Show I ft - y-'- " 'v Graduation List Posted by Registrar First ' A tentative graduation list has been posted by Carbon College registrar announced this week The list is a compilation of names of students who have filled or will have filled requirements for graduation by the end of the spring quarter The following students have completed requirements for the Association in Science: Judy Bardslcy Jolcne Bonacci Lois Ann Brock Marilyn Bricst Gary Bcrcnscn Carl Bcckstcad Ruth Ann Bundorson Gerald Casey Richard Charlesworth Elizabeth Columbus Jean Rink Merlin P Johnson Ray Johnson Juanita Koss Michael Mcrclli Charles Mcnzics Walda Murray Morley Naylor Thad Nelson Anna Lee Olsen Bonnie Pace George Peacock Gordon Pchrson Kathryn Richardson Darlene Enniss I Kenneth Morgon Jonett Daniel The second annual Southeastern Craig Davis Terry DeVictti Tom Platis Laurenc Potter Leonard Utah Science Fair was held at Shield Linda Tucker Sandra Van Carbon College April 2 in the Natta Carolyn Williams Paul gymnasium under the direction of Bunnell Kathleen Jcwkes Scott Wesley Larsen natural science diJohnson Scott Potter Kosmos vision head Schools from the enProtopappas and J Dean Young tire Southeastern Utah area parMarion Birch Keith Jensen and in the event which was John Lamicq will receive certifi- ticipated ' the largest of its kind to be held t ' f' 'i cates of completion in auto me at the Carbon school chanics Leo Worley in industriThe fair was divided into two al mechanics and Dale Cleon Pill- divisions — exhibits and science Darlene Enniss soprano solo Juanita Koss Winner of the Carbon Talent Show Wednessolo Dale Reid Italian dialect reading ing In machine shop day March 30 was Helen Dam who played a reporting Each division was brokThose listed for Beverly Keller clarinet solo and Leonard piano selection “Polonaise in E Flat" by Chopin en down to junior and senior and Pat Vigil electric guitar duet Tom Alternates were Terry Gagon who played a vioin machine shop are classifications and the exhibits training lin solo Jack Buchanan who played a piano Platis was the master of ceremonies Judges Danny John Anderson Clay At- were cither biological or physical solo and Karleen Balle who gave a reading were Bonnie Pace Elaine Burgener and Lynn wood Shirl Barney Roger BryWinners of the fair were: Broadbcnt Other participants were Don Guy tenor saxoan Ernest Escandon Dee Lyle Senior High — Physical — Dato 15 on Helen Pierce to solo accomwill with Kenneth solo travel April Logan phone par Johnson George Justice Stephen vid Brown Carbon contest between in the talent paniment on the electric guitar Carolyn Nelson High School ticipate junior R Lillie Robert McKinnon Carl first place Mark Jensen North colleges in the intermountain area piano solo Barbara Tomsic interpretive dance Ray Russell Lester Thayn Stan- Emery High School Laura Lynn ley Truman Ronald Basinger Black North Etaery High School Charles Anderson Keith Davis Ted Christensen South Emery Raymond Sanchez Richard Ed- High School Pauline Olsen and wards Clyde Haycock Kenneth Glenna Funk South Emery High Huntington Gary Dee Lewis Du- School Celia Dugmore and Mary ane Massey Clinton Payne Ron- Box South Emery High School ald Rich Dwayne Ray Shearer and Richard Hansen South EmTed Lewis and Lynn E Wall ery High School second place Senior High — Biological — Reggie A Williams Carbon High School first place Sara Jo Geary NUMBER 4 Carbon College Golden Eagle Price Utah Monday April 11 1960 Volume 1 and Barbara Nielson North Emery David William Allen South Emery Dean E Zaccaria Carbon College Nurse Course High School and Lee Ovcson Dr Sterling M McMurrin dean North Emery High second place of the College of Letters and SciOperating Smoothly Senior High — Science ReportFor ence and professor of philosophy ing — Charles Main Monticcllo Practical nursing program unat' the University of Utah will be first place Carol Barton South der the direction of Miss Betty the guest speaker at Carbon ColCarbon is a Allan Jensen and Gary College offering June Kilcy with Mrs Lois Tela-rol- e variety of scholarships to students lege assembly hour on May 11 Emery Fillmore North Emery second as clinical instructor is in from the Eastern Utah area for slates Peter Mycr assembly chair place Seven Carbon College Forensic full operation at Carbon College next year according to Bill Pet- man Dr McMurrin will speak Junior High — Physical — John students are this week competing states Dr Claude Burtenshaw col- erson scholarship committee head on a phase of philosophy Walter Kilfoyle Price Junior High Dr McMurrin is a against America's top junior col- lege director The course which first place David Pierucci and The are made posscholarships Conlege debaters and public speakers comes under the Vocational De- sible by the cooperation of the author having Keith Pilling Price Junior High in the National Phi Rho Pi For- partment directed by Ircl Long-hur- st and a Ills Philosophy temporary Jean McClenahnn South Shauna in the Eastern Utah area is accredited by both the people ensic Tournament The annual In addition he Emery Junior High Elliott W of Philosophy tory have clubs Many already sponthree-da- y meet Is being held today State Department of Business sored from which the has written several monographs Burgess Helper Junior High and programs 1 tomorrow and Saturday at Weber Regulation and the State Depart-and journal articles on pholisophy Glenna Funk South Emery High proceeds have been channeled into and religion and the article on John ment of Vocational Education College in Ogden Douglas Porter Helper Junthe college scholarship fund or for the Britannica Book ior High second place The program will cover a twelve else have Representing Carbon College in philosophy made a direct grant to of the Year the competition are Reba Kcele month's period with students atJunior High -- Biological — fund Individuals have also the and Rose Marie Nogulich — ex- tending classes on the college camHe was graduated from the Uni Russell Keith Killpack and John given grants to the fund temporaneous speaking and versity of Utah and received his Peterson South Emery Junior pus for seventeen weeks in the re- Ph Broad-behas committee The D from the University of High first place Virginia Maralready well Lynda speaking equipped laboratory and — oratory and impromtu classroom During this time they ceived many applications from Southern California garet Ilaut Price Junior High speaking Darlene Enniss — ora- will study nursing principles and high school students throughout Dr McMurrin was formerly on Jane Spencer Price Junior High tory and interpretative reading skills body structure and func- the Eastern Utah area the faculty of the School of Phil Kathlyne Pearl Worthcn South Donald Guy — oratory and inter- tion personal and vocational reThe college is also offering osophy at USC He is a past pres Emery Junior High Karen Jones pretative reading and Jack Bu lation personal and community scholarships to this year's fresh- ident of the Utah Conference on and Janice Jcanselmc Price Junchanan and Richard Bryncr — health family living and other re- man students Higher Education a past chair ior High and LaFayc Skaggs debate Elmo Geary college for- lated subjects Miss Ida Ladigcs Phil Helper Junior High second place Scholarships are given on a man of the Mountain-Plain- s ensic coach is with the team Junior High — Science ReportHome Economics Department grade point average of 35 or osophical Confeicnce and a mem' This will be the first time in head is teaching the nutrition better or to students who would ber of both the American Philo- ing — Robert Larsen Price Junthree years that Carbon College classes otherwise be unable to attend sophical Association and the Am ior High first place Kenny Robhas entered the national meet In Thirty-tw- o weeks will be spent school erlcan Association for the Ad erts and Paul Platis Price JunCalifornia at the Carbon itospital where stu1957 at Bakersfield Science ior High and George Oviatt South There arc approximately seven vancemcnt of Coach Geary's Carbon College dents will spend time in the medHe has traveled extensively Emery second place team placed second highest in ical surgical obstetrics nursery thousand dollars in the scholar- throughout the United States EuFirst place winners will partithe national competition The 1958 central supply and diet kitchen ship fund at present Mr Peter- rope Middle East and the Orient cipate in the State Science Fair contest was held in Kansas and divisions During this clinical per- sen states in Salt Lake City later this month In 1958-5- 9 the 1959 meet was at Gray’s Har- iod the student nurses will spend bor Washington The cost of at- four weeks with the Carbon Cbun tending these distant tournaments ty public health nurses They will was a barrier to Carbon's parti- work in the county's school help cipation with clinics and do actual home “We have some of the finest during this period of their student speakers in the country" nursing Carbon College has the training says Conch Geary “but since ours only nursing program in Utah that is a small college we lack the fi- offers this experience with public nancial resources to place our con- nurses The students arc also givtestants in many Important meets en a three week's vacation period where they might earn recognition completion of the course for themselves and their school theUpon are eligible to take students We arc fortunate to be able to and can then exams Board State attend a national meet within our work as licensed practical nurses own state this year" in any of the fifty states Stu dents and graduates of practical AWS Officers Attend nursing belong to a practical nursing organization Convention at B Y U Eligibility requirements to enMembers of the Carbon College the nursing program provided ter Associated Women's Student Counstudents be between ages of that cil attended a convention at the 17 50 have a tenth grade edu to Brigham Young University Saturcation or pass n test showing day March 2G The purpose of the convention they have the ability necessary to was to compare Ideas and contri- complete the course pnss n thorphysical and dental exam' bute suggestions to make this or- ough inaiion and be a United States ganization helpful on campus an applicant for citizen citizen or CarStudents attending from ship Reba bon were Konnie Maglloeeo Third row Elsie Howard and Ardith Crawford FUTURE NURSES — First row Mozclle Krele Judy Bardslcy Darlene En"Many fields of employment will inuMMi L'lRono Jnhivou (not pictured) is also re:is ered Meroiiii row Jana Irene Christ nis and Mrs Grace Christiansen be open to the students upon grad 111c in the Home Nursing course at Curlion College Inona and Mrs Cost Alice Corrales Morgan uation in a new vocation advisor Lucile Jensen Science Fair Held Winners Announced r' ' ac-cord- Sis-ner- os McMurrin Slated Scholarships Slated Forensic Students Compete i at Weber Assembly Speaker Scholarly Needy $ For Speech Meet well-kno- - lm-pro- nt Mc-Inin- ch J |