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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College’s Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 2, Number 3. 4 p.
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1943-11-24
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LOG
Vel. II. Lowis and &lo.rk College, ·No.,!e_m_b_·e_r_2_ -4..;1
-:~1-9_~ _________ -_N_o~·-3S_ '
OFCL CONFERENCE
H'SLD HERE NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
BY STUDENT-BODY
Tho Oregon Fod0rntion of Cn.rl Hns 5old, · jlidiain]
';ollogiato Leudor' s mot om oommis sioncr, announced ·
our campus Friday o.nd Sa:tur-Jthr...t Mrtrtho."Fingr;r c.nd_Billl
J~y, Novcmbnr 19 o.nd 20 to '"Hn:rri.aon wore cloctcd .mocr
study tho problems common president und troa.surer,
to collogGs todo.y. Six com-r·Jspcctivcly, of tho stu
m-ittee rnootings wore hold: d0nt body during tho recent
"!he Collogo's Po.rt in tho bc.lloting.
War Progro.m'', lad by Don Tho two ncrw officers fill
Hr.-11, Oregon State: "Stu-tho v-a'Cfincio s left by Jim
dant-Fuoulty Rolutions11
1 Hyde, now in Mnrine; tro.in
Joooilln Fulhnm, Linfioldr ing nnd Tad Klippstoin, now.
'1Tj~_s-lribution of CoJ.J.ego in th0 Army.
t..: t i vi t io s o..nd St udont Fi-
" _.,_0·:. 11, Christina. Kiriakodi s,
P· .' ifio Uni V'Jr sity; "·Tho
r;.-..J.l::go' s Po.rt in Pbst-lfvo.r
ilnnning", Po.ul Roth, Port-
lcYJ.d University; "Sooinl UnivrJrsity.
A::rtivitios nnd Regulations", Sooroto.ri0s for tho
Goorgo Dovroy, Willo.motte col!U":1i ttoc meotings wero ·
U::i vor si ty; "'Publico.tionn"·,. Cn.rl Hnssold, B?ill Harrison,
i>:;tc.. Gohrsitz-. HnrrifJtt Banbury, nnd Mn.x•
Thoro wore forty dole-inc Bolw.
g~.t0s prcsrmt; tho number Aftor tho Fridny mact
r·~p~osonting tho collcgos ings, Drnn of Woman, Miss
vr~ s: Mc..rylhur st Normnl, 2; Hnrtz·f0ld, hold n ton in
!'1·lrylh,.lrst Ccllogo, 5, Mt. honor of thr:: d0.lcgr.tr1s.
,' :.1~_ul r~ollog c, 2·; Mt. Angel Sho nnd Edna. Hnlo grc:~tcd
l' .nr.:1.l, 3;; Linfield, 5; tho dt;logc,t<:s in th; En
flct·tl":tnd University,· ]r St. trnncc Hall of th-J Adminis-
7T:-·J r::n' s 'i-lr'.ll, G; Will(\motte· trntion Building. Mrs:;.
Un:Lvcrsity, 2'; Oregon Col-Od:::ll nnd Mrs. Co:rruth
lr.gr. of Educnticn, 3; Oro-pomrod.
gon Sto.to College, 5; Pnci- Frido.y night tickets
.:~.,~ Uni vor si ty, 1; Lowis; woro furni sh0d th':'l dolo
':\.nd 1lo.rlt, 5, gntcs to tho Grunt-Frnnklin
Lowis nnd Cl~rk dole-footbnll go.rna.
g~tos wore Hnrold Smith, So.turdny evening nfter
s+.ndont body pre sidont; tho official ending of the
Ed11n Hnlo, sec inl ccmmis• 1943 C cnforcmco tl br.nquot
:::i0n0r; Lctn Gohrsit z·, pub-wns given for tho dclogc..tos
lic~ti0ns comrnissicnorr ut the Imporinl Hotel.
Ruth Hill, A, w. s. prosi-Guest spo~ker wo.s Dr. Henry
,ont; Cnrolyn Barkey, icc-Gunn, Assistant Supnrint 0rr
r•Jtr ry of tho student lb:ody. d':mt of Portla.nd Schools ·.
O.F .. C.L. officers scrv-Dr. Gunn disouss od ''When to
ing; nt t:'lis conforonco wcro Koop Your Hauth Shut, und
J'Jtty J. Jorr.lc.nn.. Mnryl-When to Tr~lk."
hurst, president, nnd Hr:~.rold After tho bC'.nquot, o.·
Gmi th, Lowi s C'.nd C l0..rk, s-oc .. dnnco wns hold fer th :~ do 1-
rr::tnry-tronsuror • ogc.te s r.nd stud::mt s of tho
Officers clootod for· momb·;r cell g,-;s. W·Js Long
noxt ycnr vnre George Dewey,. and his ton-pic:cr; crohcstru.
Orogen Str.to1 prosid int;nncli plnynd.
Meredith Pnttison, Linfield,.
vioc-presidont.
Tho ~oet collogn r~
194~ vrill bo Wil Jl~tt..o CHOIR PRESENTS . SERVICE
' Tho n-nnuo:l Thr.:nksgi ving
Service of tho collage wets
held during the chnpcl hour
en Novombsr 23. Following
tho processional, tho robed
choir under tho direction
of N'Ts·. Emrnft B, Mci6r, sr.ng
'i'c.lorius' "'Prnyer of Thanks ···
giving" with its timely
words, "We r.ll do extol
Thoo our lenfor in bnttlo
and pro.y that Thou still
cur Defender will be". In-·
eluded nlsc wn! tho fnmil
inr "Old Hundroth'1, made
diff or~nt by a chungo of
rhythm•
Rovcrcnd Frc.nklyn Hudson;
of Westminster Prosbytorinn
Church, spoko of "Thanks
giving in Our Time'". In tho
concluding numbar by the
choir, Gounccl1 s "Se.notus",
MOffat Dennis wns soloist.
Hnrriot Hcuf!rton uccomp_nnied
tho musico.l selection~.
GREEK ORGANIZATIONS
ANNOUNCE PLEDGES
The four fraternal grou p~
nt Lowis o.nd Clnrlc complet
ed Rush Wcok o.ctivitios o~
Ncv~mb ~r 15. Tho girlG
plodging Alphn Gnr.1mu sorer-·
ity nrc Ja.not AoksrrnanJ
M£'.xino Bol Z', Bt>.rbr.rn Burns,
'Pr.t Crisp, Kt'.rcl0n Diotric: ..
Lois Fitzgibbons, Lillin:
Falcon, Marjori e Frcomnn~
Rob~rto. M(\XWcll, Nn.dil,.
Po.lmorton, anci Mur jo£ t
Silvn.,
Pledging ·sigrnn Rho sorer
ity o.ro Jonn Broso, Virgin .. ··
in Eddy, Vyvyo.n Frc:Jmr.n.~
Dcrothy Kirkwood, Carolyn
Nl:'.sh, Shory Philip, Doris
Rr:Jnzcmo., nnd Ruth W~lkor.
Alpha. Rho Omogn frntorn-
1ty unne\mo r1s r.a its:
I pledges: Hownrd ~owlor,
Gcrd0n McRonry, nnd Gena ~
Wostburg. Sigmn Alphn Sig
mn is pledging GoorGO Colo,
George MoKocl, Bill Smith
und Rex Thompson, ,
T:t~ PIONEER LOG
Portland, Oregon EXCERPT S F'ro"'l nm~ IDJD!iN' S
REACTION TO BATCH WEEK
Leta Gehrsitz
Virginia Eddy From Professor Thaxter's
Editor freahman English class come
As~oci ate the following student opin•
Editor ions of froshnnn initiation&
Vyvyan Freeman Associate "To abolish Hutch Week
rqdine ralmorton Editor vri th o.ll it signifio s
Feature would rob college freshmen
Editor of u long-looked-forwnrd-
1 R t t II ~dna lia.e cpor er to even •
"Svelyn Sparlin Reporter "While ~runting that it
.dar:riett Banbury Sports is o. lot of silly nonsense,
Ruth Hill Reporter one must still nn.intnin
Po.t Cri3p Fentures that this practice of pest-
Dorothy Kirkwood Typist ering the freshman is an
li...:.r::i::r~gJ.=·::n:;i::a=:B::e::nn:=e::r==::R=o:::p::o=r=t=o=r= institution, a.n · old and
· time-honored one."
VIE MAY BE PROUD
Out of the OFCL confer~
r'!l.CO held hero last Week,
•.n.s como a feeling of whole
. ,rted appreciation from
·,_r d8logatGs to the stu-
:; ,i".ts and faculty who have
~tven us our strohgly demo
~ratic form of student gov
c:rnmont. We want nv0ry mem
bor of the student-body to
s~mro with us tho under
standing we havn gainod
.. (om our contacts with stu
~cnt loaders all over the
::_ ·t~r:.-~o of Oregon.
l1;~o ~t ir:1portrtnt to us is
·· tj.:"' rae.lizrttion that ':to
y.:·, t~ ,,.~ r!-:ing cnnsti tutio!.1
"':hich wo cun refer and
'Y which we ~bide. It pro
'Vidos the maximum of stu
d~nt control of student af
f~irs. All other colleges
in tho stat~ hr.vr: ft."'..cul ty
..• rivi snr s or suporvi sor s on
·'~he oxocutivo council a.nd
··.n the: mrtnnt;inc; of finc..nce 1
·,cc in.l n.cti vi tics o.nd stu-
, >~~1t nublications. H.-;ro we .l
nave conploto froodon of
student government. We
point out as a specific ox
D.mplo, our absolute control
Jf tho student budget and
~·pendin g of student funds
··vi th ths c.dni:1i Gtrc·. tioritl
t·:Jnssur(·.nc0 of our ·power by
tho ch0ckinc' of the ~llo~
:unt of student funds -~ o.n
JUtsido t uditor.· ..
Tho Dnintuining ·or this
pm'lor in· o'ur hcmd~ ·shows
cloo.rly that our faculty
boliovos us to be ndults,
capo.blo of knowing wha.t we
w~nt , whut is good for us,
r.~d which wr:~y is the best "In tho first place the
ini tio..tion wn.·s so prolonged
and infantile thn.t it was
boring, a.nd secondly, it
lucked the interest of the
majority of tho students,
a.nd in some cases, members
of tho faculty.
"The finale is Ho..tch Night.
A few freshmen come attired
in their proper costumes~
some cone dressed-up., a.nd
tho maj6ri ty dodsn 1 t ·.come
o.t ull. Tvro or throe rooks
porform for tho crowd ancl
tho vrhole froshm.un cluss is
declared officially "hatch•
od". The nonory of it all
is rather dull and un
. t t " ~mpor un •
"In rrry opinion a shorter
period would be more effect
ive. This period--lot's
say throe days----could
covor a well-planned sched
ule of terrible tusks. The
whole ordeal would bo pop
pi or throughout and would
ha.vo less chance of becom
ing tirosono."
These express op~osing
views and one constructive
comnent. VTo wondor if tho
writers ·will romambcr and
up-hold their opinions when
they arc sophomores next
yoo.r.
und nost expedient nannor
of accomplishing our ends.
It is our wish that wo muy
hold this knowledge boforo
us as we tro.nso.ct student
busines s. FonOOTT:&ITI NO 1
Associated vnth tho col~
logo arc a number of o..ctivo
groups, whoso purpose is to
uid tho building of a vroll~
equipped college in all
phases of academic and com ... ,
nuni ty endoa:vor----but who.t
has happened to the Alumni
Association?
When wo cor..sidor such on
association we 0xpoct to
find a group of enthusiastic
graduates, roo..lizing inti
m.utely the needs of the stu
dents for specific apparatus
and literatur e in the field
in which each graduate did
his major work, recognizing
tho need for better facili-
ties to curry throu ~h a successful student social ryro-... grrun, und above o..ll appre-
ciating the experience go.i~1··
od hore at Lowis a.nd Clark
that has placed then in the
positions they hold today.
From tha.t appreciation,
wo fool, hus como a willing
ness to do something to
benefit thoso of us now
hero. Evidently, thenj
a luck of ore;aniza.tion ir•
holding bnck this group or
graduates vrho could be gi V··
ing us support through con
munity recognition of their
combined efforts and througL
their activo understandin g
of our problems, Wo recom ..
mond that tho student-body,
ospocially tho senior class~
coordinate this group with
us. Wo have neglected
their presence too long~
Let's nru{e thorn fool that
ou·: interests a.ro theirs.
T:'JHERE I OH I WHERE--
While we're on the S'li.b
ject, vrhnt has ho.pponed to
the senior class? Sene of
us don't know who tho sen
iors arc, if there ~re such
things, whnt they a.re doing.
if anything, wha.t their
colors arc, what they in
tend doing to inprove the
college, other tho.n gi v·in:~
of their inspiring prosenc r:-: J
and a.bovo nll why they
havon.'t mado thor.1solvos
lmown.
To o.ny seniors who resent
this degradation, wo chal
lenge you to show indigna
tion by nction. :;ollege- fas ·~'tons .• as all Hn.t the "S.cout" bcon
f!lshions at the present watching you·? Road this
tirn.e, are ':Changing -quite. coluttm and find out. You
r1:.·';iceably-• ev-en the ·ha:ir· may be one of those who
rl~). The ·new· trend <1l.f :hair ·gets. iin the pro-merits list
...;t>ling enta-ils more time or olse you i'llight be in tho
'Lnt in brushing for that othor clo.ssification.
: ;' ::1lthy o.nd shiny look we pa._isys ~_?_:
all o..dmire. Of course, Those porsons who give
~.1.~.s mean·s that the glamour rides to follow studonts.
l"'irl bob is dof'initely Thoso 'l_)crsons 1..v·ho g;root
uo.sse. Women t'lre urged to eve-rybo.dy oh the campus.
keep their hair s.imple a.n.d Those students vrho actod
:nreet--flat ·on top and c..s official o...ncl nonofficinl
swept back .smoothly o.t tho hosts and hostesses to tho
sides of the facq. The campUs visitors•
·ost irn.porte.nt millinery Thoso students who got
6.r;signers o..re m.aking hats thoit lossons in on tiT!l.Ge
tn suit .~auch a s~fl G. Dandelions to:
!,:ow lot's peak ' 'through Tho so ::rtn(lcnts Vfho think
.•; dorrn.itory k:oyho le. "No the phone wa.s invented for
;: irirls clu.d in comfort- thuir spociul uso. Mo.ybo
_ . . jcn.ns and sloppy sw·.::.o..-they hn.v0n 1 t hcurcl about
1.: ·•·. ,. :··or their house: clco.n-tho 3 minute war linit.
~ .... 1;, ,:md so::1o blossom out in Those students who tcJcc
::.g:ht colored house coa.ts more than their ro..tion of
·.··~:r ."!, touch of glamour. noon dossorts.
1Jight clothes r.tro chosen Those students who ~cad
~"or wo..rmth o..nd o.. ttro.cti vo-thc.t lottcr from "Hirl" nt
."'·:,ss. Tent-like flo..nnol lunch.
_.~,...'-'tir;s with long billowy If you v;ish flowers of
· ;.c::-nros or po.jo.rw.s fush-ci thor kind gi von to uny
'L--:-:·:r;d o.ftr;r Grandpa:.' s long student---plcn.se submit
-0 ,. ' . .mrbrwoar with-foot o.nd sruno without thtl no..mo to
~~~~ ~oo..t. Bod. socks o.nd tho Scout curo of tho Edit~
" .-. ,,rooloy slippurs o.rc or.
8 .. :: ·, ': lCl)h10 ~l.dd:i.tions to
~hn callose wardrobe.
···urin~ St. Nick) -<;: b
We rnustn' t fors•;t tho
on' u pt.-.rtt ( a.l thouch vm
.''Jully d10uld~1' t bo picking
o·:. ,..1c·h ~ccrco · iitc:ms:) Thoro
a1:c h··.rher shops in Port
l: ·0r1. ( nlu~ for 'Mo lor) for
t:Tc v!Qll-groonod look tho..t
fc. :-.J J.:· "sends" tho guls!!
~· ~ TBE R.ECORD
'~Tho Surry Hith Tho
fi· i~~go on Top"--Dawn Cope
l ·1J.' G ca.r.
., I Got Rhythn"-- Goorr;o
'~"'10 .
'Sleepy Lagoon"--8:30
c:.ha E) s ') s •
:'Eow S\·.root You Arc"--
1~ '.C:t Ackornun.
''Oh, ~~fuat it Ron.utiful
f',""ning"--Sc..turdnys nnd
S lnduvs. " "Don't Got Around ~.fuch
1-.ny More"-· I·'iost of L and C
coods.
"Oh, You Boo.utiful Doll"·
Jco.n Brose.
"There Arc Such Things"-
Snturduy night dates.
"This Is The Arny"--Port
lund Army ·-ir Bnse formal.
11 I 1r.1 Getting Tirod So I
Cn.n Sloop"--Night before
exams.
"Gobs of Love"-· Connie
Burkoo o..nd Ruth ~:c.lkcr.
"Play l~ntos"-- lhrjoric
Freonun and Hal Sr.,ith.
"Strnwborry Blond"- Nn.xino
Bolz.
"Jit' Hcnrt Tolls Ho"--
Nc.ncy 'Woyor, George McKeel.
"You'll Never Know"--
Tccchcrs' opinion of stu
dent s o.ftor oxn.r1s. SERVICE STARS
Addresses arc so frequent
ly changed among mombors of
the ar.mod forces that wo
can never bo sure whether
tho last one wo hn.vo is
still correct, but here artl
u fuw of the lntest ones.
The seniors around tho
c~).mpus -...rill rorn.o;nber "Hank"
Pete and his lottormQn's
sweater. PFC H.O. Poto's
o..ddross is now
C. E. 3202 SCSU ASTU
Novr York University
~'Io.shington Squo.ro
New York,3, New York
He is o. J'1ombor of tho
o.rmy spocio.liz od trainin g
progrron for post-war plan
nj_ng in connection with
lr..novrlodge of the Finnish
lunbua.[;c •
Evoryono on the crumpus
rofllO:rlbcrs Ward Williruns who
bor,an tho semester hero
this fall. For thoso who
would like to knovv, Ward • s
address is
rTo..rd c. Willir . .r:1S
S-32 As US}ffi Unit
Lymo..n V-12 Training
Y!n.llu Walla, ·thsh.
Ono of our women sorvico
sto.rs is
Pvt. Donna. C. Dn.vidson
USMC (WR) Bks 105
Canp Lojcune
}~en Ri vcr, :N. C •
Donna still writ~s to
several of tho girls on tho
~.Lt'lpu s nnd through them vro
loa.rnod thc.t sho is now
T·!rs. Joo Hcnnoko • as of Nov s. Joe is a.lso u Io.1o.rine,
huving suon n.ction n.t Pon.rl
Ha.rbor, Hiclwo.y, nnd Gua.du.l
cc.no..l.
-
First Moron: Thoro's a.
fly in your coffee.
Second Horon: Th~t 'o n.ll
right. Ho won't drink JTlUch.
Boys Have you ovor tried
listening to a. pluy with
your oyes shut?
Girl: Hn.vo you ovor tried
listening to o. pluy vrith
your ~outh shut? .. .
_u•EL BELLS
How vrould you cope with
·Gh0 problert of providing ed
ucation for 4300 children
in n. coun·by that forl'!lorly
possessed ono school houoo
'Jri th four tenchcrs and 100
p1J.pils? Tho solving of
t::t:Ls tremendous problem is
·~::w imr:tcdh;.te tusk of Dr.
Jt'..mcs Ho..mil ton. In his tn.lk
on Novonbor 2, he outlined
.. 1is work in Vn.nport.
According to h~u1 tho con
ventional instruction of
the R1s is not sufficient.
Tho large onrollnont !Xtkos
it necosso..ry to run tho
school in throe shifts.
This mec.ns thut 1750 chil..,
c1rcn nrc in tho streets be
·:;vvoon shifts 1 many without
u1lt r.:;uidancc. li. child
·· .. .:l.dn:r..ce clinic is one of
. ) procrossivc develop
_. .·!.tsJI incorporcttin g nodorn
~:thods of dealinG with dis
cipline cQsos. To soouro
·coachers un ~.ppoo.l wo..s
nn.do o..rilong the i'..tlo..ntic nnd
I·.ifiddlo \'"fest states. Tho :·.m.r
ale of tho sto..ff of 300
tn·1.chors is high nnd Dro
·:r·'.I.tilton so.id tho objodt is
·.x' keep it. His talk gnvc
l'.~ now insir;ht upon tho cd
, ·''<:ltiono.l proj0ct in Vnn-
J ~ you are liko nnny of
.' G the com~ .cs nrc the first
.:tad lo.st i ten roc .. d in the
jaily po.pcrs a.nd world
event neViS is [loaned by 0.
~inuto s ~lo..nco o.t tho hco..d
linos. Hr. Walker, history
.-.~..·o.f 'J s sor 1 gave o..n inforna.
·ci vo to.lk about recent
events in Russin. Did you
Ju10w thn.t Russia possesses
1ne-sixth of tho lund o.rcn.
in the world vri th fifty rn.
cio.l croups in which oiehty
lo.ngun.gos nrc spol:on? "Rus
f>io. is not o.. country; it is
o. ·vmrld·" To brin~ this
Group of peoples into clos•
or conto.ct with tho rest of
tho nations , roprosontn.
·'~ivos fr01'71 England, Russia,
·.nd tho United States not
to fornulo..tc o. solution for
post-war nctivitios. This
nutuo.l o.grco:raent , c..ccordinG
to Hr. ~·:c..lkcr, will bring
an opportunity for a. new
world order, "n. world
vr':'rthy of tho Kingdon of 'l!RI-BC:I HOLDS BANQUET
GREENHALL SPEAKS
Tri-8ci, tho science club
nt Lewis and Clark, in con
nection with its aim to
pnornote interest in science
Qt tho college, sponsored
nn interesting lecture for
tho student body on Novem
ber 10 on tho campus.
Mor.;bors of the club n.nd
prospectiv e rnombors first
mot for cinner in the
collcce dining r~om.
Spocinl g?ests of ·honor
wore Kenneth Coopor,Cono ..
issionor of Fino.nco in tho
city .Jf Portlnnd, n.r..d Hrs.
Cooper rend i~rthu:zr· Grc~nhnll
director of tho Portlnnd
Zoologico..l Gnrd::JES t:'..ncl Mrs;~
Groonhn.ll. J~ftor dinner,
in the social h~ll, Dr.
Groonh£'.11 tho foo..:fturod
spcnkcr of the evening
fnscinnted his uud~sno-o
with to.los of exciting nd-
vonturo onccuntor od while
on nn expedition in Central BA.NBURY' S CORNER
Our gym hns been co~pl ct
ed nnd Tuosdny the classes
ini t ir.ted tho now building.
A br..viminton court has been
painted on tho floor, nnd
prov1s1ons have been mndffi
to plny shuffle board. Wtrs~
Moore nlso hns c. new idea
about playing indoor base
bnll with a fluffy b~ll.
Thoro is c..n oil heater
down nt the g~n so don't
worry cbout being cold. And
nnywny n.fter a few exer
cises like the ones Mrs.
Moore gnvo l~st week you
will bo well circul c..tod,
r.-;nybe n. little stiff tho
noxt dn.y, too.
Noon Q~ncinc will be
under vmy nDw, tnc, t~n.t 'HC
h~vo ~ proper place in
which roc.lly to ho..vc fun •
1Lf7loricc in sonrch of the FELLOINSPIP ELECTS
notorious vo.mpiro bnts.. SL:l.TES BREL.KFl~ST FOR LII.FE
Several discoveries inpor-
tn.nt to tho prosro SG of Every Mondny n00ll O:t 12·: 30
r.1odico.l sc ionca wore made tho Chr i stirtn Fellowship 1 by r.ombers of tho expedition an nrg~nizo.ti on open to all
Coleored lo.ntcrn slides show-students, meo..ts for n cl.ov
int; br.:frs o.nc.1 S(}Vero.l typos otionnl progro..r :1 in tho
of reptiles added to the social hn.ll. This grour
onjoynont of the lecture. strossus; ChriEstic.n belief:··
which we f'.ro a. pn.rt111.,
Fiss l'nrthc. Monta.guo, in
structor of Oregon history,
outlined the hiatory of the
Lewis o..nd Clc..rk expedition
in hor ~ddross on November
11. Our guests thnt day
wore students fron Cn.mas
High Schoo 1. r:~i s s ~.'ionta.gue
st~tod tho..t nt tho time of
tho cxpoditinn , Thono..s Jeff
orson w~s Secratnry of
State, Meriwether Lowis wns
known as r. n.sublino dv.ndy"
in polite society nnd Vi'il-
1 i~m C.lnrk hr~ d n.chiovod pop
ula.rity in nilitnry o.ctivo-
ties. 11Long-knifo ", as
Lcwi s wns known, o.nd "Rod
hone", r.s C lnrk wc..s k:nown,
orgnnizod nne mnnngod tho
oxpoditinn with oxtDDmc
cnro. Tho unified efforts
of this group, }.~iss Font-nnd is non-<lonominati c·nnl>:'
Tfio officers c..ro ··Ju~ :
Crosley, presil:ont,;' Rut ~:
H ill, vico-presid ont; Pc:l"
Gr['.harn, oocrotc· .. ry; nne.
Betty Schultz, tro~suror3
Their first pnrty for
this yeo.r will bo honorir:.:··
Chet L~fc, retiring pro2-
ident. A Wflffle bren.kf r.: t; t
has boon plnnnod for th.
event at tho homo of WillJiJ:~~
Jc..nc Chr.noy.
. d 11 t th ..flGUC SC\.l , opcnO(l o c
Uni tod Stc.te s r.nd thn illl1cri·
cnn pooplo a vast continent
for colonization, tr~ding ,
n.nd living." Hor c:iscussi0r
included incidents not ap
ponring in or< inn.ry history
b)oks c..nd g~vo tho stuGonts
n.n insibht int0 tho buck
ground of tho men for whicL
our college is nnrnod.
Vel. II. Lowis and &lo.rk College, ·No.,!e_m_b_·e_r_2_ -4..;1
-:~1-9_~ _________ -_N_o~·-3S_ '
OFCL CONFERENCE
H'SLD HERE NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
BY STUDENT-BODY
Tho Oregon Fod0rntion of Cn.rl Hns 5old, · jlidiain]
';ollogiato Leudor' s mot om oommis sioncr, announced ·
our campus Friday o.nd Sa:tur-Jthr...t Mrtrtho."Fingr;r c.nd_Billl
J~y, Novcmbnr 19 o.nd 20 to '"Hn:rri.aon wore cloctcd .mocr
study tho problems common president und troa.surer,
to collogGs todo.y. Six com-r·Jspcctivcly, of tho stu
m-ittee rnootings wore hold: d0nt body during tho recent
"!he Collogo's Po.rt in tho bc.lloting.
War Progro.m'', lad by Don Tho two ncrw officers fill
Hr.-11, Oregon State: "Stu-tho v-a'Cfincio s left by Jim
dant-Fuoulty Rolutions11
1 Hyde, now in Mnrine; tro.in
Joooilln Fulhnm, Linfioldr ing nnd Tad Klippstoin, now.
'1Tj~_s-lribution of CoJ.J.ego in th0 Army.
t..: t i vi t io s o..nd St udont Fi-
" _.,_0·:. 11, Christina. Kiriakodi s,
P· .' ifio Uni V'Jr sity; "·Tho
r;.-..J.l::go' s Po.rt in Pbst-lfvo.r
ilnnning", Po.ul Roth, Port-
lcYJ.d University; "Sooinl UnivrJrsity.
A::rtivitios nnd Regulations", Sooroto.ri0s for tho
Goorgo Dovroy, Willo.motte col!U":1i ttoc meotings wero ·
U::i vor si ty; "'Publico.tionn"·,. Cn.rl Hnssold, B?ill Harrison,
i>:;tc.. Gohrsitz-. HnrrifJtt Banbury, nnd Mn.x•
Thoro wore forty dole-inc Bolw.
g~.t0s prcsrmt; tho number Aftor tho Fridny mact
r·~p~osonting tho collcgos ings, Drnn of Woman, Miss
vr~ s: Mc..rylhur st Normnl, 2; Hnrtz·f0ld, hold n ton in
!'1·lrylh,.lrst Ccllogo, 5, Mt. honor of thr:: d0.lcgr.tr1s.
,' :.1~_ul r~ollog c, 2·; Mt. Angel Sho nnd Edna. Hnlo grc:~tcd
l' .nr.:1.l, 3;; Linfield, 5; tho dt;logc,t<:s in th; En
flct·tl":tnd University,· ]r St. trnncc Hall of th-J Adminis-
7T:-·J r::n' s 'i-lr'.ll, G; Will(\motte· trntion Building. Mrs:;.
Un:Lvcrsity, 2'; Oregon Col-Od:::ll nnd Mrs. Co:rruth
lr.gr. of Educnticn, 3; Oro-pomrod.
gon Sto.to College, 5; Pnci- Frido.y night tickets
.:~.,~ Uni vor si ty, 1; Lowis; woro furni sh0d th':'l dolo
':\.nd 1lo.rlt, 5, gntcs to tho Grunt-Frnnklin
Lowis nnd Cl~rk dole-footbnll go.rna.
g~tos wore Hnrold Smith, So.turdny evening nfter
s+.ndont body pre sidont; tho official ending of the
Ed11n Hnlo, sec inl ccmmis• 1943 C cnforcmco tl br.nquot
:::i0n0r; Lctn Gohrsit z·, pub-wns given for tho dclogc..tos
lic~ti0ns comrnissicnorr ut the Imporinl Hotel.
Ruth Hill, A, w. s. prosi-Guest spo~ker wo.s Dr. Henry
,ont; Cnrolyn Barkey, icc-Gunn, Assistant Supnrint 0rr
r•Jtr ry of tho student lb:ody. d':mt of Portla.nd Schools ·.
O.F .. C.L. officers scrv-Dr. Gunn disouss od ''When to
ing; nt t:'lis conforonco wcro Koop Your Hauth Shut, und
J'Jtty J. Jorr.lc.nn.. Mnryl-When to Tr~lk."
hurst, president, nnd Hr:~.rold After tho bC'.nquot, o.·
Gmi th, Lowi s C'.nd C l0..rk, s-oc .. dnnco wns hold fer th :~ do 1-
rr::tnry-tronsuror • ogc.te s r.nd stud::mt s of tho
Officers clootod for· momb·;r cell g,-;s. W·Js Long
noxt ycnr vnre George Dewey,. and his ton-pic:cr; crohcstru.
Orogen Str.to1 prosid int;nncli plnynd.
Meredith Pnttison, Linfield,.
vioc-presidont.
Tho ~oet collogn r~
194~ vrill bo Wil Jl~tt..o CHOIR PRESENTS . SERVICE
' Tho n-nnuo:l Thr.:nksgi ving
Service of tho collage wets
held during the chnpcl hour
en Novombsr 23. Following
tho processional, tho robed
choir under tho direction
of N'Ts·. Emrnft B, Mci6r, sr.ng
'i'c.lorius' "'Prnyer of Thanks ···
giving" with its timely
words, "We r.ll do extol
Thoo our lenfor in bnttlo
and pro.y that Thou still
cur Defender will be". In-·
eluded nlsc wn! tho fnmil
inr "Old Hundroth'1, made
diff or~nt by a chungo of
rhythm•
Rovcrcnd Frc.nklyn Hudson;
of Westminster Prosbytorinn
Church, spoko of "Thanks
giving in Our Time'". In tho
concluding numbar by the
choir, Gounccl1 s "Se.notus",
MOffat Dennis wns soloist.
Hnrriot Hcuf!rton uccomp_nnied
tho musico.l selection~.
GREEK ORGANIZATIONS
ANNOUNCE PLEDGES
The four fraternal grou p~
nt Lowis o.nd Clnrlc complet
ed Rush Wcok o.ctivitios o~
Ncv~mb ~r 15. Tho girlG
plodging Alphn Gnr.1mu sorer-·
ity nrc Ja.not AoksrrnanJ
M£'.xino Bol Z', Bt>.rbr.rn Burns,
'Pr.t Crisp, Kt'.rcl0n Diotric: ..
Lois Fitzgibbons, Lillin:
Falcon, Marjori e Frcomnn~
Rob~rto. M(\XWcll, Nn.dil,.
Po.lmorton, anci Mur jo£ t
Silvn.,
Pledging ·sigrnn Rho sorer
ity o.ro Jonn Broso, Virgin .. ··
in Eddy, Vyvyo.n Frc:Jmr.n.~
Dcrothy Kirkwood, Carolyn
Nl:'.sh, Shory Philip, Doris
Rr:Jnzcmo., nnd Ruth W~lkor.
Alpha. Rho Omogn frntorn-
1ty unne\mo r1s r.a its:
I pledges: Hownrd ~owlor,
Gcrd0n McRonry, nnd Gena ~
Wostburg. Sigmn Alphn Sig
mn is pledging GoorGO Colo,
George MoKocl, Bill Smith
und Rex Thompson, ,
T:t~ PIONEER LOG
Portland, Oregon EXCERPT S F'ro"'l nm~ IDJD!iN' S
REACTION TO BATCH WEEK
Leta Gehrsitz
Virginia Eddy From Professor Thaxter's
Editor freahman English class come
As~oci ate the following student opin•
Editor ions of froshnnn initiation&
Vyvyan Freeman Associate "To abolish Hutch Week
rqdine ralmorton Editor vri th o.ll it signifio s
Feature would rob college freshmen
Editor of u long-looked-forwnrd-
1 R t t II ~dna lia.e cpor er to even •
"Svelyn Sparlin Reporter "While ~runting that it
.dar:riett Banbury Sports is o. lot of silly nonsense,
Ruth Hill Reporter one must still nn.intnin
Po.t Cri3p Fentures that this practice of pest-
Dorothy Kirkwood Typist ering the freshman is an
li...:.r::i::r~gJ.=·::n:;i::a=:B::e::nn:=e::r==::R=o:::p::o=r=t=o=r= institution, a.n · old and
· time-honored one."
VIE MAY BE PROUD
Out of the OFCL confer~
r'!l.CO held hero last Week,
•.n.s como a feeling of whole
. ,rted appreciation from
·,_r d8logatGs to the stu-
:; ,i".ts and faculty who have
~tven us our strohgly demo
~ratic form of student gov
c:rnmont. We want nv0ry mem
bor of the student-body to
s~mro with us tho under
standing we havn gainod
.. (om our contacts with stu
~cnt loaders all over the
::_ ·t~r:.-~o of Oregon.
l1;~o ~t ir:1portrtnt to us is
·· tj.:"' rae.lizrttion that ':to
y.:·, t~ ,,.~ r!-:ing cnnsti tutio!.1
"':hich wo cun refer and
'Y which we ~bide. It pro
'Vidos the maximum of stu
d~nt control of student af
f~irs. All other colleges
in tho stat~ hr.vr: ft."'..cul ty
..• rivi snr s or suporvi sor s on
·'~he oxocutivo council a.nd
··.n the: mrtnnt;inc; of finc..nce 1
·,cc in.l n.cti vi tics o.nd stu-
, >~~1t nublications. H.-;ro we .l
nave conploto froodon of
student government. We
point out as a specific ox
D.mplo, our absolute control
Jf tho student budget and
~·pendin g of student funds
··vi th ths c.dni:1i Gtrc·. tioritl
t·:Jnssur(·.nc0 of our ·power by
tho ch0ckinc' of the ~llo~
:unt of student funds -~ o.n
JUtsido t uditor.· ..
Tho Dnintuining ·or this
pm'lor in· o'ur hcmd~ ·shows
cloo.rly that our faculty
boliovos us to be ndults,
capo.blo of knowing wha.t we
w~nt , whut is good for us,
r.~d which wr:~y is the best "In tho first place the
ini tio..tion wn.·s so prolonged
and infantile thn.t it was
boring, a.nd secondly, it
lucked the interest of the
majority of tho students,
a.nd in some cases, members
of tho faculty.
"The finale is Ho..tch Night.
A few freshmen come attired
in their proper costumes~
some cone dressed-up., a.nd
tho maj6ri ty dodsn 1 t ·.come
o.t ull. Tvro or throe rooks
porform for tho crowd ancl
tho vrhole froshm.un cluss is
declared officially "hatch•
od". The nonory of it all
is rather dull and un
. t t " ~mpor un •
"In rrry opinion a shorter
period would be more effect
ive. This period--lot's
say throe days----could
covor a well-planned sched
ule of terrible tusks. The
whole ordeal would bo pop
pi or throughout and would
ha.vo less chance of becom
ing tirosono."
These express op~osing
views and one constructive
comnent. VTo wondor if tho
writers ·will romambcr and
up-hold their opinions when
they arc sophomores next
yoo.r.
und nost expedient nannor
of accomplishing our ends.
It is our wish that wo muy
hold this knowledge boforo
us as we tro.nso.ct student
busines s. FonOOTT:&ITI NO 1
Associated vnth tho col~
logo arc a number of o..ctivo
groups, whoso purpose is to
uid tho building of a vroll~
equipped college in all
phases of academic and com ... ,
nuni ty endoa:vor----but who.t
has happened to the Alumni
Association?
When wo cor..sidor such on
association we 0xpoct to
find a group of enthusiastic
graduates, roo..lizing inti
m.utely the needs of the stu
dents for specific apparatus
and literatur e in the field
in which each graduate did
his major work, recognizing
tho need for better facili-
ties to curry throu ~h a successful student social ryro-... grrun, und above o..ll appre-
ciating the experience go.i~1··
od hore at Lowis a.nd Clark
that has placed then in the
positions they hold today.
From tha.t appreciation,
wo fool, hus como a willing
ness to do something to
benefit thoso of us now
hero. Evidently, thenj
a luck of ore;aniza.tion ir•
holding bnck this group or
graduates vrho could be gi V··
ing us support through con
munity recognition of their
combined efforts and througL
their activo understandin g
of our problems, Wo recom ..
mond that tho student-body,
ospocially tho senior class~
coordinate this group with
us. Wo have neglected
their presence too long~
Let's nru{e thorn fool that
ou·: interests a.ro theirs.
T:'JHERE I OH I WHERE--
While we're on the S'li.b
ject, vrhnt has ho.pponed to
the senior class? Sene of
us don't know who tho sen
iors arc, if there ~re such
things, whnt they a.re doing.
if anything, wha.t their
colors arc, what they in
tend doing to inprove the
college, other tho.n gi v·in:~
of their inspiring prosenc r:-: J
and a.bovo nll why they
havon.'t mado thor.1solvos
lmown.
To o.ny seniors who resent
this degradation, wo chal
lenge you to show indigna
tion by nction. :;ollege- fas ·~'tons .• as all Hn.t the "S.cout" bcon
f!lshions at the present watching you·? Road this
tirn.e, are ':Changing -quite. coluttm and find out. You
r1:.·';iceably-• ev-en the ·ha:ir· may be one of those who
rl~). The ·new· trend <1l.f :hair ·gets. iin the pro-merits list
...;t>ling enta-ils more time or olse you i'llight be in tho
'Lnt in brushing for that othor clo.ssification.
: ;' ::1lthy o.nd shiny look we pa._isys ~_?_:
all o..dmire. Of course, Those porsons who give
~.1.~.s mean·s that the glamour rides to follow studonts.
l"'irl bob is dof'initely Thoso 'l_)crsons 1..v·ho g;root
uo.sse. Women t'lre urged to eve-rybo.dy oh the campus.
keep their hair s.imple a.n.d Those students vrho actod
:nreet--flat ·on top and c..s official o...ncl nonofficinl
swept back .smoothly o.t tho hosts and hostesses to tho
sides of the facq. The campUs visitors•
·ost irn.porte.nt millinery Thoso students who got
6.r;signers o..re m.aking hats thoit lossons in on tiT!l.Ge
tn suit .~auch a s~fl G. Dandelions to:
!,:ow lot's peak ' 'through Tho so ::rtn(lcnts Vfho think
.•; dorrn.itory k:oyho le. "No the phone wa.s invented for
;: irirls clu.d in comfort- thuir spociul uso. Mo.ybo
_ . . jcn.ns and sloppy sw·.::.o..-they hn.v0n 1 t hcurcl about
1.: ·•·. ,. :··or their house: clco.n-tho 3 minute war linit.
~ .... 1;, ,:md so::1o blossom out in Those students who tcJcc
::.g:ht colored house coa.ts more than their ro..tion of
·.··~:r ."!, touch of glamour. noon dossorts.
1Jight clothes r.tro chosen Those students who ~cad
~"or wo..rmth o..nd o.. ttro.cti vo-thc.t lottcr from "Hirl" nt
."'·:,ss. Tent-like flo..nnol lunch.
_.~,...'-'tir;s with long billowy If you v;ish flowers of
· ;.c::-nros or po.jo.rw.s fush-ci thor kind gi von to uny
'L--:-:·:r;d o.ftr;r Grandpa:.' s long student---plcn.se submit
-0 ,. ' . .mrbrwoar with-foot o.nd sruno without thtl no..mo to
~~~~ ~oo..t. Bod. socks o.nd tho Scout curo of tho Edit~
" .-. ,,rooloy slippurs o.rc or.
8 .. :: ·, ': lCl)h10 ~l.dd:i.tions to
~hn callose wardrobe.
···urin~ St. Nick) -<;: b
We rnustn' t fors•;t tho
on' u pt.-.rtt ( a.l thouch vm
.''Jully d10uld~1' t bo picking
o·:. ,..1c·h ~ccrco · iitc:ms:) Thoro
a1:c h··.rher shops in Port
l: ·0r1. ( nlu~ for 'Mo lor) for
t:Tc v!Qll-groonod look tho..t
fc. :-.J J.:· "sends" tho guls!!
~· ~ TBE R.ECORD
'~Tho Surry Hith Tho
fi· i~~go on Top"--Dawn Cope
l ·1J.' G ca.r.
., I Got Rhythn"-- Goorr;o
'~"'10 .
'Sleepy Lagoon"--8:30
c:.ha E) s ') s •
:'Eow S\·.root You Arc"--
1~ '.C:t Ackornun.
''Oh, ~~fuat it Ron.utiful
f',""ning"--Sc..turdnys nnd
S lnduvs. " "Don't Got Around ~.fuch
1-.ny More"-· I·'iost of L and C
coods.
"Oh, You Boo.utiful Doll"·
Jco.n Brose.
"There Arc Such Things"-
Snturduy night dates.
"This Is The Arny"--Port
lund Army ·-ir Bnse formal.
11 I 1r.1 Getting Tirod So I
Cn.n Sloop"--Night before
exams.
"Gobs of Love"-· Connie
Burkoo o..nd Ruth ~:c.lkcr.
"Play l~ntos"-- lhrjoric
Freonun and Hal Sr.,ith.
"Strnwborry Blond"- Nn.xino
Bolz.
"Jit' Hcnrt Tolls Ho"--
Nc.ncy 'Woyor, George McKeel.
"You'll Never Know"--
Tccchcrs' opinion of stu
dent s o.ftor oxn.r1s. SERVICE STARS
Addresses arc so frequent
ly changed among mombors of
the ar.mod forces that wo
can never bo sure whether
tho last one wo hn.vo is
still correct, but here artl
u fuw of the lntest ones.
The seniors around tho
c~).mpus -...rill rorn.o;nber "Hank"
Pete and his lottormQn's
sweater. PFC H.O. Poto's
o..ddross is now
C. E. 3202 SCSU ASTU
Novr York University
~'Io.shington Squo.ro
New York,3, New York
He is o. J'1ombor of tho
o.rmy spocio.liz od trainin g
progrron for post-war plan
nj_ng in connection with
lr..novrlodge of the Finnish
lunbua.[;c •
Evoryono on the crumpus
rofllO:rlbcrs Ward Williruns who
bor,an tho semester hero
this fall. For thoso who
would like to knovv, Ward • s
address is
rTo..rd c. Willir . .r:1S
S-32 As US}ffi Unit
Lymo..n V-12 Training
Y!n.llu Walla, ·thsh.
Ono of our women sorvico
sto.rs is
Pvt. Donna. C. Dn.vidson
USMC (WR) Bks 105
Canp Lojcune
}~en Ri vcr, :N. C •
Donna still writ~s to
several of tho girls on tho
~.Lt'lpu s nnd through them vro
loa.rnod thc.t sho is now
T·!rs. Joo Hcnnoko • as of Nov s. Joe is a.lso u Io.1o.rine,
huving suon n.ction n.t Pon.rl
Ha.rbor, Hiclwo.y, nnd Gua.du.l
cc.no..l.
-
First Moron: Thoro's a.
fly in your coffee.
Second Horon: Th~t 'o n.ll
right. Ho won't drink JTlUch.
Boys Have you ovor tried
listening to a. pluy with
your oyes shut?
Girl: Hn.vo you ovor tried
listening to o. pluy vrith
your ~outh shut? .. .
_u•EL BELLS
How vrould you cope with
·Gh0 problert of providing ed
ucation for 4300 children
in n. coun·by that forl'!lorly
possessed ono school houoo
'Jri th four tenchcrs and 100
p1J.pils? Tho solving of
t::t:Ls tremendous problem is
·~::w imr:tcdh;.te tusk of Dr.
Jt'..mcs Ho..mil ton. In his tn.lk
on Novonbor 2, he outlined
.. 1is work in Vn.nport.
According to h~u1 tho con
ventional instruction of
the R1s is not sufficient.
Tho large onrollnont !Xtkos
it necosso..ry to run tho
school in throe shifts.
This mec.ns thut 1750 chil..,
c1rcn nrc in tho streets be
·:;vvoon shifts 1 many without
u1lt r.:;uidancc. li. child
·· .. .:l.dn:r..ce clinic is one of
. ) procrossivc develop
_. .·!.tsJI incorporcttin g nodorn
~:thods of dealinG with dis
cipline cQsos. To soouro
·coachers un ~.ppoo.l wo..s
nn.do o..rilong the i'..tlo..ntic nnd
I·.ifiddlo \'"fest states. Tho :·.m.r
ale of tho sto..ff of 300
tn·1.chors is high nnd Dro
·:r·'.I.tilton so.id tho objodt is
·.x' keep it. His talk gnvc
l'.~ now insir;ht upon tho cd
, ·''<:ltiono.l proj0ct in Vnn-
J ~ you are liko nnny of
.' G the com~ .cs nrc the first
.:tad lo.st i ten roc .. d in the
jaily po.pcrs a.nd world
event neViS is [loaned by 0.
~inuto s ~lo..nco o.t tho hco..d
linos. Hr. Walker, history
.-.~..·o.f 'J s sor 1 gave o..n inforna.
·ci vo to.lk about recent
events in Russin. Did you
Ju10w thn.t Russia possesses
1ne-sixth of tho lund o.rcn.
in the world vri th fifty rn.
cio.l croups in which oiehty
lo.ngun.gos nrc spol:on? "Rus
f>io. is not o.. country; it is
o. ·vmrld·" To brin~ this
Group of peoples into clos•
or conto.ct with tho rest of
tho nations , roprosontn.
·'~ivos fr01'71 England, Russia,
·.nd tho United States not
to fornulo..tc o. solution for
post-war nctivitios. This
nutuo.l o.grco:raent , c..ccordinG
to Hr. ~·:c..lkcr, will bring
an opportunity for a. new
world order, "n. world
vr':'rthy of tho Kingdon of 'l!RI-BC:I HOLDS BANQUET
GREENHALL SPEAKS
Tri-8ci, tho science club
nt Lewis and Clark, in con
nection with its aim to
pnornote interest in science
Qt tho college, sponsored
nn interesting lecture for
tho student body on Novem
ber 10 on tho campus.
Mor.;bors of the club n.nd
prospectiv e rnombors first
mot for cinner in the
collcce dining r~om.
Spocinl g?ests of ·honor
wore Kenneth Coopor,Cono ..
issionor of Fino.nco in tho
city .Jf Portlnnd, n.r..d Hrs.
Cooper rend i~rthu:zr· Grc~nhnll
director of tho Portlnnd
Zoologico..l Gnrd::JES t:'..ncl Mrs;~
Groonhn.ll. J~ftor dinner,
in the social h~ll, Dr.
Groonh£'.11 tho foo..:fturod
spcnkcr of the evening
fnscinnted his uud~sno-o
with to.los of exciting nd-
vonturo onccuntor od while
on nn expedition in Central BA.NBURY' S CORNER
Our gym hns been co~pl ct
ed nnd Tuosdny the classes
ini t ir.ted tho now building.
A br..viminton court has been
painted on tho floor, nnd
prov1s1ons have been mndffi
to plny shuffle board. Wtrs~
Moore nlso hns c. new idea
about playing indoor base
bnll with a fluffy b~ll.
Thoro is c..n oil heater
down nt the g~n so don't
worry cbout being cold. And
nnywny n.fter a few exer
cises like the ones Mrs.
Moore gnvo l~st week you
will bo well circul c..tod,
r.-;nybe n. little stiff tho
noxt dn.y, too.
Noon Q~ncinc will be
under vmy nDw, tnc, t~n.t 'HC
h~vo ~ proper place in
which roc.lly to ho..vc fun •
1Lf7loricc in sonrch of the FELLOINSPIP ELECTS
notorious vo.mpiro bnts.. SL:l.TES BREL.KFl~ST FOR LII.FE
Several discoveries inpor-
tn.nt to tho prosro SG of Every Mondny n00ll O:t 12·: 30
r.1odico.l sc ionca wore made tho Chr i stirtn Fellowship 1 by r.ombers of tho expedition an nrg~nizo.ti on open to all
Coleored lo.ntcrn slides show-students, meo..ts for n cl.ov
int; br.:frs o.nc.1 S(}Vero.l typos otionnl progro..r :1 in tho
of reptiles added to the social hn.ll. This grour
onjoynont of the lecture. strossus; ChriEstic.n belief:··
which we f'.ro a. pn.rt111.,
Fiss l'nrthc. Monta.guo, in
structor of Oregon history,
outlined the hiatory of the
Lewis o..nd Clc..rk expedition
in hor ~ddross on November
11. Our guests thnt day
wore students fron Cn.mas
High Schoo 1. r:~i s s ~.'ionta.gue
st~tod tho..t nt tho time of
tho cxpoditinn , Thono..s Jeff
orson w~s Secratnry of
State, Meriwether Lowis wns
known as r. n.sublino dv.ndy"
in polite society nnd Vi'il-
1 i~m C.lnrk hr~ d n.chiovod pop
ula.rity in nilitnry o.ctivo-
ties. 11Long-knifo ", as
Lcwi s wns known, o.nd "Rod
hone", r.s C lnrk wc..s k:nown,
orgnnizod nne mnnngod tho
oxpoditinn with oxtDDmc
cnro. Tho unified efforts
of this group, }.~iss Font-nnd is non-<lonominati c·nnl>:'
Tfio officers c..ro ··Ju~ :
Crosley, presil:ont,;' Rut ~:
H ill, vico-presid ont; Pc:l"
Gr['.harn, oocrotc· .. ry; nne.
Betty Schultz, tro~suror3
Their first pnrty for
this yeo.r will bo honorir:.:··
Chet L~fc, retiring pro2-
ident. A Wflffle bren.kf r.: t; t
has boon plnnnod for th.
event at tho homo of WillJiJ:~~
Jc..nc Chr.noy.
. d 11 t th ..flGUC SC\.l , opcnO(l o c
Uni tod Stc.te s r.nd thn illl1cri·
cnn pooplo a vast continent
for colonization, tr~ding ,
n.nd living." Hor c:iscussi0r
included incidents not ap
ponring in or< inn.ry history
b)oks c..nd g~vo tho stuGonts
n.n insibht int0 tho buck
ground of tho men for whicL
our college is nnrnod.