Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 9, Number 12
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1950-12-01
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DEc 15 1950
Kappas to Attempt to Retain Annual Am phi on roph y
In All-College Sing Before Yule Lo~ Hanging of Green
Kappa Phi A IJ>ho lrntarnity
w11l nttcanpt to rctutn lht• Am·
ph10n trophy today nl I p. m. Oll
the hr.>hday itpar&l Prevaats on the
cnmpus when stutlenta gathur m
tho thcntN· to obscr:vc the nnnunl
Chru1tmns trod1tlons Qt the all·
school lng and lhf!' hnnr.lng or
the grl.'Cn. sing, "Dance of the Sugar Plum
Fnirics."' Zt.>U! Thnto Cha soror·
lty will otrcr, "Frosty the Snow.
mnn.'' Thelo Kappa aorortli)r wall
present, .. Nev••r was n Child So
Lovely." "0 Holy Night" wall be
sung by Stgma Rho Sorority.
Roundmg out the woml•n's groups
w11l be the new Wom••n's dorm
with "No Candle Was There and
No F1re" and Palatine Mnnor
with "A Toy-maker's Dream," Tht! nll-collcgc choral compe
tition wh1ch wns orlcuwted in
1046 by Phi Mu Alphn, nataorwl
mUSIC honorary, will be one or
the oulo;tnndmg features of cn
tertatnmcnt.
Alphn Gnmmn sororJty wUI With only tha c :fratarniu~.os
cntcrmg groups, lo!it yenr's win·
ncr Kappa Ph1 Alphn ~iU g1vc,
"Sbl·nnndonh," Dt!ltn Tnu RhCJ, "A
Dr. Odell Accepts Two-Year Term
On Education Executive Commillee
By Patricia White
President Morgnn S. Odell was electt~ for .u two-year
term on lh~ ex~cutlve committee of thl! Northwest Assocln·
t10n ot Secondary and Higher Schoolc; at its annunl meet·
mg in Spokane lost week.
The association is one of six accred1tmg agcnCJ s m thn
natton an;l 1s affiliated with the National Accred1Lmg asso·
1 c1otion. Accreditation by the group involves recognitwn nnd
I ncc:eptance of credits m anst1tut1ons throughout the country.
- -It 1s based upon standnrds of
qunhty nnd as apphcnble to both
undcrgrnduntc students who Wish
to trunsJer cred1ts nnd to grnd·
u tc studt•nts who WISh to go
d where for furth~r trnmmg,
Dr. Odell's election to the ex
l'CUtlv pos1l1on chmuxcs an
Clght-ycnr rclotlonslup with the
association l hs contact bcgnn
1n 1942 when it rcCusl'd to nc
credlt Lewis nnd Clark nnd ac·
cept it ns t1 rncrnb<•r college.
Formc1 liccredalallon hntl l!nd·
~;d m 1£138 due to iinnnclnl prob·
h.:ms nnd the ounfuswn involved
m movtng from Albany to Pott·
Inn d. The disappointment of 1942
was modlfu~d o year Iuter by
pr'OVJSlOnnl accrcdllnllan In 1946,
unqunll!ied r e cog n l t 1 on waa
gran led.
Smcc that time, Dr. Odell has
worked for mutual ud\rttnccm~nt
of the lnstilutions conccrnL'<i. He
plans nu\\' tn furlhCl" G SY lem Of
committee viliLntion by mem
bers of each othe1·'s schools.
Such objective sdl-cxammn·
tion hns proven worthwhllc m
the nssocinuons of the mid-At
lnnlu; and north-ccntrnl swtc.s.
Dr. Odell beliCH!S 1l would be
cqunlly valuablfi m we tern
~,;hools ond college!
Needy German Families to Receive
Clothing Gift Boxes from Sororities
'I'wcnl\' boxes of USt.:d cloth. r
lng hove ben pnckl•d and wtll be
c.:nt nc);l week to need.) famil1cs
m Gcrtnony.
The project, undc1 tokt•n by the
four loc:nl sororities, wns the re
ull. of n ll•tlcr sent to Dt!Cln
Fn-x.>dn Bnrl7.fcld by l)iclt Br.lmc,
rornlC'r tudC'nl, who IS now In
Juniors Now Gel
Reserved Parking
A .new compu pnrktng n•cu·
lotion to c.o tnto cJ!C'Ct Tucs·
day, Jnnunr) 2, will rcscr.·c
for JUniors the farst J5 spnc"
on both Sides of ttw cntrnncc
to the mezzanine Thta new
r (:ulntlon will relieve the COll·
gcstton caused m the Jumor
pJt by lhc Jo Of the junHH'
parking Ml':& behind the gym
Student who hove rccc1vcd
lralhr. tlckctr; for vtolnllons on
the comp\.lll wtll not Lc 8iVt!n
thctr i:Jrudes 01· lu' nllowcd to
r()gistcr for n•!.XI tu~rn~ lf!l' un
lit lhc ticket 1s cleurcd by the
trnf!tc omnllSSiun, Gccwsc r:n.
nls, dean of men, rc{JOrtS Germany Bmrnc stressed the
need of clothmg for need) p Qp)c
there and included D li t or t! V•
crnl fomtltes.
Clolh~s were scgreg •h.d for in
dtvldunl famllws nnd \\ l't e pock·
cd In J'Cgulollon stzc hoxt s. Mo t
boxc mcluded coots. hoes,
sweaters, socks. skirts, suit ond
pants.
Anothct· t>l of l>oxc wtll be
c.nt followtng Cllrastrnu<~ \ nc ,.
tion.
Plnn ltO\'C been made f 1r nn
urtc s:omc donee on }"ebrunt) 2
ponsorcd b) thl' mtl'r-ororll)
council. AdmiS..'ItOn \\all \)(' one
plc::ct' or used clothlnc Tht donee
will be held m tht: f:t\ rn follo\Hng
Utl' Wlutmon gnm~
518 Take TB X-Rays
A totnl of 518 students undi.'r·
went ch~ t x-rnys when the mo
bile unit \'Ulltcd tht! eaanpu ln
Novembe r. Only dght ''ere en li
ed 1->nck [or r-echecl· • nccordinc
to C. Robert Urndlord, cJircctor
,,r the service A1 ndCord's report
rhd nnt stutl' 1f rmy oC the • irtht
were know11 yet to hll\'l) ncli\'C
TB. Wtntt•r Song," nnd l..nmbcla Phi
F.pallC'n th~ currl.'nt num~r one
selling record, "The Thang."
Judaca wilt b two prominent
Partlnnd musacanns nnd one :fac
ulty member . They "Ill base
the1r dcclllon on lungmg quality,
musacnl met it and pres ntntaon.
The w1nnmc group will hav·• Its
nnmc added lo Ulc nmph10n
ownrd plnquc m the trophy case.
AI L(•hl, p1csldcnt of Phs Mu
Alphn, "all preside
The plnquc Will be tl\1.-ord~..'<i
b'· Hcnn Arcand or th~ Sheet
Muaac S•'r.•Jcc. The yu1c log nnd lh•• hanging
of the grc~n arc concurren t with
the sing. The trndltional yule log
lS part or the hohdny sparlL Tbc
burmnlt ol the yule COnlllStl of
touch1ng & psece of greenery to
·the yule log, thWI dlssolvmg the
woe. nnd troubles of the Pill
year, then mnkmg a wish :for the
future year b~ore thro tng the
PICCC lnto the fire
Th lighting or the yule log on
the tngc will be done this yc:u
by the old' t faculty member,
BenJamln Thaxter, profC$$0r of
English nnd Dean Ementus. nnd
LEWIS AND CLARK COL.LEGE thtJ youngest student, Judy John
son. 17 •
President Morgnn S Odell will
preside over the student gllthcr
lng, lelbng the story of the hnn -
ing oC the green.
Committee heads ppomU!d by
Donna Knu n, president of Col
hecon, home ccanomscs club, arc
Barbaro and Stan Girod, deeor
ntsons; Glortn Gow, refreshments
nnd .N nc:y Miller. publicity
Cooku:s and \\"DDDU wm be
served by me~ or Colhccon,
as the Christmas vnc:ntlon offici·
nlly bcgtns. There will be no
classes Uus afternoon.
VOLUME IX Portland , Or-von, f"ridCJT. Deccmbor 15. 1950 NUmber 12
Snowball Formolto Feature Reitz's Music
Tonight in Gym at Free Student Body Donee
By PaJ Chorko:~ov
A gay hohdoy mood w1ll d<!Scend upon campus tomght at the annual Snowball for
mal to b held m the gymnasium from 9 to 12. Johnny Rcaz's orchestra has been e-ngagoo
for the gala affna which IS student bod ' sponsored and free of charge to all.
Murals <lepicling scenes from secular Clmstmas mustc and blue and silver crepe
papt•r u ed as a fnlse ceiling w11l carry out the theme of "A Christmas Carol." A large
buok of enrols Will provide bockground si!Cnerv for the bnndstand .
A brtghlly decorated fir tree w1th dry IC at ats base velll stand on the center of the
dance [lour nddmg to lhe atmosphe11e
Organ chtmes played by Jean Hc1·ald Wlll be heurd throughout the campus (rom 9
to 10 15 p.m. There ~•ll be street Holiday in the Palatine Manner hghls mumsnnung the oppronclt
Colhcc:on president Donna Knutson . Botty Cordon and JoAnn
Lund1• tmlle tn anticipation of holiday festivllies-traditional hang·
lng of tho gro n and bumlng o1 lhe yul • w the gymnruuum
A candcl brn, hnngmg from
th cc&hn nnd nt' standtng, nnd
fucpJoe<- an th~; Ioyer of Ute
IU m "tll dd to the Yuleudc
pint of the cvcnmg A group
of tud nts from M H ter
Tum l'l thms cl ~ 1ll dnncc
for anturmJ.SSton cnterlnmm nL
SLudcnts arc remmded Utat
f01 mills for lhl' women and dark
u1ts for the men or correcl l·
tu~ ror the alflur
Ho ts nnd host for Ute
pre hohdo.) dunce nccorchng to
Bud Bmdlcy, gcnctal chttlnn n,
arc 1r nd Mrs. John Slnrk
Evnu , Mr nnd Mrs. John l:lnr·
rlngtun, D ~,: td C:lmpb ll, Mr
nnd M ~ 1tr.hugh Dodson and
L n mg E. K<'mpton
Tho c an chnrg\: of comnutt.e
r'<! Barbnrn \\' lkcr. publiol)
M nsu Edmond de<:orauoru,
J cl;: God\\ m, pot ron s: Ron
Steel re!reshm nt.s D Je P<!t r
n donkroorn
Dean Visits Washington
Schools, Urqes Contact
Denn or Studl'nts V" rcil S
Fo~d II returned to lh campus
lhlS we k followang t.h ..,lsJta.
tulrl of Wush•nct on high schoolJ
f1om Y kimn to W U W linD
ccmbc_r 4-8
H urged students from lhnt
nrea or thO$~ knowin • hi h school
students 11\•ing lherc to oont ct
tum in has off1cc 1s i!lOOI\ s
po ~blc
ear Pag Two
D lOll B liere?
"Where ha\e ou been '\' ou look tlred out."
"I sure am J JUst lugged my kid brother through all
the department tares to see Santa Claus and do 'au kno\v
he ne,•er figured ou1 \\ h~ tb~c were fl\'C different Santas!"
he No, your k1d brother ne,rer d1d. Know wh)? Because
belJe\·es. He and mtlllons of other children.
To them Mr. S. Claus of the North Pole really ex1sts.
No false be!lrd is attacllt:d to hlS chin-"lle hasn't sha"ed m
hundreds of years," says the clnld; no feather p1llow pads
lu )nc.ket-"His stomach's full of crenm puffs nnd laughter";
no rouge unts his cheeh""S-"Why, they're as jed as the holly
be.rr)•.IJ'J
As sunple and na1ve as these thoughts nre, the~ · are
concrete beliefs to which childhood will always adhere.
And what about you? At Chr:istinns time is there some
lhmg m wh1ch you as an adult truly believes?
A. L G.
Jffords of "'e
.. God is our refuge
m trouble." and strength, a \ ery present help
Psalms XLVJ: 1
lt is well that at this t1me you consider these words of
goodnes.c; and sincenty, for perhaps in no other year of your
hfe wlll you need their comfort more.
You have felt their wannth before-in the room of
darkness they radiate light; in the chamber of sorrow they
gh e courage; in the hall of hopelessness they offer love of
life. They a11e your truest friends waiting always for your
call.
The1r meaning carnes all the kindness and gencr.osny
that you desire, and even as you turn to them today so did
Jesus Christ 1950 years ago.
•.. Words of goodness and smcenty, "a very pre ent
help in trouble.'' A L. G.
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Rumors are Fl rinu·
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Now lS the time when someone may grab you by the
arm and ask, ''Have you heard the latest . . they are call
mg an all-out total mobtlizat1on and Lcwu; and Clark wall
close this week."
If you are a gullible mdl\'ldual who beheves everythmg
)OU see or hear, then of course this news will be passed on
and on until the distorted story has the Russians droppmg
an atomic bomb on the campus.
Rumors are the worst spreaders or pamc known. and
actually if the real source of the rumor were diSCovered
the story would mean little, but the person who passes on
the information is as much, if not more. to blame than the
origmator. B. G. F.
BARK OF THE LOG
En-Lightenment Plea
To the .L...l r
Another greal Christmas con·
cert bas· passed into the records,
Wlth satisfied crowds prnwng
the collrge mulnc departm(.!Jlt to
the highest degree.
After the concert m1d every
one wan m high enlhusiasm came
the senrc.h for the fam1ly car
With the night as blncl: as any,
there should have been some at.
tempt at guidmg lights, wme,
wbaUtke street lamps. The col
lege as sadJy lacking m adequate
lighting for mgbt entertainment
(."VCDlS. Phm& for the Cuture probably
call for ltghting Iuter on, out pres
ent needs fnr outshodow plans
for the far dtstant future
-Li!lfh B •<~
Gratitude to Colhecon
To the Editor:
I wish to express by Slilcere ap
precmtlon ond thanks to the
members of the Colhecon club
and thClr ndvtSers for the graci
ous rcecpuon they helped ar
range nnd make posstblc for 1bc
student nUJ'ICI" cnppang ceremony
lost Frldoy :mghl
Stncercly yours.
M. Johnson Bowford.
•• •• ~ Co8e6de Press
Official DttbiiCiltJCJn ol tho "'"" oc:lnwcl SL'UClCDlll or V~wle DJid I lill'lt ooll .. ge
Poblt.ahoCI We lily durlort the collc.clf )'~r Subac:rtptlon r&tlf n 5CJ
J)I'J 7e11r THE PIONEER LOC
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Dance Excitement, Christmas Plans
Highlight Pre-Vacation Letter Home
Dear Emily:
ThP btJ! dance of the yenr IS
lmnlly here and I'm so c.xtitcd
l can hard!} wnt~.
I'\ c cot rny fonnnl nnd ncccs
sonc~new b) Ule way What
would we do for new dresses,
Emil), tf at weren't lor occmnons
like lht nd fnthcrs who thank
we nrc obsolutely crnZJ. to hD\'
to hO\'e a new dress JUst bccnusc
nnothcJ donee comes olon,::.
Standstill • • . No
Ml ChrlStmns shoppmg IS at
n stnndsttll, although that word
asn't very appropnotc b~ cause
you cllll't do that \\hen you gel
an one of those tor or you
wmd up on a ISlrct.cllea· because
of thiS dance.
But, Emily, th•· reuJ reason
thls danci.' means so much to me
as thnt I hnv12 a date walh the
nacest JWrson Con,.. whom l h.avc
admtrcd for somcllrnt.: fa•om a
dtstnnce) un campus. 1 was
amazed when h• tskcd me
Enjoy Yourself .••
He gomg 1n the crvace m
January much t.o Ius and my n
gret but lake h smd, "Have <~
good tame now nnd for~;ct your
worrws because you can't evade
the tncvalable" Maybe thot.'s n
fntallSt' pomt Qf VJcw, but I
agr £> With IL
ChriStmas vacnllon JS gomg to
~ "c.lcomc pcr1od for aU of
us no doubL W Jlh term papers
to hand m and bock homework
to cnteh up on, plus n U1orough
elc:Jmng ol my room and clothes,
I'll b• rcndy for a vacat1on m
January when we come bnc:k l.O
schr.ol
Up My Alley Whcwl I'm tlh:d JUSt thinking
nbnut at. Maybe Santn Clnus
will lumg me a helper and I
won't hn .. ·e to wt•rk so hard nnd
whale I cntl'h up on m~ slcl'P
my work wllJ be progtCSSUlg .
The trouble L'!, th1s won'l hnp
pcn nnd 1'11 go ahead an,d cntch
up on my sleep and be just ns
fur behind os I am right no\\.
!\1erry Christmas . Em1ly Hope
Suntn's good to you.
Dnrlcnt' Deffenbaugh
Bonus Uses Principle
Of 'Pay Out to Receive'
What comments I've J ec.Cl\'Cd
on the column that I wrotr• two
weeks ago on the Veterans bonus.
One fellow asked. ••What's the
mutt r, boy, weren't you a vet·
~an!" Another remarked. •·Don't
you wont to get 10 on the gnl\')'
tram, too?''
My personal feeling on this
question as. nalurally, I would b•~
glad to tCCCI\'C the bonus, but
the souacc of thic; money 1S my
mam concern
Actun1ly, it Wl11 be Jikt> recclV
ing money with my raght hand
and {!IVmg it bnck with the left
The federal ~ovcrnment Js doing
that right now w1th COIJ)orations
and there hns to be a climux
somewhere along th•• hnc of uus
gr.nCTOSity.
UIJJ Bowt>..s, sensor busmess ad
mm•stration mnJor, pn~cd the olr
corp., avratwn cndet cxnnuna
t10n lnst week and moy br• callC<i
sornr>timc m•xt sprmg. Friday, Decambor lS, 1950
Publication Heads
Selected, Advised
By Student Group
By Bob Devin
Pubhcaliontt Commaaaioner
Dulles of the publlcouons com
mwwu zu ,. not lt vnrtc~d ns
tho r• of ot h••t cv1nmlsswns uu1
Bob De•in ur •' irmhu tn
pur pOSt
' Chll.!f ttmong
th~ e nre nscer
tnmlns student
and C o c u 1 t ~
tlpanions coli
ccrning student
u b I 1 c nuons
recum
mend mg pJ'OC(.
durl.!s for them
to the cxecut1ve counc1l.
ThP comrms ton 15 also con
cer nod wath thf' nppoantments of
l.-dtlors of the vur1ous publtco
ltOn& Wllh the odvtcc nnd con
sent of t hl' \;ounc1 I
This ts usually uccomplishcd
through r• t·omm~ndatJons by
t•ur r cnt editors and careful scrut.
iny or the nppllcnlions for con
sirh~r'1tllon submlltt•d by th~ c:mw
d1dntcs.
The one contmunl funct1on of
the cornnusslon bl'gms with sub
mattmg a p1 OP<)scd unnua1 1
budgot to lhc flnar1cc commit·
te(' tnd followmg through by
p •nodtc ansp •cttun of the budget
reports (lnd determining If the
pubhcot1ons concerned nre stay.
mg ~ 1lhm thc1r rcspcctrv(.'_
budgets
Ltttlc hns !wen handed down
from ycnr to Y«!lir pcrtauung to
this commiSSIOn, and much 16
lcCt to the dlSCH:lion of the l'r-.:m
• • mrss10ncr.
Beginning with tllis year, '·~·~
rmg unfor. St'1!n CVPnts, 1t lJi
hopt.>d to hnvc plans made wcU
1n ndvuncc for the pubhcalron s
In order that a mtmmum o{ COfl•
fusion .1nd lost cfCorl be in·
\'olvcd when tht! publications
should be operntmg pfficiently
nnd l'H!!ctlvely.
Mcmb rs of th,. comm1ssion
a1 c editor-s of th1s year's pub
licataons, !''loyd Cummins. LOG.
and John Fcrgrson, VOYAGEUR
ns well as four !acuity memlx!r$,
Miss Gay Hordlng, W. Mansfacld
Hill, Chnrles Baldor. and Nell
Sob an
Ed to Mail Annuals
John F•TIHSon, Voyil~t'ur cdl·
tor, announces thnt all students
wishing a copy of lhe 1951 year· '
book and not plannmg to attend
college next scmestl'r shuuld make
n1atlmg arrangements wJth Chur
les Huldors in th~ bookstore ~~
soon us poruublc .
Varying Degrees of Spelling, Language
Appear as Ole Notes 'Pipple,' 'Collitch'
• By 01~
Ah' That season of the yenr
when we ore all fJllcd \\ lth the
milk of human kindness toward
aU (in certain cases it Is the sptr
it(s) that some nrc full of
Speakmg of sp1rlt. the fncuhy
and stud,.nl body wus certainly
b h1nd the tcnm at th•• football
banquet tn SPffiiT. Exnc:Uy
ZERO student. wert' present, ex
cept those who were guPIIts
Th•· tnculty did bctt,..r with o
10 per cent nverag,. Bul in sp1l••
of lh111 enthuttluauc support, ttv•
h&ntjUlit wns CJ success 01 the 200
pCTJ~on pre cni, llnlf WI..'T•' direct
ly connected with Ehue ond thf'
bnlnncc were lnwrcslc:.>d towns
'ptpplc" and alumni who appre
ciated the voJuc of a champlon-
hsp l<>nm to the community
Records Sc"e Too •••
ScCJlUI to be o mar~:cd Jet-down
1D studies and class nU.cndanc
among the m n who fc I their llmc in c ,lhk:h'' is limited. Tht
nttltude seems to be prevclnnl
thnL "I gotta go anywny, so why
bother?"
True enough that mnny will
be called BUT did you ever con
sider the fnct that your record
go•.,. with you into the lir!rvicc?
H you get droppt'd by the col·
lege for poor work, don't you
think lhnt w11l alfP.ct your stand·
mg, not only in the scrvJcc but
when you return lu frni"h vour • edur.ollon or toke up employ-
ment?
A tii!udt' for S\lccou
One •' •• r well-known fltudcs
hos on attitude thot £Pcrru; morr•
Jogicol. He is plnnning h1s work
for next yeur "as usual." He
1er.Js that if he doesn't, his pr •
r·nt cools nnd objecti\'CS will nev
er be rcochcd (P, S. His cla£SJ·
rlcnUon is lA Postponed .)
Well, h l1 hard to settle down
and hit the booka when things .J. c in such n mess. liowever , v:c
c.an't afford to gavt• up, JUst b<;
cause the fulure Js andcfmite.
If :you hnd a job with some
business concr:m, you would pro- 1
bably work up to the Jnsl min·
utc. We nil hnvr• o Job right here.
Muybt• il dot..>sn't pay oft in dol·
Iars nnd ccntll nght now but It
mny pay big dividends lntl'r on
IF we completr• at os far us we go
Home-Ec Group Elects
Junior to Editorial Post
Noncy MJ!Ica, junior home ~
•momacs mnjor, wos clf'cted ••d1·
lor of the Amt:rlcnn Home Ec·
onomlr::s AssodnUon Wot kshop
ol College Clubs. o( Province 13
in their meeting in 'l'ncomn lnat
week.
Other officers tor tht· year
1950·51 om president, Lou SC·
bcr t, OSC; vlcn president, Dr
!orcs Plaster, WSC. Fa
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In I Friday, December l~. li~O
On the s ocurl Sule wath Pot Cherkezov
Christmas Spirit Prevails;
Alpha Gams Plan Project
. WUh tho Christmas season here, the Yuletide spiril pre
vatls on campu' today us organizalions make vac::utton plnns.
AJphR Gummn sorority will visit the Albertmu Ke(r
nursery D\.'ccmber 20 and takt! with them 35 Christmas
stockings filled with toys and candy. Also the children will
gather around the tn•c in their pajamas and nil will join in
singing of carols.
In oddalion, the sorc•rlly \\Ill
mnkt! ~0 potty rnvr1rs for food
trays m the V••t••J ons' hospital.
As n hnul gct-togt•ther thPy will
hold u slumber party .tl tlH• hume
of Lcnor•• Weller.
• • •
The LOG llalf is
two-dny outing to
during the huhdnys.
lng, odvtsflr, w11l
them.
• • plnnmng n
the beach
Goy Hord
occ:ornpony
Donna Gourta, Jun~ '50 grad·
unt• tnd Hnn y Hadlock were
marrwd m the Mormnn tl'tnph•
an Solt I~akc C1ty. Wrodncsday,
T>cC'cmbl!r· 6 The r~'ccpllon wtll
be h1•ld nt the Colonaul Heights
Latter Day Snints churC'h tn
Portland on the 1.!\'cning of De
cember 2l.
• • •
Tho Mothera' club of Alpha
Cammo soro11ty will hold its
:first mccllnJ::, Sunday, Decem
ber 17, at 7·30 p m at the home
of Mrs. Albr•rt Weller, 3827
N. E. Dav1s Doreen Donnld is
tude.nl orgnmze.r or the club
• • •
f"our now members were 1nt·
uatcd rnto Pt Della Epstlon, na·
twnol Journnhsm honorary, ot a
ceremony 'l'u~sdo~ Pvening nt
home o( Jonn Hills. Following
the cc1 cmony, the mit mtcs were
guests at a dinner at the Grips
holm. W~urlng new pms nrc thc
rollowtng . John l'"crgison , L'ditot•
of the Voyagt•ut ·: Patricw White,
LOG editorhtl pnge editor; Pntty
Chcrkl'zov, society editor; and
Mnrshall Burnell. new nssistnnl
cdllor.
• • •
Darlene Deffenbaugh , sopho
more sccretnnnl science mOJOr,
recenUy nnnounccd her engage
ment to Donald Young, Portland.
No date hns b en S~'t for the
wedding.
• • •
Joyce TTTrel, sophomore psy
chology maJor, wns elected to
the newly crcnted oU1cc, his
torum of the SncaJowcnns , fre1h·
mon-sophomon! women's service
honorary.
Hallock to Head Group
For Exchange Talent
Bob Hnllock, junior, an con
junction with B1ll Nitzel, actiVt·
ties commiMioncr, w1ll hend n
committee in charge of on ex·
change assembly to b~ token to
other collegc!l m the men, Nllzel
announced this we k.
Auditions have been held, be
cxplruns, bul nftcr college re
opens In Jnnunry , further nudl
titlns will be started. Nit7.el rc·
quests &hal all students mter~t
ed in working on any onglc to
contact Hallock or himsdf.
The nssembly to go on tour will
b1~ g&ven tu Lt•wis ond ClArk
students m lute Jonunry 01 ••orly
Fr>bruury . • -----
Class Visits Gown Shop
N••w !uehlons, quolity ol folb
rics, mflthods of ptcking oul the
b<.>st gnnncnt to (Jl lhr. budget
WD!l the purpose o( U vi.sat to
Jo~velyn Gibsnn's Gown t~hup ~·l?s·
turlny at u:noon by Jllf"mbt!111 of
1 he clvthmc selection chillS nnd
thl!ir in:~ true: tor, Mrs. Helen Hru t·
n••ss, horne ~~onomic a instructor, Le Cerelo Franca!! of Lewis
and Clnrk will mc~t Soturduy,
Decembt.'r 16, nt 7:30 p m at
Madame Cornne Poutcau'& hom••
to cdebrntc Christmns with n
dtnner dlstm~:livcJy French.
Scott Bench will sing Chunson
o Mango r followed by Cer·
nldme Sprott m a Cnntaquc de
Noel. The group \\ 111 JOin m tllflJ;•
lng several French enrols A onc
ucl piny, Morromc de Gucrre, wHJ
be prl:'scntcd followt'd by o tend
ing or one of Dnudct's Chruama•
storie~.
• •
Zeta Theta Chi h••ld thPir foJ
mnl inulallon Sundny, Dr•c~cm
bcr 10, in the drawing room of
Pnlntlne mnnur prccC'ding the
Christmas concert.
After nttendanc th•• concert th,..
new members wen~ honorl'd b~·
n d1nner at Cathryn's Those Ul·
itlatcd were: Ruth Hoskms,
Glndyll Polchow, Mory O'Netll,
Elizabeth Conway and Vnssy Vlo
hokis.
Junior to Conduct
Emotion, Eye Test
ThP affect of eye. pmnlionlng
upon depth perception IIi the
theme of u research project bc
mg conducted by J lm Stnplr..s.
jumor psychology major, who
is working with Dr Volney Fnw
m the correlation llf emotions
and the eyes.
Depth perception and eye po
Sillonang nre alter •d by du. •ns.c,
emotion nnd rnulty habft pot
terns. nnd Staples is attempting
to nsccrlain thPtr infiuencc up(ln
learn mg. comprchcnsaon n n d
study methods
His work \\all mcludc st.atu;
ttc..c; complied by several schools
of optometry and w1l1 be used ns
on atd to optomclrl5ls and occu·
lists g&vmg eye excrctScs
Ulttmate goal of thr " ·pcrr
ment is to develop a tcchniqut• to
tud ''\'ISUill cripples,'' those pc>r
sons whose eye positioning IS not
unproved by glrssscs
Staples wtll conduct pnrl ol
his experiment in the 5nDl·k
~hack Hnd Will f1pprecin tc stu
dents cooperratton on vnrwus t•:sts
ne.:cssary for U1c c·omplrtion of
hts projt_>ct.
Top Mineral Collection
On Display Here Soon
One of the best pr&vnte manerol
collccuons an the west will soon
be displayed h re. nccordang to
Dr JamNl Staurtcr or the Ct..'Ol·
ogy department.
ThL' collection was mnde by the
lnh• Dr. Courtland t. Booth nnd
is being lent to the college
through the courtesy of the
Potllnnd Mur;Pum of Sr.it:nc:e nnd
Industry.
It as plrmncd to show th~ ct..ll·
lcctlon in thl' Pct•blf'S and Bodmc
buildings w1th ~~ di•pluy ol Cluoa
csccnt mlm•rul s uccompanted by
ultrn·Vaolt• t lightlng.
Religion Worshop
Dr. John L. And&SOn, head of
the religion dcpnrtm~·nt, will par·
uclpatc in n rchr.Jon workllhl)p,
at the Conference on lhghcr Edu
calion at Reed collcgl!, Oct:l!m·
ber l8 and 19, PIONEER LOG Page ThrH
The Clothes Line Christmas Concert Draws Crowds,
By Connie Flatland
With the "UO behmd thi> clouds Enthusiastic Praise from Reviewer
for n good mony ml1nth .. girls
(JJ c &electing thCJr fru;haons to
ult the wcrtlh•:-t·.
Pnt Wdsh solves her problem
hy dl plnymg a red nnd black
smnll checked ntlncont with a
cute hat to match. Wcurang hl'f
own lnnnd nf sunshine is Vir
glnln Normnn who sports 11 r~
nnd green pl!ud cuM wh1ch cnn
be \\ r•rn he1h~ or strnight.
A new gnrmcnl '" men's fnsh
lons ts Dove Von Fleet's water
r<:P<!llcnt coat. IL is grey wtl.h n
dctnl·hnble fur collar nnd n nv
Jon nnd down qu11tcd hnme.
WcnrJng just the thmg to kc"p
cood .tnd wrtrm 1a Don Bartholo
mnus with hall wool tweed top
cool
Wool jcn;t•y ·w11l not stay out of
the &potligh t Betty Hunt hns
be "n ccn tn o royal blue Jersey
blouse whh roglan h.•evcs. which
she cnn proudly boast she mode
hP.rsclf. Sh1rlcy C:cnglcbach nl
wcars wool jers• )' in ~he form
o( n red blouse. Shirley has red
lcnlhcr !!hoes to match her hlouse.
Man~ · stnking colors have lu·cn
d1sploycd an \\ tntcr t;onts. Pclrtf'
OoroU1y Busch is outstandmg m
her braght u:d coat and .Joyce
Tyrrell tn hor purple, aqun. and
block clwckcd coat. OUset Wlth
shlny gold buttons IS Shtrley
Day's be1ge double-breasted coot
worn wath , red shoulder strap
purse •
C o r d u r o 'J Is contanuolly
brought out m fall fash1ons. J1m
Goddnrd looks oifO an hiS dnrk
green corduroy shirt and grey
slacks Dnnnn Cnylord also likes
corduroy m the ror10 of a brown
dress &~nd short raglan &leeves
and Ch1ncsc collnr.
With Chnstmas not far nway,
manY new "ardrobe add1tions •
will be een on the campus iol-
lowmg the \'acolinn
Three-day Meeting Set By Leigh Bock
l.tUh.J is lt•rt to b dl!Su-ed
nftcr thr.; magnlhccnt conccn
pre •.mted to nn ~.·nthuautStJc cu·
p01c:hy crowd in the Cllmpus
gymnn&aum Sundny, Occt•mbcr
10 Truihtionally a Christmas
music conc:Prt, the progrom in·
r.ludcd mony audience fnvoratcs
'md gay t~prightly melodies.
The modr1gal sing• rs occupied
the stage for the hrst part of
thf! concert wllh vernl old
E n g I i h nnd French carols.
G<.-orgc Bt&hop, director, captured
th limelight with hus com&cnl
r~frnins an the "Twelve Days of
Christmas " Lcwas ond Clark's
populkr symphonic band led off
Its pnrt of the concert wtth the
rhythmic "Sir>1gh Rlde," by Le·
roy Anderson All three numbea
by the band mode a great hll,
brmganJ: thundcrmg applause
Followanc o brief mtermisston
and .chnngmg of 51age, the col
lt!gc cho1r resumed the cone •rt
wuh a g1 oup of four numbers
((.'uturmg solos by Barb.'lrn Hed-
AAC Meeting Draws
President Odell to East t1on, Jam Paul, GeraJdanc Sprott
nnd Allnn Lehl: Beverly Ntch·
oltts nnd Carol Boardwell. Cnr
ol's solo wns parUcuinrly ciNu·
and appropnatf!
St:lec::tions by the cho•r d1
played :~ great panorama of tra
dlttonnl nnd sp1rltual mus1c for
Christmas inchJdmg Yorlcsh1r•
and Spani~h . "Go Tell 1l on the
Mounuun ." a Christmas theme
spiritual, closed the chornl por
lion of the program .
The Lewis nnd Clork sym
phony dire<:ted by Baris Strpo,
followed through the rest of the
progr:&m with n concert favorate,
Bccthcwen 's Leonore Ovcrtur
wtth bacltsta£e trumpet aolo bv
Morvan Nelaon In honor of th
e.~ghty-bfth btrthday of Jean
SJbeUus. Su-JX) concluded wnh
"Sprmg Soog," a parttculnrly
powerful compos1Uon lending at
self cruuly to Jesse Kregnl's
tympnnJ
All orgaruzations or the mUSIC
deportment joined fortf'.S for thl'
tnumpht~nt !inolt', "A M1ght~·
Fortress Is Our God," by :Mnrtlfi
Luther. Thas number wos cspc
Cinlly arranged for U1e orcnm
zattons by Bob Catr.ns, Harold
Koster and Mnrvtn Nelson wnh
Prcsadcnt Morgan S Odcu Will ~r. John Stark Evans conduct
attend the nnnunl mccung of the IQg.
AssoClallon of Amcrtcan Colleges After htbeh eoncbc~~ lhe aud· AU ten~. "-JC num o::.n .. '\.1 opprO'ICI·
nt nnt&c City January 9-11. matclv 2SOO were 1 vitcd
Representative from more than J<•ln 1•0 1.,_ ' g fn • J to
61)0 d. nf' em mg () • "' to
ucc:r~ tled colleges wl11 par· th World ..
ttc.1patc m the conference . I
While an the East, Dr Odc.U
'Wlll also meet w1th rchgtous edu-National Journal Run
cntors of the P.resbyterlnn COl· • S
lege unton an the same city Jon-LC Colhecon Article
uary 7-8. He is a member of the
executive commttte(! of 1hc un·
• JOn.
Scheduled for d•scuss1on 1n
both meetings IS the Impact or
1 mobllawllon on the college sys
tem.
AI Camp Menucba Site SCA Members to Attend An .aruclc by E\'clyn Thorsen,
June '50 home economics gr du
al<', describmg L w1s and Clnrk's
onnual "hangmg of the green,"
sponsored by Colhecon, is m
cluded in the D cember JSSU of
Colheco n. natiClnal monthly pub
!lcal&on tor college home econom
ICS dubs
Act•ompnnyang thts nrlaclc IS
picture taken dunng the Icsh\'1·
ties wt yenr, Ieaturmg Nancy
Beckr•r, June '50 graduate, serv·
mg 'wassail' to Dr Morgan Odell,
Ruth BlaJr, th youngest stu
dent and Professor B. A. Thnx·
ter, oldest member of U11~ fncul\)'. Prcsbytcrinn stud~.:n~ trom
northwest colleges and unaver
st~l ·s wtll attend o holiday rc.
tr<:al at Camp Mcnuchn Decem
ber 27-30,
Schcdul~d for the three day
meet ss a skiing trip to Mt. Hood.
folk dnnctng, study and worship
hours.
Interested students may con·
tact Ur. John L. Anderson in G-
24 before December 17. Cost for
the tnp will be 7.50. -
Mildred Wharton Visits
Schools in Washington
!\hlti,"'d Whurton. oss1stont tv
the PIc tdent ln public rclntaon ,
returned 1 cccnU.v from n lrtp tn
western Woshangton vlSihng h&gh
schools m behalf of Lcwts and
Clark college Thas 1S her third
vcnr m this t<'rntory . -She reports that there wns
grcntcr student Int1.>rest thnn ever
before m L~\\ ts nnd Clark, port·
ly bccau c or the championshiP
footb.1ll team and partly because
of the growmg rcpuUJtion of the
l.C ocadcrnic program .
Cafeteria Closes During
Holidays: Shack Open
Th~; collet;l' tufl.'le11a will not
be open during Chrtstrnas vaca
tion, lhc administration reports.
The lost meal brforc vucawon will
bQ s~rvcd Fraday c\'enins. Dc
ccmbca· 15 und the iintt meal of
ter the holidays will be Mondny
evening, Jnnuory I.
For the bendil of college ~m·
ployccs, the snack bar wtU be
open (rom 12 to 12:30 Mondny
through .Jo'rldny the fU'6l wt:ck,
ond Tucsdoy through Fndny the
second wo k of vnc.ntion. National Meet in Ohio
Cnrolyn Vnrttz nnd Jock Jen
nings, sophomores, wall attend
the National Assembly of the
Student ChrastiiUl W!SOciaUon nt
M1am1 unavcrsity, Oxford, Ohto,
from December 26 to January 2.
The meeting will be sponsor
ed by lhe nnuonnl YMCA and
YWCA Theme for the week is
"Wbnt Doe God Rcqulr(l of Us''
m the f1clds of personal, church
and college Jlfc.
Teacher Tests Slated
College !icnaors nna p1 .... pcc
tlvc teachers will have un op
portunUy to take the Notional
Tcncher exnmlnnh 1s on Febru
ary 17, u~·co1dmg to Dr. L. 0. Mc
Ait.'f!, d1rcctor of teac::h~r plaC'C·
ment, who will supcn·& e ndmin
isttnllon of th..: tC!Ils. Appllcntlon
blanks nnd mple test qucsuons
mny be ubtnlned from the educn
lton of!Jec
Jantzen Beach Ballroom
pr•••nu to Ute nu4•nu an4 raculc;r
A Holiday Special
'rB'l8 AD PLVS
per porson
&Oc (inc:. tax)
Admits One to go
Dancin' ai J anizen
to ~ll• muto of J'&DDDnt JOILL.Il& •D•o. l6tl1
J()R .. ln' a•t'l"1l •D•o. G:h'.&
J'&llDDnl J[llLt.•• •D•O. :loth
t<)oo4 thu ibcu only) YOUR PORTRAIT
THI Gin THAT SAYS •
ON CKI.tSTMAS MOl.N
•
••• AND prestrves the mt-m•
oriel of the delight with
whicb the gift wae rectived
through ull thedaya to come.
3328 P~FI.ic4
S.E. Hawthorne EAst 8429 Pcrg Four PIONEER LOG Friday, Dec mbor lS, 195'0
psel
lecarl,
uinl Pioneers Face Formidable
Foes in Vacation Period
The Ptoneer hoopsLer gave proof that il1cy are gettmg
mto conference shape by leaps and bound~ as they upset
the h1ghly regarded Pac.1fac Lutheran qutntct 61-'18 Thurs
dn\' and came from belund to humble Oregon College of •
E-ducation 60-56 on the ne\\ Molalla htgh school gym Ooor
Fndny mght.
A ttght Pioneer zone defense and a number of timely
....... kcts p;n.'ed the \\~ tor the1r
t torY O\ the Lutes For the
t 1-m1nut ll " nap-and-
t k bo:attle. e score bemg kn t
t I tlm Tl ED lt \\ h no
D .an R nw n g bl Seat
P. c1f1c the LC rosen
nl t rt eanmng sh ts ""'1th
;o, rcgu 1~ build
n:u1~l1m l o f 83-2G
Luie Belly Killed
Th \ 1510 applsed lhe p1 l •
carl:\ 10 lh econ:i n .
t d \! ' Ed Rcld D n
Po ut; 1 nd Ken St:r t.rll d
l p
R .dh nd LC' ' nt ' n t
n 1 :u Pnul n w
'' th 4 pomts \ hllc
:md R .m n ;1ch b1t
1 W 'I1 Beren n led the
t ~ ath 13
OCE '\\ h p \rded un
UWJ~ 11f oppo Jllon f th Frosh Basketeers
Drill Dental Squad
Th r hrn~:.~t b k t~ pru: -
lXI ' ct r u \\~ k.. C'hppms
De-ntnl Coli t 56 <t9 Thu
' naght t hom nnd Reed
C tlf.'ge 53 51 n Lh..: Gnffm •
court th n t msht Once ugam
D e Hunt. M1l\\ uk11.: grnd.
p.c et:d lhl P1 nt'f•rs m . conng
"ath 1 'l c •n= t th D<>nUru nd
16 agumst Rt:t>d
Th F ru h at"C' sin led to piny
tl ret' tm e dunng thr \ac.atron
ag tnst Portland prep oppos t1on
Torught lh~~ m ~t th Wusfnng
ton H1 h C lonmls •t Wasruns
t n On D...">Ccmb r 19 the~ plav
Grant ut Grnnt and on DL>ccm-
22 t1 > meet Roo...~vclt at
I . ormg a runst the .M lar
Maulers Schroeder S, Hnmes i
Wh h~> -4 Goold 7. Longball G,
H n a. Gordon 5, Hunt 19 Boasting a wm skein of two str,u •ht nnd lhrcf' \~'"JClCines
m ft\ e stmt~, Conch Eldon F't,.'s qumt JOurneyed north fot
thrt;e game!: ThursdAY, returnin g home December 20, to
battle SOCE.
Followmg the SOCI!J ull. lhe P10nccr~ host Central
\\'.1 Juugton ne.·t Fl·tday. Dt~cembt!r· !!2. Achon in both home
games v. ill begin with the fHlsh :•l 6:30. followed by the
vm-sJl\ sktrm•sh • •
LC in Seattle Tonight
LC wall conclude a tough pre-season slate w1th a holidoy
ta ~ k \ E 1 t l n Waslungton col
I t: nd V.rt ll\\ '' th on DPC m-
b~.: r 28 nd :w. 1 €:' pncllvel)
T mght th 01 ang pin) nt
Se ttl n nmst S otlle Pac1fu:
nd ovc. to Oh mpaa Saturdo)
t pi l St Marlnl l~"lS't
t ht: v op ned th(•J 1 ond
h 1 t P c1i11. Luthernn 1 ~x t
Tut d ' the lo ell ''Ill pnlliCJ·
p.1t~ sn notht ·m d dJ<;dtJOn
J! mc at No1 th Mm'1on !ugh nt
Aur'flrn. "hen the~ baa tit Von-
porl \ 1lnng
Van!)orl Third Foo
'l'lw third \ ncatlon uppom:nt,
Yrmp• 1 t \\ 111 end mto action,
~ £ ung but p •tcntlnll) dongPI·
crl'\li wuh ccnt~r Bob
A rum x Wc t Lmn tnr, for
" trd Llovd Bergnum and sho1 p
hooting gu rd Ben Pltt<>r nnd
Ron Ko k1
South~;rn Orcgo11 Red Raider
h ' c bt n n hot nnd cold oul11t.
'' 1th lhor hotte l n1ght seezng
th~:m trounce Willamett.e Till' • R ltl aro parked by therr ur.m c;; and Bl&J k qumtt·l It
wru:. 15 nnd 14 p<unt efforts b)
R n Sen na Le W hi to
... J'C'~ LC the na1 'eni ct.
Wahl Loads A:llack
Tr. umg 34-31 at half. iFh:'s
t::n led b' Wobl '\\ ho canned Ag;unst Reed Whaley 5 Goold
9, Schroeder 8, Haines 7. Gordon
8, Hun& 16 One of 1he big roasons lor a brightened LC hoop picture has
~n reserve dlowmg. Here Duane Rasmussen drives for layup
against PLC. ax-foot h\•e-lnch center, K<!lth
Wndc. v.ho twrce olread) Uus
y lll h I'Un,C up 61nSfc gam '
towls of over 30 potnts
•
or h:s pomt.s rn the second
pe od. built up enough of a
d to \\.1tbstund on OCE rallv
nd cap the uke.
Ltneup nd Grid Banquet Draws Curtain
On All-Victorious 1950 Season ''I'hc locals' other vncnuon
home opponcnu, Central Wnsh
mgton, "ho hns slnughtcn..'d lhl'
Psuneers m pnst )'\"'81'S, are re
ported nnl to be .1s strong,
th1uu~h hca\') graduation losses. ummu res
Poa. (48J P. Luth.
F I II tty
$ f &I lrullll
C I~ I Lund~ril
C 11 I Ekr ntson
C l-4 \\ IIJ!
a LC'-'Gro' .ll14lcy
-Rall n l Gtons;ler 1 God-d&rd Pl-HuUnllln ~ B r;
nd D Lu11C1 liN\\ II ll<:rg
:Poa.
F
F r
G • ·-11 (&GJ OCJ:
Su U\"'ln
I } PH h r
1.1 ~h aa
Uu b II Hurub;
-
Skiers Slate Rest
Meet Postponed
Act1on b} the Lewu and Clark
sW team will taper of! dunn.g the
ho ays follo\.1. tng a downhill
practice Saturda> oonduct.t.>d by
Coach Gordon Butterfi 1d
L:11>l Sunday J(Tf'y Fullman ,
rDCUlg under the b~nner of LC,
pl ced 13 lll the Arnold Lunn
Do\\ nhtll race ~ hlch was won by
the Sun Vnlll')' ka club
A practice meet wh1ch hud
bN!n :scht'dule:i '\\'1th Oregon
State. Untvers1ty of Oregon and
the Umversity of Portlaod for , All good 1bmgs must come to
an end and Le\\ IS and Clark's
Sllpcrb 1950 football s~aso n d1d
JUst that nt Saturday mghfs an
nual grad banquet.
Approxtmatcl) 250 fans filled
the FlorenUne room of the Cos
mopohtan club to honor Coach
Joe Huston and the members of
his club wh1c:h stC1lmrollered
through pre-season, conference
and Pear bowl piny m an all-
\'lctormus manner
KDudsen Gi'9eD Pearboll
Bu ton nwarded each player a
gold footbnll as n memento of
the fmcst .season LC has yet ex-
FIXMEN 'S FACTS,
FIGURES
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T ra CASABA PO~~ D.&T.a to date trl'l'o 0ADIO Totala)
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t.hi.s Sunday has bee.n postponed I r r.tli
unLtl early January (Thr< ll & Z~9
pc:r r;;:am,.
-· l 61\~ £7 • \\ fir -T" 1.1 l..o t1 penecu.:ed. To Ken Knudsen, who
mtssed the Medford tilt due to an
injury, went the ball used ln the
61-i shellacking or San FrnnCJs
co state
In turn Huston wns pl'csented
b) the college, Denn George .En
niS domg the honors, an Orange
and Bind: letterman's blanket
with the team's record mscnbed
upon 1t
Huston had nothing but prruse
for the sqund wh1ch he refC'TTecl
to as .. the frncst group I hM·c
C\ cr coached "
ThlS honor was reflected by
several other sourc<!S.
Paul W1lhnmson, nnt1onully
kno\\'n football rater, ranked the
Plonce''S as numher 93 nnuonul-
1) This b ·mg obo\'1' OSC, Ore·
con Santa Clnra, nnd St. "MDI')'S
In what .he called ''mJddlc:-brack ·
et'" colleges, the P1oneers were
r:nted sixteenth.
R<mked Second in Nation
According to NCAA tnt1stlcs
LC was second among small col
leges, oUenSJ\'cly and df'fensJVe
Jy, in the nalJon.
lndn·Idtu~l honors Wf"J c heaped
on Rube Baisch, L1ttlc All
Coast, Bonornblc mention All
Coast and Lttae AU-Amencn;
B1ll O'Hara. Ltttle AIJ-ConJt and
Honorable mentaon All-Coast;
Bud Cox, L1ttle All·Coast: and Slnn Blair, Little All-Coast sec-Eastern Fires Strong
When the Plone£'J'S battle Enst·
c n Wtu:hlngton and Whrtworth
they will be fncmg club who
lo t to Wasb1ng1on Stutc by one
and two-posnt ntnrgtns. Pcren
nmll) strong, EWC as the defend
mg champion or the Evergreen
confcrtnc ond team --
Le's Rassle
Wr-estlint, " .. 11.:h J1m Word
lS 6Ull looktng for any men
anter ted tn bccommg mem
bers or the college grunt-and
gronn quad Those wrshmg to
JOan should oontact Ward an
the PE offJce or m the gym-
nas1um an)• aft~rnoon
The P1onecr malmcn ha' e
one mntch under the1r belts
and n poSt·vacnuon meet with
OSC slated
The weaght rnnge 1s from
115 pounds up to .Rube Bmsch Wh1tworLh L<, ronked an pre
ca ou rauns as nne of the
Northwc t' outstnnd mc mnplc
squad The P1rat.cs boost plenty
o( hcu:ht "llh center Rnlph Pol
son at s1x feet. ~t•vcn mches.
Rn\ Hanes, J>: feN SIX mchcs:
and Bll I Jo~rccmnn und C 1 cg
Sanford, both at st:-: feN four
Ulcll~.
Sportsession
By Don Floren
If thiS year's P1oncer qumtet should surpnsc th~ sclf-nppomt·
ed experts and wand up atop the heap m t.hc com1ng Northw('St
conference basketball chnsc, there IS one thing you can be sure of.
II won't be due to the
at Jeos t, Dot if
andication. attendanc'" support given it by the student body •
a1 pre·seoson contons to date is any
Only decent CJ owd Lo view the quad m nctu>n '~ns al &he Port
lnnd unl\i •·a-stty encounter and only n small pan, J)DSSiblv 75 fans,
W~'rc LC rooters.
Evening Windup Planned lor Volleyball
lmm•!diDtely following vacn1.1on P.re!crf!Dc:c of ~·cmn~' tor Home crowd& have been pitiful If not non·existenl . A! laat
Friday's OC£ tiff at Molalla a now low was reached. AJalde from
the team and rally 1quad and dates of same there were no more
than half a dozen membera in the LC cheeriDg aecJlon. Tho thlrty·
mile trip Jo MolalJo can hGl'dly be rogarded as an adequate I'X·
planation for lhh meager turnout.
the men's PE dPpart.rnent will practice sht.Juld be turMd In to
hold an evening volleyball tour-Warren Sm1th or Don Sempct t
n ment to w1nd up the season's an the coach'!S' oUlcc.
eta on.
All managers nre requested to
submll n choice of an available
evening lll whtch ~ remaUJtng
scheduled gnmes should be play
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~ 'fJ uc, at trn't the world·beator that the 1950 grid ~quad wos, but
1 1t's a prr:tty fair countr'l bull club. z
It ia not only hlgh-achooliah but futile to attempl to force stu·
dents to turn out for athletic ennh, However. aince tho Yule '· . 0 aeoaon :as 10 near upon tU, U perhap1 would be in order for all LC
~ studtnta to gi•e one ••enlDg, aery Dectmber 20, date of the next
1 Pioneer home gamt. 1o supporting tM aquad. It's )u1t poqlble that ..
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• f•rlday, Docembor l~. 1950 THE PIONEER LOG Page FaYe
Pioneer Portrait ----~-----------------------------------
Columnist Highlights Leading Basketball Point Maker
Ken Servas, in First Article Portraying Individuals 'Library Classifies
Historical Books
By Herb W1Uiams
Now Lhnt th~.: Hl50 rootb.Jll Nl
011 I oHICtUIJ\ tJ\'rr lht ftlllClW•
lng sk• teht liJ)f){ ~110g In the IJUc
(,'('edlog l UP w•ll bt·ann 11:1 the
rt'flclt'IS or llu LOG sldrollne ft:D•
tuat:'s un the tndl\lclual Plonc.,,
bn kCI ball pi '• 1
1'hc fu 1 rn••mb~:r c•f the tC'nm
1D llH• 1111\ChUht, I nnf' of the
leudmg pmnt nmkC'rs lor t'onch
Fldon Fl. 5 Wtrs1ty favc 1t1 the
p~;rson of Ken Servo,;, ~x-Oregon
Crty pcrfonn~r who u: plnymg
urw of the forwru d polllt10nN ulong With Ed R( ad.
The lenn slx foot four, one
hundred sc vPnt.,)• pound SP \'DS
a!S an hl• un;t J l'O r d collc..:c com
ll~"llllon and ls o busln~; lldrntn
u;tratJnn rnDJOr, mtnonng In phy
rcnl r~ucL~Uon In cnrly pr ·SI.'n
on hits, Kl!.h hu lH~cn dtnwlng
l jjCHtd h.tr of prcatSl' from }o~lX
for Ius LL'Ilm pin) nnd hustle.
When ba k11thall nrncllcc or
gnnK·s n;-cn't conflicting, Sa r
vns Is a mt:mber of tlu.• po\H'r
!ul P}to_gbound Poll"Cat8
Kenm· nttcndcd Oregon C1ty
Campus Drama Honorary Active
In Play Production, Entertainment
By Bob Young
Wht•n 01 gcma7,otton.s .such ns
the W<,mcn':> Rotnry club nnd • the Moreland Pr~sbytcrwn church
need snrnt"' f1rst clnss ('nl~·hun
m• nt fflr n banquet., •'hnnco•s nrc
I hot I he LPWts ond Clar·k chnp
tcr of A lphn P!it Om<'J(o rnny get
n cnll. F'or on~ or the nctl\'tties
of the honorary is supplyang •·n
tcrtnmnwnt for these functions.
Jn thiS lll!lnflt'r, the members gel
n chnn<X! nt the public's eye
Orgnnl2:l!d ftrst m l £147 a!l lhe
''Thc:;p1nn ," lhc cluh hcd thU!
utlc an Hl48 for o charter from
thl' natJOnnl drnmnt1c honornry,
Alpha Ps1 Omega. 'T'ht; nt(;mlx!r
shlp lS i-imnll, riftt>en ot present.
but nccordlngly mnkcs for closer
coopcrnt10n ·• n d orgnnnro.tion
w1th nn octave nlumm.
Pnnc1ple ttclt\'ltlcs of 01e club
art• c•·ntered an lhe local play pro
ductions where thev 11 re
frcshmt•nts, wnlc public1ty and
hnndh· hackstngc assignments .
This work, couplnd with the oul
~ootde t:!ntL:rlmning, k(lc(Js the mcm
bt•rs on n :full schedule.
Club membership tS hmllcd to
juntors and sen10J'S. All must have
taken ll mnJOI pnrL m U\ least
two plays and worked m some
capa<"lly on h\ o others. MaJor
Ing m dl"nmn, howe\ cr, is not n
qunlif1cntlon Anyone 1 eligible
If thcar tnlcrcst m the theater 1:>
genuanc. The purposl' of the or
ganizollon IS to futUler the antcr-
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BANK
Complete bonking facllltiea •••
prompt, courtttOV\ ~ervice ..• at
any bronch of Th~ Unit.d Statu
National Bonk.
• Checklrtg occooetl
• So•lngs occountl
• Baak-by-mall senla
• Lo .. s of all kl•cb
• Bank Moaey Orden
• Gift checks; personalized
checks; travtltn cbtcks
• hllf IHinkhag •Hd
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10 "" ••• WtCO ,.. OltGO'f
.. miMlr ra4U'al Depoalt I'DaUftiiCie
Oorporatloll t~ls of thf' thcnttT nmon~: rlu
dents ond prU'I: ide n mt'd !urn
th1·ough whu:h members mO) ex
pro!SS thclr pnrticulor nbtlitlc.s
and lnlcrf ts.
Campus rnt.'<!lmg tlr(; hPld C\'·
~.:ry two WCPkS A llmncr IS held
Ill th•· home of a memb~t onc:c n
month. This \'Pat lh~ club 15
head<.>d by R. L Tnbo1, pr~i
dcnl, Mnry F.llen M.lms, \'ice pres
tdent, ond Joan Stoner. sccrctnry
trensurcJ
Ed Note-This 1.'1 the Cu·r.t In o
sertcs of nrucles explmmng earn
pus mlcrcsl groups.
Annual Lists Pic
Times for Groups
Schedules ror urgnntUIUQn PIC·
tures were nnnaun d tlu Wct'k
by Noel Tnnghc, orgnnhwtfon cd
tlo1 of the VOYAGEUR
Tht.'y arc·
Januan· 8-Fruternlt.les ,
Alpho Rho Omc~n
Bctn Mu Epsalon
D!•ltn Tau Rho
Knppo Phi Alphn
Acado
Lambda Plu E."psnon
Sigma Alphn Stgmn
January O-Soror1t1CS
Alphn Commo
Sigmn Rho
Theta Kappa
Zeta Thelll Cha •
January 10 -Honorarl~ nnd
Compus Servacc Croups
SftCOJt:WCflnS
Jntercollcgint\! Knights
Ami cans
Erodelphlnns
Mu Phi Epsilon
Blue Key
Ph1 Mu J\lpho
Alpha Ps1 Omt.:gn
Pi K11ppa Ocltn
Pt Odt.n Ep ilf1n
Order of the "L'
January ll-lnt~'rCSt Groups
W.R.A.
Colhecon
Cumme1c~
Scat! niX'
Trodse
Inu~r-Vnrs1t) Chrr tlfln
Fellowship
Intt~rnntional Relation
Jnnunry 12-Resldent Halls
, Walker Named Delegate
To Blue Key Convention
B·~b Walker, semor physicul
cduc:nt1o11 maJor, will rcprCllcnt
Lewis nnd Ch11 k nt the nntlonal
convention or Blue Key, nnttonnl
!'.l.'nim· men's honorary :frntcrnits,
1n San AnloniQ, 'l'exos, De•·embcr
28, :.m nnd 30
Deh .. ogntc.o; from chuptu R wall
dtBcuss thl· ~Clt.:ct ol o nutaonl\1
cmcr gency upon the collcg ol
the c.•ountt Y
SHIRTI _ HATI- Till
tlt .. w • hlgh from HH6 to 1950 nnd pi ~~ JtlC' port but Ilk th m lJ On(.>
Cd bnskclbnll COl four :YNtr fur 1! hi fnvonlt hobble I tanker
the P1on,.er ll<' snw nctton r mg nround \\ •th nutornob1le
the fro!:h knm, lhl.! j\ltHor VAr ,;fn~ In D local g l..'ltlon '\10 h
shy t•nrl letl•!l'cd two ru;on"! on he worlc
the vntslty ri\'c Servos coptnln
t:d lht: Oregon City Pmn• t'rs dur
mg the Hl49·50 sett lln lh.: ol o
tUJ11td out for tt:1ck ont: u on
us o brood jumper ond ployl'd
one co on on the h1gh chool
golf team
When nQt t:ngtJ{:cd in ports
Ot'llVatt , S~rvru; was ll member
of th(' Ot ('gon City Ht Y, lh(
lntt:a-nnuonnl Ht'lotJOns nd Let
tcrmcn' clubs and ""ns ~I so vtc-c
prl'Sid('nt of the student bod)
If the lnternat,onnJ ~1tuntron
doeBn t gN wo crtttcnl, afler ht
groduotcs, the 18-yeor-old Ser
vos hop•'S to go anto bUSiness wath
has futhcr who is tht?o .Richfield
agent for the Clncknmns County
ntca. Ken doesn't hove a fovor-
Trustee Receives
Business Award ~--
Civil Rights Committee
Organizes on Campus
F.ifort orl' bNng mndc hl.'!l'e to
o nna7 .1 Cl\ 11 rt~hll! commat
t 1.. for bct.tcr und rstnndmg
mnon rnc: Oa atistaed '\10 ith
the fl ult of th campaign rc
c ntl) m Portlond, the group wlll
s~'e.k lu dclcmun whnt mttlilkcs
wen' mndl m th~. proposnls Cor
Cl'Val nghL~
A me •ling was held TuC$dny,
December 5, m the otf1cc of Dr
Htdco Hush1moto, to dasc:uss plnn.OJ
for the orgnruz.ati•Jn Among par
ttclpnnts were: Dr. Orval Etter,
far Wctil rCg1onol s.t.>cl"ct.ary Of
the Fclluwsh1p or Rcconc.1UnUon,
Dr EUn Nomlcmd of the psychol
ogy department, ond student~
John Swmglc .md Monon TSclnl
os.
Students mtcrc!!tcd should con
t:~ct J nck GrmtSk'<l, public rela
tions commissioner, ot thl" stu
dent body of11cc. CltlJ!.afu: .ahon ( hl.!ll r1cal
books ond ml.lU!rl I of Albany
LewiS and Clnrk coli ,. d trng
b;Jck 1o the uri~ } t! v{ lhl
college, hns tx n t rttd bv thf
hlu'tlrv d parlm!'nt
The motenal ha · I rgcl1
tt gnthCI d from lumnt con
I JbuUan and from fncnd r
1 F \ al egc me: n lfl mpl 'lA
ftle ' kl:pl b~ Aluun e:oll • te
'T " d.Jtlt c nl tin: such IlL'
n the vttgan u ulumm oct tlun
ronstnuuun, c .. ul)l pro T'.Jma of
the Erodelphtan oc1 cy lud nt
CCluncll mmutc book <~Dd n
almD! l comph tf fth t
book
The p o <tm of th fs t
mcnremcnt.. v; h1c.h ft; tured n
essay b' ach of four graduati;
fUrhiShl' ghmpsc I ( COliC e
llf an l8i3
The first 1ssue of th• eadtcst
college pubhcauon. "Our Col
lese M.wuon, dnt(.>d S ptember
l8i5 I m tht: collcetlon, and
nl:;o &.he fJrst copy of the LOCi
Of 1942, \~hlch \~WI mimeo
graphed
Amon~ th nnnunl of lhf' col
I ge, there are such plc\UJ"CS as
the football team of 1901 whach
d Ccatcd Oregon Stat• c:oU~gc.
ot the team of l£!02 whach 'lie
the University of Oregon. nnd
the tl'am uf 1908 " hzch \\as un
defeated. John A Zehntbnucr. member
or the Le\\ as ond Clark Board
or Trustees for lhe class of 1950,
Wti.S ·voted by 0 group or Portland
unl\'ersll) faculty members the
outstnndlos ftgur~e an Pncl!sc
Northwest bustncss for buvmg
over the lost 50 years made the
grcntf'ltt oontnbution to the
strength of the reg1on m the
pmcllcc ~( h1s profession Navy Reserve Commissions Open
To Senior I Sophomore College Men
lias selection, wath five leaders
m othe~ f1cld was announced
November 11
As founder nnd prcsdent of
Jantzen knsttlng mills, Z~hnt
bouer has dc\'doped th(' t1rm
mto n mulllm1lllon dollar world
wsdo orgnnization. Because its
c:entr'OI o!hccs nrc locntc:d 1n
Pot Unnd, th~ corporation has
done much to focus international
nltcnuon on the cny.
The c:ornm1ltee of dcparunent
al dt:ans m consuhauon w1th
\'nrious orgamzattons nud mdi
\•lduals olso chose. Or. J. C.
Ste\•cns, cngmcenng; Dr. A. A
Knowlton, sctcncc: Dr. Thomas
M Joyce. medicine; Judge .Rob
ert S. Bcon. lnw, and Dr J. J.
Lnndsbury, music.
To murk lhc university's gold
t. 11 JUbilee cclcbrntlon. n !onnnl
dinner in honor of the men wa~
ga\en ot i:JO p m. Novt::mbcr 14,
in th• c:nmpus commons.
New Hymnals, Lights
Gift to Copeland Chapel
Cupclond !\tcrnonnl chJpcl has
rccdn-d o pre-Yuletide Chnst
mns prc~cnt rn tht' form of new
hymnals, lights and choir stnll~
Choplnm John B. Htlrnngton
commented lhnt the two-week
old stolls "ho\ c provided the
choir wath ndcquntc space while
rtddanc to the architccturnl style
of the bwldmg." The books were
n donnllon from the Board of
Christian Educnuon or the ~"""
bytcnon church
These unpro\•ements not onl\'
benefit the college, but also the
Palntlnt Comnlumty c hu rc h,
which holds Sunday ::cn'tc<!~ in
the dutpcl.
•
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PRINTING CO.
PUBLICATIONI
and
COMMERCIAL WORK
BR 1343
•118 N. W. 12th A~e.· Applicntlon for offacer comrnis
Slans an the !Nil\: 1 Rest.'rve may
now be mnde by colleg grnd
tes or men \\ ho w1U gradulltt: In
Jun~ 1951, George EnnlJI, denn
men, repon.s. Intcrefited men may
wntc d1rcctly to the Office of
Nnvnl Procurement, 16ll West
WhccJcr stn:-ct. SentUc 99, W.tsh-
• tnKtO!l.
Sophomoi"C men who w1sh to
mnkc npphcnt1on for Nnvnl re
serve otflc"r cnnd1dntc school
mny now do so. The ~nnd1dntcs
ar<' requ(red to joan the Naval
Rc ervc nnd pnrtiCipote an two
srX-\\CCk summ r cruises. Upon
gradunuon men wrll be grantecl
conlDUssion m the reserve and
placed on lnacth·c duty if no nn
lionnl emergency c ·ists.
~ "outlot
Gil£'(
-tt1Ett -.,
ctt~ • The fun alluta
the: momr:nt tl•r t~Ut£
'ett aboard • • ) our G rC')'·
hound chauffeur n:hevn you
of all t.lnvmc IUid sJ&rluna
worrica, l..ow farea •ave
.v.,.bod) mo.n~yl AaJr for
comPlete detailL Sophomore men cl 1ficd lA
ur 2.A by ~e Ieeth e sen JCC, rna)
m. kt> app1Jcnboo pro~,: lded the>
hn\'e not received not1c<! to tnlru
the.tr prc-inducllon phy~ncal Sen
tors mterested 1n commlSSlon
who hn'''-been classified lA-P
may apply provadmg they can
be processed before termination
of po~tpooement or mducuon
Pre-Dental Bids Due
All pre-dentnl students plan
ning to enter the Unavers1ty of
Oregon Dental school in th
classes o£ 1951 or 1952 hn\'c been
advised by the dcntnl chool to
mnke upphcauon for enrollment
coon niter Jnnunry I, nccorchng
to Ted R&Lo<;Sell. regisLrnr.
•
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Phone: A Twal•r 5171 Pavt Six
• Fogdall Lists 'Study Tips'
For Scholastic Success
In conJUncla.on \ .:.h freshman scmmnrs and counseling pro
groms a IS~ncs of kooochromc slid~ nd o pamphlet enulled
"~ me Tips for-Scholnstic Suceess in Lcwts und Clark College."
h vc ~n presE-nted to !:tudcnt ttroup th1s semester.
The ~lidcs and occ(1mpnnymg htcrature nrc D\'atlnble th1·ou,;h
th effMts of Dc!an of StudentS Vercil S Foadall, onganulmg when
be ~-u d&rec:tor 01 men's n[foU'S (dean of m~n} at the Unavcrs11y
of Oregon, Eugt:nc.
Mo.•a students admt\ that as
Utcy \.'Jlter college th<!y hn,·c not
de\"Citlped too effecti\'Cl) lht•ar
study habttS. To ucqumnt nll
student.!> '\ tth Dr. Fogdnll's find
ings. the material lhe LOG here
pi"CSC.'n the .. tips.. •• Sho\nng or
the slides may be arranged
through Dr. Fogdall or hJS scc:
relnry. Barbara Templeton
L Pick counes whlc:b appeo.l
to your interests cmd which will
~P J'OU ac:b.i••• the •ocational
go•ds you ha.e c:hoseu. •
lt is suggested the stud nt
take o broad coun;t.> of study the
f1rst two years, lhcn narrow it
down to his major Interest nnd
allied subjects durmg hJS thn"CI
• nd fourth years.
Z.. A.ncmg~ for a good place to <>:-cnminntaon und gl\'\' hun nn F
an the cnur c. lf tht! CB.Sl' ~~
turn(:d O\'Cr to the DlSclphn~
committet>, the~ · can suspend the
student.
SuspcnSlon rna\' mean that no
other college would accept his
rccistrow:m. Rcm'-·mber. no one
respects n ch 'nter.
9 Keep y o u r ~ e 1! m good
hcnlth. Adequate slecp, health
ful food and clcnn lh•mg hnbilS
'''tll .pay good dwidends in SU·
penor scllolnrsh1p .
10. Dc\·clop your technique
for studying cf!ccli\'C.Iy . THE PIONEER LOC -Campus Chest Collection
Tops Private Division
~\ '1!: ond Clnrk contribu ted
$1438 50 to the! Por·tland com
munity chest an its fall collec
tion to top 18 Jlll\'nlc schools Jn
\ha oren, .nccol'(hng to Ralph
Scott. l O·chn•rrnnn or pri\'alt•
school di\ tston "ith Prcstdcnt
Morgan S Odell.
~he top fl\'c contribu tors nrc:
R~. $1122.0i, Unl\'cntity ol
Portlnnd, 'i-14.50: Cnthn-HtiJsldc
school 439.22; Multnomnh, $·l21.·
50: and '\'anport, $226.
Total amount collectl·d was
$-4909.'41, JUSt ten PL'r cent short
of the quota.
LC on Air at New Hour
A muJor rcviston of KPOJ Sun
dny cvcnmg brondcnsts wtll plncc
the Lewis and Clnrk College on
the Air program at the new hour
of 9:15 to 9:30 p. m .. followmg
the Glenn Hardy nt'\\'S •
Fridcry. Decembor U. 1950
Jeff Honor Society Tours Campus,
Interviews Faculty, Attends Drama
The Jeff •z"S(m high school hnnm· soc act v, 125 strong, ln\'ndcd
the cnmpus Thun:dny ttl ,:ct tJ rorctost~· of rullcglnte life.
Und~r n JOtnt ln\'Uullon from Blue Kov nnd the ndministrft
tton tlw group loured the campuiS, ,.jslled clnsses nnd uttendcd n
spccanl motinc•• pcrform:.nct of "Little Wnmt•n" by the drnma
dl•pnrtnumt .
A!ter n bt ic1 welcome by President Moz·gon S. Odell, student
body plel!adcnt Harry Gods1l nnd thl' l'Olh•gc dcons. the society
split up mto smnllcr group~:~ lo .tttcnd 10 n.m. dnfl.SI'" an ftcld · of
their interests. They lr.tcr were nbl~ to lntcn•tew fl\t:Uily member$
from thcsl' Iiolds.
On these vasits and tour o{ tht.' cnmpu the gtoups were euid
cd bv lO LC. men and wom<m undca the lt.•udership of Bob Walk-•
cr, ,\1nrv SorncrvaiJe and Jim Goddard. Mildrt.'d Wharton, assistant
to the pn ~ldt.·nt an pubhc relntaons, nidcd in planning the program .
Special Bus to Games
The Tualotm bus .nlllc.1\e the
Tr<~ilways &tation nt i:lO p. m.
cnch night n bas.kctbnlJ gomc ts
schcdult!d nnd wall slop at the
campus 1r there ar(' passt~ngcrs
to daschnrgc . History Instructor Ill
A. L. Thro~;kmor ton, in~ troc
tor or history, entert.od Good S:l
montnn .hospital lnst Sund.l)
with n severe nasul hemorrhage.
He wo cxpeclcd to resume du·
ttcs by todoy.
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study~dequ:n e table or desk.
ltgbtmg, shelves. comfortable
ilCmpernturc. \'entilntlon. quiet
hours. The only ptH!Iu!t lighter tlant giv()ll
3. Plan a time "bedule. On
tlu:: :werogl!. the student should
allot 1"\\0 study hours to c\'cry
hour tn class. then arroogc his
study ume aceordmgly, planning
me rea-eauon umc 1n the lntc
.lt<!moon or early evcrung .
• U you bern a p&rl·.timo JOb,
kwp hours at a le•el where :thor
will ool iDJorfere wi&h your suc
crss in c:ollege. 'Working hours
nd aClld~mu: hours should har
moruze.. nus may m~n extra
lJmc m college. but 1t tS ll.'orth
rt m the lang run.
s. Do your smdying regularly.
Aue:nd aU classes.
Postpomng an :rss.ll!llment may
gave U1c student more '"free''
um "ilen he \\"ants 11.. but will
add to his w·ork Inter. A course
cannot be passed WJthout sLrrct
attendance. Substnnunl progress
L"aeh day JS t>ener than "cram
mlll.C.. before e:ich exnm
~ Kt:!ep ern acrurate :record of
tb work ccw-ered in ·the course.
Keep ccurate and complete
notes ol 1 lures and tudy notes
C!Dlonzc k y m a t c r l a I !or
cxmrlS and care! ully watch ·wn t·
ten Jgnmcnts Do th nsstgn-
th are the ~lS for
Lh course grad
7 •. Know your professors. If
.,..,.,de 15 l<n\, sec htm dur·
flex: hou and k h1m
J; tc suggesuons !or lm·
P n rk.. FoUO\\ lh sug-
carciUlly Ttl prof r.
bc?Uer tllnn ml)'One f" • kno\\'5
1 student' weakn ~:s.
a Take o1J oxaminaJ.iom OD
an honor bnsi.J, 11 the prof or
1 • a udcn'l h::.s cheated ~ n
an :xrun he n)ny f rJ b1m n th
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• c..=e re . ... CQ til 0 0 "' A.a.
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::::> 0 fll • fJ montlu of ligltts-•~lthout r~-(,,•1/ng!
• THE NEW
M A 0 I 8 Y T H E PARKER
Tltul •marmeu of PN!n~la
•lfiU•g-mat~laed bg piV!dlllOit•
~"ffl#alfftred pf!r"/ormanf'el
NO FOOLING WITH RE·FUEl.INGf
U,hr, el~ar, clean and hot tf'ith t'Old
• but~ sa.e-on~ load la.u •iz monlhll
NO FIDDLING WITH WICKSf
TMr. uno wick eo fray and burn
tmd •nwke on the Park t~,. Flurninair~[
NO FUSSING WITH Rf·fliNTINGI
NtM, luJ.rde-r "lfinl" leur, the
lJfe of 1M kxul.. lt'1 replaced and
N aet only «"hen you re!Qad.
Ql•e U for Oarlatma• · ...
ll woa'& •••• re•faeUo• oaCII •om•er
ID •mart ,Ut Cllle
1250
l1'1 14) new oru-•wck l• limited
See them now/
First
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IBRARy
DEc 15 1950
Kappas to Attempt to Retain Annual Am phi on roph y
In All-College Sing Before Yule Lo~ Hanging of Green
Kappa Phi A IJ>ho lrntarnity
w11l nttcanpt to rctutn lht• Am·
ph10n trophy today nl I p. m. Oll
the hr.>hday itpar&l Prevaats on the
cnmpus when stutlenta gathur m
tho thcntN· to obscr:vc the nnnunl
Chru1tmns trod1tlons Qt the all·
school lng and lhf!' hnnr.lng or
the grl.'Cn. sing, "Dance of the Sugar Plum
Fnirics."' Zt.>U! Thnto Cha soror·
lty will otrcr, "Frosty the Snow.
mnn.'' Thelo Kappa aorortli)r wall
present, .. Nev••r was n Child So
Lovely." "0 Holy Night" wall be
sung by Stgma Rho Sorority.
Roundmg out the woml•n's groups
w11l be the new Wom••n's dorm
with "No Candle Was There and
No F1re" and Palatine Mnnor
with "A Toy-maker's Dream," Tht! nll-collcgc choral compe
tition wh1ch wns orlcuwted in
1046 by Phi Mu Alphn, nataorwl
mUSIC honorary, will be one or
the oulo;tnndmg features of cn
tertatnmcnt.
Alphn Gnmmn sororJty wUI With only tha c :fratarniu~.os
cntcrmg groups, lo!it yenr's win·
ncr Kappa Ph1 Alphn ~iU g1vc,
"Sbl·nnndonh," Dt!ltn Tnu RhCJ, "A
Dr. Odell Accepts Two-Year Term
On Education Executive Commillee
By Patricia White
President Morgnn S. Odell was electt~ for .u two-year
term on lh~ ex~cutlve committee of thl! Northwest Assocln·
t10n ot Secondary and Higher Schoolc; at its annunl meet·
mg in Spokane lost week.
The association is one of six accred1tmg agcnCJ s m thn
natton an;l 1s affiliated with the National Accred1Lmg asso·
1 c1otion. Accreditation by the group involves recognitwn nnd
I ncc:eptance of credits m anst1tut1ons throughout the country.
- -It 1s based upon standnrds of
qunhty nnd as apphcnble to both
undcrgrnduntc students who Wish
to trunsJer cred1ts nnd to grnd·
u tc studt•nts who WISh to go
d where for furth~r trnmmg,
Dr. Odell's election to the ex
l'CUtlv pos1l1on chmuxcs an
Clght-ycnr rclotlonslup with the
association l hs contact bcgnn
1n 1942 when it rcCusl'd to nc
credlt Lewis nnd Clark nnd ac·
cept it ns t1 rncrnb<•r college.
Formc1 liccredalallon hntl l!nd·
~;d m 1£138 due to iinnnclnl prob·
h.:ms nnd the ounfuswn involved
m movtng from Albany to Pott·
Inn d. The disappointment of 1942
was modlfu~d o year Iuter by
pr'OVJSlOnnl accrcdllnllan In 1946,
unqunll!ied r e cog n l t 1 on waa
gran led.
Smcc that time, Dr. Odell has
worked for mutual ud\rttnccm~nt
of the lnstilutions conccrnL'<i. He
plans nu\\' tn furlhCl" G SY lem Of
committee viliLntion by mem
bers of each othe1·'s schools.
Such objective sdl-cxammn·
tion hns proven worthwhllc m
the nssocinuons of the mid-At
lnnlu; and north-ccntrnl swtc.s.
Dr. Odell beliCH!S 1l would be
cqunlly valuablfi m we tern
~,;hools ond college!
Needy German Families to Receive
Clothing Gift Boxes from Sororities
'I'wcnl\' boxes of USt.:d cloth. r
lng hove ben pnckl•d and wtll be
c.:nt nc);l week to need.) famil1cs
m Gcrtnony.
The project, undc1 tokt•n by the
four loc:nl sororities, wns the re
ull. of n ll•tlcr sent to Dt!Cln
Fn-x.>dn Bnrl7.fcld by l)iclt Br.lmc,
rornlC'r tudC'nl, who IS now In
Juniors Now Gel
Reserved Parking
A .new compu pnrktng n•cu·
lotion to c.o tnto cJ!C'Ct Tucs·
day, Jnnunr) 2, will rcscr.·c
for JUniors the farst J5 spnc"
on both Sides of ttw cntrnncc
to the mezzanine Thta new
r (:ulntlon will relieve the COll·
gcstton caused m the Jumor
pJt by lhc Jo Of the junHH'
parking Ml':& behind the gym
Student who hove rccc1vcd
lralhr. tlckctr; for vtolnllons on
the comp\.lll wtll not Lc 8iVt!n
thctr i:Jrudes 01· lu' nllowcd to
r()gistcr for n•!.XI tu~rn~ lf!l' un
lit lhc ticket 1s cleurcd by the
trnf!tc omnllSSiun, Gccwsc r:n.
nls, dean of men, rc{JOrtS Germany Bmrnc stressed the
need of clothmg for need) p Qp)c
there and included D li t or t! V•
crnl fomtltes.
Clolh~s were scgreg •h.d for in
dtvldunl famllws nnd \\ l't e pock·
cd In J'Cgulollon stzc hoxt s. Mo t
boxc mcluded coots. hoes,
sweaters, socks. skirts, suit ond
pants.
Anothct· t>l of l>oxc wtll be
c.nt followtng Cllrastrnu<~ \ nc ,.
tion.
Plnn ltO\'C been made f 1r nn
urtc s:omc donee on }"ebrunt) 2
ponsorcd b) thl' mtl'r-ororll)
council. AdmiS..'ItOn \\all \)(' one
plc::ct' or used clothlnc Tht donee
will be held m tht: f:t\ rn follo\Hng
Utl' Wlutmon gnm~
518 Take TB X-Rays
A totnl of 518 students undi.'r·
went ch~ t x-rnys when the mo
bile unit \'Ulltcd tht! eaanpu ln
Novembe r. Only dght ''ere en li
ed 1->nck [or r-echecl· • nccordinc
to C. Robert Urndlord, cJircctor
,,r the service A1 ndCord's report
rhd nnt stutl' 1f rmy oC the • irtht
were know11 yet to hll\'l) ncli\'C
TB. Wtntt•r Song," nnd l..nmbcla Phi
F.pallC'n th~ currl.'nt num~r one
selling record, "The Thang."
Judaca wilt b two prominent
Partlnnd musacanns nnd one :fac
ulty member . They "Ill base
the1r dcclllon on lungmg quality,
musacnl met it and pres ntntaon.
The w1nnmc group will hav·• Its
nnmc added lo Ulc nmph10n
ownrd plnquc m the trophy case.
AI L(•hl, p1csldcnt of Phs Mu
Alphn, "all preside
The plnquc Will be tl\1.-ord~..'<i
b'· Hcnn Arcand or th~ Sheet
Muaac S•'r.•Jcc. The yu1c log nnd lh•• hanging
of the grc~n arc concurren t with
the sing. The trndltional yule log
lS part or the hohdny sparlL Tbc
burmnlt ol the yule COnlllStl of
touch1ng & psece of greenery to
·the yule log, thWI dlssolvmg the
woe. nnd troubles of the Pill
year, then mnkmg a wish :for the
future year b~ore thro tng the
PICCC lnto the fire
Th lighting or the yule log on
the tngc will be done this yc:u
by the old' t faculty member,
BenJamln Thaxter, profC$$0r of
English nnd Dean Ementus. nnd
LEWIS AND CLARK COL.LEGE thtJ youngest student, Judy John
son. 17 •
President Morgnn S Odell will
preside over the student gllthcr
lng, lelbng the story of the hnn -
ing oC the green.
Committee heads ppomU!d by
Donna Knu n, president of Col
hecon, home ccanomscs club, arc
Barbaro and Stan Girod, deeor
ntsons; Glortn Gow, refreshments
nnd .N nc:y Miller. publicity
Cooku:s and \\"DDDU wm be
served by me~ or Colhccon,
as the Christmas vnc:ntlon offici·
nlly bcgtns. There will be no
classes Uus afternoon.
VOLUME IX Portland , Or-von, f"ridCJT. Deccmbor 15. 1950 NUmber 12
Snowball Formolto Feature Reitz's Music
Tonight in Gym at Free Student Body Donee
By PaJ Chorko:~ov
A gay hohdoy mood w1ll d<!Scend upon campus tomght at the annual Snowball for
mal to b held m the gymnasium from 9 to 12. Johnny Rcaz's orchestra has been e-ngagoo
for the gala affna which IS student bod ' sponsored and free of charge to all.
Murals <lepicling scenes from secular Clmstmas mustc and blue and silver crepe
papt•r u ed as a fnlse ceiling w11l carry out the theme of "A Christmas Carol." A large
buok of enrols Will provide bockground si!Cnerv for the bnndstand .
A brtghlly decorated fir tree w1th dry IC at ats base velll stand on the center of the
dance [lour nddmg to lhe atmosphe11e
Organ chtmes played by Jean Hc1·ald Wlll be heurd throughout the campus (rom 9
to 10 15 p.m. There ~•ll be street Holiday in the Palatine Manner hghls mumsnnung the oppronclt
Colhcc:on president Donna Knutson . Botty Cordon and JoAnn
Lund1• tmlle tn anticipation of holiday festivllies-traditional hang·
lng of tho gro n and bumlng o1 lhe yul • w the gymnruuum
A candcl brn, hnngmg from
th cc&hn nnd nt' standtng, nnd
fucpJoe<- an th~; Ioyer of Ute
IU m "tll dd to the Yuleudc
pint of the cvcnmg A group
of tud nts from M H ter
Tum l'l thms cl ~ 1ll dnncc
for anturmJ.SSton cnterlnmm nL
SLudcnts arc remmded Utat
f01 mills for lhl' women and dark
u1ts for the men or correcl l·
tu~ ror the alflur
Ho ts nnd host for Ute
pre hohdo.) dunce nccorchng to
Bud Bmdlcy, gcnctal chttlnn n,
arc 1r nd Mrs. John Slnrk
Evnu , Mr nnd Mrs. John l:lnr·
rlngtun, D ~,: td C:lmpb ll, Mr
nnd M ~ 1tr.hugh Dodson and
L n mg E. K<'mpton
Tho c an chnrg\: of comnutt.e
r'<! Barbnrn \\' lkcr. publiol)
M nsu Edmond de<:orauoru,
J cl;: God\\ m, pot ron s: Ron
Steel re!reshm nt.s D Je P<!t r
n donkroorn
Dean Visits Washington
Schools, Urqes Contact
Denn or Studl'nts V" rcil S
Fo~d II returned to lh campus
lhlS we k followang t.h ..,lsJta.
tulrl of Wush•nct on high schoolJ
f1om Y kimn to W U W linD
ccmbc_r 4-8
H urged students from lhnt
nrea or thO$~ knowin • hi h school
students 11\•ing lherc to oont ct
tum in has off1cc 1s i!lOOI\ s
po ~blc
ear Pag Two
D lOll B liere?
"Where ha\e ou been '\' ou look tlred out."
"I sure am J JUst lugged my kid brother through all
the department tares to see Santa Claus and do 'au kno\v
he ne,•er figured ou1 \\ h~ tb~c were fl\'C different Santas!"
he No, your k1d brother ne,rer d1d. Know wh)? Because
belJe\·es. He and mtlllons of other children.
To them Mr. S. Claus of the North Pole really ex1sts.
No false be!lrd is attacllt:d to hlS chin-"lle hasn't sha"ed m
hundreds of years," says the clnld; no feather p1llow pads
lu )nc.ket-"His stomach's full of crenm puffs nnd laughter";
no rouge unts his cheeh""S-"Why, they're as jed as the holly
be.rr)•.IJ'J
As sunple and na1ve as these thoughts nre, the~ · are
concrete beliefs to which childhood will always adhere.
And what about you? At Chr:istinns time is there some
lhmg m wh1ch you as an adult truly believes?
A. L G.
Jffords of "'e
.. God is our refuge
m trouble." and strength, a \ ery present help
Psalms XLVJ: 1
lt is well that at this t1me you consider these words of
goodnes.c; and sincenty, for perhaps in no other year of your
hfe wlll you need their comfort more.
You have felt their wannth before-in the room of
darkness they radiate light; in the chamber of sorrow they
gh e courage; in the hall of hopelessness they offer love of
life. They a11e your truest friends waiting always for your
call.
The1r meaning carnes all the kindness and gencr.osny
that you desire, and even as you turn to them today so did
Jesus Christ 1950 years ago.
•.. Words of goodness and smcenty, "a very pre ent
help in trouble.'' A L. G.
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Rumors are Fl rinu·
(
Now lS the time when someone may grab you by the
arm and ask, ''Have you heard the latest . . they are call
mg an all-out total mobtlizat1on and Lcwu; and Clark wall
close this week."
If you are a gullible mdl\'ldual who beheves everythmg
)OU see or hear, then of course this news will be passed on
and on until the distorted story has the Russians droppmg
an atomic bomb on the campus.
Rumors are the worst spreaders or pamc known. and
actually if the real source of the rumor were diSCovered
the story would mean little, but the person who passes on
the information is as much, if not more. to blame than the
origmator. B. G. F.
BARK OF THE LOG
En-Lightenment Plea
To the .L...l r
Another greal Christmas con·
cert bas· passed into the records,
Wlth satisfied crowds prnwng
the collrge mulnc departm(.!Jlt to
the highest degree.
After the concert m1d every
one wan m high enlhusiasm came
the senrc.h for the fam1ly car
With the night as blncl: as any,
there should have been some at.
tempt at guidmg lights, wme,
wbaUtke street lamps. The col
lege as sadJy lacking m adequate
lighting for mgbt entertainment
(."VCDlS. Phm& for the Cuture probably
call for ltghting Iuter on, out pres
ent needs fnr outshodow plans
for the far dtstant future
-Li!lfh B •<~
Gratitude to Colhecon
To the Editor:
I wish to express by Slilcere ap
precmtlon ond thanks to the
members of the Colhecon club
and thClr ndvtSers for the graci
ous rcecpuon they helped ar
range nnd make posstblc for 1bc
student nUJ'ICI" cnppang ceremony
lost Frldoy :mghl
Stncercly yours.
M. Johnson Bowford.
•• •• ~ Co8e6de Press
Official DttbiiCiltJCJn ol tho "'"" oc:lnwcl SL'UClCDlll or V~wle DJid I lill'lt ooll .. ge
Poblt.ahoCI We lily durlort the collc.clf )'~r Subac:rtptlon r&tlf n 5CJ
J)I'J 7e11r THE PIONEER LOC
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HOPE
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Dance Excitement, Christmas Plans
Highlight Pre-Vacation Letter Home
Dear Emily:
ThP btJ! dance of the yenr IS
lmnlly here and I'm so c.xtitcd
l can hard!} wnt~.
I'\ c cot rny fonnnl nnd ncccs
sonc~new b) Ule way What
would we do for new dresses,
Emil), tf at weren't lor occmnons
like lht nd fnthcrs who thank
we nrc obsolutely crnZJ. to hD\'
to hO\'e a new dress JUst bccnusc
nnothcJ donee comes olon,::.
Standstill • • . No
Ml ChrlStmns shoppmg IS at
n stnndsttll, although that word
asn't very appropnotc b~ cause
you cllll't do that \\hen you gel
an one of those tor or you
wmd up on a ISlrct.cllea· because
of thiS dance.
But, Emily, th•· reuJ reason
thls danci.' means so much to me
as thnt I hnv12 a date walh the
nacest JWrson Con,.. whom l h.avc
admtrcd for somcllrnt.: fa•om a
dtstnnce) un campus. 1 was
amazed when h• tskcd me
Enjoy Yourself .••
He gomg 1n the crvace m
January much t.o Ius and my n
gret but lake h smd, "Have <~
good tame now nnd for~;ct your
worrws because you can't evade
the tncvalable" Maybe thot.'s n
fntallSt' pomt Qf VJcw, but I
agr £> With IL
ChriStmas vacnllon JS gomg to
~ "c.lcomc pcr1od for aU of
us no doubL W Jlh term papers
to hand m and bock homework
to cnteh up on, plus n U1orough
elc:Jmng ol my room and clothes,
I'll b• rcndy for a vacat1on m
January when we come bnc:k l.O
schr.ol
Up My Alley Whcwl I'm tlh:d JUSt thinking
nbnut at. Maybe Santn Clnus
will lumg me a helper and I
won't hn .. ·e to wt•rk so hard nnd
whale I cntl'h up on m~ slcl'P
my work wllJ be progtCSSUlg .
The trouble L'!, th1s won'l hnp
pcn nnd 1'11 go ahead an,d cntch
up on my sleep and be just ns
fur behind os I am right no\\.
!\1erry Christmas . Em1ly Hope
Suntn's good to you.
Dnrlcnt' Deffenbaugh
Bonus Uses Principle
Of 'Pay Out to Receive'
What comments I've J ec.Cl\'Cd
on the column that I wrotr• two
weeks ago on the Veterans bonus.
One fellow asked. ••What's the
mutt r, boy, weren't you a vet·
~an!" Another remarked. •·Don't
you wont to get 10 on the gnl\')'
tram, too?''
My personal feeling on this
question as. nalurally, I would b•~
glad to tCCCI\'C the bonus, but
the souacc of thic; money 1S my
mam concern
Actun1ly, it Wl11 be Jikt> recclV
ing money with my raght hand
and {!IVmg it bnck with the left
The federal ~ovcrnment Js doing
that right now w1th COIJ)orations
and there hns to be a climux
somewhere along th•• hnc of uus
gr.nCTOSity.
UIJJ Bowt>..s, sensor busmess ad
mm•stration mnJor, pn~cd the olr
corp., avratwn cndet cxnnuna
t10n lnst week and moy br• callC<i
sornr>timc m•xt sprmg. Friday, Decambor lS, 1950
Publication Heads
Selected, Advised
By Student Group
By Bob Devin
Pubhcaliontt Commaaaioner
Dulles of the publlcouons com
mwwu zu ,. not lt vnrtc~d ns
tho r• of ot h••t cv1nmlsswns uu1
Bob De•in ur •' irmhu tn
pur pOSt
' Chll.!f ttmong
th~ e nre nscer
tnmlns student
and C o c u 1 t ~
tlpanions coli
ccrning student
u b I 1 c nuons
recum
mend mg pJ'OC(.
durl.!s for them
to the cxecut1ve counc1l.
ThP comrms ton 15 also con
cer nod wath thf' nppoantments of
l.-dtlors of the vur1ous publtco
ltOn& Wllh the odvtcc nnd con
sent of t hl' \;ounc1 I
This ts usually uccomplishcd
through r• t·omm~ndatJons by
t•ur r cnt editors and careful scrut.
iny or the nppllcnlions for con
sirh~r'1tllon submlltt•d by th~ c:mw
d1dntcs.
The one contmunl funct1on of
the cornnusslon bl'gms with sub
mattmg a p1 OP<)scd unnua1 1
budgot to lhc flnar1cc commit·
te(' tnd followmg through by
p •nodtc ansp •cttun of the budget
reports (lnd determining If the
pubhcot1ons concerned nre stay.
mg ~ 1lhm thc1r rcspcctrv(.'_
budgets
Ltttlc hns !wen handed down
from ycnr to Y«!lir pcrtauung to
this commiSSIOn, and much 16
lcCt to the dlSCH:lion of the l'r-.:m
• • mrss10ncr.
Beginning with tllis year, '·~·~
rmg unfor. St'1!n CVPnts, 1t lJi
hopt.>d to hnvc plans made wcU
1n ndvuncc for the pubhcalron s
In order that a mtmmum o{ COfl•
fusion .1nd lost cfCorl be in·
\'olvcd when tht! publications
should be operntmg pfficiently
nnd l'H!!ctlvely.
Mcmb rs of th,. comm1ssion
a1 c editor-s of th1s year's pub
licataons, !''loyd Cummins. LOG.
and John Fcrgrson, VOYAGEUR
ns well as four !acuity memlx!r$,
Miss Gay Hordlng, W. Mansfacld
Hill, Chnrles Baldor. and Nell
Sob an
Ed to Mail Annuals
John F•TIHSon, Voyil~t'ur cdl·
tor, announces thnt all students
wishing a copy of lhe 1951 year· '
book and not plannmg to attend
college next scmestl'r shuuld make
n1atlmg arrangements wJth Chur
les Huldors in th~ bookstore ~~
soon us poruublc .
Varying Degrees of Spelling, Language
Appear as Ole Notes 'Pipple,' 'Collitch'
• By 01~
Ah' That season of the yenr
when we ore all fJllcd \\ lth the
milk of human kindness toward
aU (in certain cases it Is the sptr
it(s) that some nrc full of
Speakmg of sp1rlt. the fncuhy
and stud,.nl body wus certainly
b h1nd the tcnm at th•• football
banquet tn SPffiiT. Exnc:Uy
ZERO student. wert' present, ex
cept those who were guPIIts
Th•· tnculty did bctt,..r with o
10 per cent nverag,. Bul in sp1l••
of lh111 enthuttluauc support, ttv•
h&ntjUlit wns CJ success 01 the 200
pCTJ~on pre cni, llnlf WI..'T•' direct
ly connected with Ehue ond thf'
bnlnncc were lnwrcslc:.>d towns
'ptpplc" and alumni who appre
ciated the voJuc of a champlon-
hsp l<>nm to the community
Records Sc"e Too •••
ScCJlUI to be o mar~:cd Jet-down
1D studies and class nU.cndanc
among the m n who fc I their llmc in c ,lhk:h'' is limited. Tht
nttltude seems to be prevclnnl
thnL "I gotta go anywny, so why
bother?"
True enough that mnny will
be called BUT did you ever con
sider the fnct that your record
go•.,. with you into the lir!rvicc?
H you get droppt'd by the col·
lege for poor work, don't you
think lhnt w11l alfP.ct your stand·
mg, not only in the scrvJcc but
when you return lu frni"h vour • edur.ollon or toke up employ-
ment?
A tii!udt' for S\lccou
One •' •• r well-known fltudcs
hos on attitude thot £Pcrru; morr•
Jogicol. He is plnnning h1s work
for next yeur "as usual." He
1er.Js that if he doesn't, his pr •
r·nt cools nnd objecti\'CS will nev
er be rcochcd (P, S. His cla£SJ·
rlcnUon is lA Postponed .)
Well, h l1 hard to settle down
and hit the booka when things .J. c in such n mess. liowever , v:c
c.an't afford to gavt• up, JUst b<;
cause the fulure Js andcfmite.
If :you hnd a job with some
business concr:m, you would pro- 1
bably work up to the Jnsl min·
utc. We nil hnvr• o Job right here.
Muybt• il dot..>sn't pay oft in dol·
Iars nnd ccntll nght now but It
mny pay big dividends lntl'r on
IF we completr• at os far us we go
Home-Ec Group Elects
Junior to Editorial Post
Noncy MJ!Ica, junior home ~
•momacs mnjor, wos clf'cted ••d1·
lor of the Amt:rlcnn Home Ec·
onomlr::s AssodnUon Wot kshop
ol College Clubs. o( Province 13
in their meeting in 'l'ncomn lnat
week.
Other officers tor tht· year
1950·51 om president, Lou SC·
bcr t, OSC; vlcn president, Dr
!orcs Plaster, WSC. Fa
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In I Friday, December l~. li~O
On the s ocurl Sule wath Pot Cherkezov
Christmas Spirit Prevails;
Alpha Gams Plan Project
. WUh tho Christmas season here, the Yuletide spiril pre
vatls on campu' today us organizalions make vac::utton plnns.
AJphR Gummn sorority will visit the Albertmu Ke(r
nursery D\.'ccmber 20 and takt! with them 35 Christmas
stockings filled with toys and candy. Also the children will
gather around the tn•c in their pajamas and nil will join in
singing of carols.
In oddalion, the sorc•rlly \\Ill
mnkt! ~0 potty rnvr1rs for food
trays m the V••t••J ons' hospital.
As n hnul gct-togt•ther thPy will
hold u slumber party .tl tlH• hume
of Lcnor•• Weller.
• • •
The LOG llalf is
two-dny outing to
during the huhdnys.
lng, odvtsflr, w11l
them.
• • plnnmng n
the beach
Goy Hord
occ:ornpony
Donna Gourta, Jun~ '50 grad·
unt• tnd Hnn y Hadlock were
marrwd m the Mormnn tl'tnph•
an Solt I~akc C1ty. Wrodncsday,
T>cC'cmbl!r· 6 The r~'ccpllon wtll
be h1•ld nt the Colonaul Heights
Latter Day Snints churC'h tn
Portland on the 1.!\'cning of De
cember 2l.
• • •
Tho Mothera' club of Alpha
Cammo soro11ty will hold its
:first mccllnJ::, Sunday, Decem
ber 17, at 7·30 p m at the home
of Mrs. Albr•rt Weller, 3827
N. E. Dav1s Doreen Donnld is
tude.nl orgnmze.r or the club
• • •
f"our now members were 1nt·
uatcd rnto Pt Della Epstlon, na·
twnol Journnhsm honorary, ot a
ceremony 'l'u~sdo~ Pvening nt
home o( Jonn Hills. Following
the cc1 cmony, the mit mtcs were
guests at a dinner at the Grips
holm. W~urlng new pms nrc thc
rollowtng . John l'"crgison , L'ditot•
of the Voyagt•ut ·: Patricw White,
LOG editorhtl pnge editor; Pntty
Chcrkl'zov, society editor; and
Mnrshall Burnell. new nssistnnl
cdllor.
• • •
Darlene Deffenbaugh , sopho
more sccretnnnl science mOJOr,
recenUy nnnounccd her engage
ment to Donald Young, Portland.
No date hns b en S~'t for the
wedding.
• • •
Joyce TTTrel, sophomore psy
chology maJor, wns elected to
the newly crcnted oU1cc, his
torum of the SncaJowcnns , fre1h·
mon-sophomon! women's service
honorary.
Hallock to Head Group
For Exchange Talent
Bob Hnllock, junior, an con
junction with B1ll Nitzel, actiVt·
ties commiMioncr, w1ll hend n
committee in charge of on ex·
change assembly to b~ token to
other collegc!l m the men, Nllzel
announced this we k.
Auditions have been held, be
cxplruns, bul nftcr college re
opens In Jnnunry , further nudl
titlns will be started. Nit7.el rc·
quests &hal all students mter~t
ed in working on any onglc to
contact Hallock or himsdf.
The nssembly to go on tour will
b1~ g&ven tu Lt•wis ond ClArk
students m lute Jonunry 01 ••orly
Fr>bruury . • -----
Class Visits Gown Shop
N••w !uehlons, quolity ol folb
rics, mflthods of ptcking oul the
b<.>st gnnncnt to (Jl lhr. budget
WD!l the purpose o( U vi.sat to
Jo~velyn Gibsnn's Gown t~hup ~·l?s·
turlny at u:noon by Jllf"mbt!111 of
1 he clvthmc selection chillS nnd
thl!ir in:~ true: tor, Mrs. Helen Hru t·
n••ss, horne ~~onomic a instructor, Le Cerelo Franca!! of Lewis
and Clnrk will mc~t Soturduy,
Decembt.'r 16, nt 7:30 p m at
Madame Cornne Poutcau'& hom••
to cdebrntc Christmns with n
dtnner dlstm~:livcJy French.
Scott Bench will sing Chunson
o Mango r followed by Cer·
nldme Sprott m a Cnntaquc de
Noel. The group \\ 111 JOin m tllflJ;•
lng several French enrols A onc
ucl piny, Morromc de Gucrre, wHJ
be prl:'scntcd followt'd by o tend
ing or one of Dnudct's Chruama•
storie~.
• •
Zeta Theta Chi h••ld thPir foJ
mnl inulallon Sundny, Dr•c~cm
bcr 10, in the drawing room of
Pnlntlne mnnur prccC'ding the
Christmas concert.
After nttendanc th•• concert th,..
new members wen~ honorl'd b~·
n d1nner at Cathryn's Those Ul·
itlatcd were: Ruth Hoskms,
Glndyll Polchow, Mory O'Netll,
Elizabeth Conway and Vnssy Vlo
hokis.
Junior to Conduct
Emotion, Eye Test
ThP affect of eye. pmnlionlng
upon depth perception IIi the
theme of u research project bc
mg conducted by J lm Stnplr..s.
jumor psychology major, who
is working with Dr Volney Fnw
m the correlation llf emotions
and the eyes.
Depth perception and eye po
Sillonang nre alter •d by du. •ns.c,
emotion nnd rnulty habft pot
terns. nnd Staples is attempting
to nsccrlain thPtr infiuencc up(ln
learn mg. comprchcnsaon n n d
study methods
His work \\all mcludc st.atu;
ttc..c; complied by several schools
of optometry and w1l1 be used ns
on atd to optomclrl5ls and occu·
lists g&vmg eye excrctScs
Ulttmate goal of thr " ·pcrr
ment is to develop a tcchniqut• to
tud ''\'ISUill cripples,'' those pc>r
sons whose eye positioning IS not
unproved by glrssscs
Staples wtll conduct pnrl ol
his experiment in the 5nDl·k
~hack Hnd Will f1pprecin tc stu
dents cooperratton on vnrwus t•:sts
ne.:cssary for U1c c·omplrtion of
hts projt_>ct.
Top Mineral Collection
On Display Here Soon
One of the best pr&vnte manerol
collccuons an the west will soon
be displayed h re. nccordang to
Dr JamNl Staurtcr or the Ct..'Ol·
ogy department.
ThL' collection was mnde by the
lnh• Dr. Courtland t. Booth nnd
is being lent to the college
through the courtesy of the
Potllnnd Mur;Pum of Sr.it:nc:e nnd
Industry.
It as plrmncd to show th~ ct..ll·
lcctlon in thl' Pct•blf'S and Bodmc
buildings w1th ~~ di•pluy ol Cluoa
csccnt mlm•rul s uccompanted by
ultrn·Vaolt• t lightlng.
Religion Worshop
Dr. John L. And&SOn, head of
the religion dcpnrtm~·nt, will par·
uclpatc in n rchr.Jon workllhl)p,
at the Conference on lhghcr Edu
calion at Reed collcgl!, Oct:l!m·
ber l8 and 19, PIONEER LOG Page ThrH
The Clothes Line Christmas Concert Draws Crowds,
By Connie Flatland
With the "UO behmd thi> clouds Enthusiastic Praise from Reviewer
for n good mony ml1nth .. girls
(JJ c &electing thCJr fru;haons to
ult the wcrtlh•:-t·.
Pnt Wdsh solves her problem
hy dl plnymg a red nnd black
smnll checked ntlncont with a
cute hat to match. Wcurang hl'f
own lnnnd nf sunshine is Vir
glnln Normnn who sports 11 r~
nnd green pl!ud cuM wh1ch cnn
be \\ r•rn he1h~ or strnight.
A new gnrmcnl '" men's fnsh
lons ts Dove Von Fleet's water
r<:P<!llcnt coat. IL is grey wtl.h n
dctnl·hnble fur collar nnd n nv
Jon nnd down qu11tcd hnme.
WcnrJng just the thmg to kc"p
cood .tnd wrtrm 1a Don Bartholo
mnus with hall wool tweed top
cool
Wool jcn;t•y ·w11l not stay out of
the &potligh t Betty Hunt hns
be "n ccn tn o royal blue Jersey
blouse whh roglan h.•evcs. which
she cnn proudly boast she mode
hP.rsclf. Sh1rlcy C:cnglcbach nl
wcars wool jers• )' in ~he form
o( n red blouse. Shirley has red
lcnlhcr !!hoes to match her hlouse.
Man~ · stnking colors have lu·cn
d1sploycd an \\ tntcr t;onts. Pclrtf'
OoroU1y Busch is outstandmg m
her braght u:d coat and .Joyce
Tyrrell tn hor purple, aqun. and
block clwckcd coat. OUset Wlth
shlny gold buttons IS Shtrley
Day's be1ge double-breasted coot
worn wath , red shoulder strap
purse •
C o r d u r o 'J Is contanuolly
brought out m fall fash1ons. J1m
Goddnrd looks oifO an hiS dnrk
green corduroy shirt and grey
slacks Dnnnn Cnylord also likes
corduroy m the ror10 of a brown
dress &~nd short raglan &leeves
and Ch1ncsc collnr.
With Chnstmas not far nway,
manY new "ardrobe add1tions •
will be een on the campus iol-
lowmg the \'acolinn
Three-day Meeting Set By Leigh Bock
l.tUh.J is lt•rt to b dl!Su-ed
nftcr thr.; magnlhccnt conccn
pre •.mted to nn ~.·nthuautStJc cu·
p01c:hy crowd in the Cllmpus
gymnn&aum Sundny, Occt•mbcr
10 Truihtionally a Christmas
music conc:Prt, the progrom in·
r.ludcd mony audience fnvoratcs
'md gay t~prightly melodies.
The modr1gal sing• rs occupied
the stage for the hrst part of
thf! concert wllh vernl old
E n g I i h nnd French carols.
G<.-orgc Bt&hop, director, captured
th limelight with hus com&cnl
r~frnins an the "Twelve Days of
Christmas " Lcwas ond Clark's
populkr symphonic band led off
Its pnrt of the concert wtth the
rhythmic "Sir>1gh Rlde," by Le·
roy Anderson All three numbea
by the band mode a great hll,
brmganJ: thundcrmg applause
Followanc o brief mtermisston
and .chnngmg of 51age, the col
lt!gc cho1r resumed the cone •rt
wuh a g1 oup of four numbers
((.'uturmg solos by Barb.'lrn Hed-
AAC Meeting Draws
President Odell to East t1on, Jam Paul, GeraJdanc Sprott
nnd Allnn Lehl: Beverly Ntch·
oltts nnd Carol Boardwell. Cnr
ol's solo wns parUcuinrly ciNu·
and appropnatf!
St:lec::tions by the cho•r d1
played :~ great panorama of tra
dlttonnl nnd sp1rltual mus1c for
Christmas inchJdmg Yorlcsh1r•
and Spani~h . "Go Tell 1l on the
Mounuun ." a Christmas theme
spiritual, closed the chornl por
lion of the program .
The Lewis nnd Clork sym
phony dire<:ted by Baris Strpo,
followed through the rest of the
progr:&m with n concert favorate,
Bccthcwen 's Leonore Ovcrtur
wtth bacltsta£e trumpet aolo bv
Morvan Nelaon In honor of th
e.~ghty-bfth btrthday of Jean
SJbeUus. Su-JX) concluded wnh
"Sprmg Soog," a parttculnrly
powerful compos1Uon lending at
self cruuly to Jesse Kregnl's
tympnnJ
All orgaruzations or the mUSIC
deportment joined fortf'.S for thl'
tnumpht~nt !inolt', "A M1ght~·
Fortress Is Our God," by :Mnrtlfi
Luther. Thas number wos cspc
Cinlly arranged for U1e orcnm
zattons by Bob Catr.ns, Harold
Koster and Mnrvtn Nelson wnh
Prcsadcnt Morgan S Odcu Will ~r. John Stark Evans conduct
attend the nnnunl mccung of the IQg.
AssoClallon of Amcrtcan Colleges After htbeh eoncbc~~ lhe aud· AU ten~. "-JC num o::.n .. '\.1 opprO'ICI·
nt nnt&c City January 9-11. matclv 2SOO were 1 vitcd
Representative from more than J<•ln 1•0 1.,_ ' g fn • J to
61)0 d. nf' em mg () • "' to
ucc:r~ tled colleges wl11 par· th World ..
ttc.1patc m the conference . I
While an the East, Dr Odc.U
'Wlll also meet w1th rchgtous edu-National Journal Run
cntors of the P.resbyterlnn COl· • S
lege unton an the same city Jon-LC Colhecon Article
uary 7-8. He is a member of the
executive commttte(! of 1hc un·
• JOn.
Scheduled for d•scuss1on 1n
both meetings IS the Impact or
1 mobllawllon on the college sys
tem.
AI Camp Menucba Site SCA Members to Attend An .aruclc by E\'clyn Thorsen,
June '50 home economics gr du
al<', describmg L w1s and Clnrk's
onnual "hangmg of the green,"
sponsored by Colhecon, is m
cluded in the D cember JSSU of
Colheco n. natiClnal monthly pub
!lcal&on tor college home econom
ICS dubs
Act•ompnnyang thts nrlaclc IS
picture taken dunng the Icsh\'1·
ties wt yenr, Ieaturmg Nancy
Beckr•r, June '50 graduate, serv·
mg 'wassail' to Dr Morgan Odell,
Ruth BlaJr, th youngest stu
dent and Professor B. A. Thnx·
ter, oldest member of U11~ fncul\)'. Prcsbytcrinn stud~.:n~ trom
northwest colleges and unaver
st~l ·s wtll attend o holiday rc.
tr<:al at Camp Mcnuchn Decem
ber 27-30,
Schcdul~d for the three day
meet ss a skiing trip to Mt. Hood.
folk dnnctng, study and worship
hours.
Interested students may con·
tact Ur. John L. Anderson in G-
24 before December 17. Cost for
the tnp will be 7.50. -
Mildred Wharton Visits
Schools in Washington
!\hlti,"'d Whurton. oss1stont tv
the PIc tdent ln public rclntaon ,
returned 1 cccnU.v from n lrtp tn
western Woshangton vlSihng h&gh
schools m behalf of Lcwts and
Clark college Thas 1S her third
vcnr m this t<'rntory . -She reports that there wns
grcntcr student Int1.>rest thnn ever
before m L~\\ ts nnd Clark, port·
ly bccau c or the championshiP
footb.1ll team and partly because
of the growmg rcpuUJtion of the
l.C ocadcrnic program .
Cafeteria Closes During
Holidays: Shack Open
Th~; collet;l' tufl.'le11a will not
be open during Chrtstrnas vaca
tion, lhc administration reports.
The lost meal brforc vucawon will
bQ s~rvcd Fraday c\'enins. Dc
ccmbca· 15 und the iintt meal of
ter the holidays will be Mondny
evening, Jnnuory I.
For the bendil of college ~m·
ployccs, the snack bar wtU be
open (rom 12 to 12:30 Mondny
through .Jo'rldny the fU'6l wt:ck,
ond Tucsdoy through Fndny the
second wo k of vnc.ntion. National Meet in Ohio
Cnrolyn Vnrttz nnd Jock Jen
nings, sophomores, wall attend
the National Assembly of the
Student ChrastiiUl W!SOciaUon nt
M1am1 unavcrsity, Oxford, Ohto,
from December 26 to January 2.
The meeting will be sponsor
ed by lhe nnuonnl YMCA and
YWCA Theme for the week is
"Wbnt Doe God Rcqulr(l of Us''
m the f1clds of personal, church
and college Jlfc.
Teacher Tests Slated
College !icnaors nna p1 .... pcc
tlvc teachers will have un op
portunUy to take the Notional
Tcncher exnmlnnh 1s on Febru
ary 17, u~·co1dmg to Dr. L. 0. Mc
Ait.'f!, d1rcctor of teac::h~r plaC'C·
ment, who will supcn·& e ndmin
isttnllon of th..: tC!Ils. Appllcntlon
blanks nnd mple test qucsuons
mny be ubtnlned from the educn
lton of!Jec
Jantzen Beach Ballroom
pr•••nu to Ute nu4•nu an4 raculc;r
A Holiday Special
'rB'l8 AD PLVS
per porson
&Oc (inc:. tax)
Admits One to go
Dancin' ai J anizen
to ~ll• muto of J'&DDDnt JOILL.Il& •D•o. l6tl1
J()R .. ln' a•t'l"1l •D•o. G:h'.&
J'&llDDnl J[llLt.•• •D•O. :loth
t<)oo4 thu ibcu only) YOUR PORTRAIT
THI Gin THAT SAYS •
ON CKI.tSTMAS MOl.N
•
••• AND prestrves the mt-m•
oriel of the delight with
whicb the gift wae rectived
through ull thedaya to come.
3328 P~FI.ic4
S.E. Hawthorne EAst 8429 Pcrg Four PIONEER LOG Friday, Dec mbor lS, 195'0
psel
lecarl,
uinl Pioneers Face Formidable
Foes in Vacation Period
The Ptoneer hoopsLer gave proof that il1cy are gettmg
mto conference shape by leaps and bound~ as they upset
the h1ghly regarded Pac.1fac Lutheran qutntct 61-'18 Thurs
dn\' and came from belund to humble Oregon College of •
E-ducation 60-56 on the ne\\ Molalla htgh school gym Ooor
Fndny mght.
A ttght Pioneer zone defense and a number of timely
....... kcts p;n.'ed the \\~ tor the1r
t torY O\ the Lutes For the
t 1-m1nut ll " nap-and-
t k bo:attle. e score bemg kn t
t I tlm Tl ED lt \\ h no
D .an R nw n g bl Seat
P. c1f1c the LC rosen
nl t rt eanmng sh ts ""'1th
;o, rcgu 1~ build
n:u1~l1m l o f 83-2G
Luie Belly Killed
Th \ 1510 applsed lhe p1 l •
carl:\ 10 lh econ:i n .
t d \! ' Ed Rcld D n
Po ut; 1 nd Ken St:r t.rll d
l p
R .dh nd LC' ' nt ' n t
n 1 :u Pnul n w
'' th 4 pomts \ hllc
:md R .m n ;1ch b1t
1 W 'I1 Beren n led the
t ~ ath 13
OCE '\\ h p \rded un
UWJ~ 11f oppo Jllon f th Frosh Basketeers
Drill Dental Squad
Th r hrn~:.~t b k t~ pru: -
lXI ' ct r u \\~ k.. C'hppms
De-ntnl Coli t 56 <t9 Thu
' naght t hom nnd Reed
C tlf.'ge 53 51 n Lh..: Gnffm •
court th n t msht Once ugam
D e Hunt. M1l\\ uk11.: grnd.
p.c et:d lhl P1 nt'f•rs m . conng
"ath 1 'l c •n= t th D<>nUru nd
16 agumst Rt:t>d
Th F ru h at"C' sin led to piny
tl ret' tm e dunng thr \ac.atron
ag tnst Portland prep oppos t1on
Torught lh~~ m ~t th Wusfnng
ton H1 h C lonmls •t Wasruns
t n On D...">Ccmb r 19 the~ plav
Grant ut Grnnt and on DL>ccm-
22 t1 > meet Roo...~vclt at
I . ormg a runst the .M lar
Maulers Schroeder S, Hnmes i
Wh h~> -4 Goold 7. Longball G,
H n a. Gordon 5, Hunt 19 Boasting a wm skein of two str,u •ht nnd lhrcf' \~'"JClCines
m ft\ e stmt~, Conch Eldon F't,.'s qumt JOurneyed north fot
thrt;e game!: ThursdAY, returnin g home December 20, to
battle SOCE.
Followmg the SOCI!J ull. lhe P10nccr~ host Central
\\'.1 Juugton ne.·t Fl·tday. Dt~cembt!r· !!2. Achon in both home
games v. ill begin with the fHlsh :•l 6:30. followed by the
vm-sJl\ sktrm•sh • •
LC in Seattle Tonight
LC wall conclude a tough pre-season slate w1th a holidoy
ta ~ k \ E 1 t l n Waslungton col
I t: nd V.rt ll\\ '' th on DPC m-
b~.: r 28 nd :w. 1 €:' pncllvel)
T mght th 01 ang pin) nt
Se ttl n nmst S otlle Pac1fu:
nd ovc. to Oh mpaa Saturdo)
t pi l St Marlnl l~"lS't
t ht: v op ned th(•J 1 ond
h 1 t P c1i11. Luthernn 1 ~x t
Tut d ' the lo ell ''Ill pnlliCJ·
p.1t~ sn notht ·m d dJ<;dtJOn
J! mc at No1 th Mm'1on !ugh nt
Aur'flrn. "hen the~ baa tit Von-
porl \ 1lnng
Van!)orl Third Foo
'l'lw third \ ncatlon uppom:nt,
Yrmp• 1 t \\ 111 end mto action,
~ £ ung but p •tcntlnll) dongPI·
crl'\li wuh ccnt~r Bob
A rum x Wc t Lmn tnr, for
" trd Llovd Bergnum and sho1 p
hooting gu rd Ben Pltt<>r nnd
Ron Ko k1
South~;rn Orcgo11 Red Raider
h ' c bt n n hot nnd cold oul11t.
'' 1th lhor hotte l n1ght seezng
th~:m trounce Willamett.e Till' • R ltl aro parked by therr ur.m c;; and Bl&J k qumtt·l It
wru:. 15 nnd 14 p<unt efforts b)
R n Sen na Le W hi to
... J'C'~ LC the na1 'eni ct.
Wahl Loads A:llack
Tr. umg 34-31 at half. iFh:'s
t::n led b' Wobl '\\ ho canned Ag;unst Reed Whaley 5 Goold
9, Schroeder 8, Haines 7. Gordon
8, Hun& 16 One of 1he big roasons lor a brightened LC hoop picture has
~n reserve dlowmg. Here Duane Rasmussen drives for layup
against PLC. ax-foot h\•e-lnch center, K<!lth
Wndc. v.ho twrce olread) Uus
y lll h I'Un,C up 61nSfc gam '
towls of over 30 potnts
•
or h:s pomt.s rn the second
pe od. built up enough of a
d to \\.1tbstund on OCE rallv
nd cap the uke.
Ltneup nd Grid Banquet Draws Curtain
On All-Victorious 1950 Season ''I'hc locals' other vncnuon
home opponcnu, Central Wnsh
mgton, "ho hns slnughtcn..'d lhl'
Psuneers m pnst )'\"'81'S, are re
ported nnl to be .1s strong,
th1uu~h hca\') graduation losses. ummu res
Poa. (48J P. Luth.
F I II tty
$ f &I lrullll
C I~ I Lund~ril
C 11 I Ekr ntson
C l-4 \\ IIJ!
a LC'-'Gro' .ll14lcy
-Rall n l Gtons;ler 1 God-d&rd Pl-HuUnllln ~ B r;
nd D Lu11C1 liN\\ II ll<:rg
:Poa.
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1.1 ~h aa
Uu b II Hurub;
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Meet Postponed
Act1on b} the Lewu and Clark
sW team will taper of! dunn.g the
ho ays follo\.1. tng a downhill
practice Saturda> oonduct.t.>d by
Coach Gordon Butterfi 1d
L:11>l Sunday J(Tf'y Fullman ,
rDCUlg under the b~nner of LC,
pl ced 13 lll the Arnold Lunn
Do\\ nhtll race ~ hlch was won by
the Sun Vnlll')' ka club
A practice meet wh1ch hud
bN!n :scht'dule:i '\\'1th Oregon
State. Untvers1ty of Oregon and
the Umversity of Portlaod for , All good 1bmgs must come to
an end and Le\\ IS and Clark's
Sllpcrb 1950 football s~aso n d1d
JUst that nt Saturday mghfs an
nual grad banquet.
Approxtmatcl) 250 fans filled
the FlorenUne room of the Cos
mopohtan club to honor Coach
Joe Huston and the members of
his club wh1c:h stC1lmrollered
through pre-season, conference
and Pear bowl piny m an all-
\'lctormus manner
KDudsen Gi'9eD Pearboll
Bu ton nwarded each player a
gold footbnll as n memento of
the fmcst .season LC has yet ex-
FIXMEN 'S FACTS,
FIGURES
'LC
T ra CASABA PO~~ D.&T.a to date trl'l'o 0ADIO Totala)
f:•
I 1'0.& POIIl rT.& 7Tii TP fl ~7 I 11 ~6
li~ • .n
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t.hi.s Sunday has bee.n postponed I r r.tli
unLtl early January (Thr< ll & Z~9
pc:r r;;:am,.
-· l 61\~ £7 • \\ fir -T" 1.1 l..o t1 penecu.:ed. To Ken Knudsen, who
mtssed the Medford tilt due to an
injury, went the ball used ln the
61-i shellacking or San FrnnCJs
co state
In turn Huston wns pl'csented
b) the college, Denn George .En
niS domg the honors, an Orange
and Bind: letterman's blanket
with the team's record mscnbed
upon 1t
Huston had nothing but prruse
for the sqund wh1ch he refC'TTecl
to as .. the frncst group I hM·c
C\ cr coached "
ThlS honor was reflected by
several other sourc<!S.
Paul W1lhnmson, nnt1onully
kno\\'n football rater, ranked the
Plonce''S as numher 93 nnuonul-
1) This b ·mg obo\'1' OSC, Ore·
con Santa Clnra, nnd St. "MDI')'S
In what .he called ''mJddlc:-brack ·
et'" colleges, the P1oneers were
r:nted sixteenth.
R<mked Second in Nation
According to NCAA tnt1stlcs
LC was second among small col
leges, oUenSJ\'cly and df'fensJVe
Jy, in the nalJon.
lndn·Idtu~l honors Wf"J c heaped
on Rube Baisch, L1ttlc All
Coast, Bonornblc mention All
Coast and Lttae AU-Amencn;
B1ll O'Hara. Ltttle AIJ-ConJt and
Honorable mentaon All-Coast;
Bud Cox, L1ttle All·Coast: and Slnn Blair, Little All-Coast sec-Eastern Fires Strong
When the Plone£'J'S battle Enst·
c n Wtu:hlngton and Whrtworth
they will be fncmg club who
lo t to Wasb1ng1on Stutc by one
and two-posnt ntnrgtns. Pcren
nmll) strong, EWC as the defend
mg champion or the Evergreen
confcrtnc ond team --
Le's Rassle
Wr-estlint, " .. 11.:h J1m Word
lS 6Ull looktng for any men
anter ted tn bccommg mem
bers or the college grunt-and
gronn quad Those wrshmg to
JOan should oontact Ward an
the PE offJce or m the gym-
nas1um an)• aft~rnoon
The P1onecr malmcn ha' e
one mntch under the1r belts
and n poSt·vacnuon meet with
OSC slated
The weaght rnnge 1s from
115 pounds up to .Rube Bmsch Wh1tworLh L<, ronked an pre
ca ou rauns as nne of the
Northwc t' outstnnd mc mnplc
squad The P1rat.cs boost plenty
o( hcu:ht "llh center Rnlph Pol
son at s1x feet. ~t•vcn mches.
Rn\ Hanes, J>: feN SIX mchcs:
and Bll I Jo~rccmnn und C 1 cg
Sanford, both at st:-: feN four
Ulcll~.
Sportsession
By Don Floren
If thiS year's P1oncer qumtet should surpnsc th~ sclf-nppomt·
ed experts and wand up atop the heap m t.hc com1ng Northw('St
conference basketball chnsc, there IS one thing you can be sure of.
II won't be due to the
at Jeos t, Dot if
andication. attendanc'" support given it by the student body •
a1 pre·seoson contons to date is any
Only decent CJ owd Lo view the quad m nctu>n '~ns al &he Port
lnnd unl\i •·a-stty encounter and only n small pan, J)DSSiblv 75 fans,
W~'rc LC rooters.
Evening Windup Planned lor Volleyball
lmm•!diDtely following vacn1.1on P.re!crf!Dc:c of ~·cmn~' tor Home crowd& have been pitiful If not non·existenl . A! laat
Friday's OC£ tiff at Molalla a now low was reached. AJalde from
the team and rally 1quad and dates of same there were no more
than half a dozen membera in the LC cheeriDg aecJlon. Tho thlrty·
mile trip Jo MolalJo can hGl'dly be rogarded as an adequate I'X·
planation for lhh meager turnout.
the men's PE dPpart.rnent will practice sht.Juld be turMd In to
hold an evening volleyball tour-Warren Sm1th or Don Sempct t
n ment to w1nd up the season's an the coach'!S' oUlcc.
eta on.
All managers nre requested to
submll n choice of an available
evening lll whtch ~ remaUJtng
scheduled gnmes should be play
ed. excludmg the ployofLt . • Standing•
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~ 'fJ uc, at trn't the world·beator that the 1950 grid ~quad wos, but
1 1t's a prr:tty fair countr'l bull club. z
It ia not only hlgh-achooliah but futile to attempl to force stu·
dents to turn out for athletic ennh, However. aince tho Yule '· . 0 aeoaon :as 10 near upon tU, U perhap1 would be in order for all LC
~ studtnta to gi•e one ••enlDg, aery Dectmber 20, date of the next
1 Pioneer home gamt. 1o supporting tM aquad. It's )u1t poqlble that ..
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• f•rlday, Docembor l~. 1950 THE PIONEER LOG Page FaYe
Pioneer Portrait ----~-----------------------------------
Columnist Highlights Leading Basketball Point Maker
Ken Servas, in First Article Portraying Individuals 'Library Classifies
Historical Books
By Herb W1Uiams
Now Lhnt th~.: Hl50 rootb.Jll Nl
011 I oHICtUIJ\ tJ\'rr lht ftlllClW•
lng sk• teht liJ)f){ ~110g In the IJUc
(,'('edlog l UP w•ll bt·ann 11:1 the
rt'flclt'IS or llu LOG sldrollne ft:D•
tuat:'s un the tndl\lclual Plonc.,,
bn kCI ball pi '• 1
1'hc fu 1 rn••mb~:r c•f the tC'nm
1D llH• 1111\ChUht, I nnf' of the
leudmg pmnt nmkC'rs lor t'onch
Fldon Fl. 5 Wtrs1ty favc 1t1 the
p~;rson of Ken Servo,;, ~x-Oregon
Crty pcrfonn~r who u: plnymg
urw of the forwru d polllt10nN ulong With Ed R( ad.
The lenn slx foot four, one
hundred sc vPnt.,)• pound SP \'DS
a!S an hl• un;t J l'O r d collc..:c com
ll~"llllon and ls o busln~; lldrntn
u;tratJnn rnDJOr, mtnonng In phy
rcnl r~ucL~Uon In cnrly pr ·SI.'n
on hits, Kl!.h hu lH~cn dtnwlng
l jjCHtd h.tr of prcatSl' from }o~lX
for Ius LL'Ilm pin) nnd hustle.
When ba k11thall nrncllcc or
gnnK·s n;-cn't conflicting, Sa r
vns Is a mt:mber of tlu.• po\H'r
!ul P}to_gbound Poll"Cat8
Kenm· nttcndcd Oregon C1ty
Campus Drama Honorary Active
In Play Production, Entertainment
By Bob Young
Wht•n 01 gcma7,otton.s .such ns
the W<,mcn':> Rotnry club nnd • the Moreland Pr~sbytcrwn church
need snrnt"' f1rst clnss ('nl~·hun
m• nt fflr n banquet., •'hnnco•s nrc
I hot I he LPWts ond Clar·k chnp
tcr of A lphn P!it Om<'J(o rnny get
n cnll. F'or on~ or the nctl\'tties
of the honorary is supplyang •·n
tcrtnmnwnt for these functions.
Jn thiS lll!lnflt'r, the members gel
n chnn<X! nt the public's eye
Orgnnl2:l!d ftrst m l £147 a!l lhe
''Thc:;p1nn ," lhc cluh hcd thU!
utlc an Hl48 for o charter from
thl' natJOnnl drnmnt1c honornry,
Alpha Ps1 Omega. 'T'ht; nt(;mlx!r
shlp lS i-imnll, riftt>en ot present.
but nccordlngly mnkcs for closer
coopcrnt10n ·• n d orgnnnro.tion
w1th nn octave nlumm.
Pnnc1ple ttclt\'ltlcs of 01e club
art• c•·ntered an lhe local play pro
ductions where thev 11 re
frcshmt•nts, wnlc public1ty and
hnndh· hackstngc assignments .
This work, couplnd with the oul
~ootde t:!ntL:rlmning, k(lc(Js the mcm
bt•rs on n :full schedule.
Club membership tS hmllcd to
juntors and sen10J'S. All must have
taken ll mnJOI pnrL m U\ least
two plays and worked m some
capa<"lly on h\ o others. MaJor
Ing m dl"nmn, howe\ cr, is not n
qunlif1cntlon Anyone 1 eligible
If thcar tnlcrcst m the theater 1:>
genuanc. The purposl' of the or
ganizollon IS to futUler the antcr-
• AN OREGON
BANK
Complete bonking facllltiea •••
prompt, courtttOV\ ~ervice ..• at
any bronch of Th~ Unit.d Statu
National Bonk.
• Checklrtg occooetl
• So•lngs occountl
• Baak-by-mall senla
• Lo .. s of all kl•cb
• Bank Moaey Orden
• Gift checks; personalized
checks; travtltn cbtcks
• hllf IHinkhag •Hd
~~UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
att OIIGON lAIC .. IUVINO OIIOON -
10 "" ••• WtCO ,.. OltGO'f
.. miMlr ra4U'al Depoalt I'DaUftiiCie
Oorporatloll t~ls of thf' thcnttT nmon~: rlu
dents ond prU'I: ide n mt'd !urn
th1·ough whu:h members mO) ex
pro!SS thclr pnrticulor nbtlitlc.s
and lnlcrf ts.
Campus rnt.'<!lmg tlr(; hPld C\'·
~.:ry two WCPkS A llmncr IS held
Ill th•· home of a memb~t onc:c n
month. This \'Pat lh~ club 15
head<.>d by R. L Tnbo1, pr~i
dcnl, Mnry F.llen M.lms, \'ice pres
tdent, ond Joan Stoner. sccrctnry
trensurcJ
Ed Note-This 1.'1 the Cu·r.t In o
sertcs of nrucles explmmng earn
pus mlcrcsl groups.
Annual Lists Pic
Times for Groups
Schedules ror urgnntUIUQn PIC·
tures were nnnaun d tlu Wct'k
by Noel Tnnghc, orgnnhwtfon cd
tlo1 of the VOYAGEUR
Tht.'y arc·
Januan· 8-Fruternlt.les ,
Alpho Rho Omc~n
Bctn Mu Epsalon
D!•ltn Tau Rho
Knppo Phi Alphn
Acado
Lambda Plu E."psnon
Sigma Alphn Stgmn
January O-Soror1t1CS
Alphn Commo
Sigmn Rho
Theta Kappa
Zeta Thelll Cha •
January 10 -Honorarl~ nnd
Compus Servacc Croups
SftCOJt:WCflnS
Jntercollcgint\! Knights
Ami cans
Erodelphlnns
Mu Phi Epsilon
Blue Key
Ph1 Mu J\lpho
Alpha Ps1 Omt.:gn
Pi K11ppa Ocltn
Pt Odt.n Ep ilf1n
Order of the "L'
January ll-lnt~'rCSt Groups
W.R.A.
Colhecon
Cumme1c~
Scat! niX'
Trodse
Inu~r-Vnrs1t) Chrr tlfln
Fellowship
Intt~rnntional Relation
Jnnunry 12-Resldent Halls
, Walker Named Delegate
To Blue Key Convention
B·~b Walker, semor physicul
cduc:nt1o11 maJor, will rcprCllcnt
Lewis nnd Ch11 k nt the nntlonal
convention or Blue Key, nnttonnl
!'.l.'nim· men's honorary :frntcrnits,
1n San AnloniQ, 'l'exos, De•·embcr
28, :.m nnd 30
Deh .. ogntc.o; from chuptu R wall
dtBcuss thl· ~Clt.:ct ol o nutaonl\1
cmcr gency upon the collcg ol
the c.•ountt Y
SHIRTI _ HATI- Till
tlt .. w • hlgh from HH6 to 1950 nnd pi ~~ JtlC' port but Ilk th m lJ On(.>
Cd bnskclbnll COl four :YNtr fur 1! hi fnvonlt hobble I tanker
the P1on,.er ll<' snw nctton r mg nround \\ •th nutornob1le
the fro!:h knm, lhl.! j\ltHor VAr ,;fn~ In D local g l..'ltlon '\10 h
shy t•nrl letl•!l'cd two ru;on"! on he worlc
the vntslty ri\'c Servos coptnln
t:d lht: Oregon City Pmn• t'rs dur
mg the Hl49·50 sett lln lh.: ol o
tUJ11td out for tt:1ck ont: u on
us o brood jumper ond ployl'd
one co on on the h1gh chool
golf team
When nQt t:ngtJ{:cd in ports
Ot'llVatt , S~rvru; was ll member
of th(' Ot ('gon City Ht Y, lh(
lntt:a-nnuonnl Ht'lotJOns nd Let
tcrmcn' clubs and ""ns ~I so vtc-c
prl'Sid('nt of the student bod)
If the lnternat,onnJ ~1tuntron
doeBn t gN wo crtttcnl, afler ht
groduotcs, the 18-yeor-old Ser
vos hop•'S to go anto bUSiness wath
has futhcr who is tht?o .Richfield
agent for the Clncknmns County
ntca. Ken doesn't hove a fovor-
Trustee Receives
Business Award ~--
Civil Rights Committee
Organizes on Campus
F.ifort orl' bNng mndc hl.'!l'e to
o nna7 .1 Cl\ 11 rt~hll! commat
t 1.. for bct.tcr und rstnndmg
mnon rnc: Oa atistaed '\10 ith
the fl ult of th campaign rc
c ntl) m Portlond, the group wlll
s~'e.k lu dclcmun whnt mttlilkcs
wen' mndl m th~. proposnls Cor
Cl'Val nghL~
A me •ling was held TuC$dny,
December 5, m the otf1cc of Dr
Htdco Hush1moto, to dasc:uss plnn.OJ
for the orgnruz.ati•Jn Among par
ttclpnnts were: Dr. Orval Etter,
far Wctil rCg1onol s.t.>cl"ct.ary Of
the Fclluwsh1p or Rcconc.1UnUon,
Dr EUn Nomlcmd of the psychol
ogy department, ond student~
John Swmglc .md Monon TSclnl
os.
Students mtcrc!!tcd should con
t:~ct J nck GrmtSk'<l, public rela
tions commissioner, ot thl" stu
dent body of11cc. CltlJ!.afu: .ahon ( hl.!ll r1cal
books ond ml.lU!rl I of Albany
LewiS and Clnrk coli ,. d trng
b;Jck 1o the uri~ } t! v{ lhl
college, hns tx n t rttd bv thf
hlu'tlrv d parlm!'nt
The motenal ha · I rgcl1
tt gnthCI d from lumnt con
I JbuUan and from fncnd r
1 F \ al egc me: n lfl mpl 'lA
ftle ' kl:pl b~ Aluun e:oll • te
'T " d.Jtlt c nl tin: such IlL'
n the vttgan u ulumm oct tlun
ronstnuuun, c .. ul)l pro T'.Jma of
the Erodelphtan oc1 cy lud nt
CCluncll mmutc book <~Dd n
almD! l comph tf fth t
book
The p o <tm of th fs t
mcnremcnt.. v; h1c.h ft; tured n
essay b' ach of four graduati;
fUrhiShl' ghmpsc I ( COliC e
llf an l8i3
The first 1ssue of th• eadtcst
college pubhcauon. "Our Col
lese M.wuon, dnt(.>d S ptember
l8i5 I m tht: collcetlon, and
nl:;o &.he fJrst copy of the LOCi
Of 1942, \~hlch \~WI mimeo
graphed
Amon~ th nnnunl of lhf' col
I ge, there are such plc\UJ"CS as
the football team of 1901 whach
d Ccatcd Oregon Stat• c:oU~gc.
ot the team of l£!02 whach 'lie
the University of Oregon. nnd
the tl'am uf 1908 " hzch \\as un
defeated. John A Zehntbnucr. member
or the Le\\ as ond Clark Board
or Trustees for lhe class of 1950,
Wti.S ·voted by 0 group or Portland
unl\'ersll) faculty members the
outstnndlos ftgur~e an Pncl!sc
Northwest bustncss for buvmg
over the lost 50 years made the
grcntf'ltt oontnbution to the
strength of the reg1on m the
pmcllcc ~( h1s profession Navy Reserve Commissions Open
To Senior I Sophomore College Men
lias selection, wath five leaders
m othe~ f1cld was announced
November 11
As founder nnd prcsdent of
Jantzen knsttlng mills, Z~hnt
bouer has dc\'doped th(' t1rm
mto n mulllm1lllon dollar world
wsdo orgnnization. Because its
c:entr'OI o!hccs nrc locntc:d 1n
Pot Unnd, th~ corporation has
done much to focus international
nltcnuon on the cny.
The c:ornm1ltee of dcparunent
al dt:ans m consuhauon w1th
\'nrious orgamzattons nud mdi
\•lduals olso chose. Or. J. C.
Ste\•cns, cngmcenng; Dr. A. A
Knowlton, sctcncc: Dr. Thomas
M Joyce. medicine; Judge .Rob
ert S. Bcon. lnw, and Dr J. J.
Lnndsbury, music.
To murk lhc university's gold
t. 11 JUbilee cclcbrntlon. n !onnnl
dinner in honor of the men wa~
ga\en ot i:JO p m. Novt::mbcr 14,
in th• c:nmpus commons.
New Hymnals, Lights
Gift to Copeland Chapel
Cupclond !\tcrnonnl chJpcl has
rccdn-d o pre-Yuletide Chnst
mns prc~cnt rn tht' form of new
hymnals, lights and choir stnll~
Choplnm John B. Htlrnngton
commented lhnt the two-week
old stolls "ho\ c provided the
choir wath ndcquntc space while
rtddanc to the architccturnl style
of the bwldmg." The books were
n donnllon from the Board of
Christian Educnuon or the ~"""
bytcnon church
These unpro\•ements not onl\'
benefit the college, but also the
Palntlnt Comnlumty c hu rc h,
which holds Sunday ::cn'tc<!~ in
the dutpcl.
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LOOMIS
PRINTING CO.
PUBLICATIONI
and
COMMERCIAL WORK
BR 1343
•118 N. W. 12th A~e.· Applicntlon for offacer comrnis
Slans an the !Nil\: 1 Rest.'rve may
now be mnde by colleg grnd
tes or men \\ ho w1U gradulltt: In
Jun~ 1951, George EnnlJI, denn
men, repon.s. Intcrefited men may
wntc d1rcctly to the Office of
Nnvnl Procurement, 16ll West
WhccJcr stn:-ct. SentUc 99, W.tsh-
• tnKtO!l.
Sophomoi"C men who w1sh to
mnkc npphcnt1on for Nnvnl re
serve otflc"r cnnd1dntc school
mny now do so. The ~nnd1dntcs
ar<' requ(red to joan the Naval
Rc ervc nnd pnrtiCipote an two
srX-\\CCk summ r cruises. Upon
gradunuon men wrll be grantecl
conlDUssion m the reserve and
placed on lnacth·c duty if no nn
lionnl emergency c ·ists.
~ "outlot
Gil£'(
-tt1Ett -.,
ctt~ • The fun alluta
the: momr:nt tl•r t~Ut£
'ett aboard • • ) our G rC')'·
hound chauffeur n:hevn you
of all t.lnvmc IUid sJ&rluna
worrica, l..ow farea •ave
.v.,.bod) mo.n~yl AaJr for
comPlete detailL Sophomore men cl 1ficd lA
ur 2.A by ~e Ieeth e sen JCC, rna)
m. kt> app1Jcnboo pro~,: lded the>
hn\'e not received not1c<! to tnlru
the.tr prc-inducllon phy~ncal Sen
tors mterested 1n commlSSlon
who hn'''-been classified lA-P
may apply provadmg they can
be processed before termination
of po~tpooement or mducuon
Pre-Dental Bids Due
All pre-dentnl students plan
ning to enter the Unavers1ty of
Oregon Dental school in th
classes o£ 1951 or 1952 hn\'c been
advised by the dcntnl chool to
mnke upphcauon for enrollment
coon niter Jnnunry I, nccorchng
to Ted R&Lo<;Sell. regisLrnr.
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MEDFORD
SEAJ"ILE
SEASIDE
YAKIMA
(Plus Fcdcrnl Tax) uo
3.00
I. .SO
5.00
Greyhound Central
Bus Dpot
509 S. W. Taylw
Phone: A Twal•r 5171 Pavt Six
• Fogdall Lists 'Study Tips'
For Scholastic Success
In conJUncla.on \ .:.h freshman scmmnrs and counseling pro
groms a IS~ncs of kooochromc slid~ nd o pamphlet enulled
"~ me Tips for-Scholnstic Suceess in Lcwts und Clark College."
h vc ~n presE-nted to !:tudcnt ttroup th1s semester.
The ~lidcs and occ(1mpnnymg htcrature nrc D\'atlnble th1·ou,;h
th effMts of Dc!an of StudentS Vercil S Foadall, onganulmg when
be ~-u d&rec:tor 01 men's n[foU'S (dean of m~n} at the Unavcrs11y
of Oregon, Eugt:nc.
Mo.•a students admt\ that as
Utcy \.'Jlter college th<!y hn,·c not
de\"Citlped too effecti\'Cl) lht•ar
study habttS. To ucqumnt nll
student.!> '\ tth Dr. Fogdnll's find
ings. the material lhe LOG here
pi"CSC.'n the .. tips.. •• Sho\nng or
the slides may be arranged
through Dr. Fogdall or hJS scc:
relnry. Barbara Templeton
L Pick counes whlc:b appeo.l
to your interests cmd which will
~P J'OU ac:b.i••• the •ocational
go•ds you ha.e c:hoseu. •
lt is suggested the stud nt
take o broad coun;t.> of study the
f1rst two years, lhcn narrow it
down to his major Interest nnd
allied subjects durmg hJS thn"CI
• nd fourth years.
Z.. A.ncmg~ for a good place to <>:-cnminntaon und gl\'\' hun nn F
an the cnur c. lf tht! CB.Sl' ~~
turn(:d O\'Cr to the DlSclphn~
committet>, the~ · can suspend the
student.
SuspcnSlon rna\' mean that no
other college would accept his
rccistrow:m. Rcm'-·mber. no one
respects n ch 'nter.
9 Keep y o u r ~ e 1! m good
hcnlth. Adequate slecp, health
ful food and clcnn lh•mg hnbilS
'''tll .pay good dwidends in SU·
penor scllolnrsh1p .
10. Dc\·clop your technique
for studying cf!ccli\'C.Iy . THE PIONEER LOC -Campus Chest Collection
Tops Private Division
~\ '1!: ond Clnrk contribu ted
$1438 50 to the! Por·tland com
munity chest an its fall collec
tion to top 18 Jlll\'nlc schools Jn
\ha oren, .nccol'(hng to Ralph
Scott. l O·chn•rrnnn or pri\'alt•
school di\ tston "ith Prcstdcnt
Morgan S Odell.
~he top fl\'c contribu tors nrc:
R~. $1122.0i, Unl\'cntity ol
Portlnnd, 'i-14.50: Cnthn-HtiJsldc
school 439.22; Multnomnh, $·l21.·
50: and '\'anport, $226.
Total amount collectl·d was
$-4909.'41, JUSt ten PL'r cent short
of the quota.
LC on Air at New Hour
A muJor rcviston of KPOJ Sun
dny cvcnmg brondcnsts wtll plncc
the Lewis and Clnrk College on
the Air program at the new hour
of 9:15 to 9:30 p. m .. followmg
the Glenn Hardy nt'\\'S •
Fridcry. Decembor U. 1950
Jeff Honor Society Tours Campus,
Interviews Faculty, Attends Drama
The Jeff •z"S(m high school hnnm· soc act v, 125 strong, ln\'ndcd
the cnmpus Thun:dny ttl ,:ct tJ rorctost~· of rullcglnte life.
Und~r n JOtnt ln\'Uullon from Blue Kov nnd the ndministrft
tton tlw group loured the campuiS, ,.jslled clnsses nnd uttendcd n
spccanl motinc•• pcrform:.nct of "Little Wnmt•n" by the drnma
dl•pnrtnumt .
A!ter n bt ic1 welcome by President Moz·gon S. Odell, student
body plel!adcnt Harry Gods1l nnd thl' l'Olh•gc dcons. the society
split up mto smnllcr group~:~ lo .tttcnd 10 n.m. dnfl.SI'" an ftcld · of
their interests. They lr.tcr were nbl~ to lntcn•tew fl\t:Uily member$
from thcsl' Iiolds.
On these vasits and tour o{ tht.' cnmpu the gtoups were euid
cd bv lO LC. men and wom<m undca the lt.•udership of Bob Walk-•
cr, ,\1nrv SorncrvaiJe and Jim Goddard. Mildrt.'d Wharton, assistant
to the pn ~ldt.·nt an pubhc relntaons, nidcd in planning the program .
Special Bus to Games
The Tualotm bus .nlllc.1\e the
Tr<~ilways &tation nt i:lO p. m.
cnch night n bas.kctbnlJ gomc ts
schcdult!d nnd wall slop at the
campus 1r there ar(' passt~ngcrs
to daschnrgc . History Instructor Ill
A. L. Thro~;kmor ton, in~ troc
tor or history, entert.od Good S:l
montnn .hospital lnst Sund.l)
with n severe nasul hemorrhage.
He wo cxpeclcd to resume du·
ttcs by todoy.
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study~dequ:n e table or desk.
ltgbtmg, shelves. comfortable
ilCmpernturc. \'entilntlon. quiet
hours. The only ptH!Iu!t lighter tlant giv()ll
3. Plan a time "bedule. On
tlu:: :werogl!. the student should
allot 1"\\0 study hours to c\'cry
hour tn class. then arroogc his
study ume aceordmgly, planning
me rea-eauon umc 1n the lntc
.lt<!moon or early evcrung .
• U you bern a p&rl·.timo JOb,
kwp hours at a le•el where :thor
will ool iDJorfere wi&h your suc
crss in c:ollege. 'Working hours
nd aClld~mu: hours should har
moruze.. nus may m~n extra
lJmc m college. but 1t tS ll.'orth
rt m the lang run.
s. Do your smdying regularly.
Aue:nd aU classes.
Postpomng an :rss.ll!llment may
gave U1c student more '"free''
um "ilen he \\"ants 11.. but will
add to his w·ork Inter. A course
cannot be passed WJthout sLrrct
attendance. Substnnunl progress
L"aeh day JS t>ener than "cram
mlll.C.. before e:ich exnm
~ Kt:!ep ern acrurate :record of
tb work ccw-ered in ·the course.
Keep ccurate and complete
notes ol 1 lures and tudy notes
C!Dlonzc k y m a t c r l a I !or
cxmrlS and care! ully watch ·wn t·
ten Jgnmcnts Do th nsstgn-
th are the ~lS for
Lh course grad
7 •. Know your professors. If
.,..,.,de 15 l<n\, sec htm dur·
flex: hou and k h1m
J; tc suggesuons !or lm·
P n rk.. FoUO\\ lh sug-
carciUlly Ttl prof r.
bc?Uer tllnn ml)'One f" • kno\\'5
1 student' weakn ~:s.
a Take o1J oxaminaJ.iom OD
an honor bnsi.J, 11 the prof or
1 • a udcn'l h::.s cheated ~ n
an :xrun he n)ny f rJ b1m n th
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Tltul •marmeu of PN!n~la
•lfiU•g-mat~laed bg piV!dlllOit•
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NO FOOLING WITH RE·FUEl.INGf
U,hr, el~ar, clean and hot tf'ith t'Old
• but~ sa.e-on~ load la.u •iz monlhll
NO FIDDLING WITH WICKSf
TMr. uno wick eo fray and burn
tmd •nwke on the Park t~,. Flurninair~[
NO FUSSING WITH Rf·fliNTINGI
NtM, luJ.rde-r "lfinl" leur, the
lJfe of 1M kxul.. lt'1 replaced and
N aet only «"hen you re!Qad.
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