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Show HES BEST AS DELTA PSI OMEGA CHEM KID REPORTS The Delta Psi Omega Club here on our Dixie Junior College campus started this school year off with typical Dixie spirit last night with their opening party held at the city park The party was heralded as one of the most successful one ever held by any ot our Dixie College clubs. If ou doubt the preceding statement. get a load of this simply jummy meal that was served to the lucky participants of the party. Big heaping servings of taverns served on hamburger buns garnished with juicy slices of onions and pickles; plus all the hot chocolate topped with luscious marshmallows that you desired; add to that doughnuts, olives, carrot sticks, etc and draw youi cwn conclusions. In case you happen to be a new student here at Dixie and dont know the whats, whys, or whereDixies College station K.D.I.X. goes on the air. as. about Delta Psi Omega, here are the facts. The Delta Psi Omega Club is a national fraternity oignized to stimulate interest in speech and dramatical activities and eive recognition to those who exetd in this field. Our local fraternity here at Dixie is under the capable direction of our speech director, Miss Myrtle Henderson. Vol. 3 No. 1 DIXIE COLLEGE, ST. GEORGE, UTAH October 6, 1953 To be eligible to enter Delta Psi Omega, one must participate in SHES OUR the Slate speech or forensic meet, or act out over twenty-fiv- e lines LIBRARY LOU in a school play here at Dixie. Officers for this year are: Miss Myrtle Henderson, Grand DirecDixie's imputation For scholastic ability can be attributed to its tor; Pat Adams, President; Kent The students of the Radio Broadcasting and Workshop class wonderful teachers. Their com- Cotlam, Vice President; Willa announce that Station KDIX will be on the air, with programs for plete unselfishness and willing- Nita Brooks, Secretary; Daniel your listening enjoyment, beginning October 12, 1953. Those pro- ness to help others has influenced Miles, Reporter; and Spencer Bel grams from the campus station will be on every school day from every student to do his very best. liston, Stage Director. 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., 5 40 on your dial. Station KDIX was instigated These qualities ar found abundby last year's Radio Workshop Class, and wras on the air lor the antly in one of our new teachers. DIXIES FOOTBALL last seven weeks of school. This year the programs will be done by Mrs. Elizabeth Beckstrom. FRED Mrs. Beckstrom is a native or the students of the Radio Broadcasting and Workshop class. They Fans out to the football game will consist of news casts, sports casts, plays, discussions of ImDixip. and was horn in the celesportant pioblems, playing and singing of popular and classical tial k.ngdom of Pine Valley. She with Phoenix saw the system used is a sister to Mrs. Linna Taxman by Keith Wilson, new coach of music, and many more interesting things. If you want to get on the air, or know of someone who does, at Dixie and Miss Bessie Snow at the Rebels. Coach Wilson was tell the students of the class or Miss Henderson, and tell them, Woodward Besides being a grad- horn in Tieemont, Utah. He eleven letters in high what you or your friends can do, and they will do all they can to uate of Dixie College and the see that your wish is obtained. Brigham Young University, siie school and has been in football, Remember thats your campus radio, Station KDIX, at 540 on lias attended classes at the Uni basketball, tennis, baseball, golf, table tennis, track, and boxing. your dial, every school night from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. In 1940, he was on the all state basketball team and had honorable mention on the all state footTHE OLD DIXIE BOY OUR NEW BIOLOGY teacher lias been in Cedar City ball team. He lias done deep sea SPIRIT Hieh. When her husband diving and exhibition diving. He Junior That old Dixie Spirit is back worked at Douglas Air Craft, 20th purchased a farm in the Pump-welnew our cheerleaders. with again As many of you probably know, District at Enterprise, she Century Fox, and M.G.M. stuPatMariam Hafen (Frerfliman) the new biological sciences teach- taught school there. It has al- dios. From 194 3 to 1940 he was sy Gubler (Freshman), Ila Dawn er replacing Mr. Brulin is Donald ways been her desire to inspire In the Air Force, flying a Sullivan (Junior), and Willa Nita to attend Dixie College. He received a B.S. Degree at C. Cameron, a former Dixieite., students Bi'ooks (Senior). A few examples of this are the B.Y.U. After the Air Force to back come We know you boys can yell Mr. Cameron has Truman, the Clove boys, he did graduate work at the just as loud as the girls so get Dixie after three years of teach- and Laurel Holy, all students who B.Y.U. and Univeisity of Washin and help them out. ing in Nevada, where lie taught have upheld and strengthened ington. He taught at Bliss, Idaho And all you girls dont forget for two years, and at Eureka, Mathematics, Drama, Bi- Dixie's standards. to join the Pep Club because it English, Mrs. Beckstrom feels that DixUtah for two years. Now he is at Education, ChemPhysical ology, a lot offers fuii. really etc. ies proudest boast could well be Dixie, and if you saw the game So you kids, lets start yelling istry, to this lie prepared for the record that her graduates you know hes "all right. Prior our hardest and win all our The boys say of him that he teaching at Dixie, B.A.C., Oregon have made. Many of them hold games. We can do It. State College, and the Utah State high and important positions from can still do better than they every coast to coast. feat they attempt to perform. He Agriculural College at Logan. d One of her favorite jokes is is no barber trying He likes teaching here and has to sell hair tonic. wanted to come for a long time. this: A father was finding his atSo Dixie welcomes you, Coach There is a great future for Dixie if only the community will get tempts at sleep futile because of Wilson, and may you lead us on out and support its college more, the noise his daughter and her to victory. agrees Mr. Cameron. It is already bov friend were making in the one of the better colleges in the parlor. Finally he lost his patience LOOKING TO THE state, with up to date equipment and called, Dont you think its FUTURE and a grand opportunity for stu- about time that young man went Oct. 1: Plano Recital, Mr. Feller dents to receive individual instruc- home? When the young man heard Oct. 2 Carbon at Dixie tion. Mr. Cameron believes that the two years college work at this he said, Hes just an old Oct. 6: Omega D'clta Oct. 7 Dixie at Hurricane Dixie are an invaluable asset to crank. Oct. 8: U.E.A. Recess on to schools The this, upon father, hearing any student going called down, The crank is neces- Oct. 12: Lambda Delta Sigma of higher learning. Meeting Outside of his school work, Mr. sary only when the self starter Oct. 14; P.T.A. Cameron finds time for oil paint- i gone. Lets all try to make Dixie stu- Oct. 16; Snow at Dixie and exploring ing, sculptoring, Dixies proud of our own La Verna caves, whch comes in connection dents sojftartprs. With the help Oct. 16; Homecoming Founders Laub, first attendant to Miss with his membership in the Na- of teachers 'rfkd Mrs. Beckstrom Day Oct. 19: Omega Delta were sure to accomplish it. Utah. tional Speleological Society. doubt many of you have met Mr. Clyde L. Anderson, our new chemistry teacher. But for the benefit of those who havent (and some of you who have) 1 am going to tell you a few facts about his life, a3 he told them to me. Mr. Anderson was born in El Paso, Texas, where he spent the first twelve years of his life. It was here that he met Walt Brools, who was on a mission at the time, and stayed at his fathers home. Later his fathei was called to be the president of the Mexican Mission, and for the next four years he lived in Mexico City. When he was sixteen, he moved back to El Paso, where he graduated from high school. He then started his schooling at Texas Western University, but was soon called to two years of military service. Hte went through his basic training in Texas, wa3 sent to the Philippine Islands, and then on to Korea. He was out' of Korea before the war started, however, He returned to America and was sent to California on a mission. where he met Quentin Nord-grieSoon after he returned to Salt Lake City, where hie obtained his Masters Degree at the University of Utah last August. This is his first year teaching, and h,e really likes the job. When we asked him if he had a hobby, he said he "dabbled in a lot of things. He likes football and carpentry, "has beten known to enjoy choral work, but that isnt my line, and has a passion for organic chemistry research. From what we haAe seen and heard of Mr. Anderson, it looks as if weve added another excellent teacher to an already superb No teaching staff. PROUDLY WE HAIL As an added feature we the Dixie Sun staff have decided to dedicate space in each issue to the honoring of one of our alumni students who have left but whose memory lingers on. Ties, Dixie is extremely proud to say that La Verna was one of our own students. This dark hair, brown-eye- d beauty was chosen as the Dixie Sun Goddess last year and was also an attendant to the Fine Arts Queen. Through little things like this she advanced to first attendant of Miss Utah; an honor she deserves not only through her looks but through her talent, also. In the middle of her Senior! year at Dixie La Verna was given a scholarship by K.S.U.B. to attend C.S.U. or B.A.C. While there she had her own radio program (a program she still has) which was broadcast over K.S.U.B. This did not prevent her from coming back to Dixie to graduate, however. She will always be remembered for her grand performance as Nanny in the Fine Arts Play, "The Little Minister", and will be noted for her ability in art. Sbe will be remembered for her help In promoting good assemblies and for her presence and willingness to serve when and wherever needed. She was a true friend to everyone and she stands as an example before all. Yes, La Verna we salute you as an alumni of Dixie and may the best of luck and success follow you wherever you may roam. The Voice Of Dixie Radio Station KDIX , Del-mo- bald-heade- : : |
