| Show THE CARBONICLE CARBON COLLEGE PRICE VOLUME 19 Mm$ FRIDAY DECEMBER 18 1953 UTAH Number 12 Nnu fm Inspiring Christmas (Ulfrifitmas - Sjapjnj Christmas Trees Spread Yule Atmosphere Carbon is getting ready for Christmas with trees appearing everywhere According to Rudy Politano Science Club president classes and clubs are getting together in twos to decorate six trees contributed by the student council The combinations responsible for the decorations arc: Science Club and Pep Gub seniors and sophomores Lcttermcn and Majorettes Carboncttcs and Block "C" juniors and freshmen and Pi Gamma Chi and Eaglcttcs Nativity Scene Graces Campus Pageant Presented Grads Come Home Many of Carbon's former students have been visiting here prior to the Christmas holidays Home for the holidays are Fred Butler Gaudc Williams Wally James John Mathis Pete Petru-la- s Gene Crocco Albert Spcnsko and Bob Mraulc all from Fort Ord California Jack Sweetring is home from the University of Utah and Sherry Phillips is home from her job in Washington state Held over from last year the nativity scene is again attracting widespread interest and praise on the front lawn Even though the lead camel is missing an important leg the picture is a source of delight When the Christmas music is being played to give atmosphere Carbon College is a peaceful and thrilling place RECORDINGS DO FINE SERVICE BULLETIN! House Bill 29 which would withdraw state support from Carbon College was killed yesterday in the senate by a vote of 9 to 1L Republicans who voted to transfer the three colleges back to the LDS Church and then voted to continue Carbon College upheld their action on the basis that whereas Dixie Weber and Snow would continue operations under orthe church passing House Bill 29 the would close a school as of Mr Vernon Merrill and his chestra recordings came to rescue at the Preference Ball already reported a number times As a result a lot of students have been wondering where these tapes came from According to Mr Merrill he has been1 making recordings of topflight dance bands for some time with just such an emergency in mind He is still doing it The tapes arc so well thought of by students that they will be used from time to time in place of orchestras v What’s Cookin’ Friday Dec 18: Freshman assembly Saturday Dec 18: Basketball — South Summit vs Dinos at Carbon Monday Dec 21 : Dinos at Wa- satch Dec 21 : Eagles blast Weber Wednesday December 23: North Emery at Huntington December 23: Matinee movie dance Drama Department Adds Dec 23: School closes for ChristArena Innovation mas Carbon College has now pion- Monday Dec 28: Eagles vs Weeered the traveling ber at Weber with an experiment at OrFriday Jan 1: South Emery at angeville last Saturday night It Carbon was found that a portable circus-lik- e Saturday Jan 2 : Dinos play Delarena tent can be set up withta at Delta in a large gymnasium and bring Monday Jan 4 : Back to school in the intimate atmosphere common to theatre-in-thround pro- was successful and points the way ' to something new in college play duction at The experiment Orangeville production theatrc-in-thc-rou- nd c- I "The Great Light" a Christmas pageant was presented to the student body yesterday at 1 :45 p m in the civic auditorium It was under the direction of Miss Lucille Rowe of the speech department and Mr Melvin Orgill of the music department ' The principal part that of the narrator was taken by Mary Plat-i- s Following a choral number “Prelude Thought to Christmas” twelve countries were represented and brought their gifts to the Christ child The girls were dressed in costumes representative of their countries These were Norway Sweden and Denmark represented by Barbara Miller Lynn Anderson and Carol Erickson Italy Kay Silvagni Greece Chrys-t- al Zamatakis France Jeanne Passey Belgium and Holland Marilyn Thacker and Wanda Ioe IV acock: Germany Carolyn Anderson Ukraine and Poland Ann Oviatt and Ann Naillon and the United States Carol Prince and Jeanne Morgan Their gifts were respectively: a ship a crucifix a book a torch a scroll an airplane a painting and a youth At intervals during the procession of nations the chorus and girls' glee sang “Shcphardoss Whence Come You?" "The Carol of the Bells" and “White Christmas" The second part of the pageant concerned the nativity Scene one "The Coming of the Wise Men” began with the musical number “Kings Shall Come from Saba” The wise men wcrc Balthasx George Myers (with Larry Regis as his voice) Melchoir Jimmy Menzies (with the voice of Gifford Madsen) and Caspar Atelee Mlglinrl (voice Dizzy Edwards) In scene two "Shepherds on the plains of Judea” were Ron Davis Nyron Chidester and Terry Harmon as shepherds and Robert Morgan as the voice of the angel Scene three “The King is Born” was the finale Mary was Gloria Day and Joseph Chuck K ranker The pageant is also being presented Sunday December 20 at 3:00 p m in the civic auditorium for the public |
