Show I Paoe Six CARBON COLLEGE GOLDEN EAGLE ‘ Tuesday April 4 1961 f Team Is Anxious Carbon Alumnus The Eagle’s Eye Garners Awurd By Val Halamandaris To Harry Halamandaris son of Mr The Carbon College Golden Eagle baseball team under direction of Dick White is anxiously await-in- g the beginning of league play for the 1961 season and Mrs Gus Halamandaris of May wa congratulata Coach Patarson and tha taam on a baskatball Mason Congratulations to Bill Barokis for baing Price has been named outstanding suc-cass- ful chosan to tha all ICAC taam Spring is truly here at last Spring brings birds bees and baseball The Eagles as you kno are the defending ICAC southern division champs Coach White says that chances for repeating feat look pretty good Dora the Dumbell says: "The Eagles will come In first if coach White’s hitters don’t go after too many highballs’ Speaking of Sports Bowling Is one of tha most interesting sports to watch Bowling a game that Just about everyone plays consists of standing in an alley (not Just any old allay) and rolling a heavy ball at pins Lest we have a misunderstanding these pins are bigger and heavier than the usual type of pins They are about 15 inches tall and weigh 4 pounds a piece If you knock down all the pins in one roll you claim a strike If someone pushes the reset button just as you let go of the ball this is called an "occassion d'profane’’ in other words you are allowed a few bad words whenever this happens to you Back again If you loavo some of the pins standing you got a split (Mmotimos in your pants Mmotimos in tha pins) If you roll a second ball and knock down the remaining pins you get a spare — if you fail you cry and groan complaining that your foot slipped Roughly the one getting (knocking down) the most pins wins the game However you have to take turns at your rollings No prerequisites are needed for this sports but knowledge of the technique of rolling crops would be helpful This gams was invented by the Apache Indians who thought it was great sport to roll heavy round boulders down hills at pesky whito men Next time you go bowling look for traits and you can das- 1 Richard Komc Typo TheM guys are great until you get takes a little doing but usually (like Barbara Tomsic) provokes this type they’re hard on phi other eguipment that’s around them angry To get this type angry the shame of being beaten by a girl them to violent anger Beware of Boys automatic pin spotters and within kicking distance 2 Mike Orfanakls Type This Is the clever Intellecual type bowler he tries to get everything down to a science When he couldn’t care less about bowling he tops the score sheet but when he's trying to show off to a pretty he's lucky to find the right alley in which to bowl I guess one would feel pretty badly to see the weaker sex Intentionally pouring balls in the gutter and saying “OH dear you must teach me to play this gome some day’ 3 Carl Fonnomoro Typo This typo plays lousy ball whon the stakes are low saying "How do you play this game?" But when the stakes are high and somebody thinks he’s really going to soak this sucker — look out His bowling to pickup the greenbacks drives Don Carter and most pro's to shame 4 Nick Kontas Typo This guy rolls the ball with all the speed of a cat chasing a fat mouse But because of many discouraging splits (sometimes In his pants) he changes his tactics to rolling the ball like a marble pushing the reset button to cross up opponents bowling left handed and general clowning around The owners of the alleys know this type well 5 Any Girl Type Girls have quite a handicap at bowling namely clothing Girls have many types of clothes that would be suitable for this type of activity but invariably they wear the wrong type of clothing If you thing boys suffer from bad splits you you to see what happens to girls that wear tight skirts hull skirts are just about as bad the ball can get hidden or wrapped up in all that material and boy that can really be a handicap Girls have a habit of sliding down the alley Now girls if this is one of your faults you can correct it by letting go of he ball at the appropriate moment How these girls who bowl the ball with the same strength they put on makeup can run up such teriffic scores and embarrass men HI never know Seme girls can bewl and do ethers act like they can't but do very well In competition ethers act like they can't bewl and can't bewl for heck My advice to bowling girls try net to be a hazard on the alleys stay outofthe way until It's your turn Actually bowling is a lot of fun and is enjoyed by millions every year I believe everyone should try bowling in his lifetime Special to Girls The players DO NOT TAKE showers at halftime they rest and talk You learn something everyday right? Dora the Dumbell I must be psychic I know the score of any ball game before it starts Nothing to nothing Appointment Praised The American Medical Association has praised President John F Kennedy for his appointment of a women Dr Janet G Travell as his personal physician and called the selection a "timely affirmation of the rewarding careers open to women in medicine" Dr F L Blosingome the society’s executive of AMA states that last year 405 women received M D degrees from medical schools and that of the 252000 physicians in the country 13000 of them (5ft) are women There arc unlimited opportunities for "intellectually superior” women to enjoy the equality the profession offers The pay is good and even the hours arc good since women can blend marriage and a career in medicine The work is rewarding "Your work will be interesting beyond your wildest dreams’’ according to the American women’s Medical Association The first woman to be graduated with an M D degree from an American College was Elizabeth Blackwell In 1849 she was a pioneer in this profession Women physicians have won the highest honors the profession can bestow including the Nobel Prize This was won by Dr Gcrty T Cori honored in 1947 for synthesis of glycogen the chief carbohydrate storage material in animals "There is such a great demand for physicians” the association spokesman said” that the association has developed a student scholarship and loan program which will provide up to 3200000 in scholarships to 50 honor students and establish a fund of more than $1 million as security for the student loans” Perhaps it would be a wise move for some of Carbon College’s superior coeds to turn to medicine as a career vice-preside- 1 js b - nt r engineering student at Utah State University Mr Halamandaris was chosen by a committee who represented the Utah Engineering Council Basis of the selection were the credentials of the nominee Each was given a personal interview and scholarship personal development and leadership were made the basis of the final decision Mr Halamandaris was a former student body president of Carbon College where he was active in athletics and student body affairs lie was graduated from Carbon in 1959 Advertising Given Boost Advertising is one of the chief means a paper has of paying for its production The Golden Eagle depends on advertising for one-thiof the total production cost Advertisement rates in the Golden Eagle begin at 50 cents a column inch An advertisement one column wide and one inch deep costs one only 50 cents Other on ecolumn advertisements may be obtained for $1 $150 $2 and 3250 A two column advertisement four inches deep is run for $4 The Golden Eagle desires to express its thanks to the Carbon county businessmen who have placed advertisements in previous issues of this paper These businessmen who have contributed to the success of the paper by placing advertisements in this year's Golden Eagle are Jean’s Texaco OK Rubber Welders and Beeline Service First National Bank of Price Eastern Utah Electric Broadbent's Fine Foods Belva’s Jeanselme's Mabbutt’s Emma's Oil City Bestway Building Center Massey’s Kraync Motor Company Helper State Bank Pintus Texaco Service Redd Motor Company Carbon Emery Bank Cook’s Velvet Freeze Kelley’s Price Drug Western Auto Associate Store First Federal Savings Crete Drive Inn Bunnell Garage Woody's Jewelry Inc Office Equipment Price TYading Company and Boy-acrd ks Local For Player Named ICAC Team Bill Bcreckls was named to the ICAC first team Bill joins Stan Ashby of Snow George Rekoutis of CSU and Eddie 11110100 and Mike Sivalech of Weber Bill has been the mainstay of the Carbon team throughout the year He averaged 172 points per game and was the spark plug o fthe Carbon team Bill who hails from Chicago came to Carbon last September from Utah State University where he attended his first school year and was a member of the Utah State Frosh basketball team Since he had always desired to see the West he came to Utah with a fellow student Paul Blaser and Doug Powell were awarded honorable mention Paul was one of the most consist-aplayers on the Eagle squad this year He was one of the leading rebounders and scores and could be counted on for excellent ploy vital to the Eagle cause nt See Us For Beautiful Graduation Dresses Marais Style Shop Begin-Leagu- e The DON GUY Honored Don Guy student body president at Carbon College is honored this week as one of the finest executives ever to hold the high post at Carbon College Under the watchful eye of Mr Guy the student body organization this year has taken on a complete new format Many more students have been introduced to government posts A collegiate council with the student body as its executive officer has ben set up as a scheduling committee All school activities are scheduled through this medium Council is made up off all club and organization presidents within the college which The executive council formerly’ initiated and acted on all bills and changes now initiates the problems to be acted upon takes some action on them and in turn relegates them to the Student Senate for final action Student body secretary Rose Marie Nogulich serves as presiding officer of the group which serves as a buffer between the executive officers and student body The council is made up of representatives of all home rooms Other innovations this year include a student publicity program — down town bill boards banners school bill boards loudspeakers and various other publicity devices The executive council also has taken charge of publicity for all games passed resolutions prepared and administered a student body budget and a student welfare com mittee Mr Guy spent several years in the USNavy He is the father of two children He is married to the former Louise Perderber of Kenilworth vice-preside- nt athletes Young would do well to selves after Gene in America pattern themFullmer champion o fthe world Here Is a man who lives clean mid-dleweg- ht and fights clean a man who is noted for his integrity and fair play Gene Fullmer is a good example of what college athletes today can achieve if the desire exists This young man lives simply Ills hobby is raising mink and keeping friends Champion Fullmer is also a man of his word Because of this many of his contracts are verbal He has proved that he can't be bought off Gene Fullmer attracts many friends because he is a fine father a devoted husband a thrifty businessman an active church worker fearless In a fight and an Idol to most young people Eagles defending chamof the ICAC Southern divipions sion opened their season by play-in- g the Mesa Mavericks at Grand Junction Colorado on April 1 in a practice game The Eagles will play a return home game against the Mavericks on April & Spirit on campus and among the players is high the team this year though largely composed of freshmen should be able to fare well in the ICAC wars All of the players on the team have had much experience playing high school and organized league ball The lineup includes: Paul and John Boswell first Ronnie Ross and Larry base Hatch second base Paul Blaser Grant Price and Bill Bereckis short stop Gary Callaway third base The outfield will consist of Ron Henderson Dick Newberry Bob Lee Jim Bowns and Charles Travis Catching will be handled by Frank Campanlgne and Brent Hutchings Pitching for the Eagles will be Ron Kulow Gary Tobey John Candeleria John Douglas Sundra Llewelyn Bob Green Johnny Parr and Tino Marquez Ta-bio- ne Baseball Schedule April 1 at Grand Junction — Carbon vs Mesa April 8 at Carbon — Carbon vs Mesa April 14 at Cedar City — Carbon vs CSU April 20 at Carbon — Carbon vs CSU April 21 at Carbon — Carbon vs Dixie April 22 BYU Invitational April 29 at Ephraim — Carbon vs Snow May 2 at Provo — Carbon vs BYU May 6 at Carbon — Carbon vs Snow May 20 Conference meet — Division Playoffs May 25 at Grand Junction — Nationals US Closes Gap in Rase Greatest accomplishment the United States has made in the missile race was made present-da- y when the mlnuteman blasted off at Cape Canaveral according to civic defense authorities At this point the United States stepped across the threshold from the highly complicated and equally temperamental and expensive rocket to the era solid of the propelled rocket motor The wisest route for the nation’s missile race to follow calls for the phasing out of the exliquid-propell- ed pensive and unreliable rocket motors and placing emphasis on the comparatively cheap and emazingly reliable solid propellent rockets motors Civil defense authorities tell Americans that in the event of an attack by a foreign power they will have 15 minutes warning before the deadly rain of rockets reach them This Is enough time to retaliate with the solid rockets as opposed to the two hours or more required to launch liquid type liquid-propell- -- Here Now- - Trimless Traditional Suits for the Young At Man Moifachs ed |