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

Volume 9, Number 17

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1951-02-01

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L.E:WIS AND CLARK COLI..EGE 1867
VOLUME IX Portland, Or~on, F' r•dby, F~:!bruory 9, 1951 Gn;> Nmctles melodrnmo and \'au de' Jlle, complete w•lh
hero, \'llholn .1nd the hvely song and donee numb ·r which
cnpt1volcd the oldPr generation, are dut: February 13, when
lhc V1rginia Cit} Players, a profe~wnal lock c:ompany,
pre. cnl an htnn-and-a-hnU \'arieh show In the cnrnpu
thculer. Student Ballot
To Affect Air
Unit Approval
Probnbthl> of e tobhshmg of
nn A1r 1-·orcc HOTC trlllnang
1,rogram on campus m 1y be de­
ter mmcd Monday ond Tucsdny
b~ o student ond fnculty opamon
poJl an Uw 10 n m. clas cs, nc:
co1 dang to Dr. Charh' Hnward
dcun o! the college
Tl11s mo"c-follo'' s the rcet!.nt
nnnouncPmt•nt o! an Aar Corps
plan to C!lttbhsh t12 new ROTC
unit. m collt:gcs nnd unaversa­
tles throughout the country, HI·
cludmg libPrnl na ts ~ollr•g••s nnd
otht>J nnn·cnr,:tncenng mstitu-.Fcaturmg typacol numbers from the by-gon ~ theater
era w Jth authentic co~tummg, ncling and stagmg, the Pia)­
er-s program mcludes such song and dance duets the
C .m J\11 Ev TnnguO\' rendJtaon
o( I Don't Care. 1 coquettah
l'r •on of "P gg~ O'Nel1 nnd
Sl1 lim • Through the P 1rk One
Du)
Dromnuc readmg w ath mus
c;1l rnood bnc:k.:rounda nrc por
tra) c'<l an Th Shootmg or Dun
M C w nnd ' Curk-v.· ShaJJ
Not Rtni Tonlght ·
Stock olo numb n; anclud 1.n 25 nunut
V'aTgtntil Cat Montnn r
torcd fJ m mtmng c mp rum
to n lown f II\ 1n.g [ronttcr- ht •
tor~ u• th o l tn thrc y 1r.1
go of th troup of J century
th lcr rc\ i\' ha~.Ao
Tb'-trouJ)<! com11st of mn
mL'mbCTS. uJJ po essm.c ext n·
sJv• acting cxpPraenre
Dlrt.'Ctor L:Jrry Barsn
has \\ af • Do1 i d1r ct ~ th~
out lhcnter m S :.l\tl nnd
n1n }earold duught r ond
Try­
theu·
has salt) l'O l'hanl• !S sung bntcloot
tylc nd o pro\'Ocatlve arrange.
m n 11! • .1-"'rnnklt! and Johnny"
'l'\\ 0 or the troup 's rn jor 3l·
tions, l..OOK OF PAST .•• P1cturcd nrc &l\\ an Bnrton and Helen lr ct10ns • ro the B.1rbcr Shop
Qu••stinns 10 be nsk••d in the Mae H bho~rcl or the Vtrgmiu C1ty Pl ycr& The professional tock qunrtellc nnd "Clo. .. m. lhc M.iners
poll nrc: 1-Do you Sli'Ongly fn. compnny \\all present lhclr 1 c\i uc Fcbrunr) ' 13 an campus li\Catcr. DnlU:hter, i1 five-oct mclodrnma pla}cd prof tonal thcnt~ for
three :years.
Former L<:'\\ IS nnd Clnrk lU·
dt!nt Fronk Kuker i now with
th" Pia) o ptnnil uc:comp.antst
and Mnry Ell n MUDJ, ~ruor
Engll!h m<~JOT bas lso aeted
\\<,lh the group M rl) 1 Prenue •
another ronn student. •orkcd
ns c-comp n1 t w lth th~ troupe
1~ fall on th 'lr t u (hrou b vor, or oppo~c. or are you mdif- _...:... _____ .J-.--------------
fercnl to the cslnbhshmcnt or an
Aar r'Of('~ ROTC unit on ,I ~r-• mancnl llasts at th1s anshlUtaon7
1'hc some question wtU bt' .u;kcd
concerning the estnbhshment for
the present ~mcQ;cncy only, Godsil Wins First in Peace Speech Contest,
Oregon Stale Student Takes National Prize
ncsullB of the poll, together
Wllh rJthcr cons•deroliQns, wtll
determine tht.:! occcptnnce of the
progrnm f01 whach the culle,gc
''all upply immediotcly.
Stlld•'nts not ho,•tng aJosses nt
the votanJ;: hours mny obtain baJ.
lots nt the campus post oHJcl!
nnd nt the Jlhraay Lr>\I;JS and Cl rl( pcoc•• pt'nk
crs '"'nlkcd off \\ tth onl' f.lrst
nnd one ccond nwnrd In corn-
pct1tann wtlh seven other west­
em Oregon t'Ollcgc contestants
m the Stt1tc lntc.rcolh,gwtc 1-'or­
cnsu.· ossocmLton meet Fcbt•unl •
H m tho Palatine Mono•
:\nswca ing the:
Juniors to Present Sweetheart Dance
In Masonic Temple Sunken Ballroom
SwecthcOits will waltz to tne
music of Frank Elhott·s Unnd nt
the_u o\\n nnnunl Vnh.•nttne ball,
to be prcscnt<.'d by the junaor
class Jo'cbrunry 16, f1om n to 12
p m m th unkcn bnllroom of
the Mosonlc temple
Chapel Schedules
Vancouver Pastor
The Rc\' Hcll.ll?rl ,I Ooron. min­
' tcr ol the 1-~u-st Pt csbytnrian
chu1 ch of Vnm·ou\'l'r, \\ nshington,
will t;pcak dul'ang lhc ll :t.ll\. sen•­
icc •n Copclnnd McmMtal chapel,
february Hi.
Wtth n bnckHtound of college
\\Ork nt the Unlvt•rslty ol Otc­
gon nnd o[ theolugiCDI li'Ointng tll
tht; MeCt>rmack Thcolog1cnl sem­
an:u y, Chaca(ltl, he came to his
present congregation 15 months
ac,, Prcvlour;ly he hod hod pas·
toralcs In Urbnnno and Di. on,
Ullnoa
Chmrmonshlp or the commit­
tee on octul ducnhon nnd oc
t10n of th(· Synod of Ullnols and
nwrnbcrshlp an the stnt~ lcglsl.
Liv<> t'mmr.tr, spon 01 cd by lht
lllinoa Coundl of "'hutclw • '.I;Cf
lniOnG hl dUIIl' Jll lht.: 11lld•WCSI·
t1n stt1tc
Fellowship Studv Grants
Available at Universities
G1·ndunh: {t>llow hips l'llllgmg
In llh<•· !rum $400 IQ I !500 plus
l\lltit•ll OIC U\'OI)Obl~ fit roiJnoJ:St ill
O( lhe llhl)On'8 IIOIVt,rtllliCS and
colleges, fiCC\IHling to Or Chorle
Howmcl, d('on ol the c•ollt•Jel•,
Student lntl.!lt.!!led In upplymc
for n !t lluwsh1p nwy con\Ol'l lhch·
mnJrlr professor or Dl•an Ht'IWilrd
for r omplch: inrormrat10n Mo l
oppltcotlons mu l be! mnc.lc b.)
1\lny I or nut lntcc thnn Aptll I Adnu!Qiion fnr the info• mnl
(Sluts nnd hcl'l I, no flo\\ cr d nt'C
\\ 1U be $1 50 o couple Bichllght
of lhc i.'vcnlnJ: \\til be mtrodul·­
\ton of Song nnd queen of h rts,
to b• dect ·d clurm~ the donee
ft'(ltn four couple n mm 1h:d thta
Wt"ek
Hugh Horcoult Will he master
of ccr mnnu.. l\lnrgor\ t Mc­
V&ckcr nnd N('(l l\l.u hnll, ktn .
nnd queen last )'t: 1, \1: dl cro\\•n
lhc nc\ .. rulers
ilclly Habbnrd ond .Joe Un~ ,.
nn co·chntrm~.:n to1 ••e c\ cnL
Commatlce mC'mb£>ns include P ul
Nordsl rom deco1 otaon~. t\1 Fan
Joy. puhltcrty, Bt•ll\' Bl.!ll.do uHJ
Dick Md .. :tu .. c. tacktl , IJiln Hnr ·
1 hulnmous, rL•frc hm..:nl
Tackl'ls will bt> on salt• JH•xt
week by r cp~ en U1liVC!I frtam
Nlt:h class ond by nJI juntOl~.
The~ may nl o bl' obtnlncd Ill th~
door.
Pnt1 Ort!l und pntrone e for tht
dnnc(! llr(' Mr nd Mrs Breor,
Mass Ellul Rowlc,\ nnd 1\11. nnd
1\11· Ron Mo~u·ss
Summer Session Set
For June 11-August 13
The I !l51 !IIUmrncr 1.:. I on will
opt:n .IUnl' II nnu clo l' Augm;t
31 Fu t s1x-wc{·k pertod wtll
o.:nci Juh· ~ll and con I period
began JUil !!.1 A ~,, ~·•nl tha c·c
wcttk peauuJ \\Ill hegm Jul.) 23
nnd end A UGU t I o
l~nr(llln wnt IIlii~ lil' ((11 1.! 11
01 3 \\ l'f'k IJ('t loci und nttt mal
londli {::IVl• (Ill\> h11ur Clt.•dit (OI
c ndt week of "'"' l)tlmcnl Alld1
taonul hou1. mO)' b.. tuko.:n b~
t> •titlun. nc-cordln~ to Dl•Un C
W. Howard Furthua mfot mut1on
I Cgul:diOg &Un\IIWI tOUI I Will
oppc:~r In l!ltCI auu' of the
LUG. Coli ctl\ &!curt\) Posstbl ., ..
Horn GodSJI, student bod> pres·
Jd\:nt. \\ n declnr"d th winner
of the P• nc experhncnt.al con­
test The qucrlJon was poSL~ l>.)
Dr U G. Dubnc::h. profe or of
pohltc::al SC:IQnCC
Second plnc::c \OW ent to NitnC}
Ann Ynt"S. of th Unt\'CJ"'Stt;>· or
OrcfjOJt, nnd t.htrd to Kenneth
Dates. or Linf•· ld college
In tlw Ullt• pcoc• oa"fftoru::al
(on\' l ht:ld al 3 p nr lhe :~arne
d y m Co p c I n n d Memo1a 1
hup I Charlcli Pena, or Ore •on
St t • collq;e, Wt.•n Lhl.! $50 prtze
ot!orcd b~ thf' :Nutaonnl Pence
n soc.ntwu !or the b • t speaker
' n tht ubJ •\!t of pt: aCt' His
p ""' \1; cnttllt:d "Unk "
J ck Gr1m to.:d Le\\ u; nd
Cl rk. \1: ho pOkt: on "Pence b) Moral Rcannamcnt" was oond
ond Lyl Scllerd Northw<'5t
Chn t1 m coJI s:e. whoSC' toptc
\\ Wi • Pcnc Rt:!.IGJlS th trd. The
judganp, ponel ~On.!!l led Of {nc­
ull.) conches
The top tha t' sp cclJc were
r~.:C<Jrdcd ond Sl'nt to uu~ No­
tton I Pcocc nssoc.anuon (or e.n­
trnn lntu· sn Lhc n llonnl f'on­
t~,;sl
CoiJl'gc compctang mcludod
Pncafu· unS\crstty, Orc.gon Stntc
c:ollcgc, Unavcrsat) of Portl nd,
Universtty Q! Oregon Wallnm~
l'tte unlvcNat~. Lmfidd college.
L '\\ 1s and Clark, 1hd orthwcsl
Chrasti n college
George Fox colleg<.' ,.. 5 ong­
ln lh chcdulL'<i to p rticapah
but wtthdte\\ due to thl" lnst­
mmutc dc.•th ot 11.5 conc::b. Montana
Trodse to Sponsor
After Game 'Drag'
'l'rodse ski clob members wlll
pa esent the "Do\\ ntult Drns
port dance m th~ sn c.k lihnck
SnLurdn) ntght fte.r the b. skct­
bnll gnmc, nccord.tn to ;u-"
Jones. publ1cat~ ch 1rman for
the stns or dat\; af!oar. Adm.tS­
Stlln wtl1 be 25 cents
Trcl Tat.or I l'net 1 chntr
mnn, Jcnn McLean, dcco t1oru
and NanC> Barnum. B~ ll) Wca·
'er, John Bu •11 nnd :MarllJ n
Nctlnnd art' m charg of fresh
mcnts.
Roberts Offers Aid to Campus try
Majors With How to Fail ~ Rules
A t e<Jcnl :.tud} o( ~ tudcnt c­
lt\ lth lt'H'alcll constdernblt: m­
df•c•• nc:> nmong tu{lcut In th~
mnlt~t or 8\'uldlng ~choolwot•k
To • ou ~.:ct th1s llcf•catme;), Pro·
r !i"' Gwtlyu'l 0. Jlobca t of the
p ~ cholng' dl'pr&rtmenl assu :d n
butlelln lUmt>d spcclfi(.731JY nl
.11d1ng c mpu ta) mnjo1:; ntognun . glltdl• h bo\\ I omcs
nnd olht'r r"crcntlonnl dev1ces
oil u ound \'ou \1; halt' stud) ang.
7 Nc\ er m\cr• upt yout rend·
mg b) ~ht'cklng on \1: hat you
h 1\ t; leOfnt d Hccttnlion IS not
Voyageur Nam~s
Addition to Staff
VOYAGr:un ~ltor John Fcr-1\ 1t prtncaplt'S should prove
to be nC "aluc to nil students,
tlu LOCi h~1-cln n·pnnt • clcct­
t: I poruom from Profess •r Rob·
'-ru • nrt1dt: "HO\\ to Fntl 3 gllion onnounc d thot tod y is
th de adhnl' for mor ptctur~
proof: to be picked UJ) from Kon­
ndl Ellis :.tudios 310 ~W t.'Cth (.'ou1 t .'
1 Enter the l'OUrsc lotc • s
I"' abiP 8\ chnnglng yQur
lllad o.~hout ) out eurnculum
Cter l hool t u't , ) ou should
l>c able to i\'Clld cln s untal
lht N'Ond ~r third \Vt'Ck
2 flo not bothw wtth ll tex-t
boo I
3 Obstrvt• hu\\ s•--i:d\' most
pa ~:•ll' Ult; hNk nnd tr ·~t\ thc..-m
liCI!Ordtngly ,
4. lll\ a few rri\mrls hondy
dllllni t • ~:tud~ ~OJ tlld s' lhnt
•l• rnn chut \\ h~:n the I~ cture
dull
5 If Hm mu t stud :>~. lr) to
lurnt) il nil log._ thcl nnd g~t ll
u\ t'l wllh Tht most uttablr.
lime \\Ould be th In t \\c"k of
du nl
6 Ke~f)
tn Lmg ~out slu<t' tnul ln-
Pl cr photographs 1\ t:nuc
1'h• tu{( (I( lh eaa book hns
udd~"d Herb Walli ms an the
sports fldd, 1-~r d Tatar s copy­
' dlu.nc n u.tnnt nd Jnn Lon
&n the tutwork davi ton.
~nll \' \ nu F)(• ·t nd cl
Tnngh~.• 1rc in cluu •e o1 comp1l
ing cnmpus c'rt~nnlwtaun nmtcrl­
ol, one! lfl. runung to mc~..•t n
F\:hrunn 28 dendlme Bonme
C01 tw rlsht, ln chn1 g~; of (, culty
ond torr memb rs is ll')tn: to
mi!ct lht-tllln d adllne.
Tht• \'Q Y AG EUH oflh; tl.so
re~tUI.' 1 th t nil tud •nu; nd
fncultv who h d plctun.: token
ror or~nni1. taon choos lhcar
proofli m the VOYAGEUR oWcc
b) 4 p m tod I) 'Cr) pleasant nnyho\\. m~ It
hows lip \'Our dt:'fJCi ncJc
8 Remand } oun;clf frcqu nUy
how dull tht• rou • It Nc\ cr
lo i! Stght of tlw fact thnl you
rc illy \1; nnt~ to 1gt1 up for
~mcthmg el .:>
9 Re\lC.\\ Qnly the nlght be-
fore emuninaUO I\ nd C'onhn
your efforts to lr) 1ng to gue
whot th~ tea her wall osk.
10 Stal up all naght bclorc
unportant cxnmmntaons You
con pend th~ fi~t h If of the
e' e_rung d.! ~us:sms: '\our d t r
mmnt10n to ·c-ram,' nd U\1.:! l t
ter hnll drinktng C' Cfct:
l J Wnt ) our t mhwta n
ropad~ Gl:tno:l t the que tio.n
nnd th~:n put do\\ n ~u fnsl
tmpi'\!SSIOII,
12 WhL'n out on the c 1mpu
f~>rJ;\ t thl' f c 1 If\ •d i.n <.'1
Du nol I l c dl.'ma, wo1 k
nu ~ up wtth ) our dntly hfc t
l3 When an llu;~ I bor. tory,
wol'k hu• rlcdil' 0 not \\ tt:
lim \\ otn n bout \ h t i
• 01111; on
14 Ignore d1clion t hcS You
l:Ould nc\ c k rn lJ th~ \\ ord
ront htcd 10 ont• ru ho"
I~ Rcm..,mbcr lh t ln U C~o:I:'Cl>S
life u; your m m 1m nd n ~ r
I t c. trent ~us mnttt: , uch o
sr:td . • lntcrf ·re \\ u.h th ob-
Jcch l' R Friday, Ftbnut.ry 9, 19~1
P ....___ PIONEER LOG
8SJt &WV J1i Old-Fashioned Valentine Day Becomes Thing of Past The Mal
In Era When Commercialism Triumphs Over Heart the ~:a~::t:~;:l~::~~" ·;: .,
being plogucd w1lh the evil of
hl•cls at a dnncc .
.a
1• Dou F'loreu on t.ht.: fnteful do,, "·ould stuff s•d" nd n :Hcrsll£0 bar, "lth ''But they look so nict:," irate f'tudtmls wtll say. coso do
It's rtov.nnght d£')lre~sinc to them in h!.S lun~h bn.x In the nut.••, ~'nth\: 1nc:1dc-She \\D. over-flals with floor length (ormals," W<; answer. The only thing
consider snmc aspeets of gTO\\ ing mc,rnmc ftnd carry them o{f to wh£!lm~d b:!o such n dl!:ptny or ur-wrong wtlh heels is the appnrent lack of balanct: on the
up Tnkc next Wednesday as nn school. r~uon. git Is' part, necessitating u change in lh~: ettuilibnum of the
II ...... ~ Whnt :fun lhos" l'lnS$·%'00m \'nl-Todn:>, whnt hnp"n ? No pnr-
1 us ...... on. . 1 · 1 male spccu::s. Next Wednesday ? n\int>-pnslmg pnrllc were. Best l1es 1n class or bru& uns ntm e
You see. no" w 've almost for-or all. as far t~s ,, c l·lds were con· shtdu~~; nn l'xt.ro-hcn\'Y u;odi'!C In the plncc: of semi-r m mo 1 donees mtgh l we suggest
gottt:n that ThbruaQ 14 ls 0 c:pc-cf·rn~. all semblance of study nss1gnmcn t is o more llkl'ly pros-more gel-togethcrs with campus clothing the controlling
oal O(."CasJOn, Vnlenline's d. y. But \\ ns StriCtly out or style {or Ule pee\ Horclly on act or love on \be force. Instead or on~ or two lnrgt', expcnst\'~ dunc\!S (or lhc
back m the good old !ourth-gradl' day. pnrt oC lhi! prole sor select lew, publicize and butld up nllcndom·e at sport jukl!-
dn'"ll: "-uld \\ hn\'C let lt shp our Is wu • rcnl trt:ut to both ci\-e Now, too, damst I expect !'rally ~ ~ ,.., b h • d box dances. httle mmds? Not for n moment. nnd recci\'c these handcrafted la-boxes of "store-oug ~en' can _Y ADd with good reason w<''d re-bon: o! love 1 cnn rcmemb~;r a nnd look on you ntl strtctly ru~llc Lct•s take Lewis and Clark out of the "this-is-the-way-
member nnd start look
1n,g for~ bonny lass \\ ho, in return for 1f you should b so bold as to !or-1t' -always-done'' class nnd k~ep life on the casual college
ward
10th~' occnSJon weeks oht.:nd capu\·ntmg my fourth-grade !nn-ward ;>our own hnndawork \dth n le\•el and [ot' an occaston of importance skip semi-formal
or umc. Every kid in the dass cy, was prcscbtcd with a h~:lut-lone chocolate bnr ins•dc nnd Jump lO the top for a formal dance.
would t;ather up nll lhe bitS or &hopcd--nt least. 1 tnlcndcd to Sometimes it ~ms kJds knO\\ c
fancy paper. lace. glue and other make 1l hcnrt-shapcd- crmlSon more what to value thnn do their F. B. ·
Yalcnun~nrd components nnd, box "1tl1 n bag nbbon on the ou~-elders.
Trodse Shuss-Boomers Stress Safety
As Intergal Part of Winter-Time Sport
By Bryet> Wbilo members nnd hl' w1ll tell you The only qucdiiicotion £o1 IJ •
You'd think. ll.kc cleaning he'd rnther tnkc lu~ chances w•th lon~ing to Tr•Jdsc is to hnvc nn
wmdows on the top floor of the a sk1 on ,•ncb fool and n sUJke interest an sktlng. and $4 on the
Etup
1rc State building or dnv-m each hand gomg down Mt hne to trcnsu1c1' Burl Hendel· -
mg down an Hood at 40-b5 m.p.h. thon walk c:hott. Kn~' ing how to sk1 iSn't
cast-west street across a downtown street. But e~ntinl. bul it helps. I t7"~
g01nc north. maybe he's o htUe b1nsed. Other off•C•'I"S of the dub nr•
that s k a i n g Nenrthelus . Trodsc's pre.'l:y, Bill f' Jtte.l, vlcc-presldcn1: Don-
w o u 1 d be a Wtlltc Anus, snys tlu!re arc only nn Gaylord. secretary; Bob Ben-
rather haznrd 10 qunhhcd members ol tbc1r ton, nssistnnt trensurt!r, and Ken
ous avocati cxclus•ve Froctu11c club-and Herrmann. sc.rgcant-at...anns
But if these m four years of rough Trodse members of!lclotc ot
go to and tough &kimg \'nnous skl meets. b sides spon-
a
0 y t hi n So rar th1s ycnr. Doug Olsen sortng two others, the Trodsc
Trods Ski has b\..'('.n the only 1racture '"1c-Gtanl Slnlom, held Apral 14 th1s
shatt.ers t h a t Willie Antis tun. He met h1s aCCident (o bro-year, and the mtramurnl roccs
1dea lten nnkl ) '~h1lc compctang at someume during the snmc
Ask nny one of Trodse's 40 Sun VallL"}' two weeks ago month. The G1nnt Slalom ss op n
to all, men and \\omen, m the
Columnist Yearns for Scholarly Life;
Old Year's Shabby Ways Cast Out
ward n new ! '' Th •ugh
the use or a c:arl!fully-planned
study schedule and sheer resolve
I shnll become 11 scholnr. And
from the dlstontinuanC\! of n
number of shoddy acquamt.ance!'
nod sh~.;cr resolve 1 shall become
n gentleman. :6:r Chuc:k Gibb
Hopp)' new semester. and
"hat have you on your h.st of
new semester resolutions? l, :for
OJU.', have spent corwderablc
Umc rear:rnnging my nctiv1ties to
wana:nt my being accepted by
e\ eryone as a scholast1c and so­
on! lion until J•me. providing
my s n o "" -w b u k e r e d Uncle
doesn't send m'? any reg1steJed
mnil before then.
Being a normal, spirited col­
leg lnd, l h.a\·e 10 the past in­
dulged rn frequent raltish prac­
tices such ns teanng parlong
st1clters off lhe windsluelds of
!aeulty-o\\-rned cars to ensure
sa.rne of receJ"\,ng a court sum­
mons from the campus gen­
danncs
Last semester students used \.0
pomt ink-smeared fmgers m my
ciJ.r'eetron and whtspcr. "That
guy lunc pa~;s for tho:: help and
the lit(nlS m :the mack shnek,"
• • a raUter w1ld o.._.er-state-
ment.
My calculntions cover )USt the
help, '11.-ith ~ybe a .. coupla"
bucks to !!:pure. And, &eholruiti­
cally. l confess to b.a\i mg re­
fused to )Om the book-of-lbe­
mont.b club beeause 1 couldn't
read D book m that short a
time.
Bul t.his 14!llleslft thmgs will
tal•c new ronn. 'Yeso S1r, l'm n
new man Wlth new 1deau 1.0-Readme bnek over Ute abo,·e,
I dtSrovcr that one factor lS
common m b6th my changes •.•
sheer rc-soJv It's trUe thot m
the pnst my resolve has been
shee-r So sheer 1n foct thal to
most pcoplt; 1t was dov:nright
I.DVISlbl • But thlS 1s a new se­
mester v.:tlh a new me.
I want lo learn things. 1 wnnt
to be oblc to n.maz." people by
trnn lotang the Latm on n thme.
l want to feel U1e glow of !;Cl:f·
prtde that accompanu!s one's
l'l.'Cognluon of Renoir's brush. of
Shelley's pen.
1 want to see n largl'r numeral
thnn a "1" 1n rront of lhe deci­
mal pomt on rny G. P. A I
want to res1gn from the Pony
Exprcu club, even lf a\ means
wrtting m)' Q\\ n e,.-nms.
And b) gadrfy. some dny l'm
gomg lo accomplish aU th<.oSC
thing~ through sheer resolve. If
you don't bclac.-vc me, come
down to the mack £hack and
I'll tell you 10 your fncc • . .
provtdmg l'm not out w1th the
boys tearing parking 5Uckcn; o!C
professors· windshaeld&.
t' lz
utn •I put lltaU• n of th~
• l• Ill
l•ubll .th~ v. kly durlr•£' t h
r r ,. Ar
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EDITOR
FLOYD CUMMINS
r•ata.re Z4itOT
Out.ooiiJ.at
Ph.()\Op-apher
A4YbU
11' &Jiul 111"' • •IUIJ' olii'J' ee 'W'1U t.e
Dun• llwauoo
aeD 11'laU CbDl&ll
GaJ' aar4iAI' •suer -a a ,.,c. class C and JUnior stnnd1ngs .
Tluee (If fr,ur lam .. dunng the
wmter. TTodsc chru1crs a sp~
cial weekend bus Lrlp to Mt.
Hood. Anyon., cun go, th• prtcc
bclng Sl MJund Ll"'p, 1f he con
catch thl.' bus at 6 n m .. )t~winl!
on desagnatcd Sotu1 dnys.
Each 5pnnc the Wesley Jones
Mt!ltlorull trophy 1S presented to
U1e LC student contrJbuting the
most to the sporl of skhng, Lnst
'enr. June '50 graduat · Bob
~
Young recel\'ed it.
Editor's Note: This i1 the sec·
ond in a series of articles on
c:ampus m!erest organization.
Month Leeway Offered
For Choosing Service
By Ben Flotachman
Good news wns rccel\•t.>d la
wet!k lrorn tht: o:;e]ccllve scrvit•
tor students who wish to be d(
fcrred unt1l thl'
really
wrek
hrnnd \ --I ~
Behind Their Bet k
\\11th conditions as they an~ in Korea, lhc present sldke
of the brotherhood of tailroad workers is like a stnb in the
back. No organizatio n should hold so much power over so
man)' people that they can completely disrupt transporta­
tlon to a point that supplies to our fighting forces m the
Ens\. are held up.
Th1s deplorable act by this wage-eaget group is strictly
agnmst all American principles. With such conditions, how
can we expect our fighting forces to defend our democratic
principles, when this group stabs them in the back by slow­
mg down much-nEeded supplies, ammunition and men. • B. G. F.
BARK OF THE LOG
l Circulatio n Pandemonium
To Uw .Ed1tor. Rally Squad Rallies
Tl"l lht: EdJtOT
1'h1 Fcurunx y 2 t!d itt on of the
LOG contnincd an cditontll
whtch uccutled thl' 1 ully ~qund
of nut ful!illlng its duly to the
school becnus1• it wns not p• cs­
ent at thn Linfield basketball
gnme January 20. We fet•l th1s
to be on unfaJr nc~~sat1on.
Dorothy Jcunnrl
M1m1 We1l1.
Norman CrJtcs
MnrJOI}' J)odR•'
Bcnata KtJQpznnn Orcantzed yelling ruutancs re.­
quue nll of the rally squad just
ns a footbnll play needs a full
tcnm. Tht: gnmc at lJmlil'ld was
plnycd durmg the :recent fmol
exam weekend. Many of the
rally sqund members hPd thm~c
Ql mmc :fmals on the folluw in~
MQnday. r"or thi Ieason We dtcl
n<.~l attend.
The rnlly l!ltUnd payt; tl.S uwn
trn\'clmg t•xp••nscs. Not t.nclud·
me the Mcoclfolll gumc, they ha\'c
ll'U\ £'lu! r•hnost I 000 m1lcs t{)
~nm~ll uwny irum home. Ex·
Denn ~:nnis ''onsadcr•~ lht• send·
nlf 1 nlly uL the lUI poe\ tor ttw
P!.'nr lk•w 1 game 1 he 11ncst m
Uw iil'llool'a hastory.
Jtm GnlldRJ'<J, (I gucu d un OUI
bu kdball team, llflld he thought
the roll,) aquad \\•[ill dumg a fm •
JOb
Ikcull81 or thf' c reoson . nnd
ulhcr& we tecl t.hot we hov•'
bccn fulflllmg our obligations.
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wor-F'nday February 9. 19SI PIONEER LOG -------~----~~~-------------------- --------------------------------------~~~~~~~-------- ---------------------------- ---------------- ---------- --------~P~m~g~N~T~h~r~ ..
On the s ~Cittl Slt/e ... with Darlene Deffenbaugh 'Wrong Number' p 1 ease A Heap of Travel
Keeps Teach Busy Rush Teas and Pledging
Highlight Coming Weeks
Tens, pnrlte:; and pledging wtll b~;.• the order of acllvi­
tics plannt'd for lhc nt!xt lwo weeks by lhl.! inlcrsoronty
council ns spring sorurily rushing mnkes its annual debut.
G\lests will be rt>cciwd ~t the rush teas Sunday, l'~d,..
runry 11, in the following order: Dr. John An<ie1son's home
ph<mc numb~.:• is NOT CH 5359,
11s hstcd in the P1oneer Gu•de.
His corrl'ct numb r 1B CH 5389
(flvc-1lu'C • lif)lt-tlanc). • The number lisll.!d an thl•
Guide IS thr• home of u Mrs.
YodPI, who hns be'n pl{)gucd
wllh nt(lst (1( Dr. Anderson's
culls t.:ve• sann.l the Guide cnm~
out sevt~l'al months ago. She is 1rkcd w1th b me called from
bndgc gnm 1, from Ute bnsc·
mcnt, from the shower find
\'OriOUS other places, Oil for 0
lrl\'lnl mtstake in the Guide.
Both Mn!. Yoder nnd the tel·
,..phone company would oppre­
ctntc the usc or the nght num­
ber-the phcmt! compony be·
('IIUSI' of n poS lbl<' lOSS O( bUill•
ness rrom Mrs. Yoder. .By L•ivh Bock
It takes hcup much trave.l to
get Indian Gtrl to h r da .
59 Seniors Complete Degree
;; Requirements Fall Semester Zctn Thctn Ch1, from 2 to 4 at 3212 S. \\'. CrystaL
Springs Boull.!vard, home ot Elizabeth Conwav . •
Alpha Gonunn, n Hawaiian
li'O hom 3 to 5 nl 6511 N. W.
Alameda , homt• of .Jonn Elhs.
S1gmtt Rho, at 32.l3 S. E. Acacia Colony'a instnllouon
off1ce1'S \ • I l>l' Fr1dny night
8 p.m. 1n the drnwmg ttJorn
PnJaunc Manor Fcb.runry 9 Old t1mr-ns may brnc nbout
haw far they wl!nl to the1r ltttle
school down the rond, but .Edtth
Ht!nry Kll1buek, music mt•jor,
h.:n('hcs pmno m Hood Hlver,
pJnemg her clnsses nlmo~ l ?0
miles frc•m the C!lmpus. Of
co~c. th1s is on weekends only
when h(! iOes hom,. to leach
her students.
EdJI.h cnn ~nc h r ancestn• •
buck to the French ond lndton
\\ ars wht>n h r grandfnlhcr, o
D laware IndUUl, mnny, many
hmcs removed, wns spared h11
hfc by o French offic r, Captain
Henry. Since thnt lim , cnch
m"mb ·r or the Killbuck fnmily
carncs "Henry" fGr ht& or her
m1ddJe nnmc. Steeh~. home of Mrs. Trncy Colt,
n crystal ten from 4 to ti.
Thctn Kappa ol 6932 S E
20th, home of Mrs. A .1, Tourtcl·
loltt', from 5 to 7 with n th~me
oC spnng.
PHlCI cnCt' parties nrc sched­
ulcd in th1s order. • • •
The new of11cers ore: Pl csl-
d~nt, Tom PJCnnet ; v~e.:c-prcsi·
dent, Syd HaJJ, sccrelnry-trens·
urcr, Walt Eames, scntJn••l, Jock
M 1ddnugh: histor10n, Bob HcJt·
mcy•.:r.
C1rcus tame, ts th\l theme ol
Zctn Thctn Cht's party to be An emorgency mooting r~C the
held at Ruth Hoskm's home, 1962 sophomt>rt cln, \\;•• c iiiLd to ftll
S. E. Locust, WcdnPsdny. Feb· the \"ncanclcS of the nP\\ ly <•lcct­
ruary I ot. cd class Oft leers who WPrc culled
llCiml' of Betty Bissw, 332n anto acti\'C sen'lcl!.
s. E. Slt•clc·, will be thl• t:cene Thosl' hll•n•~ the ''<~<·nnc1cs m c'
or ll Gold Rush pa1 ty plunm•ci president, Bnrb:.r·a Loft en: vu:c­
by Alphu Gnmmn. Thw"Sdny, president, S t n n 1 e y Mitch .. ll;
Feuruary 15. treasurer, Wmml• Carlock; scr-
Slgmo Rho w11l present a gcnnt-3t-nrms, Henry Kohlhoff:
ChincH• dinner nl Helen Gord-clnss represcntntl\'C, Chl'riC cor­
ncr's home, 2031J S. E. 56th, Mon· lt'Y.
dny, February 19. • FHty-ninc SPnior students have
complct~ rcqtlircmt.>nls for de­
grees They \\IJIJ rcccl\'e tbem in
June nt the 84th nnnual com·
m••nc!.!mcnt.
Cnnchdnt.cs for bnchelor of nrts
nrc ,\Jbtn Busck. George Cuc.h­
rnn. Donald Daniels, Joan Hills,
l\lm y Elkn M ims. Edwnrd P 'ler·
11011 ond Morlin Wooswr, Port·
lond: cmd Snlo!lhl Monta, Honn­
mnulu, Koum, Hawaii . GrosJncques, Mt. Angel: Charles
Hill. Sherwood; Jomcs McCready,
Oswego, George Morse, Mllwau­
ktc; Robert Walke1, Milton, f'n.>d
Wtl on, \\'orr nton
Stud nts from out tdc Oregon
nr,.. Frnne1s Bnll. Tuc:umcan, New
Mr> ico: B tty Gordon, Berkeley;
Cnhfornaa: Rny Hnmcrslcy. Snc~
rnmPnto, Coll!ormn: Norm on
Jon c s. Alhdmbra, Cnhloman;
Charles Wrtght, Mitchell, South ' Onkotn: Royrnond Zorn, Johct
IllinOI!t, and Wt11lom Summ• rs
ond Clnrk Cnlbrntlh, Vnncou..:cr,
WnrJunglan
Two students, George Dunn
nnd Theodore Sulll\'an. Porllnnd.
will rcce1vc mnstcr of cducnuon
degrees. Dunne the week, Edath 1s kept
busy with h "r pmno work 1n
Portlnnd . Muc:h of h r work hcs
In the occompanymg (u~Jd for
mstrumentol soloists. But her tnl·
t>nts nre not llmJlcd to the pumo
I ne as Edtlh keeps nn acU\'1!
tnt h:st m the cello.
r o!'thconung c:oncerts wtll sec
EdUh K1Ubuck oppcnnng with
the Lewis and Clnrk IIY111Phony
comettm~ 1n March. At thnt lime
Ehe will be heard tn the Schumnnn
pmno concerto m A nunor.
Thcln Koppn ts planning n pi­
rotc pnrly for Tue.sdoy, Febru·
nry 20.
Rushl'cs must turn m their
hn>t nod ~econd preferences to
Ocan F'r<'edo Hartucld Thurs·
doy, F~·brunry 22, by -t p.m. LC student body recoived nn
1n t n on t "Broken Hearts
8311." Saturday. F1cbrunry 10.
from 8·30 to 12 00 sponsored b)
the nursmg students or the Unl·
verstty of Oregon l\lcd1cnl school.
The dance w1ll bl! m the rccrl!n·
tlon 'room of tht! nurses' domu­
IOry, 840 S. W. C:nines Road, In·
format nnd stng. Ilachelor of sdenc~ students
i nrlude Clm•k•• Anderson . F..d­
\\ruct Arndt. Alb••rt A~OlT Jr,
Arthur Bakke Jr., WiUtam 8 11,
Stnnley Bhur. Hcl~n B nndurer,
Wilham Bowes, Dono1d Case.
Paul Clark, James Crowder, Rob­
Prl DotY, Wolter Enc1di, Kenneth
llnndel, Shtrlcy Kanzler. Donald
K1ng, Robert Lorson. Mary Moe­
n 111, Clore Madsen. John M1U!!r,
Gordon Nelson, John Newell, Ray
O'Oc.ll. Gernld Owen, James San­
derson. Gordon Sullivtm. Grant
T1pton, Kenneth Tracy. Wolter
Weaver nnd Frances Wmklc.
Portland. Armed Thugs Swipe Car
From Senior Bill Eriksen
B1ds wtll be ready for rushci.'s
to ptck ur> f . 1 ~. Feb• uury 23,
nl Dt• n HnrtzJl'ld's o!!Jct• b••­
twcen 4 r.nd I
• • •
Barba.ra F'orboa, s1•nrur BA ma­
JOl announe<•d her engageme nt
to Jnmes R Shaw Jr., also sen­
IOr BA maJOr, nt n mcl'ting of
Mu Phr Eps1lon {rnt~rntt)'. The
wccldang date is Sl't for Jun{' 9.
•
Tho inJer-traJenuty 1 ush com·
mittec announu 1ts rushing
schedule beginning wuh regls­
trution of those mtcrcstcd Ft!b·
ruar)' 12 and 13. A Sl reglstrn­
uon fc~,• is to be paid when s1gn·
mg up nt the d••an of men's or­
Lice or in llw gym.
Rush week Wtll be from r~cb ·
r unry 18 to 25 wtlh pt t'fcH~ncc
dnys, Fl•brunry 26 ond 27.
Rusher•s give prefer cncc to lhc
dt•nn of men's offict.>,
Bid duy ts Mnrch 1 and 1ra·
lermty dny, March 8. Ttml' nntl
place will be annnunred later.
• • •
• All girls interested in JOtning
Pep club Ul' \U gcd to s1gn the
hst to hl• pnstl'd on th•• bulletin
bvurd m tlw g;) m next w~ck,
Februar.) 12-Hl, nnnounccd Alic~
Penkc, pre 1dcnt.
To be elig1ble, g1rls musl have
nltendcd Lt•WJS nnd Clnrk for
one scmcs\cr unci hnv a GJ'A
of at least 2.00.
Junior Plays Concerto
· At The Dalles Festival
Jo:dlth K II buck, JUnior mw 1r
muJnr .tpJ.lt'llTf'd in c:mwerl Ill
Thl'! Uullc Sunduy, .J nnuury 1•1.
Stw wn <H!I'Ompnnll'd hy lhc
Huod Ill\ c1· Music F &li\'Ul N\'m· • •
A Valentino d\nnor p<11 ty lugh­
llfhl<.d "'1th "lif1lL"S as the tunm
course. IS bemg planned by Col­
hecon, home economacs mt••rcst
cltJb at the new home of Ruth
Chind~1·o:n, hcod o( horne n'o·
nom1cs deparlment nnd club ad-
• \'lser.
Those rompldmg urrnng~rnenls • are. Phylhs Thompson, rood,
Alh:c Pt~~ (C and C:lorus Cow, cn­
tertninmenl ; 0 on n a Knutson,
Nancy Mtllcr, Pat Hastm,::s nnu
Helen Doig, dt•corallon
• • •
Tho senior cla.sa wall hold 1ls
first spnng mcetmg Tucsdny,
February lJ. in the Cumpus then·
tcr nt 12:30. Reports wlll be gi\'Cn
by t h e ClllrlUnt iOO, nnnQUncc­
ments, cnp and g•)Wn, senior
ru om PIc-dance dmncr, t•nrnl\'nl,
ptcnic, nnd Sl'OIOl' conVllt'U tJOn
committees.
Mid-February Concert
To Honor Jan Sibelius
H on o •' n g Lho c1ghty-ritth
birthday of Jnn S1uclius, Fm·
msh composer, the Lewis (lnd
Clnrk l'.yrnphony w11l present o
special cone: Cit Sunday. Fr!bt u·
ory 18. at 3 p m. m the campus
thcnl\~1·. Bons Sarpo, n personal
tricm.l Q( Stbelius \\ 111 conduct
the orchc::tra.
Opening the roncea t w1ll be
"\' o r s u n g,'' or "Sadness uf
Spnng." Also includl.'d 1n the
conct•rt Will bt• lW<l nlOVCIOCIItS
fn~m tht• tiymphonv number one.
"Val~c Trisw'' .md "l''ml:andto .''
U:tt..• Kugel w1ll be tentun•d
m the ·•swttn of Tuonclu'' pct·­
fc•nning the ;ng!ash ho111 pns·
sng,:s. Hupe J nc:ttu 1 t h wIll be phony 10 fl I:Jut'11 ronCt't to
pmno.
Ttw ml'lw trn 1 cm1tludcc I heut rl 111 llw E••t•und cmd lost
uy movemf?nts oC StbPhus' only \'IO·
llC•I'IG Su pn whn rC!ct•n tly won lin ron<'l rto.
11C!Llunnl ocl'lnun for l11s orgom· ---------------, 8HIRT8 -KllTa -TU:I
UH IQU o( llll g11111p
Tlu <·nnt cl t nt 'l'tu Dt•llc wos
II dl•1UL OUd W CUi llpfJOSuH~d by
thfl lm nl rhnptt r of AI KndeJ
Shtlnv tn n fund t'tlhllnC carn­
p.ilgn '" L W. ... Out of-c1ly ~rnduntcs nrc Rus­
~:dl Cnlifl, Stnnle)' LoMy, anJ
Robert Thomas, Or goo Ctty;
Wlldnn Go•drosc, T1gnrd: Dav1d
G~rsprn·h, West Lmn: F r u n k
Educators to Host
School Teachers
Dlsc:uss10n of "Student Teach­
ers Progrnm m the Clasroom''
will be part of the program nr­
rnngl.od by the educntton depart~
menl, Fcbrunry 15. for the super­
vismg lc:\chcrs ~nd pdnctpals of
the schoolS where LewiS and
Clark students ore practice teach-
tnt'·
Prcccdmg thiS m('cting, cam-
pus chapter or IT.A will sponsor
a ten rur guests :in lhc drawing
lOOm or Pnlntinc Manor, 4-4·45
p.n1. Bl:ginnmt; nl 5 p m. ~he diS•
c:usslon WJll be led bv Mrs. Mnr· •
gucr1lc Rlder.>ul, D1·. Alva Gra-
hnm und Or. Chester Frisbie of
lhe cducnllon d(.'partmenl.
In\ 1tntlons have bN·n "l!nt to
ahllUl tlO superv•sors and t5 prin·
ctpnls In the Portlan<i vicinll\. •
Bob Tnylo•. new FTA president.
is ask1ng thfll the nppro ·tmotcl~
flO stud~nl teachers make n per-
cmnl lnvnat ion lo \hc•r supcr­
\'1 mg teacher nnd 1 epurt lo hirn,
Bo. · 28[1, the number uf U\OSC' able
to attend.
Religion Class to Visit
Jewish Temple Service
Ml'r \Lt'rs of Dr flldt!C H. a ;ht·
moto's world rehg1ons course
nnd uthct• mtcn:stt .>d stuc.lcnts
will nu,m<i Jew1sh Fuday ,·c~
nmg scrv ~t• t nt T•'tnple Beth
lsrm~l tumght.
Dr. Mm gnn OdP\1 wall gl\re tht>
Cl nwn, "Bmuc Re~ou1 t:l'S fur
Our l\tulual Nt>o..'d~" Rabin Ju­
lius .I, Norlcl W1ll l'Otuluct tht
f'l ''I wns more worrtcd about m)
1!.150 Ford than I "-"aS c:nrcd,"
~1d Bill Ertkscn. scmar BA rna·
jor. when nskcd about his har­
rowmg c.xperl~ncc of lruu Dc­
c~mber 17. '1'04lny BtU is nppenr­
mg tn federal court ns ch1ef \\ Jt­
ness 31-!UinSl (1 li'IO of dt•spc.~-nte
kidnappt'rs .
1t wns IU'Ound 10·30 Sunday
l!\'COillg nnd Btll wns hcndmg
home nfler lcavmg his g1rl
friend's house He pulled up to
the comer of Sax'\h and Jeffer­
son and stopped. \\hen suddenly
the car door wns opcnl'd.
Three men stood at the open
door One of th~m shoved u gun
m BtU's rJb nnd growled, ''Were
tnksng over the c:nr, buddy. We're
pulhng a couple of fnst JObs to­
night"
The
sho\'t.od thrc"
Bill tn dcsperndos then
the bock sent and
drove to a dc~cl ted housl! m lh~
Gu1lds Lnkc distnct .
The obrluctars broke open the
door or the house and Wed Bill
w1th somu h~;nvy llsh line, leav­
ing him in the ttllddlc of the.' floor
und tclhn{! hm1 to stay qu1ct for
n couple of hours.
Soon nrtcr the men Jell though.
h~ wos nblc t'"l bl" k the line
NEEDED
,. .. ~nlS lu . ttr •Lh001
hnUIU< pan • r full Uhl f• r 11 n•\• (Jr• ~;on •'It} Itn•nch ln~ur·
1\ne otfl<'e. TV <4~
Mayflower luteT·Inaurance
Exchange
LOOMIS
PRINTit•G CO.
PUBLICATIONS
and
COMMER CIAL WORK
BR 1343
516 N. W. 12th Ave.
FUth Btg Week-Students 65 ceota
·tter ICe''
~ Guild Theater bmdmg h1s feet nd bnnds. but
his hands were still ucd bchmd
h back nnd hlS f..: t were still
trussed togeth~r .
ACter hoppmg for four bloCks.
n nighl wntchmnn untied BiU nnd
• th•· Hlarm wns prcnd
An alert tnx1 dri\.'er cornered
the men and Bill got hi.s car b c.k
unscrt~ tcheti.
Students See Sessions
Dr-. t... u. Duboch's st te gott­
emment c:lnss spent all day
Thursday, February 8, nl Snlem
where they ottcndt.-d sess1ons o!
both bra.ncht;s of the legislature .
AN OREGON
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Complete bonking facilities .••
prompt. courtoouJ Mn'•Ce ••• at
any branch of ThC'I United Sto*
Notional Bonk.
• Chtcldng atco .. h
• Savittgs occouatl
• Bank-by-mall stnla
• Looas of all kiads
• O.nk Monty Orden
• Glft cbtcb; ptnoaoiiiM
daecks; tnntltn daub
• ("'f boakl~~t ..... • PIONEER LOG Friday. February 8. 18~1
Pap Two
Old-Fashioned Valentine Day Becomes Thing of Past The Mal, Vi 1
I E Wh C · }" T · h Q H r1 Once agnm studcnls are being plngucd with lh~ c\•il of n ra en ornmerc1a lSffi flUffip S ver ea the modern age women m heels at u dnncc.
Br Don noren
It's down 1, · dt!JH·~ing to
consider some nspecL"i or .growing
up Take neJ\t Wcdncsdnv rut nn
ill ustrfttion. on thl• fateful doy. would sluff
them in his lunch bo:-.:: m the
mominc nnd car:ry th••m off to
ISc:hool. s1dc nnd n Hershey bnr, \\ 1th
nuts, on lhc lns•dc. She 'ns O\'Cl­
whelmed b) ~:uc:h n display of nr­
f~'C'I ion. "Bul the\' lr10k so nice,'' irate ::;tudenls will suv. ''So cJo * •
C1nt~ wilh ilMt" length (ormnb," we nnswct·. The only thing
wrong with heels is the apparent lnck of halance on the
gu·ls' p:ul. ncccssitaung a change in the eq\tilibl'ium of Lh(~
Whnl lun thvs~ eloss-ro\llll \'al­
cntln••-pn.lmg p:trttcs were. Best
of nil, ns for ns we ktds wc.t ,. cou­
C<J'nt..'d, all mblnnc" of stud)'
wns stritll\' out of st,•le for the Today, whnl hnp(ln ? No ptll'­
ues in clnss or b1ushmg t1Stdc
studiC$; an t xu~o-hcn\'Y ruadlng
nssignmcn t h; a mo1 c likely pros­
peeL Honlh· on oct of lo\'C on the
pnrl or the professor mnle species
In the place of :temi-formlll dunces might we suggesl Next Wedncsd Ol''!
• • You SC<.', no~ · wc',·c nlmost !or­
~:ottc.n that F\!brunry 14 is a spc·
c1al occasion. Vakntme s dny. But
back in the good old fourth-grade
dills would "c have lfl it sl1p our
htllc mtnds• Not for n moment.
And wi1b good reason "'"'d re­
member and sL'lrt looking fo•­
"·ard to the occasion \~ eeks nhcnd
of tame Every ktd 10 Uh' doss
would sather up nll the bns of
fnncy paper, lace, glue nnd other
Vole.nun~nrd compont;nts nnd, day.
U wu a rcnl trent to both gh c
ond rcccl\'c thcs~ hnndcrallcd In­
bon; ol lo\·c. I can remember n
bonny lnss who. in return lor
copti\"Ottflg my rourth-grode fnn­
cy, '~ns p1-cse"\ltc~ with n heart­
~bnpcd-a t least, I intcndt.-d to
make 1t hcnrt-shnpcd- cr.mtsOn
bol: "1th n btg nbbon on the out-Now. too, damsel e~pcct frill)'
boxes nf "sto1 c-bough tcn" cnndy
nnd look on ) ou ns trictly z-usllc
if )'Ou should be so bold ns to for­
ward ~our O\\'n hnndtwork with n
lone chocolate bnr insfd mmc gct-toswthcr s with campus clothing the controlling
fotce. I nstend of one ot' two h:n·g\·, expcnsi\'c dances for lhe
sclcrt lew, publicize and build up attendance nl sport juke-
box dances.
Let's take Lewis aml Clark out of the "this-is-the-wav-•
it's-nlways-done" class and keep hfe on the casual collegt•
level nnd for an occnsJCln of importuncc ~kip semi-form al
and jUmp to the top for a fol'mnl dance.
Sometimes It sc ms kids kno\\
more wh t to value thnn do lht•lr
elders. F. B. C.
Trodse Shuss-Boomers Stress Safety
As Intergal Part of Wi.nter-Time Sport
.Jlt..... • ~ and he wall t 11 you
he'd rnthcr tnkc hlS chances wtth
a sk1 an each Coot and n stake
an Pnch hand gomg down Mt.
Hood at 40-65 m.p.h thnn wnlk
across a do\\ nto\\ n street Bul
mn)'be he'. n little iunscd. The only qualification for hc­
longmg to Tn'~dSc Is to h&\'~ on
intcrc!':t in skhng, ono $4 on lhc
ltnt.: to tl easu1 cr Burl llcnde•­
shotL KnO,)dng how lo ski Jsn't
c~entlnl. hut It helps. By Bryc:e White
You'd tlnnk. like cleaning
wmdows on lhc lop floor of the
Emptre Statt' buildmg or drw­
mg down o.n...-~~--~ ...
east-\\ est street
coin{l no r t h.
that sk 12 n g
would be a
rather hazard­
ous 3\'0c::ltiQJ\
But if :reCOids
go to pro~
on ':l t bing. Nnerthele u. Trodsc's prexy.
WtllH.' Anus. snys lhel'c ore only
10 qualified members of their
c>:clUSl\ e Frncturt" dub-and
th~se m four years of rough
and tough skimg Olhc.t· ofilcers of the club or1
Bill N1t.zel, vace-prcstdcnt, Don
na Gaylord, l;l!<':l"Ctnry; Bob Ben­
ton. nsststant t.rca5urer, nnd Ken
Herrmann. sergeant-at arms.
lTods~ Ski
shatters t h a t
1dea.
Ask any nne Williet A.n.iis
of Trodse's 40 So far thts yenr, Doug Ols~.:n
has be n the Clnly fracture VIC­
urn He met hu; ncctdent (n bro­
ken ankle) "hlle competmc nt
Sun Volley two w•'cks ago.
Columnist Yearns for Scholarly Life;
Old Year's Shabby Ways Cast Out
lty Chuck Gibb
Happy new semester, and
\\hot have you on your list of
ne\li remes1cr resoluttons? l, !or
one ha\· spent consideroble
time rearranging my nCUYJtics to
v.rnmmt my being accepted by
everyone ns a scholastic and so­
oal lion until June. prov1d10C
my snow-wh sskered Uncle
doesn't send me any regtstCl'cd
mail before then.
Being a nonnal, sptnt.ed col­
lege lad, I have w the past m­
dulged Ul :Wequent rakish prac­
tices such as teanng parkmg
suckers of! the wind!ihields of
faeulty-.ow:ncd cars to ensure
same of rece1,,ng a court sum­
mons from the campU!I gcn­
dnrmes.
Lost ~emest.er students used to
pomt ink-smeared imgers m m}
cllrcction and whlSJX!T. 4"hat
suy alone pays !or the hf'lp and
the lighls m the snack shack."
• • o rai.her wild ()Ver·State­
m,.nt.
MY c:nlculattons cover )Uiit the
help. w1th mbbe a "'coupln"
buclu; to spare. And. scholasti­
cally, I conf<:£S to hD\ mg re­
fused to Jom the book-of-the­
month club because 1 couldn't
reod a book ln 1.hnt shCJrt a
urn
Bus 1his wmosler \h.ing£ wnt
t.nkc new form. Yes. str, I'm n
new rnnn wsth new sd .. als \0· ward a nc\1 ·r '1 .,.h mgh
the usc of a carefully-pl.'loncd
stud)' schedule and shco~r resol\'c
I ::lu•JJ become n scholnr. And
from Ulc distonununnce of a
number of shoddy acquamtanC•!s
nnd sheer resoh·c l hnll become
n gentleman.
Rcadmg bnck over the above,
I d.JscO\'er that one factor IS
common tn boUt m:r changes ...
sheer :rcwh·e. It's u-ue lhnt m
the past my resolve has been
sheer. So sheer m !oct lhat to
most people at was downright
ln\'lS.Iblc.. But this ss a new se­
mester wHh a new me.
1 want to learn lhlngs. I want
to be able to ;nnaz.c people by
translnunc the Latin on a dim •
I wnnt to feel the glow o! sclf­
pndc thot accompanies one's
rccogrutlon of R~nvir"s brush, of
Shelley's pen.
I want to see n larger numeral
Utnn a "1" tn [f'(,nt of lhe deci­
mal pomt on my G. P. A 1
wunt to re~ng.n from the Pony
Express club. c\ en if tl means
WTILIOg my own C);BtnS.
And by &ndrfy, some dn)' I'm
comg to occomphsh nll th~
thm~ through sht:er n>Solve. If
you don't be.heve me, come
down to the mack shack and
I'll tell you to ~our fnct; • • •
pro\•idmg I'm not out w1th the
boys tcartng parkinc ~tickers off
professors' windshtclds.
u tr
ufCJ at pi.IIJUOU.l m or lll• AUVC:bled lud,.D\JI ot t .. vol• nnl'l t:'lnrk
u i)l) ' I • l'«~biiJiJJ•~ ~~ kl,. tlurlnc tl
P4' r ,. a.r .&PJ!UcaUoJl for eutl'J' •• •KoiiU! -.:.1-.n matter ta: pn4iJ16.
EDITOR
FLOYD CUMMINS
B•D 'J'leiac:hm&11
0&7 :a&r41ue •Iller ANI B17Citl Trod.J.e members offaclote st
,-oraous ska meets bcs1de.s span·
sonng two others, the Trod c
Gmnt Slalom. held Aprll 14 this
year, and the mtrnmurnl rnces
sometune during the same
month. The Gmnt Slnlom IS open
to :all. men nnd women, m the
class C and JUniOr standmgs.
Thr(LC ur :four Urnes dunns th~
Wlnter, Trodsc charters n spP­
ctal \A 1..'Ckt nd bus lup lr• M L
H0t-1d Anyone can go, th1• price
bemg Sl round tnp, lf he c·ttn
c~n~h the bus r•l 6 n 111., lcavmg
on designated Satu1 doys. Behincl Their Bach
Each sprmg 1.he Wesley Jont!S
~kmonal 1.rophy ls pa cscnted to
the LC student contnbutmg the
most to the sport of s.killlC. Lnst
ycnr. June '50 ~;rnduate Bob
Young recetved 1t. Wtth conditions as they arc in Korea, the present slrike
o1 the brotherhood of railroad workers is like a slab in the
bnck. No organizatio n should hold so much power over so
many people that they can completely disrupl transporta­
tion to a point that supplies to our fighting forces in lhe
East are held up.
Th1s deplorable act by this wage-eager group is stricllv ¥
£ditor'a Note: This is the sec­
ond in o seYies of articles on
campus interest organizati on.
Month Leeway Offered
For Choosing Service agam,:)t all Aml.!rican principles. With such conditions, how
can we expect our fighting forces to defend our democratic
principles, when this group stabs them m the back bv slow­
ing down much-needed supphes, ammunition nnd m~n.
B. G. F.
By Ben Flo•~hman BARK OF THE LOG
Good news wru; recci\•t:d Ja
week from the !clecltvc scrvat
tor students \1. ho w1sh lo be dt I Circula1ion Pandemonium Rally Squad Rallies
T th( Editor
ferred unlll the
end of the nca·
demic _year ond
still want to ~:­
lect the branch
Of SCT\'JCC lht>y
want to be m T lh., EdttOJ
Student
wiShing to tnk.e
ad\' a o wge
thiS must SUI)' B Fl . h
m school for en eac man .. the en til c ncadc.mlc year. Thirty
dnys pnor to th • end or the yenr
the d Jern'<l student mus~ cnli£l
tn UlC branch or s rvlcc he de­
sue-s nnd then he will be al­
lowed to ftna h thnl ycnr.
l! the deferred stud nt doesn't
t:nhst 30 cinys u rl'Oit the end o!
the ycnr he is tn kmg chanc.cs on
bf!ing draHed HllO nny brunch
Cpl'(;bobly not on•1 of h1s t·how~'.)
A I Akin , f•mlor PI<: mojos
and os lfil nt fuoLb d I <O •• ~h,
reully had wmc tough lucl· lost
w ek £-,trill, h pur~:hn ed n
brnnd new I I udaon .1nd not
D\IJT thM o wctk lnt.c• wns Jut
by nnuthcr car. HIA Hud on wns
dtc.lnrr.:d a total lu;lf>.
AI hod to hove 14 tHche5
talt n sn h11 Ju~ad ufi,r \hll nc
ctdcnt Thrct doys lo\cr h · wna
onicrt d lt1 t.nkro tJ phytncul I or
th• ma.rln nnd he JJbUcd lhas, We, the undersigned
that the shack is more conduch•p
lo concentrntr•d dfort lhnn the li­
brnry. sludy condttions bl'ing
whot the-y arc now in Iotter.
We! rcahze thnt it as some titm~
helpful for students to discuss
cln probl('ms nmong themselves,
but ll ccms to us that the lihrnry
IK certainly not the place
For the convenic nr:e of those
who suddenly get the u~ge to ,..n.
gogc in "intellectual discusaon,''
w• recommend the construction
or 0 cc,nocding tube lo the sh.u:k.
Theta• tndtvadunl s c:nn then ''shoot
the chute."
If any o( us hav .. b<.'cn seen ton
frequently in thl' shock ll as due
t11 tlw fort that tl is u hnvcu ~·f
peac•' ond quiet compnt cd wtlh
ttw rnild pandcmonaum of the t'ir­
culotann r uom.
This ••ritJci"m is hy no tn£'1tllll
dir••ctoo nt the management or
the ftbrnry but H1thur to th•' pc
lr on11 of fanw. rn concluauon, we
would ltl<c to odd that the nome
"carculntJon rrJom" hruJ been t:~k­
c.n much too lit•·rally by mony or
thr· atudcnts 'fh~ F<'brunry 2 ~.>dillo n of th<·
LOG cont.Hincd an t:ditorinl
which act:uscd tht• rully sqund
of not lul!alltnr. 1ts dutv to the •
schr•ol bccauw at wns not pn·s-
ent nl tlw Lanraeld bnsketball
gnmc Janunry 20. We {eel this
to be on unfair ncctJsaliun .
0&gonl7ed yelling :routines rc·
quire nil of the rally squad just
as D footbull vlnv needs o full
tcnm. 'fhc r.nm' ot L1n!1old was
pluycd during the ret:ent !anal
exam weekend. Mony of lhc
rally sqund mcmb<!l·s hod three
or ltiOIC fmnls on the following
Mondoy. Fo1· thus J t•nson we dad
nut ollcnd.
The llllly squad puys its own
trnvclmg t!XpClucs. Not lnclud­
ing the Mcdfold gumt'. they haVl'
ll'tlvclcll nlm~1al 1000 mllr·s t(l
gnii'IC8 nwny r rom hurnc. Ex-
1J1•nn l~nnlS cun uiett·d llw s•.md­
' •I r rully nL lht• uh pm l tor lht>
Pcnr Uowl gnlnt' I ht· ltnc t in
the chool's hlshwy.
J 1m Goddua d, u ljUlu d on our
bn .kctbull tewu, stud he thought
the r.1Uy qund wns fiOtnC o fmc
Job
lkcnu l of t h~'Gt.' 1 ~tt nns, and
tJUlcr, we he! thot \~c htwc
b n fulfllluan our obllguiJtlns.
C<oru:cqucn tly, t.hc rnlly JSQUod
thm~ the cdatortol wos unwa• •
o mu t report for oclivc duty Doruth.v .h.•nnn~:t
M1m1 Wmtz
Norman CrltCB
Marjory Dodge
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On the S octal Su/e .. with Darlene Deffenbaugh
Rush Teas and Pledging
Highlight Coming Weeks 'Wrong Number~ Please
Dr. John Anderson's home
phone number Is NOT CH 5359,
us h t• d 10 tht• Plonc••r Guide.
If is corrPr t numbor IS Cll 538!1
{hvc lhtte•.·Cif!ltt-tune) ukcd with bcang coiled from
brldgr. gnmea, from tile hnsc­
mcnt, from the shower llnd
vo rarnJA (lthcr placc.a, o IJ for a
tnv.nl m1stakc tn tht! Guide • A Heap of Travel
Keeps Teach Busy
By Leigh Bock
The number listed in the
Guide is lhl• homt• oJ a Mrs.
YodPr, who hns br:t.n plagued
wath most of Dr. t\nderson's
calls I!Ver suwt• tht.: Guide came
out sr•vL•ml months ogo. She is Roth Mrs. Yoder nntl the tel­
ephone compnn:v would &pptc·
cwtc the u c of the nght num­
ber-the ph11ne CtlmPilny b1!•
enusc of 1t possible losa of busi­
ness Crum Mrs. VClder. H lnkcs h ap much trnve.l to
Jt••t Jndtan Girl to her classes.
Tcus, parties and pledging w1ll bl the onlc1· of actl\'i­
ties plnnncd for lht• nc:-:t two week. by the inle1-sorority
council us spring snro1·ily rush1ng make ~ its annual debut.
(lue~ts will be rccCi\'cd nt the ru<;h lca:s Sundny, Feb­
runr)' I I. in the following order:
Zcto Thctu Chi, from 2 to 4 nt :J212 S. W. Cl'ysloL
Springs Boulevard, home of Elizabeth Conway . 59 Seniors Complete Degree
:: Requirements Fall Semester Alphn Gamma, n Hownilnn
ten from 3 to 5 nt 6511 N. W.
Alumeda, honw of Jonn F.lhs.
Sagmn Rho, nt 3233 S. E
Steell', hQrnC or Mrs. Tr~IC)' Colt,
a crystnl ll'n from 4 to ti. Ac:acia Colony's inBlrtl1ntlon
of11 r .,., all b• Fndny night
8 p.m. 10 the drnwmg :room
Palnhne :\-1anor February 9
Th~tn Knppra nt li9:12 S. E.
2flth, home of Mrs. A J. Tour tel­
lotte, from 5 to 7 with o theme
of spring.
Pal•fenmcc parties are st~hcd­
ulcd 10 this order. . . ..
The nPw of!Jccrs ore: Pl esl­
dcn l, Tom Picnnet: \'ICC· presi­
dent, Syd Hall, sccrclary-trens­
urcr, Walt Enmcs: 5Cnlinel. Jock
Middaugh: hlstor1on, 8nb Hell·
meyer.
Cir('US tanw, is the theme of
Zetn Thetn Chi'.!! party to be An emorgency mooting of lhe
h(!ld nl H.uth Hoskin's homL', 1962 sophomon cl<.a ·s w t.."' cqlh-d to ftll
S. E. Locust, Wecllwsday, Fl•b· the vac:J.ncws of lhc newly f'lect­
ruary 14. ed class otric<'rs w hu wen• en lied
Home or Bl'l ty B1ssw. 3329 mto oclivc.• 5£'rvicc.
S. E. Skl•lt!, wall bl' the !\Cent'> Those hllang th~ v.wnnc:11•s :ue:
u( n Cold Hu~h pally plannc.'fl pn.?sadcnt, Barbn~a l.orten: vacc­
by Alphu Cnmmn, Thursday, presiocnt, S ton I e y ~litchr.:IJ ;
r·ehruury 15. treasurer. Wmnae Cnrlcwk; er-
Sigmn Rhl' wall pr~ent a g{'nnt-at-arms, Henry Kohlhnlf;
Chan•:sc.• dinner nt Helen Gord-class rep~entotl\'c, Chene Cuf­
ner's horne, 2036 S. E. 56th, Moo-ley.
doy, February 19 • • • Fa!ty-nine scn101' students have
completed requirements for de­
grees. They \\lall receive them 10
June nt the 84th nnnunl com­
mencement.
Cnndada te for bnch••lor of arts
nrc J\ I ban Bust!k, George COl'h·
ran, !Jonold Daniel!, Joan Hills,
Mn1 y Ellen M1ms, Edward Peter­
san and :1-huttn Wooster, Port­
land; ond Sntosha Moratn, Hnna­
mnulu, Knum, Hawuh . GrosJocqucs, Mt. Angel; Chnrlcs
Hall. Sherwood; Jomcs McCready,
Oswego: Cr•orge Morse, Mllwnu­
kJC; Robert Wnlker, Milton, Fred
Wllson. Warrenton
Studl"nts from outSJdc Oregon
nrc F'rnncas Bnll, T~cumc:orA, New
Mexico: Bt.!lty r.ordon, Berkeley;
Collfornin; Ray HBmcrslcy, Snc­
~amcnto, Cnllrornw: Norm an
Jones. Alhambrn, Cnlt!orma;
Charles Wraght, Mitchell, South
Dnkoltl; Rnymontt Zorn, Johet,
Illlnol!ll; nnd Wallinm Summ•..'TS
ond Clnrlt GolbraUh, Vnncouvcr.
Wochtngton .
T\\ o studcmts, Georg Dunn
and Theodore Sullivan, Purtlond,
wall rcccavc mnster uf cducntlon
degrees. OW hm~'r& moy bang about
how for they w~'nt to the1r hlllc
chool d•lWn th•• ronll, but EdJlh
f-ll•nry K11lbu<•k, music major,
lt>nches ptan" In Hood Raver,
plncang her clos-es almost 70
mtlc frr.m the campua. Of
cours.r:, thu; is on wc-ckenus only
when sh go•• hom•' to teach
her students.
Edath can trncc her ancestry
bnc.k to the Fr••nch and lndinn
wars wh~n her grandfather, a
D lnwnre Indian, many, mnny
limes removed, was spnrcd. has
life by n French off1ccr, CapUlin
Hl'nry. Since that ume, each
member of the Killbuck f mtlY
cnrraes "Henry.. for his or her
m1ddlc nnme.
Dunne the we••k, Edith 1s kept
uusy with her ptnno work ln
Portland . Much of her work lies
an the nccompanymg field tor
mstrumcntnl 11olou;ts But her Lal­
e.nts nre not lim•ted to the pmno
I •nc ns £dJth keeps nn nclJVe
lnt rest in the l<ello.
Forthcomtng cone rt.s v.: all sec
~dath Ktllbuck nppenrlnC \ ath
Ute Lewis nnd Clark symphony
rometlme m Morc:h. At thllL bme
Ehc will be heard m the Schumnnn
p1nno concerto an A mmor .
Theta Koppn 1s plunnmg n pa­
ratc pnrty for Tuesday, Febru­
ary 20.
Rushees must turn m their
first and secund preferences to
Dean Freedn Hurt:dcld Thurs­
d.ty, February 22, by 4 p m. LC student body received nu
mv1tauon to the "Broken Hcnrls
Ball," Saturday, February 10,
from 8·30 to 12•00 sponsored b}
the nursang students of thP Unl­
vcrslly o{ Oregon Medacal school
The dnnct! w11l b•• m the l'ccr<':l·
tton 'toom of the nuacs' dormi
tory. 840 S. W Gnmes Rood, in­
frJt mat nnd stag BradJ(~lor of t:cicnn• students
i neludt' c''htrkt' And(•I'S(tn , ~d·
\l.ard Arndt, Albert A:wrr Jr.,
At thur Bnkk•• Jr., WIUiam Bell,
Stanley Blmr. Helen B nndurcr,
Willtom Bowes. D(lnold Cnsc,
Paul Clark, James Crowd •r, Rob­
(!rt Doty, Wnller Enetdl, Kenneth
llondcl, Slurlcy Kon~ler . Donald
Kmg, Robert Larson, Mary l\tac­
nCJtl, Clore M3dsen. John .Miller,
Gordon Nelson, John Newell, Ray
O'Dell. Gerald Owen, James San­
derson, Gordon Sullivan, Grant
Tipton, Kenneth Tracy. Walter
Weaver ond Frances Wmklc.
Porlhmd. Armed Thugs Swipe Car
From Senior Bill Eriksen
Bads wtl! b<• ready for rushees
to pack up F ! ... ~·, Fcbruury 23,
ul De n Pr•rtdl•ld's l•ffic•• b~­
t Wl'en 4 r.nd ..J.
• •
Barbcua Forbol, St·nam· BA ma­
Jor, announC1 •d her cngagcml.'nl
to Jmnt;s R. Shnw Jr., nlso sen­
lOr BA major, nt n me(•tJng of
Mu Phi Epsllon trntermty. The
wc.'<idmg dote is st•t for Junl' 9.
• • •
Tho antu-fraternity rush ct1m·
mltll't :.announces 1ts rushing
.sclwdulc b.-.ginning With regis­
tration of those Interested Feb­
ruary 12 nnd 13. A Sl registra­
tiOn re" is to be pnid when s1gn·
1ng up nt the dcon of men's oi­
hCC' or in tht• gym,
Rush week W1ll lie from Feb·
1 unry 18 to 25 wath prder.•nct!
days, r' c b r u n r y 26 ond 27.
Rush~es g1ve pre let encc to the
denn of mf!n's office,
Bid day 1s Mnrch l and rru­
tcrnaly day, Mw ch 8, T1mc and
plncu Will be nnnounceu Inter.
• • •
• All girl• antore11od In joining
P•·p club un. urged to s1gn the
hst to be pnstl.'d on the bulletin
board in 'thl' gym next week,
F«•bruary 12-16, announc<.>d A hcc
Peake, prc•sidcnt.
'l'o he t•Jigablt•, garls must lwvc
nttcnded Lew as nod Claa k Cor
unc scrnc~;tct· and hove n GPA
or nl leo&t 2 00.
Junior Plays Concerto
· At The Dalles Festival
Edith K 1lbuc\. .)una or mwuc
mnJor, appt•haPd in con('crl nl
•rtw Dttllc•a Suncluy, Jnnu.try 14.
Slw wns '3ccompum, •ll by the
lluml rtivca Mutnc fl't•5tl\'nl S\'lll• •
phonY tn n Hoch t·ont·ert" for
fiiUilll,
The t•a l'hl'stro 1 conduclt'd b\' •
Bcu lfl Sirpo who recently won
urtllonnl nC"dnlrn Cor his ua·gttnl­
~ntwn of tlais r,ruup
Tho com~a t (at 1'h!..! DnllP.S wos
11 11 lloul nnd wns pon liP d by
I ht• locml chuptPr or AI Kltdt'l'
Slum•• w o rund rru m!J cam­
pnlsn •
A Valentino dinnor p:arty lu~h­
laghkd "'1th \\ r~flll.!s as the r11Dm
cuut'Sc. is bcmg planned hy Col­
hccon, home c.conomtcs interest
l·lub at the new hom~ or Ruth
Chind!;!ren, head of home ..:co­
nomacs department nnd club ad­
vtser.
ThOSE' compll'lmg urrnngemcnts • me. Phyllis Thompson, food;
Ahce Per. 1:! nnd Gloria Gow, en­
lctt.ninment ; Donn o Knutson,
Nancy M1ller, Pat HustJngs and
Helen Doig. dccorataon
• • •
Tho senior cla.u v. tll hold ats
first sprang meeting Tuesday,
F cbruaay 13. in the Campus thea­
ter nt 12:30 Reports will be given
b,Y t h c grutlunt10n, announce·
ments, cup and gown, scnaot'
prom pre-dam ·l' dtnnca·, c:111 navnl,
picnic. und scnwa convocuLiun
C•Jmmittecs.
Mid-February Concert
To Honor Jan Sibelius
H uno r i n g the caJ:hty-la llh
birthday of Jnn Sabchus, Ftn­
ntsh composer, the Lcwas ond
Claa-k symphony w1ll present n
15pccial concert Sundny, Febru­
ary 18. nt 3 p m an the campus
thcutt:l BcJraS Su po. n personol
tracnd or Sab••lius "all condurt
th«~ orch\lstra.
Opena.ng the conr•'t t Will be
"V a r sang," 01 "Sadness of
Spl'lng."' Al:;o mclud<'d an the
c'mcurt will l>l' two movcmt•nts
fa om the symphony numl.ll'l' one,
"ValSl' Tnste" and "FmhmdHI .''
Dn!P Kugt~l \\all l11..• lt•utul't'd
ira lhe "Swun of 'funnolu'' p'lr
[til mtng the English huan pns­
sugcs. Hop~' .Jncqualh will lw
heurd ln t h•' t•cond nnd last
mov"mcnls of Sthl'llus' onh• vao-•
8HIBTI- HATI- nEI
• tlt L W. Wahlngtoa II. Out-of-city grtlduntcs nrc Rus­
sell Cnhft, Stanley LOney, and
Robert Thomas, Oregon C1ty;
Wlldon Gcdrose, Tagard; Dav1d
Gerspnch, West Lmn: Fran k
Educators to Host
School Teachers
Dll!CU&SIOn or "Student Tcnch­
c.rs Program 10 the Clasroom''
will be part of the program or­
ranged by lht! educt•laon dcpru t­
ment, Ft>bruary 15. for the !;Uper­
vismg tellchers and pnncipals of
the schools where Lewis and
Clnrk stud nts nrc practice teach·
in g.
Pa cccdmg thas me<!ting, com­
pus chapter of FTA '''Ill sponsor
o tea lor guests in tht:> drnwing
room of Prtlntmc Manor, 4-4:45
p.m. Bc(pnnin(; ut 5 p.m. lhe das­
cussa(ln wall be led by Mrs. Mar­
gueratt Rideout. Da. Alvn C rn­
horn nntl Da. Chester Fnsb1e of
the 'ducntwn deportme nt.
lm itntaons huvc been sent to
about 00 supC'rvasors ond 45 prln­
capals in the Po1lland Vlcanaly.
Bob T11ylor, new F'TA president,
IS o J·ing thnt the approximately
!lO student teachers make n per-
anal Invitation to their supcr­
\'ISIOC teacher nnrl report to him,
Box 289, the number ol those able
to attend.
Religion Class to Visit
J.ewish Temple Service
~!embers oJ 01 Hadeo Hnshl­
mr)to's world rehgi\JOS t·oursc
nnd other interesh:d tudi.!nts
w1ll ottcnd Jewish Fuday cvc­
mng t:cn•a(cg nt Temple Bdh
lsrllel tonight
Da. Morg11n Odell ''ill ga\'l' the
ct rnon, ''Butut• Resourres !or
Out Mutunl N~:•xts ." Rnbhi J ll·
taus J. Nodcl Wlll l·•mduct lh · ''I '' ns more womed about my
1950 Ford thnn I wns scared, ..
s:ud B1ll Eriksen, scnaor BA ma­
JOr, when skcd about has har­
rowm~ e.xperwnce of last D~­
cember 17. Today Ball IS nppcar­
ing in ledcrnl court as ch1ef wit­
m•ss ngumst (I triO or desperate
kadnoppers,
It wns around 10·30 Sundav -!!VCntng 5nd Bill wos heading
}lome after leavinc hts girl
friend's house He pulled up to
the corner of Stxth nnd Jeffer­
son and topped, when suddenly
the cor door wns opened.
Three men stood at the open
door One ol them shoved n gun
in BtU's nb nm.l growled, "Wern
wklllg over the cnr. buddy. We're
pulling a couple of fast JObs to­
ntght ..
The three desperados then
shovoo B1ll an the bock sent and
dro,·c lo n desct ted house tn the
Guilds Lake distract.
The nbductors broke open the
door of the house nnti Ul•d BtU
with .omc hen\'Y hsh line, leav­
Ing him tn the midt.lh.• of the floor
und t~lhnc him Ut stay qul(~ t ror
n coupll• of hours
&ton lafh:r the men left lhouGh •
hC! wns nblc to ur nk the line
NEEDED
Guill '" vrk lh r a..:hool hnUhl' 11oVt or rull U111r f•)T nt'W
t• l\rcgon t•HJ Bronch ltu•ur­
flnt! otfl!;•' TV ••H6
Mayflower lnter·lnaurance
Exchange
LOOMIS
PRINTI1fG CO.
PUBLICATIONS
and
COMMER CIAL WORK
BR 1343
516 N. W. 12th Ave.
Flflh Blg Week-Student• 65 cents
tt ~" \NtiS' ner . ,,
ICI bmdmg has feet nnd hnnds. but
h1s hands were still ued bchand
his bnck ond hss feet were stlll
trussed together .
After hoppmg tor four blotks,
n n1ghl watchman untied Bill and • the {dorm w:oJs prcacl
An alert tnxi driver cornered
the men and BilJ cot his car bnck
unscratched.
Students See Sessions
Dr t-. (i, Dubnch's state go,.­
ernmen t cl:.tss spcnl all doy
Thursday, February 8, nt Salem
\\:here they :lttcnded SCSSIOOS Of
both branches of the legislature.
AN OREGON
NK
Comploro bonking tocllltlea •••
prompt. courteous service ••• a1
any branch of ThC' Unitctd Sto._
Notional Bonk.
• Checking occo••ts
• Soviogs accounts
• Bank-by-moll ""Ia
• loans of all kind&
• Batdl Monoy Ordon
• Glft clltcb; penoacalb ..
chttkt; tr.wtlors c~tcb'
• htry baaldllt ••• •
I 0 8 OQN PIONEER L.OG friday, F•bruary 9, 1951
Fi en Take Firm ~~~t;o~~~~ ~~:· Tille-Bungry Boop
Grasp on Top Spol, .. ;%·.::~ ~~~~ ·::"'~:'-Squad Eyes Series
Bump Coil, 65-54 ·~:;,.;~~~':..~:f.:~~~~:.:~ ilh Dormant Cats
Pl y1n • n wth. fast-brc:~kmg P1oa. ,.-·n Whu:ma.A Lake J,lacc" Jlcndtng mto the sct-vnd hnlC of Nurt hwcst c•on fcrcncc c14l .ON 11 brnnd or ball. ~he Pton('('rs 1 , )) ,,, ro• ThL rdt-r~. pin:., the loop-lcadmg Lc\\ is and Clark cagers cngngc \Vi 1-
rabbed a fmn hold on l}t• top ~~ ~~~-I a~l1
d': Who loudl~ !:hlJUll'd, Whit lnnn::tLc's diS3ppolllltng g,~.ll cats m a homc-nnd-homc scrit!S
r ng of the North\\~~ confer· u f.t) .Flltu mon out '' an Mnnday LC- I .. 1 C
t.nC\' ladder b~ d(:(:LSl\e~ trounc-1 t \"' ... ,.~.~~~ 1 ~~ CoJic-s:c of ld. ho rca,> OJ Lomg \l .tt Sa em and tomOtl U\\ in the L maple l'mporium.
Jn.C th~ Coll g" of ld ho Co)- n nu. n """ You '"lt'S:S<?d tl Pwut.:er conch Eldon Ftx was pleased with tho showing Bdl, t"<lld II .,.. ot 65-54 .Mondn~ ntght ot ht crew ngnmst College of ldnho Mondny, -singling out
The Fumu~~n came up l'n. (!1!) Whitman NOA'l't(WDST CONFJJn..Ncm the piny or ,·eteran guord Lew Wahl ftw specla! pt•ail:;c.
t e r fin t idlnl pctlonnuno I U6J Gl'tl• n -1'olnt.• ]\1"] S 1 ~ f d
t d te 1D downmg the second- (Ill .Mnm• W .L PeL l'or ApL It ~c 11·0c er, ll'Sl·Y('llr gUBl WhO WOS l'CCcntly (!}C~
ptr.ce c 'Jo"'tes, ~ the:\· butlt up (: 1r.\,., o~lf!'! ~:~·~~'a:: M ~ : :;~ !~ :~ \a ted to the \'arsily from lhc frosh squad. ,dso t·aptu 1 ed
c.n e:irb -game lead and slung to ' M." 11 :,~1 ~f =e~':t : ! ::C: !~~ ~~ thc.: mentor's fnncy. To dote, he
~I unlll the !:tn 1 buz:zer 1 .>4daf'd 11!1 \\ llll·jhcUic :1 & .3Tn 341 422 p lilted out, Schroeder ho!; I II tlol h.il {lll Whitman g & .~ 317 3:>3 Malmen lo Face
WashingtonSiale
In Pioneer Lair · Gu rd Don Pau'ISiln, e!t'cted to playL'<I 4.f mmutcs, commllllng
the unLm·13bte tu k or holding onl) on personal :foul nnd per-
down htgb'-~g Lloyd NeYtlle. Sportsessl· on ro.nung like a \Ctcrnn.
p ~"-ed to be n wue chotec ns he Th~ Bearcau . pos!:essors of n
pc!rfonncd hk n b.amacle 11 four and four record in confct-By Don Floren mght WJth Ne\ illc closcly
sunrded lb Idahoans JUSt dtdn t IG!lil!C!il!Elm:~S encc actmn to dote, an.· still n
h1ghly 1 egnrded foe J o h n n ~·
U\\ It!" dan hns 8\'~t ugL'<i close
lo 54 pomts p~r gnmc, htghcst
ot .1ny llOin m the ~orthv.c:;t Wm!hlngton Sliltc (.'olloge gr~lP·
pies lm od(' the Lew IS and Clark
C) rnnn:;lu.m tnnsght for n meet·
mg with Jam War-d's P10necr
mntrncn Mntchc ore slntL>d to
get underway nt 8 p.m. ha\ c:nougb po\\Cr lo match Pntterrung thas \liN-k & writtng nftcr Gestalt pSychology-It's
the P1onecrs' ~cormg punclt. tntcrestm but \\hat does it prove!-v.c br1ng to Iicht o fC\\ un·
Gu rd Le\\" Wllhl wns high ~ elements or lhc now hall-hmshcd Northwest conference
con.-r for the orange and lbl c.k hoop rnce. l'll'CUil
"alh t4 nf the e' enly-da:.otnbulcd To deto the Pion~en have scored 423 points tor a S2.9 per Lewa ind!cal~d. early In lhc
The Onutgc om'.! I3luck -v.r cs­
tl~.:•s dcf~ah•d the CentJ"'I YMCA l.C t.nllics. gamo a•erage. Their opponen!s havo tclliM 418. or 52.3 por con· v. cck, thnt a consul{'ral>lt· shnke·
up of In stm Ung lrncup m1ght
ht m order. HP mtamatcd that
h~e would giV~· the nod to tht!
"fav( most eager mt:n" on the
sqund, regardless of pnst JH'r·
fol'manccs. Lnck of husllc nnd
:flghl hns been one M tht> Bear·
cats' chu!f weakni!$SCS. l.C (651 :PQs.. t!i-tl C. of L
)~c:l4 \ U) ,.. 1 Eo I Lanlotl
. rn U: I _ .Jl" ( li 1 "\\ f'll!t
Frua (l!l t:: (!) l\1 ch•en "all (H) -G U l N"\UI
I n ilU -G ClCI I-IA-wki<
togUtuUon L '-H<:.Dl"}" 1. MI.!!·
hTOO'd .r % C' •11• .. or ad&lll>-• u :!. lh' r I k r Dnut) r.
~ 1;:.
'Whitm:m·s M 1 :s s son a r i e s
\\ e..ren't exactQ treated m the
manner bcl1tl1ng campus guests
lust \\-eek-end as the PJOncer
t'ngers chalked up t\\ o \rktor:tcs
at their~ ps:osc to bounce to the
top of the •T-orthw conference
basketball heap
The F.u .. "'I1len. led by mng)
center John Feu:.. coasted to a
Sl-4i \'lctory Fndn:r :rnghl m o
rontest scarred by frequaJt mlS·
" on the part of both clubs.
Nc.tthcr qumtet could maswr any
susuuned sconng punch, and 1t
was through F'eurs s-teady 23·
pomt effort that 1£ gamed the
nod
V{}utman shO\\ ed a remarkable
, . ...,., •••. rsaJ o! form tn the gift shol
dep:u-trnent Saturda~ mght a
t.h~y dunked all of the 23 shots
awarded them But t U WJDbl
to soh>e the Pumcr :zone de·
fense. they came out o.n th~:: sad
end of a 61-59 score
F'orv."ards Ed Rud and K nny
5£~'35 earned tht> guns for the
I ~ !1 e gamenng 15 and 10
11 ~ rc:~ el).
LC, Reed Break Even
In Chess Tournament
Bclwve lt or not, LE \\ t and
Clark ued .Reed m an mteUcc­
tual en!Jcn-.: or ~ ch<> muLch,
hdd lust Jnnunry 14 Se\'t!ll men
f m LC played t\1. o (;ames each
agnmst seven !rom Reed, thl'
pluy"'rs of encb team bcmg
ranlu:d aca~rding 1.0 ability
hown m mlr.lml.U'al matches.
·oland nnd Kolin turned m
double \'lctortes for Reed whJ.le
Deane .Moore and Don On·old
chalked up plill <~Ch for LC.
The wruc \\'liS m doubt going
mto the last mtHcll and rem med
so wh n Rembnrd "\:on Antmon
offered his oppon nt dr<lw
The lJn.nl score was 7 .;
ln a pi'1Cvrou mat.dt ih Pw­
neer pnwn pusheB defeated Pe·
cd1c univc,..:ily 61h-31;: Wllh
Danold Turner nnd Remhard
'\On Amm
tone-; n cnrnrng double vtc-test. Amazing as iJ may seem. tht> Fixmen have manag~ to build
up a six-win. :two-loss league rocord and yet, th~retically , ha•e
only outscored their opponents leu than one point per game. quod, 20·1 I, lost Prlday in o
motch held as the pr chminury
to Uw uu ~lty bnskctball gnml!
wrth Whltmnn. LC, as ;fnr as t:rm el .is concerned. is going into the rough holf
or tile sehcdul 01 tis rcmainrng seven gnmL'S, four nre on lhe
road and three of tho-" on the Inland Emp1rc swmg against Whll·
mnn nnd CoUegc of ldnbo. The other awny !rom home gnmt' ts
tontght's W1Uumette tiff. Tomorrow's return engngcm~nt with the
Bcarcats and n pair of home tiffs with PnCJftc round out the However , big TM Loder, W1l·
lnmcn~ scnrtng nee, :md his
motes cnn be dynsmltc on then
bot night . Re!:ults.
121 pounds-Leo McElroy, LC,
won by detault.
128 pounds-Nackel!:, YMCA.
dcclslont>d J c.k Bolloh clu:dule..
W'ub tbaJ LC inland swing and another correspondlng tn•asion
by tho Coyotos on the docket. it's a sat• bet a.t lhis stage of rho
ga~ that. whoever it may be. the NW li.tlist will drop aJ least
four games before tho browotla are over.
The Ptoncers ha\·e won nme .and lost only two nt home wh1lc
nbout l cmg on lhe road '~ ath two WLllS aga1nst seven losses. On
neutral floors the~ hold n one and one record, Just home boys, I
cuess.
Hudson Fills Hoop Holes
Charlie Hudson, '4Sag~brush" to
teammates. moves mto the spotlight
portrait. his Pioneer bn.sk<.•l b.d I
Ill Uus week's Pioneer
Hudson, a JUnior, is majoring in phys1cal education with
a SOCJnl science minor. He is married and a ''eteran of
\\1orld War ll.
The s1x-foot-two, on hundred seventy-five pound Bud-
n On the rel5 fV(' Unit Of
coach Eld n F1x's conf<:n:!ncc
challengers and 1 current]>
orklng at all po lllon wher­
' er ht: 1.: mo t needed
H lett tn track Jn t ''ei.lr •
a high JUmper and 15 expect~
cd to bt: top m n for the Pio·
n r Uu spnng an thnt event.
Hudson u member of Order or
L and Lambdn Pru EpSilon
Chua lie prep~ at Pcndldon,
g duat1ng m 104G He lettered
lti b;u.k tbuU .. nd track two
) eaTB. and earned • solo lcuer rn
footbaU Hudson becnmt= an
ndepl ruicr durmg th.u; tag... of
ht l.lfc nd parllcspntt..'CI in a
numbe of rod~'o He still likes • to get out hrs old bucktng hor e,
Da~ Ugbt, nnd ndc when he goes
home to Pendleton in the sum-
mc.r
ChatlJtJ Went mlo LbP en: sc•
aflcr graduatron and was lukr
ent to Japan n a mcmb,..r of
the FtrSt Cnvnlrj divaston w her~.;
he doubled n o cook and o
memb<'r of the rnahtnry police
For lhe futurt, Hud on hold5
Lhe S<>mc hope n mo l olh• r
phy!:tcnl t~u<wllnn mOJOr&. He
hope.;; lo finrt o conchmg JOIJ,
pret(;r'ably ua lhc F.a lcm 01'cgon
country he know so well Lnlct'
on he'd U:k·· to buy , ranch and
sNilt• do\l.~n m U10 c \\ rde open
lip<lCt'S
Sigma, Bela Post Intramural Wins
S•.cm and Bela post~-d v. J.ru!
an Tuc ) mtrnmural busk~t;­
ball actt n A lhard scheduled
encounter bt'twccn the Polecats
ml fT A wn pOitponed as nei­
Lh r qu d hov;ed up wtUt a
quorum. Pned by tl1c loss of f'rnnk Akms,
3i-32. AJ Aktns, of the mstruct·
mg crew, J~ all pomt-produccrs
\\ •lh J 6 points, hnll of bt.s tcnrn's
tQta} Bela scor.mg wns evenly
d IS"trl b U led.
FTA lS cont• mplatmg "tth·
drawn! :from lh" lcogue due to
confhctB tn playing nnd prac­
ucc-tnnching chcdulcs The P i o n e e r s, fu·ml.r en­
ll l'nched nL the top of the heap
w1th ~ -IX and L\\'0 J ecord m
confcrcnc"' ploy, four or those
\\ tns coming tn lht' lnst • four
loop l'ncountcrs, Will be tn top
shape ior the t1 t
Wahl and Don Paulson . vho
hns fmolly hit t.ht• .... t, td~ ht set
in hiS freshman vcar, will op~n
nt th•• guards With John Feuz,
<:onnotsscur of the ":-ott-hook
shot" nt the posl. Ed Rerd, the
.qund's most consistent scort•a·,
:md tnll Kt n Servns w1ll hold
dO\\ n the forward B1ot.s
~rosh action rs s.lalt.>d for 6:30
on both nrghts '' lt.h vanuty play
cl to cummcnce Ill 8. 1
FROSH HOOP STANDINGS
L.~wis and Clark
Will11meUo
Pac1fic
Lan.held 4
I
)
l I .800
1 .soo
.soo
200 I
4
Freshmen Knock
Reed College Five
He~l C•Jilegt• f••ll lu•fo~e the
Lcw1!i und Cl11rk freshman hoop­
slers fur the Ct:ond lime, Fcbru~
nn· 3, by n score or 61-44
The PtoJJccrs, wrthoul tht sen•­
lc of newly-promo ted Mtlt
Sc.hroed~.:r, were able t.o amprovc
upon thear PW•\'acation sco1~;
UBOin!i'l tltc Grtf:ftn \\ h •ch \hey
won by only two poants Sclgc
£un for LC \\OS John Gordon wsth
14 posnta Bert Stern polled 13
In the preliminary to the Col­
lcgt: of ldnho game Fcbrutn y 5,
the .Milwaukt•· frosh coached by
Pf: tnOJor· Ray Howu~ defeated
John Fl<'lchnll 's Scappoose JDY·
v f' Stg.ma, \1.: ho mo~ o.:d mto top
pot m th at.a.ndtng a ·• re­
ult t'aaJI~ knocked oCI Knppa
by u 23·14 count. Bob Hilken
and Dac'k Tydeman pot\l!d seven
JX)lnta cnc.h 10 Jroad tb• wwn~rs. Don't Be Scared
Into Buying 135 pounds-Ru ty McLoll, LC,
won b~ dc!oult
145 pound -Ned Dynl, YMCA,
dcCJSIOnL'd Rube Green.
155 pounds-Tcmko, YMCA,
dcclstoned Francis Cox • 105 pouuds-Ca·nrg Hunt, LC;
F'ratchJe , YMCA, draw.
175 pounds-llully, YMCA, dc­
Cl aon"d JJm M 111ko.
l!ll puunds-Noam BunclJ,
Y:MCA, decisamcd I-:ldon Sh.'O·
dc1.
Hc,l\.) WCiJ!hl-f-tubt• 8 n J s c h
LC, plun"d Roy Mul'low, 6:10. '
Powder Puff Sports
Girl Skiers
Slate Trials
Joanne Bowerman
Women. wzant to ski on the
l~wrs md Clark team'> Hester
Turn~r. women's PE department
h~end ur~;: ... -s nnvonc who skis nnd
has Iron ncM'CII to get in :and
pmctice Lhc ncKt 1-v. o Saturdays.
'l'hc btg ltj out for the women's
• kt tl'nrn "111 be held on the aft­
t:'l"llO"Il or ... dJJUtlly 25 at Mul·
IOtj')<>r,
Donna Gnylord and l\lnnsu Ed­
mond ' who recently and surccss­
fully competed tn the rugged
downhill and slolom Hlcr• m Sun
Volley, arc e J.IC<'tcd tc) be the
rnoanstays of the tcnrn. On Sntur­
doy, 1-'cbrurary 11 and 18, slalom
courses wUI be et up. All women
lntcr(.'stcd ln rocmg should plan
to procucc \\ 1th Donnn nnd Mn·
rtlu on tho l' days Sclecung ond
coach1ng I he Ptoncc:r slat-.... oml'n
wtll be Gordon Duttcrfacld
single. mt'!n'!l kl sn ts udo•. ' '
&t ~gc l th• lttcully, weott-Hiqh Priced Auto Insurance l...ow" and Clark will 8C'l ns
hu5t to the glnut rutca collegiot.•
slal(JJn m• l!t tot• womt•n on Mon•h
2 Ollfl 3. c,unpt•t •to•·• Will sprnd
tht li•11t uuy rnok1ng tnnl runs
on Multtii j)UI That rucht !Dill
minute wnxtng, occ:p knef' lnmd­
lllg, t xdmng• o( ski alc.wJes ond
tll'ederl t('1il will tnk1 place tm th••
rumpus. See • .562, P. L. aad IL
U. S. POSTAGE
PAID
Portland. Ore.
Perm.l.t Ito. 438 18 to 21 years
21 to 2~ yean
Our 2S
Mayflower Auto Insurance l80S (11 month:.J
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S27.50
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$17.72
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S14,72
N. E. Broadway
TU 4946 Ev•ryone-mon, womon. ,;ki
l>um kaers-nrc lnvitcd to of­
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