Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 10, Number 1
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1951-09-01
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Type
Newspaper
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Construction osl
L£WlS AND CLA..Rl< COL.L..'EGE K
f~b1 -ounls lo 3 ,
Summer Campus Remodeling
Offers More Dorm Facilities
.Bulldfng construction nnd Improvement , totnlhnl! a I'O t
11f $300,000, WPn• mnde tJ1 is ummcr on the campu ~. rq)Cirls
I 'n!Sidc:m l Mbrgon S. Odell.
Though completion of ,Stewart hnJJ was dt lay ;d by th£\
'L~J.c sub-ronLracl J innbility lo pr•1curP. mnlcrial and workm• n,
1/0I..UM£ X • PorHand , Orogon. Fraday, Soptombcu 21, 19~1 7 16 residents W~>re ~le lo move into the south wmg last Sun-
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Odell Confers
Honor Degree
On Rev. Nevin
An honornry degree of rloct.ol'
ar divinity wos con(crrcd upon
the Rev. John C. Ncrvin, pnRtor
of lh1.' Multnomah Unitt>d Prcshy
lcwm chan·ch, nl the opening con
\'OClltJon, Sept. 18 nt 11 a.m.
''fi~C,IUS(' Q( h111 high lll.'holnr
ship, excellen t leadership ""d
the developments he hns mod~
pos~ublf! m his ~~hurch smce he
become alB po&tor in 1946, lhl!
college: felt the award wns merit
cd," P.rcsldent Moa•gan s. Odell
t'Xplnincd,
rn nddition nr. Nc\'ln hns been
Instrumental In furtht•rmg the • Ten Members
For Fall Term
T<'n nt'w pcrsnru~ l1DV£' jomc.:d
Uu; cnllcgt~ SUI.H lor tht' Cnll SC·
mcslcr, nccordlnc to nn l'ln
nounccmC'nt from tht prc!IJdPnt'
(JfflcP, S1x lire fuii•L1m~ ond four
part-time.
New in the dep:uo:tml nts M h1
tory, palltknl r 1cncc and cco·
11omlcs will bt• Karlnn M. c·opp ·r
.luhn&on of L•·t..'tl , Englnnd, .,., ho
Lnu.:ht frut yc<Jr nt Cnrl{ ton cut
lLg~>. He wns educated nt Oxford,
Horvnrd nnd l.ondnn School of
Economics onu Unl\ n ity ot Mm.
nf' ota. "The g..rls In Akin hnll or fo
be commcnd{'d lor th lr wJIIIn •
n ~ :n~;u pt lhc mcon V• n1• e
or hn \'lDC 0 l onco tun• 115 r I•
dents imlcnd Of thl' LJ!';Ufil C ,"
Dr. Od •11 comm nted.
Rcmod ling of Ul~e WM-t win:
nnd th~.! Ptnthou c of Polulllle
mnnor to provactc IC'!.Ommodn
llims for mt..n \';::J.I nlllo ('Clmpk tc11.
Showcn.t nnd 11 mnll up':t ms
mt?n's loun1 e m tht w • , n•l
were oddcd. Two of the lnr l r • bedrooms on the erurt roc •>f lhc
bulldms: nrc bc1ng u cd for nr
counlin~ and trcn.:t.'lrJUI • llJdlJ r..
Mrr Ed1th Sm1Lh, .1\t •rJullf'
f", ... l nd•·n nnd Dr. John Andt r
:~on' OfCJt't:" ere nuw locntNJ in
thf' m11nur howr. AdJU•~nl to Dr.
Andcnon' room 11 n rqnJ rn ,.
ond mr;• :tng pin•,. f•IT tuu~;nt
r, •llglou r.ruup
Mud n• wUJ 1.0 ll'n • r b{' lc
to ure th• tua• roam 10 AJL nny
qundrnn c h h 1 "-' n rcmr I
unllJcntaon JnOVt;ment betw('t:n CONGRATULATIONS to the Rn. John c. Novtn fl'Om President
the prin"ipnl Presbyterinn church Mo.rgoD S. Odell following conferring of hono.ra.ry dodor of di\'inily
<lf \\hich I:t•wis nnd CJnrk is deg.reo in Tuosday's opening con•oeauon. Lookang on ..s Dr. J. Boyd
member ond the Umtcd P!'C!iby- 'PaJierson . distr~ct IUJ)ftrintondonJ of the United Pr••bytori&D
t~;rinn church Which he rcprc-c:hut'ehos of Oregon. Washln.s~ ton. ond Idaho, Photo by S.n FleiSch·
scnL". man. Capper-Johnson ns 1 Gt~l• to
the l~en~uc of Nntluna v rcnmce
on se<:unty nnd rx:acc an 1036 m
bondon. In HJ47 he worked on
manont} problr!JTIS 1 n Hungary
and Czccho-Siovnki nt lha re
quest of both oountrlCS. Recently
he :tltcnd<.>d lhe Snn Frnru:Jsc:o
Japanese Pent'Cl trcnty oonfcrcncc.
Wnltcr J. Mend, yt•duntc of
Columbm unav••nlly nnrl Umv,.r
s.tty or Orc.gon, and Don:ald G.
Salmt'r, Unlvcnoat.v o{ Wuhlng.
ton, wall niJ!u h•ul'h SO~o:lRI ~· d• d an n o mod~. m c tu rtro n
brnry for u ~ In dcmcntnry Jt
IJrnry trnuun~;. Th• furmtun. to
b!• ddiVLrld 10 Qc<.ol.J€r, I Q Jmr
tlaJ g.ft from Rcmmgton R. nd
~rporat1on Floor E..:"r, n nf'w
type noor covenn~ mnde or ~·irlc
to insure durnbll1ty und qui t
ne£S, IS 0 dc.monstr:iliOD ift [rQm
Don Pcnkc, 'T:h'-Shndc Mnn. ' Tiu: invocation wns dell\•er~ ----------------------------by Dr ,I, floyd Patterson, dista·ict
ISUpcrwtc ndt:nl ,. ;he Umted
Presby tenon chtn ch tor Oregon
nnd Wnshing ton .nnd former pns·
I Dr uf the Unlled Pres h) l"IIM
church 1n Albany. H~ wtts n mem·
bcr o( the department of tht.• Fall Enrollment Exceeds Predictions
As College Admits 1034 Students t'nccs.
·Eugcn~ Ross, UCI.J\, will JOin
the psychology department, n::
placing Dr. Volm•y fow, on h~ll\C ·
or-nb~ence to accf'pt o one-.vcar
Ford foundalion scholnrsh1p Cor
sludy und rC!icnrch <~l Unavcr.;J~'
of Chicago. E\i o:>n thl' f:C" U e :. blu1 h:: v~
hnd n !t~C'C-llitans. Th en the
JJbrnry nrc recovcn;d •~.: 1th rny
vtnyhtt> to cllmmute surful'C g:nr~~:
Thost.' in the dmao3 ruom hav()
fomlicn tops.
Bible of Albany coll41ge,
Spenkmg on the subJl!d or "A
Time lor Grcatn~:ss," the Rev.
LI!Onnrd Odiorne, pastor or West·
minster Prcsbyteriun church, de·
livered Lhe mnln rtddr~ss.
.New rnembcrs ot the Cncully
nnd of the board of t.rus~c.s wen:
introduced by Dr. Odell. Enrollment hns l'XCI!L'tlcd nil
t>Xp('clulions with 1034 students
cnroll<:d in day school nnd 200
in adult ~vcnmg dnsscs. Accord
ing tQ the registrar's office, 1050
studl.'nts arc expecl<:d to br. ~n·
rolled in day school b~'tore rcg
l!:trotion closes.
"The careful and imagmative
work of dean of students \'erg1l
P S. Fogd~ll has pro\'en vl!ry <:{. ortland Pastor !ectl\le," President Morgan s.
Ch 1 S k Odell s~ud. ape pea et Dean Fogdall conduclt.'d nn
''Fjndmg the Beam'' will be •·ncrgetic cnmpaign visiting high
lht• ehnllcnge ocrcrcd by Dr. Pnul ~cllools in Or..:gon and intt:rc:~tinc
S. Wrigt..t when he spenks be· ~tutlents in attending L.~wis nnd
fore stuucnts in Copl'land 'M~ Clark.
mor1al chapel, Thursdt•y, Scp-"CtHJper:Hion gJvPn Denn Fog
doll by Olll' students and f<~culty
is to be hlghly commendttd,"
Prcsadt:nl Odell $Did.
''We will enroll olmnst 300
fr('shmt•n,'' he C<Jntmucd, "~nd
in heu of the drnlt !>ilUatlon ond
lack of ROTC foe ill lies, this is
very encouraging ."
The school hod bu11t an op·
crntfng budget or S700,000 on an
cstimntt..'<l enrollment of 850 stu
df'nts for the ycnr. Th.is m~;ant it
would tn1<c $105,000 to baJ3n<'t;
the budget.
"However.'' President Od~IJ
snarl, "If we cun CC.lUnt on an ov
t•rngc of 950 students !ur the yew
only ~60,000 will be ncedcd." New rcfc.r~ncc libmrlnn will bf!
Luther F. Chew, University of
Wnshingttm. Mrs. l..<:onorn Vnn
Antwerp will be new ht!nd resa·
dent or Akln hnJJ to replace l lcJcn
Naundorf, who has mo\•ed to
Sh!wart hall, newest womLn's
c:lonmtory. In the nl\'JnC north or th• Orl
building 0 WW~tt"('l dtSpo •I lb be-
tng budt ot n C'O!Sl of $25,000.
Final Tryouts Today.
Play Due October 17
Finnl tryouts for Knufmnn on I
Hart's "You Can't Takl.' h VIJth
You" Will be h ld today in the
Sp(!ech nrts bulld.inc . t 2 p.m ,
nccord1ng to ~Irs. Betty Gnrdt
n~:r, ndmg hcnd o! th•• dramn ilc
partment.
tembl·r 27 nt 11 n.m.
Pastor o! the First P1 csbyler
tan church, Da·, Wright Is a mcm·
ber of the board of truste'-'8 tor
class of 1951. He was n guest
~pcakP.r in chapd spring St>mcstel
nnd dclivcn;·d lh•• opcmng servact.•
two y~.:ors ogo. Lnst sprin(l, under International Friendship
Due Monday, 'Hello Day' Part-ttmc instructor!l lnt Jude
Roy Brt•nr of ASBO<"IOtcd DCSJgn
l"rs who will teach ndv•!rttsing;
Sergio Gom••.t. gradunl,.. ond for
mer in.'ilru~tor in Colegio l..n
Prugresiva at Cnrdenn.s, Cub:i,
who will tcnc:h Spanish and con·
tinuf' his ,:Jtudy ht•t'f!: Mrs. Libby
Curter, Smath collc{!e, mo<.lt>.rn
dnncc; nncl ;'\lorg;~rut Barney,
Purtlnnd Civ1c thcnt••r, dramnt1a.,
Bat'k nfkr n ycnr of study nt
Unl\'erslty or !own is John Gru!'s,
nssocinte profl•ssor of Enghah nnd
literature. This populnr com!;'dy will b
ctll'(_'Ctt:·u by ~lar ·n.rct &rncy,
vis.iunc din .. •dor frnm the Port·
lnod C1vac t.henter. Lewis nntl
~lark's pr~"' ntallun ol' "Yo"
C:1n't Tukc It "'lth You" will bn
c.h.11tmcUvo 111 th~t Jt Wlll l)e pre
rente-d in ru~na stat:ing wnh thn
llUdiencc bt•1ng 5•.-ntcll around the
guadanre, h1s cungregn tion
IPJ'Cto~n ted ''Pioneer N1ght" to
1\e)p raise funds for lhl• coll~IJC.
Lois Gaither, S('nlor art major,
n·hedule<l ns student sp<"akt·r
tht' chapel choir Will stng.
"Aithou(lh uttcndonce 110 not
(C'OmJ:IUif:oa~y," John B. Harr•ngt on,
haplain of the collcue, explained,
of I ht> chapel l"Ommattl'C sin·
11r1~roP ly urge you to lllll•nd every
l:lt>•'"'Jt •~ possible."
-
king Regulations Set
Pnrkmg rcgulnt.iom, \\111 go into
Mondny, Don Bucermnn,
commlssion('r, 1\0nounced
w~.:l·k, with $1 I rtlfrlc fin~·s bc
r .. ,. lt.!vied Cor illr.gul parking,
Fines will be ruist·d to $2 if not
Within one wcek. A weekly
•vutn will be held in G-:?2 Friday
trrnnorn~ !rom 12 to I p. m.
F Monday :md Tucsduy of next
Wt:tlk hnve been dr.signnlcd ns
days for sa) ins "hc.llo'' by stu·
d~nt body president Eldon Gun
ter. Students wall bl' oskL>d to
smile and give n friendly grcCl·
1ng to all oJ( their fellow P10nl'!fS.
The student council and Am1cans
• nrc JOint sponsors.
Htghhght!'; or the two days of
festtvit1es wJII be an nsscmbly
m the little thcntL•r Tu~dny
morning at l 1. The nsz~mblv wall • have ns •ts theme "campus
frl!'ndllnl' SS and mtl'Tnutaonnl
friendship.'' In support ot t ht•
Hello day J)ru{!rum, cntertmn ·
ment will Include tnlcnt frCim
1 ht• campus, and :• tou!.'h of inter
nntjonnl friencltthlp will bt• ren
dl~rt·d by ~:rl•etmgs hom !or~aen
Btudents. The Amican s will dc~·o
l'atc the little thcnter with rings
from many n11t1ons.
Hello day, whach is nn annuol
nf!uir, holds n twvtold purpose. It nol only helps freshmen ond
other new students "l~.:e l nt
hom"" but also l'rcatcs :1 unity
throughou t the whole student
body, Gunter s:ud.
Eldon Gunter snid thnl Jnst
year's Hello doy wusn't u great
suct:c:ss due to tht: filet that "only
ll tt•w of the atudcnt.s went out
ot their woy to be !racndly." This
,)'Cllr ht: hopes that everybody
can smUc ond say hello Cuntl'r
nlso hopt_'l thnt Hello day wlll
(.'arry n\'cr In nn inlurmol way
the rest ot tlw year.
Pete for Pathfinders
Io'teshmen rtnd
dt•nts who dad nor rec\'JYC n copy
of tht.• PA'rliFlNDER, Lewis anu
Clnrk new student's hundbook,
may oblnan fn•• copies rmm Pl•w
~tnratn in the dean u( stud~nt o;
o!faec. LOG StaU Members
Take Over EdiJorships
Ann c.rnnning, sophomore an
mnjor, hns been nnmcd by I OG
editor Bryce White to f'd1tOrslup or 'the editorial pag > lor the 1951·
52 yeur. She hns hnd £"XJIC:nllncc
on the C:r:mt Jhg.h school pnper
m Portl;and, nnd was n 11tunduut
reporter on the 1950·51 I.OG.
Nancy :\IIIler und G··rry .Sprou
wen.! nomcLI ''O·•llators or ·the :so-
c•t!ty page. Num·y
1950·51 J.OG srnCf
~~lt·tl the summt r
Cor the LOG. wns ltn the
o n d G••r1y
sodt• ty p:tt;•
Chuck Cabb was nnm d Eports
editor. Uc hnd t!XJ)('rll•nct• un ~t
.)'t;:lr's stnff, and wus the 1..>dltor
for the l!umnw.r: LOG. oiCliOn.
Se\•t.:n women and ten men
plus exlrns rue n·~lcd ln the
cast. The play will be-glVt".n 1n
the campu.!l :hl':Jter October 18
and 19 .. , 8:30 p.m.
Yearbook Editor Plans
lnterviews for '51 Staff
Trcl Tntor, 19&1-.52 ('ditor of
U1" coUe ~ ycnroook, the VOY -
GEUR, hns planned hl mlc.rvicw
nppli\.'nnts tor staff pu lhons m
the i\o•lds of JOUrnnlu.-m, bu:rln ,
hrt, photogr:lJlhy :anil :ad\'N·w ..
1ng on T11f>Sday, S•'vt. 2.5, a n d
Thursdny, Sept 27 fi'OJn 10 until
I foJr ••II mtcn..-sto ,1 stud !filS ID
thm.c fidd.r.
There IS nn urcent nQt.'t) for n
photogr:~ph"'r , as C".unpus nctl\'i·
tiPs ore now goma on. she id.
Th VOYAGEUR off~ is locntm
in the bast!.ruent oi Alban,y~ I
I
I • P~Two
The Battle That Counts
• ''1\'s not whether sou win or lo~c. bul how you played PIONEER LOG Friday, Seplomber 21. 1
President Gunter Opens Lewis and Clark 'Spirit' Ban
Urges Committeemen , Artists, Actors to Make Deposit
By Eldon Gunter • the lootbnll 1 •l 11.;., md ml t' Hello ,Ht:k " II be no tlllu the game that counts and counts and rounts."
We lost a football gnme last Saturdny but the bnys who
pla,·ed that game won n grent bn~lle-the boLtJc against 1rus
tra~Ion nnd despair wh1ch can turn a losing tenm into a
benten te-am. But they refused to be benlcn and made n great
gnme of the second half. Well. It' bl'gun Pcrhnps you'n"' lmpurlont uf nll. fl!mcmbt!l to U·· ftOII\ nny olhcr--.tnd 11 "''"'"
stunned. liWDtnP• d or thralled. there nnd toke pnrt. bP
But on~ ,,.8~· the school ycnr hns "Hi. Hollo. Howdy, Whnt New. I'll b,. s• Ping nil or you on
f'tnrtl'd, whtch mcnns n lot or Etc. W~~;k'' w11l begin next J\lon-t•nmnus nnd pn•llculn&ly nl
\Hll k plus a lot of fun for nll of dny. If we cnn mnmmtn tlw snmc Hdlo doy ns:-cmbly next Tu
us. Mny 1 r.ong1 ntulntc tlu~ Pnti~t l!tnndnrds \\'1! ntlatncd th1s WCt!k, dny.
c:tudcnt bqdy Qn lhl• t~\\'l'll wny
lht•y hn''•! I•'Sptmdl'd on the~~.)
first dlhs of rln.scs. A sp<'cl.tl Thnt game will be OM of the bc~t lc:-sons m manhood
that we will sec or hear this year. We become so concerned
w1U1 wmmng a game. hnvmg a good time or gt.'lting a good
grade, thnt we usc :my means at hand, howevcz· qu~stionablc,
to wm. But m so wmning we lose something along the way,
something of personal integr1ty, something of courage-, somc
tlung of our O\\ n growth in knowledge and skill.
A national newspaper editor recently commentL~, con
cemmg the West Point cheating, the mink coals, and the deep
frct:ze_: "There iS something tcrribl~· wrong with us.'' That
''something" is partly an unwillingness to do the hord work
necessary, to play the game or to take the ex.1m clean and on
our own; but mostly lhnt ''~omelhtng" is that we have made
winning more important than moral strength and honest
knO\\ )edge.
}\s indt\"idunls and as a nation we will ha\'e to come from
behind in many a battle. We can only do it tjme after time if
we ha\'C within our own hearts the qunhties of integrity.
courage and wisdom; nnd these are based upon a deep con
\'iclton thnt they fit best in God's scheme of things.
Morgan Odell.
Frienllline s -nlimited
A firm handshake and a campus-wide hello was gh•en
last week to Lewis and Clark's new students and class of '55.
Worlting w1th the theme of \\" t=Stem Hospitality, the
Orilmtation committee (aided by the Sacajaweans, Amicans,
Kick-Off dance commtttce group leaders and various other
groups and individuals) planned assemblies, tours, counseling
schedules, a dance and ~n old-fash10ned barbecue to help
make everyone feel at home right from the beginning of
school.
Laurels to all of you for helping the wearers of orange
nbbons and beanies to really understand the meaning of "The
Frienly C{)llege_" -A. G.
A ff7elconze to Freslzn1en
Being assimilated into LC campus life are about 300 fresh
men. To you 300 we offer n welcome, and introduce you to
the PIONEER LOG, a weekly studem body newspaper.
It's your new·spape r. Lell~rs to the editor are always
welcome. If you ha,·e any suggestions or complaints, please
feel free to walk Into the LOG office and tell us. -W.B.W. •
<~t o( thnn'k you's so••s to the
fNShmcn clns~ (or 1ts nddJlion Of
cnthU.'liOSIO to lhc l.C CliO\PUS.
Fluh: Colleg~ Sn,•mgs Bnn'k
()pe!ns. Deposits nrc nc~ptt.'<i In ._/.:
thl' form or voluntf•r:r lnhor Cor
dnnt~ ('(lmmittccs, nctnrs and
mus1cinns ior n t'mbly program •
postt·1· nnd :art wo1 k and n thou
~and-nnd-onl' ntht•r us.:o!ul stu
dcm bod)' St'I'VICCS, lnh.!I'CSt pay•
ments will be made m the forrn
of the gcnu[n<' CnJO)'mcnt :.ddcd
to the dcposJtt,r's c::ollcgl.' hC~.
Come 1n nnd let us know t h c
amount nnd value of your de
posn nnd we wall start your nc
rount immcrllntcly. Withdrnwol s
nrc Jmpos:;ahlc to make unless
there are funds m ,vour nccount
Hdp ansurc n deb1t bnloncc 1n
our Lewts and Clark 'Spmt'
bank! Wt:'vc 5trtrtcd the cmc.
ter off w1th a 1"\:nl trul'l fund o{
rol1(!8e Pl'P· Let's make Jl in·
crcn~c from this day forward.
Remcm~r the games: remem---::;:::
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•Juat thlok-<mly 7 more reg11trahon days before graduation.
French Prot Wants Wider Stud
Of Languages in Public Schoo_ ...
By Geraldine Sprou
Once d httl(; F'rl.'nch girl-she
was onJy lt\'t."-0\'erheard her Ia-•
thcr !'peakmg a ~trangc language
to a \'isttor. The strange languaee
was English, the child, Corinne
Poutcau and the result.s.-a desire,
a dream and l) lifc:tlme .
.Madame Poutc:au began to
.study English at 6, continued
through college m her nahve
Alencon, Normandy , and came to
the Unitl'd Stat~ in 19H.
After landing in Boston, she
taught for a year m Maine and
then went to Canada to teach
English. Her first superv1sor, sent
by a suspicious school board. was
at first dubtous but after hearing
a cla.~ session he told her. "Your httlc accent 1 charminel You ;u c
a born te .. cher' A life career had
begun.
In Canada Madame Pouteau
met and mnrried Charles Poutcau,
~ Parisian and .1 veteran of the
1-'rench hghhng m World War I.
Monsieur <tnd Madame come to
Portland in 1923 With tne1r oldest
two children Two more wert
bot n here, complct m~ a quartet of
two boy~ and two girls. The chit·
drcn d1d not Interfere much with
sc::hool-- c:me was born only a few
hours after her last cl;:ass.
In Portland Madame Poutcau
has taught French for nearly 30
years, both in public and private
also instructed Cit R~d. Vanport
schools, including Allen Prepura-tory, no longer In exlstc.>nct,
wa!': dueeted by Lcwtr .md C
reii!>lrar Wdlinm ~orn!o
and Umvcrsity cx:tens1on.
Madame came to Lcw1s
Clark last year to teach
Thi:; ,year she will tcnch FTc
and Spani!>h and. or course,
remnt kable "savoir- Ca1re."
Madame's two sons ar~ aocut
both lieutenants with the; U.
Arm)· m Calllom1a
EnA:lish vocabulary, Ma
Pouteou says, 1s 75 pl.'r
French·d~rived. ditectlv or •
directly, by way of the Nc1rn:1a'
Vic::e versa, many modern Frc
word!> hav~ been taken d1r
from Enghsh, such ns camp~
footbull and the names of
ern mvcnuons .
High-Voltage Realism of 'Saturday's Hero' Breaks Up
Fanciful Heroics of Contemporary Collegiate Football Gibb Forewarns Woe
To Parking Violators More languages, she bel
:.hould be required in the put
school!<, as in Europe Some
ropcan counh;es rcquit e
languages to be h!arned.
By St&.Dley Woodward
Former Sports &ditor of :the
New York Herald Tribune
lt u an act:epted fac:t that no
,;rcat football team ever was as
sembled by accident, but it as
t1 strange thing that the ptcturl.'
or intercollegiat~: football has
been so poorly drawn in htera·
turl! and on the stage and screen.
Traditionally football has been
s;ssoctatt:d with heroics and there
has been pracUC1llly nothing
wh1ch hns mdlcatcd Jls lruc
chiUTlclcr to the Amcncnn pub
lic.
Th• mo5t accurately drnwn
story tn modern literature 11t
Mlllard Lcmpell's book. "T h c
Hero." Now comes a .motion pic
tult~ based on U1c boolc wh1cl:i !-lnps all the malarke) (Nm the
great autumnal sport and re
veals at as 1l is as D hnrd-boilt-d
busmcss involvmg such thmgs
ns ncndemic c:hctttmg, under
ro\•er payments and general dc
mur.dtZation .
Columbia P1cturcs calls th1·
mo,·te "Saturday's Hero," rl!cog·
ruung m the re-utling that the
true heroes ol the era execute
bombinc r;uds and b;:ayonet
charges rather than end runs.
In producing the p1cture. Sidney
Buchman hns exer<:ISf!'d an un
preceden ted restra1nt tn presen
tation of the subJect matt<·r
Wh•n Stne Nonk (John Oer
,.~ J. the great halrbad. .1nd prm·
ctpal executor and \'ictim of a
c:ollcglat e plan of conqut.'St, ge~
f"ullll.llllt'CS,1 1•1-DJonll,ll) durin&: tbe !!lllmm"'r and .-~•lly durin~ lht
('(lilt C' .. :YL"Ar ~~~b~rlaotlon: U llO.
EDITOR
Bryce WhUe
11porU Cbu~ll Olbll adltortal .&aA Q-ranatc
aoql&l ••- Ckra14lae apron, Oanooain J1m X.oor
Waac,. KUlar Btulll ... llaii&I'U Oeo~• •••k•U
&e~rt.erw r Oan21 1'&11•1•1' · Clluu GUt", Cknll41oe •r,rott. ••nc,. liiJJier,
.&11• CJna• tlll', G•ora• lf4111ell, BrJ<ce Wblt4, r 07d Cllmmlaa has romc-uppancc, 11 doesn't hap
pen on the end o! a 100-yard
dash for the winning louchdov.'l\ .
He gets it like most football
players do-m the rugged ex
chang'!: of jolts which few spec
tators ever sec. For Novak the
end is disillusionment. withdraw
al !rom collc&c ond return to the
Jersey mill town from which he
carne.
All is not gloom, however, for
he has a new determination to
gain education without glamor.
Incidentally, the hcrmo ;c and
rather expen•ivc dollie (Donna
Reed) wires that :he is arnvmg
by plane.
The picture , ... in be released
m Portland toda:v nt the Para
mOWlt thutN and hould be a
revealing companton-piccc to the
bic games which will be played
thJS fall all ovca· the country. It
has been · ccn by numerous
c::oaehc.s, uthlt lie dircclora., play.
ers and sport• wntcrs in private
scrf!enlncs and no one yd hns
found nn:, thing ~Priously wrong
\\ ith it techn•caUy, though soml·
of the mort' rrmctlfled college
attaches decry th" baldness of
Jts dcllncn~on. By Chuck Gibb
Woe betide anyone parking in
campus areas other than tho!te
spectfil:d on thdr ~tickers stnrt
mg Mondu\' S<!ptcmber 24, us
parkmg vtolntion cituhon~ will •
be awarded them.
Map ~bowi ng the: dt tgnaled
parking spots will be tucked un·
der cuch and every wand hleld
wipcr today voiding the possi
bility for tutu~ vlolahlrs to
plend innCic«:nt by ignorance.
Area~> have b«:cn calculated ICI
H(ford enough !pnce for nll cnr~
m their n.~pechve zones, but
should the snualion nri!le that
"'tudcnt• a1 <: unable to find a
'pace m their zone. they hould
park in thL• next lowt::st oren In
other words. il a junior ~11n't
lind o p;~rking spot m ht!! tont:
he should park with the <eopho
mores that d;~y. Stmplc"
Vtolntaon5 will c::ost ONE DOL
LAR lf pmd in the firtt W('l~k
nnd TWO DOLLABS after th11t
&Jrt of n fin~.; '~Y,jlt·m, don't you
lhmk' Anyway 1t "hould bt
nmph: inn•ntivc for aU cumpur
cur owners to ,-heck the1r park
Jng spacP With that spcc&rtcd on
the mop so tht•,y w11l know U~\
.uc wathm the law, bcgmnin&
~Jondoy "Sooner or later," she
''Amenca will grow up, as
uliles this need in thl.'
world of today."
Madame was thrilled
b)' bl!commg a grandmother
lh\; hrst time. Howevt'T 'lhc
lsts, her new granddaughter
not going to can hur "grandm
Madnme snys, "It 11 .1n
word!"
We're at A Loss
For Words ...
Will the person (or pe1rson.s-t
lt'<J ruther heavy) who run
With the LOG ACD dicuu1ruu
devious, underhanded,
~ ive method by whil:h he
th~y ) managed to sneak 1l
Repent! The occuruc)' or Lt•
ond Clark JOUrnalism is
'ltnke. And th<' LOG hns
money to buy another
JOB W ANTEO-P 1 est•nt JOb
to ~nd . T~adung Job prt It
Musically 1nclmcd; h:ttt r wr
lng cxperu•nc::c Contact H. S
Wash., D. C .. IJn
fa
At
Flash
E
\'Cal·.
:lUcl~
cuss it
•
\'OCU li~
!'hiP I
\'clopr
)llg.
Dr.
ml'mb
turn in
Lnwr~
!l·ntut
his vi
s1tuat
j;DW It
the ni
of t ar
D
Nane
Auo~
and !
temb
ham'l
dtJC:U
more
c:omu
Thot
With l
'' ..:rc:
8runjE
Dnwc,
Ruth 1
Gt•ngle
ty Hil
lnc1a 1
Betty l
Miller,
Alice I
rol Spa
Welsh,
Brown
PcytoJ1
lvn V1 •
l.orcc.
Nnncy
Down
To tl
• rcngra
cnmc
past m
Tht'l
I'COlOl
Ford.
;;t the
Centl
Eugcnq
fnr th~
fcnJOr
and St
ndmm1
31. Th~
wcr.o.
The
nnd Rc
g~,Jdun
o:Vt nin~
non Pi
coupl('
Rebec
Roo
•
403
/ nber 21, Friday. ~p tomber 21, 1951 -I
IJn tile S()Cittl S1de By Garoldm•
and Nancy Sprou
MUlrr PIONEER LOG
eposits Faculty Retreat Initiates
~~:~ ;~~ Autumn Campus Activities ITwo Former LC Students
1To Study in Spain, France
II \'Oll un
alorly nt
next
• -• • ...
-... ' -..J.. ... -
raduaJion.·
•
stence, wnt
sand Cl
Norris.
nsion.
LCWlS
ncb Fre
air e."
ore do
the U.
ty,
5 per
:ctly
he Nor·m111
dern
ken dir
as
ncs ol
he
n the
'qlllfC
ed.
she
up, as
the
led
pmother
V1!'t', • he
!daughter
"grncdn1
• an
Loss
• • •
is
bas flashbacks By Gftrry Sproll I for New York wht•u• Ah
d C k Oy 10 L.tab<ln, nnd then to Al If n .. t two l~('wi a lln ltu drid. rJI
1n-
Beton~ 1 hcsf'! hnrried da •s of registration two diCfercnl
ronfcrcnrcs mel on the shnrly slopes of Oregon's sct•nic coun
tryside to discuss the fttlc of all LC students fur this com1ng
\'CM', aLutlcntll nrc trnvcJ lng t ht!l .} • ar. Don Kcnrns plnns to bf' In
n11mcly Darbnru llctltlt•n, Junior clnJZSCs til !he UnlvcJ11lt)• of CrC'
mu&IC mn)Qr who will fll\tdy In nNblc in Grcnobh• , Fran• '~'• lllc
Spuin and !'i('Jllur t-:n.:l•sh moJ•Jr, rint or Novr•mb••r. Kearns, \\hi)
Don Kcnrns, whn Will sp•·nd th~: w•IJ study lltrrnturc nl th" uni
yeul· in 1-"n:ancl•, vr>ralty, In Ftr:nc·h ot .:~•UI'l!•, · Lewis and Clark f:tcully Joungcu on lhc acreagt! of Me·
nucha <.luring tlwit· nnnual retreat September H-11 v:hilc dis.
cussing gt!nernl problems such ns the freshman progl'llrn , nurbnrn, who h•nrnt·d o( the h(JJ)I!J! to jl( c 0 lot or Europe cllll'
chnn~·c lo study lu Sp<lin through
vneo.tHinS nnd cnrecrs, scholnr-'j L 1 d-C-1 k • t d
• t:W s ln nr mus1c u t•nl, ~hiP Jmprovcmcnt, P•'I'Sonul de·
• 1 l d 1 1 nnd Harold B. Koster. 1 !151 g, ~d. th~ Spnnt.Rh dl'pnrlmr•nl of L<:wuc
and Clork, snys rur fn• na h~.:
kntJws. h•! 111 the only Am~;ncan
C'X~ ·hangc stud•.!llt tQ Sp:un thiS
'••or Sh·· w•ll live 10 o "n I· vc opmt•n nn spccm c:ounsc • .
ualt•, , •. , n mnrrll'd Sepl('tnbcr II
mg. n In n C('lt•mony at Pnlotmc Milnor Dr. Thomos nrrows, stnH
0 • 'h Or. Volney F'aw ~
rkncln" of( the compu of the
UniV•!rsity oC Mndrid whcr~ ~he
plans lo mnjor in business mnn
llgcmcnt . '· flh U I e t of C II by Dr. Morgan S. dr>ll, 1 " r.ou- m 'muel' o c n v •1 1 y n • .
c I d f p d l r pic WJII study at the Unavcnuty fom n nn ormcr rcsl .en ° ol ('ahh>rniu at Berkeley. l.owrcmr: college, W•sconsm, wu 8 h d Dr. Faw Receives
$5000 Ford Grant fcnlurcd us gut\tl SPI'Okt•r, tt•lhnr
has VJt•ws on the present world
1atuntion bo l'd on condition s he
snw In tht• 1-~nr East as dlr•·ctor or
the army's overseas schools and
oflumr tip., on coun~ cling
Dun Frcoda 0. Hartdold,
Nancy Trigg. pretidont of tho
Auocroiod Womon Students
and 34 group leaden mol Sep·
tembor 7-8 at Dr. Alva Gra·
ham'a lodge near Mt. Hood to
discuas making college life
more moenfngful to the incom·
coming freahman glrla.
Those ntlcndang the outing
with D1.•nn Hartzfeld nnd Nancy
\\ere: A.nn Austm, Charlene
Brunjes, Winnie Carlock, Snlly
D:•wc, Mary l:;llcrby, Joon Elliott,
Ruth Engle, Lois Gatthcr, Sh1rlcy
Gcnglcboch, Ann Granning, Bet
ty H1bbnrd. Mary Hooper, Pa
tncia Kephart, Jark1c Kunzman
Belly Lnkc, Patric1n Lanct•, Nancy
~hiler, Lauretta Myer .• Ann Otto,
Alice Pcnke, J unlet.: Rld~:out, Fe
rot Sprott, Joycl Tvrrell. Potricio
Welsh. Lois 'WI.•lhomson, Knthy
Brownlow. Alma Ferrel, Ruth
P<'yton, Bonnie Stt'wnrt, Caro
lyn Vorih:, Ctwol WHcox, Loris
1 orct.•, Mane 1-;dmundson nnd
Nancy Lcnper
Down tho Alai•
To the mclodtc trains of Loh
rcngnn ~cvcrnl LC !>lt1dcnts bc
cnmt.• Mr. nnd Mr, durmg the
pnst month.
The man ioac of Alene Ogilboe .
N11or biology maJor to David N.
Ford. was an event of Au(l'u t :!5
., tht Fn·st Presbvtcnan church. -Ccntr.JI Prcsb)'tcrilm church nt
Eugent>, Oregon, wns the cttim~
fnr the mnrr10gc of Pat Bolla.
~cnwr ph\ >ic:al education mOJO
nnd Stan Clark. scmor busmc•
:~dmam trohon major on August
31. The couplt.• an• livmg at Osetrot o
Betty Jakku. senior music mn·
JOr, rc..:cnlly announced h• r l'n·
gaemcnt to Nathan Heath, 11151 Dr, Volney Fnw, bend or the
graduate irt hiStory. No dah. has psycholog)' dcpurtmcnt, hns been
been set ror the wedding . grunt•ld n leave or nbstlnce to
Telhnp friend of her cngnce-- spt·nd most or. the C'omtng year
mcnt to Robort Shoomoker , JUn· nt the Univl)rsity or Chtcogu . He
aor law rnajor, 1 Ba•erly Sluyter. wus on1..1 of seven Oregon t.'<iucn-
frc~hman. tot'S sl'lt•r.tt·d by the Fund for Ad· I Partytng vnncemcnt or Educntion fm· a
GuesL• of honor ot n bon voyllg< $5000 fellowship !rom the Ford
I pally Saturday t.V<•nang, S1•ptem· loundntlon .
bcr 15, were Barbera Heddon and Du.ll purpose of the Ford pro
Don Koarna who v. til h~ove: oon gram 1s to sta eng then college ll's a mystery w Rnrborn nbout
UOI\'ef'Stty SChi.'CIUit.'S nod Clnss
CS, und Spnnhh cuswms mny be
quite strnnge, she s.uys. Th•~
Spantah Jake siestas from 1 to 4
.tnd ncvl!r hove dinner nrJI• r
thon 10:30 ul naghl.
Tak.ng odvnntogc ol Po.n Am
erican Airwnys stud( nt rate,
Bnrbora wlll Oy both ways. Sh<':
kavcs Portland Seph·mber 24
New Palatine Minister
To Lead Fellowship to ~tudv in Europe Ho tf' ,(; , h•uC'hlng, rnther Lhun to promot~
were Geraldine and Fcrol Sprott •cf:cnrch, and to prO\Jtdt teaching The Rc\', Rob••rt f~. Rumer ar.
and Lauretta Mc:ver positions by tt•ploccment... of these r!ved this wc~k Crom Fargo, N D,
Beginning thas we.k Dean persons during the emergency to take over tht• pastorote ot
Froeda 0. Hartzfeld is enter caused by dwmdllng student en· Pnlatine Hill Presbyterian church
talning freshmen and new wom rollmcnt and ammedaat~>Jy aSIUI.:d nn im,'J·
en studenta at her 1redihonal Other Oregon winnen includt·d :ation to <.'Ollenc .studt>nts to the
fffiresadea... two from Rlcd (OJlcge and Cour mornmg worsh1p hour 1.•rv1t • nl
Coming E•enJa from th<· University of Ort!gon. 11 n.m, ench Sund~y 10 CopeJnnd
Trodsc Ska club Is busy plan- Dr. Fnw was selected on the Ml•mon~l chopPI,
nmg th"' tiro t all-college formol bosas of four-year study he has The R£'''· Humt!r, rf'pl:ICJng
dance: of the year on October 6 been ronductmg in the field of Fitzhugh Dodson, who w11J study
at the Ma .onic Sunken ballroom . personoltty mcasun: ment. During Pt the college, has planned the
Mus1c al L.ewas and Clork w11l this t1me he hos tt-sted some! :!000 first fall ml!ctinc or the college
bt cxpl01ncd to the Portland persons, includlne psychotiCS ;.t f.,llowship m the drnwing room
Woman's club at their noon Srll~.>m nnd nl Mornlntaiae hospt·a of Palo tine manor for 6:30 p.m.
luncheon September 2J. by Dr. tul, Portland He will rLmain on Sunday.
John Stnrk Evans, mus1c d~part· c.11mpus through Dec-limber to de-A gradual!.! or Tt·mplc umv~r
ment hend I vote full tame to his tc.:lt nrch and 1ly, with both bnchelor and
An early !nil wcddinr 1 being then s~nd t~c rest of Lhe colle"1.: mm;ter's dcgn•t:s, he ~••rved ns
planned by Betty Hunt. JUnior year '" Chlc; r~o ~or more ad-, dJTt.!ctor of Chnstian t:ducnt1on
home: economics ma)or, and Milo vnnct d study ~ thas Cacld. at the Fargo PrCJ;b)'tl'rs:m churt'h
Potorson. U S navy, former tu Dr. Faw behe•es has research nnd ns director of Westmanst• •r
dent '" tndustnal management. I ffiil luld t<. oln 'cl.•borate ~rson- foundation 31 the SUitt! ngrlcul-
Club News aJity t~.:st to PI edact success m va-turnl collcce bclor "com me
The junior clasa wiJl bold ita ious fwlds of endeavor ." Some or West'' With Mrs. Rumer nnd their
lint meehng of the year next hiS fmdangs Wt.•re used last year two daughters, Patric1:1 nnd Con
Tuesday. September 25. at 12:30 m n new textbook ~ublish~d nt .. Ulncc. 10 and S .
in B 24. the Um\'ersuy <~f Ch1cogo by Dr.
~arl Rogers entitled Client·Cen·
Nordstrom to Approve
Signs, Displays, Notices tered Therapy,
Or. Fow cnme to Lewis and
(lark in I P-l6 after romplcling his
master and doctor's dt·gr~s at
Umvl'rslty of Chicago. He hod rng voo::at wns.
Smcc he wllJ arr1vc nhout two
Wt'cks bclor · school s t n r t a,
K••nrns plans to •c Parts befor
he etUes down •o tudy.
Kearns will Jcovc Portlnn/1
October 7 for New York and ad
on the I.Jbcrtc October 13 tar
Lc Havre.
Four Win Scholarshi ps
To Eastern Colleges
Fuur .Tunc t:rnduntcs will study
fit Harvard nnd N••w York uru
versity on ~cholaN;hips :lt'CMdmg
to word rCCI!JVt.od hero• thu1 '\\ t• k.
Walhnm ~\Jorgnn, c•:on ::md busi
lli!SS :~d maJor, hns recetv••d n
$:!500 award !rQm the Hnrvnrrl
gn&duntr• s~:hool oL bu.6incss nd-
• mrn -tt:~tton.
Nt>w York umv•!rsaly WJII ~t•vc
Etorc ~rvice award for lls crr;d
uale school of rctmhng to Chi
ford MdLS, IXID Danic!Js :nnd w.a.
hrun Nitzel.
Also a~~;;pk:d tor grnduM~
study at Harvard busrncss school
nrc Donnld St:tmm, clau prLSI•
dent, and Elmer Hdl.
Prospective Teachers
To Take Excxminations
Studtnts in clcm"ntal_, cduca-
' lJon v. ho hnvc not taken lhe Pro-
gressive Achic\'emem test and
those who nt:ed to impr'(we P• v·
1ous scores, ~rc request~ t•) r•
port for thfl tests in W 1·:! oa
~tonauy, September 24, nl 2:31
pm.
The meeting uC this n:quirc-
ment must prc\:ede ncceplDn<lc
of the stuc.Icnt :lJ n maJor in de
mtnlnry (·du~·nliun nnd must prf:'
coo••, :llso, :ISSignment tO SlUd"nt
leachmg, .a«::rding to Mrs. Mnr
guer&te Rideout. assisUint dtrl'<'tnr
ot dcmc.nUU")' Pducalion.
wego.
The wedding ol BoUy Sellen
nnd Robed Hagerud . both 1951
gruduntc!., wru. pcrformt•d on the
lVcntng of August 31 nt the Vt!r·
non Pr<.' bylt·rtnn church. The
couplt.· a. teuchmg at Lcxmgton Llubs or~amz uon 11nd md•
VJc-luals who plan to displDy signs,
po~ters and nohccs on the c~tmpus
will need an OK from Poui•Nord-previously taught nt San Di<."go
Jumor college. 1 WANTED
Rebecca H. Cockrum. former
•
WANTED
Dinner Cook
For 10 Men
5 Days a Week
Room ond Dinner ns Pay
No Di ht:s
Cell AT 0010
For
Young Men & Women
Modem Tailoring sta·om, student pubhcrty dirt:ctor
or lrom uny memb.:r or lbt• s-tu
cl~nt council.
Nord~trom rud thut post sign"
or notice!. must not b(• po~tcd un
til approved bv him. A new bul·
lt•tan board wall bt• l'Onstru<: h:d
coon 10 the triangle: ltl provid~
a place Cor th•· postmg of not1c~s.
he Sftid.
·FOR SAJ.E
1942 PONTIAC
Good Shape. $595.00
See Mn. Ha.rcowt
Speech Arts Bldg.
JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station ------
Nine LC Men Complete
Marine Summer Stint
Nin~ LC stud.:nts were :unong
750 college studen~ from I :!6 rol
lcglS who pnrtic1pn led m n si:-:·
w~:t k summer tnuning program
of the U.S .• \tarint: corps :1t San
D1q;o durmg July .md August,
.IC'C'Otdint; to information from
,\1oJor Gt:!nerol W•lham T. Clt.m·
c: nt.
Tho e who • ausfactonly com·
pl~t~d th~ JUnior rou~e will be
~trommtndt-d for trainm, ne:·t
summl.'r, Jcadin.; to a commissio:\
In the murlnt.: rt:scrvl'~ or In thl"
regular mannl· corp •
LC r;tudrnts an tr:uning were
Carl G. Arv1dr.nn, MaNhnll Bur'
nc.tt, Ralph Oa.·hl. Dnnnld Floan.
81IUc Hunth:,\', Donuld 0. Nelson
W•lllnm OHar'll, Jornt;s H. Sc!'a~l! Amateur or Professional
Photographer
With owu cmneraa
to serve as Campus
Photographer for LOG
:md
College Publicity Depariment
· Bauman's • Lubr1caJion
• Batteries
• Gu and Oil
• Tuea jnnd Richnrd Voll.
Attention
Wholualo Candy
Food Speeialti" See Miss Ha:rdlng 1n Jcu.rnollsm. Bllild..Ulg
House of Style
403 Morgan Bldg. BE 8032 Jim Hruby Co.
2021 S. E. B•lmonJ VE 4312 4255 N. £. Sandy Bhd. p~ rout PIONEER LOG F"rlday, Soptemb.r 21,
LC Drops Opener
To Gator~ 40-34,
Despite Late Surge 1951 LC Football Schedule
SCPl; 29-8 p m., Ltnhdd Col
Ieee, home.
OcL 5--S p.m , Whitmnn, Wnlla
Walla.
Oct. :!0-2 p m., Willomct\c, S!i·
1l'm. Gridders Travel
To eet SOCE
•
Coach Joe Huston's highly-vaunted Pioneer grJd squad
got off to n shoky start ngainst tllc San Frnncisco Gntors nnd
dropped a 40-34 ''ctxiict in their initial pcrfo1·mnnce at Mull
nomnh stadium last &,turtlny nflcm,mn. OcL 2i---.2 p.m . l'~cltic University
(Homccomlnc). homr·. Th~ Lcwaa; nnd Clark PJOnc(!r foothnll tonm will hit the
Snlutdny rnornmg to tnrklc tho Southern Oregon Collc'.!ffC or <'JUU~
lion Hcd Rnidl!rs nt B(!nd hiih school ~lncllum .1t 8 p.m.
j)ln •ing under n sw"ltcrmg ~un the Pionc('rS stumbled
tmd sagged through n drastic .1irst hnlf which saw the Cal
ifornians roll to a 33-o lend. They :reverted from Jtnplcss nnd New. 3-2 p.m .• C11lles~ or Idaho,
h1n!C.
1\lo, l 0-Jdaho State, Pocntcllu . Th~~ Hnidc1·s with just n scntlcnnc of lettermen on the
ond undu the tutclng1: oi n new couC'h, Bill Abbey, will bo on
:.pot, this being their first outing this 11cnson. On the olh1•r hnnd
Ptonccrs "ill be out to rcg~ln lh~ir lofty prc-scoStm rating
h lplcss to hcrou: an t.hc flnnl
h lf and olmost duplicntcd the
cnrhe,r rout in re\-crre b('(orc th~;
ttme rnn out lcnving U1c.m on the
short C'nd of the hnnl score. f.rosh backs. swcpl 42 yards on
n kick return to the Gntor 46.
Cook, Bud Cox And Voll com
bined to net hnlf the distance to
the gonl hoe, nnd following nn
unsportsmanlike conduct pennlly
ag::unst State. Co ~--art."<'!. John
Gordbn's convCISJon made U1e LOG Crystal Ball Predicts
Loop Crown for Pioneers
Finr quarter-The Gators start
ed tht sconng cnrly m the gnmc,
oftcr 1'\.~VerJnl: LC qunrterbn~k
Bruce Longballo s !umbh.• on ht~;
own 14 ~ ploys and nn offcore 40-13.
Side pc.nnlty Inter State fullbnc.k rourlh quartcr-\ToU snared 0
.E~ Coats scrambled o\ er for n Gator pass on Lhc1r 42 to set up
TO nnd com·~rtcd. the nCJ."t touchdown. Ailcr o sc-
LC enmc back fa.<;L. c:ombmlng r1cs of ploys o('ttmg two {ust
Longbauo·s passt".S w1th ;nunts of downs Cook took n lannd-o(f from
~~ nnci 15 ~ nrds by Bud Cox nnd the 18 nnd went nil th\! wny.
Dick W.:~lkcr w move 73 ynrds Stnte fumbl\'d under prcssur~
!llto pay dtrt. John Gordon missed on lhc.tr !!6, nnd Cook dro,·c c)\'cr
the convers1on makmg the scot"t! sunrd to the 9. The outlook
7-6 dammed wtUt on otrstdc ~nnlty
Soc:ond quarter-Ouch ! Long-ngmnst the home crew, but Dick
bnlla's pass from the LC 40 was Wnlker round n hole gomg 13
lnlcrcepted by Larry Solari w.ho yru•cls.. \'all scored on o perfect
rnood to the 18 b<'lorc he was bootleg ploy to Jack the scor c to
• f 40-27. dragged down. .A scncs o runs
by Coats and Bob O'Shea car-'With time running out, n bad
ncrcd n :fU'St down before Rud) snap to Swte's Endrtss, back to
Snuth, who shined m Statc•s punt.. \\as rc<:o\'crcd by Don Mc
bacldtcld n11 afternoon. went O\'er Collum 13 ynrds from the goal
to score. Coats converted. lml'. W1U1 the ball inside the 5-
ynrd strlpc Voll fired n flat pass
to Bob Rndnko\•Jch in the end
zone. Gordon completed the scor
tnS wtth Ius fourth successful
com·crston. San Frnnctsco kept
possession of the ball through the
dy&ng seconds of the come to hold
ll fmnl ol0-34 edge 10 scoring,
Fall Tennis Matches By Chuck Glbb
Dcsp1tc lnclr 40-J..J Joss to Snn
Francisco Stn!~ lnst week I,e\\ 1s
nnd Clark's Pjoncer gndmcn re
mnin the unanimous pre-scnson
fn\•Orltcs to cop tht• Northwest
confcren.:e CI'OWn ognin this SN•·
~on.
WHh an ample supply or re
turning \'Ctcrans Conch Joe !Ius
ton w11J f1eld n strong oflcnsave
r.nd dcfcru;i\'1.! line, n \'l'I"Slltile
running 3nd pnssing nttac.k and
n good depth of r~cn•c. Thus
without pnrtinlit:r or pri\iudl~
we will go nlong wllh th'' ex
perLe: and pick tht' home sqund
for the laurels in lhe coming
cnmpnign. The remainder of the
conference picture should finish
something hkc this:
2. LinfcldWildcoL<;-Wilh three
quarters of lost year's third-plncl'
bac.klicld and :1 sprinkling of Jet~
tc~men returning to every line
position but center, the Wildcats
are in very good shnj5c to vic
for Lhc championship this ycnr
Note Well, Grid Fans
Car carav.m:. will be orgoni:ted
this fa11 to make transportation
&\'ll iloble lo students wishing t,:~
llltend Pioneer football ,snmes
played away rrom home. Bncks Act Rutschmnn, Mel Fox
Lnd Cm·l WJckhnm, ond ltncmt!n
J~sck Leonard, Tom Hughes, CliH
Sru ton nnd Pot Smith could
mcnn hnppy days tor mentor Paul
Durh~•m.
3. College or Idaho Coyotes-
The Coyotes' chance to fimsh on
top nppnrcntly looks pretty good
to one f:dwoa'd Cole. uc:w coach
this ycnr. Boasting 18 lettermen
nnd a strong crew ot novtC('eS, the
weak link S<'cms to be in the
lJn<•. Hnlfbnck Lavon Seott will
be back to hnrros.s opposing dl'·
fcns<'.S :~gwn this fall and Cole
hns gh·cn forewarning of a con
(l'nlratcd puss nttack.
.J. Pncific Badgers-Shape up
:rn,·or3bly as n dNcnswe unit put
Paul Stngg·s brow is wrinkled
jn consternation over his wcnk
offensive prospects. Freshmen
mny be :-.bll• lo bolst.cr th1s yenr's
rost~r which carries only l.J
nomcs !rom lost year's .squad.
The Badger halfback situation
looks rosy however ns the Buck
icwte% boys, Frank ond Walt, nrc
back nt l~!t and haJf and Ka' • Frizell and Jay Sunderland hn\'C'
returned to righL suffo•t cd bv tlw dcCc'lll httndcd •
them by Son ~o·rnnc1sco State
their· lnnugurnl lnst Salurdoy.
I.nst yoor the Ptunc,•rs
over SOCJ.;, 27·6, ut the
Bowl bcndat in Coos Bny nnd
n.ll n,•nilnblc rc•J)(lJ ts the Rn1
appear to be no Sll'On&cr for
fracas. llo\\'C\'Cr little is
os to the type of plnys they
we. Thus, Conch Joe Huston m~~:
be prepared f•1r nnything
wtll hll\'C to mokc o spontnn
dt!clsion on whot lJ pc of uHw:
the P1oncers wtll usc. From I
reports Ute team will be nt
strength for the lrlfl,
WRA Plans Activities
For Women's Murals
Flash ••• attention nil
c.n students. Arc your legs
kicking shnpc? Do your
feel secure? If not, then pay h
to ihc followmg words of
dom. Miss Ellen Rowley,
on "flgur 'Ology," rtdvf·cs niJ
who find themselves sllpptng
t:ocaal circles, to tuan out for
trnmurnl soccer compctilton.
Mrs. Pnt Boals Clork,
two figurc.-ology l'.Xpurt, is
charge of all Women Rec.rcntloall.l
activtl ics. WRA is plnnnmg n
~chcdulc of competition Jn
cr, n shaping course. bask
!or short women only; bowl
ten pins ~md n tumlllc; skuni
(Oids and more colds, nnd
minton, for lhis fall s<.•mestcr. Three mmul6 Inter San Frnn
clseo's pass-master Sam DeVsto
clicked uith a ~.;s to Endnss who
bolted 53 yntds for a touc.hdo·wn.
LC fought back on n 60-yard
downfteld mnrcll hiGhlighted ~Y
Bud Cox's ~0-:lo'1lrd off-tackle
slnn.t bclore quarterback Dick
VolJ fumbled on the Gator 8.
Frisco speed merehant Endr.iss
took the bnll on the first piny nnd
"ent around right end 9! yards
for another tally, makmg the
score 2'i-ti. A last-second dcs~ra
tion puc.h by Longballo was gath
ered in by a St."lte line-backer who
went 42 yards to boost the mar.
Gin to 33-6. To Open Here Saturday
\ t 1 H of pl.ICt&cc ltnnk
matches hns been scheduled b'' -Alvn Graham, tennis co.1ch. Any
person who plays tennis may
participate. First matc.hcs will
be nt 1 p.m. on the PtonCill' courts
with the Chmese club of Port
lnnd. Two doubles and five
Slllgles nrc on the card. There will be at lenst two own)"'·
!rom-home games for which cor
nvans wlU be organized. act'ord
mg to Haig Carto7.ion, student
activities commisiont'r and dir
l.!ctor of the caravan orgonlt.'l·
tion. One won't be organized fl)r
the SOCE game Saturday night
Ul Bend. 5. Willamettc Be:ucals -Lost
all but 12 ol last year's club in
eluding most ol the stalwal't~
Despitt.• a record turnout this fall
C'oach Chester Stackhou!=e isn't
looking !orword toward any con
!crcncc laurels. Good crop of
!rosh for the Iufure though.
6. Last and Jrm afraid least :\rc
the Whitmon Missionarieli-All Valuable datu Is posted on
m<un bullelln board in the
or the bonrtl Jn \he girls' Joe
room.
Third quarter-Starting where
they left ofl, P1oneer Voll fum
bled on hiS own 34. DeVito iound
Dick Payne with a 21-yard pass
nod then pulled a "cutie" by rnc
mg 11 yards tor a tally on a qunr
terbnck sneak. Score 40-6. Students who nrc driving to
the games and would like to have
nders nnd those wlshmg rides
nrc asked to register with Car
tozian. Those who get rides wall
be asked to help with the cor
e:-.:penses to and from the gnmc. new fnces from coach Joe Be1dler
on down and n poor turnout lhi·
season to boot makes the Whits a
logical choice as cellar-tenants
for the coming campaign. Bright
est hopes on the squad are their
better-than-average backfield re
turn~es plus big all-conference
end Ken Myer and guard Joke
Lone. Game Broadcast
KGON ll2.20, in Oregon • will broadcast the P14:m(~er-~
game Saturday evening
Bend.
For those planning to drive
the game, drlvmg hme is ohnu
thrc~ nnd u half hours to t""'"'
the 160 miles to Bend. VOLUI
Co
Pr
Ru~
Fo1
,Sfa
Wom
or foil
1-3, nn
prPsidN
councit.j
Wom
onl.' ol
r~nts n
'bcr J. 2
O.H
through
hours ot
gymnas1
,rushed '
pear on
To bl!
woman
fr
on1
:1
term pri
The s
Alpha G
will hoi
that ord
-
The Orange and Black begon
showmg s)gns Of a powerful SUS·
tained runrung att.uck after Caley
Cook, bnght star of Huston~s .. These fall matches will be n
ftne opoprtunity for hopefuls to
demonstrate thctr ab1lily nnd
gain some cxpcnenc:••," Dr. Gra
ham snid. Anyone mtcrcst.cd may
see Dr. Crnho.m in the clcmen·
tary education offace in the ad
rruni!trotion bUilding.
Touch Football Schedule
Awaits New Participants Socralr.r pruulwl. ursd
o Fee
In 'GJ
"A G~
'topic dis~
S. 01
't'rvice, G
Hey fellows •.. Warren Smith, director ot :lnt.rnmurnl play,
urges nll those interesled in entering a tc:un in the coming
murnl six-man touch foobtall competition to oblain their team
entry blanks at the intramurnl bulletin board and h.•nve their
entries nt his desl: before n~t Friday.
League play will start on Fisher :faeld Tuesday, <Xtober 2,
and conttnue e\'C.J"Y Tuesday nnd Thun;dny following. The sched
ule this year will be a double elimination r!thcr thnn a round
robin. Thnt 1s, each team plays until they lose two games. Smith
believes tlus pro<:edur"' will hasten completion of the sched
ule nnd cet lhe volleyball series started on time.
Anyone not affiliated with n team 1.5 urged to leave his name
with Sm1th at his desk before nCJtt Fndny. These entrants wUt
eJthe.r be put on another roster or will be formed into independ
ent t.camJ.
Hollywood
General Insurance Agency
Low Auto Rates -18 to 70 yrs
GEORGE A. HASREI.L FLOYD AUSTIN
On Campua
3805 N. E. Broadway TU 4846 • "THE BEST SEASON
FOR FOOD IS HUNGER .
FOR DRINK, THIRST .. ,
Score ont" for Soc He's nbsolutcly right
•.. thirst koo\\<: no SeMon. Thnt's \\hy
• nn"time as the right time for Coke. -
•
aom.tO VtOOU .MmiOIIrY OP t1U COCA<OI.A COA4'NIY IY
Coca·Cola Bollllng Company of Oregon. PorJiand . Or~on
'"Cole" It o reolrlerM tro~• • •·•· C 19SI, THf COCA-COLA COM'IHY I
In his •
JIOint u
'" lh
IOUS "~
ali tics
trnltzc<
He fed
ten its
•.au:>e ottl
men somt!j
o! Gol
lile. '11
rt.l <X•n
a! pi~( ts () f
wholc1
-~ ... dev
~01rH ,.rn~d.
lllcJnntion
them
God ar
h~nmlt l• d
TI1e ch[j
n r
lichcdult
L£WlS AND CLA..Rl< COL.L..'EGE K
f~b1 -ounls lo 3 ,
Summer Campus Remodeling
Offers More Dorm Facilities
.Bulldfng construction nnd Improvement , totnlhnl! a I'O t
11f $300,000, WPn• mnde tJ1 is ummcr on the campu ~. rq)Cirls
I 'n!Sidc:m l Mbrgon S. Odell.
Though completion of ,Stewart hnJJ was dt lay ;d by th£\
'L~J.c sub-ronLracl J innbility lo pr•1curP. mnlcrial and workm• n,
1/0I..UM£ X • PorHand , Orogon. Fraday, Soptombcu 21, 19~1 7 16 residents W~>re ~le lo move into the south wmg last Sun-
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ N~u~~~~r~l day.~dny30mo , womcnarPtochnngcquartPrn, • ODVOCOIIOD
Odell Confers
Honor Degree
On Rev. Nevin
An honornry degree of rloct.ol'
ar divinity wos con(crrcd upon
the Rev. John C. Ncrvin, pnRtor
of lh1.' Multnomah Unitt>d Prcshy
lcwm chan·ch, nl the opening con
\'OClltJon, Sept. 18 nt 11 a.m.
''fi~C,IUS(' Q( h111 high lll.'holnr
ship, excellen t leadership ""d
the developments he hns mod~
pos~ublf! m his ~~hurch smce he
become alB po&tor in 1946, lhl!
college: felt the award wns merit
cd," P.rcsldent Moa•gan s. Odell
t'Xplnincd,
rn nddition nr. Nc\'ln hns been
Instrumental In furtht•rmg the • Ten Members
For Fall Term
T<'n nt'w pcrsnru~ l1DV£' jomc.:d
Uu; cnllcgt~ SUI.H lor tht' Cnll SC·
mcslcr, nccordlnc to nn l'ln
nounccmC'nt from tht prc!IJdPnt'
(JfflcP, S1x lire fuii•L1m~ ond four
part-time.
New in the dep:uo:tml nts M h1
tory, palltknl r 1cncc and cco·
11omlcs will bt• Karlnn M. c·opp ·r
.luhn&on of L•·t..'tl , Englnnd, .,., ho
Lnu.:ht frut yc<Jr nt Cnrl{ ton cut
lLg~>. He wns educated nt Oxford,
Horvnrd nnd l.ondnn School of
Economics onu Unl\ n ity ot Mm.
nf' ota. "The g..rls In Akin hnll or fo
be commcnd{'d lor th lr wJIIIn •
n ~ :n~;u pt lhc mcon V• n1• e
or hn \'lDC 0 l onco tun• 115 r I•
dents imlcnd Of thl' LJ!';Ufil C ,"
Dr. Od •11 comm nted.
Rcmod ling of Ul~e WM-t win:
nnd th~.! Ptnthou c of Polulllle
mnnor to provactc IC'!.Ommodn
llims for mt..n \';::J.I nlllo ('Clmpk tc11.
Showcn.t nnd 11 mnll up':t ms
mt?n's loun1 e m tht w • , n•l
were oddcd. Two of the lnr l r • bedrooms on the erurt roc •>f lhc
bulldms: nrc bc1ng u cd for nr
counlin~ and trcn.:t.'lrJUI • llJdlJ r..
Mrr Ed1th Sm1Lh, .1\t •rJullf'
f", ... l nd•·n nnd Dr. John Andt r
:~on' OfCJt't:" ere nuw locntNJ in
thf' m11nur howr. AdJU•~nl to Dr.
Andcnon' room 11 n rqnJ rn ,.
ond mr;• :tng pin•,. f•IT tuu~;nt
r, •llglou r.ruup
Mud n• wUJ 1.0 ll'n • r b{' lc
to ure th• tua• roam 10 AJL nny
qundrnn c h h 1 "-' n rcmr I
unllJcntaon JnOVt;ment betw('t:n CONGRATULATIONS to the Rn. John c. Novtn fl'Om President
the prin"ipnl Presbyterinn church Mo.rgoD S. Odell following conferring of hono.ra.ry dodor of di\'inily
<lf \\hich I:t•wis nnd CJnrk is deg.reo in Tuosday's opening con•oeauon. Lookang on ..s Dr. J. Boyd
member ond the Umtcd P!'C!iby- 'PaJierson . distr~ct IUJ)ftrintondonJ of the United Pr••bytori&D
t~;rinn church Which he rcprc-c:hut'ehos of Oregon. Washln.s~ ton. ond Idaho, Photo by S.n FleiSch·
scnL". man. Capper-Johnson ns 1 Gt~l• to
the l~en~uc of Nntluna v rcnmce
on se<:unty nnd rx:acc an 1036 m
bondon. In HJ47 he worked on
manont} problr!JTIS 1 n Hungary
and Czccho-Siovnki nt lha re
quest of both oountrlCS. Recently
he :tltcnd<.>d lhe Snn Frnru:Jsc:o
Japanese Pent'Cl trcnty oonfcrcncc.
Wnltcr J. Mend, yt•duntc of
Columbm unav••nlly nnrl Umv,.r
s.tty or Orc.gon, and Don:ald G.
Salmt'r, Unlvcnoat.v o{ Wuhlng.
ton, wall niJ!u h•ul'h SO~o:lRI ~· d• d an n o mod~. m c tu rtro n
brnry for u ~ In dcmcntnry Jt
IJrnry trnuun~;. Th• furmtun. to
b!• ddiVLrld 10 Qc<.ol.J€r, I Q Jmr
tlaJ g.ft from Rcmmgton R. nd
~rporat1on Floor E..:"r, n nf'w
type noor covenn~ mnde or ~·irlc
to insure durnbll1ty und qui t
ne£S, IS 0 dc.monstr:iliOD ift [rQm
Don Pcnkc, 'T:h'-Shndc Mnn. ' Tiu: invocation wns dell\•er~ ----------------------------by Dr ,I, floyd Patterson, dista·ict
ISUpcrwtc ndt:nl ,. ;he Umted
Presby tenon chtn ch tor Oregon
nnd Wnshing ton .nnd former pns·
I Dr uf the Unlled Pres h) l"IIM
church 1n Albany. H~ wtts n mem·
bcr o( the department of tht.• Fall Enrollment Exceeds Predictions
As College Admits 1034 Students t'nccs.
·Eugcn~ Ross, UCI.J\, will JOin
the psychology department, n::
placing Dr. Volm•y fow, on h~ll\C ·
or-nb~ence to accf'pt o one-.vcar
Ford foundalion scholnrsh1p Cor
sludy und rC!icnrch <~l Unavcr.;J~'
of Chicago. E\i o:>n thl' f:C" U e :. blu1 h:: v~
hnd n !t~C'C-llitans. Th en the
JJbrnry nrc recovcn;d •~.: 1th rny
vtnyhtt> to cllmmute surful'C g:nr~~:
Thost.' in the dmao3 ruom hav()
fomlicn tops.
Bible of Albany coll41ge,
Spenkmg on the subJl!d or "A
Time lor Grcatn~:ss," the Rev.
LI!Onnrd Odiorne, pastor or West·
minster Prcsbyteriun church, de·
livered Lhe mnln rtddr~ss.
.New rnembcrs ot the Cncully
nnd of the board of t.rus~c.s wen:
introduced by Dr. Odell. Enrollment hns l'XCI!L'tlcd nil
t>Xp('clulions with 1034 students
cnroll<:d in day school nnd 200
in adult ~vcnmg dnsscs. Accord
ing tQ the registrar's office, 1050
studl.'nts arc expecl<:d to br. ~n·
rolled in day school b~'tore rcg
l!:trotion closes.
"The careful and imagmative
work of dean of students \'erg1l
P S. Fogd~ll has pro\'en vl!ry <:{. ortland Pastor !ectl\le," President Morgan s.
Ch 1 S k Odell s~ud. ape pea et Dean Fogdall conduclt.'d nn
''Fjndmg the Beam'' will be •·ncrgetic cnmpaign visiting high
lht• ehnllcnge ocrcrcd by Dr. Pnul ~cllools in Or..:gon and intt:rc:~tinc
S. Wrigt..t when he spenks be· ~tutlents in attending L.~wis nnd
fore stuucnts in Copl'land 'M~ Clark.
mor1al chapel, Thursdt•y, Scp-"CtHJper:Hion gJvPn Denn Fog
doll by Olll' students and f<~culty
is to be hlghly commendttd,"
Prcsadt:nl Odell $Did.
''We will enroll olmnst 300
fr('shmt•n,'' he C<Jntmucd, "~nd
in heu of the drnlt !>ilUatlon ond
lack of ROTC foe ill lies, this is
very encouraging ."
The school hod bu11t an op·
crntfng budget or S700,000 on an
cstimntt..'<l enrollment of 850 stu
df'nts for the ycnr. Th.is m~;ant it
would tn1<c $105,000 to baJ3n<'t;
the budget.
"However.'' President Od~IJ
snarl, "If we cun CC.lUnt on an ov
t•rngc of 950 students !ur the yew
only ~60,000 will be ncedcd." New rcfc.r~ncc libmrlnn will bf!
Luther F. Chew, University of
Wnshingttm. Mrs. l..<:onorn Vnn
Antwerp will be new ht!nd resa·
dent or Akln hnJJ to replace l lcJcn
Naundorf, who has mo\•ed to
Sh!wart hall, newest womLn's
c:lonmtory. In the nl\'JnC north or th• Orl
building 0 WW~tt"('l dtSpo •I lb be-
tng budt ot n C'O!Sl of $25,000.
Final Tryouts Today.
Play Due October 17
Finnl tryouts for Knufmnn on I
Hart's "You Can't Takl.' h VIJth
You" Will be h ld today in the
Sp(!ech nrts bulld.inc . t 2 p.m ,
nccord1ng to ~Irs. Betty Gnrdt
n~:r, ndmg hcnd o! th•• dramn ilc
partment.
tembl·r 27 nt 11 n.m.
Pastor o! the First P1 csbyler
tan church, Da·, Wright Is a mcm·
ber of the board of truste'-'8 tor
class of 1951. He was n guest
~pcakP.r in chapd spring St>mcstel
nnd dclivcn;·d lh•• opcmng servact.•
two y~.:ors ogo. Lnst sprin(l, under International Friendship
Due Monday, 'Hello Day' Part-ttmc instructor!l lnt Jude
Roy Brt•nr of ASBO<"IOtcd DCSJgn
l"rs who will teach ndv•!rttsing;
Sergio Gom••.t. gradunl,.. ond for
mer in.'ilru~tor in Colegio l..n
Prugresiva at Cnrdenn.s, Cub:i,
who will tcnc:h Spanish and con·
tinuf' his ,:Jtudy ht•t'f!: Mrs. Libby
Curter, Smath collc{!e, mo<.lt>.rn
dnncc; nncl ;'\lorg;~rut Barney,
Purtlnnd Civ1c thcnt••r, dramnt1a.,
Bat'k nfkr n ycnr of study nt
Unl\'erslty or !own is John Gru!'s,
nssocinte profl•ssor of Enghah nnd
literature. This populnr com!;'dy will b
ctll'(_'Ctt:·u by ~lar ·n.rct &rncy,
vis.iunc din .. •dor frnm the Port·
lnod C1vac t.henter. Lewis nntl
~lark's pr~"' ntallun ol' "Yo"
C:1n't Tukc It "'lth You" will bn
c.h.11tmcUvo 111 th~t Jt Wlll l)e pre
rente-d in ru~na stat:ing wnh thn
llUdiencc bt•1ng 5•.-ntcll around the
guadanre, h1s cungregn tion
IPJ'Cto~n ted ''Pioneer N1ght" to
1\e)p raise funds for lhl• coll~IJC.
Lois Gaither, S('nlor art major,
n·hedule<l ns student sp<"akt·r
tht' chapel choir Will stng.
"Aithou(lh uttcndonce 110 not
(C'OmJ:IUif:oa~y," John B. Harr•ngt on,
haplain of the collcue, explained,
of I ht> chapel l"Ommattl'C sin·
11r1~roP ly urge you to lllll•nd every
l:lt>•'"'Jt •~ possible."
-
king Regulations Set
Pnrkmg rcgulnt.iom, \\111 go into
Mondny, Don Bucermnn,
commlssion('r, 1\0nounced
w~.:l·k, with $1 I rtlfrlc fin~·s bc
r .. ,. lt.!vied Cor illr.gul parking,
Fines will be ruist·d to $2 if not
Within one wcek. A weekly
•vutn will be held in G-:?2 Friday
trrnnorn~ !rom 12 to I p. m.
F Monday :md Tucsduy of next
Wt:tlk hnve been dr.signnlcd ns
days for sa) ins "hc.llo'' by stu·
d~nt body president Eldon Gun
ter. Students wall bl' oskL>d to
smile and give n friendly grcCl·
1ng to all oJ( their fellow P10nl'!fS.
The student council and Am1cans
• nrc JOint sponsors.
Htghhght!'; or the two days of
festtvit1es wJII be an nsscmbly
m the little thcntL•r Tu~dny
morning at l 1. The nsz~mblv wall • have ns •ts theme "campus
frl!'ndllnl' SS and mtl'Tnutaonnl
friendship.'' In support ot t ht•
Hello day J)ru{!rum, cntertmn ·
ment will Include tnlcnt frCim
1 ht• campus, and :• tou!.'h of inter
nntjonnl friencltthlp will bt• ren
dl~rt·d by ~:rl•etmgs hom !or~aen
Btudents. The Amican s will dc~·o
l'atc the little thcnter with rings
from many n11t1ons.
Hello day, whach is nn annuol
nf!uir, holds n twvtold purpose. It nol only helps freshmen ond
other new students "l~.:e l nt
hom"" but also l'rcatcs :1 unity
throughou t the whole student
body, Gunter s:ud.
Eldon Gunter snid thnl Jnst
year's Hello doy wusn't u great
suct:c:ss due to tht: filet that "only
ll tt•w of the atudcnt.s went out
ot their woy to be !racndly." This
,)'Cllr ht: hopes that everybody
can smUc ond say hello Cuntl'r
nlso hopt_'l thnt Hello day wlll
(.'arry n\'cr In nn inlurmol way
the rest ot tlw year.
Pete for Pathfinders
Io'teshmen rtnd
dt•nts who dad nor rec\'JYC n copy
of tht.• PA'rliFlNDER, Lewis anu
Clnrk new student's hundbook,
may oblnan fn•• copies rmm Pl•w
~tnratn in the dean u( stud~nt o;
o!faec. LOG StaU Members
Take Over EdiJorships
Ann c.rnnning, sophomore an
mnjor, hns been nnmcd by I OG
editor Bryce White to f'd1tOrslup or 'the editorial pag > lor the 1951·
52 yeur. She hns hnd £"XJIC:nllncc
on the C:r:mt Jhg.h school pnper
m Portl;and, nnd was n 11tunduut
reporter on the 1950·51 I.OG.
Nancy :\IIIler und G··rry .Sprou
wen.! nomcLI ''O·•llators or ·the :so-
c•t!ty page. Num·y
1950·51 J.OG srnCf
~~lt·tl the summt r
Cor the LOG. wns ltn the
o n d G••r1y
sodt• ty p:tt;•
Chuck Cabb was nnm d Eports
editor. Uc hnd t!XJ)('rll•nct• un ~t
.)'t;:lr's stnff, and wus the 1..>dltor
for the l!umnw.r: LOG. oiCliOn.
Se\•t.:n women and ten men
plus exlrns rue n·~lcd ln the
cast. The play will be-glVt".n 1n
the campu.!l :hl':Jter October 18
and 19 .. , 8:30 p.m.
Yearbook Editor Plans
lnterviews for '51 Staff
Trcl Tntor, 19&1-.52 ('ditor of
U1" coUe ~ ycnroook, the VOY -
GEUR, hns planned hl mlc.rvicw
nppli\.'nnts tor staff pu lhons m
the i\o•lds of JOUrnnlu.-m, bu:rln ,
hrt, photogr:lJlhy :anil :ad\'N·w ..
1ng on T11f>Sday, S•'vt. 2.5, a n d
Thursdny, Sept 27 fi'OJn 10 until
I foJr ••II mtcn..-sto ,1 stud !filS ID
thm.c fidd.r.
There IS nn urcent nQt.'t) for n
photogr:~ph"'r , as C".unpus nctl\'i·
tiPs ore now goma on. she id.
Th VOYAGEUR off~ is locntm
in the bast!.ruent oi Alban,y~ I
I
I • P~Two
The Battle That Counts
• ''1\'s not whether sou win or lo~c. bul how you played PIONEER LOG Friday, Seplomber 21. 1
President Gunter Opens Lewis and Clark 'Spirit' Ban
Urges Committeemen , Artists, Actors to Make Deposit
By Eldon Gunter • the lootbnll 1 •l 11.;., md ml t' Hello ,Ht:k " II be no tlllu the game that counts and counts and rounts."
We lost a football gnme last Saturdny but the bnys who
pla,·ed that game won n grent bn~lle-the boLtJc against 1rus
tra~Ion nnd despair wh1ch can turn a losing tenm into a
benten te-am. But they refused to be benlcn and made n great
gnme of the second half. Well. It' bl'gun Pcrhnps you'n"' lmpurlont uf nll. fl!mcmbt!l to U·· ftOII\ nny olhcr--.tnd 11 "''"'"
stunned. liWDtnP• d or thralled. there nnd toke pnrt. bP
But on~ ,,.8~· the school ycnr hns "Hi. Hollo. Howdy, Whnt New. I'll b,. s• Ping nil or you on
f'tnrtl'd, whtch mcnns n lot or Etc. W~~;k'' w11l begin next J\lon-t•nmnus nnd pn•llculn&ly nl
\Hll k plus a lot of fun for nll of dny. If we cnn mnmmtn tlw snmc Hdlo doy ns:-cmbly next Tu
us. Mny 1 r.ong1 ntulntc tlu~ Pnti~t l!tnndnrds \\'1! ntlatncd th1s WCt!k, dny.
c:tudcnt bqdy Qn lhl• t~\\'l'll wny
lht•y hn''•! I•'Sptmdl'd on the~~.)
first dlhs of rln.scs. A sp<'cl.tl Thnt game will be OM of the bc~t lc:-sons m manhood
that we will sec or hear this year. We become so concerned
w1U1 wmmng a game. hnvmg a good time or gt.'lting a good
grade, thnt we usc :my means at hand, howevcz· qu~stionablc,
to wm. But m so wmning we lose something along the way,
something of personal integr1ty, something of courage-, somc
tlung of our O\\ n growth in knowledge and skill.
A national newspaper editor recently commentL~, con
cemmg the West Point cheating, the mink coals, and the deep
frct:ze_: "There iS something tcrribl~· wrong with us.'' That
''something" is partly an unwillingness to do the hord work
necessary, to play the game or to take the ex.1m clean and on
our own; but mostly lhnt ''~omelhtng" is that we have made
winning more important than moral strength and honest
knO\\ )edge.
}\s indt\"idunls and as a nation we will ha\'e to come from
behind in many a battle. We can only do it tjme after time if
we ha\'C within our own hearts the qunhties of integrity.
courage and wisdom; nnd these are based upon a deep con
\'iclton thnt they fit best in God's scheme of things.
Morgan Odell.
Frienllline s -nlimited
A firm handshake and a campus-wide hello was gh•en
last week to Lewis and Clark's new students and class of '55.
Worlting w1th the theme of \\" t=Stem Hospitality, the
Orilmtation committee (aided by the Sacajaweans, Amicans,
Kick-Off dance commtttce group leaders and various other
groups and individuals) planned assemblies, tours, counseling
schedules, a dance and ~n old-fash10ned barbecue to help
make everyone feel at home right from the beginning of
school.
Laurels to all of you for helping the wearers of orange
nbbons and beanies to really understand the meaning of "The
Frienly C{)llege_" -A. G.
A ff7elconze to Freslzn1en
Being assimilated into LC campus life are about 300 fresh
men. To you 300 we offer n welcome, and introduce you to
the PIONEER LOG, a weekly studem body newspaper.
It's your new·spape r. Lell~rs to the editor are always
welcome. If you ha,·e any suggestions or complaints, please
feel free to walk Into the LOG office and tell us. -W.B.W. •
<~t o( thnn'k you's so••s to the
fNShmcn clns~ (or 1ts nddJlion Of
cnthU.'liOSIO to lhc l.C CliO\PUS.
Fluh: Colleg~ Sn,•mgs Bnn'k
()pe!ns. Deposits nrc nc~ptt.'<i In ._/.:
thl' form or voluntf•r:r lnhor Cor
dnnt~ ('(lmmittccs, nctnrs and
mus1cinns ior n t'mbly program •
postt·1· nnd :art wo1 k and n thou
~and-nnd-onl' ntht•r us.:o!ul stu
dcm bod)' St'I'VICCS, lnh.!I'CSt pay•
ments will be made m the forrn
of the gcnu[n<' CnJO)'mcnt :.ddcd
to the dcposJtt,r's c::ollcgl.' hC~.
Come 1n nnd let us know t h c
amount nnd value of your de
posn nnd we wall start your nc
rount immcrllntcly. Withdrnwol s
nrc Jmpos:;ahlc to make unless
there are funds m ,vour nccount
Hdp ansurc n deb1t bnloncc 1n
our Lewts and Clark 'Spmt'
bank! Wt:'vc 5trtrtcd the cmc.
ter off w1th a 1"\:nl trul'l fund o{
rol1(!8e Pl'P· Let's make Jl in·
crcn~c from this day forward.
Remcm~r the games: remem---::;:::
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•Juat thlok-<mly 7 more reg11trahon days before graduation.
French Prot Wants Wider Stud
Of Languages in Public Schoo_ ...
By Geraldine Sprou
Once d httl(; F'rl.'nch girl-she
was onJy lt\'t."-0\'erheard her Ia-•
thcr !'peakmg a ~trangc language
to a \'isttor. The strange languaee
was English, the child, Corinne
Poutcau and the result.s.-a desire,
a dream and l) lifc:tlme .
.Madame Poutc:au began to
.study English at 6, continued
through college m her nahve
Alencon, Normandy , and came to
the Unitl'd Stat~ in 19H.
After landing in Boston, she
taught for a year m Maine and
then went to Canada to teach
English. Her first superv1sor, sent
by a suspicious school board. was
at first dubtous but after hearing
a cla.~ session he told her. "Your httlc accent 1 charminel You ;u c
a born te .. cher' A life career had
begun.
In Canada Madame Pouteau
met and mnrried Charles Poutcau,
~ Parisian and .1 veteran of the
1-'rench hghhng m World War I.
Monsieur <tnd Madame come to
Portland in 1923 With tne1r oldest
two children Two more wert
bot n here, complct m~ a quartet of
two boy~ and two girls. The chit·
drcn d1d not Interfere much with
sc::hool-- c:me was born only a few
hours after her last cl;:ass.
In Portland Madame Poutcau
has taught French for nearly 30
years, both in public and private
also instructed Cit R~d. Vanport
schools, including Allen Prepura-tory, no longer In exlstc.>nct,
wa!': dueeted by Lcwtr .md C
reii!>lrar Wdlinm ~orn!o
and Umvcrsity cx:tens1on.
Madame came to Lcw1s
Clark last year to teach
Thi:; ,year she will tcnch FTc
and Spani!>h and. or course,
remnt kable "savoir- Ca1re."
Madame's two sons ar~ aocut
both lieutenants with the; U.
Arm)· m Calllom1a
EnA:lish vocabulary, Ma
Pouteou says, 1s 75 pl.'r
French·d~rived. ditectlv or •
directly, by way of the Nc1rn:1a'
Vic::e versa, many modern Frc
word!> hav~ been taken d1r
from Enghsh, such ns camp~
footbull and the names of
ern mvcnuons .
High-Voltage Realism of 'Saturday's Hero' Breaks Up
Fanciful Heroics of Contemporary Collegiate Football Gibb Forewarns Woe
To Parking Violators More languages, she bel
:.hould be required in the put
school!<, as in Europe Some
ropcan counh;es rcquit e
languages to be h!arned.
By St&.Dley Woodward
Former Sports &ditor of :the
New York Herald Tribune
lt u an act:epted fac:t that no
,;rcat football team ever was as
sembled by accident, but it as
t1 strange thing that the ptcturl.'
or intercollegiat~: football has
been so poorly drawn in htera·
turl! and on the stage and screen.
Traditionally football has been
s;ssoctatt:d with heroics and there
has been pracUC1llly nothing
wh1ch hns mdlcatcd Jls lruc
chiUTlclcr to the Amcncnn pub
lic.
Th• mo5t accurately drnwn
story tn modern literature 11t
Mlllard Lcmpell's book. "T h c
Hero." Now comes a .motion pic
tult~ based on U1c boolc wh1cl:i !-lnps all the malarke) (Nm the
great autumnal sport and re
veals at as 1l is as D hnrd-boilt-d
busmcss involvmg such thmgs
ns ncndemic c:hctttmg, under
ro\•er payments and general dc
mur.dtZation .
Columbia P1cturcs calls th1·
mo,·te "Saturday's Hero," rl!cog·
ruung m the re-utling that the
true heroes ol the era execute
bombinc r;uds and b;:ayonet
charges rather than end runs.
In producing the p1cture. Sidney
Buchman hns exer<:ISf!'d an un
preceden ted restra1nt tn presen
tation of the subJect matt<·r
Wh•n Stne Nonk (John Oer
,.~ J. the great halrbad. .1nd prm·
ctpal executor and \'ictim of a
c:ollcglat e plan of conqut.'St, ge~
f"ullll.llllt'CS,1 1•1-DJonll,ll) durin&: tbe !!lllmm"'r and .-~•lly durin~ lht
('(lilt C' .. :YL"Ar ~~~b~rlaotlon: U llO.
EDITOR
Bryce WhUe
11porU Cbu~ll Olbll adltortal .&aA Q-ranatc
aoql&l ••- Ckra14lae apron, Oanooain J1m X.oor
Waac,. KUlar Btulll ... llaii&I'U Oeo~• •••k•U
&e~rt.erw r Oan21 1'&11•1•1' · Clluu GUt", Cknll41oe •r,rott. ••nc,. liiJJier,
.&11• CJna• tlll', G•ora• lf4111ell, BrJ<ce Wblt4, r 07d Cllmmlaa has romc-uppancc, 11 doesn't hap
pen on the end o! a 100-yard
dash for the winning louchdov.'l\ .
He gets it like most football
players do-m the rugged ex
chang'!: of jolts which few spec
tators ever sec. For Novak the
end is disillusionment. withdraw
al !rom collc&c ond return to the
Jersey mill town from which he
carne.
All is not gloom, however, for
he has a new determination to
gain education without glamor.
Incidentally, the hcrmo ;c and
rather expen•ivc dollie (Donna
Reed) wires that :he is arnvmg
by plane.
The picture , ... in be released
m Portland toda:v nt the Para
mOWlt thutN and hould be a
revealing companton-piccc to the
bic games which will be played
thJS fall all ovca· the country. It
has been · ccn by numerous
c::oaehc.s, uthlt lie dircclora., play.
ers and sport• wntcrs in private
scrf!enlncs and no one yd hns
found nn:, thing ~Priously wrong
\\ ith it techn•caUy, though soml·
of the mort' rrmctlfled college
attaches decry th" baldness of
Jts dcllncn~on. By Chuck Gibb
Woe betide anyone parking in
campus areas other than tho!te
spectfil:d on thdr ~tickers stnrt
mg Mondu\' S<!ptcmber 24, us
parkmg vtolntion cituhon~ will •
be awarded them.
Map ~bowi ng the: dt tgnaled
parking spots will be tucked un·
der cuch and every wand hleld
wipcr today voiding the possi
bility for tutu~ vlolahlrs to
plend innCic«:nt by ignorance.
Area~> have b«:cn calculated ICI
H(ford enough !pnce for nll cnr~
m their n.~pechve zones, but
should the snualion nri!le that
"'tudcnt• a1 <: unable to find a
'pace m their zone. they hould
park in thL• next lowt::st oren In
other words. il a junior ~11n't
lind o p;~rking spot m ht!! tont:
he should park with the <eopho
mores that d;~y. Stmplc"
Vtolntaon5 will c::ost ONE DOL
LAR lf pmd in the firtt W('l~k
nnd TWO DOLLABS after th11t
&Jrt of n fin~.; '~Y,jlt·m, don't you
lhmk' Anyway 1t "hould bt
nmph: inn•ntivc for aU cumpur
cur owners to ,-heck the1r park
Jng spacP With that spcc&rtcd on
the mop so tht•,y w11l know U~\
.uc wathm the law, bcgmnin&
~Jondoy "Sooner or later," she
''Amenca will grow up, as
uliles this need in thl.'
world of today."
Madame was thrilled
b)' bl!commg a grandmother
lh\; hrst time. Howevt'T 'lhc
lsts, her new granddaughter
not going to can hur "grandm
Madnme snys, "It 11 .1n
word!"
We're at A Loss
For Words ...
Will the person (or pe1rson.s-t
lt'<J ruther heavy) who run
With the LOG ACD dicuu1ruu
devious, underhanded,
~ ive method by whil:h he
th~y ) managed to sneak 1l
Repent! The occuruc)' or Lt•
ond Clark JOUrnalism is
'ltnke. And th<' LOG hns
money to buy another
JOB W ANTEO-P 1 est•nt JOb
to ~nd . T~adung Job prt It
Musically 1nclmcd; h:ttt r wr
lng cxperu•nc::c Contact H. S
Wash., D. C .. IJn
fa
At
Flash
E
\'Cal·.
:lUcl~
cuss it
•
\'OCU li~
!'hiP I
\'clopr
)llg.
Dr.
ml'mb
turn in
Lnwr~
!l·ntut
his vi
s1tuat
j;DW It
the ni
of t ar
D
Nane
Auo~
and !
temb
ham'l
dtJC:U
more
c:omu
Thot
With l
'' ..:rc:
8runjE
Dnwc,
Ruth 1
Gt•ngle
ty Hil
lnc1a 1
Betty l
Miller,
Alice I
rol Spa
Welsh,
Brown
PcytoJ1
lvn V1 •
l.orcc.
Nnncy
Down
To tl
• rcngra
cnmc
past m
Tht'l
I'COlOl
Ford.
;;t the
Centl
Eugcnq
fnr th~
fcnJOr
and St
ndmm1
31. Th~
wcr.o.
The
nnd Rc
g~,Jdun
o:Vt nin~
non Pi
coupl('
Rebec
Roo
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/ nber 21, Friday. ~p tomber 21, 1951 -I
IJn tile S()Cittl S1de By Garoldm•
and Nancy Sprou
MUlrr PIONEER LOG
eposits Faculty Retreat Initiates
~~:~ ;~~ Autumn Campus Activities ITwo Former LC Students
1To Study in Spain, France
II \'Oll un
alorly nt
next
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raduaJion.·
•
stence, wnt
sand Cl
Norris.
nsion.
LCWlS
ncb Fre
air e."
ore do
the U.
ty,
5 per
:ctly
he Nor·m111
dern
ken dir
as
ncs ol
he
n the
'qlllfC
ed.
she
up, as
the
led
pmother
V1!'t', • he
!daughter
"grncdn1
• an
Loss
• • •
is
bas flashbacks By Gftrry Sproll I for New York wht•u• Ah
d C k Oy 10 L.tab<ln, nnd then to Al If n .. t two l~('wi a lln ltu drid. rJI
1n-
Beton~ 1 hcsf'! hnrried da •s of registration two diCfercnl
ronfcrcnrcs mel on the shnrly slopes of Oregon's sct•nic coun
tryside to discuss the fttlc of all LC students fur this com1ng
\'CM', aLutlcntll nrc trnvcJ lng t ht!l .} • ar. Don Kcnrns plnns to bf' In
n11mcly Darbnru llctltlt•n, Junior clnJZSCs til !he UnlvcJ11lt)• of CrC'
mu&IC mn)Qr who will fll\tdy In nNblc in Grcnobh• , Fran• '~'• lllc
Spuin and !'i('Jllur t-:n.:l•sh moJ•Jr, rint or Novr•mb••r. Kearns, \\hi)
Don Kcnrns, whn Will sp•·nd th~: w•IJ study lltrrnturc nl th" uni
yeul· in 1-"n:ancl•, vr>ralty, In Ftr:nc·h ot .:~•UI'l!•, · Lewis and Clark f:tcully Joungcu on lhc acreagt! of Me·
nucha <.luring tlwit· nnnual retreat September H-11 v:hilc dis.
cussing gt!nernl problems such ns the freshman progl'llrn , nurbnrn, who h•nrnt·d o( the h(JJ)I!J! to jl( c 0 lot or Europe cllll'
chnn~·c lo study lu Sp<lin through
vneo.tHinS nnd cnrecrs, scholnr-'j L 1 d-C-1 k • t d
• t:W s ln nr mus1c u t•nl, ~hiP Jmprovcmcnt, P•'I'Sonul de·
• 1 l d 1 1 nnd Harold B. Koster. 1 !151 g, ~d. th~ Spnnt.Rh dl'pnrlmr•nl of L<:wuc
and Clork, snys rur fn• na h~.:
kntJws. h•! 111 the only Am~;ncan
C'X~ ·hangc stud•.!llt tQ Sp:un thiS
'••or Sh·· w•ll live 10 o "n I· vc opmt•n nn spccm c:ounsc • .
ualt•, , •. , n mnrrll'd Sepl('tnbcr II
mg. n In n C('lt•mony at Pnlotmc Milnor Dr. Thomos nrrows, stnH
0 • 'h Or. Volney F'aw ~
rkncln" of( the compu of the
UniV•!rsity oC Mndrid whcr~ ~he
plans lo mnjor in business mnn
llgcmcnt . '· flh U I e t of C II by Dr. Morgan S. dr>ll, 1 " r.ou- m 'muel' o c n v •1 1 y n • .
c I d f p d l r pic WJII study at the Unavcnuty fom n nn ormcr rcsl .en ° ol ('ahh>rniu at Berkeley. l.owrcmr: college, W•sconsm, wu 8 h d Dr. Faw Receives
$5000 Ford Grant fcnlurcd us gut\tl SPI'Okt•r, tt•lhnr
has VJt•ws on the present world
1atuntion bo l'd on condition s he
snw In tht• 1-~nr East as dlr•·ctor or
the army's overseas schools and
oflumr tip., on coun~ cling
Dun Frcoda 0. Hartdold,
Nancy Trigg. pretidont of tho
Auocroiod Womon Students
and 34 group leaden mol Sep·
tembor 7-8 at Dr. Alva Gra·
ham'a lodge near Mt. Hood to
discuas making college life
more moenfngful to the incom·
coming freahman glrla.
Those ntlcndang the outing
with D1.•nn Hartzfeld nnd Nancy
\\ere: A.nn Austm, Charlene
Brunjes, Winnie Carlock, Snlly
D:•wc, Mary l:;llcrby, Joon Elliott,
Ruth Engle, Lois Gatthcr, Sh1rlcy
Gcnglcboch, Ann Granning, Bet
ty H1bbnrd. Mary Hooper, Pa
tncia Kephart, Jark1c Kunzman
Belly Lnkc, Patric1n Lanct•, Nancy
~hiler, Lauretta Myer .• Ann Otto,
Alice Pcnke, J unlet.: Rld~:out, Fe
rot Sprott, Joycl Tvrrell. Potricio
Welsh. Lois 'WI.•lhomson, Knthy
Brownlow. Alma Ferrel, Ruth
P<'yton, Bonnie Stt'wnrt, Caro
lyn Vorih:, Ctwol WHcox, Loris
1 orct.•, Mane 1-;dmundson nnd
Nancy Lcnper
Down tho Alai•
To the mclodtc trains of Loh
rcngnn ~cvcrnl LC !>lt1dcnts bc
cnmt.• Mr. nnd Mr, durmg the
pnst month.
The man ioac of Alene Ogilboe .
N11or biology maJor to David N.
Ford. was an event of Au(l'u t :!5
., tht Fn·st Presbvtcnan church. -Ccntr.JI Prcsb)'tcrilm church nt
Eugent>, Oregon, wns the cttim~
fnr the mnrr10gc of Pat Bolla.
~cnwr ph\ >ic:al education mOJO
nnd Stan Clark. scmor busmc•
:~dmam trohon major on August
31. The couplt.• an• livmg at Osetrot o
Betty Jakku. senior music mn·
JOr, rc..:cnlly announced h• r l'n·
gaemcnt to Nathan Heath, 11151 Dr, Volney Fnw, bend or the
graduate irt hiStory. No dah. has psycholog)' dcpurtmcnt, hns been
been set ror the wedding . grunt•ld n leave or nbstlnce to
Telhnp friend of her cngnce-- spt·nd most or. the C'omtng year
mcnt to Robort Shoomoker , JUn· nt the Univl)rsity or Chtcogu . He
aor law rnajor, 1 Ba•erly Sluyter. wus on1..1 of seven Oregon t.'<iucn-
frc~hman. tot'S sl'lt•r.tt·d by the Fund for Ad· I Partytng vnncemcnt or Educntion fm· a
GuesL• of honor ot n bon voyllg< $5000 fellowship !rom the Ford
I pally Saturday t.V<•nang, S1•ptem· loundntlon .
bcr 15, were Barbera Heddon and Du.ll purpose of the Ford pro
Don Koarna who v. til h~ove: oon gram 1s to sta eng then college ll's a mystery w Rnrborn nbout
UOI\'ef'Stty SChi.'CIUit.'S nod Clnss
CS, und Spnnhh cuswms mny be
quite strnnge, she s.uys. Th•~
Spantah Jake siestas from 1 to 4
.tnd ncvl!r hove dinner nrJI• r
thon 10:30 ul naghl.
Tak.ng odvnntogc ol Po.n Am
erican Airwnys stud( nt rate,
Bnrbora wlll Oy both ways. Sh<':
kavcs Portland Seph·mber 24
New Palatine Minister
To Lead Fellowship to ~tudv in Europe Ho tf' ,(; , h•uC'hlng, rnther Lhun to promot~
were Geraldine and Fcrol Sprott •cf:cnrch, and to prO\Jtdt teaching The Rc\', Rob••rt f~. Rumer ar.
and Lauretta Mc:ver positions by tt•ploccment... of these r!ved this wc~k Crom Fargo, N D,
Beginning thas we.k Dean persons during the emergency to take over tht• pastorote ot
Froeda 0. Hartzfeld is enter caused by dwmdllng student en· Pnlatine Hill Presbyterian church
talning freshmen and new wom rollmcnt and ammedaat~>Jy aSIUI.:d nn im,'J·
en studenta at her 1redihonal Other Oregon winnen includt·d :ation to <.'Ollenc .studt>nts to the
fffiresadea... two from Rlcd (OJlcge and Cour mornmg worsh1p hour 1.•rv1t • nl
Coming E•enJa from th<· University of Ort!gon. 11 n.m, ench Sund~y 10 CopeJnnd
Trodsc Ska club Is busy plan- Dr. Fnw was selected on the Ml•mon~l chopPI,
nmg th"' tiro t all-college formol bosas of four-year study he has The R£'''· Humt!r, rf'pl:ICJng
dance: of the year on October 6 been ronductmg in the field of Fitzhugh Dodson, who w11J study
at the Ma .onic Sunken ballroom . personoltty mcasun: ment. During Pt the college, has planned the
Mus1c al L.ewas and Clork w11l this t1me he hos tt-sted some! :!000 first fall ml!ctinc or the college
bt cxpl01ncd to the Portland persons, includlne psychotiCS ;.t f.,llowship m the drnwing room
Woman's club at their noon Srll~.>m nnd nl Mornlntaiae hospt·a of Palo tine manor for 6:30 p.m.
luncheon September 2J. by Dr. tul, Portland He will rLmain on Sunday.
John Stnrk Evans, mus1c d~part· c.11mpus through Dec-limber to de-A gradual!.! or Tt·mplc umv~r
ment hend I vote full tame to his tc.:lt nrch and 1ly, with both bnchelor and
An early !nil wcddinr 1 being then s~nd t~c rest of Lhe colle"1.: mm;ter's dcgn•t:s, he ~••rved ns
planned by Betty Hunt. JUnior year '" Chlc; r~o ~or more ad-, dJTt.!ctor of Chnstian t:ducnt1on
home: economics ma)or, and Milo vnnct d study ~ thas Cacld. at the Fargo PrCJ;b)'tl'rs:m churt'h
Potorson. U S navy, former tu Dr. Faw behe•es has research nnd ns director of Westmanst• •r
dent '" tndustnal management. I ffiil luld t<. oln 'cl.•borate ~rson- foundation 31 the SUitt! ngrlcul-
Club News aJity t~.:st to PI edact success m va-turnl collcce bclor "com me
The junior clasa wiJl bold ita ious fwlds of endeavor ." Some or West'' With Mrs. Rumer nnd their
lint meehng of the year next hiS fmdangs Wt.•re used last year two daughters, Patric1:1 nnd Con
Tuesday. September 25. at 12:30 m n new textbook ~ublish~d nt .. Ulncc. 10 and S .
in B 24. the Um\'ersuy <~f Ch1cogo by Dr.
~arl Rogers entitled Client·Cen·
Nordstrom to Approve
Signs, Displays, Notices tered Therapy,
Or. Fow cnme to Lewis and
(lark in I P-l6 after romplcling his
master and doctor's dt·gr~s at
Umvl'rslty of Chicago. He hod rng voo::at wns.
Smcc he wllJ arr1vc nhout two
Wt'cks bclor · school s t n r t a,
K••nrns plans to •c Parts befor
he etUes down •o tudy.
Kearns will Jcovc Portlnn/1
October 7 for New York and ad
on the I.Jbcrtc October 13 tar
Lc Havre.
Four Win Scholarshi ps
To Eastern Colleges
Fuur .Tunc t:rnduntcs will study
fit Harvard nnd N••w York uru
versity on ~cholaN;hips :lt'CMdmg
to word rCCI!JVt.od hero• thu1 '\\ t• k.
Walhnm ~\Jorgnn, c•:on ::md busi
lli!SS :~d maJor, hns recetv••d n
$:!500 award !rQm the Hnrvnrrl
gn&duntr• s~:hool oL bu.6incss nd-
• mrn -tt:~tton.
Nt>w York umv•!rsaly WJII ~t•vc
Etorc ~rvice award for lls crr;d
uale school of rctmhng to Chi
ford MdLS, IXID Danic!Js :nnd w.a.
hrun Nitzel.
Also a~~;;pk:d tor grnduM~
study at Harvard busrncss school
nrc Donnld St:tmm, clau prLSI•
dent, and Elmer Hdl.
Prospective Teachers
To Take Excxminations
Studtnts in clcm"ntal_, cduca-
' lJon v. ho hnvc not taken lhe Pro-
gressive Achic\'emem test and
those who nt:ed to impr'(we P• v·
1ous scores, ~rc request~ t•) r•
port for thfl tests in W 1·:! oa
~tonauy, September 24, nl 2:31
pm.
The meeting uC this n:quirc-
ment must prc\:ede ncceplDn<lc
of the stuc.Icnt :lJ n maJor in de
mtnlnry (·du~·nliun nnd must prf:'
coo••, :llso, :ISSignment tO SlUd"nt
leachmg, .a«::rding to Mrs. Mnr
guer&te Rideout. assisUint dtrl'<'tnr
ot dcmc.nUU")' Pducalion.
wego.
The wedding ol BoUy Sellen
nnd Robed Hagerud . both 1951
gruduntc!., wru. pcrformt•d on the
lVcntng of August 31 nt the Vt!r·
non Pr<.' bylt·rtnn church. The
couplt.· a. teuchmg at Lcxmgton Llubs or~amz uon 11nd md•
VJc-luals who plan to displDy signs,
po~ters and nohccs on the c~tmpus
will need an OK from Poui•Nord-previously taught nt San Di<."go
Jumor college. 1 WANTED
Rebecca H. Cockrum. former
•
WANTED
Dinner Cook
For 10 Men
5 Days a Week
Room ond Dinner ns Pay
No Di ht:s
Cell AT 0010
For
Young Men & Women
Modem Tailoring sta·om, student pubhcrty dirt:ctor
or lrom uny memb.:r or lbt• s-tu
cl~nt council.
Nord~trom rud thut post sign"
or notice!. must not b(• po~tcd un
til approved bv him. A new bul·
lt•tan board wall bt• l'Onstru<: h:d
coon 10 the triangle: ltl provid~
a place Cor th•· postmg of not1c~s.
he Sftid.
·FOR SAJ.E
1942 PONTIAC
Good Shape. $595.00
See Mn. Ha.rcowt
Speech Arts Bldg.
JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station ------
Nine LC Men Complete
Marine Summer Stint
Nin~ LC stud.:nts were :unong
750 college studen~ from I :!6 rol
lcglS who pnrtic1pn led m n si:-:·
w~:t k summer tnuning program
of the U.S .• \tarint: corps :1t San
D1q;o durmg July .md August,
.IC'C'Otdint; to information from
,\1oJor Gt:!nerol W•lham T. Clt.m·
c: nt.
Tho e who • ausfactonly com·
pl~t~d th~ JUnior rou~e will be
~trommtndt-d for trainm, ne:·t
summl.'r, Jcadin.; to a commissio:\
In the murlnt.: rt:scrvl'~ or In thl"
regular mannl· corp •
LC r;tudrnts an tr:uning were
Carl G. Arv1dr.nn, MaNhnll Bur'
nc.tt, Ralph Oa.·hl. Dnnnld Floan.
81IUc Hunth:,\', Donuld 0. Nelson
W•lllnm OHar'll, Jornt;s H. Sc!'a~l! Amateur or Professional
Photographer
With owu cmneraa
to serve as Campus
Photographer for LOG
:md
College Publicity Depariment
· Bauman's • Lubr1caJion
• Batteries
• Gu and Oil
• Tuea jnnd Richnrd Voll.
Attention
Wholualo Candy
Food Speeialti" See Miss Ha:rdlng 1n Jcu.rnollsm. Bllild..Ulg
House of Style
403 Morgan Bldg. BE 8032 Jim Hruby Co.
2021 S. E. B•lmonJ VE 4312 4255 N. £. Sandy Bhd. p~ rout PIONEER LOG F"rlday, Soptemb.r 21,
LC Drops Opener
To Gator~ 40-34,
Despite Late Surge 1951 LC Football Schedule
SCPl; 29-8 p m., Ltnhdd Col
Ieee, home.
OcL 5--S p.m , Whitmnn, Wnlla
Walla.
Oct. :!0-2 p m., Willomct\c, S!i·
1l'm. Gridders Travel
To eet SOCE
•
Coach Joe Huston's highly-vaunted Pioneer grJd squad
got off to n shoky start ngainst tllc San Frnncisco Gntors nnd
dropped a 40-34 ''ctxiict in their initial pcrfo1·mnnce at Mull
nomnh stadium last &,turtlny nflcm,mn. OcL 2i---.2 p.m . l'~cltic University
(Homccomlnc). homr·. Th~ Lcwaa; nnd Clark PJOnc(!r foothnll tonm will hit the
Snlutdny rnornmg to tnrklc tho Southern Oregon Collc'.!ffC or <'JUU~
lion Hcd Rnidl!rs nt B(!nd hiih school ~lncllum .1t 8 p.m.
j)ln •ing under n sw"ltcrmg ~un the Pionc('rS stumbled
tmd sagged through n drastic .1irst hnlf which saw the Cal
ifornians roll to a 33-o lend. They :reverted from Jtnplcss nnd New. 3-2 p.m .• C11lles~ or Idaho,
h1n!C.
1\lo, l 0-Jdaho State, Pocntcllu . Th~~ Hnidc1·s with just n scntlcnnc of lettermen on the
ond undu the tutclng1: oi n new couC'h, Bill Abbey, will bo on
:.pot, this being their first outing this 11cnson. On the olh1•r hnnd
Ptonccrs "ill be out to rcg~ln lh~ir lofty prc-scoStm rating
h lplcss to hcrou: an t.hc flnnl
h lf and olmost duplicntcd the
cnrhe,r rout in re\-crre b('(orc th~;
ttme rnn out lcnving U1c.m on the
short C'nd of the hnnl score. f.rosh backs. swcpl 42 yards on
n kick return to the Gntor 46.
Cook, Bud Cox And Voll com
bined to net hnlf the distance to
the gonl hoe, nnd following nn
unsportsmanlike conduct pennlly
ag::unst State. Co ~--art."<'!. John
Gordbn's convCISJon made U1e LOG Crystal Ball Predicts
Loop Crown for Pioneers
Finr quarter-The Gators start
ed tht sconng cnrly m the gnmc,
oftcr 1'\.~VerJnl: LC qunrterbn~k
Bruce Longballo s !umbh.• on ht~;
own 14 ~ ploys and nn offcore 40-13.
Side pc.nnlty Inter State fullbnc.k rourlh quartcr-\ToU snared 0
.E~ Coats scrambled o\ er for n Gator pass on Lhc1r 42 to set up
TO nnd com·~rtcd. the nCJ."t touchdown. Ailcr o sc-
LC enmc back fa.<;L. c:ombmlng r1cs of ploys o('ttmg two {ust
Longbauo·s passt".S w1th ;nunts of downs Cook took n lannd-o(f from
~~ nnci 15 ~ nrds by Bud Cox nnd the 18 nnd went nil th\! wny.
Dick W.:~lkcr w move 73 ynrds Stnte fumbl\'d under prcssur~
!llto pay dtrt. John Gordon missed on lhc.tr !!6, nnd Cook dro,·c c)\'cr
the convers1on makmg the scot"t! sunrd to the 9. The outlook
7-6 dammed wtUt on otrstdc ~nnlty
Soc:ond quarter-Ouch ! Long-ngmnst the home crew, but Dick
bnlla's pass from the LC 40 was Wnlker round n hole gomg 13
lnlcrcepted by Larry Solari w.ho yru•cls.. \'all scored on o perfect
rnood to the 18 b<'lorc he was bootleg ploy to Jack the scor c to
• f 40-27. dragged down. .A scncs o runs
by Coats and Bob O'Shea car-'With time running out, n bad
ncrcd n :fU'St down before Rud) snap to Swte's Endrtss, back to
Snuth, who shined m Statc•s punt.. \\as rc<:o\'crcd by Don Mc
bacldtcld n11 afternoon. went O\'er Collum 13 ynrds from the goal
to score. Coats converted. lml'. W1U1 the ball inside the 5-
ynrd strlpc Voll fired n flat pass
to Bob Rndnko\•Jch in the end
zone. Gordon completed the scor
tnS wtth Ius fourth successful
com·crston. San Frnnctsco kept
possession of the ball through the
dy&ng seconds of the come to hold
ll fmnl ol0-34 edge 10 scoring,
Fall Tennis Matches By Chuck Glbb
Dcsp1tc lnclr 40-J..J Joss to Snn
Francisco Stn!~ lnst week I,e\\ 1s
nnd Clark's Pjoncer gndmcn re
mnin the unanimous pre-scnson
fn\•Orltcs to cop tht• Northwest
confcren.:e CI'OWn ognin this SN•·
~on.
WHh an ample supply or re
turning \'Ctcrans Conch Joe !Ius
ton w11J f1eld n strong oflcnsave
r.nd dcfcru;i\'1.! line, n \'l'I"Slltile
running 3nd pnssing nttac.k and
n good depth of r~cn•c. Thus
without pnrtinlit:r or pri\iudl~
we will go nlong wllh th'' ex
perLe: and pick tht' home sqund
for the laurels in lhe coming
cnmpnign. The remainder of the
conference picture should finish
something hkc this:
2. LinfcldWildcoL<;-Wilh three
quarters of lost year's third-plncl'
bac.klicld and :1 sprinkling of Jet~
tc~men returning to every line
position but center, the Wildcats
are in very good shnj5c to vic
for Lhc championship this ycnr
Note Well, Grid Fans
Car carav.m:. will be orgoni:ted
this fa11 to make transportation
&\'ll iloble lo students wishing t,:~
llltend Pioneer football ,snmes
played away rrom home. Bncks Act Rutschmnn, Mel Fox
Lnd Cm·l WJckhnm, ond ltncmt!n
J~sck Leonard, Tom Hughes, CliH
Sru ton nnd Pot Smith could
mcnn hnppy days tor mentor Paul
Durh~•m.
3. College or Idaho Coyotes-
The Coyotes' chance to fimsh on
top nppnrcntly looks pretty good
to one f:dwoa'd Cole. uc:w coach
this ycnr. Boasting 18 lettermen
nnd a strong crew ot novtC('eS, the
weak link S<'cms to be in the
lJn<•. Hnlfbnck Lavon Seott will
be back to hnrros.s opposing dl'·
fcns<'.S :~gwn this fall and Cole
hns gh·cn forewarning of a con
(l'nlratcd puss nttack.
.J. Pncific Badgers-Shape up
:rn,·or3bly as n dNcnswe unit put
Paul Stngg·s brow is wrinkled
jn consternation over his wcnk
offensive prospects. Freshmen
mny be :-.bll• lo bolst.cr th1s yenr's
rost~r which carries only l.J
nomcs !rom lost year's .squad.
The Badger halfback situation
looks rosy however ns the Buck
icwte% boys, Frank ond Walt, nrc
back nt l~!t and haJf and Ka' • Frizell and Jay Sunderland hn\'C'
returned to righL suffo•t cd bv tlw dcCc'lll httndcd •
them by Son ~o·rnnc1sco State
their· lnnugurnl lnst Salurdoy.
I.nst yoor the Ptunc,•rs
over SOCJ.;, 27·6, ut the
Bowl bcndat in Coos Bny nnd
n.ll n,•nilnblc rc•J)(lJ ts the Rn1
appear to be no Sll'On&cr for
fracas. llo\\'C\'Cr little is
os to the type of plnys they
we. Thus, Conch Joe Huston m~~:
be prepared f•1r nnything
wtll hll\'C to mokc o spontnn
dt!clsion on whot lJ pc of uHw:
the P1oncers wtll usc. From I
reports Ute team will be nt
strength for the lrlfl,
WRA Plans Activities
For Women's Murals
Flash ••• attention nil
c.n students. Arc your legs
kicking shnpc? Do your
feel secure? If not, then pay h
to ihc followmg words of
dom. Miss Ellen Rowley,
on "flgur 'Ology," rtdvf·cs niJ
who find themselves sllpptng
t:ocaal circles, to tuan out for
trnmurnl soccer compctilton.
Mrs. Pnt Boals Clork,
two figurc.-ology l'.Xpurt, is
charge of all Women Rec.rcntloall.l
activtl ics. WRA is plnnnmg n
~chcdulc of competition Jn
cr, n shaping course. bask
!or short women only; bowl
ten pins ~md n tumlllc; skuni
(Oids and more colds, nnd
minton, for lhis fall s<.•mestcr. Three mmul6 Inter San Frnn
clseo's pass-master Sam DeVsto
clicked uith a ~.;s to Endnss who
bolted 53 yntds for a touc.hdo·wn.
LC fought back on n 60-yard
downfteld mnrcll hiGhlighted ~Y
Bud Cox's ~0-:lo'1lrd off-tackle
slnn.t bclore quarterback Dick
VolJ fumbled on the Gator 8.
Frisco speed merehant Endr.iss
took the bnll on the first piny nnd
"ent around right end 9! yards
for another tally, makmg the
score 2'i-ti. A last-second dcs~ra
tion puc.h by Longballo was gath
ered in by a St."lte line-backer who
went 42 yards to boost the mar.
Gin to 33-6. To Open Here Saturday
\ t 1 H of pl.ICt&cc ltnnk
matches hns been scheduled b'' -Alvn Graham, tennis co.1ch. Any
person who plays tennis may
participate. First matc.hcs will
be nt 1 p.m. on the PtonCill' courts
with the Chmese club of Port
lnnd. Two doubles and five
Slllgles nrc on the card. There will be at lenst two own)"'·
!rom-home games for which cor
nvans wlU be organized. act'ord
mg to Haig Carto7.ion, student
activities commisiont'r and dir
l.!ctor of the caravan orgonlt.'l·
tion. One won't be organized fl)r
the SOCE game Saturday night
Ul Bend. 5. Willamettc Be:ucals -Lost
all but 12 ol last year's club in
eluding most ol the stalwal't~
Despitt.• a record turnout this fall
C'oach Chester Stackhou!=e isn't
looking !orword toward any con
!crcncc laurels. Good crop of
!rosh for the Iufure though.
6. Last and Jrm afraid least :\rc
the Whitmon Missionarieli-All Valuable datu Is posted on
m<un bullelln board in the
or the bonrtl Jn \he girls' Joe
room.
Third quarter-Starting where
they left ofl, P1oneer Voll fum
bled on hiS own 34. DeVito iound
Dick Payne with a 21-yard pass
nod then pulled a "cutie" by rnc
mg 11 yards tor a tally on a qunr
terbnck sneak. Score 40-6. Students who nrc driving to
the games and would like to have
nders nnd those wlshmg rides
nrc asked to register with Car
tozian. Those who get rides wall
be asked to help with the cor
e:-.:penses to and from the gnmc. new fnces from coach Joe Be1dler
on down and n poor turnout lhi·
season to boot makes the Whits a
logical choice as cellar-tenants
for the coming campaign. Bright
est hopes on the squad are their
better-than-average backfield re
turn~es plus big all-conference
end Ken Myer and guard Joke
Lone. Game Broadcast
KGON ll2.20, in Oregon • will broadcast the P14:m(~er-~
game Saturday evening
Bend.
For those planning to drive
the game, drlvmg hme is ohnu
thrc~ nnd u half hours to t""'"'
the 160 miles to Bend. VOLUI
Co
Pr
Ru~
Fo1
,Sfa
Wom
or foil
1-3, nn
prPsidN
councit.j
Wom
onl.' ol
r~nts n
'bcr J. 2
O.H
through
hours ot
gymnas1
,rushed '
pear on
To bl!
woman
fr
on1
:1
term pri
The s
Alpha G
will hoi
that ord
-
The Orange and Black begon
showmg s)gns Of a powerful SUS·
tained runrung att.uck after Caley
Cook, bnght star of Huston~s .. These fall matches will be n
ftne opoprtunity for hopefuls to
demonstrate thctr ab1lily nnd
gain some cxpcnenc:••," Dr. Gra
ham snid. Anyone mtcrcst.cd may
see Dr. Crnho.m in the clcmen·
tary education offace in the ad
rruni!trotion bUilding.
Touch Football Schedule
Awaits New Participants Socralr.r pruulwl. ursd
o Fee
In 'GJ
"A G~
'topic dis~
S. 01
't'rvice, G
Hey fellows •.. Warren Smith, director ot :lnt.rnmurnl play,
urges nll those interesled in entering a tc:un in the coming
murnl six-man touch foobtall competition to oblain their team
entry blanks at the intramurnl bulletin board and h.•nve their
entries nt his desl: before n~t Friday.
League play will start on Fisher :faeld Tuesday, <Xtober 2,
and conttnue e\'C.J"Y Tuesday nnd Thun;dny following. The sched
ule this year will be a double elimination r!thcr thnn a round
robin. Thnt 1s, each team plays until they lose two games. Smith
believes tlus pro<:edur"' will hasten completion of the sched
ule nnd cet lhe volleyball series started on time.
Anyone not affiliated with n team 1.5 urged to leave his name
with Sm1th at his desk before nCJtt Fndny. These entrants wUt
eJthe.r be put on another roster or will be formed into independ
ent t.camJ.
Hollywood
General Insurance Agency
Low Auto Rates -18 to 70 yrs
GEORGE A. HASREI.L FLOYD AUSTIN
On Campua
3805 N. E. Broadway TU 4846 • "THE BEST SEASON
FOR FOOD IS HUNGER .
FOR DRINK, THIRST .. ,
Score ont" for Soc He's nbsolutcly right
•.. thirst koo\\<: no SeMon. Thnt's \\hy
• nn"time as the right time for Coke. -
•
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men somt!j
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