Show Pace Two Friday November 18 1955 TIIE CARBONICLE THE CARBONICLE STAFF Editor Beverly Ganser Associate Editor Phyllis Frandscn Business Manager Rachcle Alma Jean Lake Marilyn Campbell Jean Prazen Typists Kay Shiner LaRene Peterson Lily Smith Anderson Helen Coggins Jeanette Compagni Pat Kent Reporters— Colosimo Wilcnc Cormani Gene Ellis Judy Farish George Hat-si- s Karen Hurskaincn Sharon Hurskaincn Ben Johnson Chris-ten- c Karrick Gary Massey Robert Maki Betty Nelson Joan Prazen Rosie Rachcle Margaret Roberts Refugio Sausedo Kay Shiner Lily Smith Donna Stone Tom Smith Ed Trotas Loretta Abcyta Bud Arambula Jim Bcrtlcsen Sharon Bianco Geraldine Boss Marilyn Campbell Deanna Dance Merllee Davis Darlene Dennison Joel Fratto Carollyn Hamilton Alma Jean Lake Margie McCormick Verla Magann Barbara Migliori Dave Miller Pat Nordin LaRene Peterson Stan Robles Phyllis Rowley Marie Saccamano Francis Saccamano Jimmy Salzetti Dennis Wall and Jeanne Wooten —Rose Money on the Wing By LeROY 8TEVEN8 Pheasants were not the only things taking to the air last Friday Dollars were flying away from Carbon College much faster than the pheasants were flying away from the hunters in the fields Utah schools receive their funds according to daily attendance and because of the opening of the pheasant season’s being on a Friday school attendance suffered a heavy loss The early hours of pheasant hunting are always the best and students cannot be expected to remain in school during the best hunting The pheasant hunt opening was set not only upon a Friday but the Friday of Veterans' Day also depriving this day of some of its true meaning ami the wholehearted support of everyone in honoring our war veterans The group of business men and "sportsmen" who were influenced and in favor of setting the opening day as Friday November 11 arc truly a small group in comparison iu those who were affected unfavorably Students teachers schools and the education system of the state as a whole suffered for the pleasure of a few A true sportsman thinks of more than just himself His actions influence many people in different plans and at different times (Jur sportsmen of tomorrow and even our nation itself are being built by our schools of today Ix't's not handicap them for the pleasure of a few so-call- ed 'Carbon Student Injured Carbon College Speaks How many Carbon students lis- j Last Sunday a Carbon student She has brains and ambition to spare Let's take a look at Blaine MorPAT By This freshman lad has looks Have you ever tried it? It's fun gan charm personality plus— the gento be nosy and try to find out manners girls go for tlemanly about kids in secret Look what said! 'Nuff we came up with this week The spotlight was on DcVon Oliver and here arc a few details Prince Matchable 2 dram Bath Oil 6 ox Bath Cologne $375 about this character Cute kid and Abano Bath Ensembe swell personality lady's man neat BOTH FOR 5250 dresser but will he ever settle down to one gal? He does seem At L & A DRUG to like some redheads Another senior that cones into mind is LaRene Petersen A KELLER’S friendly hello for everyone she is called the “senior brain” Goes FOOD MARKET around singing “The Wild Blue Yonder” Likes airmen FANCY GROCERIES FINEST MEATS Dropping down to the junior 63 N Carbon Ave Price class Mary Draper is the center of attraction Quiet type gal who makes 100 per cent on tests Her head’s in Carbon but her heart's SEE THE NEW in Grand Junction Blushes easily known as Siley’s sister a good piBEAUTY GLOW anist and singer Another "Baby Junior" doing well at Carbon is Manuel Gonzales known as a “joker” loads of fun neat dancer sings on the bus likes —at— cheerleaders especially “Arkirs” huh Shirl? Good football player WORLEY’S On the College level Phyllis Frandsen is a gal to notice A Exclusive Jeweler associate editor of the CarbrninV she’s a busy one Pretty eyes t match her lovely speaking vov The Nosey Kid ANNUAL BOOK WEEK OBSERVED The 37th annual Book Week was officially opened last Sunday in Price with a radio address by David Hammond Price businessman Mrs Oscar Hanson was elected Book Week chairman The slogan adopted by the Book Week council for this year’s observance was “Let’s Read More” and all activities were designed to accomplish this purpose At the libraries all who take out books during the week will be given a book mark Bookmarks will be distributed to various clubs and civic organizations Parents who wished some guidance in choice of books for their children were able to obtain from the library lists for the children of the first six grades There was the usual display of attractive children’s books at the local library Parents were encouraged to go to the library with their children and get acquainted with the facilities and service offered to the public Children of the grade schools prepared diagrams which were placed in the windows of Dixon-fTaylRussell store and the Quality Cleaners Cleaners g Thcsrc will be a hour at the local library Saturday at 1:30 pm Students from the college Cary Nelson and Jeanne Morgan will have charge of this or -- story-tellin- Diamonds THIS feature National Book Week was high-ighte- THAT'S A REAL PIP1 READY OR NOT d ten to “Carbon College Presents" Gary Cal lor was injured when the in Price by several speechevery Saturday morning at 9 am truck he was driving skidded out es and meetings of the various over the radio? of control near the Blue Cut at clubs and service organizations This program keeps the public well informed of the "doings" at Carbon College This week Mary P’al's and CV limn Casey will give n nend-u- p of Cnrh n news St'uLmts nf th spr'—h by E'itv' Geary write wi p’nn the programs as a Spring Glen Although Gary was not serious- THE WONDERS OF UTAH ly injured he had to have two Coal supplier of the nation stitches taken on his head Salt maker sugar grower Player with railroads Watch That Vocabulary Stormy husky brawding In the near future students of Slate of the big shoulders Carbon will be given vocabulary arc a beautiful They tests to find how they compare state andsayI you believe them for I nrH'iir with other students throughout have seen part nf their wonders your many the nation And they tell me you are kind Carbon students have been rated and SCHOOL AND DRESS my reply is: It is true for low in vocabulary hence many of are the kind words I hear of many SHOES them welcome this opportunity to you find their exact ratings JOLENE’S AnI tell me you are free Next spring another test will be minded they I answer: Yes it is and STOP — SHOP given to sec what improvement true for here no one is discriminhas hfen made during this year ated against for his race color or creed And having answered thus I STUDIO ARVAN PHOTO turn once more to those who sneer -S- PECIALin1 say: Come give yourself a to love and learn the many chance — STUDENT PICTURES 3 for 69c wonderful values of life that pre(Prints in 15 Minutes) vails in this great state that bios-- : PRICE UTAH 2 NORTH CARBON from desert depart-nii!jEeto- d IS A TIP THIRSTY OR SHOT THREE FLIPS AND A FLOP — at the — Milky Way Shoppe ess rntl TYPiWKOTiR: REMINGTON - ROYAL - OLYMPIA SMITH CORONA the — Charlotte Namnjo INSTITUTE CLASSES HOLD SOCIAL Students of the LDS Institute classes under the direction of Principal Dean W Wengreen attended the first social party of the year last Wednesday evening The affair was held at the Fourth ward chapel Heading the refreshment committee were Phyllis Frandscn Bonnie Hebdon and Jack Green Recreational committee members were Tom Ncilson Mary Young and Von Johnson Just Try Our Good Food! fresh — Tasty — And Always So Good — To Please Your Desire! 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