Library Contest
WinnersNamed
The winners of the annual stu
dent private library contest will be
honored at a dinner meeting of the
Association of Patrons and Friends
of the Library on Saturday at 6:30
p.m. in the Student Union.
Winners in the undergraduate
student's general library category,
sponsored by the Co-op are Rich
ard Lyons, freshman in liberal
arts: Esley D. Harden, senior in
architecture and Andy Salmins,
junior in journalism. Honorable
mention goes to Willard Martin,
freshman in architecture.
Undergraduate student's spec
ialized library category sponsored
by the Association of Patrons and
Friends of the Library winners
are Glen Holden, senior in philos
ophy; Richard Smith, senior in an
thropology and George Bell, senior
in English and American litera
ture. Honorable mention goes to
William Deadman, sophomore in
architecture.
The third category, graduate
general library, sponsored by Mrs.
Henry Tromp in memory of her
husband, winners are Charles B.
Silliman. graduate in English;
Leonard H. Frey, graduate in Eng
lish, and Mary Callantine, gradu
ate in psychology. Honorable men
tion goes to Richard T. Dillon,
graduate in mathematics.
The final category. Graduate
Specialized Library, also sponsor
ed by the Patrons and Friends of
the Library, winners are Roy G.
Neville, graduate in chemistry;
John R. Rowley, grduate in biol
ogy, and J. William Jones, grad
uate in philosophy. Honorable men
tion goes to Richard T. Dillon.
Prizes of §25, $15 and $10 will
be awarded in each of the four
categories.
Spanish Honorary
Taps 8 Members
Eight students were selected for
membership in the Oregon chapter
of Sigma Delta Pi, national Span
ish honorary. They will be initiat
ed Sunday.
Those tapped were Dagmare
Grisle, Louise Ferree. Elizabeth
Erlandson, Vanda Randall. Jane
Wiggen, Carole Woodroffe, Jackie
Saylor and Clarice Duling.
Sophomoft standing, a B aver
age in all Spanish sources and a
2,74 GPA are the undergraduate
requirements for admission to the
honorary.
Officers of the local chapter are,
president, Margaret Blago and sec
retary-treasurer, Lois Reynolds.
MOTOR-VU
THEATRE
Fri., Sat. May 15, 16
'Thunderbirds'
and
'Toughest Man
in Arizona'
Sun., Mon. May 17, 18
MARIO LANZA
in
'Because
You're Mine'
also
'Sky Full of Moon'
Keenan Jan
Wynn Sterling
1 mile E. Springfield
Admission 65e Phone 7-2000
Piano Recital Set
By Senior in Music
A piano recital, composed of
four parts, will be presented by
Anna Marie Blickenstaff, senior in
music, as part of her graduation
requirement on Thursday, May 21
at 8 p.m.
The program, open to the pub
lic, will consist of four parts. For
the first part. Miss Blickenstaff
will play "Partita No. 6” by Bach
and “Sonata in G Major” and “So
nata in B Major” by Scarlatti.
Other parts of the recital will in
clude selections by Mozart,
Brahms, Chopin and Finney.
Law School Slates
Thornton Address
State Attorney General Robert
Y. Thornton will address the law
school Student body at 10 a.m. Fri
day in Fenton 311. Subject of
Thornton’s talk will be “Public
Law.”
Subjects to be included in the
Thornton address are criminal law,
state administrative agencies and
the duties and programs of the at
torney general's office.
The talk will be open to the
public, and pre-law students are es
pecially urged to attend.
Tri-Delt Flower
Ring Slated Sunday
All engaged senior women are
invited to step through the annual
Delta Delta Delta pansy ring Sun
day at 2 p.m., according to Jean
Peterson, chairman of the event.
An annual tradition sponsored
by Tri-Delta, engaged senior wom
en step through the ring in ac
knowledgement of their betrothal.
A fashion show will follow “ring”
ceremony.
Arts Workshop
To Show Talent
The Creative Arts Workshop, to
be held Friday at 8 p.m. In the
Student Union ballroom, will fea
ture displays of student talent in
all branches of the arts, according
to Chairman Valerie Cowls.
‘‘The Fruit and the Timothy,"
an original play by Mrs. Frances
Logan, will be the featured event
of the program. Other parts of the
workshop will include modern
dance, poems, a short story and
musical selections. An exhibition
of various types of art work will
be held in the SU art gallery.
There are 14 colleges and uni
versities in Oregon.
AWS Vocational Guide Available
The AWS vocational guide, con
taining information about pay,
hours, working conditions and op
portunities, is now located in room
312 SU. The guide, a result of a
campus wide survey, consists of
questionnaires filled out by women
students.
C & M TRANSFER CO.
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• Reliable workmen will do your packing while
you’re en route.
Phone 4-1015
392 High St.
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GO TO GREGG’S
After a show or a drive
You'll Enjoy .. .
. . . Burger Basket
. . . French Fried Shrimp
. . . Strawberry Shortcake
• . . Milkshakes
At Springfield Junction
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A public service
program to promote
safer driving.
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