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Show GUIDANCE VOCATIONAL Indeed it very difficult to organize complete orchestras, because Ox ' the scarcity of these IN MUSIC (Continued from page 1) CLASS REPORTS LOCAL COLUMN instruments. A NOTICE FOR graduate college in the State Any musical of FOURTH YEARS Iowa, has taken pursuit should University be well considered of the musical before it is an inventory entered upon. With the Ye Fourth Year! Are appli-- f mind and has devised tests to you cation the different their principles talents. tioned measure wearing your ring? It is here jlr. Seashore finds the foll- may be avoided. many disasters and yours for keeps when you pay the fee Better be wearing owing factors in the musical it when the Fourth Year play mind: OUTLOOK FOR DIXIE comes off. Youll be proud to of Sense 1 pitch. TEAMS show in proof of your memit of 2 Sense intensity. to a class of such genbership of time. 3 Sense (Continued from page 1) ius and You are to be of ability 4 Sense extensity. a strong, fast in and the school play represented are squad, a of Sense 5 rhythm. serious threat to Dixies lead- also. Youll want to say, Yes, 6 Sense of consonance. ership. In the early of I belong to the same class Ellis 7 Sense of volume. the season the Farmerspartwere does! We are both wearing the 1 Natural capacity for skill superior to the Flyers, and al- Fourth Year ring. Get yours in accurately and 'musically exnow. Dixie Let though was the other fellow able to bring get a pressive production of tones, fifty-fift- y break on a two game up the rear! instrumental or (vocal, both.) series it was not because of su2 Musical memory and imperior playing, but simply beTHIRD YEAR agination. cause the breaks came in Dix3 Musical intellect. ies favor. The Third Years are not so 4 Musical feeling. The Dixie team, however, has deeply buried in lessons that Tests have been devised for greatly strengthened since the they havent found time to get all these phases of the musical of the season as was into extra' curricular activities. beginning mind and they can be detershown in the games against the Indeed, the case is much to the mined with a reasonable deSnoy College on February 11 contrary. They are well repregree of accuracy. and 13. The Dixie boys in sented in track work and deThe pursuit of music as a these games opened up a brand bating as well as in basketball. vocation is limited to a very of floor work that was beyond They are not inflicted with the mnall number of those who lethe power of the Snow team to satisfied feeling but ever gitimately pursue music as an solve. The to reach a higher point strive College Flyers are art. Avocational guidance in exceptionally strong on the de- of achievement. music is therefore very importfensive, and Dixie fans are ant. If care should be taken SECOND YEAR backing them to win a double in selecting and organizing avheader against the B. A. C. on ocational pursuits, which are March Whats the matter with the 2 and 3. considered as diversions or 2nd years? Theyre all' right! is the record of the Following cultural guests, then merely Who says so? Everybody. much care and consideration Of course, theyre all right. should be taken when any phase What would dear old Dixie Colof music is undertaken as a lege do without her diligent vocation. 2nd years? Surveys of public schools You say we are silent. Of show very clearly that very litcourse we are. Silence is goltle correlation exists between den. And we are busy storing the possession of musical talup golden knowledge for quarent and the selection of chilter exams. We are getting ready dren for musical education. If for spring fever. Armoring ourthe above mentioned tests were selves. Oh yes, we are also applied this condition could be taking a mental survey of our greatly overcome. beautiful girls, so that we can Mueical talent has very many hnd a candidate for the D phases and only rarely does a We will make our queen. single So choice and HER PUT IN! person possess all of FROM THE SISWISH them. One person may have a beware! We are supporters of keen sense of pitch but if he our class and the Dixie College. Whats the matter with lacks seriously in motor conShes all right! Whats trol, mastering an instrument FIRST YEAR been she doing? Well, what may be impossible. Another person may have hasnt she? Meetings, parties, Dixie College, rare musical imagination and and other entertainments have St. George, Utah. are Dear Student without knowledge of a musi- kept up their pep. They Body: so big many things planning cal instrument succeed as Have may you got it? We are in just keep an eye on them and desperate need of pep. Have a composer. see what you shall When a combination of fine you shall more than you can A moonlight hike in the you any musical sensitivity with good see! We would be handle? is to be an affair possibly motor control to handle a is found then near future more than glad hold no small portion success may be achieved with that will for the rest of it share large h of fun and gaiety for those We feel that if we of the plenty of diligent application. year. members who heed the Selection of instruments for puhad just a small amount of of their leaders! What Ho! call pils should be done in the light your spirit we would try to enLets go! of their For dure the strain throughout the peculiar talents. instance a person with rest of the year but otherpoor FRESHMEN CLAIM we are not responsible sense not wise of pitch should choose HONOR for what we do! an instrument like a violin or trombone because it is Respectfully, up to the performer to pitch First Years. Many members of the Freshthe notes. But a person might man class are promifiguring lack keen sense of MANS INHUMANITY pitch and nently in the not be Three school. of the handicapped The rain it falls upon the just, activities seriously with a keyboard instrument, members of our class, Lavinia And also on the unjust fellers'; because he has no control of Wells, Ray Whipple and Wes- But chiefly on the just, because pitch in this case. Physical ley Nelson, are carrying leading The unjust have the justs power should receive more att- roles in the school play Apention in selecting an instru- plesauce. Mary Lyon, Eleanor ment. Talking about the grouch, The wind instruments, Isom and Hoyt Palmer are updo you think of the fellow of what the especially the brass, require holding the standards great strength and endurance. college in the field of debat- who refuses to sleep on a feathExtremely nervous persons sel- ing. Does any other class lay er pillow for fear that it will make him laugh ? dom master the more difficult claim to an equal distinction. tickle him and instruments. Some instruments are much niore popular than others, and consequently much more abused. The saxophone is regardmen-erewit- ! Sis-wis- h? Sis-wis- extra-curricul- ar We Need You Every Hour ed as the modern flapper instrument. It is extremely sen- to the emotions of the Performer and is the source of a wide range and quality of sitive bunglers are numerous, but smooth manipulation and tone control of this instrument are rarities. When Placed in the hands of an art-iit need not blush in the Presence of any other instruSaxophone Boys and Givis of the Dixie School st ment. fine instruments, ft ns Many the viola, French horn, ish horn, aboe, bassoon, tuba and such Engl- cello, others are neglected. Bank of St. George Junior Prom! April 6! Have you bought your Dixie Annual ? THE BANK OF THE PEOPLE h, ! tne. IMaiaBBIIglBlBligiteKliaHBElEllgigBBEEIEigBlBBSCTISKWSiraKlgteMhiglgiRIIHtgig Dixie Drug Co. D. C. WATSON, Manager Hass OPEN AN ACCOUNT AND BEGIN TO SAVE Camilla Hinton spent the week end with her family in Hurricane. Miss Grace Hall is back in school after having undergone an operation for appendicitis. Grace Bishop has returned to the Dixie College for the spring Jas. Andrus quarter. & Sons Co THE MAJOR QUALITY AND SERVICE Cleo Higgins entertained a number of friends at a clever Valentine party February 14. A Valentine party was held at the home of Irma Nelson on February 12. Miller Brothers Garage President Nicholes accomto team the basketball panied Beaver. EXPERT REPAIRING ON ALL CARS The College has purchased a y to the rear of the mechanics arts building. right-of-wa- Eloise Workman and Dixie Woodbury spent Thursday .in Cedar City. A party was held at the home of Lila McAllister in honor of Grace Sullivan, the occasion being her birthday. The government class enterMr. Reid Wednesday morning with a peanut bust. Miss Bessie Atkin was the star WE HAVE OR CAN GET ANYTHING YOU WANT AT THE BEST PRICE POSSIBLE LET US SERVE YOU A. R. tained entertainer. Whitehead & Son IglSlHllKRMHllHMklgiKIlKlISlIgllSIlgMBlMKlKlMKlISlIalSlIglHEiraKroilHIHUKtalgMHfallKlHllHMMailHlfalMHitllHl Lorenzo McGregor and Bronson Adams entertained Mrs. Vera Whipple at a dinner Sunday afternoon at the home of WASHINGTON COUNTY HOSPITAL ST. GEORGE, UTAH. the former. EFFICIENT SERVICE OUR MOTTO Mr. and Mrs. B. Glen Smith left Monday for- the north to attend the funeral of the for- mers sister. The marriage of Miss Helen Moody and Dr. Wilford J. Reichmann will take place on Wednesday, February 22. THE AMETIA CLUB Though we have been rather inactive of late, we are entirely conscious and as you will soon discover, very much alert. We are keenly anticipating girls day which is not very far in the future. The Ametia club has charge of one day each year known as girls day, and this day is inevitably a red letter day at the college. Our officers are now at work planning the events that will take place on this day. There will be the regular poem and story contest besides various competitive games. We are expecting a girls basketball team from one of the nearby schools to play with our girls basketball team. The dance at night will be given by the girls and the proceeds used in a way that will be most befitting to the girls of this institution. The Ametia club has so far had the privilege of listening to a few good talks given by noted townspeople and faculty The last was by members. Dixie College Book Store CONKLIN IRVING-PIT- T ENDURA PENS SUPPLIES ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES TRAIN FOR LEADERSHIP m a LEADERSHIP 1 i INSTITUTION DIXIE COLLEGE Register any day in the Year Courses in Business Science Mechanic Arts i m Agriculture Home Economics Cultural Subjects Coach Hafen. We have also en joyed a nice, clean, comfortable rest room, prepared by our officers the fore part of the year, Mrs. Pulsipher, our matron, has given an hour each day (3 to 4 oclock p. m.) of her time to be used by the girls as they see fit. So visit her, girls. Share your troubles with her. She, as well as all of the officers of the club, wish to keep in close touch with every girl in the Dixie College. It is hoped that the girls un derstand the Ametia club and its functions, and realize the A benefits that are derived from 1 81 such an organization. IbIkkM DIXIE COLLEGE GRADUATES GET POSITIONS Washington County News $2.00 per year WUUB1 JHE11 0 00 |
