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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1946)
Entrants For Betty Coed, Joe College Are Named Sophomore contestants for the Betty Co-ed—Joe College contest who appeared before judges yesterday in the first elimi nation of the contest have been announced by Bob Miller, chair man of the Whiskerino committee. Those contesting for the typical Betty Co-ed to be honored at the traditional Whiskerino dance, are: Jo Ann Fisher, Hil yard House; Jerry Dostalik, Delta Zeta; Jean Rhlen, Gerlinger hall; Shirley Ann Hunter, ana Kathleen Jean Forsythe, Susan Campbell; Mary McQueen, Alpha Xi Delta; Leslie Palfrey, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Bev Dichler, Alpha Chi Omega; Mavis Knorr, Univer sity House; Mary Handelin and Sally Watson, Hendricks hall. Names Betty Jane Roberts, Highland house; Hazel Roake, Alpha Phi; Ilia M. Clark, Rebec house; Sue Mercer, Pi Beta Phi; Virginia Dry den, Alpha Gamma Delta; Pat Burris; Zeta hall; Audrey Kull berg, Tri Delt. Sis Scott, Theta; Carol Wicks, Alpha Delta Pi; Helen McFetridge, Sigma Kappa; Carolyn Wright, Alpha Omicron Pi; Mary Lou Sex ton, Alpha hall; Jeanne Herndon, Delta Gamma; Mary Joy Ham, Chi Omega; Diane Mead, Gamma Phi Beta. More Nam|es The men competing for the title of Joe College are: Arnold Slen ning, Chi Psi; Andrew Iskra, Sig ma hall; Bob Van Vactor, Omega hall; Dale Harlin, Sherry Ross hall; Floyd S. Carlson, Yeomen; Jim Nelson, Delta Upsilon; Eldon Fos ter and John Benneth, McChesney hall; Bill Stroud, Theta Chi; Bob Wallace, SAE; Robin Arkley, Phi Gamma Delta. Bud Carter, Stitzer hall; Les Hixon, Phi Psi; Bill Barnam, Sig Ep; Don Clinch, Delta Tau Delta; John Joachims, Beta Theta Pi; Don McNeil, Campbell club; John Kauffman, Sigma Nu; Dick Stoin off, Alpha Tau Omega; Bob Hen drickson, Kappa Sig; Bernie Hoff man, Sigma Chi; Norman Rubens, Sigma Alpha Mu. Dance Tickets on Sale Tickets are now on sale at the Co-op for the Whiskerino dance which is on Saturday, November 16 at Mac Court from 8:30 until 12:30 p. m. Short silks are in order at the dance and corsages will not be given. The price per couple with tax included is $2.40. -DANCING FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS DANCING STARTS AT 9 P.M. MUSIC BY ART HOLMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA WILLAMETTE PARK • For Table Reservations—Springfield 326 • GET IN THE Winter Spirit and ICE SKATE IDEAL FOR HOUSE PARTIES Special Rates Student Price 30c Skate Rentals 25c 1 The ICE ARENA On West 6th HORACE ROBINSON . . . director of the Guild theater and producer of the new Guild play “Dark of the Moon.” 1,000 Tickets Available There will be 1000 tickets for the Oregon-Oregon State game Novem-3 ber 23 available at the athletic office in McArthur court Thursday, ac cording to Anse Cornell, University athletic manager. . There are about 35,000 miles of federal airways in the United States. VETS! SHOP AT BARLOW GROCERY CONVENIENT in PRICE and LOCATION • 19th & Agate Information gives YOU the answers «9 who gives them to HER; • • • A lot of people take the Information Ser vice of the Bell System for granted. Little do they realize what it takes to answer some two and a half million questions during a normal day. Of course it takes operators ; ; ; over 12,000 highly skilled "Information” operators. But, in addition, it takes a staff of trained executive personnel. They plan this service for cities and towns across the country so that "Infor mation” can quickly find the latest listings of the many telephones -within her area—from records that are hrnught - - * up to date daily. And it is they who study operating methods and equipment -,i in the never-ending search to make': this -w service ever faster, ever better. Is it any wonder that today^more than ever before, management is interested in young men with imaginationrand am bition . ; ; men to develop with- -the industry? BELL There's Opportunity and Adventure inTeiephouy TELEPHONE SYSTEM'
