Floats, Bands,Units, Posse toMarch
'^onunuca jri’in fuu/e three)
flrhl Civil Air Patrol; float 7, Ann
Jin I,son house, Philadelphia house
anil Merrick hall, "Wishful Think
Iiik"; float K, (-arson hall and Phi
Gamma Delta, "Mother Duck”;
humorous skit 2; float 9, Chi
Omega and Delta Tau Delta, "Her
First Orchid”; Air Force ROTC
drill team; Army ROTC drill
team; float 10, Delta Delta Delta
and Sigma Chi, "Dreams of Ore
gon ; float 11, Delta Gamma and
Sigma Alpha Kpsllon, "Sipping at
the Side"; and float 12, Gamma
Phi Heta, Chi Pal and Kttppa Slg
ma, Drifting' and Dreaming/*
The Eugene Marine Corps
league will lead off the next part
of the parade, ft will be followed
by the Eugene VKW; Junction
City high school band; Eugene
j American Legion; float 13, Delta
,/-eta, Tau Kappa Epsilon and
! Camma hall, "Weekend Awelgh";
float 14, Hendricks hall, Delta Up
sllon and Sigma hall, "It Hap
pens Every Spring”; humoroua
skit 3; float 1ft, Alpha hall,
""Spring Term Frolics”; float 16;
Kappa Alpha Theta and Camp
bell club, “Pomp and Circum
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stance”; Explorer Scouts; Ameri
can Red Cross; Ground Observer
Corps; American Telephone and
Telegraph company; Ham Radio
Operators; Eugene Fire depart
ment, and Springfield high school
band.
'I he latter part of the parade
will consist of float 17, Kappa
Kappa Gamma and Phi Kappa Psi,
"Tbe Fishbowl”; float IS, Pi Beta
Phi, Pi Kappa Phi, Pi Kappa Al
pha and French hall, “Coke Date”;
humorous skit 4; float 19, Rebecj
house and Susan Campbell, "Say- i
ing Goodnight”; Springfield VFW;;
Springfield American Legion;
Klks Band; float 20, Sigma Kappa I
and Sigma Phi Epsilon, "From I
Pinning to Pinning”; float 21. |
University House, Phi Sigma Kap- [
pa and Nestor hall, "Picnic in the I
Park”; float 22, Zeta Tau Alpha;
and Beta Theta Pi, "Victory Bell”;|
and the Lane County Sheriffs I
pOHHC.
UO Junior to Fly
Over Euaene in Jet
Charles H. Greenley, junior in
business, has been selected to ride
in one of the F89 jet airplanes
which will fly over Eugene this
afternoon to officially open the
Armed Forces day parade.
Between two and four F-89's
from Portland Air Force base will
fly over the campus at 3 p.m.,
when the parade will begin. In
eluded in the parade will be the
air force and army ROTC units
at Oregon and living organization
entries in the annual Junior Week
end float parade.
Greenley was selected to ride in
1 one of the all-weather jet inter
ceptors because of his standing in
the AFKOTC junior class, accord
ing to Maj. N. N. Mihailov, assis
tant professor of air science and
tactics. Greenley is president of
Scabbard and Blade, military
honorary.
The F-89's, or "Scorpions," are
part of the Portland AFB jet
interceptor squadron, which is re
sponsible for air defense of the
Portland-Eugene area. The planes
are two-seated, for the pilot and
radar observer, and are equipped
to track and shoot down an air
i craft without having to see it.
Flying in the 600-mph range,
the F-89 carries 50 2.75-inch fold
ing fin rockets in each wing pod,
one rocket being capable of knock
ing down an airplane with a direct
hit. The Scorpions have a high
rate of climb, required of an inter- j
ceptor, and have an operating coil-'
ing of 45,000 feet altitude.
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