SIX OF TIIK TWELVE finalist* competing fur .lor College and Betty
( <>e;l arc shown above. Vicing for .Joe College, left to right at back,
are Andy Berwick, brown-haired sophomore In business, Gary .Jones,
another business major from San Carlos, Cal., and Alex Byler, tall
sophomore in pre law from Coos Bay. Contestants for Betty Coed in
front, left to right, are Cora Mae I’eterson, Grant high’s hazel-eyed
graduate, Ann Gerllnger, blond major in business from Dallas, and
Gloria 1-X‘c, sparkling dark-eyed daughter from Eugene.
VOTE
BILL SWENSON
for
JOE COLLEGE
Religious Notes
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Inter-varsity
Bub Young, Inter-varsity staff
member for the San Francisco area
will speak at the regular meeting
of Inter-varsity Christian fellow
ship next Tuesday evening at 7
p.rn. in the Student Union. Any
person wishing to go to Monroe
Saturday for an afternoon confer
ence with Christian students from
other Oregon colleges, are request
ed to contact Don Day at 4-6711.
Christian House
A "hanging of the greens” ses
sion is set for Saturday from 10
a.m. to 10 p.m. After the tree is
decorated, there will be a Christ
mas party. At 5:30 p.m. Sunday
the subject of the program is
"Christmas in Music.”
Tuesday noon students will lead
the worship service for the Chris
tian Women's fellowship at the
First Christian church.
All married students are invited
to attend the annual turkey Christ
mas dinner at Christian House at
6:15 Tuesday. Reservations should
be made at 5-3491 or 5-C927.
Executive council will meet for a
sack lunch and business meeting
Wednesday noon.
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