Show Tuesday April 4 1961 Report Activities IK’S Pagt Flv CARBON COLLEGE GOLDEN EAGLE £jlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll£ Carbon Clubs and Organizations! The Golden Eagle Chapter of Intercollegiate Knights are mak- riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiimmiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiifr ing plans to send representatives on a 2000 mile trip to attend the National IK Convention at Moscow Idaho and Pullman Washinton on April 20-2- 2 The IK'S also have plans underway for their annual spring formal to be held at the Country Club in May The following day group members will leave for Joe’s Valley for an overnight outing at Olson’s Ranch Election of Club officers for the 1961-6- 2 school year will be made next week Several fellows are attending classes in their suits These prospective members are being Initiated Into the fraternity and soon may become members Alumni Given Honors Naval Aviation U Team to Visit Visits Carbon Carbon Campus Price was one of six communities visited this spring by the colorful University of Utah Concert Band whose spring tour took the group on a three-da- y concert playing trip during the students’ spring vaca tion The Price concert sponsored by Carbon College took place in the Geary Theater on March 21 The program was carefully planned to appeal to varying musical tastes Original compositions for band Broadway show tunes and rousing Sousa Marches were included in the itinerary The University Concert Band under the direction of Professor Forrest D Stoll is one of the oldest musical organizations on the University of Utah campus It was organized in 1908 and made its first tour as a concert organization in 1947 The band draws its members from all colleges of the University Other cities included in the tour were Spanish Fork Pleasant Grove and Green River Utah and Fruita and Grand Junction in Colorado This is the first year the Concert Band has made an appearance in the state of The Naval Aviation Information Team from the US Naval Air Station Oakland California will visit the campus at Carbon College on May 2 1961 to explain the Navy's outstanding careers in aviation that are available to all young college men Lieutenant Commanders Walt Bethel Hulme and McGreevy Glen Stokes accompanied by Don Cambum ADI will conduct interviews and answer questions about all the aviation programs offered the young college man aboard the modem Naval Aviation Information Van The van is attractively equipped with aviation displays and the latest models of naval aircraft The four-yecollege man is eligible to apply for the Aviation Officer Candidate Program He must be between the ages of 19 and 86 meet the mental and physical requirements and be modi-vate- d to fly There is no restriction as to marital status under this program College seniors not physically ar of Two Carbon College graduates of the class of 1959 and one instructor at the college have been Invited to poin the USU Chapter Bond U er 600-mi- le Dorothy Robb serves piping hot pizza pie to Gary Toby (winner of the bet) and to Charles Petersen class instructor Qassmates were also involved in the fun Book Order Arrives Betting Pays Off Library of the Carbon College will have $4000 worth of new books added to its library shelves this year Part of the large book order has already arrived and is "A bet is a bet’’ declared Doroin the process of being catalogued The remaining order for $1500 thy Robb pretty Carbon coed as has been sent to the publishers she carried a pizza to the world and the books are arriving daily civilization class Thursday March states Miss Helen Wilson college 2L "It surely looks good” replied librarian An outstanding feature about Gary TObey winner of the bet This bet concerned a world civithe second order of books is that many volumes on anthropology lizations test which was given the were ordered in an effort to build preceding Wednesday Student up an adequate collection for the with the lower score Dorothy or teaching of courses in that sub- Gary agreed to furnish the pizza for the following day ject field An outstanding set of books inThe entire class agreed that the cluded in the book orders for this student with the highest score Encycloyear is the McGraw-Hi- ll should furnish the soda pop Verpedia of Science and Technology These books are just off the press na McMartin won this honor Results of this test revealed the as of June 1960 use of the honor syscontain effective These books subject matter of all the natural sciences tem This test was given the day and their major applications ex- Charles Peterson took another cept phychiatry and clinical med- class to Salt Lake City No inicine structor was present during the In order to facilitate the cata- examination but the grades were loguing of these books before dos- so low that no one could possiing of school Deloris Grange has bly have cheated been added as a third student library assistant according to Miss Wilson Advisors Find Dorms Intriguing Many are the nights that Joyce and Ted Jensen adviser-managof the Carbon College Girls' Dormitory have been waked to the strains of "Three Wheels on My Wagon" a beautiful old ballad sung in close harmony by the girls in the lower apartment According to one of the girls late at night is the only time it’s any fun to sing Irene Takahashi and Susan Worthcn share a rather peculiar talent the ability to carry on a conversation while both are asleep Then of course there was the time Karlecn Ellis (Balle) eloped with her three roommates as witnesses These arc only a few of the interesting happenings at the girls' dormitory where 22 students make their home They are quartered four to a unit and take turns with cooking shopping and point-l- y "clean up" in their respective apartments in anticipation of weekly inspection The girls have an executive council made up of a representative from each apartment with Dorothy Robb elected as the representative for the college Housing Committee Executive Council meetings are held once everv two weeks each time in a different apartment The hosts furnish refreshments Occupants of the dorms generally consider life there a "ball” They sponsor such joint activities as building prize winning floats for homecoming and sponsoring dances after games Coming up in April is an assembly of Phi Kappa Phi national scholastic honorary society Invitations were extended to 47 members of the 1961 graduating class at Utah State University according to Helen Lundstrom Phi Kappa Phi secretary at the university Harry Ilalamandaris and Mrs Janice Siggard Price and Mrs former Margaret Alger Olsen resident of Elmo Utah were tapped for membership Eligibility requirements provide that a member must be graduated in the top five per cent of his class in scholarship Mrs Siggard and Mrs Olsen are graduating from the College of Education Mr Ilalamandaris from the Engineering De- partment Carbon College Plans Interior Decorating Parley An interior decoration institute be held at Carbon College April 10 and 11 for all homemakers in Carbon county Announcement of the institute was 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