Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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TENNIS SQUAD T compefespf I-eylzm Honors dfw Carbon's tennis team: Alan Fletcher, Donald Hougnon, Ralph Taylor, Walt Tryon, and Terry Powell. ,X . , 'ffl ,fn ,f 1' T gw ' .. Uwggga wif, K . 'Q..i5Af Donald Houghton, a Carbon netter, swings with a powerful Carbon's number one singles man is Ralph Taylor forearm. lg!

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cHs sms CQNTENDERS The Dino trackmen, coached by Boyd Bell, jumped, ran, and threw their way into the midst of the exciting spring cinder sport. The CHS crew, led by two-time state contender, Steve Aguirre, competed in dual meets with Emery and East Carbon, and took part in the Grand Junction and Snow College Invitational Track and Field meets before entering the rugged Region V competition. Steve Aguirre, Gary O'Laughlin, and 880 relay team consisting of Gary Hinkins, Dave Tryon, and johnny Ell- ington set new school records. A third place was copped by relay team and Steve Aguirre settled for a fifth place at the state finals. A - 2 9 Steve Aguirre and Gary Hinkins finish first and second in dual meet with East Carbon. Scott Dunn practices vaulting form before Grand Junction Invitational.

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Alan Fletcher's serve sometimes proves too much for his opponents. '.,.'If ' Terry Powell misses an opponents serve during a practice match. ! Walt Tryon makes good with a quick hand and a cautious eye. The exciting sport of tennis was not neglected in the Den of the Dinos. Ever since Carbon High School was moved to its present location in 1959, tennis has been considered a valuable minor sport. The team, Ralph Taylor, the number one singles man, Donald Houghton, the number two singles man, Terry Powell, Walt Tryon, and Alan Fletcher represented Carbon in various matches throughout the state. Each team member won his letter and gained considerable skill which will be helpful in future events.