St Marks School - Marker Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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The team seems optimistic as they prepare to leave for an away game. St. Mark’s 49 Wasatch Academy 72 St. Mark’s 49 St. Francis 50 St. Mark’s 31 Park City 47 St. Mark’s 50 Manila 37 St. Mark’s 34 St. Joseph’s 78 St. Mark’s 37 Grantsville 69 St. Mark’s 39 Dugway 41 St. Mark’s 18 Judge Memorial 93 St. Mark’s 44 St. Joseph’s 76 St. Mark’s 55 Manila 36 St. Mark’s 43 Grantsville 74 St. Mark’s 52 Dugway 53 St. Mark’s 44 Judge Memorial 91 Coach Garrison watches apprehensively from the bench. Page thirty-seven

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VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 txSR p t Hank Lamb goes up to score as Bill Yaggy and Pete Billings watch the action in a game against Grantsville. Steve Amoss Pete Billings Chuck Culp Dave Jennings Bob Keyset Hank Lamb Gunnar Roald Kit Sumner Andy Tujios Paul Winther Bill Yaggy John Young LIONS SURVIVE TOUGH FIRST YEAR The St. Mark’s basketball team, plagued by inexperience and several injuries, failed to win a league game this season. Coach John Garrison was pleased with the team’s great improvement over the season. He also praised them for never giving up, even though in one game they were behind seventy-five points. St. Mark’s beat Manila twice, and lost to St. Francis and Dugway by scores of only one and two points. The coach is looking forward to a very good season next year, since the boys will have had a year’s experience, and every player on the starting five is returning. Page thirty-six

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J. V. BASKETBALL Ray Gibson Mark Jones John Litton Jeb Myers Phil Patterson Bruce Plenk Rick Stevenson Oefl Smith AnH Tucker John Litton fights for the tip in a J. V. game as Rick Stevenson looks on JUNIOR VARSITY GAINS EXPERIENCE The Junior Varsity basketball team was sort of a little brother to the regular varsity. The team was made up of boys in Forms III, IV, and V. It competed against the J. V. teams of the other schools in the league, playing the same schedule as the regular team. Like the varsity, this was also the first year of competition for the J. V. This made the schedule a little rough, but a great im- provement was made over the season. On this team, coached by John Loomis and Mr. Garrison, players learn skills neces- sary in varsity competition. In future years boys who have played on this team will provide players for the varsity. Page thirty-eight