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Show PageThree lower division graduates to According listed DIXIE A. K. Hafon, chairman of tho commit too on credits graduation, lower ditho of tho following students vision aro candidates for graduation Gonoviovo SOCIAL SCIENCE Bastian, Dwano Asay, Aft on Walter Fullerton, Horma Gublcr, Edna Rao Gardner, Banard Hafon, Mario Higbee, Ruby Mocham, Mary Miller, Vivian Prince, Rose Riding, Dolores SulRex Prisbrey, livan, La Prolo Sullivan, Sylva Snow, Bovorly Toblor, Spencer Truman, Para Leo Wallace, Merlene Whitehead, Delsey ' tutions as Dixie; we are, therefore, especially grateful for those who helped obtain tho money. .D. LEILA Woo- dbury, LoGrand Wood. BIOLOGICAL Blake, SCIENCES--Cla- ra how Truman Bowler, DIVISION OF HUMANITIES Helen Cannon, Parke Cox, Ruth Hafon, ano, aro among Gray Wilkin, Alma Woodbury.. Norman .D. SEMINARY NOTES A Seminary ' group of Woodward students of the Old Testament class wore entertained with a waffle supper, by Mrs. Naomi C. A Carr at her .D. ' as candidates for graduation from the Insti- on bertson, NEWS id second; on was Emma the subject of national defense. .D. Mrs. Spencer left for Logan to spend the parents. for the outstanding art stuheld, and this person will re- ceive tho Art Guild pin on honor day. ' i changes made. dent and' Paul first, and Robert wrote Kunz, Ev- elyn and Paul .wrote oh Americanism. meeting Election Evelyn Thompson, second. of tho Art Guild 'last wok held in tho Art 'room, the clubs constitution was read, and some minor a BRIEFS of the American Legion Auxilschool essay contest wore Emma iary high Sullivan, first, and Robert Fordham, Ray Sorenson, .D. At ; Winners Turner, Joyce Welker, Elizabeth H. Carlos Lang, Volva Atkin, MaWelkor, rjorie Rust, Clair Kendall, Merle Morris, Shirloy Webb, Naomi C,' Carr. Gwon the Old Testament classes this .D. McMullin,' Homer Ro- Paulino' Schmutz, last night. Experiments demonstrating the poisoneffect of tobacco are being carried by week. George .mdrus, Bentley, Bonita Bradshaw, Burgoss, Maurino Leavitt, Grant home ous Max Earl Hafon, Harold Hafen, will be held Sunday at Cedar City for Saturday all Seminary teachers. Mr. Welker is, to bo the toastmaster at' the banquet. Glade Wit two r. La-vo- convention and El-v- Floyd Gardner, most-treasur- ed my is expecting to teach next year. She Atkin, Linna Tom Melvin Bleak, Brynor, Burton Bryant, Burgess, Edith Crosby, Mona Fawcett, Max in Gentry, Marion Graff, Ballard Hafon, Hafon, Grant Cottain, Orlo H. Hall, Helen Jolley, Thomas Judd, Duane Loany,. Phyllis Lightner, Keith McArthur, Milton Nelson, George Olds, Merlo Riding, Weston Verna Shumway, Bill Seegmillor, Swapp, Nellie Thompson, Clay Williams, tute; is memories. Mrs. Hallmark came hero" from the. East. Evelyn Smith, Preston hitehoad, INSTITUTE NAMES GRADUATION CANDIDATES Tho following students are named Texas Tech, where she attending - Jessie Larson, June Nisson, Irvin Pace, Belva PHYSICAL SCIENCES is in receipt of a letter ' doing senior work. She says, "I enjoy my work, but one can never have tho personal contact with tho faculty and student body as when in a small college, My heart will ever bo in Utahs Dixie. My school days there ' Roundy, PRAISES DIXIE Leila Hallmark, a graduato of the Dixie junior college. She states she is Caldwell, Kay Enpoy, ney Burgess, Karl Heaton, Helen Milos, Donna Lou Morris, Anne Neilson, Ralph Nisson, Shirley Olson, Dean Snow, Ross Syphus, Vivian Torry, Garland Turner. Mc-Farl- Hafen K. from Volma Roma HMLIMARK A. Rod- W.: Clive Hartman, year, Dixie can draw $4,000 more to add to their budget. Governor- Blood has given his permission for this sum because the extra amount is necessary to carry on our work. The increased enrollment the justifies grant . It is usually a- very difficult thing to find additional money for such insti- Jean Brynor, Dorothy Foremast or, Shelby Froi, Jano Coatos, to the exceptional enrollment this Duo and this spring: GETS MORE MONEY The t .D. , yesterday morning with her week-en- d ; grades are 'holding health and music meet today. elementary a |