Show Sandburg to Appear On Varsity Program Utah Symphony Orchestra Slated for Late January Appearance Carl Sandburg who celebrated his 81st birthday January 6 is to appear at the University of Utah February 20 Mr Sandburg was bom in Galesburg Illinois and now resides with his wife in Flat Rock North Carolina When asked why he chose to live in North Carolina he replied "The weather is mild —not too w'arm in the TICKET full-sca- le sum- ter" Student Wins Honor Miss Karlccn Balle daughter of Mr and Mrs II It Balle is the author of "Blizzard” a descriptive article that has been printed in the January issue of "American Girl” Miss Balle a senior at Carbon High School had an article printed in the same magazine last year Night Adult Classes Begin At Carbon i New classes for adults began last week in the Carbon College evening school January 5 was set as the date for registration Elmo Geary director of adult education supervised registration and arranged for the organization of those classes enrolling the re-- i quired number of students In- struction in most of the classes began Thursday evening January 7 Hie courses will continue throughout the winter quarter and will be scheduled to meet on those nights of each week most convenient for the students and in- structors Courses to be offered represent a wide variety of subjects Included in the list arc Business Malhcmatics (3 credit hours) Be(3 credit ginning Typewriting hours) Advanced typewriting (3 credit hours) Office Business Machines (3 credit hours) Refresher Shorthand (5 credit hours) Business law (4 credit hours) Beginning Accounting (4 credit hours) Applied Psychology (3 credit Basic Communications (3 hours) credit hours) Fundamentals of Public Speaking (3 credit hours) Medieval and Early Modern European History (5 credit hours) (3 Music Appreciation credit Literature (3 hours) English credit hours) Modern Dance (1 credit hour) Physical Conditioning and Excercise for Women (1 credit hour) and Community Playhouse (1 to 3 credit hours) The minimum fee of $1500 will b charged as tuition for most of the classes Courses carrying five hours of credit will cost $1750 while the fee for classes in dancing and physical education is only $500 per person An individual who enrolls for two or more classes will pay nt the rate of $350 per credit hour A marked increase of interest in adult education in the Carbon county area became evident last year when 313 men and women attended Carbon College evening classes earned a total of 1035 hours of credit and accounted for a largo percentage of the school’s total enrollment Full time part time and evening school students numbered 882 during the 1957-5- 8 school year UNDERWAY Tickets arc now on sale in Price for the concert to be presented by the Utah Symphony Orchestra at the Price Municipal Auditorium January 26 This famed orchestra under the direction mer and not too cold in the win- MIS8 KARLEEN BALLS SALES Mr Charles Van Dorcn professor and television star says "Any one of the accomplishments of Carl Sandburg is enough for any man of our time but Mr Sandburg excels in four fields of endeavor” Sandburg is called the "Old Man of Literature” Ilis poetry novels and biography are excelled by none In addition he is a folk singer and collector of ballads and American folk music National Guard Slates Annual Beauty Contest Young women who are between the ages of 18 and 25 on September 1959 arc invited to participate in the Miss Utah National Guard Pageant Hie local contest will be held February 12 Lt Neil Warren commanding officer of the local unit is in charge of the Dance Revue Scores contest This contest is sponsored by the local National Guard every Athletes Back Show year The Carbon College Athletic Department sponsored the Lauriski Dance Revue presented Thursday Friday and Saturday nights This ” revue was staged in a Carbon at the style College gymnasium Hie first performance a matinee for school children was held Wednesday afternoon The program included one hundred talented participants ranging in age from four to eighteen years Portraying the lead role of "Sleeping Beauty” was Mary Ellen Bliss daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bliss of Dragerton Featured in the tap number "Fascinating Rhythm" were Connie Vouros and Vickie VeltrL Miss Kathy Harvey a very young miss stole the show in her number "I Love My Baby” "Green Eyes” a dance number presented in diaphanous costumes starred Denise Salzctti and Alice Addy and featured Miriam Cama-va- li Launa Migliorc Renee Marra Bomalettc Eagle and Judy "Theatre-in-lhc-round- These girls arc judged by the rules used in the Miss America contest because the winner in this contest will participate in the Milk America Contest They arc judged on talent poise and personality in formats bathirg suits and afternoon dresses Hie girls are trained in modeling and hair styling If the girl wins in the local contest she then goes to the state meet in Salt Lake City where site competes with other 1cr1 winners The winner at Salt Lake will receive a trip to Washington DC to the Cherry Blossom Festival in April RECEPTION TO PRECEDE of Maurice Abravancl will stage its concert here under the sponsorship of Carbon College and Price City A reception is being planned under the direction of Mrs David Cox president of the Faculty Women's Club A meeting was held Friday and committees w’ere named from the Price women’s clubs to complete arrangements for the reception The popularity and renown of the Utah symphony has been increased steadily during the past decade but only a few concerts have been scheduled outside the d areas of Salt lakc Weber and Utah counties This year Price will join the growing list of cities where musical programs of major proportions can be offered and it is the opinion of the local sponsors that the success of this year’s undertaking may well mark the beginning of artistic growth in this locality The repertoire for the January 26 concert will be composed largely of the "type of music everyone enjoys" as the symphony has heavily-populate- Radio Program Changed The radio program "Carbon Pre- sents" presented every Saturday by the students of Carbon College has been changed from its former time on Saturday in the morning to 3:45 pm on Sunday agreed to present a "Pops” type concert rather than a program of strictly classical or “long hair" music Box offices arc located at Carbon College and at the Price Trading Company music department Reserved seats will be priced at $2 $175 and $150 and general admission will cost $1 Students will be admitted for the price of fifty cents plus the student body card The sale of student tickets will be managed by the Intercollegiate Knights of Carbon College State Body Meets To View Requests The State Legislature will vene and begin work on con- January Persons representing this area in the legislature are Frank Men-nCastle Gate and Craig Jus-tesDragerton members of the House of Representatives and Marl Gibson senator The legislature will consider some very important business concerning Carbon College An appropriation for $250000 for the purchase of the girls gymnasium and music buikling and 4 Vi acres of land from the Carbon School 12 et en district will be requested A sec-oappropriation requested will be for $30000 to buy from Price a piece of property just across from the field house to be used for the location of new dormitories rJ for college students Money is appropriated for state institutions every two years at the regular meetings of the state lawmaking body Elks Conduct Contest The National Foundation of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks is again sponsoring a Youth leadership Contest for 1958-5- 9 high school graduates This contest is conducted by and under the supervision of the Youth Activities of the Grand Lodge with Charles C Bowie as chairman Appropriated and made available by the Elks National Foundation $850000 in US Defense Bonds will be given in awards There will be two first prizes of $1000 in US Defense Bonds one for the boys’ and one for the girls’ division There arc second and third prizes of $500 and $300 respectively in US Defense Bonds for each group Applications may be acquired from Vernon Merrill Applicants must complete the form and hand it hack not later than February 1 Oli-ve- ta All phases of dancing such as the tap dance the modem dance the ballet acrobatic dancing boogies song and dance novelties and a special number with hula hoops and fluorescent lighting were shown Revised List Released Miss Lucille Jensen registrar of Carbon College recently released a revised honor roll for the autumn quarter The previous listing was based on the grade-poiaverage of 375 The revised roll is based cn the grade-poiaverage of 35 stuThe following thirty-si- x achievement dents appear on the list: Bryce Baker Rex Blanchard Gary Bliss Karen Bliss Ruth Ann Bunderson Robert Cromar Albert Evcnich Phil Fausctt Jean Funk Adam Gabriella Raymond Kay Hansen Sandra Hansen Keith Jensen Scott R Johnson Eva Karlsson John Lee McFarland Eldon Miller Morrell Mathis Wnlda Murray Iylc Ann Murray Sandra Nelson Thad Nelson Anna lee Olsen Bruce Olsen Bonnie Pace James Pappas Gordon Pehr-se- n Joan Pitts Richard Pitts Hieron Thompson Louie L Tone Linda Tucker James Watt Ronald Watt Curolyn Williams and Lnmond Williams PERFORMANCE nt nt 1959 Dr Olpin Pays Visit Dr A Ray Olpin president of the University of Utah and other officials of the universitv were in Price January 9 to confer with Price citizens on the matter of making Carbon College a branch of the university Tin' Price Chamber of Commerce Carbon County Members of the State legislature and other interested citizens were invited to attend Dr Olpin came at Ihe request of the Price Chamlier of Commerce to answer questions about the proCONNIE VOUROS back and Vicki Vcltri stared in Louise Luuriski Dana1 Revue front arc "kissing cousins” posal to make Carbon College a branch of the University' of Utah 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