Program to Show
University History
The first campus headline radio
-how of the year will be broadcast
tonight, November 6, from 9:00 to
9:30 p.m. over KOAC, and will be
recorded for a re-broadcast tomor
row, November 7, from 6:00 to. 6:30
p.m. over KEX, Portland.
The program will present the his
tory of the University of Oregon
tracing it from its inception to the
present time, and will characterize
local historical persons.
The script was written from au
thentic, documentary sources by
Ted Hallock, Shirley Peters, and
Marvin Krenk.
The cast includes John MacDon
ald, Roberta Quigley, Ted Hallock,
Manuel Golemis, Lee Petrasek,
Dave Waite, Paul Ryman, Jack
Puffinbarger, Dick Shelton, Virgin
ia Avery, Helen Nelson, and Ted
Bouck.
The show is being produced and
directed by Marvin Krenk.
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work, especially that of examina
tions. Instead of pretending that
the exam is a test of student know
ledge, let them openly admit that
it is nothing more than a contest
for grades.
With that admission, they could
drum up big scale business, and
myriads of students would flock to
take exams, pummelling the unfit
in their hurry. Advertise. That’s
the cue: post huge posters announc
ing that an academic contest is to
be held with grades as prizes.
For example, the literature de
partment could 'conduct a contest
offering, say, five A’s, threto B
pluses, seven B’s, and so forth as
prizes for the winning entries—
and every one a winner. They
might use the following: “Complete
in twenty-five words, or less, ‘I.
like Rabelais because . . .’ Origi
nality, not fancy penmanship will
win.” The field is limitless.
Then, too, they could take a hint
from the quiz contests continuously
floating around in the ether, or air,
or wherever it is that they con
tinuously float around. They could
usher a student into a room and
ask him a question. If he answers
it properly, they could very easily
say, “All right, now you have a
D: do you want to try for a D
plus?”
With just a wee bit of imagina
tion, we could really get the educa
tional ball spinning like mad. The
trouble is with the educators; they
ought to get hep, be modern. What’s
the matter, Prof, don’t you read
the magazines, or listen to the
radio ?
Housemothers Find
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in their future life, for,” she said,
"they are all potential homemakers.
It is a wonderful opportunity to
help make better citizens of all the
girls,” she added.
Another Newcomer
Enjoying her first year as a
housemother, is Mrs. Dora Smith at
Highland house. Mrs. Smith was
very attractive with her white hair
set off by a stunning black dress.
In a quiet voice she explained that
her duties were “just as a hostess
for the girls.”
“I am interested in anything they
are doing,” she said, including in
her statement such things as the
girl's volleyball intramurals, and
the float for the noise parade for
which the girls won a gold cup.
“Of course I think we have the
nicest group of girls anywhere,”
she said enthusiastically. The 30
girls in the hojise do all their own
housework, and help in the kitchen.
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Mrs. Smith added that she didn’t
see how they manage to do all that
they do and still keep their grades
at a high level.
Engagements, Marriages
(Continued from page three)
ried to George Tomlinson, and
August marriages included Flora
Kibler to Bob Hill of Willamette.
Alpha Phi Annabelle McArthur
traveled up the mill race to take
the Beta pin of Jack McCollum.
Virginia Brunell, formerly of
Alpha hall, was married September
7 to George Irish, and they are
making their home in Eugene.
DZ Iris Duve was married to
Marc Stephen McKonic, and Gerry
Davis and OSC Phi Sig Doug Fetsch
have also journeyed to the altar.
The engagements of Joanne Utz
to Kappa Sig Don Wingate and
Joyce Utz to Ralph Huestis, Chi
Psi, were recently announced. Pin
plantings include Marty Jennings
to Darle West, Yeomen; Sally]
Bates to Merve Spaulding, Theta
Chi; Helen Deardorff to Ray Ben
nett, Sigma Nu; Alene Hinton to
Ed Marshall, SPE; and Rosemary
Petty to Bob Newmeister.
Thetas Lead
Theta leads the list of marriages,
with Janet Bodwell and Bob Bis
set, Theta Chi; Verna Bridgeman
and Doc Carlson, Fiji; Caralee
Lockwood and Jim Longwood, PhL
Psi; Mary Lee Benke and Larry
Ohlson, Phi Delt; Charlotte Gething
and Don Closson, ATO; Lynn Mc
Intosh and John Auber; Dorothy
Payne and Bert Murphy; and Betty
Lou Brugman and Edward D. Mc
Auliffe. Three pink palace girls
displaying sparklers are Ann Gra
ham, engaged to George Rolander,
Theta Chi; Nancy Kirkpatrick to
Jay Wilson; and Peggy Ann Web
ster to ATO Frank Sardem. Becky
Fish has given preference to the
Oregon State Phi Delta by taking
Bob Stayhom’s pin, and Janet Da
vis has taken local Phi Delt Blaine
Vincent’s pin.
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