Students to Attend
June Church Meet
Twenty University students will
be delegates to the annual Student
Christian conference from June 15
to 22 at Camp Seabeck, Washing
ton.
Those interested in attending are
to contact Miss Lois Greenwood of
the YWCA or Mrs. Clara M. Moore
of the YMCA immediately.
The Seabeck Student conference
is sponsored by the Pacific North
west Student Christian association
movement in cooperation with sev
eral of the denominations, under
counsel of Margaret J. Norton and
William H. Genne, regional student
secretaries for the YWCA and
Y MCA respectively.
Bjorg Hansen, president of the
YWCA, and Beryl Howard, worship
chairman of the Y, are among the
committee chairmen for the event.
Questions to be covered include,
national and international politics,
tiie campus, the community, relig
ion and Christian faith, marriage
and the family, the Bible and color
and conscience.
Afternoons have been left free
for recreation. Besides seminars,
sings and worship sessions, the pro
gram will also include campfires,
hillside vespers, international night,
town halls, cabin bullfests, and the
closing pageant and communion ser
vice.
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UO Fellowship to Hold
Bible Studies Thursday
The UO Fellowship will sponsor
its usual Thursday Bible studies
from 8 to 9 a.m. in the men’s lounge
of Gerlinger hall from 11 to 12 noon,
in the committee room of the Uni
versity YMCA.
“Study to show yourself approved
unto God, a workman that needeth
not to be ashamed, rightly dividing
the word of truth.” (II Tim. 2:15.)
Women Form
AWS Congress
Barbara Johns, president of the
AWS, has announced the formation
of a coordinating body on the cam
pus for the AWS and the women’s
living organizations, called the
AWS Congress.
This body has been chosen to give
all women on the campus equal rep
resentation in matters pertaining to
them, to obtain all differences in
viewpoints, to stimulate interest in
the AWS, to foster increased spirit
and to serve as a means of contact.
The following girls have been
chosen to represent their living or
ganizations: Jackie Moore, Alpha
Chi Omega; Dorothy Rasmussen,
Alpha Delta Pi; Beryl Howard, Al
pha Gamma Delta; Ruth Millard,
Alpha hall; Phyllis Hoffman, Alpha
Omicron Pi; Mary Anne Hanson,
Alpha Phi; Garie Bradford, Alpha
Xi Delta; Kay Schneider, Chi Ome
ga; Beth Basler, Delta Delta Delta.
Betty Jean McCourry, Delta
Gamma; Gloria Talarico, Delta
Zeta; Barbara Creary, Gamma hall;
Jean Swift, Gamma Phi Beta; An
nie Bennett, Gerlinger hall; Helen
Sherman, Hendricks hall; Frances
Blenkinsop, Highland house; Shir
ley Finley, Judson house; Sis Scott,
Kappa Alpha Theta.
Shirley Lukins, Kappa Kappa
Gamma; Helen McElfrish, Orides;
Jordis Benke, Pi Beta Phi; Jo Jar
vis, Rebec house; Louis Hammer,
Susan Campbell; Dovy Carlos, Uni
versity house; Susie Mickel, Zeta
hall and Betty Jean Mead, Zeta Tau
Alpha.
ROTC Juniors
Will Encamp
All Air and Infantry ROTC jun
iors from the University military
department, will attend summer
camps this summer in Washington,
beginning ".bout June 21 and lasting
for six weeks, according to informa
tion received yesterday from Lt. Col.
H. W. Hall, of the campus ROTC de
partment.
The air camp will be held at Mc
Chord Field, Tacoma, Wash., and
Major Charles E. Bailey and Mas
ter Sergeant Alric E. Mayea, from
the University staff, have been se
lected as instructors for the en
campment.
Captain Emerson Stickles and
Master Sergeant M. D. Muddy, also
from the local department, will be
instructors and accompany the in
fantry group to their camp at Fort
Lewis, Wash.
Students will perform what they
have learned during the year’s
classes, at the camps. In addition to
the University cadets, ROTC stu
dents from the whole Pacific North
west will attend, and there will be
additional officers from the other
institutions present.
Social Officers Named
New officers for the social chair
men of the entire campus were
elected Tuesday evening' at a meet
ing at the Alpha Chi Omega house.
They are Robin Arkley, sophomore
in liberal arts, president; Helen
Hicks, junior in English, secretary.
Eire regulations and other regu
lations connected with social events
were discussed at the meeting.
Mum Gabriel
Sneers at Jinx
Warren Dobbin, who plays Ga
briel in the University theater pro
duction of “The Green Pastures,”
isn't worried about superstitions
surrounding the part of Gabriel.
The first Gabriel in the New York
company, Wesley Hill, was run over
by a taxi while the show was in New
York. The second Gabriel, Samuel
Davis, died of a heart attack while
on tour. The third, Doe Doe Green,
lasted four years, refusing to be
lieve the part jinxed. On the trium
phal return to New York to play
their fifth anniversary, Green was
relegated to understudy Gabriel in'
favor of Oscar Polk.
Legend has it the two deaths fol
lowed the actors’ disregard of the
custom which forbade blowing Ga
briel’s horn, which was later
plugged up so no one could blow it.
Dobbin isn’t superstitious, but no
one has heard him toot the horn yet
either.
Campus Sing
Heads to Meet
Positions for order of singing',
seating arrangements for living or
ganizations, and dress regulations
will be decided tonight when the
All-Campus Sing committee meets
with house song leaders to make
final arrangements for the contest
eliminations.
John Gilbertson, Sing chairman,
has requested that all leaders be
present to participate in the draw
ings. Each representative will be j
expected to know the number of
students participating in his group,
Gilbertson added.
The eliminations, which will be
held April 20 from 3 to 5 p.m. for
the men, and April 25 from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. for the women, will be
held in the school of music audito
rium. From all competing groups,
ten women's and ten men’s living'
organizations will become finalists,
and will participate in the Sing,
scheduled May 9 of Junior Week
end.
Judges
Judges for the women’s groups
will be Miss Maude Garnett, asso
ciate professor of public school mu
sic, and Mme. Rose McGrew, pro
fessor of voice, and for the men’s
singing groups, D. W. Allton, assist
ant professor of music, and Herman
Gelhausen .assistant professor of
music.
The two campus winners—one
men’s and one women’s house - will
be awarded trophies, and will par
ticipate in the Sunlight Serenade
to be held Sunday of the Weekend.
Symposium Team Sets
Trip to Eastern Oregon
Three members of the University
of Oregon symposium team will
start a week’s tour to John Day. j
Pendleton, La Grande and Enter
prise, April 27, it was announced
this week by Dr. Henry E. Stevens,
assistant director of general exten
sion, state system of higher educa
tion.
Sponsored by the general exten
sion division, the group will discuss
the “United Nations,’’ before ser
vice groups and high school stu
dents. Members ot the team 2.re
Donald McNeil, sophomore in'T»:' ►
nalism; John Caldwell, junior in pre
law, and Ray Johnson, junior in i
law. Dr. Frederick M. Hunter, hon
orary chancellor of the state system
of higher education, will accompany
the group.
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