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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1960)
Homecoming best yet chairman forecasts “Homecoming '60 promises to be one of the best ever at Ore gon." reported Homecoming chair man, Patti Claggett. In a meet ing with the Homecoming com mittee chairman Tuesday noon, the events scheduled for this weekend of October 14-16 were discussed. THERE will be a concert giv en by Roger Williams. Buddy Morrow and his “Night Train" orchestra will be featured at the Homecoming dance. This year University will play the Washington State Cougars for the last home game of the season. LAST YEAR the “V'-Show" established itself as a tradition of Homecoming. Roger Gross hasj written the script for an original1 musical comedy which will run three different nights. The theme 1 is "The Trouble With College Men.” The rally-music parade chair man, Bob Warr, stated that this year's parade would be based on new and original ideas. As in the past the parade will lead to the bonfire at Hayward Field where the Homecoming queen will be announced. TWO LUNCHEONS are sched uled for the weekend, one lunch eon for all returning Oregon Alums and the second for the class of '55, which is holding its j first reunion. 1961 Organa will be sold only during fall registration The 1961 Oregana will be sold only during fall term registra tion, Jay Jackson, business man ager of the yearbook, emphasized today. Cost of the book, which will be published in four volumes, is $6.80, the same price as last year's traditional annual. Students must return the pub lications card which they received with the registration material whether or not they purchase an Oregana. Cards will be collected at the Oregana table in the Stu dent Union Ballroom during reg istration. Each volume will be hard bound and contain over 100 pages, according to Dvvane McHolick, editor. “We feel that the new format will provide more complete cov erage of campus events and of fer greater opportunities for ex perimentation in presentation of the material,'' McHolick said, add — tCNOTE: Save Your Money! Buy a HOMECOMING PACKAGE anJ cave $1.00. If you purchased your •ickels separately it would cost vo»: $ .50 Homecoming Button $2.00 Varsity Show (couple) $6.00 Dance & Concert (couple) Total $8.50 PACKAGE PRICE: $7-50 ... get yours today!! Is Your Child College Material? That depends. By today’s standards, he probably is. By standards ten years from now, perhaps not. How can that be? Is his I. Q. likely to change? No. But conditions are. Many college classrooms are crowded today. By 1967, ap plications are expected to double. Low salaries are driv ing too many qualified teach ers into other fields. By the time your child reaches eighteen, there may not be any room for him in any college. This is a frightening situa tion. Now is the time to put a stop to it. Heip the college or university of your choice now. The rewards will be greater than you think. » If you want to know more about what the college crisis means to you, write for a free booklet to: HIGHER EDU CATION, Box 36, Times Square Sta tion, New York 36, New York. ing that he hopes to make the 1961 Oregana more representative of the year’s activities and Uni versity campus than past an nuals. First volume, to be distributed early in winter, term, will include fall events, football, publications, administration, and academic sec tions. Housing and winter term books will be published during spring term, and the spring volume, - which will cover commencement and include seniors’ pictures, can be mailed to students. PEACE AND QUIET of campus Science Building will be dally Interrupted by activities of Vlk Construction crew, busy with erection of addition to building. .Modern annex will be supported on two steel and concrete pilars, one shown here, and will have metal lattice covered sides, for uniform and modern appearance. (Emerald Photo by Dave .Sands. Filters for flavor —finest flavor by far! Tareyton I dual filter I Tareyton has the taste— Dual Filter does it! Here’s how the DUAL FILTER DOES IT: v 1. It combines a unique inner filter of ACTIVATED CHARCOAL ... definitely proved to make the taste of a cigarette mild and smooth... " ‘ 2. with a pure white outer filter. Together they select and balance the flavor elements in the smoke. Tareyton’s flavor-balance gives you the best taste of the best tobaccos. '■ t “ *A I NEW DUAL FILTER Tareyton Product of t//u. c/o&JKO-&nyMvry-— o(u&ueccr is our middle name ©at. co
