Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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I 5-'K -.5 1: dw- ,LJ a X. 1' 5 vw ag, aff Track Letter Men HOLLIS BRANCH Two year lettermang runs the relays and 100 and 220-yard dashes. Grad- uates this year with an excellent track record. CECIL CHRISTENSEN One year lettermang high jumps and runs sso-yard and mile. Is only a sophomore and shows good prospects. PAUL fMOUSlEl HOLBROOK A senior and one year lettermang probably one of the best low-hurdlers Carbon has ever seen. FIBRUN QFLEETFOOTI OGDEN A senior, three year letterman, and a very able sprinterg received a bad leg injury last year, but was a constant point getter for Carbon this year. FRANCES IFATI LAMPH A senior and two year letterman high jumps, broad jumps, and throws the disk' leaves Carbon this year with a fine athletic record. Page 96

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fx ,335 t Track N past years the Carbon boys have made a reputation in track that is going to be very hard to uphold. In 1930, they easily won the district championship, and a place in the state finals. Nineteen thirty-one was merely a repetition of 1930, except that our team was a little better than in the preceding years. Hutchinson was the' outstanding man of this year,s team, being the fastest man in the state as proved by the state meet. Webb, Bottino, Childs and Bonomo also had a great deal to do with Carbon,s showing in these two years. Although four of our best men were lost last year we have four remaining lettermen and unlimited material from which Coach Merrill is making a championship team. The four remaining men from last year are Branch, who shines in the sprints, Ogden, who is also a sprinter and distance runner, Holbrook in the hurdles and relays, and Lamph in the high jump. New men who are showing up well are Cowley, Nichols, and Gunderson. The boys still have several weeks to train in before the district meet and are looking forward to state honors. Even if our team does not advance as far as it has in previous years we are certain that they will do their best and uphold the school motto: t'Carbon Fights. Page 95 fin' ,W db YV' P .W , Q i iff .i l E rf' ,i i 5 ln- . if-P' T 9 21' i l 1 1 .av i e c ei? .-, - IRES' i i P' 233, 3 32, x , , i l i Es' 1 ir' s x .,., ,J i 5 i 1 gg .. .Hia s- Q. . 5 - 32259. i ,Q 3 rf is W'

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Page 97 OWEN REESE DELBERT BEAN ARTHUR CHRISTENSEN Cheerleaders HE spirit of this institution owes much, not only to its team, but also to Owen Reese and his two assistants, Delbert and Arthur. They were always on hand to keep up the fighting spirit of the Miners whether facing defeat or victory. They were there always to the end of the game aiding our team to boast the spirit of Carbon, ep. W SF' .Y sr 2.11: . f N 'F ' a' 5' Q , I f' i N M' N N 'W N V , ,x , , ff it I