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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 9, Number 33
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1951-07-01
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Sci-JUL 2 0 1951 1Hl rH lOG AL IS NOT T
~ ex GLAt h l..uLLEGf: Ed BE T.tiK w 1 [' ::> { G uca on or op roup
LSW!S AND CLARK COLLECSE 1 Finish Oregon City Project;
Reveal Much Important Data
Th..-On:·gon Cit~· project wns alated for compl \aon todny b)' lh
VOL..UME JX Por-tland. Oregon. Fdd11.y, July 20. 1951 •, mber ll clucntlon workl!hop. ncc'Oa1hng to Dr Hnrold S Tuttle, co-dircct.(lr
of the work WJih Dr. W Marshon OcPu1stcr lntcrvtcw s of 200 ! m
ih" or 10 pet Cl nt of tlw C'lmmunity's populutton hO\'C been collcc:t
i'd, nnolyl.••d nd !.nbulntcd in the form or (I booklet.
Tlw survey. cnuclucted hy etr.ht graduate students, nmnsscd th~
orca' op111lun on rc•·r ·ntaonnl, cc.Jucutionnl ond industrtnl qu6tJnns
J\nawcra (•n all topiC! pe on
vh.l<!d buo three croup: person Hail, Mighty Jeep
wath or wtlhout chald1CJ1 ""'rlOnJ I • .. ~ who hn\ c Uvcd an Oregon Cttv -I• lhnn 5 ycnrs. 5-l 0 ycnt s ond
o\ ('r 10 \icnrs, und P<.'fWOn.s und
30. frorn 30~0 40-50 ond O\'cr 50
)cnrs or g~:
Th" anform tlon obtatnf'd benrs
many signaftcanl da covcnes. It
seem pracllcn11,> no one (2 per
ccntJ obJccu to Ute tax rote for
schools Only 1 0 per cent obJect
to nny incrca •' tn "hoot t xes,
onlf more thnn ~ pet cent thank
th t th chool budget should b<!
hagh(·r Also 25 per Ct?nt beltc\
thnt schools should provtdc a
w1dcr scope af subjcct.5 thnn they
do at prcs~nt Mcrrc vocataonal
cducnll•>n \\liS desired bv ovt!l' 50 •
p '1' cent a( those lntervicwed,
oncf almost 50 per cent suggested
thot thcr" be more trnanlng an
lhl' bnsac usc of the EngliSh lnn
guoge
COLOR AND designs aplenty a. contestants in last Monday's ell-campus Hawaiian 'hirt c:oDJest held
at convocntion loan Jhe theater. (ln .. t) Donna Gaylord , attired in a nah•e Hawa:i.tcm c:ostwne com-The booklet b tog developed
contolns wratlen report$ nod
grnphs of the dota revealed by
the sun'c). lt \1: ill be rcndy for
diStnbut a on b fore the ternuna
taon ot .summer chool lnfonno
ll n rcgordang qucstaons of tndus
trml and rccr attonnl tmportance
" s dascusscd and expl:une:l to
the Oregon Caty Chamber or
Commerce an o Corum l'Ccentl),
and cdueallonnl dntn has been Pit:'JO with hula ak" und pretents priua l:l winners Virginia £nqland and BtU Ookerm.an . llul'fll.'d O\'er to Luther Kmg, su
p('rmtendent of Oal'gon Cit) pubalrip Resembles Honolulu
As Loud-Shirted Contestants
Parade at Final Convocation lic schools
As1d" fr'Om the gwdancc of Drs.
D~ Polster and Tutti~', r;pecanl
coun,cllng was a(forded the
grvup f1 om T J Edmonds, bust
ness ndmtnt lr<~lton; Dr. Lauren<:(!
Tornlmson, t..'ducntwn dcpn.rtment;
M1 ~ ~tty Gordiner, speech orts,
nnd D on Charles W. Ho,,nrd The hnnl com•ocatJon of the Morgrett.a Romscy perform n pre· ~;nglond, frcshn1an education stu
summea Mondtt.)' ce1 tnlnly stole
Lhc !lhow rrom the pa ttccdmg sc·
rt • as Lhc lnrg;>sl Dtl••ndan~P. o(
lh~.: cason wllncs t!d or partici
p.Jtcd m o colorful Haw·nlinn shirt
contcfrt, were audience to Dr. W.
Mnrshon De Pcustcr"s oral inter
pr tat10n of modem education,
and 5tl\\' Michocl On\'c.nport and
Six New Courses
for Second Term \ 1e" scene of this week's plny, dent, nd Bill Ockerman, scnaor
"Tht-Guat dsmun." ln cducalton, ''ere awarded the
The Huwn1mn !;htrt cont~>st '' anncrs' prizes. . HaV.•allan- type
turned out to be the mo t sue· shirts naturally. We're at A Loss
For Words ...
ccssful socanl 'cnture so r r this I Donna Gn.>:lord, looking hke n
summer as n large number ol belle of. the J.Slnnd.>: in her. grass \\'IU tht! pe Oil 'or P ns-
studcnts and faculty members hula sktrt, awarded the pnzcs.. at's rathca hca\'Y) '' ho r;~n off
donned ga)' short-sleeved harl \nth the LOG ACD dtcU•'nan •
fur lhc oc:cnsaon. .Judges Rut Commencement Change kmdly retut n l\ by thl' m.
Clundgrcn, home ccnnom1cs dt CCVIOU , undcrhundcd, SUbcr-plll tm"'nt, J•w Huston, Dcrm uf ..\ change has lx:-cn anno.ann.-d
Men, ond Huwuh's own P!!tc Mo· m th~.: dale of the summer school sh c method h.) '''hk.h ht> (or
dta h:Hi .1 daHicull timt' dl'ctdmg COIIlmcnC'<lmcnt. It was prcvmus- Uw.rl mnnagcd to ncnk 1t ofl.,
which of the gnudy garments en-y chctluled foa August 31, but Hepo.:nt' The accuracy of t~c" is
To oHcl a \\lri(.;1' !l!.!lf'clton ot t(!tcd should tnkc lhc pnzc. Afh:r ·,._. been set lLhcnd lu t\ugust 30. and Cl.uk JOUinilla m ts at
~ urse ond nllow \etcrans nn C•l>· n scril!s o( pnmdl!s by contestnnls Comme.nccme.nt w1ll be held ul stnk~ And tht.' LOG hns no
ponuntly \1 lnkc nch•antngc d bf'fl.IH:: the Jlld~in~ stand, Vlrgamu t.:w p.m. thnl d \. muncy tv bu~ onolhcr
till Gl Btll b"~rc lt ·~ptralt~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
July 25, l..c" 1 and Clnrk hns dd
... d ~ nddltlonul r lghl c.l1 t. for
tht' cond summct ton
In n nnnounet: ml•nt u~cctvcd
C om 0· n C W flo\~ .1rd the
d c>s \\all bt.> 1\'o,_ n ot aught nt
1 ( I" ann P1 c b\ l rmn church
nd n the c HliPU All clas11es
\\Ill mu t from 7 lo !UIO n the
' nmg nd \\ lll bl' (Cir one hour
Cl «'(\U
Cnun;t• to me ·l on c tmpu~; nrc-•
nd\ crt1 mg In \'Out, 1 o n rl n ~ ••
lnught b)' Pt ace Bualan~nuw, nod
c:crnrnac". Mt•ndn\"::; and W( dnc · •
doyll hy lv.m llousca
I 11Wnt•1Wil Clllll'SC nil tO hl
GI\Cn l n M•mduy nar,ht Otl'. uc·
ruuntm •, .lnhn Wnllb•adg\!, lllfll:1·
1 qucc:t•::; of rnch lm n latt.•r u t lH t!
Hti'Ph All~n; Pl'l onnd mt•nngu
ll't!nt, Plcahp MrAUI lcr, nnd 1 "01
tlllc Ulcomc tux by P W. Stcw
urt,
Ucgastrntaun will be 6:·15 p m.,
Jul.>• 23 ru tlw First Pte byttJdou
church. Cl 51\c Wtll• un hom then
untal Augu l 30 I.C Approves rirsl Music Master
'CHUCI{' BRADFORD TO WEAR HOOD AT AUGUST CEREMONY
By Tom Pien.nett
The farSl mnstct of mustc degree granted at
LewlS nnd Cloak college '~ 111 be m\ nrdt.:d at
surnme1 csston CQnuncnccnum t, August 30
D1. John Sturk g,•uns, head of the mu tc de·
pnttmcn t, ond has Ulft hn\'c b~cn orgnnaz.mg n
d<'su ed post-grudunh: cua r1culuan fo1 the pn t
thrvc ~ t!&IS. Thl!y \\anted to be C€'rtnm lhnt re
sult of lhctr .-.!forts would stand "unt.hRJ>Uled
und uuconteslcd'' so nnv JWI'lSNI rcccl vmg }us I
rna tcr':s th grl}l! ltl mu ar. nt Lt•wls end Clurk I
wouhl 1111\'i! IllS fJl'hlc\'\)11\t nl IIJC'tiCnllll'tl on H
nnttonwid•• b11sis
N(tw lhftt lhc gt•oumlwurk has tw~·n compl('\
t•cl. tlw hono1 u( b••tng f111J1 to r••ecive thas de
gree ~·H?S lo Chaale. Lla .. tdiOI d, l:t~ nd o{ the lllUS.IC
ucpnl'tmcnl at J rlt rson hh;h , hool Br udfurd
J c~'l\'t•d h1 B A rlcga c:c:o at Wnshtnglon S\r•tc
collqw m Hl:lS wtth tcnchlng mnJonl In mu.,u:
nnd mntht tunllt Since l'l3ti he hns Lough I an
lur.h school and m the Portluml S)' tcm for lhl"
po l tlu·c·c yc·urs ln Ius pr~nt posatwn Brndford dtruets lh
school band ond orchcstrn, he also gl\'cS mstru
muJttJI lnstn.tctaon and conducts mstrumcntal
music clussc To r~u thcr PI OVf! that there :tS
rnot to beang n musac mstructor th n blow
Ing mto a hom1 he nl n h~lps the !:chool mu.s:a
ct~n:. "1th dance hnnds untl other extrncurricu
laa acuvhll.' • A. lender of the !:chuol mu ac d -
puatnumt he ol il :11-rongt s numQ{!I'iS Cor the
bund, t•J chC$11 n ontl \•&raoul\ qututcL ,
ln addluou tu ll'nchtng £kadford h." 1ba
plnvcd m ttC\Ctlll bnnd ·• tuto1t.-'Cl pll\'tltc musH I
students nnd nppt>atlCI on lh~ radto paogram
North'' c.qt Ncighbt•n;
He has bt'l'n nH~.!nding LcwLS nd l lnrk nu
Jutw Hl50 llc hns compl •ted 30 rc tdcnc hnut"'
nd 1t thl' pre cnt is doing the llnnl work on his
the ts entitled "Wimer lnh:~rludc or o D • on
Ska " It lll n sutlt• for band mu 1c, nnd is dlvtded
Into thtcc pur'-' the lie "nt. the pnnoannm and
th\' shu The Fr d Christenson Co ,
whose heo'') cquapmcnt hn
be n r dang parts or thf' atm
pu • Is wcll-knO\\ n for ill a1o
gon. "We Move thf' Ecarth ft
Wh n on£' of the Chri.5t~on
truck! stalled in fr t of the
gym th oUter d y ond wn
forced to ~u upon Ed Routan.
LC mnantenance mnn, for o
push. onlookers sugn t !d
logan for the buck of t.h" LC
je .. p: ·We 1o\'e the Ou3 Wh
Mo\ th-e Enrt.h"
Questionnaires
Reveal No Need
For New Courses
The qucs11onnnn rc cent 1 y
Called by the summer school stu
dents ho•;e bci!n returned lo th
oUtcc of D •an How rd and b \ c
been evaluated. Ac:corchng to ha
of.fice there \\ ill be no new courses
or~nnizcd other t.hnn tho Usted
Ut the summ •r school plnnned for
the ~:ccond six weeks or Cor eather
o{ he thn.""C weeks pe:nod
One of Lhe most popular nn
~ ers to th~ questton .. Wh t do
you enjCJy most 1n thu sununcr
school'" concerned the mform J
atttlude nnd lhe (rle.ndlmcss or
the students nd t'1cu1ty. Some of
the ::.tudcnts \•oiced their appre
ciation of tht! recre.ntaonnl fadh-
th on campus.
To the qu t1on, "Why dtd ~ ou
come to LC\\ is and Clnrk thl
summer"" severo) students n
!S\\ cred "to oompleu.• foa n m -
tees: to qunllfy for tcnchcr's
cerUftcatl .. o.nd '"to m kc up re
quirements." A G. I student mnde
the stntement that "l couldn't aJ:.
Cord not to o!tcnd
Accorda.ng to some stud nt.s a.n-
wenng Ute question of sugg~
tlons. the school should npply
mod.;:m lcnchtng m thod ln th
cducat1onal courses and Lhnt the
htgh cost of tuJunn rc:stru:ted SC\.
eml potcnll l students from nt
tcmdtn(l: summo...r school.
The "gnpe" column cont<lind
few oomplnmts con~rnmg the
ear I} dosing hour of th.-. Sn ck
Shnck. the lock or n Clg rcUc rnn.
ctunc on campus, the lock of ndc·
qu&t€' od\ crtisinc of c mpu111 func
tions.. nnd th~ homcv. ork
The!"(' \'ere rnom cornpl.tm n
I!'Oncc.mmg the small cl nd
the htgh qunhty of trult UL"t&Lin
the,> \\'t're t"e<"Civtng.
x-Pioneer DtcoraJed
For Korean Valor
Lt Bo.) d E. G1b on, Ltl\\ 1 and c· rk tudc:>nt II\ I n'4G •17 Wld
nu'mbt•• of the 1947 ummcr LOG
t ff \\ hu nQ\\ tn K01 n tl~ mg
11n F-80 hghtt'r \\ a~h the Ftfth
Air ForlX' s 51 t Ft~hlt•r lot •r
t~ptol " mg r ... '{'(inti~ '' ns deooa t
IX! with tl:tc 01sltngt.1IAAed Fl m •
Ctl'"OSS.
L1 C1b.._~n dlStangul hed h.tm
tr b\' c Lr ordmnn hi'NH m nnd
dcvoho.n \\ h~1 h 1 >d Ius Ut ht
t•r four Jo" 80 n •ul .,..,...,
:l r\.' i.'O n n 1!
n or tll Ch
Ct~mpli'tch di 1,, • .,,
p on I r t\ tnanlh
-~ R lO
dmg his own • •
• Page Two
Korea .. PION&ER t.OC
Guest Editorial
What's Wrong
With America? Another ccssntton of hosllht1es 1s hopefully on the hori
zon and Ute usual quesuon nnscs: "Will 1t Jasl ?'' Two vtcws
nr" prominent l) tlt\: optlmlStic: "Our only hope 1::-m 1hl! U one hp& drh ~n n 11,;h nn our
Umt:ed Nauon · .. 2) Ute pesslmtstic· "Wherever you find man, nre<lt . uper htgh" a~ s. he s.hould
you fmd n potenLmhty · tor war." be-lmprl' ed by the ~J>t!ed ot
whach mo£t penple drive. They
The use o.f 3 little rl!ffccth e thinking could bring about dnw so !ost lhnt the' hn\ c 011
n answer. The "Korean Police Action" hus been n peculiar llme to st.'<.' nn) Uung ~xccpl llu•
type 0[ war. Fre-nch, Enghsh. Dutch, &"lSl lndt~m. Turk::-. Sen-road, tlw hcnuttt•s C'll th<' country ~
gnlcsc, Gt ('eks, and th~ Amcncan Jews, "'~grot:s, ltaUa:ns, and s•d,• go to wnstc.
G rmans have suc<·e.ssfu llv combined thctr .. Blood, S\\ cat and Th•s sp~.>e<t "tud1 Wt s~ on • th~ roods and ob«l't \'t' a.n ~1thcr
tears" for onC'e. lt wasn't n cnse of notion agam:>t nation, but pha~l'S of ml'Xicm hfe 1s but nn-
humamty ngamst tyr1mn)' and humamty hns proved itself. otht'r s,> mptom or n culture out
W1ll it be for the last tunc? Let us hope, and pray it of joa.nt.
mtght ne\~tr have:> to be proved again. Just why lS e\·erybody m such
a rush? Ju:;t whot is so 1mportnnt?
Tlte outcome of the Korean s1tuabon has become n cl1al-What nbout tl1c rts. 1cnmlng nnd
Jengc to the Amencan people. A challenge to you. phalo-ophy? b there no tame !or
K became a pro,·mg ground and a melung-pot during these?
the lnst ''Car. lt has also prov1ded us WJ\.h a gr1m and bloody w~ nrc fightmg today ngnmst
J comrnurusm. but JUSt "hnt nrc
e.~arnple that man, the indnidunl, can surmount the mhumnn we lrymc to p!icH!r\ here 01
problems of racial and re.hgtous intolerance. hom~"
J. R. L. Our '"civili:cnlon " stand& todoy
~=========================~ I holding the menns by whtch Jt :: could pnss n remnrkublc lcgncy
BARK OF THE LOG
We'll See 1 mg for u , for ns "'c go mto our
HC') Edl· wu-:1ou f1elds 01 cndca\(trs n
1 would hkc to kno" 1t there "hole new t) pc of study and
W'Ould be a.ny ~erung or C\'e-progress 1s ahead.
nmgs m v.;hich the ndmmastraUon Th(; su~ccss w1th wh1ch Ute ad
-...ould ~ ht to lea'\·e th hbrni"} mmlStrators and faculty are SC'nd·
('pen to us poor students ,, bo mg the ~ oung men ond women of
work m the afternoons. J rcnlaze our closs ahead can be mea:,ured
thnt thas letter as 8 blt :.ardy. but onl~ b.) the passage of lime. The
possibly 1t 11llght help those pnrt- !oundn~on which we buJlt for ~n
l \\ orkang students "ho arc tcrmg mto the next phnsc of life
~c:ding the next SlX-w·eek term. depended upon two !actors. Did
The problem is lhat we attend Lc!\\is ond Clark of!cr us stone or
clnsses nll mommg. rush off 10 sand. nnd which dad we aecept
v.;ork m the nHernoon. and come for the bnStS of our !oundnuon?
bnc::k to a closed library. The remarkable pro~rcss Lc'' as
This is particulnrly sad when and Clnrk hns mode m the last
one reahzcs thnt necessary refer-f'lght years could not ho,·e been
ence matennl and books on re-possible u sand was the matenal
• ·hicb would atd term used in ml)ldans the hves of at
=~ :nd projects greatly are students. ll would be unlikely
nght her.e on campus nnd we that such. a f.aculty could have
don•t get to usc them. Do you been nttaancd ii unsvund pnn-
lllen: ·ould be any pos- ~1ple.s or &tnndards were us ... >d.
subpposcUt r ~ ki d h ............. m Porollel lo the old saymg, "You ss 1 y o som"' n -....... ......., • SU"Uctor bt."'Oming our savior nnd con. I nd n horse to wnt.';, bul you
openmg up th library a couple can t mn'kc him d1 mk. you c;'n
1 ....... k? lt ,0 ld .....,.. of!~.::r w; o s-t.onc 1oundauon .or a cveosngs a '\\· .. "" • \\ u ... ~ • tnml) be 8 bJg heJp. nur colll!gc educnuon, but can't
make us aeccpt JL The suc<'ess of H. A. S. I .1 d each member of our c ass w1 I e· to the gcnerntaons to come tC 1t
hacl somcthmg to pnss Dut what
Ul'e ,,. c la) ang ot the fu~t (lf pos·
tcrity?
We ore laymg tilerc o socaol
sy.tem marked by bigotry, huh
truths ond JnlOlcrnncP ; an ceo
nomic slrut'turc op.•rntmn tor the
few 3gamst the many; n welfaro
strstc lhnt 1s lltllc or no impro\'e
ment; an opprcc1ntaon of the or t.s
that as chnrnctcrizcl! by basl4rd-
1Zed 19th century nrchttcc-t.urc ond
half-rlrcssed women nn mognzinc
CO\'CTS; an appreciation of musac
that rnnkl \\"lth .. Good Night,
Irene," n political system lhat 1s
oll thmgs to nll m~n with no re·
gord for ethics or the trulhj n sys
tem of education based on grades
and not on n lo\•C for the Lruth;
a program or rdtgaous thought
wh1Ch as nCJther \'lt.al nor menn
mgtul; and a system of morals
tho\ gn·es lip serv1cc to relig10n
nnd allows one 'to cheat his neigh~
bor blind.
Yos whatshall \C&nswcrwhcn
our cblldr n 'YII"!I" to us and r;ny,
''Daddy. what wa& the b1g \\'nr
about?"'
EdUor • Note; Tho abo•o ia a
atudenJ editorial written by Rich·
ard Wilkie for The Bulletin of
the Emporia (Kansas) Tuehen
college. Friday, July 20. 1951
\__.:\~\
Editor in Search of Dog
To Bite for LOG News
By C.huc:k Gi.bb
1\S the t;wnmer s~~11.1n hits lh<!
hnlf\\•ny mark thas colummst has
djscovPr cd \VIth dismay that l .. C
as de,·md of news. B•"ing n ncws
h<•und of the ventnble snb r·
toothed type, I took a stroll
nround the campus an scardt of
orne c.thoicc 'tidbtls of fii)SSIP
whsch m1ght hove bec.n over
looked cnp, "l.,ook chum. 1! you c11n fax
up 11 lillie ncc1dcntal drownmg
for rHI.! today I'll gunrnntcl! you a
year's supply or sun tan lotion."
The hfc-cuard o n s w c red by
shooting me a look of disdaan and
suhmcrgcd • .1\s ht> d1dn't come to
thl.! surface niter s.cvcrol minutes
l renhz:t'd wath chogrin that ht>
must have rejected my plot.
Cllmbmg out or the pool. 1
strrught"ncd my tic ond hurried
Expectanlh· I stood by the gym-tu the snuck shnck in search of
nns1um for over an hour to no nt'WS Aflcr an hour of subtle
avail. The roof JUSt wouldn't cnn• quc$ltonlnc 1 cxill.'ii with some
m. Ho\~cver 1 would nol be r•--vcnling mnterial. Classi!S were
balked. Somewhcr~. somt~how, going "sn-so," business in the
sometime ooo a story would be shack was "overage" ond c\'Cry.
um·o" cr•!d So down to tht! swim· 1mcs' hc.allh was ''the same a.c:
ming pool I sauntered lo rind l!;i'\'• ,.v~r ." To top it off l'\'Cryonc told
ernJ sun~tanned aqu~ t•nthusillsls mt• thnt their inCormntton w;u to
enjoying the surroundings tn a be kept o!! the record
dl!i!CU6tingly unct•tmtful manner. But with spiral undaunted hom
''Had any d1owoinRs todny.," 1 m) fn·shmnn dnys 1 finally found
whi!::pcred to the hft. ... J!ullrd who a story. A pudgy pupil was ap·
was busy dog·p<tddling oround 1n pa eh• nded gummang O\•er-ripe
lhc shollow end of the tank. He cherries which wcrc undoubted
blurlt~ to llu~ ncgall\'l' In a nosnl 1)· ftlchcd trom the orchurd by
tont?, apparently cowed by the Alban)' Quadrangle. This was
plugs whach pro\rudcd from htS what I hnd bct•n searching for,
nostJ"'ls. I stdled up to him in the the fruats of my pcrsen·ercnce. ln Appreciation . . .
De:lr Dr. Oi1e-
June 3 marked the end of ft
no.ls, classes, daaly assignments
and all the rest of the things as
ooated v."lth Wl.ool dnys !or th•.:
maJa:nty af the Clnss of 1951. lt
lS sttll JU..'It the threshold of learn-pend largely upon how successful
'-nd fnmgbted coeh one of us was
m budding our foundation As
Nate Heath poinu..>d out in convo·
cntion, a "gcnllemcn's gradt~" ir
hfc as not one whJch will bnn
rel\-nrds or hnppmcss Nay, Nay Nylon '' ntcr ns inconspicuously as one Happaly I returned to the LOG
could in slacks and a sport shirt, ofrtce to prepare the campus-
Language Instructor
Mixes Latin With Paint
"You, 100, mtght be an ,;.;.t..Jvr
deeorotor.' snys Al!red R. Ht.•d ~
rack prof~ of Laun and Eng·
lish
Wlth brush in hand nnd un·
daunted by the ladder crcnk.m5!
undCT his 200-odd pounds of mus.
c.lc .. nd brown, Hedrick has stood
toe to :toe wath th household
murnl through Lhese hot summer
days..
John Fl•ll>. star boarder, n.:
poru that on c.hese occns10ns he
rw heard u n£>\\ nrtu t mur
mur ... nrs est omnis dhJ.S.:l m
partes tres. consillum sororum,
CODSlhum amicorum e1 labor
m ·L., Lt~f'fll translation : nll art is
diVldcl tnto three parlD-UtC W•
kr" adv1ce, tb _ friend'~> nd\'ICC
.. nd my work.
F aculJy Handbook Set
Tho Blue Key oalJonoJ mt•n a
honorary is pr panng ll !nculty
h ndbook t.lus :summer to be dis
tributed to f.nculty members thlB
CQmtng fall emest.cr. The hnnd
book wall gwe inJonnnl.lon about
f .. culty procedure, coJlcge poltcy
nnd Joa;,tions of the vanoua bu1ld-
ln on cnmpus. Becau!c Lewis and Clork o1
!creel us o coJJ,.ge education based
upon the ChrtsUan pnncaple and
p10ncer trndlt10n , ru; pointt.-d out
tu lh cnudog, and n chance to de
\ clop our pert;e.>nal undcrslanding
and chnructenstlct;, l smcercly
want to thank vou, !t"<.~Ur staU and • • •
til~; enure faculty :for aH the time,
<'i.fort and good w&she-s you have
extended the Clnss of '51.
I parliculnrl} want lo ··xprt.>ss
tliC appr<!<:iatio n of the class for:
Lhe v. arm s nd·olf we rt'cclv~d a\
the focuny party, bac:calaurPate
Fer\ I(!(; and ... -omme.ncc.mcnl • . .
Smcc.rl!ly yours,
Donnld S. Stamm,
Pr Closs of '51.
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It Ain't What You Say,
It's How You Say It
T J. Edmonds reC'ently dts·
UngullhL'<i the dtffcrenoo betw~~n
the types of objecti\'C quest ions
for has pctS(Jnncl managem(•nt
clni!S w1th the followmg exam·
pies:
I, Tn..ac -1&1~: An c ~ c a I u lor
c.IDU11C 1 u device wher~by fat
women ris '" the world Wllhout
cUort.
2 Multiple ch•Jicc; An eXIt in·
ten.·acw Is (n.) n deathlM:d confes;.
sion, (b.) a convcrlllltton whh LIJc
prbugc coll~clOr ot the back door
or (c.) one for the road. LQ G Co 1 umn i st Reports _·_"d_"_·_hi-spe_r_cd_i_n_to_h_is_b_at_h_in_g_s_ho_c_k_'"_n_nr_l_ic_lc_· _ro_r_p_u_b_t_ic_nu_· o_n_.
On Air Base Activities He's Outl
By Be.D neiachmaD
HctJ,pt;nt:d b) lht LOG oHarc
W~:dn!.!sday ~..:veninc after a very Drafted Catcher Saves Autographs
But Not in Little Black Note Book
ln\'l~ornhng :swam and dec1dt'CI Th1s 1S the story of how to put •o home pint••. Due to tht! excel
to Sll do\\ n and \\'Tih~ It htth "Ill c,ua at homc-plntc I hi' hnrd h;nt unn of the ngh\ fioJd,•r, lhc
nbout our :ur base hft.• und t'X• wuy. bull nrnvcd 11 st>cond bcfort:! the
Lcw1s and Clurk college students It eo• ems that BA scntol' Wc•sl.•y runm~r. who app:u ently was tr:lV·
now an Hctiv~ duty tht!ll!. '\; 11lsnn was ~ubstituh ' catch<'r lor 1 ling at n f;pccd r•qunl to that of
Thi& PIUil month has bct•n n busy lht. Hmsun Memorial Baptist sound.
one fat· us c~nd we havr..• ts avclc:d "'uHunll tc~m when it played the Whc·n till' ntumic·bumb dust
plenty ln June lhe 403rd T. C. Mcthr..'ldu; ts at Monlavalln park o cloud etll<'d nt th1• homl.! plnte,
W1ng flcv. back to Pop..! F1eld, lt•w weeks ago, Wilson's u&uol W•• h·y was sttll atundmg but
S<•uth Cnrolmn, nnd lOOk part in position as that of the s~cond wurM• for wear. As he slowly
mnss pardtroop drup training Tht• hn&cm~m but unfortunately f01 M umplt'd to the gtound, thc wn·
experience WM mt~st mh:.Jt..'Sllng ham n'' catchl'n; show ... o.d by Rnme Jllft' cnllt..-d "He's out!'' ann the
but I bclic\' 1' it would be a cold timt fio he wos dra!t••d to thl.! ult•ncht•ts rose tu ce which on<.'.
dny m Hodes befon• I could get rntchlng pu 1tion. Today, Walson ports n cast
up •'nouch nerve to ll~Vt; the About the ixth mnmg wlth n from anklt• to hip nnd n leg bro·
plane \\ hh not hang bctW•'t'n me n·o•• of ti to 5 m i'ovor of the ken in sa· plno•s H" wtll be
• nd the hnrd ground below but B:.pUl!lS the Methodists hll a long oiVftllnblc trom 8 to 9 an B-1 4 {or
nn O\'er517.l>d n)'lon hnndkt.rchacJ. ont• lu r~ght fjeld and thcar mon thuw whll wish to autog1nph the
Strange enough, though, lh•~• •! on thud tril'd to bl·ttt lhc thruw hero'61 tr•mhy.
an: fe\\ mJuri nnd must of tho c r-------------------- -------- 1
:1t~; v(•ry slight.
St.artmJJ ln~t Wt.:Pk, oil th .. lei
low& who had nt vcr hno prP\'iouB
rnllltnry tromtng or wt·a t; In (he
na\'Y wcn.l rcqutH.~ to so lln'Ough
& basi(• t rnmmr, cour.!!•'· Thrs m·
c:ludes nlmor.t oil ot the ••x·I.C
tludcnlB nnd they ttre nut too
happy With the 1tuatlun Th• y
llTC n•quirt.>d liJ Slane! r•·lrc, t
every night ond mu&l make up
their bunks 10 thr. rnornlng so
tight thnt the iNIPI'ClUIC offJccr
cun bounce n qu~trt••r oH thcr11
(Rr>mmdll me of t•nd(:t dnya.) l'ulllh!lu d ltl•rnunlhly durtnc llu
• nil• .:L :Y• ur, SuhHo•rltlll"ll. 1=: 110 umrnrr nrut '1\ r• Ill) chnln&: llu
EDITOR
Cbarlea Glbb
Sporu Kal'b WUII•una O&noou!e~
SoeJa) •••• Gant41na Sprott Phot.op-ap!!ar
&.swrt4nt O.o~• •-ll•U, .JI.Ju Loq, Tom 1Pi•ao•tl,
8aU1 81napaon. Otraldlae Sprott, Barb WUUatua. I, 19$1
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the
every
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te told
was to
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found
as ap-
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pbted
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WIUI
for,
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LOG
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JlllUh, F'riday. July 20, 1951 -
On the Soc,al Sl(/e with Geialdme Sprott
Dr. Hartzfeld Honors
Visitors at Breakfast PIONEER LOC
Hill Adds Slides
To LC Collection
Thr> hi toracnl nM
t l..<!\ .. 11 end Clurk d p 1rt.nt nt
hcs l.x!comc
C)nc of antt'rCSt nnd lmpOrtlJn
P:ob bh tt1 chi r r u n !or \hi
It the 'Vnluabl collection of chro
dochromc alld thol hnv bC:c n AL n ltn•nkfnst givt•n Thun;cioy, July HI, Dr. r'irccCio lfo1 tzf ld,
l)t,.:rtn ot \Vomc n ••n I ••ruunecl for Dr. Fl<•rcnt (' Pee bh• nf PoR.."'clt•no.
t:nlatott1ln, Dr Berm• t.lt1 c ur n.11ttmt11''• Maryland 11111 D• l .. eno
KNwn.
Dr. Pt l'lllcs bcf01 c her 1 e•ttrcmcnl Ill I fl t7 wns hcud nl the 1.-cwts
and Chtrk hll)logy deportrnl'nt . She 11 now a:lsocmtcd wtlh Dr. Pnul
f'oppnnn•• uf the Anu.;ncnn lnstltut~ of Fomily H~lnhon s. ; ocqulrc<l through the cCforu of
n.rt htstory m ll uctor M ru~f1 ld
W HIU.
Dr. Mos••s lti un nuthonty <HI
p'unm d !nmfl) hfc •• mt 1)1 Ken
on, u 111 ommt:nt Po tlnnd phy i·
Cl311
A tiu~ of fun ot Dr Alva Gra·
hom'& MJ Jloud lodr.l w 01 en
.1ur d h\' nbout 25 ~tudcnt Lac
ult;, nnd fnmlh s on 1-"ndny,
Jul) 13.
E\ cr~ one pooiLd Uu 1r supp<:rt;
nd ntl on tht lode<' porch over
looking the &timon 11\'er.
Th" cv• nine's c ntcrttunmcnt
mchuicd fc•lk dancang, group
Ltn~unA and "plnno pnttcr ' ThCJ
lrttlrr mdudcd brtlllnul perform·
r.ncc of bouP,ll' p1ono ducts b .•
' rtuo (' Maldat.>d \\'hurton aud
Jcn~wll•· t.;;rnnt. l .. n H:•>' Bomn
whltilh!f:l Ill un t•nthusln tJ~· nu-
• •
D1 .md Mrs. 1\lorgon Odell
w~IX' gut!hts nt th• SteanmcLZ
ranch neat fiend They spent the
first part uf th•'lr \•ncnt!on nt
Br1ghtc•nbush !':prmgs, rt>lurntng
Julv J.l for M1ss Elvn r.tcckhng's • wcddmg befor • lcnvmg fur th~
rnnc.h.
• • •
The '' cddang of Shlrlcy Day,
JUntor Plcment.nry education ma
jor, and Rich:u d Walker, J un••
graduate m bu5in~ ndmmistro
hon, wus p"rforrnl•a Slmdny eve
ning, June 24, by Dr. Morgan S.
Odell nnd Or. Pnul S. Wflght aL
the liar& I Presby Ienon church. Margnrct Enstmnn ond Donold
Krl'!l~t·, Junt srnduo\c Ill (!dUCft•
tic n, \\ rc mnrr led In Ct duu bll
1 m~ Cl'rcmony on .! unP 15, n t
Grne< Mcmv1 iol E p 1 s co p o 1
church. Orttra tang wo,. the R \
John R1chord on. Shirley Bender
!lBn~ nnd Wlllinm Pattison ush--. ---
t:rl.'d.
Mr nnd MrL Kreso' (U'l! llvtng
m Port1and \\here Kr{'SS 15 on
ncth•e duty nt the o1r bose IF" rUN con bo m•asur~d in splashing. thcso youngsters are happy in
spito of the heat. Tboy oro 10ma of a group ot 4S children wl\o ot·
tended Friday Day ump which bu Us final rncteting today. In addi·
tion to inlliruc.tion in swimming tho boys and girls hcn"e claues in
arts and crafts. story-telling, physical educution and nature study.
• • • .. Doctors Run 1n Family;
Tradition At n summer w~ddmc m Pnln-'EJJ 1 B d.
unc 1\lnnor Pnsr.tlln Romans, en-y ro j e
1or chcnusl.ry mnJOI', wns mnn·1cd
to Gl'OrJ~P Hl ~lt.:r grnuu 11t.· of One member ,;( Lewts nnd
Junr: '50 Th(• c:c1cnwny wotr pcr-1 Clnrk's nur~ant!: dnS'! ol \. 1&.;
form•~d on Junf' 10 by Dr Mar-l'IChL oul of hm mf'm~rs w1J1 .. oon
cnn s. Odell. bcgm trnming at Emnnutl ho PI•
Emmy l.ou llorphnm wns one
of lhl! bl idcsmruds nnd Etilth tnl, nlrl.ndy knows o couple of
Kilbuck nCt'Qmpon!cd the soloa l. doctors nt lhnt instllulton She
A rl'ccptaon was given n{lcr- 1::1 1-~lr!nnor <Elly) Brodtc, who (!
wards nt Pnlohne Mnnor. father i Dr F'. W. Brodie. • nd
• • •
The engagement has been nn
nouncc:d of Byron Kdhnhl, scn1or
sociology ntn]Or, to Miss Ethyl
Tr::tvlth•ck, first grndc teacher nt
Ch1cf Jo cph school m Portland.
The wcddmg is plonnl'd for next
June.
• • • whos" mother Is Dr. J L
Brodie.
Pretty blonde Elly. ng caghtccn
and a halt. hns fm~h~::d her fr(!Sh
IUOn yenr nnd o summer session
ell l.cw1s nnd Clnrk She IS part
of the Lcw1s and Clark-Emanuel
offilmlJon \\ h1ch &1\'e$ the nurs~
her H N nnd B. S. in lour yNlra,
plus fo.mr summer Ses510t'l!' Of
llu~ lime the freshman and Fen
lor yeors anci one summer tiCSSIOn • 1n
nre ~pent ot Lcw1s nnd Clnrk and
the 1 c l of the Umc tB used rn hos
pital tr mmg nt Emnnucl
The Drs. Brodlc l.!(lm to np
provc Elly's corrung to r-:rnanucl,
she sn) 5 "They JU:;l nboul nave
to! • she nclm1Ucd If she is c\'er
called upQn to osslSl c1thcr moth.:r
or inther al1e will be weartng th~
usunl hosp1tnl outf1t JDcludmg
m. k o no on "'111 rccogn11. n
duught.cr. ·• Afterwnrd", iC l r.l!d a
ood JOb I'll coli nnd t 11 them,"
EJiy dcddl'd •
Ell~ wlll soon have another
doctor in h r (nmlly Her sistcr
m-lnw as complcltng her !mnl
~chr of m •dic:nl school at Norlh·
\\estern umvei'Slty where her
brother as alst1 ~commg n doctor
-but of phtlo ophy' ~w1 nnd ChH•k now h til ubou
7,000 filldea dt'alln w1th archil• c
turc nd ~ulpturc. They cr a
wide rnngt> !rom 3000 B C l ,
prell!!nt rl y modern lumlllhtngs
tnd sculpture The hdt r u ed
ns vtsual educ:nuon In lf.tHJn
cour cs nnd gu t lectur n• " l1
(I m , rt hlltorv classes.
Through th work of Hall th
cullt.:gc purchnM'd 4000 or th
slJdt:!L The r t hnve be n mndl'
by himself "'tth the hC'lp of
Charles Bentley, tud nt of rt
AU shdes nn now mnd b.Y Hill
\ grent mount or work Is an
\ ol\'ed .tn th 1r mnk•ng 111 Ci!Ch
elide r qu1rc nbout 20 minute. ..
to produce.
11111 cxplmncd thnl art hl tory
dt•als Wllh lhc cullurol CIVth:m
Ut'ln of hastory and It 1 thiS phn e
of art to wh1ch the slldr:-s pc.ttmn
Lcwas and Clark IS un1qu
monf! mall s hools walh such n
l.nrge and complete collcc:tmn
H1U reported that ll C'bmpared
favorabh with tho e u~d by the
largest schoolt on th Pocaftc
C'O:lSt.
No More Convoca1ions
The convoent1on hcduled for
July 15 will b'-' the last one of the
nnuncr. John Brewer m.ndc the
announccm •nt. givmg the rellBOn
to lack of student tnt •resL
r·nnncr LP\\ I ;md Clurk slu
llt•nl, JunP McNc1l, wnn unt! of tht>
b11desmmd s. Ushers mcluckd
Wilham Gibhon, Oonbld Stamm
mu Arthur Bakke. Amunr. those
nssisUng at tht• ren•ptinn nt Pala
lmc Manor were Alicr Pcoke nnd
Bonnie Newburgh. Theodore Bolobc•noff, '·l9 gr'..td·
U3tc in mustc, nnrl OIIV\.' Oldfl~ld
were mnrril>d June 10 nn the cam
pus by Dr. Morgan S. Odell.
Wcddmg music \\'US played hy
Clnin• Walker.
A rcCl ption lollnwctl the cere
mony nt Pnlahnt! Manm. French Prot Wants Wider Study
Of Languages in Public Schools
Alter n Wl.>ddmg trap to the Bolobnnof!, a lnlt•nt(ld violuust.
rcccl\'ed hts bachelor or mus1c
Oregon t.'03Sl, the couple arc nt dc~rcc hcrc.
home• in Portland • • • • •
Announet•d r •cenaly was the
cngngl•rncnt o! MillS Louise Board
well of PorUnnd to John Fergi
son. '51 grnduatc in advcrltsing.
The: wedding is set for August 18,
nt St. M1chnel ond All Angels'
EPISCopal church.
• • •
The \.'.tsl lawn of Palatine Man
or wns the scene ~lf the wcddmg
of Darlene Dc•Hcnbnugh nnd Don
uld Yuung un Sunday afternoon,
June 24. The Rl'\'. Dnvid S. Beck
pcrtornwd the ccn~mon>·· The
hndc wns soc1ety cdilor of the
LOC lru.t fiCtnP.stcr.
Jl'lln Hcrnld aang nnd Pat White
w~• m chnrgc of the ~ue.st bO()k.
Othc1 s altl•ndtng the weddang
wer~ BryC'e Whitc nnd fvl'llll'l :.>
Cicty t>dator Jl!nn Mcintyre. Pho
togrnphf!r wos Ben Flt!lschmnn .
The r.ouplc w1ll be at homl' m
Port lund.
• • •
Tht' wedding of Ealt•,·n Jones,
£emor physacal cducnt1on mn)or,
tu Hobt•rt Mislcy. Hmior phystclll
t•ducntion major, wus on t•vcnt
of Mt~ndoy evt..•ning, Junl ·1 ul
Ho(t! Ctty P.1rk McthodUll church.
~nch•sm(lid• mcludt·d torml•r
tudent Ellt:t•n Hud1 ou .md Pat
Huff m1th. Shult•y Bukkt• dl\d
Suson Cuok poun•d. SP.rving were
Kuthrvn Momc•, Dl'lun•s Fugt,
Mnrv S ,, m e r v ! lit• und Lolli -Gaithc1'.
• • • Rolph Scott, nESistunt to the
president or the college. hns re
cently rclurnct1 trom o vacatton
trip to Clc\'clnnd, Oh1o, where he
att,•ndcd lhc «ntenmal con\'cn·
tiQn Qi the YWCA. Scolt was ror
$('metnn\.' u mcrnb~·r of the mter
nauonul "Y" commltlcl' 1n New
York City.
Mr. Scott dsttcd rt•lohvcs in
boll Chtcugo and C .thfornin . At
Berk\iley ht.• visitt.•d the YMCA nt
the Unrvcrsi ty uf L'alllnrntu
which he served for ten years.
• • •
l\thld1 ed Wharlon, taltendcd thl'
Nutionnl F.ducalton Assucrnhon
con,·cntJOn in San froncJscu this
month. Attt•ndmc sr•sstons and
\'isitmg fmmdl.l, she "rnn into"
Mr. Douglas Tt'llwright, former
m('mbcr of the Lewis and Clurk
board of 1 ru5ll L'S ond now vlcc-
prcstdcnt ot Puc1hc Telephone
nnd Telegraph compnny. M1 s
\\'horton visth:d Wllh M1ss Adcnl\
Joy. 101 me• asswt:mt pro lessor of
spt.-ech nt 14cwts nnd Chu k, und
nuw ass1stant to the pastor nt the
ChtH'Ch ol ,\II Nations In Scm
Fnlncisco.
• •
Roht!J t Sulll\'nn, 101 lnl'r }.,•wls
.. net Cltu k student, .mt.l GruN
Kochnkc wert• mnrnl•tl J unt· ltJ
.ll Sl. P~.:tcr's l..ulhcrun t'lturC'h ot
Rlnoming, 01 •'Jton 'T'hc He\' 0
M 1·, ttnd M I'S. fo'ttdcy H 1cc llri' li Mt•collcr P•'rlol m..:d tllt' cere-the pltr•'nta of n hoy, Mark
Thomos, lHH n .July I nt Jo:nannuel mony.
ho 111tnl Rh" i (t !'!f'nJor p ychol- The couple \\'Ill he. ::It hnmc tn
IJ(t)' llliiJOf By Geraldine Sprott
Once o titth Prc.;och garl-6he
\\ ns onb !Iva-overheard her fr.·
thcr ~pc:1k mg n strange language
LO n \'JSitor. The stronge lnngung"
wns Engbsh, the c:hlld. Cl)rmn~
Pouteau nnd the l't!SUlUl-0 desire,
u drf•nm and n ltfetlml' ,
Mad3me Pouteau began to
sludy English at 6, continued
through college m her noth e
Akncon. Normand), and came to
the United Stales m 1914
After lnndmg tn Boswn, she
lnught fur n y~r in 1\tnmc and
then went lo Cnnada to tcnch
F.ngtish. Ht•r !irsl supcn·iEor, s nt
by a suspicious school bonrd. wn
nt filst duh1ous hut alter hearing
r1 clnss St'S&Ion he h\ld her, ''Your
litll~ nccenl t!: cho.rmln&l y~,u nrc
n born teacher.'' A hlc ~urccr hnri begun.
In CnnBdn Mndnmc Pouteau
met ond mnmcd Chnrl Poutcau,
::1 Pnruuan and n veteran of the
}"• cnch hghtmg ln World Wnr 1.
MonsW\Ir nnd Madame cnmc to
Portlnnd m 1923 walh thNr oldest
two cluldren T\o,;o more were
born here, CQmplctmg n qunrlt.:t of
t\\·o bo,rti nnd two gu ls. The cllil
drcn d1d not mlerlere much w1th
~hool-\nc was born only n few
hours nftcr h~r last clo
In Pmtland Modomc Poutcou
hn 1nught 1-"renc:h for n~nrty 80
~ears, both 1n pubhc and private
s~'hoo ls, mcludmg AIJ.:n Prepnra
\ory, no longer m mostcnce, which
was thn.'l'h n by Lewis nod Clark's
reg1str .r. W1lhnm Norris. She
lso m:;truc.tcd at Reed, Vanport
and UnavcrJit~ extension
Scribe Finds Inspiration
In Titles of New Books
You know all the old saymgs
noout books being frit.:nds and
how me~ it is tQ C'Url up \\ lth a
good book of on evenmc. Well
let's throw nnothcr lug on the
fin: or in this weather nnothcr
ll•' cube m a tnll gln~ of somc-
thang l>r other, and pkk up Gomc
uf tht• ni'WC!t additu.ms 10 ·the li·
brurr.
Ahhhl llcr~ 11 r.. soul-m plred
Litle thut sugl(c.sts mystery ond
1nt1 igue, Fundnmcntals oC Cutn
pm uti\'C F.mbryology of the Vl.'r·
t~bl'tllt!S. Or perhaps sorncthmg u
little m(•rc frivolous such as dc
uu led rt.'pOr lS r 1'011'1 lhc 1940 Cen·
u fm llousmg, Populott on, S rv
ice 1-Attabhshnw nts, Whult>s~~lc und
Rt tn1l Trade.
'l'ch, lt.:h. No\\ yum· }o!ltng mlcr
cst Hm' t•bout trylnc o coupl • of thc~c that mu t .,;vnuun on UT·
gl'nl mcssngc to oil. Industry's
Unfml.l!ht..>d Busmess, nr Huaory
of Educotton, nlong \\ 1th the ""om
prehcnswc RC\'tC\\ oi Nursmg
and lntcrnnl R(.'vcnuc Cndt.'>$
Wntt, don't rt..'nch for thn: "Sec
rnagnr.mc, we hn\'c r ,l I.K>gun t
fracht. So you de u 01h cnttu'l!,
JUSt rl!ud Song ot Sourt.laugh.
M n d n m c Chrysanthcm~. The
Le\\ t•llang ~·nruil). ar Cr1mmnl
Sociology .
Whnt ~ \'ou dlln1l hkcl \'en· •
\Hit then, until )•ou c:htmgt you1'
Oltlludc, don't l'.'pt:CI l<J b IIT()W
mtr only e<Hllon of Znhlc11 w rtc
und funktl(lnen au ph) s.ik. chem
IC. nstronmmc, tt••ophyslk und
h·chn1k.
Th • arl' o few of the mnnr
new oddttoms to the llbrnn· for • 'our ron\i cmenC'c nnd rcl<'t ·nee. Madnm cnmc to LcwlS nnd
Clark lnsl year to tench French.
Next year sh w1ll teach French
and SpnnW\ nnd. of course, her
remarkable .. S3\tOlr-fnire ..
Madame's two sons nrc doctors,
boLh lieutenants w1lh the U. S.
Arm~ m C~hfornln
English \Ocabulnry l\tadrun
Pouteau sals. lS 75 per c nt
Frcnch-dc.rl\ '~. direc:tl~ or lll·
du-cctly, b) wn~ of the Normnns.
\'rcc \CISU. mnnv modcnt French •
wordE hn'll been Ulkcn dl "'Uy
frorn Englum, such a
lootbnll and lhe nantt."S f mod
ern invcnt.ions.
.More longuages, sh.:! b llc\"L'S,
should bt ll..'qUJrcd m lh~ pubhc
~chools, as In Europe. Som..: Eu
ropean t•ountl II!S requtre tltf'i ~.:
lnnguugcs to be h:nrn :d.
"Soon••r or IDI(!r,.. she snys,
"Amerlcn Wlll grow up, u it re·
• hres thl nC'cd an lh • smnll~r
\\ orld or tod y "
Mndnme wns thnllcd re nll)
by be~mmg a grnndmother for
the fu·st tun How"" "r. he m
ststs, her ni!W gt ndd ughtcr JS
not gotnc to cnll her "grnndnu ! ..
Ma.dnr;ne ~<:O'OS. "h as nn u 1~
\\'Cird ...
Choral Methods Class
Popular With Teachers
Populn w1th tca~·hers of musH:
who nro t summer s sion Is the
course in publil- i"hot'l choral
method Th~ cluss, led by L. Stun
ley GlllTUDI, c:h\)ir Jirt:c:tor, ruiW!
to ga\'C lctt\:hcrs nt::w uie s nd
npportunlt}' to Ilhtdy their own
special choral problems.
R~carch is done by the teach
ers on such indfvidunl pro.J~C'll! ns
children's choirs and tht'1r de
velopment.
The clru;s me ts at 12:30 dan
\\ Sth two hours 0'\.~lt rr Acres Sun1mer Theater
Begins Last Half of Schedule;
eatures 'Guardsman' Tonight
.o\o~ Summer theatcx be-Jk VJnhnkas.. en L ns u cJ~ator
the sN>ond hn.lf oC the.ar 5\X· and Lhe maid. are the only ;:.tu
st'!hedule lust night '"tth the dt~nts m the production .
prescntntaon (lf Ferenc Molnar's .. The.• Wln~Jow Boy," ppe:ninB
SO~lhlsUc:a tcd come d y ''The July 2fl. 2'1 md 28. ts ooncct n~
Gu(U1ismnn." 11 rt>nc Rott•ll n's w1tla the lc • I <:'l nd mndc by Mr
ha toracal c:lrRma. ''The WmslO\\ Wmslo\\ nd an cmlnl!nt low:o.-~r PION£&R LOG FTlday. July 30. 1951
Girl ~couts Falter LC Summer Students At S1ght of Melon
R jdL t t. R \\'ntCJ m Jon \Hl!i an unKno\\: n · ·
to SOinf' (1( guJ SCOUtS \\110 Spt;lll 0 n ere s 1n g art
Monda\. Juh 16, ht.!~ on thf'll'
Wtl\' ~~ nn intern tJOiltl mcNinc And ~ul1-rpl·me 'Tohs
t \\'md Mftuntuln . Somt! of lh£' r I .1. J J t
rcprescntall\ es r efuH•d tl) c t
thl peculiar lonkanc 100 In th~
Lev. ts ond Clork rnr tc!l'ln, unu
" sured of it halll\.lcs:;nC~lil
Girko cnrn<l f,om s far ns Aus·
trnhn1 The \\'C!:t lnrhc • Lal\•1 •·
t.lthunnm Ho\\Dh JuptH1 and The
Neth~rl nd tv \tend th~ cunfe t nre ll• pro\'mg \Uiunhlc hcl~tHU >•~
II elves him a l'l'n\pri'hCIISivu PIC'• Mnny l.C' o:>ummt·r· t-t uden l<~ IIIII! ,,£ the ••nlltc dtv nnci il11
h 1\'C rnt"n!Stang pnrl ond full-llusmeMes. ·
Bm nd • Lall m Rcurc.m~nt.. snmH the ktng's COUI t \\ hu~h nee.: time emph)ymcnl while nucnd- R<"lutlvc I•J the nhovc cruc<'t an
ing Sl'hool. Som ... of tlw cc>ming- public wciCIUt' wot k '" the joh
ly '-'llf!Cfl i!c pt'oplc ' en °11 the t hut \\'lie} Coy, gmduntc studl•nl
t.ampus ha\ c uclunlly henvy r~-tn sMiology, hus with the Cluld
pOnslblUly tn t'Onnc<:.liOn With w Unl c ulvu;inn or the Count) re de lgnntcti to complete the hD.!! found the Wm lo\\ .bo> gu1l-
~..,!;on t" of thte\ I.! I') It lS n JXIt'lrayol "h h T h I thcar out. . .cliou employnwnt Pull he Wdftu c commu;ston H •s
'The Guordromn ," dtrected by of battle for JU5tUICalJOn or an !, urc eac ers :,orne jobs mn.) seem hkc pleas-wu1 k entails hclpmg duldr •n
mt pusttm(.> to the en ual ob Cl\' achlcv" 8 nusfnctory adJustment
c1, suc.-h h& BA major Jun Mtlh!•'s In thcar own home , Coster hom~
po atlon .nt the 2.00 Show wan or walh relali\'CS, whachcvcr
dow, clUng pan-mutuels for the .c •m preferable for the child.
1\tultnomah K~nnel club. Fi?t ll\'fr WaJcy's dep:utlllcnt works m
glance might mdJcntc lhnl Jam COilJunction wJth the coua t of
n rt gone to the dog,.., ho\~ c\·cr domestic 1 clotwns. Ma11;aret Barney, 1S lhe story of 1nnoccnt 14-year-old boy's rcpu-
0 tempcromentaJ net or "hn lS Wl· t~hon "htch hns tx.~n destroyed Two-Week Study
ure o1 hlS nctress-wifc's love. bv on crrnnt con, .. cllon
Dl!' gu1smg him..c:e.lf 05 a guard -Tom V 11. 14. com to Ftr T B • M d
man the acLOr allcmpts nn offatt t from Portlnnd JuniOr Ci,·ic 0 egin on ay
\Hlh hiS \\"1fc to pro\re has suspi-th 3tf'r :for the adle or R nme A t\\o-week ehool to pro\ Ide
ems Wtnslo\\ G\\ ~ nn • Warn r l~ ~st U<unmg (or 'olunh.-cr leaders nnd
The nrena-stngoo production Ronme l' •-ter. Gear e Hutto tea c h c 1 c: of the Pac bytcrlnn thi form of employment rcqu1res Not to be 0\'crlookcd 15 the stu
. kill su1 pns:.rng that a! the bon It d~;.n t whu u; an bu aness for htm·
t~llt:'r or llr:kct n~cnl elf. like BA mDJOr nnd nc..'Ct r ~tures a cast of Ctnc theater ns 1\h \\'mslO\\ nd !'~red Warne chu~h "all take plnc on cam
Blue RclOm players:. The actor as "all be S1r Rob r1 Morton th~ "lu• Jull 23 to AU8USt 3 The
pl c:d by Michael Davenport hm Yl'l. ua se \\ tll b conducted by the
\oth Margretta Ra~y ns tho Aathur Coc Gra) wtll d1rect bo:Lrd of Chnstlan t:duc •• tton of
doubted spouse. D1rector Mar-Tht.: W lnsJO\\ Boy" nd "Lac:h s the Pa~ b\ tt:rion ~.:hurch, lJ S. A
gnrt!t Bnrnc.r portru.rs Mam<), n Rctu-em~ "the R g n d D n Lalxmllu• v chools ~\all offca
and Byron .Adam.c: play a crtttc h m-E\•crell Pt r~· m~.: lod rona '-''<P•.:'taene:e m tt: a clung chlldrcn
, ho as a mut\Jnl tnc.nd t~f the wluch \\all be lhe lanai fn Acr '!>. lUUU&s- and odulls, ,1• an ac:tunl
coupl Fred Bc.rgmau and V 1· pres ntnt ion A.u~ust 2. 3 ond 4 \ acnuon chu1 ch !;thool wall be m From one ~tremc Lo the other. term's yell king. Palr1ck HJbbnrd .
or 11 might bt smd fl'om thl' II· P:tt hn bi.'en selling lafc ansur
daculau. to the ~ubhnw , Lhctt>'s mc:e for Utc past lhtcl! years and
ndy Srlvct, Sr)c:lol~•gy moJor '' ho lm mnantnmed r• vuluml' of vcar-•
1 gotng to st·hool h.• ncquu c I) l>usmcss of 100,000. The !net
enough crr-dats l<> qualify ham fo1 thnt Jus lnthca hns bl.'l'n m the
o pos1t1on w1th stnto or ~o•ounty hfc in sua nnce busmcss for ,u;
\\t.>lCare dcpaa tmcnt rn the {'\'e· yt•oli'S and 1:. now gencrul rmmllgea
nine S1lvcr as cmplo) cd m tl1c of the PtlClfic Nnttonol Ltfc As
out word section of the mnan U S surance compnny f(•r whtch Pot
po t oftlt\;, zonml! mntl for clty C'll , mu) be the 1 c.u;un he kc•'JlS
dtstnhuuon T.tus type of exp~rl- on the boll I operat1on Th • cun"lculum ''Ill be
Huston Shows Optl.ml·sm for butlt uruund the three-)enr cycl{'
uf sulu'-'t't matter de10 eloped by
th church Pioneers' '51 Footholl Gomes
By Tom Pieone11
Wnh an expected turnout o! 40
nd1dotes for Ute "51 P1on~r
tb3ll squad. Cos;ch Joe Hus
ton does nol look worned
'Although 23 let\ermen B.J1C lost
t Lhe squad due to gmdunhon
nd calls from Ute anned sen·
~~ I nm reasonably opllmJ.Sllc."
Huston snad.
Among ttil! regulnrs ! no th
u:1d b,y grnduntion '~·ere Rubt'
B .lSCh Clorkc Ande•-n Gu!>
erber Al!nn Otto. Elden Stt: nd
Bob Walker nd Fred Wilson.
cn>ices clauncd Joe Bren- T
I
h r 111nas Frur, Bemaro Dono
nd Ron O'Bne.n
, pnu:t1ce opens Seple.m-
ber H ton expects to have 13
I tterm n on hWJd The.) arc
John Gross Here
For Folk School
John GTOSS of the Le\\ 1S uDd
C .a I En lUh f11c:ulty v. ill par-
l tt Uns ~e m to Grundt
F: lk bool which runs !rom
July 21 to Scyte.mber J nL Eil •h:
C k. ncar Estacada quart rb c , Bruce Longb I
nd D1ck Vall halfb des. Fran
Cox and Dtck Walker. n__
Ph1hp Frn er and Clnrkc S~.ep •
•n • t.ackh BtU Co:o.: and Ball
O'H • • guards J1m Km&, Bruce
Ecklund and Ken Knudsen
H~> look$ for help to come ck
from the JUmor vnrslty. ..BaU
"iunUt:\ ot holfback and Bob Pet
""~" nt gu rd or 1nck •• looked good
duran~ sprtng practice," Huston
.srud
Th 5quad \dll be turthc.:
l ngth nt·d b, the odd1t1on of
'erol cnpnble n e" comers
Amon~ the e is Jet!") Peel o'.:e-•
185 pound tullback trons:lcr. {rom
V nport Jun1or college.
The nrmed sen tees. nc:ttng con
tnlr) to form retumed Willard
45 ph n • nll-oonference tnck':le
om the 1949 squad, to help in
h .. e-r c:onrerence race
DLot to o mnn-Jxm er shortn e
w lllD) not be able tQ u e the
tw().plotoon system tn ats enli -
'" Huston CJCplnmed. "but we
hall ut1l.IU! n to ns ST ~t an ~
t nt as puss& ble." Re\', Donald L Leonurd, nssJst-
nt mmiSter or the Ftut Pre by
teunn clturch. wall be dean. Rt. ''·
W t r D. Hov. ell. Chrast.tan cdu-
1 on faeld darcctor 1t Po11lnnd,
all be r gssu·ar nnd bu mess
manager.
A tacuJ~ o( 2J persons. mclud
m!! tl\re(' trom the San F'ranciSCO
Theological semm. ry and !I\ e
from board of Chnstmn cducn
tJon. w1ll conduct classes.
Stx samalar sch~10I!1 will be con·
ducted m oLherpnrts of the coun
try Lust year about 3500 Prc.sby
tciJDns u l tend d the 5CVcn
chool . Student Plays Baseball on Weekends;
Finds Game at :n·ew High in Oregon
Scm1 pro bascbnll has h1t a new 1 The league as backed by large
hagb in Oregon accordang to Stu lumbPr ronccrns wh1ch seem lo
F rednck ~urnme1 ~chool tu-be willing to dole out hefty sums
of money in cxcltnngc for hagh
dent \\ ho spends his week-end cnlsber b:1scbnll anatermL Not-
chuclung from the mound undc: blc players hc.c;idPS 1-r•--drH k .
t.hc Coos Boy-North Bend I..uan \\ ho worked n stint in Detroit
b"rJncks pnngles. TtgPr live1 • before tht~ wn1 nnd
The b1g rJgh t·hand~ r, who has Inter in the Pnc1fJc Cl):l!ll ]!!Oguc,
patcl1ed on duunund~ over n SI7.C' .u·c Bruney Korl1, roml~ 1 81~1 1k
.able poruon of the nation, chums lyn • D(ldgoa f!hvt tstop, pitcher
that th,. ne\\ Southern Orc(l«)n Hat old Gcnnnnn , e.x-mo)oa league
Con<t league is on.: of the !meJ;t suar nnd Ad Liskn. , ,-.tcrnn Pun
Harvard Grants Second orgnmzn llons for which he has lrtnd 13•.!3\ cr subrnnrJne-ball art1£L.
Scholarship to Partanen '' ork(;d •·t-.,or a suppused buc:h The 1 est or the lcam ls composoo
C rl Ps.rt:men, June '50 honor league. 1'\·e never seen such of seasoned locnl nthlctt_>s and col
gradu ... ·t<~: Jn ba(llogy. who rccea'.'ed hnndsome conuacLS nnd player lege athletes.
Ius mast r s degree 1n caenc" nl bcneiats,'' Fredricks snad. "F r The club ts entered jn the state
nar~·ord unl\ CI'Sit) In Jun.... hus lnstll.nce, If I'm scheduled to pitch 6emt-pro tournament v. hlCh be
been granted n scholarship for a a Sunday nftet noon game Cor lhc gnn nt Stl\'~llon lnst Sunday :md
secund ~cur of grnduote study ln LumhCrJDclt.'i , my w1fe and I wall contmuc until the end of
c.) t log) ( ludy of cell organisms). leave here by plane at II a.m., l July F'rcdrarkb l'('g 1'd d ,
In D l~>tt r to Dr John Stnuffer pltch th game at Coos Bay, and team's chunces of coppmg the
Polrtancn mdacntcd that n ex-we !Jy back be.re by 8:15 that eve-state crown with n shrug ond ,1
Lenst n of scholnn.~up u; "o rnre mng Thas fcatw c, com ban• d wath f!l m "Boll gnmt•s na c won on the
occurencc" \ll Horvord . He 1s con-n \cr~ ample salary, mukes tha~ faeld after mne mnmg of plny,
t~numg hts \~ark lhc1 e thu; sum-.ca on the most plensant l'\'e had bul ~ iUt our hnt•up thmgs liJok
r t•Jd~ mg for ha.s drJcLor's de-l m my baseball care ·r." pretl\• tovomhle
Gro , who hns p<>..nt lh past
oouag advan(.'('·d ;tudy at
c 'Cnl\ cr5U~. of Iowa. \\all off r
"l e or hUi large repertoire of
v. tern b.lll:tds v. hic:h i e v. J II
1ng \VJlb gu1tat accompnmment
adduJg comment Hood River Rehearses Festival
Bridge of Gods' in Premiere Educational L~aders
'Ao Convene on Camous ..
Aaull cdu~tJ n le d 'IS ot t ,.
L t coust ua eo will convene on
II}~ COIIIJJU 1\ugu i 13-17 f<W 8
Pu of t • Crun t
N!:!liOJ nduh -due lion bl
n. f P o{ Ud) ntf r
........ , r.nmcnl ll mclud clan.et.t,
J nc.\ c:c
u ~ .... -.. lr.l1l t t u nd
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..._A..._antcd .. , Ln tt. proJ L In
umrmn \as Wtlhnm
Staff rd Lew nnd CID k Engh
profeuor . who • sludvmg l o t
I
Dr. Case Installed Thr dny of gloni'Ju mussc
I hi.' pr nted at t11e Hood RJ\:-
tu 1c I ~ J 10 Hood Ra'(!r
u t 3 4 nd 5 Outstnndan
t • • u "' 1 ld p mr re o! an
p rt rn n by
H R1 r S) mpbony ,
&l nd chun.l "'"mtng lr -
nd It n n rt'CJUI wJJI
1 ItO
.. t ~ fJom II o~; r t
\r tt · Hood Rl e1
pi nkd
r • F t Cr ·n,'
r Lt1n ncar th
f th' mbln. bt y nd
l r tng rr~el; J13h-
Lh t m ( gn1 • v. lth
1\Ci[lftl 1.0 lhl' n rth nd Ml
I I thl IJ th d
T f U\ 1 t n-:1 r dan:-N1on
D 11 rod C C w m t Jl-t n St pu, !am d l:""mnl h
d p J.d nt f D t n u av r-
1 t bac J..ou te x n c
J J 3 m B n D. CJ for
th p l \ ) cara ha5 be n chlcf
pe l at Le"":u; nnd Clark Re-nd 1.(< o clu_•J
d • 1.01 o! th LC syn
rrt" rtJ O~nlng F nd >
Au u t 3 th I• stlval
·r.t a full sch dule of
gl I I t \ • tnr. drtrncliUns
C . .umll Wlc.lu. ., aolin "artuoso
r• twnL'ti tn lhc Umtcd States
• c. r fourth EUJ ope an lour Set o de ' op ra "Dndge ot
God ' thP 0 k hop cnnh·:'<"nc or the N il•
Th up m. taged .unul Adult Educnt, m tH; octo·
ln the lac l· t ,,, uu "-'<>mmlth~l·
II be ulul! L Fraduy on th SI
t ~ h 851.h AnnJ\'el ar) cunc rt
S:it d v th v. orld-rc.nown d
Hun.){ar&nn Stung quortet "111 an pu ollon. unfold the Authorlttc on adult trluc.J;Ion
·h 1ultcl to attend tbr [1\'''·day H lovt> st 113 o( Ind1.m P1 n
Wtlulilh; the strH:e of th
nd Sund y wHI se th
p m l're of Wrlh m A Ill Cha r Mullno&n&•l Sno
~.: md Ch quanc)-Qnd th
r& tn holf t1 un and hnlf lf.!g
n ory wl or the Ia t erupUon of
.lit Hood md tht liill of th(• n t-th rang Include Dt Homer
• • pf ·r. daiX'ctor of lull duc.n
• n foa the U S Od.icc of Edu
Ull n D1 John 'Holden. Unt\ ca
t·· r•! Mac:lu n. D1 George
nn, dtr lot of t nct ol exten-
11, Unlvca It) n! C'nh (nnl ,
I J) n I ld J Grt:cn. cl!tlrma n Phone Man Gets
Lost in Akin Hall pun .tlt'ro tht Colum- tf, w 1 co t t•IJ conmuttcc
• aa, tl • Brrdgc of lhe Cads 1 duh "'duculion Hav you het~rd lht on bout th ll:'lcphnne mon whrt Ql lv 1 B01 Slq wall conciuct th(' J) , t pi ·n EpJ t, thrcctos o(
Ul the gtrlll' dorrnllory trytng t•J lloo I Rh • Sympho ny 0• ch«.: trn I V ' P ll't 1 xlcn ion t·c•n!N' I In
h I fjf • Tl Unf!\\1J1tnll.8. 'J'ho .,~ Itt· D1dl. th J.ght connccta n ·• It ui Cl•l)l u &ncl Art hut 1 t•u·o\ • 1 ,1 ,. L4 d mn} cobtn1 t him
lll'e.n th t 11 ·n Ro •tsl'lnav r"rmcaly of Londun, wt J b · p •
tc; d un r \Htmnn. told Ute man dllc:~·r Lc •clang tilOrs \1, liJ sang thr R d w i era anted !w\~ to et m to duu:onuccl the 10lo , Inc.ludlng NICHiu Mu:~eoni.l
t h:phor ... lherf.' bul Crtilr d to prO· bn ~-hal u .. m: from .N. York
ld har Will o dcuulC'd 111 P o Metropolitan npl!l n
n · d•-d h lu tc cxr J\ rc· S oaon ticket~ at<·
uJt ll Cru ht~t ·d phon m.an II t ,.nh.i Hotc•l, mot 1 anrt pn-
" f r t:'d lo op n m nv 0001'1 ~ lc home nocommod •lion tiJI
lnntX nt ) trym,g to t'liJ) -ll tat 11 ung d bv \ 1ltnt t ht: Hu
,,. • t th t 1 hu lOr)' J n 1 r Mu 1c F• llval, Hood lhH J m H DeMott, 3357 Eol!lt
Burn &de, wont udl•ra for thf'
\' ond IX WcC'k aummcr scssiCJn
nd fall Iii mcstt r He "ill olso
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LSW!S AND CLARK COLLECSE 1 Finish Oregon City Project;
Reveal Much Important Data
Th..-On:·gon Cit~· project wns alated for compl \aon todny b)' lh
VOL..UME JX Por-tland. Oregon. Fdd11.y, July 20. 1951 •, mber ll clucntlon workl!hop. ncc'Oa1hng to Dr Hnrold S Tuttle, co-dircct.(lr
of the work WJih Dr. W Marshon OcPu1stcr lntcrvtcw s of 200 ! m
ih" or 10 pet Cl nt of tlw C'lmmunity's populutton hO\'C been collcc:t
i'd, nnolyl.••d nd !.nbulntcd in the form or (I booklet.
Tlw survey. cnuclucted hy etr.ht graduate students, nmnsscd th~
orca' op111lun on rc•·r ·ntaonnl, cc.Jucutionnl ond industrtnl qu6tJnns
J\nawcra (•n all topiC! pe on
vh.l<!d buo three croup: person Hail, Mighty Jeep
wath or wtlhout chald1CJ1 ""'rlOnJ I • .. ~ who hn\ c Uvcd an Oregon Cttv -I• lhnn 5 ycnrs. 5-l 0 ycnt s ond
o\ ('r 10 \icnrs, und P<.'fWOn.s und
30. frorn 30~0 40-50 ond O\'cr 50
)cnrs or g~:
Th" anform tlon obtatnf'd benrs
many signaftcanl da covcnes. It
seem pracllcn11,> no one (2 per
ccntJ obJccu to Ute tax rote for
schools Only 1 0 per cent obJect
to nny incrca •' tn "hoot t xes,
onlf more thnn ~ pet cent thank
th t th chool budget should b<!
hagh(·r Also 25 per Ct?nt beltc\
thnt schools should provtdc a
w1dcr scope af subjcct.5 thnn they
do at prcs~nt Mcrrc vocataonal
cducnll•>n \\liS desired bv ovt!l' 50 •
p '1' cent a( those lntervicwed,
oncf almost 50 per cent suggested
thot thcr" be more trnanlng an
lhl' bnsac usc of the EngliSh lnn
guoge
COLOR AND designs aplenty a. contestants in last Monday's ell-campus Hawaiian 'hirt c:oDJest held
at convocntion loan Jhe theater. (ln .. t) Donna Gaylord , attired in a nah•e Hawa:i.tcm c:ostwne com-The booklet b tog developed
contolns wratlen report$ nod
grnphs of the dota revealed by
the sun'c). lt \1: ill be rcndy for
diStnbut a on b fore the ternuna
taon ot .summer chool lnfonno
ll n rcgordang qucstaons of tndus
trml and rccr attonnl tmportance
" s dascusscd and expl:une:l to
the Oregon Caty Chamber or
Commerce an o Corum l'Ccentl),
and cdueallonnl dntn has been Pit:'JO with hula ak" und pretents priua l:l winners Virginia £nqland and BtU Ookerm.an . llul'fll.'d O\'er to Luther Kmg, su
p('rmtendent of Oal'gon Cit) pubalrip Resembles Honolulu
As Loud-Shirted Contestants
Parade at Final Convocation lic schools
As1d" fr'Om the gwdancc of Drs.
D~ Polster and Tutti~', r;pecanl
coun,cllng was a(forded the
grvup f1 om T J Edmonds, bust
ness ndmtnt lr<~lton; Dr. Lauren<:(!
Tornlmson, t..'ducntwn dcpn.rtment;
M1 ~ ~tty Gordiner, speech orts,
nnd D on Charles W. Ho,,nrd The hnnl com•ocatJon of the Morgrett.a Romscy perform n pre· ~;nglond, frcshn1an education stu
summea Mondtt.)' ce1 tnlnly stole
Lhc !lhow rrom the pa ttccdmg sc·
rt • as Lhc lnrg;>sl Dtl••ndan~P. o(
lh~.: cason wllncs t!d or partici
p.Jtcd m o colorful Haw·nlinn shirt
contcfrt, were audience to Dr. W.
Mnrshon De Pcustcr"s oral inter
pr tat10n of modem education,
and 5tl\\' Michocl On\'c.nport and
Six New Courses
for Second Term \ 1e" scene of this week's plny, dent, nd Bill Ockerman, scnaor
"Tht-Guat dsmun." ln cducalton, ''ere awarded the
The Huwn1mn !;htrt cont~>st '' anncrs' prizes. . HaV.•allan- type
turned out to be the mo t sue· shirts naturally. We're at A Loss
For Words ...
ccssful socanl 'cnture so r r this I Donna Gn.>:lord, looking hke n
summer as n large number ol belle of. the J.Slnnd.>: in her. grass \\'IU tht! pe Oil 'or P ns-
studcnts and faculty members hula sktrt, awarded the pnzcs.. at's rathca hca\'Y) '' ho r;~n off
donned ga)' short-sleeved harl \nth the LOG ACD dtcU•'nan •
fur lhc oc:cnsaon. .Judges Rut Commencement Change kmdly retut n l\ by thl' m.
Clundgrcn, home ccnnom1cs dt CCVIOU , undcrhundcd, SUbcr-plll tm"'nt, J•w Huston, Dcrm uf ..\ change has lx:-cn anno.ann.-d
Men, ond Huwuh's own P!!tc Mo· m th~.: dale of the summer school sh c method h.) '''hk.h ht> (or
dta h:Hi .1 daHicull timt' dl'ctdmg COIIlmcnC'<lmcnt. It was prcvmus- Uw.rl mnnagcd to ncnk 1t ofl.,
which of the gnudy garments en-y chctluled foa August 31, but Hepo.:nt' The accuracy of t~c" is
To oHcl a \\lri(.;1' !l!.!lf'clton ot t(!tcd should tnkc lhc pnzc. Afh:r ·,._. been set lLhcnd lu t\ugust 30. and Cl.uk JOUinilla m ts at
~ urse ond nllow \etcrans nn C•l>· n scril!s o( pnmdl!s by contestnnls Comme.nccme.nt w1ll be held ul stnk~ And tht.' LOG hns no
ponuntly \1 lnkc nch•antngc d bf'fl.IH:: the Jlld~in~ stand, Vlrgamu t.:w p.m. thnl d \. muncy tv bu~ onolhcr
till Gl Btll b"~rc lt ·~ptralt~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
July 25, l..c" 1 and Clnrk hns dd
... d ~ nddltlonul r lghl c.l1 t. for
tht' cond summct ton
In n nnnounet: ml•nt u~cctvcd
C om 0· n C W flo\~ .1rd the
d c>s \\all bt.> 1\'o,_ n ot aught nt
1 ( I" ann P1 c b\ l rmn church
nd n the c HliPU All clas11es
\\Ill mu t from 7 lo !UIO n the
' nmg nd \\ lll bl' (Cir one hour
Cl «'(\U
Cnun;t• to me ·l on c tmpu~; nrc-•
nd\ crt1 mg In \'Out, 1 o n rl n ~ ••
lnught b)' Pt ace Bualan~nuw, nod
c:crnrnac". Mt•ndn\"::; and W( dnc · •
doyll hy lv.m llousca
I 11Wnt•1Wil Clllll'SC nil tO hl
GI\Cn l n M•mduy nar,ht Otl'. uc·
ruuntm •, .lnhn Wnllb•adg\!, lllfll:1·
1 qucc:t•::; of rnch lm n latt.•r u t lH t!
Hti'Ph All~n; Pl'l onnd mt•nngu
ll't!nt, Plcahp MrAUI lcr, nnd 1 "01
tlllc Ulcomc tux by P W. Stcw
urt,
Ucgastrntaun will be 6:·15 p m.,
Jul.>• 23 ru tlw First Pte byttJdou
church. Cl 51\c Wtll• un hom then
untal Augu l 30 I.C Approves rirsl Music Master
'CHUCI{' BRADFORD TO WEAR HOOD AT AUGUST CEREMONY
By Tom Pien.nett
The farSl mnstct of mustc degree granted at
LewlS nnd Cloak college '~ 111 be m\ nrdt.:d at
surnme1 csston CQnuncnccnum t, August 30
D1. John Sturk g,•uns, head of the mu tc de·
pnttmcn t, ond has Ulft hn\'c b~cn orgnnaz.mg n
d<'su ed post-grudunh: cua r1culuan fo1 the pn t
thrvc ~ t!&IS. Thl!y \\anted to be C€'rtnm lhnt re
sult of lhctr .-.!forts would stand "unt.hRJ>Uled
und uuconteslcd'' so nnv JWI'lSNI rcccl vmg }us I
rna tcr':s th grl}l! ltl mu ar. nt Lt•wls end Clurk I
wouhl 1111\'i! IllS fJl'hlc\'\)11\t nl IIJC'tiCnllll'tl on H
nnttonwid•• b11sis
N(tw lhftt lhc gt•oumlwurk has tw~·n compl('\
t•cl. tlw hono1 u( b••tng f111J1 to r••ecive thas de
gree ~·H?S lo Chaale. Lla .. tdiOI d, l:t~ nd o{ the lllUS.IC
ucpnl'tmcnl at J rlt rson hh;h , hool Br udfurd
J c~'l\'t•d h1 B A rlcga c:c:o at Wnshtnglon S\r•tc
collqw m Hl:lS wtth tcnchlng mnJonl In mu.,u:
nnd mntht tunllt Since l'l3ti he hns Lough I an
lur.h school and m the Portluml S)' tcm for lhl"
po l tlu·c·c yc·urs ln Ius pr~nt posatwn Brndford dtruets lh
school band ond orchcstrn, he also gl\'cS mstru
muJttJI lnstn.tctaon and conducts mstrumcntal
music clussc To r~u thcr PI OVf! that there :tS
rnot to beang n musac mstructor th n blow
Ing mto a hom1 he nl n h~lps the !:chool mu.s:a
ct~n:. "1th dance hnnds untl other extrncurricu
laa acuvhll.' • A. lender of the !:chuol mu ac d -
puatnumt he ol il :11-rongt s numQ{!I'iS Cor the
bund, t•J chC$11 n ontl \•&raoul\ qututcL ,
ln addluou tu ll'nchtng £kadford h." 1ba
plnvcd m ttC\Ctlll bnnd ·• tuto1t.-'Cl pll\'tltc musH I
students nnd nppt>atlCI on lh~ radto paogram
North'' c.qt Ncighbt•n;
He has bt'l'n nH~.!nding LcwLS nd l lnrk nu
Jutw Hl50 llc hns compl •ted 30 rc tdcnc hnut"'
nd 1t thl' pre cnt is doing the llnnl work on his
the ts entitled "Wimer lnh:~rludc or o D • on
Ska " It lll n sutlt• for band mu 1c, nnd is dlvtded
Into thtcc pur'-' the lie "nt. the pnnoannm and
th\' shu The Fr d Christenson Co ,
whose heo'') cquapmcnt hn
be n r dang parts or thf' atm
pu • Is wcll-knO\\ n for ill a1o
gon. "We Move thf' Ecarth ft
Wh n on£' of the Chri.5t~on
truck! stalled in fr t of the
gym th oUter d y ond wn
forced to ~u upon Ed Routan.
LC mnantenance mnn, for o
push. onlookers sugn t !d
logan for the buck of t.h" LC
je .. p: ·We 1o\'e the Ou3 Wh
Mo\ th-e Enrt.h"
Questionnaires
Reveal No Need
For New Courses
The qucs11onnnn rc cent 1 y
Called by the summer school stu
dents ho•;e bci!n returned lo th
oUtcc of D •an How rd and b \ c
been evaluated. Ac:corchng to ha
of.fice there \\ ill be no new courses
or~nnizcd other t.hnn tho Usted
Ut the summ •r school plnnned for
the ~:ccond six weeks or Cor eather
o{ he thn.""C weeks pe:nod
One of Lhe most popular nn
~ ers to th~ questton .. Wh t do
you enjCJy most 1n thu sununcr
school'" concerned the mform J
atttlude nnd lhe (rle.ndlmcss or
the students nd t'1cu1ty. Some of
the ::.tudcnts \•oiced their appre
ciation of tht! recre.ntaonnl fadh-
th on campus.
To the qu t1on, "Why dtd ~ ou
come to LC\\ is and Clnrk thl
summer"" severo) students n
!S\\ cred "to oompleu.• foa n m -
tees: to qunllfy for tcnchcr's
cerUftcatl .. o.nd '"to m kc up re
quirements." A G. I student mnde
the stntement that "l couldn't aJ:.
Cord not to o!tcnd
Accorda.ng to some stud nt.s a.n-
wenng Ute question of sugg~
tlons. the school should npply
mod.;:m lcnchtng m thod ln th
cducat1onal courses and Lhnt the
htgh cost of tuJunn rc:stru:ted SC\.
eml potcnll l students from nt
tcmdtn(l: summo...r school.
The "gnpe" column cont<lind
few oomplnmts con~rnmg the
ear I} dosing hour of th.-. Sn ck
Shnck. the lock or n Clg rcUc rnn.
ctunc on campus, the lock of ndc·
qu&t€' od\ crtisinc of c mpu111 func
tions.. nnd th~ homcv. ork
The!"(' \'ere rnom cornpl.tm n
I!'Oncc.mmg the small cl nd
the htgh qunhty of trult UL"t&Lin
the,> \\'t're t"e<"Civtng.
x-Pioneer DtcoraJed
For Korean Valor
Lt Bo.) d E. G1b on, Ltl\\ 1 and c· rk tudc:>nt II\ I n'4G •17 Wld
nu'mbt•• of the 1947 ummcr LOG
t ff \\ hu nQ\\ tn K01 n tl~ mg
11n F-80 hghtt'r \\ a~h the Ftfth
Air ForlX' s 51 t Ft~hlt•r lot •r
t~ptol " mg r ... '{'(inti~ '' ns deooa t
IX! with tl:tc 01sltngt.1IAAed Fl m •
Ctl'"OSS.
L1 C1b.._~n dlStangul hed h.tm
tr b\' c Lr ordmnn hi'NH m nnd
dcvoho.n \\ h~1 h 1 >d Ius Ut ht
t•r four Jo" 80 n •ul .,..,...,
:l r\.' i.'O n n 1!
n or tll Ch
Ct~mpli'tch di 1,, • .,,
p on I r t\ tnanlh
-~ R lO
dmg his own • •
• Page Two
Korea .. PION&ER t.OC
Guest Editorial
What's Wrong
With America? Another ccssntton of hosllht1es 1s hopefully on the hori
zon and Ute usual quesuon nnscs: "Will 1t Jasl ?'' Two vtcws
nr" prominent l) tlt\: optlmlStic: "Our only hope 1::-m 1hl! U one hp& drh ~n n 11,;h nn our
Umt:ed Nauon · .. 2) Ute pesslmtstic· "Wherever you find man, nre<lt . uper htgh" a~ s. he s.hould
you fmd n potenLmhty · tor war." be-lmprl' ed by the ~J>t!ed ot
whach mo£t penple drive. They
The use o.f 3 little rl!ffccth e thinking could bring about dnw so !ost lhnt the' hn\ c 011
n answer. The "Korean Police Action" hus been n peculiar llme to st.'<.' nn) Uung ~xccpl llu•
type 0[ war. Fre-nch, Enghsh. Dutch, &"lSl lndt~m. Turk::-. Sen-road, tlw hcnuttt•s C'll th<' country ~
gnlcsc, Gt ('eks, and th~ Amcncan Jews, "'~grot:s, ltaUa:ns, and s•d,• go to wnstc.
G rmans have suc<·e.ssfu llv combined thctr .. Blood, S\\ cat and Th•s sp~.>e<t "tud1 Wt s~ on • th~ roods and ob«l't \'t' a.n ~1thcr
tears" for onC'e. lt wasn't n cnse of notion agam:>t nation, but pha~l'S of ml'Xicm hfe 1s but nn-
humamty ngamst tyr1mn)' and humamty hns proved itself. otht'r s,> mptom or n culture out
W1ll it be for the last tunc? Let us hope, and pray it of joa.nt.
mtght ne\~tr have:> to be proved again. Just why lS e\·erybody m such
a rush? Ju:;t whot is so 1mportnnt?
Tlte outcome of the Korean s1tuabon has become n cl1al-What nbout tl1c rts. 1cnmlng nnd
Jengc to the Amencan people. A challenge to you. phalo-ophy? b there no tame !or
K became a pro,·mg ground and a melung-pot during these?
the lnst ''Car. lt has also prov1ded us WJ\.h a gr1m and bloody w~ nrc fightmg today ngnmst
J comrnurusm. but JUSt "hnt nrc
e.~arnple that man, the indnidunl, can surmount the mhumnn we lrymc to p!icH!r\ here 01
problems of racial and re.hgtous intolerance. hom~"
J. R. L. Our '"civili:cnlon " stand& todoy
~=========================~ I holding the menns by whtch Jt :: could pnss n remnrkublc lcgncy
BARK OF THE LOG
We'll See 1 mg for u , for ns "'c go mto our
HC') Edl· wu-:1ou f1elds 01 cndca\(trs n
1 would hkc to kno" 1t there "hole new t) pc of study and
W'Ould be a.ny ~erung or C\'e-progress 1s ahead.
nmgs m v.;hich the ndmmastraUon Th(; su~ccss w1th wh1ch Ute ad
-...ould ~ ht to lea'\·e th hbrni"} mmlStrators and faculty are SC'nd·
('pen to us poor students ,, bo mg the ~ oung men ond women of
work m the afternoons. J rcnlaze our closs ahead can be mea:,ured
thnt thas letter as 8 blt :.ardy. but onl~ b.) the passage of lime. The
possibly 1t 11llght help those pnrt- !oundn~on which we buJlt for ~n
l \\ orkang students "ho arc tcrmg mto the next phnsc of life
~c:ding the next SlX-w·eek term. depended upon two !actors. Did
The problem is lhat we attend Lc!\\is ond Clark of!cr us stone or
clnsses nll mommg. rush off 10 sand. nnd which dad we aecept
v.;ork m the nHernoon. and come for the bnStS of our !oundnuon?
bnc::k to a closed library. The remarkable pro~rcss Lc'' as
This is particulnrly sad when and Clnrk hns mode m the last
one reahzcs thnt necessary refer-f'lght years could not ho,·e been
ence matennl and books on re-possible u sand was the matenal
• ·hicb would atd term used in ml)ldans the hves of at
=~ :nd projects greatly are students. ll would be unlikely
nght her.e on campus nnd we that such. a f.aculty could have
don•t get to usc them. Do you been nttaancd ii unsvund pnn-
lllen: ·ould be any pos- ~1ple.s or &tnndards were us ... >d.
subpposcUt r ~ ki d h ............. m Porollel lo the old saymg, "You ss 1 y o som"' n -....... ......., • SU"Uctor bt."'Oming our savior nnd con. I nd n horse to wnt.';, bul you
openmg up th library a couple can t mn'kc him d1 mk. you c;'n
1 ....... k? lt ,0 ld .....,.. of!~.::r w; o s-t.onc 1oundauon .or a cveosngs a '\\· .. "" • \\ u ... ~ • tnml) be 8 bJg heJp. nur colll!gc educnuon, but can't
make us aeccpt JL The suc<'ess of H. A. S. I .1 d each member of our c ass w1 I e· to the gcnerntaons to come tC 1t
hacl somcthmg to pnss Dut what
Ul'e ,,. c la) ang ot the fu~t (lf pos·
tcrity?
We ore laymg tilerc o socaol
sy.tem marked by bigotry, huh
truths ond JnlOlcrnncP ; an ceo
nomic slrut'turc op.•rntmn tor the
few 3gamst the many; n welfaro
strstc lhnt 1s lltllc or no impro\'e
ment; an opprcc1ntaon of the or t.s
that as chnrnctcrizcl! by basl4rd-
1Zed 19th century nrchttcc-t.urc ond
half-rlrcssed women nn mognzinc
CO\'CTS; an appreciation of musac
that rnnkl \\"lth .. Good Night,
Irene," n political system lhat 1s
oll thmgs to nll m~n with no re·
gord for ethics or the trulhj n sys
tem of education based on grades
and not on n lo\•C for the Lruth;
a program or rdtgaous thought
wh1Ch as nCJther \'lt.al nor menn
mgtul; and a system of morals
tho\ gn·es lip serv1cc to relig10n
nnd allows one 'to cheat his neigh~
bor blind.
Yos whatshall \C&nswcrwhcn
our cblldr n 'YII"!I" to us and r;ny,
''Daddy. what wa& the b1g \\'nr
about?"'
EdUor • Note; Tho abo•o ia a
atudenJ editorial written by Rich·
ard Wilkie for The Bulletin of
the Emporia (Kansas) Tuehen
college. Friday, July 20. 1951
\__.:\~\
Editor in Search of Dog
To Bite for LOG News
By C.huc:k Gi.bb
1\S the t;wnmer s~~11.1n hits lh<!
hnlf\\•ny mark thas colummst has
djscovPr cd \VIth dismay that l .. C
as de,·md of news. B•"ing n ncws
h<•und of the ventnble snb r·
toothed type, I took a stroll
nround the campus an scardt of
orne c.thoicc 'tidbtls of fii)SSIP
whsch m1ght hove bec.n over
looked cnp, "l.,ook chum. 1! you c11n fax
up 11 lillie ncc1dcntal drownmg
for rHI.! today I'll gunrnntcl! you a
year's supply or sun tan lotion."
The hfc-cuard o n s w c red by
shooting me a look of disdaan and
suhmcrgcd • .1\s ht> d1dn't come to
thl.! surface niter s.cvcrol minutes
l renhz:t'd wath chogrin that ht>
must have rejected my plot.
Cllmbmg out or the pool. 1
strrught"ncd my tic ond hurried
Expectanlh· I stood by the gym-tu the snuck shnck in search of
nns1um for over an hour to no nt'WS Aflcr an hour of subtle
avail. The roof JUSt wouldn't cnn• quc$ltonlnc 1 cxill.'ii with some
m. Ho\~cver 1 would nol be r•--vcnling mnterial. Classi!S were
balked. Somewhcr~. somt~how, going "sn-so," business in the
sometime ooo a story would be shack was "overage" ond c\'Cry.
um·o" cr•!d So down to tht! swim· 1mcs' hc.allh was ''the same a.c:
ming pool I sauntered lo rind l!;i'\'• ,.v~r ." To top it off l'\'Cryonc told
ernJ sun~tanned aqu~ t•nthusillsls mt• thnt their inCormntton w;u to
enjoying the surroundings tn a be kept o!! the record
dl!i!CU6tingly unct•tmtful manner. But with spiral undaunted hom
''Had any d1owoinRs todny.," 1 m) fn·shmnn dnys 1 finally found
whi!::pcred to the hft. ... J!ullrd who a story. A pudgy pupil was ap·
was busy dog·p<tddling oround 1n pa eh• nded gummang O\•er-ripe
lhc shollow end of the tank. He cherries which wcrc undoubted
blurlt~ to llu~ ncgall\'l' In a nosnl 1)· ftlchcd trom the orchurd by
tont?, apparently cowed by the Alban)' Quadrangle. This was
plugs whach pro\rudcd from htS what I hnd bct•n searching for,
nostJ"'ls. I stdled up to him in the the fruats of my pcrsen·ercnce. ln Appreciation . . .
De:lr Dr. Oi1e-
June 3 marked the end of ft
no.ls, classes, daaly assignments
and all the rest of the things as
ooated v."lth Wl.ool dnys !or th•.:
maJa:nty af the Clnss of 1951. lt
lS sttll JU..'It the threshold of learn-pend largely upon how successful
'-nd fnmgbted coeh one of us was
m budding our foundation As
Nate Heath poinu..>d out in convo·
cntion, a "gcnllemcn's gradt~" ir
hfc as not one whJch will bnn
rel\-nrds or hnppmcss Nay, Nay Nylon '' ntcr ns inconspicuously as one Happaly I returned to the LOG
could in slacks and a sport shirt, ofrtce to prepare the campus-
Language Instructor
Mixes Latin With Paint
"You, 100, mtght be an ,;.;.t..Jvr
deeorotor.' snys Al!red R. Ht.•d ~
rack prof~ of Laun and Eng·
lish
Wlth brush in hand nnd un·
daunted by the ladder crcnk.m5!
undCT his 200-odd pounds of mus.
c.lc .. nd brown, Hedrick has stood
toe to :toe wath th household
murnl through Lhese hot summer
days..
John Fl•ll>. star boarder, n.:
poru that on c.hese occns10ns he
rw heard u n£>\\ nrtu t mur
mur ... nrs est omnis dhJ.S.:l m
partes tres. consillum sororum,
CODSlhum amicorum e1 labor
m ·L., Lt~f'fll translation : nll art is
diVldcl tnto three parlD-UtC W•
kr" adv1ce, tb _ friend'~> nd\'ICC
.. nd my work.
F aculJy Handbook Set
Tho Blue Key oalJonoJ mt•n a
honorary is pr panng ll !nculty
h ndbook t.lus :summer to be dis
tributed to f.nculty members thlB
CQmtng fall emest.cr. The hnnd
book wall gwe inJonnnl.lon about
f .. culty procedure, coJlcge poltcy
nnd Joa;,tions of the vanoua bu1ld-
ln on cnmpus. Becau!c Lewis and Clork o1
!creel us o coJJ,.ge education based
upon the ChrtsUan pnncaple and
p10ncer trndlt10n , ru; pointt.-d out
tu lh cnudog, and n chance to de
\ clop our pert;e.>nal undcrslanding
and chnructenstlct;, l smcercly
want to thank vou, !t"<.~Ur staU and • • •
til~; enure faculty :for aH the time,
<'i.fort and good w&she-s you have
extended the Clnss of '51.
I parliculnrl} want lo ··xprt.>ss
tliC appr<!<:iatio n of the class for:
Lhe v. arm s nd·olf we rt'cclv~d a\
the focuny party, bac:calaurPate
Fer\ I(!(; and ... -omme.ncc.mcnl • . .
Smcc.rl!ly yours,
Donnld S. Stamm,
Pr Closs of '51.
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It Ain't What You Say,
It's How You Say It
T J. Edmonds reC'ently dts·
UngullhL'<i the dtffcrenoo betw~~n
the types of objecti\'C quest ions
for has pctS(Jnncl managem(•nt
clni!S w1th the followmg exam·
pies:
I, Tn..ac -1&1~: An c ~ c a I u lor
c.IDU11C 1 u device wher~by fat
women ris '" the world Wllhout
cUort.
2 Multiple ch•Jicc; An eXIt in·
ten.·acw Is (n.) n deathlM:d confes;.
sion, (b.) a convcrlllltton whh LIJc
prbugc coll~clOr ot the back door
or (c.) one for the road. LQ G Co 1 umn i st Reports _·_"d_"_·_hi-spe_r_cd_i_n_to_h_is_b_at_h_in_g_s_ho_c_k_'"_n_nr_l_ic_lc_· _ro_r_p_u_b_t_ic_nu_· o_n_.
On Air Base Activities He's Outl
By Be.D neiachmaD
HctJ,pt;nt:d b) lht LOG oHarc
W~:dn!.!sday ~..:veninc after a very Drafted Catcher Saves Autographs
But Not in Little Black Note Book
ln\'l~ornhng :swam and dec1dt'CI Th1s 1S the story of how to put •o home pint••. Due to tht! excel
to Sll do\\ n and \\'Tih~ It htth "Ill c,ua at homc-plntc I hi' hnrd h;nt unn of the ngh\ fioJd,•r, lhc
nbout our :ur base hft.• und t'X• wuy. bull nrnvcd 11 st>cond bcfort:! the
Lcw1s and Clurk college students It eo• ems that BA scntol' Wc•sl.•y runm~r. who app:u ently was tr:lV·
now an Hctiv~ duty tht!ll!. '\; 11lsnn was ~ubstituh ' catch<'r lor 1 ling at n f;pccd r•qunl to that of
Thi& PIUil month has bct•n n busy lht. Hmsun Memorial Baptist sound.
one fat· us c~nd we havr..• ts avclc:d "'uHunll tc~m when it played the Whc·n till' ntumic·bumb dust
plenty ln June lhe 403rd T. C. Mcthr..'ldu; ts at Monlavalln park o cloud etll<'d nt th1• homl.! plnte,
W1ng flcv. back to Pop..! F1eld, lt•w weeks ago, Wilson's u&uol W•• h·y was sttll atundmg but
S<•uth Cnrolmn, nnd lOOk part in position as that of the s~cond wurM• for wear. As he slowly
mnss pardtroop drup training Tht• hn&cm~m but unfortunately f01 M umplt'd to the gtound, thc wn·
experience WM mt~st mh:.Jt..'Sllng ham n'' catchl'n; show ... o.d by Rnme Jllft' cnllt..-d "He's out!'' ann the
but I bclic\' 1' it would be a cold timt fio he wos dra!t••d to thl.! ult•ncht•ts rose tu ce which on<.'.
dny m Hodes befon• I could get rntchlng pu 1tion. Today, Walson ports n cast
up •'nouch nerve to ll~Vt; the About the ixth mnmg wlth n from anklt• to hip nnd n leg bro·
plane \\ hh not hang bctW•'t'n me n·o•• of ti to 5 m i'ovor of the ken in sa· plno•s H" wtll be
• nd the hnrd ground below but B:.pUl!lS the Methodists hll a long oiVftllnblc trom 8 to 9 an B-1 4 {or
nn O\'er517.l>d n)'lon hnndkt.rchacJ. ont• lu r~ght fjeld and thcar mon thuw whll wish to autog1nph the
Strange enough, though, lh•~• •! on thud tril'd to bl·ttt lhc thruw hero'61 tr•mhy.
an: fe\\ mJuri nnd must of tho c r-------------------- -------- 1
:1t~; v(•ry slight.
St.artmJJ ln~t Wt.:Pk, oil th .. lei
low& who had nt vcr hno prP\'iouB
rnllltnry tromtng or wt·a t; In (he
na\'Y wcn.l rcqutH.~ to so lln'Ough
& basi(• t rnmmr, cour.!!•'· Thrs m·
c:ludes nlmor.t oil ot the ••x·I.C
tludcnlB nnd they ttre nut too
happy With the 1tuatlun Th• y
llTC n•quirt.>d liJ Slane! r•·lrc, t
every night ond mu&l make up
their bunks 10 thr. rnornlng so
tight thnt the iNIPI'ClUIC offJccr
cun bounce n qu~trt••r oH thcr11
(Rr>mmdll me of t•nd(:t dnya.) l'ulllh!lu d ltl•rnunlhly durtnc llu
• nil• .:L :Y• ur, SuhHo•rltlll"ll. 1=: 110 umrnrr nrut '1\ r• Ill) chnln&: llu
EDITOR
Cbarlea Glbb
Sporu Kal'b WUII•una O&noou!e~
SoeJa) •••• Gant41na Sprott Phot.op-ap!!ar
&.swrt4nt O.o~• •-ll•U, .JI.Ju Loq, Tom 1Pi•ao•tl,
8aU1 81napaon. Otraldlae Sprott, Barb WUUatua. I, 19$1
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te told
was to
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found
as ap-
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pbted
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WIUI
for,
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JlllUh, F'riday. July 20, 1951 -
On the Soc,al Sl(/e with Geialdme Sprott
Dr. Hartzfeld Honors
Visitors at Breakfast PIONEER LOC
Hill Adds Slides
To LC Collection
Thr> hi toracnl nM
t l..<!\ .. 11 end Clurk d p 1rt.nt nt
hcs l.x!comc
C)nc of antt'rCSt nnd lmpOrtlJn
P:ob bh tt1 chi r r u n !or \hi
It the 'Vnluabl collection of chro
dochromc alld thol hnv bC:c n AL n ltn•nkfnst givt•n Thun;cioy, July HI, Dr. r'irccCio lfo1 tzf ld,
l)t,.:rtn ot \Vomc n ••n I ••ruunecl for Dr. Fl<•rcnt (' Pee bh• nf PoR.."'clt•no.
t:nlatott1ln, Dr Berm• t.lt1 c ur n.11ttmt11''• Maryland 11111 D• l .. eno
KNwn.
Dr. Pt l'lllcs bcf01 c her 1 e•ttrcmcnl Ill I fl t7 wns hcud nl the 1.-cwts
and Chtrk hll)logy deportrnl'nt . She 11 now a:lsocmtcd wtlh Dr. Pnul
f'oppnnn•• uf the Anu.;ncnn lnstltut~ of Fomily H~lnhon s. ; ocqulrc<l through the cCforu of
n.rt htstory m ll uctor M ru~f1 ld
W HIU.
Dr. Mos••s lti un nuthonty <HI
p'unm d !nmfl) hfc •• mt 1)1 Ken
on, u 111 ommt:nt Po tlnnd phy i·
Cl311
A tiu~ of fun ot Dr Alva Gra·
hom'& MJ Jloud lodr.l w 01 en
.1ur d h\' nbout 25 ~tudcnt Lac
ult;, nnd fnmlh s on 1-"ndny,
Jul) 13.
E\ cr~ one pooiLd Uu 1r supp<:rt;
nd ntl on tht lode<' porch over
looking the &timon 11\'er.
Th" cv• nine's c ntcrttunmcnt
mchuicd fc•lk dancang, group
Ltn~unA and "plnno pnttcr ' ThCJ
lrttlrr mdudcd brtlllnul perform·
r.ncc of bouP,ll' p1ono ducts b .•
' rtuo (' Maldat.>d \\'hurton aud
Jcn~wll•· t.;;rnnt. l .. n H:•>' Bomn
whltilh!f:l Ill un t•nthusln tJ~· nu-
• •
D1 .md Mrs. 1\lorgon Odell
w~IX' gut!hts nt th• SteanmcLZ
ranch neat fiend They spent the
first part uf th•'lr \•ncnt!on nt
Br1ghtc•nbush !':prmgs, rt>lurntng
Julv J.l for M1ss Elvn r.tcckhng's • wcddmg befor • lcnvmg fur th~
rnnc.h.
• • •
The '' cddang of Shlrlcy Day,
JUntor Plcment.nry education ma
jor, and Rich:u d Walker, J un••
graduate m bu5in~ ndmmistro
hon, wus p"rforrnl•a Slmdny eve
ning, June 24, by Dr. Morgan S.
Odell nnd Or. Pnul S. Wflght aL
the liar& I Presby Ienon church. Margnrct Enstmnn ond Donold
Krl'!l~t·, Junt srnduo\c Ill (!dUCft•
tic n, \\ rc mnrr led In Ct duu bll
1 m~ Cl'rcmony on .! unP 15, n t
Grne< Mcmv1 iol E p 1 s co p o 1
church. Orttra tang wo,. the R \
John R1chord on. Shirley Bender
!lBn~ nnd Wlllinm Pattison ush--. ---
t:rl.'d.
Mr nnd MrL Kreso' (U'l! llvtng
m Port1and \\here Kr{'SS 15 on
ncth•e duty nt the o1r bose IF" rUN con bo m•asur~d in splashing. thcso youngsters are happy in
spito of the heat. Tboy oro 10ma of a group ot 4S children wl\o ot·
tended Friday Day ump which bu Us final rncteting today. In addi·
tion to inlliruc.tion in swimming tho boys and girls hcn"e claues in
arts and crafts. story-telling, physical educution and nature study.
• • • .. Doctors Run 1n Family;
Tradition At n summer w~ddmc m Pnln-'EJJ 1 B d.
unc 1\lnnor Pnsr.tlln Romans, en-y ro j e
1or chcnusl.ry mnJOI', wns mnn·1cd
to Gl'OrJ~P Hl ~lt.:r grnuu 11t.· of One member ,;( Lewts nnd
Junr: '50 Th(• c:c1cnwny wotr pcr-1 Clnrk's nur~ant!: dnS'! ol \. 1&.;
form•~d on Junf' 10 by Dr Mar-l'IChL oul of hm mf'm~rs w1J1 .. oon
cnn s. Odell. bcgm trnming at Emnnutl ho PI•
Emmy l.ou llorphnm wns one
of lhl! bl idcsmruds nnd Etilth tnl, nlrl.ndy knows o couple of
Kilbuck nCt'Qmpon!cd the soloa l. doctors nt lhnt instllulton She
A rl'ccptaon was given n{lcr- 1::1 1-~lr!nnor <Elly) Brodtc, who (!
wards nt Pnlohne Mnnor. father i Dr F'. W. Brodie. • nd
• • •
The engagement has been nn
nouncc:d of Byron Kdhnhl, scn1or
sociology ntn]Or, to Miss Ethyl
Tr::tvlth•ck, first grndc teacher nt
Ch1cf Jo cph school m Portland.
The wcddmg is plonnl'd for next
June.
• • • whos" mother Is Dr. J L
Brodie.
Pretty blonde Elly. ng caghtccn
and a halt. hns fm~h~::d her fr(!Sh
IUOn yenr nnd o summer session
ell l.cw1s nnd Clnrk She IS part
of the Lcw1s and Clark-Emanuel
offilmlJon \\ h1ch &1\'e$ the nurs~
her H N nnd B. S. in lour yNlra,
plus fo.mr summer Ses510t'l!' Of
llu~ lime the freshman and Fen
lor yeors anci one summer tiCSSIOn • 1n
nre ~pent ot Lcw1s nnd Clnrk and
the 1 c l of the Umc tB used rn hos
pital tr mmg nt Emnnucl
The Drs. Brodlc l.!(lm to np
provc Elly's corrung to r-:rnanucl,
she sn) 5 "They JU:;l nboul nave
to! • she nclm1Ucd If she is c\'er
called upQn to osslSl c1thcr moth.:r
or inther al1e will be weartng th~
usunl hosp1tnl outf1t JDcludmg
m. k o no on "'111 rccogn11. n
duught.cr. ·• Afterwnrd", iC l r.l!d a
ood JOb I'll coli nnd t 11 them,"
EJiy dcddl'd •
Ell~ wlll soon have another
doctor in h r (nmlly Her sistcr
m-lnw as complcltng her !mnl
~chr of m •dic:nl school at Norlh·
\\estern umvei'Slty where her
brother as alst1 ~commg n doctor
-but of phtlo ophy' ~w1 nnd ChH•k now h til ubou
7,000 filldea dt'alln w1th archil• c
turc nd ~ulpturc. They cr a
wide rnngt> !rom 3000 B C l ,
prell!!nt rl y modern lumlllhtngs
tnd sculpture The hdt r u ed
ns vtsual educ:nuon In lf.tHJn
cour cs nnd gu t lectur n• " l1
(I m , rt hlltorv classes.
Through th work of Hall th
cullt.:gc purchnM'd 4000 or th
slJdt:!L The r t hnve be n mndl'
by himself "'tth the hC'lp of
Charles Bentley, tud nt of rt
AU shdes nn now mnd b.Y Hill
\ grent mount or work Is an
\ ol\'ed .tn th 1r mnk•ng 111 Ci!Ch
elide r qu1rc nbout 20 minute. ..
to produce.
11111 cxplmncd thnl art hl tory
dt•als Wllh lhc cullurol CIVth:m
Ut'ln of hastory and It 1 thiS phn e
of art to wh1ch the slldr:-s pc.ttmn
Lcwas and Clark IS un1qu
monf! mall s hools walh such n
l.nrge and complete collcc:tmn
H1U reported that ll C'bmpared
favorabh with tho e u~d by the
largest schoolt on th Pocaftc
C'O:lSt.
No More Convoca1ions
The convoent1on hcduled for
July 15 will b'-' the last one of the
nnuncr. John Brewer m.ndc the
announccm •nt. givmg the rellBOn
to lack of student tnt •resL
r·nnncr LP\\ I ;md Clurk slu
llt•nl, JunP McNc1l, wnn unt! of tht>
b11desmmd s. Ushers mcluckd
Wilham Gibhon, Oonbld Stamm
mu Arthur Bakke. Amunr. those
nssisUng at tht• ren•ptinn nt Pala
lmc Manor were Alicr Pcoke nnd
Bonnie Newburgh. Theodore Bolobc•noff, '·l9 gr'..td·
U3tc in mustc, nnrl OIIV\.' Oldfl~ld
were mnrril>d June 10 nn the cam
pus by Dr. Morgan S. Odell.
Wcddmg music \\'US played hy
Clnin• Walker.
A rcCl ption lollnwctl the cere
mony nt Pnlahnt! Manm. French Prot Wants Wider Study
Of Languages in Public Schools
Alter n Wl.>ddmg trap to the Bolobnnof!, a lnlt•nt(ld violuust.
rcccl\'ed hts bachelor or mus1c
Oregon t.'03Sl, the couple arc nt dc~rcc hcrc.
home• in Portland • • • • •
Announet•d r •cenaly was the
cngngl•rncnt o! MillS Louise Board
well of PorUnnd to John Fergi
son. '51 grnduatc in advcrltsing.
The: wedding is set for August 18,
nt St. M1chnel ond All Angels'
EPISCopal church.
• • •
The \.'.tsl lawn of Palatine Man
or wns the scene ~lf the wcddmg
of Darlene Dc•Hcnbnugh nnd Don
uld Yuung un Sunday afternoon,
June 24. The Rl'\'. Dnvid S. Beck
pcrtornwd the ccn~mon>·· The
hndc wns soc1ety cdilor of the
LOC lru.t fiCtnP.stcr.
Jl'lln Hcrnld aang nnd Pat White
w~• m chnrgc of the ~ue.st bO()k.
Othc1 s altl•ndtng the weddang
wer~ BryC'e Whitc nnd fvl'llll'l :.>
Cicty t>dator Jl!nn Mcintyre. Pho
togrnphf!r wos Ben Flt!lschmnn .
The r.ouplc w1ll be at homl' m
Port lund.
• • •
Tht' wedding of Ealt•,·n Jones,
£emor physacal cducnt1on mn)or,
tu Hobt•rt Mislcy. Hmior phystclll
t•ducntion major, wus on t•vcnt
of Mt~ndoy evt..•ning, Junl ·1 ul
Ho(t! Ctty P.1rk McthodUll church.
~nch•sm(lid• mcludt·d torml•r
tudent Ellt:t•n Hud1 ou .md Pat
Huff m1th. Shult•y Bukkt• dl\d
Suson Cuok poun•d. SP.rving were
Kuthrvn Momc•, Dl'lun•s Fugt,
Mnrv S ,, m e r v ! lit• und Lolli -Gaithc1'.
• • • Rolph Scott, nESistunt to the
president or the college. hns re
cently rclurnct1 trom o vacatton
trip to Clc\'clnnd, Oh1o, where he
att,•ndcd lhc «ntenmal con\'cn·
tiQn Qi the YWCA. Scolt was ror
$('metnn\.' u mcrnb~·r of the mter
nauonul "Y" commltlcl' 1n New
York City.
Mr. Scott dsttcd rt•lohvcs in
boll Chtcugo and C .thfornin . At
Berk\iley ht.• visitt.•d the YMCA nt
the Unrvcrsi ty uf L'alllnrntu
which he served for ten years.
• • •
l\thld1 ed Wharlon, taltendcd thl'
Nutionnl F.ducalton Assucrnhon
con,·cntJOn in San froncJscu this
month. Attt•ndmc sr•sstons and
\'isitmg fmmdl.l, she "rnn into"
Mr. Douglas Tt'llwright, former
m('mbcr of the Lewis and Clurk
board of 1 ru5ll L'S ond now vlcc-
prcstdcnt ot Puc1hc Telephone
nnd Telegraph compnny. M1 s
\\'horton visth:d Wllh M1ss Adcnl\
Joy. 101 me• asswt:mt pro lessor of
spt.-ech nt 14cwts nnd Chu k, und
nuw ass1stant to the pastor nt the
ChtH'Ch ol ,\II Nations In Scm
Fnlncisco.
• •
Roht!J t Sulll\'nn, 101 lnl'r }.,•wls
.. net Cltu k student, .mt.l GruN
Kochnkc wert• mnrnl•tl J unt· ltJ
.ll Sl. P~.:tcr's l..ulhcrun t'lturC'h ot
Rlnoming, 01 •'Jton 'T'hc He\' 0
M 1·, ttnd M I'S. fo'ttdcy H 1cc llri' li Mt•collcr P•'rlol m..:d tllt' cere-the pltr•'nta of n hoy, Mark
Thomos, lHH n .July I nt Jo:nannuel mony.
ho 111tnl Rh" i (t !'!f'nJor p ychol- The couple \\'Ill he. ::It hnmc tn
IJ(t)' llliiJOf By Geraldine Sprott
Once o titth Prc.;och garl-6he
\\ ns onb !Iva-overheard her fr.·
thcr ~pc:1k mg n strange language
LO n \'JSitor. The stronge lnngung"
wns Engbsh, the c:hlld. Cl)rmn~
Pouteau nnd the l't!SUlUl-0 desire,
u drf•nm and n ltfetlml' ,
Mad3me Pouteau began to
sludy English at 6, continued
through college m her noth e
Akncon. Normand), and came to
the United Stales m 1914
After lnndmg tn Boswn, she
lnught fur n y~r in 1\tnmc and
then went lo Cnnada to tcnch
F.ngtish. Ht•r !irsl supcn·iEor, s nt
by a suspicious school bonrd. wn
nt filst duh1ous hut alter hearing
r1 clnss St'S&Ion he h\ld her, ''Your
litll~ nccenl t!: cho.rmln&l y~,u nrc
n born teacher.'' A hlc ~urccr hnri begun.
In CnnBdn Mndnmc Pouteau
met ond mnmcd Chnrl Poutcau,
::1 Pnruuan and n veteran of the
}"• cnch hghtmg ln World Wnr 1.
MonsW\Ir nnd Madame cnmc to
Portlnnd m 1923 walh thNr oldest
two cluldren T\o,;o more were
born here, CQmplctmg n qunrlt.:t of
t\\·o bo,rti nnd two gu ls. The cllil
drcn d1d not mlerlere much w1th
~hool-\nc was born only n few
hours nftcr h~r last clo
In Pmtland Modomc Poutcou
hn 1nught 1-"renc:h for n~nrty 80
~ears, both 1n pubhc and private
s~'hoo ls, mcludmg AIJ.:n Prepnra
\ory, no longer m mostcnce, which
was thn.'l'h n by Lewis nod Clark's
reg1str .r. W1lhnm Norris. She
lso m:;truc.tcd at Reed, Vanport
and UnavcrJit~ extension
Scribe Finds Inspiration
In Titles of New Books
You know all the old saymgs
noout books being frit.:nds and
how me~ it is tQ C'Url up \\ lth a
good book of on evenmc. Well
let's throw nnothcr lug on the
fin: or in this weather nnothcr
ll•' cube m a tnll gln~ of somc-
thang l>r other, and pkk up Gomc
uf tht• ni'WC!t additu.ms 10 ·the li·
brurr.
Ahhhl llcr~ 11 r.. soul-m plred
Litle thut sugl(c.sts mystery ond
1nt1 igue, Fundnmcntals oC Cutn
pm uti\'C F.mbryology of the Vl.'r·
t~bl'tllt!S. Or perhaps sorncthmg u
little m(•rc frivolous such as dc
uu led rt.'pOr lS r 1'011'1 lhc 1940 Cen·
u fm llousmg, Populott on, S rv
ice 1-Attabhshnw nts, Whult>s~~lc und
Rt tn1l Trade.
'l'ch, lt.:h. No\\ yum· }o!ltng mlcr
cst Hm' t•bout trylnc o coupl • of thc~c that mu t .,;vnuun on UT·
gl'nl mcssngc to oil. Industry's
Unfml.l!ht..>d Busmess, nr Huaory
of Educotton, nlong \\ 1th the ""om
prehcnswc RC\'tC\\ oi Nursmg
and lntcrnnl R(.'vcnuc Cndt.'>$
Wntt, don't rt..'nch for thn: "Sec
rnagnr.mc, we hn\'c r ,l I.K>gun t
fracht. So you de u 01h cnttu'l!,
JUSt rl!ud Song ot Sourt.laugh.
M n d n m c Chrysanthcm~. The
Le\\ t•llang ~·nruil). ar Cr1mmnl
Sociology .
Whnt ~ \'ou dlln1l hkcl \'en· •
\Hit then, until )•ou c:htmgt you1'
Oltlludc, don't l'.'pt:CI l<J b IIT()W
mtr only e<Hllon of Znhlc11 w rtc
und funktl(lnen au ph) s.ik. chem
IC. nstronmmc, tt••ophyslk und
h·chn1k.
Th • arl' o few of the mnnr
new oddttoms to the llbrnn· for • 'our ron\i cmenC'c nnd rcl<'t ·nee. Madnm cnmc to LcwlS nnd
Clark lnsl year to tench French.
Next year sh w1ll teach French
and SpnnW\ nnd. of course, her
remarkable .. S3\tOlr-fnire ..
Madame's two sons nrc doctors,
boLh lieutenants w1lh the U. S.
Arm~ m C~hfornln
English \Ocabulnry l\tadrun
Pouteau sals. lS 75 per c nt
Frcnch-dc.rl\ '~. direc:tl~ or lll·
du-cctly, b) wn~ of the Normnns.
\'rcc \CISU. mnnv modcnt French •
wordE hn'll been Ulkcn dl "'Uy
frorn Englum, such a
lootbnll and lhe nantt."S f mod
ern invcnt.ions.
.More longuages, sh.:! b llc\"L'S,
should bt ll..'qUJrcd m lh~ pubhc
~chools, as In Europe. Som..: Eu
ropean t•ountl II!S requtre tltf'i ~.:
lnnguugcs to be h:nrn :d.
"Soon••r or IDI(!r,.. she snys,
"Amerlcn Wlll grow up, u it re·
• hres thl nC'cd an lh • smnll~r
\\ orld or tod y "
Mndnme wns thnllcd re nll)
by be~mmg a grnndmother for
the fu·st tun How"" "r. he m
ststs, her ni!W gt ndd ughtcr JS
not gotnc to cnll her "grnndnu ! ..
Ma.dnr;ne ~<:O'OS. "h as nn u 1~
\\'Cird ...
Choral Methods Class
Popular With Teachers
Populn w1th tca~·hers of musH:
who nro t summer s sion Is the
course in publil- i"hot'l choral
method Th~ cluss, led by L. Stun
ley GlllTUDI, c:h\)ir Jirt:c:tor, ruiW!
to ga\'C lctt\:hcrs nt::w uie s nd
npportunlt}' to Ilhtdy their own
special choral problems.
R~carch is done by the teach
ers on such indfvidunl pro.J~C'll! ns
children's choirs and tht'1r de
velopment.
The clru;s me ts at 12:30 dan
\\ Sth two hours 0'\.~lt rr Acres Sun1mer Theater
Begins Last Half of Schedule;
eatures 'Guardsman' Tonight
.o\o~ Summer theatcx be-Jk VJnhnkas.. en L ns u cJ~ator
the sN>ond hn.lf oC the.ar 5\X· and Lhe maid. are the only ;:.tu
st'!hedule lust night '"tth the dt~nts m the production .
prescntntaon (lf Ferenc Molnar's .. The.• Wln~Jow Boy," ppe:ninB
SO~lhlsUc:a tcd come d y ''The July 2fl. 2'1 md 28. ts ooncct n~
Gu(U1ismnn." 11 rt>nc Rott•ll n's w1tla the lc • I <:'l nd mndc by Mr
ha toracal c:lrRma. ''The WmslO\\ Wmslo\\ nd an cmlnl!nt low:o.-~r PION£&R LOG FTlday. July 30. 1951
Girl ~couts Falter LC Summer Students At S1ght of Melon
R jdL t t. R \\'ntCJ m Jon \Hl!i an unKno\\: n · ·
to SOinf' (1( guJ SCOUtS \\110 Spt;lll 0 n ere s 1n g art
Monda\. Juh 16, ht.!~ on thf'll'
Wtl\' ~~ nn intern tJOiltl mcNinc And ~ul1-rpl·me 'Tohs
t \\'md Mftuntuln . Somt! of lh£' r I .1. J J t
rcprescntall\ es r efuH•d tl) c t
thl peculiar lonkanc 100 In th~
Lev. ts ond Clork rnr tc!l'ln, unu
" sured of it halll\.lcs:;nC~lil
Girko cnrn<l f,om s far ns Aus·
trnhn1 The \\'C!:t lnrhc • Lal\•1 •·
t.lthunnm Ho\\Dh JuptH1 and The
Neth~rl nd tv \tend th~ cunfe t nre ll• pro\'mg \Uiunhlc hcl~tHU >•~
II elves him a l'l'n\pri'hCIISivu PIC'• Mnny l.C' o:>ummt·r· t-t uden l<~ IIIII! ,,£ the ••nlltc dtv nnci il11
h 1\'C rnt"n!Stang pnrl ond full-llusmeMes. ·
Bm nd • Lall m Rcurc.m~nt.. snmH the ktng's COUI t \\ hu~h nee.: time emph)ymcnl while nucnd- R<"lutlvc I•J the nhovc cruc<'t an
ing Sl'hool. Som ... of tlw cc>ming- public wciCIUt' wot k '" the joh
ly '-'llf!Cfl i!c pt'oplc ' en °11 the t hut \\'lie} Coy, gmduntc studl•nl
t.ampus ha\ c uclunlly henvy r~-tn sMiology, hus with the Cluld
pOnslblUly tn t'Onnc<:.liOn With w Unl c ulvu;inn or the Count) re de lgnntcti to complete the hD.!! found the Wm lo\\ .bo> gu1l-
~..,!;on t" of thte\ I.! I') It lS n JXIt'lrayol "h h T h I thcar out. . .cliou employnwnt Pull he Wdftu c commu;ston H •s
'The Guordromn ," dtrected by of battle for JU5tUICalJOn or an !, urc eac ers :,orne jobs mn.) seem hkc pleas-wu1 k entails hclpmg duldr •n
mt pusttm(.> to the en ual ob Cl\' achlcv" 8 nusfnctory adJustment
c1, suc.-h h& BA major Jun Mtlh!•'s In thcar own home , Coster hom~
po atlon .nt the 2.00 Show wan or walh relali\'CS, whachcvcr
dow, clUng pan-mutuels for the .c •m preferable for the child.
1\tultnomah K~nnel club. Fi?t ll\'fr WaJcy's dep:utlllcnt works m
glance might mdJcntc lhnl Jam COilJunction wJth the coua t of
n rt gone to the dog,.., ho\~ c\·cr domestic 1 clotwns. Ma11;aret Barney, 1S lhe story of 1nnoccnt 14-year-old boy's rcpu-
0 tempcromentaJ net or "hn lS Wl· t~hon "htch hns tx.~n destroyed Two-Week Study
ure o1 hlS nctress-wifc's love. bv on crrnnt con, .. cllon
Dl!' gu1smg him..c:e.lf 05 a guard -Tom V 11. 14. com to Ftr T B • M d
man the acLOr allcmpts nn offatt t from Portlnnd JuniOr Ci,·ic 0 egin on ay
\Hlh hiS \\"1fc to pro\re has suspi-th 3tf'r :for the adle or R nme A t\\o-week ehool to pro\ Ide
ems Wtnslo\\ G\\ ~ nn • Warn r l~ ~st U<unmg (or 'olunh.-cr leaders nnd
The nrena-stngoo production Ronme l' •-ter. Gear e Hutto tea c h c 1 c: of the Pac bytcrlnn thi form of employment rcqu1res Not to be 0\'crlookcd 15 the stu
. kill su1 pns:.rng that a! the bon It d~;.n t whu u; an bu aness for htm·
t~llt:'r or llr:kct n~cnl elf. like BA mDJOr nnd nc..'Ct r ~tures a cast of Ctnc theater ns 1\h \\'mslO\\ nd !'~red Warne chu~h "all take plnc on cam
Blue RclOm players:. The actor as "all be S1r Rob r1 Morton th~ "lu• Jull 23 to AU8USt 3 The
pl c:d by Michael Davenport hm Yl'l. ua se \\ tll b conducted by the
\oth Margretta Ra~y ns tho Aathur Coc Gra) wtll d1rect bo:Lrd of Chnstlan t:duc •• tton of
doubted spouse. D1rector Mar-Tht.: W lnsJO\\ Boy" nd "Lac:h s the Pa~ b\ tt:rion ~.:hurch, lJ S. A
gnrt!t Bnrnc.r portru.rs Mam<), n Rctu-em~ "the R g n d D n Lalxmllu• v chools ~\all offca
and Byron .Adam.c: play a crtttc h m-E\•crell Pt r~· m~.: lod rona '-''<P•.:'taene:e m tt: a clung chlldrcn
, ho as a mut\Jnl tnc.nd t~f the wluch \\all be lhe lanai fn Acr '!>. lUUU&s- and odulls, ,1• an ac:tunl
coupl Fred Bc.rgmau and V 1· pres ntnt ion A.u~ust 2. 3 ond 4 \ acnuon chu1 ch !;thool wall be m From one ~tremc Lo the other. term's yell king. Palr1ck HJbbnrd .
or 11 might bt smd fl'om thl' II· P:tt hn bi.'en selling lafc ansur
daculau. to the ~ubhnw , Lhctt>'s mc:e for Utc past lhtcl! years and
ndy Srlvct, Sr)c:lol~•gy moJor '' ho lm mnantnmed r• vuluml' of vcar-•
1 gotng to st·hool h.• ncquu c I) l>usmcss of 100,000. The !net
enough crr-dats l<> qualify ham fo1 thnt Jus lnthca hns bl.'l'n m the
o pos1t1on w1th stnto or ~o•ounty hfc in sua nnce busmcss for ,u;
\\t.>lCare dcpaa tmcnt rn the {'\'e· yt•oli'S and 1:. now gencrul rmmllgea
nine S1lvcr as cmplo) cd m tl1c of the PtlClfic Nnttonol Ltfc As
out word section of the mnan U S surance compnny f(•r whtch Pot
po t oftlt\;, zonml! mntl for clty C'll , mu) be the 1 c.u;un he kc•'JlS
dtstnhuuon T.tus type of exp~rl- on the boll I operat1on Th • cun"lculum ''Ill be
Huston Shows Optl.ml·sm for butlt uruund the three-)enr cycl{'
uf sulu'-'t't matter de10 eloped by
th church Pioneers' '51 Footholl Gomes
By Tom Pieone11
Wnh an expected turnout o! 40
nd1dotes for Ute "51 P1on~r
tb3ll squad. Cos;ch Joe Hus
ton does nol look worned
'Although 23 let\ermen B.J1C lost
t Lhe squad due to gmdunhon
nd calls from Ute anned sen·
~~ I nm reasonably opllmJ.Sllc."
Huston snad.
Among ttil! regulnrs ! no th
u:1d b,y grnduntion '~·ere Rubt'
B .lSCh Clorkc Ande•-n Gu!>
erber Al!nn Otto. Elden Stt: nd
Bob Walker nd Fred Wilson.
cn>ices clauncd Joe Bren- T
I
h r 111nas Frur, Bemaro Dono
nd Ron O'Bne.n
, pnu:t1ce opens Seple.m-
ber H ton expects to have 13
I tterm n on hWJd The.) arc
John Gross Here
For Folk School
John GTOSS of the Le\\ 1S uDd
C .a I En lUh f11c:ulty v. ill par-
l tt Uns ~e m to Grundt
F: lk bool which runs !rom
July 21 to Scyte.mber J nL Eil •h:
C k. ncar Estacada quart rb c , Bruce Longb I
nd D1ck Vall halfb des. Fran
Cox and Dtck Walker. n__
Ph1hp Frn er and Clnrkc S~.ep •
•n • t.ackh BtU Co:o.: and Ball
O'H • • guards J1m Km&, Bruce
Ecklund and Ken Knudsen
H~> look$ for help to come ck
from the JUmor vnrslty. ..BaU
"iunUt:\ ot holfback and Bob Pet
""~" nt gu rd or 1nck •• looked good
duran~ sprtng practice," Huston
.srud
Th 5quad \dll be turthc.:
l ngth nt·d b, the odd1t1on of
'erol cnpnble n e" comers
Amon~ the e is Jet!") Peel o'.:e-•
185 pound tullback trons:lcr. {rom
V nport Jun1or college.
The nrmed sen tees. nc:ttng con
tnlr) to form retumed Willard
45 ph n • nll-oonference tnck':le
om the 1949 squad, to help in
h .. e-r c:onrerence race
DLot to o mnn-Jxm er shortn e
w lllD) not be able tQ u e the
tw().plotoon system tn ats enli -
'" Huston CJCplnmed. "but we
hall ut1l.IU! n to ns ST ~t an ~
t nt as puss& ble." Re\', Donald L Leonurd, nssJst-
nt mmiSter or the Ftut Pre by
teunn clturch. wall be dean. Rt. ''·
W t r D. Hov. ell. Chrast.tan cdu-
1 on faeld darcctor 1t Po11lnnd,
all be r gssu·ar nnd bu mess
manager.
A tacuJ~ o( 2J persons. mclud
m!! tl\re(' trom the San F'ranciSCO
Theological semm. ry and !I\ e
from board of Chnstmn cducn
tJon. w1ll conduct classes.
Stx samalar sch~10I!1 will be con·
ducted m oLherpnrts of the coun
try Lust year about 3500 Prc.sby
tciJDns u l tend d the 5CVcn
chool . Student Plays Baseball on Weekends;
Finds Game at :n·ew High in Oregon
Scm1 pro bascbnll has h1t a new 1 The league as backed by large
hagb in Oregon accordang to Stu lumbPr ronccrns wh1ch seem lo
F rednck ~urnme1 ~chool tu-be willing to dole out hefty sums
of money in cxcltnngc for hagh
dent \\ ho spends his week-end cnlsber b:1scbnll anatermL Not-
chuclung from the mound undc: blc players hc.c;idPS 1-r•--drH k .
t.hc Coos Boy-North Bend I..uan \\ ho worked n stint in Detroit
b"rJncks pnngles. TtgPr live1 • before tht~ wn1 nnd
The b1g rJgh t·hand~ r, who has Inter in the Pnc1fJc Cl):l!ll ]!!Oguc,
patcl1ed on duunund~ over n SI7.C' .u·c Bruney Korl1, roml~ 1 81~1 1k
.able poruon of the nation, chums lyn • D(ldgoa f!hvt tstop, pitcher
that th,. ne\\ Southern Orc(l«)n Hat old Gcnnnnn , e.x-mo)oa league
Con<t league is on.: of the !meJ;t suar nnd Ad Liskn. , ,-.tcrnn Pun
Harvard Grants Second orgnmzn llons for which he has lrtnd 13•.!3\ cr subrnnrJne-ball art1£L.
Scholarship to Partanen '' ork(;d •·t-.,or a suppused buc:h The 1 est or the lcam ls composoo
C rl Ps.rt:men, June '50 honor league. 1'\·e never seen such of seasoned locnl nthlctt_>s and col
gradu ... ·t<~: Jn ba(llogy. who rccea'.'ed hnndsome conuacLS nnd player lege athletes.
Ius mast r s degree 1n caenc" nl bcneiats,'' Fredricks snad. "F r The club ts entered jn the state
nar~·ord unl\ CI'Sit) In Jun.... hus lnstll.nce, If I'm scheduled to pitch 6emt-pro tournament v. hlCh be
been granted n scholarship for a a Sunday nftet noon game Cor lhc gnn nt Stl\'~llon lnst Sunday :md
secund ~cur of grnduote study ln LumhCrJDclt.'i , my w1fe and I wall contmuc until the end of
c.) t log) ( ludy of cell organisms). leave here by plane at II a.m., l July F'rcdrarkb l'('g 1'd d ,
In D l~>tt r to Dr John Stnuffer pltch th game at Coos Bay, and team's chunces of coppmg the
Polrtancn mdacntcd that n ex-we !Jy back be.re by 8:15 that eve-state crown with n shrug ond ,1
Lenst n of scholnn.~up u; "o rnre mng Thas fcatw c, com ban• d wath f!l m "Boll gnmt•s na c won on the
occurencc" \ll Horvord . He 1s con-n \cr~ ample salary, mukes tha~ faeld after mne mnmg of plny,
t~numg hts \~ark lhc1 e thu; sum-.ca on the most plensant l'\'e had bul ~ iUt our hnt•up thmgs liJok
r t•Jd~ mg for ha.s drJcLor's de-l m my baseball care ·r." pretl\• tovomhle
Gro , who hns p<>..nt lh past
oouag advan(.'('·d ;tudy at
c 'Cnl\ cr5U~. of Iowa. \\all off r
"l e or hUi large repertoire of
v. tern b.lll:tds v. hic:h i e v. J II
1ng \VJlb gu1tat accompnmment
adduJg comment Hood River Rehearses Festival
Bridge of Gods' in Premiere Educational L~aders
'Ao Convene on Camous ..
Aaull cdu~tJ n le d 'IS ot t ,.
L t coust ua eo will convene on
II}~ COIIIJJU 1\ugu i 13-17 f<W 8
Pu of t • Crun t
N!:!liOJ nduh -due lion bl
n. f P o{ Ud) ntf r
........ , r.nmcnl ll mclud clan.et.t,
J nc.\ c:c
u ~ .... -.. lr.l1l t t u nd
T sdl p
n• an
ru
l'o
nta r
um
..._A..._antcd .. , Ln tt. proJ L In
umrmn \as Wtlhnm
Staff rd Lew nnd CID k Engh
profeuor . who • sludvmg l o t
I
Dr. Case Installed Thr dny of gloni'Ju mussc
I hi.' pr nted at t11e Hood RJ\:-
tu 1c I ~ J 10 Hood Ra'(!r
u t 3 4 nd 5 Outstnndan
t • • u "' 1 ld p mr re o! an
p rt rn n by
H R1 r S) mpbony ,
&l nd chun.l "'"mtng lr -
nd It n n rt'CJUI wJJI
1 ItO
.. t ~ fJom II o~; r t
\r tt · Hood Rl e1
pi nkd
r • F t Cr ·n,'
r Lt1n ncar th
f th' mbln. bt y nd
l r tng rr~el; J13h-
Lh t m ( gn1 • v. lth
1\Ci[lftl 1.0 lhl' n rth nd Ml
I I thl IJ th d
T f U\ 1 t n-:1 r dan:-N1on
D 11 rod C C w m t Jl-t n St pu, !am d l:""mnl h
d p J.d nt f D t n u av r-
1 t bac J..ou te x n c
J J 3 m B n D. CJ for
th p l \ ) cara ha5 be n chlcf
pe l at Le"":u; nnd Clark Re-nd 1.(< o clu_•J
d • 1.01 o! th LC syn
rrt" rtJ O~nlng F nd >
Au u t 3 th I• stlval
·r.t a full sch dule of
gl I I t \ • tnr. drtrncliUns
C . .umll Wlc.lu. ., aolin "artuoso
r• twnL'ti tn lhc Umtcd States
• c. r fourth EUJ ope an lour Set o de ' op ra "Dndge ot
God ' thP 0 k hop cnnh·:'<"nc or the N il•
Th up m. taged .unul Adult Educnt, m tH; octo·
ln the lac l· t ,,, uu "-'<>mmlth~l·
II be ulul! L Fraduy on th SI
t ~ h 851.h AnnJ\'el ar) cunc rt
S:it d v th v. orld-rc.nown d
Hun.){ar&nn Stung quortet "111 an pu ollon. unfold the Authorlttc on adult trluc.J;Ion
·h 1ultcl to attend tbr [1\'''·day H lovt> st 113 o( Ind1.m P1 n
Wtlulilh; the strH:e of th
nd Sund y wHI se th
p m l're of Wrlh m A Ill Cha r Mullno&n&•l Sno
~.: md Ch quanc)-Qnd th
r& tn holf t1 un and hnlf lf.!g
n ory wl or the Ia t erupUon of
.lit Hood md tht liill of th(• n t-th rang Include Dt Homer
• • pf ·r. daiX'ctor of lull duc.n
• n foa the U S Od.icc of Edu
Ull n D1 John 'Holden. Unt\ ca
t·· r•! Mac:lu n. D1 George
nn, dtr lot of t nct ol exten-
11, Unlvca It) n! C'nh (nnl ,
I J) n I ld J Grt:cn. cl!tlrma n Phone Man Gets
Lost in Akin Hall pun .tlt'ro tht Colum- tf, w 1 co t t•IJ conmuttcc
• aa, tl • Brrdgc of lhe Cads 1 duh "'duculion Hav you het~rd lht on bout th ll:'lcphnne mon whrt Ql lv 1 B01 Slq wall conciuct th(' J) , t pi ·n EpJ t, thrcctos o(
Ul the gtrlll' dorrnllory trytng t•J lloo I Rh • Sympho ny 0• ch«.: trn I V ' P ll't 1 xlcn ion t·c•n!N' I In
h I fjf • Tl Unf!\\1J1tnll.8. 'J'ho .,~ Itt· D1dl. th J.ght connccta n ·• It ui Cl•l)l u &ncl Art hut 1 t•u·o\ • 1 ,1 ,. L4 d mn} cobtn1 t him
lll'e.n th t 11 ·n Ro •tsl'lnav r"rmcaly of Londun, wt J b · p •
tc; d un r \Htmnn. told Ute man dllc:~·r Lc •clang tilOrs \1, liJ sang thr R d w i era anted !w\~ to et m to duu:onuccl the 10lo , Inc.ludlng NICHiu Mu:~eoni.l
t h:phor ... lherf.' bul Crtilr d to prO· bn ~-hal u .. m: from .N. York
ld har Will o dcuulC'd 111 P o Metropolitan npl!l n
n · d•-d h lu tc cxr J\ rc· S oaon ticket~ at<·
uJt ll Cru ht~t ·d phon m.an II t ,.nh.i Hotc•l, mot 1 anrt pn-
" f r t:'d lo op n m nv 0001'1 ~ lc home nocommod •lion tiJI
lnntX nt ) trym,g to t'liJ) -ll tat 11 ung d bv \ 1ltnt t ht: Hu
,,. • t th t 1 hu lOr)' J n 1 r Mu 1c F• llval, Hood lhH J m H DeMott, 3357 Eol!lt
Burn &de, wont udl•ra for thf'
\' ond IX WcC'k aummcr scssiCJn
nd fall Iii mcstt r He "ill olso
\ •m k Qn n l'Xch lllfl{' t 1 I ' bas1
u,•M!Jlt m ~ l1 • cuntnctcd nt Fit-
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