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Show THE DIXIE SUN PAGE TWO THE DIXIE SUN Miss Marilee Beard Is Editor Kent Hardy Assistant Editor Bruce Hafen Business Managers Robert Hopkins, James Blake, Melvin Harmon Durrant McArthur, Ken Harris Sports Editors Verdon Brinkenhoff, Charlene Paxman Exchange Editors Carolyn Foremaster Typist Feature Pat Campbell, Lyla Smith, Rod Nelson, JoAnn Lee, Lynne Houston. Harrison, Kathy Wride, Loretta Frei, Charles Horlacher, Virginia Mr. Dalton Advisor Lambda Delta Sigma Has December 11, 1957 THE DIXIAIIA Selected Coed of Month Call 'Em Candidate Installation Lets write the call em. of Sputnik, Incidentally, Ward Chapel we understand speaking The Second-Fourtnext that the was the scene of the Lambda Delta several contain will satellite Sigma installation, Wednesday, Dehead of cattle. This, so were told, cember 4. The activity began at the L.D.S. is so Kreuschev and Co. can claim Institute where Mr. and Mrs. John that they fired the first herd that Nelson, past members of the fra- was shot around the world. ternity, gave short talks on the (Aside from that, Miss Hendervalue and importance of Lambda Delta Sigma in the lives of college son, how did you enjoy the trip to Bunkersquite?) students. And according to Student PresiThe pledges marched to the Chapel for the Installation Ceremony. dent Thick - - er, a . . . Dick . . . Dean Dutton, President of the mens Oh, cut that out Hardy. Lets get fraternity, took charge of the event. down to the fine art of making The talks were introduced by Jennie Lou Shaw. DOn Andrus, Hope enemies. Speaking of enemies, Lauritzen, Geri Wilson, Brent Snow, youll notice that we havent had and Norman Fawson gave the talks much rice lately. Seems odd, doesnt on various ideals of Lambda Delta it? But the writers of the Call Em are sweet and understanding. We Sigma. The ceremony was very bene- shall forgive seventy times seven. Or was it a hundred and seventy ficial as well as spiritual. Guests present at the installation times seven? Now what was that one on Ken were the St. George Stake Presidency, old members of the frater- and Jerri? It seems that Ken was with, Oh, nity, and parents and friends of heard to answer his plea tennis. the pledges. Brother and Sister Im too tired. Lets play Well, todays headline was Local Pearson H. Corbett and Brother and Sister Wayne R. McConkie, spon- Instructor Punches Cow. Perhaps wed best get into the gory details sors, were also present. At the close of the ceremony the of this recent episode. Our new members returned to the Inreporter for the column had from the cows point stitute, where the guests congrat- this to say ulated them on their acceptance of view, of course: I had just fininto the club. Refreshments under ished a delightful meal of rabbit e with a grass dessert the direction of the officers were brush and was venturing across the seemthen served. Other members assisting with the ingly deserted highway in search installation were Paul Christianson, of greener pastures (feeling very carefree with the passing of deer Cal Porter, Melva Gifford, and Law. season), when out of the night came a thundering, roaring, missile-lik- e People who lead a fast life al- projectile a blue 55 Chev. I reways live in danger of arriving at member only those red beady eyes the end suddenly. peering over the top of the wheel and the tightly clenched knuckles. A little praise goes a long way, A split second later, with a screechbut its the little morsel of scandal ing thud, crash, and shrill Good grief! A cow!, it was over I knew that really travels. Id never see another Christmas. n The later dialogue, says our reporter, was simply, But officer, I . . . The Chev now has a charming little cow head painted on its door. (Say! Only four more to be an ace!) Ho hummmm. Whats next? Oh I dreamed I chased a convict yes through a sewer in my ivy league Pressing But that was a Jockey shorts. good show, guys. Sort of gruesome, but entertaining. And I wonder why the sophomores didnt advertise their dance? Is Well Looks like its time to knock off Well again. Better dole out the sunbeam and sunburn and throw in the towel for this issue. Our sunbeam goes to the Soph, dance committee. My, such doings! (Ive been waiting paMilne tiently for this next bit-- ) Were dispensing with a sunburn this time Hamilton Elgin, Wyler, and are offering a sunstroke instead, to the CSU thunderbird. Shutup, Herr Cory, or well nail your other foot to the floor. h Rus-sio- n Win-terto- ot ala-mod- De-Vau- n r SNOW'S Modern Cleaners Cleaning, Repairing Pressed Dressed Jewelry .: jcrx Quality Diamonds Layaway for Christmas 1 QO- - Zi Artk .OiNIJ.- V - For many at Dixie College the completion of the first part of the Dixiana represents the fulfillment of a long time dream the dream of a day when fine young ladies might have a place to live where they will be assured of the security that their own home has provided. In addition to having excellent physical facilities for housekeeping, study, and recreation, the girls have helped formulate rules and regulations which makes it possible for them to live together in a pleasant organized, and challenging atmosphere, enabling them to get the most out of their years at our school. The Dixiana is not, however, unit. The very nature of the romantic and social relationships of young people results in it being a meeting place between the residents and interested young men. Anticipating this situation a large visiting room, a game room, and public rest rooms were designed and appropriately furnished. On special occasions, and only then and by invitation, fellows may have dinner with the girls in their apartments. On all other occasions these areas are off limits to visitors, and should be considered in the same category as a girls bedroom in her own home, and be accorded the same privileges of privacy. Everyone should understand completely the purposes of the semipublic facilities on the main floor. They are intended to be places where the residents may meet and entertain their friends, not a place where outsiders with nothing else to do can gather to entertain themselves. Fellows and girls who come with the proper respect for the Dixiana to visit the girls there or to get acquainted in a spirit of wholesome friendliness are always welcomed and their presence enjoyed. It can probably be best compared to the living room in some home where you always felt welcome, but also respected as belonging to friends who had invited you to be their guests. When visitors a n. Miss Marilee Beard of St. George has been selected as coed of the month for December on the Dixie college campus. Miss Beard, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Beard, was selected because of the work she has done in assemblies and dances. She has been commissioner of amusements for two years, chairman of Homecoming dance, worked on annual staff for three years, helped on junior prom committee, and worked diligently on the musical productions of Oklahoma and Brigadoon. She is very active in the field of art and always works toward the goal of perfection. Besides being active in the school, she still finds time to help out her church and community. She deserves a special thank you for outstanding work she has done and is doing. behind-the-scen- Flyers End Grid Warfare To Start Cage Season Dixie, as you all know, won the state championship in football by downing Millard 26 to 13. Chosen as by either one or both teams were Richard of the Hafen, Karl Blake, Arlyn Hafen, George Andrus, and Randy Ence. These boys along with the rest of the team certainly deserve the laurels heaped upon them; they gave their best all year long. For the past week and a half coach Brooks has been holding basketball tryouts. On the team are seven returning lettermen and six boys who played basketball at Woodward last year. The returnees are: Karl Blake, 6 ft., forward; George Andrus, .6 ft., 2 in., center; Richard and Arlyn Hafen, a pair of smooth guards; Dave Emery, Jack Tobler, and John Jennings. Newcomers are Harris Smith, 6 ft., 4 in., forward; Durant McArthur, Jeff Holland, John Phoenix, George and Bruce Wallis. This years crop of Flyers is a tall, speedy, and accurate enough team to compile an enviable record. The starting five at present is composed of George Andrus, Karl Blake, Harris Smith, Richard Hafen, and Arlyn Hafen. By the time this paper is in your hands Dixie will have played one contest at Lincoln, Nevada, December 6. enter with that spirit the Dixiana can properly fulfill the purposes for which it was constructed. r Your Headquarters Van Heusen Catalina rs all-sta- te i i i CENTER Department Store Your Complete Sporting Goods Sta-hel- i, Headquarters Gym Clothes Wilson Sporting Goods PICKETT'S Phone 101 r r St. George ; |
