Show hie - - - - By JIM PAPPAS Hung up spikes anil dropped classes featured the return of roundball play to the Carbon scene The first string football end Gary Bliss led the return of nine lettermen as ho tried out for the post position Along with him came Fred Regis Gary Wilson Paul Andrews Robert Sneddon Richard Berensen Manuel Gonzales Thoron Thompson and Carl Morley These seniors along with the juniors Elmer Richards and Bill Iligby will star in the Dino Bcarnson Clifford Snow Albert Willard Young Dick Barnett k Judd Jim Bartelscn Ijowell Don Jones Joel Fratto Ray Kan Karl Iloldaway Mike Mar-kakDean King and Rcidcll George Assisting “Pete" in coaching this year will be Dick White With his team pretty well shaped up Coach Peterson will leave Price tomorrow for a playing tour of the junior colleges around the Ijos Angeles area He will take Robert Del Darrell Bcarnson Ponte Floyd Barnett Willard Young Dick Judd Jim Bcrtolscn Lowell Killpack Clifford Snow and Joel Fratto to participate in the games The Eagles will meet Ventura Bakersfield Compton Bernardino San Antelope Valley and Allen Hancock colleges on this tour The team will return December 10 Soon after this the Carbon boys will have their first home against Colgames of dribble-ba- ll & M from Durango on orado A December 12 and 13 to preview their skills for the home town fans Kill-pac- is PHIL “GREASY" GORISIIEK ATHLETE FEATURE THE WEEK Phil "Greasy" Gorishck the lineman holds the center week all over the state this ring "Greasy” who came to school this year after undergoing an operation and spending three months in a hospital in Denver Colorado recently was named to the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune Teams Phil attended school at Wasatch Academy in Mt Pleasant in the ninth grade so he didn't begin his football career in Carbon county until the tenth grade when he played for the Price Pirates Coach Jackson Jcwkcs realized Greasy’s potentiality last year when he was a junior Coupled with his natural ability and aggressive spirit Coach Jcwkcs has helped him to reach his peak in 205-pou- nd All-Sta- te high school ball But even though the football headman is weeping for his loss he has some condolence in the fact that Greasy’s younger brother who sparked the Junior High this year is coming over from the Price Junior High next year all-sta- rs CARBONS Deseret News All-Sta- Mat bums reduced waist-line- s strained muscles marked the beginning of the grunt and groan season With Ted Marakis and Mario Lopez assisting' Claude Cowley wrestling instructor began training the returning letter winners and new wrestling team members this week The letter-me- n and are Forest Stewart Joe Mar- Alfred Martinez Ron Basinger and Earl Marra Walter Wright Carl Schoenberger Bob Dennis Golding Roger Bean Charlesworth Arlan Micham Gerald Marchello Byron Stoddard Nathan Wall Ray Chavez Reid Oliver Michael Migliorc Edward Simms Leroy Jacobson Julian Pacheco Chick Herrerra Wallace Lowelyn Raymond Espinosa Bill I vie David llamas Jay Wilson Phil Goreshek and Chuck Christensen are the other wrestling hopefuls tinez Carbon's Junior varsity was humbled and elated last Friday and Saturday respectively when 9 and they lost to Altamont 0 beat Tabiona Wayne Reid with 10 Crocco with 7 and Frand-se- n with 6 points led the first night's scoring while Booth 12 and Alger 6 were the big men in the second night's encounter Highlight of the first evening's play was the terrific amount of fouls amassed by the JV's (26) Practically everyone who played in the game from Carbon received a foul including Bobby Mansanarcz the manager who received only one technical to become the least fouling member of the traveling squad 44-3- rs 55-3- ALL-STAT- E FIRST TEAM Player Phil Gorishck Position Guard SECOND TEAM Pat Bendall Back ALL REGION (5) FIRST TEAM Running fast and hand and folCoach Keith Wilson’s lowing weave the Dino's varsity easily dumped the Utcs of Vernal two Price this week from Hawaii ' where he has just finished his sojourn in the army in an army hospital in Hawaii He and his wife the former Bonnie Roberts and two children plan to make a home In Salt Lake City where news the alumni Carbon's spots “Non” will continue his studies at this week with the usual Interthe University of Utah where he esting highlights expects to obtain his PhD on his Sharon Iloldaway and Merrilee GI Bill Davis arrived home from Denver Joel Allred a former graduate where they are attending school Carbon College spent the of for the holidays Thanksgiving holidays in Price George Zoolakis who is attend- with his family Sunday he enterting the University of Utah where ained at a dnner pairty for four he is majoring in electrical engin- of his roommates at the BYU eering was home for Thanksgiv- Dick Smart Portland Oregon Carl Mitchell Long Beach Califing ornia Roger Jeppson Reno NevaYvonne Leonard senior of last da and Ned McArthur Price Joel year returned home for the holi- and Roger arc debate partners at day She is presently working in the BYU Salt Lake City Miss Loretta Pacheco former Loretta Pacheco is attending Carbonitc is attending school at West Point where he is an officer the Salt Lake City area Vocaof the Ski Club was a top stu- tional School this year dent in his class last year David Pizzuto former Carbon-it-e k Carbon’s alumni Martin leave He is home for a y who has gained wide recogMarines in the served with has nition at the University of Utah Hawaii for the past 26 months He as a football player spent the past will be stationed in San Diego week end at his home in Dragcr-to- n California when his leave is over News Spotlight An Oriental array of decorations set the scene for the annual Pep play Coach Keith Wilson the re- and Lcttcrman banquet held last turning mentor says of Carbon's Tuesday evening in the school chances "We have an average cafeteria Each year the Pep Club team and should win at least half honors the football lettermen with of our games” Managing the var- this banquet sity this year will be Ronald Reid toastmistress for the occasThe and Pat Bendall "A green team" are the words Coach Bill Peterson used to size up the basketball team of the Carbon College Eagles last Tuesday With only two returning lettermen to boost his lineup Coach Peterson still believes if the boys work as they have been the team should finish among the leaders of the league The veterans Robert Del Ponte and Floyd Barnett will be fighting for starting positions with the newcomers Darrell ion was Virginia Yelonick who was dressed in a pair of oriental pajamas and had her hair set in an oriental hair-d- o The chairmen for the banquet were Necia Ni?lson Sandy and Wynona Martinez wore Various to make cards place appointed arrange the table decorations and prepare the program The program consisted of opening prayer by Lucille Jensen Speeches were made by Dr A R Jones Mr V Merrill Coaches Jackson Jcwkcs and Bill Peterson and Mr Stubby Petersen A pantomime by Diane Fausett a reading by Carol Sue Massa a song by Wynona Martinez and dances by Brenda Migliaccio and Shorn and Shanna Petersen constituted the evenings entertainment Toasts were given by the following Gaylene Salzotte Carolyn Powell Jcanonc Dimmick Brenda Migliaccio Judy Mancina Irene Listcllo Phyllis Rock Hope Colby Alone Fasselin and Sharon Aitken Special guests were Dr and Mrs A E Jones Mr and Mrs Vernon Merrill Mr and Mrs Mont Harmon Dr William Cross Dr and Mrs James Ruggeri and Mr and Mrs J B Thompson and Miss Lucilc Jensen Hie highlight of the evening was the announcement by Coach Jackson Jcwkcs of the new football Elmer "Fud” Richards and Stanley Crocco who were elected by their team members to lead the Dinos next year Short speeches were given by each boy Pos-totni- ch en nights in a row 46-3-7 the first night and 4 the second With the spedy guards Regis and Gonzales hitting the hoop for 14 and 6 points respectively and the post man Bliss throwing In 8 more the Carbon roundballcrs came up with their first victory of the season Moving on their victory march the Dino's ran their win total to two by beating the Vernal basket-baileagain tho second night Andrews with 12 points and Bliss and Gonzales with 10 each led the second encounter's scoring for the Carbon team This win over Vernal proved the Carbon potential and fans should look forward to a good season It is Interesting to note that in this game the referees were not present so some members of audience were asked to referee 47-3- rs Boz-yac- 30-da- Ned Alger former Carbon grid-dTony Welsh and his wife the coached his Pleasant Grove former Shirleen Gardner of Helper arc teaching at Monticello high Vikings to their second straight school Class B State Championship this past season The former Lucille Druse now Mrs James Potts is settled down to married life just outside Seattle Washington where James is employed at Boeing Aircraft er Price Auto Parts Company Parley Johnson Carl Garcia and Charles Bonomo all former 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