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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1958)
DORM WOMEN HONORED AWS awards, scholarships go to outstanding women Awards to outstanding women students and a near-record amount of scholarship money were presented at the annual AWS Awards assembly Monday. Included In the awards were certificates for the outstanding women in the fields of speech, drama, art, leadership and schol arship. Receiving awards were Betty Seely, the 1'hi Chi Theta award for outstanding senior woman in business; Marjorie Ziniker, the Alpha Lambda Delta hook award for the highest grade point ave rage of a senior woman. \L1J Awards Jean McPherson, Dorothy Me Bioom, Mary Jo Fourier, Miss Ziniker, Lcola Lorcnzen, Helen Knight and Marlon Bang, Alpha Lambda Delta awards for main taining a 3.5 grade point ave rage during four years of col BUT... THERE'S AN "A" IN YOUR FUTURE If you prtpar• now with tho COLLEGE OUTUHE SERIES ' _ ACCOUNTING, Elamnnlory _ 51.25 ._ACCOUNTING PROBLEMS_ 1.50 —ALGEBRA, Coliogo _ 1.00 __AMER. COL. & 1EVOL. HISTORY 1.24 _ ancient HISlORf_ 1.00 _ ANCIENT, mLO., A MOO. H.itery 1.25 _ ANTHROPOLOGY. Gannrol .-_1.10 . ATIAS Of HUMAN ANATOMT_ 2.00 — BACTERIOLOGY, Pr.ne.plai ol_1.85 . BOLOGY, Gnnorol . 1.00 _ BOTANY, Gnnarol__ I.CO _ BUSINESS A GOVERNMENT _ 1.74 . BUSINESS lAW_1.50 . CALCULUS, Tho__ 1.25 - chemistry, fun Yoof Col logo— 1.50 - CHEMISTRY PROBLEMS _ ... 1.50 _chemistry, o.gonie . __ 1.75 CORfORATlON FINANCE - _ 1.25 . DOCUMENTED PARERS, Wril.ng- 1.00 . ECONOMICS, Dictionary of.. —— 1.75 „ ECONOMICS, Principloi cT -1.50 _ ECONOMICS. Rood ngi in_1.75 _EDUCATION, Hiilory of_1.00 _ENGINEERING DRAWING- 2.00 _ . ENGIAND, H.dory ol_ >.25 . EUROPE, 1500-1848, Hiilory ol-_ 1.00 _EUROPE, Sineo 1815, Hiilory ol- 1.25 _ .EXAMS., Moo lo Writ# Bailor - .50 __FRENCH GRAMMAR ______ 1.25 — GEOLOGY, Pr ndplai ol_1.25 . GEOMETRY, Anolylic_1.25 — GEOMETRY, Pionn, Problomi In— 1.25 _ GERMAN GRAMMAR_1.25 — GOVERNMENT, Amoricon_ _ 1.25 . . GRAMMAR. Engliih, Prindplal ol 1.25 — INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS - 1.50 . JOURNALISM. Sunny ol_1.75 _ LABOR PROBIEMS A TRADE UNIONISM-1.50 — LATIN AMERICA, Hiilory ol- 1.85 — LATIN AMERICA in Mopt-1.50 —LITERATURE, Amoricon---1.50 — LITERATURE, En«.,.Dictionary ol_ 1.50 _LITERATURE, Eng., Hiilory (1.1- 1.75 _ LITERATURE, Enf., Hiilory (Is)— 1.75 _LITERATURE, Garmon - 1.50 _ LITERATURE, Work) (Vol. I)- 1.50 - . LOGARITHMIC A Trip. Tobloi-.75 — MARKETING-1.50 —MIDDLE AGES, Hiilory ol- 1.25 .-.MONEY AND BANKING_1 -24 — MUSIC. Hiilory ol_1.25 _PHILOSOPHY. An Introduction- 1.50 0 _PHILOSOPHY, Roodingi in_1.50 __PHYSICS, Pint Voor Coliogo-1.00 . PHYSICS without Mothami.tiU-. _ 1.25 _ PLAY PRODUCTION _ 1.50 __POLITICAL SCIENCE-. 1.00 _POLITICS, Dlcllonory ol Amor._ 1.75 PRONUNCIATION, Manuol ol_ 1.75 __PSYCHOLOGY, Child-1.50 _PSYCHOLOGY, Eduretionol - 1.00 _PSYCHOLOGY, Grni. • !-1.25 — PSYCHOLOGY, frr oi-. 1-75 __ PUNCTUATION .75 _RESEARCH A REPOIT WRITING- 1.25 — RUSSIA, Hiilory ol-- — 1.50 __SHAKESPEAREAN Nomai, Did-1.25 ...SHAKESPEARE'S Playi (Oalllnai). 1.00 SLIDE RULE, Prodicol Uio ol-1.00 - -SOCIOLOGY. Pilndploi ol- 1.50 SOCIOLOGY, Roodingi In—— 1.75 —SPANISH GRAMMAR-1.25 _SPEECH - 1-75 _STATISTICAL METHODS-1.50 _STATISTICIANS, Toblni fol-1.00 __STUDY, Bail Mathodi ol-. 100 _TRIG., Plana A Spharlcol-1.25 . TUDOR A STUART Playt (Outllnoi).- 1.85 „ U. S., Economic Hill.. • 1.50 II S. lo 1865, Hiilory ol .— 1.00 1 LJ. S. linen 1865, Hiilory ol —— 1.25 . WORLD linen 1914, Hiilory ol- 1.75 _ ZOOLOGY, Ganarol _ — • 1.25 Prical Subject lo Chongn {^UNIVERSITY CO OP j leg''; Patsy Heck, outstanding woman In Hendricks Hall; Vauna Pipal, outstanding woman In .Susan Campbell Hall and Sue True, outstanding woman in Car son Hall. Highland House was awarded the Women’s Recreation Asso ciation trophy for the greatest amount of living organization participation in women’s ath letics. Zonta Club presented a schol arship to Judy Mason. Honorary members of AWS were introduced at the program They included Mrs. John R. Ric h ards; Miss Rena Barsanti, Miss Jessie Smith. Mrs. L. K. Ziniker, Mrs. O. Meredith Wilson, Miss Liz Joille and Mrs. Margaret Kopp. Eugene ( luh Presents The Quota Club of Eugene presented a full tuition scholar ship to Diana Scott. City Pan Hellenic scholarships, in honor of Marjorie Thompson Reynolds, who was active in that organiza tion, were presented to DyAnnc Schneider and Virginia Curtis. Sophomore women receiving cultural awards from AWS in cluded Judy Hawley, speech; and Karen Mickelson. Juniors wen Matjolaine Grant, art; Carol Minor, speech, and Mrs. Lanra Spray, music. ROTC presents student awards The University military tie partment recently named a sei les of award winners. All are stii dents in the Air Force ROTC programs. Awards are presentee on the basis of outstanding achievement in both academic and leadership areas. Winners and their awards in clude: George K. Hemphill, sen ior achievement award; Galen K Shorak, sophomore achievement award; David Winn, freshman achievement award; Quentin Holmes, Convuir award; Donald Tonole. Reserve Officers Associa tion award of merit. Others are William Cook. Sons of the American Revolution award; Charles Mitchelmore, Air Force Association silver medal; Charles Cowan and Tho mas Moreland, Reserve Officers Association award of merit, and Floyd Hargrove, junior achieve ment award. These awards will be presented during the ceremonies of the joint Army-Air Force ROTC Graduation Review May 29 at Hayward Field. The ceremony will be open to the public. The General Don Zimmerman squadron of the Arnold Air So ciety, advanced AFROTC cadets honorary, recently held elections. Donald Metz was elected squad ron commander. Other officers Include lion Beezley, executive of ficer; Lew Tycer, adjutant-re corder; Errol Loving, operations officer; Thomas Y’Blood, infor mation services officer; and Gary Cdlwell, comptroller. ... . Awards for senior women were given to Sue Klausscn, art; Di anne Trevor, speech, and Sharon McCabe, music. Leadership awards went to sophomores Jolene Bonasco, Lia na Scott, and Lynn Yarnc-U; jun iors Kay Beatty, Larrilyn Carr, Lottie Gamblin and Joan Long: seniors. Arlene Clark, Marian Hoskins and Sue Walcott. Mori- Awards Scholastic awards went to sophomores Nancy McKcown, Marie Johnson, Virginia Curtis; juniors Barbara Stepper. Nancy Reynolds, Kay Beatty; and sen iors Marjorie Zinikcr, Marion Braunn and Mary Jo Fourier. Kwama and Phi Theta schol arships were presented to Carol Fujita, Joann -Reeves. Jackie Stoltz, Sandy Lang. Carol Mc Masters, Jackie I^aL.ie, Roberta Clemmons, Carol Haakimatio, Jean Marshall, Janet Mesal. Kar en Proctor and Erna Wiessner. Receiving AWS scholarships were Judy Keller, Ruby Welle. Page Mahler, Margaret Swan. Carol Hedwald, Janice Schultz, Judy Baxter, Hester Walgom&tt, Dolly Kominek, Dawn Lilly, Hel en Yamashiro, Joan Meltcbeck and Marilyn Kverett. Sharon Purdue received the Hazel Schwering scholarship, and the list of women receiving state tuition awards for the coming year was read. Presenting entertainment dur ing the assembly were members of the cast of “Minor for the Sky. ’ Tradition... (Continued from fere one) Phil "Buck" Knight, vice presi dent of the Order of the O, said that "very few of the girls ob jected seriously" to the dunkings. He said the matter will be dis co. sed soon at a meeting of the club. Knight said that, while he thought improvements could be made in enforcement of the tra ditions, if "you have traditions at all they should be enforced.” Two University administrative officials were dismayed at Order of the O action. A. L. Kllingson, director of the Student Union, said "it's time someone says there is no enforce ment of traditions on this campus at all .., they (the lettermen i are just ‘grabbing girls’." Dean of Men Kay Hawk ex pressed his concern over the inci dents and asked for student ac tion on the matter. Delivery! “A Snack or A Meal As Near As Your Phone” 6 P.M. to Midnight Dewey’s DI5-8275 SHISLER'S FOOD MARKET Groceries — Fresh Produce — Meats Mixers — Beverages — Magazines — Ice Cream OPEN FROM 9 A.M. DAILY & SUNDAYS TILL 11:00 13th at High St. Dial Dl 4-1342 Emerald Advertising Pays Tuesday, May 20th Deadline for turning in Co-op receipts for refund. 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