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
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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;
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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,
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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.
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— To our many friends of the faculty and student
body who, through the present semester now draw
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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.
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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.
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HOPE YOU PI A V E A GOOD
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