Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 10, Number 6
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1951-10-02
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• Friday. OcJoa,.r 26, 1951
On the S oc1al S1de PIONEER LOC
By Nancy Miller
ond Gerali:llno Sprott
A~umf: uncheons,Entertainmen t Page Thr"
Ah, You Dormites Youth Fellowship
lJf'OUtiful Su an H }"'\\llnl. CliU'· PI n· .
mot'lre dclux ·• IS r)fl or tht.: ans lSCUSSIOn
mnin nllruciiOIIB In the Joung m 0 R 1. . w k
the ffif'n's dt.~rm at PnlaUn,.. n e 1g1on or
Mano1.
Technlcolvald MJ l:lnyw.ord Mrs Richnrd WJchmnn will 0
llomecommg indudt ~ not only lhe parade arne 0 ..
but al,o the t·ampu Greek organizallonal I g 1 'h unce and prcvealmg Pioneer spirit,
urday, October 27 a um unc eons nnd informal gatherings Sat-t'.m be• found on on•• ot the wulls guest spcnkcr lend (l dtscuuian
Qltircd m rt C•) lumt trorn "Ouv1d of lh~ "wby ond lhl' whr.t oC
and Buthshc•bn" Chrbl\lan Sl)rUII work" In lh•• II&U·
Thf· vnly thmc nuuran her rl••nt rr>lfowsh•p meeting ln th ...
beauty 11 11 tJny, but all too not-Palntin• • :Milhor drawing room
tcer..blc sticker wh•ch lOili(' zcnl 1this Sunday at 6:30 p m FRATER NITY PLEDGING ltdtt or lhe SOl odty, Nnnt'} Tugg Acacio wall honm· tlwlr nlums
ttl un mfnrmnl gnthermg nt the
Ncaghllor hood llouse nt 7 p.m •
Alpha Comma will h o 1 d 11
luncheon Cor tho•ar alums at the
ColumbiU Athlt•lic club at 12
noon Mecttnc With th• '' mdivJdunl
groups on Tu~sdny, Oc:tubcr 23
rrnlernaty dny, \\'(!tl• the folio\\~
Jng new pledges:
Acncm, Normnn DanJs, Mnu
r•c•• liomalton, vcorge Haskell,
John Phipps: A Hnllowecn p11rty to be gi\'Cn
by plPdJCl'S for ltll'nlU~r • Wli
plnnned t1l lhl• mcetang of Slgrn
Rho, on Wcdncsdny nt N ncy ous ndverLisang mnn put up I• HP.r recent cxpencncc an ~he
lnfor:1ru; the bt guall'd v11 wer thot Student Voluntc('r Movement
th1s 111 one thmc "you cun't lh l hu been gnlncd m the Presby
ot Nudclmtm Bros ·• tertnn Donnldinu Cnmc.ron House
an Snn Francasco, where her bus
bond 1s rhe director. Mrs. Wich
man troaned for thas \\ark 1n the
Presbyt rion Semmnry ot San
1\nsdmo, Cnlitomta Alpha Rho Omogu pions tm an
rurmul gnlllca•lnc wath their
nlums nt the hom" or Dewey
Hnrlcss, 1505 S 1--: Morrl!l<m ut I
7•80 p.m.
Botu Mu Ep1ilon has anvtlcd
thctr nlums w nn mtorrnnl gnth
crlng. 'rjme und place will be
• 1 1 n m their mvltutions .
Ool1a Tau Rho will hold un
m1o1 m ·11 gathctlng ut the Delt
house, 04 S.W. Hnmaltt:~n 111 7
p.m
Kappa Phl Alph& 1md their
alum wall lunch at lhc Mnllon· • hotl I 1l 12 noon
Lambda Pht Ep.alon wtll hold
thc1r mfortnnl •llwring with
the1r alums at Dick McGhee's
house, 5401 -E' Hhonc nt 8 p m.
Sigma Alpha S1gma and their
alums will hcnor Queen Mnrc1:1
I nnd her court nl Utelr luncheon
nt Ute Itnhan room of the Mal
lory hoh•l ot 12 noon.
Sigma Rho will Pnt••rtnin their
alums nt o lunchc•m nt the Mult
nomnh Athletic club nt 12 noon.
Thota Kappa will hold n brenk·
!nst Cor their returning olums al
L'.Abbe at 1'1 n m. Suturday
Alum Dance
Cl1mnxln' lh<.• hmnt-comlnK
W•·P.k·end \1. ill b•• the informal
homecoming dunce on Suturdny
night, Octobcor 27, (rom 9 to 12
an the gym.
Autumn color Will bt• set'n m
the dccorotiNts, wh1ch llrt' to be
an tlw form or sta ~.,;nm~·l"& and
huge chrysnnthcmum. \Tnn Arm
ltn{:c's Ol'('hcslru wall ploy.
After mtcrm1ssaun entettnin·
mcnt, prov1dcd by nlumni, mas
ter or l'erctnomcs Eldon Gunt<!r
wall lntroduc·e the homecomang
queen nnd her court. Immediate ·
ly followang wall b~ the Queen's
donee.
Patrons and patronesses fur
the affoir wall be Mr. nnd Mrs
Arthur L. Throt·kmna•lon und .Mr.
nnd Mrs. Phillip McAllister.
DnncP commitlces undl•r co
cholrmen Mcnylyn Trubcl'l nnd
Bob Bu• cr mun 111 ~· hendcd by
lJ u n n n lluggans, de(."(lrouons ;
Waller 1-:ck, rehcshm<•nLo;; Butty
Hibbm d, pula ons and patroncssc:;
nnd LoulBt' Hnnnuh, publicaly .
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GALS. GRAH YOUR MJ\N
Lcw1s and Clu k womC'n wall
celcbrutc Sodtc Huwkins dny by
dragging their dotes to the nn
nunl dnncc, upp1 oprlotcly en·
tilled the "Dog fiUtch Drug,"
Time will be ll p m on Snturriuy.
November 3, 1n the cnmpus g:, rn
naRaum.
St:tuug the Do.c: Pntcll ntmn -
phl'rc !or lh~ A W S spvnsoa ~d
• dnncc will he Frnnk Elliott and
' has band,
Tickets rnny bc bought through
ull duss orgnniznllons 11nd will
be on nlc Friduy, November 2,
• •n !'runt of lhc gym.
Plunntnp conumttecs ioa the
"druv." nrc headed by Nancy
Tr1gg, A. W. S Jll••Gidont Wnrk•
ing with her 111 ~· Joyct• 'l'yrell
.md Pat Kophml, dec•lrnthm 3,
Mnrit• Edmon50n, lickt•h;: Loas
Wlllionu;un, bnnd, Maruun llol·
comb, JlUullcity; Mary Hoop~r
nnd Nancy ~!Iller , ll.·f~hmentt>
und cleunup .
• Alpha Rho Omcgo, Robert
Rndako\'Jch, Cnri NlpJ• •~udd
Wcnr, Haymond "Bt•d" Proctm
rnd F.ckhurL Fran~;
Beta Mu Ep~llon. R1chnrd Chon
Do.'ll.a Tnu Hhn, St:mlroy Fit
ccn, Philip Lr~ng, Robort Aas!!el
Allnn Pearson ond Dt!lton Por Milii)J11 4740 N E Oo ... as •
• •
P1 cporution for th• s,gmn
Alpha Sagmo fnll formal nrt! un
derway according to Stan Clnrk,
Aocull chuarmnn for thlS event.
Th· slrtctl} formal bad dnnce
wall bt• held Nnvcmb r 16, ut the
newlr-compll'tcd Tunhdin Coun
try club
Coming Evontl
tcr: • • •
Knppn Plu Alpha, Hobert Ulos I Nc w OfiJCI'I'S or Bt•tll :Mu £ .•
lle.J', Rt•,YniCinct llnrlow Don Hc·r Jon om lvon ttnmcrlynck. pr~~:
tull•tL, Uorold CMiwcll, Wfllmm tllnl; Jm1 Wolf, vk1•.prcsLdcnt;
!'ang, John Skourtcs nnd Ur1nu DeWitt Morgan, ecrctory: Bob
rellt'r' Cl h , nunc , ~rgcnnl-n1-nrms; J1m
L~mbda Ph1 Epsilon, ntrhard •rhur, treasurer; R1chord Holm.
E. Carroll. Nnrm Compton A chnplom ond Dun Hares, histo
Tln\•is, John Feu?., Hoy Goddnrd rmn
Richard HeMssy, Alvm lloppc> , CLUB NEWS
William Huntley, George Mnrn 11 T h c SntllJaWcun rec ntl}
do.,, Victor Nyssnn, Roymond pocked clolh~>s for Kon: n. pre
Schunwchcr, Donuid St•lll}'. Ken \'aousb• collected by the faculty
Sen·os nnri M1ll Sd•rocdcr; ru£'mbcrs Po~' Annal& hcndcd
Slgmo Alphn Slgtno D• n the comn,uh."c in chnr..:c.
Bann, Don Dav1s, Jonles Hour, • • •
Kt::l'tnllh r.und, Rex LO\\ ry and Newly clP~ted ll'CDSure of lhl'
Don Thoma. Jumor clnss lA Sharley Adu~on,
• • • JUnior musac major.
COMlNG EVENTS Dr U C Dubnch will bl' gu t
A Halloween wcl!!()n1c porl'll pcnk«'r- '1l the lntemotaona1 Re·
f<Jr nil nll rrcshrnnn nursmg stud-lotions club m•·ctmg on Thurs
cnts and othen; who mny he an dlly, Octubc1 25, at noon rn C 3
tc1 '~ted In nursmg 1 bt'ing 01... Has topw, ''Whither now m th
nrnged b) upp~rl'!oas n•u fm. For ~<:ast''" wall c:ontintJc the d~ •
m(ljors for 8 p.m Odob!.!r :10 an l'UJI:StOn which I cgon wath "Wha
lhe lounge of Akm hall Mc.rlc lh(.•l now Ill Europe?" led ln.sl
M{".Murry IS In chal ge ur arrnn~:l week by Karlin Capper-Johtk"<'n • • • m('nts. • • • 'l'hc Lc\\ Is nnd Clork Playcts
Bu:;inC!'s ndmanistratlon mo-1 under the d1rcc~ion uf Mary !:II
JOTS me anvitcd to ottend 1 h t' crhy, ore rchcDr'Smg the radto
annual Pol'ific Northwest Per-ploy, "Cinderella " to be broad
!innncl Monagcmenl AssocJOtaon C'ast over KBPS tht> fJrst week m
conference an th<.• Multnomnh l'llovt'mber
hotel on November 1. 2 ond 3 The c.1st mcludes Betty 81 ao
Dr. U .C Duhnch, prof£-s~or of rlhorlcne BrunJC . Don Enghsh
political scicnn! ,wlll be one of Rnv Shcnrt'r, Dllmo Murph). Nnn
Ute prancipnl speakers Rcgast 1 a-Pitman. Mrll'y Hl)oper,- Bill DC\ c•J
uon day mvocallon, nt 10 am m1d Stun Homcl. Thi' group hoc:
on November 1, wtll be CI\'Cn by n{onm>d other programc: far thr,
c:hnplmn John B Harrington m•nr futurt>
Those mtl.'resh.>d m the ~nter- ~~------------
cnc:c may obtain furtht!r mror--Skip to My Bossy-I
mnt1on from P. S. McAU1stcl,, T 1 L ,n~·loft wn :;t. u c
hcnd of tht• buSUll!SS admlna li'O• hnvrnck stood d, t •d . tum department . c. cl c tn ats • • • I'Orner . . tmd thf' •lnly l:I\IUnc
Tlw Lt•WtS nncl Cia• k ''ouJU:! lira the born wns au occns!PnJI
R . • tnal flack by th Jt.: f'S('Y In It:
l'Pullhc on~ t•luu w•ll nu'd next I t 11 r 1 Thursday lit 12:30 tn B-14 s II • or t H~ mt~r-s.mora ty hoy
. • on ldt nnd bnrn unm·c h d b 't'"
nounc~d Prcs1d~nl Lnrry Cutnp 11 d cnncc ,.
bell. rt Wlll he nn open mfl<.•ttn~;: s h fo th l'l'm5 I e two lltOn ,_11 ucturt'
. ~ e purposl" or dectUlg or-wru; unmsun.-d ond nt the last
moment the owner phoned chnar
mon Vir.gmao Waon to &~\' that ':;REEK NEWS
.\.phl Cnmmn mu'lang on \Vcd
nesdoy, October 24, wus tl the
homl' uf Joanne Ell1 , 6511 N.E
Alameda to mak<' lnst-mmute
plnns {or hom1•conung octl\'ltll.•
Thctn Kappas met at the homt"
M Shirley Adamson, :!835 N E
11 un Wednesday, Octnbt•a· 2•1.
OICtcaahng nt tlus mccllnC wus
the rec~·ntly UPP.<IInl••d chop-
Wanted Now
J ,(' Men lo Room wllh
Other Studt•nt -
OH Campus
$18.00 a Month
Meed• ai Coil 1f Do•ued
Send anquatll'. to
CAMPUS BOX 424 •
onl)' the first floo1 \l."tU tl\'Bll·
nblc.
Th..: onh sLIIJUIUUon an tl-tc ol
tcrcd ugrecmcnt \\ ns Lhat Ute do·
s1-doi!rs wert' to dodge the loc~ 1
r<!Sidents (cnltlt, Uwt 1!1) who cv
ldently hnd squl iltcr·~· nghts on
I he preml!!l'S
Oh, well, lhnt grund raght nnd
left Wll 0 I it lie HI Sly anyho\\,
JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station
• Lubricati on
• BaJt.ries
• Gas a.nd Oil
e TU..
4255 N. E. Sandy Bh·d. Chairmen Appoint
Committee Heads In u Student ChrasUan lli30CJ·
. Fannl oppomtmcnts Cor the RP-nllon !'lpOn Or('<f mecttng Tut> •
llglon an L1f•· week commattcc doy, 7 P m. October 30. m th
were mndc this week by Pnt Pawtinc Manor drawtn~ room
Bonls Clork nnd Jnc.k Jcnmng.s, I Mrs. \Vwhman wtll 1,.nd o 11ccond
cn-chnarmcn diSCUSSion in "God's Purpose
In ehnr~-t •· of the Sundny ves-And Our Purpot>e .in OW' T1mc"
P r crvicc nrc Rnleigh McVick- This Sunday ~:vcning rcllow
er nnd Clnrk Colb.,..: men's dorm !llnv 1 the c:ontJnuotton of mL'<!t
d~cuStJ~<~n, s .. rgad Gomt•Z., worn- tnJtS b•!gannJnl! tl month ogo with
en!'; dnrm d•scusslon, Colleen the Rt'Vcl'end Rob, rt E Rumer,
Creswell; hosp•tnlaly, Vargtmn pastor or Ute Palatmc lhll O>m
Wion and D1ck Wmchell, nnd munhy church, Presbyterian, n
progroms, Ann Austan. ndvlscr .Mal',)ory Comer IS chmr
Hcndang the sorority ond lrn-man of newly appolntt'd stccrang
tu n•ty dlscussaon nrl.' Lnurct\ll cummlUce to plan future pro
Myers nnd Bob Senseney; mu ac. grnms Others .tn charge of vnn
Lorts Lorro, \\o~hap, Mnrlll'i' ou Ph~ uf Lbe Wfll'k arc Ral
Cra\lo'ford: pci'!Cnnl confcrencl'!l Jones, PI'OI!rnm. Carolyn Varatz.
NnnC) •r•ngg, nnd commumon, pubhc1ty: Ard~ dcJong, fel·
Durme RnsmuNJen lowshsp and !:terg10 Gomez. r-
Publaclty orrtmgrm• nU; nrc un-Vl("e
df.'r Uac dtrccUon of C n r o 1
Btchom lind Jam Lone (posters)
and Ann Grnnntn£ fLOG pub
licit~), mumlnc \vorshap, R o ..
Shcartor; cminan., Floyd Cum
nuns. n n d 5lfll!l CQnstrucllt)n,
Wttll Ht'rdr!r n n d Dcoug Vnn
FIL•Ct. -
Recital Scheduled
By Music Group
OboLSt Dalt: Kug~l and Edith
K1lbul"k, m:<:Ompamst. \..-all be
- heard W1l.h ArUc-Dale Hull, mez. Job Data Released to-soprnno. and her nccompani.St
By Placement Offl.Ce Hunh 'l ruuon, tn recltal durin~
t~c ruwuc hour at Copeland Me-
Julia Johnson. plnccment coun mor10J cnnpcl, ThursdD:, ·, Nt:.t\'Cm·
clor, as :mnounclng the opt•nang b~r 1 at 12:30 p.rn
oC several posallon oncl oppnr ScltctJons tc..1 bt> heard ore the
tun1l1e..o thot hu\•c \:.Omc through I followmg
ncr orr,~e Sonata Hnndt>l
Th(' t1m!' a NOW to ppl~ !or I Sonata lunnccompnnlech
Christm.ls work ot th P t Of C P E. Bach
(let• ru:cordang to Miss Johnson. D&~lt• Kugel and Edath Kalbuck
L.atcrntur!' and oppltc Uon S t: P Th:1t Fhts on Buby's Ey.
blonks nrc now \.7lil blc a\ th CIU'p('nt ... r
ploccmcnt o!hc< for the U S l Am L1kc o Rcmnnnt of n
Cl\ ll Se1'\ let' posataon of Junaor Cloud of Autumn Cnrpc.nt<'r
man:tgcment nsslst.mt. These np-A Nun Talres th Vetl Barber
phcataon musl be llubmtttcd to Tht" Misls Re p~
the Cavil &>1 v1ce no lat 1 thnn The SnO\~ L1c
No\cmbcr 13, 1951 Arhe Dale Hull
All Jnnunry ond Jum: grudu and Hugh Trutton
ates wliCJ are lnterc~ted cnn mnkl' Pnvnnc RaV<'l
nppolntmcnts ror intel'\'lcws wath Suite for Ptnntl and Oboe Piston
the personnel monog~r ft1r J. c ( ?rolude, Serabuode, M lnuet.
Penne\' co \\ htJ wall b(' , Tl cr1m I • Nuctume, GagucJ
nus WcdnCJ~liO), November 1 Dnlc Kugel nnd Edith Kalbu k
Opera Group Formed
An opcro work hop h'l bt"en
rormcd on tht" compu Lhrou h
JOint coopcrntion of the musu: onii
drama dt;tptlrtrnent& Mnt Eltw
beth Gtudm!'I assastan t pr()fes
SOJ" uf Enghlih ond 5~1C'I.'Ch, nnd
Ceo~e B1shop o aston& prof\; •
sor or \'oace. wall be tngt du
cctors.
The workshop \\aU cncomp.l
the stud) of light operu nd c•
produdaon ts plnnncd for thiS
spring
Professor of \'ioJin, Bor1s Slrpo,
w11l conduct pe.l"formanccs
For
Young Men & Women
Modern Tailoring
Baumann's
House of Style
41 ~ Morgan Bldg. BE 1032 McCoy, F a1nily Bound
For France, Greece
Rob rt E 1\tcc..: } nnd h
!nnuly snalcd from N w Yo.l
CJt} Tuesdo,:i ubo.1rd the USS
Amcraeu lor Lt.: H \"re F rnn •
from "her~ they w Ill f.ll un t
Gl'\.occ" In Athl'ns McCo) "11
tnke O\'Cr tus n' '' Job ~ l r
ltnlSon officer u! the ECQn m1
Cooperntaon adammst.rutaon
In a card received by 0 un
Chnrle!> Howurd, MeCo~ told
Ius st~ an Wnshmgton, 0 l
where he au~nded or1cnt:H1on
meetings and lenrnL>d thut h1
JOb will be 10 sell the ne\\ {uod
ratiomng program t • t11 (;n..>t>k
labor untons ----
Debaters Go to Linfield
Lewll! ar II ~ I ' k Con·runc squ 1
''til compete 111 the .:mnunl \Val
lnmcttc \"nli~J 1-"ot "nsac 1n utut
nt Lmfteld oollege, l\lcl\11nm tll ,
Oregon ou NO\'ClTib r 3 .
Discussion, debate. e."<tempure.
tntcrpretation nnd nfter-dinn
spc4!king will be contested P~go Four PIONEER LOG Fnday, Ot!obor 26, 1951
Columnists Nate . • • o llonl > 1 o·a; ll t.....,
A trnd1tion Lhnt or:igtnntcd for ~ ou an 01 dcr that •our
dn:'t's at college mlght, be rccnlJ~d-nlumm nnd nlumnnc,
" herc,·er you nre, 1t IS homecoming time again. Cigs, Sunbathers~
Elections, Queens
h b lJmt once m<we to n.•membcr lhc palL', am~l) mom·
mss • • the.:: books under ar:m • thl' professor who lould
ne\'er qultc remember faces .• the ~rngrnnt odoa ot ~nmre
nftC.rJll'Ol\S ••• the wnlk from gym to )t brary. Rogardlng Jhe rMton t nra o I of
n lfl·)'tXu·-nld v~h·a nn for sm('k·
11\E:, the OreHon Dnil)' Emcrnld
.u~ges ts an n r·<1lhcr sarcastic
editorial lhnt the PMt ltuuf !){'
hrc ",end down th<' !ltnte mllitin
nnd n c:pecinl trntn for Lht! r··~t of
the lnwbn kt r-:." !!lll!!lll111
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We ask that Ute present students at 1.-cwis nnd Clnrk he
g1ven 8 chance to ~l~ow ,·ou th~ mngnif1ccnt progrnm they
hnvc assembled for your entertammcnt. The lre-thman c:la.u nt P01 tlnnd
univcr~ih 1vmg 1 ts troubles.
lt seems the~ 'rc, trYing to elect
uWcers ancl under the sy trm an
force out there, cnndldutcs hn' e
to dc1'lnre thcmseh·cs • • . So
t.ar, sc\ en cnndidntes nrc up for
the flvt: nvnHo blc offices! Oh,
well, that's one thmg the Clns..<:
of '55 at L<!wis ond Clnrk didn't
hnvc to wotry about. ----· -~---~
It is in ,·our honor and the day is tomonO\\ at Multno
mah stndm~, followed by more nctiviti<'S on the cnmpus. -~,.-,=--------.,
G. V. F.
To an open house m the evening
Home men shnll come
To an older place than Eden
And n taller town than Rome.
-Gilbert Ke.tb Chesterton.
Ul\7: Hands !I cross th > ea
Back hame agam in his home. in Ro enheim m the Ba·
\'annn Alps. Remhard von Ammon, a freshman la~t •ear,
writes to friends at thC' college thnt his year at Lewis and
Clark ''\~ ent by like ht:auttful drenm .•.
•The losson.s in our 'gymnasi um· aro terribly boring most·
)y. I just sit there trying to koep my oye opon and dream
about America . about Lewis and ClCD"k mainly, about its nlcc
folks and the pretty green campus .•• I'm to deliver lots of
specc:hcs-only it is America I'm talking about now.H
Von Ammon's t>.xperience here multiplied by the ~ight
other fore1gn students who en.ioyed the friendship of LC rnul
ttphcd agmn b~ the hundreds of other foreign students '':ho
were pn,ilegcd to spend a year in Amenca could well POJ.nt
tbe wa) to peace in n world swept with doubt, fear and ~lS
trust. People-and nations-with common understandmg
don't hate each other, don't think ntom bombs.
''Understanding othet· peoples'' is the way UNESCO states
thas world need. The United Nations w11l become realit · as
the von Ammons and Bergrnanns sample democracy and re
turn to their embittered countries to fight communist lies
w1th first hand knowledge of the American way of life.
Get the Point? An c.-nc:ouraging trend as being
fol!O\\~d by Dt'ltn Upsilon frn
t mt\' ot Bowrimn whach with
drt:w !rom the nuti(lnul ortnm·
rnhon so that they (Bowclolnl
(OUid plt-clce a :\'cgto £tud<ent
•..••• -\notht:r Glnd •en: Tlw
('nluc :.<trident body vf thc Unl
vcrstty of North Cnrohno, dct•p
m the heart of ".lim Cro\\ ••
countrY, was led by SB prexy I
Henry Bowens m dcmnndh11•
thnt a colored student be allowed
non· l!gtocgated seahng nt oll nt~·
Jctic: events. -======-~-;:-. --.. -= - ---__ ..... -----~----~ ..... ----= ...... • ----: ----' -
.. - -L. ON.,.ff-
.. Purdon mo. Thoy told mo thia waa the Pacific:.''
Paramount 's 'Place in Sun'
Tackles Moral Law Issue
By Floyd Cummins
The outwnrd oppcorance of ei·
\'UiJ!cd SOCINV does not nnd can· me com~ {I third party. Tn thiS
voun~ womnn he fimls <• love,
less phystcnl perhaps, that sym-
bolizcs to him the nttnjnmcnt of not h1d<e the bnsc nature or man
nil dcsarcs. whether or mntc.rinl ns he C.XI<;t<.'Cl m the pram1tiv~
It shouldn' t happon to Dr. 0· or uesthc>llc worth, nt the expense tnt('
~ell: A prof nt Bethel c lltgt' in of his values of nght nnd wrong. d '" •· 1 Such IIi U1e complc:-:1ty of '11enncSSt.~ \\ns !tr~ ncen...,• u<'· There lS stall before him, how-cause his ''b1g St'CJ'Cl" wns founci GcorgP En.stmnn, the ampov(!J •
ever. the duty cicmnnd('d or him. out. Seems he's a (shhhh) nudllitl l!lhPd boy working m n :ric:h
"'h • h d H1s tortured mmd toys with mur. • • • n at s more. t e pres: ent uncle's mill. t'nught in the web
of the Amertcnn Sunbothmc as of 0 topl'y·lurvy ~conomic sys-dcr-unwillingly, but constantly.
tor::wtion clnlms that the teacher' le!m that demands conft)flllity On the lnkl', once bl•nuttful nnd
f1ring mds the communists! und sets bun-ters to the fulfill-gay but now bleuk nntl drenry.
AUontion . Mn. Meier: The mcnt of thl· nboriginnl desires . .Alice tells' of s1mplc nspirntinns
Roosevelt Ranger notes th11t it George Enstmon flnunted nll uf life aft•'r 1 hdr mnrriugc. she
was Just sixteen )'ears ngo. .in morn) codt>.s. brok~.: too many being boHicd over Enstmnn's de-
1935, that Portland h1gh st'hools commnndments .md destroyed lny in marryang he-r. The dilt•mma
wt~c allowed to teach Crtlrmnn the hves of three person~. him-of the s 1 tun t ion warps his
again . • • • Seems some Iuddy- self mrludcd, only to receive thou.:ht. and he in vain tricb to
duddaes banned it bnrk in tht? nbortcd rompcmsntion , by death push murder from his mind The
fu-st wo ·ld war an the lcctnc chair. boat o ,. t r l urns. ncc:td<.•ntnlly
LC PioaC!ers should bt• grnt1-The mo.torial G-:or~~ Stevto:ns' throwing both '" the w 1tcr
lul. At hw.st the;> C'\0 dcct lht•ir • \ Phlt'l' an the Sun" for Para- The jury 1aid P\lilty. Thf' Cine
own homecoming queen! At Or-mount studtos. Tiw situation-an hnc bctwc£n an mtent nnd the
cgon State ~he's pidred by n com-nbctr<mt young man (1\fonlgom- act as fine> mdccd. But u selCtsh
mittee. cry Clift) torn between the ne-dusirc nnd a recurring vtsion of
And finally from the cditoranl rcssity of marrying the co-work- another womnn had hindered hts
p:age of the! Oregon State DnJly t•r carryang hts child tShellcy attempts ut rescue. After six weeks of college, students begin thmkmg about
bc.mg subjected to the inevitable mid-term examinations.
Mld·terms make one think of grades, which come as the re
sult of gradmg said e.·•mms. The system of grading at Lcwjs
and Clark has been a subject of controversy in the past; not
because 1t IS particularly unjust, but rather because there Js Barometer comt:' these words, \\'snten;) and the Iuli'!llment of And George f;ru;tmon wulked
clearly applicabh.• ns the wel'kcnd hi.S warped dH•ams of lire, the resignedly down the <.-orridor to
tlraws ncar: bt•ttuttful, rich sonahte Angelo his dPalh
WUh a long array of tradi· V1ckcrs (Elizabeth Taylor). Tcchnieally , ''A Place in the reportedly a more accurate system. .
Instead of grading in block A-B-C-D numerals !or inui
Vldual subJects, yet arrt\•ing at a numerical "point., C.P.A. ~
whv couldn't the ''point'' system be used on indhridual sub
Ject grading aJso? For mstanct?. using block grading two stu
dents can get "C's" on a COUI'Se, although one could be wor~h
2.9 and the other 2.0. This could mean that ::;orne pretty fmr
students are nursing a lower cumulntive G.P.A. than they
dcser\'c because of a too generalized grading system. tioual actinnes . a fighting foot- From rhildhoC\d to manhood, Sun t!; c: JCCI.:llcnt 1 rom thl' "mood
ball team to root for, fond mom young Eastman had b~n poor mus1c'' by Fran:.. Woxmnn to the
ori&s of the past and grOGJ am and lont•ly. the son of street mis· nll-powL•rful usc of thl• camem to
bitiou.s for tho futuro, this ~:aon work<·rs. His aft air with set the <Sl't.'nc Ill s1mpl icily nnd
Komocoming. like previow; ones! Alice Tripp was n direct out-forthnghtnt.>ss. ThlS wus Gl•orsc
will t'latm a place in your mom I (Jl'O\L to r,J ttu Jondmess ~tcvens' fu•st pu:tur~ /or Polra·
orios. But on tho aeon.o of Gc01·g~'s mount.
It is true that grades don't tell the whole stcry m regard
to an mdividual's scholarship. It is also true that some pro
fessors don't put much stock into the issumg of grades, and
thus would balk at t.he extra work of n more concentrated
chcme. Howe\'c:r. ns long as we must be graded for our work
m college, Lhc grades might as well be as accurate ns possible.
r.,.h, I I j lU.I IIIJI f 1.. \\I •I d I hu'J,
~toll r: )' r [':'ut,. rl&ttlon rM
"' It r , t r ... ntanCJ •r con
EDITOR
Bryce Wblte
Ohue& Gl"bb 1'n\ur.. DUI 1'011
Don "J"lortm JJ4Jtorl 1 Ann Orannlq
Chr&14llla ltJrrott, C~nbt Jl.m t.oUI'
JIAllC7 MUter lldvut.ldnt" •rl'. Oeol'l!l'o lhllbU
B4rp n.ral OU'UI rA1:11:11q , Cbuek OUtb, Ocra141Jlo ISgron, "lf&DC)' Kllln, ~= OTiumln!f, (kora<~ KubU. :rl07d OtUDIIWta, OhArlu C1haruQD1Bt.
autb lhulth, :D, J, 8m1Lh, Allan 8topheucna Humane SoCiety Member Rises
In Objection to Multiple Drives
By Paul Eggor peddling somt.• sorl of nttnch-
As a charter m••mber or the mcnt wh1ch will coRblc one to
Humane Soc1ct} Cl'm one of Ute come home. J cnn find my way
anginal dumb ammals to whorn hom£' quat£> wclJ wathout ont>,
one IS supposed thank you.
to be kmd) I 1 .. :;lly, the anquas1tors propo c
strenuousJv ob· to drain us or oJI of our blood. •
Ject lo the f1· Now Uus fs too much lC they
1 o o c J li 1 nod v.nnt to tnkc all of my money,
mental pumsh- lN them h y-thC'rc J&n't much
mf'nt whleb 1 o ll When it t·omc to bh1od
bl'lng mlltcted ho\11 1'\'nr, tht•y v. JJI hn\'1' to fJght
UPQn u stud- \\ ath me to the Ia t hcmonloba
routs. u (Jr d"r to get nnylhing.
Ftrst of nll, Th01e aro oll worthy crmse-s
on•· is brow- Poul Egger howcv••r, nnd would fntl llllllt•r-
bcuten Into coo- nbly withfJUt rnv who1ehel.a ted
1ributtng 1o 11w CtHnnaunhy s IPJ>IJrl 'l'lw.dnrc>, cunRr.ttulh·
Cho.: 1 This 18 b••ang nccompnnu•d IJ ms to • \'eryonc who hno: con·
by a threat of being copiously 11 ibutt•ll eo nohly, espccmJiy the
'ickled wi~h a red fcnlhl•r lr om:· oronly members whl} ·O quickl}
do· noL ~omply. went over the top on their Com
Whfln thla finJ torture hn munltv Chest quotns.
bc·C!n mnid<·d, onl• 111 og:un ns-Or Odell hns asked mt to hdp
• ultt..'d 'I'hfli Urn 11 i11 by the.: olvf! lhe school's llnanchal prob
ladJ~ of Uw PcJ' club wn•l nre lt•m. He wont ml· to rnlsC! l:'nough money so fhnt n fifty
thousand s~nt sU.d1um can bt•
built. In uddi1ton tilc'"e must be
enough money so thnt u ftf1y
we can nfford to Import n lemn
which could ben Reed College
The rest of the funds would bt
UEL'd to construct on olJs rvotory • which could be U"cd by lh~ dcnns ur the c:olJcgc.
• • Altor rQc:etvino tMa request I
went mto lmmeulutc• con:r;ultr
lion with scv~rnl othe-r lending
t:conomtsts. At flrst our ntnrgfunl
pt opcnsity cur\'t'S fntl~d tu funr·
tion properly, hut oilt•r nd)ustinr,
I hem for cyl"l icn I lluctuntfons Wt!
h3V(l tmiO.agcod to n•ach u e.mnu
ncnli.Y suct·essful solut on.
Our· dt:l'tSton hns been to set up
n fnrtory whJ<:h would manuCar
lure C<Jatlaals to be u t•d with
white tie , Tlus \'cnturu W<>uld
be cxct:<.'<lincly prc•fttabk and
would soon rnl c the requlr••d
!unds. Fr
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nd • Friday. October 28, 1951 PIONEER LOC Pave Fin
Oddities of Homecoming Eden's Apples
Still T em piing
'l'IWtl. 1 on mc:u nt !lrovu·b to
lw t'fft'ct, "An npplc n dO.\' krcps
the dor tm nwny.'' Rulph Scott,
ll!SBI t 1nt to prc:mh nt, would tell
you, ''Oh ycuh !''
St.ull w uk~nl.!d to tlw ll•mptn-Setting the Pace
Professor Style
Dr. Honag&hclm hns il hab1t at
puckng In n act pnth before hi•
cln&SCs whll,.. gl\•ing n lecture.
One of the sclflnllllc mmdro Two ueens From Some Town;
Closs of '53 Cops ueenships
members o1 tht! clnrus rccnrdcd nn
fc£tivalies but not ns h"m~com· :,ccurntc .at:.ci'Junt o! the tr•P b
lng ti\Jt.cn Her ofhdol cttpnl'\l) tween lhc blnckbourd nnd hi
was Ml&~~ Chryanmhcmum. She desk an the r.pnn of forl)·flvl'
a uh d ove1 cvcnll both before nnd mmutes ltcm of tlw murwhuhlc dcll('rtdl• By Charlos Chornqutal
{In the campus If I'( s He ohturned Not tou JniiiiY .)'Pill 11 u, 1n IMP
11 huider nnd chmlwd up mtc to bt' ~oct, l.cwas nnu Clnrk
the hdghlfl u( the Ieney hmhs to c:hosc Its fi111t Humecoming quc1 n.
the mnrc cholc;c rnuts shll un-T\\O women hn1llng rmm the
touclll'd by hum.111 hnnds. Fur n same lillie town in Minncsotn
second the cxpcctnttnn of dl hnv•1 cnpturcd the vot•·s ol tau·
lrsclm•sncss nt his fingertips c.nus· cknt.s nnd the lh•nrLS of Homc
t>d n compiC'lc loss of t:cl! nncl c:ommg alums durmf: tht: Home
un equal luss of bnlonct•. comanJ: w~;;cks of tht2 pnRl thr~··
The Ierro Cirmu flew up to yt:nrs.
gn_•et him. Once more the theory Two ycnrs nco, th.• student
of ~rnv1ty hnd bl'l'n pro\'Cn plus I body sclt'ctN'I its Ilrst real Homt•
tlw lnllucy 10 thl• nncu:ml proverb. commg qurt:n She wns blond,
Ben Hoards Information Regarding
HOW TO GET DANCING DATE
By Bon Hordoe
O.K. budd'. :;o you wnnt n
dnl1• for the IlonwcominP' dnncc.
You sny 'ou don't know how to
osk that prl.'tty little thing you've
hod youa cv~ on. Then luke heed,
bub, whale Papo Hordes docs
t~omc tnlkan',
Farsi problc.•m you'll have as
gcttmg dose enough to her to
blurt out your intentions. Easy
enough to do Cor &f you can't
walk over to ht•r the chunces an.•
you cnn't doncl' l'lther so you
mwht lUSt ns well stay home. Oh well,-) "t'd love to" (strnn
~lt vou )
''Hey, boby you know ~·ou'n;
~oing to the dnnc1• w1th ml!,
don't you?" CHnw I got news for
you, schnook, I've got n date
With ''Ttger Lionhcnrt" the full·
back, thank I'll ask him to punt
you acr('lss the campus. But then.
he moy br\!nk hu; h•g in the
game.) ''Golly, I'd love to."
"W w would y you g g go to
the d d dance Wllh mm m me'''
tHere is the logacol successor to
Pork Pig,) L I lo\'c I t tul"
''Col a date lor the dance?"
Here are n tew wars you cnn !Twenty of them The only r~n
pop the dole quesuon and, JO ~on I'm droppmg hondkcrchu~fs
pnrt·nthcsis, whnt she muy be all ovt:r thl' campus Is so's to
thmking. fmd my woy back to my car.)
"Mnv I honOJ you by tnkmg "IC that's an invitution, yes."
you to the dance • (Hal! Bi£ 11 any of the !orcmcnlton~·d
brenk. who doc· th1s boob thmk 1deos work, pl('ase tell me, I
he is? I'd prc!cr dc•cnpitation.l haven't got a date either. hlur -oyctl JnAnn Alf~ton, a frcJh
mnn frvm MODn·hl'nd, M1nnf!l!nU1
Thi )'cnr, Man•la Lyslo bc
~.;runc.: the thard queen to ru lc over
Homecoming lcstfvitles on the
cnrnpu . Shl' also hails from
Moorehead, M 1 n n c so l a. Both
Qu~ en Mnrc1o and Quc~n JoAnn
arc now residents or Pottlnnd
but "'ere born and nuscd in
Moorch..:nd
Wtnnac Cnrlock, last year's
queen, as the only Portland born
womnn to Wt;nr the l.'Ovetcd
Roml'Comlnc crown
• • ..
The grnduotms clll!SS of 1953
holds clnlm to some kmd of
monopoly on H om.., co m i n g
C)Ut:t•n
Th£1 college hns hod only three
qut·1•ns und every one has been
a member or the class of '53.
Thl' first one, JoAnn Alltlon as
n !rPshmnn, bC"c:.&me the miuul
ruler ttf Homcroming.
Wmmc Cnrlock was last year's
ruler. She was n s.uphomor••.
Th1s yeor Man:an Lyslo became
the third mcmb••r of her clnss t~J
be elected by the studo!nt body
to the coveted crown.
• .. •
In 1948. Roscmnry Loder, now
Mrs Phil Dreyer. ruled over the
Inventory Expert Here
Student m MnrJoru• Fc~en
dt:n's class in prine1plcs of nc
rountmg ht..•ard n tnlk on proced
ures o! mvcntory conLrol by Mrs.
Judy Backstrom, m\'~:ntory t·on
trol clerk at Crown-ZciJ()rbach
company W ndnc day mom mg.
Birthday Present Kept Secret;
Marcia Old Hand at Royalty
By Cntherano Oelistraty
A birthday prc:;cnt thot or
rived n few dnys early for junior
Mnrcin Lyslo, but had to be kept
secret, wns the nnnounccmPnt of
her cl£'cllon as 1951 Homecommg
Quc~n.
Mnrc1a, who cckbrUled her
t wcnucth buthdnr Octnbcr 2·1,
wus m{ormed of her selection a
WCl'k <Jgu lust Wt,•dnesdny and ut
tl'mptcd lo kct·p iL a S1.:rr~t until
1ls nnnouncl.•mcnl nt Tuesday's
l'C.lO vacation.
A nuhVl' of Moorht•ad. .Minne
sola, but nngmnlly !rum Fnrgu,
North Dal·otn, Mnrcin moved m
J9·17 to Purtlund, wlwrc ~he 1\l
tcndc·d Wushin~ton high schnol until her grsduataon in 1949,
- Her reign ns roy(llty begun m
1949 With her selection ru; Ro.:c
FCJ~tiv~tl prancess rl'prcsentang
Washangton high school. l.nst year
•he wns selectl•d "Campus Bcnu·
ty" reprcsentmc Lcwas and Clork
for (I scnes of Oregonian Jcnturcs.
Other than these acll\'&hes,
Morcin hns spent much of her
t1me: working nl Chnrle!l P Berg
company gninmg cxpcr1cnce in
her probable career ns buyer.
The 11rst (lfflcllll ro;rt&l uppcnr
anct• Will be madl' al the Bonfire
tomght, wh'-'n nlums, studt•nts und
•nculty w•ll gather lo gN ac-•
quainted.
During hulftamc (ICll\'ltiCS or
thl' LC-Pndhc game an the Mull-
Wedding Invitations and
Announcements
Panelled poper; insido and outaido
beautifully prin!od; ? aelection of
Text and Script Type-
$9.50 and Up en•elopes: nomah stndaum tom1..1rrow, Marctn
wall be crowned quo:en by Stu·
dent Body ?resident Eldon Gun
ter.
Pnncesscs Don n a Huggins,
June Collins and Jane Culver
wall nccompony Queen Marcm to
nil the Hbmccomang fc.-:tivlltes.
Flyer 'Drops In'
for Free Lunch
Tn1 as the storv o 'the man
who ctunc to dinncr"-lunch,
that 1s. He literally d• opped m
to ~.;Ht wtth Mr. nnd Mn;. JumNi
.Jnckt:on. parent.<; of fr• shmnn
Jnmcc .Jackson, <Jl the new
home nc•nr Brooks.
When hi! B-51 caught fare,
Lt. Clnr ·nee Bu1 ke Portlond,
pnrnchutt'd to snr t) seconds
ahend of the bumtng plane.
wluch crushed through the roo!
or the fnm\ house CuriOUS
spectators faund Burke enJOY
ang Iuneh w1th the Jockso~
per hundrl"d sots
Additional 100 seta S6.00 and up FOUND: On<' hotcht't in senit•r
pnrklng oren. Owner come to
I.OG ,,ffirc for chop talk so we
can AX )•ou whnt an blazes you
I" ••re U~>IDC 1t on, nnd lf you ar<.•
nuw In tht• rhtps.
Printinq workmanship on all orden of the boat:
differen t pricoa occasioned by varioua gradoa of
•tock: call for appointmont.
BUSINESS CARDS: Box of 500-$1.98 to $7.50
STATEMENTS: 6Jx7 inches, one fold-SOO at S6.25 up
BUSINESS ENVELOPES: 61 suo-Box of 500-54.95
BUSINESS ENVELOPES : lOs abe: box of 500 $$6.25
Loomis Printing Co. -:-Reliant Printers
Phone BR. 1343 FOR RENT
3 HtJOm i',urnlshed Ap.artmcnt
4 Blocks rrom School
PREfER 2 GIRLS
Rent Rousonablc
Call Mrs.
CH 2773 Fullman
CH 7372 lllt• r HCJmccomang week. Hntl to The complete number of mnro
nil queens, pUllt, pre • nt and !u·jthon cxpeclataons nt present nrc
turc 214 per penod
Gibb Offers Suggestions
For Homecoming Floats
By Chuck Oibb After thumbing through thf'
Homecoming rolls around but fu-sL few sketches I fcc! cc.rt:un
once o ycnr, nnd yet n ht!Bilhy thot you can sink your money
proportaon of campus orgamw- In these nonts. For Instance; on
tions cnn always be found nt the I
lnst mmutc before lhc pnrndc page four lhen• 1 n scale model
waving hammers ond gasping of the lt:nning U)wc.r of Puw
through mouths full or £hinglc whach, !C butlt to proper SJX'CifJ·
nnals, ·what'II Wl' bu&ld for a ent&ons. mount& perfectly on the
float?" hood oC ll 1911 WbappeL tour1ng
To tt'l thl'!lr mmds at case an rondstcr. The catch here would
these IIUII few crucuaJ hours, I be Lo hnk the model with th•·
would hkc to lciJ there frenzied Homecoming theme. but at thai
folk abOut n helpful httlc pnm-slngc of the game who ean nr
phlet I discover cd while grop-ford tu be choosy?
mg fur m!ormauon about the Another suggesUon is to splat
grcgnrtous tcndcnercs of vesugaal tcr your pandc vchu:le with
rruh-fhcs The ullc or the book mud and sod, and go ns th~ Old
LS ''Stxty-Thrc(' Floots wath Blue-Oregon Trnll. Of course, •f you
Prants Yet." want the best flonl of nil. try
Bogus Band Rehearsal
Snares Gueen Marcia
h ,YoJUJll.;Uru. ulmosl ro.:CCIV-
Cd the strangest box of clothes
lo.sl week . . thnnks to Ee.ntor
Vt.!rna Hagen.
Verno, along w1th clrt\'er, Dir.k
Colter, lured Queen-elect and fcl
low-cnr pnSl>engcrs Marean l .. ys
ltl to .sclwol an huur cady last
Wcdncsdny on the pretense Utat
Dack hnd an cnrly JH;P bond re
~eni"Slll. The lnrge box of "clothes"
m Verna's lap was ticketed for
Koren wales. or so Marcin un
derstood.
Un!ortunotely it wlll be n long
time before the Korc:m chaldrcn
rece1ve these clothes. smce they
turned out to be a cherry btrth
dn\· cnke for MnrclD, complete • w1th 20 candles.
The ensumc C(:lcbrntJon took
pJnce m lh~: snnck shock \\ 1th
!ellow-cor passengers nnd well
WL"hers Oack '1'\•dcman and Doug -and Dn\e Von Fleet nttcndang.
Unfortunately the Log wasn't
nbl£" to fand out whether Marean
blew out nll the candles and got
her wish two sc:OQps of icc cream an a tall
glass ot ra : beer.
Well, you can't bnndr your
llme n ~ ,_ : · :admg this.. I sug
gest that you get on the boll D.nd
hove your !loot mtnct come pa
rade-time tomorrow. If thiS nuny
weather k..:cps up, you'll need Jt.
JV's Jo Tackle Pacific
In ;Mythical Loop Fray
The JUnior wauJon; from Lew
IS and Clark tackle the Pac.l!ac
Badger JV's Monday afternoon
on the lntter•s gndiron. Conc.h
WoJT('n Smath wHI send his
chnrges in the fro~ mtnw the
services of star guard George
Su,p:uno who tnJured hlS leg 1n
the lost contest.
Sull sunmcrmg from lnsl
weck"s 14-6 upset loss to Long
\'Jew, the ml!n In 01'3D{!L' and
Blnc:k must crush the Badgi!I"S to
keep their conference record
clean.
Usmg lhe split-T oU~. the
Pioneers hn\'C rolled up 53 pomtS
an three games. wh1lc thelr stout
dl'fense hns held opponents to
:!3 poant.s.
Beds Available for Blood Donors
Stud~nts mo~ rcGI&ter nnd I corunsts ol fruit or frulL JUit~:.
make appointments for blood dt> toast and coffee wrlh sugnr 1C
donation on thl' donor shc.ct m profcrr('<f, but no crenm Thl!t
the gym. Thl.! Red Cro Blood food as to be <'ntcn nt len..ort four
Moblll' w11l bt on cnmpus Oc-hours prtor to thC' d nntton
tober 31 bet.,.. t't'n 1'1 D m ond 3 A rcmandcr to students be-
P m. Sax bed wall be ct up in t\\ ccn the ug<: or 18 nnd 21
th \'m for the nccommodnhon Pnr('ntl must nuthonu the do-
not on b~ m nmJ: po nt I
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They Look Small From Here, But ... FddaJ Oelober 26, 19$ I
Pioneer 'Navigators' Hendy
To As-soil Poe· · Soturdoy
In Tell· Tole Grid Encounter
By Al Stephonaon
Saturd~.Y afternonn (2 u clock to be spcctfic) lhc und~
f~;'nlcd Piunet.•ts and Paciiic univt:rsit.r \Uil trnt t)Ut onto
the sncldcn turf of Mullnomah stadium to do bottle an lra
dttiunnl style bctore a Homecoming day crowd of Pioneer • rooters.
Whnt )Ol)ked like a champions hip fight u week ngo has
de\ t•lupcd into what will be a do-or-dte effort Cor Pacific.
As n :r••sult of Lmfu!ld's U·O ver-~ smoothmg out th!! pass dcft•nsc,
dact ov••r tht" Bndgcz:s last Wt~k. The w~:ck's prnctac:c schedule
coupled with LC's tnumph down wa confined to more or h·ss hm
ot Solem, the Plonccn; nrc now bt•a·lng-up exercises nnd dummy
pcrcht.'ti on the top run~ of ca 1mmagcs Astdc from the nor
Northwcl>t conference play With mnl run v( bruast>s, the squod l\P·
n clean slntc of 3·0 Howc\'cr a pcnr,·d to be :-et for the opt•nmg
dcf~nt tomon O\\ w111 throw the kJC~k-otf
local Ch'W mto n selond- plac~ Tackle Don 1\lcCnllum, on lust
tr,. with tht• visatmg Pacific out· we~k's tn)un .. 'Cl list, will sllll be
From tbe lofty locality of the press box al McCulloch .fiold, Salem the Lewis and Clark and
Willamoue b<!ef tTuili took like 22 bug1 on a gridiron rug. But ju11 slep out on the field. brother .•• fit. side-hned with a b.ad krw~; J( r
Most ob1orvon foel lhat to· ry Peckover, hnrd luck freshmnn
mnra'(lw's outtng bdwccn the fullback, n·-inJUr<'d hi knt>f tn
I wu clubs Will decide who will tht! W!llumctlt• contl•.:;t and 1t's
brmg homt• tht• \H:cpstnkes d~•ubtful whether hu'll suit up
\\hen the !>CllSon hits lhc rinal {or thl• gum~ "'' dare you!
\\'In•. LC Nears NW Grid Crown,
Obl. t ates WI.llam ette 41 12 th~r~n::~~rs~t:~f~g;r~~ ~:,~ 0
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Local Cindermen Meel 1 e r ' - fonnrdablc outfit Jed h\' colorful
Palatme h1ll's pbtent P1oneers
ann trot. to Conn in J:.."t!CPtnC thetr
conference record unblemished as
thN humbled Wdlomettc Bear-Hnlfbnck Cnlc\' Cook start~d
the LC \'Jctory train rolhng 1n
the opening quarter wrth a 28-
.., ard touchdown ramble. John 0\ i!l' (l'(lm there on ll quurtcrbn ck F'rnnk BuckJC\\'ICZ. the much u. of Portland Today
lnlkcd-nbuut halfbnck . The line·
sn<'nk. t!pcncrs nrc capably buill around LC's :.paked track hvcs wlucJ1
~
~.:ats .; 1-1.2 Saturday afternoon at
McCulloch mdium m Salem. •
Gordon mtSSed the con' ers1on,
tus onb miScue of the afternoon The hnrd-chnrgmg Paoncer Hnc "tmy' BQb Bi.clhop who fill!> hts traditionully gather dust durang
dou ned punter Rick Bmgham on tackle pnslllon wtth 257 pounds ;nc wmter months. will bate toto
the Bcnrc9t nmc, after n bnd of be •! to throw ntound at op-the cinders before spl·mg rolls
snap from center. PJacckick spc- around thiS ''enr. The Ornnge nnd Black com·
bmc-d a strong runmng and pD&S·
ang attack wath its usual impene
tTnble ground dt>fl.:nse to chalk
up U1eu third \'lctory and gain Bcnrent tumble on Ute Wal
lnmctle 22 \\ Ill recovered by de·
fcnsave end Phal Fraser to set
up Ute next counter. A wcll-c:c
ecuted Brun: Loucbnlln lo Neil
Andersen Intend pln> went to tht.•
!our-ynrd hnc Lon~balln went h pusmg runners. J
t"Jahst John Gordon upped 15 Stn~g 1s countmg on Jim Sun- Toda..\" at 3 p.m, the F1 ··con~h-
gl'O\Io mg PQmt total wath 0 '(mnsh- dcrlnnd, Jerry Mills and AI l'd cross-country trw or Rcad:tr
me TD romp on the vc•1 .. next Go(•rt:zen lo complctt! his ball-Heller, Murray B:lJ'llcy nhd Vac
piny totmg department. The Badf!crs Nelson Will test thL•tr cundltionctl
LC's next sconng mnn:_h, '>tort-arc nott•d mor,• for thcar defcn-legs against the ~;,nne numhcr of lc posscssJon of ftrSt place m
h~ North" est conference. mq faom their own 25. was fen· Sl\'C wnrk than Cor theu· sconng, men repn•scnt1ng the col01~ ot
tured b) 3 sparkling forward-tat- but to wm gnme11 )'uu have to Portland unh•1•rsaty. The three·
t:aoal pass piny. The gem stmted SL'flrc touchdowns, and th~\''11 be mile rhasc over hill nnd dnlt' will h _ \\ ith :l 14·Y:ltd heave from Bruce .out. fur._ !.haL-puJ;p~~; t.omoaow_ .be bcld on Pot tlnnd's horne L:l•m ~a fil·psT•Itle In Stubborn Ba lie ~nngballu l.o End Crac~v Lt'g: At the Huaton headqullrl\lrs, COUl'Sc. Thilt will be the first ~ Ui 11 t.Dll Leggatt LIIDl~ n peach of '1 cmphusil has bt·en placed on tl!~t fo1 both team!!.
nteral to end-mate Bob Radakn· S •
~mbdo Phi Epsllon's sconng ftrsl half, the Mtshts "COJ"(•d 'u:h who raced all the Wh\ tn porlsesslon --------- ...
machtnc coughed, sputtc"---d and Uircc ltmes, H~ de s&>rcd hVJC<' the Bearcats' five-yard nmrkt>r
\\he~cd ns the GJ'CCks :met \he nnd pack('(! up a convcrsaon Bann belon~ he was dropped . Hul!'.;ncl\ Nate to Stackhouse fibers
MJs.ht& for the league crown 01:-added a e<:ond extra pomt Eng-Dltk Walker scored t" o pln~ I
tobcr 16. It took the Lrunbd3S hsh mtercepted n MISfit pnss !or Iuter R t p • L •
l:W'O OV rlJmcs to shd<.-uno. the the lone Slg tully DaviS took LC lmebacke.r Jim Clayton oses 0 lOneer lnemen
top pot an the stx-man team the luckof! 10 hts O\\ n end .z.onc p:l\. ed the way to a 34·0 lcod By Chuck Gibb
te u \loJlh n 13-1:! \lcton The and ron n back for 11 touchdo\\•n Ia n he mtcrcepted
0 PllSli and
S1gm ouslt.>d 0 ,ta 'f;au Rho ns tht: half c.ndcd Du,·nl added sped 35 yards mto the end zonP.
from furLhcr ompctation by a an msuwnce core In the .econd Afh.•r Wdlamettc tnll~<•d un z.
13·6 score a p to Halfback Chuck IA:WI0 Th M1sf1 splosh,.,d to D 26 6 A th .. north end of the ftcld the Pioneers added then :rmal
\'Jcton O\ er Srgmn Alpnn S~r ~l PoJCCd \\ c.re radmc n HI-touchdown on a fin• bootleg pia)
on "'md and-ram JWept FISher pn1 ~ ~ushion as the J"eft!ree b,> quarterback Dack von who
!Jcld Tuesda} The Fogbound ualltd tht half-urne The KappD.i :. •nmpered 85 yards to score
Polecats. m thc1r tr<idtt1onnl loil,!! m b;:Jt"k strong otter the rest WalJamette completed the scor
undcn\enr, held off a .second- n Tl uJamura tnllll.'Cl and added mg ,.18 the as:-lanC3 agam. This
half ralh by D determined Knp-an cx•ra point K1sn scored the t1me freshman Chuck Nuone
pn Phi Alphn ~uad to wan Hl-fanol goal of tlu.• do~ The Knp. gathert.:d in HaUback Bennett
13. pas were makan,:: thClr third b1d Holt' toss to make the final score
Wropp1ng up thctr carne an tllc ru, a TD as the .c;:h•ck ran uut l'Cnd 41-12
NEW BURLINGAME MARKET
Food Lockers
Quality Meats
Groceries
Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Low Competitive Prices -Everyday
Plenty of Parking Space
Phone Circle 8989 A not<' 111 all the LC rnilbtrds who were supposedly gJVang Wll
lamette Coal'h Chester Stackhouse a bad time from the stands lnst
week The cuy nn the !1eld that you were yellmg at out on the f1cld
wrun't Stnckhom~.• . . he spent 1hc cntne game up in the safety
01 th• Prt S bn
Funniosl incident of the weok-LOG advc1tisang mnnuger Genrgc'
Hnskt .. JI m Urdl nt Bud Cox fan. told h1s wife, Pat, to watch the un·
stoppable Cox pt•rlorm through a Will:tmcth: piny. Mrs. H. did just
that :~nd miru:cd scemg Jrm Clayton .snare n m1splaccd Bearcnt acraal
and run 35 ;:. ords for a touchdown!
The touchdown wa.<: Clayton's first 1n collep~; rompetlli(lll, but
J'd be wtlling tn bel It won't be his last. Big rearon for my certainty
IS that the (ro!'h ltOL backer Wll~ Jcadinp, Vt·ound j."OIOer in hi& COil•
fl'l·cnct• l:lst ycnr, runnang !rom a halfbuck spot w1th Ramicr h1gh
school
The sports stnff hus bt'en receivmg some good·humorcd clbuw
ang fQr not mcntionmr. Jmemt:n In their grid \lorttC• UJlS. 0 .K. f\.·llows
, .. ECKLUND , KNUDSEN and RANDOLPH .. , now wtll \'OU qu1t
thr~a tcning us? &or1ou. 1y though, ttx; line hns been :;upcrlatJvc every
tlmf out and I mean cv~1 ·y poaiuon.
Sadde1J fellow on campus this week as Don McCallum who up
unul 1 "'1 ••I< J o .,. a J rt:rulnr tackle for the Ornngt• and Black. Mc
Callum wns advised by a doctor Tuesday that the inJury to lignments
rn hts l«~g w1ll keep him side-lined indeflntt.e ly. •
2021 Attention
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Food Specialties SHIRTS -HATS -TIES
Jim Hruby Co.
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LE'WlS AND CLARK COLt..EGE
Portland.. Oregon, Friday, October 26, 1951
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On the S oc1al S1de PIONEER LOC
By Nancy Miller
ond Gerali:llno Sprott
A~umf: uncheons,Entertainmen t Page Thr"
Ah, You Dormites Youth Fellowship
lJf'OUtiful Su an H }"'\\llnl. CliU'· PI n· .
mot'lre dclux ·• IS r)fl or tht.: ans lSCUSSIOn
mnin nllruciiOIIB In the Joung m 0 R 1. . w k
the ffif'n's dt.~rm at PnlaUn,.. n e 1g1on or
Mano1.
Technlcolvald MJ l:lnyw.ord Mrs Richnrd WJchmnn will 0
llomecommg indudt ~ not only lhe parade arne 0 ..
but al,o the t·ampu Greek organizallonal I g 1 'h unce and prcvealmg Pioneer spirit,
urday, October 27 a um unc eons nnd informal gatherings Sat-t'.m be• found on on•• ot the wulls guest spcnkcr lend (l dtscuuian
Qltircd m rt C•) lumt trorn "Ouv1d of lh~ "wby ond lhl' whr.t oC
and Buthshc•bn" Chrbl\lan Sl)rUII work" In lh•• II&U·
Thf· vnly thmc nuuran her rl••nt rr>lfowsh•p meeting ln th ...
beauty 11 11 tJny, but all too not-Palntin• • :Milhor drawing room
tcer..blc sticker wh•ch lOili(' zcnl 1this Sunday at 6:30 p m FRATER NITY PLEDGING ltdtt or lhe SOl odty, Nnnt'} Tugg Acacio wall honm· tlwlr nlums
ttl un mfnrmnl gnthermg nt the
Ncaghllor hood llouse nt 7 p.m •
Alpha Comma will h o 1 d 11
luncheon Cor tho•ar alums at the
ColumbiU Athlt•lic club at 12
noon Mecttnc With th• '' mdivJdunl
groups on Tu~sdny, Oc:tubcr 23
rrnlernaty dny, \\'(!tl• the folio\\~
Jng new pledges:
Acncm, Normnn DanJs, Mnu
r•c•• liomalton, vcorge Haskell,
John Phipps: A Hnllowecn p11rty to be gi\'Cn
by plPdJCl'S for ltll'nlU~r • Wli
plnnned t1l lhl• mcetang of Slgrn
Rho, on Wcdncsdny nt N ncy ous ndverLisang mnn put up I• HP.r recent cxpencncc an ~he
lnfor:1ru; the bt guall'd v11 wer thot Student Voluntc('r Movement
th1s 111 one thmc "you cun't lh l hu been gnlncd m the Presby
ot Nudclmtm Bros ·• tertnn Donnldinu Cnmc.ron House
an Snn Francasco, where her bus
bond 1s rhe director. Mrs. Wich
man troaned for thas \\ark 1n the
Presbyt rion Semmnry ot San
1\nsdmo, Cnlitomta Alpha Rho Omogu pions tm an
rurmul gnlllca•lnc wath their
nlums nt the hom" or Dewey
Hnrlcss, 1505 S 1--: Morrl!l<m ut I
7•80 p.m.
Botu Mu Ep1ilon has anvtlcd
thctr nlums w nn mtorrnnl gnth
crlng. 'rjme und place will be
• 1 1 n m their mvltutions .
Ool1a Tau Rho will hold un
m1o1 m ·11 gathctlng ut the Delt
house, 04 S.W. Hnmaltt:~n 111 7
p.m
Kappa Phl Alph& 1md their
alum wall lunch at lhc Mnllon· • hotl I 1l 12 noon
Lambda Pht Ep.alon wtll hold
thc1r mfortnnl •llwring with
the1r alums at Dick McGhee's
house, 5401 -E' Hhonc nt 8 p m.
Sigma Alpha S1gma and their
alums will hcnor Queen Mnrc1:1
I nnd her court nl Utelr luncheon
nt Ute Itnhan room of the Mal
lory hoh•l ot 12 noon.
Sigma Rho will Pnt••rtnin their
alums nt o lunchc•m nt the Mult
nomnh Athletic club nt 12 noon.
Thota Kappa will hold n brenk·
!nst Cor their returning olums al
L'.Abbe at 1'1 n m. Suturday
Alum Dance
Cl1mnxln' lh<.• hmnt-comlnK
W•·P.k·end \1. ill b•• the informal
homecoming dunce on Suturdny
night, Octobcor 27, (rom 9 to 12
an the gym.
Autumn color Will bt• set'n m
the dccorotiNts, wh1ch llrt' to be
an tlw form or sta ~.,;nm~·l"& and
huge chrysnnthcmum. \Tnn Arm
ltn{:c's Ol'('hcslru wall ploy.
After mtcrm1ssaun entettnin·
mcnt, prov1dcd by nlumni, mas
ter or l'erctnomcs Eldon Gunt<!r
wall lntroduc·e the homecomang
queen nnd her court. Immediate ·
ly followang wall b~ the Queen's
donee.
Patrons and patronesses fur
the affoir wall be Mr. nnd Mrs
Arthur L. Throt·kmna•lon und .Mr.
nnd Mrs. Phillip McAllister.
DnncP commitlces undl•r co
cholrmen Mcnylyn Trubcl'l nnd
Bob Bu• cr mun 111 ~· hendcd by
lJ u n n n lluggans, de(."(lrouons ;
Waller 1-:ck, rehcshm<•nLo;; Butty
Hibbm d, pula ons and patroncssc:;
nnd LoulBt' Hnnnuh, publicaly .
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Lcw1s and Clu k womC'n wall
celcbrutc Sodtc Huwkins dny by
dragging their dotes to the nn
nunl dnncc, upp1 oprlotcly en·
tilled the "Dog fiUtch Drug,"
Time will be ll p m on Snturriuy.
November 3, 1n the cnmpus g:, rn
naRaum.
St:tuug the Do.c: Pntcll ntmn -
phl'rc !or lh~ A W S spvnsoa ~d
• dnncc will he Frnnk Elliott and
' has band,
Tickets rnny bc bought through
ull duss orgnniznllons 11nd will
be on nlc Friduy, November 2,
• •n !'runt of lhc gym.
Plunntnp conumttecs ioa the
"druv." nrc headed by Nancy
Tr1gg, A. W. S Jll••Gidont Wnrk•
ing with her 111 ~· Joyct• 'l'yrell
.md Pat Kophml, dec•lrnthm 3,
Mnrit• Edmon50n, lickt•h;: Loas
Wlllionu;un, bnnd, Maruun llol·
comb, JlUullcity; Mary Hoop~r
nnd Nancy ~!Iller , ll.·f~hmentt>
und cleunup .
• Alpha Rho Omcgo, Robert
Rndako\'Jch, Cnri NlpJ• •~udd
Wcnr, Haymond "Bt•d" Proctm
rnd F.ckhurL Fran~;
Beta Mu Ep~llon. R1chnrd Chon
Do.'ll.a Tnu Hhn, St:mlroy Fit
ccn, Philip Lr~ng, Robort Aas!!el
Allnn Pearson ond Dt!lton Por Milii)J11 4740 N E Oo ... as •
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Alpha Sagmo fnll formal nrt! un
derway according to Stan Clnrk,
Aocull chuarmnn for thlS event.
Th· slrtctl} formal bad dnnce
wall bt• held Nnvcmb r 16, ut the
newlr-compll'tcd Tunhdin Coun
try club
Coming Evontl
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Knppn Plu Alpha, Hobert Ulos I Nc w OfiJCI'I'S or Bt•tll :Mu £ .•
lle.J', Rt•,YniCinct llnrlow Don Hc·r Jon om lvon ttnmcrlynck. pr~~:
tull•tL, Uorold CMiwcll, Wfllmm tllnl; Jm1 Wolf, vk1•.prcsLdcnt;
!'ang, John Skourtcs nnd Ur1nu DeWitt Morgan, ecrctory: Bob
rellt'r' Cl h , nunc , ~rgcnnl-n1-nrms; J1m
L~mbda Ph1 Epsilon, ntrhard •rhur, treasurer; R1chord Holm.
E. Carroll. Nnrm Compton A chnplom ond Dun Hares, histo
Tln\•is, John Feu?., Hoy Goddnrd rmn
Richard HeMssy, Alvm lloppc> , CLUB NEWS
William Huntley, George Mnrn 11 T h c SntllJaWcun rec ntl}
do.,, Victor Nyssnn, Roymond pocked clolh~>s for Kon: n. pre
Schunwchcr, Donuid St•lll}'. Ken \'aousb• collected by the faculty
Sen·os nnri M1ll Sd•rocdcr; ru£'mbcrs Po~' Annal& hcndcd
Slgmo Alphn Slgtno D• n the comn,uh."c in chnr..:c.
Bann, Don Dav1s, Jonles Hour, • • •
Kt::l'tnllh r.und, Rex LO\\ ry and Newly clP~ted ll'CDSure of lhl'
Don Thoma. Jumor clnss lA Sharley Adu~on,
• • • JUnior musac major.
COMlNG EVENTS Dr U C Dubnch will bl' gu t
A Halloween wcl!!()n1c porl'll pcnk«'r- '1l the lntemotaona1 Re·
f<Jr nil nll rrcshrnnn nursmg stud-lotions club m•·ctmg on Thurs
cnts and othen; who mny he an dlly, Octubc1 25, at noon rn C 3
tc1 '~ted In nursmg 1 bt'ing 01... Has topw, ''Whither now m th
nrnged b) upp~rl'!oas n•u fm. For ~<:ast''" wall c:ontintJc the d~ •
m(ljors for 8 p.m Odob!.!r :10 an l'UJI:StOn which I cgon wath "Wha
lhe lounge of Akm hall Mc.rlc lh(.•l now Ill Europe?" led ln.sl
M{".Murry IS In chal ge ur arrnn~:l week by Karlin Capper-Johtk"<'n • • • m('nts. • • • 'l'hc Lc\\ Is nnd Clork Playcts
Bu:;inC!'s ndmanistratlon mo-1 under the d1rcc~ion uf Mary !:II
JOTS me anvitcd to ottend 1 h t' crhy, ore rchcDr'Smg the radto
annual Pol'ific Northwest Per-ploy, "Cinderella " to be broad
!innncl Monagcmenl AssocJOtaon C'ast over KBPS tht> fJrst week m
conference an th<.• Multnomnh l'llovt'mber
hotel on November 1. 2 ond 3 The c.1st mcludes Betty 81 ao
Dr. U .C Duhnch, prof£-s~or of rlhorlcne BrunJC . Don Enghsh
political scicnn! ,wlll be one of Rnv Shcnrt'r, Dllmo Murph). Nnn
Ute prancipnl speakers Rcgast 1 a-Pitman. Mrll'y Hl)oper,- Bill DC\ c•J
uon day mvocallon, nt 10 am m1d Stun Homcl. Thi' group hoc:
on November 1, wtll be CI\'Cn by n{onm>d other programc: far thr,
c:hnplmn John B Harrington m•nr futurt>
Those mtl.'resh.>d m the ~nter- ~~------------
cnc:c may obtain furtht!r mror--Skip to My Bossy-I
mnt1on from P. S. McAU1stcl,, T 1 L ,n~·loft wn :;t. u c
hcnd of tht• buSUll!SS admlna li'O• hnvrnck stood d, t •d . tum department . c. cl c tn ats • • • I'Orner . . tmd thf' •lnly l:I\IUnc
Tlw Lt•WtS nncl Cia• k ''ouJU:! lira the born wns au occns!PnJI
R . • tnal flack by th Jt.: f'S('Y In It:
l'Pullhc on~ t•luu w•ll nu'd next I t 11 r 1 Thursday lit 12:30 tn B-14 s II • or t H~ mt~r-s.mora ty hoy
. • on ldt nnd bnrn unm·c h d b 't'"
nounc~d Prcs1d~nl Lnrry Cutnp 11 d cnncc ,.
bell. rt Wlll he nn open mfl<.•ttn~;: s h fo th l'l'm5 I e two lltOn ,_11 ucturt'
. ~ e purposl" or dectUlg or-wru; unmsun.-d ond nt the last
moment the owner phoned chnar
mon Vir.gmao Waon to &~\' that ':;REEK NEWS
.\.phl Cnmmn mu'lang on \Vcd
nesdoy, October 24, wus tl the
homl' uf Joanne Ell1 , 6511 N.E
Alameda to mak<' lnst-mmute
plnns {or hom1•conung octl\'ltll.•
Thctn Kappas met at the homt"
M Shirley Adamson, :!835 N E
11 un Wednesday, Octnbt•a· 2•1.
OICtcaahng nt tlus mccllnC wus
the rec~·ntly UPP.<IInl••d chop-
Wanted Now
J ,(' Men lo Room wllh
Other Studt•nt -
OH Campus
$18.00 a Month
Meed• ai Coil 1f Do•ued
Send anquatll'. to
CAMPUS BOX 424 •
onl)' the first floo1 \l."tU tl\'Bll·
nblc.
Th..: onh sLIIJUIUUon an tl-tc ol
tcrcd ugrecmcnt \\ ns Lhat Ute do·
s1-doi!rs wert' to dodge the loc~ 1
r<!Sidents (cnltlt, Uwt 1!1) who cv
ldently hnd squl iltcr·~· nghts on
I he preml!!l'S
Oh, well, lhnt grund raght nnd
left Wll 0 I it lie HI Sly anyho\\,
JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station
• Lubricati on
• BaJt.ries
• Gas a.nd Oil
e TU..
4255 N. E. Sandy Bh·d. Chairmen Appoint
Committee Heads In u Student ChrasUan lli30CJ·
. Fannl oppomtmcnts Cor the RP-nllon !'lpOn Or('<f mecttng Tut> •
llglon an L1f•· week commattcc doy, 7 P m. October 30. m th
were mndc this week by Pnt Pawtinc Manor drawtn~ room
Bonls Clork nnd Jnc.k Jcnmng.s, I Mrs. \Vwhman wtll 1,.nd o 11ccond
cn-chnarmcn diSCUSSion in "God's Purpose
In ehnr~-t •· of the Sundny ves-And Our Purpot>e .in OW' T1mc"
P r crvicc nrc Rnleigh McVick- This Sunday ~:vcning rcllow
er nnd Clnrk Colb.,..: men's dorm !llnv 1 the c:ontJnuotton of mL'<!t
d~cuStJ~<~n, s .. rgad Gomt•Z., worn- tnJtS b•!gannJnl! tl month ogo with
en!'; dnrm d•scusslon, Colleen the Rt'Vcl'end Rob, rt E Rumer,
Creswell; hosp•tnlaly, Vargtmn pastor or Ute Palatmc lhll O>m
Wion and D1ck Wmchell, nnd munhy church, Presbyterian, n
progroms, Ann Austan. ndvlscr .Mal',)ory Comer IS chmr
Hcndang the sorority ond lrn-man of newly appolntt'd stccrang
tu n•ty dlscussaon nrl.' Lnurct\ll cummlUce to plan future pro
Myers nnd Bob Senseney; mu ac. grnms Others .tn charge of vnn
Lorts Lorro, \\o~hap, Mnrlll'i' ou Ph~ uf Lbe Wfll'k arc Ral
Cra\lo'ford: pci'!Cnnl confcrencl'!l Jones, PI'OI!rnm. Carolyn Varatz.
NnnC) •r•ngg, nnd commumon, pubhc1ty: Ard~ dcJong, fel·
Durme RnsmuNJen lowshsp and !:terg10 Gomez. r-
Publaclty orrtmgrm• nU; nrc un-Vl("e
df.'r Uac dtrccUon of C n r o 1
Btchom lind Jam Lone (posters)
and Ann Grnnntn£ fLOG pub
licit~), mumlnc \vorshap, R o ..
Shcartor; cminan., Floyd Cum
nuns. n n d 5lfll!l CQnstrucllt)n,
Wttll Ht'rdr!r n n d Dcoug Vnn
FIL•Ct. -
Recital Scheduled
By Music Group
OboLSt Dalt: Kug~l and Edith
K1lbul"k, m:<:Ompamst. \..-all be
- heard W1l.h ArUc-Dale Hull, mez. Job Data Released to-soprnno. and her nccompani.St
By Placement Offl.Ce Hunh 'l ruuon, tn recltal durin~
t~c ruwuc hour at Copeland Me-
Julia Johnson. plnccment coun mor10J cnnpcl, ThursdD:, ·, Nt:.t\'Cm·
clor, as :mnounclng the opt•nang b~r 1 at 12:30 p.rn
oC several posallon oncl oppnr ScltctJons tc..1 bt> heard ore the
tun1l1e..o thot hu\•c \:.Omc through I followmg
ncr orr,~e Sonata Hnndt>l
Th(' t1m!' a NOW to ppl~ !or I Sonata lunnccompnnlech
Christm.ls work ot th P t Of C P E. Bach
(let• ru:cordang to Miss Johnson. D&~lt• Kugel and Edath Kalbuck
L.atcrntur!' and oppltc Uon S t: P Th:1t Fhts on Buby's Ey.
blonks nrc now \.7lil blc a\ th CIU'p('nt ... r
ploccmcnt o!hc< for the U S l Am L1kc o Rcmnnnt of n
Cl\ ll Se1'\ let' posataon of Junaor Cloud of Autumn Cnrpc.nt<'r
man:tgcment nsslst.mt. These np-A Nun Talres th Vetl Barber
phcataon musl be llubmtttcd to Tht" Misls Re p~
the Cavil &>1 v1ce no lat 1 thnn The SnO\~ L1c
No\cmbcr 13, 1951 Arhe Dale Hull
All Jnnunry ond Jum: grudu and Hugh Trutton
ates wliCJ are lnterc~ted cnn mnkl' Pnvnnc RaV<'l
nppolntmcnts ror intel'\'lcws wath Suite for Ptnntl and Oboe Piston
the personnel monog~r ft1r J. c ( ?rolude, Serabuode, M lnuet.
Penne\' co \\ htJ wall b(' , Tl cr1m I • Nuctume, GagucJ
nus WcdnCJ~liO), November 1 Dnlc Kugel nnd Edith Kalbu k
Opera Group Formed
An opcro work hop h'l bt"en
rormcd on tht" compu Lhrou h
JOint coopcrntion of the musu: onii
drama dt;tptlrtrnent& Mnt Eltw
beth Gtudm!'I assastan t pr()fes
SOJ" uf Enghlih ond 5~1C'I.'Ch, nnd
Ceo~e B1shop o aston& prof\; •
sor or \'oace. wall be tngt du
cctors.
The workshop \\aU cncomp.l
the stud) of light operu nd c•
produdaon ts plnnncd for thiS
spring
Professor of \'ioJin, Bor1s Slrpo,
w11l conduct pe.l"formanccs
For
Young Men & Women
Modern Tailoring
Baumann's
House of Style
41 ~ Morgan Bldg. BE 1032 McCoy, F a1nily Bound
For France, Greece
Rob rt E 1\tcc..: } nnd h
!nnuly snalcd from N w Yo.l
CJt} Tuesdo,:i ubo.1rd the USS
Amcraeu lor Lt.: H \"re F rnn •
from "her~ they w Ill f.ll un t
Gl'\.occ" In Athl'ns McCo) "11
tnke O\'Cr tus n' '' Job ~ l r
ltnlSon officer u! the ECQn m1
Cooperntaon adammst.rutaon
In a card received by 0 un
Chnrle!> Howurd, MeCo~ told
Ius st~ an Wnshmgton, 0 l
where he au~nded or1cnt:H1on
meetings and lenrnL>d thut h1
JOb will be 10 sell the ne\\ {uod
ratiomng program t • t11 (;n..>t>k
labor untons ----
Debaters Go to Linfield
Lewll! ar II ~ I ' k Con·runc squ 1
''til compete 111 the .:mnunl \Val
lnmcttc \"nli~J 1-"ot "nsac 1n utut
nt Lmfteld oollege, l\lcl\11nm tll ,
Oregon ou NO\'ClTib r 3 .
Discussion, debate. e."<tempure.
tntcrpretation nnd nfter-dinn
spc4!king will be contested P~go Four PIONEER LOG Fnday, Ot!obor 26, 1951
Columnists Nate . • • o llonl > 1 o·a; ll t.....,
A trnd1tion Lhnt or:igtnntcd for ~ ou an 01 dcr that •our
dn:'t's at college mlght, be rccnlJ~d-nlumm nnd nlumnnc,
" herc,·er you nre, 1t IS homecoming time again. Cigs, Sunbathers~
Elections, Queens
h b lJmt once m<we to n.•membcr lhc palL', am~l) mom·
mss • • the.:: books under ar:m • thl' professor who lould
ne\'er qultc remember faces .• the ~rngrnnt odoa ot ~nmre
nftC.rJll'Ol\S ••• the wnlk from gym to )t brary. Rogardlng Jhe rMton t nra o I of
n lfl·)'tXu·-nld v~h·a nn for sm('k·
11\E:, the OreHon Dnil)' Emcrnld
.u~ges ts an n r·<1lhcr sarcastic
editorial lhnt the PMt ltuuf !){'
hrc ",end down th<' !ltnte mllitin
nnd n c:pecinl trntn for Lht! r··~t of
the lnwbn kt r-:." !!lll!!lll111
•
We ask that Ute present students at 1.-cwis nnd Clnrk he
g1ven 8 chance to ~l~ow ,·ou th~ mngnif1ccnt progrnm they
hnvc assembled for your entertammcnt. The lre-thman c:la.u nt P01 tlnnd
univcr~ih 1vmg 1 ts troubles.
lt seems the~ 'rc, trYing to elect
uWcers ancl under the sy trm an
force out there, cnndldutcs hn' e
to dc1'lnre thcmseh·cs • • . So
t.ar, sc\ en cnndidntes nrc up for
the flvt: nvnHo blc offices! Oh,
well, that's one thmg the Clns..<:
of '55 at L<!wis ond Clnrk didn't
hnvc to wotry about. ----· -~---~
It is in ,·our honor and the day is tomonO\\ at Multno
mah stndm~, followed by more nctiviti<'S on the cnmpus. -~,.-,=--------.,
G. V. F.
To an open house m the evening
Home men shnll come
To an older place than Eden
And n taller town than Rome.
-Gilbert Ke.tb Chesterton.
Ul\7: Hands !I cross th > ea
Back hame agam in his home. in Ro enheim m the Ba·
\'annn Alps. Remhard von Ammon, a freshman la~t •ear,
writes to friends at thC' college thnt his year at Lewis and
Clark ''\~ ent by like ht:auttful drenm .•.
•The losson.s in our 'gymnasi um· aro terribly boring most·
)y. I just sit there trying to koep my oye opon and dream
about America . about Lewis and ClCD"k mainly, about its nlcc
folks and the pretty green campus .•• I'm to deliver lots of
specc:hcs-only it is America I'm talking about now.H
Von Ammon's t>.xperience here multiplied by the ~ight
other fore1gn students who en.ioyed the friendship of LC rnul
ttphcd agmn b~ the hundreds of other foreign students '':ho
were pn,ilegcd to spend a year in Amenca could well POJ.nt
tbe wa) to peace in n world swept with doubt, fear and ~lS
trust. People-and nations-with common understandmg
don't hate each other, don't think ntom bombs.
''Understanding othet· peoples'' is the way UNESCO states
thas world need. The United Nations w11l become realit · as
the von Ammons and Bergrnanns sample democracy and re
turn to their embittered countries to fight communist lies
w1th first hand knowledge of the American way of life.
Get the Point? An c.-nc:ouraging trend as being
fol!O\\~d by Dt'ltn Upsilon frn
t mt\' ot Bowrimn whach with
drt:w !rom the nuti(lnul ortnm·
rnhon so that they (Bowclolnl
(OUid plt-clce a :\'cgto £tud<ent
•..••• -\notht:r Glnd •en: Tlw
('nluc :.<trident body vf thc Unl
vcrstty of North Cnrohno, dct•p
m the heart of ".lim Cro\\ ••
countrY, was led by SB prexy I
Henry Bowens m dcmnndh11•
thnt a colored student be allowed
non· l!gtocgated seahng nt oll nt~·
Jctic: events. -======-~-;:-. --.. -= - ---__ ..... -----~----~ ..... ----= ...... • ----: ----' -
.. - -L. ON.,.ff-
.. Purdon mo. Thoy told mo thia waa the Pacific:.''
Paramount 's 'Place in Sun'
Tackles Moral Law Issue
By Floyd Cummins
The outwnrd oppcorance of ei·
\'UiJ!cd SOCINV does not nnd can· me com~ {I third party. Tn thiS
voun~ womnn he fimls <• love,
less phystcnl perhaps, that sym-
bolizcs to him the nttnjnmcnt of not h1d<e the bnsc nature or man
nil dcsarcs. whether or mntc.rinl ns he C.XI<;t<.'Cl m the pram1tiv~
It shouldn' t happon to Dr. 0· or uesthc>llc worth, nt the expense tnt('
~ell: A prof nt Bethel c lltgt' in of his values of nght nnd wrong. d '" •· 1 Such IIi U1e complc:-:1ty of '11enncSSt.~ \\ns !tr~ ncen...,• u<'· There lS stall before him, how-cause his ''b1g St'CJ'Cl" wns founci GcorgP En.stmnn, the ampov(!J •
ever. the duty cicmnnd('d or him. out. Seems he's a (shhhh) nudllitl l!lhPd boy working m n :ric:h
"'h • h d H1s tortured mmd toys with mur. • • • n at s more. t e pres: ent uncle's mill. t'nught in the web
of the Amertcnn Sunbothmc as of 0 topl'y·lurvy ~conomic sys-dcr-unwillingly, but constantly.
tor::wtion clnlms that the teacher' le!m that demands conft)flllity On the lnkl', once bl•nuttful nnd
f1ring mds the communists! und sets bun-ters to the fulfill-gay but now bleuk nntl drenry.
AUontion . Mn. Meier: The mcnt of thl· nboriginnl desires . .Alice tells' of s1mplc nspirntinns
Roosevelt Ranger notes th11t it George Enstmon flnunted nll uf life aft•'r 1 hdr mnrriugc. she
was Just sixteen )'ears ngo. .in morn) codt>.s. brok~.: too many being boHicd over Enstmnn's de-
1935, that Portland h1gh st'hools commnndments .md destroyed lny in marryang he-r. The dilt•mma
wt~c allowed to teach Crtlrmnn the hves of three person~. him-of the s 1 tun t ion warps his
again . • • • Seems some Iuddy- self mrludcd, only to receive thou.:ht. and he in vain tricb to
duddaes banned it bnrk in tht? nbortcd rompcmsntion , by death push murder from his mind The
fu-st wo ·ld war an the lcctnc chair. boat o ,. t r l urns. ncc:td<.•ntnlly
LC PioaC!ers should bt• grnt1-The mo.torial G-:or~~ Stevto:ns' throwing both '" the w 1tcr
lul. At hw.st the;> C'\0 dcct lht•ir • \ Phlt'l' an the Sun" for Para- The jury 1aid P\lilty. Thf' Cine
own homecoming queen! At Or-mount studtos. Tiw situation-an hnc bctwc£n an mtent nnd the
cgon State ~he's pidred by n com-nbctr<mt young man (1\fonlgom- act as fine> mdccd. But u selCtsh
mittee. cry Clift) torn between the ne-dusirc nnd a recurring vtsion of
And finally from the cditoranl rcssity of marrying the co-work- another womnn had hindered hts
p:age of the! Oregon State DnJly t•r carryang hts child tShellcy attempts ut rescue. After six weeks of college, students begin thmkmg about
bc.mg subjected to the inevitable mid-term examinations.
Mld·terms make one think of grades, which come as the re
sult of gradmg said e.·•mms. The system of grading at Lcwjs
and Clark has been a subject of controversy in the past; not
because 1t IS particularly unjust, but rather because there Js Barometer comt:' these words, \\'snten;) and the Iuli'!llment of And George f;ru;tmon wulked
clearly applicabh.• ns the wel'kcnd hi.S warped dH•ams of lire, the resignedly down the <.-orridor to
tlraws ncar: bt•ttuttful, rich sonahte Angelo his dPalh
WUh a long array of tradi· V1ckcrs (Elizabeth Taylor). Tcchnieally , ''A Place in the reportedly a more accurate system. .
Instead of grading in block A-B-C-D numerals !or inui
Vldual subJects, yet arrt\•ing at a numerical "point., C.P.A. ~
whv couldn't the ''point'' system be used on indhridual sub
Ject grading aJso? For mstanct?. using block grading two stu
dents can get "C's" on a COUI'Se, although one could be wor~h
2.9 and the other 2.0. This could mean that ::;orne pretty fmr
students are nursing a lower cumulntive G.P.A. than they
dcser\'c because of a too generalized grading system. tioual actinnes . a fighting foot- From rhildhoC\d to manhood, Sun t!; c: JCCI.:llcnt 1 rom thl' "mood
ball team to root for, fond mom young Eastman had b~n poor mus1c'' by Fran:.. Woxmnn to the
ori&s of the past and grOGJ am and lont•ly. the son of street mis· nll-powL•rful usc of thl• camem to
bitiou.s for tho futuro, this ~:aon work<·rs. His aft air with set the <Sl't.'nc Ill s1mpl icily nnd
Komocoming. like previow; ones! Alice Tripp was n direct out-forthnghtnt.>ss. ThlS wus Gl•orsc
will t'latm a place in your mom I (Jl'O\L to r,J ttu Jondmess ~tcvens' fu•st pu:tur~ /or Polra·
orios. But on tho aeon.o of Gc01·g~'s mount.
It is true that grades don't tell the whole stcry m regard
to an mdividual's scholarship. It is also true that some pro
fessors don't put much stock into the issumg of grades, and
thus would balk at t.he extra work of n more concentrated
chcme. Howe\'c:r. ns long as we must be graded for our work
m college, Lhc grades might as well be as accurate ns possible.
r.,.h, I I j lU.I IIIJI f 1.. \\I •I d I hu'J,
~toll r: )' r [':'ut,. rl&ttlon rM
"' It r , t r ... ntanCJ •r con
EDITOR
Bryce Wblte
Ohue& Gl"bb 1'n\ur.. DUI 1'011
Don "J"lortm JJ4Jtorl 1 Ann Orannlq
Chr&14llla ltJrrott, C~nbt Jl.m t.oUI'
JIAllC7 MUter lldvut.ldnt" •rl'. Oeol'l!l'o lhllbU
B4rp n.ral OU'UI rA1:11:11q , Cbuek OUtb, Ocra141Jlo ISgron, "lf&DC)' Kllln, ~= OTiumln!f, (kora<~ KubU. :rl07d OtUDIIWta, OhArlu C1haruQD1Bt.
autb lhulth, :D, J, 8m1Lh, Allan 8topheucna Humane SoCiety Member Rises
In Objection to Multiple Drives
By Paul Eggor peddling somt.• sorl of nttnch-
As a charter m••mber or the mcnt wh1ch will coRblc one to
Humane Soc1ct} Cl'm one of Ute come home. J cnn find my way
anginal dumb ammals to whorn hom£' quat£> wclJ wathout ont>,
one IS supposed thank you.
to be kmd) I 1 .. :;lly, the anquas1tors propo c
strenuousJv ob· to drain us or oJI of our blood. •
Ject lo the f1· Now Uus fs too much lC they
1 o o c J li 1 nod v.nnt to tnkc all of my money,
mental pumsh- lN them h y-thC'rc J&n't much
mf'nt whleb 1 o ll When it t·omc to bh1od
bl'lng mlltcted ho\11 1'\'nr, tht•y v. JJI hn\'1' to fJght
UPQn u stud- \\ ath me to the Ia t hcmonloba
routs. u (Jr d"r to get nnylhing.
Ftrst of nll, Th01e aro oll worthy crmse-s
on•· is brow- Poul Egger howcv••r, nnd would fntl llllllt•r-
bcuten Into coo- nbly withfJUt rnv who1ehel.a ted
1ributtng 1o 11w CtHnnaunhy s IPJ>IJrl 'l'lw.dnrc>, cunRr.ttulh·
Cho.: 1 This 18 b••ang nccompnnu•d IJ ms to • \'eryonc who hno: con·
by a threat of being copiously 11 ibutt•ll eo nohly, espccmJiy the
'ickled wi~h a red fcnlhl•r lr om:· oronly members whl} ·O quickl}
do· noL ~omply. went over the top on their Com
Whfln thla finJ torture hn munltv Chest quotns.
bc·C!n mnid<·d, onl• 111 og:un ns-Or Odell hns asked mt to hdp
• ultt..'d 'I'hfli Urn 11 i11 by the.: olvf! lhe school's llnanchal prob
ladJ~ of Uw PcJ' club wn•l nre lt•m. He wont ml· to rnlsC! l:'nough money so fhnt n fifty
thousand s~nt sU.d1um can bt•
built. In uddi1ton tilc'"e must be
enough money so thnt u ftf1y
we can nfford to Import n lemn
which could ben Reed College
The rest of the funds would bt
UEL'd to construct on olJs rvotory • which could be U"cd by lh~ dcnns ur the c:olJcgc.
• • Altor rQc:etvino tMa request I
went mto lmmeulutc• con:r;ultr
lion with scv~rnl othe-r lending
t:conomtsts. At flrst our ntnrgfunl
pt opcnsity cur\'t'S fntl~d tu funr·
tion properly, hut oilt•r nd)ustinr,
I hem for cyl"l icn I lluctuntfons Wt!
h3V(l tmiO.agcod to n•ach u e.mnu
ncnli.Y suct·essful solut on.
Our· dt:l'tSton hns been to set up
n fnrtory whJ<:h would manuCar
lure C<Jatlaals to be u t•d with
white tie , Tlus \'cnturu W<>uld
be cxct:<.'<lincly prc•fttabk and
would soon rnl c the requlr••d
!unds. Fr
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nd • Friday. October 28, 1951 PIONEER LOC Pave Fin
Oddities of Homecoming Eden's Apples
Still T em piing
'l'IWtl. 1 on mc:u nt !lrovu·b to
lw t'fft'ct, "An npplc n dO.\' krcps
the dor tm nwny.'' Rulph Scott,
ll!SBI t 1nt to prc:mh nt, would tell
you, ''Oh ycuh !''
St.ull w uk~nl.!d to tlw ll•mptn-Setting the Pace
Professor Style
Dr. Honag&hclm hns il hab1t at
puckng In n act pnth before hi•
cln&SCs whll,.. gl\•ing n lecture.
One of the sclflnllllc mmdro Two ueens From Some Town;
Closs of '53 Cops ueenships
members o1 tht! clnrus rccnrdcd nn
fc£tivalies but not ns h"m~com· :,ccurntc .at:.ci'Junt o! the tr•P b
lng ti\Jt.cn Her ofhdol cttpnl'\l) tween lhc blnckbourd nnd hi
was Ml&~~ Chryanmhcmum. She desk an the r.pnn of forl)·flvl'
a uh d ove1 cvcnll both before nnd mmutes ltcm of tlw murwhuhlc dcll('rtdl• By Charlos Chornqutal
{In the campus If I'( s He ohturned Not tou JniiiiY .)'Pill 11 u, 1n IMP
11 huider nnd chmlwd up mtc to bt' ~oct, l.cwas nnu Clnrk
the hdghlfl u( the Ieney hmhs to c:hosc Its fi111t Humecoming quc1 n.
the mnrc cholc;c rnuts shll un-T\\O women hn1llng rmm the
touclll'd by hum.111 hnnds. Fur n same lillie town in Minncsotn
second the cxpcctnttnn of dl hnv•1 cnpturcd the vot•·s ol tau·
lrsclm•sncss nt his fingertips c.nus· cknt.s nnd the lh•nrLS of Homc
t>d n compiC'lc loss of t:cl! nncl c:ommg alums durmf: tht: Home
un equal luss of bnlonct•. comanJ: w~;;cks of tht2 pnRl thr~··
The Ierro Cirmu flew up to yt:nrs.
gn_•et him. Once more the theory Two ycnrs nco, th.• student
of ~rnv1ty hnd bl'l'n pro\'Cn plus I body sclt'ctN'I its Ilrst real Homt•
tlw lnllucy 10 thl• nncu:ml proverb. commg qurt:n She wns blond,
Ben Hoards Information Regarding
HOW TO GET DANCING DATE
By Bon Hordoe
O.K. budd'. :;o you wnnt n
dnl1• for the IlonwcominP' dnncc.
You sny 'ou don't know how to
osk that prl.'tty little thing you've
hod youa cv~ on. Then luke heed,
bub, whale Papo Hordes docs
t~omc tnlkan',
Farsi problc.•m you'll have as
gcttmg dose enough to her to
blurt out your intentions. Easy
enough to do Cor &f you can't
walk over to ht•r the chunces an.•
you cnn't doncl' l'lther so you
mwht lUSt ns well stay home. Oh well,-) "t'd love to" (strnn
~lt vou )
''Hey, boby you know ~·ou'n;
~oing to the dnnc1• w1th ml!,
don't you?" CHnw I got news for
you, schnook, I've got n date
With ''Ttger Lionhcnrt" the full·
back, thank I'll ask him to punt
you acr('lss the campus. But then.
he moy br\!nk hu; h•g in the
game.) ''Golly, I'd love to."
"W w would y you g g go to
the d d dance Wllh mm m me'''
tHere is the logacol successor to
Pork Pig,) L I lo\'c I t tul"
''Col a date lor the dance?"
Here are n tew wars you cnn !Twenty of them The only r~n
pop the dole quesuon and, JO ~on I'm droppmg hondkcrchu~fs
pnrt·nthcsis, whnt she muy be all ovt:r thl' campus Is so's to
thmking. fmd my woy back to my car.)
"Mnv I honOJ you by tnkmg "IC that's an invitution, yes."
you to the dance • (Hal! Bi£ 11 any of the !orcmcnlton~·d
brenk. who doc· th1s boob thmk 1deos work, pl('ase tell me, I
he is? I'd prc!cr dc•cnpitation.l haven't got a date either. hlur -oyctl JnAnn Alf~ton, a frcJh
mnn frvm MODn·hl'nd, M1nnf!l!nU1
Thi )'cnr, Man•la Lyslo bc
~.;runc.: the thard queen to ru lc over
Homecoming lcstfvitles on the
cnrnpu . Shl' also hails from
Moorehead, M 1 n n c so l a. Both
Qu~ en Mnrc1o and Quc~n JoAnn
arc now residents or Pottlnnd
but "'ere born and nuscd in
Moorch..:nd
Wtnnac Cnrlock, last year's
queen, as the only Portland born
womnn to Wt;nr the l.'Ovetcd
Roml'Comlnc crown
• • ..
The grnduotms clll!SS of 1953
holds clnlm to some kmd of
monopoly on H om.., co m i n g
C)Ut:t•n
Th£1 college hns hod only three
qut·1•ns und every one has been
a member or the class of '53.
Thl' first one, JoAnn Alltlon as
n !rPshmnn, bC"c:.&me the miuul
ruler ttf Homcroming.
Wmmc Cnrlock was last year's
ruler. She was n s.uphomor••.
Th1s yeor Man:an Lyslo became
the third mcmb••r of her clnss t~J
be elected by the studo!nt body
to the coveted crown.
• .. •
In 1948. Roscmnry Loder, now
Mrs Phil Dreyer. ruled over the
Inventory Expert Here
Student m MnrJoru• Fc~en
dt:n's class in prine1plcs of nc
rountmg ht..•ard n tnlk on proced
ures o! mvcntory conLrol by Mrs.
Judy Backstrom, m\'~:ntory t·on
trol clerk at Crown-ZciJ()rbach
company W ndnc day mom mg.
Birthday Present Kept Secret;
Marcia Old Hand at Royalty
By Cntherano Oelistraty
A birthday prc:;cnt thot or
rived n few dnys early for junior
Mnrcin Lyslo, but had to be kept
secret, wns the nnnounccmPnt of
her cl£'cllon as 1951 Homecommg
Quc~n.
Mnrc1a, who cckbrUled her
t wcnucth buthdnr Octnbcr 2·1,
wus m{ormed of her selection a
WCl'k <Jgu lust Wt,•dnesdny and ut
tl'mptcd lo kct·p iL a S1.:rr~t until
1ls nnnouncl.•mcnl nt Tuesday's
l'C.lO vacation.
A nuhVl' of Moorht•ad. .Minne
sola, but nngmnlly !rum Fnrgu,
North Dal·otn, Mnrcin moved m
J9·17 to Purtlund, wlwrc ~he 1\l
tcndc·d Wushin~ton high schnol until her grsduataon in 1949,
- Her reign ns roy(llty begun m
1949 With her selection ru; Ro.:c
FCJ~tiv~tl prancess rl'prcsentang
Washangton high school. l.nst year
•he wns selectl•d "Campus Bcnu·
ty" reprcsentmc Lcwas and Clork
for (I scnes of Oregonian Jcnturcs.
Other than these acll\'&hes,
Morcin hns spent much of her
t1me: working nl Chnrle!l P Berg
company gninmg cxpcr1cnce in
her probable career ns buyer.
The 11rst (lfflcllll ro;rt&l uppcnr
anct• Will be madl' al the Bonfire
tomght, wh'-'n nlums, studt•nts und
•nculty w•ll gather lo gN ac-•
quainted.
During hulftamc (ICll\'ltiCS or
thl' LC-Pndhc game an the Mull-
Wedding Invitations and
Announcements
Panelled poper; insido and outaido
beautifully prin!od; ? aelection of
Text and Script Type-
$9.50 and Up en•elopes: nomah stndaum tom1..1rrow, Marctn
wall be crowned quo:en by Stu·
dent Body ?resident Eldon Gun
ter.
Pnncesscs Don n a Huggins,
June Collins and Jane Culver
wall nccompony Queen Marcm to
nil the Hbmccomang fc.-:tivlltes.
Flyer 'Drops In'
for Free Lunch
Tn1 as the storv o 'the man
who ctunc to dinncr"-lunch,
that 1s. He literally d• opped m
to ~.;Ht wtth Mr. nnd Mn;. JumNi
.Jnckt:on. parent.<; of fr• shmnn
Jnmcc .Jackson, <Jl the new
home nc•nr Brooks.
When hi! B-51 caught fare,
Lt. Clnr ·nee Bu1 ke Portlond,
pnrnchutt'd to snr t) seconds
ahend of the bumtng plane.
wluch crushed through the roo!
or the fnm\ house CuriOUS
spectators faund Burke enJOY
ang Iuneh w1th the Jockso~
per hundrl"d sots
Additional 100 seta S6.00 and up FOUND: On<' hotcht't in senit•r
pnrklng oren. Owner come to
I.OG ,,ffirc for chop talk so we
can AX )•ou whnt an blazes you
I" ••re U~>IDC 1t on, nnd lf you ar<.•
nuw In tht• rhtps.
Printinq workmanship on all orden of the boat:
differen t pricoa occasioned by varioua gradoa of
•tock: call for appointmont.
BUSINESS CARDS: Box of 500-$1.98 to $7.50
STATEMENTS: 6Jx7 inches, one fold-SOO at S6.25 up
BUSINESS ENVELOPES: 61 suo-Box of 500-54.95
BUSINESS ENVELOPES : lOs abe: box of 500 $$6.25
Loomis Printing Co. -:-Reliant Printers
Phone BR. 1343 FOR RENT
3 HtJOm i',urnlshed Ap.artmcnt
4 Blocks rrom School
PREfER 2 GIRLS
Rent Rousonablc
Call Mrs.
CH 2773 Fullman
CH 7372 lllt• r HCJmccomang week. Hntl to The complete number of mnro
nil queens, pUllt, pre • nt and !u·jthon cxpeclataons nt present nrc
turc 214 per penod
Gibb Offers Suggestions
For Homecoming Floats
By Chuck Oibb After thumbing through thf'
Homecoming rolls around but fu-sL few sketches I fcc! cc.rt:un
once o ycnr, nnd yet n ht!Bilhy thot you can sink your money
proportaon of campus orgamw- In these nonts. For Instance; on
tions cnn always be found nt the I
lnst mmutc before lhc pnrndc page four lhen• 1 n scale model
waving hammers ond gasping of the lt:nning U)wc.r of Puw
through mouths full or £hinglc whach, !C butlt to proper SJX'CifJ·
nnals, ·what'II Wl' bu&ld for a ent&ons. mount& perfectly on the
float?" hood oC ll 1911 WbappeL tour1ng
To tt'l thl'!lr mmds at case an rondstcr. The catch here would
these IIUII few crucuaJ hours, I be Lo hnk the model with th•·
would hkc to lciJ there frenzied Homecoming theme. but at thai
folk abOut n helpful httlc pnm-slngc of the game who ean nr
phlet I discover cd while grop-ford tu be choosy?
mg fur m!ormauon about the Another suggesUon is to splat
grcgnrtous tcndcnercs of vesugaal tcr your pandc vchu:le with
rruh-fhcs The ullc or the book mud and sod, and go ns th~ Old
LS ''Stxty-Thrc(' Floots wath Blue-Oregon Trnll. Of course, •f you
Prants Yet." want the best flonl of nil. try
Bogus Band Rehearsal
Snares Gueen Marcia
h ,YoJUJll.;Uru. ulmosl ro.:CCIV-
Cd the strangest box of clothes
lo.sl week . . thnnks to Ee.ntor
Vt.!rna Hagen.
Verno, along w1th clrt\'er, Dir.k
Colter, lured Queen-elect and fcl
low-cnr pnSl>engcrs Marean l .. ys
ltl to .sclwol an huur cady last
Wcdncsdny on the pretense Utat
Dack hnd an cnrly JH;P bond re
~eni"Slll. The lnrge box of "clothes"
m Verna's lap was ticketed for
Koren wales. or so Marcin un
derstood.
Un!ortunotely it wlll be n long
time before the Korc:m chaldrcn
rece1ve these clothes. smce they
turned out to be a cherry btrth
dn\· cnke for MnrclD, complete • w1th 20 candles.
The ensumc C(:lcbrntJon took
pJnce m lh~: snnck shock \\ 1th
!ellow-cor passengers nnd well
WL"hers Oack '1'\•dcman and Doug -and Dn\e Von Fleet nttcndang.
Unfortunately the Log wasn't
nbl£" to fand out whether Marean
blew out nll the candles and got
her wish two sc:OQps of icc cream an a tall
glass ot ra : beer.
Well, you can't bnndr your
llme n ~ ,_ : · :admg this.. I sug
gest that you get on the boll D.nd
hove your !loot mtnct come pa
rade-time tomorrow. If thiS nuny
weather k..:cps up, you'll need Jt.
JV's Jo Tackle Pacific
In ;Mythical Loop Fray
The JUnior wauJon; from Lew
IS and Clark tackle the Pac.l!ac
Badger JV's Monday afternoon
on the lntter•s gndiron. Conc.h
WoJT('n Smath wHI send his
chnrges in the fro~ mtnw the
services of star guard George
Su,p:uno who tnJured hlS leg 1n
the lost contest.
Sull sunmcrmg from lnsl
weck"s 14-6 upset loss to Long
\'Jew, the ml!n In 01'3D{!L' and
Blnc:k must crush the Badgi!I"S to
keep their conference record
clean.
Usmg lhe split-T oU~. the
Pioneers hn\'C rolled up 53 pomtS
an three games. wh1lc thelr stout
dl'fense hns held opponents to
:!3 poant.s.
Beds Available for Blood Donors
Stud~nts mo~ rcGI&ter nnd I corunsts ol fruit or frulL JUit~:.
make appointments for blood dt> toast and coffee wrlh sugnr 1C
donation on thl' donor shc.ct m profcrr('<f, but no crenm Thl!t
the gym. Thl.! Red Cro Blood food as to be <'ntcn nt len..ort four
Moblll' w11l bt on cnmpus Oc-hours prtor to thC' d nntton
tober 31 bet.,.. t't'n 1'1 D m ond 3 A rcmandcr to students be-
P m. Sax bed wall be ct up in t\\ ccn the ug<: or 18 nnd 21
th \'m for the nccommodnhon Pnr('ntl must nuthonu the do-
not on b~ m nmJ: po nt I
of SIX to caght donor$ \CJ") 15 "ruvcr fonn llke the one bclo\\
nunutl
Sucgc1ted bre dd t lor blood
dunon; (oxcluding oil fnll) foods) or '' luch may be obtruncd m
...-..--... nt.ntl\ t. of each of the
c. mpu:; or n~"IUons
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I I I Parents' Release for Blood Donors !
I I I I 1 IFor donorn IUldN 21 y~.:~1rs of age. 'fh1s sl\11uld bt:· :
I clapped out und gl\'l\0 to pnrcnts !Qr :u~nnturc) I
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I Tin l tn c<'rllfy thnt fl\~ son (daughter) hll.'> m~ penni ~wn
to giv..: blllOd to the J\mcrir.nn Red l'ro:;s.
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11.!:r:l1Iogill!Jl:!o!IZnlr:::nUI 9634 s. w. Vi6w Point T•rrace
L-------------• ·.;..'-------------------------------- --------------------~ Pag Six f'IONEER LOC
They Look Small From Here, But ... FddaJ Oelober 26, 19$ I
Pioneer 'Navigators' Hendy
To As-soil Poe· · Soturdoy
In Tell· Tole Grid Encounter
By Al Stephonaon
Saturd~.Y afternonn (2 u clock to be spcctfic) lhc und~
f~;'nlcd Piunet.•ts and Paciiic univt:rsit.r \Uil trnt t)Ut onto
the sncldcn turf of Mullnomah stadium to do bottle an lra
dttiunnl style bctore a Homecoming day crowd of Pioneer • rooters.
Whnt )Ol)ked like a champions hip fight u week ngo has
de\ t•lupcd into what will be a do-or-dte effort Cor Pacific.
As n :r••sult of Lmfu!ld's U·O ver-~ smoothmg out th!! pass dcft•nsc,
dact ov••r tht" Bndgcz:s last Wt~k. The w~:ck's prnctac:c schedule
coupled with LC's tnumph down wa confined to more or h·ss hm
ot Solem, the Plonccn; nrc now bt•a·lng-up exercises nnd dummy
pcrcht.'ti on the top run~ of ca 1mmagcs Astdc from the nor
Northwcl>t conference play With mnl run v( bruast>s, the squod l\P·
n clean slntc of 3·0 Howc\'cr a pcnr,·d to be :-et for the opt•nmg
dcf~nt tomon O\\ w111 throw the kJC~k-otf
local Ch'W mto n selond- plac~ Tackle Don 1\lcCnllum, on lust
tr,. with tht• visatmg Pacific out· we~k's tn)un .. 'Cl list, will sllll be
From tbe lofty locality of the press box al McCulloch .fiold, Salem the Lewis and Clark and
Willamoue b<!ef tTuili took like 22 bug1 on a gridiron rug. But ju11 slep out on the field. brother .•• fit. side-hned with a b.ad krw~; J( r
Most ob1orvon foel lhat to· ry Peckover, hnrd luck freshmnn
mnra'(lw's outtng bdwccn the fullback, n·-inJUr<'d hi knt>f tn
I wu clubs Will decide who will tht! W!llumctlt• contl•.:;t and 1t's
brmg homt• tht• \H:cpstnkes d~•ubtful whether hu'll suit up
\\hen the !>CllSon hits lhc rinal {or thl• gum~ "'' dare you!
\\'In•. LC Nears NW Grid Crown,
Obl. t ates WI.llam ette 41 12 th~r~n::~~rs~t:~f~g;r~~ ~:,~ 0
~1
Local Cindermen Meel 1 e r ' - fonnrdablc outfit Jed h\' colorful
Palatme h1ll's pbtent P1oneers
ann trot. to Conn in J:.."t!CPtnC thetr
conference record unblemished as
thN humbled Wdlomettc Bear-Hnlfbnck Cnlc\' Cook start~d
the LC \'Jctory train rolhng 1n
the opening quarter wrth a 28-
.., ard touchdown ramble. John 0\ i!l' (l'(lm there on ll quurtcrbn ck F'rnnk BuckJC\\'ICZ. the much u. of Portland Today
lnlkcd-nbuut halfbnck . The line·
sn<'nk. t!pcncrs nrc capably buill around LC's :.paked track hvcs wlucJ1
~
~.:ats .; 1-1.2 Saturday afternoon at
McCulloch mdium m Salem. •
Gordon mtSSed the con' ers1on,
tus onb miScue of the afternoon The hnrd-chnrgmg Paoncer Hnc "tmy' BQb Bi.clhop who fill!> hts traditionully gather dust durang
dou ned punter Rick Bmgham on tackle pnslllon wtth 257 pounds ;nc wmter months. will bate toto
the Bcnrc9t nmc, after n bnd of be •! to throw ntound at op-the cinders before spl·mg rolls
snap from center. PJacckick spc- around thiS ''enr. The Ornnge nnd Black com·
bmc-d a strong runmng and pD&S·
ang attack wath its usual impene
tTnble ground dt>fl.:nse to chalk
up U1eu third \'lctory and gain Bcnrent tumble on Ute Wal
lnmctle 22 \\ Ill recovered by de·
fcnsave end Phal Fraser to set
up Ute next counter. A wcll-c:c
ecuted Brun: Loucbnlln lo Neil
Andersen Intend pln> went to tht.•
!our-ynrd hnc Lon~balln went h pusmg runners. J
t"Jahst John Gordon upped 15 Stn~g 1s countmg on Jim Sun- Toda..\" at 3 p.m, the F1 ··con~h-
gl'O\Io mg PQmt total wath 0 '(mnsh- dcrlnnd, Jerry Mills and AI l'd cross-country trw or Rcad:tr
me TD romp on the vc•1 .. next Go(•rt:zen lo complctt! his ball-Heller, Murray B:lJ'llcy nhd Vac
piny totmg department. The Badf!crs Nelson Will test thL•tr cundltionctl
LC's next sconng mnn:_h, '>tort-arc nott•d mor,• for thcar defcn-legs against the ~;,nne numhcr of lc posscssJon of ftrSt place m
h~ North" est conference. mq faom their own 25. was fen· Sl\'C wnrk than Cor theu· sconng, men repn•scnt1ng the col01~ ot
tured b) 3 sparkling forward-tat- but to wm gnme11 )'uu have to Portland unh•1•rsaty. The three·
t:aoal pass piny. The gem stmted SL'flrc touchdowns, and th~\''11 be mile rhasc over hill nnd dnlt' will h _ \\ ith :l 14·Y:ltd heave from Bruce .out. fur._ !.haL-puJ;p~~; t.omoaow_ .be bcld on Pot tlnnd's horne L:l•m ~a fil·psT•Itle In Stubborn Ba lie ~nngballu l.o End Crac~v Lt'g: At the Huaton headqullrl\lrs, COUl'Sc. Thilt will be the first ~ Ui 11 t.Dll Leggatt LIIDl~ n peach of '1 cmphusil has bt·en placed on tl!~t fo1 both team!!.
nteral to end-mate Bob Radakn· S •
~mbdo Phi Epsllon's sconng ftrsl half, the Mtshts "COJ"(•d 'u:h who raced all the Wh\ tn porlsesslon --------- ...
machtnc coughed, sputtc"---d and Uircc ltmes, H~ de s&>rcd hVJC<' the Bearcats' five-yard nmrkt>r
\\he~cd ns the GJ'CCks :met \he nnd pack('(! up a convcrsaon Bann belon~ he was dropped . Hul!'.;ncl\ Nate to Stackhouse fibers
MJs.ht& for the league crown 01:-added a e<:ond extra pomt Eng-Dltk Walker scored t" o pln~ I
tobcr 16. It took the Lrunbd3S hsh mtercepted n MISfit pnss !or Iuter R t p • L •
l:W'O OV rlJmcs to shd<.-uno. the the lone Slg tully DaviS took LC lmebacke.r Jim Clayton oses 0 lOneer lnemen
top pot an the stx-man team the luckof! 10 hts O\\ n end .z.onc p:l\. ed the way to a 34·0 lcod By Chuck Gibb
te u \loJlh n 13-1:! \lcton The and ron n back for 11 touchdo\\•n Ia n he mtcrcepted
0 PllSli and
S1gm ouslt.>d 0 ,ta 'f;au Rho ns tht: half c.ndcd Du,·nl added sped 35 yards mto the end zonP.
from furLhcr ompctation by a an msuwnce core In the .econd Afh.•r Wdlamettc tnll~<•d un z.
13·6 score a p to Halfback Chuck IA:WI0 Th M1sf1 splosh,.,d to D 26 6 A th .. north end of the ftcld the Pioneers added then :rmal
\'Jcton O\ er Srgmn Alpnn S~r ~l PoJCCd \\ c.re radmc n HI-touchdown on a fin• bootleg pia)
on "'md and-ram JWept FISher pn1 ~ ~ushion as the J"eft!ree b,> quarterback Dack von who
!Jcld Tuesda} The Fogbound ualltd tht half-urne The KappD.i :. •nmpered 85 yards to score
Polecats. m thc1r tr<idtt1onnl loil,!! m b;:Jt"k strong otter the rest WalJamette completed the scor
undcn\enr, held off a .second- n Tl uJamura tnllll.'Cl and added mg ,.18 the as:-lanC3 agam. This
half ralh by D determined Knp-an cx•ra point K1sn scored the t1me freshman Chuck Nuone
pn Phi Alphn ~uad to wan Hl-fanol goal of tlu.• do~ The Knp. gathert.:d in HaUback Bennett
13. pas were makan,:: thClr third b1d Holt' toss to make the final score
Wropp1ng up thctr carne an tllc ru, a TD as the .c;:h•ck ran uut l'Cnd 41-12
NEW BURLINGAME MARKET
Food Lockers
Quality Meats
Groceries
Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Low Competitive Prices -Everyday
Plenty of Parking Space
Phone Circle 8989 A not<' 111 all the LC rnilbtrds who were supposedly gJVang Wll
lamette Coal'h Chester Stackhouse a bad time from the stands lnst
week The cuy nn the !1eld that you were yellmg at out on the f1cld
wrun't Stnckhom~.• . . he spent 1hc cntne game up in the safety
01 th• Prt S bn
Funniosl incident of the weok-LOG advc1tisang mnnuger Genrgc'
Hnskt .. JI m Urdl nt Bud Cox fan. told h1s wife, Pat, to watch the un·
stoppable Cox pt•rlorm through a Will:tmcth: piny. Mrs. H. did just
that :~nd miru:cd scemg Jrm Clayton .snare n m1splaccd Bearcnt acraal
and run 35 ;:. ords for a touchdown!
The touchdown wa.<: Clayton's first 1n collep~; rompetlli(lll, but
J'd be wtlling tn bel It won't be his last. Big rearon for my certainty
IS that the (ro!'h ltOL backer Wll~ Jcadinp, Vt·ound j."OIOer in hi& COil•
fl'l·cnct• l:lst ycnr, runnang !rom a halfbuck spot w1th Ramicr h1gh
school
The sports stnff hus bt'en receivmg some good·humorcd clbuw
ang fQr not mcntionmr. Jmemt:n In their grid \lorttC• UJlS. 0 .K. f\.·llows
, .. ECKLUND , KNUDSEN and RANDOLPH .. , now wtll \'OU qu1t
thr~a tcning us? &or1ou. 1y though, ttx; line hns been :;upcrlatJvc every
tlmf out and I mean cv~1 ·y poaiuon.
Sadde1J fellow on campus this week as Don McCallum who up
unul 1 "'1 ••I< J o .,. a J rt:rulnr tackle for the Ornngt• and Black. Mc
Callum wns advised by a doctor Tuesday that the inJury to lignments
rn hts l«~g w1ll keep him side-lined indeflntt.e ly. •
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