Rush Week Over
(Continued from page one)
dale, Washington, completes the Iota Cii
duo.
The women’s fraternity bids were
sent out from the Pan Hellenic Associf -
tion at 7:30 o’clock this morning. From
then until one o’clock this afternoon
every woman’s house on the campi s
anxiously awaited results. When tie
lists were closed and the last rushee had
chosen her "frat,” Kappa Kappa Gamma
was found to have come out on top
with fifteen pledges. They are Mary
Irving, Portland; Jeanette Moss, Grants
Pass; Edna Howd, Salem; Eva Von Bor,;,
Alberta Lee, Winn.; Gladys Smith,
Metolius, Alice Van Schoonhover, Port
land; Grace Service, Baker; Florence
Brosius, Hood River; Dorothy Scott
Duniway, Portland; Helen Engberg, Cor
don; Gene Geisler, Portland; Doris
Slocum, Portland; Gertrude May, Port
land; Marie Beach, Portland; Genevieve
Keller, Portland.
Chi Omega—Nellie Rudt, Portland;
, Gladys Harbke, Portland; Anna Lee Mi -
ler, Portland; Lorraine Mahoney, Port
land; Mildred Pegg, The Dalles; Naon i
Bernard, The Dalles, Florence Hemet -
Faculty
Fraternities
Students
We would like to saw your
wood. We do good work for
, I current prices. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Phone 476-L
or see us on the campus.
J. Andre’ Wells
Wayne W. Wells
way, Cottage Grove; L. Jean Cochran,
Medford.
Delta Gamma—•Elizabeth Houston,
Klamath Falls, Era Godfrey, Lebanon;
Betty Bruyere, Portland; Reba Maek
lin, Portland; Rena Adam Ontario;
Marian McDonald, Nyssa; Helen Hall,
Eugene; Emma Stephens, Eugene; Beat
rice Yoran, Eugene; Lucile Morrow,
Portland.
Kappa Alpha Theta—Evelyn Thegil
gas, Portland; Mildred Garland, Leban
on; Philena King, Portland; Grace Wil
liams, Coos Bay; Mary Gales, Medford;
Jessie Garner, Astoria; Adah Aulen,
Portland; Carrie Howard, Salem; Mar
garet Rogers, Salem; Ruth Conuel, Port
lam1; Mary Warrock, Portland; Eugenia
Demming, St. Helens and Elsie Fite
Morris, Condon.
Delta Delta Delta—Margery McKim,
Baker; Frances Talmadge, Portland;
Marion Chapin, Portland; Katherine De
Yoe, Roseburg. /
Alpha Phi neophytes are Adah Me
chen Colto
Gamma
Naomi Mn
Portland;
Kap, Sail
Vancouver
I’i Beta
Louise Me1
Murphey i nd Dorothy Parsons, of Eu
gene and Dorothy llunzicker and Gret
n, of Portland.
I’hi Beta Pledges are—
rallus, Irene Strowbridge, of
Muriel Perenger, rendleton;
Grace Hammerstrom, Astoria; Marjorie
m; and Viola Crawford of
Washington.
Phi—Adda Martin,* Baker;
'andliss, Portiand; Dora Bur
chard, Grants Pass; Gertrude Cowgill,
Portland; Nell Warwick, Marshfield.
30 Candidates Out
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being groomed for Bob Malarkey's posi
tion at left half. Hollis although light
er than Shy, looks fast and shifty
in the workouts.
From last yeiir's freshman ranks
there is an abundance of good ma
terial. George Cook, Mast, Skidmore,
Basil Williams, Dwight Wilson, Brown,
Morfitt and Peter Jensen all have a
chance to make their letter. Bill Steers,
Ed Strowbridge and Stan Anderson are
FREE!!
A Pencil at
"The Kodak Shop”
Opposite Rex Theatre
i
The place where College Students take their Kodak
finishing
DEVELOPING PRINTING ENLARGING
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the class among the green caps. 1
Ben is practically beginning where
he left off last year, but he is taken
nothing for granted. A firm believer' in
drilling on the rudiments of the game,
he has instituated nightly talks aiefed
by a black board and chalk. All the
pre-season stunts will be rehearsed.
Kicking, signal drill, sprinting, tackling,
falling on the ball, and pushing the buck
ing machine will all have their places- in
the daily routine. 1
Secret practice was inaugurated
Thursday night, the training table stayts
Monday, and soon the advent of the
arc lights and ghost ball will herald the
season on in full sway.
Leland G, Hendricks
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remembered articles and editorials. He
was perhaps the finest exponent of
beautiful writing that the University has
known.
Since leaving Oregon he has been man
aging editor of the Daily Statesman, a
paper owned and published by his father,
R. J. Hendricks.
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