Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 10, Number 2
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1951-09-02
Format
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Type
Newspaper
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II b~ on I..E:WIS AND CLA.Rl< COL..L.EG:e Talent Show, Twin Bill Movie,
Pep Band to Spark Program
On Tap at Orpheum Theater cr hond
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t hondeu
1co State
inturdny, VOLUME X Poriland. Orogon, F'rltiuy, Soptombor 28. 1951 Numbctr 2
•
~ IS PresidentsReportQualifications
s they
luston ......
thing
pont n 111 ~o::
~ or nu ...
:From I
be nt
-Rushing Dales
For Sororities
Slarl Monday 'A Little Wassail
For We 1Uns ••• ~
iivilies
I urals Wom('n nr~ urged to rl'gillter
.,r fnll sorority rliShing October
1-S, nnnounce3 l.nurcttn Myf'rs,
rrcsld<'nt of the lntci'Sororlly
council. Dcvokl's o( the old English cus
tom ol WD$Sall at Yuletide, will
not bt! disappolnkd this year, an.
nounC"cs Bob Ihlkcm, S•'nior, stu
dent body h ~"asun•r. Grarws tor
the festive bcverngc, were p1ckcd
last Friday. Scptc:mher 21, by
m<!rnbers or the Int.•r-Fml~rmty
Council. IFC Releases
Sign-Up Days
For Pledgees
Sign-up doys for frntcrnity nnd
£Ororfty fUfih(l(.'S WIIJ hr. OL'Xt
Monduy and Tu(!Sdny, Octohcr 1
lind 2, ncording to nn nnnoun~, •
mcnt by the tntcr-fl'ntc rnhy
council. all
ur legs Colbccon, girls hume economic.-;
society, plans lQ USC! the Um·t!
crnlt!s of grapes in conlmuing
their annual Wt1S$nil trndit1on .
pay n,.,.,
~s of
ley, C.XJ:IeJ
cs all
lipping
)Ut for Women Interested in joining
one o{ the three socinJ Greek
letter orgnntzntlons must pay 50
C"ents u:gistrntion !Ct! on Octo
ber l. 2 or 3, either in Denn Frec
da 0. Hnrtzidd's otrlct! any lime
through the doy, or durang thc
hours of II n.m.-2:30 p.m. in the
gymnnsJUm. No womnn will bP
rushed who~ nom(' does not np
pear on this rt•gish ntion list. Originnlly , in ancient Briton,
WllSllail wall compos~d of u cider
blUe, liberally impregnated \\ ith
roasted apples, cloves, cinnamon,
nutments , and other sptCI..'S. Added
to this aromntic mixtu~. were
scv~rnl volatile hqulds, wh1ch nrc
not generally thought conduc1ve
to clear thmkine . A $1 fcc must be paid when
signing at the Dcnn of Men's of
fice.
Qunli(icntions for pledging a
fraternity must be met bcfuN
Signlng up nt the D•:nn ol Men
oCiice. A stutlcnt must be ot lcru t
n hccond-krm frf'.shrnan, mu1o•
hnvc completed one term ot Lt'w
l~ and Clark nnd hove a GPA ol
at leotl 2.5. PART OF THE RALLY CREW tako a warm-up for lhe cou~ ing
fHH••hot tonight at 7:30 aJ th• Orpheum th•aru. and tomorrow
night. whon Ll'!wu; and Cleric's NorthwMt confel"'!nt:e champions
moet th• Llnfiold Wildcata. Yell·l~ader P 1 Hibbud lower. ovGr
Betty Lako, left. Ruth £ogeL c:.otn, aad Hel11n Oo1g, rigb.L
tihon.
• num
rt, is
crentiolt~.~~ To be chgiblc for rushing a
woman must h:l\'C (I) :1 second
lrc$hmnn stntus, (2) have
Lewis ond Clark tH
one term ond (3) hove nt
o CPA of at least 2.5 the
pnor to the ru$h period. ning n
n in
ba~kc
• bowl
le; sk
and b
~mes ter.
ed on
the
Is'
-Tht• sororlli£S, ThNn Kappn,
Alphn Gumma, ond Sigma Rho,
will hold lht•ir rush pnrtie~ in
that order, during the week be-
. Mondny, October 8.
Rushees w111 list their 1, 2 und
3 chotccs in Dean llnrtzfcld' s of
ce on prcferf'n ce: di\Y; Mondny,
October II, o.nd pick up their
there the followmg day, Oc-
16.
ursday A.M. Chapel
o F ealure Dr. Odell
In 'Great Door' Talk
"A Grcnt Do01 wiJJ be t!w
.__ ___ :uJIPI<:' discuacd by Prcsidcnt Mor-
• •
right
,,hy
okc. S. Odell during the 1 I n.m.
~er\'1((', Octobt•r -1, in Copel.md
chapel.
In his address Dr. Odell plans
point up the phtC'c of rl'"hgtous
:ntth 1n the lives of cducttted m·~n
women. Lik\•nlng faith to n
"'"l>lll!\ 1 he will illustrate how the
\"Br'JOtiS .. molccult. ;s" o( their per
"""'""ltcs nrc nllrnctcd mto n
~rtlr::t l JZPd pattern.
He f('cls thnt Christianity is
ten its own worst •·n~my be
~ or the smnll interpretations
en somPllmcs give to the mean-
~ngso( God and the Chrishan wny
lire. They tend to rule out
who dot~ n't sub:><:l'lbl..'
their own parttculnr op1010n.
··on tht• otht•r. hand,'' Dr. Odell
"~ducntcd men n.rc
<:t•nc(•rnt!d w1th the lnrger
ll!J>1~cts or whnt Goo menns to
wholt>SOmt! mdtvidunl and to
.. u~•JJ dcvclopmC'nt Th"Y :trc al :o
t:onc•~r o('d," he ;tddl'l.l, "with the
pt.;,rrntinn uf :til our ll•nnHnf to
them grt>ub:r understanding
God nnd the pattern o( liel
.. n·mmitted to us by Jesus Christ.''
The rhnp.•l choir, under the
tion nf L. Stunlcy Clarum ,
:;chedull'd to 111ng. Ncf>dless to sny, rumor hns 1t
that Lewis nnd Clark's wns.!;nil
bowl will not be quite ns brim
fuJI or PQtcncy as were those of
our doughty ancl!stor s !rom tb•'
Br itl!lh Isles.
T rodse Sets October 6
As Formal Dance Date
The first formnl donee of the
year will be held at the Sunk~n
ballroom of U1c Masonic lempll..
Saturday, October 8, under lhr
sponsorship ol the Trodsc sk.
club.
Ernie Carle and his band will
command the pod1um !or the
!\'Cning of dancing.
Dress for the formal w11l con
SISt of suits for the men, fonnnls
lor women, and under the order
of John Buell, Trodsc presadc.nt,
there will be no corsages.
Ttcket$ for the dance may b" -purchnst.>d Oct 1 to Oct. 5 at a
tickol booth m !ronl of the snnck
:~hack or from members <>l th~
organization at a price of ~.-10
n coupll The council also :monunt·ecl
lhc lollowing Gchedule lor rush
Ing:
Rush \\'C<·k: Octo9cr 7
Rush week di~aCTS : October 7
to 14
Rushl!l! prPfPrcncc days: Odu
ber 16 :1ml J 6
Frnh~rnity preferen ce dny: 0:
tobcr 18
Fratemity dny: October 23.
Library Reports Increase
Of Annual Book Service
The Pf.rct.nt.Jt.;:l. .nc.-rcn:.c dur
ing 1950-51 in the total collection
of books and bound periodicnls
wns 1 u per cl.!nt-a total of 4.089,
nccordlng to the nnnunl report of
Dr. Lown:•nce Tomltnson, Jibrn-
• rtnn,
ln the l.-ducntion department
D72 bonks were nddccl. A tot.'ll or
$2174.49 wns spent for subscrio
tions duriQB the period. Rccci\·~d
In gifts to the ljbrary were 901
Volumes ot books, 85 VOIUml'S o(
re~ aod1cols, 1174 ftl'puratc issut!S
.md ~800 .25 lol' the purch11se of
book·, Tnc purk will be ~~ to tho Orphcum thcatl!r for 90 caJts.
poWdl•r keg at 7:30 tOnight to (or the CXp)OSIV(! demoru.tro\ton
blast o powPrlul I~lnfu!ld colleg.-. On ltand fur the ~lent show
football eleven tnto submission Will be sopr<tno Bonmc Nc....:-
burgh, RniCJgh McVIcker at the
The 'ilpark'' wtll be In the form on;nn, nnd the p,.p band ~til stir
or n giant student rnlly nt tl1c up n few martltil :urs nncJ pr<'-
Orpheum theater. ent n nm•clty number.
Oc.tonolor charges ~ill be pro- ~o:u.:b .Jil(! Hu ton Will t,,. ther.o
\'Idee! oy the pr 'liCntlll ion Ol n to lhrow ful.'l on the fire. At Ia rt
tnlenl show, ,, pep sc~ion by thEi rcpGrts h wns buey prcp:mns a
rally SqtJUd, und a double ft!utur~ • T" for the bttl!!llt of Coach I .wl
movie. Durham's crew from LmTtdd, but
Tickds may bt• obuun-.'tl nt th( c.onscnh..'<f to appcnr for 01 braer
0.1olaltoN' for 65 c£'nts, or ot the Lame.
Faculfy Members Accept Posts;
Journey Afar to Further Minds
Nint! mcmbo•rs of the foculty Dr. EUn Kub:l. nnothcr member
last sprmg arP now in oth•'r posi-of last Y~':lrs psycboloro· dcp!lrt
tlons or are doing crndunte study m••nt, hnl'l o~ncd n pnvntc bu£1·
this yenr ocrordang to Information n~ tn I..os An eles.
n.>ce1vcd from the .Prestdr.nt's of-Rcmhnrd Pauly as studying to-
ficc.. \vord hJS doctor's de,"!rt.-e m the
Dr. Phillip H. Ovcrmcycr, Cor-school of mu~C' :at Y .. l•• unh•c.r
mt"r history proCessor, hns l\."'<:•·nt- sit)'. He wns n mwuc mslruc:tor
ly been appointed to thf' Wnge h~.
Stob1htnt10n board. He will lb(J a C. A Snbtn,
publtc member or dJiilrict 13 nnd speech. ts dom~:
will be ~tnth>ne d in Senttlc. ttl St.anfunl. 1nnruc::tur m
grnJuatc work
Dr. Ovc1 rnCJ'••J" cnmc tu the eo!-Elvy FredrkJtson IS doing au-
-----Trel Says .... --------.
"Corne on a my house lege trom DePaul university 1n ''once study ln U.t• f1t:ld uf math
Chtcngo In I •146 Dunnr. the wor t·mnt.i~ ::at Oregon Stnll;! coUcg,'!..
he spent three ycnrs w: d1netor She tonnerly tnught mnthcmnucs
ot the wage stnbtliUltiOn di\•iaion here.
And work a my stall'
Number ont.• tunc on VOY
AGEUR Ed1tor Tiel Tntor's llh
parnde is 'Come on a My Hou&c.'
The rt"nson? Sha likes the sonc
because she hopes it will bring
into tb~ minds ol the listeners,
idt:!ns about npplying tor POSI·
tion on the \'OY AG EUR f!t..'l{(,
1t n ·ttadl.nt is Journullstt~ol
ly inclined, but hos llm1tcd
wriltng I!Xpcrit•nr,•, there mny
bt~ ll po >ilion uv :1ilnble tu h1m
on th(: VOYAGEUR stnfl Op
partunit:v nwrut.s lhl' •. tudt•nt
mtorf:!stcd in photography. bu: i
nt•.ss ndministratlon, wrmng, or
nny one o! the mnny posil1ons
:1\'nilable.
Und,•rclnasmcn ore urgt.>d by
Tr~l to work on lht.' VOYA· GEUH in lower position work
in order to gain CXJ)I•ricnce ior
later pn:,motion . This pto.n of
promotion is to b~ 1nstignl.cd
this ~·cnr .
J\ctuul cxpericnre is not r .....
quih•d ~me t• much IS g:lml.>d
through rontncts mnde wath
student£', fucult.v und ndminas
trhtJon.
Studrnt • wotkinJi' f•n the
VO Y 1\U ll~L'R arc ''lit 1ble Cor
mcmb~.. •r,htp 1n Pi Ddtn 1-jp~i
Jon, nntlonnl journnlism hon
on1ry.
Fnr infurmntion reiurdtnQ in
h!r\'11!\\'S (or JK)SitlOI~. C"'OUlC'L
'l'rl•l Tator m the VOYAGEUR
utfi<"C. of the West Const Lumber corn- Pnul F. Luenow is nttc:nd1ng n
mission, o port of U1c Wnr l.abor gmuunte school \J:f tancung... ot
board. He wns nlso on the &Ul!C the Unn crsaty OJ .o\ruonn. Luc
of the Portland extension d1vi-now tnugh S,Prull$b her" lost
sfon O{ the SlDtC system of higher )'cDr.
educ:tLivn.
Robcn E. Me Co~, pollucnl s 1-
ence mstructor dunng the p: t
.)'car. n~-eptl'd the po t of labor
liou;on oifJc-c~. lnhor d&vulion of
thi! :b:conontic Coopucuion ~dmm-
1str-:U.!on. He v; 111 work m A then~,
GI'f!o~ .
Pnce Burlingame, IJUtr'\h'tor m
.1dvertJ&1ng lllSt .) enr, Is now o
mclnbcr o( lhe rucult}' or IJ\C' fld·
\'cr tismg dtJpartmcnl nl Ute Oru
vcnaty of 01'~.;gon.
t>r. Volney Fnw, IJc:~d Qf U11·
psyd~oiQgv llcpar·tmcnt. hns tic n
grnnt••d o lt•nv.:: ot nb c.:nrC> Cvr
tlus yc:tr to do groduatc c.tudy ht
the Unt\'CJSity of ChtCU£•1 Ht:
was o recent wmn~r of :l Foro
foundati on fcll<l\\ h1p Cor the ad
vo.n~mcnt of <.'CiU<'3lton. Youth Fellowship Group
To Discuss Religion
"Wh:lt College Does to My Rc
hgton" \\ •ll be th1.1 to pte l·•r d1 -
cu •ion ot the Colh • Youth Fel
lowship of the Pnmtm~ Hill Pr -
bylcrtnn ~hurel1 at 11·30 pm Sun
dnv tn the drawmg I"'(Jm of Pnln
\inc-Mnnor Cloyd Gutttnfson or
the soe•c;tltro· dt.:p:u~cnt w1ll b~
roculty rt: mure l·~ucr . Group
nd\ JScr 15 the Rc\' Robt rt E. Ru-
Ill ur.
1-licu.lty :md st-udents ure invn~
cti by tht Pulntine H1U church to
jllU\ the newly org nlt..:d choir
\~ hlch rehcntt s sn th C"hnpcl
• nd1 ThUJ'Edn:..· from 7:30 to 9 p.m.,
under ulru:tiOn of Ren Gtlln.spi('.
• Pa9t1 Two
Chan11.·e in Poli t_... \'
The lntcr-Sorolity council last Tuc.sdny decided to ap
portion Lhc faJl pledges to the three campus soronucs ac
cording to l) the number of g1rJs rushing nnd 2) the pr escnt
member~hip of each orgnniznt1on.
Three yca1'S ngo Lewis nnd Cl:u k sororities were equal
m stalus. However in the following 1 u h pt•riod, one organ-
1zntion became more ~declh·c whale two 0thers accepted
large pledge da~es. As a result the groups wilh bi~gcr mem
berships \\'ere more prominent on campus :md gnmcd more
not1cc of their aclivttie.s. Gradually the smallt>r soront1es
dropped in numbers nnd 1t became '-'''ident thnl n ~olulion
must be found by Lhc go\'Ctning board of presidents and 1Cp-
rcsentoti\'e.s.
These facts prompted their uHunnlum of September 25.
Therefore the counc1l urges thnl as many women as pos
sible sign up and that tltis year prospectin! pledges consi~er
cal'efullv each of the organizations before they make a
fJnal ~eicction. Do not choose to pledge a sorority because
of its reputation alone. they suggest. Rather ask yourself;
Do the members live up lo my standards? Do I fit into the
group? Are they :1ctually my "type of girl:'"
In the correct and truthful answers to these • PIONEER LOG
Egger Presents . . .
Roses to Ralliers;
Weeds to Colorist
Along with the othH lmpoll·
nnt J~ndcrs of the student borl;.•
I wnnt to welt:tnnc nil yo~1 new
tudents to LeWIS nnd Chn k 1 t ill
ulso my duly to inCorm fn·shmnn
gn·ls that th• y must ll'M't' tht•lr
nnmcs and ll'll1phl,lne mnnbt•rs
with me m the L.og ofhcc. This
mlot·nmtion Is \'ltnl in t'UI'e of
flood. ih c, or Saturday night.
1 think thai tlu.o rnlly squad
dcsen•es n sJ)i!~llll bouquet of
poppy s.•cd for their line work nt
the r::allies nnd at thl' fn'Sl two
Ioothall gnmes. T h c y have
work1.>d up some clevl•r IOutincs
which should bring Corth mu<'h
~ptri t from oil loynl Pionl·cr root
ers. I oh-o hn,·e a sp~cial mcssuGe
tor at the rnlly girls-hi thctt•l
Ha\'C you wondered into th••
lobby Of the gym lnlely? 1f SO, • Friday, Soptombor 28,
0 .., '
0 0° ..
...
.... " 0
0 (>
··---
c~
Ft
bus a
and t;.
countr
At
$30 a
ners ht
mcmbc.
Hom4
stones
mnde a
t10n by
ter Pa
This
rests the future of Lewis and Cla1 k's sororities.
candal Here questions
A.L.G. vou were undoubtt.>dly tmprcssed • by tht:-fine closstcnl color schcmr>
which has been installed therein.
I am not oppol'-ed to pa ogres•
but someone must sec to it that Journalist Notes Millinery
Campus Mascot Wags Tai
By almost unanimous appro\'al, the Nalionnl
association congress has upheld the college "honor Student lh1s mstitution of higher osmost!'
retains ilc; tradHaonal consul vn svstem" Who ,..ays nothmg dtffercnl ever
happens nt college? To dale I have
wttnt'~'lcd some slirnngly difft'r
ent sights r1ght here this year. " ttve tratts Bo.by pink, do.rk
despite Lhe recent controversy over the expt!lling of 90 cadets brown and royal purple ut! rn
from West Point for cheating on c.xams. The congress also 1 spmng colors; but token togeth·
urged the "continuance and furtherance of the honor system cr they arc not worthy oC whnt
Salvador Duli might crente while Mosl nutstnnding fashion not
ed nbout campus is the quaint
head-dress worn by the Crcshmcn
this !nll. Besides the orange bean
ies which are standard cranial at· in coUege communities." suffering from the nfte•·-dCects Now at the beginning of lhe college year we should con-of a doubfc glass of buttermilk .
sider this unfortunate incident at West Point and as stu-Contributions to the Society for
dents bring into clear stght some of our own habits and t.he P& e\'ention of Color Cruelty
search ourselves introspectively. Although many persons do to Gymnasiums will be gladly
not believe Lhal the students were at fault on their own, it accepted. tire !or male novice scholars
there is an abundance o( fcm·
ininity sporting orange ribbons
in their hnirdos. By far lhe most
ghostly millinery glimpsed by
thl!. scribe arc the olive bonnets
innovated by the residents of
Stt:v. art hall for the rrosh gal Well. due to lhc crit icnl short-
is a judgment on intent. oge or low-gr·ade shell CO\'erin''
Ne1ther should the professor under-rate the honesty this is all the space that I can
of his :students by giving the same examinallon to different take up th& \\'(ck.
sections of a c1ass on different duys. People WILL talk and --.----------------------
people WILL ask questions and who can be blamed fat Friend-Sponsored Conference Seeks
domfr ~~~~:~tow our best judgment and ptav tair with the Solutions to World Peace Problems
h _ d u · the classroom there wili be no scandal. A dark lace lit with cnthuE>- The group was composed of ot er.:. aroun s m F B C 1asm. A ltghter kin !m\\ ned wtth gn1duntc students Crom many na
here. · • perplexity. Together the faces of tions who had been selected by
Too Late Nozv
Several seniors ha\'e been heard complaining bilte1ly
thnt lbey cannot get in geography or geology classes. The
classes are filled, they moan, and they lack the science credit
nc~ed :for graduation.
Do they really have reason to complain? Actually, no.
The fault lies with them because lhey failed to contact the
faculty members teaching these subjects and thus obtain an
O.K. to Lake the course.
The symbol ":;"and the word "permission" beside a sub
ject in the cla~s schedule means: Meel with the instructor
listed in the booklet, discuss prerequisites with him and s1gn
up as a future member of his class.
Following these simple instructions could
many a painful headache.
lJrr tc.n .. bulldlnlt!! wllh lll&h rqof•
•land for t'lam.:IUh lOll and Fr ~·urJI): :n.,,. oot.blt "LOn• p;u hM nt•d cllua;lnc h v
h nd an Air of r!dmo!lf! ntul trudlcJun, •
}h..r In" I lin~; c-ool I! tot n ron ~u. talond "> mll<lliC r.r h"T cl!JI;fn• " ro nnturu n.nd tu Cod.
• • • have saved
G.V .F.
H• ra l~~o a f~«n~lly ot m~n and \\ om~n
no• on I) crown ~~ ... p In llnowlo .. lt:•. l•ut In t\ '"lorn,
In fallll und und•·l'liU•rullr•J'. In drt\'IIIJOn lo \Joel
und n. iL<" 10 thtlr f<"ll<lw mna • , J'• f'I!Oillj ,.. h'lk lh ~ r• ~rlv. n lrt<•l> •nd comtil<'lel:r
to tl•e t.-.:aehlnc or truth and tblrtf:1i "orth-.'hlle.
• • •
1-f, rf' '" an aunO!Ia•b r•, u lntdltlun, n •&uht I auly
that sooth~• on<l p•t •>2cll~a •••
A ch=lll•:r•t:• lt> gro'" an <I dr\ •ll)p
lbtt rlnctrt that II~ tr.hrtrua within Ul!
H•"~'" Jl,.... contt:ntmt:nt and ln•t~1rnllora, lt r() I• 5:nm.,h to•n1rd a L•uu· '"11> <Jt ll(c
-Doa L Jonu
&llhomcr't; TrunRf· r Studornt from • ·ont .. Tn JdDho t:ollt:,;~ ol .Education many hue:; and nnt&ona.llties the1r advisers tor advan~ed study
struggled to\\ ord undel'" tnnding of world pence problems. They
tn lntematl onal Scr\•icl'! Seminars faced the difficultieS of interna·
throughout the world. tsonal economic and social bar-
In Arizona, Dr. John Anderson, ric1s and lhe misunderstandings
campus director of religious edu-ct<'atcd by the recent wars.
cation, scr\'cd as dean ol the •·However, the greatest prob·
Verde Valley School conf!.'rence !em," Dr. Anderson says, "was
from June 27 to August 18. He solving personality and tempera
and two other .slnlf m•'mbers with ment dilfcrenccs rather than cui
their families devoted themselves turnl conflicts."
to th1! proJeCt not only ns lenders They sought solutions for these
but also as rcprcst'ntali\'C Amcri· problems in the formal meetings
can .family groups. of the day and the evenings hours
The camps arc sponsored each of culturnl interchnngc. Between
year by the Amencan Friends [J'Ioment.s of seriousness they re
Scrvicc rommitlte ns one of sev-laxed in the carefree atmospht:rl
eral kinds of youth proJects. The of squurc dancing with the ·Can-
1051 session followed the lheme. yon Kids" of Arizona and in the
'Consb·uc.:ling Foundations of .soc1nbJcncss of lht: people or Se-
Peac~ ." dono noar the sehoul.
ii===== BARK OF THE LOG
Keep Pioneers Rolling, Says Rally Squad;
Mark All Possessions, Advises Custodian
To the editor:
We would hke to thank all of
the l;tudcnts who attended the
LC·SOCE game. We really hod
a tJne turnout. Spirit was high
and the game wa great! I know
that the ft:llows on the team npTo the editor:
r---------------------------1 1 preC'tated seemg se mnny Lewis I wish to gJVe a word of ad·
vice to the absent-mmded mem·
bc:rs o! the: studt:nt body: Put
your nnmc and address in your
books and cqu1pment. Followmg
th1s rult: wlll save you grid &n
the future.
ttfllclnJ JIUI>llnnUun nf lltll \(IUJ<ot. •• hd ,.Jiuol<tlho urI, .. ,. IHtd t"hlrk oou .. ,· Put.llllht>d w•t ly dUI"ll>g lht: O<JIIrt;t yrur I"'UIIAt'rlsliiQU T 11(01 n .••o lJ<"r )'• Ill'.
J~nt• red iUi .. , • oncJ d•~:•i'', ·'''•' 1 l'ortlnml, Cir11-ron.
EDITOR
Bryce White
8J>o1U OJ:aQclr. Olbb B4Jwr1al &all OrtlAaUII C aodal We'" O.nWli11e apron, CartOII.U.l Jim Loac ••II-OJ' MlU..r Buln••• Maaacer OtCirft BaakaU &.pCII'tartl l Oartb Falllll.aJ' , CJll:lcll Ot11b, Otrat41A• •r,rott, •&Jlcy Killer,
.&Jill Oraaata~. Oeora• •••k•ll. Brye. W'IJJte, r oy4 OP.IIUIIllla 3.Dd Clark rooters in the ~lands
Becau1 e th&.s 111 a strong tudent
body upporting nn equnlly . uonr
colleg(: and t~om, we must re
member thut our spirit i5 not only
impoa tnnt to the squad but nlso
to the chool.
Be sure to allcnd the theater
l'ally tomght at the Orpheum .
There\ lo!oltlf. to b•' a terdlie
&how. 1\nd don't forgt.•t the l.in
licfd gam1. tomormw. We want n
good turnout.
Let's ke••p the JJaoneers rolling!
Tho Rally Squad Each week the maintenance
tafl finds many articles left by
t udt:nts in dnsuooms. the gym
n~ium . the cnletcrla, etc. Articles
found mcludc book:;. notcbotlkl>
and clothmg. However many
lhJnga ltr!.' not rt>eoverP.d by u
bet:&u6e ot the fuslure o! somr.
to murk their bt'lon{~mgs .
Save yourself tun(' and need
lt•s:> expeon~ by clearly tdentify.
mg your possessions. You won't
be sorry.
Eph Thomas.
Cu. tod&nn. dorm1lot te!i Could there be 3
tiVl' of elimsnnllon bchmd
billiou!i blindcr"i? Trod~c
is only n week uwny y'know,
''Where':; Heathcliff~" was
ott hpped phtn!le around
shnek during reglstrntion and
tirsl week of clns:;es. He's
now. bar as life and
homrlv Ccan dogs file .-u ....
had n short talk with him
week which ml~,;ht cxplnm
nbsence.
"Hi Hoathcliff ,H says I.
wagged h&• t.ul
Wt've worried about
Didn't gel your K. 9 rese1 ve
dtd you'!" he wagged his
with a chuckle .•. (T h is is
\'l'r)' d&fftcult stunt).
"You're not having trouble
the businc"~ offtce I hope?
maybe you've bct>n o;ick ~ ..
<~tuck out his long:Uf' to !lqut.
the lntlc11 assumption
I was irritated. "Look
I snid. •·cul out lhl tlencc lrt
ment nnd give the LOG a st~
ment Will you?'' I kno\\ vou
bl!he,·e this, but the old
then proceeded to give me
uti-the-record lecture about d
not being able to tnlk and
they dtd people wouldn'l
It 3n)'WO)'.
·•Just soy I showed that 1
glnd to be back for the co1rn
year by wnsgmc my toll vi'
ously,'' he told me. Okay H
chf!c, you win. ton 1oe1
ter of F'
tnformaJ
Coming
Rec•st
rushing
Dt1n Fl
lice, all
1\Yecn 1
n booth
Frater,
llcp,ins
Dem Jo
Iober 1-l
dny.
New ~
\\ 11J be i
h\ Colhe
ll rl t d
tobcr .J,
m the 1
ment.
Any g
partmcnj
learn m
lh1s int5
N 101 ·' ~
Bttl'oJhf!l
Students Take N Engag~
(:niOJ s~ Faculty Adds Course Euape.hl'
bt en ~et Two Lew1s nnd Clnrk Carol , members aided the collcgt'
~ nd cdu1 summca by workmg on the
tructlon crew nt Stcwurt h 1 l~nds Rtchud Because o! thctr thorough
~lrnne ot prehensiOn of the subject, Septemb• were graduntcd summn 1
laude and given jour parents.
cards by the local hod b<:en set.
unaon "Whether to Carry Down th1
or Two Pieces of Lumber The w
Tame' wa!: the lith: of their lorml'r I<
is. (Conclusion: two men studcmt,
one p&ccl!. Result: less work, dent boq
pay.) :~n event
The success ot the instruc minster I
work this summer had prom f1c1at.JnR
the college t.o consider a L('()nard
c:our<".e m hodcnrryi ng to the John E 1
Iiculum For inform.&tJon lnclud,
WJ1l1nm M. Htll tart maid w~
or Robert C. McCo) After ~
science d<.•pnrtm('n t). stone N~
(Ed. Note: Seriou•ly. Ahe ·•rc m ~
congratulates Mt'. McCoy end ~Irs. Dul'l
Hill for helping to •Pood th• Unrvcrsit
atruction of the new dorm. Duncun i
ocllon.a are indicatlvo of tht 11'mrn.uy.
aplri1 of progreulveneu &IIII.J Club NOY
by both fac:uJJy ond atudenJa 'Mw dr,.
LC.) Mnnor w
• r 28,
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0 '
0 ()
0
0 " friday, Septomber 29, 19SI ...
On the S()Citt/ S1de By Nancy Miller
and Co.~otdine Sprott
Local Foster Parents
Send Aid to Orphans
Congntulatlons , mom and pop faculty PIONEER LOC
Pa;e ThtGc
oo zn an w1c Af .
D• tnbutl•m P<•inta ror the t.oc ter Touring Local Campuses
urc ns follows: This post spnng the Lee 1mn-
u tbe llonlletofo
In th• nm lly took up n.•s1dcncr> in Portlnnd. 10 the 1lO•tofllce or Soon uftl'rW"'rdl Whll" on u dnt , In tbe :r.oo oftlce " •·
Jr n studt nr s1111 docs not ob- Vt.•t nu cJ~·clded to mnke 1t. , n
tuln n PRPP.I Mtcr s,nrchmg in "educntlonnl date" and \ JSit all or --- For thc_p.tst thl'l'L Y~•n~. bety,ctm 40 and 50 fncnlty mcm
bt.:t'S nnd frH~~ds of the college have been fecdmg, clothing
nnd cncuuragmg two 01·phnns Jiving in Eutopc'• war-torn thmo• lo('auons, hl! miRhl look m th~> collf!gP. campuses In thll lo-
ery
Ta1
ere be a
:>ehind
·odsc
U?" war.
around
tion and
;, He's
:1d twice
le sui
lth him
explnm
says r.
about
reserve
ted his
lT his .
trouble..,.
'1 hope'
sick?"
• t.o ·"'-! ""' ,,
..oak
ilencc
,OG a
• ,1\'e me
about d
c and
dn't bcU
the col_ll
tail
kay
,..
o~ourse
lark faCl
college
on the
lwart hnl
prough e
UbJecl,
~mma .
J
Carry
umber
~ thetr
men
work, ttie oattteda cnltly, J\ftcr a visit r..o m:my nenr the llbl'llry
the reteronu room ur by collt.>ges, t~hc made 1. wis ani
the noor ol the lt1lAclt ehlloll, or <till CJm k the CtJmpUll of hrr chnH .. countries. •..,~oo'h'nll •ome tLu4etu•a ••lanu ••'0.4· and immf>din tely "fell in la~t
If :you still cnnnot lind a copy v1Lh 1ts llenut.Hul grounrJs "'1111d
of lht• I.OG, stop worrymg, it'll fm:ndJy splnt." She Is ni)W .. An Italian girl nnd a boy from Greece are supported on
$30 a month, raieccl by these foster parents at potluck din
ners held once n month lor th~
membt!rs. o( nn afternoon lea, givl'n bv the probnbly ,..Thursduy and the thing freshman and has grown t·ve:n
hn!'n'l come out Y1 t' tondu of the rollege us sh•• r -
Home tir~. birth dates ond h(c members of Mu Phi Epailon for
6t0r1es of these 1 wo cluld1 en are nil In•shman und new mu 1c lu
·mode nvn1lnblc to th1s orgunlza· dents. Dr. Frccdo 0 llnrtzf!:!ld,
uon by thl· nat1onnl otr1cc ol f'os· dt•<Jn of women, nnd Mrs. Ma1-
tcr Parents m New York. gnrct Sh:inmelZ, adviser of the
This t:roup wos orgnni:tcd by honQrary, poured.
Mrs. Willium StnHord, Mrs. w10• Wctcommg SPt'cches were glv-
, !1eld Ncagly nnd Mrs. Rt•mhard !!n by Dr. John Stark Evnns, he.1d
• Pauly, all o! whose husband s of the music deportment, and
were former Instructors nt Lewis Edith Kilbuck, prt>sldent oC th,:
nnd Clark, and ll hus continued honorary.
with new membc1s joining to adrl New oC!k<lrs Cor th1s y••ur were
their cUort.. to thts l'XLcmtion ol elect! d ut a dmnel' mcctmg of
the honds and hearts of friend- Alpha Psi Omega, nutionul drn·
ship. matk honOI'Ory, It lhe home of
An fnitilll plnnn1ng meeting wa• Mr Betty Gurdincr, nd\'iscr, Adult Evening Classes
Reach Enrollment of 200
lv<:ning c:ln• ·!..._ oC t c. ldul·
tcJucation program begun Mon
duy oC this Wt.!ck with nn cncour
nging enrollment, according to
Dr. C. W. Howard, director.
Dr. Howard srud more than 200
how~ lK·~·n enrolled in the p1 o
ttrnm nnd thl• number is expected
to rise. Courses arc oltered in 21
difft·Jcnt subwcts. Classes ar~
held for udults m the late after
noon and evening and nre held
both on tllmpus and downtown Verna Lee
New to th,.. collece Is tiny five
loot two inch Verna "Jiappy"
l.A!t•, who ha1ls from Honolulu,
Hnwau.
&rn in Honolulu 18 ycnrs ngn
"Happy" got her fu11t glimpse
of' the Umtcd Stales lnst sum
m<•r wlo1h• she tourt•d th~ W!!JI'
coast with her fandlv. • ht•ld lilsl W<•dnrsdny evening, in St•ptember 25.
Palatint.• Monor lor old members Those Jaking oftico aro: Dowcy F orsensic Squ d N d p t• . t
;.nd Pvnyonc conn(!Clcd with tn~ Ha.tloas, president : Nan P1lman, a ee s ar lClpan S c:Jnimcd, "It's the b<>st school m
th•" world.''
Th•• rnvcn-h~>adcd student's
first unpress.1on of Amencnns
wos thnt they nrc Dlwnys an a
hurry. She thinks thot th• lln
wniJons are more hoppy-go-lucky
lhnn the Americans ll n d th •y
don't worry ns muc:h. Laughing
ly she ctJmmcnted, .. Maybe 1''
due to lhe wenthc.r herP."
"Hnppy" does not hke the wen~
lh••r 1n thu; country as ll is o
unteuled and too dlamal for •he
lril!ndly inhobitnnts nnd atmr,,.
ph•.•rt;>. The .studt·nts seemed CVl'l
more so<:1ablc: thnn the other JX l·
pic in thas country. "I thmk it
Is br•caust> of their on<! gcncw1
.Jim, to better thcm.sclvC$," V..:~nn
sal d. rolll'gc who are intNcstcd In Uu':. vico prosidoru; Delores Hosc:o<:!< F I I )J • I D b • B
propnm &ecretary: Don English tTeaaurer. or ~ ~reo eg1a e e abng outs
If you would liko to moot to-Mu Phi Epsilon . nat1onul wom- An open JnVJli!JJon 18 ~:.At<:ndrd bate with St. Mnry's o! C..altfor- At !irsl Ame-rica seemed vc y
gethor with friend& once a moruh en mu~1c honor.lr). will pleagt' to .. nvon" int" •nd · · · 1 Iaroe compared with 1 he t~.lV' ... ...., '" ""rc:s...- m JOining n a, to bu held on the campu ·., • o1
for an evening of fun with the eleven music student..<: to Its mcm-!pccch competition on an inter-Tuesday night, October 30. islands of her nnuve Innd. "Wh:,r,
greater purpose of helping two bership Monday evenine, Octo-l'Ollegla te level, aoordmg 10 Bv- in the hme It Lnkes to come fro n
b 1 7 • 1 k Th ., It will b•• the first mectJng b _ children enjoy tho small pleas-cr • at o c oc · c <cremon~· ron Kelhnm, manngl'r of the fo- Porlland to Lew1s nnd Clllrk, \,•
•. •'II b h ld t th h f u tween the schools in thiS tvp. d L-uru of the necoulties of bvtng, •' 1 e e a e orne o ~"•rs. ren. 1c team. " coul U1: m o differen t part Qf
M t S•-· · A h com!)etihon nnd the qucstJon th conJact Mrs. A. L. Throckmqr . • orgul"(' ..cmmetz. s ort "There are no restridions on e country, • she compnrecl
b . post.-d wiiJ be: "Resolved: That lon, .ecretary of tho local chap· usmess mee:llng and des ert will fn hmnn pnrt1cipntlcm Kclh.un ~F.v;:m though America JB hug",
f II The Fcdcrnl Covernm•:nt Shoul:t ter of Foster Parenta , for further 0 ow the IOitiatiQn said, "nnd no previous cxpenenc<: the closeness and friendhn~ 1
Th b lnslltutt• A Permanent S.v tcm of anformation. oso cing pledged include: IS 1 equlred." her people mnkt! il n very bvnMt> Pnce :md Wage Contrul." Corning Evenla Nane-Ue MeAndic , Delores Hea Anyone intercstt>d should con· nnd lovable country··
Rt:g1r.trat1on Cor fall sororiJy c:oek. Evangeline Antonopoulos . tHct Mrs. Betty Cnrdner. director p j c
rushing begins October I 3 10 Alone Ogilbeo Ford. Loris Lorca oC forensiCS, in ~pcech nrts 10. fQ essor apper-/ohnson
Dc3n Frcedn 0. Hnrtzfeld's o. Kathleen Brownlow . Pa.lay An Students may choose wh1ch cnlt'-
ticc, all through th< doy or bC'· nata. Darlene Clayton Zakca. gory they wish to enter. H 0 J ds Ocean C TOSSl·n g T1" tJe
tween 1 1 n.m. ond 2.30 p m at Catherine DoMou . Sally Dawe, AellvUy credit of one or two
n booth m thc gymnns1um, and Catherine Halverson. hour depending on the extent ot By Geraldine Sproll npr~ nlt'd at the conler!Cn e
Fratol'nitv rushing Cor thl!l !nil Pla.m lot fonnin ~ •1 mother' s mdividu11l patticipntion, wlll be Dou ;myonl' wnnt to «:ontcsl 1 was to be ex~cted, Cap~r-John-
bcgans with It reelstrnl10 n in club and rushing proceduJ L'S Wt>l c fo!iven for the course. Iitle? A campus r~cord Cor O<.'can son said. However he bcli'-'ve •
Dt:un Joe Huston's ofiicc on 0<'· toptcs ol dt5Cli&Slon at the Alpha l..ast year the: •~roup entered Hl crossing!: is probably hdd b, "It is 5.,d that the Chlnese"J)Coplf",
tobcr 1-2 any time through the Gamma meeting in Akm H<1ll membc•rs in nine difCerent tour-Karhn Capper- Johnson, new heroes of J -1 yeors or struggle
day, last Wedneaday evening. namcnts nnd contests. with tou:-membt!r of the departments of with Jnpnne:-~ aggressiOn, W• c
New girls in home economics Sigma Rho m.•d~ fmul nrrangr. fm;t places and numerous sec-h1stoQ', pohttcal sc~encc nnd ge-not Jcprec,.nted :lt the confcl"-
\\111 be pue$l, at n ten spon ·oreq munb lor tht•Jr ru.>h pasty at onds, thirds and honorable men-ography, smc:e he hns ern ··d l'nce."
h) Colhocon. home economsc~ ln-thetr second mectmg of the yea-r tJon. the Atlantic 17 umcs! l\lore direct lhnn Grom\'ko
tt n t club nt xt Thursday, 0..:-1 at the home of Gerald me Sprt!t:. The aquad baa scheduled a de-A Davison scholnr from Ox .. pc1 forntions on behalf' of Com-
tobcr 4, between 2:30·4:30 p.m ford to Hnrvnrd, Copper-John munlSt Chma." he saJd. was t.l~
lmn"nlth.e home cconOJnJC.S depart~ Dean F ogdall Arranges Freshman son made his first crossing ln COO\'CJS!lJOn he hc~rd from on
" 1926 to c:ontmUl' hiS z;tudJl'S elderly lady UJUung to o pollee
Any girl intcrP.:ltcd in the tlC'-Departme I I c f R there. mnn at lhe peace conferenc~. 01"·
pnrlmen t is urged to nthmd and n a on erence ooms In London 10 :rears Inter he gusted nt lrelond's r~el\tnS nQ
learn more.! o! the ncliv•tics oJ "Soml· Tips for Scholastic Suc-lsludcnL'>. was a ddtgnte to n League of mvnnuon she stud, "It' o hn
lhJs interest group, nccording to cess in Lewis and Clark College" To all Lewi1 and Clo..rk sopho- Notions conference on sccurm nnd lh1s tre.at) 's no guod!"
N tnl'. Miller, 'preSident Will be the theme otlcred to the mores. juniors and seniors! and pencl'ful change ond m 1947 Small colleges he belle\' • :d-
Betrotbed ln•shm&n class m its seminar lo Dlpartmental contucnccs will he studied minority PJ"Oblems lrl low for ''more mttmote ""ork
Engaged 'lre Haig 0. Carlozian , be held next Tue.;dn)' in the cam meet sn the r(loms as follows: Hungary nnd Czt c:hosiO\'DkJn. which moy be an advantage d
r mor .pecch nHIJOJ tnd Shirley pus theater Scheduled at 11 ·OO !-;nglish-Ailcn-B-3 -l. Recently, Ct~pper- Johnson nl· the .student tnkes lhe ndvan-
Euupahr, Portlund . No d<~tc has a.m., the scmmar '' 111 tenturl: Speech Arts-Gardiner S.\ 10. tended the San F rnncssco mecr to~ ... " On the dasadvant:~geous
bt:l:'n ;tt 101 I h<> Wl·ddlng. kodal'hrome shdec; dl:'!lifOled by J:.'on•ign Lan~:uurc--l\le1er--\· 11. mg Remarkmg on Lhfs "massh c ~•d•:. he says that n smnll t.'fll-
Ca.rol Joano Bigham , 'Oenior art Vergil S. Fogdall, dean or :stu-Rellgion -Ander on-P-6, dt'monstration of unti·Culrlmu- lege "moy result m slut.lent.c; be-
:md edu(·ntJon JnilJOf, I'> telling dcnt.\0. Philo:.ophy-Hnrdngton-B-:!9. nism," ht> soid, "tht> Snn F"rnn-1ng pamfX!rt!d ." It d<ws howc\'e'r,
l• icnd!i of her ••ngnyt•mcn t to Dt.•an Fogdall emphnsizcs thut Biology-G 1Jchr1st-P-I. cisco con fercnct.• was •m l,v Pt"r~ he llunks, "pro vade :1 commun1ty
Richard RuuoU. Univcr 1ty of th1s freshman seminar hos bL~n Nursinc-Bouffard -P-10. functorily 0 sign of n treaty. In lile not pre~tnt 1n a unavcrslt,> ."
Mmnc• otn, announced at u party a long time in the making ond ChcmJatry-Thaycr-B-10. rce&hty 11 wns 0 lluttle in the cold
September 23 at the home of her otrcrs the hop~.; that "it will be or Physu:s-Groe ning-B- 18. war or cast nn!l Wr!St. Its purpose Juniors Meet Tuesday
P4fl:'nts. No wedding date hns prncttcal value to cnch student."
1 Motht:mat ics-Arnold-.t\·2. was partly 10 Pn>\'ide n sort ol
lttn et Attendance •s e"pected of the en· Geography- Bull-BA·•i. public spcct:.clc of the end ol th<'
Down the Aalo tire class and roll w11l be checked Econom1c Stemhardt-BA-2 . wor: p:lrtly hl imprcs the Rus
sians with the size of' the nnu-Ttlt!re '' JL b• n Junior ci:J.s.s
meeting nt 12:30, Tue~ay, Octo
ber 2, in B-24. The purpose ol the Thc w(ddmg ol Jean Herald and recorded as £t purt o! each Hlstor)-W•.\Ikcr-A-13.
former Lt!wi i.lnd Clark Enrh .~ ~tudent' s permanent n:cord. Politkal s~u:nct.'-Dubach- B-H. Cummumst block. Partly It was mt:ctmg as to cl.:~:t t.hc JUnun clO£s
$ludent, to Robert Duncan. tu-At the time of the freshman P vcholor,· Fow-B-38 10 let lhc Ru SIGns ft.t!l whnt H IS prmccss for homecoming .
dent body prt. Jdt:nt m '50. \\'<IS gathering, sophomores, JUnior SocJology-Gustafson-BA-1 . hkt' to be in front of n dcmacrntJe I AJI jumors are urct.>d to attend.
nn event of August 28, at West-and ;eniors are scheduled to at '\rt -Hinshaw-Ar t·:!O. audience ." ~we w nnt to pl(::.k the girl lhot
mmstct Presbyterian chur-ch. u!-tend their departmental scminruos. i Muslc-1:.:\•ans-Chapcl. The treat.)• it•t•lf '"'05 generous will rtprt.'!ent the entire JunJ\)r
f•ciatint~ cll•rgymen were Dr. Rooms assigned (or these ml:ct-Bus. Admm.-;\1cAihster-B-30 . Capper-Johnson thinks, nnd h· das.'h'' <>.ays President Stan J\ti&-
fd Leonard Odiorne nncl the Rev 1 ing:. arc hsted below. Educnuon-Grnhnm-B-!N . says lhnt Its like is nol to be chell.
l.'!r · D 0 found Jn modern bJc;,torv ~------------- . to the John E Rnn!>om. unns rlentat1on week u Home El-onom.-Hartne.s.s-A-24. •
d d H F . generous pro\'IS,ons nrc dcSigJ,t,:d hon Included .. unon.,: the brides- stu Y gus e, • ow to uti :1 Journnhsm Harding -Journal-t
C C I o brmg J:1pan 1nto the Camn HPr\:.rllnu•maids wns N.mt'~ ' Wl•ll~; , out-sc Ut o legl" W\1!> distribut• ism buildintt .
d t d t W d r)( natwns;· C.:1 p p e r-JrJhn nr1 Aftlor n hontymoon 10 Ydlrm-c to new ~ u en rtLtl•n in n flh~ H·nl E Fix-G-:!0. ,.
y, &be
:oy and
!IOd tho
dorm. Lone Nc~lionnl purk, the c·oupl-:-humoroub vein, tht· pamphh :t wns Phv.ic:al F.d Turner-G-:!9 .
iltc m Dubuque, )0\\ 11, wht•n• nuthorcd by Fo~dnll and Cw1lym Gutduotc Educ -;\lcACec and
Mr Duncnn I\ tudytnf( nt th!.' RobNts, of the psycholury Ol'· l<'n!.bll'-W ..!.
l1niv•·rsity ol Dubuqul • and M:-. partment Cup1es arc sll11 nvuil r---------------,
Dunclin is in his middle _ycnr of iible m the oHtcl' or the dean or Attention
Wholesale Candy
Food SpeclaWes o! the f~'mmary.
neu Club News
sJud,enJ•I 'rht· drawing ro11m of P;~lntinc j' Will Pay 30c a Rldt
70th at 3:30 P.M.
744 S.E. lOSt h. T A 8243 I ~
Mnnor wus tht• c:n:nc Wt:dncsdny To
~-----------------------------------------------' Jim Hruby Co.
2021 S. E:. BoJmoDJ Vt: 4372 :)tl)'~.
Mnny \"nrit.:tlcs uf dt.:mocrn tl('
N presP.ntutl\'t'S atto!nucd tht.: t·un
fen•nct.'. mcludanu .. uh.l r. n u
young, ntlucnt fnmt''-schcx•1 ctul
drt•n. GI's, tO);I dn\1'J"S nnd bu~.t•
ness men,'' Cnppt r-Jot.nson no1·
ticed.
The foct tllot JndJa nnd Bu.nn
were nmon~ t'le rountr • ~ ro• JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station
• Lubrication
• Batteries
• Cas aod OiJ
• Til'es
4255 N. 1:. Sandy BJ-.d.
""' 1il th«'
c of .t;dua
'l the toJ;ir
II b~ on I..E:WIS AND CLA.Rl< COL..L.EG:e Talent Show, Twin Bill Movie,
Pep Band to Spark Program
On Tap at Orpheum Theater cr hond
nting w,,,,:
0
t hondeu
1co State
inturdny, VOLUME X Poriland. Orogon, F'rltiuy, Soptombor 28. 1951 Numbctr 2
•
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-Rushing Dales
For Sororities
Slarl Monday 'A Little Wassail
For We 1Uns ••• ~
iivilies
I urals Wom('n nr~ urged to rl'gillter
.,r fnll sorority rliShing October
1-S, nnnounce3 l.nurcttn Myf'rs,
rrcsld<'nt of the lntci'Sororlly
council. Dcvokl's o( the old English cus
tom ol WD$Sall at Yuletide, will
not bt! disappolnkd this year, an.
nounC"cs Bob Ihlkcm, S•'nior, stu
dent body h ~"asun•r. Grarws tor
the festive bcverngc, were p1ckcd
last Friday. Scptc:mher 21, by
m<!rnbers or the Int.•r-Fml~rmty
Council. IFC Releases
Sign-Up Days
For Pledgees
Sign-up doys for frntcrnity nnd
£Ororfty fUfih(l(.'S WIIJ hr. OL'Xt
Monduy and Tu(!Sdny, Octohcr 1
lind 2, ncording to nn nnnoun~, •
mcnt by the tntcr-fl'ntc rnhy
council. all
ur legs Colbccon, girls hume economic.-;
society, plans lQ USC! the Um·t!
crnlt!s of grapes in conlmuing
their annual Wt1S$nil trndit1on .
pay n,.,.,
~s of
ley, C.XJ:IeJ
cs all
lipping
)Ut for Women Interested in joining
one o{ the three socinJ Greek
letter orgnntzntlons must pay 50
C"ents u:gistrntion !Ct! on Octo
ber l. 2 or 3, either in Denn Frec
da 0. Hnrtzidd's otrlct! any lime
through the doy, or durang thc
hours of II n.m.-2:30 p.m. in the
gymnnsJUm. No womnn will bP
rushed who~ nom(' does not np
pear on this rt•gish ntion list. Originnlly , in ancient Briton,
WllSllail wall compos~d of u cider
blUe, liberally impregnated \\ ith
roasted apples, cloves, cinnamon,
nutments , and other sptCI..'S. Added
to this aromntic mixtu~. were
scv~rnl volatile hqulds, wh1ch nrc
not generally thought conduc1ve
to clear thmkine . A $1 fcc must be paid when
signing at the Dcnn of Men's of
fice.
Qunli(icntions for pledging a
fraternity must be met bcfuN
Signlng up nt the D•:nn ol Men
oCiice. A stutlcnt must be ot lcru t
n hccond-krm frf'.shrnan, mu1o•
hnvc completed one term ot Lt'w
l~ and Clark nnd hove a GPA ol
at leotl 2.5. PART OF THE RALLY CREW tako a warm-up for lhe cou~ ing
fHH••hot tonight at 7:30 aJ th• Orpheum th•aru. and tomorrow
night. whon Ll'!wu; and Cleric's NorthwMt confel"'!nt:e champions
moet th• Llnfiold Wildcata. Yell·l~ader P 1 Hibbud lower. ovGr
Betty Lako, left. Ruth £ogeL c:.otn, aad Hel11n Oo1g, rigb.L
tihon.
• num
rt, is
crentiolt~.~~ To be chgiblc for rushing a
woman must h:l\'C (I) :1 second
lrc$hmnn stntus, (2) have
Lewis ond Clark tH
one term ond (3) hove nt
o CPA of at least 2.5 the
pnor to the ru$h period. ning n
n in
ba~kc
• bowl
le; sk
and b
~mes ter.
ed on
the
Is'
-Tht• sororlli£S, ThNn Kappn,
Alphn Gumma, ond Sigma Rho,
will hold lht•ir rush pnrtie~ in
that order, during the week be-
. Mondny, October 8.
Rushees w111 list their 1, 2 und
3 chotccs in Dean llnrtzfcld' s of
ce on prcferf'n ce: di\Y; Mondny,
October II, o.nd pick up their
there the followmg day, Oc-
16.
ursday A.M. Chapel
o F ealure Dr. Odell
In 'Great Door' Talk
"A Grcnt Do01 wiJJ be t!w
.__ ___ :uJIPI<:' discuacd by Prcsidcnt Mor-
• •
right
,,hy
okc. S. Odell during the 1 I n.m.
~er\'1((', Octobt•r -1, in Copel.md
chapel.
In his address Dr. Odell plans
point up the phtC'c of rl'"hgtous
:ntth 1n the lives of cducttted m·~n
women. Lik\•nlng faith to n
"'"l>lll!\ 1 he will illustrate how the
\"Br'JOtiS .. molccult. ;s" o( their per
"""'""ltcs nrc nllrnctcd mto n
~rtlr::t l JZPd pattern.
He f('cls thnt Christianity is
ten its own worst •·n~my be
~ or the smnll interpretations
en somPllmcs give to the mean-
~ngso( God and the Chrishan wny
lire. They tend to rule out
who dot~ n't sub:><:l'lbl..'
their own parttculnr op1010n.
··on tht• otht•r. hand,'' Dr. Odell
"~ducntcd men n.rc
<:t•nc(•rnt!d w1th the lnrger
ll!J>1~cts or whnt Goo menns to
wholt>SOmt! mdtvidunl and to
.. u~•JJ dcvclopmC'nt Th"Y :trc al :o
t:onc•~r o('d," he ;tddl'l.l, "with the
pt.;,rrntinn uf :til our ll•nnHnf to
them grt>ub:r understanding
God nnd the pattern o( liel
.. n·mmitted to us by Jesus Christ.''
The rhnp.•l choir, under the
tion nf L. Stunlcy Clarum ,
:;chedull'd to 111ng. Ncf>dless to sny, rumor hns 1t
that Lewis nnd Clark's wns.!;nil
bowl will not be quite ns brim
fuJI or PQtcncy as were those of
our doughty ancl!stor s !rom tb•'
Br itl!lh Isles.
T rodse Sets October 6
As Formal Dance Date
The first formnl donee of the
year will be held at the Sunk~n
ballroom of U1c Masonic lempll..
Saturday, October 8, under lhr
sponsorship ol the Trodsc sk.
club.
Ernie Carle and his band will
command the pod1um !or the
!\'Cning of dancing.
Dress for the formal w11l con
SISt of suits for the men, fonnnls
lor women, and under the order
of John Buell, Trodsc presadc.nt,
there will be no corsages.
Ttcket$ for the dance may b" -purchnst.>d Oct 1 to Oct. 5 at a
tickol booth m !ronl of the snnck
:~hack or from members <>l th~
organization at a price of ~.-10
n coupll The council also :monunt·ecl
lhc lollowing Gchedule lor rush
Ing:
Rush \\'C<·k: Octo9cr 7
Rush week di~aCTS : October 7
to 14
Rushl!l! prPfPrcncc days: Odu
ber 16 :1ml J 6
Frnh~rnity preferen ce dny: 0:
tobcr 18
Fratemity dny: October 23.
Library Reports Increase
Of Annual Book Service
The Pf.rct.nt.Jt.;:l. .nc.-rcn:.c dur
ing 1950-51 in the total collection
of books and bound periodicnls
wns 1 u per cl.!nt-a total of 4.089,
nccordlng to the nnnunl report of
Dr. Lown:•nce Tomltnson, Jibrn-
• rtnn,
ln the l.-ducntion department
D72 bonks were nddccl. A tot.'ll or
$2174.49 wns spent for subscrio
tions duriQB the period. Rccci\·~d
In gifts to the ljbrary were 901
Volumes ot books, 85 VOIUml'S o(
re~ aod1cols, 1174 ftl'puratc issut!S
.md ~800 .25 lol' the purch11se of
book·, Tnc purk will be ~~ to tho Orphcum thcatl!r for 90 caJts.
poWdl•r keg at 7:30 tOnight to (or the CXp)OSIV(! demoru.tro\ton
blast o powPrlul I~lnfu!ld colleg.-. On ltand fur the ~lent show
football eleven tnto submission Will be sopr<tno Bonmc Nc....:-
burgh, RniCJgh McVIcker at the
The 'ilpark'' wtll be In the form on;nn, nnd the p,.p band ~til stir
or n giant student rnlly nt tl1c up n few martltil :urs nncJ pr<'-
Orpheum theater. ent n nm•clty number.
Oc.tonolor charges ~ill be pro- ~o:u.:b .Jil(! Hu ton Will t,,. ther.o
\'Idee! oy the pr 'liCntlll ion Ol n to lhrow ful.'l on the fire. At Ia rt
tnlenl show, ,, pep sc~ion by thEi rcpGrts h wns buey prcp:mns a
rally SqtJUd, und a double ft!utur~ • T" for the bttl!!llt of Coach I .wl
movie. Durham's crew from LmTtdd, but
Tickds may bt• obuun-.'tl nt th( c.onscnh..'<f to appcnr for 01 braer
0.1olaltoN' for 65 c£'nts, or ot the Lame.
Faculfy Members Accept Posts;
Journey Afar to Further Minds
Nint! mcmbo•rs of the foculty Dr. EUn Kub:l. nnothcr member
last sprmg arP now in oth•'r posi-of last Y~':lrs psycboloro· dcp!lrt
tlons or are doing crndunte study m••nt, hnl'l o~ncd n pnvntc bu£1·
this yenr ocrordang to Information n~ tn I..os An eles.
n.>ce1vcd from the .Prestdr.nt's of-Rcmhnrd Pauly as studying to-
ficc.. \vord hJS doctor's de,"!rt.-e m the
Dr. Phillip H. Ovcrmcycr, Cor-school of mu~C' :at Y .. l•• unh•c.r
mt"r history proCessor, hns l\."'<:•·nt- sit)'. He wns n mwuc mslruc:tor
ly been appointed to thf' Wnge h~.
Stob1htnt10n board. He will lb(J a C. A Snbtn,
publtc member or dJiilrict 13 nnd speech. ts dom~:
will be ~tnth>ne d in Senttlc. ttl St.anfunl. 1nnruc::tur m
grnJuatc work
Dr. Ovc1 rnCJ'••J" cnmc tu the eo!-Elvy FredrkJtson IS doing au-
-----Trel Says .... --------.
"Corne on a my house lege trom DePaul university 1n ''once study ln U.t• f1t:ld uf math
Chtcngo In I •146 Dunnr. the wor t·mnt.i~ ::at Oregon Stnll;! coUcg,'!..
he spent three ycnrs w: d1netor She tonnerly tnught mnthcmnucs
ot the wage stnbtliUltiOn di\•iaion here.
And work a my stall'
Number ont.• tunc on VOY
AGEUR Ed1tor Tiel Tntor's llh
parnde is 'Come on a My Hou&c.'
The rt"nson? Sha likes the sonc
because she hopes it will bring
into tb~ minds ol the listeners,
idt:!ns about npplying tor POSI·
tion on the \'OY AG EUR f!t..'l{(,
1t n ·ttadl.nt is Journullstt~ol
ly inclined, but hos llm1tcd
wriltng I!Xpcrit•nr,•, there mny
bt~ ll po >ilion uv :1ilnble tu h1m
on th(: VOYAGEUR stnfl Op
partunit:v nwrut.s lhl' •. tudt•nt
mtorf:!stcd in photography. bu: i
nt•.ss ndministratlon, wrmng, or
nny one o! the mnny posil1ons
:1\'nilable.
Und,•rclnasmcn ore urgt.>d by
Tr~l to work on lht.' VOYA· GEUH in lower position work
in order to gain CXJ)I•ricnce ior
later pn:,motion . This pto.n of
promotion is to b~ 1nstignl.cd
this ~·cnr .
J\ctuul cxpericnre is not r .....
quih•d ~me t• much IS g:lml.>d
through rontncts mnde wath
student£', fucult.v und ndminas
trhtJon.
Studrnt • wotkinJi' f•n the
VO Y 1\U ll~L'R arc ''lit 1ble Cor
mcmb~.. •r,htp 1n Pi Ddtn 1-jp~i
Jon, nntlonnl journnlism hon
on1ry.
Fnr infurmntion reiurdtnQ in
h!r\'11!\\'S (or JK)SitlOI~. C"'OUlC'L
'l'rl•l Tator m the VOYAGEUR
utfi<"C. of the West Const Lumber corn- Pnul F. Luenow is nttc:nd1ng n
mission, o port of U1c Wnr l.abor gmuunte school \J:f tancung... ot
board. He wns nlso on the &Ul!C the Unn crsaty OJ .o\ruonn. Luc
of the Portland extension d1vi-now tnugh S,Prull$b her" lost
sfon O{ the SlDtC system of higher )'cDr.
educ:tLivn.
Robcn E. Me Co~, pollucnl s 1-
ence mstructor dunng the p: t
.)'car. n~-eptl'd the po t of labor
liou;on oifJc-c~. lnhor d&vulion of
thi! :b:conontic Coopucuion ~dmm-
1str-:U.!on. He v; 111 work m A then~,
GI'f!o~ .
Pnce Burlingame, IJUtr'\h'tor m
.1dvertJ&1ng lllSt .) enr, Is now o
mclnbcr o( lhe rucult}' or IJ\C' fld·
\'cr tismg dtJpartmcnl nl Ute Oru
vcnaty of 01'~.;gon.
t>r. Volney Fnw, IJc:~d Qf U11·
psyd~oiQgv llcpar·tmcnt. hns tic n
grnnt••d o lt•nv.:: ot nb c.:nrC> Cvr
tlus yc:tr to do groduatc c.tudy ht
the Unt\'CJSity of ChtCU£•1 Ht:
was o recent wmn~r of :l Foro
foundati on fcll<l\\ h1p Cor the ad
vo.n~mcnt of <.'CiU<'3lton. Youth Fellowship Group
To Discuss Religion
"Wh:lt College Does to My Rc
hgton" \\ •ll be th1.1 to pte l·•r d1 -
cu •ion ot the Colh • Youth Fel
lowship of the Pnmtm~ Hill Pr -
bylcrtnn ~hurel1 at 11·30 pm Sun
dnv tn the drawmg I"'(Jm of Pnln
\inc-Mnnor Cloyd Gutttnfson or
the soe•c;tltro· dt.:p:u~cnt w1ll b~
roculty rt: mure l·~ucr . Group
nd\ JScr 15 the Rc\' Robt rt E. Ru-
Ill ur.
1-licu.lty :md st-udents ure invn~
cti by tht Pulntine H1U church to
jllU\ the newly org nlt..:d choir
\~ hlch rehcntt s sn th C"hnpcl
• nd1 ThUJ'Edn:..· from 7:30 to 9 p.m.,
under ulru:tiOn of Ren Gtlln.spi('.
• Pa9t1 Two
Chan11.·e in Poli t_... \'
The lntcr-Sorolity council last Tuc.sdny decided to ap
portion Lhc faJl pledges to the three campus soronucs ac
cording to l) the number of g1rJs rushing nnd 2) the pr escnt
member~hip of each orgnniznt1on.
Three yca1'S ngo Lewis nnd Cl:u k sororities were equal
m stalus. However in the following 1 u h pt•riod, one organ-
1zntion became more ~declh·c whale two 0thers accepted
large pledge da~es. As a result the groups wilh bi~gcr mem
berships \\'ere more prominent on campus :md gnmcd more
not1cc of their aclivttie.s. Gradually the smallt>r soront1es
dropped in numbers nnd 1t became '-'''ident thnl n ~olulion
must be found by Lhc go\'Ctning board of presidents and 1Cp-
rcsentoti\'e.s.
These facts prompted their uHunnlum of September 25.
Therefore the counc1l urges thnl as many women as pos
sible sign up and that tltis year prospectin! pledges consi~er
cal'efullv each of the organizations before they make a
fJnal ~eicction. Do not choose to pledge a sorority because
of its reputation alone. they suggest. Rather ask yourself;
Do the members live up lo my standards? Do I fit into the
group? Are they :1ctually my "type of girl:'"
In the correct and truthful answers to these • PIONEER LOG
Egger Presents . . .
Roses to Ralliers;
Weeds to Colorist
Along with the othH lmpoll·
nnt J~ndcrs of the student borl;.•
I wnnt to welt:tnnc nil yo~1 new
tudents to LeWIS nnd Chn k 1 t ill
ulso my duly to inCorm fn·shmnn
gn·ls that th• y must ll'M't' tht•lr
nnmcs and ll'll1phl,lne mnnbt•rs
with me m the L.og ofhcc. This
mlot·nmtion Is \'ltnl in t'UI'e of
flood. ih c, or Saturday night.
1 think thai tlu.o rnlly squad
dcsen•es n sJ)i!~llll bouquet of
poppy s.•cd for their line work nt
the r::allies nnd at thl' fn'Sl two
Ioothall gnmes. T h c y have
work1.>d up some clevl•r IOutincs
which should bring Corth mu<'h
~ptri t from oil loynl Pionl·cr root
ers. I oh-o hn,·e a sp~cial mcssuGe
tor at the rnlly girls-hi thctt•l
Ha\'C you wondered into th••
lobby Of the gym lnlely? 1f SO, • Friday, Soptombor 28,
0 .., '
0 0° ..
...
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0 (>
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c~
Ft
bus a
and t;.
countr
At
$30 a
ners ht
mcmbc.
Hom4
stones
mnde a
t10n by
ter Pa
This
rests the future of Lewis and Cla1 k's sororities.
candal Here questions
A.L.G. vou were undoubtt.>dly tmprcssed • by tht:-fine closstcnl color schcmr>
which has been installed therein.
I am not oppol'-ed to pa ogres•
but someone must sec to it that Journalist Notes Millinery
Campus Mascot Wags Tai
By almost unanimous appro\'al, the Nalionnl
association congress has upheld the college "honor Student lh1s mstitution of higher osmost!'
retains ilc; tradHaonal consul vn svstem" Who ,..ays nothmg dtffercnl ever
happens nt college? To dale I have
wttnt'~'lcd some slirnngly difft'r
ent sights r1ght here this year. " ttve tratts Bo.by pink, do.rk
despite Lhe recent controversy over the expt!lling of 90 cadets brown and royal purple ut! rn
from West Point for cheating on c.xams. The congress also 1 spmng colors; but token togeth·
urged the "continuance and furtherance of the honor system cr they arc not worthy oC whnt
Salvador Duli might crente while Mosl nutstnnding fashion not
ed nbout campus is the quaint
head-dress worn by the Crcshmcn
this !nll. Besides the orange bean
ies which are standard cranial at· in coUege communities." suffering from the nfte•·-dCects Now at the beginning of lhe college year we should con-of a doubfc glass of buttermilk .
sider this unfortunate incident at West Point and as stu-Contributions to the Society for
dents bring into clear stght some of our own habits and t.he P& e\'ention of Color Cruelty
search ourselves introspectively. Although many persons do to Gymnasiums will be gladly
not believe Lhal the students were at fault on their own, it accepted. tire !or male novice scholars
there is an abundance o( fcm·
ininity sporting orange ribbons
in their hnirdos. By far lhe most
ghostly millinery glimpsed by
thl!. scribe arc the olive bonnets
innovated by the residents of
Stt:v. art hall for the rrosh gal Well. due to lhc crit icnl short-
is a judgment on intent. oge or low-gr·ade shell CO\'erin''
Ne1ther should the professor under-rate the honesty this is all the space that I can
of his :students by giving the same examinallon to different take up th& \\'(ck.
sections of a c1ass on different duys. People WILL talk and --.----------------------
people WILL ask questions and who can be blamed fat Friend-Sponsored Conference Seeks
domfr ~~~~:~tow our best judgment and ptav tair with the Solutions to World Peace Problems
h _ d u · the classroom there wili be no scandal. A dark lace lit with cnthuE>- The group was composed of ot er.:. aroun s m F B C 1asm. A ltghter kin !m\\ ned wtth gn1duntc students Crom many na
here. · • perplexity. Together the faces of tions who had been selected by
Too Late Nozv
Several seniors ha\'e been heard complaining bilte1ly
thnt lbey cannot get in geography or geology classes. The
classes are filled, they moan, and they lack the science credit
nc~ed :for graduation.
Do they really have reason to complain? Actually, no.
The fault lies with them because lhey failed to contact the
faculty members teaching these subjects and thus obtain an
O.K. to Lake the course.
The symbol ":;"and the word "permission" beside a sub
ject in the cla~s schedule means: Meel with the instructor
listed in the booklet, discuss prerequisites with him and s1gn
up as a future member of his class.
Following these simple instructions could
many a painful headache.
lJrr tc.n .. bulldlnlt!! wllh lll&h rqof•
•land for t'lam.:IUh lOll and Fr ~·urJI): :n.,,. oot.blt "LOn• p;u hM nt•d cllua;lnc h v
h nd an Air of r!dmo!lf! ntul trudlcJun, •
}h..r In" I lin~; c-ool I! tot n ron ~u. talond "> mll<lliC r.r h"T cl!JI;fn• " ro nnturu n.nd tu Cod.
• • • have saved
G.V .F.
H• ra l~~o a f~«n~lly ot m~n and \\ om~n
no• on I) crown ~~ ... p In llnowlo .. lt:•. l•ut In t\ '"lorn,
In fallll und und•·l'liU•rullr•J'. In drt\'IIIJOn lo \Joel
und n. iL<" 10 thtlr f<"ll<lw mna • , J'• f'I!Oillj ,.. h'lk lh ~ r• ~rlv. n lrt<•l> •nd comtil<'lel:r
to tl•e t.-.:aehlnc or truth and tblrtf:1i "orth-.'hlle.
• • •
1-f, rf' '" an aunO!Ia•b r•, u lntdltlun, n •&uht I auly
that sooth~• on<l p•t •>2cll~a •••
A ch=lll•:r•t:• lt> gro'" an <I dr\ •ll)p
lbtt rlnctrt that II~ tr.hrtrua within Ul!
H•"~'" Jl,.... contt:ntmt:nt and ln•t~1rnllora, lt r() I• 5:nm.,h to•n1rd a L•uu· '"11> <Jt ll(c
-Doa L Jonu
&llhomcr't; TrunRf· r Studornt from • ·ont .. Tn JdDho t:ollt:,;~ ol .Education many hue:; and nnt&ona.llties the1r advisers tor advan~ed study
struggled to\\ ord undel'" tnnding of world pence problems. They
tn lntematl onal Scr\•icl'! Seminars faced the difficultieS of interna·
throughout the world. tsonal economic and social bar-
In Arizona, Dr. John Anderson, ric1s and lhe misunderstandings
campus director of religious edu-ct<'atcd by the recent wars.
cation, scr\'cd as dean ol the •·However, the greatest prob·
Verde Valley School conf!.'rence !em," Dr. Anderson says, "was
from June 27 to August 18. He solving personality and tempera
and two other .slnlf m•'mbers with ment dilfcrenccs rather than cui
their families devoted themselves turnl conflicts."
to th1! proJeCt not only ns lenders They sought solutions for these
but also as rcprcst'ntali\'C Amcri· problems in the formal meetings
can .family groups. of the day and the evenings hours
The camps arc sponsored each of culturnl interchnngc. Between
year by the Amencan Friends [J'Ioment.s of seriousness they re
Scrvicc rommitlte ns one of sev-laxed in the carefree atmospht:rl
eral kinds of youth proJects. The of squurc dancing with the ·Can-
1051 session followed the lheme. yon Kids" of Arizona and in the
'Consb·uc.:ling Foundations of .soc1nbJcncss of lht: people or Se-
Peac~ ." dono noar the sehoul.
ii===== BARK OF THE LOG
Keep Pioneers Rolling, Says Rally Squad;
Mark All Possessions, Advises Custodian
To the editor:
We would hke to thank all of
the l;tudcnts who attended the
LC·SOCE game. We really hod
a tJne turnout. Spirit was high
and the game wa great! I know
that the ft:llows on the team npTo the editor:
r---------------------------1 1 preC'tated seemg se mnny Lewis I wish to gJVe a word of ad·
vice to the absent-mmded mem·
bc:rs o! the: studt:nt body: Put
your nnmc and address in your
books and cqu1pment. Followmg
th1s rult: wlll save you grid &n
the future.
ttfllclnJ JIUI>llnnUun nf lltll \(IUJ<ot. •• hd ,.Jiuol<tlho urI, .. ,. IHtd t"hlrk oou .. ,· Put.llllht>d w•t ly dUI"ll>g lht: O<JIIrt;t yrur I"'UIIAt'rlsliiQU T 11(01 n .••o lJ<"r )'• Ill'.
J~nt• red iUi .. , • oncJ d•~:•i'', ·'''•' 1 l'ortlnml, Cir11-ron.
EDITOR
Bryce White
8J>o1U OJ:aQclr. Olbb B4Jwr1al &all OrtlAaUII C aodal We'" O.nWli11e apron, CartOII.U.l Jim Loac ••II-OJ' MlU..r Buln••• Maaacer OtCirft BaakaU &.pCII'tartl l Oartb Falllll.aJ' , CJll:lcll Ot11b, Otrat41A• •r,rott, •&Jlcy Killer,
.&Jill Oraaata~. Oeora• •••k•ll. Brye. W'IJJte, r oy4 OP.IIUIIllla 3.Dd Clark rooters in the ~lands
Becau1 e th&.s 111 a strong tudent
body upporting nn equnlly . uonr
colleg(: and t~om, we must re
member thut our spirit i5 not only
impoa tnnt to the squad but nlso
to the chool.
Be sure to allcnd the theater
l'ally tomght at the Orpheum .
There\ lo!oltlf. to b•' a terdlie
&how. 1\nd don't forgt.•t the l.in
licfd gam1. tomormw. We want n
good turnout.
Let's ke••p the JJaoneers rolling!
Tho Rally Squad Each week the maintenance
tafl finds many articles left by
t udt:nts in dnsuooms. the gym
n~ium . the cnletcrla, etc. Articles
found mcludc book:;. notcbotlkl>
and clothmg. However many
lhJnga ltr!.' not rt>eoverP.d by u
bet:&u6e ot the fuslure o! somr.
to murk their bt'lon{~mgs .
Save yourself tun(' and need
lt•s:> expeon~ by clearly tdentify.
mg your possessions. You won't
be sorry.
Eph Thomas.
Cu. tod&nn. dorm1lot te!i Could there be 3
tiVl' of elimsnnllon bchmd
billiou!i blindcr"i? Trod~c
is only n week uwny y'know,
''Where':; Heathcliff~" was
ott hpped phtn!le around
shnek during reglstrntion and
tirsl week of clns:;es. He's
now. bar as life and
homrlv Ccan dogs file .-u ....
had n short talk with him
week which ml~,;ht cxplnm
nbsence.
"Hi Hoathcliff ,H says I.
wagged h&• t.ul
Wt've worried about
Didn't gel your K. 9 rese1 ve
dtd you'!" he wagged his
with a chuckle .•. (T h is is
\'l'r)' d&fftcult stunt).
"You're not having trouble
the businc"~ offtce I hope?
maybe you've bct>n o;ick ~ ..
<~tuck out his long:Uf' to !lqut.
the lntlc11 assumption
I was irritated. "Look
I snid. •·cul out lhl tlencc lrt
ment nnd give the LOG a st~
ment Will you?'' I kno\\ vou
bl!he,·e this, but the old
then proceeded to give me
uti-the-record lecture about d
not being able to tnlk and
they dtd people wouldn'l
It 3n)'WO)'.
·•Just soy I showed that 1
glnd to be back for the co1rn
year by wnsgmc my toll vi'
ously,'' he told me. Okay H
chf!c, you win. ton 1oe1
ter of F'
tnformaJ
Coming
Rec•st
rushing
Dt1n Fl
lice, all
1\Yecn 1
n booth
Frater,
llcp,ins
Dem Jo
Iober 1-l
dny.
New ~
\\ 11J be i
h\ Colhe
ll rl t d
tobcr .J,
m the 1
ment.
Any g
partmcnj
learn m
lh1s int5
N 101 ·' ~
Bttl'oJhf!l
Students Take N Engag~
(:niOJ s~ Faculty Adds Course Euape.hl'
bt en ~et Two Lew1s nnd Clnrk Carol , members aided the collcgt'
~ nd cdu1 summca by workmg on the
tructlon crew nt Stcwurt h 1 l~nds Rtchud Because o! thctr thorough
~lrnne ot prehensiOn of the subject, Septemb• were graduntcd summn 1
laude and given jour parents.
cards by the local hod b<:en set.
unaon "Whether to Carry Down th1
or Two Pieces of Lumber The w
Tame' wa!: the lith: of their lorml'r I<
is. (Conclusion: two men studcmt,
one p&ccl!. Result: less work, dent boq
pay.) :~n event
The success ot the instruc minster I
work this summer had prom f1c1at.JnR
the college t.o consider a L('()nard
c:our<".e m hodcnrryi ng to the John E 1
Iiculum For inform.&tJon lnclud,
WJ1l1nm M. Htll tart maid w~
or Robert C. McCo) After ~
science d<.•pnrtm('n t). stone N~
(Ed. Note: Seriou•ly. Ahe ·•rc m ~
congratulates Mt'. McCoy end ~Irs. Dul'l
Hill for helping to •Pood th• Unrvcrsit
atruction of the new dorm. Duncun i
ocllon.a are indicatlvo of tht 11'mrn.uy.
aplri1 of progreulveneu &IIII.J Club NOY
by both fac:uJJy ond atudenJa 'Mw dr,.
LC.) Mnnor w
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0 " friday, Septomber 29, 19SI ...
On the S()Citt/ S1de By Nancy Miller
and Co.~otdine Sprott
Local Foster Parents
Send Aid to Orphans
Congntulatlons , mom and pop faculty PIONEER LOC
Pa;e ThtGc
oo zn an w1c Af .
D• tnbutl•m P<•inta ror the t.oc ter Touring Local Campuses
urc ns follows: This post spnng the Lee 1mn-
u tbe llonlletofo
In th• nm lly took up n.•s1dcncr> in Portlnnd. 10 the 1lO•tofllce or Soon uftl'rW"'rdl Whll" on u dnt , In tbe :r.oo oftlce " •·
Jr n studt nr s1111 docs not ob- Vt.•t nu cJ~·clded to mnke 1t. , n
tuln n PRPP.I Mtcr s,nrchmg in "educntlonnl date" and \ JSit all or --- For thc_p.tst thl'l'L Y~•n~. bety,ctm 40 and 50 fncnlty mcm
bt.:t'S nnd frH~~ds of the college have been fecdmg, clothing
nnd cncuuragmg two 01·phnns Jiving in Eutopc'• war-torn thmo• lo('auons, hl! miRhl look m th~> collf!gP. campuses In thll lo-
ery
Ta1
ere be a
:>ehind
·odsc
U?" war.
around
tion and
;, He's
:1d twice
le sui
lth him
explnm
says r.
about
reserve
ted his
lT his .
trouble..,.
'1 hope'
sick?"
• t.o ·"'-! ""' ,,
..oak
ilencc
,OG a
• ,1\'e me
about d
c and
dn't bcU
the col_ll
tail
kay
,..
o~ourse
lark faCl
college
on the
lwart hnl
prough e
UbJecl,
~mma .
J
Carry
umber
~ thetr
men
work, ttie oattteda cnltly, J\ftcr a visit r..o m:my nenr the llbl'llry
the reteronu room ur by collt.>ges, t~hc made 1. wis ani
the noor ol the lt1lAclt ehlloll, or <till CJm k the CtJmpUll of hrr chnH .. countries. •..,~oo'h'nll •ome tLu4etu•a ••lanu ••'0.4· and immf>din tely "fell in la~t
If :you still cnnnot lind a copy v1Lh 1ts llenut.Hul grounrJs "'1111d
of lht• I.OG, stop worrymg, it'll fm:ndJy splnt." She Is ni)W .. An Italian girl nnd a boy from Greece are supported on
$30 a month, raieccl by these foster parents at potluck din
ners held once n month lor th~
membt!rs. o( nn afternoon lea, givl'n bv the probnbly ,..Thursduy and the thing freshman and has grown t·ve:n
hn!'n'l come out Y1 t' tondu of the rollege us sh•• r -
Home tir~. birth dates ond h(c members of Mu Phi Epailon for
6t0r1es of these 1 wo cluld1 en are nil In•shman und new mu 1c lu
·mode nvn1lnblc to th1s orgunlza· dents. Dr. Frccdo 0 llnrtzf!:!ld,
uon by thl· nat1onnl otr1cc ol f'os· dt•<Jn of women, nnd Mrs. Ma1-
tcr Parents m New York. gnrct Sh:inmelZ, adviser of the
This t:roup wos orgnni:tcd by honQrary, poured.
Mrs. Willium StnHord, Mrs. w10• Wctcommg SPt'cches were glv-
, !1eld Ncagly nnd Mrs. Rt•mhard !!n by Dr. John Stark Evnns, he.1d
• Pauly, all o! whose husband s of the music deportment, and
were former Instructors nt Lewis Edith Kilbuck, prt>sldent oC th,:
nnd Clark, and ll hus continued honorary.
with new membc1s joining to adrl New oC!k<lrs Cor th1s y••ur were
their cUort.. to thts l'XLcmtion ol elect! d ut a dmnel' mcctmg of
the honds and hearts of friend- Alpha Psi Omega, nutionul drn·
ship. matk honOI'Ory, It lhe home of
An fnitilll plnnn1ng meeting wa• Mr Betty Gurdincr, nd\'iscr, Adult Evening Classes
Reach Enrollment of 200
lv<:ning c:ln• ·!..._ oC t c. ldul·
tcJucation program begun Mon
duy oC this Wt.!ck with nn cncour
nging enrollment, according to
Dr. C. W. Howard, director.
Dr. Howard srud more than 200
how~ lK·~·n enrolled in the p1 o
ttrnm nnd thl• number is expected
to rise. Courses arc oltered in 21
difft·Jcnt subwcts. Classes ar~
held for udults m the late after
noon and evening and nre held
both on tllmpus and downtown Verna Lee
New to th,.. collece Is tiny five
loot two inch Verna "Jiappy"
l.A!t•, who ha1ls from Honolulu,
Hnwau.
&rn in Honolulu 18 ycnrs ngn
"Happy" got her fu11t glimpse
of' the Umtcd Stales lnst sum
m<•r wlo1h• she tourt•d th~ W!!JI'
coast with her fandlv. • ht•ld lilsl W<•dnrsdny evening, in St•ptember 25.
Palatint.• Monor lor old members Those Jaking oftico aro: Dowcy F orsensic Squ d N d p t• . t
;.nd Pvnyonc conn(!Clcd with tn~ Ha.tloas, president : Nan P1lman, a ee s ar lClpan S c:Jnimcd, "It's the b<>st school m
th•" world.''
Th•• rnvcn-h~>adcd student's
first unpress.1on of Amencnns
wos thnt they nrc Dlwnys an a
hurry. She thinks thot th• lln
wniJons are more hoppy-go-lucky
lhnn the Americans ll n d th •y
don't worry ns muc:h. Laughing
ly she ctJmmcnted, .. Maybe 1''
due to lhe wenthc.r herP."
"Hnppy" does not hke the wen~
lh••r 1n thu; country as ll is o
unteuled and too dlamal for •he
lril!ndly inhobitnnts nnd atmr,,.
ph•.•rt;>. The .studt·nts seemed CVl'l
more so<:1ablc: thnn the other JX l·
pic in thas country. "I thmk it
Is br•caust> of their on<! gcncw1
.Jim, to better thcm.sclvC$," V..:~nn
sal d. rolll'gc who are intNcstcd In Uu':. vico prosidoru; Delores Hosc:o<:!< F I I )J • I D b • B
propnm &ecretary: Don English tTeaaurer. or ~ ~reo eg1a e e abng outs
If you would liko to moot to-Mu Phi Epsilon . nat1onul wom- An open JnVJli!JJon 18 ~:.At<:ndrd bate with St. Mnry's o! C..altfor- At !irsl Ame-rica seemed vc y
gethor with friend& once a moruh en mu~1c honor.lr). will pleagt' to .. nvon" int" •nd · · · 1 Iaroe compared with 1 he t~.lV' ... ...., '" ""rc:s...- m JOining n a, to bu held on the campu ·., • o1
for an evening of fun with the eleven music student..<: to Its mcm-!pccch competition on an inter-Tuesday night, October 30. islands of her nnuve Innd. "Wh:,r,
greater purpose of helping two bership Monday evenine, Octo-l'Ollegla te level, aoordmg 10 Bv- in the hme It Lnkes to come fro n
b 1 7 • 1 k Th ., It will b•• the first mectJng b _ children enjoy tho small pleas-cr • at o c oc · c <cremon~· ron Kelhnm, manngl'r of the fo- Porlland to Lew1s nnd Clllrk, \,•
•. •'II b h ld t th h f u tween the schools in thiS tvp. d L-uru of the necoulties of bvtng, •' 1 e e a e orne o ~"•rs. ren. 1c team. " coul U1: m o differen t part Qf
M t S•-· · A h com!)etihon nnd the qucstJon th conJact Mrs. A. L. Throckmqr . • orgul"(' ..cmmetz. s ort "There are no restridions on e country, • she compnrecl
b . post.-d wiiJ be: "Resolved: That lon, .ecretary of tho local chap· usmess mee:llng and des ert will fn hmnn pnrt1cipntlcm Kclh.un ~F.v;:m though America JB hug",
f II The Fcdcrnl Covernm•:nt Shoul:t ter of Foster Parenta , for further 0 ow the IOitiatiQn said, "nnd no previous cxpenenc<: the closeness and friendhn~ 1
Th b lnslltutt• A Permanent S.v tcm of anformation. oso cing pledged include: IS 1 equlred." her people mnkt! il n very bvnMt> Pnce :md Wage Contrul." Corning Evenla Nane-Ue MeAndic , Delores Hea Anyone intercstt>d should con· nnd lovable country··
Rt:g1r.trat1on Cor fall sororiJy c:oek. Evangeline Antonopoulos . tHct Mrs. Betty Cnrdner. director p j c
rushing begins October I 3 10 Alone Ogilbeo Ford. Loris Lorca oC forensiCS, in ~pcech nrts 10. fQ essor apper-/ohnson
Dc3n Frcedn 0. Hnrtzfeld's o. Kathleen Brownlow . Pa.lay An Students may choose wh1ch cnlt'-
ticc, all through th< doy or bC'· nata. Darlene Clayton Zakca. gory they wish to enter. H 0 J ds Ocean C TOSSl·n g T1" tJe
tween 1 1 n.m. ond 2.30 p m at Catherine DoMou . Sally Dawe, AellvUy credit of one or two
n booth m thc gymnns1um, and Catherine Halverson. hour depending on the extent ot By Geraldine Sproll npr~ nlt'd at the conler!Cn e
Fratol'nitv rushing Cor thl!l !nil Pla.m lot fonnin ~ •1 mother' s mdividu11l patticipntion, wlll be Dou ;myonl' wnnt to «:ontcsl 1 was to be ex~cted, Cap~r-John-
bcgans with It reelstrnl10 n in club and rushing proceduJ L'S Wt>l c fo!iven for the course. Iitle? A campus r~cord Cor O<.'can son said. However he bcli'-'ve •
Dt:un Joe Huston's ofiicc on 0<'· toptcs ol dt5Cli&Slon at the Alpha l..ast year the: •~roup entered Hl crossing!: is probably hdd b, "It is 5.,d that the Chlnese"J)Coplf",
tobcr 1-2 any time through the Gamma meeting in Akm H<1ll membc•rs in nine difCerent tour-Karhn Capper- Johnson, new heroes of J -1 yeors or struggle
day, last Wedneaday evening. namcnts nnd contests. with tou:-membt!r of the departments of with Jnpnne:-~ aggressiOn, W• c
New girls in home economics Sigma Rho m.•d~ fmul nrrangr. fm;t places and numerous sec-h1stoQ', pohttcal sc~encc nnd ge-not Jcprec,.nted :lt the confcl"-
\\111 be pue$l, at n ten spon ·oreq munb lor tht•Jr ru.>h pasty at onds, thirds and honorable men-ography, smc:e he hns ern ··d l'nce."
h) Colhocon. home economsc~ ln-thetr second mectmg of the yea-r tJon. the Atlantic 17 umcs! l\lore direct lhnn Grom\'ko
tt n t club nt xt Thursday, 0..:-1 at the home of Gerald me Sprt!t:. The aquad baa scheduled a de-A Davison scholnr from Ox .. pc1 forntions on behalf' of Com-
tobcr 4, between 2:30·4:30 p.m ford to Hnrvnrd, Copper-John munlSt Chma." he saJd. was t.l~
lmn"nlth.e home cconOJnJC.S depart~ Dean F ogdall Arranges Freshman son made his first crossing ln COO\'CJS!lJOn he hc~rd from on
" 1926 to c:ontmUl' hiS z;tudJl'S elderly lady UJUung to o pollee
Any girl intcrP.:ltcd in the tlC'-Departme I I c f R there. mnn at lhe peace conferenc~. 01"·
pnrlmen t is urged to nthmd and n a on erence ooms In London 10 :rears Inter he gusted nt lrelond's r~el\tnS nQ
learn more.! o! the ncliv•tics oJ "Soml· Tips for Scholastic Suc-lsludcnL'>. was a ddtgnte to n League of mvnnuon she stud, "It' o hn
lhJs interest group, nccording to cess in Lewis and Clark College" To all Lewi1 and Clo..rk sopho- Notions conference on sccurm nnd lh1s tre.at) 's no guod!"
N tnl'. Miller, 'preSident Will be the theme otlcred to the mores. juniors and seniors! and pencl'ful change ond m 1947 Small colleges he belle\' • :d-
Betrotbed ln•shm&n class m its seminar lo Dlpartmental contucnccs will he studied minority PJ"Oblems lrl low for ''more mttmote ""ork
Engaged 'lre Haig 0. Carlozian , be held next Tue.;dn)' in the cam meet sn the r(loms as follows: Hungary nnd Czt c:hosiO\'DkJn. which moy be an advantage d
r mor .pecch nHIJOJ tnd Shirley pus theater Scheduled at 11 ·OO !-;nglish-Ailcn-B-3 -l. Recently, Ct~pper- Johnson nl· the .student tnkes lhe ndvan-
Euupahr, Portlund . No d<~tc has a.m., the scmmar '' 111 tenturl: Speech Arts-Gardiner S.\ 10. tended the San F rnncssco mecr to~ ... " On the dasadvant:~geous
bt:l:'n ;tt 101 I h<> Wl·ddlng. kodal'hrome shdec; dl:'!lifOled by J:.'on•ign Lan~:uurc--l\le1er--\· 11. mg Remarkmg on Lhfs "massh c ~•d•:. he says that n smnll t.'fll-
Ca.rol Joano Bigham , 'Oenior art Vergil S. Fogdall, dean or :stu-Rellgion -Ander on-P-6, dt'monstration of unti·Culrlmu- lege "moy result m slut.lent.c; be-
:md edu(·ntJon JnilJOf, I'> telling dcnt.\0. Philo:.ophy-Hnrdngton-B-:!9. nism," ht> soid, "tht> Snn F"rnn-1ng pamfX!rt!d ." It d<ws howc\'e'r,
l• icnd!i of her ••ngnyt•mcn t to Dt.•an Fogdall emphnsizcs thut Biology-G 1Jchr1st-P-I. cisco con fercnct.• was •m l,v Pt"r~ he llunks, "pro vade :1 commun1ty
Richard RuuoU. Univcr 1ty of th1s freshman seminar hos bL~n Nursinc-Bouffard -P-10. functorily 0 sign of n treaty. In lile not pre~tnt 1n a unavcrslt,> ."
Mmnc• otn, announced at u party a long time in the making ond ChcmJatry-Thaycr-B-10. rce&hty 11 wns 0 lluttle in the cold
September 23 at the home of her otrcrs the hop~.; that "it will be or Physu:s-Groe ning-B- 18. war or cast nn!l Wr!St. Its purpose Juniors Meet Tuesday
P4fl:'nts. No wedding date hns prncttcal value to cnch student."
1 Motht:mat ics-Arnold-.t\·2. was partly 10 Pn>\'ide n sort ol
lttn et Attendance •s e"pected of the en· Geography- Bull-BA·•i. public spcct:.clc of the end ol th<'
Down the Aalo tire class and roll w11l be checked Econom1c Stemhardt-BA-2 . wor: p:lrtly hl imprcs the Rus
sians with the size of' the nnu-Ttlt!re '' JL b• n Junior ci:J.s.s
meeting nt 12:30, Tue~ay, Octo
ber 2, in B-24. The purpose ol the Thc w(ddmg ol Jean Herald and recorded as £t purt o! each Hlstor)-W•.\Ikcr-A-13.
former Lt!wi i.lnd Clark Enrh .~ ~tudent' s permanent n:cord. Politkal s~u:nct.'-Dubach- B-H. Cummumst block. Partly It was mt:ctmg as to cl.:~:t t.hc JUnun clO£s
$ludent, to Robert Duncan. tu-At the time of the freshman P vcholor,· Fow-B-38 10 let lhc Ru SIGns ft.t!l whnt H IS prmccss for homecoming .
dent body prt. Jdt:nt m '50. \\'<IS gathering, sophomores, JUnior SocJology-Gustafson-BA-1 . hkt' to be in front of n dcmacrntJe I AJI jumors are urct.>d to attend.
nn event of August 28, at West-and ;eniors are scheduled to at '\rt -Hinshaw-Ar t·:!O. audience ." ~we w nnt to pl(::.k the girl lhot
mmstct Presbyterian chur-ch. u!-tend their departmental scminruos. i Muslc-1:.:\•ans-Chapcl. The treat.)• it•t•lf '"'05 generous will rtprt.'!ent the entire JunJ\)r
f•ciatint~ cll•rgymen were Dr. Rooms assigned (or these ml:ct-Bus. Admm.-;\1cAihster-B-30 . Capper-Johnson thinks, nnd h· das.'h'' <>.ays President Stan J\ti&-
fd Leonard Odiorne nncl the Rev 1 ing:. arc hsted below. Educnuon-Grnhnm-B-!N . says lhnt Its like is nol to be chell.
l.'!r · D 0 found Jn modern bJc;,torv ~------------- . to the John E Rnn!>om. unns rlentat1on week u Home El-onom.-Hartne.s.s-A-24. •
d d H F . generous pro\'IS,ons nrc dcSigJ,t,:d hon Included .. unon.,: the brides- stu Y gus e, • ow to uti :1 Journnhsm Harding -Journal-t
C C I o brmg J:1pan 1nto the Camn HPr\:.rllnu•maids wns N.mt'~ ' Wl•ll~; , out-sc Ut o legl" W\1!> distribut• ism buildintt .
d t d t W d r)( natwns;· C.:1 p p e r-JrJhn nr1 Aftlor n hontymoon 10 Ydlrm-c to new ~ u en rtLtl•n in n flh~ H·nl E Fix-G-:!0. ,.
y, &be
:oy and
!IOd tho
dorm. Lone Nc~lionnl purk, the c·oupl-:-humoroub vein, tht· pamphh :t wns Phv.ic:al F.d Turner-G-:!9 .
iltc m Dubuque, )0\\ 11, wht•n• nuthorcd by Fo~dnll and Cw1lym Gutduotc Educ -;\lcACec and
Mr Duncnn I\ tudytnf( nt th!.' RobNts, of the psycholury Ol'· l<'n!.bll'-W ..!.
l1niv•·rsity ol Dubuqul • and M:-. partment Cup1es arc sll11 nvuil r---------------,
Dunclin is in his middle _ycnr of iible m the oHtcl' or the dean or Attention
Wholesale Candy
Food SpeclaWes o! the f~'mmary.
neu Club News
sJud,enJ•I 'rht· drawing ro11m of P;~lntinc j' Will Pay 30c a Rldt
70th at 3:30 P.M.
744 S.E. lOSt h. T A 8243 I ~
Mnnor wus tht• c:n:nc Wt:dncsdny To
~-----------------------------------------------' Jim Hruby Co.
2021 S. E:. BoJmoDJ Vt: 4372 :)tl)'~.
Mnny \"nrit.:tlcs uf dt.:mocrn tl('
N presP.ntutl\'t'S atto!nucd tht.: t·un
fen•nct.'. mcludanu .. uh.l r. n u
young, ntlucnt fnmt''-schcx•1 ctul
drt•n. GI's, tO);I dn\1'J"S nnd bu~.t•
ness men,'' Cnppt r-Jot.nson no1·
ticed.
The foct tllot JndJa nnd Bu.nn
were nmon~ t'le rountr • ~ ro• JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station
• Lubrication
• Batteries
• Cas aod OiJ
• Til'es
4255 N. 1:. Sandy BJ-.d.