Upperclassmen' Play
At Homecoming Dance
Music for the Homecoming
dance will be furnished by Roger
Middleton and "The Upperclass
men.” The 16-piece group, main
ly students, will have Katie Tay
lor, senior in music, as vocalist.
Middleton’s band was formed
this fall and has played at the
Whiskerino and at the Oregon
State college Homecoming. The
group is composed of four trum
pets, four trombones, five saxo
phones, and a three man rhythm j
section.
Arrangements for the group
are from the libraries of Stan
Kenton and Ray Anthony. Others
have been done by Middleton, a
junior in pre-law, and by Larry
Myer, featured trumpetist with
the band. Several new arrange
ments will be presented at the
SU to Celebrate
Fourth Birthday
Birthday cake and coffee will
be served in the fishbowl Wed
nesday at 4 p.m. to celebrate the
fourth birthday of the Univer
sity’s Student Union.
Presiding at the birthday cere
monies will be Bob Pollock, SU
board chairman, and Donna
Schafer, directorate chairman.
The program will also include
Friday-at-Four - style entertain
ment.
This week each SU standing
committee is presenting some
phase of its program. Friday
night’s fishbowl mixer will fea
ture the birthday theme.
Service Stations
Cease Price War
Eugene’s gas price war is al
most over and prices should be
back up to their normal level
before the day is over, according
to local service station owners
and managers.
A number of stations have al
ready gone back to their usual
price of 31.5 cents a gallon. Most
of the stations still cutting have
gone up to 29 3 cents a gallon.
A few stations are still selling
gas at 22.7 cents, but the station
owners predict that all the price
cutting will end before Tuesday
night.
Oregana Takes Pictures
Of Alpha Hall, ATO's
Oregana pictures of Alpha hall
and Alpha Tau Omega will be
taken today. Members of Delta
Tau Delta and Delta Upsilon
will have their pictures taken
tomorrow.
Pictures will be taken from 9
a.m to 5 p.m.
Residents of Gamma hall and
Hunter will have their pictures
taken Thursday. Photos of mem
bers of French will be taken
Friday.
CLASSIFIEDS
Lost: Black leather pouch bag
with French coin purse, driv
ers license in S.U. ballroom
Thurs. afternoon at assembly.
Call 4-058. Mrs. E. S. Wengert.
11-2
Lost: Glasses in brown, yellow
case Thursday between library
and the ‘SU.’ Call Jo Widress
4-8742. 11-2
Room and Board: Board alone.
See Mrs. Kyle, 874 E. 13th.
Phone 4-0422. 11-4
Tutoring in English — Phone
3-3509. 11-9
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Homecoming dance, Saturday,
Nov. 13, including a vocal ar
rangement of "Hey There."
Middleton was a member of an
Air Force dance band. “Airmen
of Note," while stationed in
Washington, D.C. He appeared
in several scenes in the movie,
“The Glenn Miller Story."
Theme for the Homecoming
dance will be “Diary of Dreams."
Tickets will go on sale at the
Co-op and Stuctent Union next
week.
Reporters to Meet,
Receive New Beats
The first general reporters
meeting of the year, for all stu
dents now working on the Emer
ald news staff and those who
want to work on the news side,
will be held Wednesday at 6:30
p.m. in Allen hall.
The meeting will be held in
the Emerald office, Allen 301,
and will be conducted by Jerry
Harrell, news editor. New beats
will be assigned and students will
have an opportunity to sign up
for Homecoming stories and
other special assignments.
Anyone interested in writing
for the Emerald is urged to come,
Harrell said, even if they have
not previously signed up for
work on the campus daily.
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Names 5 Finalists
Sigma Phi Epsilon reduced
their "Swamp Girl" candidates to
five at a dessert Monday night.
Remaining in the running for
the honor after the final cut
are: Marlene Harper, Kappa
Kappa Gamma; Loraine Ray, Chi
Omega; Sut^ Jewett, Carson 4;
Sally Hoy, Gamma Phi Beta, and
Beverly O'Connor, Delta Gamma.
The five finalists will be hon
ored at a snecial dinner at Sig
ma Phi Epsilon Wednesday night.
The winner of the contest will
be announced at the annual i
"Swamp Stomp,” a costume
dance, Saturday night.
Today's Staff
Makeup Editor Sally Ryan.
Copy Desk—Sally Jo Greig,
Dorothy Griffith, Marcia Mauney
News Office—Anne Hill, Jerry
Harrell, Bob Robinson.
Night Staff—Anne Burling
ham.
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