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

Volume 9, Number 29

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1951-05-18

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I • Council Appoints Tator, White
Publication Editors for 1951-52;
Gibb to Handle Summer LOG • LIBRARY
MAY 8 1951
LEIYI~ & c . ._,.,
The student cxccult\'C council lhts week uppron~d rcC(lm·
mt'ndalinns lrom the publicnlions committee nnd nppointcd
editors rol' next ,ycnr's cnmpus publications.
Bryt'l' While. JUtHor journ:11ism mnjot. was picked to hencl
the Ptm\l ~~ I OG Chuck Gibb, junior JOUrnalism nHlJor willj
din•ct opl•tnltnns on the summer edllton ot the LOG nndl
Tn:l T.1tor. juniot Enpll h major, will edit lhl' VOYAGEUR.
~ hile, now LOU feature editOl', was rccttnll' cleclcd -ptestrlcnl of Pt Dcltn Epsilon, journalism honor (rnlcrntly,
lorshlp or Fluyd Cummms, pres·
<!nt editor oC the LOG nnd mem-
ber ol Blue Key honor frnt••rml SUMMER BOSS ..• Chuck Clbb ANNUAL EDITOR ••• Trel Talor LOG HEAD ..• Bruce Whit. und is n mcm·
her or 0 ell u
1'uu Hho, soctnl
rralcrntty.
Summer edt·
tor Chuck Gibb
has bt•cn
porter Cor and ~~o l frntcrntty Koppn Pht ~~-~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Aiphn. Cumnuns Js publicah<ms
comnusswner for the Hl5l-52
LOC f.tnd
bt.:t'n cop\ t:dt·
tor on the VOY­
AGf UR Ht. ia Nancy MUlor school )'cor.
Statts fur the fi\'C nublicnttons
w1ll be announced ut n Inter dulc,
aCChrt.lmg to the tndl\'1UUDl cdi­
tot"S.
n ml mbt r of socml fraternity Al
rlhn Rht• Omt•i-!•' nnd mcmb~r of Yi! Did He Teach
the Must m~ chupter or Intcrcol I Ab L. J T ?
lt'gwlc-Knlghl e lnCO n, 00 . LSVVI.S AND CLARK COLLEGE
Tn~l 1\tlnr "Ill succeed John In an Optum .t club bulltlln 1
~·rg~on us VOYAGEUR editor. severnlwceksngo thet~lt fJPCillt•d ~--~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~-----~~---~--~
For tlw pu!il yclu' she hns worked n notice thut Dr. U. <.i. Dubacl VOLUME IX Portlcmd, Oregon, Friday. May 18. l9Sl Nu~ 29
undel' ~rgtsut\ and hns hnd ex· would ~c~k nt tan Optlml t ~-~~~~ -~--~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~--~~~~~~~
Pl'rtencl! ns ll rt.>porlcr for the luncheon.
LOC:. She is u mcmb~r of Trodsu I Thl! noht·e guvc the lnfonnn­
skj dub nnd soctnl sorority AI-t10n tbnt "smce 18·17 o,., Dubnch
pha Gnmmu. hns been with Lcwl nnd Clnrlt
The Pnthftndcr wtll be cditt.>d College .• ,''
by Nancy Miller, JUnior home ceo-That makes thts college one of
numtcs maJot. She is, a member lhe oldest 111 the West-and
l'lf Amicans, S1gmn Rho sorority, which mnkcs Dr. Dub1u:h, to suy
lntcrsoronty Counc1l und Col· the lcnsl, the oldest member of
hcn•n. lhe faculty. Move O\ cr, Ben MetropolitanNightLifein Offing
For Upper Class Prom-enaders
•
Pt Dt!lln Epstlon will hundlc ThaxlL'r! Your 7i ycnrs nre
the Plunccr Gutdc under tht.> Pdt· ctowded outl J\ silhouctlcd New York sky­
line, s1gns to Ctro's, the Stork
club nnd other n1ght spots pro­
duCJng that ''Top-o·-lhe-Town"
look will set the sophislicat.L>d
pocc ror the nnnunl Junmr-Scn­
tor prom 1omght 1n the Assem­
bly room of the Multnomuh hotel,
0-12 p m.
Bids lltf! In the campus mntl for
oil JUOltli'S nnd seniors, requWJl­
Arc you prepatcd for Operation Darwin? lmg lht.>h' •• ttcndance to th1s slllct-
Whal, you rlon't even know what it is? Well wise up. boy Jy fonnal dance Cdork su1ls per­
... it's the Litle of the coming selective service tests which nrc ·~•i.ssthlt:J with the m\lsic of Fr.tnk Deferment Test Seminar
To Plan Operation Darwin
b d lh . 1 r lh rtt t f lltott nnd hi:> orchcstrn nccord-nsc on e survtva o c 1 es · g to Barbnra Wnlker nnd 1\hlt
There will ben meeting Tuesday, May 22, at 12 30 tn B30 mnn, ~::cncral t.'O·chnumcn for
of all students who plan to take the draft deferment te l. At 1tnc drmcc. Mnst~ r oC ceremonies Eldon
Gunter wul mtroduce the Inter­
miSSIOn r•ntcrlmnmcnl (calurlng
J>Opulnr songs by Betty Bisslo
nnd Cnrl McGr.!lh and a tnp
dnncmg number by Dawn Miscn­
hnmcir.
Hclpmg Bnrbnro ond Mdt
mnkc th1s lnl;l fonnal dnnc:c for
scnaors tncmornblc nre: Paul
NCi1 dstrom und Betty l:hbbnrd,
decot nhon ; Bob Buct:rmonn nnd
Vc_t no Hogt!fl band ond chopl!r·
oni.'S, Betty Bt~io. enlcrlnm­
mcnt, Mnrvm Bolstad, re.Crcsh­
menl.Sj K1rk o. nn, b1d5; Lnrry
Sunmons, pubhc:Uy; and .PnL Hci·
Jlg, cleanup
this 1tme n committee composed
~~e~~::rw~l\u~~;~~ssna:du ~:~~~~ Draft Boards to Reclassify Present Students
the proccdut ·s of the tests. Som-
~:~en ;~~~~~;:"~~l~~~:d~;a c=~~:: August 20 After Receiving Completed Records
mntlc.."S will be presented nnd ex-I N l d t 1 11 Between 300,000 nnd 400,000
men have opplied for testing
whtc.h b1:1;ins on Moy 26 Post·
cord opplicnliuns ore bcmg re­
C<'I\'Cd nt o ra~ of 20.000 n dny. 1 tJ o s u en n cCt cgP ot pre
P nrnc . I b • d ~ .. , , . cnt can " m ucku unt1l nll po-
An opportunlt) to sign up Cot f.lL'J'S cnvcring hts collPge work
sp ·cUll tutormg In uny une oC the nnd National College Qunllfkn
nuo\ I! subJeCts \\'Ill be grunted. don lest grades ore tn
Also on hand to nid students Thts wns the new order s~nl
are nine copieS of "How to Pr._ ... to oil locnl Sclt>c:tlvc St'rvicc
}lUI e tor YOU I Droll Test," on bonnls by s,•I('CltVt' St•rvicc lu~nd­
rl..' c1 \'(' 1n I ht" col h•gt..• llbrnry, nc-qunrtcrs, accot ding to Or. r1'011·
C'l>t'dlllg lo Chnl'le& Jlu Idol'S, buok- ''(!S Rrown. nssocintc 8CCJ i)tnry or
stor~ mnnn!ter. The atll ltJ stu-the Amerirun Council on J:<:ducn­
d('nl wns wdlll'n hy Jcrumy LlQn, v. ho adur·csscd n mcellng tn
Mn1 tin, f:ugenc 1\londuy or the pr,~stdcnls
of the Or~'t;on colleges nnd uni·
versit tcs.
Pre· Teacher Test Set
The lost qunllfyinc t\!st in
wn ttf•n ~o:nglu~h for prc-tcochc1
wlll be gtvcn W eel ncsi.lu), l\1 l
23, nl 12 nu<m m U-30, R.nlph K.
1\ llcu, English d• pnrlmcnt hcud,
OIUWU I\Ct~d thiS WCCk All students w1ll be rl!-t'lllSSI·
ftt..>d on August :!0 At th l tlm('
they will either be deferred n
6lUOl'nt.s to continue lhei& cdu­
cntion Ol' culled up for s rvicc.
Compl\!te t~ords ot t•Olll•ge wo1 k
and results of th~ nCil10nnl cxoms
will be in the hand11 of local droft
bonrds.
Final Exam Schedule
Mundnv, Mny :.!K
~1:00 1\1 WF R-1 0
3:30 'l•rtt JO: 15-11:45
I 1 MWl•' 12:15 :' h
Ill T'l' 2.30 I 00
'l'ut:sdny. 1\tny 211
8:00 MWI·" IJ-10
9 00 '1'1' I U; I !\-11 :45
10 00 MW~ ' 12:15-:!;15
8 uo 'M' 2:30-1:00 1 :30
2:30 Thur~dny. Mny 31
MWl' 8-10
'M' 10:16-11:45
12 •>r 12,30
1·30 T'f. MW fol2:Hi·2 : 15
2:30-I :('10
Frtdny. J un" I
2:30 MWI<' 8-10
a:30 MWfi 10:15·11:15
Conrtict 12:15·2~15
Confltct 2:30-1.00 Drnft Darecl<•r Lewis B. Her­
shey extended the dcadhnc Tuc~ •
dny for stgning up for lhc new
droft dch:rmcnt lest until nud-
Summer Biology Course to Feature
Field Trips, Nalural History Study
r'our Wt'••k en!.l r1cld tt•P" w 11
IJc m the oCiing tn1 students tak­
mg the summt'T sc j;l(Jn cout SC'
htulngy 21, accordmg to Dr I'' G
Gilchnst, <~f the btology dt:pn t­
nwllt. who \~ rll instru t tht•
croup
Nntural hlslOf) of Ut North
w.•st wtll be studiL>d and du; u •
~ion cln&.!'cs ond prcpJrntlon for
the held tnp. w:IU be held dati
Monday through Thur:;d ~. Th
New Locker Plan in Use
Any luck.s remrunmg on lock­
ers nll••r J urw 2 w11l be destroyed
nnd cunten\s u•ntQ\ l-d. according
tn u bull\•tin ft·om the business
111 mM·• •'s offict>. Aftor Junc.> 2
tudonts muy lll{fn up in Uw
book lore for locks and n~;gigu­
mcnt nf lockN ul $1.50, which
will be ll•fundt•d at end of sum­
mM srh\)()1 Th,• new phm will
l'Clntiol thl' usl· of lock\lrs, which
ufhm n·muin unus~·d wtth lockJ
lt'ft on by studenl.l no lont(er m clnss wtll lenv on Fndn>
l''inH ftcld trip wtlJ b · Ju v 27-
29, t11•ross the OXI ot the Co:;C d
mountnin rnngc. to lud) the ~on
ing ot life In tllc nc t: .a.
Second trip lS Auv.ust 3-.5 n~cl
v. til be to the Dcvtl' Jo kl" a ..... .,
on the const. Burn d nrea lu tc
o nd lok '\\ 111 h<' ob roved
Th1rd and Courth lnp '"til ta.k
the group to Mt. Rntnt r, Au •u
10-12, nnd to Mt. Adoll\!1, August
17-Hl Fl ~rn nnd fnun \\Ill be
l' unnnt;d w tth sonw ltcntion
bclnr. gl\t n lo geolog1col n peels.
Students will rcstdc in for t
enmps nnd cook lhcir O\\ n food
durinc the Cicld tnps Cho~ s wUl
be shared nnd Or Gtlchrist wnrns
I hal mt,:::quito repe.ll nt \\ill be
needed
aecau p or wcnthcl the wtnlt.'lr
months in lhts tlll'CI nCh:r httl
chltnC•' fol' natural hislon· tudy,
but it 1 cmphusitcd thot t~ummt'.s
months 01 t: 1denl Cor tiuch \\ Ql k.
Aa submitted by lnh•rcollcglatc Knighl!l, mc.n's sen.•kc organiJ.Ulion. culh•gl' Upper dt\' wion ('fed It for th
('0\II'Sc will he jlt\'l.'n to those wtth
nd~ua tc bnc:kgruund ,
I P.alron and patronesses w1U ln­
clude Mr. and Mrs. John Stark
E~o•ans, t-.lr. nnd Mrs. RobcrL Mc­
Coy, M.r. and Mrs. Arthur Throck­
morton ttnd Mr. and Mrs Neil
Sabin.
Mallhew 7 Theme
Of Senior Convo
In Gym~ May 24
The S(.'venth chapter of M 11
thew will be used ns the lhem
of the senior convocat1on next
Thursdoy, Mn:r 24, ll a.m. 10 th•
colJeg.- gymnnstum.
Note lle.nth. the rcatu1 cd sen­
IOr sp~.:akcr v. Ill :Jppl) th s• cy
of the mnn who butlt hiS hous
on rnc'ks nd thl mnn v. ho built
his hou on nd, to tbc du·
tln • cntors nnd thet .. futu~
Other prin~'Jples on th~ pro
gram nr<: l'o't rgart't M Vu·k
giv.mg the mvocatlon. M i yn
Bo.' d, \"OC:ll :olt), Man Nelson
trumpet olo, PrN11d nl M r~ m
S Od II Will talk, nd Don
Stnmm, scn1or do !I pr td<'nt.
presentouon of •ntor <:lots ga l
of 1951 to the collc~l'
Don has :utkc..-d thttt cn•or m~.:n
wcnr ~uil!l nnd t mo1· \\if! Ill n.
dres es nnd h cl!: AU :scntor \\ lJJ
meet in front or th(· ,10m t 10·50
m to hne up for lh
ol at 11 .m
Studenls lo Give
French 1Musicale'
The Frt•nch club will pre nt
Its "Mu 1cnlc' t11\ • nfl nil n nt
2.30 m lhc cnmpu the tcr 1--<.'a·
turing ong and dnnee numbct
Coct\XIU'fl pin). L 1-; (liC! d
EU\·es" Y."lll hishlight the pro
gram. Mn11::. Corinne Poutcnu.
club adv1ser 1s the clin~t(lt, nd
Ums Lore•·. Jcn Sprott, E rlc.n ~e
Stn\ \ c1 and Scott 8\!nch thl:' 1c
tors.
Ann Granning ond Jnr.qunn~lti'
Kunzman wlll donee oah ln
Jo, the l<rendt can t'an F.\• r
C!nc is tnvttc(l to thls ~ tnt\ ngnn­
za, n{ cordm ' to M 11 Elll'rb'\,
production dtreclor Page Two
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You and YoW' Ponies •••
llfu i ·al Re:tat nzent
We do NOT recommend changing the concert selections
on the Lev.•is and Clark campus. \Vhat we DO recommend
as an all-out producuon for lhosc who do not especially care
for more profound serious music.
ElsewhEre on th1s page is a letter by AI Lc.hl explaining
the music department's side of the question. He draws the
analogy of the LOG becoming a total humor magazine .
This is essentially noi a good comparison because we
would have to completely overhaul our style but what we arc
asking of the music department is an addition to the present
set-up.
Our own analogy runs this way: if we were lo leave out
the sports section of the LOG with the e..xplanation that it was
no good readmg for the students nnd complaints were to ar­
rive we would feel obligated to appease the desire for a sports
section. •
We have received word from Arthur Coc Gray of the
drama department that all cooperation necessary for such an
undertaking would be forthcoming from that source.
With the students on one side and one-hAlf of the nec­
essMy department ready to help with the show let's draft the
music department.
F. B. C. PlONEER LOG FrldaT. May 18, l9Sl
Knowing Who Takes Test, Why,
Is Test Enough, Writer Asserts
By Don Floron
The torth~.-ommg draft ddcr­
mcnt lcst.s mnv well tnk~ lh~ \.nkt:" • llowcvct·, u lnh'r nnno\tnt:cmt•nt
from the sclrc-th·c scrvac .. bQnrtl,
stfltc brnnch, says thnt ALL stu­
dent 1 "Rtslrnnts should toke ttw
C om, l'CCRrdlt.•ss oC any tlcierrt•d
dnwfH~nt on rch~on ma)' "ct by W1U1out tak·
mg th\: test~ But lhcr~.-I. th1.•
c.1h h; 1f nnd when than .G get
tougher, ns lht:y will lll!Aht, lht>
student who hns shown hls qunh.
ttt•allon.'l 1Tl tlw cxanuoatson "all
huvc .• bncklo~ of "dt•fct mcnt
r.ntcno'' built up. \S an exnmplc of gov.•rnmt ntal
confusion. P<'rsonally, I thmk
they should dl.•fcr, on Ute bmHS or
mtdligcncc and obahty t.:~ nnnl)"lt.
complc. · s1tunuon$. nn~·onc cap·
ablc .of !igurmg out JUSt who as to
toke the dllmcd tlnng.
F1rst announcements pt•rtnm­
mg to the c.xruninnlion p~.untcd
out lhnt deferments would be
granted both on the b:uus of nca­
dcmlc st.and1ng and th~ grndc
mode m the test.
Th~ 'eemed to smply, if 1t did
not stntc lhn .. -clly, that at wru;
raUu~r pomUcss for thOSl' sn U1e
upper crndc ronks to tnkc the
t~t . Tbo roo•on for thia, and it
R'uns '' ' 1 td one, lS thut tht•rc
1 no lllankcl low C\Wering defer·
nwnts under the pn'sc•nt set-up,
l'~ru.-h cOSl' Is consldl·rt~ &ndtvul­
unlly and the test grade and
<'holn!'!Ul' stnndinM m c merely
potnls tn be constdcn.~ ln trying
the andividu3l CliSc.
J\ passing cxnm mUng nnd su­
PCIIOI' sd1olnsllc rank. 10 otlt• ~
words, OJ\' not ::~bsnlute gunr­
:anl~;cs of deferment • . • but
tht•,r Ct.'rU11nly III'C big helps.
Tho who14t thing st•t•ms to boil
down to lhts: At the present tim1'
student \\ ho 1s dt>fetrt.>d ior nny J\n unw llllflgnl" to takl thr
ksl, cvt'n hy a stud,•nt with u :;u
pcrior GPA. usualh tndsc·1tt~
only one thane-tha t he is nlrnid
of (tuhng. Nt·t~lt•ss to suy, such
an n\ttlude, lC dclt.'ctcd by Uw
dmlt board, would not a s1st In
kPf'pmg thnL student out of the
annt'<l scrvtct•s.
Doadtino for fihnr. nppllcations,
n,·nitnble nl tlw locnl st•lt:ochvl
ll1.•rvu·c hl'nrlquarlt'rr. in tht
nnnol'y, has been c:-clt.•ndcd to
Moy 25.
'Fuzzy-cheeked Scholars' Face Draft Test Dilemmas,
After Week of Registration Procedural Fonn Practice
By Chuck Gibb
ln my wcnry w wdt rmgs over
the C".tlmpus thas week I chanced
tC'l meet f:ttl'·lo-fnc-e t:••lccttvc
scn·•cc's latest t'Qntrivanc:.: to
mnke old men out of our .fuuy­
chcekcd scholars.
Tht• contnvuncc wns 10 th~
form of o form, 1f you follow me.
and wns hcndcd. "'fhc Selective
Scn•1cc College Quahficntton
Test Sample"; and. l m1ght add,
u wns o mighty ample sample.
After a brief and lo·the-pomt
mstruction scct10n, Which J om
ccrtrun d1cin't exceed 5000 word!'
there were sections dl\'td\.od mlo
comprchcnshtc readmg, mnLh
problems, nnd word dcfiDtllon
tests..
Just tor k1cks I ~ted to answer
a f~w of the "toughtes .. and hove
come tu the conclusson that lf I
nm an average Am••tscnn lad we
will have :1 pretty large nr.my by
nf•Xl fnlJ.
Scrioual~ . tho test lSn't une of
tho 1. snnp a!fmrs thnt were ts­
sutd to one and all as parL of
the armed Corces ~ntrnncc cxruns rough smcc I cot out of high mcnt npplicntu :m: "l .lm 1 g1 adu­
school."
D•an Howard came out w1th w1th o maJor in science and n
the top gug of the week in my
op111ion. Msss Whurton cumc into mmor 10 fillmg out semester r<!g· ntc nf Lt•\\'JS nnd Clark collcgt•
Ius offiCI! nnd said. ''Dr. Howard, ISlrat111n forms."
do vou know thnl we have be,•n Well. one moro week of dnS!'es •
S\!ndinc ma1l to a dead woman7" ! nnd gnw·ls, etc.. wtll change lo
To wh1ch the dcnn qu1pped, "Oh, thl• tunc of "Old Wheels Never
what address dtd we use'" Die. They Just Roll Awny"· or
A new movement sla1 ted on somcthtng. And lnst on t•vcryonu's
campus last Wlek. It seems the hst (an mor" ways than one) C"ome
port1cipants were slri\'ing t.o gam the finals. This is the time when
add1tionnl credit hours for com-we hn\"C nolhm~ to worn• nbout • plctmg their rcgu;trotion forms. in our hends ... or is 1t nothing
Cnn•t you ~Pe thl.· on nn employ- in our heads to worry about?
Yanks Give Initials New Meaning,
Devise Methods for Coin Substitution
By Ben Floi1ehman
Btl Be'"' ' L • is and
Clark student who grnduat~d in
Junuarv Ill one Of thOSl' fellOWS • signl•d up m cadclc; v:ho discov-
ered he h&d lo be on active duty
bdorc bl'ing called to cadet train­
ing Bill is now 1n Texas nt Shep­
pard field. MFT wlnch doc& not adv1 rtisc
cignrt•th.>s but mt•nns "Lord save
me fn n T1 . ns."
Lellvo it to Ynnkce 1ngenu1ty to
figure thin( OUL
-Additional Recognition I during the lnst war. The old
common s ·n . \ngle hns been rc­
duc<.od nnd apph< nnt.s will hnvr• to
hO\'c a prctt, fair educational rm nfrnid there 1S n slight mlS­
uod!!l'Stand.inC coneernmg thl!
wnte-up on the dnnce decoro­
t.Jons in last week's LOG. chnuman m charge of decornt1ons
and workt.>d long, 1nccssnnt hours
t.o complet.c the work.. Ted Alexander, Bill's cousm,
received a l<:tt< r {rom h1m last
week and !rom the sound of tl
Ball u;n't very happy in tht lone
t u c;tall.'. Thl.!rc nn.• nboul 20 aulomutic
lnundry mad1in1.'fi on the bnse lo­
catr.d in different bnrrocks To
usc one of lht'S~ mnchincs rc­
qwrcs 25 cent p1eet • but our in­
genious airmen dc\'l!iCd n way oC
u mr old razor blades instead.
The only catch wns that lh••
post exchange 1.'\ ,;uppost~ to re­
ceive ten per cent or lhc total
take. When lhc owner of the mn·
chines dumped 25 old rnzor
blades on tht• desk of the PX ot­
fu:cr WI his peret'ntage of lhC
takc there was a Pl•riod of silence
followl"d by unprintabh: \''ords. Although C3rol WJlcox did nn
outsbndmg JOb, I w·nnt t.o state
th_· M :1a.m Holcolmb '\\~ th co-J also wish to thank Donna
Huggms for her imagtnatlvc gar­
den and Bob Jennmgs nnd lrv
Jones for thelt fme work on the
staircase.-Jun Long. background to rcgaslcr nn ode­
quat" grade.
One of the fuUows in McAfee
dorm mulled over the questwns
for n few momt•nts nnd uttered
t.o his buddy, "Gee, Bill, I haven't
seen nny moth problems this He wrote ht• d1dn't rcallzc
· h<.rc were so many stupid inda­
viduuls in lhe sc-rvicc. H !lt?cms
they arc all in hts fhghl bccaust•
if anythrng ts done wrong it US·
unlly it1 n f(.>llow :from h1s group.
Btll't. lcttcd endt·d with LS
BARK OF THE LOG Beach Offers Answer to Floren Column on Literary Publication:
Student Musician Replies to LOG Editorial on Lowbrow Desire
To the .Edit.or·
1 r!!ud with mtercst Don Flo­
ren's arucle in the lnst LOG oncnt
the noed of a campus liternry
publication Hus openmc scntcnc••
wns. "Wonder wh:r 1l isn•t pos­
Sible for Lcwu; o.nd Clark to put
out n deecnt liwrary magazine'"
Alter having joined with other
mt..crestcd parues on ibis campus
ool long ago m n oon~...:rt.ed e.f!ort
to arouse interest among both Jllu­
dcnts o.nd faculty members in JUSt
such :a proJect, 1 think I have nn
nnswer for Floren.
We began by uaing lClJ'l year's
lA.LCh ns a homble example nnd
malting n Lentauvc plan for ibc
klyout nnd mat.crial for n new
mngazmc H WDS to cant.nin t.h~e
work or any student or proft!S.WI
whos~> work passed the editorial
board nnd was to ~ mcunt.a.lncd
by ndv•:rtbmg and wbsc.nptJon.
Pewters and nnnountt>m,.nt.. in
th LOG appl'tlrcd and this writer
held per50nnl i.ntcr.v.1 wa with 12
pro!es.sorz ond a largr. number o1
artudent.s, alJ of whom prombcd
contributions..
The Engliah d • p a ' t m • n t
pledgt'd its aupport and Neil Sabm of the r;pc:cch ari.B dl'part· n couple of months ago the ed1tor zinc. It is de o~ott-d to those ideals
ment cons"nt.cd t.o oct as adviser. und staff members wt•rc pnhcntly ol reporting and wrihng that arl!
The tol.al response was ru; 11)1· cxplatning to C'(•rlatn irate stu-bruilcally gond, .md is a vl!biclc
lows; d·~ts the reasons that the LOC for th\: education of aspuimt
Two poems (short) wns not publlJ;hmg more JOkes, JOurnalists.
On«> e.c;say (not prmtable) campus gossip and mtall talk and Hod lh~ cd1toriol wnter • t.opped
One editorial (I wrote 1t) the lilu w think seriously ubout 111 pro
That's all The LOG'• argumenb v; l'rc po nl, J'm sure he would huvc rc·
There'' Floren'a answer. I reasom bit 1 ,. the J ,OG u; H nhz1.d thot he is oskmg the musil•
share bin view that the.re is a newspaper, not o hum'lr mar.o· and drnmn d(•parlmcntfl to do the defimtc need for n vehicle for , __ ..;_..;_~_......:_..;.:.. __ ..:..:.:.::..:.:..::....._:..::.:..:_::...::.:.:.:..:...::.:..::::..:.:...;__~-----,
the lik!rary work ol the whole
school and I hereby pledge my
wholehearted support 1n any new
and lea.stble ideas hr. may pro·
dU(.'C..
H is. htJwcver, my unhopp)
duly to anform htm the dement
most esu!ntial to a;uch a proJect.
thnt ot ooopcralltm. lJI an some­
what skimpy e;upply. -A Scott
Bench.
To the Editor·
ln last i'·nday's LOC appParcd
an P.dltanal urging "the best of
the musu: &nd dr<1ma depanment s
with u liberal ll('a.!IOning ol olJ thr•
unatU\chcd talent on c.ampus" to
cornbmc m a "muaical oom<:dy or
Bruudwuy type musical rr•vue."
As J remember, not more than u ·~·
I.Jlflcw.l llUbll<:A!Ion 01 llu J8QC!III.Iod 8tud"nu• or L< wla nnd t'll\rk cullf'K•
l'ut.ll.llhcd ,. ~okl) durfng the colin e year. Butuscrtnuon riUtJ: H 00 r•r Y!!ar
~;nt•~r<.>d '"' • on it elf. 111 11 · r nl J'urllnn<l, Orcnun.
EDITOR
FLOYD CUMMINS very tlung that was ~"'nstdcrcd by
the joumahsm deportment not so
long .ugo as nn unrl'B!Ionablt· re­
quest of .t>nous journnlL: t .
Tho muaiao.ns on this campus
are hert' to study mwuc seriously,
und that task take too much
tlmt. lo enable them to PL•nd it
on pt oduC'lions Crom wh1ch htllt•
of tmpnrtant musical ~.:duc,lt ionnl
value to the indiv1duol could bt
gamed.
I pca-r.onolly tukc my hat off
to th1 spll'ndld Job donc by the
Krtppn and Alphu Gumma groups
on thNr wvu~w and hopt~ lhnl it
WIIJ continUl' In lhl fulUfl:, With
pl'rhnps, an in\'llntion for us:~lst­
nnct• to thOt!l' muo:c1c mnjors who
feel nn mtt-r1•st and m•cd for t'X·
pcricncc in lhnt medium or ('n­
ICJ'tOinm~nt.
The• more of t.hcsl' shows, thf'
b• tll•r, but plt•nse don't ask . en·
ous musicians to d••votc Wt•t.•ks o(
thPII hnw to the f'ntcrl;llnmcnt
of C m:ly I quul#· the editorl:1l wri·
1••1') "lhl• lowbrowK .''
W1th nil dUt· u·spPC'I lo o llnc
writL·r und n good frit,nd, Norm
Schwtng(•, I l'emuin,
AI Lchl. l9Sl
y,
ts
t lak­
s llu:
s get
t, the
quult ..
1 WIU
rment.
c Uw
n IU
icalf:s
a froid
, ~uch
y the
IISl in
:>! the
:&lions,
<'CtiVC:
the
(.-d to
1as,
ce
gradu·
·ollegt•
:md n
r reg-
clns.c:<-'s
1ge to
Never
ay'' · or
·yonc's
~come
when
about
othing
at?
g,
~ion
Ycrtlsc
ii snvc
mty to
om a tic
nse lo­
;;. To
cs rc-
ur in­
~·ay or
~end.
ot th.-.
lo n·­
~ total
e rna­
razor
PX of·
of the
il£'1nce
vord.11.
1red by
not so
l;>lc re·
s.
.am pus
·iously,
much
?t!nd ll
littk
:nlmnol
IUid bt•
hat off
b)' tht
groups
that it
'• Wtlh
ll!llUBl
rs who
lor c
of <m·
s, tht•
It !ll'rl
eeks of
lnmcnt
al wra-
n I inc
Nnrm
Lchl. Frldoy. May 18. 1961 Pl01'1£ER LOC -
On the SOC!(// Stde . with Darlene Deffenbaug h GR uild to RudndCobm eGdyay College Engineers Report Progress
ecommen e y r O C . f N LC C Outstanding Music Student sl~l~: Stl~gym~~~-,:~~ol w~k~ n onslrucllOD 0 ew ampus
S 1 d b E •1 D J sufldPnly rccciVL'S o hundred By Bryco While In cnUI'CLY the headquarters Qf e ecte y psl on e ta lovely garl stutknlls w the theme Corutrudaon as nenrang compte· Bull.
of ''Thr• Hnppa••st Dnys of Ynur lion on o $50-100 Lewas nnd Clark The new ~~ru~tructaon compnny
l.lfc," hiJorauus comcdy-romonc•• colh!J:c cumpus. Englnc•'nl report unde.rb1d oll oth~r !Jnns, nnm~ly It 'ems thnl M~ .. 1 .. u a nth ."!'t •1 Hlt.. for the Sl'lC'ct a on nf lrwely
r,nlli to honur who n.'prcs~·nl schools 01· urguna:wtaons m vonous ac­
ll\< ltws. Sud1 n pPrson 1 Arlie Dolt'" J lull 6l'DIUl' mu11lc mraJnr, wh(l
wns tll'lcl'tl'd b)' nwmlwas of r-:p,.Jon D1 Ita chnplt•r, Mu l'ht Epstlon,
os tlw outstnnd1ng st•nmr nl\lsic stud~nl In llw sm orlt ,., II• •1 nrnnL•
tmd IH'<'ompllshmunls will hl' St!r'll tn be Judgl•d wath otlwr t•ntriPs
fmnt chupll'I'S nil ••VI'! llw U.S. The ll'lltonul w1nn~a· will h1• rlWilrdcd
n schnlur lnp lur yruduuh• 6tudy.
A principal l'{ llu l with lht• cSst·~ for mu• t on 1,,.\\ 1 uud Clnrk symphony nnd tht• g1 •Hlp when tht•y
tht.J Lewis und Clnrk
the Po1 tlund Chnmbcr orchestru, c:nmpus. • • • Aria(' llall was the co-wtnne•r of
the 1948 Mu Phi r~:l•ocmuon
uwnrd gavcn ln thl• oul5londang
wornl\n mustc sludl'nt. She hns
bt'l'n contrnltn soloasl with the
college• s~ mphnny sanginr, a group
o! sungs \\ hach 5hl• urdll•$lrntcd ns
well ns pnrtinpntang 1n thf' choir,
bond, Cl\!lt•m lJic \\'(11 k und chotr
directing.
• •
Now ofhcora of Alpha Gamma
\\ iII b1 o ' I 1 c 1 n I l y lnstnllcd
Wt:'dm'sduy, Mny 23. at tht• hom~
of Pat Kephart. Varginlo Wlon
was clcetcd pn•sid~nt: Hch.-n Ilnn­
nuh, vin·-pn•sidt•nt; Shcrh Stcw­
tn l, st•c•rt•lnn•: \'cs no Hngcn, so·
cinl Sl:crl'lar): Mnrgc Dodgu, trNI·
surer: Jovcc Jurvu;, maa"$hull: • Clnrn Rumnwl, hastorwn: Trel
Tntor, \:Ouncal rcprcsl1nlntivc:
Mnry Hooper, chnplnin; B~tly
Bissau, pledge m1stress: ond Joan
1-:lhott, LOG n•portt!r .
• • •
A joint sorority picmc was
spllnsorcu hy the Inter-sorority
eouncU Mny 16 nt ·l p.m. on the
lower l~pus. Tlus wns the first
of sur.h pac:mcs plnnned to include
all sororatlc!l. Tht lootbnll gnme
Ct.ncklc) officint.A•d by Ellen RO\\ •
Icy nnd Don Sempcrt wath each
son)laty plnymg one quarl~r
cupped the •ntcrcst over thl' oth·
cr actJVtllt•s includmg volll·y ball.
folk dnncing nnd swrmmln~.
•
Swlmming, so!1ball and hone·
sho~.: cuuph:d wtlh a wacncr ro,l~t
and campfart' wall be lhc f«'ntured
:o~tlrnctions plunnt:d Cor nll cduca­
tton muJors Saturday nfl•?rnoon
and cvl'nang, Mny 19, nl Ariel
dnm, Wnshsngton.
Sptmson•d by lhl• Future Tcach­
t'r& of America. thss ptcnac wtll
mnrk tht· do.e of the yenr's nt.'­
uvatscs wslh n cnmpfirc tnlk by
Dr. Morgan S. Odt:ll on "What
LewiS nnd Clork Expt:<'lS of Its
Teachers ."
• • •
Five womon muaic tudenL<~ be­
carne mcrnbt•r of Ep· ilon Delta
clulptcr, Mu Phi Epsston, nt the
mtllntion \:t:lcmony Thun;day.
Mny 17, in the· drnwm& room of
Pululine Munor. Nuw members
01 t! Ol•lorcs M~nstcll, Win nit.' Car­
lock, Virgintu Noa·man, Barbara
ltcddon and Jtml'l Brnndt?. Instal­
lotion of n<!w o!CicPrS tollowcd.
Burbura Fur be !:I, 1 ctiring prcsi­
dl.'nl, pn~idcd nt both ecrr>moruPs.
• • •
Earli ~r. lhl'' group of Mu Phi
t:ps11on gnve us nnnunl silvt.•r teo
in the thawing room. The purpose
ot the l••a ts to raise mont'y lor
musJc scholarsh ips awarded t•och
year by lht• group. Arlit.• Dale
Hull, contrnlto; Clam! Walker,
''iohnist; Margaret McVicker,
Eunit:c Wolfo• nnd Eugene Kang,
pianast.s, prvvidt•d thl' progrum
• • •
George Bbhop w11l pwscnt a
mwucnl pro~o:rum 1)1 !lonA& and
l'ommt•ntmau on them. with Eu·
gent Kinv. nccornpnnytnR, nl the
unnuol tt•u rntwtln(l of lhl' Port·
lund brruwh of lht: J\mcncnn At~
~ocrtt lwn uf Unavu ltv Wornco •
(rom 2·1 p,m Mnv 19. dr·owmR
room of Pnlutanc Mnnor.
• • •
1'hu; oryu.na.tntion hns u mem­
bcrahip o( 750 Portl11nd women
ga uduutt•& ur . .lccndltcd colh•f(cS
und unlv••rtiiH' or thl!l number
m ,, 1>1, 1' rcedn llurt.-.Celd, Miss
Kulhc•ranr: Arnold, and Miss MU­
drcd Wharton, who will be hnsl-Officers for yoar 1951-52 wert•
chosen at the Apr11 mtJPtang or
lhc f'uculty women's club with
Mass Ruth Chmdgnm. president;
Mrs. w .• rrcn Smllh, VlCc prcSl•
dent: Mrs. Robert Duscnucry, sec­
retary: Mrs. Robt·rt McCoy, trcn·
sun•rj Mrs Alva Grnham, pro­
gram clmlrmnn .
• • •
Colhccon, home economics in·
lP.n•st club wlll present n slylt•
show to lho faculty woml•n and
their gut•sts os purl <lf the Mny
mcdang this uftt•rnoun, .Mray 18,
an I~alnlanc Manor.
•
Jnspoction of the new ct.•ramac
tudw, lo whtch the league guvc
$3000 for llB romplctinn, wall
hsghlighl the unnuol mcl!lang of
thl' Women's lengue next Tues­
day, l\lny 22.
In addition to thas, in the c:hnp••l
wall uc tho pr~cntnt1on by col·
leJ:C players or ChekhCI\·'s ploy,
"A M&rriogc Proposal," darcctcd
by EltznbcU1 Dovas Gordner .
A tea an the drnwmg l'OOm of
Palellnc Mnnor will :foiJow. Pres­
ident Morgan S Odell will ad­
dress the league and 1nstnll new
offact!rs.
Those nommnlcd on•: Mrs.
Frnnk Alliscn. prcssd<:nl: ~trs. J.
W. Copeland, Mrs. fo;ugcnc Dn,•­
tdson, Mrs. r.torgun Odell nnd
Mrs Enc Clork, \'IC:t•-pn•:;ithmts:
Mrs. Rov Wood, recording .cere·
tnry; Mrs. A. B. Osb(lllll', corrcs­
pondmg !l!•crPtury; Mrs. Duane
Lnwrcn~c. treasu1cr; Mrs. Ralph
Mort, attorney-at-low; Mrs. J.
Richnrd Ward, chnarmnn or key
women: Mrs. J. W. Gould, mcm­
bcrshtp ch01rmnn.
A spcctnl lunchcvn !ol' the
bomd mcmucrs und lhctr guests
1s beang plnnncd nnd served by
Miss Knthertn f' DcWitl in lhl: col-
lege ca!eterm
• • •
Mombors of tho GCJ man club
\'lll p l nac Jt 5 p 01 tt the college
bnrbecuP Mnv 23. Pnt I~nncc wall •
bl' m chorgc of nn rmgcments.
• • •
Elva Meckling, Sl~~rdury lo
Dt. m 1 hu t: Ct•ld, unnounccd her
t•ngagemcnt to Ll'Wl, Robl.•rts, n
jt!Wt'lcr in Bultcl, Otegon, al lhl•
house mcl'ting ol PulnUnc Mnnor
Mnv H. The• \V(•ddlng is plnnncd • for lhe t•nd oC Jul\'
• •
Pulling mlo action ull the lheo­
lll o1 tood , ·ook< ry .And rcctpcs
thl"y hnvc lclllncd this yc01·, lhc
rood~ nnd nulrataon clnss on April
25 plonncd and served u cluckcn
dinnt•r 'to six guests-Mrs. Mor­
gan s. Odell, Mr. nnd Mt·s. B. A.
Tho"tcr, ?.h Churh•.s Hnldors,
Mr. l\'nn llou cs, Mtss Ellen
RuwlL'y~md thcar in.lructor,
Mrs. llelen Ha1tncss.
Followtng tlw dmnl'l plun
wc.'rc mndt• Ina' n buffet supper
w, t h spughetli and n mc,ldt:d iiUJ
1ad topp~ ofr wath apple pu: and
I<'C! c1 \!Om Apall 30 uy lln'lll: ~ad:
Louu t Hannah, Vh glnan Wwn.
Allcl Kadn, Zoe Soulhwltk, Jh'l
l'n Doi((, Gloa in Gow c.1nd Aile£'
Peakt'-Ill! vc•a y IIPttJnlly In
\'lll'd gu~shl (thl•ir "(ellus") who
were: AI Finlny, Bob llalkt!n, YoJl
Kat~o, Ol'Ol gc SCQU, Malt Zusmnn,
Jat'k Bostinc und Lar1y BNt1nm .
Th~.: 'tlt' dtnnct'S mns ked the lan;t
u c of the new linen tnblc doth,
t'r.)'!!tfll nnd s.nlnd forks JUSt 1c
n•nth· nddcd tu tht• dtt~a• tmttnt. , •
• whach opens this f'riduy ot the• i.hnt lht> pr•JJ«'•'l wall b~ finished bccnu I' they hnd a monopOly nn
ond rcndv fnr demon lr<lUon r.omc buihhng mlllcraula. C:uild thrmtro, walh J.)Opulnr B1lt•
l!lh corn .. dy atni'S Alolllulr Sim lim•' in the next two wcckr.. Th•• rutor blndc• ond b l11a
u (I N Bllll ll""'d "r"'hat"t'\ w-~.ll m~·rkc'n hnd tu!cn corner d nncl Mnt(turcl Ruth••r(ord in tht• n. • • "'" " "-... • vuu .. ..,
co-sturrang leads. wurns thr~ugh thol C•cvcupnnc:y wcckks In ndv me•~ by thP fum.
Thl' piny is dc~crabcd by Ar-wall perhups 0""''r be rcuhzcd
t hur C'nf' <.: rny, dramu luJBrl, os sancc 1 he "cnmpu.s'' I !I huaH an
n "must" ror nll students and r •pika unc m<·h to Corly teet.
Th•· sculc mod••l will be com· tucully m••mht!rs whiJ PnJOY n good ·Iough plete With bualdang!, ronda, can-
Students wi11 he ndmiltcd nt toun;, trecJl nnd ven tt~hrubs, nil
In their nnturnl colors the specinl pracc of 135 ccnlS.
Japanese Admire
Displaced General
"We lov" h1m"-thnt's the wny
the J tJ)tmesc !c~l obout G ncral
Oouglus MacArthur, nccardlng to
Seatnku Shinznto, cxecutlv~.; scc­
rctnry or the Oklnowu TcnchCJ"tl
nssocantaon. who VlSll~ the comp­
us lost Fm}(t_y mornan ' under the
uusptces of th(• Nntional Educn·
Lson nssocinUon.
Bcgannang Ius tour in Dcccm­
bt•r, Shanzato hus b!'!(;n vasating
schools nnu tcnchcr l!roups here
in the stnl•$ to learn up to date
educnllonnl mcth®s From hPre
he plnns to \"isil Eugene, Snn
Frnncasco nnd the ooy oren be·
fore l!alling horne the first or
Jun"
A luncheon wns held in the
north room or the cafctcran an
honor of Shsn7.ato nnd Jopnncsc'
students as weU ns members of
the odmirustralaon and educnuon
dcparuncnt \\ere mv1tccl.
Shmzato lo t hiS fnmily during
the American lJombing of the is­
ltmd ns did hi: brother but he • hus deep rcspl!ct for the Amcri-
cnn way of hfc and wnni.S to
lcnrn about our schools. -Harrington Goes East
To Presbyterian Meel
John 8 Hnn-mgton. cb:unn11n
or lhl.! philosophy department. Jell
Thursdrw (or Cincm.natJ, Ohto,
to represent Portland us tts com·
tn1ssioner to the nnnual tncctmg
of the General Assembly of the
Presb} t{!n!ln church, Muy 23 to
30 He will conduct the n1ornmg
devotional Muy 28 on the theme,
"Christum Educatirm"
Chaplnin Harrington wiiJ also
attend the onnunl conference and
meeting of thCl Association of the
Prcsbyt~rinn Umvt.•rs•tv Pnstors -nt Montrcar. Nnrth Carolina, June
20 to 27. Repn•sentotavc s from nil
the Prcsuytcrian colleges in oddl·
twn to the university directors or
the Wcstmanstt:or fowtdalmn wtll
be prt. nt
Jobs A vaila.ble
An mlt:rVll \\ l r · !l, ummcr
woa·k wath F•cldcrnCt Inc. \/Ill be
an lhe ph.«ccm••nt ofCtc-c Monday,
Mny 21, from I :311 to 3 p.m. to
talk '"•tth both men und women
sludcnl-:.
SHIBD -HAD -TID Th•• project a!! bcfng conr;tructed
through the efforts of Bull's car­
tography clo cs, nntl \\ alh the u&c
or rnzor blades to b:ll a wood ns
bualdmg mntcnnl&
Bull, alder! by Rfllph Phllhps,
Rny Shoemaker, John Fcuz and
None~ Lcuper, nnd o cr w of 40
laborers, plnst.c.rs. snndcn. chisel­
ers en mminturc lmvc been on the
joh ~vcrnl we ks, wath no plnns
for let-up unlll the lost blotch oC
pumt hllB been opplaed.
The silc o! construcuon as in
th~ west end oC the Bustncss Ad·
mhustrntlon building, cn\'eloping
Seniors to Give Music
Extravaganza Tuesday
~ n. I I l l' e
college mustc 11how on Tu d •,v
at II o.m in the Cnmpu.s thro tc.r.
Vt)Col d mon trat10n wall b
glvcn by Arll~ Dale Hull Utnort"
WcJJer nnd Bob Young
On the instrumental sada.:, G nc
King will solo on the paano, and
Ball Bodey wall piny selected
numbers on the violin.
A combo wtJl bt• et up walh
Hnl Kasler, D1ck Webb. Bob
Cm.rns, L o llrown nnd Man·
Nelson fcnturcd.
Campbell at Spokane
Davad C •mph« II .. .. i 1h pro­
f• sor of musac, hns returned
from Spokan•• wh,•r" he spent
Muy 6-!l acting os panno ndjuda­
cntor for the Washmgton State
Mus•c Tca~hers nssocmuon. He
alsn wns judge of n cont t to se­
lect u ololst f'rom 12 a parnnts
to appear with the Spokane or­
chcstrn in the Moulrt A mnjor
piano conc~r to.
Lindsay Wins SlOO
Lesbe Lmdsa)'., sophomore B_'\.
mOJOr, th1s week was named win·
ncr of lhe $100 tu1tlon nwnrd of­
tercd by the Oregon Purchruilng
Agents nssociutttm. He won the
prLZe on n paper prcs\!ntcd to the
ns.o;ociahon on the topic, '"Munic:t­
pnl Purchnsing :u; A Curl.'er,"
wh1ch wns n.~ommcndcd by one
ol the Jud~cs lo u~ocantion mem­
bCl'll ns "good rcudmg."
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A tAUNOU -GIUIAT fUM fro• ta.. ttedloa ol AIIJIAN .. a •oiDA Ex-LC Student
Returns Home
From Europe
Danny Comphcll, '50 education
graduntc, 1s hom•• rrom Cl nmc­
monlh Europ nn JOunt wtlh n
French c il!cur nnd mu tach
gUtsc thnt nearly stumped hts
best fraends.
l..nlll September Danny I Ct lor
Paris nboarrl the I'lc de France.
It wa.s.n't long befor ' f.l Frcnclt­
spcaking !nmtly t k hun Jn
"When you're unable to gel whnl
y•>u wMt by pigl!On-Frc.m:h, you
learn the language fnsl." snad
Danny.
Making Puis his headquarters,
he Clrst toured ~outhe.rn Frnn ,
and then crossed tht• Pyrenees in·
to San Sebast.mn. Spnsn Madrad
nnd Granodn were his moin stop­
ovl!rs Granado, oldl!!t c1ty in
Europe, hQlds the rondcst spot in
hiS m~mones.
North Alrlca wan next • •
Casablanca, Tangaers, Algu~rs.
Turu.o;. "Tht! French influence is
very st.rong,'' he reported, nnd .. m
the lost ten years these cities bnve.
been rc\'nmped nnd now the,)• o.re
ultra-modern. Howe'll\!1', each c1ty
has its .ArabtD.D distnct, wh1ch is
very old, and the Souks are bound
1.r b~ tradition and custom."
Ho wenS to Pak•mo , Sit:!ily,
lh~ncr to Naples nnd Rome.
where he vistt•~ fncnc.ls. Return·
tog to T':ms, he arraved JUSt an
Lime to cclebrnt.c ChrlitmlU eve m
the PariSian style.
B•fore leanng France, he cy l'­
lcd through the chntcau country,
''but never ogam," rcll rntcd
Danny, .. when tral.ru ore o
chcnp nnd wh~n \\ olkmg through
chateau requl.r<!S Bll the ~trcngth
and energy you hnve. c) cUng ts
to wily unn t'cssary ...
"As most J\mt'Tiatns sa~, 1t s
good to be home," s1ghed Danny.
AN OREGON
BANK
Completo bonking tocilltlet •••
prompt, court~ua service •.• at
ony branch of Th~ Unitttd Sta111
Norionol 8onlt.
• Chtcklnt eccoom
• Savla91 a«o••h
• Banlt·bJ-•ril servia
• loou ef all kiiHis
•a.•lt M.'"J Ord.,.
• 6Ht c••cb; ,.,......._.
dlecb; trntltn clltt''
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11) "" "'>l't4t~ N Olt•O O"'
NOW .\T GuILD THEATRE w \h Students 65c ~:.. v.:11 llltmller re4U'&l Depoe.tt lluanaoe
Gowpontloa Pove Four
Bob Misley to Receive
Outstanding Athlete Cup
Bt>b .M1scly. thrt"C'-) cnr lattcr­
m n m bnsebnll and t\\ ;..mono­
cram wmner 1n both bnskl•tlx ll
and football, wns s"le<:lcd b) h1
fl'llow tenm-maws to rt.--cl'l\1'(! tJu.•
&mor athletic award nt n rec~nt
meetmg o.r the letterman · d11b ~:nd !':On, Wll!i: d f n51\'(' qunr­
terback on the 1950 chnmpionslup
squad
The lcttcmllm nl!'o lcctcd offi­
cers for th~ rommg :venr. The.J.
nr • F.rnnc1s Co , pre ldt•nt: Jim
Goddtu'CI, \ Jet!-Pil'<lcil•nt ; Chnl'l1c
Hudson. sec& t.nr..) -trcn urc1 .•• no
Bal'i O'llnrn, ~rgcnnt ot t~rms PIONEER LOG Friday May 18. 1951
Fixmen's Chance of Keeping Truck Crown
Hingeson Division of Points Among Others
:\ tttJe-aeumn mg. undl! 1 d[lg
L.ewas and Clnrk Ll"ock squad trn­
v~ls to Snh•m tomoa row for whnl
proml!(('S to be n hotly-dbput~
:-;orthwcst con rca cnc--c lt nl·k meet
\\'allnnwtt• 's DL•t~r cnts, p1 o,·cn
stn>ng In tiunl nwt'ls, nt<' Jlt•ncr·
ally \'C.,ncedl.-d to hi! lhe I ('CliO to b~nt, '' lth WJutmon nnd the Pio­
n• crs nlso gaven ronstd~rnhon.
Pcsplt.~ ~•''''-'TC hurts snfhck>d by
grnduOUQn nnd SN\'IC'C culls, tht•
Ph.lOCCt'S still po~css SI!\'CI :~1 of
tht• Clulstand tn.: ctmh•rnwn m the
l'On(£ l cnCl 1'1om•crs' chnnc for v1ctnry lies
ln the ul\'u;ion of f;Ccomls nnd
tturd Otn(lllg the other schools
compcllng.
Mu;ely '' tll re\X't\'e tlt.:: troph),
dt:noting him n:; the out.stnndmg
othl«:!te or the graduntJn <'Ins:.; of
1951, ot the E.en1or con,•orollon. Tilts This Weekend Close Sprl.nJor .Bud Wbilo. qunrh 1 •
nulc~ f, an~· Cvx • hnt-pulll'r
Don McCollum und Dtck Barger
111 the polc-vnult, pronm:c to pick ln n Juno-up 101 On• L'ontcr"'nct•
mt.:L•I. the l•'bon1 n look third pluc~
bunt me in tiH.' Pu• tlnnd unavca"S­
llY uwatuttunnl nwl•t on tlw
HooliCVI!lt lu.:h sl'ttool oval Sntur­
doy. Whttmnn won th~ ntl'Ct with
the host Pilots second. Bob cn~bt the pa. t two year!!
for Wnr.ren ~mtlh's dtnm"nd ere''
and wns numbc.r one reret\'t-r tht
prmg unul n shouldc.r snju") put
btm out !or the ~n H( now a.s
thtrd b:tSC coach for the Paoneers. P • B b JJ s up points for the OrnnltC lind lOneer ase a eason I Blnrk. Big I .. C dcficu~ncy b; dCJ>th. Bud Wh1tc, LC's g• cat ~pl'in te1,
lut h1u top time for the t:1·cund
thu•• sn Ius ctu cl!r hy runnmg n
{17 hundaNI He nlso captured the
220 m the tunc o! 22 3 nnd ran n
ll on the wannlng relay team. 'l'hr. Bl'arcnts defeated them sn n
Worrcn Smlth"s dmmond '"~''' Pactftc dl'oppcd lhc Smuhmcn dual tn1...'Ct by laking t•h.·,·cn out
In bn.skctball he ploycd both
guard nnd forward nnd, m the brings ats 1951 cnmpmgn to n the :foltowmg d.ny ~· n 10-9 count, ol :fifteen second plnccs In n SIX­
close Uns week-end, meetm~ nnd In so dome cxcllnnccd the tcnm m~:ct, howc\'cr, wtth l'nch
' nttlc Pnc1ftc's Falcons m a cellar-spot m loop tnndlngs With school entering only one or two Ute losers. P.:Jc1f1c rnlllt.!c'l f01 £tvc Don McCollum put th~ shot 4-:1
fl'll 1 -rmd-onc-holf mchcs Cor
hts bt:st effort or the vc:~r und a Croson Develops
Design Technique ''''lD b11l on F'isher facld Snturday . runs m the mnth Cor tlw \\ m
Thmgs hn,·e been JookU\G up with o dssputcd dec• 1on on o foul men m each C\'enl, W1llnmcttc
should bl! less nblc to cnpattthzc •
\\in m thot ('\'~nt. Hl• did not
lor the Paoneers Uu. past w~-e ~, ·'~unng promtncnlly . <ln Its numencal suength. The
---------~~------~-----------------------------plhcc an lhl' discus throw although
he ho.d cxccllcrl ot 1t nll wc\!k In
After graduation, LC students as they fosh1oned n tw o-wm ret
ord out of s1x gnmc.s playNI nn_
\"ellture ~m the cnmpus mto the Jost the other iour by n onc~run
"orJd to make tbe&r mnrks on mruogm m cnch cnsc
Cl\'JlitnUon nnd ircqucnUy fur­
ther the 'name and prestige of
the.tr old nlma mllt~r. The LOG
recently recc1ved an nrticle from
the Rochester lN. Y.) Dcmoanbc
Chrorucle whieb told or the dev!!l­
opmcnt of a new art process b~
two ) oung specu;hsts.
The chiei de\'elopcr of the proc­Tuesday .Sort Stoln hurled lne
locals tr1 B 7-4 \'ICtory O\'Cr CJnrk
Junaor college nt VnncoU\ cr
Stc.m gn,•c up nnly !1\'C hsts and
wluffcd rune. A quartet of dou.
bles hlghhghtcd the Lo.:w15 an<.
Clnrk attack. pro.cucc.
The mtll• relay tcnm of Wh1te. Year-End Recognitions Go
To 66 at Annual May Fete Dn\ e Rndmurc, copt:un Herb
W till oms ond Cox turned !n a
HtghLghting 'Mny Day nctivilll's wus th~ uv. ardinR of ycl.u-cood 3:30 7 time. I.ap t1mes wert!
t>nd ti'cogntllons by organtzulions on campus to student:; and Crtends \\'hilt'. 53.3: nndmou.• , 53.-l; Wit­
of the collt•ge Cor lcad~rshlp, schulor:~hip nnd ~el'\' ice to tht.: college. linms, 52.:•: Cox-, 51.7.
Thost• who rcccl\'ed Gold Kl'YS for student ncllvttle~ and H'rv- D1ck ll.Jr{:"r til'd !m· second in
1ce were: Stanley Blair, Mnry Lou Campbell, Susan Cook, Hnn y thl' pnle vault nnd Norm Comp­
Godsil. Nathan Heath, and Mtu gnrct McVicker . , ton and John F'letchuU t.cd Cot
LorlS Loree was gi\'Cn the• Mu Pht Ep:;ilon award to tb~ freshman fourth m the shot. Chnrlic Bud-
woman music mnJOr fot sen·acc to the college. son plnocd tourth m the high
.r\Jphn Ps1 Omega drnmo plaque was gavcn for acting, to Dewey Jump ns dad Don Whitbeck sn
Harless nnd Pntricm Thornton, and for production to Mary Ellerby thl! Jn,·chn.
nnd Nancy Pltmnn. 1 ============================= ess 1S Jo.hn Croson. "48 gradu..1te The: other "m wns garnered 1n
af LC, who utilu:ed a variety or the second-gnme of Snturdn) ·~
methods such as :sandblnstmg, double-hcnder wath Vanpm t b)
ac.td etdun_g, low tcmpe.rnture a 6-4 counL Dnlc Hunt went the
ed Dc>nl11l C:nylord wna hont•roo 1111 tl1~ ~ and prunting in produc- route and gam crcdat for the ouutnnc lln.: .,._lor and "'NI """rd' d portsession mg a new techruque o! nrchitec- win. spncang stx h1ls. The V1kings lh• "•tl.tltry Jon• M••morlal tro11h>
turnl design adnptable to glass, won lhe opener, 5-4, nt the C..'\':· tntmmurnJ 11kl rnclnc MHardl! wcr" By Don Floren
m.arblt; metal :md wood mnte-pcn.se of Ed Paul Iff'•" to (wom..,n) Ellub.th td.• t1 \-============================== l "'"'" 1 Hnl&•h i:':cl un -rmls. By '31.'0ldmg -the D~ :for Soutbpa- Ho-..;-"'•ar•1·n i, .... k ... d W'h l th t '-~~ b lJ 1 d--' h • G A .. .. ..... ~ • '"" " Tl, All•ha G 111111A uoo 11cbul ~ lllfll Y IS t a ~c a , common y regar o:u ns t e • rC'Ot mer·
h.lmd-tnmsfening the sketches to homs "ath Portland umV.:!l'Stty's to o ,,, • n In~:" a~tu•l•'llt wnt< wartl c1 icnn Sport" und ccrLamiy w1th 01 terrific following nmong th15 coun-
the :rnate.nnl. the east has been John BeelC Mondo~· ln an ··lf!\'"'n to Nb.ll ~ per ~l.cmn ltho ro-o-I~'"' • i bl d . _ ... " th•· lnt• r urorlu llcholt&nohh• ~·u.' try s sport ng pu tc, cnnnot ex ten &ts nppcnl from the proCessional
exceedingly minunized. Inning toughsc which the Pilots fur th~ third Nm reulh• tlnw JnlO thl• collcgm te und prep rnnks?
Croson combmed his process, won. 1-0. Becac t down four-For • n lc•· t(l '"" t"oll• A:• 1~, nn.t College fool bull, bnskctboll 3nd even trnck
which took six months to ~r.fcct tC"'D n100.....,,.... \'tn tit"' '"ruff aoul" thr. .-nll or dut), .. 1!1). fnr all>' nu Ill· 1
d ~ ,. '"' ...... .., " " " h• no n(l lx rrltnc:l nr 111 c~>lh ,o I tl!ums, to a GH?at\'r t•.xtcnl thon thL dt'l.tnond squads,
\\'llh the arttstlc tnlents or Frc whale Mnrtin rd.nlnl d b'-' sv. ISh-'" r• liuh:hlc' h) Quo "II MM'I u I . { h . "I .... ..,~.l....., tcr Insutu•·• of ~ rhr hh:hol botoo• bo•tt•OI•·(I "" ""' recet\'C' suppurt rom t eu· n pecliV" student ., t:Y"""• .n.uu, .... , ~.<.: &ng eleven PortJnndcrs.. Both nn, bod' l b b 11 't th 1 Technology mstructor, und das- h l aes: y~· usc II games, as wt ness ost.. P o.yed
h clubs rach>d up e1g t hns. one of I 'fho11.. knh;htc>d '", u l mu h Jm • h~re at Luw1s nnd Clark. arc notnbly void of a
play o! their work 3\'c been them n double by LC s Junmy Hut~Lor• . ling a~n ut m. "· l•r I •J. Sizable oudJ<'nce. exhibited nt :the Rt..-ndel .Memonal L•ut •rh h•ntl or lhf' l•"lllh.'nl , ..... ul' TsuJimurn. dcJ>arlnh nt, Phllllu !\I('Ailhn.,r, h• '"' fl cnn hnrdly be the iau.lt of the game-for. as building and the JcwlSh home for M llu 1nrs11 ndrnlllh!l.rntlun, Ur John the ancd Ul Rochester Their ideas ' In conference :ICliCln, the Ph-Andrrl!lon. hMUI of tho rtiiJ;Ion oh. poinu:.-'<1 nut, baseball hos a proven nppenl with thP.
e. • • l'ourlln .. nt ~;hart.- Uiil0ol'1!, mnruu~ r Inns I nutsh 11 th d. Cf' lt · C th hO\'C been pre:;utted to a great n~"f!rs dropped o 7-6 nod to W1l-.r ttc • ..-.11 •Ltr" H•••r~;•• "I' Ill')" • n a l' c 1 ICU Y IS one o c prep
number of archi:~ts. and Croson Jamcttc at Snlcm on M.) 10 Mnr- r~~·ci.,~ o:.~c:ndt."C:::~::i:Lfr; J~!:.·r:~!l nnd college game fnshng to COtnt' up to stnndard:;
and Mcy·er plan to introduce thetr bn took the lo Druce Longbnlln ~wfr' JU~II1,f;;_ ~~;;1, ~~:~:: r~;:.~ ~ Don Floren set by pro hnll.
\\'ork nnlionnu,. in the near fu-was the Paoni!Cl' h1tttn~ slnr wnh r•r" lOt • lit nf alit ,..,, Ui uo1 , "lllrk Now 1 hove n•'\'Cr seen ° maJor-league game
• t • blo • d t 0 RBI' M ·II IT'll ('h•h AI"' &. \ 1 tor 1'r rul, but I understand from those who hnvu that, after watching the big ture '"0 W S nn \\ · fort , r J•r• ldrnt of u,,. \\ om.,n 11 ";lffu• nd • ln. Jtuth u "' rorm r leaguers in action, tl is dilficult to be content with watching any-
Golfers Capture Loop Title
Pa~ b!' run Kraus. who shot a 149 Jor medalist bonon.
Fnusk Akins' Pianeer goUon brought home tho Northwest c:on­
forc~nu crown from a rainy. 'llriod-swept Top O'Seoti goU c:oune
lasJ Friday. They f'misbod far in front of tho field witb a com·
bincd 5eore of 6l8 to runner·up Willamette 'a 642.
l.l waa Sho only spring Gporl cbnmpiomhip for the Pioneers
ibis aprl.ng cmd prorided somo moasure of c:on10lation for the
showing of LC teama. exc:opling track, in other fielda.
Manh Smith. ordinuily number one for the local linlaters .
dlot a lSI. to tiD lor third among indi•ldual scorn.
Rounding out the fou.r-mcm cbampiotuhip squad wero
Mac Little. who C'aJ'dod a 154. and Tom Sammotu. 164.
Wahl Loses in Conference Net Finals
Lew W<lhl numlrer onr-mnn on the Lewis nnd CJnrk tcnms
te..tm. rcschcd Lhe fmals of Lhc Northwest conference net meet, only
to bow m championship play to Btll McKay of Whilmnn m thrt.-e
sets Scores were G-8, 6~3. G 3.
Wnhl, who hnd drnwn a b) c in th~' fmrt round, defeated Don
Gassaway of Linfield an litre<' S~.:ts to earn his way mto the finals.
MatChes w re played ot the Irvmgton club Frldny. &dumnl crlllar>. thmg of lesser cahbre. Thr! same m~y be satd Cor watching college
~ ttl ml n1 1n111~ h) hun• r r)
o 11: M\1 111m• M t•l ll "' • r. J :rroi1 rl·
a•IU n. IOU I llo!&Jl!. \'lr lui• \\ t .. u
l~llllt 1-l:Jihuck, .)1 rL•n Mdtll) r .. &II·
,, Url!rld ''"" enrol '\ IIN•X Ami· cnn S'l1 r1 Cotre lkll) l.uk IJ l•
ty J n Duke L•nroi)Ttl \'1ultx \\ tnnt
t--...rt•)C.k,. linn An n• \\ c .. •ll 1.-ol \\ 11-
Un m uc Uor t n p, >II II Ill. l 'at Ul.tko I'
n.m] LAuro llA lU)'r:n<, !II u Phi Ep"l·
lrori-'.Sa.IJo II Ml"i\.0111 , l.orl l..l!r•
Pn~ ADnaln. J •rllne i*h•~ ·lon. 1-:nt h·
I 11 llru\\ nlo"• U•lll J)onnldAOII, Snlh'
P \\ • h:bf hvrJn• llnh • niCJII tunl
Entna;:clln• .Ante>nna•oulll .:!\ lvhu l'wl
i)m~aa---&iltl Dellch. Conrr;. llutto, cj" ,11 ""P NtdH>lll \\'arat r, NcutO$" I'll· man. I •dft"' 11 .. rorlo, M.nr) l.llt rh)
Anltn r"ruht. \'a• IIIII VI n h .nIt I •·
Mail • :r.tcl' )', 'l'r I Tauu·, H11lr. t<ar­
L• WIIUI. ltuth Ho\>111 01 • IIUII I lin 111111
A:nll .AUIILIII ball n1ter having seen basebnll o! o b~tlcr grnde.
For !here is the one sport m which, to be constdered properly
plnyed, m1stnkes ore not forgivable. The footbnll player who drops
n pass or missl.>s n tackle ls 1'org1vcn; the bnsketbnll ace who lets has
mon drtve around lum does not huvc the finger of the Inns pointed
at ham; but JUSt let an oulftt;!idl·r drop n fly ball nnn check the nudt­
cnc-c rcacuon-for that so1 t uf thing, m gnod bnscball, just im't done.
In th~· coltcgt:' and prep vcrs1on, ho\\'e\·er, it i1 dune nnd that
mnkes the collegtutc rcndttion or the game ruther distressing to the
spt•L'tator who ::~pm-eciatcs the gumc ns at should b~ plny~d .
'l'he old s1·hool app~al or "Su11por t your tenm'' wo1·ks fairly wcU
tn cu.cs whCII.! the team's play is tnte1 esltng l'nough to me• it sup­
port. Unltl the quality of collo..:ge buscbnll amprovcs to this pomt, it is
diff1cult to visualue 1t developing into •l mojor spcctutor sporl.
Polecats Drub Lambda
I lnT :~~!>' ~~~ral .:?~!.e!! ..
.. DRIVE -IN (ITS • • lhot nbout sum up the
story or Lnmbda':; 14·3 drubbing
ut the hnnds or the Phor.l>oun I
Polecats in Tu~ny s lone wtra
murul tilt. Still..-Mon. Ma7 :10-21
I 1111 ~rrol J''l) nn J•., n B tF.>Ck\4 t II l"uu •• W.CS.-Tban.
lilA)' 22·2344
To Pl"lea•e a Lacl)'
f'liU' k 0 n lll , ll r ba.ra rrt.-sat .., Kay 25-20
B.ooky xounwn
J'.:rrol F'Jyn "· Pat rlcoQ \\') nwrc
A Ltt• of B•r Owu Ht UlW)'Ck lhner••n~y We441D.. Bambl
.UJnn Turn r IU\d l~y \\ III!IHI t•nrkrr, .IJ.arrT \\"nit J>I.Jm .)
MJlluod llnln T.,rhnl<'olor
IIICI Ire,. liOmlllJ!Ion "lth ff U unrd ror ;;nell ~uwrnnhll•'. ~lon, ?.lu) ~I nnl) The gume wn decided m the 1n doubles. Fred Wcymullcr and IWy Howie cnrrioo the LC col­
OTS but met thcu v.~terloo <ll thr> hand of PnctrJc'IS Ken Euscber and
Ken Little, 5-7. 6-3, 6-3. L1ttle ond £uach1•r . in turn, were dclcnlc-d
by the eventual wanners. Phil Hammond and Bob p,..tzeld of WU-;===========================:::! 1 fourth inning Wl\h 1 rune-run
outburs t faom the wrnners Wnr­
rc•n Lmdstc cit, l.nmhdll hul'lcr.
was tnkc•n from thr• 8Utnc Wtth­
nut u lut ng01nst has 1 ccurtl. Ilow­
cw•a, has l'onlrnl Wllti lughly crrn­
lac. lamclt.e.
Area High School Girls To Gather for Play Day
Tomon • .w 1 play duy ot L.f
!fJJ' girls from 14 h1gh !Whool
With Ule lde.a or ocqUPlnt..anr. the
girls w1th the 6Chool nnd wnh Its
pbyJCal educational octavlll ,
.Donnti Gnylord , gcnr.ral chtur­
mDn. hn.s planned iii hO!t af gnmCL
Comrruttee C:hoirmcn mcludc
Glodo Hutchins, registrotson : Ge-n~"VD Buol. \'ullcy IJUII: : '" ,
Eby, :sofll)all, Ellc~'n Jonc , vol•
]!!y tcnms; nnd Do~u1 Swan tJD
:rhythms.
Sehooh snvhcd are Bcavcrtcn ,
ClcvcJnnd, }o" r u n k 1 i n, Fore$1
Grove, Gsrls Poly:, Gnsnt, Gr• h­
am, JclfJ:raon, L1ncoln, ;Milwou­
kie, Oregon City, Jt.omevdt, Tl·
gard ond Wtuihmgton Coming
VIDO MUSSO
"Klnq of the Saxopho ne"
15-Pic~l •• R•·corchng Orchc tl'A FQrmer-
1} feutur,.d walh Stan Ki.'nton und
Benny Goodmnn
F"RlDAY . MAY 25-9 P.M. to 1 A.M.
ADMISSION $1..50
Palais Royale
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• 1'1w P()lecuts pnund~d Ius suc­
ct•.ssot, Juu Gt,cJcfrutl, nothlng­
Llllll r·xponent, fur f1vc hlttr; Ml•un­
whilt•. Polet'fll chuck•·•· Chr1s
Puzc>utopoulos hnd lht• tt.tlf.:rmty
hlltlers ps !!lty wdl tnmcd. ~1\'tng
up only thn•c htts ond uo f.m ned
run&.
Kuppo forlt•ah!d to tlw Delta
when they Lulled to show . •
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