Show Tuesday February 20 1962 CARBON COLLEGE GOLDEN EAGLE Page Three Former Students To Fulfill Missions Stan Cromar son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Cromar of Price left Sunday to serve in the Latter-da- y Saints mission field in Southern Germany A farewell testimonial honoring the young man was held recently at the Price Fifth Ward Featured speakers included Dean Wengreen Stan Cromar and Mr Eugene Cromar The Carbon Faculty Quartet and Diane Forsythe provided the musical numbers for the occasion Stan was graduated from Carbon College last spring with a major in science He was an active participant in science fairs He has attended the Brigham Young University for one Stan Cromar New officers of the Price Community Theatre an organisation of Interested in stagecrafts are shown Krsons an election meeting held recently Left to right are Dr Orson B Spencer treasurer THEATRE OFFICERS Bruce Brynor secretary Mrs Elaine Burgoner historian John Angotti president and Boyd Bunnell Immediate past president Mrs Hazel Jeanselme vice president was not present when the group was photographed Wagner Photo Community Theatre Group Elects Leaders for Coming Season New officers of the Price Community Theatre an organization of persons interested in stagecrafts were chosen in an election meeting held recently New officers are John Angotti president Hazel Jeanselme vice president Bruce Bryner secretary Dr O B Spencer treasurer Elaine Burgener historian Dr Herbert Rona adviser Boyd Bunnell Mrs Stella Geary and Quinn Whiting new directors Barbara Jacobson and Neil Warren holdover directors Dr Herbert Rona and Mrs Hal G MacKnight were presented two plaques for their work on the presentation of “Birth of a Child" The two plaques are on display in the trophy case at Geary Theatre The first youth drama ever undertaken by Cbmmunity Theatre Is the first project for the 1962 season A powerful membership drive for the children’s production which will be directed by De-cent- er Assembly Rates Praise Freshman class members presented a competitive assembly at the regular assembly hour on Thursday February 1 Val Halamandaris and Bob Finn opened the program with a skit to advertise the Las Vegas Party which was held in the Student Union Building after the Carbon-Wobgame Saturday night er Regis Named Students Placed Outstanding Coach Larry Regis has recently been honored as the “Outstanding Young Man of the Year” Mr Regis was given the Distinguished Service Award of the Price Junior Chamber of Commerce for outstanding service to the youth of this area in Mayor William J Welsh making the presentation of the award cited Mr Regis’ devotion to the youth when he helped establish a “Knot Hole Club” and taught them the fundamentals of football Another instructor at Carbon was among those nominated for the award Donald Burge was recognized for his help in establishing the Carbon College Prehistoric Museum Also honored at the banquet was FTcd W Kempncr of the Utah Power and Light Co He was chosen as “Boss of the Year” On Probation John Angotti principal of Harding-Central School and Miss Penny Sampinos teacher at Price Jr High School is being undertaken New members prospective members and persons thinking of joining the cultural group are invited to attend the play which will take place in the near future On April 3 and 4 members of the Community Theatre will present three one-aplays which promises to be an enjoyable drama ct treat Jimmy Bryner gave the opening prayer Lucille Allred sang and pantomimed “Second Hand Rose” Bob Finn and Pat LeMast-e- r Bill Bodine and Judy Brien-ho- lt and Mike Spurgeon and Janet Postma entertained with a rendition of the “twist” which drew applause from an enthusiastic audience Claudcne Burtcnshaw and Dave Ifaliiday presented “Lovers Errand” a skit Ben Hur Nama-tin-a played the drums while Dr Herbert Rona accompanied on his accordion and Moe Goiovnr and Linda Thompson sang with the combo A Russian folk dance by Judy Bricnholt was followed by the introduction of the college basketball team by Coach Bill Peterson Wagner Infernal France Revenue Collection Internal Revenue Tacoma 2 Washington off Dear Sir In reply to your request to send a check I wish to inform you that the present condition of my bank account makes it almost impossible My shattered financial condition is due to federal laws state laws county laws sister-in-las and outlaws Through these laws I am compelled to pay business tax amusement tax head tax school tax meat tax gas tax light tax sales tax carpet tax income tax food tax furniture tax and excise tax Even my brains arc taxed I am required to get a business license not to mention a marriage license and dog license also a driver's license I am also required to contribute to every society and organization which the genius of man is capable to bring into life to women’s relief the unemployed’s relief and the gold digger’s relief Also to every hospital and charitable Institution in the city including Red Cross Purple Cross and Double Cross For my own safety I am required to carry life insurance accident insurance business insurance earthquake insurance and fire insur- ancc My business is so governed that it is no easy matter for me to find out who owns it I am inspected expected suspected disrespected rejected examined informed reformed required summoned fined commanded and compelled until I provide an inexaustible supply of money for every known need desire or hope of the human race Simply because I refuse to donate something or another I am boycotted talked about lied about held up held down and robbed until I am almost ruined I can tell you honestly that except for the miracle that happened X could not enclose this check That wolf that comes to my doors nowis the money here sold them and I in had kitchen my pups adays just Exchange from BYU Universe mother-in-law- ws Foreign Film on Tap Former Students Dr Herbert Rona Instructor at Carbon is currently presenting a scries of foreign films each quarter These films are the best to originate in foreign countries On January 11 the cultural film on Russian tradition was shown The turnout for his first presentation was insufficient for the quality of this film Dr Rona states A better attendance is anticipated for future production Carbon College students were placed on probation at the beginning of Winter Quarter according to Lucile Jensen registrar at Carbon College Stu- who gave the statistics of the dents placed on probation were players and games played up to referred to Dr David Cox dean date of students who notified each Hie final number of the procounselor of the number of stugram was the singing of the dents under his guidance who school song by the audience were probationary members Under the guidance program in effect at Carbon College each teacher is assigned a reasonable number of students to whom he offers his services in an attempt to help solve their problems Carbon College docs everything in its power to help students make the necessary adjustment from high school to college At the end of the Fall Quarter some students find it difficult to bridge the gap and drop out of school Those remaining are given every possible consideration by the administration faculty and students to help them overcome the hardships and remain in school Students who are enrolled on scholarships and who fail to maintain a satisfactory average suffer immediate loss of the scholarship Probationary students must raise their grade point average to 15 by midterm of the succeeding quarter in order to be taken off the probation list If a student fails to carry a 15 in his classes by mldtcnn he may be asked to leave school for the remainder of the quarter by the administration Students may register for school once agnin but almost ihb end of we teem amp you PCEN TARDY OR APSCNf— ’YOU HAVE QOHB TH& A&16NEP HOM& only as probation students If a iVCKK A HP YOUZ PAfEK HAVB MZH HAfW IN OHTUABf-T- HU 15 is not carried in a second atAA£ HA5 TH6 PfZAFTBWPPeN WflAlN asked arc students usually tempt wii ABOUT GfV&gO again 1 to leave the Institution Seventy-fiv- e LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS iiersrr Larry Regis Brent Hutchings former student at Carbon College has arrived in France to participate in missionary work for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints While at Carbon Brent participated in football and baseball He was a regular on this year’s football team and he saw considerable action as a catcher on the baseball team Wagner Brent is the son of Mr and Mrs Loman F Hutchings of Price Farewell testimonial was held in the Price Fourth ward chapel Principal speakers at the testimonial were his parents Bishop Daniel CL Keller President of Carbon LDS stake Duane A Frand-se- n and the missionary Brent will serve two years as a missionary in -- mar Visit Alma Mater Many former Carbon College students visited the Carbon campus Saturday February 3 to see the Carbon - Weber basketball game Weber won the contest in a squeaker over the Carbon five by a score of 78 to 77 Most of the visitors have been graduated from Carbon and are now attending other universities throughout the state Visitors Included Claudia Jacobson Barbara Tomsic Lor-retSunter Carl Hunt Bryon Shaw Bruce Olson Becky Mattson and Stan Cromar ta IBetr-BBin- y Market IGA Red Carpet Service Where You Get IGA Brands for Savings with Quality |