Show CARBON COLLEGE PRICE UTAH FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1956 Volume No 22 Class Officers THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS “Carbon College has a completely new air of enthusiasm this year" asserted Paul Carr student body president when he returned for school this year Paul is a popular sophomore who always has a happy smile on his face and a friendly hello for everyone lie is also a valuable player on the football squad Serving under him as is Ronald Shaw another well known sophomore lie is known on the campus for his high scholastic ability and his activities in vice-preside- nt work extra-curricul- ar Last but not least is 'Kelly Col umbo student body secretary a senior known be everyone for body has the horses primed and ready to run Activity galore is planned the magic word is Support! "Your contribution as students is solicited We arc for you You Enjoyed by Students In a sneak preview performance last Friday morning at Carbon By Pep Club All Junior and senior girls who wish to apply for membership in the pep dub may do so by filling out applications from the office according to an announcement Monday by Dr A E Jones Each girl must have a "B" average or above She must state her talents and her reason for wishing to become a pepper Parental approval of the club affiliation and a willingness to assume obigations for payment of uniforms club assessments and participation in all dub activities must be presented by prospective applicants The Pep Club elected new advisors and cheerleaders for the coming year last Wednesday it was announced by Phyllis Anderson Pep Club president The advisors this year will be Miss Mary Margaret Flaim and Miss Lucille Jensen Girls chosen as cheer leaders were Judic Laur-Ishand Ncda Nelson Completed Students who are taking Seminary this year will not have the long walk over to the Fourth ward for their classes Instead they will Just have to walk across the street to the newly completed LDS Institute The building has a library two classrooms and a lounge The classrooms have folding doors at each end which can be folded up into the wall to provide a large area for dancing and other entertainment Mr Dean Wengreen re- that approximately 200 school students are enrolled high in seminary classes this year Mr Ross Berrett is the other instructor A ping-pon- g table will be set up at an early date to provide entertainment for the students during the noon hour ports The police of Helper Utah are looking for a prankster with an n sense of humor who threw a rock with a note attached through a window The not read "Your window is broken!” over-grow- nt er College Rubinoff and his violin n numpresented several bers for enthusiastic students These numbers "I Could Have Danced All Night" "Davy Crockett” in variations and "Brahms Lullaby" were an example of the program which was presented later in the afternoon and evening for well-know- vice-preside- nt er A Message From the President Every year as I have watched young people come into our school I have had high hopes for the success and happiness of every one As time passes we see some who become absorbed in their studies and school activities These people without exception evpcricnce the Joy of accomplishment and the sense of belonging They are improving themselves and helping the college to give good service It would be a great tnrill to me to see every student so interested in the task of acquiring an education that each would be happy and proud to be with us Let’s have no failures this year Honest effort can assure success to everyone Keith Burnett Paul Andrews vice-preside- nt secretary-treasur- Pat Hixson class advisors Mr Vernon Merrill and Mr Neil Warren Fall was elected to carload the of the presidency for ry the junior class Those chosen to help him were as follows: Ciaig Jeanselme secretary-treasurer Kay Parmley representative Stanley Crocco Richard vice-preside- nt College Student Named os Editor Tom Nielson a former editor of the North Emery Arouscr was named Carbonicle Editor last week by the executive council announced Paul Carr student body pres- ident Tom a well-like- d and capable student was highly recommended for the position He has had much experience in Journalism work and students may look forward to a bigger and better paper this year In addition to his Journalistic activities Tom has held many activioffices in ties serving as Junior class president at North Emery and as Band president At Carbon he has served as president of the freshman class He plans to attend the BYU next year where he will major in business administration He is employed at the United Service In Price and resides at the Milky Way lie has no apodal girl friend but thinks some are very "nice" extra-curricul- ar ber 13 The Pep Gub led the school in cheers followed by short talks from Coach Dick White and school president Paul Carr The spirit shown by the students illustrates one thing If this enthusiasm prevails at all rallies and games as well as in the school itself Carbon will reach new heights In enthusiasm this year be added to Carbon campus new National Guard Armory which is in the process of being constructed Just north of the LDS chapel The new building a two-unarmory capable of hous- Soon to College’s will be the ever-expandi- ng 4-- II The reputation of Carbon Cola center of learning and friendly atmosphere has attracted students from many sections of the state this year North Emery High leads in enrollment from without Carbon County with the following students enrolled: Margaret Alger Pattic Brasher Mar-v- a Defricr Talmnge Eden Edward Geary Ray Green Vcr Lynn Jensen Thcraid Leonard Ruth Howard Rowley Beth Robinson Dan Sherman Viola Saundcr-so-n Vernon Sittrud Dale Uncer-ma- ir Willard Young Archie Blackham Geraldine Livingston Those from South Emery are Lowell Killpack Marvin Luke Don Peterson Vaughn Reid Gifford Snow Josephine Scovillo Jane Tuttle Arnold Wayman Zclla Wayman Rex Williams and Rei-d-cl George Those from other towns in Utah are: Green River Dean King Ar-de-n Shcrill and Ida Mac Tidwell Kearns Gordon Best Roosevelt Jerald Broderick Vernal Gordon Harrocks Moab Robert Lee Thos people from out of Utah are: La Canada California William Beach Scappoosc Oregon Donald Rocamik Le-Ro- y JUDY RODASII Student of the Week Judy Rodish an outstanding co- ed hailing from Columbia Utah has been chosen by her classmates to represent them as the first re- presentative junior student of the week Judy is president of the Catholic Youth Organization in Dragcr-to- a At East Carbon Junior High she served as secretary of the student body and a member of the Pep Gub A pleasing personality good looks and a superior scholarship are all combined in this blonde bombshell ing two companies of engineers JUNIORS' PRAYER will also be used by the college as a gymnasium Graduation ex- I want to be a senior ercises will be conducted there In And with the seniors stand A fountain pen behind my ear May A notebook in my hand Marjorie Redd a prominent stu- I wouldn’t be a president dent on our campus was taken ill I wouldn't be a king Friday evening and was rushed to No I want to be a senior the Hospital for an And never do a thing (Continued on Page Three) Exchange Logan Grizzly y 4-- H lege as it City-Count- Carbon Senior High School and Carbon College were well represented at the state fair this year Larcne Peterson a freshman in college represented Carbon county in a recreation demonstration Jerri Hayes a senior and Sharon Aitkcn a junior were the Style Dress Revue representatives Judy Ann Hartley a junior demonstrated meal preparation and Judy Hansen a junior represented the county in the poultry judging contest Larcne Jerri and Sharon will receive their ratings for their participation in the near future Judy Ann Hartley was classed in the blue ribbon group and Judy Hansen took third place in poultry judging The group left for Salt Lake City Thursday evening after school Friday the demonstrations Judging contests and style dress revue contests were held after which everyone enjoyed the Ice Follies Saturday all of the H delegates in Utah gathered for a breakfast and the Awards Assembly fashion show and social were held in the evening Sunday a religious service held in Barrett Hall was followed by a tour of Salt Lake Gty which concluded the program Rell Argyle County Agent Charlene Lind home demonstration agent and Mrs Frances & Aitken were the chaperones New Students The Carbon East Side Seminary will hold its annual in the new seminary building tonight at 7:30 A wiener roast and all the trimmings will set the pace for a gala celebration Later the students will return to the seminary buiding to climax the evening with games and social dandng This is the first social event to be held in the new building A very responsive student body Joined the Pep Gub in a rally held in the gym on Thursday Septem- Fair College Attracts get-toget- TOM NIELSON at State 4-- er Carbon Shorts kl LDS Institute vice-preside- Mack Potter secretary-treasurMyrna Peterson representative Garth Wakefield class advisors Mr Alfonso Trujillo and Mr Wilford B Lee Freshman officers to reign this year are these: president Harry Dick Halamandaris Judd secretary-treasurDiane Bean representative Ver Lynne Jensen class advisors Mr Dick White and Mr Lyle Lowder Those elected to lead the senior class are the following: president 1 Represent ers District Gass meetings were held Tuesday September 18 for the purpose of electing the class officials to serve during the 1956-5- 7 year Competition was keen and a fine example of good sportsmanship was shown by the majority Those victorious for the sophomore class were the following: president Jim Menzics Rubinoff and Violin Rubinoffs public appearance in Price was sponsored by the iPrice Lions Gub with proceeds going toward a scoreboard for the new armory building that will be located on the college 4-H’- Elected Tuesday get behind us!" her cute personality and her active work in the Pep Club Spokesman for the trio is Paul Carr who says: the public 'Tor the past two weeks the Rubinoff a very impressive school has been slowly assembling in Russia emphabom speaker parts to its organization machine sized the privileges we enjoy as With the election of class officers American citizens He last Tuesday this machine is al- President Eisenhower whoquoted once most complete The governing stated: "A rich child is poor without musical knowledge" Bids Are Accepted Number Did You Know? that Kenneth Nelson the new chemistry teacher is engaged? that there are more Junior girls this year than there were last year? that Pat Savage and Linda Camber are only fifteen years old? that every room In our building has been redecorated? that some students have 7:45 classes? |