\9*tiide WAA
Two things on our minds to
day—to retract one announce
ment and to make another one.
Due to a crowded social calen
dar, and various other reasons,
etc., the Sport's Day announced
last week has been cancelled till
next year . . . which gives the
plans a chance to really start
cooking in the heat of summer!!
!!!And in answer to a call for
somethin’ new 'n' different,—
La-dees and gen-tuh-men, we
take great play-shuh in announc
ing—a Tennis Court Dance on
May 7, to be sponsored by WAA
Co. So come, waltz on the as
phalt at the court cavorts. In the
meantime, we’re spending our
spare moments inventing a new
dance step entitled the “Fore
hand Swing.”
More persoi^l glimpses ....
Prexy Janet Ross and Connie
Walters attempting to carry a
15-foot long rug up four flights
of stairs to the new WAA room.
By applying their training in en
gineering, psychology, and ele
mentary tactics in transportating
Movable Objects, they finally
reached the second step. A small
child came along, offered assist
ance, tucked the rug under her
arm (so to speak), and trotted
up to the third floor. Astound
ing! !!
—By Marty Beard
P Sister Mary Thomas, formerly
a staff member of the College of
Chestnut Hill in Philadelphia,
has been summoned by the gov
ernment to conduct research on
synthetic rubber in Washington.
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Engagements and marriages
seem to be the vogue this year,
but this week, at least, we have
only one marriage.
Alpha Chi O Barbara Isaac
was married to Bud Rex of Port
land.
Lynn Ortman, Tri-Delt, an
nounced her engagement to Wil
bur Linde, Delta Upsilon.
Betsy Steffen, of the sam'e
house, is engaged to Phi Sig Ed
Wyatt.
Kappa's Lilalee Chaney an
nounced her engagement to Phi
Delt Frank Watkins. Margaret
Sleeper, also a Kappa, is en
gaged to Allan Gard, Chi Psi.
Charlotte Allen, Sigma Kappa,
announced her engagement to
Jimmy Ames.
Corrine Swan, Sigma Kappa,
to Eugene Fly.
AOPi Roberta Bo.yd, announced
her engagement to Lieutenant
Robert Ossley.
Gamma Phi Kathryn Smith is
engaged to SAE Mac Hand.
Lorraine Davidson, ADPi, came
back from S.F. with a ring from
Howard Girdlestone, former Kap
pa Sig.
Wesleyan university has added
a navy pre-flight school.
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By Jody Hume,
Doris Chapler
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Since Oregon jivemen are bu
gle boys house dances are using
discs for spring term house danc
es. Friday Alpha Xi Delta's dance
is featuring Spring Showers ( and
at Oregon they aren't kidding).
Moonlight Mood with Art Hol
man at Alpha Delta Pi will be
formal.
There will be a Red Ox Stam
pede at the Theta Chi ranch Sat
urday evening. Campbell club's
dance is informal too.
Night Club
Hendricks' hall will be a Night
Club, the fashion note, informal.
Four Knights and a Dream are
taking care of the rhythm at
Theta's dance.
Kappas will dance in a formal
atmosphere at a Southern Ball.
Independents had bette* adopt
the “Rain or shine1’ slogan for
their all co-op picnic slated for
Sunday.
Men are challenged to find a
nugget for the price of a coke, a
game on the pin ball machine,
etc. Wednesday evening when
coeds sponsor the most unusual
nickel hop in the history—(more
women than men). There can be
no doubt that that propaganda is
founded on facts, as of Wednes
day a.m.
Tonight, of course, is the con
cert of Zino Francescatti, violin
ist, the last in the series.
Exchanges
Exchanges for the week in
clude: Kappa Alpha Theta-Sigma
Alpha Epsilon; Kappa Alpha
Theta-Sigma Phi Epsilon; Phi
Delta Theta-Pi Beta Phi; Phi
Sigma Kappa-Susan Campbell
hall; Theta Chi-Alpha Delta Pi;
Alpha Chi Omega-Sigma Chi;
Beta Theta Pi-Alpha Gamma Del
ta; Sigma Nu-Alpha Phi; Chi
Omega-Kappa Sigma; Delta
Gamma-Phi Kappa Psi; Delta
Tan Delta-Gamma Phi; Canard
club-Hendricks hall; and Delta
Upsilon-Delta Delta Delta.
Alpha Tau Omega and Phi
Gamma Delta are entertaining
with preference desserts.
Alpha Chi Omega and Alpha.
Delta Pi are having an exchange
dinner this evening.
—By Lois Hulser
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| Women’s Page
| Mary Ann Campbell
Women's Editor
| Betty Ami Stevens,
| Carol Greening, §
assistants
| Staff:
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| Marty Beard
| Betty Lu Siegman
| Jody Hume
g Doris Chapler
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