Show Tuuday February 20 1962 CARBON COLLEGE GOLDEN EAGLE Four Pag The Golden Eagle MALES PREEN TOO — Hairstyles Denote High Fashion By LYNNETTE HOLDAWAY The big head is passe! Big head hair styles that is According to six nationally recognized hair styles the distorted “big-heaappearance is definitely out of the winter and spring style d" picture States Michel Kazon New York hair stylist: "The fashion now is a small molded head artistically worked out and less disarranged It is much smoother softer and more feminine Mr Kenneth who is the First Lady’s favorite hairdresser states that: “The natural look is in smooth and uncurly with hair swept into place rather than kinky” All six men agree that the hair is now smoth soft and close to “Flip up” curls ar sion of th now hair styles being Judy Eromoted for spring Moe “hair do on ver- th the head This type of hairstyling coincides with the new styles in clothes which is that of simplicity Thierry who reigns at the Ilelina Rubcnstein Salon in New York says simply that “There will be no more beehive bouffant and big head effeot The hair will be soft young looking and especially becoming” As is obvious the much ratted bouffant “do” is on its way out and the smooth “do” is in At Carbon many different hair styles are seen each day Some of these styles which are becoming and lovely as well as in keeping with the late styles are being worn by Judy Breinholt Jean Ann Howa Margaret Douglas Diane Fcrgusen Mary Ann Riley Linda Burton and Pat Christensen As proof that Carbon's male population is cognizant of style and good grooming in hair upkeep Richard Holdaway models the latest in male styling and cutting with high soft wavy look predominating There is an art in managing and grooming hair and a hairstyle should not only reflect one’s own personality but should conform to the size of one’s head be easy to manage accentuate the best features and eliminate the bad features close-to-he- ad IK's Enjoying IK’s Plan Raffle CARBON EMERY BANK Price 45 South Carbon Utah Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ton last year Hailing from Huntington Ann-ci- te attended North Emery High School where she was student during her body senior year She was a member of the debate team pep club and AWS in addition to the FIIA At Carbon the is dorm representative for the AW5 and is a member of the Lambda Delta Sig- FOR ALL YOUR vice-preside- titUJYUNG SHOP AT nt ma Fraternity mmrn’S mktt A resident of Altonah Mary Ann attended Altamont High School where she was a cheerleader during her Junior year She is presently serving as Freshman Class IN PRICE Award Banquet on Agenda play case in the main hall to be used for displaying information of various activities Thanks go to Mr Bertot of Bertot’s Paint and Glass shop for his cooperation in obtaining the glass A spring pledging is being organized Anyone interested in becoming a member of the group should contact a member of the organization later date In an effort to raise funds to carry out various service projects on campus the IK’s are sponsoring a raffle which will last approximately three weeks Prizes to be offered include a $150 portable automatic stereophonic record player featuring three channel sound There will be consolation prizes of stereo albums Tickets are $100 each or three for rs We Take Better Care $200 The Knights have built a dis-Representative council Jensen Projects ng Intercollegiate Knights at Carunder the leadership of new Duke Tim Trauntvein are planning many activities for the spring season Plans are underway for an awards banquet which will honor several people who have been most active in supporting Carbon College in the past year This will become an annual event Definite plans will be announced at a Tales Two prominent students on Carbon's campus Mary Ann Riley are former and Annette Hall state officers of the Future Home-makeof America an organization for home economics majors Annette served as president and Mary Ann as secretary Both girls state that their reason for attending Carbon is its size Annette reports that she turned down a scholarship to the University of Utah in preference to (me for Carbon Both girls attended the National FIIA Convention in Washing- Fund-Raisi- Thmslvs bon College BDorm Richard Holdaway models the sleek new upward trend in hair styles for male college students who ar wll groomed Moe Photo WS“'! on the student —x— Uniqueness takes place in various shapes sizes and forms It may be found underneath the Christmas tree as it was in the case of Jean Roskelley freshman at Carbon College Jean received a gift (maybe the smallest gift in the world) consisting of a red bean It was not just any old red bean but a very special bean which was a mere three-eighof an inch wide At the top of the bean a small white lid opens to of Your Car ts the treasure — three hand-carve- SCARTY’S d ivory elephants Beauty may very well come in small packages as well as large packages but uniqueness may be found in the most fascinating places Body & Paint Shop Price Utah Save Up to 75 on Your Pry (Cleaning Po It Yourself It’s Ensy! 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