Women’s League Outlines Plans For Big Sisters Captains and Lieutenants Chosen for Work Next Year Ten Teams Named; One Yet to be Named At a meeting of the captains of the Big Sister Committee of Wom en’s League last evening the plans were outlined for the organization and functions of that activity on the campus next year. Appoint ments were announced for the 100 lieutenants, or big sisters who will work this summer and next year, with the freshman girls who will enter college next fall term. The list is as follows: first team, Euth Corey, chairman; lieutenants: Louise Buchanan, Ethel Montgom ery, Ena McKeown, Euth DeNeffe, Norma Stamp, Claire Whitten, Billy Shields, Marian Horsfall, Eva Nea Ion, and Lucille Pearson. Teams Named Second team, Ruth Going, captain; lieutenants, Mae Anderson, Nettie Mae Smith, Jean Richardson, Eldora Kingsley, Agnes Chipping, Margaret Arnold, Marjorie Horton, Helen Wil liams, Laura Anderson, and Kath erine Peterson. Third team, Harriet Baldwin, captain; liteutenants, Nina Warnock, Roberta Wilcox, Mae Bry ant, Peggy Spencer, Janet Johnston, Adelaide Johnson, Edith Shell, Grace Potter, Lucille George, Lillian Lu ders. Fourth team, Marian Barnes, captain; lieutenants, Clara Lamb, Leona Hostettler, Lucille Brown, Helen Mumaw, Frances Borton, Bon ita Tichenor, May Agile Barr, Cath arine Mayhew, La Nita Gaskill, and Harriet Gould. Fifth team, Virginia Lee Richardson, captain; lieutenants, Diana Deiniger, Mayanna Sargent, Gladys Calef, Elizabeth Ward, Gladys Steiger, Jane Cochran, Kath erine Kneeland, Audrey Lundy, Fay Marsh and Rae Stanley. Sixth team, Frances Plimpton, captain; lieutenants, Margaret Long, Kather ine Mutzig, Edith Bain, Coral Gra ham, Isobel Amon, Glenna Fisher, Faith Jacobs, Virginia Keating, Do rothy Henderson, Rose Roberts. Seventh team, Mary Clark, captain; lieutenants. Harriet Ross, Elizabeth We Thank You— Oregon students, for the liberal patronage you have given us throughout the past school year. We Assure You That it has been a real pleasure to serve you, and that we may be able to serve you better next year; we will soon move to our new location on the corner of 13th & Alder, and— We Invite You For the last days of this school year and also for the next school year to make our Drug-Store— Your Drug Store and headquarters for all your drug store needs from postage stamps to pre scriptions. I The Lemon O Pharmacy i [SIgiaiSISIgjaJSiEfSlBISISISiai3iSEEJSI@®aiBISI3EEIBfaiSJSIEi5EEISIt Remember the day the Bergift way A Box of “Bergift” hosiery and silk undies would make an ideal graduation gift Carried by RUTH CYRUS 1360 E. 20th Avenue Near University REPRESENTING VfVo's WoMerl | Of PORTLAND, OREGON Phone 1827-J Have WeTreated You as You Wished to Be Treated TTS7E TAKE this means to thank you ’ * for your past patronage, and hope that our 'relation with you has been as you would like it. We have enjoyed your visits to this store—and invite you to cme in at any time, regardless of whether you buy or not, in other words we wish to be. . . . your friend. ALWAYS REMEMBER WE ARE HERE TO SERVE Brownsville Woolen Mills 702 Willamette St. Waara, May Benson, Evelyn Dew, Myra Bella Palmer, Jane Sanborn, Maurine Johnston, Dora Williams, Madeline Andrews, and Thelma Park. One Team to be Chosen Eighth team, Buth Miller, cap tain; lieutenants, Beatrice Mason, Olga Jackson, Helen Manary, Una Eldridge, Margaret Pepoon, Edna Ellen Bell, Barbara Blythe, Delia Sherwood, Arlene Butler, Helene Oates. Ninth team, Mary Cogswell, captain; lieutenants, Beatrice Har den, Pauline Knowtand, Audrey j Jensen, Borghild Edison, Margaret Nugent, Clita Waldron, Katherine Martin, Mary McKinnon, Ruth Han sen, and Doris Brophy. Tenth team, Mazie Richards, captain; lieuten ants, Alice Douglas, Betty Beans, Constance Roth, Flossie Radabaugh, Dorothy Dougall, Helen Shank, Helen Webster, Sarah Jano Starr, Alice Southwick and Esther Setters. One other team will be appointed, which cannot be announced at the present time. lUHIIiniHIUIIIIIIBIIIHamilipilHiHK mniiwt«N«fimMDUMKiimKmiiDauium»on»iii!mmnninn,nHTiMnMiti!nminnntiMitniatHHMwi LOW \ Round THM PORTLAND Summer V acation Will Soon Be Here Go Home via Oregon Electric Railway llBIIIBIIIllHIIIIWllilHIIIIBeiliaiiBlIBiBItlllHllllBiH St- Paul $80.45 St. Louis $90.45 Chicago $95.15 Vew York $156.55 Washington $150.71 Other Points in Proportion FAKES FBOM EUGENE St follow the gnat Colombia river water level trade, and ▼e your choice of two fast and elegantly appointed train*. Oriental Limited North Coast Limited A, P. a •-—G. N.—C- B. * Q. A. P. * A—X. P-—»• * Q Lv. Union Bta. *»M p. m. I«v. Union Bta. »:«« a. ta. WMh oo-ordlaated Mrvtoo beroed Chlaaco , Full details, etc., of L. F. KNOWLTON F. S. APPKT.MAN Travr Psgr. Agt. Agent PHONE 140 Oregon Electric Ry. !!ilCHIlHIIHI!IICIIIUCIlllB!l[ J. C. BRILL STORES j Successors to Ax-Billy Dept. Store Sj Gifts for the Graduates — That younger who knows how best to reach their hearts? Who but Ax Billys—catering to the whimsies of each succeeding class—who could know better, those gifts that bring greatest joy? — Ax Billys is splendidly prepared to assist those in search of graduation gifts—of the practical sort. There are pens, peneils, stationery, pottery, kerchiefs, toilet ries, hosiery, neckwear, purees, etc., etc., etc. i—Gifts to the liking of masculine and feminine tastes; ^Priced to come within the most moderate gift allowanee. Let us help you with your graduation gifts. Thank You — To our many friends of the faculty and student body who, through the present semester now draw ing to a close, as well as through preceeding years, have tendered us their patronage, we wish to ex press our “Appreciation.” — It has been a pleasure to have served you and we look forward with eagerness to the beginning of the next semester and your return. Heads for Women s Sports to be Chosen Managers for women’s sports will be elected at the library to morrow from 9 to 3. The nominees are: volleyball, Ruth Burcham and Marjorie Lan dru; swimming, Mae Moore and Virginia Lounsbury; track, Kather ine Graef; basketball, Esther Hardy and Nellie Best; hockey, Ruth Scott and Evelyn Anderson; canoeing, Eleanor Marvin* and Margery Hor ton; archery, Yida Buehler; riflcry, Nellio Zurcher and Gladys Bristol; tennis, Genera Zimmer and Chris tina Holt; baseball, Ellean Eargher, Jeannette Sheets, and Harriet Os born; horseback riding, Constance Ross and Eleanore Glass; custodian, Eloise Smith, Eunice Daniels, and Josephine Ralston. Seven Seers announce the election to membership of Joe Sweyd and Collins Elkins. THANKS FELLOWS! HOPE YOU PI A V E A GOOD TIME THIS SUMMER! 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