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Show VOLUME V. STUDENT BODY NUMBER DIXIE COLLEGE, SAINT GEORGE, UTAH, OCTOBER 27, 1925 OLDER SCOUTS HOLD CONVENTION WINTER COURSES CHANGES IN SCHOOL PLANT LYCEUM COURSE 1. CURRENT YEAR REGISTRATION LEADS HOLDS ELECTION The second annual convention BEEN ARRANGED AT DIXIE COLLEGE During the summer months Registration for the current of the old scouts of Utah was school have taken year continues well in place many changes held in Salt Lake Oct. lead of registration a year in and alout the institution. council was represented by The Student body officers The Dixie College Lyceum ago. A total of 399 students The numerous requests for The auditorium has been changtwo from its respective winter courses almost make it ed from an attic into a room of Course promises, this season to had registrated at the Dixie Colboys were elected after week of camredistrict. curbe one of the best ever offered lege according to statistics paigning which started Monday imperative to offer subjects for art and beauty. Beautiful from ceived the The convention was an inspir- students who cannot today Registars Oct. 5, and consummated at the spend the tains adorn the rostrom. The by the institution. During past student body dance held in the ation to scout leaders and educa- entire year in school but who stage is fully equipped with an ears the course has consisted office. This number compared 1924-2- 5 contors who attended and listened wish to of five numbers supplied by im- with that of the year Gym Friday night, Oct. 9. pursue their studies part effective lighting system, hundred and which totaled three in. of various cf The who been had entire program was of the year. Although registra- sisting lights Party leaders ported talent. This season, three n Dixour shows that colors. worked out and nominated numbers only will be furnished began presented by the tion is heavy and the teachers previously An art gallery has been made by outside talent, and, in ac- ie College is rapidly growing. campaigning Monday morning. boys themselves. The boys met are carrying almost capacity The three hundred and nineThe parties adopted the follow- in department sessions and dis- loads there will be provision wherein students may practice cordance with arrangements now enrolled inMaggie, managed cussed such problems as: Train- made for students who wish to the fundamental strokes of made last season, the Branch ty nine students ing names: cludes four college and eighty Scouting in take work during the wint.er painting and also display their Agricultural College of Cedar by Mary Graham, and Jiggs, ing for Leadership Alsixteen students. special City will furnish one number and managed by Alfred Morris. the Home ; Training for Leader- term. Some of the regular work. exof those the majority Just recently, lawms have been the Dixie College will supply one though Each party rendered brief comic ship Scouting in the Commun- courses lend themselves very to attend the college pecting which ity; Opportunities for Service. well to students beginning the planted and already their effect number, thus making a course of programs have registered there are a few five numbers. Some new is noticed. were well applauded by the stu- At the close of each department second quarter. who have not done so. Special have measures Various other will This plan, it is believed, dent body. In the afternoon the session a bulls eye speaker courses also will be given so stustudents are still enrolling and surto our been taken several an advantage from beautify Maggies gave a dance in the was selected by the boys to sum- dents will find a good list from all are urged to register at once. Students In the first respect points of view. Gym with corned beef as re marize in the main session. The which to select their courses, roundings. Many new students are enrollplace, it will make it possible to freshments. The Maggies play talks given, although extempor- both for high school and for col- the efforts of leaders in this towns and ed from aneous, were very well given ; lege credit. Some of the coursbring into our community artists counties. surrounding ed There aint no Flies on Magso far counties The than of greater prominence : gie to double quick time, the some of the boys talked fifteen es already arranged for are besides Washington heretofore, as more money can represented result being a very lively dance. minutes, with little reference to PUBLIC SERVICE and Kane, NevCollege Courses be used in the purchase of these are Iron, Beaver notes. an occasional By Tuesday BUREAU also ada is represented. numbers. It will also give the The result of this convention English II poster portrayed in burlesque of Education B. A. C- and Dixie an opportunPrinciples Monheld should give educators much the results of rallies The Public Service Bureau is Methods and thus WARDS REORGANIZED Special well known to the people of this ity to use home talent, day night. Each party render- room for thought. A funda- Scout to chance a Leadership ed programs again in devotional mental principle of pedagogy and neighboring communities as give our own artists Because of increasing size the Curriculum on hand the Lyceum and the Jiggs gave dancing and was concretely illustrated the a result of its accomplishments try their two St. George Wards were of The exchange These Trigonometry was a complete platform. It last year. punch in the Gym. Tuesday principle of September Sunday, American Literature between the success in every respect, and Lyceum numbers wards new and night was spent in rallying and boys taught themselves, and Art three 13th, and the B. A. C. made a good job of it. both students and communities local institution stead. in slating candidates. their Grammar will giveFto each institution and The slogan selected for the were benefitted by the performWednesday the primary elecThe Wards will be known as Law Business to the people of the respective ances given. It gave aspiring tions were held. The Maggies convention was, Carry On. the East, West and South wards to an opportunity Zoology students an opportunity to ap communities, repaired to the Gym and nomin- To reach the goal in scouting, it respectively. become acquainted with the Bacteriology ated Newel R- Frei for Chief was decided, it is necessary for pear before the public and at the work of the other school. The East ward includes that Government rethe same townspeople time, of the city east of Main Com., Gertrude Fawcett Com. of the older scout, not to gradu Music (both vocal and instruThe. opening number of the part instrucof best to the some ceived the Graham but younger give south to First South, ate, Mary Street Amusement; Madam Idelle Patterson, mental.) tion and entertainment from the course, Caddie boy that which he himself has to the temple and Com. of Debating; east thence October High School Courses students and teachers of the soprano, appeared here,doubt one thence south. Andrus Business Manager anc attained. The scout is not 12. She was without Dixie College. The West ward consists of Ashworth Thompson as Athletic through when he has attained Woodwork of the greatest artists that has This year it is the aim of the the Eagle rank. His task is Physical Education that part of the city west of Manager ever appeared in St. George. Public Service Bureau to carry Main Street as far south as TabThe Jiggs remained in the never completed ; his task is one Plant Disease On November 19th, Richard this make and work of on the good Mar of helping other boys grow, ernacle street, thence west. Auditorium and nominated Cooking Czerwonky, violinist, will apthan succesfsul more even rank to the reach Ferol The South ward takes in all ion Snow for Chief Com.; year Rural Sanitation helping them pear. Mr. Czerwonky is classed been has Bureau the Into last. scout. of and including the west south McQuarrie Com. of Amusement of Eagle English C by many critics as one of the in of form new a Manintroduced, Tabernacle street, and of side Berniece Benson Debating Our Dixie representatives Typewriting coming violinists of the nation. entertainment and struction Busidiscusinstrumental. the and all boundary line will be down Music vocal were prominent in ager; Wendell Robinson A definite date has not as yet beneficial most will be that be Main Street from the public courses Lunc as of these named and Most may ness Manager Grant sions and were B. A. C. of been arranged with the assured been has Bureau The to First South. in the courses Park Zion followed square of the Athletic Manager. by for the presentation of their of the speakthe public desirG. F. support Miles, bishop of the those a the to be proCouncil in formulating in accordance with Thursday proved Spring Quarter by classes in number, but art dramatic and ward has been transferred term. East ing last the for to remain next enthusiasm tide of especial into last ing high year. gram for and its object "he agreement entered of bishop in the this to undertaking the ex position were black when ly eyes season that institution will apCounto the will assist be High ward. James McArthur South changed in an effort to prevent pear for one number. of the officers 'and stake cil DIXIE is VISITS the retiring bishop of the the cremation of Jiggs in effigy DR. KERR BROTHER GARDNERS The Dixie College number will in sending out as mis church ward. The bishop of the West March 12, under CONTRIBUTION Campaigning ceased Thursday who have be presented students is Karl N. Snow with A. A. ward archaeologist sionaries, Dr. East Kerr, The Homeland night and election began Friday on the name of and has of Utah talks and Rudger reading F. Linder John of the prepared University The successful candidates wer William Gardner has generConcert Co. the school, counselors. his as Atkin subjects. religious here been visiting announced in the dance Friday contributed to the college The closing number of the to cooperate ously The bishop of the West ward Also, of immeasurable value course will be and seventeen dolhundred four night. Mr. Smith impersonated and making plans given by Miss Gay in the past, in the been as has be. will W. W. McArthur, with Vernon is Dixie College the with Maggie and Mr. Harrison Jiggs lars. At six percent interest McLaren, dramatic reader, on talmusical of relics. the presentation Worthen and J. R. Fawcett as in a comic representation of the collection of Indian 26. this amount nets twenty-fiv- e April adand to the the ent attention for his counselors. pleasure He has called dollars per annum and will be family troubles of Maggie and comnumerous of vancement for anyunlawful Frank G. Miles is bishop of it is awarded to pay a college entrJiggs. Jiggs was compelled to fact that students In from this munities. South ward, with Harold way the without permission DIXIE MISSIONARIES ance for some deserving student. give in and they became once one, inwill be to reciprocally and and Gordon Mathis as his Snow dig S. public government, the U. more reconciled thus representiMissionary Journals and col- benefited. ruins oi e counselors. Indian who students the of Twenty-onlections gathered while Brother ng the defeat of Jiggs and the to any H. R. Bentley is clerk for St. to collect any lelics or have attended or graduated from to graves supGardner was on three missions, uniting of both parties East Ward and George now arrowheads, are Dixie doing George as the College such pottery, PATRON HONORED port the successful candidates. covering a period of eleven years S. Brooks, Jr., is clerk for U. in from work either public alor missionary tools implements Three of the Maggies and two among the Maoris have been South Ward. The clerk also unlawful for John G. Hafen, formerly bi.sh or abroad. They are: of the Jiggs were elected as fol- lands. It is so given to the college. This valand Klcinman. Charles cf the St. George West ward ha? Archie years o people to take such relics lows : uable collection comprises over op for twenty-eigh- t such Bringhurst, Joseph McArthur, not yet pen appointed. Chief Com. seH them. If apprehended, two thousand beautiful shells in- Santa Clara, was tendered Newel R. Frei Of the above number appointtaken and seized Saturday Wihiam Snow, Eric Snow, Clair Com of articles may be Gertrude Fawcett, many kinds, various birthday reception cluding the and ed to their respective positions Leland Walden Ballard, in the Sant? Terry. by the proper officers Amusement. sizes, and wonderful and gorg- night, Oct. 17, as fined four are graduates of the Dixie be James Howard childJudd, Stout, may eous colorings; beautiful ait Clara auditorium by his Mary Graham.. Debating Mana- - guilty parties Another ward bishopOrvando Maude Bunker. Lemon, College. much as $500.00. era Us; many different kinds of ren, grandchildren, and great0V. to ric Rulon organized within the Rex eighty-srecently is is now Gubler, isSterling. planning The College grandchildren. He Grant Lund ....Athletic Manager specimens of wood ; various has as bishop a Stake C. St. govern-men- t Lorin the George of Joseph his Miles, from old. Four Snow, a permit years Business and sea plants; animal land Wendell Robinson Thus we of Dixie. the to excavate some of the whale teeth and grandchildren are at present in- Hinton, David Stout, Max Ilefen. graduate including parts Managerare our assuming graduates in the Dixie College. Erne-- t Stucki, Lorin Hirschi and see in this neighborhood so as After the cheering had quiet- ruins tusks, wild boar teeth and back structors CrawfordPlans positions. responsibe Marva collection. twelve to grandehdd-rethe and add son to One elected ofbones of native animals; coral; ed. each of made to get some are graduates of the school stone articles and ornaments ficers gave impromptu speeches are being to precious commodity as much as which display in cases eleven grandchildren and and and such as hatchets, rings and were congratulated by Wes- glass will such j ou will, and the supply are now THE DAILY MIRACLE such relics. If anyone has old and one twenty-fiv- e ; ley Pearce. pendants from withheld be never you. tc Dixie s'.udciV relics, the school will be glad M. J. Miles. various coins; native armory enrobed in the You wake up in the morning, Moreover, you car.not draw on contributed. a Brother rnen if Such them Kaura and body. display wood growths to get pecular Hafen have indeed helped to and lo! your purse is magically the future. Impossible waste Mr. A. M. Woodbury is spendbut gum. can You cost Good words nothing only hours of into debt! and filled with twenty-fou- r ing considerable time getting Not all of this collection which make Dixie. Commendation You cana: e worth much. moment. of the the tissue manufactured so parsing men the nrai-.such they we so are due sturdy such material in shape value and appreciis kept highly it waste not of your life- No one may be displayed to advantage. ate has as yet been displayed to who pioneered this land and who universe for is you. A contented mind is a its can take it from you. It A. M. W. the best advantage, but in the leave such an impress upon Arnold Bennett. receive2 No one feast. so hiworv. near future this will be done reless or than you either more be better viewed by It is never too late to learn. W?s's infinitely ceive. Constant occupation presents that it may visitors. can. as A quiet tongue shows a wise as be jour you merry Aye, students and sixty-seve- self-activit- y. repre-entativ- es oo-tai- n even n the-newl- gveat-grandchi- ld - e head. temptation. |