Show THE CARBONICLE Volume 16 ukeyourOU yearbook? Carbon College Price Utah Friday May 18 1951 Number 25 Many Worthy Students Gain Carbon Awards After long months of anticipation Carbon students are getting their first eager glances at the new yearbook with its television theme Bulletin — "Who’s TV The cry of THIS IS IT Queen?" echoes through the halls This Once again we are nearing expertly hidden fact which has the end of a successful school threatened to bring about the year annihalation of the staff during The Carbonicle staff is happy the long winter months has at that this will be the last paper last come to light this year Members wish evMembers of the staff who are eryone an enjoyable vacation responsible for the chaos in the halls and the cries of expectation are Kayo Niwa editor Beverly Anderson assistant editor John High School Trackmen Angotti business manager Clarice Vigor Paul Taylor Joe Wil- Qualify for State Final liams John Oyharcabal LcRoy Amid the muck and mud of a Stevens Elsabcth Williams Rita Clavel Joyce Hardee Mary Au- spring storm Carbon had their stin Gib Hansen Dave Putman track and field men qualify for and Marilyn Mead the state finals which will be held next Saturday at Salt Lake City SENIOR DAY POSTPONED The finals were postponed beCarbon high senior day has cause of the adverse conditions been postponed because of bad The men qualifying were Arlen weather It will be held Tuesday Newell in the 220 Harry Abeyta May 22 In the high hurdles and Gib HanThe program will be the same sen in the broad jump as was originally planned On the Gene Heath will also participate way in there will be a free swim tomorrow Because of the storm for everyone after which the the discus event in which he was students will visit the training entered was not held last school at American Fork They will be accompanied by their advisers Miss lleinlein and CAPS AND GOWNS ARRIVE Mr Merrill All caps and gowns for combined college and high school graduGOLD PARTY ation have arrived according to Mr Merrill senior adviser TAKES OVER Sophomores will wear gray and gowns with gold tassels Van the coed caps assembly During Washburn Sharon Stoddard and and cords Senior girls will wear Charles Madsen were sworn in white caps and gowns with blue tassels and senior boys will wear as new officers The outgoing officers which are blue gowns and caps with white Arlen Clavel Brent Lindstrom tassels and Patsy Burdick wished Van Charlie and Sharon a successful Dino Nine Nears Finals coming school year The Carbon high school baseball squad is rapidly drawing near BYU ORCHESTRA to the semi-fina- ls The winner PRESENTS CONCERT of the Granite high the on meet will Carbon game 11 the Brigham Young On May semi-fina- ls diamond the for Helper university Symphony orchestra ' under the direction of Lawrence Thursday May 24 Last Tuesday Carbon literally Sardoni presented a concert at the civic auditorium It was en- swamped a bewildered Payson high team 18-- 4 joyed by those who attended if high-Sou- lh Scholarship and activity awards were presented yesterday at Carbon college to graduating high school seniors and college sophomores who have earned them because of their scholastic accomplishments and school activities during their tenure of attendance at the two divisions of the college Members of the student award committee included Mary Margaret Flaim chairman Claude Cowley LaVar Rasmussen Ross Gardner and Varian Bartholomew In charge of the scholarships was Mrs Verda Peterson The following are the scholarships which were presented with the name of the sponsor and the name of the recipient listed: University of Utah Non Mer-re- ll Westminster Jack Farikoff Brigham Young university David Miles Utah State Agricultural college Robert Burgener and Dorothy Hardee Helper Kiwanis Jimmy Banasky and Raymond Rachcle Price Ladies of Elks Wilma Jean Snow Price Elks lodge Jerry Anderson David Bunnell and Myrlecn Stevens Price Rotary club Joe Williams and Tommy Conover Price Lions club Gale Ilamelwright and Julie McQuire East Carbon Rotary (Continued on page six) Amateur Geologists Take Trips Some of Dr Schneider's geology classes have been taking field trips to try out their knowledge hard-learn- Structual geologists ed Friday went above Provo and Thistle Sunday the historical geologists went to San Rafael NEW INTRAMURAL SPORT INTRODUCED at noon was on the agenda lust Monday after the heavy rain flooded the softball diamond between the gym and the main building The Idea was shortlived however because the water receded sooner than expected Furthermore no boats were available Intramural boat-raci- ng |