Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Carbon Nine Wins ' 3 Carbon's most successful athletic endeavor was that ot baseball. The boys batted their way Through pre-season games with only one loss and one tie. After completing a successful pre-season the Carbon Nine vvent on to capture the Region V title undefeated. To start, the Dinos defeated Springville 6-2, went on to trounce Provo 6-3, and later stomped Payson i2-l. With a i3-2 win over Orem, Carbon clinched the Region V championship with a 6-5 victory over Spanish Fork, With one championship under their belts, Carbon defeated North Cash 3-2 in the quarter final game and later lost a 5-4 saueeker to Davis High to place third in State. During the season Kent Jensen and Bob Porter were responsible tor excellent pitching, while Mike Magliocco and Coy Day were cred- ited with successful field plays. Star hitters were Ken Demick and John Bradly. Other mem- bers ot the team were Alan Griftoni, Dee Wright, Robbie Jewkes, John Ellington, John Colosimo, Bill Bergano, Roger Branch, 'David Tryon, John Limone, Ruttie Madrigal, Dave Guy- man, and Greg Passic. Mr. Regis, a fine successful coach, experi- enced his first year at Carbon this season. He was very proud of the team as he made this statement, Championship was the result ot ex- cellent team effort and a great desire to win. He continued by saying that the selections for All-State included Ken Demick and Kent Jensen. Thanks to combined teamwork and good sportsmanship Carbon High was given a proud position in the 1963 spring baseball season.

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Students Chosen Eighteen boys and eight girls were chosen from the student body ot Carlson l-ligh to represent their school as dele- gates to Boys State and Girls State held separately at Utah State University in Logan, , The purpose ot Boys State and Girls State is to instill in the youth ot our state the knowledge at how our state government works by actually having them participate in such government. Girls and Boys Staters tor l96-3: Top Row: James Martin, Johnny Salverakis, Steve Diamanti, Mike Fasselin, Vergil Draney, Brent Miller, Jack Bottlno, Nor- man Prichard. Middle Row: Johnny Mi- zulrawa, Clyde Larsen, Bill Bertolio, Rod- ger Branch, Ronnie Jensen, Leonard Aoyag,i John Bryner, Steven Svvasey. Bot- tom Row: Gene Schultz, Connie Baker, Henry l-laraguchi, Kathleen Horsley, Linda Bartley, Kyle Jones, Tama Alger, Michael Bianco, Margaret Houston. PM