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Volume 9, Number 11

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1950-12-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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Music Department to Present
Chrishnas Festival Program
By Leigh Bock 1 ~~ns·
& CLARK COLLEGE !
•
D~lts,Kappas Get President Approves Military H 19 h, Low Grades
.. ·rntcrnaly r. r ·' d c ror 'lhc As Secondary Measure Only
prm~ ll'rm 1!150, r~l·•nscd by
Oc.111 i"!o•o• G~' Ennbc' ofltc:c r C\ en I
that Dt'ltu Tou Hho won tscholll&-
hc honot with £J GI'A ot 2 trJ By Patricia Whlto
Music wall uJhm Lewu; and Clark's Christmns scnson
Sundny, Occembct' 10, nt 3:30 p.m. in the campus gymnn­
stum. All musac departments, under lhc direction or Dr.
John Stark Evnns, will be fenlured m the third nnnunl
Chri~tmns fcsli\'al conc •~rl. The l)elts w 111 hnV!! their
mnne engrnvcd on lhe lntrn­
F'n•tcr nit)• Cyuuc:ll schulnrshlp
ploquc
H' Ulla ~ N"'C all foJIQW& SolttUon of world d&Cfsculltes should be channeled
through two forces, Dr. Morgan S. Odell declared in an in­
terview this week These ore. fust of all, peaceful ncgot&a­
taon, and if thts fa1ls, military strength.
D\.'ll Tnu Rho 2.63
As o pr:l'lude to lht' concert, Raleigh McV1cke.r wall be Acndn Colon~ 2.61
heard in chorales on the college carillon at 3 p.m. The con-J\Jpho Rho Om• ~ 2.55
ccrt is open to the pubhc and admis~ion will be free Bctn Mu Epsilon 2.48 l..ornbdn Phi Epsilon 2 45 "We should make every ef!ort.," he said, .. to bnng about
a resolulllm of our dtSagrccmcnts with Red Chma through
negotmtaon. 11', howcv"r, action is blocked in the UN, th
Umted States should attempt unilntcral agreements w1th
Sundny's program IS os follows: Knppn Pht Alphn 2 40 Chmn.''
Mnd1 icol Stnccrs -------------.J.....:.....;::.::.:.:...:...:.:.;~~=-----=..:..:...!...-------------
I)h cctcd by George Bl!ihop
From llch\'en on lllgh
M t<'hucl l't"lu:tolius
Gud's luC1111t Son
rn.un MuSCH! Sumuu:! (1609)
1'wch••• Onys of Chrislnuu;
Old Eni:Iish
Nn\\ I he llnly Chile.! I Bol'tl
Old Fnmch Carol
Symphomc Bnnd
Conducted b) John K Rtchurds LEWIS' AND CL.AR..K COLLEGE 1007
Slctgh Ride: L~aoy Andct'l!On VOLUME IX Portland. Oregon, frtday. December 8, 19SO Number 11
P1c1udc Jean Bcghon -----------------------------------------
AmerJcnn Folk Rhnpsody
Grundman
Men' Gh .. >c Club
Dtrcctcd b) .John .Mmtcr
Aldt'n Gllchrf t Accompumst
Almo Motcr
Exallnllon G&bb
Swance Gcn>h\\,n
F'ore\'et Fr ~ Old Uutch Atr
The College Choir
Dlrc~tcd by L SLant~· Glarum
A a rnn~cd \n• John Work
We'' Be~• n Wlulc n-Wnn·
d~nug Yorkshire Cnrol
Tu a Vu-gm Meek nnu 1\hld
Spomsh Cruul
Lullaby on Clmstmus £, e
M Christlnn en
Go Tell ll on the Moun-
tniu Chdstmns Spu·1tUIII
Th[ Collcg • Symphon\'
Conducted b) Bons S1rpo
Lronore Q, crtur\.: No. 3 •
BccthO\'cn
Sprtng Song Sabdtus
l)lnycd 1n honnr or \ht c&ghty­
r.rth btrlhdo~ of Jcon Stbchus
Cmnd Fmolc
All Musu~ OrgnniT.ntJons
Mtght~ Fortress I Our
Cod Luther
Arrnng(.'<l and Orchestral~ by
Bob Cnu ns, Horold Koster nnd
Mnnnn Nclson.
LOG Price Errs
For Championship
Banquet Tickets
Tickct.s to tlal' Booster ~luh
b nquet hononng the Ptonccr
chnmp•onshap tootunll team c·an
be purchn ed for 2.75. nnt $7.75
us was erroneously printed tn the
LOG lnst week
1'ickctt ore now on snh: a.n the
bookstore and !rom John Brcw­
P.J", alumna ~c."CtCUin ·, or lhey mny
he purchn cd ttl tho tloor.
The bnnquct Is plnnncd !or
6:30 n. m. an the l<'lorcntinc room
or the Co mopolilan club. The
coacllt'8 unci ml mbl!&'li CIC Lhc t••am
will b<.' gu~tll or honor with
Dougluo Mc•Ktty nnd Mnyor Doro­
thy Lee.
The cnlJrgt• qunrtcl wtll stntl
ond tughlight s of th•• Pent Bowl
IUHnc movie \\all be aho\\'1l, The
Pcna Bo" I trophy, I.C' treasure
fc11 n yl..'or, will be ••n thllplay.
G(lrt.) Cr<Jckwell. Junt: '40,
hcncJ the c:ornmittcc or orroncc­
mc nlll In COIIJUIIC.llun With Brtm •
~r nnd Bud Ho lord, Boosh·rs
lub prl.'Sidf'nt Dramatists Schedule Mid-Week
Performances of Little Women'
I
(Left to right) Donna Knutson , Dorothy Buach, Virginia Wlon and JoAnn Noonan.
-An udnptalion of I .. oui !l\ Moe nncl Dorothy Busch nl! Beth 1.) n Snther nnd Lo• C ilhcr.
AIC(,\l's "Lttlll' Wvnu;n'' \\111 be Princtpol nwmbt•l s of u •• ~ cru;t •\.:Cnt n•, Bt1nntc Bushnell. no\
prescntt.>d Dt•ccmbt'r 13 and 14 m ,. Roy Murns, Lourie: Pnt llollllck, R. L 1'obor ond Peg
,,t a·ao tn the cnmpus thcol<'r Thoanton, Mrs. Mru"C:h; Betz Me:· Nnuut. prop:;, Tabor and .Hnt­
undea Uu; dll eclaon ot Atthur Lean, Aunt March: Dewey Hnr-loc.k, display. Lou; Caahcr,
Coc Gt ny, ctrumn department less, ,\lr. Morch, Mnrtly:n Snth-sound c.f!cc~ Holg Cartovnn,
hcnd er, Hnnnnh. Ken Farns, John hghhng. Dnvtd Thnycr, and
v1rg,nm Wlon wall pl•Y .to Brooke, Fn.'<l Bergmnn. Prof. m k~ up, Mndt;c 1lcK ) • H rry
111 the John (). Hovold thl c~·Ocl Bhncr, nnd Don 1ld fhncs. Ma Godtul nd P t Thornton
versaon of the tct'l\olll;c book l.nur\.'ncc Llltlc Women" tells lhc lory
Adnui!StOn wtll be by tudcnt tnsc mnnaQer ns:tstmg Croy of the wHd. rompang tomboy Jo
bod) curd. GC'ncml public tickets wnt be Ron Cnrlzdnlncr nnd her de trc .. to be Uu• mo.n
will bt• 74 cenLo; Technical taff members an-of the !nmil'\'" The plot has re·
Other ~lrls o{ the Mnt ch rum-clud,•: script, Bonm ~..: Bu..~cll: uuncd the crlhcmg uf ha hnu
dv wall be Donnn Knutson n costummc. Mary Ellcrby, Mo.ry to help hnonce her molhe.r'a
A.my: JoAnn Noonan as Ml'g; O'Neall, Oohu-cs :tlcscock, Mnri-ttlp to Wnshmgton when the:
tclcgrnm ITt\ cd snying her fa
ther wnlii d) tng nd her ll~nnkl;
with Lnurh' and h r qunrrel
\1; hh !\ rn) , \\ ho ht•d d~tro~ cd
her first wnucn 10\Ctry. Combined Choir I Student Readings
Feature Christmas Chapel Service
Th~.; .mnunl ChtlJitmul! IWI'\'ICI',
will b~ ubs• rvt.-d ln Cop<•lnnd au Hcll'n Nnundorf, who wrot ·
the srript llhd Mrs FJ.t%nbcth
C. Ill diner, '~ ho 1 conrhlng 1 he
M••nwn.ll chupd, Ucc••&nb<>r 1-1, til studl'nl rC'udc:rs ••
II u m
( 'hnplum John 8 Hnr rlngtsm
Will c>HICIIHC while fenturc' u(
thl! prvgram mdudt' tnURIC b\' the
~ombmed ;;ohapcl and o t.:llPI' Ito
cho\r Ulldt!r th tJ(rect 100 Of
Stonlf') Glnrum nnt.J a-endmgtc by
stud~;nls of the I!J'ccrh Rrt dtJ·
pttrtmont Co-opcrltt&ng w ll h
Noncy 'l'rigg, choJI 1 chninn. n, •J'hu ct\(111. will san~ ··Gu Toll
tt on tho !\tountnln s.'' "To n Vir­
IW• Mcc'k and Mllrl," "Lulloby 011
Chtl.!ilnms Eve.'' •·wh(!n the Sun
Hns Sunk to He t" ond the tr •
d luonnl en• ol • 0 Com II Y <.:
Fuithful " ond "Joy ll' the Wol'ld'
Teo lath d) cho en H~aders
ro Mnl'y Ellen M1ms Nnncy
·rrtm; md Scott Beach 1\l~u rctcum:d ar the scenes
~ &th htlh• .HNh \\ h1 n the~ both
knew the Ang~l uf Dcnth \ M
ho\cring ncar r.,~nlu U.) Jo
·~ to 'Now York whet•• h
nlt:uls I,N.lfcssor Bhnor m Mn>.
K.uk'· IOOtnhlg hou pro\tdin!!
o comedy courl!Vllp and ultlm t
mnrl'lagc
Co Lumt: lor LllU Wt mc.n"
~n. ~mG Jll'<e pnrcd fi'Om p ttcrn
found in copy of 0 morcst'
lllustl ted Wcckb of 18 4 Such rb1trt1\ion .. ,~;ould in-
~ oh c n cotnpromas of mtcr6l.l,"
Dr Odell poanled out. "'l might
bo mvul\'e a loss of lUC'I!. but
n uneasy peace would be much
bNt r than great mahlDry ert·
[tcc thnt bnn • no gam to ruw
one. ..
If ncgotmtaon 15 unsueCC$Sful.
he worn eel the nn lion must b•
m htaraly p~pnred to protL'Ct
II ell and those dependent upon
It The 5trongth or nnns milllt b
r lied upon only in the event of
r llurc of 11 p aceful m~.: u.res
Dr Odt:U nnlyz; d the pTCSCnl
\~ nr S1tunuon ns the result of
ccrt.nin ccononuc: nnd socml d
clopmcnlS ~ cr long period
of ltmc, arising, hl' bclle\'C
from the con.fiict of those "ho
ha\'e and tho ·ho ha" t: not "
Both. hC! satd, hnve oc~ Ill
error The bencflls or economiC
nd pol.ibcal fr'1..""t..>dc.mt won b~
those who hD\'e wert not extend­
ed bro3lll)' enough and rnp1dJ;)
unough to peopleS C\'Cr'}'"\\'h re
In 1 tum. snnU groups of th
ha>e·nl)\ est!tbhshcd Ut U1 I'}
thnt they cnn brmg h ppmess
to their nauons by mnmtauung
nb olutc control ()\ er them
the tot.nUtara:m iorm of govt!rn·
menl.
The IC"adcrs or the groups
have blinded thc.rnJ>ei\"CS to hu
mnn net."'<! ln order to furtht_'t'
thcu: O\ n selfish sntcrests. Dr
Od~ feels, ho\IOo\er, th t •a
bncklog of tradit.&onal good w 111
h bet:o bwlt up wttb the Chi­
nese people which could work
for pe cc"
"The atom bomb •hould not
b used no\\·,' be wurned "It
s.hould be \\ tthheld s con-
tmumg threat to Uto \\'ho
would force u Into \\ arf re by
l t.:l US\!.
In uddtltoo to twmg str tc­
gl~lh• un\\•tsc. Dr OdeU lhiola;
tt would rei'\ no psycbolo~ucal
putpose an Ch•nn Its pcopl are
nccu tomcd to mass denlh. ltl
po\10 er in mdustrml d~truc:uon
~ ould be lOKignlficant.
Dr. Ode.U firmly rcconm1•·nd
ob.aedtvc c\'nlu uon rnth r Uum
·mohonnl f'Umblmg for oluuons
\10 ath regard to th world prob·
I n1. .. A cnlmer sun.~ "' or th
v rlous po 1btltti s. he rt
cd "wlll let1d us to ~ut1on
of th problems bdorc us.
LC President Appointed
'To Scholarship Board
Prestdt:nt Morson S. Od~ll h
b en tppointc!d by Govetnor
Dnugtn McK~ty ns member o.f
the OregQn boltrd of :fore&gn
s..:holarslup under the lo~ulhrlght
p 1'\) grll 111.
The CQmmittcc \\; 11 b ho,;adcd
by Deun John Cmm~r of the Or
~;on f;ducatlonw exlensto.n d •
pa1 tancnt. Il \\ill a I ct Oregan
c:hol t for d\"DDc:cd und ..,.
rodunh: work or £r du lC \\or
II\ Europ n chools n a part o.f
th Mn hnU pl n THE PIONEER LOG f"rldar. Dec mba-8. l9SO
( Collegetry Discovers Startling Realities
In 'Text' Booklet of Names et Numbers
I 1:
NICE SPIKE,
To a Bri~hl Future u /;
• -By Chuck Cibb
"Mus mor:n1nu \\ n hkc nny
other morning nnd thl scrlh~.;
was rn his us:unl hl\unt, th{ snn!'k
~hack Arm~.'<l wtlh n cup of ror­
(Ct! nnd t1 rnnplc bar, I heat 1\\ o
freshmen thJough tht~ mJllmg
crowd to o rccl'nll} ''ocntcd space
m n booth
I constdl!red myself rortunntc
m thlS tespt.'Ct, ond nl.so, beenuse
ncross from me sftt Spencer Col­
]CJ!l'lry, em of LC's most high­
~.) respected snack shnck sages.
MJ, sudden mtcrruphon sUih:d
th~: con,•crsnUon nl the booth and
for awhile we snl mut ly npprnls­
mg the surroundi ng Icmlmnlly
through the smoke. Then Spence
brolte anto nn cnhghl~g con­
vcrsntion w1th his buddy, whom
he fondly :referred to ns "old h)'·
Wjth all the world in such n turmotl and the draft slt 1 S " l Ch •
uatlon getting C\Ten tighter many fcllo\\ s nre assuming tht OCla airman
3tlll~de _that lt )USt isn't worth studying and ilfl? seriously ID s ·bes Duti•es
consJdenng qutltm,g, or glVtng up. e en
During times like these this IS the :rcnJ test to see whnt Qf c · ·
w a~ made or and the weak ones will ran atong the way- OffiffilSSIOner
s1de, but thos~ who can look ahead to n bnghter future and
not let present-dny problems mean so much wlll att.nm
their goals. By Lois CaiJher
The ~chcdullng of the octal
cal ndar Cor the school year nnd
the nppomtmcnt o! commltlcc drogcn :sulphide ."
Memo to Spence
"You know rhos~ l.C socutl l'nl·
cndars thAt ar ~olcl nt the com•
pus book store?" Hydrogen Sul­
phide nodded in assent. "Wt•ll, 1
got one at the farst of lht• term
nnd up unhl l~t;t night J hndn't
1 cfcn cd to 1t except to lind out
when the Paonce.r.t plnycd such­
and-such a team. or to scribble
down the odd appointment .
"But lnst mght while marlting
down a short memo to phone
Joan, Cl 848-:t. ne..'Ct Tuesday. 1
came across a SUU'tlmg revcln­
Uon • . the.rc :~re only 18 more
dnys of clnss s until fannlsl" Old
H2S looked duly shocked and
Spence continued unmindful.
' By wclghmg the amount ol
tlmc left nnd the amount of hmc
rcqull'cd for me to catch up on
a acnmcnts. rending, term pn­
PPI s and book reports, I came up
wtth the conchiSIOn thot I must
get to wotk imme<Ut!tely or l
wlll end up cramming.''
By Any Other Name •••
To the few innocents who are
n. yet unfnm1linr WJth the term
.. eromming," 1 now vcntur n
definition . Cromming is a m~th·
od of study pnor to an c.xam,
populnriz.ed by o large percen~gc
or college students, by 'Which they
discover how much they don't
know about a subject a brief p -r1od o! tim~ before their ln­
su·uctor does.
Spen~:c contmucd, "So J Tush­
cu to my desk ond pitk<'d up my
ndvt'rtlsinc tc ·t whu.:h, to my hor­
ror, I round w~s wntt n 1n
F1 e.nch!" Old H2S lookt·d dul)
hoa·ror-stnckf'n ond Spence went
nn.
"1 wras rchcvcri to discover, al­
ter blowmg hnlt nn mch or dust
ott the cover, tho t 1t was mr
~o·rc.rll'h text The sudden change
in the subject matter didn't hm­
rlcr my quest for knowledge and
Jor over nn hous· I crockt.'d down
on conjugations,· tucklrxi tenses
nnd pulvern~cd pllSt participlt'S
wath n \'cng~nncc .
Which War to Elffel Tower? •
.. True, I dadn't rover the ti!xt
cover to cover, (comprcheru~ible
if rend slowly), and I don't speak
French like n native Pnrlsann to­
day But 1 don't hove to, thot's
the pomt. l stdl hnve enough Urnt•
In which to 1ron out Lhe kmks
W1th my rov1st..-d study scht..'Clult•
I'm n cinch to be pa·cplut.'<i when
fanols rc•ll around."
I hnd heard Pnough. College
try hod certainly given me a shot
in the nnn. 1 beat my way to the
nearest exJt and pounded out th ..
nbovc story lor the good of th1.•
unownrc Now I must hllSten to
my room where n stack of dust­
covered tc.xtJ awaits me. There nrc man) also who are t.rytng to figure out how
to soh"'e the world situations as well as their own wathout
realizing and applymg the values and prinCiples of lhe
college purposes and us:mg a httle more relig10n and ns pow­
ers to \\'ork on these problems.
B G. F.
larit ~ Out of Chao chaarmc.n for
these c\~nts as
. th job or the
ocanl commis­
D urI nc
1 pre\•1ou sum­
mer o tentnti,•c
~~ sckclcton lS set Writer Suffers From Over-Feasting;
Questions Causes of Holiday Thanks
up whach an-There .:.till IS lime 1.0 s1gn up for whnt we feel should eludes g 0 m c s.
be a requU"ed course for every senior. ronc rts. plays
ll lS a course that has appeared m the curnt-ulum vll'-Lois CaUher nnd the four
tually unheralded. 1t should hnve been placed m the sched-I free annual student body danc<!S
1 bold f -the Ktcko!f and llcunccommg
u e m ace t;>•pe. dances in the foiL the Snobnll an
It IS that unportant December and the Queen's baH m
Checks o{ collEge graduates reveal n pitiful lack of un-Mav
derst.anding of wh} the world :sitUation is as it is. ThiS.. OthP.r dances scheduled at thu;
course lS des1gned to clarif·v the world 1ssucs how they ttme nrc th~; annunl Sndic Haw-
• • ' ktns. Sweetheart ball nnH Honky
came 1nto bemg. where they a~e leadmg. · Tonk. The College Carnl\•al ss ol-
As no one professor could cover the mull1tude of facets so set then.
of these problems, guest l!?'Cturers from every field, physics. These dates nrc nrrnngcd wJt.h
econonucs, religjon and politlcnl science will speak. :1t lcnst two ""ccks betwcl.'n each.
It sbou)d prove the highhght of any senior's schedule. w·tth nn eye on th student pock-
• • • ctbool-t and the continu«."CC success We unreservedly recommend Great Issues, pol1ttcaJ SCJence of lh. affairs.
162, offered nt. 12:30 Wednesday . Other dotes are scheduled
N. W. S. throughout the year as cn.rnpus
Frosh Take Lead
• Kudos to the freshman clq,ss!
One of the most amazing things at Lewis and Cl~rk
is the lack of class orgamzation. Since lhe advent of the
college as LC no clnss bas combined into a working unu
capable of producmg action worthy of acclaim as a class
accomplishment.
Officers of the present
tendance. groups report about 25', at-
The freshmen thlS year hal.'e hown Slgru> of operation
as a unit. The sophomores, Jumors and seniors might ta~;c
a hmt.
--G. W. M.
.. More Praise For Pe]JfJPrs orgnn11:at1ons plan their actlvt­
tics.
ThJ.S \\'Oil~ Ul done through mr
commissiO n-Ken Bunde], t>t."naor;
V~WhkJ V1ahnk1 , junior: Bill Mc­
Clelland, :;ophoanorc, and Dnnli
Glbb£, fl eshrnan . .Barbaro Forbes
snack shack chaarman, and Dean
FT<!eda Hnrtzfeld, faculty mem­
ber, complete the group.
In an advu;ory st.nlU"' the com­
mission decid~ cases of conflicts
{;od mc~Ucr s of pohcy. 1t ol.so
handlt:s evcnang scht.-dullng of
campus buildings
Ed..itor's Note: Tbi£ is the Me·
ond in a ••ri• of articl• d.escri.b·
ing the telpcJDS\bUitiec and pur­
paul ot tbe commiuioner offic:ft
oper&ling thzough appointed &iu·
dent leadenhlp . Dcnr Emlly,
In thc•a• davs of forsaken diets -. wht.'rl people try their hand at
taxldt!nny on large scnle by stuff­
an~ Lhem.si.'lvcs. I fmd that my
dagL~liVC system IS on the bum
nnd unable to take cnrc o( what
1 hove consumed Since the pnst
hohda)·.
Well, Emily, I'm no dltfcrent
than anyone else. Everyone com­
plnans of eatang too much over
this holiday season cl(!ar up to
January of the n w year.
And when 1t comes to gavang
thanks, it's the snme old cliche
list of things to be thankful for
that nl'c nlways mentioned m
prayer or m casual conversation
and then forgotten . In other
words. 1t's a Rut! And one l'm
not proud of.
Not Even Cl06e .••
More ofum than not, whnt
people list ns being thankful !or
don't even come clost• to being
the renl thing. It saves them the
trouble 01 <Jnaly:zmg themst•l\'CS,
though.
lnstead they gripe about the
pooa· rnd10 tn their beautiful new
car, the :fact that they had to
work nn hour or two overtime
(getting time ond a half pay) nnd
about the poor-qualitY products
on the markel these doys..
Not Quite So Bad.
Pcrhnpr. it's not quite that bnd,
but whnt nrc the thmg• people
renlly gtvc thanks tor Well, that
depends on the person in my Tuttion money seems to find Jts way mi.O many worth­
while campus activities that represent many fa<:ets of
campus life. However, there is one organiza tion that has
spurred on campus spirtt, perhaps moJ·c than any other and
has been rewarded very little if any recognition for Hs ef­
forts. That organL?..ation IS Frank Leuck's pep band, play­
ing at every football game thts season. tl h ~ Cole6cit Preu
OU lolnl JIUt.UcaHml t>f th~ Aal.'•iell\l"d 8tudcots ot t.ewlll and Clnr k
f'QllttftC
Put.ll.all 11 wrnlly l!url"t: tb oolleso Y"nr SutiiiCMP•Ion rate, 11 ••'l
Pt>T YHIT Startmg from meager begtnnings, w1thoul unHorms,
and small personn I. Frank deserves full c.rcdll for build-
ng tblS mto an outstanding band Lack o! marching urn­
forms hove not stopped Utem. Mild crlllc1sm for the selcc­
hons they have played has spurred them on to better ploy­
mg. lf ever there was a group thnt deserved mQrc support
from the udt>onl body and faculty. thls band hould get
mor than Jlta quota EDITOR
f"Joyd Cummtn s
Sterling. 8TA:P:P AUL J:til.or llllU'WbaU B~nett Dwr1neaa Man.arn· 8ob Daft~~
ZM\.ortaJ •4JI.<n' Pat 'W1llw Oartoonln • Du..oua •••oaou l'•tva Jl4itoT Oord.DD .. klutar PlJ<>UJ~lhn Delli PI•uohm&o
Society Jt4Jtor Pat Oh•n .. o... ~ofn ar X..nhaU Bnns•tt lpone 314Jtor Ourt Oop•all•••n
otreulA Uon 8t&ffl Aan Or:nullolt, Carol Mall• 1Ul4 J'lm 2omDu .
.&.4 't'U.-r Ch)' W&T4JJII' JkporU ,........ .. J'11bA'll aurunt, "Darlana Ddf..uba11Wll, lkD ll'l.at.chmaa,
CJh&rlu Ol"b· •onn SChWlDW• , P'nd Wetmo.llaa:, Bob Yow, :r.ettb aoct, Doa J"\Dra.. ·------------------------------------------------· opinion, so l lcnvc at up to you
Besides, I'm too young to gJvt
my brain to such sl!rious thought
when it's nlt••ady ov~rworkcd
trying to figure out whot J'm
gomg to get for Chrastmus.
Bye now Emily, don t forget
your diet or upset yourscll O\'Ct
the terribly high pnces on whnt'fi
out for ChriStmas shoppers now'
Love,
Dnrlc.ne Deffenbaugh .
March Claim Deadline
Set on Prisoner Pay
By Ben Fle~ hman
World War II vclf•rans, who
may hal.'c uccn prasoncrs of war
should, ar they hove not already
done so, apply to the War Claims
commi..c;saon for their pay during
their mternml nt.
E'1lh!!.r vdernns or next o{ kin
should act their claims in befor~.;
the d~.;:adline next Mnrc-h. Neces­
sary 1orms mny be obtatned at
uny posL officl',
Two l.,llows who were membt·rs
of lD.Jt ycnr's footbnll squad. ar
now tn lhc scrvic nnd probably
would be glnd to receive ma.il
from tht•lr campus lraends.
Here are thear prcsl'nt nd·
dresaes:
Sgt:. Carl Randolph,
ConsohdntP.d Dwellings,
Apt. 76,
'I'ucson, Arizona .
M~Sgt. Wtllard G. SU!phcns.
Mor:in"' Corps Atr Bnsc
MTACS 3
F. I 'l'oro, Co htornln,
Any v •ts who rcccavc the LOG
o1 would IJkc to hear news ot
LC, drop us a line nnd we wtll
be glad to pass the word nlong.
Oregon Dean to Visit
Dr Pau1 J.•cob;!On, dean of lht
school of o•ducnt10n at the Unl·
\'t•rtuty c)/ Oregon, will be 011
c•nmpull most or the dny, Tut:sday ,
Dc1 mnLer 12. l'he purpose o( tus
vu!lt Is to bccorn~ better uc·
qunmtcd with students nnd Inc
ui'-Y an the cducnlwn depnrtmcnt
and to enJOY varlou features of
thr. campus. Tha will be his tar-at
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--------------------------------~----------------------~ P~IO::N_E_E_R _____ L_o_c ________________________________________________________________ P_a_;_•_T_h_r_••
On the S ocuJ/ S~tle w1th Pot Colhecon Girls Ready 'Education Student Begins
Cherkezov 'Hanging of the Green'
Yuletide Spirit to Prevail ho;,•;ou;r~~~g~~ :;:~!~~~~~c ~~: Club for Wayward Boys
w llllths pc1 ktly ct oft by Th 'Kmg'l Club ~..ompo 'd pohc rcc rdl!l As outca ta rrom At Annual Snowball Dance hrlght rt:d biJWII' nrc once more f JUVl'nll d hnquen\ll nnd -other groups they hnvc fell re
donctng through the mind!! of rrol outc>~ , ha b n or~:antJ.Cd Jccted. Dean' approach lO thcar
~t~Pmbct of Co1h••etJn, coll·~ac by Lylc D •nn. Educutum 99 11tu-indlvfdunl problem~> 1 clc.nr Aa the Yuletide aea.on dra\\-o ncarf!r, sludenls und nr­
gantwlwns begin planning thcu· Christmas Activities. The
play rehearsals, song pr.ncticcs and the arranging of the
dmwc und "hunging of the green" nll combine to mnkc this
a busy pre-holid:1:· campus.
"A Chrtatmaa carol" will be tho pn~vnllmg feature of
lhc unnuol studen• body sponsored Snow Ball formnl to be
hf'lcl F'rld<~y, D~ccmbcr 15, m the
c-ollege gymnnaiUm from 9 to 12
p. m. The nil-school free dunce
will stnr Johnn>' Reitz nnd hls
orchestra.
Silver ond blut: crepe pop r
wdl trnnsform the donee floor
mto n gny holiday atmosphere
Murals from cculor Chnslmns
enrols wlll decorate.> lhC' walls of
the UYm
Bud Bradley lS general chnlr·
tnnn of tho 1ffnlr Olhe1 com­
mrtt• c hcodl\ nrc Bnrll11rn Welk­
t'r, pubhc11y: Mon&u .Edmunds,
dC'cOJ"ntlon ; Jnck Godwm, pn·
trons nnd polront'SSI."!l: Ron
Slecl••. rc>frcshmPn!B; Dale Peter
!lon, clonkroom.
• .. •
Theta Kappa 5oror tty held 1ts
ln!ormnl willntlon at Dr. Alva
Grnham's .Mt Hood lodge last
week nd, DtcEmb r 1 nnd 2 For
m I In t 1Jnt1on \\as h• ld Sundny,
December 3, ot th~.: R<rsc C&ty
Method& t ·hurch A bnnquct at
Bur-n r · tnurllnl followed the
Cl'l CJliOn~
New membe1 me
Lolttn, Jnnicc Grnm t
tv J nn Duke
• • • Barham
and Bet-
Pledges of Alpha Gamma sor­
Orl\) -Joanc nl nLly I Bonnie
Cnrtwnght Mnrgu~ Dodge, Con­
nie Etlwnrds, Jonn Elltott, Ver­
na Hogr'll, Jo~·cc JtH Vlli. B•'tty
Lokc. Jnmt: MoAdow nnd 'frl!l
Tntor-v..cr lnsU:lllcd ns me<mtcrs
lnst Sunday, Dl•cc.·mbcl 3 10 the
banquet room of Waddles rc.stnu
rnnl Members now hnvc n lll!W
. r>tting 111 thcJr former ptn The
orlgmol has been placed Jn o
crown settmg ond mthcr pm Y..'lll
be avotlahlc
Theta u wdl be guests of
Alphn Gnmmn on Dl'CCmbcr 10.
They Will attend the nll-coUt!gc
conet"rt in the gymnnsium alter
whu::h Shcrll Stew t, chn1rmnn
of tllt> cV~nl, and her 06!JStnnl,
Sh1rl~ GcngC'Ibo<•h, hnve plan
ned a rl!ceptlon in thl' n~w wom­
en's dormJtory.
• .. •
Stephen Charlo• wn born No·
vembcr 29 to Virgmit:! oncl Hnl
Howard, Lewis and Clark gl•nd·
untcs. V1rgin•o v.us n :former de-­
Pl•rtmcnl l'dttor on the Log. Hat,
the younger son of Dean nnd Mr£.
Charles Howard, Is teaching m
Parkdnle high school.
Dr. and Mn. Hideo Hashimoto
became the pnrcnt.s or 0 boby
g1rl Saturday, Dl•ccmber 2, 5•39
a rn nl Northern Pcrmcnt c hos­
palal 1'hl' tlurd femnlc addition
to the Hnshunoto lom1ly opened
her evros ot 7 pound&. ~~ ounce.
Both Dr and Mr. lin himoto nrc
dmng {lnl'-lllc baby is also
Wl'll,
TJw bnhy has nol yet been
named hecnusc they were ~x­
pl'ctmg n hoyt
• • •
The Mot hen club of I >l'ltn Tau
Rho rrnt~rntty &p•Jnlw• cd n ··uru
party Snt urdny nJght, D• ccmber
2, ol tlw honw of Jcrr,>' Wether­
all 'l'hc purpo ,, of the purty wns
tl) rn• e rnoncv fl)r the hCHJI'l' rund •
for the lratt•m•tY
• • •
Sigma Rho aororhy w11l hold Its
mformnl Jnitlntion Saturd ry, De­
(Cmbcl 9, ot the humc of Pot
• Whtt(' Pledge '' 111 (lrt'pfu dm­
ner for the mcmbCJ'l! F'ormnl fn·
&uauon 11 chcdulcd for frldoy,
December 15, at Lloyds
Graduate Nurses
To Receive Caps
In Chapel Tonight
The annual coppUJg C~"'romony
for grndunt~ nursC'S of Emnnunl
hospllnl and the LC dcpnrtmcnt
of nursmg will be ht•re nl the
Copeland memonul chuncl, lu·
night nt 8 p. m.
'I'hts ~ercmony rl!prctents lh••
completion of e1ghtccn weeks of
Lrnming ot Emanuel Tho .c grnd­
unting will rCCi'IVc thNr caps,
symbollzmg purJty of lift!, up­
rlghtnc.c: of chnrnctcr, loyalty to
ideals and fmthfulnc !t to the
htgh trust that w11J be given
them, :md the Nightingale Lnmp
wh1ch dates bock to the Cnrncnn
wa1 when Florcnct> Nl&!hUngalc
with a smnll lamp mode hl'r
nightly \'islts to the Jck ond
wounded olong the dnrk co1 rl·
dors or the hospttnl
The processional wall be plil.) cd
by Helen Gordner, senior orgnn I
st\.ldent, und John H:n"Jlng\on,
chaplnm, will g&Vc the ln\ocn­
tu>n. Deon of Faculty Chnrles
IIO\\ orfl will give a word gri.)Ct·
ms Gw1lym Robcr·Lq, professor
of ps~ choloe,y, \\ 111 spl!:lk on
"Whnt Cnn o Nurse Bellew•."
Elnine Kmbcl. supftrintcndcnt
or nurses al Emnnuel hosp1tnl,
w1U pre£.\!nt lhc cops, ass1 ted
Mrs. M. J o h Jl son Bouffu1'CI,
director of nursang education
The Florence N&ghtingalc ph.:clge
v. ill be taken by the graduating
class The Doxology and benedic­
tion '"'ill be offered by the Rov
George Randolph, choplcun ol
Emnnuf!J hospatt~l.
Rcireshmcnts will be served tn
the> recepuon room or the \\'om­
en's dOrcmltory f01 the Clrls, their
f:tmlly nnd fl'icnds. unm• dwtcly
after the ceremony
Graduntlng nurses nrc:
Joan BQllnm, Pnlddo Bueh·
holz. Cnrohn(> Conro, Mt.>rllyn
Coullet, Anno Fot ~s. Merle Mc­
Murrny, Jonu Rememnn. l.ccmn
LU\'ass, E,•clyn P~tcrson, M011~
anne Sunset
Math Instructor to Speak
On College Expectations
Kathermll Ar:nold, professor of
mntltemaucs, wtll speak before
the Amencan A oclotion of Um­
vC'l.llY Women nt the home 11£
Mtt. Lloyd F Eckhnrrlt.. 41911 NE
Alameda, on December 11 at
12•45
She wlll dtscuss what colleges
expect of lugh schtJol groduntt!S.
Special Bus Notice
A :.pee till hu~ w rll Jcovc the
Trailwnv s a.tnhon nt 7•-&ll P m4
both W cdnt!sdny nnd Thurscllly
~.:vcnings for the twu pl:'rturm­
unccs nr "Llttlt• Women.'' aml
wall lPOVc th~ campus for the re­
turn lrlP (II l I p. m
The ·runlntm bus will leave nt
7:10 p. m cnch nlghl o basket·
ball gnmt is ploycd on tJit. home
floor llfld will stop ol tlu: cnmpuu
lt thert' ore ony collrgc po n­
g~..•rs. humc l:'conomlcs club. d('nt, at the Ne•r..hborhood house "I like the 1cllns .. he so1d, .. nnd
Ju t one week fmm today the und r Dr TutU 's ~upcrv1 Ion they need oml'one to sho"' on
annually Colhccon • spoMOred Th1s group or boy bom J!l to 18 interest ln U1 m"
"bonging or lhc green" Will be Y• Ill'S of DJ.::t: feel that "no one This inetdent lS typical of th
prQ5Cnted In connection wath rcolly g1v n hoot." ncrordlng to creal number of youths who nr1
Lh~ Phi Mu Alphn nll-colh:g£" Dl'.tn bc1n11. helped 1n everyday Uvang
sing commencing nt 1 p. m. Jn 'Md tntcr~rnclol club from the by the field workers of Ed 99
the campus theater. low mcomc orca or Pnrlland
Rarbarn ''"d Stnn Gtrod ore designed to giw 1hc boys o f~ 1-
dlrccttng the decorating of tht>• mg thot sorneon 1 conct rn d
Lhcot r and orrnnglng th about them Th1s \HI Dean' pur­
greens Glortn Gow nnd her re· po e In planning n w k-cnd duck
fr<' hmcnts commmcc are pre-huntlnc trrp to Knl m D .,m.
partng the cookJes and wnssrul bcr 2 nd other whole om ac­
Noncy Mtll<!r ts m charge ol th auc arranc d for lh fellows
findlng th youngt:!St student BcJng VICtims or Circumstances
nnd Lnkmg cnrc of the pubhc- \ 1th p 10r fam1l,y bnC'kground Coffee Hour lo F eatue
Education Discussion
Tht. hr5t m n sen or '"Co£1 e
Hour ponsurcd by thc Lew
ond Clark chupter of the Fuc.u
Tcdt h or Am rl~a Wlll :f nlure
1ty. Joanne Lundy bos promls- und D lum nrc plnygrQund, most
cd to PI oducc the ma!!tlctoe nil the b y nrc on pr •bnllon wllh a tudcnt p::mcl on th topl
'"Tr. dltlonal \ Pro~&ve Edu
OltJon Di:'cemtX'r 13, 3·30 p m
1D th~; otuwmg room lit Pol bne
Mnnor. needed.
Donno KnulSOn, club pr 1~
dent, hns announced n mecttng
of un rncmb Ol'Xl Tul3day
Dcc~:mb~• 12 the lru;t mectmc
before th~ "hwtglng or the
gr <'en "
Lawyer to Meet Class
Jnmts A Sc:hnfer, uf lhc lnw
rrrm Schnfc.>r, J:lolba ook & Cron­
an will lend n d1scuSSJon on whot
IS nt'ce my n a requasJtc for
pre-Jay, at lh pohtltul sc.encc
dcpnrt.mcntol mectmg Dcc~.;mb r
12. nt 11 o'dock an room B-H
*
• Sennon on Secularism
Set for President Odell
Pr('srd~nt Morgan S. Ocl II ~ill
prcnch the 11 n. m cr\ tee t
Kcmlworth Presbyterian church,
Sund y, D cemb r 10 HIS top:t
wtll he "S culnrl m-Th• Bock-The tud nt.J participating an
th13 panel will he John Maller.
Merlyn McDuf!c..-e, Ruth Blmr
2nd John Ddf nbaucl1
round Encm) "
On the 14th Dr Odell vlll nt­
tend th northwc t region. I con­
f r~.:nce of the A oc1 lion of
Alumnt Sccret:an H will John D !!cnbnugh, F'l'A prrs1
d nt ~ pl incd that th c coffe.
houn; orf' pnmnnl} for tudl'nts
tn educ:allon but are open to all.
It prO\'Id the anformal1y form 1
l) pe of ru; oation for tudents
with 1mllar mtcrcst sn t.ench­
mg ond "'" opportunH) to ntr
thor '1 on educational top-peak at the noon lunchC()n nt
thf' Multnomnh hotel on Alum
n -A u or Lmb&hl:}
A Christmas essage
For The Whole Family
* Have Your
Taken Now
THERE is no gift that you can giv~ that
eo expresses your own "Merry 'Olrist­
mll! .. as a distinctive pc>rttait of you.
From Dad fur Mother and the famtly ••• -.
for his dose business IL!SOciates and
friends.
From Mother For Dad's desk in hi~ office
•.. fln lhe children away at t~choo l or
bu~ines ••• for friend~ and rdatives.
From Brother and Sister for their own
\'ery spec1al friends ••• in a leatht.r cno
for Dad to take on hill travels.
IT'S THE BEST GIFT OF ALL
Christmas Special
Two 4x6 Portraits
IN ARTMOUNTS
SELECTION OF PROOFS
$2.95
e~UU,l-
Photography at its finest *
3328 S. E. Hawthorne EAst 8429 Pope FoUl' PIONEER LOG Friday, D c mbor 8, 19~0
a e en ace 'Pigskin Feed' Orange Tip Falcons
olves
O.(!l:Qn Coll!:!ge of Edut: uon \ mn rs m l\\0 or three game For LC Squad Reid Leads Scorers
a t , \\ill test W\\ b nd Cl tk's an pe1 t need but agc1 Pto- By Chuck Gibb
""'"~"' on tb n ulrnl Molntl h~h hool floor at 8 o"c:loek. Ntnt:tt!{'n hundred hft) · ullr Hun the} Gllt Jl nr hll\ cn't they
The game IS the mnm fe tu~ of n dedu:nlaon for the n " g~m ut'C<'SSful fnotboll Sf' on wands PJon• r ho P fnns scrnlchcd the-ir he td!l In wondt•I'UII nt nftcl
Molall h~h ",u n ~ t lh Mt Angd preps In n P cltmmnn up not on th cndtrnn but tn th ~lflch Eldon FJx's chtlrgt.-s tmnd\\ IChcd a 'fetor) fn bl t\\ ~en Lwo
conte:st ~1 rt'nlm an n of th Co 111D del ots and .·htlHlcd som hol ond cold bo~;kctbn ll an lhclr uu1wl
Zone BoUles LOC'Clla pohltln club t tomo.-ro\\ ntght' \H k of pr...-con{ renet> phty
LC conch Eldon Fax satd Lhal h hnd lJttle mfonnat.&on on the b. nQUel honoring thC' North\\ l The Pioneer quanl t open d thl' se on Frld y niGht goinst
tr'"'ngth of Ut OC£ club but he expected 3 tough go me from the ron((' ~n('(' nd P~ or Bow I Pm tlund um\ rstt.) at Hov. m d hnll md come home on the Ulll·
Monm uUt ere" Tlus lS based lorgcl) upon th \\ oh o.: h \\ mg chnmp!t c nd of n 77 5'1 , erdrcl
agamst Paclf1c unn CIZJt) Tu~ \ tn v. hr h OCE lo t 62-56 Ho\\ ~~ hop (or Lew• nnd Reid Lead• F'ucm•n
er on lht unfriendh Badg r court thUI u a Good hov. '"~ f' ark bo" J hO\\ tng w nl dO\\ n Th{' Pdo\:., dtsplr.ytng m1d sen on form nd backf'd by such
FJx .attnbuted th~; poo showm_c of h club ac Ub""t &lmt M r th drtnk Tuc da\ \\ lth r<'h nl llll\\art o W rreo B1 O\\ n. Rn) Foll'cn nnd th Wtnt rs broth
un to th wexpenence of t.he Pton~ plus tht' fnt"l thnt u " f m the> Vnn 1 rs lJ or S.·m Fr n ju t had too man) guns But Plonct'r :Corw. rd Ed R td ,, nlkcd
f t me lh .. e ne Freshmen Bounce m l th PHmcen;: Jn orf tht court "tlh ltl points nnd the scorang hnno ~ .nd gunrd
r: d ~ th "'n tnst d \ llfl ln Porllond LC\\ W hi \\' on!.) thr<.'C talJtes b<'hand ham
t.. locals Lm 1 of l..o .1\ng I( Lone John Fcuz togclhct "Hh ncwcom rs Ken Scn•as and
LC Hit Shots Ag~inst s. P. Generals 60 to 37 d hnld ll tmal. r off I F' nk Gr \'c pln)cd good boll nnd combined some nice backbourd
1 I q"h P on V rsu~ club • pon \l:ork lu hold the Pllot core do"n At Polntim• lull SntUtdnl mght
A mp:msan of hooun a'
\\ tU the first t\\ c:on·
t u hov.~ nothc fact coon
ut.m to th I In th Se t·
t P4lc1IJc g<m c th t m p
410 shootmg m
f t t\\""0 till!:
nnected tor 39 nt
l Oran c nd B rnanas d
h1t on nl~· .24t1 of lh~ r t
.. ,., .. m! t the Fi Icons.
That. potnted ut the Pt
nL~i!l m ntor 1S not good enough
tn ball tO.C:
Servrn Draws Prcnse
Ti n p )
ndatlon f r h
iartms ~
d Ken & .... ,...., t dra m
k gnmst
hzrt.an t -
h tnllsed r II B f B b of the (,\ tb lJ ft'l'd. rt' hop it ' dirt r nt tnr} fl the a e ore a es m r. r a lnr~(' turnout of tu Volleyball Opens, Plfon\'l'Mi sl ook loo c fl'Onl th
LC f h Cllgers mnnngcd a dent$ llnd fnn to h«!lp Uu;m h "" Scnule Pactftc gJlcg Ftilccms
plJt In tl tnltl I Ults o! tht; ()r Joe Hu tnn nd ha quod for Faculty VI. clort· ous m the ccond hnll nnd \\ cnt on o "hen the' dumped thctr gnd• n l' ploils tha Nl Lo a i5-59 , sctor,>
ft r hem~: SilO\\ l'd on • Scrvas. F'cuz Surprise
linn 1 B 74 40 Tu~kct.l frJr the bnnquct ell Action on tht• antramurnl vol Tht offcn , led by Reid "ath
t\\M"
ln F n1f
) ma th locnl
do\\ n l ti-39 t the half-
T«:'b\ L w P1l t rosh.
paoc 11 c: 1 "1th 22. E
~n tnlt M1h St'hroedcr hll
lor lO to le d th Orange
PI .n. pOOr h t t th
G " th P nl boasted
16 _Q 18 46 !.!8 qunr-
A p r ! m!'r Mtl-
t l\\"a ts John Gordon
n ff.'r $2 'i5 nd mo) he puz ch 1 cd e) h~ll bunt bq;:nn lost Tut>S-a high uf 28 f)OlllW, Scn•n wslh
ettt t t the book tore on com-d ' ns IX tt•ums op ned t.hc 16 pomt nnd n J5 pornt scoring
p or t the Co mopohtnn club c_nmpetllon for the \'Ollc-~ bnll dfoa t b) F cu~ hnd the Folcon
pr 10r to th alf J ch. mpapnslup Tht! A T 0' are on thcu h Is lh1 ough the open
J hnn\ Cor, nwr of rad1o to d ic odmg chnmpJons holf H o v. c ~ r the VJSilors
t10n KOl Wlll cmcf' the nffulr The 1-~llculty po ted fiUrprl mg couldn t hold up th pac(' ond
and Htlm nn Lucdd m nn, dtf'\.,; lnumph O\'c-r the All Ttred Out th{' Paon ·N-s kept buckctmg shot.':.
tor of the Portland Chnmber oC • nd the Phogbound Polccots B' unlJI lhl' fmnl wht lie
Commerce and member of the ' on b,> forleJt from t.hc Stgmn ln Tu dn\ s fr.lca o •anult a
L 15 nd Clnrk board of tru B" Th Stgmu A's def~ntcd lhC> I Ill\\ rno\ tnG St Mnr1ln's qutn­
u:es v.tll be featured sp ak r of Dells 15-5 and 15·11 Led by rucl1 td LC tcpp<:d out tn front. 8·1
the C\"enmg unknown stars Joe Huston. I m th Inst fC\\ mmulcs onl> to
Frank Akans. Dr Ah·o Croham hli\:C' the \'I.Sito ov~tnke them
Lc Sl I Sl l Eldon Ax. AJ Akms, Gordon But· "1th o lend th<>> ne\ cr relfn­a men a e t rfteld nnd Jlm Ward they Y.OD QUI hed PJOnt' r {unulrd Ken 0 Hunt potted 1-4 ... nd
count rs. r pecth: el'f Col- en pomts and p bout 10
the locals btad t m th
f t' iird contro Jn
pre~ ous meetm f til
cub , c t h ' Schroeder. nlso w1th
10 pumls
Co;u:h W rr n Smith• club
t \ t Reed tonaght [or n
8:00 o'clock ncounte \1: th th•
Gnffms. b-. c•JtL~ of 15-10 and 16-14 &:nn eml'l'gcd "1lh 11 potnts Pre-Holiday Meet' aflel loSlng the llrs\ tilt 15-11 lor LC scorang honurs.
The women's mtrnmurnl vol " 11 1 t1 UIH ar1
lcybnll tournamen t opened wath ~~~~~ '"'H •;.~~· 177), t~r"';~~ ':.
Th Ptonee
ht!n tb ,.
l r~ unt.tl Thu
take to the road
m tn Washm
uh T.acoma ult
._.ut' Lutbemn that
Complete LC Football Season Data
Set Forth for Northwest Champions
TC YO Y'I. liT AT
-Gordon Butterfield s P1onncer
lu quod h s been \\Orkms out
veiJ .,.. cckend wah the em­
phau on cross country proctacc
The team " tll hold a practice
meet Dec<!mbcr 16 nnd l'i wlth
Oregon U Oregon Slate nnd
Portland U nt 1L Hood Thas
m et \\ill be a combtnot1on or
slalom llJ)d cro country
Thl Plonee !m>t off1cml
meet of the- Sf.> n "Jll be
gaanst Wcnntch~ J C on Jan-
ann 27 and 28 Tho ~ bo have •
be<:n partJczpnlJng in proctloc m-
e ude Rem hard \on Ammon.
T m Boll ntxek R Morns.
! Jon Bob Bent n J 1hn
Fergtson WaJJJ Antt Fred
Schmaltng, Chuck B ntl y Doug
01 n and Walt Enctdf'l
Pioneer Portraits three "Omes betn" plo)•ed No· 11'"' 4 I f (to Johm un
<> b I llll: t~ I Cd.) Jl; \\ irll 1'1! vember 9 Scar~~ wert! S1r.mn I'aullwn ro1 • o 1 Uro" n
Rho, defaull vs Jr Bhdmcn·. \\111 •l3-l a 1' JH \\lnt•rlt Suu lllullonli I.e H n ~ '• 7. ta Zombies. 33, vs 10 o'clocks, li nrv ~ Ml• I 1 li ngl.,r :. '·lit •1nrd II udl!Vn Ra•tnu uu 1. ~Vol at 2". nd Tbcltl Thugs. 33, \'S n. rk I In l'nrtlund ~I· ltlh r)
Comets, H Cnrr.es wall be pwv. ct1 • Hulllm~>l l! flUNl• i. TTuUlnlch t. It rl I PhllliJ•ft R w ll I
HT) Thursda~ at 12:30 p.m rltolt1
•oYcmber !21 Jlaaallll LC (75) Po •· (ri~l Seattle P
Alolul ll' "liOn I .&:. 17-1 '-'' r (;n I li I I 110) ' boot
l.aulbdA B' S r" I f" oll) Mlkk,.l on
~~::tHin A ~011 I ·I I U • \ r :. ~I ,~If;: 1 :: llllu'"~~~ ~~
Pni•'Cll.t wcm L•·t• 1 .'1 C•\• r \\ •hi fill ( 11 I flo kin J>tldll ut UlulloiUI Ll Jt, nr I, God
•o ... ewbcr 28 a...Dlu tl r•t. ll• 1 gl r • llA l r , ,.
It ta won lii·H I ·t: o\•T '\holt • 1 rli 111UI• I' • fll It• Uunn won 1 r.-1 1. 1~ 1 1 , r ard •n o~rtz• n P trNiniJ \\' Itt r
~ bl fils li • r • J U)i l11rrn1L
I Jt Jt' wm lJ f rt ll •r LC (381 Po•• (4f} St. X&rl.
ttUt • I II I I (II 1 flrur
D'-'CCID~r 1 a.•allll It I t I J" l 11 ,alii'
AC'Ull \\0 1 U 1 " r f Ul' I I (41 Hall :r T A \\ahl i •· I• l)(]n hu
I AIJ~ 'IIi •II I ·11 U I 1 ·I P II nu (II t (10) K II •r'A cia. uhtllutlou l..t co~r\ t )JI
II flU! w 11 10-1 IIi 14 I • l l 4 H nr) I r tu , '" rt t• r
\ r DupM I trk HI In I I )Wtln ~r
lttha 0' 'AtJ b> f r "It u r u· ohJr I rr ll n '1\ lll l I
\ T 0 I , .. , lr r l Muh Ht
Native Californian , Jimmy Watters
Holds Defensive Backfield Position
By Curs Copenhagen
At :the close of la•t uas.on·s maple eampo.1gn,
the ex,..rh Yiewed Pionur ·.so bnk•lbaU for·
tunes through dull. mud·colored glaaaes. Thae
doubling Thomm n po91nted ouJ such glcrr&ng fac·
sara as LC lo!JiDg nearly all ihe nterans to grad·
ualion and that the other confarenc• clubs bad
em abundance of lettermen returo.ea .
H e\ r, t.h lD .attendance ut l 1 SnlurdaJ
n ght a 75-59 v c:t.ory over Sea ttl" Paciftc "tl·
nt>SSed a youne.. detennmed LC qwntet thJit
ci~'"finttc posa b111ty of IJ'VIIle vaunted Y.'JJ.
lamettc a rough go for conff:!r'fllce honors Sun!
th.e Bearau b:a c lhear staTtln& twe back. but
KU ttlf1)ut from the south hinl.l at some dt en
t n p ua ntJt qwt.e the resen·e •trenglh a lut H
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A thf' football eason drn\\ to
u lo e-Ptone<'r Portrmt would
hltt> to mtroduc~: nother mcm·
her. JJm Watk'rs of the J.iOV. CJ'·
ful ch&mploruh.ap Paone<•J Coot·
ball team to the ~w nd Clark
Cagers Display
Great Possibilities
Big John F'eu:. who canned hook shola wtth
e1thu hand again1t S. P .. Gild frosh Ken Senu
ore two blg, big foctora at 6-51}, and 6·4, 1n th•
ll.ICCe&l of LC '511 leGIOtl. n. pair account.d for
31 c:oun.ten in 1M ,.seattle tilt along with Ed
R•1d. composes a 1ormidabte fronJ line :trlo both
on the boudl and offenH.
Coach Eldon Ftx'l crev.• as young, ~trcen, they
111 make plenty of :nuJtakt.>a aud probably will
dr p few go.m~ in lheJr tough 13 prc-confer-
n alate, which mc:ludes such 101Jglti OJ Port-
1 nd U Pactftc Lutheran, Eutem Wo htngton
nd Whuworth But, don't sell t.hern hort when
cagU"' actlon begtn!l tudrnus
Vl Ut n; 1s one or the moan
oog on the deft.nfll~ l: piDioon
ho dmg do" n a bolfhack po 1
uon and helpmg to stop the en­
emy Utruats ngafnst the Ptonee~
W Ut. s noll\ e Californian
havin • lh:cd and gnn~n up sn
Lone Bt'tlch He attended Wood
o" W1lson hagh chool from 19U
to 1944
Slar Swimmer
Whtle In hlgh school Jtm wa
Onf' of the ~tar \1: unrners for
three )'CtU11 on tht; Wood a ow Wit-
on tt• 1m J n 1942, he placed sec­
ond tn the AAU frt!c lyle ~v~nl
H( al o h:ltter"d m footb ill ot
holfb~tck and in track ns CJ milll
m lu t!nior ycor.
Shortly nfter crndunt•on , the
Iemky six foot Watters Jomed the
moran corp . whcrt> hi! rvcd
over lv.o years of nctlvc duty.
Jim tr.oincd in San Diego and
I tl'r l'rvic on Stupan,
and \' rnl hQt po Watlers at F'lfth School
Du an lu c: U gintc nell\ tltc ,
w ttt ru-st nnend Long n" 1(.'11 Caty c:>olkg In 194u trans-
{('rred to 0 gon U nd late
tlcnd d OJ<~ on College of Edu·
cnt1on for )'f'llr Th ( 110\\•ing
cn\t: I lw ch ngcd 1n V nport,
nd I I prm enrolled l Lew1
and Clorl{ Ov( r th l pc 1od of
var 1h• c mpdttton J1m played
footb ll W1l m mb r of the
Long B f'h "tmnmag ten an and
wn on the wr tllng squad nt
Vnport
W ttc find hJ.S future very
lUIC!•rtmn nrter grndUuhng lhl
t~prlng, ns hf' Is n nu•mb"t of the
Air CCJrp n· crvct~ :Hvw •vcr he
would like tu Cl)ntmut: In the
present bu lnce tl( elllng m
suram·c
ThP Ofll ·hUndred II l)'•{l\ t
pound I nlfbnck Ilk to ta·ack the
football pin) e~ down after pr&c
lJC:c und try to l'Onvmc · them to
Uike out n polJcy "hlch CO\ -
anjura due to the heDVJ' contact F
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:::::---:::::--- ~::---:::~==----~--------------------~ TH~~E~P1~0~N~E~E=R~:L~O~G:_ _______________________________________________ ~ __ Pagc Fl•
RUSS SAILOR
FIRST SIGHTS
WEST WORLD
Columbus
Amerat•nl did not d I!IC0\'1.11'
R c c c n t hi tori en I r carch
rmchng J:IVC pOSIUVt proof that
1t wns not C(Jiumbu who dascov­
<'rcd thl crcnt contment or
Amt"rJcn, but o Ru sl11n nnmcd
ColumboJowskl Here ts the lnt­
cst bulle lin on tlus \vorJd-ahock­
ing nf'WS
1t wns Columbus, \\ 1th bls crew
nnd three ship , who t•t snll from
Palos on Augu t 3, 1042, 1n ~arch
or n m·w routt• to lndHt. En route
they become so hom!~iuck thnt
they nil ngr~J•'ii to rnturn to their
nuhvc lund, despite the fncl
thnt they hod not acha vcd thmr
~on1.
Bt fore reaching home, lh••)
were met by the Ruruurm htp,
•·Gcrhommer" of whtch CQlumbo·
lowskl wns m commnnd. The Rus­
smns soon found out the secret
or Columbus' rollurc ond, nntur
ully. v toed the 1dcn of rcturnmg
home
At 2 o m, Octobu 12. tt wru;
not Columbus who shouted,
"Land Ahoy!' but Columbolow­
skl \\ho shouted, • A wk. another , CURRENT MAG
\V Pants are made lot men und not woml.!n. wear pants it IS plurol nnd when we don't Of ST NICKS
omen arc made for men and not for wear them 1l is smgular
pants. When a mnn ts f • • • pan or a woman Men go on n tear m lht;ar pants and n. Wnnt to lx! SnnllJ Claus Lhi
nnd 0 woman p.mts for n mnn, they arc a as nll nght; but when pants go on a tenr Christmas?
paar of pants Such pant don't last long. at IS all wrong. If you want to make th' U _you do DeDn Charles w
Pants nrc ltkc molasses: they arc thm- pants last, make the coat farsl. Howard about it ragbt nway You
ncr m hot wcnthcr nnd thicker tn cold mlg}tt atro read th nrltde on
weather. !\ten aJ c often mistaken m JWnts; -Anonymous. ft~s.20 of th D ~mbcr 2 Col
such pants aa c breeches of prOmise Th.:.re fTh LOG wtll not be responsible fOT' th ,..~ ... """ .. n Hol!;nrd man ges to un
has been much diSCUSSIOn , .. h .. lh r pnn' .. mnttcr prtntcd obovc ns Jt wru; pubhahed in th J "'~ .... .... u. n slack week nnd we hod t~rous'er intercrt. e on Y ~nw Clnu chool tn
lS plural or ~mgula1, 1t ~e ms when we And 60 on-Ed.l the world He te clles the tm r poantll of chuc.kltng t\\.,nklm
The Casual Bystander-
Classmates Attract Eye
Of Vigilant Philosopher
By Bill FO&J the door. His eyes ore lJkf . uc·
The nowlc eyes of the cosufil ~rs durin~ the le<:lure saucers
byst.andt'r turn once ngnin on the hlled with slx .. oent cn!fce.
lotblcs of humnnaty The problem Lucy Dnndruff cdntmues to get
thls week-Is college n fo:ur-m people' ha1r as she runs a big
year loaf on Pn's dough? Or are l"cd rake through her H!.mlnlDC
the crumb bccormnc well-bread? crew cut. It she doesn't sew her
For obv1ous rtJnsons the clnss wddroots. he'll get brushed o!C.
under observation shall be No-Phtl Osophy 1s engaged m con­
ology, presided over by Pr ofes· vmclng the class that the cquo·
sor I M. Unknown H1s c1ass has tor IS n menagerie Uon running FREE LOGS
Tbe PIONEER LOG w\11 b4t
r:.ent free to ~..,icerNtn wbo
left the college to join the
armod forcoc. Howe•ttr. names
and full addreuo. mull be
presented at Jhe LOG ottice
before tbeJ will be oddod to
the ma11ing list. Changes must
be lcepl up to da.te. n n d nnsw nng e.mbnrrassm •
questtons that St N1ck ould
need to know
It will be the bnpp1~t Job
you ever hnd he wys. H you
Ukc to see the hopeful gleam~ w
o chtld's ey~
Hownrd, the dcnn of Santn
C:lnuses. c:tn be reach• d at Al
blon. N. Y .-He's not LC's D n
Charles W Howard!
City Commissioners Request Wench;
Fighting Irish Mull 'Who to Draft?'
UNITED PRESS- CIC} com- ~ undcd hkc "not m
sntcllitcJ" ~~ student.-;, countmg the cnsunl around the ccntt:!r of the earth
bystander hadmg m the pen-devouring Chrl!Unns He thinks
cil sharpener (get th~ point?) the F ertale Crescent lS a techni­
Homer Nothing. the humon cnl term for duty {1Dgcrnail5.
-Everett Clipper. cat.npult, as m his usunl sent by Bob Toncil tnlls the class tbnt ____________ ..;..;.....__:, _ __::_..;... _____ ;._...:.,;._......::.:.. socntists knew when they hnd miSSIOners of Spokan sat up
when an cmcrst:nC) request came
m from thf' wnter dcpartm nt
nsk1ng lo purthn c on "wench"
been usc th one they hnd couldn't
be rcpntred. Councilman Willard
Tnlt cxplnined it wus n typang
l."''Tor 'fhl' request 11hould hove
rend one \\in~ h. ILLINOIS TECHNOLOGY
DC\\"5-They sny th:lt af ~ou don t
dnnk smok or run around '"ath
womtJn youll h,;e Jon c Actu I
ly rt onl$ ccms longer
Feature Basket Yields Fall Harvest !~~~dlll~~}:~~~c t~o~db t!::.usc
Of Oddities, Wit, Gems of Knowledge sh~"·~mR~~·d:::~\~.g~~ =~~
n bnng out or the night be!ore.
By the Fcatur Staff
!)dds :md ends found tn the i~"n·
ture bnskct.-
Sports World
More girls tl1nn boys turned out
for bwd<ctbnll nt n Mmnf!SOtn
~hool It's fane trnlnsnc for bor­
~:nm counter soles.
Some girls chmb th sodnl lad­
der 1 ang by alng
Ynle clashed w1th ConnLoctieut
an o trndataonoJ football bnttlr
th1s yeor It wo the G3d :rnccl­
mg df the two tcnms t1nd the
63d win for Yale.
Campua A.Uract1on
Seven hundr d rUty h a c h
Grunt, Groan Artists
Prepare for Schedule
'Tiu. I · ... nu ""In• k \\ rcslling
tcflm, under Ou: (.'(')0Chln. or Jam
Wmd, tu·•· workmJ! thcr'nfti Vl'S m­
to shupc for n schedule tbot in·
eludes mntch•'S with Vonport,
Oregon Stntc, Wnshmgton Stntr•,
Multnt>mnh AthletiC club ond the
Y. M. C. A. tc11ms
Workout s ore held daiJy tn
the gymnnsJUm every afternoon
nnd Wnrd nnnouocCJJ thnt any
new cnnd1dotc who wbhc.s to try
out for the tcom should contoct
ham In the P. e olftoc or in 1hc
(l)'hl. The Pioneer mot tc .. m hst6
ns members, "Wild" Bill O'Hara,
Rubl' fol ch, Eldon Stcnd•·r ond
Rube Green
Girl Volleyballers Vie
The \\Omen'll vollcyunll t•1ur­
mlmcnl com'pletcd tllf' t h 1 r d
r'Ouncl yc tc1 dn) 1'cnrm compel·
Inc wcr«."
Comets v Junior Brnimcn.
1-:nr ly Bh d& vs Pen thou G nG
nd Theta 'l'hug v Zctn Zom
bili
1't•n tc lm from tlu sororati .
dorrhltorl•· ond phy lciJI cducu­
lton dna 1 wer• ntcrcd ln the
\(lurnomL•nl to be complctfld of­
\11'1" Chnatm • •vncotaon &chool girls ltstcncd wtth nwc os
Lnrry CompbeJI. pollt•cnl sd­
e.ncc major, spoke of the nchlcve­
mcnt. of the United Notion m
an assembly at Girls' Polvk•ch­
n ''" high school.
l~flrry just happen to be n
very good lookmg guy '\\lth bob.'
blue eyes, pank cheeks nnd light
brown hmr H Is not often thnt
the gll'ls ln this oggregntion can
rest their cy~ upon rmch n hunk
of mnsc:ulme brutality wathm lhc
prcmtses of thmr school The
garls "ere s,wUbound. As for
LnrrJ-he wns amazed over Ulc
Cnct that thes gal'ls were the
most responsive ("-F.d.) Jlskn­
crs he rver t , •
h:Uern.aiJonal SifuaJion
E:• l Is ~; , · n l we t 1 " C'11t
The trouble nuwndnys is keep·
mg them apart.
Some<•n'' told me to woLch my
toncue, but I cnn't bc\·nusc
nuse lfi in the wnv.
GrHDeor Putures my
Tht pilll of materull m front
or the bU!IInt. udmmistration
bualdinr. has nl lost be n remov·
cd. We t.rust that al wns sc<Jttcr~..-d
•n the-green pnsturcs or the LC
cnmpus D1d 1 SD\' it'
Nat ural Science Frat
Starts Portland Group
Grttdunte studen~ mnjorln~ 1n
nnturul sCJcnccs nrc c.Uciblc for
member hap m Slgmu XI. nn­
tmnnl grndu 11e 5cicnce hon(lr SO·
ctel), orgoni:rl'd 1 ~cnll\• ln tlw
Porlland nren, n1 ('()rd,ing to Dr
l 0 Th.ty~.:r , l.C stnrt mcmh"r
Dr. OCt\ HI French, pr r1f~ ur nf
nnUaropolngy nt RcL-d college
\dJI speak nt the next mct'ting nt
B p m, l)cccmbc r JS. an the Jour
no I bulldmc lh~> topic \\ IJI b
"Mylhvlog) und Conscauu nt or
Sin."
I..ocol atuf! mcmb(>n; ~1rc Dr F.
G Gilchrist. A A Oro ninr;. Eu
genl' Koz.loff. W11Uam Shear r,
Jnm SwuiiL•r ond 1. A Thny r The byatnnder is not discourog­
cd by the outward ap~nrnnces o1
the mnrblc :roctory as the ben
nngs-hc Just concluded that jt
1s onol.hcr rung m the ladder or
5UCCCS •
Datfynitions
Sc:rounged from other publica­
Ilona.
LAUNCH-Msddoy meal.
CULT-Whot you cntch wh.;n
you lilt an n draft (cold rur.)
JU\BID-Ammol u ad in mnkmg
hn cnpfeffcr.
VILLAIN-Ready to do \\hot you
ask.
VlClOUS-Thfng you hope will
,·omc true::.
lNVOlCf; Just the opposaLc
L.EJ\1\-Cruup of baseball clubs.
POlSF'-Whnt you keep you1
money in
Vfo~NDO R-Pnn• • of gta.o;s.
GOGGLE--Whnt vou do for o • wro throat.
ANTIQUt:-An obJeCt thnt hn.s
made the round trip to the
nltic nd hnck
GUEST TOWEl--A small body
of hchth• nbsorbcnt hncn cn­
tlrnly surrounded by "n~r­
proof embrOider)
PERFECT HOST-On who
makes )OU fet!l nt hom" '~htlc
'" tshmc you wcr
1 ONY ~XPRESS-Post of1ace
'With
nr·ound htUe more honung
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NOTRE DA 1E SCHOW\STIC
-A couple of weeks ago 'Schol­
asuc n.:porters dnsbe<l here and
there about C<Jmpus n.sldng a pe.r­
lancnt qu~Uon • "Do you thmk
collc.>ge men hould be exempt
from the drnft .,. So far as w
(Wolt Collins) can gntbcr. the
nns\\ crs staeked up Jake this:
f'rt hmen nd ophotnores an­
S\1; crl'd n unqunhftcd ~ es
Juntor and t naClrs !':ltd jun­
iors ond !t:mon; hould be alloY>­
t.-d to fmish collcg~.:
Vet ~Jd 1.!\'t.cyOnt.: but "cts
should be drofted
Non-\'~:ts sotd no on but 'cts
ahould he drafted.
E,;eryon~; smd somcthm that
$ Education Association
Starts Monthly Bulletin
The Stutl: Dcpartm nt or Htgh­
er Educ:1Uon of lh Or~gon Edu­
cntion . mtJOn ha begun the
public:atlon of monthl) nc~
buJJeun H1gher Educ tlon N~FU-c
under the t'dJtorshtp o.r G y
HnrchM. h ad o! tla~ eolle pub­
hcJty and JoumDilsm depart­
ments
The purpose of the bulletm 1
to foster the chang of tdc
nmong lh· stntc's roll ses tllld
unl\ crstues und to promow mcm
ba-shlp m the OEA.
Featured in the flt'51 u
the announcemen t of .n " diS-
caunt buym plon }Tom 10 to
S.'J p r cent 541,; tnga will be uvmJ
able to all members uf lht• OEA
employ~.:d b) any cotleJ;c or um­
Venilly m Oregon
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s Pogo Stx THE PIONEER LOG Friday. December 8, 19!'10 -Improved Educational Facilities Social Poise, Fr~sh Seminar Topic;
· · · , n r d S D S d College Emphasis Not All on Books Phlllpl n ln eSl vee 'J a ys T. fran Rccogni1mS thnt Q college is mote lhnn n mutter of "book ~ · Jcnrning" sancc tt must nlso ancludc the dc\•clopmcnt of the whoh.•
By Manhall Burne-ll lht dl tru uon c 1u ~ b;) Jnp· ic:nn..; nd look UPQI\ u s pr•n;onnltt), thr Decem~' frcsbmnn scminnr Is dC\'Olcd to the topic
\ i.n th~ tmprO\ cmenl or an QC\:UJ)n\1 n dur:mg World fr.l\. nd:;.. he tnd 'Th Mnrk Of Socml Poisl' Expccloo or nn EdllClll"d Person," Dr
<"ducatton I faciJJtl~. pa llculnr- Wnr II A I chll'! pmnt In our f 1\0r VcrElll s. Fos:tdnll. d~an or ludenls, t·eporls.
h 1n tht: agncultum.l hne. I!> "'The pl'Oplr: ur th tshmd"' m th Phlltpplncs, :Or Strnnd Freshmen will ntt nd thrtr seminars on Tu~duy. Dt!C•!mber
tht. Cf'l!31 n~d (lf th · PhHJppmc Jut\'c a anrere recnrd fot Arncr- loud~ tla hundreds of Am~.:a 'i 12, 01 11 a.m
.:olnnd tod:o, Dr A. 1... Slnmd, cnn t£':u:hcn; \\ lw I\Civ•• gonr• to Thl!i top•~' wns chrna n by the !ncully Dd\•lscrs {Cir IT shmrn
pt ~1dcnt of Ore~on S\.Btc col-Eighty Men QbtaiD the ts.lnnd Ran • 1000 to prcnd during the foculty retlocnt nt M• ... nuchu lust tnll. Th111 senunnr 1s the
lege told the con\ oc:at1an au- h.•nnung umon~ thr.: thh d m n scrtt>.S ~·! fi\'t' to ~ held dunng the cunent Sl·mcstcr.
ddl~nec m lhc gymnasaum Tut!S-Draft Deferments AU;o, (lUI •rontms or Phlhppanc Frcshmnn seminars \ ill meet with their advl "I"S ln the (ol
, mdcpcndcncc In 1946 net ·•s n lowmg rooms:
Spe."lk.ng of his cxpencnces strong fvr~ lJl our ~half Bishop-T .... 10 Pauly-T-21 11& hunoto-T-2
mcmw of an ('ronoauc sur- 'c rl.) 80 <~mpu men h.\<! ""The Phahpptn wnn'tlnt our Blood- BA-3 R1deout-W-:.! llall-Art-10
C) tc m tO lh Phal.ippm s li.J t b<.><'n crnntcd defcnncn ts fJ"'m OSSIS'lance." h declared, "nnd Boufford-P -10 Snbin-W-Lounsc .lohnson- B-36
ummcr Dr. Strond pomti'!d out the draft o f. r. V rgal S. Fog-our he.lp IS n.>cet\ cd w1th crcnl· Shcnr<!J'o--, 8·29 Ko~lofi-P·IG
that th wand! look to th Unu-dall, dcnn of student reported est grautudc by the lower class Chmdgrcn-.A·~ Snuth. w -G-2.11 Loonus-Cnr. 4
SLates Io.r hclp lD rebu1ldmg th.t \\CCk who cnn be n1dcd best b;) t..'<IU· Garthner--sA-~O Smith, E -W-1 I.ucnoY.-Mu 2
Selander Works
To Be on Display 'These men arc not m collcce coUon.'' Ou ·nbcfl·-P-2 Stauffcr-P-15 Nnundoai-Upslnlrs
to duek the dr-aft·· Dean Fog- Str(.'SSmg lht: llt:ed fur ngrt-Ffi.'<icrickson-cof. S Hordlng- W-Loun c Lounge, Ney,• Donn
dall empho tted "The go~ em-cultUI al lcndct shiP m th islnnd • Dcp rtmental confere.ncc mt~t.lnc buildings nr" unchnng d
m nt 'I"C3lh:e thot m th lolal Dr Strond Uitcd tlant O\'Cr 80 from Ute No\'Cmbcr conference.!.
O'\ rail picture <~ college srnd· per C'{'nt uf the people nrc de------------------------------­
uatc ts more \'nluoblc to the pcndtnt 1.1pon farming, hshlng A group of pamtmgs l.n w11tcr
lor and 011 b' McnnlJ..-us Se-country thnn 11 htgh chool grnd-and forestry . The notaon, how-
l nder \\·ill be on \.: ·lubtUon ln uak. h . contmued «!\cr. 1S dh aded mto nn upper
lhl Pccbk rt gallt:ey from "U... he odded, 'the draft ond lowet class socJet' wath
l\t nda~ D~ember 11 to .about hoard cares lo nnalyze n 11\u-lundlurd-tennnt S) stem. These
dent' grndc rL>cord to dcternune tcnunts nrc cngn :for change bc­J nuno 12 necoi"'Cim,g to Bernard
HmshO\\ prof~r of ttf't ''he; lhcr his rndes ore up, such cause nn~ chnnr.c would b~: nn
As a .n tl\ c Portlnndcr and ~~~n record nrc nhHI.}'S O\'nilnbl~ and unpro\·cme ru of liH'Ir pre. •nt
lht: dr<~ft bo~u-ds ore nt li~ny to cundH1on. autstandtn~ comma-cml arhst.
c U up those men '' hose erodes "The Plulappmes nrc now prtiC• h etur~:nt)J conne<:ted waU1 nrc low l 11 ~-• .. D lh Assoc:t ted Des~gn rs ol Port- 1ca Y nn nrmt..-u cnmp, r.
0 Pno 1 thas h w~ t.:n • Crgtn~; tudPnU to k~p thl!tr Stt und cxplnln ... d, ''01nd thas as
P ayed b.} Montgomel} Ward lD \\or nnd gr:~dcs up l'\'l'.ll if :iac· due co lhe curry-over of \\ adc c c:a~:o as a p .. c:knge dCSJgncr ing mductaon, Dcnn Fogdnll sa:ad: spread guenll1 ncth 1t) durmg
AJ or thi mestcr Jt hns lhc war." nd nlsn at .n ad' 6"\.IDn~ gene\ ... f.
IA.'CD fflCl tlh rr-onccd that To :sun IVc J rg numbers or
m San Fr ncuco lor 3 • )'-'ors. draftt..<d .ludents cct full credat natave.s JOlnL'Ci these bands dur­
Sclnnder' bac~round mcludes fo.. ...U ••·orl ,...,-pl"t··d • .. .. ......... .. ~ up to mg the occupat.1on nnd t.hc \\ 1r-tudy .at the Art lnsutute of the ttm of anducuon " like ntUtudc """"'ISI.S. C Cilgo and \"lth George K~pcs. ... ~~
"The.-bcl Hue movement 1 utbm o the l'\\ Language at
\ on. H h had onc-num &J'O\\ mr. and prcod!ng {rom Lu-
t thl G lien b) the Mustangs Altend I.K. =~~ i.h(' other I lnnds." he a -
k ELt:trom ga}let)·, Sn-
J M~um of Fmc Convention al Pacific
Lll Lars n mu eum
ltJ.kxn , \\ hm ton und has
xht n t t ,. S:l.n FranciSCo
CJt" m um, th~ 'Nat1onal Acnd-
" of D l>Jgn m Nc\\ York nnd
.. t Sho\\ .r .ad11 rtl.J1ng art
ponsored b" Ule Los Angele5
Art Dlrectors.
!'\cJi.t Tu£:!;.day Sclande will
pamung demonstr.n.1an
Delorc rt Ludents dunn& the
ombly department m~o.>etul 10
"'rr-20
LC DelegaJes Attend
Reed Education Meet
enb ugh p Oldent
Future Tt. ch t AmerJca
pleJ' l"e, Ln JL>aZI Herald
Juruor educ:~twn maJor ucndt.'Cl
n Oregon Edu llon 3$SOCJ uon
ptesl".n~twe ounciJ mcetmg t
coUtg Dec mber 2.
The thaca conuntssJon of
hlch Jean Beruld a member
p centcd tu the t:f>UtlcH a. com­
pi tc ethu:s code for 0n:gon c-du·
c .. tors. Tius code provt.>d to be
n of th ·era! conll'OY~lal
a ues which cam before tlle ns.­
cmbly but was rclerred to th
commtSSlon 1or modif1catlons.
Workman Injured
By Falling Block
Fred J •. 40, construcuon
rker helpmg pbice cement
blocb n the front af the g)"Jll
mf!ercd fr ctured legs Mon­
y when ~ 1.500-pound bJrx-J•
! 11 on hun.
J l.h es at 1242 N :r: .;7
He \\'.U t.al-.cn to tbt: Good SU·
marh.nn h~at.nl . Thr .Mw tang tnn't'h:d to F •r­
est Gro\ ~ where the Pnctftc unt­
~ :rslt~ B dgcr ebnpter held the
~1onnl I faJJ convent1un uf the
Intercollt.:gJatc Kntghts Novem­
ber 17 .und 18
M~bcrs ol the Jocnl chnpLer
m ottendancf> were Ned Mnniholl,
re 10na1 \"l<:el'O}. MusUlng Duke
Neil F. nncr; Pages Dalln: Fm­
nr-11 J ck D~hl, Hoony Ht>e Wnl,
and Rnletgh McVicltc:r, nnd
Knachts Gordon F11bfT, Jnck McT­
rUI, Ball Ow en and St n McCJcl­
land
Publ1e nd chapter relations
\\ dl.SCU.!.Sed, und plaru; ~ ef'e
mm neL~ In preparnuon for
n g1on l llttendnnt: ot the nauon­
nl 1K com enuon to be held In
Salt Lake Cit-,; next spnng
Student Speakers Set
for Civic Appearances
Th• Student Spl'llk• rs bul"\eau
\Hll send out \l\ o gr.oups of
fPt--"11kcrt; Uu:-we katd to address
Cl\ ac-mmded orsruuznLioDJ 1 n
Portl nd
1 lhc UN a Succe 1" wall b
the qu 10n und('r debtitc when
Jun Crowdu and Sum Hamel
p~r bt fore th~ St John's
Mei.hoduL church congn•gotJon
next Sunda} cvcnang
Lillwn U~... Kimlko Ho-
rnnnda and To h1ko .Mnkant~ will
pn:s!!llt pnn!!l dl!(:ussrons before
tltc Womcn't Fcdcrotc-d c.lubs at
lhf' YWCA, December 9 They
wJil da.~ or:aentul re1Jg1on and
orLC.ntnl opmwns on Chr11tmns .
• SK. H2, P. L. •...t IL
U. S. POSTAGE
PAID
Partl•nd. Ore.
PermlJ Mo. Ul Campus to Host IRC
Conference Next Year
.Lc""lS and CJruk collcgl!, coop­
crnung wath the Ulllv~rsiLy of
Portland and M •r.Ylhurst collcsc.
will host thl.! Nortltw l rcgaonnl
Jntt:rn.ati onol Relations club con­
!ercnc m 1951. accorchng to Moey·
W'iiiorL delegate lo the lDSO con­
ference bcld nt College o! Pug~t
Sound, No\·cmb r Ji nnd 18
Other dclegmcs, including Dlck
Parsons. Abrabnm Blnlostosk}
F)o(!d Bcrgmnnn nnd Nnncy Lea­
per, presented the LC btd for
next ycnr's conference Bids w re
also submJttcd br th• Unavcrs1ty
of Montana nnd the Um\'crtnty of
&:Jlingham.
Students from cullcgcs nnd um­
vcrslues of Montann, Idaho, Brit­
ish ColumbUJ, Wnsh!ngton nnd
Oregon wall mr:'{'t to discw;s top­
JCS of snternnlionnl Impotlnncc.
Extcndan g O\'Cr .., two-doy pc­
raod. the conrcrcnoc •• planned
wnb n full chedule of round­
tnble rnectmgs, guest f!peukcn;
and se~e.nl gathering
Vocational Specialists
To Head Discussions
Open dl cusalon group . hcnd­
ed by SJ)eC!nlh;U JJl VDrlOU S \•O·
cotlonnl fJCldB rc being plnn-
9ed by Jullo Johnson , head of
tile pJacPmL"nt of!Jc•·, for nt xt
em ester.
TIJC ObJeCt Of lh• mlctan
I1 to help studcnu; lemn more
nbout ci.Hfcrc.n t flclds m Which
they might be anter ted ond to
gJ\'C them llll opportunity to "'sk
gur.:staons about wh :rc ond hpw
to g(;L sturtcd in the !tcld bmng
dUI('US5ed,
• Mhts John on mvht tudl•nt.s
I 1 rnuk•• UIU!esllona r<:gns dang
fa Jd of lnl.cte$l -
IHDlTa -II&Ta -I '*I Dr. Frisbie Announces Ed. Forms;
Placement Applications Due Dec. 15
All students planning to clll('l by Dl.'ccrnb •r 15, D& ChP!lltcr
£>ducntaon t:'lthcr 1n the coming frishlc or llll' £'dut•ntion dcpMI·
t~pnns ,,r n~'-'t fall nrc urgt..'d to mcnt announc••d Those plonninc
hll ou l t "'DcJwa plu("Crncnt forms, to do:.~ prac!t(!(l l('nc hlng ln the
l\ [11Jnblc at Uac ('ducntton oHtcx, roman a ·cnw tcr \\ere to have
-hnndt'd tu uppUcot10n formt~ to Blue Key Socl.ety th t cffo..'Cl by 110\lo
A new form l!t bc.tng added to
To Host Honorary the pln<X'mcnt foams Cnndldn tea
ur• gl\ en ·• p 1gc m which to
mnkc un) ddauon~ or cm-rel"­
tl• ns bout th<'lt quohhcntlons.
smte lhur rca on for gum • mto
tu1chtn~ und somelhtng or thmr
philo oph\ of cducullu n Appro:mnntel) 135 m mbcrs
of the Jl'fferson bleb school hon­
orury OClcly \1; ru be entertlllncd
on cnmpus Thursday, December
14, by mc.mben> of Blue Key
'md other tudc.nt lenders
The group wm visat classes
bclwl' n JO nd 11 am. followed
by a tour or the campus. Guests
v. til convene an Palatine Manor
1t noon to henr PJ"CS.tdcnt Mor·
gnn Odell peak Refreshments
of dL~f·rt tmd milk w!ll be
SCI'\'~.
lnd•\'Jdual c:onf~rences m c to
bP ht ld .m lht! aftctnQon !m·
thos(' antercstcd sn parllcuhJJ' dt!·
porLmcnts
A sp••clal matinee pcrfonnnncc
of "Little Women" wtll be hl'ld
ot 2 p.m. Drnma students from
On•gon Crty, MJiwnukic, West
Lann, Tu:nrd und Bcn\'crton are
also ln\'rted for the prcv1cw Students prcp..mng for proc
Ucc h::achmg rc requJrcd tv ob­
t m o hcolth L~rtlfae<t h! whtch
.lllh: th t thl) do nut ho\ e tu­
berculo$.1
Rc~1 ta t~Uon (ot pructtcc· tl'nch
ang, \\ hrcb Dr J<"n1b1c constd·
l't ,, .. pnvUcgt, not u J Jght."
" all be em u PHI tcm bnsts. Pa O.s·
peclJv~ prncttcc tcOc:.hl.'rll nrc c.
peeled to )10\'t' shown proHcJr ncy
10 th<!'11 o\ croll record, Lht:lr
speCJaU.zed !tt ld, nnd m cducu
tJun COUI'!!CS
Dr. Fn.sb1c ndv& s prnctacf•
lt. o~:hcrs w toke 1 hght class­
room load on cmnpw;. The)
should lctt\"C Citbcr the 8 o'clock
or the 3 30 hour on Thursdny lor
o conference period, he scud
Tlus J pnrt of the student re--------------­
cruatmc.nt pt'Ogram backed b)
Blue Key Nate Hcnth and Bob
Wolker ru C' tn charge M1ldrt.'d
Whorton , as 1stnnt tn the prcs•­
dt'nt 10 pubhl" re.lnt10n , lS st.aU
ad\•u;cr Jn thr.; nbscncP of Dr
\ ~.:rg1l Fogdnll
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History Section to Try
'Coordination ' Course
Appro' n ·' cport by the com­
mittee on g..:ncrnl euucallun, fac­
Uit) members Tucsdoy sanction­
ed n propo ol to u!;c one section
of U1e Justor) of civlllz.aUon
cour'e spring semester 1n wh1ch
to pre c:nt •• ~,; ernl lectures by CJUt­
side fnculty mcmbc..rs in fields of
llwtr own a;pec.ialazntion.
Thu annovntion u on experi­
ment 1n the coordination of the
PI cscul hurtory course und nn ln­
tcrgntL'<I sodaJ &Cienccs ond hu-1
mnmttes courel Con\pnrotavc
results ol Ute two methods will
b' dot•·rmincd ns on t1id to future
ocuon
No chnng•· wJIJ be mnde 111 ·Uw
lct~chJnG proct.>dur.-. ot tlw other
ha lory l.!f'ction ,
Firat Time at
Popular Pric" r .. owr,•nc• OII\'Icr
In
"Henry V" AN OREGON
BANK
Complete bonking focllltle a •••
prompt, courtoout s.rvice ••• at
ony branch of "'" Uruted Sto ...
Nolional 8onk.
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• Snh•t• occoo•h
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ch ecb; trntltn eileen
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