Show THE CARBONICLE Friday October 31 1947 Page Five COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL STUlCliY CARBON DELEGATES WILL CLUBS REPORT CotfiDEtiliM COLLEGE FUNCTIONS AT MESA Majorettes selected the ing girls from the many applicants to their club: Valene Young Lola Erickson Shirley Jensen Cleo Boyack Josephine Bliss Carolyn Catterall Faye Kendrick Ellen Thompson Betty Jean Tittle BevDonna Powell erly Guadnola Marge Wilkinson Karla Woodruff Ruth Willis Lucille Shimming Bonnie Buchanan Jideen Gardner Donna Easton Alice Cameron Wilma Davies Helen Liapis and Barbara Beckel Besides being active in initiating the new members the Major ettes have also selected Diamond Siaperis as their candidate for Homecoming queen follow- Kitty Kat Kandarls CARBON EDITOR ANNOUNCES PIX SCHEDULE DISCUSS J C Carbon has been selected as one of the schools to lead a round- table discussion at the Good Fellowship meeting held MMWWMtMM at Mesa Junior College today and tomorrow We the people of the Carbon The discussions will be on student government assemblies pubHigh in order to form a more per- lications athletics and scholastic awards Three of these topics will fect papert insure gossip hope for discussed by the following be insurance and tell the news Carbon students: Judd Killpack on In case someone goes nto the assemblies Max Thomas on ath Intra-Collegi- ate Nick Zumsdakis yearbook editor has announced that yearbook picture receipts will be sold every day until further notice The price for an extra pose is 70 cents you may have choice of either pose which goes into the yearbook The pictures will be taken at school in the new Chemistry building Barney DeVietti will take the yearbook pictures type room and uses a typewriter letics and Pat Cima on scholastic By that automatically types out Max awards EVANGELINE PLATIS Zupon don’t get excited it's due The delegates from Carbon will to training by Dorothy Marvlsh Something new has been added: include: Student body President From the looks of things the I am speaking of course about Judd Killpack Vice President school will have to be buying an- this new record column where Max Thomas Secretary and other bulletin board due to its you’ll learn about the most heard Treasurer Pat Cima Publication present day uses For example: and talked about records Editor David Forsyth Represen- CHEM "Will Bonnie Bailey please meet Nan Leonard and Faculty tative "I Wish I Didn’t Love You So" Hollie Silltioe on the lawn?" William C Cross Advisor “The Sewing Machine” by Anything goes Huh? The following Junior Colleges Betty Hutton Betty's singing is President Aaron E Jones rePI GAMMA CHI What’s this we hear about Jean really something when she’s in will participate in the Good Felported today that the new ChemTwo weeks after their first Thomas coming home on the bus one of her wistful moods lowship meet: Baca Prowers Jun- istry building at Carbon College pledging ceremony the Pi Gamma with the football team after the "Meet ior College Lamar "That’s My Desire" Colorado had cost $2714924 to install Chi's initiation was held in the Ogden game? P S Mrs Lamph Me By The River St Marie" by Carbon Junior College Price The federal expenditures club room at the civic auditorium also Frankie Laine I'd meet Frankie Utah Casper Junior College Cas U aismanUnfc traraporto The period of servitude ended Iri case someone heard a group !?uded PtoJiTnta ’cause he’s my desire! Col- anywhere with this initation and they be- of Carbon girls drooling over His warehousing and crooning would make anyone lege Pueblo Colorado Colorado costs chargeable to came full pledged Pi Gams The some' out of town good looker they i w00n! supervisory Women’s College Denver this building much to their girls arrived in formals at 7 p met at Ogden-a- nd Junior College Sterling And Feudin Fightin’" m and were presented with roses surprise they come to school and This information was received "How Can I Say I Love You" by Colorado Trinidad Junior ColPresident Jones from the Bufind out they are Carbonites and Tex Beneke Here’s a rousing nov' lege Trinidad Colorado Weber by of EAGLETTES reau have been Where for have Community Facilities years with Tex and the Moonlight Junior College Ogden Utah Dixelty Members of the Carbon Junior you been girls? The new building has assisted ie Junior College St George Serenaders giving a Lucille Jorgensen claims to be m some extent in meeting the to College Eaglette club held their Epr-raiSnow Utah Junior rendition of the zestful lyCollege annual initiation banquet at the a baby sitter—and “Mo" Marakis rics ColB C A Utah Junior problems occasioned by the enGarry Stevens’ smooth voice Park View Gardens Monday at is willing Who else? rollment of the large number of blends nicely with the Serenaders In front of "Doc” Jones and all 8 p m veterans "A “One For My Baby" new members took Margaret Alley speaks the name Thirty-tw- o Each Kiss Morning” by of Claude Lacy— and still no re- Little the club pledge Go Mel has a real feeling lege Cedar City Utah La Junta Mel Tonne Miss Dorothy Miles gave the sponse What’s wrong with you Junior is this College La Junta Colorecord for jazz and tops! toast to the new members and Lacy—Don’t you approve of blonde and Northwest Ctr U of rado To Be Loved" “I Want Miss Maxine Vuksinick toasted the hair and blue eyes? Powell Goodman Wyoming Wyoming So I've meowed my lungs out “Mahzel" by Benny present members a lot of drive and bounce There’s lost my friends aid now will shut in the latest Goodman release CLUB up for a few weeks MAJORETTE Lillian Laine makes a wonderful Give Those Sport Clothes The Majorettes held their inivocal debut on the top side THAT NEW LOOK tiation Friday and after putting CL “As Heart Is A Hobo” “My the new mmebers through this iniLong As I'm Dreaming" by Tex tiation both senior and junior The in Beneke Another Beneke special FRESH AND FROZEN members celebraetd with a wiener The annual yearbook personal- with Tex and Garry Stevens doSKA FOODS roast ity election was held Tuesday ing the crooning Their banquet will be held in PICK-UThe winners will have their "All of Me” & DELIVERY " by Crab OjrHtrrs Shrimps the early part of November at the pictures placed in the yearbook Helen Forrest Helen"S’posln SERVICE delivers the D Tabernacle S Price City L in the order of their classes All Kind of Fish in her smooth blues style Mr and Mrs E M Williams There will be a few personality lyrics K 17 Main 237 Phons With Harold Moony and his orwill be present as chaperones interest notes about each student chestra they make one of the PRICE UTAH Sophomores — A1 Etzel Dick brighter new recording teams FRESHMAN CLASS Greener Ken Somerville Helen “A Sunday Kind Of Love" Bonnie Bailey was chosen Nilson Colleen Helston and Ar“Ivy" by Jo Stafford Jo’s develFreshmen Queen at the dance last lene Thomas oped a new vocal style which Thursday October 16 She was Freshmen— Rex Berry Randall makes this record a must on your presented with a gold compact and Fullmer Henry Rachele Bonnie list! Would prefer taking rare of rliild between hour of 9:00 AM a head scarf Bailey Goldie Marakis and Nor"Moonrail "Time After Time” to 0:00 I M Very Reasonable Rates For Information The dance was given in honor ma Anderson Starry-eyefaced I'L Teddy X Utah Price H03-by till 110 at addre or ronlart of the Freshmen students by the Seniors— Nick Zumadakis John Wilson Teddy and his quartet furwas Music class Sophomore Jones David Fausett Enid Seaton come up with a fine bit of jazz nished by Jimmy Dart’s orchestra Diamond Siaperas and Jerry Shiner Band cook Juniors— Nick Nikas Gene Pla-g- a your wife David Faddis Shannon McDonald Charmainc Hill and ShirThe orchestra and band pre- ley Gigliottl sented their annual concert asFANCY FRUITS sembly Thursday October 23 at VEGKTAIILES 10:15 a m in the gym Prompt and Courteous Service The orchestra appeared the first GROCERIES MIDLAND half with the following selections: "Scarlet and Gray March" "June 71 East First South UTAH HKIJ’KK Night Serenade" and "Uncle ReMiko PRICK UTAH mus Tells a Hallowe'en Story" Enid Seaton was the narrator for this number During this half of the program a string and flute quintet WELCOME OLD GRADS ITALIAN DISHES consisting of Joan McAllister Jay Our Specially Larsen LouJean Anderson Maur-in- e LOU’S Greener and Donna Horsly JIM I’ATTKLA Manager AHD played "Where My Caravan Is Rested” The pieces they played HAMBURGERS were: "Mantilla Overture" "Jack With and the Beanstalk" a novelty Hot Dogs sketch also read by Enid "The Extra-ThicMalts CLEANLINESS OCR MOTTO Cavalry Overture” and a saxoof Tad Sodas phone quartet consisting Candy and COURTESY IS OUR IIORRY DK LUXE MIRROR SHINES Funakoshi John Jones Don WilUTAH PRICE UTAH PRICE HELPER UTAH liams and David Faddis played a rilOXR S77 number called "Bear Tracks" BUILDING COST REPORTED ion Colo-Sterli- ng rough-and-rea- dy Let's Carbon ACME Cleaners & Tailors ASSES’ CHOOSE PERSONALITIES WESTERN SEA FOOD MARKET Best Alterations P Attention Experienced Baby Sitter d" Presents Annual Concert PRICE FRUIT MARKET If cant keep her as a pet and EAT at THE HELPER CAFE SERVICE Pinky Lorraine ' RIVIERA CAFE WELCOME ALUMNI BILLIARDS PRICE SHOE SHINE PARLOR managers PETE Service k MARTY’S a Smile |