Show THE GOLDEN EAGLE Page Two Staff Editor Christine Herzog Asst Editor Susan Olsen Marie Greenland Reporters Leon Moynier Vickie Yamagu-ch- i Loraine Jensen Patrick Head Stu Fausett Laura Ashley Marilyn Hinkins Kathleen Horsley Mike Bunnell Dave Roberts Bernadette Perrero Loraa Evans Jean Hanson Gene Schultz Pat Ortega Advisor Dean Walton Gibby Mistreated has long been a land mark of Carbon College Recently the freshman class officers spent several hours making “Gibby" presentable to the public No sooner was their deed finished than others became Involved in ‘Gib's" appearance n College students are for some of their pranks but there is a limit to everything We hope that this was not an act by "Gibby" well-know- college students But if so we feel rather sorry for those who resort to such Juvenile behavior Debate Squad Shines At Western Meet The Carbon College Forensic Squad participated in the Western Speech Association Speech Tournament at Pocatello Idaho during the Thanksgiving weekend Fifty-fou- r and universities colleges from the Western States entered their ten best forensic students to compete in the areas of debate extemporaneous interpretations speaking and impromptu speaking Carbon was represented by six students : Tom Longhurst Marilyn Hinkins Paula Butler Georgia Jerant Marion Burdick and Tim Alexander Half of Carbon's squad particievents pated in the semi-finGeorgia Jerant Marilyn Hinkins and Tom Longhurst survived the extreme competition until there were only six performers in their areas of participation Paula But ler missed the by Just one quality point "Our students made a good showing against the best competition in the West" commented debate coach Neil Warren "and although we won no trophies this time I am proud of the efforts of al The Eagles of Carbon College are bracing this week for the most ambitious series of basketball games to date in the young casaba season They host Northwest Community College of Powell Wyoming then tonight and Friday night travel to Salt Lake City Saturday for an encounter with the University of Utah freshman team The Eagles are now 2 for the season after picking up a pair of wins last weekend at Rangley 7 and 2 All three games this week are expected to be toughies according to Coach Curt Jenson Reports about the Wyoming club are meager but most of the information about the team indicates it is a traditional power in Its conference with this year’s group no exception They are expected to give the Eagles a good tussle with the home court advantage hopefully a break for Carbon The Utah freshmen can't be counted on to be at all charitable toward their ‘young brothers" and the Eagles will have to be at their very best to edge the Ute "greenies" The Eagles however are perhaps beginning to hit their stride considering their recent performances Bolstered by the return of pivot man Ron Cunningham they never were headed in the opening game in Rangley piling up a half time 3 and then advantage of for in their first win coasting Cunningham sparked the Eagle attack defensively by blocking a number of shots and pulling down 19 rebounds lie also scored 12 points Wilson Watkins was the big offensive gun hitting 24 ponts and gaining honors as high point man for the season for Carbon Others chipping in for their share of the win were Vince Colbert with 17 Don Denson 9 Jumbo Ellington 10 Norman Hayden 7 Randy Moore 6 93-7- Pi Gamma CHI Pi Gamma Chi will hold their annunl Christmas party this Friday at the Klva Club in Helper The dinner will consist of a smorgasbord followed by dancing This year instead of exchanging gifts between girls it was voted to donate this money to the Opportunity Center for their building fund Terry ers by Randy Moore ft Norm Hayden were the impetus the Eagles Their second win did not come needed to hang on for the victory so easily Watkins again was high with Rangley hit their first eight 18 Colbert and Hayden followed shots and soared to a 22--4 lead with 16 each Others helping were in the first quarter The Eagles Cunningham 13 Denson 5 Moore their forces and start- and Redmond 4 and Hutchens ed chipping away at the seemingly one insurmountable lead By half time Game time tonight and Friday is 8:00 pm in the Armory the gap was narrowed to 6 The Eagles also will play next With one minute remaining in the game Carbon finally tied the week at home in a return series score at 72 all Two quck Jump with Rangley Jerry Hutchens Redmond and 3 5 ed 43-3- Wilson Watkins Norman Hayden Watkins Hayden Featured This Week 48-3- 93-poi- nt Readers Theatre Plans 'Oklahoma' The Drama Department is paring a Reader's Theatre prepro- Registration Continues According to reports from the registrar’s office 252 students have completed their registration for Winter Quarter Miss Jensen registrar notes that this is a record number this proearly In the cess Students may register until Dec ember 18 This week the Golden Eagle presents the "short and tall" of the basketball team Size doesn’t mean everything At least not to Norman Hayden the Eagles' guard Norman is the son of Mr and Mrs Norman D Hayden and has two older sisters Cbmpton California is his home One of the shorter members of the team Norman stands 5'9" and weighs 158 pounds and is the living proof that height doesn't mean "all" in basketball Now 21 Norman graduated from Compton High in 1960 where he was on the league 1st team and named most valuable player his senior year Norman enjoys sports but his favorites are basketball and football If you look closely at the game you’ll see Norm's wife Nancy cheering him on at the game A freshman at Carbon Norm is taking courses in business The tall member of our twosome tills week is a sophomore Wilson Watkins from Indianapolis Indiana Wilson is the son pf Mr and Mrs Charles Watkins and has a younger sister Nicknamed "Nap" because he comes from the “nap town city" Wilson stands 6’3" and weighs 174 pounds This is “Nap's” second year with the Eagle team and is playing the position of forward During his high school years at Chrispls Attucks Nap was in the city championship team in '60 '61 and '62 and was and 3 in iWllaon's favorite are steak and mashed potatoes His hobbles are swimming dancing all-coa- ls Party 1964 77-7- duction of the musical comedy "Oklahoma" Presentation is scheduled for the Geary Theatre as well as community showings during the Winter Quarter Selected for the leads are Kuu Reid as Laurie Don Jordan as Curlie Veronica Bell as Ado Annie and Mike Ruppcl as Will Marian Burdick will play the port of Aunt Eller Lee Johnson will portray Jud Fry Jeff Miller will be the traveling salesman AH Hakim and Diana Childs will play our squad" Gertie Cummings The next forensic toumnment Pauline Douglas will narrate the will be at the University of Utah will act as student and story on January 22 and 23 semi-fina- 11 Eagles Brace for Powell Utah Frosh 2-- Editorial Friday Dacambtr st and basketball With hopes of coaching Nap is majoring in Physical Education FLIP SIDE by Stow This n’ That Jolene Bene wants to know why all of Carbon’s dances are held on Saturday Anyone have an answer? COngraltulations on a great tour through Southeastern Utah all you band members No Sally it’s not true ABC does not stand for American Boy Oollecton Ski the Silly Sage Says: I hope its true that the girls at the Christmas dance are wearing mistletoe instead of corsages old all-ci- ty all-regio- 1961-196- foods New Norlne Verde assistant librarian |