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Show DIXIE SUN T II E TWO S'I'AI'T OF TIIF, EDITOR OH1I.F IN JMIOTOGK Stan F SIX Jackie Christensen Robert Maxwell Arnold Aslihv, Walter Rice, Richard Mangum Kathleen Hardy, Lonm Lovell Ron Theobald. RTf Holland. Dorant McArthur llfii Rodney Nelson, Joan Rsplm, Ronnie Frei, Kay .... ASSISTANT UDITOR BIJSIN ESS MANAGERS EXCIIANOK EDITORS SPOUTS WRTRRS FEATURES Hruhn 1)1 X I . Is of Month Co-e- d .. . Mi s FUTI.TV ADVISOR . 1 To Begin On To College The Dixie College Science Seminar, under the supei vision of Mr. will leave St. George Everett, March 12 for Los Angeles where they will spend the week end visit-to ing places of interest related science and subjects discussed by them in their weekly Seminar meetings. Two of the high points included in the schedule of nnpoitant places to visit aie Mt. Wilson Obseivatory and University of Southern California Museum of Natural History. Members of the Seminar arc Robert Hopkins, Gary Snow, Hal Rosengren, Julian Montoya, Ronald Everett, John Riding, Randy Earl, and Steve Thompson. Honor Roll Announced The honor roll of outstanding students at Dixie Hieh School for the first semester was released last week bv B. Glen Smith, registrar. High honors, straight A grades, with a minimum of four Carnegie units or of six periods of full school day were awarded to Dale Cox. Garth Milne, Janet Schmutz, and Laurel Webb. average, with a Honors, a minimum of four Carnegie units or of six periods of a full school day, went to Janice Beckstrom, Leona Brooks, Lida Brooks, Cbristena Cox, Sandra Eastman, Jane Edwards, Joan Esplin, Ronald Everett, Bonnie Frei, Venice Guhler. Janet lar-riLarry Hafen, Jeff Holland, t Richard Mangum. Larson, McArthur, Paul Pace, Walter Rice, Amv Lu Savage, Titine Spils-burClairenc Thompson, Wanda Thompson. Merrill Webb. Gwain Wells, Clark Whitehead, and Anita Wilson. Ha-fe- e Dur-ran- i I Luggage "lien ou get ready to go places. Snow Furniture Co. Stop In For Expert, Economical Watch Repair, and lor All Your Jewelry Needs. IV A long range building program which will provide an ultimate campus for Dixie College is beginning to materialize The actual beginning has ranged "rom 1955 when the Dixie Associa-ciobegan and completed the Div-nius,ng donated funds totaling i -modern V Students Dixie College is happy to have at its disposal money for student loans under the National Defense Education Act to the amount of $1,000 per year. Students who plan to register this spring or next fall should be aware that they can obtain financial aid if they need it. The purpose of the loans is to help needy students obtain an education by loaning them money at low interest rates. The primary consideration in granting a loan will be the applicants demonstrated need for financial help in pursuing his or her education. An applicant must also be a student at Dixie College. This means that the student must register for at least 16 quarter hours each quarter, be in good academic standing, and be able to signify his loyalty to the United States of America. . Students who wish to make teaching their lifes work, and those of superior capacity will have priority in event there are not sufficient funds for all applicants. As students need not repay loans or interest until one year after he ceases to a full time student. In the event that the student becomes a full time teacher the loan and interest up to fifty per cent shall be cancelled over a period of time. Should an applicant become permanently disabled the entire loan may be cancelled. Death of a student borrower also results in cancellation of the loan Those who are interested see Mr.' M M Bentlev, Loan Officer, and ask for an application blank. Applications should be acquired, filled out, and returned at the earliest possible date. . no-- Oratcrfel Contest Von Is By Dixie Miss Guin Beckstrom was named the lucky winner of the Twenty-SeconAnnual National High School Contest sponsored as a National Americanism activity of the American Legion by American Legion Post No. 90 of St. George, according to Kay Wilkinson, Commander. who presented Miss Beckstrom with the local prize of a ten dollar bill. Miss Beckstrom is now entitled to compete in the district meet which is tentatively scheduled to be held in St. George, Feb. 27. Miss Beckstrom is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Vere Beckstrom of St. George. Runner up for first place was Durant McArthur, also of St. Other contestants were George Judv Paxman, Washington; Darlene Alldredgc and Paul Pace, both of St. George. Legionnaires who were influential in sponsoring the contest, besides Commander Wilkinson, were Elmer Pickett, adjutant, and Wayne Nuttall, chairman of Americanism. The contest was an outgrowth of an 'activity sponsored in the American Problems Class at Dixie College by Mrs. Pansy L. Hardy. All members of the class participated in this worth while project. Ora-ton- c than S8S.000 09. The first major appropriation to D'xie College from state funds began in 1955 This was for the construction of our new gymnasium The building was completed at a cost of $608,581.48, and has been used since the fall of 1957. Bids have been let for the ultramodern heating plant, which will be large enough to house boilers to heat all of the build, ngs on he campus. It is to be a high temperature water system. Building Board Planning Funds have been utilized to prepare plans for a cafeteria and mens dormitory, which should soon be under construction. The Fine Arts Building, which will include a spacious auditorium, and for which a $700,000 00 has been requested, is only waiting for the approval of the current legislature before becoming a reality. Since this is a long range pio gram, undue haste in campus completion is not desirable. $1,325,000-0has been programmed for Dixie College to 1961. t full-tim- e d Call on us fur Samsonite N, College Campus School Loans Give Aid Science Seminar Plans Excursion Dixie Jewel Shop NAN' White Pansy Hardy (Jar. 10o!) Construction Studentbody Secretary . )'in E. B. February 20, MARILYN FOREMASTER Marilyn Foremaster, a vivacious blonde, has been selected as the Coed of the Month for February at Dixie College. Miss Foremaster, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Foremaster of St. George, is very active in all school affairs. Last year she held the responsible position of editor of the year book, was a member of the Lambda Delta Sigma, and an active member of the Delta Psi Omega. This year Marilyn is a member of the Public Relations Committee, treasurer of the Lambda Delta Sigma, a member of the WAA, and is serving as secretary of the studentbody. appio-priatio- Sputniks Take Intramural New Spring Merchandise Arriving Soon i THELMA'S Championship The first place trophv in the Dixie College Intramural contest was captured by the Sputniks after defeating the FFA team, according to Jim Gillins, AMS president. The contest, which began following the Christmas holidays, is sponsored by the AMS Council and is supported by all the organizations on the campus. Members of the winning team are: Fred Wilkinson. McDermitt. Nev.; Gordon Barben, Delta; George Thomas and Mike Jones. Provo-ReBryan, Payson; Kay Campbell. St. George; Van Chambers, Enterprise; and Burke Eldredge, Roosevelt. The remainder of the teams finished in this order: FFA, Ying Yangs, Nevadans, Lambda Delta Sigma, Northerners, Vets Club, Vets Sigma, Northerners, Club. i Jantzen, Tenna Paige, Candy Jrs., Campus Casuals r- Wildlife Program To Be Presented Here Jim, nationally traveled and famous sportsman, will present a program Monday, March 2, in the Woodward Gym, to w'hich everyone is invited. Sponsored by the Dixie Wildlife Federation. Bond will show the fol The Mule lowing films: Saskatchewans Fast Water Rainbows, and others. Admission will be $1.00 for adults and 50 cents for children. Bond, Lovely larger diamonds . distinctive stylings . . attractively low prices on the Keepsake of your choice. . . j i c- McArthur Jewelers - |
