(papers Plan Variations
Of 'How to Hook a Man \
“Preparations are proceeding
rapidly on all fronts,” said Janet
Ross, general chairman of Coed.
Capers, peering abstractedly to
ward the Gerlinger stage, on
which the juniors were rehears
ing their sEit '"They’re really
wonderful, aren’t they?’’ she ex
claimed earnestly., nodding at
Marge Dibble, Sue Sawyer, Mary
Louise Vincent, and Barbara
Hampson, who. sat watching crit
ically.
Someone commented, “Oh, but
^Sery single one of them is about
nooking a man!”
only Halt
“No, they’re not,” contradicted
another onlooker. “Only half of
them are about hooking a man.’”
The juniors have a minstrel
shew, with Rohda Harkson in
charge of the black-face brigade.
Sophomores, under the direction
of Joan Dolph, will reveal ‘ no
more than that they have a
“goon-girl blossoms out, but too
late” theme. Seniors, directed by
Barbara Hampson, portray activ
ity women fifty years from now.
The USO, and something about
old maids gettilig dates was all
that could be released about the
freshman skit, junder the chair
manship of Phyjjlis Evans.
The activity 'skit, motivated by
Mary-Ellen Smith, remains
•^shrouded in mystery.” Faculty,
*ed by Mrs. Hazel P. Schwering
and Mrs. Alice B. Maedyff, will
present a skit with the theme
having to do with movie stars on
a bond sale tour, written ,by Mrs,
Kenneth Shumaker and Mrs,
Eyler Brown. AH entertainment
falls under the general theme oi
“The Swing Shifts to Women.”
Feminine Gender Invited
Ticket chairmen, Betty Bevi
and Jenelyn Gaston, report that
since all houses have gone IOC
per cent, "ticket sales are being
carried on down town, on sale at
Kaufman’s, Gordon’s and Rus
sell’s. Townspeople, provided thej
are of the feminine gender, are
Nut Pickers Needed
All men and women volun
teers to pick up filberts are
asked to meet in front of Ger
linger hall Sunday at 8 a.m.
with lunches. Transportation is
furnished. Piel^rs will be
brought home at 5 p.m.
Good pickers average be
tween $4 and $5 a day. So far
the women’s living organiza
tions have furnished 20 volun
teers for both Saturday and
Sunday.
invited by AWS to attend, al
though they’re not obligated to
be in costume.
' Thursday afternoon, Marge
Dibble, Norma Baker, Helen Jane
Kerr, and the Pi Phi trio, Margery
Knowles, Mary Jean Bohnenkamp,
and Mary Jane Simmons were
featured in special assemblies at
Eugene and University high
schools, advertising the Capers,
and inviting all high school girls
to attend.
Scholarship Funds
Proceeds of the event benefit
two scholarship funds, a soldiers’
scholarship, which will help Ore
gon students who had to leave
school for the war to return and
finish their education, and the
regular AWS scholarship, bene
fiting a worthy girl.
Participating in a round-table
discussion over KOAC Thursday
evening, Florence Cooley, finan
cial chairman, Janet Ross, and
Marge Dibble answered pertinent
questions concerning the Capers.
The Pi Phi trio sang the official
Capers song, “The Swing Shifts
to Women.” Next Tuesday eve
ning, over KORE, a re-broadcast
will be given.
Rehearsals will be held Monday
evening at 8 p.m. in Gerlinger,
with the dress rehearsal sched
uled for 7:30, the following eve
ning.
"I never saw a fighting man who
didn't cherish the very thought of
a pause with Coca-Cola. That
goes for workers in fac
tories, too. Ice-cold Coke
is something more than
the drink that answers
thirst. It adds the feel of
refreshment.
“In war, Uncle Sam re
strictsthe supply. But
there’s stilt1 enough for
many refreshing pauses.”
•OTTLEft UNDE* AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY
COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF EUGENE
J. WESLEY SULLIVAN . . .
. . . Oregana editor, who today
announced that only 100 more
Oreganas are available for stu
dent sales.
—Courtesy Kennell-EUis.
MARGE DIBBLE . . .
. . . AWS president, whose female
followers go all out next Thurs
day night, when they present the
annual “Coed Capers.”
—Courtesy Kennell-Ellis.
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A Romantic Comedy!
Henry Fonda, Lynn Bari
in
'Magnificent Dope'
als°
'Dangerously They
Lived'
with John Garfield
Nancy Coleman
SHE TWO-TIMED
Diana Barrymore
Robert Cummings
in
'Between Us Girls'
SAGA OF COURAGE
AND GALLANTRY
'WAKE ISLAND'
Second Hit
'PRIORITIES ON
PARADE'
c
A WESTERN EPIC!
Charles Starrett in
‘RIDERS OF THE
NORTHLANDS’
Also
‘SHERLOCK HOLMES
AND THE VOICE OF
TERROR’
with Basil Rathbone
Schedule for Homecoming
Saturday: ^
All morning-—Alumni registration at Johnson hall.
9:30 a.m.—Annual meeting of Alumni Association Directors IB
the Guild theater.
10:00-12:00 a.m.—Museum of art open for display. Library open
for display.
11:00 a.m.—Annual meeting of Alumni Association In the Guild
theater.
12:00 m.—Order of the O luncheon. |
1:50 p.m.—Lettermen's procession at Hayward field. j
2:00 p.m.—Oregon-UCLA football game. ]
Following the game—Tentative plans being made for Alumni
get-together fololwing the game. Place to be announced.
6:00 p.m.—Dinner at campus living organizations.
9:00 p.m.—Homecoming dance (Tommy Dorsey) McArthur
court.
Intermission of dance—Sign contest winners announced.
Sunday:
11:00 a.m.—Vesper services at all Eugene churches.
1:00 p.m.—Dinner at all campus living organizations.
2:00-5:00 p.m.—Condon museum, museum of art, library open for
public display.
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