Show Monday March 10 1951 THE CARBONICLE New Courses SOCIETY and CLUB NOTES Offered in Night Closses Several new evening classes have been scheduled at Carbon College for the spring quarter Among the new classes now being taught are Philosophy 10 an introduction to the history of philosophy which gives four hours cre- dit Humanities a discussion and examination of the basic ideas set forth in the cultures of ancient Green and Rome into the middle ages This will include a study of the great authors philosophers and leaders of that period with emphasis on the great literary works English 11 or the Novel will consist of reading and appreciation history and development of the modern novel This class gives 5 hours credit and is taught by Gerard Cautera Greek I Is an introductory course in Greek that offers five hours credit The grammar idiomatic expressions composition and enunciation of modern Greek will be discussed Biology 4$ will introduce a course entitled the New Science this With fOUr hours credit course is designed to bring the neW frontiers of science within tiie scope and understanding of the average citizen Subject matter will include the latest developments in astronomy experimental biology botany genetics cliand the matology rocketry launching of satellites The instructor for the course is Wesley Larsen Other classes in advanced accounting and coal mining are being planned Spring Quarter Marks Increased Enrollment An increased enrollment marked the beginning of the Spring Quarter at Carbon College which began March 3 Students registered in the college library on that day Teachers and students were preparing for another twelve weeks of laming The quarter is scheduled to end May 29 Seniors to Order Announcements Starting on Tuesday March 4 the Seniors will be able to order their graduation announcements The announcements will be sold every day at noon in room 10 by the Senior class secretary Peggy Marsh to Serve You We Desire CARBON EMERY Bank Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PRICE UTAH Treat or Eat Food and Fun “First Ladies” Topic Scramble Ramble Of Pi Gam Social Party Staged A book review on the lives of all the first ladies of the United States was presented by Mrs Carl Olsen on Monday evening March 3 in the Pi Gam room During the course of the review Mrs Olsen displayed pictures of each of the first ladies These portraits were pencil sketches done by Mr Carl Olsen for the occasion Following the review the members were feted by three of the members Charlene Anderson Mar-v-a DeFriez and Marilyn Geary Refreshments carried out the theme of our "First Ladies” with sword and bell sandwiches cherry pic alamode Liberty punch and artistic hand painted favors of old fashioned lasses attached to the Graduation time is approaching The Senior Class has had the first of a scries of parties The party was bold in the college gym on Saturday February 22 and Dancing refreshments entertainment were the highlights of the evening Records furnished music for the dancing Sandwiches potato chips and pop delighted the hungry group The entertainment proved very enjoyable Joe Jcwkes and Gary Booth gave a song and dance routine The song was "Mamma’s Little Baby Loves Shortnin’ Bread” "Doo”was the theme for a modern dance Sharon Aktin Fa Non Davis Sue Piacitolli Jo Ann McKean Mary Jean Peacock and Judy Nick were the dancers James Sandifer played a piano number The charming toastmistress was Kay Coleman nut cups National Council Of English Teachers Offers Award The National Council of Teachers of English Is sponsoring a program of National Awards Each school Is to nominate a number of outstanding juniors in English according to the enrollment of the school Students are nominated as juniors but the awards will be made when they are seniors Each award will consist of a scroll pin and a recommendation to colleges universities and scholarships donors that each winner be granted a college scholin arship Names of runners-u- p each state will also be submitted to colleges In addition a certificate of recognition will be given to each department of English from which an award winner is selected Eight students will be selected from the English department of this school by the English teachers Later there will be an elimination by impartial judges and two winners will be sent as contestants Carbon College To Train Machinists representing the Sporry-Ran- d Company have been in Price interviewing applicants for employment as machinists in the Salt Lake City plant of the company Approximately 25 people made applications for the training program and assured job plan sponsored by Sperry Rand in cooperation with Carbon College If twenty or more of these applicants receive approval of the company the college will provide the required six month training program to prepare men for employment as machinists according to President Jones Registration for the Course will be open to persons interested in the course other than those approved by Sperry Rand Dr Jones points out that opportunities arc very good for employment in the machinist occupation It is known that there is a need at present in Utah for 1000 trained machinists and will be an expected need for 4000 within the next three years to meet the need of the state Interviewers Music and Meet Way's the One MILKY WAY Doc and llleen Lilli Ann Suits und Coots Harris Style Shop 48 So 3rd E Loudspeakers Debate at North Emery Eighteen members of the Loudspeakers Debate Club traveled to North Emery on February 26 for a practice session Rose Marie Nogulich and Reba Kccle Geri Ruggcri and Stan Crocco Lynda Broadbcnt and Columbo Beverly Keller Rosalyn and Ann Gibson Connie Vouros and Wayne Hanna Cookie Varner and Edwin Miller Konnie Magli-occ- o and Bcttie McArthur Claudia Jacobsen and Kay Bon Stan Cromar and Gregg McArthur left at 8:30 Wednesday morning accompanied by Mr Neil Warren debate coach After three debates in the morning Dan Wells and Kay Jensen North Emery sophomores and Lynda Broadbcnt and Rosalyn Colombo staged a demonstration debate in the afternoon Price Outstanding Junior Achieves High Rating Yes sir he has done it again! We arc getting used to the idea of Terry Gagon’s remarkable ac- complishments but his latest feat was achieving the score of 99 in the Comprehensive English Test to college students for English placement Some seniors did make 99 last year That's just the point Terry is only a junior! You begin to see what an accomplishment this really is! Although future plans arc indefinite Terry is eligible to enter college as a result of his high rating Popular Twosome Reveal Engagement Thelma Tryon popular freshman at Carbon College received a diamond ring from Vernon Jones on February 27 Vernon a former Carbon Student is now in the United States Navy He has just completed basic training at San Diego and will be stationed at the Great Lakes No definite date has been set for the wedding Prominent Students Reveal Troth Mr and Mrs Martin Sunter of Helper are announcing the engagement of their daughter Jean to Tom Bruno son of Mr and Mrs Sam Bmno of Spring Glen Jean a senior has been active in social circles being a member of the Pep Club Cnrboniclc and Yearbook Staff Tom a former Carbonite served with the United States Army in France No definite date has been set for the wedding Terry Gagon “Pictures" Create Interest for Party At the home of Leah Jesscn members of the "gang” gathered to see the pictures taken of "Teahouse of the August Moon” by chief photographer Fred Babcock to listen to tape recordings and to enjoy a gab fest last Tuesday evening Refreshments were served at the end of the evening Those present were Charlene Anderson Shanna Evans Ronald Watt Bryce Baker Ron Shaw James Pappas Fred Babcock Bruce Olsen Ben Jewkes Vernon Jones Thelma Tryon Karo Lee Robinson Marilyn Droz and Leah Jessen Have You Had That Funny Feeling? Buy Your I was nervous as a cat! I felt a funny gnawing in the pit of my The only consoling thought in my mind was that in ten minutes it would be over In ten minutes I could sit down and relax and brace myself for the next ordeal This speech work was getting me down My ulcers wouldn’t take much more of this! I had crammed all the previous weeks for this speech meet but now that it was here my mind was blank What wns I going to say in my extemporaneous speech? Could I speak the allotted time? I prayed I would bo able to remember my oration Anyone who takes speech can sympathize with me stomach Lane Cedar Chest For Graduation at-- - Helper Furniture Smsirtee (Originals BROADBENT'S FINE SONOMA’S FOODS Prlca East Main Pi Gam Sorority Selects New Members Four new members were added to the Pi Gam Sorority after an election held last week If any vacancies arc left at the end of winter quarter the old members may select other girls to fill these vacancies Those selected as new members are Thelma Tryon Marilyn Droz Euleta Harmon and Wynona Martinez The Pi Gams arc making plans for their annual fashion show which highlighted the Carbon Calendar every spring during April At Payson Seethe SHOPPE A committee was chosen by the Peppers to plan a party with North and South Emery Pep Clubs A definite date has not been set for the party which will be for the members of the three clubs and their dates The chairman of the committee is Carolyn Powell Her committee consists of Kay Bon Barbara Tomsic Kathleen Monroe and Lcta Byrd Peppers March For Your The Pep Club Chooses Committee PagaThr— Payson High School at the beginning of the basketball season extended an invitation to all visiting clubs to march during the half-tim- e intermission of games played on their home court The Peppers according to tradition presented their St Louis Blues March on Friday February 28 in the final basketball game of the season By Your Longines and Wittnauer Watches —at— Morleifs Jewelers PRICE UTAH PRICE STEAM LAUNDRY Need Complete Laundry Service for Every Rentals Complete Linen Supply Towel Cabinets Dry Cleaning ALL TYPES “Home off OF SERVICE Authorized Sales and Servico" |