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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper

Volume 9, Number 2

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1950-09-02

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LSWIS A.ND CLA.Rl< COLLEGE Classes Follow Local Fashion;
Show Decline of Fifty Students
From Previous Term Sign-Up
VOLUME IX Portland. Oregon, Friday. Soptombor 29. 1950 Number 2 Junior Class Leads Enrollment;
Rosier SHows Fewer Veterans
~"as and Clark opened the
S • tp LOG Al' 7 A 1950·51 ncndemlc year wllh
I nr1ng 1. errn 1-mer1•can totnl cnrollm•"'nt Of 1250 StU· .r-' dents. 50 short or last year's
Pthng up the h1ghcst total features. makeup. The inc:rca$Cd mtm- record-br~ak.ing reg1strtltlon of
score 1t has yet nch•cvcd Jn or the 3;11 l"Oilcge papers en-mum score for All·Amerlcan 1300
Assocaoted Collegiate __Press tcrcd, 70 gnlncd the coveted rollng 15 075 pom&s ns raiSed F1gurt!S released by rcgistrnr
Judgmg, lhe Pioneer LOG has t\11-Amerlcon rotc. Papers nrc from losl year's tl50 mmlmum. W. H Norr•s shO\\ thnt the
ogaln \\'On All-Ameucnn hon- Judged b'-' closs· wcekJo.• bt Th Uti is d drop in number of \ et.--.n stu· • .7 • .7, - e compc on con uct- .......
ors, nccordlng to ofh~nl noli· \\ cckly n n d monthly and cd by the Assoctatcd Collegl· d4!nls and nn almost general de-
fl ·n hon rct·ea voo this wcelt. scored on such values as news ate pr" th h lh U crca.sc m class enrolhncnl com- • • e.ss roug e nt\'er·
fht> judgmg co,•crcd the sec:· wrtttng, t..'<l!tmg, headlines, fen- Sll)' of Mmnesota JOurnalism tHncd to bnng the student bod)
ond l'mcsh!r of the IU49-50 lures. specaal departments nnd deportment AU the issu'-"S for nc:u cr lo the su~c dcs1rcd by col·
ye.lJ', Q the semt!stcr nrc subm&tled and lege orfJt>iuls.
In spite of raised grnding ffl. Cl. alsAnnounce t\\ 0 or three are selected nt Vctcrnns, who ln recent ycnrs
stnndnrds the I.OG rated excel- hO\ c counted for nearly half rnntlom by the Judges !or scor· lent un nil pomts of judgmg N R } . or the Lolnl enrollment. ore now
\\ ith lht! <!XC<'ption Of printing. ew egu allons mtnsl Spring's nwnrd \Vmnang dc.fimtely On lhe wane DS sta-
sn] .. ct"'d 'or "P"Cinl prn1·..... tisttcs reveal thnt onfu nbout 33 " ~ " ~ " ~ F I } swff ancludcd co..edltOI:S Bob ~ werlc th~ cortoons of LJuonc or ncomp etes Dcvm nnd N 0 r m Schwinne, per crnl of the students hiJve
S .. "'nso o d J Lo ct '" had nllhtary cxpcraencc. ".. n n Jm ng an nssocwtc t..-d1tor Jean Mcln· 1hc "cr"nl1vcn"""" r eel 1 New regulotlc•ns rcgnrdlnn m- LC )Untors lead oU other
~ """ g sp a e. t) re. tins '-'enr's cd1tor Floyd ___________ ...;;_ __ completes were appro\·ed nt the "' classes w alb 330 rtudents and
FT A to Sponsor
Planning Session
A plonning conference span·
or d by Future Teachers of
America wall be h •ld Fnday,
October 6, ot 5 p m, at Palolinc
Manor. The educatiOn de pat l­
mt:nl has mvtlcd aU supcrv1 lng
t.cn,·hers n n d prmcapnls Crom
Portlond nnd ~Iullnomoh ®unt)
wha WJII be workmg \\ llh Lewis
ond Ctnrk pl'Ctcllcc tcachc1 s.
The conference v. sll be under
the lcndcrshtp of Dr. Al\'a
G1't1hnm. dh ector of eJcmcnt.nn·
MJucahou, nnd Dr. Chester Fris·
b1r..• director of sccondnry l..'tiu­
calton
A ten \\ llJ pn::ccde the confer-
c. net• All forme• FTA members
nd nccw studcnl who mtcnd to
JOU\ thrs cmcstcr nrc urged to
be present at tlus funcL1on .
John Dd!cnh~ugh, prcstdcn\,
und Byron Kclhnm. vicc·prest·
dent re tn charge or arrange-
rnc.nLS. ------faculty retreat nt Menuchn Scp· Cum mans \\ ho wns edtlorlal nlso as the only dn.ss showmg
tember 8 and 9. These rules. ns editor, fl'ature edJtor John an mcrca O\Cr ln t y ar Soph·
JL'Commended b~ corn m ll t c <' Nellor and sport-: i'dltor Norm omorcs trnal n11 other clns,.
members Ph1Up McAU•swr, bust-_P......;;ra ... h_o_r ___________ l..:.;w..:.a:.:.tl:.:.t .:.:n~l:.:o..:.''·:....:2.:.6-.:.' ..:n:::n::d:....a:...::.:..:mn=U:..:fr:.:es:::::.:h·
n ss ndmmlStrnuon, and George
Enms. dean of ml'n, \\ tll be in
effect this semester They nrc.
1-Thc grndc or mcompl tc
will lx> g1vcn only 1n cu • wher
w01k has bc~n m.&S!::•d due to tU­
nc~ 01 olht'r extn•mc l'nt<'r­
ceuctes. A c•!rltficalP from 11 doc­
lol· in case of illm.'SS, or un cx­
cusr r1 om thr! offu:•' o! l.hc Ocnn
Ctf Stud• nts f(lr oLher em~:• Gcn­
cu~s wtll be necessurv an ur'der -
lO n•ccivt an tncompletc g1 ndc
!!-Incornpletcs mu!:t lw re­
rnoHd \\ tthm th1rty school dnys
after thr• be{;annmg of thl.! next
cmcst~r 1 student 1 enrolled
In chool, CJthcrwlse the regiS·
trnr's olficc records a fntlurc
IC S't\ldcnt dOt.-s nllt return \\ ath·
m three cml'Stcrs, the mcom­
plcte gn~d«> cannot b<' removed
3-Incomplet~ grndt:5 \\111 be
Cl\'t n on)) '' h •n o tudcnt hns
nu~cd n maJor portion of course
\\ ork such os n monlhQ, mtd
lerm or Janol C.'Commatton, o
lt:.rm paper or notebook etc A News Department Creates Board
Designed to Aid Editor in Policies
The crcnt.ron of n hve·member
cdttonol bonrd was annQunccd
Lhas week by Floyd Cummins.
LOC edlloa·.
D • :Jgned io 'tid lbe edator in
the formulation o! both long
rong policy nnd Jmmcdintc
stands lo be taken on campus
problems, Ute board '\\"111 consbt
uf two LOG stnff members. one
facuJty.odmmastrot.ion represent·
otl\'t and t\\ o students·nl-lnrge.
Members of thlS yenr's board,
opprO\•ed by Lh publicauons
comnussioner, wdl mclude cdi·
tor Cwnmms, Norm Scb\\'Ulge,
U. G Dubach, Don Buec:nnnnn
Dr U. G. D u b a c h. Don
Bu<.>emlilnn and Jean Herald.
An Old Story
Dr Dubach take now· A
type\\ ntt~u ud on the bulletin
houad 10 the c.rmnnstum read Schv. mg • co-cdJtor of ln.r,t year's
LOG, w1U act os cha~rmnn.
Students or faculty members
\\ ath problems they !eel should
be brought to the Clttenllon or
the student body through the
LOG, arc mvJtcd to :.tl nd board
meclmg whh U1c1r suggc t1on
The place nd dote oi mectmgs
will he nnnoun~ed later
From tJmc to time special in­
\'llnlJon wall be tssued to stu­
dents ond foculty membNs to
meet "at.h the board to diScuss
pec1hc problems. S c h"' t n g e
~ud.
At tbc fu"St me ling held Mon­
el y of lhts w ek the board rec­
ommended the sending of the
LOG \\ athout chnrgc lu all for·
mer ~w ts nnd Clork men m the
en·•cc \\ ho rcqu l at The reg­
ular cltculnbon chmge or $1 50
w1ll still hl.lld for nll others mnn clnss 01 "u:, Iollows the p t·
tern Of d C.reMed enrollment
Senior n•g•straUon tot.nlcd 283
but rcgi..Stnlr NorriS predacts
graduating classes m Jnnuary.
June ond August to re ch 300.
Flfty.five students are t.nkang
\\ark beyond lhc b ch lor de·
grec and 19 speclnl studenu a~
1ttcndmg cinESes.
The rnt1o of men to women
remoins at lnsl y nr's 2·to-l
lev J
Norns bcllC\'e! lhnt t11e inter·
nnuon. 1 situation this f 11 has
hod lutle effect on enrollment
nt Lewis and Clark ns onlJ 35
or 40 men who pltmned to enter
the college this fnll h vc been
called Into nuhtnr) sen.'lce
"On UJC other hand, .. he cam·
mcntcd, "we hnvc no \1-ny of
t~llmg how many students 11
has brought lD. ..
Olh~ coll ges m t.h Portlnnd
area are also shovo mg n dechn ..
In enrollment this tall Portlnnd
unh c:rstty regtStcrcd 15i6 m·
pared to In t year's 202i Reed
collcg( w1th an <'Xpected total
of 630 notes a 16 3 p r oent de­
crense and \r n n p or l eotl
dr-opped from 16~0 to bctv. ~
1300 and 1350
Eurly sprang h.:rm reg~Strauon
hn been deemed C definite
\ .. lue by the LC odnurustr.luon
but early r~ll rcg•sl.rnll n c·
sults nrl' sttll inconcluswc nnd
nre to be tudicd furth to dt:
l nnme future> procedure
British Personnel Head
To Speak Next Week
ML.~ E. B Sh rp deputy dl­
rec-1 r of the lnstJ\UI of P r­
sonncl Management, L on d o n
En,gland, w 1ll address Lew 1S and
Clnrk udenls October -4 at 1 I 00
n..m m th chap
She "tll present resume or
pcrsonni!l and mdusLnal rel.l·
llans problt:ms ""' ted to pres nt
daJ England und r lh~ Soc.talut
~g1mc. ~tass Sharp amrs to
the campos w1th mnn) }t:ars x-
P'-!rtcncc and obsen uon 10 her
chosen fteld of ~n;onnd. LOG Reprints Names
Of SB Office Holders
Mony studeuts t1.1~ c Tt!qucstcd
h t mg of l,Pwls ond Clark stu·
dent body offJC'f'I'S ond comml -
•loners for thi year. mall port of the class work nol
cornplctud '' tll bt' <!unSldCJ'Cd n
a fallUl'C and given the same
WE.'tght tn the hnnl cllul. c grt1dc
a wuJ; gn • '' lo olh«'t· students
an lhe clnss who comph>ted that
poruon of the work ns follows:
l-'or snlc. Govrrnmcnl. One
book. Cht.:!llp. Us:ed very htll~·
losl } cnr. Students Release 60-Page Report
On Results of Graduate W ~orkshop
Otftc•crs oa ~ • Hnrry God!!il,
pr adt nt, Bob Young, vit-c p1 cs·
tdl·nl, Mnry Lou Campbell sec·
r t try: und Bob Jt nnmgs, trcns­
urcr
OUwrs nrc· Hob P<'ters humnn
1 chlllvns commi tone• , L o a
CnJthl:J. & o c 1 n I comnussioncr;
B1ll Natx 1, ol'l.l\ llJc.s commiSSion·
~"r; Bob Dc\•in, publications corn­
mu 1oncr; ond Jnck Grimstcnd,
publtc rl'lnuons conuni ioncr.
Th tudcnt body oUJCl' 1!1 lo·
cntcd tn the cnf••tcJ'in buih.hng. -
Library Offors Discount
A 50 p • utt d•scmml on II
hr or,Y fme'l lor ovea due bonks
holl bern onm•unccd lor lhis Ste·
nl!'j;lOr Ly nr. Lour~IICC 'l'omlln-
6011, llb1 onan It 11 tudcnt fltl}'S
h1 hnJ' ot tlw time the (lVc:l'd\le
buol Ia ~tui'Tl d, the die~count
will apply. Th£\ mtnlmum fmc
\\ 1lJ h fa\'(' cents nnd the dis
count wlll not opply to flnes for
lhC' lotc return or rc rvc book Wesley Foundation Head to Speak
Thursday During Chapel Service
The Rev nnd Davtd Sc mon,
director of the Wcsh~) Founda·
hon nt the Unl\·erstt)' of Ort:'gon
will be chapel spcnk£'r ThursdQl,
October 5, at the II n m scl"\'ICC
in Copdnnd Memor1nl thnpe1
He 1 n g1 aduotc of Boker uni­
\'NS11Y m Bol!.l \\ m, Knnsus, nnd
or Gnrrctl B1bhcul in tltut~ m
l:iVnnston. lllano•s He n·cci\'Cd
ht.s mostc1 or rchgrous cducnuon
clcgrcf' nt Northwt>stcm unlvcr
II)' m F;vnnslon
l)unng 191'1 tn<i 194fi, Hi'\'llt'­
t'nd Seonuu1 wa pastor of
l'ltut t-hus an Gardmt•r nnd Elkton,
Oregon. SmC' J!l4ti ht• hu twlc1
has prcsl'nl pQstUon ot tht: uni·
vcrs1ty.
H11 work ns n speaker nt stu
d~nL couf<'r-cnct• nnd oth r
'uuth cuvltrt:s hos brought lum
high comrn<'ndn tlon nnd been re­
ponsablt• foa lu cn11 to Lcw1 ond Clta k by the chop" 1 commat­
tlt
J\ knture of the new chopel
sc•ncs wtll be the choir numbcn~,
to be pre entc..>d by the group
from th bnck llf the snnctunr~.
Helen Gordner will s~n·c ns or­
gnmsl
President Odell to Attend
Meeting in Philadelphia
Pa ('!Hdt'nl MN~un S. Odell wtll
h.'(H l' Mundo.), October Z tur •'
11\c tmg ot the (•X('\'Utl' c C'Cifn·
mauec af the Pt ~h~ tcrl1u1 C.l)l~
h.:gc urHon In PhUodelphln on
Ort bcr 5
Whtlt• rn Ull' cost. he \\ill dso
Dlh:nd D two-dny m clinG of ed·
ucntlonnl ndmHH trtJton:., go 'l:!rn
mcnt nd mllitnr~ nuth nt•es
The\' \\ 111 constd~r hiGher cdu­
C'nllon \\ lth r fc~nce 1(\ the m
tel nottonol th•ntJOn R ulL& or OpC'rntion Oswq;o. .. FLshcr. sp c1al consultant on d c
th ,;l -we~ k summ r grndu te urve\·.
\\ orl,s.hop. hun~ JUSL b<.'<'n re· "Th results should b ,. \lllu •
II.! IS{'(l an
palc:d b~ m planning strati!£.) for clu \ •
a GO-pn e report corn mg t;! 'ucauonn1 nd commumt}
th partJcap:~tmg .stu· go 1s m the Ol>\~ go.Ln Gro\
dl nts.
Tbc ObJect or the sun. C') \\ htc.h
stud•ed lhl' 0 \\ c o·L kl' Gro\ e
district \\. pr1maraiJ educatiOn·
al--nn ~"penni nt tn the ad­
' nnct'<l tr mmc or educntors m
community leader lnp
Th usual dsreetlon r~ r>Qns
of th cl SSTOOil\ \\ llS d c:nrded
m fo\ ur i)f • compl tely d mo·
rrntJ~. non·lcadl r suuntlQn in
\\: h&ch tht> ludc.nls lhem tv~
planned
pi OJCCl nd CXt: < Uled thf' t:nt ll'C
All oC the 15 m~n 11clll111l) ~n·
IGl I In th' !!Uf\1))' \Hre n·
d1d tc {Qr m \C'r of ducat1un
dc.gn All hod aomc tc!lchin
t: p raenc om l'n .I nil as prin­
c::apals ln ""rlnus Ore on s.chools
The fm 1 tnbulntJo ns and z-c..
porl h \ c b~ n laid bcfol'\' <'Om
munlt) lcadt>r in the are stud·
ttd fl~cCtrdmg to Ch rl W. re •
The int..:grntl n ot pubhc
chool and communi how 1t
CXlS't:S nd bo~ &t c n b<' un·
pro' ed, was the: O\ r.tll qu h n
th"' sur\e) ml'rnb r tt mp
to 10\ e::tJgatc C rc!ul)J w on:i
cd mtc.n leW W(!J'{' p p!l rN1 n '
used on ~UbJt:ets 1 o.~ngan,e f n
comrnumh rt>latmns t1.1 cultu al
vocntJOl\31 ond recn.'attanal m­
lt'l"t' ts t1 bnth t\ldcnt nd dU·
rt~. of lh duclrH!\
Thougt the ~1! ·\\ de p o
Pi"''tc.::d to short fur til\' d t.<~1lC'\l
onclu 1o.n to l drr'" n, \ rc
suits o1 tlu sun:c' andt t tl\Jt
much can b don~ b) educ tn""'
in a communil't to produ ~ bel
t r dtw'ns or both pubhc .. hool
pup1 nd .. dulls " ll
D. H&ll'(ild S. Tuttle-, dar t
of )Outh lead rshlp. \-ed a
d•rt'Ctor of the proJ t •
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Pag Two THE PIONEER LOG Friday. Sept•m.b•r 39. 19SO
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The forceful Lewts and Clark football tenm hns won
another game wJth spinled but poor nttendnnce on the part
of studen~ . lumping Jill Relates Dorm Secrets
Frenzied Fright as Freshman Fate
Howe\·e.r. this is not a condemnauon of those not nt·
tendmg but a commendotion for those few-about 30-who
dtd
At lhe beginnmg of the semester .spir1t was runmng al
a fe\ erish pttch.. The frrsl footb:Jll rally was a huge succ"ss
and lhe kn~.kofi dance beyond comparison. Dr. Morgan S.
Odell smd U1e college hnd come ahve" Coach Joe Huston
wted that such a sponl.Bneous demonstrntion was a tre.nd
to the future and Dean George Ennis said we must fight.
But bow suddenh• it cooled. • The 30 student leaders and college good-wtll represent-
atwes made up for tt • .raising a clamor much to the tcnm's
plea_~ to let the other spectn tors know the Lewis nnd
Clark boys had backers.
J\SJd~ from the team, especial praiSe should go to the
rnll,y squad headed b) Milt Zusrnan. Kirk Dean and Bill
Leach. AL"t> the rally gu-ls Bettye Hibbilrd, Sherh Stuart,
Theresa Michaelson, Helen Hannah, Wmme Carlock and
Nancy .rTagues shoWd be recognized.
Let's get em the ~1 nnd cheer a \•ictory at Linfteld.
F. B. C.
• Th~ ll/1 •
tl011S Lll
\\1bile idly kick"ing our wny tlu·ough a stack of slightly
used LOGS the oilier dny. we uncovered a relic of early
Le\\ is and Clark CJ\ilization. There. in all its unused glory.
was a student suggestion box. Dear Enuly:
Ltfc hos ceruunly moved rap­
tdlY smce my prc\Jous lcth:r to
you I \\'llS JUSt bcgtnnmg to gel
used to tilt: rout.me of gt•tlmg • up on Lune and stud) ang so l:rlc
r hod to sd my h:nr In the dnrk
-light" out rule ~ou know­
when Thul'$dny C":nme nlong.
Thursdn) morning started out
as usu 1 Cl;<:ept !or the furtJ\ c
cJnces throw·n my \\a) by non·
freshmen do~m gll'ls. l\ mndc
me Jumpy nll day so l )umpcd
from class to snnck shock to
class lo dorm to clnss nnd so on
nll dny.
We Were Ushcrod :to Bed-
By C\'ening I wns tired from
JUmptng and so when we fresli­
Jes w re ushered to bed nn hour
enrJ~· n1 10 p.m. by our " upe­
riors" who w~rc armed WJt.h
pnddJes, 1 was rather glnd but
.:;omewhnt skepttcal about who!
wru; gOJllg to happen ncxl, espc­
c:.1ally when 1 saw the look or
eager nntrcipalJon on lhc :faces
of those putttng us lo bed.
I found out at 10:30 when we
were rudely ynnked out of b~
by shrouded ligures of the
Bloody Dacgcr orgnnizntion. Be­
fore we w~ completely out of
Guest Editorial rnorchcd do" nstuu·s to the lnun­
dr.) room " hcru \VC '' "TC offi­
cwlly rmtmtcd-1 mean w• wero
officially admJttod mto Uw Ad­
\'l.ICI:'d <.I • fnr Nervous Wrecks.
1 Wat Shavoring
J d tn · lWd telling )'OU l was
shh cr:tn • by the tunc we reached
the laundry room There wns o
shght p u"c ns .,"lll the freshmen
stood together and unconscious­
ly pln~·ed (I te(:tchchntterlng mel·
ody. Then we were put through
the null Oh, what :fun we hod.
Ho" C\'cr, \Vhcn 1t was over
we had lo\•ely refreshments nnd
~ r~.: nblc to :forget our frrght. I'm lookrng 1orwnrd so much to
next ycm ''hen I'll bo on the
othl'r r.tdc o{ the fence to hand
1t out to lhc frt•shmcn .
Emily, Y(Ht rcmclllbcr those lit­
tle cr ~en btbs 1 told you .tbouL
Well, n pru:c wns gl\•~:n to th~.:
girl wHh the mosl ongmol dc­
stcn I wish I'd known that when
I mode mmc, I might hnvc hlld
n chnncc to \\ m
Jlomt.:WilJ k mokcs 1t rmposst­
blc to roulrnuc thrs lcltcr so
I'll clos" no\\ Boy, nm l glad
aniUolton lS over.
Love,
Dnrienc Dctfentmugh.
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For the edification of those too young to recall thiS an­
Clent democrat1c custom. said suggestion boxes were used
as a reoeptable for-of all thmgs-suggesuons. Dtssatisfied,
disgruntled, unhappy students there were some) instead of
shooting mother-in-laws or JOUling the c::ommurust party,
sat do\\"D and dashed off a few pointed lines. ln addition to
prm'idmg a fine safety valve for overwrought tempers, some
excellent 1deas occasionally came to light. LewlS and Clnrk mwHc depart
ment hns lone had the reputation
of being one of the fmest in the
PacifJc Northwest, and now t.hnt
n recordmg dnte ss Ul the offJng.
the fnme or this depnrlmc.nl will
be spread natton-\vtdc. And yet, OH TH£M?· ··T-HEY JUST GOT
OFF THE 8 O'CLOCK BUS.
there are those who would ntp
ULis !lowe.r in 1t.s buddmg. Gossip by Gibb Surely amnng the up and coming new generation on the
campus there v.'ill be ruffled tempers and, possibly, even
some bright Jdeas. The bridght 1deas we can use and the
tempers we can tolerate. Ergo, why not restore lh.i.s relic to
Jts nghtful place in the sun~ ff not m the sun at least in th~
nack shacl. where vital matters aJ~e always under discussion.
N. W. S. Ln~t year the music depar
ment sponson .. >d n ser1cs of very
popular and cullurnl "'Mus:1c
Hours." These mformal concert
hours became an unportnnt out­
Jet lor mus1c students' talents. New Columnist Notes Pigskin Spirit
With Comments on Sideline Topics
The Adventures of Herman -
New Season Ticket Book
Upsets Registration Victims Many young pcrfomt~ have By Charles Gi.bb
gamed invnluable experience My Jnltlnl column, and aU I
while appeanng m concert and hn,·e in m~· bead is a cold. Can't
gaining more nctual poi nnd und rst.and rt-I'm so careful of
assurance than could be mas-Ute drnft.
lcred m a year of study And A not~ ~o all Pioneer bacldJeld
yet, this year. another depart- men: The noon line nt t.he cnfc­
By Go:-don Ma1rins!~r nnd this chrur \A.•Jlh the stuWn' ment would jeopardtze hese tena offers a splendid opportu-
comin out. soloists' chances by thn new or· nity to pracuce brokcn-!u:ld run-
Here I go, see, through this der limiting the "Music Hour" nmg. Once one gets in the cafc-
1mc e." e ry bod :s· 's gotta go They Drags Out Hoses to only two penods per month. terln it's worlh lt though. So
through the line They all stands They drags ou: plasuc hoses It hnrdly seems advtsable that ~:nsy to get to know people. For
around like a bunc:b of octopus· and le.lls me t.o tell 'em who's this course of nctron should be I n s t a n c e, yt>slerdny afternoon
m n fuhpond waitm' to give the btg boss behind this bettin'. :lllowed There 1s nlways a solu-I hnd nn interesting converso-
this gal tber money I (md out they're 1rom n mob tion to any problem . More study t.on \\ ith a new fnce. She asked
So I g1'es her my dough nod called SCA or somethin' but I should be !;liVen the problem and for th~ snit; 1 asked for the sugar
h,.....,•s another lme to net out don l know nothm' so I can't .. m-cqut'"blc so 1 u t s on h 1 ........ ., "' ..... .. ... •• w ol more cou d you ask At the end of thif line. n guy tell 'em noth10', "e? :rcnchcd for?
gnns ut mr> and hands m thiS One of these guys keeps :trym' Leigh Bod.. Creeka Look Ahead
boolr., to oonk me ~llh tius PICCe o! (Ed. Note~ Last May represent · Speaking o£ food, Pdce Bur-
He SlY'S lhc !tnt uck t good b but 1 keeps duckiD' be-atives from the faculty met with lmgnme got a yak from his in-
&turchi.)':s gmn.., I g.t es hrm use I knows that tf he hrts me srudenJ eouncil and faculty mem· traduction to adverttSmg class
D blank look bul ht>' dill grm-l 111 c con teUtnt1oru for n ben to di£cuu what could bo when he told them of o place he
mn • 10 fJOaUy I a;t.ch em.. Geez. wetk. .done to evenly distribute time knew where one cnn get a good,
m 1 surpr.!s!:g' The.;. w orktn' me m: er among the vcniou.c student activ· sub t.nntJol 50-cent dinner for a
Right here m tills b g pl cc f r a hsl~ but fm .. U,:> ] K'('S Uies. The solution limiting she buck-and-a-quarter.
th y·r runnmg' jomt.. So I my chance and g<:t£ awn) •Music Hour" to :two ~riod s 0 Alpha Rho Omega frntcrmty's
takes th book and C OU' to So l d n't CM to bet on thts monih waa reached with tho full book motchcs certnmly look into
and Jil!! a booke • bul gcC'l. am I luck)' conscnJ and agr mcnt of those the future Not onb· this year's
-u While l'm m there I deparlm•IIU and penons most footbL!II schedule on the inside l Hav. a HKhzya Time
hearr 'em talking about a "Hx" clirecUy involncl. ) cover, but n plug :for theJr Chri&L-
Now you'd th'mk they'd be an one of :the tenms nnd l'd'a bed, pillowcases ~·er pulled mn tree sole held on campus
lotaa booJu where all tlus fs probably lost m~ h1rt. ovCT our heads and we were b .-:._ ........ ~~~~~ .... ~ .................................................................... -, coc ycnr m· an. bu\ ceez. l hao,;c n •
,., ... ,.lru:-.a um Everybody ron \. , •. J ( [n t ... The footbnl1 game nt Coos Bny
and ~ Uh lh ~ok but a\ 0" Iff~ -~ In t week was quite o spectacle
ru body•, t.akin th uckcu.. T ~· with n holf-dozen bands, ll
J k 0 feW guy ho J r, chorus Of drum mO)OI ettcs and '-' u k• b ut m.at.Jn• th1.... be-t '\\'Jth lh(J •• n army of Shrincrs thcn'-oh
11 'ket foT Saturduy but they a 1 ~~ Colle6ale ~ess Y~'Oh, there were aome guy, tn
vH t 1 JT t. JcatJon c · ~d . , of lA." u nd f'tnrl r 1 b ] 1 to t TI Sl · J!} st me and .a fl.'W sug- 11 ... oo n gs, oo. 1(' • lrtner&
h 1 sbould go but 1 l'a't:·li• (! wu-1:1 tlur1nlt tl• ("f)ll I! y r sub•(Crlvllon ral 11 GO W• rc cer tninly filled with sprrHI
'P r r 0 n t tlunk 11 s lhc n'ht pl!i EDITOR Day Chllnge5 pinion
fin 11) I Ui huddle Whnl n dirference a dny Ployd Cummins So I runs up and 1u BTAJ"J' mnk I I o ked 20 studcn nt the
h r 1 be1 on Saw d y .a Aa.:od.au :r::~LoT 'Duane :'DO:Str Dmu.. lil4U&I''"' Eob 'DeriJ> l..-C vs S.O.C E Gllme lost Snt.-
:C1!l<;:!1aJ Jl4itM :P \ WllJW Can.oon! •t :'DU&Ge SJW&IUI OC R Iii BY I \tus reature :E4Hor Oor40n ~~r PhoLO-::J.h~r IJtm 7lct1ach_man urd 'I If they were glnd to b~
k bec:l thr k:UtJP Z4Jt.or 'Pat ah.enttzoy :Proofi n M.anb&ll Bllnlat't luck at coUcne Nineteen repJicd
nd
~::.!'IT.ie ra
n,.Utin but a C?Upl• Oo-S~ :E4Hon CJJrt Clopitnhalfvn an4 Do:n :rlorc.n o
AOri•" oa,. War4Jq n v rtuus de rees to the nUinn-
~n-JIII:anlbAU B or.nctt. :Dulena J)dhnbauP. :a.u :rl.Ucohman,
c rbte GUill, :II'C'll'm Scbwtlll'~ 2'u4 W•.rmwtn , Bob Yo~ . :.. 1Ch lrV£' When I n11kcd 20 more 1lw
aoa. m QU tlon Mondny momlng, ntne s~ud yc'i, six groaned, five
yawned and one nt tacked me
with o boy scout iknifc. Tlus
makes a lotal of 21 replies. so l
hnd best clarify by st.atmg that
one student groam.>d twtoe.
My thorough survey prO\'CS be­
yond a doubt lhnl people arc
stranccr than anyone.
Info for Veis, Draftees
To Answer Queries
In U1is corner we wlll en­
den\'Or to pnss un to you pll!.l
and future veierans bns of m·
!ormntiou of pantculnr interest
rcsnrchng G.l. coUegc benefits
nnd olher benefits, 1f nny are
ovnilablc.
We wrll nlso mclude any new
development.-; in. U1c draft news
Those students who rccetv!.'
\\ ord from the.rr· droft board
hould ec Ute dcon of men
Gvorcc Ems nt thc.rr enrhest op­
portunity. He will wnte a letter
1.0 your bonrd r cquesttng defer­
ment nnd you wiiJ also have to
write n Jetter. So far nll 5tu­
dent5 mnktng requests hnve been
defcrr£'d for unc year.
If your G.I. ,..llgtbtllty as ex·
p1rlnc ond you nrc a vet rnn
from the slntc or Oregon. the
tate will puy you $50 pc•· month
lol' the number or mrmths vou •
wc.rc Ul the crv:acc. This llppltes
to unrlcrgro<tuate studPnts. Those
lnkmg l.(HtdUillC work CCCIVC $35
per month ThP-atote docs not
pay tuiuon or book cxpcru;e but
35 vr 50 lJclpl
1f ther nrc ony questions on
onythtng pc rUllnlns to V('tcrnn
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,g f"riday. S.ptember 29, 1950 THE PIONEER LOG Page ThrH
On the SfJCI(t/ Sule with Pot Cherl·ezov Religion in Life Week Conductor Sirpo Realizes Necessity
Sororities Slate Hayride;
Trodse Schedules Formal
Tho annual inter-sorority gel t.)gHher .,. 11. h1ghlight the
wedL•nd \\ h ile Trodse plans for its comtng formal.
A hayride lor all sorority members and the1r dntcs will
take plnCl' <:;aturfhty, Scplcn'1be-a 30, nl 8:30 p.m. at the home
of Tum Jones on 100 street ncar Foster road.
Couples WJll embark on a three-hour ride to "parts un­
known." Group s1nging to the accompaniment or ukuleles
will odd to tht> pna·ty spll'll. Rr•-lO Henry Kingsbury wns solemn·
turning lo the Jones homestead, nm•d nt the f1n;t Unatnnnn
mt'fl'ymokf'n; wall conclude the d1urch. Both m" lormt=r sturlcnts.
even me \\ ith a bonfire nncl ww- • • •
m•r-mnn;hmnllow roast Box
lunches wm be supplied by the
garls.
Margaret McVlclcer is general
chnlmtnn. Olhe.r committees are:
Zclll Theta Chi, refreshments;
Theta Kappa, tickets: Alpha
Comma. plnoc and patrons; Sig­
ma Rho, publicity.
• • •
A make believe snowlond wall
be Vtl llllng of the fifth an­
nual Trodsc formal Friday, Oc·
tobcr 6, at the Masonic Sunken
ballroom. Dove Longton' s band
will ploy from 9 to 12 p.m. at
the l1rst torrnal ot th~ vcar. • Ar lh• rKent meetmg or Ute
German club, offtcers for th~
coming year were elected. New
officers are· D1ck Webb, presi­
dent; Edith Kllbuck. VlCC·prcsa­
dent; Ston Trogcn, cretnry!o'
treasurer; and Rebecca Cochrurn,
publicity . Hichlaght of the fall
term's meetings wlll be the an­
nual Chrastmus party at which
Cermon will be the tongut' of
the day. All German studcn~s
and other students interested,
particularly lorcign students arc
urged to attend meetings !tchl'd­
uJed for the ~econd and fuurth
Tuesdays m each man th.
Tickets art.• now on sole by oll • • •
Trodsl' members at $1.80 n cou-1 Dean and Mn. Charles W.
pie. Bill Nitlel is generttl chair-Howard of Lew1s and Clark col·
mon of the done<>. le 'f t:nterl.nmed new members
• • •
f"aU sorority rushing .,.. all be­
Ctn Monday naght, October 9,
and continue until October 12.
To be cligable, girls must have
attend('() LC one term preceding
rushmg fmd hn\·e n grade point
of 2.5
• • •
Dooua Geurts. June '49 class,
announced her engagement re­
cently to Harry Hadlock, who
as ·flymg Ior Alnsknn Airways .
The wedding is plnnned for this
\\in lcr.
•
M a r r i e d Saturday evcnang,
September 2 • ,, 1 Marilyn Kline
and Leonard Lamberton ln the
Ccnlrnl Ch~tstian churCh. Leon-
nrd 1s a scnaor busmess
JstratJon major. ad min-
• • •
ElUobetb Do•is, Instructor of
spc ch ond English, became the
bride of LlC\\ ellyn M. Gnrdiner
nt n -1 o'clock cert!mony Satur­
day, August 1!1, in the Ftrsl
Congrcgntionnl church m Wnlla
Wnlln, Washington. Mrs. Jean
Scott Akm. daughter or Mr. and • .Mn;. Rolph Scott of the college
stnfl, was her ottcndanl . Follow­
Ing a lawn receptiOn al th!! home
of lh•· bride's mother, the couple
lett for n trip to Canada. Cardl­
ner I! rnak,•up editor Cln the
Or gomnn,
• • •
A bride of September 24 wns
Sur;nnnnh D1ftmi who '" wedding
Future Teachers
To Begin Drives
According to John Dc!fcn­
bnugh, presldenl of the Future
Teachers of Amcrt('a, "FTA
promises to be one of the most
nctlvc groups on the campus thts
year.'' All students majoring in
education ore invited to join.
l\tcmbernl1ip m FT A enables
students to know better othe:
education students. i m fP r o"' c
t~ncher plncl•ml·nt opporlunilies
nnd p:trt1dpat e m week t'nd tnps
to 01. Alva G1·flhom's Mt. Hood
cnbin.
IJewis ond C I a r k tie1cgott.'11
viii uttc>ncl the n gulnr loll busi­
ness meeting or the I<utun!
Tr•nt-hers or Oregon St plcmbm
30 nt the pubHc llbULry. Attcnd­
mg wilt he Vernon Feighner,
grnduatc r;ludrmt, John Deffen­
baugh, Byron Kr lhatn nnd MiJSS
Whorton, nd\'lsor. of the college faculty nt dinner
Tuesday evening of this week ot
their home in lrvmgton, Guests
mcluded wives W'ld husbands of
new staff members. Short talks
included remarks by Dr. Paul
Honigshelm, Dr. G. 0. Roberts.
h•an Houser and Mw Gny Hard­
ing, who J'C\"U:\\'t>d h1ghhghts of
her summer tour through west-
ere Europt~ .
•
Dr. John Stark EvanJ. dircdor
or musit u prl. 1 a h1s many
college friends by relurnmg to
school this fall with a charmlng
wife. He and Mrs. G, .B. McClcnn • were mnrried July 22 at the
Fir.st Presbytcn~•n churc.h. The
t.'Oupte took a trap to the Evnns
coast home on Hoahinlc Jake
near Florence.
• • •
The marnage of M a r c n r e t
Twccdac. former student to Rob­
ert Lyons of Wotln Wollo wos
solemnized Saturday. Scptem­
bt.>r 9, at SL Patrick's church m
Walla WniJo, Washington.
• • •
Phyllis Marie Walker bee me
tht:> bride (){ Gordon Corkum nt
Zion Lutheran church Saturday,
Scptt.>mbcr 9. Following n rcccp­
Hon tn the chur<'h piU'lors, the
couple left for n \\ edding trip
lo Yellowstone, Teton, Glucier
and Crnnrl Cnnyon parks. • • •
Engaged ia Bouy Gordon, sen­
lor physical ~ucatlon major, to
Leonard Dtxon, n senior at St.
Mnrys collegQ nt Mono~n, Coli­
fomin. Th~ weddang lS planned
for February.
• • •
La Roo KiDc:heloe , senior reli­
gious t.~ucati()Jl mnJOr, is an­
nouncing her engagement to Bob
Parry. "l.'nior philosophy nnd ltt·
crature major. The wedding has
been et !or next summ~r.
Job Placement Office
Lists Part Time Work
The job plnccmcnt olfice hns
applicnlions for men desiring
Chrlstmus post offict! wrlrk. Stu­
dents arc urgt.od to !tll out the5~
rorms immediately tn msurc nc:-­
ceplnncc.
Also .avl'lilnblo arc tcmpoanry
pnrt-time jobs for junior nnd
juniors, wUJ 6C.C\'C ns stacc rnnn·
housewives for a rcsenrch DU·
1 cau. The job povs 1 an hour
nnd n cor u necessary . Commilteemen Named F S d R
Marcorct McVicker. chnlrmnn or tu ent ecognitionf Praise
of Rchg1on in Life W"Ck com- By Lolgb Bock
mlltce, &bin week nnnounced "In my opinion,'' vigorously
nnmcs of other c'Ornmitlc mcrn-l'.Xclsumccl Bor11 Supo, conductor
bt'rtl ns rollowa: or the Lewis nnd Clark sym-
Hunh Horcourt, co-chnirmon, phrmy, ''sturlcnts on thi" cnmpuB
gcner at committe,•; Paul Pc.t~r-nrc the most talented I have
ISon, \'t!llpcrs: 'AtJI Bell, men's c\'cr ''Cn."
dorm: Bnrbnra Blnkcly ond Mo-lntcrnntlrrnally fnmoWl for his
rlon Mcintyr e, wurncn's dorm. orchestrn work, Slrpo has many
8\ld UrtJdlcy, hospttnlit~ .i. Do-friends in the concert world, In­
lore F\l(tC, soronties; N n t c eluding the beloved F'mnish
Heath. Crntcrnihcs: Barb n r n compos r, Jon Stbclius, and Dr.
Forbes, cln room speakers; nnd Serge Kousscvitaky of th~ Berk­
Ncd Mnr&hnll. prognmu. shtrc Festival at TongJcwood,
Helen Gordner ~·ill hnndle among othcrL
mustc; &leigh McVicker, wor- •'These students need rccognl­
ship; Nnncy Nogues, personal t10n for Ute.ir work, nnd need
conferences; Elwin Shibley nnd thot recognition badly," he con­
Stnn Mc.Lcllond, swgc construe· tanucd. "It is true, of course, we
tlon; Jnck Jennings and Pat have outstanding solot.Sts who•vc
Bonis, commumon; Pat Wh1te, nppearcd wtlh our own sym­
Jlcwspoper publictt~·: 0 1 o:r i a phony, the Portlnnd symphony,
Hutchms, poster publicity: Jac:k the Portland Chamber on:hestro
Grims1ed, seminars; Carolyn Vo-and, of course, m p rsooal ap­
nt7, rcrording secretary; and La~ I pcoronces.
Rnc Kmchcloc , morning worsh1p. "They have TCccived their dut>
Dean Fogdall Arranges Freshmen
Departmental Conference Rooms
Tcntat1vc room assignments for freshman &cminars ond dc­
pnrtmcnlnl conferences arc now being arranged for ll n.m Tuscd y.
October 3, Denn Vergtl Fogdall has onnounocd. All freshmen will
report to freshman faculty advisers ond all upper division stu­
dents to departmenlnl oonlerences of thCU' major fteld. Any sopho­
more who has not chosen a major :should ntte.nd n departmental
confcrenc:t! of his probable choice oC major. Dr. FogdoU advised.
ROll will be checked by the ndvisc:r in chnrge who will report
to the coordinator of guidance where it will become n part of the
studt:!.nt's permanent reronl.
To AU Lewis and Clark Studeuts~
Freshman semmars will be h·•ld in th Collowing rooms:
Btshop-T~30 Hnrding-Caf. 3 Naundor!-Cn! 4
Blood-BA-3 Hammond-T-1 Pauly-T-21
BouHord-P-10 Hinshaw-Art-10 Rideout-W-2
Chlndgrcn-A-22 Johnson-B-24 Sab1n-W-Loung~
Gardinr~r-SA-20 Koz.lof!-P-16 Shcarer-B-29
Dust•nbury-P-Z Loomis-B-14 Mr. Smith-G-29
Fred,.rickson-ND- Lucnow-Mus. 2 Mrs. Smllh-W-l
Loung.-. Stnulf r-P-15
Dt?parlmcntnl conJcrences will m~t in the rooms as follows:
.Enghsh-J\Uen-B-34 H1sto~-Walker-A-JS
Speech Art.s--Crny-SA-10 Politico) Sdenct-Dubach-B-36
Formgn Languoge--1\leier-A-11 Psychology-Fa\\-B-38
Rclagion-Andersan-P-6 Soci•llO~ -G ustnfson-BA-2
Phtlosophy-Hnrrmgton-Art 22 Art-Hrnshn\\-Art 10
B1ology-CUchnst-P-l Mus.tc-E\•nns-Chopcl
Nursmg-Boulford-P-10 Bus Adm -'Mc.Allistcr-B-30
Chemistry-Thayer and Educntlon-Cirahnm,
Shearer-B-10 F'rtSbic-G-22
Phy u:s-Groenmg-B-18 Home Ec.-Chmdgren-A-22
MntllcmoUcs-Arnold-A-2 Joumnhsm-Hordmg-Cnt 3
Ocographl-Bull-BA-8 Physu:nl Ed -F"lX-C-20
Ecnomtcs-Stcinhardt-BA-1 Physacol Ed -Turner-G-~
If it becom~ nccessnry to moke changes or these room assign­
ments, the faculty memher in chnrgc will post an announremcnt
for his student m the department bulletin board or in the rooms
in v«1lvcd. publklty. But there ore the other
atudcn:ts, the ones who hnve
worked m th :r nu lhnL n ed
rccogntLlon to ~ur th m on to
greater achievements
• Few rcnlac," hr• \'Woncd.
'-whnt D d1aeroncc ~urd P. of
prnls(! a;n mean to the rising
performer l hnv,.., seen whnt Will
predicted to be n poor concert • result in one of lh ~t. due
only to a !cw words of ndvnncc
public~1Ly."
S.trpQ sees a great future ah d
for many LewiS and Clnrk stu­
dents, not only m the mtu.fc de­
partment., but in nlJ Ute hbcrnl
arts fields. Primnnly this new
se:rtes of articles will feature out­
standmg personalities in the
fme nrt ficlds of ort and music.
Watch this column ench week
ror features of the people behind
the scenes who StrpO observed
ns .. needine r~gnition. " per­
haps more than anyone eLse.
SomePeopleTake
Requests Literally
A local f1gure gave "him­
self" to o worthy caw; lD.S"l
week. when the Hawthomt>
Boosters club held its blood
donor drJvc. -Among those m line to do-
nate a pant of the liCe-saving
substance, 'lppearcd a :familiar
!ace to Lewu and Clnrk hnbt­
tuees. This p rson ·wusn't very
different thaJ'l the others, but
the nnme wns---:Forrest C. Blood,
of the econorrucs dcp:Ir1rne.nt.
Mildred Wharton Edits
AAUW Monthly Sheet
Mildred Wharton, assistant to
the pre.s1de.nt in public rclntions.
hns been appointed n m~mbcr
or the board of the PortlW'l
br::utch of the Amerit' -
cintion of Uruv "' Women.
She v;ill serve as editor of their
monthly bulletin for n yenr.
Dean Freeda Hartz!eld lS .a
mcmbtt or the progrnm com­
mlttet' and MlSS Katherine ."Lr­
no.ld. pro!csso:r of mathematics.
lS on th educnuon corruruttec.
These member's of the :Cnc:ulty
are w-orking townrd the acc:rcdi­
t:Jllon o! Le\10 lS and Clark by
the Amcncan Assodatlon ot
Um,·crstty Women. This v.;ill
make 1t pass.ibl~ for women graa­
uate students to become cU 1bJc
Cor .me.mbersh1p.
Violinist Appec:rs Music Major to Head Comedy Cast
In Concert Series Of 'Mr. Pim Passes ByJ by Milne
Clair Hodgkins Wnlkcr, violin­
ist '' lth the college symphony
nnd con~rt master of the Port-
lnnd Chamber c:>rchC'Slra, has nn­
nounc~:.>d plnns to gi\•c n series of
public cun<.' rls in the Northwest
orca under the direction or .Boris
Supo, conductor of both groups.
Her fnst rccitnl will be Scp­
lcmb r 30 nt Hood Rive..r under
au11pices of lhe Elks club.
AcctJmpanacd by Edith Ktl·
buck, music maJor from Hood
River, the Saturday progrnrn
' 111 feature Bach's Concerto No.
.,a and Sarrumt ·s "Jo'ant.as,.n from •
Curme.n.
Car for Sale
F'o1 :...Je. 1!139 Forti C'On,·&t­
Jbl(!. This cnr hos n n~w hght
blue pnant )oh, new top nnd
i lcndc I out Good sludcnt
tran vort lion. $350 (o basas
for bnrsmmng) Pllont' BH
I 0117. Cnstlng for "Mr. Pim Passes
By ... n drnwinc room eomedy by
A. A Milne. hns been completed
by Arthur Coc Gr ~. spcceh nrts
depnrunent head. Mrs. Elizabeth
Go rd incr, assist.nnl director, will
d1rett the flf'st produc-uon of the
e son with o t\\O-day run
planned for Octob r 19 nnd 20.
A cost of £c\i en w1ll b beaded
by A. Scott Be cl1. sophomore:
musJC! m jor, ns George Mnrdcn.
Beoch hns b Jl noted for his
work at tht CJvic: thcnler and
Sc\·crnl rndlo shows.
Ploymg opp<>!ute Beach w11l
be Mory Ellcrby, frcshmun
sp~ch nrls mojor, as OUvi
!Mnrdcn. hLS v. afc Mnry pnrUc.i­
patoo in drnmn und ttp «-h oe­
ti\'ltlr:s while nt Ornnt high
school.
Puul Mctxger, June '50 gr d­
uot , wtU phty Pant, lhc genUc­
mnn \~ ho passe by the Mard n
hou chold c.nusmg grcnt d al
of confu 1on Paul "ill be rc­
mr!ml>crcd for hts pcdo.nnnnc:­
in "Outw rd Bound,.. ..Pltl) Boy of the
"R~dsid •• m World'" nd
Dmah Marden '\\ 1U be pl )"CC
by Trel Tiltor Junior English
maJor Dmoh bcrom engaged
to BrUlD Strong pla)•cd b): K n
Forns. Junior Engh.sh mn)or. to
further udd to the troubl of
George Mnrd n. Marden. the
stuCcy English gc.nt.lem n type IS
opposed tQ S~e·s pohtl 1
and ort \·a W!.
Trcl hns parltctpaled tn nu­
merous ~chool ctiviucs. F rris
\t.: ill be r"mernbert!d far perlonn­
anct: m "'Joan of Lorrnlac."'
"Shadow and Subst nee·· nnd
.. Twelfth N'aghl ~> He o.lso ro­
cea'> cd ~--pericnce '\\ 1th the "En­
ore Play rs."' n of.f·-BroAdw
sroup m New York
u lhcrs in the co~t ro tary
o• dll D! AWlt Julin. tm unwcl­
C:Onle rh.:nU\'t' nd Priscilla Mcl·
r_ r as .1'\ nnt-the mmd lui
Curt ZJ n and D ,.,d Thn)te.r,
juniors, " 1U en s 1t e man.
cr and l1ght dtre!\:tor
(l\"~. THE PIONEER l..OG Fraday. Setpember 2!. l9Sf
Pago Four
--~------------------------------------few Gains for Red Raiders Pigskiners Draw Bye,
Schedule Linfield Next
With nnoth r C'J ~dat to lheu· won and lost ledger. LC's
gnd.rm.•n S\'lUc down to a week's pract1cc m preparation for
next Fr1du) 's iir~t conlcrcnce encountCl' Wtlh Linfield's
•
\\'lldcnts.
t;ooch Joe Huslon's crew to~.,k n :{cw days off niter lust
Saturdn ·'s SOChl bntUc, not suatmg up unltl Thursday. Next
"eek the regular game preparation drills 1·csumc wilh cm­
phnsts bemg placed on trying to find n cure for that m.lndy
• fumblt ltas •· So fnr the total
''" d!; nmc Wlin t OC.E nnd ten
oppnsang SOCE.
Donahue Out
Bernard Donahue hard 1 un­
)Ung Lo\\ cr Columbm trans:! cr.
rceetved n broken no e agamst
lh" Red Roaders nnd will bt' out
fQr nn undetenmnQd length of
Lime Other thnn that the Pto·
neers sun tvcd the Ult '1.\'tlh onl)
the usunl amount nf mmor bumps Transfers, Frosh
Fill Pigskin Posts
On Pioneer Squad
Bill Cox (i6) brings a Red Raider to turf in flrsJ balf of LC-SOCE game last Saturday night and bruU:c .
at Coos Bay. Olher Pioneers on the ~ne are linemen Bud Cox t6•l and defensive halfback Jim Holtbac.k Dtck Wt~lker . out
Watwn (iS). bC went on :to dump the southerners 27-6 tor aec:ond vidory. Tbia sc:ene was typic:al from thl• OCE game when h<'
of the eveninq•s action with SOCE bocb garnering only S3 ya.rdr before the hard chaTging Pio· \\ os wcklcd an the WO(ldcn A number of ncwt"Om\!rs to
P1on~.:tr foollmiJ fnn nccount for
a grc .. t de I of the 1£150 squad's
stn'n th. Whtl" onl)· two of
these. BtU O'Htaro nnd Phil F-rns­
cr, "ere tn the stnrtang hncup
ngniJll>t Oregon College of Edu­
~:ata n. n number or thf'ut mode
impu.satve debuts agnm l the
normol schnol om•regntwn . nee"' I bleachers. and \'nd Art Bakke,
Lc hacks S E 27-6 \\hop·rCormcd(monly twopll)'S
ll t Saturdn), will both t.K' rt:!ad;.
lor t.h~"' Lanfacld fracas Replncmg
D •nnhue and Wnlkcr were Btll
In Shrl. ne Benefl• t Bo\\CS, who plnyed most of thc am e cnme nt ldt ltolf ond Hank
Lemes.
By Chuc:lc Gibb
Joe Hu tan rugged Pioneer
gndd didn t stop :tran~llng
v. hen the) s t to Coos Bay as
lhe} rolled to a 2--6 Myrtle B~ I
' lo • O\ er Southen Oregon
College of Edu uon last Sal\lr·
day rught m iJ Shrine ~e!at
game
LC sho" cd co sDme degree
~hy 'l.h )' are the prc..scason
chOlt'f? lo cop the P c1f1e NarUt-
For GYM TOGS
it's BYERLY'S
ol course
Spalding SS
BASKETBAI.L and
GYM SHOES
Famous non-elip sol
Ide tongue. cushioned
arch and h :el. Team pnc:e
$5.90 pr. '"c t gnd 0'0\\ n b) powerm.g mt~:rcepung Red Roadcr pnss Ocf 010 Outstanding
Ulcu ~ • to 16 £u"St downs and tn the C.rst quarter Momc.nt.s
370 yards cnmed ru bins Fred later, Ruebcn Baisch smnshcd Bt: h \ ms Pac&ftt nnd Lmheld
wiLc:on started thc Ptoneers on around end and "cnt 13 yards to ~Ill oHa the su-ongest compcla­
thetr fJ.rst touchdO\"'n march by I pay dart. Dtck VolJ s ktck ''a tJon ln the conference piny Hus
I good. makmg the core i 0 l.:>n • L o commented "the plny State Rook Eleven Bol:cslh Ra::~o: n d quarter Jam of our dcfcn~iiVC team hn been
0 Jv S h d 1 WatteJ. nabbed SOCE pnss on onl' or the outstnnd\llg fe 1lu1 n C e U e thell' 18 and BtU Bowes went aU of Ute st:a on to date."
I S F• 1 the ''lll O\'lr left wckl for st. Th [ rst line defense squad n eason Ina e pomt.s on the: next pln) Voll's lS Ball n ll and Cltlf Mallen.
A ft gum schedule mclud- ron\:c:l"Slon 1 tempt \\ 3 blocked, ·nd . AJ Ono and Gu)' Gerber.
I ng ason-endmg battle \\'lUt len\'Lng the score 13•0 nt hnl!-r tack I~. John Newell, • c ntcr:
th Ore on State Rooks ts m time. Ken Knudson nnd Bud Cox,
f c W rnn Souths The Uurd quarter '' ns still cuards. and Freddy Wllson, Bob
11 SQL ad of about young when quarterback Clarke Mlslcy, Dtck Vol! ond Jtm Wol-
thtrt) m n. And~:rson broke loose O\'Cr nght tcrs. hal!bnc:ks .
:S.. k !rom Ia t ) a · te-..un.l tackle nnd unreeled n 46-yard
Bill H1 wul agam p11ot th Jaunt ior nnother LC score Voll
qu d :fr m the T Runrunc the agmn Locd the extra poinL
qwc:k op nc.rs from the halfb:lck The SOCE touchdown came
cpa+ ~ 1ll be Ray Shumnc:her, through the air rntdwny through
'" ,car n\CTagcd se"cn the Lhird quarter Hnlfbnck JelT)
vurd !ron cnmmu,gc, Jerry Leslie pulled down o loose PJO-
T y nd Clnre M d en nccr pass on lus ov."Jl 30-yard
In th· Jm • •ld tandbys ort:: line and scampered downftcld
R ben Green De n Vaage and to the LC 13 He lh~n lotcrnllcd
BsU Swnm rs ends. Bob Peters. to Clyde Blc\•Jru "ho Wf'>nl ft\'C
Erme H rdt Lyle Dean nnd Ron more yards before being hauled 'Mural Bulletin
Att nt10n' Tht: L•L• umurnl
touch football schedule for
nc t \~ e~:k's acuon ·will be
posted on the intramural bull­
etin board at the l.!lllrance to
the m n's drcssmg room, today
or Monday.
Hu;en cl·l nd 8111 Owens. down Hnrry Knnnnsto cl1c.kcd
sua.rd. Wlth a short pass to Bill Pins-Post Mortem Fut cmnst amnng these as prob­
ably Bernard Donohul"', who
blasted 55 ynrds 1n two attempts
to sroa c lhc !mal Paoneer touch­
dov.. n Donahue comes to lhe
Pulotmc lull club from Lower
Columban JUntor coUegc... Jn his
prep dnys. hc stnrred for Long
\'lC\\. Wn., htgh • chool
T\\ o other bnc:ks who attroct~
l.'d nttc.nuon ~ cr 13tll Bowes,
transfer from the Uni\'CI'SJty of
Orc~on \\here ho• plnycd frosh
ball, ond Frank F 1r, fro!i:h scat­
back !rom Portland's Jefferson
h1Ch Bowes reeled off Bevc.rnl
good gnms m the gnme while
Ftur, who hns put on some
wcight smc:~ his prep dr•)'S (now
160 pounds) tnlllt:d one TO which
wns calleil bock on n pennlty
Fs-o ·r '' ho plo)·cd nook boll
nt OSC, as o sure .. fmgercd mnn
on lhe rccc.t\'tng end of n pnss
u \\ell n r-ugged blocker. He
another J ftctson graduate
0 Hnrn mov •d 111 to l1ll the hole
t tackle left b) Willnrd Stcph­
tms. "ho has been c.nlled to
nuhtary ser\'1CC. Thc 100-pound
O'Hara pin) cd for Von port last
eason
Firt..>shmnn Bruce Longbnllo,
sccond-strmc qucu terbnck from
Bend h1gh school, showed well
ns o pnsser ngninst the Wolves
Jam Wrttt rs held down o de!en­
.sh c hnHb:ac.k post.-
Coach •.•
S4.60 pr.
SWEAT SOX
part wool .• Head1ng the n VI men nrc bnll kelt who stepped into the tall)'
rne:rs Ball HunUeJi aruJ Rupert -zone Lcslie"s con\•ersion oltcmpt
And on HunUey played at "'as blocked, h!n\'tng the score
Franklin lam year and wos chos-at 20-0.
n for the Shrmers' Ctty all-star .Bhur Collecll Finale
squad Anderson was t.he quar­
terba pnrkplu for Lmcoln
nnd 1 lhP brother of Clarke An­
d rson LC \"n.nnt) quarter Stan Blair wound up the soor­
mg Cor lhe cve:rung cnrly in the
final chnpler as he hurried ovt'!r
nght end lor nmc yards and a
touchdov.'Tl. Volt ronde his con-Official Exiles 0 'Hara
With Unusual Charge
.SOc pr.
SWEAT SHIRT
cotton
$1.95
GYM PANTS
F..haki or white, v:ath belt.
Sl.25
"T" SHIRTS
Wilton honeycomb,
•nug £it wl t.e
SLOO
Your Spaldiog Stene
YMCA Bldg,
• Lin prospccts are Ken Goold
ruJ Bill Anus ends Don WCJS­
cnbc:rger and Don Htnes, tackles,
JJ.m Muko AI Nu±els, WDe}
K n 1 t n Znhnrws Zahnrikss
cit; and Craig Hun and Don
SteVenson, centers
BaGdJ ld pr~pccLS al1l Lc~ LS
Fuller. who hu shown profi­
CJ nl") il n ktck r, Kerm Lund,
Chucl Bmk Blll Sm1th, John
Gordon Don Whnbcck. Llo) d
Sturm nnd Du~lr Ttmmon~.
Th schedule·
Oct. 7-Geo. Fox away
Oct. 13--Pacific here
Oct.2G-Wlllcrmot le away
Oc:t. 3G-Linfleld away
No•. 3--0SC 1\ooka away
IHIRTI- HATS -liES "cn;wn t.otal tor tv. o gnme::,
seven for clghl, wtth n well­
pi ced boot
Huston's chnrccs left little to
be de tred 1n the block und
tackle dcpnrtmcnt, but the sqund
wns sUll plagued by fumbles
and pcnnlltes &:·vcrnl down­
field mnrches were mpped m the
bud by costly fumbles.
The platoon system utiln:cd by
the Pwn crs 1:unchoncd Wl th
aucc .os Hurton (h.splayed hi
army of bench strength to thb
3,500 spect.ntors Thl! dcfcnslvc
team wa especially rugged in
allowing lhc l\ adcra only 53
ynrds gCttned by ruahmg
Plan Now
Trodae formal
Friday. October 6 Btg Blll O'Hara. LC t.ncklc,
wns ushered from :the ball gam •
late m the second half by nn
o~u:anl who ocoompan1ed him
to the bench and explotm:d, and
thts lS o darecL quote, that O'Hnrn
'\\ ns gul.lty or .. deliberate, unin­
tenuonnl roughness··
• • •
PtcvJews of the game ftgurcd
SOCE to hnvc o sLrong tenm,
pnrk~.:d by lasl ycnr's stnr, Don
CampbclJ But Qlmpbcll wns
among the ma.ssing, n Lnct which
occasiOned no rcgrct nmong the
• • •
Th«; Coo Hay Times hnd bt.!en
runnmc arbcles on the game for
w ,.ks, buL on Saturday m!.lrn­
lng, tlaue \\O no mcnllon. The
reason, the ovenvorked one man
porlJ d pnrtme.nt nid he atm­
pl~ forgot
• • •
In CDJ>C you oren t nwnre, tltc
wn called the 'Myrtle Bowl" All Coos 13ny turned out
to rnnk ft o f" live accasJon.
Tht'rC ~ere no less lhnn :five
bands. four trom htgh schools
the Shrmcrs' and lhP Aml•rtcnn
Legion's The lost onm d showed
up m kilts with a r~nl hvc b<~g­
paper who was htnrd ln n side
street rchenrslng the LcwlS ond
Clnrk ulmo mato!r. The bands
paraded th1ough town m the aft­
ernoon and were on hand dunng
the g mt
• • •
One~.: agn1n th10 Pioneers proved
themsclvt~ lhc mnt~ter o( lhe
Quack opcnmc tumble It the~
kcl'p up their nvcragc (I( B 5 per
g rnc they m1ght be able to lend
th country's moll <:ollcg~:
• • •
Spl!cUJlor1 hod trouble ldcntl
fymn plnyct11 The only cnllght
ment came !rom th public ndd
r syttem whleh conked out by
h tlf lim,..
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At Soft College Life
By Leigh Bock
Whoever SIHd tlu•t college studenu; lead n soft 11ft', or rc n
sony lot hacl btlltN tnkc n goocl look at lhl! !nets If an occuml1
sun'L') were to be taken, the douhtl!rs wouhJ soon leam thnt col·
lt.'g,, studl•nts nr~ nmong lhc m'Ji>t ncth c m all wnlks or lift•. TakP
for tnslancc, one 5Cnwr studCJ'lt on our ov; n cnmpus, Otck Paul,
poiHtcnl science mnjc,r, wlto hns countless mcknamcs nmong ht!l
fr:tcnds. THE P10NE£R LOC
GOP Prosperity
Shows on Campus
It . .., .a.t prlng when Dr.
U G Dubitch, pohtrc.al SC'1c.ncc
dcporlm• nt hcnd, w.l$ com·
pi •ln6ng, .. Things nre )J1'ctty
rough 1 hnvc to drtv on old
10·10 nulomobllc."
' The Ht>pullhcnn Stlunltcon
mu l how• Improved bccau~re
h• Is now dnvmc n bnmd llf!W
11.150 Buick LC Nurse Aims High
When qucrlt.'CI on '~ hnt h~
thought ubout studl-ntB hnvUtg Loyal PI. oneer Rooters Brave Dust a oft Mt.. J c rt; plkd ''Whot.:\'cr
s:ud n thing ltkc thnt ought to T w· t C B F tb ll r·l pend U dO\' I IQh\ her() With On) 0 1 ness oos a y 00 a 1 t
• tud1 nt."
Paul Holds High OUices
Bcs.td s lus regular curnculnr
nclivaues, Dick, n g1 nduntc of
Grnnl high !IChool I :; crctnry
o1 h1i frntcrntt), D hn Tau Rho,
lreasurPr of the College League
or Young Hcpubllc:nn.s, Fcdcra­
l1on or Oregon. He 15 also SCCI't;·
uu·y-llt~liSUI ~;r ror J\Jphu PSI
Omt•ga, drnmntlc rrutanhy, nnd
mcmb••r of the student hotly nc-, . ll\'llle5 ((Hnmlsston .
Arter graduation, futur•: plans
inc.ludc masters' dcgre work nt
Ohio Stale. nnd thl'n, Ji tlungs
"orkout well, Uu! hardest work
or nll, the doctorate. "Then I'll
nlwnys be able to teach politicnl
scwncc 1f politics hold no f\1-
ture," he conlmucd .
Railroad, PCC Occupy Summen
As af cxtrn-curriculnr work
wercm't enough, Dtck hns been
employed tn the summer by the
Portland chamber of commerce,
ond lnst sum.mc.r by Southern
Padlsc rnilrood . • Soft. cnsy life? E"' e r y o n e
doublS that!
Bump Leaves Cox
'Under Weather '
Mnny oi tbc husky players
on U1c footbniJ team Jeil i'rom
Coos Bay Sunday by pri\'Btc
auto. Seems that some of Ute
men ot muscle "ere n bit
under th weather niter the
long \\ tnd mg .nus tr1p Fran
(Punchy) Cox cnme bock on
the bus howc\'er, ns ofter the
blow on the head in the game
he didn't know the dtrrcr­
cncc. Dcsp1te lock of post game oc­
U\'H), high prices nnd an ov r­
abundancc of dust, 30·odd loyal
Ptoneer rooters ond the footbnll
team returned from Cou Boy
\\ tth n multitude or t.nle and o
blg 27-ti &rid triumph over the
Rt•d Roidcrs from As.hlnnd .
Thl' rally squod, ovL'rflowmg
w1U1 \ ',gor, wos frustrll\cd fu,;t
by dust LhnL h1llowed to such nn
extent thnt they h~:~d to str.nd
till to lend )'ells, nnd then b)'
unlookcts who v.; ouldn't stnnd
up !or k1ckoffs.
.1\mong LC supporters were
B. 0. N. Bull. Chnrlcs Haldors
nnd the Mnrshfacld high school
band, wh1cl1 adopted the Pto·
nccrs for the mghL
Many of the spcctnlors, nol
wanun~ to sit on Uac dust)
bleacher benches, tore out the
mJddh: png of r .. hear 50-ccnt pro
grnms nnd snt on portr:mts or
Pres.tdcnt Morgan Odell nnd
Coach Joe Huston.
•·coos Bay rolls up u.s .sdc-
Sacs, Amicans Presenl
1'Hello' Talent Assembly
Talent hlgnllguted the "Hello"
e~ssr-ntbly sponsorc:cl by SacoJil•
weans nnd Am1cnns TuPsdny sn
the t'nmpus tht?ater
Keynote of the progrnm wns
o group o! tunes sung in Scotch
danlcct b\ Dr. John .t\. Anderson. •
Onginal songs Wi're sung and
played by Sally McBnde and
Terry Hays..
De\\ cy Harless, Bob Tabor nnd
Bob Hallock wound up the show
WJth an origino.J "doctor'' skit.
Eldon Gunther wns muster of
ecremomes
Sportsession
By Don Floren
A wol'd to the fr hmcn nod othet new students who wonder
when Lcwl:; imd Clark tootbnJI squnds will hnvf• their own fH~Id
to play rcnl, Jh•c gnmes, .• s wdl os prnclJce on.
Might afi well accept the situation as it now exi.ats. Plana for
construction of a co~ered grandstand for Fi.aher Held ore included
in the overall building proeram of the c:ollc.>go but that's about as
far u they go at pre&enl. Not eYen a tontnti~o dlllo has ~n set
for the kickoff of this project. The big obstacle is S7S,OOO. the
estimated cost of construction. which tht! college dOCls not have
a•allabl for this sort of building.
A slmilnr sllunuon, lhoug.h \\ ith a brighter tinge. exists an
regord to complctJon of the n~w bnscbnll dinmond, now o ~ud~y.
mi-clenrcd hollow lx hlnd the JOumnlitun build mg. There ta ht­
llc po lblhl) thot the t1cld w1ll be rcndy fur .. !cets with c.lc:tts'•
thts cominc sprmg ns onginolly plnnned Most ot the nrca for thl'
nl'w d1omond hos b ·en clcnrcd of tret.-s ond brush nnd this phns<'
of lh • wurk mny be compiNr>d this fnU. Athletic Director Eldon
}'•x cxplomed thot, in o1der to £3VC scarce shckC'ls the work hns
b en controctcd !or on a tlcml-\ oluntory basi&. As such, tt \'will
be done ot the cnnvcns(; nCt' u! tht contrnctcJr.
R•porta from the aouthland have it thai the For V.:o&Je~n
conforonco roproaont~ativc in tho posl·,eason Pecrr Bowl clau&c wall
bo San Francltco Stol&. San rrOQcir.co Is an institution ol some
4.000 atudonll. ovor three Hmos tho enrollment of L.ewla and
Clal'k. It the Pionun aweop through to the contoronco crown CD
expectod by tho Portlcmd daily p!'UI, the Northwest conferonco
c:oachos and LC rooton, tho Frisco crew may provide them rough
competition in tho bowl tilt.
As tlw sclwdulc now stfU'ld&. tlu::rc IS o g ncrnl fcallng among
Plan r tOOtN thnt LhNr club \\ ll1 not C\'Cn get (I rc I v; ork­
out from On) of th ronfcrcnco club Howl'\'c.r, though pn.pcr
t rcngth mny how tbe Qrnngc nnd Bin~)( O& the cl ss of the loop,
th('.) w111 hl' pi .) lnr, tn e-t cry ~ntcs t n o mnrk II club The de·
lrt• to knock orr "thr big one' could impu c ony foe to ri c up
ond toppl tht: Joe 1 crew. Jo::.spcctolly ar the Psonc r Jquod m rn-
bcn ncquu som of \h over·c:onfidcn of thP-ir followers. wolk b< fore 11 c en B ts dnrk,"
one Pioneer wntl d. "E\ crything
closl.'d ot i p.m There \\asn't
\'tn o gas stnuon or place \o
donee o~n "
Thirty-fh c hundred ptgskan
funs who were not LC or SOCE
studf>nt body memlx!rs coughed
up $3 60 for rcsc.rved eats and
$2.40 Cor general admwaon to
wott-h lhc r~pulston or the Rasd·
crs.
Fredricks Leaves
Tigers for Orange
l:f the Dell u1 1 igcrs pull up
their socks nnd scrape through
w1th lhc Amcrscan le~gu pen­
nont., one Stc,\inrt Fredcracks'
broad sm1le wUI undoubt.edly be
on d&sploy around the campus
Fred rsck.s. n Juruor busmcss
mnJor. wore a T1ger umform tn
the summer of 1939, and S<lW nc­
uon n:; o ptlcher ",thtn the spa­
CJous walls of Braggs stndsum .
One of his rookie locker-mates
ol t.hat bme wns Ietty Hal Ncw­
houscr. who lS sull a mound
mnlnsltly w1th the Bengals.
The wnr pu~ Fredcncks' pro
bnscbnll cnrccr in moth balls for
n spell; but he played for the
mnrm.;;s in 'Hn\\·ah during his
hitch m the s~n·1ce. One of his
grcntcst thrills wns pttchmg n
3-2 vsctory over a strong navy
tcnm wh1ch boasled such s'tnl­
wnrts ns Dick Wakefield and
··Big Jnwn" 1\fi.te. P. Marion Simnu. a.uutant professor of religion. sets hiiUSC!lf
for an unorthodox inJe<:Jion of Welsh culture from M.n. Mary
Roberts, college nurse. !Pho1o by rteisch.man. )
'Tall-and-Short' of Faculty
Offers Collegiate Variety
After his discharge, FrederiCks
plnyed "ith Bo.se m the Pioneer
I nguc, the PorU:tnd Benll crs and
had n offer to play \\"llh the
Snn D1cgo Padres.
When asked v; hat hlS biggest
plnytn~ thrall was. Fredericks
mull~ over n number of rnemo­
racs nnd came up wtth. "The
tun Senttlc had the bases load­
ed with two dO\\n here ot
Vaughn street, and I lanned Lou
Nov1kott on o ch!Ulgt.'-OJ-pnce
bnll"
At 30. the bt~ 6-foot, :!00-plus
pounder \\ nnls to CQmplcte has
coll~ge education, with b.'ISC.'boU
)U t o summer mdclme. He as
mnrned nnd hns one boy
"I m GOing to mokc a cntcher
out or him,· 1-'"rt.>deracks "inked.
"th<'y're \\ 11 paid and lnsl n lot
longer." By Gordon Makin-'Jer
"We be I i e v c m vnriety,"
quapped Dean Chn.rlc Hownrd
an com•octttion September 19 ns
he mtroduccd the new faculty.
And there to prove 1t were Mrs.
1\tufl Roberts, pcutc college
nurse, nd P Modon Simms, • 1oftl USSJstant professor ot re-
ligaous educ tion.
Out) in lhc Mn.ncht:$tcr Royal
lnftnnnry in Manchester, Eng­
land, during the bht.z when "Gcr·
mnn bombs tsincd down on us··
nd Mnnc.hc tt::r was a c~ of ltre.
prepared .M.; Robetls, o pretty
brunett who stands not qwt
lave feN tnll. wl'll •or the :ragors
of PJOncer cnmpus l1fe.
Nurses S~nl :to Sheltcn
1\lonl she Cllll'd for mare
than 30 m n ln th hospital
\\ htl U1 cltl " 5 under atwc.k
and "lh r nurs~: h d b n sent
Scarf Lost to bomb shcllcrs.
l..o t. A &ilk scarf w• th u \\me F om I 942 unul sh~: c me to
border nnd quare dance :Ugurt'S Porlliln I tht ummt:r to JOin her
of \'arsou <.'Olon.. Lost afler con· hw:b nd, G\\ t)Jm. utnnt pro-
vocoliOn Contact Ann Au~:t1n or t or or PSJ ~.:holo at LC, she
rt'!turn to lost and found depart· v;: m chnr~:c of sur~t'l1 o! U1e
ment, located In the book store welfare dep rtment r lhe giant
--~-----------------------~------~ Swimming Pool to Close October 15
CnUinR oll m~rmruds, wolt r
waders. wntur lo\'Ct'S nnd ot.hcs'Sl
The 6'\\ 1nmun!! pool "·ill he
open on the Buddy system until
October I 5, weather permitting ,
'J'hst means t.hot nnyon«! going
GUILD 'l'JIJlA'l'lUI a. w. Otb
OA 111111
.. MAD ABOUT OP&RA•
_.U Opfl'a•OOilledT
T ll • I , • tl h 1 I I n l t I ,., ~::,:.:......;.:.;.;.:J...;.
c\1 d J anu
.. :Ole :Plt4enu~u" swlrnmang rnuat t kc n fncnd or
rrknds with hun. Thu 11 n pro­
h'cllt.ln to tudcnl!l ns w~u os
the coll~g !or tttc life guru ds
\\ 111 not be on duty
The both house \\ttl open ot
noon vcr) dtl.)'.
Plan Now
Trodse Formal
Friday, October 6 Bntish Alummum co.m~ ny t
Stoke--on-TrenL
Uti1szmg the fact that &he IS
le.fl-handed, Mrs. Roberts has
sneaked up on unkno\\·mc Pi~
nccr p:lttcnts from the port side
where their deferu are down.
Possibilitie-s At:lrac.t Simms
Sunms. representing the hlgb
Sldc or educ~tlon. vo ns attracted
to Le\\ 1S and CJark by the pro­
gram posstbUstt o.f tudcnl con­
tdbuuo~ to re,l JOUS leadashtp
work He "'ill heod m
babUcal literature and rellglou
cducnlJon nnd direct religious
f1eld work
The only Y nk c o! on old
utlH!rn tf mth Sunms c-:une
from Vtn n lovo He ls o
H stmg colh:se grndunte nod
has done crnduntc \J I; l y 1
Dh mih !K'hool Smm , for th -past throe ) e rs, ha.~ bcc.n uso-
clnt general :;L"CT'Ctary o.f rnte
n.1uon 1 Ch 11l1an En de \or
C:l I>
Well up m th ~orld ot
fL>et. Cour mch Sunms hJUi
n of h1s stronger xperi no.:
ln{'(.' romtng to LC ns ridtng on
the ~.:roweled bu lo nd from
lh cnmpus. S td Samms, "Th t
bus is the lo\~ t thlng.''
LOOMIS
PRINTING CO.
PUBLlCATIONI
cm4
COMMERCIAL WOU
BR 1343
518 N. W. 12th A~e. , • Page Sl THE PIONEER LOC Frldny, September 29, 19SO
Rustin to Speak Now in Busin~ss To Serve at F1ve College Expands Counseling Progra1n. Plans
Seminar in Addition to Department Confabs On Civil Rights
AI SCA Meet
B rd Ru tm. u t h" r t'f
'l'\\ cnt 1'\ D :Y on th{ Cl m
Gun "' all be: guest p k r
thf' ~tudcnt Chr& uan s c:1 L n
d Int m u n l Rd lions c ub
t 12 0 p Thut"Sda) Oc:to
5 n C p !llnd Mcm• nut
chapc
H • dd .. ""~~
Ra • 11nd '~ 111 bf -on ·-<.'a\ 11
lnt<: nauon"'l Hu
R \ p ell~
CIC t C:lJ\ It
n \\ born n W t
~ nn or a n~{!ro Qu k­
l tr.ll) li attmded Stat
T t: a c: h r colll Cheyn~
nn C lJ. coil g"' Nev. Y k
Catl. and 1h unt" r.stt' l WJ -
be ct' 0
Belids Lead to Confincm~ent
a Qu kc.r Rustm h don~;
....... nt r \\0 k \r,;\Lh the An1en
c n f'ra nd Sen·u:·c romm1tte
In Amcnca nnd bro d HI.S r •
1 1 u hef Jed to !!8 months
t nf ment s n CO.Tl!.:ct("nll
b e1 r dunng th wnr
H I • en d w; ~ utl c:
t<U'3 nd (L{' d secrct.an. of th
m F 1 '"' IP oi R n
nd ~ n \\ d1r C'l of
8-4Q h nwd
I Eur p the
A p rt f
hi.' \ t t Ind
n \tvn l D-ad
n at Ru.stm
f C n p \
lOD aft md•-
Crow' L12w.
cham ng u:-
.mt d m Au l.
Y r P t n
u:r
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l m J.m
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nt
n
t~fOO$
p
d
n Pnt't." B rim rn d\ • rtU-
ang In t u tor 1 nQ\\ qu1ppl'd
t \ l m hl o(hC'I.• an lh
Ct rno m By Duane Dosacr I of hi st tus "'ilh rc~nl'd to tac-
u It,) nch 1.11£'1 nnd 01 m 1jor, should
lh h d tl lu~.;k) numb ot
lh Ot g(n d\ t ing lumh·
eon "'ednesd ' nnd \\''On n
ISnglu;h bon• chana t< n cup Couruclln c nf rcn
\'l' r Y.'ill lw 1 ' cont.nct M1 Julin Johnson. dl
n.g~d llu .) 1. r on t hl b 1 fi clor uf guldDIIC(', ln ht>r oChcc
an Polntlnc Monnr
LC Enrolls Nine f l omm ndQtion mode to
tht NH("gt!' .1 num tr 11 ''
tl b\ tud nl lc-ud 1"11 \ •
rul me tmg m Au U!ll
P\"1 rt cd Tu sJ 1 " F ll hm tn 1d\ 1 i.'tfl, nl tlh fnc­
ult) n•11 cut ut l\lenuchn be fore
, th~! t;JP• nmg uf I hi! colh (ll' \'f>ur.
· oreign Students Lnst ~ c.;ar there \\ 1 one &nf'el
mg ach month at \\ hteh tu·
d nts ntttndcd o d parun"'ntal
Nm • more tud nl f m oth conferenC<' m ht!i major fll'ld
unt It: '1: c t ddcd Thts 'e. r there \\ Ul be h' o
\\ mg list f {orNgn studt:nts t\ 1)(. of m Nan • \\ tt h Ci!Ch stu
t L '\\ nd Cl al coll c Ut dent xp tNI to be Jlf'c ent l
n r the oth!!r cadt.'mtc \"e r nccordmg to the
W";~•""'r oUt Fust Mechns-Schodulcd
WJth farst me tmgs chcduh:d Jap n ~_nd tht!' majont. o.f u f! n \\rome wuh Klrntko for ne4 t Tuesdo), Octobt 1 S, ot
J1 m all f hmcn \\lll ttend
H mad Kenneth lso. To hlko l:"re-shm n Scmmar led by hu; Dr. Vergil S. Fogdall
:t kmo and Ltlllnn Ueh r JOln• facult~ nth 1 "r Upper dl\'tSIOn p t lhctr O\\ n announC'<'mcnts
lllg the rolls. German) comes tudcnts will nttc:nd a dcpnrt- OCC.'Ordtn~l)
~eto:ond ''I til R mhnrd von Am-rn('Jltnl conft::.-enc<; ln th :ftcld "\\ u kn(l\\ the rrcshmnn !aces
m n and \Vt mer 'WJUunlng of hts mn]or nnd arranged by I mnm· probkms as he commNICl'S
lt 1.) \\ s lhc form r home of the head of lhat dcpnrlmc:nt. has ··ollcgc \\ ork.'' S.lld r tgdnll
Jo II.' Duw Cnsto bcfo~ 1 egiS· Sub:>\ltutc lenders f01 • oH•rlnp- D) Uus o\ ... r-oll progmm of
t~ me at Le\1. I and Cl rk lllld pin •. group wtll lx arran cd b\ H hntUI\ l;'nlln chng. "I! (th<"
In OJtm s~ rklic nnmt'd Nor-th fncull.} m~Cmber if thot rno.m-r I ult~ and ndmmt. Lrotronl \H•nt
\\ as her barlhpl cc. Estonw, ber 1s both a (re hm m • d\ u; 1 tu bt: of nJJ possllllc nssl tnnC('
lo ted ln northcastcrn Europe nd n dep rtmcnt head. nccord- m etlmg thC' eln!!: or ·s~ orr to
eprcsented b) Ulo Ki•&c.magl me to Dean of Students Vcrgrl an Lxrellt.•nt start
(Ed. NoJc: Thoro will bo com-S Fogdull Sophomor who ha\c not
bined inten·ic'W$ of 1hc nine for-Department he d nr rrilllg I n J m )or. mu~ uttcnd n
clgn sJudcnts Cl 100n llS :time and mg thdr 1,; pe~tl\ (' dep •rtm nt th: l alml ntnl conf renct: of thear
'~c: pc:lrmil.) Ill c nf rcncl nd '' 111 p b hie mDJIW NC\\ ttiln ;ft;r ....:.._.......;;__.......; ________ .~-_____ ;__;_.;.__.;.__;.:.:..:~ tud n who r of ophomo e Car Trouble, Cloudburst lfac uon or fl\t:l '"n ~> h~ld 1 ht l work bop sc!t wm;
I diSCUS$1llg nil nrcus 11! ft Cbhmnn
coun <'hng Upon thcll recom·
tncnd auur\, • tht• four 1-'n.:shmnn
Sumn rs of thn Fall St me let
I\\ Ill COil td~ t till rollowtng top
lC
October 3-"Your Fn:shmun
\ 01 nt Lew 1 and rlor.k ·
Ntwcmhc.r 14 -''SI{HUflcU nt
Factors to Cons1d r ln Cho05·
ang o Vocnt1on •
1) ccmbt:r 12-' The Morks of
Suca d Poise Expected of a Col·
I~JS'-Tnuhl d Person "
Jnnunry 9-"SonH: Taps for
'l:tiktng Coli t~c Level Exnmlnn·
liOhll "
Nnnc e>f the topl
ond cane tc r hn\ ,_.
chu en. for the S(!c­
OM yet b en
F tcull\ udvl CJ uf Crc hnu•n
rrc now v. orktug un 3 group of
da C'U mn guld(OS dcstgnt d to
promote que lton \\ luch Ulc
flf hmran \\Ill an v. cr for Jum
• ll nflt'l con ltuctl\' thinking
l''urth 1 plnn Cor lhc mmn
• waU 1.> d ' loped \Hth frt.-shmnn
rl oflac \\ h n tJu•,> h ve
h n n mcd, Ot'cordln~ t 1 l-"1.1&·
d II
Strand Luenows on Desert t nttLnd etth r t.} pt of OricnJ lion Work Probed m tan
AUondanc:o Check (\ mm ntm • on Ortent..tlliOn
Br Marsh ll Burnett
\
ncrn
Spnnu
L nd t -ouhle
be th 1d l an ummC"
n t
m \ 1 but Paul Lu
1 Uant
ncf h1
d b(llh
I 1 pi ofc r of
\\ J1 B rbar
on tb u-t.rJp
mm -and
UU\!•Ul
kut r t
th
th In cc 'danL-e \\ llh I :ot 't: \\ l J, (c r f« hmt'n nnd nev;
nd no.:t t F hm<~n ~t ml' tr rt!!f r tudPn\5, Focdnll h d
n nd dcp ... rtmental confer hi •h prats fM tl t a;tudent c m
nc all b... ch ·Ckt!d nnd 1 matt~•. und~.:r the chnlrmaruhtp
l ~ ro ofJIClol t\.:C rds EHt) f ::Student Bl)dy Vice-Pre 1dent
tu t nl lll ~;arnpus wall Pll."l>Uill Bob \'ounJ:, YUlg "many stu
bl) nt \t nd on!' of thll' ned dt nl t'Omm ntt.:d lo nn how
ptofJll:Jbll and UlJO.> 1blt those UISl \ ltch \1. hl'<i OUl l1 lh
n d n 1 c bit d m
the '111 ge
IQ parts lhnt Lh l
ld up tht !1 1w r
ur n1um r hach
u I Bl ff 1 tnc ~ 1) to rc
llnen Ul Coll1r.1do J } · H
Aft 1 \ 1s1tm lhl c 1 bud ourna tsm onorary (, \\ do) w ro.:
\Lr.n 111 N "' Mcxtoo the: cou Launches Directory th bord t El
•< I u en
datf p and i llO\ d Ut"' Pan CompllntJun I r dut for the II' 5 ... c.... " A nc n h1P,In ) 10 Ml'xJco Pa nccr CUid • c.:um,pus d1n:ctory Oth r sludt nl mo.: mher lf the
com.nuth c \H'I' l\lnn. Sommer
\J11l nd Jam <;oddord F cult}
1 rnb1 r v. ero.: Dean 1-·n ~n 0
HnrWc>Jd, Dean G£"orcc W
Ennls and Dr John Anderson.
t
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m1aoc mt ulty
n ' pnng tn
lln
n th t nded th m on
Bluff m h
t paJ.rS to lt'\' A 1 nt rt:y, th topped rontnlmng nnm~. c.lnss S'lnnd-
r dtru1 •th 1he p rt nt of Ill uddJ'C. ond 1••1 phon~:
D rnun L.•1mn • f rmer l C \U l number I Lewis nnd Clark stu-
dent. d nL: nd facult). I well under
T \\a I. t.:n \\ thard trap ow r p rta u Pt Dell Ep tlon,
t M XI and h notl'd muny n u n I JUU&nill m h noGlQ
smc 104 D un r ... p ~.:ntllli\'C, tl r Us mcchng 'Book' Production
Underway Soon
Experien ces ol Collegians
To Aid New Student Study llOn proJe ts nd rcfam r1 Mondlll t'\ ning. Typmg he
n con tructed and th • anld, h been cornp1etcd ;hrough
CII rnpr 'cd th1 L
P ml l th l p. c ord · Th~: publlcallon. to be old 1or
Ill to Lu< no\ ~ s Mt X lea C1ty , mull ft:t.:, '-'>111 be dl trtbutcd
th n rb) P rul<"c Ctt~ m tun~. mxt month, smd Pub Pt hman r) ll)Outs h 'c bet: n
t.'Ornpl• t n I rull c. It pt odue­
tJon w11l oon b under\\ )I on
tln Voyo~cw, c:oll~egc y arb lk.
ocrordm to John F rr.r n, ui1
tor. but thC'l'l 1 llll n n d I r E n f lkgc grodu- t v at1on
Tp
n
h m uppe ;mf'n Will be
m e r 54 kod .
hdc rnu1kd "Som
&:h lli.StiC: s l u d )' l
.ma C ar C Jl ge, be­
a n t Tu d y Octo r 3
0 p m m the Io nGt" oJ
1 n
v Dan
S Fogdnll
l
r m I t tton of c ursc
,..,...,. of ond dcpartm n ,
p rt-hm Jobs n:l soc1n.l late tn
l 1t n 1 nttcndlng c:oll . ..,"""'
E1 ht charts. ala:o on ltd ''.lth
~ .pi ~to~'): nart l1on 1 r, 1 g
h \ 1 1 \\ of \lu.'o m-
Ou: d
n mclud d 1n th
l.m 1
r ad\ ed
T mp1 t
n of 1 1 n
th number'
'" to u
ot r l:'QU ncy lh t
Iodl 25lli U ~ n Ju.on T ' Uhu;~cnhn, I 1 c t 1 on CommiSSIOner Bob ""rtt 111 on thc pubhcunon
1 h ht d cnbcd a "Hry D~.:VIn J\ny nt-lnl r l d 1n y. tl\ m •
r .. r tll(' Vo) gi'UI ls 0 ~:··d to
cnnlat•t fo'< r 1 on m tlw V QVOJ.·
gt ur uffiCl' locat d in th bu c·
rncnl of Albany Qundr. ngh:, be· n pr JV<.>"
lexh.: II \\ hlUI n \'ery f VOT•
IJie 11\tt' of curn:nc.r ~.:xthllll c
d lhl , CCJmbmed w1th naturnl
1,_ Jo~ p IF muke lrnvcllng
J1 II 111 bud d a A n •
n cou dlnnf rn ) b hnd for
btU uD c£ n Lucno w -
For th lust umc m th<' ill l\H•cn 11 n.m. and 3 P m Mon
d \' nd Wf dm dn~ ·rhr c ol Grinnell Slates
Coed Calisthenics
tory uf Gnnntll coUcce Clm\u) rend-. on the tnfC rnt'ludt.: John
II phy H·al ccluc t1on (.'OUt • m 0 l H r, Bl:rl Htncl r
tu h at 1 p 1b1 to tcoch nH>n m n gu • Patty
I:: 'n ~: t<.pru n · " to Qd !111cn •t \ht me lame off1c m nn r,
k p th car 111 running order I v muccd t t uu All an Tun t a nu• t1on d1t ,
ut th u trap hurt and pr • ~rut l In l l.h tht> .rn n' md C1 't (: 1 nho l n, port d1tor.
en ted Lucno\ from lr \elm th w om n Phl a cui cdu lwn P 1ul J n nd D \\ S\'> on on,
n rln lllog wh h now eooper 1l I •ut nd trt md B~;n 1:-h 1 ch~
10 bU\' pu r r lo m m n nnd Joel Kr USf' pholor,ril
l
"W 1 P< t t1mc, ral r th n o\ Lum ,.. pl 0 to &.al: graduntc .. an~===i:: ====== ;::: Ph1 rs
n workm n h h ou p l t th L: nt\ r aty of 'M II ==~=~=========:;:::;;:;;:::r ,
to b pnntd nd n Lh dlr! lJ\ n of , l ,, • to tudt:n ntl4:nd- t ld FogdaJI
u m he 1(1, Th bd nd a nmJ.: ny n
c hope th new nddat on hon \4 Ill 1.: be • alobl
unsdJ.n progrom wlll up n qu l for p 1 1 howln
t f bmsn Jn biJ; eullt'g b Fo d II [ r any group d lr·
wm•l In to u tt a Pilri oS
Am"'nc lhe l4PJCS !or th talks I g m or J'l r ( Ung
Sec. 5G2. P. L. and R.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Porlland . Ore.
PermlJ Jto. 438 -
Guild Presents Dramas
C>! Pi. 1. 1 soh t to mu •c
• nd dr rna tudcnltl of Lewis an<l
Cl rk fll':(' t.he two pi.ctuns rl. y
In tht WCL'k ut the Cu1ld thu-
ter M d Ab!)ut Op ril nd
• Dt F"lcd!'rmnus, • rHmf'd in
n• \\ G rnan culor ptOC"
Loomis
Printing Company
~18 N.W. 12th BR 1343 TRODSE SKI CLUB
Cordially Invites You :to Attend Jhe Sth Annual
TRODSE FORMAL
Masonic Sunken Ballroom
FRIDAY. OCTOBER Gth-9-12 P.M.
With Dave Longtin's Orchestra
11.80 Per Couple
e Plan now So aUend lhe COLORFUL and DISTINCTIVE
TRODSE FORMAL ••• Jhe mo11 remember~ dance ol
the .. ason. •
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