Iron County Record | 1951-11-15 | Page 10 | Students Take Steps to Improve Relations between Cedar and St. George Colleges

Students Take Steps to Improve Relations Between Cedar and St. George Colleges As a means' of promoting better bet-ter relations between Dixie college col-lege and the Branch Agricultural college, keen but friendly rivals in every field of endeavor, a "friendship pact" is to be drawn up in the very near future. The move was started at a meeting of student body officers of the two schools held at the BAC last Thursday. At the meeting it was decided that groups from each school would prepare a pact, add then representatives will meet and combine the best features of both in a "Dixie-BAC Treaty". The purpose of the pact is to foster more worthwhile and wholesome attitudes toward activities ac-tivities on an adult level between B A C in tlie formulation of the program will include exchange assemblies, exchange dances, and common courtesies, j Students selected to represent iBAC in the formulation of f the pace include Jeannine Lunt, Joanne Jo-anne Erickson, Jack DeMass, David Endsley and J. Golden Poulson.