Show Monday Octobor 2 1961 CARBON — Eight Carbon College graduates of 1961 are currently serving IDS Missions in the US and abroad Karl Barton Castle Dale Utah England Arthur Gaillard Price France Jeffrey Morten sen Wellington Western States Nevin Anderson Huntington Gulf States Dennis Breinholt Price Denmark All were active in COLLEGE GOLDEN EAGLE ctudentbody and social affairs at Carbon Dale Swan not pictured is serving in Hawaii Paul Warner Evanston Wyoming and Larry Hatch Rupert Idaho are also serving on missions Larry Hatch Is serving in the British Mission Reed Warren is serving in the Western Central States Former Carbonite Sculptures Miner Offing Reports Indicate general chairman of the annual Carbon Homecoming and members of his committees started work last June on the annual project and have continued through the summer months to plan and arrange for the largest Homecoming in the history of Carbon College the 1961 event which will be held October 6 and 7 Traditionally this is the largest event on the campus each year and much work has already gone Into the event to insure cooperation between the college the community and the high schools in surrounding areas who are expected to play a prominent part in the success of the undertaking Heads or tne various committees are working on the final details and Mr Orfanakis reports that plans are beginning to materialize Committee heads who have charge of the events Include: Shirley Marx dance Gregg McArthur of and Karen Davis Aime Homecoming parade Joyce variety show Reed Pace windows Val Ilalamandaris public relations and Mike Protopappas floats Ar-amb- ula Ban-aphsh- eh We Take Better Care Teheran Iran Diane Ariotti Carole Zaccaria Eugene Greenland Castle Gate David Halliday Shirley Derg Frederick Van Wagoner Daniel Jansen Salt Lake City Jim Drossis Wattis James Dickson Chattanooga Tennessee DeAnne Heaston Littleton Colorado Afton Fullmer Alto Fullmer Eleon Randall Mon- ti cello Jerry Hastings Worland Wyoming Dan Guy and Dale Roper Kenilworth William Dougan Jack Stanley Gabbs Nevada Robert Fratto Charles Zoolakis Lindsey Columbia Gary Kofford Page Arizona David Schaffner Patricia Jacobs Nick Murphy Reuben Loon' ey Robert L Pestana Moab Mary Louise Smith Roy James Weiser Reo Nevada Nancy Lee Wilson North Syracuse New York Daniel Uresk Newell Rich-en- s Ronald McCamly Myton Williams Arizona Elmo Dean Nellscn Leamington Utah Charles Johnson Pinedale Wyoming Kenneth Lofland Las Vegas Nevada Mary Jean Ogden Mark Jensen Cleveland John Torry Arlington Virginia Robert Haggat Mitchell Jack Lane Rock Springs Wyoming James Larson Preston Idaho Tim L Pay Provo Donald Raso Grand Junction Colorado Ros-kel- ly In-dia- na i of s Joan Barnett Judy Barnett Barbara Bingham Kathleen Butt rey James Cox Richard Robb Curtis Johnson Hiawatha Wlll-- Your Car We Are Carbon College Boosters ’ I Go SCARIY’S Body & Paint Shop Eagles Go First National ' Price Utah f h Mcc ar Carbonites ALLEN JENSEN Eagle Editor Invade Carbon Carbon College will have new students enrolled from many states several from foreign countries and from many new areas in Utah Students who have applied include Ronald D Brown Gordon Dunlap Hailey Idaho Ruth Cunha Alfred Wilstead Den-ni- s Lamarr Lott Darrel Leamas-te- r James Nielson Allan Grange Margaret Douglas Annette Hall David Wilstead Huntington William Jamieson Michael David Forstrom Michael Harrison Marjorie Olsen John Maxey Sunnyslde Parviz Mostafa Golavar IIous-han- g Morsali Mansour Mohebban Ferous Zolsal Jamohld Natan by-prod- Jensen Named 300 New Students To Utah- - Sports Editor Serves Mission Reed Warren son of Mrs Maud Warren of Price left Price early in August to fill an LDS Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints Reed served as During the summer a life-siz-e for the Golden Eaeditor sculpture of a coal miner was sports placed in the Carbon County court- gle last year house It is constructed of fiber An honor student Reed plans a coal of glass to return to Carbon tor one more The sculpture is the work of a year before continuing his school former Carbon College student work in a four-yeschool He is James L Young It was completed majoring in political science and as a master's thesis Mr Young has been attending plans to study law the Brigham Young University majoring in art He is married to the former Patti Brasher of Huntington At the present time the Youngs are living in Corvalis Oregon where Mr Young is teaching art at the Corvalis High School Gala Homecoming in Mike Orfanakis Pago Throo Bank Alan Jensen sophomore has been named editor of the Golden Eagle student newspaper at Carbon College Alan Is a native of Castle Dale He entered college as a freshman last year At mid-yehe accepted the editor’s post when the former editor resigned Alan was prominently identified with high school activities at South Emery High School where he was graduated as an honor student He participated in speech activities in the band and as an officer in the Industrial Arts dub At Carbon College he is affiliated with Lambda Delta Sigma and Intercollegiate Knights He plans to major in Public Relations ar 1 — iam Certonio Marlene Hunt Raymond Black Melvin Wright Anne Harvey Blanding William Bodine Jr Robert Finn Rahway New Jersey Kenneth Briody Kerry Chesser Marion Brackett Evansville Indiana Verna Wells Merrill Fcn-se- n Kendall Branch William Dause Wellington Brian Albiser St Johnsbury Vermont Karl Justesen Orangeville Lynn B Jensen Hanna Utah Richard Jensen Illiam Karcich Jerald al Merkley Catherine Neilson Nielson James Noblitt Irvin Olson Richard Regis Allan Strakey Lou Trujillo Steven Yamaguchl Barbara Pizza Karl Svet Julie Womick Amelia Sherry Johnson Larry Cook Marguerite Corey Blaine Crawford Rickey Garcia Richard Gonzales James Bryner Bruce Buchanan Toni Alexander Richard Lopez Jim Madrigal Stephen Mas ini John Needles Ben Jona Costello Richard Svetich Helper Ronald Smith Mary Ann Fielder James Quinn John Butterfield Bedford Indiana Michael Case Altamont Patricia Ann Christiansen Ely Nevada Curtis Crum White Sands New Mexico Bonnie Baker Lawrence Shlmada Orem Billy Shiner Mountain Home Mi-che- Yok-lavi- ch Red-dingt- on Tim Blackham Kirk Johan son Gene Cox Tracy Jeffs Castle Dale Mila Altken Lucille Allred Jack Aramaki David Armstrong Gerald Asay Sheldon Axelson Frances Bertlesen Collin Bryner Clau-den- e Burtenshaw Raymond Coleman Robert Downard George Anna Gibson Robert Hassell Lyn-netHoldaway Richard HoldBlake Judith BreinDavid way holt Karen Davis Catherine Duty Diane Fergusson Clarence Giles Lonnie Thacker Anthony Torres Alan Williams Dennis Scartezina David Brown Price Sandra McArthur Patricia Bonnie Leonard John Les-sRobert Llewellyn Kathryn Johansen Anora Kartchner Ros-anMartino LeVon Meyer Randall Moore Ardith Moss Sybil Naylor Roger Newton Larry Olson Dee Ann Openshaw Cameron Peterson Larry Pilling Kenneth Pitts Janet Postma David Powell Mike Protopappas Jacqueline Rona Judy Rowley Sandra Scartezina Stephen Lcnnberg Peggy Mabbutt Price Richard Men-ziDanny Martinez Leon Monyier Betty Noblitt Arthur Pilling Douglas Olsen Robert Rudman Anne Holdaway Douglas Jennings Garth Johnson Tanra Jones Sandra Keller Wallace Kilfoyle Alan Shaw Diana Snow May Stewart Patsy Sutton Linda Thompson George Tomadakis Katherine Tweddell Mary Wolfram Shanna Woodruff John Snow Margaret Brown William Adams Price Harry Balle Jr Sheldon Bon Sharon Campbell Linda Fisher Jerry Simpson Kimball Lewis Frank Lauriskl Dcanne Lee Rice Carol Koskie Curtis Stevenson Della Ward Dragerton te Le-Mas- ter ar ne ’ es Begin Fun Early Summer school students at Carbon College turned out enmasse for the Berlin Party held at the and the old Motor Vu Drive-I- n Carbon County Airport at the conclusion of the sulnmer sdhool session August 9 The party was sponsored by the Executive Counfor cil to provide a summer school students and prospective students The fun began when students met at the college dressed in army uniforms or old clothes and were loaded into trucks and taken to the drive-i- n to see a war picture Battle Cry Through the cooperation of Joe Santl Drive-I-n manager the group entered the show for one dollar a truck load An area was reserved for them to set up folding chairs and enjoy the show in comfort Following the show the party departed by truck to the old airport where an outside area had been prepared for dancing Over 200 students gathered under the stars to dance to the music of Don Guy’s Orchestra and enjoy refreshments prepared by the Associated Women Students Bob Murphy Carbon student-bod- y president congratulated Gregg McArthur who arranged the party and further noted that the party was one of Carbon’s best He expressed the hope that it would set a precedent for other get-togeth- er parties Fine Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Free Engraving on Purchases — CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE WOODY’S JEWELRY Helper Utah Inc — |