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Show This week we are going to look in upon Doug Hafen. Doug is a graduate of Dixie high who went astray after graduation, up to the U. and B.Y.U. This winter Doug came back to Dixie and has made a good name for himself in basketball. All was not lost up north, because he has made his letter in iootball at the U. and if he had stayed at the Y. he would have done O.K. there, also. Glad to have you back, Doug, and lets see what ou can do on the gridiron field! Why dont ou stop right here? There is no sense going on with reading this article. I hate to disappoint the Dorm Column Fans, but there doesnt seem to be anything going on to write about except just the same old drag. So lie wise, economize, save your eyes (or something). Someone told me to mention their name in the paper but I better wait a minute so ou dont know who it was. Let's see 58, 59, 60 seconds. Thats a minute. Now what did ou tell me to say, Bonita? I dont remember, but ya know well just have to hand it to Reed; all he can do is sit at the counter and order cokes, either until he gets too wet or his pocketbook goes dry and Bonnie has to di-- v idc her time between him and all the other customers. No, she doesnt live in the dorm but she has been over quite often and it seems wonderfully different to have a girl visitor once in a while. The presence of Karl and Fred Wells in the lower part of the Morris dorm is becoming more continuous and regular. Does Holt og along to keep them company or does he have someone at the dorm? Do you know Lorn a ? Someone said LaVae was going to leave us and join the Acrobatic Jones, traveling the U. S. and thrilling people by performing stunts high in the air. She has been practicing on the trapeze with them. How about that Vae? All in attendance at the Big Turkey dinner at Carylees house .Sunday were very well fed and entertained. One of the fellows had a guitar and rendered some very clever songs. Slier was there having as much fun as am one, in spite of his sprained ankle. Bernice must have been with him because Mae Vone was sharing all her time with Kelly Mirci, while Margaret chauffcured everyone home in Charleys car. Mary Ann was lucky in getting Fete and he seems to think so too! Dorothy sa s Mrs. Cannon makes the best ice cream and cake she has ever lasted. Five lucky gals in the upstairs apartment of the Cannon dorm entertained five handsome men from Snow Saturday. Jillyn Win Ich acted as the Date Bureau with good results and more darn fun!!! La-Fh- el (Continued From Page 1) 2. Grant Them Rest Eternal, from the Requiem (Verdi). 3. The Horn (Flegier), sung by LaPhel Holt, accompanied by Edna Lou McQuaid, piano, and Fred Pendleton and Max Dickson, horns. from 4. Chorus of Angels Goethes Faust (F. Shubert). Group II by Group of Dancers 1. Spanish Dance, Moskow-sk- i Flora Brooks, Vivienne Berniece Bentley. 2. Sarabande, Jessie AnderValrea Hafen, Stan Holt. son, 3. Artists Life (Strauss), Margaret Cram, Joan Pymm, Janet Larson, Irene Blake, George Lang. Group III American Folk Music (mixed chorus) 1. Cindy (Folk). 2. Lone Prairie (Cowboy). 3. Skip to My Lou (Folk). 4. Night Herding Song (Cowboy). 5. Dry Bones (Negro). The annual Fine Arts ball will be held in the Recreational hall Friday evening on February 25. Featured there will be the Spirit of the Fine Arts, represented by Miss Valrea Hafen and her attendants in a floor show. Miss Hafen will unveil the picture purchased by the college from the current art exhibit. On Saturday evening the Fine Arts play, Annie Laurie, will be repeated for those who are unable to attend the first performance. Poa-lass- o, By Barely Heard Miss Snow has informed me Last Friday night Dixie showed Westminster how to control the that Clark Cox was asked for Dorm last month. bankboard, and even the scoring rent at the our tw'o of but all out with power Can Gar take a friend with him men scoring. It was a rough game on ball trips? and some people thought Dixie a little rough in spots, but Oh, for the life of a coach thats basketball. The score at the you win, and you arc in like end looked mighty good. West- Flinn. You loose, and, Get the bum out of here. minster 48, Dixie 51. In Close Friday Game With . BLEAK CLEANERS Pajama-To- p If women come between you and basketball, youve got to quit one, havent you, Kay? O.K., you cinder-happ- y bos, get out and start your long runs around the track. Bennion I wonder if can run a quarter under a minute this year. Fat-ma- n WATSON'S DIXIE DRUG The Friendly Fountain p DrvOP IN Confectionery Drugs r D. C. 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Sure tastic in a pajama-toenough, the Dixie college doors will always be open to those students from over the hill. ; too bad cant take their referee to Cedar a merry crowd Wednesday, from Kanab mingled with the spirit of our Dixie college. During the day the clock had to stop, while we took time to honor the fine lads and lassies from Kanab. A glad hand and songfest welcomed them in assembly. There they were presented clever name cards and complimentary tickets to the dance. After a sportsmanlike game, everyone had a joyous time at the terrific pajama top dance, which wras a big success. College; Welcome Out It is a merry crow from Kane county which now attends Dixie college. In lessons, games or programs, youll find them in doing the pitching. They hold laurels in the top brackets of everything. Their ready laughter and gay banter has brought sunshine into our school year. How the barometer of school spirit rises as Maggie calls out Go, Dixie, Go; Dorothy Holmes sings Stormy Weather; Mae Von with her delightful pranks; also our dear Mardon with his acting and brains. My! so much talent, enthusiasm, vim, vigor, all to come from one town. Wednesday, the clock had to stop while we took time out to honor these fine lads and lassies from Kane county. A glad hand and songfest welcomed them in assembly, while in the evening Its Kane County Honored Kanab Group Joins Dixie J Keyhole Notes Dixie Beats Westminster Fine Arts Festival Sports Spotlight Tuesday, February 22, 1949 CHATTER DIXIE JOURNALISTS PAGE FOUR Film !; Photo Supplies Cameras . . - STORES. !; 1 !; L ILPA'P 'PUL ytO- |
