Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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M.. COACH VERNON MERRILL X i XXX xxx lx i 1 Coach i OR the past three years Carbon High has been making a record in athletic achievements that has never been equaled in previous years. It is true that we have wonderful athletes in our school but what can athletes do wtihout training and spirit. Where does this training and spirit come from? It comes from the coach and no one else. Coach Merrill has worked diligently with our boys for several years and has done his best to put in them a spirit that is indomin- able. His success in doing this has been proved by the many and glorious victories that our team have won while under his directions. In every work that the Coach speaks and in his every movement we can see some trace of that grand old motto, Carbon Fights. Page 9I

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