UO Alums in Islands
Plan January Reunion
A reunion in Honolulu of Univer
sity of Oregon alumni will be held
in the islands some time between
January 16 and 31, it was reported
by Lester E. Anderson, alumni di
rector.
- Ernest Haycox, prominent Port
land author and president of the
University Alumni association, is
expected to be vacationing in Ha
waii at that time.
Chairman of the event will be
Harold Lundburg, 1926 graduate.
Promotion will be managed by Buck
Buckwach, ’42, who is now military
editor of the Holulu Advertiser.
Anderson stated that Oregon
alums in the Honolulu area num
bered about 112, all of whom are ex
pected at the get-together.
Term Enrollment Down
In English Department
The number of students regis
tered in the English department for
winter term has decreased since
fall term registration.
In freshman composition courses
the number of students has de
creased from a fall term high, an
average of 27 students per class, to
a winter term average of 24 stu
dents per class. The new number
greatly lessens the teaching load
per instructor this term, thus each
student will receive more individ
ual attention.
Executive Council
(Continued from paijc one)
and some of us didn’t, and all this
distinction is rather unnecessary.”
A senior in business administra
tion, Brevig is planning to take
graduate work at the University
next year in preparation for be
coming a certified public account
ant.
CAMPUS
CALENDAR
Wesley house round-up party in
the basement of the Methodist
church at 8 p. m.
Westminster open house from 8
to 12 p. m.
Article Is Published
An article written by Dr. Daniel
D. Gage, associate professor of
business administration in the
University of Oregon, appeared in
the December issue of Western Ad
vertiser, a monthly business maga
zine of the 11 western states.
His article, entitled “Kicking
P. R. Around,” expressed the idea
that criticism of the public rela
tions business comes largely from
confusion between the people who
use and the people who are used
by public relations.
Professor Gage is now conduct
ing the University’s new course,
business public relations.
Mrs. Wickham Leaves
For Guidance Meeting
Mrs. Golda Wickham, dean of wo
men, will attend a meeting of the
Oregon State guidance commission
to be held in Portland Saturday. As
representative of the University of
Oregon, Mrs. Wickham meets with
the committee of Oregon educators
to outline a system of guidance for
all secondary schools in the state.
Petitions Due Saturday
petitions for committee heads
and workers for the Internation
al Festival must be turned in at
the YWCA or to Bjorg Hansen at
the Kappa Kappa Gamma house
on or before Saturday. Petitions
may be obtained at the dean of
women’s office.
Advertising staff:
Bob Chapman, day manager
Don Denno, layout manager
Layout Executives
Billijean Riethmiller
Beverly Ure
Wanda Myers
Guido Palandri
Ted Baker
Sally Waller
Ruth Eades
Dorothy Chapman
Contract Executives
Jim Ivory
Betty Clark
Marge Huston
Bob Zundel
Mary Lou Timmans
Bob Beclitle
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Leadership Training
Offered College Men
All University men are invited to
attend the scout leaders training
course to be conducted by the Ore
gon Trail council of the Boy Scouts
of America at the Congregational
church youth house. The meetings
will be held at 8 p.m., Jan. 10, 17
and 24, and Feb. 7.
The training is designed to give
the fundamentals of scouting to
adult leaders, including the patrol
method, program planning, gradu
a t i o n ceremonies, investitures,
courts of honor, games, first aid,
judging, nature study, camping,
map reading, cooking, tracking,
hiking, finance, recruiting, and civ
ic service.
The meetings will be concluded
with an overnight trip to the U. S.
Forest Service Camp Clark on Big
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