Hendricks Hall Nets Swim Title In Close Meet By MARY ANNE HANSEN Winning its first title, Hendricks hall upset the defending champion Alpha Phi team to take top honors in women's intramural swimming with a total score of 50.5 points as compared to the Phis’ 47. Other finalist teams included University, Susan Campbell, and Highland in third, fourth, and fifth respectively. Deciding the meet title was the 80-yard freestyle relay. Hendricks got away to a fast start, led all the way, and finished strong with Syl via Branden, the anchor swimmer. Officiating at the meet was Wan da Lou Payne. Announcer was Rob bie Mulkey, and chief scorer was Phyllis Wells. Official results: 40-yil. free style—first, Hansen; second, Branden; third, Smith; tune: 28. 40-yd. backstroke—first, Mounts; second, Smith; third, Peterson; time: 81.8. 40-yd. breaststroke—first, Minot; second, Dye; time: 34.3. 80-yd. freestyle—first, Hansen; second, Branden; third, Smith; time: 51.2. 60-yd. medley relay—first, Alpha Phi; second, Hendricks; time: 42.8. 80-yd. freestyle relay—first, Hen dricks; second, Alpha Phi; time: 46.8. Form swimming—first, Thomp son; second, Mounts; third, Minot. Diving—first, Ball; second, Min ot; third, Rattrey. The Cascades and Evergreen hockey contingents will leave this weekend to compete in Portland on Dec. 7-8 in a Northwestern hockey conference. Teams from Portland, OSC, University of Washington, Idaho, WSC, and British Columbia will also compete in tournament play to be held on the Grant field. Also on the calendar is the final all-member WAA meeting to oe held Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. in the WAA room and Alumni hall. Initia tion of new members and presenta tion of awards will highlight the evening’s program. Intramural honors will be shared between Su san Campbell, volleyball champions, and Hendricks, swimming cham pions. President Virginia Scholl will preside. Looking ahead to winter term, the slate shows the WAA carnival, the intercollegiate telegraphic swim ming meet, intramural play in bad minton and basketball, and inter collegiate athletic exchanges. Registration is the time to help the student tmion drive. McClure Sees Teacher Need The need for more and better pre pared teachers in American educa tion fields was emphasized by Dr. Worth McClure, executive secre tary of the American Association of School Administrators, speak ing before the Wednesday morning session of the convention of the Northwest Association of Second ary and Higher Schools at the University. According to Dr. McClure, prob lems of teacher education and cer tification have reached the acute stage. Since 1939, he said, more than 350,000 teachers have left the schools for other professions. A sur vey taken the fall term of 1945 dis closed that only 13,000 men were enrolled in teachers’ colleges, a number far below the demand ex pected. Furthermore, Dr. McClure pointed out, many of these men may never enter the teaching profession. The predominant factor responsi ble for this situation is the low sal aries currently paid teachers, as serted Dr. McClure. He told the group that California’s action in voting a $2400 minimum salary for teachers was being followed by sim ilar plans in other states. This move, he feels, will greatly aid teacher re cruitment. Give your breakage fee to the stu dent union fund. Get Your CAMELS by the Carton -#k i liou aAe. invited. . . A special party just for you — and you, and you! — a party made glamorous with luxurious jewels, with glittering diamonds! . . . it's the gala opening of the New Laraways jewelry store, the most excitingly modern and richly furnished shop in Eugene . . . see it Saturday. You'll find it ah ablaze with the brightest gifts of all! ♦ ♦♦♦♦ DIAMONDS JEWELRY WATCHES FINE STERLING PRECIOUS GIFTS Shop for Christmas Now . . . Use Laraway's layaway plan ♦ Charge Accounts ♦’.Free Gift Wrapping NOW AT 1016 WILLAMETTE ST. IN EUGENE IT'S THE BROADWAY and remember us for your Winter Term needs . BLANKETS BEDSPREADS PILLOWS AUTO ROBES WARDROBE * CLOSETS WINDOW SHADES DRAPES and DRAPERY FABRICS * DRAPERY FIXTURES HASSOCKS SOFA PILLOWS DRESS YARDAGE MOTIONS PATTERNS DOSTUME JEWELRY LINGERIE