Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 9, Number 1
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1950-09-01
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Type
Newspaper
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• } ear -.
Thas c 1uld be a ) car of 'Jet~: 11cs. To such a yctu on oua
halll p campu" "'e welcome n"'' and old studenUi Acndi!nnc
acha~\ ement. athletic vtctones, nn cm·ollmcnl of 1.~00, nnd
now a ude of nctory m Koren: they all gl\ us new hcnrt
for whnt\ cr md1vtdual task fac s each one of \1 • w hove a speCJal '' elcomc (t,lr the mnc new foretgn
students from both Europe and AsiCI, nnd loa· Lhc 21 new
facult v members who wlll round out lh~ work of mnn) a
department. Lew1s and Clark is the on1~ college in thcs
p.nrts \\ htch mcreased ats faculty nnd ::.l ff tn the fnc~ of
an c:~;pected drop m enrollment . We destrcd to do the b st
posslble JOb of teac:hmg and counselmg, and bet on nn en·
rollme.nt of 1,225 to cnnj 'the costs. lt looks like "c wtlJ
make 11 • But u defeats come, as theJ mny very well do m these
unstable Limes, we l.."'llOW that we mny count upon adequate.
urces of mind and heart and spmt These rase from the
rc:;: heritage U'l our relig~ous !aith and in this land we love,
:~d ha\ e their development for each of us m the commumty
of learning wh1ch IS the nnture of Lcwas and Clark.
Morgan S. Odell.
rrr eGj)On" for Pea .
Man • of the old fanuhar faces are missmg this fall
the boo~ laid aside Ior the grim business o( wnr:
For some this ts a repeat performnnc~the umforms _so
recent!'· discarded not yet grown too l1ght 1n spots, the rth-..
bons sttll br1,ght. . • .
Others dail.Y cast anxious eyes at the ma1lbox, awatllng
the mv.itat1on to their military debut. Even the usually exu·
berant collegmte aunosphe.re seems subdued The 'pollee ac
tsan' m that far-off. tortured ptece of real estate called Ko
rea 1S a da1lv compamon to most of us
It's our ~\·ar, every bit as much as ll is for the Gl's ~md
M.armes sluggmg it out oYer there. The1r weapons are rilles.
mnclune guns and bn~ onets Ours are books, \\'Ords, 1deas.
Th peace they buy w1lh blood 1s at best an uneasy thmg.
The war to end all wars has been fought tw1ce. .
The peace to end nll wars 15 yet to be achieved. That 1s
our JOb. Thev're doing the1r job of wmnmg the war. Whal
re we domg lo win the peace? N \l..1• S.
Collegiate Capers
Bewildered Freshmen Ponder Cafe Atmosph~re
As Proper for Business AdministraHon Classes
By Gordon Ma.ltinsler 1 1 l' !; Go\ nm nt cl .... ~.
w B man h t oubl n t:rrt'd t tb
uthcr ed h. bet' r
lh nd. pau nmul'CI lO
ftrn.-rnJ"d p I a b b of p nts v. t\h bt.~Nt
ha pulp f pock t 1.\llh pt.rchdl m ng th
q "'Is an>'lhmg un· • ~ t n J.D I how Lr.
.... ._ h on I 1 tnn u; rkm"
Pf rt.&nt -t,' m nd t re I "' At
em ton pe
) ~T V.'lU\ C 1
~at con unon
t them ccn t imo~glnt' an
.,,.,"nunt. n J, bl: :n :held m n
fTI"d dt:ba&s prob bl)
uren L '\' T) appealing V."lth
~·ed pOtatoc Dnd cnrTOts.
Angel Clipped
Candtdal for the over·larg
Lacanale Needs Ride
Bob Lacnnalc v.:b cl..chalr 1\U·
dent, requ led th,.. LOG to help
hun fmd U"alUportatJ n to nnd
r om th cnmp115. H mommg
clas!; are 9 ~'IWF nd l 0 1"I'b
tmd h u ready to lea,. ll1c
crur\pu !:V ry day ost 2:30 p.m
but <r,~all adjust his trovcl to 1h
arsvcr·, convenleno Laeannl£'
n\ es at 602Z S E Powcll Hu
t 1 phon num~ 1 SU 472-4. h m qu1c I~ cl r d
Th eh dul d n to Coo
B ~ Saturdov du-el m need
O{ (': Th lJJt 'W l}) be onL Of
1he tou l on nnd the {tllov.:s
rc goLng t need nU lht SUP·
pOrt. th ) n g t-and bt.! 1d~;
st a Shrtn m• I t's co C<'
th~m hJp th Red Ratdt
!: cw Publica.tion
Th ' P&lhfmdcr has
I'Oirnp('hll n nu car f.rom a
uon !or dorm women
'T pee TopiCS With
ruJeo tc, "llhan Mnny
?1on• ls comparing how
rnu h w 1ght they lost cturing
mml Mtlksh ltes tn shock
hov ,;on down in SlU: and up
m prlel sml.'e 1 t spnng Som~
y corte wst hkc Jl hnd been
an um 11 summ ·r. It tmpron>d
dunng the wed:. thou(!h, so
mn)bc at had
U'
Cole6il~Prea
(Jtf 0.1 vnbllcaUan of till! 41',1 .~e.a. tf'd t ud~rnt• , r r~v. 1A and (. lam
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I Ubll l!~ ... t::lll)' 11 r1D£' lh cvJir • ,.~ sutu~,..rltrtJ I r l 11 0
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EDITOR THE PIONEER LOG Frlday, S•ptcmbu 22, 19~0
• • • • Swanson
..._1 I
The President Speaks ...
Prexy Attempts to Bolster
New, Old Student Morale
By Harry Godlil
Here we go og n m nnothe.r
merry-go-round of new books, • penc:Jls, tcnchcrs nnd cxperii!nC
A lot uf you nrc new and haven't
)'Ct lcnrncd to grab the gold ran&
or cct the hang of thts life cnllcd
haghcr f'ducollon. turmnc I would nl'lo like to CJo;·
tend o very he. 1 ty "howdy'' nnd
handshake~
But let mP bolstel your mo·
per. On the other bed wns a pntt· role, 1C 1l tends to sag, by ussur·
1.} unpnckcd suncnsc. I bchC\'C I 10 • you that m no lim<' .vou, too,
CX"pcracnet:-d the feclang de l<:ln cat 11' your books, n full cup
crtbed by my mother' ad f'~· nf co rcc, gel through the cro\\ d While you nrc putting sharp
puinls on 1hos nl'W p nc1ls or
puttJns the dl\ adcrs m your note
books th re I on" U1ing 1 wlah
you would thank nboul ll IS one
of Lewis ond Clark's trudltJon~:
thnt oJ gcttmg ncqucunlcd Ont
of tlu,; thtng .vou wtll rc.rncrn·
bl!l' lhc longest nbout your col·
legt: life will be the fr1cndsh1p
you mode pressiOn, "Thls younger ge_n rn and mto o Jondcd both rutd nc" er
lton." ptll 'n dropl No phase of your ctl-
1 wn~n t qu1te ..:o S<Jd v. hen 1lucalJOn wall be overlooked The ndnumstrllllon nnd thl•
o1·gnmr.nUo n w11J do thclr best
to provide th(' oppurtunll1~s for
us to got together but '•ftcr 111l Jt
1 up lo r•al'h on• of us to \IS£'
th • oppurtunH1 to geL nr
qunmt•~ to our he t .1dvnntntw
Tha IS nothmg lwtler thnn n met my roomrnutC' and dtscuv n.>(l
1 'l'o those of you who nn• rc·
the renson Cor nil the c&lsordca
~he had orra,·ed Jntc lhc mcht E 1. h p
before ond thC' 1ollO\\ lnG morn-ng IS a per
mg her life bt'C me n hdplc N M F
tunnoll You 11 frro hmtn otes ay ete
arls are exp t d to v. mt on
upper t n g.trlf o h had
h t poh h. doth ~t t w h
an non, book \Q cove nd
on No\\ I'm ln lhl' m }J
rlJOn I m1ght c bl t mnn
ar I had tlu t pat f h.md
nd roll r knt on mv f L
\\' nl o h d to ernbl 1dc1 Itt
UC' grt: ·n blb5 wtth our nnm on
them und furlhct 01 v. l.' h v
tu \\ear thl'rn. Tht•v'rc ucla d ah
ling Jattlc thtng 'ou kno\\ Oh
f •r thf" life of u mor'
Lov~.
Darl·n D fh:nhaugh.
Psychology Profs Built
To Accommodate Offices
Rumor hn ... st thal t.hc renl rcu
n th new au1l~> of oflH!P an
the top floor of BoDane buJid1n1
wns nSSJgn"d to lh psychology
stnf! wnJ becau c of the up IJnd
down, mO: tly dov.'n stutur~ of
thC' mt'ntal process p cwltst.S.
Most of the office hnve slnnUog
cedtngs, som.., no mor than five
fc~l h1gh in • pot&
There as an acute luck of p n
CJI shnl])cners on campu F.\·cn
t;ome of lh~; few thnt w rc ht!rt.:
last yeor are gone
One or the funniest thlnns to
watch is old campus1 lCS punhmg
and fumbhng with thol whi h
U!':d to be n door to t:hc t:tudc•n\
body ofl icc but now l11 porl of
the waJI in Chorlcs llaldr• ' new
of!Jce
Pen Lost
Dr. John Wnlkcr, hlstocy fJro·
1essor, nnnounc th t t lofit
chrome and y Parker pen ot
rt:gl troU•n lnat F tdoy Anyone • f.mdang the pen Is n qur t~"d to
r t tum It to BA-6 o tJ1e }to t of
tat budd •t c• urn tlmpr (Ac Jlod~ frnm Utndon Sunday
Ttmt of Junf' 4 an a column Anillh r thmg to r lllt'mb£'r lS
lu:ad d Mr·n, Womf'll · nd Mcm· lh P ~:n flf nc\-. stud nts
from IX d1ffN nt untri thnt (ll't )
Wh(·n Lad) Fn:ml 4..1CCOmpn- nn: \\ 1lh u no\\ Making them
niLd her husband, thf' Bral• h feel al hom 1 lh J~ka nt rc-
nmbussador to the Umlcd SUlll spon lbtHty ot nll of us
n ht r cent peukmg tour of To oll of ~ ou I hope you b;n e
the Pacafac Nortbv. e t she too 0 happy and succ sl'ul ycnr, and
Jcnrned that bcmc o dtplom:JUc I ll I! you an '? chnpcl
rcpn: cntatlvc of thu> lond of I
parodox brings In train man) I Patience a virtue-
strnngc dut1c£ B Tb [ L ''In Potllrlfld, 0 egon. n lun<•h-U f iS S j In if
on ha•l been • trongcd for J1c1 Ttn:rt; mu t b somclhmg to the
at th<: I~cwu; nnu Ch rk eolkgl! t~ddntw that 13 1 on unltlcJ\iy
\" lul(; S1r Oliver \\ ns uddrc In number or nt I caB I ih< 1 S pcoJ)I •
o stag luncheon som~:wherl' c.lcc t.mdanc nt tlu~ Salmon •trc"t
But he dtd not know whot v. us bu dPpol 1hou~Jt .so \\hen the
nwo1Unt: hl'r until she cnletcd 10:30 bus to the coUcgc came
the- ~:olh.:cc's nudnorlum. Three In 10 manulc lot
thousand students had a~ mbh::d The po&Senccrs pnUenlly wmt
to wnlch lhulr newly elected t>d wh1lc the motor wns crnnked,
5We thcnrl "Qu' en" Shirl•~y. thlnklnc then wos st1ll time to
knaghl l~dy Frnnksl mtlkt-ccmvoctltiOn. Jlt>wcvcr, a
'Wolking nlong n rt>d cnrpct forchox hud to b£' obtoinPd ot
v. 1U1 little tots strewing pmk the bus enrage nnd the rod lhnt
rose In front or her, Lady holds the' box WOS locked. AflCI
F)-ank \~as motioned to Dl)· n dozcu keys hod been tncd to
proach the th~ont.! of the Queen no avOJI, the! nttcndnnt resorted
nt the other end of the h(lll. to o hnckSllw. only to have thf·
"Bcforc the throne La d Y blade b1 en'k. The lock w&s sowed,
Franks hod to kneel down on n the box mstniJM und the bus
silken curshlon. '!'hen the eight-fmally ar:rlvt.!d nl the colh•gc 20
ccn year-old Queen-who looked mmutcs lute.
os good a cQV••r girl nn nny- _
touched l .. od{v Frank's shouldt 1 Law. Graduate Exams
wult r• J r)d roac und t.o the nc Sl t d f C ln y
complUUIT II~nl ot (';lid SOVf! 'lh• I a, ~-,orlh om(.' q el~ r ...,. o r .roduotc ~L'· Kine spoke the gracJou& words· •
J th C I f Q SL 1 rJnf l'.xomlnnuon un(l the l.ow • n , our o uecn .ur t•y, . , ~d L• .__ l. ...1 t School A•lmiu1on teut, 1 cqulred ......, y r ron~. tJ,,y In H!r I)WJI
...tn} 1 1. 1 ht , by ll numiJ r' ol arndunlu ond , ~ 1 , we nn g you .,..if l ,, 1, b)' 1 • low schools, will ~nch he glvrn .t.o C I COY on 0 \CpU lr"
New Bus Schedule
N• w, pockd·& l1.c hut: schNluh:••
nrc r\ollnblt• nt the pot!t off1n
Spc d 1 ~vtmta schedules ·wIll be
h t.cd In the l .. OC. four 11mu durang lhr fli:JCl 12
months.
AJIS!llcotaona and anCIJrmntlon
ror both testa mny h<' obtamed
from the l~ducouonnl 'I' tinll
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, THE PIONEER LOC Page Three
fridoy. S ptembor ~2. 19~0
On the Socurl Sl(/e w1th Pat Cherkezov
•
Campus Activities Begin Fourth Estate
Suffers Blow Co-Creator of Great Stone Faces
To Teach Ceramics, Sculpturing
By &rnl Weaver As Sororities Plan Party
Fall activiliea begin thl cmcslL. .. t' h the Inter 1101 ority pn1ty
unci COIIJilcs tclhng compus !ru~ncl. •llout lhdr cngt•KCmen t ond
rnnu lotgt' evo.•nts ciUI m • \hr umrm!r.
• Tho annual mh r•SOJI)rlly gel-together• \\Ill bl! hPid Snturdny,
Scplcmhl!r :iO, Ol 1:1:30 p.m. The pnt ty IS open to :soronty rnc1nb••nt
only and Lheu dotes. Comml\ IN'S mcludc: Zcto Thc111 Ch• fovd
ond dPtOI nucms: 'J'hclrl Koppu, tickets ond o.mh:rlrunmcn t • 1
Aiphn Chnploln John B Uorrlng
ton, whtlc buc1unr. uul of the
crumpcd pmklnr. lot between
thr journnlism buildmg nnd
gymn:uuurn, coughl the post
on n col'ncr of the Log offJc.e
porch Wl~h n btnnplr, JHkmg
lh~ C•tlumn from 1ts Cippointcd
JW'IIlton The domoge was
qutckly rl.'palrcd uy o c:oupl,..
of husky journnhsls M ct thP m n bchmd the big
ge-st foce In Am!'ricn He Ia Jvnn
Hms r, n •tronntly known c r
timlst nnd l!culptor, \\ ho hw;
jolnr•d thP LC nrt d pnrlm\'nt
ns sn tructnr In cc.r om tal nnd
MulpllJT'inc llou tr th(!Jl returned to th~
Black Htlls and czt.obli hcd Lhc
hrst pott ry lndullry in South
Dakotn, m 1932. H opcroted thl
about nrnc ycn111. He c:.amo her
to o,renHc h1s ranch tn F..a!lcrn
Oregon. He cstnbUnhcd nnoth t
pott T')' plnnl In Aurorn
UO Teacher
Gmnmn, plnetJ nnd prJtrons, S•g- ' lie hn hod n lifdong Inter t
an ra'l ort • cv n {n grade
school nnd high school Whtlc
:utcndmg the Un&OJC1'8l t~ of Ore·
gon Houser wus oppomted as nn
osslstnnt IMtructor m fm rt.ll,
hiS ntOJOr Houacr wughl t the Unlw:cr
nH• Rl1o, pullliclt) and dcnn-up. Mra. Jame& D. Goddard. for·
• • • rnul)' Br•ryl F~lnmc Simonson, W•• wonder \\hot \he gootl
chnplntn w~u1 thmklng as he
drovu nwny-L.OC staftt~u "etc r•nU!t tutncd wo marrtcd Snturdny, August
b) thc1r od cr, Miss Gny Har-12, nt SunnYside Mcthod1st
ctmg, ot dCSS('r\ Sundoy cvcnlnl], church Jtm lJ n }untor phy tcol
S~:pttmbcl 17. Th(ly snw o pre-cducntton ,m~Jor; •
'ww of colored alltlcs tnkcn on
her summc1 tour through Eu· Korean Situation
Curtails Pioneer
Building Projects ropt:. • •
Sigmo Rho sorority combtned
tiS ru-st m('chng uf the school
.) cnr with o slumbt r patty ln11t
Frulny, Septcmbc1 15. Th~,;y met
nt tht horne of Jorm Hills, presl
dcnl., lu plnn thc.u scmcstCI' pro-
grnm. •
Church oi tho Holy Croaa wm;
the cttlng St•pt1·mb1 r fl (or the
weddm~ nf Arden Armflcld, lor·
mc1 stud{'nl, to J. Wnrrcn
Brown, Portlund un•v,.rslty :;tu·
dc:>nt FollowinG n reccplton nt
the home of the bride's parents,
the couple le!t lor n wcddmg
trip to the consl
• • •
Donna LH Blair, former stu
dent, nnd Merrill Dommiquc
\\ere morrir>d Sundn~. September
10, nl the Fm1t Chnsuon church
Reception followed m thr! com
munity hnll The CQuplc rs nt
home in Portland
• • • Tho chapol of Lcwas nnd Clnrk
college w11s lh" scent' of \he
wedding Snturdny, August 12,
of Suz.nonr- Stokes to Bruc,.. Eck
lund. semor phy acnl cdu~nuon
mnJor Reverend Fttzhugh J.
Oodson Jr offidnt.t.-d. Th rcccp-, t1on \\, s tald In lhc drn'' ang
1 oorn.
• •
The wedding of Mur1lyn Sod·
''rgrcn, I omf'r student, to Leo
Romnncsk1 was a11 evl"nl of Au·
gust 8 r•t lhl' First Immnnu« •l
church. Following lhctr wedding
lrip t-o New York the ,·ouplc
w11l live m Gc.rrnnny, where l.l
Romnneski \\ 11! be stationed.
• • •
The engagement of J co nine
Znbellc to Dav1d Tomlinson, sen
tor business ndminlstrntion ma
Jor, wns told friends nt o goth
enng held recently at the home
of thl bt ide-dcct's parc.nu; No
dntc hn!: been SCl for Ute wed· Lewis nnd Clnrk"s cxpansio o • progr om has b• en temporarily
mlroiT\Ipted by dlswnt :fireworks.
Rcnovntums nnd bricking nclivl
tlt'J, however. hrw~ continued .
Campus r •turnecs \\'Ill note lhe
IW() oi"W cott.nges nenr lhe shack.
One a for f;ngmeer John Orms
~ nnd his wtfc ann the other
lor ruculty oHICCrS The Ormsbys'
fon-ncr opnrtmcnl abo\'C Albany
Quod now hou cs 1tve men ~tu
dcnts nnd &s known 1\S Albany
hnll
Psych OUicea Mado
Extensive r modchng in the
south w1ng of Bo<hnc's thtrd
floor resulted In o sulle of of·
flc<.'S !or the psychology depnrl·
mcnt The ol"t butldmg bas nl.t!o
drng • • • undcrgon rC'construchon work
Loui11e Johnson nnnounccd her The mojor port nf th1 wns !oun
~: nga&cmcot to Donold King, sen-dntson rc mfon:t mcnt
lor busm(l55 odmmlstrntton mo· In the new '"om~=.n' dornutolj,
jo•, tiH' ftrt\l \\Cckcnd ln Augu!lt lo rc~-.naUon &oom hus been
ot fl mnll rllnrwr ot Hotel Gear· chnngcd .ntu a b• droom !or two
hort morl: tudcnl Tht" cnfelcrln 1
• • • k ont." do01 und bookst(lre .JlfiCC
Announ ced is the c>ngogc•mrmt hn b n cnlorgt'd b-.. thl lo 1ty of Or ·gon, n y r nt Wll·
lnmcttc unavcrsJty. In extension
cia et. adult education programs
and dclwered 34 lectures t th
Umve:rslty ar Uwh lu•t 5prmg
After grnduatlon he worked
for cvcral t rro cott.o concern.s.
Hous r d1d nrch1tccturnl df!.sign
from Canndo to Mex1eo and
then spent severn! years with
Glsddmg McBean in Glendale.
Cnlffornm . He hn exhibited ccrnn1ics and
sculpture an the CorCIJ n G I·
lcry, Toledo, Ptttsburgh. Phlln
CI "lphul, Cleveland. ond the Rob
in au:x M "monnl ExhlbiL Syro
cusc Unl\' rsllY
NY Student
Next he went to New York.
where he st\JduxJ w1lh the Art
Studf'nt.s League for scvcrnl •
y •ors. Followmg thiS cxpcru::ncc
h troveh•d to Seattle. to dfl
sculptu&·mg ond orchltecturol de·
s1gn.
Cuuon B or c 1 u m, one of
Am~ricn'11 best kn,lwn sculptors,
wired Hou er from Texas, nsk
ing him to be hss n&Sl!lt.ont. To
gether thuy did the Woodrow
W1lson stnlue for Polnnd, which
Hitler hod torn down because it
dsd not conform with hts ideas
on ort. the Sacco Vonzctti Me
morial in New Jersey, Trail
Orl\'ers Memorial m Tcxns, nnd
numc>rCiu s-mnllcr commtsStons
Thelr largest nnd probably most
h1ghl recogniz d pte<:~: of sculp·
lure t the Mount Rushmore
Me.mon 11 in the Block Htlb of
South O.tkotn }-\ouscr wn su·
perrntcnd nt f the enlc model
me ond pomting (lronsfc&CilC
from model to grnnlt ) lie rC'
tnOI ked. reg<~rdln lh~ &17.'-' or
the wark ll• \ culptured th Car Area Rules
To Begin Monday
Beginning Monday, Septembe.r
25, parking regulotions will be
enforced on th" campus. Shckcrs
which must be placed on th• • windshield are now nvntlnblt:! in
T-~5
D"an George Enms emphasiz.cd
that th re are nmplc parklng
foc1l1Ucs for the number of cnr.s
registered He snld that tl stu
dcnu; nrc unable to find spa"
in thCJr assigned areas they
s.hould park an tne next lowest
class arcn.
No cars are to be parked 1n
the faculty or dorm areas \li tth
out t.hc proper stJckers. Th,cre
n.reas are between the cnfetena
and thentrc. an the upper rond
by the. ndm\mstrnlson bu1ldmg
m the il1ology qundran&l nd
on lhc v. est s1de of lht. gym next
to the budding
n of G nrge Wnsbtngton 18 Shirley Hillary w ns n bndf' of
Aunu t 20 l«l Pnul Het:hC'l. Tht
C( tPmony wos pr;orlonned by
Rcv~rt nd John U 11 rmgtnn tn
PolnUne Mnnor Mr ont! Nrs.
R• l:ho.:l, fm·mcl tudcn . w1ll lJro
al horm t.hl wrntet Ill Mmm1
Flor&dn where they will uucnd
th Un1\ rsHY of MJOrnl of Jcnn Herald, junior mu se Choir Lotr BuiU
moJOr, h:.J 'Bob Dune en lui mer P rlJtJor hn\'e been ~mov '<I
tudo.: nl body pn:~ldl nl Bnb \\lll m th< hopt'l tel t' te 1 m ! r
•ll nd Dubucr IC Thc;olo~u· •I 1 modlfr -d cho1r loft .ln the back f l high
Corcoran Gollery S!:n1or, gr.nduut<: und ph}' \cnl
l,'i bnnd1 tppl'\'1 students re t
p rl m lhr n: mammg reru n
th cumpus p opcr Jumo U
o :eup~ th pit bd the fo rt
• • • Th ~ mnd \i ernl t 1p lo
N \\ Y rk, nd tht'n '\\ cnt to bnll held und tl1 msrt~: ar
Cothcrino Louuo I th ULW \
.adttJ n to th Eu un Ellw fam
I~ Sht nt 1\ I Augu t 25
HI htn 7 pllUnd zt S• mtnoi y an Dubuqu lo\10 n th& t1 m. ll n!."LUI " D {"0 -
fntl The \\ cdcllng I plnnncd ful uve (h n& wtll en han •
n ,. t su mm 1 th( n II lOll tn ph t of th • • dll.lpcl
Outdoor f c hflmg" I Wn hlnglon D C \\he rc tb 'f
'" rkcd \ m th Coree an
Call ry They mad tu of
Kr·lh J B n II I t h1gh.
A capacity crowd nucnded th College to Allow k1ck·orr don hell 1n th. ym· n.1 turr In t Mondav n1 hL M -
Draft Adjustments 1
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:~~b~~ ~~o~s~a~~ l~~c~:"1
; p 1 •nt t '" m th hnJf.ftn
bnl:kin Jub on th vm nnd th
brond n " p nl n thL· PionCI.'r
Lo~ c bm wh1 h end of
C.:ur~
Post Office Announces
New Mail Box Ruling
d .nc~: of lhl Jnll:n upt d pl n for nl'\\
Students who hovu t,lltcn thur
drnll ph)' icnl ' amlUQ\IOfi ond
WISh to uply for ddcm11.:nts
through lht colt. gc should brmg
Lhetr suletll\ c &crvlcc card to th~:
uWec ot the D on of Men. • • • domlltOllt ond o Stud nt Umon
Telling frsonda of her ngCJS'-'"1 bulldmg "111 bt· r Lnc\"' ed \~ h~.;-:-n l' l Hr c m 11 1 ox h "(.'
b~ n 1! ucd t nll dornutory • tu
den nd w 111 b' o SJ 1n I to nll
off .c;,mpu tud nts '' he• pn:- t
f t of 2ll cent!' 1c ordtn~ l
P ·w Ste\\i 11 t. hu lnr nl mag
d i\ h l of 11 n lgned tw
wJil I c po .t..:d w the po offlcc nu~nt ttl Dame I Jim nngton, rc th , t 1 l t k c tn•l'rnu Jonn 1 ua 10n mo \
cenl gruduatc of UI\IV r it) of ll ,0 lblt
PC)l tlond, IS Anne l\1 s•lc Zt:.nn 'r 1
Fr.u.:llunal credit onu fmon·
CJOI udJUlillncnt Will h~: mode
for m~:u coiled mlo the ~rvu: •.
ChU!S nvcrngc grftdc pomts for
the college yen• 1940-50 hnvc
been complied ns follows· :tr sh
m,.n 2.26; sophomol'CS 2 45: jun
Iors 2 til; nnd 111.!0lor11 2 70 Ann attended ~>Chool bert! hult
, • .; .r und wns otftll•l-t:d wrlh
Alpha Cumm:-. ormtty. Ne• <Into::
hM been o.:d Cm thc Wldchng
Special Speech
Courses Begin Schedules Change All olh T' rn 11 \\ lll l)f' pl ted tn
w n gcncrt~l dl'h\ r) box
1 'Th1 n w r~.;gu Iutton \\ ns ~ Assembly, Chapel
Drama Group to Give
'Mr. Pim Passing By'
Aft< , n •ucccssful lll'O&l>n by
Ftr AcruJ summt>r thcol('r in
whu:_h stx plnys \\ ur e prct~ent~d
in six w ·oks Arthur Coc Grny,
drnmn iJtpnrtmf'nl hf'ad, un·
nnunct•t.l thl Wl•Ck cnstmfl 11
suuting fol' rnlC!l In "MI. Ptm
Pos:;lnM Hy," by A. A. Mlln•'·
Tht• piny will h•' g1v••n < lclo·
bor lfl nnd 20 n\ II 30 m tlw
Cnrnputl thcutcr
:Mrt1. Uctlc DriYi Gnrdln«•t wtll
dtH't'l nnd Grnv will ll•l(e.
Th•a comedy tellt oC whut hop·
p nli In D Vl'r)' i,'OnVt nliOQlll rnc•
II h home WIH n 11\\le Mr l,lul,
whu hDJ so much trouble Wllh
n m• , drop In on~' do)' on n
mnll mutter uf busmu ond
lend~; from tht 1 (' into 'nnou1
on tiCS or lllf' heart A crnhly, con\ ocotlon. chop l ta\JII!thcti b('(."!lU e af • shorto e
ond counselling o:chrdule -; 111
be ll hlly dUfl!rel\l from those
• o( lost yNlr
Thursday's w1ll be devoted en·
tJrcl) to chopcl prog1ams and
1 ucsdny's to oth~1 presentations
Student assemhlu:,; will be Sl\'en
twacc n month Convocation and
the monthl) cowu;clhng canrcr
cncc wlll be h ld on the r-cmnlnCours<' In cOJ'rl'ttl\ speech
and mtcrprdoth ~ rendinG will
be offcrt·d £1G rn th11 em' ster
Both nrc op n to ~ Ncrnns, c
cordlng to Ml'$ E thcr Horcourt,
• tnslructor.
Cot rcctivc speech work will
be dh 1dC!d into two groups. om
for lh05C SlUdcnU \\ hn WISh lQ
concrntroll! on 1;1 ommnr, vocub
uln•Y and g('nmol ft~c1lit~ · in
1-:nt!ll h nnit nn<•lhcr groull Co•
thOiil' who willh \0 CCII r<>cl faully
hnbl I!! ol VlltCC, ru-t \culntlon nnu
m mm apr••ch rlefcct• 'l'hcs
courses wi II nltm b,• upcn lo proll·
p11C\I\'I' tcnch~rs who need u~
vh•w os· r11rn~dlrtl '"''ork.
The mu~rprctntlvc r c ll .t 1 n R
cnua .--. I!! dr: isn d to help tu·
dcJ'IlS to .1 grcnt I' npprcND\1011
(if nnd foc1hlY 1n presenting vn·
l'IOUS typ' Of h\f'fl'\\\}rl ', 1}(}('\ry,
pro <' nnd drmno Tlu worlt
gh•• ere dlt in lthl!r UJlllcr or
low"r dl\•1s1on lng T-uesday s.
Chapel Will oc dc~agncd to
nn wcr t·nmpu reliGious nct.;(ls
in o wtll·roundcd series uf aut
side sp ukcre, student tu·ogrnms
and lneully dt~cussion • rn ml-
thtilm, o EJll'cml chupcl dtoh "111
SinG .:Jndt ThursdO) .
CuunseJlmg conlercm~ w1l1
be (hvuled Into t\\ o groups thls
)'l'RI'. 'rhe f1r&l wiiJ be fr hmc_n
&t.!mlnnrs ond will closelY follow
the J)N\'IOUB outlin Confer-
nc fo1 t!ophumores. JUn.IC!U
ond seniors will b dcptll tm<'n
tnllzcd to acquomt tudc:nt with
thl" nc Lis 11nll purp sc of tht u
pnrtlculhr ru--ld~t of Intel t., of bo und b c:susc 111nny stu
dent m the p st d1d no\ us the
fre~.: bo ''hen n rgncd." Stt:\\·
nrt plom d W bchC\ stu·
dcn~ mtcrc11tcd m renting b(),~M
\\ 111 niSi) be mtcr tL>d in chc k
mg their bo rcgul rly for
mu1l ond not1 c "
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Students nnd fncult who
~,~; &sh to bnng f:llt' l5 to eve
nmtt mcul ln th~.:: c:nfctcrio
mu t lgn th u~: t ~iJ tcr
in the orlH: of Koth nnt: De
WHt. collcK duun~ room
mlinngc.r. til li! o:l l\\O dnys
m ud\'t~occ for w~ •kdny meals
nn~l ruur dnvs In odvnncc for
Sun~ y dmnu-a.
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lions v. ill not b nr r·ct!l:t
A fin of tv.; d 11 1ll
unp ro iar r u to l: mp "1:
'' tth lh t rule:: B ia ltu ED£1·
Jon. und th ltoadc~&P of D
\\ Itt M rgan ""an am hand
the u-me Qund duti
Enm ~ oml'<l th t lh 11
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President Odell Speaks
On Enchancemenl of Liie
Or Mor an Oddl p 1d nt
or L.cwlS nnd <.:lnrk g \ c th
opemng chapd ddn: nt ll
a..rn Thursd y m lh Copeland
M mort 1 cllnpcl
H uPOk<· on the Enht\nt: m Ill
of wf~ "' nnd its r lntlon to th
d1 oo~c J of God nnd BlS rJghl·
cousness. With cmpha 15 on the
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he oommcnk'<I 1 o on th n
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''Thl' bw;m (Jf lh lJlg \
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• THE PIONEER LOG Friday. St>ptember 22. 1950
Pioneers Head South
For Revenge Tussle
With SOCE Raide1·s Gridders Down olves,
Triumph Show Power • 1n
Joe Husttln's po'' cr·poeked
Paono~.:r t:rldd rs surva\ cd n CJH·
Conch JOt' Huston's c.hargcs make their longest tr k of th.c 1950 LC rOOTBALL SCHEDULE
sezon tht.S wee.kcn.d, when the~ engage tough Southern Or~gon s I Sl!'pt I ii-Cl .... E Pot tlnnd
•Jcu.n. Saturd~ mght m 8 in Coos Boy. •Sc )\. 23--5outhran Oregon
The SOCE-LC battle:! \\111 ~ the Cu-st college game C\'ct stnged 1 C n
..l 00 4)\ m the lnrgc coa.stnl Cll' nod \\ill be spon ored b) the Stu ~~e hos- ~ PL 30-B~·e
patnl for crtppled cht..ldren fund. •Ocl 7-"LmftC"ld, McMinn\'lll
Always able to fumtsh fornudnblc opposllton, the Red Rntd· ·oct 14_p •ca!tc U.
ut of Ashland dumped the T k forest Gro\'e
locrds 20-6 lQ C'COUDting for one Butterfield a es Oct 21-\\ lllametk, Poa-t1nnd
f LC's ~ '49 dcleats. As last •Oct :28-\~nnport Puttl nd
~ear le:!dtng thre t !or the Coachi·ng Post. II. on •No\ 4-\\'httmnn PorUond
ulh ncr-s 1ll be liMit.> Don •No\ 11 4:ollcgc of ldnho
C rnpb<>U ~ 0 n State b:~ek- • Portland f d \\ruaro Campbell taU ted N \\est add1t10n to the mens
t ! the Rmd rs' three T D.'s phys.tc:ll C'duc uon d«'part.ment.
a ns:t 1..h Paoneers last !all person b.l G rd n Butterfteld. Post-Mortem takes the r e t s n !: liS part-tune
Caravan dl'mac •f fumbles and the shock
of on OI)Cntng-ploy touchdown to
O\ <'I\\ hdm Orcg<>n Colll'gC of
r:Aucation. 28-12, last Satut dny
01 Multnomuh stndtum l~ \Ht!i
U)C> lie. son Opl•nc• for htlth
l('nm
l..c" Is and Clark t llaed once
m UH; Ctrst qunrtea, twice an the
t;t"'nd, then added a c.lmchcr tn
the fmnl stnntrl The Wolves
opened the scormg on tht hrsl
ofienSJ\ c play of the gnme, half
bnck Robm Lee kmfmg off has
own left tackle for 69 yards nnd
a touchdo\\ n. Tht Pwnr>«>as t•vcmd at up
with thr .. • nunutes rcmn1nanc in
the pet iQd Dack WtelkcJ cm·aJ··
anJ: fl\'l'l 11om orw ynrd out
Cliff Millen's timt•l:. a <•COH!T)' of
nn OCE fumble on llw Wolves'
1\\0 ~ntd line pn\cd the \HIY fur
the toll~ Dtck Voll. \\hO plG)cd
a \\ hnlc of n pcfensi\'C gnmc. put
lhc home cion lthcnd to stny • kackmc has fn-st of four l'Om· 'r·
saons !or thl' nftcrnoon
Thts ~amr \'nil set up lh~ next
LC t IJ.} " hen he Intercepted
one or L c• pn c on the OCE
31 From thuc Rube Bnisth,
Pton~·r nil-confer niX' fuUbnclt
lnst . ca on. touk U\'cr And how
he took O\'cr! Hubc crashed
."\ eara\-an 1 belng :formed
to lrn\ C'l to the L~w 1S nnd
ClarJ.-SOCE football gnm Stll·
urd ' rught .nt Coos Ba~ A
~ ®1 up sheet \\ 1ll be posted phy 1 nl educ lion Instructor and
sk1 coach
ButtcrCtcld. o June 50 grodu
otl!' of the Una\ Ct'Sitl of Wash-• mgton where he slwed on the 'Pro' Akins Eyes Remedy
For Numerous Fumbles Uu ugh fot· mnc yards. then.
ottra t\\ o Oronge ploys hod
sntned only two yards. packed
tht~ ptgskln the rcmntnmg 21
\'Urdto (or lht SCUI C.
n th shock. More c:Jrs nre
D d Q Further details ma\
be obtnincd fl'Qlll Ha1g Dlrto·
mo m Room 16. McAfee h.nll.
from the buUeun m the
~ack.
H11ndu:npped tn Uuil SOCE as
p ' mg lt:i !1 t game and "<' c
to seoul LC m 1t.s tiff '' lth
OCE. lhe Ptom~ers wlll be pin)·
m the game \\Jth an absence o!
mformauon on thetr foe"s pl~ys
nd team mf'tllbcrs
T\\OO factors. penalties and
!u bles. v.htch ulll hme to b
he d to o nun mum agamst t.hc
t clcy Rmders. ai Inn )car's de
( t 1S to be re'\·enged The locals
ha\•tng I st 115 yards m petalttes
and committing nmc fumbles
n most t'" 'Yn ,. uu-s1ty. hus nn tntt>nse bnck
cround m the '' tntcr sport. Hl'
saw three vca~· :en: i<:c wath the • tenth moun·tam diVlston durmg
the Second World War.
The 26-year-old nlpmc nrUSt
pent last \\,ntcr working ns a
member of the ski patrol at
SquO\\ VaJle) (L:lkc Tahoe). Cal
afornan There h~ '" ns employed
under Enule AUnts, founder of
the French tcchmque of skimg.
Prior to th::.t he spent ~
w mten; as a member of the ski
pntrol nt Sun Valle). Idaho But
terfaeld explnmed that at Was'h
mgton lhe school li car IS set up
on o qunrlerJy basis. This JIUJde
1t poss.1ble for him to take n
.. ,~orktng vacauon" in lhe '\\:JD·
tcr and round out his school
li car ln the summer pen ()(I
By Curl Copenhagen
Wath .tn.tun.l , • rtbwest canference
"~ ts _ e v.ho has v.h t li1 the
tughlli touted 1 1 a&cresauon. Coot ball
wov o! • lllts on tap next
opposttion for the
Sturting m 1hc oast sedor of ihe circ.ui1.. College oi Idaho.
after ltying 1o: 1he championship with LC and Pacific 1asi )"ear,
as fao.ng a ra:hc:r dismal &eaSO:l. Gono from tho pestiferous Coyote
lqUQXi are 17 lettermen. includi.og lilile All-American back Tom
Winbigler~ N"me vtots return including star backs Lavon Scou and
Duke Shenncm and guard Charles Gulick lO radiate $0me CUJC:our
j,tgement to Coach Clom Parbe::ry and his hard hitting C. ot J.
eleven.
Up an W .. JJa Walla. tht other <'.astern member, Whttman, t.S
preparmg lor a much stronger and sbarpf!r 'Mlsstonnry crew. Oc
cupants C the cellar m '49 thto Whrts have 20 monosrnm wtnoers
bact w 1th teverol psomismg new faces. Aerinl-minded Cnl Royce.
bat>ks Charles S.ruth and aU-conference John Baxter and bnemen
lam Salzer nnd .Ed McGO\'cm fonn a nucl«:us !or this year's club
whJch has nn place to go but up
The oth~.r thu-d of last fall's trl-champion • lS Conch Paul
StBgg•.s P. U B~dgen, who opened the.tr season with a 12-6 tri-
ph over We:.-tern Washington . How(;Ver, the Badsers' all-con
f ence bad. Stan Ru Ell nd severo! top JmemC!D nrc missmg,
lhu akt::nmg the Forest Grovers. Veteran qunrterb:~c.k Paul
Hutton bllcks Frank Buclm!wtcz and Jerry Crumpnckcr, nnd Une
rr. Ed Rooney Keth Bakkum. Tom House ond Joe Agost are
JiguT(; m Paofic's pagslun hope
Paul Durham's Lmbeld Wddcnu ha\c o number of Jcttermen ,
plu a 3i-7 trouncmg of E 0 C E to !ace 1950 conference wnr
r Boarung a ... ..rong bacHtcld .111 Hnrry Shlbcl Carl Wlekam,
Bob Ho), RandaJI HarT160n Jrm Luoto, Hnl Coughenour and Mel
Fox. plw freshman Ad Rutachman , the Wildcal!J will be o strong By Freel W~ymuller
Looktng at Lhe darker 1dc o(
the I..cwas nnd Clarlr-OCE: game.
h\ o thmgs arc rNJdtl) apparent
-rumblt-s nd p nolties The}
lost more through pcnnltws than
the Woh e" gnmro on th~
ground
Frank Aktns. the old pro, sug
gested th t th o[kndmg fum
blers be sentenced to carry a
ball nround the c.nmpu all day
Whene\"Cr a l ammQte spotted
Moore to Aid Fix
In Cross-Country
Uidcr the gutdance of Eldon
Fn: nnd \\'tlh a watchful e.) e be
mg Jent by grndunte student
Deane Moore, "hose rc.>cords
they'll tr} to beat. th~ LC cross
:ountn• ~enm started workouts •
eal'ly Uus wt:ek
To sueceed Moore nnd perhaps
cxecNI ht da.stoncc ~ord.s lS
Russ Ekstrom. transfer fi'Om
Santo Ana JUnior college. who.
while .::11 1\hhuukre lugh schuol
two years <Jgl), \\ ns tate htgh
sehooJ mlle champaoo He turned
m a 4:27 mile time 1 t ) cnr nt
Santa Ana •
.Runners arc still needed io
co m p 1 e t e the crou-country
$quad. according 1o coach £1.
don rix. No previous cxperi·
ence in track or dutanc run
ning is requirod . AU m•n in·
torcs1ed should contact Fix
immediately.
•
A returmng hmT1cr IS Wayne
Branin. a trnck lettennnn m the
m1ddle .distances. \'ac Nelilon, n
good two miler from Vanport, is
among U1e newcomers. There arc
three ft eshmen out frorn lh~!
team, Ron Steele. !rorn St Hel
ens High John Swangl frorn
Lmcoln and· Remhordt von Am
rnan, the new udent from Gl'r·
many
SHIRTS -HATS -'fiES hllla, he'd come up and tr~ to \ oU rct11ru<'d ~n•1thc.r mter
knol•k lht.: bnll <eut of Ius hnnds ccptJ~:•n 25 ytards to the OCE 20
Clark Andet-son, numbea oni' sho•lly bdou• thl• h •ll ended to • qunrterbnck. handled thts daffi-engenl'Cr tltt• T'i~mecrl!' third
cull T-po!;l like a vcternn. nl-tou~..hdo\\ n Stnn Blnir tn Hied
though 1t "ns his farsl I!Xpcm-fa om lhl t\\ o nfl~:r he hnd picki'd
ence m thts role Few of the LC UIJ t('n yards on a pltchout be
Rube Bntsch hterolly bo\\ led hmd b~:autt!ul LC bluckmg
over two tack}('rs on one play llu ton sublllltu tcd frecll dut·
much to the nmusement of LC tnc the.• lnst hulf showing has
pnrtlsnns Not bothcranc to stde· quad to ho\'l cxccpUonnl depth
tep or even stiff-arm would-be for a smnll colleg<' clc\'(•n. Bcr
tacklcrs, Rube seems to delight ! nurd Donahue. nn unheralded
m runnmg stnugbt for the mnn lr nnsrer from Lower Columbia
and buUmg h1m over. He even Jutuor collcg~.:. made lhe fan stt
shook up bsg Gus Langley, gmnt up nod tnkc nutlce ns he lugged
OCE center who made the lion's till' leather 55 )ards on two em··
shn1c of Wolf tackles. on one oc rics to "tnd up the LC sconng
easton when Langley tracd to The Monmouth club struck
stop .. little Satko." through the mrlnncs an the wan-
The Monmouth crew tossed Jn mg rnom1 nts to mnkc the final
fl\'c fumbles wh1ch, added to the 28-12 count L•!Roy Coleman
nrnc Joe Huston's chnrge.s bob· pitched to L1 c who sc.nmpered
blr.."ti, makes a grand toto) of tht• rinnl ten yn1 ds for the Lnlly.
fourteen. On o d!J' fu!ld, too.
Some press-box o b s e r \' c s r
thought the bo) s were piny i ng
hut potato ••
Wednesday Lasl Day
For Intramural Sign-up
lntrnmurnl f l~-· play u;
slat.ed to get unden\ n~ Ol
Lt:'Y.'l nnd Clark nC'xt Fndny
'Murol darector Warren Smtth
Sl't Wcdncsdny, Scpt'"mber 2i.
the d• adhne for cnll"lcs m
scovcn-man touch-football com
peUuon.
AJl te"ms u ishmg to com
pet{\ must conlhct Smith or
Don Se-mJJC'Tl l)y that dnte.
Anyone intcrestLod 1n plnyJng
but raol of:filwtcd wath n team
c.nn bt! placed. Smith stud.
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Thas c 1uld be a ) car of 'Jet~: 11cs. To such a yctu on oua
halll p campu" "'e welcome n"'' and old studenUi Acndi!nnc
acha~\ ement. athletic vtctones, nn cm·ollmcnl of 1.~00, nnd
now a ude of nctory m Koren: they all gl\ us new hcnrt
for whnt\ cr md1vtdual task fac s each one of \1 • w hove a speCJal '' elcomc (t,lr the mnc new foretgn
students from both Europe and AsiCI, nnd loa· Lhc 21 new
facult v members who wlll round out lh~ work of mnn) a
department. Lew1s and Clark is the on1~ college in thcs
p.nrts \\ htch mcreased ats faculty nnd ::.l ff tn the fnc~ of
an c:~;pected drop m enrollment . We destrcd to do the b st
posslble JOb of teac:hmg and counselmg, and bet on nn en·
rollme.nt of 1,225 to cnnj 'the costs. lt looks like "c wtlJ
make 11 • But u defeats come, as theJ mny very well do m these
unstable Limes, we l.."'llOW that we mny count upon adequate.
urces of mind and heart and spmt These rase from the
rc:;: heritage U'l our relig~ous !aith and in this land we love,
:~d ha\ e their development for each of us m the commumty
of learning wh1ch IS the nnture of Lcwas and Clark.
Morgan S. Odell.
rrr eGj)On" for Pea .
Man • of the old fanuhar faces are missmg this fall
the boo~ laid aside Ior the grim business o( wnr:
For some this ts a repeat performnnc~the umforms _so
recent!'· discarded not yet grown too l1ght 1n spots, the rth-..
bons sttll br1,ght. . • .
Others dail.Y cast anxious eyes at the ma1lbox, awatllng
the mv.itat1on to their military debut. Even the usually exu·
berant collegmte aunosphe.re seems subdued The 'pollee ac
tsan' m that far-off. tortured ptece of real estate called Ko
rea 1S a da1lv compamon to most of us
It's our ~\·ar, every bit as much as ll is for the Gl's ~md
M.armes sluggmg it out oYer there. The1r weapons are rilles.
mnclune guns and bn~ onets Ours are books, \\'Ords, 1deas.
Th peace they buy w1lh blood 1s at best an uneasy thmg.
The war to end all wars has been fought tw1ce. .
The peace to end nll wars 15 yet to be achieved. That 1s
our JOb. Thev're doing the1r job of wmnmg the war. Whal
re we domg lo win the peace? N \l..1• S.
Collegiate Capers
Bewildered Freshmen Ponder Cafe Atmosph~re
As Proper for Business AdministraHon Classes
By Gordon Ma.ltinsler 1 1 l' !; Go\ nm nt cl .... ~.
w B man h t oubl n t:rrt'd t tb
uthcr ed h. bet' r
lh nd. pau nmul'CI lO
ftrn.-rnJ"d p I a b b of p nts v. t\h bt.~Nt
ha pulp f pock t 1.\llh pt.rchdl m ng th
q "'Is an>'lhmg un· • ~ t n J.D I how Lr.
.... ._ h on I 1 tnn u; rkm"
Pf rt.&nt -t,' m nd t re I "' At
em ton pe
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t them ccn t imo~glnt' an
.,,.,"nunt. n J, bl: :n :held m n
fTI"d dt:ba&s prob bl)
uren L '\' T) appealing V."lth
~·ed pOtatoc Dnd cnrTOts.
Angel Clipped
Candtdal for the over·larg
Lacanale Needs Ride
Bob Lacnnalc v.:b cl..chalr 1\U·
dent, requ led th,.. LOG to help
hun fmd U"alUportatJ n to nnd
r om th cnmp115. H mommg
clas!; are 9 ~'IWF nd l 0 1"I'b
tmd h u ready to lea,. ll1c
crur\pu !:V ry day ost 2:30 p.m
but <r,~all adjust his trovcl to 1h
arsvcr·, convenleno Laeannl£'
n\ es at 602Z S E Powcll Hu
t 1 phon num~ 1 SU 472-4. h m qu1c I~ cl r d
Th eh dul d n to Coo
B ~ Saturdov du-el m need
O{ (': Th lJJt 'W l}) be onL Of
1he tou l on nnd the {tllov.:s
rc goLng t need nU lht SUP·
pOrt. th ) n g t-and bt.! 1d~;
st a Shrtn m• I t's co C<'
th~m hJp th Red Ratdt
!: cw Publica.tion
Th ' P&lhfmdcr has
I'Oirnp('hll n nu car f.rom a
uon !or dorm women
'T pee TopiCS With
ruJeo tc, "llhan Mnny
?1on• ls comparing how
rnu h w 1ght they lost cturing
mml Mtlksh ltes tn shock
hov ,;on down in SlU: and up
m prlel sml.'e 1 t spnng Som~
y corte wst hkc Jl hnd been
an um 11 summ ·r. It tmpron>d
dunng the wed:. thou(!h, so
mn)bc at had
U'
Cole6il~Prea
(Jtf 0.1 vnbllcaUan of till! 41',1 .~e.a. tf'd t ud~rnt• , r r~v. 1A and (. lam
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EDITOR THE PIONEER LOG Frlday, S•ptcmbu 22, 19~0
• • • • Swanson
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The President Speaks ...
Prexy Attempts to Bolster
New, Old Student Morale
By Harry Godlil
Here we go og n m nnothe.r
merry-go-round of new books, • penc:Jls, tcnchcrs nnd cxperii!nC
A lot uf you nrc new and haven't
)'Ct lcnrncd to grab the gold ran&
or cct the hang of thts life cnllcd
haghcr f'ducollon. turmnc I would nl'lo like to CJo;·
tend o very he. 1 ty "howdy'' nnd
handshake~
But let mP bolstel your mo·
per. On the other bed wns a pntt· role, 1C 1l tends to sag, by ussur·
1.} unpnckcd suncnsc. I bchC\'C I 10 • you that m no lim<' .vou, too,
CX"pcracnet:-d the feclang de l<:ln cat 11' your books, n full cup
crtbed by my mother' ad f'~· nf co rcc, gel through the cro\\ d While you nrc putting sharp
puinls on 1hos nl'W p nc1ls or
puttJns the dl\ adcrs m your note
books th re I on" U1ing 1 wlah
you would thank nboul ll IS one
of Lewis ond Clark's trudltJon~:
thnt oJ gcttmg ncqucunlcd Ont
of tlu,; thtng .vou wtll rc.rncrn·
bl!l' lhc longest nbout your col·
legt: life will be the fr1cndsh1p
you mode pressiOn, "Thls younger ge_n rn and mto o Jondcd both rutd nc" er
lton." ptll 'n dropl No phase of your ctl-
1 wn~n t qu1te ..:o S<Jd v. hen 1lucalJOn wall be overlooked The ndnumstrllllon nnd thl•
o1·gnmr.nUo n w11J do thclr best
to provide th(' oppurtunll1~s for
us to got together but '•ftcr 111l Jt
1 up lo r•al'h on• of us to \IS£'
th • oppurtunH1 to geL nr
qunmt•~ to our he t .1dvnntntw
Tha IS nothmg lwtler thnn n met my roomrnutC' and dtscuv n.>(l
1 'l'o those of you who nn• rc·
the renson Cor nil the c&lsordca
~he had orra,·ed Jntc lhc mcht E 1. h p
before ond thC' 1ollO\\ lnG morn-ng IS a per
mg her life bt'C me n hdplc N M F
tunnoll You 11 frro hmtn otes ay ete
arls are exp t d to v. mt on
upper t n g.trlf o h had
h t poh h. doth ~t t w h
an non, book \Q cove nd
on No\\ I'm ln lhl' m }J
rlJOn I m1ght c bl t mnn
ar I had tlu t pat f h.md
nd roll r knt on mv f L
\\' nl o h d to ernbl 1dc1 Itt
UC' grt: ·n blb5 wtth our nnm on
them und furlhct 01 v. l.' h v
tu \\ear thl'rn. Tht•v'rc ucla d ah
ling Jattlc thtng 'ou kno\\ Oh
f •r thf" life of u mor'
Lov~.
Darl·n D fh:nhaugh.
Psychology Profs Built
To Accommodate Offices
Rumor hn ... st thal t.hc renl rcu
n th new au1l~> of oflH!P an
the top floor of BoDane buJid1n1
wns nSSJgn"d to lh psychology
stnf! wnJ becau c of the up IJnd
down, mO: tly dov.'n stutur~ of
thC' mt'ntal process p cwltst.S.
Most of the office hnve slnnUog
cedtngs, som.., no mor than five
fc~l h1gh in • pot&
There as an acute luck of p n
CJI shnl])cners on campu F.\·cn
t;ome of lh~; few thnt w rc ht!rt.:
last yeor are gone
One or the funniest thlnns to
watch is old campus1 lCS punhmg
and fumbhng with thol whi h
U!':d to be n door to t:hc t:tudc•n\
body ofl icc but now l11 porl of
the waJI in Chorlcs llaldr• ' new
of!Jce
Pen Lost
Dr. John Wnlkcr, hlstocy fJro·
1essor, nnnounc th t t lofit
chrome and y Parker pen ot
rt:gl troU•n lnat F tdoy Anyone • f.mdang the pen Is n qur t~"d to
r t tum It to BA-6 o tJ1e }to t of
tat budd •t c• urn tlmpr (Ac Jlod~ frnm Utndon Sunday
Ttmt of Junf' 4 an a column Anillh r thmg to r lllt'mb£'r lS
lu:ad d Mr·n, Womf'll · nd Mcm· lh P ~:n flf nc\-. stud nts
from IX d1ffN nt untri thnt (ll't )
Wh(·n Lad) Fn:ml 4..1CCOmpn- nn: \\ 1lh u no\\ Making them
niLd her husband, thf' Bral• h feel al hom 1 lh J~ka nt rc-
nmbussador to the Umlcd SUlll spon lbtHty ot nll of us
n ht r cent peukmg tour of To oll of ~ ou I hope you b;n e
the Pacafac Nortbv. e t she too 0 happy and succ sl'ul ycnr, and
Jcnrned that bcmc o dtplom:JUc I ll I! you an '? chnpcl
rcpn: cntatlvc of thu> lond of I
parodox brings In train man) I Patience a virtue-
strnngc dut1c£ B Tb [ L ''In Potllrlfld, 0 egon. n lun<•h-U f iS S j In if
on ha•l been • trongcd for J1c1 Ttn:rt; mu t b somclhmg to the
at th<: I~cwu; nnu Ch rk eolkgl! t~ddntw that 13 1 on unltlcJ\iy
\" lul(; S1r Oliver \\ ns uddrc In number or nt I caB I ih< 1 S pcoJ)I •
o stag luncheon som~:wherl' c.lcc t.mdanc nt tlu~ Salmon •trc"t
But he dtd not know whot v. us bu dPpol 1hou~Jt .so \\hen the
nwo1Unt: hl'r until she cnletcd 10:30 bus to the coUcgc came
the- ~:olh.:cc's nudnorlum. Three In 10 manulc lot
thousand students had a~ mbh::d The po&Senccrs pnUenlly wmt
to wnlch lhulr newly elected t>d wh1lc the motor wns crnnked,
5We thcnrl "Qu' en" Shirl•~y. thlnklnc then wos st1ll time to
knaghl l~dy Frnnksl mtlkt-ccmvoctltiOn. Jlt>wcvcr, a
'Wolking nlong n rt>d cnrpct forchox hud to b£' obtoinPd ot
v. 1U1 little tots strewing pmk the bus enrage nnd the rod lhnt
rose In front or her, Lady holds the' box WOS locked. AflCI
F)-ank \~as motioned to Dl)· n dozcu keys hod been tncd to
proach the th~ont.! of the Queen no avOJI, the! nttcndnnt resorted
nt the other end of the h(lll. to o hnckSllw. only to have thf·
"Bcforc the throne La d Y blade b1 en'k. The lock w&s sowed,
Franks hod to kneel down on n the box mstniJM und the bus
silken curshlon. '!'hen the eight-fmally ar:rlvt.!d nl the colh•gc 20
ccn year-old Queen-who looked mmutcs lute.
os good a cQV••r girl nn nny- _
touched l .. od{v Frank's shouldt 1 Law. Graduate Exams
wult r• J r)d roac und t.o the nc Sl t d f C ln y
complUUIT II~nl ot (';lid SOVf! 'lh• I a, ~-,orlh om(.' q el~ r ...,. o r .roduotc ~L'· Kine spoke the gracJou& words· •
J th C I f Q SL 1 rJnf l'.xomlnnuon un(l the l.ow • n , our o uecn .ur t•y, . , ~d L• .__ l. ...1 t School A•lmiu1on teut, 1 cqulred ......, y r ron~. tJ,,y In H!r I)WJI
...tn} 1 1. 1 ht , by ll numiJ r' ol arndunlu ond , ~ 1 , we nn g you .,..if l ,, 1, b)' 1 • low schools, will ~nch he glvrn .t.o C I COY on 0 \CpU lr"
New Bus Schedule
N• w, pockd·& l1.c hut: schNluh:••
nrc r\ollnblt• nt the pot!t off1n
Spc d 1 ~vtmta schedules ·wIll be
h t.cd In the l .. OC. four 11mu durang lhr fli:JCl 12
months.
AJIS!llcotaona and anCIJrmntlon
ror both testa mny h<' obtamed
from the l~ducouonnl 'I' tinll
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, THE PIONEER LOC Page Three
fridoy. S ptembor ~2. 19~0
On the Socurl Sl(/e w1th Pat Cherkezov
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Campus Activities Begin Fourth Estate
Suffers Blow Co-Creator of Great Stone Faces
To Teach Ceramics, Sculpturing
By &rnl Weaver As Sororities Plan Party
Fall activiliea begin thl cmcslL. .. t' h the Inter 1101 ority pn1ty
unci COIIJilcs tclhng compus !ru~ncl. •llout lhdr cngt•KCmen t ond
rnnu lotgt' evo.•nts ciUI m • \hr umrm!r.
• Tho annual mh r•SOJI)rlly gel-together• \\Ill bl! hPid Snturdny,
Scplcmhl!r :iO, Ol 1:1:30 p.m. The pnt ty IS open to :soronty rnc1nb••nt
only and Lheu dotes. Comml\ IN'S mcludc: Zcto Thc111 Ch• fovd
ond dPtOI nucms: 'J'hclrl Koppu, tickets ond o.mh:rlrunmcn t • 1
Aiphn Chnploln John B Uorrlng
ton, whtlc buc1unr. uul of the
crumpcd pmklnr. lot between
thr journnlism buildmg nnd
gymn:uuurn, coughl the post
on n col'ncr of the Log offJc.e
porch Wl~h n btnnplr, JHkmg
lh~ C•tlumn from 1ts Cippointcd
JW'IIlton The domoge was
qutckly rl.'palrcd uy o c:oupl,..
of husky journnhsls M ct thP m n bchmd the big
ge-st foce In Am!'ricn He Ia Jvnn
Hms r, n •tronntly known c r
timlst nnd l!culptor, \\ ho hw;
jolnr•d thP LC nrt d pnrlm\'nt
ns sn tructnr In cc.r om tal nnd
MulpllJT'inc llou tr th(!Jl returned to th~
Black Htlls and czt.obli hcd Lhc
hrst pott ry lndullry in South
Dakotn, m 1932. H opcroted thl
about nrnc ycn111. He c:.amo her
to o,renHc h1s ranch tn F..a!lcrn
Oregon. He cstnbUnhcd nnoth t
pott T')' plnnl In Aurorn
UO Teacher
Gmnmn, plnetJ nnd prJtrons, S•g- ' lie hn hod n lifdong Inter t
an ra'l ort • cv n {n grade
school nnd high school Whtlc
:utcndmg the Un&OJC1'8l t~ of Ore·
gon Houser wus oppomted as nn
osslstnnt IMtructor m fm rt.ll,
hiS ntOJOr Houacr wughl t the Unlw:cr
nH• Rl1o, pullliclt) and dcnn-up. Mra. Jame& D. Goddard. for·
• • • rnul)' Br•ryl F~lnmc Simonson, W•• wonder \\hot \he gootl
chnplntn w~u1 thmklng as he
drovu nwny-L.OC staftt~u "etc r•nU!t tutncd wo marrtcd Snturdny, August
b) thc1r od cr, Miss Gny Har-12, nt SunnYside Mcthod1st
ctmg, ot dCSS('r\ Sundoy cvcnlnl], church Jtm lJ n }untor phy tcol
S~:pttmbcl 17. Th(ly snw o pre-cducntton ,m~Jor; •
'ww of colored alltlcs tnkcn on
her summc1 tour through Eu· Korean Situation
Curtails Pioneer
Building Projects ropt:. • •
Sigmo Rho sorority combtned
tiS ru-st m('chng uf the school
.) cnr with o slumbt r patty ln11t
Frulny, Septcmbc1 15. Th~,;y met
nt tht horne of Jorm Hills, presl
dcnl., lu plnn thc.u scmcstCI' pro-
grnm. •
Church oi tho Holy Croaa wm;
the cttlng St•pt1·mb1 r fl (or the
weddm~ nf Arden Armflcld, lor·
mc1 stud{'nl, to J. Wnrrcn
Brown, Portlund un•v,.rslty :;tu·
dc:>nt FollowinG n reccplton nt
the home of the bride's parents,
the couple le!t lor n wcddmg
trip to the consl
• • •
Donna LH Blair, former stu
dent, nnd Merrill Dommiquc
\\ere morrir>d Sundn~. September
10, nl the Fm1t Chnsuon church
Reception followed m thr! com
munity hnll The CQuplc rs nt
home in Portland
• • • Tho chapol of Lcwas nnd Clnrk
college w11s lh" scent' of \he
wedding Snturdny, August 12,
of Suz.nonr- Stokes to Bruc,.. Eck
lund. semor phy acnl cdu~nuon
mnJor Reverend Fttzhugh J.
Oodson Jr offidnt.t.-d. Th rcccp-, t1on \\, s tald In lhc drn'' ang
1 oorn.
• •
The wedding of Mur1lyn Sod·
''rgrcn, I omf'r student, to Leo
Romnncsk1 was a11 evl"nl of Au·
gust 8 r•t lhl' First Immnnu« •l
church. Following lhctr wedding
lrip t-o New York the ,·ouplc
w11l live m Gc.rrnnny, where l.l
Romnneski \\ 11! be stationed.
• • •
The engagement of J co nine
Znbellc to Dav1d Tomlinson, sen
tor business ndminlstrntion ma
Jor, wns told friends nt o goth
enng held recently at the home
of thl bt ide-dcct's parc.nu; No
dntc hn!: been SCl for Ute wed· Lewis nnd Clnrk"s cxpansio o • progr om has b• en temporarily
mlroiT\Ipted by dlswnt :fireworks.
Rcnovntums nnd bricking nclivl
tlt'J, however. hrw~ continued .
Campus r •turnecs \\'Ill note lhe
IW() oi"W cott.nges nenr lhe shack.
One a for f;ngmeer John Orms
~ nnd his wtfc ann the other
lor ruculty oHICCrS The Ormsbys'
fon-ncr opnrtmcnl abo\'C Albany
Quod now hou cs 1tve men ~tu
dcnts nnd &s known 1\S Albany
hnll
Psych OUicea Mado
Extensive r modchng in the
south w1ng of Bo<hnc's thtrd
floor resulted In o sulle of of·
flc<.'S !or the psychology depnrl·
mcnt The ol"t butldmg bas nl.t!o
drng • • • undcrgon rC'construchon work
Loui11e Johnson nnnounccd her The mojor port nf th1 wns !oun
~: nga&cmcot to Donold King, sen-dntson rc mfon:t mcnt
lor busm(l55 odmmlstrntton mo· In the new '"om~=.n' dornutolj,
jo•, tiH' ftrt\l \\Cckcnd ln Augu!lt lo rc~-.naUon &oom hus been
ot fl mnll rllnrwr ot Hotel Gear· chnngcd .ntu a b• droom !or two
hort morl: tudcnl Tht" cnfelcrln 1
• • • k ont." do01 und bookst(lre .JlfiCC
Announ ced is the c>ngogc•mrmt hn b n cnlorgt'd b-.. thl lo 1ty of Or ·gon, n y r nt Wll·
lnmcttc unavcrsJty. In extension
cia et. adult education programs
and dclwered 34 lectures t th
Umve:rslty ar Uwh lu•t 5prmg
After grnduatlon he worked
for cvcral t rro cott.o concern.s.
Hous r d1d nrch1tccturnl df!.sign
from Canndo to Mex1eo and
then spent severn! years with
Glsddmg McBean in Glendale.
Cnlffornm . He hn exhibited ccrnn1ics and
sculpture an the CorCIJ n G I·
lcry, Toledo, Ptttsburgh. Phlln
CI "lphul, Cleveland. ond the Rob
in au:x M "monnl ExhlbiL Syro
cusc Unl\' rsllY
NY Student
Next he went to New York.
where he st\JduxJ w1lh the Art
Studf'nt.s League for scvcrnl •
y •ors. Followmg thiS cxpcru::ncc
h troveh•d to Seattle. to dfl
sculptu&·mg ond orchltecturol de·
s1gn.
Cuuon B or c 1 u m, one of
Am~ricn'11 best kn,lwn sculptors,
wired Hou er from Texas, nsk
ing him to be hss n&Sl!lt.ont. To
gether thuy did the Woodrow
W1lson stnlue for Polnnd, which
Hitler hod torn down because it
dsd not conform with hts ideas
on ort. the Sacco Vonzctti Me
morial in New Jersey, Trail
Orl\'ers Memorial m Tcxns, nnd
numc>rCiu s-mnllcr commtsStons
Thelr largest nnd probably most
h1ghl recogniz d pte<:~: of sculp·
lure t the Mount Rushmore
Me.mon 11 in the Block Htlb of
South O.tkotn }-\ouscr wn su·
perrntcnd nt f the enlc model
me ond pomting (lronsfc&CilC
from model to grnnlt ) lie rC'
tnOI ked. reg<~rdln lh~ &17.'-' or
the wark ll• \ culptured th Car Area Rules
To Begin Monday
Beginning Monday, Septembe.r
25, parking regulotions will be
enforced on th" campus. Shckcrs
which must be placed on th• • windshield are now nvntlnblt:! in
T-~5
D"an George Enms emphasiz.cd
that th re are nmplc parklng
foc1l1Ucs for the number of cnr.s
registered He snld that tl stu
dcnu; nrc unable to find spa"
in thCJr assigned areas they
s.hould park an tne next lowest
class arcn.
No cars are to be parked 1n
the faculty or dorm areas \li tth
out t.hc proper stJckers. Th,cre
n.reas are between the cnfetena
and thentrc. an the upper rond
by the. ndm\mstrnlson bu1ldmg
m the il1ology qundran&l nd
on lhc v. est s1de of lht. gym next
to the budding
n of G nrge Wnsbtngton 18 Shirley Hillary w ns n bndf' of
Aunu t 20 l«l Pnul Het:hC'l. Tht
C( tPmony wos pr;orlonned by
Rcv~rt nd John U 11 rmgtnn tn
PolnUne Mnnor Mr ont! Nrs.
R• l:ho.:l, fm·mcl tudcn . w1ll lJro
al horm t.hl wrntet Ill Mmm1
Flor&dn where they will uucnd
th Un1\ rsHY of MJOrnl of Jcnn Herald, junior mu se Choir Lotr BuiU
moJOr, h:.J 'Bob Dune en lui mer P rlJtJor hn\'e been ~mov '<I
tudo.: nl body pn:~ldl nl Bnb \\lll m th< hopt'l tel t' te 1 m ! r
•ll nd Dubucr IC Thc;olo~u· •I 1 modlfr -d cho1r loft .ln the back f l high
Corcoran Gollery S!:n1or, gr.nduut<: und ph}' \cnl
l,'i bnnd1 tppl'\'1 students re t
p rl m lhr n: mammg reru n
th cumpus p opcr Jumo U
o :eup~ th pit bd the fo rt
• • • Th ~ mnd \i ernl t 1p lo
N \\ Y rk, nd tht'n '\\ cnt to bnll held und tl1 msrt~: ar
Cothcrino Louuo I th ULW \
.adttJ n to th Eu un Ellw fam
I~ Sht nt 1\ I Augu t 25
HI htn 7 pllUnd zt S• mtnoi y an Dubuqu lo\10 n th& t1 m. ll n!."LUI " D {"0 -
fntl The \\ cdcllng I plnnncd ful uve (h n& wtll en han •
n ,. t su mm 1 th( n II lOll tn ph t of th • • dll.lpcl
Outdoor f c hflmg" I Wn hlnglon D C \\he rc tb 'f
'" rkcd \ m th Coree an
Call ry They mad tu of
Kr·lh J B n II I t h1gh.
A capacity crowd nucnded th College to Allow k1ck·orr don hell 1n th. ym· n.1 turr In t Mondav n1 hL M -
Draft Adjustments 1
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; p 1 •nt t '" m th hnJf.ftn
bnl:kin Jub on th vm nnd th
brond n " p nl n thL· PionCI.'r
Lo~ c bm wh1 h end of
C.:ur~
Post Office Announces
New Mail Box Ruling
d .nc~: of lhl Jnll:n upt d pl n for nl'\\
Students who hovu t,lltcn thur
drnll ph)' icnl ' amlUQ\IOfi ond
WISh to uply for ddcm11.:nts
through lht colt. gc should brmg
Lhetr suletll\ c &crvlcc card to th~:
uWec ot the D on of Men. • • • domlltOllt ond o Stud nt Umon
Telling frsonda of her ngCJS'-'"1 bulldmg "111 bt· r Lnc\"' ed \~ h~.;-:-n l' l Hr c m 11 1 ox h "(.'
b~ n 1! ucd t nll dornutory • tu
den nd w 111 b' o SJ 1n I to nll
off .c;,mpu tud nts '' he• pn:- t
f t of 2ll cent!' 1c ordtn~ l
P ·w Ste\\i 11 t. hu lnr nl mag
d i\ h l of 11 n lgned tw
wJil I c po .t..:d w the po offlcc nu~nt ttl Dame I Jim nngton, rc th , t 1 l t k c tn•l'rnu Jonn 1 ua 10n mo \
cenl gruduatc of UI\IV r it) of ll ,0 lblt
PC)l tlond, IS Anne l\1 s•lc Zt:.nn 'r 1
Fr.u.:llunal credit onu fmon·
CJOI udJUlillncnt Will h~: mode
for m~:u coiled mlo the ~rvu: •.
ChU!S nvcrngc grftdc pomts for
the college yen• 1940-50 hnvc
been complied ns follows· :tr sh
m,.n 2.26; sophomol'CS 2 45: jun
Iors 2 til; nnd 111.!0lor11 2 70 Ann attended ~>Chool bert! hult
, • .; .r und wns otftll•l-t:d wrlh
Alpha Cumm:-. ormtty. Ne• <Into::
hM been o.:d Cm thc Wldchng
Special Speech
Courses Begin Schedules Change All olh T' rn 11 \\ lll l)f' pl ted tn
w n gcncrt~l dl'h\ r) box
1 'Th1 n w r~.;gu Iutton \\ ns ~ Assembly, Chapel
Drama Group to Give
'Mr. Pim Passing By'
Aft< , n •ucccssful lll'O&l>n by
Ftr AcruJ summt>r thcol('r in
whu:_h stx plnys \\ ur e prct~ent~d
in six w ·oks Arthur Coc Grny,
drnmn iJtpnrtmf'nl hf'ad, un·
nnunct•t.l thl Wl•Ck cnstmfl 11
suuting fol' rnlC!l In "MI. Ptm
Pos:;lnM Hy," by A. A. Mlln•'·
Tht• piny will h•' g1v••n < lclo·
bor lfl nnd 20 n\ II 30 m tlw
Cnrnputl thcutcr
:Mrt1. Uctlc DriYi Gnrdln«•t wtll
dtH't'l nnd Grnv will ll•l(e.
Th•a comedy tellt oC whut hop·
p nli In D Vl'r)' i,'OnVt nliOQlll rnc•
II h home WIH n 11\\le Mr l,lul,
whu hDJ so much trouble Wllh
n m• , drop In on~' do)' on n
mnll mutter uf busmu ond
lend~; from tht 1 (' into 'nnou1
on tiCS or lllf' heart A crnhly, con\ ocotlon. chop l ta\JII!thcti b('(."!lU e af • shorto e
ond counselling o:chrdule -; 111
be ll hlly dUfl!rel\l from those
• o( lost yNlr
Thursday's w1ll be devoted en·
tJrcl) to chopcl prog1ams and
1 ucsdny's to oth~1 presentations
Student assemhlu:,; will be Sl\'en
twacc n month Convocation and
the monthl) cowu;clhng canrcr
cncc wlll be h ld on the r-cmnlnCours<' In cOJ'rl'ttl\ speech
and mtcrprdoth ~ rendinG will
be offcrt·d £1G rn th11 em' ster
Both nrc op n to ~ Ncrnns, c
cordlng to Ml'$ E thcr Horcourt,
• tnslructor.
Cot rcctivc speech work will
be dh 1dC!d into two groups. om
for lh05C SlUdcnU \\ hn WISh lQ
concrntroll! on 1;1 ommnr, vocub
uln•Y and g('nmol ft~c1lit~ · in
1-:nt!ll h nnit nn<•lhcr groull Co•
thOiil' who willh \0 CCII r<>cl faully
hnbl I!! ol VlltCC, ru-t \culntlon nnu
m mm apr••ch rlefcct• 'l'hcs
courses wi II nltm b,• upcn lo proll·
p11C\I\'I' tcnch~rs who need u~
vh•w os· r11rn~dlrtl '"''ork.
The mu~rprctntlvc r c ll .t 1 n R
cnua .--. I!! dr: isn d to help tu·
dcJ'IlS to .1 grcnt I' npprcND\1011
(if nnd foc1hlY 1n presenting vn·
l'IOUS typ' Of h\f'fl'\\\}rl ', 1}(}('\ry,
pro <' nnd drmno Tlu worlt
gh•• ere dlt in lthl!r UJlllcr or
low"r dl\•1s1on lng T-uesday s.
Chapel Will oc dc~agncd to
nn wcr t·nmpu reliGious nct.;(ls
in o wtll·roundcd series uf aut
side sp ukcre, student tu·ogrnms
and lneully dt~cussion • rn ml-
thtilm, o EJll'cml chupcl dtoh "111
SinG .:Jndt ThursdO) .
CuunseJlmg conlercm~ w1l1
be (hvuled Into t\\ o groups thls
)'l'RI'. 'rhe f1r&l wiiJ be fr hmc_n
&t.!mlnnrs ond will closelY follow
the J)N\'IOUB outlin Confer-
nc fo1 t!ophumores. JUn.IC!U
ond seniors will b dcptll tm<'n
tnllzcd to acquomt tudc:nt with
thl" nc Lis 11nll purp sc of tht u
pnrtlculhr ru--ld~t of Intel t., of bo und b c:susc 111nny stu
dent m the p st d1d no\ us the
fre~.: bo ''hen n rgncd." Stt:\\·
nrt plom d W bchC\ stu·
dcn~ mtcrc11tcd m renting b(),~M
\\ 111 niSi) be mtcr tL>d in chc k
mg their bo rcgul rly for
mu1l ond not1 c "
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Students nnd fncult who
~,~; &sh to bnng f:llt' l5 to eve
nmtt mcul ln th~.:: c:nfctcrio
mu t lgn th u~: t ~iJ tcr
in the orlH: of Koth nnt: De
WHt. collcK duun~ room
mlinngc.r. til li! o:l l\\O dnys
m ud\'t~occ for w~ •kdny meals
nn~l ruur dnvs In odvnncc for
Sun~ y dmnu-a.
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lions v. ill not b nr r·ct!l:t
A fin of tv.; d 11 1ll
unp ro iar r u to l: mp "1:
'' tth lh t rule:: B ia ltu ED£1·
Jon. und th ltoadc~&P of D
\\ Itt M rgan ""an am hand
the u-me Qund duti
Enm ~ oml'<l th t lh 11
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President Odell Speaks
On Enchancemenl of Liie
Or Mor an Oddl p 1d nt
or L.cwlS nnd <.:lnrk g \ c th
opemng chapd ddn: nt ll
a..rn Thursd y m lh Copeland
M mort 1 cllnpcl
H uPOk<· on the Enht\nt: m Ill
of wf~ "' nnd its r lntlon to th
d1 oo~c J of God nnd BlS rJghl·
cousness. With cmpha 15 on the
pPed (or JU tt and hum n n~~~.
he oommcnk'<I 1 o on th n
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''Thl' bw;m (Jf lh lJlg \
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• THE PIONEER LOG Friday. St>ptember 22. 1950
Pioneers Head South
For Revenge Tussle
With SOCE Raide1·s Gridders Down olves,
Triumph Show Power • 1n
Joe Husttln's po'' cr·poeked
Paono~.:r t:rldd rs surva\ cd n CJH·
Conch JOt' Huston's c.hargcs make their longest tr k of th.c 1950 LC rOOTBALL SCHEDULE
sezon tht.S wee.kcn.d, when the~ engage tough Southern Or~gon s I Sl!'pt I ii-Cl .... E Pot tlnnd
•Jcu.n. Saturd~ mght m 8 in Coos Boy. •Sc )\. 23--5outhran Oregon
The SOCE-LC battle:! \\111 ~ the Cu-st college game C\'ct stnged 1 C n
..l 00 4)\ m the lnrgc coa.stnl Cll' nod \\ill be spon ored b) the Stu ~~e hos- ~ PL 30-B~·e
patnl for crtppled cht..ldren fund. •Ocl 7-"LmftC"ld, McMinn\'lll
Always able to fumtsh fornudnblc opposllton, the Red Rntd· ·oct 14_p •ca!tc U.
ut of Ashland dumped the T k forest Gro\'e
locrds 20-6 lQ C'COUDting for one Butterfield a es Oct 21-\\ lllametk, Poa-t1nnd
f LC's ~ '49 dcleats. As last •Oct :28-\~nnport Puttl nd
~ear le:!dtng thre t !or the Coachi·ng Post. II. on •No\ 4-\\'httmnn PorUond
ulh ncr-s 1ll be liMit.> Don •No\ 11 4:ollcgc of ldnho
C rnpb<>U ~ 0 n State b:~ek- • Portland f d \\ruaro Campbell taU ted N \\est add1t10n to the mens
t ! the Rmd rs' three T D.'s phys.tc:ll C'duc uon d«'part.ment.
a ns:t 1..h Paoneers last !all person b.l G rd n Butterfteld. Post-Mortem takes the r e t s n !: liS part-tune
Caravan dl'mac •f fumbles and the shock
of on OI)Cntng-ploy touchdown to
O\ <'I\\ hdm Orcg<>n Colll'gC of
r:Aucation. 28-12, last Satut dny
01 Multnomuh stndtum l~ \Ht!i
U)C> lie. son Opl•nc• for htlth
l('nm
l..c" Is and Clark t llaed once
m UH; Ctrst qunrtea, twice an the
t;t"'nd, then added a c.lmchcr tn
the fmnl stnntrl The Wolves
opened the scormg on tht hrsl
ofienSJ\ c play of the gnme, half
bnck Robm Lee kmfmg off has
own left tackle for 69 yards nnd
a touchdo\\ n. Tht Pwnr>«>as t•vcmd at up
with thr .. • nunutes rcmn1nanc in
the pet iQd Dack WtelkcJ cm·aJ··
anJ: fl\'l'l 11om orw ynrd out
Cliff Millen's timt•l:. a <•COH!T)' of
nn OCE fumble on llw Wolves'
1\\0 ~ntd line pn\cd the \HIY fur
the toll~ Dtck Voll. \\hO plG)cd
a \\ hnlc of n pcfensi\'C gnmc. put
lhc home cion lthcnd to stny • kackmc has fn-st of four l'Om· 'r·
saons !or thl' nftcrnoon
Thts ~amr \'nil set up lh~ next
LC t IJ.} " hen he Intercepted
one or L c• pn c on the OCE
31 From thuc Rube Bnisth,
Pton~·r nil-confer niX' fuUbnclt
lnst . ca on. touk U\'cr And how
he took O\'cr! Hubc crashed
."\ eara\-an 1 belng :formed
to lrn\ C'l to the L~w 1S nnd
ClarJ.-SOCE football gnm Stll·
urd ' rught .nt Coos Ba~ A
~ ®1 up sheet \\ 1ll be posted phy 1 nl educ lion Instructor and
sk1 coach
ButtcrCtcld. o June 50 grodu
otl!' of the Una\ Ct'Sitl of Wash-• mgton where he slwed on the 'Pro' Akins Eyes Remedy
For Numerous Fumbles Uu ugh fot· mnc yards. then.
ottra t\\ o Oronge ploys hod
sntned only two yards. packed
tht~ ptgskln the rcmntnmg 21
\'Urdto (or lht SCUI C.
n th shock. More c:Jrs nre
D d Q Further details ma\
be obtnincd fl'Qlll Ha1g Dlrto·
mo m Room 16. McAfee h.nll.
from the buUeun m the
~ack.
H11ndu:npped tn Uuil SOCE as
p ' mg lt:i !1 t game and "<' c
to seoul LC m 1t.s tiff '' lth
OCE. lhe Ptom~ers wlll be pin)·
m the game \\Jth an absence o!
mformauon on thetr foe"s pl~ys
nd team mf'tllbcrs
T\\OO factors. penalties and
!u bles. v.htch ulll hme to b
he d to o nun mum agamst t.hc
t clcy Rmders. ai Inn )car's de
( t 1S to be re'\·enged The locals
ha\•tng I st 115 yards m petalttes
and committing nmc fumbles
n most t'" 'Yn ,. uu-s1ty. hus nn tntt>nse bnck
cround m the '' tntcr sport. Hl'
saw three vca~· :en: i<:c wath the • tenth moun·tam diVlston durmg
the Second World War.
The 26-year-old nlpmc nrUSt
pent last \\,ntcr working ns a
member of the ski patrol at
SquO\\ VaJle) (L:lkc Tahoe). Cal
afornan There h~ '" ns employed
under Enule AUnts, founder of
the French tcchmque of skimg.
Prior to th::.t he spent ~
w mten; as a member of the ski
pntrol nt Sun Valle). Idaho But
terfaeld explnmed that at Was'h
mgton lhe school li car IS set up
on o qunrlerJy basis. This JIUJde
1t poss.1ble for him to take n
.. ,~orktng vacauon" in lhe '\\:JD·
tcr and round out his school
li car ln the summer pen ()(I
By Curl Copenhagen
Wath .tn.tun.l , • rtbwest canference
"~ ts _ e v.ho has v.h t li1 the
tughlli touted 1 1 a&cresauon. Coot ball
wov o! • lllts on tap next
opposttion for the
Sturting m 1hc oast sedor of ihe circ.ui1.. College oi Idaho.
after ltying 1o: 1he championship with LC and Pacific 1asi )"ear,
as fao.ng a ra:hc:r dismal &eaSO:l. Gono from tho pestiferous Coyote
lqUQXi are 17 lettermen. includi.og lilile All-American back Tom
Winbigler~ N"me vtots return including star backs Lavon Scou and
Duke Shenncm and guard Charles Gulick lO radiate $0me CUJC:our
j,tgement to Coach Clom Parbe::ry and his hard hitting C. ot J.
eleven.
Up an W .. JJa Walla. tht other <'.astern member, Whttman, t.S
preparmg lor a much stronger and sbarpf!r 'Mlsstonnry crew. Oc
cupants C the cellar m '49 thto Whrts have 20 monosrnm wtnoers
bact w 1th teverol psomismg new faces. Aerinl-minded Cnl Royce.
bat>ks Charles S.ruth and aU-conference John Baxter and bnemen
lam Salzer nnd .Ed McGO\'cm fonn a nucl«:us !or this year's club
whJch has nn place to go but up
The oth~.r thu-d of last fall's trl-champion • lS Conch Paul
StBgg•.s P. U B~dgen, who opened the.tr season with a 12-6 tri-
ph over We:.-tern Washington . How(;Ver, the Badsers' all-con
f ence bad. Stan Ru Ell nd severo! top JmemC!D nrc missmg,
lhu akt::nmg the Forest Grovers. Veteran qunrterb:~c.k Paul
Hutton bllcks Frank Buclm!wtcz and Jerry Crumpnckcr, nnd Une
rr. Ed Rooney Keth Bakkum. Tom House ond Joe Agost are
JiguT(; m Paofic's pagslun hope
Paul Durham's Lmbeld Wddcnu ha\c o number of Jcttermen ,
plu a 3i-7 trouncmg of E 0 C E to !ace 1950 conference wnr
r Boarung a ... ..rong bacHtcld .111 Hnrry Shlbcl Carl Wlekam,
Bob Ho), RandaJI HarT160n Jrm Luoto, Hnl Coughenour and Mel
Fox. plw freshman Ad Rutachman , the Wildcal!J will be o strong By Freel W~ymuller
Looktng at Lhe darker 1dc o(
the I..cwas nnd Clarlr-OCE: game.
h\ o thmgs arc rNJdtl) apparent
-rumblt-s nd p nolties The}
lost more through pcnnltws than
the Woh e" gnmro on th~
ground
Frank Aktns. the old pro, sug
gested th t th o[kndmg fum
blers be sentenced to carry a
ball nround the c.nmpu all day
Whene\"Cr a l ammQte spotted
Moore to Aid Fix
In Cross-Country
Uidcr the gutdance of Eldon
Fn: nnd \\'tlh a watchful e.) e be
mg Jent by grndunte student
Deane Moore, "hose rc.>cords
they'll tr} to beat. th~ LC cross
:ountn• ~enm started workouts •
eal'ly Uus wt:ek
To sueceed Moore nnd perhaps
cxecNI ht da.stoncc ~ord.s lS
Russ Ekstrom. transfer fi'Om
Santo Ana JUnior college. who.
while .::11 1\hhuukre lugh schuol
two years <Jgl), \\ ns tate htgh
sehooJ mlle champaoo He turned
m a 4:27 mile time 1 t ) cnr nt
Santa Ana •
.Runners arc still needed io
co m p 1 e t e the crou-country
$quad. according 1o coach £1.
don rix. No previous cxperi·
ence in track or dutanc run
ning is requirod . AU m•n in·
torcs1ed should contact Fix
immediately.
•
A returmng hmT1cr IS Wayne
Branin. a trnck lettennnn m the
m1ddle .distances. \'ac Nelilon, n
good two miler from Vanport, is
among U1e newcomers. There arc
three ft eshmen out frorn lh~!
team, Ron Steele. !rorn St Hel
ens High John Swangl frorn
Lmcoln and· Remhordt von Am
rnan, the new udent from Gl'r·
many
SHIRTS -HATS -'fiES hllla, he'd come up and tr~ to \ oU rct11ru<'d ~n•1thc.r mter
knol•k lht.: bnll <eut of Ius hnnds ccptJ~:•n 25 ytards to the OCE 20
Clark Andet-son, numbea oni' sho•lly bdou• thl• h •ll ended to • qunrterbnck. handled thts daffi-engenl'Cr tltt• T'i~mecrl!' third
cull T-po!;l like a vcternn. nl-tou~..hdo\\ n Stnn Blnir tn Hied
though 1t "ns his farsl I!Xpcm-fa om lhl t\\ o nfl~:r he hnd picki'd
ence m thts role Few of the LC UIJ t('n yards on a pltchout be
Rube Bntsch hterolly bo\\ led hmd b~:autt!ul LC bluckmg
over two tack}('rs on one play llu ton sublllltu tcd frecll dut·
much to the nmusement of LC tnc the.• lnst hulf showing has
pnrtlsnns Not bothcranc to stde· quad to ho\'l cxccpUonnl depth
tep or even stiff-arm would-be for a smnll colleg<' clc\'(•n. Bcr
tacklcrs, Rube seems to delight ! nurd Donahue. nn unheralded
m runnmg stnugbt for the mnn lr nnsrer from Lower Columbia
and buUmg h1m over. He even Jutuor collcg~.:. made lhe fan stt
shook up bsg Gus Langley, gmnt up nod tnkc nutlce ns he lugged
OCE center who made the lion's till' leather 55 )ards on two em··
shn1c of Wolf tackles. on one oc rics to "tnd up the LC sconng
easton when Langley tracd to The Monmouth club struck
stop .. little Satko." through the mrlnncs an the wan-
The Monmouth crew tossed Jn mg rnom1 nts to mnkc the final
fl\'c fumbles wh1ch, added to the 28-12 count L•!Roy Coleman
nrnc Joe Huston's chnrge.s bob· pitched to L1 c who sc.nmpered
blr.."ti, makes a grand toto) of tht• rinnl ten yn1 ds for the Lnlly.
fourteen. On o d!J' fu!ld, too.
Some press-box o b s e r \' c s r
thought the bo) s were piny i ng
hut potato ••
Wednesday Lasl Day
For Intramural Sign-up
lntrnmurnl f l~-· play u;
slat.ed to get unden\ n~ Ol
Lt:'Y.'l nnd Clark nC'xt Fndny
'Murol darector Warren Smtth
Sl't Wcdncsdny, Scpt'"mber 2i.
the d• adhne for cnll"lcs m
scovcn-man touch-football com
peUuon.
AJl te"ms u ishmg to com
pet{\ must conlhct Smith or
Don Se-mJJC'Tl l)y that dnte.
Anyone intcrestLod 1n plnyJng
but raol of:filwtcd wath n team
c.nn bt! placed. Smith stud.
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