Show E U will host one of the largest speech meets in the state Saturday the C E U High C School Speech Meet This meet has become tradition as over the past nine years CEU has play ed host to the largest Utah-Hig- h School-onl- y state speech meet in the students schools will be competing this Saturday The magnitude of the meet demands the use of all campus facilities plus the facilities of Carbon High School Notre Dame High School Durrant Elementary School North Carbon Stake Price Fifth Ward Chapel LDS Institute East and West Seminaries The 45 schools are divided into 29 “A" schools and 16 “B" schools Competition pits "A" schools against “A” schools and “B” schools against “B” schools The meet will get underway Between from 1200 and 1300 45 Utah high Saturdav morning with registra- tion at 8:00 am in the lobby of the Geary Theatre Competition begins at 9:15 am when actual events begin The day will be divided into three sections The morning section will begin at 9:15 am lasting until 11:45 am m Participants will have an hour for lunch The afternoon session will honin at 12:45 pm lasting until 3:15 pm The final round will begin at 3:14 pm and last until 4:30 After the final rounds trophies will be awarded to individual winners at an awards assembly A sweepstake trophy (given to the high school with the highest total number of points gained by it's entries) will also be given to the top "A” school and "B” eparations for the tournament Dr Tucker is the Director of the tournament Mr Neil Warren is the Assistant Director The list of committees necessary for a successful meet are ‘the Greeting Committee the iJVelcome Assembly and Awards Program Committee Judging Committee Hospitality Committee Transportation and Facil school Last year’s sweepstake winners were Highland and Ogden who tied and Wasatch Virtually every faculty member will be involved in judging directing events or making pr JANUARY 26 1968 COLLgGE OF EASTERN UTAH PRICE UTAH Volume VII er small five member squad from the College of Eastern Utah scored a big forensics win last weekend The debate team walked off with four important trophies from the Phoenix College Mountain States Telephone Forensic Classic held at Phoenix Jr College Phoenix Arizona Toni took awards for first place in oratory and third in in- A terpretive reading Joanne Pappas gained a first in extemporaneous speaking Joane and Kate Besso teamed together to take the third place debate trophy EU also placed Kathryn Allred in oratory finals The only freshman making the travelJanuary ing squad was Sue Geary who rated very well and gained valA double winner in the comSkrinuable Toni CEU was experience in individual petition for events Participation at the Arizona contest included a slate of twelve universities and colleges from four states Schools represented j at the tournament were Ricks College Rexburg Ida Adams State College Alamosa Colo jj4 ' Glendale Community College Glendale Ariz Mesa College Grand Junction Colo Northern Arizona University Flagstaff Ariz Mesa Community Phoenix College Mesa Ariz 19-2- 0 Left to right Dr Charles Peterson Shcllee Sitterud and Dr John Tucker inspect folders to be given to speech meet participants Bloodmobile to visit sue-:essf- ul 11 trophies at meet he was extremely pleased with tho excellent record which the squad made in Phoenix Besides the four awards the team also brought home experience which they can put to good use in future meets vc NUMBER Forensic squad receive College Phoenix Ariz Arizona State University Tcmpe Ariz Snow College Ephraim Utah University of Arizona Tucson Ariz Dixie College St George Xltah College of Eastern Utah Price Utah Coach Neil Warren noted that nt members So far the biggest problem of the meet has been the secure ment of judges as 180 are needed Many of the judges are local citizens who annually donate their time for the success of the meet Many of the judges are students at CEU A “School for Judges” was held during the week to insure that the judges are qualified in their undertaking Sessions were held Thursday and Friday The many hours and the effort put into preparations for the meet are sure to make it a GOLDEN EAGLE 1 Every year the Red Cross has t blood drive The purpose of his drive is to renew the supply f the community blood bank Each year the Red Cross :omes to the school and asks for volunteers to give blood for his cause The date set this tear is tentatively scheduled for March 26 It will be held as in former years in the student un on building The drive runs five lours beginning at 10:00 am tnd continuing until 3:00 pm Over the last couple of years his has become an annual cv-:here at CEU Each year he college has challenged tho :ity trying to induce more in the local citizens The drive has been very here at the college in irevious years Last year the allege students donated appro-matel- y 130 pints of blood and’ ities all composed of members of the faculty Recognition should also be given to the custodial department and the office at C COMING UP Left to right Kate Besso Joanne Pappar Skriner return from Phoenix Classic with Sue Geary and Toni the hardware Art §lhow You have probably noticed the collection of paintings enhancing the walls of the student lounge the past few days This collection is a traveling exhibition of one of the oldest art organizations in the state of Utah These paintings have been selected by the Associated Utah Artists from their annual art show This collection will travel throughout the state to encourage fine arts in Utah The paintings were hung January 23 and will remain in the main building until February 2 Thursday evening February 1 between 6 pm and 8 pm an open house will be held at which Mr Fairbanks will discuss the paintings with the public Although oil paintings are predominant a wide variety of techniques and mediums are included The work of many Utah artists will be displayed among these probably the most famous is the work of Florence E Ware Two of her paintings are shown "Along the Wasatch Front” and “Piowr Reverie" Florence Wa-r- e was born in Salt Lake City and graduated from the University of Utah She has been the instructor at the University of Utah for many years All her paintings are completed direct from real life This show consists of thirty-fiv- e paintings Those- - viewing this art show should therefore have no trpuble in seeing a wttfk appealing to their personal likes and tastes Last year's exhibition was very successful and alt evidence points to the one this year as surpassing it E U Basketball (Home) Is benefit game for Ann Self Opportunity Center January 27— Ninth annual CEU January 26— CEU vs USU All-Sta-rs this was higher than the quota set for this area It is hoped that the students will be as highly cooperative this year i High School Speech Meet There is also a challenge Basketball (Home CEU vs made on campus between the JV Last-yeaCSU men and women at CEU the men won by just a few February 2— Preference Ball pints This year the women will T1IY CALL really have to get on the ball! Donating blood is really quite By Maylcen Balle a simple and harmless undertaking Local nurses assist with I see thy face the drive There is also a med- - Jji the twilight glow Of my room ical doctor on duty at all times assisting tyith the drivp at the school College students and T hear thy Sigh nurses aides also helped at the ‘ In the ticking Of my clock school last year the that It is very Important students and citizens of the area I feel thy presence respond to this drive The blood In the depths of my soul from this drive Is put to many As thy feet walk on tiptoe good essential uses It is used To the door of my heart And thy voice whispers “Come!” (Continued on back page) r Art Instructor Justin Fairbanks Pat Johnson and Pam Boyack hang pictures for traveling Art Exhibit Connie Needles |