Show Art Exhibit Comes from Air Force 18th ‘This art everyone can appreciate from the former World War II pilot to the youngster who thinks in terms of the latest jets and missiles” "This portrayal of Air Force life is defferent It certainly proves that the eye of the skilled artist secs more than the lens of a camera” These comments are typical of those regarding a unique arc exhibit which comes to Price March IS to 22 The art exhibit will be set up in the library and will be open to the public during library hours There is no admission charge The paintings in this display were donated by artists from GOLDEN Volume VII March Blsodmobile to visit CEU 8 March$? -- t— ft M M — - M Freshmen battle Sophomores in drive Bleeders beware once again the Red Cross bloodmobile is coming to CEU Hoping that CEU will match or even surpass its record breaking total of 147 pints donated last year the Red Cross will be staging thisarear's durdrive Tuesday March yjt the first week of spring ing — mm mm a — mjrnmmm ?I I I I ' 16 —v 'lik'yrwia — mmm V — March 9— CEU Radio Broad- cast XU if se 11:30 am an KOAL (every Saturday) March Finals March Spring Vacation March 18— Registration 8:30 a 11-13- — wl h 14-17- 10:00 am Sophomores Women’s in Freshmen Gym MarchP- - Blood Bank at CEU froml0:00 am to 3:00 pm March 20— Movie "Geisha Boy” March 21— U of U Male Chorus m evening performance at 8:00 pm March 22-23- — ional High CEU hosts RegSchool Science Fair is one of the FBI's ten most wanted men Actually this is sophomore John Mannos showing the kind of beard it may take to win the Rodeo Club Beard Growing Contest You’re wrong if you guessed this March 23— Jents plav for Opening Social at 10:00 pm March 27— Granite Youth BEARD CONTEST rodeo club CEU is sponsor Tear your heart out J G Gillette manufacturer of the "spoiler” (the razor blade with the mirace plastic coating) and oth- - College queen pageant slated ten-da- y the Pentagon at the Air Force Academy in Colorado and the Air Force Museum at House n AFB Ohio The display in Price is being sponsored by CEU - te Wash-Ingto- collection White the COMING UP ll blood-a-tho- in Wright-Patterso- ' blood bleed-for-a- this A look at some of the art and exhibits can be fourd on page four of this week’s Golden anyone else who is in need of Last year the whole thing was a bloody affair with much blood being siphoned on both sides In the end however CEU had Price City 147 to 136 in a real Voluntarily submitting their arm veins to vampirization the quarter Adding interest to the 1968 students at CEU played the maRED CROSS drive will be a jor role in swelling the total battle (hopefully a very bloody pints donated to 283 the largest one) between the freshman and two day Carbon County blood draw since World War II This sophomore classes Both freshman president Joe Espinoza figure eclipsed the previous high and sophomore president Ron by 100 pints Particularly pleasAtwood are supremely confiing to the Red Cross last year was the number of first time dent that their respective classdonors at CEU Eighty-nin- e es will the other Since the sophomore class is more peope came to know the value and satisfaction of giving outnumbered almost two to one the competition will be on a blood percentage basis All a student need do to be a Giving the sophomore class donor and take part in this n is to come the traditional slap in the face year’s the to Union which is customary in duels building on the Joe Espinoza challenges "Cut 26th There a nurse will take a a sophomore and all you get is sample of his blood It is then a thimble full of sour prune dropped into a test tube soluJuice Even if they have any tion and tested for impurities guts they'll be lucky to produce to see if the donor is anemic A student not anemic or underhalf as much blood as the freshman class Since it's supposed weight can then go through the to be hard to get blood from a painless operation of deviating turnin I hereby promise that blood After a student’s blood has should the freshmen lose bv been taken it is necessary for I will fickle of some fate finger to him rest for a short time Luck! Good TEN cat TURNIPS his rest he Is served During Returning the slap Ron At- cookies and punch or coffee by wood saiys "In due respect to Red Cross workers the enthusiasm of the Freshman class and their challenge to crush us in the blood drive they have erred not knowing the power and potential of the Sophs Attention CEU Coeds! The For in that day shall the deaf of National Queen Pageant the Freshmen have the words of has now College You can win expanded the Sophomores and the eyes of n York New to a City trip their blind shall sec out of darkPalm D C and West ness and out of obscurity And In the 1968 comFlorida Beach they shal be brought down and petition the winner from each shalt speak out of the ground will travel to three sepaand their speech shall be low stale cities to rate give college stuout of the dust wonderful opportunity a dents May we warn the Freshmen to "Discover America” we are out for blood and we will The National College Queen be looking forward to the comito students and educacal event when our dear Bro- ageant alike has become recogniztors ther Joe devours the 10 turnips ed as a search to significant consecutively It looks like a find and to honor the nation’s Piece O' Cake for the Sophs—” most outstanding college girl Ron 5:9-1- 2 The candidates are tested on Site of the titanic battle of the their intelligence their general their qualities of knowldge bloods this year will be the Untheir personaland leadership ion Buiding Lasting five hours ities 10:00 a the drive will begin at Every college student who enm and continue until 3:00 pm the contest receives a questers the Blood donated during She is asked to destionnaire to drive will be put many good and essential uses Some will be cribe her schoastic career her used as fresh plasma for hemogrades her hobbies etc If she while other pints Is then chosen as a state winglobin patients will be used to make vaccine for ner she will receive a smallpox Hemorrhaging pat- trip to New York City— all ex ients are also in gread need of penses paid The National winner will reblood donated to the blond bank ceive The as well as burned patients many wonderful prizes blood bank serves people in vaued at more than $5000 inCarbon and Emery counties and cluding an paid trip out-dona- NUMBER PRICE UTAH feel have been documented on over 50 paintings donated during the past seven years The selections in this exhibit arc but a small portion of the Air Force Art Collection The entire library includes over 2500 paintings and drawings some of which date back to World War I Works from hang regularly EAGLE COLLEGE OF EASTERN UTAH 1968 the Societies of Illustrators of New York Los Angeles and San Francisco To record on canvas the contemporary life of the U S Air Force they arc flown to all parts of the word Their impressions of what they see and to California on New Year’s Day to enjoy the Parade and the Rose Bowl game a Plymouth Sport Fury a trip to Europe and a complete wardrobe of er shaving gear starting on March 19 aund 20 registration will be carried on in the Geary Theatre lounge for the annual Rodeo Club beard growing contest Held each year in conjunction with the CEU Rodeo the beard growing contest will afford everyone except possibly the girls a chance to win a nice plaque for whisker growing proficiency Awards will be given for the thickest beard the saddest beard the neatest beard and the most beautiful To start this year's "beard-a- - off on an equal a contestant must bo footing clean shaven when he registers the 19th or the 20th If a participant is not free to start growing his beard on the 19th or 20th he can register dean shaven later the only penalty being that he is days behind his competition A beard grower must wear his beard until Rodeo Week is over Hoping to take all favoritism out of the award giving the n Club is trying to get some local barbers to judge the beards during Rodeo Week grow-grow- " Ro-de- rsrrstiwijp fashions A college gir may send in her own name or she may be nominated by a classmate a friend or a member of her family Judging is based on academic accomplishments The student's scholastic record is important Poise personality and a appearance arc also considered Remember the deadline for all applications is March well-groom- 28 ed 1968 For further information contact Mrs MacKnight in Room 206 B Question? GIVEN: A group of people who won't have their pictures taken for the yearbook REQUIRED: A Arc these people sick? B Who do the people care about? C Are these people interested In CEU? are these people trying to prove? D What new class is being taught Spring Quarter "Introduction to Lawn-olog- y I” Getting practiced up for his demanding class are Sam Farlafaw Joe Espinoza John Mannos Mary Naylor and Gall A |