Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 9, Number 31
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1951-06-01
Format
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Type
Newspaper
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LEWIS AND CLARI< COLLEGE 1867 Ludy J>rojt!el of Lh!! educntional
worluhCtp w G lnunchcd lnJ\ \\~ k
and smb full peed oh(•od os
Lcw1s nnd Clork grndunw atu-th1 12 farulty m~mbc."T'S are rv
In as departmental coru uJt.onl.l
"ThiS JJX·Wct!.k COUI"J(I proj t
t.s tl gcm•ra) surn•y of the c:nt.u•
c0111muruty with n lnrg propor
!Jon of 8\LcntJOn puld to aduiL
cullurnl tnt• n:st,'' Dr Tuttle X·
plntnc-d 'Th~: par'lJC:iJWUng stu
dents wtll tlempt to get nn O\ r
oll pictul'e of Lhc economic, cul
tur I tmd r lig•ows fi•l ttonslup of
the area'' VOLUME IX Number 31 I dent conducted rm:IJmmort
mC(!tJng ond dlscu eel the pro·
cr~ur~ to b,.. u.11ed !or Lht! de
vnlopml"n t of the s-urvc)
The wo1·kslwp, wluc.·h f stud~ .
tnt! s h ctoo prol.llcms rclntc-d lo
the school and commurut.y tn Ore
gun City, IS ut~dcr Ute dtrccl1on
ur Dr H rold S TutU • wllh Dr
W. Murshon De Pol lcr nct.mg ns
spccml cnn ultanl ln oddtUon to Studt:nts wall carQ out n pl n
by Dr D Polster th1s week
whercb} th• y wall meet cv rnl
Oregon Ctl} .J)<lStors nnd P num
I.K::r or Clll:wru who v; aU otd ln th
study und •r the 6UPC!nWOn or
the workshop members The 3d
dtt&ona1 help will mnkc a more
cxterudve nnd thorough survey
pQS3tble tn the bncl penod of
lime nllottcd. •
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; College lo Offer
'Three-Two' Plan
For Engineers The survey lS being conducted
Furth r exponsaon of Lc\\ • lin nccordnnce with the Oregon
ond Clark c:ollr•gc h be n made City chnmbcr of commerce nnd
wllh the nddltaon of • cooperative the Oregon City scboola under
CQUr5l' m pr c-cngm~cran~ Wlth the supcrvlSiOn or Luther King.
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THEY ACT, thay build for "Over Twenty-One ... These student playon in Fir AcrH soc:ond summer
thcator prepare seta for hrat offering Juno 28. 29 and 30. From left: E. A. Rutherford . Nan Pitman.
Gorry Murphy and Bob Holloc:k. lnsorl shows play leads Diana Murphy and Larry Johnson as Paula
and Max Wharton .
Fir Acres St,ntmer Theater lo Open Jun ~e 28;
'Over Twenty-One' Awaits First-Night Crowd
June: ts bur,un' out nil ovL·r lhc
cnmpus walh thespians.
Some 30 actors nnd uclri!SSCS
"cat and sleep" dram11 these days
They tnlk at O\'Cr the lunch table,
dwnm about it at nighl. mumble
lines over breokfnst and rehearse
1l the rest of the tam'-'
These ore the personnel of the
second FAr Acres Summ~.;r thcmcr
who r( an full • wang of the rep
el tory thentet pi OJCC.:l O( SIX mod·
• ern plnys under dirccllon of Ar
thur COl' Gray. Nucleus of the
summer players nrc 12 scholar
ship wanncrs from Qr .. gon COl·
leges and htgh Sl!honls.
The play-mu~l-gO •(In philoso
phy kl'Y notes Fit· J\crcs training.
G rny bchl'VI'S young actors l1rst
of nil have a responsibility to the
College . Awards
15 Scholarships ploy. They must dcvt lop sclf
dtsciplinc. sltck to the sch~Jdulc
nnd forget themselves. They must
learn how to get nlong wllh Clll'h
nlhcr and to rehearse under pr-cs
surc JUSt ns they will m the pro·
fcssional theater.
Assistmg wat.h the summct· pro
gram arc Murgorel Dnrrwy, dllcc
tor of Blue Room plays at lhc
Portland Civic lhl•nlcr, nnd Gord
on Enckscn, Unlvcrstty of Ore
gon graduate student in drnmn
Miss Barney will produe1: two of
the summer rcpcrtoil nnd
Ericksen will huvc charge of
scenery nnd stogcct ofl.
c~liDC ThUI sdny next \\ ~ck on<l
all roods w11l lend lv Jo'u· .Acn's
for the ru·st pcdotmOJKt' of Ruth
Got'don's rollicking cnml'dy,
"Over Twenty-One ." Oirmo Mur
phy, lnlenled .young mass {rom
West Linn high school, who has
a shelf Cull of "o~wnrs" ror nctmc
und pubhc gpl'nkmg , wall ploy
lhe lead roll! or Pnuln Wharton I.. \\ 11 nnd Clm k college hns
nnnacd rcclpacnts 0( 15 hunor OPP''sitl' Lorry Johmwn, Portland Wharton
At 39 M11x, a tlC\\Spapcr rcport
eJ, uttempts to disprove a go\'
crnmcnl thcor>, thnt no one over
21 absorbs knowl~gc, by carnang
h•s 2nd hcutcnant's bars at an
~fhccr's trnanlng camp.
Others of Lhc 11 misf1ts who nrc
thrown toccth r in the nut.o-courl
setting or the comedy nrc: Nan
Pitmrm, ns Jnn Lupton: Kenneth
Olsen Roy Lupton; Dale Liberty.
Robert D. Cow; Rod Glllcspie, an
old gcnllc.mnn; Gwynne Womer,
Mrs Gat('s: Don Spencer. Col.
Foley: Margan!\ Beattie, Mrs.
Foley; rnt2: Bet gmann, Joel
Nuton; nnt.l Dons Couht•r, MiSS
~I an ley.
L1ghtmg will be handled by the
'l'hRYi'f brothers
Curtam time is 8:30 £tw nil
plnys t~ach Thursda)', Frulnr and
Saturday lhroutth August •L A
bus wlll lenve the Tratlwn) s stn
ltun nl 8 p m. ach Saturday only
nnd a college bus \\ill deh\'er
pnsscnJ;crs 10 lhc Pioneer post
oWce followm the play. L fu) cttc colh.:gt' or Easton Pa ..
C' or<hng t~cr 111forrnalton r ecelvcd
from Dr Charles W llD\\ nrd.
d• 10 or the fnculty
The coun:n wall be voorked on
u .. three-two" plnn wh rcby the
student '"Ill tnkc three years of
baRic prcpnrntnry coua nt
LeY. r nd Clark nnd rtoceavc thclr
!uti.il two yt>nr n( t chnu:nl n
tn 1 tng nl L yclh Tb1 wtll
qunltfy th m lor dcgre;.: from
both m titutmns
Wlul L w ond Cln k hn
\\or ked m conJun llon "tlh two
Po1 tlnnd hosplt Is m the {t Jd of
nunnng ducnuon, this is the f1rst
such tlcup an the udy or en
gmecrmg
Th~' procrnm '"Ill kad 10 de
ga l of bnchclor or crcncc m
n~ on of tht scv~.: n fields of en
gmccrlng-chcmu:n l. cl" al, clec
tncul. mcchnnlcal. ndmmiStrnth c,
mlntng ond m~tallurgu:at
Lnfoyctte college hns be ,n se
lcct~d for th1 progwm on th~
basis of 1ts \\i ldcly-recogntzed
chool or cngtnccrmg '"hach has
3 rccortl of pl3cmg nil its gradu
ates. Reed college has n sunalnr
an·ongcment 1,1; lth Massnchusctts
lnstllulc of Technology nnd Rens-
lncr mstltute of Troy, N Y.
W1U melt" Ut\1\'CrsJt)• bas a slm
llm rclatJonshap \\ J\h Cnrn g1e
lnstalute or Technology
Dr. lorgan S Odell, LC\\ as nnd
Cl1rk rn·cstdcnt, spent oni ) car on
th..: Lnfo~ ctte faculty ns an cx
ch ngc prof or of phiJosophv
nnd rchg1on m 1939 40 He w·as
then on th st •• rr llf O~;cident 1
col leg"
Econ Department
Adds Instructor Convos to Feature
Drs. Odell, Dubach
Wf',.kly convocatJOns !or Jun
25 and Ju J 2 "Ill r :Jture t lks
b) P tdcnt Mar an S Od U mi
Dr l: C Dub h. 1 d of t.h
d part.mcnt of poht 1 n
t:COrdlng l Jc.'lhn 8 ~._.. r, l"
~ ocauon rh man
Dr Odell topt.: n t Monti
wtll be "'Ntn D wn and tr t
C On thL m pr g m B
Ril n.. t chcr at 1
\1.: 11 mg l'AO n m r
~embc t '0~ r Tw('nt} On
c l wdl pre:; nt n kat fr< >m lh
ftrst pruduc:tmn of FLT A ...... ,..
summcr theater. chedut for
June ~fJ. 29 and 30
On July 2, Dr. Dubaeh ""Ill Lnlk
on a cun<!,!nt pohta•·· I \.Opt.,; con
cemin Amcr&co on Jul) Jovcc:
Clttm Con u, mu 1c teacher
t lnrlcpcndcn~ h1gh chool. "til
pro\ Hie mUStl: A s1ul from The
Sther Coni,' to b~ produ cd Jul
5, 6 and i b> M rg rel B m _
w •11 complete lhe progrnrn Also
schl'dult'd as que t1onn lrt' on
~ummt>r school und r upen ion
of Dr C W Ho\~ rd dtrector of
ummer e SJuru
Registrar Issues
Enrollment Total
The Jnt.cst hguros on the sum
mer chool enrollment hn~e
mount~ to 442 students \" ath the
p ibthl~ Q( rcachlng 500 oount
ang the addmonnl rcgl trot•on for
I the s~;cond SIX·\~ C{'k scme tcr
Of the totnl, 120 students are
n~\\ CQmci to the cum pus. Mnny
t..:achers, some rorrner LC grnd
uotes. olso helped \\ell the c. n
rollment Tho. ler house men',.
domallDt1 n.nd P. lntinc M nor
wom 'n' dormltOQ nrc open fot
scholat~hfp:; to Oa C"On and W .t>;h· universi t.~ Rrudualt•, as Mnx
mgton hillh 'SCh11ol seniors. End ----------------------------
oward Is \ulucd nt $250 and wall Calling All Song-Birds Wolter J Me11d one of the farst
of the Cat ncg•c Foundot.ton rcl·
low5 to complete h1s griidunlt:
work nt the University of Or<'·
&on. " tll be ndded to the flH ult}
OS On instructor in the frcld f
l'C<'Inomtcs ond has tot y. ludent:s tn~ me on c mpUJ.
nej:!ISllatlon for thl surnanC'r 1
about on a pnr w 1th Inst )C r's
slaltstlcs nnd th r u n po tbtht \'
that t.ht: tmol nrollmcnt mny
cxcocod 1950' ~ 1 ccord-bre ktn IJ<.> effccll\ c for the 19591-52 cui- • f . J N d
l!;gc·ycnr •. opening Scph·tnl.lt·r 17. Hood R1ver est1va ee s
Scho1nrs.hap wlnnCl'l rrom 11
c~~:1
:n.~c :Dtmoff, arublrn Ptt-ISingers for Opera Chorus
ca-son and Shtrlcy Rot ckcl, Jcf 1 l ?
f•'t'i!nn lugh school Portland: An· Do you tkc l•1 8 ng
Ch 1·'
1 1 1 0 Tlu~n JOin llw summct chotr wlu~h w&ll sang whh the chl•rus ndlc 1 ur••t 1 .un:o n: JDnc
P I 1• 1'l ,.. 1 1, >u!,. Cor "H11dt:;c nl the <"iodli" opmn to be presented Augu l 5 b) thP or s, ,u(o cvt> ; '"'nro c ,{ •
W I · t t.'l 1 t£ \ ( n B()ud Ravel' Mutlk ft>stlvnl. [IS II llj.! 0111 I" I))' .OU l ) •
grocncwnltl, St lldcn's H1.1ll K·•· B~>ris Snpu, colh::gt• S)'mphony orcht!Sll'll tlhcctor, will con·
r. n Lee, l'endlt::llm; Jlm\t . .'!> Al· duct tho now 11porn bnsed "n F'rt·df'ttck Bulch's n<l\'Cl of the eat'ly
mnnd rmd < 'ur ul W\1c1d. Gresham; Qn•gon l'tounh y. MnJlll' 1 ole& '' Ul b'-' sung by Jerome Heinz. o
1\l~h.Jun CnHt•••, 'l'lg;uu: Jt(ucu Ll't' lundtng h:mtont• w•lh the Ml.llt'Qpnlltan Opct'. ~;ompany; Jt'nn
"'n:r.o, lllinois \'nllc~ ; K1·nnelh Jlundi!hk, Poa·llarul contutlt(l ; Gcol'gc Buthop nnd Robnrl Hotr-
0\\ ens, V11m•1uvcr. Wn ; and man. Portland l<'nots.
.Jnl·quchm .. • Gllhc1t, L(tngVIC\\ , TenchPt'S and und~r.:rnclunh'S enrolled l'1ll' sumnwr &tudy
Wush nrc urged l>y t hP college music dcpru tmcnl Ln jom thl' group
for n onL'"-night pral'tlce errch 'T'uc tlu) ol 7·30 p.m. nl Westmin
ster church, 1621 N. r~. Hancock~ undc1 the dirl!rtlon or L. Stun
ley Glut um, oollt•gi' chotr h';ulrr. Ut!orgc Ui hop of the tnlllllC
fnculty w1ll clued on nll-rnolc chuar Coa the same opea-ll. An)
pct•~;c•n mtet csted moy contol"l citht>&' of lhc darccWrs \' n LfllllO nowmon, Hotli!C\'Cll,
won the rirst JOLt& nnllt.m st·holor
tlhi,, or $250 oH~:rPd by P1 Ocltu
Jo:JJsilr.n, noltonol journnhsm hon
ornry. figur<'. CCO&'Chn.u to rcgl.5't.ntr
Wllllam Nor11..' .t1 vmg recclvc.:d Ius bnthdor·~
degree ot the umvcnull an 19ll8.
he began has groduntc \\or k ot
Columbln unlvcnuty '"hac he
earned Ius M . dcg& e-e In 195ll
he was oppolntt.!d o Carncgac Fel-
lo\\ ni u of o. He til now Ct!m-Sociology Publications
plctmg his , ·r•nd ) \or nt the Honor Dr. Honigshlem
m titullon By Septl'mbcr , \ll51 Dt P.aul llonigshmm htu1 llt·
he will ho\ c cornplctcu ull In<~ tuinro recognition in forc1 n
rcquit cmcnts fo1 n dvC'tOI"nlQ NC lan~'\lage JOUrnal • for S(\mc 250
ccpt the lhcs• nrtich.-s he has publashcd ln C:rl!r·
M••nd is ('Urr~:nth· tcrtchlnU n anun, Frcnc.h, Sponu;h oncl En -
scctwn or prlncipl of ccononuc litth.
Althnugh h~ prtmnr) mtc~t l This ·eu olonl!, or the IUS ortl--m lhas !1cld, he-Is quahf1Ni to cles writtc.n. lhr\: hn'c OJ)l)C 1
tcnch Amcrlcnn hh;tOr). Hc wn ln the Cologn journnl or OCIOI-
8 mcll\bP.r of the Untvcrsaty or ogy. two m S\\ 1SS soclologicnl
Ot "&on t.1 bnt t am In 1~46 i journnb and nnolh<n' in the
ami " Jnl>mbt•r or the \'nlposJum I Americnn pubUc tlon of "Church
tcnm in 1£147-48 History ...
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li • PllBe Two
ELEM.?.E.. CLASS--'
.. London BndgQ Is Falling Dowu ..... •
PIONEER LOG Fr~doy, Juno 22, l9Sl
It Sez Here:
Minister Wl1o Wouldn't Swap Cow
Missed Cl1ance to Own City of Portland
If Ol gon lmd hud nnt ~n
so ch~np • nd cowt; . o du·ce 1
hundred y~nrs u~o the :she of
Po1llanu llliShl n4w bdong tn
the Pr • b~ tl J 1 n C'hurch.
Oldtmwrs :!1nong tltt"' Pre -
bvtcltOn mmwt'"l· Gtlthered on
the cwupus th \\ cck Jor then·
Gist nnnunl tate conrcrl nee or
the Oregon Sl nod reenllcd that
one of t}H.lr c:arhcst pN!di.'\:CSS•
ors, U\C Rc\·, Lc\\JS Thomp on,
broughL '' alh Jum ntt the ploln n CO\\ Upon h•" m nvnl
tn Uw lov; cr Columbm countr).
he rd\Jst'd to tmdc fus bossaL'
I fur \\ hul lr. nO\~ t t: sllc of the
' l;tt) uf Portl nd.
Obs,•rvmc tlw IOOth nnru
' t l SlU)' of the C<:lllblu;llllll'lll of
th<' (lrrt pr~b~ tery In I he Or~:-
c<ln country. Dr. Clifford
Drur.), nuUlorlt)' on chur!.'h h1 -
tory ot Son Frnnc1 ro The>oloc·
1 I l'mlm:uy, dcscnbcd the
1651 or llli • .ltlonnl lli("Ctlng n
Summer Session Scribe
Saunters About Campus
By Chuck Glbb t. k rull call these dn)s The~ • th• c1 dh.• of Pre!lb,Yt•·rlnna m
Ill 01't'gun "
In n Crtrmhonsc n nr Lnfn~ •
'lll' Uw llc\. Thomp on und two
p1onc.:1 rnu~sion.1rlc~. the Rc\',
rd\\ m ,t R. Gcnry .mrl the H.c\'.
Hnhcrt Hr•hl, bccrun,• lhc ~·h:tr-
1N' nH•rnllt 1 s and I ia sl nffu:crn
or the 1'1 esbytct\' nf Or~~un"
F'1Cteen .) • :m; Inter the Rt ''·
Gcnry \\ n~ o lc •daAA figure in
found1nA A lbnm col1£>l~c. Cur •
I UllJICI ur J.eWI £ltld ('lark
Tht (l)'nod, '' ath nppro>amntc
h 150 dclt"t::nl~ r •p1 • cntmg
th,. four pre hrtcr&• o:, reported
rt growth 1t the ct nlurv mnrk
hnd renchcd 1.!3 churcht:s wrth
l 2 mm1 h: ond a lot.nl mem·
bct$hlp { 2i,250.
D1 P .. ul Wnght, First Pr\:S· Whnt n S\\ Jt\:h thr summ r JU t notu;c '' hlt'h .tudi!.Ilts hn\'c
~.chool IS frum the u:runl ez~mpus Lhc lnh:st sunburns nnd mark
routln E\i ctj thing IS :rush, rush. thrm a b. cnt for the prc\'lous d y.
Whnt other college enson do 5tu· If !I ou'vc a ~nd dnwn tht for
dents get pantcky O\'<'r term pn-) ou'r~.: new on campus-glad 'to
pcrs on the fu-st dny of cJas.l • • know lou.
G ree tin.!l . lll1l11l r "t lll le ll ts In summer school If ) ou mr • Big questlOn or tht• \\ t_ L'k-ls
t~ hislory ~ Juss once you're n th,1U· that :1 c1 op of weeds that they'tc
The LOG wclcomes alt of you .sun-burnt scholnrs stum-and y(;ara behtnd the ,•lu ~. ~1vwmg bf't\-.ct.m the men's dorm I
bhng blmdly aown the corridor~ of high!.!r Jeur.ning. In our It docl:n·t mnkc much <.hUH- pnrldng J,t nnd Bodine Arts I b) tea ion church, wos nom~d
ncv; moo<!rntor At lhc TuC"5·
do~ mormnc c ion Pt c~1dcnt
Morl:lon Odell hod ch::rrt~c of
communion SCI'\ icc nnd on
W~dnt•sd y nftt t:nilon he made
hI nununl N!pOt•t to synod on
the gro\\'lh ond p1ucrcss of th•:
<K•llegc
a1 ·ourns from the LOG cabin across the jnde-mat· en()~.: to summer :;cholars thr•ugh bu• d111g'' Whntcwr 11 ts, 1t's occnston SOJ • The.} 'rc lager bcnvcrs 01• they h\. llhy LC not onlv g1ow::o the 1 .
ted eampus we hoYe notlced the abundance of new faces • · · woulctn"t hn\·e enrolled s1>eakm):; nne t flo\\l:rs. they ~lo;o grow the Classified Odds
as a matter of fact. Henthcliff was th~ only old profile tl1at of eager bcn""rs 1 known c 1l who s• nt t \\' eds. "c :recognized. started boruns up on her r.o\·ern- Hnn~ you. notict.>d tht> worl. o! For Sale Slightly used Hcl. 1 &
. . . , , ru.-.r school sLnrtt'd. So v; hnt hop-I\\ ho but Mr. Hcndncks ;n H1s nrt offer reccsvcs 'B' term paper.
the fall and spnng acadenuc penods as a t1me of lCJsure 8" a) pcned? Sure. the.> changed texts c>~:h1b1ts ndorn the b1ology nnd Contact Ken Filut, Gcn Del.
{rom te.x-ts and temperamental mentors. But here we are, !or the summe 1 cln . Too bad art buildings . Next llmc you're I P. o.
_truggling to ~tour fahe.nng G. P. A.'s or workmg towards L. D. down that wny, rcgnrd~r. lcs .>c!-
master's degrees and the like. Then there's the swimming ow sam trough!>. . \\' .t\1\TTE~Dredgc o p c r o t u r.
H ·"~ hoping we all nllmn the goals we are striving to pool nnd the abundant shade Scemg as Uus lS the hn;t or n Must ho\'c swrmmlng, lsl md
ere 1- .
1• • • i true-trees They aren't conduca\•e to scr&cs of premature LOG cd&llons, exp. lnqult c ut pool Don Scm-
reach at the end or tins term. \\ Jlh the aJd of tolernnt ns Ont!'S scholnsuc cndcnvors-lhol let us remind you of the All-pcrt-5\\Hnnung mstruclor.
tors and active sun-kissed minds we may be able to do just 1S if , ou can't · Tnkc 11 or leave College picnic, swim and do.ncc,
that.- il" Tht! proff:ssors don't h:wc to tr.. Sec you thC!I'C, WANTED--More salami sand·
wschl's 111 cast-off lunches. A.
Hcnthccl1ff. Y Oll: Too .. Can, Helj)
Aha. caught )'OU napping didn't we? You thought we
would be coming out Fridays instead o£ Thursdays. But stL-el
yourselves students, we will be on campus e,•ery other Thurs·
• day for three more editions.
We hereby !lx!seec:h you to help our poor undermanned
staff in e\'UY way you possibly can. The 'Bark of the LOG'
column will gladly be :receptive to any letters to the edttor.
Also complete cnmpus cove~age is almost impossible with our
limited staff. We shall welcome any cnticlSJilS or suggestions
that you. as a student or faculty member, deem advisable
toward Iurthenng campus appreciation of the summer LOG.
ll Thi and an. lnlle.x. ·Too! ,
Congratulations to Editor John Fcrgison and hts depleted
little band of Voyageurs for an excellent nnd colorful year
book
Harassed from the start w1th the usual p1 oblems of or-
ganization and planmng, the little group lound the1r work
doubled as calls to acli\'e duty Wllh air reserve units decimal-
• ed their .ranks.
The handicaps under wh1ch they worked makes doubly
1mpressive their feat of getting the book out on time.
From technicolor cover to mdcx, the picture-packed pages
testify kl uncounted missed classes and long hours w1th paste.
pot and shears.
To the hard earned praise of all the campus we add our
• Well Done. Voyageur!"
LOG Rates High Among Western Colleges
ln(orm tia:n recen:ed her from last em t.c:r'a rotmg. Only other
lhe Anooatcd Collegwte Pre winner was t.hc WsllomHte Col
llsU the PlOl,'EER LOG ~ onc1legwn or Wtllnmettc umvcrsJty .
of th two coUe-g p p£>n; w~t of Elc\'en t':Ollcg pnp rr. 1n oth~'r
tho MlSSiusppl to n'CCI\'e the parU or the country wun lhc
wv~ted Ali·Amt-r1can rntmg ln wnrd.
It ••
umn1• r and w• • kl) <1url11 I hL J '11\JUAI o.:d !Jl fJ1t.rJll)l)" durlr J' '
• tl• :)Gil" ul. crlpllvn 12 Pll
£ilt.erc4 u •r:cond e!Juul mntl r ot l'orliJlnd , Qre"&On
EDITOR
Cbarl• Gibb
11p1111a •n11 wms .. m• cartooo~
aoc#l •-. Gua't'•• ap"" •lu>wtr;r.ll:: ~~ c..orc• :aaauu . .Jba Loq. 7oiD •"· ·•·n:r •mpeOJ&. Gerald!•• aprou.. Kn'11 wm••ID•. Dr. De Poister Finds West
Aids Teaching~ Studying WANTEU-Lafc guurd fo1· 11!ter
hours uuty Ill pool. lnquue at
Palol1nc mnnor or Thaxter
House. "The people t work walh, t11c
unusual bc:lUty of the campus nnd
the Oregon weather mnkc my jnu
at LewlS and Clark (l pleasant
one, • slated Dr W. Morshon De
Poister.
Here for hlS f.u-st summer ~
ion of te.nchmg, \h \'IS"llmg pro
ressor of soe1olor.y Is ncung n
spec1al con ultnnt \o Dr. Hnrold
S. Tuttle, dlrcctor of lhc Orecon
Caty commumty proje 1 or th
educational v. orltshop
He hns J eceavt.'CI dcgrc fro>:r
PhiJHps unlverSJty und Vnnucr
b1ll college nnd has J"l'('CnUy earn
ed b1s Ph. D Irom Ute Unl\ Mlt)'
of Ch1cago
Dr. De Pou;tcr lorml!rl~ t tUght
at Indiana unl\'eJ"Stly !or h"O
y~.·nrs and is now In his tmdh year
at Grmndl coll~·gc
'"Tile weather• hcrt.> J fane c •frl
pnr~d to the \ ••ry hot tmd muggy
summers of the rnldwc~t " lie
said, "It shoulrt be \'cry conduCI\ c
to the student."' BARK OF THE LOG ===========-=----=-= Do yl)u hove ttouble gctlmg up
Thanks to Class
rn the F: ·
I would hkc to gJvc m) lhonk.c; • lo the JUmor class The rl'D on
I detest form3l donee . A<J h
member of the senior dnss, ulnn
wtlh o number of other scntor
1 did not rcceJ\c an mvjtotron ta
the !';en. or prom, so n y \~ ir
couldn't force me to go (l utsn
henr thol n number of JUOIOI
fatted to rcet.'JVe them. too)
1 don't know whether tb rc
was dsscruninahon ng:unst some
ur whether the class ju t dn:ln'l
put ~nough effort anto comprl ng
o mo1llng li&t for lnvnnuons
y.:,ther way, ns I nm not fond
of dances. I w1sh 1fl gi\'t> them
lll\' smccrc npprecinlron Mn\ he
c•mebody should gave I horn tl ,.
word in the mommc? Running out of
t>X~.:us ;s fvr hcang late or nb
l'll\., Your problem!' arc soh·cd.
U) l ur copy ol the !at• st best
ell •r "Ahbi.B Mode Easy," by
the renown' d nulltoa· I. Lie
FrN h• Nrow on snlc at t.hc -Sna<ik Shack. Ad\',
LOST-Two nght tcnms shoes.
H f und plenr;l• return to book
stol"C. C (I c.m cct 1l for you
wholcsal<>) Haldnrs --
SITUATION W A.NTED-Prcf~r·
nbly
eel. o t mdnlou!l one. Society
WANTED-C~hl!st w1rler-con·
t~<.l Dead Ltr o!IJC€', P. 0. ---
PERSONAI..--R•1!it': Rc,.c, 1 Jnve
you 'F'rank1c'
WilHam H Cook WAN'n:D-Nc\\ ,Jok,•s-E I.
Difficulties of Being College Columnist Receive Airing
In Hopes Explanation Will Ease Writer's Frustration
right nnd thnt ln• v.nt• t locks not prrnL this mnterial of their
lrtcrary ability. The other foc::et ow:n volition. There ore three common short
commgs of college new. pnpcr u; Lhnt the writer is good but the Perhaps tho above somewhat
cratsc u; not intelligent enough to clnrlfics my positaon tn thil!, my
columnasts: First, that they hove opprc.c•ote him. 1 would sny the by••-byc column nl Lcw1s and
Iotter is ns tru1·, if not truer, lhnn Clnrk. To my rcadPr'S 1 extend no
tht> .fnrrncr in many C:lSCS. ympMhy or apologies . It you nolhmc in portJculnr to sa)•: sec
ondly, thnt th~y do not know how
to mtcn.>s\mgly express this vac·
uum; and thnt they nrc munled
nnd not allowL.od to say their un
mtcrcsting nothings .
Possibly the only columnlata
whu ar,. wcll·lik~d ar1', nctunlly,
those peoplo who have haD1cally
nothang to aoy. 'fhat i1, the gossip
c:olurnnist, the "mill·rnd ,~r'"' ond
thf• likt>, ThP morn n mun says,
llv· mor,.. encmi(!tl, n• well as the
more fri..:nds, he is likely to makf'.
There are two sldcn to tht!
c.hnrge that thfl c:olwnnt&t' B styli!
as poor. Onr! is thn\ the cntic iJ On the third prllnl. thnt the hnvc been gullible cnouih lo
news ill auppr~s~d. I know htllc 1 end thrs colurnn, you dcserv(' no
S:IVC us it applies to thiS parlicu- pity, l would like to ouy these
lur c:olumnisl tn this school and lew words tu lht! ndminurttnlion,
with the umount of ccnsotshlp howcvt•r 11 vou WMI· not tlw ad·
prcvnl••nt on this campus. I con mmistrlllton, I would hBV(' more
truthfully suy that the odmsnis- than a fl'w wolds to say.
tmllon has nf!Wr made any nt.-With hopt'· thut. this lust vio·
tempt l.o dictuw whnt could or
could uot b>• printed. However,
rt iii qui~ apparent thnl much
would be publuh1.d W('rc ll not
tor lhc !oct thnt the wrrtcrs Oil·
trdpCitc the conSf'QUCnCC!I Which
would follow and, thcrdo"'• du lent ou tlmt at t cliPVCJi o yc•nr oC
!ru111t at• cl rt'porling, 1 Jcnve this
opac• to wlwmcvcr chooses to
fill at next year on this optlmitlic
note. My rcndc•ra thank nnylhlng
w11l be on improvmncnl . 1951
fay
two
Rev.
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alter
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nxtcr
\g up
ut of
nb
h·cd.
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L'nd no
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vc no
these
mtion,
e od
more
vto·
of
this rridny. Juna 22. l95l PIONEER LOG -
On the SOC!(// S1de w1th Geraldine Sprott Trustees Extend
Prexy's Contract -Social Calendar Features Pre td~nl Morgnu ou~u WH$
honotr>d wtlh ~ten ·• uu1 vote
u( confidence" by th£> bonrd of
\ru lt es fit at onnuul mn lln
June :l Wedding Announcements
,lum has come and nearly gone. with its usunl numbet of
wcdchng:.. The ut mospherc of the entire season is perm en ted
with bpring flm,·c r~. pnstel colors, cundlcs, stilincd glus win
di)WS rmd ''Becnnsc." In obsct\'lll coanl)h::Uon oi
bl ninth )'Cdr Of SCI'VICC lt\ \h.;
Cl)llt· , th hoard gm c.: Dr
Odell • rHJW ntn~·)'f ar con\t••ct
'Jltu c Kl(>n 10n 01 l rv1c.: '~HI
('l IT) hun !..<1 llgc 05 \\ hl:n ht
IIU)I he wall b • rt>nLb to s • 11 r1
md \\.lllch l!OlnL•One cl t \H lie 'l'u tho struins nf Ll))u~ns• in we have seen sotnl' lovely
bridt s and lhe usuol shnking bndcgrooms. With the rmd of
June Wl! look forwrHd to ~rndu al .light monetur y rc•licf-
t}l(l t l unLJl Chrt11tmns.
• • •
Thomus Smnrnon , .fum grnd
uutc, nnd l\h LU\\ ·'l n<' EnC\\ nll,
~Tn luotte or th(; Umvcr th• of
On:J'CIIl, W\!rC lnUIIICd On JUnl,! 10.
The weddmg tao pltlt'i: In n se-t
llng of "hUL• flower nnd cnndh•
111 th• Fir t Olngtt ~nllonnl
chm~h uf Eugene.
• • •
The "eddmg ut MJ.Ss 13nrbnrn
rot b(• , June lllliSIC rnduntc, nnd
Jnml'.s Shaw, Jr., busjncss ndmlo
lslr tbon graduate, loolt plocc on
till' Ullt>rnoun or JUnl! 2, II\ lltr~
dro\\ lnJ:: rq(lm of Paint me manor
Dr Murf.(nn S. Uti•'ll oUac:aot~d.
Miss Matgarcl McVu~kcr was
the cJnly nttPndnnt MISS Mrll'l·
lyn Bo) d wn ~lo1st DlCOmpnmcd
by Mls:; Edtth K1lbuck.
Among lho. I'! nss•sUng ut the
'' cddmt: \\ cr c Ned Mm"&hull. u h·
cr. Mcsdu1nc• J\ VCQ' Steinmetz.
;\Jorgnn S Odell ond Mi scs
Glo1·1a Hutchins, Grt•tchcn Stcm
mt L7., Solly Mc.Bnde, Huth Pt>) •
ton, HPl~.:n Gordner, Donnn Mock-
1m, Mua h•l F1tt • Carol Wilrox,
Allee l..nr)' ond Pnl Bonis.
• • •
Kl'nncth Hond •1. June grnd
unt~ m t!Conom•cs, and Snlly Cru
zen were rnun 11.od on Sundny aft
\'rni.Mm, June 10, nt Grnct' .Mcmo
nnl EptSI.'Opol church lnclud1..-d
nmong th• uGhcr·s was W1llinm
Gibbon, JUOIOl husmcss odmmts·
• trn twn lllfiJllr.
• • •
The wcddmg of Doruthy nos
cue, nnd Tc1t!m.,. CndY, both grad·
unles tn Jun(" '50, was an P\"CIIt
of Saturclny, Jum• 2 The cere
mony wn.~ held nt the 'Blanchard
Evnngellcol Unatc•d B r c t h r \' n
church. nnd pcrtormed by the
IInde's tnt.hcJ.
In the wt!ddmg pnrty was 1\hs..c;
Sh1rlcy Bender, '50 grnduote. i
Others nss.istmg ''en· Nnthnn
Henth nnd l\cd Mn~hn ll
• • •
1\hss Euphamn Huymcs. former
Lewis nnrl Clnrlt studcnl, and
\'w'lllinm Pnrllow, Juw' grnduotc,
\\ cr•! marrwd r~ndny evening,
.June II, tH Rust' City Pn•sbytcraan
t'llUt(' h.
Bddt•smouls were M1sses June
Mn<·Netl und Pntlll'IU llt•ilig. UJ:;h·
l'I'S 1 n c I u d c cJ Henry l.t•in\•S,
~ Cluu·ll'S Hurl son ond Art hw·
Bakkl' .Jr • • •
Thl' mnrnagu o1 Mw Barbaro
Loflin, Junlur hu iocs nunllntS
tratJon maJor to Cordon r'abu,
jumor busmcss m.lmtnl5trntion
mujor, wns nn event of June 8 at
Octhtln)' Prcsbyt~rian church.
R••v. Hunry G. Dir .. kmnn off1·
ciatc<i.
The newlyweds wtll ht> nt humc
m l.nmpnsns, Tc:xos. wh~r£! f'fc.
Fnber 1J stntloned w lth tht• Umt ... d
Stntcs air ft>rce
• • • •
M t s LnRoc K mclwh11 •, June!
gwduuh• In rcligwn , untl Rubert
Pt•n y, dllS$ nf '50, wt.!re mnrned
an the Pn:sbvtci'Um c:hurch of •
Ht•cch·lllc on F'riduy, JunP IJ.
Among those nthmding WC'rt
MUI if• I Jo'lli.JI. Cnrolyn Varitl' •nd
'T'ushlk(• Mnkino .
• • •
•rht! mnrriago or Dm h·nc Dt•f·
1 ft•nhnugh, llophomon' Bt\ rrtnjor
to Donnld Young, Portlnnd, will
i)C ~" event of Jum• 24 un the
~nat lnwn oC Pnlotlne Manor al
:.j p.m. Dnrhme wns lost Sl.lm«:s
t•\•a 's soctcty l'tiiWt' fm I he LOG
I Tho cngogomonl uf .rutmn
Bowl'rmnn, s nil)r HA m 1 ut. l
Da\c Wtl";). g1 d mt tud n \\ ath tht.: hnppy.)lccuc problem
or nmntng o collcgl
W3 ttnnoun(.'t:d ft.•C• nil\' N d l Senl· ors Honored
hm; been &ct Cor thl' w dd 11 :
• • •
Sally Colwell, •mor rduc l nn
nUJ)Or, rcccntll , nnounu c1 h r
cngug('m nt t Hn •ld C' lJ t
en lor nt 0 t gon Slut N • dr t
hos been !'Ct lor the Wt.>dc.:ltn
• .. •
Announc:ad al tho Jumor .·en
10r Prom Mn) 19 wn tb cng.lgl:'
mun1 of B•Jryl K. F•ostcr, Port
lnnd to Donn £. 0 •nl, scnloa chc
naistry mUJOI", Th•' w1ddmc Is .ct
for July 21,
• • • I For Achievement
In Vario s Fields CHECK HAPPY is thls group from collcgo and Junior Wom n's
Joaguo. Bob Lacanalo holds $600 presented by loaguC! for special
course In education of handieapfK!d childr n.. Looking on oro (I'!U)
Dr. Alva Croham. di.roc:1or of cl mentary oducatlon: Mrs. R. Guy
RLcognit1on of " mor ('OOU'I Jubitz. league proddcnl; Mrs. J. Gordon G~a.rin, !vague momber:
lton 111 rnusac, journnh '" prPt:h ond President Morgan Odall.
Junior League Presents $600 urt und spot ts wn !.: \' n l ~
r>nd conv~otl(m Thun-d M
2!.
Or John . Swrk E\ nru: c• m
mended tllc follo\\'Jng s nlor mu 1 F s • } L•b M 1 • }S
JCJOn for thclr WOJk llS 0101 l or pec1a 1 rary a er1a
\\ lth the ~> rnphonv orc·hc tr , 1 w 11 8 1 H • J th J I The Junior League of Portlnnd h~s presented he college n ch ck
C I mm clh hv, opt• l .. qu A lndn (or SGOO for oook and othcr mnl nnls for lhc specJal course in cdu
corg• OC' rnn .' 10 sn, • 11 I cntion of th~"; hondJcnppcd child.
Bob Pelon wa rL'-clcctcd pr~.:s-Ollchnst •. E\lgcnc Km·• an::l Fun Thf> funds for n special llbrnry in this field of t~nchcr pr<!pnrn·
tdcnt o! Knppn Phi Alphn ( IC Wolfe, pwn 1: It' Dnl Hull tion \\lll make pQgJblc continunnc o( the spcclal17.ed cours begun
tcrmty M •Y ltj Uthr•r oUa t '\Oct, l\1 rv n N 1 1, trump t here lnst year bv Dr Ah·n Grnhnm. director of clementnrv cducuhan
nrc· 1\ltlo PNerscn. \'ll'~'>·Prt:SJ· F'"or contrsbutoru ln c tlpo at n nnd Rooort Lndan le ~pccml studcnL •
dent: F'lo.rd Cummm~. ec:rctnr) • he nnml I Alden Gflch 1 t n 1 A whccll"hntr tudc:nt, afthclcd
Bud K~ekcnopp, trensurcr: Hugh Mnrvm Ncl on H d Ri f t• l hunsdr with cerebral pal ~·. oo ver es 1va linrcourt, choplntn: ond John uu Pt E 1 t 1 "' N H th M 1'1 II p I on n IOn<l 0 Lacnnnlc \~ s In trumcnlnl m m-antes ea ananer Walter, scrgcnn t-nt-nrma. n1c 's mw · ho n 1 l d .., n lc n ran. • c ·c e t• n-slmg the \\omen's group an Nate Henth. hon r cr dual
• • • Arhl' Dnlc Hull 115 out tandln lhe nc d of nssi tnnct.: (or Uus "'1th lhe June cl . hLU bc~.:n
Dol T R h 1 , ::cnior Girl in music: cour • the only one of its kmd m nnm~.:d busmcss m m!l~ r r r h ta .au 0 rnll'lnll'\ 15 Acch:um \\.'tl gn:en Mnrnarct wmdin" up 1ts "cor' uctlv•lacs ·~ IOr~on Through books, cqu1p- 1951 Hood Rtv~r Musu: !cstt\ 1
.,. .r McVtckcr nnd Barbara Forb<> for . • d th 1 ,_ h h 11 11..-h 1 by negounllng fur nnothcr chap- men ... on o r specm mntcnaQ, w 1c ,~,.., \1\:' e d August 3 4
f h I d I their Cllldnnc:c of Mu Pht Ep llon Bob pomted out Jl will be pos· and 5 under dlrccuon of Bo l! ter o t c rntt!maly on c \'ctmg I Frnnk l uck ,3 d :ro • ' new ortic.-l'rs for the J!l5J foil sc- • '' s :rccognt7..C" r ~lble to better tr'tltn tcachcn; to Sirpo •
me$t r Ius dlu;ctlon of the actl\ ltl bnnd ,hagnosc the phystc:nl. p:;ycholog- Hcoth wns ncttve tn Blue Kf"
The. new <'hnpt~;r or the (t•n Guy Hnrdsng. JOurnaUsll\ de· ten I and cducotlonnl aspl!ct of' seruor m«m's honorol")' nd th •
lcrnny \\Ill be known as the P n r l m c n t' named Nunmm the problem. • men's glee club and sang m Boc:h
C:nmrna Chapter of DcHn T.m Sd!Wingc for has "ork as out Bob xpl,alncd that the num-fcstl\'nl in Portlund He expt' t
Rho nnd ''ill be locntcd lll Mult· lnncllng t.:OJor joua nnllSt and bel of hundic.tpp d duldren )n to rnroll (or &r tduJt•• work nt
tlomah coiJegc. Nt>ll ~ohm n~~ncd Hnrry God Jl public tnStllUtJOns mtsht bt.: cul UnhcrsJ1)' or Mich•r.nn nurt t Jl
for Ius partlclpnllon In dtnmu b~· 50 per C"r't b~ pro""l treat-Bob Stein \\'US c}Cl)tCd pl'(!SO· " .. ' • .. ~ and SPl'CCh ucuviLics. na nt m 1 h no1 mal clil"......,om Mrs. Gardiner Honored dent 01 Delta Tau Rht.l 1n u meet ...,, .. In the sports !ICld. Eldrm F1x Mt . It Gu'-' JubiU!, p1 C3tdunt Jng May 9 nnd D•ck Bol 111~\lr, "' rnt nUoned 15 men \\ llh c·,N!pt or the lea"Ul', nnd Mrs. J Gurdcm Mrs. E'itz~ th Da' Cia n .
''icc·prcside nL Olh<'r o!IJcct \\Ill ., .... aonnl 1 (.'COrds 10 nll sport ct110 It· Gt·ann of t 1c lc <Tu(> n: earch m tructor m m u h rc
l <.•; Bob Sen cny, c.;c1·ctnry; Bruce ~:o
Lmdlc, tacnsurc1; Lm ry Camp commJltt.'<' m •de lhl PI C:CI\cd a n:quc t ro1 Cu'um 111
bell, dclcgutc nt lnrcc; D m Ncl
on, marsha 1.
• " •
A pimic for ItS crnduuling en
tors wn gtven by Colhccon, home
economics tntcrcst club, l'uc d •Y
C\'Cmng, Muy 22 nt the barb cue
plt.
Those ga.adunt.mg ln home ceo • nun11cs, Donno Knutson ond
MEuj·uellP Mon tson, rccctVl'll n
.real's mcrnbcrshtp In Nattonnl
Hom!! Jo:r~ononucs O!!.SOCHiliOI\ nnd
.t )-'CUI'S .SUbSCI"Ip( lOll to lhe J<lur
nnJ c)l llomc E'conom1c Stnn Gt·
H>d. SCOIOI cd~ll'OltOII mllJilf, \\ IS
gtv••n a yt or's suh ca1ption to Pnr
cnts Mugnz.mc
• • •
Prt•s1dt::ul nnd Mrs. l\lo1 gnn
Od\•IJ return• d th1s \\ e('k from u
short l.rip to t~os Angeles ond
Pnsarlcm1, whc1 c they \'lSlh.>d
their thrc sons nnd thc1r tom·
tlics [tnd Dr. Orlcll nsststed nL U1c
wedding or his mccc, Morllyn
Odell on June 17
• • •
Some f11 I) pcrst.>nl!, boLh te.lllh
l..'t"S .md fut ur ~ tcnt•ht!l , ottemlt•d
the (an;t FTA·Ofo~,\ 'l'UL>Sciuy hllll'h
tn the North Hoom <•f tlw cal•'·
tea an fll ncwn, June 1!1,
The htst mlt'llng wns a "gl'l•
H'quumtccJ " gathering an whtch
CVI!l".)'Onc intnxhiCl'd h llli!'CI f nnd
wld whnt wnrk ht 1 • i..lulng, Ol"
has done. 1\lildn·d Wh.trlcm , I'"'T,\
sponsor, llcll-d u . • mr~(·
MllrJoric nnd Slnnlcy Rowmun,
who plan to do ml&slonnry work
an Palcstinu, will be apcnkcrs nt
the luncheon on June 26. They
aH· bQth Ludcnta hct ' this sum·
m~r . Honors, Awards, Scholarships
Go to 18 at June Commencement
Twu honornry degTCcB, len pc-1\g nt n ct uon 10.') \\nrd u.m\ rs f} ktn 1 t: '111 1 n t
llO\\ tl t:nn r t r CaUl m.ln
to nu h m h{ m t th .u
Th Goth C D\ nl n in Eu 1
Arne tc.an Drnm 1790 l8SO
Mrs Gordtn dtd h r r. d t
vork at Cotun bw b t. J n n
the LC r ultl m l9.t6 ctsl ncnd~m 1c awards and win· HJchord Cntt r, P tland, John
ner of scholnrsh1p nwnrds were M Kccl~r Mc.:morla.l nwnni to
announced at the LE\\lS and Clork out.Btnndtng junior busmt: s ad P. 0. Boxes Available
commenceme nt <.'XcrctMS. nunlstratton muJOI. Eldon Oun· All of!-tampu tuJcnts
Honornry do..:tor' dcg1 t>c m Lhc lcr, Portland, John J Coughbn. te~d for ummcr c~ 1on n:
f~t•lcl of mu 11: l•nd rehgHm were 75 scholarship m hu~Lnc ad-qu l(tcd b~ lha bu anc • office to
be!to\\Cd upon Karl I~m~l. super- tmm trntion, nnd Frnnk Schol~ tgn up tor post offu: bO."(~ ot
\'l.'lor ot musac m thl! Purtl md Porll::tnd, Oregon Soclet\' a.f Cer-the po l u!hcc ammo."<hatd~ No
puhlic sdwol • u <ioctc•r of m\I.SIC, tH1cd Pul>Hr.o Accountunts nwnrd. 1 1"12ntnl charge \\ 111 b1.2 made .
and Lhe Hev D Karklnnd Wt t, I
lnllll!ll I' or fu l Pr' bytc.rwn Busl·ness Off·c I R I churdl, M• dlord, ll doctor ar dt· I e ssues u es
"~~~~lnrshlp 3\\nrds w~nlto t~n For Using Tennis Courts/ Pool
gJ'flli un ling scnlllrs.
Bcndmg the group '' ns PnlriCtil
Loucnc Wh1lc., journalism mnJur
Pnll lcln completed her four )t;t\rtt
W1lh lughlst grade pomt .1\t.rngl'
to wm the cO\ Ctl~ summo cum
lnudc htlc. She wns oct I\ e on tht:
Pioneer Log (IOd other journ lllst1c
proJects and durtng h\'r s~naor
y<>nr wn ISSI tant to GE•Y H:ll'd
me. pubhel1y chrcctor
t Hh"l' hon•ll 5ludcnts \H!I c·
Magna cum luudQ--N ttl h fl n
lh.•nth, Pc)rtlond, nnd Rnlph
Phares. Vancou\•cr, Wn : cum
I nude- A Ill en G tlchra l, ~;ls1c
Ll•llincn, l\lnry l.ou u;c Somc.n•tllc
ond Susan Cook, Portl.mcl; i\l'lie
Dulc lllJII, v.mC(IU\'cr, Wn., anct
Janice Grnmsl', !loud H1vc.r .
Also rumounccd \\Crc the win·
nets ot Rcholnrshi p nwurds: K ·n·
ncth llJorts\'ang, l'ortlund , th"
F'a-cdcrick 1-'rnttk t>c1cnc-e award
u( $125 to tlH~ out.stundmg JUnior
I!Clenr" rnajor; l.1•sli~ Lindsay,
1'111 tlnnd, Orl.'gon P\arrha inc In ord r to pro.., ldt mo l en
joyable us ol the w amnung p 1
nnd the tt>nnt coun for ummt..r
e saon ~tudc-nt lhe bu n f.
lc hns rec:cnth I \ll'd n number
of r gul tion
HuJCS COnC<'mtng the U of lh
pool nrc·
1. L \\IS tnd C'1 rk stud nt •
NOT nttcndm~ unm l."r choot
' nd the gem 1 nl publ (. '" 11l pilv
un adnw: ion prare of 25 l' nLS.
Studl.'nls should obu.au1 6"\\ tmrnln
pms, t1l n l"lJ~t of 25 , .. ~nts, fre>m
either of the life ~unrds, Dnu
S mpert or Ddo1 t: F)sr.her 'l'hc
money \\ 1ll b" •~funded upon n·
ttu n of lh~ pin
2. Tht: hfcguord wttl be on
duly 1\Jc~ID) through Satuniny
f•Xlm I 0 m. to 6 p m, Sundn)
from I p.m to Sp.m. Othc: r hours
l:\)• pccial nrranccml'llt
3. P"rson not IIIlo\\ ~ m poo.l
l cept wh. n Ill •u rd ls an dut\ -4 Pet on not ollo\\ ed 1n p. 1
dura~ trict'-'d p r1od.......t;.th~ul
~ for pc.:dul clru: c.: • nd C<IJir~' ~
Sptln ored group Tu d "' :1
Fr1dn) (roUl 10 till 1~ no '
pool as re 1'1'\lt:d rot the sw unmm
dn~ e ; S: turdoy from 10 tlU
tt ts res rved for tbc prh Ucgc of
the n('J~hborhood nnd fnt:Ulh
chtldrcn.
5. The po •l \\ill h drotnL>d und
clcllnt.:d on Mondo~ s.
Ruli:.'.s conccanmg Uw u of
the tcnnl c:ourt rc·
I. Tcnn1 sh1 hduld b \\Uru
nnu men • h()uld wem• sharl&
Z. \\'hUe othc~ 11 n mtang play
ono S<'L onl~-.
3. Oilubl
de nee. pi \
4. l;ourts nrc fur the usc o.r LC
fnculty and stud nts. Oth~ rs \\ ho
wish to plu,y anu l \Jbtrun P<'l
mission (rom the Iii guard Thl'~
may pJuy in nn.> cmpt.J C'<l\U'l but
mu t ~linquish tL up n requc.-• Pcge Four PIONEER LOG F'nday. Junt" 22, 19S l
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Conventions lo Highlight
Su1runer Session Calendar
Sl'\ r. 1 com entmn "tll lughhght the ectlvtlit's on l·an,pus dur·
sng th1s ummcr SCS$10n rcordmg to o t"l'C~nt nnnounccment or Mil· Boord Names Five New Trustees
Records Office Gets Assistant
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drl'd Whnrton \\hO IS ncun~ ns chalnn Ill of the SOC:Ibl committee Presi·denl Names
Th~ OtegCln Synod of Ult' Pres:b~ tcrann ch\t~ch hns been mCl'Ung
o.n nmpus stn~c Monday, J\11 18, nnd \\111 ~ condudtcl ot noon to· G
d y. The Jruntstcn; ruld theu \\''h es hll\ c bct'n cucsls in McAfee nnd I Judy er lach
Akm Halls. the chap 1 tmd lht:' dinmg :room.
An csUmnted numbel of 150 Gul Soouts Will ..:pend the' mght oT Al.d lo Regi•strar
Jul) IS liD campus .md I 'c lhC' non Smun m.tructo1 m rt:ll!t· n ~~ m lnt!lg ro.r lh lnt rnnt un lOll ll Lcwa.s Tht ppolnlm~lh or Glorsa
G l St'l."lUl rom ntlon t u e\r \ I .,; PI (J ud\ c~rlnch II no:oca tnnt f\: r.-Chnk mm£'r amp on Wmd Mount m 1 t ar rH wl~ c1 att'd poothnn. h ut 80 p nLoh' c T -. '\\ill 1 tum Aul:!ust 6 fo n h s be n nnnollnt~.:d by Pre ttlcnt
n il.ht ta\ to c nclud lh(' th S n Life lruur nN' romp..'ln\ M r~an S Oddl For tht-pn!(t
C( "'" nuun
T .. Ore on \\ m~:n's ChriSlr n
F II " hlp \\111 s m hold U1 r
annual group m hn~: ht· du -
~ JuJJ IS IQ 20
Th~.: Prcsbyt 1an Chi'IStmn
Educat1an \\"'rl."Shop w1ll be on
ampus from JulY 23 to August 3 - The purpo e of the proJect ts to
h .,p swdcnu. become nc:qu:unted
"1th lh ' a &ous \Y~ o! udto·
\lsunl tnds lha t can be modt:
a\<u.labh:: ((lr us m connetuon
\\ lth chu~h :.chool matermls and
1 lSSIOn 11 programs The cuut e
1 dt:Stguoo for c;hurch oU1ccrs ru;
lh:ll ~ church st:hool upelln
t ndrnts. RcpresentaU\~.s (rom
0 on WashingtQn, ldnho and
nt&lUI "111 be pres nL. P Mn· T e pl•ct('(l dunn~ Augu!li:t 6 to
I';' 1 r th 1r rom cntton U\rL>e ~ e~rs 1\11 Gcrlnch h b en
Th<" S".lk pt ~onnel of Juntzcn -CI"CWI'Y to Wllllnrn NorriS, rt•g
LStrar and ''all uow horc Ius Knattm ~1JIIs comp n~. from all \ t H: \\ \Tid wtll b, tw fur duUcs :md relu::\ I! hlln Of ttn 0\'t:'r•
1-e c-onv•ntion from August 28 lond ~>f re ponstblhtle •
t 30 Abuut 400 p rsons nn ex-Mu.: G ria h Is n gruduat uf
p(.'('lt>d fllr thear st\ lc shO\\ ,, htch tht cullc !.!c an the clos: of J unc
,, 111 bo.: held nl the pool Mo1:<t of '48. hn\•ang rnuJorcd tn Engh h
the model '' tll be LC \udcnts.. . .md musll.' She te:~chcs pwno
The W~1 Co:1 t Educnwm C'On· aud ts a lcnms and golf nthu
! · nl'\' durmg AUI!USl 13 to 18 1nst She hnd her sccondnr~
\Hll b undl'l the du'(>t"llllt\ or Dr choohng nt 1-"• nnklln lugh school,
Steph n E. Epler, pl.: 1dent or wht:-re she wn. 11.'ll\ e m spt•rt:l.
Vanport coU~se Hl:!r brottw1· Albet·t complt'tt'd his
These cl·oup \\Ill be hou_cd ln degree \\Ol'k here lll June 1950
Akm nd ~li.!Afc(' Hnlu Koth~- and 1· enrolled <~t tlu• collt•gt•
..n~: D~:Wstt ca!ch:nn mnnagn,
'11l IX' m charge of meals. and
M ldted Whnrl(ln tt~nngcm~nlS
nd entcrtommcnl tht • unmwt
In mokm the oppcuntrncnt
Pre 1dt:nt Odell satd ''Wt" ha\'l'
oprectated thl' good e1' aces
Has Beens Trample Varsity
In Rough Gri Contest/ 27-19 Jud.) h.ts gn ~n the collcgo.• m the
1 cg1strar's off ICC' nnd nlso h"r
c ntmued gro\\ th mto n 'ery
helpful member of the general
t.t.tf1 We shall look to her for In
crt:astng leadashlp and nssultunce
to M.r Norns " J. Gorlach D. Stnmm
Akins Accepts Position
As N orlh Bend Coach
Prank J\kms. oucKucld co.tch nt
Lcwt nn:i Clnrk for the pa
two sea ans, .tcC<'ptcd po tll n
n:; het1d footboll co 1ch nd ph~·
teal Instructor ::tt Not th Bend lu h
1;chool lost '' l'Ck
F'ronl( gl.,cluatcd thiS June of
ter tn:lJOrmg In ph\'Sc. I cduc
bon nnd hu1ltb. H1s hrotlwr AI
nlso is nn LC grndurtle and 1
bad held <'O!ll'h under Jl·~ Hus
tun
Akms rornu;1ly att\.·nded ~\'ash·
mgton State coiJcge whPrc ht
tam.-d m [t."Otbull and bn ketbo I
for the Cougar;;. He latl!z· pln~ <'d
prof ss10nal football \\ th
\\'a-hmgton Redskms.
.Bestdes Jus footbnll c nchm~
dulles Akms coached boxmg and
t hts spnng conch('(! the Pt ncx:r
golf t('nm to the conicnnce
chornp1onslup Donald Sta:mm
To Help Decide
College Policies
l<'out Wldch knuwn Porllnnd
ch ac I nd~rs and ' nwr class
pre!udcnt D n ld Stumm. hll\'C
bci'n nnmr d to th~ boa• d oi lrus
tec of ~he c.'\lllt•gl.' for 3 tht'CC·
)'l'nr pctlod Th •y m c Arthu1 I.
F'11 ld Clorrn('(' Phillips. Dr. 0.
L W Iter nnd Glenn Townsend
Flt•lds. "ho hl nds the Fldds
Che\ rolcl company, 1!1 o g&nd·
unh uf Stnnford univcrst ty.
Am mg mnny top civil' posts, h~
ts pll!ll pre 1dent of thl• Cham
bet nr CornmcJ ce, Cornmu nil)'
Ctu t nnd nose-Fcstl\'UI associn
llc.n. Be \\ns PQrtland's 1936
"I• 11 I Clt1r:cn "
Phillips, n ~tudun tc uf Wll
lnmdlc umv•·a·s11y, as nl " on the
bo n d or Snn r'l·onct!;CO ThN)log a
<;rtl semlllOI y ut Snn Anselmo,
Cnl of Wc:.lmin ll'r F'nundntron
of Ul.:~on, nnd of the Slmnl.! hos·
pil.J). H~ WR.<: formerly pi'I! . .'Hdent
of till' Ctty dub and the Geolog
Ic II SotiCI) or the 01 C.'&l•n CIJUn·
t1 y Hl• as un attorney w1th GrJf·
Cm Peck, Phllltp nnd Coughlm.
Dl Woller IS miDI tcr or Mor"l'
lond Prcsbyte11nn church For
se\ .:rol yc rs Dr Wolter served
The HilS Beell"' clC\'CD under
~~" .. ·~" cr-oonch Frank Aktns detent
tile Joe Ruston ''Vni'Slt) -51s."
h ~ players <COmmg back lh1s
fall. 2i to 1.9, 11\ n roucu and i.um-
1 !Jntnc on F'isher field Fnda)
.a 2S before n eapacri) crowd
f LewiS nnd Clark :;tudcnts and
fev.· outSide spectat.ors. qu rter "hen Huston's \'1lrstty
held them on thetr ctght y·ard
bnt Hahn t.rwd the xtrn pomLS
w1th pn es to Ward, B11J Bell.
nd Ed Paul the fourth attempt
knocked do\\ n Art Department Enlarges Basement
For Ceramics,· Sculpture Workshop s • ecutl\e of the Synod or Ole
gem oC the Pres b) tertnn church
and hns long been nell\ e in West·
mmstru Foundation, Red Cross
uqd other Cl\.'ll" orgnnizaUon . He
lS •rnduot of McCo1 mock Theo
ln u:nl ~nunory w1th an honor
nr y de,::rcc from UnivCJ'Sit\' o(
Akins' t!:nm wns made up from
!l;~:; nucleus of groduating sen
• n1 "ho hnd comple1ed thCJr col·
le mt.c playmg careers nnd sen
ors \\ ho \\'<lnted to help fill out
lhc team v. hil getttng one lnst
rung at football b<!fore groduat
m
Hunan' team \\ ns comp~">d of
the men who will be retummg
th fall to dclcnjl their champton·
htp record w·hich " as mndc dur
mg last year's reason Joo was
~bly aws\.ed by hl~ bac:Uscld
conch AI Akins.
The nnnunl spnng gnmc wa
played under regular gam c:on·
dU1~ from t1mcrs and ofi1cab
do\\ n to the wnte.rbQyc Dr. 01. cr
m }Cr and Mr. Bull acted as hon·
orary coaches and wcre contmunl·
cy rnanem: I!I'lng baclt and for:tb
era U,e fJeld gl,mg thP :fdln
tlult old oolleg<. pep-talk. The
• ld wn dry and hard wh1cb
made the cont.nct pretty rough on
both •des. as the result several
of the fcllils got some moe brul!it!3
to 1 emmd them of the battle theY
hnd be('Jl in
Quarterbacks Dtck \roll and
Bruce Longbnll a lrod the H\15\on
\'&Jl;U)' while on the Has B en
ide Pet Hahn \US tlte !teld le:ld·
n tst•:d on a couple of spec·
laculnr playa by Croc:h Akin
CJ rhc Anderson scored first
f r the HDS Beens early 10 the
operung qu rter aa the team made
a ~~~cd downfield dnve From
this touchdown A.klns' tt:nm was
nC"V~ ht:adcod addmg tv. o more
'cores m th• Gecond quarter. ~
Andcnwn counterP.d ngnln on a
run ond Bolsch s.oorc.-d from
.obouL the seven on o sma h
tlu-ough th•• Cl!Jller of llv• line. 1''•'
l:la ~n's last touchdown t ull·
"d from an inter~pted pnss and n
U6Wlncd dnve .aa Hahn pilov:d
the te m, c.lunaxlng th~> off£>nse
'lil>ltb a pass to Jim War·d which
waJ good Cor 35 yards BaUic.h lut
pny d1rt for \h!! climax ol lhc
lng puih. The Has lk,'(',ns m cd
anotbPr touchdown in ll••· tJurd Sconng for lhc Huston tt::nm
w ali leO b' FrnnCJS. Cox, confcr-
n " qunrt r-nukr \\ ho scored on
ruru of 25 und IS yards. His ru-st
touchdown cam mtdwny 1n the
t htrd qum tet and the second
t'Oit: \\Dil made carl) durmg the
Ia t pertod Clark St phens &eon.-d
the th1rd touchdov.: n ncar the end
f th g me he cnught a long
pu thro"' n by D1c.k Voll. Cox
madt! the onl) extra pom\ for the
v tty entchang n short pass.
The gnmc pro\~'(( x~eedmgly
ant~ ung cuns1den ng the teams
had but two weeks of prcpara ·
Uon For the Hns &>ens Ander-
on Baisch, Blatr, Hahn. Paul,
Al Otto nnd Guy Gerber played
utst.andmg ball.
The plnJe•s lhnt looked good
and are commg back for Huston
1h1s fnll \crt Don McCDllum, B1U
O'Hara, J1m l{tng, Phal F'rnsut',
f'1 nnn) Cox, Bud Cox and lhe
\\\ o quarterbacks Longbnllu ond
YalJ
Has Soens Vanity
Paul LE Stephens
Gerber LT 0 Ha1n
Wh1tbeck LG Ktng
W Ute.r C McCallum
Stender RC Peters
Otto R l' B. Cox
Ward R E :FraS<:r
Hnhn QB VoU
Andemon LH Huntley
'Oirur R H F Cox
BDUiC.h FB 8 Cox
Ha S~;t n Subs. Snyder. Leme •
WlittN~ Henry Basltt:tt, H Wll
homs nnd Akin Hu.ton'• vt.tr·
~tty Ant111, Hunt, Longballa .
Webb, Stevenson, A Wdltams ,
Snndvrg, W t, Pcckov•'r und Car
l~7.1Un
St.'Or&nf'
Hu!l Bl'~>n 7 13 0 7-27
vr.r.a-H} 0 0 7 12-19
T( uchd w n llo Bt•• ns An·
derat n 2 Bol rh 2. Extn1 p~mts .
J> ul, Bell nnd Wr,rd
'J'ouclldown Houttun ' V.ar-
1111) F l":ox 2 St ·pheru; Extro
poant, :F Cox
OfhclaiJ R c f ~ r c t•, Warren
Srntth, h ad hnc mnn, John
f lelcla 11. ftcld judge, Ralph
Phtlhp , urnpue. Ch01lic Hudson. Summ •r (:()Un>es in ccrnmics and Other classes to be oHcrcd cJur·
sculpture wm be held m new mg summer arc: paintinl{ (stress
quarters constructed lor this work ing lnndscapl' s k e l c h 1 n g nnd
an the low••r bns~:mcnt of lht. nrl pninUng)1 art fundamentals, mod-• 1\I.JssfJun. He was 1 cccntly nonwd
p1 t.'~ldcnt of the Potllnnd Coun·
cil of Chun hcs buildmg. em nrl and lithography.
This room w11l b~ a creal nn·
provcment over lhc crnrnpud
spa~ now bemg used
classes, according to lil'lm
shaw. professor of nrL.
only large but also w
to carry out nll phnscs
ceramic process. r; not
ppcd
or the •
Ivan Houser, Instructor m cer
amics and sculpture. has lent his
own large ktln wh1ch hns auto· • malic heat controlling lnslru·
ments to assure pcrl••ct firing. The
department also hns two kilns
built last year by Jtm Schuld,
graduate student m education nnd
instructor tn cerrumcs.
Faculty Members Plan
College Teaching Jobs,
Study During Summer
Several members of the l.ewls
and Clark faculty nrc plannmg
advanced study nnd tcachtnC this
summer •md next fall and c.1ght
g.radut~tes wlll cnt.cr mcdu:nl nnd
dental traming
Attending Oregon State college
w1U b Edith SnuU1 nnd Morjul'lu
Fe!: nden. Robert Duscnbern • and Arthur Throckmort~n w11l
(OnUnue tudy ot the Uni\'cnu l~
of Washtugton Cloyd Gu tnf on
ond Rebert Stol~c wJII spend the
summer studying m Clucago.
Sunuu C'r t~achm" lillSignm .. nts
hnvc been ~wtuded to F.ugcne
Kozlufl, UntV(.:r&tty of Call for nlo,
and Paul Homgshetm to Mtchtgnn
Stnte <:I)JI~>ge Dwtght L(tuml wtll
l• och ltlOIO theory l Mulln on~o1h
t•ol eft' • techmcol c<'nlet nl Swan
I 'und
Th1 ~c oLht•r 1R tructo1 will he
n•wlng next foil Th• y nJt• N •II
Snban who \\Ill contmlH' work ot
S1nnf01d, El\•., Frcdertck un to
Oregon State rollo •••: t~nd Rrm
hnrd Pauly will ent•·r th" g1 nd
uatc ~ehool of muasc ut Y~tlc. A H'Sidl'nt of Portland fur
Mrs. Smith in Seat1le I ncm ly 51l years, Townsend IS n(•w
1 et1rcd as p1 ~sldcn t and owner·
Mrs Edtth SJT. t r • lctor m n! thP Huody Peanut Pt"Oducts
typmg, nc:w to Seattle .rune 15 compnn>, winch Jw !uunded. HI!
to nuend one scsslon of u lhrce-ts 0 trustee of Ftrst PJ'('Sby\crinn
coy work ·hop on tc>achtng proce-1 t:hul ch ond an ocuvc m• mbcr or
durcs in busmcss educatio n The I Rutnry club Th•• Towrut:"ud c<ll·
conference was hdd at the Um· lcctfon of books 1s one of the
verstty of Washington 19r:l!est m the college l1brary
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team The Pioneers ended the ~cnso n with five \\ins nnd twenty
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Mlal~ 39 16 7
And orson 20 9 3
MacDonald S7 32 10
Chri.atianaen 173 69 21
Grosjacquos 198 94 27
Shepard 130 S4 15
Martin 142 62 17
Hunt 93 38 10
Gordon 183 as 21
Kaufman -120 49 12
Lund 163 S3 12
Taujlmura _ 140 49 11
Longbolla 49 18 4
Woat 72 28 4
Stein 68 28 4
TTdeman _ 203 88 10
Bor1u1elt 1 1 0
Jenning~ 9 2 0
Paul 33 8 0
Dong 1 0 0
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LEWIS AND CLARI< COLLEGE 1867 Ludy J>rojt!el of Lh!! educntional
worluhCtp w G lnunchcd lnJ\ \\~ k
and smb full peed oh(•od os
Lcw1s nnd Clork grndunw atu-th1 12 farulty m~mbc."T'S are rv
In as departmental coru uJt.onl.l
"ThiS JJX·Wct!.k COUI"J(I proj t
t.s tl gcm•ra) surn•y of the c:nt.u•
c0111muruty with n lnrg propor
!Jon of 8\LcntJOn puld to aduiL
cullurnl tnt• n:st,'' Dr Tuttle X·
plntnc-d 'Th~: par'lJC:iJWUng stu
dents wtll tlempt to get nn O\ r
oll pictul'e of Lhc economic, cul
tur I tmd r lig•ows fi•l ttonslup of
the area'' VOLUME IX Number 31 I dent conducted rm:IJmmort
mC(!tJng ond dlscu eel the pro·
cr~ur~ to b,.. u.11ed !or Lht! de
vnlopml"n t of the s-urvc)
The wo1·kslwp, wluc.·h f stud~ .
tnt! s h ctoo prol.llcms rclntc-d lo
the school and commurut.y tn Ore
gun City, IS ut~dcr Ute dtrccl1on
ur Dr H rold S TutU • wllh Dr
W. Murshon De Pol lcr nct.mg ns
spccml cnn ultanl ln oddtUon to Studt:nts wall carQ out n pl n
by Dr D Polster th1s week
whercb} th• y wall meet cv rnl
Oregon Ctl} .J)<lStors nnd P num
I.K::r or Clll:wru who v; aU otd ln th
study und •r the 6UPC!nWOn or
the workshop members The 3d
dtt&ona1 help will mnkc a more
cxterudve nnd thorough survey
pQS3tble tn the bncl penod of
lime nllottcd. •
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; College lo Offer
'Three-Two' Plan
For Engineers The survey lS being conducted
Furth r exponsaon of Lc\\ • lin nccordnnce with the Oregon
ond Clark c:ollr•gc h be n made City chnmbcr of commerce nnd
wllh the nddltaon of • cooperative the Oregon City scboola under
CQUr5l' m pr c-cngm~cran~ Wlth the supcrvlSiOn or Luther King.
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THEY ACT, thay build for "Over Twenty-One ... These student playon in Fir AcrH soc:ond summer
thcator prepare seta for hrat offering Juno 28. 29 and 30. From left: E. A. Rutherford . Nan Pitman.
Gorry Murphy and Bob Holloc:k. lnsorl shows play leads Diana Murphy and Larry Johnson as Paula
and Max Wharton .
Fir Acres St,ntmer Theater lo Open Jun ~e 28;
'Over Twenty-One' Awaits First-Night Crowd
June: ts bur,un' out nil ovL·r lhc
cnmpus walh thespians.
Some 30 actors nnd uclri!SSCS
"cat and sleep" dram11 these days
They tnlk at O\'Cr the lunch table,
dwnm about it at nighl. mumble
lines over breokfnst and rehearse
1l the rest of the tam'-'
These ore the personnel of the
second FAr Acres Summ~.;r thcmcr
who r( an full • wang of the rep
el tory thentet pi OJCC.:l O( SIX mod·
• ern plnys under dirccllon of Ar
thur COl' Gray. Nucleus of the
summer players nrc 12 scholar
ship wanncrs from Qr .. gon COl·
leges and htgh Sl!honls.
The play-mu~l-gO •(In philoso
phy kl'Y notes Fit· J\crcs training.
G rny bchl'VI'S young actors l1rst
of nil have a responsibility to the
College . Awards
15 Scholarships ploy. They must dcvt lop sclf
dtsciplinc. sltck to the sch~Jdulc
nnd forget themselves. They must
learn how to get nlong wllh Clll'h
nlhcr and to rehearse under pr-cs
surc JUSt ns they will m the pro·
fcssional theater.
Assistmg wat.h the summct· pro
gram arc Murgorel Dnrrwy, dllcc
tor of Blue Room plays at lhc
Portland Civic lhl•nlcr, nnd Gord
on Enckscn, Unlvcrstty of Ore
gon graduate student in drnmn
Miss Barney will produe1: two of
the summer rcpcrtoil nnd
Ericksen will huvc charge of
scenery nnd stogcct ofl.
c~liDC ThUI sdny next \\ ~ck on<l
all roods w11l lend lv Jo'u· .Acn's
for the ru·st pcdotmOJKt' of Ruth
Got'don's rollicking cnml'dy,
"Over Twenty-One ." Oirmo Mur
phy, lnlenled .young mass {rom
West Linn high school, who has
a shelf Cull of "o~wnrs" ror nctmc
und pubhc gpl'nkmg , wall ploy
lhe lead roll! or Pnuln Wharton I.. \\ 11 nnd Clm k college hns
nnnacd rcclpacnts 0( 15 hunor OPP''sitl' Lorry Johmwn, Portland Wharton
At 39 M11x, a tlC\\Spapcr rcport
eJ, uttempts to disprove a go\'
crnmcnl thcor>, thnt no one over
21 absorbs knowl~gc, by carnang
h•s 2nd hcutcnant's bars at an
~fhccr's trnanlng camp.
Others of Lhc 11 misf1ts who nrc
thrown toccth r in the nut.o-courl
setting or the comedy nrc: Nan
Pitmrm, ns Jnn Lupton: Kenneth
Olsen Roy Lupton; Dale Liberty.
Robert D. Cow; Rod Glllcspie, an
old gcnllc.mnn; Gwynne Womer,
Mrs Gat('s: Don Spencer. Col.
Foley: Margan!\ Beattie, Mrs.
Foley; rnt2: Bet gmann, Joel
Nuton; nnt.l Dons Couht•r, MiSS
~I an ley.
L1ghtmg will be handled by the
'l'hRYi'f brothers
Curtam time is 8:30 £tw nil
plnys t~ach Thursda)', Frulnr and
Saturday lhroutth August •L A
bus wlll lenve the Tratlwn) s stn
ltun nl 8 p m. ach Saturday only
nnd a college bus \\ill deh\'er
pnsscnJ;crs 10 lhc Pioneer post
oWce followm the play. L fu) cttc colh.:gt' or Easton Pa ..
C' or<hng t~cr 111forrnalton r ecelvcd
from Dr Charles W llD\\ nrd.
d• 10 or the fnculty
The coun:n wall be voorked on
u .. three-two" plnn wh rcby the
student '"Ill tnkc three years of
baRic prcpnrntnry coua nt
LeY. r nd Clark nnd rtoceavc thclr
!uti.il two yt>nr n( t chnu:nl n
tn 1 tng nl L yclh Tb1 wtll
qunltfy th m lor dcgre;.: from
both m titutmns
Wlul L w ond Cln k hn
\\or ked m conJun llon "tlh two
Po1 tlnnd hosplt Is m the {t Jd of
nunnng ducnuon, this is the f1rst
such tlcup an the udy or en
gmecrmg
Th~' procrnm '"Ill kad 10 de
ga l of bnchclor or crcncc m
n~ on of tht scv~.: n fields of en
gmccrlng-chcmu:n l. cl" al, clec
tncul. mcchnnlcal. ndmmiStrnth c,
mlntng ond m~tallurgu:at
Lnfoyctte college hns be ,n se
lcct~d for th1 progwm on th~
basis of 1ts \\i ldcly-recogntzed
chool or cngtnccrmg '"hach has
3 rccortl of pl3cmg nil its gradu
ates. Reed college has n sunalnr
an·ongcment 1,1; lth Massnchusctts
lnstllulc of Technology nnd Rens-
lncr mstltute of Troy, N Y.
W1U melt" Ut\1\'CrsJt)• bas a slm
llm rclatJonshap \\ J\h Cnrn g1e
lnstalute or Technology
Dr. lorgan S Odell, LC\\ as nnd
Cl1rk rn·cstdcnt, spent oni ) car on
th..: Lnfo~ ctte faculty ns an cx
ch ngc prof or of phiJosophv
nnd rchg1on m 1939 40 He w·as
then on th st •• rr llf O~;cident 1
col leg"
Econ Department
Adds Instructor Convos to Feature
Drs. Odell, Dubach
Wf',.kly convocatJOns !or Jun
25 and Ju J 2 "Ill r :Jture t lks
b) P tdcnt Mar an S Od U mi
Dr l: C Dub h. 1 d of t.h
d part.mcnt of poht 1 n
t:COrdlng l Jc.'lhn 8 ~._.. r, l"
~ ocauon rh man
Dr Odell topt.: n t Monti
wtll be "'Ntn D wn and tr t
C On thL m pr g m B
Ril n.. t chcr at 1
\1.: 11 mg l'AO n m r
~embc t '0~ r Tw('nt} On
c l wdl pre:; nt n kat fr< >m lh
ftrst pruduc:tmn of FLT A ...... ,..
summcr theater. chedut for
June ~fJ. 29 and 30
On July 2, Dr. Dubaeh ""Ill Lnlk
on a cun<!,!nt pohta•·· I \.Opt.,; con
cemin Amcr&co on Jul) Jovcc:
Clttm Con u, mu 1c teacher
t lnrlcpcndcn~ h1gh chool. "til
pro\ Hie mUStl: A s1ul from The
Sther Coni,' to b~ produ cd Jul
5, 6 and i b> M rg rel B m _
w •11 complete lhe progrnrn Also
schl'dult'd as que t1onn lrt' on
~ummt>r school und r upen ion
of Dr C W Ho\~ rd dtrector of
ummer e SJuru
Registrar Issues
Enrollment Total
The Jnt.cst hguros on the sum
mer chool enrollment hn~e
mount~ to 442 students \" ath the
p ibthl~ Q( rcachlng 500 oount
ang the addmonnl rcgl trot•on for
I the s~;cond SIX·\~ C{'k scme tcr
Of the totnl, 120 students are
n~\\ CQmci to the cum pus. Mnny
t..:achers, some rorrner LC grnd
uotes. olso helped \\ell the c. n
rollment Tho. ler house men',.
domallDt1 n.nd P. lntinc M nor
wom 'n' dormltOQ nrc open fot
scholat~hfp:; to Oa C"On and W .t>;h· universi t.~ Rrudualt•, as Mnx
mgton hillh 'SCh11ol seniors. End ----------------------------
oward Is \ulucd nt $250 and wall Calling All Song-Birds Wolter J Me11d one of the farst
of the Cat ncg•c Foundot.ton rcl·
low5 to complete h1s griidunlt:
work nt the University of Or<'·
&on. " tll be ndded to the flH ult}
OS On instructor in the frcld f
l'C<'Inomtcs ond has tot y. ludent:s tn~ me on c mpUJ.
nej:!ISllatlon for thl surnanC'r 1
about on a pnr w 1th Inst )C r's
slaltstlcs nnd th r u n po tbtht \'
that t.ht: tmol nrollmcnt mny
cxcocod 1950' ~ 1 ccord-bre ktn IJ<.> effccll\ c for the 19591-52 cui- • f . J N d
l!;gc·ycnr •. opening Scph·tnl.lt·r 17. Hood R1ver est1va ee s
Scho1nrs.hap wlnnCl'l rrom 11
c~~:1
:n.~c :Dtmoff, arublrn Ptt-ISingers for Opera Chorus
ca-son and Shtrlcy Rot ckcl, Jcf 1 l ?
f•'t'i!nn lugh school Portland: An· Do you tkc l•1 8 ng
Ch 1·'
1 1 1 0 Tlu~n JOin llw summct chotr wlu~h w&ll sang whh the chl•rus ndlc 1 ur••t 1 .un:o n: JDnc
P I 1• 1'l ,.. 1 1, >u!,. Cor "H11dt:;c nl the <"iodli" opmn to be presented Augu l 5 b) thP or s, ,u(o cvt> ; '"'nro c ,{ •
W I · t t.'l 1 t£ \ ( n B()ud Ravel' Mutlk ft>stlvnl. [IS II llj.! 0111 I" I))' .OU l ) •
grocncwnltl, St lldcn's H1.1ll K·•· B~>ris Snpu, colh::gt• S)'mphony orcht!Sll'll tlhcctor, will con·
r. n Lee, l'endlt::llm; Jlm\t . .'!> Al· duct tho now 11porn bnsed "n F'rt·df'ttck Bulch's n<l\'Cl of the eat'ly
mnnd rmd < 'ur ul W\1c1d. Gresham; Qn•gon l'tounh y. MnJlll' 1 ole& '' Ul b'-' sung by Jerome Heinz. o
1\l~h.Jun CnHt•••, 'l'lg;uu: Jt(ucu Ll't' lundtng h:mtont• w•lh the Ml.llt'Qpnlltan Opct'. ~;ompany; Jt'nn
"'n:r.o, lllinois \'nllc~ ; K1·nnelh Jlundi!hk, Poa·llarul contutlt(l ; Gcol'gc Buthop nnd Robnrl Hotr-
0\\ ens, V11m•1uvcr. Wn ; and man. Portland l<'nots.
.Jnl·quchm .. • Gllhc1t, L(tngVIC\\ , TenchPt'S and und~r.:rnclunh'S enrolled l'1ll' sumnwr &tudy
Wush nrc urged l>y t hP college music dcpru tmcnl Ln jom thl' group
for n onL'"-night pral'tlce errch 'T'uc tlu) ol 7·30 p.m. nl Westmin
ster church, 1621 N. r~. Hancock~ undc1 the dirl!rtlon or L. Stun
ley Glut um, oollt•gi' chotr h';ulrr. Ut!orgc Ui hop of the tnlllllC
fnculty w1ll clued on nll-rnolc chuar Coa the same opea-ll. An)
pct•~;c•n mtet csted moy contol"l citht>&' of lhc darccWrs \' n LfllllO nowmon, Hotli!C\'Cll,
won the rirst JOLt& nnllt.m st·holor
tlhi,, or $250 oH~:rPd by P1 Ocltu
Jo:JJsilr.n, noltonol journnhsm hon
ornry. figur<'. CCO&'Chn.u to rcgl.5't.ntr
Wllllam Nor11..' .t1 vmg recclvc.:d Ius bnthdor·~
degree ot the umvcnull an 19ll8.
he began has groduntc \\or k ot
Columbln unlvcnuty '"hac he
earned Ius M . dcg& e-e In 195ll
he was oppolntt.!d o Carncgac Fel-
lo\\ ni u of o. He til now Ct!m-Sociology Publications
plctmg his , ·r•nd ) \or nt the Honor Dr. Honigshlem
m titullon By Septl'mbcr , \ll51 Dt P.aul llonigshmm htu1 llt·
he will ho\ c cornplctcu ull In<~ tuinro recognition in forc1 n
rcquit cmcnts fo1 n dvC'tOI"nlQ NC lan~'\lage JOUrnal • for S(\mc 250
ccpt the lhcs• nrtich.-s he has publashcd ln C:rl!r·
M••nd is ('Urr~:nth· tcrtchlnU n anun, Frcnc.h, Sponu;h oncl En -
scctwn or prlncipl of ccononuc litth.
Althnugh h~ prtmnr) mtc~t l This ·eu olonl!, or the IUS ortl--m lhas !1cld, he-Is quahf1Ni to cles writtc.n. lhr\: hn'c OJ)l)C 1
tcnch Amcrlcnn hh;tOr). Hc wn ln the Cologn journnl or OCIOI-
8 mcll\bP.r of the Untvcrsaty or ogy. two m S\\ 1SS soclologicnl
Ot "&on t.1 bnt t am In 1~46 i journnb and nnolh<n' in the
ami " Jnl>mbt•r or the \'nlposJum I Americnn pubUc tlon of "Church
tcnm in 1£147-48 History ...
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li • PllBe Two
ELEM.?.E.. CLASS--'
.. London BndgQ Is Falling Dowu ..... •
PIONEER LOG Fr~doy, Juno 22, l9Sl
It Sez Here:
Minister Wl1o Wouldn't Swap Cow
Missed Cl1ance to Own City of Portland
If Ol gon lmd hud nnt ~n
so ch~np • nd cowt; . o du·ce 1
hundred y~nrs u~o the :she of
Po1llanu llliShl n4w bdong tn
the Pr • b~ tl J 1 n C'hurch.
Oldtmwrs :!1nong tltt"' Pre -
bvtcltOn mmwt'"l· Gtlthered on
the cwupus th \\ cck Jor then·
Gist nnnunl tate conrcrl nee or
the Oregon Sl nod reenllcd that
one of t}H.lr c:arhcst pN!di.'\:CSS•
ors, U\C Rc\·, Lc\\JS Thomp on,
broughL '' alh Jum ntt the ploln n CO\\ Upon h•" m nvnl
tn Uw lov; cr Columbm countr).
he rd\Jst'd to tmdc fus bossaL'
I fur \\ hul lr. nO\~ t t: sllc of the
' l;tt) uf Portl nd.
Obs,•rvmc tlw IOOth nnru
' t l SlU)' of the C<:lllblu;llllll'lll of
th<' (lrrt pr~b~ tery In I he Or~:-
c<ln country. Dr. Clifford
Drur.), nuUlorlt)' on chur!.'h h1 -
tory ot Son Frnnc1 ro The>oloc·
1 I l'mlm:uy, dcscnbcd the
1651 or llli • .ltlonnl lli("Ctlng n
Summer Session Scribe
Saunters About Campus
By Chuck Glbb t. k rull call these dn)s The~ • th• c1 dh.• of Pre!lb,Yt•·rlnna m
Ill 01't'gun "
In n Crtrmhonsc n nr Lnfn~ •
'lll' Uw llc\. Thomp on und two
p1onc.:1 rnu~sion.1rlc~. the Rc\',
rd\\ m ,t R. Gcnry .mrl the H.c\'.
Hnhcrt Hr•hl, bccrun,• lhc ~·h:tr-
1N' nH•rnllt 1 s and I ia sl nffu:crn
or the 1'1 esbytct\' nf Or~~un"
F'1Cteen .) • :m; Inter the Rt ''·
Gcnry \\ n~ o lc •daAA figure in
found1nA A lbnm col1£>l~c. Cur •
I UllJICI ur J.eWI £ltld ('lark
Tht (l)'nod, '' ath nppro>amntc
h 150 dclt"t::nl~ r •p1 • cntmg
th,. four pre hrtcr&• o:, reported
rt growth 1t the ct nlurv mnrk
hnd renchcd 1.!3 churcht:s wrth
l 2 mm1 h: ond a lot.nl mem·
bct$hlp { 2i,250.
D1 P .. ul Wnght, First Pr\:S· Whnt n S\\ Jt\:h thr summ r JU t notu;c '' hlt'h .tudi!.Ilts hn\'c
~.chool IS frum the u:runl ez~mpus Lhc lnh:st sunburns nnd mark
routln E\i ctj thing IS :rush, rush. thrm a b. cnt for the prc\'lous d y.
Whnt other college enson do 5tu· If !I ou'vc a ~nd dnwn tht for
dents get pantcky O\'<'r term pn-) ou'r~.: new on campus-glad 'to
pcrs on the fu-st dny of cJas.l • • know lou.
G ree tin.!l . lll1l11l r "t lll le ll ts In summer school If ) ou mr • Big questlOn or tht• \\ t_ L'k-ls
t~ hislory ~ Juss once you're n th,1U· that :1 c1 op of weeds that they'tc
The LOG wclcomes alt of you .sun-burnt scholnrs stum-and y(;ara behtnd the ,•lu ~. ~1vwmg bf't\-.ct.m the men's dorm I
bhng blmdly aown the corridor~ of high!.!r Jeur.ning. In our It docl:n·t mnkc much <.hUH- pnrldng J,t nnd Bodine Arts I b) tea ion church, wos nom~d
ncv; moo<!rntor At lhc TuC"5·
do~ mormnc c ion Pt c~1dcnt
Morl:lon Odell hod ch::rrt~c of
communion SCI'\ icc nnd on
W~dnt•sd y nftt t:nilon he made
hI nununl N!pOt•t to synod on
the gro\\'lh ond p1ucrcss of th•:
<K•llegc
a1 ·ourns from the LOG cabin across the jnde-mat· en()~.: to summer :;cholars thr•ugh bu• d111g'' Whntcwr 11 ts, 1t's occnston SOJ • The.} 'rc lager bcnvcrs 01• they h\. llhy LC not onlv g1ow::o the 1 .
ted eampus we hoYe notlced the abundance of new faces • · · woulctn"t hn\·e enrolled s1>eakm):; nne t flo\\l:rs. they ~lo;o grow the Classified Odds
as a matter of fact. Henthcliff was th~ only old profile tl1at of eager bcn""rs 1 known c 1l who s• nt t \\' eds. "c :recognized. started boruns up on her r.o\·ern- Hnn~ you. notict.>d tht> worl. o! For Sale Slightly used Hcl. 1 &
. . . , , ru.-.r school sLnrtt'd. So v; hnt hop-I\\ ho but Mr. Hcndncks ;n H1s nrt offer reccsvcs 'B' term paper.
the fall and spnng acadenuc penods as a t1me of lCJsure 8" a) pcned? Sure. the.> changed texts c>~:h1b1ts ndorn the b1ology nnd Contact Ken Filut, Gcn Del.
{rom te.x-ts and temperamental mentors. But here we are, !or the summe 1 cln . Too bad art buildings . Next llmc you're I P. o.
_truggling to ~tour fahe.nng G. P. A.'s or workmg towards L. D. down that wny, rcgnrd~r. lcs .>c!-
master's degrees and the like. Then there's the swimming ow sam trough!>. . \\' .t\1\TTE~Dredgc o p c r o t u r.
H ·"~ hoping we all nllmn the goals we are striving to pool nnd the abundant shade Scemg as Uus lS the hn;t or n Must ho\'c swrmmlng, lsl md
ere 1- .
1• • • i true-trees They aren't conduca\•e to scr&cs of premature LOG cd&llons, exp. lnqult c ut pool Don Scm-
reach at the end or tins term. \\ Jlh the aJd of tolernnt ns Ont!'S scholnsuc cndcnvors-lhol let us remind you of the All-pcrt-5\\Hnnung mstruclor.
tors and active sun-kissed minds we may be able to do just 1S if , ou can't · Tnkc 11 or leave College picnic, swim and do.ncc,
that.- il" Tht! proff:ssors don't h:wc to tr.. Sec you thC!I'C, WANTED--More salami sand·
wschl's 111 cast-off lunches. A.
Hcnthccl1ff. Y Oll: Too .. Can, Helj)
Aha. caught )'OU napping didn't we? You thought we
would be coming out Fridays instead o£ Thursdays. But stL-el
yourselves students, we will be on campus e,•ery other Thurs·
• day for three more editions.
We hereby !lx!seec:h you to help our poor undermanned
staff in e\'UY way you possibly can. The 'Bark of the LOG'
column will gladly be :receptive to any letters to the edttor.
Also complete cnmpus cove~age is almost impossible with our
limited staff. We shall welcome any cnticlSJilS or suggestions
that you. as a student or faculty member, deem advisable
toward Iurthenng campus appreciation of the summer LOG.
ll Thi and an. lnlle.x. ·Too! ,
Congratulations to Editor John Fcrgison and hts depleted
little band of Voyageurs for an excellent nnd colorful year
book
Harassed from the start w1th the usual p1 oblems of or-
ganization and planmng, the little group lound the1r work
doubled as calls to acli\'e duty Wllh air reserve units decimal-
• ed their .ranks.
The handicaps under wh1ch they worked makes doubly
1mpressive their feat of getting the book out on time.
From technicolor cover to mdcx, the picture-packed pages
testify kl uncounted missed classes and long hours w1th paste.
pot and shears.
To the hard earned praise of all the campus we add our
• Well Done. Voyageur!"
LOG Rates High Among Western Colleges
ln(orm tia:n recen:ed her from last em t.c:r'a rotmg. Only other
lhe Anooatcd Collegwte Pre winner was t.hc WsllomHte Col
llsU the PlOl,'EER LOG ~ onc1legwn or Wtllnmettc umvcrsJty .
of th two coUe-g p p£>n; w~t of Elc\'en t':Ollcg pnp rr. 1n oth~'r
tho MlSSiusppl to n'CCI\'e the parU or the country wun lhc
wv~ted Ali·Amt-r1can rntmg ln wnrd.
It ••
umn1• r and w• • kl) <1url11 I hL J '11\JUAI o.:d !Jl fJ1t.rJll)l)" durlr J' '
• tl• :)Gil" ul. crlpllvn 12 Pll
£ilt.erc4 u •r:cond e!Juul mntl r ot l'orliJlnd , Qre"&On
EDITOR
Cbarl• Gibb
11p1111a •n11 wms .. m• cartooo~
aoc#l •-. Gua't'•• ap"" •lu>wtr;r.ll:: ~~ c..orc• :aaauu . .Jba Loq. 7oiD •"· ·•·n:r •mpeOJ&. Gerald!•• aprou.. Kn'11 wm••ID•. Dr. De Poister Finds West
Aids Teaching~ Studying WANTEU-Lafc guurd fo1· 11!ter
hours uuty Ill pool. lnquue at
Palol1nc mnnor or Thaxter
House. "The people t work walh, t11c
unusual bc:lUty of the campus nnd
the Oregon weather mnkc my jnu
at LewlS and Clark (l pleasant
one, • slated Dr W. Morshon De
Poister.
Here for hlS f.u-st summer ~
ion of te.nchmg, \h \'IS"llmg pro
ressor of soe1olor.y Is ncung n
spec1al con ultnnt \o Dr. Hnrold
S. Tuttle, dlrcctor of lhc Orecon
Caty commumty proje 1 or th
educational v. orltshop
He hns J eceavt.'CI dcgrc fro>:r
PhiJHps unlverSJty und Vnnucr
b1ll college nnd has J"l'('CnUy earn
ed b1s Ph. D Irom Ute Unl\ Mlt)'
of Ch1cago
Dr. De Pou;tcr lorml!rl~ t tUght
at Indiana unl\'eJ"Stly !or h"O
y~.·nrs and is now In his tmdh year
at Grmndl coll~·gc
'"Tile weather• hcrt.> J fane c •frl
pnr~d to the \ ••ry hot tmd muggy
summers of the rnldwc~t " lie
said, "It shoulrt be \'cry conduCI\ c
to the student."' BARK OF THE LOG ===========-=----=-= Do yl)u hove ttouble gctlmg up
Thanks to Class
rn the F: ·
I would hkc to gJvc m) lhonk.c; • lo the JUmor class The rl'D on
I detest form3l donee . A<J h
member of the senior dnss, ulnn
wtlh o number of other scntor
1 did not rcceJ\c an mvjtotron ta
the !';en. or prom, so n y \~ ir
couldn't force me to go (l utsn
henr thol n number of JUOIOI
fatted to rcet.'JVe them. too)
1 don't know whether tb rc
was dsscruninahon ng:unst some
ur whether the class ju t dn:ln'l
put ~nough effort anto comprl ng
o mo1llng li&t for lnvnnuons
y.:,ther way, ns I nm not fond
of dances. I w1sh 1fl gi\'t> them
lll\' smccrc npprecinlron Mn\ he
c•mebody should gave I horn tl ,.
word in the mommc? Running out of
t>X~.:us ;s fvr hcang late or nb
l'll\., Your problem!' arc soh·cd.
U) l ur copy ol the !at• st best
ell •r "Ahbi.B Mode Easy," by
the renown' d nulltoa· I. Lie
FrN h• Nrow on snlc at t.hc -Sna<ik Shack. Ad\',
LOST-Two nght tcnms shoes.
H f und plenr;l• return to book
stol"C. C (I c.m cct 1l for you
wholcsal<>) Haldnrs --
SITUATION W A.NTED-Prcf~r·
nbly
eel. o t mdnlou!l one. Society
WANTED-C~hl!st w1rler-con·
t~<.l Dead Ltr o!IJC€', P. 0. ---
PERSONAI..--R•1!it': Rc,.c, 1 Jnve
you 'F'rank1c'
WilHam H Cook WAN'n:D-Nc\\ ,Jok,•s-E I.
Difficulties of Being College Columnist Receive Airing
In Hopes Explanation Will Ease Writer's Frustration
right nnd thnt ln• v.nt• t locks not prrnL this mnterial of their
lrtcrary ability. The other foc::et ow:n volition. There ore three common short
commgs of college new. pnpcr u; Lhnt the writer is good but the Perhaps tho above somewhat
cratsc u; not intelligent enough to clnrlfics my positaon tn thil!, my
columnasts: First, that they hove opprc.c•ote him. 1 would sny the by••-byc column nl Lcw1s and
Iotter is ns tru1·, if not truer, lhnn Clnrk. To my rcadPr'S 1 extend no
tht> .fnrrncr in many C:lSCS. ympMhy or apologies . It you nolhmc in portJculnr to sa)•: sec
ondly, thnt th~y do not know how
to mtcn.>s\mgly express this vac·
uum; and thnt they nrc munled
nnd not allowL.od to say their un
mtcrcsting nothings .
Possibly the only columnlata
whu ar,. wcll·lik~d ar1', nctunlly,
those peoplo who have haD1cally
nothang to aoy. 'fhat i1, the gossip
c:olurnnist, the "mill·rnd ,~r'"' ond
thf• likt>, ThP morn n mun says,
llv· mor,.. encmi(!tl, n• well as the
more fri..:nds, he is likely to makf'.
There are two sldcn to tht!
c.hnrge that thfl c:olwnnt&t' B styli!
as poor. Onr! is thn\ the cntic iJ On the third prllnl. thnt the hnvc been gullible cnouih lo
news ill auppr~s~d. I know htllc 1 end thrs colurnn, you dcserv(' no
S:IVC us it applies to thiS parlicu- pity, l would like to ouy these
lur c:olumnisl tn this school and lew words tu lht! ndminurttnlion,
with the umount of ccnsotshlp howcvt•r 11 vou WMI· not tlw ad·
prcvnl••nt on this campus. I con mmistrlllton, I would hBV(' more
truthfully suy that the odmsnis- than a fl'w wolds to say.
tmllon has nf!Wr made any nt.-With hopt'· thut. this lust vio·
tempt l.o dictuw whnt could or
could uot b>• printed. However,
rt iii qui~ apparent thnl much
would be publuh1.d W('rc ll not
tor lhc !oct thnt the wrrtcrs Oil·
trdpCitc the conSf'QUCnCC!I Which
would follow and, thcrdo"'• du lent ou tlmt at t cliPVCJi o yc•nr oC
!ru111t at• cl rt'porling, 1 Jcnve this
opac• to wlwmcvcr chooses to
fill at next year on this optlmitlic
note. My rcndc•ra thank nnylhlng
w11l be on improvmncnl . 1951
fay
two
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of
this rridny. Juna 22. l95l PIONEER LOG -
On the SOC!(// S1de w1th Geraldine Sprott Trustees Extend
Prexy's Contract -Social Calendar Features Pre td~nl Morgnu ou~u WH$
honotr>d wtlh ~ten ·• uu1 vote
u( confidence" by th£> bonrd of
\ru lt es fit at onnuul mn lln
June :l Wedding Announcements
,lum has come and nearly gone. with its usunl numbet of
wcdchng:.. The ut mospherc of the entire season is perm en ted
with bpring flm,·c r~. pnstel colors, cundlcs, stilincd glus win
di)WS rmd ''Becnnsc." In obsct\'lll coanl)h::Uon oi
bl ninth )'Cdr Of SCI'VICC lt\ \h.;
Cl)llt· , th hoard gm c.: Dr
Odell • rHJW ntn~·)'f ar con\t••ct
'Jltu c Kl(>n 10n 01 l rv1c.: '~HI
('l IT) hun !..<1 llgc 05 \\ hl:n ht
IIU)I he wall b • rt>nLb to s • 11 r1
md \\.lllch l!OlnL•One cl t \H lie 'l'u tho struins nf Ll))u~ns• in we have seen sotnl' lovely
bridt s and lhe usuol shnking bndcgrooms. With the rmd of
June Wl! look forwrHd to ~rndu al .light monetur y rc•licf-
t}l(l t l unLJl Chrt11tmns.
• • •
Thomus Smnrnon , .fum grnd
uutc, nnd l\h LU\\ ·'l n<' EnC\\ nll,
~Tn luotte or th(; Umvcr th• of
On:J'CIIl, W\!rC lnUIIICd On JUnl,! 10.
The weddmg tao pltlt'i: In n se-t
llng of "hUL• flower nnd cnndh•
111 th• Fir t Olngtt ~nllonnl
chm~h uf Eugene.
• • •
The "eddmg ut MJ.Ss 13nrbnrn
rot b(• , June lllliSIC rnduntc, nnd
Jnml'.s Shaw, Jr., busjncss ndmlo
lslr tbon graduate, loolt plocc on
till' Ullt>rnoun or JUnl! 2, II\ lltr~
dro\\ lnJ:: rq(lm of Paint me manor
Dr Murf.(nn S. Uti•'ll oUac:aot~d.
Miss Matgarcl McVu~kcr was
the cJnly nttPndnnt MISS Mrll'l·
lyn Bo) d wn ~lo1st DlCOmpnmcd
by Mls:; Edtth K1lbuck.
Among lho. I'! nss•sUng ut the
'' cddmt: \\ cr c Ned Mm"&hull. u h·
cr. Mcsdu1nc• J\ VCQ' Steinmetz.
;\Jorgnn S Odell ond Mi scs
Glo1·1a Hutchins, Grt•tchcn Stcm
mt L7., Solly Mc.Bnde, Huth Pt>) •
ton, HPl~.:n Gordner, Donnn Mock-
1m, Mua h•l F1tt • Carol Wilrox,
Allee l..nr)' ond Pnl Bonis.
• • •
Kl'nncth Hond •1. June grnd
unt~ m t!Conom•cs, and Snlly Cru
zen were rnun 11.od on Sundny aft
\'rni.Mm, June 10, nt Grnct' .Mcmo
nnl EptSI.'Opol church lnclud1..-d
nmong th• uGhcr·s was W1llinm
Gibbon, JUOIOl husmcss odmmts·
• trn twn lllfiJllr.
• • •
The wcddmg of Doruthy nos
cue, nnd Tc1t!m.,. CndY, both grad·
unles tn Jun(" '50, was an P\"CIIt
of Saturclny, Jum• 2 The cere
mony wn.~ held nt the 'Blanchard
Evnngellcol Unatc•d B r c t h r \' n
church. nnd pcrtormed by the
IInde's tnt.hcJ.
In the wt!ddmg pnrty was 1\hs..c;
Sh1rlcy Bender, '50 grnduote. i
Others nss.istmg ''en· Nnthnn
Henth nnd l\cd Mn~hn ll
• • •
1\hss Euphamn Huymcs. former
Lewis nnrl Clnrlt studcnl, and
\'w'lllinm Pnrllow, Juw' grnduotc,
\\ cr•! marrwd r~ndny evening,
.June II, tH Rust' City Pn•sbytcraan
t'llUt(' h.
Bddt•smouls were M1sses June
Mn<·Netl und Pntlll'IU llt•ilig. UJ:;h·
l'I'S 1 n c I u d c cJ Henry l.t•in\•S,
~ Cluu·ll'S Hurl son ond Art hw·
Bakkl' .Jr • • •
Thl' mnrnagu o1 Mw Barbaro
Loflin, Junlur hu iocs nunllntS
tratJon maJor to Cordon r'abu,
jumor busmcss m.lmtnl5trntion
mujor, wns nn event of June 8 at
Octhtln)' Prcsbyt~rian church.
R••v. Hunry G. Dir .. kmnn off1·
ciatc<i.
The newlyweds wtll ht> nt humc
m l.nmpnsns, Tc:xos. wh~r£! f'fc.
Fnber 1J stntloned w lth tht• Umt ... d
Stntcs air ft>rce
• • • •
M t s LnRoc K mclwh11 •, June!
gwduuh• In rcligwn , untl Rubert
Pt•n y, dllS$ nf '50, wt.!re mnrned
an the Pn:sbvtci'Um c:hurch of •
Ht•cch·lllc on F'riduy, JunP IJ.
Among those nthmding WC'rt
MUI if• I Jo'lli.JI. Cnrolyn Varitl' •nd
'T'ushlk(• Mnkino .
• • •
•rht! mnrriago or Dm h·nc Dt•f·
1 ft•nhnugh, llophomon' Bt\ rrtnjor
to Donnld Young, Portlnnd, will
i)C ~" event of Jum• 24 un the
~nat lnwn oC Pnlotlne Manor al
:.j p.m. Dnrhme wns lost Sl.lm«:s
t•\•a 's soctcty l'tiiWt' fm I he LOG
I Tho cngogomonl uf .rutmn
Bowl'rmnn, s nil)r HA m 1 ut. l
Da\c Wtl";). g1 d mt tud n \\ ath tht.: hnppy.)lccuc problem
or nmntng o collcgl
W3 ttnnoun(.'t:d ft.•C• nil\' N d l Senl· ors Honored
hm; been &ct Cor thl' w dd 11 :
• • •
Sally Colwell, •mor rduc l nn
nUJ)Or, rcccntll , nnounu c1 h r
cngug('m nt t Hn •ld C' lJ t
en lor nt 0 t gon Slut N • dr t
hos been !'Ct lor the Wt.>dc.:ltn
• .. •
Announc:ad al tho Jumor .·en
10r Prom Mn) 19 wn tb cng.lgl:'
mun1 of B•Jryl K. F•ostcr, Port
lnnd to Donn £. 0 •nl, scnloa chc
naistry mUJOI", Th•' w1ddmc Is .ct
for July 21,
• • • I For Achievement
In Vario s Fields CHECK HAPPY is thls group from collcgo and Junior Wom n's
Joaguo. Bob Lacanalo holds $600 presented by loaguC! for special
course In education of handieapfK!d childr n.. Looking on oro (I'!U)
Dr. Alva Croham. di.roc:1or of cl mentary oducatlon: Mrs. R. Guy
RLcognit1on of " mor ('OOU'I Jubitz. league proddcnl; Mrs. J. Gordon G~a.rin, !vague momber:
lton 111 rnusac, journnh '" prPt:h ond President Morgan Odall.
Junior League Presents $600 urt und spot ts wn !.: \' n l ~
r>nd conv~otl(m Thun-d M
2!.
Or John . Swrk E\ nru: c• m
mended tllc follo\\'Jng s nlor mu 1 F s • } L•b M 1 • }S
JCJOn for thclr WOJk llS 0101 l or pec1a 1 rary a er1a
\\ lth the ~> rnphonv orc·hc tr , 1 w 11 8 1 H • J th J I The Junior League of Portlnnd h~s presented he college n ch ck
C I mm clh hv, opt• l .. qu A lndn (or SGOO for oook and othcr mnl nnls for lhc specJal course in cdu
corg• OC' rnn .' 10 sn, • 11 I cntion of th~"; hondJcnppcd child.
Bob Pelon wa rL'-clcctcd pr~.:s-Ollchnst •. E\lgcnc Km·• an::l Fun Thf> funds for n special llbrnry in this field of t~nchcr pr<!pnrn·
tdcnt o! Knppn Phi Alphn ( IC Wolfe, pwn 1: It' Dnl Hull tion \\lll make pQgJblc continunnc o( the spcclal17.ed cours begun
tcrmty M •Y ltj Uthr•r oUa t '\Oct, l\1 rv n N 1 1, trump t here lnst year bv Dr Ah·n Grnhnm. director of clementnrv cducuhan
nrc· 1\ltlo PNerscn. \'ll'~'>·Prt:SJ· F'"or contrsbutoru ln c tlpo at n nnd Rooort Lndan le ~pccml studcnL •
dent: F'lo.rd Cummm~. ec:rctnr) • he nnml I Alden Gflch 1 t n 1 A whccll"hntr tudc:nt, afthclcd
Bud K~ekcnopp, trensurcr: Hugh Mnrvm Ncl on H d Ri f t• l hunsdr with cerebral pal ~·. oo ver es 1va linrcourt, choplntn: ond John uu Pt E 1 t 1 "' N H th M 1'1 II p I on n IOn<l 0 Lacnnnlc \~ s In trumcnlnl m m-antes ea ananer Walter, scrgcnn t-nt-nrma. n1c 's mw · ho n 1 l d .., n lc n ran. • c ·c e t• n-slmg the \\omen's group an Nate Henth. hon r cr dual
• • • Arhl' Dnlc Hull 115 out tandln lhe nc d of nssi tnnct.: (or Uus "'1th lhe June cl . hLU bc~.:n
Dol T R h 1 , ::cnior Girl in music: cour • the only one of its kmd m nnm~.:d busmcss m m!l~ r r r h ta .au 0 rnll'lnll'\ 15 Acch:um \\.'tl gn:en Mnrnarct wmdin" up 1ts "cor' uctlv•lacs ·~ IOr~on Through books, cqu1p- 1951 Hood Rtv~r Musu: !cstt\ 1
.,. .r McVtckcr nnd Barbara Forb<> for . • d th 1 ,_ h h 11 11..-h 1 by negounllng fur nnothcr chap- men ... on o r specm mntcnaQ, w 1c ,~,.., \1\:' e d August 3 4
f h I d I their Cllldnnc:c of Mu Pht Ep llon Bob pomted out Jl will be pos· and 5 under dlrccuon of Bo l! ter o t c rntt!maly on c \'ctmg I Frnnk l uck ,3 d :ro • ' new ortic.-l'rs for the J!l5J foil sc- • '' s :rccognt7..C" r ~lble to better tr'tltn tcachcn; to Sirpo •
me$t r Ius dlu;ctlon of the actl\ ltl bnnd ,hagnosc the phystc:nl. p:;ycholog- Hcoth wns ncttve tn Blue Kf"
The. new <'hnpt~;r or the (t•n Guy Hnrdsng. JOurnaUsll\ de· ten I and cducotlonnl aspl!ct of' seruor m«m's honorol")' nd th •
lcrnny \\Ill be known as the P n r l m c n t' named Nunmm the problem. • men's glee club and sang m Boc:h
C:nmrna Chapter of DcHn T.m Sd!Wingc for has "ork as out Bob xpl,alncd that the num-fcstl\'nl in Portlund He expt' t
Rho nnd ''ill be locntcd lll Mult· lnncllng t.:OJor joua nnllSt and bel of hundic.tpp d duldren )n to rnroll (or &r tduJt•• work nt
tlomah coiJegc. Nt>ll ~ohm n~~ncd Hnrry God Jl public tnStllUtJOns mtsht bt.: cul UnhcrsJ1)' or Mich•r.nn nurt t Jl
for Ius partlclpnllon In dtnmu b~· 50 per C"r't b~ pro""l treat-Bob Stein \\'US c}Cl)tCd pl'(!SO· " .. ' • .. ~ and SPl'CCh ucuviLics. na nt m 1 h no1 mal clil"......,om Mrs. Gardiner Honored dent 01 Delta Tau Rht.l 1n u meet ...,, .. In the sports !ICld. Eldrm F1x Mt . It Gu'-' JubiU!, p1 C3tdunt Jng May 9 nnd D•ck Bol 111~\lr, "' rnt nUoned 15 men \\ llh c·,N!pt or the lea"Ul', nnd Mrs. J Gurdcm Mrs. E'itz~ th Da' Cia n .
''icc·prcside nL Olh<'r o!IJcct \\Ill ., .... aonnl 1 (.'COrds 10 nll sport ct110 It· Gt·ann of t 1c lc <Tu(> n: earch m tructor m m u h rc
l <.•; Bob Sen cny, c.;c1·ctnry; Bruce ~:o
Lmdlc, tacnsurc1; Lm ry Camp commJltt.'<' m •de lhl PI C:CI\cd a n:quc t ro1 Cu'um 111
bell, dclcgutc nt lnrcc; D m Ncl
on, marsha 1.
• " •
A pimic for ItS crnduuling en
tors wn gtven by Colhccon, home
economics tntcrcst club, l'uc d •Y
C\'Cmng, Muy 22 nt the barb cue
plt.
Those ga.adunt.mg ln home ceo • nun11cs, Donno Knutson ond
MEuj·uellP Mon tson, rccctVl'll n
.real's mcrnbcrshtp In Nattonnl
Hom!! Jo:r~ononucs O!!.SOCHiliOI\ nnd
.t )-'CUI'S .SUbSCI"Ip( lOll to lhe J<lur
nnJ c)l llomc E'conom1c Stnn Gt·
H>d. SCOIOI cd~ll'OltOII mllJilf, \\ IS
gtv••n a yt or's suh ca1ption to Pnr
cnts Mugnz.mc
• • •
Prt•s1dt::ul nnd Mrs. l\lo1 gnn
Od\•IJ return• d th1s \\ e('k from u
short l.rip to t~os Angeles ond
Pnsarlcm1, whc1 c they \'lSlh.>d
their thrc sons nnd thc1r tom·
tlics [tnd Dr. Orlcll nsststed nL U1c
wedding or his mccc, Morllyn
Odell on June 17
• • •
Some f11 I) pcrst.>nl!, boLh te.lllh
l..'t"S .md fut ur ~ tcnt•ht!l , ottemlt•d
the (an;t FTA·Ofo~,\ 'l'UL>Sciuy hllll'h
tn the North Hoom <•f tlw cal•'·
tea an fll ncwn, June 1!1,
The htst mlt'llng wns a "gl'l•
H'quumtccJ " gathering an whtch
CVI!l".)'Onc intnxhiCl'd h llli!'CI f nnd
wld whnt wnrk ht 1 • i..lulng, Ol"
has done. 1\lildn·d Wh.trlcm , I'"'T,\
sponsor, llcll-d u . • mr~(·
MllrJoric nnd Slnnlcy Rowmun,
who plan to do ml&slonnry work
an Palcstinu, will be apcnkcrs nt
the luncheon on June 26. They
aH· bQth Ludcnta hct ' this sum·
m~r . Honors, Awards, Scholarships
Go to 18 at June Commencement
Twu honornry degTCcB, len pc-1\g nt n ct uon 10.') \\nrd u.m\ rs f} ktn 1 t: '111 1 n t
llO\\ tl t:nn r t r CaUl m.ln
to nu h m h{ m t th .u
Th Goth C D\ nl n in Eu 1
Arne tc.an Drnm 1790 l8SO
Mrs Gordtn dtd h r r. d t
vork at Cotun bw b t. J n n
the LC r ultl m l9.t6 ctsl ncnd~m 1c awards and win· HJchord Cntt r, P tland, John
ner of scholnrsh1p nwnrds were M Kccl~r Mc.:morla.l nwnni to
announced at the LE\\lS and Clork out.Btnndtng junior busmt: s ad P. 0. Boxes Available
commenceme nt <.'XcrctMS. nunlstratton muJOI. Eldon Oun· All of!-tampu tuJcnts
Honornry do..:tor' dcg1 t>c m Lhc lcr, Portland, John J Coughbn. te~d for ummcr c~ 1on n:
f~t•lcl of mu 11: l•nd rehgHm were 75 scholarship m hu~Lnc ad-qu l(tcd b~ lha bu anc • office to
be!to\\Cd upon Karl I~m~l. super- tmm trntion, nnd Frnnk Schol~ tgn up tor post offu: bO."(~ ot
\'l.'lor ot musac m thl! Purtl md Porll::tnd, Oregon Soclet\' a.f Cer-the po l u!hcc ammo."<hatd~ No
puhlic sdwol • u <ioctc•r of m\I.SIC, tH1cd Pul>Hr.o Accountunts nwnrd. 1 1"12ntnl charge \\ 111 b1.2 made .
and Lhe Hev D Karklnnd Wt t, I
lnllll!ll I' or fu l Pr' bytc.rwn Busl·ness Off·c I R I churdl, M• dlord, ll doctor ar dt· I e ssues u es
"~~~~lnrshlp 3\\nrds w~nlto t~n For Using Tennis Courts/ Pool
gJ'flli un ling scnlllrs.
Bcndmg the group '' ns PnlriCtil
Loucnc Wh1lc., journalism mnJur
Pnll lcln completed her four )t;t\rtt
W1lh lughlst grade pomt .1\t.rngl'
to wm the cO\ Ctl~ summo cum
lnudc htlc. She wns oct I\ e on tht:
Pioneer Log (IOd other journ lllst1c
proJects and durtng h\'r s~naor
y<>nr wn ISSI tant to GE•Y H:ll'd
me. pubhel1y chrcctor
t Hh"l' hon•ll 5ludcnts \H!I c·
Magna cum luudQ--N ttl h fl n
lh.•nth, Pc)rtlond, nnd Rnlph
Phares. Vancou\•cr, Wn : cum
I nude- A Ill en G tlchra l, ~;ls1c
Ll•llincn, l\lnry l.ou u;c Somc.n•tllc
ond Susan Cook, Portl.mcl; i\l'lie
Dulc lllJII, v.mC(IU\'cr, Wn., anct
Janice Grnmsl', !loud H1vc.r .
Also rumounccd \\Crc the win·
nets ot Rcholnrshi p nwurds: K ·n·
ncth llJorts\'ang, l'ortlund , th"
F'a-cdcrick 1-'rnttk t>c1cnc-e award
u( $125 to tlH~ out.stundmg JUnior
I!Clenr" rnajor; l.1•sli~ Lindsay,
1'111 tlnnd, Orl.'gon P\arrha inc In ord r to pro.., ldt mo l en
joyable us ol the w amnung p 1
nnd the tt>nnt coun for ummt..r
e saon ~tudc-nt lhe bu n f.
lc hns rec:cnth I \ll'd n number
of r gul tion
HuJCS COnC<'mtng the U of lh
pool nrc·
1. L \\IS tnd C'1 rk stud nt •
NOT nttcndm~ unm l."r choot
' nd the gem 1 nl publ (. '" 11l pilv
un adnw: ion prare of 25 l' nLS.
Studl.'nls should obu.au1 6"\\ tmrnln
pms, t1l n l"lJ~t of 25 , .. ~nts, fre>m
either of the life ~unrds, Dnu
S mpert or Ddo1 t: F)sr.her 'l'hc
money \\ 1ll b" •~funded upon n·
ttu n of lh~ pin
2. Tht: hfcguord wttl be on
duly 1\Jc~ID) through Satuniny
f•Xlm I 0 m. to 6 p m, Sundn)
from I p.m to Sp.m. Othc: r hours
l:\)• pccial nrranccml'llt
3. P"rson not IIIlo\\ ~ m poo.l
l cept wh. n Ill •u rd ls an dut\ -4 Pet on not ollo\\ ed 1n p. 1
dura~ trict'-'d p r1od.......t;.th~ul
~ for pc.:dul clru: c.: • nd C<IJir~' ~
Sptln ored group Tu d "' :1
Fr1dn) (roUl 10 till 1~ no '
pool as re 1'1'\lt:d rot the sw unmm
dn~ e ; S: turdoy from 10 tlU
tt ts res rved for tbc prh Ucgc of
the n('J~hborhood nnd fnt:Ulh
chtldrcn.
5. The po •l \\ill h drotnL>d und
clcllnt.:d on Mondo~ s.
Ruli:.'.s conccanmg Uw u of
the tcnnl c:ourt rc·
I. Tcnn1 sh1 hduld b \\Uru
nnu men • h()uld wem• sharl&
Z. \\'hUe othc~ 11 n mtang play
ono S<'L onl~-.
3. Oilubl
de nee. pi \
4. l;ourts nrc fur the usc o.r LC
fnculty and stud nts. Oth~ rs \\ ho
wish to plu,y anu l \Jbtrun P<'l
mission (rom the Iii guard Thl'~
may pJuy in nn.> cmpt.J C'<l\U'l but
mu t ~linquish tL up n requc.-• Pcge Four PIONEER LOG F'nday. Junt" 22, 19S l
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Conventions lo Highlight
Su1runer Session Calendar
Sl'\ r. 1 com entmn "tll lughhght the ectlvtlit's on l·an,pus dur·
sng th1s ummcr SCS$10n rcordmg to o t"l'C~nt nnnounccment or Mil· Boord Names Five New Trustees
Records Office Gets Assistant
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drl'd Whnrton \\hO IS ncun~ ns chalnn Ill of the SOC:Ibl committee Presi·denl Names
Th~ OtegCln Synod of Ult' Pres:b~ tcrann ch\t~ch hns been mCl'Ung
o.n nmpus stn~c Monday, J\11 18, nnd \\111 ~ condudtcl ot noon to· G
d y. The Jruntstcn; ruld theu \\''h es hll\ c bct'n cucsls in McAfee nnd I Judy er lach
Akm Halls. the chap 1 tmd lht:' dinmg :room.
An csUmnted numbel of 150 Gul Soouts Will ..:pend the' mght oT Al.d lo Regi•strar
Jul) IS liD campus .md I 'c lhC' non Smun m.tructo1 m rt:ll!t· n ~~ m lnt!lg ro.r lh lnt rnnt un lOll ll Lcwa.s Tht ppolnlm~lh or Glorsa
G l St'l."lUl rom ntlon t u e\r \ I .,; PI (J ud\ c~rlnch II no:oca tnnt f\: r.-Chnk mm£'r amp on Wmd Mount m 1 t ar rH wl~ c1 att'd poothnn. h ut 80 p nLoh' c T -. '\\ill 1 tum Aul:!ust 6 fo n h s be n nnnollnt~.:d by Pre ttlcnt
n il.ht ta\ to c nclud lh(' th S n Life lruur nN' romp..'ln\ M r~an S Oddl For tht-pn!(t
C( "'" nuun
T .. Ore on \\ m~:n's ChriSlr n
F II " hlp \\111 s m hold U1 r
annual group m hn~: ht· du -
~ JuJJ IS IQ 20
Th~.: Prcsbyt 1an Chi'IStmn
Educat1an \\"'rl."Shop w1ll be on
ampus from JulY 23 to August 3 - The purpo e of the proJect ts to
h .,p swdcnu. become nc:qu:unted
"1th lh ' a &ous \Y~ o! udto·
\lsunl tnds lha t can be modt:
a\<u.labh:: ((lr us m connetuon
\\ lth chu~h :.chool matermls and
1 lSSIOn 11 programs The cuut e
1 dt:Stguoo for c;hurch oU1ccrs ru;
lh:ll ~ church st:hool upelln
t ndrnts. RcpresentaU\~.s (rom
0 on WashingtQn, ldnho and
nt&lUI "111 be pres nL. P Mn· T e pl•ct('(l dunn~ Augu!li:t 6 to
I';' 1 r th 1r rom cntton U\rL>e ~ e~rs 1\11 Gcrlnch h b en
Th<" S".lk pt ~onnel of Juntzcn -CI"CWI'Y to Wllllnrn NorriS, rt•g
LStrar and ''all uow horc Ius Knattm ~1JIIs comp n~. from all \ t H: \\ \Tid wtll b, tw fur duUcs :md relu::\ I! hlln Of ttn 0\'t:'r•
1-e c-onv•ntion from August 28 lond ~>f re ponstblhtle •
t 30 Abuut 400 p rsons nn ex-Mu.: G ria h Is n gruduat uf
p(.'('lt>d fllr thear st\ lc shO\\ ,, htch tht cullc !.!c an the clos: of J unc
,, 111 bo.: held nl the pool Mo1:<t of '48. hn\•ang rnuJorcd tn Engh h
the model '' tll be LC \udcnts.. . .md musll.' She te:~chcs pwno
The W~1 Co:1 t Educnwm C'On· aud ts a lcnms and golf nthu
! · nl'\' durmg AUI!USl 13 to 18 1nst She hnd her sccondnr~
\Hll b undl'l the du'(>t"llllt\ or Dr choohng nt 1-"• nnklln lugh school,
Steph n E. Epler, pl.: 1dent or wht:-re she wn. 11.'ll\ e m spt•rt:l.
Vanport coU~se Hl:!r brottw1· Albet·t complt'tt'd his
These cl·oup \\Ill be hou_cd ln degree \\Ol'k here lll June 1950
Akm nd ~li.!Afc(' Hnlu Koth~- and 1· enrolled <~t tlu• collt•gt•
..n~: D~:Wstt ca!ch:nn mnnagn,
'11l IX' m charge of meals. and
M ldted Whnrl(ln tt~nngcm~nlS
nd entcrtommcnl tht • unmwt
In mokm the oppcuntrncnt
Pre 1dt:nt Odell satd ''Wt" ha\'l'
oprectated thl' good e1' aces
Has Beens Trample Varsity
In Rough Gri Contest/ 27-19 Jud.) h.ts gn ~n the collcgo.• m the
1 cg1strar's off ICC' nnd nlso h"r
c ntmued gro\\ th mto n 'ery
helpful member of the general
t.t.tf1 We shall look to her for In
crt:astng leadashlp and nssultunce
to M.r Norns " J. Gorlach D. Stnmm
Akins Accepts Position
As N orlh Bend Coach
Prank J\kms. oucKucld co.tch nt
Lcwt nn:i Clnrk for the pa
two sea ans, .tcC<'ptcd po tll n
n:; het1d footboll co 1ch nd ph~·
teal Instructor ::tt Not th Bend lu h
1;chool lost '' l'Ck
F'ronl( gl.,cluatcd thiS June of
ter tn:lJOrmg In ph\'Sc. I cduc
bon nnd hu1ltb. H1s hrotlwr AI
nlso is nn LC grndurtle and 1
bad held <'O!ll'h under Jl·~ Hus
tun
Akms rornu;1ly att\.·nded ~\'ash·
mgton State coiJcge whPrc ht
tam.-d m [t."Otbull and bn ketbo I
for the Cougar;;. He latl!z· pln~ <'d
prof ss10nal football \\ th
\\'a-hmgton Redskms.
.Bestdes Jus footbnll c nchm~
dulles Akms coached boxmg and
t hts spnng conch('(! the Pt ncx:r
golf t('nm to the conicnnce
chornp1onslup Donald Sta:mm
To Help Decide
College Policies
l<'out Wldch knuwn Porllnnd
ch ac I nd~rs and ' nwr class
pre!udcnt D n ld Stumm. hll\'C
bci'n nnmr d to th~ boa• d oi lrus
tec of ~he c.'\lllt•gl.' for 3 tht'CC·
)'l'nr pctlod Th •y m c Arthu1 I.
F'11 ld Clorrn('(' Phillips. Dr. 0.
L W Iter nnd Glenn Townsend
Flt•lds. "ho hl nds the Fldds
Che\ rolcl company, 1!1 o g&nd·
unh uf Stnnford univcrst ty.
Am mg mnny top civil' posts, h~
ts pll!ll pre 1dent of thl• Cham
bet nr CornmcJ ce, Cornmu nil)'
Ctu t nnd nose-Fcstl\'UI associn
llc.n. Be \\ns PQrtland's 1936
"I• 11 I Clt1r:cn "
Phillips, n ~tudun tc uf Wll
lnmdlc umv•·a·s11y, as nl " on the
bo n d or Snn r'l·onct!;CO ThN)log a
<;rtl semlllOI y ut Snn Anselmo,
Cnl of Wc:.lmin ll'r F'nundntron
of Ul.:~on, nnd of the Slmnl.! hos·
pil.J). H~ WR.<: formerly pi'I! . .'Hdent
of till' Ctty dub and the Geolog
Ic II SotiCI) or the 01 C.'&l•n CIJUn·
t1 y Hl• as un attorney w1th GrJf·
Cm Peck, Phllltp nnd Coughlm.
Dl Woller IS miDI tcr or Mor"l'
lond Prcsbyte11nn church For
se\ .:rol yc rs Dr Wolter served
The HilS Beell"' clC\'CD under
~~" .. ·~" cr-oonch Frank Aktns detent
tile Joe Ruston ''Vni'Slt) -51s."
h ~ players <COmmg back lh1s
fall. 2i to 1.9, 11\ n roucu and i.um-
1 !Jntnc on F'isher field Fnda)
.a 2S before n eapacri) crowd
f LewiS nnd Clark :;tudcnts and
fev.· outSide spectat.ors. qu rter "hen Huston's \'1lrstty
held them on thetr ctght y·ard
bnt Hahn t.rwd the xtrn pomLS
w1th pn es to Ward, B11J Bell.
nd Ed Paul the fourth attempt
knocked do\\ n Art Department Enlarges Basement
For Ceramics,· Sculpture Workshop s • ecutl\e of the Synod or Ole
gem oC the Pres b) tertnn church
and hns long been nell\ e in West·
mmstru Foundation, Red Cross
uqd other Cl\.'ll" orgnnizaUon . He
lS •rnduot of McCo1 mock Theo
ln u:nl ~nunory w1th an honor
nr y de,::rcc from UnivCJ'Sit\' o(
Akins' t!:nm wns made up from
!l;~:; nucleus of groduating sen
• n1 "ho hnd comple1ed thCJr col·
le mt.c playmg careers nnd sen
ors \\ ho \\'<lnted to help fill out
lhc team v. hil getttng one lnst
rung at football b<!fore groduat
m
Hunan' team \\ ns comp~">d of
the men who will be retummg
th fall to dclcnjl their champton·
htp record w·hich " as mndc dur
mg last year's reason Joo was
~bly aws\.ed by hl~ bac:Uscld
conch AI Akins.
The nnnunl spnng gnmc wa
played under regular gam c:on·
dU1~ from t1mcrs and ofi1cab
do\\ n to the wnte.rbQyc Dr. 01. cr
m }Cr and Mr. Bull acted as hon·
orary coaches and wcre contmunl·
cy rnanem: I!I'lng baclt and for:tb
era U,e fJeld gl,mg thP :fdln
tlult old oolleg<. pep-talk. The
• ld wn dry and hard wh1cb
made the cont.nct pretty rough on
both •des. as the result several
of the fcllils got some moe brul!it!3
to 1 emmd them of the battle theY
hnd be('Jl in
Quarterbacks Dtck \roll and
Bruce Longbnll a lrod the H\15\on
\'&Jl;U)' while on the Has B en
ide Pet Hahn \US tlte !teld le:ld·
n tst•:d on a couple of spec·
laculnr playa by Croc:h Akin
CJ rhc Anderson scored first
f r the HDS Beens early 10 the
operung qu rter aa the team made
a ~~~cd downfield dnve From
this touchdown A.klns' tt:nm was
nC"V~ ht:adcod addmg tv. o more
'cores m th• Gecond quarter. ~
Andcnwn counterP.d ngnln on a
run ond Bolsch s.oorc.-d from
.obouL the seven on o sma h
tlu-ough th•• Cl!Jller of llv• line. 1''•'
l:la ~n's last touchdown t ull·
"d from an inter~pted pnss and n
U6Wlncd dnve .aa Hahn pilov:d
the te m, c.lunaxlng th~> off£>nse
'lil>ltb a pass to Jim War·d which
waJ good Cor 35 yards BaUic.h lut
pny d1rt for \h!! climax ol lhc
lng puih. The Has lk,'(',ns m cd
anotbPr touchdown in ll••· tJurd Sconng for lhc Huston tt::nm
w ali leO b' FrnnCJS. Cox, confcr-
n " qunrt r-nukr \\ ho scored on
ruru of 25 und IS yards. His ru-st
touchdown cam mtdwny 1n the
t htrd qum tet and the second
t'Oit: \\Dil made carl) durmg the
Ia t pertod Clark St phens &eon.-d
the th1rd touchdov.: n ncar the end
f th g me he cnught a long
pu thro"' n by D1c.k Voll. Cox
madt! the onl) extra pom\ for the
v tty entchang n short pass.
The gnmc pro\~'(( x~eedmgly
ant~ ung cuns1den ng the teams
had but two weeks of prcpara ·
Uon For the Hns &>ens Ander-
on Baisch, Blatr, Hahn. Paul,
Al Otto nnd Guy Gerber played
utst.andmg ball.
The plnJe•s lhnt looked good
and are commg back for Huston
1h1s fnll \crt Don McCDllum, B1U
O'Hara, J1m l{tng, Phal F'rnsut',
f'1 nnn) Cox, Bud Cox and lhe
\\\ o quarterbacks Longbnllu ond
YalJ
Has Soens Vanity
Paul LE Stephens
Gerber LT 0 Ha1n
Wh1tbeck LG Ktng
W Ute.r C McCallum
Stender RC Peters
Otto R l' B. Cox
Ward R E :FraS<:r
Hnhn QB VoU
Andemon LH Huntley
'Oirur R H F Cox
BDUiC.h FB 8 Cox
Ha S~;t n Subs. Snyder. Leme •
WlittN~ Henry Basltt:tt, H Wll
homs nnd Akin Hu.ton'• vt.tr·
~tty Ant111, Hunt, Longballa .
Webb, Stevenson, A Wdltams ,
Snndvrg, W t, Pcckov•'r und Car
l~7.1Un
St.'Or&nf'
Hu!l Bl'~>n 7 13 0 7-27
vr.r.a-H} 0 0 7 12-19
T( uchd w n llo Bt•• ns An·
derat n 2 Bol rh 2. Extn1 p~mts .
J> ul, Bell nnd Wr,rd
'J'ouclldown Houttun ' V.ar-
1111) F l":ox 2 St ·pheru; Extro
poant, :F Cox
OfhclaiJ R c f ~ r c t•, Warren
Srntth, h ad hnc mnn, John
f lelcla 11. ftcld judge, Ralph
Phtlhp , urnpue. Ch01lic Hudson. Summ •r (:()Un>es in ccrnmics and Other classes to be oHcrcd cJur·
sculpture wm be held m new mg summer arc: paintinl{ (stress
quarters constructed lor this work ing lnndscapl' s k e l c h 1 n g nnd
an the low••r bns~:mcnt of lht. nrl pninUng)1 art fundamentals, mod-• 1\I.JssfJun. He was 1 cccntly nonwd
p1 t.'~ldcnt of the Potllnnd Coun·
cil of Chun hcs buildmg. em nrl and lithography.
This room w11l b~ a creal nn·
provcment over lhc crnrnpud
spa~ now bemg used
classes, according to lil'lm
shaw. professor of nrL.
only large but also w
to carry out nll phnscs
ceramic process. r; not
ppcd
or the •
Ivan Houser, Instructor m cer
amics and sculpture. has lent his
own large ktln wh1ch hns auto· • malic heat controlling lnslru·
ments to assure pcrl••ct firing. The
department also hns two kilns
built last year by Jtm Schuld,
graduate student m education nnd
instructor tn cerrumcs.
Faculty Members Plan
College Teaching Jobs,
Study During Summer
Several members of the l.ewls
and Clark faculty nrc plannmg
advanced study nnd tcachtnC this
summer •md next fall and c.1ght
g.radut~tes wlll cnt.cr mcdu:nl nnd
dental traming
Attending Oregon State college
w1U b Edith SnuU1 nnd Morjul'lu
Fe!: nden. Robert Duscnbern • and Arthur Throckmort~n w11l
(OnUnue tudy ot the Uni\'cnu l~
of Washtugton Cloyd Gu tnf on
ond Rebert Stol~c wJII spend the
summer studying m Clucago.
Sunuu C'r t~achm" lillSignm .. nts
hnvc been ~wtuded to F.ugcne
Kozlufl, UntV(.:r&tty of Call for nlo,
and Paul Homgshetm to Mtchtgnn
Stnte <:I)JI~>ge Dwtght L(tuml wtll
l• och ltlOIO theory l Mulln on~o1h
t•ol eft' • techmcol c<'nlet nl Swan
I 'und
Th1 ~c oLht•r 1R tructo1 will he
n•wlng next foil Th• y nJt• N •II
Snban who \\Ill contmlH' work ot
S1nnf01d, El\•., Frcdertck un to
Oregon State rollo •••: t~nd Rrm
hnrd Pauly will ent•·r th" g1 nd
uatc ~ehool of muasc ut Y~tlc. A H'Sidl'nt of Portland fur
Mrs. Smith in Seat1le I ncm ly 51l years, Townsend IS n(•w
1 et1rcd as p1 ~sldcn t and owner·
Mrs Edtth SJT. t r • lctor m n! thP Huody Peanut Pt"Oducts
typmg, nc:w to Seattle .rune 15 compnn>, winch Jw !uunded. HI!
to nuend one scsslon of u lhrce-ts 0 trustee of Ftrst PJ'('Sby\crinn
coy work ·hop on tc>achtng proce-1 t:hul ch ond an ocuvc m• mbcr or
durcs in busmcss educatio n The I Rutnry club Th•• Towrut:"ud c<ll·
conference was hdd at the Um· lcctfon of books 1s one of the
verstty of Washington 19r:l!est m the college l1brary
l!l'1JirJ:!!Z
BASEBALL BA TTlNG
Here ore the compte t<-t 1ll tic .m ~ .. t.. L.. .. ·ts and Clork bnsebn.ll
team The Pioneers ended the ~cnso n with five \\ins nnd twenty
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Mlal~ 39 16 7
And orson 20 9 3
MacDonald S7 32 10
Chri.atianaen 173 69 21
Grosjacquos 198 94 27
Shepard 130 S4 15
Martin 142 62 17
Hunt 93 38 10
Gordon 183 as 21
Kaufman -120 49 12
Lund 163 S3 12
Taujlmura _ 140 49 11
Longbolla 49 18 4
Woat 72 28 4
Stein 68 28 4
TTdeman _ 203 88 10
Bor1u1elt 1 1 0
Jenning~ 9 2 0
Paul 33 8 0
Dong 1 0 0
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