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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1930)
Tennis Teams Announced by Miss Duncan Cannon, Vaughn, Hieber, And Wedemeyer on Frosli Squad Juniors and Sophs Moot For First Games Tennis teams were selected yes terday by Margaret Duncan, coach, and Beth Salway, head of the sport. Along with the teams, managers were selected for each team. Games have been scheduled and with the exception of the one that was to have been played on Wednesday and will be played Fri day, the games will be run off as announced in the Emerald yester day. The first teams are as follows: Freshman — Adele Wedemoyer, No. 1; Sally Cannon, No. 2; Helen Hieber, No. 3, and Virginia Vaughn, No. 4. (Numbers 3 and 4 play doubles in all classes.) Sophomore Alice Wingate, No. l;#Carolyn Haborlach, No. 2; Viv ian Coss, No. 3; and Frances Haberlach, No. 4. Junior Adelaide Church, No. 1; Grace Vath, No. 2; Beth Salway, No. 3; and Gladys Haberlach, No. 4. Senior Irene Greenbaum, No. 1; Mally Kurtz, No. 2; lone Garbe, No. 3; and Bettie Fairchild, No. 4. Women playing No. 1 position meet the No. 1 of the opposing class. All first-team matches are scheduled for 4 o'clock. A list of approved referees is posted on the bulletin board just inside Gerlin ger hall, and players will be ex pected to get their own referees. Second, third, and fourth teams are as follows: Freshman Ann Leadbetter, Virginia Wentz, Gwen Gaverhill, and Nancy Taylor, in their respec tive order. Freshman third and fourth Aileen Monahan, Geneva Land reth, Clare Maertens, Geraldine McGrath, Minnie Belle Heral, Katherine Patten, Nellie Franklin, and Marion Clarke. The third and fourth teams will play doubles in the order listed, in the form of a ladder. Sophomore second squad; Lu cille Murphy, Caryl HollinsWorth, Jerry Johnston, and Marion Fluke. The junior second squad is: Eve lyn Hamilton, Edna Kerns, EOiiel Mason, Ora Needham, and Fannie Vick Pierce. Team managers are as follows: Freshman first, Virginia Vaughn; frosh second, Gwen Caverhill; frosh third and fovirth, Clare Maertens; sophomore first, Vivian Coss; sophomore second, Lucille Murphy; junior first, Gladys H'ab erlach; junior second, Evelyn Hamilton; senior first, Bettie Fairchild. FACULTY LISTS FOR SUMMER SCHOOL BIG (Continued from Page Three) Bannard Goodnll, instructor in education; Edith Baker Pattee, in structor in education; Ruth Knee land, formerly principal, Bellevue school of Clinical cases, Los An geles; Lillian Raynor, teacher of remedial English, Central Junior high school, Los Angeles; Ralph Leighton, instructor in education: Chase L. Conover, professor of LmnuirmmnciinnnrjnraKiKinnrjrjrnnrj GRACIOUS GIFT No MATTER what the occasion, flow ers say just the right thing in the right T; way. UNIVERSITY FLORIST 598 13th, East PHONE 054 MsaaiiMcaweiaiaaisjiJjaifljfiiiEJti z psychology and education, Pacific college; R. U. Moore, assistant professor of education, and princi pal of University high school. English — Dr. Richard Ashley j Rice, professor of English, Smith college; Dr. Rudolf H. Ernst, as- j sociate professor of English; Er-1 nest George Moll, assistant pro- ; fessor of English; Arthur Clark Hicks, instructor in English. Dr. Davis Geology Head Geography William Morris j Davis, emeritus professor of geo- | logy, Harvard university. German Dr. Kurt F. Reinhardt, ; assistant professor of German, and lecturer in art. History— Dr. Arthur C. Cole, i professor of history, Ohio State j university; Dr. Donald Barnes, i professor of history; Dr. Andrew Fish, assistant professor of his tory. Journalism - Eric W. Allen, dean of the school of ournalism. and professor of journalism. Library Courses Plan Library Methods — Clara E. Howard, chairman library school, New Jersey college for women; Della J. Sisler, assistant professor, school of librarianship, University of California; E. Lenore Casford, periodical librarian. Mathematics Edgar E. DeCou, chairman of department of mathe matics. Music- Dr. John J. Landsbury, dean of school of music, piano; Anne Landsbury Beck, professor of music; Rex Underwood, profes sor of music, violin; George P. Hopkins, professor of music, piano; John H. Stehn, professor of music; Blanche Roberts, instruct or in music; Arthur Boardman, chairman of voice department. Two Give Philosophy Philosophy Dr. George Rebec, dean of graduate school, and pro fessor of philosophy; Dr. Kiang Kang-Hu, research staff, Library of Congress, and professor of Chi nese studies, McGill university, Canada. Physical Education — Dr. John Freeman Bovard, dean of school of physical education, and profes .sor of physiology; E. R. Knollin, associate professor of physical ed ucation; Janet G. Woodruff, as sistant professor of physical edu cation, and director of athletics; Dr. C. W. Spears, head football coach; William L. Hayward, pro fessor of physical education, and coach of track athletics; William J. Reinhart, instructor in physical education and coach of basketball arpi baseball; Prince Callison, freshman football coach; Eugene Shields, assistant football coach. McAlister Physics Prof Physics Dr. E. D. McAlister, assistant professor of physics; Cha'les A. Goodwin, instructor in physics. Political Science Philip George Neserius, department of political science, University of New Hamp shire. Psychology- Dr. Karl M. Dal lenbach, assistant professor of psychology, Cornell; Lester F. Beck, laboratory assistant in psy chology. Romance Languages Dr. Ray P. Bowen, chairman of depart ment of Romance languages; Dr. Leavitt O. Wright, associate pro fessor of Romance languages. Sociology Dr. Philip A. Par sons, dean of the school of applied social science; Margaret D. Creech, assistant professor of ap plied ■ ociology, school of applied social ience. Portland Session Acco nting Philip W. Janney, assistant professor of business ad ministration. Anthropology Dr. Alexander Goldonweiser, lecturer and anthro pologist, Washington, D.C. Art Esther W. Wuest, Chicago art institute, supervisor of art, Portland public schools; Agnes D. Campbell, chairman of depart ment of fine arts, Holmby college; Ruth E. Halvorsen, instructor in art, Portland center; Natalie Deatrich Grey, instructor in art, Portland center. Biology Dr. Olaf Larseli, pro fessor of anatomy, school of medi cine; Dr. Ralph R. Huestis, asso ciate professor of genetics; Almon J. White, laboratory assistant in biology, Portland center. Two Botanists in Session Botany Dr. Ansel F. Hemen way, professor of botany, Univer sity of Arizona; Evelyn M. Hogue, laboratory assistant in botany, Portland center. Economics Dr. Marion K. Mc Kay, professor of economics, Uni versity of Pittsburg. Education Dr. Charles Garrett Vannest, professor of history and education, Harris Teachers’ col lege; Thomas H. Gentle, professor of education; John E. Bryan, sup erintendent of schools, Bessemer, Alabama; C. R. Holloway, assist ant superintendent of schools, Portland; Charles Easton Rotne well, instructor in education; Dr. Charles N. Reynolds, associate professor of sociology, Stanford University; Esther W. Wuest, Chi cago Art Institute, supervisor of art, Portland public schools. English Heads Given English Carl H. Grabo, asso ciate professor of English, Uni versity of Chicago; Dr. Sandford M. Salyer, professor of English, University of Oklahoma;1 Dr..jsii nest Sutherland Bates, professor of English and philosophy, Port land center; S. Stephenson Smith, associate professor of English; Alexander Hull, novelist, New berg. Geography Alfred L. Lomax, professor of business administra tion; Dr. Ansel F. Hemonway, . 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Boyer, sup ervisor of music, Portland public schools; Frederick W. Goodrich, instructor in music, Portland center. Philosophy Dr. Ernest Suther land Bates, professor of English and philosophy, Portland center. Physical Education Dr. Ira A. Manvilie, associate in physiology, school of medicine; Robert Krohn, supervisor of physical education, Portland public schools; Bernice Hooper, associate in physical edu cation, U.C.L.A. Manvilie Hus Class Physiology—Dr. Ira Manvilie, associate in physiology, school of medicine. Platoon Library Norma Lee Peck, rural service library asso ciation of Portland. Political Science — Dr. Rudolf Broda, associate professor of so cial science, Antioch college. Psychology Dr. Harold R. Crosland, associate professor of psychology. Romance Languages—Felix Le Grand, instructor in Romance lan guages. Sociologists Named Sociology Dr. Alexander Gokl enweiser, lecturer and anthropolo gist, Washington, D. C.; Dr. Charles N. Reynolds, associate professor of sociology, Stanford university; Sadie Orr-Dunbar, ex ecutive secretary, Oregon tubercu losis association; Dr. Fred E. Mes sing, executive secretary Oregon social hygiene society. FIRST CRUISE TO HAWAII PLANNED (Continued from Page Threei pal, McKinley hign school, Hono lulu; John W. Coultier, lecturer in geography; Albert L. Guerard, professor of general literature, Stanford university; Tasuku Har ada, professor of Japanese and history; Mary Wood Hinman, di rector of the Hinman school of dancing, New York City; Thomas A. Jaggar, chief of section of vol canology for U. S. Geological sur vey; Shao Chang Lee. professor of Chinese language and history; Richard E. Meyer, supervising principal, East Mauii; Stanley D. Porteus, professor of clinical psy chology and director of the psy chological clinic; Henry Rempel, instructor in art; Robert R. Spencer, principal, Washington Junior high school, Honolulu; Graham H. Stuart, professor of political science, Stanford univer sity; Theodore C. Zschokke, ex tension forester. Courses offered by the Univer sity of Oregon are: journalistic and feature writing, geology and geography of the Pacific, state and territorial school systems, in ternational relations, art, history, sociology. University of Hawaii will give courses in art, botany, economics, education, English, geography, geology, history, oriental studies, physical education, political sci ence, and psychology. Those interested should com municate with the Director of Are You Going to Attend the UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Summer School If So, Use the Southern Pacific i e £ E E E i E S S E E E E And Travel in Safety and Comfort F. G. Lewis, Ticket Agent i E E E !: E E rr Phone 2200 White Brick with Black or Tan trim. Two-inch military heel —strap or pump patterns. 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