T Job Interviews Set Wednesday
Interviews for YWCA job oppor
tunities may be held by appoint
ment Wednesday from 1 p.m. to
5 p.m.
Mrs. C. A. Barnes, member of
the national YWCA board, com
munity YWCA advisory board and
campus advisory board, will be
interviewing anyone interested in
a career in social work. Mrs.
Barnes has her master s degree in
education from Harvard univer
sity and has been appointed to this
job by the national board.
YWCA positions include health
and physical education, work with
teen-age girls, employed girls and
women and college associations.
Requirements are a bachelor’s de
gree from college, and training in
education, recreation, religion,
psychology. economics, social or
political sciences.
Persons interviewed do not have
to be senior women and are not
committed by the interviews. Any
one interested may contact Miss
Mary Elizabeth McDowell at the
YW, ext. 426, for arrangements or
appointments.
Oregon graduates who are now
Campus Calendar
Noon French Table 111 SU
Theatre Staff 112 SU
Sigma Delta Chi 118 SU
3:00 Perkins Forum
Dad’s Lounge SU
6.00 Alpha Delta Sig Init
114 SU
6:15 Coed Coop Coun
112 Friendly
6:30 SU Bridge Tourn
Comm Lunch
Young Demos 110 SU
Alpha Delta Sig Din
112 SU
7:00 Scab & Blade 213 SU
rVCF 334 SU
Christian Sci Gerl 1st FI
7:30 House Lect
Dad’s Lounge SU
Neuman Cl Exec 111 SU
Modern Opera 202 SU
Alpha Phi Omega 315 SU
YMCA 319 SU
Phi Ep Kap Gerl 2nd FI
Classifieds
SPARE TIME OPPORTUNITY
MAN OR WOMAN
RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL
AMAZING EARNINGS
FIRST TIME OFFERED
To take full charge of refilling and
collecting money from machines
in this area. Approximately six
to eight hours per week work.
CHARITY WILL BENEFIT from
all sales. The MILTON H. BER
RY FOUNDATION SCHOOLS
FOR POLIO VICTIMS, 54
YEAR - OLD NATIONALLY
KNOWN INSTITUTION will re
ceive a substantial percentage of
the profits. To the person select
ed this means much faster sales
and profits.
To qualify for this work, you must
have car, excellent references,
$680 cash to secure territory and
inventory. You’ll be amazed at
the earning possibilities.
FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW
WRITE BUSINESS MANAGER,
Oregon Daily Emerald, Univer
sity of Oregon. Give Phone No.
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employed in the YWCA are Mrs.
Ann Darby Nicholson, president of
the Oregon YW in 1951 and now
program director of the YW at the
University of Illinois, and Mrs. Lil
lian Schott Arnson, secretary of
the campus Y in 1931 and now
teen-age program director in the
Salem YWCA.
Winners Told
In Book Contest
Winners of the annual book
awards of Sigma Delta Pi, Span
ish honorary, have been announced
by L. O. Wright, chapter advisor
and professor of romance lan
guages.
Ron Lowell, junior in general
science, and Robert Johns, junior
in foreign languages, tied for first
place for the greatest progress in
lower division Spanish. Elizabeth
Mcllveen, freshman in English re
ceived the award for second year
Spanish.
For the greatest progress in ad
vanced Spanish courses, Dagmara
Grisle, junior in foreign languages,
and Jacquelyn Saylor, sophomore
in liberal arts, won the book
awards.
Winner of the John Watson Vo
gan essay contest for the best
essay written in the Spanish lan
guage was Eldred W. Irving, jun
ior in foreign languages. He re
ceived a prize of $25.
• Campus Briefs
0 The uppcrclass commission
will meet today noon at the YW in
Gerlinger. Bring sack lunches.
0 Items for the Campus Mer
ry-Go-Round should be turned in
to the Emerald shack at 4 p.m.
today, according to Gail Savage,
Emerald living organizations edi
tor.
f The Kwamas will meet at
6:15 tonight in the YWCA in Ger
linger, according to Nan Mim
naugh, president.
0 Harry Atkins, graduate stu
dent in history and recently return
ed missionary from Ethiopia, will
speak in the Student Union at 7
tonight before Inter-Varsity Fel
lowship. Topic of his talk will be
certain aspects of his work in edu
cation while in Africa.
0 Pre-Nursing club will meet
Wednesday noon at Wesley House.
Members are to bring sack lunches.
The sophomores in pre-nursing will
also attend this meeting.
0 Arnold Elston, associate pro
fessor of music, will lecture to
night on “Modern Music” in the
Peter Benson Howard music lis
tening room of the Student Union
at 7:30, according to Bob Koutek,
recorded music chairman.
In 1942, the pin-ball machines at
the Falcon, campus coffee shop,
were being considered for air-raid
shelters—they were never hit.
'Brigadoon' Ticket Sales Begin
Tickets are now on sale at the
University theater box office for
this year’s musical production,
Brigadoon, which opens Friday at
8 p.m.
The Scotch-set musical will run
May 23, 26, 27 and June 3 and 4,
The cast as announced by H. W.
Robinson, associate professor of
speech and director of the produc
tion, includes several double cast
ings.
Gordon Green and Doug Stoblo
will alternate the role of Tommy
Albright as will Allison Le Roux
and Jeanette Stone the part of
Meg Brookie.
Others include A1 Barzman, Jeff
Douglas; Scott Lehner, Archie
Beaton; Perry Stamper, Harry
Beaton; Pat Henry, Mr. McLaren;
Dorothy Anderson and Mary Lou
Teague, Fiona McLaren; Diane
David, Jean McLaren; Bob Luonia,
Angus MacGuffie.
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