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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1947)
Pat Davis, Pert 'Pet Brunette/ Likes Sports, Excludes Horses By MARY EOF WESTON The only brunette member of the ’47 Junior Weekend court is Pat Da vis. The lovely Chi Omega has thick-lashed blue eyes and a light, cleat complexion. These attributes largely account j;or *nia and previous beauty-honors m uch have been hers. During her f uree years at Oregon, Pat has been a finalist in both the “Dream Girl" and “Favorite Dish” contests, and v as a DeMolay Sweetheart Prin cess and junior prom queen while in high school. Pat is tall, slender and dainty. But in spite of a modified fragile iu'ss, she is especially fond of sports all sports with the exception of rid ing. To clarify her dislike for horses she said. “They seem to know I don’t know how to ride, and take Gay Nineties to Be Seen; All-Campus Lunch Friday 1 :20 (1 1 Alpha Chi, Sig Eps 1:25 (21 Alpha Phi, Minturn 1:30 (3) Zeta Hall, Pi Kaps 1:35 (4) CChi Psi, Theta Chi 1:40 (5) Alpha Xi, Nestar 1:45 (6) Sigma Kappa, Phi Kappa Sig 1:70 (7) Kappas, Sigma Chi 1:55 (8) ADPi, Betas 2:00 (91 Tri Delts, Fiji 2:05 (10) Orides, Stan Ray 2:10 (11) Gamma Phi, Deltas 2 15 (12) Gamma Hall, Phi Sigma Kappa 2:20 (13) Delta Zeta, Kappa Sig 2:25 (14) Pi Beta Phi, D.U. 2:30 (15) Chi Omega, Phi Psi 2:35 (16) Highland House, Sherry Ross 2: hi (lii Aipna uams, uamoaa Chi 2:15 (18) University House, Stit zer Hall 2:50 (19) Hendricks, A.T.O. 2:55 (201 Kappa Alpha Theta, Campbell Club 3:00 (21) ZTA, SAE 3:05 (22) DO, Sigma Nu 3 10 1231 Judson House, SAM 3:15 (2-1) Alpha Hall, Phi Delta Theta 3:20 (25) Yeomen 3:25 (20) Susan Campbell, Sigma Hall 3:30 (27) Rebec, Sederstrom 3:35 (28) AOPi, Hunter Hall advantage of me accordingly.” Tigard, Oregon, has always been “home” to Pat except for a few of her very earliest years which were spent in eastern Oregon. She has, however, traveled all over the West from Canada to Arizona. When it was time to choose a university she stuck to her home state and come to Oregon where she is majoring in interior design. After graduation she hopes to find work in this field somewhere in California, probably with a furnishings store. One unhappy Webfoot is the Sig ma Nu, whose pin Pat wears, who would ordinarily be proudly escort ing Pat for the “Weekend” festivi ties. But his problem is that he can't hope to be a track star and have this honor too. Saturday night, • when Pat floats across the dance floor for the queen’s processional, he will be with the track team in Pullman, Washington. K^sselring Condemned VENICE, May 6 (AP)—Field Marshal Albert Kesselring, who masterminded the stubborn Ger man retreat up the Italian penin sula in 1944, was sentenced by a j five-man British military court J Tuesday to die before a firing j squad for war crimes against the j Italian people. The balding, 60-year-old Kessel ' ring, once a close pal of Reiclis marshal Hermann Goering, flushed and appeared almost to buckle into his seat, when the sentence was read by Judge Advocate C. K. Sterling. Escapees Still at Large JERUSALEM. May 6 (API It was officially announced Tuesday night that 166 Arabs and 29 Jews remained at large after the whole sale escape Sunday of 216 prison ers through two explosion-crump led windows of Acre prison. Four Jewish and one Arab pri soner were killed during the first few minutes of their flight and 16 Arabs since have been recaptured. It is estimated that the average man shaves 20 square miles of face ! during a life time. Surprise Dinners Honor Retiring University Deans Surprise dinners were given durm gtne weeKena tor two University deans whose retirements bcome effective in June. Dr. James R. Jewell, retiring dean of the school of educa tion, was the honored guest at a dinner Saturday evening spon sored by Pi Lambda Theta and Phi Delta Kappa, women’s and men’s education honoraries, respectively. Friday evening a surprise dinner attended by 150 guests was held at tne Eugene notei to honor Dr. James H. Gilbert, retir ing dean of the college of liberal arts. Dean Jewell- will fetire June 30 after 15 years' service on the Uni versity faculty. He came here in 1932 as dean of the schools of edu cation of the Oregon state system of higher education. Before coming to the University he was director of training at South West Louisiana Industrial institute and professor of psychol ogy at Kansas State Normal school. In 1909 he became state high school examiner for the state of Kansas, and in 1911 he was named professor of education at Kansas State Teachers college. His first position as head of a school of education came in 1913, when he was made head of the University of Arkansas education school. In 1927 he was made dean of the school of education at Ore gon State college, holding that position until his appointment here in 1932. Dean Jewell will be succeeded by Dr. Paul R. Jacobson, super . i ■ ' —. I IZOD’S DALMATIAN Appears in Print Izod s own I )ozi cleverly printed on rayon crepe in white, aqua, grey, and yellow. Ideal for spring campus wear and I later for summer. Full pleated skirt. But toned from the collar to the hem. Sizes 12 to 20. $25. OL BuM 1080 WILLAMETTE intendent of schools in Davenport, Iowa. Dr. Gilbert's surprise dinner was attended tby many out of town guests including Dr. Burt Brown Barker, Portland, vice-president of the University. Dr. Gilbert joined the University economics department faculty in 1907, and becamehead of that de partment in 1920. He was appoint ed acting dean of the college of literature, science, and arts in 1925, and became dean of the col lege of social science in 1932. His appointment as dean of the college of liberal arts came in 1942 when the college of social science and the colelge of arts and letters were consolidated. He will be succeeded by Dr. Eldon L. Johnson, now head of the department of political science. Golf originated when the Scot sheph^ds amused themselves by batting rounded pebbles across the moors with their shepherd’s crooks. 335" ~B I .■! n a j».«!_ MERLE OBERON GARY COOPER in "The Cowboy and The Lady" —and— "The 39 Steps" i l 'THE IOLSON STORY" with LARRY PARKS | AlWcKENZIE I IN SPRINGFIELD | JACK CARSON 1 in I "Two Guys from | Milwaukee" | "Calendar Girl" “SUN VALLEY SERENADE” “A Guy Could Change”