Show at Grand Junction NEW FOOTBALLERS Dinos START AT CARBON This morning the Carbon Dinosaurs left to battle the Grand Junction Tigers on their gridiron The game will be a league tussle for the local team and it will count on their standing when the state championship playoffs come along Carbon College has something this season Coach Jewkes has the new fellows playing football high hopes for his new team to be a challenge to all other junior colleges Friday September 16 THE WEEKLY CARBONICLE Page Four DINOS DROP OPENER tt£k EAST CARBON liy Jimmy Scarcclli The Carbon High Dinosaurs fell before the Ogden Tigers 12-- 0 last Friday night in a game played on the Ogden Stadium gridiron The game opened with the Tigers kicking off to Carbon Alger ran the ball back twenty-fiv- e yard line yards to the thirty-fiv- e The first play found Alger again lugging the ball off tackle for a first and ten After a series of Jowns with penalties hindering Carbon’s progress the Dinos were PUSHES DEDICATION A pre-garally fore a full house in theatre Wednesday sored by the East me was held bethe Dragerton night sponCarbon civic clubs The crowd was led in some cheers by Donna Woodruff and Helen Rowe after which Coach Jewkes introduced Shoro Budo and team members from Moab Roosevelt Blanding Emery and Carbon Mr Carl Leavitt made a short speech explaining the advantages foned to kick Carbon College of attending After running back tne punt Ogden drove seventy yards to score late in the first quarter CLASS ELECTIONS HELD Their try for conversion was Class elections were held for good but an off-sipenalty nul14 lified the score ji!r' lower division September The remainder of the half for the seniors at the baseball found both squads fighting on field and for the juniors in the even terms gymnasium The second half found Ogden Officers chosen for the seniors: receiving the kickoff and after a president Bend Lindstrom series of fruitless line plays forced Louis Myers secretary to kick Several fumbles and Beth Leavitt and representative penalties brought Ogden deep into Gerald Culwcll Dinosaur territory Soon after People chosen to lead the junthis Ogden's star Ray Kennedy iors: president Tnm Osanna was taken off the field because Rex McArthur secreof an injury sustained in line tary Merlcne Jeanselme and rep- play His replacement Bob Call resentative Earnest Etzel came into the fracas to throw a fifteen-yar- d pass to his left end gun found Carbon in midfield Wilkinson for a The vainly trying to score Whistle-happ- y referees domitry for point was wide rePenalties dominated the nated the game calling a total of mainder of the game with neither 285 yards in penalties co-capt- ain de I Jackson Jewkes Men transferring from the B U frosh team last year are Tom Burr right halfback and G both A Larsen left halfback from Moab Bob Carroll quarterback Jerry Y and Jimmy Walker fullback Oliver center are players for Carbon from Moab From Fcrron comes Lee Petty to play guard He has transferred from Snow College Daryl Nord has transferred from the Utah Aggie frosh team to play for Carbon comes Jim Peacock tackle from Orangeville Geary McCand-lcs- s left halfback from Hunting-to- n Cecil Wall right half Alta-mo- nt Jay Stewart tackle Roosevelt Jim Waddcl guard Tulsa Oklahoma and Don Johnson From tackle from Blanding Monticcllo are Tom Steele end Art Steele end and Bill Behunin guard Steve Milovich and Shoro Budo were elected last Wednesday to serve the team as Co-capta- ins Preston Smmerhays The crew is smarting from Lhcir 0 licking at the hands of Ogden last week and are expected to give the Tigers a night of trouble The spirit is high and the boys who are carrying Carbon High's football hopes are ready to pick up the game that will give them a 500 average in their league games The bus left the gym at 8 o'clock this morning with thirty boys making the trip The remaining schedule is as 12-- follows: Sept 16: Grand Junction at Grand Junction Sept 23: Weber at Carbon Oct 7: Twin Falls Idaho (tentative) Oct 12: North Cache at North Cache Oct 20: Logan at Logan Oct 28: Big Eight team at Carbon six-poin- vice-presid- ent vice-presid- ent ter You can be sure He plays a KING Band Instrument v'' STUDENT DIRECTORY BEGINS AGAIN ''S& ins Dorm Does Double Duty The Men's Dorm on South Third East is quite a institution these days according to report In addition to the family of Mr and Mrs Wesley Larsen it houses and feeds sixteen of Carbon’s sturdier students The men football players for the most part are from Vernal Green River Moab Monticcllo Blanding Reno and Oklahoma But the Dorm docs more than minister to the physical comforts of the men The telephone number G63 is available to lonely ladies “Wc also furnish Jokes" says Mr Larsen Dorm manager The staff this year for the student directory will consist of John Angotti editor Doris Miller associate editor Valcnc Reese Donna Roy Preston Charlesworth Kenneth McKee staff members Tlic student directory has become an annual publication The directory was first published in 1946 and it was received with considerable enthusiasm The student directory is well on its way toward becoming one of the traditions of Carbon Some of the most noteworthy literary talent in the school is employed in the editing and publishing of the di's editors were rectory John Jones and Norma Anderson Since the directory's growth and survival are dependent wholly upon students purchasing it the editors urge the students all conscientiously strive to support the The original nitwit was the boy who poisoned his father and mother then pleaded for mercy on the grounds he was an orphan! book Last-year- King Band Instruments are so easy to blow — so quick to respond — try one yourself at the House of Music in Price Prices start at $8500 for a complete outfit Easy credit terms |