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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1946)
Change In Faculty OKed A list of personnel adjustments at tne University in preparation for a record enrollment has been ap proved by the state board of higher education. Personnel changes in cluded : Appointments—Charles F. Zie barth as associate professor of busi ness administration, Donald L. Hunter as head of audio-visual de partment, Lt. Col. Henry W. Hall Jr., as assistant professor of mili tary science and tactics; Miss Shir ley K. Anderson as instructor in mathematics, Dr. Donald F. Swine hart as assistant professor of chem istry. Herman Gelhausen, as associate professor of voice; C. Kenneth Weidner, as superintendent of physical plant department, rank of professor; Sidney Little, as dean and professor in the school of archi tecture and allied arts; Joel V. Ber reman and Dr. John McKenzie Fos kett, as associate professors of sociology; Dr. Paul Edward Kam bly, as professor of education; Edwin L. Clark, as instructor in speech and drama; Hillier Kreigh baum, as associate professor of journalism. Promotions Promotion in rank for Merle A. Starr from instructor to assistant professor of physics; reappointment of Mrs. Oga A. Freeman, as instruc tor in mathematics; resignation of Dr. Samuel H. Jameson, professor of sociology; resignation of Robert C. Myers, instructor in sociology; extension of military leaves for Carlton E. Godfrey, associate in news bureau, for another year. Resignation of Mrs. Astrid M. Williams as acting head of depart ment of Germanic languages and literature, during absence of Dr. George F. Lussky, who is exchang ing with Dr. A. J. F. Ziegischmid of C'PH TP* Doors open 6:45 Mats on Sat., Sun. Fri. - Sat. Yvonne De Carlo “FRONTIER GAL” Sunday - Tuesday “TARZAN AND THE LEOPARD WOMAN” PJus: “Badman's Territory” 'oors open 12:45 p.m. Saturdays doors open 9:45 a.m. IN TKNNICOIOIII CANYON uSSSm PASSAGE «ofiS» STARTS SUN. FOR ONE BIG WEEK Doors open week days 6:30 p.m. Sundays 12:45 THURS. - SATURDAY ANITA LOUISE JIM* BANNON M RED RIVER RENEGADE” Northwestern university; transfer of one-fourth time of Marvin A. Krenk, instructor in speech and drama, to radio station KOAC as production director, radio studios; resignation of Dr. F. G. Macomber, professor of education; resignation of Robert B. Huber, assistant pro fessor of speech and drama; resig nation of Loye A. McGee, assistant professor of physical education; resignation of Charles M .Hulten, associate professor of journalism; reappointment of Leonard L. Jer main as instructor in journaism; reappointment of Arno H. Denecke as assistant professor of law, suc ceeding Lawrence E. Hartwig, resigned. Italian Talk Presented Dr. Henry Russell Spencer, pro fessor of political science at Ohio State university, spoke on the Ore gon campus Aug. 9. His subject was “Italy’s Resurretion.” r~—~~. Oregon Federation Producing Movie The Oregon federation will pro duce a new, three-reel motion pic ture publicizing the University of Oregon, according to Lester Ander son, alumni secretary. The school of journalism will he in charge of the scenario, which will have a definite plot, probably fol lowing a boy and girl through their four years at the University, Mr. Anderson said. Starting with Homecoming in October, all major University events will be recorded on film by Dr. Curtis Reid of the department of visual instruction. The film will be processed and ready for showing by next summer. During the summer Anderson visited every community in Oregon, meeting students interested in en tering the University. According to Anderson the purpose of the trip was “informational and educational rather than promotion work.” He reported a large turn-out of stu dents throughout the state, and said that a similar program will be car ried in fuure years in order to bring; high-quality, well-informed stu dents to the campus. The average college coed wears a size 14 dress. KOAC MAKES PLANS A meeting of the KOAC produc tion staff Will be held sometime next week to discuss plans for the year, according to Marvin Krenk, in structor in speech. A definite time will be announced later. The University will have a weekly program over KEX this year on Wednesday evenings. The station now has two new outlets, KUGN and the FM station. The Gift Shop rates an "A plus” for gift suggestions throughout the year. THE GIFT SHOP 963 Willamette Phone 1151 THE UNIVERSITY CO-OPERATIVE STORE WAS INCORPORATED IN 1920 BY FIVE OFFICERS OF THE A.S.U.O. THE PURPOSE OF THE STORE IS TO FURNISH A CONVENIENT AND ECONOMICAL CENTER FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF TEXT BOOKS AND ALL STUDENT SUPPLIES. THE ENTIRE OWNERSHIP OF THE CO-OP LIES IN THE STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY. Save Cash Register Receipts and Share in the Profits UNIVERSITY 'CO-OP* CHAPMAN HALL