Junior Weekend Royalty Sketches
Regals fora Weekend Presented
1 o Their Collegiate Kingdom
Queen
Annabelle Dow
White organza in full-skirted
princess style with eyelet em
broidery at the waistline and lace
inset ballon sleeves will set off
Annabelle Dow’s dark radiance
Friday night when the queen’s
coronet is placed on her shining
brown curls.
Her brown eyes lustrous with
happiness, Queen Annabelle I will
rule over the canoe fete in white
satin with an elaborate colored
inset at the neck and a drape in
variegated shades of purple and
lavender around the hips.
Her majesty is 5 feet 6, 20
years old, and weighs 120 pounds.
She will be escorted to the Junior
Prom by Prime Minister Cullen
Murphy and boy friend A1 Silver
nail. <■
Princess
Helen Angeil
A statuesque t i t i a n - haired
beauty is Helen Angeil, whose
friendly blue eyes and gracious
ways make her a truly* regal
member of the Junior Weekend
court.
The tall and lovely 20-year-old
princess is from Fossil. She is
5 feet 8 inches tall and weighs
127 pounds. Like Princess Bar
bara Neu, Helen will don an
orchid organza frock for daytime
events and a purple skirt and
white full-sleeved blouse for even
ing affairs.
Jeff Kitchen will be Princess
Helen’s escort to the Junior Prom
and other weekend festivities.
Princess
Barbara Todd
This year’s Junior Weekend
court is graced by two beauteous
Barbaras, both of equal loveli
ness and equal height—5 feet 6
inches—but there the similarity
ceases.
Barbara Todd is a dark brun
ette, a brown-haired, brown-eyed,
and olive-skinned — the outdoor
type. This 20-year-old princess
will wear green organza to in
formal daytime functions and a
fr
gold-skirted frock to evening
affairs.
Although she is from Palo
Alto, Barbara “doesn’t mind Ore
gon rain at all—except on Junior
Weekend.” "Porky” Andrews,
Webfoot basketball captain, will
be Princess Barbara’s dancing
partner Friday evening.
Princess
Barbara Neu
In her orchid organza frock
with its brightly painted bolero,
a purple turban resting lightly on
her smooth fair locks, sophis
ticated Barbara Neu will look
through laughing gray eyes at
Oregon’s Junior Weekend festiv
ities.
Winsome Barbara is a native
Portlander and has lived there
all her life. She is 20 years old
and 5 feet 6 inches tall, and is
the Junior Weekend court’s only
blonde.
Princess Barbara’s Junior
Weekend escort will be Norm
Foster.
Princess
Jean Burt
Smallest and youngest Junior
Weekend princess is dainty Jean
Burt, who is 19 years old, five
feet five inches tall, and weighs
116 pounds.
“Friendly femininity” are the
words for Je^n. Crinkly blue eyes,
curly light brown hair, and a
winning smile will make her truly
charming in her apple green or
ganza daytime costume and her
gold evening frock.
Princess Jean lives in Eugene.
She will dance at the Junior
Prom with Jim Carney.
Detling Collects
To collect plants for the her
barium in Condon hall, Dr. Leroy
Detling, assistant botany profes
sor, was in southern Oregon, in
the Rogue and Illinois river val
leys, last weekend.
Art Museum Hours
Hours for the museum of art
will be 2-4, Friday; 2-4, Saturday;
and 3-5 Sunday.
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Treat Mother
To the Best
JUNIOR WEEKEND
During the mad whirl
of activities this week
end, drop in for a mo
ment of relaxation.
You’ll find good serv
ice and food at. . .
EUGENE HOTEL
and
COFFEE SHOP
Arabians Rally
On First Night
Igloo Get-Together
Opens Festivities
Of Junior Weekend
J u nior Weekend festivities
were officially opened last night
at an all-campus informal get
together rally in McArthur court.
Starting at the Chi Psi lodge,
the ASUO rally committee led the
University band on a campus
round gathering up students to
climax in the hour's entertain
ment of song and impromptu
stunts.
Gene Brown, Weekend general
chairman, explained that it was
the hopes of the junior class that
the rallies would be incorporated
in future years as a regular part
of Junior Weekend events. He
also gave a brief description of
what students may expect from
I
Junior Weekend
FRIDAY, MAY !>
12:00 —CAMPUS LUNCHEON opposite Johnson Half
I p.m.—Board Meeting
1 p.m.—Selection of Friars, Mortar Board, Asklepiads at luncheon
1:30 p.m.—Coronation of Queen and Court at luncheon site
2 p.m.—Water Carnival (Mock Canoe Fete) on Millrace
3 p.m.—Oregon-Portland baseball at Howe field
3 p.m. Oregon-Willamette golf at Eugene Country Club
3 p.m.—Tea for Mothers at Gerlinger
1 :30 p.m—Radio program at Extension Division, guests invited
8:15 p.m.—Master Dance show at Gerlinger
9 p.m.—JUNIOR PROM
10 p.m.—Koyl and Gerlinger awards at Prom
SATURDAY, MAY 10
7:30 a.m.—Painting of the "O" on Skinner's Butte
9 ami.—Push ball contest, Hayward field
9:45 a.m.—Mothers meeting at Johnson
10 a.m.—Frosh-Rook baseball, Howe field
12:30 p.m.—Luncheon with guests at living organizations
1:30 p.m.—Terrace dance; Horse show at Fairgrounds
2 p.m.—Tour of Campus; Oregon-O.S.C. track meet at Hayward
field; Oregon-O.S.C. golf at Laurelwood and Eugene clubs;
Oregon-Washington tennis at University courts
4 p.m.—Sunlight Serenade at Music hall
5:30 p.m.—Mothers Banquet at Gerlinger
8:15 p.m.—CANOE FETE on Millrace
12:30 a.m.—Moonlig'ht Serenade by men's houses
SUNDAY, MAY 11
11 a.m.—Special Church Services in Eugene churches
1 p.m.—Final Dinner at Living Organizations
this year's Mothers’ day fete.
Joe Gurley was master of cere
monies and introduced the Pi
Beta Phi trio, the ATO quintet,
and' Bill Bishop, a magician. Two
persons from the audience also
volunteered entertainment.
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Kappas Pledge One
Louise Murphy was: pledged re
cently by Kappa Kappa ‘-annua
sorority, according to y.-.i
hellenic.
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