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Show THE PAGE FOUR DIXIE SUN Wednesday, Sept. 26, 1956 Dorm Daze Pet Peeves By CHARLENE PAXMAN Just what are pet peeves? I asked Nadeen Gubler and Ravona and they answered, Campbell, Well, pet peeves are anything or anybody that bothers me. Berl Slack said her pet peeve was Rochelle Rollins. Now thats fun-lovin- not what she said pet peeves were, but what hers are. Grant Christian Favorite Food Chicken. Year in School Senior. r-- Age 19. How Tall Too Tall. Hair Blonde. Eyes Blue. Favorite Saying Big Deal. Hobby Sleeping. Our personality girl around the campus this week is a pretty, quiet and talented miss, Fae Donna Chamberlain. Fae Donna was bom right here in our own St. George but soon moved to Orderville where she has spent most of her life except for last year here at Dixie. This popular gal was ninth grade class president, tenth grade class DIXIE DRUG For , Prescription Supplies '' - secretary, vice-preside- ATTENTION STUDENTS Get Your Special Meal Ticket at eleventh grade class and in her senior Food Eat anything that doesnt eat him first. Senior. Year in school Age 18. Eyes THE WISHBONE $5.00 Ticket $3.75 I Green. Every so often as a new personality comes along, or as is the case with Grant Christian, a personality comes along Who has been around a long time, but suddenly gets recognition. If you havent noticed Grant around, its probably because you just couldnt see who was behind the big stack of books hes always carrying. Grant is majoring in and wants to go into medical research after graduating from year she was elected studentbody secretary. During her senior year she played in a local orchestra. After graduating from Dixie school. she plans to finish school at the Says his favorite classes are biB.Y.U., and chemistry (hes, one of ology Fae Donnas major is elemen- those brains). on tary education. Says she plans Hes an officer in Delta Psi teaching for a year, then spend Omega and takes an active part d her money traveling. in Lambda Delta Sigma. Hes the After touring around the world life of every party. is to visit the her main objective He loves Dixie and plans to Isle of Capri. For this lovely, talented girl we graduate from here and then go can say, nothing is impossible and on and get his degree. We wish you luck, Grant. anything probable. First in Quality Fairest in Price Fastest in Service A Satisfied Customer Is Our First Consideration McMullin's pre-medici- Men's Wear Jantzen Sweaters For Men !; 'i DRESS SHOP Althea S. Nelson, Mgr. Every Room j Ci 1( v li ir and Steam Heated i U oi V( in a di sc us or 3e' of ar c c re; th( Ce From the first impression at the beginning of school, one could not be sure whether the Dixianna belonged to girls or boys. This beautiful structure, built through the hard labors of 'both twons- people and school personnel, is to house those girls who leave their homes to enjoy the friendly spirit and beautiful campus of Dixie a girl enjoys the same safety and close association that is found in the family. This new dormitory will contrib- ute a great deal to the social standards of Dixie plus it should and has increased the enrollment of the school. Dixieites should be proud of this structure and the harmonious relationship .between the school and townspeople that it stands for. Home ed u s1 or Girls Dorm A Bovs - of St. George, A Home Away From SNOW'S I THE DIXIANNA the doorbell is con-- , stantly bombarded by the mascu- line fingers of the male population LIBERTY j c vice-preside- nt college. Although HOTEL j c a s n Height 5 feet 9 inches. Hair Brown. hard-earne- i: t i happy-go-luck- Some people peeve Bob Miller because of the way they act. Watch it, kids, if you dont want to be a portion of Bobs pet peeves, you had better brush up on your action. Now I can imagine that most all of you have what is called pet once in a while. Ruth peevitis Leany said that if you havent, you have never really had anything to gripe about. And until you do, the old world will be dull on the griping side of life. Headquarters The new Dixianna has been thoroughly initiated this past week g by 38 ambitious and gills coming to Dixie from all parts of Utah, Idaho, Tennessee, California, Philippine islands, and Nevada. From the time ten alarm clocks shrilly announce another school day until sign in time at 11 y atmos- p. m., the phere makes it impossible for a dull moment to ever prevail at the dorm. It would seem very un- natural if right in the middle of your afternoon nap, the door didnt fly open and Trudy come rushing through your apartment to rummage through the fridge for ice cubes. Darlene and Sally are forever wandering around, measuring cup in hand, trying to borrow a cup of milk or some Karo syrup. And then, of course, you can expect to see Rochelle run through your apartment at any second, minute, or hour of the day. To keep the riotous laughter and gav times under control, a dorm council was held Monday night and officers were elected. Janice Neil-sowas elected president to organize the social events and take charge of any problem that might arise. Mary Ann Hunt was elected to keep things running smoothly in Janices absence. Hope Lauritzen and Irene Ott were appointed to 'be historian and recorder. They will make a scrap book for Dixiannas first year and will keep a record of all the happenings. Sally Frederick will act as reporter and keep all the papers posted on the latest news. To keep the parties lively and everyone DeAnna Hawkins was happy, chosen as activity leader. SP rus ov 1 ani Iw nei ma 1U- bn ' p1 Ho a'c the 27.1 jn s I PAID ANNOUNCEMENT We wsh 0 thank those residents of the Dixianna for their unstinted efforts in alleviating the thirst of laboring members of the faculty. D. C. M. F. L.W. A. B. j j SNOW'S Modern Cleaners j Well Dressed Phone 115 OFFICE E and MUSIC SUPPLY Well Pressed Is j TRI-STAT- Appreciates Your Patronage See Our i; I Portable Typewriters All Makes 36 East Tabernacle : F F G E C 'n I foot L n Y s |
