Twenty-Six Living Organizations
Elect Officers for Next School Year
Twenty-six campus living organizations have elected house
officers for the 1949-50 school year. The remaining houses will
elect new officers at the beginning of spring term.
Among the new officers are Alpha Tau Omega’s new prexy,
Bob Harrison; rushing chairman, Dan Cudahy ; and social chair
man, Barry Mountain, Beta Theta Pi elected Bill Barlow, presi
dent; Glen Holden, rushing chairman; arid Tom Chapman, so
cial chairman. i
John McManigal will be
Campbell Club’s new presi
dent; Don Smith, social chair
man ; and Glenn Gillespie, vice
president.
Delta Tau Delta—Dick
Smart, president; Jack Reading,
rushing chairman; and Bob Coffyn,
social chairman. Lambda Chi Al
pha — Bill Davis, president; Tom
Powell, social chairman; and John
Sawyer, rushing chairman. Phi
Delta Theta—Bob Christ, presi
dent; Brad Fullerton, social chair
man; and Rod Slade, rushing chair
man.
Phi Kappa Psi — Jack Broome,
president; Mac Epley, Social chair
man; and Dick Schlicker, rushing
chairman. Phi Kappa Sigma—Gor
don Schoewe, president; Bob Pear
ce, rushing chairman; and Tom
Young, social chairman. Pi Kappa
Phi—Carl Davis, president; Byron
Barnes, rushing chairman, and Bill
Gaffney, social chairman.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon—Ed An
derson, president; Herb Ray, social
chairman; and Don Edwards, rush
ing chairman. Sigma Alpha Mu—
Irving Steinbook, president; Burt
Bevurtz, rushing chairman; and Er
win Horenstein, social chairman.
Sigmt Phi Epsilon — Jim Snell,
president; rushing and social chair
man will be appointed later by the
new president. Tau Kappa Epsilon
-—Jake Burke, president; Ron Stev
ens, social chairman; the rushing
chairman will be named spring
term.
Women’s hoyses which elected
officers include Alpha Chi Omega,
which elected Joan Abbett, presi
dent; Jackie Moore, social chair
man; and Joan McPherson, rush
ing chairman. Alpha hall officers
are Lilly Kobayashi, president; De
lores Benitez, vice-president; and
Arlene Kennedy, social chairman.
Alpha Phi has named Joanne
Frydenlund to the office of presi
dent, Bev Zamsky as secretary; and
Mary Knox as rushing chairman.
Delta Delta Delta — Nickey Mur
phy, president; Bev Miller, rushing
chairman; and Corky Hopper, so
cial chairman.
Aljjha Xi Delta has elected Doro
thy Orr as president, with chairmen
to be named at a later date. Delta
and Gloria Kraft, social chairman.
Zeta—Lou Weston, president; Dor
othy Boufflour, rushing chairman;
Gamma Phi Beta Pat Cook presi
dent; Jackie Wachhorst, social
chairman; and Jean Armstrong,
rushing chairman.
Kappa Alpha Theta - Sally
Waller, president; Casey Jones, so
cial chairman; Melba Heyser, rush
ing chairman. Pi Beta Phi Ann Gil
lenwaters, president; Joan Carr, so
sial chairman; and Betty Arnold,
Witter to Present
Concert on Piano
A program of contemporary
music will be presented by pianist
Jack Witter, graduate student in
music, tonight at a in the school
of music auditorium.
Two numbers, a concerto for pi
ano and orchestra by Chavez and
a sonata for piano by Bartok, will
constitute the program.
r i m i t i v e Mexican Indian
rhythms are utilized by Chavez in
his composition, while Bartok, a
Hungarian, has included Central
European folk song elements in his
sonata.
No admission will be charged for
the program.
National Meet
Summons Dean
E. L. Johnson, dean of the Col
lege of Liberal Arts and the grad
uate school, will go to Washington,
D. C., next month to attend the
annual national conference of the
Society for Public Administration,
March 11-13.
Dean Johnson, as a delegate to
the conference, will head a round
table which will examine the ques
tion “Government as an Employ
er.” His group will discuss govern
ment in relation to employees, gov
ernment employee unions, and
problems of that kind.
Dean Johnson is president of the
Oregon chapter of the Society for
Public Administration, a national
organization of public administra
tors, professors, educators and stu
dents of administrative techniques.
Festival Luncheon
International Festival luncheon
tickets are now on sale at the Co
op for $1. They can also be pur
chased from representatives in liv
ing organizations.
The luncheon will be held at 12
noon Saturday, February 26, in the
Eugene hotel.
rushing chairman. Rebec House—
Carol Lippman, president; and
Clara Belle Roth, social chairman.
Sigma Kappa—B e v e r 1 y Dre,
president; Louise Hawkins, rushing
chairman; and Frances Robson, so
cial chairman. Susan Campbell
Paula Nigg, president; Cherry Tay
low, vice-president; and Ardith Mc
Daniels, treasurer. Zeta hall—Lee
McGraw, president; Doris Hawk
ins- vice-president; Eileen Lem
ley, social chairman.
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UO Heads to Go
To Cities Meet
Dr. S. Wengert, head of the po
litical science department, E. L.
Johnson, dean of the College of
Liberal Arts, and Herman Kehrli,
director of the University Bureau
of Municipal Research, will attend
a joint meeting of the Oregon City
Managers and the Oregon chapter
of the Society for Public Adminis
tration in Portland, Friday, Feb
ruary 25.
Professor Charles McKinley,
Reed college, will speak before the
delegates on “The Pros and Con of
a CVA as an Administrative De
vice.” His talk will be followed by
election of officers.
Discussions will then be held on
Professor McKinley’s speech and
mutual problem in the field of city
management and public adminis
tration.
The conference, an annual affair
to be held as a luncheon meeting
at 12:15 p.m. at the Portland
Chamber of Commerce building, is
expected to attract about 100 Ore
gon delegates, including city man
agers, Oregon members of the So
ciety for Public Administration,
representatives of public adminis
trative groups such as the State
Unemployment commission, the
Bonneville Power commission, and
other welfare agencies, plus uni
versity and College professors.
Dean Johnson is president of
the Oregon chapter of the SPA, a
national organization of public ad
ministrators, professors, educators,
and students of administrative
techniques.
Varsity Golfers Meet
Members of the varsity golf team
will hold a meeting tomorrow at 4
p. m. in the athletic office at Me
Court.
Sigma Chi took all three matches
from Sigma Nu in Monday’s intra
mural handball eliminations.
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