! DIXIE JOURNALISTS CHATTER Issued each' Friday by the journalism class at the Dixie junior college, St. George, Utah EDITORIAL STAFF .Editor Associate Editor Assistant Editor Esplin Corris Cram....... J ane Pace Staff- Artist Caroline Stucki, Peggy Judd - Joel Jolley, Junior Cannon ' ....Associate Artists Business Manager .'Associate Manager Orson Trent ham Sports Editor Jameson Georgena Anderson, Viola Iva Secretarial Staff Johns on, Muriel Ford, Howard Clark Berneice Holt, Alene Allen, Sylva Atkin Raymond Cottam, Beulah Barber, Enid' Webb Lu B. Glen REVERSE f0llj "" There has always been an idea that the place for students to study-- where quietness prevailed anij where loving glances were never eThose days are gone forever. xchanged, Today quite t,ha opposite. isJ true. go there to study a constant hum may be heard any hour of the day, and in sore cases' the eyes can say much more than was ; Mary Paxman Ross Page IN STUDY Staff Reporters .Adviser Smith, mere words. If the truth ' were known, it would be are happy marriages that results of school-da- y found study periods. time, in the blessed past, a the cookie strolled into At one blue-eye- d college library and uiUnhOnt tonally seated herself across the table from .bashful football star. a Now lugger it that this so happened from the very had, pig-sk- in first, been Miss Blue-eyhero. "She very boldly began questioning' him about the last game, and praised him for his heroic es - HEW YEAR PRES CUTS CHALLENGE the out ' old, ring in the new, ring out your handkerchief, and ring down, the curtain. That's about all we can say for 1941 Old Father Time has taken him and left us this fresh youngster of a year 1942, who for all his Ring . youth looks incredibly wise and cynical-Were a little afraid of this child, We may not be able to handle him quite the to. since this wey we want However, is going to the go happy fate way nev; sends year it in water, or maybe spite of hell and high because of it, it seems as though the best thing can moaning our do wo is Xeep em ' flying,, spirits. After all its the little things in life that count a smile, a word, a glance they make up the big things that nations. So if we can keep our spirits flying, maybe 1942 wont turn out so badly after all. If what is inside of yauis bright,' all ' sway the war clcruds in the world cant hurt D Keep your mind on the great and splendid things you would like- to' do and then, as . the days go gliding by, you will find yourself unconsciously seizing the opportunities that are required for the fulfullment of your desire. Picture in your mind the able earnest, useful person you desire to be, and the orming you is hourly transfinto that particular indivd-u- al you you so admire hold Elbert ..Hubbard, . He, - without to study books they went to class unprepared and, worst of all, it looked like love. The next' quarter rolled around, and their study hour together ended.' That wouldnt do, so.,, as in' every- good story, icated- They Came ' ' they were married.' Today, in their home they have hanging above the mantel- 'the' following proverb, study hour at" nine saves time A B. 3. D all work that produces results, nine tenths must be drudgery. There is no work from the highest to the lowest which can bo' done well by any man who is Of -- to make that sacrifice. And is nothing which so truly repays unwilling there you. thought that being' like "all other men, was' quite taken away by her flattery and in' return, timidly told her that she had very beautiful eyes. Of course', the usual line followed', Ill- bet you tell that to all the girls. The following day found the following the- same table from the same girl across lad.' Then- things began to get complplaying. itself as weariness. 'this very perseverance against P. H. Kamerton. W Gather some profit to thy soul wheresoever- thou be; so as if thou seest or hearest of any good examples, kindle thyself to the imitation thereof. But thou observest anything worthy of re proof, beware thou do not the same. if . Thomas d Kempis D HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL!