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Show "fr I Chosen Coed of the Month By JONI is back in Coed of the month of Januarv is full swing a of the honor girl most are burning since she hasdeserving countless hours a"j,n. The dorm lights spent are again regular on student activities. Miss Ada Jane apain and boys visitors. (Truman of St. George is the editor January is the month for com- of the yearbook and was a candiassemblies and last Friday date for homecoming queen. She petitive . senior class assembly was pre- was secretarv of her class in both Russia was the theme her junior and freshman years. Othsented. er freshman activities were: annual and it was a very Russian peasants, TV staff, assembly committee and prom assembly. attendant. In her and movie characters and the three queen spare she works on floats, toasts, stooees laughed their way through time outthe half hour show. Especially dances, and assemblies. standing was Kenneth Bowler as Frank Sinatra; Milton Frei and Dorm Dribbles Judy Leavitt as Louie Prima and Keelv Smith; and Merrill Webb as eleSteve Allen. We loved those There have been three new addigant pink costumes on those glamtions to the DIxiana since the orous gals from the Lido. Christmas holidays. Junior, freshman and sophomore First ,two new girls have moved assemblies are coming up. into apartment U. We would like That certain thing called The to welcome Konny Campbell from sound familiar? Casti- Panguitch, Utah and Dixon Tracy Boy Friend ng is now complete for this years from Diamond Valley. musical comedy The Boy Friend The new drapes in the living and rehearsals are underway. Conroom are the second addition. They gratulations to some of the gals extend the full length of the glass who secured roles: Nancy Jackson, sliding doors. The dorm girls sinPat Terrv, Marian Wadsworth, Pen- cerely thank the Faculty Women ny Hafen, Lee Clark, Irean Thompsfor this lovely gift. on, Judv McMullin and Joan Last, but not least, are the Now I want to congratulate to be seen in a certain Joan MeConkie and Jeannette GarHouse of Blue Lights. Proud inner for getting the leading roles. I know that theyll do a fabulous job. terior decorators are Judy Hansen, Ann Cottam, Chris Christensen and Joan has sung in many assemglies s Karen Bandley. These crazy ard Jeanette had a leading role in have appeared at various last years musical. places in rather appropriate? atThree senior girls are now wear-in- s tire. (Some peoples kids!) sparklers on the third finger, for now Well, toodle-dleft hand. Ilona Atkin and Janet Remember: It isnt what you eat Hafen got their diamonds at Christmas time. Geri Ann Follett received that gives you ulcers; its what eats you! (Just ask Judy Hansen!) hers on New Years Eve. School TIIKEE Miss Truman Society j DIXIE SUN T II E Friday, January 15, 1960 ty,-- well-present- Es-nli- n. dec-oratno- Beat-nick- o The "bigger and better bash was a wonderful Jacks, ping pong, hopscotch, bean affair. volley ball and a hilarious basketball game between the skins and the sh'rts made the evening a huge success. The dance studio was transformed into a cross between the desert at night and a beatnik hangout. Karen (?), Ann Cottam, Nanette Christiansen, and Hansen came arrayed as theirJudy idea of beatniks: dirty sneakers, baggy sweatshirts, levis, dark glasses and ghastly eve make up. Charlie f f and Darlene Heaton saw to it that everyone got plenty to eat. Howard Brinton and Larry Harmon jlept everything mixed up., The only (thing that was missing was the crowning of the bean queen. Thanks Sociability for a bang up Brink-erho- i shindig. "Oriental was the theme for the publication social held last were greeted by Couples nairman Sandra Bybee and Lavon Hall. The room was hung with gay Chinese lanterns. Soft lights and helped to create an oriental atmosphere. The show consisted of numbersfloor from 6 ental musical Flower Drum bong. Couples were served light ccfreshments at tables centered with candles. Chopsticks were presented to the girls as favors. Gary West and Elna Zohner; and Virginia Anderson; Connie Truman and Peggy Hawkins 2nd Brooks and Kathleen Pace jake were some of the couples good Sounding Bosrd to Open First Session Jen, 21 The first sounding board in the history of Dixie College will be held in the Student Council Room at 4:00 Thursday, January 21 of this year. A PREVIEW of the Sounding Board was held in the Student Business Assembly last Wednesday, January 6. The purpose of this preview was to acquaint students as to how these meetings are and will be conducted. Student body President Brent Crosby will act as mediator between the students and the faculty. The faculty will be represented by Mr. Woodbury and Mr. Blake. The Sounding Board is your opportunity to clear up any questions or gripes pertaining to policies. All interested are invited to come. student-administratio- STUDENTS Mohammad and Raheim. In America, craps, and cracker jacks. At the Bean Bash, just jacks. IRANIAN Ircnten Students Add Color to Campus Guys whose favorite foods are turkey, chicken, hamburgers, and hot dogs, would seem to be boys. But Mohammad Panakkhah Nassari and Mohammad Bagher Rehimzadeh, exchange students attending Dixie College from Iran are just becoming thoroughly Americanized. The boys hove had twelve years of schooling in Iran. Thev studied two years of English. In Iranian schools, French, Arabic, English and German are taimht. Each student must take at least two languages. Mohammad comes from Isfahan and Rahim, as the other Mohammad is called, lives in Tehran, Irans capital city. Both of their fathers own factories in this Near East nation. They are studying Agriculture while in the United States. Their applications to U. S. schools were accepted bv several universities but the lads elected to attend Dixie because of its size and similarity in climate to their homes. After two vears of study here, they plan to attend school at a larger university. The handsome Iranians both report that English is no easy lan- guage to master. Trouble easily comes up when two tongues such the same paper. For excample Sheir in Persian means lion tap and milk in English. Also those of you who have seen one of these welcome additions to the Dixie campus take notes in Persian may have noticed that thev read from right to left. Sounds as Persian and English are pdt on confusing, doesnt it? Mohammad and Rahim say they like the United States very much, as do most people in their country. because everyone is so helpful. In referring more specifically to Dixie, both young men were impressed that everyone is so kind. O o,e a Ijjj. Sterling Stiver FRIENDSHIP RING Gleaming sterling silver ring, proudly enriched with your college seal or society crest. Good-looking- skill- , fully and beautifully ci af ted . . and in excellent taUe. A lasting gift shell cherish from you Gome in and oi del it for her today . ! Grant Johnsons Dixie Jewel Shop music Rob-Jon- College Sophomores! weeks we can expect a new year. won-itrf- ul L Complete Line of Sporting Goods Dixie Studio auditorium Gym Suits Baseball Equipment 5:0P P. M. Saturday Pickett's Everything in the picture line, see Dixie Studio near the bank. Assembly Practice es tending. If the rest of 1960 is as exciting Jud fun packed as have been the past n -- J |
