ets Forum
e following veterans should
vt the guidance center room at
Veterans Administration, 114
cal education building, to sign
3 affecting their entrance,
.stence payments will be held
anless pending business is
ed.
ymond P. Armstrong, Edward
arthalemey, Robert N. Bailey,
on L. Boyce, Donald H. Brown,
; K. Busch, John P. Callison,
ird Corbett, Keith Fann, Rob
I. Feasly, William G. Hall
1, Charles P. Holloman, Wil
W. Hilmer, Carl L. Huffaker,
en E. Kroft.
ihard E. Lance Jr., Charles S.
Jr., Jack G. Matlich, Joseph
’Dote, Donald K. Manion, John
llcom, James B. Meek, Edward
oe, William N. Ordway, Ralph
iborne, Richard A. Patrick Jr.,
,ey A, Pierson, Ralph W. Rich
Don Robert Jr., Dixon A.
ion, and'Grace M. Wallis.
dition Violators
tie following tradition vio
rs are to be at the steps of
pman liall at noon today by
;est of the Order of the O:
. Fisher, Frank Kincaid,
dsten, Butch Atiyeh, Dan
tes O’Connor, Ralph Jones, A1
ilia Fry, Don Byers, Bob Rob
Sis Scott, and Joy Yokan.
fliers'Club to Meet
e University Portland Mothers’
will hold its annual tea in
and, October 23. Portland stu
. are urged to notify mothers
e meeting, which will be held
74 East Burnside. The fall bus
meeting of the state board of
ersity of Oregon Mothers will
be held in Portland, October 26.
THREE
WISE FOOLS
with
Margaret O'Brien
Lionel Barrymore
AVALANCHE
with
Bruce Cabot
Ro&coe Kearns
Homecoming Show
Broadcast Tonight
"A Home for Homecoming” radio
show will be presented over KOAC
from 9 to 9:30 p. m. and KUGN
from 11 to 11:30 o’clock tonight,
Gordon Halstead, producer-announ
cer of the program stated Thursday.
Bob Moran will be master of cere
monies and will interview Dr. Harry
K. Newburn; the president of the
Oregon Alumni Association, Ernest
Haycox, and Coach Tex Oliver.
The broadcast will introduce the
new campus quarter—Three Dots
and a Dash—and will feature the
Oregonian mascot “Puddles,” who,
it is hoped, will favor the radio au
dience with a “quack." Homecom
ing Hostess Dawn Carson and
Chairman Benny Di Benedetto will
be heard along with the presenta
tion of the noise parade award.
Musical accompaniment will be
furnished by the Theta and ATO
chorus.
Guard Schedule
Shedule of times at which each
house must have their freshmen
o nSkinner’s 'Butte to guard the
“O” Friday night:
6:00-8:00—Chi Psi, Sigma Al
pha Epsilon, Sigma Nu.
8:00-10:00—Alpha Tau Omega,
Phi Delta Theta, Delta Upsilon.
10:00-12:00—Sigma Chi, Sigma
Alpha Mu, Phi Kappa Psi.
12:00-2:00—Beta Theat Pi, Pi
Kappa Alpha, Theta Chi, Delta
Tau Delta.
2:00-4:00—Sigma Phi Epsilon,
Phi Gamma Delta, Kappa Sigma.
Dean Wickham Speaks
At College of Education
Mrs. Golda Wickham spoke Wed
nesday at the initiation of Sigma
Epsilon Pi, senior women's honor
ary at the Oregon College of Edu
cation in Monmouth. Today she will
address the Oregon Mothers group
in Portland.
Her topic Wednesday was “Moun
tain Top Characters.” She will speak
to the mothers on conditions at Ore
gon which affect the lives of their
children.
LOST Black purse containing
glasses and valuables. Jean Nor
len, Ext. 260, Alpha hall.
For that Friday Date
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around the campus from 7 to 8 p.m.
picking up students from the vari
ous living organizations as it trav
els. As they pass Johnson hall, the
floats will be judged by the alumni
association executive council. The
parade will then proceed to the bon
fire.
The traditional frosh bonfire will
be held at 8 o’clock despite the burn
ing of blaze materials Tuesday
night. Every living organization
should paint a sign with the name
of their organization on it to hang
on the bonfire. Work will be going
on all day today to make the blaze
one of the largest ever seen.
The rally program at McArthur
court will feature the outstanding
student talent of the year. A fun
packed evening of comedy will be
presented at 8:45 for students, al
ums, and townspeople. It will be
broadcast by stations KOAC and
KUGN.
Alumni registration will be re
sumed at. 9 p.m. Saturday morning
in Johnson hall.
The traditional freshman paint
ing of the “O” on Skinner's Butte
and polishing of the seal in back of
Villard hall will take place at 10 a.m.
Saturday.
An alumni meeting will be held
at the Guild theater at 11 a.m. Sat
urday.
The Order of the O luncheon will
be held at 11:45 Saturday at the
Westgate house.
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The alumni luncheon at 12 in
Gerlinger hall is sponsored by the
alumni association. Tickets are be
ing sold at registration this after
noon and Saturday morning.
All members of the Order of the
O will march at the Order of the
“O” parade at Hayward field at
1:45 p.m. At 1:50 the dedication
ceremonies will be observed.
The Oregon-Washington football
game at 2 p.m. will include half
time entertainment. After the game,
at 4:30, a reception will be held at
the Armory.
The faculty reception at uerim
ger hall will be from 8 to 10 p.m.
Saturday.
The Homecoming dance at 9 p.m.
at McArthur court will feature the
introduction of the Homecoming
Hostess, Dawn Carson, the award
ing of the sign cup, the tapping of
Druids and Friars, and the music
of Jack Teagarden.
Dinner at the living organiza
tions will be at 1 p.m. Sunday. There
will be open house at the art, music,
and library buildings from 2 to 4
p.m.
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