| ALL-AMERICAN 1946-47
The Oregon Daily Emerald, official publication of the University of Oregon, published
CmXXj during the college year except Sundays, Mondays, and final examination periods
Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice, Eugene, Ore.
Member of the Associated Collegiate Press
BOB FRAZIER, Editor
BOB CHAPMAN, Business Manager
BILL YATES
Managing Editor
JUNE GOETZE. BOBOLEE BROPHY
Co-News Editors
DON FAIR FRED TAYLOR
Co-Sports Editor
JEANNE SIMMONDS, MARYANN THIELEN, BARBARA HEYWOOD
Associates to Editor
VIRGIL TUCKER
Advrtising Manager
DIANA DYE
Assistant News Editors
JSditorial Board: Larry Lau, Jolmny Kahananui, Bert Moore, Ted Goodwin, Bill Stratton,
Jack Billings.
PHYLLIS KOHLMEIEK . HELEN SHERMAN
Asst. Managing Editors
JNational Advertising Manager ..-...-......Marilyn Turner
Circulation Manager .....-.-.—--Billijean Riethrailler
WHERE TO VOTE IN FRIDAY'S
‘ PRIMARY ELECTIONS
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<318 East 11th
Beta Theta Pi
Chi Psi
Gamma Phi Beta
Alpha Phi
Fhi Kappa Psi
Sigma Nu
Kappa Sigma
Pi Kappa Phi
Sigma Phi Epsilon.
N. W. Christian Col.
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942 East 18th. ! .:
Sigma Kappa
Phi Kappa Sigma
Theta Chi
Delta Tau Delta
French Hall
McChesney Hall
I/Ierrick Hall
Minturn Hall
Nestor Hall
Sederstrom Hall
Stan Ray Hall
Stitzer Hall , "
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University Hi
Sigma Chi
Alpha Xi Delta
Delta Upsilon
Delta Upsilon
Campbell Club
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Chi Omega
Pi Kappa Alpha
Kappa Alpha Theta
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Phi Delta Theta
Westminster House
PI Beta Phi
Alpha Chi Omega
Zeta Tau Alpha
Delta Gamma
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Dhlta Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi
Ann Judson House
Gerlinger Hall
Susan Campbell Hall
Hendricks Hall
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1550 Moss St.
Sigma Alpha Mu
Wesley House
Omega Hall
Sherry Ross Hall
Zeta Hall
Gamma Hall
Alpha Hall
Sigma Hall
Highland House
University House
Thatcher Cottage
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1790 Alder
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Tail Kappa Epsilon
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Edison school
Delta Zeta
Alpha Tan Omega
Delta Delta Delta
Candidates Disclosed
(Continued from page one)
will have a say in the selection of
candidates with open primaries.”
Parties Formed by Platforms
Parties would be formed on the
basis of their platforms, under Hen
derson’s plan, and students would
file petitions to run with the party
whose platform they endorse.
A portion of the ASA platform
was announced by Marv Rasmus
sen, ASA number one candidate
who was introduced by Dick Sav
inar. All campus unit through stu
dent assemblies was the first point
mentioned by Rasmussen.
Return of Student Assemblies
‘‘Such assemblies would contrib
ute to the return of University
spirit,” Rasmussen averred. ‘‘They
would also aid in freshman orien
tation, restoring of traditions, and
would help to unite all students.”
Independents, cooperatives, and
fraternal organizations would hold
meetings for the purpose of getting
the voice of all students to reach
the administration, under the sec
ond plank in the Rasmussen plat
form.
Bill Hayward Memorial
“Because honoraries represent
the campus as a whole,” Rasmus
sen stated in his third point, “I
would appoint a committee to meet
with the presidents of all honor
aries to discuss the choosing of
members.”
Last point mentioned by Rasmus
sen was a memorial for “Colonel”
Bill Hayward—“something of a
tangible nature.”
“We have talked too much and
done too little,” reported Diana
Dye, USA candidate for ASUO po
sition number two, "in working for
student government.”
Miss Dye noted that now is the
time not only for thinkers, but for
thinkers and doers. She supported
in every way the principles of USA
“I will do what I can,” comment
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ed Miss Dye, “in making the stu
dent government more representa
tive, more dependable, more effi
cient, and more responsible.”
Bobolee Brophy introduced Miss
Dye for USA.
Helen Nickum, ISA candidate for
ASUO position number two, was
introduced by Geneva Davis, who
cited the past activities of the can
didate.
Clarification of Platforms
Clarification and elaboration of
the ISA platform was given by
Miss NickUm who “wants done
what everybody wants done—a
better student government.”
Strengthening of intramurals,
publication of constitutions, execu
tive council reports, educational
activities budget, better counseling
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and orientation program, and the 1
backing of the new' rally boa^LJ
were points mentioned by MISS’j
Nickum. J
Actual participation on the part ^
of each one of us,” said ASA can- /
didate Jean Swift, “will result in *
unit, making our school greater in
the eyes of those that observe.” t
Yell King Demonstrations
Miss Swift, who was introduced
by Kay Schneider, reiterated the 1
platform of Rasmussen, and in ad- f
dition asked for more participation
on the part of the women students *
in particular.
Demonstrations jvere given by;
yell king candidates Steve Gann,
ISA, and Marv Horenstein, ASA.
USA has no candidate but indorses
both men running.
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