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mErry-Go-RounD
By Jan Bennett
And
Bev Chamberlain
Emerald Reporters
At Alpha Chi Omega
•loanix- Woodruff whs pinned
to Hob Kemmerer, Th*-ta Chi, r<
c*ently.
At Alpha Delta Pi
Karla Cuhnley is wearing th**
pin of Bob Fen-la, Sigma I'hi
Kpailon.
At Alpha Gamma Delta
Two engagements have been
announced recently at the Alpha
Gamma Delta house Pat Johnson
In engaged to Joe Malango and
Nancy Brailaford is engaged to
Jon MeColdrlek.
At Carson hall
Sally Larson announced her
engagement to Dick Briggs,
Campbell club, recently.
At Chi Omega
I><!K Kathan announced her
engagement to Dick Du Bosh,
Alpha Tau Omega, last Saturday
night at dinner before the Chi
Omega house dance.
At Delta Delta Delta
Freshman Joanne Smith is en
gaged to Ben Doyle, Bellingham.
Wash. The engagement was an
nounced Monday night at dinner.
Carma Ferguson is also engaged
to Jack Lanford, a Sigma Nu.
who graduated from Oregon last
year.
At Delta Gamma
Shannon McOee is pinned to
Ted Laraon, Phi Delta Theta.
At Delta Zeta
Darlene Lorette is wearing the
pm of Joe Luengen who is now
with the United States Army.
At Gamma Phi Beta
Joan Moburg announced her
engagement at dinner Monday.
Her fiance ia Bill Kuluria, of the
United Staten Army. He grad
uated last year from Oregon
State college where he was a
Delta Upailon. Bonnie Brackin
revealed her pinning also Monday
at dinner, to Don Ford. Delta
Tau Delta.
At Kappa Kappa
Gamma
Kappa freshmen, along with
the Kappa Alpha Theta fresh
men, treated the members of the
two houses to Joint dances Satur
day evening. The theme was
“Kite and Key Kafe.”
At Kappa Alpha Theta
An engagement and two pin
nings have taken place at the
Theta house recently. Mary Lou
Teague used a "let the cat-out
of-the-bag" theme to announce
her engagement Sunday night
after closing hours to Pierre Van
Kyaaelberghe. Mr. Van Ryaaol
berghe 1 a a junior at Stanford
university. The pinninga are
thoae of Helen Johnilton and
freahman Hue Hawea, to Jerry
Igl, Phi Pal. and Larry Pltzen
burg, Fiji, reapertively.
At Pi Beta Phi
Hillle Hartle BUrpriaed the PI
Phl’a Friday night with her en
gagement announcement. She ia
engaged to Clarke Cubbage. Phi
Delta Theta at Oregon State.
Auguat 20 l« the date act for the
wedding.
At University house
Two marriage** have taken
f lat e spring term at University
house. Mariya Dalgren was mar
lied to Lee Triplett during spring
vacation at the Eugene Episco
pal church. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Triplett are attending school
here now, Sharon Finchum be
came the bride of David Meeker
May 7. The couple was married
in Klamath Falls and are now
living in Eugene.
Registration This
Week for YW-YM
Seabeck Confab
All .students interested in at
tending the YWCA and YMCA
sponsored Seabeck conference on
Hoods canal in Washington this
aummer must register this week.
Local, national and interna
tional affairs will be* discussed
at the conference with Christian
perspective. All colleges in the
Pacific Northwest will be rep
resented at the interdenomina
tional conference.
Registration material may b<*
obtained at the YWCA and YM
CA offices. The fee for the con
ference is $10 until June 1.
Sling-shot Prank
Injures UO Coed
A six-foot sling-shot mounts)
on an old model auto catapulted
eight University of Oregon stu
dents into the arms of the law
Monday.
The students, names withheld,
decided to test their "weapon”
as they drove past the Alpha Phi
house. They fired a water-filled
balloon fiYwn the slingshot and it
crashed through a window. Caro
lyn Heckman, sophomore in lib
eral arts suffered a minor cut
from the flying glass.
Eugene police persuaded the
students to dismantle their ‘‘ar
tillery’’ and no charge were pre
ferred.
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YWCA Executive
Visits (JO Campus
Mrs, Gladys Lawther, execu
jtlvc secretary of the YWCA for
the Pacific Northwest, arrived
Tuesday to visit the University'*,
YW and will be on the campus
through •Thursday, according, to
Germaine I^aMar'chc,' YWCA
president.
Mrs. Lawther is meeting with
all the various groups within the
Y organization while she is here
and is also available for any
individual conferences by ap
pointment.
She is a graduate of the Uni
versity and was vice-president
of the Y when she was a senior.
Parallel Look
MEN’S FASHIONS will follow
the parallel look this fall ac
cording to the Men’s Apparel
(iiiikl In a California show held
May !'! In la** Angeles. Here
Kurhelle A dr* and Pat Pad
dock wear fall beach attire
featuring hold stripe and solids
in harmonizing colors for leis
ure wear. Tailored of heavy
cotton chamhray both outfits
feature the new three-quarter
sleeve "Acapulco shirt” worn
with beachcomber pants of
three-quarter length also. (AP
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Emerald Women's Page
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Sally Jo Groig and Marcia Mauney,
Co idHitt
Workshop Class
Gives First Show
Students in the television
workshop class in the Radio and
TV section of the speech depart
ment will produce the first tele
vision program channeled from
the studios in Villard over a
closed circuit.
The program will be channeled
through this circuit to the tele
vision room in Allen hall where
an audience will be able to view
it on the set.
"The Valiant,” the show chosen
to be produced for this program,
will be student-directed, and
there will be student technicians
and actors.
The program is being produced
as an example of the type of
elasswork and activity connect
ed with this school in the speech
department.
Petitions for Chairman
Of Bunion Derby Due
Petitions for general chairman
of next fall'* Bunion Derby are
flue next Wednesday in the
ASUO petition box on the third
floor of the Student Union.
Sponsored by Associated Wom
en Students, the annual Bunion
Derby provides a get-acquainted
mixer held early in fall term.
Mary Gerlinger is adviser for the
event from the AWS cabinet.
READ EMERALD WANT ADS
Theto Sigmo Phi Will *
Hold Formal Pledging
All old and new members of
Theta Sigma Phi. women’s jour
nalism honorary, will meet at 1
p.m. Thursday in Eric Allen hall's
seminar room.
Formal pledging for the r.ew
pledges tapped last week will
be held.
Alpha Lambda Delta
Initiation Is Today
Initiation for Alpha Lambda
Delta, women’s scholastic honor
ary, will be held at 4 p.m. today
in Gerlinger, according to Jean
Fay. president.
Old members are asked to meet
at 3:45. Short silks'will be in
order.
Idaho has never finished high
er than third in Northern Divi
sion baseball. The Vandal dia
mond teams have been last 18
times in 22 years of play since
1930.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
OFFICIAL RING
From
*21.75
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the L. G. Balfour company and is sold exclusively by the U. of O.
Alumni Association.
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attractive design combine to make this lifetime ring one you’ll be
proud to wear. The ring is available in both sterling and 10-karet
gold with a variety of stones at prices everyone can afford.
SPECIAL FEATURES YOU MAY HAVE
You may have a choice of buff or double faceted stone. Three
personal initials and class year are engraved wfthout charge.
Fraternity letters can be gold encrusted on buff top stone at $4.00
in addition to lisl price.
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