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Show DlAlLEIJlL J JLQJl.A C PRINCIPALS POP OPERA. ANNOUNCED principals for the college opera, "Princess Ida," have been announced by Mr. McAllister, director, as follows: FOUNDERS TO SPEAK AT PROGRAM Tonight the great event of the The King Hildebrand, George; Hilarion, George; Cyril, Bob Kent Hansen, Dwayne Bryner, St Inscore, Hephi Tietjen, Escalante; Trur.ian Bowler, Kanab; St. The theme issa, Gwen Gun-loc- k; Sach-ariss- Ada, Peggy Judd, St. George. Miss Henderson will diroct tho dialog and tho staging of tho opera, which vail bo presented early in May. fat DIXIE TO IN VOCATIONAL PARTICIPATE DAY Approximately 15 students from tho Dixie lower division will participate in the annual high school Vocational Day ' shop, homo economics and representatives from tho various classes. At noon lunch will be had cn the hill, with toasts and stunts scheduled for enby business departments. The Vocational Day' is sponsored each year by .the B. A. C., and all high schools from this section of the state are invited to participate. The following instructors in the varstu- Jones and Mr. Hinton. GIRLS DAY will bo tertainment . The The will bo Day dance. lighted just classes are competing before on a point basis during the day. The totals will be announced at the dance. Students will be admitted to the dance on their cards D j j April 21. MD,f the Dixie j D em the program tributes will bo given tho founders and patrons of tho college tho ious departments will accompany the dents: Miss Falck, Mr. Christenson, Mr, Berkley, Mr. Cottam, Mrs. Robinson, Miss keep- emy. At contests and demonstrations, to be held at Cedar City tomorrow Students will entor from the agri- culture, Spirit patriotic, in Edith Crosby, Viola Jameson, Pearl Carpenter, Opal Isom and Kathleen Carpenter. The ceremony will take place at 10:30. to Following the parade, scheduled start at 10:30 a. m. , a meeting honoring the founders of the college will be held t this in the tabernacle, meeting, F. Miles and F. VJhitohoad Arthur George They will be the principal speakers. 'tho aro the only survivors of original board of education of the Dixie college, then known as the St. George Stake acad- a, Florence Beatty, Hurricane; Joyce Lowe, Salmon, Idaho; Chloe, Hurricane; be The queen will be dressed in white, and her six attendants in the national colors of red, white and blue. Attending Barbara will be Roma llisson, Ida, Sylvostor, is to Flying. " Leeds; King Gama, George; Arac, Garth Enid Webb, St. George; 'Lady Blanche, Loa Moss, St, George; Lndy Psyche f Beulah Barber, Hurricane; Idol Princess "The due on . and of Old Dixie. ing with the theme of the day, "Keep Flo-ria- n, Scynthius, Alpine Shirts, Guron, will take place, will be crowned "D" Day will represent St Jay Hunterian, Junior Larkin, ; Dixie Tweed ie annual when Barbara THE ART DEPARIMEHT small banners play today. and the large and the pennants on dismade |
