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Show P ?HI tnri VOLUME III. FOUNDERS F ARMISTICE DAY I 1 4 5m25,,5m 1 $ NUMBER 4. ! : i PROGRAM GIVEN the annual Founders The Dixie College joined the American Legion in the observance of Armistice Day on Nov. The Celebration was observed. entire day was well planned and was carried out in every detail. It was characterized by enthusiasm, pep, and spirit. The day was commenced by the student body parade which was led by the band, followed by standard bearers and the classes in their order. The faculty brought up the rear by pulling a small wagon which represented the Student Body as their cares Each class and and worries. a wore distinctive head Faculty and by carried banners, dress, for and competed songs yells various prizes. After the parade a general meeting was held in the Tabernacle. Mr. Nicholes paid tribute to the Founders and President E. H. Snow spoke on education. His entire theme being to educate and all else would nn DIXIE COLLEGE, SAINT GEORGE, UTAH, NOV. IS, 1924 WELL OBSERVED Nov. 14 u America Peaceful Paradise !. -- America Peaceful Paradise, Dear Homeland, great and true, A land oer which shall ever wave Our flag, red white and blue. Strong in the strength of unity 11. Hoisting the flag at sunrise event of the was the opening day. AT DIXIE COLLEGE I .. LYCEUM NUMBER WINTER COURSES The Winter Quarter for college students and the term for high school students will begin Monday, Nov. 24. Students who could not attend the entire year will be able to select good courses for either the Winter or Spring Quarter or for both quarters in the college work. Additional courses for high school credit are also arranged. The following courses will be given : College courses Government, Government, College courses Mid-wint- er VERY GOOD ONE The Russian Cathedral Quartet which appeared here on the Lyceum Course Saturday evening, Nov. 15th afforded a notable opportunity for local patrons to hear the music of Russia interpreted by native Russian sing- ers. Russian music has been given prominence in America and Euection of LeRoy H. Cox, chairrope during the last few years and its influence is being widely man of the American Legion. America Peaceful Paradise, felt. The opening number of the proWe glory in thy peace. The program of this quartet was call the Prof. God land when gram Bugle haste the day by every some of the finest exincluded Earl J. Bleak. The congregaShall from its warring cease, of the song literature of 5 hrs. credit per term; English amples tion sang the Star Spangled BanThis our example this our work Russia. ner and the prayer was ofII, 3 hrs. credit per term ; PrinTill swords to plowshares turn ; The large audience was thrilfered by the chaplain Mr. A. K. Teach brotherhood, till war no more ciples of Education, 4 hrs. credit ; led with the wonderful harmony. 3 hrs. credit; Hafen. The chorus of the Dixie The happy nations learn. Special Methods, times At the four voices blended 2 Scout Leadership, hrs. credit, College rendered the selection, B. Hatcher, Texas. J. tones into resembling the pipe 3 ; hrs. God of Our Fathers. Mr. Cox per term Curriculum, in its organ perfection. 3 hrs. Business Law, then spoke, emphasizing the credit; was happly balThe V program and (Amercredit; English Signing of the Armistice and its ican Literature), 3 hrs. credit anced including chants, folk true meaning to the soldier, the songs, and operatic selections, urand also He others. per term. parent, In BUREAU PLANS High School Courses ; Chorus sung in the original Russian. follow. ged the citizens to support the EDUCATIONAL to Russian addition the music, Woodwork, Domestic Art A and After the meeting the stu- American Legion in their future well known American songs were BookB, Theology, The rendered Mathematics, chorus activities. and marched dents kept in line ARE ANNOUNCED WEEK AT G0LLE9E My Old Kentucky keeping, Agriculture, Public also given. to the ampitheater east of the the selection, To Thee 0 counMr. Vaselieff, Home by sung Speaking and Debating; English Sugar1 Loaf. The Second and try, a band selection followed. the humsecond tenor, against D Literature) English Third years honored the Faculty Joseph S. Snow, speaker of the The directors of the Public C ; (English Education week was National was one of other three the ming and private music. by presenting a cake to them. day, spoke on, The Outlawing fittingly ushered in by the Service Bureau met recently and numbers. of favorite the After which the different class- of War. The band rendered Correspondence Courses association Sunday decided upon a plan for the winThe solo work of Mr. Sataeff, es and faculty presented playlets another selection, and the beneof nature and the activities ters who can not attend basso, and Mr. Wasilevsky, tenor, Students morning. and inpersonations. The first diction was pronounced by the to be offered. the regular classes but who wish and Mr. Ivanoff the pianoist was Many parents and teachers the programs to to pursue their studies and gain especially appreciated. is years portrayed the movie world chaplain, Mr. Hafen. offer It planned programs of The citizens proved their true gathered to witness the value The in a parody on Cinderella. of to ends and east the north the credit for them may register for literature as portrayed in .the Second years presented the well Americanism and patriotism by one-aof months the work in correspondence courses. county during play, the short story, the DIXIE TO DEBATE known fable the Wolf and the their attendance at this proto and and December Courses are outlined and will be January, and the piano lecture, descriptive WITH KANAB Kittens; the third years the gram. arrange that all members of the ready for students by the 24 of solo. A big dance in the evening vocal Fourth Fox and the Hen; who go home for the November. The following courMiss Ruby Bryners dramatic Bureau The Kanab High School has conyears a duet The Buglar Man ; was the climax of the day. may entertain in their ses may be taken by correspondholidays Three art students to debate the Dixie high presented decorated sented Freshmen impersonated the ex- Gym was artistically respective wards! The aim is to ence: Ida Miss Bottle. in a Pills this year. The question will be ecutive committee, trying a typi- with American flags. AppropFor College credit: English IV, permit the various communities Rose Last The read soon and all other arSeegmiller selected national with cal case; the Sophs played the riate paper caps, to enjoy the talent sent to the V, VI (American Literature), 9 H. Snow E. Pres of Summer, will be made at the designed, colors very cleverly Musical band of Brennon ; the hrs credit; English I, 3 hrs; rangements value of Litera- Dixie for training. The discussed time. same This to were everyone. given The programs to be offered Modern History, 6 hrs; Rural faculty gave a court scene chargMiss Evelyn Thurston Kanab is reported as being exdance very dis- ture, varied and adaptable to all Sociology, 3 hrs; Educ. Psychare ing the different faculty mem- feature made the and Nocturne Chopin by was played waltz A strong in debating ceptionally tinctive. prize bers for unspeakable crimes, occasions. The general pro- ology, 4 hrs ; Principles 6f EducSequrdilal Castiline by Abbeniz. There is a large, this Mrs. Snow, year. conducted. Joseph etc. is to consist of music, read- ation, 4 hrs, American Poetry 3 chewing gum, swearing Elvis Terry sang The gram Enter-priz- e Mr. class in public enthusiastic of Lund William Mr. and came educational talks. hrs. Following the playlets ings and a Russian Folk song. Candland the Miss Volga, After were the speaking; judges. athletic events. The crowning For High School Credit: Special dramatic performances, literaa special made numMonday morning the musical concerts, mutual con- English Literature, Vz unit; director, has feature of the day, however was changing partners a great work a short of the Y. at this the big student body dance in ber of times through the pro- ture department gave joint programs, and dancing dis- Modern History, 1 unit ; Amer- study educis the around certain that It debating will also be offered. Any ican History, 1 unit ; Algebra A, gress of elimination, one couple program centering the evening. Miss plays will be strong and well team and ation floor. democracy. on the left was to 1 the a 1 ; unit. unit Plane Geometry, special The prizes were given wishing of organization prepared. The prize was awarded to this Mary Miles read a description entertainment may designate First years, for the most distincThe Dixie high school debatfrom schoolmasters Irvings Mr. be will and fourth which' desired it Bryan were, to the the tive head dress, type couple A discussion ers are anxious for the fray. Hollow. TRAINING OF The Sleepy furnished in two weeks. Inyears for the playlet and to the Lund and Mrs. B. J. Lund. was are all inexperienced but classic literature of given They TEACHERS dividual numbers will be furnishsecond years for' being the most same spirit of patriotism and to work. Some of them Miles Florence Miss Cox. willing eared to any nearby organization. enthusiastic group and, in gener- loyalty that was exhibited and studied the theory of have on Whitman Walt talked and schools Free compulsory Five students are the maxiprevailed day, al, getting the most points for lier in the and have done America I Hear his read argumentation new poem are experiences. mum that the Bureau will trans- attendance the entire day. throughout the dance. work. The debating Singing. port free of charge to the com- New power of government can practice the outlook Tuesday morning the program munities. But it is expected bring to them success. If they director reports that LEGION OFFERS MEDAL for high been better never GRANT CONTEST was under the direction of the that these five will be prepared succeed, it will be through the has interested as the school debating FRIDAY History' Department. Miss Ida to give a full evenings entertain- genuine effort and support that In the program on Armistice are capable and enthstudents Educaof on the from heart come the can talked only or communities ment. If Seegmiller organDay, Leroy H. Cox announced usiastic. The Heber J. Grant oratorical tional Aspect of the Negro Prob- izations desire the type of pro- the people themselves. It is for the American Legion a medal will be held Friday as a lem. contest school. to be given within the gram that includes several stu- this condition that makes the of Educational event Colthe to concluding the Wednesday morning dents, it may be necessary' to ask position of the' teacher rise to NEW BOOKS ADDED TO This is an award granted is conductcontest This Woodward Week. the with contest will that part of the transportation such high importance. THE LIBRARY join lege winner in an oratorical all Church school in a The standards which teachers Tabered Colin the throughout Dixie yearly expenses be defrayred. program to be conducted by the of the pro- are required to maintain are con schools. Announcements nacle. Messages and papers of Wood-rolege. The subject is Americantakwork Their fourteen be college to will sent are rising. available tinually There a Wilson in two volumes. will being recive will grams ism. The winner Thursday Dr. Woodbury students school es on a new dignity. It is rising twelve to and and communities high be Introduction to the Old An will of organization the name this the auspices lecture under gold medal and try-oabove a profes Testament 1 vol, by Cruhman. a the in above the is calling, that It directors. hoped be to participating a Education kept inscribed on Department. trophy into the realms of an art. orations will be Physical moves ahead Education in the trophy case at the college. Thursday; four will be schedule will soon be completed sion, the program Friday be dignified by technical Smith. must Devotional It Friday in weeks. delivered ansix next the for awarded be conwill This medal over to the successful training, ennobled by character, will morning. Awards will be made given The Story of a Great Schooin the Heber J. Grant testants nually and the prize oration is best and faith. It school sanctified and by best to the lmaster H. G. Wells. high be given in the Armistice Daj The way to be patriotic in Oratorical Contest. to the much too not that say orations. college America but to love the duty program. need of civilization is the need of All patrons are invited to atBewarde of Dec. 13th! The college appreciates the that lies nearest to our hand and teachers. contribution The exercises. these tend day for you unless you see we cooperation of the American I am not bound to be loyal to know that in performing it welto human make which the for present they The Alton Packard, Master Amerquestion our country. Legion. It is only by harmonreal the United States to please my- are serving estimation. in the are fare beyond What Cartoonist. is: ican contest ious cooperation of the agencies self. I am bound to be loyal to Calvin Coolidge. life. and institutions of a community evidences of a religious The most patriotic man is because I live States United the Margaret Savage, editor of who goes in that the best result can be at tain-e- l. under its laws and am its citizen, sometimes the man Dixie News, is seriously ill the for Dates no Make Saturday Let our object be our country, and whether it hurts me or the direction that he thinks right Dec. 13th with Alton pneumonia. She was takwith world except whole country, and nothing whether it benefits me I am even when he sees half the our I have heard something said Packard, Master American Car- en to her home in Leeds Monday. him. but our country. Webster. obliged to be loyal. Loj alt aeainst I toonist. South. about allegiance to the means nothing unless it ha? at He who walks with the wise no educaknow no South, no North, Dixie stands for higher absolute principle the heart its an but shall be wise. I am not a Virginian, Boost Dixie. tion. East, no West, to which I owe of Patrick Henry. American. any allegiance. Clay. ' At 11 oclock a very unique program was rendered at the Stake Tabernacle, under the dir- brotherhood we stand, And trust in God and praise Him for The glorious tranquil land. A Parent-t- eachers ct w ut Uu-luc- - e. A ( |