$1 CURRENTS
Movie to Be Shown
••A Bell for Adano." starring
Gene Tierney, William Beudix and
John Hodiak. will be shown to
night at 7 and 9 in Common
wealth 13S. This tree educational
movie is sponsored by the Stu
dent movie committee, headed by
Darlene Leland.
Art Committee to Meet
Creative arts committee will
discuss the creative arts work
shop when it meets today at 4
in the standing committee room
of the Student Union.
Brown to Lead Forum
James Mason Brown, guest
lecturer at the first winter term
assembly Thursday, will lead the
discussion at a coffee hour forum
to be held at 4 n.m.. following the
assembly.
Student to Lecture
J. P. McKeen-Smith. student
in journalism, will speak or. the
topic “Why Travel and How" at
the Friday evening coffee hour,
to be held in the Student Union
browsing room at 7:30 p.m. These
lectures are sponsored by the SU
creative arts committee, headed
by chairman Molly Monroe.
Music Group to Meet
Recorded music committee will
hold an important re-organiza
tional meeting today at 4 in the
recorded music room, according
to acting chairman Alarlis Clau3
sen.
Campus Briefs
• Rally committee will meet
today at 12:10 in the Student
Union. Room number will be
posted.
• Creek Week committee chair
men and house representatives
will meet today at 4 at the Stu
dent Union.
Under the Weather
Confined to the infirmary Tues
day were Laura Smith, Amy
Sue Persons. Constance Had'ey.
Jeanne Lee Baker. Sandra Pear
son. Martha Faucett, Janet Som
ers, Catherine Peterson, Lawr
ence Carroll, John Gilmore, Greg
ory Calvert, Robert Gerding, Ron
ald Peterson, Donald Jacklin,
Bruce Bloomfield and Jim Potter.
clmeraid ....
Want Ads
Amusement route for sale. Pin
ball machine; music box. and
bowling; machines. Good in
come. Bill Spores or Don
Pollock. 5-9267. 2-24
For Sale: Complete set of
women’s ski equipment. Call
3-331S after 5 p.m. 2-23
Please call 4-3432 and arrange
for house dance pictures.
The Fehty Studio. 2-3tf
ABC Costume rental: largest
selection in town. Phone:
4-2737. 395 Irving Rd. 2-29
Order your printing now from
Witteveen Press. 3035 Hil
yard. 4-3615. 214tf
Printed Stationery: Fine bond
social stationery, 25 enve
lopes and 50 letterheads for
SI. University Print Shop,
Gamma Hall, or call Leeroy
McCourry at 3-4021. 2-22
Band to Give Public Performance
To Observe the Mozart Festival
The University of Oregon Con
‘ cert Band, conducted by Robert
Vagner, will present a public
concert Thursday at 8 p.m. in the
Student Union ballroom in con
junction with the Mozart Festi
val.
Musical offerings by the band
include Titus Overture from the
opera *'Lu Clemenza di Tito" of
Mozart and five clarinetists,
, Larry Sowell. Gerald Feldkamp.
! Marlene Bronson. Guy Beachler.
and Waldo King, will be featured
Nominations -
To Be Thursday
For Democrats
Young Democrats will meet
Thursday evening in the Student
Union to nominate officers for
the forthcoming election year.
Election of the officers will take
place the following Thursday.
The club will discuss the organ
isational meeting of the College
Federation of Young Democratic
, clubs. The meeting is scheduled
for Friday and Saturday on the
. Reed College campus in Portland.
Campus Young Democrats will
be sending three or four observ
ers to the meeting, however it is
doubtful if the club will become
a member of the Federation.
Bill Frye, president of the local
club, said at a recent meeting
that, “Such an organization is
• fine for the Portland college clubs
since there is a Multnomah coun
ty club as well and several college
I clubs in the Portland area.”
The object of the Federation is
to coordinate state Young Demo
cratic groups and the college
clubs. Frye stated however. “Our
club is not in need of such an
organization inasmuch as the
campus group js also the county
club which automatically coor
dinates it with the state group."
Room number for Thursday’s
meeting will be posted on the
Student Union bulletin board.
We Have
Caps and Gowns
For Your
GRADUATION
I PORTRAITS
PLEASE ARRANGE
YOUR APPOINTMENTS
♦ REAL SOON - AND
AVOID THE RUSH!
THE
j FEHLY STUDIO
1214 Kincaid
On The Campus
in an "Adagio" of the famous
composer. Also Included in the
evening performance will be
ballet music lrom "William Tell”
by Rossini; Frederick H. Clark's
Symphony for Band in one move
ment; three selections by Mona
sorgsky; two preludes by Shos
takovich; and First Suite in 10
flat by Holst. Selected marches
will close the concert.
This will be the second appear*
ance of the Oregon band on the
campus this year and the first
full concert of the group this sea
son. There will be no charge for
the tickets which may be ob
tained at the desk of the Student
Union.
Rated last year-as one of the
finest organizations of its kind
in the nation by famed band
leader Edwin Franko Goldman',
the University Concert band also
received similar accolades from
musicians and educators who
heard the band's performances at
the Northwest Conference in Eu
gene last April.
Seven concerts on a state-wide
tour are scheduled for the band
next month as well as several
appearances during spring term.
Agenda Listed
For SU Board
The Student Union Imurd will
convene today at 4 p.m. Listed
on the agenda for discussion
are:
• New business.
• Directorate report.
• Special attractions commit
tee report.
• Dunce committee chuinuan’s
report.
Senate to Choose
Preview' Head
General chairman for Duck
Preview wc'k wilt be selected at
the senate meeting at 0:30 p.m.
Thursday, according to Bud Hink
son, ASUO president.
Other items on the senate's
agenda for tomorrow night are:
Reports on:
• Exchange Assembly
• Noise parade
• Entertainment committee
Committee reports, followed by
discussion:
• Parking
• Rally
• Athletic
Petitions for Duck Preview
chairman are due by 5 p.m.
Thursday. Candidates will be in
terviewed at 0:30 by the senate.
Social Calendar
I>eH<»e rti: Wednenday
Rebec house and Philadelphia
house.
Alpha Phi and Alpha Tau Omega.
Pi Beta Phi and Sigma Phi Ep
silon.
Delta Delta Delta and Delta Up
silon.
Dinner: Wednesday
Delta Gamma and Beta Theta Pi.
Dinner: Saturday
Zeta Tau Alpha preference dinner
Ihineet; Saturday
Gamma Phi Betu
Kappa Alpha Theta
Delta Zeta
Chi Omega
Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Gamma Della
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Sigma Kappa
Hendrick*
Delta Gamma.
Party: Saturday
Ann Judson formal party.
The chairman selected will be
in charge of activities during tin*
weekend, April 20 and 21. High
school seniors from throughout
the state will he guests those
days of tlu* University.
Activities are planned to give
the prospective University stu
dents a taste of college life. They
will include a Vodvil show, Frl
day-at-Four show, meeting with
professors, Duck Preview dance
and various athletic events. The
WUS auction la not a part of the
Duck Preview activities.
Campus Calendar
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Noon Blochem 110 HU
White Capa 111 8U
FrTbl *113 sr
1:00 Oregnna Rales
Cheakrm SU
3:00 Spaniah Charla 111 SU
3:30 Alpha Kappa Delta
110 SU
4:00 Greek Wk Oen Chrmit
anti Hue l>p
Com Dn. h SIT
4:00 YVVGA Panel 334 SU
HU Bd 907 St
6:30 Kagle Scout Uecog Bnqt
Ballrm SU
Canoe Fete Com
‘llO SU
7 00 Wee Theatre 13* CW
7:30 Coleman l.ect IRC
334 SU
Cont Affairs 313 HU
Ret Folk Dance
G'-i! Annex
Wilson \jeci 201 SU
WUS YM SU
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