Homecoming Schedule
SATURDAY
A^moming—Registration at Johnson hall.
9:00—Alumni directors' meeting—reconvened.
10.00—Muesum of Art, displays at library.
10:30—Alumni meeting at Johnson hall—nomination of officers—Dr.
Donald M. Erb, speaker.
12:00—‘O’ luncheon at Gerlinger hall.
1:50—Lettermen’s processions—Hayward field.
2:00—Oregon-Oregon State football game.
Following game—Alumni reception at Eugene Armory, 7th
and Pearl.
6:00—Dinner At campus living organizations.
7:30—Museum of Art.
9:00—Homecoming dance—McArthur court.
Intermission: Sign contest winners announced.
SUNDAY
11:00—Special services in Eugene churches.
1^00—Dinner at campus, living organizations.
^•30-5:00—Museum of Art—Departmental displays.
WELCOME
HOME
ALUMS
^Come on
Oregon
Beat those
Beavers
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Blood-Hungry
'O' Hackmen
Get Wet Spirits
Thirty tradition violators took
the best in hacks that the Order
of the ‘O’ men had to offer yester
day noon on the Fenton hall steps,
to wind up the last “swing session’*
of Homecoming weekend.
A crowd of 250, thirsting for
blood, kept up a continuous howl,
which rose to a crescendo as an
especially cutting blow went home.
The-‘O’ boys, led by Jim Rath
bun, president of the order, final
ly resorted to flipping coins to see
who would have the privilege of
hacking the victims.
Several law school inhabitants,
entrenched on the third floor of
Fenton, waterbagged the crowd
until a dozen lettermen rushed
their citadel and dragged two of
the disturbers out to the blood
thirsty crowd.
In the struggle a window was
broken, and the two recalcitrants
suffered for their sins by taking
three haeks apiece.
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'O’ Bull Session
Lunches Today
All Order of the ‘O’ men of years
gone by are to be guests this noon
of the present Oregon lettermen
at Gerlinger hall, Jim Rathbun,
order president, said Friday.
Robert Bradshaw, captain of the
1914 football team, will act as
toastmaster, and among other
sports notables who will speak are
Tex Oliver and Colonel Bill Hay
ward.
The general tone of the lunch
eon will be informal, more like a
bull session than a formal gather
ing, Rathbun stated.
At 12:45 the lettermen will be
gin their annual Homecoming day
march from Gerlinger hall to Hay
ward field. There they will march
around the field before being seat
ed in a body.
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