| Show Christmas (greetings CARBON COLLEGE PRICE Volume No 21 To UTAH FRIDAY DECEMBER 16 1955 Carbon Freshman Back Club Trip From 4-- Carbon College Given Permission Carbon College hag been given permission by the copywriters of Rodgers and Ilammcrstcin to present the major production “Okla- homa" This privilege which has been refused to many of the universities and larger colleges throughout the United States will permit the music and speech departments of Carbon to stage “Oklahoma" as the major musical presentation of the year Plans are now being made by Mr Elmo Geary speech director and Mrs Dorothy Brown music instructor to set the date for February 14 and 15 At the present time it is believed that all casting will be made from high school and college students without any outside support Anyone who is interested is urged to submit a written application to Mr Geary or Mrs Brown fgor tryouts which will be held next week to cast the principle singing and speaking parts All applications must he turned in by Monday December 19 at 4 pm Seminary Drive Draws to a Close Twelve enthusiastic debaters DS Thru? Curb n girls iv lining to n from their home in Drag-rPrice last week had a minr accident when their car s'udded en icy roads The girls were having a late snack of chile Those involved in tjie accident werer Margaret Roberts Beverly Burr and Anna Brandon A few bruises were the only results t re- turned last Saturday from the Junior Varsity debate tournamen: held at the Brigham Young University Good ratings were merit- 4-- H CO-E- 'HAVE ACCIDENTS Receive Ratings Richard llansen son of Mr and Mrs James Hansen of Price recently returned from a National Club Congress in Chicago Because of his outstanding work Richard was announced winner of the gardens contest which earned him this trip He was one of the 20 delegates who represented Utah Delegates from all 48 states and some from foreign countries attended the convention Richard is a freshman at Carbon and is prominent in various school activities He has received excellent ratings from all his teachers since he goes about his work with such enthusiasm and determination Number 10 'carbon Carbon Debaters H Stage ‘Oklahoma’ to &U! ed by Gloria Day Kay Broadbent Jeanne Morgan Joan Snow Tom Gabriclla Gifford Madsen Ellis Worthen Glen Bradak Tom Johnson Mac Potter and Jimmy Men-zic- s dents in the past which probMr Elmo Geary speech and de- ably accounts for the renewed inbate coach said the enrollment terest in debate this year for the winter quarter debate class has Just about doubled the enProbably nothiag hurts a womrollment for the fall quarter an’s vanity more than having to Carbon has produced many put on her glasses to apply her debaters and speech stu- out-standi- ng “Messiah” to be Presented by the Carbon Music Department George Fredrick ed string students from the eleimmortal oratorio will mentary string program under the be presented Friday for the stu- direction of Mr Apollo Hansen dent body by the combined chorThe word "Messiah" means the uses of Carbon College and high expected king or delivery of the school and an adult chorus of Hebrews or the Christ An oratorio is a sacred theme members of church choirs and interested persons In addition a usually based on scripture It is orchestra directed by Mr performed without action scenAlvin Wardle and Mr Deane ery or costumes and has an orBrown will feature Dr Lawrence chestral accompaniment Sardoni director of the Brigham The numbers will be as follows: Young University Symphony Or- Oveturc by the orchestra “ComTra-to- s chestra Eight advanced string fort Ye My People" by Alan Exaltbe Shal “Every Valley players from the BYU orchestra ed" by Dean YVengreen “And the will augment the orchestra com- Glory of the Lord" by the chorus post'd of townspeople and advanc "But YVho may Abide the Day of The Messiah Handel’s 35-pie- ce “Would you like to subscribe to a magazine?” This is the expression people were hearing in Carbon county as the seminary magazine contest drew to its close last Monday This contest has achieved better results than in previous years Last year the grand total of money turn'd in was $750 this year $1200 was turned in and there is still more coming In each day Prizes were given to the boy and girl who brought In the most money on a given day Those prizes— a necklace bracelet and earring set and a pen and pencil set— were won by Willenc Car-moand Clifford Woodruff The grand prize winners were First announced last Tuesday camera movie choice a of a prize or a $71 watch was won by Gifford Woodruff who brought in $179 Donald Stagg who brought in $7125 was awarded the second prize which was a choice of a watch electric shaver or a Indy’s handbag Third prize was won by Richard Twcdcll who brought in $0575 Ills prize was a reflex eanera with a flash attachmenter kit and extras nrrnt fourth prie winner brought in 6350 He was awarded a reflex camera with flash attachPreparing for the presentation of The Messiah ments Wilccn Carmanl who Sunday afternoon are the Carbon College music brought In $5575 was awarded students shown above with their directorwhoMrsi a miniature camera and a pen Dorothy Brown standing next to pianist His Coming” by Apollo Hansen “Behold A Virgin Shall Conceive" and “O Thou That Tcllcst Good Tidings” by Diane Bean Charlene Anderson Diane White and Joan Wallace “For Behold Darkness Shall Cover the Earth" by Cecil Broadbent “For Unto Us a Child is Born" and "Glory to God" sung by the choruses “Rejoice Greatly O Daughter of Zion" by Eleanor Jorgensen “He Shall Feed His Flock Like a Shepherd" by Ann Bunnell “Come Unto Me" by Elaine Burgcncr “Hallelujah Chorus" by the chorus Mrs Dorothy Brown Carbon (Continued on Page Six) ni ’ Hcms-keep- f Joan Pitts Other students who will sing parts in this Christmas time production are Alan Tratos Kathryn Oviatt Sharon Holdaway Alan Jacob :i A' I- St |
