University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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..,,1-ff:'f:K1 f ? T . of rf-'N My if ir: ' - Q51-iQ..6y,M - - ,sv I f s M '. J' Mt A-1....,.M Even being president of Mortar Board has not hampered BARBARA WARNER's activities, for along with her col- legiate work, she is society edit membe or of a local paper and a r of Alpha Xi Delta. YOIYCI NE BXGGS' 'e BETTY FA EN SMYYH, sergeant-awfms L MARY EL Hard and consistent effort produc reason wh M les the best resultsg one y AHY ELLEN SMITH has mainta' activity rating on the c med a high ampus as well as fulfilling her obliga- tions to Alpha Delta Pi. A one person can do ten things at once is Alpha Omicron Pi's B. I BIGG life central' . S, for hers is a busy , ized at the Emerald and reachin ' activities. g 1nfO 1'i1H118fOUS living example that With a congenial smile and a cheery hello for everybody, ELIZABETH STEED has a long list of activities behind her, a more imposing list ahead of her as AWS president, along with her duties to her Gamma Phi Beta House. . 'dent ER, v1Ce'YteSi A W ABN BAHBAP' ifwmww D, vfeasme' BLYLABETH STEE A 27

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N, Qreiiden' BETTY B A sparkling smile, a winning personality, and an eagerness to participate in numerous activities have given BUCKY BUCHANAN and envious position, for she was Queen of Oregon's fiftieth Junior Weekend, has worn the white sweater of Kwama, and the yellow one of Phi Theta, and lzas been a loyal supporter of her Chi Omega house. Her Delta Gamma sisters will agree that MAXINE HAN SEN 's untiring ambition and effervescent personality pro- duce a matchless combination that i 'wherever activit' nsures many friends ies are concerned. -ICVAYY HANSEN' Sec MAXYNE' 33003366 4 1 W 1 it 1 w F

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' E' AWS COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: Bette Morfiitt, Betty Buchanan, Billie Christenson, Maxine Hansen, Betty Jane Biggs. SECOND ROW: Barbara Pierce, Elizabeth Steed, Mary Ellen Smith, Barbara Warner, Marge Dibble. THIRD ROVV : Marge Montgomery, Janet Goresky, Joanne Riesch, Jean Crites. as-JSR stays 1 v i 1 t I 4 i i I I SSOCIATED Women students and their president, Betty Buchanan, waxed philanthropic this past year. They procured and bundled up three beds for a wriggling journey through a Nazi U Boat blockade to a British air raid shelter, and sponsored a silver tea for British war relief. Early last spring term, Oregon's AWS group played jhost to women from western colleges in a iregional conference held in Cerlinger hall. Fall of 939 found the AWS carnival giving its fin l grunt. However, the coeds still lure fell s to their Nickel Hop each year, and onelcan still snatch up textbooks and other doodads at AWS' annual auctions. Winter bf 1941 saw them cock an ear toward the ydlp for better student govern- ment then uivhitewashi' their system of naming officers. Elizabeth Steed was elected president after nominations were made from the Hoor and a vote cast immediately to min- imize electioneering. 1 AWS CONVENTION COMMITTEE. FRONT ROVV : Jean Kendall, Billie Christenson, Majeane Glover, Grace Irvin, Betty Buchanan, Sally Mitch- ell. SECOND ROVV : Jean Haehlen, Maxine Hansen, Jane Hochuli, Marjorie McLean, Janet Goresky, Betty Lou Swart. THIRD ROW: Martha McClung, Janet Morris, Barbara Fulton, Pat Taylor, Bette Moriiitt. University women from every western college are pictured at a business meeting the annual regional conference, to which Oregon played host last spring. Q 28