| Show November 22 1968 golden eagle Coeds' Page Three “Now let’s see you gave me a dollar and your food comes to sixty-fiv-e so I give you back a quarter and two nickels and a dime no now wait a minute you gave me e sixty-fivcents so a dollar and your food comes to wear weekly By AWS and 1IEC By Kara Gardner and Kayla Ilanna Attention coeds 1! This week’s fascinating fashion model is Miss Toni Bottino Toni is not and lovely only this day but every day This is one of the greatest factors for a girl on her way to the top Today Toni is in top fashion with a lovely dress she made herself She models a flattering which is very navy blue much in style This navy blue cotton is set off by medium sized yellow flowers She accessorizes this outfit with yellow which accents the flowers All in all this is a stunning outfit Toni is a freshman who enjoys being a spotlight of fashion Toni last attended Carbon High School where she was graduated with high honors and in the top fifth of her class She is well-groom- A-li- ne Tori Botttco BELIEVE? Mason Rick By An A on every test No school— just parties No draft A student demonstration or WOULD YA sit-i- n male school female school The library being open Homecoming week over again Lots of snow A completely silent dorm Living at the "Morgue” Mr Burge being late The newspaper out on time No coal in Carbon County Mac's pad— without a party Jack Blank as the dip-hi- p Mr Trujillo is a Democrat Getting to bed before 10:00 pm What would ya believe? An all An all From the desk of the dean wish to ible Let me especially thank the advisors studentbody officers and club presidents for making these so far a big success With the quarter ending and the holiday season coming let's remember that there are still activities and studies that should not be forgotten Good luck Dean Sclman Pi Gamma Chi Initiation ceremonies we r e held Mon November 19 at 7:30 Sharon Hullingcr and Jona Rcbol were nominated to take charge of the Christmas Party Edyth Brown chairman for Pi Gam Week to be held in January has begun making plans to fill the week with festivities Yearbook pictures will be taken next Tuesday 3rd period Alex Tidwell throws manual wheel undecided in her major but leans a great deal toward math Toni has a pleasing personality and a very lovely smile a pot on the Cindy Lyrn will be her name She weighed 6 lbs 11 oz and is 20 inches long Mother Sue bert was at the hospital to greet Cindy on her arrival Sail-Pri- ce Letter to the editor Students of CEU: The D’s and Ts To those who missed the show Saturday night presented by the Three D’s and the Terry Sisters: Shame on you And to those who didn’t: I need say nothing because you probably feel it was the best dollar you’ve spent Needless to say the Three D’s and the lovely Terry Sisters presented one of the finest shows this writer has seen From pop to folk to their unique sound filled the Geary theatre for those few hours with an escape to a land filled with beauty warmth and humor Of the many comments heard after the show the simple— “Gee they were good!” perhaps described them best They sang of freedom of unselfishness of tolerance and of love Somewhere in between the bits of poetry and wisdom set to song they interjected their own special brand of humor-l-ike the song about the terrible evil Jabberwocky (strictly from Transylvania) Toward the close of their performance they received a well deserved standing ovation from a very appreciative audience Again to those who missed the evening: Shame on you for missing a wonderful show Just be sure and see them the next time you have a chance to You won’t be disappointed Randy Johnson semi-classic- congratulate the the CEU for of studentbody their outstanding achievements in the activities so far this year I feel that everything tried has been outstandingly successful and I know that without hard work and sincere efforts of everyone these wonderful activities would not have been possI Steve Saubert’s big grin is be-cause he is a first time father The little miss checked te at the hospital about 11:00 am October 2 Tuesday morning al Dear Editor: MUSIC COMES BACK TO C E U Thursday November 21 was the day Geary Theatre was the place Time was 9:50 The CEU choir led by Mr Frank Fostma began the concert One of the outstanding songs was "Praise the Lord” with Sounding Cymbals The choir was accompanied by an ensemble from the band Linnore Potter played the piano The band was followed by the choir under the direction of Mr Dcrral Siggard The band began with a march titled “His Honor” This band was converted Into a marching band for homecoming week and led the 1968 CEU Homecoming Parade We have all been looking forward to the time CEU would lead the parade with their own band Mr Fificld and Mr Siggard are responsible once again for bringing ’Band’ back to Carbon County A pat on the back to you Mr Siggard Kara Gardner Home Ec Clu- b- President Shannon Bryner Is seated second from right Mrs Pizza is standing on the far left Home Ec The club The Home Economics Club this year has really been active AWS news Last Tuesday the Associated Women Students and Associated Men Students presented a combined fashion show It was never done before but there was always a first time All of the stores in Price presented fashions from their stores to make this an enjoyable evening The stores that participated were An go’s Bclva’s Harris Style Shop Penncys Boyacks Price Trading Mode O’Day and Kid’s Shoe Store Those who attended had an enjoyable time and those who didn’t attend really missed out It should have been entitled "Laughs Through Fashions” instead of "Winter Fashion President— Shannon Bry-tiVice President— Stcva Stevens Secretary— Lynda Brasher Reporter— Trudy Hancock Activity Chairmen— Edith Brown and Mary Abe and Sponsor— Mary Pizza have been planning many activities such as Home Economic conventions in which the members may participate To help raise money er for these activities they are going to hold a drawing for a turkey Tickets will be sold until Friday November 22 The cost of a ticket will be 25c and you can get tickets from any of the officers and members of the club Two turkeys will be given away that weigh approximately 2 pounds Don’t miss your chance for a free turkey We would like to invite all those who are taking Home Economics classes to come and join the club 10-1- Sh- ow” Ann Forsyth sang "I Loved You Once in Silence” and was also a commentator along with Pat Dimick for the women students Dan Adams was commentator for the men’s fashions Sharon Long presented a dance and a barber shop quartet from the high school performed A lot of hard work went into this fashion show In getting the models the clothes stage dec- oration and description For those who helped out a sincere thank you We’d like to thank all of the men and women models for being the good sports that they were “Laughs Through Fashions” was quite unique Coining up for the Associated Women Students is a bake sale being held December 4 5 and 6 Rodeo club Rodeo club made plans for a Christmas party at their meeting mi November 19 I9G8 Details are being checked to go ice skating at Consumers Ernie Manson was put in charge of obtaining a tree for the annual Christmas tree decorating contest Some of the members are planning to join the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Arsnciation In the spring they will attend various college sponsored rodeos to gain points for their school The school with the highest number of points receives a trophy Any girl getting queen at a college rodeo that has membership is eligible to compete for the national rodeo queen NI-R- A inter-eolegia-te |
