Future Activities
Planned by YWCA
Miss Margaret Norton, regional
secretary of the student YWCA, led
* large part of the discussions of
the new and old Y officers on their
part in the national and regional
organization at their retreat on the
McKenzie Saturday.
Plans were also made to make
the Freshman orientation program
for next fall term more effective.
Announcement was made of the ap
pointment of Yolanda Stoll as the
new social chairman for the YWCA
cabinet.
Joan Williams is in charge of ar
rangements for the program for
Miss Fern Babcock, program sec
retary of the national organization,
who is visiting Eugene May 8 and 9.
Miss Babcock will have meetings
with all the junior advisers of the
freshman commissions.
Miss Lois Greenwood, executive
director of the campus Y. told of
plans to .send 20 University dele
gates from the University YMCA,
YWCA and various church groups
to the Student Christian Confer
ence at Camp Seabeck this summer.
Federation Appointees
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Sherwood and Carrell Bradley, La
Grande; Betty Jean McCourry, Mc
Minnville; Bill Barnum, chairman,
Albert Deuel, Dolores Ray, A1 Weir,
Medford; Bazil Baird, Ontario;
Waito Silver and John Petty, Ore
gon City; Marilyn Stratton and Ed
Marshall, Pendleton; Bob Aiken,
chairman, Jim Gilbertson, Jean
Swift, Barbara Sundet, Wayne
Struble, and Grover Hofstetter, Sa
lem; Duff Young and Mary Stadel
nan, The Dalles; Larene Rasmus
sen, Tillamook; Alan Kirk, Spring
field; Dick Steelhammer and Mary
Graham, Prineville.
Positions are still open for com
mittee heads and members in the
above category for Albany, Asto
ria, Bend, Burns, Cottage Grove,
Forest Grove, Lakeview, and New
berg. Students are urged to apply.
Chairmen for towns which prob
ably will not be visited by the trav
eling group but which need com
mittee heads have also been ap
pointed. Applicants still are needed
for Canyon City, Condon, Dallas,
Enterprise, Estacada, Gold Beach,
Gresham, Heppner, Independence,
Madras, Milton-Freewater, Mon
aiouth, Moro, Myrtle Point, New
port, Seaside, St. Helens, Sweet
Home, Union, Vale, Woodburn.
Those named are: Margaret Har
rison and Calvin Lehman, Beaver
ton; Ralph Caughell and Phyllis
Litzenberger, Coquille; Ralph Er
landson, Florence; Herbert Lean
nig, Haines; Vernon Behrends, Hal
gey; Dessie Butler, John Day; Paul
McCracken, Lebanon; Robert
Kingsbury, Milwaukie; Clayton
Morgan, Nyssa; Margaret Griffiths,
Reedsport; Tom Anderson, Silver
ton.
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Weekend Court
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vids, Hendrick hall; Delores Ray,
Alpha Delta Pi; Phyllis Brugman,
Kappa Kappa Gamma; Elaine Mc
Clellan, Alpha hall; Patty Webber,
Alpha Chi Omega.
Mary Ellen Wright, Sigma Kap
pa; Doris Hemmy, Rebec house;
Carolyn Tyler, Kappa Alpha
Theta; Nina Sue Fernimen, High
land house; Dorothy Fowler, Uni
versity house; Barbara Atwood,
Zeta hall.
Sally Timmens, Gamma Phi
Beta; June Doak, Zeta Tau Alpha;
Barbara Creary, Gamma hall;
Dawn Carson, Delta Delta Delta;
Vera McCallum, Orides; Jean Bar
ringer, Pi Beta Phi; Margaret
Jennings, Delta Zeta; Barbara
Fullmer, Alpha Omicron Pi, and
Pat Davis, Chi Omega.
Students to oVte
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must be returned to Portland by
April 21 for tabulation.
Members of the International
Relations club and Druids will
distribute ballots at the door be
fore the assembly and collect
completed balolts after the meet
fng. Thursday night International
Relations club members will cover
all campus living organizations
with ballots not voted on tonight
and completed ballots will be
picked up Saturday morning.
Student Vote
Hallock stated that students
will have to vote on their own, ac
cording to the instructions on the
ballot, and some ballots may be
given to classes to vote upon, also,
during this or next week.
Miss Crombie and Hallock will
speak before the Eugene Rotary
club today at noon on the assem
bly and the PNCC in general at
the invitation of Karl W. Onthank,
dean of personnel administration.
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Betty Lagomarsino
Emanuel Mussman
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Mary Graham
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Students are guaranteed 15 days
free lodging at the local infirmary
if ill, however, no one is obligated
to use that time.
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women.
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