Show Volame No 21 Journalism Confab Winning Essays Chosen from Carbon High Scheduled Today wqre La-Re- ne Third Health Forum at College per cent of obesity is caused by overeating" Dr F V Colombo told the group who attended the recent health forum held Monday February 27 in the “Ninety-nin- e Carbon College cafeteria Obesity is one of the major health problems of the American conditions people Overweight cause such diseases as heart disease high blood pressure and in many cases a tendency towards diabetes Overweight is definitely a problem which can be controlled and its bad effects nullified the speakers all averred “Seventy-fiv- e per cent of diabetics are overweight to begin with" stated Dr Gale Anderson One should never gain weight after he is 30 years of age To gain twenty pounds after one becomes 30 years of age means that his life expectancy is decreased by 26 per increase means a cent a 56 per cent decrease in life expectancy the audience learned This was the third meeting of a series of health forums which is being sponsored by the Carbon County Medical Association Carbon County Extension Service of the Utah State Agricultural College Carbon College Carbon Counand the State Public ty Health Service Dr F V Colombo served on the panel as moderator Local doctors who served as members were Dr John Hubbard Dr Gale Anderson Dr John Wright and Dr D C Ilalloway Other doctors serving on the panel were Dr Sylcr University of Utah and Dr Ralph Tlngcy Salt Lake City The fourth Health Institute will be held March 12 and will feature a discussion on peptic ulcer 50-pou- P-T- A nw" :mwv r ROSIE RACHELS RON SHAW Rosie Rachele and Ron Shaw were the winners from Carbon high in the “Independence For The Handicapped Through Employment" essay contest held in most of the schools in Utah Rosie was named first place winner and Ron was second Judges were Mrs Bess Jones Mr Wesley Larsen and Miss Lucille Ilulme The students that entered this contest were confronted with a great many stiff rules Originality in their compositions meant the difference between winning and loosing The grammar punctuation and spelling were a very important item in winning too The winning essays have now been entered in the state competition Carbon to Represent Band Plans Concert “Austria" at Mock To United Nations Session The Carbon high school band under the direction of Mr Alvin Wardlc has had a busy time this year helping the Carbon Band Parents to secure money for the new uniforms Uniforms will be ordered this coming week and all those who would like to Join the band are urged to enroll for the spring quarter The Carbon Band Parents have been very diligent in campaigning for funds ‘for this large project and will close this campaign for the band uniforms with the final concert of the season which will be held April 20 This concert will be given in the City Hall The admission will be small and it is desired that the students get behind the band and help them to raise the remainder of the money that Is needd On March 31 the New Century club will sponsor a program from the BYU and the proceeds will be given to the band March 17 the Carbon County Sheriffs Posse will sponsor a dance the proceeds from which will be given to the band The new uniforms will arrive in time for the band to don them for the two festivals April 27 and May 4 The Carbon Band parents would like to thank all organizations at school and all the students for their cooperation in helping them to complete the project Carbon high school has received an invitation from the University of Utah to represent Austria at a mock session of the United Nations to be held at the University April 20 and 21 Five Carbon high students will be chosen lii the near future to sit in at the session Mr Elmo Geary The will attend as instructor a as on carried regsession will be ular session of the United Nations where nearly every country in the world will be represented by high schools throughout the state The event has become an annual affair at the University This year the session will be honored with the presence of Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt wife of the late President Franklin D Roosevelt It has been noted that observers will be welcomed to sit in at the session but will not be permitted to speak First Aid Instruction Proves Popular Class Mr Vernon Merrill has proved to be a very interesting teacher throughout the years One of his most popular classes is the physiology class which he teaches to seniors at Carbon high During the winter quarter he has instructed this class in first aid Although the class was a lot of fun and proved to be very interesting the tests which were given at the end of the quarter were difficult These tests Included group problems on splinting bandaging and individual oral tests Half of the students engaged in these classes are proudly sporting their newly- acquired first aid cards The other half who were not quite so Well as Mr Merrill fortunate states “Next year they’ll have an- other chance” i i NOW UNDER WAY Ratings Received at Springville Music Fete partment Committees for the Industrial Editing Institute were elected from the journalism class last week They are as follows: Petersen general chairman Dennis Wall Robert Maki Edward Tratos Marilyn Campbell Tom Smith and Marie Saccamano ushers Robert Maki and Phyllis Rowley artists Jim Bertelsen and Jeanette Compagni reservation Betty Nelson Wilenc Cormani Phyllis Rowley Barbara Miglorie and Alma Lake receptionists and Gene Ellis Kent Anderson George Hatsls and Loretta Abeyta get acquainted chairmen PLANS FOR PROM With a theme of “Strange” the committees for the annual Junior Prom are making further progress for their dance which is to be held Friday March 23 in the College gymnasium Mr Neil Warren class adviser has announced that every junior will be asked to get out and support th class so that they will be able to promenade a feature which has been a prominent part of the floor show every year One hundred fifteen couples will be needed before the promenade can become an actuality this year The Carbon College Journalism Department have completed plans for the one-da- y Journalism convention at the Price civic auditorium beginning at 8:30 this morning Principal speaker of the convention will be Courtney H Brewer editor of Kcnnescope official publication of the Kennecott Copper Company There will be such other prominent industrial editors as Chris Metos George Ilicklcy Dean Wallin Bill Beal Hal Rumel William Spere and Truman Sparks Approximately one hundred persons are attending this seminar Classes have been scheduled so that each person present may obtain some information in each de- Held Number IS CARBON COLLEGE PRICE UTAH FRIDAY MARCH 9 1956 byu be Held April 20 honoTrolT" INCLUDES CARBONITES From over 8000 students attending BYU this year three Carbon College graduates made the high honor list In order to be eligible for this honor a student must maintain a 27 average which is almost a straight A record The three students from Carbon are Elisabeth Williams William Mathis and Joanne Leonard —Manuel: “What's the best paper to make kites out ofT” Angelo: “Flypaper” Carbon's students showed outstanding talent at the Springville music festival where they competed with Spanish Fork Pay son Lincoln Provo and Springville Following are the ratings received by the students: The Boys’ double quartet consisting of Alan Tratos Garth Wakefield Gene Ellis Ronald Shaw Bruce Greenland Frank Behunin Gary Bliss and Gary Christensen received a “2” rating the Junior girls' ensemble Including Irene Denison Euleta Harmon Margaret Melba Spigarelli and Shan-n- a Evans were rated “2” the senior girls’ ensemble consisting of Sharon Iloldaway Louise Taylor Shorron Preston Diane Bean Charlene Anderson and Diane Broadbent were given a rating of “1" Louise Taylor singing a soprano solo was rated "2” the soprano soloist Sharon Holdaway received a rating of “1” Marilyn Miller soprano soloist also received a rating of “I” Sherron Preston soprano soloist was rated "2" alto soloist Charlene Anderson was given a “2“ rating Frank Bchunen baritone soloist was rated “2" and Bruce Greenland received a “2” rating Def-fend- ol Spring Quarter Opeas at Carboa The spring quarter at Carbon officially began March 5 Registration figures are not complete but it is expected that a record enrollment will be completed A large number of excellent courses are being offered to students entering colege for the first time and include the following: General zoology salesmanship principles of sociology welding clothing construction and selection reading modern plays introductory physics commercial art economic geography heredity landscape painting English auto mechanics public speaking principles of design children's theatre business English state and local government physical geography portrait and still life the language arts education history of music machine shop advanced algebra general chorus household textiles physical geology plant life of Utah and office machines Many other courses will be offered but will require classes Students may register for only one course or a number of courses whichever they prefer as long as the credit hours do not exceed 18 pre-requis- ite Library to Remain Open Five Nights a Week The library Is row open -- five nights a week Monday through Friday from 6 to 9 pm Mrs Ida Barnes is in charge at this time Many students have already been taking advantage of this opportunity to catch up on assignments Full assistance will be given to any one asking for reference work checking out books and reserve books The students who have been using the library facilities feel that the evening hours constitute a worthwhile opportunity and have ROYALTY SELECTED commented that it is a good stimulating idea and that they hope BY PRICE GUARD it remains open for the remainder Saturday night February 25 a of the year Carbon high school beauty was crowned queen at the second annual military ball of Company “A” Sophomores Present 1457th Engineer Battalion Utah National Guard The queen was Assembly Program Miss Judy Jewkes a senior at CarLast Friday the college sophobon She reigned over the ball more class presented their comwith her attendants Miss Nelda to the student petitive Forsyth now attending Carbon body of assembly Carbon Richhigh school and Miss Judy The assembly was styled after ards of Huntington Miss Jewkes is to represent a popular television program Company “A” in the Miss Utah "This Is Your Life" The clever National Guard contest at Salt presentation which featured the life and loves of Laura “Round Lake City in March Sam” Rhlnehart kept the audience entertained from beginning Sweetheart Queen to end The program Induded the of her life up to the preshistory Candidates Announced ent There were drama musical The candidates for Carbon's an- and dancing acts which were all nual Sweetheart Ball queen have centered around Laura who porbeen selected by the various trayed the leading character herclasses and clubs The candidates self A cast of over 30 sophomores are as follows : junior class Lena aided in producing the heartwarmo ing drama Escandon seniors Francis freshmen Rae Ona JenImmediately following the assen sophomores Collen Olsen Pep sembly a pep rally was held to Club Carolyn (Kelly) Colombo arouse the spirits of the students Pi Gams Rose Mele the Letter-me- n for the Important high school Club PatHixon Block C game that night The song leadAbbllgale Oppocher Eaglettes ers and cheerleaders led in the Earlene Bera rally of songs and cheers The Voting took place Monday pep assembly was highlighted by March 5 but results will not be Coach Wilson and his introducannounced until Friday evening tion of the varsity and junior varat the annual Sweetheart Ball sity squads to the student body Sacca-mann- |