Show Scholarships Suggested For Cellege Graduates Friday in the award assembly Dr Carl J Christensen of the University of Utah suggested that the university might be able to offer additional scholarships to cover tuition costs to Carbon College graduates this year These scholarships are intended for students whose financial needs would otherwise prevent them from attending college next year Students in- terested in these scholarships should write to: Dr Carl J Christensen Dean College of Mines & Mineral Industries University of Utah Salt Lake City Utah United States Fuel Scholarship to be Awarded It has been announced that the States Fuel Company Scholarship is available to the son of a company employee if he wishes to study coal mining engineering Several students who have held this scholarship attended Carbon College for the first two years The scholarship carries an annual stipend of $300 payable in sums of $106 at the time of registration and $1375 per month from October to May with the exception of January and March The student must maintain a 20 during the four years of the scholarship Applications may be obtained from the cashier at the plant office and returned by May 15 1954 The award will be anUnited University of Utah Shop News By Chrys and Ann Offers Scholarships Utah normal scholarships at the University of Utah are available shop to students who may be interested for in becoming teachers in Utah's John Rolando's machine classes arc making this quarter's project These arc to be hung on the ceiling A monkey wrench is being made by Clint Fisher Roger Richards has completed a hammer and Don Gonzales is making a hunting knife Fred Johnson is making axles for a trailer "Bart’s'' classes are being taught driver's education In woodwork Robert Rich is making a chest of drawers and a chair Mr Leonard Shield’s classes have been taking tests this week Harold Burgess and George Stofas are working on some backstops for the Little League baseball Mr Shield's night classes are making a trailer Fred Johnson is known as "Tiger" and Robert is now “Spiro" Johnson sky-hoo- ks left-hand- ed College Chorus Visits Schools As a move to promote interest by senior students of the southeastern Utah high schools to attend Carbon College next year Lamar Day Allan Jacob Juanita Robertson Carol Ann McFall Genova Larsen Nedd McArthur Bob IiConard and Margaret Thompson are visiting these schools Dr Jones accompanied them on April 29 and May 3 Mr Geary was with them on May 5 and 6 nounced July 1 1934 Thursday April 29 they attendGary Davis now enjoys this ed Duchesne Altamont and Unaward ion On May 3 they went to South Emery and North Emery College Splits Twin Bill and on May 5 and 6 Standing Mesa College from Grand Junc- Monticello Moab and Green Rition Colorado defeated Carbon ver were their destinations College by a score of 3 to 2 in a game played at the Helper park Carbon Youth Monday Louis Crocco was the Movement to Hold starting and losing pitcher for the First Free Dance Carbon crew In the second scheduled game The Carbon of the week which was played Youth Movement will hold its first last Wednesday the Eagles came dance at the Carbon East gymnasback with a 13 to 5 win over the ium Saturday May 8 at 7:30 p Snow Badgers from Ephraim newly-organiz- ed public schools Those college students who are interested in going on in education and studying at the universi- ty should contact Mr Mont Har- mon of the Carbon County School District for a recommendation The award is valued at $100 a year until graduation AWS Sponsors Party For It Winners a tradition at the AWS Co-e- d is to treat the Co-e- d Day winners to a party in the park and for four out of six years Mr Carl Olsen’s and Mr Wesley Larsen’s classes have been treated This year as the Hawaiian they won first place for their song yell booth and banner Second place in the treasure hunt third place for their mascot t And they won points in several other events At their party Tuesday morning they had hot dogs pop spudnuts milk and ice cream The Co-e- d chairmen were IiConard and Nedd McArthur The mascot was Sam Williams The banner was made by George Zamatakis Martha Miller Jeanne Passey and Ann Dart The song and yell were written by Geneva Larsen Mr Larsen said “We have the highest per cent of scholars in the school and furthermore we have the most beautiful girls and handsomest fellows and if these fellows had been in Korea the war wouldn't have lasted over two weeks" When asked to interview Mr Olsen Mr Larsen replied "He’s over at school planning next year's Co-e- d Day" but-terflyf- ish Jo-A- -- The next one on May 15 is to be held In Price The Carbon County Sheriff's Department invites and urges all young people to attend the various programs planned for the m The purpose of the movement is Price Steam Laundry MODERN LAUNDERING to combat Juvenile delinquency in Carbon county Every Saturday beginning this week and lasting throughout the summer these dances will be held 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