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Show THE DIXIE SUN PAGE FOUR April 30, 1958 ! College Dance Revue To Dixie College Directory Be Held in Recreation Hall Is Compiled by Students On May 16, at 8; 15 p. m. a dance revue will be held in the St. George stake recreation hall. According to Miss Myrna physical education instructor at Dixie College, college students will present exhibitions of tap and modern dancing. The two high school classes, members arp now practicing folk dances, which they will perform at the review. All college students and interested townspeople are urged to attend this dance exhibition. There will be no charge for this event. New at Dixie college this year is the Dixie college directory. Pub- - Hun-sake- lished in conjunction with the student council, the directory contains the names and phone numbers of all of the students attending the college, as well as those currently enrolled at Dixie high school. Jennie Lou Shaw of Salt Lake City, is the editor of the directory. Donna Cox, also of Salt Lake City, is responsible for all of the typing that was necessary in order to compete it. Students of the college are ncv, purchasing their directories from student council members at the cos; of twenty-fiv- e cents. r, Springville High School Choir Present Concert Friday, May 2, at 8:15 p. m. the Springville high school a cappella choir, under the direction of Glen A. Montague, presented a concert in the St. George tabernacle in connection with the Dixie college Fine Arts series. The choir is composed of forty-twmembers and is considered to be one of the outstanding high school choirs of the state. They have performed at the Brigham University, various Salt Young Lake City churches, and on television. They will soon begin an extended tour throughout the state. Among some of the places they will appear are Monroe, Richfield, and CSU in Cedar City. o THANKS I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to everyone who has had anylhing to do with supporting me and my party in the past election. Especially do I thank my running mates and my campaign managers, Bruce Hafen and Kent Hardy, whose imaginations have Deen working overtime in planning and carrying out our theme and issues so successfully. I also wish to extend my appreciation to Stan and his party for making the campaign so much fun through all the competition that was stimulated. I know that because of the campaign, we have become closer friends. Working with and talking to so many people during the whole of From left Stan Allen, president of Western party; Carolyn the campaign has made me realize AWS Injon; and John Riding, president of Injons. even more what make's Dixie the grandest place on earth to go to school. It is the friendliness and the closeness of the students and faculty that make Dixie for me. JOHN RIDING The band and its long awaited ricane were in its sights and before was knew band home tour of upper Southern Utah has the it, it A Young Lady of Spain come, gone and returned and I dare again, a bit wiser and some memsay few knew they were gone or bers a bit richer. (Eh, Mel?) The There was a young lady of Spain the fun they had while there. Con- whole trip was a wonderful experi- Who was dreadfully sick in a train. The proudest of the proud Not sequently, this article is dedicated ence. but again to a brighter understanding of the 39-ember organization is Ron And once, and again, again activities of an important cog in the Garner, the bands able and amiable And again and again and again. Presidirector. And not lets Dixie Wheel. forget . . . Anonymous It all began on April 21 and last- dent Leo Sullivan and Asst. DirecAn orchid to them I ed until 5:00 p. m. Wednesday, the tor Dave Bice. to and heres many more such 23rd. The blue hornet, the station all, successful years. J wagon and green pickup (all with SKI CLUB STOCK were the sanction of Supt. Bunker) voted to transport the mass of the Softball Tournament To band to Cedar City, where the first concert was given to Cedar Jr. $5 A SHARE Be Scheduled for Yomen High. Then away they went, proceeding to Beaver, hot on the trail With the womens softball intraof Ron Garners fabulous itinery DEAN'S OFFICE schedule. Beaver, incidentally, was murals completed at Dixie College, a very receptive audience. After the tennis tournament will soon bethe Beaver concert and 2 hours of gin. Buy Five Shares and more low flying, the band hit Nephi, According to Helen Miles of St. are there was El Motel George, sports manager, Get a Free Snow Cone where the Tonya ready, waiting, and naive. The mob approximately twelve entrants in converged eagerly on Nephis prize the double elimination tournament. u cafe, then proceeded to do the This contest is being handled like town. Speaking of mobs, Ron has the boys tournament; pairings are an applicable description of a band released and the participants play A Cecil B. DeMille mob their matches on their own time. tour: scene. Nephi survived all the band had i DIXIE DRUG to offer in the line of excitement and after a successful morning concert, bade the For Dixie bunch farewell, with Gear it to Jammer Steed Salina. Later that afternoon, the troops arrived in Richfield to stay for the night. They must confess that the night was not used comSupplies pletely for slumber. Besides sugar t No to use foot put your sprinkling and shortsheeting raids, down when you haven't a leg a hot dance was enjoyed by all. 4 to siand on! The next day, Panguitch and Hur A'Touring We. 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