Show Monday May 25 1959 THE CARBONICLE Pago Fiva President’s Tea Honors O Award Assembly The president’s tea honoring seniors and sophomores of Carbon was held Sunday May 24 from 4:00 to 6:00 pjn in the Carbon College Library The room was decorated in soft pink and white and was festooned with beautiful floral arrangements prepared by Mrs Verna Cromar and Mrs Carlene Herring A floral centerpiece created by Mrs Zecla Merrill chairman lent a gracious air to the table Music was furnished by the students of the music department under the direction of Mrs Dorothy Brown and Alvin Wardle Guests were welcomed to the haven of loveliness by Mrs Jeanette McAlpine Miss Veronica Ilcinlein and Mrs Verda Petersen Dr and Mrs A E Jones Mr and Mrs Mont Harmon Mr and Mrs Vernon Merrill Dr and Mrs David Cox Carl Migliore Rose-ly- n Colombo Craig Shiner 'Sandra Christensen James Pappas Reba Keele and Richard Fail greeted graduates and their guests Hie hostess in charge was Mrs Edith Allred Her general committee included Mrs Carlene Herring Miss Mary Margaret Flaim Mrs Verna Cromar and Miss Lucille Jensen Members of the Faculty Women's Gub assisted in the serving SENIOR DAY Students of Carbon High School Journeyed by bus last Thursday to Saratoga a resort near Provo Utah for their annual senior outing The day was filled with activities of swimming baseball miniature golf and dancing A picnic lunch of hot dogs pop potato chips and ice cream was furnished by the school Arrangements were made by the senior officers Karl Migliori Rose-ly- n Colombo and Jerry Gordon Advisors for the event were Mr Vernon Merrill and Mr Jay Herring Geology Claft Journeys To San Raphael Desert Carbon College geology prospects Journeyed into the San Raphael desert last Thursday In a caravan made up of four pick-u- p trucks a Jeep and one touring car Vernon Merrill Instructor for the class accompanied the group and pointed out the concretions of the terrain and petrified dinosaur bones The group viewed the Little Grand Canyon of the San Raphael from the top of the canyon and went down to the bottom via the Buckhom Draw road faDean Young a student-guid- e miliar with the San Raphael area plotted the course the group Get Her a DODGE or a - - IN IIETIIOSI’ECT - - (Continued from Page One) Seniors-Sophomor- es PLYMOUTH for Graduation at BUNNELL’S Garage It's Still Not too Late to Use Your Check for Specials at Sunnie Studio Congratulations Graduating Class off59 September 26: “Hello Day" was the theme of the first assembly of the year presented by the Associated Women Students Tryouts for cheerleaders a talent show and presentation of new teachers constituted the program October 9: Dr Royal W Garff addressed the students of Carbon on In the Price Gvic the subject "What Subject?" Auditorium October 16: Bill Jameson was master of ceremonies at the “Homecoming" assembly in which the skits from the freshmen class Thespian Gub and Intercollegiate Knights won first second and third places respectively October 31: The Thespians presented a talent show at which Manuel Vigil and Don Medina were awarded a five dollar gift certificate for the best act November 14: AMS and AWS assemblies were held The AMS told the boys of coming activities and members of the Utah National Guard defined to the men their military obligations “Beauty” was the theme of the AWS assembly as Mrs Emma Lambson Bonnie Turner and Phyllis Anderson lectured on good Richardson Lynn Carlson and Gark King Activity awards and certificates (high points but not sufficient for a medal) — Clyde Marx Carl Morley Bryce Baker Karl Migliori Byron Patterson Allan Pitts Douglas Prettyman Gary Pfaffen-bergShirl Barney Claudia cobscn Laurel Frandscn Janet La- boroi Janice Jensen Roselyn Co- lombo Cookie Varner Becky Mat-so- n Susan Worthen Loretta Sun-te- r Joan Henrle and Barbara Tom-si-c er Silver activity medals and certificates — High school senior boys: Sherman Griffone Craig McArthur Art Gaillard Don Thomas Wayne Hanna Mike Zamantakis Stan Cromar and Richard Bryner High school senior girls: Bettie McArthur Reba Keele Lynda Broadbent Rose Marie Nogulich Connie Magliocco Connie Vouros Beverly Keller and Judy Brown College sophomore boys: Craig Shiner Bruce Olsen and Fred Babcock College sophomore girls: Joan Pitts Leah Jesscn and Sandra Nelson Gold medal and certificate — Most active sophomore student attending Carbon College four years: James Pappas "C” honor pins to honor students with 35 average or better — College: Rex Blanchard Sandra Nelson Bruce Olsen James Pappas Joan Pitts Theron Thompson Oscar Don Wayman Lyle Ann Murray and Ron Watt High school students with 36 average or better: Karleen Balle Kay Berkley Bon Dennis Brienholt Judy Brown Roselyn Colombo Sandra Eaquinta Darlene Funk Terry Gagon Jerry Gordon Terry Gunderson Wayne Hanna Val Anne Jensen Reba Jennings Keele Beverly Ann Keller Janet Laborol Konnie Magliocco Vena Mahan Bebecca Ann Matson Bet-ti- e Louise McArthur Sandra Joan Nielsen Rose Marie Nogulich Carmen Julia Sena Irene Takahashi Carol Marie Thayn Barbara Ann Tomsic Joseph Gary Turner Gara Lynn Varner Susan Kaye Worthen Ronald Yoshino Lynda Broadbent Janet Ellis Judy Ann Susan K Maid Della Golding Fern Cooley Irene Presel Mary Swenson and Helen Mary Yelen-lc- h Departmental awards — Speech department James Pappas col- lege and Reba Keele high school department: Vocal Lynda Broadbent: instrumental Konnie Migliacco and Connie Vouros Art department: Art Gaillard and Frank Williams Science department: Ronald Yoshino (Bausche and Lomb award) Home economics: Darlene Funk in clothing and Vena Mahan in foods Trades and Industries department: Lynn Walls Athletic department: Carl Morley best college athlete and Terry Gunderson best high school athlete Journalism award — Susan Business department: Worthen Janice Cochrane second year typewriting shorthand Sandra Larsen Doris Montoya Helen Yelenlch Norma J Spitler and Myrna Allred bookkeeping Paul Ortloff and Ronald Yoshino A new award in music the John Phillip Sousa award was given to Beverly KelMusic all-arou- nd all-arou- nd ler Competitive assembly trophy awards — Junior class and Forensics Gub Perfect attendance certificates — Chad Hansen Douglas John-stu- n Lola Cherry Joe Vasquez Geraldine Shield Karleen Balle Kathleen Fergusson Peggy Lynn Flack Tecta Garcia Gary Callaway Irene Presel Barbara Pizza Lynn Carlson Darlene Funk Dave Johnson Katherine Berry and Judy Brown Student council member key awards — James Pappas president Richard Fail vice president Reba Keele secretary - treasurer Craig Shiner sophomore president Roger Bean freshman president Karl Migliori senior president Gary Callaway Junior president Leah Jesscn AWS president and Gyde Marx AMS president House of delegates certificates — Myrna Allred Penny Boyack Lceland Hansen Icc Johnson Jim- - grooming KEITH DAVIS Keith Davis Wins First In Legion Essay Contest Keith Wellington has first place winner in the district American Legion Auxiliary Essay contest in southeastern Utah A second place winner in the local contest Keith's essay has been entered in state competition The other local winners were Val Ilalbmandaris Price first place and Eddie Klarich Price third place The three students wrote essays on the subject “Why I Believe In America" The contest is nationwide and is conducted annually by the American Legion Auxiliary Davis been announced os Thespians End Busy Year Hie Carbon High School Thespian Society had a full season for school year the 1958-5- 9 Beginning early in the year the group presented “Harvey” a three-acomedy by Mary Chase ‘Hie Night of January 16" a three act drama by Ayn Rand was presented early in February 'Hie Red Key" a one act drama was presented at the regional drama festival and received an excellent rating To conclude the year the Thespians have given “Ladies in ct Retirement” a three-a- ct mystery-dram- a by Reginald Percy and Edward Denham Neil Warren instructor of speech at Carbon High School acted as sponsor for Troupe 1807 my Korfanta Jim Lupo Stan Mathis Chris Miller Eldon Miller Bruce Olsen Mike Orfanakls Byron Patterson Irene Presel Maxine Sherwood Craig Shiner Jerry Sherman Alice Taniguchi Barbara Tomsic Gary Turner Arlene Bricst Mary Swenson Gaude Cowley Anne Jensen and LaNor Fail Work tuition scholarships given to sophomores — Walda Murray Corrine Haddox Sandra Van Nat-t- a Gary Watt Craig Davis Morley Naylor Albert Evcnich Judy Bardsley and Darlene Enniss State of Utah scholarships — Janice Jensen Darryl Zacoaria Ralph Fossat Darlene Funk Konnie Magliocco and Irene Takahashi National Merit Scholarship winners and American Legion honor awards — Terry Gagon Stanford Cromar Karleen Balle and Lynda Broadbent Gub and organization scholarships — Ronald Yoshino Fired Tamagawa and Don Thomas Independent Coal and Coke ComGriffone Alumni pany Sherman ' Waterman Susan Association Karl BPW Gub Migliori Price J C Penney Cbmpany Agnes Tomsick Price Junior Chamber of November 21: The mixed chorus Girls’ Glee Gub A Cappclla choir and special groups presented the first musical program of the year under the direction of Mrs Dorothy Brown December 12: Henry W Mills the mayor of Price spoke to the students of Carbon in an appeal to them to prevent litter and debris being thrown on the streets of the city President Jones spoke briefly asking that Mayor Mill’s plea be heeded December 19: The vocal music classes of Carbon presented the Christmas portion of “The Messiah” by George Frederick Handel in an assembly under the direction of Mrs Dorothy Brown January 26: A “pops” concert was presented by the Utah Symphony Orchestra and conducted by Maurice Abravancl This program was very well received by the audience here January 30: The Carbon Band presented a concert for students and faculty under the direction of Alvin Wardle February 24: Junior class presented the first competitive assembly of the year entitled “The Happenings in the Junior Specialty Shop” The script was written by Unda Harmon and Saundra Thomas March 6: The AWS presented an assembly featuring the 1958 Carbon delegates to the Utah Girl’s State Judy Winget the 1959 governor of Utah Girl's State was a special guest speaker March 17: “The Old Man and the Sea” a movie based on Ernest Hemingway's Pulitzer prize winning novel was shown for the student body at the Price Theatre April 8: The Thespians presented their competitive assembly consisting of a one act play “The Red Key” and a reading by Janice Jensen musical April 16: The Weber College Choir presented a program April 28: 300 girls representing the women's physical education department under the direction of Mrs Peggy Jameson gave a repertoire of the “History of Dance" May 4: The third competitive assembly entitled “Figaro's Toy Shop” was given by the Forensic Gub under the direction of Niel Warren The script was written by Settle McArthur May 11: The Pi Gamma Chi presented its annual fashion show The theme this year was "Wizard of Oz” May 13: The Pep Gub gave the last competitive assembly entitled "Carbon's Story” This was a review of the activities for the year and was highlighted with a tribute to Dr Jones May 15: The college campaign assembly was presented at which the candidates for the blue and gold parties vied for the votes of the students At the same time the high school students were ratifying the constitution of the new high school well-receiv- Commerce Bettie McArthur Carbon College Faculty Women's Gub Susan Worthen Alpha Psi and Xi Kappa chapter Beta Sigma Phi Loretta Sunter and Connie McCourt East Carbon Rotary Gub Ann Gibson Price Lions Gub Beverly Keller and Val John Price Rotary Gub Jennings Laurel Frandsen Carbon Emery Bank Dennis Bean Bean Brothers Steven Moffitt East Carbon BPW Gub Kathleen Fergusson Price Ladies of Elks Becky Mat-so- n and Paul Ortloff New Century Gub Orlando Micra Helper Kiwanls Club and Paul Bottino Helper State Bank Congratulations Graduates of '59' Price Auto Parts Distributors Price Floral Shop Beautiful Corsages for that Special Day - - - 68 N Carbon Ave “GRADUATION” Congratulations that Special Someone at Graduates of ‘59’ 41 East Main University of Utah sccholarshlps James Pappas Joan Pitts Sandra Nelson Sheldon Wakefield Dean Young and Don Wayman Utah State University scholarships — Sandra Christensen Richard Pitts Ann Murray and Michael MacDonald Brigham Young University scholarship — Rex Blanchard College of Southern Utah scholarship — Eldon Miller — Jobbers and For Besso Shoe Shop ed GRADUATION Give “Our Flowers say it for You” a new Chevrolet REDD MOTOR Price Utah |