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Volume 9, Number 5

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1950-10-01

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To rulo over Homecoming festh,itiM are P.rinc-ss Lenoro Wol·
lor. Qu on Winnie Carlock and Prtnc:ouu Bonnlo Slowa:rJ and
Vi.rguua Wion.
In o huddle to bring home a win tomorrow afternoon a:ro,
loU c:ornor around 1op Jo right, Kon Knudson, Guy Corbet, Bud
Cox. AI OUo. Art Bakke. Joe BroJUJan, Jun Waton and Bob Miaoly.
'L-E-W-1-S, C-L-A-R-K-Rah! Rah!
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Tomonow •a apiriJ will bo led by member. of the rally aquad.
hut row, Holt!n Hannah. SherU Stewart. Milt Zuama.n. Winnie
Carlock and Thereaa Mlc:baollon. Second row: Boltye Hibbard . BtU
Looch, Kirk Deem and Nancy Nagu-.
Brick Tribute to Progress
Hcilf-compl•W bHeltlag of nm Ia aymbo\ of alwln.l der're for
c:crmpua lmpro•emenJ and alumni wiUirouaut to aulat Ia nltlag
fundi. Welcome to Homecoming, rods
LE:WLS' AND CLARK COI-L..."EGE 1867
VOLUME IX Portland, Oregon, :F'rldey. October 20, 1950 Number 5
It h til be n ntd of lhl' PJone<>r
l OG stnff by "'nrch t>n m1 "
ur thl• 11r , lhnt onr>r or Jntcr
It ~ ould ct JOUJ nnll m bod
ft.•v. year
Much to lh 1r mbnM'nSHment
nd chagrin-they didl Not "ju t
o few ) ora," but 40 yenrsl Rc
aulUng from a proofrcndtng C1'
rnr, the dotclinf! lost we k rend.
1' 11day, Octob<!J' 13. 1910 By Marshall Buraott
W U, "23 skiddoo" nnd .. oh,
~ou k•d" Lny out your bollcd
colln nnd pota. :tellas, the
'!lapp• NJ" m ~ woitln' mmr n a non-­a a w w u u a w Homccommg 1950. haghlighted by th LC-Wallamette
grad clnsh nnd Jflm-packcd Wlth entertainment. for nlumm
nnd students nUke, w:all get under way tomorrow mommg
nt 10 when Quc"n Wmifrcd and her court lead the pre.g ...
rally parade through downtown Portland to o!ficmlly open
fcstavtlles for whot promises to be one of lhc most spectacu­
lar homecoming cclcbrntlons an college history.
Roligion in Lifo Wook
News and Fecrulros
wU) be found OD page eight Starting al N. W. Couch and Broadway, floats nnd dec­
orated cnrs rcprcsc .uung n~>arly every campus orgamzauon
will parade down Broadway to Stark Street, turning on Stark
lo F'afth avt'nuc, followmg Fifth to Morru;on then back to
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S S B h Mall str :et. Judgm of flo ts will ea-cout eac to Portray Squire at 9 45 am. ll lh p de
In Final Staging of 'Pim Passes By' tn= =::~ queen wmru
By Bob Young but coutm 1 r r hlp G2o 0 C l ck nd her prln Le-
Oaffcrenl pc.r onnbues indeed ~ r o cnuL> B dds that nor~ W U ViJ1:Ull8 Wwn nnd
nm n fllff.r to Engh h country Unci~ Sum m ~ soon d lop }us 8 nna St \\:nrt U.'lll bm; th
<'nLic:-m n. but ScotL Bench mnn- :. pot ntla1Jtlt'3-Nnvy style. plnc of hanor in the lin r
SWitch for the finnl pro- Scott sophomo!" mu JC: mnJ<rr
of A. A Mtlnc•a .. Mr C'DJO) pi ) ang ch truc:tcr roles. m ch und ill hold a from
t: 8~.. toni ht nt 8 30 Ht-u currently portroJ U1& d r I.C-d 1M x t lh foot U
1n lhl campus lhcntcr Geo l Mo d n in t ni.ghta co:m
S1..'0tt 1 not n m n or thiJ -dy
tn 1ht. ordanan- crut of lhl"' word 'l'hc p n blc 19-l r old is
Tuition Expenses
Fall Short of Need .... nut 1vc Portlond \\ bfool H ts
u prt P·Pl'Oduet of We:. L Ltnn nnd
LanroJn hach chools \\here he
npp n~ m clnss ploY& He hns
olt;o ct:n ~ p nCJlte w h.h \he
By Patricio White Por~land Cavu~ thentcr group
1 uJlion ol LewiS ond Clark but ) his hrst lo\ 1S musu:.
H Itt tltc mtddlc br11ckets,'' Pres- Tht one can "ell bclicH• ns
td~.:nl Morgan S Odell declared Scott mal be hl rd an the b ss
m nn &nll'IVH '' Mondny morn- \Jon of lh cho1r mndngnl
m in ppr c1 tJOn o.f last week s md ml'n's gk na w U n. nn
cchtorlnl nm ll:ur quartet. Hl' plans to
Rc:i'd 11 \\ eU over $500, wuth· go on for n mnstcr s in mu11C:
em C 1hfornln scllools rnncc from aft r gr dunlton Then he ho~
550 to S600, Sttmford 1S 660 to cnt<or rndio production. or-
nd en wm coll\lgt arc still ranging und conduc~lng
htghcl in nnnunl :rntcs. As n hob~ he ts ddicted to
Exponses Not Mot three CU!hl()n biWord nod nd-
Dr. Odell c ·plumed thot even m1ls hovm some degree or sktll
wath llw incr<'.n c th1s year, .. tui-tn lhC' cue nrc. Scott lwes in
uon chnrt:cs do nol pay th' full 0 \~>ugo, "n suburb of Porlland,''
coHI of college ~XIJCnscs • • we h • cxplntns.
ntu!il secure from Interested gh-•-...:..--- --------.
..:rs ond from cndowmunl :funds Correction
obout $4(1,000 n ycnr." ll hns come to t.hc nUcnt1on
This ycnr. becnu ~"' (!{ rest'rvc of tht LOG alnff thnt an error
cnll • the nct.>d for cxl.J'n fundi! '' ns mode in Jut w k't~ front
hns lncrca ed $15,000, mnklng o P1\8C: rtlcJc on deferments. A
totnl of $55,000. Ccnl'ral npl'rn l-Jun•o• mu t hnvc been in Lhc
tng budget fur 1050-51 IS 690,· upper I\\O-thirds of lus
000. Dorrrutor) ond dining room
l'~"'QUircrncnts r. not mcludcd m ond )Cnr rothc.r thnn the \Jp-
tbi~ .fagurc per onc-thtrd A s nlar must
$140 Defldl Per Studonl hD\C b..."""l'n lfl the upper lhrec-
Tht..' 690 000 budget, dtvidcd foul th of liJ)pcr fourth of his
b)' 1200 students (the ovc.rn c JUntor year
e.J p<•cle<l from the tvo o terms} 11
Scltcduk'<i for 2 p m. Sotu-rd ~
at \ ughn str: t S'UJdtum. lh
Homt.: nung &nmc ~ill pit lh
LC P1on~rs. unb<.'ntcn th1s year,
1gum t Ulc Will rnct\ • 8c.:lrcots
who 1-e out hi nv ng<' I J:t year
defl at ut thr-hnnd of tht P I -
ttn~.: hill gradmen
Hul1ltme O.C'U\ aUc w1l tndude
pre nwtion of the quren nnd
her court nnd lhc Lro.dlt onot
r hmun -phomore pushball
coot L AdmtSSJon to th g me
on lU be b\ student body booklet
F ollo"'lllS tile nm lumru
WID m t on ~he mpu for
lh ir :.umunl banquet Ill the col
lege dmln room ot 6 30 p m
~IIh:mtttes nod sarortll hnve
ll sehcdul..:l alumnt gatht!rln
Chmnx or the "' k• nd fes
ll\ all as the mformol dnn
(heels nnd ruat.s) to be bcld in
the gym Saturdny naght wiUt
We Lnng and hlS llrchestro pro­
\ ldtng the musi~ ... Smokt.'Y" An­
derson Alumni Cl$0-.::tnUo n pn.-s­
ldcnl. lS an ch rg of intc.rmlS­
sion cntCr'Lnmmen t wblch will
nL"' r nturo the pr cntntmn of
the que n nnd her court P ttcns
ond putronc nre Dr. nnd 'Mrs.
L. 0 McAtee. Dr. nd Mrs. A. A
Groening nnd Mr. nod Mrs.
Phtllp McAUist r.
Homccorrung buttoM D.l'e being
ld by tlte ~ -.tuad tot' •
nll nnd 'W fll entitle the wear-
' to dmissian nt lh dance.
rc ulta in cost of $575 per stu­
d~nt Tuition at $:1150 less S 15
tutlt•nt bod\ ft~ (Lhc $1~ or sec-F ogdall Lists Draft Rules
• ond tc:rm coca to the otblcllc t\n importnnl n'llllndcr to per-.
fund) lcu\·c a defic:at or 140 sons onho r cave notice from the
thul mu t be upph<'d rrom d&'Drt bo 1rd to report for pbys.acal
UlfLS nnd oth••r funds. cxmn inotion wns nnnoun~ \hl!l
"B• CUU!IP th\! 1c~erv~s hnHl \~C£'k by Dr. Vcrg1l S. Fogdnll,
been c~lled out. We! hn,·e been d~nn tlf students. notice to report for a phys.t<::ll
l'XIUllffiulion 8 C 0 ll C i C man
should sec either the dean o.f
fllt: n. Gcor'l~ W. Enms. or Dr
F-o~dull . U \he letter l.l fUed
after Ute physical examlnatlon
hns been tJtk-en it IDAY be loo
late.
Postponement of induction fOf
the oeod~mic year IS mandat.or;
upon the local board for aU full·
time stud"ntl rttlt~ fn t'd with tlu· necessity (I( Ntill· A postpon~menl of lndutt.ion
ina money to roplnce thut lost may be secured for the ~mnln·
b.> dc.acreaacd l'nrollmcnl ," Dr. der of thl.' currt!nt year by writ·
OdcU rematked . "Normal gifts lng n lette.r to the local board
will be t~omowhttt lessened, there-acrompanaed by a latte.r trom the
by makins it nece.saary tor un-colleg'-' v~ntylna that the atu­
d~iinnted Rifts to go into the dent fs d~inl hiJ eurrent Ytat'a
seneral tund inatead or bulldlnt work IUCCtllfully.
fund• r•s they hov~ before •• ' tmmedlat~l_y upon Thoec In the re~trve lhowd
contad th~ •upeaor officer :.....
rt(elvlna Jardln,g collep dele!rmeat ' • Enter genU) mto Ut~ sanctunry of worshtp that you may
"GI\'e the Htgh~t a Hearmg," whether the sanctuary be the
ID mt the theater, the chnpel or a smoky tnb1e m a s.mok1er
shnck.
Enter witll an open mmd, dedic ted to the proposition
that perhaps a word, a sentence, a random thought may
hght n spar"k of understanding or .renew n iaith that hns
b~om(' fra\ ed at the edges.
Enter bravely, far worship, faith and under..,tanding afl..'
for those who dare the bluntness of contr.ad1ct1on, the scoff
of those who are afrrud to open their eyes that they may
also _cc.
Enter humbl), for in humihty before the Highest we
will f1nd the intellectu 6il ~:~cason as well as that greater
knO\\ ledge of the spirit that comes to those who seck.
Knock and the door will be opened ... enter and you
\\ill fmd.
P. L. W.
Honze, T(l(/
How muCh meaning and feeling is packed into that
short phrnse.
Welcome The fnendly smile and handclasp will al-
ways be here for you. lt's a year round, never-ceasing greet­
mg. espec1ally emphas1zed this homccommg time each year.
Home We hope the campus w1ll always mean that
to all of us. Here 1;:, the door that is always open, the place
to renew the 1deals and hopes that hn\ c been tarnished and
:fulled by the buSJness world.
Grads-The title we all slrl\ e :for. Ulat you have at­
tamed ·~Graduate oi LewJS and Clark college" a chenshed
utle that like fine treasure grows more valuable with time.
You are wjth us agam for one short weekend. We hope
you will feel the thousand words the~~e lSil't tll1le for when
\\ say to you:
•'\VELCO~m HO:ME. GRADS.'' N. W. S.
Gossip by Gibb
Group of Battered Badgers Show Poor Spirit
In Battle of the Bleachers at Pacific Stadium
Br Charle$ Gibb
Pat:!fic unh•ers1ty certainly
cave lJC rooten n henrzy wel­
come Saturdoy ru'ght ot the Bnd·
ger's homcoonung gnme .m For-
est G c.
They set off iirev. or.ks :for the
Ptoneer rnlly squad-and threw
thl!lll at theJr fe€t. The} cheer­
ed hen our players v.-:cre m)ur­
ed One clow'D even smnsbed an
LC ra.ll~ m gap:nane.
Guests Suffc Taunts
BJ the m..tddle of the .. econd
quartq it was obv1ous that Paet­
!le's gnd squad was in for a
pastmg, so reverol of these grond­
S"klDd ii(iotinths ~k 1t upon
therru;clvc:s :to tesr" the mettle of
thea guests :from Palatine hDL
Rlbald remarlts were p1tched nl
anyone resnmbling &m LC 1ol­
lowcr, v. hcthe.r male or female,
cmd the mevlt.uble resulted •
A ro.sh of !lymg fists broke out
an nnd behtnd the bleacher sec­
tton l t took • vern) policemen
&e\'cral mmut.cs 10 quell Still
the Pacilte crowd wasn't conteDL
nle )lbes cantiued after the game
t handfuls of LC rooters lcnv­
mg the park.
FWW' Damage Manr
The trndJUonal nvrury be­
tween the two colleges was
brought 10 open hostility not by
anything whach occur.red on the plnymg :tiel~ but by the rnalic­
aous nnd destructive nntics of a
few poor sports in the audience.
An 1D\ cstigation revealed that
one of the raucous crowd was a
Conner Jeucrmnn with Paclf1c
lnsl year. Another is nn ele­
mentary school teacher. :Many
others were alumru and tbetr
fne:nds. So rash judgment should
be withheld for the Badger bunch
ns n whoJ The maJority of
them just cvmc to £ec a !otball
game
Chivarly vs Brawn
Lunch t1m m th shilck lS
h.k bar(:am dny .sn o dcpnrt.ment
tor(' \1; alb the ~xceptton of .u
c(!ruun body of locahtes lUI\ ing
a corner on rvtce The LC :.foot-
IJ,tll tl'nm that lucky group.
Wh1l1 Onl! hunk of mnn con-
' c:J\M and holds down three
t: bl ~md ten chm . nnoth£>r
mol a bne dnv , wllh able
blocking t th cotf c nnd snnd­
wu:J b r
11 th1 conuaues. the wmout
for sports hould d\ ancc grcat­
h The averog~ pen;.on would
rnther take n chance wjth his life
Ul a ports nrenn thnn u'lth slow,
urc l'tnrval1on
Thte v nqUI!lhcd.
tt I II
~Coletlde
OttldAl p~lolicallon ot tl• A lned ludrmt of L ,.,a And Clark
'QIIt s;:
l'ulilaht.-4 w dlly ClurJng lbtJ coll~>~eo ,.elll'. ul aJpr.Jon rnl«-Sl £t1
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EDITOR THE PlONI:ER LOG
Vox Pop
P. 0. Complaints
Lead Suggestions
In Voice of People
By Ha.ny Goclail
ln spate of n cnmpus joker or
two at looks ns though Vox Pop
Is gomg to be o su~ss. Mnny
good idcns ha\'e com~'! m nnd nc·
tion hns been t.nkl!n by your stu­
dent council. licl'c's the result
of the first try ond \\'bnt nc:tion
was taken.
First and foremost came HIC
grapes about the po t office sys­
tem this year. After wading
through stncks or these w
marched on lhnt little green
house ol horTOr and w rc th£!n
d~cted lo the chief orgrc in thts
plot to snarl communtcnt•on ''h~
were very surpn:ted to bnd him
a very coopernth-•e man who look­
ed lik~ Pnras Stcwnrt.
Return lo NonnalCT
He explained lhc P.O. cnn sup­
port itself and this new system
wns enoctcd out of sheer desper­
ation. ll seems thot there ore
some yokels on this cnmpus who
ne\·er clicck their boxes nnd ns
a consequence. communication
was bogged down in a henp of old
notices in these boxes; hence the
charge. But oll ts forgiVen nnd
is now on its woy back to norm­
ali~-.next emester It'.s too
late to chnnge the thmg now, but
after many promises we cnn hnve
the old S)'Stem back lh1 Jnnu-
nry.
Cariillon to Ring
In other arens there wns
feelang thut our rnlly was not up
to par. They arc now hillang o.a
all eight nnd if you saw them ot
Pacific you know wbot. I mcnn.
Also ·the carillon bells will 1lng
soon, the juke box hns n gunrd­
IDn to worr~· about lt, and for
the bene!it of .Mr C.F.W. there
is n men's room in the Albany
buildmg lt's behind the buDding
by the maintenance shop.
Ju t keep those yellow sheets
commg and '" c'll do the rest -------
New Rulings to Affect
Vei Loans, Deferments Frlday. Oc:lo~r 20, 1950
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BILL, I'D LIKE YOU TO MEET BUD
HE'S OUR SERGEANT OF ARMS.
The Adventures of Herman
F allies of Football Puzzle
Columnist's Trusting Hero
By Gordon Maklnster So I'm stnndm' out here look-
1 wnlks inlo this buildm', sec, in' nround when nll of n sudden
to look if they're changm' the C\'crybody falls on the1r knees.
inside, too. I gO<$ into this I think mnybc they're pra~in'
room nnd there's monkeys run-
nin' nll over the place wcarln' and then l sees why bccnuse this
fols shoulders and stuff. Jerk slams this thing mto my
I )Umps into n corner Just in stomach. This doubles me nll
time to get missed by o thing up nnd when l look around
that looks like n hnlf a eggshell here's six blg goriUns comin' nt
only b1ggcr. Then 1 sees this me.
CU) lookin' nl me. He grabs 0 I runs but one of 'em catches
armful ot stuff ond says where
the heck I bccn and gc.!t into me nnd Ulcy nil p&les on top. I
lh•s stuff fn.111t. expects this is the end but they
I tncs to nrguc but I sees 1t'.s all gl!ts up ond cocs away.
no u c t:o I try to figure out 1 Begin To See
whcr nll lhis stuff goes. 1 sec So I begms to sc" thnl these
raght nwny how to put on these guys with the block clothes arc
:fnlsc-shouldl!rs but some of. th1• on my side ht'C:aw:e they're bcat­
olhct tuff gives me o bod tame. an• up on the red mob
I'm strugglin: to get t!tis stufC Pretty soon ll1is slob h1ts me
nil on wh'"'n I m caught 10 0 mob m the stomach wiUl this thing
come outsJdc. .ngam but thlS time J'm ready
They Ca.ny Mo Out and start!; runnm' nght away
They ccuTies me out to this Gccz. l runs like crozy nnd no­
btg facld and sat.s me on a bench. bodv cntchcs m this bme. I
.My feet are ktllln' me because runs nght up to this Jlttlc shack
there's knots all over the bot-nnd then I . c 1 nm trnpJX'Ci
toms or these shoes. So I looks nround bul nobod) 's
Gecz, aU of a sudden thiS bls chasin' me nny more. Every-
guy runs up to me o.nd snys body's ycllln' and hollering' and
get out there on the :fl~ld. I one guy tell me I mode a By Ben Fleischman goes because J'm gettin' awful touchdov; n tor the reds but. I
Continuing last week's infor-cold on Uus bench wathout my know th1s IS nll wrong bccnusc
mation regarding veteran lonns, pont.s. 1 didn't touch nothin',
here are orn oddlUon 1 f, c ~--------------'"--------------
After 0 veteran de-cides what Rah! Rah! Rah! Spirit Lacking
he wants to bor.row money for E Jd £ • f T · A }' bJ H he should co too reliable lf!Dding mera lS S lpS pp lCQ e ere
firm with either an origmal copy Ed1tur''s Note: We reprint thiB (3. Hove the band play the
of his dtschnr~c or a certificate m1acle written by Don Smith m pledge song t~omewhut fnslct· than
of eligabillty. tho Oregon Emerald wJth the be-o !unl'rnl dirge. And those slu-Fifty pe~nt or n loan may be guaranteed, but the mnount llc.f that some or the suggestions dents who don't want tu stng the
cannot exceed $4,000 on r al-might well be imtiated at Lewis pledge song should at least hnvc
estate lonns, or $2,000 on non-and Clark.
r<"al-eswte loans for enr:h vet· SIX STEPS TO SPIRIT
eran.
Tht late~ scoop on this new
!rec7.e on loans J& that n vcternn
muKt now b nbl£' to pay at k st
5 per cc::.nt of the tot.nl stile of
the house. A non-veteran mu~rt
pay down 50 per cent o! th
total pnce of the house Vclcr­
nns wall stall find h much enslor
to get a loan thon non-vdcrnn
Anyone not yet dr .. lted can
sull enl1st m the br nch of r­
Vlce o1 hu ov. n chotct pro•:id­
ang he has not yet rcc( 1\'cd ord­
f!I'S to report for his phyiaicnl
<!.XOmina taon.
T:hts new drnft lnw wtll oon
be taking 18 year olds nnd most
oollcr.:• student . Only the top
10 per et>nt of thf' dn wall be
dPfl rr ~ ond tho (> deft rrcd must
I y 1D th t top J 0 pPr Cl nt.
ThiJ group thnt 1 d!'f rred Js
dNennined b\• thl' tandlnJJ m
hoot nnd l'.l lpCclol k'lt vra­
vsdf.'d by the wor dcpnrtmcnt L1kc the weather, everybody
yells obout spirit-but does any­
body do anything obout at? No
-not ol Oregon.
H's about hme someone step­
ped in nnd 10Jd us cxacUy whut
lhmgs nrc cxcpectcd of loyal
Webfoot ln hne of duty to the•
n1ma rnntcr.
The ASUO Executive Council
should stnrt malung known to
the• students what la to be done
ot games. Here arc n few r~c­
ommcndatlont! which might be
followed:
0 Reserve scots betwr.;en the
35-yard-Unc for atudenta wcnrang
white flhlrts. No white hlrt­
no cot betw('Cn the 35-yard-lines
(2 Snve the fin1t 'lew rows of
thl v;hlk sh1rt section fo1 wo­
men-who nrc wearing, among
other things, white bloW>cs. the courtl·sy to stand qu1ct lor
n !cw moments.
c•> Hove the ydls explained
some time before the game, nt a
pre.gnme rally, so we don't have
another "dcothly sllcnce" fiasco.
(5) Hove pre-game raUics
planned so students will otcnd­
try the snowbnll technique, nnd
on o rught wht.'n there nrc not
other connlclB.
{6 Hove the song girls ready
for the next gome.
None or tht•sc suggestions is
putting .nn undu~ hnrdship on any
student. No one is forcing nny­
onc to do unything-lf you dont
wont to Wt'&r n white shirt or
whatc blou11e, you dont hove to
You ~an sit outside the 35-ynrd­
Unes nnd Jenvc the better whit'­
shirt ~cUon seats for tho e stu­
dents who nrc willing to put
forth o llttle lung power :for th£"
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·c f'ridey. October 20, 1950 TKE PIONEER LOC Page~
~ocial ~alendar Affairs Fill Homecoming
Campus Sororities Await on Social Side Fraternities Ready F.loats
Alumni Luncheon Meetings Wives' Club Plan For Pre-Game Ceremonies
Brunch . ·Bearcat' Float Onwn Muu:nhelm••r hall ar-AutumnT ea Event Alumni Breakfast Tops Iter nlums arc entcrt lnt'd t
Occupy Theta Kappas t nngcd thl' lunchL-un 111 hon•1r By P•t Chorkct..o., Kappa Phi Alpha Slate thl' home of Bruce Llndle
The to Knppn stJrortty hns bt•cn o( the nlumnl and new J)h.Jclgcs The Lewi.a and Clark Wlvca' Kuppn Phi Alpho frnt••t nat~ At the hom~>commc en me,
planning tn pnttlcrpntt• In ull ftlr 11·30 n.m "'m the ~1Ctrcntlnc club will hold Its annuol fall teo will honnr their alumni nt o thcrt wJll be another unv.erling
t•vcnts nf llomr•cornlng this year. r·rJom of the Co mop•>htnn club, Dl ?alntmc Mltnor 3 P m. OcLober hrenkfo t Snturduy morning nt or one of the rumou D It & pa·
A corrunlttc•• hcucl~~ hy J1mn I.U<!! S W. lith a .. •cnuc, Jun•--Me-22 in honor ot members nnd fu-8 ut th · Mnllor.) hotel, 729 rctdl.' t1o~t crEWUons. Aft••r t.h
Barnes and Th••t "Sll Machncl&tm Nell. forme•· student an~ m"':"· tur c member'S. S W. 15th o .. nuc gom ' .new otflocrs of lhe frn-
1 working on 'rhcta's flonl tor hers wtll smg. Alden l•llchnst ™"'Y WIJh I•> extend Lha in-Among alum:; r!Xpcctccl to b<' l(':mity a alumnt group Will be
the poradc nl I o o.m. It wlll Col-\\Ill c.nt\!rUun Wllh piano so loa vitnuon to nil wtvca of fltudenu lht•re rc Bill McClusk~"'_):. baJ-chll en to succe~ AI Combs nnd
low till' thcmr• ur "b •tarcnl up n He '"'111 Etlso ploy background ond racultv mPmbcrs of the col-kctball couch ut Wnllhlng-ton Herb Miller prestdcnt nnd scc-
lrr>e.. musrc to lend ntmo,;pherc during - h h h 1 B M F' 1 d rctary respecUv lv At Lhc same
the nrfnir lege. 1 agt sc ,00,, ruce ~..a cit or nBn b rnecLmg members o! tht' 19G'i' Al 11·30 n.m n1cmbcrs and Arranging for the special wom-ns yenr s ~ O) ngt•ur C'U or, o J~... 1 plcdr.es of Thctn w1ll meet nt McEn t lJ t k t P <.-uge c ass wall be proudly ln·
en's event will be members of the Othcrsnyp, r ...... ':0nt m .. ,e111 ~~ ur. Lroduced by thetr fathers. One L'Abb 's ht the Roose\: clt hotel, peeiol women's committee hend- """''- ... u..: Bob or th~" ~ ill b St 1 E S W P k d S l ( S • L• Mills K o ... hi • -H ~ v ep ten ugene • or on ll mon. or urprtze tngers cd bv Mrs Bctlv Gedrows. • cnJI n...... . &.<e;rO)' o-Trulli b ~- I..., 2
b1 unch and n get-together wHh " J le)', Ch rl~ Lmdn~. Brll Brat- Co ~f~~. o~n ..x:ptcm~r 1.
their olumnl. About twenty A n . . . t~m. Dnvc Radmorc nnd Lee Wy- n u tn om;comtng events
olums arc expected to nttt:!nd. s ueen Winnie Re .. rond and Mrs. J. Randolph gnrd call for t.he Deh II rush dmncr
Shlrl~y Knn~ler, \'irgmln Olson S.lSnctl will be house gu. Ls orj K~ppns \Ioiii cntH lhret: cars nt Cathl")n's Sunday, October 22,
nnd Mnry somerville hnvc been A wailS FeSil.Vl.ll.eS Dcun Frccdn Hnrtdeld durmg 0 their p:;rt of the nru1t Each nt 4 P m. wbere the rushees wtU
handling OtTnngcmcnts for the Relifwn nud Life week, October onP waH b ar n Greek letter nnd huvc chance to me t vuutmg
brunch. 22-27. The two nrc s.lated to m mbct dressed ns paoncers lums. Winafrcd Cnrlock. lt'l50 Homr k B l s·n R . From there the garls wlll pro- 6~3 • before student gl'OUPS lntroft3lcrnhy spint will be e as I eception:
d B S dl connng qu~n. poSSCfi!leJ oll the throunhout UIP \\ eek. ld h K •At · ' P d Fl c••c to cover Ul um to sec charm uf roynlty. o m ,.,. cncc nt t c gothe n ap-om1c ara e oat
Lt•wis ond Clm k dcfcnt Wll· ThiS 19.year-old sophomm·c i.s •• • pus nnd Dclln Tnu Rho \\all s1t An nctave wekcnd is connection
hrrrtt~. n musac mDJOr spec:iolidng in The Gorman Club w1ll htl\'e ut on•• block With the Homeeommg celebration
Sigmas to Honor Alums piano. She has taken lessons for H••inh:u-d Von Ammon, new stu-After the homecoming dane~ hu been scheduled by B<'ro Mu
With Flowers, Luncheon 12 years and confess,~ she, too, dent !rum Gcrmnny, as a guest at th~.: members, olumnl nnd their Ep:ulon :fraternity.
F >llowm~ the pnrnde, in which hf•lcd to practice when shl) was the next meeting Tuesday, Oc-dotes w•ll eeL together nl Uw • Plans for an in:form::l) P1' -
Sigma Rho w1ll enter d{'COl1lh.'<i young. Winnie's great desire Ill tober 24, nt 12:30 p.m. in room Rmgflldc Burn:ude nd 21• dance reception for alums, mem-
CRI"S, members and olumnt will to teach ptnno pri\·atdy or '" n A-11. Anyone mterested is in-The alumna have be• n con-bers and the1r dates to be held
meet for luncheon at the Bo-coUege after graduation. \'Jted to att nd. tr.cted by \\ ay of letters nnd nt the Chm.a Lantern, Sa turd y
hemion rcstnuront., !101 S. W. He•· blue eyes tw1nklcd as she phone. D•ck Mort nnd Jnck Cod-cvenmg, from 7 to 9 p.m. nre •• • wm nrc m chnrge of the week- ,. __ :_g ...... dtP by Alumni -..• ... ~· Wnshmgton At tlus t1me nunm- told or the nll amporumt phone uo:.uJ ..... ., ......... .
turc chrysnnlh+'mum corsages call "l couldn't b lirvc 1 wn& Women studenJa inlcresk--d an ~ Paul Jeons J.S alumni secrc-Gordon Corkum. assiSted by B1i1
will be presented alumm. Chair-chosen queen 1 let out o yelp careers in nursmg education are A . Col Pl Spdnger.
man m charge of arrangements and my mother ron in from the in"•Jt"d to n ten ond tour of Em-cacla ony ans The Jklrllde V.'lll be Ute seen
arc Irene Trost. decornt1ons, UJ'1d other room to sec whn~ wns nnuel hospital Thm);day, Oc-Annual Alumni Breakfast of the unveihng of "\\:hot prom
Mary Lou Cnmpbcll, entertain- wrong. It sttll seems hkc o tobcr 2G, at 4 p.m at the S1stc.r Acncln Colony members, nlum- .1SCS to be one of the more spec-
ment dream," she ndded excitedly. Betty Nurses• home. Le·wls and m, fanuHes nnd friends ~111 hold taculnr floats of the procession,"
Htghhght.a of the program wUI Wmnie's cheslnut hair matches Clnr k nW"!ing students now lhlill' OJUlWil alumni breakfast in nccorcbng to t.he Beta boy En-
be o humorous rcadJnc by Nnncy her peppy pc.rsonnhty. A mem-studying at the hospital will be Westminster Presbyterian church gmeers headed by Marshall Bur­
MaHer ond a vocal sele<:t.lon by bcr of lhe Rnlly squad she leads llvailnble to discuss the nunang Saturdny, 9 n m John Ransom, nett and mcludmg Howard Moen
Gerry Sprott. the coUeg\! tn yells ns wc.ll as progrnm. Anyone needing trans-former religion mstructor nnd Jun Brugger, DcWnt Morgan
.Members ond guests wall lhen b~Ruly. Her liking for sports, porlntlon mny contnct Mrs . .Mar-colony advisor, will give n short nnd Don Landsay arc combanmg
attend tltc game at 'Beover sUl-especwll:r htking, explnms Wm-Jorie Bouflord. in P-14. tnlk. Soeanl gct-togethers at "beaut>· and style wlth sheer
dJUm. nle's cnthuslosm In whol ever •• • various members homes wlll pre-gemus" Ult.o a glimpse o1 Alamlc:
Zeta Sorority Members she docs. cccd croup attendance ot 1hc Ern Luxury, thnt. only the most
Set Saturday Luncheon "l'nt trying df!SJlt.!fttlely to tnkc Margaret McVicker , Gcnior mu-game. ardent renders C»f "Future • comacs
Tt t 1 1 :ml of Zctn Th• l C'l i up golf no\vt" .she smd hopeful- 51C maJor, announced her en-Among Uu~ recent grads ex-will be able to opprcclnte.
:J.l; 'Then admitted whh n tWinge N~..t " h 11 pected to attend ore. Ben Pad· ororhy Will be honored nt 0 k cucemcnt to ........ nlars a • ~n- Lambdas Ptennre Float.
lunchC(•n Saturdn). October 21, of I egret. "but 1l too mt• l~J lnr bus me s maJor, nt Theta Kap-ro\\' Don French, John Brewer, f d N h I"'B-·
at th!! old H•'uthmo.n hntcl, S. W. swats to hit the first boll''' pn me~:tlng. No pions h:w been Doug McGregor, Bob Gardner, ri cry iq t anquet
Park nnd Snlnlon Wanmc come frum JcHerson Bob Lewu, llllL McCrae, Norm Lnmbdo Phi Epsilon lS looking
high school who I'C her populnrltv mode for the wedding. s-'th B 'DAA Al v forward to thiS w~kcnd '\\1th Two past premdenls, Mrs. Poul " • • • uu , rucc P<,;l.lm, once.
MPtt,g r rormcrl_): Joon Muck o.nd nnd C'lapabah~y ownrded her the All studenta mte.resled in join-Bob Mathews. Jun BotonU, Bill hopc:s of '·actory :md n wnrm
Allee ln. mo, v; Ill be l,rc ent at pos•uon o.f \'.lcc-pre!lldent of th,. I S h 1 b ill • Hurn Ken Noblet nnd Warren welcome to fraterruty alumm
llle Dfr{lir ... R«'nior closs. While nt Jeff she mg t te pnrus c u "" mce. E• ilns' As in the past Lnmbdo will next Thursday noon. Oc:tober 26, •
1 The rnembers ond olumnl will rn<'l her maJor hcort. ant re t an A-13. Delt's Schedule Unveiling cntcrtam its alumni t a ban-
Bob Mercer. Bob trnn.'>fcrtcd u t t the 2x4 D crs 1-"t...l nttend the com togcUter to The club plans to ~tudy the Of R d 1· f1 t q e 11 • UUl ........ "'"
chc• r t.hctr almo miller on to from Vonport to LewiS ond Clark I d " stoms of lhe La l emo e mg, h doula s ot N.E. Brondwoy nnd Uth a\•en-
thas ) enr nnguogc em .. u • De tn Tau Rho c e es on ue Friday evenang at ; p m. Kirk
\ IClury Here ol .school she 15 octivc m tln-Amencan countnes. Paul unve•llng of cxtensi\ e .remodel- Dean i:s cho•rmnn or t.be dinner
Top o· Scott Club Scene student affairs, being 0 mt.!mber Luenow, Span1sh advisor, has DP-lrtg to lhf.'lr fratc.rmt) hOUSL, 04 committee All alumni hnve
Of Alpha Rho Banquet or Alphn Gnmmn so1onty and polnted a committee to conduct S W Homtltott wht n their be t f cd A b t t tt
1 h Ut 0 r t ond plnn the meetings untU offi-1 alums rTl\'C F~1day. Donn Deal I!Ctl not~; b _,1 frsg-gc ·tog(' tcr A p n I o mcgo rntcrn.' Y treasurer or Assocank>d \\\Jmcn IS cxpec .. -v y Ill otcm1 y mcro-
hns patterned its !lout :Collowmg Students. ~crs nrc chosen. \\Ill spre::~d the welcome mat bers.
Uus year's Homecoming theme • p· c On Saturday Lnmbdn wdl n-
"Pwncer Dnys." The 1lont will. Autumn Shades Novel Styles Paint Ioneer am pus; ter 0 float ill the parnde. Bill
be cnt<•rcd m the college corltcst ' Partlow is chaannan or the float
Solurdoy. mornmg. . ' Orange Beanies Green Ribbons Top Fashion Parade committee and from nll reports lmmcdmtcly followtng the , it. wlll be n grand entry,
Homccommg dunce, members ol By Connie Flutland Braghtly scc.n m .. _,.,1" nnd the form C!f a grt"cn skirt nnd At klckoU tJmc Lambda will
the !roternaty will proceed to bu.'l\\ n checked cont 1S Bonnie W(' k1t \\ luch she wears \oth there in force to back the ~:tm
lhc Top o• Scott t•ountry club • As autumn colors point Lhe CMtwrt(:hl followmg the new n helg, wool JCI'S ~ blou e which bos many of the frnt~mlt)
wht'r•• they will be hosts ot o t.:Dmpus nnd new Sl) lc nrc pyramid lyle trend Lo1 • Gal- Tv; eros n1 c much m evidence b 1 in aL • 1 t '· hown nnoth ·r 1 d b '" --"~ 1.~ mem ers p oy g on bnnqut:t for the nlumni, thc1r wntl ng o uc 5 • ' thcr WC"llrs n royal b ue cont, an ~;nn c c:ornv n'"" w .,., •
wJvcs, and fr•ends Carl ~clby (;all fashion show Is und.:rwny belted 1n the back, which looks ncarl> cv~ry color. such o the Sigma Fratenuty Men
and H. L. Tobar ore in charge nt Lcwts and Clnrk 11.!1 of\ ts t1 kitten 'Kcepmg up gre\ l\Hcd 5klrl '\ 1lh 1 gre n Slate Parade , Luncheon
of the cntcrt...•unmont Although ornnge bermlt s nnd with the m alell l£ J1m Snvngc "'ool JcTSt:) blou~te \'lorn b\' Bc:>gmnang Hom commg f~.: U\:-
Alpha Gcnnmas to Lunch green 11bbons are stlU high- an has l1ght l!• n\. belted lop Mal")'lnnd Nc1l nd and the aues th Stgmn Alpha s1gnws
hghltng the fnshlon parndc, co 1t Pnt Habbnrd 1s outstund- brown tweed lncks nd rust-wlll gam pnrtac1p tc m the an-At Cosmopolitan Club many other toll ouUtts hn\e at sng an hi leop rd skin shirt colorl'd sh1rt v.:om by Howord nunl parndc The fllhlt ,~m por-
Aiphn Gnmmn 50' o•ltv 15 bus-tt nl·ted ott ·nhun em the com- (to mntch h!i cnr uphoiRtcry) Mot!n tril.) lhe ult1mnte dtspos I ot
lly puthng on the ftnnt touches p\1 . nnd light colored slocks It seem those rn rt ofl &-arc t in 1850 nnd in 1950 st ·l
for Hornccorning Snturdny. Sully Jnnt: Ncb,on tcps anto the Mcdolhons £ue popular \\Uh u d~ J ckets the men hove b) the Ptoneers.
Van Floel nnd her commHtf'C the (•tar.r·· s ..... tlus vear Len or c b£'~11 \\ ('nnng ate fo\: orlt('S of Fro Ill lh" pnr dL Ute suynuu;
00 spot Hghl d1 phl)'lnC n green • .. ~ , " 06
cnt out approxnnntcl) 3 m-wool JI!I'S~Y dli!$S With dolman \Veller nnd Bonnte NC\\burgh thf' Girl "ell os Ut~ bO) \\ill ssemble an lh Mor 1 nd
'Hot ums to lhcir alumni u • far sleeves and larg(' pocket \\'t'ar theirs around thc[r necks, tf the ndrntring look tn the room at Wndd1.,'s r tr.w-ant on
bock ns 25 years when Lhc so-Kc••plng right m luw is Jncloc '' hll· Mnt) Hooper prefers to cyt• of the c mpus coeds thi' Super Hi{!hwa 99 l \1 n.
ror hy Cust drew up ats churt~·~· Schnudl, who spm LS n rovul Wt•<H' hers un her belt. mean nnythmg. Roy Audwu ~_k foa a luncheon honorinG thclr
Ut t•our '' mnny oro• now lh•ing Llue s.Jurt With n gwy wool 1-'ull styles me briDging uut \HIS &C<!n "' •aling Olll.! or deep ltlumni. Guest pcnkcrs wlll b
1111 tn1· nwtty aa t\lra ko nnd Illl- f l"t of co1·~ur1l~ •"nm thu; sea-brown \\ luch he set:; or! With Conch Fronk Akbu: and mh w ·r
I JQfSl'Y blou~;e, Juckw o I eta ., -u ., .,.
noul but lhl• G rls hupc tu lc-hm blouse wlth n blue polk • on. Glenn WU on combtnc~ n o 11\IIONl anbnrdanc shill nnd Or Philip OH!rmcl t:r prof r
unltr• whh ut lcnst hl•ll of the moroun cordun>) ahh 1 wiU\ un t m ltlllt Schro rtcr port af ht5to~. Footb 11 UlO\ It: will
old mt>mbors. clot tw. r~ ~..t k l. cl ..:. h 1 ch •"'nshmcre swt:lnlcrs ttrc hflr~ blu~ denim locks and Pat l'~>ht t tn SIIL'uC JRC c b shown &o ~n uul' I ( un JoAnn Atrson With llw n sust~ ..... 0 f lh I t"'"t rods f"·r to S•avt Bill Huntley shows ocr Whrtc looks atrakino an n blue nc 0 "" " con tnce or her rothcl hns deSigned • " 0 t b a ·-~nd tO\""'rd AI th I 'Uo n --l m ,115 blond h.-·fr b\.' wen !'Inc 1 ld 1 men ~em o c ••"' ,... h:r e o.nnu ,n t c" .. 11 tilt' h[lJbdc float which wlll con-• .. C:Oiduroy ktrt and (I go WOO 1 ~ hi l$.. J\ f ta d s· I h Sl &11 ,. l•<~hl blue cashm••rc. wh•l•• n \~ uo ,crs ') r cw 1 ,. c nncc, agm p n gm "'
lfot of 8 flnt l)cu tl'UCk decorated • .,.. JCI cv blouSe lCol})I>Cd Wlth Cl •·~ Ott~.! on ('"IIIPU bul h f n 1 .n t l th tO tOp lu c1ous shndc of pufJlll' worn " ~ n P ..,,. .. · D\ e ' .. •
with streamers, o tcJJcc ltnd dis-wl'th 0 .,.1'tl" plaid sldrt 1 ll ru-blue silk kt'•chaef Betty Jean th' full effect h n't ldt lt oft n '" nt.ful '~ 'k nd fo gul ••d oirll whu will portrny "' " 1 1 k .... k ""'' th ir "lUitl .. "' ... ,..1 ne of Sheri! Stm\ 1 t Dukl.l o so 1 c IX'h•uroy an mar ""' .. ... the p1onccna uf ycsLerdoy. .. ers
Baisch Goes lor Three TD' s
In Sfcopd Conference Victory
D
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Bowes Te.llies
The Pioneer reren-c 5trength
cam n th clOSlllg quarte.r
tiDd c ed up the !mal ;care
fGr th an and black. von
Sil3 ed o loose Bndger p and
....,,., ~>WJipeCl n lhe Pacific 30
ln qurck '\ pla B I1
Ba p. l. d Blair
t.wo. o'An. Banle
BlaJr ot
Don hue
LC finn
tnpc
... ~n up hole
thrOUi~ ~-"-' r and Bo _ped
m tr. ~'Ci W•lsan
nlO:!:sed th pomt ffort
Frn>t.-half P£0Ji)LH •. balked a
p c f P on assaulls but
e b:dl earn rt ~ to havL
t r fumbl Ilt despJt
d c ndiUan of lh ficld
The P n defensr. £Quad
·~cd th unblemuhf"d n·
eren f1 rd lilllow ag the
Bad t proca.>d no furth r
tlmn tll LC ~8-yard lm
Ski Squad Conditioning
F OY Slope Competition X -Country Ramble
Slated for Halftime
U'U be Clrru.J tsmc at holfllm
1 tomon'O s h m~mlng g m
'W Hhin th luna ted cu.ntme of
\ <~U hn l b 11 p k not on• ,
J t t () u ·l!nls will be
nm oft durt.ng lh mtenni on
~sod
ln m awn~ ~JJl b<' the
wmu.al frosh-aopbomore pushball
contest bicll, alon Y.:ould pro­
d 11mpl canfu on fo the on-
luok
While lhrs actJ n being car-
ned out m the c nt ot the
anna ..counu, a ~ U1
b«; run round the frmg of the
"''ne tw 0 one. two, touch :t:i ld Lewu and Clark, Wallam-
.:~.- ette and poESJbly Portland unJ-
o.uv&C" toes, one, two •. " :iJ the _ _,.,
~ mt~ w ul parUopatc.
musu: af Wlllt.e'r faJling o.a the Du to llnutcd lim , lh ntc~>
ears of the ski team wh.iclt h go-UJ be ~ a cours sUgbUy
1lli thrv)JJb the .rud.unerri$ of hortl?r thml two miles. Ru
ca.luthenlics f!'Wet)" T"Uesday and Eks m Pi DC(>J' IJlar barncr,
Tbunday noon Jn the gym. h 5 beep granted u. delcrrol by
Sklfera aaree that getting m ba draft bourd and wUI be able
shape 15 :the &ureSt , .. , .. ay of re-to run for LC VlC Nelson.
ducmg cuualUes of mounta.in W J n Branan. .Remhard "'on
•Jdmg. Ammon Ran Steele, Fred Berg-
This year a :plan >01 organlzana man und John Swan&le round
es&bt.-man teams will be consUl· out th dtJtan~ sqund.
eed tor tbe puij)(M of equahrlng Squ ln between ihesc
e o1 51Da1Jcr Jleg " l.l th pr t.aU n
to the larUr colleges. lit by at L<' md Clarlt•a homcc:om-
Pf'Cii!DOUllg 1aime& s.o the amuUer uQ~ qu All n all, at prom .......
t ne tut om be inlc! \ ng cnt~'rtnlnmcnl nu: PlOHEER LOC
• • •
Typl al P ciflC 15 theu-tv. o
r ~ont tnck plays. One ts the
Sl>-e811~ transconbn~nlnl p m
whlch a runner starts o.round left
end WJlh hcnvy tnt rference.
stops and throw across 1 C:ld to
n man .supcuedly a1one Th S!C·
ond ls the old screen poss ploy
where the p~r r treats ns tbt'
opposmg lme chiirges him and
then Losses OV(!l' their hcadJ to n
man wtlh o somcUm :fJ\ e mnn
rnte1ercnce nhead of him
• • •
Alter Just year-s inept perfonn­
OllCC at Vaughn street, the gTCi!n
clad PaCific band <.red and blDck
ore the PaClfic colors) dedded to
sit out the half tim ln th •r
stead the Amcncun Lcgton band
from Hillsboro pt1radcd led by a
male b3ton tWirler, who wns
qutt.e ndept at thot nunor pcct
or the drum mnjorette'r JOb
10 • •
The P wneers were penalized
more than lvncc the dl tnnce of
P)lcille•a ground gnsn w1th n
baclt betttg illegally Jn moUon
cancclllile Bitl Bowes long touch­
down run. The Pjonc-en~ tum­
bled only once in the tilt as
compared to lhdr tnJ.tinl two
gam 0.5 fumble n~erng~', even
thoua:b 1t looked ns U lhcre wer,.
mwe Red Paclf c hclmeta were
poppm of! and r lUng on the
?Oillld lm~nl ry oth r play f"rtday. Odob.r 20. l9~
Pioneer/ Willantelle Elevens
To Resu e Tra it·o al Feud
J hn G rdon d1rpl l' h t •
n on lh d1amond und on th
m pi for Mtl\\ u'Y..I .Ttm M ko
I tt ln th p n esp t f
t rrl roan; Bt King \ a
'ldtr n t ndout t E UJ dn m
B b SchlC\ LZ and Bob Shcr- Tod y's pr linbk c.Ucnsav
11 ba I {r rn B n n Tech I n up or
S hlt. \ JlZ a trucl m n Shcr- Willam~ tte Pos. LC
mo.n gndd Ro} Shean: r, nn· Skim as LE Paul
t u runn nd Albert Stem Bedd0t1 LT Stondar
ho monr 1amm in bnseball Rhc:hartz LG King
and b l:utb 11, arc: !ram West lialJ c B. Walker
Lmn h1gh Bowo RC Eklund
Noteboom RT O'Hara
A palr of out-staleu aro Jury Blngbam
Shepard. hoop aspircmt from Oerdjng
Kelso, Wash" and Cary WU.On. Sporrf
diamond pe:rlarme r fi'Om Twin £waliko QE Millan
RB ADdftSOn
HB Bowea
HB Boiscb
FB Blau Falls. Idaho. Mum
NWa.shington btgb contribu lH •------....: ____ ..::..:~
:tracluten Roger Tomlinson and
Eric Van and iootbeUer James
VeYea.
Dan Skv nson Swe<?t Hom ,
nd Hlchsrd Ttmmon Bcav r­
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Co tbnll dudna Uwlr prep days
Rach sd Whitt:, Tillamook. con·
flned his oclh llles to lh gnd­
Jrcm whllc Norman Ct lt(.>B m• no­
gr tmmcd In ba k!J"tball ot Brmd
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LC's 'B'-Witching Backfield
By Curt Copc?nhagc:a
\\ Jlh t X Ctl) Oil half of
thl' dKdulc un 101 their
I Its. let' open up Conch Joe
1 u \on's book of stntrsl1c .
LC h . talhcd 123 pmnts
.1gmnst 18 for their four ( p­
poncnts for nn nvcroec of
.JO 75 pt.:r gnme a , mnst the
opp tt10n 's ~~ 5.
Tho Pione rs hav collociod
1351 not yards rushing and
212 passing for a total of 1563
on 279 plays. This averages
S.G yards gained by LC on
cry offonslv play. Oppo­
nent not Jotals road JSS ya:rda
rushing and 276 passing for
a. -432 total.
1 n the • 1563 nH ' ards -uned. PJOncer ball earners
hnvC' averaged 391 yards per
tart Wtth a high of 623 gar­
nered at the e.xpc_nsc of Lin­
held nnd o low of 271 against
PnClftc.
Jn individual scoring Rube
BaU.cb loads tho way wlJb .36
markers. half of which be
counted last Saturday against
Paci.fic. Second ln the potnt
parade is halfback BUI Bow
wi.th 24. In not yardag ram­
bling Reuben bas pounded
ou1 397 yards on 48 ploys for
8.3. Bowes again is socond
with an 8.2 average, 288 yards
on 35 carries.
One of the ch1e:f stumbling
blocks in I..C gr:rd gain this
"tar hns be n penah.1es. Of­
ficuils have tacked 300 ynrds
Jrl four games onto Ulc local
gradders. 115 o c c u :r r 1 n g
agmnst OCE and 100 m lhe
Badger melee.
Vital data in last wook's
Badger t1ll includes 102 yards
an 19 tries for Baisch and a
5.2 mean: 76 yards ln 14 car­
ries for Bowes. a 4.8 average:
AN OREGON
N
Complotc bonktng facilities •••
prompt. court ovs ..,rvk.o ••• at
any bronch of Th~ Unll.d StolC.IS
Notional Ban ·
• Checking ouoowts
• Sawings occooah
• Bank·by-moll nmc:a
• lHttl of all klnd1
• Bo1tk Mooty Orden
• Gift chtclu; penonaiJ:rtd
dtecln; tnrnltn dt.clu
• h•'1 bonklltJ •••41
, • " ""n• Gn'll -
•emwr r 4tral J) pcnit lll•urauco
QorponUon .:nd :)U for J3 for Stan Blair,
3.8.
.. . .
1 •J'llaJ onl' oJ the mo l
tu prlsmg and lndicatavc
utnes of ll1e Norlh\\ est con- l
iCJence season was lnst Sit-
urd ' College of Idaho·
Wh lm n hh v. hu:h th ld -
boJns \\.On 28-20 Both club
flWcd trakmg flmount of
CJ n J trcngth ld I o'
Bvb Morford nnd Lrn on Sc tt
and th M.lSSJonane , Om -
mg C .1 BO) es nnd Bud Dot! ~;
Jl rkln th TO dnv('S. \\ lh
t u 1 wn £> stern quads st rt
.an lo PI k up. rt wtJl be
much hr,ht.er conference rae
l.:nd also take n\\ a) tJu~ same-
what breather aspect of the Left to raght, Rub Baisch. Stan Blair and Bl U Bowes. the big thr in LC's crunching ground
au c:k:. which has ignit&d iho Paon~~en to four lr'iumphs without clcfeal. Tbo 'tbrtlo B's iU pc!r·
tnrl end of LC's slate form an • aurday'a hot:tecoming atrugglo wuh Wallam uo & potcnJ B arcats.
._.,riffin, E CE ' on-in Streaks
till Far Cry From National Record
By Don florcn bco n Jd( H
! .M'nlt .K Jii r. A ocsnt :d Pl .. t f nd t
f.s v.: nt 111 n rtn1 th 1nn1
v.; c.: k. e~ tob Rc d '-.'011 l nd n u t
~\{'m Ort .:;on Coli ge of Edu l.) thtrlt
cataon n mod of football dt 28 Lou Str Ilk
pendabahll, pr cuc:nlly unup ct-In 1948 t 1 l K runl
table Reed hns lo l J i an n n nltl'mpt to p tf~ th <:
v.: h1le the EOCE cr<:'\\ v.:ho \\ '-I in fruth m hu·
dropped 18. rn.1111t1 r<rult ol rtd ups ts
Both •u c pr \Ly !nlr n:ccmis dt.~o' c n m~un:t-or 1'1:. I
nd \\ urt.hy of wm rcrogmLion Jnre A lC.i.lm ~h1c:h, dunng th
In UJCSC turbulent da) s of clmncc pt•rKod or J£!31-35, bonste'U n Wtn­
nnd uncc.J trunty n do.zen-ond-o I 11\rr. k rc. 28 g mes a na-
h.'"llf defeats tn UN'~Ion must tlon J rd t ' th1o: d ·~
Ex-All City, Frankie Fair,
Sparks in Local Backfield
By Herb Williams
F dl1k F 1r x J lf~ n I h
thl t q&lll 11 l:n
und. L P one r c mpus ttl
hn 102-}ard openinG kJc:kaf
t m m th Ltnh d m be--
d thl! tnt 11 tlng d h. Jo rr
dd d • ='-"'Und T D an th J t
hal Th1.: muu HIS puund
t t an \ bo t ndg h~c fc t
r''''' I I cxp~l QCUl[! h fir: t
t l~ uf college bnlL
Fnu on !DOlly hu•l• d fTom
Seatll•. I ut movc.>d to Portland
m 194"5 nnd lnter nrollcd nt
Jclfcrson hlg.b Uodtr the coach­
Jz•c of E le Wnldorf, Fmr c. rnL-d
three lett rs &n foatbnll, C'Ombm­
ing hu talent nt lullb ck nnd
hnlfback He w s nnnu.'d to the
Portl nd All-Cat~ team an l 7-
48, even though he '\\: Ct&h d o
light 150 pounds
At L.C be ls mnjorinr, in ph) 8·
1t:nl t'ducot1on and hope to \\ ork
In the rccr •ut.fonol lidd A grent outdoo fJshang and hunt
t JlC ~tun
d d .n t
t Un
Std p H
pl 1 tl t ' n
t.h~. c1t I >.~ 1 t n t-
in h t 1 nl bt:tw en pH hU11!!
nnd pi Hn th lft I
f't, kl 1
fmOlUl
th tudl n o c. f 1 ndl nn
cUthll F bcl11. v tn t J
Hu tun th
pl led undc
cnn't be b
mllnthlp hi-t c, ... th h~ t
and lh Pron'­
fm r~ pot£
Fna cnmm• ntl th 1t ht doe n t
gt t bd rc 1n) ol tbt:
bnll c m b 1t lS a m:n ous
u.nrk th u huut th v.:~k ft.
L rtd.tn to ond f1om school "'nh
{Bam~y Olclfieldl Smtth
Wh), It cnu cd me to ngL ten
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DON'T LET THIS
HAPPEN AND BE
UNPREPARED
Don't Pay Hiqh
Insurance Ra1es
Pubbc LlalnbJy
On Slx Months Policies
As Low As
18·21 y on SU.IO
21 to 71 yoara S\4,72
Mayflower Inter-Insurance Exchange
BR. 6390 8 N. W. lOth I
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Pa lfic: un \ ll th
opponent d lli n1 bt cont t
~1 rn w t.turd
u t Then motn·.-.
c:bu pag lh• tuld nnd an
~ordm dn: tenth b lch :d a cloud
to Kr n •t mptci.'l punts n c It drill n th f eld t Amon 1
.-~· -the ck foot lh ~11 th fullb:l lhr v. p
fad d tu dlt t n rnt: tmg harp I While Pn~fJc g pcd tn
t.uckl n r t'-"'' mat '"htl th(.' suddt:n f!}oom. th 1 reu
en m' ball 1._r dt n ~ un-th helnds ol en H n Duns; n
v. bo--<inh a t man and un
'C! -d nd onct' st epcd n trocit n-b ld n
t c h I b •C t n to t (hd n
b II l 'l p Onl) a fourth qu rt
\ l t t u<·n- tr.o& k P CJfl :d b
l
o ecals Trounce
ap a Sextet 48-2
.... Jlisfls Win Again
lnt m1ttcnt 1
n mud n F nan a hhtnk l
1 Jd I t '' k
I d th d t rmg
l u fooll U me nd
n ut
l >ndltiOll thL
\\hi O\l.'t'd runnlng oU 51\'
to 11 d till nn mad pa
l t impw tbk didn't i!'eln
I tl n1p Ut Pukeat.s.. LJ ·m
thnr ound obt4 m d th1 ugb
{ r t t t h nds of U1 Mis-
fits. th Polec 11 (!Xhlbited a
h p r po b~ m n:rmg
lh K pp xtt t 48 -The C'OTL'
h• h ht: t Jn.glc 1: me Th ndcd lD --
No: Easy lo Lese
T •
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Jayvees Win 19-13
In Badger Contest
' B 11 :tl ~.._.
and Ln~ Fu nm~: f J hn
Conlon nnd BllJ Huntl ) an
n r J support from P r .H
0 N Bull. th >"·.._....."'
1 n 1
l Frid
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pc ln\ towl f Utt: n I
Thl pluck :11 n ~ ru;;
n ta ' Ul U. loop lhl! I d 1.:
t m• d t n~ c nh::nd- m de
t'n: f r 1 fu< tb.: 11 crtJ\\ n b\ nd qu
up ttto~ tht Pol~.: ts ; ·ti
l.mnbd h d 1 und rented
"'"''"\ n I'(~ rd tJ1 \ ned m it
fm, Hh th tubborn B '-lt
ere" bm an all c un• out n
U1 )flOG nd of 'i ·G CON t th
fin I '' h U{
In lht: oth am of lh
I Be I (lath h l &: thct ~
off 1\ \\hi h \ {;ood
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13 LC THE PlO!fEER LOG Friday, October :10, l9SO
Page Six
Madrigal Singers Win Fame, Practical Public Speaking Set
Feature 15th Century Music Organizes New Service Bureau
The stud nt spenkcrs burcnu ulcd to spenk to groups ns for Nntums topic October 24 before
opened its foll .schedule lnst week &\\ y ru; Hood River on subjects n student body or 750 cu-ls tll
wh n Pred Bcrgmnn addressed rnngmg from cr1mc and lc.s Girl ' Pol,yt"chnac lugh school.
th Channing "'lub ot th~ }~u·st cnu!t! to ccopoliti<:s Students signed to parlicipntc Br Leigh Bock ung The) gl morudJ Jo, c and
Tht "!! k, this feature wm nnture, st~ssing the Stmple
d ,. mte £rom 1t.s series of nrt.lcl~ thm~s ond pi aRUre!'l of country
pla) ang up blUe kno\1.-n pe_rson· hfe."
ahla<!S 10 tbe Ime arts field nnd M dngnh. O!l: they no\\ are
feature mstend, one oJ the most hcnt'd b) the Lc\\ u; and Clark
ehte mulilcul groups on the oam- smg~rs arc qutt~ thffercnt from
ptus Llt Madgnsnt Smgers.. gulnr chornl mus1c m thn\ th~:Y
Olre~ed by Geora;e Bishop, na-conSJst of • contrh·oo chno "
U\ PorUandcr '\\ ho mlrOduccd tn ''bach the I vrae IS th1 thmg
th madngal tJ.·pe s.mgmg to the TI c croup usunll) conststs of
~ t t, thiS group hns ru;cn from four to \-en \'Oices who
tn popular1tv until at as one of h 'e no relouo.nshtp to onl' nn­
thl most so~ht nfter groups for other and each sm!;$ mdepend­
pubhc appeanmc:oes. cnth a soloun ustng different
Mndngal! nd mudngnl smg- '\\'Or&! at the same Urn"
ng aoeordang to iBlShop. "'IS n Rcbl.t1h of Anoent r:orm
h ebb stybzed form of mUSJc. Actually the modem m dri-
ng from the 15th century gal. asserted BIShop, 1s a com-
nal$$lore and becoming more pletc rcb1rlh of the nc1e.nt true
and more popular until the purl-form of must<: thnt mnny mod­
tan mo' cment dosed lhe thea· em dn) compose~ tumc of the
to.: and restrict~ the plcnsure s.Jmc du;sonant themes hnv ~en
musu:~ o.! the people. Ongmally CN'kJOl! Th~:) nre rcturnmg to
th mumc: wns mtended for A the rnu 1c: fonn oC B c.h ~ hlch
Cappclln groups. but taler i.n-hod 1ts clements much ns the
trumental necomp:mimcnts were mod rn mndugol hns its todny. ·
added " 'l·hc mustr.mn m mbcrs of thas
Poetry Sol io Musk un1que group nrc nll out.stnnd·
.. The madr.1gnls featured b;> mg soloists. som of whom hnve
our group... he continued, 'be-betn m the group for sevc.ml
long to the Encl~ period of th<:> terms. others nrc n \\ to the
16th and lith centunes dunng group thiS ) ..:ar There ts only
th umes of the SpantSh annndn on person to each part. but
Md Henry VIII It was n type or ther mn) bt> veral persons
h-r1cal mustc, bn~ in been \lint- sm~mg m the same Yotoc, but
ten as poetry was mtendt-d for dtiierent lyrac:s. Mnnl)'n Boyd
«""mpantment \\ ath hght mu-and B rbarn Heddon head :the
c. or to hn\: e the poetry atscl.f alto llst
Mrs. Sirpo Successful
Writer; Novel Printed
Bans Su-po. symphony condue­
w b3S rece.J'I.'L-d "ord that bJS
u ' novel ~· Foster Son
h<J$ been accepted :for pubhca­
uon b!> the Sv. cdish Amen can
pubhshmg eompan;>
Mrn.. Strpo \\70le her novel ~
a b10 ph): tn s~ and lt
tU be pnnted an both that lan·
uage and English
Acoordmg to Supo, hb v. lfc
t <.~lao LraDSlated nom T'Ou.s
Scandlllll" tan :f u-y tal \\ h u:h
ill soo:n be pnnted She wnt.es
gulm" co umn f crnl
S ed b nnd Fuuu h nev.: papers.
Course Changes
Anyone v. bln~ to change
d\ mu fill out nnd :file
pp cauons wtth ~~"hss Judy J hn­
>On lD thC' suldance and place­
ment office m the AdmtnlStrnllon
buudmg. Direct Choirs
Scott Broc.h nd B1ll Batley.
~ho both d.areet church clloars
nd re ac:c:omplishcd mt:n 1Il
other CJ<•.Ids o! mustc. head the
bass sectaon Tenors are John
Mtntcr. new t.o tllc group thls
term und J1m Paul nott,'ti ns
composer, p1nnast nnd chui'<:h
choir duector.
Th• rcmnmdcr of the group as
composed of lh..: ~oprnnos· Carol
Board~\ ell Mn11 Bautngcr and
.Bt>ve-1~ :Nscholo.s, a trnnsfcr from
Clark JUmor collcce.. The group
IS augmented by substllutc bases
Corll FU ms and John S\\ mgle..
Chn.sunns mu 1c lS of course
lh tt pec1nlty and the group will
be heard durm tb pcCJal con·
Ct!rt m :th gymnustum Sundoy.
Decemue 10 s well ns nt np­
pearanCX>S before prt\' lP group •
Ed Not ThlS wns the. fourth
m a en ot art.tcl :fc.atunng
th fmc nru.. Next v. c--ek :mother
autatnndtng art tudcnl '\nll be
r tured
Library Plans Recorded Speeches
By Prominent Leaders This Term
Pramtncnt speakers are belng (~all CCCCIVC \\'I than thre weeks Un1tnrmn churc:h on Condit ton Snbm nnnoune<'d a gru\\in(l de-lfl the prog1 run include BtU Tur-
m Posl-waa· Gc.tmllllJ." mnnd un the pnrt of clubs nnd nl'y, B:\'ron Kclhnm, J.tck Crim
The bureau iB nn orgnnwrllon orgnnizauons or the downtown stcnu, IA~ITY Cnmphdl, Shulcy
compascd of studnnts U\tC'I estcd Porllnnd oren for speakers . Trans· Duy, Belt;:.· Mcl--ean , JoAnn Noo­
m pracl1cnl pubhc spcnk'lng. Nctl portnltCtn expense ls deCrovcd by nnn, Chnrlcs Huhn, llnrry God·
&b1n. dlrel!tor of lhe group, lS the groups addr~ed. sil, John Paul Jones, Stan Ham·
contmuing nchvatic.s bc11un lnst The burcnu wall fumtsh ind1· cl, Cnrl S lby, Dave StcvCilS,
)car He m' h new &tudents ''tdual spcnkcn; as weU as forum Ehr.abt•th Akinson, Donald tt)n­
who hn\!e n lntc.1 est m public groups dascuwon group , d~; soc, Hoi Knnpper, Piou~nllni and
sp~:nking 'o J010 lhe bUI"Cllu where bates. after-dinner speakers and Bcrcrnun
the) Will hove opportunity to dcbnt<.> Judges.
gam practical Cl;pc.Tl nee pcnk-The third week in October Cnrl
tng bclore ort:nntzntlOns such s PJncenlanl spoke before Oregon
th Parent-Teachers n ocaohon. Grange members on "The Bnsac
vnr1ous church groups, buSiness School Support Fund." Another
clubs ond cJ\'t<: groups pcnkt::r, Lorry Campbell, as
ThiS yc.:u-students nrc sched-scheduled to tnlk on n United
Faculty Adopts Attendance Program
For Student Daily Record Schedule
Th fuculty adopted a deflnatc
plan Tuesd y, Oct.ob• r li, rc·
gnrdmg class attendance at Lev. is
nnd Clos k ngrectnc on the fol­
lowmg clauses;
1 It lS ossumed that the s:uc­
cessf\11 collcg" • tude.nt wdl nt
tc:nd all classes nnd tlmt nny ab­
sence is for due lllld \•criflnble
cause
2 Each anst.ructor v. all keep
nn accurnl and complete r~:cord
of attendance and non--attend-
nee. nnd b nble to reporl upon
lhe attcndnnce of any tudent
at any time when requested to
do so.
3. Any student mvolvcd m Cl
satuntaon wh1c:h nppcnl'!l to be
one of extended nb encc u; ol>h­
gntcd to so ndvJS" the dean of
women or dean of men as soon
ns possablc spcc.tfytng the ~nme
for absence Nccessnr) \'enfi­
cation shnll be pre anted on hiS
J<ctummg lo clnssc&.
4 The UlStructor hnll report
nU scholasuc dc£lcacnc1es mclud-
New Art Gallery
Opens Downtown
Centere-d m an old fasluonr.:d
manston at 1434 S W Mall
street, mus1c maJor Herbert
Rutherford nd hts artast fncnd
Jnc:k Gllmore !rom Vnnport
hll\ t' gathcrei rich coll~:e:Lion
of new pnuttings by E. B Quag­
lcy Thi 1s th first of n scraes
of e htbiuons for tht:! new Ruth­
e m(Jrc Gnlleracs whach ts direct·
ed and 0\\ nL>d b) Ruthcl'ford and
Galmor{!
The house v. os hu•lt. 1n 1880
and has samplv been rcdl'corat\.>d
to rewm its old ume charm I)J -
plny rooms nrc pnmted In thf'
modern "deep" tones. ang exceSS I\ e obsenccs on the
red Ctlrd pro\•Jded for thnl pur­
po (I Thr ·c con •:cult\'C uncx­
cus~..>d nbscnc.\!5 or oLher lrr!:!QU
Jar ntlendoncc whac.h affects
scholnrship shnll be considered
cxcesshe
.S Any student who ts absent
for two consecullvc weeks wtlh·
out cxplnnaltun shall nutomatl­
cnUy be dropped from th clnss
To do tht~. the mstructor sh 11
notJ[y the 1 egiSlrar of the fnct
nnd hiS oftu:e wdl carry through
th£> drop ns o rcgulor drop no­
tlf) mg the student of the nclion
The student JS not dropped offt­
CJ<)Ily until oll farms nrc c:lcnn:•d
complcung the n"CCrd m the reg­
istrar's offtc:e.
6. The lnslruclor may excuse
n stud~'nt from a smglc class np
pomtmt.•nt proV'tdlng it is not
~ a~h1n two dnys before or nn·
medlntely afl~r a vacnhon
7 The faculty rccogmz.es no
dtSllnction betwc~;;n an excused
or unexcused absence except tlHll
the tudcnt has th prt\ Jl ge or
mnkmg up or doang substttutc
\\: ork for the work massed dur­
mg rm excused absence: while 1n
nn uncxcu ed nb!:cnce Uw m·
sh uctor u; und r no obligut.aon
to recCJ\:C work missro because
of Lhe absence whach was unex­
cused.
Commcnttng on the new plan,
Dean Charles W. Howard stated
that, "The !acuity ngrces thnt
n bse.ncc is one of the chtef rcn­
sons for students' de!Jcu•.nc:y ln
c.:l work. We !eel that lh1s
pion, reliably carried out, will
be on o•d to the students thu1
) ·or'
Expensive Roses
Even for a Dean
od turn ond f'" Men's Club Starts
Equipment Test
To nssure sen iccnbillty an cns.c
of fir~::. nil cnmpus fare equip­
ment will be tPSt"d monthly by
the lnlcr-Colleglntc Knaghts, oc·
cordmg to Don BueC"tmnnn, cnm­
pus CJrc chid
The nlllionnl men's s~: r\'ICt! or­
ganalmtion, which is hnndling
!ire sqund duties, hPld tl.!l first
drall Wedne!!doy oru.l oll equip·
menl chec:ke1! wns report d to
be tn good cond1tton
Desp&t.c LC's dal!lnntc from the
ctly, Portland f1re deparlmf'nt
equipment wall come to ·the cam·
pus af needed. The dut>.· of the •
ftre squad as to conhol the blnzc
untll tht: fh e dcpnrtrnent nr­
rjvcs.
"F1re d .ngu as grent 10 the
portable buildmgs on the cam­
pus.'' Bueermonn warns, "and
all students and faculty nrc
urg<.'Ci to be extrcmc.ly cnrcJul
wllh matches and clgnrcttcs ."
Art Group Plans
StudentPromotion
\\ tlh the obJect of promotmg
student f••llowship ttnd furthcrmg
CllJoymen t oi nrt, ID.Sli ucto1 s and
tudent ore orgruu~lng an art
club on campu. The grOUJl hopes
to com·e1 t the tudent lounge in
the Peebles bulldmg bnse.rn~nt
tnto on os·t gaUe11 by tmprov­
tng the Ughtang, floors nnd walls
Interested students nr~: mvll­
cd t•> attend the next me ting,
October 26 nt 12·30 p m 1n C 4.
Moore to Teach Chess
To Beginning Players
Instruction for bcgmnmg chess
ployc1-s ond those who wish to
lmpro\ C their come WJIJ be gl\'Cn
by Dcnnr• More, pa.c;L president
of the Chess club, nnd Donold
Turner, freshman prc-lnw major
ond lournument dlrectm· nt Port
land .Chc!ls club, nl the opening
rncctang of the cnmpus group
Tuesday noon an BA-3. cheduled by the hbrary depnrt~ 1 Mortuner J Adler Unwerssty
mc:nt to gsve performances on of Chacago, and o odntc edator
oampu thiS tenn Th~· w&ll not of Great Books of tlt~> WeEte.rn
1 p6'&0na1 appearances, but World" Knrl Mt>nnlngcr, J>Sli~
\owes mll be presented on chilltr15't nd founder of the Men­
record whlch the libnary runger Clinic at Topeka, Kansas·
Professor y,.. R. Samon or lhP
Unsvenuty of Chicago; and Cbnn·
cellor Robert M. Hulcllln of the
Unn crs.ity of Chicago arc sched­
uled The pre ent showang of Qu•g
I~>) pamtmgs ineludc !dens from
sketcht:>S made on r cent tnps
throughout Oregon Arl.z.ono, Cnl­
ifor:nn. Washington and Montana
Th1s nrturt apeciahzes 10 uchon
pamung of rnnge omma.t., chief
ly horses ond caltle, whach how
a 1 cmorkablc rc cmbhmc to
rea1 Ill' Try to o
what happenst
D~>nn of Women Frccdn linrtz­
feld, in n moment of compassion,
drove her car down to the clrcle
and pnr ked Jt v. hlle she v. cnt to
the ru c gat dens Cor a lt.: w c.holc
blooms to tnkc to the oaling OC!o.n
of Men, George Ennis The club hos scheduled several
int.erschol!l tic mntchcs nnd l!i
workmg toword formmg a leogue
.m Oregon.
Business Ad Majors
To Allend Convention
B m nd majors have been Outl:tnnding lectures by these
r ted to attend th~> nauonal m'!ll "".all b gavl'n on quefitiona
mention of the Pac.tfJC: Coast 1 n cnnnot nnswel': the ln·
fi1 iJOnaJ Cost conf.etcnec accord-nu no of Stgmund Freud on
mg to :Mni'JOTl F cnden. in-S("ll'nce reiJglon and politics,
trUctor in accounting oommuntty nnd outhorlty and
Tbe meeting vwilJ be held Pc~ n croup dl cu Jon on the sub·
wlM:r 27 ond 28 at 1..hc Mhlt-jed of Aristotlf'!1& "Poetics'' led
nomoh hotel Among the pdn-by Chonc:ellor Robert M Huleh·
upnl rpcakcrs wall be Dr. Cliff- JnJ
ord E :MI.UI'~T, dean of th~ Sth(M)l
of Bu_an~ and Techno}Qgy at AA UW Hears Walker
Ore;gon State college and Wil-
li m B McCloskey of Lhe Dlivad- Prof John H Walker, htstory
M~n Chrnuca1 corporotwn, p cs.-mstrucLm. spoke b~forc mt•mbers
ad nt of the Nauonal Associallon of lht internntionnl T taUons
f Cost Accountnnts lt.Udy group of diP Amcrlcnn M-
Any titudcnt !1.1.'1!1h1ng ~ atten~ &OCia\J()n af Unlvcn~ity Women
lhuuld contact M.t.ss Pe nden on th topJ.C •·SoutheDJt Aalo ••
n BA 9 Onobcr 12 At present 22 puanlanga O« m
the showang which nlao ancludu
rare crystal Dre den nnd por~­
lnin figudnes. wood carvmgs and
sevPral t::ngrnvmgs. Th,., gnllcrac.s
nrc open dolly from 10 u m to
8 p.m and clo ed on Su11dny
and Mondoy
Found
A smCJll coda~ of the New
T-estament. Inscribed Mnrgurel
Ande111o11 on thl' ineulc cover, hna
been found near U1e journnli•m
building Owm.-r may clolm at
the LOG ofltc Something els blossom~;d on
her wmdshlcld while sh~ was
gon o twu dollnr pnrklng
ticket
PS. She.:. _:P:..:ll;.;.;ld::.;_ __
Stauffer Geology Class
Makes Beach Field Trip
Dr J.,m• · Stuuffc• nnu hrs
gculogy I cln & madu the1r nnnuol
!AC~I(J tdp lo Ecola pnrk n••ar
r"o.nnon Bench MQndny , October
16. Purpo e of Ute tdp wn• to
1tudy cVliicncc of th UJlllft of
coan rnountnln rnng ond vnr.
lous rock formations 'T'ran por
lllUon wo.a by nutomobtle ond 80
tudcnta nttended Marylhurst Sponsors
'Fun Nite' for Women
All garb who Jlke to sw1m or
ploy table h'nnts are snvalcd to
hove fun nt Marylhurst college,
Octob 1 25, nt 7 p m
Jndcpendcnt nnd small colh~Ge.s
or the W1llamcll~ 'l.'nllcy have oil
bcl·n fl ked to join 1n on evening
Of r.ood Unu:.
Waitresses Needed w .• ltrcss ru c m·c·d···l lo
woa k durmc the Alumn1 dtn·
m•r Sntur<lny in the collcg«!
dlmng room I 'D) J 8fi ccnla
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Ex-Marine Reservist
Recalls G I Faux Pas Freshmen Await Homecoming
By DarlenG Doffenbaugb
"And lhc covered wncon roll-
d right olong • -Yes, right
down ilrondwoy pulled by n, nh
Any or you f, IJo'' s on cnmpus want to dodge the urnft? We -w('ll, yes 1t W-f, car Bwck
hnvc nn ••xpcrt rwht he• c nl Lewis nnd Clark, cv•·u thouch ht nnd orange in color w•th liUCh
do~;: n't know how Jt hnppcned. lcltt rs nnd markings on ll as to By Chw:k Cibb
Bob Pl.!lt·rs, junior history mnjor, is st.lll shaking his hend won-Jeud 00,. to believe thot h ll
dcrsn~ whnt hoppcned when the o!Jlrc of the <4th 1 05rnm howitz•'• from Lewis and CJnrk, or rnthcr
unUnhon, mnr in·· r••St rvt.:s, hr·ndcd him hill d&Sc::hnrtte IRIIl Junu-lhot Its oc•cupnnl.a OTf!. Th1S Is
nrv 10, • followed bv nthl!r monstros&tics, "l'tl (only don•• two yoors of o threc-'year hild1 "hen they cnvc cnrs nnd P~'Oplc who nr yelling,
me my pupers," Bob cxplolned, "Then l wru; told my time wna up 1\crcammg, ahnklng baby roth.>s,
nnd I'd hnv to rc-utltsl to r --------------...r. ___ _:;,:_ __ ...::., __ .:..:.;:_:__.:..:
tain my rnnk of < orporol 1n thl'
band."
Bob went through tlw usunl
red tnpc nnd only nc dcd the
mP-dicnl offlcer's &ignnturc on his
pnpcr to vnlldote another thrcc­
ycnr h1tch But he ru~hcd home
wllhout it to tudy for n Gcrmnn
am.
''I threw my nt:'nrly-complctcd
cnllstmc.nt pnpcr in n drow •r
nnd stnrtcd crockmc my German
text,'' snld PN('l s. "Then cnme
UH• uar. how nnd finnl cxums
ond J lor~ol my cnl1stm~::nt for n
while,"
By the t1mc August rqlled
m·ound ht& old outfll wos mradc
nclivc nnd IS now !;tntloncd nt
Cnmp Pendluhm. Fosmcr J.C stu­
drnts LeRoy Anden;on, Bob
Moore, Lun·y Morl'cll nnd Robm
Roy nrc wath Lh batwllon
Wh n ns.k.-d to cxplnln how he
got out of n thrce-ycnr l"nlis.t·
mcnt m two ycnrs, Bob mllcd
"hecpishly nnd guessed "they
couldn't rend my wrihng, and
mistook the "3" for n "2". Mutt Earns Respect Ire
Of Pioneer Student Body
By Bryce White
Some doge blto In tho evening,
Some dogs blte at dawn;
Bul tho dog worth a mUo
Is th dog who can bUe
When all of hls feolh crre gonol
Y(Ju 1"reshman and trnnslcr students tnk<' he d to this Wllming
and when you dasrcgnrd our well-mcon.ing words and stoop to
slrokl• this crcntur , don't soy you wcn1n't warned. \Votch out for
Hcnthf'c.llifc'
His dcscrtption IS as fnllows: bn•••d, unknown ; cplor. undectdt..>d:
eyes, yes; sit•, Vll11es w1th decrees of ang•'r; disposition, gentle.
and lo\'ing when not nntogonlzcd; repututlon, nlwnys nntngonisuc.
Dog lovers odmit thnt licnUtccJil!" is the mosl educated canine
on campus Tht:.y do not know anything else which spends so
much lim<' ot the mtcll~'cluol's :rduce, the mnck shock. He dines
there, but isn't too mannerly obout th wny he mouths lunches
from the lower shcl\·cs. During recent .sunny wenthcr, he hns been
sctn bv the fire plug ncnr the gym.
Despite efforts to keep the cnmpus bcnuuful, Heathecli!:!c slill
lives on wlul~ \\Ccd", cnndy wrnppc.rs and beer botUcs nrc trashed.
Some say he lends o chnnn~d hfc. Others sn~ he has BO.
Opiruons vnr) ull tho wny :from "pretty" to "homely." Such de·
cls1ons con be summed up "p1 ctty homccy." c•w belli, dish pons nd what
hove you.
Evci')'On(' is mgutrmg or Jntcr·
cslcd b)atanders ""whnl'JI going
on? What's nll the rnck,,t about?"
nnd dnshmg up and down the
stre~t trying to fmd where the
flrC Ol' f1ght j
'fhJs grcnt cclcbralion lJ the
pre-gnmc rally for Lcwia and
Clark's Homecoming snmc being
plnyL'<i nt Multnomoh stodtwn
PoodlG Pou.la
Mrs. Updike, peering out th
vandow of her llmousmc Utrough
o pair of bifocal!. yclls at her
chnurfcur to get gomg ns ahc Is
lnt to pick up Poodl~ at Uu~ dog
sitters. {Poodles olw ys pouts
when be wasn't picked up on
umc.) The chouff ur, bc.ing on
olum of LC p:urs no attention to
her hystcru:s nnd joins an the LC
fsght song
Students wcarmg ornngc cops
and Pr<'tty gl'ccn rtbbons are
h1ghly spirited in nnUc.tpatJOn of
Use push bnll contest to be play­
ed ot haU t1me \\iUt the sopho­
mores m order that they may re­
move themac.lves 1rom beneath
thnt rulmg body. The rcaAon !or
this nntic•palion7 • . Let. w rem­
inisce nwhUc
Sopha Set Trap when frc.&hmnn stud na nughl
\ nlk down th~ p th ~tw n
Bod.lnc and BA bulldl.ng
The moment hcJorc the b J1
rong, even thr> ntmcwphc~ seem­
ed t.c.mc, ns did lhc lookout. who
wcr wo.Jting, watching nnd hop·
lng a freshman would Vl!nture
onlo the path or d ny the ruling
hnnd by remov:lng hJs or her
cop or rabbon.
Sudd nly through tl1c crowd
an ornngc bconic began to mnke
I~ wny toward the walk, tne
wat.cb<'r& grew c.xpcclnn1.. Th
freshman stopped n little \0 the
tde of the walk. looked around
nonchnntly. nf.'TVously f1 xc.d his
!mg~;J'$, hen" d h =avy sigh
nod bra\ ly 5t.nrted down th ·
p tlt.
:No" 1 cr1cd the rmg I nd
and tht• lltUc orange be me nd
us.,~ carer w re mobboo. tlle
green stamp ms pphcd signaf)­
lng h1m u o Ia..,; breilkcr nd
th frcshmon \\as droggrd to the
('nd of the pnUt nnd lc!l ga•pmg
Ill th<' sad of the walk. Look·
out Sophomore£~' 1•h pushbnll
contest 1cn't far nw y
Illegibility Puzzles
Directory Scribes
The t.rap Wllli &CL Vag1ls were Stud nls who cannot wnte
postt.~ at every conc:CJ\'Gblc 5pot legibly, do not know how to spcll
where Uw prey might ov rstep th€u' ow·n name nd cannot re­
thc line nnd become occ:cssable to m~mber ii Utcv wtr in the n I • the grc n stamp gang The dreod ice ore gt\'lDg food ror night
green stomp gang, made up of mnres to stn!f editors of the 1950
eager rcvcngful sophomor , Pion e.r Cu1de.
awaated the clnss di.!missnl bell The board of editors, Pa De.lt.n
Ep Jon, natJonal Joumnli.Sm han· Now undl'!r the draft net, P t­
<'1'5 plnns to contmut hu; prc­
muust.ry educnllon nod "moyb<'
ploy 0 httlc rootbnll too ..
Editorial Pool Tables, Shuffleboards, Barber Chairs Decorate ~~~~ h~: ::uddC:n~? =~o~n]
G . . New University of Portland Student Recreation Center m~~t =~~~~ ~;:ep:~~.'o o~ Women aln High phySical cducatton mn)or:s, ap-
PORTLAND BEACON-The I hcndllne and a101 1es an them, port or lh ''aig PU!h.. . rush parenlly having less um(' to
Most Males Need old PHot House ..,; 11l l.nkc on n sngdy wonders how 600n the wc.ek I pr ct1~. to wrslc in n broad,
n w ch gui c as Sludcnt Heeren- answers to 1esu would b• prmt- Th Rurutc nc\ • r had n bet rna ubne meU1g1ble scrspL
Uonal cente1 durin~ the lnltcr ('d on Utcm tc.•·· They ~ltd i..hch dollrH nl One wit ffilcd m his church
Al'lsc, men! Tldt; sort of lhinG part of Octohcr wh1 n th~: new • • • lh(' D~nn of Men'~> offtce Then preference as "Golh1c." Not to
hns gotta slopl Pilot House is completed Usey met o bunch of men who b(' outdon were tudcnts who
Dillct:nl cxnmtnnUon on the Combmlng cl<'ments of Bo· ACP-At Cnlitomin, nt leost appeared to be JOlly nnd coJJc-nmwcrcd "')•cs or "boy &COuts"
part of this wntcr hns disclosed hemtan nnd mctropolitnn ntmos-43 cl.< 5 nrc chcduled to be gJule R port.s "cr heard bout to the questiOn J'('g;u-dmg mliJ-
Utnt the reason thnt liUeh high phcres, thC' n£'\V studt:nl center dl onttnUl.'<i bccou c or the R • Rush v. ho w~rc II\ ing uU th.: t:tcy record
grade points must be achieved to "Jll hou e four pool wble and gents' rulms that non-sagncrs ! tt CJf lhe lnnd Som fro h zud The onl~ 1 rg gnl)4! of the
ncqutrc drnft smmuntty is wo-one balhnrd table m Ita Jc.lt wane of tht: loyolt~ oath w te to be they hadn't e ten at hom Cor staff 1S th t c mpus 1 d g-
men. I nod o general student louncc 111 remov£.d irom tht' uruvcrsny doys ular)) fmJ to 1JSt lheU" ctl\"ltf
Women UJ e cnrnlng (?) grndes Jts rlght The center of the bu1ld-P• l roll and not DllQ\vcd to teach • • • nt college One 1d "Sam as
i h c1a ,.. CP from 25 to 50 pomts b c cr thon mg v; ll1 be the c n..: for shuf- A -At the Uni\' r 1\J o( I t year S lhnt. card " Too,
men. Why, we u k? Women !.lebourd tables and n new ton- • • • North carolina the dnn\; com membi!rs of the same fanuly an:
don't ·hove to worry about being onal deportment boa line h~o OHEGON EMERALD-Short mlltee rul d th t an) gul len'· scldo:n m ncreemcnt on ad-
drafted. On the contrary, wom-bnrber choirs. Book Rc' IC\~-Lttllc girl descnb- inc D t'nnipu done mtendm~ to dr od telcphon numbers
en stand to lose if all the midle- • • • anc 0 book and sa) mg. ..Thss turn must be escort d by n chop- In splte of uU th( P1 D hs
gcd men nrc swept Jrom the LINCOLN CARDINAl..- HO\\ book telb more uboul btrds than <'ron dunng h r enUre tn:v from ..,;slJ hn\e the GuJdc out enrlJer
Pioneer campus. ard Sage, ln lructor nl Lmcoln 1 am Interested in kno\\ mg.'' the dan<:(! holl thJs ycnr U1 n t•vcr bt•forc
Junior men lnst year earned a h1gh, who 1s lntr1r,ucd by wom-
vcry rnspcclnble 2.50-the women en' blouse!; wtth
sonr~d to 3.02.
lt nil boils down to this, mt'n.
w~·vc cllh• r got lo snhotng~.:
the ,,
legs ..,;orn~'n or grt)W prl'ltler
-GWM
HOMECOMING HISTORY
1949
PorUand 35, Lewin and
1948 Clark 20
Lowl and CIOTk 14.
WUlamelte 13
1947
Lowi.& and Clark 6, LlnJield 6
1946
Lewis
Friday, and Clark 0, Pacific 0
October 20, 19SO Veteranls Outcry
Ends in Chagrin
''LOCvme" bns It Ullll a cnm­
pu lender didn't enjoy one of
hi cln ~l!li hun y~:or
It ecms thnl ,1s hl \H nt by
Bodint1 the olhcr dny he looked
m ont. onC> of hi old elnucs
through the window Hu; joy nt
being outside in tend of m ovcr-
1 PO\\ ercd h1m and he burst out
wJth, "0h1 I hod that owful
elnss lnr>t ycRJ"I"
TJit:'n th( r was n !osl dig for
t•o-.: cl Embarrassment won out,
Ute '' mdl>\\ was " 1dc open I
Old Auto Requires Frequent Refilling
01 the hundreds or cnrs that ond fro Its owne• trn' cia o
<'ommutf· li> nnd from the col· chnrtcd rouH• which fenlurcs
thr('t.> proporuonntely placed till· lcl{c, J'll'rhnp the most unique ang 1:1tn ttons
Is tan outo ot clth.!s' vlntogc which 'Tlu JOOSt Important pnrt vf 1ta
trnvt Is nn ' ndlcss •'iE;hl miles Rlnndns'd equipment, n huge can,
1 nc•h wny The mnrupu lntor of 111 p1·oduccd ''' cnch Pnd nf thl'
1 hlfl rnnchlnc prerers to remain line lind plnccd where it will
nmw•lcss
Tllf' ht tll' model t'UII bout lhe
Jeokl••&t rud1ntor of th~ cnmpu
fumily. Four eornplct Clll Jobs
nn~ requln·d for cnch journr>y to cntch the leaknu(' Thl!\ qunntity
1 pour d ba('k in ul the bcgln­
nlnc of lhfl next journey
Cllll Jt b thnt the bu5 ore
that bod' • • •
COLLEGE OF PUGET SOUND
'rRA It,..... Weeks ago. the f.s:ltc•
nllie& on cumpus began the b1g
cleanup. Windows were wnshcd,
floors were \\meed nnd furni­
ture was polished . It wns 11
Godsil Presents Queen
In Tuesday Assembly
Quecn•(•lcct Wlnnt Carlock
nod her court were presented to
the student body in nn assembly
Tuc dov us n pre\"lC\\ to Salur­
dn'ti 's Homccommg fcstivtucs.
1-olio..,; ing the prcs..:rttntlon,
Stud<>nt Body Prc-s1dcnt Hnm·
Codsal mtt-udured 0\\'cn Curd,
r"JH't..'St:ntntl\ 1 of the Young
0• mocrots, ond StH Un 11\der,
rcprc nUlttvc 01 the Young He·
puohcnn , who debated on pol·
ide or the twu pilrUI s ln Otc
Ctln.
Loomis
Printing Company
616 N.W. 12th BR 1343 Draftee Survives Horrors
Ot Service Physical Exam
The cnrd smd 7 am. So there I dozen olhcr shiVl!rtng \itUm~
J was nt '1', ml nottcc to report It was cold m lhl!rl' nod they
for drnft p)\yslcal clutched in my didn't hnvc nnylhlng on I "ns
oo.n reduced \o n Slmil r rtnt
swerny little P0" • nd th l.'ndJe trip lht'Ough U1e
The horrors of the forlhc:om- long b 1.1s began.
ins ordenl hod b<.'(!n 'cry care-w \\; (!r<.' punchl'd, $1 ppcd,
fullv {und wl\b much gruesome ptnched po ted jnbbcd ond Hs­
det II) cxplnmed dunng the IMt kned to We stnuncd. cough d
couple dnys b) lhc old ve
Thcl look :d back on tht. "'hole
thtng as n gl'cal hu k~orncUnng
stmJior SQ the B •ttle of the Bulg..:
or Iwo Juno Of cou1 (, I lulC\\
they \\ t.•rc on I~ klddm
J stcppM lha ough lhc door
quickly. For o moment I thought
I hnd the wrong plncc-ll look d
liltc u ulor •uc, smelled Ilk o
mort•uc but when l aw tho gu)'
behmd tht:! ricslt, I \\ cu~: NUI'C st hopped nround on on€! )C' to thl:
grudgtng appro~; nJ of the cold­
C)ro mroics
Nurse Appli.h N4teldl
Fmolly they led us to lnU
groy room lmcd \\ tth sinlstcr­
lookmg nJ)parntus. A nurs th t
hould hm c rctlr~ wath G n
ernl Grunt took us one b) one
ddUl applied h mmerlvck nd
r3nun~:d WI whh nn MCl nt
nN~llt> \hnt ob' 1ou I) h •dn'l
been .shnJ'}lE'ncd :nnC<' 'NV. 1 wnt u morgue
lh; gruntl'u nnd
o a~to{lm~ t•on Jdor
rully ll\VCl) Our bntt~rcd, puncturt.-d bodies
tlown \\ere C\'Cntunlly escorted to th
rnlc-stdC\\ ulk. Ftt..~ g ln nnd t;Ull
From out of nO\\ hen; tppe rod
nn<rthc.r cnndidu t for Uu.• c d '­
r cor~ "'hu shO\' d me throu~:h
door ~ •' Thcr \) " itt>d a h U ollv, 1
I'll h ,.
1 lc!t Ul;)
J g In th to sv back though-
ala y n ~ wvod n
SOlO \\ h c •
-Anonymous P·QC THE PIONEER LOG -Fraday. Oc::tobcr lO. l95e
•
'Greatest Story'
To Show During
I Vesper Service
Or. Harold Can Mn. PhJ'llis CGie Mrs. Marlena Sasnett Ra.,. RandoU SasneU
Rev., Mrs. Case "Hear Highest' Theme
Return to Campus Of Religious Festivities Rev., Mrs. Sasnett,
......... eligio1ls Leaders
To Speak/ Counsel F r Religion Week ...
0: Ha 1 C C' mbh
-·~,..,lre ~ tat; un elnr nnd
cr or ~ uth comes to p
IC•JOidlt: m n 'Ct \1; k ltg.JQU
vnnces ro mm t n I
t lh Ft t Melhoch ..
c tn Pasadena, Cnli!omin
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grodunlt: r Bilk
unt~........,,ty Kansas. He re-
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!C rom Boston uruvers1ty
udtcd at Hnn'BJ"d nnd
hv. tcm.
TT.A;lCC be h gone abroad
n relig.ous ~ orl· In 1929, he
t nd d th Aault Educ uon
nfertnetc m Cambrtdge En -
kllllc, ln 1947 h v.-as a 1 dcr Ul
\~ ld C.b.rL<tlan 'Youth con-
!! t Os1 D N' "'"'""
""'&' t \" 1'$ Dr Case li
of the Comn ~on
Glt:C of tne M thodsst
cll.. He 1 now a member of
Nattonal Student conmuttee
the YMCA
HiS educnuonal acth>tlles m­
clua bflng an the Board of Wat tht thcmt,
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nvO<'.o&ll n M nd \ Ill IJ UOO\: th I t"tiOil Of
Dr unci Mr
.. nd the Chr lt n
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lh \mons :ruesl spealu•rs .~n c rm·
pu for Hchgwn 111 Lite \\ t't'k
, all l>, Or nnd Mrs J. Rnndolf
Sa.snl'lt. of the Reli!t1iln m Edu·
c. lli.'m foundnUon. v.: ath head·
qu rt~n~ m Los Ang«.'lc Cuhfor­
nla
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t r SU n ~tt 1 ·ccull\ t da ec·
{ th foundnlion.
A lender nnd feat\tred sp ok
cr 111 rl"ll&Jon v. eeks m college
So mtl 1 b d Joanl nnd unl\ ertullcs Lhrouchout the
mcctm t 7 JO p m M nd y nauon, he hns lccu-ircd nnd done
..,~-r.nm tn lh '! "an room 1 nr~h tn England und Scot·
Palntm • mnnm Dr C 1 nd
'mn tum ~all m~l v.,th them He hos \H Itt .0 a book, ''LI\'lllG
nssembl1l" m th Both lhc C s nd Sasn lt's M mortal~. • newspapc:r rcnture
pu Uu t v. ill al o fe ut \\ UJ mcd WJlb \~omen dorrru· columns, artacles 10 rehgtous
Dt Case speak r on the top- tuden~ t G 30 Tuesday JOUJOnl., po<.'ltls and sonnets 10
~ Jl" B lr of Modern "H:nm ~ Dorm1lOJ') mC'Jl w11J mug3unc and unthologit-s ln
uruu;." " ) to Peo ) c lh~.: Rever .. nd Tom I•"utt.n· ddalton. Dr Snsnett 15 6 lt>ctur-
Pr "" Pr. du Po\\ t r... and u o tn uddUJnn t•' thl" h\ o cr, preacher and rndio spcake.t
Oecwon nnd &yond." l~.:~ms of p •akl'rs on Thurl!dny for Jcodmr. CJ\'lC nnd youlh 01
Each monun" 3 \\0 hlp pro-C'< niD!! ban1U1t1ons, clubs, conferences
grnm \\ tll lx: ld t i 40 tn thi.' Indr-.:1dunl ! ntcrruty meetings nnd chu• che He is 0 pecial
d "mg 1 •m f R latm manor a ~-.... cduled f"' w dnc-.... ~" h ,..;&• ., <A~ J l£'cturer on Jilcrnturc of \ c
un l' th ;p n htp f Stu-mght Blbl~:, hom£' and marrwge
ent Chnltl"n a tCHltlOn T • \ cck' ob rv nc • \ all Dr Snsncll was craduatcd
T'\\O mm ~" dJ.SCU..) tons wlll c nclud '"ath t.:ommunlon r-r urn the Mendian College and
be held d .Liy Once at 2•30 P m wr-.. t 12 noon m Cop<."lnnd Theologleal emmary nnd cUd
111 b It'd by \h Reverend M~:morml chnpt I Re-. rend rndunk study in philosophy,
Sasn"tt on Rehgtous uader- John B Hnrrmgu:m college n: hgaon, hternture nnd counsel-
JP Th cond t J p m. chap! m wlll ufCJCHl\e mg lll the Univers:at)' of Wnsh·
Sasnetts, Cases to Counsel
On Student-Life Problems angton nnd the UniVersity of
Southern Cnltfornm.
TrusteeS o1 Baker wm;ersity. Personal couru.clmg on reltg-Ma-s Mnrtcnn Tenney Sasnett
hns won h1gh dastmct10n ns n
professaonnl monodramnti!.t in
center at the Umversity or Wnsh-thu; country nnd nbroad.
WhittJ ·t oollt:,gP and &imuel \U p It m \ Ill b•• off 'll.'d to
Huston coll~e As a part of h L<'lv. ~ nd Clark tudcnts by the
uusten:tl " ork. Dr Cnre lS a R 'c end nd Mrs J Rnndolph
prof~1onal counselor in a gutd· S m tt, Dr nnd Mrs Harold C.
.:mce chnu: which h,. conducts at Cn the .Reverend Thorn H.
church. Hunre and lhe Rt."\•c.rcnd G.
Mrs. Phyllis Case v.ill work 1 horn Fatt4!ruso during Re·
w1th he hu band m the rehgtous li J u.:> E luat10n week October
program of next week. She u; 2 -27
promanent as a speaker an lht Grudu .. u.: of tht.: Um~ erstty of
Chnstmn home. marital relations Rschmond und Colgnt•· Bochcs-
n 11mUar top1cs. tcr 01vizuty chool, the Rever#
Her b:lckground ! relJglOUS end Fattllruso has ""ade back-mgton
Reverend Hunkr, a former
navy c;haplnln. ls (hrector of the
WestmtnEh'r laundat1on, Unlvcr­
sll!~' of Oregon. Hoving attended
Park collegt•, Pnrkviil•'. MISSfiUt"l,
and McCormick Thcologtcnl scm­
inDJ1'. He wru; 0 ta!.C mPmbcr or
tht> loundauon at Corncll unt·
'cr ll) itlld olso t• tudunt pnrtor
thme Hr• '"aU be avoilob1c for
con ultotton Mondoy through
WednCMin> From the inception c,f the Rc­
hglun an EduCDtion foundatiOn,
Mrn. Sns.nctt has collnbornt~ ·d
with her husband m the d••vclop­
me.nt. nnd tmplcmcntatlon ol the
vnr101.11 plllli>CS of lhf' orgnnlzo·
11on 's serv1ces.
She 1s al!m n recogmzed nble
lcnd~>r ln grCJup discussions m
th• areas or personality. wom­
un' role. mnrriagc nnd Uu~
home Mrs. Sasnett has done
cxten tvc work rn the (H~Id of
foreagn tudt:nt.s attending Am­
cr.cnn collcgt.>s and unl\'t'l'$1 ucs. Life of Jesus Christ
Substitutes for Sermoa
by Duane Oozier
Out ()r the pngcs or tryc Bible
nnd onlo the screen, comes the
cr nl l tory ever told, "The Pil­
griJnngc Ploy,'' tl1c lltc of Jesus
ChrlJit, wh1ch wtU be shown ns
parl of th Sunday Vesper scr­
\'ICC, 7 30 p.m., October 22, m
the Campus thente.r.
!<'Ill of emotional power, dro­
matsc swe!'!p nnd crushang trag­
edy. walk Peter, Jnmcs, John.
Mary. the mothc.r ot Jesus, Mary
()f Bethany, Mnry Magdclene and
nil lh(• fnmllior nnmes on the
sncrl'!d rt•cord. Most .impressive • of ulJ ss the masterful porlrnynt
or the llfc OUI blessed Lord htm·
elf, ns He goes up nnd down the
Pal timnn countryside procloim­
mg His sosp I nnd pcrfOI'Dting
His wrondrous :rnlrncles.
The feature-length color film
~90 minutes--was produced in
Hollywood and has a cast of 110 • profcsslonol actors. wtth Nelson
L<.!agh (J us of Nazareth), Leon­
ard Penn (Judn!l 1sennot. and
St~phcn Chns (Simon called Pet-
rl m tcllnr roles. Showmg or
the blm wns nrrnngcd by Vcspet'
scrvJcc chnirmnn Pnul Pctc:rson
nnd co-cbntrmnn Jack Jennings
through the Reltgaon In Educallon
foundotaon headed by Rev. J
Randolf So nett. guest ~pcak••r on
campus next week.
Suoslituting for the regular
s(>rrnon, Lhc tn(}VIe will be pre­
cccdcd by the intr~uctlon of
mntn s~nkcrs or RcllgJon in Li!e
week ond choU' slncmc. F'ollow­
mg U1e showmg will be n social
hour m the mnin drnwmg room
of Palntinc mnnor. SncnJaw­
cnns w1JI serve ns hostesses.
The public as inv1tcd ns well as
college nnd high school groups.
Odell to Speak
At Pasadena Fete
Pn• adc.nt Morson S. Odcll will
pf'l;'ach ot the F':tnil Mcthodi ~l
chua ch m Pasndr'lln on Sunday,
No\ ~miX!r 5, on the occasion or
th(' i5th nnnlvcrsmy ot tht
churda'a founding and the 25th
or complell•lh of the present
bulldmg.
Dr Odell wn n stStOnt pastor
nnd dil ector or n llghrus ">ducn·
lion of F1rsl chu1 ch fo1· seven
~ ~nr . Dr Harold C. Case, leader
of Religion 1n l~1 f' p1 ogwm. 1
now mlnist r of th•• church • Vlty melud.es parhCJpt dun round 1n youth lcndersh1p. He
m the School of :M ons. Oen-v.a speaker and lender durmg
lrdl Tcx: oon!en:.nce. und worn Rehgto~ Emphns1 '"ee.k nt Lm-
West Coast repres<."'ltnlive to ftr•ld college, 1945 :md 194i;
1.h World Council o! Church~ 1 dc:r at Green Lnkc Youth con-
n Gr:-ne>'D, Sv. 1lzerland rn ! ·renee, 1946 and 1947. nod youth
1947-48. lead r of tlte Luther league.
1:rE. Case l5 n member of the Rochester, New York. At present
~ gu of Women Vot.ers, the he ~ Univcr&ity student past.Qr
Womzm's CJVJC Le:t_gu~>. the of lh Umvesity Bapttst church Stud ntt; wl.'ltung gutdnnct.: can
awk~ appomLmcnt w Jth N ncy
Na~ues 15 mmut before or
niter any en·tcc an t.be theater
dunng the wcc:k -------
Durer Woodcut Movie
To Show Life of Christ R-L Classroom Speakers
To Represent Many Fields
Browmng ro<.'lc:ty and the Juo-and din ctor of the Roger WJI· A film, • .,.he Life of Chdst."
rao_r_Le_·ag..;;...u_c_o_f_Am __ c_r_I_ca ____ .....;;...l_w_m_a_r_o_u_n_d_n_t_•on __ a_nd..;__s_tu_d_e_n_L., 1 lmscd on woodcuts of the Gf!Tman
See. S82. P. L. and B.
U. S. POSTAGE
PAID
PortlaJ:ad. On.
Pam~! Ko. 431 p:JtnWr and en&l &vcr, Albrecht
Durer. wIll be given tl•r••c> show­
inn dunng Religlrm In I~Lf,.
Week.
The f1lm has an or111tnal music
acore baaed on medieval themes
&eJected !rom the New Testament.
Perfonnrmce~ will be at 2:30
WedneJday in B-10, Thunday at
2:30 in B·30 and Friday in B·l 0
1 ________ ...:,•-----=========~J at 2·30. 'fturty-tv;o dru.eit: wJII hcnr
t>c.:tk"' from the fields of pub­
he ut ihty mnnageml!nt, labor,
low, !Justness rrumngemcnt. teuch·
ang, med1clno nnd banking dur·
ing R~llg1on in Lsfe week, 01;.
cording to B:art:rnrn Forl>es, 6cn·
ll)r B A. maJor, 1n charg~ of
lHTongcmcnts rQr speakers .
l .. uynwn t;pt·akr>l'l Include· Em­
milt Mnc::Corkalt :, Jr., manager of
Arr Reduction company; John
Plankinton , Pacific Power nnd
Light company; A. Campbell
McGill. lobor representative ; MncDnn~cl Brown, Portlan<'f ln\\­
y1•r; Krys Nyland, St. Helens
Pulp and l'apo•r compunv; Lcsbc
Puyttm, \'ICC•Pfl.!llidcn t or Equil·
ubh• SnvingH und Loon aBBocin­
tlon: Lcslit• Dool, Pucaflc Mo­
chanet')' and Tool company, nnd
Dr. loKeph Nndt•l, Portland
Chnic.
SpenkPrs from the cumpua wall
include: Prorenor T. J. Edmonds,
Dr. nnd Mra. liarold C. Case, the
Reverend and Mrs. J. Randolph
Sntmett, the Reverend Thom H
HWlter, nnd the Reverend Thorn·
as Fattaruan . •
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