Show THE CARBONICLE VOLUME 19 CARBON COLLEGE PRICE UTAH FRIDAY APRIL 23 1954 Number 26 mams dominate ween College Chorus Plans Tour A college chorus consisting of Carol Ann McFall Geneva Larsen sopranos Juanita Robertson Myr-n- a Williams altos Allan Jacob LaMar Day tenors Nedd McArthur Bob Leonard basses and Margaret Thompson accompanist will present several programs on lour in the next two weeks On April 29 they will perform at Duchesne Altamont and Union high schools They arc scheduled to be in North and South Emery on May 3 and on May 6 in Green River and Moab The completion of the tour will be on May 7 at the Monticello and Blanding schools The programs will consist of mixed double and male quartets girls' trios solos by Carol Ann McFall piano solo by Geneva Larsen and several skits and dialects According to Mr Orgill the function of this tour is to sell Carbon College to students who arc eligible to attend here next year — Award Schedule Campaign Rules Stated Nominees Selected The following rules have been released by the office to aid the campaigning: 1 No writing or painting on sidewalk or buildings 2 To attach signs or posters on colotox use thumb tacks on painted walls masking tape 3 Gasses are not to be disturbed 4 There is to be no mud slinging at opposing candidates 3 Maximum cost to be spent on campaigning is not to exceed $15 for each party 6 A campaign assembly will be held prior to elections Each party will be allowed 20 minutes There is to be no vulgarism or risque jokes Participants for the assembly may be excused 1st period before assembly time 7 Each party is responsible for cleaning up signs and posters from the buildings and campus after elections 8 There are to be no compaign signs 10 feet from the voting polls which will be in the faculty room Announced State Education Categories in which points may be accumulated for activity medals according to Miss Mary Margaret Flaim arc as follows: Officers publicat ions speech activities and general sciences band chorus orchestra cheer and song leaders and homecoming The winners of activity medals this year for the lower division will be eight senior boys and eight senior girls who have earned the greatest number of points in two Superintendent Visits Carbon athletics Dr E Allen Bateman superintendent of public instruction in Utah met with Superintendent Mont Harmon of the Carbon County School District and President Aaron E Jones Wednesday forenoon They met to discuss the problems relating to Carbon High school and Carbon College next year They also considered plans to be followed in the event that separate fields For the upper division the the election next November was awards will be given to three soph- in favor of or against Carbon nnd omore boys and three girls who what would be done In either case have earned the greatest number of points in two separate fields Sock Hop Slated One award will be given to the Final arrangements for the Sencollege student with the greatest ior Sock Hop dance have gone number of points who has attendwill be held ThursIt ed Carbon College not exceeding through 29 at 9:00 The InApril day two years in the lower division anil auguration Ball Co-e- d Day kicktwo years in the upper division off dance and the Welcome Junior Rewards will be given to studance have been added to make it dents who have perfect attendmemorable event ance Records and trophy will be a The committee in charge of depresented to the organization prehard to make it senting the best competitive as- tails has worked one of the best dances this year sembly Two awards will be given in the The music of Jimmy Dart will ndd to the affair departments of industrial arts athAdmission is 50 cents per coutrades and industries music In extempo-- ( ple 25 cents for stags Everyone letics and debate one is welcome on Continued Page Four) In the nomination assembly Wednesday the student body showed a very good choice in their selection of nominees Th sc competing for the office of president are David Franco Dominic "Junior” Albo Larry Anderson and Chuck Ghirardelli In competition for vice president were Sam Colombo Larry Regis Don Merrill Allan Jacob Doug Holbrook Nedd McArthur ami Kent Harrison Running for the office of secrea tary were Joan Snow Kazuko Juanita Robertson Juanita Olsen Sam Stoddard John CartNilenc wright Doug Lindsey Washburn Shirley Ann Fazzio and Ann Bunnell Finalists are for president David Franco and Dominic Albo for vice president tarry Regis and Allan Jacob for secretary Junnita Olsen ami Kazuko Niwa Ni-w- Good Will Tour Proves Sucessful Friday April 16 twelve Carbon students conducted a good will tour at various Utah colleges and high schools The students toured the schools in couples They were Ann Bunnell and tarry Regis Kazuko Niwa and Bryce Peacock Juanita Dec Olsen and Doug Holbrook Miller and Barbara Turner Dominic Albo ami Rex Guymon and Shirley Ann Fazzio ami Richard Saccomano The delegates attended South Jordan ami Olympus high schools ami Brigham Young University University of Utah and Weber College respectively According to Richard Saccomano the welcome given the Carbon students at those schools was the warmest possible What’s Cookin’ Monday 26 — Baseball at Price Dinos vs Spanish Fork Thursday 29 — Carbon High plays Springvillc at Springvillc Senior Hop Inauguration dance Welcome Junior dance ed Day kick-o- and Co- ff Orientation of Junior High students Friday 30 — Co-e- d Day Friday ami Saturday 30-- 1 — Dinos vs Tigers at Grand Junction Next Week — Eagles play two with Snow College |