| Show Volume 4 — Number 4 CARBON COLLEGE Friday November 6 1964 West Side Story Set “West Side Story" the popular stage play and movie will be presented Friday night (tonight) by two talented Salt Lakers Florand Pat ence Gates Bennett Gawson Sponsored by the Faculty Women's Association the entertain-- ing program will be presented in the Geary Theatre at 8:00 pm Since proceeds from the sale of tickets will go toward the scholarship fund of the sponsoring group students will be asked to pay a reduced amount of 50 cents for tickets Regular admission is $1 Unique in its presentation the story will be told in its entirety ‘Outside’ Students by Mrs Clawson and Mrs Bennett who will do all acting and singing They will use limited but Carbon Increase effective scenery of "West Side CEU is rapidly increasing it's The performance is second the Story" production by enrollment and as the number of talented the thespians They prestudents Increases so does the sented "Plain and last Fancy” number of states that the stu' ! spring dents hail from "ft y i t' § California is second only to Utah with Pat Brennan Tom Hol- Glenn Vierra Wally Thiim and Chester Suguira Wilson Watkins lingsworth Norman Hayden John Rolx?rts Dennis Sakacs and Don and Robert Goodnight claim In7:V 7 diana as home I Jordan attending our college i-- : ! rr if Two would appear to be the ' Reza Darbani Khesrow Ghende-hei- n - V Vli-v: M- number with Rick Larsen magic Mostafa Faghihi and Parviz -v McKenzie Idaho John v v : : Wayne Khohnoodinejad have traveled the Byrd Ronald Cunningham Wash'Vi I great distance from Iran to attend ington DC Bill Bachelor HarK2 r ': school here Accompanying their vey TvlU Stern New York and Paul neighbors are A Annaja Abdul Winn Janet Mott Nevada ? AAhmed Tayeb : j r Muraweh and x '1 Others at CEU from XT’fv' : 'fe J tji from Saudi rabia and Khaled include James Cox New from Iraq Linda Cox Missouri HenJersey Goldie Orfanakis Geri Grange and Sherrill Freeman were Our new state of Hawaii sends ry Hail New Zealand Don DenHomecoming royalty son Texas: Susan Albiser Vermont and Karen Brak from m Mi at sA A v- 1 !' v VV v-- -i Ihfir’ -- '!!? - -- vss5 rv - mS&ji A ! t3 ' y w ’ i e out-of-sta- te Sa-do- on Everyone Agrees: Homecoming r64 A Sparkling Success Students faculty alums towns- phomore from Castle Dale as "Most Humorous” float and anpeople — all agreed Homecoming queen with attendants Sherrill other for best skit 1961 was a fine success with spec- Freeman and Goldie Orfanakis Other winners were: Best all ial commendation for the parade both of Price around float Ski Club most on Friday The parade featured twelve ap- beautiful float Pi Gamma Chi Though football was not part pealing floats marching bands second place skits Delta Psi Omof the traditional celebration for and drill teams that combined to ega and third place in skits Costhe first time in Carbon’s history make one of the finest parades metology this seemed to have little effect ever seen In Price Preceding the dance Dr A on the enthusiasm and spirit disThe awards for skits and floats Ray Olpin past president of the played throughout the big week were announced during intermisof Utah gave an interThe Variety Show Thursday sion at the dance Saturday night University as part' night was highlighted by an- The sophomore class was the big esting report on Japan Alumni winner a nouncement of Geri Grange so Banquet picking up trophy for the of the Winning floats announced at the dance were: left to right: Sophomore Gass Most humorous PI Gamma Chi Most beautiful A I Wednesday November 11 — Chautauqua: Dr Arm and J Eardley 8:00 pm Geary Theatre Wednesday November 11 — Lamba Delta Sigma 7:30 pm Institute Ski Gub Best All Around Nine other outstanding floats also marched In the big parade |
