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Show THE DIXIE SUISi THE DIXIE SEN STAFF Editor Rose Workman Helene Porter Gwen Snow- Manager RGene Pugh. Business Manager Marie Workman and Circulation Manager Ronald Sanders Photographer Paul Bennett Sports Editor Reporters and Columnists: Ronald Amos, Scott Squire, Ivan Atkin, Gerald Sckieffer, Carolyn Truman, Laureen Mortensen, Rosel Reuech, Gay Christensen, Lawrence Snell, LaVona Spencer, Gwen Reber, Arlene McArthur, Bryce Wilson. Mr. Ross Esplin Adviser THE DIXIE SUN is published two times each month throughout the school year. It is distributed every other Tuesday to regularly registered students at Dixie College. Assistant Business Assistant Exchange NOVEMBER 11, DIXIE COLLEGE, ST. GEORGE, UTAH Editor ORCHIDS AND ONIONS Founders On November 20, 21, and 22, Dixie College will present the eighteenth annual Fine Arts Festival. At this time the college will bring to its students and patrons a three-da- y program of the fine arts including drama, mu6ic, dancing, and painting. The Festival had its beginning in 19 35 in an art exhibit promoted by a group of Dixie College faculty members and students who were taking art classes from Mr. S. Ralph Huntsman (then teaching at Virgin Valley High School) on Saturdays. In this venture Mr. Huntsman was ably assisted by Dr. D. Elden Beck and Miss Emma Neilson of the College faculty. Miss LaVerd Whitehead was chosen to represent the Spirit of the Fine Arts in this first festival, and she unveiled, the first of many paintings acquired by the college from these exhibits. It was J. H. Stansflelds Our Utah. In 1936, when Mr. Huntsman came to Dixie as a regular teacher, the Beaux Arts Guild was officially organized under the leadership of Dr. Beck and Miss Neilson. Other sponsoring organizations which assisted with later festivals were the various art, music, and literary clubs on the campus. Today the Festival is presented through the joint efforts of the various departments in the humanities division, the physical education department, and the student body organization. The purpose of the Festival Is to make available to its students and patrons cultural experiences in music, dancing, dramatics, literature, and painting. It is hoped that everyone will avail himself of the opportunity to enjoy the offerings of the Festival this year. Mr. A. Karl Larson Fire and skyrockets! He he comes our personality of t un week, straight onto the fre lhan lines, her head up high and ; Til ways carrying a smile! Our ot ov lovable Winona Crosby. eod She has all the vim, vigor a uct personality that make the Day. Orchids to anyone or everyone who took part in any way to make Founders Day a success .... Onions to those who didnt. Orchids to Annie Laurie, Diane and Ferris, our cheerleaders. Theyve got the spirit. Orchids to the football boys who tried their darndest to win Friday. Onions to the guys who didnt Fripick up any day afternoon on the way to the D. (If there were any guys, I mean.) Orchids to the F.F.A. and the F.H.A. for a wonderful activity coming up the Harvest Ball. Onions to all the kids who called Vim, vigor and bottled vitaliAzusa guys PRUNEPICKERS. features of Orchids to Mr. Larson, Mr. Hunts- ty are man, and Miss Henderson, and our personality of the week, all other members of the Fine Winona Crosby. Arts Festival Committee. They have been working hard, and we're looking forward to a big- REBELS BATTLE ger and better Fine Arts FestiAfter five straight setbacks, val this year. the Dixie College Rebels are deotermined to be victorious in their hitch-hike- rs g GOBS OF GOSSIP OR three remaining encounters. Friday, Nov. 7, the Rebels trek Things which may not be true, to Ephraim for a league engage-me- nt but still sound good. To a natural snoop like me, this opportunity to write a gossip is heaven-sen- t! column Right from the first I began saving all c D l feel young, the sad feel glad, a. o even make a Democrat want i ual shake hands with an old Repub! lomi an friend. As On stage or off stage, Wint: and has that extra special sou 4'or thing that makes everyone sit and take notice. Winona wants to go on up t BO road of higher learning after e;l graduation from Dixie. Not bei quite certain as to what she wai Th most, she just takes life as comes. Although speech, dram aie ;art( ics, art, and dancing seem to co Wi to s natural her, that isn't all M ci knows how to do. She slmi all adores cooking and sewing. (T In we to hadnt ought let rst haps boys read that part.) She says she loves school t. .an. year but feels kind of sad beca itte this is her last year at Dixie. E wen as the saying goes. All go E things must come to an end, a arth Winona certainly is a good thi for Dixie. What would we ha done without her? Look at the fices she holds: commissioner AN amusements of the senior clat OR vice president of the Women Lambda Delta Sigma, and Foi dent of the Dance Club. b We will never be able to press in words the thought arj mei Yoi feelings of our hearts for th crazy kid who walks around glo apt ing like a newly polished hal pri almost bursting with energy ai s A enthusiasm, with enough smil rril and laughter to set the wof u t prl with Snow College. The following week, Nov. 14, they play The Festival of Fine Arts is a traditional, annual affair. Its host to Westminister in another purpose is to stimulate interest in fine arts, especially in music, league match at St. George. Then on Saturday, Nov. 22, they travel dramatics, paintings, and literature appreciation. g the and downright to Cedar Miss Henderson is directing a play, Sir James Matthew Barries with the afire. City to immoral I stories heard on this B.A.C. Broncos intangle We know you will succei The Little Minister, which promises to be very good. The musical a campus. (Doubtless a few people encounter to wind Be good and alwa field attempts to bring forth some of the fine things in music, both season. Winona! the up are now hurriedly scanning the keep smiling. vocal and instrumental. There is always an art exhibit where the pictures of various contents of this article.) How. ever. artists, both in and out of state, are exhibited. This has always been Since that time I have received Sandwiches SNOWS very inspirational and of great interest. One or more paintings is from the editor. I suggestions Hot Dogs always purchased to remain in the institution as a part of the peram not I to be catty. MODERN CLEANERS must not manent collection. Cold prinks put anything in this article which The Spirit of Fine Arts" is chosen on the basis of what she Well Pressed Is will spoil surprises. I also cant has done in the field of fine arts, and they try to pick someone who REXS FOUNTAIN Well Dressed put in anything which might 'has excelled in various fields of fine arts. Phone 115 Professor B. F. Larson from the B.Y.U. will be here to attend conceivably make someone feel bad. Therefore, if anything interour Fine Arts Festival. Alcikc esting appears in this column, it This Festival is educational as it shows different phases of fine is not only coincidental, but also arts and helps us to appreciate the cultural side of life. CENTER CLOTHING a miracle! For All Gwen Snow your Several sophomores will soon hear their testimony to Headquarters Your Needs . . for school clothing the old saw - Opportunity knocks IJASKETBALL LOOKING TO THE for man but a woman gets a PROSPECTS REPORT FUTURE SPROUSE REITZ CO I suppose their men will ring. FOR DRILL CALL ArmisTuesday, November 11 say, Its better to go broke than For That tice Day never to have loved at all. Prospects for a successful basketball season were good thi6 Wednesday. November 12 Pep And then there is the time NanTasty & Refreshing We Have A Variety Of Club Talent Show week as twenty-fiv- e Snack ! ! Now look. cy Beth asked Gerald, prospective squad members reported for drill, Thursday, November 13 Omega Just how long is vour car going Delta Utah Conference on So- to keep stalling? And he replied. Monday, November 3. CHURCHS Lovely Accessories cial Work Just as long as you do, baby According to Coach Garth three drills a week will be Friday, November, 14 Football: Ive just been handed one helpMcARTHURS JEWELR' held for the next three weeks. Westminister at Dixie ful little hint on how- - to make a The Place To Go About the last week in November F.F.A. Harvest Ball tall man short: borrow $5.00. Utah Conference on Social Work drills will be stepped-u- p to everry By the way, if you want to join For The Brands You Know November 20 Fine a lonely hearts club, I have the Thursday, day. Arts Festival Five lettermen are included in McMULLINS Best Wishes . . address of a simply fascinating the list of men who have turned Friday, November 21 Fine Arts one. (I guarantee a sweetheart 75 East 100 North WATSONS DIXIE DRl1 out for drill. They are Melvin Festival worthwhile, and generous, it says 22 November Montgomery, Clay Nielson, Dud- Saturday, Fine here!) And all you do Is write for efficient Arts Festival ley Rowley, Lee Atkin, and Gor(CENSORED) (If it works, let service don Sprague. All five of these Saturday, November 22 Foot- me know! Maybe I'll try it!) Distinctive ball: Dixie at B.A.C. fellows saw- - considerable action Which reminds me (Dont ask School last year and should see a lot Monday, November 24 Lambda me how) of the . . Clothing Delta Sigma Banquet more of it this year. mama in the biology lab or Hey Kids! ! was it the g papa Lets Meet At Tlhe Odell Stevenson of his L.D.9 in auto mechanics? SNOWS DRESS SHOP Anyway (continued from Page One) SUN BOWL CL1UB mission supposedly to New ZeaThis an would be Ideal spot for vernber 2, in the institute under land but For A Tasty Lunch the Pacific a real thriller, but editors are foractually the direction of Douglas Pearce. coast and Canada. along Burton Stanley ever taking the joy out of life. lies And Billiardsj . ) let me know! enThe program included a very hu- sang Ill My Task, after which If you have Chili any juicy little tid- joy them even if I cant pass Soup H g morous. entertaining account by light refreshments were served. bits, (rumors, gossip, stories, them on! STUDENTS URGED TO SUPPORT FESTIVAL S WEEK So Orchids to Winona Crosby, Spirit of the Fine Arts. Orchids to Mr. Esplin, Rose, and the rest of the staff for the fine papers. 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