| OCR Text |
Show THE DIXIE SUN PAGE TWO THE DIXIE SUN Editor Business Managers Exchange Editors Sports Editors Feature Editors Faculty Advisor Elvert Irene Ott Dean Dutton, Kent Hardy VerDon Brinkerhoff, Charlene Paxman Bill Workman, LaMar Miller ....Rodney Nelson, Bruce Hafen Betty Allan For Should Dixie Organize a College Ward Branch? This subject has been a prominent topic of conversation around the campus this past year. This is not a new situation that has just suddenly poped up, but one which has been thought about and discussed by Mr. Corbett and the seminary authorities for several years. They are agreed that the idea is good and would be very beneficial to the college and to the students, but there are many problems which have to be considered. First of all, the fluidity of the students attending Dixie. coeds Many of the come from the small communities surrounding St. George and usually go home on week ends. This would be a cause for concern because students living in Hurric-canLaVerkin, Orderville, Enterprise, Hatch, etc., would represent almost half of the ward membership. There would also be the possibility of drawing local students to the college branch, which of course, the bishops of various wards and superintendents would not approve. Last year difficulty would have arisen by having students housing facilities scattered throughout the town. But now with Dixies rapid expansion and the fact that the girls are centralized and the young men have the outlook of a dorm in the near future, some thought should be directed toward the campus coeds and their church College Tennis Teams Attend Various Meets No Sense, Nonsense Hits life. Everything around the Dixie campus is undergoing change, in fact, a whole new campus is being built. Everything is changing except thoughts of the institute. Of course the organization of a successful college branch would tak a lot of foresight and planning and the participation of members. Would such an organization on the Dixie college campus create enough interest and enthusiasm to get started and be maintained? out-of-to- e, Yould-B- The Dixie college tennis team will attend the conference meet at C.S.U. May 11. Those who will attend are James Bleak and Melvin Harmon in one set of doubles and Bud Stratton and Mervin Iverson in another set of doubles. Those who will compete are Norman Fawson and Mike Wis-com- Portrait from Your Yearbook Picture Bring Your Kodak for Finishing v.v.v.v. DIXIE STUDIO ,, . - . - There are many types of springs bed springs; Pipe springs; hot springs; cold springs; LaVerkin; the boilers . . . but at this sweaty, swoony time of the year, spring seems to be some sort of disease. All the proof of this is Toni & Packy, or 2 or 3 haircuts I could mention At any rate this invigorating Dixie sunshine has us in its clutches. The birds are singing, Teds top is down, Veyo is prospering, Billys back, love is blooming, classes are snoring . . . ah, yes, Spring! This Spring Quarter always produces great indistrialism in each class room. Of course field trips, track meets, assembly and band tours, speech meets . . . none of these ever interfere with classes. Just because 50 of the student body is out of town is no reason to well, I mean . . . Now my old Mother Cat has the right idea about Spring. Not that she ever does anything but sleep and eat, but wouldnt life be wonderful if all you had to worry about was whether you could amass the energy, from day to day, necessary to transport your carcass a few inches when the sun began to cut in on your spot of shade? I am an ardent advocate of the burmuda shorts movement. Yes, I know my legs are beautiful, but does the world at large know it? What was that you said . . . One more hair on those legs and youll look like a bear? Well now there then, bears are interesting animals . . . Now you take my pet frog, Dan . . . ... b. Let Us Make a St. George Curtis Chosen Delta Psi Omega Elect Seminary-Institut- Fraternity Officers e Elvert B. Curtis, general supervisor of the Young Mens Mutual Improvement association, will be the guest speaker at the seminary and institute graduation ceremony, which will be held in the tabernacle May 19 at 8:30 p. m. Mr. Curtis is coming from Salt Lake City to speak to the graduates, their parents and all others who may attend, on opportunities in the modem age. From the seminary graduates a speaker representative has been been chosen. Because of her grade average she has acquired over the three-yea- r period in winch she has taken seminary, Sussette Andrus has been chosen to fill this position. Graduating this year from the seminary are Alice Adams, Marie Alldredge, Amy Allred, George Andrus, Sussette Andrus, Viola Ashby, Phyllis Baker, Bonnie Bracken, Margaret Blake, Paul Susan Brooks, Mema Bundy, Christensen, K a t h r y,n Cooper Roma Cox, Deanna Dahl, Lawanna Empey, Patricia Empey, Randy Ence, Marilyn Fawson, Clark Fuller, Algene Graff, JoWayne Greger-soBruce Hafen, Emme Hafen, Wells Harrison, Jerry Hatch, Virginia Houston, Mary Louise Hunt, n, At a special meeting last week the Delta .Psi Omega, dramatic fraternity on the Dixie college campus, elected officers to guide activities over the next school year. Selected as president of the organization was Melvyn Harmon, junior student at Dixie. for the club will t Margery Jennings. The secretarial post will be filled by JoAnn Lee. Bonnie Rene Leavitt was elected to fill the reporter position. Mansfield Jennings was elected stage manager. A lighting manager will be appointed during the fall quarter of next year. A reading. production of Hello Out There, a one-aplay, was also given at the meeting, under the direction of Lynne Harrison Also in the cast were Reed Gardner, the husband; Jon Green, the gambler; and Ethel Pointer, the girl; Lynne, the wife. After the play, refreshments w'ere served to the members. The newly elected officers wili supervise the clubs closing partv ct May 16. Retiring officers are J. Wendell Bayles, president; Lynne Harrison, Helen Miles, secretary; Annette Snow, reporter; and Grant Christian, stage ma- vice-presiden- t; nager. John Jennings, Geraldine Jonhson, Grand director of Delta Psi Allen Myron Jones, Evan Ross is Miss Myrtle Henderson, Omega Lamo-reauJones, Steven Judd, Joy of the Dixie college dramathead Judith Larson, Nancy Sue ics department. McQuaid, Joseph Michael, Robert Miles, Ar Jean Millet, Dixon Moore, Wilford Neilson, James Prince, Sandra Reber, Charles, FENTON'S Richard Seegmiller, Vernon Jimmy Schmutz, Edith Carol Slack, PHARMACY x, April 25 and at B.Y.U. May 6. The tennis team is doing very well this year. Near the Bank Phone 669 Columnist Yit : The college team who attended the B.Y.U. tennis tournament did very well, as Norman won first place in the singles. The also attended tournaments Rolls in e B. Wednesday, May 8, 1957 !; We Miss Mr. Huntsman The art room just doesnt seem No-re- Ada Jane Truman, Stephen Thompson, Louise Wallis, Donna Webb, James Well, John Wilson, Sharon Wittwer, and David Zoh-neEileen Christian and Dean r, Earl. From the institute the students are Jo Ann Brown, Mary Carolyn Burris, Cline Campbell, LaRue Campbell, Camillia Carter, Grant Christian, Florence Marie Church, Benjamin Elwin Cope, Stanley Ada Marie Hafen, Mark Vee Henderson, Elvis Holt, Gary Holt, Eulaleone Hopkins, Gale Judd, Dallas Lister, Geniel McConkie, Es-pli- completion of another very successful year. Hope we see you next year. McArthur JEWELERS 41 N. Main, St. George, Utah dent; they have earned their diby hard and continuous work. plomas r Always Shop A. G. FOOD STORES O.K. MARKET We wish him a speedy recovery and hope hell be back to art with MARKET BASKET us soon. Congratulations to the students and faculty of Dixie College for the n, George McConkie, Melvin Miles, Elva Carol Musig, Ethel Pointer, Idonna Pyper, Jerry Quinn, Nancy Rockwood, William Rulon Ruesch, Annette Snow, ElRoy Stucki, Mary Lynn Stucki, and LeNore Syphus. To receive their diplomas the students wall pass over the stand in front of the audience. Congratulations to each stu- the same without Mr. Huntsmans always ready smile and joking manner. ne Spencer, Carol Dean Tobler, The Spring has sprungThe grass has ris. Do you know where McArthur Jewelers is- i j |
