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Show April 12, 1985 DIXIE SUN Page Rebel award nominees named Last theatre show Of t:ne season of the Adand ministration Faculty, the Rebel Awards program was Alayne Isom, Sheri Bywater, Frankie Holt, Susan Horman, Malea Mathis, Dave Stirland. changed this year. In years past the awards have been given to many different nominated in- SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD: Dan Bell, Josh By suggestion dividuals from many departments. To make the ceremony more prestigious and dignified, the categories have been narrowed down to twelve individual groups. The different departments on campus will have their own awards to celebrate the achievements of people in the department. The Rebel Awards program is for recognized achievement, instead of awarding all departmental efforts. The people nominated, and the different categories are as campus-wid- e follows: Burgon, Nykele Leavitt, Brent Stephenson, Darin Williams. DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD: Suzanne Arroues, John Bowler, Sherree Gammon, Debbie Gates, Susan Horman, Malea Mathis. ACHIEVEMENT OF THE YEAR: Terry Swyers. The nomination and selec- tion of the Rebel Award finalists was a particular and process. Nomination un-bi- forms were distributed to faculty and staff, and were available to students. Although the response was not as well as could be expected, over 70 students were nominated. The next step involved a committee of 2 students, 2 administration members, and 8 division representatives who divided the nominees into 12 different selected categories. Break-of- f committees were then formed with original committee members as chairmen. These new committees then reviewed each nominee and selected the winners. The winners will be announced at the Rebel Awards Program, Friday April 12, in the Fine Arts Center auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Master of Ceremonies will be Bill Mar-crof- t, Sports Director of the d Salt Lake KUTV City-base- Television department. news Auditions tor tne Dixie Col- lege Theatre production of The Emperors New Clothes were recently held. College par- ticipants are: Zar being played by Darren Wheaton, Zan by J.P. Berrett, Han by Todd Evans, Tsein by Shannon Peterson, Mong by Franke Holt, old man by Christopher Little, Ling by Patty Spencer, Fah by Susan Dalton, Emperor by Kevin Davis, Empress by Tonya Gaygon, general by John ODriscoll, and citizens by Ed Crockett and Angi Brown. The student cast will be supplemented with children from the community. The play is directed by Mace Jacobson. Mrs. Jacobson D.A.S. OUTSTANDING STUDENT: Ruth Boucher, Barbara Gibb, Steve Penny Rawlings, Schreiner, Matt Wonnacott. FRESHMAN OUTSTANDING f SOPHOMORE STUDENT: Suzanne Bowers, John Bowler, Susan Horman, Malea Mathis, Steve Shamo, Brent 4 i Stephen- OUTSTANDING TEACHER AWARD: Andrew Barnum, Addison Everett, Don Hinton, Stauffer. ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR: Shauna Ottesen, Brad Val Slaugh, Chris Schoebinger. PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR: Debi Brey, John Bowler, Susan Horman, Chris Dana Smith, Schoebinger, 10 A.M.-- 7 if BUILDING-ANCEST- FRI-S- A RECORDS , TAPES , TOP TEN $6.97 BUDGET SECTION FROM $3.97 up 1 10 A. M.-- 9 national competition T P.M. MART-- MUSIC ALBUMSTAPES t OR SQUARE P.M. $8.98 LIST ALBUMS CASSETTES JUST $7.77 capabilities. Costumes are be- ing created by Olive Esplin and the scenery by Brent Hanson. The production will be presented the first week of May. Tickets will be available beginning April 23 at the Dixie College Fine Arts Center Box Office. This is the final production of the season for season ticket holders. Plan now to get your tickets to this great theatre production. D.M. KRBC receives new look sion of Communications Department head Ed Rogers and engineer Marv Persinger, the handy-worof Cory Ruward, and other staff prior to their return home from The enthusiastic forensic squad TOWER MON-THUR- S lege. Subsequent training at Utah State University and practical directing experience in the community have developed Mrs. Jacobsons great directing k Marv Wilson. SPIRIT AWARD: studied theatre in jr. high, high school, and graduated as a theatre major from Dixie Col- Since last fall the Dixie College radio station has been planning the relocation of the radio station. Well that time has come, the station will be in its new room as of Friday, April 19th. The new control room is an updated facility which v ill now contain the entire Dixie record library within its walls. The move was made possible through the supervi- son, Marv Wilson. DIXIE 3 and ACCESSORIES 45 SINGLES TDK-MAXEL- L $1.59 Each RECORDING TAPE SPECIAL CASSETTE CARRYING ORDERS COMPACT DISCS WE HA VE YOUR MUSIC-- - TROM CASES BUTTONS, POSTERS, DECALS, and MORE! BACH TO ROCK ' 628-535- 5 in continued to page 5, col. Stockton 1 Forensics place 18th The 14 member Dixie College Forensic Squad returned home last week, after 10 days at the National Forensic Competition in Stockton California, hosted by Los Rios Community College. Six Rebel students earned trophies seven events on the way to compiling four and one-ha- lf points and an 18th place finish out of 960 American Junior or Community Colleges. Bronze awards were brought home by Muriel OFlynn, impromptu; Steve Shamo, speech to entertain; Suzane Bowers, communicaton analysis; Matt Wonacott, and Mike Maio, impromptu speaking. The one Silver award went to Steve Shamo in prose interpretation. Scott Searle place first with his speech to entertain, bringing home the only first place gold award. S.t u d e n t loans A Guaranteed Student Loan Workshop for all current GSLs recipients has been scheduled for April 12 at 1:00 p.m. in the LA Building room 110. Pat Carricaburu of First Security Bank, Jim Ginnis of Zions First National Bank, and Alice Griffiths of the Utah Loan Servicing Corporation are coming from Salt Lajce to conduct this workshop. Please plan to attend. |
