Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 10, Number 7
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1951-11-01
Format
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Type
Newspaper
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1951
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•rou Rho IJ•ntPrntty won
phtCP In Homewmtng nont
IIIDt;tltion,
tht• thcnw: "Reigning
u tlw .Y"fii'S," the flont lt.•ahu cd
urdtaciu1 cloud that ruined
11 lua·ge model nf "Kinij
tbnll.'' The ruin wns prodUCll?d
8 bolt o! lightning fJ om thP
Joncc.-r Rnin Mnclun1•." A novt'l
used by Lhe wsnners was the
or paper napkms to simulate
BI!Sides wtnnsng the Cir·at place
rsbbvn nnd the t wenty-t 1vc
lnrs presented by Nudelman
'()$., o locltl clotlung stort.:, the
r<'tired the long rifle which
been the annual s.vmbol of
I'Comtng flont suprem:.~cy.
The flonts wes c judged on m·
m~n'J, nentnt!SS, workmnnshtp,
originality of ideo, ba cd
the theme, "Thmugh the
rs."
The judges who unnnlrnously
lt!dcd lhe winning float were. L£WLS AND CLARK COLLEGE 1867
.JOLUM£ X Porlla.nd. Or~on Ftidoy. Novomber 2, 1951 Number 7
Costumes, Beards, Cider Jugs
On Top ot Sadie Hawkins 'Grub'
By Naney Miller
Tht• ldlu of LC' \\til not wlt
nt.•ss H moments J)t!Uce tomorrow
naght when Sadie Huwkms' grab
lhcir objective (a man) und pull
!urn by has reluctant hand to the
annual ''Dog Patch Drug" in thl!
rnmpus ~ymnnsiUm, 9-12 p. m.
Dn•ssed an the latest dogpntC'h
t tnery. gulg will brmg thetr tel
lers bowknvs of conglom~rnted
vuraeties or vegetables, Ontc')ns
and maybe more edible ones llk••
t:and't turnip:.. ~'mnk Elliott und hts moonshtn
ing hsllbtlhcs aubstdes nt inter
mii>Stnn tsmc, <~ quartet wllt smg
nnd Solly McBrid•• and Jante
.\lcAdow will do n SPL'Ctully num
bt•r.
Peul Nordstrom and Lo1s
Cuithc•r wsl lht•n lend the congo
hnro past the JUdges and prizes
Will bt• gtven for: II) bt!lt girl
aug patc·h costume; (2) bt:st boy
dog patch custume; (3) best l'OU·
pie outfitted 1n true do~ patch
style: nnd { U most ongtnal cor
snge. lnol and uuthcnttc tconr1rm('d by
the dct'Oroting committee) dog
patch rcs1dencc sh .nty. Tht! faille
celhng will give tht• luster of
ntonnltCht to the dancf'fB below.
The pahon.a and patrnn .. ssc:s
who will olliO pr~sdc as Judges
for thu galo and unuaunl affair
w11l be Mr ond Mrs Churles
Huldors, Mr ond Mrs Eugene
Ross nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter
Mead
Remcmlx!r cnlli', tu:k(llJ5 Wtll be
on sale all day today and alro
at lht. done,. for $1 SO.
Curscntur~•s u( Sudit! Hawksru So grab your mun nnd drag
nnd h1•r nt•ighbor will be found ham Into th~> doy putch commun
t•n till' wulh and an the msddle of llty hall for an I'Vcntug nt fun,
the donet.• floor will bt• an ong-cntert<ilnment Jtnd prizes. Story Writing
Contest Offers
$400 in Prizes
Over $400 {n prtzl'lS will be
nwardcd In a short atory contest
whtth the Amerlcan HumnnJ1t
f•Moc·wtson is aponwrlng wllh the
cnopcrutton of Harp~r ttnd Bro
thers. The c()ntest Is OJK!n to stu·
cf,.nLs on the untlcrgrnduot" lt!vel
only. •
Nolnn Miller. author of '•A
Moth of TJm~>:· and eduors of
Hnrper's maanzsne will net as
flnol judges. A de!inll.c ftrsl prize
of $200 IJ 1.0 be nwnrdoo and at
least $200 more ·wilt b"' dtslrlbu
tcd according to the mer1l8 of
the stories entere-d.
The O.SSOCJallon defines 'hu
manism' as "the belief that man
must solve his own problems"
and cmphMizcs that onlJ' good
~tonu, not ''thmly veiled ser
mons wsll be acccplabt.... The
cont,.st dcndline i4 Mnrch 15,
1952...
An oH1dal announc~menl h~ts
bcP.n plac~ un the bulletsn bonrd
of Pechl,..s and anyone interested
an further detnals m<Ay conla•~t
John Gross. o( we English de
portmenL Fred W. Ncu1, prc~>sdent ol
1\lumnl associnl1on Mr
J. Gould, past p1csldt>nt
the Womt•n's Leo~ue, and Mr.
Mcod, p1 ofl!S~ur of eco-Keeping thelr fellu happy und
wtlhng tn b(! drntnu.:d 'ltound tht•
dance Hoot, the Ral!i will 6t>e thnl
thctr Abner. keep pepped up by
u•lill! of "Joy Jmce" on tnp in
the lobby. DoughnuL. will b•
uv,uluble also for dunkln~. but
the refreshment com m i t t c f
"arns that they will not be rc
:.ponstble 1f doul{hnuts complclc
ly dl!lintegraLc during the dunk
ing process. Two-Day International Relations
Northwest Meet Begins Today
ale Inspections
o Begin Monday
The elementary education de
ment will coml! under tht•
tttcal eve of the State Board of •
Monduy and Tucsdoy,
mbe1• 5 u.nd G. .t, it under
a rouUne in'>pt•t:llon by the
nte to insure htgh tandard s Cor
educatio n of clcmentar.}-
ry w11l n·
by the Stnlc Board of
untut.;m November 5 tJOd 6 in lts
tn .. u•tiic inspe<:lwn of ch~ml!nt;:u·v
,.,. .. Inc~ tratntng focllitic!<
Fulh l'Qulpped, the; hbrary has
I stair adopted text books for
'radl~·-school level!' •.• cncyclo
·NJa:., ch1ldrens dtchonorscs ond
ructiono l material. It is fitWhen the jumpin~ mus1c of
numml!llllllllllmnmullll1mntmnfillllllll nms Ill its llllllll!lllfil 1num
The Registrar's otrice has sug
il.'Sted that all January. June
and August gradua&cs check Wtlh
thetr olfice to moke sure thut
graduation requirements have
been tulhUed
llJII11'111'11!111W!ffil · II · IIIII'TIIIJ1lllffil
Rev. Rumer to Speak
On 'Cost' Chapel Topic
'Counting the Co!lt" 1 the top
Ic tu bl' dt:;cussed by the Rev.
Robert E. Rumer durmg lhe 11
a.m service In Copeland Memo
nul chapel, November 8.
Hnvlng come to the Palatine
Hall Community church as Its
new pastor on October 7, he has
alreody Instigated the orgamza
tson of a college youth fdlow~hsp
sions are held at 6:30 p.m. every
Sunday.
Ruth Peyton jun1or educutson By Tom O'Day
Cnn'ful, pur 1o mp commission
er , •. those strange cnrs belong
to delcgnlf.'S to the Northwt.>st ln
tcrnnt ionol Relollons club con
ference besng staged on campus
today.
• versity ul Portland. The presl
dl·nts from th~c two schools also
gave welcoming speeches this
morning along with nctmg mayor
J. E. Bcnneu.
Fe&ture of the conference ban--quet th111 evemng wtll be an ad
~I'CSS by Karlan M. Capper-John
son; visaung lt~clurer in tntem!
llonal rclutions from England 11nd
uuthor or works on mtcrnnuonol
affairs.
F.ollowtng thf' b;mquct, the
g10up will adJourn tc1 Mntylhurst
college for 1.• danc;e. Saturdny af
ternoon Portland university Will
::pon<:or n lunt'heon for mt.!rnbet
and ''isitmg dl'legoltll> to the con
ference.
NW conlcr•'ncc pccs1dcnt Jack
Gr1msteod, LC sensor, w•ll prc
"ide at all preliman01·y meeungs
Votmg on amendments t.u the na
honal t.'Onsutution plus drawing
up a set of conclusions conc.~rn-
Got a Guide? -d With special !lourcscent light
and the most cxpensh~L· cork
f'V\ring. Th~ library wtll be
sed In teachers traanmg. major, 1s scheduled os student Jack Grimstead
lender. The chopd choir under l Tht: PIOilt.'er Cusde will go on
th" direction of L. Sumley Glo Replt '"'ntall\'t.. \\ il b seen
... from the Bobcat stale, la·um the sale today m t h c lobby of
The state recently udupted n rum, will sing. northt.•rn frontiers on the Cana-tht! gymnas1um, contmn1ng the
S) lem for the inspection of 1 ------ dsnn border, frorn the land of po-names, addresses and telephone
ducat ion dcpurtmenls or libct\tl Blanket Found · h numbfir'" or studt'n'· and !scull"' d bl k t r d :ntocs und from the c1ty m t c • .. "" ~ ts colleRes. f.\'ery !ivt.• )'ear A preen plru an c oun The Guide wlll be rm snle
"OIJnu"'s nducultng cletnen- at Multnomah stadiUm ll(tcr the deep south, Eugene.
~ "•" .. H d kd th till November 9 ot a price or 2S ,. tr.a"her w1·11 be 1nspcc•·•d Homccom1ng p:ame may oo ad e. n· Or. C. W · ownr grcc · c
~ " ~ "' h l behalf cents. Only n llnutcd supply will .,. ~P"CI.lt l commitl"'" on clc· ti(ied und obtmned from Dtck dt~legntcs t ss morn ng on
" -" '" 591 or Lew1s and Clork, co·hosls wtth he a\'nilable later nt 30 cents t.lty education Bulsiger, Ll I or on c·umpuli . e"'ch.
Murylhurst college and the Um· .. Pte\'IOttsly, colleges were tn· ~B~o~x~5~4!8 ·~--- --~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~--~~-~- ~
only when they made ilP· en .r . nIT k .
laClltOnundwuscerttfJt•dtwo 'nff dayLast ancelOilYJ.Q Ing m nn ch•mentnry education de-.L YJ. 0fl
Lc~~~tnnd Clark was the llrst Ap~nJJ·caf1·o ·n· for Deferment Test b..>rnl urts college to make an '.J:-'
hon und wus certi(scd two test mny be ptvcurcd at local 1n cluss \\'JII be constder~d as
ngo. Smce that lime two Midnight next Monday. No-da n!t boards. cntcrta. To qualify by rank ll
collc~cs hnve bc~;n in.~pect- vember S. is tho absolute dead-All students whose ncademic student must be tn the upper ang th" theme of the conteren~.
"Whtthcr Now?" will be the pro
cram of the day
Round-tab1e tdlks 11nd confer
ence discusstons are uaktng place
today at the First Prcsbytenun
C'hurch on the topics; Nat1onal
Defense. Europe. the Near East,
the Far EaBt and Southern AS'IIl.
Delegotes are expectr!d from
Marylhurst college, Uruversit) ot
Pprlland. Mont.'lna Sta&e college,
Whltmon college. College of Ida
ho, Bul r JUntor collegl!, College
t)f Pugt 1 Sound, Pacsl k unl\'er.
trlty, Northt·rn Idaho jWlior cot
lege, Northwest Naznn:ne col
lege, &:atlll! Pad!1c college, Unt·
verssty of Oregon and Lowt-r Co
lumbia jun1or colJege.
Counselors Schedule
Freshman Seminars
F n::.uunen \\ iU meet wuh theu
eounselors n~xt i"uesdoy, No-.;cm
bcr 6, at 11 a.m L-l place of the
n:gulor semmar 10 the theater.
Dcpal1menta1 con!erences will
be held as usual nnd pr(igranu
Will be planned .and CUlded by
thl' sndtvidual departmenls. •
All campus actl\'tties and sen·
IC:I:!S wall bt: closed dw-ing the
~l.!mmars, Dr. C \\'. Howard nn
nount'Cd. and every student 111
P.xpccted to nttcnd hu respective
mcctsng, Roll wall be called.
A schedule of serninors for
freshm~n and slud~nts wtll be
found on p3gc lhrel'.
Tryouts Due Monday
For 'Noah' Production and c.·c1 tifscd by the state. line lor making applic&Jtons "''(''" •'nds tn Junuary. 1!152 have half of the freshman class, upper h
~ ~ .. ~ h h "Noah" b"· Andre Obey will be T IS cullcges will be the fn-st for tho Soloclivo Service quali been urged to take the Decem- two-third s of t e sop omorc J
be snspccted undc1· the I)CW fication tests to bo given on bcr 13 h:st by Enrl J McGmth , class and upper three-fourths of the ne.'Ct production of the Lc\\'tS
u. s CommiSSIOner or Educa- the JUniOr dnss. • and Clark players
Thursday December 13. hun, Washington, 0 C. The Scnturs destrlng to go on to Tryouts Cor t.he piny of the Says 'Pay Up' In otder to take the test a H•ason fl•t this IS thnt local draft graduate school must be an the famous V()ynge Will be November
t.tudent must be cu.-rymg u full· buards will hnvt• u soore ,10 ftle upper hnlf of thesr class or make 5·6 in SJ)\:ech•arts 20 from 2:30
Trafllc comms ioner Don But•- II "ith sat \\'h .. •n th·•v t"""''"'•id··t c••""S in 8 Sl"Orc of_ 75 or better to Stltll5fy to -4:30 p m. nd\·isc:s Elizabeth • time co cge program, \ · -.. ~~ ~ ... '"' ~ "~ Olt\'l·s Gnrdl'n"r, d•'....,ctor. T h"' an w:1s caught poltshmg his h h h t .. •... " · ( grad s and must not J~muas ·v to dch!rmine w et er t e en enn.
~hln todny 1lfte1 mniltng n batch 18
nctory "' cnh•nu' i ml 1 foa· furlhcr defer- The test 15 to be. g?tvcn nsnm cal!t includes nine maJor parts
delinquent tnarrk tincs. have ps eviou ,ly tuken :£ Sl!lcc-ln"nt ·' . tudt>nl s It IS, however. r.e.'Ct spnnc on Apnl -4 Apph-and eight nnlmnl "cxtrns.''
8uecrmnn said if fines an.• not twc Scrvace college quuluicatton "t mandutorv lor hu:nl bonrds C':tlit'n. ft•r this h.>st must be in "Noah" will be ghoen Dect:m-
.. u .. , violators will huve to ••flPl•,ar lt t Ht• mu!!lt al 0 have tlw 10' no h M 1 ., 1 1952 n .... her 13-H 1n the campus theater '- t to fullo\' the cntt•no. no later I an arc' ... , • ( an udmlnistrntlvv t·ouncll lt•nllun of rt'QU(·stmt: defer men Elthc•·
11 :;con! 01 70 or bctll~r cording to ~elrctl\'c Service and was adapted to Englu h h)
;r"'"·''"" f!S l'un bt• ui n·d t• t tt attic a a ~>tudt•n t sotls'a··tt)r.·· 1 ank beudqunrt.~rs 1\ rthur W1hnurt · A 1 tl blanks for the on the lest. ur • ... • ~urt in 022 at 12 p.m. 1''•1days , pp tt.·n on
nnual ogpatch rag' lurday ighl -Page Two PIONEER LOC
• • /The Prexy's Word:
The fm 1 boom of the f.!un at Mullnornnh stadiUm Satur'
day rocked everyone mto the r'Cahwlion that the fa\'ored
Paon~r gridder'S had dt'Oppcd thear fmlt conference sla1·t m
lhl'll lnst tlurtccn ouungs. Daisy's A-Comin'
Watch Out, Abner
By Eldon Cuntor
Look out ther Abnl'lr. Oatay
Upper clm:smcn turned back lhc pages of Lhc1r memon
and vaguely recollected the Hu~tonmt•n on the tnil-<!nd of ,,
,·erd1ct with College of Idaho way b1wk in 'l9 .•. ns n matter
or fnct. 11 was th~ opcnmg game of that Sl'Rson. Blank-fac~
~ophomores stumbled toward the c:s:its mu tlcrmg, "Gee. th If
ncw:r h ppcued bdore."
Well, it hns happ~ncd, but at doesn't menn that Pnlatint'
hiH should bury 1tsd1 in mouming. W0 sllJI have a cham
pionslup lc m. or wall ha,•c after we polish off College of
Idaho lhi S.1turda~·.
So lct1S cast off lhc sad expressions and black arm bands
and cheer the P1onecrs on to at least n llc for possession of
the No1 thwcst conference this Saturday afternoon.
C. L. G.
Goocl en e l' . Intolerance
The Fair Ro~ plan has now been adopted by I.cwis and
Clnrk in conjuncuon \\~ath prachcally all ot lhe Northwest
area colleges. lts ObJCcli\'c, to discourage racial discrimina
tion in public pl!lces, has succcssfully bc~n ulilizt:d at the
Uut\·ersil ,. of Cahfom1a . •
But, we must be fair and sensible in its application to
Portland bu~messes, lest we destroy progre~s already made..
No one must make foohsh demands, ot· mnke unwarranted
accu,ations. Muo·s afto:r yo' on' shc:-'a rurin'
to gol I
Whar?
To the Sodto Hawkin& dttY
dane~ . Whar ol5o?
\\ ,,J, rth don' know cr, I don't
know. But one thm~ T'm SUI c of
\Ve'rc inh.'rcsted m tlw !>ocwl hal
ancc or ou•· young nwn. S1J nil
you Da1sy 1\tn"s ~co thnt ~\'Cry
Abner hD..c; n dote. U thc)•'re any
!>lrong n.-d·bloodcd ones lclt O\'cr,
toke l\H t u 'rc smniJ.
Notice something dUierenl ? A
~hnrp 1101 1, h the nir. TIH• meon
'' 1ddlc k1d n•und the coml'r tu1 ns
~ngchc. A ccrtom clink m the
pockets of m~rchnnt . Yes, thnt'•
tL Yulct.idc DPPI'Oncllcs. And with • Jl comes that annunl event-the
nil-college sing.
Compettllon is one of the mo 1
important nspccb of tlw pro.
;n urn. rt JlTO\'Ide: ~m mc:cntiVl'
ror end1 or,g;mu:atiOn to WOI'k o
htth harch r thnn the other.
Tho por!orman c:c is nol only
one group s responstbtlit,,·; it is
throu~h the combtnt"ti cffmls of
all the pnrt icip<tni.S thn t the pro
gram IS a success.
Now Is lhl'. time for embryo
plans to tnkc form; lor C(lmmit
•ees to re appomtcd; Cor t'Chcnr-• sal dates to be .set.: Cor mus1c to
be selected. .,
•
61<> • f Friday. Nov"mbor 2
--
,
"Professor Snarl. would you mmd i1 we staplo one of our
folders to all tho "F-papen" boforo you hand thorn back?"
Paul's Epistle On
• Muddy Reform Program,
Noise Contest in Library
• By Paul Eggor
Now that the rainy season is No imger must be \\'3\'ed in shame toward the business
man who thinks enough of the ideals of his country to refuse
to hn'rc a doctrine shoved down his throat. Through this long range:-plon-upon us agam, the campus '' ill
doubtless take Noturnlly you ICahzc that
this slndium h:~s bt..-cn
The realization o£ the goal will only take place with time.
U we beJie\'C in fa1r play towards brother roces, then we
must behe\·e also that the cankei'Ous sore ot racial intoler,ancE
can only be cured by aging and-education . •
W. B. W.
Europeans Seek Freedom
In U.S., Occupation Zones
By Ann Gra.nning
Through thl" \\ ork (){ such
~roups os the lntcmauonal .Ref
'UJ:~X orcanization wh1ch found
refuge !or countless thousands
of European homeless, th \\ orld
i begmmng to plne<' ,·alue on
til< respect nnd understandang
of probl~ o! natiOns r8\'&gcd
b) v:nr.
Tlu ~as the me53age broUHht
to Portlnnd , Wednesday, b.)
Oleg Jcftmenko, 5('TliOr phystcs
m. J r of Kat kO\', Ukramc. dur
an the l):th annuul ob en ance
or L'mt d Nouons da) at the Cit)
l.illtL
AI II branch or the UN, the
I R 0. sought to repatriate those
peoplt· Willing to retu• n to then
homt lunds or those W.t!ihmg to
etlll• m other countrtCl.J,
J II lt 'WOrk the (;roup found
th&l n &rl) a mlllion, '"'ho .had
been d••JX!rtt:d frorn eastern Eu
ros»enn countnes b) the Gcr·
nlWtS for compuis)l")· work. rc
fust'd to return, JefJmenko potnt
cd out
Othen-.Runia.ns, Pole.t. Es·
,. •.
•
(1ff CUJ publtc:ttl m fl( It,. A 1!19Cialr•l ~~ ud nl or 1.-!'~<~1• and <'!uk
" II J'oblh•h~ " ~I) durlnr: U1c.1 C•Jik&:c )~Dr l:'ull rlptlun mh • S il • .... , ) •r
J ntrr w:
Clrculat1oa lllatt.tr fit l'orllluo(l
EDITOR
Bryco Wblte
Clnu:k Olbb
Ousuauaa Sprott. •alley IIIUer reaturu
.11CI.A\o nal
o..rt.o•tnt.lt
A4Yert llllftC' 11111 Po ..
Allll Orea.a.s..Jtm Lon.r
:Mr.r. Oeor.r• &»bll nmg can a lrdd t •" h 1~r1cd
QUl .tn JlS hu:hcst Corm.
A \.'Orsaz:c of \ crbal orchids is
due Lo1s Gmthcr nnd Paul Nord
strom Cor lhe1r excellent Jcadl·r
shtp of the Homccommg commit
tee. To tho.c who worked on lhe
unpubhctzcd end ol the fe.stivt·
'Jcs P,u our thanks ~tls.o
Dear Kills Deer ..
Tells Tall Tale? Paul Egger on 1ts annual
npJ>t!arance 0
a sw1mm1ng
pool. Tt:c un·
fortunate p{'BS·
ants who have
to mush in
from the oul·
lying prcctnclS ft!W chungcs will hra e been
ln order to rnc;e the funds,
or the forull,v \\'111 have to be
charged. Th1s nfight also 1
o dcchnc 1n rhc numbt!r of
dents.
Thero i• noth1ng iO
about. hO\n·n r "I hl pln•·c
be inhabited by o puck nf
pi~::.. So~;~lC of thelic guinea
will natut·all) bl.' more intt·ll
~han the others nnd Will
qucntl.) asstgn ccrLain letteJS
numerical values lo the less
tunat;> ones. Then.!Core, Uw
will still be opera tin~ nrJI
Eg~l.'r Productions, lnc
present n stellar attractaon
Wednl.'sdny at high noon in
:abrn1y. (No, I wtll not be g1
autor aph · J
In one corner there \\ iU
ten r~.tnou I) 'l~o~t'enng ch1mp:
zces. On nnolhcr come•· Will
plnced !our repr~scnt.a tivcs o£
ovcrnge fcmolc cult which is
unlly to lit: found m the
'rht•re wall then be tJ
sec whJ<•h group can rnoke
most nmsc. the
Qj
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1!dnesdt
the
IIOWC'Cf
PledgE
An cvt>t
.stunl.S
g were
rm part
s nt 8 P.
Comm1U
g ~verhn
city: l
New•
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, pm:~d I
l!·lnw m
fl "
EliCh
>t'nlet•r
ul-,~ speQ
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, Brtli~
Students
the it
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F<Jr 1y, November 2. 1951 PIONEER LOC Pcrge Thre.
Missionaries' Daughter Comes From India,
ampus Pranksters Unaccpstomed to Having Summer Vacations
1, 1 1n k . , n t . 1-'IOm "Indio's Cfll':ul &lrand," o.s I'" Tndln uccorrhng 1(.1 Bcuy Jcbn, best,'' B••lly Jean said, "hvang u 1 run ln rar 1 es lllc millllJUnDry hymn goes, nnd \HtlC thnt It rnn from Mnlch to h~·r ... or In lndln. My parents ore the S()Citll S1de By Nancy Mlller
and Coraldlne Sprott
1\lphn Gammu and I .. uml.>cla Phi Epsilon met together lust
l'dllcsdny l'vcning for a Halloween party. Lnmbda pro·
the C'nlertninmenl for the evening and Alpha brought
Uowcen cupcakes and coff<~e for refreshments .
PIL'dgcs of Sigmt\ Rho planned a halloween party for the
ll'IIIIU"·rs in the basement or the home of Nancy Miller.
mcmudc doughnuts, popcorn and apple cider '-" l'rc con
An ~,·enl nf( o! dancing , nkits
stunLS, plu!l hormo01cn play·
g were r~·atlan•s of the inlt•r
party, lrtst Tucsdny even·
at 8 p.m., Stewart hull.
Commtttee heads plnnning the
g cvcrltng were: Ruth C1tylord,
1city; Pnscallu Wl'st and Lois
l.'ntcrtninmcnt; Bill King,
Curol Hurd1e, dec-
Long, general
• • • Graham, wife of Dr. Crahnm uf
the education dcpdrtmcnt. Th~
::lub is open not only to Gcnnnn
students but also to onyunc wh:»
Is {amihar Wllh the• German llin·
gungc and dcstres to become ac
quainted walh the German cul
tural intere.<>ts .
Olliccrs recently elected in
dudl' Ken Owens, president ~'t:nr
ol Rouse. vice-president, and Mrs.
A. W. Graham, sccrctarv-lrens-•
,urcr. Bill Frandsen, sophomore,
IOJ pubhcity manugea· fur the
Thl' Puillicnl Scumcc club, vroup and··Mr.;. Emmtt B. M~it:r,
fXU'd pf political 5CiCOCl' ond head of the Jnngu:tgc deport
c•)RW mnJur•,, met 1 ecent.ly lo ment, iR advisor. Naws
t n course o{ construc.ttVt' _
""" rtmen t ul counse I ing mee l· IIIIIIIIUIIIIIIOIIlllltliii!UlUIIIIOII!llWIIUIUIIDIIUliiiLUJIQUIIIIIIIIIIIlDIU
J:::wh meuting will feature a
outstnndmg in h1s fwld.
u"''' speaker Cor tlu.• November
1ct.:1 ... g will bt: Jumes McOon
d, Bntish t'Ounsul.
Students nrc encourugC'd to ex·
their poinht oC vaew nnd
pnrticipatl' in choosmg
tture spenkcrs and in the dlS·
Thesc Ccllowshap meet-
social as well as scraous,
111 gwc time for the se1'1ous
derlltion of curr"•nt poliltcul
il'ncc problems .
Newh• ch!ctcd ofrin•rs nrc • 'alter ~umcs, president ~ Bill
Vlct'·Prcsidcnt; Jean
(.(',un, secretary nnd John Paul
LL<;Sistunt sccretnr)'.
Or. U G. Dubach. po\ilicul
n• depnrtmcnt hend Is ad
r for tht. newly orgunized
rest group
• • •
Dt!lcgutcs from all purls of
to the stl.lle m~eling of
Futule Teachers of America
tel Saturday, Novt!rnbcr 27 at
pubhc hbrury.
rcprt•senting Lewis
Clark wen>, Robl'rt Tt·nppc,
told Ms cncr, Morvm Qurck,
Taylor and Betty McAtfec,
L'CN't.try of the campus chapter
a state oHicel'. •
• • •
A held trip to the Churl
laborntoncs m Po1tland ts The fuculty eyes widened in
wondet and surprise Ja,lt week
a announceme nts of the birth o!
Mr. and Mrs. Jack BouCord's 8
pound bab) son were found rn
the mall. Mrs. Bouford is head
of nursing education.
The BouCord's adopted Lhc
rive-day-old baby and will cull
him Juy to avoid pmmng nick
names on him later.
' ":. II iiJiiiim, • ~ , • , "ill I•' I I .1llllllllllllllll!Jl1l1~l!!Bll'~
More of the Same
Mcu-y Hooper and Colleen
Crcstwell wel"c formally intlJDL·
cd as A.micans last Tuesday noon.
A pot-luck luncheon was planned
tnt' lhc social hour that followed
in Lhe home economics dinmg
room. according to Lots Wtlliam
son, pres1denl .
• • •
Invitations to attend an ac·
ceptuncc party wert• given to
s"•ven sophomore women Ot'to·
bel' 29 by Sacajnweans, sopho
more women's honorary, accord
ing to President Mary Ellcrby.
Juanne Burt, Dons K1tt, Loris
Loree, Phyllis Sahhn, Marcia
Smith, Bnrbara West~:rvcll and
Annette McAndie nltended the
gathermg in Pnlatinc manor
drawmg roe1m, November l a\
3:30 p. tn.
• • •
Betrothed of mllllliiJnury pnn.mts, eo m c s November wlth thr~ months v ,. ntJII there so 1t's bard to dccJdc.
Hf'tiy J••11n Smith, Lewis and clllion nround ChnslmUB. Duf'• When I'm here, I wnnt to be
Cllu·k Crc lnnnn, from Lnndour, me lhls' hot S"llson hr•r p:•rcnta thct•· nnd whe_n T'm lherc, I wnn~
Muasoorw, Indin. would return to l~undour, Nhlch lo bi:• here."
Bl'll}• .J mm's pun·nL'I serve lhl! !11 in the C(tl')ler Himnlnyn , from
Plt!Sbylt•rinn b<fhrd of foreign tht!lr work m til~ rurol disln<.·ta
mii!Sions, and her !uthl!r is prin-of th,. plains.
l'iJUll nf the ml!s.aion language or Porllnnd BPtl v Jean fUlYS, • school ·'' t.nntlout, momly nn "I cladn't ltkc th,. wcuther but
Amcncnn commumty. She has otherwise it's lUSt. tine.'' S h c
:Jpcnl nil of hr·r 18 ycurs in India, says that moruoon weather Joata
lXl'CPt lnr furlough s t:hc and her lhrcc or luur months nnd the
except for furloughs she and hr-r ram comes duwn hnrdcr than
fnm1ly took in UJ38 nnd 19-17. hf!rc, but. "il lets up more qulckn .. uy Jean attended II missson ly."
~;chool With the children of other Betty Jean cn)oys dorm hf•~.
miss1onancs . The studeni.S were to whach She hns been nccus
of 23 natlonaltt•~-s. nnd of thr! JO tomed through high school.
an her flrndunlln£ clnss, most are .. Her•· nt Lewis and Clnrk It'~
now studymg In the United not dtHer(!llt at nil," she says,
Stntcs, lihe reports. "bul more Jun ·•
Now on a scholarship at LewiS "People rtsk m" \a:hich 1 like
nnd Cl11rk, Bt•tty Jean chose the
collese ".Bccuur.e o( rclotJ_Ve!> in Bortolazzo to Address
Purtlund,' and ''b~"-nusc 1t was'
JUil whnl I wonted!" She hnd FTA Annual Banquet
heard of Dr Odt:ll !rom on~ of
her lc'llt'ht•r:;. tn lndit~.
Ont: d1flen•nct: tn her !Jchool The ;mnut~J Rcgislrut1on Bun
quet ol the lor.ol chapter of Fu·
lure Teuchers oi Amcncn wtll be "uesday Seminar hdd No\'ember 9 a:t 6;30 p rn. in
• the campus caff!le.rl.l with Dr. v1eetJng Schedule Jutio Bortol~tzzo ns guest speak-
' Couruelor Room er.
\\' m. M Hill Art 2~ All students prcpnrlng for pro-
MstrJorte Fessenden PM-23 Cessions 1n edueotlon ore invited
£d1th Smith PM-2-i to attend the $1.35 plnte dmner.
John Wallbradgt.l BA-J This banquet as held Cor the pur-
Chester F'n&ble PM Log. pose of offt~1ally rcgtSt~rmg n~
Bob Dusenbery p.z R member o( thl! nnlionol, state
Ruth Chmdgrcn A-22 and lol·aJ teacher orgnnazntions
Gay Hordsng B 36 The education faculty and wtves
Gl'Orge Bish•lP T-21 wtU nlso be present. Reservations
Stnnley Glarum M-1 for n place must be turned in no
MarJOri•! Bou!ford P-10 later than Monday, November 5
Warren Smllh C-2:! lo "Fatur.: Teac:ho•rs" box 195,
Ellen Rowley Cnfe 3 campus mall.
F.uJtene Koz.lo!f P-15
Wm. Shearer B-29
James Stllutler P-16
Arthur Throckmorton Fnc. Lng.
,lohn Anderson PM-22
Emma Meter A-a i
Butty Gnrdiner SpArts 10
Don Balmer B-14 -
Foods Class Students
Learn New Processes
Tep on u:.~; ot tht pre:. u1·e
cooker were demonstrated re
cently to the foods classes of Mrs.
Helen Hartness, nss1slant pro·
fcssor of horne cronomies. by
\1rs. \'1vmn Freemon, home econ-
omt&l Cor the Kerr Gluss com
pnny Mrs. Fleeman also mform
ed thl• cla!\5 of the recent findmgs
on food prcst.'l"\'lltion .
M1ss Bl'tly Davis, homo econo
mist, dcmonstrntl"<i how to freeze
loods at the International Han·es
tcl' company plnnt last Monday. Symphony Gives Concert
The collegL .S)' mphony or ches
tra. Bor1s Ssrpo conductmg, wi II
be heard 1n t'(Jnccrt ut the Port
land Art museum, Sunday, No·
vcmbt>r 4 at 3 p.m.
Works by C"omposcrs Brohms,
Schubert ond Bergsma wJll be
hE> ll'd. Also to be performed is
Vl\':tld1's "Concerto for Three Vt
olins in F," fe.ttur•ng Claire
Hodgkins, Hope Jaquith IUld Gy
nd Avolesi.
JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station
• Lubrlc:aJion
• Battones
• Gas and Oil
• Tires Freeda Harlzfeld
Trains USO Girls
Helping to trnm girls as jumor
l·ostesses for the Umted Scrv1~-• men's orfnntzntion has been Uw
job dunng the past few w~eks o!
D •nn F'rccda Hnrtueld
The lrn1mng period conunues
through four sessions when gerls.
18 ycnrs old ond over, Jcnm the
history, purPOSe nnd obJ~tJve.>
of the USO, explained Dcnn
Hortz.reld . Also included In thj?
I!.CiSJons are d1cuss1ons on the
psychologicnl nc>!d oC recreation
m wur umc, the close relation·
•hep betw~n the junior hostesses
'nnd men 10 uniform, ond th~emo
twnnl maLunty needed by the
girls.
At the close of the four meet
ings, junior hostess cards arc prc
Eented each giTI. dcnobng the
rnnk of oCficiol hostess and en·
titling her to help serve ot dances
anrl parties for the scrvacemcn
ln Portland, c:ommurut)o• agen
cies such as the YMCA. YWCA,
Nnuonal Catholic Community
scrv1c:e, Jewish Welfare board,
Salvation Army and Tnl\·elcr'&
Aid hove jotned to make possible
the USO.
Ray Anthony to Play
For Dancin' at Jantzen
R y An•bon). frn n 1 , , ,.. n
Mlllt!r lrump~ter who waU brtng
h1s band this weekend to Jnnt·
~en Bench baUroom, was &Ingle 1
out by tht! nnvy's mornle divlsum
to form n dance band lo tour the
Pncltrc 1slnnd bases dur.ang the
war. In three ve~~.rs he 'oured •
Pearl Harbor. Okmawa, Guam,
Madway nnd Tarawa.
Upon hu; discharge from the
navy m I9·16, Ray formed ht pre!
cnt orchestra, whlcll is now raled
.o\meraen's top danee band \ltlth
r e c: or d-breaking engag~ments
from coast-to-CO<llt.
AMERICA'S TOP
DANCE BAND!
by thl' Sc1C"ncc club
ond::ty aftornoon, Novcmbe1 5.
is IS o[ special inl.ctesl to all
ence !'tudcnts. Anyon<: else
IS inter cslcd i~> asked lo
with the gt'oup nt 1 30 tn
t or Bodtnc scacncc bu•ldtnfl, Announced at n recent Alpha
Cammo meeting wa. the cnra~(
mcnt of Mary H()opcr, senior En·
!JilSh major, to Kenneth Farris,
junioa- ~nghsh maJor. Hints on IO<td preservation were
{or <tlso givt•n, The weddm~ is planned . 4255 N. E. Sandy Bh•d.
to R1chnrd Metzler,
• • •
Sc\cn delegnh•s lr<lln Culhc·
home oconomtcs mtcrcst
ll'lt rcc:cnlly for th~,.• an·
Provide nce l:i home ccnn·
•cs workshop, ocmg held ut
n Stnte cullcgc Uus year.
Nancy Miller, president ul Col
r,t'CC:m, Ill f'dJtor oC the nnnuul rc·
t to be complh•d tollo" mg
workshop AltCl" Peake, vsct
~IC!ilcli~I1l nf th1 r.roup, \\ ill pr~·
nn tnusl-mbtrcss ut the Snt
ntllltl luncheon,
OU1es'S ntwndin~ the workslwp
l'' Nuncy Lcnpcr, Oons Ktl,
Is Oo~o ng, f>ut HtJ.Sitrags, Or·
Dnvsdsun nnd Ruth Clund
Culhcc•on od viset.
• • •
The Gca man club held tt., ft. st
k,,ff<'cklntseh" or the year yes.
.t>rtllr.v nt the homt' of Mrs. A. W. sprmg,
" • , .
Coming Evenis
Or. U. G. Dubnch, head of the
political science d~partmcn L, wlll
speak at .a Chamber o! Com·
merce lum::heon 1n Bnker. No
vernbl.'r 6. Hts tdp1c Will be "The
Amcrkan Way of Life."
• • •
Pn.•sJdent LeRoy Andersen of
Pacni~ School of R~lic1o n, Ste>ck·
tun, Calilorma. w1ll be n lunch· BARGAIN
1947 Maroon Buick Super Convertible
Ltalhcr Upholster.· and All tht "Ext.rns''
It's a beaut. and you can have it
for just $500 down
or
best cash offer by Tuesday
CALL BEN FLEISCHMAN , SU 5336
7347 S. E. 29th
can guest (If the depnrtm('nt u{ P.--1!'1------------------------ .. rchgwn on Novcmbu ;, m C :!
Studt.'nL'I and lncultv who wa. h •
to mvet him w11l be welcome to
bnng lht!tr lunchc<> tc,~ C-:.:. Thu;
Ui Pit .!dent Andersen's ru-sl \'IS•
ll tu the collcgt<s of lhc North·
\'.'<'5 t.
Attention
Wholesale Candy
Food Specialties
Jim Hruby Co.
2021 S. E. Belmont VE 4372
• ~~My Daddy Sells the Best
Auto Insurance in Town"
Liubihl) Rat~ ns I.u'' llll St7 10 six months
Sav\! :w to 30 S:tfcly wtth
Mayflower Auto Insurance
George A. Ha•kell. District Mana~r
3805 N. E. Broadway TU 4946 I THE YOUNG MAN WITH THE HORN
and
his orchestra
Tomorrow -Night
JANTZF.N
BEACH BAI.t.ROOM
Dancing 9-l
$1.67 plus tax • l'ego Four -..
• • DC c
Huston Crew Licks Wounds;
Prepares to Bag Coyote Pelt
By Tom OOay PIONEER LOC Friday. No•ombor 2, 1 • ro1n, 0
1Buckiewicz , Plus 10 Badgers ,
Equal LC's Initial Loop Loss
Br .;\1 Stophonaon Nine mtnutes Inter w1th th~
The mcvilnble cl~!:'h hctw ~n t. .., ft. renee lenders, Coll~l.!c
of ldnho and the Pmncc• . C;).tplodcs tomorrow on tht' :r.tull
nrunnh gndti'On nt 2 p.m. A chop namnd 1-'t mk Ruck1c• porkhld~ at•stmg on l.C'~ II, Cn· • wit z., n wallunt hne and a fm:d· h'Y Ccl(ok IOt•k n hundt)fl from
up tenm w.-•rt:> the mgrcdtcnts Bruc1• lo~~tnt.:b:tlltl and M'llmPl'l ~d
mlx(•d by thc P.nt•Jflc Badgt•rs 86 yaa ds to lolly Jt1hn Gordon':;
II' su~·cumb the sltchtl~ fnvored nttt•rnpt '' 11s true, I.JtH 11n LC •I·
Huston -conc.h~:d pack, 20·12 Sat-J..•gnl u<~~t.• ot the honds p••nnlty
ul'dny aflcrnoon on the turl ol .,ct the bnll back on the 17 ,\
Muluwmah stadium 11a !rNn ct-ntcr bac.khr.:d and !or 25 ) nrd!l nnd lhc "CUI~
13-12 nt lntl'rmtS"Iun when
dun's plun• ktck wns wad••
Tlw clmr.hcr C"llmo lnh• in
thtrtl fa nmc, wtwn tlw
mnrl'h~d 67 yord& to register
olht•l TO F Buckit•WtCZ
tntght tmve kno~.~o n It) and
fntzcl were the yardn"'' Tomorrow'. 'ictor "all cinch nt least a part nf the con
f<'J enc~ bunung dcpcndmg on whether the other conierl'nr.e
leader, Pacific unh C.t'SJty, i:; able to com-crt the Whitman
M a 1onnrtcs.
The Coyott.'S opcrnttng oCC the
101:1~-wm ha\ l" • uceumbcd
(Ctur of thctr opponents whale
IN mg to tht: pOwerful Pne1ftc
sqund. 2i -6 H1ghh.:ht or their
camp IJ:n is theJr 'l~tor.) O\'Cr
the ~trong S:tn Franc1sco t<'nm,
4 .ffl conquerors of Ll'wls nnd
Cia• k, 40-34. Other \'tClltns \\ere
\\ hllmnn, Wallameu.c and scrnp·
:p\ Ltnhcld.
~pc rhcadlng the C of I attack
' 111 ~ Bt& Bob" Morlord, :all
ronfcrcnl'C honorable • mention
hnlftb ck, from Pnnn~. Jdahr~
Morford, n pQ\\C.r runner, 3\'CI·
ag~.."CC 4 fl :rnrds a try Ia. t scnson
nd promt c~ to be n hard-luuang
Co~ otc back t(lmor:ro'' . •
AnrJthcr lclt<!rtnan \\ ho s-park.
thc Idaho outfJt lS Jnck Kcnnc·
' tck sophomore from Oregon
Cit\. Kc:onncvack also rcccl\'cd ronrl!~nC'<! honornblc • mentum
last '·cttr. Scouts sn\ hr I n • hnrd man to knock off hts fl'<-'l or
uut or play.
OLh<.'r buh\ arks lndudc l.a\•on
Scott, twO·Yl'8r leth•rmnn, who
'"; tJrnJ:c~ 24 y11rds per lq• on
kackoff tctua ns and a sophomore
scntback by the n1unc of Ted
Marlin who uses hi head for
somcthin~ ~tdc:s a tackling
dummy.
PJtkcd as dark horses carl)
tins season, the Coyotes ha\'e
J,eld~..od one of the hlSt backfields
ot the conference olon~ with a
.tut prts:in~ly toulo!h hnl' studded
wtth trc..,hmcn. Huston's charg
es will b\: shght tavontcs tllmor·
row when the cur tam rtS"S on
the Csnal ronfcrence same, n do
or-dac dfort for both tl'ams.
Cagers Commence Training
For 1951-52 Hoop Schedule
Bru;k<>tboll conch Eldon Fa.x be
~ n molding together n fonnld·
able hoop combinntton Monday
\\ h 1c:h \~ fil represent Lev. IS and
Clnrk an the forUtcomang scns·
on' scl1cdulc.
Prnettce scs.sanru w11l be run
• d) ot 2 30 p m and conunuc
tf rouchout the campaign. To
a c the '.til\ it) a taste of pre-
a ou cornpctltton. CJ gamt• hr•s
been scheduled v. tl h Pnncl
S ake ~;, n strons Portland mde
JX. ndenl tcnm parttnUy made up
or fonner Oregon Unt\Crsll)
...,. cats. CoachC!d by Shm Wmt••r
.nute. an Ali-Ameracan cc.ntcr
n Oregon s '37 q~ '"'"' •he Pnn-cl Shr.kc's mi,;:ht pN"Widc more
than enough compctallon for the
P1onecrs' untncd starters.
The !;quad 1s composed of Bob
Lavey, Reed_\' Bcrc. Bill Urban,
Jack Keller. Bob Donn, nnd Rod
Downc\·, All of th~ me.n ha\'e -played at onr• tunc ~r ~mother on
ll college tt~am . Downey did hiS
ball-hnwkmg at n cunrd pustliQn
under LC span~lcs md the tutc
lag(.• or Fix durang the I A-18-50
casons.
Throuch the rourtcsy o! the
P.lrtland Basketball nssoctn uon,
the contest w11l be held Novem
ber 20 at Jefferson htgh school m
Portland ns the rc:nurc atlrachon
uf its Jamboree.
Misfits, Kappa Rally Late
To Win Important Games Only three nunut1• hnd chckcd th~.: \'Udtsng crt~\\ ttll lf.'d 7-6
ofl the scoreboard clock when Plll'lftc rruck r1ght hack, scor
PncHac struck foa ll first cman· mg on nnotht.•a acrlnl by Buckle·
h•r of th~ aflernnon. Bucktcwicz, w1cz.. Thts tunc he htt Jt>rr~
the dn•l'\'~lythmg mnn, .spollcd Mill as, "ho l'O\'o'tl'd 35 ynrds nl
hi" l"l'N'lVCr on l.(.", 30 and Jet open turf lot onothcr s1x pomts.
Cly n toss whu:h 11 IH'lt•d over the Tht• pass ploy ncth:d 10 ynrd!l.
head:-of Psonccr defenders and W. Bucktt•wlcz's k1ek was Wldt'
ncslll.'d mtn fullbHck Ron Cole's of ats mnrk nnd the :scorcbonrd
outstretched hnnd . Wathout nny hghts -"J>Cllcd l3·ti
obstacles to maar hts way, he LC ogrun dos<!d thl..' gap wilh a
JDUnted the 1~momang yardage tim •ly antcreeptaon by Bud CQ~,
mto the end zone. Frank's \\ ho nlong side J 1m Claytnn dtd
broth<.'r \\'nit booted the e~lru 'coman work ns dl•hmsivc line·
potnt. hackers Cox squirmt.'d his wuy
Bud Cox Spectacular
As Saturday's Hero'
By Chuck Cibb
The ar t.u>tb.lll stadiums got an offer, I'd CCI tuinlr g1ve tt
a II).'' in th1s drh ,. and {or the
lllnc tn tlw nftcrnoon a poss
chmn <.'d the up!tcld sur gc.
tr)'·IOI'•polnl wn~ gond and
lludgl•r's hod pulled away
nor c.
Thl• turnm~ pumt camt!,
tlw P1ont·1•r's drove do\\ n
lx plays only to fumblt• the
on r. U.'s 3. Arter thas m
tlw LC Hl)mecoming crowd
30-1 I scllh:d back m tht•tr
nntl wntched Couch Stngg
Cumpony run out tlw
1-'tnal l!lunl 20·12.
J\s 11 rc.•iiult, the loss d
the pH•viuusly undd~atcd
uct'I'S inti) n thr<'c· way t ll' Cor
lcugu" buntmg Wllh lhe
nnd Cnllcge of Idaho Euch
now hns n J-1 recotd.
wU or .grtdmcn who look great m
\'teton·, but ''ou can count on • •
your fmgc1:: the fellows who
look t.'Quully ;1s ptohcumt in de
feat. T..ast Saturdny nrtcrnoon
about three-thousand fans saw a
display nC football prowess on
the part of Pmncl•r line-backer
"Bud" Cox whtch prov1ded a
staunch slnclc-hnndcd opposatton
ogamst the \'H:tonous Bndgt>rs. Unl\'r•rstty has JUSt to pan n
!cut on the lowly Whitrnnn
l;aonurws lo clmch 1Lc; short Bud smill•.S nflably at the frc
qut•nt ribbing he rl.'cctves hom th('
l••am·m~t•• about hts real nnmt•,l
whtch happens to be Joy. With
('('IOSISit>nt:~ the Pltmccr pile· uti e.
Entries Due for Men
Intramural Volleyb
The 20-ycnr-old, ISS-pound
Junior st:tr not only crushed n
major portion n( P11c1fic running
pluys. He clt•wcd down u Buck·
tCWICl. puss out of the air nnd
blasted l8 yards for LC's ~eeond
touchdown!
A Creak performance" Not on
\'our hf(' .•• Cox. who is Lhc es
sence of dun•b1hty, has bc1..n
shrt.>dding LC raval offenses in
surh a manner sinlc 1949 His
uncanny :(or .. -sacht of when? a
play lt! goang, and masterful
method of ~cemg thnt it doesn't
~et there has earned ham u spot
light m th<' NW t.'Onfea·.mcl' sam
ilar to thut of Cal's Lcs Richter drt\ t·r rccl't\'CS m:ul lrom wom
~;n's dcpnrtment stores lnCormang
ham of all the latest styles which
ever)' ''co·<.'d'' should have in ht•t
'"nrdrobc. But n "Joy" he IS to
Coach Joe Huston, who hns
watched tht.• btg number "32''
~mother lhl• oppostuon hkc an
n' nlonchl' lor tht· po t thrrc
)'Clli"S.
Co''s spcctucular grid pl'r•
Cormnncc hove gn1ncred h1m
three A li·Confcn:nce berths, a
1950 Ltltll· AII·C<IIlSt ~election
nnd most outstanding playc•r
U\\'ards But probably the hagh
t st tnbute was paid to ham by
hh football mentor, Huston,
\ ·h~·n he mlloduct>d h1m to the
Kick-Off danct• cr-owd carlter
lh1s scu:.nn "ith the words, "Bud
C~>. , I h" gl"l'<&tcsl font ball plnvcr
( have t'Vl"r coached ," The last day 1or mtrn11m1
tcnms to stgn up fur the
vollcyb;~ll sr.hedull' will be
day, November II. In ndd I
",\" :;quads, "B" teams mny
l'nlt'I'<.'CI With tht~ hope thut
flchmt ~tnlrnnts wtll wnrr:tnl
nddtt ionnl schedule. Indcp
"quod nrc urged 1<1 turn 10
cntril'JI to etlher J un Godd
ot Wan en Smith's otfacc.
The lettermun club \\'Ill
clinic, Ttw.sday, Novt:mb ~t
12:10 m th~ g.} m. All mutul
1Jc1pnnts und mtercslL'd
should bt• then• to revil'\\'
1 undamentuls and rulo•s to
Ul>l'Cl tn lht• murul vollt•yboll
lion. Thew c:linJcs \\'Ill be
bt• fo1" cnt•h d tfferen 1
T\\ o trong 5C.'c:ond-hnlf come·
t k fC4iturcd Tuesdnl s mtro-
11' rnl piA.) a the Mts.hts bounced
lmclr from a 12 0 hnUUmc defJclt
l "ln 12-12 O\eJ' lh~> Fogbound
P ll'Cttt and Kappa Ph• Alpha
t IIL>d Delt Tau Rho 6-0 at lhc
m cl V'D.) pomt. but roared back 1.0 pnt;s for the second lal J h"
pa cd to "Yogi" for the extra
pc>anl The; {ann! countca cnrnc lnte
an the fourth p!!nod v.·hen T uja
muro went half the lcncth of th••
field behmd bcauuful antcrfc.r
rr~ ... •o end lhc game "1\ b nnd USC's Pat Cann:amt•ln 10 the .---------Sportsession -------
"big t1me".
Cox cnme to LC as n fullback Staggmen Dl·m LC Hope
-n.vte' U liJ-16 YlttOI')
The Mw.fJts \\ ln gn\'C them G
rhnncc to meet Lambda Pha Ep-
1 n for the post-sca$0n tourna
ment crov.n The Polecal.!i JUlllJH."'Ci
Ink. the lead as Fuez mterccpu..d
a MlsfJt pnu and ron Jt b.:Jck fur
n touchdown The tQ !or pomt
frulcd TI1e c-cond tally came on
PilBI from Hodge to Stem Ju t
" the holt ended At;am the con·
u: 11mn attempt failed.
Bcrtullet hit Binn in the end
% n•• lor the farst Mi ht score A
p, a\lcmpt for the extra pom!
wu.s unsuc ful Bcrtrnm took
nnother Bertulwt pass to Uc the
•e. Bcrlullcl then passed to
Btnn for the wmmng poml
In their nnnual game for a per·
pt tual trophy the Dl'lts \H nt mto
U c lc d wh n llall pa eel to Bas
lUll) Cor n TD A Kappa driv<:
\\ t'Jflpcd 1hnrt oC Lhc goal hnl
the hllH ended.
K •PP ptc.hr;U up where lhc)
l l oU .In tho ~: nd pcrtod Yo
g halo pa l'd to Floren for a1.X
poln 'r UJtmUr<~ tnt ·n.: ptcd J Pioneerettes Visit OSC
II. r tp u( JUnjol •n t ntor
women P E. majors \'t,Jtcd cia s
cs in ;n:ttvHu:~ and tht.'Ory nt Ore·
on Sttlte college, Corvnlha. lnst
Wcdne!;day . The l..C rcprc.:: cnta·
tl\' lunchc..od WJth OSC physa
C1l) t:ducat1on maJors n n d das
cu~sed Ideas nnd probll'ms In
thctr !Jeld
The LC w(lmcn's sor:ccr team
hns dropped two vumcs to Reed
colleJ.!l', and Thursday WRA
pon.o;orcd o volleyball go me y; ilh
Lmtwld Phy teal (.'<lucaucm mn·
JOrs as wc.ll os the women's oc
ti\'Jllc:> clnSM.'S pnrtlctpntcd
For
Younn Men & Women
Modem Tailoring
Baumann's
House of Style
413 Morgan Bldg, BE 8032
~--........................................ ~ from Beaverton lugh school, but
(!UJckl)' llJund hu; IJerth here as F p B J J •t t •
a dcfcnsa\c llnc-backc.r. He is or ear ow n VI a IOn
n P E. maJor, but pions t.o go
Jntn cnnstructaon work wuh
~ports oHicaaling ns :~ stdc-hne.
When qucrk'<l 11s to the posslbil
&ly or goinc mto pro ball, Cox
J)(lndc.red, "Renlly, l huven't
'tven 11 much thought.. But if I
Pioneer JV Gridders
Drop Last Two Games
flu: J \ lvatbnla · J11" • lo· l·d out
the •••oson In bdt.•w-por lll!ihton,
losmg n 14·6 d•!et~ton to l...ong
,ricw high school two weeks ago
:tnd taking <l ltl·li hcllacking
from a powerful Pncaflc univcr-
ny jumor vunnty squad
The pair or defeats gO\'C the
JUn&Or WOITIOI"!! a Win, l\V(I IOSSCS
and n uc ror ttw ~nson. At that,
Conch Wancn Srnllh's el«'\'cn hud
lhc cdg~ In total scoring, ns they
i'Ollcctcd 59 J)(Jint.s fo1· lh(' J;f'tl·
non :•camst :&:l tuc their oppo
nents.
Stnndc>uls tor the Pioneers
wen:: backfield nt• n Jlm Wade
nd Jmt McKnight, ond the PO·
radacnlly :;plcndtd purattntc of Ro)'
Ecklemrm. By Chuck Clbb
Dr. Paul Stagg and his ftcry pcctl'd o( fr••shmnn Rctdll&' I
pock o! Radgcn; shook the Pw· who wns just beaten out Qf
nccrs from lhl' ecurity ol lhci• tpot m the t'\·cnt. Ct~lll'h E
top rung on the <'Onfercnce had-f'ax Is pmnmg a lot or hop~:
dcr, and now the race ts rem!
ni cent of the recent Nallonnl
lenguc skinnash bt'l WC<!n the Gt
.mls and lht• Dodgers. Vtclo11C
b\' Pac:tfu: ll n d I he loc~l cr••w •
would still h.:nv•• them shnring
I he loop tnga. Uuwe,•er Pucifac
would pt obably get the nod Cor
Pcnr Bowl ft.:StJ\'itiP..s as Lhey the ex-Frankbn hnrrtca's
/ormonccs m fulun ~
•·vent •
Good news for this Wt''-' ks ,
lng gnd cngagemeonl ag<dnst
C!oyotcs 111 that big Don M
lum will be back nt his
posation on the dcfenstv•• line
boost lost week's vactory O\'er r------------
thctr lli'Sl plallc mnte
J~ck Peterson cumc up wilh
n gem about o mnn beJng b1Uen
by n Badger lnst Snturday. The
Badger, n{ cours•, was an over
zcalous Par.tflc hnemon. The mnn Camera Wanted
Zoic lkonta ~B" with "To,&IBI
lens. Might conaidor
"C" (pre-war camera
(errod). Roy Broar
AT 5636, oves. BL 1·"0.,
is I .. C hUL•k!icld flu h N•!il Ander-lr-------------
.l'O, Wlt'lt ll•o.:th-marks OVCI' ht
rtght ••yc!Jrow to Jlruw~ at
J.(~'s cross country quurtet on
thc•u fu-tl t'DmiJic of lh~ •'n!lon
dropped n vurdiN to n four.>om
rrom Portlnnd umvcrsJty In t
week, but grent tlungs nrc ex-
.. TO BUY OR SELL
GOOD CLEAN
C•ll or Soo EARL TOOM
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ain Machine'
akes Honors
thfl !hard suctCSSI\'C ycur:
•rou Rho IJ•ntPrntty won
phtCP In Homewmtng nont
IIIDt;tltion,
tht• thcnw: "Reigning
u tlw .Y"fii'S," the flont lt.•ahu cd
urdtaciu1 cloud that ruined
11 lua·ge model nf "Kinij
tbnll.'' The ruin wns prodUCll?d
8 bolt o! lightning fJ om thP
Joncc.-r Rnin Mnclun1•." A novt'l
used by Lhe wsnners was the
or paper napkms to simulate
BI!Sides wtnnsng the Cir·at place
rsbbvn nnd the t wenty-t 1vc
lnrs presented by Nudelman
'()$., o locltl clotlung stort.:, the
r<'tired the long rifle which
been the annual s.vmbol of
I'Comtng flont suprem:.~cy.
The flonts wes c judged on m·
m~n'J, nentnt!SS, workmnnshtp,
originality of ideo, ba cd
the theme, "Thmugh the
rs."
The judges who unnnlrnously
lt!dcd lhe winning float were. L£WLS AND CLARK COLLEGE 1867
.JOLUM£ X Porlla.nd. Or~on Ftidoy. Novomber 2, 1951 Number 7
Costumes, Beards, Cider Jugs
On Top ot Sadie Hawkins 'Grub'
By Naney Miller
Tht• ldlu of LC' \\til not wlt
nt.•ss H moments J)t!Uce tomorrow
naght when Sadie Huwkms' grab
lhcir objective (a man) und pull
!urn by has reluctant hand to the
annual ''Dog Patch Drug" in thl!
rnmpus ~ymnnsiUm, 9-12 p. m.
Dn•ssed an the latest dogpntC'h
t tnery. gulg will brmg thetr tel
lers bowknvs of conglom~rnted
vuraeties or vegetables, Ontc')ns
and maybe more edible ones llk••
t:and't turnip:.. ~'mnk Elliott und hts moonshtn
ing hsllbtlhcs aubstdes nt inter
mii>Stnn tsmc, <~ quartet wllt smg
nnd Solly McBrid•• and Jante
.\lcAdow will do n SPL'Ctully num
bt•r.
Peul Nordstrom and Lo1s
Cuithc•r wsl lht•n lend the congo
hnro past the JUdges and prizes
Will bt• gtven for: II) bt!lt girl
aug patc·h costume; (2) bt:st boy
dog patch custume; (3) best l'OU·
pie outfitted 1n true do~ patch
style: nnd { U most ongtnal cor
snge. lnol and uuthcnttc tconr1rm('d by
the dct'Oroting committee) dog
patch rcs1dencc sh .nty. Tht! faille
celhng will give tht• luster of
ntonnltCht to the dancf'fB below.
The pahon.a and patrnn .. ssc:s
who will olliO pr~sdc as Judges
for thu galo and unuaunl affair
w11l be Mr ond Mrs Churles
Huldors, Mr ond Mrs Eugene
Ross nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter
Mead
Remcmlx!r cnlli', tu:k(llJ5 Wtll be
on sale all day today and alro
at lht. done,. for $1 SO.
Curscntur~•s u( Sudit! Hawksru So grab your mun nnd drag
nnd h1•r nt•ighbor will be found ham Into th~> doy putch commun
t•n till' wulh and an the msddle of llty hall for an I'Vcntug nt fun,
the donet.• floor will bt• an ong-cntert<ilnment Jtnd prizes. Story Writing
Contest Offers
$400 in Prizes
Over $400 {n prtzl'lS will be
nwardcd In a short atory contest
whtth the Amerlcan HumnnJ1t
f•Moc·wtson is aponwrlng wllh the
cnopcrutton of Harp~r ttnd Bro
thers. The c()ntest Is OJK!n to stu·
cf,.nLs on the untlcrgrnduot" lt!vel
only. •
Nolnn Miller. author of '•A
Moth of TJm~>:· and eduors of
Hnrper's maanzsne will net as
flnol judges. A de!inll.c ftrsl prize
of $200 IJ 1.0 be nwnrdoo and at
least $200 more ·wilt b"' dtslrlbu
tcd according to the mer1l8 of
the stories entere-d.
The O.SSOCJallon defines 'hu
manism' as "the belief that man
must solve his own problems"
and cmphMizcs that onlJ' good
~tonu, not ''thmly veiled ser
mons wsll be acccplabt.... The
cont,.st dcndline i4 Mnrch 15,
1952...
An oH1dal announc~menl h~ts
bcP.n plac~ un the bulletsn bonrd
of Pechl,..s and anyone interested
an further detnals m<Ay conla•~t
John Gross. o( we English de
portmenL Fred W. Ncu1, prc~>sdent ol
1\lumnl associnl1on Mr
J. Gould, past p1csldt>nt
the Womt•n's Leo~ue, and Mr.
Mcod, p1 ofl!S~ur of eco-Keeping thelr fellu happy und
wtlhng tn b(! drntnu.:d 'ltound tht•
dance Hoot, the Ral!i will 6t>e thnl
thctr Abner. keep pepped up by
u•lill! of "Joy Jmce" on tnp in
the lobby. DoughnuL. will b•
uv,uluble also for dunkln~. but
the refreshment com m i t t c f
"arns that they will not be rc
:.ponstble 1f doul{hnuts complclc
ly dl!lintegraLc during the dunk
ing process. Two-Day International Relations
Northwest Meet Begins Today
ale Inspections
o Begin Monday
The elementary education de
ment will coml! under tht•
tttcal eve of the State Board of •
Monduy and Tucsdoy,
mbe1• 5 u.nd G. .t, it under
a rouUne in'>pt•t:llon by the
nte to insure htgh tandard s Cor
educatio n of clcmentar.}-
ry w11l n·
by the Stnlc Board of
untut.;m November 5 tJOd 6 in lts
tn .. u•tiic inspe<:lwn of ch~ml!nt;:u·v
,.,. .. Inc~ tratntng focllitic!<
Fulh l'Qulpped, the; hbrary has
I stair adopted text books for
'radl~·-school level!' •.• cncyclo
·NJa:., ch1ldrens dtchonorscs ond
ructiono l material. It is fitWhen the jumpin~ mus1c of
numml!llllllllllmnmullll1mntmnfillllllll nms Ill its llllllll!lllfil 1num
The Registrar's otrice has sug
il.'Sted that all January. June
and August gradua&cs check Wtlh
thetr olfice to moke sure thut
graduation requirements have
been tulhUed
llJII11'111'11!111W!ffil · II · IIIII'TIIIJ1lllffil
Rev. Rumer to Speak
On 'Cost' Chapel Topic
'Counting the Co!lt" 1 the top
Ic tu bl' dt:;cussed by the Rev.
Robert E. Rumer durmg lhe 11
a.m service In Copeland Memo
nul chapel, November 8.
Hnvlng come to the Palatine
Hall Community church as Its
new pastor on October 7, he has
alreody Instigated the orgamza
tson of a college youth fdlow~hsp
sions are held at 6:30 p.m. every
Sunday.
Ruth Peyton jun1or educutson By Tom O'Day
Cnn'ful, pur 1o mp commission
er , •. those strange cnrs belong
to delcgnlf.'S to the Northwt.>st ln
tcrnnt ionol Relollons club con
ference besng staged on campus
today.
• versity ul Portland. The presl
dl·nts from th~c two schools also
gave welcoming speeches this
morning along with nctmg mayor
J. E. Bcnneu.
Fe&ture of the conference ban--quet th111 evemng wtll be an ad
~I'CSS by Karlan M. Capper-John
son; visaung lt~clurer in tntem!
llonal rclutions from England 11nd
uuthor or works on mtcrnnuonol
affairs.
F.ollowtng thf' b;mquct, the
g10up will adJourn tc1 Mntylhurst
college for 1.• danc;e. Saturdny af
ternoon Portland university Will
::pon<:or n lunt'heon for mt.!rnbet
and ''isitmg dl'legoltll> to the con
ference.
NW conlcr•'ncc pccs1dcnt Jack
Gr1msteod, LC sensor, w•ll prc
"ide at all preliman01·y meeungs
Votmg on amendments t.u the na
honal t.'Onsutution plus drawing
up a set of conclusions conc.~rn-
Got a Guide? -d With special !lourcscent light
and the most cxpensh~L· cork
f'V\ring. Th~ library wtll be
sed In teachers traanmg. major, 1s scheduled os student Jack Grimstead
lender. The chopd choir under l Tht: PIOilt.'er Cusde will go on
th" direction of L. Sumley Glo Replt '"'ntall\'t.. \\ il b seen
... from the Bobcat stale, la·um the sale today m t h c lobby of
The state recently udupted n rum, will sing. northt.•rn frontiers on the Cana-tht! gymnas1um, contmn1ng the
S) lem for the inspection of 1 ------ dsnn border, frorn the land of po-names, addresses and telephone
ducat ion dcpurtmenls or libct\tl Blanket Found · h numbfir'" or studt'n'· and !scull"' d bl k t r d :ntocs und from the c1ty m t c • .. "" ~ ts colleRes. f.\'ery !ivt.• )'ear A preen plru an c oun The Guide wlll be rm snle
"OIJnu"'s nducultng cletnen- at Multnomah stadiUm ll(tcr the deep south, Eugene.
~ "•" .. H d kd th till November 9 ot a price or 2S ,. tr.a"her w1·11 be 1nspcc•·•d Homccom1ng p:ame may oo ad e. n· Or. C. W · ownr grcc · c
~ " ~ "' h l behalf cents. Only n llnutcd supply will .,. ~P"CI.lt l commitl"'" on clc· ti(ied und obtmned from Dtck dt~legntcs t ss morn ng on
" -" '" 591 or Lew1s and Clork, co·hosls wtth he a\'nilable later nt 30 cents t.lty education Bulsiger, Ll I or on c·umpuli . e"'ch.
Murylhurst college and the Um· .. Pte\'IOttsly, colleges were tn· ~B~o~x~5~4!8 ·~--- --~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~--~~-~- ~
only when they made ilP· en .r . nIT k .
laClltOnundwuscerttfJt•dtwo 'nff dayLast ancelOilYJ.Q Ing m nn ch•mentnry education de-.L YJ. 0fl
Lc~~~tnnd Clark was the llrst Ap~nJJ·caf1·o ·n· for Deferment Test b..>rnl urts college to make an '.J:-'
hon und wus certi(scd two test mny be ptvcurcd at local 1n cluss \\'JII be constder~d as
ngo. Smce that lime two Midnight next Monday. No-da n!t boards. cntcrta. To qualify by rank ll
collc~cs hnve bc~;n in.~pect- vember S. is tho absolute dead-All students whose ncademic student must be tn the upper ang th" theme of the conteren~.
"Whtthcr Now?" will be the pro
cram of the day
Round-tab1e tdlks 11nd confer
ence discusstons are uaktng place
today at the First Prcsbytenun
C'hurch on the topics; Nat1onal
Defense. Europe. the Near East,
the Far EaBt and Southern AS'IIl.
Delegotes are expectr!d from
Marylhurst college, Uruversit) ot
Pprlland. Mont.'lna Sta&e college,
Whltmon college. College of Ida
ho, Bul r JUntor collegl!, College
t)f Pugt 1 Sound, Pacsl k unl\'er.
trlty, Northt·rn Idaho jWlior cot
lege, Northwest Naznn:ne col
lege, &:atlll! Pad!1c college, Unt·
verssty of Oregon and Lowt-r Co
lumbia jun1or colJege.
Counselors Schedule
Freshman Seminars
F n::.uunen \\ iU meet wuh theu
eounselors n~xt i"uesdoy, No-.;cm
bcr 6, at 11 a.m L-l place of the
n:gulor semmar 10 the theater.
Dcpal1menta1 con!erences will
be held as usual nnd pr(igranu
Will be planned .and CUlded by
thl' sndtvidual departmenls. •
All campus actl\'tties and sen·
IC:I:!S wall bt: closed dw-ing the
~l.!mmars, Dr. C \\'. Howard nn
nount'Cd. and every student 111
P.xpccted to nttcnd hu respective
mcctsng, Roll wall be called.
A schedule of serninors for
freshm~n and slud~nts wtll be
found on p3gc lhrel'.
Tryouts Due Monday
For 'Noah' Production and c.·c1 tifscd by the state. line lor making applic&Jtons "''(''" •'nds tn Junuary. 1!152 have half of the freshman class, upper h
~ ~ .. ~ h h "Noah" b"· Andre Obey will be T IS cullcges will be the fn-st for tho Soloclivo Service quali been urged to take the Decem- two-third s of t e sop omorc J
be snspccted undc1· the I)CW fication tests to bo given on bcr 13 h:st by Enrl J McGmth , class and upper three-fourths of the ne.'Ct production of the Lc\\'tS
u. s CommiSSIOner or Educa- the JUniOr dnss. • and Clark players
Thursday December 13. hun, Washington, 0 C. The Scnturs destrlng to go on to Tryouts Cor t.he piny of the Says 'Pay Up' In otder to take the test a H•ason fl•t this IS thnt local draft graduate school must be an the famous V()ynge Will be November
t.tudent must be cu.-rymg u full· buards will hnvt• u soore ,10 ftle upper hnlf of thesr class or make 5·6 in SJ)\:ech•arts 20 from 2:30
Trafllc comms ioner Don But•- II "ith sat \\'h .. •n th·•v t"""''"'•id··t c••""S in 8 Sl"Orc of_ 75 or better to Stltll5fy to -4:30 p m. nd\·isc:s Elizabeth • time co cge program, \ · -.. ~~ ~ ... '"' ~ "~ Olt\'l·s Gnrdl'n"r, d•'....,ctor. T h"' an w:1s caught poltshmg his h h h t .. •... " · ( grad s and must not J~muas ·v to dch!rmine w et er t e en enn.
~hln todny 1lfte1 mniltng n batch 18
nctory "' cnh•nu' i ml 1 foa· furlhcr defer- The test 15 to be. g?tvcn nsnm cal!t includes nine maJor parts
delinquent tnarrk tincs. have ps eviou ,ly tuken :£ Sl!lcc-ln"nt ·' . tudt>nl s It IS, however. r.e.'Ct spnnc on Apnl -4 Apph-and eight nnlmnl "cxtrns.''
8uecrmnn said if fines an.• not twc Scrvace college quuluicatton "t mandutorv lor hu:nl bonrds C':tlit'n. ft•r this h.>st must be in "Noah" will be ghoen Dect:m-
.. u .. , violators will huve to ••flPl•,ar lt t Ht• mu!!lt al 0 have tlw 10' no h M 1 ., 1 1952 n .... her 13-H 1n the campus theater '- t to fullo\' the cntt•no. no later I an arc' ... , • ( an udmlnistrntlvv t·ouncll lt•nllun of rt'QU(·stmt: defer men Elthc•·
11 :;con! 01 70 or bctll~r cording to ~elrctl\'c Service and was adapted to Englu h h)
;r"'"·''"" f!S l'un bt• ui n·d t• t tt attic a a ~>tudt•n t sotls'a··tt)r.·· 1 ank beudqunrt.~rs 1\ rthur W1hnurt · A 1 tl blanks for the on the lest. ur • ... • ~urt in 022 at 12 p.m. 1''•1days , pp tt.·n on
nnual ogpatch rag' lurday ighl -Page Two PIONEER LOC
• • /The Prexy's Word:
The fm 1 boom of the f.!un at Mullnornnh stadiUm Satur'
day rocked everyone mto the r'Cahwlion that the fa\'ored
Paon~r gridder'S had dt'Oppcd thear fmlt conference sla1·t m
lhl'll lnst tlurtccn ouungs. Daisy's A-Comin'
Watch Out, Abner
By Eldon Cuntor
Look out ther Abnl'lr. Oatay
Upper clm:smcn turned back lhc pages of Lhc1r memon
and vaguely recollected the Hu~tonmt•n on the tnil-<!nd of ,,
,·erd1ct with College of Idaho way b1wk in 'l9 .•. ns n matter
or fnct. 11 was th~ opcnmg game of that Sl'Rson. Blank-fac~
~ophomores stumbled toward the c:s:its mu tlcrmg, "Gee. th If
ncw:r h ppcued bdore."
Well, it hns happ~ncd, but at doesn't menn that Pnlatint'
hiH should bury 1tsd1 in mouming. W0 sllJI have a cham
pionslup lc m. or wall ha,•c after we polish off College of
Idaho lhi S.1turda~·.
So lct1S cast off lhc sad expressions and black arm bands
and cheer the P1onecrs on to at least n llc for possession of
the No1 thwcst conference this Saturday afternoon.
C. L. G.
Goocl en e l' . Intolerance
The Fair Ro~ plan has now been adopted by I.cwis and
Clnrk in conjuncuon \\~ath prachcally all ot lhe Northwest
area colleges. lts ObJCcli\'c, to discourage racial discrimina
tion in public pl!lces, has succcssfully bc~n ulilizt:d at the
Uut\·ersil ,. of Cahfom1a . •
But, we must be fair and sensible in its application to
Portland bu~messes, lest we destroy progre~s already made..
No one must make foohsh demands, ot· mnke unwarranted
accu,ations. Muo·s afto:r yo' on' shc:-'a rurin'
to gol I
Whar?
To the Sodto Hawkin& dttY
dane~ . Whar ol5o?
\\ ,,J, rth don' know cr, I don't
know. But one thm~ T'm SUI c of
\Ve'rc inh.'rcsted m tlw !>ocwl hal
ancc or ou•· young nwn. S1J nil
you Da1sy 1\tn"s ~co thnt ~\'Cry
Abner hD..c; n dote. U thc)•'re any
!>lrong n.-d·bloodcd ones lclt O\'cr,
toke l\H t u 'rc smniJ.
Notice something dUierenl ? A
~hnrp 1101 1, h the nir. TIH• meon
'' 1ddlc k1d n•und the coml'r tu1 ns
~ngchc. A ccrtom clink m the
pockets of m~rchnnt . Yes, thnt'•
tL Yulct.idc DPPI'Oncllcs. And with • Jl comes that annunl event-the
nil-college sing.
Compettllon is one of the mo 1
important nspccb of tlw pro.
;n urn. rt JlTO\'Ide: ~m mc:cntiVl'
ror end1 or,g;mu:atiOn to WOI'k o
htth harch r thnn the other.
Tho por!orman c:c is nol only
one group s responstbtlit,,·; it is
throu~h the combtnt"ti cffmls of
all the pnrt icip<tni.S thn t the pro
gram IS a success.
Now Is lhl'. time for embryo
plans to tnkc form; lor C(lmmit
•ees to re appomtcd; Cor t'Chcnr-• sal dates to be .set.: Cor mus1c to
be selected. .,
•
61<> • f Friday. Nov"mbor 2
--
,
"Professor Snarl. would you mmd i1 we staplo one of our
folders to all tho "F-papen" boforo you hand thorn back?"
Paul's Epistle On
• Muddy Reform Program,
Noise Contest in Library
• By Paul Eggor
Now that the rainy season is No imger must be \\'3\'ed in shame toward the business
man who thinks enough of the ideals of his country to refuse
to hn'rc a doctrine shoved down his throat. Through this long range:-plon-upon us agam, the campus '' ill
doubtless take Noturnlly you ICahzc that
this slndium h:~s bt..-cn
The realization o£ the goal will only take place with time.
U we beJie\'C in fa1r play towards brother roces, then we
must behe\·e also that the cankei'Ous sore ot racial intoler,ancE
can only be cured by aging and-education . •
W. B. W.
Europeans Seek Freedom
In U.S., Occupation Zones
By Ann Gra.nning
Through thl" \\ ork (){ such
~roups os the lntcmauonal .Ref
'UJ:~X orcanization wh1ch found
refuge !or countless thousands
of European homeless, th \\ orld
i begmmng to plne<' ,·alue on
til< respect nnd understandang
of probl~ o! natiOns r8\'&gcd
b) v:nr.
Tlu ~as the me53age broUHht
to Portlnnd , Wednesday, b.)
Oleg Jcftmenko, 5('TliOr phystcs
m. J r of Kat kO\', Ukramc. dur
an the l):th annuul ob en ance
or L'mt d Nouons da) at the Cit)
l.illtL
AI II branch or the UN, the
I R 0. sought to repatriate those
peoplt· Willing to retu• n to then
homt lunds or those W.t!ihmg to
etlll• m other countrtCl.J,
J II lt 'WOrk the (;roup found
th&l n &rl) a mlllion, '"'ho .had
been d••JX!rtt:d frorn eastern Eu
ros»enn countnes b) the Gcr·
nlWtS for compuis)l")· work. rc
fust'd to return, JefJmenko potnt
cd out
Othen-.Runia.ns, Pole.t. Es·
,. •.
•
(1ff CUJ publtc:ttl m fl( It,. A 1!19Cialr•l ~~ ud nl or 1.-!'~<~1• and <'!uk
" II J'oblh•h~ " ~I) durlnr: U1c.1 C•Jik&:c )~Dr l:'ull rlptlun mh • S il • .... , ) •r
J ntrr w:
Clrculat1oa lllatt.tr fit l'orllluo(l
EDITOR
Bryco Wblte
Clnu:k Olbb
Ousuauaa Sprott. •alley IIIUer reaturu
.11CI.A\o nal
o..rt.o•tnt.lt
A4Yert llllftC' 11111 Po ..
Allll Orea.a.s..Jtm Lon.r
:Mr.r. Oeor.r• &»bll nmg can a lrdd t •" h 1~r1cd
QUl .tn JlS hu:hcst Corm.
A \.'Orsaz:c of \ crbal orchids is
due Lo1s Gmthcr nnd Paul Nord
strom Cor lhe1r excellent Jcadl·r
shtp of the Homccommg commit
tee. To tho.c who worked on lhe
unpubhctzcd end ol the fe.stivt·
'Jcs P,u our thanks ~tls.o
Dear Kills Deer ..
Tells Tall Tale? Paul Egger on 1ts annual
npJ>t!arance 0
a sw1mm1ng
pool. Tt:c un·
fortunate p{'BS·
ants who have
to mush in
from the oul·
lying prcctnclS ft!W chungcs will hra e been
ln order to rnc;e the funds,
or the forull,v \\'111 have to be
charged. Th1s nfight also 1
o dcchnc 1n rhc numbt!r of
dents.
Thero i• noth1ng iO
about. hO\n·n r "I hl pln•·c
be inhabited by o puck nf
pi~::.. So~;~lC of thelic guinea
will natut·all) bl.' more intt·ll
~han the others nnd Will
qucntl.) asstgn ccrLain letteJS
numerical values lo the less
tunat;> ones. Then.!Core, Uw
will still be opera tin~ nrJI
Eg~l.'r Productions, lnc
present n stellar attractaon
Wednl.'sdny at high noon in
:abrn1y. (No, I wtll not be g1
autor aph · J
In one corner there \\ iU
ten r~.tnou I) 'l~o~t'enng ch1mp:
zces. On nnolhcr come•· Will
plnced !our repr~scnt.a tivcs o£
ovcrnge fcmolc cult which is
unlly to lit: found m the
'rht•re wall then be tJ
sec whJ<•h group can rnoke
most nmsc. the
Qj
~1
Alphu
1!dnesdt
the
IIOWC'Cf
PledgE
An cvt>t
.stunl.S
g were
rm part
s nt 8 P.
Comm1U
g ~verhn
city: l
New•
p
, pm:~d I
l!·lnw m
fl "
EliCh
>t'nlet•r
ul-,~ speQ
,~.,l•ng W
, Brtli~
Students
the it
.
SOC I • •
gJVe
tnSildCirtl ti
tcnce p1'(
New I\' •
'alter E
SC!
• osst
D1 U
il•nct> del
for
gr
Del ego lei
to
1e Future
ct Soturl
1e public
Students
Clark
M
Se,~n d
hom~
It'll
• works
~~es1de nt ~
as toa
Dtt\'IC
i•rnn, Colh•
The Ccrr
'katfceltl ut.
ert11n\• •\l tl ·ombor 2,
• --
en
lJeen m
funds, sc
·e to be
lso r
ber of
to we
pJa,,e
k ()f
g nm
Inc.
action
loon in
l bl' g'
'ttves of
hich IS
lhc
makf'
:;
pu
)by \\
t"l.,ngs
Hnll
How
F<Jr 1y, November 2. 1951 PIONEER LOC Pcrge Thre.
Missionaries' Daughter Comes From India,
ampus Pranksters Unaccpstomed to Having Summer Vacations
1, 1 1n k . , n t . 1-'IOm "Indio's Cfll':ul &lrand," o.s I'" Tndln uccorrhng 1(.1 Bcuy Jcbn, best,'' B••lly Jean said, "hvang u 1 run ln rar 1 es lllc millllJUnDry hymn goes, nnd \HtlC thnt It rnn from Mnlch to h~·r ... or In lndln. My parents ore the S()Citll S1de By Nancy Mlller
and Coraldlne Sprott
1\lphn Gammu and I .. uml.>cla Phi Epsilon met together lust
l'dllcsdny l'vcning for a Halloween party. Lnmbda pro·
the C'nlertninmenl for the evening and Alpha brought
Uowcen cupcakes and coff<~e for refreshments .
PIL'dgcs of Sigmt\ Rho planned a halloween party for the
ll'IIIIU"·rs in the basement or the home of Nancy Miller.
mcmudc doughnuts, popcorn and apple cider '-" l'rc con
An ~,·enl nf( o! dancing , nkits
stunLS, plu!l hormo01cn play·
g were r~·atlan•s of the inlt•r
party, lrtst Tucsdny even·
at 8 p.m., Stewart hull.
Commtttee heads plnnning the
g cvcrltng were: Ruth C1tylord,
1city; Pnscallu Wl'st and Lois
l.'ntcrtninmcnt; Bill King,
Curol Hurd1e, dec-
Long, general
• • • Graham, wife of Dr. Crahnm uf
the education dcpdrtmcnt. Th~
::lub is open not only to Gcnnnn
students but also to onyunc wh:»
Is {amihar Wllh the• German llin·
gungc and dcstres to become ac
quainted walh the German cul
tural intere.<>ts .
Olliccrs recently elected in
dudl' Ken Owens, president ~'t:nr
ol Rouse. vice-president, and Mrs.
A. W. Graham, sccrctarv-lrens-•
,urcr. Bill Frandsen, sophomore,
IOJ pubhcity manugea· fur the
Thl' Puillicnl Scumcc club, vroup and··Mr.;. Emmtt B. M~it:r,
fXU'd pf political 5CiCOCl' ond head of the Jnngu:tgc deport
c•)RW mnJur•,, met 1 ecent.ly lo ment, iR advisor. Naws
t n course o{ construc.ttVt' _
""" rtmen t ul counse I ing mee l· IIIIIIIIUIIIIIIOIIlllltliii!UlUIIIIOII!llWIIUIUIIDIIUliiiLUJIQUIIIIIIIIIIIlDIU
J:::wh meuting will feature a
outstnndmg in h1s fwld.
u"''' speaker Cor tlu.• November
1ct.:1 ... g will bt: Jumes McOon
d, Bntish t'Ounsul.
Students nrc encourugC'd to ex·
their poinht oC vaew nnd
pnrticipatl' in choosmg
tture spenkcrs and in the dlS·
Thesc Ccllowshap meet-
social as well as scraous,
111 gwc time for the se1'1ous
derlltion of curr"•nt poliltcul
il'ncc problems .
Newh• ch!ctcd ofrin•rs nrc • 'alter ~umcs, president ~ Bill
Vlct'·Prcsidcnt; Jean
(.(',un, secretary nnd John Paul
LL<;Sistunt sccretnr)'.
Or. U G. Dubach. po\ilicul
n• depnrtmcnt hend Is ad
r for tht. newly orgunized
rest group
• • •
Dt!lcgutcs from all purls of
to the stl.lle m~eling of
Futule Teachers of America
tel Saturday, Novt!rnbcr 27 at
pubhc hbrury.
rcprt•senting Lewis
Clark wen>, Robl'rt Tt·nppc,
told Ms cncr, Morvm Qurck,
Taylor and Betty McAtfec,
L'CN't.try of the campus chapter
a state oHicel'. •
• • •
A held trip to the Churl
laborntoncs m Po1tland ts The fuculty eyes widened in
wondet and surprise Ja,lt week
a announceme nts of the birth o!
Mr. and Mrs. Jack BouCord's 8
pound bab) son were found rn
the mall. Mrs. Bouford is head
of nursing education.
The BouCord's adopted Lhc
rive-day-old baby and will cull
him Juy to avoid pmmng nick
names on him later.
' ":. II iiJiiiim, • ~ , • , "ill I•' I I .1llllllllllllllll!Jl1l1~l!!Bll'~
More of the Same
Mcu-y Hooper and Colleen
Crcstwell wel"c formally intlJDL·
cd as A.micans last Tuesday noon.
A pot-luck luncheon was planned
tnt' lhc social hour that followed
in Lhe home economics dinmg
room. according to Lots Wtlliam
son, pres1denl .
• • •
Invitations to attend an ac·
ceptuncc party wert• given to
s"•ven sophomore women Ot'to·
bel' 29 by Sacajnweans, sopho
more women's honorary, accord
ing to President Mary Ellcrby.
Juanne Burt, Dons K1tt, Loris
Loree, Phyllis Sahhn, Marcia
Smith, Bnrbara West~:rvcll and
Annette McAndie nltended the
gathermg in Pnlatinc manor
drawmg roe1m, November l a\
3:30 p. tn.
• • •
Betrothed of mllllliiJnury pnn.mts, eo m c s November wlth thr~ months v ,. ntJII there so 1t's bard to dccJdc.
Hf'tiy J••11n Smith, Lewis and clllion nround ChnslmUB. Duf'• When I'm here, I wnnt to be
Cllu·k Crc lnnnn, from Lnndour, me lhls' hot S"llson hr•r p:•rcnta thct•· nnd whe_n T'm lherc, I wnn~
Muasoorw, Indin. would return to l~undour, Nhlch lo bi:• here."
Bl'll}• .J mm's pun·nL'I serve lhl! !11 in the C(tl')ler Himnlnyn , from
Plt!Sbylt•rinn b<fhrd of foreign tht!lr work m til~ rurol disln<.·ta
mii!Sions, and her !uthl!r is prin-of th,. plains.
l'iJUll nf the ml!s.aion language or Porllnnd BPtl v Jean fUlYS, • school ·'' t.nntlout, momly nn "I cladn't ltkc th,. wcuther but
Amcncnn commumty. She has otherwise it's lUSt. tine.'' S h c
:Jpcnl nil of hr·r 18 ycurs in India, says that moruoon weather Joata
lXl'CPt lnr furlough s t:hc and her lhrcc or luur months nnd the
except for furloughs she and hr-r ram comes duwn hnrdcr than
fnm1ly took in UJ38 nnd 19-17. hf!rc, but. "il lets up more qulckn .. uy Jean attended II missson ly."
~;chool With the children of other Betty Jean cn)oys dorm hf•~.
miss1onancs . The studeni.S were to whach She hns been nccus
of 23 natlonaltt•~-s. nnd of thr! JO tomed through high school.
an her flrndunlln£ clnss, most are .. Her•· nt Lewis and Clnrk It'~
now studymg In the United not dtHer(!llt at nil," she says,
Stntcs, lihe reports. "bul more Jun ·•
Now on a scholarship at LewiS "People rtsk m" \a:hich 1 like
nnd Cl11rk, Bt•tty Jean chose the
collese ".Bccuur.e o( rclotJ_Ve!> in Bortolazzo to Address
Purtlund,' and ''b~"-nusc 1t was'
JUil whnl I wonted!" She hnd FTA Annual Banquet
heard of Dr Odt:ll !rom on~ of
her lc'llt'ht•r:;. tn lndit~.
Ont: d1flen•nct: tn her !Jchool The ;mnut~J Rcgislrut1on Bun
quet ol the lor.ol chapter of Fu·
lure Teuchers oi Amcncn wtll be "uesday Seminar hdd No\'ember 9 a:t 6;30 p rn. in
• the campus caff!le.rl.l with Dr. v1eetJng Schedule Jutio Bortol~tzzo ns guest speak-
' Couruelor Room er.
\\' m. M Hill Art 2~ All students prcpnrlng for pro-
MstrJorte Fessenden PM-23 Cessions 1n edueotlon ore invited
£d1th Smith PM-2-i to attend the $1.35 plnte dmner.
John Wallbradgt.l BA-J This banquet as held Cor the pur-
Chester F'n&ble PM Log. pose of offt~1ally rcgtSt~rmg n~
Bob Dusenbery p.z R member o( thl! nnlionol, state
Ruth Chmdgrcn A-22 and lol·aJ teacher orgnnazntions
Gay Hordsng B 36 The education faculty and wtves
Gl'Orge Bish•lP T-21 wtU nlso be present. Reservations
Stnnley Glarum M-1 for n place must be turned in no
MarJOri•! Bou!ford P-10 later than Monday, November 5
Warren Smllh C-2:! lo "Fatur.: Teac:ho•rs" box 195,
Ellen Rowley Cnfe 3 campus mall.
F.uJtene Koz.lo!f P-15
Wm. Shearer B-29
James Stllutler P-16
Arthur Throckmorton Fnc. Lng.
,lohn Anderson PM-22
Emma Meter A-a i
Butty Gnrdiner SpArts 10
Don Balmer B-14 -
Foods Class Students
Learn New Processes
Tep on u:.~; ot tht pre:. u1·e
cooker were demonstrated re
cently to the foods classes of Mrs.
Helen Hartness, nss1slant pro·
fcssor of horne cronomies. by
\1rs. \'1vmn Freemon, home econ-
omt&l Cor the Kerr Gluss com
pnny Mrs. Fleeman also mform
ed thl• cla!\5 of the recent findmgs
on food prcst.'l"\'lltion .
M1ss Bl'tly Davis, homo econo
mist, dcmonstrntl"<i how to freeze
loods at the International Han·es
tcl' company plnnt last Monday. Symphony Gives Concert
The collegL .S)' mphony or ches
tra. Bor1s Ssrpo conductmg, wi II
be heard 1n t'(Jnccrt ut the Port
land Art museum, Sunday, No·
vcmbt>r 4 at 3 p.m.
Works by C"omposcrs Brohms,
Schubert ond Bergsma wJll be
hE> ll'd. Also to be performed is
Vl\':tld1's "Concerto for Three Vt
olins in F," fe.ttur•ng Claire
Hodgkins, Hope Jaquith IUld Gy
nd Avolesi.
JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station
• Lubrlc:aJion
• Battones
• Gas and Oil
• Tires Freeda Harlzfeld
Trains USO Girls
Helping to trnm girls as jumor
l·ostesses for the Umted Scrv1~-• men's orfnntzntion has been Uw
job dunng the past few w~eks o!
D •nn F'rccda Hnrtueld
The lrn1mng period conunues
through four sessions when gerls.
18 ycnrs old ond over, Jcnm the
history, purPOSe nnd obJ~tJve.>
of the USO, explained Dcnn
Hortz.reld . Also included In thj?
I!.CiSJons are d1cuss1ons on the
psychologicnl nc>!d oC recreation
m wur umc, the close relation·
•hep betw~n the junior hostesses
'nnd men 10 uniform, ond th~emo
twnnl maLunty needed by the
girls.
At the close of the four meet
ings, junior hostess cards arc prc
Eented each giTI. dcnobng the
rnnk of oCficiol hostess and en·
titling her to help serve ot dances
anrl parties for the scrvacemcn
ln Portland, c:ommurut)o• agen
cies such as the YMCA. YWCA,
Nnuonal Catholic Community
scrv1c:e, Jewish Welfare board,
Salvation Army and Tnl\·elcr'&
Aid hove jotned to make possible
the USO.
Ray Anthony to Play
For Dancin' at Jantzen
R y An•bon). frn n 1 , , ,.. n
Mlllt!r lrump~ter who waU brtng
h1s band this weekend to Jnnt·
~en Bench baUroom, was &Ingle 1
out by tht! nnvy's mornle divlsum
to form n dance band lo tour the
Pncltrc 1slnnd bases dur.ang the
war. In three ve~~.rs he 'oured •
Pearl Harbor. Okmawa, Guam,
Madway nnd Tarawa.
Upon hu; discharge from the
navy m I9·16, Ray formed ht pre!
cnt orchestra, whlcll is now raled
.o\meraen's top danee band \ltlth
r e c: or d-breaking engag~ments
from coast-to-CO<llt.
AMERICA'S TOP
DANCE BAND!
by thl' Sc1C"ncc club
ond::ty aftornoon, Novcmbe1 5.
is IS o[ special inl.ctesl to all
ence !'tudcnts. Anyon<: else
IS inter cslcd i~> asked lo
with the gt'oup nt 1 30 tn
t or Bodtnc scacncc bu•ldtnfl, Announced at n recent Alpha
Cammo meeting wa. the cnra~(
mcnt of Mary H()opcr, senior En·
!JilSh major, to Kenneth Farris,
junioa- ~nghsh maJor. Hints on IO<td preservation were
{or <tlso givt•n, The weddm~ is planned . 4255 N. E. Sandy Bh•d.
to R1chnrd Metzler,
• • •
Sc\cn delegnh•s lr<lln Culhc·
home oconomtcs mtcrcst
ll'lt rcc:cnlly for th~,.• an·
Provide nce l:i home ccnn·
•cs workshop, ocmg held ut
n Stnte cullcgc Uus year.
Nancy Miller, president ul Col
r,t'CC:m, Ill f'dJtor oC the nnnuul rc·
t to be complh•d tollo" mg
workshop AltCl" Peake, vsct
~IC!ilcli~I1l nf th1 r.roup, \\ ill pr~·
nn tnusl-mbtrcss ut the Snt
ntllltl luncheon,
OU1es'S ntwndin~ the workslwp
l'' Nuncy Lcnpcr, Oons Ktl,
Is Oo~o ng, f>ut HtJ.Sitrags, Or·
Dnvsdsun nnd Ruth Clund
Culhcc•on od viset.
• • •
The Gca man club held tt., ft. st
k,,ff<'cklntseh" or the year yes.
.t>rtllr.v nt the homt' of Mrs. A. W. sprmg,
" • , .
Coming Evenis
Or. U. G. Dubnch, head of the
political science d~partmcn L, wlll
speak at .a Chamber o! Com·
merce lum::heon 1n Bnker. No
vernbl.'r 6. Hts tdp1c Will be "The
Amcrkan Way of Life."
• • •
Pn.•sJdent LeRoy Andersen of
Pacni~ School of R~lic1o n, Ste>ck·
tun, Calilorma. w1ll be n lunch· BARGAIN
1947 Maroon Buick Super Convertible
Ltalhcr Upholster.· and All tht "Ext.rns''
It's a beaut. and you can have it
for just $500 down
or
best cash offer by Tuesday
CALL BEN FLEISCHMAN , SU 5336
7347 S. E. 29th
can guest (If the depnrtm('nt u{ P.--1!'1------------------------ .. rchgwn on Novcmbu ;, m C :!
Studt.'nL'I and lncultv who wa. h •
to mvet him w11l be welcome to
bnng lht!tr lunchc<> tc,~ C-:.:. Thu;
Ui Pit .!dent Andersen's ru-sl \'IS•
ll tu the collcgt<s of lhc North·
\'.'<'5 t.
Attention
Wholesale Candy
Food Specialties
Jim Hruby Co.
2021 S. E. Belmont VE 4372
• ~~My Daddy Sells the Best
Auto Insurance in Town"
Liubihl) Rat~ ns I.u'' llll St7 10 six months
Sav\! :w to 30 S:tfcly wtth
Mayflower Auto Insurance
George A. Ha•kell. District Mana~r
3805 N. E. Broadway TU 4946 I THE YOUNG MAN WITH THE HORN
and
his orchestra
Tomorrow -Night
JANTZF.N
BEACH BAI.t.ROOM
Dancing 9-l
$1.67 plus tax • l'ego Four -..
• • DC c
Huston Crew Licks Wounds;
Prepares to Bag Coyote Pelt
By Tom OOay PIONEER LOC Friday. No•ombor 2, 1 • ro1n, 0
1Buckiewicz , Plus 10 Badgers ,
Equal LC's Initial Loop Loss
Br .;\1 Stophonaon Nine mtnutes Inter w1th th~
The mcvilnble cl~!:'h hctw ~n t. .., ft. renee lenders, Coll~l.!c
of ldnho and the Pmncc• . C;).tplodcs tomorrow on tht' :r.tull
nrunnh gndti'On nt 2 p.m. A chop namnd 1-'t mk Ruck1c• porkhld~ at•stmg on l.C'~ II, Cn· • wit z., n wallunt hne and a fm:d· h'Y Ccl(ok IOt•k n hundt)fl from
up tenm w.-•rt:> the mgrcdtcnts Bruc1• lo~~tnt.:b:tlltl and M'llmPl'l ~d
mlx(•d by thc P.nt•Jflc Badgt•rs 86 yaa ds to lolly Jt1hn Gordon':;
II' su~·cumb the sltchtl~ fnvored nttt•rnpt '' 11s true, I.JtH 11n LC •I·
Huston -conc.h~:d pack, 20·12 Sat-J..•gnl u<~~t.• ot the honds p••nnlty
ul'dny aflcrnoon on the turl ol .,ct the bnll back on the 17 ,\
Muluwmah stadium 11a !rNn ct-ntcr bac.khr.:d and !or 25 ) nrd!l nnd lhc "CUI~
13-12 nt lntl'rmtS"Iun when
dun's plun• ktck wns wad••
Tlw clmr.hcr C"llmo lnh• in
thtrtl fa nmc, wtwn tlw
mnrl'h~d 67 yord& to register
olht•l TO F Buckit•WtCZ
tntght tmve kno~.~o n It) and
fntzcl were the yardn"'' Tomorrow'. 'ictor "all cinch nt least a part nf the con
f<'J enc~ bunung dcpcndmg on whether the other conierl'nr.e
leader, Pacific unh C.t'SJty, i:; able to com-crt the Whitman
M a 1onnrtcs.
The Coyott.'S opcrnttng oCC the
101:1~-wm ha\ l" • uceumbcd
(Ctur of thctr opponents whale
IN mg to tht: pOwerful Pne1ftc
sqund. 2i -6 H1ghh.:ht or their
camp IJ:n is theJr 'l~tor.) O\'Cr
the ~trong S:tn Franc1sco t<'nm,
4 .ffl conquerors of Ll'wls nnd
Cia• k, 40-34. Other \'tClltns \\ere
\\ hllmnn, Wallameu.c and scrnp·
:p\ Ltnhcld.
~pc rhcadlng the C of I attack
' 111 ~ Bt& Bob" Morlord, :all
ronfcrcnl'C honorable • mention
hnlftb ck, from Pnnn~. Jdahr~
Morford, n pQ\\C.r runner, 3\'CI·
ag~.."CC 4 fl :rnrds a try Ia. t scnson
nd promt c~ to be n hard-luuang
Co~ otc back t(lmor:ro'' . •
AnrJthcr lclt<!rtnan \\ ho s-park.
thc Idaho outfJt lS Jnck Kcnnc·
' tck sophomore from Oregon
Cit\. Kc:onncvack also rcccl\'cd ronrl!~nC'<! honornblc • mentum
last '·cttr. Scouts sn\ hr I n • hnrd man to knock off hts fl'<-'l or
uut or play.
OLh<.'r buh\ arks lndudc l.a\•on
Scott, twO·Yl'8r leth•rmnn, who
'"; tJrnJ:c~ 24 y11rds per lq• on
kackoff tctua ns and a sophomore
scntback by the n1unc of Ted
Marlin who uses hi head for
somcthin~ ~tdc:s a tackling
dummy.
PJtkcd as dark horses carl)
tins season, the Coyotes ha\'e
J,eld~..od one of the hlSt backfields
ot the conference olon~ with a
.tut prts:in~ly toulo!h hnl' studded
wtth trc..,hmcn. Huston's charg
es will b\: shght tavontcs tllmor·
row when the cur tam rtS"S on
the Csnal ronfcrence same, n do
or-dac dfort for both tl'ams.
Cagers Commence Training
For 1951-52 Hoop Schedule
Bru;k<>tboll conch Eldon Fa.x be
~ n molding together n fonnld·
able hoop combinntton Monday
\\ h 1c:h \~ fil represent Lev. IS and
Clnrk an the forUtcomang scns·
on' scl1cdulc.
Prnettce scs.sanru w11l be run
• d) ot 2 30 p m and conunuc
tf rouchout the campaign. To
a c the '.til\ it) a taste of pre-
a ou cornpctltton. CJ gamt• hr•s
been scheduled v. tl h Pnncl
S ake ~;, n strons Portland mde
JX. ndenl tcnm parttnUy made up
or fonner Oregon Unt\Crsll)
...,. cats. CoachC!d by Shm Wmt••r
.nute. an Ali-Ameracan cc.ntcr
n Oregon s '37 q~ '"'"' •he Pnn-cl Shr.kc's mi,;:ht pN"Widc more
than enough compctallon for the
P1onecrs' untncd starters.
The !;quad 1s composed of Bob
Lavey, Reed_\' Bcrc. Bill Urban,
Jack Keller. Bob Donn, nnd Rod
Downc\·, All of th~ me.n ha\'e -played at onr• tunc ~r ~mother on
ll college tt~am . Downey did hiS
ball-hnwkmg at n cunrd pustliQn
under LC span~lcs md the tutc
lag(.• or Fix durang the I A-18-50
casons.
Throuch the rourtcsy o! the
P.lrtland Basketball nssoctn uon,
the contest w11l be held Novem
ber 20 at Jefferson htgh school m
Portland ns the rc:nurc atlrachon
uf its Jamboree.
Misfits, Kappa Rally Late
To Win Important Games Only three nunut1• hnd chckcd th~.: \'Udtsng crt~\\ ttll lf.'d 7-6
ofl the scoreboard clock when Plll'lftc rruck r1ght hack, scor
PncHac struck foa ll first cman· mg on nnotht.•a acrlnl by Buckle·
h•r of th~ aflernnon. Bucktcwicz, w1cz.. Thts tunc he htt Jt>rr~
the dn•l'\'~lythmg mnn, .spollcd Mill as, "ho l'O\'o'tl'd 35 ynrds nl
hi" l"l'N'lVCr on l.(.", 30 and Jet open turf lot onothcr s1x pomts.
Cly n toss whu:h 11 IH'lt•d over the Tht• pass ploy ncth:d 10 ynrd!l.
head:-of Psonccr defenders and W. Bucktt•wlcz's k1ek was Wldt'
ncslll.'d mtn fullbHck Ron Cole's of ats mnrk nnd the :scorcbonrd
outstretched hnnd . Wathout nny hghts -"J>Cllcd l3·ti
obstacles to maar hts way, he LC ogrun dos<!d thl..' gap wilh a
JDUnted the 1~momang yardage tim •ly antcreeptaon by Bud CQ~,
mto the end zone. Frank's \\ ho nlong side J 1m Claytnn dtd
broth<.'r \\'nit booted the e~lru 'coman work ns dl•hmsivc line·
potnt. hackers Cox squirmt.'d his wuy
Bud Cox Spectacular
As Saturday's Hero'
By Chuck Cibb
The ar t.u>tb.lll stadiums got an offer, I'd CCI tuinlr g1ve tt
a II).'' in th1s drh ,. and {or the
lllnc tn tlw nftcrnoon a poss
chmn <.'d the up!tcld sur gc.
tr)'·IOI'•polnl wn~ gond and
lludgl•r's hod pulled away
nor c.
Thl• turnm~ pumt camt!,
tlw P1ont·1•r's drove do\\ n
lx plays only to fumblt• the
on r. U.'s 3. Arter thas m
tlw LC Hl)mecoming crowd
30-1 I scllh:d back m tht•tr
nntl wntched Couch Stngg
Cumpony run out tlw
1-'tnal l!lunl 20·12.
J\s 11 rc.•iiult, the loss d
the pH•viuusly undd~atcd
uct'I'S inti) n thr<'c· way t ll' Cor
lcugu" buntmg Wllh lhe
nnd Cnllcge of Idaho Euch
now hns n J-1 recotd.
wU or .grtdmcn who look great m
\'teton·, but ''ou can count on • •
your fmgc1:: the fellows who
look t.'Quully ;1s ptohcumt in de
feat. T..ast Saturdny nrtcrnoon
about three-thousand fans saw a
display nC football prowess on
the part of Pmncl•r line-backer
"Bud" Cox whtch prov1ded a
staunch slnclc-hnndcd opposatton
ogamst the \'H:tonous Bndgt>rs. Unl\'r•rstty has JUSt to pan n
!cut on the lowly Whitrnnn
l;aonurws lo clmch 1Lc; short Bud smill•.S nflably at the frc
qut•nt ribbing he rl.'cctves hom th('
l••am·m~t•• about hts real nnmt•,l
whtch happens to be Joy. With
('('IOSISit>nt:~ the Pltmccr pile· uti e.
Entries Due for Men
Intramural Volleyb
The 20-ycnr-old, ISS-pound
Junior st:tr not only crushed n
major portion n( P11c1fic running
pluys. He clt•wcd down u Buck·
tCWICl. puss out of the air nnd
blasted l8 yards for LC's ~eeond
touchdown!
A Creak performance" Not on
\'our hf(' .•• Cox. who is Lhc es
sence of dun•b1hty, has bc1..n
shrt.>dding LC raval offenses in
surh a manner sinlc 1949 His
uncanny :(or .. -sacht of when? a
play lt! goang, and masterful
method of ~cemg thnt it doesn't
~et there has earned ham u spot
light m th<' NW t.'Onfea·.mcl' sam
ilar to thut of Cal's Lcs Richter drt\ t·r rccl't\'CS m:ul lrom wom
~;n's dcpnrtment stores lnCormang
ham of all the latest styles which
ever)' ''co·<.'d'' should have in ht•t
'"nrdrobc. But n "Joy" he IS to
Coach Joe Huston, who hns
watched tht.• btg number "32''
~mother lhl• oppostuon hkc an
n' nlonchl' lor tht· po t thrrc
)'Clli"S.
Co''s spcctucular grid pl'r•
Cormnncc hove gn1ncred h1m
three A li·Confcn:nce berths, a
1950 Ltltll· AII·C<IIlSt ~election
nnd most outstanding playc•r
U\\'ards But probably the hagh
t st tnbute was paid to ham by
hh football mentor, Huston,
\ ·h~·n he mlloduct>d h1m to the
Kick-Off danct• cr-owd carlter
lh1s scu:.nn "ith the words, "Bud
C~>. , I h" gl"l'<&tcsl font ball plnvcr
( have t'Vl"r coached ," The last day 1or mtrn11m1
tcnms to stgn up fur the
vollcyb;~ll sr.hedull' will be
day, November II. In ndd I
",\" :;quads, "B" teams mny
l'nlt'I'<.'CI With tht~ hope thut
flchmt ~tnlrnnts wtll wnrr:tnl
nddtt ionnl schedule. Indcp
"quod nrc urged 1<1 turn 10
cntril'JI to etlher J un Godd
ot Wan en Smith's otfacc.
The lettermun club \\'Ill
clinic, Ttw.sday, Novt:mb ~t
12:10 m th~ g.} m. All mutul
1Jc1pnnts und mtercslL'd
should bt• then• to revil'\\'
1 undamentuls and rulo•s to
Ul>l'Cl tn lht• murul vollt•yboll
lion. Thew c:linJcs \\'Ill be
bt• fo1" cnt•h d tfferen 1
T\\ o trong 5C.'c:ond-hnlf come·
t k fC4iturcd Tuesdnl s mtro-
11' rnl piA.) a the Mts.hts bounced
lmclr from a 12 0 hnUUmc defJclt
l "ln 12-12 O\eJ' lh~> Fogbound
P ll'Cttt and Kappa Ph• Alpha
t IIL>d Delt Tau Rho 6-0 at lhc
m cl V'D.) pomt. but roared back 1.0 pnt;s for the second lal J h"
pa cd to "Yogi" for the extra
pc>anl The; {ann! countca cnrnc lnte
an the fourth p!!nod v.·hen T uja
muro went half the lcncth of th••
field behmd bcauuful antcrfc.r
rr~ ... •o end lhc game "1\ b nnd USC's Pat Cann:amt•ln 10 the .---------Sportsession -------
"big t1me".
Cox cnme to LC as n fullback Staggmen Dl·m LC Hope
-n.vte' U liJ-16 YlttOI')
The Mw.fJts \\ ln gn\'C them G
rhnncc to meet Lambda Pha Ep-
1 n for the post-sca$0n tourna
ment crov.n The Polecal.!i JUlllJH."'Ci
Ink. the lead as Fuez mterccpu..d
a MlsfJt pnu and ron Jt b.:Jck fur
n touchdown The tQ !or pomt
frulcd TI1e c-cond tally came on
PilBI from Hodge to Stem Ju t
" the holt ended At;am the con·
u: 11mn attempt failed.
Bcrtullet hit Binn in the end
% n•• lor the farst Mi ht score A
p, a\lcmpt for the extra pom!
wu.s unsuc ful Bcrtrnm took
nnother Bertulwt pass to Uc the
•e. Bcrlullcl then passed to
Btnn for the wmmng poml
In their nnnual game for a per·
pt tual trophy the Dl'lts \H nt mto
U c lc d wh n llall pa eel to Bas
lUll) Cor n TD A Kappa driv<:
\\ t'Jflpcd 1hnrt oC Lhc goal hnl
the hllH ended.
K •PP ptc.hr;U up where lhc)
l l oU .In tho ~: nd pcrtod Yo
g halo pa l'd to Floren for a1.X
poln 'r UJtmUr<~ tnt ·n.: ptcd J Pioneerettes Visit OSC
II. r tp u( JUnjol •n t ntor
women P E. majors \'t,Jtcd cia s
cs in ;n:ttvHu:~ and tht.'Ory nt Ore·
on Sttlte college, Corvnlha. lnst
Wcdne!;day . The l..C rcprc.:: cnta·
tl\' lunchc..od WJth OSC physa
C1l) t:ducat1on maJors n n d das
cu~sed Ideas nnd probll'ms In
thctr !Jeld
The LC w(lmcn's sor:ccr team
hns dropped two vumcs to Reed
colleJ.!l', and Thursday WRA
pon.o;orcd o volleyball go me y; ilh
Lmtwld Phy teal (.'<lucaucm mn·
JOrs as wc.ll os the women's oc
ti\'Jllc:> clnSM.'S pnrtlctpntcd
For
Younn Men & Women
Modem Tailoring
Baumann's
House of Style
413 Morgan Bldg, BE 8032
~--........................................ ~ from Beaverton lugh school, but
(!UJckl)' llJund hu; IJerth here as F p B J J •t t •
a dcfcnsa\c llnc-backc.r. He is or ear ow n VI a IOn
n P E. maJor, but pions t.o go
Jntn cnnstructaon work wuh
~ports oHicaaling ns :~ stdc-hne.
When qucrk'<l 11s to the posslbil
&ly or goinc mto pro ball, Cox
J)(lndc.red, "Renlly, l huven't
'tven 11 much thought.. But if I
Pioneer JV Gridders
Drop Last Two Games
flu: J \ lvatbnla · J11" • lo· l·d out
the •••oson In bdt.•w-por lll!ihton,
losmg n 14·6 d•!et~ton to l...ong
,ricw high school two weeks ago
:tnd taking <l ltl·li hcllacking
from a powerful Pncaflc univcr-
ny jumor vunnty squad
The pair or defeats gO\'C the
JUn&Or WOITIOI"!! a Win, l\V(I IOSSCS
and n uc ror ttw ~nson. At that,
Conch Wancn Srnllh's el«'\'cn hud
lhc cdg~ In total scoring, ns they
i'Ollcctcd 59 J)(Jint.s fo1· lh(' J;f'tl·
non :•camst :&:l tuc their oppo
nents.
Stnndc>uls tor the Pioneers
wen:: backfield nt• n Jlm Wade
nd Jmt McKnight, ond the PO·
radacnlly :;plcndtd purattntc of Ro)'
Ecklemrm. By Chuck Clbb
Dr. Paul Stagg and his ftcry pcctl'd o( fr••shmnn Rctdll&' I
pock o! Radgcn; shook the Pw· who wns just beaten out Qf
nccrs from lhl' ecurity ol lhci• tpot m the t'\·cnt. Ct~lll'h E
top rung on the <'Onfercnce had-f'ax Is pmnmg a lot or hop~:
dcr, and now the race ts rem!
ni cent of the recent Nallonnl
lenguc skinnash bt'l WC<!n the Gt
.mls and lht• Dodgers. Vtclo11C
b\' Pac:tfu: ll n d I he loc~l cr••w •
would still h.:nv•• them shnring
I he loop tnga. Uuwe,•er Pucifac
would pt obably get the nod Cor
Pcnr Bowl ft.:StJ\'itiP..s as Lhey the ex-Frankbn hnrrtca's
/ormonccs m fulun ~
•·vent •
Good news for this Wt''-' ks ,
lng gnd cngagemeonl ag<dnst
C!oyotcs 111 that big Don M
lum will be back nt his
posation on the dcfenstv•• line
boost lost week's vactory O\'er r------------
thctr lli'Sl plallc mnte
J~ck Peterson cumc up wilh
n gem about o mnn beJng b1Uen
by n Badger lnst Snturday. The
Badger, n{ cours•, was an over
zcalous Par.tflc hnemon. The mnn Camera Wanted
Zoic lkonta ~B" with "To,&IBI
lens. Might conaidor
"C" (pre-war camera
(errod). Roy Broar
AT 5636, oves. BL 1·"0.,
is I .. C hUL•k!icld flu h N•!il Ander-lr-------------
.l'O, Wlt'lt ll•o.:th-marks OVCI' ht
rtght ••yc!Jrow to Jlruw~ at
J.(~'s cross country quurtet on
thc•u fu-tl t'DmiJic of lh~ •'n!lon
dropped n vurdiN to n four.>om
rrom Portlnnd umvcrsJty In t
week, but grent tlungs nrc ex-
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