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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College’s Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 2, Number 1. 3 p.
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1943-10-15
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'Vol, II Lewis a.nd Clark Collcrell October 151 1943 ____ . ____ t_So_.1_
~NlWLLl .'lEHT REACHES
11!INETY -sIX
Tho cmthtu:Ji astic support
of tho collo :.~o on tho pnrt
of tho studoLts lta.~ rosult
md. in un inr:rottso in sone
aspects of tho enrolluont,
tho re~istr ution of np
proxir.'l."'. toly 100 students
for the fu.ll senoster, ac
cordin ~ to Professor Tiillis
c~.~.rruth, iogistr o.r, indic
::~tcs nn npprocia.blo inVJ'HO t S 1";}10
Student Body
President:
Socrct r:try: Harold Snith
Co1u ~io Berkey
Cor.mi s s iono r s
Socinl: Ed.nn lblc
Publicntions: Lotn
Gohroit~:
Judicial: CG.rl Ho.ssold
Athl ~tic: l{c.rrio·t Banbury
Finance: Florenc(; Hydcnos
cro<~.so in intorost on tho President of 1~.u.s. Ruth
pn.rt of' students in o. tton~l- Hill
tn~.. e rLt the co llor_;c. Th1s
is truo ospeci:tlly in vim·r
of tho faci thnt n rnjority -
of tho non of colle;;c o.ro COHIHG ATTR11..CTIOHS
uro not pcrrnit·tcd ·to o.ttond
to c:trry-on n. liboro.l nrts Jan Poorco
collo ;-:o pror:.r:1..m G.t the pros-Froshio Assembly 0gt,20
Oct,21
Oct,29 ont t:Lno • Hntch Nicht
At tho bot;inninr; of tho A, YloS • Ton.
::::oconcl Yrook of school, on-Publicntion of
.i.")lJ.~·.tont ·mts ns follovrs:
2.G ucn, '10 vmmon, 96 totn.l, Forr.ml Sorvico Hov, 3
"Guide"
Nov,1
Hen's Demeo
lJov. 5
ITov,l'S.22
Conforonoo 'l'hc foll0TTinc.: ia tho on-
rolh:tcnt of fr0shnon stud-Rush Hook
onts: 10 mon, 37 vromon, 46 C.'trllpus Lenders 1
totr:.l o
Ono point of interest is
t.hc fc• .. ct th:..1.t rvo havo stud
.;· .. lts fran v:' .. rious places in Hovel9-20
Christr.'!."'.S Concert Doc,
Christr.1rts Pnrty Do.c.l7
Cnrnivnl nnd Style Show
the ste~.to ; as "'i·Fbll n.s two
students Beverly Lynn e.nd Dorothy Hn.ynor
RoY. Th.or ;1~son , froJl'!. Cnlifor- V(1.1ontino Pnrty by Jnn,l4
Fob, 5
Fro sluwn
r.io., n.nd. tv1o others, Dm·.rn
Cope lan(1 nnd iJnnoy Weyer-,
from So~ .t t.tlo •
Sovcrn.l other students
arc oxpoatod to ror,istor
\•d thin tho next fen d::~.ys,
since thoro uro ab7ays lnto
roristrations durin[; tho
fi~ ·st tHo vwck::; of school. -
FISH FRY HELD,
YEAR'S FIRST SOCIAL EVENT
Tho socinl year of '43-44 Fob ,11
Arthur Rubenstein Fob.l4
Heifetz Fob,l9
Sndio Hr.Ytkins I.In.r • 3
Rush Vfook r.hr. 6-13
Homocomin c rinr • 24-26
B::trbor of Beville Mn.r, 29
Spiri tunl Enpho.sis Hook
Junior Hcol~·ond
Bidu Sa.yno
Cotton Duy
Nny Yfool~
rtn.y Da.y
Comm.onconont Apr. 1-7
Apr.l4-15
Apr.lB
Apre21
Ma.y 1-G
Hn.y 5
:Mn.y 28
opened for Lewis and ?la.rk 1"i:N"" p!nco on freshly out
Fridn.y, October 0 vn th n mnplc sticks, tho pnrty
Pioneer Fish Fry, Tho e{:o.in broke into 'b.·!o croup5
1;roup wr.s tliv:i.dod into t\vo Thoro rta.s dnncinr:; in tho
sides onch with n. .,ot of Socinl Hnll nnd r;~mos on
clues hidden nt different tho patio outside, Before
poi::.1.tc on the crunpus. The:> the Fish Fry broke up nt
lnst cluo lon.d bnck to tho cloven o'clock evoryono
c~'.cho of fish. After rous-6-on co norc r;n tho rod in tho
ing fish in tho outdoor Socinl Hnll to sinr; tho
1 liTil\ 11'\tor. SOPHONORES ELECT;
PlJJT HiiT IATION
Ibxine Bolz, president of
tho sophonore clnss, an
nounced tho election of the
f'ol1onin r; cluss officers on
·~ctober 8: \"{o.rron Eioto,
vice-president, ~~rtlo
Jolu'l.son, sccrot:J.ry, Don
Shick, trcnsurer, o.nd Bob
S chre i b c r, s c r L"O~,.n t-a. t-o.rn~ u
L. t tho nee tine the cla.s s
plo.m1ed tho sophoraoro' s
trnditionnl initi ~tion oB
tho freshmen into tho stud
ent bodyc Wnrren Nieto v.rr.-.s
appointed chc..irrr.n of Incu
b~~tion riook o.f'fo.irs. 'Vier k
ine uith him will be Pnt
Grn.hc.r.1 nnd Don Shmck,
Brcsh.J.aen v..rill receive their
l1Jlmc-cnrds.. crocn hr.ir bows
o .. nd cups in the Frcshio
Assembly, October 21.
Throur ~hout Incubn.tion Weok <.)
n.ll frosmncn will bo under
the iron rule of tho sopho
noros, Tho clh.mx of tho
period 1iJill occuD on Hn tch
Ni[~ht, October 29, when
froshnon will doff their
doG colilio.rs to bo officio.l
ly o..ccoptod c.s student-body
nOJ:ili or s • --
NEH GYM SCHEDULED
TO OPEN
Tho Oregon r:tist is buck,
but gyr:'L clr-.ssos vron' t be
missed o.ccordin c to Mrs,
l.looro, physic::.l cducn. tion
instructor. Tho problem of
physical education Yvi thout
o.n especinlly constructed
buildin c; co.used sone mo•
monts of unr,uish. This ho .. s
boon solved by ln.yinc n
wood floor on tho middle
dock of tho croon house ad
joining tho new women's
dormitory.
Tho r;yn will provide fn. ...
cilitios for b~dminton,
a.rchcry, shuffle bonrd, and
exercises , Lntor on dnnc•
inc r.my be r.ddod,
~'irs . Hooro bolicYos it
will satisfy tho college
needs for tho tlurn.tion, Tho Pioneer Log
Portland, Oregon
J?ublit:hvd Bi-vroekl~
by Lovris nnd Clark CollOGO -
Lotn Gchrsitz
~dnn. Halo
~Jnrtha Finger
Ruth Hill
i"'n t Grnhn.t:t
Evelyn Spnrlin
7
-'~u t}-1 Has so 1 d
:~Inrrumd Smith
Hnrriet Bo.nbury
1Iyrtlo -Johnson
Edith DpLons
01TE FOR ALL Editor
Reporter
Reporter
Reporter
Reporter
Reporter
Reporter
ColurJnist
Sports
Fot'.turos
Fcnturos
Lcvris c.nd Cln.rk ColleGe
ir: our collo r~o, ostnblishod
i'or ;Js to Y.l..'"tko a. vail ~;.blo to
us tho :-:~rttcrials to build n
libcrnl oduc :~.tion. It of
fcrG us an opportunity to
undorstr .. nd people n.s -rrcll
ns things throuGh our pnrt
icipation in student uctiv_.
ities.
!·.~a.ny of us o..re novr to
this co..j:1pus vmy-of-lifo.
'l1'ho so of us nccustor.1ed to
it c.rc rococnizinc norc ful
ly or.ch yon.r the srad~nl_in
c:rcusc in our apprccJ.utJ.on
of lifo provided by the in
·'.-;o!.luctun.l r--.:1d soci<"..l rola
·~ionsh ipG vro hc..v0 c..cquirod
·~1cro(l
This if one collor_.;e fer
all of us novr hero. Let's
coorclin:tto our lives -r.'ith
t!:r.t r.lrco.dy o Gt:.'..b lishode -
GHEE'l'HTG S FUR 'TI;E
VICTOI:Y Y&.,_RJ
~.i{i th r.~ll JJ.1oric['.ns rro
join in tho hope that be
foro this 3cl:ool yo o;_~r is
over there IJC.Y be a deci
sive dofc;.'..t of Ctt J.c2..st one
of tho ;.xis pm·:crs Go thnt
we j'JD.y thi1'1]: of it a.s tho
ber:innin t; of victory. It
c~·.n be a lrictory Yor'.r Ctlso
for LeYris ~nd ClnrJ.: College.
This ye~r our faculty is
strorlcor; cur hcc~v-y j·.lort
c,•tcu is pnid; Yro hrnrc a.n
excellent stud nt bocly, do
sni to tho loss of our r .. on
to the ['.rncd snrvicos; a.nd
thoro is o. dcfini to in
ere~ so of church rnd public
in tore st in our r.ro-,·,-th c-.nd
dovolopr:1ont. '.re still hCtYo
~1ocd of three Yirtuos : cour
nr::o to do our Yror,: in diffi-
CKI\ t\M\1 ... \UU. t.lo PREXY'S P.t.l.TTER
by Hal Snith SERVICE STL.RS
This yonr so I!l..any . of
This col'lll7ln vlill be devotw ·those thr.. t -rmuld ~hav-e ·15ocn
od to items of studont-boq,y upper-clnssmon or visiting
interest a.nd Yrill appoa.r in c.lur~mi arc in tho armed
ouch edition of tho college forces thnt Service Stars
p~pcr. This week tho usc of could put out a four or
the socinl hc.ll durinr: the fi vo pr...go paper on its ovrn
noon hours will be analyzed. uithour giving space to
At tho bosin..Din G of tho everyone, oven so, each
collot;e year, there wns no issue c::tn ;_;ivo you ~he nd
. definite schoclulo for the tlrossos and "doinr;s of at
usc of the roor.1. This re-leo.st -t....-rro or three.
sul ted in confusion. \fhile on len.vo Ensign R.R
Tho executive council,n.ct- Blnndint;, farner studont
ine; ni th tho a<L-llni stra. ti vo body president and bet-tor
nm·.1bers of the f::tculty, h...'\S lmovm to those of us who
non vrorJ:ed out n. proc11an for nrc norr Seniors as Bob
tho usc of tho hall, vrhich, Blanding vr::...s hero bn tho
it is believed, will neot ca.mpus tho first da.y of
·rrith tho np:;>rovr..l of the rocistr ~tion. Bob rr,nve his
student body. address as USS. Pyvo c/o
Tho social hnll uill be Fleet P.o., Sun _Francisco.
reserved for the neotincs of Those vrho l'2lovr Bob vrill
tho Christic.n Follor.rship on rononbor lil 6vok a.s well.
:i~ondrtys, o..s it hn.s boon in J:..ccording to Bob, he is r.t
tho pnst. On Tuosdn.ys tho Pro sent "trC'.vdllling ·nrounu
sophouoros Trill sponsor in tho PCtcific." Letters
dancer; for tho student-body, rortch him: Ensi[ !~ Alan Cook
Hodnesdr.y orchestr-a prnctiuo USS Tito.nio., c/o Fleet P.C.
,·rill occur. Thursday nill b:c Sun Frnncisco.
left open so thnt ~ny croup J~ Hyde, elected vic0-
tho..t uishes to sponsor a president of tho student-
dunce or procro..r.1 i.my do [;0 body rtnd ~1rosidont of tho
by askin~; ~ pernission of tho senior class for this yon.r
council, Tho Friday p10o-r'..nd now st::ttionod n.t tho
r::rnr.1s ·will be proscntod by f.·hrino Dctf.'.chr.lcnt NaV!'.l
tho different orr;rtnizrttions . Tro..inin g Unit, College of
in tho collC[~C nnd ·will con -tho Pncific, Stockton, Cn.l
sist of plays t"..nd other ifornia, writes thc..t he may
forms of stt1dont tC'.lont. Tho be coninc up tho end of tho
Thurscbfii a.nd Eridrty dntcs r.1onth on furlour:h at tho
have not been filled in yet, end of exn.;-:Unnti ons • Jim
SO a.ny croup thnt '\'fishes to forgot to Si[';ll his middle
h;.tvo cho.rce of one of those initial il:. ondorsin t; his
noon hour proera.ns should pny-checl:: nnd in rovon~
vrork out a. schec.lulo of tho the noY.rors~th c.. t-bo nndc him
cntcrtah:.ncnt they huvo to nrit; his ~1nr.~ 1500 times.
offer and proso ::.1t n request Jin' 3 roo:nr:l...'l.tos of lo..s"l:;
to tho comJ.cilc ycr.r a.ro in tho irao other
branches of the Service. ca.rry forrr['.rC1 under 'Jn.r li::-1 -Lolf.'.nd Vun Canp (Co ,11.~
ita.tions, and vision to 126 Tunk Destroyer) is
plan lr.rco enouGh for tho stntionod a.t North Cnnp
futurG • ·;:o o.ro bcc;iru"'.inE· Hoodo J'..ftor he finishes
no-r: tho ro.i:Jinc of our Po.st trrtininc:; thoro he is schod
'Ua.:C Builcfriu r. Fund so thc.t ulcd to r;o L:to officer's
-::;o crtn be rcr.dy for the il~ trc.inirj,r: · in tho Forei::;n
nodiatc cJ.oublinc (possibl y Ln.nt_;ur.r_;~'s Bro.nch. Sem:1r:tn
triplinc:;) of our enrollnont :.tiles Sa.nuolson, Jiu' s
nhon peo.co cor.i.cs. other rooiJr.lr'ltc, is noYr ut-
::o :"'..r~ cnca.r;cd here in nn tondin;-· T·:"illn..-·1ottc Univer-
uc<:'..dOl.:ic t'..dvcnturo. i..-o Gity. Sa.n vinitod tho cnr.l-
nust build no':J tho cha.ract- pus the first Sunday c..ftor
or of our collccc so C'.s to school opened a.nd nC'.lkod i&
ur'.ke it distinctly sir_:nifi-to his forner dorni tory not
co.nt a.s a place for tho knC'ninr· thrtt it l1..."..d been trainin.:_: of l:ondorship · for trm'!.sf~ rnod into n Ymnon' n
tho criovous noods of our buildinc. But he found out,
r.ce• ~hy it be n Victory
Yo~:.r 1
IIor r;r.n Odell. Tho collor;o Yront over the
top in itc support of tho
United ltn.r Cho st. Lot' s
do tho sru. o for tho Rod
CfO$$ . • ..
The co--eds have stolen
the e;ay plaid soxs from the
boys. Obsorvo tho dcop_.red
ones Marjorie McGregor
v:ears to classes. A good
variety of ''bobbJr· soxs"
will a.dd nm7 life to your
truoty moca.ssins.
Curls ~ro shorter 'n
~luffier. Look to Rut}L
Hill for a clever cut. Her
coiffute looks nen.t in tho
class room and can be all
dressed up for u pnrty by
tho addition of these fas
cinating nevr feather combs,
e.nd evening bea.ux. A 1:ra.rn
inf, to the Frosh; reserve
fancy ribbons for ovoninc•
Ji.axine Bolz -rma.rs a "com
fy'i rnin coat. Hers is
Tv:1:i.te, light o.nd easily
:.:potted ;-:han . she .~ ci:ossos
busy intersections. It's a
vrise girl 1:rho vroa.rs some
thing i:rhi te in n. storm.
'Kerchiefs in tho ra.il1
spell rood sense. Tho cood
ca.n c~oso any huo in a.
solid shn.do or pattern.
To.ko your pick: lemon, limo
chocolate or cherry.
D6RMITORY NEiiiJ"S
We 't'Tere un excited group
of younc women -rrhen Septem
ber 29 arrived. Roncvring
old friendships und makin(j
new ones is nlways fun. Our
now hend rosidont is Miss
F.recda o. Hartzfcld, our
Dca.n of Women. THE RUMOUR
With the ringing of the
bells oa.rly Jvkindo.y morning,
oollogo had officially
started. A quick ~oy
shows n record uttonda.nce
of girls und some boys. Ttia
situation looks very good,
thouch--for tho follo~s.
Tho sleek black number
you've seen boloncs to
I•Ja.rion Hi ttlor.1..'1.11e Nice job
l'.letrion, hou about u spin?
Billy C::~.rruth cortc..inly
coos rccsivo feminine at
tention nnrr-c- .. -dc.ys, b..lt
he'd c.pprcci::' .to it r.10rc if it ...-:oro lini tod to tho quo.d
uron.
1'/e u.rc ·v:ondorin r: iffthh
other trwnty•fivo r.1on o.ro
as Ul1C\.V~'..ilablc o.s Yhrron
Hioto?
For the very lutost noY!S
on Rood's soci::~.l f~ctions
soc Ruth Hill. She J.mows 1
To tho froshra.an girls who
clli~scd tho ~vo hundsonm
sailors--Ym c.r:roo Yd th you,
Kay Ellefson nnd Milos
So.nuolson do brinG out tho
wolf in once
V.iiTH APOLOGIES TO
ENGLISH 151
She sailed upon u bo.rsc of
cold
With purple sc..ils unfurled,
Porfunod nnd lovely to be
hold,
Ah, ron~nce of thnt ancient
"t:TOrldl
We ha.vo "b.·ro honored mom-T1wns thoro she spied bold
bars of our dormitory, Rex Antony,
Thd>Illpson from GJ,qnd::- .. lo,. Cnl-6no third the nn tiotl vms
ifornin and Mr. Wl\'lkor, his- his otm.
tory profossor.A:j.thou c;h tho A Ymrrior, fearless, br:-..vo
men nre outnumbered thoy vr..s ho
'TJ.'l Cl 1 d h' f rr.n.nng:o very -.:roll, don 1 t you·r oo urc . un f\.r
Rex? On October 10 Ruth fr01:1 Rona.
Walker from Ba.lmr joined us.
The former boy's dorr.1itory Thoy rrinod r..nd dined such
is now tho residence of bnnquots raro,
seven girls. Tho head res-riholo piclcts, richest
idcnt is ~~s . Brndy. vnnos--but thoro,
Tha Women's Lounr,e on tlao I da.ot not, da.ro not linc.or
socond floor of the L~~in lmnG,
dormitory is being bright- Alas' {1:1.0thinks r.1c ho::trd
onod by tr10 nm-r study the cone;. )
lamps. All tlonon day stud
ont s nrc i"io 1 como to co no to ?..~
the room for rola~~tion ot
roa.dinc• da.ydroan--Yrild procrc.s
tinntion-
Oft ,.'IOndorin c
fnshion, in nodorn
Election of dormitory of
ficers i1:~s held October 13.
Tho n~7 council consists of
Betty Schultz, president,
Pnt Grnhnm, vico-prosido~t,
Fv0}yn ~ry; rlin, stJcrotf'l.ry-
"h-t.~\~Y'"J )ot'~l \<ly\(~ Just how thoy'd dino--hr.v:tr .\?
On nodorn ro.tion?
Anon-A-I•.loss •
scrr-oant-nt-urns, o.nj tho
\$ t"Cf"C~t\\lc.$. BABBUJlY t I CORNER
Today all ovor America
the oollef?o boys hnve been
o~llod to the oolors l~d
Loris a.nd Clnrk Ms been no
oxooption.
Not enough tribute o~ be
p~.id ·to our boys in tho
nrmod forces, but oven
thouch they h~vc enlisted
,..ri th Uncle Sn.r:t we shall
continuo i'.rith our athletics
a.s in tho past. Intra.mur n.l
sports for our suys o.nd
cals Yrill be orc.:::..nized on
tho canpus. Fins-ponG nnd
b~dninton will be offered,
so lot's lil:ilior up ['..lld
stnrt sip1inE "VJi th your
nthlotic con1issionor.
Until tho r::-,ins como wo
vrill het vo so1:10 ·e_;.)Od work~
outs v,ri th volley ball nnd
indoor basobQll. For those
nho like to skate tho ice
colossew:1 is n fino plo.co
to enjoy r. rofreshin t:, after
noon.
AlthouGh our sport fncil
itios nt present nrc limit
ed, lot's nll coopcrnte and
hf'.VO some enthusiastic sup
port. How o.bout it, gnng?
DR. ODELL, BISHOP BAXTER
SPEAK IN CHAPELS
Dr. Morsa.n Odell, presi
dent of tho collo ~o, opened
the first chapel of tho
yof\.r on Oct. 5 with his ~d
dross, nFor Such a Time l1..s
This". He clmlloncod tho
studGnts to lock to tho st~
bilizin t.; clements of spirit-··
unl nnd intellectual lifo
in this "nnd but bo~utiful
Tlorld"• Dr.. Montr;omory,
pnstor of Contrc·.l Presbyto
ri:::Ln Church r.nd tho new in
structor of biblic ::-.1 liter
ature, lend tho devotions.
Tho followin r; TuoGdr .. y,
Bishop Bruce Br.xtor, Oroc;on
Bishop of tho Methodist
Church, ~ro scntod his r.d-
dross, The First Lndy of'
tho llorld"• He outlined
tho life of Rndni!lo Chicmc
Kaishok. Bishop Ba.xtcr
wr·.s o.rn.onc a. (;roup of
church lcndoro privilc r;od
to discuss reliGious prob•
lams with hor while she wns
in ·ir.shincton D.c. l.t th.':'..t
tin.o she nc.do tho rom..'Lrdc.b
lo S~'Ltomn1t, tho koynoto
of his nddross, "Thoro io
n limit to physical ondur
nnco; there is no limit to
spirituel resources"•
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'Vol, II Lewis a.nd Clark Collcrell October 151 1943 ____ . ____ t_So_.1_
~NlWLLl .'lEHT REACHES
11!INETY -sIX
Tho cmthtu:Ji astic support
of tho collo :.~o on tho pnrt
of tho studoLts lta.~ rosult
md. in un inr:rottso in sone
aspects of tho enrolluont,
tho re~istr ution of np
proxir.'l."'. toly 100 students
for the fu.ll senoster, ac
cordin ~ to Professor Tiillis
c~.~.rruth, iogistr o.r, indic
::~tcs nn npprocia.blo inVJ'HO t S 1";}10
Student Body
President:
Socrct r:try: Harold Snith
Co1u ~io Berkey
Cor.mi s s iono r s
Socinl: Ed.nn lblc
Publicntions: Lotn
Gohroit~:
Judicial: CG.rl Ho.ssold
Athl ~tic: l{c.rrio·t Banbury
Finance: Florenc(; Hydcnos
cro<~.so in intorost on tho President of 1~.u.s. Ruth
pn.rt of' students in o. tton~l- Hill
tn~.. e rLt the co llor_;c. Th1s
is truo ospeci:tlly in vim·r
of tho faci thnt n rnjority -
of tho non of colle;;c o.ro COHIHG ATTR11..CTIOHS
uro not pcrrnit·tcd ·to o.ttond
to c:trry-on n. liboro.l nrts Jan Poorco
collo ;-:o pror:.r:1..m G.t the pros-Froshio Assembly 0gt,20
Oct,21
Oct,29 ont t:Lno • Hntch Nicht
At tho bot;inninr; of tho A, YloS • Ton.
::::oconcl Yrook of school, on-Publicntion of
.i.")lJ.~·.tont ·mts ns follovrs:
2.G ucn, '10 vmmon, 96 totn.l, Forr.ml Sorvico Hov, 3
"Guide"
Nov,1
Hen's Demeo
lJov. 5
ITov,l'S.22
Conforonoo 'l'hc foll0TTinc.: ia tho on-
rolh:tcnt of fr0shnon stud-Rush Hook
onts: 10 mon, 37 vromon, 46 C.'trllpus Lenders 1
totr:.l o
Ono point of interest is
t.hc fc• .. ct th:..1.t rvo havo stud
.;· .. lts fran v:' .. rious places in Hovel9-20
Christr.'!."'.S Concert Doc,
Christr.1rts Pnrty Do.c.l7
Cnrnivnl nnd Style Show
the ste~.to ; as "'i·Fbll n.s two
students Beverly Lynn e.nd Dorothy Hn.ynor
RoY. Th.or ;1~son , froJl'!. Cnlifor- V(1.1ontino Pnrty by Jnn,l4
Fob, 5
Fro sluwn
r.io., n.nd. tv1o others, Dm·.rn
Cope lan(1 nnd iJnnoy Weyer-,
from So~ .t t.tlo •
Sovcrn.l other students
arc oxpoatod to ror,istor
\•d thin tho next fen d::~.ys,
since thoro uro ab7ays lnto
roristrations durin[; tho
fi~ ·st tHo vwck::; of school. -
FISH FRY HELD,
YEAR'S FIRST SOCIAL EVENT
Tho socinl year of '43-44 Fob ,11
Arthur Rubenstein Fob.l4
Heifetz Fob,l9
Sndio Hr.Ytkins I.In.r • 3
Rush Vfook r.hr. 6-13
Homocomin c rinr • 24-26
B::trbor of Beville Mn.r, 29
Spiri tunl Enpho.sis Hook
Junior Hcol~·ond
Bidu Sa.yno
Cotton Duy
Nny Yfool~
rtn.y Da.y
Comm.onconont Apr. 1-7
Apr.l4-15
Apr.lB
Apre21
Ma.y 1-G
Hn.y 5
:Mn.y 28
opened for Lewis and ?la.rk 1"i:N"" p!nco on freshly out
Fridn.y, October 0 vn th n mnplc sticks, tho pnrty
Pioneer Fish Fry, Tho e{:o.in broke into 'b.·!o croup5
1;roup wr.s tliv:i.dod into t\vo Thoro rta.s dnncinr:; in tho
sides onch with n. .,ot of Socinl Hnll nnd r;~mos on
clues hidden nt different tho patio outside, Before
poi::.1.tc on the crunpus. The:> the Fish Fry broke up nt
lnst cluo lon.d bnck to tho cloven o'clock evoryono
c~'.cho of fish. After rous-6-on co norc r;n tho rod in tho
ing fish in tho outdoor Socinl Hnll to sinr; tho
1 liTil\ 11'\tor. SOPHONORES ELECT;
PlJJT HiiT IATION
Ibxine Bolz, president of
tho sophonore clnss, an
nounced tho election of the
f'ol1onin r; cluss officers on
·~ctober 8: \"{o.rron Eioto,
vice-president, ~~rtlo
Jolu'l.son, sccrot:J.ry, Don
Shick, trcnsurer, o.nd Bob
S chre i b c r, s c r L"O~,.n t-a. t-o.rn~ u
L. t tho nee tine the cla.s s
plo.m1ed tho sophoraoro' s
trnditionnl initi ~tion oB
tho freshmen into tho stud
ent bodyc Wnrren Nieto v.rr.-.s
appointed chc..irrr.n of Incu
b~~tion riook o.f'fo.irs. 'Vier k
ine uith him will be Pnt
Grn.hc.r.1 nnd Don Shmck,
Brcsh.J.aen v..rill receive their
l1Jlmc-cnrds.. crocn hr.ir bows
o .. nd cups in the Frcshio
Assembly, October 21.
Throur ~hout Incubn.tion Weok <.)
n.ll frosmncn will bo under
the iron rule of tho sopho
noros, Tho clh.mx of tho
period 1iJill occuD on Hn tch
Ni[~ht, October 29, when
froshnon will doff their
doG colilio.rs to bo officio.l
ly o..ccoptod c.s student-body
nOJ:ili or s • --
NEH GYM SCHEDULED
TO OPEN
Tho Oregon r:tist is buck,
but gyr:'L clr-.ssos vron' t be
missed o.ccordin c to Mrs,
l.looro, physic::.l cducn. tion
instructor. Tho problem of
physical education Yvi thout
o.n especinlly constructed
buildin c; co.used sone mo•
monts of unr,uish. This ho .. s
boon solved by ln.yinc n
wood floor on tho middle
dock of tho croon house ad
joining tho new women's
dormitory.
Tho r;yn will provide fn. ...
cilitios for b~dminton,
a.rchcry, shuffle bonrd, and
exercises , Lntor on dnnc•
inc r.my be r.ddod,
~'irs . Hooro bolicYos it
will satisfy tho college
needs for tho tlurn.tion, Tho Pioneer Log
Portland, Oregon
J?ublit:hvd Bi-vroekl~
by Lovris nnd Clark CollOGO -
Lotn Gchrsitz
~dnn. Halo
~Jnrtha Finger
Ruth Hill
i"'n t Grnhn.t:t
Evelyn Spnrlin
7
-'~u t}-1 Has so 1 d
:~Inrrumd Smith
Hnrriet Bo.nbury
1Iyrtlo -Johnson
Edith DpLons
01TE FOR ALL Editor
Reporter
Reporter
Reporter
Reporter
Reporter
Reporter
ColurJnist
Sports
Fot'.turos
Fcnturos
Lcvris c.nd Cln.rk ColleGe
ir: our collo r~o, ostnblishod
i'or ;Js to Y.l..'"tko a. vail ~;.blo to
us tho :-:~rttcrials to build n
libcrnl oduc :~.tion. It of
fcrG us an opportunity to
undorstr .. nd people n.s -rrcll
ns things throuGh our pnrt
icipation in student uctiv_.
ities.
!·.~a.ny of us o..re novr to
this co..j:1pus vmy-of-lifo.
'l1'ho so of us nccustor.1ed to
it c.rc rococnizinc norc ful
ly or.ch yon.r the srad~nl_in
c:rcusc in our apprccJ.utJ.on
of lifo provided by the in
·'.-;o!.luctun.l r--.:1d soci<"..l rola
·~ionsh ipG vro hc..v0 c..cquirod
·~1cro(l
This if one collor_.;e fer
all of us novr hero. Let's
coorclin:tto our lives -r.'ith
t!:r.t r.lrco.dy o Gt:.'..b lishode -
GHEE'l'HTG S FUR 'TI;E
VICTOI:Y Y&.,_RJ
~.i{i th r.~ll JJ.1oric['.ns rro
join in tho hope that be
foro this 3cl:ool yo o;_~r is
over there IJC.Y be a deci
sive dofc;.'..t of Ctt J.c2..st one
of tho ;.xis pm·:crs Go thnt
we j'JD.y thi1'1]: of it a.s tho
ber:innin t; of victory. It
c~·.n be a lrictory Yor'.r Ctlso
for LeYris ~nd ClnrJ.: College.
This ye~r our faculty is
strorlcor; cur hcc~v-y j·.lort
c,•tcu is pnid; Yro hrnrc a.n
excellent stud nt bocly, do
sni to tho loss of our r .. on
to the ['.rncd snrvicos; a.nd
thoro is o. dcfini to in
ere~ so of church rnd public
in tore st in our r.ro-,·,-th c-.nd
dovolopr:1ont. '.re still hCtYo
~1ocd of three Yirtuos : cour
nr::o to do our Yror,: in diffi-
CKI\ t\M\1 ... \UU. t.lo PREXY'S P.t.l.TTER
by Hal Snith SERVICE STL.RS
This yonr so I!l..any . of
This col'lll7ln vlill be devotw ·those thr.. t -rmuld ~hav-e ·15ocn
od to items of studont-boq,y upper-clnssmon or visiting
interest a.nd Yrill appoa.r in c.lur~mi arc in tho armed
ouch edition of tho college forces thnt Service Stars
p~pcr. This week tho usc of could put out a four or
the socinl hc.ll durinr: the fi vo pr...go paper on its ovrn
noon hours will be analyzed. uithour giving space to
At tho bosin..Din G of tho everyone, oven so, each
collot;e year, there wns no issue c::tn ;_;ivo you ~he nd
. definite schoclulo for the tlrossos and "doinr;s of at
usc of the roor.1. This re-leo.st -t....-rro or three.
sul ted in confusion. \fhile on len.vo Ensign R.R
Tho executive council,n.ct- Blnndint;, farner studont
ine; ni th tho a<L-llni stra. ti vo body president and bet-tor
nm·.1bers of the f::tculty, h...'\S lmovm to those of us who
non vrorJ:ed out n. proc11an for nrc norr Seniors as Bob
tho usc of tho hall, vrhich, Blanding vr::...s hero bn tho
it is believed, will neot ca.mpus tho first da.y of
·rrith tho np:;>rovr..l of the rocistr ~tion. Bob rr,nve his
student body. address as USS. Pyvo c/o
Tho social hnll uill be Fleet P.o., Sun _Francisco.
reserved for the neotincs of Those vrho l'2lovr Bob vrill
tho Christic.n Follor.rship on rononbor lil 6vok a.s well.
:i~ondrtys, o..s it hn.s boon in J:..ccording to Bob, he is r.t
tho pnst. On Tuosdn.ys tho Pro sent "trC'.vdllling ·nrounu
sophouoros Trill sponsor in tho PCtcific." Letters
dancer; for tho student-body, rortch him: Ensi[ !~ Alan Cook
Hodnesdr.y orchestr-a prnctiuo USS Tito.nio., c/o Fleet P.C.
,·rill occur. Thursday nill b:c Sun Frnncisco.
left open so thnt ~ny croup J~ Hyde, elected vic0-
tho..t uishes to sponsor a president of tho student-
dunce or procro..r.1 i.my do [;0 body rtnd ~1rosidont of tho
by askin~; ~ pernission of tho senior class for this yon.r
council, Tho Friday p10o-r'..nd now st::ttionod n.t tho
r::rnr.1s ·will be proscntod by f.·hrino Dctf.'.chr.lcnt NaV!'.l
tho different orr;rtnizrttions . Tro..inin g Unit, College of
in tho collC[~C nnd ·will con -tho Pncific, Stockton, Cn.l
sist of plays t"..nd other ifornia, writes thc..t he may
forms of stt1dont tC'.lont. Tho be coninc up tho end of tho
Thurscbfii a.nd Eridrty dntcs r.1onth on furlour:h at tho
have not been filled in yet, end of exn.;-:Unnti ons • Jim
SO a.ny croup thnt '\'fishes to forgot to Si[';ll his middle
h;.tvo cho.rce of one of those initial il:. ondorsin t; his
noon hour proera.ns should pny-checl:: nnd in rovon~
vrork out a. schec.lulo of tho the noY.rors~th c.. t-bo nndc him
cntcrtah:.ncnt they huvo to nrit; his ~1nr.~ 1500 times.
offer and proso ::.1t n request Jin' 3 roo:nr:l...'l.tos of lo..s"l:;
to tho comJ.cilc ycr.r a.ro in tho irao other
branches of the Service. ca.rry forrr['.rC1 under 'Jn.r li::-1 -Lolf.'.nd Vun Canp (Co ,11.~
ita.tions, and vision to 126 Tunk Destroyer) is
plan lr.rco enouGh for tho stntionod a.t North Cnnp
futurG • ·;:o o.ro bcc;iru"'.inE· Hoodo J'..ftor he finishes
no-r: tho ro.i:Jinc of our Po.st trrtininc:; thoro he is schod
'Ua.:C Builcfriu r. Fund so thc.t ulcd to r;o L:to officer's
-::;o crtn be rcr.dy for the il~ trc.inirj,r: · in tho Forei::;n
nodiatc cJ.oublinc (possibl y Ln.nt_;ur.r_;~'s Bro.nch. Sem:1r:tn
triplinc:;) of our enrollnont :.tiles Sa.nuolson, Jiu' s
nhon peo.co cor.i.cs. other rooiJr.lr'ltc, is noYr ut-
::o :"'..r~ cnca.r;cd here in nn tondin;-· T·:"illn..-·1ottc Univer-
uc<:'..dOl.:ic t'..dvcnturo. i..-o Gity. Sa.n vinitod tho cnr.l-
nust build no':J tho cha.ract- pus the first Sunday c..ftor
or of our collccc so C'.s to school opened a.nd nC'.lkod i&
ur'.ke it distinctly sir_:nifi-to his forner dorni tory not
co.nt a.s a place for tho knC'ninr· thrtt it l1..."..d been trainin.:_: of l:ondorship · for trm'!.sf~ rnod into n Ymnon' n
tho criovous noods of our buildinc. But he found out,
r.ce• ~hy it be n Victory
Yo~:.r 1
IIor r;r.n Odell. Tho collor;o Yront over the
top in itc support of tho
United ltn.r Cho st. Lot' s
do tho sru. o for tho Rod
CfO$$ . • ..
The co--eds have stolen
the e;ay plaid soxs from the
boys. Obsorvo tho dcop_.red
ones Marjorie McGregor
v:ears to classes. A good
variety of ''bobbJr· soxs"
will a.dd nm7 life to your
truoty moca.ssins.
Curls ~ro shorter 'n
~luffier. Look to Rut}L
Hill for a clever cut. Her
coiffute looks nen.t in tho
class room and can be all
dressed up for u pnrty by
tho addition of these fas
cinating nevr feather combs,
e.nd evening bea.ux. A 1:ra.rn
inf, to the Frosh; reserve
fancy ribbons for ovoninc•
Ji.axine Bolz -rma.rs a "com
fy'i rnin coat. Hers is
Tv:1:i.te, light o.nd easily
:.:potted ;-:han . she .~ ci:ossos
busy intersections. It's a
vrise girl 1:rho vroa.rs some
thing i:rhi te in n. storm.
'Kerchiefs in tho ra.il1
spell rood sense. Tho cood
ca.n c~oso any huo in a.
solid shn.do or pattern.
To.ko your pick: lemon, limo
chocolate or cherry.
D6RMITORY NEiiiJ"S
We 't'Tere un excited group
of younc women -rrhen Septem
ber 29 arrived. Roncvring
old friendships und makin(j
new ones is nlways fun. Our
now hend rosidont is Miss
F.recda o. Hartzfcld, our
Dca.n of Women. THE RUMOUR
With the ringing of the
bells oa.rly Jvkindo.y morning,
oollogo had officially
started. A quick ~oy
shows n record uttonda.nce
of girls und some boys. Ttia
situation looks very good,
thouch--for tho follo~s.
Tho sleek black number
you've seen boloncs to
I•Ja.rion Hi ttlor.1..'1.11e Nice job
l'.letrion, hou about u spin?
Billy C::~.rruth cortc..inly
coos rccsivo feminine at
tention nnrr-c- .. -dc.ys, b..lt
he'd c.pprcci::' .to it r.10rc if it ...-:oro lini tod to tho quo.d
uron.
1'/e u.rc ·v:ondorin r: iffthh
other trwnty•fivo r.1on o.ro
as Ul1C\.V~'..ilablc o.s Yhrron
Hioto?
For the very lutost noY!S
on Rood's soci::~.l f~ctions
soc Ruth Hill. She J.mows 1
To tho froshra.an girls who
clli~scd tho ~vo hundsonm
sailors--Ym c.r:roo Yd th you,
Kay Ellefson nnd Milos
So.nuolson do brinG out tho
wolf in once
V.iiTH APOLOGIES TO
ENGLISH 151
She sailed upon u bo.rsc of
cold
With purple sc..ils unfurled,
Porfunod nnd lovely to be
hold,
Ah, ron~nce of thnt ancient
"t:TOrldl
We ha.vo "b.·ro honored mom-T1wns thoro she spied bold
bars of our dormitory, Rex Antony,
Thd>Illpson from GJ,qnd::- .. lo,. Cnl-6no third the nn tiotl vms
ifornin and Mr. Wl\'lkor, his- his otm.
tory profossor.A:j.thou c;h tho A Ymrrior, fearless, br:-..vo
men nre outnumbered thoy vr..s ho
'TJ.'l Cl 1 d h' f rr.n.nng:o very -.:roll, don 1 t you·r oo urc . un f\.r
Rex? On October 10 Ruth fr01:1 Rona.
Walker from Ba.lmr joined us.
The former boy's dorr.1itory Thoy rrinod r..nd dined such
is now tho residence of bnnquots raro,
seven girls. Tho head res-riholo piclcts, richest
idcnt is ~~s . Brndy. vnnos--but thoro,
Tha Women's Lounr,e on tlao I da.ot not, da.ro not linc.or
socond floor of the L~~in lmnG,
dormitory is being bright- Alas' {1:1.0thinks r.1c ho::trd
onod by tr10 nm-r study the cone;. )
lamps. All tlonon day stud
ont s nrc i"io 1 como to co no to ?..~
the room for rola~~tion ot
roa.dinc• da.ydroan--Yrild procrc.s
tinntion-
Oft ,.'IOndorin c
fnshion, in nodorn
Election of dormitory of
ficers i1:~s held October 13.
Tho n~7 council consists of
Betty Schultz, president,
Pnt Grnhnm, vico-prosido~t,
Fv0}yn ~ry; rlin, stJcrotf'l.ry-
"h-t.~\~Y'"J )ot'~l \<ly\(~ Just how thoy'd dino--hr.v:tr .\?
On nodorn ro.tion?
Anon-A-I•.loss •
scrr-oant-nt-urns, o.nj tho
\$ t"Cf"C~t\\lc.$. BABBUJlY t I CORNER
Today all ovor America
the oollef?o boys hnve been
o~llod to the oolors l~d
Loris a.nd Clnrk Ms been no
oxooption.
Not enough tribute o~ be
p~.id ·to our boys in tho
nrmod forces, but oven
thouch they h~vc enlisted
,..ri th Uncle Sn.r:t we shall
continuo i'.rith our athletics
a.s in tho past. Intra.mur n.l
sports for our suys o.nd
cals Yrill be orc.:::..nized on
tho canpus. Fins-ponG nnd
b~dninton will be offered,
so lot's lil:ilior up ['..lld
stnrt sip1inE "VJi th your
nthlotic con1issionor.
Until tho r::-,ins como wo
vrill het vo so1:10 ·e_;.)Od work~
outs v,ri th volley ball nnd
indoor basobQll. For those
nho like to skate tho ice
colossew:1 is n fino plo.co
to enjoy r. rofreshin t:, after
noon.
AlthouGh our sport fncil
itios nt present nrc limit
ed, lot's nll coopcrnte and
hf'.VO some enthusiastic sup
port. How o.bout it, gnng?
DR. ODELL, BISHOP BAXTER
SPEAK IN CHAPELS
Dr. Morsa.n Odell, presi
dent of tho collo ~o, opened
the first chapel of tho
yof\.r on Oct. 5 with his ~d
dross, nFor Such a Time l1..s
This". He clmlloncod tho
studGnts to lock to tho st~
bilizin t.; clements of spirit-··
unl nnd intellectual lifo
in this "nnd but bo~utiful
Tlorld"• Dr.. Montr;omory,
pnstor of Contrc·.l Presbyto
ri:::Ln Church r.nd tho new in
structor of biblic ::-.1 liter
ature, lend tho devotions.
Tho followin r; TuoGdr .. y,
Bishop Bruce Br.xtor, Oroc;on
Bishop of tho Methodist
Church, ~ro scntod his r.d-
dross, The First Lndy of'
tho llorld"• He outlined
tho life of Rndni!lo Chicmc
Kaishok. Bishop Ba.xtcr
wr·.s o.rn.onc a. (;roup of
church lcndoro privilc r;od
to discuss reliGious prob•
lams with hor while she wns
in ·ir.shincton D.c. l.t th.':'..t
tin.o she nc.do tho rom..'Lrdc.b
lo S~'Ltomn1t, tho koynoto
of his nddross, "Thoro io
n limit to physical ondur
nnco; there is no limit to
spirituel resources"•