Campus Movie
Scenario Begun
Under L. Lewis
Godfrey Makes Additions
To Advisory Staff; Help
From Portland Accepted
Work on preparation of a scenario
for the University of Oregon mov
ing picture production started this
week under the direction of Leslie
L. Lewis, instructor in English.
Myron (Iriffiu, head of the stu
dent committee, has appointed
Henry Lumpee, Jean Patrick and
Alex Tamkiu to assist him in work
ing on the script which is to bo
ready within two weeks. Screen
tests will start as soon as the nuni
b her and type of characters can be
determined.
Several persons interested in 1 lie
production have been added to the
advisory staff by George IT. God
frey, faculty chairman. These will
assist with suggestions and criti
cism of the student work. The new
appointees arc Stanley Stevenson
and Carl It. Baker, Eugene; Stanley
Orne, theater editor of the Oregon
ian, Portland; Harold Hunt, theater
editor of flic Journal, Portland; and
Dean Collins, Portland Telegram.
Other members of this committee
arc Bert Bates, Itoscburg, and Roy
LePevre, Portland.
The university picture staff has
also voted to work with the coop
eration of the Portland Cine club,
of which 31 r. LePevre is president.
The Portland club lias offered assist
ance in various ways, and this offer
has been accepted by the students.
Interest in 1ho production is al
ready campus-wide, and much inter
est. is also noted throughout the
state. Jt is planned to show the.
film first on the campus, then in
Portland under the auspies of the
Cine club, and then in any part of
the state where people desire to
see it.
Prep Schools Sending Many
Students Here to Conclave
(Continued from l’aye One)
Aunabelle Edmonds, and Margaret
Sullivan, at Alpha Chi Omega.
COTTAGE GROVE — Kenneth
Guff, and Ralph Monroe, at Alpha
Upsiion; Mary Vuson, Both Bede,
and fac. adv., Miss Myrtle Kem, at
Alpha Xi Delta.
Half Dozen to Attend
THE DALLES — Tommy Ward,
Rus.sell Sheffer, and Vincent Gates,
at Sigma, Nu; Geraldine Zachary,
Helen Hall, and fac. adv., Miss Cor
nelia Meek, at Gumma l’hi Beta.
DRAIN*—Norman Cool, at Alpha
• Up.sibm; Lorria WUson, at Alpha
* Ni Delta.
DU EUR—Eva Woods, at Alpha
Ni Delta; Ely Aikcr, at Phi Kappa
Dsi.
DUNDEE—Elsie Livingood, Mil
dred Wilson, and fac. adv., Miss
Maude McIntyre, at Alpha Xi Delta.
EUGENE—Robert Near, Grace
Harris, Bertel Thorstcnberg, Alice
Olmstead, and Thelma Zeaman.
FOREST GROVE—Max McGlas
son, and Scott Roberts, at FJii Delta
Theta; Mary Louise llig'ly, Gracia
Duvck, and fac. adv,, Miss Alice
Baber, at Alpha Ni Delta.
GATES—Dorothy Kluthe, and fac.
adv., Julia Brauuiuger, at Delta
Delta Delta.
G HR VAIS UNION---Hen ly Eder,
and fac. adv., James Bubaut, at.
Alpha Upsiion; Monica Schwa), at
Susan Campbell hall.
GRANT (PORTLAND) - Byron
Hoyt, Dick B. Goebel, James Wal
lace, and fac. adv., A. O. Bittner, at,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Jane Dens
more, and Gail Burnett, at Alpha
Phi; Jean Finley, at Bela Theta Fi.
GRESHAM UNION — Vernon
. Wediu, Arthur Gulir, and Willird
Bering, at Alpha Beta Chi; Betty
Thorne, at Alpha Chi Omega.
Grants Pass Represented
GR AN TS l Aon - it will u»rrnv,
ami Laurence limiter, al Sigma < hi;
fae. adv., Airs. Al. G. Marey, Ruth
(.ra v, ami Beatrice liivelv, at Hen
dricks hall.
HALSEY — Herman Koontz, at
Alpha Upsileu; Muriel Ralic, and
fae. adv., Miss Gladys MeOurmack,
at Delta. Delta Delta.
HILLSBORO UNION — Lester
Chase, and James Vickers, at Baeh
clurdou; Talioma Powell, Ely Thomp
son, and fae. adv., Miss \V eatherred,
al Delta Gamma.
HARDEMAN UNION -Mildred
Barrens, at Alpha Chi Omega; Win.
Johnson, at Alpha Beta Chi.
JUNE (WILLIAMS, ORE.)—Gar
land Swanson, at Alpha Beta Chi;
Bdvth Ely, at Alpha Chi Omega.
J E E PE R SON (PORTLAND)—
Stanley Jette, Jack Cates, and Jack
Russell, at Chi Psi; Margaret Dick
ey, Edris Hoglis, and fae. adv., Miss
^ Mildred Hawes, at Gamma Phi Beta
JEFFERSON ■— Gilbert Looney
and fae. adv., T. N. Bennett, at Sig
ma Alpha Epsilon; Elis. Toouey, al
Alpha Gamma Delta.
KENT -Keiulriek Dunlap, Juslici
Mot tern, and fae. adv., A. E. Mur
phv, at Baehelordon.
GLENDALE—Louise Boh-e, Man
Stevenson, and fae. adv., Miss Edn;
English, at Hendricks hull.
KEBBY - Keith Wells, Willian
Toldll, and fae. adv., V . T. Little
at Baehelordon.
Many From Klamath
KLAMATH UNION—Jack Hai
ney, and Epibert Possum, at Chi Psi
Helen Cofer, Nadine- O’FlakerU
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Group Now Working on State Editoral Conclave .
The men pictured above are in
on the campus in February. Edito
tendance. The program committee,
Frank R. Appleby, LaGrande, presi
Eugene; Arne G. Rae, Tillamook;
,,p,"m..•"I'nnx'
charge of the plans for the annual
rs and business managers of all bi
left to right: F. C. Felter, Portia
dent of the conference; Verne McK
W. W. B. May, Portland.
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state press conference to be held
g state daily papers will be in at
nd; Dean Eric W. Allen, chairman; j
inney, Hillsboro; Harris Ellsworth,
Harriet Hunter, ami Helene Loc, at I
Alpha Delta I’i; Maryellyu Brad
ford, and fae. adv., Aliss Katherine
Ulrich, at Pi Beta Phi.
LAKESIDE—Jennie Lindros, Ar
sitla. Stevens, and fac. adv., Alary ;
AIcMahon, at Delta Gamma.
LINCOLN (PORTLAND)—Arthur ;
Busse, llonald Calvert, Sydney Can- j
tor, and John Allen, at Phi Kappa
Psi; Adrian Jousen, and fae. adv., j
Miss Aiabel Downs, at Kappa Alpha
Theta.
McMINNVILLE—Lyle Buck, Paul
Lancefield, and Robert Frevicks, at
Phi Kappa Psi; Irene Kaufman, j
Doris Hadley, and fae. adv., Aliss
Alildred Perga son, at Delta Gamma,
AIEDFORD — Edward Rcames,
Gordon Warner, and Ed Gould, at
Sigma Pi Tau; Helen Rogers, Mil
dred Lawrence, and fac. adv., Miss
Alauriue Carrol, at Delta Zeta.
MILL CITY—Charles Kelly, at
Delta Upsilou; Genemith Pike, at
Delta Zeta.
AHLWAUKEE UNION - Joseph
Hart, and Edwin Fenwick, at Alpha
Tau Omega; Alaxine Roberts, Alar
garet Hogue, Alildred Kalluuki, and
fae. adv., Alice Landieu, at Kappa
Kappa Gamma.
AlONROE UNION—Gordon Oake,
at Delta Epsilon; ' Iris AlePherson,
and fae. adv., Aliss Orrna Emmons,
at Delta Zeta.
Portland School to Attend
P A R K R O S E (PORTLAND) —
Clyde Elsasei, and fac. adv., Gibson
Bowles, at Delta Epsilon; Imogonc
Whiteside, and Jean Grubbs, at
Delta Zeta.
PENDLETON- Lester King, Rob
ert Cresswell, and Ellsworth Alsey,
at Delta Tau Delta; Evelyn Crcss
1 well, Katherine Fennish, and fae.
adv., Aliss Alary Salomudells, at
Delta Zeta.
PERRY DALE—Elec tra Richmond,
Pavello Aliller, and l'ae.'adv., Aliss
Wanda Elliot, at Susan Campbell.
PR1NEVTLLE—Frank Thompson,
at Delta Tau Delta; Eva McDaniel,
Vern Griffith, and fae. adv., Airs.
Whites, at Gamma Nu.
R1CKREALL—Lenore Meade, and
Catherine Peutherer, at Kappa
Delta; fae. adv., P. Al. Mitulicll, at
I Delta 'Tan Delta.
ST. HELENS —Alarie Frank, Ruth
Pennington, and Katherine Nelson,
at Alpha Chi Omega; Byron Adams,
| at Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
McKenzie (waterville) —
Eileen Thompson, and Alina AI.
Policy, Alpha Delta I’i.
MOHAWK UNION (MARCOLA)
|—Viola Garrison, at Alpha Gamma
Delta; Francis Price, at Kappa
Biguiii.
MYRTLE CREEK David Adarn
| soil, and Kenneth Winner, at Alpha
i Beta Chi; Lueile Chapin, at Alpha
Gamma Delta.
X EWBERG—Harold Woli Igemutli,
and Walter Range, at Delta Epsi
lon; Lillie Parrish, and Bernice
Bavnaid, at Gamma Xu.
Two From Port Orford
PORT ORFORD—'Floyd Wright,
at Alpha Beta Chi; Edna Miller, at
Delta Gamma.
SALEM—Barney. Cameron, at Phi
Kappa Psi: Esther Wood, Julia
Creech, Edytli Jcnks, and Margaret
Dinger, at Pi Beta Phi; Gordon
Bennett, and Robert Needham, at
Sigma Chi.
BILVERTOX— Eldon Fox, and
fae. udv., Mr. Gaetz or Mr. Tiugel
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stail, at Alpha Tau Omega; Eliza
beth Keene, and Miss Billie Eastman,
at Kappa Alpha Theta.
S1LETZ— Pauline Kisydar, and
Uleta Olin, at Alpha Gamma Delta.
SUTHERL1N—Albert Joelson, at
Kappa Sigma; Goldie Parazoo, and
flic, adv., Miss Nellie Carrol, at Chi
Delta.
SIUSLAW (ELOK ENCE) —George
Meadows, at Alpha Tau Omega; j
Genevieve Chandler, at Alpha Gam
ma Delta.
TANGENT-—Peannc Thorp, at
Alpha Tau Omega; Dorothy Ambrcy,
at Alpha Gamma Delta.
TOLEDO—Lynn Agee, at Alpha
Tau Omega; Margarieta Cristinan,
and Esther Hayden, at Alpha Omi
cron Pi.
TRIANGLE—Earl Robertson, -at
Alpha Tau Omega; Laura Jouet, at
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Thurston Delegates Two
THURSTON—Gerald Henson, at
Delta Tau Delta; Hazel Russell, at
Gamma Nu.
TURNER—Waldo Riches, at Delta
Tau Delta; Aileuo Robertson, at
Kappa Delta.
WEST LINN—James Rands, and
Lowell Parker, at Kappa Sigma;
Marg. Thompson, Dorothy Minshell,
and fae. adv., Miss Ruth Bonnet, at
Kappa Delta.
BANDON—Virgil King, at Alpha
Tau Omega; Elsa Stephan, Betty
Zcntner, and Katherine Thrift, at
Alpha Omicrou Pi.
BROOKINGS—Golda Scobu, at
Alpha Omicrou l’i.
JUNCTION CITY — Wallace
Ayres, and Gordon Watrous, at Al
pha Upsilon.
PHILOMATH—Ruane Cosper, at
Alpha Tau Omega; Martha Edwards,
at Kappa Kappa Gamma.
House Solicitors To Sell
Annuals, Get Appointments
(Cun tin licit f rum Vaije One)
ly, A. T. O.; Keith Maguire, Baclie
lorilou; Tom Handley, Beta Theta
Pi; Jim Dczendorf, Chi Psi.
Eugene Laird in division B will
gather the.results from Charles Sil
verman, Delta Epsilon; Ed Applc
gren, Delta Tau Delta; Eugene
Laiiil, Alpha Epsilon; Mario Miller, j
Phi Della Theta; Frank Ison, Fiji.
In division C, Jack Stipe will
supervise the activities of Willis
Duniwuy, Phi Kappa I’si; Walt Nur
Idad, Sigma Nu; Wayne Emmott, j
Simga Pi Tan; Jack Stipe, Kappa,
Sigma; Hal Paddock, Theta Chi.
Bill Knight, division I), will do
likewise as captain for Don Noor. I
I’si Kappa; Ken Curry, S. A. E.; j
Dan Maginnis, Sigma Chi; Bill
Doyle, S. P. E.. Del Addison is in;
control of the sales in Eugene.
Dormitory Solicitors Named
The final division E, of the men’s
houses, consists of the hulls in j
charge of George Cherry, Friendly
hall, who will also manage the sales
of Bill Griblcr, Gamma hall; Harry;
Weber, Zet-a hall; Alexander Mc
Ewell, Sigma hall, and Ronald Gem
inell, Omega hall.
Women’s organizations will be
captained by Bertha Aim, Rath Ban
dore and Alice Carter, of division
A. Mildred Wharton, Susan Camp
bell ball; Sally Runes, Hendricks,
and Einmajaue Rarer, town girls,
will report to them.
Division B, headed by Jean Roth,
Kappa Alpha Theta, contains Eliza
beth Painton, Alpha XI Delta; Mary
Caniparoli, Phi Mu; Beryl Hurrah,
Alpha Gamma Della; Margaret Reed,
Alpha Omicron Pi; Inez llarthroug,
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Upperclassmen...
developed tliaffc collegiate
walk with shoes half-soled
and re-heeled by
The Shoe Doctor
Have us re-condition your
shoes and pul you on an
j equal “footing” with the
j resst of the fellows.
TODAY and THURSDAY
WITH
ROTH
TAYLOR
an;
JAMES
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JUST M/UtHItV 1
| CL Qaramount picture M
|al They'vu gone and done it. Two ^B
by two. Whieh makes tho funS
jfij' double. “Just ilariod” brcaksB
M into the movies after a year and*
0 n half on Broadway. There’s al
B big honeymoon with plenty of'
Stars.
— Also
SNOOKUM’S COMBIty
| SHARKEY MOORE
M and his
1 DISCOVERIES
■
Sigma Kappa; Eloiso Sehade, Alpha
Chi Omega.
Division C, in charge of Alberta
Rives, Delta Delta Delta, consists
of Hemline Franz, Kappa Delta;
Dorothy Eberhart, Pi Bela Phi; Mar
garet Scott, Chi Omega; Frieda Pahl,
Gamma Phi Beta; Marcella Hillgon,
Three Arts club; Florence Woughter.
Eldrcss Judd, Delta Zeta, of di
vision D will receive (lie results from
Eleanor Valentine, Gamma Nu;
Wilma Knke, Alpha Phi; Josephine
Stofiol, Alpha Delta Pi; Marion Van
Scoyo, t'lii Dolt; Margaret Poorman,
Delta Gamma.
Posters will tie placed about the
campus, Thursday morning. Doro
thy Comte is in charge of the sign
committee, assisted by Alberta Rives.
The rest of the staff consists of
Mae .Miller, Dorethv Chapman, Clare
Hartman, Bill Pendergrast, Margaret
Curtice, and Douglas Goodrich. Mae
Tobin is manager of the eutire cir
culation advertising committee.
Harriet Kibbee, aided bv Jcuuuc
Roth, Hetty Sehmeer, Harriet Mey
er, Elizabeth Strain, Mario Ntdsou,
tods Martin, Willis Duniway, and
Jack Krdley, will make personal sol
icitations from the faculty.
Group Gives Out 56
New Pledges to Sororities
(Continued from l\ige One)
Hu rutin, Dixie Brown, and Alice M.
Smith of Portland, Mildred E. Dob
bins of Spokane, Erma Diugman
of Twin Falls, Ida., Ada Garfield of
San Diego, Calif., Veleno Goodrich
of Dayton.
Alpha Omieron Pi—Dorothy II
lidge of Glendale and Virginia
Grone of Portland.
Kappa Delta—Clara Warren and
lone Garbo of Portland, Charlotte
Simpson of Eugene, Jennie Shelley
ol Sandy, amt Betty Pennoek of
Ma rstifield.
Helen Prang Named
Alpha Ai Delta—Helen Prang of
Kictjriutl and. Helen Chancy of
Eugene.
Alpha Delta Pi—Helen Kikondatt
amt .Jacquelyn Pringle of Portland.
Sigma Kappa—Alice May Ruther
ford, Claire Hausen and Catherine
Culouri of Portland, Gladys Vutns
day of Milvvaukio and Alma Fa;
nu*]’ of Salom.
l>elta Zeta—Dutee Butterfield of
Enterprise, Fern Simpson and Cnroln,
Rowling of Eugoin-, Bybil, Gilbert,, n£.
Harrisburg, Catherine Westra of
Portland, Eleanor Ualbrcath of In
dependence and Beatrice E. Bennett
of Silverton.
Delta Delta Delta—Margaret Har
ris of Portland, Pay Helm of Bakers
field, Calif., Georgeno Lyon and
George Anna Miller of Bed Bluff,
California.
Pi Beta Phi—Beatrice J. Lewtou
and Jean Hanson of Portland, Jen
nie Delzell of Salem, Margaret
Florence Curtice of Oregon City, and
H, Virginia Bock of Longview,
Wash.
Alpha Chi Omega—Both Brauiwcll
of LaGrande, Virginia Lee Hunter
of Wallowa.
Chi Delta—Mary Edith Winter of
Pendleton, Nonna L, Jacobs, Nona
Cramer and Margaret Kcid of
Eugene.
Two University Men
Attend Trade Meeting \
Harris Ellsworth, field manager
of the Oregon State Editorial asso-,
eiatiou, and W.F. G. Thacker, pro
fessor of advertising at the univer
sity, went to Portland t his week on
separate missions, but it happened
that the two university men met at
the luncheon meeting of the Trade
and (’kiss Journal association Tues
day noon in Portland.
Mr. Thacker spoke to the nsso
j eiatiou members on “The Teaching
of Advertising in Belntiou to Trade
Journals. ”
Mr. Ellsworth was in Portland at
tending to business concerning the 1
editorial association. i
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Frosh Psych Exam
Planned for Saturday
The freshman psychology test for
this term will be given Saturday,
January lit at li o’clock in Condon J
hall, the registrar’s office announced]
yesterday. About 75 freshmen who
enrolled this term will take the test.
Besults wilt bo compiled and an
nounced the last of the month.
Preppers To Attend
Friday's Assembly
Members of the high school con
ference will be guests at the weekly
assembly which will be held at the
r Woman’<> bu+ld-ingr-ifriday morning'
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Thursday
)milton sills
ill >, ' ■»
“THE CRASH”
with \
THELMA TODD
Gut of tiie steaming wreckage lid
dragged tins limp body of the girl he
hated, little realizing that the crush
had opened his heart, to a great love,
i, Uig smashing scenes. Glorifying
| the unsung heroes of the railroad.
One of Milton Hills most powerful
BOBBY VERNON
in
“Save the Pieces”
Acsops Fables
Coming Friday and Saturday
“SORRELL AND SON”
al it o’clock. Students who have
classes at this hour will go to them
Thursday at 11.
Charles F. Deinst, superintendent
of public schools at Boise, Idaho,
will be the main speaker at the
assembly. He will be introduced by
I)r. Arnold Bennett llall, president
of the university. Joe McKcown,
president of the student, body, will
preside at the assembly. #
The Screens First
Sound Mystery Drama
“THE
I AST
WARNING”
with s
H YOU’LL NEVER FORGET
11 XTRA!
SEE AND HEAR
EDDIE i
PEABODY I
in liis new act on
“BANJOLAND”
witli Jimmy Maiscl
FRED ARDATH If
& COMPANY
ALL PLAYING ■
NO WAT THE ^
No wonder he “rates”
He always takes her
across the street to the
PETER PAN
after the show. Intelligent?
and how!
PETER PAN