Ideal Campus Couple Choice
Calendared by Committee
By Kathryn Schneider
Bettys and Joes from every living organization will meet
at 4 p. m. today in Gerlinger. Suspense will reign as the judges,
Joan Holstad and Bob “Smitty” Smith (Oregon’s- last ideal
campus couple) Bean Virgil Earl, Mrs. Grace Glang, Janet
Douglas and Harry Granger, observe each contestant go
through the routine by which they
will be judged.
Ann Burgess, contest chairman,
asks that the contestants wear
campus attire since dress clothes
are not especially typical of an
Oregon Webfeot. The judges will
eliminate the group down to four
fellows and four gals. The outcome
of the eliminations will be kept
secret from everyone including the
contestants themselves until the
night of the Sophomore Whisker
ino dance. Hence it becomes quite
necessary that all contestants
appear at the dance.
Of course it is understood that
this will be simple for the girls
concerned but the men candidates
are urged to find themselves dates
if it is at all possible and if not,
the organizations backing them
should try everything in their
power to get the fellow’s “fixed
up” for the dance.
Tickets on Sale
The tickets, which go on sale
today at the Coop, will include
[ four perforated stubs. The stubs
are to serve as votes which will be
placed into ballot boxes, bearing
the names of each of the eight
final contestants, by every couple
entering McArthur court Saturday
night. Couples will vote separately.
It is to each organization’s own
advantage that they have as many
representatives as possible at the
dance on time to vote before in
termission, since none will know if
their candidate is a finalist until
that night.
Candidates Listed
Again in print are Oregon’s
“Men and Women of the Week,”
the typical college rah-rah eager
beavers, the most elite sopho
mores, the Betty's and Joe’s
who are: Joan Merwin, Delta
Delta Delta; Virginia Peterson,
Alpha hall; Dodie Bednon, High
land; Barbara Wells, Sigma Kappa
Betty Davis, Alpha Delta Pi; Vir
ginia Georgson, Alpha Chi Omega;
Joan Utz, Delta Zeta; Doreen Rad
ford, Gamma Phi Beta; Wanda
Olmscheid, Hendricks; Nancy
Rivenburgh, Kappa Alpha Theta;
Pat Berg, Delta Gamma; Molly
Douglas, University; Jean Glaves,
Susan Campbell; Beryl Howard,
Alpha Gamma Delta; Nancy Bost
wick, Gamma hall; Virginia Bone
break, Alpha Xi Delta; Phyllis
McGregor, Rebec; Pat Hanley, Chi
Omega; Mary Palmer, Alpha Phi;
Janet Hicks, Pi Beta Phi; Louise
Ryan, Hawthorne house; Bobbie
Fulmer, Alpha Omicron Pi;, Jo
Tellferson, Zeta Tau Alpha; Phyl
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lis Kiste, Hilyard; Sally Mann,
Kappa Kappa Gamma; Mildred
Anderson, Judson house.
Joe College: Chris Strahan, Tay
lors; Dick Wilkins, unaffiliated;
Don Moffitt, Omega; Larry Mit
chell, Sigma; Bev Bryant, Sherry
Ross; Harry Wagner, Mill lodge;
Walt Donavan, Alder lodge; Bill
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Campus Calendar
Today
AVVS Day.
WAA Cabinet meeting.
Student Religious council.
There will be a General Com
mittee meeting- for all Coed
Capers Chairmen tonight at 7:30
at the Side, upstairs. Anyone un
able to attend should please con
tact Virginia Scholl before this
meeting.
Friday
Alpha Fhi house dance.
Sigma Kappa house dance.
WAA Girl’s fun night.
Alpha Xi Delta house dance.
Sherry Ross hayride.
Susan Campbell house dance.
Hii'yard house dance.
YMCA open house Friday night.
All coeds are invited on a bicycle
ride to Chase Gardens Saturday
with the Outing Club. They are to
meet in front of Gerlinger at
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