Musicians to Meet Members of Phi Mu Alpha Sin fonia, national music honorary, will entertain qualified men inter ested in the group at a smoker at 8 p.m., Monday, in the YMCA. Don Jordahl and Eldon Penttila, juniors in music, will present a vo cal duet, and Arnold Martin, sen ior in music, will play a piano solo. ir ' HOMECOMING SALE!! • DRESSES • SUITS 9 COATS Drastically Reduced Come Early and Make Your Selection WESTGATE SHOPPE Want to.feel LIKE AN 4-2644 . W = VTtRH*1 y> Be her angel. Send her a lovely Corsage for that big dance. DIAL 193 EAST BROADWAY i U.O. Band to Give Street Concerts OnTriptoOregon-CaliforniaGame The University Marching Band will play at the Oregon-California football game Saturday. The 70 member group left Wednesday for Berkeley in two chartered busses. En route the band will give street concerts and programs in high school auditoriums in Reeds port, North Bend, Coos Bay, Co quille, and Bandon, according to J. H. Stehn, associate professor of music and director of the group. Leading the band this year are Phil Green, drum major, ai\d Shar on Ord and Dixie Reynolds, drum majorettes. Helen McAdams, grad uate student in English is student manager for the organization. The Concert Band, a group of 44 who play only in concert, is sched uled for three concerts this term, in Oakridge, Lakeview, and Cot tage Grove. Girls may play in the Concert Band although only men are accepted for the Marching Band. The former has 12 girls this year. Simga Chi Selects 16 Semi-finalists Contestants remaining i n the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi contest narrowed to 16 freshman girls following a fireside at the Sigma Chi house Wednesday night. The winner of the annual contest will be announced Dec. 2 over radio station KORE. The 16 will again be guests of the chapter house at a fireside Nov. 16, and the five finalists, to be announced that night, will be guests at a formal dinner Nov. 30. The following girls are semi finalists: Barbara Baker, Pi Beta Phi; Pat Burrows, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Barbara Calvert, Chi Omega; Maureen Cotta, Pi Beta Phi; Mary Gribble, Carson Hall; Pat Laney, Kappa Alpha Theta; Donna Law son, Alpha Phi; Jo Martin, Carson Hall; Barbara McVickar, Alpha Chi Omega. Beverly Nelson, Hendricks Hall; Joyce Rathbun, Delta Gamma; Marian Smith, Delta Gamma; Rosemary Vaught, Alpha C h i Omega; Marcelle Wallace, Gamma Phi Beta; Jo York, Carson Hall; and Marlee Smith, Alpha Phi. Amphibs Plan BalletNov.16,17 The annual water ballet of the Amphibians, women’s swimming honorary, will be given Nov. 16 and 17 with “Western Melodies” as the theme. Jim Stanley, Northern Division diving champion, and Pat Neilson, sophomore in health and physical education, will give diving exhi bitions. Joan Carr is chairman of the event. Committee heads include Bob Morton, lighting; Mel Mead, sound; Dolores Parrish, program; Joan Skordahl, decorations; Joan Manning, publicity; Belle Doris Russell,tickets;and Nancy Wright, costumes. Miss Jeanette Masilionis and the Women’s Athletic Association are sponsoring the three-act perform ance. Tickets are being sold by Amphibian members for 50 cents. Eileen ro iend l earn (Continued from page four) Ends—Bob Anderson, Art Milne, Charles Missfeldt, Hale Paxton! Darrell Robinson, Lou Robinson, Dick Salter; Tackles — Steve Do tur, Dean Hanson, Gus Knickrehm, Sam Nevills, Bob Roberts, Dean Sheldon, Harold Simmons. Guards — Ed Chrobot, 'Chester Daniels, Dick Daugherty, Larry Hull, Ray Lung, Jerry Moshofsky; Centers—Dick Gaulden, Dave Gib son, Dick Patrick. Quarterbacks—Jim Calderwood, Earl Stelle, Joe Tom; Left half backs — Jack Gilibisco, Tommy Hines, Woodley Lewis, Johnny Mc Kay; Right Halfbacks — George Bell, Bob Easter, Bill Fell, Ray Karnofski; Fullbacks—Bob Sand ers, DeWayne Johnson, Lees Wins Tryout For Debate Meet Representing the University in the Inter-collegiate forensics tour nament Dec. 9 at Unfield college will be William Lees, who was chosen yesterday after try-outs in extemporaneous speaking were completed. Alternates are Mr. Col lin and Leland Johnson. Try-outs for women’s represen tative in the tournament will be held from 2-5 p.m., Nov. 14 at 206 Villard. Extemporaneous speeches, which are to be seven minutes in length, will cover the subject “In dustrial Future of the Pacific Northwest.” Each entrant will be allowed 30 minutes to prepare her speech before presentation. 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