Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 9, Number 9
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1950-11-01
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Type
Newspaper
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n :. .:. c~nu::Utl . Dunne hi jUOlOI ' <Jt, u pru Mtlll n li admtnli!!tnJUvc d• r ns the g n I I rnuntttons Burcou of Aeronautics.
Dr 0 It n, \\Orld- '"milt d Mtllikrm to conduct du~.: lur of C tllc h until tti5 re-board, the opltct~l gl commit- Wath res~t t trnee on.d re-
Jmt;d c mlc rny !IJ>Celnll t will ph\ 1 cl. Alt1 ugh unf • tlr •mcnt m l9Ul Dunng the first tee nd lhr.; spectnl nat1-11ubmu- llgton Dr Mtihku.n b~'lle\·es
b cnmpu J!Uf'Sl P nkc-r In ° n th ' 1th the rubJ t hC' l'OO· \\ orld war ho was \ lte clw.IJ'tnnn rinc~ board of the N t'v'Y both are ~.:;.::ent I and are not
10 01 con' oc tllon Mond 1Y· • ntt nnd thu b gem lin work nnd exc.:cuu c oflJcr•r of llit• Nu-In J!lJ7 he occnm hcutmant ln n!ustenL" To hun. they Dre
NO\ ember Z~ Hr.; "111 peak on thnt was tn rtU 0 Ufutlmt of lumnl R rch Counc.1l coJond in the Arm}: and head of the supr m(" forces ahnplng lhe
1 M ldern Ha iglon nd Scu.: nee. nch, \'emcnl nd scrvaee. Other \\ nr nctwlty tneludt!'d Lh caenc nd r nrch dtvl-culture m "'hJcb mnn can work
Dean of Amcrlcnu rlhl sicUI" n ~· II 1 woa·k on lh\C council of n!lltJOnnJ 1 &on ot the Stunnl Corp nnd Ute 1 out h true destiny .. and 1923 Nob~l Putc Winner, r "'1 1 nn \\"05 born ln Mor- -v
Dt Milllkon nt H2, is st&IJ nn 1 &l!On. llhno&s, March 22, 1868
the sd •nUs a nnd lecturer l hu fh fntht•r wus o Congrcgotlonol
ddrcss here WJil be one of three mlnl U.>l ond h11 tnOlhl't hod lF"n
an Portland durlnr: o spcakmg lt•ru• of wom(•n at Ohn•t c()IJ, gc
tour of thls oren m MJchjgcJn_
lb.o; career m the (&Cid uf cos· His student ye.1rs were .. pent
m1c lntf'rcsts be 'till DCCJdcnrolly nl Oberlin, Columbia umv 1t).
~h1lc he WO!i tdl o stud nl nt nd the Unl\' rs&l.) of Jcnn. D r·
Oberlin college To cam expenses lm nnd GoLungcn Ell' jotnt>d th,.
he worked ns tl studtml ns1nslnnt fnculty of the Un&\•crs.itl of Chl· LE'W'IS ~'D CI...ARK COL.LEGE
n g) m classes. preparator) to cngo in 1896, whcr he rcmmncd
1 lcncllanG job In ph) acal cducu-uatd lrnnsfer t.o the California •
lion. In Ututc of Technology tn 1921 VOLUME IX Portland. Oregon, F'riday. Noven\b(tr li. 1950 Numbcz 9
a pus 0 bser-ve '
Explaining '"Pear Bowl" Trophy is Dean Char los Howard with l area,
miaopho ne. WCJlching proc:eedingtl are Sbrinora from tho ModJord Prcnidcnl Morgan S. Odell
British Actors to Give Performance
Of Three Intimate Opera Sleclions
lntam 1t opera, nc~ to mnst Royal Oolleg of Mwuc m Lon-
Portlond~r nd prc.s~ntt~ for don. Stephen :MClnton, W~ tmtn-
lhl ftrr,t tim£' on the cnmpu t Abbe> Jot l, and Frd
""111 b ft
8of:tl.!l'eda 30TU\: d ) h • e ack \'lood!IOU.S~'. antem tlon •• J.
~ mber :.:: , nt p m an t ~
c!W'Ipus tbc<J\Cr ll l.no~ n smg r nd h:clurcJ
5 p nsored b) tJ c nlURit de-lnttmott: npcr ls u lied bc-
partmcnl, the trao of Bntt h um c u c of 1ts 1 I thon to both
ctruu wtll present. tn costume, clmrubcr muslc nnd r~:pcrtory
Lov~ m o CoUce Cup,.. by theater drama It r.;mphllSlr.es the
B Lh; Arne's ''Thomo und So.~l~ humorous nrt a\rotcb lh
1~.' nnd the .Mustck Mnstcr.'' in opet~ PClformonccs
b' Pcrgoltli Since the war, lh£ angers
Vbltmg 1 tlsts ,~ 1 U\ vcrs~ ttht)' baH pl )' ed m Austnn and Gcr-
r tnl~nt me Kctumh Sorrell. mnny nnd other countrtcs al the
Class Change
Monday 10 o'clock cJnsJ~cs
will bt' dt1miS«ed for lh£> con·
''ocat10n program. F n c u I t Y
mcmbeat hD\'C been ndvi!:cd to
5Chcdulo Ult"SC t'lns cs for the
11 o'clock hour Tucsdny
Chcc:l. wath anstructot'S on Lhts
po 1ble ndJUslmcnt mvtt~uon of cducnt.aonnl nutl\OI i
uc They nre now ~ocultcd
w1th thl' Art~: Counc1l oi Gr~.;nt
Bratnln ond nppcnr undl•r th•
m no C'ntC ll or Bcrnul La
Br;rgc or Nc" Yo1 k
Reserved M'Bt hc.kd rc on
lc todn"> 1 Dr John Stnrk
E' n • of tel" tn tJ < mu •c build·
in • l ~~.50 t• 1 h
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lntlmole opera trio Keturah Sorrell. S&ephen MonJoa , Fredrick
Woodhouse. • • • Robort Millikan
Gray Gives Cast
Of 'Little Women'
V!rgan&n Waon \o,:tll pln~ Jo m
thl" John D Rn\ old '\er on ut
J...Qw M ( AI :ott' "Lttt 1t-
\\lim n Arthur Coc Gray. dJ-
r tor, nnnuunct:d thiS \\~k
Lallie Women wlll be pre-
tnt d Ot'c: mbcr 13 nd 14 ol
8 30 .an Ut campus thC"ntcr Ad·
mlSStun wtll bt: by student body
Cilrd
Other prJnetp l mcludc Don
n 1 KBulson ns Am) • JoAnn
Noonun Mcc. Dornth\' Busch,
Bt•th, Bob Jo!llyn, L un~>: Pat
'rhomton, Mr$. M trch, Ber.z Mc:
Lcnn, Aunt Murch: Dewey llur·
lc • Mr M1u-ch; :Monlyn Salhrr,
II \ n n 'h t•en Jo"nn I John
Brook • 1-~ cd f:krgrnun, Prof.
Eh C?l Otad D\.ln ld Hmc o
r Ltlun:ncl'.
C luru('1J f01 "WUic Women"
{' bdnJ: pre pal~ bv (I com
mittel h ndcd by Mno 1-~llerby
11<.!111 piltl rllti found ID I Cup~
of Dcmor~ t's Illustrated Week·
I)· of 18G' ear ow ay'
and Coach Eldon Fix.
(Photo br 'F'laiKhman J
Faculty to Confer
On Teaching Aids
Fllcult> member \\ 1ll mcel on
campus todn} nt 4 p.m. an nn all·
mstrucliOD<~l staff eonft•rcncc de-
' acned to brang to hghl tdc&a
lor th lmpl'O'\cmc.nt oC 1n true
lion m thod ud t chmqu at
Lcwas nnd Clark
The:> conference ls on outgrowth
of \1.: ork done b~ commttt ot
the Me:nucll conf rent 1n Sep·
tembcl
A mo\lng ptc:turc dcnlmg \\Jtlt
uunruct.Jon method and proced
ure 1s chcdulcd to open the
confct<'ncc m B·lO Follo\\~mg n
du;cusston uJ the filfN., mstruc
tors \'<111 hear Ray Wo.lf, super
\ tsor (If soCJnl studi~s m lhc
Portlnnd chools nnd for mer h ad
C U1c Army unhcrs_lt~ ln Rome.
ltdly, le('ture on ' llou ;pects
of anstruclion
Group zn~ungs 1(!(1 b> £ocult>
mcmllors \Vlll tl1cn dt cu \op
lc:s on tmpro\ mcm apphc:.ablc
t Lewts ond Cia k lt ms to be
dt cussed a 1 ~Lecture nad
lllScuSSJon. T J Edmunds and
FoJTeSt Blood 2-FuncUonnl
T"achtng, Dr H S. Tutt1 nd
Mrs. Helen Horln : 3-Testmg
nnd Gradms. Dr John Andcr
ron nnd Dr Valne~ my.;, 4-
lnstructtOn J Alds. Dr L. 0.
'l'omllnson nnd Dt Alvn Grn
bam; •l Stud1.1nt llnd Facull}
Atl&tudcs, Clo.)d Gunru on and
Dr Eugcn~ Ka~lofl: ~lnstruc
lll n md th • Cu1TCnl CrUll • Roy
Wotr
At 6 30 p.m 1 dlnn r m the
caf, tr.;rln \\all fcuturo N U ~
bin, JK'Ceh nrt.s ausu-uctor,
pt,• kcr
Fin I \'CJ\\ ot the confercnec
ts <1 report ,m the f1ndm~s ol
the group dbcu.sslons by Dr.
Ch rlc.;s HO\\ nrd. Tuesday Rally
To Highlight
Untied Record
By Don Flonn
Mcdfard-rrunded Pioneers will
h:<VC nn opportumt~ to G\V
~ t:nt to thur feelmgs for Lewis
and Clark· unbeaten unuoo.
homp:onsh1p gridtron ]ugger-
Ollut. Tuesday as the mpu.s
lcbrat.es PC3.r Bov.l Day ..
HtghlJghtmg the p~
\\ dl be a rully m the little th •
ter at 12 30 The nssembly wtU
feature the pep band. rally
~Wid, nnd speerhes by c:oaeh
J Huston. Pio-neer mnn~f-the
hour and n n te-d sportswriter
from one of th do'\\'nlown
papers.
Pep Baud to Go
The coll~c .tuls made pi~
to send lhc pep band. yell kmgs.
nnd rally c:.rls to Medford :for
tht,; Thunksgtvutt: dn::li (.'rid en
counter \Vtth San FranclSOO
Sute ktnGpins of the Far West
c nference. M.r and Mn.. Paul
Lu~O\.\ \\'lll accompany the ycl1
squod nnd b:lnd as faculty spo.n-
Student scrtlon uckcts for lhc
Pear Bo" 1 tiU can be purchased
only .. t lhc boo.k store Tb~y sell
for i5 ecnt.s. AU llekels old ot
Medford w1ll enrry a three doi
IZU' prtoe tag. Student body Uck
()l Lx should be turned tn at the
book store \~ hen Uckets rc pur
chnsed here. Tickets must be
bought by Mondny noon.
·oy-to Bo LC Headquanus
Th Medford 'YMCA nnd
YWCA hns opent!d ats doors to
LC root(!f'S. They mn)' .mnkc the
~y.. headqu rt rs whlle in Med
ford. using 1t as a plncc to :fresh.
c:>n up_ Ptoneers may also annm
th ro (o.r 0 nCIDUDOl f~ pro\-•td·
.tng the~ furrush lhcir own bath·
In SUitS
Women from the donnitwt
rnu t obt.am written pcrrni.5slan
from the:ar parents before OUlS
on the tnp.
Voyageur Page Fees
December I Deadline
C mpus organlc<1tion are ur
~ t • pn~ Pf18 te for th 1951
Vo) geur: ns soon as possibl if
Ut •y \\ ish to be suN! of ~h··
ang ~c:c m the y r book. Burt
l:lcndc.r:;hott. Voy gcur bu.oUn6s
m U11)l1c.r. hns nnnounecd.
.Ht'ndershutt has .sent noUC\'S
~
tc• the vuraous campus orgunim-
tions to make p~ mc.nts by lb
d ndHne dnt , D ember 1, to
Chnrl~ Haldors rn th book
store.
Noel Tnnghe. org n • tions ed
nor, reports tluu, Qt unlr.; tt n p e-
tu.rc 6citcdultnE , ..... u st rt
after lh dcndlln I teso
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'em -Frtday, Nonmher 17, 1950
On the S ()Cit// S1de w1th Pat r--.,rrkezov
Theta Girls, Dates to Dine;
Sigmas to Entertain Friday
A pro·rlanco potluck dmtwt wlll be thf> bt•g1nmng of
an '· Vt?ntnt: of fun fQJ' the Theln Kappa guls and thctr dnles
Sntut dny, No,·cmbcr 18. •n1e Melzg~,;t Community c lnter
wtll be tram:fonncu 1nlo Dogpatch, U.S.A., for the buffet at
6:30 p.m. P1ctures of Al Capp's well-known comic characters
wl11 curry out the Sadie Hawkins day theme. There will bl!
"K1ckapoo Jo) Jutcc" for nil those who attend.
• The three pledges -Janace
c~nmEt I Darboro Loftln and &tty
.J(>,,n Ouk '-Or m chaa ge of the
t•t-togcthcr Other c:ornmntecs
• re Borbnr.. Blok ly, food, and
Baroot L.ofUn, decorations
• • •
Th4! C o 1 u m b I a • Edgewa ter
Count!"} club wall b the scene
uf the S1gm1t Alphn Stgma fra
ternity Foil formal f~nday, No
\cmbcr 17, ot 9 p m Th<! imi
tnllonol offnar IS for members
nnd tht.! 1r guests.
Mus1c wtll he pro\•Jd("d by
Owen Dunning and members of
the KOIN orchestra w1lh voc-al
rzmg by Bob Young.
•Rob Hal ken Is genet al chair
man 01 ht•rs asssstmg arc Bob
Young, Boh Godcl nnd Howard
Wolf.
• • ..
Miu £1-.a Meckling, ht!nd res
ident of Pnlaunc Manor, hns
acccptt.>d the pos1taon of co
adviser of S1gmn Rho soronty.
She will nSSist l\11ss }:Ivy .Frf.!d
~•ckson, assistant professor o!
mathematiCS • • •
Pat CO&Jello nnd Bob Faber,
f•lnner students, were m:~rricd
Fndn~· (.•verung. No•.-ember 10,
nt the home of lht.' bnde's par
t:nts. Members of lhe tmmcchat•:::
ramil~ wt:n· pre •mt Aftt. r a
wedding tnp to thr• coast the
couple wall ~ m home in Port
land
Pnt wns prc!l!dr nt of Assoctnl
cd Women Students last yt.!ar.
• • •
Eogag~ u Pat ChcrkcZQv,
~cn1or English major, to Bob
Detrick. Portland. Bolh nre :!or
mer Lmfi('ld students. The wed
dmg 1s planned !or June:
• • •
Trodse lk.i club member;s rc
plnnnmg a mountain tr1p oyer
Thank!,Ct\'Jng v:~cation, Fridny
and Saturday, November 24 and
25 They will lny at the Mount
Hood &ki lodge bt.:twcen Rhodo·
dendron and Gl)vernmcnt Camp.
• • 0 Mila JaQn Mdotyu. June '50
journnltSm ~rnduntc. w:u the m
sptratwn for &CVt.'Tt.ll soctnl uf.
fa1ra befOI't' hf'r dPpnrture for
Condon lost \HCk GueslS an
eluded m• mb(!r'S of lht> Pion er
Log t.1U. M1ss Shirley Pc se
was hoste s for n canosm party
NoH~mbu JO and MJss Coy
Hntdmg wns h01itcss for 11 tire
side snnck netcr the ldnho g(lme
Snturdu} mght Jean has taken
a posltton on lhe Globc-T1mcs
at Condon
• • •
"DecoraJioo1 Lor Hr)lidny Ttmc"
\~ill b" U1e progrdm topic for
the No\'emucr mccllng of the
Foculty Women' s club thas oft
moon at 2·30 an the 11\'lnC room
of lhc ne\\ wom••n's dormatory.
Hostesses "HI ~ Mrs t'. G. Gal
christ, Mrs. Eldon Fix. Mrs.
James Stauffer, Mrs. U. C. Du
b:lch and Mrs. Ceorgc Ennis.
• • •
On Hand W.d.nesday ev nmg
for the openmc or the new l1omc
of the 'Very L&ttl• Theater in
Eug~e wns Arthur Coc Crny,
drama d1erctor. Grny wns one of
th~ !oundurs of lhc community
theater project back an 1929
when the dream for o pcrrnn
nc.nt home; wns born. "'l'wo Bland
l\ltcr!" wns the opt:>nlllg m~::ht nt
lracllon
• • •
The wedding of Wanda J.
Fishel to Robt rt E 'fnylor, )Un
lnr educ~non maJor, took place
at the Latter Day Saints church
m V3nCOU\'Cr Fridny, November
10, 3t 8 p.m Elder Paul FJshc.l,
father of the bride. pc.l'formed
the ceremony. Both are grod
uatcs of Gracelnnd college. Fol
lowing the rcccpuon the couple
spent a short honeymoon at the
coast. The .. · \I; all make their horne •
an Vancouver .
Future Teachers Plan
Mountain Trip Retreat
LWlch.an guesll of ·the I.ewis The wekend of December 2 ond
and Clark Motht:rs club nt 3 has b.:n set aside fnr the Cam
Westminsh.1r Prcsbyh•nnn church pus chapter of Future Teachers
lnsl Mondnv were Mrs. Helen of America retreat to Dr. Alv,, •
Hw·tncs..<;. nsslswnt professor of Graham's mountnm lodge neor
home "ronomics, her food und Wcmmi', Orecon.
nulrttion dnss nnd Ruth Chind- The obJect of the trip wtll h"
gren, ht!ad of the home cconom~ to wear out old clothes by t<,bog-
acs dcparlnH•n t. gnmnn. skiing and square dnnC'-
- ·- ing, according to John D~lcn-
Guild Holds Faust Play 'bnugh. president Guest spoak;rs
fhc Gu In tnt 1t 1 ""111 hold of lmporwnce to pros~ctl\'e
over ''Fnu.st and Devil" for an-tcnchers wall drop hints on how
other week. Starring Halo TaJO, to become a hued hnnrl Tho cat
the ploy [s based on the mutue tending w11l be charged 85 cents
Gounod nnd the drnmn of Goethe.. !or Saturday and Sunday dmn~
Stude.nt uc:kt!l.s nre liO cents at each nnd 50 cents for Sunday
all limes.
Sadie Hawkins
Day Dqnce
Tonight, Nov. 1~
Mon•y. Pruee, CosJumea.
Decoration•
ERNIE CARL£
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Come tn t":Uilunw or n!KUiar
nturc. or nQth1nc
Palais Royale
W. BURNSIDE AT 2ltt AVE. brcak.fnst. Members should JJlan
to orrh e frorn 5 p. m. on tnto
tht eventng.
Tronllpor tatJOn com m i l l c c
chau;mcm are Vernon Fcrghne.r
and Stnn Gat1:mcycr.
'Belief Chapel Topic
W htot I B1•hn't \\ I 11 b(J l hc
question ans\\ t>r d by Dr U G.
Dubach, professor of pohllcal
6CJcncc, in h.i• address during
tht! 1 J n. m . .s•:n•acc in Couclnnd
l\lrmor1nl c:hapcJ, :November 30
Loomis
Printing Company
516 N.W. 12Jh BR 134S PtON££R LOC Page Thne
'Sadie' Theme Dominates Dance
ShmooJ, Wolf {!1rls un1 Hmr
Ju£' Wl11 nll b~> PI" • nt ttl
th.., nnuuol Sndi Hnwklnt d nee
to bt h,.Jd ~nlurd:.y, November
18, In the coll('!l•' gymnnstum
from fl 1•' J2 p.m.
Th.-• costume dnnCC> 1s a gu·J
nak-bny llf[Btr tcntunng the
musu· ol Frflnk r.m,~tt and his
Moonlighters.
Dogpatch nlmospht:rc wJII be
cnrrf d out WJlh ted and yellow
trt'fX' pap• r trt.llmr.:rs :md cIT·
toons of th Yokum& and lh~>ir
fraPnds ICCOI ding to DorL>cn Don
ald, duurmnn or d(!cOrat.ions
Three pnzes '" ill ~ n w nrdcd
dunng Jnt~"rmi JOn for th mo t
oragmnl costume Guest:. w tll be
c;nlcrtntnl'<i "'lth a "htUball) •
d ncl b) Jame McAdow, Betty
Loke nnd Bob Hallock. Bill
Reserve Units Close
To Students Over 19
• •It n 19 ' • rn ' .. .o longer
JOin nny rescn·e unat of the
nrmcd forces. nc~rding to n
bulletin rch11lSt!d by Ge<>rgc
Enn•s. dean of m~n.
~ophomorcs who nrro alrondy
o memht!r of the Or~anu.cd Na
val t cs rv •r hgible. tf quoh
(tcd, for oH1cer &rnmmg an that
brnnch
Men ucccpted trnm SIX \\Ccks
tor 1wo summCTS and an~ guar
anteed lhnt they will be ollowed
to grnduot from coUcgc. Ennis
reports H thowa> wfll oeecHnpany th m Th d n spon orcd by th
nn the plane• Pat B b and Su..n A CJ t 'CI Wam n Stud• nts &!l
CJnrk '" sll sing and pi ) t.h~>&r $1 20 c:oup • T1ck u may be
ukulcle.s. Thcr wlll b r\rtUinc>d ttJd ln boothl sttunt
dnncjng to ui.Jd to the t.od in l rt' ru rnn um and tmt.tC'k
Bob Wnlk• r will C<J II hnck
Mastel of ccr mont I<Jl' thP :Putron and pnt n ~
cvcntng \\ nJ be Eldon Cunt r M nd M Ralph Allen Mr
Garis nr nmtndtil by M ryland M" C S. b1n Mr nnd Mr
Som ntll , gcm·rol cll 1rmnn. to \\•. M Htl, \f nd tn Rnb-
m 1k c:urAgc fo1 thrur dnta. n McC~ nd M1 Ellen R•
Almo t anythmg 1 r.pprcprtate All c:ulty m !Tibt>ra r m-
Blue Key Pushes
H.S. RecruitmenJ
Blue Kc~ h c:hcduled n
d t!rt m ling of :stud nt LC
J)l'omoters for Tu day noon
Nov mber 21. In the loung f
th new wom('n dormJtory
Memb<:rs of lh •tudcnt group
hn\ be n St'l ctcd on th~· basis
of thmr high school contact&.
Ench \I; ill condue1 n personal
·•com• to Ll'Wl.ll and Clork' cnm
pntgn in lhCJr home communJty.
Adclllional Blut: Key plan an·
clud~ stud«>nt emcc me at cot
leg p res n t a t 1 d n s in high
!:Chools. Rcpr~e.11touvc studenlS
from the Pi.!rliCUla r schools Will
be cho n for tht:: JOb
Note H~;alh, Blue Key prest
..ent. has also announced the
u " ol n mouon p1c:tur story of
campu aclt\ lUes nnd pubhcatton
of an &llustrotcd booklcn an d
\'crU&cment of the college pro
gram. \ ted t U (' dan
Stud nts on rommntc nt'
Ann Ausun publicaty, P t Boa),_
t1clt • ln:n 'I' ro • bane!, V.'Jn
ru<> Cllrloclt, refr hrncnt.s nnd
dean-up Bdty Lake, entertnm
mcnt; Ardlc R03Cbt:rry, patrons
nd patron . Burham Loflin
ch ckroom
Student Leaders Meet;
Trade Ideas, Policies
Student body prestdent H:m-,
Godml nd vice-pres1ch:nt Bob
Young rcpr 'ntcd Lcwts nnd
Clnrk at the Oregon Fcclcratlon
of Collegulte Lead ~ convention
No' ember 10-12
Tne confab held on the Oregon
State campus at Corvnlbs, was
attended by 11 Oregon colleg
Purpose o1 th annual affnu-is
to proVIde a fr cxchtinge Of
Jdcns and pollocs betw en
schooU; Vanous c mm1ttc :meet
mg.& are held and the rep~t
auws pres nt the1r p3rticular Bill Bailey Stars in Violi·n Concerto,· problems fOT dUCUS.SIOn and pos-gbJp s;oluuoru b) lht: group
Knowledge .. Understanding of Work w!b~o:U~~~~d c~~~~''::
B,.ing n conc:e.rt vto1inast takes Boras Sarpo, op ned the after- th~ ~._ ton nd nil schools pres
a lot of hard wark, and plenty noon progrnm w1lh lh "Over- ent ~came cht!.r1~r mt:mbcrs.
ol t.nlenL, both of which were lure to the Scct"('t .fnrrlage, by God al crved on the consutu-
nbly demunst.rnted by Bill Cunnrosa. (tllJowPd the conrcrto uon c:ommrttee
B:uley, starred m the li:t.'C<lnd \\ llh th~> l\'larche Ora<"ntnle nnd A ~''-port on pr cdmg Wlll
\'JOhn concerto by Wieniawski the Notht mus.ac by Srb Uus ~ made to ;h"' 5tudcnl c:ounc:tl
h th n J 01nd an" tudent lnterest<'Cl may t\ c::apncuy nud1cnc:e enjoyed the wn o ut so o pn ng c:.ar-obtam mformallon at lhe s\ufu·st of the Concctto Concc.rts nt'd l.iy Albert Manhnll.
1n the campus lhPakr Sundn~, Th~? pr<> ram roncluded wJth dent bodv ofUcc.
NOV\!mbel 12. the itrsl m o v c m n t from
Pet haps the most melodic Brnhm's fin;l 'lllphon~ After Deqree Requirem ents pnrt of the ccncerto was the thunderous a p p l a u s c. S1rpo
URomnnza" movement, from mused, .. lt &eems that college AU sentors t: pectma: to fmuh
whach sterru:; the pop u 1 or trndJt1ons \\ere made to bC> bro-degree requirements in Jnnu n·,
"Serenade." Bailey sbo\\ ed grc~t k n. so we "'ill play the last re-June or Au ust '51 hould fit"
knowlcdg nnd undcrstandmg for lccuon over again Thunderous pphcallon for dcgre before the
this pnrtacular work. far which npplnu followed the s leclion ~her regtstrnuon. Appomt
he spent s1x months preparn- ngmn, but to no O\ nil. when ments for hours can be made
dons nnd a month 1n rehearsal Slrpo quapped. "That s all there between 9 and 3 cnch St'hool day
w1 Ul the college symphony. l::sn:.:..:tt:.....::a:.:.n:.:o:.:.th:.:.co.::r:....:n..;.;u::m:.:..::..:~..::..r ....::.p..;.;t e:.:p:;.;nn:d:;.:...::.;:,:,'_:_"n __ ,t.h_e_re...;g~ll-strars ___ o_r_n_c ____ _
In nddttibn to his nppearnncc
tn the conC<!rto, Batley JS also
the concert master of the orches
tra and hns been the conceno
mo!:tcr of thn Portland Junior
symphony. Last ye tr he was in
the Porlland symphony. At pres
ent he IS the student of Frank
E1chcnlnub .
The Lcwts lUld Clark S) rn
phon.y under the direction o!
Funeral Services Held
For Mrs. Marion Simms
I< uncral •• h. 1or .Mrs. P
Manon Sunms, 3913 S. W Spring
Carden slrci:l, who died Novem
ber J 1, were held 8t Fmley's
Mornwgl.icht chapel Tt1esdny nt
3:30 p. m. The Lcwu and Clark
Nu)ll' s~ng.
She wns the mother of Rc\·er
end P Marion Samms Jr., assist
ant professor of religious cdu
cntlOn nl c()lJcge.
O~ra
on lhe
SerHn
·CIII
Studlnll 60c at all Tim" r;t·
ram
ln U. ~-Air Fan-e pilot' langu:lgc. that moons: HGet
airhon~e ••• gd up there with tWerytbiog )'.:>u'vc got1''
St.nrl your cromblc with o. year of tro.ining lhat pro
du ... ,..S lenders ••• Avintion Cndtrt. training with the U.S.
Air Foroo. lt'a t:roirunc thnt wins your wings and com
mi:tiion ••. and n utnrting snL"I"l. dc:1t1e to 5,000 year
• if \'ilU QUI\lU '.
C#tedc Your Compass •.• Attd Climb Oft Couruf
Air f'orre t.nlk for "\\"'lStc no lime-·t your COW"'C while
you'n1 g tining altitudt·" It's good advi~~
1'nlk it o'er ~ith t.ht.• U.S. Air Force Aviation Cadet
Sdt.'lelion Tcnm 80011 to visit your campus.
Get • r., ... Star • T• •.• Widr Th U.S. Air FM'G
~ U S.. Alt Fore• ,t..lorion
cc:'~e t Select\o!\ Teo"' w\0 be on
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The
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by
CurJ Copenhagen .
Sports Editor
\\ e wond r \\ hnt C of I s opln·
on ol LC football prow
uld OO\\ be after tlwU' 53
potnt cdJ!mg lnst ucc-S. lt e ms
th \\ l'rc pre gam~;; rumo1
r m the Co,) ote mp. to lht' (>(-
(:oct th t Ut... PJOnt: rs \\ t:r~ th
n ~t overrated football team on
tl e coa!t and Rube Batsch ww;
O\ r-publlttz:C>d and fnls ly
r'Qlcd back
In drubbing the outernctn.
tho loeal1 ground out 389 yard&
and 11 first downt with tho
entire squad participating in
the Coyote skinning. "KiUyc:a.r
Baisch wheticd through th
ldaho line for 122 yards in 11
carriu. almos! three limmo tho
yarda~ gun•red by the whole
C. of I. offcmse (<48 yards.) ....
W1th LC's ronference slate be
UlS complete. st.oltstrcs 6hovt the
PJonecrs \"Cr:lged 34.6 pomts per
me agnmst lhelJ' loop foes'
1..! a\ erage. Onb league oppon·
ent score was a lone Willnmctt.c
touchdown Ho\\ decLSh·ely the
Ornn(le otJlclassed conference
members .ts emphnsiz.ed by the1r
ha\'UlC dumped the second place
tD&m. Li.ofield. 44-01
Latest n \\'S on locnl Ptncappl
Bowl ru;piratums. r veals tbnl n
enthng west coast compeutor for
the c:m'Cted ~·I bad \1."35 sid
trnckcd m tts last week-end hlt
Cabfonua"s Whittier Poets were
dropped from the nallon"s unde
f Dtecl by m·al PomOIUI 13-10.
Th1s lea\'CS Lewis and Clam
Calrforma and Loyola as the P •
Clf1c eo<.~st's only perfect,..record
ele\ ens. LC lS one of U1e 26 un
defeated and unued teams left tn
lhe enttre countn. Ho\\·~ er. n
Pear Bo\1.1 trJumph lis mandator}'
to rem.am m contention !or a
Janu~ 1 Jaunt tu the L:md of
th (!' Leu; PIONEER LOG
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Huston's Gridiron Cigontics
Steam Through Coyotes 53-0
Next Obstocle-Frisco Stole!
By Chuck Gibb
The P1on ers cat>pcd the most bnlhant gr1d seoson m
Lewt nnd Clark tu:.lory "'. they onplur·cd the Northwest
conf rene cro" n by completely humbling the College of
Idaho Coyotes 53-0 at Vaughn street slndmm lnst Saturday
night.
In th1s, thcir lnst conference lllt of the ) ear, the maghty
Jo~ Huston mnchtnc scored ats most dC'dsa\c 'teton· both Offen·
' 1) ond d fcnSthl :m rdam~ ats scnson•s undc:fcntcd rt:cord
t kt tnt Th nk gl\ mg Po:. r Bo\\ l Cra\ \\ llh Snn Froncl!i:ro
h:
Walker Speeds to First Score
H lfb ck Du:k Wnlker brought the CTO\\ d or 3500 to 1\S fed
for the hrst \lme mad\\ 3J through the opcnmg quart r nr; ht
sltcr-d through 1e£t tnckle ror 44 yardlf nnd th lmtlnl tally
Mmul later, after dcfcnSl\ c guard Ken .Knudson 'ntCJ et!ptcd
pnss on lht: Co) otc ll, Walkt!r ~ ombmcd hlS !IJ) •ed and ~ood
b1o~.:km to t.-orc ngsun stnndmg up LC led 12-0 as the quarter
ended
Anderson Tricks Coyotes
In the eoond canto nfter nussing one scoring chance. center
Gu\ Gerber blocked a Coyote punt to (tl\ e LC the ball on th
ld ho 35 Aftet patr of hnc blnst quarterbaCk Clnrkc Anderson
took Ute ball rrum center, faked n hnndofi while sptnmng wath the
b II and tore uround lhc bafned Coyotes' rJght end for a toucll·
do\\n Johnn) Cordon Huston·s new toe. found til(! upnghts to
boost the seore to 19..0.
FoUo\\tng s r1es of downs. Rube Bnrsch broke wto the scor-
mg column from the Coyot"' 43. The ''Tank'" took n patehout from
And r.son and made a path through lhe ldaho defenders for his
hrst t.nll). Gordon clacked for th,. ·~-tra point. makmg the score
26-0 at hnlf-umc.
Beivb Coll.cb Second T .D.
The Pioneers opened lhe ~and half wllh thelr longest sus
tamed sconng dnvc of the evening. St.art1ng on their o\\ n 12,
the Orongc ond Black po\\ cl cd upheld at an caght-ynrd-per-corry
O\CJ1l&c for se\'en pklys w1tl1 Baisch pnclnng the tmol 33 ..,·nrds.
Cordon ndded the pomt.
Stwnpm' Stnn Blatr afler some lengthy gams c:nher 1n the
game. scored after P1ane r end Phtl Ftase.r blockl•d n Coyot~ punt
on theu 22 nnd recG\'crL-d one .>':trd from the end wnt' Blau·
scored on the foliO\\ 1ng piny.
L«U~es Sparks Orin
Conch Huston d~dcd to run up the laundry b1ll m the fmnl
quarter sendmg has c:1pable rcsen·e strength mto the muddy
frocns. TbJS dtdn't slow up the onslaught as the P&oneer.s thrust
det."p mto Coyote country from mid-f1eld. Honk ~mes, who pre·
\'lOUsly had eontrtbu ted a classy l>yard gam to the ma&-ch, was
lh pay-off man \\"lth o s1x-y.ard T. D sprint.
Th PJonecr d!..fcnse. which was n tower of strength through
out lhc ent1rc contest set up the fmn1 touchdown when tl1ey paled
on a Coyote fumble on the Idaho 5 Frnnk Faar took a Bruce Long
bnllu handoff and meed ov r for the seorc.. Gordon bootc>d his fifth
extra pomt of the game to mnke at n 53-0 verdact for the Pcnr
Bowl-bound P1onccns.
Home Contest Crowds Decline
Attendance ut Lc" and Clark.
hom gnm has slumP'-~ lht
ason. reporla ~thlellc dare tor
Eldon :Flx.
Th declln due m pnrt !l.o
the fact thnt bolh Whnn n nnd
Collegt.:: of ldaho who srv not
Jg drowtng cards m Pottland mm LC on th Paont..>erS home
gnnandE whlle Poc.a!Jc and Lm
1Jdd good gall' at.trnctron • y; er•
h to Ll Nortltwe t loop
ch n1ptons.
H mec mine brought oul th~:
btgg I 0'0\\d Of l.ht' tDSOn, 2939
ttcndnnce reported Tlus m-
Kappa Sextet Cops 'Keg Bowl' Tilt
With6-0,SixCanto Victory over Delts
In an aJr -t l\.
au. of lh keg
lh Dell$ G O. al\Cr hard-fougnt
Kappa san
tux
pcnod m the lo cr campus
ooze last Thunsday It \\as the
f.trSt annual .. Keg Bowl hll
lnten frolenmy rJ\'Olry rmgn
ed u the two clubs •hJiJ)Cd.
bruked .nnd froZI! throug.h f1vc
aco ICSJ quarters tx;lorc: Kapp
hat for a TO, "nth npproxlnw •
ly two nunul left In tht> •
ond cxt..rn c:tm&.O Th cbmax of
th wmd-b1own tdt et~me em a
trw or Kappa p by Jim Tfu
)unura to Bob Hallock Dick
Mort and 25 yard touchdown
"'"'"Ual to Jack Codwtn. An ear
tier Kapp~ six-pointer w d "·
counted 0 lUi rount.ered the K-scxtets"
dl db AU' thrusts \\ tth ground
,g m b} Btll Er ksOn nnd John
Fcrc n p colching. but
ro\lldn t launch su laml'd
drt\C
lnltTUmt:nt I an the ·Keg
So\\ II outcome being m doubt
until the gun \\aa the brtlltaot
punting of oppo mg hn,.mcn
Stan Gnt:unycr and Chuck thJJ.
Lm up Knppo -Lin<! Bud
Krck{ nnpp John WniLCr, Dave
Stcv n Gatz.mycr, Mort Sncks
Godwin Hnllock, Utll Lcv11, 1'JU·
JlffiUrll
D 1w-wn ~H;ug C rtotum,
Bob Mercer, Frrg!Aon. Gen Ar
\Jd$0n, I>on Cas Backs Enck·
wn. Hoi Kn pp r. Dave \'sn
f1 t. HtiJ
• eludes pr.ud ndmi:;SIOn!l,
buok ltckl'l:> ond passes. ASL.C
0! lhts to La I 62u Wl!l e Lc\\ is
nnd Clnr k tuclents "'hil an
otht r 242 \\ere 11Ludent ond :foe-
Ult) W!Vctl
Second tugll!: 1 rc.cordL>d
t ndanoc ror the l nr wn nt
·ason's opener aguanst Ou.'gon
Coll~ · of Educntron. Tht p td
portmn of thas crowd nmounh.-d
to 1227 Th<'l «: were 398 tu
dcnu w ott ntdnnof>
Student ottcndnnci' hns 010\;r
aged 484 for hvc home gnmcll
Srn<.: ' got r ccJpta at lho Von
port gum,. we.r,.. not enough to
mct."t LC' gunrnntco.c to the
Vaughn slrcl'l mnnogcrmml, no
ath:ndonc• figure~ were kt.•pt on
that 1·ontt t ~'l'K c llmar.ed thol
therl:' were not more thon 400
•tudcnta from both daonls 11 P·
re:;o•n\cd .
Other fncton which moy have
Jnflucno•·d tlus y<!nr's d{'chnc ore
u\ It mcnt wcnUwr, which hna
pJngucd th cluh, ond dt con·
cdlolaon of the c:ro -town cn
CC'Junl.,r w ath Portlnnd unlvcr
sh} Ttus gome dr w about 8000
fnns in I fll9 Fr1dey, Nov mber 17. l9SO
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N orlhwest Champs Fly South
To Meet Far West Kingpins
In Thanksgiving Charity Game
N. W. CONFERENCE
STANDINGS
" L. 1'1' 1'1\
LiJWb•Clal't 6 0 1'73 ll
1.111 CtrJ•J :S ! I :1 I' ('lflr :! '" : U ·on.- nf lotaho ! :1 411 tor.
\\ Ill '"'' It 1 • ~ ,,
\\'11 lUna n J t tl4 t!! 8aturdaJ' 'a & .. ull8 t.twta•Olarlr. 53, Ool. of IO• bo o.
Pactnc :J. I.la11al4 0.
Wlaltm&D 37, WUlamatta 27.
Thla Wtel:•aJ:Ul 'l Gam••
Walla.lll•U• a\ Pac:Uac .
Wbltman ., Jlaa&an:l orearon
Lcwas r•nd Clark's Northwest
conference champ1ons pock thmr
unsulht.-d gnd reputotaun on :•
Unit~ Anliner W~dnesdav nnd -hr.ud south for a Thanksgwmg
day Penr Bowl gomc w1th Joe
Vcrduccr's Son Francisco Stnte
cr•~vt. Cam•' t!me is 12:30
Coach Joe Huston Sl'ltd thot
the squad would nrrlvc 10 Med
ford about noon nnd work out
ln th•· Pear Bowl swdium nt
3 p m They will lea\'t! Medford
at 6:30 p.m. Thur.;day for tht!
Jl'tUtn rJtghL
Ripa. DeVito QB•s
Snn f'ranc1sc:o State opcrot •
off the T -formatron w&th two
able qunrtcrbnc.ks, Sam OeVuo
ond Tom R1pa. dtrectm~ the of
fense DeVuu as l"((led th!.! h ncr
pos c1 of th t \\ o but Ripn 1S
c n 1dcrt.>d to ho\'(' on edge m
Ute u.•ll·hnndllng depm tmcnt
The Gntcrs. as do all Vcrduc
Cl·~o'Onchct.l tt-am~:, usc u wide
op ·n offenSI\'(' pattern f'l, d
hnlfh JCI{ Rud~ Sm1lh and full
bnck W.dt Jaurdnn lc:1d lhc
ground nuuck Smllh, u hght,
h1ft)· brcnknwny runner hos
reeled of! o number nf spcctncu·
I r go1Ju1>S durlng Lh senson nnd
1 rated as n top back by support·
r or the B > are.zt clf'V• n Jour·
d n docs tlw buU. of lht> bnll
lJ.tclung for lht Purple and Cold
B b C opt n anoltll.:'t peed
m£ln.'hnn t, holds down the uthc1
hulfb~ck lot
f'rosh Linebackers
The Cot 11 use thl' platoon
,.., stem nml. \\ tule not ra nl t d
6trong dct•~n Jvcly, boost •' cou
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• Ill N. W. lith A••· pie of tnp-grndc lmcb:wke.rs in
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Both th s boys nre rreshmt'n.
States lme ls imrly hcnvy but
In ·penc.nced ·rhc nerml de·
tens of \'caducei's men ts on!\
fn1r nnd, uccordmg to the Cold
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pnpcr th~ squad hos shown
wo.•nkn•· s 10 downfrcld block
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!lOCUS on
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Sph ll lll the ~nlitor nw cot
lege Is lugh !OJ' thiS !{ante. nc
t'Ort.hng tc• a·cports from the
souLhlond, us !hts lS lhc first
ehamplonshap tc.tm for lhc Stat
ers tn the P'n1 WP.Sl loop.
~'runk nu clln, who held down • u hnlfbaclt post Co1 Huston'~
11147 Grant hagh clc\·en, hulds
down the 1 "n'c fullback post
for lhc FriSco clc\·c.n.
The PIOnl!crs nrc nt full
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MUSIC, DRESS Conscientious Student Figures Cost
AWE EXAMPLE Of Sk-er-·Missing' Class Lectures
OF DECORUM DELTS ENJOY
DINNER TREAT
AT GATHERING
By Cordon Makin alt~r
Cu·'· I'm JU"~t \\ llkln' dO\\ n
till p .. lh nunclan In\ nwp Lu I
n• !I "lwn I hi mt~u 1 8111 It up
n1onj! lclc 11! tnc, wlf.!~h 11 up
11111 rlut: rmd h'~in<~~ h• tulk
1 t.d nl\.•( nt 1111
Slw n ks me lo JtO to thl
dnn<'c '' lth twl' und I snys uae
bt•CIIUW till lliQUIIC I IllUde• Of
st: 1 dust nnd hon•) ond the's
ptiPd it ln Uw raght pine• 11
So I'm al\m' In her fa ont By Bryn~ While
l'rn guanc broke I cornt to
tbnt C(tlldllliton llfh 1 m lU!trm-
1 htnr. Qlll.'!lhon hit lrlt whah•
kll'mlnJ:, I nwon mu~sanr. n
!'lass th• othu on~ llow muda
w,u1 tl co"ltni:! tnt 10 ml s thot
cln pcnod'~
Thcu J sm down und tuok
D pcn<lll •nd llll old te t pllptt
l .. ~t's cc, huw mnn\ hou1 car~
thct ~ In u t>nwster" StXtH•n
"'cck tn n lit me liter tlrru: tht
0\'t:rQj!c lund of 15 hOUIJ,
m.tkt• 210 hours. 1)1\•ldc thnt
tnto lhu tUition g1J!~--c~nd tt
conws rout 94 cent
EH!r) tam~.: I mls u clns • t••nr up 94 ct nt Wow. that 1
hurts my flat, rlnnn•'Uill~· In
oh ('nt JHCJ:Y bn nk
'rtwu my fOJUnc ttnglt d Tlu!i
'14 cents "ntm't nll.
If .. ·nu nrc like me, ta I pre
sum~: yuu mlghl hv wl~h n fr>w
rnOJUr chnnJ'c het l nnd thva I"
you go down lO "Cofll'c Hcnv·
tn" nnd spend six cmt11, uB\1 I)
I) eluting tlv pl'llod you
'lllt 'l'h11:1 mount.c, up Just
nu 1111: om clru a du,· now
Lu\ al11 I Thus t~a C\ nuc is
c. ,miJkod o qundr up led or IWX·
tuplt;J 1f 'ou hapJl(!Jl to be
pupulnr \\ th ~ornr>n
All UtP rmnutes fly b\· over
th~: bn \\. !COmcont• or other hit ot r. cl~nn ttl cand o llgh t
fro 1 vou Thot a a nf cent
mo •t It 1 p r bum, not
counltng lht m teh Tht total
n '' h• Sl 12 ond ~. af n cent
Jlt: • cln rnlmmum
Tlkt: lht over n w• 'k'a Umf'l
lutd .} ou hn\ • n •L oddcd nny·
l lllllo to your bnnk ncoount.
Onl' dascnrdcd hr•ur :1 doy for
\\ C J tutlllS $5 601.~ {1 DlJI. 0\ cr
o 1 U·\\ cck pl!llod al $001'1 don·
~croWII) clos to $89 60llta
Tht u LJ leta able "'ostc1
Som1 thane h. got to go. Thu
"111 hove to stop It's unbe:~r
bl~,; to thlnk oboul.. but rv.
got to do 11. I'm gonnn J~t
qu1t drirtktng corf~ The Dd~'l Tnu Rho 0~\'CI
knew \\hot \\ m 1torc [•
Uwm when Chuck HJll, Btll
Erak t:n and l.nrn Crunpbcll
bot.~ghl groct'r1 for tht: month-
b Ddt dmner m~:\'tan ut th
frnlL: mtv hou rcefJnU
C tmpl dl md Hill purch .. "";u
11 can C•f mf!r chnnel r moo,; lf
thr l:tb I nd odd :1 It to thr
pllf>
Bock l tht houJCi the ......._., "
opr>nc-d -~ L>d
ns cold mtn Th Dclu w thr>
sturi w1th r<'lls.h-~:ocxt. bro~'tl
gsnvy too room w,tltln' for her tu gt!l
drcsst:d. I llcen slttln' he.;. c ror
nboul nn huur rendin' Sl•vcntecn
nnu Modc.nlUI I lit.:: l bcctn to
think she's tnkin' ca le~:~on 1rom
this guy MUII'fl\ when ftnnlly
11h~ wnlk. m .
Gl.lt'l, I nN11ly roll off my
l'hmr. She' wcarln' thas light
blue thtng ond at's shpp<•d off her
shoulders nbout n toot. I don't
know "hy ll tops lheiC nnd 1
cll'Cidc nul to ask quc!ltaons but
J tn:lkt! ht•r ~10 on the corsttll,<' GEORGE FOX COLLEGE SETS
LIMIT ON ACADEMIC HOURS Nitzel Accepts
Executive Slot John Fc.rgt n v. ns • nclln.:
for the last she<' whun Campbt>ll
produced the labcl-whleh d
pia) t'd li \\ 11-knov. n do food
Music Head Returns
Due to U1c beckoning Im-To Campus for Concert
exception~> tu thu: w her•• supe- gcr of Undc Snm, John Dr. John St:1rk E\·n:n , ha~d or
mn;oa rhnngc 111 Ute colt.•"c cnln· ru:ll' wo1 k hn ll\.'\'n dernonsu~atcd. th~ muSJc department. r~.:tumcd <> 1'h\tfl>Cf, VJC:C•prCSidCnl or •L Iogue nt George 1-'ux c:ollcg~: lhtB lo ""c campu. Sundny for th NEWAERG, Nov I? OP>-A
• • • Trads1• Ski club, wus lnduct- f' l t IL. year mvolvt> tim a~htttonshap lfS concerto conct!rt. a tcr nls
lwtwcl!n tlu stud£'nt's nc:ndf:m!c EVI::HE'fT JC CLIPPER-Hnvc cd Into lhP armed fore and recent Ulncu confining him to \\'1.! "ulks out the door and
lht• snow's olbout ll foot d<·cp so
I hnvt• to cmT) her to tht• em
I slip on \Ill' 1cc t1 lcw tin•cs but
fmoll)' rnokc at to tht! em nnd
throw her In work and hts uuU:idl' work. ;) nu eH•r stoppf!Ci to lhmk thnt elt:cllon oC o n w •·Veep" lhc Good Snmnntan ho pitnl for
IC n studtmt IS doln& uut.sldc the mn)or-tty of &Iris who prepare b"tumc nee<; ry. lwo w~ks..
for tnn•t>rs in business. social After his s•~y in th h-plt"'l wvrk fOJ 14 or lc..-.s hour.,; ptlr Ball Nll.z 11, LC octavttlO ... ,_ •• •
\H.:o..'k, he \\Ill bt: [lllowcd to l.lkc Sf'ICnl'e, mut11c tl•ach1ng ond oth- Dr. ·Evans rested ot hlS home
T "r " r . rk uY•ll t k commtss1onc.r, wns clccted to nd ref 1 15 to 17 hours of studiP! Only c .. c .. 0 \\:(1 us .. Y 0 up u cr o crs o has Wife! nnd doc-
12 to 14 hours of school work onothf'r type o( cnrc-er Uc.Coa e lht· ofCJl'C He 80H nn im-tor. Sunday wus his f~nt tim on J\11 the "ny ·to thts place
where the donee ls my momc us
givmc me the <:old shoulder. J
d<'cldc thas 1 becou~c tht!r's no
wi.ndows m my Model T. Will be ullowt:d tho t" worklng long-thnt of homc.mnktng pr SS.l\ c. though ahorl, cl c-th c:ompus. and &n~ then ru;
nbuv •' 14 h OUI bu l not more _...;.< N~o_k_1_d_d_ln..:g;;.?_-_Ed~.):.,_ ____ ..!.._t_;lo:..n.;_5:::P:..Ct!:..:..:c:;..;h:.:., _"'..:.Y.~'h.:.:0::·....:~~ :.c "_" __ _:_:h::as=-.:h::a::d:....::lo:_~..:t.a=k:.::c:_:• t:...::e:n::;sY~·:..." __ _
than 20
So nt lo l w• get lo this plncc
and f!O ansadc. But gcct, do Wt!
feel conspicuous becnusc "'e'rc
hn,•m' (a terrible time \\'lllzin'
to thts muslc-nnd bcstdes (!very
one c.lt> Is d1 cssccl in h:vas end
plmd h trt.s. While u student wo1 kl; nbo\'C
20 hours but nol more thon 30,
he wall bt: nskcd ~o tnk• Olll)'
10 to 12 scmt..-stcr hnurs Stx
to ten crcdll hours nre all u IU•
dent muy toke while workinR
nlx>vc t htrl • hours.
Thf' faculty •nnv mnkc n !l.'W
• SENIOR PICTURE NOTICE
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naday. according lo So:ro.h Van F1octt. swor editor. A ugn·up
aheet and information forms will be posted in tbe lobby of tbe
gym Monday through Wodnuday . Seniors who do not arrange
for appointments wUI not ho•e picturH in the Voyageur .
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509 S,W, TAYLOR AT. ~171 Much-Traveled Frosh Journalist, Carol Mays, Claims
Oregon/ s Cowboy Country as Favorite Place to Live
A girl \\ ho :followed champion
:footbn II lcnms to Lcv.·is and
Clork is Cnrol ~lays, freshman
from Grnnl high school in Port·
lnnd "Thas wny th~tc's ~n I!Wlc.<J "There's Juts of cowboys,
n1oons nnd v. estern 5ClUngs nnd
C\'cr,vbody hns horses." Carol hod
ran Arnbann pony named .. F1iekn"
h~rs •If whtle h~ wns \here. She Hnrv y Scott Lrophy dunng htt
term for the best in Oregon htgh
school P'IP1!.nl Sh tooted th
pfccalo and flute Cor the band
nnd orchestrn. The only differ
chnmp~cons all the wny nround," ~:rndunted {rom Lnkl'vt '\V Ccn· nr.:t m the instruments. sh•
dnlms. 1s lhot one l! bl{1gcr thnn
lhc other: she QlllPJK'd . trnl grnde school.
But she um't gotng to stny
lonn. Carol, on attractive 18-
'Y nr-old brunette. plnns to co to
Behnke· Walker busmcss coUegc
m the prm~ and tnkc a secre
tarial scicnc" course.
Before St'tlhng m PorUnnd to
spend toul' years nt Grnnl. Carol
h,•cd ot Corvnllts. Bend, Klnmnth
Fnlw, Pendleton, Lokcv1cv; nnd
Sllvl"r Ln'kc in Orenon :md rat
VnnL"'U\'Cr, Wn.. followin her
fnther, n lorxn;l st n,cc worker
··1 laked Lukcvic\\: best, ' $he
Rally Alley
Jolly Folly
J\t long lnst, the Pep club
gave• out wath a m1ghty dJ,_
piny of school spirit.. nt ~he
CoJieg~,; of Idnho football
gnmt'!
A word ur c~pln nnt ton to
tho e runs who didn't lln·
dc111tnnd whot the purPQ$
of theh nppcaranct! on the
ftclcl wos-'l}tcy formed
"rally all!'.)', ns n nie<:> g ~
lure for tht• boys m thcu
final home game.
A belated word of explnno
tton to the players-You
were s u p p o s c d to run
tbrouiiJb the alle~
Pre-Law Major Studies
Civic Planning, Zoninc;r
lk1h Bucc1 mnrm, jumor prc
lnv. major, November IS nnd 14,
nlto:nd~l the Lf!nguc ot Oregon
Cilt£.>!1 com•cntl•>n ut the Mull
nomnh hotel
lu t onnccliiVl wtLh Dr. U. 0
IJuhnrh 's M un iclpol Gt.W<'nuncnt
C(lU11IC, nuc 'rmnn nttcndcd spf'
clnl d1sc:u wn s~Uiillas 'l!n ~h k
plnnmns ond zonmg.
aiUR'n- KATI-
&It .... I
I At Grunt, Cllrol worked on the
Grantonwn, sen mg ns ~a tor
durmg h1 r lost semester. nnd
mod tly odmlttt.'CI wlnnlug the
Republicans to Meet
A 8P IW open rne<!'tang or lh
Young Rt.'puh1tcnn.o: wall be hdd
m B-10 ot 12 n on November
30 Th r c nt l. lt.' com Pntion
w1U b• dt cu cd nnd visitors
!rom .Rt cd coli • hnv tenta
tively b •n scheduled lo ~P ak While 1n tugb school, she too
n JOb a· .n fountmn clerk at 'lh
Grnnt Htgh phnrm C). •t .nlwny~
uot the m ide dope on the (oot
bnU p1nycrs." Cnrol volunt crcd
nd when th l \\on champion
ship w ltQ\'~ lh m unda nnd
bannnn spina.·
'l'hc qurN, mdu t xous n v.:com·
u cub report r nnd has
\~ (JrkC'd on lhL etffululton Uiff
or thP LOC sance oommg t
Lt"' ~ and Clark
ot
... to our Course
eTop!
St.art your climb to the top with a year or Naviga
tion training in the U. S. Air Force . . . train inc
that pay• of! when yc)U proudly pin on thole Navi
gator's wings. with that starting salary clot~e to
$5,000 ..• if you can qualify.
Otoose Your Point ol O.porfure .•• Oimb Oft Cov,..
Dec. 4tb lo navi1ator'11 langua1e.
that mC~tM "plau ahead."
Y QUr point <lf dcparturo ia
the \iallou Cadet Sftee·
tlon 'rcan1 1100n to viait
your campus. See that
U'8.m ••• nnd plan now ~
climb on OOUtllC. '-' •• r., ... s .. , •• r., ... _,,. ,.,,_ S. Air ferctl
U.S. AIR FORCE Page Six
Final Breakdown At the Head . Of Her ClassListed by Council ~lud nts .and flC:Ull) members
w l, do,: ~tn. to mp1 'e theu btl-
For Student Fees llt t pc k nu I n, \\ llhout
ho \ an to '' 01 ~ nbout kecp\nG
:>Jl n 11 I r. dt j>Om t ,l\'t! r T, 1950-51 chool-yenr budget
1 r 'lhe A .. ~at-cd Students of
1..4:' u: nnd ClnrK. ns set down
b:; thf tude:nt <!ounen Is ns fol-
1 w~ a c. UI'C 1Skcd to ~ Mrs J\ A
Grol'ntn~
Ht'r cl.1 m spen1ung Russton
a open tu cv('ryunl•, .md slw
campaign \\ 1th pt omtsL of en y Activibcs commission~
Dam tics
Rat nnd ' lJ squad
F U\Slts
Bnnd
A sembltu
l nU1Ull urol
T tal
Human Tl'lations:
R hgt0\13 conferences
&-cut .. u· conferences
R ous e\ luauon week
Ch pel
Relig1o~ speakers Sl200 rammo lgnm..,nts I mu~ be
• 'iS nom .1t In nnd nl.so 3o. 'ou
81>0 n \ ~orm "h< n you wunt
1000 I Mr. M T IU'-t Wnrd or the
250 b t n> 1 l;h Grocntnl! S'\ar
30 pupJI--und th on) une
$3355
s 250
200
150
100
150 Dr. Odell to Moderate
Dr. Mot gnn S OdcJl \\111 erve
moderator of panel dlScus-
sion on F'recdom 1n MJd-Ccn
turJ.. t a stat€!'' td t:.OuC41Uona1
mst1tutt 1t Ltnc:uln hagb hooJ
10.15 <urda\, N vembcr 1& THE PIONEER LOG
I Roberts Cites Doctrine
With Moral Martialism
Somt ,,f the orlhodo. Chrt •
t I n l<':1thtng bout mce'l.-ncss
r< •k of mOrill m 0 I' t I I 1 i S m,
char ~d G" Jl ..-n 0 Robc1 ts, us
• istant p1 o essot of p l chology,
m his ll n.m. chapel nddre!\S nt
the <.'!lmpus thcnle•
Plncmg tht> t>xnrnples of lsnn
c.•ou~ of l.Q\ oln. Ohnndi nnd
Jt:SU!> Ch. t ou n ''CibOI l'el!l of
f1lm. Rober t plntn•~ thnt
tllt.> l' "l rc men of • P•• u I::nch
pOS£c:-ssed lht :tubhmt Cth of
cour tgl" and 'ttoht). coupled
wath ml'~.:knt:SS, neet ~ I") to un
bmd thcmseh ('S from th~.: heu'
d) knotted ropes of the ci"'\\ d
M n) potent 1aht1c rest dor
mant m human n ture, Rob
<' u cmphnucnll) dcclnrcd "Jf
)'OU c mcstly '" nl It_ 'ou, t o,
eon h t: dease from the tcm·
pcred nspcct or the r'('(icxes .. LC Delegate s to Attend
Ashland Health Meeting
"Th~t c 11 F·utu11 m 1-'':ilness"
wtll be the them<> for the Or<>
,.;on Assocwtlon for Hcnllh, Phy
trnl Educnt1on and Rl·crcallon
nnual mcdtn(! ot Ashlond, No
' cmher 17-18
Mrs. Hc<h•r TUJ ner nnd Miss
Ellen RO\\ lt·~ will1 ;;-oprl•scnt Lew
IS ond CJnrk nt th~ rn~_·,~ting . ln
u1udcd in the program nrc lunch
cons, d~CUSSIOOS, %00\'ll'S, !:pCnk
<'I'S and cntcrtninmcnt.. -
Credit Men Speak
LoUIS Pnrkl't, cr('(ll\ mnnngcr
of Old& nnd K.rng·s !:tor•'. \\ 111
spcnk on rcUlll urcd1t before
members of John F Wnllbrldcl 's
c.lnss m credit nnd collection No
\'cmb~r 30. J. D. McEwnn. mnn
nger of the Portlnnd Rct01l Cred
It burcnu. spoke on operutaon of
the bureau November 14 Friday, No•tnnbftr 17, 19~0
Naval Officer to Explain
Reserve Set-Up Today
A nn\'u I r ervc olfaccr will
be.· on cmnpu tudoy to exphun
th~· nnv tl I'< t'n t: to men mtcr
~:Stt!tl tn tlw progr.1m Be \\ tU
be In the men s phy ic.'ll t>ducn
uon d1 purtmcnl off1cc fr•)lll 9
u.m tr, 3 p "'" nccordmg to
t;co gc F.nnn;, dean ol men.
I .. l Uct. from the d<>nn's ocric"
.m; bemA Pnt tu lh(' pa~nt of
nll ml:!n Ntuclcnt!l und••t 1 1 m
ornung hl'rn llt tl fn<'fl must
1gn up f, u tl'l• 1 \'~ unit be·
fore thcv rt:llt h their IIHh bu th·
d y af th• } \\~a!lh to portlcapntc
In lhc p1 ogrom The Not1onnl
Guord ts ru:•ccpttn • m n up to
lh~.C ume th ., 1 cCt'l\'C notice for • th 1r prc-imlucUon phys•c:nl ex-
nmht tton
Vctcron '" ho ar ml'..mbcrs of
an~ l'CS• r\'t. roup 1 c.> subject to
call to dut t ll) lime, Enm!l
«'POrts.
c:ul r speakers
Campll! ch· t publn:.1ty
WSSF 150 :~------------ ~-_.~ --~~--~----~-=~~~--.-~~--~ ~~~-------------
Soaal eomm•«\on:
Ktck-(Uf dance
Snowball
H mg o( Greens
~ ' day n econun
Tuut
Public:utions.~
LOG
\" eur
P thfmder
Total
P lie R I tioru
TO'Ull
AMS
AWS
T tnl Classes:
Other Items 50
50
9051
$250
$118
1.32
81
84
sus
$200
150
.$350
0 entation .s 100
Of1 eqwpment.
Off1ee salnnes
Art department
£1 :cuon board
WRA
TTaf tc contrul
itsccllan~u
Ttal "'upplies 150
100
50
50
30
200
1Zi4
CRAND TOTAL 1954
Sli.500
NO LOGS
DUf' to Thnnlmg.,; mg ~ca
l!on, lhcce Q. ill be no PIO
NEER LOG next week. The
n xt LSSUe w i1J appear Decem-
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Slagle Pet:J SIJ.SO up
Sm SI9J5 vp
the
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t:-f'ukl:r .. 61 •• i'c llnd l'mdll11
ctunnln£. all~l·
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n :. .:. c~nu::Utl . Dunne hi jUOlOI ' <Jt, u pru Mtlll n li admtnli!!tnJUvc d• r ns the g n I I rnuntttons Burcou of Aeronautics.
Dr 0 It n, \\Orld- '"milt d Mtllikrm to conduct du~.: lur of C tllc h until tti5 re-board, the opltct~l gl commit- Wath res~t t trnee on.d re-
Jmt;d c mlc rny !IJ>Celnll t will ph\ 1 cl. Alt1 ugh unf • tlr •mcnt m l9Ul Dunng the first tee nd lhr.; spectnl nat1-11ubmu- llgton Dr Mtihku.n b~'lle\·es
b cnmpu J!Uf'Sl P nkc-r In ° n th ' 1th the rubJ t hC' l'OO· \\ orld war ho was \ lte clw.IJ'tnnn rinc~ board of the N t'v'Y both are ~.:;.::ent I and are not
10 01 con' oc tllon Mond 1Y· • ntt nnd thu b gem lin work nnd exc.:cuu c oflJcr•r of llit• Nu-In J!lJ7 he occnm hcutmant ln n!ustenL" To hun. they Dre
NO\ ember Z~ Hr.; "111 peak on thnt was tn rtU 0 Ufutlmt of lumnl R rch Counc.1l coJond in the Arm}: and head of the supr m(" forces ahnplng lhe
1 M ldern Ha iglon nd Scu.: nee. nch, \'emcnl nd scrvaee. Other \\ nr nctwlty tneludt!'d Lh caenc nd r nrch dtvl-culture m "'hJcb mnn can work
Dean of Amcrlcnu rlhl sicUI" n ~· II 1 woa·k on lh\C council of n!lltJOnnJ 1 &on ot the Stunnl Corp nnd Ute 1 out h true destiny .. and 1923 Nob~l Putc Winner, r "'1 1 nn \\"05 born ln Mor- -v
Dt Milllkon nt H2, is st&IJ nn 1 &l!On. llhno&s, March 22, 1868
the sd •nUs a nnd lecturer l hu fh fntht•r wus o Congrcgotlonol
ddrcss here WJil be one of three mlnl U.>l ond h11 tnOlhl't hod lF"n
an Portland durlnr: o spcakmg lt•ru• of wom(•n at Ohn•t c()IJ, gc
tour of thls oren m MJchjgcJn_
lb.o; career m the (&Cid uf cos· His student ye.1rs were .. pent
m1c lntf'rcsts be 'till DCCJdcnrolly nl Oberlin, Columbia umv 1t).
~h1lc he WO!i tdl o stud nl nt nd the Unl\' rs&l.) of Jcnn. D r·
Oberlin college To cam expenses lm nnd GoLungcn Ell' jotnt>d th,.
he worked ns tl studtml ns1nslnnt fnculty of the Un&\•crs.itl of Chl· LE'W'IS ~'D CI...ARK COL.LEGE
n g) m classes. preparator) to cngo in 1896, whcr he rcmmncd
1 lcncllanG job In ph) acal cducu-uatd lrnnsfer t.o the California •
lion. In Ututc of Technology tn 1921 VOLUME IX Portland. Oregon, F'riday. Noven\b(tr li. 1950 Numbcz 9
a pus 0 bser-ve '
Explaining '"Pear Bowl" Trophy is Dean Char los Howard with l area,
miaopho ne. WCJlching proc:eedingtl are Sbrinora from tho ModJord Prcnidcnl Morgan S. Odell
British Actors to Give Performance
Of Three Intimate Opera Sleclions
lntam 1t opera, nc~ to mnst Royal Oolleg of Mwuc m Lon-
Portlond~r nd prc.s~ntt~ for don. Stephen :MClnton, W~ tmtn-
lhl ftrr,t tim£' on the cnmpu t Abbe> Jot l, and Frd
""111 b ft
8of:tl.!l'eda 30TU\: d ) h • e ack \'lood!IOU.S~'. antem tlon •• J.
~ mber :.:: , nt p m an t ~
c!W'Ipus tbc<J\Cr ll l.no~ n smg r nd h:clurcJ
5 p nsored b) tJ c nlURit de-lnttmott: npcr ls u lied bc-
partmcnl, the trao of Bntt h um c u c of 1ts 1 I thon to both
ctruu wtll present. tn costume, clmrubcr muslc nnd r~:pcrtory
Lov~ m o CoUce Cup,.. by theater drama It r.;mphllSlr.es the
B Lh; Arne's ''Thomo und So.~l~ humorous nrt a\rotcb lh
1~.' nnd the .Mustck Mnstcr.'' in opet~ PClformonccs
b' Pcrgoltli Since the war, lh£ angers
Vbltmg 1 tlsts ,~ 1 U\ vcrs~ ttht)' baH pl )' ed m Austnn and Gcr-
r tnl~nt me Kctumh Sorrell. mnny nnd other countrtcs al the
Class Change
Monday 10 o'clock cJnsJ~cs
will bt' dt1miS«ed for lh£> con·
''ocat10n program. F n c u I t Y
mcmbeat hD\'C been ndvi!:cd to
5Chcdulo Ult"SC t'lns cs for the
11 o'clock hour Tucsdny
Chcc:l. wath anstructot'S on Lhts
po 1ble ndJUslmcnt mvtt~uon of cducnt.aonnl nutl\OI i
uc They nre now ~ocultcd
w1th thl' Art~: Counc1l oi Gr~.;nt
Bratnln ond nppcnr undl•r th•
m no C'ntC ll or Bcrnul La
Br;rgc or Nc" Yo1 k
Reserved M'Bt hc.kd rc on
lc todn"> 1 Dr John Stnrk
E' n • of tel" tn tJ < mu •c build·
in • l ~~.50 t• 1 h
•
lntlmole opera trio Keturah Sorrell. S&ephen MonJoa , Fredrick
Woodhouse. • • • Robort Millikan
Gray Gives Cast
Of 'Little Women'
V!rgan&n Waon \o,:tll pln~ Jo m
thl" John D Rn\ old '\er on ut
J...Qw M ( AI :ott' "Lttt 1t-
\\lim n Arthur Coc Gray. dJ-
r tor, nnnuunct:d thiS \\~k
Lallie Women wlll be pre-
tnt d Ot'c: mbcr 13 nd 14 ol
8 30 .an Ut campus thC"ntcr Ad·
mlSStun wtll bt: by student body
Cilrd
Other prJnetp l mcludc Don
n 1 KBulson ns Am) • JoAnn
Noonun Mcc. Dornth\' Busch,
Bt•th, Bob Jo!llyn, L un~>: Pat
'rhomton, Mr$. M trch, Ber.z Mc:
Lcnn, Aunt Murch: Dewey llur·
lc • Mr M1u-ch; :Monlyn Salhrr,
II \ n n 'h t•en Jo"nn I John
Brook • 1-~ cd f:krgrnun, Prof.
Eh C?l Otad D\.ln ld Hmc o
r Ltlun:ncl'.
C luru('1J f01 "WUic Women"
{' bdnJ: pre pal~ bv (I com
mittel h ndcd by Mno 1-~llerby
11<.!111 piltl rllti found ID I Cup~
of Dcmor~ t's Illustrated Week·
I)· of 18G' ear ow ay'
and Coach Eldon Fix.
(Photo br 'F'laiKhman J
Faculty to Confer
On Teaching Aids
Fllcult> member \\ 1ll mcel on
campus todn} nt 4 p.m. an nn all·
mstrucliOD<~l staff eonft•rcncc de-
' acned to brang to hghl tdc&a
lor th lmpl'O'\cmc.nt oC 1n true
lion m thod ud t chmqu at
Lcwas nnd Clark
The:> conference ls on outgrowth
of \1.: ork done b~ commttt ot
the Me:nucll conf rent 1n Sep·
tembcl
A mo\lng ptc:turc dcnlmg \\Jtlt
uunruct.Jon method and proced
ure 1s chcdulcd to open the
confct<'ncc m B·lO Follo\\~mg n
du;cusston uJ the filfN., mstruc
tors \'<111 hear Ray Wo.lf, super
\ tsor (If soCJnl studi~s m lhc
Portlnnd chools nnd for mer h ad
C U1c Army unhcrs_lt~ ln Rome.
ltdly, le('ture on ' llou ;pects
of anstruclion
Group zn~ungs 1(!(1 b> £ocult>
mcmllors \Vlll tl1cn dt cu \op
lc:s on tmpro\ mcm apphc:.ablc
t Lewts ond Cia k lt ms to be
dt cussed a 1 ~Lecture nad
lllScuSSJon. T J Edmunds and
FoJTeSt Blood 2-FuncUonnl
T"achtng, Dr H S. Tutt1 nd
Mrs. Helen Horln : 3-Testmg
nnd Gradms. Dr John Andcr
ron nnd Dr Valne~ my.;, 4-
lnstructtOn J Alds. Dr L. 0.
'l'omllnson nnd Dt Alvn Grn
bam; •l Stud1.1nt llnd Facull}
Atl&tudcs, Clo.)d Gunru on and
Dr Eugcn~ Ka~lofl: ~lnstruc
lll n md th • Cu1TCnl CrUll • Roy
Wotr
At 6 30 p.m 1 dlnn r m the
caf, tr.;rln \\all fcuturo N U ~
bin, JK'Ceh nrt.s ausu-uctor,
pt,• kcr
Fin I \'CJ\\ ot the confercnec
ts <1 report ,m the f1ndm~s ol
the group dbcu.sslons by Dr.
Ch rlc.;s HO\\ nrd. Tuesday Rally
To Highlight
Untied Record
By Don Flonn
Mcdfard-rrunded Pioneers will
h:<VC nn opportumt~ to G\V
~ t:nt to thur feelmgs for Lewis
and Clark· unbeaten unuoo.
homp:onsh1p gridtron ]ugger-
Ollut. Tuesday as the mpu.s
lcbrat.es PC3.r Bov.l Day ..
HtghlJghtmg the p~
\\ dl be a rully m the little th •
ter at 12 30 The nssembly wtU
feature the pep band. rally
~Wid, nnd speerhes by c:oaeh
J Huston. Pio-neer mnn~f-the
hour and n n te-d sportswriter
from one of th do'\\'nlown
papers.
Pep Baud to Go
The coll~c .tuls made pi~
to send lhc pep band. yell kmgs.
nnd rally c:.rls to Medford :for
tht,; Thunksgtvutt: dn::li (.'rid en
counter \Vtth San FranclSOO
Sute ktnGpins of the Far West
c nference. M.r and Mn.. Paul
Lu~O\.\ \\'lll accompany the ycl1
squod nnd b:lnd as faculty spo.n-
Student scrtlon uckcts for lhc
Pear Bo" 1 tiU can be purchased
only .. t lhc boo.k store Tb~y sell
for i5 ecnt.s. AU llekels old ot
Medford w1ll enrry a three doi
IZU' prtoe tag. Student body Uck
()l Lx should be turned tn at the
book store \~ hen Uckets rc pur
chnsed here. Tickets must be
bought by Mondny noon.
·oy-to Bo LC Headquanus
Th Medford 'YMCA nnd
YWCA hns opent!d ats doors to
LC root(!f'S. They mn)' .mnkc the
~y.. headqu rt rs whlle in Med
ford. using 1t as a plncc to :fresh.
c:>n up_ Ptoneers may also annm
th ro (o.r 0 nCIDUDOl f~ pro\-•td·
.tng the~ furrush lhcir own bath·
In SUitS
Women from the donnitwt
rnu t obt.am written pcrrni.5slan
from the:ar parents before OUlS
on the tnp.
Voyageur Page Fees
December I Deadline
C mpus organlc<1tion are ur
~ t • pn~ Pf18 te for th 1951
Vo) geur: ns soon as possibl if
Ut •y \\ ish to be suN! of ~h··
ang ~c:c m the y r book. Burt
l:lcndc.r:;hott. Voy gcur bu.oUn6s
m U11)l1c.r. hns nnnounecd.
.Ht'ndershutt has .sent noUC\'S
~
tc• the vuraous campus orgunim-
tions to make p~ mc.nts by lb
d ndHne dnt , D ember 1, to
Chnrl~ Haldors rn th book
store.
Noel Tnnghe. org n • tions ed
nor, reports tluu, Qt unlr.; tt n p e-
tu.rc 6citcdultnE , ..... u st rt
after lh dcndlln I teso
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'em -Frtday, Nonmher 17, 1950
On the S ()Cit// S1de w1th Pat r--.,rrkezov
Theta Girls, Dates to Dine;
Sigmas to Entertain Friday
A pro·rlanco potluck dmtwt wlll be thf> bt•g1nmng of
an '· Vt?ntnt: of fun fQJ' the Theln Kappa guls and thctr dnles
Sntut dny, No,·cmbcr 18. •n1e Melzg~,;t Community c lnter
wtll be tram:fonncu 1nlo Dogpatch, U.S.A., for the buffet at
6:30 p.m. P1ctures of Al Capp's well-known comic characters
wl11 curry out the Sadie Hawkins day theme. There will bl!
"K1ckapoo Jo) Jutcc" for nil those who attend.
• The three pledges -Janace
c~nmEt I Darboro Loftln and &tty
.J(>,,n Ouk '-Or m chaa ge of the
t•t-togcthcr Other c:ornmntecs
• re Borbnr.. Blok ly, food, and
Baroot L.ofUn, decorations
• • •
Th4! C o 1 u m b I a • Edgewa ter
Count!"} club wall b the scene
uf the S1gm1t Alphn Stgma fra
ternity Foil formal f~nday, No
\cmbcr 17, ot 9 p m Th<! imi
tnllonol offnar IS for members
nnd tht.! 1r guests.
Mus1c wtll he pro\•Jd("d by
Owen Dunning and members of
the KOIN orchestra w1lh voc-al
rzmg by Bob Young.
•Rob Hal ken Is genet al chair
man 01 ht•rs asssstmg arc Bob
Young, Boh Godcl nnd Howard
Wolf.
• • ..
Miu £1-.a Meckling, ht!nd res
ident of Pnlaunc Manor, hns
acccptt.>d the pos1taon of co
adviser of S1gmn Rho soronty.
She will nSSist l\11ss }:Ivy .Frf.!d
~•ckson, assistant professor o!
mathematiCS • • •
Pat CO&Jello nnd Bob Faber,
f•lnner students, were m:~rricd
Fndn~· (.•verung. No•.-ember 10,
nt the home of lht.' bnde's par
t:nts. Members of lhe tmmcchat•:::
ramil~ wt:n· pre •mt Aftt. r a
wedding tnp to thr• coast the
couple wall ~ m home in Port
land
Pnt wns prc!l!dr nt of Assoctnl
cd Women Students last yt.!ar.
• • •
Eogag~ u Pat ChcrkcZQv,
~cn1or English major, to Bob
Detrick. Portland. Bolh nre :!or
mer Lmfi('ld students. The wed
dmg 1s planned !or June:
• • •
Trodse lk.i club member;s rc
plnnnmg a mountain tr1p oyer
Thank!,Ct\'Jng v:~cation, Fridny
and Saturday, November 24 and
25 They will lny at the Mount
Hood &ki lodge bt.:twcen Rhodo·
dendron and Gl)vernmcnt Camp.
• • 0 Mila JaQn Mdotyu. June '50
journnltSm ~rnduntc. w:u the m
sptratwn for &CVt.'Tt.ll soctnl uf.
fa1ra befOI't' hf'r dPpnrture for
Condon lost \HCk GueslS an
eluded m• mb(!r'S of lht> Pion er
Log t.1U. M1ss Shirley Pc se
was hoste s for n canosm party
NoH~mbu JO and MJss Coy
Hntdmg wns h01itcss for 11 tire
side snnck netcr the ldnho g(lme
Snturdu} mght Jean has taken
a posltton on lhe Globc-T1mcs
at Condon
• • •
"DecoraJioo1 Lor Hr)lidny Ttmc"
\~ill b" U1e progrdm topic for
the No\'emucr mccllng of the
Foculty Women' s club thas oft
moon at 2·30 an the 11\'lnC room
of lhc ne\\ wom••n's dormatory.
Hostesses "HI ~ Mrs t'. G. Gal
christ, Mrs. Eldon Fix. Mrs.
James Stauffer, Mrs. U. C. Du
b:lch and Mrs. Ceorgc Ennis.
• • •
On Hand W.d.nesday ev nmg
for the openmc or the new l1omc
of the 'Very L&ttl• Theater in
Eug~e wns Arthur Coc Crny,
drama d1erctor. Grny wns one of
th~ !oundurs of lhc community
theater project back an 1929
when the dream for o pcrrnn
nc.nt home; wns born. "'l'wo Bland
l\ltcr!" wns the opt:>nlllg m~::ht nt
lracllon
• • •
The wedding of Wanda J.
Fishel to Robt rt E 'fnylor, )Un
lnr educ~non maJor, took place
at the Latter Day Saints church
m V3nCOU\'Cr Fridny, November
10, 3t 8 p.m Elder Paul FJshc.l,
father of the bride. pc.l'formed
the ceremony. Both are grod
uatcs of Gracelnnd college. Fol
lowing the rcccpuon the couple
spent a short honeymoon at the
coast. The .. · \I; all make their horne •
an Vancouver .
Future Teachers Plan
Mountain Trip Retreat
LWlch.an guesll of ·the I.ewis The wekend of December 2 ond
and Clark Motht:rs club nt 3 has b.:n set aside fnr the Cam
Westminsh.1r Prcsbyh•nnn church pus chapter of Future Teachers
lnsl Mondnv were Mrs. Helen of America retreat to Dr. Alv,, •
Hw·tncs..<;. nsslswnt professor of Graham's mountnm lodge neor
home "ronomics, her food und Wcmmi', Orecon.
nulrttion dnss nnd Ruth Chind- The obJect of the trip wtll h"
gren, ht!ad of the home cconom~ to wear out old clothes by t<,bog-
acs dcparlnH•n t. gnmnn. skiing and square dnnC'-
- ·- ing, according to John D~lcn-
Guild Holds Faust Play 'bnugh. president Guest spoak;rs
fhc Gu In tnt 1t 1 ""111 hold of lmporwnce to pros~ctl\'e
over ''Fnu.st and Devil" for an-tcnchers wall drop hints on how
other week. Starring Halo TaJO, to become a hued hnnrl Tho cat
the ploy [s based on the mutue tending w11l be charged 85 cents
Gounod nnd the drnmn of Goethe.. !or Saturday and Sunday dmn~
Stude.nt uc:kt!l.s nre liO cents at each nnd 50 cents for Sunday
all limes.
Sadie Hawkins
Day Dqnce
Tonight, Nov. 1~
Mon•y. Pruee, CosJumea.
Decoration•
ERNIE CARL£
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Come tn t":Uilunw or n!KUiar
nturc. or nQth1nc
Palais Royale
W. BURNSIDE AT 2ltt AVE. brcak.fnst. Members should JJlan
to orrh e frorn 5 p. m. on tnto
tht eventng.
Tronllpor tatJOn com m i l l c c
chau;mcm are Vernon Fcrghne.r
and Stnn Gat1:mcycr.
'Belief Chapel Topic
W htot I B1•hn't \\ I 11 b(J l hc
question ans\\ t>r d by Dr U G.
Dubach, professor of pohllcal
6CJcncc, in h.i• address during
tht! 1 J n. m . .s•:n•acc in Couclnnd
l\lrmor1nl c:hapcJ, :November 30
Loomis
Printing Company
516 N.W. 12Jh BR 134S PtON££R LOC Page Thne
'Sadie' Theme Dominates Dance
ShmooJ, Wolf {!1rls un1 Hmr
Ju£' Wl11 nll b~> PI" • nt ttl
th.., nnuuol Sndi Hnwklnt d nee
to bt h,.Jd ~nlurd:.y, November
18, In the coll('!l•' gymnnstum
from fl 1•' J2 p.m.
Th.-• costume dnnCC> 1s a gu·J
nak-bny llf[Btr tcntunng the
musu· ol Frflnk r.m,~tt and his
Moonlighters.
Dogpatch nlmospht:rc wJII be
cnrrf d out WJlh ted and yellow
trt'fX' pap• r trt.llmr.:rs :md cIT·
toons of th Yokum& and lh~>ir
fraPnds ICCOI ding to DorL>cn Don
ald, duurmnn or d(!cOrat.ions
Three pnzes '" ill ~ n w nrdcd
dunng Jnt~"rmi JOn for th mo t
oragmnl costume Guest:. w tll be
c;nlcrtntnl'<i "'lth a "htUball) •
d ncl b) Jame McAdow, Betty
Loke nnd Bob Hallock. Bill
Reserve Units Close
To Students Over 19
• •It n 19 ' • rn ' .. .o longer
JOin nny rescn·e unat of the
nrmcd forces. nc~rding to n
bulletin rch11lSt!d by Ge<>rgc
Enn•s. dean of m~n.
~ophomorcs who nrro alrondy
o memht!r of the Or~anu.cd Na
val t cs rv •r hgible. tf quoh
(tcd, for oH1cer &rnmmg an that
brnnch
Men ucccpted trnm SIX \\Ccks
tor 1wo summCTS and an~ guar
anteed lhnt they will be ollowed
to grnduot from coUcgc. Ennis
reports H thowa> wfll oeecHnpany th m Th d n spon orcd by th
nn the plane• Pat B b and Su..n A CJ t 'CI Wam n Stud• nts &!l
CJnrk '" sll sing and pi ) t.h~>&r $1 20 c:oup • T1ck u may be
ukulcle.s. Thcr wlll b r\rtUinc>d ttJd ln boothl sttunt
dnncjng to ui.Jd to the t.od in l rt' ru rnn um and tmt.tC'k
Bob Wnlk• r will C<J II hnck
Mastel of ccr mont I<Jl' thP :Putron and pnt n ~
cvcntng \\ nJ be Eldon Cunt r M nd M Ralph Allen Mr
Garis nr nmtndtil by M ryland M" C S. b1n Mr nnd Mr
Som ntll , gcm·rol cll 1rmnn. to \\•. M Htl, \f nd tn Rnb-
m 1k c:urAgc fo1 thrur dnta. n McC~ nd M1 Ellen R•
Almo t anythmg 1 r.pprcprtate All c:ulty m !Tibt>ra r m-
Blue Key Pushes
H.S. RecruitmenJ
Blue Kc~ h c:hcduled n
d t!rt m ling of :stud nt LC
J)l'omoters for Tu day noon
Nov mber 21. In the loung f
th new wom('n dormJtory
Memb<:rs of lh •tudcnt group
hn\ be n St'l ctcd on th~· basis
of thmr high school contact&.
Ench \I; ill condue1 n personal
·•com• to Ll'Wl.ll and Clork' cnm
pntgn in lhCJr home communJty.
Adclllional Blut: Key plan an·
clud~ stud«>nt emcc me at cot
leg p res n t a t 1 d n s in high
!:Chools. Rcpr~e.11touvc studenlS
from the Pi.!rliCUla r schools Will
be cho n for tht:: JOb
Note H~;alh, Blue Key prest
..ent. has also announced the
u " ol n mouon p1c:tur story of
campu aclt\ lUes nnd pubhcatton
of an &llustrotcd booklcn an d
\'crU&cment of the college pro
gram. \ ted t U (' dan
Stud nts on rommntc nt'
Ann Ausun publicaty, P t Boa),_
t1clt • ln:n 'I' ro • bane!, V.'Jn
ru<> Cllrloclt, refr hrncnt.s nnd
dean-up Bdty Lake, entertnm
mcnt; Ardlc R03Cbt:rry, patrons
nd patron . Burham Loflin
ch ckroom
Student Leaders Meet;
Trade Ideas, Policies
Student body prestdent H:m-,
Godml nd vice-pres1ch:nt Bob
Young rcpr 'ntcd Lcwts nnd
Clnrk at the Oregon Fcclcratlon
of Collegulte Lead ~ convention
No' ember 10-12
Tne confab held on the Oregon
State campus at Corvnlbs, was
attended by 11 Oregon colleg
Purpose o1 th annual affnu-is
to proVIde a fr cxchtinge Of
Jdcns and pollocs betw en
schooU; Vanous c mm1ttc :meet
mg.& are held and the rep~t
auws pres nt the1r p3rticular Bill Bailey Stars in Violi·n Concerto,· problems fOT dUCUS.SIOn and pos-gbJp s;oluuoru b) lht: group
Knowledge .. Understanding of Work w!b~o:U~~~~d c~~~~''::
B,.ing n conc:e.rt vto1inast takes Boras Sarpo, op ned the after- th~ ~._ ton nd nil schools pres
a lot of hard wark, and plenty noon progrnm w1lh lh "Over- ent ~came cht!.r1~r mt:mbcrs.
ol t.nlenL, both of which were lure to the Scct"('t .fnrrlage, by God al crved on the consutu-
nbly demunst.rnted by Bill Cunnrosa. (tllJowPd the conrcrto uon c:ommrttee
B:uley, starred m the li:t.'C<lnd \\ llh th~> l\'larche Ora<"ntnle nnd A ~''-port on pr cdmg Wlll
\'JOhn concerto by Wieniawski the Notht mus.ac by Srb Uus ~ made to ;h"' 5tudcnl c:ounc:tl
h th n J 01nd an" tudent lnterest<'Cl may t\ c::apncuy nud1cnc:e enjoyed the wn o ut so o pn ng c:.ar-obtam mformallon at lhe s\ufu·st of the Concctto Concc.rts nt'd l.iy Albert Manhnll.
1n the campus lhPakr Sundn~, Th~? pr<> ram roncluded wJth dent bodv ofUcc.
NOV\!mbel 12. the itrsl m o v c m n t from
Pet haps the most melodic Brnhm's fin;l 'lllphon~ After Deqree Requirem ents pnrt of the ccncerto was the thunderous a p p l a u s c. S1rpo
URomnnza" movement, from mused, .. lt &eems that college AU sentors t: pectma: to fmuh
whach sterru:; the pop u 1 or trndJt1ons \\ere made to bC> bro-degree requirements in Jnnu n·,
"Serenade." Bailey sbo\\ ed grc~t k n. so we "'ill play the last re-June or Au ust '51 hould fit"
knowlcdg nnd undcrstandmg for lccuon over again Thunderous pphcallon for dcgre before the
this pnrtacular work. far which npplnu followed the s leclion ~her regtstrnuon. Appomt
he spent s1x months preparn- ngmn, but to no O\ nil. when ments for hours can be made
dons nnd a month 1n rehearsal Slrpo quapped. "That s all there between 9 and 3 cnch St'hool day
w1 Ul the college symphony. l::sn:.:..:tt:.....::a:.:.n:.:o:.:.th:.:.co.::r:....:n..;.;u::m:.:..::..:~..::..r ....::.p..;.;t e:.:p:;.;nn:d:;.:...::.;:,:,'_:_"n __ ,t.h_e_re...;g~ll-strars ___ o_r_n_c ____ _
In nddttibn to his nppearnncc
tn the conC<!rto, Batley JS also
the concert master of the orches
tra and hns been the conceno
mo!:tcr of thn Portland Junior
symphony. Last ye tr he was in
the Porlland symphony. At pres
ent he IS the student of Frank
E1chcnlnub .
The Lcwts lUld Clark S) rn
phon.y under the direction o!
Funeral Services Held
For Mrs. Marion Simms
I< uncral •• h. 1or .Mrs. P
Manon Sunms, 3913 S. W Spring
Carden slrci:l, who died Novem
ber J 1, were held 8t Fmley's
Mornwgl.icht chapel Tt1esdny nt
3:30 p. m. The Lcwu and Clark
Nu)ll' s~ng.
She wns the mother of Rc\·er
end P Marion Samms Jr., assist
ant professor of religious cdu
cntlOn nl c()lJcge.
O~ra
on lhe
SerHn
·CIII
Studlnll 60c at all Tim" r;t·
ram
ln U. ~-Air Fan-e pilot' langu:lgc. that moons: HGet
airhon~e ••• gd up there with tWerytbiog )'.:>u'vc got1''
St.nrl your cromblc with o. year of tro.ining lhat pro
du ... ,..S lenders ••• Avintion Cndtrt. training with the U.S.
Air Foroo. lt'a t:roirunc thnt wins your wings and com
mi:tiion ••. and n utnrting snL"I"l. dc:1t1e to 5,000 year
• if \'ilU QUI\lU '.
C#tedc Your Compass •.• Attd Climb Oft Couruf
Air f'orre t.nlk for "\\"'lStc no lime-·t your COW"'C while
you'n1 g tining altitudt·" It's good advi~~
1'nlk it o'er ~ith t.ht.• U.S. Air Force Aviation Cadet
Sdt.'lelion Tcnm 80011 to visit your campus.
Get • r., ... Star • T• •.• Widr Th U.S. Air FM'G
~ U S.. Alt Fore• ,t..lorion
cc:'~e t Select\o!\ Teo"' w\0 be on
yOUf compu'
l)ec. 4lb
.L---- .... U.S. AIR FORCE P~ Four
The
nuff
Box
by
CurJ Copenhagen .
Sports Editor
\\ e wond r \\ hnt C of I s opln·
on ol LC football prow
uld OO\\ be after tlwU' 53
potnt cdJ!mg lnst ucc-S. lt e ms
th \\ l'rc pre gam~;; rumo1
r m the Co,) ote mp. to lht' (>(-
(:oct th t Ut... PJOnt: rs \\ t:r~ th
n ~t overrated football team on
tl e coa!t and Rube Batsch ww;
O\ r-publlttz:C>d and fnls ly
r'Qlcd back
In drubbing the outernctn.
tho loeal1 ground out 389 yard&
and 11 first downt with tho
entire squad participating in
the Coyote skinning. "KiUyc:a.r
Baisch wheticd through th
ldaho line for 122 yards in 11
carriu. almos! three limmo tho
yarda~ gun•red by the whole
C. of I. offcmse (<48 yards.) ....
W1th LC's ronference slate be
UlS complete. st.oltstrcs 6hovt the
PJonecrs \"Cr:lged 34.6 pomts per
me agnmst lhelJ' loop foes'
1..! a\ erage. Onb league oppon·
ent score was a lone Willnmctt.c
touchdown Ho\\ decLSh·ely the
Ornn(le otJlclassed conference
members .ts emphnsiz.ed by the1r
ha\'UlC dumped the second place
tD&m. Li.ofield. 44-01
Latest n \\'S on locnl Ptncappl
Bowl ru;piratums. r veals tbnl n
enthng west coast compeutor for
the c:m'Cted ~·I bad \1."35 sid
trnckcd m tts last week-end hlt
Cabfonua"s Whittier Poets were
dropped from the nallon"s unde
f Dtecl by m·al PomOIUI 13-10.
Th1s lea\'CS Lewis and Clam
Calrforma and Loyola as the P •
Clf1c eo<.~st's only perfect,..record
ele\ ens. LC lS one of U1e 26 un
defeated and unued teams left tn
lhe enttre countn. Ho\\·~ er. n
Pear Bo\1.1 trJumph lis mandator}'
to rem.am m contention !or a
Janu~ 1 Jaunt tu the L:md of
th (!' Leu; PIONEER LOG
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Huston's Gridiron Cigontics
Steam Through Coyotes 53-0
Next Obstocle-Frisco Stole!
By Chuck Gibb
The P1on ers cat>pcd the most bnlhant gr1d seoson m
Lewt nnd Clark tu:.lory "'. they onplur·cd the Northwest
conf rene cro" n by completely humbling the College of
Idaho Coyotes 53-0 at Vaughn street slndmm lnst Saturday
night.
In th1s, thcir lnst conference lllt of the ) ear, the maghty
Jo~ Huston mnchtnc scored ats most dC'dsa\c 'teton· both Offen·
' 1) ond d fcnSthl :m rdam~ ats scnson•s undc:fcntcd rt:cord
t kt tnt Th nk gl\ mg Po:. r Bo\\ l Cra\ \\ llh Snn Froncl!i:ro
h:
Walker Speeds to First Score
H lfb ck Du:k Wnlker brought the CTO\\ d or 3500 to 1\S fed
for the hrst \lme mad\\ 3J through the opcnmg quart r nr; ht
sltcr-d through 1e£t tnckle ror 44 yardlf nnd th lmtlnl tally
Mmul later, after dcfcnSl\ c guard Ken .Knudson 'ntCJ et!ptcd
pnss on lht: Co) otc ll, Walkt!r ~ ombmcd hlS !IJ) •ed and ~ood
b1o~.:km to t.-orc ngsun stnndmg up LC led 12-0 as the quarter
ended
Anderson Tricks Coyotes
In the eoond canto nfter nussing one scoring chance. center
Gu\ Gerber blocked a Coyote punt to (tl\ e LC the ball on th
ld ho 35 Aftet patr of hnc blnst quarterbaCk Clnrkc Anderson
took Ute ball rrum center, faked n hnndofi while sptnmng wath the
b II and tore uround lhc bafned Coyotes' rJght end for a toucll·
do\\n Johnn) Cordon Huston·s new toe. found til(! upnghts to
boost the seore to 19..0.
FoUo\\tng s r1es of downs. Rube Bnrsch broke wto the scor-
mg column from the Coyot"' 43. The ''Tank'" took n patehout from
And r.son and made a path through lhe ldaho defenders for his
hrst t.nll). Gordon clacked for th,. ·~-tra point. makmg the score
26-0 at hnlf-umc.
Beivb Coll.cb Second T .D.
The Pioneers opened lhe ~and half wllh thelr longest sus
tamed sconng dnvc of the evening. St.art1ng on their o\\ n 12,
the Orongc ond Black po\\ cl cd upheld at an caght-ynrd-per-corry
O\CJ1l&c for se\'en pklys w1tl1 Baisch pnclnng the tmol 33 ..,·nrds.
Cordon ndded the pomt.
Stwnpm' Stnn Blatr afler some lengthy gams c:nher 1n the
game. scored after P1ane r end Phtl Ftase.r blockl•d n Coyot~ punt
on theu 22 nnd recG\'crL-d one .>':trd from the end wnt' Blau·
scored on the foliO\\ 1ng piny.
L«U~es Sparks Orin
Conch Huston d~dcd to run up the laundry b1ll m the fmnl
quarter sendmg has c:1pable rcsen·e strength mto the muddy
frocns. TbJS dtdn't slow up the onslaught as the P&oneer.s thrust
det."p mto Coyote country from mid-f1eld. Honk ~mes, who pre·
\'lOUsly had eontrtbu ted a classy l>yard gam to the ma&-ch, was
lh pay-off man \\"lth o s1x-y.ard T. D sprint.
Th PJonecr d!..fcnse. which was n tower of strength through
out lhc ent1rc contest set up the fmn1 touchdown when tl1ey paled
on a Coyote fumble on the Idaho 5 Frnnk Faar took a Bruce Long
bnllu handoff and meed ov r for the seorc.. Gordon bootc>d his fifth
extra pomt of the game to mnke at n 53-0 verdact for the Pcnr
Bowl-bound P1onccns.
Home Contest Crowds Decline
Attendance ut Lc" and Clark.
hom gnm has slumP'-~ lht
ason. reporla ~thlellc dare tor
Eldon :Flx.
Th declln due m pnrt !l.o
the fact thnt bolh Whnn n nnd
Collegt.:: of ldaho who srv not
Jg drowtng cards m Pottland mm LC on th Paont..>erS home
gnnandE whlle Poc.a!Jc and Lm
1Jdd good gall' at.trnctron • y; er•
h to Ll Nortltwe t loop
ch n1ptons.
H mec mine brought oul th~:
btgg I 0'0\\d Of l.ht' tDSOn, 2939
ttcndnnce reported Tlus m-
Kappa Sextet Cops 'Keg Bowl' Tilt
With6-0,SixCanto Victory over Delts
In an aJr -t l\.
au. of lh keg
lh Dell$ G O. al\Cr hard-fougnt
Kappa san
tux
pcnod m the lo cr campus
ooze last Thunsday It \\as the
f.trSt annual .. Keg Bowl hll
lnten frolenmy rJ\'Olry rmgn
ed u the two clubs •hJiJ)Cd.
bruked .nnd froZI! throug.h f1vc
aco ICSJ quarters tx;lorc: Kapp
hat for a TO, "nth npproxlnw •
ly two nunul left In tht> •
ond cxt..rn c:tm&.O Th cbmax of
th wmd-b1own tdt et~me em a
trw or Kappa p by Jim Tfu
)unura to Bob Hallock Dick
Mort and 25 yard touchdown
"'"'"Ual to Jack Codwtn. An ear
tier Kapp~ six-pointer w d "·
counted 0 lUi rount.ered the K-scxtets"
dl db AU' thrusts \\ tth ground
,g m b} Btll Er ksOn nnd John
Fcrc n p colching. but
ro\lldn t launch su laml'd
drt\C
lnltTUmt:nt I an the ·Keg
So\\ II outcome being m doubt
until the gun \\aa the brtlltaot
punting of oppo mg hn,.mcn
Stan Gnt:unycr and Chuck thJJ.
Lm up Knppo -Lin<! Bud
Krck{ nnpp John WniLCr, Dave
Stcv n Gatz.mycr, Mort Sncks
Godwin Hnllock, Utll Lcv11, 1'JU·
JlffiUrll
D 1w-wn ~H;ug C rtotum,
Bob Mercer, Frrg!Aon. Gen Ar
\Jd$0n, I>on Cas Backs Enck·
wn. Hoi Kn pp r. Dave \'sn
f1 t. HtiJ
• eludes pr.ud ndmi:;SIOn!l,
buok ltckl'l:> ond passes. ASL.C
0! lhts to La I 62u Wl!l e Lc\\ is
nnd Clnr k tuclents "'hil an
otht r 242 \\ere 11Ludent ond :foe-
Ult) W!Vctl
Second tugll!: 1 rc.cordL>d
t ndanoc ror the l nr wn nt
·ason's opener aguanst Ou.'gon
Coll~ · of Educntron. Tht p td
portmn of thas crowd nmounh.-d
to 1227 Th<'l «: were 398 tu
dcnu w ott ntdnnof>
Student ottcndnnci' hns 010\;r
aged 484 for hvc home gnmcll
Srn<.: ' got r ccJpta at lho Von
port gum,. we.r,.. not enough to
mct."t LC' gunrnntco.c to the
Vaughn slrcl'l mnnogcrmml, no
ath:ndonc• figure~ were kt.•pt on
that 1·ontt t ~'l'K c llmar.ed thol
therl:' were not more thon 400
•tudcnta from both daonls 11 P·
re:;o•n\cd .
Other fncton which moy have
Jnflucno•·d tlus y<!nr's d{'chnc ore
u\ It mcnt wcnUwr, which hna
pJngucd th cluh, ond dt con·
cdlolaon of the c:ro -town cn
CC'Junl.,r w ath Portlnnd unlvcr
sh} Ttus gome dr w about 8000
fnns in I fll9 Fr1dey, Nov mber 17. l9SO
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N orlhwest Champs Fly South
To Meet Far West Kingpins
In Thanksgiving Charity Game
N. W. CONFERENCE
STANDINGS
" L. 1'1' 1'1\
LiJWb•Clal't 6 0 1'73 ll
1.111 CtrJ•J :S ! I :1 I' ('lflr :! '" : U ·on.- nf lotaho ! :1 411 tor.
\\ Ill '"'' It 1 • ~ ,,
\\'11 lUna n J t tl4 t!! 8aturdaJ' 'a & .. ull8 t.twta•Olarlr. 53, Ool. of IO• bo o.
Pactnc :J. I.la11al4 0.
Wlaltm&D 37, WUlamatta 27.
Thla Wtel:•aJ:Ul 'l Gam••
Walla.lll•U• a\ Pac:Uac .
Wbltman ., Jlaa&an:l orearon
Lcwas r•nd Clark's Northwest
conference champ1ons pock thmr
unsulht.-d gnd reputotaun on :•
Unit~ Anliner W~dnesdav nnd -hr.ud south for a Thanksgwmg
day Penr Bowl gomc w1th Joe
Vcrduccr's Son Francisco Stnte
cr•~vt. Cam•' t!me is 12:30
Coach Joe Huston Sl'ltd thot
the squad would nrrlvc 10 Med
ford about noon nnd work out
ln th•· Pear Bowl swdium nt
3 p m They will lea\'t! Medford
at 6:30 p.m. Thur.;day for tht!
Jl'tUtn rJtghL
Ripa. DeVito QB•s
Snn f'ranc1sc:o State opcrot •
off the T -formatron w&th two
able qunrtcrbnc.ks, Sam OeVuo
ond Tom R1pa. dtrectm~ the of
fense DeVuu as l"((led th!.! h ncr
pos c1 of th t \\ o but Ripn 1S
c n 1dcrt.>d to ho\'(' on edge m
Ute u.•ll·hnndllng depm tmcnt
The Gntcrs. as do all Vcrduc
Cl·~o'Onchct.l tt-am~:, usc u wide
op ·n offenSI\'(' pattern f'l, d
hnlfh JCI{ Rud~ Sm1lh and full
bnck W.dt Jaurdnn lc:1d lhc
ground nuuck Smllh, u hght,
h1ft)· brcnknwny runner hos
reeled of! o number nf spcctncu·
I r go1Ju1>S durlng Lh senson nnd
1 rated as n top back by support·
r or the B > are.zt clf'V• n Jour·
d n docs tlw buU. of lht> bnll
lJ.tclung for lht Purple and Cold
B b C opt n anoltll.:'t peed
m£ln.'hnn t, holds down the uthc1
hulfb~ck lot
f'rosh Linebackers
The Cot 11 use thl' platoon
,.., stem nml. \\ tule not ra nl t d
6trong dct•~n Jvcly, boost •' cou
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Both th s boys nre rreshmt'n.
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MUSIC, DRESS Conscientious Student Figures Cost
AWE EXAMPLE Of Sk-er-·Missing' Class Lectures
OF DECORUM DELTS ENJOY
DINNER TREAT
AT GATHERING
By Cordon Makin alt~r
Cu·'· I'm JU"~t \\ llkln' dO\\ n
till p .. lh nunclan In\ nwp Lu I
n• !I "lwn I hi mt~u 1 8111 It up
n1onj! lclc 11! tnc, wlf.!~h 11 up
11111 rlut: rmd h'~in<~~ h• tulk
1 t.d nl\.•( nt 1111
Slw n ks me lo JtO to thl
dnn<'c '' lth twl' und I snys uae
bt•CIIUW till lliQUIIC I IllUde• Of
st: 1 dust nnd hon•) ond the's
ptiPd it ln Uw raght pine• 11
So I'm al\m' In her fa ont By Bryn~ While
l'rn guanc broke I cornt to
tbnt C(tlldllliton llfh 1 m lU!trm-
1 htnr. Qlll.'!lhon hit lrlt whah•
kll'mlnJ:, I nwon mu~sanr. n
!'lass th• othu on~ llow muda
w,u1 tl co"ltni:! tnt 10 ml s thot
cln pcnod'~
Thcu J sm down und tuok
D pcn<lll •nd llll old te t pllptt
l .. ~t's cc, huw mnn\ hou1 car~
thct ~ In u t>nwster" StXtH•n
"'cck tn n lit me liter tlrru: tht
0\'t:rQj!c lund of 15 hOUIJ,
m.tkt• 210 hours. 1)1\•ldc thnt
tnto lhu tUition g1J!~--c~nd tt
conws rout 94 cent
EH!r) tam~.: I mls u clns • t••nr up 94 ct nt Wow. that 1
hurts my flat, rlnnn•'Uill~· In
oh ('nt JHCJ:Y bn nk
'rtwu my fOJUnc ttnglt d Tlu!i
'14 cents "ntm't nll.
If .. ·nu nrc like me, ta I pre
sum~: yuu mlghl hv wl~h n fr>w
rnOJUr chnnJ'c het l nnd thva I"
you go down lO "Cofll'c Hcnv·
tn" nnd spend six cmt11, uB\1 I)
I) eluting tlv pl'llod you
'lllt 'l'h11:1 mount.c, up Just
nu 1111: om clru a du,· now
Lu\ al11 I Thus t~a C\ nuc is
c. ,miJkod o qundr up led or IWX·
tuplt;J 1f 'ou hapJl(!Jl to be
pupulnr \\ th ~ornr>n
All UtP rmnutes fly b\· over
th~: bn \\. !COmcont• or other hit ot r. cl~nn ttl cand o llgh t
fro 1 vou Thot a a nf cent
mo •t It 1 p r bum, not
counltng lht m teh Tht total
n '' h• Sl 12 ond ~. af n cent
Jlt: • cln rnlmmum
Tlkt: lht over n w• 'k'a Umf'l
lutd .} ou hn\ • n •L oddcd nny·
l lllllo to your bnnk ncoount.
Onl' dascnrdcd hr•ur :1 doy for
\\ C J tutlllS $5 601.~ {1 DlJI. 0\ cr
o 1 U·\\ cck pl!llod al $001'1 don·
~croWII) clos to $89 60llta
Tht u LJ leta able "'ostc1
Som1 thane h. got to go. Thu
"111 hove to stop It's unbe:~r
bl~,; to thlnk oboul.. but rv.
got to do 11. I'm gonnn J~t
qu1t drirtktng corf~ The Dd~'l Tnu Rho 0~\'CI
knew \\hot \\ m 1torc [•
Uwm when Chuck HJll, Btll
Erak t:n and l.nrn Crunpbcll
bot.~ghl groct'r1 for tht: month-
b Ddt dmner m~:\'tan ut th
frnlL: mtv hou rcefJnU
C tmpl dl md Hill purch .. "";u
11 can C•f mf!r chnnel r moo,; lf
thr l:tb I nd odd :1 It to thr
pllf>
Bock l tht houJCi the ......._., "
opr>nc-d -~ L>d
ns cold mtn Th Dclu w thr>
sturi w1th r<'lls.h-~:ocxt. bro~'tl
gsnvy too room w,tltln' for her tu gt!l
drcsst:d. I llcen slttln' he.;. c ror
nboul nn huur rendin' Sl•vcntecn
nnu Modc.nlUI I lit.:: l bcctn to
think she's tnkin' ca le~:~on 1rom
this guy MUII'fl\ when ftnnlly
11h~ wnlk. m .
Gl.lt'l, I nN11ly roll off my
l'hmr. She' wcarln' thas light
blue thtng ond at's shpp<•d off her
shoulders nbout n toot. I don't
know "hy ll tops lheiC nnd 1
cll'Cidc nul to ask quc!ltaons but
J tn:lkt! ht•r ~10 on the corsttll,<' GEORGE FOX COLLEGE SETS
LIMIT ON ACADEMIC HOURS Nitzel Accepts
Executive Slot John Fc.rgt n v. ns • nclln.:
for the last she<' whun Campbt>ll
produced the labcl-whleh d
pia) t'd li \\ 11-knov. n do food
Music Head Returns
Due to U1c beckoning Im-To Campus for Concert
exception~> tu thu: w her•• supe- gcr of Undc Snm, John Dr. John St:1rk E\·n:n , ha~d or
mn;oa rhnngc 111 Ute colt.•"c cnln· ru:ll' wo1 k hn ll\.'\'n dernonsu~atcd. th~ muSJc department. r~.:tumcd <> 1'h\tfl>Cf, VJC:C•prCSidCnl or •L Iogue nt George 1-'ux c:ollcg~: lhtB lo ""c campu. Sundny for th NEWAERG, Nov I? OP>-A
• • • Trads1• Ski club, wus lnduct- f' l t IL. year mvolvt> tim a~htttonshap lfS concerto conct!rt. a tcr nls
lwtwcl!n tlu stud£'nt's nc:ndf:m!c EVI::HE'fT JC CLIPPER-Hnvc cd Into lhP armed fore and recent Ulncu confining him to \\'1.! "ulks out the door and
lht• snow's olbout ll foot d<·cp so
I hnvt• to cmT) her to tht• em
I slip on \Ill' 1cc t1 lcw tin•cs but
fmoll)' rnokc at to tht! em nnd
throw her In work and hts uuU:idl' work. ;) nu eH•r stoppf!Ci to lhmk thnt elt:cllon oC o n w •·Veep" lhc Good Snmnntan ho pitnl for
IC n studtmt IS doln& uut.sldc the mn)or-tty of &Iris who prepare b"tumc nee<; ry. lwo w~ks..
for tnn•t>rs in business. social After his s•~y in th h-plt"'l wvrk fOJ 14 or lc..-.s hour.,; ptlr Ball Nll.z 11, LC octavttlO ... ,_ •• •
\H.:o..'k, he \\Ill bt: [lllowcd to l.lkc Sf'ICnl'e, mut11c tl•ach1ng ond oth- Dr. ·Evans rested ot hlS home
T "r " r . rk uY•ll t k commtss1onc.r, wns clccted to nd ref 1 15 to 17 hours of studiP! Only c .. c .. 0 \\:(1 us .. Y 0 up u cr o crs o has Wife! nnd doc-
12 to 14 hours of school work onothf'r type o( cnrc-er Uc.Coa e lht· ofCJl'C He 80H nn im-tor. Sunday wus his f~nt tim on J\11 the "ny ·to thts place
where the donee ls my momc us
givmc me the <:old shoulder. J
d<'cldc thas 1 becou~c tht!r's no
wi.ndows m my Model T. Will be ullowt:d tho t" worklng long-thnt of homc.mnktng pr SS.l\ c. though ahorl, cl c-th c:ompus. and &n~ then ru;
nbuv •' 14 h OUI bu l not more _...;.< N~o_k_1_d_d_ln..:g;;.?_-_Ed~.):.,_ ____ ..!.._t_;lo:..n.;_5:::P:..Ct!:..:..:c:;..;h:.:., _"'..:.Y.~'h.:.:0::·....:~~ :.c "_" __ _:_:h::as=-.:h::a::d:....::lo:_~..:t.a=k:.::c:_:• t:...::e:n::;sY~·:..." __ _
than 20
So nt lo l w• get lo this plncc
and f!O ansadc. But gcct, do Wt!
feel conspicuous becnusc "'e'rc
hn,•m' (a terrible time \\'lllzin'
to thts muslc-nnd bcstdes (!very
one c.lt> Is d1 cssccl in h:vas end
plmd h trt.s. While u student wo1 kl; nbo\'C
20 hours but nol more thon 30,
he wall bt: nskcd ~o tnk• Olll)'
10 to 12 scmt..-stcr hnurs Stx
to ten crcdll hours nre all u IU•
dent muy toke while workinR
nlx>vc t htrl • hours.
Thf' faculty •nnv mnkc n !l.'W
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509 S,W, TAYLOR AT. ~171 Much-Traveled Frosh Journalist, Carol Mays, Claims
Oregon/ s Cowboy Country as Favorite Place to Live
A girl \\ ho :followed champion
:footbn II lcnms to Lcv.·is and
Clork is Cnrol ~lays, freshman
from Grnnl high school in Port·
lnnd "Thas wny th~tc's ~n I!Wlc.<J "There's Juts of cowboys,
n1oons nnd v. estern 5ClUngs nnd
C\'cr,vbody hns horses." Carol hod
ran Arnbann pony named .. F1iekn"
h~rs •If whtle h~ wns \here. She Hnrv y Scott Lrophy dunng htt
term for the best in Oregon htgh
school P'IP1!.nl Sh tooted th
pfccalo and flute Cor the band
nnd orchestrn. The only differ
chnmp~cons all the wny nround," ~:rndunted {rom Lnkl'vt '\V Ccn· nr.:t m the instruments. sh•
dnlms. 1s lhot one l! bl{1gcr thnn
lhc other: she QlllPJK'd . trnl grnde school.
But she um't gotng to stny
lonn. Carol, on attractive 18-
'Y nr-old brunette. plnns to co to
Behnke· Walker busmcss coUegc
m the prm~ and tnkc a secre
tarial scicnc" course.
Before St'tlhng m PorUnnd to
spend toul' years nt Grnnl. Carol
h,•cd ot Corvnllts. Bend, Klnmnth
Fnlw, Pendleton, Lokcv1cv; nnd
Sllvl"r Ln'kc in Orenon :md rat
VnnL"'U\'Cr, Wn.. followin her
fnther, n lorxn;l st n,cc worker
··1 laked Lukcvic\\: best, ' $he
Rally Alley
Jolly Folly
J\t long lnst, the Pep club
gave• out wath a m1ghty dJ,_
piny of school spirit.. nt ~he
CoJieg~,; of Idnho football
gnmt'!
A word ur c~pln nnt ton to
tho e runs who didn't lln·
dc111tnnd whot the purPQ$
of theh nppcaranct! on the
ftclcl wos-'l}tcy formed
"rally all!'.)', ns n nie<:> g ~
lure for tht• boys m thcu
final home game.
A belated word of explnno
tton to the players-You
were s u p p o s c d to run
tbrouiiJb the alle~
Pre-Law Major Studies
Civic Planning, Zoninc;r
lk1h Bucc1 mnrm, jumor prc
lnv. major, November IS nnd 14,
nlto:nd~l the Lf!nguc ot Oregon
Cilt£.>!1 com•cntl•>n ut the Mull
nomnh hotel
lu t onnccliiVl wtLh Dr. U. 0
IJuhnrh 's M un iclpol Gt.W<'nuncnt
C(lU11IC, nuc 'rmnn nttcndcd spf'
clnl d1sc:u wn s~Uiillas 'l!n ~h k
plnnmns ond zonmg.
aiUR'n- KATI-
&It .... I
I At Grunt, Cllrol worked on the
Grantonwn, sen mg ns ~a tor
durmg h1 r lost semester. nnd
mod tly odmlttt.'CI wlnnlug the
Republicans to Meet
A 8P IW open rne<!'tang or lh
Young Rt.'puh1tcnn.o: wall be hdd
m B-10 ot 12 n on November
30 Th r c nt l. lt.' com Pntion
w1U b• dt cu cd nnd visitors
!rom .Rt cd coli • hnv tenta
tively b •n scheduled lo ~P ak While 1n tugb school, she too
n JOb a· .n fountmn clerk at 'lh
Grnnt Htgh phnrm C). •t .nlwny~
uot the m ide dope on the (oot
bnU p1nycrs." Cnrol volunt crcd
nd when th l \\on champion
ship w ltQ\'~ lh m unda nnd
bannnn spina.·
'l'hc qurN, mdu t xous n v.:com·
u cub report r nnd has
\~ (JrkC'd on lhL etffululton Uiff
or thP LOC sance oommg t
Lt"' ~ and Clark
ot
... to our Course
eTop!
St.art your climb to the top with a year or Naviga
tion training in the U. S. Air Force . . . train inc
that pay• of! when yc)U proudly pin on thole Navi
gator's wings. with that starting salary clot~e to
$5,000 ..• if you can qualify.
Otoose Your Point ol O.porfure .•• Oimb Oft Cov,..
Dec. 4tb lo navi1ator'11 langua1e.
that mC~tM "plau ahead."
Y QUr point <lf dcparturo ia
the \iallou Cadet Sftee·
tlon 'rcan1 1100n to viait
your campus. See that
U'8.m ••• nnd plan now ~
climb on OOUtllC. '-' •• r., ... s .. , •• r., ... _,,. ,.,,_ S. Air ferctl
U.S. AIR FORCE Page Six
Final Breakdown At the Head . Of Her ClassListed by Council ~lud nts .and flC:Ull) members
w l, do,: ~tn. to mp1 'e theu btl-
For Student Fees llt t pc k nu I n, \\ llhout
ho \ an to '' 01 ~ nbout kecp\nG
:>Jl n 11 I r. dt j>Om t ,l\'t! r T, 1950-51 chool-yenr budget
1 r 'lhe A .. ~at-cd Students of
1..4:' u: nnd ClnrK. ns set down
b:; thf tude:nt <!ounen Is ns fol-
1 w~ a c. UI'C 1Skcd to ~ Mrs J\ A
Grol'ntn~
Ht'r cl.1 m spen1ung Russton
a open tu cv('ryunl•, .md slw
campaign \\ 1th pt omtsL of en y Activibcs commission~
Dam tics
Rat nnd ' lJ squad
F U\Slts
Bnnd
A sembltu
l nU1Ull urol
T tal
Human Tl'lations:
R hgt0\13 conferences
&-cut .. u· conferences
R ous e\ luauon week
Ch pel
Relig1o~ speakers Sl200 rammo lgnm..,nts I mu~ be
• 'iS nom .1t In nnd nl.so 3o. 'ou
81>0 n \ ~orm "h< n you wunt
1000 I Mr. M T IU'-t Wnrd or the
250 b t n> 1 l;h Grocntnl! S'\ar
30 pupJI--und th on) une
$3355
s 250
200
150
100
150 Dr. Odell to Moderate
Dr. Mot gnn S OdcJl \\111 erve
moderator of panel dlScus-
sion on F'recdom 1n MJd-Ccn
turJ.. t a stat€!'' td t:.OuC41Uona1
mst1tutt 1t Ltnc:uln hagb hooJ
10.15 <urda\, N vembcr 1& THE PIONEER LOG
I Roberts Cites Doctrine
With Moral Martialism
Somt ,,f the orlhodo. Chrt •
t I n l<':1thtng bout mce'l.-ncss
r< •k of mOrill m 0 I' t I I 1 i S m,
char ~d G" Jl ..-n 0 Robc1 ts, us
• istant p1 o essot of p l chology,
m his ll n.m. chapel nddre!\S nt
the <.'!lmpus thcnle•
Plncmg tht> t>xnrnples of lsnn
c.•ou~ of l.Q\ oln. Ohnndi nnd
Jt:SU!> Ch. t ou n ''CibOI l'el!l of
f1lm. Rober t plntn•~ thnt
tllt.> l' "l rc men of • P•• u I::nch
pOS£c:-ssed lht :tubhmt Cth of
cour tgl" and 'ttoht). coupled
wath ml'~.:knt:SS, neet ~ I") to un
bmd thcmseh ('S from th~.: heu'
d) knotted ropes of the ci"'\\ d
M n) potent 1aht1c rest dor
mant m human n ture, Rob
<' u cmphnucnll) dcclnrcd "Jf
)'OU c mcstly '" nl It_ 'ou, t o,
eon h t: dease from the tcm·
pcred nspcct or the r'('(icxes .. LC Delegate s to Attend
Ashland Health Meeting
"Th~t c 11 F·utu11 m 1-'':ilness"
wtll be the them<> for the Or<>
,.;on Assocwtlon for Hcnllh, Phy
trnl Educnt1on and Rl·crcallon
nnual mcdtn(! ot Ashlond, No
' cmher 17-18
Mrs. Hc<h•r TUJ ner nnd Miss
Ellen RO\\ lt·~ will1 ;;-oprl•scnt Lew
IS ond CJnrk nt th~ rn~_·,~ting . ln
u1udcd in the program nrc lunch
cons, d~CUSSIOOS, %00\'ll'S, !:pCnk
<'I'S and cntcrtninmcnt.. -
Credit Men Speak
LoUIS Pnrkl't, cr('(ll\ mnnngcr
of Old& nnd K.rng·s !:tor•'. \\ 111
spcnk on rcUlll urcd1t before
members of John F Wnllbrldcl 's
c.lnss m credit nnd collection No
\'cmb~r 30. J. D. McEwnn. mnn
nger of the Portlnnd Rct01l Cred
It burcnu. spoke on operutaon of
the bureau November 14 Friday, No•tnnbftr 17, 19~0
Naval Officer to Explain
Reserve Set-Up Today
A nn\'u I r ervc olfaccr will
be.· on cmnpu tudoy to exphun
th~· nnv tl I'< t'n t: to men mtcr
~:Stt!tl tn tlw progr.1m Be \\ tU
be In the men s phy ic.'ll t>ducn
uon d1 purtmcnl off1cc fr•)lll 9
u.m tr, 3 p "'" nccordmg to
t;co gc F.nnn;, dean ol men.
I .. l Uct. from the d<>nn's ocric"
.m; bemA Pnt tu lh(' pa~nt of
nll ml:!n Ntuclcnt!l und••t 1 1 m
ornung hl'rn llt tl fn<'fl must
1gn up f, u tl'l• 1 \'~ unit be·
fore thcv rt:llt h their IIHh bu th·
d y af th• } \\~a!lh to portlcapntc
In lhc p1 ogrom The Not1onnl
Guord ts ru:•ccpttn • m n up to
lh~.C ume th ., 1 cCt'l\'C notice for • th 1r prc-imlucUon phys•c:nl ex-
nmht tton
Vctcron '" ho ar ml'..mbcrs of
an~ l'CS• r\'t. roup 1 c.> subject to
call to dut t ll) lime, Enm!l
«'POrts.
c:ul r speakers
Campll! ch· t publn:.1ty
WSSF 150 :~------------ ~-_.~ --~~--~----~-=~~~--.-~~--~ ~~~-------------
Soaal eomm•«\on:
Ktck-(Uf dance
Snowball
H mg o( Greens
~ ' day n econun
Tuut
Public:utions.~
LOG
\" eur
P thfmder
Total
P lie R I tioru
TO'Ull
AMS
AWS
T tnl Classes:
Other Items 50
50
9051
$250
$118
1.32
81
84
sus
$200
150
.$350
0 entation .s 100
Of1 eqwpment.
Off1ee salnnes
Art department
£1 :cuon board
WRA
TTaf tc contrul
itsccllan~u
Ttal "'upplies 150
100
50
50
30
200
1Zi4
CRAND TOTAL 1954
Sli.500
NO LOGS
DUf' to Thnnlmg.,; mg ~ca
l!on, lhcce Q. ill be no PIO
NEER LOG next week. The
n xt LSSUe w i1J appear Decem-
1
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• £-4 o. ..J tnO -~
• o--o Q, < I: - Q, .,_
• "-'=E f: . .. .. Ul 0. ., C.Q,
•
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Ul ~ ::;:, ( -new ••• eo
rettston-ma e 1
Jl ,,
new Parker "51"
l\ D1ld ~f mJ ]' n , • rtOV. vlth cul 1 t tro-ttt nr lnk Sysem..
Mf:;lt;.l11 n r~ltJ· ImP Phuhcnium·
LJl I HK ~oltl pmnt rolo
Slagle Pet:J SIJ.SO up
Sm SI9J5 vp
the
ffighter
t:-f'ukl:r .. 61 •• i'c llnd l'mdll11
ctunnln£. all~l·
Tel' :lA:I ralo)'
Set $29.75
(N:o f.[.,.,.,
new Magnetix
Pen Sets
svs .. $75.00
(H. f f. Tcu) new
"21"
Smooth
o~unl urn
potnt. Out.
t&aftdlnc mtrllwn-
prlood pen. • ~·· ora.
Pen $5.00
Set $8.75
rife. f f. toal new
"51"
Special
1daa)'''6l"
II•Wrta. SupW•
IIDIOOth Odan•
lutn point. <I
colon. lA.cra
l"V cape. CUt
brnwt
Pen $10.00
Set $15.00
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trom
blood
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pr1on
dn)
dn~.
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the~
the~
den
oppo;
to ol
term
wilt
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pw la
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thost
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