Show CARBON COLLEGE PRICE Volume 14 UTAH MONDAY APRIL 28 1958 Number 14 ‘Brains’ Honored At Special Carbon High School Assembly "Brains" won recognition at Carbon senior high school Thursday when a special assembly was held to honor those students who have demonstrated high scholarship during the current year Dr Aaron E Jones president of Carbon College and principal of the high school division scheduled the assembly to afford those who earn high grades In their classes an opportunity to receive public acclaim for their achievements and to encourage all students to improve their study habits Appearing as speakers were Wesley P Larsen chairman of the scholarship committee Dr William Cross supervisor of secondary schools in Carbon county JUNIORS SELECTED Roselyn Colombo and Korlecn Balle have shown exceptional ability as junior English students Institute Convention Attract Student Officers Juniors Selected For NCTE Achievement Award Officers of the past school year d officers for the and a Lambda attended coming year Delta Sigma Institute Convention at the College of Southern Utah in Cedar City last Friday and Saturday Upon arriving Friday afternoon the students attended several discussions and made for the coming school year plans That evening from 6:00 to 8:00 all offipjn a banquet honoring was held cers of the fraternities in the CSU cafeteria Carbon students were guests of the CSU Preference Ball that evening Early Saturday morning a band of students left Cedar City for Zion's National Park where they hiked to "Angel Point Cliff" A special testimonial meeting was held in a rock grove after which luncheon was served The trip back to Cedar City and to Price completed the trip Officers of Lambda Delta Sigma who attended the affair were Ron Shaw Ray Green Charlene Anderson LaRenc Petersen Viola Sanderson Craig Shiner Ron Watt Bruce Olsen Shanna Evans and Leah Jessen They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs A Dean Wcngrccn newly-electe- Two outstanding English students at Carbon High School have been named nominees for the achievement awards The students for this award arc nominated as juniors but the awards are made when they are seniors Each award will consist of a scroll plus a recommendation to colleges university and scholarship donors NCTE High School Students' Poems Accepted For Anthology submitted by the and English classes of journalism Mrs Jeanette McAlpine have been accepted by the National High School Poetry Association for the spring edition of the Annual Anthology of High School Poetry Joan Ilenrie’s poem "The Sea” was given special mention Other poems receiving certificates of Acceptance were "Love" by Linda Gambcr "Awakening Mom" by Irene Listcllo ''The Poem I Did-'write" by Kay Lynne Croft "Prelude to Winter" by Beverly Keller "Spring Presented" by Konnie Magliocco “Cabin in the Forest" By Judy Golding "First Breath of Spring" by Linda Cochrane "Sorrow" by Janet Ellis and "The Star" by Jean Sunter Located in Los Angeles California the National High School Poetry Association sponsors two contests each year one in the fall and one in the spring These contests are open to all high school students Ten poems nt National Merit Scholarship Tests Given Tomorrow All high school juniors who have paid their fees of $100 per person are eligible to take the National Merit Scholarship test tomorrow This is a nationwide program and must b e given throughout the nation on that day This year over five million dollars in Merit Scholarships and other grants are expected to be awarded Many of these scholarships and grants may be used at Carbon College The program is the largest pri- vate scholarship activity In the history of the United States Educational program 1 A J The purpose" of the NCTE achievement awards is to grant public recognition to some of the best high school English students d in the United States award winand thirty-fiv- e ners will be selected plus four runners-u- p hundred and thirty-fiv- e Four-hundre- The names of the nominees along with supporting ' materials will be submitted to the state committee In October each nominee will take a test on literary awareness and understanding of The communication techniques score will committee the state test paper and evaluate all other supporting evidence for each nominee and will select finalists for the NCTE committee “Dolls of the Deep" Revealed In Fashion Show Fi Gamma Chi sorority of Carbon College presented their annual fashion show last Wednesday at the regular assembly hour "Dolls of the Deep” was the clever theme carried out in script and decorations Diane Bean Patti Brasher and Sondra Harmon portrayed the characters of Henrietta TUlic and the Red Lantern respectively in the “Land of the Lost" "Dolls" of the Fi Gam sorority modeled pajamas school clothes sportswear streetwear afternoon wear and formal wear admist a decorated stage of colored tumbleweeds a huge rock and a back drop upon which was painted an underwater castle Miss Arlene Crawford chairman of the affair was assisted by Charlene Anderson narrator of the fasrion parade James Young artist Fred Babcock director of lights Mrs Natalie Bean Sondra Ilarmon Fatti Brasher Phyllis Tatton and Marilyn Ilatsis A novelty song and dance ‘Three Little Flshies" was presented by Judy Rodash Sharra Petersen and Lynn Varner Pep Club members A special feature was a dance by the models in formal wear and their escorts Couples were George Ilatsis and Loretta Abeyta Ron Shaw and Leah Jessen Frank and Joan Pitts James Pappas and Marilyn Geary Bruce Olsen and Margaret Alger and George Lowry and Charlene Anderson Be-hun- g ln dean of men Alecn B Ivie dean of women and Veronica Ileinlein Alfonso Trujillo and Eugene Cromar of the faculty All told of the benefits which high scholastic achievement brings to the individual and to society Without prior knowledge of the purpose of the meeting the high school student-bod- y congregated in the women's gymnasium at the assembly hour Here twenty-nin-e seniors and twenty-seve- n junior students were called to the stage where each was praised for earning eight or more "A’s' during the first two quarters of the 1957-5- 8 school year Twelfth grade students honored at the assembly are listed as follows with the number of "A" grades received shown after the name of each: Terry Alger 10 Judy Ann Bardslcy 11 Eldcne Blaser 12 Jolcne Bonacci 11 Alene Fassclin 9 Jean Funk 10 Sandra Ilanscn 10 Marilyn Hansen 10 Michael Hyatt 8 Betty 11 Karen Lasnik 9 James David Cox Garners Attention "ICBM" will be the mysterthat clouds the ious theme Carbon High School Alumni Banquet on May 23 All members of the graduating classes of Carbon high school are urged to attend Classes of 1918 1928 1938 1948 and 1958 arc to be featured Guest speaker for the evening will be Ned Alger former Carbon athletic great who has achieved a tremendous record in State coaching circles and as coach in Pleasant Grove Adding to the evening's festivities will be the master of ceremonies Al Veltri Various skits will be presented by the featured classes during the evening Grant Fausett Alumni president states that there will be class reunions before the banquet which will be held in the college cafeteria at 7:30 pm Admission will be 3175 per plate For those who are not yet members of the association membership dues are $100 per year or $500 for a lifetime This is the first time that the banquet will be held separAicly from the college alumni f Dr Elroy Nelson Addresses Assembly ‘Can we afford to keep people in school who are there for the social advantages? The answer is no!" So warned Dr Elroy Nelson economics professor at the University of Utah the feature speaker at an assembly Wednesday April 16 The essence of Dr Nelson's address was change lie cited changes in fashion satellites and arms and in the national economy New industries are coming into Utah because they find it a favorable location for mineral resources terrain and These companies arc now looking for qualified people and this is the challenge facing Utah man-pow- Seniors Present Competitive Assembly Will Carbon go to heaven or to regions below? This was decided in the Senior Assembly on April 26 Satan is sure Carbon will go below but Old St Peter is all for Carbon going to Heaven In the skit judging was made of talent drama sports and school spirit Very high rating was given until the subject of school spirit arose This point decided the issue St Peter won and Carlxm went to Heaven The main characters for the play were Satan Tom Flatis St Peter Chuck Menzics Imp Raymond Espinosa and the Angel Dennis Charles-wort- h Talent included a dancer a football Brenda Migliaccio track Richards Elmer player star Stan Crocco baseball player Wayne Reid wrestling Carl Sho-embur- Carbon High School Alumni Banquet J Peggy Marsh 10 Stanley Mathis 8 Elmer Richards 8 Judy Rod-os- h 8 Gcri Ruggeri 10 James Sandifcr 8 Linda Gayle Tucker 9 Jerry Wiley 10 Joan Duran 8 Darlene Enniss 8 Linda Gambcr 9 Sharon Aitkcn 10 Darlene Fossat 10 Marvin Golding 10 Betty Paul 10 and Morley Naylor 8 piano solo Leon Vocal Darlene Ennis reading Sharra Peterson cheerleaders Hyron Stoddard and Sandra Van Natta student body Peggy Marsh Roger Bean Eldcne Rlaser and school pride FaNon Davies Carbon Hosts Business Skills Contest Carbon College will sponsor its annual Better Business Skills Contest in the Business Building of Carbon College on Wednesday April 30 at 9:15 am Students from the Uintah Duchesne San Juan Grand Emery and Carbon school districts arc invited to participate in this contest Events to be entered are bookccping typewriting and shorthand Awards will be given to winners of first second third and fourth places in each event Entries for contestants were not accepted later than April 25 1958 Judging will be done by impartial judges in order that the winners might be determined Judging results will be mailed to all the schools entered In the con- test Luncheon In the college cafeteria will be served to all con- testants er schools today—"Whore do we go from here?" At this point a buzzer sounded Students glanced around thinking perhaps something was wrong with the bell system Dr Nelson cased their minds by explaining that the noise was made by his Swiss watch especially made to woke up students Carbon Band Flays Concert The combined band of Carbon College and Carbon high school under the direction of Mr Alvin Wardlc presented a band concert for the student body Thursday April 17 in the civic auditorium The numbers played on the assembly program were: "A Frangosa" "On The Mall” “Sarabamlc and Bourric” Pique Dance" Brocn-hol- t" Tromberero" "My Fair Focato" "The Nutmcggers Lady" and Concertino" Beverly Keller and Judy Brienholt playing background music A concert was presented for the public Thursday night also in the civic auditorium The band is very proud of their ''ONE" rating at the band meet at Provo on April 16 This rating was the highest one given in the band festival The numbers ployed at the meet were "A Frangesa" Sarabande" and Bourric" Six other bonds played at the meet Coveted Spots Given Honor Students General aptitude tests batteries were given recently to tenth and eleventh grade boys who are interested in a two-yetrade Caroffered at training program bon College Thcro are openings for 22 boys in this course and there have been over 60 applicants Eliminations arc being mode by means of mechanical and mental aptitude ar tests The final decision for the boys eligible to take the four hour daily course will depend upon their post records in school Truancies grades and attitudes will be factors considered in the judging - |