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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 9, Number 6
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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1950-10-02
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LSWIS AND CLARK COL.t.:EGE 1867
VOLUME IX • OCT 2 71950
Wednesday Convo to Feature
State Senator Wayne Morse
On Vital Oueries of Congress
Portland.. Oregon. Frfd,.y. October 27, 1950 Numh.r 6 &moLar Woync Mornc wall spenk nt a specml convoca
lton 9 a.m W dne ... day, November 1, on "V1tal Questions
Before the Next Congrc...c;s:'
Dr. Graham Plans Summer Tour
With 'More Fun for Less Money'
PJ ns for n second I~ ·wss ond
Clnt k sponaort.'CI summer tour of
l'urop Wt:!r\: announced this
\'iC k b> Dr. Al\•n Groham , dl·
a cctos or ell: me mary \!d ucn uon HC' has JUSt returned from nn Alaskan trip m£Lde as a
member of the S nate lnvestlgaling commlltee studymg
tcrnwrfal problem ond preparedness for statehood
• Top1cs wh1ch Morse wHI discuss mclude control of the
lugh cost of living and future actions in foreign affairs.
Senator Morse has a varaed background of judtctnl. po
hucal and cducnttonal nctavtty. Before eJection to the Scn
"Mote !un lor less money''
will be the keynote, according to
Dr. Grnhnm, who v. aUt hss w sfc,
wsll lend the tous. Both nrc c~
pcru ~nccd m this f1cld, hcwang
Jed pr1 VIOUS 81rnilOt ' lvUrs.
The cost New York to Nev.
Ytll k, <!.-<cludang personal e~
pt·nscs 01 nddtUunnl ssde toua-s
thut nse nvculoblc, Ill l~s thnn
800
''This rcrnorkoule low cost is
mode pos:~ible.'' Dr. C:rahnm ex
plomed. ''by cutung out the
fr11l of plush botels and slay
ln~ sn yvuth hostels and less ex-
Enrollment Totals
Less 1184 Students
Enr I ment figures for nc. t
boring coUI?gcs were released • Saturday, October 21, at a mct!t·
mg of the lnd~p endcnl Colleges
a~socJnlion at Multnomoh collegl!.
Totnl lor the ten small Oregon
tnstitutlons is 6,858 in compari
son with 8,042 Cor lost yeas.
Brpken down. tha represents 213
or Cascade coiJ,•ge, 1.254, Lew &A
ond Clm k; U07 I mCaeld: 305,
M&rylhursl; 200. Mullnomah:
125, George Fox: 853, Pacsfic:
~,556, Unl\'ersaty of Portlnnd: • 625, Reed: and 1,020, Willnmctle.
In addition to 1 ht• enrollment
report,. a plan y, as mnde for joint
solldtataon of corporations . Rcp
resentntives from two colleges
wall be asigned to cac.h mtercst
cd bus1ness.
C1Hs and donotsons may be
dcstgnated for u particular col·
leg~. a group of SC\'Crnl or the
com on treasury The last will
b • divJdt.>d equally among co-op·
cratmg schools. Funds '~ sll bi!
LUt:'d for library hooks, laboratory
fac:alit ies nnd scholarships .
The plan lS uae:•:d upon one
devc 1 ")pcd in Indiana by Presi·
dent SJ)drks or Wabash college
nnd ?r• 11denl Jones o! Enrlham
college. pemuve lodgmgs " )41 group ycrun(: In age nd p1rlt
rm: Uw pramc rcquuatc5, he~ "Youth u. .1 ncci!SSity," Dr.
st.J-c ·~ Sdt•cll\c grQup enroll-Gr"Dharn cmpha 12.ed, "as we plnn
lnformnlity :and ndoptobahty to c.1t, hvc nd travel in each
nrc the pllme rcqulSIU s, he cuuntr.) rus natJ\'c , nol tounst.s
str"csscd. St 1 clave group enroll Blc:yc.l wIll b<' UliC.-4 n.s trans
rnr·nt will be empiO,> ed lo gnln portatton an some of thf coun-
.. Guides' on Sale
In Gym Lobby:
Price 20 Cents
,\ lun.tcd munbcr (lC Psonccr
Guides. which wenl on snl~ Wcd
ne.sdny for 20 cents n copy, sold
"l1ke hot cnkcs," salesmen rc•r
pulled. The student directories
w 111 be sold again today In the
lobby t•t the gymnasaum by
members and pk>dgcs or PI Del·
ta Epsilon, .nattonal journalism
nonorary . They are on sale nlso
n the college store.
Begmnmg Monday Culde.s w11l
hC handled exclush•cly by the
~:ollcgc store November 1 the
price will go up to 25 cents, nc
cordmg to Bob Oevm, chaplc ~
president . tries."
P1 cscnt pions Include 'ts1ting
France, OcJI;!Ium, Englnnd. Scot
lnnd, Germany, Holland. D{ n·
mark, Sweden and Norway . The
Unlvel'shy of Paras nnd lhc Pco·
ples a:OIIegc 10 Copenhagen hove
both extended im'itulions for
one week vissl.s.
Lew1s nnd Clark student.., and
alumni will hov~ priorLty in
sinning up for the tour until
D•!ccmbcr. After that the tour
will be thf'own open to other
colleges. Dr. Crnham warned.
Sino • only 2i persons can be
taken, a depo it ol $100 is nsked.
Th£> lull deposit, howe\•cr . will
be refunded in case cancellation
proves necessary ,
College credit will
nblc ror the tour. be avail-
Students to Participate in Visitation
To Advance Collegiate Campus Life
LC students will take pnn an
thr! new, streamlined h1gh ~School
vutitattnn program for the fu·!!t
tune this yc=4r. Previously the
viSits reaturt."d only odrninistrn
tion and faculty members.
Outstandmg lltudclll.s y,•iJJ ac
company the admsntstratlon to
thetr high school alma mntcrs to
Mrs. Case Wins Honor
Mrs. Phyllu Case. Religaon
m Life Wt'ck spcakcr, has been
informed of h"r appoantment
to the Pre.,.adent's White Hous
Youth conference scheduled
for .Decl!!mbcr in Wu tungton,
D C.
Thas tcC"Ognitaon came us a
a esu It of her nhttonnl ond an·
lcrnntionul pat tacipMion m
youth work. help paint u more craphic pic
ture of campus life irnm the stu
dent view.
"As n hsgh school sentor nnn·
ly:tcs colleges to attend," com
mented Dean of Students Vcrgtl
S Fogdall, "there is no better
source of mformotion than a per
• on from his own high school
registered on that campus. Every
LC student con consider hun .. ~
nn ambassador or good wsU 10
all pro: pcctivc studt?nts he
mccts.''
Othe.t new features of the • VlS•
natsons mc.lude n p1ctorial note·
book or typacal campus. class
room ond ~xlrn-curr.lculor nct1v• • hies, und r. re,'isJon of the pt(IS·
Dr. CaseWarns Students, Faculty pccL1vr• studcn{'s appllc.nllon
~..:nrd The cnrrl now pro,·adcs for
n lillllng of "p~lJab h.• college ne
tivuu•s" WlU1 thlS oddh.wnal
snformauon tl is Celt thnt the
new students '''Ill be mori' read
sly integrated tnt\) college Jitc.
In Address to 'Give Up or Grow Upl Hill to Handle Makeup,
By Patricia White poses and prOCC$!it!S nre guadro Art Work of Yearbook
by one moral control ntc, hl' wns dcnn nd prof or
of la\\ at th Umv~nnty ot Orc
l!on a po rtson \~ h1ch he held
from 1931 tu 1944
Publicity Leaders
To Attend Chicago
Press Conference
Floyd Cummans, L()G editor,
and Miss Gay Hardmg, hcnd of
the JOU~nnlism dcpnr Lmcnt rmd
LOG adviser. wUI rcpl'\.--scnt
LPwas nnd Clark cOII"ge nt the
Assocsnted Collegiate Press con
ference to b held at the Edge
"" ntcr Beach hotel in Chicago
No\Cmber 2, 3 nnd 4.
Designed to gave college pub
Ucntion personnel an opportunaty
to diSCuss mutual problems. the
ACP confcrcnc ye<~rl) brmgs
together some 500 cdttors. buSt
ness mnnagers nnd sl:lff mem
bers m the only lU'IUONII conven·
lJOn or ats kmd
A." the ufarthest West" dele
gate. Cummins wtll lead one af
the discussion groups on the
topsc '"Whnl'.s new in college
w~kl1cs"" Mw Hardsng will
par ticlpate as dascuss1on lt!nde.r
In thi> advist.•rs' sewons on eda·
torial and bu mess problems
lacing todny's faculty lld\•lsers.
ThiS Is the first conventiOn of
th1& type to be attended by LOC
delegates although the LOG hns
won the ACP All AmerJcan
award five t1mes.
Assoclnt.c edttor Duane Do-
2:tcr will net as cdator dursng
Cummsns' absence.
Preference Day
Slated for Mond"y
Men rcgutcred for fr.ntemity
ru.shang may put m fraternity
preferences m the dean of men's
ort1cc Mondny , October 30, from
ll n.m to p.m
Fruternitics will nlso turn in
Utat do} the list.s or men to
whom they wash to extend bads
A compcmson or prderences v.nll
be mndc b~· the d un's olftee ond •
frntemat1cs "ill be nottfJt.>d Tues-
day regardang men they may bad.
Bids wall be cot b) mall 1o
the home addresses ond men
acel:!ptmg bsds will meet wsth
t h c 11· res~~li,•c frotemtues
Thursday, November 2. t l2 30
p.m sn the .tollo\~mg rooms·
S1gmo Alpha Sigmn, B-24; As o part of hu I gnJ v.oork.
Mor.u.• "rvcd ns 11p ool nSSl tant
to thf.' U S ottom(..; gent-raJ.
PacJfJc Coast arbilt'ator for the
U. 5 Depnrtm nt <Jf Lnbor. crunr·
man or the Presld€mt• Eml'r
gency board m 1941 rutd ns a
member of the Nation I De-
1 nse Mediation board nd W r
Lnbor board
U hns also bee-n aC'\1\ c an
cnm1nal sac:in1 work, bcanc o.
member oC th~ Oregon Swte
Ortme commission and chaannnn
of the go\·cmor's c:ommisston on
tmprovement of scntcncsng, pro
bation nnd poro]e.
Morse 15 a gradunt of the
UnJversity of Wtsc:on.sm He re
cesveci his doctor or JuriSpru
dence degl'ff from Columbta,
where he later held a tenchsng
fellowship.
litS !nltemnl affahllC.lons sn
cJude membersh1p 1n lhe Masons.
Rotary, social nnd honorary
groups.
S ymphonyTickels
Sell at Half Price
Students have an opp()s'tunlty
w save up tel one half pracc on
Portland symphony concert tu:k
et.o;, announct.'d Dr John gtark
E:vnns. music department head,
early this week
The mUSJc: depnnment has n:·
ceh·ed 350 sets or symphony
scrip to be distnbuted free of
charge to students. When prop
erly presented at the symphony
box office at Gnt's lhc scrip
wtll entitle studc.nt.s to n) seats
O\-"ailablc m the udllonum t
half price.
Tacltcta m ~ be purchased m
dtvaduolly or for th cnttre ll·
son, ~g1nomg \\1lh lhe tarsl
concert, October 30 Only stu
dents may tnke r~dvnntagc of
this !ow rate. The s~ip ~.-ill be
nvuilablc ut Dr. Evan's office m
the music bu1ldang.
The symphony'$ season Uus
~·~nr will conslSt of t n 1\'londa.)
C\'t'ning concerts and \\"111 an
elude: ns guest ololStS: Bidu
Sayao, soprano; Yehuds Manuhln.
\•iolinist; John Crown, pum.iSt,
Earnest Bloch, guest conductor:
Solomon. English p&tmbt: nd
Lth Kraus, piantst
Gl\ c up 01 grow up-thts is
the dccl.510n each ind1vidunl must
mnkl• n he facc:s life's uncertain·
ttcll, D1 Harold C. CnM cle
clan.:d In the vpenmg convoca
taou addro·~ lc.w ReligiOn in Life
n cck, Monday, Oclob••r 23 .. Reason makes fanntJcl&m nn
JJOSSlble," CaFe asscrtt.>d. ''ln
stcnd of checking your mmd nt
the door, toke ;your best thought
with you to try to rcliSOn be
vond tt~ason.'~ Eleven new nppoinment for
thss yeor'ti \'oyu •eur have been
announced by Jolu1 Fcrgison,
editor. Wilham Hill, art wslruc
tor, wall cn•c ns art nnd makeup
ndvlSer Lambda Phi Epsilon, BA-1: Frosh Schedule Sheet
Ready for Distribution
"Wh1ch you do," he I'Xplninc-d,
"dcpt!nds llugely on v. htll ksnd
of 11•llgious convactson you hun:."
l:Jpon this basts, he r•t fm·lh four
d~l'cndahh· t'~rtulntlt•s .
(.)( p11 mn1 y 11 npm lance, Dr
C11 e ba•lwvr·a, is "lh!.! fud OJ
mystc•a y In life unci G(lc.J," &J.
lief anvol\'c. both \'etlturc into
this unknown und the ndventun•
or mouldang tht• llluH called life
«ccvrrllng to this bchd.
D1. Cn1c cxprrHfSf!ll the! ccvnd
c••Jtatnt)' os the fnct oC reason
• . the knowlcdgt• thnt thts i1
1 lmlvent• an wllll•h the pur-• The thhd t·crtaanty Is lhut hu
man need will contmue to exist
"Nutions urP so inters lnttod that
lt iti imrm:;aablc for luxury to
i,;olnh" ilaelt while othl!l'tl nt•'
hungry," he rt~rnurketl .
FinuJly, then: IS the ccrtninly
th&l ttw way of Cod Will loat.
Or. Cnf.c wurnt:d that 'God
mukes it impoSSible for Un\'
wuy but II is own to he come
t .. pcrmnncn .
With bchd 10 th~<' ccruun·
ucs, Dr. Cn~e suggested "when
Y•JU ajnash th~ dny ond thsnk at's
nvt \'cry go<Jd, rcnutmiJ ·r thot
the •nlnUitr&ea uf Cod cvntlnue" Other nppotntmcnts are Chuck
Glbb, copy editor: R1ck Allen,
hthogu1phy t:.-ditm: Soruh Van
Fler•t, 8l•n1or L'<iitor, Nancy Bar
num, photu t•dltOI '~ MurgnrN
fhn es nctwiti~;s edalos·; Chuck . '
[h:ntl\•, nrt fit!ction: r1nri Hugh •
llcll••r, 8onn1~ .. nrtwrtght. Jcnn
McL~>an and Chuck Wrsghl, IC
porters.
"Organlzataons who han• not
poid for their lust Year's p t;es
by October ~H. will not be sched
uled for pogcs in tlus rear'
book," Burt Hendershott , bWII•
neSJ monogcr hus announced J\cac:iu, 8·34; Knppn Pha Al·
pha, B-311: Bctn M\t Epsilon,
G·22: Oe.lta Tau Rho, 8-30; nnd
4\lpho Rho Omega, BA-3.
• 'Little Man, You
Had a Busy Day'
Dt. U. G. Duhuch hod ousy
rto~ .)'cslerd y. He spoke to
the studenl body af Thf' 0 llcs
high school sn tht• mommg
OJ\ the • UbJt~t or th United
Nauon .
AI noun h• spokt> ot n lunch
con o! tho Kh\anis club on
Usc tQpll' "U. S Forcsgn Pol·
ley." As ll SUU\!Sted ntd tO fresh·
men in plannin efttr:&cnt us
of time. on ine pensive, p :rson
nl drul • sdtcdull"" she t CO\ r
lnf:'! 11 weekly pcrtod is nov.
availabl c h r o u g h freshm n
C\)\1 nJ>clors
Desa ned pramnra!J to help
ne~ tud<~nlS to g m prop r
tUudy h bits. the form wdl ulso
b &\'lulnble to other &tude.nts
'' ho might dcssre them.
Glors Hutchin , nlor ph\ 1~
cnl cducall •n mojor, dad the rt
work un the form whlcl1 \\
turned out on the ucwl) m
tallei.i mulllhth p~ m the
busmess otltce t Page Two
~ ~ -=: ;;;:>~
UGH f .. ·· IT LOOKS Ll KE T~
RAINY SEASON 'S HERE AGA\N.
J11onl n t For Thou o·h t
c.
Religion in Life week ended today w1lh communion. Jt
JS ume now for evaluation. Members of the committee will
meet next week to discuss the ovt;r-nll effect of the ob
servance~
Their discussion may be more realistically app11oached
if Utey hav·e concrete opinions and suggestions from stu·
dents. For this reason. we are pnntmg the followmg "Ques·
tion Box ..
Please :fill out the ailS\\ rs and lea\·e in the Vox Pop
box m the snack Shack or cafeterm. • • •
Yes •o
J. 0Jd you !md the
2. 'Would you ha\'
pproacb? week \\ orthwhUe?
prefcrl'ed n more evangehcnl
3 ll )"OU attended the seminars, dtd they answer
:rour partieular need?
4 Would you ba\'e prcleJTCd more or less musac?
5 Did the tretting ~m :sppropnntc!
G. Were classroom speakers ~ffLoctive'r
7. Should thls prognun of speakers be expanded'
8 Did counselling QD.S\\'er o personal need ror your
9. Would )'OU li'ke to hav" the "PJJgrimnGC Ploy"
presented at another ume dunnc Ute year?
JO Hu\e you any :addaUonal suggestions?
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BARK OF THE LOG
Support the Pep Band
To the Ecbtor:
We ha\•e a sttuoUgn on thiS
campus in which n splnt-produc·
mg orgaruz:atJon .needs a shot-m
lhe·ann :from tts truporters. The
group m rrwntion is the Pep band
and its sqppork'.rs. the student
body.
Of COUTSe, 1he members TCCCJVC
no UJlary. The one-half credit
GJVCJI per tet'DI :as lllSlstndicanL
They ha\ c no maJJpy uruforms..
FlMlly. ns college men and wo
men, they f'md tune out of busy
£C:hedules.
This is not an et!ort to take n
coUCCU!In on 1heu behalf (a)
thou h $1 per student would
mokethc.m :the most nUty.Jooking
roup an cnmpus}. nus is pure
ly a reminder of their generous
contribution whenever called up.
an. B.a Thanks to Committee
To the Ed1tor:
•l v; ould Ultc to express my
lhnnks to all tb~e 'vho mode the
Homecoming dance a &Uctl!$5, to
Noe.l Tanghc, Loutse Robertao nnd
:Mnnsu Edmonds for decorauons.
Kat1e :Moore !or orchestra; Don
Scmpert tor handling the <:beck
room. Carol Wh1tmnn for tnter
mltslOn cnkruunment; nnd Burt
Hendershott for retrcshmt.:nts.
I would t~lso lake \0 thank J1m
lit<!C~dy. Byron Riley~ Mnry
Lou Campbell and Burt. Jlcnder
shott, who contributt.>d freely of
thcll' tim Sunday to clenn up the
CYfJUUlSI urn.
Slrwerely,
Eileen Jones, Chninnan
Hom,..coming Dance.
t' ' I ~ (Dieede Prell
O!Ud&l rtUblla.tJor, ot lh /u QC!Jli.O Sludt:ntll of l..(rwla nna Clark
(l(ll Jr l'l ~
Jl'u"llall•'d woekJr Ourina:: tl1c coJJ'-1 y r. 8ubac:rlptlon me., 51 £0
Stfr ,.r.ar nr. Lire lJ)n ath the "1vortl
•
Now we know how the chnp fdt who had
n sword suspertdcd ewer h1s head by a 1'10d are on the record. They w1ll be consid
c?red by servtcc pen;onnel ofliccrs in mok
mg ass1gnnn nts. They will stlll bt.• on lhc...•
n~cord when st•eking !'\!admission to collegt!
niter d1scharge. thread. •
\Ve'rc m the snrnc boat. Our 'sword' is
the draft and the 'thrt'nd' is the fluctualmg
wlums of the selective sc.rvicl'. Too, lhc evil day foa· rcportang cnn be de·
1:1) eeL By kcc;pmg in the upper brackets of
h1s c...·lass, one may gnin n deferment, pos
sibly Lo cm-ry· through to gradunhon. Th·~ situntion somehow dc1cs not lend to
bring peace ol mind or cnsc of ~'Onccntt~·
lion on studies. Many of the younger non
vets nrc prone to adopt a "what d1ffcrenCl'
does il mnke. we'll get drnfted anyway" at
titude. Also lu be considered should bl• the tact
that the good Jobs in the service go to lhe
men with th • educational background to
handle them. Such a view is not only dnnge.rous aca·
dernicallyt but nlso destructive personally. Now lS the time to work hnrd so you mny
be able to tnke it easy later on. You can be
n mud-slogger if you like-we've alwavs First of nJl. 1t lov.:e.rs the grades of the
md1vidual nnd the standing of the college.
Regardless of whether one 1S drnited or not,
the grades made during thi lct..down pc--been partml to the so1t JObs ourselves.
N. W. S.
To the Liqht . • •
Midtermite Recommends Helpful Exam Methods;
Reviews Popular 'Pony Through Princeton' Treatise
By Chuck Cibb
With mid-term ex .. m ccplng
uncomfortably close. to the ccnt(!r
of the campus p1cture, let us dl·
ve.rt from lhc usunl puns nnd
prattlings nnd nnalyz. what we
might do in prcpnrat1on for th ·
mevitnble onslaught
Possible procedures which
might prov cJ!ectJve or : l.
Study your texts and lecture
notes thoroughly. 2. Study your
professors thoroughly. 3. Con
trnct o do-or-die fncndsh1p with
the .,martcst person m your clnss.
-4. Make your profi.!SSors con
SClOUS of your sterling pcrsonnlity
t.o offset your future b low-por
grndes. 5. Rend the stunntnc ex
pose, "1 Rode a PonJ' Through
An4 Lighter Plllltt.:lun," by Rovmg J. Bnll
The lost-mentton~d proc:eduro
is concerned w1th lOl Infractions
ol the ugc-old honor system whach
hD'I.'C been compiled, oiler being
put to the test. by Mr. Boll
Some of the crafliesl methods
mdoncd m the book arc:
the photostatic shirt-sleeve meth
od, whtch offers two areas.. pro
\'idlng the shirt hns two sleeves,
upon whtch rums or daln muy
be set down in detaik'CI chrono
logical order.
Mr. BaH cites on example of
how t?ffectively 0 slight l'-\ IS\ of
lhir; method wos used. Beroro
his geogrnphy·of-A.sio !mal, Ball
hod the buck (){ his most lrustt.'<i
friend's sh1rt made into a montage ol all the polillcrtl, rPgionul. eli·
mat1c and physical mops of 'the
rl'quu~d oreos; showing ratnfoU.
currents, population, etc. H 1s
friend sot directly in rronl of
him during the c.xom ond Boll
obliged by mnkmg two perfect
copies to be handed in to the un
'usp~cttng professor.
The Congo top system is n
mt•ll1od of rcloymg answers by
Ulpping out n simple code on n
rcsonnnt soundmg board, such as
n desk top. This method, u~;;erul
(lnly in short onswer qutz.zes, r •
qutres full clnss CCJopern tion tand
as mutually bl•nc!iciol to all con
<'P.rncd. Onl,y those sure of lhe
correct answer should lap It out.
nftea which It is :rclnycd to thl!
four corm•rs of the room.
Em's Friend Faces Trials
Of Studies vs. Social Life Bnll mentions u cas,. sn the
spring of '15 during a period
when whoopmg cuugb wos ram
pant on the cnmpus. lt wos a
lrut• or fnlsc psycholocy quiz,
the code hnvmc been prcpnrL>d by
the students prior to entering the
cluss room. The cndt~nvor ml'l
horrible resulUi because of the
mccssant coughing which drown
ed out the cherished taps to the
maJority of the students. Duar Emdy,
Hn\·e you ever bccn 1accd wrlh
the problem of kccpmg up your
soc:Jal obligations, your appear
ance nnd your grades? Do you
know how it's done?
rve hnd about a doz~n t.csts in
every subJect I'm tnkinc and I've
been going to all football games,
:f11"CSides nnd pnrltes whtch am-• ount to )US\ thrc • th1ngs.-l 'm dog
tired :from lack of sl«'cp, l'vc
flunked a11 (or very nearly nll)
of my major :t.cst3, nnd I look like
somethmg thnt ahouldn't be al
Jowt.'Cil
Beau Blames Diet
Johnny had the nerv to ttsk
me if my diet wns gcthng me
down or if l was hvmg on bor·
rowed Ume. Thnl wns just about
the straw t.hat broke lhe camel's
back, but I :finally mnnngcd to
control myself and we're still on
speaking terms.
l finally found n 1ew minutes
t.o fitudy for psych test the other
doy and whnt hoppcned?-My
room.mat.c wns practicing her mu
sic lesson so I went to the fitudy
:rom to work nnd hnd JUtl got
gomg good when agroup of girls
cam•• in with a radio to prnctict:
the Charle&tonl 'l he gnmc roCtm
was in u.tc, so in despr•rut1on, l rc~
oorwd to o phone hooth.
Sleep Triumph •
Agnln I'd just rcnchc.:d th" con
Cr'ntJ uon point when 11 ph(rnc
r~Jl came In /or onf• af thf' gir Ia
on that porueular phone. Bv
this time I wna quit• happy (and
J use th~> word loO<'.,cly) ao J went
back to my Toom, dropped my
books nnd went to tnc cot in tlt,.,
hascmcnt of Albllll,Y QundrangJI'!
nnd went 1/J sleep for 40 minute.. I guess t.he on.J' .t.ternauvc IS
to take n chance on gaming the
reputat1on ol bemg •n sdck in the
mud' nnd stop saymg yes to
every dntc. Speaking of dot(•,
Ted and Pot nt gomg steady af
ter only the second dntt:. Oh, this
modern world!
I wash S<'U?ncc would invent o
mnchlnc !something like n hnlr
dryer) whach you could Sit. un
der and soak up knowledge whtlc
you rend n good novel or paint
your fangernoil.'l. I'm rcnlly not • lnzy-just hre ensily nnd l'm 1'ast
growing old.
Love.
DarJene DP.ffcnbnugh, or the five procl!durcs earlier
mt•nhoncd to combat mid-term·
His, the hrr;t lS undoublL>dly the
most dependable. 1t r~ulres
nothing more thun 16 hours of
rcndang a doy, with the prov1s1on
lhot one doclln't stop to think
ubnut what onP is rl'ndlng,
Also It mtght be wist• to odd
thht Rcwmtt I. Bnll, or summa
cum laude w; his mnoccnt edu·
catm~s 111.1ed to cull hlm, hw; been
on rclwf since hu graduation.
Mid-Semester Day to Determine Qualification
For More Subsistence , Enrollment Eligibility
By Bea Fleilchmau
Mony vet.t•rans find themselves In n situation
<'nough •'llg1b1Jity to cnrry them through thls
worried b<lcnu$e their time runs out bclorc the
r.~mester. where they h&Vl'
mcster but nre
<!nd or the nell.~
Those who ore not caught in the dro.Jt cnll or not 1n the rc
&crve nnd want to continue, can complete:! tht• •nttn.1 term lC their
eligibility runs oM doy over the mid-point of that semester.
In other worda, 1f a vP.ternn has two months and one day or
morP-I"Jigibility lelt when he starts next Jnnunry, he wall b~ nl
lowl-<1 W complete thl.! entire cmcster find he paid substst~ncc ror
thnt pcrwd no w!!ll.
H the amount or time h H Is
onywhc,;r.-• close to the twu month
J.WJ&orJ, lcuvc lime lhnt mlly hovo
br>cn ue;ed bctore mny be brought
bar.k rtnd applied to the other
time to bring the ro•rnnining chgt•
blllt,Y over Lhro two mnnlh per·
lod.
If the vc£eran hna not token
the leave In the ycnrs gone by h•
1 out of luck bccaul\c he cannot
apply this to the r~mommg time..
Tht>sc who cnn use the lenvc pc•r
tod must of cour11e poy 'lor thnt two wt·c:>kB Uml lu r:;chool, ;us
mPntioncd hl'fort, but it 1s woll
worth It to gnt the ac.Jdllionol timt
Cor t h• t'rnt• tcr
About the middle of lhn spring
u•rm vctcrnns nrc naked to sign
11 nollcc o to Whl'lht•r or not they
wont the )flnvt!, It they signed
no when n kt.'<l if they wantfld the
lcovc, they will not be nhlc to ap·
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ld J'riday. Oc:tolar 27. 1950 THE P10N£ER .LOG Page TbtM
In tile Sotitll Side by Pat Cherkezov
Dorms Hall owe' en Party
To Feature Weird Doings Critic Rates 'Mr. Pim Passes By' Enjoyable;
Tator, Metzger Give Outstanding Portrayals
By Carl Landborg
Amldat c:ornatalks. pumpkins, w1tchs' broomsticks und
ghost , h\ mg gr uupl) on campus will get together for on
othl'r annual inlL't'·dOJ m Hullowe( •n party. Thu; reviewer hns olwny It'll
thut A A. Malnt• reuchl'd htA
p••tlk whh Winnie-the-Pooh, but
thul 1s by thl' WhY "Mr. Pam
Po!WcB By" ~; on Cn)oynhlt• piny
\• lth !lnmt•tlmcs exceptionnllr
good tllulogu :t'hc plnct~Pttln tmc Manor; the lime-8 tn 1 O:ao p.m.;
the d;tll! Monduy, October 30.
·rhcre should be fun gtJlorc aceordmg to the comm•llcc
heads, Gay Bergman, entertainment; Lois Lebnchcn , dccm·a The otluluoJ silu&tlon of Mr.
Plm's fm getfuJnc con ~nrl did llom:, 1\lnru• Ec.imond~tln, n frcsh
rnents: and lltarru~l Mugmn,
clenn-up.
rlnns coil ror doncang, elder
nnd dou~hnuts !or oil, npplt•
bobbmg, pn:zc•s nnd ev~.: n f'ances
for those who Ukt• Uu Jr t:ntcr
ttunmt:nt o little on the ghoul
tsh tadt!.
And for those \\ ho wnnt to
know about next Wt:Ck's cxom,
there wall ~. but of coua ,., lor
tun'' lt•lllnc to make tht purty
complete. • • •
Ac:acia c:olony will
open met'ling tonight
01. Harold Cnsc will hold nn
tn W-2.
h•ad the
da!lcussion in cunjunction with
HchgJOn-in-Lllc wcl•k. All in·
tercst•!d nrc tm•ttcd to Ctltt•nd.
• • •
Mn. Emma Meior, twnd o( the
language department, w1U spt>nk
rtt a me •tang of the department
ot 2:30 p rn, November 1 an A-12
on the liCe nnd lllcraturc of
Thomas l\tonn. Anyone in tea cst
cd may nttcnd th session
• • •
A.n.nounc:ing th1•ar engagement
nt a buffet dinner bcfor~ the
homccommg dnncc were Elamc
Mickelson, formt!r student, and
Don Stamm, senior busmcss nd
mlmstrntiOn mojor. No dntc has
be£'n f'l for the wedding. • • •
Memb.rs of tho I.OG starr nnd
P1 Della Els1lon were entertain·
ed by Mass Guy llurdlng ot an
uftt>r-vaclory "snack" followang
the Ilomecommg gnulf', Stnff
mcmbe1 s have hv••n invated to n
butft•l suppc1' next Sundny by Pn·
trictn and Bryce White. The
rllnncr party Will be 11 Scnc.i-ofC
o!Iaar for Floyd Cummtns. mh
tor, b furc his depnrtur for Ghi
cogo to ottcnd th" nntionnl col
lcgjot£' press conlcrc.ncf'
•••
Two Lewia and CIOJ'k delegates
to th~ college lcngu~> com•en
tion o! lht• Young Republicans
were• lt.-ctcd to high posts nt Eu·
gene 1nst Sunday. Dick Paul,
emot polit1cnl science major,
wns chosen president, and Pnul
Egger. junior ccunomlcs nlUJor,
wn nnmed sel.'l'Ctm y. Ten mem-•
b~.:n; ur the Lewis und Clark
chnpt~·r nt tcndcil the con\'r•ntron. ....
Mild.red Wharton. ossastonl to
the prt idt-nt an public rt!lations,
spoke nt n banquet of the Port
land Busineas ond Professional
Women& club ul the Congr~ss
hotel, Thur.sdoy cvcmng, October
19.
The occas1on wns m l'\!l'ognltlon
of Nntionnl Bu mess Womens
week The prsnc1poJ spcnkt'r
f.har .~ the plottorrn wath Mnyor
Dorothy Lei! Women !rom oth~r
such clubs 1n the neighboring
arcn WPre guc.tlts nt the nflnir.
• • •
Electod new pre•fden.t of B• t:a
Mu Ep tlon Irntcrnaty IS Howard
MOf.'n, lwnior busin~ nt.hnanis
tJ·utlon mojor. OUwr officers ln
t•lwlc: Ukk Holm, v Ire-preside nt;
Don 1.111dsay, sccrctnry: J lrn
Brugger, ll en aurar: Slnn LonQy,
~>r!:~nnt-ot-orms: Gordon Cor
kum, hl2ll<•non: D1•Will Morgnn,
chnplom. • •
Two new offlcen chosen this
scmt.•stcl ln SananR Alphn Sigmo
f• ntcrnit) nrc I)no Bnrlholomnus,
sccrotory, nud lloz Burnnrd, Bc.r·
n~nn t-nt-nrnur. Congratulations . . .
New Pi Dell Pledges
Pi Ddlt\ Epsalon. nntlonral
journoliKm honorary, hns nn·
nounccd th• plcdllmg ol four
new members They nrc Mrar
shalJ Burn~tt. nss1stnnt cda
torinl pn~;e editor: Pot Chcr
kczcJv, soc1ety ond club editor:
John J.'crglson, VOYAGI::UR
t..>dttor; and Potr1c1n Wtute,
LOG cdatortt~l pogc editor.
llltlllllHUI mtm tr
An all color movie, "How to
Grow 8( ullful Roses," Will he
1:1ho" n nl 8 p m , October 27 10
th•' lounge of Pnlotm• Mnnor un
der the tiPOnsorshlp or the Men's
Rost Garden club, Ol'cordtng to
E. Vu~tor Creed, club ptt.!Srd£!nt.
Purpose of the film Is to dcrn-
onslrnte to home cnrdcncrs tho
proper year-round cor<! ond grow
ing or the most populor of nll
l1owers-tht• rose.
The men gardeners wdl hove
theu wivt'S ns spcclol guest!:, 1'1w
college wall serve rcJrcshmt:nts
followmg the program cnu o lot oi :tun The almost
"nlarcl~ n~"W group that Betty
Dovl Onrdmt r prCM!ntcd lost
Thun;dny und Frldn)' seemed to
enjoy thclr work and lhe.tr in
rcclaous • nttltud<! renched across
to an oppreciatav<.' audience.
Paul MetzgC{ wru; o fane Mr
Pim He did n cauvmcmg Job o(
cstobh11h1ng Cnrrnwo_y P1m's char
oct£!r nnd potcntilll nomencloturol
dilf1culUI!S Trel Tntor ru; Dinah
r)C!J lomlCd outstttndlngly. This
was 1\hss Tntor's f1rs1 rok'-Lind n
~· bac one. Some of her mo\·~menus
New Minister
Chapel Speaker
"Malntulnlng Mo1·ale m o Wor
ncd World" la th~ toplc of the
address to be giVen by the Rev
erend Leonnrd Odaomc during
the II a.m. servu:c Thursday,
November 2, in Copeland Mcm
oriDI c.hnpel.
Hcvcrend Od1ornc carne to
PorUnnd October l to bceornc
pnstor of the Wcslmmst~ Pres.
bytcrJnn church
• • • He rccJvcd h1s bnt'.h~lor of arts
The firat m .. tlng of the CDnl· and bachelor of dtvlnit)' degrees
pus chaplt!r or A.A.U.P. Will fen-ot the Umvcnaty o! Dubuque
turc a Coculty pant!l Cln the topic, and also d1d gruduute work nt
"Academic Freedom." f.'ndny the Umvcrsll) of Ch1cago. 1'h•tcc
• vening, Novc•mb"r 3, In the n fca1urcd Pl!ukcr for rehgaous
cnfetcna. Tht· session w11l he n lcmphosas "ecks ln nud-wcs t ~n
dlnne.r meeting and open to .~11 colh'gcs, he h:~s st!.Tved threl! pas
members or the tocully, MCOI din!{ torotf>S an Illinois dunng the
to Dr. John l.. And<.'n;on, prl'sl pnat 16 yenrs.
ticnt. --------
• • •
Fac:ultT mernben of Blue Kc.)
nntionnl senior men's honorary
will present a supper mectmg fo
the nclin! mernbtlrs Sunduy, Oc
tober 29 at the home of Dr. U
G. Duboch, 9:155 S. W l~nncostcr
road.
Purpose of the mcetmg will be
to complete plans ror scmr tl'r
projects. •••
M"a.. J. R. Sa•nett, on campus
for Rclig1on-in·Lilc Week, pr~
SL'nlc•d n P• ogt·nm of chnrndm
v1gnNtt..•s nl the Jo l meeting til
the PQrtlnnd <·hnptcr of the Arn·
t•r1cnn As!!ocanhon o! lJnlvl'r<y
V(pmen ut R('cd colll•gc on Wed·
ncsrlnv, Octobc•r 25. •
In nlld1t10n lo DSSilitlng ht••
husbnnd In his ncll\•ttu;s, he l
o muno-dromntist of note
• • •
The marriage of ConnJc Conr.ld
to Gordon Kl£!r took plorc Satur
day, October 14, ot 3 p m. in the
drnwang room or Polutanc Manor
Dr. John Anderson oUicinted
Gordon, n former student, is now
in th~ na\'y while Connie, n jun
aor major, is attending school
The.v spl•nt thdr honcvmoon ot
TimbcrlintJ Lodac.
• • •
The engagem~t or T"atridn
Costt!llo to Rob,•rt l<'t1bcr wns
nnnounc·:'d nt 11 r•!C••nl dinner
party. Burh nrc J:ruduotl•g of
Lcwill nnd Clurk 1'ht weddm~
Is plnnnC!d for mici-NO\·crnhcr
IHIIl'I'S -KATI -iDI
tit .. w. Band Presents Concert
At Gresham Union High
The l .. C symphonic bond, dtrcc
tcd b) John K Richards, pre
cnte?d n concert ol Gresham Un
&on high school October 18.
'.!'he concert wa tb<! ftrSt m n
si•racs to be played nl severn)
h1gh schools an the vicinity. Pro·
grams for the cries consists of
mntenal thol cal:h of lht• s<·hool
bonus wall present ln compctat1on
ot the nn'\unl statl' hagh school
band tourn nm~nt 1n lhe spring
Richards believes the series of
concerts will protnttte good 1 eJ -
lion hip and interest prospccti\'c
music students ln coming t.o I .. cwls
nnd f'lnrk.
Senior Notice
Al the lrurt cnaor class meet
In{:, Kenneii-Ellis was dcclLxl to
tnke clnss p1ctures LouJsc Rob
ca U;, Mo.ra!lUC Edmonds and Noel
Tnnglw submitted the tour bad
for \'Olin Picture nppomtments
wall bo dtscuss('d at thu noxl
nwctmc. No\'embcr 7 at 1~·30
p.m. Don Stamm, president oi
the c:lnss, Ul'ges the suppOI t Of
o 11 enlors.
and
SMASH
WE&K
ALEC CUINNESS \n • "Kind Hearts
and Coronets "
Or Bow teo b .. tro,. Your a.aau ...
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"'1'11 \\ lniiO\\ liQ)" • lwb rt 1><-nrtt I Oilm...,
SOOD ' mc.:d a bit studsed 10 the first conlroJUng h: s eyebrow• and f t·
part o( the ploy but DB ahe gam· C.ih) expression n tim· ar lwo
cd t•onfJdEnc so did she cnln an It was mcc to ~ Ken F'nrru
amoulhnc..<~S H WllS her r~.;spon&J• bndc. He did n good job
blllly to ISd tht' mood of the ploy .. Brian-madro him o believable
ond sht d1d It wllh Metzger's young Engltshmon. Som tlmcll .. coprtblc• Mlp, httl too Br1ttsh lor compl"l
Mnry El1crby wos n quiet. de-intellegaballtv He nml Trel dad
l.i: rmln d 011\'IO Morden. Scott the long drsumcc kissing ~ne
Beach had the c:onfld ·nee nee • m th M!cond oct chormtngly nd
• nry for the role of Georg Mar-with the dclicncy of fecllng that
dr.n. l-Ie se m d to hnvc trouble was requ1red The s.mnll r roles
Sorority Women
Announ~e Pledge
The four c: mpu sororttics
hD\'<! announced the n mes of
twenty-one women who re fall
semester pledges. Alpha Gommo
held lhcir informnl pledge Jntllo
tlon ot the homl of June Collms,
Wcdncsdoy, Octob('J" 18 Tho.e
ple-dging nn • J onn Elliott, 'I'Tel
Tutor, Jnrlc l\tcAdow, Betty
Lnk<!, Cunmc Edwards, Joon
Bentley, Bonnar• Cartwraght
Verno Hogen, M81'JOne Dodge
nnd Joyce Jorvas.
Thetn Knppn held thc1r ple-dge
amUnuon an the drnwang room
nt Polnttnr> Mnnor lnat Wednes
day, Octobc.t 18. Those accepted
are: Jnnicc Grnms , Belly Duke,
B.trbaro Loftin
The Stgmn Rho pnrty was held
ot th home of Btubtlnl Heddon.
The thr~ wozncn pledged nrc·
PatrlcJa White. Ellznb th John
son, Cathcrtnc Hnh•craon.
The Cave women pledging Zeta
Theto Chi nre: Vaslliki VlnhnkiS.
Eliznbcth Conwny, M n r ll ~ n
0 Nc1U, Glnd)s Polchow. Ruth
Hoskms.
Mrs. Turner Attends
California Conference
Mrs. Hc.stcr 1'urncr, womcn'a
phymcnl education c.Jarector, ~nt
lnst \\. ·kend in Pnc&fJc Grove
Cahforn1o, where sh attended n
conference for phy rc:ll cducauon
mstruclors.
Rcprcsentmg 49 out of a pos
.lble 57 western colleg , lSi
physicnl cducoUon leaders attend
ed the twenty- axth nnnuol ronfel'·
c.nre at lhc Asalomor conferencr:
grounds on Monterre~ J)i!Dlrt!!Uia
operated by the YMCA.
On the return trip Mr.; Turn
er traveled with Mrs. Horold Cnsc
one of the Rcligion-ln-Life week
lender~
Burlingam e to Speak
Pncc Burhngllmc, n lstant
professor of (td\'t>tlismg, Will
sp<>nk on the topic. "High Sl•hool
NC\\Spnpc.rs s on Advl'rtuun •
Medium," bclor th Saturd •
ession ol the Slat High ~chool
.:-lewsp3pcr ussociouon. \\ hkb
wW be an saao.n Oc:to~r 27 and
28 nt the Uru\ "rsity of Oregon
Dr. Odell to Speak
Dr Oddl wlll &pc k Dl ll
n.m Sunrln) "rvlc ot S I rn
Fin;t PI'<'Sbyterlnn church on Oc·
tobc.r 29 H \\ tll di cu Or -
gon Prcsbytcl'lnn EducntiOn3l
fund .md ccunng greater sup
port Cor Le\\ h: anu Clnrk col
lege.
LOOMIS
PRINTING CO.
PUBUCAnOHI
cmd
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BR 1M3
-.118 N. W. lith Ave.· ot Anne and Lady Marden were
done by Pn calla Mc17..c.r ond
Mnry O'NC!lll
Mrs. Onrdtncr b to be eongrat
ulntt..'d Workmg wath nn ancx-• pe.rlenced cast sh" turned out n
£mooth, bcnutJfully hmed. Cast
stepping com dy
Arthur Coc Grny s set wos strik·
ing, but not obtrusive!)• so. The
lighting wa~ e[fcctavc ond th
illw;ion of outlrlde porticulnrly
good.
Campus Needs
Religious /Corel
Asserts Sasnett
P. 1_ • n must be shtftcd from
the boundan !'S of the church mto
th•• lntegrntmg center of the
campus. declnrcd the Rc\•c.rrted J.
Randolph Srumctt dunn the RP
liglous Lendershap S"minnr in th
drawing room or Pnlnun ~nnor
at 2:30, October 23.
"'Tbe <:<Intention of our tore-• !nthers mvoh•ing the separation
of the Church and Stale was one
of the most progressiVe i!ltep m
history Howe\'C'r their obJect
"as not to ISepnrntc rcUgaon nnd
cducal10n:• h~ poinl<'d out. wbut
to mnk<! cdu lion fr tG pun:.u..:
the subJect of religion ,.
Sasnett emphasazed lhnt c.bc
duty of !utur • church I dens
to restore the lo t unaty betw en
the two factors nnd pin~ relagaon
tn the nuclt!us o! campus hf .
In clos1ng, be brought to foeu
the Jdea lhnt )oung pcopl must
be gl\'en the lmp tu to crun be
yond the doors of the church
lhea.r relu;lous l armng
AN OREGON
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Cofnplete bonking facilities •••
prompt, courteous Mme. ... at
any bron<h of Thf' United Statu
Notional 8onk..
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• Soyl ... ecce .. tl
• a .. tt.lly-••11 senla
• Los 1 ef oil kht4t
• h•k Mo.ey Orden
• 'Itt dlub; pentftoltl'elll
~tkt ; tronltn ctt.cu
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Member r.Geral .Depoal\
C'o.rpq.ra\!o, a • Page Four
Vikings Next pponents
For Rampaging Locals
Wai.h iavc \\ lJlS under thear b"h"' Conch Joe HU$tOn's charges
host lhP Van.rmrt \'iklngs Snturdny oJte1 noon at 2 m the VnuBhn
~t Jnyout with \'lctocy number six an the offulg
After the1r humtlmting 31-6 pnstmg nt the hand~ of \'tClO~
tun. cd Enstern Oregon last week, the V1kmcs "111 t~ to r~group
th ll' for-res agamst the onrushing P1onecrs.
Lou HcraYily Tluough Tl01Uf rs
Coach Joe Holland fnees thl' sea n wtth no longer the brtl
lk!nl :attay of high school sumdouts ,.,. hach h hnd m tO\\ I _,
f.all Los1ng a great deal m tnmsfcrs to other sChools. the \ aklDg!:
lack expenen~">d resen.'l's. So,le '' m thas season 1s n 13-0 \'cnhc:t
01o~r Lo" er Columbm • THE PIONEER LOG Friday, October 27, 1950
Retur.mng m the backficld nre quarterbncks G nc Countrymon
and Gene Rtd~. ex-Eugene t.alwart.s. and Jert') 0'3.-rett, hard run·
nmg back \\•ho starred at Roose\ elt m Ius prep dnys, bemg named
on the all-at) gnd ele\ en. Rldt:r C:il.D also pla.l' en a
Well S.aocked in Quarterbacks
The Vllts are well SJtuntcd with quarterbacks With Don Fuller.
former Ch~' clrmd all-en} passmg ·wtzard, Hood Rl\ cr"s Ste~ e But
lon &nd John HeJU.-n.mp. Other backs mclude Ron MDler, ex-Park
rose nee, Dale St.ewan of West LUUl, Gordon Btcler, Adolph Wtl
Uams and 'J1ed Waterworth. ex-Waslunglon :track flash. Willameuo ·a hula-hipped Al Minn drive$ for o small gain through LC d•fenae bofore being
stopped by Pioneer baclc:s Fred Wilson (32) and Fran Cox (23). M1nn and Bill Ewaliko were in
LC'a hair oll afternoon until th black and orange h.gan to roll Jete an the lost half to win go
ing away. 20·6. Othor locala in play includ~ end Bill Bell (86). gucnda Ken Knudaon (61) and
Bud Cox (67) and center Guy Gerber (52). Photo by Ben .f'l•i•c:hman
Lme pgdorrners nrc Ed Harv..:y nnd JaCk Rtchard, ends: Tiny
Wtllenburg and Gordon RolllnsQn at tackles, "'ho WC!lCh 250 and
262, respecti\·ely~ Eric Otto and SOO-pound Don Johnson , former
Gresham lineman, guards and centers.. Les Halley and Lloyd Brown Pioneers Crack 'Cal Defense in Last Frame
For 20-6 Verdict, 'Rube' Racks Yards, T.D.'s
Bakke Rei.Djured By Chuc:k Gibb touchdown. W1th three minutes remaining
the dcspernh.' Bcnrcnts fumbled
on lhear own 38, Pioneer end
Phll Frnscr pouncmg on the ball
On the farst LC pluy quarterback
Bruce Longbnlln ftred a flat
pass \\ h1ch h1t halfback Francis
Cox on the dead run. Cox hipped
his way past the two remaintng
Bcnrcats when WHAM-n rna·
roon st1 enk, Paul Jewell (Cat
back) tore out from the Side
lines and nnllcd the surpnsed
Cox five yards !rom the goal
line. Jewell appa1enlly couldn't
wJthhold himself when he saw
Cox break awa\'. The tackle
pro\'ed to be m vn1n however.
as thl' referees soon overcame
their :•stnnu;hrneot nod award~d
the Paon~:ers th•! :~corl.'. Voll
nussed 'the con\'~rsann, lem•inF:
the f1nnl seem.• 20·6. LC spent most of the \ltee.k drilhng on fundamentals and tim
Ing long \\,tb developmg t.he.u-p~mg ottack. The P10neers thrt>w
onl)• six umes agamst Wtllamette. c:ompletJng thret:. Onl} mJury
\\ ns agw.c suffered b) Art Bakke. "'ho will probabl) st"e limited Lew1s and Clark's 'nun ted
P1oneers ~a\ c n homccommg
erov; d of 4000 a bad ca.e of Jit
ters before the) fmally subdu "d
the tr1c.k)i Wallamctte Bcarc:ats
20-6 last Saturday afternoon nt
~a\·er ~ladJum. LC went ahead aguin an the
• econd quarter \'Ia the snfcty
route after Anderson punted out
of bounds on the Bcarcat eJght.
After o costly penalty had fo1 ct.:d
Wtllamctte back to thuir thrc",
Ewnltko rnn a fake punt nnd
was promptly stopped by deJen
si\·e back Bob .Misley two yards
behmd the, l!ODl lin·· makinc the ction ngamst Ule V.1ks.
Pioneer Poru mt
W The P1oneers were ne\•er be-• ild Bill' O~Hara Key hmd but It was nnybody's ball
game unu1 the final qunrter Fl.gure l·n LC Grl·d Wall "hen btg Reuben Batsch, who a\·eraged nme yards per ~· for Conference Standings
WL PF P\ By Herbie Williems
By popular demand. '-''C mtro
duce 1t0 :those who don't already
kno~, the snulmg inshman.
"V.•lJd" Bill o·Hara. the pnde of
Oregon Clty. The curly-hended,
bumllt"DUS physiod educatlnn ma
JOr liS m fils ,Junior ye:u and a
ltnmSfer from Vanport.
H'"u IJ1JllOnO are hJStnrv and • c~ and like other: P. E
ma)ors. he hopes to be a coach
an hlgh school
Wben on the football fteld,
BJll u senous \l:hile perlomung
\\ lth the offense hne urut. The
hUSh; Proneer lineman stands
&X feet one and wetghs 191
pounds.
OHara entered the UnJ\"erslt\' -of Oregon m hts !reshman year
pla~ mg frosh football. t.nulSfer
nng the next ) car to Vanport.
Jn his sophomore year .for the
Valong.s lhe played tackle and
'\\'aS !me coach for the JUruor
\"3.rS..ty He also '\\on applause as
a hea\')-weaght '\\~tler. To
e"eryo.ru:'s surprue mcludanc b1S
em n. he turned out the folloWlng
spnng for track, perfomuog m
the hurdle event& He placed m
Statements Out Nov. l
Statements will be wued .No-
10 ember 1 and student checks w11J
be out Novembet 8, aceordmg to
Pans Stewart. head of the busJ
nee oUJce. Payments on tuit1on
~ill be due on November 5 'With
the de<Jdhne November 15 Stu
d nt cbee!ts will ~ applied on
twt.aon unfess. other arrangemenu
are made. Stewart satd
Loomis
Printing Company
5J6 N.W. Wh BB IU3 SC\ crnl meets, but doesn't say fhe a.fterno~)O, exploded through
ho\\· far back.. the right s1de of the \\'allamettc
BaU attended Oregon City high hne and rumbled 17 yards to
from 1943 to 1947, lettenng three a T~D and \'lrturuly acc the ver
.) l':ln; an football Cor the P1oneeJ dt t
nnd \\'US c1n thcu wres~g Parr Baisch Tolli•s Opener
!or three ns. flghung m \h.. The game sUlrtcd m thas year's
ltght-hen\"j cih"Won . customary Cashion; the P1on~
To keep in physicnl trim, Ball nppmg oU a dozen ynrds al a
worked m his ~ time at the time tbrouch an app:~rently be·
p:~per mtll, where he w11s in fuddled Bearcat def~nsc. F(ll·
charge of rolling huge rolls of lowing a ball exchange LC look
paper ont.o r-.nlroad c:nrs. Taking over on the Wdlamette 33. After
tune out for relaxatton. he n series of short gaUlS, Baisch
leumed the fmer pomLS of goll took a pllch-out from quarterback
and attended the latest square Clarke Anderson and tore around
danon clllsses. end for 16 yards and the opemng Lowi1 • Clark
Col oC Idaho
Wdlamette
LmfJeld
Whitmon
.Pncifac
srore 8·6 at half lime. 3
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0
0 0 88 6
1 48 -15
1 25 2'i
1 20 4-1
2 20 48
2 6 37
The slim lead he.ghtened the
excitement m the scoreless thi1·d
quarter as the tv.-o teams sec
sawed up and down the muddy
fu~ld . Se,·eral umes the LC rna·
chme, pnwcrcd by Baisch, Dick
Walker and Stan Blair, struck
deep mto BearcDt country only
lo fumble.
Misfits, Sigma Lead Mural Play
Sigmo
Lambda
Beta
Alpha
Delis
Mbfits
Polecats
ATO
Kappa Fraternity
ladependftl.t W. L. Pd.
, 0 1.000
3 1 .750
1 2 .333
1 3 .150
0 2 .ooo
3
2
1 0 1.000
l .667
2 .333
0 3 .000
'Mural cUredor Warren Smi.lb
urges all orgaoisa.tio n sporta
maa.a;en to fill out their •olley·
.ball eAlrin JK)Ued oa the bulle·
lin board by Tuelday. Nonm·
b«r 7.
The M.isftLs nnd S1gma re
tnmcd the1r undefeated records and heD\'cd touchdown pnsscs
to Gordy Sullh'&n and Don Bar
tholomaus . F'rnnk Lnwrenc'
scored the other Sigma tally.
The Mis!Jts won thdr game
by lhetr second cO~"'Cutivc 7-6
score: this lime the Tu·t>CJ Outs
were the \·1ctlnu. No slatutacs
were available for the g~Ame.
S1gma h&d Lo cume trom be
htnd 10 the second half to score
n crucial 13-7 \'lctory over
Lambda. The game wns n battle
between the 1wo undefPated teams for lop plac" m the stand
mgs. Bartholomaus led Stgma,
~coring nll 13 points. Don Sem
pert scored for Lambda, und
Paul Nordstrom chalked up the
• extra pomt.
The Tired Ouls pounded out
their ltrst win or the schedule
when they trounced thf' Kappa
sextet 33·7. Ttred Out htllfbjck
Hael!el~ set off most of the dvna· •
mtte by scormg Lour touchdowns.
Jack Godwm talltt:d the lone
Kappa marker.
Sportsession
By Don Floren Ekstrom Captures
X -Country Ramble
Wtllamette univcrstt.> dtsplny
cd too much power 1n the be
tween-the-hall cross country race
Saturday afternoon for the Lew1s
and Clnr k thmclnds to mntcll,
wmnmg by o !':core of J5 to 21
Russ Ekstrom of the Ptoneers
ueez.t..'ft through the male and u
half cour'Se in 7:00.9. After four
l:aps of the seven lap run, he bu11t
up a lead and was unchallenged
for lh('. re~t of the distance, win·
nmg by 200 \·ards. Wlllnmette's
Wcs Stnu(lt.:r edged l!!anunate
Bob Stephenson for second
Todny's mcPt will bt• held on
the P1oneer course ut 3 p.m. with
PorUnnu unl\'ennty .
LC Ranks Hiqh
In National Grid Polls
through the week and wttlt one By masterful m:uupulation it is poss1ble to ar
more game apiece to be pla)•ed nve at the conclu5ton that Lewis nnd Clark is trimmed
Jt r.eems
some. Ute Oregon Oucla, 18-13, 1011 S<Jturday .
logical to ouwne that LC ml9ht do the
r:e strong chou~es for the cham-the naUQn's fourteenth rankmg grid power on
ptorub.ip contest to be played tho: basis o! the rnnkings of Paul Wtlliarruon , na
next Thursday at noon. tionally known football rater, tsnd the wcPkly
In last week·s game, Sjgma AssocJated Press sportswn ters' poll Unbeaten and untted in (lve gam•:!!! the,> are
cme or the 55 pigskin nggregntions in the country
lO maintain nn unblemished record th1s year
There nrc foUl tccn teams with five wlns, ele\·cn
with stx and •,me wtth even. Th1s places Hus
ton's men mJC•ng tht •:hlc 26 'lf U s culh!ges. ron rampant O\er the Alpha :ee.x-It figwon out in this manoer: The PaonHr• .
Let 34·0, with Bob Strutz lead-with two •ot ... auhed rhe AP poll this wHkt
fng lhc way. Strul:Z ran for onP. Wi.sconsln abo drew two •ot... theoretically
touchdown, eoored another (1ft an making the Bodgen and LC equaJ in atrengtb.
interc.c.:ption or an Alpha pass Turning to Williamson . the MJdwHt crew rank1. r-------------_:.....:....:.;.:::.:::..:.:::..:.::.......:::...._=_:=.!=:.._!::=. as fourt•eutb nationaJir. Therefore Joe Huatoo·a
crew could be coaaide r~ for tha.a potitlon olso. Not only that but. according to staHatlc:s re·
leaud Thursday . the Black and Orange •~ Me·
ond in rushing and fourth in defena• among the
natlon·a amall college•. These figure• are for the
firel four game• only.
U. S. POSTAGE
PAID
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raung rerves to dramatl7. the pliaud1t1 which the
P1oneera re drowtng for th ·lr !in~ howmg this
seoson
They not only gcnned a apol on the AP llating.
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thi \l.·a~;c of nllcntion cn.cs to show that Jo •
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LSWIS AND CLARK COL.t.:EGE 1867
VOLUME IX • OCT 2 71950
Wednesday Convo to Feature
State Senator Wayne Morse
On Vital Oueries of Congress
Portland.. Oregon. Frfd,.y. October 27, 1950 Numh.r 6 &moLar Woync Mornc wall spenk nt a specml convoca
lton 9 a.m W dne ... day, November 1, on "V1tal Questions
Before the Next Congrc...c;s:'
Dr. Graham Plans Summer Tour
With 'More Fun for Less Money'
PJ ns for n second I~ ·wss ond
Clnt k sponaort.'CI summer tour of
l'urop Wt:!r\: announced this
\'iC k b> Dr. Al\•n Groham , dl·
a cctos or ell: me mary \!d ucn uon HC' has JUSt returned from nn Alaskan trip m£Lde as a
member of the S nate lnvestlgaling commlltee studymg
tcrnwrfal problem ond preparedness for statehood
• Top1cs wh1ch Morse wHI discuss mclude control of the
lugh cost of living and future actions in foreign affairs.
Senator Morse has a varaed background of judtctnl. po
hucal and cducnttonal nctavtty. Before eJection to the Scn
"Mote !un lor less money''
will be the keynote, according to
Dr. Grnhnm, who v. aUt hss w sfc,
wsll lend the tous. Both nrc c~
pcru ~nccd m this f1cld, hcwang
Jed pr1 VIOUS 81rnilOt ' lvUrs.
The cost New York to Nev.
Ytll k, <!.-<cludang personal e~
pt·nscs 01 nddtUunnl ssde toua-s
thut nse nvculoblc, Ill l~s thnn
800
''This rcrnorkoule low cost is
mode pos:~ible.'' Dr. C:rahnm ex
plomed. ''by cutung out the
fr11l of plush botels and slay
ln~ sn yvuth hostels and less ex-
Enrollment Totals
Less 1184 Students
Enr I ment figures for nc. t
boring coUI?gcs were released • Saturday, October 21, at a mct!t·
mg of the lnd~p endcnl Colleges
a~socJnlion at Multnomoh collegl!.
Totnl lor the ten small Oregon
tnstitutlons is 6,858 in compari
son with 8,042 Cor lost yeas.
Brpken down. tha represents 213
or Cascade coiJ,•ge, 1.254, Lew &A
ond Clm k; U07 I mCaeld: 305,
M&rylhursl; 200. Mullnomah:
125, George Fox: 853, Pacsfic:
~,556, Unl\'ersaty of Portlnnd: • 625, Reed: and 1,020, Willnmctle.
In addition to 1 ht• enrollment
report,. a plan y, as mnde for joint
solldtataon of corporations . Rcp
resentntives from two colleges
wall be asigned to cac.h mtercst
cd bus1ness.
C1Hs and donotsons may be
dcstgnated for u particular col·
leg~. a group of SC\'Crnl or the
com on treasury The last will
b • divJdt.>d equally among co-op·
cratmg schools. Funds '~ sll bi!
LUt:'d for library hooks, laboratory
fac:alit ies nnd scholarships .
The plan lS uae:•:d upon one
devc 1 ")pcd in Indiana by Presi·
dent SJ)drks or Wabash college
nnd ?r• 11denl Jones o! Enrlham
college. pemuve lodgmgs " )41 group ycrun(: In age nd p1rlt
rm: Uw pramc rcquuatc5, he~ "Youth u. .1 ncci!SSity," Dr.
st.J-c ·~ Sdt•cll\c grQup enroll-Gr"Dharn cmpha 12.ed, "as we plnn
lnformnlity :and ndoptobahty to c.1t, hvc nd travel in each
nrc the pllme rcqulSIU s, he cuuntr.) rus natJ\'c , nol tounst.s
str"csscd. St 1 clave group enroll Blc:yc.l wIll b<' UliC.-4 n.s trans
rnr·nt will be empiO,> ed lo gnln portatton an some of thf coun-
.. Guides' on Sale
In Gym Lobby:
Price 20 Cents
,\ lun.tcd munbcr (lC Psonccr
Guides. which wenl on snl~ Wcd
ne.sdny for 20 cents n copy, sold
"l1ke hot cnkcs," salesmen rc•r
pulled. The student directories
w 111 be sold again today In the
lobby t•t the gymnasaum by
members and pk>dgcs or PI Del·
ta Epsilon, .nattonal journalism
nonorary . They are on sale nlso
n the college store.
Begmnmg Monday Culde.s w11l
hC handled exclush•cly by the
~:ollcgc store November 1 the
price will go up to 25 cents, nc
cordmg to Bob Oevm, chaplc ~
president . tries."
P1 cscnt pions Include 'ts1ting
France, OcJI;!Ium, Englnnd. Scot
lnnd, Germany, Holland. D{ n·
mark, Sweden and Norway . The
Unlvel'shy of Paras nnd lhc Pco·
ples a:OIIegc 10 Copenhagen hove
both extended im'itulions for
one week vissl.s.
Lew1s nnd Clark student.., and
alumni will hov~ priorLty in
sinning up for the tour until
D•!ccmbcr. After that the tour
will be thf'own open to other
colleges. Dr. Crnham warned.
Sino • only 2i persons can be
taken, a depo it ol $100 is nsked.
Th£> lull deposit, howe\•cr . will
be refunded in case cancellation
proves necessary ,
College credit will
nblc ror the tour. be avail-
Students to Participate in Visitation
To Advance Collegiate Campus Life
LC students will take pnn an
thr! new, streamlined h1gh ~School
vutitattnn program for the fu·!!t
tune this yc=4r. Previously the
viSits reaturt."d only odrninistrn
tion and faculty members.
Outstandmg lltudclll.s y,•iJJ ac
company the admsntstratlon to
thetr high school alma mntcrs to
Mrs. Case Wins Honor
Mrs. Phyllu Case. Religaon
m Life Wt'ck spcakcr, has been
informed of h"r appoantment
to the Pre.,.adent's White Hous
Youth conference scheduled
for .Decl!!mbcr in Wu tungton,
D C.
Thas tcC"Ognitaon came us a
a esu It of her nhttonnl ond an·
lcrnntionul pat tacipMion m
youth work. help paint u more craphic pic
ture of campus life irnm the stu
dent view.
"As n hsgh school sentor nnn·
ly:tcs colleges to attend," com
mented Dean of Students Vcrgtl
S Fogdall, "there is no better
source of mformotion than a per
• on from his own high school
registered on that campus. Every
LC student con consider hun .. ~
nn ambassador or good wsU 10
all pro: pcctivc studt?nts he
mccts.''
Othe.t new features of the • VlS•
natsons mc.lude n p1ctorial note·
book or typacal campus. class
room ond ~xlrn-curr.lculor nct1v• • hies, und r. re,'isJon of the pt(IS·
Dr. CaseWarns Students, Faculty pccL1vr• studcn{'s appllc.nllon
~..:nrd The cnrrl now pro,·adcs for
n lillllng of "p~lJab h.• college ne
tivuu•s" WlU1 thlS oddh.wnal
snformauon tl is Celt thnt the
new students '''Ill be mori' read
sly integrated tnt\) college Jitc.
In Address to 'Give Up or Grow Upl Hill to Handle Makeup,
By Patricia White poses and prOCC$!it!S nre guadro Art Work of Yearbook
by one moral control ntc, hl' wns dcnn nd prof or
of la\\ at th Umv~nnty ot Orc
l!on a po rtson \~ h1ch he held
from 1931 tu 1944
Publicity Leaders
To Attend Chicago
Press Conference
Floyd Cummans, L()G editor,
and Miss Gay Hardmg, hcnd of
the JOU~nnlism dcpnr Lmcnt rmd
LOG adviser. wUI rcpl'\.--scnt
LPwas nnd Clark cOII"ge nt the
Assocsnted Collegiate Press con
ference to b held at the Edge
"" ntcr Beach hotel in Chicago
No\Cmber 2, 3 nnd 4.
Designed to gave college pub
Ucntion personnel an opportunaty
to diSCuss mutual problems. the
ACP confcrcnc ye<~rl) brmgs
together some 500 cdttors. buSt
ness mnnagers nnd sl:lff mem
bers m the only lU'IUONII conven·
lJOn or ats kmd
A." the ufarthest West" dele
gate. Cummins wtll lead one af
the discussion groups on the
topsc '"Whnl'.s new in college
w~kl1cs"" Mw Hardsng will
par ticlpate as dascuss1on lt!nde.r
In thi> advist.•rs' sewons on eda·
torial and bu mess problems
lacing todny's faculty lld\•lsers.
ThiS Is the first conventiOn of
th1& type to be attended by LOC
delegates although the LOG hns
won the ACP All AmerJcan
award five t1mes.
Assoclnt.c edttor Duane Do-
2:tcr will net as cdator dursng
Cummsns' absence.
Preference Day
Slated for Mond"y
Men rcgutcred for fr.ntemity
ru.shang may put m fraternity
preferences m the dean of men's
ort1cc Mondny , October 30, from
ll n.m to p.m
Fruternitics will nlso turn in
Utat do} the list.s or men to
whom they wash to extend bads
A compcmson or prderences v.nll
be mndc b~· the d un's olftee ond •
frntemat1cs "ill be nottfJt.>d Tues-
day regardang men they may bad.
Bids wall be cot b) mall 1o
the home addresses ond men
acel:!ptmg bsds will meet wsth
t h c 11· res~~li,•c frotemtues
Thursday, November 2. t l2 30
p.m sn the .tollo\~mg rooms·
S1gmo Alpha Sigmn, B-24; As o part of hu I gnJ v.oork.
Mor.u.• "rvcd ns 11p ool nSSl tant
to thf.' U S ottom(..; gent-raJ.
PacJfJc Coast arbilt'ator for the
U. 5 Depnrtm nt <Jf Lnbor. crunr·
man or the Presld€mt• Eml'r
gency board m 1941 rutd ns a
member of the Nation I De-
1 nse Mediation board nd W r
Lnbor board
U hns also bee-n aC'\1\ c an
cnm1nal sac:in1 work, bcanc o.
member oC th~ Oregon Swte
Ortme commission and chaannnn
of the go\·cmor's c:ommisston on
tmprovement of scntcncsng, pro
bation nnd poro]e.
Morse 15 a gradunt of the
UnJversity of Wtsc:on.sm He re
cesveci his doctor or JuriSpru
dence degl'ff from Columbta,
where he later held a tenchsng
fellowship.
litS !nltemnl affahllC.lons sn
cJude membersh1p 1n lhe Masons.
Rotary, social nnd honorary
groups.
S ymphonyTickels
Sell at Half Price
Students have an opp()s'tunlty
w save up tel one half pracc on
Portland symphony concert tu:k
et.o;, announct.'d Dr John gtark
E:vnns. music department head,
early this week
The mUSJc: depnnment has n:·
ceh·ed 350 sets or symphony
scrip to be distnbuted free of
charge to students. When prop
erly presented at the symphony
box office at Gnt's lhc scrip
wtll entitle studc.nt.s to n) seats
O\-"ailablc m the udllonum t
half price.
Tacltcta m ~ be purchased m
dtvaduolly or for th cnttre ll·
son, ~g1nomg \\1lh lhe tarsl
concert, October 30 Only stu
dents may tnke r~dvnntagc of
this !ow rate. The s~ip ~.-ill be
nvuilablc ut Dr. Evan's office m
the music bu1ldang.
The symphony'$ season Uus
~·~nr will conslSt of t n 1\'londa.)
C\'t'ning concerts and \\"111 an
elude: ns guest ololStS: Bidu
Sayao, soprano; Yehuds Manuhln.
\•iolinist; John Crown, pum.iSt,
Earnest Bloch, guest conductor:
Solomon. English p&tmbt: nd
Lth Kraus, piantst
Gl\ c up 01 grow up-thts is
the dccl.510n each ind1vidunl must
mnkl• n he facc:s life's uncertain·
ttcll, D1 Harold C. CnM cle
clan.:d In the vpenmg convoca
taou addro·~ lc.w ReligiOn in Life
n cck, Monday, Oclob••r 23 .. Reason makes fanntJcl&m nn
JJOSSlble," CaFe asscrtt.>d. ''ln
stcnd of checking your mmd nt
the door, toke ;your best thought
with you to try to rcliSOn be
vond tt~ason.'~ Eleven new nppoinment for
thss yeor'ti \'oyu •eur have been
announced by Jolu1 Fcrgison,
editor. Wilham Hill, art wslruc
tor, wall cn•c ns art nnd makeup
ndvlSer Lambda Phi Epsilon, BA-1: Frosh Schedule Sheet
Ready for Distribution
"Wh1ch you do," he I'Xplninc-d,
"dcpt!nds llugely on v. htll ksnd
of 11•llgious convactson you hun:."
l:Jpon this basts, he r•t fm·lh four
d~l'cndahh· t'~rtulntlt•s .
(.)( p11 mn1 y 11 npm lance, Dr
C11 e ba•lwvr·a, is "lh!.! fud OJ
mystc•a y In life unci G(lc.J," &J.
lief anvol\'c. both \'etlturc into
this unknown und the ndventun•
or mouldang tht• llluH called life
«ccvrrllng to this bchd.
D1. Cn1c cxprrHfSf!ll the! ccvnd
c••Jtatnt)' os the fnct oC reason
• . the knowlcdgt• thnt thts i1
1 lmlvent• an wllll•h the pur-• The thhd t·crtaanty Is lhut hu
man need will contmue to exist
"Nutions urP so inters lnttod that
lt iti imrm:;aablc for luxury to
i,;olnh" ilaelt while othl!l'tl nt•'
hungry," he rt~rnurketl .
FinuJly, then: IS the ccrtninly
th&l ttw way of Cod Will loat.
Or. Cnf.c wurnt:d that 'God
mukes it impoSSible for Un\'
wuy but II is own to he come
t .. pcrmnncn .
With bchd 10 th~<' ccruun·
ucs, Dr. Cn~e suggested "when
Y•JU ajnash th~ dny ond thsnk at's
nvt \'cry go<Jd, rcnutmiJ ·r thot
the •nlnUitr&ea uf Cod cvntlnue" Other nppotntmcnts are Chuck
Glbb, copy editor: R1ck Allen,
hthogu1phy t:.-ditm: Soruh Van
Fler•t, 8l•n1or L'<iitor, Nancy Bar
num, photu t•dltOI '~ MurgnrN
fhn es nctwiti~;s edalos·; Chuck . '
[h:ntl\•, nrt fit!ction: r1nri Hugh •
llcll••r, 8onn1~ .. nrtwrtght. Jcnn
McL~>an and Chuck Wrsghl, IC
porters.
"Organlzataons who han• not
poid for their lust Year's p t;es
by October ~H. will not be sched
uled for pogcs in tlus rear'
book," Burt Hendershott , bWII•
neSJ monogcr hus announced J\cac:iu, 8·34; Knppn Pha Al·
pha, B-311: Bctn M\t Epsilon,
G·22: Oe.lta Tau Rho, 8-30; nnd
4\lpho Rho Omega, BA-3.
• 'Little Man, You
Had a Busy Day'
Dt. U. G. Duhuch hod ousy
rto~ .)'cslerd y. He spoke to
the studenl body af Thf' 0 llcs
high school sn tht• mommg
OJ\ the • UbJt~t or th United
Nauon .
AI noun h• spokt> ot n lunch
con o! tho Kh\anis club on
Usc tQpll' "U. S Forcsgn Pol·
ley." As ll SUU\!Sted ntd tO fresh·
men in plannin efttr:&cnt us
of time. on ine pensive, p :rson
nl drul • sdtcdull"" she t CO\ r
lnf:'! 11 weekly pcrtod is nov.
availabl c h r o u g h freshm n
C\)\1 nJ>clors
Desa ned pramnra!J to help
ne~ tud<~nlS to g m prop r
tUudy h bits. the form wdl ulso
b &\'lulnble to other &tude.nts
'' ho might dcssre them.
Glors Hutchin , nlor ph\ 1~
cnl cducall •n mojor, dad the rt
work un the form whlcl1 \\
turned out on the ucwl) m
tallei.i mulllhth p~ m the
busmess otltce t Page Two
~ ~ -=: ;;;:>~
UGH f .. ·· IT LOOKS Ll KE T~
RAINY SEASON 'S HERE AGA\N.
J11onl n t For Thou o·h t
c.
Religion in Life week ended today w1lh communion. Jt
JS ume now for evaluation. Members of the committee will
meet next week to discuss the ovt;r-nll effect of the ob
servance~
Their discussion may be more realistically app11oached
if Utey hav·e concrete opinions and suggestions from stu·
dents. For this reason. we are pnntmg the followmg "Ques·
tion Box ..
Please :fill out the ailS\\ rs and lea\·e in the Vox Pop
box m the snack Shack or cafeterm. • • •
Yes •o
J. 0Jd you !md the
2. 'Would you ha\'
pproacb? week \\ orthwhUe?
prefcrl'ed n more evangehcnl
3 ll )"OU attended the seminars, dtd they answer
:rour partieular need?
4 Would you ba\'e prcleJTCd more or less musac?
5 Did the tretting ~m :sppropnntc!
G. Were classroom speakers ~ffLoctive'r
7. Should thls prognun of speakers be expanded'
8 Did counselling QD.S\\'er o personal need ror your
9. Would )'OU li'ke to hav" the "PJJgrimnGC Ploy"
presented at another ume dunnc Ute year?
JO Hu\e you any :addaUonal suggestions?
-----------------
BARK OF THE LOG
Support the Pep Band
To the Ecbtor:
We ha\•e a sttuoUgn on thiS
campus in which n splnt-produc·
mg orgaruz:atJon .needs a shot-m
lhe·ann :from tts truporters. The
group m rrwntion is the Pep band
and its sqppork'.rs. the student
body.
Of COUTSe, 1he members TCCCJVC
no UJlary. The one-half credit
GJVCJI per tet'DI :as lllSlstndicanL
They ha\ c no maJJpy uruforms..
FlMlly. ns college men and wo
men, they f'md tune out of busy
£C:hedules.
This is not an et!ort to take n
coUCCU!In on 1heu behalf (a)
thou h $1 per student would
mokethc.m :the most nUty.Jooking
roup an cnmpus}. nus is pure
ly a reminder of their generous
contribution whenever called up.
an. B.a Thanks to Committee
To the Ed1tor:
•l v; ould Ultc to express my
lhnnks to all tb~e 'vho mode the
Homecoming dance a &Uctl!$5, to
Noe.l Tanghc, Loutse Robertao nnd
:Mnnsu Edmonds for decorauons.
Kat1e :Moore !or orchestra; Don
Scmpert tor handling the <:beck
room. Carol Wh1tmnn for tnter
mltslOn cnkruunment; nnd Burt
Hendershott for retrcshmt.:nts.
I would t~lso lake \0 thank J1m
lit<!C~dy. Byron Riley~ Mnry
Lou Campbell and Burt. Jlcnder
shott, who contributt.>d freely of
thcll' tim Sunday to clenn up the
CYfJUUlSI urn.
Slrwerely,
Eileen Jones, Chninnan
Hom,..coming Dance.
t' ' I ~ (Dieede Prell
O!Ud&l rtUblla.tJor, ot lh /u QC!Jli.O Sludt:ntll of l..(rwla nna Clark
(l(ll Jr l'l ~
Jl'u"llall•'d woekJr Ourina:: tl1c coJJ'-1 y r. 8ubac:rlptlon me., 51 £0
Stfr ,.r.ar nr. Lire lJ)n ath the "1vortl
•
Now we know how the chnp fdt who had
n sword suspertdcd ewer h1s head by a 1'10d are on the record. They w1ll be consid
c?red by servtcc pen;onnel ofliccrs in mok
mg ass1gnnn nts. They will stlll bt.• on lhc...•
n~cord when st•eking !'\!admission to collegt!
niter d1scharge. thread. •
\Ve'rc m the snrnc boat. Our 'sword' is
the draft and the 'thrt'nd' is the fluctualmg
wlums of the selective sc.rvicl'. Too, lhc evil day foa· rcportang cnn be de·
1:1) eeL By kcc;pmg in the upper brackets of
h1s c...·lass, one may gnin n deferment, pos
sibly Lo cm-ry· through to gradunhon. Th·~ situntion somehow dc1cs not lend to
bring peace ol mind or cnsc of ~'Onccntt~·
lion on studies. Many of the younger non
vets nrc prone to adopt a "what d1ffcrenCl'
does il mnke. we'll get drnfted anyway" at
titude. Also lu be considered should bl• the tact
that the good Jobs in the service go to lhe
men with th • educational background to
handle them. Such a view is not only dnnge.rous aca·
dernicallyt but nlso destructive personally. Now lS the time to work hnrd so you mny
be able to tnke it easy later on. You can be
n mud-slogger if you like-we've alwavs First of nJl. 1t lov.:e.rs the grades of the
md1vidual nnd the standing of the college.
Regardless of whether one 1S drnited or not,
the grades made during thi lct..down pc--been partml to the so1t JObs ourselves.
N. W. S.
To the Liqht . • •
Midtermite Recommends Helpful Exam Methods;
Reviews Popular 'Pony Through Princeton' Treatise
By Chuck Cibb
With mid-term ex .. m ccplng
uncomfortably close. to the ccnt(!r
of the campus p1cture, let us dl·
ve.rt from lhc usunl puns nnd
prattlings nnd nnalyz. what we
might do in prcpnrat1on for th ·
mevitnble onslaught
Possible procedures which
might prov cJ!ectJve or : l.
Study your texts and lecture
notes thoroughly. 2. Study your
professors thoroughly. 3. Con
trnct o do-or-die fncndsh1p with
the .,martcst person m your clnss.
-4. Make your profi.!SSors con
SClOUS of your sterling pcrsonnlity
t.o offset your future b low-por
grndes. 5. Rend the stunntnc ex
pose, "1 Rode a PonJ' Through
An4 Lighter Plllltt.:lun," by Rovmg J. Bnll
The lost-mentton~d proc:eduro
is concerned w1th lOl Infractions
ol the ugc-old honor system whach
hD'I.'C been compiled, oiler being
put to the test. by Mr. Boll
Some of the crafliesl methods
mdoncd m the book arc:
the photostatic shirt-sleeve meth
od, whtch offers two areas.. pro
\'idlng the shirt hns two sleeves,
upon whtch rums or daln muy
be set down in detaik'CI chrono
logical order.
Mr. BaH cites on example of
how t?ffectively 0 slight l'-\ IS\ of
lhir; method wos used. Beroro
his geogrnphy·of-A.sio !mal, Ball
hod the buck (){ his most lrustt.'<i
friend's sh1rt made into a montage ol all the polillcrtl, rPgionul. eli·
mat1c and physical mops of 'the
rl'quu~d oreos; showing ratnfoU.
currents, population, etc. H 1s
friend sot directly in rronl of
him during the c.xom ond Boll
obliged by mnkmg two perfect
copies to be handed in to the un
'usp~cttng professor.
The Congo top system is n
mt•ll1od of rcloymg answers by
Ulpping out n simple code on n
rcsonnnt soundmg board, such as
n desk top. This method, u~;;erul
(lnly in short onswer qutz.zes, r •
qutres full clnss CCJopern tion tand
as mutually bl•nc!iciol to all con
<'P.rncd. Onl,y those sure of lhe
correct answer should lap It out.
nftea which It is :rclnycd to thl!
four corm•rs of the room.
Em's Friend Faces Trials
Of Studies vs. Social Life Bnll mentions u cas,. sn the
spring of '15 during a period
when whoopmg cuugb wos ram
pant on the cnmpus. lt wos a
lrut• or fnlsc psycholocy quiz,
the code hnvmc been prcpnrL>d by
the students prior to entering the
cluss room. The cndt~nvor ml'l
horrible resulUi because of the
mccssant coughing which drown
ed out the cherished taps to the
maJority of the students. Duar Emdy,
Hn\·e you ever bccn 1accd wrlh
the problem of kccpmg up your
soc:Jal obligations, your appear
ance nnd your grades? Do you
know how it's done?
rve hnd about a doz~n t.csts in
every subJect I'm tnkinc and I've
been going to all football games,
:f11"CSides nnd pnrltes whtch am-• ount to )US\ thrc • th1ngs.-l 'm dog
tired :from lack of sl«'cp, l'vc
flunked a11 (or very nearly nll)
of my major :t.cst3, nnd I look like
somethmg thnt ahouldn't be al
Jowt.'Cil
Beau Blames Diet
Johnny had the nerv to ttsk
me if my diet wns gcthng me
down or if l was hvmg on bor·
rowed Ume. Thnl wns just about
the straw t.hat broke lhe camel's
back, but I :finally mnnngcd to
control myself and we're still on
speaking terms.
l finally found n 1ew minutes
t.o fitudy for psych test the other
doy and whnt hoppcned?-My
room.mat.c wns practicing her mu
sic lesson so I went to the fitudy
:rom to work nnd hnd JUtl got
gomg good when agroup of girls
cam•• in with a radio to prnctict:
the Charle&tonl 'l he gnmc roCtm
was in u.tc, so in despr•rut1on, l rc~
oorwd to o phone hooth.
Sleep Triumph •
Agnln I'd just rcnchc.:d th" con
Cr'ntJ uon point when 11 ph(rnc
r~Jl came In /or onf• af thf' gir Ia
on that porueular phone. Bv
this time I wna quit• happy (and
J use th~> word loO<'.,cly) ao J went
back to my Toom, dropped my
books nnd went to tnc cot in tlt,.,
hascmcnt of Albllll,Y QundrangJI'!
nnd went 1/J sleep for 40 minute.. I guess t.he on.J' .t.ternauvc IS
to take n chance on gaming the
reputat1on ol bemg •n sdck in the
mud' nnd stop saymg yes to
every dntc. Speaking of dot(•,
Ted and Pot nt gomg steady af
ter only the second dntt:. Oh, this
modern world!
I wash S<'U?ncc would invent o
mnchlnc !something like n hnlr
dryer) whach you could Sit. un
der and soak up knowledge whtlc
you rend n good novel or paint
your fangernoil.'l. I'm rcnlly not • lnzy-just hre ensily nnd l'm 1'ast
growing old.
Love.
DarJene DP.ffcnbnugh, or the five procl!durcs earlier
mt•nhoncd to combat mid-term·
His, the hrr;t lS undoublL>dly the
most dependable. 1t r~ulres
nothing more thun 16 hours of
rcndang a doy, with the prov1s1on
lhot one doclln't stop to think
ubnut what onP is rl'ndlng,
Also It mtght be wist• to odd
thht Rcwmtt I. Bnll, or summa
cum laude w; his mnoccnt edu·
catm~s 111.1ed to cull hlm, hw; been
on rclwf since hu graduation.
Mid-Semester Day to Determine Qualification
For More Subsistence , Enrollment Eligibility
By Bea Fleilchmau
Mony vet.t•rans find themselves In n situation
<'nough •'llg1b1Jity to cnrry them through thls
worried b<lcnu$e their time runs out bclorc the
r.~mester. where they h&Vl'
mcster but nre
<!nd or the nell.~
Those who ore not caught in the dro.Jt cnll or not 1n the rc
&crve nnd want to continue, can complete:! tht• •nttn.1 term lC their
eligibility runs oM doy over the mid-point of that semester.
In other worda, 1f a vP.ternn has two months and one day or
morP-I"Jigibility lelt when he starts next Jnnunry, he wall b~ nl
lowl-<1 W complete thl.! entire cmcster find he paid substst~ncc ror
thnt pcrwd no w!!ll.
H the amount or time h H Is
onywhc,;r.-• close to the twu month
J.WJ&orJ, lcuvc lime lhnt mlly hovo
br>cn ue;ed bctore mny be brought
bar.k rtnd applied to the other
time to bring the ro•rnnining chgt•
blllt,Y over Lhro two mnnlh per·
lod.
If the vc£eran hna not token
the leave In the ycnrs gone by h•
1 out of luck bccaul\c he cannot
apply this to the r~mommg time..
Tht>sc who cnn use the lenvc pc•r
tod must of cour11e poy 'lor thnt two wt·c:>kB Uml lu r:;chool, ;us
mPntioncd hl'fort, but it 1s woll
worth It to gnt the ac.Jdllionol timt
Cor t h• t'rnt• tcr
About the middle of lhn spring
u•rm vctcrnns nrc naked to sign
11 nollcc o to Whl'lht•r or not they
wont the )flnvt!, It they signed
no when n kt.'<l if they wantfld the
lcovc, they will not be nhlc to ap·
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ld J'riday. Oc:tolar 27. 1950 THE P10N£ER .LOG Page TbtM
In tile Sotitll Side by Pat Cherkezov
Dorms Hall owe' en Party
To Feature Weird Doings Critic Rates 'Mr. Pim Passes By' Enjoyable;
Tator, Metzger Give Outstanding Portrayals
By Carl Landborg
Amldat c:ornatalks. pumpkins, w1tchs' broomsticks und
ghost , h\ mg gr uupl) on campus will get together for on
othl'r annual inlL't'·dOJ m Hullowe( •n party. Thu; reviewer hns olwny It'll
thut A A. Malnt• reuchl'd htA
p••tlk whh Winnie-the-Pooh, but
thul 1s by thl' WhY "Mr. Pam
Po!WcB By" ~; on Cn)oynhlt• piny
\• lth !lnmt•tlmcs exceptionnllr
good tllulogu :t'hc plnct~Pttln tmc Manor; the lime-8 tn 1 O:ao p.m.;
the d;tll! Monduy, October 30.
·rhcre should be fun gtJlorc aceordmg to the comm•llcc
heads, Gay Bergman, entertainment; Lois Lebnchcn , dccm·a The otluluoJ silu&tlon of Mr.
Plm's fm getfuJnc con ~nrl did llom:, 1\lnru• Ec.imond~tln, n frcsh
rnents: and lltarru~l Mugmn,
clenn-up.
rlnns coil ror doncang, elder
nnd dou~hnuts !or oil, npplt•
bobbmg, pn:zc•s nnd ev~.: n f'ances
for those who Ukt• Uu Jr t:ntcr
ttunmt:nt o little on the ghoul
tsh tadt!.
And for those \\ ho wnnt to
know about next Wt:Ck's cxom,
there wall ~. but of coua ,., lor
tun'' lt•lllnc to make tht purty
complete. • • •
Ac:acia c:olony will
open met'ling tonight
01. Harold Cnsc will hold nn
tn W-2.
h•ad the
da!lcussion in cunjunction with
HchgJOn-in-Lllc wcl•k. All in·
tercst•!d nrc tm•ttcd to Ctltt•nd.
• • •
Mn. Emma Meior, twnd o( the
language department, w1U spt>nk
rtt a me •tang of the department
ot 2:30 p rn, November 1 an A-12
on the liCe nnd lllcraturc of
Thomas l\tonn. Anyone in tea cst
cd may nttcnd th session
• • •
A.n.nounc:ing th1•ar engagement
nt a buffet dinner bcfor~ the
homccommg dnncc were Elamc
Mickelson, formt!r student, and
Don Stamm, senior busmcss nd
mlmstrntiOn mojor. No dntc has
be£'n f'l for the wedding. • • •
Memb.rs of tho I.OG starr nnd
P1 Della Els1lon were entertain·
ed by Mass Guy llurdlng ot an
uftt>r-vaclory "snack" followang
the Ilomecommg gnulf', Stnff
mcmbe1 s have hv••n invated to n
butft•l suppc1' next Sundny by Pn·
trictn and Bryce White. The
rllnncr party Will be 11 Scnc.i-ofC
o!Iaar for Floyd Cummtns. mh
tor, b furc his depnrtur for Ghi
cogo to ottcnd th" nntionnl col
lcgjot£' press conlcrc.ncf'
•••
Two Lewia and CIOJ'k delegates
to th~ college lcngu~> com•en
tion o! lht• Young Republicans
were• lt.-ctcd to high posts nt Eu·
gene 1nst Sunday. Dick Paul,
emot polit1cnl science major,
wns chosen president, and Pnul
Egger. junior ccunomlcs nlUJor,
wn nnmed sel.'l'Ctm y. Ten mem-•
b~.:n; ur the Lewis und Clark
chnpt~·r nt tcndcil the con\'r•ntron. ....
Mild.red Wharton. ossastonl to
the prt idt-nt an public rt!lations,
spoke nt n banquet of the Port
land Busineas ond Professional
Women& club ul the Congr~ss
hotel, Thur.sdoy cvcmng, October
19.
The occas1on wns m l'\!l'ognltlon
of Nntionnl Bu mess Womens
week The prsnc1poJ spcnkt'r
f.har .~ the plottorrn wath Mnyor
Dorothy Lei! Women !rom oth~r
such clubs 1n the neighboring
arcn WPre guc.tlts nt the nflnir.
• • •
Electod new pre•fden.t of B• t:a
Mu Ep tlon Irntcrnaty IS Howard
MOf.'n, lwnior busin~ nt.hnanis
tJ·utlon mojor. OUwr officers ln
t•lwlc: Ukk Holm, v Ire-preside nt;
Don 1.111dsay, sccrctnry: J lrn
Brugger, ll en aurar: Slnn LonQy,
~>r!:~nnt-ot-orms: Gordon Cor
kum, hl2ll<•non: D1•Will Morgnn,
chnplom. • •
Two new offlcen chosen this
scmt.•stcl ln SananR Alphn Sigmo
f• ntcrnit) nrc I)no Bnrlholomnus,
sccrotory, nud lloz Burnnrd, Bc.r·
n~nn t-nt-nrnur. Congratulations . . .
New Pi Dell Pledges
Pi Ddlt\ Epsalon. nntlonral
journoliKm honorary, hns nn·
nounccd th• plcdllmg ol four
new members They nrc Mrar
shalJ Burn~tt. nss1stnnt cda
torinl pn~;e editor: Pot Chcr
kczcJv, soc1ety ond club editor:
John J.'crglson, VOYAGI::UR
t..>dttor; and Potr1c1n Wtute,
LOG cdatortt~l pogc editor.
llltlllllHUI mtm tr
An all color movie, "How to
Grow 8( ullful Roses," Will he
1:1ho" n nl 8 p m , October 27 10
th•' lounge of Pnlotm• Mnnor un
der the tiPOnsorshlp or the Men's
Rost Garden club, Ol'cordtng to
E. Vu~tor Creed, club ptt.!Srd£!nt.
Purpose of the film Is to dcrn-
onslrnte to home cnrdcncrs tho
proper year-round cor<! ond grow
ing or the most populor of nll
l1owers-tht• rose.
The men gardeners wdl hove
theu wivt'S ns spcclol guest!:, 1'1w
college wall serve rcJrcshmt:nts
followmg the program cnu o lot oi :tun The almost
"nlarcl~ n~"W group that Betty
Dovl Onrdmt r prCM!ntcd lost
Thun;dny und Frldn)' seemed to
enjoy thclr work and lhe.tr in
rcclaous • nttltud<! renched across
to an oppreciatav<.' audience.
Paul MetzgC{ wru; o fane Mr
Pim He did n cauvmcmg Job o(
cstobh11h1ng Cnrrnwo_y P1m's char
oct£!r nnd potcntilll nomencloturol
dilf1culUI!S Trel Tntor ru; Dinah
r)C!J lomlCd outstttndlngly. This
was 1\hss Tntor's f1rs1 rok'-Lind n
~· bac one. Some of her mo\·~menus
New Minister
Chapel Speaker
"Malntulnlng Mo1·ale m o Wor
ncd World" la th~ toplc of the
address to be giVen by the Rev
erend Leonnrd Odaomc during
the II a.m. servu:c Thursday,
November 2, in Copeland Mcm
oriDI c.hnpel.
Hcvcrend Od1ornc carne to
PorUnnd October l to bceornc
pnstor of the Wcslmmst~ Pres.
bytcrJnn church
• • • He rccJvcd h1s bnt'.h~lor of arts
The firat m .. tlng of the CDnl· and bachelor of dtvlnit)' degrees
pus chaplt!r or A.A.U.P. Will fen-ot the Umvcnaty o! Dubuque
turc a Coculty pant!l Cln the topic, and also d1d gruduute work nt
"Academic Freedom." f.'ndny the Umvcrsll) of Ch1cago. 1'h•tcc
• vening, Novc•mb"r 3, In the n fca1urcd Pl!ukcr for rehgaous
cnfetcna. Tht· session w11l he n lcmphosas "ecks ln nud-wcs t ~n
dlnne.r meeting and open to .~11 colh'gcs, he h:~s st!.Tved threl! pas
members or the tocully, MCOI din!{ torotf>S an Illinois dunng the
to Dr. John l.. And<.'n;on, prl'sl pnat 16 yenrs.
ticnt. --------
• • •
Fac:ultT mernben of Blue Kc.)
nntionnl senior men's honorary
will present a supper mectmg fo
the nclin! mernbtlrs Sunduy, Oc
tober 29 at the home of Dr. U
G. Duboch, 9:155 S. W l~nncostcr
road.
Purpose of the mcetmg will be
to complete plans ror scmr tl'r
projects. •••
M"a.. J. R. Sa•nett, on campus
for Rclig1on-in·Lilc Week, pr~
SL'nlc•d n P• ogt·nm of chnrndm
v1gnNtt..•s nl the Jo l meeting til
the PQrtlnnd <·hnptcr of the Arn·
t•r1cnn As!!ocanhon o! lJnlvl'r<y
V(pmen ut R('cd colll•gc on Wed·
ncsrlnv, Octobc•r 25. •
In nlld1t10n lo DSSilitlng ht••
husbnnd In his ncll\•ttu;s, he l
o muno-dromntist of note
• • •
The marriage of ConnJc Conr.ld
to Gordon Kl£!r took plorc Satur
day, October 14, ot 3 p m. in the
drnwang room or Polutanc Manor
Dr. John Anderson oUicinted
Gordon, n former student, is now
in th~ na\'y while Connie, n jun
aor major, is attending school
The.v spl•nt thdr honcvmoon ot
TimbcrlintJ Lodac.
• • •
The engagem~t or T"atridn
Costt!llo to Rob,•rt l<'t1bcr wns
nnnounc·:'d nt 11 r•!C••nl dinner
party. Burh nrc J:ruduotl•g of
Lcwill nnd Clurk 1'ht weddm~
Is plnnnC!d for mici-NO\·crnhcr
IHIIl'I'S -KATI -iDI
tit .. w. Band Presents Concert
At Gresham Union High
The l .. C symphonic bond, dtrcc
tcd b) John K Richards, pre
cnte?d n concert ol Gresham Un
&on high school October 18.
'.!'he concert wa tb<! ftrSt m n
si•racs to be played nl severn)
h1gh schools an the vicinity. Pro·
grams for the cries consists of
mntenal thol cal:h of lht• s<·hool
bonus wall present ln compctat1on
ot the nn'\unl statl' hagh school
band tourn nm~nt 1n lhe spring
Richards believes the series of
concerts will protnttte good 1 eJ -
lion hip and interest prospccti\'c
music students ln coming t.o I .. cwls
nnd f'lnrk.
Senior Notice
Al the lrurt cnaor class meet
In{:, Kenneii-Ellis was dcclLxl to
tnke clnss p1ctures LouJsc Rob
ca U;, Mo.ra!lUC Edmonds and Noel
Tnnglw submitted the tour bad
for \'Olin Picture nppomtments
wall bo dtscuss('d at thu noxl
nwctmc. No\'embcr 7 at 1~·30
p.m. Don Stamm, president oi
the c:lnss, Ul'ges the suppOI t Of
o 11 enlors.
and
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SOOD ' mc.:d a bit studsed 10 the first conlroJUng h: s eyebrow• and f t·
part o( the ploy but DB ahe gam· C.ih) expression n tim· ar lwo
cd t•onfJdEnc so did she cnln an It was mcc to ~ Ken F'nrru
amoulhnc..<~S H WllS her r~.;spon&J• bndc. He did n good job
blllly to ISd tht' mood of the ploy .. Brian-madro him o believable
ond sht d1d It wllh Metzger's young Engltshmon. Som tlmcll .. coprtblc• Mlp, httl too Br1ttsh lor compl"l
Mnry El1crby wos n quiet. de-intellegaballtv He nml Trel dad
l.i: rmln d 011\'IO Morden. Scott the long drsumcc kissing ~ne
Beach had the c:onfld ·nee nee • m th M!cond oct chormtngly nd
• nry for the role of Georg Mar-with the dclicncy of fecllng that
dr.n. l-Ie se m d to hnvc trouble was requ1red The s.mnll r roles
Sorority Women
Announ~e Pledge
The four c: mpu sororttics
hD\'<! announced the n mes of
twenty-one women who re fall
semester pledges. Alpha Gommo
held lhcir informnl pledge Jntllo
tlon ot the homl of June Collms,
Wcdncsdoy, Octob('J" 18 Tho.e
ple-dging nn • J onn Elliott, 'I'Tel
Tutor, Jnrlc l\tcAdow, Betty
Lnk<!, Cunmc Edwards, Joon
Bentley, Bonnar• Cartwraght
Verno Hogen, M81'JOne Dodge
nnd Joyce Jorvas.
Thetn Knppn held thc1r ple-dge
amUnuon an the drnwang room
nt Polnttnr> Mnnor lnat Wednes
day, Octobc.t 18. Those accepted
are: Jnnicc Grnms , Belly Duke,
B.trbaro Loftin
The Stgmn Rho pnrty was held
ot th home of Btubtlnl Heddon.
The thr~ wozncn pledged nrc·
PatrlcJa White. Ellznb th John
son, Cathcrtnc Hnh•craon.
The Cave women pledging Zeta
Theto Chi nre: Vaslliki VlnhnkiS.
Eliznbcth Conwny, M n r ll ~ n
0 Nc1U, Glnd)s Polchow. Ruth
Hoskms.
Mrs. Turner Attends
California Conference
Mrs. Hc.stcr 1'urncr, womcn'a
phymcnl education c.Jarector, ~nt
lnst \\. ·kend in Pnc&fJc Grove
Cahforn1o, where sh attended n
conference for phy rc:ll cducauon
mstruclors.
Rcprcsentmg 49 out of a pos
.lble 57 western colleg , lSi
physicnl cducoUon leaders attend
ed the twenty- axth nnnuol ronfel'·
c.nre at lhc Asalomor conferencr:
grounds on Monterre~ J)i!Dlrt!!Uia
operated by the YMCA.
On the return trip Mr.; Turn
er traveled with Mrs. Horold Cnsc
one of the Rcligion-ln-Life week
lender~
Burlingam e to Speak
Pncc Burhngllmc, n lstant
professor of (td\'t>tlismg, Will
sp<>nk on the topic. "High Sl•hool
NC\\Spnpc.rs s on Advl'rtuun •
Medium," bclor th Saturd •
ession ol the Slat High ~chool
.:-lewsp3pcr ussociouon. \\ hkb
wW be an saao.n Oc:to~r 27 and
28 nt the Uru\ "rsity of Oregon
Dr. Odell to Speak
Dr Oddl wlll &pc k Dl ll
n.m Sunrln) "rvlc ot S I rn
Fin;t PI'<'Sbyterlnn church on Oc·
tobc.r 29 H \\ tll di cu Or -
gon Prcsbytcl'lnn EducntiOn3l
fund .md ccunng greater sup
port Cor Le\\ h: anu Clnrk col
lege.
LOOMIS
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BR 1M3
-.118 N. W. lith Ave.· ot Anne and Lady Marden were
done by Pn calla Mc17..c.r ond
Mnry O'NC!lll
Mrs. Onrdtncr b to be eongrat
ulntt..'d Workmg wath nn ancx-• pe.rlenced cast sh" turned out n
£mooth, bcnutJfully hmed. Cast
stepping com dy
Arthur Coc Grny s set wos strik·
ing, but not obtrusive!)• so. The
lighting wa~ e[fcctavc ond th
illw;ion of outlrlde porticulnrly
good.
Campus Needs
Religious /Corel
Asserts Sasnett
P. 1_ • n must be shtftcd from
the boundan !'S of the church mto
th•• lntegrntmg center of the
campus. declnrcd the Rc\•c.rrted J.
Randolph Srumctt dunn the RP
liglous Lendershap S"minnr in th
drawing room or Pnlnun ~nnor
at 2:30, October 23.
"'Tbe <:<Intention of our tore-• !nthers mvoh•ing the separation
of the Church and Stale was one
of the most progressiVe i!ltep m
history Howe\'C'r their obJect
"as not to ISepnrntc rcUgaon nnd
cducal10n:• h~ poinl<'d out. wbut
to mnk<! cdu lion fr tG pun:.u..:
the subJect of religion ,.
Sasnett emphasazed lhnt c.bc
duty of !utur • church I dens
to restore the lo t unaty betw en
the two factors nnd pin~ relagaon
tn the nuclt!us o! campus hf .
In clos1ng, be brought to foeu
the Jdea lhnt )oung pcopl must
be gl\'en the lmp tu to crun be
yond the doors of the church
lhea.r relu;lous l armng
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any bron<h of Thf' United Statu
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C'o.rpq.ra\!o, a • Page Four
Vikings Next pponents
For Rampaging Locals
Wai.h iavc \\ lJlS under thear b"h"' Conch Joe HU$tOn's charges
host lhP Van.rmrt \'iklngs Snturdny oJte1 noon at 2 m the VnuBhn
~t Jnyout with \'lctocy number six an the offulg
After the1r humtlmting 31-6 pnstmg nt the hand~ of \'tClO~
tun. cd Enstern Oregon last week, the V1kmcs "111 t~ to r~group
th ll' for-res agamst the onrushing P1onecrs.
Lou HcraYily Tluough Tl01Uf rs
Coach Joe Holland fnees thl' sea n wtth no longer the brtl
lk!nl :attay of high school sumdouts ,.,. hach h hnd m tO\\ I _,
f.all Los1ng a great deal m tnmsfcrs to other sChools. the \ aklDg!:
lack expenen~">d resen.'l's. So,le '' m thas season 1s n 13-0 \'cnhc:t
01o~r Lo" er Columbm • THE PIONEER LOG Friday, October 27, 1950
Retur.mng m the backficld nre quarterbncks G nc Countrymon
and Gene Rtd~. ex-Eugene t.alwart.s. and Jert') 0'3.-rett, hard run·
nmg back \\•ho starred at Roose\ elt m Ius prep dnys, bemg named
on the all-at) gnd ele\ en. Rldt:r C:il.D also pla.l' en a
Well S.aocked in Quarterbacks
The Vllts are well SJtuntcd with quarterbacks With Don Fuller.
former Ch~' clrmd all-en} passmg ·wtzard, Hood Rl\ cr"s Ste~ e But
lon &nd John HeJU.-n.mp. Other backs mclude Ron MDler, ex-Park
rose nee, Dale St.ewan of West LUUl, Gordon Btcler, Adolph Wtl
Uams and 'J1ed Waterworth. ex-Waslunglon :track flash. Willameuo ·a hula-hipped Al Minn drive$ for o small gain through LC d•fenae bofore being
stopped by Pioneer baclc:s Fred Wilson (32) and Fran Cox (23). M1nn and Bill Ewaliko were in
LC'a hair oll afternoon until th black and orange h.gan to roll Jete an the lost half to win go
ing away. 20·6. Othor locala in play includ~ end Bill Bell (86). gucnda Ken Knudaon (61) and
Bud Cox (67) and center Guy Gerber (52). Photo by Ben .f'l•i•c:hman
Lme pgdorrners nrc Ed Harv..:y nnd JaCk Rtchard, ends: Tiny
Wtllenburg and Gordon RolllnsQn at tackles, "'ho WC!lCh 250 and
262, respecti\·ely~ Eric Otto and SOO-pound Don Johnson , former
Gresham lineman, guards and centers.. Les Halley and Lloyd Brown Pioneers Crack 'Cal Defense in Last Frame
For 20-6 Verdict, 'Rube' Racks Yards, T.D.'s
Bakke Rei.Djured By Chuc:k Gibb touchdown. W1th three minutes remaining
the dcspernh.' Bcnrcnts fumbled
on lhear own 38, Pioneer end
Phll Frnscr pouncmg on the ball
On the farst LC pluy quarterback
Bruce Longbnlln ftred a flat
pass \\ h1ch h1t halfback Francis
Cox on the dead run. Cox hipped
his way past the two remaintng
Bcnrcats when WHAM-n rna·
roon st1 enk, Paul Jewell (Cat
back) tore out from the Side
lines and nnllcd the surpnsed
Cox five yards !rom the goal
line. Jewell appa1enlly couldn't
wJthhold himself when he saw
Cox break awa\'. The tackle
pro\'ed to be m vn1n however.
as thl' referees soon overcame
their :•stnnu;hrneot nod award~d
the Paon~:ers th•! :~corl.'. Voll
nussed 'the con\'~rsann, lem•inF:
the f1nnl seem.• 20·6. LC spent most of the \ltee.k drilhng on fundamentals and tim
Ing long \\,tb developmg t.he.u-p~mg ottack. The P10neers thrt>w
onl)• six umes agamst Wtllamette. c:ompletJng thret:. Onl} mJury
\\ ns agw.c suffered b) Art Bakke. "'ho will probabl) st"e limited Lew1s and Clark's 'nun ted
P1oneers ~a\ c n homccommg
erov; d of 4000 a bad ca.e of Jit
ters before the) fmally subdu "d
the tr1c.k)i Wallamctte Bcarc:ats
20-6 last Saturday afternoon nt
~a\·er ~ladJum. LC went ahead aguin an the
• econd quarter \'Ia the snfcty
route after Anderson punted out
of bounds on the Bcarcat eJght.
After o costly penalty had fo1 ct.:d
Wtllamctte back to thuir thrc",
Ewnltko rnn a fake punt nnd
was promptly stopped by deJen
si\·e back Bob .Misley two yards
behmd the, l!ODl lin·· makinc the ction ngamst Ule V.1ks.
Pioneer Poru mt
W The P1oneers were ne\•er be-• ild Bill' O~Hara Key hmd but It was nnybody's ball
game unu1 the final qunrter Fl.gure l·n LC Grl·d Wall "hen btg Reuben Batsch, who a\·eraged nme yards per ~· for Conference Standings
WL PF P\ By Herbie Williems
By popular demand. '-''C mtro
duce 1t0 :those who don't already
kno~, the snulmg inshman.
"V.•lJd" Bill o·Hara. the pnde of
Oregon Clty. The curly-hended,
bumllt"DUS physiod educatlnn ma
JOr liS m fils ,Junior ye:u and a
ltnmSfer from Vanport.
H'"u IJ1JllOnO are hJStnrv and • c~ and like other: P. E
ma)ors. he hopes to be a coach
an hlgh school
Wben on the football fteld,
BJll u senous \l:hile perlomung
\\ lth the offense hne urut. The
hUSh; Proneer lineman stands
&X feet one and wetghs 191
pounds.
OHara entered the UnJ\"erslt\' -of Oregon m hts !reshman year
pla~ mg frosh football. t.nulSfer
nng the next ) car to Vanport.
Jn his sophomore year .for the
Valong.s lhe played tackle and
'\\'aS !me coach for the JUruor
\"3.rS..ty He also '\\on applause as
a hea\')-weaght '\\~tler. To
e"eryo.ru:'s surprue mcludanc b1S
em n. he turned out the folloWlng
spnng for track, perfomuog m
the hurdle event& He placed m
Statements Out Nov. l
Statements will be wued .No-
10 ember 1 and student checks w11J
be out Novembet 8, aceordmg to
Pans Stewart. head of the busJ
nee oUJce. Payments on tuit1on
~ill be due on November 5 'With
the de<Jdhne November 15 Stu
d nt cbee!ts will ~ applied on
twt.aon unfess. other arrangemenu
are made. Stewart satd
Loomis
Printing Company
5J6 N.W. Wh BB IU3 SC\ crnl meets, but doesn't say fhe a.fterno~)O, exploded through
ho\\· far back.. the right s1de of the \\'allamettc
BaU attended Oregon City high hne and rumbled 17 yards to
from 1943 to 1947, lettenng three a T~D and \'lrturuly acc the ver
.) l':ln; an football Cor the P1oneeJ dt t
nnd \\'US c1n thcu wres~g Parr Baisch Tolli•s Opener
!or three ns. flghung m \h.. The game sUlrtcd m thas year's
ltght-hen\"j cih"Won . customary Cashion; the P1on~
To keep in physicnl trim, Ball nppmg oU a dozen ynrds al a
worked m his ~ time at the time tbrouch an app:~rently be·
p:~per mtll, where he w11s in fuddled Bearcat def~nsc. F(ll·
charge of rolling huge rolls of lowing a ball exchange LC look
paper ont.o r-.nlroad c:nrs. Taking over on the Wdlamette 33. After
tune out for relaxatton. he n series of short gaUlS, Baisch
leumed the fmer pomLS of goll took a pllch-out from quarterback
and attended the latest square Clarke Anderson and tore around
danon clllsses. end for 16 yards and the opemng Lowi1 • Clark
Col oC Idaho
Wdlamette
LmfJeld
Whitmon
.Pncifac
srore 8·6 at half lime. 3
'I -1
l
0
0 0 88 6
1 48 -15
1 25 2'i
1 20 4-1
2 20 48
2 6 37
The slim lead he.ghtened the
excitement m the scoreless thi1·d
quarter as the tv.-o teams sec
sawed up and down the muddy
fu~ld . Se,·eral umes the LC rna·
chme, pnwcrcd by Baisch, Dick
Walker and Stan Blair, struck
deep mto BearcDt country only
lo fumble.
Misfits, Sigma Lead Mural Play
Sigmo
Lambda
Beta
Alpha
Delis
Mbfits
Polecats
ATO
Kappa Fraternity
ladependftl.t W. L. Pd.
, 0 1.000
3 1 .750
1 2 .333
1 3 .150
0 2 .ooo
3
2
1 0 1.000
l .667
2 .333
0 3 .000
'Mural cUredor Warren Smi.lb
urges all orgaoisa.tio n sporta
maa.a;en to fill out their •olley·
.ball eAlrin JK)Ued oa the bulle·
lin board by Tuelday. Nonm·
b«r 7.
The M.isftLs nnd S1gma re
tnmcd the1r undefeated records and heD\'cd touchdown pnsscs
to Gordy Sullh'&n and Don Bar
tholomaus . F'rnnk Lnwrenc'
scored the other Sigma tally.
The Mis!Jts won thdr game
by lhetr second cO~"'Cutivc 7-6
score: this lime the Tu·t>CJ Outs
were the \·1ctlnu. No slatutacs
were available for the g~Ame.
S1gma h&d Lo cume trom be
htnd 10 the second half to score
n crucial 13-7 \'lctory over
Lambda. The game wns n battle
between the 1wo undefPated teams for lop plac" m the stand
mgs. Bartholomaus led Stgma,
~coring nll 13 points. Don Sem
pert scored for Lambda, und
Paul Nordstrom chalked up the
• extra pomt.
The Tired Ouls pounded out
their ltrst win or the schedule
when they trounced thf' Kappa
sextet 33·7. Ttred Out htllfbjck
Hael!el~ set off most of the dvna· •
mtte by scormg Lour touchdowns.
Jack Godwm talltt:d the lone
Kappa marker.
Sportsession
By Don Floren Ekstrom Captures
X -Country Ramble
Wtllamette univcrstt.> dtsplny
cd too much power 1n the be
tween-the-hall cross country race
Saturday afternoon for the Lew1s
and Clnr k thmclnds to mntcll,
wmnmg by o !':core of J5 to 21
Russ Ekstrom of the Ptoneers
ueez.t..'ft through the male and u
half cour'Se in 7:00.9. After four
l:aps of the seven lap run, he bu11t
up a lead and was unchallenged
for lh('. re~t of the distance, win·
nmg by 200 \·ards. Wlllnmette's
Wcs Stnu(lt.:r edged l!!anunate
Bob Stephenson for second
Todny's mcPt will bt• held on
the P1oneer course ut 3 p.m. with
PorUnnu unl\'ennty .
LC Ranks Hiqh
In National Grid Polls
through the week and wttlt one By masterful m:uupulation it is poss1ble to ar
more game apiece to be pla)•ed nve at the conclu5ton that Lewis nnd Clark is trimmed
Jt r.eems
some. Ute Oregon Oucla, 18-13, 1011 S<Jturday .
logical to ouwne that LC ml9ht do the
r:e strong chou~es for the cham-the naUQn's fourteenth rankmg grid power on
ptorub.ip contest to be played tho: basis o! the rnnkings of Paul Wtlliarruon , na
next Thursday at noon. tionally known football rater, tsnd the wcPkly
In last week·s game, Sjgma AssocJated Press sportswn ters' poll Unbeaten and untted in (lve gam•:!!! the,> are
cme or the 55 pigskin nggregntions in the country
lO maintain nn unblemished record th1s year
There nrc foUl tccn teams with five wlns, ele\·cn
with stx and •,me wtth even. Th1s places Hus
ton's men mJC•ng tht •:hlc 26 'lf U s culh!ges. ron rampant O\er the Alpha :ee.x-It figwon out in this manoer: The PaonHr• .
Let 34·0, with Bob Strutz lead-with two •ot ... auhed rhe AP poll this wHkt
fng lhc way. Strul:Z ran for onP. Wi.sconsln abo drew two •ot... theoretically
touchdown, eoored another (1ft an making the Bodgen and LC equaJ in atrengtb.
interc.c.:ption or an Alpha pass Turning to Williamson . the MJdwHt crew rank1. r-------------_:.....:....:.;.:::.:::..:.:::..:.::.......:::...._=_:=.!=:.._!::=. as fourt•eutb nationaJir. Therefore Joe Huatoo·a
crew could be coaaide r~ for tha.a potitlon olso. Not only that but. according to staHatlc:s re·
leaud Thursday . the Black and Orange •~ Me·
ond in rushing and fourth in defena• among the
natlon·a amall college•. These figure• are for the
firel four game• only.
U. S. POSTAGE
PAID
Ponl•nd. On.
P.-m.IJ Wo. Ul 01 c:ounre. it Is ~1dlcuJous lO assume that th~re
are onl~ thirteen other gr1d powPrs 1n the no
uon stronger thnn th Jocnl!, but this thoorct1cal
raung rerves to dramatl7. the pliaud1t1 which the
P1oneera re drowtng for th ·lr !in~ howmg this
seoson
They not only gcnned a apol on the AP llating.
bu.t occorcUng io Mr. WWiamaoa (October 19), 1.----------------...::===========:J are ranked on the .ame a....et Cll St. M.czr-ra, who l!:v n after taktng th•! AP rotJng wath u grain
of s~lt-loc:tl sportswrl teu; can cosily ulip in a
plug for thrlr Covorit~nd realistically Cacmg
the loet lhttl a good smnll·college team 1s not
m the same clnss ns n good lnrgc.school eleve-n,
thi \l.·a~;c of nllcntion cn.cs to show that Jo •
Huston has o whaln of 11 bnll club which can
hold its own wath any •)ther achool of comparable
SI7.C nnd athletic program in the c:ountr •, -vc
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