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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1947)
GAX Appoints Sale Chairman | Joan Mimnaugh, sophomore in journalism, has been named gen eral chairman of the second annual Gamma Alpha Chi apple sale, it was announced Monday by Mary Ann Hansen, president of Gamma Alpha Chi, national women’s ad vertising association. The apple sale idea for the or ganization was started on the cam pus last year with the motto, “Keep your eyes peeled.” The idea was mainly to promote a northwest product during national apple week the last of October in an advertis ing manner, furthering good will and giving all students more chance to get acquainted during fall term, Miss Hansen said. The professional organization is making plans for the national con vention of Gamma Alpha Chi to be held on the Oregon campus Febru ary 6 and 7, when delegates from each chapter in the United States will be entertained on this campus. DeCouHonored By Math Award Friends of the late Dr. Edgar E. DeCou, former head of the mathe matics department who died last week, have arranged to establish a mathematics prize at the Univer sity in his "honor. The manner in which this prize will be awarded will be determined at a later date, Helen Traubel, Famed Soprano, Advises 'Develop Your Voice' By JUNE FITZGIBBONS “Develop your voice and put as much into it as possible,” Helen Traubel, Wagnerian soprano, ad vised vocal students in an inter view yesterday. “Too many stu dents wait for the teacher to pour the qualities needed for a singing the mathematics department an nounced Monday. Contributions for this award may be sent to the University bus iness office by anyone interested in furthering work along this line. As head of the mathematics de partment from 1902 to 1939, Dr. DeCou devoted much time to pro moting greater interest in the Mathematics field, representatives of the department said. Emphasis on Religion (Continued from page one) when any student may talk to the guest speakers. Times and places for the meetings will be announced later in the Emerald. There will be an opening pro gram Sunday evening in the music school auditorium at which time the guest speakers will be intro duced. Each living organization will have one speaker as their guest for either dinner or fireside talks. The list of houses and their speakers will be published daily during next week. Breakfasts Scheduled Ereakfasts at Westminster house Best Cleaners INSTANT PRESSING 3 day service on all pressing 821 E. 13th Phone 740 Cascade Club New Music! JOE INGRAM and his Band OPENING FRIDAY ■ OCTOBER 24 Ladies are admitted free EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Turn right at the neon sign past Springfield t career into them along with their lessons.” Miss Trauhel remarked that it was through her mother’s wisdom that she hesitated before entering the professional field, but that her mother did leave the final decision as to whether she was ready to her self. In reply to a question of why she turned to Wagnerian works, Miss Traubel replied, “My voice reached matutrity, and I developed the stamina and energy to sing this type. It is not that I necessar ily prefer Wagner, but just that I am completely fitted in this field.’’ Having no real home possible during her concert seasons, which run from 10 to 11 months, Miss Traubel vacations at Laguna Beach. At present she is touring with the San Francisco Opera com pany and will go to the Golden Gate city next. “If I ever stop singing, I should like to teach voice,” the Wagner ian soprano commented. “No, I wouldn’t be partial to boys or girls, but a boy usually likes a man for an instructor.” Miss Traubel explained that a singer never stops practicing. She always sings in her room before a performance, she remarked. at 7:45 will be a special feature to bring together the student com mittee and guest speakers. At this time the students working on the committee will discuss the previous day’s program and the coming program with the speakers at an informal meeting. Miss Borrevik emphasized that the entire week’s program is de signed for students, by students. The student committee has had the help of faculty representatives in planning the program. They in clude Dr. J. R. Harris, Miss Mary Grubbs, Dr. Howard, Mrs. J. D. Bryant, Rev. Wesley Nicholson and Rev. Dave Seaman. Clark to Speak At History Dinner Dr. Daniel E. Clark, head of the history department, will be the main speaker at the annual Oregon historical society dinner to be held in Portland Saturday at the Im perial hotel. “History Makes the Commun ity,’’ will be the title of his talk. Dr. Clark is a member of the board of directors for the society. Additional guests at the dinner will be members of the Oregon pioneer association. The business meeting of the society will be held at the Central library preceding the dinner, Dr. Clark said. Noel Coward Act (Continued from page one) with Campbell club. “I’d like to be an actor, but there are so many other ways of starv ing,” grinned Don. As Beverly Carlton, Don will assume an English accent for the satire of Noel Coward and use a silver dollar substitute for the famous monocle. “The darn thing keeps falling off and rolling into the footlights,” Don complained. But he hopes to be able to hang on to it for the performances Oct. 24, 25, 29, 30, 31 and Nov- 1. Other members of the cast in clude Clifton James, Marie Di Loreto, Diane Barnhart, Lavorn Taylor, Jane Cordiner, Geraldine Hettinger, Walter W. Payne, Pat ricia White, Ron Phillips, Emelie Jackull, Jeanette Grant, Sally Nicol, Charles Boice, Elton Allen, Virginia Wood's, William Alley, James A. Sorum, Dick Monnie, and Bob Over. Department to Seminar Constance Edminster, graduate assistant, will speak on "A Set of Eight Numbers” at the regular Tuesday seminar of the math de partment. The meeting will be held in 258 Emerald for the entire fac ulty of the department of mathe matics. Monday Ad Staff Day manager, Winston Carl Asst. Day Mgr.,: Joan Mimnaugh Layout Mgr., Tom McLoughlin Office Mgr., Shirlie McCarton Contract executives: Jackie Newburn Virginia Mahon Layout staff: Liz Weinzirl Betty Arnold Coral Kneeland Nancy Chamberlain Eileen Olson ___ 1- ■ - Ruth Jasman Janice Hughs Sales staff: Harry Lamley Shirley Ingman Joan Carr Margery Hammond Wallace Berning Mildred Doehring Florence Hansen Copy Desk: Walt McKinney, desk editor Jim Bernhard Jeannine Maccaulay ETthel^Kamara Susan MfcCarrel Margie Scandling Before the Trip to Portland stop at VARSITY SERVICE STATION 706 E. 13th Street ■ ■■ ■ ~ 1 ■ Smani all-around pleated skirts now on sale I For Inexpensive Smartness 23 E. 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