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Show May 24, cTWusical Notes Jr have improved from just being allowed to sing. What memories I have of building floats; performing in by Syd Ramsaur concerts, parades, shows and recitals; going on tours; eating tacos and drinking rootbeer (something I would only subject myself to for the Music Department); selling raffle tickets, pushing a chicken dinner and trying to raise money to keep us out of the hole. The Dixie Sun would have to go at least ten pages if I were to relate all my memories, half-tim- e I take pen in hand Sadly to write my last article for the Dixie Sun. As tears resulting from fond and sometimes painful memories fall to the paper smearing mascara and ink, I remember the first time I walked into the Music Deaprtment. It was to borrow Dr. Garner's record palyer to tape some music for "Apple Tree." Being the friendly, considerate and curious teacher Doc is, he engaged me in polite conversation. He soon found out that I played the horn and asked me to baritone be in the band. What a drag, I thought. I just got out of that stuff in high school. What a waste of time. It's a good thing I didn't listen to my negative reactions and accepted Doc's offer, or I would have missed out on two of the happiest and most rewarding years of my life. From band I gained the confidence to try my hand at singing with freshman-shy- , the choir. I don't care who has My gratefulness to the Music a better voice than mine, or Department will never die bewho thinks I'm not that good of cause through them I found my a singer, I know how much I potential and my worth. Dixie Third in Tennis St )0 ie Dixie College tennis came to a close Saturday, May 1 1 , with Dixie placing third annual ICAC Tournain the )n ment. The u- - season ib a- - Favored Snow College dis- pelled any doubt about with a convincing 8-- 1 . a to lty in at ion ext. in lent four starters - Kirk Andrus, Stan Stewart, Larry Leavitt and Howard DeYoung, along with some talented high school prospects, next year's team will be more experienced and therefore winning victory. Mesa College of Colorado placed second followed by a distant and Outstanding players Dixie and College of Eastern teams were honored at the Women's Intramurals Utah. Awards In singles competition two banquet held Wednesday May 8. rebels survived the A trophy was given to Jo opening Ellen Boswell for accumulating round and advanced to the finals. the most participation points Gary Nelson, playing 3rd singles, defeated Gary Arambula of CEU throughout the year. Karen Paice was awarded the and then bowed to Dave in the Most Enthusiastic trophy. AcClark of Snow finals. In fourth singles it was cording to Advisor Anna Jane Kirk Andrus downing Lynn Hafen, Karen was enthusiastic, Merchant also of CEU and a good fun, Facing Steve Sheisswohl of Mesa sport in the athletic program. in the Hazel Loosely was named the finals, Andrus took the first set before Sheisswohl Best Supporting Player. This award went to a girl who has fought back for a not attained athletic recognition, nctory. In other Rebel action top-- ' yet always participated and is ranked Stan Stuart succumbed involved with the Intramural to Mike Vandegrift of Snow program and promotes it's philDave Edwards was osophy. was McArthur Suzanne by Scott Scheisswohl of Mesa in the fifth spot named player, for leff Koiter of Mesa outlasted showing athletic ability in all Larry Leavitt 64, 64; and in or most sports of the Intra6th singles Kevin Pickett was mural program. eliminated by Alan Fillmore of For extramural volleyball Snow Dixie regular awards, Barbara Redlin was voted Howard DeYoung was unable to Teammate of the Year. Kayleen participate because of an injury Jones was the Most Improved his right arm. Player, and Marie Olenslager was 6-- is 6-- 4 6-- cises day, 11 be ation the the 4-- Arizona as highlights. Women Rebs Honored 6-- 6-- 4 pur-i- more competitive." He anticipates a fuller schedule for next year's team with a Dixie invitational tournament planned and a tentative road trip to 6-- 6-- 3 the Most Valuable Player. In extramural . basketball, JoEllen Boswell, who scored 124 points during the season, was recognized as High Point and High Re bounder, plus Most Valuable Player. Kathy Hale was voted Basketball Teammate of the Year. Donna Weaver was Most Improved. President JoEllen Boswell turned over her position to Cori Pearce, who will be over the Women's Athletic Program next year. Council members for 1973-7- 4 were Terry Jones, Barbara Redlin, Eva Lou Beatty, Marie Olenslager, Peggy Stapley, Kathy Hale, Cori Pearce, and Hazel Loosely. 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- o In doubles competition The day they were stifled determined Snow team of hawford and Fillmore after 'Inning the first set 64, 3, In first doubles Rebels Stuart and Nelson were defeated Hornbecker and Lutz of and in second.; roubles Edwards and Pickett defeated by the Snow team Nelson and Clark 64. y a Welcome to Tri SEE OUR 2-- t ty Mesa 6-- 6-- 0 6-- coach Robert Hurlacher that the major obstacle this year's team was the lack college experience (only one this l)phomore participated ;t). Optimistic about next w's success, Horlacher said, 'tth the possible return of offering a full schedule including Biology, English, and the PhysiSciences. Dr. cal and Social Ramtpon also suggests students Supplies and allowing SCHOOL For Any Student Leav-t- t and Andrus advanced to the 'trials in the number three spot ') eliminating Montoya 6-Merchant of CEU 6-- SUMMER Students can pick up a full quarter's credits by attending Summer School, according to Dr. George Rampton who heads The college is the program. COMPLETE - State LINE OF Electronic Calculators Craig Tape Recorders and Car Stereos t Olympia Standard and Portable Typewriters t Musical Instruments tTapes, Cassette and 8 Track t Records t School Supplies t Rebel els Jhm ff 36 East Tabernacle Street & St. George, Utah 84770 1 974 - THE DIXIE SUN Sports in Review FOOTBALL This year's football team had a record of 6 wins and 4 losses. Dixie was Number One in the conference in total offense and second place in total defense, and led the nation in passing with over 1 ,700 yards. Quarterback Lynn Lewis was the nation's leading passer. Coach Bunnell expects to have an even better season next year, with a lot of returning football players. BASKETBALL Dixie's record in basketball was 10 wins, 13 losses. Some of the season's highlights were wins over Snow and CEU. Disappointments were losses on our home floor to Ricks and Mesa. Terry Manghum and Bernie Leavitt were named Second Team. Prospects for next year look bright with a number of returning lettermen. TRACK Dixie placed second in the conference, finishing ahead of Snow and CEU. Outstanding individual performances, as cited by Coach Bunnell, were: Brad Hafen in the high hurdles, Curtis Lang in the 440, DeLoy Merrill in intermediate hurdles, and Ralph Yanni and Scott Gubler in the sprints. will be interested in the many workshops and seminars that are shceudled. A writers workshop is going to be held July 22 to 26, that will include "Writing for Church Publications and Periodicals." The Home Economics Department, Dr. Rampton says, is offering everything from Weaving and Dyeing to Hardanger. Including pioneer quilts and quiltThe P.E. Department is ing. going Spanish with a Flamingo Dance Class. - Page 5 Johnny Bowler - "Thanks As I reflect on my past year at Dixie, many great experiences come to mind. I have really enjoyed serving as Student involvement and student participation have made this year one I will always remember. t. I want to personally thank the members of the Executive Council, the Student Senate, the Committee, Appropriations Dean Iverson, President Losee, and any other people with whom I have worked. By working with these people I have learned so much. I love Dixie and I know will continue to the school progress. It's the students, teachers, administration, and Dixie Spirit which make Dixie such a great place. If the students will keep involved and always have a concern about what happens here, then each year will be greater. Have a great year next year. I want you to know I was truly proud to be a Dixie Rebel this year! Thanks for your support! Johnny Bowler FROM DEANS OFFICE (Continued from Page 1) informative, humorous and in my opinion just great. Finally, the most important aspect of the college is all of the students. YOU HAVE BEEN GREAT! Our troubles have been few and I am grateful to all of you for a very successful year at Dixie. I hope that all of men students return the best of luck and the students who will the Freshand wish success to be leaving Dixie. Please return and see us many times in the future. You will always be welcome here. |
