Campus
Ed. Note: We would like to re
mind you that this column is not
primarily for the announcement
of pinnings, engagements and
weddings. It is designed to handle
all news from living organizations
of interest to the students.
At Philadelphia House. .
Jim Hunt, architecture major,
recently announced his engagement
to Evelyn Keefe, former Oregon
student.
, The engagement of Cork Mob
ley to Amy Jenkins of Eugene
was announced recently.
Formal initiation was held last
weekend at the chapter house.
Herb Cook, Tom Farnsworth, and
Bob McAdams became members
of the fraternity. James Overlock
of Seattle, regional director of Sig
ma Chi, was a special guest at
the initiation.
Theckla Arthur recently accept
ed the Phi Kap pin of Keith Rey
nolds.
An Alpha Gam midget show and
blackface entertainment for the
F. L. Club convention held recent
ly in the Osburn Hotel was pro
vided by Mert Hagendoorn, Twila
Kevin, Donna Knoll, and Margaret
Jarvis and Georgene Shanklin.
| Bonnie Gienger recently an
nounced her engagement to Glen
feircher, who has gone into the
^avy.
< Pinned since last spring term
are Barbara Fagg, Kappa Alpha
Tlieta, to David Peirson, and Char
lott Berry, Alpha Omicron Pi, to
Jack Byers.
At Campbell Club. . .
( Jack Evans, and DZ Dorothy
Anderson were recently pinned.
At Sigma Chi...
At Alpha Gam...
At Hendricks.. .
At Sigma Nu...
At Tri Delt...
The Tri Delt house was recent
ly decorated with white and silver
lor the engagement party of Barb
ilarney to Beta Walt McKinney.
Minature scrolls with the engaged
couples names written on them
were distributed to the sorority
sisters.
ltada Boylen announced her re
cent acceptance of Lambda Chi
Rich Paddack’s pin to her sisters
during the Tri Delt party honor
ing the new pledge class.
The ZTA’s gave a fireside for
their Tri Delt guests before they
moved into the dorms to await the
completion of remodeling work on
the Tri Delt house.
At Gamma Hall. . .
The first fireside of the year was
held last Friday. Ed David, social
chairman, utilized a pre-game
theme for decorations, with Ore
gon and St. Mary’s colors.
Winner of the hall’s beard grow
ing contest was William Harris,
who was awarded one unused razor
blade.
At Lambda Chi. . .
Betty Nesbitt and Alum Hal
Coleman will be married on Satur
day. at the First Congregational
Church in Eugene.
Recently Initiated were Brent
Robbins and Bob Cook. Pledged
this term were Don Nation, Wal
ly McClain and Ron (Zip) Brown.
Announcing their engagements
this summer were ADPi Jan Mc
Coy and Bob Cook.
Pinned this summer were Kay
Johnson of Carson Hall to Bob
Haugaard. Pinned so far this
term are John Sawyer and Mar
lene Kerinen of Portland; Stau
Ruzicak and Theta Judy Fortner,
and Rick Paddack and Tri Delt
Rada Boylen.
Hazeltine Elected
Pledge President
Sally Hazeltine, Kappa Alpha
Theta, was elected president of
Junior Panhellenic last week when
the group met for the first time
this year for election of officers
and discussion of future events.
Other officers elected are Jody
Greer, Pi Beta Phi, vice-president;
Mary Lu Paddack, Delta Delta
Delta, secretary-treasurer; and
Clara Belle Roth, Alpha Delta Pi,
publicity chairman.
Bonnie Jones, Chi Omega, was
appointed chairman of a _ pledge
banquet which will be held soon
to acquaint the pledges of all cam
pus sororities.
Junior Panhellenic consists of
the pledge class presidents or a
representative from the pledge
class of each of the sixteen sorori
ties. It meets the first and third
Tuesday of each month.
Bill Gage enlisted in the Air
Corps during the summer.
At Gamma Phi. . .
Announced this summer was the
engagement of Joanne Gabrielson
to Fiji Lloyd Hickok.
At Phi Kappa Sigma.. .
The Skull House initiated Rich
ard Bjorklund, William Hunt,
I James Anthony, and Gaylord
Smith, recently.
1 Pledged this term were David
Barr, Vernon Gates, Robert Elor
di, and Don McBride.
At AO Pi...
AJ a fireside Friday night, Mar
ian Heath announced her engage
ment to Glen Warberg, Theta Chi.
At Sig Ep...
Wayne Roaker is now a lieuten
ant in the Air Force and station
ed at Hamilton Field, Calif. His
wife, a former A D Pi Hallie Ster
ling, is with him,
Don Biggers came up from Kla
math Falls this weekend for a
short visit.
At D G. ..
Pinned to Fiji Chaim Pond is
Lois Williams, DG. Norma Shields
is also pinned to a Fiji, Johnny
Gram. Libby Miller- is pinned to
Fiji Bill Ralston.
Geri Ramsey announced ner cn
gagement to Wally Keylock, Lam
bda Chi.
Married this summer were Phyl
lis Morgan to Theta Chi Bruce
Keller; Jeurine Boylen to Delt
Bill Marshall; Maggie Johns to
Ray Heidenricli; Elbe Johns to
Chi Psi Chet Lowery; Gay Wil
liams to Phi Delt Bob Daly; Isabel
Leighty to Sigma Chi Art Ingram;
and Patty Folsom _to Bob Green.
The actives entertained for their
new housemother, Mrs. Joseph
Ryan, at a tea Oct. 10.
At Sigma Kappa. . .
Sigma Kappas will honor their
new housemother, Mrs. T. J.
Graves, at a tea from 3 to 5 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 29.
New initiates include Virginia
Dobbins, Louise Gillespie, Beth
Rubenson, Carolyn Welch, Lucille
Wright, and Mrs. Marjory Nelson,
from the San Diego chapter.
l'inned are Carol Leonard, af
filiate from State, and Jack Secoy,
Pi Kap; and Sally Lewis to Fiji
Dick Berg, Oregon State graduate.
Engaged are Lillian Schott and
Bill Leitzel from Kinzua, now in
the Air Force. Pat Neilson and
Mary Havens accepted engage
ment rings this summer from Delt
John Barton and Phi Sig Chuck
Vaught, respectively.
Newly weds are Sue Allen and
Phi Delt Bill Teuffel; Louise Car
sillo and Campbell Club Glenn
Gillespie; and Caroline Hill and
Pi Kappa Phi Jim Kenny.
Garlic Hayden, former Oregon
member, now living in Oakland,
Calif., spent the weekend with
the local chapter. She is engaged
to St. Mary's Will Sullivan.
French Film Tells
Of Adolescent _
Love During War
By Don Smith
A beautiful tale of adolescent
love is “Devil in the Flesh,” first
foreign film club attraction of
this year. Now playing at the
Mayflower through Wednesday,
the French film artistically hand
les the delicate story of a 17-year
old schoolboy’s romance with an
older woman.
The film relates a happy story
that leads to sadness; a story that
depicts the impetuosity, the im
maturity, the angers and jealous
ies, the selfishness and unselfish
ness that make up the deep love of
the two persons.
Micheline Presle and Gerald
Philipe are sensitive and under
standing in the lead roles; their
performances are smooth, quiet
and distinctive. It is their believ
able performances that add great
ly to the appeal of the story.
It is a tale of love during the
first- world war. Francois, the
youth, is enraptured by the beauty
and humaness of Marthe. He im
petuously woos her, and later when
she tells him she is engaged, Fran
cois realizes it would be better
for Marthe if he left her. She
marries the soldier she was en
gaged to and, after her marriage
she runs into Francois once again.
The romance is rekindled, really,
it had never died. The war draws
to a close and the lovers realize
that Marthe’s husband will return;
that their affair must end. Marthe
dies in giving birth to Francois’
child, the child that Marthe’s
husband will raise because he be
lieves it is his.
The film is produced with ex
cellent taste in all respects. It tells
of the romance with what Time
magazine has termed “almost un
bearable intimacy.” It is a love
story filmed with simplicity and
power.
Ad Women Get
11 New Pledges
New pledges of Gamma Alpha
Clii, women’s national advertis
ing honorary, are Kathy Little
field, Kay Kuckenberg, Doris Per
vine, Jeanne Hoffman, Sue Finzer,
Marion \Galla, Frances Neel, Har
riet Vahey, Gretchen Grefe, Caro
lyn Silva and Bonnie Berkemeier.
They were tapped during Monday
night dinner at their living organ
izations.
Barbara Ness and Virginia
Kellogg were elected treasurer
and reporter, respectively, to fill
vacancies left last year.
The next meeting of the group
will be this noon in the Student
Union.
Pledge Class Brings
Record Sale Price
The highest price ever paid for
an “article” at an AWS auction
was registered Friday afternoon in
front of the Student T^nion when
Pi Beta Phi bought the Phi Delta
Theta pledge class for $44.01.
Zeta Tau Alpha pledge class was
purchased by Phi Sigma Kappa.
Co-chairman Barbara Howard
estimated the total sales would run
close to $70 for the entire group of
articles on sale. Miss Howard said
prices received for smaller articles
were better than expected.
Proceeds from the auction will be
used for scholarships.
The less some people have on
their minds the more they seem
to want to talk it off.
Co-rec Night Set
Friday at Gerlinger
The second of a series of Co-rec
nights will be held 7:30-10:30 p.m.
Friday at Gerlinger.
Such sports as badminton, swim
ming, and volleyball will be ready
for the whole student body to enjoy.
There will also be square dances
called.
Approximately 200 students at
tended the last Co-rec night. These
evenings are sponsored by the Wo-'
men’s Athletic Association.
Faculty to Sponsor
Semi-Formal Dance
A semi-formal dance will lie
sponsored by the faculty dancing
club in honor of new faculty mem
bers at 9 p.m. Friday at Gerlinger
Annex.
This will be the first in a series
of seven dances sponsored by the
two-year-old organization, with
music furnished by John Lusk’s
orchestra.
For information on membership
and other details phone Mrs.
George Hopkins, chairman, at
5-1740, or Mrs. J. C. Lillie at 4-3105.
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