Show GOLDEN EAGLE Page Six Friday January 26 1969 Meet tlhe EAGLE’S v- - will continue to He improve plans to come back to CEU next year which will assure all of us of the action yet to come now and in the future College of Eastern Utah Eagles win of going on to nationals are excellent He feels the team works well together and that the team is well balanced Everyone on the team is capable of scoring in the 30’s which shows great ability Rick’s favorite shot is the one that gets “two points” Everyone on campus is definitely hoping that we go to nationals and one of the men to put us there is and will be Rick one lose two on weekend travels Playing without starters Mai Neely and Rick Collins CEU’s Eagles still picked up two wins in three tries on the recent road trip On the road junket the Eagles downed Northwest Community Colege of Powell Wyoming 102-7- 4 dumped Western Wyo9 ming J C of Reliance then fell to the Weber State 90-7- Frosh at Ogden Leading 84-6- 5 45-3-9 84-6- at the half C EU got double figure scoring efforts from all five starters in swinging to the win over Northwest Community College Ken Reynold playing at center led with 27 followed by Brent Marriott with 23 and Bob Algrin with 21 Substituting for Mai Neely and Rick Collins Rudy Polesbrook and Martel Muhle-stei- n came through with 10 and Bob’s 21 12 points respectively point performance marks his best game of the season Breaking open a tight contest which was at knotted all CEU Welcome Speech Students Peczuh Printing Company 241 East Main street Price Utah 84301 Telephone: outgunned the Western Wyoming Spartans 90-- 9 Ken Reynolds led all scorers with 37 points his high for the season Having his best game thus far Rudy Polesbrook rammed in 17 points and made some good feeds Missing Rick Collins 6'9" on the boards the Eagles dropped another tilt to the Weber State the 5 Frosh Dominating boards the Wild Kittens allowed the Eagles only one shot each time down the floor 637-047- 3 Mai Neely tried out his injured leg for a brief stint in the Weber game but then hurt it some more so his return to the lineup is still uncertain Rick Collins’ ankle is fairly well Rick may see some action this week if not this week definitely next week Coach Curtis Jenson feels the loss of Mai and Rick for a time to injuries may prove to be valuable in (he long run Martel Rudy and Ralph have gained a lot of valuable experience along with the rest of the reserves As a result the Engles should have a much stronger bunch Tonight the Engles tnke on the Utah Slate in a benefit fame for the Ann Self Opportunity Center Featured on the USU are former Aggie greats Allan Parrish Dennis O’Brien Ics Powell and Henry King Two former CEU players Reid Pace and Randy Moore will fill in when needed Saturday night the Eagles finish off the weekend with the College of Southern Utah Junior Varsity All-Sta- All-Sta- rs rs From the desk of MARTEL MUHLESTEIN man for The active the CEU Eagles is Martel Muhlestein This partial starter (for the previous three games) and top reserve man combines his 6 3” and 168 lbs to give the Eagles quickness and increased depth back-u- p Martel got his start at Provo high school though he originally lived in Orem His excellent prep career gave him the honor of being on first string last year starting at forward Though basketball took most of his hours he did find time to participate in the Ski Club and work with Theta Chi He would though like to continue basketball at the U of U All-Regi- His excellent playing attracted the attention of Coach Jenson who gave him the chance to play with the Eagles He took the offer and is definitely doing an excellent job Martel finds that college ball is more refined put in with more competition to boot His favorite shot is the jumper The chance for nationals he feels is definitely in The fast break and the outside shooting arc what will get us there Martel thinks our only set back will be injuries These will be gone by this Saturday’s game (We hope) Martel being only a freshman has done a tremendous job and the dean RICK COLLINS One of the bigger men on EU’s campus is Rick C Collins starting center on the ranked Eagles He is also the A M S Representative which shows he is quite diversified Rick stands at 6’ 9” and hits the weights at about 192 lbs Rick has been doing a very good job on cleaning the boards and putting in the points that are needed He’s been starting for all the Eagles games new except the last one which was duo to a sprained ankle He’ll probably be playing Saturday night if he can get the ankle functionRick is the ing Rick started his career at Nicalct high school in Milwaukee Wis After four years at Nicalct he received a letter of interest from Jack Gardner who later connected Rick up with Curt Jenson who has worked with Rick now for two years Rick would like to continue playing basketball after he leaves CEU that basketball is much better on the college level The men playing are of die highest calibre The Eagles’ chances Rick feels Past articles from my desk have presented information per- taining to students who have been unable to decide on future occupations and also about college dropouts The December “Research Re- port" from the Utah Foundation may also be of interest It states: “Numerous studies indicate that only about 20 of students in the primary grades are likely eventually to complete four years of college and it is expected that only about 15 of Utah employment in the years immediately ahead will be at the professional level requiring a baccalaureate or higher degree Yet the educational system is heavily college-orientecausto ask whether ing many people it is realistically designed to meet the needs of our young people and of our society” d One of the purposes of CEU is to give every student a chance to find his niche in life We at the college hope that students will feel free to discuss their futures with those in the different occupational areas Dean Selman Home Study 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