https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment259
Segment Synopsis: A group of people, all dressed in professional attire, stand outdoors near a building and chat amongst each other during [a Model UN event at the UCLA campus in Los Angeles, California]. Someone carrying a camera walks into frame. A person on the far left of the group holds a collection of signs with the one on top reading "POLAND". The person directly to the right of them, wearing a gray suit, holds a small sign that reads "USSR".
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment278
Segment Synopsis: Groups of people, all in professional attire, sit and walk outdoors during [a Model UN event at the UCLA campus in Los Angeles, California]. One group walks down a set of stairs after exiting the adjacent building. Everyone wears small paper badges and ribbons attached to their clothes.
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment666
Segment Synopsis: A group of people stand near a large rock. Two of the people paint the number "53" onto the rock with white paint and straw brooms. [The "53" most likely indicates either the year this clip took place (i.e. 1953) and/or that the people shown in this clip are members of the Dixie College class of 1953.]
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment761
Segment Synopsis: A decorated car drives through downtown St. George, Utah during a parade. A banner on the car reads from left to right, "This is NO DREAM!", "WHEN YA GOTTA, YA' GOTTA. COME ON FOLKS, GIVE A LOTTA-$". On top of the car is a decorative ghost with the words "The SPIRIT of DIXIE" written on it.
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1152
Segment Synopsis: A series of clips of someone wearing a blue graduation cap and gown standing outdoors as they give a speech. A large decorative letter "D" with a “4” and a “9” or “8” on either side stands behind them. [These numbers most likely are representative of the graduation year i.e. 1948 or 1949].
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1164
Segment Synopsis: Two people, a female-presenting person and a male-presenting person, are prominently shown among a large group of people at a track and field competition. The female-presenting person hands a small envelope to the male-presenting person and they both look towards the camera, smile, and shake hands. The male-presenting person then empties the contents of the envelope into their right hand.
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1171
Segment Synopsis: A group of people wearing fine gowns and suits sit at tables outside. In the mid ground, a standing person wearing a bright red gown walks and turns with their arms out to their side as if to show off their balancing skills. The group is outside the old Dixie College building, now the St. George, Utah Children's Museum.
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1180
Segment Synopsis: A group of all-female-presenting people stand in lined formations outside at the Dixie Sun Bowl. They stand at the [East] entrance gate to the stadium. At the very front of the group, someone holds a U.S. flag. Behind them is someone holding a flag that reads, "HURRICANE HIGH SCHOOL". Immediately behind them are two people holding up a banner that reads, "SENIOR HIGH".
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1183
Segment Synopsis: [Content Warning: Contains words/images that are inherently offensive, insensitive and harmful.] - A group of male-presenting people are outside near a tall wooden fence. The group surrounds a single person and hoists them up off the ground as they attempt to take the person's pants off.
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1253
Segment Synopsis: Two clips play in quick succession. The first clip shows a grouping of rocks that have been painted white as a part of the white letter "D" that overlooks St. George, Utah. A bucket covered in white [limewash] is amongst the rocks. The next clip briefly shows a group of people standing on a parade float. Two people wear varsity jackets. One holds a basketball while the other holds a throwing discus.
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1315
Segment Synopsis: A series of clips of a large murky river slowly carrying a great deal of dirt and other natural debris. [A dirt road] leads right up to the river bank at the far side. Two parked vehicles and at least three people stand on the road near the river bank. [The river has likely flooded recently, possibly over the road.]
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1392
Segment Synopsis: Someone wearing a white apron sits at a fully set table. They cut open a biscuit and spread butter onto the inside of the biscuit. In the background is a table of four others sitting and eating. Behind them are multiple ovens and stovetops. [This scene was likely recorded during a home economics class.]
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1549
Segment Synopsis: A group of people are outside in a clustered group after a track and field competition [preparing for a group photograph]. Those in the back stand, while those in front kneel. Many people in the group have ribbons hanging around their neck. A person wearing a skirt walks into frame and hands someone [ a coach or faculty/staff member] a trophy. The person receiving the trophy smiles and everyone in the cluster moves into a group hug.
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1566
Segment Synopsis: [Content Warning: Contains words/images that are inherently offensive, insensitive and harmful.] A person with white skin has their face painted brown so as to portray themself as a race or ethnicity outside their own [blackface]. In the clip, the person appears to be singing or speaking.
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1616
Segment Synopsis: Two clips are played in quick succession. Both clips show a group of football players practicing a play in full gear minus helmets. In the first clip, the football is snapped and immediately dropped by the quarterback. In the second clip, the football is snapped and the quarterback completes a successful pass play.
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1736
Segment Synopsis: [Content Warning: Contains words/images that are inherently offensive, insensitive and harmful.] A series of clips of a play or other form of live performance taking place near the Black Ridge. One or more people shown in these clips may be acting as caricatures of people from a different race, culture, or ethnicity than their own [in this case, people of Jewish ethnicity and/or faith].
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1888
Segment Synopsis: [Content Warning: Contains words/images that are inherently offensive, insensitive and harmful.] - A series of clips of people [Dixie Junior College students or faculty/staff] dressed in the white cloaks and hoods associated with the white supremacist hate group Ku Klux Klan or KKK. The individuals wearing the KKK cloaks and hoods perform and watch a mock hanging in downtown St. George, Utah [during the 1951 Dixie Junior College school election period]. The cloaked people first drag a body dummy [stuffed burlap sack] through downtown and by the front doors of the Dixie College building and then hang the body dummy from a gallows positioned in front of the Dixie College Science building. A sign is attached to the gallows reading in blood-red letters, "KU KLUX KLAN ALWAYS GETS THEIR MAN!" [For some more context, see “Ku Klux Klan Split Rule” article in the 1951-04-27 Dixie Journalists’ Chatter vol. 12, n. 14.]
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1953
Segment Synopsis: A 1940s-1950s car down a desert highway away from the camera. A small sign with the word "CANADA" typed out rests in the rear-view windshield. [This clip was most likely taken on the drive from St. George, Utah to Los Angeles, California for a Model UN event.] The camera passes the car on the left.
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1983
Segment Synopsis: A parade float makes its way through downtown St. George, Utah. Two people wearing graduation caps and gowns sit on top of the float which is decorated with a large graduation cap. Resting below the two people are the words (top to bottom), "DIXIE COLLEGE JUST FOR NOW AND FOREVER".
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment1990
Segment Synopsis: A parade float is pulled by a 1940s-1950s period car through downtown St. George, Utah. On top of the parade float are three people. One person sits in a barber's chair as the other two people groom and shave them. Above the three people is a sign that reads (top to bottom), "JUST FOR NOW SHAVE - 50 CENTS".
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment2003
Segment Synopsis: A parade float is pulled by a 1940s-1950s period car through downtown St. George, Utah. Two people sit and two people stand on top of the float. The two standing hold hands while the two people sitting read [magazines]. On the float are two decorative stands, one that reads "DIXIE" and another that reads "WOODWARD".
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment2646
Segment Synopsis: The people on top of the float all wear fine dresses and gowns. One person stands in front of a large decorative letter "D". On the back of the parade float is the number "51" in decorative paper. [The "51" most likely represents the year this clip was filmed or the year of the graduating class (i.e. 1951).]
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment2657
Segment Synopsis: A group of people wearing dresses stand on a moving parade float. One person stands in front of a large orange wall made from decorative paper. They wear a blue sash across their chest that reads "DIXIE". On the back of the parade float is the year "1954" spelled out in decorative paper [most likely either referring to the group's graduating class].
https://oralhistory.library.utahtech.edu%2Frender.php%3Fcachefile%3D1900-696_002.xml#segment2662
Segment Synopsis: A parade float makes its way through St. George, Utah. The word "MUSIC" and another illegible word(s) are spelled out on the side of the float using decorative paper. Three people wearing dresses sit on top of the float. One person on the float pretends to play a large decorative harp.