Show Velum 14 CARBON COLLEGE PRICE UTAH MONDAY JANUARY 13 1958 New Adult Carbon Begins the Mew Year With Host of Activities Planned Classes to Begin Number 7 at Carbon Various new adult education classes were organized this week at Carbon College According to Elmo Geary director of adult education the following classes will be offered: Modem Dance (1 hour credit) Don Steele Art and Art Crafts (3 hours credit) Carl E Olsen Beginning Italian (5 hours credit) Father Moersman Beginning Spanish (5 hours credit) Forenso Jaramillo (this class to be held in Dragcrton) Beginning Accounting (4 hours credit) John Yack Advanced Shorthand (5 hours credit) Mary Margaret Flaim Drafting (5 hours credit) Fred Longhurst Community Theater The One-APlay (1 hour credit) Don Moffitt and Ruth Hoyt Chemistry 1 (5 hours credit) Alfonso Trujilloi World History (5 hours credit) Ted Warner Landscape Painting (3 hours credit) Carl E Olsen (This class to be held in Green River) The evenings for the various class meetings will be selected by the students and the instructor for each class independently to suit the convenience of those enrolled High school students will be permitted to enroll in these classes without charge if their courses of study during the day are not already filled ct At the beginning of the new year the Associated Students of Carbon High School and College have prepared an agenda of activities to top any social list Notices of the following activities have been released by the different departments of the school January 10 the BYU Madrigal Singers presented a program in Carbon High TERRY OAGON 3-A- Plays Concert Terry Gagon son of Mr and Mrs Erscll L Gagon 80 West Fifth South Price presented a concert of piano and violin numbers at the Club Room of the Price Municipal Building on December 3 1957 Terry is an outstanding student in the junior class at Carbon High School He was assisted in his concert by Miss Beverly Kel- ler clarinetist Christmas Assembly Presented By Pep and Lettermen Clubs Tbrry’s violin selections were "Romance” by S vend sen "Valse Bluet to” Drdla “Berceuse" Jocelyn Godard "L’Aveille" Schubert and "Reverie” Vieux Temps Miss Keller played "Concert Fantasia” (Rigoletto) Luigi Bus-si To set the mood for Christmas the Pep and Lctterman Clubs presented a Christmas assembly a play taken from the story “A Carol" by Charles Christmas Dickens The script for the play was written by Mr Neil Warren recorded by the College Speech Cass and pantomimed by the players Participating in the play were Jeanine Dimick Narrator Terry Alger Scrooge Walter Wright Bob Crachitt Jenna Lea Tabone Mrs Crachitt Sham Petersen First Ghost Eldene Blaser Second Ghost Lynn Varner Third Grost Gary Booth Marley's Ghost and Welfare Worker Roger Bean a Welfare Worker Richard Fail Scrooge’s Nephew and Fezu-wu- g Sharon Aitkcn the nephews wife Helen Yelcnich Young Scrooge and Becky Matson the girl friend Connie McCourt Bob Crachitt’s Barbara daughter Tomsic Bob's son Linda Camber Tiny Tim Jean Suntcr Martha Joe Jewkcs Topper Bonnie Pace Alice Carol Sue Massa Joe Fail Mrs Gillen Agnes Tomsick a boy on the street and Irene Prezel and Geraldine Araki dancers Costume and stage crews were Kathleen Monroe Sandra Van Natta Judy Rodosh Jean Funk Gcri Ruggcri Stan Crocco Brent Marchctti Reed Oliver and Elmer Richards Mr Neil Warren was the director of the production and Marilyn Ilansen was student director Before the play the "I Speak for Democracy" contest winners Lynda Broadbcnt Jenna Lee Ta bone and Peggy Marsh gave their orations The Acapclla Choir under the direction of Mrs Dorothy Brown sang two patriotic numbers After the play everyone was led in singing Christmas carols by Don Carr La-N- or and "Fiddle-faddle- ” h Players Present Carbon Student Leroy Anderson Terry played the following program of piano numbers: "Sonata Pathctique" (First Mov"Valse in C ement) Beethoven sharp Minor” Chopin "Choir de Lunc" DcBussy “Nocturne" in F sharp Major Chopin and "A Minor Piano Concert” (First Movement) Grieg Both Miss Keller and Mr Gagon are students of Mr Apollo Hansen who played their accompaniments ct ib Be Held Nineteen debate teams and three extemporaneous speakers will participate in a speech meet at American Fork Saturday January 18 The debate instructor at American Fork High School Mr Nile Washburn has arranged for the trip The extemporaneous speakers are Ronald Robertson Gene Moffitt and Laurel Frand-sc- n The debate teams include: Rcba Kcelc and Rose Marie Wayne Hanna and Connie Vouros Edwin Miller and Lynn Varner Irene Takahashi and Kon-nl- e Magliocco Bettie McArthur and Kathy Fcrgusson Rosclyn Colombo and Lynda Broadbcnt Linda Ward and Loretta Sunter Kay Bon and Rosclyn Markosck Beverly Keller and Ann Gibson Becky Matson and Barbara Tomsic Karlccn Balle and Susan Wor-the- n Gregg McArthur and Stan Cromar Tamra Spackman and La Nor Fail Juanita Koss and Sue PiacitcUi Linda Tucker and Mary Jean Peacock Peggy Marsh and Judy Bardslcy Karen Lasnik and Gerl Ruggcri Dorothy Zamora and Stan Crocco Kenneth Miller and Craig Winn Advisors are Mr Neil Warren and Mr George Comedy battle of the sexes Tlie age-ol- d was fought and resolved once more in the production “Ever Since Eve” which was presented by the drama department of the Carbon high school December 26 and 27 and for the student body January 3 in the Price municipal auditorium This comedy of youth by authors June Mad Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements is the mirthful stoxy of Susan Blake a “Career girl” and the troubles which beset those two loyal musketeers Johnny Clover and Spud Erwin editor and business manager of the Preston high school Penguin when Susan high pressures herself into the position of assistant editor Before the curtain falls on the second act Susan — always with the best possible intentions — has almost bankrupt the Penguin shaken the friendship of the musketeers and given them the measles When her innocent enthusiasm almost lands them in jail Johnny’s mother steps in and saves the day Tom Platis took the lead in the play as the young newspaperman Linda Tucker and LeRoy Jacobsen play his parents The who causes all the troubles is portrayed by Rose Marie Nogulich Romantic interest is given by Bet-ti- e McArthur as the journalism teacher and Laary Gonzowsky as co-edit- or the Speech Meet principal Chuck the Civic Auditorium and also asi tiu oauib mu aaiii uauucuy 24 the Dinos will piny Springville Friday night the Dinos played Orem in basketball at the Orem and the college will play the BYU High School while the College Freshman on the following night Eagles played CSU at the ArmJanuary 31 the Carbon College Production “Teahouse of the Auory January 11 Carbon played Dixie and a dance sponsored by gust Moon” will be presented and the Eaglette Club followed the there also be a basketball game On January 17 the AMS game bffween the high school and and the AWS will prent their Paysor L assembly and on Eagles will play the Carbon Eagld iWvBojse Jroncos and February 7 will bnEho Carbonette Assemer at Wefcor a: play Spanish Fc bly Febiuary 4 is another game uary jtiJLo basjtrfcall between Ricks WVarbon College Fcbr-ar- y playArWin Ricks Idq in Vijf the 20th A 7 Carbon will play Weber on is rne newly initjfl the college level On the 11th of ni Banquet Janu February the Eaglette Club will will tackle the Provo Bulldogs present an assembly and February 14 will be the Sweetheart's Ball while the following evening Carbon plays Snow at a home game sponsored by the AMS February 27 will be the Block C Competitive assembly February 28 the University of Utah Players will travel to Price to present “Ma- Menzies Col-jtt- College Students Involved in cbeth” March 7 12 14 21 26 and 28 will be packed with entertainment also Programs to be presented on Car Accident The afternoon of January 1 brought a terrifying experience to four Carbon College students on the Indian Canyon road While driving home from a sleigh riding party with about 25 other Carbonitcs Keith Burnett the driver of the car lost control of the vehicle which dropped 200 feet into a ravine rolling over five times and hitting two trees Marilyn Droz who received back injuries was most seriously hurt Shanna Evans Bryce Baker and Keith Burnett were badly shaken but not seriously injured Keith and Marilyn who were in the front scat were thrown from the car while Shanna and Bryce in the back scat stayed In the car until it reached the bottom The loss of the car was total Keith Shanna and Bryce have returned to school but Marilyn will be in the hospital for several weeks The play is directed by Neil Warren Carbon high school dramatics instructor He was assisted by Rcba Kcelc and Susan Worth-c- n student directors Scheduled for performance on January 29 30 and 31 is the three act modern comedy “The Teahouse of the August Moon” Adapted from a play by John Patrick the comedy is the work of Vcrn Snicdcr Pulitzer prize winner and Critics' Circle award winner The play will be presented in the auditorium of the Price Municipal Building in the evening of the first two dates and as a matinee for students on the third date Mr Elmo G Geary director has Established in Price No-fuli- ch The Veterc Television System is making finai preparation for the opening of a closed circuit tele- vision system Approximately $30-00- 0 in TV cameras and equipment will be installed at the Vetere Building in the West end of Price The new station is expected to begin operation near the end of January Hours for telecasting will be from 5 pm to 11 pm Carbon College has been given an invitation to prepare programs for viewing at the station and the journalism department has been asked to write advertisements Hie owners will pick staff members from among the college personnel All those interested may receive further information from Mr Elmo Geary Carbon College publicity director Modern Comedy announced the cast as follows while he teaches a new class in thc art Mrs Hoyt has had six years previous experience in teaching in southern Utah and Grand Junction Colorada She majored in dramatics and has performed in plays and has given many book reviews Mrs Hoyt has been substituting in Carbon County for the past few years Debaters : James Young Sakini the narrator Michael McDonald Captain Frisby Richard B Judd Colonel Purdy Charlene Anderson Lotus girl Other members of the cast are Edward Blossom out-of-to- With the start of the winter quarter a new teacher was added to Carbon's staff Mrs Ruth Hoyt has taken the place of Carl Olsen in his sixth period English class Cast Chosen For New Television Station those dates respectively arc Pep BYU Symphony High school one act plays Sophomores College Speech Department and the Junior Prom The last four college basketball games during the month of February arc games with the BYU Frosh CSU Dixie and Snow On April 4 the Freshman Class will present their assembly April 17 the Carbon Band April 18 Senior Assembly April 23 the Pi Gamma Chi Fashion Show and on April 25 the State Chorus Contest During the concluding month of school the a cappolla choir the debate club assembly and the award assembly will be held The lyccum series in the above group which includes “The Teahouse of the August Moon” “Macbeth” by the University of Utah the BYU Symphony Orchestra the Carbon Band and the a capclla Choir will be presented in matinee performances for students and in the evening for the public New Faculty Member Added Karlecn Balle and Frank Potts provide comic relief along with Konnie Magliocco who takes the part of a charming little southern belle e'' Geisha Geary Bruce Olsen George Lowry Loretta Abcyta Marilyn Geary Walta Stone Henry Piaz Darwin Cottle Dexter Olsen Craig Shiner Viola Sanderson Richard Duke Frank Behunin James Pappas Leah Jessen Shanna Evans Gern ald Stevens Thelma Tryon Davis and Thcron Thompson Fred Babcock and Ben Jewkcs will assist as stage crew Bruce Olsen Is the student director Fa-No- Organize Club junior classes under the direction of Mr George Morgan and Mr Neil Warren have organized a debate club For their name the debaters have chosen “The and as words to live by “Do it now” After several meetings the Constitution was ratified and the following officers were elected: President Reba Kcole Stan Crocco secretary Peggy Marsh treasurer Rosclyn Colombo sergeant-at-arm- s Byron Stoddard reporter Bettie McArthur Loud-Speaker- Vice-Preside- nt s” |