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Show n n VOLUME 10 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1948 "425 Pounds of Flyers" B.A.C. Dubs Dixie Flyers In NUMBER Pep Rally Precedes Wednesday Game 13-- 0 The square behind the educational building was the gathering place for many Dixie students Tuesday night, September 5, to participate in a rousing pep rally, which usually precedes the opengame. ing A huge bonfire was lit and the cheer leaders led the crowd of students in cheer yells, after which the students lined up, lit torches, and snake danced to the intersection of Main and Tabernacle, led by the band, who is always present at Dixie doings, adding pep and spirit. At the intersection a large circle was formed and the B.A.C. dummy was burned. This was followed by the school song and numerous pep yells, in which everyone participated. The rally broke up from the bank corner and a dance was held on the sidewalks in front ol the education building. 48-yea- Ford-Woodbu- Dixie-B.A.- ? - d ry " I -- 'if, t'-- ' u "r ; ' better than that. With four players on the lineup weighing over 200 pounds, Dixie should go down the field play after play. Something is wrong somewhere! The plays which seemed to work best were the plays which were made up after the ball was centered. Outstanding players of the game were the entire B.A.C. squad and the faithful Dixie cheering sec- New Officers Elected y J For Lambda Delta Sigma The first L.D.S. club meeting was held October 4 to elect chapter officers for this school year. Elected in the Psi chapter were Jillyn Wintch, Tropic, Utah, president. Lois Jean Pymn, St. George, Utah, Dorothy Neilson, Oak City, Utah, secre- tion. We hope that this game will prove that the little fellow can always take the big boy if he has the spirit to do so. The moral of this game is Get going boys, and show some action, or lo the girls " go out for boys sport . Dixie College St . .its See Zion, Ceda asks A. vice-preside- tary. Officers for the Chi chapter Glen Hunt Alvy Clove will be elected at a later date. Beta chapter officers are Hal Dixies two star tackles who faced the B.A.C. eleven in the Sun Bowl Bennion, St. George, Utah, president; Clair Snow, St. George, Reed Bradshaw, Logan, II. L. Reid Wins Election T. Wendell Bayless Car Utah, secretary; Clairon Williams, St. George, reporter. Is Damaged; Family Safe As U.E.A. Officers for the Gamma chapter are Marion McArthur, St. was L. elected H. Reid Mr. Bayles narrowly escaped of the U.E.A. at the an- George, Utah, president; Clark injury Saturday night on his re- nual election of officers at the Cox, St. George, turn from the U.E.A. meetings convention last week. Mr. Reid Dario Esplin, St. George, secre-tarVard Leany, St. George, reand was unopposed. His nomination when his car was porter. damaged near the ridge this side without opposition rates Dixies A committee to take charge of in the organiof Beaver. In the car were Mr. representative high was elected, consisting of firesides zation. Mr. Reid has been a memBayles, Mrs. Bayles, and their son, ber of the house of delegates rep- Dario Esplin and Lois Jean Pymn. The first fireside was held OctoJimmy. Mrs. Bayles was driving resenting the southern division for ber 3 in the Institute building. when an approaching car, blinded many years. Mrs. Herman Larkin gave a book by the lights of a third car, had unusual repreDixie has crossed the center of the line and sentation in the organization. Two report entiled Together, by Mrs. related tore the running board and the years ago, Karl Larson was elect- George C.ofMarshall, which General life her the husband, car. Mr. from back fender Bayles ed to the office of Marshall. A saxophone solo was The occupants were uninjured. and President Glenn E. Snow has given by Preston Empey, accomThe car was towed into Parowan been president of the state panied by Bob Kenworthy. for repairs. Mr. Bayles came home Officers elected for Institute on the bus and Mrs. Bayles reschool are Leo Folsom, Sunday What is the most widely used Cannonville, Utah, superintendent; mained in Parowan several days until the car could be driven home. radio program? Treasury Guest Lorin Hunt, Enterprise, Utah, first The other car was about equally Star, the program for counselor; Jay Allen, Panguiteh, damaged, but none of the occu- U. S. Savings Bonds, is carried by Utah, second counselor; Erna By- pants in either car was seriously 2301 out of 2478 U. S. stations, as ( Continued on page three) a public service. injured. vice-preside- 'ie Junior Geology students t' October 2, college left Saturda for Zion national pr and Cedar Breaks monument where the earth's crust has broken and fallen, revealing v Ad flashbacks into early geologic time. Twenty student tnd their instructor, Arthur I an, will spend two days there st 'dying layers of s of years ago. rock formed mill The class incl ...js Edward Anderson, William Barlocker, Flora Brooks, Grant Brooks, Clyde Clair Cameron, Charles Crosby, Russell Donahue, Vlarea Hafen, Kay Helgendorf, Marjorie Jeffrey, Weldon Lamb, Norman Nielson, Burton Pugh, Max Rand-quisKent Rollins, Mardon Lamb and Lionel Walker. Two weeks ago the class visited the north rim of the Grand Canyon to study the earths history from the formations of the great gorge. Several other trips are being planned for this fall and early spring, states Mr. Bruhn. Bar-dah- l, t, A Game Dixie-Bronc- o By HAL BENNION The broncos from Cedar City dominated the Dixie Sun Bowl last Wednesday to down the Flyers 13-- 0 in a very boring game. Dixies only threat in the gan ' was when Mr. McComb ran the ball over B.A.C. line, but the next play the ball was fumbled and B.A.C. recovered. The Flyers couldnt 'get on to the combination, which worked play after play. We were proud of our team when they held B.A.C. twelve line, but plays on our own oh, how we looked when we go in midfield. The football team is better than the show we put on down in the Sun Bowl; in practice we look 1 Vice-Preside- nt vice-preside- nt vice-preside- y; side-swipe- d vice-preside- nt |
