Show 7 Volume Fifteen CARBON COLLEGE PRICE UTAH SEPTEMBER 15 1958 Numbw On Welcome! Faculty and Students Juniors Given Registration Instruction I I Receiving instructions for registration on September 4 were 325 juniors of Carbon High School Dr Aaron E Jones president of Carbon College and the principal of Carbon High welcomed the in the National Guard Armory and introduced Vernon Merrill vice president M Men ill asked for from the juniors for the year lie said "Carbon High offers just as much if not more freedom than any othr school in the state but with freedom corns responsibility" Dr David Cox dean of men encouraged the juniors to take advantage of the counseling program offered at Carbon Mrs Verda Peterson high school girls’ counselor informed the juniors that they could wield a great amount of power because they have such a large class unit James Pappas student body president provided the juniors with dances and assemblies offered by Carbon (3) participate in the activities He urged the students to attend such activities as baseball football track wrestling speech events etc' He said "If the students of Carbon would attend the games then maybe wo could get people from the outside to come" Fail asked the juniors to pay special attention to the House of Delegates representatives Rebe Kccle student body secretary also welcomed the students to Carbon and urged them to participate in the activities Dr Jones stressed the importance of study as well as participation in activities Results Of t National Test Announced The results of the National it Scholarship tests which were given to one hundred and sixty-fojunior students April 29 1958 were recently received by Carbon Mer- ur College The four purposes of the tests were as follows: The tantalizing aronma floating through the halls every day just before lunch can mean only one thing Gus of course is preparing the noon meal The cafeteria opened Monday at 11:30 am The expert staff of cooks will prepare well balanced and nutritious meals for students throughout the coming school year Senior Girl First to provide information fur the guidance of the individual student Second to give an objective evaluation of strengths and weak- Chosen Finalist Third to evaluate the college potential of each participant and Fourth to determine the winners of the National Merit Scholarships 'Hie test returns showed many Carbon students high in scholastic achievement Ninety students were above the fiftieth percentile and were in the upper thirty-eigfourth when compared with typical second semester juniors across the country Two Carbon students had a ninty-nin- c percentile score Mrs Aleen B Ivie dean of women at Carbon College stated “The test results will be available for school officials teachers and individual students in planning future courses This should enable eh student to strengthen his ability in the areas in which he is weak lie should capitalize on his special abilities Each student will receive guidance to aid him in his own educatonnl development" Miss Joan Ilenrie a Carbon High School senior has been named a Utah finalist in the newswriting contest sponsored by the Ford Motor Company The Deseret News conducted the contest in nesses ht In Writing Contest Utah Hcnrie representing Rewill compete with four Five gion other coed finalists at Salt Lake City today for the opportunity to be Utah's delegate to the Nation'll Teen-Ag- e Press Conference Utah's delegate will be chosen for marked ability in writing and on personal characteristics revealed In an interview The delegate will be flown to Dearborn Michigan to compete far a four-yescholarship to any college or university in the United Miss ar States Finalists of the Utah contest were judged on a news story a feature land an essay "Whnt My NewsiKijier Means To Mo Registration Draws Seniors One of Greeting This miniature edition of the Carbonlde Is published to greet all comers — new and old — to Carbon College and High School editions Subsequent vill be of regular size New Teachers As the school year of the 1958-5season opened Carbon welcom- !) ed eight new teachers They include Clarence Johansen high school English and literature A lolph Selzar high school advanced mathematics and college mathematics Mrs William Jameson h'gh school and college physical education Keith Moore high shool English and college basic communications Dean Fisher tvgh school and college physics J iy Herring high school algebra fc'ue printing anti drafting for high s hool and college college related trades and college surveying anil engineering Louis Mulkay college b ological sciences and J Salva-t!r- c college English and literature liege psychology and college and h gh school languages Norman I arson who taught h'gh school chemistry has accepted the position of teaching college chemistry r Gridiron Season Opened Last Week Opening the gridiron season at Carbon High School on Friday were the Utcs of Uintah High School and the Carbon Dinos Beginning at 7:30 pm this was the first game of the 1958 season With previous training the senior and junior boys were eager to begin the battle for the championship Welcome! School bolls began ringing on September 4 and swarms of students began milling about CartxmV campus Today school moves ' full swing with the addition of the college students to the mass As another school year opens let us pause in the maddening rusk and extend our welcome to both students and teachers Welcome to a year of activity and fun bo4! scholastically and socially Carbon will chalk up another banner year according to predictions if everyone will remember that we shall reap what we sow 'Hie Cnrhonicle Staff Bruce Olsen Editor I'-- Registration of senior students High School was begun on September 5 1958 at 9:00 am in the National Guard Armory Dr Aaron E Jones President of Carbon College urged all students to complete the school year and not become mortality statistics Vernon Merrill vice president encouraged the students to do their best to have a good year James Pappas addressed the student body on the importance of supporting school activities if a successful year is to be had Rcba Kccle in her remarks to the seniors stated "Enthusiasm is contagious so let’s sturt an epidemic’’ Registration was held in the various home rooms after which the students attended classes during the afternoon at Carbon Carbon Welcomes Vice President Richard "Dilly" Cafeteria Opens For Student Service I I three important points necessary to succeed at Carbon: (1) buy your yearbooks now (2) be at the First Edition Poetess Given National Honor "The Sea" by Joan Ilenrie a Carbon High senior has been by the American Poetry Los Angeles California of Society for publication in "Songs Of ic-cep-tcd Youth” This poem was given honorable mention in the anthology of high school poetry for the western states The anthology "Songs Of Youth" is a compilation of tuc best poetry which appeared in the twenty-fiv- e regional anthologies of school poetry of the Nationhigh al High School Poetry Association Selections were made from almost 10000 poems Community Theatre To Present Play The Price Community Theatre has announced its fourth production to be presented to the public sometime in October The Potting 8hnl by Grahamo Greene is the play chosen by the organization’s leaders The dramatization will be directed by Elmo Geary the head of the speech department at Carbon College The cast includes the following: Dr Riston Harold Biih-e- l Anne Rose Marie Nogulich Sara Dcnice Mclntire Mrs Colli-fe- r Hazel Jeanselmc Mr John Cailifcr Bruce Bryncr James Neil Warren Corners James Pap-pu- s Father Cullifcr David Hammond Dr Kructzcr Bob Carna-va- li Miss Connoly Virginia Carna-va- li Mrs Potter Barbara ‘ |