Show Window displays downtown GOLDEN EAGLE are big success The 1967 Window Displays for CEU Homecoming have taken shape When one walks by he should be sure to look Pen-ney- ’s Volume VII NOVEMBER 10 1907 COLLEGE OF EASTERN UTAH Number PRICE UTAH 4 at the Freshman Class Display Sculptured by Justin Fairbanks the Eagle of CEU soars to new heights of progress Now walk on down the street to Office Equipment and look at the Home Economics display This is one of the deverist windows— an old black stove a black kettle plus an old fashioned iron The backdorp is pot-belli- an dress On down the street is the display of a UFO In Massey's window one sees the Rodeo Club display of “Who Needs Ro- ckets" The Institute has used a scripture from hvl to deoict their Sign of the Times— Prophetic Signs of the Times In Mode O'Day’s window one will find the Sophomore Class display It depicts the change in dresses from 1911 to 1967 Phi Rho Pi has displayed the many trophies of past speech meets and musicals and plays The college has presented The Lark Guys & DnMs See How They Run The IL'Ire'-- Rv Bye s Birdie and Anastasia In Price Trading’s window one will sec the display of the Pep Squad From the dress to the from the music to the Beatles etc The latest colors the latest shoes and the latest wear in sunglasses one will see in Cornet’s window This is the display of the Ski Club Bob Weill interviews Homecoming Queen candidates Marianne Allrd Aianc Truscott Kathy Burdick Pat Johnson Catherine Conover Marie Naylor Bernice Marx Shaunda Peterson Mary Naylor Shauia Hemming Pat N'iwa and Linda lluff Homecoming activities continue “Super Sunday" was the name given to the Sunday on which the Green Bay Packers and the Kansas City Chiefs clashed in the Super Bowl CEU will be out to add Friday and Satutday to the list of “Super Days" tonight and tomorrow as the Alumni Reception Variety Show Homecoming Parade Homecoming Smorgasbord and Homecoming Ball bring Homecoming Week to a climactic close tap tonight are two activities which are keyed toward both old grads and current students The first of "Super Friday’s" two activities is the alumni reception Sponsored by the CEU Development Committee the alumni reception begins On at 7:00 pm In the words of Kristen Diamanti general homecoming chairman “It is a wonderful opportunity for alumni to renew old friendships" Site for the reception will be the Geary Theatre Refreshments will be served The forecast for the CEU Var-it- y event Show at 8:00 pm number two of “Super Friday" will be clear and funny when television weatherman Bob Welti takes over his duties as master of ceremonies Featured along with Mr Welti's wit will be some local talent numbers and the five best homecoming skits Included among the skits to be presented are the Sophomore Class’s the Freshman Class’s the Dorm's the Institute's and the ABC Club's Acting as the Variety Show chairman is Linda Stcinmann At the variety show the homecoming queen will be announced and crowned and the winners of the window display competition will be disclosed Thursday af- J J COMING UP ter the queen talent assembly the twelve queen candidates were voted on by the student-bod- y “Super November eleventh boasts of three evSaturday ents Leading off is the Homecoming Parade at 11:00 am This is followed by the Homecoming Smorgasbord at 6:30 p m and the Homecoming Ball at 9:00 pm Bands will play a prominent part in Saturday morning's Homecoming Parade with the Carbon Dino Band (a tournamnt of Roses Parade Participant) the Granger band and the CEU Marching Band definitely slated to make appearances Beb Welti again comes into the limelight as the Grand Marshal of the parade Leaving from the college parking lot at 11:00 am the parade will follow the traditional route Following the parade a lunch will be served to the visiting bands and pep clubs Ralph Taylor is serving as parade chairman Saturday evening the Homecoming Smorgasbord at 6:30 p m nnd the Homecoming Ball at 9:00 pm will bring an entire week of activities to a close The homecoming smorgasbord will cost $150 per person Reservations are open to students Speaking at the smorgasbord will be State Representative tarry Regis Jr Chairman of the smorgasbord is Dyann Pappas the Beginning at 9:00 pm will ball be highhomecoming lighted by a floor show under the direction of Joy Peterson and Ron Atwood In the area of decoration autumn colors will be stressed Parts of each homecoming float will adorn the area around the dance floor The Homecoming Ball Itself with corsages is a as an option To be admitted one must have a date Tickets are $150 and can be purchased at the door Awards and trophies will be handed out to the winners of competitive events Kris-tce- n Rees is serving as the general chairman of the ball semi-form- Richard litaley discusses the whole thing with Bob Welti on the Channel U news as Kathy Burdick Pat Johnson Catherine Conover Bernice Mare and Shauna Hemming look on Mod-loo- November 10—Alumni Reception 7:00 pm Variety Show 8:00 pm Emcee Bob Welti Friday Opea house is held at Saturday November 11— Homecoming Parade 11:00 am Homecoming Smorgasbord 7:00 pm CEU dormitories Homecoming Dance 9:00 p m Wednesday November 15— Film Series Good Neighbor Sam 8:00 The new student housing building was the scene of an open house Last Wednesday November 8 from 7 to 10 pm the official opening of the Dorms was held in connection with Homecoming activities There was never so much disorder in an orderly fashion The students living at the Dorms welcomed everyone in to sec the (Continued on page three) pm Thursday November 16— Basketball Assembly 3rd Period Friday November 17— Night Pep Rally Saturday November 15— Home Basketball Game at Armory 8:00 U B 0 i t pm Party after game Tf'xrv’ SV ' '' t ’ - t X-- fcV - V' k - v Ciii ‘j a fa its ft Sign across main street Invites everyone to stop for pedestrians and CEU Homecoming Open letter to the Eagle staff al Golden Eagle Staff College of Eastern Utah yet produced The paper has a professional quality in appearance and content and is a credit Dear Staff Members: to Price Utah Let me congratulate you on one of the finest issues of the Golden Eagle the college has CEU Sinscrcly John W Tucker ' |