■Rushing Begins
(Continued from page one)
cl oice dates from 5 to 6 p.m. Rush
jog: will officially end with break
fast for the new pledges at their
houses on May 5.
Now Playing
“Singing in the Rain”
Gene Kelly &
Debby Reynolds
also
“Talk About a Stranger"
George Murphy &
Nancy Davis
Now Playing
“All About Eve"
with Bette Davis
Now Playing
“Elopement”
j Clifton Webb &
Ann Francis
I also
“You Never Can Tell"
I Dick Powell & Peggy Dow
Oregana Reserves
Conclude Today
Last chance to reserve a copy of
this year’s Oregana will be today
through Thursday in the Co-op.
Cost of the yearbook, to come out
Junior Weekend, is $6.75,
Copies were made available
through cancellation of orders
made earlier in the year by stu
dents leaving school. Oregana Busi
ness Manager Chuck Isaak ex
plained. Marv Hansen is'in charge
of the sales.
FOR RENT
Binoculars for Nature Study
see TOM FREDRICKS
Boom 68, Alpha Hall
Trackmen Nip
(Continued Irom I'Ojie four)
880-yard run — Jack Hutchins
(«): Morgan (W): Vnnderhoof
(W). Time, 1:56.8.
220-yard dash- Bill Fell (O);
Hutchinson (VV); Mock l O >. Time,
:22.2.
Two-mile run Denny Myer
(VV); Reiser (O): Richards (VV).
Time, 9:26.8. (New meet record,
surpassing old mark of 9:34.4 set
in 1930 by Clarence Hill, Oregon.)
220-yard low hurdles Frank
Morris (VV); Thornburgh (VV);
Gruenther (VV). Time. :24.9.
Mile relay—Oregon (Fell. Mart
in, Hutchins, Anderson). Time,
8:18.6. (New meet record, surpass
ing the 8:19.7 set in 1987 by Wash
ington. New Oregon record sup
passing the 8:20.6 set by 1988
team of Burr, Murr, Howerman,
and Ilolniun.)
S T U D EN T S
All undamaged Books
Purchased Spring Term
are returnable for full credit
until April 15th.
U of O CO-OP STORE
Top Cost for Junior Weekend Moats
Set at $70 for Each Combination
The maximum coat for construc
tion of Junior Weekend floats was
set by the float committee Thurs
day at $70. This is to be the com
; bined cost of ull groups in a pair
ing.
Co-chairman of the committee,
Jim Owens, said that floats will
be judged on originality, quality of
workmanship and adherence to the
general theme "Childhood Mem
ories."
■ Themes for floats will be due in
at the Junior Weekend office by
April 23. Organizations, however,
should turn in an alternate theme
in case of duplication.
Itemized Account Kequlred
By Thursday, May 8, an item
ized account of the cost of each
float must be turned in.
Floats should be completed by
noon on Saturday, May 10. Owens
said the parade would start
promptly at -I p.m., forming near
the railroad station nt 4th and
Willamette. The absolute deadline
! for entering floats will be 4:30
| p.m. and floats will be lined up on
i a first come, first served basis.
I Judges will be spaced evenly
■ along the parade route which will
1 follow Willamette to 13th, up 13th
! to University, then up University
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Winner* Get Cup
The men'll organization uml thn
women’ll organization responsible
for the winning float will each re
ceive a cup.
Pairings for floaty are an fol
low* :
Sigma Alpha Mu, Carson 2;
Hendricks hall, Tau Kappa Epsi
lon, Sherry Koss-Omega hall, Nes
tor hall; Alpha Tau Omega, Kappa
Alpha Theta; Lambda Chi Alpha,
French hall. Cherniy hull, Delta
Gamma; Campbell Club, Delta Del
ta Delta; PI Kappa Alpha, Min
tUrn-Merrlck hall. Carson 4; Yeo
men, Zeta hall, Hunter hall, Pi
Kappa Phi; Chi Omega.
More Pairings
Sigma Chi, Alpha Omicron Pi;
Theta Chi, Carson 5; Phi Delta
Theta, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Chi
Pal, Sigma hall, Seilerstrom hall,
Pi Beta Phi; Philadelphia House,
McOhesney hall, Stan Kny-Stitzer
hall. Alpha Phi; Sigma Phi Epsi
lon, Ann Judson. Delta Zeta; Delta
Tau Delta, Alpha Chi Omega.
Phi Kappa Pal, Orides, Highland
House; Alpha hall, Gamma hall,
Phi Sigma Kappa, Kebcc house;
Delta IJpsilon, Alpha Xi Delta;
Phi Gamma Delta, Zeta Tau Al
pha. l.’nlversity House; Sigma Al
pha Epsilon, Alpha Gamma Delta:
Sigma Nu, Alpha Delta PI; Beta
Theta Pi, Gamma Phi Beta; Phi
Kappa Sigma, Sigma Kappa; and
Kappa Sigma, Carson 3.
e Campus Briefs
0 Igly man competition will
begin on April 21 and will continue
during the remainder of that week.
Sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega,
national men’s service fraternity,
ihe campaign will be a money
■aiser for the World Student Ser
vice Fund.
^ The regular meeting of the
University Religious council, which
s scheduled for noon today in the
iVe ,tminster house, has been can
died. Next week’s meeting will
ne held at the regular time.
0 Camp directors representing
he Girl Scouts, Campfire Girls,
i'MCA and possibly the Boy Scouts
,vill interview students Interested
n summer camp counseling from
1 to 4 p.in. Thursday in 101 1*R.
0 Tryouts for all persons who
tre interested In being master of
.•eremonles for the All-Campus
Vodvil show will be held again at
1 p.m. today in the Student Union.
Applicants arc to bring a prepared
script and read as if introducing
a few acts from the actual show to
demonstrate style. This will be the
last time that tryouts will be held.
Jane Wiggcn Captures
Northwest Presidency
Jane Wiggcn, junior in architec
ture and allied arts, was elected
president of the Northwest region
of Gamma Delta, Lutheran student
group, at the regional convention
which ended early this term.
Marian Briner, junior in history,
was elected regional secretary. The
Northwest region comprises the
states of Oregon, Washington,
Idaho and Montana.
The convention decided to hold
the 1953 convention on the Uni
versity of Oregon campus. The
local chapter will put out the re
gional paper, with Lois Schmidt,
junior in music, serving as editor.
The battleship USS Iowa is the
fourth naval ship to be so named.
Nebraska was first visited by
white men in 1541.