| Show Page Two THE CARBONICLE THE CARBONICLE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF CARBON COLLEGE PRICE UTAH STAFF Editor Beverly Gtuiscr Associate Editor Phyllis Frandsen Rosie Rachele Business Manager Editorials LeRoy Stevens Carxnoni Photographer : Alma Lake Proof Reader LaRene Petersen Kay Shiner Marilyn Campbell Typists Artist John Sheets Contributors—Jeanette Compagni Kent Anderson Helen Coggins Pat Colosimo Gene Ellis George Hatsis Karen Hurskainen Robert Maki Betty Nelson Tom Smith Edward Tratos Sheron Kantor Loretta Abeyta Jim Bertelsen Carollyn Hamilton Harry Halamandaris Barbara Miglori Phyllis Rowley Marie Saccam-man- o Dennis Wall Emmett Rodriquez aFilene Friday January 87 1956 Student of the Week Teacher of the Week Pat Dunn prominent Spring Glen coed is taking the bows this week for the sophomore class As the spotlight centers on her it shines brightly witii her many accomplishments Pat who is an n as honor student is The spotlight of the week turns upon one of Carbon's newest teachers Norman Larsen Mr Larsen who is from Spring Canyon tenches physics advanced mathematics intermediate algebra and chemistry well-know- Carbon Loses Top Student By TOM SMITH The death of Jerry Leonard last Monday grieved his many friends and acquaintances He had won the respect and admiration of those who knew him especially for the fortitude he displayed during his long illness Early in his illness it was found necessary to amputate his leg This did not dampen his spirits and he carried on with unusual courage despite his spreading disease He was one of the most talented drummers ever to play in the popular Jimmy Dart Orchestra and he will always be remembered by his associates in those endeavors As recently as New Year’s Eve he entertained with his usual skill and vigor Memories of Jerry Leonard will endure in the hearts of those PATTY DUNN who were fortunate enough to know him well His kind and thought ful ways made him one of Carbon's most beloved personalities Perpresident of the A W S She haps this accounts for his being elected repeatedly to student offices sorvies on the executive council The students and faculty of Carbon extend sincere sympathy to is historian of the Eaglette Club his bereaved family belongs to the Pi Gamma Chi sorority and works as an assistant Be Careful I to Miss Wilson in the library Not only is she an active participant By ROBERT MAKI Misfortune seemed to plague Carbon as tragic death struck an- in almost all school activities but other youth late Sunday 1 1 she is also an outstanding This is the fourth youth to die in the last month as a result of club worker recently having travcarelessness eled to Washington D C on a These catastrophies would seem to indicate that the students of Carbon should look at these tragedies as a warning against care- trip won by her commendable work She is also very active in lessness and the results of being careless church and community affairs CarelFamilies are left to suffer when loved ones are taken essness as a cause makes it doubly hard to reconcile ourselves to She has won scholarships from both the Club and the Elks the loss Perhaps we should all take stock of ourselves and we if we Club Her reward for all her are all being careful in our daily habits or if we are taking foolish work is her host of many friends unnecessary chances 4-- 4-- II NORMAN LARSEN Brigham Young University is proud to claim Mr Larsen as a graduate in '52 with a BS degree and with an MS degree in 1954 He also did one year of research work at the University of California This is Mr Larsen’s first year in his teaching career When he was asked how he liked Carbon he replied “I think it is just fine" Table Tops Get New Coat For the first time in ten years the chemistry department laboraSpeech Class to Travel table tops of Carbon College Elmo Geary Carbon College tory Antigone Production Highly Praised coat of black paint speech director is planning to take received a new By DENNIS WALL announced Mr A1 Trujillo Carbon Mr Elmo Geary Carbon College speech director and the mem- three programs on the road He bers of the Delta Psl Omega dub are to be commended for there expects to take them to the com- College chemistry teacher Mr presentation of the drama “Antigone" Those who saw it ranked it munities and high schools of Em- Trujillo stated that the table tops as a very artistic and highly satisfactory performance ery Grand San Juan Wayne and look very good but the windows Since tragedies are the most difficult type of drama to portray Piute counties Mr Geary is to be congratulated for his selection of capable cast The programs which will all still need washing members who made it possible to present this polished production have the same people participating Price Rotary Club and Literary League each purchased tickets consist of a variety program for Complete Home Furnishing for one evening’s performance of the popular arena style the high school a children's play MUTUAL FURNITURE called “Rumples! iltskin" and a play for the adults “My Three and HARDWARE Band Program Presented Mr Wardle's band deserves a round of applause for the splendid program they presented to the school last Friday We can always depend upon the band for a worthwhile assembly Besides some very interesting special numbers— a piano solo and a boys' quartet— they gave a preview of the coming production “Okla- homa" Students of Woodworking Shop Can Get Flans— Free of Charge— at Mutual Lumber Co Register for Free Magazine You Don’t Have to Use Magle or Jud-eJust Get Your Picture Taken at SUNNIE STUDIO THE WISHING WELL Angels" ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES letters have been sent offering If wishing well wishes should Phone 37 Helper come true what would you wish these programs to the different for? high schools Here are what a few Carbonites Lubrication — Car Washing have to say on the subject For a Variety of I wis- hSpray Glaze Gifts Candy and Other Art Guymon it would snow COOKIE'S SERVICE Quality Merchandise so hard that school would have to Stop — Shop at be closed Atlas Tires — Accessories Coach Wilson that we could MASSEY’S rhone 332 Helper beat Provo in basketball 4 Pat Nordin that every wish I've ever wished would come true Mr Morgan that everyone would come to school one day Our Motto Dave Miller that I owned a powder blue Cadillac “A SQUARE DEAL AND I would get a Gerry Boss SERVICE WITH A SMILE” penny for every boy I’ve kissed so I could buy a pack of gum Bob Henderson I would get an A In American Problems Mr Merrill a few students could do artificial respiration See Our Specials Every Friday and Saturday Carl Morlcy that I had a little red wagon with Kelly in it PRICE PHONE 226 Joe La Flora that Donna’s mumps would go down IDiamonal Market |
