SPRING TIME IN VIENNA
Fifteenth Annual Junior Weekend _
BURNS’
for
ICE CREAM
• Original Frosted Malt
• Milkshakes—Sundaes
• Brick and Packaged Goods
• Giant Cones—20 Flavors
780 E. 11th St. — Next to Mayflower — Ph. 3714
Treat Mother
to the Best
During your busy round of
Junior Weekend activities,
drop in for a moment of relax
ation at
EUGENE HOTEL
COFFEE SHOP
On the Willamette Parking Place for
Eugene, Oregon 100 Cars
Curb and Fountain
Service
CONGRATULATIONS . . .
NEW ASUO OFFICERS
THREE TREES INN
Steak and Chicken Dinners
Seafood Cocktails and Beverages
HOKE SMITH, Owner
Phone 3262
TRY . ..
ROBINSON’S
for
Sandwiches — Ice Cream
or
Just a Coke
550 E. 13th St.
Better Places to Go, Better Things to Do
PROGRAM
Friday, May 10
10:00 to 6:00—Mothers* Registration
(Johnson Hall)
12:00—Campus Luncheon
1:00 to 3:30—Board of Directors Meet
ing (Gerlinger Hall)
4:00 to 5:00—Tea for Mothers AWS
YWCA
9:00—Junior Prom
Sunday, May 12
8:30—Board of Directors Meeting of
Old and New Members
1 1:00—Special Church Services in Eu
gene Churches
1:00—Dinner at all living organiza
tions
Leaders in changing the atmosphere of the campus to “Springtime in Vienna” of the Johann
Strauss period for Junior Weekend, May 10, 11, and 12 are Queen Betty and her royal court. Pictured
left to right are: Princesses Eleanor Collier, Sue Cunningham, Queen Betty, and Princesses Laura
Jean Maurice and Janet Foster.
DEDICATED TO YOU
In the beautiful setting of a tranquil campus, a
new world is created for you at the University of„
Oregon on Junior Weekend, May 10, 11, and 1 2. A
world gay with the festival spirit of old Vienna, alive
with the incomparable music of Strauss, mellow
with the awakening of traditions five decades old—
this is the background for the presentation of
“Springtime in Vienna.”
Vigorous and carefree as the most riotous under
graduate at one moment, so tenderly beautiful it will
stop your breath at another, Junior Weekend,
“Springtime in Vienna,” appeals as nothing else can.
PROGRAM
Saturday, May 11
9:00 to 3:00—Registration for Mothers
9:00—Freshmen Paint “O’*
9:45 to 12:00—Annual business meet
ing of Oregon Moth
ers (Guild Theater)
10:00—Soph-Frosh Tug-o*-War
12:30—Lunch at living organizations
2:00—Campus Tour
2:30—Frosh-Rook Baseball Game
(Howe Field)
3:00 to 5:00—Terrace Dance
4:00 to 5:00—Sunlight Serenade (Out
door Theater, Music
Building)
5:30—Mothers* Day Banquet (John
Straub Memorial Hall)
8:30—Canoe Fete
Junior Weekend
calls for...
WINES
BEER, ALE
MIXERS
CHAMPAGNE
BELL’S
BASKET GROCERY
34 E. 10th Phone 770
All the music, color and movement that 3500 stu
dents can contribute will fill this weekend for you,
make it memorable. The incomparable University
symphony, playing the Strauss waltzes around
which the story of the weekend is woven, will thrill
you. The stirring music of the University concert
band at the Sunlight Serenade will bring back distant
memories.
Always you will be the honored guest, adopted
for a weekend as first citizen of the University.
DRIVE INTO DANNER’S
for
Associated
Products and Services
CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE
1 Oth and Olive Phone 2614
For...
BREAKFAST, LUNCH, or DINNER
Treat
Mother
to the
Best
at
. Chiaramonte ’ s Cafe
In the Greyhound Bus Depot
POPE’S ICECREAM
712 Willamette St.
FROSTED MALTS
ICE CREAM SPECIALTIES
Right on the Campus
The Lemon‘0’
“DOC” IRELAND, Prop.
Corner 13th and Alder
FOR
FRESHLY MILKSHAKES
FROZEN SUNDAES
ICE CREAM SANDWICHES
AND ALL ICE CREAM SPECIALTIES
FILMS • CANDIES
Good Foods
I
2 5-cent Complete Meals
5c, 1 Oc, and 1 5c
Sandwiches
WHITE PALACE
47 E. 1Oth
Welcome I
Mothers ■
• Dinners
• Fountain
Service
“ON THE CAMPUS”
MR. and MRS. NEWT