Show Math Book Married Students Attend Carbon Creates Disturbance enlightening book which compares European and American arithmetic textbooks has been published by the Council for Basic Education Capitol experts point out inthat this study should be very children with teresting to parents the in grade school Teaching dolone tor available is R Third 15th lar from the Council at 725 5 DC Street NW Washington disvery The authors present of and comparisons turbing facts mathewhich at levels the grade matical processes are taught It is noted that the UJ3 texts present fracthe processes of long division full year or tions and decimals a flo than cases more later in most sides both on European texts of the Iron Curtain US It is stated also cm to four schools spend from hours a week less on mathematics counterthan do their European and seventh the parts During students are eighth grades US alstudying mathematics processes ready covered in previous while European students are studComying algebra and geometry of ten years paratively speaking to are equivalent US studies eight years of European 1930 studies Up until about "educationalist were similar then writers started padding the textbooks and teaching processes In effect this was teaching third mathematics in the fourth that ya” grade grade Authors who attempt to write old style textbooks today find risk their publishers unwilling to NEA the of scorn the arousing acwho frowns on this procedure broa Events" cording to "Human chure published in Washington DC Practical Nurses Elect Officers no exception to this rule Many men and women are now enrolled for various reasons — to Improve social status to Improve themselves intellectually or to gain the knowledge necessary to enter their chosen profession Some of the many married students who are presently attending Carbon are Jeral Dee Adair Price James R Allred Price Robert Allred Price Leo Bacca Drager-to- n Allen Barney Price James Bean Price Arlen Dee Beck Helper Marion Rex Birch Price Gary H Bliss Price Donald Boatwright Dragerton Jean Budge Price Thomas E Bruno Helper Kenneth D Bumhope Helper Ferral Dawson Christensen Huntington Marjorie Curtis Price Larry A Denison Sunny-sid- e George Egglezes Helper James B Emmett Price Louis Eariqucs Grand Junction Sam Falsone Price George D Farish Helper David Fillmore Price Raymond Frost Sunnyside Donald Eugene Guy Kenilworth James Guy Kenilworth Donald Hackney Price Dorothy Ann Had-do- n Price Marry Halamandaris Price Harold Hanna Wellington Jack Helper Shirley Hansen Jackson Kenilworth Mary Jean-selPrice Kirwin Jensen Cleveland Bonnie Johnson Price Merlin Johnson Price Bess Jones Price Evelyn Jones Price Leon Jones Price Mark Kulmus Rawlins Wyoming Sherald Law Orangeville John McFarland Price Byron Massman Jr Price Mac Mills Huntington Margene Moore Price Kenneth Morgon Price Maurice Nay Price Vcl-d- a Nay Price Thad Nelson Fer-ro- n Jim Norton Sunnyside Robert Olsen Helper James A Petty Cleveland Marchetta Pierucci Price Dale Pilling Price Florence Pitts Price George Polve Ann Self Price Orlo Helper Sherman Price Henry Skerl Helper Remo Spigarelll Helper Sumner Price Karl Tanner Price Albert Thayn Price Norman Vuksinlch Price Blanche Waterman Prae James Watt Wellington Jerry Webb Rawlins Wyoming Hugh Williams Dragerton Lamond Williams Price Lee Worley Wellington Scott Johnson Kenilworth and Darrel Stubbs Rawlings Wyoming me Former Teacher Pursues Studies At Carbon College Almost every college student has at one time or another expressed the idea that he wished he could take classes "for the fun of it" Just to branch out into a new subject field and learn what you want to learn for the pleasure of it and not be required to study unless you wanted to would be 11 Did You Know? Plans Meeting That many accidents are caused e of by an drugs also known as “Bennies" over-dos- stay-awa- ke or Goofballs" That these "pep pills" so-call-ed g are and are sold with doctor's prea wily legally scription habit-formin- That physicians sometimes pre- scribe them to combat depressions overweight motion sickness alcoholism or other ailments That they have the effect of increasing mental alertness and coordination and Induce a sense of well-beibut in overdose they may bring on tremors epileptic-lik- e attacks hallucinations and i Girls Leave Dorms rationality That they tend to push a person With the moving of two girls beyond his normal activity That they have been found from the Girl's Dorm last week the crowded condition which pre- among Juvenile delinquents who viously existed has been eliminat- have staked orgies and performed ed and the occupants now num- wild acts under their influence ber 12 the number which the dorThat they have made their way into schools and colleges mitory was intended to house rt Two of the girls Connie That anyone convicted of illegand Vena Mahan have set ally dispensing habit-formidrugs up housekeeping quarters in the faces a penalty of one year In apartments Just across from the prison or a $1000 fine or both on the first offense and three years college Tenants in the dorm now or $10000 in fines or both an subInclude Janice Jensen Darlene En-nisequent violations and Verda Price in apartment number four Loretta Sunter and Extended Leta Berd in pumber two apart- Sympathy ment Linda Tucker Janice CatCarbon College and Its student ron and Kathlene Jewkes in body extend deepest sympathy to Mike Zamantakis Price and Carl apartment nnmber three and Wal-d- a Beckstead Preston Idaho whose Murray Helen Dam Lois Brock fathers died recently Our condoand Carolyn Nelson in the other lence Is also extended to their famng Mc-Cbu- ng ss fun Mrs Bess Jones former counselor and Latin instructor at Carbon College for many years is ilies apartment doing Just that She has become a familiar sight in the halls as she walks between classes She Is takServing Eastern Utah ing courses at the college to increase her knowledge in the subject fields she has always wanted HI to explore but has never had time to do Mrs Jones has taught school in several states and Joined the CarBEST WISHES bon High School faculty in 1926 She served there until 1938 when TO CARBON COLLEGE colshe became a member of the Phono ME 68 233 East Main St lege faculty Mitchell Funeral Home 7-26- Ji-de- en Carbon College’s nurses are functioning at full strength and a complete organization has been effected with the election of a slate of new officers Selected to preside during the I960 season are president Miss Jayne Cor-ralMiss Alice Gostillo secretary Mrs Laurene treasurer Mrs Irene Johnson Christensent historian Mrs Mor-go- n Mrs Lois Telaroli clinical instructor was elected class advisor The practical nursing course is under the direction of Miss Betty June Kfley es nt Carbon Shutter $ OI KOINONIKOI nPOTIMOUV riETIH Bugs learning Ropes In Camera Class A new class being taught at CarPractical nursing students In addition to their scholastic training bon College this quarter Is beginat the college are receiving prac- ning photography Because of limtical training experience at the ited facilities involved full en- Carbon Hospital 1960 Taxes Increase Mr Utah Taxpayer will pay out of his Income during d 1960 reports the Utah Foundatloa Figures compiled show that the total tax bill for the state win be $531 million or a per capita colone-thir- rollment is limited to ten For the first three weeks of the course basic material is taught Students are being instructed in the use of Speed Graphic RoUicord and the 35 mm cameras This week the class begins darkroom instruction Gass members will take their first pictures with the Speed Graphic camera After they gain experience the students will take all pictures for the Journalism De- lection of 3601 The federal government will take its share of $340 million the partment state will collect $110 million and- The following students have enthe local taxes will total $81 mil- rolled for the course: Gary White lloa Melvin Buel George Peacock GerHidden taxes such as manu- ald Casey Byron Stoddard Art facturer's excises and corporation Galllard Brad Jensen Johnnie taxes have been partly the reason Jones and Boyd Robertson Mrs for the Increased taxes The Foun- Edith Allred is Instructor dation report stated that taxes ive been boosted at every level government this year Federal Se-ri- creases include higher Social taxes and higher federal soline taxes State level sales x was extended to services a 1m-sncral withholding tax was and the state property tax was Increased locally schools r rate and a new one-l- f tax higher cent sales tax has been put to effect in many communities Former Students Visit ty ed Carbon College welcomed a group of former students who visited the campus during the between quarter vacation at the various state universities Among those visiting were Kay Bon Ros-rly- n Markoshek Jim Pappas Don Karr Bryce Baker Jim Arnett and Dale Broadbcnt ' WO Geology Club Carbon College Geology Club will hold a meeting Tuesday third period for all students interested in seeing the geologic features of the surrounding areas as members of a geology dub The meeting agenda includes films on the creation of the earth election of officers drafting of a charter and planning of several field Dips Donald Burge of the geology department is the dub advisor Since the end of World War II a steady upsurge in the number of married students attending colleges and universities throughout the United States has been noted Teaching the Third R a very by authorities Carbon College is vice-preside- Monday April CARBON COLLEGE GOLDEN EAGLE Pig Four This may be Greek to you but ail it means is: The Sociables prefer PepoL You're a Sociable Maintain this leadership Be congenial as you refresh without filling And Refresh without while enjoying your Pepsi— stand treat— offer one to friends filling INPNMNHNNMNUIMM |