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Show f PAGE TWO THE DIXIE SUN THE DIXIE SUN Editor in Chief Kareen Brown Assistant Editor ...Donna Rae Gillespie News Editor Frank Marshall Feature Editor Cleo Laub Editor Melvin Miles Sports Business Managers Keith Reichmann, Ethel Pointer Hxihanne and Circulation Eulaleone Hopkins Columnist Norman Fawson Elizabeth Beckstrom Faculty Advisor M. lie Ada Ami Baldwin, Pendleton, Bulph W'cbb, Sheiri UtpoiUis Ann pm tt, Irene Hatch, Blent Eocll, Cos, and Class and Club lit porters. 11 i Tuesday, Melvin Miles Is Chosen By Dixie Sun Paper Staf sociability committee has made a practice of giving out a sack of apples to the players of both teams after their games, and they report the boys really appreciate it. However, the cheering squads tend to counteract the good will created by the sociability committee by their failure to cheer for the visitors. No ball game, not even one with Cedar, should begin without a cheer for the opponents from the pep squads. It may be nothing more than spelling out The Hello, Cedar. Were glad youre here. Come on, gang, lets give them a cheer, and 15 rahs for Cedar. It is just good sportsmanship. How about it, students ? Your sportsmanship is showing. KAREEN BROWN Bouquets to Girl Drivers Guest Editorial from the Salt Lake Tribune. Gags about women drivers are legend. Now women, particularly young women, have an opporunity to make the male superior quipslers laugh out of the other sides of their mouths. A leading automobile insurance company reports that its studies show that women under 25 years old are better drivers than men of the same age. And the firm supports its convictions with a 23 to 35 per cent cut in insurance rates in New York state, with a 40 Icr cent cut m California, and with Tri-Sta- te & 36 Office Music Supply East Tabernacle St. St. George, Utah Your school and music supply center. Phone 371 Very Choice Selection of Fall Clothing Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Sweaters anil Blouses Snow's Dress Shop plans to make similar reductions other states. Other insurance concerns are taking similar action. About 150 companies represented by the National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters are reported to be consider lowering rates for young women drivers. What about the young fellows9 There is still an extra premium on the car they drive. This is a challenge to them and to their fathers who pay the insurance bill. Keep up the good record, girls, and maybe you can help cut down the appalling traffic toll even more by protesting when a brother or a boy friend starts showing off in a in car. Dixie College Students Take Missionary Leave Since Christmas two ho have btxm enrolled college this year have missions for the Church w Paper Staff Will Sponsor Second Annual Traffic Dance students at Dixie gone on A j newly designed magazine racl p 1C f a ft st S a1 D was put into use recently at the Dixie college library. Designed b Eldon McArthur, built by Theron Terry and painted by Jim Clark the rack replaces a wooden mode, which was built several years ago fe What's Coming a m m gi Jc M Gi February 2 to 5 Fine Arts festival week. ar Wednesday, February 2 Art exhibit opens, display in ar; ar Melvin Miles room, 32 A. ba This week's paper staff personFine Arts festival concert, rec- st, ality is Melvin Miles, the tall reation hall, 8 p. m. of Thursday, February 3 athlete who is sports editor of Dixie college at Ricks, basketM the Dixie Sun. ball. Be As center on the high school Fine Arts festival play, Goodbasketball team his six feet two bye, My Fancy, auditorium, 8 ch inches and 165 pounds of muscles p. m. Ai are really an asset. He has been Friday, February 4 Dixie high school at Enterprise, od among the high scorers of most of Tc the Flyers basketball games, the basketball. Be Dixie college at Boise, basketreward for spare time spent pracDi ticing basketball. At Woodward ball. school Fine he Arts in starred junior high ball, recreation hall, Ge Ra basketball, too. Basketball is not 9 p. m. his only athletic field, though; he Saturday, February 5 is pitcher for the high school baseFine Arts festival play, Goodball team. bye, My Fancy, auditorium, 8 Aside from sports, Mel enjoys p. m. Sunday through Saturday debating on the debate team with ELRoy Stucki; and studies for his February 6 to 12 Boy Scout week. favorite classes, algebra B and Monday, February 7 chemistry. He studies for his As Redlands university choral conand is rewarded by achieving the honor roll. He must have a system cert, 8 p. m. college auditorium. worked out with the teachers as Wednesday, February 9 his eight oclock class frequently Boy Scout circus, 7:30 .p. m., gymnasium. begins at 8:30 for him. Sweethearts ball, 9 p. m. rec-- ' Incidentally, Mel is a brother to reation hall. Miles is who AMS Danny president Spanish club meeting. at Dixie. Thursday, February 10 Mels father is Maurice J. Miles Trades classes field trip. who tor so many years taught Future Business Leaders of chemistry at Dixie and is now America meeting, room 11A, 7:30' r doing research work at Titanium p. m. Corporation of America in HenderCedar high school at Dixie, basson, Nev., and Mel has started out in his fathers footsteps, with ketball. Fathers and Sons banquet. chemistry as a hobby and plans Friday, February 11 to go out in physical sciences, Weber college at Dixie, basket-first at Dixie and later at either ball. B.Y.U. or the U. of U. W.A.A. dance after game. Chemistry and algebra are more Saturday, February 12 interesting to this sophomore than Westminster college at Dixie are girls. Girls are his pet peve. basketball. Heart Fund dance, 9:30 p. m During the summer Mel cooks at the Sugar Loaf cafe, where he recreation hall. can eat all he wants of his favorite 15 Tuesday, Next issue TheFebruary food, ice cream. Its no small wonDixie Sun. der the girls all think he is cute. It is not often that athletes are of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. Elder Richard C. Oliphant reported to the mission home in Salt Lake City January 5, prior to his leaving for the eastern states mission where' he will spend two years as a missionary representing the St. George Sixth ward. Jerry Empey entered the mission home January 5 prior to his leaving for the southern California mission where he will represent the St. George Second ward for also cooks. Two vveks ago, January 17, Mel two years as a missionary. celebrated his eighteenth birthday. Talk Alcoholics Anonymous He was born in St. George and has Last Wednesdays regular bus- lived here all his life. iness assembly featured a speaker instead of the usual songs and Modern Dance Is Featured movie, in addition to business. Mr. Grant Harris of Alcoholics Anonymous spoke on the evils of alcohol and what AA and other organizations have done to combat the increased consumption of alcoholic beverages and corresponding number of alcoholics. 1 Do you remember last year.' traffic dance, the most differer dance of the season ? Another such event is now ii the stage of preparation by mem bers of the paper staff under th. direction of Frank Marshal anc his committee members, Iren Hatch, Sherrie Ann Ott, Dona Ra ruary 24. The place is the Recrea tion hall. Drivers licenses will be 50 cents. Full details will appeal next week. Why do we cheer when a foul is called against the visitor and boo the official for calling the fouls of our placers? or 1955 Gillespie, and Sylvia Cox. The big night is Thursday, Feb Your Sportsmanship Is Showing Do you realize that booing is one of the worst kinds of bad sportsmanship and that those who boo tear down the reputation, of the school much faster than it can be rebuilt by all the victories a team can chalk up in a season. To students who come to Dixie from schools where booing was not tolerated, its allowance and widespread practice at games is immediately nauseating. In the high school I attended, spectators were asked to leave for booing at games. Why must it be, that in the tense moments when the score is nearly even or when we are in the deficit, when a Dixie player steps up to the foul line it is so quite you can hear the next person's breathing, but when it is the visiting players turn, he must shoot amid the boos of an unfriendly crowd? Should they not receive the same courtesy we give our home team? 1, ; Slia ( February Members of Miss Corbetts modern dance class will present five numbers in tomorrow Fine Arts festival concert nights which features dancing and vocal and music. The concert is free to the public and will be held at 8 p. m. in the recreation hall. 1 WATSONS DIXIE DRUG The Friendly Fountain DROP IN Drugs Confectionery D. C. Watson, 0v nor |
