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Show Sept. 28, 1962 Policy on Using School Building THE DIXIE Hourly BusScliedule HewTeschers Join Dixie's Faculty 1st Class Period The new faces around Dixie College are not only the result of plastic surgery and college registration. Some of the newcomers are new members of the faculty. Behind every successful man, there's said to be a successful woman, and in this case, it's Mrs. Betty Garner, high school physical education and health teacher. She is the wife of Dixie's band leader, Mr. Ron Garner. Mrs. Garner had the gumption to graduate from C. S. U., where she was active in music circles. She obtained a degree in physical education and music from the University of Utah, along with an MRS degree. Mrs. Garner's position will at last permit complete separation of the high school and college physical All groups who wish to use L College buildings, rooms, or equipment for activities other than those regularly scheduled will make application for such use on a sp form available at the desk of Presidents secretary. If the r ture must be obtained. The nature must be obtained. The signature of the Superintendent Buildings and Grounds must always be obtained, and should there be a conflict with other school activities, the signature of the chairman of the scheduling committee is necessary. Groups not directly affiliated with Dixie College will be required to pay a fee according to an established schedule on file with the Presidents secretary. Once permission has been obtained, the fee assessed, the individual or group making the request must pay the fee to the treasurer, or make arrangements to do so prior to the time of use. In any event his signature must be affixed before the request form is complete. It can then be used as an admit form which will authorize the custodian in charge to make available such facilities as have been requested. If a student, or group of students, finds it necessary to use any school facilities after 11 p. m., it will be his or their responsibility to arrange for a faculty sponsor to be in attendance. Unless this is done, it shall be the responsibility of the custodian to evict him or them from the building. An exception to this rule can be made only with the written consent of faculty sponsor of the event, the Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, and the President. Members of the custodial staff will be responsible for the closing and locking of all buildings at 11 If student p. m., at the latest.. groups remain after that time, their faculty sponsor shall be responsible for closing the windows, turning off equipment, closing the doors, and double checking all outside exits. education departments. When asked about her plans for the future, Mrs. Garner replied, My future is with the future of Dixie College. The college physical education and dance instructor, Mrs. Myrle Dalton, also has a husband on the faculty, Mr. Robert O. Dalton, head of the English department. Mrs. Daltons training in dance instruction began when, as a high school senior, she gave dance lessons. She has continued her study in dance since that time, and recently attended a dance workshop at the University of Utah. This year Mrs. Dalton will be advisor of cultural to the 1st affairs and to the Rebelettes. Whos the teacher in room 13X? He comes from Gunnison, Utah, where he spent the summer Mr. X is 29 years old, We recognize that bulletin boards, his fulfilled an L.D.S. and a be can single, when handled properly, valuable means of getting informa- mission. He was voted Most Poption before school personnel. Sever-th- e ular Teacher at Carbon High last era bulletin boards have been year. Give up?, Mr. X is Mr. Gee PIacec around campus for student use. Announcements will be most (Kenneth). He attended Snow Coleffective if they are placed on as lege where he was valedictorian, from the B. Y. U. many boards as possible and not and graduatedin field of English. the honors with left too long. . Coach Doug Allred is all right! Bulletin boards will be under the home-towcollege direction of the Student Publicity He attended his State Colorado (Snow), University, be to Director appointed shortly after the beginning of school. It and U. S. U. where he was active will be his duty to keep the boards in sports. Coach Allred did so well in baseneat and current. No poster may f sheet of ball that he was offered a chance be larger than regular poster paper and all posters to play in the major leagues. He date clear- declined, however, to finish his must have a left hand education. in the written upper ly Before coming to Dixie, he was corner of the poster. Any poster riot bearing this date will be re- coach at Delta High School for six years. moved immediately Concerning Dixies football team, For the first time a poster committee will be established this year. Coach Allred had this to say, They Their job will be to design and con- are a fairly green team, but when struct posters for anyone wishing they jell theyll be great! Filling the position of drama dira poster placed on any bulletin is Mr. Allen D. Cook. Mr. be will ector fee nominal A board. has an excellent academic reCook No service. this group for charged will be allowed to display a poster cord and a broad background of unless it was constructed by a experience. He has written half a member of the committee or by an dozen plays, and worked as an outside person duly authorized by actor, director, producer and set designer. He has studied and fillthe Student Publicity Director. The facultys cooperation in re- ed fellowships at the University of is re- - irginia and the University of Utah moving obsolete material he was employed in educaquested. If a student wishes to where last summer. His television tional in announcement any post an other than on a bulletin board, experience will be an asset to him he must have the permission of in his work at Dixie. Mr. Cook believes that theatre the President. vice-preside- Bulletin Board Policy n one-hal- take-dow- n Request for Change Of Grade Policy In order that we might prevent students from exerting pressure on faculty members to change the grades, the faculty has agreed to the following procedure. Except that there is an obvious clerical error, a grade shall not be changed until the student has made a formal request in writing that this be considered by a committee composed of the teacher, the division director, and and registrar. Should the committee wish to ask the student questions he should be available in order that the matter might be thoroughly discussed. The decision rendered by this committee shall be final. SUN loca-tio- n i is an art and hopes that everyone at Dixie is enthusiastic, eager, and willing to work in the drama field this year. Interesting !ure: Hes a bachelor! Dixie welcomes another bachelor Mr. Michael M. Norton, formerly of Centerville, Utah. Mr. Norton is the new Public Relations Director at Dixie. He comes to Dixie with a long list of accomplishments: among them, entering the University of Utah at the age of 1G, through the Ford Foundation's Early Admissions program. At the unixersity he was a member of Sigma Chi scholastic fraternity, the Student Senate, and the band in which he played a trombone. He graduated from the U with honors in the field of political science. He is presently engaged in graduate studies in educational administration. He dislikes tardiness, too much make-up- , and bachelorhood! Interesting enough: His grand mother was born in Pine Valley in good-lookin- IS75! Policy on Duplicating In order that materials needed quantities by the staff or students at Dixie College might be prepared in a satisfactory manner, a variety of duplicating machines have been provided. 1. Routine work in quantities of less than 100 can be run off on one of four spirit-typduplicators which are strategically placed on the campus. Instructors must be sure that they or their student assistants know how to use these machines. in some e 2. Work involving any other duplicating machines will be done in the duplicating bureau according to the following procedure: 3. Masters may be prepared by the department involved. If they are condfidential (such as tests) The they should be so marked. department or student organizations involved will be charged for the time spent. 4. All duplicating in the duplicating room will be done by the Treasurers secretary, or with her express consent, by another experienced person. When someone else is approved it will be his responsibility to clean up the machine used when finished. If the Treasurers secretary does the work, the department or organization will also be charged for her time. 5. When work is done by the Treasurer's secretary she will supply all materials and charge the department accordingly. When the work is done by instructors or their assistants, they should procure paper, stencils, etc., from the Book-Stor- G. groups who use the machines will pay all costs and a rental on the machines. Non-scho- g |
