Show GOLDEN EAGLE Page Two Friday November 10 1967 Skits readied for THE GOLDEN EAGLE STAFF Editor Assistant and Sports Editor Feature Editor Pamela L Y Chung Scott G Halverson Vivian R Romero Advertising Manager Nancy B Ruf Tom Jones Photographer Carole M West Wilma A Johansan Reporters Linda C Sims Val D Crawford and Barry Platow Carole M West Typist Guest Editorial I thank the editors of the Golden Eagle for giving me the opportunity to be a guest editor this week I want especially to take this opportunity to thank the studentbody for getting the school year off to such a good start The activities on campus have all been very successful and I have ven found students interested in studying The spirit of CEU is great and the participation in homecoming activities demonstrates this fact I also wish to congratulate Jackson Rich Marie Catherine Dory Judy and Maylccn for their leadership and long hours spent administering student affairs so efficiently and for injecting their contagious enthusiasm into the spirit of CEU If the studentbody will continue to cooperate and work hard CEU is destined to have the greatest year in its history Students should also realize that going to college has several d purposes In America today every citizen should be of the many opportunities available If a student takes advantage at CEU he will receive rot only a liberal but a education— socially physically academically and spiritually As Dean of Students I want to do all I can to help every student succeed in reaching his goals at CEU My door is always open for this purpose I challenge you to participate in the activities that will help you become a mature well adjusted person Dr Sclman well-inform- well-balanc- ed Squawks and Chirps There seems to be a great deal of something called "Americanism" as the Basic Communication classes described a couple of weeks ago in this state of Utah today This freedom in Americanism was shown in a demonstration at Utah's Stale Capitol in protest against the raising of Utah’s schools’ tuitions It is great to have this freedom in expressing one’s opinions However this freedom was somewhat abused When an organization wishes to exinstitu press an opinion it has no right to use the name of another tion without consent In the staff box I received a letter from the College of Southern Utah The letter follows: Editor of College Paper College of Eastern Utah Price Utah To The Editor: We wish to bring to light certain facts concerning the march held on October 24 19G7 against the raising of tuition newsA CSU poster was displayed on TV and also in various of our campus the poster papers This was by no means a product this of campus nor was it carwas not sanctioned by any member ried by a student of this campus feel that The Associated Students of College of Southern Utah bechannels the open much more can be accomplished through inour exist at which presently tween students and administration take shall of place protest stitution Further more if any action to all known be it will let we concerning ASCSU Respectfully ASCSU Executive Officers Variety Show If an uninformed civilian had carelessly ventured into the Geary Theatre Monday night at 6:30 pm he would probably have experienced an acute case of nostalgia as he witnessed the Homecoming Skit eliminations A sentimentalist wouldn’t have a chance against the sincere efforts of six groups to stay in competition for the best skit The Dorms began the festivities with a meeting between celebrities vintage 1958 such as Marilyn Monroe Ike Khrusch-e- v Hugh Hefner John Wayne Casfo a representative of the John Birch SkKicty and characters from the future If a conit clusion could be reached would be that future characters will misunderstand the action of 1958 as much as the actors did The Freshman Class then gave a taste of the year 1939 featuring Charlie Chaplin and asociates old songs and dances and CEU alumni A challenge to youth ended the travel into history The Ski Club presented a satire which showed how unprepared America was for World War II A sign of that time was America’s willingness to prepare The Institute emphasized the importance of music and maintained that music itself is a sign of the times This was proven by the use of dances and songs which marked periods of time The Sophomore Class presented a skit in three acts which showed flying saucers to be a sign of our time— 1967 As two hippies were transported to the moon and back it was evident that this could very well be a permanent sign of our time The ABC Club presented a look at the year 1942 and what might have happened on the CEU campus then Even though every skit was a winner only five of them could go to the final judging and after being evaluated the skits of the Freshman class Sophomo r e class Institute Dorms and ABC Club received the semifinal honors With the high caliber of skits it is asured that the competition for the trophy will be keener than ever three sclctions which concluded the show As a whole the concert was very well done The studnts who atended can see that the music department of CEU is determined to make this a good musical year for all concerned Many hours of practice and preparation were rewarded by the student’s response to this well-doprogram ne The Pep Squad window display at Price Trading Co Just one of many displays in downtown business houses Inquiring Reporter MAKE Like last week a question was asked this week of ten people during the week of November The question put forth on CEU’s campus was “What did you think of the Twelfth Night"? 1 I thought the play was just splendid The acting was magnificent and I highly recommend this play for the enjoyment of anyone Carol Ingram 2 To put the play in so many words I would have rather seen Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton They are really the Shakespearean actors of the 20th century Greg Payne 3 I felt that the play was terrific but I felt that the lines in whol were too deep for me to follow Who really knows? Shar-ro- n Bryner 1- -6 The play I felt was just great Except for a few lines it HELVA’S Gloria Shop Your Headquarters for Jantzen — - White Stag Tami Sportswear 29 East Main Price Ulali COOL CREDIT Huy anything in (lie shop for just 100 DOWN 4 was a most rememorablc feature of CEU Suzan Pilling 5 According to my judgment the play was Well what can I say but I hope that everyone gets to sec it during their ‘lifetime 6 I didn’t go so what enn I say? Paul Warner JoAnn Pow- ell 7 Great man I thought the play was really god Rudy Polcs-broo- No Payments Barney's PHOTO SIIOl k 8 The players the scncry the costumes everything was really superb Pat Johnson 9 Jackie was terrific One of the best factors in the play Brenda Pugliese 10 The play was really worth going to I must admit that th- Quality Cleaners Harold Matsuda ere were some lines though that wre a little above my capacity But in all I really enjoyed it Betty Kragnce Your Ear Gear Headquarters! Pierced & Non-Picrc- cd Pops Concert er Musicians incorporated" November 2 for an Unfortunately concert rable the missed students e join-logeth- musl-presentati- on that causedso h favorable comment The ic Department of CEU r the direction of Frank ma and Glen Fiflcld held annual Pop’s Concert in the ry Theatre The College the program with ire is a Ladye" and “Exodus Song" Shawnda Peterson danced to “For Me and My Ch-beg- an tap Gal" to pick up the tempo of the program The choir closed with selections from the "Music Man” in a professional fashion The CEU dance combo followed Autumn Leaves and Magic Trumpet were the appropriate selections set to music The combo's performance was enjoyable CEU’s Triple Trio made a Price Trading Co Extends thanks to members of the which the Concert Band picked up The concert band played Earrings Price Drug Largest Selection 1 East Main Pricey Utah Lewis Jewelry COMPANY 46 E Main Price Top Club for help in the successful appearance The nine girls sang two selections that set the mod for "Mardi Gras" KELLEY’S Homecoming window Luigi's Cafe Breakfast - Lunch - Italian Dinners v f |