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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1945)
Co-edl Of <7ltefkJeeJz: Let Freshmen Know Says Annamae Winship By BARBARA JOHNS Combine spontaneous, bubbling enthusiasm and a flair for living with a pair of tilted, merry eyes and an easy smile. Result: Annamae Winship, Emerald business manager. Emerg ing from behind a stack of papers, Annamae grinned impishly and declared there’s aboslutely nothing that gives her a greater thrill than her advertising position. Annamae claims Fendleton as her home and “very much” likes to chase around town in her 1928 Chevrolet coupe. She averaged a school a year in the grades and attended two different high schools and two colleges. Spending her fl*st year at Whitman “because it was close to home,” Annamae ad mitted she was partial to Oregon even then. Now a junior, she is a Phi Theta; reporter for Gamma Al pha Chi, national women’s adver tising organization, and a member of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. “Let freshmen know what they're in for,” Annamae suggest ed in a sudden expression of her ideas. With a sly smile and quick slant of her eyebrows, Annamae stated that high school courses should provide vocational informa tion to students planning to enter cmlege. “Upper classmen should help the freshmen to realize col lege requirements and the neces sity of working from the bottom up,” she declared. Interviewee Winship subscribes to a passion for meeting people and planning campaigns. Although she has studied the pipe organ for three years and declares it’s ali “quite confusing,” her dream for the future consists of being both pipe organist for some small-town church and editor of a country daily. “I'm also terribly interested flh- advertising agencies and hope someday to work for one, or else for a magazine,” she enthusiastic ally remarked. This summer Annamae plans to take to the sky-lane and enroll in a flying course at Pendleton. She states that a license will enable her to rent a plane in almost any field, a privilege she frankly con siders exciting. This ambitious, “activity” girl then remarked that she also plans to play golf every Saturday afternoon this term. When quizzed on her golf scores, Annamae modestly declared, “Oh, I’m just about average.” Her greatest achievement: she received a B in copyediting. Anna mae likes clothes very much and said that she has at last “gotten away from red.” At that moment she was dressed in a cool pink cot ton dress. Miss Annamae Winship has defi nite ideas about her dream man. (Take this in, fellows.) He must be tall. “Oh, most definitely,” she laughed. He must be interesting, have a specific purpose in life, and oh yes, love to do all the things Annamae can do. Applications may be made at the Emerald business office. CAMPUS CALENDAR A meeting of house dime dinner representatives is scheduled for 4 p.m. Friday at the Side. The Interdorm Bulletin will hold their first spring term meeting to day at 5 p.m. in the living room of Hendricks hall. Dormiotry presi dents are asked to appoint two representatives if they have not done so before, and all previous representatives are urged to at tend. A fragrant weapon, for the conquests | of the fabulous Empress for whom it * was created tvifo hundred years ago. I : Beholdl It still retains the infinite l glamour 'thaf all men find irrespstible. I 2 ox. 3 oz. _1.. ^ . . . 2.00 . . . 375 . oil pric#* plwi to* , TIFFANY-DAVIS DRUG COMPANY ScuutleA, *7and. Sneed,'« Suit'd Summon Sp.'un^. By HOLYOKE New classes, new faces, and whatdya know, some sunshine welcomed Oregon Ducks back on the campus to begin spring term. Lots of the crowd brought back peeling, grease-smeared fried faces as souvenirs of skiing on icy slopes: namely last spring Junior Weekend Queen Anita Fernandez and another Gamma Phi, Sally Bernhard. Then there were other students who brought back things; those who brought back four points (refer to Tuesday morning's paper), and lots of people arrived from the home town sporting the substantiating evidence of spring: new clothes. Colleen Keating, California miss, was seen in a new black and white swish swish extra thin spring love ly and chaulk-colored canvas sneakers sans anklets. We liked the combination. This no-socks procedure insuring allover tanned legs is catching on with University lassies. Now if we can smuggle a few China between - the - toes - strapped sandals onto the campus, everyone will be happy. They make the legs look longer . . . and are soooooo velly velly back to nature. Edith (“It’s lime, I tell you, it's lime") Newton, Oregana editor, was so tremendously relieved and thankful and happy and gay and carefree and joyous after she sent the last page proofs of the 1945-4G Oregana off to the printers in Portland last week that she rushed clear down town to Eugene and purchased a new green (she says it’s lime) dress. Phyllis Amacher, auburn-haired roommate of “Eedies” and gradu ate assitant in the psychology de partment, wanted to help celebrate too so she bought a polka-dot dandy of cotton, also. Hers is aqua. Mary Margaret Ellsworth brought back from her vacation a knubby-knit pink sweater that sis ter DeeGees say is delicious enough to eat. “Sorta looks like the ice cream part of an ice cream cone,” they explain. Marilyn Stratton brought back a new short light blue coat and straight from Mag nins came willowy Shirly Jones’ new black and white taffeta checked dress. There are big red and white carnations on the shoul der. Activity-girl Flora Kibler, Tri Delt, will soon be seen wearing a fuchsia suit on Sundays and holi days. With all the new femme styles and clothes seen on the campus, the item giving us the biggest thrill and a choked up feeling (pre FOR THE BEST BUYS IN: Russell McPhail Candy Products 1 * Pecan Divinity * Maple Walnut Divinity * Chocolate Pecan Delight * Pecan Brittle * Almond Brittle Also Mrs. J. G. Johnson’s Personal Selection Chocolates PENNY-WISE DRUGS 40 E. Broadway 767 W. 6th Ave. sumably brought on by the Oregon rah, rah spirit) was nearly the entire Oregon casaba team grin ning and strutting in new Oregon lettermen’s sweaters. Katy “Terjei” Terjeson, Pendle ton Gamma Phi, appeared late Monday, wearing s^me genuine black-brown horn-rimmed specs for reading on those long, dark spring nights. (Pardon me ... on those sunshiny Oregon afternoons.) Would you beck it that Arma shaws are here again! NO COUPONS HEEDED FOR ANY OF THESE Fashion favorites of the season! 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