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Show VOLUME VII WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Rebeiettes Practice For Half-Tim- NUMBER 11, 1957 Activities e X-Cl- ub 6 Members Survive One Day of Hard Labor After enjoying a brief rest, the College Rebeiettes are again hard to work practicing for the half time activities of the coming basketball games. Eighteen sleepy-eyecoeds are struggling at 5:45 a. m. to find shorts, boots, etc. By 6:00 a. m., however, everyone is wide awake and ready to work. Throughout football season the Rebeiettes marched during half times of home games. In October they traveled to Provo to march in the B.Y.U. Homecoming parade; their most recent performance was Dixie d during the state championship game between Dixie and Millard in the University of Utah Stadium in Salt Lake City. Officers for the year are: Kathy W r i d e, Spanish Fork, president; Sherwan Tanner, Washington, Pat Ramsay, Fullerton, California, secretary; Sharon Witt-weWashington, treasurer; Marilyn Esplin, St. George, reporter; and Janice Young, St. George, historian. Other members are: Darylene Bentley, Lewiston, Idaho; Mary Ann Lortz, Las Vegas, Nevada; Janet vice-preside- r, Holley, Springville; Barbara Reber, Santa Clara; Pat Cook, Nancy Sue McQuaid, Rosalyn Ott, Martha Hatch, Mary Ann Reynolds, ArJean Millett, and Susan Thomas, all of St. George. Director of the group is Miss Shirley Bowman, physical education instructor, who came here this year from Delta High School. However, due to matrimonial circumstances, which are about to occur, Miss Bowman will be leaving December 20. In her place will be Myrna now attending Utah State University. Hun-sake- r, Ralph Erinton Chosen Dixiana Elects Officers Flyers Win, Rebels Lose Jr. College To Govern Winter In Weekend Tryout Games All-Americ- an For the second consecutive year has placed a man on Jr. College Football Team. Ralph Brinton, star Rebel end, was chosen and will represent Dixie in the annual East-Wegame at Jacksonville, Mississippi. Ralph is just the second Utah Junior College football player in history, as Bob of last years Dixie team was the first. Ralph, known around school as Smily Brinton, hails from Jordon High School, where he was a standout with the Beetdiggers. At Dixie he has been a sterling performer at end for two years. He is a demon on defense, using that 190 pounds to good and has been advantage, one of the favorite pass receivers Dixie College the Western Quarter New officers for the winter The Dixie High School Flyers, quar- ter at the Dixiana dormitory were still fresh from their recent annexation of the state football championelected Monday, December 2. Mary Ann Lortz was elected president. To assist her are Norma Maurine Hall, Jones, secretary-treasureVer Lee Huntsman, reporter; Jerri Lund and Shan-nStirland, amusement commissioners; Bonita Terry, historian; and De Anne Lynn, ward teaching chairman. They have many new ideas to try, therefore, residents of the dormitory should try in every way possible to back the new officers. Thanks and appreciation are tendered to Janice Gubler, president, and her officers for the fine job they have done this past of Dixie quarter. They have worked conalert quarterbacks. Ralphs Play has paved the way for many scientiously to make the autumn Rebel touchdowns, just as it has quarter a success. also saved many. Dixie College should be very Dixie Debaters Invited Proud in having an athlete such as Ralph. Congratulations on making Junior College All American, Ralph, To Contest Cedar City and best of luck at Jacksonville, Mississippi. Two members of Dixie Colleges debate squad were invited to de"Rebelette Rock" To Be bate with C.S.U. November 17, at Cedar City. The Dixie team was Title of Stocking Dance treated very hospitably while they were there. Thanks to C.S.U. mittees. The dance promises to be The Dixie debaters will particiDecember 14 marks the date for pate in several meets this year, inthe big Rebelette Rock, to be held cluding the national Phi Rio Phi n the gym. In charge of this stocki- contest at Huckingson, Kansas, this ng dance is Darylene Bentley, with spring. The members of the squad are as Ramsay, Janice Young, Nancy McJuaid, ArJean Millet, Mary follows: Mel Harmon, Wayne nn Lortz, Harold Rosalyn Ott, and Susan Shamo, Robert Hopkins, nomas heading the various com-- a Rosengran, Kent Hardy, J. Wendel success with top records, jitter Bayles, Jo Ann Lee, Herbert Hawug contests, floorshows. and prizes kins, and Margery Jennings. This ?r Hje craziest socks. The admis-4- group is under the direction of Dean is fifty cents for bovs with of Students Donald Cameron. With acmitted free. Nine oclock is their present record and their fine he hour when this dance will comhistory from last year, this group mence. hould represent Dixie very well. st Cha-poos- t; r; a e 1 n out-goin- g Boyd. ship, began the new basketball season with a 68-4- 2 win over Lincoln Co. high school at Panaca, Nevada last Friday, Dec. 6. Rich Hafen was high scoreman for the victorious Flyers in this practice contest. All reports indicate that the local squad played far below par in the Nevada game, and show tremendous potential for the coming year. Here in St. George the following evening, the Dixie College Rebels to Phoenix Jr. lost a College in the first game to be played in the new gymnasium. In the opening half of play, it seemed that the Rebels would have been better off home in bed, but Coach Ray Englestead must have had a e lesson prepretty potent pared, as the Dixie five came back to make a real ball game of the affair. Final score: heart-break- half-tim- 50-4- Hew Electric Scoreboard To Crown New Gymnasium In the near future Dixie college will boast of a new electric to make its new $600,000 gymnasium complete. Purchasing of the scoreboard will be sponsored by the Dixie Bottling company, agents for the Pepsi Cola company. The company and its operators and employees have always been active supporters of school and civic improvements in the St. George area. Mr. N. M. Lundberg is the proprietor of the bottling company. Officials at the school have stated that the new scoreboard will be installed before the first basketball score-boar- Hard Work: Progress went forth the day after Thanksgiving when the got together to work on the plumbing for the lawn at Dixiana. Norman Fawson we are told arrived at 8 a. m. sharp, but no one was there to verify it. Mr. Woodbury ran around with a set of plans, telling the boys where to dig the trenches. I suspect that he had the plans upside down, because occasionally he would bellow, How the hell is this supposed to be? and then he would go off looking for Mr. Bunker. Dean Dutton cut the pipe and threaded it, while Kent Hardy buttered the joints. Jim Blake picked up a hard job, squirting oil on the pipe as Dean cut it. The rest of us dug trench like dirty dogs. Important Discovery: About 9 a. m. Brent Snow went inside for a drink (he said) and discovered Miss Turley and a group of girls on the floor in the game room still sleeping off a slumber party. When the boys made a little noise, she informed them that they were barred from the Dixianna for life. It was decided by the that the glimpse which they had of Janet in a white shorty nighty was worth being expelled for. Nobody lives at the Dixianna, anyway. said Peace Offering: Well, we went back outside. Kent went after supplies to eat and Dean cut pipe while the rest of us lay in the dirt and enjoyed the Sun. Mel Harmon commented that the girls needed to clean their front windows once in a while. Manure, he observed, was splattered on them as high up as five feet in some places. Who lives there Moonbeam McSwine? Kent came back with four dollars worth of food and talked the girls into making some sandwiches. Miss Turly broke down and confessed that she still loved us, and gave us each a tenth of a piece of pie if we would come back once in a while. The effects of this peace offering were felt in meeting today when the club overrode Brent Snow and Vernon Brinkerhoff, and made them agree not to take girls with us to Las Vegas. Perhaps if the young ladies were to scrape some of the manure off their windows we would be more inclined to give them a break. Miss Shirley Bowman To Become Mrs. Bruce Hilton d As the matrimonial season approaches, Miss Shirley Bowman steps out of the role of physical education instructor at Dixie Junior College to become Mrs. Bruce Hilton. Miss Bowman and Mr. Hilton will be married Saturday, December 21, in the St. George L. D. S. Temple. The newlyweds will be honored at a reception in Delta, Monday, December 23. All of the students and faculty members at Dixie College want to congratulate them and wish them much happiness together. |