Show Friday September Your Roving Reporter Is still hep about the Pare Three TIIE CARB0N1CLE 21 1956 sum- SOCIETY BTAN CROCCO THE INTERVIEWER past This week the Interviewer demer months and the fun had by A bridal shower was given by cided to help you get acquainted each student during recess from Carolyn Hamilton Sharon Shiner of the new students some with Some students of our and Glenadalo Nelson for Kay school now Carbon attend who school replied happily when asked Shiner Kulow who was married a Keith likeable senior Burnett 14 in the Triday September how they spent their vacation : he rePrice hails from shower The although ward chapel and Karen ourth Marjorie Redd Audi- cently moved here from Albany Civic in Price was held the Kraync agreed they had a most torium California Working on cars is his Interesting vacation “We traveled a hobby Keith is intrigued with the The making guests enjoyed to many interesting spots such book refreshbride’s which ricndly spirit which prevails at after as Chicago Canada New York Carbon The girls he finds to be The guests ments were served Palmyra Washington D C and were Toni and Marie Saccamma-no especially pretty and interesting Nauvoo We saw shuch He moved here with his family Mrs Katherine Anderson Mar-ly- n as the famous Radio City Music his father being employed by the and Madeline Bricst Charlene Hall the U N Building the Emlocal forest service Jcanie Van and' Natta Sandra pire State Building the White leid Sandra Marinas Saralyn House Mt Vernon Carthage Jail Ver Jensen a freshman Shir-ewhere Joseph Smith of the Latter-da- y ’estotnik Virginia Yelonik Ilix-o- yn claims Lynn as her home Geveland Vcrla Pat Carter Magan Saints church was myrtyred brown-eye- d town This Marpretty Brenda Mary Migliaccio and also liberty Jail We saw the to be an inChiara Shirley Crawford brunette is studying Pageant at the Hill Cumorah garet Carbon she likes decorator terior two Broadway productions “Pa- darilyn Skraznas Julene Bowen Chemistry Deanna Dance Mrs Kulow and jama Game” and “Fanny” and Mrs Vcrene Shiner took a tour of the ship Queen A popular talented junior from Elizabeth" they beamed A personal shower honoring Ma Price is Craig Jcansclme He likes ric Saccammano who is planning Carbon especially the teachers Carbon Shorts to marry Cort Loddcr Friday and football He maintains that September 22 was given by Mari girls are his pet peeve but then (Continued from Page One) lyn Bricst Toni Saccammano and added “some of them" Craig hi-lit- es uh-uh- h! She is expected Brenda Migliaccio Tuesday September 11 at the Saccammano Marjorie is drum majorette for home the Carbon High School Band and Refreshments were served and n is also for her danc- a clever bride's book made by ing and musical talents the guests furnished the even ing's entertainment The guests Francis Griego Carbon senior included Colleen Murphy Shirlccn reigned as queen of the annual Montoya Moc Markakis Mrs Mexican Festival Dance last Sat Mitch Markakis Verla Lewis Ma urday night in the Helper Civic delinc Bricst Mrs Boyd AnderAuditorium son Katy Palata Sandra HanAnother Carbonitc Grace San son Connie Nichols Ramona doval a junior reigned as first at Aguirre Roberta Chubbcck Mrs attendant and Sylvia Bustos East Charlie Saccammano Connie ThoCarbon as second attendant mas and Hope Colby Francis became queen as a result of selling the most tickets on Ranks the articles to be raffled at the Marriage Cuts dance True to prevailing custom many Carbon students joined the ranks Among the new faces that have of summer and early fall brides been seen around our campus arc Incudod in the ranks are the folthose of the Kcrstnor brothers lowing: Shiner and Jim Ku Kay Scott and Mike low Mary Marakis and Giffon These boys arc fresh from San Madsen Angelina Loomis and Isac Francisco California where they Peddclla Arlene Naranjo and Orattended Balboa High School They lando Guatercz Ardis Davis and think Carbon is “the most” be- Marshall Burnham Rosalie Mad cause the people have such a rid and Manuel Amadorc Golda friendly attitude toward each Day and Bob Leonanl Gcrric Fau other setet and Johnny Bon Their interests arc about the nic Day Ponte andSiaperas Cob Johnson same sports music and girls top La Rac Allred and Vernon Koolo the list Bernice Olson and Arthur Their father is employed at the Helen Chidcstcr and Arvcn Perry Rudd Pacific Chemical Company in Wel- Roberta Ossana and Rex Tryon lington where he is chief chemist Nelda Forsythe and Ted Pappas Pete Melc and Ileen Sherman Leaving Price on September 15 Rosalie Pauli and Burch Tollis for Denver University were two Lena Escandon and Steve Marti 56 graduates of Carbon Sharon nez Darlene Denison and Pau Iloldaway and Marilcc Davis who Thayer Jo Ann Chcsnik and May will be room mates in a dormitory nc Gingmnn Shirlccn Gardner apartment with four other girls and Tony Welch Gayle Rowley from different parts of the U S Entering BYU this month arc Sheron Snow Louise Taylor Blain Morgan Carolyn Hamilton and Rhea Nelson Sam Colombo enters the UniHeadquarters for versity of Utah appendectomy back to school soon spends his spare time playing the saxaphone in Jimmy Dart’s orchestra the nickname “Red” is Kay Parm-lc- y Hiawatha is her home town This talented lass plays the piano and has a quick hello for very-on- e “Oh I knew you would" is her favorite expression If you sec a tall boy walking through the halls is will probably be Kay’s twin broth er Paul Tarmley Distinctly different from Kay Paul is shy but interesting — also eligible good-looki- and Dee Wareham Katherine Dragatis and George llalamandar-i- s Nctza Pappas and George Inn Foote and Paul Golding Rose Gonsalns and Harry Sandcrovol Fern Tollis and Ben Gomez Alene Taylor and Richard A Carlson Martha Daschmen and David Bunnell Myrna Lowe and Charles Watcrson Tom and Winona Prince Phylis Leavitt and Gene Ellis Nancy Hammond and Bob Prichert Eg-glcz- oc tors Solents Food SHOE STORE and DRESS SHOES rhone 708 — Price SGHOQL Of Our Carbon High School And Our Carbon College! 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TYPEWRITERS QUALITY PLAYERS — the casual shoe with extreme flexibility—found only in genuine RAND TROJANS You'll like the new softer leathers and mellow fall tones in RAND TROJANS Center FOODS SALES always first quality We Are Proud Look over the new styles in RAND TROJANS ’s KRAYNC ng Enrollment in Carbon College this year continues its upward course Although figures are not yet available for the college it is estimated that the ratio of the sexes is about six boys to each girl This would seem to indicate that girls are at a premium in the school and that college boys who want a girl friend must really "got on the ball" The high school also has an addition to its enrollment the number of juniors being so large that there aren’t enough rooms to house them during regular school classes are hours Seven forty-fiv- e conducted in order that all being students will have the privilege of taking all the classes they advanced" We hope that Stan enjoys his first year at Carbon questions and at 16 you know all the answers RADIOS RECORD Good-looki- The smartest ages are between TELEVISION HI-FI- tall dark and handsome junior Stan Crocco invariably gains flattering comments from Carbon’s gals and is featured this week as a line backer for the Dino team Stan is a transfer from Notre Dame high school He states that his decision to change schools came about because of his desire to play football at Carbon He is a popular student as attested by Notre Dame students when they elected him to the office of school secretary and treasurer last year Stan has been prominent in Scouting affairs of the Carbon area and a short time ago received Scoutdom’s highest award the Eagle badge He is also a good Catholic and claims Helper as his home town His favorite sport is football Of Carbon’s football he says “It’s roughtcr and much more 5 and 16 At 5 you know all the Scars Mr Melvin Wardle band director and Gifford Madsen sophomore at Carbon College spent six weeks this past summer at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester N Y furthering their music education Mr Wardle took private instruction in woodwinds while Giffon took private instruction in brass instruments Both took a class in the art of music direction This school which draws many outstanding music students each year is very famous for its fine facilities and competent instruc- ng Ra-ma- Feature Athlete of the Week Menncifs A cute redhead who doesn’t like well-know- Boys Rate Six to One 1 38 West Main Phone 949— Price rjl |