IlfC Launches
Jrive to Obtain
Official Position
Striving for official recognition
} campus by the office of stu
;nt affairs, the Junior Inter-fra
rfiity council has taken on a busy
liedule of activities.
JIFC, which has decided to work
i a service organization, is the
Sanup committee for the Junior
rom Friday, will handle physical
rangements for seating at the
f-campus sing Saturday, will
rub the Oregon seal and paint
le "O” for Junior Weekend and |
working with the Eugene Opto
iA club on recreation facilities!
.r city boys.
Some members have worked
ith the Optomists in establishing
Recreation center in the basement
fhe Eugene armory and the co
aeration will be continued, by
icceeding groups of members,
?wly-elected President Don Craw
ifd explained.
Cra^yford said his organization is
anning a social function this term
term of next year, the pro
K; to go for ahtletic equipment
jB te Optimist progr am. He said
R.’ will hold a meeting with
nior Panhellenic and hopes to ar
r.ge to work with that women’s
hup on the function,
ftlhor new officers of JIFC are
>n Rotenberg, vice-president;
nil Peterson, sectary; and Bob
raw, treasurer.
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Features Combo Terrace Dance
Johnny Lusk and his three piece
orchestra will provide the music
fo rthe Terrace Dance, “Mother
Goose on the Loose,” which will be
held from 4:30 to 6 p.m. (DST; to
day , following the all-campus
cleanup.
Living organizations have been
requested to postpone dinners un
til 6 p.m. (DSTj to enable stu
dents to attend the dance.
Members of the Junior Weekend
court will be introduced by Mike
Lally, general chairman for Junior
Thursday
3:00 Idaho-U of O Baseball Game
5:30 News
5:45 Campus News
6:00 Campus Interview
6:15 Music in the Air
6:30 Workshop Drama
7:00 Progressive Rhythms
7:30 Surprise Package
7:45 Invitation to Read
8:00 Campus Classics
9:00 Serenade to the Student
10:00 Anything Goes
10:50 News
10:55 A Tune on Say Goodnight
Weekend.
Awarding of the trophies for the
all-campus cleanup will be made
by Jack Nichols, chairman of cam
pus cleanup.
Alpha Phi Omega, national ser
vice fraternity, will award the Al
pha Phi Omega Service Cup to an
outstanding underclassman in cam
pus service.
Education Meet
Set for Campus
The second annual Northwest re
gional elementary school princi
pals’ work conference will be held
here June 16-27 in the Student
Union.
The work conference is open to
teachers, superintendents and
others, as well as principals, who
arc interested in improving educa
tion for children. The states of
Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Mon
tana and Utah will be represented.
Adolph A. Sandin, associate pro
fessor of education and director of
the conference, said about 150 per
sons will attend.
Objective of the conference is to
bring together all those who have
a mutual concern for elementary
schools’ weaknesses, problems,
needs and significant trends
CAMPUS CALENDAR
TODAY:
11:45 Chem Staff 111 SU
Noon Movie Comm 313 SU
Coop Bd 114 SU
Spanish Table 110 SU
Deseret 113 SU
Speech Dept 112 SU
2:00 W8SF 118 SU
3:00 AF KOTC Intv 213 SU
3:30 Jr Week Pmtn 111 SU
4:00 Art Gallery 313 SU
Personnel 302 SU
Br Km Comm 201 SU
Float Parade Reps 214 SU
Asbly Comm 337 SU
4:30 Terrace Dance Terrace SU
6:30 Scabbard & Blade 333 SU
Kwama 315 SU
IKC Disc 214 SU
7:30 Phi Delta Phi 1st FI Gerl
Phi Alpha Delta 3rd FI Gerl
Chess Club 110 SU
8:00 Morse Lecture
Music Sch Aud
213 SU
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