Show 4 CARBON COLLEGE PRICE UTAH FRIDAY JANUARY 27 1956 Volume No SI Carbon’s Major Musical Progresses “Oklahoma" Carbon's gigantic musical is being readied for pres 6 entation February at Price auditorium municipal Approximately 100 people including students from the speech music and band departments are combining talent and abilities to stage the difficult musical The principal leads “Laurey" and “Curley" will be ployed by Ann Bunnell of Price and Alan Tratos of Columbia Carol Ann McFall Spring Glen and Rudy Politano Price will add comedy to the delightful production by portraying the characters “Ado Annie" and “Will Parker" Allan Jacob Price and Laura Rhine-ha- rt Spring Glen well known on the Carbon stage have been chosen for the parts of “Andrew Carnes" and “Aunt Eller” Other principal parts will be played by Claude Williams Price “Ali Hakim" Mack Potter Huntington “Card Elam" Jerry Nuemeier “Jud Fry" Vonna Dragerton Dean Ralph Ferron “Gertie" Clifford Madsen Price “Fud" Gary Bliss Price “Ike Skidmore" Ron Shaw Pete Pessetto Lynwood Williams Do Von Anderson James Stewart Ed Tratos Frank Behunin Ronald Watt Darwin Harmon Gary Christensen Kcnn Jim Arnett Emma Maynard Jean Chapman Sharon Holda-wa- y Louise Taylor Sharon Preston Mona Rac McAllister Pat Nordin Myrna Longhurst Dennison Shirley Ess-ma- n Irene S h a n n a Evans Enleta Harmon Golda Day Kathryn Casey Rosalie Paulie Myrna Petersen Shanna Miller Charlene Andersen Diane Broadbcnt Mary Ann Larson Diane Bean Phyllis Tatton LaRcne Petersen and Kay Broadbcnt have been chosen for other singing and speaking roles The Job of building scenery for this most challenging of the stage productions yet to be attempted at Carbon College will be tackled by Neil Warren with his crew of student stage craftsmen 15-1- Cooking Classes Delight Participants If you're walking down the hall and a stimulating odor comes to you don’t be surprised! A quick investigation will give you all the information you need If you will look inside Room 2 you will sec students trying hard to look domestic as they hurry about preparing the dish of the day Of course they depend entirely upon “Aag-gic- " as she Is affectionately called by her students Miss Ellen Aageson has 67 girls and 18 boys enrolled in her classes this term All the students enjoy these classes one of the main reasons being that they get to eat whtft they cook CARBON STUDENT GAINS HONOR Miss LaRcne Petersen a senior at Carbon high recently won the fourth place in the news writing contest sponsored by the Deseret News ‘and Salt Lake Telegram in cooperation with the Journalism department of Brigham Young University The Deseret News has sent LaRcne a book entitled “Voice of the West" by Wendell J Ashton as an award for her outstanding work in writing Beverly Ganser editor of the Carbonicle won first place in the same contest last year Alan Jacobs former editor of the paper won first place two years ago These students hold scholarships to Brigham Young University for their achievements CARBON VISITOR INTERVIEWED Former Student Takes Studies at Annapolis Charles Bikakis a graduate of Carbon high school and Carbon College was informed by Senator Wallace F Bennett (R Utah) that he has been selected as one of the appointees to enter the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Charles has been attending the Utah State Agricultural College at Logan Last year he was selected as an alternate to enter the Air Force Academy in Denver Colorado Number IS Polio Drive Rated Success at Carbon Once again funds are being raised for the annual polio drive This money is used primarily for research on polio vaccine and to help those who have already contracted the disease Carbon has a good record for the contributions they have made this year and in previous years The following classes have con- tributed : Menzics 110 per cent Cowley per cent Juliano 1001 per cent J B Thompson 100 per cent Winterrowd 100 per cent V Peterson 100 per cent Aageson 100 per cent Lamph 100 per cent Bartholomew 100 per cent Fassio 98 per cent Shields 97 per cent Rachelc 97 per cent L Jensen 97 per cent B Thompson 87 per cent Rasmussen 80 per cent Allred 73 per cent Scow 71 per cent N Larsen 67 per cent V Ileinlcn 65 per cent Timmerman 56 per cent W Larsen 55 per cent Warren 50 per cent Olsen 49 per cent Mathis 49 per cent Pc terson 45 per cent Hulme 42 per cent Ruggeri 35 per cent Jewkcs 30 per cent Mclonas 29 per cent and Yack 0 per cent 110 Sweetheart Ball Plans Progressing February 17 has been set as the date for the annual Sweetheart’s Ball sponsored by the Associated Men Students according to Sam Stoddard A M S president has been the custom in the As past a queen will be chosen Gubs and classes will pick their candiCarCannata Miss Caterina bon's visiting Italian educator— dates next Wednesday General chairman for the affair who has spent the last 3 weeks is Gaudc Williams freshman In education Carbon observing He will be class representative aided by the following members of the council: Stephen St Clair Jim sophomore representative Bertelsen senior representative Paul Andrews junior representative and Gary Draper secretary and treasurer Sam Stoddard is in charge of the orchestra and will be a idinl by Paul Carr vice president M S advisers who will aid council members are Mr Gaudc Cowley and Mr Blaine Thompson A the UEA Delegates Named January 26 to 28 has been set as the dates for the Utah Education Association leadership school which is to be held at Brigham City Utah this year From Utah's 40 school districts about 150 to 175 teachers have been appointed to attend The purpose of this school is to new ideas and understanding offer county—is rapidly becoming ac- on leadership climated to American teaching Frank Worthen Merrill New-re-n methods and MrsEdith Allred are In an interview Miss Cannata from Carbon County stated that she thinks the stu- delegates School District dents in the United States would have a deeper appreciation for Ladies of Faculty Meet their education If it were not “Children and Music" was the compulsory to grade twelve In theme of the Carbon College Italy the children are compelled Women's Faculty Group held to Bttend for only five years Afin the College ter that schooling is a matter of Monday evening library choice with the individual Mrs Gara Thompson presented Miss Cannata said that at students of various ages at the pileast three years of Latin should ano A vocal group under the dibe required of all students This rection of Mr Dean Brown music she asserted would improve vo- Instructor at the Price junior high cabulary building In America also entertained the group Miss Cannata summarized the Mr Jimmy Dart prominent interview by stating “We can band leader of Carbon county was gain in our schools by drawing speaker for the evening his topic things from you and by giving being “What Music Has Meant to Mo" you our ideas" Carbon Student Chosen West Point Alternate i Again a Carbon student has had the honor of being an alternate appointee to enter West Point Acndcmy in New York This student is Reed Russell Reed has hi'en selected second alternate He is new at Carbon this year and is in the lop of the senior class one-four- th Scouting Convention Held at Carbon Carbon College was the scene for the University of Scouting Convention held here January 20 21 and 22 It was the fourth time this event has been held here and was for Scout leaders from Carbon Grand Emery and San Juan counties Attending were 143 Scouting leaders of whom 112 received awards for at least 10 hours of class work This program started Friday at 6 pm and continued all day Saturday and Sunday morning a total of 16 hours of meetings This meeting was directed by the Carbon district Boy Scouts of America Sections taught for the most part consisted of Scouters from the four counties Parley O Neeley aided Saturday and is a member of the Scout troop committee Sunday a talk was given by D L Roberts who is leadership training director of the Utah National Parks Council |