Show Xmas to be WW?JM - heralded in concert The Wednesday December 1 1976 The VT V0LUME 11 NUMBER 3 COLLEGE OF EASTERN UTAH College Homecoming Week rated success by CEU students week jam-pack- ed with nightly activities for all the students This is especially true for the Sophomore class and campus Theatre The Geary program will be light and informal and will include numbers by the Concert Band and the Chamber and Concert Choirs The choirs under the direction of Jay Andrus and the band under the direction of Derral Siggard will feature a wide variety of music including some favorite Christmas Carols A highlight of the program will be a number by the Chamber Choir and the fourth graders from the Price Elementary School The audience for this traditional concert has been growing each year It is hoped it wUl be even larger this year The Chamber Choir will begin a new tradition this year that they hope will continue through the years to come They are going to do some caroling organization LDSSA with both winning honors in the major com- petitive CEU Mr Andrus said he would like to extend a special invitation to everyone at CEU to come and hear this student performance "Where Eagles Dare" CEU’s Homecoming for 1976 turned out to be a very successful annual Christmas Concert which opens the holiday season for the people of our area has been set for Thursday December 2 at 8 pm in the old-fashion- ed events for their categories Homecoming also kicked off the beginning of what the college hopes to be a winning year for the Golden Eagles basketball team Hie participation this year according to many of the This wiU take place on December 9 during the week before finals The organizers After the caroling the choir will meet back at the CEU Music Building to have some light refreshments and a party carolers will ride about the city of Price on a trailer singing favorite Christmas the events The responsibilities of — Queen Donna Johnson and King adding the "royal touch” to Homecoming royalty the festivities were given to Ed Borrell Eddie Borrell and Donna Johnson who were elected Julio Feliciano were chosen to the Homecoming throne as this year’s King and as the first attendants Gina Competition in the other showed Lott and Jeff to over the festivities all began on Zupan Queen reign activities Lizz Bonacci and up as the second attendants Monday November 15 m 76 Preference Ball set for Saturday The Associated Women Students’ Council is excited has assigned her council to the various tasks The about the Preference Ball members are Lizz Bonacci scheduled for Saturday Paula Berensen Linda December 4 at the Elks’ Daley and Honda Ferrell Lodge beginning at 8:30 AMS president Greg offered has Morrill men CEU This will be the first assistance from formal dance for CEU in decorating An important part of this students this year The theme chosen is "An activity is the selection of the Most Preferred Man Old Fashioned Christmas" Hie band “Portrait” will who wUl be announced and be coming from Provo to honored during the floor-shoThere will be no provide the music A for "Most nominations of floorshow dance special and music will entertain at Preferred" Women may vote this Thursday and intermission The Council has been Friday in the Student meeting often tofinalize Lounge for any man atns for what they hope to tending CEU a festive event They have circulated invitations Tickets to the Preference made posters baked Ball may be purchased any cookies-an- d are time from the Cashier’s the Office or from anyone in the busy creating decorations AWS Council The cost is President Shawn Bond $300 per couple w ed Carols was much better than expected with good spirit ruling over all Girls com' Cheerleaders and l’om-postudents in led CEU Pep Squad prising the a display of school spirit at the Homecoming Rally In the Student Lounge In front Is Pat Cisneros second Linda Daley mixes another batch of cookies as Lizz Bonacci and Shawn Bond sample their creations Hie AWS Council members baked for hours preparing refreshments for the Preference Ball row are Karee Sheriff George Trujillo BUI Miller Maurice Brown and Kristene Stephensen At back are Penny Gale Gaylene Hansen Carol Jensen and Jan Photo by NonaLee Johnson Johnson with the down-tow- n pep-rall-y snake dance and torch run The Sophomore class was victorious in the spirit and participation categories as well as out running the other competitors in the race with the torch It was the faculty team however that added the spice of excitement to the run as Curt Jenson anchor racer for the team became the first CEU runner to get lost in the darkness of Wood hill after he lost the light from his torch which he claims was sabotaged Tuesday’s activities gave the Freshmen a chance to make a better showing In the various contests in the gym the Freshmen class came out on top in the participation category The Sophomore class however gained mor s v rits toward the overall victory by winning the majority of the contests The forum on Thursday put the Sophomores further '(cont on page 3) Three announcements Three campus offices have issued an- nouncements that concern CEU students pertaining to scholarships registration and employment Basic Grants available The Financial Aid office wants students to know that it is not too late to apply for a Basic Grant A student may be eligible for as much as $1000 to help finance his or her education Applications and more information are available in this office and help wUl be given in filling out an application Advance Registration Set The week of December 6 to 10 has been scheduled for advance registration for Winter quarter by the office of Admissions and Records Students may officially register for classes at any time during the week and avoid the possibility of filled classes at the January 3 final registration A trial registration must be filled out and signed by the studnet’s academic advisor before class cards can be pulled Class schedules are now available in the campus Bookstore Payroll Schedule Changed Students on hourly and workstudy employment at the college and their supervisors should be aware that the payrolls will be run twice a month starting December 1 1976 according to Ted Jensen Dean of Administrative Services The schedule for the first half period (lst-15twill require time cards due on the 16th and pay checks will be issued on the 25th For the second half period (16th to end of month) time cards are due on the morning of the 1st of the following month and pay checks will be issued on the following 10th Time cards must be submitted on time h) |