ulllllimilli. ■: 1 .1.1 nj.ei ... Dance Ends Rush Week (Continued from page one) tin Howard, Kenneth Luckey, Arthur McArthur, John L. Ru ble; Eugene: Kenneth Lomax; Oswego: Alfred P. Kelley Jr.; 'Hillsboro: Donald H. MacKenzie; Los Angeles, Calif.: Jim Mills; Sacramento, Calif : Ralph R. Planteen Jr.; Cute Madera. Calif.: Hershal L. Smith Jr. Alpha Chi Omega—Portland: Barbara Jean Blair, Jeanne Briggs, Dolores Hewitt, Barbara Tsaac, Lois McConkey, Patricia Ring; Eugene: Barbara Hoiland; Salem: Mary Wilson; Klamath Kails; Peggy Jane Keating; La Grande: Ruth Zurbick; San ijrancisco: Donna Smith, Patricia Ward; North Hollywood, Calif.: Nancy Jane McKinley, Virginia Perry; Glendale, Calif.: Margaret Goss; Whittier, Calif.; Barbara Carter; Los Angeles: Peggy Ann McGinnis; San Mateo, Calif.; Mary McCandless; Redwood City, Calif.: Palmyra Paladini. Alpha Delta Pi Portland: Jen ny Flynn, Ruth La Franchi, Shir ley Leas, Zoa Quisenberry; Os wego: Marellen Wilber; Salem: Doris Adelle Chapler; Grants Pass: Amy Pruden; Redmond: Dorothy Rogers; Medford: Jeanne Smith; Roseburg: Joanne Hume; Klamath Falls: Laura Lee Kim bell; Long Beach, Calif.; Betty Jean Johnson; Santa Monica. Calif.: Billie Marshall. Alpha Gamma Delta - Port \\ dcome hack, \\ ebtoots. The Anchorage offers you the same liijjh quality foods and service that has made it a fa vorite spot with students for many years. ox ti 11-; xrn j/rack ANCHORAGE land: Patricia Elliott, Irene Jc livette; Eugene: Rose Marie Boyd, Mickey Donovan; Cottage Grove: Marjory Earl; Fossil: Nancy Richards; Merrill: Betty Ann Chatburn; Centralia, Wash.: Gail Edinger; Filer, Idaho.: Mary Gulick; Honolulu, T. H.: Eliza beth Johnson. Alpha Omicron Pi—Portland: Suzanne Minor, Altha Paul, Gladys Stevenson; Eugene: Mar garet Brooks, June Davis, Betty Perry, Loimae Rodenbough; Grants Pass: Nancy Brownell; Medford: Alison A.ya; Vancou ver, Wash.: Mary Louise Uhls; iTakima, Wash.: Lanora Newell; Vallejo, Calif.: Jean Hayesj Yu Da City, Calif.: Roberta Boyd; Judy Young; Guadolupa, Calif.: Alice Chapman; Huburn, Calif.: 3etty Cassidy. Alpha Phi — Portland; Jean Brice, Helen Diersh, Betti Jane rlodecker, Sally Holden, Joseph ne Kasmeyer, Phyllis Lacey, Sal i Latourette, Jean Loomis, Carol Smith, Phyllis Witsing; Eugene: lamie Bruegger; Salem: Jeanne Burrell; San Francisco: Helen Brawford, Marie Sutton, Patricia l^an Hocsear; Medford: Julie Barpenter; Palo Alto, Calif; Dorothy Pryor; Alameda, Calif.: Doris Schwarz; Piedmont, Calif.: Virginia Bradford; San Marino, Balif.: Jeanne Thompson; Tacc na, Wash.: Dorothy Hopping; iteno, Nevada: Adrienne Moffatt. Alpha Xi Delta—Portland: Dor >thy Manville; Eugene: Frances Smithson; Bend; Mildred Herr ing. Chi Omega—Portland: Patricia Darby, Dcrothy Fleming, June fohnson, Patricia Jones, Janet Settle; Eugene: Nancy Lee Cords, Virginia Hesse, Janeth Peterson; Vancouver, Wash.; Betty Anne rones, Wilma Wark; San Fran :isco: Sarajane Kendrick, Reba -A Welcome Students FURNITURE For Your Home I A I. LAMPS Table Stand Bridge .1 Ironze and I vorv $12.91 Similar ti> illustration. DESKS A large selection of tlat-top desks. / $27.50 up CHAIRS Occasional Sewing' Club JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. 649 Willamette Phone 2693 Nickson, Catherine Stewart; Mil waukie: Virginia Beattie; Mc Minnville: Dorothy Shepherd; As toria: Virginia Link; Hood River: Patricia Ann Klahre; Burlin game, Calif: Elizabeth Barnes; Palo Alto, Calif.: Nancy Grant; San Marino, Calif.: Nancy Mc Connell; Alameda, Calif.: Virgin ia Guisness; Sacramento, Calif.: Elaine Taylor; Bremerton, Wash.: Beryl Innes; Lewiston, Idaho: Beverly Jean Cameron. Delta Delta Delta — Portland: Signe Eklund, Nancy Ann Hal lcck, Lorraine Harper, Patricia Wicks; Eugene: Katherine Korn. Norma Schrenk, Shirley Taylor; Astoria: Virginia Nopson, Mar guerite Rissman; Ashland: Doro thy Frideger; Sweet Home: Bar bara Jane Lesher; Sheridan: Bet ty Gregg; Bremerton, Wash.: Nola Ames, Dorothy Boiler; Van couver, Wash.: Gloria Anne New all; Yakima, Wash.: Lynn Ort man; San Francisco: Katherine Hitchcock; San Mateo, Calif.: Joan Hart; Palo Alto, Calif.: Ger aldine Wiley; San Diego, Calif.: Lois Giberscn; Marysville, Calif.: Jacqueline Esenman; San Jose, Calif.: Barbara Bealer; Pasadena, Calif.: Margaret Heitschmidt; San Jose, Calif.: Dolores Lassen; Glendale, Calif.: Phyllis Rein brecht; Redding, Calif.: Martha South; South Pasadena, Calif.: Mary Joe Mead; Watsonville, Calif.: Elizabeth MacTavish, Joan Woodward. Delta Gamma—Portland: Jan ice Hough, Phyllis Miller, Cecile Noren, Jacqueline Sherman, Bet ty Sturgeon, Lois Talboy; Rose burg: Mary Ellsworth, Cecelia Watzig; Klamath Falls: Virginia Howard; Athena: Helen Johns; Hood River: Maryann Scearce; North Bend: Gene Lockman; Palo Alto, Calif.: Barbara Lucas; Bur lingame, Calif.: Eliza Anne Hous ton; Fresno, Calif.: Shirley Ann Cowan. Phi Kappa Psi—Portland: Wil liam Eagan; Eugene, Lloyd Bis sell, Allen Kirk; West Holly wood, Cal.: Maxwill J. Amstutz; Los Angeles, Cal.: Robert E. Ber iny, Dick Jackson; Hood River: Donald C. Frisbie; Pendleton: Richard James Johns; Klamath Falls: Glenn B. Kennedy, Gordon R. Ledingham, Maurica O'Cal laghan; Oswego: John C. Noble Jr.; Hollywood, Cal.: Leon Robi cheau; Springfield: Roger B. Stone; Boise, Idaho: J. Clarence Voight; Salem, William Wharton; Lebanon: Larry Smith. Phi Sigma Kappa—Portland: Arthur O. Wahlers Jr.; Eugene: Harold Hagerty, Joseph William Lind, Edward Murphy, Don Nel son; Kathlamet, Wash.: Fredric Callison; Lakevrew: Douglas Fetsch; Medford: Bud Gitzen, Ned Liebman; Ashland: Russ Hawk; Marshfield: Donald M. Matson, William A. Hagge Jr.; Pendleton: (Please turn to page eight) A Greeting From Your Jeweler I It's mighty fine to see the new and familiar faces about town. You'll always find our doors open to y o u. C o m e in and look around any time. We may not be able to answer all your needs but give us a try for any jewelry items you desire. DISTINCTIVE TASTEFUL I fjlistOMfe JEWELRY STORE 620 Willamette gLlWEBFEET/ Webfeet Say "Honor System" p. .Vo copying at Ore in gon—awl you il be | proud to keep -your. own notes in thhnall f leather, -1-piece, zip ? tVP*r nnfphriAl' Tncir1r» pocket, Oregon emblem. Made to last for all yours years at Oregon. PotentiaL4-pts. Attention! Course there’sM&e loads^bf studying—so you’ll need textbooks, and the Co-op has them. We buy and sdl second-hand hooks. Rental library, too, with the latest best sellers. After 10:30 P.M. \ ou spend a lot of time in your room and we have everytl^ug you ,}‘^d to fix it up: lamps, extensio too. fords. cig».rettes. tobacco, FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE J Pop might not appreciate this but you will— we cash j our checks. 2 Remember Mom and the ones at home—get stamps here. Q No ration of supplies here. Everything j-ou need—paper, pencils, pens, etc. Z|, Books, Books, Books—we ordered them early and they’re here for you—just the textbooks jou need. Sept. 26—St. Mary’s Navy Pre-Flight School (Portland). Oct. 3—Washington State (there). Oct. 10—Washington (Portland) Oct. 17—Willamette (tentatively). Oct. 24—University of Idaho (here). Oct. 31—University of California (there). Nov. 7—UCLA (here—Homecoming). Nov. 14—USC (there). Nov. 21—Oregon State (there). THIS AD WAS PREPARED BY ELAINE DAHL AND WON FOR HER A $4.00 PRIZE IN A COMPETITION SPON SORED BY THE CO-OP FOR MEMBERS OF THE RETAIL ADVERTISING CLASS. Apples to Polish The best way is to hand in neat assignments and we have the equipment. The Co-op has type writers to rent, fountain pens (na tional brands), all kinds of paper school supplies. Treats Are On Us The Co-op is the students’ own store. Stu dents run it, it’s a student investment, and students receive the profits. Save your Co op cash register slips for a refund. Last vear 5% was paid back to student pur chasers. Have a Ducky Time Oregon’s a wonderful place and ooooh! but you’re going to have a wonderful time and the Co-op lias everything to make it that: cameras, films, rackets— just everything. Come on in the Co-op—the stu dents’ stand-by for supplies—and get a free Co-op calendar. Phone Ext. 201 Chapman Hall 7:45 to 5:30 The Unieersitn Co-op The Students Store Student Service Student Needs