Special Traditions; Punishment
On Agenda for Picnic Today
Three special traditions will be>
enforced by Order of “O” today at
the All-Campus Picnic, and un
punished violators from during the
past week will be tracked down and
punished during the picnic.
Traditions to be enforced are,
(1) women will not speak to men
from the picnic’s start until the
queen has been seated, about 12:30;
(2) , no white shoes or saddles are
to be worn to the picnic; (3), no
ties may be worn by men.
Traditions Chairman Ed Chro
bot has requested that each men’s
living organization send two fresh
men to Villard hall at 10 this morn
ing for cleaning of the Oregon seal
and trophy-polishing !
Roving patrols of “O” men will
spot new violators at the picnic
today and track down the follow
ing past violators:
Roy Perry, Don McClure, Bob
Brown, Gordon Pynn, Madelle
Peoples, Vera Hammerquist, Bob
Hurtig, Bob Brown, John Adams,
Alan Mann, Jerry Barde, Stan
Steinberg, Bob Rubenstein, Joe
Krcne, Bob Funk, Tom Jacobs,
Carl Berg, Bud Boyd, Bill Barlow,
Jack Hutchins, Biff Brainerd, Jack
Young, Dave Callahan, Jim Hay
cox, Lou Hedlund, Dewey Keller,
Jerry Taylor, Dick Camden.
Ron Lyman, Carold Eagelson,
Lorna Anderson, Delores Iverson,
Judy Slack, Helen Williamson,
Karla Van Loan, Joyce Pinner,
Elsie Michelson, Mary Leigh,
Shirley Potter, Jeanne Hall, Bar
bara Calvert, Jan Myers, Nancy
Lageson, Carol Rohlffs, Celie Wal
lace, and Debby Burgess.
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ONE OF THE MOST
FAMOUS PERFUMES
OF ALL TIMES!
Perfume $18.50, 12.50,
7.50, 3.50
Eau de Toilette 3.75, 2 50
Sacliet Powder 1.75
Bath Softener 3.50, 2.50
Talcum Powder 1.00
Dusting Powder 2.00
THE LILTING FRAGRANCE
THAT INSPIRES ROMANCE!
Perfume S18.50, 12.50, 7.50, 3.50
Eau de Toilette 3.75, 2 50
Dusting Powder 3.50, 1.25
Sachet Powder 1.75
(Also Liquid Skin Sachet 1.75)
Bath Softener 5.00, 2.75
full ptiev* plus lux)
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Orchesis Dance Program
To Feature Solo Numbers
Four solo dances are on the 13
number program for Orchesis’
annual modern dance concert, to
be held in the University Theater
Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Judie Strain, Joyce Everson, and
Beverly Bennett will perform in
dances worked around the theme
“Women of The States,’’ stressing
action and emotions of the women
in the history of the United States.
Frontiers
“To The West,” by Miss Strain,
depicts the call of the frontiers as
opposed to the pull of memories of
established homes. Miss Strain at
tempts to communicate to the aud
ience the visits of the plains, the
toils of pushing back the frontier,
and the loving acceptance of mak
ing a new life in a new land.
“The* Sheltered Lady,” choreo
graphed and danced by Miss Ever
son, includes three different move
ments, prayer, lullaby, and minuet.
Writes Two Numbers
Miss Bennett has composed two
numbers. Her first is “The Extre
mist,” which adds comedy to the
program by showing the flapper,
the sophisticate and the country
!
bumpkin who tries to be both. Her
second number, “The Jitter," shows
the influence of the jitterbug era.
Tickets costing 50 cents are on
sale by members of Junior and
Senior Orchesis, in the women’s
physical education office in Ger
linger, and in the main office of
the School of Health and Physical
Education.
Emerald Petitions
Due Today Noon
Noon today is the deadline
for Emerald editor and busi
ness manager petitions.
The petitions should be sub
mitted to Olga Yevtich in the
Student Union Office.
Candidates will be inter
viewed by the Publications
Board May 17.
Emerald classifieds get results.
Picnic Time
is here
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/
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ELLIOTT S GROCERY
1298 Patterson Phone 5-3341
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