| Show Paaa Four Ittt March 21 CARBON COLLEGE GOLDEN EAGLE T The Sports Casters Four "goldtn boys" hava play-a- d thalr last gamo togathar with tha closa of tho basketball season at Carbon Col logo Ron Henderson Reid Paco Paul Blaser and Doug Powell have formed a combination uniquo in that never before In the history of the college hava four team membors played side by side for olght years The four students all better than their years under average students basketball started careers eight ago at Price Junior High the guidance of Coach Lawrence Golding At this institution they garnered the County Round-Robi- n Championship During that particular basketball season Price Junior High lost only one game Ron and Paul were important cogs in the football machine at the junior high both playing the position they now occupy at end and quarter- back After graduation from Price Junior High they enrolled in Carbon High School and led Carbon to its most successful basketball season in its long history of Under competitive basketball direction of Coach Jack Woodthey led the team to a first place finish in Region 5 where they dropped only one ward league encounter Carbon High also reached the semi-fina- ls of the State Class “A” Championship this same year but dropped a close game to Bingham the eventual state champions Coach Jade Woodward will never forget this team nor will the students and adult followers through the county Graduation will ba tho scans of daparturo for those prims athletes who will bo missed at Carbon Collage greatly for their athletic achievements Four new boys who have also been playing together for four seasons have made an entrance into the ranks These boys all freshmen will form the nucleus of next year’s Carbon team Hailing from Indiana the Hoosier State these boys are expected to pick up where the Golden Boys leave of Ron Smith Dave Torphy Bob Cupps and Dean Hoggatt wil form the new Gold- en Boys' of Carbon College ketball team next year —C C" bas- Tho Golden Eagles of Carbon College finished In third place In this year's ICAC basketball wars The Eagles had a two won and four lost record In finishing out their regular season schedule Included in the four loses are loses to BYU freshman and Utah Paul Blasor freshman Both of these games were played on the home floor of the frosh February 9 and 10 saw the Eagles take to the road for games with College of Southern Utah and Dixie College The Eagles handed the Thunderbirds a 1 shellacking which featured a game of great offense and little defense The following night saw the tables turned as the Rebels 4 of Dixie handed Carbon a loss The Eagles fell behind early in the contest and could never Dixie overhaul the 96-9- 98-8- hot-shooti- ng five On February 17 Eagles played Boise host to the league-leadin-g Broncos Gus Johnson's 33 point splurge was too much and Boise 3 defeated Carbon by a count Eagles tested the BYU freshman at Provo on February 22 The Kittens lead throughout the contest and won a 9 victory over the local club Saturday February 24 the Eagles handed Snow a 105-8- 0 thumping in the National Guard Armory This was the second time the Eagles defeated the Snow five during the course of the regular season The Eagles traveled to Salt Lake City to test the Utah freshman on March 1 The youngsters from Utah held the upper hand as they scorched the nets for an amazing 110 points as they downed the Eagles 110-9- 4 Coach Paterson will field an Inaxporlencad team next season anchored by Doan Hoqgatt Ron Smith and Randy Moore who saw considerable action this season as freshman Fine performances wore turned In this season by Ron Henderson Paul Blaser Reid Paco Ron Doug Powell Smith Doan Hoggatt and Randy Moore The main losses through graduation will be Ron Henderson Paul Blaser Reid Pace and Doug Powell 71-6- hard-press- ed Doug Powell Reid Paco Ron Henderson Indiana Mothers New Club Formed by Ski Enthusiasts Snow snow and more snow this winter has brought about a new organization at Carbon College The organization formed during the month of February received the name Carton College Ski Club All members have access to two of the 20 ski areas in Utah Bruin Haven above Sunnyside and the Clear Creek course above the town of Clear Creek President of the club is Richard Tat ton vice president John Peter nell secretary Sandra Scarte-zin- a social chairman Mike Tucker and conditions chairman Ed Klarich The club consists of 28 charter members Included are Sharon Campbell Gordon Dunlapt Chuck Charleton Byron Stoddard Curtis Crum Richard Kosec John Brasher Shanna Woodruff Bob Murphy Robert Downard Frank Ularich Bill Dugan Jerry Gordon Richard Fail Gary Turner Mike Mike Ilimonas Protopappas Bruce Buchanan Jim Kay Ron Brown Jean Roskelley Dan Jansen and Dave Halliday One of the members of the ski did) Gordon Dunlap has participated in races at both Alta and Solitude He also plans to travel to Arizona to compete for the Arizona ski cup Baseball Squad Begins Training For Mesa Opener FOR ALL YOUR Bid You Know? That — Coach Bill Peterson is a former University of Utah basketball star? That — Orson Tew Carbon band and language instructor first met Mr Peterson when Mr Tew was serving on an LDS mission in South America? Mr Tew and several of his missionary companions sponsored a scries of basketball games in which the Ute squad participated The tour was the first foreign trip made by any Utah team Bill Peterson was one of the players chosen to make the trip After the trip Mr Peterson returned to Utah to complete his education and Mr Tew returned to teach in Idaho after completing his mission Neither realized that they would see each other again Little did they know that they would be on the same faculty one coaching a W0BB BUJYUNG SHOP AT MKT top-not- Save HJp to 75 and Miss Beth Louden arrived in Price late Thursday evening from Bedford Indiana after they had completed a journey of some 1600 miles in 48 hours of traveling time To most students these names may be unfamiliar but they are very important names to three Carton College students since they belong to the mothers of Dean Hoggatt Robert Cupps and Ron Smith Indiana students who came to Carbon College on athletic scholarships Miss Louden came especially to visit Bob Cupps in The journey was two-folpurpose in that it allowed the visitors to visit with their sons and to tour the campus at Carbon and become acquainted with the school that drew these Indiana boys so far away from home The Cartonites were able to touch up on local news and events from their home town “I am truly happy with my son’s decision to attend Carton College" stated Mrs Lawrence Hoggatt "The only disagreeable factor Is the long distance away from home for these boys” Mrs Cupps states that “the trip was well worth the time and money spent” “I am well pleased with the living conditions provided by the college” was the opinion voiced by Mrs Morrill Smith The small family reunion came to a close Monday morning when the three boys bade the visitors bon voyage for another quarter They will return to Indiana for summer vacation bas- ch other arous- That — John Torrey’s OK RUBBER WELDERS father is and an army colonel stationed at the Pentagon in Washington? He is of Inthe Assistant telligence of the Far East Division John tells us that his father’s rank is really "almost-genera- BEELINE SERVICE Save on Your Gas Oil Service ff and NEW l" since his commission for the high post is expected in the near IN PRICE Cbach Larry Regis began serious drills last week in preparation for his baseball team's opener against Mesa Junior College of Grand Junction Coach Regis will field a team lacking in experience with the exception of the infield where three of the four positions will be anchored by returning lettermen Hopefuls competing for starting berths in the infield will be Paul Tabone Ron Ross Lee Forsythe Dick Robb Chuck Charlton and Paul Blaser Holding down the catching Job will be Elmer Iorg Competition for the three outfield positions will be keen as newcomers Dean Hoggatt Ron Smith Charles Zoolakis Robert Pestana Reid Pace and Orlando Miera try to oust returning lettermen Ron Henderson and Dick Newberry Pitching talent will be limited to newcomers since John Candal-ari- a is the only veteran to return Richard Regis Jim Harter and Sundra Uewelyn are expected to help solidify the pitching corp ketball team and the ing school spirit with the school band Chief-of-Sta- KEILIUEIIUS Mrs Lawrence Hoggatt Mrs Robert Cupps Mrs Morrell Smith d 86-6- hot-shooti- ng Visit Athlete Sons At Carbon College — Tire Needs — USED 175 South Carbon Ave ou YorarPry Cleaning IDo lit Price Yourself It's Amazing It’s Easy! 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