About the only price we haven't
heard any kick about, it the one on
government bonds.
The first grasshoppers were the
k ■ is who wrecked new lawns.
WHEN YOU'VE PASSED |
Horowitz Given
Biochemistry
Award for Study
Myer G. Horowitz, graduate as
sistant in chemistry, has been
awarded a post-doctoral fellowship
in biochemistry for the coming year
by the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis.
Horowitz, who will receive a doc
tor's degree in biochemistry in Sep
tember, will use the fellowship to
continue training at the University.
According to F. J. Reithel. asso
ciate professor of chemistry under 1
whom Horowitz is studying, the
money given by the foundation is j
used for the future training of pro-1
mising young PhD's in order that!
they may get advance training in j
problems relating to medicine. This
fellowship is the first one awarded j
by the Infantile Paralysis Founda- j
tion to a student choosing to con- j
tinue his work at the University of i
Oregon. Reithel believes Horowitz i
is the third student to study under i
him to receive a fellowship.
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Music Professor
To Teach in Texas
i
Maude Garnett, associate pro
fessor of public school music, has
been granted a year's leave to
teach at North Texas State Col- i
lege. Denton. Texas.
Miss Garnett will be in charge
of the classroom teacher training
program there.
University Awards 199 Scholarships
The University committee on
scholarships anti financial a i d
Thursday announced the awarding
of 199 scholarships to high school
seniors and University students for
the 1951-52 academic year.
Several students were awarded
two scholarships.
Winners include:
Standard Oil of California Schol
arship of $500: Joseph Hindman,
senior at Baker High School; Ron
ald Lowell, freshman in liberal
arts; Helen Jackson, sophomore in
liberal arts; Anita Holmes, junior
in journalism.
University of Oregon Mothers
Scholarships, $300: Petronella O.
Peets Scholarship to Judith Harris,
Portland; Louise H. Cook Scholar
ship to Joan Nelson, Independence,
Burt Brown Barker Scholarship to
Dean Van Leuven, Bandon.
University of Oregon MotheVs
supplementary scholarships, rang
ing from $30 to $100: James Al
brecht. Madras; Rosa Bishop, Ti
gard; Marian Cass, Eugene; Marie
Cockerham. Dayton; Betty Lee
Dixon. Roosevelt of Portland;
Arthur Durham. Noti; Lois Frolen.
Eugene High: Robert Glass, Eu
gene High: Evelyn Hall, Myrtle
Point: Joanne Hardt, Milwaukie;
Bob Hinman, Lebanon; Ardys
Houston, Prineville; Louise Matter,
Salem; Nancy Moore, Langlois;
Robert Summers, Halfway; Olin
Wallace, Turner; Betty Wilson,
Hood River; and Carol Wood.
Gresham.
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aM M. Rrb Memoriul Scholarships,
$'J00: Douglas Blensly, McMinn
ville; Karen Leo, Pendleton; and
Kdward Toyooka, Gresham High
High School, Portland.
University of Oregon Dads
Special Honors Scholarships: Kosa
Bishop, Tigard; Douglas lilensty,
McMinnville; Marian Cass, Eugene
High; Betty Lee Dixon. Roosevelt
of Portland; Arthur Durham, Noti;
Lois Frolen. Eugene High; Robert
Glass, Eugene High; Karen Lee,
Pendleton; Louise Matter, Salem;
Joan Nelson, Independence; Rob
ert Summers, Halfway; Kdward
Toyooka, Gresham High, Portland;
Dea i Van Leuven, Bandon; Carol
Wood. Gresham High, Portland;
Judith Harris, Franklin High, Port
land; Ardys Houston. Prlnaviile;
Barbara Boyd, Corvullis; Kee
Briggs, Roseburg; Richard Carter.
Drain; Allan Henry, Roseburg.
Fletcher A. Hinson Jr., Willam
ette High, Eugene; Marlene Lewis.
Roseburg: Arthur Ostrander, Ash
land; Myrla Thomas, Hood River;
‘ Douglas J. White Jr., Cooe Bay;
Mary Herron, Lebanon; Avis Hill,
Cottage Grove; Bart Koeppen,
Pendleton; Charles Schultz, Wood
burn. Uiura Sturges. Silverlon;
John Tonach. Benson High, Port
land; M. Shannon Van Valzah,
Medford; and Peter Williams.
Grant High. Portland.
Oregon State Fee Scholarships
of $7<)..r>0 went to the following
University students: Mitzi Asai,
Melvin Blevens, Phyllis Bower,
Earl Ferguson, Edna Hill. Marilyn
[Johnson, Elizabeth Kingsbury. La
Vaun Krueger, Kay Macaulay,
Larry Moves, Kathryn Moore, Sally
Palmer, Dorothy Pederson, Vir
ginia Rabick, L. Yvonne Reed,
Shirley Shupe, and Alice Welk,
freshmen.
Elizabeth Erb, Meredith (5ood
rich. Dorothy Govig, Larry Hobart,
Charles Issaak, Helen Jones, Ro
berta Me Mown, Betty Moshofsky,
' Maxine Nuttman, Donna Paatrou
ich, Gwen faugh. Carolyn Peter
sen, Paul Roake, Lois Schmidth,
! Beverly Smith, Mary Swigart,
| Irene Tediseh, Joanne Walker,
i Patricia Ward, Jody Greer, and
! Sharon Williams, sophomores,
Donna Bernhardt, Wdliam Du
I haime. Charles Humphreys, Ice
land Johnson, Leona Kohler, Ann
I Morgan, Pat Mullin, Irene Philan,
! Doris Philbrick, Jackie Pritzcn,
Mary Robinson, Ann Thompson,
and Virginia Wright, juniors.
State fee scholarships were also
! awarded to the following high
school seniors:
Jii.IIlt'M AlUrVUil) iuauio.i, jr
| Allen, Kelso; Susan Berg, Astoria;
i Rosa Bishop, Tigard; Barbara
Boyd, Corvallis, Sandra Bridge,
| McMinnville; James Bnggs, Fol
som. Calif,; Kee Briggs, Roseburg;
! Farrell Brooks, Roosevelt, Port
; land; Leonard (Calvert, Florence;
Richard Carter, Drain; James Case,
Newberg; Marian Cass, Eugene
High; Marie Cockerrnan, Dayton;
| Mary Ann Constans, Grant, Port
i land; Brita Currier, Hood River;
Dorothy Davis, Winchester Bay;
Floyd Day, Lincoln High, Portland;
Ronald Denfeld, Grant High, Port
land; Betty Dixon, Roosevelt High,
Portland; George Dotson, Lorane
High, Eugene; Gene Duncan, Lin
coln High, Portland; Arthur Dur
ham, Noli; Carol Eldrige, Eugene
High; Judith Ellefson, Springfield.
Marlene Gabel, Jefferson High,
Portland; Shirley Giaechero, Jeff
erson High, Portland; Mary Gun
derson, Heppner; Evelyn Hall,
Myrtle Point; William Haney, Mil
waukie High, Portland; Joanna
Hardt, Mllwaukie; Jamca Harper,
Springfield; Allan Henry, Rosc
burg; Ruth HU1, Elmira High, Eu
gene; Bob Hlnman, Lebanon;
Fletcher Hinson Jr., Willamette
High, Eugene; Yvonne Holm,
Grants Pass; Ardys Houston,
Prinevllle.
Mary Hudson. Bend; Norcen
Johnson, Gresham; Patricia John
son, Springfield; Virginia Johnson.
Hood River; Willis Johnson. Cot
tage Grove; Ronald Jumper, Med
ford; Dorothy Ann Luraen, Will
amette High. Eugene; Loris Lar
son, Woodburn; George Lee, Lin
coln High. Portland; Marlene
Lewis, Roseburg; Phillip Lewis.
Hood River; Shirley McCoy, Roose
velt High. Portland; Nancy Mc
Donald, Astoria; Kay McMichael.
Tigard; Louise Matter, Salem;.
Gary Michael, Gresham High,
Portland; Ardyce Mitchell, Blachly.
Nancy Moore, Langlols; Mary
Mowery, Sheridan; Diana Morphy,
Oswego; Nancy O'Dell, Hood River;
Arthur Ostrander, Ashland; Mil
dred Patton. Baker: Durlene Pea
cock, Springfield; Patricia Perkins,
Monmouth; Juanita Perry, Half
way; Karl Peterman n, Eugene
High: Janet Peterson, Vernonia;
Leroy PrcHley, Ontario; Norma
Renshaw, Silvcrton; Ronald Rus
sell, Yamhill.
Minerva Rust, Azalea; Victor
Sanders. Roaeburg; Marilyn South
ard, Lincoln High, Portland; David
Stewart, Gladstone; Jacquelyn
Stevart, Oswego; Sayra Sue Story.
Pendleton; Robert Summers, Half
way;’ Myrla Thomas, Hood River;
Olm Wallace. Turner; Hose Marie
Warner, Broadbent; Jean Anne
West, Klamath Falls; Ray Westen
house, Scio; Douglas J. White Jr.,
Coos Bay; Robert White. St.
Helens; Walter White, St. Helens;
Betty Lou Wilson, Hood River; and
Garni Wood, Gresham High, Port
land.
Co-eds Chosen
ByROHonorary
As Sponsors
Unit .sponsors were chosen from
among the ranks of campus coeds
by members of Scabbard and Blade,
militaiy honorary, Thursday night.
Kach sponsor will be assigned to
a military unit. Her duties will in
clude presenting awards and dec
orations to men honored at the
graduation parade May 31.
Sponsors and their units are as
follows:
Company A, Re<.a Bombarde;
Company B, Rosemary Vaught:
Company C, Jean Hilton; Company
D, Doris Padrick: Company E, j
Marilyn Thompson; Company F,
Dixie Reynolds.
Army drill team, Nancy Lage
son; air drill team, Meredith Burch;
Flight A, Lillian Schott; Flight B,
Betty Boner; Flight C, Duveen
Parker; Flight D, Betty Perry.
First Battalion, Mary Lou Stan
berry; Second Battalion, Mary
Peterson; First Squadron, Jane
Knecht; Second Squadron, Virginia
Kellogg; First Regiment, Aim
Kpstol; First Regiment Executive,
Miriam Goddard.
First Group: Ann Preutman;
First Group Executive, Barbara
Booth; Brigade, Jane Patterson;
Brigade Executive, Phyllis Rich.
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