Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 10, Number 8
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1951-11-01
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LEWIS AND CL-ARK COt...LEGE: 15 NOT T
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Portland. Oregon, f'rlday, Novomber 9, 1951 Numbor 8
oreign Policy 'You and Christian Way' Theme Dr. Bortolazzo
New Low/ HighlightsReligioninLife Week To Give Talk
perf Avers On Education
Capper-Johnson Says
US Propaganda Lags
\nt• mwrrtollsm md pcne:f.' or<.
p b:J tc t! notn or 1\rn rl c~n
Ill'\. Karlin M Cnpr>N John-
mh;rnnt lonol r-clnllons pro-
told rlt I ego te~ o h pnltc
u (' Noa thwl' t JRC" Jt(·~lonnl
n!LrenCf' bnnqut•l Ia t F rtday
t IIIC Copper Johnson .1111
r twu bn ir prlnl'!plc , nn·
lattll' nd\•c• tl. cd th 11 Arncrictrn
noiiC'Y 1 11\1 I rustl·d IJ.>
powers, c pcclolly in
H pomtl'\.1 nut lh11t tlrcut llO\\ •
often nmiUndl:'l tood
'The d1rricult but
1nkmg of todny.'' he sotd, "t
r.: outcome of bewltdcrm(•nt Dr Julio l
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dlnlly 10\'Jh•d to tb {If t b n
qu~t or tht r rd1n1:: t
Rob T ) lo pJ • I nt u( I L •.
nd (' o1rk ChOp l f'
tu e T IChl 1"11
Anunl due for m mb rlllu
ua the o g.miz ttl •n wh1 h ln·
Jude m mbenhJp an th 0 c
Edu iltwn A uc1 uon nd t
utionnl E-du • Lion A "A-;IDtl n
" all be rollc tC'd at tbl lin« ~~ It lndtcntc!t n hop~.; thot thl ~
'd •~net o! Amene n ro1cign
will rccelvc new lmp•·tus"
ln <.>Ji:plnining th ~l&nlhcnnl
the 1\.:cent viC'Lory of Win l n
hurchill nnd the Conscrvnt lv
::rh. Cnppcr Johnson rcfe.1 reel A quiei chapel • • • a meditating mind • • • T tc nr w JO arnn
'I:Dilnble \\II 0
M LUIC ror the \ c.nmg w~l b
prCl'iPDtl'd b,) &tty Chl' tnut on
thl* ccJJo and Vu:gmJn Bnor \'D
e lull a stntcml nt modl' by Cover- •.• a lowered hc;od n s1
r Stevenson of lJiano1s nt n rc· h:nt pruyer.
Un1ted Nnunns ('onunlltcc Wuh theJir. lhmw lines l..cwis
ecting in Clucngo, who said land Clark coii~EI<' ~nter UPftn Its
at \\hen ynu • top tn lk 111 g you
much m·nrcr to hghLtnc . Colhecon Sends Girls
C&pp~r-JohnRon sn1d he bl•lic\'·
Churchill Will mnke •'Vt!ry To Attend Worltshop
1 toward C'fllltlnuous m•gn- Cuptunnv posl.l; at the home
lor pcnt:l' hccuuse lnw eennomlcs prnvmcc J:J work3hop
oroc1· nrc as PSHmtiul Cor in· Jasl weekend nl Or~gon Stutc
•mnllonnl hfe ns fo1 nntionnl r·ollcgl' were two Jun.ior home
tewart Holbrook
o Review Book
Popular author and former
mnllst, Stcwnrt H. Holbrook,
HI rcv1cw Thomns Bc•cr':; book
MnU\'lC Occade," tn the
cc library at 3:45 p.m. Fri-
1) November 16.
, ecling that this book has con
n porr.ry tngnifJcuncf', Hol
~k is jntt•restcd in ci\·lng it
I'Ci!ognlhon. The book is
1!\'nluut•on of soc10l condlllo n&
1 lhe lnttc1· pnrt o! the nine·
th century.
Prl'VIous to his lnh~St book,
tie Annie Ouklt•,)'," und • Oth
Hugged People," Holbrook has
rhtcn "Burmnc An F.lnpirc,"
Antholng'l of Northwest
.,_,,._ ' nnd .,Ethan Allrn '' Ht>
wriws fl'nture nruclc!l for
Saturdoy Evenmg Post, Col ,
nnd ESQUII'C.
P ~ ldl nt Morgon S O•lt II dl
\'ercd one o( SIX key congmlu·
l',}' mt•ssagcs during the 75th
tnnl\'t>n:;ary t"t•lc-bro'lion n t th<'
IH•rs1ty of Oregon lo:;t Fri
), November 2 economics delcgntcs, from Col-• heron campus mtcrc.sl club.
Nnney L~apcr wns elected as
Ed1tor of the national report for
,.,c provmcc workshop tn 11152.
Th1s sCI me oCfH'e ''as held by
Nunc·y l\.'hllcr. M:nlor. Cor th1s
l'cnr's prtwance rn~clmg
Allee Peake was chosen niter
nate to the nallonol home eco·
nomics convention to be held In
Atlnntlc Citv next June. She Will •
nlsu be the nomanl'•' from pro-
vmcc 13 lor a nnt1noul orh~-..e
Otht:r o(fu:<!rfl for tht• next year
111"1! pre:ndent, Dolores \' t!hrs,
Washington State college, and
YICC·Pl••sidcnt, Pnt Clark. Ore·
g!ln SL!lte l"'llcgc.
The workshop inl'ludes schools
an Ori.'gon, Washington, ldnho
und Montano and \1. ill be lwld
nt Washmgton State college next
!nil.
LC Science Majors
Take Graduate Work
Th , l LC setcnce groduatcs
are taking ndvnnccd work In
other western uni\•crsatws. annuol ob ervnnot• of Rehc1on In
l..lft• \H•ck, No\•cmber 11-16. A
quiet chnpel . •
whcfltn many cars will listen
o one to the message of the
Sund[ly \'c per 6'c1'VICi', The
Bl•mb lhat Fell on Amcncn. A
m~:dJdntmn mind •••
With w h i c h Lo oons1der
thoughtfully the m c s s n g c s
b1 (lUjht to the campus by t•hurch
leaders 10 thdr <~ddre.o;ses before
con"·ocnt1on and ~embllcs; on.::
which ~·ill contemplau: f•:riously
th(' st•mmars and evening group
diSCUSSIOnS led by the counsel
ors. A lowered hcnd • •
silf'nlly prnymg to lht' Al
mlgbl\ durmg the cnrl~ morn
mg warship crvaccs-n k1ng ror
P,Uldnncc nnd hcl~l, prolccuon
ond care
A silent prayer .•• •
MCered n:> Ute we•'k bt<~iru 10
the Sundny cv,..mng servicc-ns
the "cek close.s tn Uw IICJiy Com
munion.
A r •·Vel cnt heart •..
w h1ch wtll ke p CIS proclou
treasure the words delivered to
It durmc Rchg1on 1n L1fc c•b·
Servance
A.LG
Forensic Squads Compete Saturday
In Northwest Intercollegiate Debate PrJc Cor the
~1.35 per pint . danncr ,., ill l:
Hilken, Harless Leave
For IFC Conference
Bob Hilkcn, president, n n d
Dc~·cy H11rlcss, vrce-pr~idcnt,
will reprcsPnl 11-"C at the Wc-st
~rn Reg1onnl Inu-n-frotcmlty
c:onferc.nre an San J~. C:~h
fomra, today and tomorro ~.
The two lett Wednesday fur
the conference, whu:h Qpcn d
rcsterdny Al leas~ 11 w~ '~":n
coiJ~gc ·~ c-:md c;~ll :~ro
rr>prcscntcd
TopiC! 1or dL.O:CUSSII;!n anclud :
trntcm1ty relation~ ~ ilh colle
To be known as the P1oncer Men nnd "'omen "' 111 compf't · dmlmstrnllon nnd studalt bod;.
toumnmcnl.. LewJs and Clnrk in the some di\'Usion and enc~ the frntemit} nnd 1t o~·u~DJ nnd
w11l sponsor 1ts hrst forensiC' cvn· contestnnt may enter onl)' one pubhc relotions.
tt~l on the campus, Saturdny C\'cnt. Hnrlcss IS a member or Alphn
Novembf!r 10 Pnrtlcipnhoa will Extempore. dcbotc nnu inter-Rho Omcgn and Htlkcn belongs
be hmlted to students without pretivc speaking w1ll b the three to Sigma .t\lpbn S•cmn
pr•'' ious colleg" f!.'l(p('ricncc ln dlvisinns c()ntcstcd. Dl'blltc ques I ~:::;r;rr.;:::;::;:~
events t'ntcu!d, 111on wiU be .. Resolved: 1'hot the ' Cl U a1
Sr.hoolJ thkmg pnrt arc to fur-,}·edcrol Go\•cmmcnl Should Ad I asses as su
nu;h •• )udge lor every two de-opt ll Permnncnt Pl'Qgrnm 01 1 Tho college will noi obseno
bntc lcnms ~nlered and an fld· Wage nnd Price Contro " E"· I Nov•mbc r 12 as a holiday and
dluonnl JUdge 15 rt'C)Uired far tcn1pore spenkmg \\Ill rc \ ulH cJasse' will mHt as usuo.l oa
every four entrilnts in mdwidunl nround the subj ct, "TbtJ Amcr- Mond•Y·
,.Josscs. Qunllficd .s~mor student: aeon Pohucnl Scene"
mny b"' u ed D.ll judga "ll IS ol\HlH cncourot:mg la
talk to nn audience aud nn}onc College Choir to Sing Spring Yearbook
Gets Honor Rate mte.reslcd is urged to :ttl nd"
snid Byron Kclhnm rnonngc.r o~
On ill> rust submission for no
tional )udgmg, the 1950 51 Voyn
gcur hn:. received o firSt-d
honor rnllng by the Associated
Collcgiotc Press or lhl' Un1vcr
s1ty or MmnesOU• school or JOUr
nolism. the forensac teom
Colleges pnrliCIPflhng will ~
Paelfac unlvcnlt\', Portlnnd unl·
"' rs1 tv. Linfield nnd Lewur nd ~
Clnrk. Tentntl\ c cntronls nr
Clork Junior college nnd Unl\ cr
s•tr of Oregon ------The college cho1r, under the
direction of L. Stanl~y Glarum,
\\"111 nn~ Thursdn_ nt 11 n m. for
the opcnmg con,•ocotton of Re
Ligion nnd Life wcelt. Th ., wtll
present "Lo t in th~ N~ht," by
F Mehus Chnstinnsen.
The chutr will also app ar at
the Fuzt Prcsb.,•tcrlnn church nt •
Other nddrl'.St<I'S W~'n' ~avcn by
:epa·r.~~~ntAtavcs Qf tht• late nf
i---kcalon; the stn t<• buarrl of hlch· LeP 01tuglns, June '49, Is work
ing townrd n doctorate m xoolugy
nt the Unlvenuty of Cnhfornlo
ll1s first publication, now ncnr
mg completion. as nn outgrowth
of llPCCIUJ problem WOI k m b\oln·
gy done as an undcrgruduntc un
der Or. l':ugcne Knzlc,rf of tlw
LC bsology dcpartnwnt.
At the University ol Wnsh
tnston B"'mlc~ Dorrtn, June '40,
15 t'omplotlng lll r mnst~r's de·
gilt' In zouTogy. Her stud1es cov
er 'lw f<'cding :md cHac&llve ml!
chnntsms o{ invertt:brnlt'S. Don
old Wh1trnan, June '51, 1s nt Ol'c
gon Stille working townrd 11 mu -
tcr's dl•grt>e in cxpcnmcntnl t'Y
tology. The Voyageur, cd1tcd by Juhn Wallace Studies at OSC
1-'e•GI&on, wns cspecually Cited Bd Wnllncc. dass ,,r l9!il, Is
loa· t xc-cllcnci' uf CO flY" dUn& nuw at ore gun State c:ollcce llo
nnd ter.hmcnl qunJity. m~ gmcluole work for ht nms· 7 p m. Sundny, No\ ember 18, for
the umon scr\'icc of five down·
town churehcs.
On Monday, Nt.l\'cmbcr !!6, lh
cltllll' wall smc :u the ntr bn~ • ~ducat ion; tht.' tuculty ol lh··
llllcgc, its ulumni nnd il$ slud
ho),Jy. n.·. Cldt~ll 8flOkl• for the
of Oregon.
The pnnr.1pnl spcnkcr Cor the
-dny Cl•lc!Jrntton wns Prcsi·
t J.1mcs B. Connnt of Han·-
univcrsity. first-doss rutinc ts the $C('nnd Lers dcgrcc m physics. ln ntidl
hight•Sl gh•,•n by the A<'P, lhc uon to studymg fQr his degree
highc t bcmg Ali-Amcru::nn. he is domg research WQrk for
lntlrumcntul In n~hl<l\'lnC Uti'S \h~ college m th cn~;ln ~.:ring
hon«•r wos the work cf Jcnn Mr-expcrlnuml:tl swllon. He mn-
L on, Trcl Tnto1, Snl)) \'an JO~ In mothemnh«:'S nnd phy
Fleet und Burt Hendcr~ho tt. ics here. New c:ho1r ~Hic\:rs \: ntl\
cl~cted nrc Wnllnc<- Hctd r
president; Betty Habt d. ' cc'
prcsJ(h•nt, nnd Stan! Tro"h"
c.retnl') ·trt'asurer. J anne EUl
was re-oppo.in tcd chot. hbrali n. Pogo 1Wo PIONEER LOG
Th Jl1irror (~/· J'oulh Guest Editorial
Tim mnga nc' nrtaclc, ''The Youngm GcncrJhon," car-1Which Religion Is
ned m the NO\"Cmbcr 5 ISS,te, m'"nts the nttenuon of nil who W h ih L. . ?
[UC mtcr _,ted m 'he \OUth of tlus era. Qff e lVlflg.
1t tackle t.he dtlemnas Cnccd b' tlu genCJ'ataon, nnd fmds
that American \routh 1 :silent, fatnh lie, ~ecu11t) -nundod.
conscn•atn "· gt·m·c. mo~nll~ confu ~. tolc.r•mt of almost
nm tlung nnd blnmcs no o11c fur 1ls trouble~. • • it pH:tu1 es a scne.1 au on brought llJ) by "hot Gertrude Stt~hl
termed the "lost gencratwn.'' nnd und ...... the const.mt meon.
tnnc1es of ''or. dq)re~1on. moral~ dcbuukmg, wm"S-whu~h·
u-cn't-wnn; and disappomtmcnts.
Yet Time sa'~ thnt, cons•dca mg the fe'' standards, 1dcals
nd ..:xnmJllcs gn en b) our ptH'cnt,ll gene"tattOn-) ouths of
todu~ mu:st look bnck to Lhl! dnvs of Bnb,... Ruth for • 11 un
bl •mtshed her{)-youth's morals hrl\'e lmTicd out for beltct
than • n~ one had u rtght to hope.
But be thiS ns 1t rna~. we need to 1-mO\\ where we, the
present gt:nerat1on, stand. Time hos attempted this C"hffacult
t k to p;:1int a portrait of nn entire gcncrntaon~md "1lh
fatr. nlmosl fatherly. understandmg of the young.
It ts a masterful summnf) of ~ ou and the feJlow next
door. of the ~ outru-m Mainl', New York. r"Jouda 01 K01·cn:
f those m read mess for Iran, Eg\ pl or German). By John L. Andorson
!'iomt' '' uuld contend Uml ''I!
arc llvmg m tt • gQdlc$.-t' nee, lhot
"c moderns arc t•sst nlmlly ''lr
rchgiilus." \\\: argue th• <~nt rr•· !''. \\'c lhmk this as n \'t•r ' ' 1'('..
l•s•ou::;" "g~. New t"Cilgtons nn·
pcnr O\'l'lllight. l't'ltgaons wlud1
pn.•mtsc • pence nC mand." which
prorrusc •· the cla It socJt't) :·
whit'h proml!'>(' •••
Usuoll.) the new reUJ:IOns dn
not "m lht•ll \\G.) u~ • rcll~lnn ·:
'I'ht•y USl' more subllc menns,
they offer \t hot modern m n n
thtnl..'1'; he wonl!; unending m
crca:;c of matcrinl coods, power
thut C"<th control the rc nure<> of
the t;m'th • . or other nhm, nr
cscope from the Cc:ns of mm.•1•
tnbl<• fmitudc.
lt can bo argued thnt n mnn' Frtdoy, Novqmbcr 9,
;, " \ : !II . ,,.,,"' . \ W.B.W.
n lnexcusabl > OFf. )11se 1 elJg1on lli ~ hnt he n.-nlly h\·c.
for .. nnd by; what ('()mpcJs
h1m: moth•:ftcs him; lurfls hlrn
on. It mrw be as nebulous u "ad· "Now
fumble a now Worthal-Ju•t Ue back an
ball on th' goal lino.'' \1 I ' ,, 1 . I H.~. I ••
relax-anyono
•
,u.-.tmen t to SOC!cty'' or ns spe-
ClCic a.•• a p1 P!crrcd ancomc bra-
The pa1 king Sttuntmn on C'nmpus JS tl'rr1hlc. ckct or, for thnt matter, '' l'l1n1cc Shackrowd Philosophizes
On Galaxy of Information It J5 nol the pnrkmg nreas-thnt pa·oblc.rn hns bec.n han-GPJ\
dh.d ndnurabh• b,• the traffic commsssion-but the wny in Or ngam ll mn\' bt'-lhis con-
• • lral Mre of thmgs lhnt lt•nlh· \\ htch ::;tudl!nts park thetr cars, csp<:l'inll.) in the scmor ar~u. mnltcr-th~ prnctlcc of thl! pres-
There JS no JUstHtcatJOn for whcehng mto n spot and strad-<.nee of God or dt!dlcnt1on to
dbng the hncs pamted there. Thetr only cone"'' n SL 'ffiS to hl' Truth as N.'\cnled m Jcc;us
g ttinn the c.ar parked and gcttmg to class. ChrtSt.. a~ argued by Pinto or ns
t> ln.sututcd by Einstein. But there are many studCJtl.s who nrdvc on campus a 111-lu thL mnrket plncc of rom-
lie later 1n the morning, who arc JUSt as mul·h in n hua·ry to pctmc .. cods." we hove good rcn·
park and who want to get to clnss: only they have to weep and srln then for n week of Rchg1on
~,;mt. lt is most disconccrtmg to drtvc along and see cars that m Ltic. ln th1s mstnncc we nrc
call~d uPQn to examine With all arc parked three to stx feet apart when a hlllc more care lhc rcsourco.:s avmlabk to the hu-
" ould len\•C ample room for lhl! lalc-comc.t'S. man m1nd and sp1rit "the clnims
Our traffic commisston gh·cs out tickets for other \'iola-nf Chmuanuy to be true .. or, 1!
llons such ns parking m the wrong area and dnving t(IO fast. " ... arc already "Chl'istlnns," to
f { k. h U · h f ? mqutrc what further responSI· \\h) not gJVe a e\\' or ta ·mg more t an \Cir s ate o space. blhttt: DUI runm .ttncnt lends to.
And then when they 'Come into <.:ourt let's ool say "that's okay Wo havo tho c•pr>urtun
1ty in
but please don't do jt agam.'' One 2 fin~,.• on lhl' spot would roncl ntr'lted ta-;hton to n.•vscw
eliminate manv fur~hcr infractkms. F. B. C. thf· ru;~umpliom:, thl• prolms£>s, ·------- ·:,_--------------------- 1 the mNhnd nnd fruits nt the From the Bulletin Board
By Herb Scholder
'f.\ tdcnUy LC's dramn d<pnrt
lft nt .tSn t the only on~ present
•ng plnys n 1tl1 tnsan-.: people 1n
Chc-c.nsL Uty hns cnouch
h1m busy bnck
DC. work t.o k<.-cp
in Wa.shmglon.
Lonely? Then go to UCLA. It rivol faiths-to c.xammc, tu rc
vic\\' nnd, if Wt: nn: nwan' or the
cri&CS of our l1mcs, to n•-commit
oun;clves to "the way nnd lh~
truth and the life.''
This IS ll rchgtous nsc; the lm•
PQrt..'lnt thing IS to discover
which religion is worth the liv
.ng or ll:. By Chuck Gibb
In thrcl' }t'lU'S nt Le\\ 1 llnd
Clnrk, I hove frequently hcnrd
on age-old gag wh1ch runs S..\mc
lhlnC lskc thlS. "Hey, Smedley,
you lakin' a COUI ._, m the snack
shack or something?" Then ev
eryone t1Hes-s g!ccfull)' at lhe
Jokcstcr's w1tty san:asm, and for
the U!c of me, I can't sec why.
The truth of th•• mnttcr is thnt
U1c shock n!fords n vcntable gold
mme wht•n 1t romcs to picking
up morsels of cnlightenmg and
tnlt•r • ing mformnt1on. Bes1de ,
whut could b~ more pPrfcct than
n COUI'Sl' whcr(' ~ ou don't hnw!
to pny tu1tJon, nttcndancc ts not
compulsory, Lhcrt• arc no term
pnpl'I'S or l'..Xamma tions to worry
about, und the subJCCL matter
\'nl'i•!S Crom questions of mternn
taonnl pohcy to whcr._. one can
bu) llv-gooH~s t hamburgers in
Portltnd
For instanco, sn 15-~nmutcs'
filth~~-from table to booth the
other dav, I listened to lectures •
on how Saturday's football game
was won, how to "cool" tests
in foreign language courst:s and campus qul'!cns. I h.stcncd to
fm;t two lcctult!S with on snd
erent enr, no mcnn fcnt 1n
The orlltlon on the lnngu
.. t-'Oolm,g" process met with
approval on th port of the
dh:nce when lhc gtrl expo
ing on the subJl'CI summed
her statements ns lollows, '
c1gn longuagcs IS cnsy, or
lc.nst the\' um't vc.ry hord, 1t
\\ n taught how to talk
lll h n
Bu1 not every lt.'cture
• II 1l11 OS lht> IIbOV('
Tukc CUI c. nmplc lhc hps
tc.1 ed on mnkmg oneself
to beauteous co(.'ds. I ll.'!l
table confidNttly mu I hng
In'' new method of attack, ""'"
h3d to do w11h bccommg lht.> c
tcr of ottructwn In soctal -~··
ings. So intense wns my cone~~ ~
tt at1on on the subject that
advertently dramcd the conu•m
Cl( my coUcc-cup snto the lap
Lorna McPulchntude, l'DUSlnc
gcncrnl slate of alnrm. In an mtervzcw tn lhe Oregon
O;nl~ Emerald, an actress dc
n·rJbcs the charnct~ she as pJay
n b.> <'Xplnimns;. ··1 ha\'C spent
t:llcla ttcrnoan the last 20 ~ ars ccms thnt down m sunny Cali
fornia otrsc1als ha\ c msutllcd D
t'ard fdl! In whteh boys mny seck
nnrnc of glrl.s-t.hcy-ha\'c-scen
on-campus nnd VICe-\'CrsD Th ht f H how to atlrnct the nHI'ntion of oug so orne Let m~ tt>ll you, lhc
"orks ••. I don't think
Ju\'ch· lass " 111 ever !orgct
itttm: oul.!.ide Ute paJace \\mtin.c
f(lr Pr<'5Jdent Woodrow 'Wlhon
to oomc out " The title or the
pl ) " • . "'The Madwoman of
Ch:ullot.
Tho following was Ulkcrr ver
bntun from lh Ilhmus lnsututc
of Ti huolo~\ 'cws "Th1s neY.
fcn~.:d-m, gra\•.-.Jed par ktng Jot
!I not llctng used nt aU." We IC"t!l
thnt comment tS hutdl.> nccc,
!nt)'
P oples of the U.S S R.," a
falm \\h1rh dC:plcts the cUSU!m
dlmcc ond erl\'nonmcnt of th
~uple of Rus.s1a. ts to be :;hovo n
to tudenls ut Orr,gon Stille ••
II' good thmg Senator McCnr-'I'h n n nole ts left contnlnlns
n~"CSllry tnfonnotton The garJ
hns tivc d:U'S an wh1cl1 to l'('p)y
• Jf mtcrcstcd,
Nothing liko really showing
those freshmen whnt you lhlrlk
uf 'em! At Pr·mcclon oO fn.'Sh·
olen had thc1r hair hn\'cd off ..•
However. to tK> plulosophlc nbout
it, the Kansas Stale CoU~·gmn rc
poru; tluu the pnce ur hlllrcu tli
has gone up 33 per c,..,nl.
One student nt the Un1' cr.~hy
of Jlhodc I land. aC(.'ordmg h1
the Beacon. likes to study 1n lhc
'Jbr:ll') tK."Cttu e "lou nl!\t'r can
tell \\ho you wall Cmd Wldcrnco th
the wbles.
~t ONE£P-t ~\ ~-
'•tflnl publ to .. It d tlllltl• nta ur ....... 1 1\lul Clnrk
I il l'ub I h ~ llllll• ltc )'~ tr Htll orlplluu J•t•
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1 • r Cl ~ •-co>ll!J d..u tnltt\<t 1!1 l'orthmiJ t•r Gull
fiporu
Sodal If••• • EDITOR
Bryce White
otluc:t Glbb
Ge.rai41De Sprott,
W&DOJ' Killer !'utarea
Z:4Horl.a.l
CAI'lUOtJ IIt
Adv~rU.lJl# BlU Pon
Ana Onn~&uJr
1Wl LOA&' llr •. Oeorv• 1UabU
&4tportant: O&rt.h :r'.Ua11llf, Ghllcli: Olbb, Otrald.lJJa Gvroott, Jlr&Dfl7 IIUU.•r,
A11n GranaiD~, Oeorc-• Dukall, :rlo74 Cumm.J.uJ , CllarleJ OllAMJ(I11 l!f\.
;&ot.h Sndth. D. :t, Smith, Allall Stopbeuon Make Miles Short Paul's Episfle On
r ron ttl~ i.llu I lr of the I
apartment house, 811 Ri\•ers1dc
rlrivc, cam~ tht• laughing vosccs
ol ahe reumtcd. Mid-Term Brochure for Professors
Concerning Honor System, Scori ...... St:?vcn alums nnd th1•1r collc,:c
pre.s1dent were remsnisc:Jng tWer
aftcr-dmncr cups of ~;otft•l• W&th
:1000 miles scpamtm~; thern hum
their topic: L w1• tnd Clark
There wus Margaret McVicker.
class of '51, ct111r ('"ok ond l'r.-
owner of the np[u ~mc nt.. Clrllu •
1nllnl! nmong hl'r fnends whtle
her roommot•>, Mnrilyn Boyd,
class ot '51, dcnred the dishC'
SuStm Cook, June gr:.dunlc,
came from New Jt•rscy where
!>he ts nn elementary tcarhcr Rt
E~SC."'( .Jo'ells. Chattm.s With hc.r
was lht: newest ilrTIVlll, P.ugcnc
Kmg, who ll<'w in from Port
land thnt mornsng. Ltk~· Mnr gar
ct. he Will continue hts mus1c
o;tudu$ an New Yo1 k.
Jo the far corner wt•rc T•~ and
P~ggy Blncbl}·, cln.c;s o! '4fl, and
l!t prc.scnt at the Union Thcoh>gi
cnl <•mmury, d1£cusslng thci1
\\Ork \\'Ill! Ptes1dcnt Mnrg:m S
Odell and June '51 uruduoh; Bill
Batie,>•. 'H1U IJl curr~nll y studying
nt JuJiiard Sc:huul (If Muo:lr• U1
Odell 1.\0S 10 lht' Eu:;t nllcndmg
C'<lllfcrencL'5.
A -scene wh1ch f~rl•Jlh lcnlh By Paul .Egger '' 111 h:l\'1.' no t1ml' lu l 1n
Bl'COUSl' the m1d l(!rm t~st is nt to write n rensonoblc answer
hnnd, I hnvc n·cclved an u1·gcnt t h1 ur lah:r (}UI.•I'it•
rl.!qucst from lhl' udmtn1StrnL1on Fourthly in ordor lu build
to publish n :;mall brochurt' 11 henlth\ c prtt di.'·I.'Orps
wh1ch Will uc uf imm,•a!>ur.tblc hunor sysl••m 'hould bt' u
<H>StstanCt! to thl• raculty, ThiS Involves ~l.!ating
Thts book Will contam much in ult••rnute scats m every
valunblt• lnfoa-mutson on how to
muk•' up tests and give grodes. row.
Fm!lly, neh•r ask simple ub-Lnstly, nt•vcr give gnod
-this is of lhe prlmo eas•n~
' JCcLtvc qucslions. "Yes" or "nn" Any buddtnC gcmus who
answers muy prove r.xcct•dingly ceaves too many h1gh m·:ndl
cmbnrr<lSSmg to some :;tudcnls. nusht be cncouraJ:ed to go
The mnsl suitnblc qut•stion ts the grnduotl• s~hool Th1s cannot,
cs;sny type. ThJ.S pn1V1des tho.: I.'Oursc, b~; tolel'atcd. At g1·uuv
tudent wtth nmplc opportun1-ate schuol he might rccm
t1cs to bcnl nround tht: bush ldt•,t!l wh1ch would be cont
E\ en IC hl• cnnnot nnswer the to that \\ hkh vou, the prore~;so~
question he may comt• up with hnvc 60 cnrcfully dnlled
~oomc n•ry grutlfymg mfonnation hlm,
lll anothl~r nnture 'fhc QUCSIIons hstc•d
Secondly. never ask questums S«'l vc ns emmmcnt cxarnpll's
(lll any subJect mutcr1nl which whnt Ill ml•nnt.
hllll bct•n ''''"'''rt!d sn 1.1lnss. Stu-(I) True ar (also.
d•·nt.s will bc!..'Qme ovcr-<·onll to Wab1tar the definition
dent 1f they :an• abk to nnsw•·r henqovor is threo p')()plo •It
oil qut•stions. on a bonch juet w1de enough
Thu dly. l>•• us CtJmplctcly am-two .
proves that no mnltt•r hQw r u
awny o1w 1 !rom <:~ll<'ge, m lu
mmd he rctu1'n lhtJrC oJ1cn hlgu•1u Ct pos~able In thi way I (2) .. While picking flower&
any nnawe1 cnn be mor~r:d ns his garden, the Icing of Spain
1noorrcct Jo'urthcs mon>, the !lll• faJ~Ily go rod by a papal
dcnl \~ 1JI be t;o busy trying tl Explain fully and give nl
• und••ratund the qu~,;stlon thot h• two points ol view. the J
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No•ember 9, 19$1 PIONEER LOG Page Three
the Soc1al S1de Bl' Nnncy Mlller
and Geraldine Sprott lngebjorg Sv~rklie Sends Norwegian 'Hello'
reek Societies Plan Across Atlantic in Epistle io LC Acquaintances
1• • D • • lng~bjoq~ Sv<'rklle, Norwcg1 tn e 1g1 0 US 'lSCUSSl ons llldl.'l\! who t!lurfll'd ct~mcnlnry
t:>dU•'Cillnn Ol I.cw1s nnd Clnrk lnst •
Along wilh all lhc olhc1· activities combined to make n
1 Hchgton-in-Li lc wt•L•k, campus grook letter nrgnni
li\n,; wlll mci!L with lipccial spcltkcrs to discuss toptcs of a
Jar nature.
Acacia will hcaa· lled.> Dcmm Tuesday, November 13, t1t
p.m. a B \ •)
Alpha Gamma will m~{!l together in the Cloud room of
Unc m mm w I dnf'sdny 1!\'C-
' No\ ember 14, to li ten to
cussfon ll!fld by Mrs. Uwnync
>rodl, personal counselor.
a Rho Omoga plnns to
Dr U. G D~•h~ch from thc:
tical sc1c.ncc deportment to
to thc•r GI'OUP an Pnlntmc
10r, Monday, No\•cmbPr 12,
p.nt.
Mu Epnilon members Will
n to the Rev. '1'. Sam Lee,
or of lh~ Tutllllto Prcsbyh'-
church, who will SI"Cflk to
on Thursduy. at n hmc :md
·e to bcJ nnnouncl•d llll~r.
•ou<~ Tau Rho will nssmnblc nt
Celt house lo h~nr the R~v. The meeting is open to nU
r.,cnds of the college.
Coming Eventa
Knrlin Capper-Johnson, poUlt
Ctll SCICnC(' InStructor, Will diS·
cuss the Jnpnncse PeniX' Trl.!uty
tonfcrcncc m San F'ranctsco nt
the Faculty Women's club meet·
rng Fr:1d ,y, November 16, nl
2:30 p.m. m Akm holt.
Special music will be JWOVtd(:d
by a gs'Oup or the club members
nnrt progrnm books lor the yen•
Will be riistrlbult.od nl thnl time
uccordang to Mrs. U. G. Dubnrh,
pt ugrum chnirman.
• • •
14ec, on W'lc-dncsday cvl'· Club Nowa
appa Phi Alphn mcmbcts nrc
tning to hove n mc••tinlt at the
of Bob Peters, 5559 N. E.
scott. Their speaker wall be
1dcd later.
Alpha Sigma will meet • Slgm11 <:-cUm· with Dr. I.au·
Nyc, pastor of the First
church, on Wroncsdoy
Rho plnns n d1SCUSS1nn
Dr. Hdcn F. West. wife of
mmislcr uf the F1rst Prcsby
an church m MccJf,~rci. They
meet nt the home or Rowcnn
10Z32 S. W. Tcrwllhgcr,
anc~sa," tv mng.
Ko.ppa hos mvitl'd the
D\1 wnt Proc•U, pns tc>r of
Klamnth Fulls Pcact• Mcmu
Prcsbytcrinn church to speak
ml·eting 10 the drnwmg
of Palntmc manor on Wed·
• Dn\' evcnmg
Patty
gomg awny pnrly plonned
~nd n Hnllowccn theme was
for former student Dullns
........ , Thursday noon, by Ruth
nnd Audrey Poyfnar m
snack shnt!k.
50 and 60 students
~ycd the cider, coke and candy were elected and a
constitution was du;cusscd nL the
Sl'Cond meeting of the College
Nursing Group In Akin hnll Fri·
day, October 30.
New ofbce.rs arc Martha Val·
hont, prcstdcnt; Merle McMurrtly.
vice-prco~adcnt, Jean HnrloY., sec
• ctnry; Eleanor Brodu~. corre·
spondinc secretary: LoriS Loree,
treasurer, and MISS E\'CI)'n .Pet·
f.'rson. chaplnan .
• • • ycnr, 1 now hnrnc In Nor-wny
lt•nchtng school.
In t1 letter lQ Julin John on
P,llldoncc rot.m t•lor, lngeb)otg
w1 ltc., "I sure nus 1111 of ) ou
1t Lewis .:md Clark I have nev
er In m} hfc met o many ntcc
P• oplo• In one plac•· I felt like
I wns one of you r1ght uwny, and
I nrlJlrectnlc so much cverythlni:;
you d1d to moke m) year O\'cr
then! so succcsslul
"It wns nict to get homt' nnd
ce my folks ng.un, ullhough I
d1dn l have much ttrnc m home
bclorc I hod to leave for town
ngom.
"My school open d In lntc Aug.
ust, so now l h 1\'C l rocn bnck m
my old job for • long llml' 1 am
tcnchtng o cconu gradt•, ~· fourth
grudc 111 history nnd o SP\'cnth
l:,·.udc 111 English! In this last
•lass \\ c ''I c dotng n very 1nt<•r
estlng JOb nght nCtw We ru·~
working on u scrapbook for an
eighth grud~.; In Sellwood school.
Portl.md, w1th whom we nre cor
re pundmg. Th~ chtldrcn nrc o
i'ngcr to m11kc the bl'St Qf Jl,
U1ey nre concentrntmg on our
sehoul. LOwn, clubs, hobbies, etc.
And they :1rc ccrtmnly lookmg
forwnrd to g!'ltmg n book back
lrum Sdh\ ood I think both class
es will gain [rom IL lngebjorg Svorklie
"'l'hc: situation h('rt> In Norwny
hasn't changed very much me
1 lch We sllll hove rnttoning on
$Omc goods, nllhough the tor·
.•re getting mo1 ond mon· hUt d
up. But the prices ore ao tcrnbly
h1gh thnt pcc•plc c:nn'L otlord bu~
Inc \'c:r:>' rnuch. \\'e cnn't even
• pen k u! tnxes, tht:Y l"trc uvcr·
gco\~ mg thcmst•lvca Every lhlng
goes to dcft•nst.: But we still
th1nk Norwoy IS n \\ondcrful
country, or mli't'b I should fl\'
the tntuonon IS n htllc hnrd b"·
cnuse we want lo keep at wonder
ful"
Ingebjorc tells cvCI'}'Om h llu
cspec:tnlly the tct:tchens l had.
the focult) r.nd stuff I wns m
contact wJ\h, ond a spcc1 I greeLo
Budget Committee Submits
ASLC Financial Report
The hnnncc commsttcc of the Assodale d Students of LewlS and
Clark hove approved a budget for the school ycnr 1951-52.
The t..'<•mmi ll~c. composed oC Mill Zusman. Bill Turney. Lo1~
Walllnmson, Pat Kephart nnd Chuck Bllrtholnmaus. passed on the
budg,•t nt th••ir lnr.t meeting.
The bud~c t 1S as follows:
.&.oUYltl.. Oomml .. lcml 8oe1Jll Oomml~t.1 onc PubUo Relatione •
J >ri>OIII!h; • 11811 Klck-otf ilunCl -s a~ ou. .... r
ltfllll I'!Qu 111 j , ~"nowhnll 1•1•1 S nlor
1:-01 ttlllk 1100 llnngluc (>( •;rC'C'n :1:1'1 Juntc1r
llllnd IJOO :0.1ny O,w ~1111 ~OIIh6mnr<'
•\lil!l'mhlll' :tlill Hom.,l>Omlnt; HG Jo'ruotunan
U~O$ TotAl Totnt I 40n
• OU!er IUmAI -,,~OO Ro.mAil &elaUOUI
liOOO Hnll,::loua Cont
:!GO 8 culM Cone. -- P.llliJ;IOUI' W!M'k OrlnnuHion S fiO !00
60
::r;
:!:00
OliO • 4 0 <:''hill! 1 -
Sp•~ rs s 1:& ('llJn(IUll Che!!t
1 ::; n· ~ S.J." .$ :oo Otfll'.c EmJ•Io,nn nc
JGO Art l>olllll'lment
toG t-:t ctlon Oonrd
liO TrnCtlc Control
1 Oil ~llall<>llanooUJ!
1117 Totnl
Tcoual --lng to the ht)rar.) staff, the sam
to MA R1deouL I ran't mcntaon
('Vclybod:~o• I f<·el it more ond
mort.: thnt It wos n wond rful
XPt'Til'IIC:C 1.0 b together WHh
all tJf you ond when I thank bock
c•l 1t u seems to be a dream th 1l
r no lly hlr\ c been over thi!n?
You know Iota of thtngs were
pretty ru!hed to g~t cv<:.r.) t.hmg
m I \\i Ish I had hnd one more
Hospitals Announce
Open House Programs
Students Interested m nursinc
corccrs ore mvatcd to v1slt <'lth,.r
or both hospttnl schooiJI affih·
ntl'd .,.. llh the college m the
nursmg education program next
Wt.:t•k
Good Samurtlan hospital wall
ent,.rtaln rrnm 3·30 to 5 p m on
November 18 nnd Emnnucl from
3 to 4.30 p m November 15
l..c\\'IJ nnd Clark women now
Lrnmang nt the ho. p1tol.s will ac~
ns ho tt; c nnd prov1dc a tour
through e~c.h ho p1rol .and t h c
nul'Sl.~ res1dences. A soc1al pe
riod for question..; nnd &"tttng
ocqunm\ed wdl follow.
Mrs.. MIU'Jonc Boufford. dn·cc
tor of nunan{! cducauon. Pcf'
bl 14 \ ..... u prov1dc tronspurta·
hun
Music Association Taps
Dr. Evans for Member
Dr John Stark E\·-~~ ... nd of
the mussc department, has been
elected to tndavtduaJ mc.mber
ship m the Nnuonal J\sso~aatton
of Schools of Music
An npplicntJon for the Lewb
nnd Clark mustc department is
Pt'nding. according to Dr. E\·nns.
A two-yeur probntionnry pcrlou
lS s•ven the chosen scllooL
During this lime aJl cxccuth c
board studies the wrmen oppli
cation ond nn cxamsner at~nds
the mstitution, gomg over school
tccord.s and \'lSiting wsth faculty
members
He pions to attend the nssocl
ntlon meeuog m Cincinnnti,
OhlU, dur1ng Th11nksgsvmg \'1lC3-
tmn
and joim:d the •
is Jn the Ulr force,
month (ISsignmcnt • • • For the Smartest
~lh11tn' Lunehoon
nnksgavi nj;' will bt· the theme
lhl! monthly lundwon or tlw
nnd Clnrk Molhcrs' club
Westml"ster· Prcsbylcrinn
on Mondny, November
nt 12:30 p.m.
olph Fritsch. ~hnirmnn ()( the
Committee for Civil
•ht:;, will nddress the mother-s
The:-Chullcngc." which he
tJ llluslrntC With pictureS.
•uo. T. R. Hnmlmc, chotrmun
charge of nrnngcrncn ls, wdl be
bv Mrs. P.aul Wicke, •
I J, S Lnh rt, ~Irs. A. B IlOJl·
Mrs. C. W. Hownrd. Mrs
E. Fitc.h, Mrs. Dn,•id Lor<.>c,
J. E. Carlock, Mrs. W. A
and }.lrs. W. J. Petersen.
LOOMIS
PRINTING CO.
PUBUCA TIOHB
cmd
COMMERCIAL WOJUE
BR 1343
516 N. W. 12th Ave. Fwsta, the Spanish club held
its first cV('nmg meeting Friday
cvcninc, November 2, an lhc
drawing room of Palntmc manor.
In th~ ;hort business m~c t1ng
that prccf•dcd , Floy Lou1sc Von
Groenwllld and Barbaro Wcslcr
v~lt were elected to scrvl.! With
Dick Volt as soc1al chairmen, nnd
Carolyn Muir was chosen pubhc-~========= ====:
sly dir••ctor.
The cvcmng ended w1th gnntes.
dancsng and coUcc. Regular
meetings nrc lwld c\'~ry Wednes
day nl noon.
• • A stud• nl \\ ith nn hour or
two I)( fr\;c lime Fnday or
Mondny nCtcrnoon to nsslst
wth mtuhng LOGS tu former
studl'nts nc•w an nuhtnry scrv-
A Thanksg Jvsng danner Cor the icc-Tile pny IS Jow sn mon(·.r
but rugh an scn•ice for those new foreign students on cnmpus who nrc serving you Won't
thiS yenr, is being plnnncd by someone answer thtJ requ ... st'
Colhcco n, home economics inter-See 1\hss Harding tn L 0 G
csl club, for .Mondny, Nov<'m· offtcc
ber 19. ~====================~ Committee hend!l nrc: planninG ..
the dinner. Alice Peake; dccora·
tlons BLih· Hunt; invatnhons,
ArdL dc.o Jong.
• • •
Greek New•
C•1mpus member s ot Sigmn
Rhn in conjunction w1th !heir
.tlums arc ask.lng lricnds to n
card party to bt• held m the snnc.k
hock Snturdo }' l!vening , Novem·
uc1· 10. ll 1s plnnned to be an eve·
nmg of tun wilh coflce ~d
doughnuts for rdreshmcn ls. for Reasonably Priced
Flowers
• TO ALYCE
Flower Shop
Corsages
Wedding Flowers
8735 S. W. Horwilliger Blvcl.
Phono CH 7000 • 1n
Mens Fashions
•
~--...,.. 1~-r tt .ltrtelv ~)V ,&"14:; .••
no 5titches showing on collar, ruffs or front
Von Chick by
Van Heusen
"" T. Sl
Where did the
mtehes go? Come
in and ace thiu now
stvle IICDeatioo,
toclari
Price $3.95
Wilson's
Shirt Shop
Broadway and Alder
-I •
Page Four PIONEE R LOG Fridov Novombor
• • • 1oneers e o1n I
Varsity Squad Sojourns Easl
For Idaho Stale Grid Fracas
The Northwest confcrcnc.·co chnmps, t.cwis nnd C'lork, cl
Rncky Mountnin con!tmmcc ml•mbcr, ldnho StntP, tomorro\\
mt••r-loop frny in the B~·ngal's Spud bowl at Pocatello, ld
Pnccd by fn hm m halfback, Bu1 Conn<•rs, the Bl!ngnla Smashing 42-14 Victory
Over Idaho College Foes
Assures LC Championship
squccz,,d by lour opponents while dropping lopsided
Anden:en and Gordon dtd the !ICOrmg when hl) nn:hcd n pass powerful Brigham Young ond Western Colorado. An inspirt.'d
mail cnrrymg up to the m1dfwld to Gordon who spurtt.'d 0 dozen J•udo Mmcs tl'am also bent the ldnho squad, 14·12. By Al Stephenson
The :MultJ n tndium score-
board Jtgbts md1cnti.'d o -42-14
tnumph for the Pioneers Sntur
dny, as the\• perform~ like the
chnmptom l h c y became by
trouncmg the College o! Jdnho
Co)Otes.
Paced b\ dimmutn•c Nett An-•
dcrscn, the freshman sod-scorch-!i:Lr1~, \\hcne<> Andt•rscn dch\'· Idaho Stutc operates from n ... ~ ) nrds or so lor the (mal <:ountcr. en'd the remomtng hal! ccnlUIJ' winged-T, rPiying on lt.-potent It wos Ute scrond loss for the k th b) -Pi'<'ml dcli''t'IJ' But the 14·7 pnssmg nttnc to carry c game
mnrgm only Js~ted for l:il.'<:'Qnds. Coyotes nnd shovc·d them out to the opponent's goal line. NICE
On the ki<-koff, n rc-verse Tl.'· of contention for thl• ctwetl.'d trnnsfe1, Jim Triggs, l'nrrtes the
suhro m a 93-ynrd sprmt up the throne. Tomorrow's contest up brunt of the throwing load nlong
west SJdelines and once more the in Wallo WnJin between Paclftc with ftt-shman l .. nrry Brackt•n
Covotl.'S had C\'encd the knot. and WhtUnnn will dt•cid~! whcth- bury. •
'1\\·o plays lnh'.l' thl' elusi\'c An-e1 the crown \\'ill :fit the bends of Triggs threw 23 TO pnsscs Jnst
derson on the \"cry snmc plny two teams, or rest solely on Pnl-scar. whtlc plnying w1th Nollh
thnt had clicked b••forc. n hand· ntlnt•'s rt!rord of 4·1, ern ldnho, to equal the natwnnl off through the mlddh:, wmged ____________________ .;...: _____ _ record.
Stnr o! thl' Bcngnl
gnmc and rectpu·nt of
lhl• posses is the Heyburn,
!Jnsh, Conners . Conners
second onlv to Pmncer •
Caley Cook. in touchdowns
and yards gained rushmg
ports mdicntc thnt Connel'8
hnrd nnd fut and thrtt the
in Ornnge and Blnck cnn
to sec n lot of number "41"
tomorrow. cr. the Orange and Block were
an altogether different tc:un thnn
Umt wh1ch bowed to the Bndg
ers two weeks ngo. Plling up
505 vards on the ground and an
other 82 ' 10 nir-mnil thl! Pnla
t 1 n c powerhouse complctel~
blanketed the offcrmgs ex-tended
by College of ldnho.
Despite a slippery plnymg
sudnce, the hnrd)' Cl'OWd thnt
bmved \he wet afternoon was
brought to Jts :fc t on sc\'crnl
occasions. I-:arly m the f1rst pe
nod, the Co) otes on a double
spm mnneuver rambled .for 45
vnrd:; and n score. The kick wns ~~,,~,~~/!u~~5
0,:~ ~; ~=:~ Long ball a's Great Passing
All·conft.•rcncc gu d,
Samcra, bolsters the Bcngo]
along wit.h lhree-yt.•ar
rangy bomburdi<'r !rom Twin Ron Anderson, nt right BruN' Longballn past~ nn nir-K f LC G •d v • f •
mntl deU\•cry to Dick Walker ey 0 Tl lC OTleS
before the hnlf ended nnd the
score stood 28-14 at t111• dl")·mgBy Chuck Glbb
Aft• r ur lduallon and Uncl~
Snm hod ~·tricn tcd a healthy
Lract1on of the 1950 champs,
Conch Joe Huston wmced in dis
may at the remnants and new
additions pr~st•nt on Fisher field
at opening pract1cc th1s scnson. Foils. Idaho. Thus circumstances Samcrn, a barefooted
pro\'lded a big change in t he -'f,_,,m Hnwnii. plays a
1951 LC offensive attack. but ern type or game with
not in the outcome o( a majority your patty-pat tackling.
•
good and the mvade.rs heJd the
first ad\•antnce.
Wllh l·Hl remnrnmg m t h c.:
stnnzn John Gordon. \\ho hnd
hunscU n !u:ld dn). drove to the
l-inch 1m. (how close can you
cet') but n penalty put the ovnl
back to the 10. From thts mark
er, Cnlcy Cook slithered his way
for the TD. Gordon's kick, the
:fust of six to come, wns true and
the gume was even-steven.
A 92-:rard march higliligbt<.-d
LC's second stx-pomtcr. Cook. out penod.
The third qunrtt:r \\CIS n grunc
of see-saw as both teams churned
the turf to n goc•cy mess. In the
fmal st.anza, n C-1 bobble on the
12 resulted m another TO. Cook.
on n pitchout trom Longbnlln.
meed around nght end ond hnd
h1s t:tll} made, only to fumble
the shppcry PIGSkin In th~ end
:wne. But Johnny-on-the-spot
\\'all Stephens poun(:C() on 1t nnd
the S:CON.'bonrd rnng upp an addi
tJonnl seven pornts as Gordon's
try-for-pomt s:ull'd throu~h the
updghts.
At 4:15 p.m the v1Sib1llty grew
o bnd that the st.adium flood
ltgbts were turnt.>d on. W1th fog
hovermg over the green turf,
Longballn completed the day's Gone was the powerful cxpcri
(·nced ground attack and line-• bustmg bntklicld. In their place
wns n galaxy o! speedy ball-tot
ers. sure-fmgcn:d ends and a pnir
or nflc-nrmed quarterbacks,
Bruce Longbnlla and Dtc.k Voll.
Voll's presence \\'3S u neces
sity nt the defcnsive snfety po
sillon. leaving the -duties of of
fcnswc field generol mostly rest
ing on the wide shoulders of thc of the scores. son stands sax rcl't four
Aflt.•r a shaky start against weighs 202 pounds. Need
Snn Francisco State. l.ongbnlln be snid?
began plopping aerials into the Line coach, Babe
nrms of eager LC reccavcrs With welded his charges mto o
gr.nti!ymg repetition. At mid-midnble group' of men who
.:cason the rangy 180-pound held their opponents to n
prass-mnster led the nntion in 125 pomts in licven l,'am1•
touchdown pass completions, nnd Pionct:rs huve rolled up 220
hnd mnnngcd to hnul hJs 6-foot ters in seven contests 10 ('•II
frame into pay dirt a timt.• or two to the Iduho t.otal or 130
on hts own. More important than Both teams nvernge ab
U1is, he achieved Ute $kUI of de-pounds in Uti! line on~ Ci~
t·cptlve play-calling, nnd only .,tarhng buckfu~Jd U\'t.'rag
once hos the Omnge and Black pounds.
:orne oft the field wit11 Jess than Conched by Johnhy Vcssl:!l
LC Women lo Compete ivc touchdowns on their side Bcngnls will be sllghlly ~
I S T T the ledger. dogs an the game tomorrow, Two Dozen Hoopsters Drilling Daily nGr bix-. earmsplasohuln~~eUylts, Longbulln wns an all-nround PJonccrs ore hoping for a
_ athlete nt Bend high school, the Pear bowl game on In Preparall.on for Comt·ng Schedule gals. ?nd prepare ~or a Slrenu- where he drew state-wide attcn-her 24 and. uccording to
ous mght of exercu;e at Mnryl- twn as n prospective passing reports, Conch Joe Huston
Although the sports pages still prisingl\· enough, nestle at the hurst on November 15. grenL Since commg to LC, he on trotting out his best
f._ature the Sf'Jdiron highhghts. bottom or the hoop. Action is slated for the swim-has played vnrs1ty rootbnll, basc-m ordl'r to mak<' nn
bll!lkctbnll at LC has begun to Lisk'Ci below are the names or mm{: pool nnd the table tennis bull and was a member of last showing.
unnll at.s tnll!nt :for the 1951-'52 the players who nrc turning out courts. CompctaUon will be fur-season's frosh bnskctbnll quln·
camplllgn by getung in some for the varsit:r and frcshmnn nished by the gal-teams 1 rom tet. Dcsp1tc hlS nthletlc prowess,
early practice SCSSJOns. squnds. Letterml'n arc andicatcd Reed, Linftcld, Pnc1hc, Wtllam- l..on,::bolln is preparing !or a fu-
Und(:r Lhc observant eyes of by bold fncc. cttc and Mnrylhurst . tun~ m the licld of business ad-
head mentor Eldon Fax. Uw squad Varsity Freshmen Typical of the races Qn top for m1mstrntion rathl'r than conch-
of 24 has b<.'en dnlling on the John Fun Ron Carmicltn••l the night is the lighted-candle ing.
··cumblementnls" of p n s s 1 n g, F'rank Crove Chuck Bonnndo cvcnL Eat.•h contestant w11l be Anyway, wilh two years of
dribblmg, shooung and ball Charlm; Hudson A. Stephenson handed o llghwd candle after she gnd wars nhead o{ him. Bruce
handling . FIX for the Hrst ttme Don Paulson R. Cunnu~ghom is 111 the water. The obje-ct IS to seems a comch to leave his mark
ln ll easoos of basketball, ad-Duane Rasmuuen Ph1l Glcb swam or flounder to the other in the P1oneer hnll of fame us
rruts that tlus lear's terun hns Ed Reid Ray Hyde end of the pool w1thout cxtin-"Mr. All-Time Arm" of Lewis
more Ol:cr-all spee-d thun hod any Mill Schroeder Frank Mallory guishing Ule cnndle. nnd Clark football history,
previOus qwnteL Employmg n Ken Senas Len Zimmerman ~--...;_---------------------:...:....---:
:rast-brenkinc style of bnll, Fix Low Wahl Henry Sampicr
will oonccntrate more on getting Paul Nordatrom Jim Qu1ck
the bnU down the floor than on Bor.t Stoiu
setung up ploys. Jim Kraus
Smgllng out indh·idunls, he Hemry Johnson
V..'DS particularly hi g h on the AI TuU1o
work of Gary Jackson, Ute frc&h·
man blue-streak from Jclferson H
rugh school, who hns looked ex-eller Embarks Today
c:epUonalJy Good in daily sweat-Fo Idaho InvJ"latJ·onal outs. Only a• yenrhng, Jackson r
at the present time occupies one Star crt---country runner R 1
of the varsity tentative starting der HeUer ... mbarks tOday for un
guard J)03ttions. Ron Cnrmichncl. Jn\'lt.aUonnl meet at Pocatello,
another !.rosh, has gomen.-d con-ldnho, tomorrow .
SJdemble not1ce Wlth hil driv- HeUer will represent Lewis
mg hoop..dc-dec s.hots thnt. lfUr-and Clark lD the fourth annual
SHIRTS -HATS -'I'IES
"' I. w.
Ken's Barber Shop
Jf•aturlrtlt a Quick JWrcut
Hot'~ ec:n Cln:I!Jiea lnvU."!UOnn1 lnterscholasttc cross
country chnmpionslups in t h c
BengaJ's Spud bowl. Medals and
ll"ophies nrc o!fercd as prizes to
lhc winners and runner-u ps.
The Pioneers hove competed
m only one m<.'Ct this acnson, in
v.:h1ch LC rnn o poor second to
t1 strong Portland univ(!n;ity
\cam. HeUer, handicnpped with
11 cramped leg muscle. ran :>ee
ontJ to Portland coach-runner New Burlingame Morkel
Food Lockers
Quality Meats
Groceries •
•
Garden Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
L,ow Competitive Prices -Everyday
Plenty of Parking Space
Phone Circle 8989 Please Scan, Ski F
Th~__ llrst kung class
held Snturdny, November
10 a.m. on West Cludc by
berllnc Lodge. The bus will
from the campus nt 7 a.m. It
pick up passenger s at 7:
front of the Trnilwny Bus
on Salmon str~et, 7~·15 at
39th nnd Powell and 7:55 at
and Powell. The bus WLll
from TJmbcrhne for Po
between -1 and 4.;30 p.m. n.m
may ride the bus for $1
trip.
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Btll Pcndlt'ton. Reider will be 1125 6th Av•r 1J.45 6th A
competing ngainst som,. of the 12 ,,. •
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18. WOII
1dCUS
cur tal
)lour
aodn n
Lat the lJ
1og1cs
rc>ecnt
nfl
nlle(l C
p(JinlS
h;t, tl tl
cducnt1
pro-Ru
went
hns b• e
1vn Com
uw, I ht
. mg to
ns l
whnt lht
the ~"<!Ill
n sold o
l)O\' IS.
neglect
this n1
""'"'II tlll,
I\'N1nlll! r 16
Log (
The Doghi
nnmc Co
future. s
nomcs
lO tak
fo
the ·
~ tc) guth
collt.'8
doggy
IS a
aardu
IUD\', Bent
-ye
nl('n,
13 Morgan ltmbor
• I
leas
raga!
tt of
eyburn,
tmr.ers
=>ioncer
1downs
rushing
Conn era
that the
~k cnn
~uard,
c Bl!ngB]
1ar let
right
'oted
ll
with
cling.
t four
N~d y, Novcmbor 3. 1951
News &
lhe Editor:
,,,.itlntly, U r• !GIOn dl•pnrt-
hnd rts n gut•st pculter f•Jr
""''ea· of at.<~ clnss• s n man hv
nome of .h'l'liiTIC Dnvjfl Thall
wus inlrt•dun·4.1 l•1 the
'-''~ tJB nn cmlnl•nt Christian
hn,•mg Just cnmc I rom
w11~ gulna to gl\'t' u!l
adCIIS ctf llfp lll'hanrl I h t•
curtnln. ln,tP.ari he spent
hour spewing nnta r•at pru.
andn und snrcusllc remurlt
the Unatcd Stoles nnd ils
logics.
Amcncnn l~CIIln
nrtaclc written lJy the
Commumst Loul Bu
polnts to Dovls ns o prupa-
dL.ct, LJ ovdmg an religious
cducnlaonnl circles, PI coch·
pro-Russaon arcurncnt.s, 'rhe
went on to stat•' thul Dn·
l1US b••Cn 0 membPt o( 50
Communist frunts.
, T hnvc no objection to
•nmg lo lhl•.se t<•lluws spc:ak,
us l luaow who thr•r nrt•
what they oJ·e. But it secrns
th~: r•·lll(ton dcpnrtmcnt hus
sold u b11l nf goods an thas
Davis, or for some rcnson,
neglected tu give the NlU·
ts thas anfurmntaon.
Jam Tumlin
Top Cub Scribe
0'0 l) t' I r'l u: >I nr Views
• \'nl nvlntJoo cadet tr1unmg pao·
grnm to tnl••rcsted men.
Chid Flschca mny 11c contncl·
cd from 9:30 n m. to 3.30 p m.
An npplleunt must bt• unmnr
ricd nnd be willing tu n>mnin so
until mad nation f11.1m 01gh\
lrrtlning .
Othc1· ess('ntiol qut•llfiCilllons
Cor candidotcs nrc lhf' pnt~sins n(
:1 rlgad physlcDI cxamin.Lia•m,
20 20 VISion without glnssr·s and
motlvouon for lllght, llll detc.rm
lncd by H sclectaon bollrd or Ntt
Yfll oHacP..rs rrom 1 he reserve
troinlns unit an S••attlc.
Those ncc~pted will be t'Ulled
to Lrninmc wath1n four months
dote of ucccotnnc
'Fresh' Theme
"Getting P • nul wos t h c
theme that wos cnrraed through
out the thirt«:\·nth nnnunl (.'OrJ·
fcrt>ncc of lh~> Pacahl' Northwest
Personnd Management nssoci
utaon lwld nt the Multnomnh ho
tel on Nov••mber 1, 2 nnd 3,
'l'hrnughout the convenlton
such personal lupics nbout llw
mdavidual; employee attitude
und morale; responsibility one
Cor nnothl•r, nnd industnal pence
nppronchcd through the personal
pence ur the indivadunl. PIONEER LOG Page Fin
From Eggers Easel:
EggerS Horsin 'Around in Class
Fancies Nag Given First Degree
By Paul Egg or ltcnurt: n.s prcs1dcnt of IA!wls ond nn honnrory dcg1 cc lQ n hOI"'iil". •
'l'hc ft'uturc pagt• of nny news-Clnrk college, he hnd been fnr-1 F'et1turc pag<' nrtlclcs ~nn 1!10
pnpcr should scrvf.' t1!'1 u placl• tunntc enough to hUYt! the hon· ~ontnin m•W! nboul 1111.cre ting
for the l~nttu~rlng or out-of-the- or of liWordmg ~'V• raJ such d·~-thmgs thnt hr1ppon tu mcmb• ro
ordmnry foctJJ. Il must contain grcc! Tht-rt!capienLS h:wt• Jn. of the stud•·nt body. A very good
tntcrl!litlng ne~s or 11 nnturc eluded outJitondmg men nnd orhclc could b(' 1,A,'J"Ittcn about
whach might otherwise not be women in t.tll wolktl or llfl· •rtull Wdlnrd Stephen nnd how he
brought to light. In this wny n WllJ the fm;t tmtc, however, that bnnlly tlCored 1 touchdawn .,ft r
Icnture page cnnnot only be In-he had t:'Vcr been ohle to oword ph;\·mg tootb'lll for 1.3 yean
If' resting, but also r•x trcrnuly
cducntumrd
An excellent uxnmplc or whnt
"ould he slluubl£" rmght br a
story concf!rnang whnl has hap.
pcn 1.1 In t h c 1Ct'enl monthlv • convu<'ntlon The foliO\\ ing i11 a
lyplcnl f'Xfllllplr! of the k.Jnd of
nrlldc whach might appear on
1 hIs z;ubject.
"At th•• lrua monthly convocn
Lion hcltl an the (:(JlJcgc ~ymnn
slum (In Tuesday n horse was
the guest or honor. Dr. Odell
prc!wntt•d nn honomry doctor of
dlvmaly degree to thas noble ttni
mul whach hns giv<•n long nnd
faithful Servin• I•) thr• Pnlatm••
H Jll fi n• de p:n tmf'n l. Th~ hor~e I
wus now bemg rctlrl!d to n h•l
sure li(c o[ pnstur:~g~ .
In nwnrda~ the honorary dl'·
gn!••, Dr. Odell gave n s h o r t
speech. He nottJ: I hot during his --
Caccia, slac trnnsf~r from Eastern Before this management J:mup,
Lcwas und Clark C1J!Ieg1• was rep·
rcsl·nted by Dr. U. G. Oubnch,
prtlfessor of politacnl acu:ncc. In
his spcl:lch "The Amenc&n Way,"
Dr. Dubnch told or how the
"American Way'• was achieved
by those with a pioneermg spartl
and by great struggle. He urged
every c1tazc:n "To gave more time
l(l government!" Cartozian Nabbed
For Shop Lifting anto n
en who
r v(;
lghtly
or row,
for a
on
ng to
ius ton
best
QS.,<; w
bcr
de by
IS will
a.m. II
at 7:
Bus
·45 at
1:55 at
wall
r
m.
r $1 Collcgo of Education,
lending LOG cub reporters
1tmg comp••tatton walh 80
•h, .. or prmtcd copy at mad·
tcr. O'Dny is n sports
Iter.
n s~cond plnca is He~ bl'rL
holldcr., cx-Lmculn high
1ter. with Chuck Chnrnquu;t,
mC'r Bt"nson Tech cditoa·. und
nn Stephenson, lust year's
editor ut Rn11scwd1 high,
~llh• licinp for thu·d plncl'.
nk Mid Terms?
'hu•t H L. Fi. ehcr, US Naval
Rcscrvf' Training Unit from
Nnvnl orr slttlaon in Senllle,
shington, will bl~ un campus
vPnHuor 16, to present the Nu-"It is the day-lo·day bchnvaor
m our own indur.trial backyRrd
betwt:cn the individual worker
thnl wJII mnke the Bill uC Raghts
moa~: thnn an ordannry piece or
paper "
-
Book Circulation High
Book ti.cculahon ~or oul Hie
usc reached the highe!t figur\!
an the history of LC. Perhaps
'iludents are neglecting lhetr so
ctal hfe
Log Columists in the Doghouse
By Elaine Micbaol and Herb Scholder
Doghouse" "all bt a bel-anp to k(·cp !>aad bnll awny from
nnmc for the snat'k shack in said dog. The devotees of this
future, since numerous dogs ~port engage an a few rounds
nomes neor lhe campus de-~Jvcry afternoon m front of the
to take up quarters thcrt.' gym.
~COJsons Cor Uus ClllllllC allen- One accomph!lhment of t h c
may be to gel an out uC the game. oompnrnblc to muking n
ather, but rno1c probably to touchdown in football, as letlang
ume udbits round on t h L' the dog sinl( his teeth deep mto
and handed out by d 0 g nne t.•nd o( the football, Inking
Perhnps some or the dogs hold ot the other I.'Od of the bnll
mnn hJVl•rs. Maybt• lhl~Y hnn~ with your hands u n d flipping
,unci the "cnl und drink pol r4•mc, with dug attnched, once
" h • 1 over lightly in thl• nir. Thas is · tn gut cr such ante hl':t.•ncc guaranteed to bring you plaudits only collt•gc studt•nts can vwe rrom the \\'Ul<'hing crowd and
gave th~.• dog a broken bock af he
dog~,;y visrtoas vary lo u is stupid enough tu let go o! has
extent in saze nnd breed. end of lhe ball. When lhc sun smalcs on the
Oregon tourisl, o nalivc son (of
lllin01s) Hn1g 11! Cortozinn, f)osh·
cs n mouthful o! pearly white
lc!cth an worm npproval.
But when ll nuns. the darkest
of dark clouds seem snowball
white to the gloom nnd trrckling
teons in his sudden~ eyes.
Hnig, you SI'!C!. is a member of
the Multnomnh Chnrnbcr of Com
IMrt'P. lie spends CiVl' cloys n
wc"k promoting the Multnnmah
!'hopping ccnt~r thcrebv putting
into pruct.icc whut he is s\udyang
ut LC. •
As secn.lory of the Multnomnh
C oC C llnag hopes to give the
shoppang nrcn n hfl that will b~
notaced by the right people.
The Chamber of Commerce 1S
n legnl way of "shop hfting." •
Quartet Attends
Brain Blow-Out
The o cnpt"lln choir needs it.s
pitch ptpc no mor~l Now. some
of the college's mole rnusacianr
can substthnc with their coke
bottles!
It is n C:~maluu !'Ct•ne to sec
music mt1jors, Doug Dnll. Lynr
1'enlkt•, B o b Hum!, u n d John
Swtn~tle sattang in the llhnck dUI··
ang 1h111r lunch hour pitchin~
cokl· bottles. No. tht•y aren't
thrnwmg Uacm, they 111e blowmg
on them to crL•a\1! fl supposedly
normunious quartet.
Tht sc tn tented coke-bottle mu·
is a toy collil·, an ovt>r
rwn aardnlc, o lrtsky boxer
HeothcliCf, LC's mn;;cot,
others of douhtful bulh.
)'c fot•s of vivisection!
nuw menncc tha en tens the
uf dogdom. Another w u y of shllwing 11acinns pr.tctlec thear lheory nnd
adeplm•ss at the game ls 10 pnss honnony lessons quak• faithfully
the ball from your right hand to doy in nnd _ dny out on the sort
yuur lt•H behind vnur bnck, In •lrank contnaners, sevenths, fifths
tront tlf yoursetr "nnd then be-l an~ other musrcal chnrds r!out
twt•en yt.tUr l~gs. Sometimes the whasthng on the nar to the cars
aug, who is not ns amurt 119 you, of the lunchrng student •
mny mistake onto of your honds rFor the anformotion of ttl1 who
for the ball, but then, v.'e oil ore antcrl!!ltcd, a rokc hotUc 1~ only equipment rvqu~rcd
this spurl is cmc !outbull, one
and two or three oblc-budit>d
men, lh~ pramc objt•ct bt•·
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"Oh doarl! Paul '--· b · 1 ... wrtttng anot er arl1c: •·
Animal-Vegetable-Mineral
What the Heck Isn't It?
By Tom O"Day
Is it a typ( uf jun1•lc monster"
•.. no ••• Is it one of Lhose
new ternble military weapons?
•.• no ••. then It must be •.
a car?
You've probably seen cut
down Modci·T's, h o p p c d-up
roadsters and bent-around JDIO·
pil.-s but until you H!C thas ··car"
you haven't $ecn nnylhrng A
connoi~cur of autos would tell
you thnl thas auto is composed
ot a 1930 Model A, o 1923 Model
T road:;ter, nnd u lot of hord
work. ll is pamlcd o corucrvn
tivc chnrtrcusc In honor or
Churchall.
Our story really begins wht!n
cvcml LC students alone wllh
dcs1gner Juhan Bonkht:nd, Uni·
verslly of Portland, dccaded to
C()Jiaboratc on the buildmg of n spor'-'lcr's dehghL Julian pro
VIded most oC the loot and lnbor
along with c:hael nsststant Cbuc:k
Dnrhng, seruor.
Then came lhe crisLS m Korea.
Juhan found out thal Uncle S3m
needl>d htm. Being a re.gula.r fel
low, he JOined up. Before he lett,
he otrcrcd to sell the title Cor
the .. cnr" to Chuck for one dol
lar. Chuck is nnother regular
fellow, so he accepted.
Now we fmd thtS hall-breed
machtne on LewiS and Clark's
campus. 0"-ncr Darhng Is sel
dom !iccn crowding h.u> sax-tool
rour-inch frame mt.o the spactous
mtcnor or the sportst\!1', Oddly
cnuugh his \\,fe pr.•te.rs thmr
nl"'Wcr ?ontaac for ridmg tO
wnrk.
"Oh, well.
spare buck." has anyone got a
We Wont A Shutler Bug!
Any snaphappy ..guy who Ions to take p1ctura will do. Flit
inJo the LOG office for O.O.T. and crumpets wblle w~ d.isc:uu
yo\ll' unreuonable demand for money.
H~ who len1 a hand can tako
campus. hoy·floy. a shot a1 lhe well known
Let'a see what de•elops.
LOG {Picturc.less) StaU
Hollywood
General Insurance Agency
Low Auto Rates -18 to 70 yrs •
GEORGE A. HASKELL FLOYD AUSTIN
Oo Campus
31i05 N. E. Broadway TU 4946
~~-------- ·--------------~·~--------' PIONtE:R LOG friday. November 9,
• • • e 1g1on1n ee ovem -
Rev. Laurence Nye lo Address
Convocation Assembly Monday •
Repercussions of Aiom Bomb
Evident in Symphonic Orali Pmpomtmg the '' cc.k's theme. ''You nnd the Cha islmn w I~ .. Dr. Ln\1J1CJ11.:(' E N\ c. ffillliSir-r or th~ Fa~t Metlwchst
cluut'h, "111 ~p\ nk ou "\ ou" rlurmg lhC' (I n.m. com·ocnt acm,
NO\ (.mber 12 in the ID m The hvmb thnt fell un Hu·oshmu\ ulsu r(•ckcd A1
'\f~~,\ 'P The fi1sl musical mtc.a(ln)l.ttion ol Lh1s g1go~utac lnculcut ~ J-.., I i' fc:nturod in the \'csp~ t· sen act•s to Ul' I wid m the llt: ;~m t ' lu pl'l· tnt pllS·
t , ' '' 1 t h 1 '' Hl£ ll ckf,.'l'\!llnd m • • L e .Memrmnl chnpd, Sundny. Nowanbet• II ot 7·:w p.m.
huteh rcltth:d "nrk Ht t"rml•r·
I t:d ron r ll •n an Hn\ r
hall M lchu~ tts nd 1\'ln\nc • lh• Rt•llgron In I~lfc week pr,, R ,_..: Includes 'Chats' next \\('ln I Q M • • t f T Jk Roborl Stolua, m<'mber ol Mmnt t
Dr ~' n: ... 1\ d ht •
cb n ~ \\ Snunr d1 1011 l•d b) regon J.1DlS ers 0 a •tu•l<'dl•putrnrnl.comJ
d lll uc L P£ 1k r \\111 bo.: held [ F D .J A bJ• om· t ptmlst, "111 pr Ntl
no MhndlH lhr IJ h 1'hu ,, (t ~ n our Ol y ssem leS lllU ll'CJI nt 'I PI I•Lion If IJ
n n n t , k an th d Ll\\ m r h R nn H g, dmn ymp nt~
Rc\·. Laurczu:c Ni·o
r t\ n nnd hu S..T B from
B l n unl\ ~'' H~: '' u
~ 'archd o doctor of dJ\lmQ d ••
b' Wdl~mtth: unl\ ctsll'\'
J 1938.
Ft m 1940-45 Dr: N~ c \\til dt·
1 ctor f Um\ f'n:rt\· l..f( nt t:ltn
n pm AH::nuc c.burchh, Mmnc
llJklh member of lht-Nallon·
n 1 CounCJl nr church~: • h(' ot
ttndl'd Lh Me~h·•dJSt Ecumcnt·
c 1 oonfcr.:nce m Oxford, Eng
! md, thu; year.
Presbyterian Worker
To Interview Students
From;. s Bnll. or the J){'r.iOnncJ
d partmc.>ut of lht:: Boaa·d o! Na
hann1 Mtss1ons Of the ~b) ter
on chureh. USA. ~' sll be on cnrr
pu Mond ). NoH~mbt:r 12. to u:
t• n 1 \\ stud nt.c; antercstcd In
Uk 'arJCt) or opportum t1 in
n uti! the church tn cit) nnd
turnl areas. Four promlnc nt c•hur<'h lrnd 1 tht ('r111on t 'PIC o t 1-.: • Th Bomb Th t 1• t• 1 nn A
rutlm •r p lim 1 n , r rs ,u·c chcduh d to p •nk In L\) M l\noupp p ~\tit of lh t n ' t: udu t It: I d l tj.l r lh< h "' I c p b t
n mblt<>s Tucsdn\ throu rr Ho t:Wn\ tllnrntmll) rc ~ ('rt II \\II) I>•"• "II his I, no R ' md Ma n L Pru d 1 d r "' '" dn . In lhf' cnmpuc lh ntcl at m t hurch l1 i . du: u c <•r n th&c"" tudt nt .,St nh H tl, l I IIIlO I h r ll P< OC'c Me m - d d 1": ,.... ...
I I P ..... b' t unn chun h . Mar c.hcdul d hours. 10 o m We ne n WUh rn 0\\ II n I \\'till 1111
.... Th(' Re>\ HN h rt J Dor n A ~ndunte of Tt>nnt c' d nut 1nd th ('hrt 11'" H• m ·• 1 I II 19,1 R l'I\C <~ dt mntlt' tt:>ll ln~.t pa tpr of the F'tf";l ?rc: b\ tcr Ill M n \11 e co ('gc In -s , {'\'· p
1m Mt E: the 11
1 "all bt dl u 1 '' 2 30 3 30
.,tmt-ch or Vnncou\·cr. Wu hln~.;-en nd Knoupp "ru n f;pcclll p ch nrtJ an 1 u lor hruo
t• tn. Mond..t~ lhl'oUJ;:h 'l'hursd \ • lt•n, \'lll pn•·1•· on "''-'a•J nr1d Ute \ upon!'< m tructnr wath till
• ' ~~" • • \\llh I be tudcnt.: In ndnptht \n wcr nt 11 n m. 1'u£'. dll\ A nnny ptlor to has t'ntr:ancc In ·cocltnr. of the po
1 m 10 mil
Sfllduot<' uf the Unh' niU) of J1146 t • the UniClrt 'T'ht'olngwnl
Re•. Sam Ll!o
"Ll\ m~ CL.<; n ChrUittnn in To
do\ Wortd' •~ lhc th£'mc of llw •
'( rrunnr tu b~ lt:d from 3 30-4:30 Orcr.on sn H131, lh:\'tm::nd 0 •llln f'ntlnfln·. Nc\\ \'ot k
nth nncd MrCormtck Tht l•lugh•nl lll \\'ll:i ~rnduotcd with o H D.
• mmnn In 1934 cutd \\ •l" •rudu-degn:c 'I'hc Community chut('h
nttd \\1th a bnchdor or dl\ inlh n( Wt ~tfil wn..>~ lu· mtn• It> 1
d b'1 L'l urt ht Portlnnd 1\1"1"1\ nl '" J!l50
'l'hundll\' nt I I n m • Dr Ro~
A F(.'<IJc, pastor of llw Rn <.:11}
l\tt>lhodt t <: h u I'(' h, will spcnk
m · Yuu nnd Tomorrow." Dr
1-'cdJl' i'rVtd tluc • ~<m in th
Mt•rchunt l\1tulnc.> hefllt\! ntl~nu
mg D •kohl We lcynn uni\'CJ"Sity
rn M1tchdl, Sou\h Dokotn.
I Hi! thl'n nttended Untvcrs1t~
Ttwologlcnt school wht't c he wac;
Ct old UIJ led in Hl23 l)r ~o·cdjc
~cn•cd os religious dtrcctnr of the
:;cornon's bmnch of tht' YMCA
m Brooklyn, Nt•w Yol'k, In Hl46
he I'I!'~CIVl'd hts doc:torntt • at Wrl·
lnnu~ll· · unlvcrtlity. p m , Tut•~do' throuJ;h Thut ·dRJ
b' Dr fh.•lcn F \\\ t onct the
Rl"\' 1' Sum I.cc R••vcro.. nd Lee
u; pastM l'r Tutuilln Presbytt•rinn
church, Pcndlclnn, Dr. West IS ____ R_o_v_. _L_y_l_o_K_n_o_u_P_P __ _
the \\ JfC of Dr D. K. \\'est, PllS·
tor of the Ml!dlord Farst Prcsb~·· Dr. J:o•t.>dJc hns bcl'n in Oregon
ft•r 20 \'~·ors whh mm1stncs ot
R:umer, H~•od RJVcl und Astttl'lll
bl'furu coming to PorUand lost
June.
tei"mn church
Norris Enroute South
To Registrars Meeting
Walllnm Norr . ..cJ •
trnr. left ThUJ sdoy hy cnr for
Snnlll Burham, CallromJa, to at
tend th'-! PnctfJc CoAst As:;octn
uon of CoJJegllltc Hcg1 trnrs No
v~mbcr 11-14. Churches in Dickson nnd U1··
bnnn, Jlhn01s, were among his
ru-sl pnstornte s. He came to his
prt!..~nt
ago 1,:ongregat10n two yenrs
"You and the Other Fellow" Closmc the ~tssembly schedule
Fnday at 11 a.m.. the R1:\'.
Dwnync L.. Proett will speak on
"You and Christ " Rt.• is pastor
of 1 h~ Klnmnth Fulls Pt.•nce Me
mona! Prcsbytcuan church. Preceding lhe main porti r
lht vc •lter ( 1 \'1cc, Rnll&gh
\'Jckl.'t "ill ttlor n 15-m
dttm • con< c11 on the:' os·gnn
Jnl'k J~.:nn1n~ \\ill
crtpturt 1e numg nnd the
Jl I I f IJH~ prog1 Dnl Will bt-
IH duccd by Pnt Ronls Cl
The musical composHion
StClll1'1' 1 In thJ et: port-. nnd
l the mood lor th · th1 c n
ffil n!J of Ht•rm. nn ll1antltr
poem. Ho "«'lorn c:amposcd
\'mphl)nJC 1 o~m lnunedln tc))
ICI\\·ln~ the r •• t~(ul bombtn
H 1ro:shlmn.
Borh mustclnn nnd poll
"135 rmllinn AmCJ Jt•nns
oJke blind m('n mto the
01;c" In scnrch of n b(•tl• r
-whcH• cvt!ntunlly Ute soul
mon rs mml' pow•·rful than
atom.
r-·ull(lwlng lhc \ cspcr s~
n the chapt•l the Chrnpus
F'cllowslu p will hold o
In the dl"Dwma room or the
line mnnor. Rcfr ••shmcnts
be sc1 'cd nnd spcuken; nnn
bcrs or the ReligiOn In Lrfl'
comm1ttee wlll bl' present
wclconw tho ,. who ottend
1.!\'Cntng program.
M.c Ball \\ill be ll\'nn&blc for
tntt'l'VIc\\'S m Palatine manor,
s m 22
l\1((; tms wJU' t h (' C!lmpus
\ lUlh fcllO\\ .ship, Sht.: \\ tU diSCUSS
the pre nt da'· nccdi and oppar
lumtte~> Jn naLronal mass1nn •
The croup wdl mcct thas .Sun
dn.) No\·~ mbe.r 11, tn ttv back
rtJOm of th,., cr.fctcrJn at 5:45
p Ill UlJiU:ad or Pctlat In£' rn nor Norrts waU nlso nllt!nd t1 ~
gwnnl conference of the College
Entrance boord, to wh1ch Lcwas
Rnd Clmk was recent I~ \ Ol<'d
nH:mben;lup. Onl,) other Norlh·
\\ e t t'Ollcgc member nrc Heed
nnd Y.'httmnn . l'lcforc 1 durmng
to th~:> campus, Narr1s \\Ill VISit
coll.:-gcs tn the Lo5 Angel<' nrco Church Leaders to Offer Advic
On Private Religious Prohle~-
Pef"S()nul counseling on rcligi-;:>artm cnt of tlw leadership ttatn
ous problems will be offcr•·d to log ~>chool nt LP\\'IS :tnd Clurk.
students by lh£' Rc''· nnd ~lr~. WJic ol tht• mmistcr of tht•
Dwayne 1~. Proett, Dr. Ho lt•n fo'.
West and the Rc,·. T, Sam Let•
Monda,. thwugh Frtduy.
R~;; VCilmd Procll rcce1 vcd h 1
R A. dc.grct• frorn Mldlnnd cui
Jcgc in Fremont, Nl'braskn waLh
n maJor '" mustl' and n mmor m
•pct~h . He atlcndt.'<l the Snn
Frnnc111eo Thl:!ologu•al semmnry,
San Anselmo, Cahfornao, f1 om
1945 to 1!)49 ond wns J:rnduatcd
with an M.J\ and n ltD dcgn:c. f1rst Presbyterian church tn gmdunuon f•om the Lou
Tlwolog1cul Sl'manary, he wns
Sl{:OI:<l liS 0 tnJSSIOOOI ')' nt
Srmknno• I ndlnn r·c.scrvat ion.
F'nr lhP HI I {our y~.;JII"S
• h nd Lee hiUl bct•n Pflslor fll
Tutuilln l'rcsb\'tcJmn dwn:h • Pc•ndlcton when' lw has
• New Burlingame
Founloin
ZOe
30c
Sc
Complete F ounlain Service
•
• Dur!nc hts St!mwnry y('nrs tu'
wrnked as o muu ter o1 musac at
the Prcsbytcnnn church m M(n·
lo Park, Cullforniu R .. vcrcnd
Pro<'lt wru; or daln••d LO I he gospel
msrustry in December, I !H8.
JncqudlnP P1octt begun her
collcg,-. career nt Wnync State
TcochPr'S t)()ll•'ge, Wayne, Nc
brltll'9 She 1:0n1Jnued hcr Sl u
drt'll ut tht• Un1Vers1ly ot Wu;con-
tn, Unh·cf'5ity of N••b1 nsku nnd
S&n f rnncir."o SIBil' college, do.
me ndvnnto•rl wm·k tn l'l'<'lllt\'l'
\\ r rtlng.
Huvlng I a u i h t ''lt~mr•ntnry
t~chc•ol from lll4i to 19•19 m Pun
R••.) ~. Culllormtt, for the lotst
two l\lmmrn:, M111. Proctt h o s
taught for tllc Board of Cha1 .•
tum f'.ducntJon tn th~ nuncsy do--
--~
' u..:d h111 tnJSSiunnt r wnrk \\ •
the lrulluun He i~ ulso nd,•l
to the Youth Prcsuytery of
t:l'rl Otl.'gon.
Dance Committeemen
Needed for Junior Ball
Tht. Junior d.1 s IS £cckmg
1 In preparntaon fur the Swce
bn.ll to h~ held in F1:bnm1 ,\',
Dr. Holon Well
Mt drllt'd, Dr. Hcll·n F. \V{·st hns
don«• mi!UIIunun• wot k in Chinn -for s~vcrnl )'CUI'S with 1wt· huli
bund She prucllcPd gcnernl Any jutiiCll' 111tet csted In u'"'
mg on n comrn1111 ,. tor tJns tla
£hould l:Ontnct Pat Blnkcly
.Jim rJouf, co-t:hultmcn or one
the juntor class oC1tn•1s
Juniors rnlt•r• l~d should
tact t ht•sc pt'Clplo.:
•lblc. ll1l ~;uon ns
1m•d1t:inc, tnught hnnd1nnJt.s nnd r------------
WtiS nn admtnlstrntor for U.N.
rclw(.
.A nuth•c Korean, the Rev. T.
Som [,('•' t .tmc to l h c Unucd
Slnlt•s before World Wur 11 lot• j
furthl'r education Aftt!r his1 •
2021 Attention
Wholt•alt Cllndy
Food Speclaltle1
Jim Hruby Co.
S. E. Belmoni VE ~
t.... ................................... _______ _ avQ
orE
BY.
For the
~n· the
I)Citbnll rn
the chnt
h.N>nd tim
nwnJ
0(1 OVCI
lH' locn 1 l
AI!IO ft•r '
til me<!t
hamplons
tr
led by
from t
uvt.•rw\
gnmc ~
xt."CPl the
'-~"' ,·cd or
wa.o;
of ' Wtldi
ony
crse senti
ons of the
ll'renr~
bv •
squl
• tne-
• 100, n nt
campus
study o
devdo
ren's libra!
A 100-pnti
to the
Chari~ W.
Groham, h
of clement
1ng the add
matl{ln, lhl•
atnted bclq
Board of ~
' At thiS l
bcrs w 111
l'\':tluntion
aubmlt a r~
Whether I.~
l't·ntOI' [or
lor flv£· m
Grades (
Mtd h·rml;
llblc hum
1'ue~d.ty . Sh
for tndtvtdl
lhelr ad vise
Pr11grc.n
~s,
;s
LCflft•
1 wh~·n
s w ldl
llt!WICl.
ill and
1rdagl!·
~r the
surge.
!od and
~w•uy
came.
own f
blc thl·
their
Shtgg
• p pm n
~itrnan
l.'> shan!
·Men
leyh
lS ma,y
c thnt
111 in I
;odd ani .
IC(!.
Will
nbcr
murul
ed
• \'IC\\
lt!S lo
lt•yball
II be
1ural
>pe
• ron
ted Sp.,elnl Edition
Hcll~ion In l.lfl' Week
Bu ,,.,. Gill
• LIBRAR
1
Let God Bo Your Gulde
Tnk~ o Stroll to Chal)t'l
LEWIS AND CL-ARK COt...LEGE: 15 NOT T
TI-JISRfl l
Portland. Oregon, f'rlday, Novomber 9, 1951 Numbor 8
oreign Policy 'You and Christian Way' Theme Dr. Bortolazzo
New Low/ HighlightsReligioninLife Week To Give Talk
perf Avers On Education
Capper-Johnson Says
US Propaganda Lags
\nt• mwrrtollsm md pcne:f.' or<.
p b:J tc t! notn or 1\rn rl c~n
Ill'\. Karlin M Cnpr>N John-
mh;rnnt lonol r-clnllons pro-
told rlt I ego te~ o h pnltc
u (' Noa thwl' t JRC" Jt(·~lonnl
n!LrenCf' bnnqut•l Ia t F rtday
t IIIC Copper Johnson .1111
r twu bn ir prlnl'!plc , nn·
lattll' nd\•c• tl. cd th 11 Arncrictrn
noiiC'Y 1 11\1 I rustl·d IJ.>
powers, c pcclolly in
H pomtl'\.1 nut lh11t tlrcut llO\\ •
often nmiUndl:'l tood
'The d1rricult but
1nkmg of todny.'' he sotd, "t
r.: outcome of bewltdcrm(•nt Dr Julio l
p ,, or th• Do :"'l ;J u:
0 0
r: Vf.: I I h 1
t anQ I t er ('rl
Tc rh r or AmL·rl
n F"r d an Lh
0 Dor\0'11 t
do t d.,. .. ,,. I l
I "'f
It 6
r. • d r
Y.h I
an I p:-1~1
L k
k I
F \W
I p
f on Han rd Unl 1 In
\'will p nk on T hJng
c rcu· ond tl h I r in
ril'm ern •
B~·run K Uln n 111 m t t n mon1e1 fn t c
All Pduc til •n 1 •d• nt rc
dlnlly 10\'Jh•d to tb {If t b n
qu~t or tht r rd1n1:: t
Rob T ) lo pJ • I nt u( I L •.
nd (' o1rk ChOp l f'
tu e T IChl 1"11
Anunl due for m mb rlllu
ua the o g.miz ttl •n wh1 h ln·
Jude m mbenhJp an th 0 c
Edu iltwn A uc1 uon nd t
utionnl E-du • Lion A "A-;IDtl n
" all be rollc tC'd at tbl lin« ~~ It lndtcntc!t n hop~.; thot thl ~
'd •~net o! Amene n ro1cign
will rccelvc new lmp•·tus"
ln <.>Ji:plnining th ~l&nlhcnnl
the 1\.:cent viC'Lory of Win l n
hurchill nnd the Conscrvnt lv
::rh. Cnppcr Johnson rcfe.1 reel A quiei chapel • • • a meditating mind • • • T tc nr w JO arnn
'I:Dilnble \\II 0
M LUIC ror the \ c.nmg w~l b
prCl'iPDtl'd b,) &tty Chl' tnut on
thl* ccJJo and Vu:gmJn Bnor \'D
e lull a stntcml nt modl' by Cover- •.• a lowered hc;od n s1
r Stevenson of lJiano1s nt n rc· h:nt pruyer.
Un1ted Nnunns ('onunlltcc Wuh theJir. lhmw lines l..cwis
ecting in Clucngo, who said land Clark coii~EI<' ~nter UPftn Its
at \\hen ynu • top tn lk 111 g you
much m·nrcr to hghLtnc . Colhecon Sends Girls
C&pp~r-JohnRon sn1d he bl•lic\'·
Churchill Will mnke •'Vt!ry To Attend Worltshop
1 toward C'fllltlnuous m•gn- Cuptunnv posl.l; at the home
lor pcnt:l' hccuuse lnw eennomlcs prnvmcc J:J work3hop
oroc1· nrc as PSHmtiul Cor in· Jasl weekend nl Or~gon Stutc
•mnllonnl hfe ns fo1 nntionnl r·ollcgl' were two Jun.ior home
tewart Holbrook
o Review Book
Popular author and former
mnllst, Stcwnrt H. Holbrook,
HI rcv1cw Thomns Bc•cr':; book
MnU\'lC Occade," tn the
cc library at 3:45 p.m. Fri-
1) November 16.
, ecling that this book has con
n porr.ry tngnifJcuncf', Hol
~k is jntt•restcd in ci\·lng it
I'Ci!ognlhon. The book is
1!\'nluut•on of soc10l condlllo n&
1 lhe lnttc1· pnrt o! the nine·
th century.
Prl'VIous to his lnh~St book,
tie Annie Ouklt•,)'," und • Oth
Hugged People," Holbrook has
rhtcn "Burmnc An F.lnpirc,"
Antholng'l of Northwest
.,_,,._ ' nnd .,Ethan Allrn '' Ht>
wriws fl'nture nruclc!l for
Saturdoy Evenmg Post, Col ,
nnd ESQUII'C.
P ~ ldl nt Morgon S O•lt II dl
\'ercd one o( SIX key congmlu·
l',}' mt•ssagcs during the 75th
tnnl\'t>n:;ary t"t•lc-bro'lion n t th<'
IH•rs1ty of Oregon lo:;t Fri
), November 2 economics delcgntcs, from Col-• heron campus mtcrc.sl club.
Nnney L~apcr wns elected as
Ed1tor of the national report for
,.,c provmcc workshop tn 11152.
Th1s sCI me oCfH'e ''as held by
Nunc·y l\.'hllcr. M:nlor. Cor th1s
l'cnr's prtwance rn~clmg
Allee Peake was chosen niter
nate to the nallonol home eco·
nomics convention to be held In
Atlnntlc Citv next June. She Will •
nlsu be the nomanl'•' from pro-
vmcc 13 lor a nnt1noul orh~-..e
Otht:r o(fu:<!rfl for tht• next year
111"1! pre:ndent, Dolores \' t!hrs,
Washington State college, and
YICC·Pl••sidcnt, Pnt Clark. Ore·
g!ln SL!lte l"'llcgc.
The workshop inl'ludes schools
an Ori.'gon, Washington, ldnho
und Montano and \1. ill be lwld
nt Washmgton State college next
!nil.
LC Science Majors
Take Graduate Work
Th , l LC setcnce groduatcs
are taking ndvnnccd work In
other western uni\•crsatws. annuol ob ervnnot• of Rehc1on In
l..lft• \H•ck, No\•cmber 11-16. A
quiet chnpel . •
whcfltn many cars will listen
o one to the message of the
Sund[ly \'c per 6'c1'VICi', The
Bl•mb lhat Fell on Amcncn. A
m~:dJdntmn mind •••
With w h i c h Lo oons1der
thoughtfully the m c s s n g c s
b1 (lUjht to the campus by t•hurch
leaders 10 thdr <~ddre.o;ses before
con"·ocnt1on and ~embllcs; on.::
which ~·ill contemplau: f•:riously
th(' st•mmars and evening group
diSCUSSIOnS led by the counsel
ors. A lowered hcnd • •
silf'nlly prnymg to lht' Al
mlgbl\ durmg the cnrl~ morn
mg warship crvaccs-n k1ng ror
P,Uldnncc nnd hcl~l, prolccuon
ond care
A silent prayer .•• •
MCered n:> Ute we•'k bt<~iru 10
the Sundny cv,..mng servicc-ns
the "cek close.s tn Uw IICJiy Com
munion.
A r •·Vel cnt heart •..
w h1ch wtll ke p CIS proclou
treasure the words delivered to
It durmc Rchg1on 1n L1fc c•b·
Servance
A.LG
Forensic Squads Compete Saturday
In Northwest Intercollegiate Debate PrJc Cor the
~1.35 per pint . danncr ,., ill l:
Hilken, Harless Leave
For IFC Conference
Bob Hilkcn, president, n n d
Dc~·cy H11rlcss, vrce-pr~idcnt,
will reprcsPnl 11-"C at the Wc-st
~rn Reg1onnl Inu-n-frotcmlty
c:onferc.nre an San J~. C:~h
fomra, today and tomorro ~.
The two lett Wednesday fur
the conference, whu:h Qpcn d
rcsterdny Al leas~ 11 w~ '~":n
coiJ~gc ·~ c-:md c;~ll :~ro
rr>prcscntcd
TopiC! 1or dL.O:CUSSII;!n anclud :
trntcm1ty relation~ ~ ilh colle
To be known as the P1oncer Men nnd "'omen "' 111 compf't · dmlmstrnllon nnd studalt bod;.
toumnmcnl.. LewJs and Clnrk in the some di\'Usion and enc~ the frntemit} nnd 1t o~·u~DJ nnd
w11l sponsor 1ts hrst forensiC' cvn· contestnnt may enter onl)' one pubhc relotions.
tt~l on the campus, Saturdny C\'cnt. Hnrlcss IS a member or Alphn
Novembf!r 10 Pnrtlcipnhoa will Extempore. dcbotc nnu inter-Rho Omcgn and Htlkcn belongs
be hmlted to students without pretivc speaking w1ll b the three to Sigma .t\lpbn S•cmn
pr•'' ious colleg" f!.'l(p('ricncc ln dlvisinns c()ntcstcd. Dl'blltc ques I ~:::;r;rr.;:::;::;:~
events t'ntcu!d, 111on wiU be .. Resolved: 1'hot the ' Cl U a1
Sr.hoolJ thkmg pnrt arc to fur-,}·edcrol Go\•cmmcnl Should Ad I asses as su
nu;h •• )udge lor every two de-opt ll Permnncnt Pl'Qgrnm 01 1 Tho college will noi obseno
bntc lcnms ~nlered and an fld· Wage nnd Price Contro " E"· I Nov•mbc r 12 as a holiday and
dluonnl JUdge 15 rt'C)Uired far tcn1pore spenkmg \\Ill rc \ ulH cJasse' will mHt as usuo.l oa
every four entrilnts in mdwidunl nround the subj ct, "TbtJ Amcr- Mond•Y·
,.Josscs. Qunllficd .s~mor student: aeon Pohucnl Scene"
mny b"' u ed D.ll judga "ll IS ol\HlH cncourot:mg la
talk to nn audience aud nn}onc College Choir to Sing Spring Yearbook
Gets Honor Rate mte.reslcd is urged to :ttl nd"
snid Byron Kclhnm rnonngc.r o~
On ill> rust submission for no
tional )udgmg, the 1950 51 Voyn
gcur hn:. received o firSt-d
honor rnllng by the Associated
Collcgiotc Press or lhl' Un1vcr
s1ty or MmnesOU• school or JOUr
nolism. the forensac teom
Colleges pnrliCIPflhng will ~
Paelfac unlvcnlt\', Portlnnd unl·
"' rs1 tv. Linfield nnd Lewur nd ~
Clnrk. Tentntl\ c cntronls nr
Clork Junior college nnd Unl\ cr
s•tr of Oregon ------The college cho1r, under the
direction of L. Stanl~y Glarum,
\\"111 nn~ Thursdn_ nt 11 n m. for
the opcnmg con,•ocotton of Re
Ligion nnd Life wcelt. Th ., wtll
present "Lo t in th~ N~ht," by
F Mehus Chnstinnsen.
The chutr will also app ar at
the Fuzt Prcsb.,•tcrlnn church nt •
Other nddrl'.St<I'S W~'n' ~avcn by
:epa·r.~~~ntAtavcs Qf tht• late nf
i---kcalon; the stn t<• buarrl of hlch· LeP 01tuglns, June '49, Is work
ing townrd n doctorate m xoolugy
nt the Unlvenuty of Cnhfornlo
ll1s first publication, now ncnr
mg completion. as nn outgrowth
of llPCCIUJ problem WOI k m b\oln·
gy done as an undcrgruduntc un
der Or. l':ugcne Knzlc,rf of tlw
LC bsology dcpartnwnt.
At the University ol Wnsh
tnston B"'mlc~ Dorrtn, June '40,
15 t'omplotlng lll r mnst~r's de·
gilt' In zouTogy. Her stud1es cov
er 'lw f<'cding :md cHac&llve ml!
chnntsms o{ invertt:brnlt'S. Don
old Wh1trnan, June '51, 1s nt Ol'c
gon Stille working townrd 11 mu -
tcr's dl•grt>e in cxpcnmcntnl t'Y
tology. The Voyageur, cd1tcd by Juhn Wallace Studies at OSC
1-'e•GI&on, wns cspecually Cited Bd Wnllncc. dass ,,r l9!il, Is
loa· t xc-cllcnci' uf CO flY" dUn& nuw at ore gun State c:ollcce llo
nnd ter.hmcnl qunJity. m~ gmcluole work for ht nms· 7 p m. Sundny, No\ ember 18, for
the umon scr\'icc of five down·
town churehcs.
On Monday, Nt.l\'cmbcr !!6, lh
cltllll' wall smc :u the ntr bn~ • ~ducat ion; tht.' tuculty ol lh··
llllcgc, its ulumni nnd il$ slud
ho),Jy. n.·. Cldt~ll 8flOkl• for the
of Oregon.
The pnnr.1pnl spcnkcr Cor the
-dny Cl•lc!Jrntton wns Prcsi·
t J.1mcs B. Connnt of Han·-
univcrsity. first-doss rutinc ts the $C('nnd Lers dcgrcc m physics. ln ntidl
hight•Sl gh•,•n by the A<'P, lhc uon to studymg fQr his degree
highc t bcmg Ali-Amcru::nn. he is domg research WQrk for
lntlrumcntul In n~hl<l\'lnC Uti'S \h~ college m th cn~;ln ~.:ring
hon«•r wos the work cf Jcnn Mr-expcrlnuml:tl swllon. He mn-
L on, Trcl Tnto1, Snl)) \'an JO~ In mothemnh«:'S nnd phy
Fleet und Burt Hendcr~ho tt. ics here. New c:ho1r ~Hic\:rs \: ntl\
cl~cted nrc Wnllnc<- Hctd r
president; Betty Habt d. ' cc'
prcsJ(h•nt, nnd Stan! Tro"h"
c.retnl') ·trt'asurer. J anne EUl
was re-oppo.in tcd chot. hbrali n. Pogo 1Wo PIONEER LOG
Th Jl1irror (~/· J'oulh Guest Editorial
Tim mnga nc' nrtaclc, ''The Youngm GcncrJhon," car-1Which Religion Is
ned m the NO\"Cmbcr 5 ISS,te, m'"nts the nttenuon of nil who W h ih L. . ?
[UC mtcr _,ted m 'he \OUth of tlus era. Qff e lVlflg.
1t tackle t.he dtlemnas Cnccd b' tlu genCJ'ataon, nnd fmds
that American \routh 1 :silent, fatnh lie, ~ecu11t) -nundod.
conscn•atn "· gt·m·c. mo~nll~ confu ~. tolc.r•mt of almost
nm tlung nnd blnmcs no o11c fur 1ls trouble~. • • it pH:tu1 es a scne.1 au on brought llJ) by "hot Gertrude Stt~hl
termed the "lost gencratwn.'' nnd und ...... the const.mt meon.
tnnc1es of ''or. dq)re~1on. moral~ dcbuukmg, wm"S-whu~h·
u-cn't-wnn; and disappomtmcnts.
Yet Time sa'~ thnt, cons•dca mg the fe'' standards, 1dcals
nd ..:xnmJllcs gn en b) our ptH'cnt,ll gene"tattOn-) ouths of
todu~ mu:st look bnck to Lhl! dnvs of Bnb,... Ruth for • 11 un
bl •mtshed her{)-youth's morals hrl\'e lmTicd out for beltct
than • n~ one had u rtght to hope.
But be thiS ns 1t rna~. we need to 1-mO\\ where we, the
present gt:nerat1on, stand. Time hos attempted this C"hffacult
t k to p;:1int a portrait of nn entire gcncrntaon~md "1lh
fatr. nlmosl fatherly. understandmg of the young.
It ts a masterful summnf) of ~ ou and the feJlow next
door. of the ~ outru-m Mainl', New York. r"Jouda 01 K01·cn:
f those m read mess for Iran, Eg\ pl or German). By John L. Andorson
!'iomt' '' uuld contend Uml ''I!
arc llvmg m tt • gQdlc$.-t' nee, lhot
"c moderns arc t•sst nlmlly ''lr
rchgiilus." \\\: argue th• <~nt rr•· !''. \\'c lhmk this as n \'t•r ' ' 1'('..
l•s•ou::;" "g~. New t"Cilgtons nn·
pcnr O\'l'lllight. l't'ltgaons wlud1
pn.•mtsc • pence nC mand." which
prorrusc •· the cla It socJt't) :·
whit'h proml!'>(' •••
Usuoll.) the new reUJ:IOns dn
not "m lht•ll \\G.) u~ • rcll~lnn ·:
'I'ht•y USl' more subllc menns,
they offer \t hot modern m n n
thtnl..'1'; he wonl!; unending m
crca:;c of matcrinl coods, power
thut C"<th control the rc nure<> of
the t;m'th • . or other nhm, nr
cscope from the Cc:ns of mm.•1•
tnbl<• fmitudc.
lt can bo argued thnt n mnn' Frtdoy, Novqmbcr 9,
;, " \ : !II . ,,.,,"' . \ W.B.W.
n lnexcusabl > OFf. )11se 1 elJg1on lli ~ hnt he n.-nlly h\·c.
for .. nnd by; what ('()mpcJs
h1m: moth•:ftcs him; lurfls hlrn
on. It mrw be as nebulous u "ad· "Now
fumble a now Worthal-Ju•t Ue back an
ball on th' goal lino.'' \1 I ' ,, 1 . I H.~. I ••
relax-anyono
•
,u.-.tmen t to SOC!cty'' or ns spe-
ClCic a.•• a p1 P!crrcd ancomc bra-
The pa1 king Sttuntmn on C'nmpus JS tl'rr1hlc. ckct or, for thnt matter, '' l'l1n1cc Shackrowd Philosophizes
On Galaxy of Information It J5 nol the pnrkmg nreas-thnt pa·oblc.rn hns bec.n han-GPJ\
dh.d ndnurabh• b,• the traffic commsssion-but the wny in Or ngam ll mn\' bt'-lhis con-
• • lral Mre of thmgs lhnt lt•nlh· \\ htch ::;tudl!nts park thetr cars, csp<:l'inll.) in the scmor ar~u. mnltcr-th~ prnctlcc of thl! pres-
There JS no JUstHtcatJOn for whcehng mto n spot and strad-<.nee of God or dt!dlcnt1on to
dbng the hncs pamted there. Thetr only cone"'' n SL 'ffiS to hl' Truth as N.'\cnled m Jcc;us
g ttinn the c.ar parked and gcttmg to class. ChrtSt.. a~ argued by Pinto or ns
t> ln.sututcd by Einstein. But there are many studCJtl.s who nrdvc on campus a 111-lu thL mnrket plncc of rom-
lie later 1n the morning, who arc JUSt as mul·h in n hua·ry to pctmc .. cods." we hove good rcn·
park and who want to get to clnss: only they have to weep and srln then for n week of Rchg1on
~,;mt. lt is most disconccrtmg to drtvc along and see cars that m Ltic. ln th1s mstnncc we nrc
call~d uPQn to examine With all arc parked three to stx feet apart when a hlllc more care lhc rcsourco.:s avmlabk to the hu-
" ould len\•C ample room for lhl! lalc-comc.t'S. man m1nd and sp1rit "the clnims
Our traffic commisston gh·cs out tickets for other \'iola-nf Chmuanuy to be true .. or, 1!
llons such ns parking m the wrong area and dnving t(IO fast. " ... arc already "Chl'istlnns," to
f { k. h U · h f ? mqutrc what further responSI· \\h) not gJVe a e\\' or ta ·mg more t an \Cir s ate o space. blhttt: DUI runm .ttncnt lends to.
And then when they 'Come into <.:ourt let's ool say "that's okay Wo havo tho c•pr>urtun
1ty in
but please don't do jt agam.'' One 2 fin~,.• on lhl' spot would roncl ntr'lted ta-;hton to n.•vscw
eliminate manv fur~hcr infractkms. F. B. C. thf· ru;~umpliom:, thl• prolms£>s, ·------- ·:,_--------------------- 1 the mNhnd nnd fruits nt the From the Bulletin Board
By Herb Scholder
'f.\ tdcnUy LC's dramn d<pnrt
lft nt .tSn t the only on~ present
•ng plnys n 1tl1 tnsan-.: people 1n
Chc-c.nsL Uty hns cnouch
h1m busy bnck
DC. work t.o k<.-cp
in Wa.shmglon.
Lonely? Then go to UCLA. It rivol faiths-to c.xammc, tu rc
vic\\' nnd, if Wt: nn: nwan' or the
cri&CS of our l1mcs, to n•-commit
oun;clves to "the way nnd lh~
truth and the life.''
This IS ll rchgtous nsc; the lm•
PQrt..'lnt thing IS to discover
which religion is worth the liv
.ng or ll:. By Chuck Gibb
In thrcl' }t'lU'S nt Le\\ 1 llnd
Clnrk, I hove frequently hcnrd
on age-old gag wh1ch runs S..\mc
lhlnC lskc thlS. "Hey, Smedley,
you lakin' a COUI ._, m the snack
shack or something?" Then ev
eryone t1Hes-s g!ccfull)' at lhe
Jokcstcr's w1tty san:asm, and for
the U!c of me, I can't sec why.
The truth of th•• mnttcr is thnt
U1c shock n!fords n vcntable gold
mme wht•n 1t romcs to picking
up morsels of cnlightenmg and
tnlt•r • ing mformnt1on. Bes1de ,
whut could b~ more pPrfcct than
n COUI'Sl' whcr(' ~ ou don't hnw!
to pny tu1tJon, nttcndancc ts not
compulsory, Lhcrt• arc no term
pnpl'I'S or l'..Xamma tions to worry
about, und the subJCCL matter
\'nl'i•!S Crom questions of mternn
taonnl pohcy to whcr._. one can
bu) llv-gooH~s t hamburgers in
Portltnd
For instanco, sn 15-~nmutcs'
filth~~-from table to booth the
other dav, I listened to lectures •
on how Saturday's football game
was won, how to "cool" tests
in foreign language courst:s and campus qul'!cns. I h.stcncd to
fm;t two lcctult!S with on snd
erent enr, no mcnn fcnt 1n
The orlltlon on the lnngu
.. t-'Oolm,g" process met with
approval on th port of the
dh:nce when lhc gtrl expo
ing on the subJl'CI summed
her statements ns lollows, '
c1gn longuagcs IS cnsy, or
lc.nst the\' um't vc.ry hord, 1t
\\ n taught how to talk
lll h n
Bu1 not every lt.'cture
• II 1l11 OS lht> IIbOV('
Tukc CUI c. nmplc lhc hps
tc.1 ed on mnkmg oneself
to beauteous co(.'ds. I ll.'!l
table confidNttly mu I hng
In'' new method of attack, ""'"
h3d to do w11h bccommg lht.> c
tcr of ottructwn In soctal -~··
ings. So intense wns my cone~~ ~
tt at1on on the subject that
advertently dramcd the conu•m
Cl( my coUcc-cup snto the lap
Lorna McPulchntude, l'DUSlnc
gcncrnl slate of alnrm. In an mtervzcw tn lhe Oregon
O;nl~ Emerald, an actress dc
n·rJbcs the charnct~ she as pJay
n b.> <'Xplnimns;. ··1 ha\'C spent
t:llcla ttcrnoan the last 20 ~ ars ccms thnt down m sunny Cali
fornia otrsc1als ha\ c msutllcd D
t'ard fdl! In whteh boys mny seck
nnrnc of glrl.s-t.hcy-ha\'c-scen
on-campus nnd VICe-\'CrsD Th ht f H how to atlrnct the nHI'ntion of oug so orne Let m~ tt>ll you, lhc
"orks ••. I don't think
Ju\'ch· lass " 111 ever !orgct
itttm: oul.!.ide Ute paJace \\mtin.c
f(lr Pr<'5Jdent Woodrow 'Wlhon
to oomc out " The title or the
pl ) " • . "'The Madwoman of
Ch:ullot.
Tho following was Ulkcrr ver
bntun from lh Ilhmus lnsututc
of Ti huolo~\ 'cws "Th1s neY.
fcn~.:d-m, gra\•.-.Jed par ktng Jot
!I not llctng used nt aU." We IC"t!l
thnt comment tS hutdl.> nccc,
!nt)'
P oples of the U.S S R.," a
falm \\h1rh dC:plcts the cUSU!m
dlmcc ond erl\'nonmcnt of th
~uple of Rus.s1a. ts to be :;hovo n
to tudenls ut Orr,gon Stille ••
II' good thmg Senator McCnr-'I'h n n nole ts left contnlnlns
n~"CSllry tnfonnotton The garJ
hns tivc d:U'S an wh1cl1 to l'('p)y
• Jf mtcrcstcd,
Nothing liko really showing
those freshmen whnt you lhlrlk
uf 'em! At Pr·mcclon oO fn.'Sh·
olen had thc1r hair hn\'cd off ..•
However. to tK> plulosophlc nbout
it, the Kansas Stale CoU~·gmn rc
poru; tluu the pnce ur hlllrcu tli
has gone up 33 per c,..,nl.
One student nt the Un1' cr.~hy
of Jlhodc I land. aC(.'ordmg h1
the Beacon. likes to study 1n lhc
'Jbr:ll') tK."Cttu e "lou nl!\t'r can
tell \\ho you wall Cmd Wldcrnco th
the wbles.
~t ONE£P-t ~\ ~-
'•tflnl publ to .. It d tlllltl• nta ur ....... 1 1\lul Clnrk
I il l'ub I h ~ llllll• ltc )'~ tr Htll orlplluu J•t•
•••~K r r
1 • r Cl ~ •-co>ll!J d..u tnltt\<t 1!1 l'orthmiJ t•r Gull
fiporu
Sodal If••• • EDITOR
Bryce White
otluc:t Glbb
Ge.rai41De Sprott,
W&DOJ' Killer !'utarea
Z:4Horl.a.l
CAI'lUOtJ IIt
Adv~rU.lJl# BlU Pon
Ana Onn~&uJr
1Wl LOA&' llr •. Oeorv• 1UabU
&4tportant: O&rt.h :r'.Ua11llf, Ghllcli: Olbb, Otrald.lJJa Gvroott, Jlr&Dfl7 IIUU.•r,
A11n GranaiD~, Oeorc-• Dukall, :rlo74 Cumm.J.uJ , CllarleJ OllAMJ(I11 l!f\.
;&ot.h Sndth. D. :t, Smith, Allall Stopbeuon Make Miles Short Paul's Episfle On
r ron ttl~ i.llu I lr of the I
apartment house, 811 Ri\•ers1dc
rlrivc, cam~ tht• laughing vosccs
ol ahe reumtcd. Mid-Term Brochure for Professors
Concerning Honor System, Scori ...... St:?vcn alums nnd th1•1r collc,:c
pre.s1dent were remsnisc:Jng tWer
aftcr-dmncr cups of ~;otft•l• W&th
:1000 miles scpamtm~; thern hum
their topic: L w1• tnd Clark
There wus Margaret McVicker.
class of '51, ct111r ('"ok ond l'r.-
owner of the np[u ~mc nt.. Clrllu •
1nllnl! nmong hl'r fnends whtle
her roommot•>, Mnrilyn Boyd,
class ot '51, dcnred the dishC'
SuStm Cook, June gr:.dunlc,
came from New Jt•rscy where
!>he ts nn elementary tcarhcr Rt
E~SC."'( .Jo'ells. Chattm.s With hc.r
was lht: newest ilrTIVlll, P.ugcnc
Kmg, who ll<'w in from Port
land thnt mornsng. Ltk~· Mnr gar
ct. he Will continue hts mus1c
o;tudu$ an New Yo1 k.
Jo the far corner wt•rc T•~ and
P~ggy Blncbl}·, cln.c;s o! '4fl, and
l!t prc.scnt at the Union Thcoh>gi
cnl <•mmury, d1£cusslng thci1
\\Ork \\'Ill! Ptes1dcnt Mnrg:m S
Odell and June '51 uruduoh; Bill
Batie,>•. 'H1U IJl curr~nll y studying
nt JuJiiard Sc:huul (If Muo:lr• U1
Odell 1.\0S 10 lht' Eu:;t nllcndmg
C'<lllfcrencL'5.
A -scene wh1ch f~rl•Jlh lcnlh By Paul .Egger '' 111 h:l\'1.' no t1ml' lu l 1n
Bl'COUSl' the m1d l(!rm t~st is nt to write n rensonoblc answer
hnnd, I hnvc n·cclved an u1·gcnt t h1 ur lah:r (}UI.•I'it•
rl.!qucst from lhl' udmtn1StrnL1on Fourthly in ordor lu build
to publish n :;mall brochurt' 11 henlth\ c prtt di.'·I.'Orps
wh1ch Will uc uf imm,•a!>ur.tblc hunor sysl••m 'hould bt' u
<H>StstanCt! to thl• raculty, ThiS Involves ~l.!ating
Thts book Will contam much in ult••rnute scats m every
valunblt• lnfoa-mutson on how to
muk•' up tests and give grodes. row.
Fm!lly, neh•r ask simple ub-Lnstly, nt•vcr give gnod
-this is of lhe prlmo eas•n~
' JCcLtvc qucslions. "Yes" or "nn" Any buddtnC gcmus who
answers muy prove r.xcct•dingly ceaves too many h1gh m·:ndl
cmbnrr<lSSmg to some :;tudcnls. nusht be cncouraJ:ed to go
The mnsl suitnblc qut•stion ts the grnduotl• s~hool Th1s cannot,
cs;sny type. ThJ.S pn1V1des tho.: I.'Oursc, b~; tolel'atcd. At g1·uuv
tudent wtth nmplc opportun1-ate schuol he might rccm
t1cs to bcnl nround tht: bush ldt•,t!l wh1ch would be cont
E\ en IC hl• cnnnot nnswer the to that \\ hkh vou, the prore~;so~
question he may comt• up with hnvc 60 cnrcfully dnlled
~oomc n•ry grutlfymg mfonnation hlm,
lll anothl~r nnture 'fhc QUCSIIons hstc•d
Secondly. never ask questums S«'l vc ns emmmcnt cxarnpll's
(lll any subJect mutcr1nl which whnt Ill ml•nnt.
hllll bct•n ''''"'''rt!d sn 1.1lnss. Stu-(I) True ar (also.
d•·nt.s will bc!..'Qme ovcr-<·onll to Wab1tar the definition
dent 1f they :an• abk to nnsw•·r henqovor is threo p')()plo •It
oil qut•stions. on a bonch juet w1de enough
Thu dly. l>•• us CtJmplctcly am-two .
proves that no mnltt•r hQw r u
awny o1w 1 !rom <:~ll<'ge, m lu
mmd he rctu1'n lhtJrC oJ1cn hlgu•1u Ct pos~able In thi way I (2) .. While picking flower&
any nnawe1 cnn be mor~r:d ns his garden, the Icing of Spain
1noorrcct Jo'urthcs mon>, the !lll• faJ~Ily go rod by a papal
dcnl \~ 1JI be t;o busy trying tl Explain fully and give nl
• und••ratund the qu~,;stlon thot h• two points ol view. the J
re
eli ..
Along
itCSSI til li
""" Will
Jar nn L\
Acacia
p.m. 11
Alpha (
1tlne mn11
No\'cnl
cusston 1
ltro,!ltt. pet
Rh1
U. I
scle
to thd
n to th .. •
of the
, church.
on Thu
c to be i
ltltn Tau 1
o~n ho
Lee,
lO
1e o[ Bob
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the Soc1al S1de Bl' Nnncy Mlller
and Geraldine Sprott lngebjorg Sv~rklie Sends Norwegian 'Hello'
reek Societies Plan Across Atlantic in Epistle io LC Acquaintances
1• • D • • lng~bjoq~ Sv<'rklle, Norwcg1 tn e 1g1 0 US 'lSCUSSl ons llldl.'l\! who t!lurfll'd ct~mcnlnry
t:>dU•'Cillnn Ol I.cw1s nnd Clnrk lnst •
Along wilh all lhc olhc1· activities combined to make n
1 Hchgton-in-Li lc wt•L•k, campus grook letter nrgnni
li\n,; wlll mci!L with lipccial spcltkcrs to discuss toptcs of a
Jar nature.
Acacia will hcaa· lled.> Dcmm Tuesday, November 13, t1t
p.m. a B \ •)
Alpha Gamma will m~{!l together in the Cloud room of
Unc m mm w I dnf'sdny 1!\'C-
' No\ ember 14, to li ten to
cussfon ll!fld by Mrs. Uwnync
>rodl, personal counselor.
a Rho Omoga plnns to
Dr U. G D~•h~ch from thc:
tical sc1c.ncc deportment to
to thc•r GI'OUP an Pnlntmc
10r, Monday, No\•cmbPr 12,
p.nt.
Mu Epnilon members Will
n to the Rev. '1'. Sam Lee,
or of lh~ Tutllllto Prcsbyh'-
church, who will SI"Cflk to
on Thursduy. at n hmc :md
·e to bcJ nnnouncl•d llll~r.
•ou<~ Tau Rho will nssmnblc nt
Celt house lo h~nr the R~v. The meeting is open to nU
r.,cnds of the college.
Coming Eventa
Knrlin Capper-Johnson, poUlt
Ctll SCICnC(' InStructor, Will diS·
cuss the Jnpnncse PeniX' Trl.!uty
tonfcrcncc m San F'ranctsco nt
the Faculty Women's club meet·
rng Fr:1d ,y, November 16, nl
2:30 p.m. m Akm holt.
Special music will be JWOVtd(:d
by a gs'Oup or the club members
nnrt progrnm books lor the yen•
Will be riistrlbult.od nl thnl time
uccordang to Mrs. U. G. Dubnrh,
pt ugrum chnirman.
• • •
14ec, on W'lc-dncsday cvl'· Club Nowa
appa Phi Alphn mcmbcts nrc
tning to hove n mc••tinlt at the
of Bob Peters, 5559 N. E.
scott. Their speaker wall be
1dcd later.
Alpha Sigma will meet • Slgm11 <:-cUm· with Dr. I.au·
Nyc, pastor of the First
church, on Wroncsdoy
Rho plnns n d1SCUSS1nn
Dr. Hdcn F. West. wife of
mmislcr uf the F1rst Prcsby
an church m MccJf,~rci. They
meet nt the home or Rowcnn
10Z32 S. W. Tcrwllhgcr,
anc~sa," tv mng.
Ko.ppa hos mvitl'd the
D\1 wnt Proc•U, pns tc>r of
Klamnth Fulls Pcact• Mcmu
Prcsbytcrinn church to speak
ml·eting 10 the drnwmg
of Palntmc manor on Wed·
• Dn\' evcnmg
Patty
gomg awny pnrly plonned
~nd n Hnllowccn theme was
for former student Dullns
........ , Thursday noon, by Ruth
nnd Audrey Poyfnar m
snack shnt!k.
50 and 60 students
~ycd the cider, coke and candy were elected and a
constitution was du;cusscd nL the
Sl'Cond meeting of the College
Nursing Group In Akin hnll Fri·
day, October 30.
New ofbce.rs arc Martha Val·
hont, prcstdcnt; Merle McMurrtly.
vice-prco~adcnt, Jean HnrloY., sec
• ctnry; Eleanor Brodu~. corre·
spondinc secretary: LoriS Loree,
treasurer, and MISS E\'CI)'n .Pet·
f.'rson. chaplnan .
• • • ycnr, 1 now hnrnc In Nor-wny
lt•nchtng school.
In t1 letter lQ Julin John on
P,llldoncc rot.m t•lor, lngeb)otg
w1 ltc., "I sure nus 1111 of ) ou
1t Lewis .:md Clark I have nev
er In m} hfc met o many ntcc
P• oplo• In one plac•· I felt like
I wns one of you r1ght uwny, and
I nrlJlrectnlc so much cverythlni:;
you d1d to moke m) year O\'cr
then! so succcsslul
"It wns nict to get homt' nnd
ce my folks ng.un, ullhough I
d1dn l have much ttrnc m home
bclorc I hod to leave for town
ngom.
"My school open d In lntc Aug.
ust, so now l h 1\'C l rocn bnck m
my old job for • long llml' 1 am
tcnchtng o cconu gradt•, ~· fourth
grudc 111 history nnd o SP\'cnth
l:,·.udc 111 English! In this last
•lass \\ c ''I c dotng n very 1nt<•r
estlng JOb nght nCtw We ru·~
working on u scrapbook for an
eighth grud~.; In Sellwood school.
Portl.md, w1th whom we nre cor
re pundmg. Th~ chtldrcn nrc o
i'ngcr to m11kc the bl'St Qf Jl,
U1ey nre concentrntmg on our
sehoul. LOwn, clubs, hobbies, etc.
And they :1rc ccrtmnly lookmg
forwnrd to g!'ltmg n book back
lrum Sdh\ ood I think both class
es will gain [rom IL lngebjorg Svorklie
"'l'hc: situation h('rt> In Norwny
hasn't changed very much me
1 lch We sllll hove rnttoning on
$Omc goods, nllhough the tor·
.•re getting mo1 ond mon· hUt d
up. But the prices ore ao tcrnbly
h1gh thnt pcc•plc c:nn'L otlord bu~
Inc \'c:r:>' rnuch. \\'e cnn't even
• pen k u! tnxes, tht:Y l"trc uvcr·
gco\~ mg thcmst•lvca Every lhlng
goes to dcft•nst.: But we still
th1nk Norwoy IS n \\ondcrful
country, or mli't'b I should fl\'
the tntuonon IS n htllc hnrd b"·
cnuse we want lo keep at wonder
ful"
Ingebjorc tells cvCI'}'Om h llu
cspec:tnlly the tct:tchens l had.
the focult) r.nd stuff I wns m
contact wJ\h, ond a spcc1 I greeLo
Budget Committee Submits
ASLC Financial Report
The hnnncc commsttcc of the Assodale d Students of LewlS and
Clark hove approved a budget for the school ycnr 1951-52.
The t..'<•mmi ll~c. composed oC Mill Zusman. Bill Turney. Lo1~
Walllnmson, Pat Kephart nnd Chuck Bllrtholnmaus. passed on the
budg,•t nt th••ir lnr.t meeting.
The bud~c t 1S as follows:
.&.oUYltl.. Oomml .. lcml 8oe1Jll Oomml~t.1 onc PubUo Relatione •
J >ri>OIII!h; • 11811 Klck-otf ilunCl -s a~ ou. .... r
ltfllll I'!Qu 111 j , ~"nowhnll 1•1•1 S nlor
1:-01 ttlllk 1100 llnngluc (>( •;rC'C'n :1:1'1 Juntc1r
llllnd IJOO :0.1ny O,w ~1111 ~OIIh6mnr<'
•\lil!l'mhlll' :tlill Hom.,l>Omlnt; HG Jo'ruotunan
U~O$ TotAl Totnt I 40n
• OU!er IUmAI -,,~OO Ro.mAil &elaUOUI
liOOO Hnll,::loua Cont
:!GO 8 culM Cone. -- P.llliJ;IOUI' W!M'k OrlnnuHion S fiO !00
60
::r;
:!:00
OliO • 4 0 <:''hill! 1 -
Sp•~ rs s 1:& ('llJn(IUll Che!!t
1 ::; n· ~ S.J." .$ :oo Otfll'.c EmJ•Io,nn nc
JGO Art l>olllll'lment
toG t-:t ctlon Oonrd
liO TrnCtlc Control
1 Oil ~llall<>llanooUJ!
1117 Totnl
Tcoual --lng to the ht)rar.) staff, the sam
to MA R1deouL I ran't mcntaon
('Vclybod:~o• I f<·el it more ond
mort.: thnt It wos n wond rful
XPt'Til'IIC:C 1.0 b together WHh
all tJf you ond when I thank bock
c•l 1t u seems to be a dream th 1l
r no lly hlr\ c been over thi!n?
You know Iota of thtngs were
pretty ru!hed to g~t cv<:.r.) t.hmg
m I \\i Ish I had hnd one more
Hospitals Announce
Open House Programs
Students Interested m nursinc
corccrs ore mvatcd to v1slt <'lth,.r
or both hospttnl schooiJI affih·
ntl'd .,.. llh the college m the
nursmg education program next
Wt.:t•k
Good Samurtlan hospital wall
ent,.rtaln rrnm 3·30 to 5 p m on
November 18 nnd Emnnucl from
3 to 4.30 p m November 15
l..c\\'IJ nnd Clark women now
Lrnmang nt the ho. p1tol.s will ac~
ns ho tt; c nnd prov1dc a tour
through e~c.h ho p1rol .and t h c
nul'Sl.~ res1dences. A soc1al pe
riod for question..; nnd &"tttng
ocqunm\ed wdl follow.
Mrs.. MIU'Jonc Boufford. dn·cc
tor of nunan{! cducauon. Pcf'
bl 14 \ ..... u prov1dc tronspurta·
hun
Music Association Taps
Dr. Evans for Member
Dr John Stark E\·-~~ ... nd of
the mussc department, has been
elected to tndavtduaJ mc.mber
ship m the Nnuonal J\sso~aatton
of Schools of Music
An npplicntJon for the Lewb
nnd Clark mustc department is
Pt'nding. according to Dr. E\·nns.
A two-yeur probntionnry pcrlou
lS s•ven the chosen scllooL
During this lime aJl cxccuth c
board studies the wrmen oppli
cation ond nn cxamsner at~nds
the mstitution, gomg over school
tccord.s and \'lSiting wsth faculty
members
He pions to attend the nssocl
ntlon meeuog m Cincinnnti,
OhlU, dur1ng Th11nksgsvmg \'1lC3-
tmn
and joim:d the •
is Jn the Ulr force,
month (ISsignmcnt • • • For the Smartest
~lh11tn' Lunehoon
nnksgavi nj;' will bt· the theme
lhl! monthly lundwon or tlw
nnd Clnrk Molhcrs' club
Westml"ster· Prcsbylcrinn
on Mondny, November
nt 12:30 p.m.
olph Fritsch. ~hnirmnn ()( the
Committee for Civil
•ht:;, will nddress the mother-s
The:-Chullcngc." which he
tJ llluslrntC With pictureS.
•uo. T. R. Hnmlmc, chotrmun
charge of nrnngcrncn ls, wdl be
bv Mrs. P.aul Wicke, •
I J, S Lnh rt, ~Irs. A. B IlOJl·
Mrs. C. W. Hownrd. Mrs
E. Fitc.h, Mrs. Dn,•id Lor<.>c,
J. E. Carlock, Mrs. W. A
and }.lrs. W. J. Petersen.
LOOMIS
PRINTING CO.
PUBUCA TIOHB
cmd
COMMERCIAL WOJUE
BR 1343
516 N. W. 12th Ave. Fwsta, the Spanish club held
its first cV('nmg meeting Friday
cvcninc, November 2, an lhc
drawing room of Palntmc manor.
In th~ ;hort business m~c t1ng
that prccf•dcd , Floy Lou1sc Von
Groenwllld and Barbaro Wcslcr
v~lt were elected to scrvl.! With
Dick Volt as soc1al chairmen, nnd
Carolyn Muir was chosen pubhc-~========= ====:
sly dir••ctor.
The cvcmng ended w1th gnntes.
dancsng and coUcc. Regular
meetings nrc lwld c\'~ry Wednes
day nl noon.
• • A stud• nl \\ ith nn hour or
two I)( fr\;c lime Fnday or
Mondny nCtcrnoon to nsslst
wth mtuhng LOGS tu former
studl'nts nc•w an nuhtnry scrv-
A Thanksg Jvsng danner Cor the icc-Tile pny IS Jow sn mon(·.r
but rugh an scn•ice for those new foreign students on cnmpus who nrc serving you Won't
thiS yenr, is being plnnncd by someone answer thtJ requ ... st'
Colhcco n, home economics inter-See 1\hss Harding tn L 0 G
csl club, for .Mondny, Nov<'m· offtcc
ber 19. ~====================~ Committee hend!l nrc: planninG ..
the dinner. Alice Peake; dccora·
tlons BLih· Hunt; invatnhons,
ArdL dc.o Jong.
• • •
Greek New•
C•1mpus member s ot Sigmn
Rhn in conjunction w1th !heir
.tlums arc ask.lng lricnds to n
card party to bt• held m the snnc.k
hock Snturdo }' l!vening , Novem·
uc1· 10. ll 1s plnnned to be an eve·
nmg of tun wilh coflce ~d
doughnuts for rdreshmcn ls. for Reasonably Priced
Flowers
• TO ALYCE
Flower Shop
Corsages
Wedding Flowers
8735 S. W. Horwilliger Blvcl.
Phono CH 7000 • 1n
Mens Fashions
•
~--...,.. 1~-r tt .ltrtelv ~)V ,&"14:; .••
no 5titches showing on collar, ruffs or front
Von Chick by
Van Heusen
"" T. Sl
Where did the
mtehes go? Come
in and ace thiu now
stvle IICDeatioo,
toclari
Price $3.95
Wilson's
Shirt Shop
Broadway and Alder
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Page Four PIONEE R LOG Fridov Novombor
• • • 1oneers e o1n I
Varsity Squad Sojourns Easl
For Idaho Stale Grid Fracas
The Northwest confcrcnc.·co chnmps, t.cwis nnd C'lork, cl
Rncky Mountnin con!tmmcc ml•mbcr, ldnho StntP, tomorro\\
mt••r-loop frny in the B~·ngal's Spud bowl at Pocatello, ld
Pnccd by fn hm m halfback, Bu1 Conn<•rs, the Bl!ngnla Smashing 42-14 Victory
Over Idaho College Foes
Assures LC Championship
squccz,,d by lour opponents while dropping lopsided
Anden:en and Gordon dtd the !ICOrmg when hl) nn:hcd n pass powerful Brigham Young ond Western Colorado. An inspirt.'d
mail cnrrymg up to the m1dfwld to Gordon who spurtt.'d 0 dozen J•udo Mmcs tl'am also bent the ldnho squad, 14·12. By Al Stephenson
The :MultJ n tndium score-
board Jtgbts md1cnti.'d o -42-14
tnumph for the Pioneers Sntur
dny, as the\• perform~ like the
chnmptom l h c y became by
trouncmg the College o! Jdnho
Co)Otes.
Paced b\ dimmutn•c Nett An-•
dcrscn, the freshman sod-scorch-!i:Lr1~, \\hcne<> Andt•rscn dch\'· Idaho Stutc operates from n ... ~ ) nrds or so lor the (mal <:ountcr. en'd the remomtng hal! ccnlUIJ' winged-T, rPiying on lt.-potent It wos Ute scrond loss for the k th b) -Pi'<'ml dcli''t'IJ' But the 14·7 pnssmg nttnc to carry c game
mnrgm only Js~ted for l:il.'<:'Qnds. Coyotes nnd shovc·d them out to the opponent's goal line. NICE
On the ki<-koff, n rc-verse Tl.'· of contention for thl• ctwetl.'d trnnsfe1, Jim Triggs, l'nrrtes the
suhro m a 93-ynrd sprmt up the throne. Tomorrow's contest up brunt of the throwing load nlong
west SJdelines and once more the in Wallo WnJin between Paclftc with ftt-shman l .. nrry Brackt•n
Covotl.'S had C\'encd the knot. and WhtUnnn will dt•cid~! whcth- bury. •
'1\\·o plays lnh'.l' thl' elusi\'c An-e1 the crown \\'ill :fit the bends of Triggs threw 23 TO pnsscs Jnst
derson on the \"cry snmc plny two teams, or rest solely on Pnl-scar. whtlc plnying w1th Nollh
thnt had clicked b••forc. n hand· ntlnt•'s rt!rord of 4·1, ern ldnho, to equal the natwnnl off through the mlddh:, wmged ____________________ .;...: _____ _ record.
Stnr o! thl' Bcngnl
gnmc and rectpu·nt of
lhl• posses is the Heyburn,
!Jnsh, Conners . Conners
second onlv to Pmncer •
Caley Cook. in touchdowns
and yards gained rushmg
ports mdicntc thnt Connel'8
hnrd nnd fut and thrtt the
in Ornnge and Blnck cnn
to sec n lot of number "41"
tomorrow. cr. the Orange and Block were
an altogether different tc:un thnn
Umt wh1ch bowed to the Bndg
ers two weeks ngo. Plling up
505 vards on the ground and an
other 82 ' 10 nir-mnil thl! Pnla
t 1 n c powerhouse complctel~
blanketed the offcrmgs ex-tended
by College of ldnho.
Despite a slippery plnymg
sudnce, the hnrd)' Cl'OWd thnt
bmved \he wet afternoon was
brought to Jts :fc t on sc\'crnl
occasions. I-:arly m the f1rst pe
nod, the Co) otes on a double
spm mnneuver rambled .for 45
vnrd:; and n score. The kick wns ~~,,~,~~/!u~~5
0,:~ ~; ~=:~ Long ball a's Great Passing
All·conft.•rcncc gu d,
Samcra, bolsters the Bcngo]
along wit.h lhree-yt.•ar
rangy bomburdi<'r !rom Twin Ron Anderson, nt right BruN' Longballn past~ nn nir-K f LC G •d v • f •
mntl deU\•cry to Dick Walker ey 0 Tl lC OTleS
before the hnlf ended nnd the
score stood 28-14 at t111• dl")·mgBy Chuck Glbb
Aft• r ur lduallon and Uncl~
Snm hod ~·tricn tcd a healthy
Lract1on of the 1950 champs,
Conch Joe Huston wmced in dis
may at the remnants and new
additions pr~st•nt on Fisher field
at opening pract1cc th1s scnson. Foils. Idaho. Thus circumstances Samcrn, a barefooted
pro\'lded a big change in t he -'f,_,,m Hnwnii. plays a
1951 LC offensive attack. but ern type or game with
not in the outcome o( a majority your patty-pat tackling.
•
good and the mvade.rs heJd the
first ad\•antnce.
Wllh l·Hl remnrnmg m t h c.:
stnnzn John Gordon. \\ho hnd
hunscU n !u:ld dn). drove to the
l-inch 1m. (how close can you
cet') but n penalty put the ovnl
back to the 10. From thts mark
er, Cnlcy Cook slithered his way
for the TD. Gordon's kick, the
:fust of six to come, wns true and
the gume was even-steven.
A 92-:rard march higliligbt<.-d
LC's second stx-pomtcr. Cook. out penod.
The third qunrtt:r \\CIS n grunc
of see-saw as both teams churned
the turf to n goc•cy mess. In the
fmal st.anza, n C-1 bobble on the
12 resulted m another TO. Cook.
on n pitchout trom Longbnlln.
meed around nght end ond hnd
h1s t:tll} made, only to fumble
the shppcry PIGSkin In th~ end
:wne. But Johnny-on-the-spot
\\'all Stephens poun(:C() on 1t nnd
the S:CON.'bonrd rnng upp an addi
tJonnl seven pornts as Gordon's
try-for-pomt s:ull'd throu~h the
updghts.
At 4:15 p.m the v1Sib1llty grew
o bnd that the st.adium flood
ltgbts were turnt.>d on. W1th fog
hovermg over the green turf,
Longballn completed the day's Gone was the powerful cxpcri
(·nced ground attack and line-• bustmg bntklicld. In their place
wns n galaxy o! speedy ball-tot
ers. sure-fmgcn:d ends and a pnir
or nflc-nrmed quarterbacks,
Bruce Longbnlla and Dtc.k Voll.
Voll's presence \\'3S u neces
sity nt the defcnsive snfety po
sillon. leaving the -duties of of
fcnswc field generol mostly rest
ing on the wide shoulders of thc of the scores. son stands sax rcl't four
Aflt.•r a shaky start against weighs 202 pounds. Need
Snn Francisco State. l.ongbnlln be snid?
began plopping aerials into the Line coach, Babe
nrms of eager LC reccavcrs With welded his charges mto o
gr.nti!ymg repetition. At mid-midnble group' of men who
.:cason the rangy 180-pound held their opponents to n
prass-mnster led the nntion in 125 pomts in licven l,'am1•
touchdown pass completions, nnd Pionct:rs huve rolled up 220
hnd mnnngcd to hnul hJs 6-foot ters in seven contests 10 ('•II
frame into pay dirt a timt.• or two to the Iduho t.otal or 130
on hts own. More important than Both teams nvernge ab
U1is, he achieved Ute $kUI of de-pounds in Uti! line on~ Ci~
t·cptlve play-calling, nnd only .,tarhng buckfu~Jd U\'t.'rag
once hos the Omnge and Black pounds.
:orne oft the field wit11 Jess than Conched by Johnhy Vcssl:!l
LC Women lo Compete ivc touchdowns on their side Bcngnls will be sllghlly ~
I S T T the ledger. dogs an the game tomorrow, Two Dozen Hoopsters Drilling Daily nGr bix-. earmsplasohuln~~eUylts, Longbulln wns an all-nround PJonccrs ore hoping for a
_ athlete nt Bend high school, the Pear bowl game on In Preparall.on for Comt·ng Schedule gals. ?nd prepare ~or a Slrenu- where he drew state-wide attcn-her 24 and. uccording to
ous mght of exercu;e at Mnryl- twn as n prospective passing reports, Conch Joe Huston
Although the sports pages still prisingl\· enough, nestle at the hurst on November 15. grenL Since commg to LC, he on trotting out his best
f._ature the Sf'Jdiron highhghts. bottom or the hoop. Action is slated for the swim-has played vnrs1ty rootbnll, basc-m ordl'r to mak<' nn
bll!lkctbnll at LC has begun to Lisk'Ci below are the names or mm{: pool nnd the table tennis bull and was a member of last showing.
unnll at.s tnll!nt :for the 1951-'52 the players who nrc turning out courts. CompctaUon will be fur-season's frosh bnskctbnll quln·
camplllgn by getung in some for the varsit:r and frcshmnn nished by the gal-teams 1 rom tet. Dcsp1tc hlS nthletlc prowess,
early practice SCSSJOns. squnds. Letterml'n arc andicatcd Reed, Linftcld, Pnc1hc, Wtllam- l..on,::bolln is preparing !or a fu-
Und(:r Lhc observant eyes of by bold fncc. cttc and Mnrylhurst . tun~ m the licld of business ad-
head mentor Eldon Fax. Uw squad Varsity Freshmen Typical of the races Qn top for m1mstrntion rathl'r than conch-
of 24 has b<.'en dnlling on the John Fun Ron Carmicltn••l the night is the lighted-candle ing.
··cumblementnls" of p n s s 1 n g, F'rank Crove Chuck Bonnndo cvcnL Eat.•h contestant w11l be Anyway, wilh two years of
dribblmg, shooung and ball Charlm; Hudson A. Stephenson handed o llghwd candle after she gnd wars nhead o{ him. Bruce
handling . FIX for the Hrst ttme Don Paulson R. Cunnu~ghom is 111 the water. The obje-ct IS to seems a comch to leave his mark
ln ll easoos of basketball, ad-Duane Rasmuuen Ph1l Glcb swam or flounder to the other in the P1oneer hnll of fame us
rruts that tlus lear's terun hns Ed Reid Ray Hyde end of the pool w1thout cxtin-"Mr. All-Time Arm" of Lewis
more Ol:cr-all spee-d thun hod any Mill Schroeder Frank Mallory guishing Ule cnndle. nnd Clark football history,
previOus qwnteL Employmg n Ken Senas Len Zimmerman ~--...;_---------------------:...:....---:
:rast-brenkinc style of bnll, Fix Low Wahl Henry Sampicr
will oonccntrate more on getting Paul Nordatrom Jim Qu1ck
the bnU down the floor than on Bor.t Stoiu
setung up ploys. Jim Kraus
Smgllng out indh·idunls, he Hemry Johnson
V..'DS particularly hi g h on the AI TuU1o
work of Gary Jackson, Ute frc&h·
man blue-streak from Jclferson H
rugh school, who hns looked ex-eller Embarks Today
c:epUonalJy Good in daily sweat-Fo Idaho InvJ"latJ·onal outs. Only a• yenrhng, Jackson r
at the present time occupies one Star crt---country runner R 1
of the varsity tentative starting der HeUer ... mbarks tOday for un
guard J)03ttions. Ron Cnrmichncl. Jn\'lt.aUonnl meet at Pocatello,
another !.rosh, has gomen.-d con-ldnho, tomorrow .
SJdemble not1ce Wlth hil driv- HeUer will represent Lewis
mg hoop..dc-dec s.hots thnt. lfUr-and Clark lD the fourth annual
SHIRTS -HATS -'I'IES
"' I. w.
Ken's Barber Shop
Jf•aturlrtlt a Quick JWrcut
Hot'~ ec:n Cln:I!Jiea lnvU."!UOnn1 lnterscholasttc cross
country chnmpionslups in t h c
BengaJ's Spud bowl. Medals and
ll"ophies nrc o!fercd as prizes to
lhc winners and runner-u ps.
The Pioneers hove competed
m only one m<.'Ct this acnson, in
v.:h1ch LC rnn o poor second to
t1 strong Portland univ(!n;ity
\cam. HeUer, handicnpped with
11 cramped leg muscle. ran :>ee
ontJ to Portland coach-runner New Burlingame Morkel
Food Lockers
Quality Meats
Groceries •
•
Garden Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
L,ow Competitive Prices -Everyday
Plenty of Parking Space
Phone Circle 8989 Please Scan, Ski F
Th~__ llrst kung class
held Snturdny, November
10 a.m. on West Cludc by
berllnc Lodge. The bus will
from the campus nt 7 a.m. It
pick up passenger s at 7:
front of the Trnilwny Bus
on Salmon str~et, 7~·15 at
39th nnd Powell and 7:55 at
and Powell. The bus WLll
from TJmbcrhne for Po
between -1 and 4.;30 p.m. n.m
may ride the bus for $1
trip.
Why Pay 'More?
LONG PLAYING
RECORDS
Factory (331, R.P.M.)
30°/o Off
New r Evt•r)!
Guaranteed!
For FREE Cornpletl•
and Price L18t, write
Record Haven SJ .. ..-u
(Dept. C)
520 W. 48th St.,
New York 19, N. Y.
ll tn N. Y. C. VlSit our M
town stores:
Btll Pcndlt'ton. Reider will be 1125 6th Av•r 1J.45 6th A
competing ngainst som,. of the 12 ,,. •
C1 A u nd ... Hon-.. ,., . 11 61,U A<ro.
'---0-"_o_ ... _ ..... _u_•_ .. _____ ~_ ._,_ .... --J best :runners In the Northwt~t '--------------------------- ~ ._ _______ .,.. ----the
at hod n
bt I' ()
nnmc "
1kcr wn
cs ns o
. hnvm~
18. WOII
1dCUS
cur tal
)lour
aodn n
Lat the lJ
1og1cs
rc>ecnt
nfl
nlle(l C
p(JinlS
h;t, tl tl
cducnt1
pro-Ru
went
hns b• e
1vn Com
uw, I ht
. mg to
ns l
whnt lht
the ~"<!Ill
n sold o
l)O\' IS.
neglect
this n1
""'"'II tlll,
I\'N1nlll! r 16
Log (
The Doghi
nnmc Co
future. s
nomcs
lO tak
fo
the ·
~ tc) guth
collt.'8
doggy
IS a
aardu
IUD\', Bent
-ye
nl('n,
13 Morgan ltmbor
• I
leas
raga!
tt of
eyburn,
tmr.ers
=>ioncer
1downs
rushing
Conn era
that the
~k cnn
~uard,
c Bl!ngB]
1ar let
right
'oted
ll
with
cling.
t four
N~d y, Novcmbor 3. 1951
News &
lhe Editor:
,,,.itlntly, U r• !GIOn dl•pnrt-
hnd rts n gut•st pculter f•Jr
""''ea· of at.<~ clnss• s n man hv
nome of .h'l'liiTIC Dnvjfl Thall
wus inlrt•dun·4.1 l•1 the
'-''~ tJB nn cmlnl•nt Christian
hn,•mg Just cnmc I rom
w11~ gulna to gl\'t' u!l
adCIIS ctf llfp lll'hanrl I h t•
curtnln. ln,tP.ari he spent
hour spewing nnta r•at pru.
andn und snrcusllc remurlt
the Unatcd Stoles nnd ils
logics.
Amcncnn l~CIIln
nrtaclc written lJy the
Commumst Loul Bu
polnts to Dovls ns o prupa-
dL.ct, LJ ovdmg an religious
cducnlaonnl circles, PI coch·
pro-Russaon arcurncnt.s, 'rhe
went on to stat•' thul Dn·
l1US b••Cn 0 membPt o( 50
Communist frunts.
, T hnvc no objection to
•nmg lo lhl•.se t<•lluws spc:ak,
us l luaow who thr•r nrt•
what they oJ·e. But it secrns
th~: r•·lll(ton dcpnrtmcnt hus
sold u b11l nf goods an thas
Davis, or for some rcnson,
neglected tu give the NlU·
ts thas anfurmntaon.
Jam Tumlin
Top Cub Scribe
0'0 l) t' I r'l u: >I nr Views
• \'nl nvlntJoo cadet tr1unmg pao·
grnm to tnl••rcsted men.
Chid Flschca mny 11c contncl·
cd from 9:30 n m. to 3.30 p m.
An npplleunt must bt• unmnr
ricd nnd be willing tu n>mnin so
until mad nation f11.1m 01gh\
lrrtlning .
Othc1· ess('ntiol qut•llfiCilllons
Cor candidotcs nrc lhf' pnt~sins n(
:1 rlgad physlcDI cxamin.Lia•m,
20 20 VISion without glnssr·s and
motlvouon for lllght, llll detc.rm
lncd by H sclectaon bollrd or Ntt
Yfll oHacP..rs rrom 1 he reserve
troinlns unit an S••attlc.
Those ncc~pted will be t'Ulled
to Lrninmc wath1n four months
dote of ucccotnnc
'Fresh' Theme
"Getting P • nul wos t h c
theme that wos cnrraed through
out the thirt«:\·nth nnnunl (.'OrJ·
fcrt>ncc of lh~> Pacahl' Northwest
Personnd Management nssoci
utaon lwld nt the Multnomnh ho
tel on Nov••mber 1, 2 nnd 3,
'l'hrnughout the convenlton
such personal lupics nbout llw
mdavidual; employee attitude
und morale; responsibility one
Cor nnothl•r, nnd industnal pence
nppronchcd through the personal
pence ur the indivadunl. PIONEER LOG Page Fin
From Eggers Easel:
EggerS Horsin 'Around in Class
Fancies Nag Given First Degree
By Paul Egg or ltcnurt: n.s prcs1dcnt of IA!wls ond nn honnrory dcg1 cc lQ n hOI"'iil". •
'l'hc ft'uturc pagt• of nny news-Clnrk college, he hnd been fnr-1 F'et1turc pag<' nrtlclcs ~nn 1!10
pnpcr should scrvf.' t1!'1 u placl• tunntc enough to hUYt! the hon· ~ontnin m•W! nboul 1111.cre ting
for the l~nttu~rlng or out-of-the- or of liWordmg ~'V• raJ such d·~-thmgs thnt hr1ppon tu mcmb• ro
ordmnry foctJJ. Il must contain grcc! Tht-rt!capienLS h:wt• Jn. of the stud•·nt body. A very good
tntcrl!litlng ne~s or 11 nnturc eluded outJitondmg men nnd orhclc could b(' 1,A,'J"Ittcn about
whach might otherwise not be women in t.tll wolktl or llfl· •rtull Wdlnrd Stephen nnd how he
brought to light. In this wny n WllJ the fm;t tmtc, however, that bnnlly tlCored 1 touchdawn .,ft r
Icnture page cnnnot only be In-he had t:'Vcr been ohle to oword ph;\·mg tootb'lll for 1.3 yean
If' resting, but also r•x trcrnuly
cducntumrd
An excellent uxnmplc or whnt
"ould he slluubl£" rmght br a
story concf!rnang whnl has hap.
pcn 1.1 In t h c 1Ct'enl monthlv • convu<'ntlon The foliO\\ ing i11 a
lyplcnl f'Xfllllplr! of the k.Jnd of
nrlldc whach might appear on
1 hIs z;ubject.
"At th•• lrua monthly convocn
Lion hcltl an the (:(JlJcgc ~ymnn
slum (In Tuesday n horse was
the guest or honor. Dr. Odell
prc!wntt•d nn honomry doctor of
dlvmaly degree to thas noble ttni
mul whach hns giv<•n long nnd
faithful Servin• I•) thr• Pnlatm••
H Jll fi n• de p:n tmf'n l. Th~ hor~e I
wus now bemg rctlrl!d to n h•l
sure li(c o[ pnstur:~g~ .
In nwnrda~ the honorary dl'·
gn!••, Dr. Odell gave n s h o r t
speech. He nottJ: I hot during his --
Caccia, slac trnnsf~r from Eastern Before this management J:mup,
Lcwas und Clark C1J!Ieg1• was rep·
rcsl·nted by Dr. U. G. Oubnch,
prtlfessor of politacnl acu:ncc. In
his spcl:lch "The Amenc&n Way,"
Dr. Dubnch told or how the
"American Way'• was achieved
by those with a pioneermg spartl
and by great struggle. He urged
every c1tazc:n "To gave more time
l(l government!" Cartozian Nabbed
For Shop Lifting anto n
en who
r v(;
lghtly
or row,
for a
on
ng to
ius ton
best
QS.,<; w
bcr
de by
IS will
a.m. II
at 7:
Bus
·45 at
1:55 at
wall
r
m.
r $1 Collcgo of Education,
lending LOG cub reporters
1tmg comp••tatton walh 80
•h, .. or prmtcd copy at mad·
tcr. O'Dny is n sports
Iter.
n s~cond plnca is He~ bl'rL
holldcr., cx-Lmculn high
1ter. with Chuck Chnrnquu;t,
mC'r Bt"nson Tech cditoa·. und
nn Stephenson, lust year's
editor ut Rn11scwd1 high,
~llh• licinp for thu·d plncl'.
nk Mid Terms?
'hu•t H L. Fi. ehcr, US Naval
Rcscrvf' Training Unit from
Nnvnl orr slttlaon in Senllle,
shington, will bl~ un campus
vPnHuor 16, to present the Nu-"It is the day-lo·day bchnvaor
m our own indur.trial backyRrd
betwt:cn the individual worker
thnl wJII mnke the Bill uC Raghts
moa~: thnn an ordannry piece or
paper "
-
Book Circulation High
Book ti.cculahon ~or oul Hie
usc reached the highe!t figur\!
an the history of LC. Perhaps
'iludents are neglecting lhetr so
ctal hfe
Log Columists in the Doghouse
By Elaine Micbaol and Herb Scholder
Doghouse" "all bt a bel-anp to k(·cp !>aad bnll awny from
nnmc for the snat'k shack in said dog. The devotees of this
future, since numerous dogs ~port engage an a few rounds
nomes neor lhe campus de-~Jvcry afternoon m front of the
to take up quarters thcrt.' gym.
~COJsons Cor Uus ClllllllC allen- One accomph!lhment of t h c
may be to gel an out uC the game. oompnrnblc to muking n
ather, but rno1c probably to touchdown in football, as letlang
ume udbits round on t h L' the dog sinl( his teeth deep mto
and handed out by d 0 g nne t.•nd o( the football, Inking
Perhnps some or the dogs hold ot the other I.'Od of the bnll
mnn hJVl•rs. Maybt• lhl~Y hnn~ with your hands u n d flipping
,unci the "cnl und drink pol r4•mc, with dug attnched, once
" h • 1 over lightly in thl• nir. Thas is · tn gut cr such ante hl':t.•ncc guaranteed to bring you plaudits only collt•gc studt•nts can vwe rrom the \\'Ul<'hing crowd and
gave th~.• dog a broken bock af he
dog~,;y visrtoas vary lo u is stupid enough tu let go o! has
extent in saze nnd breed. end of lhe ball. When lhc sun smalcs on the
Oregon tourisl, o nalivc son (of
lllin01s) Hn1g 11! Cortozinn, f)osh·
cs n mouthful o! pearly white
lc!cth an worm npproval.
But when ll nuns. the darkest
of dark clouds seem snowball
white to the gloom nnd trrckling
teons in his sudden~ eyes.
Hnig, you SI'!C!. is a member of
the Multnomnh Chnrnbcr of Com
IMrt'P. lie spends CiVl' cloys n
wc"k promoting the Multnnmah
!'hopping ccnt~r thcrebv putting
into pruct.icc whut he is s\udyang
ut LC. •
As secn.lory of the Multnomnh
C oC C llnag hopes to give the
shoppang nrcn n hfl that will b~
notaced by the right people.
The Chamber of Commerce 1S
n legnl way of "shop hfting." •
Quartet Attends
Brain Blow-Out
The o cnpt"lln choir needs it.s
pitch ptpc no mor~l Now. some
of the college's mole rnusacianr
can substthnc with their coke
bottles!
It is n C:~maluu !'Ct•ne to sec
music mt1jors, Doug Dnll. Lynr
1'enlkt•, B o b Hum!, u n d John
Swtn~tle sattang in the llhnck dUI··
ang 1h111r lunch hour pitchin~
cokl· bottles. No. tht•y aren't
thrnwmg Uacm, they 111e blowmg
on them to crL•a\1! fl supposedly
normunious quartet.
Tht sc tn tented coke-bottle mu·
is a toy collil·, an ovt>r
rwn aardnlc, o lrtsky boxer
HeothcliCf, LC's mn;;cot,
others of douhtful bulh.
)'c fot•s of vivisection!
nuw menncc tha en tens the
uf dogdom. Another w u y of shllwing 11acinns pr.tctlec thear lheory nnd
adeplm•ss at the game ls 10 pnss honnony lessons quak• faithfully
the ball from your right hand to doy in nnd _ dny out on the sort
yuur lt•H behind vnur bnck, In •lrank contnaners, sevenths, fifths
tront tlf yoursetr "nnd then be-l an~ other musrcal chnrds r!out
twt•en yt.tUr l~gs. Sometimes the whasthng on the nar to the cars
aug, who is not ns amurt 119 you, of the lunchrng student •
mny mistake onto of your honds rFor the anformotion of ttl1 who
for the ball, but then, v.'e oil ore antcrl!!ltcd, a rokc hotUc 1~ only equipment rvqu~rcd
this spurl is cmc !outbull, one
and two or three oblc-budit>d
men, lh~ pramc objt•ct bt•·
For
O'tnq Men & Women
Modern Tailoring
Baumann's ·
House of Style
Morgan Bldg. BE 8032 1 mnkc mistak~s. pc1 Ccctly patched :tl 8 lint).
JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station
• Lubrication
• Bauorles
• Gat and OU
• Tlre1 .LOOMIS.
PRINTING CO.
PUBLICATIONS
and
COMMERCIAL WORK
BR 1343
•118 N. W. 12th Ave. , 4255 N. E. Sandy Blvd.
~~---------------~ '----------------~ I • ·-40
"Oh doarl! Paul '--· b · 1 ... wrtttng anot er arl1c: •·
Animal-Vegetable-Mineral
What the Heck Isn't It?
By Tom O"Day
Is it a typ( uf jun1•lc monster"
•.. no ••• Is it one of Lhose
new ternble military weapons?
•.• no ••. then It must be •.
a car?
You've probably seen cut
down Modci·T's, h o p p c d-up
roadsters and bent-around JDIO·
pil.-s but until you H!C thas ··car"
you haven't $ecn nnylhrng A
connoi~cur of autos would tell
you thnl thas auto is composed
ot a 1930 Model A, o 1923 Model
T road:;ter, nnd u lot of hord
work. ll is pamlcd o corucrvn
tivc chnrtrcusc In honor or
Churchall.
Our story really begins wht!n
cvcml LC students alone wllh
dcs1gner Juhan Bonkht:nd, Uni·
verslly of Portland, dccaded to
C()Jiaboratc on the buildmg of n spor'-'lcr's dehghL Julian pro
VIded most oC the loot and lnbor
along with c:hael nsststant Cbuc:k
Dnrhng, seruor.
Then came lhe crisLS m Korea.
Juhan found out thal Uncle S3m
needl>d htm. Being a re.gula.r fel
low, he JOined up. Before he lett,
he otrcrcd to sell the title Cor
the .. cnr" to Chuck for one dol
lar. Chuck is nnother regular
fellow, so he accepted.
Now we fmd thtS hall-breed
machtne on LewiS and Clark's
campus. 0"-ncr Darhng Is sel
dom !iccn crowding h.u> sax-tool
rour-inch frame mt.o the spactous
mtcnor or the sportst\!1', Oddly
cnuugh his \\,fe pr.•te.rs thmr
nl"'Wcr ?ontaac for ridmg tO
wnrk.
"Oh, well.
spare buck." has anyone got a
We Wont A Shutler Bug!
Any snaphappy ..guy who Ions to take p1ctura will do. Flit
inJo the LOG office for O.O.T. and crumpets wblle w~ d.isc:uu
yo\ll' unreuonable demand for money.
H~ who len1 a hand can tako
campus. hoy·floy. a shot a1 lhe well known
Let'a see what de•elops.
LOG {Picturc.less) StaU
Hollywood
General Insurance Agency
Low Auto Rates -18 to 70 yrs •
GEORGE A. HASKELL FLOYD AUSTIN
Oo Campus
31i05 N. E. Broadway TU 4946
~~-------- ·--------------~·~--------' PIONtE:R LOG friday. November 9,
• • • e 1g1on1n ee ovem -
Rev. Laurence Nye lo Address
Convocation Assembly Monday •
Repercussions of Aiom Bomb
Evident in Symphonic Orali Pmpomtmg the '' cc.k's theme. ''You nnd the Cha islmn w I~ .. Dr. Ln\1J1CJ11.:(' E N\ c. ffillliSir-r or th~ Fa~t Metlwchst
cluut'h, "111 ~p\ nk ou "\ ou" rlurmg lhC' (I n.m. com·ocnt acm,
NO\ (.mber 12 in the ID m The hvmb thnt fell un Hu·oshmu\ ulsu r(•ckcd A1
'\f~~,\ 'P The fi1sl musical mtc.a(ln)l.ttion ol Lh1s g1go~utac lnculcut ~ J-.., I i' fc:nturod in the \'csp~ t· sen act•s to Ul' I wid m the llt: ;~m t ' lu pl'l· tnt pllS·
t , ' '' 1 t h 1 '' Hl£ ll ckf,.'l'\!llnd m • • L e .Memrmnl chnpd, Sundny. Nowanbet• II ot 7·:w p.m.
huteh rcltth:d "nrk Ht t"rml•r·
I t:d ron r ll •n an Hn\ r
hall M lchu~ tts nd 1\'ln\nc • lh• Rt•llgron In I~lfc week pr,, R ,_..: Includes 'Chats' next \\('ln I Q M • • t f T Jk Roborl Stolua, m<'mber ol Mmnt t
Dr ~' n: ... 1\ d ht •
cb n ~ \\ Snunr d1 1011 l•d b) regon J.1DlS ers 0 a •tu•l<'dl•putrnrnl.comJ
d lll uc L P£ 1k r \\111 bo.: held [ F D .J A bJ• om· t ptmlst, "111 pr Ntl
no MhndlH lhr IJ h 1'hu ,, (t ~ n our Ol y ssem leS lllU ll'CJI nt 'I PI I•Lion If IJ
n n n t , k an th d Ll\\ m r h R nn H g, dmn ymp nt~
Rc\·. Laurczu:c Ni·o
r t\ n nnd hu S..T B from
B l n unl\ ~'' H~: '' u
~ 'archd o doctor of dJ\lmQ d ••
b' Wdl~mtth: unl\ ctsll'\'
J 1938.
Ft m 1940-45 Dr: N~ c \\til dt·
1 ctor f Um\ f'n:rt\· l..f( nt t:ltn
n pm AH::nuc c.burchh, Mmnc
llJklh member of lht-Nallon·
n 1 CounCJl nr church~: • h(' ot
ttndl'd Lh Me~h·•dJSt Ecumcnt·
c 1 oonfcr.:nce m Oxford, Eng
! md, thu; year.
Presbyterian Worker
To Interview Students
From;. s Bnll. or the J){'r.iOnncJ
d partmc.>ut of lht:: Boaa·d o! Na
hann1 Mtss1ons Of the ~b) ter
on chureh. USA. ~' sll be on cnrr
pu Mond ). NoH~mbt:r 12. to u:
t• n 1 \\ stud nt.c; antercstcd In
Uk 'arJCt) or opportum t1 in
n uti! the church tn cit) nnd
turnl areas. Four promlnc nt c•hur<'h lrnd 1 tht ('r111on t 'PIC o t 1-.: • Th Bomb Th t 1• t• 1 nn A
rutlm •r p lim 1 n , r rs ,u·c chcduh d to p •nk In L\) M l\noupp p ~\tit of lh t n ' t: udu t It: I d l tj.l r lh< h "' I c p b t
n mblt<>s Tucsdn\ throu rr Ho t:Wn\ tllnrntmll) rc ~ ('rt II \\II) I>•"• "II his I, no R ' md Ma n L Pru d 1 d r "' '" dn . In lhf' cnmpuc lh ntcl at m t hurch l1 i . du: u c <•r n th&c"" tudt nt .,St nh H tl, l I IIIlO I h r ll P< OC'c Me m - d d 1": ,.... ...
I I P ..... b' t unn chun h . Mar c.hcdul d hours. 10 o m We ne n WUh rn 0\\ II n I \\'till 1111
.... Th(' Re>\ HN h rt J Dor n A ~ndunte of Tt>nnt c' d nut 1nd th ('hrt 11'" H• m ·• 1 I II 19,1 R l'I\C <~ dt mntlt' tt:>ll ln~.t pa tpr of the F'tf";l ?rc: b\ tcr Ill M n \11 e co ('gc In -s , {'\'· p
1m Mt E: the 11
1 "all bt dl u 1 '' 2 30 3 30
.,tmt-ch or Vnncou\·cr. Wu hln~.;-en nd Knoupp "ru n f;pcclll p ch nrtJ an 1 u lor hruo
t• tn. Mond..t~ lhl'oUJ;:h 'l'hursd \ • lt•n, \'lll pn•·1•· on "''-'a•J nr1d Ute \ upon!'< m tructnr wath till
• ' ~~" • • \\llh I be tudcnt.: In ndnptht \n wcr nt 11 n m. 1'u£'. dll\ A nnny ptlor to has t'ntr:ancc In ·cocltnr. of the po
1 m 10 mil
Sfllduot<' uf the Unh' niU) of J1146 t • the UniClrt 'T'ht'olngwnl
Re•. Sam Ll!o
"Ll\ m~ CL.<; n ChrUittnn in To
do\ Wortd' •~ lhc th£'mc of llw •
'( rrunnr tu b~ lt:d from 3 30-4:30 Orcr.on sn H131, lh:\'tm::nd 0 •llln f'ntlnfln·. Nc\\ \'ot k
nth nncd MrCormtck Tht l•lugh•nl lll \\'ll:i ~rnduotcd with o H D.
• mmnn In 1934 cutd \\ •l" •rudu-degn:c 'I'hc Community chut('h
nttd \\1th a bnchdor or dl\ inlh n( Wt ~tfil wn..>~ lu· mtn• It> 1
d b'1 L'l urt ht Portlnnd 1\1"1"1\ nl '" J!l50
'l'hundll\' nt I I n m • Dr Ro~
A F(.'<IJc, pastor of llw Rn <.:11}
l\tt>lhodt t <: h u I'(' h, will spcnk
m · Yuu nnd Tomorrow." Dr
1-'cdJl' i'rVtd tluc • ~<m in th
Mt•rchunt l\1tulnc.> hefllt\! ntl~nu
mg D •kohl We lcynn uni\'CJ"Sity
rn M1tchdl, Sou\h Dokotn.
I Hi! thl'n nttended Untvcrs1t~
Ttwologlcnt school wht't c he wac;
Ct old UIJ led in Hl23 l)r ~o·cdjc
~cn•cd os religious dtrcctnr of the
:;cornon's bmnch of tht' YMCA
m Brooklyn, Nt•w Yol'k, In Hl46
he I'I!'~CIVl'd hts doc:torntt • at Wrl·
lnnu~ll· · unlvcrtlity. p m , Tut•~do' throuJ;h Thut ·dRJ
b' Dr fh.•lcn F \\\ t onct the
Rl"\' 1' Sum I.cc R••vcro.. nd Lee
u; pastM l'r Tutuilln Presbytt•rinn
church, Pcndlclnn, Dr. West IS ____ R_o_v_. _L_y_l_o_K_n_o_u_P_P __ _
the \\ JfC of Dr D. K. \\'est, PllS·
tor of the Ml!dlord Farst Prcsb~·· Dr. J:o•t.>dJc hns bcl'n in Oregon
ft•r 20 \'~·ors whh mm1stncs ot
R:umer, H~•od RJVcl und Astttl'lll
bl'furu coming to PorUand lost
June.
tei"mn church
Norris Enroute South
To Registrars Meeting
Walllnm Norr . ..cJ •
trnr. left ThUJ sdoy hy cnr for
Snnlll Burham, CallromJa, to at
tend th'-! PnctfJc CoAst As:;octn
uon of CoJJegllltc Hcg1 trnrs No
v~mbcr 11-14. Churches in Dickson nnd U1··
bnnn, Jlhn01s, were among his
ru-sl pnstornte s. He came to his
prt!..~nt
ago 1,:ongregat10n two yenrs
"You and the Other Fellow" Closmc the ~tssembly schedule
Fnday at 11 a.m.. the R1:\'.
Dwnync L.. Proett will speak on
"You and Christ " Rt.• is pastor
of 1 h~ Klnmnth Fulls Pt.•nce Me
mona! Prcsbytcuan church. Preceding lhe main porti r
lht vc •lter ( 1 \'1cc, Rnll&gh
\'Jckl.'t "ill ttlor n 15-m
dttm • con< c11 on the:' os·gnn
Jnl'k J~.:nn1n~ \\ill
crtpturt 1e numg nnd the
Jl I I f IJH~ prog1 Dnl Will bt-
IH duccd by Pnt Ronls Cl
The musical composHion
StClll1'1' 1 In thJ et: port-. nnd
l the mood lor th · th1 c n
ffil n!J of Ht•rm. nn ll1antltr
poem. Ho "«'lorn c:amposcd
\'mphl)nJC 1 o~m lnunedln tc))
ICI\\·ln~ the r •• t~(ul bombtn
H 1ro:shlmn.
Borh mustclnn nnd poll
"135 rmllinn AmCJ Jt•nns
oJke blind m('n mto the
01;c" In scnrch of n b(•tl• r
-whcH• cvt!ntunlly Ute soul
mon rs mml' pow•·rful than
atom.
r-·ull(lwlng lhc \ cspcr s~
n the chapt•l the Chrnpus
F'cllowslu p will hold o
In the dl"Dwma room or the
line mnnor. Rcfr ••shmcnts
be sc1 'cd nnd spcuken; nnn
bcrs or the ReligiOn In Lrfl'
comm1ttee wlll bl' present
wclconw tho ,. who ottend
1.!\'Cntng program.
M.c Ball \\ill be ll\'nn&blc for
tntt'l'VIc\\'S m Palatine manor,
s m 22
l\1((; tms wJU' t h (' C!lmpus
\ lUlh fcllO\\ .ship, Sht.: \\ tU diSCUSS
the pre nt da'· nccdi and oppar
lumtte~> Jn naLronal mass1nn •
The croup wdl mcct thas .Sun
dn.) No\·~ mbe.r 11, tn ttv back
rtJOm of th,., cr.fctcrJn at 5:45
p Ill UlJiU:ad or Pctlat In£' rn nor Norrts waU nlso nllt!nd t1 ~
gwnnl conference of the College
Entrance boord, to wh1ch Lcwas
Rnd Clmk was recent I~ \ Ol<'d
nH:mben;lup. Onl,) other Norlh·
\\ e t t'Ollcgc member nrc Heed
nnd Y.'httmnn . l'lcforc 1 durmng
to th~:> campus, Narr1s \\Ill VISit
coll.:-gcs tn the Lo5 Angel<' nrco Church Leaders to Offer Advic
On Private Religious Prohle~-
Pef"S()nul counseling on rcligi-;:>artm cnt of tlw leadership ttatn
ous problems will be offcr•·d to log ~>chool nt LP\\'IS :tnd Clurk.
students by lh£' Rc''· nnd ~lr~. WJic ol tht• mmistcr of tht•
Dwayne 1~. Proett, Dr. Ho lt•n fo'.
West and the Rc,·. T, Sam Let•
Monda,. thwugh Frtduy.
R~;; VCilmd Procll rcce1 vcd h 1
R A. dc.grct• frorn Mldlnnd cui
Jcgc in Fremont, Nl'braskn waLh
n maJor '" mustl' and n mmor m
•pct~h . He atlcndt.'<l the Snn
Frnnc111eo Thl:!ologu•al semmnry,
San Anselmo, Cahfornao, f1 om
1945 to 1!)49 ond wns J:rnduatcd
with an M.J\ and n ltD dcgn:c. f1rst Presbyterian church tn gmdunuon f•om the Lou
Tlwolog1cul Sl'manary, he wns
Sl{:OI:<l liS 0 tnJSSIOOOI ')' nt
Srmknno• I ndlnn r·c.scrvat ion.
F'nr lhP HI I {our y~.;JII"S
• h nd Lee hiUl bct•n Pflslor fll
Tutuilln l'rcsb\'tcJmn dwn:h • Pc•ndlcton when' lw has
• New Burlingame
Founloin
ZOe
30c
Sc
Complete F ounlain Service
•
• Dur!nc hts St!mwnry y('nrs tu'
wrnked as o muu ter o1 musac at
the Prcsbytcnnn church m M(n·
lo Park, Cullforniu R .. vcrcnd
Pro<'lt wru; or daln••d LO I he gospel
msrustry in December, I !H8.
JncqudlnP P1octt begun her
collcg,-. career nt Wnync State
TcochPr'S t)()ll•'ge, Wayne, Nc
brltll'9 She 1:0n1Jnued hcr Sl u
drt'll ut tht• Un1Vers1ly ot Wu;con-
tn, Unh·cf'5ity of N••b1 nsku nnd
S&n f rnncir."o SIBil' college, do.
me ndvnnto•rl wm·k tn l'l'<'lllt\'l'
\\ r rtlng.
Huvlng I a u i h t ''lt~mr•ntnry
t~chc•ol from lll4i to 19•19 m Pun
R••.) ~. Culllormtt, for the lotst
two l\lmmrn:, M111. Proctt h o s
taught for tllc Board of Cha1 .•
tum f'.ducntJon tn th~ nuncsy do--
--~
' u..:d h111 tnJSSiunnt r wnrk \\ •
the lrulluun He i~ ulso nd,•l
to the Youth Prcsuytery of
t:l'rl Otl.'gon.
Dance Committeemen
Needed for Junior Ball
Tht. Junior d.1 s IS £cckmg
1 In preparntaon fur the Swce
bn.ll to h~ held in F1:bnm1 ,\',
Dr. Holon Well
Mt drllt'd, Dr. Hcll·n F. \V{·st hns
don«• mi!UIIunun• wot k in Chinn -for s~vcrnl )'CUI'S with 1wt· huli
bund She prucllcPd gcnernl Any jutiiCll' 111tet csted In u'"'
mg on n comrn1111 ,. tor tJns tla
£hould l:Ontnct Pat Blnkcly
.Jim rJouf, co-t:hultmcn or one
the juntor class oC1tn•1s
Juniors rnlt•r• l~d should
tact t ht•sc pt'Clplo.:
•lblc. ll1l ~;uon ns
1m•d1t:inc, tnught hnnd1nnJt.s nnd r------------
WtiS nn admtnlstrntor for U.N.
rclw(.
.A nuth•c Korean, the Rev. T.
Som [,('•' t .tmc to l h c Unucd
Slnlt•s before World Wur 11 lot• j
furthl'r education Aftt!r his1 •
2021 Attention
Wholt•alt Cllndy
Food Speclaltle1
Jim Hruby Co.
S. E. Belmoni VE ~
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orE
BY.
For the
~n· the
I)Citbnll rn
the chnt
h.N>nd tim
nwnJ
0(1 OVCI
lH' locn 1 l
AI!IO ft•r '
til me<!t
hamplons
tr
led by
from t
uvt.•rw\
gnmc ~
xt."CPl the
'-~"' ,·cd or
wa.o;
of ' Wtldi
ony
crse senti
ons of the
ll'renr~
bv •
squl
• tne-
• 100, n nt
campus
study o
devdo
ren's libra!
A 100-pnti
to the
Chari~ W.
Groham, h
of clement
1ng the add
matl{ln, lhl•
atnted bclq
Board of ~
' At thiS l
bcrs w 111
l'\':tluntion
aubmlt a r~
Whether I.~
l't·ntOI' [or
lor flv£· m
Grades (
Mtd h·rml;
llblc hum
1'ue~d.ty . Sh
for tndtvtdl
lhelr ad vise
Pr11grc.n