Eid Takes Gavel
For Phi Chi Theta
Elizabeth Eid, junior in busi
ness administration, was elected
president of Phi Chi Theta, na
tional women’s business honor
ary, Thursday afternoon at 4 in
Chapman hall.
Other newly-elected officers
who will assume their duties af
ter the installation Thursday,
February 18, are as follows:
Leah Befus, vice - president;
Yvonne Umphlette, secretary;
Jean Gallo, treasurer; and Adele
Rigg-s, historian.
Retiring officer^ who will con
duct the installation ceremony
are as follows: Pqrptjiy Wal
worth, president; 3£ra»3$s Mon
tag, vice-president; Leah Befus,
secretary; Betty Perry, treasur
er; and Alene Gardner, historian.
Last Call Issued
For Short Stories
Marshall-Case-Haycox short
story contest entries must be
submitted to Professor W. F. G.
Thacher in room 3 journalism on
or before Monday, February 15,
for consideration.
Open to all regularly enrolled
undergraduates, except previous
prize winners, the contest offers
$50 as first prize, and $25 sec
ond.
Although there is no restriction
on length or subject, each con
testant may submit only one orig
inal story. Manuscripts must be
presented in duplicate, one of
which may be a first carbon copy.
The contestant’s name must
not appear on manuscript, but
should be written on a piece of
paper enclosed in an accompany
ing envelope bearing the name
of the story.
Girls crowded into sorority dor
mitories at Northwestern univer
sity have been moved into two
Evanston hotels.
NYA Payroll Looms
The present NYA payroll pe
riod ends February 15, accord
ing to an announcement from
the dean cf personnel’s office.
All NYA students should turn
in their time cards for this pe
riod by Monday to the payroll
department in Johnson hall.
Dean Reports
'Figaro’Good
(Continued from page one)
the company, all of them under
the age of 30 and American citi
zens, are former students of the
Juilliard school of music in New
York where the idea for the
“Marriage of.Figaro" production
first originated.
A problem which at first faced
the company was how they could
bring opera to the American pub
lic if burdened with the cost of
transporting ..elaborate scenery.
But they soon discovered the prin
ciple upon which “The Marriage
of Figaro” is produced: that if
you substitute a good script and
an artful narrator for the usual
scenery, the audience will use its
imagination and help build the set
for itself.
versatile uarner
John Tyers, who was a star
athlete at San Diego State col
lege from where he was gradu
ated in 193G, plays the role of
Figaro, the gay and wily ex-bar
ber. Figaro is no “mollycoddle.”
when he can’t thinkjhimself out of
a scrape, which is seldom, he can
jump out of a second story win
dow if necessary.
Helen Van Loon, a graduate
of the University of Michigan
where she was a member of Del
ta Gamma and Mu Phi Epsilon,
plays the part of Figaro’s leading
lady, Susanna, who is the pretty
personal maid of the countess.
Susanna Charms
Her charms have caught the
roving eye of her master, Count
Almaviva, pjayed by George
Britton, talented baritone.
The remaining roles are filled
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Concert Slates
Operatic Arias
Standard arias from well
known. operas will compose the
University school of music’s all
operatic concert to be held in the
music auditorium February 25 at
8:15 p.m.
The concert will be similar to
an operatic concert given last
spring. Ten soloists, together
with a special opera chorus com
posed of members of the music
school, will participate.
Numbers to be sung include
the “Seguidilla” from “Carmen”
by Bizet, “O Patria Mia” from
“Aida” by Verdi, “M’appari”
from “Martha” by von Flotow,
"Voi lo Sapete” from “Cavalleria
Rusticana” by Mascagni, and
“Thy Little Hand” from “Don
Juan” by Mczart.
Soloists include Marie Rogn
dahl, colorature soprano; Mar
garet Zimmerman and Betty
Fields, dramatic sopranos; June
Johnson and Marjorie Junor, lyr
ic sopranos; Barbara Bentley,
mezzo soprano; Lee Ghormley,
lyric tenor; Raymond Leonardj
James McMullen, and William
Putnam, baritones.
Dean Jewell Donates
Cook for MacArthur
Dr. J. R. Jewell, dean of the
school of education, has a rather
unique, remote-control part in
the war, for he has “given” Gen
eral Douglas MacArthur a cook,
Arthur “Nannie” Raynor by
name, who according to AP dis
patches in last week’s papers is
the big reason why General Mac
Arthur has been keeping fit.
“Nannie” Raynor was a stu
dent and personal friend of Dean
Jewell's when Dean Jewell was
head of the college of education
at the University of Arkansas.
When Dr. Jewell came to Oregon
in 1927 to teach at Oregon State
College, Mr. Raynor came also
and operated the lunch conc’es
sion in the Memorial Union build
ing for two years, then joined the
regular army as a cook, where
he later became personal cook
for General Douglas MacArthur.
by Allen Stewart, as Basilic;
Vera Weikel, as Cherubino; Lura
Stover, as the Countess Almavi
va, and Gean Greenwell as Nar
rator. Max Walmer is pianist for
the troup.
Coed Politicos
(Continued from page one)
president, Marge Dibble; vice
president, Corrine Nelson; secre
tary, Miki Campbell; treasurer,
Barbara Lamb; sergeant-at-arms,
Geld Hansen; reporter, Betty
Ann Stevens.
WAA officers: president, Ger
trude Puziss; vice-president,
Mary Jane Terry; secretary, Jan
et Ross; treasurer, Polly Gordon.
YWCA officers: president, Ab
bie Jane White; vice-president,
Genevieve Working; secretary,
Micky Mitchell; and treasurer,
Dawn Trask.
Dean Lists Pledges
Pledges announced this week
by the dean of men's office in
clude Delbert Miller, Sigma Chi:
Warren Wolf, Glen Hass, and
Glenn Snyder, Theta Chi; Melvin
Bundle and Stanley Prouty, Kap
pa Sigma, and Art Carlson, Phi
Gamma Delta.
Newman Club Plotting
Members of Newman club.
Catholic discussion group, will
meet Sunday, February 14, at 7
p.m. in the YMCA bungalow to
discuss plans for spring term.
At their last meeting they
elected Mhrian Schaefer, social
chairman, and Larry Thompson,
corresponding secretary.
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