Advertising Group
Initiates Students
Eleven now members were
initiated by Alpha Delta Sigma,
professional advertising frater
nity. last weekend.
They are: Dick Koe, senior in
journalism; Jack Dugan, junior
in liberal arts; Phil Dixon, junior
in journalism; Charles Hunt, jun
ior in Business; Don Brown, jun- j
tor in liberal arts; Harry Lester,.
sophomore in liberal arts; Veral
Peterson, graduate in business;
Dick Coleman, senior in business;
Trenton Huls, senior in business;
Bull Curnow, junior in business,
and Paul Hales, senior in busi- ]
ness.
Dick Coleman and Harry Les
ter were awarded checks bj- Al
pha Delta Sigma President John 1
Cary for originality and art work
in sandwich advertising boards.
Westminster Members
To Attend Conference
Several University members of
Westminster Foundation will at
tend a joint conference of foun
dations of Oregon and Washing
ton during the Christmas holi
days.
The conference will be held in
Corbett. Oregon, Dec. 2S through
31.
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0 DewrH club will hold its
last social program of the term j
this evening at 7:30 p in. at the
home of Karen Rasmussen, 1959
Jefferson street.
9 Eleven patients were oon
fined to the infirmary Wednes
day for medical attention, ac
cording to hospital records. They
were: Judith Carlson. Ellen
Cham ness, Barbara Wilcox, Alice I
Shaw, Geraldine Kinkade, Bon
nie Finchum. Evelyn Gosnell, Rex
Hoover and Kenneth Brook
shire.
• The YMC’A-sponsored “ride
pool” for vacations is now being
organized, according to Dick Al
len, secretary. Interested stu
dents, with or without transpor
tation. are urged to contact the
YMCA office, ext. -129.
^ Alpha hall and Huh* Kane
hall will be open during the
Christmas vacation for the con
venience of present men's dor
mitory occupants. The charge for
loom will be $7.50 and no meals
will be served. Further informa
tion may be obtained from dor
mitory counselors.
Today's Staff
Makeup editor Paul Keefe.
Copy Desk Sally Ryan. Anne
Ritchey and Sue Lamb.
Night Staff Claudia Wurte
and Sanford Milkes.
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