Show GOLDEN November 5 Volume VIII T t T 1968 EAGLE Homecoirrain) CEU Homecoming time is here once again! One of the highlights of next week’s activities will be the selection of the 1968 Homecoming Queen The following girls have been chosen as candidates from the various clubs and organizations on cam pus: Janyce Elder sponsored by Patsy Butler representing the Institute Kim Mascara sponsored by the Blue Debs Sharon Long representing the Freshman Class Trudy Hancock sponsored by the Home Economcs Clubi Gaylenc Cave representing the Newman Club Shawnda Petersen sponsored by Delta Psi Omega and Phi Rho Pi Mary Hovat representing the Ski Club Barbara Baily sponsored by Phi Gamma Chi Ruby Donathan representing the Intercollcgia t e Knights: Sherri Pattcrick sponsored by Cosmetology Mary Ellen Gustin representing the Aaron Jones Dorm Brenda Lit- ABC Club ster sponsored by the new Dorms and Bonnie Jensen representing the Rodeo Club Eacn girl will perform her talent at a special assembly to be held on November 7 The will then select the queen by popular vote fdont Friday niuit at show Pat Niwa last year’s stud-entbo- dy Homecoming Queen will relin- w quish her crawl to tf queen The queen will also ride on a special float on Saturday to highlight the week of activities 200 million years B C His name is Dimctrodon he is 200000000 years old and sits in the geology room in the science building Mr Don Birge of the geology department informs me that the fossil came from the permian beds ji Texas and the College obtained it from BYU It wns first seen at last year’s Rock Show and from there came to CEU The exhibit was assembled by Jim Jensen of the BYU geology department and Mr Birge here at CEU One of the interesting things about the Dimctrodon is that he predates even the dinosaurs living in the permian age He may have been a forerunner of the mammals (so we're related) and in this respect is important In the chain of evolution Like most carnivorous reptiles he lived off smaller animals and probably his own kind when food was wanting Most interesting of all is his sail It is probably a temperature regulator absorbing and when needed— radiating heat a forerunner of the temperature regulators in mammals Pi Gamma Chi ' Pi Gamma Chi is making plans for Homecoming Their theme will be "Harvest Moon" Harriet Mangus is in charge of the float Edyth Brown is in charge of the window display to be in Price Trading The Tea scheduled for 6:30 November R is being planned by Connie Mar-lerJoyce Denison is directing the skit es Anyone knowing any former members of Pi Gam are asked to invite them to the tea For more Information please con- tact Pat Niwa Marriages will be taking place very fast Friday at the Carnival "Reverend’’ (?) John Man-no- s will perform the A By Ami Nassiri Educational army Many boys ask me if we have an Army back home? It is obvious all countries should have armies for their protection We have an Air Force Navy and Army As long as we are not in any war as we used to be the Army focuses all its attention on building up Iran Also to doing beneficial things for the country and people The Army is divided into several branches: educational army health army and some oth- ers When a boy gets his degree from high school he serves in the army for 18 months The first 4 months he learns army training and gets acquainted with modem equipment and the use of weapons Then after his training the government will send him to the villages and smal townsl to educate the people Tiese young men realty to do their duty in the best sible way try pos- Besides the educa- tional program the boys will build roads hospitals schools and if it is required series of houses for people The people really respect them and always give them a warm and friendly welcome Since we have these groups our country is getting better and better each day We hope that in the near future wc will have no illtrcatcd people All the citizens will bo educated and have better lives This great idea to have these groups to help our country in its success comes from our Great King Mohamad Reza Shah Javid Iran New addition to English dept Mrs John J (Dorothy) Carver is a new faculty member this year Mrs Carver a native bom Texan received part of her education in Oregon She received an associate degree from CEU and her B S degree from the University of Utah Mrs Carver is a resident of Dragc’rton Her husband John is an industrial engineer with Kaiser Steel and is presently on assignment in California They are the parents of four children Their only daughter is married to a Mr English a starter for the University of Utah basketball team Mrs Englsh s a Jun-oi- r at the U The Carver's oldest son is also a student at the U They have two sons attending school at East Carbon schools Second son is a senior at East Carbon High and their youngest is in the fourth grade The Carvers have lived in Dragerton for the past fifteen years Mrs Carver is an active Republican and has always been interested in civic affairs and the Federation of Women’s Clubs She is especially enjoying her first teaching experience here at CEU She expressed a great deal of satisfaction upon receiving her degree after being a housewife for quite a few years She also expressed her pride in her family for the many ways they have helped and supported her in her educational endeavors The College of Eastern Utah is fortunate to have a woman of Mrs Carver’s capabilities on the faculty Campus Republicans After getting off to a slow start Campus Republican pul its program for the coming year Into full swing The Republicans are now helping in the campaign of Richard Nixon and others in the Republican party Officers were elected in a recent meeting Jed McKean became the new president Jeff Heath was put in as Vice President and Ed Gillins was selected as Secretary Pat McKcndrick and Ricky Gilbert were chosen as representative and historian in that order Mac McLean was put in charge of the campaign for the coming election This includes the distributing of literature such as bumper stickers The young Republicans plan to have speakers from state government departments come nnd speak to the students about government affairs Campus Republicans gives a student an opportunity to become more involved in political affairs The group enables a person to Icam more about the government and the different wavs in which it functions Students are Invited to come and participate in the activities of the club Meetings arc posted on the Bulletins and everyone is invited New teacher on the CEU faculty Mr Siggard was bom and raised in Brigham City Utah He attended Utah State University and upon graduation took n position in Pocatello Idaho He taught band there for two years After his second NUMBER 3 COLLEGE OF EASTERN UTAH PRICE UTAH Introducing Mr Derral Siggard Of things year Carbon County School District was fortunate enough to obtain hs services He and Mr Glen Fifield former member of the CEU faculty began here nine years ago The high school band then had 38 members They started teaching hand to sixth graders in the city schools in order to huild their future potential They made the word BAND honorable The craziest set of characters since the Democratic National Convention met Tuesday at the Institute building to honor There were hiptoothless and pies heppies kids There was even a letter addressed to Miss America-undeliv- ered again in Carbon County and unopen c d — Mr Siggard took the Carbon walking around with a pair of High School band to the 1966 Barker’s legs Tournament of Roses Parade in A touch of sadness marred Pasadena An outstanding band which had grown to 120 memthe events of the evening however when a black hearse drove bers Mr Siggard feels that the up escorted by a police car Six band at CEU is as vood a hand out in suits men black got young and carried a pine box into the as that Carbon t'igh band "The Institute and opened it And only way it could be improved” he stated “is to increase its there was pond Bro Regis tatnumber by about twenty memtered and torn and accompanbers” Mr Siggard feels that ied by a sign with this inscripthe band has the potential and tion: "Nothing can keep me it would be an honor for any from an Institute party” Apto be a member musician wasn’t there parently will lhe put on disThe band The party began with a treafor and the pubthe college play sure hunt and started to really lic the throughout year followed swing with a chili eat by a dance There was no lack for partners as the males and females alternated putting their shoes in the center of the flixir If the halls of CEU have seemand then alternated picking thed a little more confused than em up The shoes matching their usual it is rohablv because of owner became his or her partone was ner There probPledge Month in ABC club ABC only lem? Have you ever danced (Athletic Booster Club) began with a thing? Pledge Month by having a table in the hal during IRush Week The big question of thp eveOn October 3 a Rush Tea was ning though remains: Is it true that Stan Finley is the happiest held to acquaint the grls who were nterested wth the club Ati hippie in town? th's time petitions for membership were handed out and 'he scurry began The officers and advisors of the club were presto speak about the history ent about this There is an air and future plans of the purpose Williams school As Tennessee club and we were also pleased would say "an air of mendato have Mrs Dean city” For those of you who of Women in MacKnight attendance don't know what mendacity The first party of the year means it’s the ability to say one one of our famous thing and mean another This was held on October 7 At this may be all right n diplomatic time were assigned Big pledges cases here in circles but many at school it only leads to a lack Sisters and the schedule for Pledge Month was handed out of communication One of the requirements for This newspaper has been bethe Pledges was to support the set by many obstacles since the of Girls' Intramurals on openng Not beginning of the quarter 9 Another was to yell Ocaibcr the least of these is a complete at for Pep Squad on the runaround about the newspap10 In this way the Pler’s right to use the camera and October edges got a taste of what boostdarkroom provided for the ing athletics is department onl this camOn October 16 the Pledges pus Regarding the cameras: took their Big Sisters to the schthey were purchased for the jo- ool movie "Oklahoma” urnalism department when Mrs QnOctober 21 ABC chose a Allred was teaching journalism Homecoming Queen candidate and photography at the school and an alternate The candidate At that time she also was advisor to the newspaper Now by is Janyce Edler and the altersome mysterious circumstance nate is Robyn Peterson On October 28 the Pledges of beyond our ken the one camera ABC made a lot of dorm boys wc still have access to has become the sole property of the very happy They made cakes Yearbook staff who have also cookies and other goodies and took them to the dorms and varcommandeered the only available flash attachment With all ious apartments (If we forgot this equipment they show a you we’ll get you next time!) Homecoming Week will mark small amount of return on the end of Pledge Month At this the investment as the pictures we time those girls who have earnhave seen are not good enough ed enough points will he invited to be printed in this newspaper to an Initiation Ceremony attend Mendacity enters the picture the first week after Hoduring when the newspaper staff gets This will mark the mecoming the runaround on who said this of a hcgnnng very fun land fruitand who said that Apparently ful for ABC dub year the misunderstanding is noone’s I WISH fault it "jus hnppcn” When you find out Well the upshot of the thing is after I'm gone that we have been using old picHow I thought and felt tures from last year’s yearbook Remember and paper and have not as yet I was what I was had one current photo in the Alone hut happy paper this year Being the shy I'm never you sorry retiring person that I am I got inside of me "aint goin' to take this lying I wanted you to down” I'm trampled Speaking of communication lid-d- lc ABC in October Mendacity pot-luc- try-ou- jour-nais- (Continued on bade page) ts m I’m gone Forgotten ks I |