Junior Weekend Award Winners Jordis Benke, junior in journalism, is shown at the left about to re ceive the Gerlinger cup from Golda P. Wickham, dean of women. The presentation, which is awarded to the outstanding women in the junior class, was made at the Junior prom last Saturday night. Also awarded at the prbm was the Koyl cup to Roger Wiley (center photo) for the outstanding man in this year’s junior class. Wiley is majoring in history. Pictured at the right is the Sigma Phi Epsilon Susan Campbell float which carried off top honors in the Junior Weekend parade Saturday afternoon. (Photos by Kirk Braun) Honoraries Tap New Members At Picnic Friars, Druids, Asklepiads, and members of Mortar Board tapped new membeers at the all-campus picnic Saturday afternoon. New membeers of Mortar Board, senior women’s honorary, are Mrs. Golda P. Wickham, honorary mem ber, Beth Baslefi, Janet Beigal, Tru di Chernis,_June Goetze, Nancy Pe terson, Olga Yevtich, Laura Olson, Ann Woodworth, Betty Jane (Bep) McCourry, Jordis Benke, Beverly Pitman, and Roberta Brophy. Friars, senior men’s honorary, tapped Morvin Thomas, Marvin • Rasmussen, Donald McNeil, Wil liam Yates, Roger Wiley, and War ren Miller. The junior men’s honorary, Dru ids, tapped Warren Davis, Edward Anderson, Arthur Johnson, James Wallace, Bill Duhaime, Laurence Davidson, William Monroe, .Mi chael Mitchell. Side Patter _ (Continued from page two) down to date K. Sig Chuck Stamper . . . Theta Chi Marv Butterfield of Vanport dancing with KKG’s Bar bara “Scorehy” Blaezing. Phi Delts Bob Lavey and Elwin Paxson the proud escorts of their mothers . . . SAE Ed Anderson with Alfa Fie’s Princess Mary Hande lin . . . Kappa Cyn Griffin with Sigma Chi Connie Schmidt, and Pi Phi Elaine Loftus dating ATO Don Eastburn . . . ChiO June Bosworth dancing with Chi Psi Bill Ellison, and Tri Delt Jo Beallan with Sig ma Chi Bob.Hammel. DG Mary Lou Miller up from California to see? her fiance Phi Psi Rus Rohwer, aiid visiting from Sac ramento were ChiO Elaine Taylor to see Sigma Ny Don Shaeffer and Gamma Fie-Mary Lou Anderson at the Prom with EeeGee Dave Blunt , . . AlfaFie Sue Schoenfelt dating Phi Psi Basil Kokus . . . ChiO Gretta Skillern ‘promming it with SAE Mac McTlieisen . . . Christi anne Beylier with. Sigma Chi Bill Johnson. » ATO Pete Miller seen carousing on the end of ai rope by the SAE sleeping porch.pt an earlier hour in the AM. J Those mid-teiyn grades . . . read ’em and weep over a beer or a coke at the College Side. Sophomores Slip, Slide, Stumble To Claim Win in Tug of War Sophomores, with a superior show of strength from the begin ning, claimed a decisive victory over the frosh in the traditional Junior Weekend tug-of-war battle Saturday morning. According to the recollections of campus old-timers and other authorities, this is the first sophomore victory in the history of the event. An oozy mud bath was the climax of the battle for each of the feated freshmen who later succeeded in dragging a few of their opponents into the muck. Approximately 300 spectators witnessed the battle in addition to interested Fijis who watched the activity on their lot in safety from upstairs windows. CAMPUS CALENDAR 4 p.m.: House librarians’meeting at Westminster house. 5 p.m.: Kwama meeting at the Kappa Alpha Theta house. Mem bers are asked to bring sack lunch es. 5:15 p.m.: Phi Theta Upsilon meeting at Susan Campbell. Mem bers are asked to bring sack lunch es. 6:45 p.m.: Newman club meeting in Gerlinger annex. Hui O Kamaaina meeting 7 p.m. men’s lounge, Gerlinger hall. 8 p.m.: Dames meeting at the YMCA. Bridge will be played. Government Pays Thesis Costs for Vet Veteran students who are grad uating with bachelor degrees and honors, which require the present ing of a thesis, may get material for the thesis at the expense of the government, J. D. Kline, assistant registrar, reminded veterans yes terday. Such a thesis is a required por tion of work for the degree and ap plication for government sponsor ship of the project must be made by May 10, he said. Ad Staff JOAN MIMNAUGH Assistant Day Manager: ELAINE LOFTUS Layout Manager: BILL SAGE Errand Boy: ■' ' • rr WALT BANKS Kafer to Interview For 'Scouts7 Jobs Opportunities for professional vo cations in Girl Scouting will be discussed by Mrs. Marjorie Kafer, community scout adviser, in inter views with interested University students on Friday. The interviews will be conducted between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. by appointment made with the graduate placement sec retary. Openings for Girl Scout workers are still plentiful in the Northwest and in all other parts of the coun try, according to Mrs. Kafer. The qualifications listed for success in Girl Scout professions include col lege training and training or expe rience in group leadership and ex perience as a member of a camp staff. Susie, Sig Ep's Hansel & Gretel Parade Victor Gingerbread house from Hansel and Gretel won the 1948 Junior Weekend parade trophies for Su san Campbell hall and Sigma Phi Epsilon house. Donna Burton, freshman from Susan Campbell, portrayed the storybook witch with Geneva and Fred Lovuring as Hansel and Gret el. Michael Owen was fourth char acter on the winning float, built un der the supervision of Patty Welch and Bob King. It was designed by James Snell. Cinderella float entered by Delta Delta Delta and Delta Tau Delta won second place with its large gold slipper, used later at the prom. The Phi Kappa Psi, Kappa Kap pa Gamma, and Sederstrom hall exhibit was awarded third place. It was Pinocchio and the Whale. Judges were Mrs. Charles Snell strom, Mrs. Howard Boyd, Mrs. William Russell, Les Anderson, Stan Williamson, and Kenneth Car lyle. Night Staff: Roger Moore Jeanne Merriam Betty French Gerlinger, Koyl Cups Awarded Jordis Benke, junior in journal ism, and Roger Wiley, junior in physical education, were awarded the Gerlinger cup and the Koyl cup respectively at the Junior Prom Saturday night. The Gerlinger cup, presented by Mrs. Golda P. Wickham, dean of women, is awarded annually to the outstanding junior girl and the Koyl cup, presented by Virgil S, Fogdall, dean of men, is awarded to the outstanding junior man. Burt Brown Barker, vice-presi dent emeritus of the University, awarded the Burt Brown scholar ship cups to Tau Kappa Epsilon and Pi Beta Phi for maintaining the highest grade point average for the year. Tau Kappa Epsilon headed the all-University grades both fall and winter terms with. 2.87 and 2.9 respectively and the all-men’s average last spring. Their total GPA is 2.8. Pi Beta Phi’s total GPA is 2.75 for the year, and head ed the all-women’s average winter term with a 2.75. Dr. Henry Wieman Concludes Series “The Moral Directive in His tory,” will be the title of Dr. Henry N. Wieman'a concluding lecture at, 8 p.m., Thursday in room 207 Chapman hall. Dr. Wieman’s first two lecture titles were “The Pre dicament of Religious Inquiry” and “The Source of Human Good.” Professor of philosophy of re ligion at the University of Chicago, Dr. Wieman is visiting professor of religion at the University this term. For several years Dr. Wieman has been concerned with a study of the destructive factors inherent in mod ern civilization. Dr. Wieman delivered the Na thaniel William Taylor lectures in. 1930 at Yale, Earl Foundation lec tures at Pacific School of Religion in 1932 and the Ayer lectures in 1947 at Colgate university, tee. Spanish Honorary Slates Initiation Sigma Delta Pi, Spanish honor society, will hold its regular spring initiation in Alumni hall, Gerlin ger at 4 p.m. Sunday. One honor ary member and 20 active mem bers from the Oregon cafnpus, and one associate member and eight active members from the Oregon State campus will be initiated. $100 Reward To the student furnishing information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who broke in and robbed the University MansShop On Friday Night, May 8th 881 E. 13th Claire Kneeland Earl Byrom Bill Rohlffs