Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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ATHLETIC SKILL ago refuzlves sporfsmazzsfrjo Emerging from one of the many obstacle course feats, john Feichko strives to beat his old time. Getting caught in a tire can prove frustrating when racing the clock. The obstacle course, which took approximately two minutes to complete, consisted of such stunts as the rope climb, chin-ups, Ability to Climb the rope must stem ladder climb, hurdling horses, running through tires and under from excellent muscle fone, mats, over the balance beam, and ending with the shuttle run. These endeavors not only provided physical opportunities, but also instilled a sense of competition and personal fortitude Within the boys.

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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.

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SJC jieytjfok a CARBON COEDS founce zlrzfo acfzbn OWL! L W wawml ywdasls 5 Gaining scholastic honors took patience and a striving will, but excelling in physical fitness programs also took hard work and much practice. The old saying, Practice makes perfect, proved to be true as the gym girls struggled to perfect new and challenging skills. Exercises dramatized the beginning of every class as Mrs. Butcher and Mrs. Kraync led the students through new and helpful routines. Sports and exercises were not the only activities which dominated the gym classes. Cre- ative dance captured the Carbon spotlight as junior and senior girls were given the chance to create new and interesting dance steps. Graceful movements and strenuous exercises developed balance and poise. Physical fitness was not the only thing stressed. Training in sportsmanship found its proper position in the P.E. in- struction. Sports were open to all who enjoyed them and who worked diligently to conquer the challenges which were pre- sented. Hard work and strong will proved that CARBON COEDS BOUNCED INTO ACTION. There's a point for our side, cry exhilarated sports enthusiasts as Trudy Zaccaria knocks ball into net. W ,, . MM ,,as,a,,r,.,..,: ..s,,. ,vga g . ., Belle Burgess leaps for the volleyball as Alene Wfadsworth stretches to assist.