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Show VOLUME IV Art Arrives; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1955 Plans Set; Dixie NUMBER 8 Cast Presents 'Goodbye, My Fancy' Students Selected For Fine Arts Kiss Me, Kate Cast Chosen For Dixie College Show; Festival Reign Rehearsals to Begin Soon Selected as outstanding student the fine arts at Dixie college to reign over the annual Fine Arts of festival February 2 through 5 is Kent Cottam. Reigning with him as spirit of the fine arts is Miss Teddy Sue Seegmiller. The pair was selected from students representing all the fine arts at the school. Attendants to the royal couple will be Elaine Chamberlain, Yvonne Chamberlain, Wilma Howard, Laurelle Leany, Elma Ann McArthur, and Ina Reber. Mr. Cottam and Miss Seegmiller, their attendants, will reign all activities of the annual festival of fine arts at Dixie college. The festival will be officially opened this week with a matinee Pictured above, from left to right, are Dennis Holland, Lynne Goodbye, My performance of selection. Harrison, Richard Hunt, Teddy Sue Seegmiller, Elva Carol Musig. Fancy, this years play A joint instrumental dance and vocal concert will be presented on Dixie College Selects Dixie Rebels Take Lead Wednesday evening in the recreation hall under the direction of William Purdy, Connie Corbett, Fine Arts Yatercolor Over Carbon Eagle Threat ar.d Quentin Nordgren. The program will feature outstanding an original Giant Aspens, The Dixie Rebels took a twelve numbers representing these three watered or by Elverta Jacobson, to nothing lead over the Carbor departments at the school. The festival play, Godbye, My has been presented to the Dixie Eagles last Saturday and shook ofi wil be presented on college art department for their several Carbon threats by downing Fancy, Carbon ralliec Thursday night at 8 p. m. and Eagles collection by the artist. the from a twelve point deficit in the again on Saturday night at 8 p. m. permanent Miss Jacobsen, one of the states in the college auditorium. The Fay opening minutes of the game, anc Kanin comedy, a recent Broadway best watercolorists, has been a got within two points of the hit, features Miss Teddy Sue SeegThe score at the loyal supporter of the annual Fine Rebels, miller in the role of Agatha Red, Arts festival at the school for a half-wa- y mark stood Dixie 38 a congresswoman who returns to number of years. The school is Carbon 34. her alma mater to receive on hon- pleased to add this' excellent work The Eagles from Carbon college to their permanent collection. orary degree. tied the game up early in the A fine arts assembly will be Giant Aspens was painted in second half at 6 and presented in the college auditori- the Manti national forest where, several other times, but some fine um at 11 a. m. on Friday morning according to government survey, shooting by Bryant Soloman from are grown the largest aspens in the field and by Daniel Miles kept February 4. Climax of the festival will be the the world. It has been labeled by them from taking the lead. With annual fine arts ball scheduled critics as a fine, vigorous water-colo- r four minutes to go in the game, the Rebels held a four point lead the Friday night in the recreation painted by direct method. and set up an effective dribbling hall. Mr. Cottam and Miss Seegstall. In their effort to get the miller and their attendants will Good Neighbor Day to Be ball, the Carbon players committed lx? presented during the floor show several fouls which were converted as a highlight of the dance. The into points and added to our lead. two will unveil this years purchase March Entertainment 26; At the sound of the final buzzer, prize painting from the art exhibit. the scoreboard showed Dixie with Artists from throughout the 5 lead. western states will be represented Is Set; Yorkshop Groups a This win brings the Rebels rec- at the art exhibit, which will continue from February Dixies annual Good Neighbor ord to two wins and four losses General chairman of the Fine day is scheduled to get under way in the league play. They have defeated Boise and Carbon, but Arts festival committe is Mr. Wil- on Saturday, March 26. have dropped two games to C.S.U. y to will an This be affair liam Purdy. He is assisted by Miss Myrtle Henderson, Miss Connie which Dixie invites seniors from and one each to Snow and Ricks. Leading the Rebels attack in Corbett, Mr. Quentin Nordgren, all surrounding high schools to atMr. Merrill wondersee Dixie this wrhat tend and game was Daniel Miles, with Mr. and Fawson, Ralph ful Huntsman. college it is. The Dixie sopho- six field goals and nine out of mores (high school seniors) will twelve foul tries, for twenty-on- e points. Scott Graff was close beCombined Choruses to Sing act as hosts to our guests. An excellent schedule is outlined hind with six field goals and seven The combined choruses of Dixie for the day, featuring various out of nine foul tries for nineteen college will participate in the Fine Sections, in which points. Bryant Soloman hit seven "Workshop Ajts festival concert tomorrow everyone will be welcome to par- field goals for fourteen points, and Tsht. About 90 voices will be tak-ln- g ticipate. Among these workshops George LeBaron followed with part. will be cheerleading, a section fea- twelve points by hitting on three Featured in the choral part of turing yearbook and paper staff field goals and six out of seven me festival will be selections from work and organization, one on fouls. Gary Graff, Frank Peterson, ihe Desert Song by Sigmund student government, and many Clove, and Meecham rounded out the Rebels scoring. Homberg, and Battle Hymn of the others. Republic, accompanied by double Piano. Ronald Jones, a freshman at Miss Lorraine Meyer of TaChief soloists are Glenda Talbot, Dixie college checked out last coma, Wash., became the bride of Cynn Harrison, Raymond Gentry, Thursday and is to L. Ellis Gentry, one of Dixies transferring Stanford Dailey, and George Judd. Richfield to attend school. He is veteran students in rites solemnAccompanists will be Elma Ann leaving because of his parents ized December 23 in the St. George McArthur and Jeanne Bowler. removal to that city. temple. with over 77-6- 5. j , : 32-3- j 0. j 42-4- j j j J 77-6- 5. all-da- 2, 46-4- Final cast selections were announced this week for the forthcoming production of Kiss Me, Kate at Dixie college. Kiss Me, Kate tells the story of the Baltimore opening of a revival of Shakespeares Taming of the Shrew. Characters will appear in their own roles and as other characters in the play within a play. Heading the cast of the Cole Porter musical are Kent Cottam in the dual role of Fred Graham and Petruchio, and Clare Dale Terry as Lilli Vanessi and Katherine. Teddy Sue Seegmiller is featured in the roles of Lois Lane and Bianca, and Donald Burris, of Magna, will be seen as Bill Calhoun and Lucentio. Other roles are as follows: Jim Clarke, of Cannonville, as Harry Trevor and Baptista; Laurence Snell as Ralph; Sharon Lemmon, of Hurricane, as Hattie; Ralph Webb, Paul; Stanford Dailey, of Salt Lake City, as Gremio; Darrell Graff, Hortensio; Wendell Gray and Mike Wintch, of Tropic, as the gunmen; and Lynn Stanley, of Heber City, as Harrison Howell. Dancers for the production are VerDon Brinkerhoff, Leon Brink erhoff, Billie Bleak, Joyce Hansen, and Geri Kaye Chadburn. Tentative selections for the chorus are as follows: Lynn Harrison, Theresa Houston, DeAnna Chadburn, Rachel Gubler, Vina Ruth Miles, Verna Jean Sorenson, Ethel Pointer, Billie Barton, Raymond Gentry, and George Judd all of St. George; and LaDawn Ellsworth of Show Low, Ariz., and Leo Leavitt of Mesquite, Nev. Rehearsals on the production will get under way at Dixie February 7. Musical director for the affair is William Purdy. Staging and direction will be handled by Marion Bentley. The orchestra will be under the baton of Quentin Nordgren. Choreography for the production is by Reynolds Johnson. -- Patsy Gubler Selected As National Guard Queen Miss Patsy Gubler, a cute sophomore from Santa Clara was selected last Monday evening by the national guard boys as their queen. This June, Pat will receive a plane trip to Salt Lake City where she will represent this region in the state contest for national guard queen. (The winner of the state contest will be eligible to compete for Miss Utah, and, if she wins, also Miss America. First runner-u- p to Patsy is Shirlee Harris of St. George. They were selected from among fifteen nominees for the honor. Several students motored to California last Friday to take the tape recording of the Ross Eagar day assembly down to Ross. Among those who went were Brent Lovell, DeOnne Sorenson, Ila Dawn Sullivan, DeLoy Gubler, and Idonna Eagar. |
