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Show T7TT li iiiLLi VOLUME VII Eest Competifive Effort Wins in Class Assemblies From a revolt inside dark Russia flaming feud in the Ozark Mountains have come the best entertainment of the year, as far as assemblies go, in the form of Dixie College competitive assemblies. The sophomore assembly gave the students the feeling of subversto a FEBRUARY WEDNESDAY, ' a , ' , i ' i i iY, .S'' ' "AnY w '$ 3 I ' ' 4. ' a v, , - ' ' ' A V' " A . I s S 1 ;;r ,"'t :J,. i A Y1 1 pi r VV v ' ' - Uf ' - v r-,YY Y iYf' V fY Y''AY ? ! - v. sufV; ? ' - "'V'"' 8X" TIV . NUMBER 8 5, 1958 y if'1"' Yv ? L ..' I 'Njs4 -- 'k'' 1 - : Jl Y "r "f r y,y ai; v,jv ion, romance, relief, and comedy ; from the opening street scene to Y he closing song. I 'V ' Then a Durphy was shot. The Y. s&M Durphys and McKoys were wrecklA ess mountain boys to profection, inY cluding the final assinVion of the ?.. of and the the preicher, ending feud. The only criticism that could bSkeyto6byeeys6$tji6e64ivti4 be offered is the feeling that the The busiest place on the Dixie campus can be readily recognized. Shack was prefabricated. the bookstore. Students can be found there any hour, either conYes, By the time this article is read, the seniors will have displayed their versing with Mrs. Larkin, listening to the jukebox, or purchasing talents. The air of expectancy and candy, etc. The bookstore is utilized by high school students as the brags of some seniors suggest well as those of the college, as the picture graphically shows. a grand preformance. If the seniors and juniors give as good of presentation as the freshmen and sophoDixie Science Seminar Director, Cast Lauded mores, the only ones who do the poor job will be the judges. To the director of activities of To Study Advances Made For Successful Comedy each class goes our congratulations, to the judges our sympathys, and A new organization has arisen on Last week-ena new item was to all the cast members we say, the Dixie campus. The Dixie Col- added to the long list of new and A hard job well done. lege Science Seminar. The Seminar unusual events that have taken was organized to study scientific place on the campus. The occasion When Is Senior a Senior; advances made at the present time. was the presentation of the popular Members include: Ellis Everett, family comedy, Yankee Doodle College and High School advisor; James Blake, chairman; American. The unusual factor Kent Hardy, Dean Dutton, Norman stemmed from the method of proJoined that was used. It was the Problems Fawson, Neil Jensen, Leon Brinker-hoff- , duction theater play to be Terry Ward, Wayne Shamo, first Arena-StylThere has been an interesting and Verdon Brinkerhoff. produced at Dixie. This style, which is becoming extremely change during the current year at Topics to be studied and dis- across the nation, enablespopular Dixie College. At least there has the speccussed include: earth satellites, as- tators to be seated on four sides of been a theoretical attempt to remmissiles the stage instead of just in front. edy one of this schools oldest probl- tronomy, rockets, guided and relativity. Reports will be given ems that of having a high school by various Although this type of production members and invited and college under one roof. Dixie is some new not presents The first meeting encountered on the problems guest at present the conventional only Utah college includedspeakers. satelon a discussion space faced with this problem. Snow ColIn the second stage, these were met and overcome lege of Ephraim, Utah, only two lites and rockets. Miss Hendersons capable dia record of Dr. Edward under and a play was presented rections years ago broke its connection with meeting, talked Dr. Teller was Teller played. its little brother was that enjoyed by those who athigh school. of the about The Size and Nature Miss Hentended. Congratulations, the last Beginning September, Universe and The Theory of Rela- derson and cast. previous sophomores became seniors, and the seniors became soph- tivity. Meetings are held every Monday 'Once-a-Yeomores, etc., which is as it should Day' Is be. But, all this has served to do is at 4:00 P.M. in the Physics Lecture confuse Dixie people who have been Room. Anyone interested is invited accustomed to the previous unort- to come. Celebrafed by Seniors hodox method of denoting who is in what class. The Senior High class had a coDixie Talking Squad Join lossal At any rate, the new title of Once a Year Day, last Frisenior has been a pleasing change Their intensive efforts of the day. U of U previous weeks, crammed with acfor last years freshmen. This is Debate Tourney cather like mans the tivity, produced an unforgetable harnassing atom. its great, but something The Battle of Words marched on day; the two main events their needs to be done to use this new competitive assembly and when three teams of Dixies debate class power. In any other their Sweater Hop Dance. the high of city, went to the University school senior has reached the Their assembly, object of contop squad fnng on a tall ladder. There is talk Utah to display their talents. stant worry and work, was a huge f new The debators left on January 30, success. The senior class showed horizons plus a trip or semr sluff day. Yes, this twelfth debated for two days, and then re- their appreciation to Bruce Hafen, Srade customarily carries a large turned when they ran out of money. Commissioner of Amusements, by him a record album, quantity of prestige. discussed was as presenting The So here are Dixie the Pajama Game. the from show, High Schools follows: question Resolved: That memberseniors, associating at school as after the Sweater The Hop, a as a in labor organization bough they were sophomores. This ship a perfect produced game, be should s a of employment problem, to which there are condition for a perfect day. ending e.inite advantages as well as illegal. The climax of the dance was the Members participating were: RobBut still why cant of the sweater King and nese seniors be given the same ert Hopkins, Harold Rosengren, crowning Gene Sturzenegger and steem as other members of their Norman Fawson, Wayne Shamo, J. Queen, Wittwer. Sharon Kent and Hardy. group throughout the nation? Wendell Bayles, Music was furnished by Kent s.eenns that a senior sluff intellectuals represented These may day m order. and his orchestra. Porter Dixie ably. College Any suggestions? c $ - - y N Dixie dropped a thrilling, ball game Friday, January 31, to C.S.U. and lost the Axe in the process. The game was a wild affair, with the Dixie Rebels all hitting, and hitting from everywhere during the first half. The hometowners left the floor at halftime with a fourteen point lead. During the second half Dixie cooled somewhat and the C.S.U. Broncos ate up the margin. The story was a familiar one. What Dixie lacks in height (tallest man is they have to make up in speed and hustle. Against men and sometimes that isnt quite enough. Coach Englestead summed up the situation very well some time ago when he said: Ill bet Im the only basketball coach who huddles with his boys and can look down and count the number who have dandruff. The round ball contest went into an overtime and Dixie could not seem to muster an offense that clicked during this extra session. The Broncos hit quickly to take the lead and were not headed. They won. hot-shooti- ? ftV9$r And Axe to CSU Broncos hard-foug- '1 s.- Dixie Rebels Drop Game 6-- 6-- 5 6-- 4 d Present e Dixie Flyers Yalk Over Scrappy Hurricane Squad Hurricane, January 25 The Dixie Flyers won their thirteenth game of the season without a defeat by walking over a scrappy Hurricane Dixie got off to a flyquint, ing start and had piled up a 20 to 5 first quarter lead and a 39 to 17 margin. Late in the third quarter the Tigers rallied to trail only by 14 points, at this point Karl Blake and Harris Smith each hit for two field goals to make Dixies lead secure. Smith led Dixie scorers with 18 points: Blake followed with 17 counters. Richard Hafen added 14 and George Andrus 11 to the Flyer cause. Score by Quarters 68-4- half-tim- e ar at Dixie-C.S.- p I Kanab Cowboys Defeated By Dixie Flyers 27-5- 3 January 29 Dixie High School downed the Kanab Cowboys in College Gym. The Flyers were not as impressive as when they beat Hurricane four days previously. The Flyers started slow and trailed midway in the second period, but moved out to a e lead. In the second half the Flyers gradually pulled away, and for about five minutes in the last quarter scored 13 points while holding the Cowboys scoreless. Dixie point production was led by Arlyn Hafen, George Andrus, and Durant McArthur with 15, 12, and 11 points respectively. Next Flyer game is February 7 at Enterprise. Score by Quarters 53-2- 7 17-1- 3 23-1- 7 half-tim- |