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Show DIXIE COLLEGE, lMl-Jil- Editor Editor Make-UEditor .News Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor l A YOUNG STAFF Kareen Brown Margaret Melendez Mary Jane Brown Franklin Marshall Copy Don Photographer DIXIE SPLITS WITH C.S.U. Takes Snow Duo-Head- er FLYERS BEAT REDMEN With O With Dixies double win over the Badgers of Snow, Dixie was raised to a tied first place with Snow College. Although it was expected by those who knew, that Snow would retain "her first place even after losing Friday night, the Rebels came through Saturday to complete the weekend play. The scores of each of these games January 2 8 and 2!j 8 5 were and for Dixie. If it had not been for a foul called on the Badgers during the final seconds of the game, the victory might have slipped from 62-4- 67-6- Dixie. Starring in both games was Solomon. He seems to be half of Dixies defense. After Solomon left the game Saturday the Dixie five lost the fight that had been theirs in the first half of the game. The previous weekend play with C.S.U. ended in a split for the teams. The play at Dixie was much closer than was the play at Cedar. At Dixie Friday night the Broncos lost In Cedars Fieldhouse the Rebels lost Again tTTe' Dixie team fell through when Solomon fouled out. 56-7- 5. 58-6- IN THE LIBRARY CORNER By Kareen Brown As Lincoln's birthday is this Friday, lot's consider a new hook on his life, LINCOLN IN CARICATURE. This new book is not on the shelves; instead, it is on a stand on one of the library tables where you can browse through it on your spare time, and then check it out if you wish. One of the most interesting and valuable books on the life and times of Lincoln in recent years, LINCOLN IN CARICATURE makes a unique contribution both to history and to the graphic arts. From our present perspective in time, we" see this humorous, melancholy, wise man as a towering figure in American history. His position is permanent beyond challenge. It is difficult therefore, and instructive, to realize how savagely he was attacked in his own time. Assembled over a period of forty years, this wonderful collection of the caricatures and cartoons cf the eventful 1860's provides many fascinating new insights into the era of Lincoln and hts contemporaries. It makes clear Indeed, among other things, that our sixteenth president was perhaps the most hated in this nation's recorded history. But we learn, too, how much of the press took up his cause and why historians have attributed historic changes to the cartoonist's art. The noted Lincoln authority. The Redmen of Cedar were defeated on their own floor by the Dixie Flyers on January 15. Although Cedar led the Dixie five up to the final seconds, Dixie, with renewed vigor, made a gain of one point to win the battle, Honors for the final point went to Gary Wayne Graff, who made the basket in the last seven seconds. Although the Flyers won the game, it was apparent that neither Dixie nor Cedar High played their best. Tuesday, February 16, they will clash again on the Dixie hardwood. Each team should be at the peak of perfection, and the is a highly outcome awaited event. parts of the United States, then the time a young man's fancies start turning to thoughts of love but here at Dixie the young man begins to think of love at the time of Saint Valentine's Day. Although the tradition of Va- WERE FOR IT! SPORTSMANSHIP? agree that the basketball games here have really You will all been thrillers and they have had good crowds out to them, but students your bad sportsmanship is showing! No matter who is in the wrong, the referee, the visiting team, or the home team there is nothing as rude as an audience who boos. It will not only harm the reputation of the school but it also takes the spirit out of the game and the joy out of the victory. If the people out to the games would show a little more courtesy and good sportsmanship, they would still enjoy them just as much if not more. Dorthy Hall Rul'us Rockwell Wilson, has writ-tian absorbing account of each picture, giving its historical background in detail, and weaving into his commentary a great variety of stories and anecdotes. We see, for example, the man Lincoln who always found keen delight in a lively game of hand ball" . relaxing with a humorous pamphlet, to Secretary Stantons indignation, while the control of an empire was being determined" reading from 'Shakespeare to Colonel Cannon and breaking suddenly into convulsive weeping over the loss of his boy, Willie telling a funny story during a Civil War crisis ("If I could not tell these stories I think I should die") . . It is impossible not to experience the exciting sense of intimate. direct participation that rises from these pages the sense we have in examining the y political drawings in our current press on events that concern our own lives. LINCOLN IN CARICATURE is history written or rather drawn on the spot. n . DAIRY QUEEN and Sandwich Bar Your After-Gam- e Refreshment Stop coln. That is why (without a crown, a sword, a sermon) we love him as we do. Homely, gaunt, unyet cheerful, wise, and patient, he lived as "Honest Abe and died his countrys "Savior. Lincoln didn't build an army nor take a single fort; he joked, he hauled a pig from the mud, but he raised a drooping standard and won a peoples heart. Men write the name of Washington with a silent awe but they tell Lincolns stories as though he were only a departed gainly, friend. This little bundle of talents is Diane Olsen, a reporter on The Dixie Sun Staff. Youve all heard that old sayBig things come in little ing Im sure youll agree packages. with this when you hear or see the little gal we have chosen to tell you 'about. Diane Olsen came to us from Sandy, Utah. She is about five feet tall, has brown eyes and brown hair, and is a Walking Wardrobe all by herself. If you see her walking down the street with her favorite him, dont be alarmed and think Its Mutt & Jeff because it is only Stan and Diane. She has many talents such as singing, dancing, dramatics and especially the knack of attracting the opposite sex. (She keeps this all to herself.) You are probably already well acquainted with her as she was one of those darling attendants to the homecoming queen this year. She was also chosen as Sweetheart Queen at Woodward last year after being in St. George for a very short time. Although she may be small, she possesses the many qualities any girl would be proud to have. Grant Johnsons DIXIE JEWEL SHOP . . . . . . Bargains are found at CENTER CLOTHING . . For the best in Jewelry, Silverware and Watches Come To MILNE JEWELRY SHOP Lets meet at the SUN Outstanding BOWL for a good hamburger, tamalies, chili, hotdogs, soup, sandwiches, malts, candy, pop, and ice cream. SNOWS MODERN CLEANERS Well Pressed Is Well Dressed Phone 115 For Style, Comfort Try & Wear THE ECONOMY SHOE STORE Shoes for all the family Best Wishes from DIXIE AND GAIETY THEATERS Home of Guaranteed Gifts and Repairs El gins, Hamilton Bulova, Cyma Watches EXCHANGE COLU3IN .... DATING My pet peeve is dating and the problems thereof. It seems, first off that this little institution called dating can become so as to run in competition with some of the large financial disasters we know of today! Comparatively speaking of course. The fact is this: we fellows just dont have a million dollars to spend on a date; maybe two dates but not just one. Fellows what do you do upon taking your gal to a drive in after a movie or dance? Do you just sit there with your fingers, toes, legs, and even your eyes crossed and then pray' that she doesnt order, enough to necessitate your washing dishes; or are you like a friend of mine who upon being asked for the order by the car hop or waitress replied, "I believe Ill just have a root beer, what will you just have? Of course, if she does as one naive little gal who in reply ordered, "just a steak, youve had it. Incidentally, my friend should be through washing dishes next weekend. Brigham WOULDNT IT BE FUNNY IF If the boys from Heber quit dyeing their hair. If Jerry Graff wasn't cheerful first thing in the A.M. If the Spanish students gotAs in their tests. If EVERYONE in the library really studied. If Lawrence Snell were shy. If Carl Moss and Loretta McArthur were going together. If Melvai Gifford was on time to classes. If Miss Henderson used BAD English. If Mrs. Beckstrom wasnt always telling funny stories. If the seniors were really the B.T.O.s of Dixie. 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Sentimental valentines and gifts of flowers and candy are still commonly given by men to women in celebration of the day here in the United States. But bringing it closer to us let's put this in your mind fellows, what are you going to do on Valentines Day? THE MAN LINCOLN a spring arrives in most Burris lentine's Class, Club, and other Reporters Reporters MANS FANCY MEET THE STAFF (,. When Rose Marie Meeks Lawrence Snell Betty Jane Rydman, Dennis Holland Mauna Rae Workman Dick Earl' Elizabeth Beckstrom Carol Jean Lundberg Business Managers Exchange and Circulation Columnist Faculty Advisor Typist ST. GEORGE, UTAH E For Records and School Supplies DAIRY FREEZ Flot Dogs Malts Cold Drinks Hamburgers FROZEN DELICACIES Bigger and Better With the Best in Pharmacal Supplies DIXIE DRUG ATTENTION STUDENTS Come in and visit us F.B. SNOW FURNITURE ! Headquarters for All Girls Clothing Nationally Advertised Brands SNOWS DRESS SHOP |
