Campus Briefs
0 Deadline for Religious Notes
news is 5 p.m. today. All news
about activities of campus re
ligious organizations should be
turned in to the Emerald office,
301 Allen.
0 Phi Theta Upsllon will meet
Thursday noon in the Student
Union.
0 Alpha Lambda Delta, fresh
man women's scholastic honor
ary. will meet at 4:30 p.m. today
to discuss the group's Oregana
picture, according to Jean Fay,
president.
0 Pi Lambda Theta, women’s
education honorary, will meet
Thursday at 6:30 p.m., room 326,
Education. A potluck dinner will
precede the business meeting.
0 The Religious Evaluation
week executive council will meet
Thursday at noon in the Student
Union. —
0 All campus clubs and or
ganizations which have not al
ready filed a current roster of
officers with student affairs,
should do so immediately. Forms
may be picked up in the student
affairs office.
0 There will be an important
meeting of all Kiddie Karnival
subchairmen in the YWCA at
noon today. All chairmen are re
quested to be present according
to co-chairmen Mary Gerlinger
and Adrienne McRae.
0 The YWCA cabinet will
meet today at noon in Gerlinger
hall.
0 The faculty senate will meet
today at 4 p.m. in the faculty
lounge of the art and architec
ture building.
0 The deadline for Rhodes
scholarship applications is Fri
day. All faculty members are
asked to encourage eligible stu
dents to confer with Quirinus
Breen at 213 Commonwealth be
fore Friday.
0 ..Students interested in try
ing out for a radio documentary
show should come to studio “C”
of station KWAX at 7 p.m.
Recognition Service
For YW Held Today
The YWCA Recognition serv
ice in honor of new members and
for installation of officers of the
freshmen commissions will be
held at 4 p.m. today, in the Stu
dent Union. Old members are
asked to attend.
The new officers and advisers
of the freshmen commissions are:
Monday groups: Judy Duffy,
president; Karla Kuhnley, vice
president; Joan Smith, secretary
treasurer; Georgians Griffin,
chaplain, and Bitsy Mills, ad
viser. Group 2: Jane Burton,
president; Jean McPherson, vice
president; Nan Borquist, secre
tary-treasurer; Barbara Dahl,
chaplain, and Carol Gerlach. ad
viser. Group 3: Kathy Thurs
ton. president; Beverly Landon,
vice-president; Mary Jo Four
nier, secretary-treasurer, and
Bobby Harris, chaplain. Beverly
Braden and Jill Hutchings are
advisers of this group.
The Tuesday group officers
are Mollie Gilbert, president;
Audrey Kelley, vice-president;
Evelyn Olsen, secretary-treas
urer; Doris Bradum, chaplain,
and Claudia Zorn, adviser. Group
2: Sue Jewett, president: Sue
Anderson, vice-president; Jean
Lincoln, secretary-treasurer; Pat
' White, chaplain, and Ann Hill,
•adviser. Group 3: Arlene Clock,
president; Cay Mundorff, vice
president; Karen Hoyes, secre
tary-treasurer; Mollie Monroe,
chaplain, and Sue French is their
adviser.
Wednesday groups are Sandra
Yokum, president; Carol Edmin
j ster, vice-president; Beverly
Lacksoren, secretary-treasurer;
1 Karen Kruse, chaplain, and Shir
I ley Brown is their adviser. Group
2: Mary Heisler, president; Nan
Icy Dunnington. vice-president;
; Georgia Hemnula, secretary
i treasurer; Janet Somers, chap
Thursday. The program will be
presented over radio station
KOAC Nov. 4.
0 Carol Jean Edminster and
Grover C. Willis were confined
to the infirmary Tuesday for
; medical attention, according to
hospital records.
mum mm, *
lain, and Barbara Bailey, ad
! viser.
Thursday group officers are
Frances Heitkemper, president;
I Marilyn Walker, vice-president;
Patti Thompson, secretary; Nan
cy Furuy&ma, treasurer; Verity
Kitchen, and Sharon Lighty,
| chaplains, and Sue Smyth, Rd
I viser. Group 2: Lola Lorenzen,
president; Joyce Jacobson, vice
; president; Kay Emery, secretary
j treasurer; Sonia Lander, chap
lain, with Pat Southworth ad
| viser.
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