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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1943)
Qcuf, fWeeJze*vd Bob Koch, former King- of Hearts, will get a vote of confi dence Friday noon at the campus luncheon when, as prime minis ter, he will officially open Junior Weekend. Roger Dick may never have been south of the border but he will crown Queen Mary Bent ley in the South American way. She will be attended by her prin cesses Frances Johnston, Kay Jenkins, Sue Sawyer, and Mary Wright. Mortar Boards will give £^e rose to outstanding junior girls, chosen junior men will join the Friar chain, and skull and bones men will parade. The historic court of the old campus has seen many a sunny luncheon which indicates it could happen here. Terrace Dancers Even stack dwellers will come out of the library at 1:30 Friday when maestro Dickson inquires what’s cookin’ on the old back burner and Four Knights and a Dream narrate Ten Mad Rus sians. Terrace dance will con clude at three, so collegians can adjourn to the diamond to see Bubalo pitch those steaming balls from the mound. The Master Dance recital is also on the after noon schedule. The traditional song fest will present more than 30 choruses in competition at the Igloo Friday eve. Tug-of-War Thirty-five underclassmen are eagerly awaiting Saturday as the big day when they will pull thir ty-five upperclassmen into the cold and muddy spring waters of the millrace to give the Big Boys an uncompromising defeat in the annual tug-of-war. The Sunlight Serenade in the sunken gardens of the music school will present a classical or chestra concert from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Promenade All tradition is summoned for the formal Junior Prom with a 1 o’clock curfew. Bob Platner is bringing 13 bandsmen and two vocalists from a nearby institu tion to play for the big occasion. It's reported there are musicians in the crowd and those who (Please turn to page eight) GIFTS FOR You couldn't make any lovelier gesture . . . than to give Mother something smart to wear! 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