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Show With trusty Tin: REBEL HARDCOURT WARRIORS, Ktn Wilkes, Clarence Beal, Jerrold Wilson, Rich Hafen, Max Jones and Arlyn Hafen. the southern muskets primed for blood, itchy fingers biting at nerves, cavalry wagons loaded for battle ... a thrilling shrilling yell shatters j calm: after a winter of crescendoes, the climax. Sophs, Seniors Urged to "Sadie Hawkins Day Sadie lav, kins Day, sponsored Get Announcements by the Associatid Women Students, at fair at Dixie Cola Those seniors and sophomores lege, will be held eb. 20 Girls are urged to make the most of this graduating this spring who wish to situation states Sheila Raker, AWS send commencement announcepresident, since leap year comes ments to relatives and friends at only once every four years to get their are Lil Abner and Daisy Mae graduation now urged to Mrs orders in Montrue from will be chosen candidates Larkin in the bookstore. nominated trom each class. I v 1 will be full of The day ac- tivities. of the day will be a Sock the leklhouse scheduled m Admission is 50 cents ladies pay. Other actnities include volleyball, ping pong, jacks, jump the rope, and hop scotch Climax Hop at for 8 p. a couple, 1 Tonights Etebsl-Brcs- ic Cage The Rebels of Dixie College and the Broncos of CSU clash again this week end for the last time of the current cage season with both teams hoping to grab a twin win, thereby settling the dispute as to Orders will be taken for the an- which is the best team in the nouncements until March 1. No southern division. more orders can be taken after In their last encounter for the that date. traditional Battle Axe the two The announcement cards are priced at $ 16 each and the opRack Tigers 48-1- 8 tional name cards which can be Flyers inserted in the larger cards may In Thursday Prep Battle be ordered for $2.95 per 100 cards. These name cards are also used by The Dixie High School Flyers many students as mementos to ex- raced past a fading Hurricane quintet last night on the local court to change with classmates. ANY GRADUATING students in- remain in the running for a state terested should check with Mrs. tourney berth. Larkin as soon as possible and In a battle dominated by make their card selection and order second team finally the Flyers action, their announcements. Payment will racked the Tigers be necessary at the time the order Coach Walt Brooks reports that is made. the Dixie eagers must now stop Mrs. Larkin says she will be three other southern and midhappy to clear up any questions in southern teams in order to be eligregard to these commencement an- ible for the March classis at Provo nouncements Students may conChances are slim, he said, but I tact her in the bookstore. still think we can do it. 48-1- McArthur Jewelers Count the Screws and Win Your Purchase . . t fe CligEst Fob Ftafo southern Utah rivals split, th1 Broncos taking a win on the Rebt court and the Rebs winning on the Bronco court. Both teams have impressive the Snow Badgers and Carbo' Eagles, who make up the rest o win-ove- r the southern division. Last week the Broncos move .ahead of the Rebels in conferenc standings when they beat hot Boise and Magic Valley in Idahc The Rebs took the measure Magic Valley, but were tripped ur by the first half shooting of a ho o Boise five. Dixie followers are hoping the the Rebels will be able to have th services of big Clearance Beal fo the Axe series. The star cente has been lost to the team for the Iast eiSht games, Beal, a former Union High sta has been sidelined with an ank1 injury. Ray Englestead has indicated h will go with the usual combinatio for the CSU games of Richard ar Arlyn Hafen, Max Jones, Jerro i Wilson, and Kenneth Wilkes. |
