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Show s VOLUME XII 7 vv J m ST. GEORGE, UTAH, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1963 LANA KAY FREHNER Lana Kay Frehner Is "D Day" Queen Lana Kay Frehner, sophomore from Mesquite, Nevada, was reQueen by the cently elected Students of Dixie College. In her honor as attendants six beauties were chosen: Janice McArthur, Lorelie Thomas, Joan Ilene Harmon, Kay Hanson, and Peggy Hawkins, all of St. George. The seven lovelies were chosen for their beauty, talent, leadership, character, and scholarship. This years Queen, was chosen Outstanding Freshman at Dixie College last year. She also played the lead female role in West Side Story. The royalty will reign at March 22. all activities on D-D- e, D-D- NUMBER 10 Dance Features College Elections Begin March 28 And "One Dixie llight" End 7ith Annual Election Party April 5 Dixies biggest day of the entire Election time is here again at year will be climaxed tonight by Dixie College. Anyone who wishes the Dance at the LDS Rec- to run for office must submit his reation Hall. name or a petition, signed with 25 names, to the Student Council One Dixie Day, the theme of room by 5 oclock today. this years activities, can Any students name that appears end the perfect day with the bigon the primary ballot will have gest formal dance of the year be- passed a test on parliamentary ginning at 9:00 p. m. and lasting procedure and the school constituuntil midnight. Held under the dir- tion with a score of at least 70 ection of the Sociability Committee, per cent. the price is $1.75 a couple, flowers Campaigning for the primary are in order, and refreshments will election will be done on an indi- be served. vidual basis ana will commence The Carnations, a talented new Wednesday, March 27, at 12:05 local orchestra, will entertain the a. m., and will continue until Thursdancers among the striking decora- day, March 28, at 5 p. m. At 5:00 tions. Borrowing their theme colors p. m. all campaigning will cease. from the Rebels own flag, the All posters, slogans, etc. must be decorations feature red, white, and removed. Polls will be open Friday blue. morning, March 29, from 9 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. The winners of the The floorshow will feature the primary election will meet and Royalty of 1963. Following divide into two parties. Campaigntheir presentation, Miss Lana Kay ing is now done on a party scale. Frehner, Dixie Sophomore, will be 1963. crowned Vote soliciting will carry on Queen from April 1, until Wednesday, Sociability under Ron Tate is in April 3, at 5 p. m. At that time all charge of tonights big event. campaigning must cease. Voting Donna Widic, Drew Morrison, and will take place Thursday, April 4, Beverly Whitehead lead the dec- when the polls are open from 9 oration committee. Refreshments a. m. to 4 p. m. are under the direction of Peggy Hawkins and the floorshow under Winners will be announced at Lolly Thomas. Carol Ann Jeffery the annual election party, Friday is in charge of publicity. evening, April 5. . D-D- Running for the various offices and voting for them will be limited to Freshman and Sophomores because of the splitting of the college and high school. The candidates must also have a 2.5 grade average to be eligible for oflice. Good luck to all those who decide to run, and may the best man or woman win! DIXIE DATELINE March 22 . . . Dance, Stake Recreation Hall. March 23 . . . Rebel Baseball vs. Rancho High. March 27 , . . High School Regional Drama Meet. March 28 . . . Dorm Party at Cafeteria. X Club Dance, March 29 9:00 in Rec. Hal.; Primary Election.-,; Rebels at BYU. March 30 . . Rebels at BYU. D-D- ... . R April 1 April 3 April 4 . . . Campaigning begins. Campaigning ends. . . . Final Elections. April 5 . . . Election Party; Eastern Arizona vs. Rebels; Region 10 Drama Festival at Dixie; Enterprise vs. Flyers. April 6 . . . Dixie Invitational; Lambda Delta Sigma; Spring For. . . mal. April 8 . . . Girls Week. D-D- First Session New Buildings Dedicated Of Training Opens Training has begun for the workers of the new Hawthorn factory which is located in St. George. The teachers for the trainees, already selected, are Mrs. Marie Booth and Mrs. Ila Sullivan who ave been in New Haven, Missouri, for 5 months learning how to train workers for the new factory. The training program began Monday, March 18 in the Dixie College Machine Shop. About 20 women started to learn how to operate the machines for the new factory. The two teachers will train 20 Women at working a certain type of machine then take 2Q more and and teach them to work a different type of machine. There will be 60 women in all training during the first 2 V2 months. The classes are from 31, to 4 hours long and are conducted 5 days a week under the supervision of Che Dixie College home economics department. 1 mens dormitory (visible between pillars) were officially dedicated on the eve before D Day. services sundown in Thursday evening Dixie Colleges new cafeteria and |
