Show Tuesday April 4 1961 CARBON COLLEGE GOLDEN EAGLE Pig Thr— Opening Date Stated For Carbon Museum Honor Society Pledges Scholars Thirteen Named Phi Theta Kappa Carbon College honorary society has announced selection of 13 pledges to complete its groups according to Terry Gagon president Named for membership for this year are: Larry Staley former LDS missionary and student Karlccn Ellis scienced writing Mike Orfanakis student Judith Seppi forensics student Richard "Dizzy” Edwards who was recently accepted by Rose Northwest Dental School national of winner Marie Nogulich honors in speech activities Lynda Broadbent oustanding speech and music major Helen Dam outstanding pianist Larry Cox of carbon College Richard Bond outstanding athlete and scholar who left carbon this quarter to attend Optometry College in Oregon (Richard will be voted in by proxy) Gary Booth schol- Tombstone Is Just Marilyn Moffit arship winner scholar and Byron About Graveyard outstanding Stoddard scholar Final examination was next on Charter for the society includes the developing agenda in the journalism promoting scholarship character and cultivating fellow- class The place — room G at ship among junior college stu- Chrbon College with Mrs Edith dents Although the organization Allred instructing Subject under is not a service club it promotes discussion was headlines Cultural some service projects "What is a graveyard headline?" programs include lectures socials asked Mrs Blanche Waterman and study groups the student Silence fell A puzzled Officers for this year were look appeared on Mrs Allred's elected last March and include: face “You mean tombstones?” came Terry Gagon president Irene the Walda vice president question from the back of the room A slight grin came over Keele Reba Murray secretary face "Yes” she replied Blanche's national Ilanna treasurer Wayne Don Guy study representative Laughter could be heard d coordinator group throughout the room and Mrs relieved looked Iota Thu Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa at Carbon Cbllege is exclusively for junior colleges a national convention This year Only two chapters are' organized it is to be held in Sheridan Wyin Utah — Weber and Carbon It oming on April 7 Wayne Han is a counterpart of the Phi Beta na National Representative will Kappas in senior universities attend Members are chosen from the Sophomore members include : upper 10 per cent of the student Terry Gagon Reba Keele Don Walda body Class average must be 30 Guy Irene Takahashi or above Florence Pitts Jim Guy Murray The Phi Thetas arc governed by Wayne Hanna Susan Worthcn a constitution Each year they hold and Bettie McArthur pre-dent- al pre-me- vice-preside- Tak-ahas- hand-wove- nt hi All-re- 25-2- Carbon College Prehistoric Musemum is slated to open May 1 report Don Burge Curator Indian artifacts are the main items of interest in the museum Two outstanding collections were lent to the museum by Clarence Pilling and Fred W Keller both of Price Mr PiUing1! collection consists of unbaked clay figurines which he found In a cave in Range Creek According to Mr Pilling he found eleven figurines in March 1950 They were found in a rock overhang in what is now known as Filling's cave These figurines known as Filling’s Figurines were subject of a book by Noel Mores "Clay Figurines of the American Southwest” In the book Mores describes the figurines as four and six inches high and as having sex as distinguished in both their anatomy and dress The females have breasts wide hips wear aprons and dress their hair in heavy bobs bound with cord All of the males wear breech-clout- s except one which wore a costume similar to a kilt Another interesting collection is that of Judge Fired W Keller who spent forty years collecting it according to committee members in charge of gathering archeological items n Included in Judge Keller's collection are two water baskets and over twenty pieces of pottery dating from earliest times on through the period of the Pueblos One of the most Interesting pieces of pottery is a wedding cup a dual cup which was used during wedding ceremonies Another Important boost was given to the artifact display of the museum recently by Dave Nordell of Wellington Mr Nordell's items were artifacts left in the Nine Mile region by prehistoric inhabitants When asked what part the dinosaur quarry at Cleveland would play In the future aspects of the museum Mr Burge explained: "Next summer Carbon College will contribute $2250 to dig in the quarry If things go as planned an Allosaur skeleton one of the few to be in exist ance will be erected in the museum” This quarry which is eight miles east of Cleveland Utah was first excavated by the University of Utah in 1928 Since then several other univirsities have received bones from this quarry Last summer five institutions participated in excavating — Brigham Young University Yale University California Academy of Sciences Buffalo Museum and Exhibit Museum University of Michigan Participating institution contributed $2000 and will receive bone for a complete Allosaur The University of Utah will retain all remaining bones according to W L Stokes head of the project Dr Stokes notes that this quarry is outstanding in that it can and be worked with whist-broo- American Commies Infiltrate Colleges Students Warned Ambitious plans are under way by American Communists to establish new youth organizations under the secret control of party members according to J Edgar Hoover director of the FBI He states that it is part of the Communist Party’s new emphasis on youth activities They are also completing final arrangements for a conference to held in Chicago Mr Hoover states that the Communists "hope to repeat the success they achieved on the West g Coast last May in mob demonstrations by college students and other young people against a committee of Congress (the house committee on Activities'') “Under the party's emphasis on youth program is a special publication 'New Horizons for Youth' which is aimed lidectly at America’s young people” he states “The editor is the communist's National Youth Director” In a recent letter to the editor of Student Statesman publication in California Duane Waters a student writes: UTAH EASTERN "38 Yean 9-- 11 in Price” WMain-M- E IN TOPS ELECTRIC spear-headin- 7-37- REFRESHMENTS 10 Cook’s U KELLEY’S Velvet Freeze Price Drug fi anti-commun- ist til U PRESCRIPTION Western Auto SPECIALISTS "I am a sophomore at Cresccnta Valley High School in Montrose California I believe the key to our (and all America's) problem lies in its high school and college campuses This is where the Communists work as illustrated in San Francisco and other student riots throughout the world I believe they do this because we are uninformed and we will be the future leaders when the Communists make their dreaded move I clubs believe that should be established on American campuses This would help deter Communism and inform the students of its grave threat I am willing to form a club in my school I will use your advice and literature Remember since the Communists plan to liquidate GO to 90 million of us we have nothing to lose and will fight for our cause to the end” ice-pic- ks ms Associate Store Price Utah Phone ME 7-08- 74 SOUTH CARBON AVE 40 Dial ME Carbon Ave and Main — J 7-26- 07 V ist Economy Cars See the New AMERICAN CONVERTIBLE on Display Now at Mi’siyne Motor Company "BEST FOR 98 South 3rd East Director Hoover has W©ODY'S warned Americans many times that a Communist front organization is one created bv Communists usually with an innocent sounding name in order to trnn unwary Ameri-can- s into being indoctrinated with Soviet propaganda These "brain-washe- d dunes can then be used bv the Reds a stooges in riots picket lines nnd other demonstrations to further the Kremlin's cause” he states We must be on guard ogalnst We international Communism must sec that no one chooses Communism through ignorance Pedro Luis Ferro promotional man for the IJilin American JEWELRY INC iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Watch Fine and Diamond Specialists Watches Diamonds & Jewelry Anti-Commun- ist Block desneratelv pleaded with his audience for urgent action against the Soviet LESS" the US Ferro admits unaware of the Re were Cubans menace until it was too late Will Americans make this same threat In Price In Phone GR 2-33- 71 — Helper Utah |