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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper

Volume 9, Number 14

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1951-01-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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Ll::WIS AND CL.A.R.K COLLE~E 1867 Nursing Director Reactivates
Local Red Cross Student Unit
Followmg lhc local pattf.!f'n or civilian defense prcpnrn­
tion, Mrs. Mar jnric Bouffard, director of nursing education,
hns nnnounced the reactivation of th~ student unit or the
Red Cross nnd establishment of classes in firsL nitl nnd home
~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~'c.tre of thes1ck. The new program wiU begin Februa~ 1.
VOLUME IX • Portland. Oregon. Friday. January 12. t95J N1.1mbcr 14 "In the event or a local emergency, with the hosptWis
~~~~~~~~~~----------~-already crowdcu,'' Mrs. Bouffard said, ''it will be necessru1 Architects Pre nare Dorm plans· Heart Attack Kills !~~d;~~ ~~~g~r.ult)~n:e~ ~~~ .1::-' 'J pnred to cnre fur po 1bl
The vncont lond between the pus D1t.:n students due to induc.·­
ncw women's dorm1tory and thl• t1on anto the ttrrned forces.
hum~ or Dcnn Frcccln o. Hnrt.z- Prelimin ary plans Will plocc
fl•ld's home·, 1 the s1tc tronta-the buJhimg nbout 200 feet
t•~ ely planned for n t h I r d south of the present new dtJrrna­
worm:n's dor mltory by the lru.s-lor~· . Construction w11l bcgm
tl.'\' n( Ll'\\ ls and Chtrk coll~gc. about March I and is to be com-
Bulldtng tlf o dornutory Cor pletcd by Scph•mbcr. This new
wom••n wnc; cnnsJdcn•d more ad-unit is expected tQ provide hv1ng
, is11blc• nt llus tlmt• hy thl' trus-quurwl's !'or 65 women students
tc"s bt'<'&usc of thl' (IXpccted til'-who otherwtSl' might bl' unable
t:rt•nsc an the t•nrollment of cam-t6 hnd housJng fucillllcs on or
Christmas Concert Records Arrive
For Students Before National Sale
Dr, John Stnrk Evans. head of
the music ucportmcnt, onnounccd
reccapt of the fu st Von no record­
mgs rnode recently on tht• c:•m­
pu!; Vonnu, recordt'r of the St.
Olnrs chotr, brought tt~ording
equ1pmc nt to thf' campus frcm1
Los Anl!clcs after the rnuslc de-
l pnr:tment's z-c...·cnt Chrtstmns con-
Two Series of Classes
To Further Leadership cert to record ~r>lcc t1ons for sale
to the public.
"After approval," E,•ans re­
marked, "the recordings wall be
n\'Dilnblc for ddt 'I: t>ry to the nd­
\ a nee snlt..>s There ''ill he obuut
250 i8 RPl\1 recordings ond nbout
J50 long playing rerords for the
fust shipment ." Pnor to CJn•st­
mos. nd\'Dnt e S3lcs were mndc
or Chnstmns presents. w1lh up­
proprtate cmds announcmg ~he
future prescnUltlon.
"lJt>lpmt \ 01 nt Pt llJ)Ie De· The symphonic b:md 1s hC':Jrd
, elop Chdstaan H~Ji, •fs" wlll be m 1ts part of the rccordmg with
the llwnh.. of 1 he clnss th:~t n. Mussoq;sky 's "Crimerm Scl'ncs.'
bcmg tnught by P. Mmwn dltt>cted hy John R1chanl s. Un s1mms, mstructt JJ' m n•hg10n, an det• the dirct.'llon of Sorts Sirpo,
the PCirtlnnd Council of Chu1·ches the Cllllege symphony hns rc'-ord-
1 eodcrsh 1p Troanmc !:chool. l d the "Overture to the Secret
St~rti ng l\londoy cvcmng, Jnnu-Marriage," by Clmnrosa.
Jl\ a, for n penod of six \'leeks, Other disk in the nlbum, which
this spcdnl school, pre&'nted at '' ns des1gned w1th coopcrnt1on of
th'-' central YMCA, 15 dcsignt.'d the art department, mcludcs the
Cor chur1ch leaders of Portland. cho1r. under the direction of L.
Sunms. former os.sastant to the Stanley Glnrum, the Madngol
~cn~ro l sccretnr) of the Socu~ty Singers, directed by George
or Chrust.an Endea\'Or, Ill cxpcn- Bishop and the ~len's Glee (•lub,
cno.>d 1n the !tcld o! youth lend· conducted by Dr. Evnns.
crslup. P<u"t of tus work on cam- When the Chnstmos season
pus as the sUpl'TVlSIOn of the records ha\'c been d1s1ributcd
fJ••Id workers or Ed 99 who ... re urst. the rcmninans albums will
working w1th church groups. be ploc~d on cwmpus sole. Sev-
Anotht•l ol n ser11$ of clnsscs ernl ad\·ancc orders hove olrcnll)'
thnt will be tr•ught by Simms is b<•cn placed IJy ,t;tudcnts When
'1-low to Teach m thl• Church lull production on the reconlJngs
School.'' starting Wl!dnesday eve-IS 1 \!Ol'hed by the Vonna com·
nlng at the F1rst Pre~bylerillll pany, the ttlbum.r; will be plncL-d
church. This tl•rtes wtll (lc•cupy on genl'l :•l snle to the public,
o four-wr~ k pcr&od. nU ovt?r th£> nnt10n
Delt Pledges Never Had It So Good
Ddtn T u Rhu ph•dKt Dt.-.J.rll •JI " • 1\ I• 11 1t l o.
mond Connoll, Gene An•tdson,
nnd Boll Scnst: ncy sndly dtsap-
JX)mted membe1s durmg mform­
nl mitlatwn lt~st Fr1dny nlRht,
January 5.
Trnd1taonaJ roccrlun culls for
a 1<\0g, lonesome wulk ln desolate
lnnd-w lthout loud or money.
Ph!dges rc:vcr. ed usunl pructic~.
located !a bl•nt•voJen.t ! ;u mt•r. m , slept on dnvcnus nnd drove
a JH49 Mercury bnck to Portlond
• m l he mot nmg.
Added to thc1r slory by Sat·
urday mght Wl'tc unuuum
mmcs, \\heat ranches and o1l
w~>lls, 01 "ns thnt last mere
rumor?
Clw~k with nnyonc of lht!
th1cc fur further dcuuls, but
don't a k am· ther member· .
FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE
f'rida,., January 19
Pl'riod
10 00 MW~
3::m 'l"l'h
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2::m 'M'tl Exam Hours
8:00 10 00
I 0 l"'t II ·15
12:15-2:15
~:30-4:00
Monduy, January 22
' P"'riod Exam Hours
9·oo MWF 8·00-10:00
9:110 'M'h IO:Ui-11 :15
8:00 MWI-' 12:15-2:15
tl 00 'T"I h ~:30· jl 00 Tuosday. January 23
Poriod Ex~ Houn
I 30 MWfo' 8 00 10 00
10 no TTh 10 15 11: .. 15
12 or 12::10 MWJo, 12:Hi-2:15
I 10 TTh 2 ::JO-·I·CJO
Wt'd.neaday . January 24
Period Ellutm Hours
2!30 MWF I 8:00-10·00
3 30 MWF 10:15-12:15
Cunlhct 12:15-2 15
Conflict 2:80-4 .UO nenr the (!(JIJeg'
Alrl'ntly in consull.llbon wJth
.1. W. Cop~lnnd, chatrmnn ol the
burldtng committee nnu Hcrbc;>rt
A ercmplc ton, board chninnnn, IS
Gh.."n Stanton, orchit(•ct .in charge
of planning the design Cor tlus
n~;w drn mltory.
Dr. Morgnn 5 Odell report
lhnl sint·t> July J, the college
hml<ilng lund hns been mcrcnsed
by 73,000 Of this a aount $30,-
000 will go townrd construction
of the proposed dorm1tor.r
In the t.."VCnl t htll n milJtnrv • tnunmg umt should be assigned
to the c-ollege, trustees have op­
prov<'d the designing o! prelimi­
nary pions of n new men's dormi­
tory wh1ch would meet tbl" n<.'eds
of such n unit Dr. Od~JI is now
m Wflshingtnn, D. C.. to obtnin
definite Information on such a d1 d 7.30 Tuc!ldny momtn~ m teer Red Ct oss octh•uJcs, whtch
ProvJdrncc hollpiUII rollowmc D wan mclude work in Red Cros
heort attnck thnt hosplUI11zed contcens lh .. USO nd hosptltlls
h•m a week earlier. He was 66 as Gray Lndu:s and nur&.'S :ud
Ormsby came to Lewas nnd Chaarmnn of the campus c.hop-
Ciat k tn July, 1944 ns cngmcer. t r of the R-d Cross is jumor
thf' f'IO!Ilhon he held unt1l his home eC(Jnomacs maJOr Virg.mla
death He wns n campus rcstdcnt, W•on who w1U coordinate LC
livmg 10 the upsLntrs npartnwnt nctt\'ltie?s v. ith the Mullnomnh
or Albnny quadranglt. unlll rP-county dh·•sion.
ccntly moving anto the new coL-The two hour court:e in hom
tagc on !.ower Cr~mpur; drive. nursing Y."11J be gl\'cn with or
He Is survived by lus wile and without c•!llcge credit nnd wJII
a morricd daughter. Eleanor. be open lO both mton nnd women
now li\"ing in Hood River. Elca- Warren Smnh of Lhe phys1cnl
nor is u 1£145 grnduotc of Lew1s educntion departmf!.nt will prob­
and Clark. auly tellcll first aid to memb rs
Funeral CJ'VICW:!.S WJII be held or ~tudenl senice dubs.
at Rose Mortuary ot 2:30 todor
with btmnl at RivcrvJew c:cmc
tcry. Members of the campu
mnintc.nllllc cn~w wtll sen•e n:
pallbearers .
tnunmg program. In place of rtowers, it IS re Stone Facing lob
Finished on Gym
F'innncml oomplcuon of the quested that friends contribute 10
PI'<' cnt new women's dorm1tory
is now made poss1ble with tht!
gift or $50,000 by Or. Mabel M.
Akin, Portlnnd physictnn a mc.mor•ol set of photography
books for the IJbrory. Money for
this purpO!:C moy be left 10 the
bu~ mess office
Magazine Article Lauds
Sirpo's Hood River Group
BorJ SnJ>O, Lewis and l.Jllut
orchestra cunductor, and h1
group of Hood Rtvcr mus1clnns
were tht! subJects of an article
tat.lcd h~1usu·nl Harvest " m the
D•·ccmbet tssue of the magazine
"Countr-y Gcntlcmt!n."
The nrtJcle, written by Kuth­
•r-m Best nnd Katherine Hillyer,
commended the work cnrned on
hy Slrpo In Hood R1ver where
h(' hns "01 gamzed musu~al nc--
final Voyageur Picture
Schedule Announced tt'li rties ~hnt reach an to lll~: il"""'
of oil classes of people."
The orchestra, con:uslmg ol
grown-ups nnd children from the
Hood :Rtver commwuty, was or­
ganized eaght years ago. At hrst
onl) u few chtldr n pnrlaclpated
rn the "httle nrchestrn · Accord­
ing to the two \\'Titers aftct the
p rents be nn sitting through
lhcar chaldr n's lE> ons .Mr. Strpo
"uggcstcd ndult pnrttcipatton m
t~c group.
Todo> the Hood R1vcr Vall y
1\lustcnl ussoct;\Uon has a mc.nt­
t e~shlp uf 600, cnch ~"vnlrlbu ung
funds for the 60-ptec-c sc.ntor
orc.hcstro, 55-piece JUmnr orches­
t.ra. th•. children's chou· of 200
\'okcs and Lht' adult chou With
70 mCitiOCIS, Fannl sandstone work h s
been completed acccntuoung the
cxtcr1or bricking of the gymnns1
um. O'Denn construct ton com­
pany recently laid the lasl o! th•
cut ston~s which flnnk the en­
t rnnce and form the border tnm
Pr~cntation of the m rlbed
bench snd Its fk>dlcntll)n is cr.hctl
ulcd for later thiS sprmg. Th
bench wta donntcd b.Y the June
'51 class;.
Pep Band Calls Players
Jess Kregel nnd Frank Lueck,
co-lenders of th Pep bnnd, o.n­
now urg111g mtcrested lllStru­
ment.ulists to cons1dcr sl mn
up ror lhe commg scmes~r.
In order to continue Jts v. ork.
this orgnnizntlon v; rshes to -
tend membershlp to 25 pla~crs..
Phys1co 1 or muSJcnl credits e
given but equ.tiJy lmportnnt ts
the self-satisfactio n or p~u·Uclp!lt ­
tng sn n group thnl lends much
tCJ tht:-maktng or good chool
~ptnt . Contncts can be rnndc in
John K Rtl•hurd's of.ftct.' ln the
baseml!n\ ot the lheater. 1'hc complt'lt.-d schedule for
tnkmg organiza tion pictures ha~
bc•·n nnnoum.·t•d by Noel Tanghe.
orgllntz.n tiun t.•<.htor. Schedulefl
Jor today lrom 9 to 12 p. m. and
I to .J p m., nll dormitory rtJsi­
dcnts, in B·ll.
For Mondny, January 15, from
fl to 1~ noon and 1 lo 4 p. m.,
FTA. graduate "'tudents, Ami­
cans. Mustangs and fnculty art­
Hhcduk'd. Nitzel Spotlights Barrister
For Confusion Over Code
Tuesday, January 16, from 9 to
12 noon Md I to ol p. m., French
dub, Spanish dub and German
club nrc scheduled.
Tuesday wrU nlso be n mokt..>-np
dny Cor nny students who have
miSSl.'<l appointments. Proofs for • • p1cs tnkcn Jnnuary 8 will bl'
ready l\londQ..V, January 15, m
8-11.
Sinqle Feature
"When My Raby Smiles at
Me,'' o full length technkolor
Rl(tVIC tilnrrlng D n Dalley,
Bl'tt\ Grable ond .Jot•k Oulde
will bt! shown •ru\!sday, Jan·
tmt y IIJ at 11 o. m in th<'
llltlt• theatre By Bob Young
Take it from Bill Nitzel, the
fabulous Judcc Bcnn of 'We t
of th" Pecos' fame hod nolht.ng
on the Snndy, Orcgl)n, ''crslon
of t.hc bar It seems the LC
jumor "ns returnang from ML
Hood Nc\\ Ycnrs' 1!\'c when he
c:\ml! upon a fog band outside
Sandy. Al'!cordmglv. he u~ed his
. tx•thght (or better VISIOn.
This, stuted n member or
Sandy'~; !lu!'.st, o few mornenlS
lnt~r. WI\S In din.'Cl violation Of
lhc state l'Odc. C~,JnscquenUv.
Bill put Jn nn oppcarnncc nt the
luwn t.'OUrlhuus~.: Wt:dnesdoy nt­
tcmoon WiU1 a plea o.f 'not • gullh•' he prc•duced a •'OPY o(
the lil~ttc' scclaon on pollights.
'I1lis round no ruult wtth his ac­
twns.
Thnt tS, tn the eyes of 01"\.'-gQn. .Nol in the gbnl~t ru:c ol
the Sundy JUdge o.nd his one­
man police force ''I\:n dollo.rs.'
wns the \'c.rdict. Th n the ac­
cused reread the scc:Uon, but Ute
onsw(!r Temained the sam
A discus.'llon c~, result­
ing m n laY doUar reduc:tion of
the fjnc. Not to be denied, the
oocuscd oonunut:-d to nrguc hls
cme-nnd uh r o bn ~· huddl
hetwc n Judg-.: and deputy th
f1nc miraculou!lb became "two·
!1fty."
.It wn thl'n Lhnt Ntl.td pro­
du ~ n dollar l.ll\1 nnd informed
Uw 'Justr~c · th t this wns his rtn ..
n1 orcc.r. Sontchang &he "tdnglc"
the judge bid hlm ndit.•u wtth a
fc blc rcmmdcr w send the Qth·
cr .. onc--!aftl'' !roOD So it n
Snnd.) ~ c n d r m l' asks )OU
"Wiuch W<~) 1 1tzd • tdl htm
hl• n nl th l u\\: y•" ' • THE PtONEER LOG Frldoy. Jonuery 12. 195 - ----------~~-----------------
ruenl
Surve,·s of LOG rendcr:shtp always bung to hght some •
mter:c.:,1.mg comments \most of lh'"'m prmtablel and m spn~ Commission Committees Supervise College Activities
Through Direction of Budgets Group Coordinators
ol rumOt"$ to the controry. lhc~ ore read nnd token to hearl
b,· the staff.
• The latest lS no c ·ccption.
There was th~.; usual perccntngt.~ thbt accu:;ed the LOu
of being a haus organ Cot· the mw;ic and rchg10n depart­
ments. ~\nc)lht:r group complnmed thnt not enough Ct"'\ •!r3ge
was gl\rcn to mu -~c and Z"~eligton .
We can always count on these two fllcUons The\' arc
the one const ... tent result an ever: survey taken U\U5 !at
There appeared. too. the usual "age who condemned the
echtoJ·1als and columns a~ not cxpl'I?SSlllg the opmlOn!o. of
the shack crowd. When asked to dehv-er one of lhe caHeine­
mspircd ~ems for publicatiOn. ht.: a~ U$Unl d~:murrcd
This, too, was true to form for tho , qutck to cntiCJ1..C
wlthout concrete suggestions for lmpr:o\'ernent.
We wm be the first to admll ther \S room for unpro\·e­
ml:nt in the LOG.
Naturally , the sun·ey can CO\'cr but a small sl'•gment
of the student bod~·. Therefore we ln\'1\l: all comment and
constrUctive cnt1ctsm m the form ot lctttrs to the cchtor
ll"Om all of you who had no opportunltv to e:!\pt e!'!> ~·out
opmion. Insofar as 1s feaSible t.h ::c letters Will bl' prmled
m the LOG. Please be brad ns space is hmJted.
To print the kmd of paper you want \\ e need your
, cooperation and comments.
N. W. S.
ttncl '· 1Vlis.~ s .Hinz. -By BtU Nitzel
Activities Commiu1oncr
Th~.: Attl\ Ill!'$ , tlllllliSSion to;
IWlunlly JU£1 what Ltw n tml: tm­
pll~ It I!; thN.trt'll cnlb tn c.hRriJ •
o 11 ucllv illl'.:o
on " o m 1> u s
" lu(1h nt ~.: not
co'''') .:-d !lpt'ctr-
1c.llh b~ nnnlh·
• 1 c •mmt 111n
nd tho"'' "hirh
u n <> ~ peclt>dly
pop up
Bill Nllzcl uch ~ look~
I> •Jo"l Cnh­
f r n a n Slntc
ampmmplll .nt port 1 alhc> • rl I!
f.'lC'
In , ddtuon tu ~anr: the catch
11 comm1 14 n Cot acu' llll: Jl
a p oflcojll) s-c~pon tblc fur the
bJJdg lin!: nnd super\'I~IOn or
1 mat1cs Md forcn&tcs J)t'O·
grams. thl' tall\ quod, tht: bnn ..
n;;"embhc nd lh mtrnmurul
p:Jrl! progrnm
A II ( r L w-.c & 'liP AI'\; It; pr c­
~cnlt'>d '' h n lll'4"'-nrv, un the
n mtb:->IOn tn tl f.'rnl-monthh
mccllnr. ut thl 11 nch\'&tlt:
•r r 1 u yc>nt h· bUC11!tl allow
n i.: ur $..1.155
Thl' dut c of tht comnu ton
fL ptm nr th GUidnnc:c c001 dt· ... ~ u f01 .1<1: on lour to
nctghbonng coll~gP5 nd Pm t
Jond Jugh school
Pr" ~n\ cornmtssl• n members
11'1.' Asscmbht' !il. l'wlllr·l u Ed
monds. LoutH' Rn~tl , Noel
Tanght.' and Anhu1 Cnc Gt a),
SCitUVL& -....--... --• . • , Hu Ill 1 .. 1. l ... cach. l\hh
Zusm n, .. • .. w~nlltCS, l.nrry CttiJ\IJ
bc•ll. D1 nmn. n,.,, y llbrlcsll:l
Co m m t 11 1 on ndv1scr,
Ccoa cc z.;nm : t\ssl.'lciUtl' m
b·•r, D~t·k r.nll: Publldty an lin·
ngcr, Rick A lien.
JUST THlNK· ·A FEW MONTHS AGO
WH£N FOOTBALL WAS lN FULL SWING
WE WERE THE POPULAR ONES.
i h 1 ll[jt n ··nd rl'pl< nntnUon (t{ •'"'n old familiar Iace has left the campus or t e a_t - ""
~ th~; L' roup un th~.; tUdlnt Vladivostokzan Weather Mechanics tune. eounctl ll 1 bo cuncl'rnt'd \'>II
No more w:tll John Ormsbv drl\'e hiS anclenl Ford On the sclcctu)Jl Ctf persons to d Send Annual Snow, Rain Whimsies
hiS trouble-shooting rounds. No more will Sandy, the httle rcct the pep band nnd the ant • ,Ju•• ·~·· .. Gushing Guuen.
brown cocker. dog hlS heels on these Jaunts. mural port: program ThL•rc- 1s nn ndoge wh1ch I nm ll then b~camc common knowl
The never-ending complamt.s of unwtlhng machmes Assembht• •n: contmual no" oolnmg to lht' <'fleet that U edce about the ftrsl or ,..,n fall on new ears. Other hands must soothe the can-functlon or the commlSSIWl 0 yuu keC'p your cnrs open long that, since we had expcncnced
G [{" \Hll a:> ns pec1al n cmbh r'Om ,..ouugh you cnn hear on\'llung grcnt prcctptt.a tton dunng the cold
ankerous gas monster lll lhe LO 0 lCC. m1Uel Th commu tcc had u Tins 15 \'erv truv. not \"CQ pro-munlhs. 1t was to be o dry sprang.
John Ormsbv lS dead. roDgh time .ll Uuc begtnnmg or round but (!S~CJillly apphcnblc to All pubhcntions Lo thnt e!fcct
He labored qu1etly and c.liJClently. Just as quietly he the year du" to confiJclmJ! poll-dt~~ur;saollS of the wcntlu~r wcr~ lhrown down the gwhtng
h 1 f us. He was very hsghl) thought of by the whole elt: hut 15 01'" funclJonang 1 1 ccall Dcct!mbc.r of 1949 and gutt<'I"S somt!llmc before April. as e t p ha I smooth!\.• un (!J the "'Utdtn" h t h -..J • l . r th l d 't b mamtenance c.f'~w Joe Hoopes tells us e.r ps not :;o man) 1 d "'r ,1 Ed bd d .. thl! swtemcnt w 1r 1, n rMc·u 1n n \•1cw <' t o t>ovc, on r
' "'" s 0
" onsu mon an u myrmd ol v.rnvs. wns pn•\ nhmt. surprtsc d to hcnr me disclnim the students knew John Ormsby. Loui t> Ro!xor t" 11 hn an cl't-Proof o! Bands sLntcnwnL thut w~ are sure to
Contributions Lo a memorml set of books for lhc hbral') ocollcnt .piing ctwdut. nrrnngcd "We r~.: bound to have l.l mtld miSS Wintry blnsts In the cormng
ha\•e been requested 111 lleu of flowers. They will serve as Current!} lhr comml~ ion l." \\ mlL'r thts ycm The wldt> bloc.k months because lhi• lndlnns hav(
a syntbol of the helpfulness and e\·er-pre.scnt md thnt John pmth· po: 0 10~ lhe "buddmg" band nn the brown-w•,olly rat-obst>r v d Lhat Lhc JBC'k·rabbll hu.
h 1 f xchan t: l<.il~nt 3 ~mbl.) und,.r crplllnr prove Jl •· turned brown already Onnsb\· was m 1S st e among U:>. lh~> dtr ct on or Bob H llock a&· I ·
Le-be e:nerous w:tth our contributlon to ms , It wns 1mposs1ble lo corrobo- Woalher Via Vladivostok
t us as g led h~ Horr} God Ll. Bob rott thlS an Jnnunry for the onl} It should be rothcr ob\'wus hl
memory as he was g'"nerous Wtth hts time and effort., Young nnd crew It "!II make ll$ brown-wooUy caterpillar -s oround nuw to on} on!.! an touch with th
N.\\ .S. tnlbnl appt;31ntiC~ here an Feb· " rc fro7.~:n still bcn~olh nn antcr.natlonnl SllUnllon lhal ex­
--------------~----~ .~1~.----c=:=;~---- -~-~(=~=~~J~---~ e1ght•n~lccsh~th. trm~~Un1t~Sw~wenllia Prexy Notes Pre val lng amp us a m; .100l' of the Dccembct' prognos-condltJO n re cau~cd b) lhl' Rus­
ticators S••m£'<1 nnx10us to hock Jltan sturm mnchmes m the.; T . t '0 . ·nal' 10 Po·nt Postal Plan through and find out JUSt why Vlndtvostok area. ::...rlS S r1g1 - ~ tht!Se crnwhng thmgs had so Jncidenwlly . what color ls
By Hom Cod II
'Whenever at ge to be about
]umn tame, lhlS Joad. laclang the
peerless penmanship nod j"'unty
JOumalisUc background of lhc
more loqu.ac:uws LOG writers, I for th l hnngc m JWJ:. B rnu.·l ' !orl' Jnnunry 26 basel)· dN-cavt.'d lht'n' JDCk-rnbblt ordlnarlly!
of bcllcr parlttng spots jn th•• 2 If you havP o box th.is e-
proxamttl of the cnmpus. m~" tcr ~·ou mny kt.>cp the same
And BcrlllC<', th guardtnn Of l)nC
the po. tal snafu, 1s arch1ng nn 3. lt tS Creel
cyebmw Jn conlemplation of once 4. Boxe:t> w1Jl b·· checked per
vc.: t.o t'eally scratch for ma­
terial more allov.•ing the crentures hat odacaJJ) and nil mzul Jell 10 ttw
mhnbtl thts hrain trust to ha\'c box t\\O wt:cks wrU go into gen·
For the last month no"' our • cc too box of the1r very ov.:n. Art~! dcll\'r•ry .
cnmpus has been rolling :tlong In Imitation
the smoothest 1 hnve se<:!n 1t an a It ts about thlS latter nute of
!eng time There JU t don t seem mt~>rest thnt I wiSh to mform
to be any problems. other than you Rec<"nll) another pres:tdent
exams. t.etn1 papers Korea nd wsth lh1.: same !JrSt nnme came
u h, bothenng th.., bus) ht>uds out wsth o ten-point progrnm.
n thP campus. Not to be outdone, here L'i a trn-
Juniors A;..alt potnt program of postal T-egula-
E.-en 'l.'ollt Pop has settled down lions for the new semester .
to occasJOnal smpmg ul Dr Tom-1 I You rrwy have o box by re­
bnson. The jumors are wmtmg qu t10g lt and registering w1lh
"'&'"liT d UtSDI I he • • I • l.ev. hi n4 Clarl>
:.· .. .ar !iub•~ rll•don rut(' 11 60 Claim or Open
5 Mn1l left 1n general dellv­
l!ry wlll b<> opened 1f not cla1m(•d
G Consl.llnt oLfcndcrs will lose
the prl\'lh•gc of o pual ofllt•' box
i. To spice thin up, prlz
w11J b left tn boxes at rnndom
(theatre ltck• u etc), 5n check
your box as th(;S w1ll on))• tay
a dny ond lhPn mO\'P. on to on­
other box 1r uncla1mcd .
8 You mu t check UJP box•
9. You must check the hox'
10 You Must Ch&~c:k The Box--
Reliqion Prof Teaches
'Christian Living' School
Ur H1dco Ha li.n "' , ptof•·ssor
of tcltgion, tnught the "Scho,,l or
C:iu 1st1an 1 .. 1\'tng" Dl ttw F'ir'llt
Chrt unn church. Wednesday £•vc­
mng. January HJ Ttu• topic of
hi.t 11 rmon w:u1 "Th•• R,.hgH1US
Plulosophy u! Ltlc" Tlw follow­
Ing Wcdn,.adny, January 17, he
w1U address the South•~nst Port~
land Melhoi.Jt I Man's fpllow lup
ot lh•· Lincoln Str~et M•>thodilit
churdt The topic of his fit'rmon
ht not yc t be n chosen Four Service Groups Call Eight Campus Men
While Others Note Possibilities For Deferment
Many students hll\'e r>Jtht•r eu­
listL-d or bt!en colh!d mlo ncllve
dutv srnce thc tl'rm began In t
Sctpt'mbl •r B~low is a lrst I re·
cetved frorn George E'nn1s, dcnn
or men, on all of lho~c h~ knows
uf \\ ho ha\ e lc:H to go on ncti ve
duty
Jock Wollbom, Octohct 16,
1950, drafted into nny.
Marvin SJogren, No"cmber 7,
W50, enhsl(-d tn navy.
Wc!t Clark, D~crnbcr 31, 1010,
cnhstcd in navy.
Robert Otcklnson, Jnnubry 3,
1951. calh.d to ar.ttve duty by no
tinnnl guard.
Robf>rt Devin, January 3, Hl51,
cnlled to actl\'c duty by mHlonnl
nuar·d.
04 nnld Wcuwnber gt!t, .lo.nunr·y
8, 1951. cull (!(I mlo nctivc duty
b.v nnvy.
Stan McClellan , Jonum y a,
J 95 t cnllslt.'<i in uir torcc.
Gutdcm f\Jbcr, J11nuory !\, 1951,
' nhfiled 1n u1r fore"
Accordmg to o.n article 1n Ia t
Sundoy's Oregonlon, m~'n who
have b(!(!n dnsifu)C) as lA but
to toke trll •. t;n \JP 1n tht armv r• ·C't ec
The only other 01 g•mtzatlon
whtch Will t:)k~ mc•n 31tcr lh<"Y
h,t\C hPf>n dnSSJfi••d f• lA IS lht..
natmnol guru·d.
So, about lhc best ndvice 1 c:an
poss on nt th~ present t1mc• is
eithe1 keep the GPA high enough
tc.> stny 1n college or sek"Cl the
brnn\.'h or service you desire to
be in and sign up In some form
of rCSl'f\'t' troinmg .
I r slgnc>d m a reserve tr.nnlng
group o student "-an npply Ior de
ferment for sehoul and wtll not
be drafted.
Early Registration
Enrollment Low
Pt ~ tt 1 t tnlJOn fo1 p • 1 n ~
tcnn has pnlls .. d lhc 1000 mttr k
w1th JndH·utl(ms pmntln~~ to .•
l~tll•l 1 nrollrnc•nt rtl uboul 1100
111 udt~nu, W tlhum H. Norrlt!, Nl
l••gp rt'glstrm '''Jl()rts. Fnll t••rm
rcg1strntlnn rPnchcd 1250
Somt' ISIUdt•nts lire stlll pion
ni01~ llt~•tr pn,grums. CSJ>cr.tn lly
those who pion to practi<'~.:
teoch nnd thcr•· Logcthtn With
other lot•• 1 ••gtstront.s arc lX·
pcctL'<i to incu!n c the flnol fig hove
theJr not been notilu~
pre-mductl•>n phy lc&l cnn urc. aery 12. l9S I
rities
rs
1 l.ench,
l.nrrv C~ltlJl·
~' •
·J\•t. l'T, 01'8n
OCIIllC mt'lll·
1hllctty mtm·
•
SAGO
SWING
ES.
:banics,
• • 11ms1es
mon know! ,
t or Mnrc.h
~'Xpcrtcnccd
rmg thl' rold
o dry spnng.
that effect
the gushtnJ:
fOIC April.
v c, dc•n 't he
disclaim the
a~e sut c to
the rommg
lndlnns hn\'•
ck-rabb1t hn
•
)Stok
Ob\'IOUS b~
c.h Wllh th
tcs weather
b) the Rus
nes m the:
l color JS • ,
us Men
ferment
rmy n:~~t;n·c•
m·saniwt10n
~Iter the,· •
Ull lA IS lht
advice I en
• cnt ttmt> IS
high enough
r selt."Ct the
u desire to
S(>mc fonn
rvc training
pply for de
nd will not
tration
Low
p l n G
1000 mot.k
nllng to n
about 1100
Noal'tli, col·
Fall term
1250.
sllll plun­
csp~ctall y
fl (Ui' •.X
t• ltnnl fag J"riday. January 12, 19~1
THE PJOH££R LOC
Clothes Line
Winter Beckons Jack Frost
As Wise Collegians Button Up Psych Reflects in
By Conn1• f'latlond
Kld • ll' C\Jid uut ld(. s•l but
trm up th1• £> '~ ool ~ollll unci
lll.'l' Into lht \\ l,pll'l foshi1•11
how of 1051 IOWII CollUI anu litllO!'t hH1llr 0
Ide puck~; t.
A l11ng the w coto.:r line, Potty • Jo Uuff~mhh hns o M\\ bnby By Bob Taylor
T" v nouonnl pubUcntton ,
blue, long sJ,.t•v~ d, ltliJ)(J\ er cnsh­
mc-rl! •• cLlv d f1·om Snntn Jnck u• Slurlc) <.:.c.:.nl:cl h.tdr fuuml 1 Sc·hmtdt diSJJI ~ !\ n lu clous lime
rpst, )t'llo\\ ond &rn, chcckt..-d Jlrten en hmcn: \\om wilh a School Hcvl!!\\' nnd th' 'I {'DChr>r
Collcgu Record, each cnrn~d ar­
tlcks th11 rnonth wrhten by
L• w1a nnd Clurk':; "plunt..O( r:mg"
an truetor, Dr. H. S Tuttle. Or.
Tuttle's cxpcdcm~ in pe:ycholl)·
Gl and ftcld work cclucoUon oro.:
rc.flc ·ted Jn his nrlfclcs, "Motav•.
Cnn Be Crc.Jh d'' nd •·A F'unc
t1onnl Workshop." ..,oat undc lu r Chr 1 tmn chocolnt.: brown kt t w1th large which h out t.ru•d•nS~ round P<)l'kt:t!!
clcm· button res mbhng mar-In p<JmUnt: out the unportoncc
of moll\' m the School RccvJC\\
:t(Ucl • Dr. TulUc 'Xpl:uns, "Mo­
tivation jJ ns tmportnnt to every
duld of Adnm M w1.11d J to the
snllboot or gnsohn,. JS lo the oui.Q­
mobJic." Controry to the umvcr­bles. A grny nlllgotur gnb:mHnc
topcont I n new nddatwn to
Lew Wnhl"s wordrob The nl'U·
lml color of L••w:s cont t'nnbles
tum lo \H'I.if nlmu t c.;vcry color
of tlw rumhO\\ w 1\h 11
G1rl IHl\ • l>et:n noticed wt:ar­
tnG \\ c•ol dre to help shun
t tu.• ~_ 1ld A yumlll) look1ng
r.rccn :md Ut'lgc ~h••c.k~d '' ool
dress I" ' orn Lw Ann Gmnnmg
II hm; n smlill polnt1 d collnt· and
huttoml down tltfl front Soml}­
limcs Ann Wl'D•'S 11 forest l!f('Cn
• ash met P cot dlgun over her
dt • hll c:clrn y. annU1 Donnn
G:n•lord hns nlmost fmash~d
tnDklnl! ,1 [luld botnny WOI'JJ
dr• ss With two pock(!t.s on the
hodte<' Thl' color Is espcc.tnlly
r•ttrncllvc with Onnnn's tanned
&km. B,..tty Lou Parnsh has
fuund n ru!';t-rcd '' ool dn>ss to
bt one Of her fO\'OI"IlCS It haS • gath •rl'd sleeve!> nnd a button-
Society to Feature
Historical Events
Thl· history of Lewis nnd Clark
roll,•gc will be rcotun!tl at the
monthly rncl'lmJ! of Sons nnd
Dnughtcrs of The Oregon Pio­
neers on Mondt~y, Jnnunry 15, in
mom 202, YWCA .• tt l:30 p. m.
A group or members have
worked with Mnrtho Montagu~,
anstructor und assistant hbrarinn,
in prcpnrmg 0 history or the col­
lege from 1867 to 1938. Special
('mphas.a will be plnced on tht!
role• plnyed by pioneer men and
women In the early dnys of Ute
building up of the UlStltutio n.
Ben Thaxter. profcsor of E'ng­
llBh nnd fleld biology, w11l speak
tln the highlights of the college
from 1936 to pres nt dny and its
growth on Pnl11tinc htU. He nns
conft!red with llurrict Monroe,
JIIOnccr Oregon school teacht'r
nml nulhorcss, 111 l'unnct'lion w1th
his tnlk.
l\lndr1gal i!J ngcrs, under l he clf­
rcction of Geor-ge Bashop. will
prt..'f;• nt n short music program.
Mrs. Mo11• 0. Southwick ls pro­
~rnm ,·hnlrmnn.
'I'he mN!lrng ts opc.n to the
public. Fnculty memb rs and
students interested nrc ~Pl>cin1ly
im·1tcd to nttrond.
Preparation For Tests
Thursday Chapel Topic
To prcpnrc tudcnts' mmds for
the ottiturlcs nnd ••motionnl stn­
t.Uiit \' nC"CCSSRIV to COlt~ I the CX" -. nmmot toJl period \\ 111 l>c the
,,urpO!ie of the II n rn. tll!I'\'ICC 1n
f'Cipclnn<.l M('morlnl chopcl, Jan­
utu'V 18.
Chnploin John ll Hn1 ringl(ln
\lo Ill oC!idnt•• w1th Dr. John L.
Andef'8on a5o:lsung. D~nn Vea gil
S. Jo~ondnll i.11 scht•dult.-d to speruc
• briefly on tinol cXtunlmt tiQJlll,
''thro grvY.•has pnln ot college
rnnturlty."
Wsth mussc by ttw n cappclln
choar undc1 L. Stanley Glor um,
thl' rcmnlnd r of lhe rvk-W1U
l ( d \'OlM IO WI')T6hlp rmd mooi­
k•tlon The mnlcs W1 the.; c unpul\ h vc
al 1 bN•n noticed Bo\linrd Wolf
looks nifty In h1 rnoroon wool
tlhlrt worn wJth ern.) slncks No
lonJ!t•r \1; cnnng n football um­
form. Rube Bntsch h hloswmed
out 111 n \\ nrm red-colored shirL
nd J 1m Godd01 d 111 n r\.'CI l>lnld
cotton
On the S DC ttl! S1de nl LhinUng thnt moUvc.s sprlnc
from undcrstnndfng nnd under-• \.andtnu dcp"nds on knowledge,
lw declor that moU\'CS cnn bel
w1lh Pat Cherkezov
Sacajaweans Initiate Girls;
Deltas, Thetas Celebrate
Engagements . u •• ~I.Ji.aons and pnr .L" o~re still holding
the allcnlton of rtll social mindetl students on campus.
The drawing room of Palatme manor was the scene
Sunday, January i, at 3 p.m. Ior the formal initiation of ten
new members into the freshman-sophomore women's hon­
orary, SacnJnwcans. The gtrls are: Barbara Hcddon, Lauret­
ta .Myers, Janie McAdow, Betty Lake, Bobbie Loftin, Emma
Fhck, Ehznbt•th Johnson, Doreen Educntlo.n student. tp Kenneth
Donald, Mncy Hooper ond Bonnie Handel, mor busuu.'SS major,
Dunbar. wns rc\'cal..:d nt a hoht.Jay party.
The pn.-s1dcnt. Nancy Nngucs, No dote hus been set for the
prestdt . .'d ,,,.ilh h•·• orttccrs, Bnr-wcddins: .
bnrn Blnkcly. Bcv,rly Chmdgrt~ • • •
nnd Mary Ann Wood nS.SJSll,J'lg, Eileen Jone.. . ~·n10r ph;> SICttl
Each garl was prcsc.ntt!d wath cduc:~uon maJm, nnd Bob Mis­
t wo long stemmed F:d ros ~ ued Jc)', femur phy!'.ical t.'liucnlion
\\ rth o bhH:k nhbon, n light~d mnjor, cngogt'd durmg the hoh·
wh1tc l.'Dndl••. representing the dnys, nnnounc(.od wilh :1 boK or
OI~BniW\Ion's colors and thu chocolates o\ Theta Kappll mf'Pt·
Sa<·:!jr&wc,m felt emblem worn on ing. Thl" wcddmg ls plunn~ for
o('('asrnn wh~ the group per-6ummcr
form rervict• for lhc coli gc.
.Rcfre!:hm~:nLS followl!,(} th~.: ccr~
mony. Bnrbarn Blak ly v.ns g(.'n­
(!J"Cll ~hnlrmnn.
• • •
Announced at NcY. Year's
e\'c pnrty was the c.ngog"mt;n t
of Betty LUhnn ichols to Em­
ccy· I..e~ Whilnl«!r, junior phys·
1cs major The \\ cddtng 1
planned fur car Jy June.
• • •
Dr. and Mt • Morgan OdeU
\\'<'1 e VUillt:'d 0\.'cl' ChdstnlnS holi­
days by lh••1r two .Y(Junccst son ,
On\ 1d Odell, l'osndcnn, and Rob
Odt!ll IIOd hLS wlf· nmm• from
Lo~ Angeles .
• •
Girts inie.rfl.tod m prrng nrsh­
ing "'ill IJ<> given opJ')('II tum ty to
rcgastea· nnci pny the 50 cent Jcc
Qtl rcgu!lrntwn day 1-'ra~Jay, Jan·
unry 2U in t.hc little thenh.=r or
Tuc..t:doy, Jon una y 30, In tlw :ym
• •
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chras Swplcton
nnd Mr. and Mrs. Rnlph Scotl
Wl'rc rtla<, guests of tl\(• Odclls
Cor-Chr1stmn dmna
• • •
P. MCD'lon Simms Jr •• rcUgion
stoff, and Mis Jo;dnn Jbghbore,
Bluomrngltm . lndinnn, were mlir
rtcd in n doublc·rang Cl!rt:mony • •
Betrothed Carm!!n Pctajn,
freshmnn t n t: ceontJmtCS major,
to E\•ereu ErickSon. who is ln
bus1n nt Ru~hland, Wnshmg­
ton No dnt.c hM been set tor
lht' \\: cdding
• • •
Jim Tomlin wn~ presented as
the new prCSldcnt of Delta Tou
Rho ut Its cmi·DMuol dmncr­
dan\; Saturday. Jonuory 6.
Other c.:k't't(.>d ufhccrs nro.:· Btll
E r 1 k sen, Vll'e-president, Bob
Stein, St:Cr• tary, Don "'osc, trens·
urcr: llob l\tua--r, de.1cgnt• at
lnrgc, ond Hnig CttrtllZHm, J lr1nky
Tonk chau mun. The oppointt..'d
ofrH'<:ni are: Lorry Compbcll nnd
B1ll NJt~l, plcdgcmnstcrs; Dave
Vnn FJcct. marshal; Wnlly Bow­
moo, hou mnn ~~cr; Chuck
Ifill, house constructio n chnir­
mnn, BHI Eriksf.'n, nthlclic rep·
rc.Pntotl\'c; D1ck Paul, hlstonan:
Dqnn Dcnl. nlumni secretory;
G(lrdun lnkUlStcr, pubhclt}'
chnuman.
• • •
The first of nn .mnu 1 Theta­
Ddt JOU\t O{'tnl meeting was
held Wcdnt:Sduy, Jnnuruy JO, 1n
the Snack Shack ot 7:30 p m.
'l'hc pnr ty wn1 step m pt omnt·
mg inlercsl nnd coop• rntlon
oanong campus prtftulizntions
CtJnduct u by Dr. ~o-;mcst R.l '.Youth is n wonderful
Rryan, Wnstungh>n, D. C., ~t Whnt o £'.rime 1.1 wot~tc
Lhc Third fll'fOrm ~:hun·h tn thildren. thing.
it (\J1
Grnnd Hopads, Mtclugan, l>n 0•"·
8 -Gcuagc Bcrunrd Shaw . .,;ember 29 nt p.m.
The couple nrc mnktng thear
home ot 3913 • prmg iordcn,
nCl •r thclr br•1cf lwncymoon . Mr.
Sunm · returned to lhc cnmpus
Mondny, Janunry 8 • • •
Tho engagomont of &Uy Cor­
nn Cntr ·n. fll'<'con C'ollt'R'-' of c otl<.f R ulu from CXP«"rtmrn­
t II p ;ycholn Ull h:n c .tlown lhnt
n ocmuon (Jt otWocUon wtth
nn)' type or bch::wJOr incrca.!l
the tcndcn!")" t.o rcpelll thot be·
hnvfor.
• Wh n un tnt t as cr• ntcd
or t n,~;thc ned, th r ult I a
drl\ not o •yllogrsm, a fore,.,
not hcHH • Th" aorru:: c:tin
I><! stud of the t. tc for nlc:ohal,
WCillth o mal!\ ry. lnl~ll nTe
Violinist Garners
Symphony Prize
Lewis nnd Clark collC'gc IS due
to ndd more wrs to Its musieal
crown '" h n Cln1rc HodgksD.!I
Walker mokes herd but w1lh the
PorUnnd Symphony arehcstr.l un­
der the diJ'ect!on of James Sam­
ple. Fcbrunry 5 Clnirc Wlll be
h ard \~tth the orchc tro 1.11
Vu;uxtemps' concerto :Cor violin,
lht same 6clccl1nn that won hr.!r
tht• "Yllung Art1Sts'" prize for
uppc:.ring wilh the orchestra.
Clntr<.' was chosen from among
19 other cont ostnnt.s wtth another
promising l' oung artist, soprano
Pntr1dn Mnc.Donnld from Wilson­
\"Illc. Clntre Wlll not be entirely
alone when she nppcano w sth. the
orchestro; several Lc\\ is nnd
Clnrk students also hold down
Urst nnd econd chnirs..
Each ycnr lt lS the custom of
the Portlnnd Symphony to hold
contcsls to select the mo t prom­
ising young t lent from Oregon.
Thu • cnr Cln11 t.: y. on honors
wh• n he pi 'cd u Pogomni con­
certo, the Vtcuxtcmps' conc-erto
nnd Corclll' "l..nFoll::l," for the
board of Judges
A sludc.nt of Boris StrPQ, Clnlre
pluys ~ 1th the ~wis nnd Clark
symphony, nnd m Strpo's Port­
lond f'hnrnbcr orc.h tro
Dramatic Group Gives
Childrens Production
The pet::ch nrls dcparLment or
Lt:\I.IS und Clnrk pr<!.S ntcd Stan­
l~;y Kou!fmnnn'. "Bobl,no," Jan­
u Q G in the Benson hich nudi­
torrum Tv.:o p rConnnnces were
Sl\ n and the young nudie.nc:t:
lillcd the auditorium to cop city
both tim
Sponson.--d by th Junior
Leoguc the piny \\ t\3 din.--ctcd
b;> B t t.) D "'is Gardn~r nnd
M Gcd b) Arthur Coo Grny.
Students who were m lh enst
VlCludod • John Wolt..:r, Jnne
Humbou h, Horry Goda1l, Slnn
Homcl, Ardca Cnuc. ZaharJDs
Znhnrahls, J\.nn AuRtln, Robert
'1 nbor, Ho~A"W'd But:r~>r, L)•lc Aut­
to, Dan Hmcs. Okk Paul and Bob
llnllock.
" Cf
Guild Theiler Pag Threo
-tories
d.)' nnmac fore not
cone• pta, oc:cordm
Liclc. in tcllectu.a!
to lhc r
• Know ledge l.n ita lf hns n
molt\'nU ng cll!'menl. MoUvc t·
tnch to outcome: knowled£
1 eka ef!ccUve menns or aUrun­
tns; thut outcome.'' The bli!Dd.i.o
of moLivc wlth know ledge Utc.n
pnxlu the dcslr<'d humzin con­
duct according to Tuttle's nrtiel
Only when both nrc combined I
educat10n complete and cllctUvc
Tb second nrtlcle, "A Func
uonnl Workshop,'' whith lS not
yet in clrculnlfon. Is the product
of a grnduatc clMS ot 15 stu·
d n 1n nn cdtlet1Uono.J CXpc!rl·
mcnt. Two YC!ru'll ngo commu
nny study or the Oswego-Lnkc
Crove area wus conducted ln
IX "'ceks period under the lu·
pervJ IOn or Dr. Tuttle.
·Among the values to the t.u­
dcnt , seven stnnd out, ' dcclnrai
TutLl• • "l. Defining ldenls of
ehool and commumty reJnlion­
tup •. 2. Lcnmmg to cvoluntt
presure group : 3. L<!nmlng to
work w1lh gr<1up of npproXJ
nunc equals; 4. Developing rc-
6J>Ons•blli ty lor committee ns ~11
as individual tn.J.ks; 5. Develop­
ing n scientific atUtude: 8. D~
\ clopmg crcati\•aty: 7. Lea min
how the busaness of a school d.ls­
t act can b carr:lcd on dcmo­
crtiUcaUy:•
An cvaluatlon ot the worlabop
"ns summari..zcd in the phrase,
.. Functionnl cdua1Uon rea 11)
funcl1oncd m this proJcd.'*
Advertisinq Artists Gulld
Plans Student Luncheoo
A p.mcl of m.x nd\·e:rtfsing stu­
dents who plan lo enter adve.r­
tismg art will be featured on
luncheon program to be spon­
~<Jrod Janulll') 15 by the Portland
Ad\'crUslng Arli.sls rruild nt t.h
Chamber of Commerce dining
room.
Students will ply the artbts
\Vrth qu~ tions to dl!eOvt'T tile op­
portumties hi lh advcrtlsing..an
fu.•.ld the "how" 01 the job and
bO\\. to &Ct jo~ Any student
WJShlng to nppenr on the p.ro­
grnm lS invited to contnet Prlce
Burhngamc. instructor 1D dVtt­
tJ .. mg in BA-H.
AN OREGON
BANK
Co.mplclt bonking focllltlet •••
prompt. courteous s.rvlce ••• at
ony branch of The-Unlt.d Stot11
Notional 8onk.
• CIM<klttt ecuutl
• Sni.,s ecc•••h
• Buk·br..,..oil ••nlc.e
• Loeas of all kiacb
• Bonk Motatf Orden
• Gift cllecb; penoHIIIH
dlecks: tranlon c•ocb
• f"'J bnkl .. •••II
I ' • ' Page f"ou.r TRI: PIONEER LOG Friday, Janucuy U. 1961
plu e ilial o racas
·-------------------------- ~~--------------------• 10 eers
Orange Waylay Baisch Receives
Drop Pilof Till By cura coponhagen
Lo 8poru DCUt.or <h tvcr Complclln~ tus fourth
~ f'nl under Coach .Joe Huston,
"the Huhc·· sJll'llr hcndcd o.n bll
conqu~rinfl LC ch:.vcn to tJ1eir
inttlol cle tr cut Nvt thw,•sl con­
fcs·cnc(' foolboll crown and 1 The PlC•nl'~r cn~cmt;n NtPppcd
m the raght dtrcclton an 1 hu1r
101linl conf~nmc~ l•Utmg ns they
warded oil u Pm•lllt• umvctlHty
J • .md took the fmnl nod
50-46 ut Yorest Grme Snlurdny
mght. HO\\ e' c1, the: locals ron
anto n white hot Pos tlnnd crew.
Tucsdo), to lose 73-5!'1.
The P U. trncns wns close
enouch to make coach Eldt:~n P1x
mop Jus brow on SC\'~ol acta·
stons. But rangy center John
Fcuz cnnn<.-d 20 points nnd lhc
rest of the Psonccrs grnbbl'd re-­
bounds hkte they \I;C~c 20-dollm
b11ls to g1vc LC its f.inlt \'IClOIJ·
ot PaCifiC! ~m~ 1!148.
Goddard. Henry Hil Vital PomtG
The cnmc, "hach wns of lhe
cu·cus 'nrtety nt Llmt..>s. pro­
crcsscd through four lies and
wns <~7-46 wtth JU.St two min­
Uti!$ rtlmnJning. As 11me rnn out
P1ancer forward Jnck Henry
~nk n free lhrnw nnd LC fans
Ed Reid (4) cans 0 lav·in for LC iD lost Tuesday 's Kl'Gp with had IO hold thc1r brcnths dur­
P 11 d U R~id ~~ :the PjonHr point parade wllb 14 u the ang l\\0 mlSscd gsft shots by
~:!san od.ged the OJ\Dtge 73·59. Awa:iting 0 possib~e rebound a.re I Puctfu:·~ \\'nit St~mszcw ~~. .
LC'a ceater John Feuz cmd Portland 's Jocksoa Wt.nlen and Ray The dtmtnUh\C Jlmnl) Cod
Foleen. d;u-d broke the tcn~on w1th nn
-llant• 1 )" 1~1 ll!dltnnn. c...:p)OSJ\'C luyup that blanked the
---------------------------- ~c:orebonrd to 50-'IH at the finn)
Loop Leading Fixmen Tackle
Linfield Five al McMinnville,
Entertain WillameHe Tuesday wh 11
F.euz Big Scorer
F .!0 pmnts roppcd scar-
InC honors. whtlc Rooney with
16 and Buckcwtcz \\ ith 13 were
the hl'U\') guns fnr Pac1f1c
• • •
LO (50) Po •· (48) J'acifio RIll li) t• U) Young
H-m U»l!• 11 IV J J1 ( ll) .AlDA)'ll.
t-' ur <:!'" • • U&) noon >' (I• u~l· r 1 :n U (4) 'Muran Linfield and Will.amette, a pair or clubs on the rebound, C.:u£11111rd <z• G cun lll.t•·k•·wtc:a f'uhlilltutlnm• Ll.." -Oro~ ·· (tJ, provide the ne.xt conference opposition for Eldon Fix's tlrnr> •Gl, :&lh•lco> CGI, WAhl tC.l. l'n<Jfil!-\'urk, J\£"••· U 11 U), Stnn· loop-Jeading Ploneer hoopmen. C• uk1, llMfil•ld fl,,lf J.C ::, l'ac!UI< ::r; Tomorrow night the LewlS and Clark hustlers head Before un overflow crowd of
south to meet the Wildcats at Mc.Minn\ rlHe. Linfield bounced 1800, LC gave the Pilots n stem
Vlhitman. ;t6-n, Monday after dropping both games of its bal lc before succumbing :in the
miUal series against College of Idaho. .erond half. The Ornngc held a l6-J2 mn~in :n Oni' time. but ln amfe: ence play to date "--cb th d tall WO&TWWWi COWPM•*WOE supc_nor ;&Kn Streng an
Lrnficld has canned l46 points rr~aro. Fcuz's Uve rv>r«onals early in r of 48 "" W L •u. J'T PA. ..--or a Pf!!' game n~rag .v L.-ta aa4 cuar• 1 o 1.000 50 •e the lut canto hwt lht }O('OAIS.
d6acwtnst 53 for lheJr opponents. eouece ot t4&bo 2 1 ..., 180 l&e Rei.. Wahl Garner p01-·-Wla1o:maa 2 1 .filr!l36 133 ""' """"' The Wddcat.s corrmuttcd 66 per- Wlll•me~w 1 2 .333153 1&'7 us tend\' Ed" Reid lOb 1buted ~ fouls In th~ Idaho series. ~c:lttu,;d 1 2 -~ 14411$8 I I ~ d ' ~ n• 1 .... _ o 1 .ooo foG 60 .. counters an """'w "ah 10
Big guns 1ll the Roy Hclser-j to pace the scrappy Pioneers.
Paul Durham attack to dote \\ ho impro\·ed on the1r fkst .frnaJ
tutve been center Ted McKee, Frosh Trip P.U. 37-35, score wsth the P1lots. Andy
uards Ad Rutsclunan and Btll L r· hi r·u I P"l I Johnscm powered home 20 :for
Anderson and rescn:e .torward ose tg 1 0 I 0 s the hdltop qUtnt.
~ar~a:u e~ pOtc.ntinlly po-As Hunt Connects for 31 ~~~·~li, ";;•· 'n~)•o,~~~~:~
J~ld 1 H 1 l' (%0) Johnll(ln
tent Beareats ,, .. lsit the Palatine A re31 \••ctory .ma a moral .... 1u: c11) r f7) Jn.. WJntHI!
• r:"-llfl'h r C•) -<l c7) ,JI \VInu:r• UndouUted v une t•f the {ll .sl
~sl backs m North\H'Sl lnatory,
LC's nubo Baisch, RlliO l·nown
all "lut ty ca1" nnd "the tnnk."
cttplut•<.>d anothe• honoJ' ln~t WCl•k
h.} cnmmc n backftcld post un
JH ... kUl rating l'..Xpcn Paul B.
Wtlhnmson's mtddh.· c:ollc>gc All·
Amcncnn sl'll'<:hons
lt \\ ns o climnx to n long llnc
o( oll-stnr JllnCUlgs and ~n tions
gained by the stocky, 200 pound,
h\'<.'·foot ctght-mch Pioneer pllc-
Volleyball Action
Nears Completion
W 1 t h the ronduding fmnl
round of the mtrnmurnl \'ollcy­
bnll games bdng plnycd, oil A
tcums nrc requf~tod to fill out
an .t\ 11 Slar \•olJcvball nomi n.1• •
hon hneup by next Tuesday, Jun-
uan• J6. Team managers cun piC"k
up the shps sn Wnrrcn Smith's ol·
i•re or conu,ct Don St'mpl'rt.
dead o!fJcinl manng~·r of the
three leagues.
There will be onlv one mtrn-•
murnl bnskctbalJ lcngue durmg
Lhc J 951 scnson. Lack of enough
playing time in the gym \\'US one
of Lhc main c.nu.ses for the obol·
ishmg of the B league to opt•rnte.
The lim games will be played
Tut>sdny noon on the 16. All the
A entries should ~ in WorTen
Smith's oUice no later than :fh·c
o'clock tonight.
VolleyboU scores !rom Tues­
day's games:
Independent league: Polecats
won O\'er Future Tcnchen; of
America l 5·8 and 15·10 Faculty
won over Mi~Csts 15-7 .1nd 15-7.
Polt-cats won over Dugan!' 15-9
and 15·12. Feeble "6" won by
forit•it over AJI Tired Outs.
FratP.rnity league: Betll won
over K.:lppa 15-13, 11-15 and 15·
l 0. Delts won by forft•it over
Acacia. Sigma won over Acacia
15-10 and 15-12. Sigma won over
Alpha 15-8 and 15-9.
B League: Sigma won over
Misfits 15-9 and 15-12. Delu won
O\'er Alpha 18-16 and 15-4. Pole­
cat.s won over Lambdn 15-J 1 and
15-13. l'enr buwl 'r'IClury.
Tlw ex· West IJann grld t••1 ror
w.u; o unnnimous oil North·
west c..-onfcrcnce choice and wn
~· lcctf'd 0,11 the C1rsl string of
UP's l .. lttle All Const el~vcn. Be­
sides Wllhnmson's team Bni&ch
nlso received honorable mcnhon
on tJ1c L1ttlc All-Amencan and
UP's Ali-Cons t clubs.
He wm1 the only west coost
ploycr to be named to any o1
W11liomson's three mtddle All·
Amerrcan squnds, bctng named
on the lhtrd team backhcld.
SwhchU\g to halfback after
pl.aymK fullhnck for three years,
Rube doubled h1s !>easunul T. D.
output last [all w1lh 84 points
us compos (.'(1 to 42 in '•HI. ln lhe
net yardvgr. dl!partmcnt or '49
he rulh.-d up 760 ya ds tn H7
c:..11 ncs. ln '50 he p1ckc·d up 918
yards 10 110 tJm, ·:~ lor an 8.3
avcr:tgl' per carry.
Rt!asons (or g~1p10g ~pac~ and
bru1sc.-d und b•~wtJdercd would­
be t.ncklers, m opposing defenses
lns1 fall after a BWsch jaunt.
are shown by the foUowmg sta­
tistics:
Sportsession
By Doa Floren
hlll gynu:~as~wn Tuesday for a ,,.1ctory .,.. ct • the~ week's glean Wahl rH• 1 o o :!) NLruiJ,
Wt walh the Fixmen. Johnny 1·ng.. ·•or tl1c fro h baskelball sut-scltu tlnrrll: r.c -H<~nr)' '8'· A sure and healthy sign that the athletic program here ,. J Oro~ • lC), OC>Citlarrl (2), HAJ!muJ< en
l.ewJ.S• crew, smarting from 3 Learn over P«Jctfic nnd Portland (!l), PautJU.~n lS), .MIII"k.v. P••rllaud-al Lewis and Clark is considerl!d in its proper r~lahon to the
h d f . )IC!Glh rcy trl), Ho~hu tli1, )lll)'fJdit twm Uclnng at lh~> .an s 0 un· frosb. respccttvcly. <1!>. Hummt:"l, Trutnhl~t•. academic curriculum is thr abs<'nce of large numbers of
der-ratcd Whitman. cooled C<Jl· At Forest Grove Uu.>y won a I Jlnlf l..C !:1, l'or&tond 7.
62 ... d varsitv athletes flunking oul lege of Idaho, G6· , .... ,on ay. squl:akcr from P.actfic lrosh 37- .;
The Wsllilmette offense has be~"n 35 Wllh Ken Goold .and Dale lrv Jones Paces Local In blg·Ume sc:boot.. thb practice ha. hU a.n all-time
poradtc thus far 'WJtb the de-Hunt leadrng the way. It wa Slatmen in Trail Race; blgh. Vic Janowicz . Ohio State's All-American halfback ha.
fcnr.e consistently wealt. How-the fu11L conference opponent Practice Meet Slated 1 been raUng na.tlonal headlines for several days because
ever, the Bcarcats, pt~e·-easo n Thev lhen lo l to Portland uni· T
1 1 d university officiala dropped hlm from school for low grades.
favorite5 to cop the champion-\Cndl\' .frosh 63-55, af&.er com· wo I! n mr•n rucmg un cr . ,
ship, cannot be lightly regarded lllg b.ac.k from 3 large deficit Lcwts and Clar}.· colors placed in Not wlahing Jo be outdone, SkJp Doyle. Janowicz s under
v.'ltb such men ns Ted Loder, lo \\'lthin 11x points of tht! PiloLS. the first ten, Closs C, in the Port-study followed ault.
Larry SmiUt, Doug Logue, D1ck One more bns.ket by Porlland. land day t~ail race on Mt. Hood Nearer home, the Universi ty of Oregon frosh basketball
Brouwer. Hugh Bcllinger and howcv r. opplied the coup de Satu~y. . squad hd!l cfeclared four regulars ineligible due to low
Lou Scrh'ellS on lhc roster. grace. Neverthel ess, the game Irvmg ~one::' placed fift~ and mark1. Tbts is in line with continuing a policy adopted last
Came time on both nights is was a decidt..;(l imprO\Iemr:nt over Roy MotTIB mnth. Other P1oneer . • . · o:ao p.m. for the frosh tilt with the carllcr 1-1·40 defeat by Port-skters competing Wl're Reinhard year when an tdentlcal blow struck the Duckhngs.
van;ity action slated for 8:15. land. Hunt pilt!d in 20 poiltta !ol· von Amon, Walt Eneidi, Ken A trlo of maplemen from Whitworth , lncludJng big-boy
lowed by Milt Schroeder with 13. Herman, Bob Benton and Doug Ralph PouiMn , wer• decla.red lDeltglble by achool offlciala
Women to Select Chdmp
Of Volleyball Tourney
The champiOns ot the women's
mt.rtlm\Jral volleybaU tournament
wnt be det.ernuned nexl. Thurs.
day in lbc gymnuiwn.
~ EarJ,.y Birds will plny the
wlDOET of the .emi-chrunpionship
pme which was held yesterday
ibetweea the: Zeta Zomb1es and
lhe Theta 'Tbu&li Scoring in thl.! two gnmes: OlJ:ion. The race was run under early thl.a week. However . tbla la alated to be llfted Jcmuary
Against Pacific --Lund 2, Whaley exct:l!cnt Jlkilng <.'Onditlons. )9. a week before the touted Whitworth crew meets LC ln
2, Sch~VL-d cJ o, Coold 10. Long-Skier . lurnsng out for the P1o·
LaUa 2, Hunt 11. Swin l, ltoines nf!er slat !OQWld will meogc ln a Portlcmd.
3. Agoinat Port1and-Lund 3, practice meet, cross-country ond With grade reports due in a couple of weeks, of course,
St:hrucdcr 13, Coold 5, Lonballa slalom, thls wcek·"nd on Ml. the P1oneen ; could suffer similar blows. It would be ridicu·
4, Hunt 20. Slt>.in 4. Haines 3, Rood. OthPr teums ••nlt:rt.>d nre lous to think that standards here arc so lox that every stu­
Ma.rtin l, Cordc,n 2. Umvcr.;ity ot Portln.nd. Univcr-dent enrolled should make his grades; but there has not
Next bhtlle tor the frosh wil1 sity of Oregon, Oregon State,
be ot Linfield, Saturday rusht. Reed nnd the: Univeraily of waah-been in the past nor is there expected in the future :my
Action u; 1lot.cd for 6:30 p.m. sngton junior nnsity. wholesr•le flunking by an LC team. 12. 1951
m.s
fout'Lh
Huston,
d an ull
to th••ir
~·est con·
1 and a
·rd tcr:ror
t North·
nnd was
string of
even. Be­
n Baisch
mention
rlcnn and
test const
lo any of
~dle All­
u~ nami!d
·khcld.
ck nUcr
:rec years,
nal T, D.
84 points
49. Jn tht~
.nt o( '49
is in 147
•d up 918
'>r un 8.3
pnces and
would
~ deJ:c.nscs
ich Jaunt
lwing 5la·
r ' Dll I
0 .. •
I
;ram here
pn to the
tnbers of
1 all-tlme
!back has
beccnde
w gradee.
·a under·
asketball
to low
t>pted last
~ blg-boy
f officials
January
t. LC ln
( COUCI\C,
e ridicu­
very ~tu­
' has not
ture :my _F_ri_~---·--J_&_nu_~ __ Y __ 12_. __ 19_s_t _____________________________________ TH __ E~PlO~ -R--L_O_G ________________________ ____________ _____________ P_ag __ • __ n ___ ••
Receives
ODD COLLECTION OF SIGNS
NOTED ON PIONEER CAMPUS L .......... omments on Faults uest
More, Less Features , Better Heads
Said Flaws; Sports Page Rates High
By Gordon Mokin.tter
Mo l opport•nl t" lhe sharper
ob ,., \'CUI tlf cnmpus life... nod rts
lw-protluc; ttl mu t lw tlw tntens
:md placards po h'd ot vurinut~~
tratl.!grc posrtrontl tor th•~ rcgcu'd
nf Wfl) WOI"(I Pwncl'NI.
The hNW> "'ood€:n not 1ce nt
t , c:ntru.ncc of the coll.-.gr> drs­
lPP •nt t•d nROrn lust week, tnken,
undoubtt tlly, by villains nltend­
inJ: our eros \1)\\ n neighbor in-
tttuttou
The c J)UIJ)h:·llnd -whitc clad
1 ogues oJdu'\ lf'OH' tho Scene
b111 r~.;n, ho\\ ever, but hung n .new
tgn p.-•rhops 0 su~n or the ltmes,
tx ar me 1 hc words "Saca)awcau
Fml hing School. '
Tha most• rJlll:lc.."e ho ttl!;o das­
IJPPC'ltr• d
Jenlou~S f1• shmcn rnny b Uw
culpnts wh•l mov•!d thl.' post
\\ htt h t;atd ''Jumor P;rrkmg'' to
th~ hu nd uf lh• Jut hdow Ute
foutbull fn•ld
Nr. s1gn ot oil hitS bcl'n rmst­
nd to lnstr uct hnpless rnot~'nsls
"hat pnrt of the t'Umpus as
Professor s Association
Protests Loyalty Oaths
1 nc L~w~ and (.I, .. I.. ~ulplcr
ot the Arncrtcnn Assoc1ataon or
Umvcrsrty P1-ofcssors has sent a
tl'Solutlon of protest to thc Board
or RcgcnUI at the Unlvcrsrty o(
California tn regard to thc1r us~>
•f loyalt) oaths for teach<
qunlil1cotaon
Stmrlar rcsolullons nrc being
cnt b) otht•r dlUpli~I'S through­
out the country, accordmg to Dr.
John 1.... And••t'S(ln, prcsrdent. of
th • loco! 01 gnnization. By Bryco White l.nown •s the "mcz.z r11nc ..
Cour\Lit 5. P·•rk111g tlrltt-IB ltnvc
btu\ d.Uitlll>utod tn thO;(' whn Rcacllnns nf over 60 &tuclenls voned to the question, "Do you read beyond the head­
ltnLS or the LOG and if so, what?" The purp 1SC of the poll was to fmd out how th•• LO •
thought It wns tlw lo~v.-·r lot 1s 1 ece1vcu by renders, with nll commcn~s welcome, bar none.
Pl'ob;ably tht' must profound ,r The results mchcatcd sports nnd fenturc pngcs as the more popular sections, nnd
ull !lign u; the bontd plnnted In Lhat front page news, society news and edJlorwls were wtd•"ly rend. Cr1t1cisms were loud front of rh~: LOG oHic,.. whrd1
npJK 1 • Mu acul Klnd'-rgu t('n from sevPrnl students, w1th conflictmg rcphe conrusmg the outcome.
-lnqutt Irundt:!. · D1ck Paul, semor polit1cal sc1e1tce m, jor, terms the LOG ''one of the worst rubb r _____________ _ ;,_ ______ ~ ___ ...,;_ __ t tnp ahr:~t that c'l.:er ext~rted. spare'
Artist Combines Talent ~ Experience
To Become Versatile Instrumentalist
By Bill Foss
Thf' audrenc fell Into on ex­
pectant SJiencc n junior mu11c
mnjr)r Glenn ReeVI'S strodt to the
frunt of the orchestra to l!llre.KS
the I'Ors Of mtJIIC }(1\'Crs With 1hc
vrbrant warblrngs l't'Om the !IOUl
o( has violin.
Assumtng hr !Jest profcss1onnl
stance, he plnct>d has bow 1n pnsr­
tian to u uc the f1rst note Thot's
when lhe trouhll' start<.'d-
'l'hc lnllpit'l'~ bt okc -Sprong'
wl!nt the strings-and off ADIII'd
the bow like on DtlllW The pub­
licity flUinRJ;:<'J, how vc.r. re­
arranged the progr.am, had the
orchestra ploy the Wlllrom TC'U
Overture nnd Glt•nn shot npples
o!f a hltlc boy' henri in the lh1rd
row for thc rest of the season.
(That lost l:'ntcnc~ nm't 1\\.'CC -
snrily so.)
RHvcs Venable Artist
rJQnghrur or mellow.
can do H He hns be<.>n Rec\"CS
n bonn
ftdt>
one
lhl' unwn member for 19 yean;,
of the Qrrgmol memb•'rs of
Portland JUntor ~ryrnphony n onl; ul •he commJttce n.Lr ..
b<'l"'l that helped regroup the
Porthmd syrnphr,ny. HtS P3J1...
Ume job thls year con is of a
thr~e -pi cc combo at th Press
club called the "Clubmen "
Th~" c.l~clnc and SpantBh gui­
t.llt and lhc v1oln nlso Ytclrl sat­
ISfy mg t•udt'D.UlS t.o 1 ht• touch of
h1s ntmble fingers
Artist to Become Toacher
Rei.'\ C$, the m ll.!!l. w 111 b~:com
Profcsor Reeves, the teacher, nft.­
cr he groduotes (.l'om hts int·~n-
1\'C study M mus1c here Port·
land ls the clty he prefers to
teach ln CI~C\I.•ts and Clark-g<'l
tho c btds read\ ) -Rcc\ C'S as ll\'mg proof that a
person cnn f1ddlc hts hfc uwny
nnd enJOY lt.
Phone Number Change
Th•' phone numb•:!r OJ Hu~.;.., '"·
1-lorsl, grnduntc· eduC<lUon l!tU·
dent, i ln .. "'t ret t m the Pioneer
Gu1dc. 'l'hc oorrf'ct number rs TR
7606. l 18 h vc me columns that Frethmnn Arden C rcplt d
~xpr lhl' oplnrons ot Lh • .. l JUSt d th• tun• w lt.h
ah. ck ctO'i d'-not ulw<~y the good h ads but qu tc often l
rciJ •lou ond music dep rtmenu•" ~ r about I good stort• thut
A lrntlnr statement was mndc I vt: mu...~ Wh.) d you ha~
b} anolh('r 1tudent sudt ROod tDrt~s under auch
Juck J •nntnss. sophomore psy-lou y h dhn ..
chology mojor, replied that h~> An "m more severe crttl·
rend th whol paper nd c:wn wa; vc ,..d b) M ry l~u:nd
"can't ftnd nnythmg \\ rong v. t.h }umor socJology mtlJOr, who r
lh • LOG unit> lhc1 (· could be markL-d that thl;' headlines ore
more nev. and ll! fc<~ture " ott.en too mulca tng to what
Tnkang n stnnd for more fCJ 1 actually c:ont~:uncd m the
ture mo~tenul 1 ann1or chemtstry 1011 ..
rnOJOI Donn Drnl Th<'rc me studcnl.a who
~f..>t: Slll'llc) · t!nlor fOretgn ore at1sfacd wrth lh LOG
language major. hkc thP edt· Sophomor mu Jc m jor Dnve
tortals and socr ty column, but Vnn Fleet affn rncd that he w
• feel n lot of stones arc Just ccmtcnt \,.lth LOG CO\ erngc, nd
umntcrc Ung ftll-aru~ wrrtlen likes to rt>;:~d lh IIPOr nnd f I·
wath the idf'll or Jll l falling up turc pages p<'etally.
Procedure Listed
For Service Calls
Procedure for stud nts and
facult~ tD foUO\\ m order to re­
port ~edit for work 1n progress
wh!!n o student 15 cnlled into oc­
hvc duty m the armed S~'l"\'ices
dunng n em stcr Is outhncd (n
o rclcaw b) Dean HO\'JDrd to all
fncuhy members. A humorou note.: ""os cnst
b} Eld n Gunt r, JlLr\IOr bu 1
n ru! m or. who rc:~dJ tht:
\\ h()Jt pap~ entbu ruruc 11)
COJOYlllg the f ont pago.: lx> be
cal15c. I can read at In clu...,
v. tlbout gcumg caught
Olt.. IS Jnc:k Crlmsted f.n-
vorru:: Thls jumor pce:ch maJ
auded. There oueht to be more
lett.-.rs to tb edttor ..
\Big fawn' Feuz Holds Center Position
In First Year on Pioneer Varsity Five Droft news was found must m
tere<tmg to Sophomore J 1m Sa\­
age, "ho smd he enlo.Y th~
paper so ml1ch he would nppr•··
c1atl' bcUJS ur:ound to read tl f r
a !cw mor-e years -------Thf' !lltudenl shall rePOrt t.o Ute
Dcnn llf Men wtlh hrs orders to
report for mihtnry duty The l!>tu­
dcnt should Coll•J\V I he normal
W1thdrnwnl procedure an the l't:g­
tstntr-s off1ce nnd !hould counsel
wJth cnch ll1Structor concerning
the status of Ius work and the IN ew Sports Schedule omount of credit he has earned. By Herb Williams
One fl( the lllBJOr pruul••ms
lhat conch Eldon Ftx rnct..>d thts
f 1 .•a fmdlng n replaccmt!nl
f the center posrllon whtch
Bob Pollard hllcd so bnUmn\ly
dur mg hts collegmtc career To
til thot spot he cnml.' up "1U1
John Fcuz. a ophomOJ c who
piO\'cd mostly fro.lt ball ln.st
' r. .although he: !SUited UJl and
" llm1tcd nc.tJwl tn sever-al
\ nrsrty Climes
The b•' pcctuclt.•d f'cuz. at sr.x
fl'• t, ftv and u holt 1ncht.'S has
been om· of thc mum assets 10
th<! Lewis und Clark hneup thus
tor this Sl·atmn Fix hus had htm
~ tit king ()n hook shuti; with
lllhtr hnnd Ul nnd :unund the
key, alsc1 em n voncty of p1vot
t~Jld pnst plays. A goOci rebound
mnn, John nlong wllh K•·n ~el'­
\' s kc,; ps mnny of Lhro appo~mg
tt:nms frvm gt>tlmg the bnll otf
tht board
Fcu:r., who w• rghs Jll6, tS n
busmess ndmmlstrntion major
nnd 11 mmormg :In phy aCDl edu­
c.'lllton. Be tot c th" basketball ca-
n tnrtcd. John st.nrrcd on the
Phogbouncl Polecat touch foot
bull tPnm both on the oHt!nSIV<'
nnd dcfcn t\f> INun At lhe end
of he l'D5<m he was voted lhe
r to t outstnndmg hn•·HHin on the
l nm by llw mt.:mt"'' of the
Pulet at ·~wup
lh b\•longs to th(• 104th ln£an­
lr • rc crvt• untt bal:i•'d Dl Von·
r.ouvcr. WnJhma.:ton, whit:h is •!X·
J.IL'r.tcd tn be 1'l:i lll•d some lime In
the cod)• &piing, It \\ ould of
'ou~ ,. b•• o c.lmnogtn(t blow to
tl1e P&••nccr. lt he wet c cull~d
I cfm c lhl' hntsh of the '50-'51
lliitl!CetbolJ liPU&on John 15 a
member of llw base bond and he
li11o ploy11 111 1 hNr dnncc band
Jo, •uz i , gr1lduu t~.; of l.mcoJn h rgh, hm ..n •" •cndt'CI frurn J 94-l John burld th m 111 hts sp::~re
to 1948 H~> pla)•!'d fout }'t' u momcnr.s when h can ftnd lime
of ba kctbnll lor the Cnrdlo!llll t11 il'l owny fn1m hlS sehoul
l<:Ucrrng in In Jllfll •r ond \\ ork Lnst ummer th" nnll\'••
10r Yl'atli HIS Ia t l" o y<'<~r h... Orcgon1o.n and h1~ l oung._.r
plnycd bo • b::tll nt no out1Jl ld hro~twr DnH• won the Or<'gon
pos1Uon John nl o mnd!' n btg modd arrplnne ch mpaon hrp No blnnkct war credit Will ~ Set at NW AC Meeting
gt\. en and the nrnount of c:tedrt
• nome for ham dl n n membtr nd quahf11>d fo o trip to D •• ~ lll be dctenmned b) the rndl­
vldunl mstructor When normal
progress hns been mode crecht
will be bar;ed on the rouo or the
lime tn cln.~ lO the length of the
sem~.-ster When m the rnsll'Uc­
tor' )udgmcnl thl' tudent hns
completed the course cssenttals,
full credit rruJ) be gtven of the Lancoln bnnd duran hr I >VII for the fmrlls m tht: PI) m
Jour ) C:•t outh Intel nntwnnl Modtl Atr·
lf ht.: dad gt•l u chan<:(' to fm-pl!ln( They d1dn t "m ftrst
tSh chou I, he would hkt to pr izc but fmr.shcd htgh in t •
cJthcr (!O mto butitn" "1th hi tnn.ncv On" oth~r gn•nt lwbhy
{other who O\\ ns a ment JTUII ket f euz nnmes, ls swtmml ng. He
tH to lct1Ch111g on tht· seconclnry clnuru: tn h • n goDd swunmer
level, tf thc ment bu tnc:;.''l didn't lrom \\S) b~ck. but dcclrn<.>d to
appcnl to ulru mention JU.St how far brtt k C1 !<itt wall b £1\'c.rt m each
course reg111tered provrding ~ur­
fic-tent progress has been made
t•l warrnnt ns much aa one hnlf
scmc.>Sh!r hour of crcdtt m l hour
coursCJ and t\n semester hour
1 n all others. A ;.!leal model nupl:m•• Inn, thol 11:;.
Jan. 19, Deadline On Library Fines
Mortlyn: 'rhompson. Phyhs: 1'111·
mun, St<'phen; Uehara, Ltlhcm: F'orty-SC\'Cn students ha vc un­
patd ltbrary ftne o t•r Jnnunry
8, nccordmg to Dr Lauren~·e Tom·
hnson, llbrarhtn F'mr;s should he
paid at the llbrmy hy 5 P m.
F'ndoy, Jnnua1y 19, lw sold J\fh•r
that umc nn oddtt1onnl pc~nlt
will b added and nil fmes will
be r>nrd nt the bustn<'SS onc-e
Students w1th hnca urc:
A ) c x n n d f' r, 'Tl'd, Bergman,
Gu)', Bcrtul<"lt, Dan; Bochnlre,
Henry L , Booth, E 1-Compton,
N 0; Dot on, Pntrtc:ta: Covl<lld,
Donrw, llnhn, Pete: Hnmndn,
Kuulso: Hnrlow, Ruy: llnrasun,
1~11" Tt'nt c I<~ , Huakett. .I nme. :
lJO.)'I'S, Murglltl.!t. lloskJnll, nuth:
Hunt, Betty: Kcauns. Uonnld;
Koster, Hurolrl, l,cmes, Henry;
Mcintyre, l\larlun; Morgnn, Joyce;
Morru;on, Mrny Ucllc: Ncnson,
Kt.>n: O'Nctll, Mol\·: Q,,en, Wil­
ham: and Purrt h, Belly L.u~.
Pm'SOOS, n u:hurd: f'ol'-~ Rub) :
Pryor, T~d. R1cc, Glodys; Hu ~11,
Mary Jean; Smith, .Brun:; Squtrc,
Sam: Sweet, \'lctor: Tarb t, Unger, Joseph, Weller, l...cnorc,
Wetherell, J e r r )' ; M"ymuUer,
C. F, White, Bryc-e: Wood.
Jnmcs. Wulf, Sharley; Zlmerm n,
l.loyd: and Zora. Ray
Dr. Roberts New Book
Received at LC lJbrary Palatine Grapplers
Prepare for Y.M.C.A.
Conch J rm W rd has Ulc Pto­
m~cr wrcslhng h~ m \\ orkm out
thas w~k in prcparmg !or thelr
Hl'5'l cnrd gnm l the downtown
\' 1\t.C A on Jnnu r' 12
'l'h•· tt: rn 1 roundrng mto
shnp uft r the Chrtstma vuca-
.. 'fhc R Ill t L_ IS the title t1on nd W 1rd cxpcc~ lhe grnp·
of n n~.:w lx•ok JUSt rCct!I'I.:Cd m p't't to hm\ ''ell ug ins\ the
the college ltbrnry \l>nUen b) top flls:ht opposation 1\ncd up
Gwrlym 0 Robl'rLS, Welch p y-ngnm t them The n::rnnlnlng
chology pl'oi•~ at at LC\\ ts and scht~lul~ ls ns Colluw:s
C.:lna•k Janunr~ 17-Potlland \' •.C..A ..
1'hc honk 1 tJ6C'd ns lt'CJtUrc ms· here.
tcrtnl 1M classes studylns th~J J.muar) !!0--0rc gon ~tate col-
growth uC the fndiv1dunJ' s lcwc lege, there
ltfe (rom l..11rth through the tagcs Jnnu111~ !!t)-Mullnom •h club,
ol dutmg, ma1•riagc nnd mono-there
gnrnous II\" lOg Roberts WIUI cdu· 1-'cln u I')' 9-Wn~hln •ton Still"
c:Oh'li 111 England und wus for-coJit.$c. hem
merlv l'lmictan Ol Lced" UOJ· }o', bruory 16-1'; tern W shtDt.:· •
\ crsuy In London. ton College or Educhtron here
'"The Rua<i to Lo\·t!'" "as pub- ~cbruary .!J-0f'(!gon Stntc col-
h h•!d t)y the Chunuclt.:f'r preu leg'-'• here
or New York. M lrCh 2-.Multnomth club. hct ti1CCllOn!S of th 11-confcr Oe«!
football team nd nc~ officers
\VtJS the prmctpaJ bu lOCSS Of th~
Pacaftc Nurlhw t athlettc eon­
f renee m Ung heJd rccenth m
PortJ nd
Oonlercn<X> dcle,got nlso
,,.l$cd the sc.hcduJcs for rtn&
sports, and .SC"t the c:on f erenre
trnck rncct for .May 18, ot \'tlll­
nmette unt\'Crstt:J Lc\\ ts nd
Clnrk will ~ host to the conCc.r­
~ncc golf and tennis touma·
menU!
Skung "tU b c.:ontrnulod pro­
'lo'Jdmg that n chnmptonshtp Wlll
be dl.'t'lnred I£ at Je:u;t \\\ 0 c.hools
puruttpntc. n \\ pnrtlclp. hon
ul \ a ndoplcd. lf nn thlctc
1 forced r.o \\"Jlhdra\v from rot­
lege for mUttan sc:rvrc:c be!or
hall the vnrsny nm are plnyNI
m that p rtrcular 11port, th • ath­
lete will not lo.se thut -~ c ~~ par
tktp tton
Nn' N W A C ofltcers for th
cnsuln • •car nN ~~ Sp rk
Wall melle. who sue ds Dr
Cb ric;; W Ho\~ onl, Lf'\\ lS lllld
Clnrk 11 president anci D 0
Snllth P ctbc ~N:' lnr.) tN -
urer
L C Reliqion Head Leads
Bible Discussion Groupe
Or John L. And~l'S(I n. he d or
th reltgron dcpnrum .•nt, tS hmd
tng a set-1c of I turc-d&scuss1a n
on W~n y c\ cnmg nt lhc
Mt. Tabor Pres b.> ter an church
Two of the rl "ill be on
the Old T lstUtlt!nt nd thl'l) on
th~ Nc\\ Te lament Pa~ su.. THE PIONEER LOG Friday January 11. 1951 -
Huston Awards Grid Letters ~Cynical Sam' Takes Dim View
Thtrty-se\ en members o! the
Lcw1~ nnd Clark champu.mship
"orthwfsl Conf-erence and Pcnr
&wl team wc.re awtu·tkd lclters
lust week by conch Jo~: H~tstc>n.
Those recel\'&ng lhc1r :fourth
nward were Rube B3•s~h. Art
Bnkkt!. St.an Blair, Pete Hnm.
Ed Paul, Eldo.n Stender, Bob
Walker :md Fred Wllson.
Thard ~ e::tr '\\."UUlc.rs ·w·cre Clnrk
Anderson. FTnnCJS Cox, GlO·
Gerber, Jim Kmg and D1ck
Walker.
Second venr ownrds went ta •
Btll Bell. Bud Cox. Bruce Eck-
lund .l:lill Johnson. Ken Knud en.
Hank Lcincs. Cllf Mllen Bob
M 1 sIc y, John Newell. Ran
O'Brte.n, Al Otto nnd Du:k VoU.
FU'St year letters were av. nrded
lO Bill Bo\\~ Joe Bre.nnnn, Bill
Cc.'i:, Frank Fatr, Bernie Dona­
hue. Phil Fraser, Bruce Long-
Dean Must Clear
Incomplete Marks
The faculty lcgislauon wh1ch
requtres that any incomplete at
the end of a semester be cleared
by the student through the deun
oJ students is gomg to pro\ 1de
some close decisions. Dr Verg~J
Fogdnll. student dean predicted
todny.
As I understand the legula­
tion. Fogdall commented, "it
means that the faculty feel that
tit semetser enas when lhl! final
cxmnmnllon In that course is gtv­
en and thot all work 1S due in not
later than that time. When ph''!>l·
cal disability or other fnctors be­
;) nd the students' control make
this lmpOSSJble. 1t creates n itu·
tion wherein the 'incomplete' is
to be given.''
Students whu feel tb~:y need
the mcompJete should talk with
the InStructors uwolvcd and then
e Dr: Fogdall.
Persons 111 dunng final exanu·
nations Should contact hlS office,
he said. and the word wil be
reln} ed to faculty members
Initial Grappling Meet
On Tap For 'Y' Tonight bnlla, B1ll O'Hnrn, Jsm Sandvtg,
Bruce Sm.tth, Clark Slepht•n" and
J1m WaUt'rs,
Don Hm~. jun1or vnrs1ty mnn·
gcr, wus nwnrd~d n Iorge Lewis
cmd Clark pt nnnnt.
Three Speakers
On Vanport Panel
Jam CTO\\ th('rs, Jnck Grim­
!<\Cad nnd Harry Godsll "til rep­
l't:' cnt Lc\1. IS rmd Clnrk college
an the-Vanport Oa. cusslon tour­
n mtnt. Jnnunr~ li nnd 18
The tournamt:nt, the only ont::
of 1ts kmd on Ut,. v. est coast,
ronsu;ts of SC'I: eral three-man
pan 1 m de up of college stu·
dents E cll panel 'lSH.s four
. chools 1 Cl\ 1c groups and dls·
u t.he problem, .. What should
be the ri."SponSJblhlv of the fed·
era) govcmme,n t for the .. \:clfare
of Ute people of tht• Umtcd
Stntes"
T n persons are se}(.'Cted from
the uudu~noe to JUdge the speak­
ers Th~:; ballots nrc then C"lleet­
dl and sent to the toumam~nl
headquarters "h·~e lhc wmner
1s announcx>d .
Th tournament 1s sponsored
b\' Vanport E,."'tens10n college.
ColJ ege Rumor F aclory
Suggests Way to Peace
LC college students bn\"' n
lt agLunl The lotest rumor of
ho\\ to !1ght the v. nr hn~ JUst
been c: mp1lcd by Clme of the
mo t b1 tlhant tude.nts ll's hkc
Uus.
Tal:~ all the monel that the
·we tem power. are sending for
ddcru!c and gtvt: 11 to Russ1a
U1C'n t.ht:> btgw'lgs begmmng with
St<~lm v. 111 tmml•chatel) stnrt w
QUJbbJe and quarrel OV('J' v.; ho
gets lh~:; biggest share of the
monc.)
The at gument wl11 progress
~ th first onn and then th~
olber vctomg nll suggcsuons and
tn the metmt1mc the ·•vo1ce of
Am 1ca wtll reach the common
m m cau ng tum to become du;­
tdt d and start a revolution.
Effects of thiS e\ oluuon Y.'lll
put Russ1 .. back GO years and 1t
1J LlktO thnt long far h• r to
I' ach the pomt of power she
now hns-t.he result -world
peace tor GO years!
A:tn't that sunple! -
ExaDiination Tips Ready
For General Distribution The !tm w.n::.Jmg team from
Lel\."JS and Clark to e\'er ~ngage
m outside competition WJU open
the mnt .season torught at the
downtown YMCA, engaging a
highly touted Centr.ll Y team.
MatChes are a:lated to begtn at
7 ~30 and rue open to the public
fre af charge. BCCllusc ot uppel -d1' 1 uon dr
Coach Jim Ward announced mnnd !or copies of the :freshman
th1s tenuruve lineup for tonight' s sc.mJOar dlscussiou gwde, ''Some ~ : Leo McElroy, J25-pound Ttds on Takmg CoiJege-Lev£>1
dl .. ·uuon: Jack Ballab. 13~: Rube Ex::urunauons," 300 extra copies
hnve been mirneogrophed. Green, 145: Jim Watters. 14.5; h
Cr.ug Hunt, l55; Jim Sandvig, T e gu1de was prepared by fac-
165; Jtm Misko, 175: BilJ O'Hara, ulty ndv19ers Jn their seminars
100: Rube Baisch and Eldo WJth f:reshmPn on Tuesdny, Jnn­
Stender, beBvywc•ght. 0
uary 9. Copi~ are nvailable Jn
Added color v.ill be gJven to ~e offiC: of the dean of students
the Pwneer grapleTS In the pre-m Palatine Manor. By Chuck Gibb
1 stood m the cn.fct•·na hn~
heme JOStl~~ plo) fully agnlnst n
<'okc mndunc by thl• st.nmpt'<img
hcrrl who.:n I chnnced to era h mto
an l))d friend o[ mmC', Cynir:nl
Sam.
J\Itc.r w~: had both regnmt..-d
our \Vtnrl f1'0m the imp.tcl of our
m cung and e. ·chnn~cd tu~llos,
C) men I brought fonh one ot hiil
usuol gloomy tales.
'Todny l got up bnght nnd
early ns nlwa~ s ond rushed to my
11 o'clock clnss I look my sent
dose to the door, m case or fares
you kno'"• and wtut<!d for the rest
of the class to nrrwe
lnsle<~d of the usu~l crowd that
hod been there at the fsrst or t.he
term JUSt a mere handful of stu-dents attended. So 1 says to my­
self, ''What has hapencd al I..Cf',
nnd I bt~g:m to !sgun!. Thcr~ nnl
n few guys who hnvc Jomed the
st: 1 v1cc nnd therl' nrc lht· usual
nbscnc\!5 due to illnesses. But
lonkm~ot over the class I <":r~Jculn ti.'
thnt lhts doesn't come olt'l •whet ,.
nenr the number oC empty scale;.,
Thl!n the bell rmgs ond 1
hnvcn't heard of word of the
lecture and at's nil becaus • o(
these absences whtch nrc due to
n new attitude swccpmg the cnm·
pus.
You can sec where he gets Ius
mck-nnml!, but for once I Uunk
Sam JS 'ight. ln the past few
months l have been aware or a
Ct:lrtaln student reaction which
started lightl.)• as a snowflake but
Widely-Traveled Language Major
Plans Future With United Nations
By Nancy Leaper
.Mory Willf"rt senic r lnngnugc
maJor, IS laymg plans now for
work ns an interpreter In the in­
ternnuonal hcln. In rcspons~ 10
a letter of mqulry nnd a bncJ
menuon of her c. ·pcr:il'!ncc whlch
she sent to Umted Nnhons' bend­
quarters. Mory promptly re­
ceNed an npphcotton for work
"To gam the experience ncces­
lJ1 to be an mtcrprcter," Mnry
nd. ••J may have to start with
bJ-hngunl sccreturinl work."
Of the offiCJal lnnguages of the
UN. Mary plans to quohfy for
Spamah nnd En~Jish. She also
~caks fluent German which 2s
not one of the ofltcanl languages.
Students Work on Plan
For 'Y' Organization
Carolyn Vm it.z nn T 1ck Jcn·
nmgs returned last we k to lh"
campus folowmg n nohonol con­
Vl'ntlon of the ''Y" orgnmzatJon
nt M1nmJ Umvenuty 10 Oxford,
Ohio.'
1300 delegates met to prepare
pmns for the !our-year program
of the "Y.'' Resolutions were
drawn lo be pas d on by the gen­
eral nsscmbly. •
Carolyn pnrUc1patcd on the
hcarmg of nation and world. Jen­
mngs on the hearmg of higher
eaucatlon
Funds wer~ provsded by the
student body, faculty women, in­
dsvtdual churches and the Port·
nnd council of churches.
Contributions Increase
College Building Fund Mary enme here in 1948 and
plnns to graduate this June. Her
bnt"kground is one of rich and
vnried experiences.
Hav!ng lh•cd much of her t'hlld
hood m Vienna, Austria, she
traveled later with her family
durmg the war, first to England,
then on to Peru where her uncle
hves. There she and her two
vouncer s1stcrs learned to ndc
bnrcback on the rocky South
Amcrtcan tr>rrnm There she
lcamed to speak Spanish rrom
the nnth·es.
Then Mnry came on nlonc to
the Umted States and begnn h£>r
f1rst yea1· at Lewis and Clork
A member of IRC .!or thrl'e
yaars and on nctive parlic1pant
in UN day nctivttics each yl!ar,
Ma1 y hns devoted a gr.:nt deal of
time and energy toward inlet nn­
lionn1 affmrs.
In 1948 she attendl•d rt torcign
tudents' confarenc t• at Reed col­
lege, sponsored by the League af
Wom•'n Voters. "I don't think
lhey enJoyed my opinions then,"
she commen ted, "bccaust• r didn't
say I thought Amencn the b~t
country in the world."
TravclinR days havf' really just
bcaun for her. An assignment
through lhe UN could take her'10
Geneva, Montreal, Paris. New
York 01 Washington .
North Vancouver, B. C., is now
Mary's home. I there IS no lm·
mediate opcrung m the UN upon
hl'l' graduation, she plans to live
in Vancouver with her fnm1ly
... nd work with nn export-Import
company or a shipping company .
Thl 01 l.tol bt 11 1'"11 lund h Dancer to Demonstrate been mcrcascd by Si2,000 smc.c
Jul~ J, ar.cordmg to Pres1d••nt M.1dll) nn(. Cirt n'". Iolk dann ~
Morgan S Odell 'I otal for the mstructor !rom the San Fran­
July-Dec:••mbc.r pcnod of 1950 JS CISCO nrea, will dt•monstrnle nnd
expe~(.'(] to r nch S80.000 by nd-teach folk dances under spon&ar­
dJtlonnJ gsft£ \VlUiin thr• next ship of the International Folk
few weeks. Dancers at 8 p. m. January 18
A sum of 30,000 from the at W 0 W., 528 S W. Eleventh
fund has bcc.n eammrkcd :Cor nv~nuc . Lewis nnd Clark til\t
constructJon of a n.;w donm-dents nrc invited to attend .
ence of Don Whitbeck. Pncil.. L ----
coost AAU 1950 middle wetch' Squad Loses Speaker ltor'} l1 a m1htnrv trommg pro-
champion.
Bookstore Manager ru
Charles Haldors miiilngcr o1
the booksltlre, underwent surg­
eT)• for ulcen Jnnuttry 10 ln o
PorUand .hospital. A...u-.-y \..umpbell, sophvmore
polittcal sc1ence mllJOr nnd octsvc
forcruuc squad member. will
leave nt the c.nd of this term to
enter th(! nnvy
''The .turcnll.lc squad ts lo lng
on of rts best ilnd most pr"mts­
ing •pcakers when Larry Jl'!avcs,"
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U. S. POSTAGE
PAID
Portlo~ad. Oro.
PermU No. 438 gram 1s esUJbl1shcd on the cam­
pus, the bulldtng wlll hou ,. men
Oth!!rwilc, at \\111 pro\ sde nddi­
tlanol haUJ;ing !or women stu­
dents.
New Art Exhiblt Roady
An cxhsb1lon rJ lithography hy
ChJ!d1• Ilasam and YllSuo Kuni­
yosht will be shown in thf• art
dl.'pa.ttmcnl gnller-y rn Pcf•bh:s
budding Jnnunry 15 thrnugh 27.
8Hll\TI -HATI-TIEl
tlt a. W. Woablngtoa at.
• COMING FRIDAY. JAN. 12
RUSS BROMS
and His Orchestra
Don't faal to Hear Th111
Fine Band
Palais Royale
·BALLROOM
W. BURNSIDE AT 2ht AVE.
• • hns kept up until It hns blankett.'d
the cnmpus. And tt's not JUSt
thl· fcllns o•tther. 1\ hrt!l $pr~ad to
thl' frtlrcr sex too.
ThP chnnr,ol' o! not being able to
Ntnpfctc coiJcgc bi?CRUSC of t ht•
WCtrltl sttuntJOn nnd rhe hot
breath of "ye nlde ct .. aete board''
hns brought uboul thl!l don't­
gi\'e-n-dot n fechng until Jt has
rcudtcd lhe proportions of '•The
Thing.'' During Christmas vnca­
hon I talked wJth students from
£cvernl no1 thwest colle gt~S .-:~nd
unrvcrsJ llcS inclurhng Oregon,
OSC nnd Wnshmgton, and broth­
er \\ c arc not alone.
The 111tuntton which somethmg
of this :nature pr~sents is tmrdly
conduc1vc to towel mg G.P A.'s so
it Is obv1ous that it must be
sttlmpcd out. Possthly 1 nm like
Cynical Sam and am a littk• too
~ overw.·ought about something
which doesn't materially exist
Then, too, mnybc It wllJ follow
lhe pattern or "The Thing" and
nft.cr a hricl rocket-ride to popu­
larity \\ 111 dtc ns quickly as it
cnmc Cynical Snm and I ccr­
tainJ.y hopc so. -
Prep Social Director
Calls for LC Advisors
\ was sounded by L E
McCleary, socwl nctiv1lles dm:.-c­
tor. Cleveland high school. f01
s1x r .. ew1s and Clark student ad­
' Isers !or h1gh school clubs. Mc­
Cleary addressed Dr. II. S. Tut
lie's I1eld workers conference at
I 0 a. m. Tucsduy
The expanding activity pro­
gram of social, serv1cc and Inter·
est clubs is pointed at the root­
mg out of c.xelusivcncss or soror­
Ities ond secret clubs.
"The need," McCleury l'Xplain­
cd, "u; for those students intt.oor­
estc-d 1n high school k.ids and who
are Wllhng to mt:el, work and
plan with them in th~r pro­
nl on~s." The clubs need lo be
guided nl<•ng moi''C democrauc
lines"
Fraternity Recognizes
Northwest Organizer
Or. U. G. Dubach , profe: ~OJ of
pohtscal science, has been select­
ed as one or the six men in the
<.·ountry who has contributed
most during the past 15 years
toward the developme nt of Blue
Key, national senior men's hon·
orury fraterni ty. The award was
mndt: nt the Blue Key national
con v e n l i o n in San Antonio,
Texas, in Oec~mber .
Or. Duboch organm.'<l the first
Blue Key choptcr in tht> north­
west at Oregon Stute college and
was tnnuenhal 10 the organiza ·
tion of the chapters at Paciftc
university, Wtllnmetc university
11nd Lew1s ond Clnrk college. -
Class Hears Educator .
C'urt1s F A .t•rv du •dor of
t~ C Brown Trust Fund of the
Umvci'Sity o( Oregon Medical
school, Portlond, spoke to the
family rclattona class, Janunry
4, on sex adJustment dur10g the
fir t ycors oi nlllrrwgc .
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