Show CARBON COLLEGE Volume 15 PRICE UTAH MONDAY MAY 25 j Number 27 95 Richard (Dilly) Fail son of Mr and Mrs Forbes Fail of Kenilworth won the distinction of heading the first all college student body in the history of Carbon stuCollege Mr Fail was elected 1959-60 dent body president for the 15 school year on Friday May Also elected were George Peacock son of Mr and Mrs Guy W Ware of Orangeville who will serve as vice president and Bonnie Pace daughter of Mr and Mrs will Carlyle Pace of Price who be secretary The trio was inaugurated at the annual awards assembly The inauguration came after a very lively campaign conducted by the Gold and Blue parties Members opposing the winners were candidate for Albert Evenich Wayne Hanna candipresident and Jolcne for secretary Bonacci candidate James Pappas Richard Fail and Reba Kecle served this year as the last student body officers of the combined Carbon College and Carbon High School vice-preside- nt Carbon College students rather than parties candidates for voting scratched their ballots to elect two student and one body candidates from the Gold ticket from the Blue Richard Fail left and George THE WINNERS ‘Poppy’ Posters Win U To Give Science Scholarships Peacock Pace To Reign date for of U Carbon College Elects Officers Fail Peacock both Gold party candidates won out in the election for president and vice president respectively The third member of the winning team Bonnie Pace won the position of Junior and senior high school science teachers of the state have been offered scholarships to take Utah mineral indusa three-wee- k tries workshop June 9 to July 1 at the University of Utah The Natural Resources Committee of the Utah Associated Chambers of Commerce provides 35 scholarships for the course These scholarships cover registration and tuition fees and transportation expenses on field trips according to Norman Clayton Natural Resources committee chairman In addition to nine classroom days the course will include eight days of field trips to such industries as copper lead zinc uranium iron steel oil gas steel fabricating salt fertilizer and building materials Although the course is intended primarily for teachers in natural sciences and social sciences any junior or senior high school teacher counselor or school administrator may apply to the U of U Extension Division for the scholarships Carrying five hours of university credit the course is designed to acquaint teachers with changes occurring in Utah’s economy and to show the role and economic reimportance of Utah's natural economic to the source industries of the state g well-bein- Prizes Art students of Carbon High School participated in the recent “Poppy” poster contest under the direction of the Price American Legion Auxiliary The following winners were chosen and will be awarded cash prizes: class three first place Myma Rae Smith eleventh grade and Gall-lar- d place Donald Arthur twelfth grade Carl Olsen head of the art department of Carbon is their instructor Winners were chosen for their conformity to the National Poppy Poster rules and their individual been appeal These posters have entered in the district contest and dissome of the posters will be in played in the business district second School Rewards Students A multitude of awards were presented to deserving studepts of Carbon College and Carbon Senior High School last Thursday at the annual awards day assembly The awards included those presented by the schools and by individuals and organizations Following are the awards and the recipients in the many categories: Elks achievement awards — Terry Gagon Utah State Elks Reba Association scholarship Kcele Utah State Elks Youth Leadership award and local lodge award Lynda Broadbcnt Anna Marie Nogullch Roselyn Colombo Price Co-E- JAMES PAPPAS James Pappas has liccn named he outstanding Curlmn College Mr Tappas itudent for 1958-5- 9 honor by serving ins earned the being us student lxidy president llic student winning mi honor obtaining sieech trophy oltogo the gold medal for the most active sophomore and winning a srholanhip to the University of Utah 'Business Skills’ Results Released By John Yack d to Make Annual Longhurst and Diana Bonacci named as alternates These girls arc being sponsored by the Price American Legion Auxiliary New Girls' State — Jean Topolovcc Ladies of Elks LitGeraldine Shields LuAnn Madsen Century Club Cultura Club and and Lorraine Zupon with LaRue erary League Iota Linda Chapter of Beta Sigma Alpha Stewart Alice Tanaguchl Phi Named for Girls' State by the Helper American Legion Auxiliary and the Days of '49 were Barbara Pizza Charlotte Smith and Mary Jobs Made Available Lou Mamanakis To Undergraduates Boys' State — Paul Blaser Jack Bchunan Mike Tatton Gary CalloA unique summer employment way Bovan Gorf Claude Cowley caRon Henderson Eddie Klarich opportunity with challenging reer possibilities is available to Gary Moriey Earnest Whiting Dick Vance Lee Johnson Mike This oppoall undergraduates Dick Draper James rtunity is being offered through the Orfanakis Ilalamandaris Chad Val Draper Singer Sewing Machine Company Kontas Mike Hills Nick on embarked Hansen who has accordingly Ried Pace Bob Olsen at Odgcrs an ambitious national program Karicne Balle Mary Swenson Ronald Yoshino and Helen Yelen-ic- k enabling carefully selected students to earn a substantial income U N Pilgrimage while attending college The emfor ployment offered is primarily A Carbon High School co-e- d part-tim- e but summer period the Miss Saundra Thomas has been school term employment may named to participate In the 18th also be made available to selected annual pilgrimage to the United students who praise their value as Nations in New York New York to producers and their ability Miss Thomas a junior at Carwhile carrying a maintain grades bon is the daughter of Mr and limited schedule of part-tim- e sales Mrs Nick Thomas of Spring Glen The pilgrimage is sponsored by activity For personal interview write Odd Fellows and Rcbekahs of name and location of colUtah The participant Is chosen statingarea of desired employment lege cm the by excellence in oratory courses or major and year of NaUnited the "What Masubject graduation to: Singer Sewing tions Means to Me" Building chine Company Singer Miss Thomas will meet In Ogden 149 Broadway New York Attenof on June 12 with the delegates tion: Mr A F Kolyer Director Nevada and California From Ogof Sales Promotion den they will start their tour The United Nations Pilgrimage for youth visit and sit in on sesCarbon Secretary sions of United Nations where other visitors arc not allowed They Is Honored will visit historical landmarks such as Arlington Cemetery at GettysMiss Lucile Jensen secretary to Monument and Washington burg Dr Aaron E Jones president of One week Is spent In New York Carbon College and registrar of where a national winner is named the college was awarded the honWhile in Now York they will ator of being chosen the first "Cartend sessions of Congress and have bon City Council Ideal Girl of the an interview with the president or Year" of Beta Sigma Phi of the United Miss Jensen won the award over States candidates from seven other chapBoston and Niagra Falls arc inShe received a cluded on the itinerary and the ters of the society a bouquet of long and last two days will be spent in trophy roses red stemmed Canada vice-preside- nt Results of the better business skill contest sponsored by Carbon College for high school and Junior college students were released by John Yack head of the college business department Winners of the various contests were: First year typewriting — David Boothe Price Junior High first Lynn Ann Minchcy North Emery Grand High second Sally Tatton Mark and third County High fourth High Day North Emery Second year typewriting — Janice Cochrane Carbon High first Frances Bertelsen Price Junior High second Kathryn Johansen Price Junior High third and (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Five) Juniors to Attend Annual Workshop Brigham Young University will conduct its third annual High School Press Workshop June 8 to 13 under the direction of R Neal Richards workshop for the This week-lon- g outstanding young journalists from high schools throughout Utah and surrounding areas is designed to develop young people for leadership on school newspapers and yearbooks and to serve as school correspondents for local papers The participants will meet in dally class sessions edit a daily mimeographed newspaper a printed paper ami n yearbook layout Evening social events will include a patio party a group swim a film classic dancing and a ban-qu- et Total cost including food and housing in university dormitories for the week will be $30 Four students will be sent from the Carbon area — two by the Carbon County Board of Education one by the Journalism department: and one by The Publishing Company Sun-Advo-c- MISS REBA KEELE Miss Reba Kcele has been nam- ed the most outstanding senior student in Carixm High School Miss Kecle has shown outstanding nbiity in many fields maintaining a grndc point average of 40 serving as stident Ixxly secretary and receiving the high school speech award a merit scholarship and an Elks’ Lxlgc Achievement Award |