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

Volume 9, Number 27

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1951-05-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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LEW[S AND CLARK COLLEGe. 1867 May Fete Schedule
f'rldny, May 4
11 :30 o m -Luncheon ot barbecue pll.
11.50 a m -l)unnlssnl or c:losscs. Knppn SJttmn wntcr polo
carne. ballet ot pool ond 6ludcnt lunch on lower cnmpus.
1•30 p.m -Quc~ n·a proceJSlonnl, cnst terrace Cnronol10n,
kmghhng ceremony, and May pole dance.
3 p m -Bas hall game, LC-Vnnport..
5:-JluJ day, May 5
1:30 p m -Rose Cnrd••n c~rcmoru~.
VOLUME IX PorUand, Or~on. Fndoy, May 4, \951 Number 2.7 2·00 p m.-'T'rnc.k m <:t, Lcw1s no Clark-WlUnmetll'!,
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Princes.sos Gloria. Suo, Donna. Que.n Mo.rlsu I.and princesses Dorothy , Shirley and V~.Zguun .
SpringCelehrationBeginsToday
As Loyal Subjects, May Flowers
Pay Homage to Queen Marisu I
By Nancy Millor
Mray flO\\ ' 1nd llL loynl sub­
J<'ClS of l.cwu,; ond Clol'k nrc bow­
mg in homnsc to their Queen
~torasu I ns the 4 lsl Annuul Moy
l'clcbrntanns bcgtn loony.
A lunchcun nl th•' barbl'<'UC p1l
will open lhc !csll\'ILH•s ut 11:30
n.m. fur the Queen, her court,
p c c l n 1 frtt•nds. pnrcnts nnu
guc.-;ts.
Entea·taining the Queen ond her In nttcndnncc w11l he cJ· wn p.m. will bt?gm Saturday's ncti\•i·
p1 incc-:scs Oonnu Knut ~on c•nd lie;;. 'ftus ycat will bcsm the
Durolhy Busch nnd duss pnn-lrmhWon a1 placing Lhe h nd
cesscs. SUL' Conk, Virginw Nor-ptants ur the ptt'Scnt ond !uLUlC
nwn. Sh1rh·y D:ty anci Glorin Muy Queens in the stcppmg
G6w. They w(ll be ••scorlcd hy sluncs in the :rose gorden.
Harry Godsil. B<•b Young, Don Boginnmg at 2 p.m. there will
Stamm. Bob llilkcn, Stan M1tch-he n Lrnck meet between Lewm
dl and Gc(ngc Mnr.tndns. and. Clurh: nnd Wtllamcllc • nd
After readang of the proclntnn· lhe flnnl C\ ent or the day wall
taon of Queen Mnr1 u 1 Bill Gtb-be the formol Queen's ball at 0
bon. rnnstcr of ccremomcs, v. 111 p.m. In Lht: gymnnsJUm.
introduce tJw mcn'r; fliCC dub In case of rain, Qut.>cn's Lunch­
which \\ 11! he follow• d by th I on "til be held m Ule little
knlghtmg c L r c m on l honot mg lhcatc1, student's lunch in front
chuscn Cncnds ol the college. of Peebles and cOrt'nntion cere~
The madrigal stngcrn wall pre momes 10 the gymnnsaum
cede the pre cntntaon 01 the new ompusMusicionsPian
May Festival Program;
All roups to Perlorm
By Leigh Bock
Lewis and Clark's five musical organiza tions will begin
Portland's obscrvnnce of Nnbonal Music week with the1r an­
nual May Festival, Mondoy, May 7. at the auditorium at
8:30 p m.
'1'1cket sales for the ft.:.stival are at the music building and
reserve seat checks at the J. K. Gill box office. Reserved seats
w1ll also be O\'~ttloble at the auditorium Monday evening until
curtain time. Prices are 30 cents for students and $1.20 for
adu I' •
The college choir, under the chrcction of L. S\anlcy Glarum, WLII
open Uu progrnm wilh n new Cl')mposition, "0 Be Joyful," by the
d1rcr.tor. Other numbers by the choir will include:
·•wru.n't Thnl n Wonder," splralual; "Comin' Thru thi'! Rye ... Lyn
Murruy \•ers•on: "The Lhtlc White Hen,M Scnndcllo; nnd "Sing We
Mcrrtly Unto Cod Our StJ"cngUl," ~fnrtln Shaw.
Followmg tho choir's solec:tiona, the symphontc band will appear
tn Ernest WtUinms' farst symphony in C mmor, adag1o nnd nllcgro
movements M::n~ m Nelson. Arhc Dale Hull. Hugb Trutton, and Bob
Crums ha'lie adopted lhi~ seldom beard work to symphonic b. nd stylt•
Closely f\lllowjng the band. the men's glee club wtll sing:
"The Almn Mater,'' ''Tarnnlclln" by Randall Thomp on, poem b:!i
lltlnlrc Belloc, spoken by Scott Beach.
ln conjunction wath the glee club, the quarte~ Jock Jennings,
J1m Puul, AUnn L«:hl nnd Ba1J Bnih~>'• will sing:
"The Hnll of hry," Russell Kmght, and '"'Merry Oldsmobile,"
Edwnrds-Warnuck. The glee club wW return with the chnntcy
.. What sh II we ao with a drunken !iailor:'"
This ycnr, the mndngal singers' program \\ill include sever 1
fnvorilcs:
"Kyr1tl Elcason,·• Francesco Durnntc tl684·l755): 'She Is So
Dear," .M1chn 1 Prnctoriu5 (]571-1621); and "The Silve1 Swan," Or­
lando Gibbc•ns (1583-1625).
A now innovation for the group wiU be the prt.>sent.atlon of
Brahms' ''l.icbcshcclcr Waltzer" t.rnrulated from lhc Gcnnnn, edited
and arranged by Jt.m Poul. Paa.no duet accompnnimcnL is by Eunice
Wolfe and Ccnc Kmg.
Lcwu~ nnd Clark's symphony orChestra will conclude th~ pro­
grnm '' tlh \"on Weber's overture. •·ncr Fre.ischutz.." nnd the third
and fuurth mo\·cmcnls from Tsclulikovsky's "Symphonie Pathc·
tiquc."
AU five music organizations '\\ill return to the stage in the gnmd
f1nnlc, th1s l c r lo be W{lgner's "Introduction nnd Pilgrim's Chorus"
to Tonnhnuscr . Dr. John Stmk Evans \'.,ll conduct the finnlc.
The Boldwln piano, lo be used for choral nccompammc:nt., wlll
be through the courtesy o! lhc Oregon MUSic compru1y. uc ls during lhc luncht:on will
bl' lolk dandng under the direct­
ion o! Mrs Hester T~rner, tho an­
nual water polo game betw~n
Knppa Phi Alphn nnd Sigmn Al­
pha Sigmn nnd o water ballet
pcrfCirmed by Dcloros Fisher,
Clorn Lou Rummel nne! Dnn Sern·
pcrl. sludt•nt body ndmtms traltan and
those tnpp<'ll by the RCt'Vicc or­
gnniwtJOns nod honmur•c~. Gold
key, Ta'U<Ise, Alphn f'sa Omego,
AMS, Alphn Gnmmu, studcnl
body nnd urgnni7:ntion awurcis
wall lht>n be announced . May Royalty/ Subjects to Waltz in Fairyland
T;tppsn~ of st•rvice organiza­
tions ond honornw•s w11l be con­
dudt•d dut·ctl\' nllt:.•r disnus.sa l or •
classes at 11:50 u.m. today. lm·
mt~hat<•ly following is lht• stu­
dl'nl Junclt on lowt•r cumpus
highlighted by n trampolin net.
John Richard s will conduct the
bnnd In a lmtr-hour conc••rl on
the enst ten nee before starting
the processional nt I :30 p.m.
J<;scortcd hy Dr. Morgnn S.
Odell, Que\!n·clcl'l Mnrisu 1-~d·
moods will be prt..-scnlcd with n
JCwt•led crown and scept1.•r, sym·
bois of her rc1gn, by prame mtniS·
tcr Hurry Godsil.
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O('cJsaon to complell' the cen­
tnd unal of the nnw women's
d01·mitory wns mndt• b)' thf' Boqrd
of Trust<.'US in a nwctmg '~urly
lhi1 Wt't~k. 'T'hc rnnh ;tct for con
structlon wos let to Bcobc und
Wt•chner who submttiPd n low
bid uf $2-14,273.
Tht• building will nc·commodatc
90 n· ldl'nts with completion date
cl fur St·ptt•mbtlr lfi. Excavution
on<.! stump burning und dt·arnncc •
At Annual Queen's Formal Tomorrow Night
Quee•1 Mnnsu I nod her !..'Olll"l
will br 1 a: ncr honurl·d hy the
trnciitionnl Mny polt' dttlll'C pre­
t~cnle<.l b.v S1gmu Rho soror·aty,
ami n bollcl by Jackie Snhnudt
with Bonnie Newburgh singmg
"Lcl lily Song 1!'111 Your Hco•l."
Later in the nlternoon nl 3 p.m.
the Lcwls nnd Clark bnst:bnll
1~am will meet Vunporl 's tcom
tor the game planned on Ft lwr
Ftcld.
Rose Gnnicn ccn~monie s nt 1 :30 Wnlkmg "Through the Pages
uf Wonderland'' Qut:•.•n .l\lllrisu I,
ht'r court ;and her subjt.'..:1s will
att••nd the unnunl Queen's ba))
tomot row night, m the college
gym, 9-12 p.m. us u fitting finale
{or the h\O·dn,y May Cestivilics.
On the other sadt.' of the looking
gloss !rmylond Will come to liCe
"Hh dlsplnycd pictures o! famtl­
HH" !;tmy·boo k characters nnd nrli·
Ctcml human flowe~ :til set to the
mu: ac of Mickey McCaffrey
Wmme Cnrlock, choit·mnn in
b~· Glenn n,·nni and Sons atnrt-1 sultutaon offiet•, accommodations
l'd Apral 16. C'on truclion I. for 11 nut l • n katcta'n und the
hund 1 csidcnt'~> suite muke up the plunnt d lu bt'gm .,~ f'OOO nK n!lrlh ~nd oC the building.
w~utht•r pt•rmils.
fn 1urm. the bulldtng H~!ll'll'tblcs
nn "L". tho upright m~tnbl•• {al'()S
Palulinc Hill road. Ntmr I he •en­
lt;mcc in the motn purl will be
two ·1ociol lounge -11 drawing
ruom and n lf\{•n's wuiting room.
An inru·mery with wa1ds for
men and women, a doctor's con-On lhL· .>ccond floor will be n
tudv 1oom und .1 kllchent·lte for
t•vt.mlng sn11t k A lflrg\: 1' creu­
llon l'tllllll, un ovt!r-.stZ\~ l'lothcs
ciQ'IIli n1om and space fllr stol'aiC
Ul l' to ul' tn the basl!menl.
Boller room w11l eventually be
hu gc enough to contain two boil­
ers to provtde stllum heat and hol chnrgc ,,f the tlnncc announces
~hnt the dnnt·c is tormnl (t(n·saces
nrc in order). !reo to lhe pubhc
und Lhnl there will be J-cfrcsh·
mcnt.s buy the punch, cookacs
free.
To assure the l\tny Quctm nn
evcnmg of pleasure. the rollnw­
anc commtttccs are scn•inc. band.
Da\'c Vnn Fl •ct; cloak room, Jane
'c.h;on: r •frc hmcnl!, lonnc Her­
gert: decoa•alJLlO$, Miraom Hol­
comb and Jam Long; master of
ceremonies. Rnletgh Mc:V1ckcr:
wulcr fot the cnltre new dol'tn
gruup wluch when lint!ihed wall
hou!ie 250 women.
The rrmaining sections o.r thl•
dormitor~ is to <'Onslst of rtloms
(tmmc accommodn.tions ns pr\wid·
l'\J in 1\km hnll-two gills to u
1oom, l wo ),,,•kl'~d drcssln • close~
wtth u1 CSS"r, mlfl'or. clothe racks
of 1\\o heights lUld shoe rndcs>
anrl bathnJums t ilcd In "I"Omtc
non-skad tilt: plllrons nnd pnlronesses, B rh rn
Blakeley; dean-up, Jo,•k Merrill:
public1ty. Doreen Donnld; p rk­
tnJ: (traf!ad. Ned Marshall.
fines Payable to Dean
Th~.: C"Cn.:t ry to the d(' n of
ml"n ''HI accept pllJ mcnt or fanes
ror trat'flC VlolaUons Cram stu­
dents who cannot nppcnr in lrof­
ftc court, accordmg to Don llln ""'
student trnfric commission· direc­
tor
shanglcs, nn t.c!r1or Stmilnr tn
that of Aktn hnll nnd hCAv~r tclt
blanket ansulatiQn l>et wt..ocn Ouors
to ehmmntt: no1 " rompletc th~.: . ' . Spl'CiliC:IJ t10ns .
Pinus were p•l)duccd by Gl.um
SUinton. coll~gc archit~t. who
wlll supervise constrm:Uo n. The
huilding 1s being finunced through
nrt-nnacmi'nts with the Brlllk or
Cahfvrnla t\s yd unnamed. the
ne\\ unit may be nruncd during
A I oo( or n bestos-c:cnwnt \.'Ommcnccme.nt ~-·crci s.
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Guest Editorial
Past LOG Editor
AnalyzesSituation
Of Prep Students PIONEER LOG
Tomo~row is the Quc~n's Ball in honor
of Queen Mnrisu I and her court.
Royal'ly nnd stud~nts alike wtll attend
and l'llJO.) an C\'enmg oi dancing but whnl
ts to become of the pnlrcms and patronesses?
Must thcv Clnce ngnin be asked lo ullend and • then ~it in a corner all c\·~ning lik~ the
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dead and forgot ten'! L1ke the hnnds on a sinking :-hip vl he
concert pinn1st thnt cnn't n:cnll the ne.'\t s~­
qucnce of notes, the I..OG and VO\' AGl<:UR
need help. Nt~lthcr the y~;ll'book nm th~
ncwspapl'l l'an publish without student ussist­
nncc. Our uvnilnblc manpower is sinking fnsl.
lt 15 110t nee:<! snry that n student be n
Jom•n:11ism major lu work on cilhcr but it is
nl'Cessnry to tnkc one scmcstc:>I' ul journalism
in the tall scmcslur lo work on the news. Fnday. May 4, 19Sl
Guest Column
New Prexy Gives
Thanks to Voters,
View of Next Year
By Eldon Gunter
My thonl> 111 1 to .til those slu·
t.knta whu gnv•• untwlf• hly nf
thC'Ir llln•'o tn len ts .md votes fin
1m ht>hnlf And to those who • didn't, il IS my s!ncc1C hope thnl We fccl a go"d dt.!nl of !\ympnth)'
for the :roung men ~l"C1dunt.mg
rrom htgh school thiS June. They
faCt' a dilfteult and unoomfort­
nbl decision .
Under the pi"'CSalt plon for de­
fcrrmg college students. thl' rur­
lhermg of one's cducauon 1s nu
mfm1tcb more appealing C'OUrsl'
thnn houldenng a rtflc nnd n
f1cld p:u~k. H isn't too lntc Cor the dance committee
to arrange a full dance program for them.
It is umc that the students on the Lewis and
Clark campus had the decency to trent invited
guesls as if they were wanted. pupc1·. I rny pcrfOl monee \\ 11l c:xcct•<l
The b1ggcr tl1e staff is, the bigger aml the thc1r c.xpectallciOS.
PerhQ'P' i1 wCI5 aasier for those
of U" who \\-ere graduated durm.g
World War n. We bad no such
dooSto.n to face l! physicall:). .f1t. Measles Take Dozier
As Fleischman Pays
B,· B· ·n Fleischman
Dunne. Doz.ter, ~-LOG news
nd feature editor, 1s now m Cali-
w~ '"ent. Co nun ot Cnmp RobertS. ln hiS
We do not take lSSue w1th the 1. test letter ho 1 m ruther an
go" c:mmc.nt'.., present dcfl!nn nt odd !dtllnUon.
pl. n. In sptle of Ure great huln- Lost \\ eck he reported for stck
bnloo nus d o\·c.r the dlSCnmtnn- call to get something for a rold
tion 10 :fJ'I.·or of tho e .. too smnrt he hnct nd UtC' hospital oll~nd­
to !aght "~.': l' [tel thnt Sllme such ants dcc:Jdcd h~ nlso hnli the
p ogrnm ts a must.. mt::asles.
Few. and especially not mthlary Aso yet. 1hough. it hns not bi!Cn
m(!Il, would quesuon the gl"cater dcf1mt<>ly prO\ en thnt he hns
, ;!lu' of n roUeg-.:-trnaned mnn as
1 them but he W'l'ltl'S thnt lf he
aga.uurt n mnn lacking UUs tr.nn-hnsn't gotten them yet he soon
11\S· The best mlEJ'\':Sts or the \1; Ill bcoau they hDV(.' hlm m n
count.n demand .a contmumc \\ nrd "'here nll of the other P'J· -flow of men .from th~.; colleges to u nts h:l\ t:
take the posts of le3de~hip nnd Sounds Ul.t' the old nrl'llJ ncnm.
:rcspo.us.i'bllity. Monday. the last day of Apnl.
As !or dJSc:nmmnung agnmst wns p:~y day t the ntr base and
the mi!Il too poor to go to oolleg , 1 reall) fdt landed
\\ can onlv obscn e that where l s..:n. ed as paymaster :for about
thc:rc u a ~cnuinc desire for an thtc ~quodrons and they ar all
cducauon o v."'tly can usually be p:ud m cnsh. Brother. that v;as
r und. Not 3Jl easy way. certnm· tht: most money I hn\e sec.n m
ly but 3 vm.y some 1lmc. Over $34,000 in twen·
How mcmy coUege professors lies, lens, fJ\>eS and ones. Th~ )o­
and gt-cnl man today were youths cal nmus .mcnt cstablishme.n~
.. too poor'' to go to college' They probably drd n tremendous busl-
found Ure way. It took ten or more ness.
yenrs for some to complete four Wednesday ovening wn!' ratht!.r
Sears of coll gc. wnmng tables unusunl lor som~ of us stranded
nnd ot.her odd Ji)bs to pay the on nn 1sland m the Wrllamette
way.
ls today's ~ oulh too ~fl to
take that wny1 I! they are, per­
haps the army u the best place
f r them fll'n. Then an cducnuon
con be .. pprec:inted
If i1 aa:omplilihc:o nolhmg else,
l.he new deferment policy would
be worthwhil· u 1.! anly eliminnt­
t"'d the mirbts and •mcompetents'
attempung to hlde under acad.em·
tc c wns to D'\ o1d miliLlU')' tc.rt -
t We all know o! such men.
It \\ d.lligu~g to Obsc:r\•c
the udden thtrst for r..nO\\~edge
•)U;;n mWWcy S!:J'VIC'e pressed
Jo e and on})· colleges offered
sanctu rv fr:om :Marst storm •
A dofenneDJ u not an (.XCUSC
from scr\'ice. Those deferred S"lill
fac lhetr per:rod of &'l'\'Jce but
nov. as men tramcd 10 lcudersh1p
a.nd m~ umcs nwre valuable to
thcll country and UtCrr PffWDlll
fortunes
To u th e lhmgs eem clear.
We cnnnot help but v;onder how
they appear to June high cchool
graduates e~ crywhere
• nv r. By usmg a lnrge log with
another fastened on as nn outrig­
ger ~, .. o of us were able to pnddle
o\ cr to shore and obtnm another
bo.'lt to p1ck up the rest, who wert.'
S"llll on the iiland.
Th~.; only trouble was that the
mnrshmallow roce le!t us a little
st1f'f. Ask one of the Sigma
pkdg about the rncc. and he
v.1ll undoubted}) b ~lad to t.X·
p aiD rl to you.
Harless. Tabor Attend
Victoria Drama Festival
D ·wey Hark:SS and Robert Ta­
bor, Junior drama majors, arc
representing Lcwu; nnd Clark
through the! Portland C1v1c lhea­
tcr m Victorin. B. C. at the VIc­
torJa dr:unn fcst.ivnl Moy 1-5. • Harless played two roles, Lhc
\\Titer 111 Tcnncss• e Williams'
"The L:ldy of Lo.rkspurc I~ouon,"
· nd Pre chcr Haggler in lioward
flJchard"on-Wilhnm B e r n e y 's
dramo "Dark of the Moon." Ta­
b<lr J"eCT('ated his original role of
MtlrviD Hudgens m "Dark of the
Muon"
OHI ' I pUlil1aaUPD of Ill• .Aaaoelnted StU<li!.nC. or Ltlwil IUI4 C'lllrk
col r.
f'11l Uall~ wt: kl.Y durin& the wllqr; ) enr. 8ul.ltlcrlptlo n r&lll: I! 0(.1
J• r ,UT
.&ll LC re4 u C!ill<t r:'ll\ tDJUtf!r at Portlond, Or(•£(111,
EDITOR
FLOYD CUMMINS
r .. tnr• •4ltor ....,.o. W1at\e
canoo..s.,_.. .J)u&ae ·-IUIOla
l'hoWI"' Phn ... J'llli.lolnau
.&Cl..Un Ch1 .. r41 .. J'&D•••w. •••q Miller aa4 •r,roe better the newspaper nnd y~arbook. I It h• n wonctorful opportunity
· F. B. C. I nnd privlll"'[t" that I hnvc been F. B.~
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le TOO steady. Harold?H ~1\'cn nnd I rc.~nll~· do apprf!CJatt•
1t. 1 cnn nSSUI e you, though, UHll
I nm much murc thoroughly •m-
prtsscd wrth thP 1 c.'lponsibility
and rnncnatudc or th1s off1cc.
Tho torm of office of the newly
elected student body offrc rs w11l
be mther hrld. Because of thls
pe<'ullar od\•nnwgc I bcllc\'C thnt
rl wall be our opporlumty t(l con­
centrme me 1c thoroughly on the
fnll semester's nct1V1hcs unrl in­
JCCl mlo llu~m u full Year's sup­
ply uf unthw10sm, spi it nnd hnrd
''Ill k. And tn • duru w1• shoulcl
reap n full ycar·'s U\:Ccs..-. m n sin·
It' ~nlcstc>r
I W\lUid like personally to ln
\at nn) nnd nil sugg\lsl i.ms, cum­
nrcn\S c.nd cornplmnts. for unles.
I nm ncqunintcd wath ;} our nt!cds -tmd de ire . ther' is lit tlc l cnn
dn toward • obtnmm~ them for
you .
Most studeny care htUe !or the
dcuul of tud('nt government.
Wh thcr Uus amendme nt pusses
or the councal 1 ed cs lh1s clause
i· of little importance ns lonJ! ns
the JOb IS done.
From Here and There Then just whnl is my Job. ou1·
JOb ns a student counc11• ll 1s. of
rou~c. to hnndlc the dcuuls o1
:~ludcnt body rvnds, lh(• nwchnn­
ICS of swdcnt nriairs and the
many rnutmc dt'l~ui.B that must be
tnkcn can• ol Ode to cltcnustry ~tudcnts or
"to smg and nol to smdl, that
would be bltss."
Sine a ~n~ ot r;ulfJd<: •
.A bc!nk !1" roll ot lime,
~ nnd :o ICBl tub '! hr•..:tllnlr fll a
llmt'. "•ttcn llH top WlU! II Cl• <l, Th" turnc begnn to r ek,
!"ow Jsn't UUll nn awful m lUI, 10
fa~ fh <! tim< 11 u l"'tlk T
-\\'hlrlwhul
Webster's no up to date:
Dean of Men-Tht: fellow you
call at midmght to come down
nnd bail )•ou out of Jllll
Fmal Week-The •mmc tlung
as a nervous breukdo\\•n on}l it's
sp c~d out O\'t.:r a long period of
time.
Par lung Lot -Scl' ob!ttncl~
COUrt
College M.an-Sc c draft dodger
-Crater ron
l)rovelbs done thP CRI1'ERION
\lotl)':
Et1rly to bed 111\d t!nrly to nsc
mnkcs a man hcnlthy, wcullhy,
and lA ••. Crime do\:sn't p.l)', bul ll wtll
mak•• you famous bt·cnusc Scn­
ntur Kefauvt'r JS sure to ltlVJle
ynu lo appcnr on his rodio nud
l••l••\·iston show .•.
lf at fJrst you don't succt·ed. for­
get lht• whole rden bcc..'lusc
you'll bt• draLtcd nc."t month
anyway ...
How do you like 'em?
Self-rcllnnt mnn-whe.n he wns o
baby, he w::llked the floor alone.
Conccitcd--<:clebrnted hts birth­
day by sending his mother n
telegram of congrntuJnllons.
Bore-can stny longer m nn hour
than others can m a week.
Stupc--lhmks a fJold 1S a Nor­
wegian automobile.
SophJSllcate--one who knows how
to n:fuse a kiss without bcmg
dcprin.'<i of ll.
Determined girl-made up her
mmd to put up a good front or
lmst.
-The Sp•·ctrum. But on a broader scnle It seems
to me thflt our m.•Jor concern rs
to help satisfy u studcnl's socinl­
nctJvaly ncc•ds. To work for socrnJ
1!\'CiltG o( ft higher calillt!r, to
make r>very student acli\'Jty a
pectnculnr suc~ess, to help sprend
the fame of Lewrs nnd Clark and
bu1ld 1\S repultltion and sp1r1t ore
our lnrgc.r rc poru~ibilllies.
We hnvc n prnbl~m w1th so
mnny students ll\'lnG orr campus.
1\lnny or thl.'.m have outside inter­
ests which tend to keep thetr so­
rJnl life t•·om herng centered nt
the coJI,•g<:. Our JOb IS to mak
the student nctrvilws so nttral'l.ivc
nncJ t>njoynblc thot many more
luclent..s Wtll be dt.twn mto the
n<'ll\'e cu-clc, nnd ns a n~sult nil
tudcnu; wtll have more wonder­
ful mcmurws ol college !He tCl
lteosurc htll'r.
Gray, Cast of 'Berkeley Square' Produce
Delightful Masterpiece of Dramatic Work
By Bryce Whito
Arthur Coe Gray's produc:twn
ol "Berkeley Square" wos one of
the best ploys thifi reporter hos
ever seen. Seldom do such men
eel lh~ prmsc lhcy di,;S(!rvc, but
th1s time, I Jc;:cl it 1 only right
that Mr. Groy be palled on the
hnc.k •
"B~.;rkelcy Squar c.'' g1vcn on
1'hur&dny and l''ndoy nrghUI a•
t1 c Campus thNrlcr loGt wed
was drama par t•xc •Hence, tlu!
cn!H perforrmng with nil the pro·
f•..:ssionnJiam usually only a o·
cmtcd with t1 Broadway hit
lt IHD\& hard to believe that In
the short m(mlh'll p1 cpurotion
that such n high d~grc " or co­
ordmoUon, understnnd~ng and In·
tcrprct.li taon CIJUI<l b•~ nchll'vcd.
I VJ.Silcd a prnc:taec scss1on one
nrghl everal weeks ngo but was
not too tmpreas<:d with what J
saw. SomP-or th•• cast nppcllred
to b•• m.itcast, thcr~ wcw tome who overplayed ther ports nnd
little stage pohsh wns d~monstrnt­
cc:l.
Tba.t might jU-'t ns well have
been a year ngo, because tbt: fmol
stnging ottnmed peak perform­
once on the parl or all the cnst. J
tnkc my hnt ofi to Grny nnd to
thor.c who came through with n mo.stcr•s dcgrt..>c ot stuge perform­
nne•'
Dorothy Du~ch dtsplnycd class
{and looks) whrdl enpuvnted au­
du.:nccs both mshts, ond set the
whole ntmosph~;rc oC lht~ pl.1y.
H~::r chorocterizn taon of Helen was -pi yed ltkc n veteran.
Dewey Herlu• In playing dou·
hie roles wns more• at home in Who Can Afford 'he trcmsplnnl• u Pctca· sumdish,
0 1 Tb' C . . ? 1 vhur1• his rll'tmg appeaJ~·d mon.• ne o r1t1rs. , .l'cm•lnt!.
A new soeiologtcal term har;
bercn mode public rl'tP.ntly on l1
blockbonrd in Pecblet.
It hn to do with lypcs of mar­
rio~ ':.:-polygyny, pDiyand ry nnd
lh•' Ilk•>, and no doubt wall be in­
clud•:d 1n future ,~;ot•ao logy h~t­
oooks. It gof:S like thiS:
One hunb:md 1o a wifc-monog­
nrny
Onr
ony. wtfe to a huahand-monot -~spN·wlly guud pttl ronnanccs
we•" g1v• n by Rob Wnlkt•t, Pnt
Thm nton, Hulh Robin on. Scott
Bench nnd Law .. •n~.:• · K nou :~~ Tht•
lnttl"'l's mlcuprl't.tlmn of t hr DukP
ol Cumberland brought th£• uudi
t.mcc lo hyslcrlu-hc cnrri{·d rual­
ar;m to the subhnu! .
Other pedormora wcm Chur­
Jcnt· Ot unjes, JomP Humbou"h,
Arden t:r01g, Vusilika Vlnhokis,
r'rit% Bt•rsmun und Gcor&c Hutto. 951
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to, Frtdoy. Mcry 4. 1951 PIONEER LOG --
Church Colleges
Receive Subsidy On the S OCUli S1de ... with Darlene Deffenbaugh Duty on Special Service Job
Takes Senior Mary Anderson
To Audience With Pope Pius ----------------------------------------Romance Blooms Steadily
A quarter of n rnlllll)n dvllnra
wns voted the 4·1 Pt csbyt•'rHUl col­
lt'I.P!l m Amt•rioa hy the noaad of
Chnslinn I<:tlucntlon tn 11 mccllnJC
Apa tl •I nsd 5. Despite April's Showers
l<~ach n! the 4:! callt!gc.!l np ·
prov,•d by the Gcncrnl nsllt'mbly
and W••sl Notllnghnm acach:my
wall lmmt~liat••l)· 1 N'l'l\'c $3600 o!
the inatiul $15·1,000 The n•main·
me $116,000 wlll bl upprapriu1l'd
m vnrymg sums, w hcii!V\'1' the
need as most ncuh•.
LeWIS and Clark IS one or the
r•·cipit nt!l nnd will apply the gift
on the $25,000 <.tpcrnting deC.ctt
th" colh .. ·cc JS cur' cntly facmg.
R~ponscs to u quclittonnnire
dcs1gncd to dctcrmmc the anllca­
patcrl total dcflt'll m Prcsbyh:rinn
colleg•:s w1•re answered by 37 col­
lt•gcs Only ont.! dad nol nnhcipalc
ony dc!ich whil\' tht• loull dcftcit
wns more thun Sl,OOO,OOO . Six
cullt?£1 mt1cipntcd dt'ficils be­
low $20,000, lw«.>lvc between S20,·
000 nnd $30 000, nmt between
$30.000 .md 50,000 und nine
ubow ~30,000
Departments Combine
To Provide Workshop
In Religious Activities
Opportunity Cor a class in youth
lt•adcrship to make a workshop
!\tudy m religion w1U be open to
n selected group of seniors and
n Cew junaors next !nll. They will
make an ObJective study of the
problems of religion, tt•ligious
nttitudc and religious activities
on the LC campus. As May d •Y h • tldtl~_.; c.apturc
the intcn~ls o! tho l on ond aff
campus. nnd Hat' w• iitlll'r remnlns
unprl'Cf icta ble. lh•' nt•vcr· ending
(hnv oj Pnl(ogcm(•nts unci romamc:1•
conllnuc;s bt<•ndily . Among thos"
announcing t•ngngemcnts nrc: wllh the purp(l c of sclt·ctang ofJ­
ic• rs f•)r the cnmlng year nn­
nounces .Mnry Sommcrvtllc. prl'lll·
rh:n I. An audJt~nt~' wlth lhc Pope in cntertalnmen~ for nllst·~ men
HomP- 15 not Ctn ·vcryday I)CCur- In the OCCUPied zone. u c ro
nn<:r tor rn11ny pcopl<! and &trik-(Jdc.ntlfu:ataon curd) cord •• th
ml!IY row llv.ng In thnl caty ,.vcr mo.sl valunbl,.. pO!ISC >1110n al ••cry
uttuln one.. ll lR thcr •f(•r unique pe!rson, Mary !ltntcd nnyone 'n­
thnt :Mnry Arulc1 son, nam· crlu· tering the znnc Is 'screened • Tbot
cu uon mujnt' here on our cnmpus. i -gtvcn o comp)(~tc phyau:al ex·
shook honus und wDB givf'n o sou-l runination and subject d to an
\'\;mr !rom the Pope in person. intcr:rogntion pcnod to determine • • •
Oorb Swanson. junior PE ma­
JOr .md Wnynt Wcylhmun, for­
am•r student, tmnounc:ed thc1r en·
gngemcnt nt 11 recent mcctmg of
Zeta 'fheto Ch1 at the home of
Rulh H(1SklnS . No dntc has bl•en
l!t for the wcddmg .
• • •
Engugcd is Nancy Ann Adams,
to Thomas N. Trottn, former LC - . student Trottn is now nttcndmg
Hastings law school in Snn Fra.n­
Cisco. No date hns been :St t 1nr
the wcddmg. • • •
The o;ngogcmcnt of Connie
Flatland, sophomore, to I.1~w
Wahl, Junior physical cdut•ation
mujor. wos •announc,•d al n rc­
ce,nt Alph~• Grunmn mcoting. No
dnte hns been ~t!t !or the wed·
ding.
•
The engagement or Nancy Ann
Holdt·n u, Jdu ~t• tucnt to Lt:e
Brunquist. scmor educatiOn mu·
JOI, was announced reccntly to
family nnd Cnl.'nds. The wedding
is planned for June 10.
• • •
Edalh KHbuck, senior music: ma­
jor, \ .. ·as dccted prc~ident oC Ep·
silon Delltl chupter. ~tu Ph1 Eps1·
Jon. at an evcmng meeting, Apr1l
12, at thl• home ol Rcbcccn Cock­
rum
Othor oHicors for the corning
yt•ar mcludc Vcrnu Hogen, VIC£'­
prcsidcnt; Sally r.ll-Bndc. co1 re·
sponding scc1 etar~ ; Donn II Mack­
lin. re<'Ordin.: sccrcln~ ·: Ht!becca
Cockrum, t.reasurt!r; Delores 1-Jcn­
slcll. hislormn: VelnD Hurley,
c:hapln&n; Ba1 burn Hcddon, chor­
ister; and Jean Compton, warden.
• • • All women nn campus belong
(o Assocmtcd Women Students
und hflvc tht• r1ght to choose those
theY helit•vc cnn do the bf'St )ob, •
accoruang lo M.nry.
<;andtdates will be chosen !or
the nCftc:•n; of presadent, vicc­
pns•dcnt. Sl!~rctnry-lrcnsurcr and
htswrann, nnd the flnnl dcc:uon
w11l be held Moy H and 15.
• • •
Correct methods of ironing gar­
ments was demonstrated t.o the
home management clnss Apnl 24
by Olwcn M. Nt!ncry, home ~>crv­
ICC ndviser. \\ ••St!!m ~gion Of tho
lronnll! corporation, according to
Hckn Hartness. class wtructor .
• • •
Tho InJer-lra1oroity co u 11 c i 1
elcd1 d D( w<.•y Harle: s viet pre;:~·
ident of the council, replacing
Juhn Walters, who resigned ·
811l G1bbons YltlS chosen as TFC
representative to the 11tudcnt
council. Thc'audi.,ncc wos nrrongcd by on lwhf'thcr or not they were ll)'mpa­
lt..'llinn Spccinl Scr...,Jce guide who Lhctic with the communist& or
wos conducting o grnnd tour na%i movcm,.nta. Then they nre
thrmagh Europe A ccruun manner gwen an adcntiflcnuon card Wlth
ot dres! J.S required before nn nu-ccrt.ain csscnual anlonnnlion The
dicncc Is gumtcd. Arms and he!nd card must be ehown when enter­
must be cover d (n hot or hcnd np-mg n !nct.ory. when buying food
pnrcl of some kind nnd n long (lhis applies to other lhan th
sh•cvcd dress, blouse o.r JDc.kct). oecupation forces) nnd WhC.n &;o­
Mory cxplamed her nutiicnce with 1 ing from one 7Qnc to another or
th~ Pope was o wnrm c•n•! ns she, 1oto the SS dubs.
hod no long sic vcd dress nnd so The black mnrkct :Is rampnnt
had t.o wcnr a jacket. m quite I nll over Europe nnd Englnnd,
wnrm wcnthN! At lhc spccifled Mary e.xplmncd. Th•!re's no troc­
lJmc Mnry nnd her group w~re ing 1ts origin 1t jusl simply cxlstA.
t!Sr.Ortcd \hrough heavily guard- Everyone hns engaged m Jt in
cd gnt.cs to an nnte room wh1ch ~ome !orm or onotht:r ot nome
wn11 fjl)p(i wilh other persons. • tame or another. IC you have the
:;orne of whom had been wniting mont~Y you can gel anythmg you
many long houl'$. £ntcnng !rom want. Food ts a large clling item
another door the Pope spoke m through black mnrkcl.
~:ngllsh and went to coc:h person 1
1 Amencan food u sb1pp«l t.o Kappa Phi Alpha Plans '" the room t.o shake hnnds, in-the occupatJon :forces in Gc.rmany
Annual Chapel May 10 quire about has home lond. express and thiS alone with cheaper tcJ,..
has pleasure at mecung h1m and phone rnt.cs, snfe dcpostts :for vnl-
1 hl. R \. Dt:w ) p a· tt Peace hand ham n souvcnlr. The Co tho-I uablcs. and clean places to cat.
Mcmonnl Presbyterian church of hcs Instead oC shaking hnnds.1 nnd sleep nrc some of the pnv•­
Kinmalh Falls, w1ll lend Kappa knell and kissed his skirt 'When lles.!es the enlisted men receive
Phi Alpha !ratemity•s third nn-evc.ryan had been greeted lhc When n.skoo how the German
nunl SCI"\'ttt: m Copeland Memo- Pope retired. The audience \\~as I people r •acted to cx:cupatioo
nal chopel, May 10 at 11 a.m. His o\ cr. Mary explainL>d, "'They are polite
top•c wtll be "How's Your Hoop- Mr.ry was in Europe nppruxt-,but. resentful. However. hundreds
cr Rnling?'' motel)• on" nnd o hnU years. work- oC Germ311S escape from the Rus-
Knppa Men's Glee club will inc psrt nf that tJme for Special sian zone into the American zoo
smg ''Laudnmus Te" dtrcc:tcd by Scn•1t•~. nn organi..ZllliOn some-every year." In contrast to ·the
Rnle1gh .McVicker. whnl similar to thr• Red Cross occupation ol (lur force3 and th!J
Scheduled as student speaker •~ whtch prov1dcs entertainment Russian :forces-we arc trymg \Q
Puul Peterson, senior hi:.tory mn-and r"crcatlonnl fec.ililaeJJ l<lr 1!0· bulld up--Ru.._~ia u; tcnring down.
jl)r. I listed men. Vlhen Russin wanLS somcth a.ng &he
Rcvt>r1md Prot:tt was gradunt-Lcnving Snlem by plnnc in 19-18 tnkcs lt,.-.our forces pay for whol
ed from S:m F'TanciSCo scmmary at the llmc or the VnnpoJl !lood, they t<tke.
wath n B D. m 1949. He Clime to she :•rr1vcd in Co!J(!nhagcn, Dl?n· 1 Upon lctn-mg SS for hom •
hts present rongrcgatwn two rnnrk nnd conhnuL>U from there Mary toured mnny beautiful nnd
years ago. to Su)ckholm and through Ge.r-1 historic plnc:cs such as Hnlcr't~ Study Wlll be under joint di­
rect ion of Or. H. S. Tuttle. t..>du­
rat&on dt•partment: Professor P.
Marion Sims, rchg10n; und Cloyd
V. G o:;tnfson. f;OCJOlogy depart­
ment. Crcdat may be ownrded by
enrolhnr 1n onr o( the courses,
l"duc:.,hon 199, H•ligion 199 ot•
sociolo,::y 1D9 Amount o{ credit
obt.nancd Wtll be on the bnsis of
the umount or hmc ~md work that
the students orfcr. The annual dinner pnrly for
A sl'leclcll class, probably soph­
omores, wall be studied und work
will follow the gcncrnl nature of
tht! workshops whach h3\'e been
held in Oswego the past two swn­
mcrs and the oM scheduled for
Oregon C1ty this ~ummcr. LOG <.'Ciitors was gtven nt the • M · PI
home o! .Mw Guy Hnrdmg, LOG Educahon QJOrs an mnny to Paris. She also traveled home and \'olcndnm. where
through f"runc , ll:lly, Swttz.cr- Dutch people dress ns an the old
land, Scotlnnd and to London in 1 dny~
adviser, April 28 at 6:30 p.m. FTA Club at Cleveland
Sl·hL·duled time for cellng of
the class will nppC!tlr in the fall
rcgistrallon cnlulog which will be
.t\'Uilobh• an three weeks. Quali­
iicd r;cmors and JUniors who arc
ml• r~.;stcd m the cou•'Sl' should
<:Onh r Wlth headS of lhc depart­
ment-. which will sponsor the
workshop -•
Colhecon. home economics m­
tcrest club, Is announcing its new
office1-s for next year. They ore:
Nancy l\lall,..r, prr.sidcnt; Ahcc
Pcakt>, vicc-pr~idcnt: Nancy
Leaper. sccrct .. ry: Doris Kill,
LN>asurcr; and Phyhs Thompson,
historian.
A vn is holding U. annual nom·
matlon mt:t luw n\. ~ l Tuesday,
May 8 within B-2-t al 12:30 p.m.
Civic Theater Expert to Assist Gray
In Fir Acres Repertory Productions
Maa gurcl Borncy, darector of mon," by Molnar, and "'The., Show­
tho Blue Room pluys for the orr," by Georg~ Kelly. "Ladtcs In
Por tlnnd Ch•ac lhcntcr, will be Retiremt•nl" by Percy nnd Den­
the assistnnt to Arthur Coe Gray, ham IS a mystery-comedy. ~rious
drumo departme nt head, during dramas indude "Salver Chord"
thl! urnmcr Ftr Acres theater by SHlncy Hownrd, and "The
enson on campus. ··wmslow Bo\'" by Rnttignn.
The fm;t piny, J>et lor three
pl.' I forrnnnct'S on J un~· 28, 29 and
:10, w1ll bt• Ruth Gordon's comedy.
·•Ovt1r 21."
Mass narncv will t~ssis l Cirny in • productnfl' 1x Cull length ploys
lot· tlw 81 l ond CXJll'rtm,•ntf•lY rop­
t•rtory lht•utnr
She hn1 lwen wtth the civic
t hvu t!'l· &InC!· Hl32 ilnd ho1 np
pNut•rl In locul at.ahon!t Cor the
p!lst 16 yenr~. ~ht. · al-o servt1d as
as:;ist"nt cllrc>cloa, producer and
nch •·ss with tlw ft•dcrol tht·nl~.:r
pr ojccl tn Ort..•gon.
AmonF mun! lhun (I dozen
mujot roll~ plnycd by M1as Bar·
ncy wus .Mumu in H'Ctml perform­
nnc~s or "P11pu la All."
Other coml'dics plann~d for
this summ~r ur~ "The Guards-Campus Sets Service
Day Observance May 9
A nnu.tl observances of Soc ani
Servicl' d»y on cnmpus wall b(·
May 9 nnd will be }ughlighlt•d
by lhl• howang oC the fllms, "F•or
Lhe Pl'nph•,'' the film fcnutr lng
lhc: ,ervicl"· of 58 soclul aervu·('
UJ:I!nc.-rt l', anci "L<•ndcrs for Ld·
Urc," chOWIOK lht.· importance of
compt!tcnt lcndl'a htp m Ctltn·
munity n'er e.ltinn
Otht•r films will intc• prct I liCe
rclntton."'. Thl' (Jim showmgs will
b1· an B-10 lrom 10:00 tun. unlit
1 30 p m. and Crom I :30 to 3:30
p m m B-34. J..>t n Ot fCenl: 1u2t1 .md Jean
Hernld. 1·eprcscnting the campus
chnptcr of FTA with Mildred
Whar~on. club ndvi.o;er, visited
Cleveland high school lnst Tucs­
dny. l\loy 1. to a1d the future
teachers there in establishing nn
FTA group.
Jvhn. F'f'A coordanator of the
Portland nrcn. nnd Jean, JUniOr
English (:ducntion major will diS·
cuss whnt an FTA club could
Jnl'nn to o hagh school gt·oup by
wny of guiding members in plan­
ning their college programs.
Guild Features Dietrich
In German-Made Film
M nltnl Otctnch in ''The Blue
Angel" stnrts n sc\·en-dny run at
the Gutld toda\'. Mndc in 1930, •
the Jlroduction brought Du~tnch
to swrdom. It slnrs Emil Jennings
ru; the tcnchcr who ralls m love
with n beccr-hall cntertomcr nnd
lS bast!d upon the no\·el by Hdn­
rlch Mann.
'The Guild hbs secured the oalg­
mnl picture with German diu­
lnvuc nnd Engli~h subtitles Stu­
d('n t pric-es t1T1.;' 65 cents.
Gray Schedules ~Acres '
Schloarship Auditions
Amht ton ~:-f 01 .;;cholauhtps in
the F1r Acrt..~ Summer theater
Will be held nnd ccmcluded hy
Arthur Cl"'t.' Gray. drama dcp:nt­
ment head, belwt..>cn :!•00 nnd -1:00
p m. Sunday, May a in the ipct;ch
nt ts butlchng.
To dote there have been 50 ap­
plicants tor the 12 ttc:holarships
nvnilnbh •. time to cc the Olympics. Her ndvu!e to ::myon tn:weli.ng
\Vhilc in London. she learned tn Europe is to know nt 1 l
of opemngs in the Special Sen· icc. French fiuently uoJcss ..... you
npphcd nnd· rcccJved n position e.'\;ped to pay much more for
os a Jstant d1rcctor of lhe Spe-cvc.ryUung you \'ianll"
caal Serv•re club nt Swinfurt in
the Ameracan occupied zone. Her
work contusiA.~ of planmng cx­
cursaons. gnmcs, outdoor activj •
hes. dancing and other forms of
Japan _. German y, Korea
Receive CARE Parcels
Ntn• l) four dollars \\ orth of
CARE. pnl•knges hnvc _.b\!cn ~nl
to nN•dy people over the world
by Akm hall smcc Clu-u;tmas. Ac­
cording to Miss Helen Nnundorf.
htlu e rn\lthcr, the last lhrec ha.\-e
con~ to friends of K.mu Hamnda.
Japanese educa.taon major, who
told them of d l!l'vmg cases in
Japan Si othc_r packages have
gone tu Germnny nnd one last
" ~k to Koren.
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........ .-.c...u DeDOalt DwU"&aOe OOipondoa • Pbge Four PIONEER LOG Ff'lday, May 4. 1951
Three Pioneer Athletes Ink
Contracts as Prep Coaches
The announcement of the 1nk-
mg or contract:; by rour more l.C
mor athletes "hu hn\'C secured
couching positions cnmc from the
offu:c <.'f nthlctic dircctor Eldon Don St)mpcrt, nnotht•r PE mn­
jOr st>htx!ukd to be grndunted
thiS Jun<', hn~ ~ccured the poo:a­
tlon n.!l dlrcctoa· pf nll nlhletlcs m
i.hc Tunlntin ~:rode school<~ . His
pramnn· mtc.r ,•st there will be
tumllhn.,; Whth• M L~wi s n.nd
Clark, SernpNt won lhe .North·
w~st conft•1 encc dl\'tng champion
shaps nnd wns well-known for
his aquatic cndcu,·ors. ~ .. ·::~:=-r.;:~;;:.~ .. ~·. l\ Bearcot Meet Threatens
lk:@~~· ;. ~. ·:11 ~~ il lj To End L Domination
'":::.,:; ·: •• ~ .. :, ;:~.;~ ~· "i Over Loop Track 1Rivals
Gro•Jaqu.. 13 .300 ll 0 For two vears, Lewis nnd Clark hns been the terror of
Fix Jnst \\ (!(:k,
Sllln Blnlr, nll-conr •nmce !ull­
bnck of last fall'.!; gnd squad, W11l
b«omc the bnc;kiJCld conch nt
Bend lugl1 school Mxt tall.
Bob Ml!cly, only tbrN•-sport
\'nrs1ty lcttennan on c:ampus, will
go to Hillsboro hjgh schor•l ns as­
SIStant m football, baskctbn\1 and
hru.eoou.
::-:c\\ port h1gh secured U1~ scrv­
aces of Merlin "Bud" White, at<'
spnnter for Fax' trnck squad.
'White IS conference cltnmpion m
bot:h the 100 and 210-yard dnsht>s.
He also arncd a letter m foot­
bnU. A Jnnunry r,rnduntc, An Bnk-1
ke, "ho lettered ln track nnd
football, is finashmg out this
~nn& as phySlcnl cducat•&n ln­
SlrUCtor and nsstStanl trnc.k conch
nt Bca\ crton high school.
Bal kc "ns conference cham­
pion pole-\·nultcr nnd nll-canfer­
cnce end in football. He replaced
~cd Hnrdln, .June '-18 P1oncer
nlum, w.ho wns rccnllcd lo nctivc
duty with the armed .forces. 'LIUI4 \ l ,261 1J •
•o.Doual4 1 o ,IU.'IO "' 4 XauOnan t ~G!l 7 <4 Jt'oAt 11 JI!IO 0 3
.A.n4enron ~ .SilO t l
OllJUU&niiOU 1\ SIU 2 4
Gol'4011 13 .182 0 ? ~ ? .lG? 0 1
Steln • ., .167 3 a
Welt 0 .10? 3 S
'f'au)l1nnra l l .158 0 4
'l'Yde.~UJ~n 13 .1111 1 4 Sl:l•fa.rd 11 ,111 I :1 Pau 0 .000 0 l
Net Wetl-No Match
RILln caus.ed postponement ol
two teruus maiches lu.t woek
crg-ainst Pacific and Portland
uniYenities. A matc:h again.ll
Reed has boen set tor May 15
and one agamst Portland (or
May 17. ~
Northwest conference Lrnt•k circles. Thal rcinn is L:xpcctcd lo
come to an end tomorrow niter noon on the cmdcrs of Fisher
field.
The most serious lhrcut to Eldon Fix' charpcs in lhls two­
ytar span looms in the form of Wdlnmcttc umversity, whose
team will be on hand to challenge the Pwncers in a dual meet.
The Bearcats boast strength in the hurdles. distance and
field evtnls; only in the dashe~ do they yield to the loop
chtampaons. The Solem ere\\' 1:
unctclt•ntcd m two conrerence 1 y·k
meets so Cor, having swamped . I e
l>oth Pncafac nnd Linfll ~ld. Thcv
l'n~l'r the LC meet wilh a fiftee~-p)gy
pl>lnt t•dgt.'. Horsehiders
Here Today
Much of Wtllomeltc's strength
resides m the pt•rson of Ted
:'.lcr·l:r., lanky hurdlcr. who nl~o
runs the dushl's and docs n littlt•
h1gh nnd brood jumping on tht'
s1dl'. Although a t~·.ss proficient
point-getter, Bob Hall, JOVt•lin
thrower, is probably the ouutnnd­
ing Willamcttc pcrfoxmer. Hull Vnnport's Vakin~ s-gn l sccond­
bns••mnn nnd ull-invndc F1shcr
field th1s u(t...rnoon to do battle
with Warren Smith's home guard
ns the nthlotic end or todoy's
Muy Fe· tc doing:-.
A lour-mnn team from the of L('WlS and Clnrk wert' nbh: to Bob Chiodo, Chuck Gengle-r last Wl•ek launched a toss of 203
Portland mr base -includmg take the meet wtU1out much trou· nnd Steve Ktest, all rurmcr LC fct•t against Pacific, one or tht
three former Lcwl£ and Clark hk Thc.v piled up i4 ~ potnl&. tl·n or I wch•t• best lhro\\ ·· m tht! Pioneer Cindermen Return to Victory Troil
With Easy Victory on Fisher Field Oval The Vtkmgs hnv~ bl'~n widely
puhhci ·cd since ••ddlng a touch
of ft•tnantly, in thE pl·r!'lon ot Mnr
I.!Hr('t ··Muggsy'' Dobson, to their
roslt.'l' but then· won lt'l.<;t record
to dnte h<~s not been outslnnd.ing. students and Jerry Hodgc, an cx--st.nrs-rolled up 33 2 3 points Other scores were Oregon Col· nalton to date thi!l year. Pac1f1c Badger, cornprisl'd the po-Tl · · 1 h f I · AprJI 20 at Fisht!r f1cld m a six-1 •~: • of Educ:~uon 35. Clark Jun· ~ 1c pnncapa opt: or .t:wt:, In n prcvaous cncounte• · this
season bctwcPn thl' two tcnm11.
lhl' Vikings Pkl'«i out o hard -woo
10·9 v1ctory o\'f'l' the Orunge and
Black. team trnck meet. Despalc this 1or college 10. \'nnport 9:516 and tent mr force quartet. Chaodo nnd und Clark JS to score well m tho
stellar performance, the hordes Rct.>d 1. 1 Gengler lied with \'anporl's B11l dnshcs. Co:tch F.ldon Fi · ~P t .1d
Schell fos tops ln the h1gh Jurnn hts strcn~th out to mor\! ndvan-
Ralph Nelson Leads Delts
To Second Mural Ski Win . . luge m these events when he
:tt ftvc feet, eight mchcs. Chtodo ~·• t H b W'll. • 1 mo\'L"U cnp run ur 1 aams
took the broad ]ump wath a leap from the HO to the 100 and 220; Tomorrow, Smith nnd Co. tra­
vel cross-town to Buckman field,
hom.: o( Bcm~on 's prep Tcchmcn.
Cor a rematch wath thr 1950 State of twenty feet, three mchcs. nnd Da\'C Radrnore !rom the hnlf
Gengler plnocd second m the pole to the quarter-mile.
vault and the brond jump. Kicst Wtllinms picked up points m
won the ]n,·elin throw w1th n both events last week and, 1D ad­
loss of 164 feet, one mch. Hodge datwn, rnn n good anlhor leg for
C<Jpped the discu.c; and shot put the rrule relay team. Radrnore
C\'cnts wtth efforts ot 118 feet turned in good time m the 440,
and -13 feel, six inches respective- finishing close on the heels o{
ly. He also took n fourth an the Ftunny Cox. He also garner~ :1 sem1-pro chomps, Archer Blower
and. Pipe. The Pipcmcn al$0 hold
u one-to-nothing edge over the
locnls this season, havinJC defeat­
ed lhe P1on~r s, 9-6, in the infant
stages of the yet-young season. Delta Tau Rho S'\\ ept most of ond nnd Kappa Pht Alphn. third.
the honors m the Trodsc-spon-BY wmnmg, th•• D lts relam pos­
sored mtramural ski race Sunday&cssion of the rot.ntmg plaque
which they won last yeu1·
on the slopes of Mt. Hood. Bob Benton, Alpha, placed sec-
The Dclts di\'lded thetr seven-ond among 1ndhiduol men and
man squad mto t'IA'O. t~n1ms nnd Bob Shoemaker fsnished third.
walked off watb {in;t nnd 1ourth Snow conditions. which had
place. Rnlph Nelson led the wm-grown worse \l:sth ench llurrilcss
ners w1th the day's fastest ttme. week. were tdenl rts the rl'sult or javchn. third m thc low hurdles. Gnrnc time on hntli dnys is 3
p.rn.
run of 38 seconds. e1ght anches of nC'\\', packed pow-Except for some goorl dislonce
performanct'S by OCE the Pto·
neers pretty much had things
their own way in the 1·unning
events. Pete Huhn nnd Bud
While pickt:>d up doublt• victories,
Hahn tak1ng the hurdles and
White the dashes. For OCE, Kc1th
Holdorf won the two mile and
tool: _econd m the mile. Norm Alpha Rho Omega placed scc-dc_r snow.
portsession
By Dou Florns
Bcrremnn LOOk the mile and
Oh, the woes of the sports editor~ven on n small-scale opera-placed thirrl in the two mdc.
uon such ns this. Through the football and basketball campa1gns. Francis Cox turned 1n one or
thinGs can be kept mo'ing at o fairly snne pace, but comes the great the best times of lhc doy for LC
Amencan outdoor, emphasize Ule word outdoor,
• sport of baseb-311 ond the headaches come with Jl. w1lh u 52 4 in the quartcr-m1le run. Dnvc Rndmorc and Pal Hoge
In some respects, the disadvnnt.nge is greater v.;cr~ close on his heels in this
here th:1n on a metropolitnn daily. Layouts !or the
weeki:,• must be plnnned days nhcad of time, allow-event with n 53.4 nnd 54.3 :respt:C·
ing space for nU roming ~'Vents. Say, half-n-eolumn ti\'el)'. ' • •
.is alotted to a brw!ball game to be plnyP.d the day In t~e milt! n•lay, the Pwnccrs
before the paper goes to bed. It rains and a gaping, were m trouble for lhrc~ laps,
· haJf·column hole IS }eft lo be fllkd with nothing OC~ laking J>?iSe&SIOO Of the hmd
handy to plug Lhe blank orca. durtng the m1ddlc two. But cap-
.•. as plnnnf.:.'d nre rstot'\cs on all of last week's tain Herb Wllllams turm:d un the
washed-out buseball games, tennis nnd gol! matches. steam for u 53.3 anchor lap lo wtn
gomg away.
For Example , Left Out Here ... Future Students to Receive
'Education for Competence'
Prospectivc students will soon prt."sidcntial osslfitunt, nnd Ony
rcccivc first copies of the sec· Hnrding, tassvciulc professor o!
ond <~itson of "Education for journalism. Much of U1c photo­
Competence." n pictorinl surn-graphy IS hy Ben Fleischman.
mnry of college U!e at Lewis nnd j Any studt•nts on campus who
Clnrk. knows a prospecti\'e student
A few copies o( the orange· should c ·~ck with Pete Monta,
COJncrel booklet have been distrl- ~;ccrclmy to the dean o( student!>
butcd on cnmpus in tht• snack in Pnlntinc Manor, to see iC that
pcl'SOn is on the mailing list,
In conm·daon with the student shack and other selected spots by
Harry Oodstl, student body presi­
dent, Jack Grim!ited, pubhc rt:lo·
tlons cornmiSJ 1oner, nnd Nor procuremPnl prol(ram, more tbnn
<;chwlngl!, publications commiss- 44000 high school studcnu. at-
toner
Th~; publication was supervised
by Deun Vergil Fogdall wtth tbt'
assiswnc<' of Mildred Whru·ton. tended Lewis and C'lnrk sessions
In h1~h school collugc conleronce.s
in Orcl{on ::md Wu~ohlngton durmg
th( pnat year, Dr. Fogdall has
.mnounccd.
What tr. d .. Ul their slcnd! This long column 1s n partial answer.
Vanport's much-baUybooed gal ~cond baseman, :Margaret Dob·
son, and ber Vanport teammates ar~ scheduled to perform on this
campw; today, weather again per.mitUng . Having seen a eood deal
of the gtrl in t~etion on the softball field for Erv Lind's FloriJts, a
somewhat competent estimate of her abUitics might be forthcoming. Selective Service TeslsRale Vocabulary, Math
When Playinq in Feminine _ ..
• • • c:.trcie:s. aht was a P''PPY io!1elder with a strong, for a womM,
.nght nnn. She wu no hitter even in the higher bracltf!tn of that
compaition. True, sh,.. was good enough to be nnmcd an All-Amen­
can but that .doe!n't alter the foct thut th,.rc ore a great many males,
nol outslnndmg enough to be lirted even. who could show h•!r up.
& ~ar OJ h.i$ mother's favontc sports wrlt.er is concerned , yours
truly still feels 'lh8t the supremacy of thr! lif!XCS Is marked in the
fields of athletics whh damed few excephom <Uld Mnrgnret Oob­
r,u J!:ooU thouah c.hP may be, ill not. one of them.
Colorful Yes, Competent . . .
. . on a mt>n"a; ball dub. dr(initely no! A situation Uk•• thu r.ccnu
more like good showmamhip than good baseball and, being more
addJctcd to watching baseball than circuses. one that we can't help
but frown upon. This Rand will be adhered to In apite of any flood
of protestsJ male OJ" female, whlch may arl5C for if we men don't
draw the line h~ . where shaU it be drawn.
Lady ball players and lady wrettler1 may be lumped together
in one ca~ory sadly tnlsplaced. A JOtnt letter conccmmg the
nature of the examinations de·
velopcd by the Scl•~uve service
is bcing sent :all non-vctcrnn
males by Or. Charles W. Howard,
dean of faculty, Dr. Vcrgil S.
Fogdall, dean of students, ond
Joe Huston. dean o! men.
'"This exam demnnds n wla­
tively good vocabulary," Dr.
OdeU expLunt-d. "and i . b<u.cd
also on $implr· nrlthmelk prob·
ll•m!i. It is c ,LimoW thnt thl· tc.1t
could be passt-Q by J 6 per tl•nt
of the prt-scnt unnt'f.i force1. Of­
!Jciala bt!Ueve thal more than onJ·­
third of lhe college fr<:Shm(·n tok.
mg lt w1U !lunk."
Not an inwllig•·nc•: tt!Sl, lht•
(•xams arc dt!!igned lo meaaurc
tbc student's over-oil nbillty. A
pasamg m&~rk of 70 or above dO«-s
not automatically mean thr! op­
pllcant will be dL"fcned but ln rnolil Cdbl!:l nervlC:e postpon~mnct
will be gront.ed. German Lessons
Dean Huston pointed out that
only 200 men at Lewis and Cln•·k
would be aUect.cd by the pro­
posed law. The balance, about
BOO, nr~· elth~r veterans, rcscrvt:! 1&
4F or seniors not planning to at-Tutoring by Ccrmnn-bo m
Womnn Duy or Evening
Cba.rloUe Flebcber
• tend grad\Ult.e !'I.Chool
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rto1 Ac.ufl •llld lb.,
Kmulln) loft. Uoy•
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-Friday, May 4, 1951 PIONEER LOC -
•
I'd Ruther Drav1 'Pitchers' 'Uncle Remus Says ... ' Sigma, Kappa Sea 'Spectacle'
• • •
Sy Bill Foss
ny ns sol lUSt y usutg eel. ~nt ang--cun t hun t uwn ", . nnd the world wtll long
rclllllmlwl those tmmornJ lnlcs or
t]nclc Rrmu11.'' rclh:rat"tl Pro­
ft..'!l!'or Dusenbery to one of htR
clmu;cs.
i\s he went on wtlh the IC('· the typuwnt••r 10 lht' l.OG IIHit'c 1 !Hill.
,,, tllp nut plctUif!.S of prctl\' gu·ls. Othors w•ro: t.h•ur huntmj~. tut••, hi! LcPnrnc :n~(lll' or the in­
n. ycc Wh1tc, th" fcaLt•n· (ldthW dr-('r hunllng, roller skottng, nuto Preas inc halnrtty of his class. Then
l'lltn(• tn1mptng lnlu the room. rncmg, bndnunlon, nnd vollcyhull he slopped, looked up ot them
lmmc•lluh·ly 1 ucti'CtL·d Ius ••nvy Now, dem renders. to heck amd in perfect enunciation sntd;
or the h nl ( rom pie t t•d rnn l<:t --\'-'l_t_h..:l:..' '.:..lU.:....' _n_~_~ e_k_h_, -"..:l·:..v_p:...l_(·_t •_: _' •_' _...:..'-'T_I_H_·_w_o_•'t1 __ w_l1_• s_I_~_1_ · !'._I_O_R_-_T_A_L_I_"
Mermaid Olympic-Bound? To Make Second-Year Debut
With '1951 Underwater Follies'
By earth Fanning
'l'hc only knnwn lnlrnmurnJ
wnlcr-polo gnmc In the country
wtll lllkf' phtcC \odoy, the s~'~cond
YC<Ir or Its existtnc • bctWet:n Slg­
mo nnd Knppn nt the crtmpus
pool ing of Stgmo hy Kappa. Wlt.nC&::.\::S
of the wntcr dcbnclc, mou;turc-
f• ked from frequent pin hing
uphenvols, ncvcrlhelP S:S hnd n
gooq umc It must hnvc rflrrunded
them of the gory glndi11tor battles
tlte Romnns used to stngfl, ptet c lwfore me, uncl he willhes
to odd his nw n tops to t•omplcte
the joo. 'l'o me Leonardo Dt• Vtn­
cht t•ouldn't do bolter nnd so still
I snt holdmg the fort
Then n sly lnok sclllt d over
lua face ns ht• found the rnnslcr
Jllol to rid the typowt her of 1ts
original nrtt l. "Why don't you
c·ondut'l n survc,y?" says he. "On
\\'hat?" 1 rctnlwted. This nlmost
gol hi111, hut lw rucovcrcd !rom
the r.QIIp <l•• grocr· WJih, "On .. ?
Fn\ orate spurts. Yenh, whnt tht•
111\'0iilt: sports or the rumpus
nr1•." lionk,.d! Dup.·d hy tho
dnncing dcntztms of dcstim•. Players nre cnuuoned this ycnr
I ni!om t the unnracesSIIt')' u~c or
elbows. ch wmg off fingcrt! and
poking toes 1n ontngont l's eyes
undcrwotcr Such behavior w1ll
be punash d by rorcmg the \<lola­
tor to ploy [tn cxlrn qunrt "'r. The 1d;•a of o waterpOlo ~­
tween lhc (rntc:rntllCS V. OS orlgm­
atccl by Bud Bradley, formm' LC
student, who smcc hns l>N!n
awarded o p tent on th•• d Lhl)'
gruelmg game
The:re nrc o vnrady or holds
wh•ch v. ere found successful l~t
year, among wh1ch llu .. "spmnmg
dip'' wns by the fnr the mor~
usdul tn penctrotanc opponents
bncs. But Lhc .. fnchng rmmn" docs
the trick af you're in n hurry.
He erammod n shn1 pcn('(l pcn­
ctl nnd n hmultullt•C typmg papt•r
into my pot•kcl Ollll with the h•lp
of n lew nspll'lng orltSL'l (also
wr.shing to lry tltclr ctt·ntiY<' gen­
IUS vn the P•~rCt.'Ct work) nnd l
was off on a tangent( sorn('thmg
hkc a Hurley DnvJdsQn but smoJI,
cr.)
People were dtfhcult masmuch
ns they wcH~n't snusfi!XI With n
univt>rsnl fnvorlle sport ns 1 hucl
wished, hut rnthcr they hnd n
llu·g~ "'nricty of fn\•oritc ::port.o;,
first nnd foremost foutholl
I biJtcrly proclnimcd in th~
snack shnck, "Whnt's your fnvor­
llt• 1>p01 t nnd why?" The first
irate pr nspect gnashed lus teelh
nnd burk"d, "Strangling n:port­
t•r:; thnl nsk l'ilupad qu('stlon!l!.'
This of counH•, hUt t rny fine sen·
silivP JOUr nnliBtic mind but w~
must bt• objcdtve In n survey so
numtwr one was obtnined. Num­
b .. •r two, Jnck Buell, smd, "Girls!''
When nskccl why. hi' nnsweretl,
''Gork !'' i\!Ck n stlly question.
gel n silly answer.
The remainmg people were
sensible but vortcd. Here nrc the
answers to the questions. Baskct­
bnll-like t J.~oolbnll-pluycd it.
Sk1lng-do it. S«•wing-darn it
Bn cbull-like hit Golf-belong
to n club. Fishmg-hnc of cte­
\'crston. SwJmming-likcs dives.
Sortbnll-rclnxanR. Tt!nnL')-1\'s o
rnckct Folk donclng- quite a LIKES TO SWIM ••• Margaret Hayes
me• the trip wtll h<~ve to mode
for him, tno.
M 1rgna d wns n member o{ the
Sun 1-~rnncisco Crystnl Plun(:e
S\\ 1m tcnrn Lcrurc it was d •~crm­
bont to Hf•lsmki, Finland, f(_1r the tinul!d. She U'cn made applico-Margaret Hnycs, st•phomorc
Jl'\urnniJsm mnJlll', madt> u plctlgc
lnst ycnr with n clo~c fri•md, Doh
fleck, lhnt they would be on the
world Olympic mt'Cts tn 1052. lie tion to thl' f\lultnomoh Alhl~ttc
wns to go ns n trnd< stnr nnd she club team and \\ m; ncccptl!d lnsl
ns a swimmmg stor. } ~:nr.
Bu~ cJrcwnsu,nccs mndc that Pomls goJncd m tournomc.nts
pledge dif£1cult to fulftll-hc llus year plus o ncar world's rec­
brokc h1s knc" ond she h~r ord will probnbly enoblc her to
shoulder m on ncc.ident. Hard nnd be on lhnt bont to Helsmki in
cC'Instant trumtng, COUJJled wtth 1952.
mu1ual encout Uf:!l'rnent slowly I Her cnrccr ns n ~\' immcr began
brought the two unck to compctt- when she was fJvc, when she
uve sports. lc. rncd m her buck-yard pool in
t.ast summer her !nend died Stoc.kton, Cahfornm. At the .tgc
after a severe nttnck of polio, or 16 lu: started trnmmG Cor her
which makes Margnrct only mote fu-st nallonal event.
ddt-rmmeci to kl't p the pledge. She returned two weeks ago
rl 010 S\'l.'trnOiing meets ttt Snn
May Fete Tradition Stems
From Roman Floral Tribute f't•nnct co rmtl Houston, where
the MuJlnomuh Athlettc club
team won hagh honors. The tcnm
pJm•t:c.l eighth out of 3ti national
!crams ot Houst•m.
• By Joann& Boworman
Smill· . • . nulc . . sm1lc ...
who can hold back u smllt• on
this guy cloy oC Mny. Such hos
bcl!n the rule !or mnny cent urit•a.
'l'hc Muypole dnn(·c, the fl·stiv••
games nnu the pC'.sters prorlotm·
mg the "Queen cJf Mny.''
l.c•t's do u nustnlgic flipbnck
and ~>cc how Mny Dny })c,•nm('
such n tloy of fonw. In 238 B.C.
the Rnmans hdd o festival in
hono•· Clf F1or&. the goddess of
fluwt•rs, wlut·h was cnlkd F'lo•­
lllia. 'fht.• r~h brullon wus much
llw snnll' II! toduy
Dul'lng tho 'Roman uccupotion
t)( l~n&ltmd, lhL• Balll!lh look t1
hking lo ttw lu»llve cln,, .md pro­
l'l.lim••d it 11 holldt•Y for .til. Tht•\'
, 1cl'lcd enol mou Mnypolcs and
did u merry folk dunce uwund
it fiB thnl you'll scu tnduy.
In EnHIDnd, Chnucm· 81Ul£
ttboul llu• customs or Muy Dny.
1<~.11IY ln the mot n llll subJctts of
the c1 own wouhl f«>tch fresh Hower'S, and urmg home How­
thorne hloom The bloom IS cnllccl
"the May"; the cctt'tn(•ny, ''the
bdngm' homt· o the Moy:" ond
the cxpL'dttum into the woods,
"going n-Mnymg." The fnlrl!Sl
maid in oil the village wos
crow I'll tf f.1ucen of the Mny .''
The PunlltJU took the j(ly out
of llf .md t!Cascd the Muypolt:'
celcbr.lhon s. This spirit oC glod­
ness wus rt•\'l\'cd dUJmg the Ht•·
slorataon. •
German youths plnnt Mny trt't':;
SCl'rt•tly hl•fon tlwtr fiW••ethc 1rl8
wmdow•. Arnl'llcan htds, a gcn­
l'l a lion ugo, would · tun I to lht.>lr
swt.·~thcu rls' hotnt to h•uv•' the
"Mny basket · lt waR u pomt of
honor for lhl' dnnor to lip awnv
unnoticed . Aln • ulnck. such sen­
timental tokens ol tenderness
hnvc long smrc ,·ani hctl (or llo
1t St."CITUI).
No gr-eater qu .. ns hnlh rulc..'<i
thnn out uwn And now wc how
nnd hn1l to our Qul•en, :Mtuuu l Former Students
In News Spotlight
•rwo wt•U-kno\\ n m<"..mbers of
the drama department wht! ha\'c
ploy~ in SC\'crnl campus pro­
ductions hm c been m tht' news
recently. At the Unn•eJ'!llty ol
Illinois. where he is cnrulh.'<i for
ndvnncc studl. Clair Rosknm rc­
l'enlly hncl complimentary pr~
1 epnrt!; tl,r his p."'rt in the Tenter
Cualu1s produ(•t1on of '"l'hc Flu~s.''
"A C:uilcl ncwnmtc.r, Ro kam
shows Ior more than o prom1 c
of professwnnl brilhnncc.'' w1otc
unt• 1 cvlcwcr. "H•• currat~s. p 1'­
hnps, t1 germ of gl'ealncss." ftu&­
lcnm wns grnuunh..'<l last Junto aH­
cr plltymg tlt'llfl)' 11 d01cn major
rOlf'S undl'l' dirt!cliun or AI Lhur
Cue Cr;1y.
1\lru·y Ellen Muns, al u a d•·nmn
mnjor, hns n<'ccpted on appolnt­
mcnt m th~ forcagn Sl'l \'icc. She
1 now 1n Washington aUcndmg
the foreign scrv1ct· institute prior
to hor WIStgnmcn t. L!Jgt year's hord-fought, roug­
n-toul!h nquatJc-flying-l.acklc dis­
piny ,.ndcd 1n n close 10·0 dous-
Thursday Music Hour
To Feature Hull, King
Thur-sday Mny 10, Ar lu.: Dnle
Hull. mcz1.11-opumo nnu Eugene
Kmg, pwno, both ~emor mu Ic
rnOJilrs wtll appcnr m jotnt con­
t'( rl 'f'h£' conc~cr\, scheduled for
12 ·30 p m.. in lhc chnpcl wall con
l'ludr• the p cnl rt of Thurs
dny Muvc Flours
Thursdal 'a concert w11l t"ul­
manntc o year's act.tvltJ m con­
e rt \\Ork of lht typ sponsored
n: ularly b) Mu Pha Eps.alon. mu-
le honomr) Throughout the
y\:nr a wide scope or concl•rt op­
J~nr.mt>c ha\ c been mode by
"ocnh ts. tnslnJmcnt.nliSlS nd
pta~ts.
Department Prepares
For Summer Linguists Four- lhr~>e- minut~' quarters
wlll be plnycd, nnd l!,!DmB ~ 1U
have to pro\•Jdc th(' 1r own stretch­
£'t'S for carrytng off battlc-sCDr d
V('ternnll w1t.hout holdmg up the
gnmc Heplacl,!men\.5 ore e.xpecled
to dtvc tn only In such areas of
the pool M ts no\ oet:upu:~d.
Sports wrilcr Marlo~ Brnn -
gun and a photographer wdl be
on hand to record the spcclacl
for lhc Orccon Joumnl
Kappa part1c1p n b hevcd
parhetp::thng will be Hugh Har­
court.. Bud KJf!kennpp, DiU Lcv11.
Wlllw Antis, Blair Lindle, Bob
Peters, Mdo Pt:len:nn, YOJL Kiso,
Lowell Miller :md Dnl!! Peterson
On hand for S1gmn Wtll be Bill
Patuson. .J •m Long, Stan CJnrk,
Jo Unger, Jerry Taylor, Ted
Alcxnnder, Chuck Sexton, Wnlt
Eck and Mac Lallie.
To meet the growmg demand
!or lnngunge sluuy bCCSUSI! or the I women to Select
plcscnt world itunuon. the lan-r
gunge department wm otrcr for Colton Day Court
Lhc !ust umc "mtcnSI\'c" courses
this summer. Petruoru; lor Cottan K1ng cn-
11 o minimum of ten students dorsed by 25 cocd5 must be turned
enroll, cia cs will be n"·nilnblc m today to Shcrli St wart, clcc­
m G rmnn, French and Russ:inn tlons chntnnnn
lnngungcs. Classes w1ll meet for Voting to determmc t.h man
l\\u hou1 each momang for 12 who v.1ll reagn O\'cr Colton D y
wteks and will gt\'C 8 credit festivthes lS to be May 8 nd 9
hours. Those who complete the The two runners-up Y.ill be d -
woTk \\111 be rcndy !or mtcrme- clarcd Boll We \: ds. After :the
dt::Jtc lnngungc courses next fall. coronatiOn Mn~ 11 m front o:! the
Instructors for th~ coUt~ wllll gymnasaum, there w1ll be dnnc­
bl:'. Gcrmon. Mrs. Emma Me1er; mg nnd free cotton candy. Prlz
~·rcnch. il\lrs. Corinne Poutcnu; tor the best looking cotton rir
onu Russ10n, Mrs. J.:lizabeth I nnd cotton shirt selected by the
GJ ()en ira~ roun nrc to be awarded.
AH! Social Life Can Be Wonderful!
Or: Observations of Shack Dweller
By Ben Hordes I
Th~ gr«!ntcst port of on-enmpuoq
SOCIOI hfc c ntc.NI t'lftiUI\d tbl'
snnck ::hack Most of the scenes
nt e mtnutc ttnd mcons~.:quc.ntiol
but the entire u\'rr-&U ptcture
IIi t) ptL>nl af coll~>gc hfe al LC
So let's go tn nnd wonder b<.tut
3 bit.
Thoro's Bill Hathaway en·
tertaining with ha pumo a.nter­
pretalion~ tmd BGUy Bissio
singing to his accompaniment
. • • • Donna Caylord talking
ttl ski coach Cordon Suiter·
field mo~tly about akiing • • •
Mariau Edmond• soliciting car
washes .•. Claronce Cough­
man supplying a dally banana
to Mary Malinoa.
Over there ll Joan Bower­
man enJerlalnlng a group of,
you guoaud it. men • • . the
young blond boy and the small
girl exhibatlng tender affection
in the roar of the aback (U'a
aprlng all year for them) • . •
Carl Selby politely offering
hi• ehalr to Marhu • • • Betta in her quaint l~ltle caps or
whatever lhey cue . • • Tom
Piennota 5aylng. ..hiat. Ro·
att'lo.. • • • The tremendously
tlo90• mo•ing hamburger line
• • . Or. O•~rmeyer lmger\ng
to the last moment over his
caffoo boforo 1:30 c:lau • • •
The small group looking at
pictures of lbonuelYes at tho
entrance Jo tht aback . • •
H...athc:li.tt. ever ~posed • • •
The great lack of chairs at
noon . . • All the standees
re!'<ldy to pounco upon tho first
vacated chair • . . The great
ov~Jr -all hub-bub blending into
the symphony that i1 the anaek
aback.
Yes, th l' ~~:f:ncs snd man>
tllQI'C Ot:CUr C:lC'h dny U\ "~ f.
rein C:CI\'(' ,. Thl! hu•'· the cry,
the mnny hntch~:d plots ure
grouped tnto the atudt!nt loWlgc
'T'hc cvt r-pres~n t mokc drt\"eS
many mto th(! fresh wr. It takes
all the~ tlungs to make the
shack os tt tiL But it's l.e~ is and
Clnrk, at's coUeg~ hfe, nnd I ror
one odQI-.: 1t. Page Six PlONEE~ l.OG FTiday, May 4, 1951
' • eilOUS
Church-related colleges Jn fn· ot least one out of ten smnll hb-on!) disrupt stnf!s hut nh::o d1S• toted College doy obsenrcd thts produced
d f I h th month.'' amount. $60,000 toward tlus
\'Otnblc centers that offer nttrnc- ern! nrts colleg~ I'CportC'd n e • rouragc young peop c '' o o er·
C'ur~t.·ntly responding to the col· 1\lcmbCJ S or the t•tmuntlle • nn•:
ll\'e pro~m~ "•ill find adC""uotc sell, Ciuc<~.ttors predicted thot as wts~· would trnm fo1· college po- .. e·- ~-. lege's fund cmnpuig n arc business Chotl«.>S l· Au runs, nrcsadent or
!mnncial support and b:\ckmg, m:uu as 200 of thc.m micht c\·en· slllons f'urlhcnnn~ '' llhln rt few men of the communaty. lhmd~cl Pllrtlnrul Trust rmd S••vmgs bonk;
ocrordmg t.o Pt-e.stdent MorganS . tually be c:)(J.~t..'C'i )Clll"S todny's Sl'rVtl'cmcn wtll be by Iltllm[ln Lucddcmunn, vice· .1. \\', Copclunci, president o(
Odell ~·ommt!nting on an :u:ttcle- "The some pi'Ophccy," Dr. Odell npplylng for ndmissll)n nhmg pn~s1dcut ,,r Pope nne\ Tnlbot Cf•Jll'lond L11mbrr yurds: Leslie
"New CrtSts m lhe Collc&es"-in noted, "\\ ns mndt• in ltt41 and ·.;~ wnh mnny \\'o1ld Wnr II bal>aes. Lumber compan)'•. r& comrniltcc Pc=-•ton, \'ICC· PI L~ldcnt uf Equil·
the April 16 1ssue of Timt:' macn· but wns lfulfuh..-d only by pubhc· "\Y1ll the smnU c;.'Olll'gLS curn•n\· of tll)t.msurs andudmg trll'mbms oble S:t\'UI~s nnd Lt•on assol'io·
::r.me I supportrd JUnior COlli g£'5 No lCS· ly Slrl\'lllg to hn• !Ohll be 10 l'X· or the Bruu d of 1'1 us Lees hns been tton. E. c. s.unmons, Pl'f'Stdcnt or
The orttcle m:untruned that ulnrly nccredatcd church-relntcd 1 t •nC'<! to ncccpl them'" t.hc (l)rmcd Thn•ugh a scncs of U. S. Naltunnl bani<; llcrbct1. A.
mm;t oJ tht: 900 prl\-ate colleges college clo. cd down. Howe\ er writ~r asks. luncheons lhoy nrc asking that Ten ploton, f'l"<'~tdcnl or T~!mplc­
and um,·en;1ues in the United Lhere is n possJ\nhly lhot some "'We are rcccivmg nn f'ncoura&· lhear fellow busiuess ml n undCI· ton Lumber l'Omp:my; Sad Wood­
States dcpe.ndl'nt on Utc1r own mn) no\\ because of .mflnlton, Te-mg rcspo.~ to our request !or WJ itc the colll'ge lh1s yc:u and but'), prcs1dcnt of Wooctbury
re:;ources for su.n·n·n1 were. op-duccd endowmc:n\.s nnd the d1-nft." ,;afts h-om PI'QSh) terinn churches," the next for t1 lutnl of $200,000 Hot dwnr c eornpnny, und John A.
cratmg on shnh'")· ground. Basmg The -;tory nlso pomtod out that Dr Odell (?;).-plnanl'd Our need \\ hkh w1ll be npplicd to the op· Zchntbnuer, presadcnt (I( Junt.zcn
thor st:ltement on the fncl thnll the fnculty dt.smtssnls may not wns nee• ntc:d by the Church·Re- ~ratm fund The ttrst luncheon Kmttml! m1lls.
Draft Boards to Delay Calls
Pending Rating of Test Scores
There is co ba..,ts lor the fears
and rumors 1hat local draft boards
will lSSUe orders for inductlon 1o • students bclore drn.ft poslpone·
mcnt test results and class sumd­
in~; nre on :ftle with the boards.
acrordmg to the Apnl :!6 bulldm,
Notson to Address
Editors/ Gathering
On Campus Today
Robert C. Not:so.n. manngmg
ed1tor of The Oregonian , wm ad­
dress hiGh school editors from
Portland and \ttciruty today at
the Edst.ors' Dal program spon­
sored by Pi DelUl ~sil on, na·
uon~l Journalism honora.ry.
The e\·ent will begin w1th a
t~ur of the campus. buildmgs.
cia es and student publications
Followmg a ~ml noon lunch·
eon, the neoph)·te ednors will
participate m May day nctinties .
Sf'{'cial feature or Ule nfter­
noan sessiiUl will be :umounce­
ment ol the winner of the $250
JOurnalism scholarship being of­
fere-d for the fust tune by P1
Dc:lta E:PSJlon to a btgb school
nlor The program will close
\\ .ath an mfonnal socaal eSSJon
nt 3 p.m. m Palaunc Manor
Scheduled to speak nt that :tune
on me same program \Utb Notson
are Pre5Ident Morgan S Odell
IUld Nonnan Sch-w1nge chapter
president.
Neophyte echt.ors who had
S.lgned up by press tune )'estcrdoy
v. ere· Judy Marshall. Pnt Tuite "H~ghcr Educntion nnd NnL1onnl
AUnlJ'S,- a.ssued by the Arnencan
Councal on .Educat1on
G nera1 Lewis B. Hershey made
Jt .:-IC4lr that boards \\'Ill be in·
structcd to delay calls until all
''VIdence Js in. PJ'O\'tSlon wiU nlso
be marie thnt all ev1dence iS m
hand before dcc1dmg the stntus
of htgh school scnioa'S whe nre
mnclL>en or \\'Ill reach tbe nge
of mnetcen this summer.
All students regardless of class
mndmg or mtcnt to appl) for
deft!.nncnt, mcludmg members of
ROTC who e deferred status .is
not cert.ntn, should take the test,
lhe bulleun urged. Chnngmg de­
mands for mnnpower may result
m lowering or raising the cut-off
soore and modif1catton of n..--qwre­
ments for class standtng.
Applications to take the test
are now nvatlnble :rt all the local
bo;,srds. Students are nd\·ssed to
obtam and mml applications as
carh· ns posstblc. They will be
pcrmtlted to take the test only
on _1\iny 26. June lU and June 30.
Tht.: e>.'1lmmntaon JS restncted
to those students who, al the time
of the test.. are regularly \!nrolled
m a college or university.
Fmal dcc1s1on on Ute deferment
of any mdl\ 1dual rests entirely
,,. .ath ha.s loca I board However
Cenl'ral Hemhe) hos asserted
thnt he and hts sl:)ff wtll make
every effort to assure um!onnity
of procedure throughout the coun­
try
Elementary Ed Majors
To Take Tests May 7
Progressn·e nchJC\'Clnent tests
v.·all be gJVcn Monday, Mny 7. m
W-2 from 2:30-5:45 p.m. :!.or ele­
mentary educnt1on maJon>.
Prwnty Will be gi\'cn to those
who hB\'•. pre\•iously taken the
LCS't nnd n•.-ed tcJ imprO\'C ,scores
ond to those taking the test :for
the !H·st time who have made ap­
plication for stude.nt teaching 1Jl
Lhe fall remest.er. Other .sopho·
mores and juniors w:ill be admit­
ted as sp&ce permits Alpha Ga~ma to Name Dr. Odelllo Speak al Frosh Seminar;
A:.::~.~~::e~, .. ~:~,~:,,_ Department Heads to Plan Meetings
nounre thas year's wanner of thcar Prcstdent Morgan Odell will be
annual scholorslu p lodny durmc frcshmnn scmmnr spea!<er nt
MD\' day fcsth·atic s, ncconlmg to 11 n.m. Tuesday, .May a. in the
• ctttnpus thcotc.r. Hts top1c wtll be
pr~tdcnt V1rgm1a Norman . I"Jusl Fletwel•n You nnd :Me."
The $100 scholarship, to be Thts is the lust in the senes nf
nwarder by ''icc-president Lenore cmmnr programs dcsign,'d to
Wdler, will be gi\•en to n worthy uss1st n~'' hiUdt•nts in making the
upper clnss womnn "ith n 2 7 most of thctr college expcrtcnce.
GPA. Olher qualification s nrc fJ· D• an Vcr~il Fogdall, m chnrge
nnnclnl uced ond service to the or the ~·car's schedule, hns aslted
college George Mtrand1s, freshmnn class
Helen Hannah was m charge presadenl, to name n represcntn­
o! the scholarshlp comm1ttcc and tn·c committee to analyze the
the trophY wns donated by the scmanar program nnd :rn."lkC sug­
Apha Gommn alumni ru;socla· gc llcms for ne.xl ycnr.
tion. Dtopartmcn tnl conferences for
Grinnell Sociologisllo Aid Dr. Tullle
In Oregon Cily Community Workshop 'l'ucsdny will be r•rrnngcd by de­
pOl tmcnt heads.
t:lcmentnry cducntion mnjors
wall meet in B~O and secondary
edul!3tlon students tn 8·10. Those
ant•·restcn In rchgious l•ducation
wdl meet with Marion Simms in
B-2!.1.
Otlwr depnrlanenls will plrtn
thctr p1-oguun tu I It their partacu­
laa rwcds nnd wall noltfy majors
of mcetmg plcu:es.
Alumni Chapter Offers
Mu Phi Epsilon Award
'l'hes Pottlnnd alumnae cnupter
•f ~tu Pha Epsllon. nnt10nal music
"orority, IS ann(luncmg the first
of a crtL'S of annual scholarship
waa'ds to be g1vcn on outslnnd-
Dr W :Marshon DcPotstcr, sity, F~td, Oklahoma, Vanderbitt mg woman mustc1nn an the Port~
Gnnnell, Iowa, wlll serv~ as con-and the Uni,·<:rstiy of Chicago . land nrcn
sullnnl for th~ summer commun· The Oregon City sul"vcy will Th1• nword ths..o; year will be
tly v.orkshop at Oregon City in begm ,June 11 and continue caven m voice, p1ano, violin or
conJuncuon w1th Dr. H S. ·rutllc. lhrough July 20 wi•h graduate ce1to The contest w1ll be held in
du ector of the workshop. He will t>tude.nts tn educallon cvnductmg Portland in August. Interested
teach one class an sociology fo1 the neccss~u y surveys in voca-.studt•nts should cnntacl Lillian
the 1D51 summer H:SSion. Ilona!, recreational and educa- Pt•t.tabont• at DEacon 8606. or
D•:P01st~ as bead of the sod-tiona! areas under supervision of write Mt-s M. E. Bush at 4041
ology department nt Grinnr•l col-Dr o, Pilaster nnd D1·. Tuttle. S.W. Patrtck plac~. Pi•rtlnnd. leoe He has carried on u two ______________ _:_ _____ _:_ _ _:. _ _;_.:..::...:.:..::__
year survey of \!COlogy and re-youth Service Opporlunt·les Open sources or the city or Grmncll
~:.du;~~ u~~~~t~ d~::~:~a~~ In Worldwide Summer Work Project
New York. HIS cxpencnce as con-
sultant also ancludes a survey of A worldw1de pro~ram or youth • Wtll pnrllc.tpate m the scmlrlar.
Bloommgton, lndJnnn, n caty of opp rtunitacs fo\' work and scr\'-foreign students lO shore in a
30,000. watb regard to ccologtcnll ice 15 open to young people wath small way typical Amcracon fa-
areas of the city. lt hns been round vnlunblc to
H. h 1 one or more vears of coll~"ge, ac· nlal)· ll ...... ts wac mg e.,..;per cnee an- · 4"
eludes lndHma umversity, George cordang lo Dr. John L. Anderson,
Washingt.on uruvcrsJty and City head of religiOn department.
College o! New York. DePo1stcr ProJects arc open m th~ form
JS a --v1u'lte of Phtllips umver· of work camps, inter·r·ocinl work­
Jobs Open at Lipman's
Laprnan· W"lfo.: ~.:omp11n_y ~ntcr­
\"Iewet'S will meet w1th women
students 10lerestcd an working on
1be college board an the place­
ment office beginning nt 1:30
p.m. May 8, according to Julill
J(lhnson, director of student
placemen t. :;hop,, mslltutional servtc.e. in­
dustry, agrtculture and intcrna­
lloual sL•rvice groups whtch me·~l
the real problems that an• prc.s·
cnl cconomacully. financially and
«'I I} r
Opportun.i.Hes are available in Dean Hartzfeld Leads
Busy Dinner Scb edule
Dr. Frt:eda Hart..zCcld. dean of
women, rm lcrl:tincd 30 ml'mbcl s
o( Zonta, woml•n's service ory,ani­
lation, at n potluck supper an her
home Monday evening, April 23. nd Kathryn Del.urtraty, Wash­
mgt.an high school; Carol Ge­
~r.z. Brooks Ragen and Herbert
Scholder, Lmcoln; Prullip Mur·
phy and Ne\'a And~rson, Jef!er­
scm, Jean 'Fleming and Conna.e
Belliu.io, Girls Poly; Phyllis
Bow~.:n and Elaine Setherie.
Cleveland; Carl Sa1tvcit and Jack
Rosenthal, Grant; Elaine 'Mlchael,
Robert Rnsmu.ssen and Arthur
Manchester, Franklin; J err a l
Pace nnd Robert Beemer, B~n;
Virgmia Bov.·mnn and Ruth Hunt·
mgum, Roosevel t; Don Dederic k
a.nd Ruth Lear, Graham; Shirley
Helms and Shirley Calder, West
l .. mn; Don McGuire and y.,,.onne
Grosser, Milv.'4ukie; and Dolo~s
Hodges and Jnmes She-ely, Park
Rose. 'Say it With Music' Draws
Praise From Packed House l. " Oh1o and IIJincns and mosL
other states in cnravnns and
youth camps and in Gt.nnany,
Franc~. Israel and North Africa
in work camps to rontlibutc, to
the construction of churches and
rccentionol :lrcns to help build
a deeper brotherhood of mankind
through work, study. worship
ond piny. C<)\'emment projects
arc available 1n Washington. D.C. She also wns hostess for t.hc
second in ~ sc11es of three meet­
ings oC the cnmpus religion in
h1ghc!r education <.'Ommittee ot
faculty members on Tut".sday.
April 24.
On Sunday, April 29, shl: will
sponsor a supper for l6 women
ns a part of the Women's League
Cund-raismg progrum.
Dr. Frisbie to Attend
President's Day Meet
Dr. Chester C. Fn. bte, head of
the teacher placement bureau
and recondacy education, plana to
represent Lewis and Clark nl the
President Rc-cognltwn Dny May
7, al Central Washingtoo College
o! Educat1on 1n Ellensburg, to
l'Ottunemorot.e Dr. Robert. E. Mc­
Connell's tv:entieth anruve.JS8.1'Y
as president of the colleee.
Both Dr. and Mrs. Frisbie are
:alwnm of Central Washington
College of Education. "Say It W Jtn ;rtustc." the sec­
ond annual joint-assembly prcs­
cnl8Uon of Knppn Phi Alpha and
Alpha Gamma, was enthustas­
llcnlly receavcd by an overflow
crowd in the Littl•! Thf!ater Tues·
day.
The show, which was two
m(!nths m :rehearsal, featured the
combtned chonua ot th•· two or­
goniz.l.ition& ond an orchestra un­
der the dtrectton of Bob Cairns.
Cauns dtd all the fiC{lring and ar­
rnngm_g !or th"' i.nstrumcnLal
m~atc 1or the performanc(! and
Ute result. fihowed that be renlly
knows his musacal Ps nnd Qs.
Outstanding vocnl numbers on
the program were "Tea for Two ..
with Betty Htbbard and Jaclc Je.nn~ J- ~)OISUI :..nd the
"f'ashwn Show" which featured
the terpsichorea n nrtastry of
J&ckie Schmidt.
"The Charlesto n:· a robust
donee routtne, wns h1ghly rC·
ceh·ed by the audience and
proved to be one of the show's
high points.
AU in aU, it was a thoroughly
C!njoyabl ~ presentation although,
in spots, a smoothe1 · blending
!rom act to ad wuuJd hove been
desirnble.
Much of the crcdat for succes
of the show nwst go to dh ector
Rale.agh McVicker , his nulslant
Wlnme Carlock and C;urns, who
injected n quality into the music
whic hreally made it "move."
R. N. B. These worldwide projects are
under lhe din•ction of "Youth
Service Projects" in the World
Council of Churches and mfor­
mnlion mny be obl:1ined from Dr.
Andt'r. on.
Dr. Anderaoo will spend ~even
W(>~'k' tha :summer at the V('rdc
Volley ·.chool tn Anzonn ar. d~on
ol the In!Emoll onal Student .sem­
lnnr spon. on.'<i by the Am<.>ricon
Friends Service: committee. The
idea of the seminar is on experi­
ment in International relations
with small group~ of •ludents
and faculty livmg intimatdy to-
gether. I
The entire Anderson family Dr. Ha.rtszfcld w1ll go to Burns
on Mondny to speak before a
group of scmior high school girls
at n banquet. spon. ot'rd by So­
ropllmtst dub Her toptc will be
''Todny's C irl Tomorrow "
Stant Fr-iday- May 4th
J. J. Pa1r1re:r•e T
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