University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Student Government C18-295 Political Bloc I-leads Hold Sway .... Associated Student Body Officers... Senior Oiiicers .,..,.............,........ Junior Officers .,.,.,,., Sophomore Officers .... Freshman Officers ........,,,.,,,...... Associated VVomen Students .,......, Independent Students ..... . ..... Student Union Committees ...,. Educational Activities .,,,.... Publications- C32-455 A Two All-American Publications ..,.... ..,, Oregon Daily Emerald ,.,.......... Emerald Business Staff ...,...., 1941 Oregana ..,................. Oregana Business Staff ......,,, Uad's Day C46-475 The Gates Are Open, Dad ......, Junior Weekend 0185599 Oregon's Fiftieth Junior Weekend The Royal Court ......... .....,..,...,,.. Campus Luncheon ........ Junior Prom .,.,............,....... These Were Responsible ........ Canoe Fete in the Making .........,. Painting the O .......,........,.. Tug-O'-War ..,.,.,,, Canoe Fete ,,.,..,,.,, . ...... . Homecoming C60-64D Crads Trek the Oregon Trail .,,.,, ..,, Speech and Radio C65-67D Symposium Teams Cover State .,....,.. ..,. Radio Comes of Age at Oregon ...,... .... Lambda Lambda Nu ....,....,.,.,...,... CONTENT manpage nnQpage unnpage nnupage manpage nnhpage nnupage nunpage nn,page ......page ......page ......page ......page ..........page ..........page ......P2gC .-....PHgC ......P3gC .,....P8gC ......PHgC ....-.P3gC ......P2lgC ......P3gC ......P3gC ......page ......P2lgC -.....P3gC ......P3ge Drama and Concerts C68-75D ' Guild l-lall Players Close Active Year ,,,..,, Concerts ,,...,,,,,,.....,,,..,.,..,,.,,,...,.,..,....,..,...... Social Aflairs C76-855 .Pilgff .pklge VVebfoot Piggers See Busiest Social Season .... page Bunion Derby .,...,,.........,..,........,...,,,, ,,,,..,, p age Heart Hop .,.,......... ..,.,.,, p age Kay Kyser Day .......... .,,..,.. p age Prominent Personages' C86-933 Candid Section C94-1 111. A Candid Year At Oregon ,,... ,.,,,,, Rally, Rally, VVebfoot Style ,...,,,,,,, ,,,.,,, .page -page Ducks Celebrate Defeat of Beaver. ......,. page Millrace . . . and lkflillracing ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , .. All ol This and I-I . . . Too .,.,,.,,,,,, ,,,. , ., Informality of Informal House Dances ..,.... A Night at a Beaux Art Ball ,,..,.,..,,, ,,,,,,, N . Spring at Oregon ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,., P ,,,,,,, Farewell Till Fall ,...,,,, ,,,, Honoraries and Clubs C112-1191 Friars .,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,,,.,, .page .page .page .page .page page ........................P3g6 Mortar Board ............ ,,,,,,,. P age Phi Theta Upsilon ....,. ,,..,,,, P age 7 lxwaxna ................... Skull Ek Dagger ..... Y.VV.C.A. .....l.. . Y .M.C.A ....,... Senior Six ...,. l-lui-O-Kamaaina .......... ,,,,,,,, Bernard Daly Club .......... ....... Ski Club ................ ........page ........page ...t....page ........pa'ge ........page P386 .P3 ge Page

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Political Bloc Heads Hold Svva p'v . A fp , i QQiI X Ne 64 X Independents and Greeks split over class card issue P By JOHNNY KAI-IANANUI PEOPLE generally play to win, and bloc politicians in University Oregon student govern- ment are no exceptions. These politicos play hard, and not being particularly fond of prudery, will often, with sophist dexterity, devise systems of fairplay all their own in races for stakes. Oregon's bloc political system is a complicated, two-faction institution, which becomes messy at times when unattached cliques weave over, under, and around bloc barriers to route their favorites into positions. ASUO and class voting privileges were bought with non-transferable cards up until this winter, when an executive committee decree banished ASUO cards, opening ASUO balloting to all. Cards for class voting may be torn up if financing of class activities can be carried on sans the cash raked in on sale of such tickets. Eligible voters under the present political setup are herded into either bloc by the living- organization-ful, tradition generally roping houses off in one of the two factions Cup until recently Greeks opposed Greeks, with independents throwing in alongside one faction, forming a Greek-independent combinel However, professional kiss-blowing and material inducements, 'i.e., more gravy',, more attractive positions on the opposing ballot, promises of future political support, have wooed many a group away from traditional tieups. Big-wigs in each bloc Crepresentatives from the various housesD lock heads over potential student government post holders groom their stable's best bets toss them on the line Comes election day they hope preliminary roundups hate herded enough votes into their corner that 1 e ers faithfully follow instructions and vote right V f loc politics goaded a cynic to remark government by the bloc of the bloc and r the loc but still it Hourishes and never fails to shovel up a lot of fun and fuss h e Ele tions last year were no exceptions Eleventh hour sugar smeared spiels by frosh X p an last spring put more than a dent in their vote outcome which saw Bud Vandenynde 'Vi A Li X W over illegal distribution of hand bills tried to junk the election on that score to no f uring this vote both blocs brazenly ferreted out noi class card holders shuliled out c S for purchasing cards retrieved the ducats for security then hauled their voting stooges X t the polls on election day in honking jallopies Sophomore politics last spring heard backers of short ender ack Mcfliment vell a vocifer ou Foul' over alleged ballot box stuffing by winner Lou Torgesons faction An investigation led out and when smoke cleared Torgeson vt as undisputed leader of this year s Junior class i cohorts squatting in all secondary positions i , :iii-31 - i , A . 7, . . y . . , f 6 ' it f '-f' ' H' ' ' ' . t - ears. P Z 3 X ,lf lvl' fl . V: I . U 7 U' ' ' .Y ' f 3 lo l K f z . l ' ,, . . . . ' I V4 . , , i Q . . . , in K O l A y Z f Q X lg X . . N - h . . F xx of P ' A- I V l l v , G X ' ' nd sta A lites rab the reins of this-year's so homore class. Losers lu in Len Balliif for rexy I V X S . P P 88 8 P . 4 I I, 7 Q N , Ile n n n a 4 0 U N , gl ' l . a 1 ' . ,--, I ' 1 lx, f fl .jp-' s ,., i l ' i ' ' 1 - - - , 0 so 1, ,P l 7 K- . . . .. x . ,, . . ' g I K- . l . . . . l f If fV,- : ' I . i i My X 4 In I - . y - . . K - . ' ', X I V li I '. . , . . ,X 'ff' X274 X rf I' 7 3 ! X , XI X 1 . No alibis followed senior elections, as the ticket headed by Bob Keen for prexy slid in on 69 to 56 margin after a dull day of balloting. ASUO voting had its share of thrills and spills last spring too, as Gleeson Tiger ayne's bloc squeazed him in ahead of the opposition's john Cavanagh for student body resident with a 22-vote micrometer plurality. Both sides here in- lContinued on page 291 1 X Xfyfg' lx if J li 19