‘ete Prepared
!ays Erickson
Speakers, Dancers,
Personnel Ready
For Saturday
With script complete and re
learsals in the final stages, canoe
fete announcers, dancers, and
general personnel are “ready to
to’’ for Saturday night, Pat
Erickson, chairman of the script
plans, announced last night.
Dave Zilka will he main an
louncer and Lillian Davis will be
the “voice” of Scheherazade, fem
inine “lead.” Eloise Rockwell will
oe Dinerazade, Scheherazade’s
sister, and Gene Edwards will be
trand vizier.
Dancing roles will be taken by
lelen Holden, Scheherazade;
Frances Cox, Dinerazade, and
|Cullen Murphy, prime minister,
/ill be sultan. George Van Pelt
Iwill play the role of the slave who
|brings the cymbal.
W. E. Hoppe, instructor in
[drama, assisted with the script.
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Campus Waifs
Will Take Over
At Friday Prom
What terrible suffering mem
bers of the Junior Weekend direc
torate will endure Friday evening
will surely be known only to
themselves, for it is at this time
that these men (Jack Saltzman,
Collin Murphy, Gene Brown, Buck
Buchwach, and Bob Dcverell)
turn the weekend queen and her
court over to the Abandoned
Bedouins.
Sometimes known as KKK
(the King and the Kissed-off
Kids), Unsung Heroes, or For
gotten Five, these exclusive gen
tlemen are the rightful owners
of the weekend royalty.
Occasioning this change of
management is the Junior Prom,
and at this time Jeff Kitchen,
“Porky” Andrews, Jim Carney,
A1 Silvernail, and Norman Foster
will be the proud escort of Ore
gon royalty.
WELCOME MOTHERS
to the 5 1st Junior Weekend
This year for the fifty-first time,
the campus is being transformed
into a make-believe world for you
by your sons and daughters.
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We, together with them, welcome
you to the fifty-first Junior Week
end with the same good will with
which we have served the Uni
versity during the past thirty
years.
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WELCOME TO U. OF O.
The First National Bank
extends greetings to all the
Mothers and future students
of the University. -
To you mothers: We have
enjoyed the privilege of serv
ing your sons and daughters
and helping them with their
financial problems.
And to future students:
We invite you to make our
bank your financial head
quarters during your years at
the University.
The
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OP EUGENE, OREGON
A Home. Owned Bank
Serving Lane County
Since 1 883
DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $5000
THROUGH THE F. D. I. C.
Pallet Advises
On Deferment
Students' Boards
Should Have Plans
Of Registrants
The University is anxious to
cooperate with students desiring
military deferment to complete
their education and asks that they
inform their draft boards on their
plans, Registrar Eail M. Pallett
last night told an assembly of
men registered under the selec
tive service act.
Students who have received
their questionnaires should make
two copies of a statement giving
their probable date of graduation,
plans for further preparation, vo
cational desires, and any con
tracts or assurances with respect
to engaging in employment nec
essary in national defense. One
copy should be sent to the man’s
draft board and one should be
given to the registrar's office.
The registrar will prepare and
mail to the man’s board an affi
davit giving his scholastic stand
ing and other information useful
for classification purposes.
The University will certify
that men with a GPA of 2.25 or
over are worthy of deferment,
Mr. Pallett said, and will also
explain if a man has grades suf
ficiently high to graduate.
“We are playing fair and
square; the University average
is 2.4,” Mr. Pallett continued.
He declared that there was
reason to believe that boards
would be more lenient than ex
pected with academic students,
although they are not engaged in
training of defense use. The
boards are expected to be lenient
and are not likely to call a man
in .the middle of a term, nor. are
they likely to restrict possible
deferment to seniors.
Mimeographed information is
available at the registrar’s of
fice; further bulletins will be re
leased in the Emerald.
Journalism Class
Reports Placement
Of 1940's Seniors
Out of 40 students in Dean
Eric W. Allen’s editing class, only
9 are still looking for jobs, it
was revealed this week. Ten of
the students are expecting to go
in the army after graduation,
either by voluntary enlistment or
by being drafted. Several have
newspaper positions pending call
and others have newspaper po
sitions awaiting them upon com
pletion of a year’s service.
TREAT—
For your Mother's
day banquet at the
house this Sunday,
be sure to have plen
ty of fresh fruit on
the table.
Drop in and see our
selection. Our fruits
are of the choicest
and freshest quality.
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They always help to make Her
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Welcome
Mothers
Junior Weekend is always a gala
occasion on the campus and in the
City of Eugene, because of you vis
iting mothers and the prospective
students.
Remember that your sons and
daughters will need lots of energy
for that summer job, and there is
no better way to supply it than by
keeping them well fed. Oregon’s
finest fruits and vegetables, well
cooked, do this very thing. They
are sold under the following brand
names—Diamond-A, Fully-Rype,
Ugene, and Three Siste.r Products.
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Fruit Growers