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Show TheD Rebels To Meet Carbon, B. A. C. Coming Weeks In Dixies Rebels meet two stroug foee in three big games during ,, he next two weeks of league play. Two of the games will be away irom home; one will be on the home court. The Rebels travel this weekend, January 22 and 23, to Price to meet Carbon College Eagles in series. On the Rebels' ,t crucial ng m ability to battle it out to victory their standing in will depend 1CAC play throughout the remainder of the season. The next Friday, January 30, will pit the Rebels against their northern rivals from B.A.C. in a home game. At stake will be the coveted battle axe and supremacy in basketball In southern Utah. The Rebels will be in there fighting to win this one. VOL. II NO. DIXIE COLLEGE, ST. GEORGE, UTAH 7 JONES BROTHERS BODY BUILDING CLASS PROMISES MUCH FOR DIXIE The Dixie Rebels gained a split Dixie College's newest evening in their home series with Snow a course in body building class, College to usher in league play and acrobatics taught b Milo of ICAC basketball Friday and Jones and DeWitt Jones, both of 9 10. and Saturday, January St. George, promises to he one or The visiting Snow Badgers lost the most popular and successful the opening game to the home evening classes at the college, ac7 team and slipped past the to Mr. T. Wendell Bayles, Rebels to win by the skin of their cording classes chairman. evening 3 in the second game. teeth The class meets two times a It was all Dixie on Friday night week at 7:30 p.m. In the college as the Rebels pulled away lo a gymnasium. A number of college 8 halftime lead, then swished students have signed up for it, baskets through the hoop to win and several are entownspeople going away. Big guns for the Reb- rolled. The course offers one els were Lee Atkin, who scored hour of college credit for twelve 18 points, Clay Nielson, with 13 weeks of instruction. points, and Melvin Montgomery, Milo and DeWitt Jones are who made 10 points. professional gymnasts and acroOn Saturday night the game bats. The two men devote their was much closer, with Snow hold- summers to traveling about from 5 lead at the end ing a slim place to place throughout the 3 of the first quarter, in front 2 T'nitod States doing their aero- at halftime, and leading by a batic stunts at fairs, carnivals, 4 nose at the end of the third and celebrations of various sorts. quarter. Top scorers for Dixie in Both men call St. George their the second game were Dudley home, and here they spend their Rowley, Clay Nielson, and Lee winters. Both of them are active Atkin. members of the L.DS. Church. Coach Garth Bellistons team Enrollment is still possible in definitely stamped itself as a the body building course team to reckon with in this year s junior college basketball play. 64-6- 55-5- FLYERS TO MEET WOLVES AND TIGERS 32-2- Enterprise plays Dixie Flyers on January 23 on the Dixie home floor. Enterprise should give the Flyers a hard battle, but the height and cool ball handling of the Flyers should prove their margin of victory. Coach Brooks should have his Flyers in top shape after a hard battle with Kanab last week. On January 30 the Dixie Flyers travel to the hardwoods of Hurricane. This game should be a game, and the team making the last basket should be the one to win. hard-foug- ht REDMEN MASSACRE, BUFFALO STAMPEDE FLYERS 19-1- 7- 35-3- STATION KDIX SOON ON AIR LOOKING TO THE FUTURE On January 2 the high school Flyers played their traditional enemies, the Redmen of Cedar. The score at the end of the game wac 32 27 for Cedar. The game was all the way, but toward the end the Redmen got a strong lead and kept it until the game ended. The Flyers went to Orderville January 9 and lost to the Buf faloes 59 - 46. The Flyers had a considerable handicap because the Orderville floor is so small. Their next clash with Orderville promises to be a good one because It will be on Dixie's floor. -- hard-foug- ht STL KDIX will soon the air The new campus radio station will soon be broadcasting each school day throughout the St. Friday, Jan. 2 3 - - W. A. A. dance George area. Dixie at Carbon Radio workshop students at the at Saturday, Jan 24. college are busy these days readyDixie ing variety programs, plays, and Dixie at Carbon music for the radio day. Miss 29 Thursday, Jan. Myrtle Henderson is directing the course on Wills, Deeds radio activity. and Insurance As soon as the necessary equipat Hurri- ment can be obtained, Dixie stuFriday, Jan. 30 cane dents will "be on the air with B. A. C. at Dixie on the spot broadcasts of Dixie Senior dance College news and doings. Wednesday, February 4 at Dixie Thursday, Jan. 22 Life Institute. SENIORS SLATED TO PRESENT FIRST ASSEMBLY assemblies competitive get underway this week with the senior assembly slated to be the first one, Wednesday, January 21, IRi at 11:00 A.M. In the auditorium. The classes will present their Programs in order as follows: FriClass day, January 30, SWEETHEART BALL FEB. 11 Plans are being made for the Delta Sigma annual Lambda Sweetheart Ball to be held February 11. The committee has been chosen for the event. They include: Helene Porter and Heber Jones, Joyce Glenda Belllston, Spencer Prince, Brent Hardy, juniors; Friday, Carl February 6, sophomores; Friday, February 13, freshmen. Fee for participation in the anDI nual competition is $10.00 for each class. The competitive assemblies each year are the standout assemblies of the year. LaVerna Laub and Ralph Pace, student body commissioners of amusements, are directing the activity. 30 Radio Station he on Moss, John Goddard Service To Programs JANUARY 20, 1953 Appear At Dixie Int Benefit For ihose who like romance aud adventure, a mil thrill awaits January 31, when John Goddard, famed American iwploier, comes to Dixie College to tell of his exploration of the Niie Kier and to show his motion picture record of this adventure, iaaks Down the Nile." Mr. Goddard will appear in a matinee performance and in the evening on the college stage Tickets for adults will be fifty cents for the 4:00 p.m. matinee, DIXIE, U.S.A.C. PRESENT for students thirty-fiv- e cents. FAMILY LIFE COURSE Junior high school and grammar school students will be admitted On Thursday, January 22, the for twenty-fiv- e cents for the after- Dixie College extension service, noon performance. the Washington County extension Evening performance charges service, and the Utah. State Agwill be a dollar a seat. The eve- ricultural College extension serning show is slated to start at vice will combine in the presenta8:00 p.m. tion of an extension short course All proceeds from the presenta-tio- n under the title of Parent and will be used to finance com- Child Relationships. munity service programs from Sessions are scheduled for the the college to the schools and following times: 10 00 A.M. a sescommunities of the southern Utah sion for young people with inarea served by Dixie College. structors from the Dixie College Mr. Goddard will relate and and U.S.A.C. faculties cooperating; his picture will show in 2:00 P.M. a session for the gendetail mans first complete con- eral public, with personnel from quest of the 4200 mile Nile River both participating colleges; and a with its 31 cataracts, session at 3:00 P.M. for the enheats, fevers, reptiles, tire family (old and young alike). d and wild aniThe final session will feature a mals. It took Goddard and his play, High Pressure Adams' to g nine companions be followed by a panel discussion months, traveling in three 60 on Parent and Adolescent Propound kayaks, to navigate from blems. Five Dixie College social the source to the mouth of the .science students and five promimysterious Nile River. nent adults will participate In A member of the world-fame- d the panel. Explorers Club, Mr. Goddard beDirecting arrangements for the longs to the L.D.S. church. institute are Melvin Buralngham, Washington County agent, and T. Wendell Bayles, Dixie ColMr.. BITS OF CAMPUS lege extension director. THOUGHTS Another short course in Wills, Deeds and Insurance will be conAdvice to all the gals who are ducted Thursday, January 29 at the ollege. getting engaged: o My lady be wary of cupid And list to the lines of this PURPLE MAGIC verse To let a fool kiss you is stupid, SENIOR THEME But to let a kiss fool you is worse! The theme of the Senior Dance this year will be Purple Magic. (Continued on Last Page) The dance will be held January 30 following the Dixie - B.A.C, ball game. Chairman of the dance Is Clark Harvey. Members of the committees are LaVee Thornton, Sheldon Snow, Stan Snow and Betty Allen. The senior class officers are also helping. They are Preston Brooksby, DeLange Leavitt, Glen Jay Gubler, Winona Crosby, Gwyn Andrus, and Gwen Reber. ou Saturday, : death-destroyi- hunger-maddene- death-defyin- : OMEGA DELTS HAVE PARTY Christian, Brooksby, Romaine and Nila of the new was held Thursday night, January 8, at 8:00 p.m. in the college home economics lounge for Dixie College Omega Delta members. Honored guests were cast members of The Little Minister: Patricia Adams, Elmer Hughes, Burton Stanley, Ralph Pace, Lau-ra- l Holt, Winona Crosby, Kent Cottam, Leon Sylvester, LaVerna Laub, and little Ileen Burgess from the elementary school. Other special guests were Mrs. Helen McBain, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burgess, and Grant Hardy. Hostesses were Patricia Frel and Carol Hatch. Hosts were Ralph Pace and Dale Rogers. First year Terrell. With preparation having started, this year's Ball promises to be the event of the year. splendid places in which to store paint, scenery, stage properties, and janitorial supplies up behind . V' , U.i . A the stage in the auditorium. ' ' , ' ; ' The new storage place are loI ' STORAGE SPACE '' behind the ASerffce.' cated immediately vw ADDED stage. Partitions have been ripped John M. Goddard tests his : erve with two white rhinos, valued out between several closet-Uk- e The animal on the right attacked the white hunter at $23,000.00. to a size them As a result of c onsiderable rooms, enlarging a rib. ,in which scenery and other large who took the picture, cracking acdown and up building 'earing Mr. Goddard will be at Dixie College Saturday, January 31. be can placed. some things tivity, Dixie College now has , t &&& tA&sAft-- ' i . . |