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Friday, December 9, 2011

Angel Tree: Class Competitions

Class Competitions: Final Totals


Angel Tree 2011
TeacherMoney
Floor 1
Bradshaw$3.15
Christensen$828.25
DuPass$0
Gifford$0
Gust$7.10
Hansen$26.51
Jackson$0
Johnson, Natalie$8.60
Meadows$4.46
Miller$0
Requa/Tate/ROTC$106.60
Sawyers, Chris$8.98
Shaheen$0.95
Simpson$0
Varley$0
Williams$0
Floor Total: $994.60
Floor 2
Bowler$0
Cuff$0
Heppler$38.28
Herron$0
Monkres$0
Myers$0
Peterson$3.00
Robinson$0
Roos$2.64
Sawyers, Brandi$4.33
Saxton$3.00
Seely$0
Sisam$51.46
Snow$3.00
Stucki, Ellen$20.68
Stucki, Will$19.42
Wegkamp$3.70
Floor Total: $149.51
Floor 3
Betts$0
Brooks$0
Brown$0
Burr$0
Dickson$7.48
Goodrich$33.60
Johnson, Nathan$506.13
McConnell$15.95
Mendenhall$432.52
Milligan$3.23
Nelson$0.45
Parker$0
Pierce$5.48
Simkins$0.43
Floor Total: $1,005.27
Grand Total: $2,149.38

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Christmas in Dixie

Christmas in Dixie
by Sara Jewkes
Staff Writer, The Dixie Blog


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The Dixie High auditorium was filled with people awaiting for the concert to start. Jon and Dave from 94.1 were the hosts and the entertainers of the night. 


Christmas in Dixie is a Dixie High tradition that the school does every Christmas season to raise money for Angel Tree. This year there were seventeen performances of dancing and singing. The Dixie High Madrigals did their well known songs: 12 Days of Christmas and Santa Baby. 


There were many students and alumni that performed throughout the night. Graduate, Sammy Myers and her brother, Nate Myers, a senior, both performed their own songs. The Dixie High jazz band performed a few Christmas songs of their own.


Friday, December 2, 2011

Christmas Choir Tour


Christmas Choir Tour
by Kestra White
Staff Writer, The Dixie Blog


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It is a tradition for the Choir Class (including Madrigals) to go on the annual Christmas Tour. They went to Salt Lake City and stayed at the Hampton Inn Motel. 


All Choirs went and performed at the UDOT, Cathedral of the Madeline, the Utah Capitol, Primary Children's Hospital, the LDS Church Office Building, and the Assembly Hall. 


Madrigals performed at the governor’s mansion and the Joseph Smith Memorial. The Madrigal boys put on a performance with a silly Twelve Days of Christmas song at the UDOT, Primary Children’s Hospital, and Temple Square.”


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