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Show THE DIXIE NEWS SECOND YEARS HOLD PARTY The Second years engaged the basement of the College Building for their entertainment. They played games for some time then served the refreshments. All are telling of what fun they had. ed in a of of an THIRD YEAR CLASS PARTY Third years entertained at a dancing party given in the Legion Hall, Saturday evening. Popular music was furnished the Watson orchestra. by Guests numbered about sixty, all of which reported an enjoyable time. l? lit. FIRST aa er. The Sophomore program preFirst Years held their in Chapel, Friday Mornsented party in the basement of the was ing, unique, of high standTabernacle Saturday night. A ard and was highly entertaining. A reported to splendid time stylish stiff lady or a dress have been had. form announced the numbers in a typical Chautauqua style. FOURTH YEARS ENTERTAIN The following program was rendered : Saturday evening the Fourth Piano Solo Gertrude Fawcett Years took a load of turkey, Vocal Solo ...Olive Snow chicken, sandwiches, and other A one-aFourteen. ...Ida play provisions to the city reservoir. Helen Moody, and Seegmiller, There they forgot the strain of Howard Miller. the week and ate until there was Violin Solo Vera Seegmiller a general feeling of discomfort. Double-Mixe- d Class quartet The evening was spent in games, Members. and readings. The one-aplay Fourteen About forty members were pres- was an satire of modern amusing ent. The evening was characte- social life. Miss Ida Seegmiller rized by a general good time ; played the leading role. Miss the group sang itself to the Helen was a strong sup Moody reservoir and later sang itself to character and Howard porting sleep (in their own cozy homes). Miller as butler distinguished Some of the members attend- himself. ed the dance at Leeds after the This program was the first to close of their own party. be presented by any of the classes and spoke well of the SophoTHIRD YEAR DAY COMING more Class. If the other classes follow the lead of the SophoThe Third Years havent been mores, the student body may excellent entertainidly watching the doins of the anticipate college classes, for they too are ments. The to be. - a alt ir- - 'iad the th of ct Sis on ooIf story-tellin- g, am. ct man Pi has to )a.k sing are e in tics ion's t awake. Watch be for the big Third Year The event will be characterized by the snappy class spirit. Devotional program will be presented by members of the letty day. Is of til it fact haps class. one big masquerade ball in the evening will be the crowning feature of the day. A ititle t FRESHMEN exist boys have suit to further distinguish themselves from the other boys. It is a dark green shirt and brown corduroy trousers. They are very becoming as well as being serviceable and appropriate. Some of the student body members became curious and asked where the girls uniform were. They were informed that the class mothers were making be )t table us ACTIVE The Freshmen adopted a uniform aence m iereh of the them. The mas- - Freshmen class enjoyed a at La Verkin Hot Springs Oct. 17. At 4 oclock, six cars left the college building with the class. They arrived at the spring at about 6:30. Almost the entire crowd not exempting the mother and father went in and enjoyed the swim that one can get only at the Hot The swim continued Springs. until everyone was exhausted and too hungry to wait longer for and cookies wiches, pickles party given lear a in ur pie- n be-- ice with witches, e pc"' 3ClUl th- his l is in' canriah ' ideh-- fl- H our ve, ' ntru-'1- Go'- r - filler-vvlrieb ten -- over'1' el re n initlJ' i ev to Pre55d ege e SOPHOMORE PROGRAM YEARS PARTY HELD ar! DiNe re. ,ditr' pickles and The Amitia Club reorganized Monday morning by electing the Effie Gard folloxving officers: ner, president ; Minnie Hafen, vice president; LaRue Snow, secretary and treasurer; Rose Ashby, Elsie Homer, and Annie Linder, amusement committee. The membership of this club includes all the girls of the the The activities of the members of the scout leaders class have attracted considerable attention this week. Last years students know what it is all about , but many of the new students wonder what is going on. The men took their first cooking lesson Monday, and they were surrounded by a crowd of interested spectators. They did not grow however, but proceeded to show the crowd what they could really do. The results of the lesson are evident, when it is learned that not a morsel went to waste. Besides practicing cooking, the scout leaders have been learning how to signal, and have been trying to travel a mile in twelve minutes by scout pace. The district has finished a new room in the Toquerville building for tenth grade work. Hurricane school has now a domestic art room equipped with six fine new sewing machines and two classes in Domestic Art are being given under the direction of Miss Mae Linder. Sullivan Miss Annie has charge of the Domestic Art work in the Enterprise junior High school. In Rockville, La Verkin, Leeds, Washington, Bloomington, Santa Clara, Veyo, Central and New Harmony schools this year, the school janitorial work is being done by the pupils under direction of the principals and the salary for janitor work is being used in equiping the schools and playgrounds. So far reports show the following: Central school has reading table and chairs and a splendid line up of magazines which are accesible to the townspeople as well as to the school members. Veyo school is undergoing a splendid renovation and making playground improvements. Bloomington school is being calcimined and otherwise made homelike and inviting. All of the schools are purchasing playground equipment. faint-hearte- d, SCOUT COUNCIL PLANNED Cedar City, Oct. 4. An intensive training course will be given in each district of the Zion National Park Council of the Boy Scouts of America. The course will last from five days to a week and will aim to train committeemen and scout masters. It will include such things as ideal meetings, camp craft, wood craft, stalking, and tracking. ROTA BETA ACTIVITIES vice-preside- nt 54 ,54 54 K W H S B meeting they discussed tenatixe plans for this year. DIXIE BOOSTERS CLUB ORGANIZED GIGANTIC SMASII-UCAUSES CASUALTIES P The Dixie Booster: Club has been organized for the purpose of further development and instruction in public speaking and debating. It intends also to were indeed heavy, and many of provide the opportunity to as the injured are not yet outofmanY students as possible to danger, no fatalities have as yet appear before the public. The members are a select been reported. The entire faculty were implicated in the af- group of students xvho are noted fair, but the chief blame falls on for their outstanding qualities Mr. Homer, Mr. Nicholes, Mr. of leadership, wholesome enterPickett, Miss Pendleton and tainment, and first class public personell inMiss McArthur. These Jive speaking. The Nexvell clude the following: are accused of wholesale slaughter and general intent to kill. Frei, Mary Graham, Lucy A. Howard 0. Miller, The remainder of the College Thillips, Ezra Oliver Bessie Graff, Atkin, with faculty members, together the Woodward faculty, the Col- Tobler, June Bunker, Ernest lege board of education, and a Stucki, Verna Cox and Edward few former teachers, were the Flunt. A trip to Bloomington was victims both intended and real. made Saturday evening for the (Editors Note They were not victims of the slaughter except purpose of initiating the club These five august members and studying political indirectly.) people used the most deadly of speeches over the radio. On the weapons, including axes and xvay doxvn, to the rhythmical tones of Olivers truck, the club butcher knives. The defendants admit that members feasted on grapes, they visited the chicken coops of apples and walnuts. The evenseveral of our devoted teachers, ings program over the radio xvas and proceded to use the axe free- very instructive and entertainly. The chickens, after being ing. While homeward bound, a stripped of their feathers and halt xvas called on the north side other unnecessary appendages, of the Creek and each member xvas initiated into the club were cruelly subjected to a bath in boiling water. The around a large bonfire. After defendants were not satisfied the initiation, marshmalloxvs with this, but compelled Mr. were roasted over the coals and NEWS OF D. C. CLUB Hafen, Mr. Woodbury, Mr. Pax-ma- n the future activities of the club and other to broil the satur- xvere discussed. A club which is known as the The club is noxv holding reguated bodies in butter until they D. C. Club was organized Oct. lar meetings once a xveek and is were scarred (the bodies) 13, by Mr. Earl J. Bleak and a brown. Roberts Rules of Ordstudying not content even Then, A study xvill be made later group of his students who are with this, er. the they compelled especially interested in music. two faculties, and the others be- of modern speeches. This club was organized for Series of speechfore mentioned, to devour all the purpose of giving the stu- that was left of the es is being arranged throughout original dents, who are interested in that chickens. the county; and the club xvill on art, more of a foundation As a result of all this, several cooperate xvith other organizawhich to work and to base their of the beloved teachers had se- tions in establishing a public instrumental accomplishments. vere attacks of stomach ache. service bureau. In addition to this work, they The All members are expecting to defendants maintain the are going to make a study of ache xvas caused try-ofor the debating and orby abnormal early music together with fam- appetites. This is the strong atorical honors this winter. He ous musical composers and artargument of the defence, and so xvho would keep up xvith the ists of ancient and present far the plaintiffs have not been Dixie Boosters, must step high times. able (either physically or ment- and make long strides A meeting is held every Tuesally) to meet it. day evening in room twenty Not only are the five defendRAPID PROGRESS OF seven of the Dixie College build- ants accused of slaughgeneral YEAR BOOK ing. Any one wishing to join or ter, but also they are charged to know more about this club with . causing a general smash-upThis current Year Book prommay get information by coming In the latter case thirty-si- x to be the best ever published ises to meeting or from Miss Vera watermelons were the innocent of in is who the history of the Dixie Colpresident Seegmiller victims. The teachers escaped is sponsored by the folclub. the serious aggravation of the afore- lege. It Gertrude Mc Mr. Earl J. Bleak is the direct- mentioned stomach staff: ache, for lowing the at instructor present most of the xvatermelons were Gregor, editor; Alice Gates, ing associate editor; Andrcxv Baker, time ; principles of harmony begreen. Linstudied. ing The general slaughter took business manager; Annie ; Reed life. The roster of officers include, der, Hall, snapshot place somewhere between the The staff is alive and active. Vera Seegmiller, president; La- domestic science and laboratory fayette Staheli, vice president; the Sugar Loaf. The battle it- It is xvorking diligently xvith and to succeed. Annie Linder, secretary self took place in front of the the determination collected and are Snaps being Sugar Loaf. contracts made. Plans have alX4BKHB 454B ready been formulated as to the HIGH SCHOOL style and type of pictures. All DEBATERS ORGANIZE arrangements have been made as to the photographing. Last The high school debaters met Wednesday, slips of paper xvere last Monday for the purpose of passed to all students as they They chose G. H. entered the Devotional exercises. organizing. C. as official initials; the name The purpose of this kindness xvill be divulged later. The fol-- x as to discover who xvould subscribe for a year book and xvho lowing officers xvere elected : would furnish personal porRulon Bastian, president. of the traits. Ninety Lottie Tobler, S Minnie Hafen, secretary and students responded by designating that they alreadj possessed treasurer. Annie Linder, commissioner a portrait or would have one taken. This response speaks xvell of amusements. of the students loyalty to the Ashxvorth Thompson, commisof the school. activities sioner of eligibility. But the year hook is not yet Joseph Musick, chairman of Constitution and complete. The staff, no matter how active and alive it may he, G. C. H. The members of the cannot make the year book the active an in to take part success it is aming at , without to and debates hope high school sucsincere and earnest cooperathe a make this year croxvning cess. The slogan for the club tion of the students body as a is: By our xvorks ye shall know xvhole. The students should be us. loyal and sponser every effort to made the year book a true expression of school life. is The first and best victory to be ; to conquer self conquered The man xvho has not anyby self is, of all things, the most thing to boast of but his illustrishameful and xile. Plato. ous ancestors is like a potato Robinthe only good belonging to him treasurer; and Wendel is underground. Hubbard. son, reporter. !?! K H cookies AMITIA CLUB ORGANIZED During WASHINGTON CO. SCHOOL NOTES The Rota Beta Society met Monday, October 20, at the home of Miss Alice Pendleton. SOPH FROLIC Recently this society ordered The Sophomore spirit mani- a large French Plate Mirror, infested itself in a frolic at Leeds which will be presented to the be will stitution. It placed in last Saturday night. Two cars of the room the girls dressing and a truck loaded to their capbuilding. acity carried the jolly, noisy College to in a the grove merrymakers fields of Leeds. There bonfires THE DRAMATIC CLUB IS were made and a delicious supREORGANIZED per prepared. After all had eaten chicken and etc. & etc. The Dramatic Art Club met until their belts were tight, the 15 and reorganized with October party proceeded to the ward Ida officers: meeting house for a dancing the following Elvis ; Seegmiller, president party. ; Mary The social xvas a success in Terry, and treasurer; every sense of the xvofd. Some Naegle, secretary members distinguished them- and Alice Pendleton, reporter. This organization has as its selves in culinary art at the bonfire, others in the making of purpose the study of drama. music, and still others in fairy- Last year a number of the best like dancing. It would be per- contemporary plays were analysonal to state who did which, zed. The first regular meeting but information may be secured will be held Tuesday night, Octfrom either the Sophs parents or ober 23, at the home of Miss Ruby Bryner. the kiddies. Students who are interested Sin has many tools, but a lie is in dramatics may be admitted to the club. a handle which fits them all. "ere appreciated by everyone At 8:30 they all went to Hurricane and enjoyed the M. I. A. dance given there. It was the opinion of all who "'ent that it was the most successful class party they had ever attended. Everyone had a good time because of the ideal place for a party and the perfect managing of events. school. SCOUT LEADERS ATTRACT ATTENTION Entire Faculty Victims the greatest smash-up- s in the history of the school took place Saturday night, October 11. Although the casulties One of two-ho- ur non-politic- al ut 54 54 S K H WE STRESS vice-preside- By-law- Thorough Scholarship High Character Social Service s. per-ce- nt |
