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

Volume 9, Number 20

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1951-03-01

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Marine Corps Procurement Officers
To Interview Students March 15, 16
A U. S. Mrnmc C•)rps platoon lenders class proc.:urement ofltccr
will VISit Lcw•s nnd Clnrk Mnrch 15 nnd 16, lei mtc.rvlcw student&
mtercstcd an becomang oUiccrs m the Marine corps rt!Servc. MAR 2 195\
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By Bryce WhlJo
0( 11 'l'tlu Hltn's tuth annual
prlnc Honky Tonk d"ncc wlll
Ia tom01TO\\ night :!rum
1 Lo 1.2 Cll P&t!rrc' Penlhc)USC
(J)onlrwd Mc.tdows L:lubhou c).
I ury Mcrr•tw ntfu~r nnd his
01 chc!tlro (l .. ,•cky P1crrc und his
Pnrlsian Sextet) wUt be !c.•lul"'..'d
m th1• 1-~renr.h •·aunos ph~rc"
dnncc.
Coaiurncs--onylhing goes jUst
su lone o It' F'rcnch You cnn
come m lh~ cu•sc of Nnpol on,
Joan or Arc. Mndc.rnoilscllc from
Arml'nUers or enler wrtlppcd in
u spncious French \wo-pacoo
bothm& suit. Dressy clothes oro crv •lion "'rlh nny :mcm~r ol
01 ltq T u Rhu frotcrnity
P~Jrtl nd M ndow" 11 locnted
nohh o! town on the wny lc
Vanc.:OU\'CI'. The dlrcctlons given
by '" ~rnl membcnt wus to 'fol­
low your :nose-you cnn'l ml
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Timo: 9 lo 12
DaJe: Tomonow aigh~ Mareh 3
Plo.c : Portland Meadow& Club-
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Adml"ioa: SI.S6 a couplo
Drou: Coatumo (French)
Sponlior: Dolt a Tau Rho
not pcnnisslbJ Couplot are cauhonod thot the
Thoro wW bo plenty of p rking usual .. Bnstille" wlll b l up,
spnl.~ ol\'atlnbl<:, nnd stabh:s may nnd ony r •mmc can be lmpris­
bc obtnlncd (lt you want to nde oncd at nny tame by Delt mem·
out on hurscbnc'O by pl:te:lng res· b r I u; set at one kiss. p y-
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I...E'VIr!S" AND CLARK COLLEGE nblt-tQ he.r pnrtner
Wh n u cd whnl ·n on lh
pmgrum, the reply of Dick
WhlpJ)lc, who l 1.n chnrge of
cnlertmnmcnt. wos, "Progrnm.
prugr:sm" Do YOU COllo hll\ D
prn~:un ....
Tickets may be bough\ from
n Dclt a at Lhc-d nee ol U1
rnk oJ 1.56 a coup!
Rnlph Net on nd Donn D 1
were in clwrgc of nnnngcml!llts
for lhc Honk) Tank Commitl~
..,. rc foUn\\ s tickets, Jerry
W lh«"rcll. t!nl.crlainm nt, Dlc
Wh1pple. rclrC!lShmcnts, Wolly
Bowmnn, nnd pubhcJty, Bryce
White nnd Larry Cnmpbcll.
Patrons nnd pmran for
U1e dance nrc Mr. ond Mra. John
R1chorda, llr and :Mrs. Arthur
Coc Crnv ond Mr. nd Mrs.
Robert McCo:v
Thas progr3m pro\'ldcs on opportunity Cor conumsstons to
qunhfied oollege undergradua tes and graduates. Qunlif1cd under­
groduatcs enrolling in the program will be cxcmpl from declive
scn•tcc inductiOn, complete their college cducnUcm, and wall be
requtrcd to nttcnd only two six-week trnioing courses. one c:1ch o!
two summers. VOLUME IX Portland, Orogon. Frtday, March 2, 1951 Number 20
Qunliliccl sen tors nnd graduates enrolling m the prog1 am w1ll
lso llc exempt !rorn selccth t! se.I'\'Jcc Induction, nnd nrc n'qu.ired
to nltend a tcn~wet•k baste IDdot·trmntion course pr1or to btling
commissioned, utter whtch thl'y will attend n thre -month bnstc
offiC:\!rS COUI'IIt!. Vocational Basis ·Set for Student Conferences
March 6 to Replace Department Discussions
Any student tntcrcsted 111 thts progrom, mny VISit lhc pro·
curcmcnl ofCJc:cr upon hls 11nivnl h('re, or at the U S. Mnnnc
corps cs·uiting oHict• in Room 208, U. S. Court Hou. :11 Dr<md·
wuy nnd Main,
Placement Office Arranges Program
For Speakers in Varied Professions Studt!nt group conler<!nccs on in the rooms n. nssigned:
Morth 6 Will be held on n vocn· (Hwnamtics) crcntive v.'Tilmg.
tlonnl bnsis instead or the usunl P-2. Dusenbery; ministry, G-.22,
dcpnrtmEnt.nJ bnsJs nccordmg lo Andf:'rson; rr>hg~ous education.
nr Fmnc1s G. Gtlchri5l, cbnlr-B-20, Stmms.
mnn of the counr.:ehng comnut-(Snenec) e&cnillH: .research,
h:!c. F'-10, Tt1nycr: ngmccring, B-18,
.As •n Uluslrulton, o student C':rocnmg; mcdsclnc nnd dentis­
golng toto cducnllon hould go try, P-1, G ilclmsl; nursing, P-15,
to the ducallon conlcrencc ln-Bouffard ; medtcal t chnology,
&tend of to hts major study {Jcld. P-16, KN:loff.
In P.lnnning the confert;ncc, the (Soc:ml Sctcnc~) law. B-36, As part or the plncemenl oftice program lo aid students usual d<!p"rtm·•ntal br"nkdo"·n 0 b h .. ... ... .. u ac ; government scn·•cc. nnd graduates lo mak.:! decisions concerning th ir choke o( hos purposely been avoided and B-38, McCoy; social \\Ork, A·lO,
\'Ocation, local business men and employers are being sched- C(?ruun departments tha\ .hnve Custatson.
uled to hold weekly meeting s on campus to discuss with met monthly with the1r mnJors (Fine Arts) commerclol art.
students the \'arious asp~.;cts of their particular fields. will ottcnd o&her groups thiS Art·JO, Burhngame : profess1onal
The meeting s, plnnned to start the week following time. art, Art-20, Hanshnw : rad1o. T-30,
The freshman serrunar v. 1l1 be Sobin. spring vacation , wlll be held on an informal '1coffce hour" held ns usual in the theater. (Educnhon) elementary cduc:a-
basis accordmg lo Julia Johnson, placement director, nnd Tht conferences will be held tion, 8-30, Grllhnm; secondary
will give students an opportun- ---------------L. ----- ----------=-~...:..__;;;;....;_~_;_--.....:..---- -=-
•ty to ~:om an accuratt• pictur~
gf the dltlerent field such as
rnanufoctunng, n•t1uhng, adv~r·
tlsmg, rndio nnd trtmsp•Jrtntaon.
Scvorttl cmploy~&ll have already
md1cutcd nn intm" t 1n the pro·
gram but Miss John• on urgt•s
st udc.:nts who hnvf: rc.:quPsts fm
5pccihc busmcsscs, mdividunl s
or em ccr ar us to contuct ht•r so
thn l tht-meeting s mny be pion­
ned to lhc students' advantng
Studcn consu.lcrmg t;u&nmer
work mny nl.so u~c these meet ~
ings to diBt'USS with employers
the pr-ospccll! for surnmcr jobs. • "?.lo t t:tudcnt •·each l{rnduo-
lmn with no dr'-t inltc career
plnns," Mlas Johnson r\!ports,
"and I hl'sl! undecided !ttudents
m y obtmn n Wlde \ lt'W uf mnny
nu~ns (l( mployrncnt by me ling
\'arwus mdlv1dunl s p1 omincnl
)n their faclds.'' -----
.Arneson Urqes Students
To Register Ride Needs
Stud .. mts wiRlun~ d111l)' ndt·~
to t><'hool nr who hnvt• rides to
uJ!cr ore urg••tl It• rontnc•l AI
Arnl"'s.,n, 1 itlc coorcHnntor, nt
the atudc>nt body u!'l ICC.
Accordang to Uub Pclo•rs, hu­
mnn rolntions commissioner·,
the: ro1rmmtt"'' wishes to get ns
mnny namt!!l Ill! Jl«'SSI blo In or­
der lo be rcody for Coil l!ludt•nt
trnCf•c High School Statistical Study
Shows Frosh Draft Expectancy·
A stntistlcal ~tudy JUSt com­
pJNed in lu('fll high 2ichouls mdi·
cat.-•::; thnt !:12 p\!r ct•nl ot lhc
p1 tS..:nt ht~h school cnl01s "ould
ht• nlJle to Cimsh nl hm l ont-
yca1 of cnllcgc bl'fon• bcanc
draftt..>d c~ en if Congress dt:'cades
to induct m••n al llg•' 18~ ycaa ,
nccorthng to D•. Vcrgil S Fog­
dnll, dean of !ltudcnts.
Somewhat smulnr to the hfc
expectancy tnhle!l of inwrnncc
companies, this study m•gh\ b
cnlh::d n dJ-nlt·t~pectcmc~· lablc
(OJ yolUl& men StalLStll~ fnt the
study \H~r obttuncd fa om u
:unpltng l)f bo.r~ now to'glslt·r crl
as 8('hto• s in lugh • chool rlf!d in­
Lu~:st1•d tn ntlc.•ndmg l'tlllegc nt
Lc:wi$ nnd Clark next tnll. llnc
Portland high t'clwol nnd one
suburbnn high school, hoth 111.
lcctcd nt random, were \tSCil in
tlu~ stuliy.
The 92 twr cent (Jgun• Is lm cd
em the propo ·nl thnl men will
a-egtstf'l ' at ugc 18 ond be Induct•
l'd at 18~ nnd prcsuppm•• thnt
n mun ont" an colic c "oulcl be
postponed in hi Induction lor the cun l nl Yt.•:w, ns the.-pn:•$cnt
low ptovad•
U Con~1, s were to pro\' Ide
lor draft nt ~gc 18 and nllow
niJ postponenwnt ol inuuctlo:n,
only 35 per C(!nt of the men arc
tn ngc sroups whe•·c they would
b(• able to begm college, nnd
cnch would be obliged to with·
drn\\ \\ uh work ancornplett.'d
\\ h<'n his drafl notice cnmc, F(lg-doll bclicn-s.
WHh draft notice. due. mnny
hagh school St!_nior men nro in­
tc.&'\!Sted in sl.arting th ar coll~gc
work in the sumotcr ernest r,
hc mdtcntes. Such ~rson:s would
achit.•"I.'C :sophomore clo~(fJc Uon
by Jnnunry ond, 1f uiJowL'<I to
aucnd n second summer session,
'~ ould be onlv n few hours short
or junior c.lossafl~ hon ln calJc c.
Oregon City Officials Meet to Survey
Details of Summer Community Study
'fn mokc plans !or lh<! 1951
Summer Comtnunity study to be
mndc by students '" S<!condury
t•dut•Rtlull WRS thl• purpose O( n
t'c.">nrc:' nr< of OregtJn City uHa·
ciiii!C u ml l-:<>mmunlly lenders,
Wcdncsdlt)' evening on campus.
This 1s the third )'t::Dr thl! :;i. •
'' cck stud) has ~en conducted
b • tht! colll'gc. The Hl!lll 0 wego
rr.scl!rch rcvenlM the need fm•
n new htgh Sl.'hool. Now being
buill, tt w&ll open an S ·pt mbcr.
Th~ 1!15ll Lnk~ Gro,•e:-Cl w~co
ur\'c_y no Led whnL \h(• c 1litc.IU! oon:ud~rcd to bt• n goocl hlglt
trehool cut'Trculum onct helped to
de let nunc whnt needed lo be
don~ lor ('c)tnlmtnJl) :.uh•tln<"e·
m nl
Th~ 1llnn as 8\l}lt.!rvis d Cit
LI!Y. 1s nnd htrk by Dr. Hun.,ld s. Tultlc chrcctor t>C youUt cdu·
cotl::m tnd at Ort:&Qn Cit,) by
Lulh r Klng, supcamteudcnt of
'chool Cun(creno.: s nnd cln "
t11 hdd wtth Dr. 'l'utlle while
tleld wor.k lnclud dlscusSitlnS
~ ath comn,untt craup~ ond
<loOI'· to-d001 su n·cys educntion, 13·10, Frbbic
(B u s n e s s) mcrchnndtSmg,
8-14. Enckson, t:rnnsportnUon
BA·l, Nc.fi: industry. B-24. Mc­
Alluter: public utility, BA·3,
Blood: :Clnance, BA-2, Johnson.
Frosh scminnr topic for the
Tucsday ·s conference is "'A Psy­
chologist Looks at Mnrringc "
reatunng Mrs. Ml'll1t1!.'! Robinson
Lee. resenrdl assistnn l With the
E C. Brown U'USt fund (&!c
p:lgc n~e for details.)
Debate Members
Enter Tournament
£nt"CI'Cd as conlcstnnt:s In Lin­
field's twcnty-fu'$l annual Foren­
sic Toumnmcnt ot Champions are
16 LC students . They are Jock
Grimstcd. Byron Kclhnm, RQrry
Godsll, J1m Crowthc.rs. Scott
B ach Nuthan Heath. Ball Ow n.
Sl.lln H.mh I, Don Ostensot, Bob
Hallock, Carl Selby, Betty Blsslo,
Nancy Trigg nnd Gwynne Nfch·
olf! Wurner.
Corl Pln<:t!nlinl, Fred Worner
nnd Conch Neil ~abm nr-c ncttnc
as JUdges.
The meet stnrtcd nt 8~0 n.m.
Thursdo · nd Will end Soturda\
~ mght
The cnlcndnr wns well fslJcd
by LC s-p~nkcrs durlng the month
of .t~ebrun~ and c:u-ly Mnreh
Hugh ShC<'an nnd :Syron K 1-
hnm spoke al Gmnt high school
Eicbrutu') 22. Th 1r topic: ww;
"Lnbor Probl~m In Cnrrtson
Econom.) •••
Mm.) Anderson g \'c h r pl'r­
sonnJ cxpcne.n~ nd trav ls In
Europe to o gl'OUfJ al scniL\r G1rl
Scouts and the1r molh Febm-
r ' 26. Her ~pccch \HI ~nhtlcd
"lntcmnl1onnl Jo') tend htp ''
Mondn,y nlchl. March 5 l\1, ry
.1\ntlcrson nnd ln "bjo11 • S\ ~rk­
he, LC .stud~nt from Nonvoy, will
•peak to an dult tudJ group
or lhc Cah't'lry PI"C!lbyt rion
church. lng bJOl'l: v.lll spcnk on
her lmprcsdons of .Amcru:n nd
'lary \\ all t.cll of ht:r ~~ri n
m E\,ropc -
• Pago Two PIONEER LOG rrtday, Much 2. 1951
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\\'hy, we were nsk\?d t.hc other day, must
professors continue the htgh-schoohsh prac­
tlcc of calhng roll? s~ud 'cts would enroll m a college, get the
~ubstStencc ch~cks rolling in and then lor­
get to go to classes .•. ull their classt:'s, uU
scmest~r. It :is presumed thnt by the time a person
t!lltcrs college he bas attained n certain
degtee of maturity, h\! IS p~t the hookcy­
playmg stage and is in college with a rea­
sonably s~riol!S intent to get an cducntion. Tht~ :situation, when brought to the at­
tention of the great white father in Wush­
mgton l8S all such matters eventually arc)
d1spleas\.>d him mightily. We don't know the
exact words u.:.ed when the siluatton as
reported-nod probably couldn't print it it
we dad-but in due time a diredivc was is-I
sued to all col1eges that roU would be taken
snd reported regularly on all veternns. Tnk,ng this tor granted. why '''ash.: time
mhpronouncmg names they wnnted to
know. (
Upon checking into the sttuation w~ found
the professors in complete agreement on
\'irtually all counts. They don't especially
cnjo) the practice cither. As ll would be rather a nuisance to at­
tempt to segregate the v~ternns from all
the other nondescript. assorted people with­
out n handy pocket guide, the happy ~olu­
taon of calling everyone's name was hit
upon. The reason behind roll-laking goes beyond
t.he college adminLqration level and mto the
offices of the veterans administration. COONSKIN
HE NEEDS HAT NOTHING.
A HAl RCUT .'/ It seems certain unscrupulous veterans
(gnd! we didn't realize there were nny of
that type) had h1t upon a system that bnd
unemployment compensation bent a mile. And so ll cnme to pass that ten mmutcs
of otherwise useful class llmc in each course
nrc daJly devot :!d to name-calling.
N. W. S. BARK OF THE LOG
Colheconl s 'H omekeepars-for- Tomorrow'
Seek Way to Heart of Unsuspecting Male Goodbye , Lewis & Clark. Iongmg l< tlw cnmpus crowd
Friendly College! I T romom.bM •the p 11 t 1 en c c
No' thut 1 crO\\ d thl' halls everyone how Pel wtl.h my nrr.h-
By Bry~ Whiio
There are nt least 25 '\\omen
on campus " ho know t11c '" oy
to a mnn's heart 1S '·in the
nomach route.
\\~hot man can
"llhstand a
~ ell -cooked
SJUJmg, S3\ Or)'
st.e;~k. n mouth­
tin hng, o:ub­
C!.rntmg, l u .i c ~
p1cce of pte. or
'\\Oman who
can manage a
home success- Nancy Miller
fully?
These \\"'men belong to Col­
heron, ·which stands for college
home cconomu:s. the club dt.<di­
cated to the convtcuon thot good
cooks and homemakers \\-lll nl·
\\ays be :tn damand.
Theoretically. H s an aU-wom­
an group, except fur one male
:member-St.on Girod, senior t.-d-
Disabled Men of Korea
To Get Law 16 Benefils
By Ben FleisChman
Veterans of the Korean con­
tlict. who are disabled and re­
ceive nt least 10 pt'....r cent dis­
ability pay, arc now entitled to
all of the bcnefns of public law
16, nccording to the veterans
ndministralion..
Only those vet.eraru; who took
part :in lhc Korean bntth.>s
:md rece.avecl JnJunes as n rt.'SUlt
of dtrec:t pa,rLic1pation m those
1:'0nfhct.s nre able to :apply for
tbis.
Future income taxu arc nn im­
pol1.ll.nt question in everyone's
mind now and many veterans
Wlll be wondning just what tbey
wJU hove to pay.
Enllstcd men and offiei!rs arc
now subjed to federal income ltlX
th same WI dvilums. Most ccrv­
UX!rne:n on ac:live duty m the
stnt.es and tale tax exempt on tn­
comr from the service but arc
ubjec:t to tax on any other in·
come f'rom other solll'ces.
~ccording Jo the mternol rev­
enue department at present all
enh£led men rutd warrant offJ·
cen; J:Cn'lllg 10 the combat ozcmes
of Korea ~c complet<:•ly w.x ex·
e:mpt on wcomc tax.
Otcu:ers on uctJ\'C duty in t.he
com boll umcs of 'K(Jrca arc tn.xed
only ou tllP runount of money
the!.Y mnkc over $.200 per month.
'I'hi only true in i.he Kon :m
\ ar 7..onc
FmuJ J1e1Jlinder lhnt n ex. t
Thundoy, March 1. i the deDd·
line for nil priSOners of war of
World W r JI lo apply lor lbelr
back pay lor their time of In­
ternment . _ .J maJor, who jomed t.Ju:
:~rgomzatJon ",th his wife, Bar·
barn, who withdrew from col­
egc this term m mlanUcipabon
Smcc then, Sllln has been un­
explmnnbly hesnnnt to nllend
meeuncs.
Colhecon's prcstdcnt lS Nancy
Miller, JUntor home ec maJor;
~Ulry 1s Ahcc Peake, fresh·
tnn home ec, trensurer JS Cnrot
Wh1tmnn. junior educatton ma­
jor: hJStOrlnn u Bc,·crly Cbind­
<!n, sophomore, nnd adviser .is
Ruth Clundgrcn, professor of
borne economtcs.
Besides denloping the cu1sme
.art, msnlx:rs (I presume i!Xclud­
mc Stan Girod at thts pomt)
make mghtgnwns, pajamas, !OT­
mal$. SUit! (l!Orry-no batlung , t anJ sp ' { olhes for •x-
tubttiOn at o fash1on show the
lnsl Fr1day m Mn). •
The "Hnng~ng or the Green"
exercises. prcscntl'd m Decem·
ber, lS tbetr pnrnmount. nctt\'1 ty.
The program lS sponsored nnd
prepared l.>y the group. If you'\·c
ever been to one, perhaps you
wtll remember the rc(rcshmcnts
-the cook1cs, cakes nnd the hot
wnssnll.
Membership in Colhecon l'C'
qu1r~ n two-hour course (l~1lhcr
taken or being taken) in home
cconunm: s. Mectmgs nrc very
second and :fourth Tucsdn>' or
the month nt 12·30 m room A·22.
Ed.i.tor's Note: This is the filth
in a r.otios o£ ariiclos on campus
:interest organizo..tions.
Opinion on Corsage Query
Survives Interval of Years
By Chuck Gabb !tUggest.:d . The gals love corsog s
and half the "fcllns" shudder nt
Tht'.r 's nn old saymg, 'Ttmc the appnrcnUy w;cl<!8s <.-xpens•·
cha.ngcth C\' rything," and thts of snme.
\\ ek I lrJcd m 'am to verify JL It se<>ms to me the only solu-of mat btc of n huge stnt~ um-me phrasings, my mr>dicvat nc·
, et'SI\y, one amc•ng 1200 <and u <'• nt; how helpless 1 was wtth
\cry ummporlanl one at that • J slang'
I feel ''ery lost anti lonely. It's I won't forget the ftrcsidc
ltkc brunc cnst out into the un-chnts, Wednesday night enter­
known, a scnsntton that mukes Lalnments at Palrnine Mnnor, the
mt: so1 t of home_ick for yuu, c:nnpus fricndshtp s. When, at the
dent old almo mnterl dtnncr table, one was free to
1 JUSt wonted to tell you that spPDk to everyone, fellow stu­
l Jove you. The green cnmpus. dent, nurse or dcnn \~he1 c there
Ute rare. bcnuUful stghl of the were nlso profc...sOI'li or the pr~si­
Hood and--even the r.nn, now dent, rcudy to tnlk on mutters
that I have to miSS ttl pnvatc or conccrnmc studieS.
I &hall ne"f'ttr forget the first Yes. the prosldonl, who helped
dny, when c~ erybody bade me me to go to onother sclaool,
"'-·I come. helped me feel nt whctc he ft•lt-I would hnd
bume. All th1 new numcs buzzed \\ hnt l wnnted so much.
m my h~ad like a bunch of mos- Thnnks, I.ev.a ond Clark,
qu1tocs How confusmg 1t wns to thanks for c\'1 ryltungl LN'~> not
meet so man>' pe<lple on eampUl>, y "gooribye," let's say ''Aut
cxltmdlng their greeting!. v.;JLh n \\ l"dcr•.chn '''
wmmg finpc1· <m· two) and a \\1 mer W1lkcninc.
conlut;tou:; snuh•l Editor a nole: Tho above l~t·
But nttor owhile tht• solution 1~r was wuUon by a studonl
pn'!> ntcd iLsdf: 1 began wavtng from Hanover, Cormany. who at·
fmgern, saying "hit" (mstcad of tended lhla coUcgt~ last term and
"good nftcmo<m!") and smiling is now at the Univenity of W'is·
buck myself-and iclt !inc, l.>e-conain.
Educator: Note Cassidy Technique~
Win Success With Western Drawl
By Don Floren Four yenrs ago the LOG con-tJOn to the case would be for
d~cted a poll on the question. hnlr the gals to controct c:hronu:
.. Should consagcs be banned hay fever and date the cconom­
!rom LC dances?" The ques-u:al half of lh•• mol~ stud<'nt
l1 ~.2 d Th•• AmPncan mt t"od of cdu-ont..-u \\ere Sf..>~ OJ men an stx body. Of course. this would only ~ '' so p h cycles, bt·d pread.;; nnd
C\'en n few H••ms v. hich a cow·
puke mt{!ht ~mploy m h1s trndc, guls ctcctNI nt random on cam-mcludc the LC dnnces. partlcu· cvtmg educators is obvmusly
pus. There w<!rc ejght nifir:mn- lnrly formals. Corsngclcss aUotrs <~nuqunt.cd . Hot debates as to
Live nmv.~.:rs, four dchntl.e no's would afford u1c 1m,.el':y ~N the what 15 the b~:st
and one non-comm1Ual opportunity of mJxmg With lht: t••uchang mcth-uch as cnp puaols and cowboy
• Ull I
1 c:onducled the same poll. fn>e-SPf nd(.r Qd flare up in
usmg the same question, the The man ahortage. wluch is 0 n i v c r SllJcs
a:smc number of toogt.>S, d1v1ded bccommr mor pr~: lent cvct y thr~•ughout the
Into the IIDJllC number according doy, ~.:ould ~:au&.l' the ovcrthru\\ c 0 u n t 1 Y and Than there is "Hrrppy's fu­
\ " 1• hn nd" advt;ni cd all over
town ou lurgt! billboards nnd
'Hopolong Cnss1dy Savings Cor­
ill" oil Ulll' (If Portlnnd's bnnks.
Ad vc•rl itwrs will tf'll y<Ju Lhn t to gcnd••r and ••. you gucSEed of the corsagt!. Tho untt·lmqut•t tlwt 15
I I t The troublf'> i the c>ff!!d of cndnnwmcnt of
1l. gol cxnct y LH! snmc result. socu!ly C(luld mukc demands that. one cff,..c- hcs•• Western twrCII'S is worth 1ts
Before the: \'nnous sUJUStlcal such us, "H'~ ealhe.r lhe pu tes w••lghl 10 gold.
!anaUcs ahov.er me wtlh thr~ats or me, baby," ond qu1tc conc~IV• tlvc wny "'h t 1 ld 1 · SUCCI!CU 10 the n )', l ll'll, 6 IOU n t t liS trc-
of one-\\ny ndcs, r mtghl point ably exunguast1 the ngc-old <'US· !acl•l ••f .. tJu"'n Don Floron rncndous r01 cc bt' shilled 1nLo
oul that I realiz.c the tests are tom ~ " " '' L f td r _..,~ t u s
too brief to contain any degree 1~ another four y nrs, wh•·n Uon 1S complcLt".ly lgnored tpc ac 11 •:uUC{I mn u~posc
vl !alhb1lity, nnd Otnt the out-I'm a sophomore, J'll conduct htsl1 uctors univ~rsally b1·httlc I that one of the TV range-ndcrs
come :11 . ., ........ ly COUlCldental. th 11 d lf ••'f at ns hcmg crude nnd oose. Ncv-"ere lu ••n<lOIG or e\'1'11 gho•t·
......... ono cr po an see nne crt he less, I bcheve that ~tll tht' I" rlatt• n tt xtb~ok I C 1 I BuJ lbere i.J a dcumte ppint hath changeth nnythmg." 1 can aee 1t now " a cu us
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EDITOR
FLOYD CUMMINS nnt be ~ bcnt>fJctal to the teach· Y ru;s .} C o
er rus the :ability to rade 0 hoa>c, c kcs to the grommar chool set.
tw1rl n lanat, fu•• a six-gun arJd Why, Ul no Ume \Ius ml!thod
drov. 1, ''S h u c k s, ma•arn. Jl could "d••Vf'lop o ct of young
Wf.'rl!n 1 nolhin'." ., lacholn• (o, (IUL6U lppln" their
Witnt:ll lht! mflucnc•• 01 :;uch cld .. rs ,n both knowlt:'flge tw·
J•••nlh:mcu hurdly tcudu!rs m qun• <1 iJnd tlw dl•!llr,. to learn.
tl "C ,· d r; n• • f th \" d FJ"hl llre wath r..... srty l, 1 •• c• • p c e ... c o c .. or o:o
n& Hppalong Cum:tcly un<l Ro; Thllrc Ill nusolutcly no Sl'Olle. in
Hugus. I don't heliJ·ve tt cun be tlttng Idly hy nod walchmg
d~nl•·d thut llwu· influence Is far yrJung Arn~>ttc:, 1{0 to the dogs.
Not wht!n we t·nn tJd 11rst. and gr..:otcr runong thu yow1gcr llc•l
thnn 1hnt uf uny t~>n or twelve
lrulructo1s whom you cun read­
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rcndy mnde gooa us~ of thia in­
fluence and promwcs to cnpilal­
be on Jl c\'~'n more. Alrt!ady on
thr! market nr,. such Roy Rogers
Items ns tl•nnu• shoes, flashlights , hrin~ 1 h~ dur,s ICJ yuung Amcncn .
Parking Restricted
Honuwoy to the Junior pltrk·
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in I Friday Mench 2. 1961 PIONEER LOG Pogo Throe
•
'A 1. " p On the Soctal Stde ... with DarieneDeHenbaugh CapacilyAudience n 1gone roves L p. p h F. p . Mentally Stirring ' ucky lerre, ;nt ou~e lVe rorr:Ise Acclaims Concert
Fo Theater oers Culture Laden Evening of Dancing Fu~ Of Sibelius Music r g Lucky Picfl (! and hlu PLnt-H . enrch in&litutl). Alono OgUbco. 1phomOI'C hi· Cupnc:lty audu.•nCC!I greeted
By Don Floron hnu ,, Five hove surred up cu••· • • • ulogy major, retcntly nnno_unccd w'th £>nthu hum the Lewis and
Pow<!rful l'ltugmg und a all ong ostty and ~liclpntlun Cor lhts Lauu Wln.tors. if,!shmnn mer- ~er engagement 10 Davtd .N. Clnrk symphony in ua pcrform-
ctu t combmt.'«l In "tvt• tho .t h.w Saturdny nJght ns coed' untl chondising moJo r, announced l'ord, c• m~mhcr of thf! Junl'! ~0 nnce at the flra&. Sibehus Schol·
thea UP Jfut•t!i uttentlin~ W(:tlnc& Lh~tr dnt••s prepare lo ~tte~d the her engagement. to Rob c r.l doss. No date has been set for orstup concert, commemorating
dny' oprning-mght pt•rformnnc( onnuol Honky Tonk tn F ~ench Kvmu••, Pte U. S. An· Force, :•l the \\'OOthng.. • • the ctghly-Jifth b•rthdny of the
of "Antip:ont•" n moving inter· costumes. Act·or<img lo PJt•rrt•, on cngugcmront purty tn he•· Finnish composer at the campus
Prctollon of tilt• nndonl Grc1•k or rnthcl' the posters un?ounc- home F'cbtuary ll. The wedding AJ 8 formal oetromony Sntur· theater, Sunday, Februory 18.
· th s on il wtll b«· dlty evening in the drnwing dramn tn modt•rn dress. mg e occu 1 • IS plonn<•d for lute August. The program opened with
"lauded with cultur c." • • • room of Palo tine Mono•' six ''K('vu •~uJn" or the "S"dn"'"'"' of A shnplc st.1t1c St'tling St'rvc-d J 0 1 h - " .......,.
I d • • • pledges or Epsl on c ln c ap-Spring." On)~ Kugel, Eng"-'L to focus the nttcnlion of t tc au • .. •; uan
I AI.Jo of lnJorOil 01 c the SO· E•olyn Mc::Murry. scc.rclary to tcr. Mu Phi Epsilon, became hom. u•n" h""·rd ln the st·-u- ien<'C on the menta current& ... .. ..... ~ ..
which were the core of th~ ror Ill' pledttes nnmctl this week rlcnn o! men and dean of stu-members ot the mus1c soronty. lating solo port of the trnnquO,
by lhe tnlersorOJll'-' council. AI· dents, U> wenrmg thl' engnge· Th•• new members mclude lte-play. 1-~Cf('cttvc usc of varymg J ··swon of T-uonelo," from the
I. h phn Gommn held its pkdgc Ini-mcnt nng or Elvmg N. Ander- bcccn Cockrum, Velno Hurley, FlnnJ'sh folk .,., .. 0, ...,.he Kol"'· dcgre~ nnd hues or ag t wns d · · f v H Cl H d k' .... e ·~ "" ttation in the lounge of the new wn, a ~ra uatc of Unt\'erSJly o ernn ngcn, Dlrc o g ms voln.'' the only device used lo ~upp le- 1 c d
. b . dorm at 8:15 p m. Wednesdn}', Oregon, now crnp oyed by thP. Wolkcr, Jc~n ompton, an Tho or"h ..... "-a. canduc•-.:a by mcnt th1• dinloguc an rmgmg ... ....... 14-u
Fcbruory 28. G1rls plcdgmg nrc Oregonmn. H~len Calc. s
1._~,iu.., ..,.,"'onnl frJ"'nd Bor home the ploy's pont\!nt message. uc• I) ,.-v ...
C Ni h ls ,., . Patsy Annola, Chniiene Brunjes, c B } L S•rnl\, played l ..... 0 mov"'men• 8 wynne c () narnl'l' ln II . I v· I. . I . K fm ~~... .. '" ... the title role nnd Fred Warner Bonnie Bushnell, Pot Doran, 0 ege 1 s 10 liDS OUlS au an from tho! $)"mphony number on~
as Creon, thl! olmost-likablc ty-Hulh Engclc, Clodn Gow, Ann m E minor, concludmg the farst
mnt, gove polished per!ormnn- Grannmg. Pal K c ph 0 r t, Jo F T 0 D y M Sl·c ci·n·c Concert hnlf of the concert.
ccs. P:trhcularly stimulating !\.tnnn. Jean E. McLcnn, Allee or w -a u 1 1 I Hope Jnqwth performed the
were Creon's nltt•mpts to dis-Pt.'nk._. and F~ro! S~rott. Porlland-born Louis Kaufman , v1olin virtuoso, has been composer's only vlohn oonccrlo
sundc Anllgonc from carrying booked for a two-dny conference and concert on the campus with intt•rprdivt> ins1ghl Of t.bc Slgma Rho 101hatcd Its pl«!cJRc, l t d out her avowed purvos·~ of bw·y· ''"Iond,ny and Tuesday, Mnrch 12 and 13. Kaufman will be wo movements prcsen c • Pt t Lancl:, in the drawing 100m 'v - d All h 11 in!( lwr brother. h A Adagto nn cgro, t e o egro George Hutto gnvr! n strong of PuJuLinl.! Mnnor :lt 7 p.m. Wl'd· accompanied by is wife, nnette. movement rccewed the greater
portrayul of Hncrnon, Creon's ncsday, Fcbr~ur;· !8. Knufman was educated in New York. where he was acclaim.
son. in the lnlter stages alter grnduntcd from the Institute of Musical Art with lop honors -valle Trlste.· from Jnernfell's Theta Kcppo held its pledge c1r "D lh.. l 11 d lh introducing the chnrncler' weak- in 1927. After an extensive European tour, the Kou (m::ms amn en , o owe WI mttinhon in the drawtni room 1 h 1 d h u ly •n lht: production'.!! only love mO\'t.!d to Hollywood, where he recorded background music tts me anc 0 Y an nun ng sc( nt' lsm<'ne, Antigone's less-of Palatine Manor nl 8 P m. strnins. Jot.nlng t.be orchestra
t Wednesday, February 28. 1'htJsc for more lhan 450 motion pictures. This work earned him for the concl"'"'on, th<' combl'ned courageous younger s•s •!r wns ......
undt'rst:mdlngly, though once or pledging ate Donna Beard, Morie the Musical Courier·~ citation choir and chapel choirs were
twice melodrnmnlic:nlly, portray- Edmundson. Janice Kmg, Nnnt;.v for "best instrumental solos ID El. ghl Gal· n Perfect heard in Lhe Finnish nabonal
cd by Mary Hooper. Leaper, D1onc MacKcnzit•, Ann film mustc m 1947." nnthem, .. Finlnndin.''
The nudicn~ experienced dif-Otto, Bunme Stcw!lrl and Snrnh Since 1~8 he hns devoted hiS F II G d p • I Dr. John Stark E\"tlns, head of
r1cuuy distinguishing between Tyrret. t1me to concert nnd orchcstrnt a ra e OlD S the music departmc.nt. reported
01ck Paul ns Jonus, one o( th<' • • • solo pr.:rformanccs. During the n subst:~nual contribution from
guards, ond Dtck Paul the stu-Zeta Theta Chi'a pledge, Lauro pnst summer ~e rediscovered the E•ght ludcnls rccetvcd a 4.0 the nudicnce to insure cstnblilh-
dt•nl. Some of the impnct of Lynne Wmtc.rs, WOS in•tmted at fm;t edition of eight "lost" VIO· average for the rnu semester, ac-lng the Stbellus scholnrship
• the home of Jnnc Henriksen hn concerts b'-' Antonao Vi\•aldi, cordtnc to word from lhc reg1s-f d L B the tragedy wus lost on thts nc- J un • . .
Rhodes, 5107 N. E. Gm field, al 17th centun.· composer. trnr's otUrc They were Susan count, not be<-nusc Paul was un-
convmcing-hJS interpretation of i:30 p.m. February 28. Knufmnn is w1dely known os Cook N nth n n Heath, John
th( role was true lo thl' script- • • • an l'Xponcnt or new music and Knowlton, Ralph Phnrcs. OaVJtl
but becousc the nudtl·ncc tended Trodse aki club ls having nn has mtroduc<.>d works of Cop-Hefner, !Mlrinm Ross, Stnnlcl
to d..1.~ h.ls role as one of a npcn meeting March 7 for every. lnnd, Mtlh<Jud, StiU, Khacbulu· Sptcer nnd Wilford Taylor.
comic
Harry Gods1l, lhe Chorus,
thou1:hlfully darlficcl the m~nn·
mg of the plny. Ills closmg
speech eCfecliV(!ly capped the
tragedy and succeeded in captur­
ing the slimulaUng effect or the
night's production.
College Head to Attend
Church Layman Meet
President Morgan S Odell has
announcecJ the following speak­
ing engogcrnent.s ror March 3
to 8:
Murch 3·4, n•r;nurce lendl!r in
the Jo,ln:t Presbyterian church
L.tym(•n's conference, Menucho,
Oregon; M:1rch 2, adclri!SS; "De.
vclopmcnh1 in Higher Education,''
Women'& Socu~ty or lh~.: FirNt
Prc"bytcrinn chur('h: March 6,
tooatmnstcr of the bunqucl of lhe
annunJ meeting of the YMCA,
Fir t Prcsbyll•rlnn rhurch: Mnrch
8, addrrss: "Four Marks ol Ma­
turity. Rr8dUilllon C)(CfCISCS O( the
Crown Zt•llerboch Paper school,
Comn$, Wnshanglon .
Radio Guild Prepares
'Judith' Play for KPOJ
The newly formed r't.ldto guUd
on campus is preparing on orig­
inal play by John Forbis nnmrd
".Judith" lor prl:scntntion ovrr
•·adio stnhon KPOJ. Plo)'S will
run throuY.h the ~Pl ing month!i.
"Judith" will be· dit·t:ch .•d by
Forbis und produced b:r · opho­
morc pr·o·luw mujor Donald Os­
hmfmc Potts for "Judith" will
Ul' u stttn~"d nt the> nl•)! t m•mt­
• ng, Mnrch 8.
EXPERIENCED TYPING
Dont• 1n my home. Will piCk
up nnd dchvl'r. Hcoso nabl~
rates for professors und :Jtu­
dcnt . •rorm pupcrs nnd othc-r
rnnnuscrapt.l.
Phon. GA 0815
~ .......... .............................. .......... -J one mtcrcsttod in bt•~:ommg n 110n, Torh and others. He n .. -.. Othcn; on the honor roll w1th
embei nd those 'Who y;ouhl ~-ortls ft1r Concert Hall soetety, a 3.50 or bctt~rwcre : .To::m Bt!llt·
::tiltc l\1 Stle the fr. •' m~·ics b mg Cuplt!)l, 'J'e.lel unken. V•>x ond h:y, Jultu.. 'ulosto:alcy. Pnlncm
j)r nlcd on 11kuna m B-10 f\t Tempo. llonls. Hcbce a Cockrum, Barb:.rn
12 noon. Bill Nitzel, vice-pres•- Kaufman's campus ac::h*<iule Colt'S Nnn ~ Jcon Oodce. Paul
tlt,ont, urges all to come. cnlls (or St'nmt mina h.am 'l l::'"ccr, Ruth Eng 1 e, Barbnrn
• • • with the music !acuity, dinner Fot·bes, Alden Cilc.hri t:. Gene-
Tho ongagomenl of N ,, n c y .I with nll music students and o \'te\'e Goldy, Vernn Hngcn, Cnrln
Holden, me.mbcr of the closs l pubhc concert nt 8·30 p m. :Man-Hansmann, John Gnmstead, Er­
of '49, to Lee BrunquJSl, ..,e.ntur dny m the campus thenter. Tut!S· nest Hnrdt, Chnrlcs Hill, Arthur
ducallon mojor, wns announced day the rouple will prc.<;c.nt o Holmboc. Doroth)· lwt&ka.
·o n group ot fucnds Vnlcntmc's vtolln chnic in the chapel nnd Ulo Kugemng1, EdJlh Kilbuck,
doy m Polo Alto, Cnhfornla, WJll be present.t."d in an nll-col· Mnrybclle Morsholl, Betty Ruth
where Nnncy IS employed ns • lege <'Onvocntion in the gymnn- McAtee, Sally McBride. Raleigh
• rcsc.:a1·ch chcnust for Stanford stum nt 11 ::. m. McVickcl', Dolores M ens l e II,
Simms lo Address
Students March 8
"What Ar~.: You Standing For?"
will bt! the question nnswc• cd by
P. Mnt ion Simms, osstsl.unt pro­
fi!SSor ot religious cducnl\on,
'''hen he speaks b<'lon the
U o.m. service in Copeland Me­
morial chapel, March 8.
Hnving nttendcd Hastings col­
lege, Hastings, Ncbrnskn, lhe
Universtly or New '1\lc~ico, AI·
buquerq~c. nnd Trinity umvcr­
stty, San Antonio, Texns, he did
scmtnary wo1 k nt San Frnnctsco
Thcologicnl seminary and grnd­
untc W()rk nt Yolc Untv.:!r:sity
Divinity Sl'hool. Before conung
to l,t!WIS nnd Clark he wns as­
s~talt> general secretory nnd
educahonnl secrctnry tor the
Christian Endcnvor nwvcmcnl.
Ptc\'i(lwing his ndrlrcss he
aid 'tn my opmion we all
't.1nd Cor sum~tlung by our nt·
tatudt: unrl 11clions nnd. In lhc
estimate of uu1 fttPnds nncl an·
soctalt!s, Uw lhmga we slund for
w t! thQ things whiah nclunlly til'
let mine what 0111 ltvcs should
bt•. I shall suggest some .. ubJrcl
of concern for us U!l muturu cHi­
tens."
Mu1le Edmondllon, fr~hrno n
music major, i schl·duk>d us
student louder and the chap~l
chou· undel' the dh~c tion of L.
Stanley Glun•m wtll a.ln~:. ArrangcmenUi for the arti~ts· R1chnrd Metzler, Frede r i c k
tppcaranc~· were completed by Moor\!, TC!ddy Moore, Sntoshi
the mus1c department through l\Ioritn, George Morse, Lauretta
~he Association of American i\fycr~ Virginia Olson, Jack Pct-
Colh:gcs on programs . Cl"SOn nnd Kenneth Ridcoul.
Office Classes to Hear
How lo Use Machines
Comlnncd o I ( i c t! pro~:~du1t:
ci!ISl'lL'S will hear Robert Young,
Remmgton Rand offtcc mnchmcs
rcprt:scntotive, March 8,
llc will speak on the {unda­
mcntnls of oddstion, subtraction,
div1sion and mulltplicntion on
the c:omptomcter and adding ma­
chines, ond the manufacture of
I different office machines tn B-1 0
ot 8 a.m.
The t:ccrctnrial science depnrt­
mt•nt, headed by Edith Smlth, hos
rented wmptomctcrs, cnlculntors,
Burroughs nddl.ng tnnehines, add­
mg·listing machsnt!S nnd n Jlutd
duplicator from the Remln~,; ton
Rand cornpnny.
Mrs. Smith c:ocpluined th.11 .
dictuphtme trnnscrlbl!r aua ·•
mimcog1 aph mnchinc wtlJ snon
lu· added to those nlreadv Ob·
tuJnt·d.
IHIRft -HATa -liD
.. PhyllJ.S Sahlin, J n c q u e 1 y n
Sl·hmtdt, l.croy Scnqutsl, Mary
Sotnervllll·, Wtlham Springer,
Tht.oouot c Sullivan. Dunne Swan·
son, Pnl 'l'hornlon, On\'1d Thay­
er, llugh Trutlon, Sctsul(o Tsu­
bol, Douglass Vnn r .. lect, Rein·
hard Von Ammon, l\hrlnm Weitz.
Pntricm White, Carol Wtlc:o ,
W mer Wilkening, George Wtl·
Uoms, ~lndys \\'mn and Ray­
mond Zoro.
Easter Vacation Mar. 23
,~\lsJ Lcrm grad .a•·c due m
lhc rcgu!rnr' off1cc Morch 22.
the m enu1g h foro Easler vo­
cauon begins. Spr:tnG \'acstiun
d01('S arc Morch 2:i through
J\p11l I.
·LOOMIS
PRUfTIRG CO.
wou
• BR 1343 '
118 N. W. 12th AYe. Armed Services Find
ROTC Facilities Good
1 nL ~oUegt: has applied in all
dirpctions for the CJitobluhmenL
Q{ ROl\;.."'-tuuts on enmpus, Prest­
dent Morgan S. Odell onnouneed
in n n in te.rvicw.
"We hnve be"n inspected by
the nrmy, xur force nnd nnvy," he
snid. "and they all expressed 15 t­
lsfoclion with our faohhcs. How·
ever we ore in competition wJth
other colleges in lhe oren ond ns
yet we bn\'C bnd no definite no­
uce from any of these branch~ ..
AN OREGON
K
Comploto bon lUng faciUties •••
prompt .. courteou s servlc. ••• at
any bronch of Thfl United Statu
Notional Bank.
• CHdliDf acco••••
• Savings occouob
• laak-by·II'IOII sorwlc:e
• Loou of all klacls
• Bonk Moa•J Orden
• Gift clltcks; ptnoaolltt4
clttcb; tra'ltlen cltec••
• '"" beftld ..... ~
• •
• Pag Fouz PIONEER LOG Friday. March 2, 1951
OOSOD· • OBI • DCI • c
Fredricks to elp
......... oaching Pioneer mith
urlers 'Bas Been' lo Bosl
' ever· ere' rive
• Paoneet· fans wall get u lnsl chnncc, tonight m the LC
gym. to !>Cl! the 1951 editwn or the Lcwas and Clatk bnsket­
bnll l"am in achon. Cooch Eloon l•'ix's c1cw, now distinctly
out of l.hc 1 unning for onylhing, m(•f.!ts Pncafic's lowly
13ndgcrs with nothing at stnkc save thl' lJU~stlon of whether
U1c home c.rew will wind up con terence play above o•· be­
low the .500 mark.
Pacific, always interesting lo watch though somewhat
Irritating to fans oi the olhcr 1 •
team. will enter the game wllh TriO Forms New
n sh~thUy less admirable record
lhnn that o! the Pioneers wtlh
fi\'C \'tctorics ond ntnc losses. • LC hns n 5C\ en-sc\'cn record to
dote.
STO FREDERICKS . EX-BIG LEAGUE bur·
ler explains • few of the finer points in the art
of touiog a baseball to Howie Martin (cen1er). loft-banded llioger for the
Smith. LC coach. talc• lime
up Maztin to take i1 LD. Pionoen
ow from WUTen
warming 1-'tx wns not parllcularly un·
hnppy about h1s team's showing
on lnst wu:k's road trip which
was a disastrous blow not only
10 the club'~ pcnnnnt nsparallons
but nlso to any hopes which
maght h11w been cntertamed of
gzunm~ n berth in the regional
NA.IB plnyoHs. Th• Orang~ and
Blnck dropp">d all three contests,
shoving lhem out of n chnncc
Jvr second spot in the loop
st.nndmgs and clearing thi• way
for chotec or Lin.C.ield and Wil­
Jnmctte ns lhe Northwest loop's
About 35 hopefuls greeted Pioneer bllS(!ball
c:onc:h Warren Smtth nt the uuUnl horsehide PTBC·
ticc Mondav in the gym.. Smith srud he was not
sure thnt lhlS number would justify having a
)ay' ce squad but thnt he thought it would.
Addauonal hclp m the coachang end is bclng
f:J\"'ell by Stu F.redencks, ex-Detroit T1gcr hurler
who lS now a student nt Lewu nnd Clark. He
hurled an the Amcracnn league .m pl'C•\\<'tlr doys
and has smcc become prominent tn Oregon semi­
pro circles. FTederic.ks ulso hod a brief fling wilh
the Portland Beavers. He wlll work wilh LC
hurlers.
Smith expressed ho~ thtltlhe \\'l!Dther would
aUow h1m to move workouw Ql.Jtside next week.
With only a month :remaining before lhc :ili'S't
same. he added, wor.'kouts nrc slated tor the
spring vacation period.
The ioftcld position ca.nd1datcs who loomed
ns ltkcltt'St poss1billties after a week ot prt~cticc
were Frank Grosjnques nnd Dan Bcrtulcat at
:fm;t; Jlm T-sjunura and Bud West, second; Bruce
Longbnlln nnd Dick Tydemnn on short; and LEWIS AND CLARK BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Thurs.. April S
Fn, Apn1 S
Sat .. Apr117
F.ri., Aprd 13
Snt . April 14
Tues., April 17
S<il., April 21
Mon, April 23
Fii, Apnl ~7
SaL. April 28
Tuet~ ., May 1
Fn. 1\hay ~1
Snt..Mny5
Mon..May7
Tucs. May8
Fri., May 11
.Mon,Moy H
Tues.. May 15
Fri.. May 18
Sat ,May 19 Clnrk J.C. He~
Univ. or Oregon Here
Vanport Here
Linfield 'McM annville
Archer Blowl!r Here
Pacific Her
Whitman (2 games) Walh.a Wnlln
C of Ida (2 gamcs)Ctlldwell
W11lamellc Salem
Vanpon Here
Lmfic.ld Here
Vnnport (May Dny) Ht•re
Archer Blo\\: t.T
Vanport
PortJ011d U.
Pacific
Portland U •
Clark J.C.
Willamettc
Seattle Pacific
(2 gnmcs) \"anport
Here
F'orcsl Grove
Portland
Vancouver
Here
Here NAIB <'ntncs.
All three ;amos were close
contests, pnrhcularly the second
till with the Coyotes, Fix said.
Ltw.ris nnd Clark dominated the
some nil the wny, being ovcr­
wkcn by the ldnhoans with only
three seconds remaining in the
lilt.
F1x appeared plt:'asCd w1lh the
rebounding and shooting of
fn•shman forward. Ken Servas
an that hlL. He also commended
Malt Schro·~cr Cor his shooting
during ·the road trip. Schroeder
connected for deven buckets on
twtmty-Cive field goal attempts
during the junket.
Tydemnn and Clark Anderson nt the hot comer. L--------- Ba-d""':-m-in_t_o_n--:N:-::-o-ti:-c-e----' The team IOJ:ely umud the
services of Jack Ftenry. rugged
center, who was forced to by­
pass the tr1p because of !wnily
commitments. Henry will be on
hand, hoWt:'Ver. for the Pacific Hashing it Over
College alhlctic programs, under their present program of sub­
mdizing amateW'S-a _polite term for paying professional&-ha.,
among many defects, one point that is not generlilly considered.
Tber keep the paying CU..<:t(•me.rs. the students who come to col­
lege solely for nn education, from their nght to participate in in­
te:rcoUcgultC ath1etics. lf lett alone and decmphruuU!d, college
1ports might be a sorry sight to watch hut the porticJpnnls would
sUJJ COJOY il fiO who cnres'l
It Has Been Said . . .
• , ag.ain and ttgniD thnl the purpose of college athlcLJcs is
to prO\' de recreation for the students. A poor substitute is offered
w the form of intr.nmu.rnl sports but there is no thrill in them
like th~.~t Whlch comes from representing one's tchool. There IS not
the pl asure of bemg excused from clni!CS and trnvcliog nny­
where fro111 five to throe hundred males to vie with some other
choo) on some other campus.
In th East. to same extent. t.hc wide variety of sports pro­
~ld an opportunity for the unpaad to enjoy college compeuuon.
In the West., C\'f!l'YUung as football, bas,...ctbnU, b::uwbnll nnd trnck.
Other ~rts ar.e truly nunor w:1th tcnnta and golf beiHg nbout
the only ones that nr1 wldcs;prcod.
The Solution 1o This Problem . . .
1o my "A'liY of thinldnc, 11 this. It gr:nduating high school
athlf:W want to go on to coll~c then let them gain ndmisJJon the
aome way anyone elae musl. lf they want w go into professlonul
rvon., let the alumru who hove b<.'<;n o gencrCJUI with conv• rl­
ablc-s Opd cub 6poru!Ot local minor leoguc profa~slr.>nnl t.f.!llms.. Jf
they would rather lrpf'nd money on U1e uld alma mater, Jet them
I:VC Jt VlithOU\ !Strings, to be used a! the 8dmlnlltl'0110n IA."'e$ fit.
&lucntl!l'n m1ght bene!il.
The results oouJd be grnti!y.ing. The public would &till be &blc
LO vww b1g-Ume sport& Rulcn conct.:rn1ng nmntcur .:tanding would
be taken out of the :farcical cl u. The colleges would no Iunger
h~wc t.o gi\•e pnulng grodc.s t.o othlet.ea who don•t deserve th"m find
honcst-w-goodness college ltudenta could enjoy honest-to-goodness
coJleg • .sports • All girls inlerHted ln pa.r­
tic:ipatiDg in the ainglH bad·
mintou tournam~nt which ;eta
underway March 8 are a~ked
.to .5i!fD up by Monday . March
5. A sigu·up aheet ls uow
po1ted in the gizls' locker
room. fruy torught.
Jn a preliminary t1lt stnrtinfl
at 6:30 p m., Oregon Rug and
Mattress will meet the Polecats
in nn antrnmural contest. Var­
sHy action is scheduled !or 8.
Road Trip Puts Damper
On Fixmen' s Title Hopes
LC's hopf!S for tlac Northwest
• conference crnwn went up an fcrcncl.! swndings. LC forward
Kenny S(•rvns wns high -pomL
man io1 the evcmng with 22 smoke on •ta uuand trek losl rnnrk<u-s ,
w~.-"C.k~cnd as the College of ldoho A traYel-woary Pioa•!~r hoop
Coyotes grubbed lwtn w.ans, 48-43 squad suffered 1ta tlurd strnaght
nnd 53-52. at the Paoncers' ex-tback Monday mghl at Wolin
penw • Walla, dropping a 55-49 verdict
Jn the opening half of Frtdny's lo the lost-place Wh.itman col­
game, tl1e Fuanen motched the IPge quintet.
Coyote Cilgcrs pomt for poml. The Fixmon atayed tn the !cud
Then guard Dave Howk built up most of the wny 14 1dmg 29-25
n 40-27 lend for the ldnhoans. nt Uw half. They chmbed bnck
and th!! Pioneers couldn't get into l'Ont• ntwn at 32-all ilnd
wathin ti poants of them until then Logged down wh1lc the
the flnal whlf;tlc. Mi 1110norit!.!l bounced up mtc> a
1n the~ rubbor match 11•~ P1o-commnndmf: le3d. Cuord Mall
n~" .. l'S enjoyed frequent slight Schroeder ciU!I'd the gap to <17-
leo<fs nnd were tlhPnd 52 4q wath 45 wllh o 5-polnt spurt with 8
ju&t ovf'r n minute to go Coyolo mmutcs ol play lull; but thrcP
forwa,·d Ntg l.al"l1Cin sunk 1t (llJlt buckets in llw dying ml.u­
dl!uoc to clMc the gop to n .tunglc ut~ rrprlJPd dtAa&l!!l" :f01 tlH• Pao·
f)Qint. Idaho cunrd I.loyd Neville nC<:.I'8. Srhrondcr•s 18·p1Jint d~
nntc.hcd th•~ ball with only 3 rort topped the Pion,•c• scoring.
·!Conds r ·mulnmg ond throw a 'l'hc detent Iirmly entrenched
c:ourt-lcngth pllB!l to Hnwk who the Orongc and Black in fourth
mild" the shot thnt lowered the plo<"c m the final Northwest
Pion crs to fourth place an cr1n· t.'Onlt.•rencc t~Lnndings.
• Publishing Group
.E.x-1.~ tudcnls .Norm Pr 1har
and BnH ~c Mcr'llrlnnd togcth~r
wath sophumorl! Ben Flcisc;hmo.n
hnvc bonded togctlwr to enter
the sports publlstung ri(•ltt under
lhl' nnmP, Prahnr Publishlng
compnny,
Tlw ltrm plnns to 1 clcasc its
inali~l olfenng, u "Who'. Who"
of Pac1lic Cousl lcuguc bll!iebnll,
nbout June 1. Alrl'udy on solc-IS
another "Who's Who" brochure,
th1s ont' on Conllt conference bns­
kt•tb.lll. Pnhar pullhshcd lho
cngc bnndbook walh Flctt~chman
ns nrt editor but it wus not n
product of the COt pornlton which
was formed •n the early part of
Hili! month.
Pnhar was LOG sport.s t.>ditor
last spring nnd held down n
sunilnr position on the '50 VOY
ACEUR of wh1ch McFarland wa
editor. Fleischman Is well known
on cnmpus ns photogrnphcr for
vnrious cnmpus publlcntion5 .
Thn corporation holds copy­
rights for the "Who's Who" type
of sports publlcution on a na­
tionnl scr1le ond eventually plan
to cover oll !!ports on that basis.
Future plans also call for brunch­
ing oul into other fields besides
nthJctics.
Prlhnr, who IS president of the
corporullon, will handle copy­
\\.'riling and do contact work for
the firm McFurlund will do lny·
outs ond ossiJlt Flcischmon in
the ndvcrtising brunch. Fleisch·
man Will hondlc photography.
Skiers Schedule Slalom
At Multopor Tomorrow
The sno\\ bound plunkpush~rs
of conch Cordon Butterfield's ski
team wall plunge down Multopor
in the Sf!cond of three Schnee Vo­
gcli ginnt slalom standards Sat­
urdny.
The results of lht• rnce will de
tca•minc who will b.-chosen tor
the I t•nm to rl"~rc::;cnt LC nt t.h<'
Wh ltmrm collogc in vi to hont~l
meet. Mflrch 10 ond 11.
Ruy Morri plncr.d ninth m the
first S(·hncc Vogcli test while 1rv
Jones fmishcd lcnth. Both rol­
lectrd more points toword cam·
lng closs B stntus in the Pat"iCic
Nrn th\\ est ski assoc10tlon.
Jones lends the teom in nccu·
mulnllw~ poant lolnls to dntf!.
Grad Wins Appointment
As Organ Guild Master
Ceorr.e Hanrlckl!<'n, Jum.: '50
grnduntc in mWJic, hos bPcn noti­
fied of his nppolntm1•nl as a mas­
ter In the Amcmcan Guild ot Or­
gnniats . .Admi&siun ls based on
muslcnl obillty und most.cry o!
the plp1• C)fgon.
llcnrickrll:n is 01 guniBt nt P4mcr
l .. uth(lrtJn church in Pcnd!l•tnn,
wh••r1• he lunchc.s mut1k tn lh••
junaor high school. While at I..ew·
Is ones Clnrk he was n m«lmber
o! the unnd und men's glco club.
llr> plays r"Tcnch horn. tubtt, bari­
tone and trombone In oddation to
1 ht: organ . rr -· '
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to Friday, Mo..rcth 2. 1951 PIONEER L.OC Pogo Fivct -
' our een lane lue, lease'
* ~ ~ * * * * * * ~· ¥ * ~ * * * • * • ~ *
........ ouple Buil ........... ouse for.Future ome
By Nancy MlU•r
"FoUl IPI'Il tubes of ltlrplnnt·
glue plense."
Thill order roist.ld the curios­
ltv or 0 stOJ c ell! I k in Salem. • lle Wttnlctl to l<now why any-
om• would wnnt lhot much
airplonc glue Dl one lame.
"I'm goang to glue n house
toJ::ethet•," replied the customer
ua he wnlkNl out lhc store
le:1\'lllg behind o very befud­
dled clerk.
l.f thnt clerk could sec todny
"hnl those J.1 lllb(•S of glue
hclpi}d pul together, he "<nJict know thnl ynunn mnn wnsn'l
ldddiiiJ! hCCOIISC this :'J'OUnH
man, H1ck Allen ond his part­
ncr Kny Strohmeyer dld glue
n hou <' tugcthc1 .
'fhc hou c wns thr• 5/8 Inch
to n (ont sc:nle mod~l of lhc
houw pions Kny turned in ns
port of her grade rcqulrcmt!Jl\
In home nlnnntng and Iurnlsh­
lng cluss Just scmcsLcr.
The two house builders b~­
snn thdt p1 ojcct Lhrce months
pr10r to the end of thl' s~m,!s·
tm nntl I!PCnt ~Vt>ry week-end
nt the Strohmeyer home an cloubcd pnir c)( trou c•s
Snl~n• hutldlnr. this motlel
home c:omplctcly furm hL>c:l
!tom the \vee curtnins lO the
Codllluc m the g 111lf::c.
fl Wtl!O't !'lnOtJLh smling DC•
cordmg to Kny, nnd at \\'8!1
built und 1 cbullt. 1'hey used
bnlsn wood. nlrpl me glue ond
m•tntcd with {lit plor~e dope.
They said pnintmg wns quite
o !~.:nt consadcrlng the fuel that
the Uny furnltur<' wus pnintcd
otter belnc p~rmnncnlly In
stnll•~u. About :w,ooo Llny
bt !cks w ••• used.
Wahl, Paulson Form First-String·
Backcourt Combo For Fi~~ Cagers
Rrmglng up lhc n•nr, flgurn- lo Lhut he packed up cxpcrmnc:c
1 n good lmiJ-hnndl~:r nnd drlbble1
tw~ly spcak111g, Cnr Eldon Fix's on th~.• Orungc ond Dlnc:k fro~h md potcnhully o good. hot.
Pionc"r cage crow ore LI'W Wahl squad m lhc W48-.:J!) cason. He IIOWl!VCr, l)on hns nol come
ond Dou Poulson. Wahl hns been attended high school ot Franklin U ugh th ycnr m the manner
n regular thumghout the scnson In Portland where be corned o whach \HI cxpcclcd of him t1ltC1
while PnulSllfl hns h~ld down the monogrnm ns h rcsor vo 101 the hl!\ flue showmg llS a frcslnn 10
hrst-hne JOb sancc Chuck Gcng-1 Qunkcr hoop Wtlrnors. last yenr.
lcr was lost to the Air Corps m Wnhl's moln \•nluc to the club, A good dofon£lYo player, he
nuu-scason. the PJonccr mcntol' 0 crts, 111 ht ld dO\\ n College of ldoho's
WahL a five-foot, ten-inch bur cool, hcnds-up 1,loy although dangerous !,loyd Ncvdlc to o
junior whom F'hc calls "the rud-he is It Good long Ehol when h1t-hundful or points m as fmc an
der of the tcnm." lcltercti in the Ung. HlS scodng hns been in exh1uillon of chcckutg ns hns
hoop nrt here Jnst season. Prior spurts this ycnr w1Lh dc!JDitcly been .cen on the LC court nll
'Marriage' Topic
Of Frosh Meeting
Mrs. Marci~ Hobinson Lee, rc-
' sctJrch nssistnnl nnd p ychologist
with the E. C. Brown tnu;t fund,
wtll lt:nd the Tucsd ) , Mm ch 6,
!re hm.1n scmlnnr o11 "/\ Psy­
cllologu;t Looks at M n·iogc,"
Denn ot Students Versll S. Fog­
doll SOld this Wt.cl
'I' he PI ogram w 111 Include ,1
16 man fJim "It TnkP..s All Kands."
The f1lm IS olso supplied hy the
E C Brown trust fund. an or­
gonl?..lllton set up by the late
Dr. E. C.. Drown or Pc•t LJnnd
to further mon·inge C::IJUII ehng
Dcnn Fogdnll reminded fresh·
men thnt they nrc c.xpeelcd to
nttend this seminar rather than
thP uppc,· class vocatinnul con­
ference which will uc held at
the snme time.
''l'"rcshme n wtll hUVl' un nddt­
lional thn:t.• yc111 s," lht• dean
emphnsized, "Lo tnke pnrt, in
vocnt..ionol nnd departmental
mcclmgr.. The freshman program
hus hcl•n designed 'lo p1 cparc
them to pnrtidpatl! mtelhgenlly
10 tho c discussions laler."
Upperclassm~n. howc\•cr, may
uttcnd the freshman SPminur Lf
thl'Y wish, 1 nther thnn p.trtici­
pntlng 1n one or thn vocuhonlll
&toups.
Art Students!
Portland High School and
CoUege• Onlr
CYRANO
De Bergerac
Portrait Contest
$50.00 ln Crumba cber
ART SUPPLIES
Five $10.00 Prizes
Ten. Honorablo Mention Pdua
SPONSORED BY
The J. K. Gill Company -nna
The Guild Theatre
Draw or point u pot1nlt
of Cyrnnol WIN A PRIZI!:
SEE THE MOVIE NOW
AT THE OUILD THEATRE
8l utlont Prlr.Q It no
Alul. )ton lltru I~J. 1! 80 1' M. •gtry •tau• at OlU'a
.&rt 8nppUa-DoW11au..lra
' THE J. K. GILL co:r,
• \ W. '\tl1 ,.,.1t \ru•l. . At lrtl1 roo I nJgh ts conung beL ween lli.s l c:u·.
hnttct· t!VC.nrngs. Don p1 cppeu nl Mtlwnukta
L.ou is majoring in physlcnl htgh, cummr;: three letter in
(.'Ciucalton nnd follows ulong the hoop port there He mode
w1th the nlhlclc's nlmost un1vcr- the \'Orlill)-at Lcw1s nnd Clntl:
snl dcs1rc to somccloy cu.•ch In hu; fit L year, the only fresh·
tc~m or hu; own. mnn to crack FlX' squad lnst
H1s running mal<!, Puulson, is
Wrestlers End Up Fourth
In Northwest AAU Tangle
Local gtOpplnrs plac~.:c.l Jourlh m tho Northwest AAU y,•reslhn
nu!ct ot Woshmgton Stutc c<>llegc r"ebrunty 24 nftClr commg out
or U1c tussle with two second lfnd one thlrd-placc 1 otmgs.
Rube .Baisch ploced second omonc the heavyweiGht entrnnts
nnd I.eo MrElroy got n second in Ufc 121-pound clnss. Btll O'Hara
nabb~d n third plnoo for which, unfortunately lor the Pwm:~'rs,
no points were nwnrdcd.
WSC took !jrst in the onc-dny meet v.: ith 50 points; OSC, sec­
ond With 42; Multnotnoh club of PorUand, third wnh 16; and
r .. cw1s and Clnrk, 1tiUI th wllh 8. 'I'cnm points were g1ven on the
bnsls or number o! men entered plus those winning bouLs. Conch
J1m Ward pomted out thnt the Pioneer team, comprised of only
five members, could not possibly nccwnulntc as many poutls os
WSC, who cnt1:~1 cd a team of twenty.
Lewis and Clark pions to enter tht> Pucific Coost jntcr·culle·
ciote wrestling meet Morch 8·9·10 nt Pullm11n v.•ith teams compct­
mg from nll parts of Oregon, Wnshmgt on nnd California.
The Orange and Dlock w1 esUers met Oregon Stn\e grnpplers
W· dncsdny orternoon nt 3 p.m. in the LC gym.
Lambda, Polecats Earn Mural Wins
In Tuesday Noon Hoop Encounters
Lnmbdn squelched the chnm­
ruonshtp hOpl~ of tho UP·Rnd­
cummg Pnh•kHtE'n squ:&d, trounc­
ing them 28-18 Tucsclny. 'this
win, coupled with n v1ctory over
Knpp:• last week by n 27-17
count, bo(ltlt~ the l.mniJda five
Into 1h11 d spot in murol stund­
ings wllh n four-wm, one-loss
1 cc:ord. In Tuesday's gnme, Bub
l''lomci' pucccl the Kitten:; With
11 potnlS whah• Uack Voll C!lmc
Uu ough w1th ten Cor the win·
nc.:ra
'fhc puwc1 ful Poh•cat crew oonllnued thclr wmninc ways
\\'alh ~· <'onvmcmg 41-22 triumph
ewer the lvhsflts in nno\hcr
Tucsdny ~ncountcr. Bob Taylor
tnllied tWl'h•c for the undt'{cntcd
lcllgue-lcndmg Polccnt.s. He wos
ful1ow1!d in the scormg column
hy Dnn Bcrlulell of the Mlsf1ts
who gnr "'"red clc\·..:n.
The sccond·plocc Oregon Rue
tmd Mot hess quinl, poss ·ssors of
t• Jtvc und one wan-loss record,
m• ct lh~ Polecnl$ \omght m a
prchn\innry to tile LC-Poc.aflc
tussle.
LOUIS
Ready to Serve You
NEW BURLINGAME
F ountaln Lunch Art r grc10\'ln~ utch pice"
of aldln,g so It would lop, tl
took them nbout three d ya
JU!It to nluc tht:' tdmg on. They
found the double br~plnc~· und
lht> I Oof W I' their baggclt
he .dochcs nnd most dtf!tcult
to mst.nll.
Sin<'· the ghu.: cn.nnot be rc-
1110\ cd by nn) known mcnns. ll
c<Ju ~.;d orne cnsullles, one Ttl·
zor J!)Ucd shut nnd two well-
:Branglng the finished model
lO L. wJs and Cl.trk (rom Sn­
l~m w quit n problC'rn-upr.clolly th'" lnst I p in Lar­
ry Cnmpbt>ll'a c:•r, \\ Hh pns­
n! rs.
The ''model" build ra found
tL would co t .bout 18,000 to
budd their house nnd nn thcr
$4000 to furnish it. Th lr com­
p1et pinna 1ncluded 200x
200 tool lot with natural woods
nt U1c bnck
Since tb complet.Jon o! the
mod 1. Kn) nnd Rick ho\c nn~
nounccd Lhcar engngcrn nt nnd
pl. n to usc thf.! bruuc plan Cor
n horne nf th ir own
1:'..1\ S l.ROHMEYER. junior biology major, xplairu plan~ of
model homo with Ruth Chindgron. home econon:alcs cl partmaut
hClGd. Kay and fiancee, Rick Allen. bullJ thQ houso ln th" Stroh­
meyQr residence ot Salem tor a cour .. in hom planning and fur
ni•hing.
Powder Puff Sports
Women Skiers Schedule
Pioneer-Sponsored Meet
By Joanne
The LC\\ lS nnd Clnrk wumcn•s
iu tm coll~gtatc gJOnt slalom ski
meet is set for tomorrow noon
on MultorpQr. On the mountain
today, woml'n !rom Umvcrslly
of Wnshmgton, Washington Stntc
college, College of Puget Sound
Unl\ crsaly of Braltsh Columb1n,
Montnna State college, Wenot­
ch(·~ JUntOr collcco: and LC nre
mnkang trtal run:; tc• test the
610pl' nnd snoY. condllJiln&
SlUing for Jhe Pionoou wtll
be [)onnn c;,.ylord nd ShirlC)'
StC\\ nrt, ..., ho ra<X'd in lnst week's
SehntJC Vogcla slnlom, hnd .Mn­
•·asu Edmond The trio \\Jil \'lc
for the chnmp1on lup team
pluque donntcd by the t=101'tlnnd
AU!Ictlc supply corrwony
Course ~dtcr G •rtion Bullcr­
fH!ld, LC ki ~o:tch, CX'I)I • ed
npp1 ccmhon to Whale Stag
liPOftfl\ \ cur compun~ faa tho rt.'il
flngs wht~b "Ul ctcsumotc the Bowerman
slalom gn M r~ Lou Pear-
on md Elkn H.oYo le), women'a
PE mslructora, hove enllStt."Cl
HonJl Ak1ynmn to net s bend
urner. Memb rs o.f tl1 skt clas
\\ ill rt.~ord nnd be g. tc-keepers
Alter th• day's skiing 1.1 over,
the racers wnt be honored nt n
bnnquct. The plaque will be pre-
cntcd to the wlnnmg t ·am, and
medals pa cd out to t.hc tbree
women wath the b1.."~t 11mc for
the roc,•. No un" g • home wnb­
out on nwnrd, !or 11 p l'UCJpnn~
\\ l1l recet\'C n SOU\ cnlr f\-encl
hondmnde pm, ,...omplhncnts o'
Wlutc SUlg
MJS. H• t<'r Tumm. who 1
chnh mllll or th(' mC(ll, m\'Itc!i
anH1n~ whu ..., mt to rcl3 -if
) ou cnll dnnc1ng mglng nnd
just part) mg. w ·an -to com
on dbYOn to Dr Ah• 1 Graham'
c 1bm where the &kilt.·• w1U stn~
fu1· th(• Wcl'kcnd.
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.J lmmy 't \\ u.rt a nil
[I ~rbl\cu llal
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"'IUJIG :tlflllOIUIO& ax••·· Jr Tut."ker • Mum Ju1111 1 utrllllhl nua It •t• rt ~~rnlltln 11 .. w• oa•Too• 1\" l •••• u rt nn.t
Ntl)' o••,-oo · Tea er r
istorian Relates PJONEE~ LOG
a s uture
......... ollege Life of Friday. Much 2, 19SI
• • 1oneers,·
esteryear
Scenic Albany of Bygone Era Sign Him Up Now BoDine Gets Bricks, Thaxter
By Bryce WbUe
Imagine yourself to be living 50-75 year.s ago. and not
.) et in college. Your father 1s thinking of s~nding you to a
place called Albany college, located somewhere down in
the ,·alley.
He 11ecen-ed a program for the commg tenn. and after
reading it decided that Albany college was the place to
send )?OU. The program described the institutio n as "situat­
ed in Albany, Linn County-a healthful , beautiful. centrally
located, acce.._<:Sible by steamboat at all seasons, and distin­
guished for the intelligence. industry and morality of its to the LOG stnff. Ills nome as
Tommy Ncel of Condon, Oregon. By Ben Hordos
He hns 0u1e.1 cornmitm< nts, so What w1l1 thi!) college be like 100 y1~ars irom now? This
he \ on't b<> nvnllnblt: no''. He qu~st10n has often b~en rnisl'd, so I happened to run across
1mpltcd thnl m a recent )('ttcr. a copy of the PIONEER LOG, d.tted February 30, 2051. The
wlucl1 rend followmg items we.re clipped from the paper
"Could ~""{1\J tell :me "hat
couN:es 1 should tnkc m hrgh "Dr. lma Pioneer, pr •sident of lhe college, announced
school to prepare me for college today that n move is now under way to provide bricks for
m Journnhsm " lhc completion of BoDine hall, providing there are enough
Unlllth nl'\\ p1ospcct fJmshcs left over after the rear of the gym is bricked.''
his undcrgradunlt' work the LOG .. Lewis cind Clark colloga will plny their firsl season
will hov~? to plod nlong \\ athout
e.tuzens.··
The program offered ·•a
and thorough busii1ess eduro· him, convinced thnt such a fnr· on the ntwh cc•mpleted Warren Smith baseball diamond .
sighted person \\ould be an n"~el The f1eld was completed during October 2050 and is named
complete classicaL _cientific , anywh rc. m honor of Warren Smllh, baseball coach of a century ago.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- No long~r "'ill bascbrall gnmcs
Trade Booms in Car-Scrubping Business :r;·edt•~~~~~ll~ ~~l~'; !~~tt:~:;
As Enterprising Gals Earn Ski Expenses ~~e :w~~~~ll; ,~iC~lic•,~~s !7r,c~ u~: ban"
Almost before you CtJuld put
on your coot. Dad had ~cnt you
up n\·er on the S'lcrunbont., and
m\ed ~t n little pln~ called
~- .
You sought out n place m
,,. hu:h to lin~. and early the next
morrung you went dO\\ n to the
college. There on the bulletm
board ;) ou saw a sign \\'hicll
re.l!d -REGti'LATIONS," nnd
raptdJy scanned them. • C.."lndi·
dntes for aamission mto lhe
Prepar3tory Dtpartment must
be able to rend w•lh faciltty m
the Third Read r and peri orm
the fundamental operations of
Ant).mctlc!'
Tn n JiOU read. "Students •111
not be allowed to \'lSJt Drmkmg
S3Joons, Billt.srd Rooms, nor on~
places unfa ... -oroble to good mor·
ats.•
And lheu. "Students will be
required to nttcnd pubhc: \);or­
ship each sabbath at sucll church
ns they shall select unless ex­
cused by reqlreSt of theu-Par­
ents nnd Guardians. "
Fanally you were :registered
tor the tenn, and. classes not yet
begun. weout home to write Dad
a letter, te.lling him of the :regu­
lations. and also that you :necd­
m money for expenses and tui­
tion. Board was oosti:ng you $4
n •eek, there would be a li­
brary fee. and twuon must be
pmd .. IN ADVANCE. ..
You WTote Dad. "Prcparntvry
Department would cost $6 whic.h
ec)\'ered read~. ~nbnlo!, spell·
log, geogrnpby. graouna.r. and
nLhmetic The Acadenuc De­
partment $8. Ancient languages
$2, French ~ (&Lra). ln.slru­
mcntal Music (ex\r:a) $15. nu.s must ue tl dream you
say? How could tu1tian ever be
oo small? But that's lhe way it
was m the early days of Albany
-precu.n:nr oL l.,.e\\•15 and Clad
college-from a undated colleg·
calalog rereivcd by the Oregon
Htmorital sooety an Ul03
New Bulletin Out
A new bulletin o1 adtJ1Ja5aons
informnlion has Just been iSsued
b) the college !or release to
high achool stude:nts The front
p ge cxn:cr !ealu~ a terrncc
vu!w of the AdminUitratlon
bu1ldlng and study of Clnfr Ros­
kam, June '50, :now doing grad­
uate work at 1.ht: Umvermty o!
lllino
TOMORROW NIGHT
AT NINE T\dl L-C co-eds huvc stnrled n
IH!\~ cnr-\\ !!hing busmess on
crunpus. n \Cnture to pul some
mQnt',) an thetr empty purses.
Mnnsu Edmonds, seruor 8.\
mn)or, dCCJdecl to put her busi­
n trmmng to ~ood use so she
contat"tcd her ! icnd Lou1Se Rob­
erts. \\ h nlso 1S a scn1or nod n
.:ot:lolog) major; nnd the two
e3me up With nn 1dea-wnshmg
cars t 75 cents cnch.
They are net runmng competi­
tion \\ Jth the .. three-minute"
wash JObs as tl lnkcs them .near­
ly an hour to fuush each car.
"'We .go O\•er e.~ch cnr \ ery
thoroughly," smd Mnnsu. "S\\ eep
out the mt.erlor ;md remo' e every
dtrt parucle on the outside."
The girls. both nrdent sku:rs,
found that the1r favorite sport
:was costly, so they t.rit..'<i sever.al
entcrpnscs befurc settlmg on the
~r ~. shmg plan.
Pmst the two ·w·e.nt down to a
local department :store and pur-­
chased mouse traps !or !h·e ce.nl.s
ench. They then sold these at 10
cents. but soon found they were
rumng out of enough mice to sup.
port the buiWless. {Or m~ybe
someone !oWtd the :five--cent price
tag on the bock of ·the traps.)
Next they thought of taking in
washing, but when they f1gured
how much o! a Job It would be to
keep :the nrticlcs tdentit1ed, they
walhngly gave that up
Last w~>ek Louil;e and Marisu
wnshed ix cnrs. but intend t.o in·
crensc thelT speed so lbal at least
ten cars ore sudscd by Friday
night so they can go skung Sat·
urda~ ·
One Foot Down;
Try Again Joanne
At lcnst on person on cam­
pus doesn't dance lightly.
Take at from Joanne Bow­
erman. who lcnr.ncd the hard
v.~y She nnd an LC S'Wh\"rlrt
"' r.c ••tripping :thP light :fan­
tastic" when her so£l-shoed
pnr1ner U.·ppcd dwntily upon
hc_r foot w1th b1s size 14's..
Result: Joanne has her foot
In cas WJlh ll bone fracture. <ipl'ing of 1949."
• "Dcltn Tou Rho rrnternity has
bl!cn ndvnrlistng their Honky
• Tonk dunce w1th nn andcnt
Model • T" Ford which they have
u cd t\Cry year since 1951."
'NOT 3 MINUTES BUT AN HOUR'
Louise Roberts a:nd Maruu Edmonds .. Tho calc of cnnd,y cigarettes
rn the shack wall begin Mal'ch
I, 2051 Thts I the first time
c:1gnrcttcs of nny kind ha,·c ever
been sold legally on the cnmpus."
"DC41n Emeritus Be n J a rn i n
Thnxtcr announced plnns for :re­
Urerne.nt todny. 'This will be my
lost semester.' he slud, 'because
l'm planning a oarnpmg tnp up
Lnrch mountain to find out if
there really nrc lnrch tree.
thct c. ••
"Tho LC basketball t~am has
JUSt completed 1ts tirsl ycnr o{
plrJy on the new maple !loor in
the gym"
"The cost of hamburgers in the
shock hos hen reduced to 20 c:ents
today, following n drastic shorl­
nge of hnmburger mcnt and a
noodmg of equine meat on the
market."
Classy-ads: 'What's In a Name' Section
The PIONEER LOG m keep· l
mg w1th its pohcy of scrv1ce to
the college 1s this week introduc­
ing a new dt.:partment . wnnt nds.
For further informouon ronsult
Your PTONEER GlJIDE
Situations wanted. male
\HLLER, BAKER, COOK.
SHEPARD, SAOEJ\.1AKER,
SKINNER, DARBER, BAR­
BUR, HERALD, STEWART.
BUTLER . All promis~ good
SERVAS
Home for 1ale
r: tnt_ Engh h HOLM. Fit for
a RICH KfNG. On a LAKE
where you can go SAHLIN
and SALING or even :for a
CRUZE. Plc.nty of Bf:ACH
A POND wht.>re you cnn
ROE. SpaCIOUS HALLs. No
grnss for CUITJNG. Tree_,
Umt RUSSELL LoLa of
SCHADE in CASE of GALE
or HALE. LOOK today h's
WRIGHT for you.
CARRS
NASH COUPE, GREEN.
LITTLE CROSL:EY, Bwwn. I LOW p11ce. Good DEAL. Sec
us befor~ we ain't no MOE.
Loat
One whiz from my GEE.
One pickh.• from my DILL.
One wheel !rom my FAR·
JUS.
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Education Classes Hear
P·TA Philosophy . Aims
Philc..,oph\ .nd pt ogr tm o( the;
Pnrcnt·Tcachcr Qrganizatlon was
pu:sentL>d Lo .. ~uc.:atiQ n classes
th1s week hy sc\ et<~1 ofCtcens or
the State Congress of Parent
Tl!achers .
Mrs. Harry Hargrca\·es, na­
tional vrcc.pr:esidt.'nt or North·
west rcgJon, Mrs. Jcnncllc Moor­
head, preSldcnt of the Oregon
congress. nnd Mrs. Edalh Green,
tnlc legWntivc chnarman, we•·c
among U1c len women who spoke
lo the r•ducalJOnaJ P!.)'choJogy,
tlcmcntnry and secondary school
mclhods, graduate course on
leachmg profession and group
confcrcnc~s or student tcuchcrs,
lllB't Monday. Wednu.sdny and
I'hursd.ay. One Roebuck from my
SEARS.
Two ups !rom my HICKS.
Onl' g1rl from a WOLF.
One Lev1 from my JEANS.
Om ntght from my DAY.
For Sale
A DARLING DAHL with
two CRIBBS.
• A ticket to COPENHAGEN .
A WHITE BALL. '
A BARR. Complt>le with
STEINS .
A book to REED.
Hoopes Back on Ccxrnpus
Alter Lenqthy Sickness
Joe Hoopes supcnntcndent of
the mnlntenancc depnrlmcnt, r~.:·
turned 10 tll'-! C3Ql.PUS In l Mon­
dny aft~r o siege o! allness which
hod kept blm nt home smcc Sun·
doy, F:'cbru<~ry 4
Joe, who js rccogni.:tcd as ch1d
troublc·shootcr on campus, got
right lH•ck 10 the ham<.'SS and
mniru:ly rclnlcd that "H sure
Ill swPII to be doing somethinG
nguin "
fRENCH COSTUME
DANCE
Portland Meadows Club House--- For Atmosphere At It's Worst
It's Not Too Late to Make a Date---Tickets $1.56 Couple l
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