U.B. Birthday Party "Goldrush" was the theme for this year's Union Building Birthday Party. Scheduled for the week before finals, the Birthday Party celebration helped students alleviate some of the pressure that usually comes with final exams. Exhibits and displays ran for the week of March 4 through 8, with the culmination of the party taking place Friday night. Casinos, a saloon, a General Store, and a jail were some of the booths that were run by different Activities Board Committees, with the Special Events committee organizing the whole affair. Students were given an opportunity to jail friends, administration, and faculty members for a small fee of 25C, with bail being set at double the amount of the entry fee. Two movies were also shown as a part of the "Goldrush" celebration; "Paint Your Wagon", and a Charlie Chaplin film called 'The Gold Rush". Top: Farrell Shepherd spent the Union Birthday Party celebration at one of the more scenic booths. Middle left: "Wildchilde" was one of the bands that played during the Union Building Birthday party. Middle right Ray Myers, busy coordinator of Student Government, spent hours on the phone trying to locate people with time to spend on ASWSC projects. Opposite page, upper right: Several dorm residents took advantage of the UB Birthday party as a time to relax. Lower left: The UB Birthday party on Friday, March 8, 1974, helped many WSC students release their tensions before finals started on Monday, March 11, 1974. Lower right: Susan Neal helped entertain students at the "Saloon" as a part of the UB Birthday Party's theme "Goldrush".