| Show THE MonHay January 12 1959 Drama Music Student Gains Renoun at BYU Public installation ceremonies were conducted at the Price Masonic temple Saturday December 20 when the d officers of the Job's Daughters took their respective offices Installed were Jean Topolovoc honored queen Janet Labor! senior princess Ann Marie Holdaway junior princess Mcrri Lou guide Francis Bertolsen marshall Tanra Jones chaplain Evan Riley recorder Sue treasurer Karen Nord first messenger Carolyn Moore second messenger Patty Ann n third messenger Pat Ferdcr-be- r fourth messenger Mary fifth messenger Kayrene Bunnell musician Karol Koskie librarian Elinor Borgeson junior custodian Sheri Pfaffenberger custodian Pat Leamaster inner Darlene Horsley outer guard guard Kathy Giacoletto flag bearer Danielle Vignetto assistant musician and Christine Her-bo- g assistant recorder ter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Ma-mana- kis Lea-mast- er Kil-lio- Wol-fro- By JOAN m Engagements Told An- derson of Price and graduate of Carbon College is active in dramatic and musical presentations at Brigham Young University her most recent appearance being with who furnished the the Madri-Gal- s musical background for “The Little Boy Who Lost Christmas" original Christmas story The program one of television's seasonal highlights in this area had a cast of more than 100 students Known as the BYU Christmas Hour iii stereo the program was a blending of the music dance drama and art departments of the University Miss Anderson is also a member of the Madri-Gal- s special trio and the group has recently been on a program tour She appeared in an opening music recital two weeks ago playing two Bach piano solos Miss Anderson has been named by Dr Woodbury as his assistant director in the school's production of "The King and I" tentatively scheduled as the next offering of the drama department Hawthorne was born July 4 in Salem Massachusetts where he resided most of his life After being graduated from Bow-doi- n College he returned to Salem to become a writer In 1841 he married Sophia Peabody In the intervening years he worked as surveyor of the Custom House in Salem In 1850 “The Scarlet Letter" was published and Hawthorne was a success In the next two years he wrote “the House of Seven Gables” and the Blithedale Romance" He died at Concord in 1864 Campus activities in state universities came to a halt during the holidays as students and teachers headed home for the Christmas season From Brigham Young University came Diane Bean Sondra Harmon Marian Carlton James Taylor James Young Phyllis Tatton Carolyn Hamilton Connie Worthen Charlecn Anderson Paul Karr Harry Watkins Richard Duke Jim Weston Mr and Mrs James Peterson Myma and Sharon Kan-tor Santa Claus played Dan Cupid over the holidays and kept the Carbon county clerk busy filling out marriage icenscs Among these were: Parley P Johnson Price and Connie B Miler Wellington Raph Iicroy Hayes and Mary Ella Emith both of Price Charles F Ghirardelli Helper and Mary James Marshall Price Jinks San Francisco California and Mary Sally Albinita Roches Columbia George Kalatzes and Dec Ann Openshaw both of Price Eugene O Sulpazio Helper and Sherry Ann Cadcz Price Merrill C Fillmore Huntington and Freda Lynne Thorderson Cleveland Robert Taylor World Price and Patricia Sitlerud Huntington Roger Woodrow Atwood Wellington and Nancy Mclcndon Helper Roy Van Keele Price and Joyce Marion Skinner Carbon-vill- e Norina Marie Dalcattl Helper and Rex Ido Price Fal-leri- Shoes Of co Students attending Utah State University who came to Price included Craig Jeansclmc Shanna Evans Margie Redd Eidene Bla-sKarl Holdaway Linda Camber and Harry and Phill or ris Bert Dart Bruce Greenland Don Karr Sherrill Harmon Marilyn I lathis Frank Kraync Tom Jewkes and Gerald Stevens all hailed from the University of Utah Wayne Reed was home from Snow College Reid Russell made the cross country journey from West Point to be home for the season Sharon Snow Irene Denison Catherine Burnett Shara Peterson Ron Shaw and Gust Zumas were home from Salt Lake City where all have employment Mary Platis was home from San Diego California where she is employed Glen Bradak Wyoming teacher also made homeward for Christmas Patty Jewkes student at a vo school for beauticians came home for the holidays Teddy Niva and Willy Dixon were also at home Club Enjoys Party Thespians Have Fun Thespian Society Troupe 1807 of Carlton High School held a holiday party December 27 in the IJttle Theatre Skits and panto-mimwere presented while the group enjoyed holiday fare The remainder of the evening was siient in dancing es The Latest Style Jolene Shoe Store MEN’S WEAR We Sell 1959 Plymouth! BUNNELL GARAGE THE TOGGERY Helper Utah near-sighte- ’s half-craz- trip Holgrave takes them into the parlor where he presses a spring In a picture of the first Pyeheon and proclaims that he Is actually Matthew M a u I c ' s descendant When the papers found within the picture frame are examined they although once valuable prove to be worthless Holgrave ami Phoebe are married and live in luxury on their inheritance from the deceased Judge Thus the curse on the Fynchcnn family ends Teacher Recovering Byron Thompson nn Instructor of business at Carbon is convalescing at his College in Price following surgery home in December During his absence Miss Mary Margaret Flaim Mrs Gladys Mathis John Yack and Miss Eulcta Harmon are teaching his classes Mr Thompson will return to Carbon nt the beginning of the spring quarter Mr LADIES' SWEATERS The main theme of “the House of Seven Gables" is that the sins of the fathers will be visited upon the heads of their descendants The setting of the story is a house with seven gables that had been built by a man who had obtained the land after he helped condemn the owner Maule for witchcraft Before Maule died he placed a curse on the Pyncheons Several generations later the house occupied by Hepzibah Pychcon a d very homely old maid As Hepzibah refuses to accept help from her evil but rich relative Judge Jaffrey Pychcon she is forced to open a cent-sho- p for finances Phoebe a beautiful girl on the verge of womanhood comes to the family home to live with Hepzibah Gifford Hcpzi-bahy brother is released from prison and returns home He becomes entranced with Phoebe's beauty and insists on her help and entertainment at all times The wicked Judge insistently demands to sec Gifford to force the secret of a supposedly hidden treasure from him Phoebe returns home for n short visit While she is gone the Judge forces his way into the house and makes Hepzibah call Gfford She finds that Gifford has mysteriously vanished from his room She rushes back downstairs in time to see Gifford emerge from a secret staircase entrance next to the fireplace Then she and Gifford find that the Judge has died of an old family ailment In confusion the two hurriedly leave the house When Phoebe returns she finds the house locked and silent In desperation she finally knocks at a back door and Holgrave a draws her into the house He shows her the Judge's body as Gifford and Hepzibah enter the room from their hurried ist Pro- Price Miss LaRene Petersen a recent graduate of Carbon College is now attending the University of Chicago in Chicago Illinois Mrs Ver-d- a (Stubby)) Peterson recently received from her a letter excerpts of which follow: Mother sent me a clipping on the four students who placed in the semi-finaof the National Merit Scholarship test I would love to write to them and congratulate them but I don't have their address so will you do that for me? Now maybe you’d like to hear about my school I love it! In the first place they were indeed very liberal with my credits I was given credit for all their required lower division credits plus a little n different as it could be — much broader — though I think in some ways our (meaning Carbon) system is more intense Actually if I took a full load (which would be only four classes) I could finish my BA in five more quarters maybe less So that is very good I am taking three classes: Mathematics ABC ( an elementary math class since I didn’t do so well on a placement test and also since I had never had any college math) a course in Chinese Gvilization (which is one of the best courses I have ever taken) and introductory Political Science Math is the only lower division class I had to take Political Science is taught by Herman Finer I don't know if you have heard of him but evidently he Is quite well known At any rate he wrote the textbook we are using which is very interesting I really enjoy my classes very much There is only one thing I regret and that is that T cannot start again as a freshman and get the full benefit of the wonderful four-yeprogram that this University has True the student has little choice of subjects but you couldn't ask for a broader liberal arts background than you would have after four years here Don't mistake me I wouldn’t trade my years at Carbon for anything not even two corresponding ones here but if only I had the time and money to start again and take their whole program I certainly would do so You might tell Reba Stanford and Terry that if they should happen to get their scholarships they couldn’t go wrong at Chicago (After two years at Carls 180-- nk Santa Claus Plays Cupid er the Maulcs Visit Carbon Halls Hala-manda- IIENRIE great-grandfath- Students Come Home Mr and Mrs William E Coleman of Helper annouce the engagement of their daughter Janice Lee to William Edward Warren of Price son of Verna Warren Majors and the late William Delmont Warren Miss Coleman is a senior at Carbon High School and the prospective bridegroom is employed in Price Mr and Mrs Robert Buchanan of Helper announce the engage mont of their daughter Bonnie Jo to Vernon G Cook son of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Cook of Price VaLynn Dennison Price and Eddie Simms Price JoAnn Shu-maand Arland Michan both from East Carbon and Sandra Hansen Spring Glen and Theron Thompson Price have also told engagement news Former Carbonite Attends Chicago U The House Of the Seven Gables was one of Nathaniel Hawthorne's first popular novels Hawthorne apparently conceived the plot from his own family's history The setting was the home of his cousin Susanna Ogcrsall His Justice Hawthorne had presided at witchcraft trials The Justice and his family were cursed by a woman he had sentenced to the gallows The Justice also injured a neighbor who refused to forget and forgive until the two families intermarried From this Hawthorne history came the idea of the story of the Pychoons and Miss Charlene Anderson daugh- newly-electe- Rags Thraa Literary Journeys SOCIETY and CLUB NOTES Job’s Daughters Meet Officers Installed CARBONICLE upper-divisio- ar Art Teacher Named Mrs Ann Moffat is teaching the art classes at Carbon High School and Carbon College Mrs Moffat resides in Dragcrton with her husband Alex D Moffat who is minister of the Episcopalian churches in Carbon county Before coming to Utah last August Mrs Moffat lived in Connecticut She studied the history of art at Vas-s- ar University in Poughpcepsie New York and received her BA Degree Mrs Moffat continued her study in Europe where she visited the following places: Louvre in Paris Ufizi in Florence Italy British Museum and National Gallery in London Giartres where the world’s most beautiful stained glass windows are in France St Peter's cathedral in Rome and Sistine Chapel Frescoes by Michel Angelo in Italy Although a world traveler Mrs Moffat is intrigued by Utah and made this statement: “I am overwhelmed by the scenery in Utah" admission office at $135 an hour if you don’t mind my getting mercenary in telling you wages It is mostly (in fact all) typing of envelopes etc but i enjoy it quite a bit I am working about 20 hours a week which is plenty with all the studying I am expected to do I have had to read about 400 pages in these first two weeks for just one class! So I am kept busy and tonight I became involved in debate That is just like opium with me I can't quit But we have scheduled with the Big Ten colleges so they should be interesting And my speech record at Carbon certainly didn't do me any do-bat- es harm This campus is simply lovely — old Gothic architecture lawns and ivy The most beautiful building on campus is the Rockefeller Chapel Every day it seems to hava a new mood and they are all no lovely The people are very nic and very very intelligent and outstanding and the food's good and the beds nre soft and my hours are wonderful (two three o'clock privileges every month never have to be in before midnight) — ao I have nothing to complain of Well I had better quit enumerating the wonders of the University of Chicago and start studying for some of its classes Say a good word to the Eagl-ettfor me bless the AWS me to the campus and think of me sometimes es re-mem-ber of course) There are so very many interesting things to do here other bon than classes They always have some sort of lecture series here Next Monday Ixo Strauss is starting a series on the foundings of Political Science I went to my first Socialist Meeting (I can just hear the react km that should bring) at which Michael Harrington talked I must say I am very impressed One funny thing about this campus (the undergraduate part at least) Democrats are considered conservative The politics start at liberal Democrats and range left But it is very interesting The Chicago Symphony Orchestra starts their season this Friday with Beethoven's Ninth I hope I can go there sometime also I have a very nice job in the SMART School Clothes At HARRIS STYLE Broadbents SHOP Fine Foods East Main PRICE Price UTAH Price Steam Laundry Complete Laundry Service for Every Need Complete Linen Supply- - Rentals - Dry Cleaning Towels - Cabinets ALL TYPES OF SERVICE “Home of Authorized Sales & Service" |
