Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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i i A STRONG BODY anofsouzzofmzlfzofyo fanof 122 fafzof Gary Stevenson demonstrates the balance and agility required to run the obstacle course. Louie Grako stuffs the basketball dur- ing the class recreation day. , l be David Leo discovers the advantages of being physically Exercising to music is part of the everyday gym cur- fit. riculum.

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It's not so rough, comments Tony Vasquez while adding the finishing touches to his gun belt. ARTS AND CRAFTS cuizbafe JXUOQHIJ' faQ12fs Some fortunate people are gifted with the ability to create objects of beauty. The school administration firmly believed that these skillful persons should have an opportunity to develop their unusual talents. Mr. Charles Menzies took charge of five craft classes. His eager students spent the year working with plastics, Wood, fiber-glass, and leather. While Mr. Menzies encouraged his pupils to design and produce various complicated projects, Mr, Richard Edwards demonstrated the secrets and tech- niques of successful artistry. Carbon's creative program revealed potential artists and craftsmen of the highest degree. ptq'e't li'-nie Rodney Christensen and David Leo coin their talents to design a lovely fiber-glass tray.

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. Activities such as volleyball serve to develop individual sportsmanship. . - t,.,. i.,, - -M ' t K ig., fa- ' elhfgzgfffgs 5 ., , . A Q . X I .,i..i W f .- - ,,,,,,s ' 1 'Q Q a wal-A-vi, fi. .... . , 3, ,, ... A A - -,w Qw. s ., Jw A A +-M-ei The Over and Touch exercise is one which strengthens and coordinates movement. Boys' gym was composed mainly of two basic items, sweat and muscle strain. The two physical education instructors, Jackson Jewkes and Boyd Bell, confirmed the old adage that a strong body and a sound mind go hand in hand. The daily schedule included such exhausting exercises as pushups, situps, and pullups, followed by a strenuous but enjoyable game of foot- ball, basketball, or soccer. The past year saw the introduction of a new type of exercise routine, isometrics, which developed mus- cles by opposing two different sets against each other. By this means both sets gained equal strength with a minimum of work and time. Following the current trend toward the develop- ment of strong and energetic Americans, Carbon took its rightful position as a builder of athletes. One more leap and I'm through! gasps Roman Vega as he sails over the horse.