Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 10, Number 11
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1951-12-01
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Type
Newspaper
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EST. 1867
LC ---Portl<ll\d. Or<.'9on, f'riday. DecembM 7, 1951 Numbr-r II
untmg
c httlt·
besides olonel Mason
ives Warning
o Delinquents am,
lldang
temc
vct('rnn
lttlc A
m
Kl•n
fl lind
I ns J\1
Lon
nrc ur
~ulletin
hcern1
r the
c~pt
o" at
and-on
camp.
Cove
In alter
n for i
lule
osh Five Years in Prison
ue for Dralt Evasion
Orcnon Slnlt· hendq\Jiu'ters, St..•·
•CtiVl' St•rvkc Syst<'m, issued u
·mnmg lhnt !nilure to n~gish ~r
' n violution or the lnw :• n d
[Jh•s lhc delinquent hnble tQ
· Cull pcnnlty E!•l 1m th in the
1\'cr ul .Mtlltmy Trnining nnd
'"r:v~r' •11 Act us nmcndcd June 19,
grcot many youths,'' snid
F'rancas W. Mnson, deputy
tote darcctur, "dth1.•r unwitting.
>" or bccnulie of 11n "1-thmk-1·
on-gct-nway-with -it" attitude
fnallng to rcgastcr or nn• prl.'·
themSt!IVl'Ji !til thiS PUT·
n consJdcrablc time latt>r
th1 ., · hould ·
NThe obligation to r..:gistcr,"
ontimu d C' I)J M a· on.'' is dearly
ot forth in the &!teeth:" Sc•rvsc ...
aw nnd failure to comply ct!r·
nanty mnkcs n young mnn u dt.•·
Ul·nl--subJcct to prosecution,
convach:d, l·ould mcnn a max•·
penalty or five yenr. in
fine o! $10,000 or
It oppco.rs that a grcnt many
11lcge students nnd men w h o
~\'C bt·cn rclcnscd from t h c
!01 tt!S s••~o;m to have th<;
,d~ a lhnt Uu~y nrc not rcquatt.:d
register, llCCQrding to mformn·
tlon received from local boards,
Mason srud.
"This it far from being t h e
(ad,'' went on Col M tron, "every
an born arttlr Aucust 30, 1922,
contmuously on nctave
w1th the armed Corccs musl
cgiStcr and tt cNtn.inly would
very wise lor nny one who hns
railed-for ony rcnson, to prt!!cnt
himself for rc:gislration to do so
Jmmcdlntcly .
Speaking ~onlesl
Here Wednesday
tfo.cl The c111Tlpu WJII piny host to
n•• the Stale F.xtempnr•• sptakmg
rnntest on W• c.lnv doy, Dccl!mb~.:r
12
to
est
n"
mon
nee
•ager
1946 Thcrl! wi!J be two div1sions of
. <:ompclllton-one for men nnd
one tor women.
Contestants from lhc women's
dh•tston will sp<:nk nt 2 p m. on
the subject of ''McCort! 1yssm."
Tlw men's div1s1on pcakcrs wall
tnlk on "Th,. Future uf lntct·
Collt!glolc Ar.l..lvillt's." Both rti
vi!sons w11J rnQl'l In the drnwlnfl
rQom o( JlnJntinc Munor.
The 1ollowmg schools WtJI cn
'"r one l:Ont!'slnnt fur ,,nl'h cllvi
:ilnn, Un.vt•nnty or Or••gon, Ore
gon Stut•~. l.mlll!ld, W•llnmctt~.:.
Pnctlac, PnrtiRml, (':t~otgt• FI)X nod
Lt•wls nnd Cln1'k.
Tho epooch contoat IS lflOn"'lll'·
1 d by the lnter -Coll eginl~; Fur·
t'nttlc ns. ociution of Oregon.
Faftc ·n dollnra will be nwnrrl· •
c-d to the wlnne: m eoc:h divtaion
tilld PCOJld nnu third places Will
bo nnm~. Dr. Paul S. Wright
Dr. Evans Slates
Premiere of Mass
Dr J,hn St 1 It }:;\ian:;, pr J!L
sor o! music, Will prcst.•nt his now
musacal :setting for ".MISSn Solcm
nls" for the first t1me in Its t·n·
urcty Sunday, December 9, ot
i:45 p m.
The First Presbyterian ''hurch
choir and solotsts under the dit CC·
liOn of Dr. Evans, orgamsL nnd
choirmaster. will prt!$~nt the sol
l'mn muss m luLin.
'l'hc complett· mnss has be• n in
P• ~porntion for scv~rnl ycnrs nnd
sections of tt-Kync, 1 ilono,
CH·do, Sanctus, a ... n .. -dtclu·· nnd
AgnuJ~ Od-hnvc bct:n iJVcn em . var10u-t oC'cos•ons.
• 'l'hc performanc~.• is sponsort . .'d
by lhe Ot egon chapkr oC Uw
Amer1can Gwld of Or,gamsts nnd
Lhe uvc downtown churchc.-;,
Studl'nts singing in the chotr
nrc: Ralt!iRh :'.JcV1ckcr, assistant
orgamst; Douglas Chnlmr•rs ond
ViJ'gmla Bowman, Faculty rn m
bP.IS nre: Miss Hel~n Nnundur!,
Dr. Louis Thup•r and Mrs. Lc
nor.l Van Antwerp. Niebuhr Book
Set for Review
By Dr. Wright
Tome Shows Relation
Of Christ With Present NOAH'S ARKS EN MlNJATUR£ btlin9 surveyed by mcmbus
of tho production "Noah ... to iHl given Thursday and Friday. OoC!!.m·
ber 1'3 and 14. f'rom left arc Patricfa Bander. Roberl TllbOr. Mary
Hoo1)41r. Arden Craig, Diona Murphy and Ma.ry E:ll~rby.
Director, Actors Struggle
To Put \Noah' on Boards
Dr. Poul S Wnght, pn tor o! By Horb Scholder nutuurm prov V• ry vnlunb'c
lht• Ftrst Presbyt••rinn church, An)'Ono• I OC<.•Unlt•rml! 0 r. w Jn lot •r rt•tl••nnn''· fiD octor who
"t•motiunt~lly dcud" llclors on !lu{f h1 lJnc <JO tng~ hn to
will 11•view "Chnsl nnd Culture" I r k "tl ,,ut 1)f t11 "wn m , .. de· I'Ompus an n Cluup t• o w• t.: !I. t' ~ •·
by Rich:nd 11. Nivbuhr today ot plc::1st: tukt.' plly on them. Tht.: , t lur"d Mts Gnrd1.111 r do termln-
3··1'1 p.m. 1n lh•• rd••rt:nct! librnry. th1~p1nns w11J mtJrcly l.Jc !';Uflcr-• dl:v •
Tht• ll~.athor has dr•voh•d his I inr. from lhc ofh•r·d!t.'CUl uf b··· 'be nr-:u Sl~ m producing n
CDii"l•r (c) studying the r~lntion I tnr, ktyo•tl-up ror tht• IX Wc~k p'O) .• the tl')(JUf.S -whicll, Mn.
f ~r . . p<:r:l•·d 1t h)()k to put Andr.. Gnrdmcr t:mphrur-es_ nre vpen to
u re. tgton to socml, poltliC:tl and O\ll•y's "Noah" on tht: ooords. 1 ANY ud• nt
ll ()n •ffiiC lSSUf!S ot todCly. Bo•gmmng WJth l.hu dcctlon or I Th• T'-.J Drt.: fivr t;lgr of rc-
Dr. Niebuhr, u groduotc or YnlCJ the play, !or which aho ts rc· ht&~l"ffDI, starlln' •'~ Ull' r• nd-
mvu lty ond a widely known SRI)nllblc, Mrs. ElltntJcl.h Dn\'l$ tnC rcht:nn:Jls. At th1 th( Q{ t!JM
lt.'ClUtN nnd minister, bclu~VL"S G~trchn• T, dir~,;c ur, ts lll for merely rt!Od th• lr port! out It ud
•trouble, troubh .. nod more trou-to lnmtharttC th• rrut.lv WJth
tbat a Chrlstum's lire os a mem-bll'." the chnn:~cte.rs th-:) 'r 1~11n \O
b~r or society mny be an uc:rord She hils the job of gondtng ponrtly lC \.lme pemuu. Mrs.
w1th Ius loyalty to Christ only nctors mto mcmort:t.Jng thdr Curdin~r nlto lfka tO J;• t tn SOIJJ«'
ns fnr ns h1s fnilh will allow. parts nnd, nt the nmc tlmc. to tJI cueslon or the pzycho!ow I
Pnul Hutchmoon wnt•!S oC this form hr:r O'.\ n ciPnr conccpUon I)! sld' s o{ the pans.
bovk in the July I, 1951 issue of, the pin\' nnd 1ts m~:nnmg, which "Blocking ·th(! mo•erneDt" oc-
thl• New York Times, ''A supl!rb j she trws tll tmpart to cnst mem-cup11 the en ~· tlrn dun~ thro
pi~ • uf anolyticnl wntmJ: •.• hers dunng rchcnrsnlL t'Ccond '!Ulgl) uf r!!h• n"mg. Whc.n
tock.lmg whul t!l JUSt ~bout the Makmr. hkc Hondy-Andy 1 N•m"h' · 1nm1ly entered lh lnrgl:
toughest probh:m foc1..-d by Chns-Dtck Mr.tgs who, M stngc mnn-room t~n thr. t{•P floor of t hI!
Lmns." ngl'r, mu.sl be pr1 •enL nt ull r~.;-»Pc ch :~r~ bulldmg for lh• ec·
Oth•r booln by Nit•buhr are hcursnls. Lo.t Mrs. Cardlnl!r w ~,~ud rchcnnnl. i.hey ff1und the
"'J'h~.• Snc1ol Sourct:!$ or Denoml- much us nod nt nn nctor lll'ld flr)(lr covered v. 1 h chnlk rnnr.k .•
n&atlonulil;m, '' ~The. Klngdtom of Me1g! hns to tnkc 11 duwn in his \\ hich lndJcntt cl the future po
C"-<~d 10 Ameru:n.. and • T h c "prompt" book. "Although these I allons vf the ark, trt: ' "luntpa
Me•aning of Revelation." ~rnd otht:r probnbJ .. unpo.dun nto
Dr. Wright will bu tho• third Rol nd H B . I Th•:}' hnd lO lt!om Lu r Irate their
J:UI!Sl pc~k r for the 1951-52 a • atn on mO\'t!mcnt!l lO tht hn
~enes of library sporauu:d book T T }k Th d 'l'ius pnst Wet;k Mrs. Gnrdmcr,
u.•vicws. t~st Wt!ck's rcviL·W WQS 0 a urs ay Mel HarleSS rutd th cn::L ha\e
giw•n by Stewart Holbrook who bc:cn wc:o"centroung vn dt:t~nl!~~.'
puke on Thomas ~ "r•s • Mau\' • "Rolnnd H. Bnmton, professor Mrs. Gnrcbncr, who tenns thiS
Dt!cade." of church ht!!tory nt Y:d~ D1vtn1t~ IIUlg~.: Lh~,; •roughut" u! all, hns
Ten 1s scrv4.od pn~c:• .dlng the Rchool and foremost mahoraty { n ortt:n taken n Rene and hnd \h
progrnm. Martin Luther in the tiQuntry, w1U rtl'tors reptal 1t time oftcr time,
~pcnk on ~Rdag.~ous Libcny until Jt "ciJc.k• d.'
Greek Societies Plan Yule Program,
Students to Read From Marlin Luther Thursday :It 1•30 p m. m B-30 Beg\.nn.iDg neJtt Monday t h c • At 2:30 he will pt!<~k to the finnl mo.ccs ot reh rusnl w1H flpot
fuculty on "Rcligton an H1gh"r tn. At thus tame the contr:ibulJOrt'll
E'du,·ntion," m lhf' Cnculty loungP, oC Wally Nelson, ~tar:y Hoopcr,
Dr. BainJon w•, grn lunt•::!d Pat Bnnder nnd J.Iary Ruth R •cd
"For unto )'OU n child is bnrn
•• • • •
With this Clt!ntrall:.mg c<tr•• of
.t<crlpturc as a th1.•mc, Th1:tn Kap
flll sorority nnd Kappa Phi Alphn
(rott>mity in c<mjunctlon with
lh,• combin'-'C.i c-hoirs will pn•t;cnt
1he nnunl ChrUJtmns ••rvicf' nt
Pre-Christmas Recital
To Feature Yule Spirit
Five cnmpus mus•cnl orgonl·
zntions consist1ng or DJtprox•·
matcly 100 student mush·lnn
will be tward in the onnuol pre
Christmas conccrL nt the gym
nasium December lti at 3:30 p.rn
lnstrumcntnl rnu~•c w1U ll• pTe·
scntt.~ by the C'ollegc symphon)'
nnd b.: nd. under the b.•tnn• of
B<lris Sizuo nnd Jl'lbn K. Rkh·
nnlu.
The men·~ gll."e l'lub, tnntlri~rnl
lngcra uncl (·ollt'fF' ''hfiiJ', dirl'fl·
, d by Dr. JoHn Stark Bvnns,
George Bishol" and L. Stoulcv
Glm um, wrll q~ h••ard In valtl'U
vcwnl romposittons.
Music will ~·mphnsi~ Lh
Christmlts 15NI!OI1 ond th
{'oncPrt 1 .. opc;n l'' the
wsthnut ch:~rgc. lund
publtc 11 n m., D<•ccmber 13 in Cupc· from Wh1tmnn c.-QUeg ,nntJ re-bccmnc nppm• nL Th~.;sc pc<•pl~
lund Mcmonnl chap.•l. C'f!IVt'tl bu; Ph~l trom \ale unt nr~ lJuw~ th~ music, costumes
Carolyn Varila :utd Huuh H:u--~ v~.:ral~v . liP r-cc• ntly rdurnt.."-' from ond nnimnl hcnds. r pecth•cl)' • " c .. t t d L, During rlns !innJ w "ek the pro-court with the C'bop I commltt.:e ' rmun.r Wu•'rt ,.. our•· .-~ur_o-1 f 1 duction will be pulh!d togcth<'.r
IHI\'t sclt.;dt:d ~acting~ from the penn ro I~ <'l'DlCI'S nnt sc.:mmnnr;; on,J wpollshl-'<1 until at comes
•"rht• Chrittmns Sl.(lrybook" by f11r the J\mcrlcnn FnLnd! S~:rvlct' alive."
1\tnrt m Luther, cornp1led nntl nr-urnmtttt!e. ~·v• l : E h Dress r• h,.nrsal will follow, rnn"• d U'"' Roland H. Btunton. ' ~11 c 10 uropc c W:l$ gWl'n .. J t d r d ( w1•h th eurtnin go101 up em 'fhl• storil'S wen• on~r~ath_• <l:l tOnornry t'gTC\.' u octor o l>"' 1 t b h u ~.-J)<'nang tught Thun:diJ)., Dcccm-wntten b'-' Luther ns n stroin,ht· 1 II'<> ogy Y t o ntHI'Sil,)' o
J <• h p bt r 13, at 3 p.rn., the eulmmntlon forwnrd, inhmatc intcrprctntion Marburg, t ' oldut rotcsu.mt · 0 nf sq; we<!ks of sweat and totJ, or the crt"lUrnl ChrJStmns storu ;emmnry m ... rmnn) ,. ., nnd a not an~nsaderabh.• nmount to be r nd before his family nnJ Hie pcnuou o:n th1 tour n~
frio nl.ls uurmg the Yuletide t a-the Untvcn:lty or Oregon and the
sun. It WO& key~:d to his c:antcm· Amcncnn Sooety or ChUrt'h hiS·
p<!rnry surroundmgs. tory. B·· U> m Oregun prlmnr v
"Today the story has b~en for tl1e unlvcrtiil,)' s 'i5lb ruuu
adnptt.-d by Bwnton,' Cnrolyn VC'rsDrY ct>lt>btnlmn
notes, "Eo It Is oJ interest both to B1:unton has '' ntten V(.ral
youna pcooplt! nnl.l the older Jicn-books on i\tnrl..ln l.ulht'r 11nd n.!
, rnhons." llgtous hbcrty ln 194'1, h£ wns
f'o)h.)\\ ang the vurbnl hil!litnl fl•~cn th(' Abingdon 'ok' bm~
.tworcl for lus wrtUng on Mrtrtm
fl-'1!' ngl'S will be pctlods of rt"' Lutb••r, ''Hen:~ I Stnntl ' He• hns
lntcd mu u: by the• combm~ ,·~ccutly publlt~h• cl :moth• r \xwk,
dltlll'll undur tlw dtr••\'tion of L.
~tnnlt y Clnrum.
Or. John Andonoa. chairmnn
or lhf· r~h•lon dt"pnrtmr.nl, u: to
lnttodun• tlu• writmg lw JJIVin•
unckground llltltt!rinl. Rnl agh
~tcV~t:-kl'r is scht!duled ns art~
LSI. "Th•• Trnvnll of RdiJ.J lOll l..lb-
crt\'" t'OJlr.Untng th•• !ltrUgglt for
rellcious hbt•rt~·
H:unton's intt'rpr~U•tiOO or Mnr
lln Luth~r·s. \\riling on the hf(
!lf J(lsus, • Tht> hrlJhnClS Stur~
book, \\ill be n: ad an pm t durm
th,.. hrllltnUIS cr. I\ Dt•-t rnbc!-
13 in Cup1.'l:\nd h:morl 1 Ch. pel. of Jow :md u.lf~..cuoiL
Willamelle Law School
Dean to Present Panel
Sownrd P. Rl'f<:\.', dclln of the
Wallnmcllc UDt\.t' 1t~ low lichool,
wall I nd a forum 1.0 h~; p ... ntt...>d
at th PoUt•ca! ~ Jenl'e dub
m~ti.n.& nc xt Tul dov, D mb r
11. 8 p nl. nt Pnloune Mnnor
B•• nnd h~ forum m~;mbens o
professor nnd t\o,;o student ftom
WWnnu. :.th;, \\Ill oil uss lhl.! pr
pnraeon und r qu~·mcnts ne
c ~,ry for l!nt~no tQ th law
rohool.
.All pohllcol 5CICOCC f118JI)lS nnfl
tudenu who nu y b ml h: ted
m lnw rt cnr:ccr nrc urged to
atknd.
• I PIONEER LOC: F'riday December 7,
The Fair Roe plnn is here to ~tny. There is no rl!turn \\'t:
cannot 1gnore n moral right no matter how unmot·al '' e Chaz Pounds Tin Pan Alleyist
Scramby-Amhy Hit Tune Lyri
may be. By Chuck Glbb ditt>• ;,bout the chnp "ho g(•h•
There arc some who say, "You can't do anything. GI\•C it Spt.•nkmp <Jf pnpuln •1nps (w, tcors m Ius cnts lrom lyms. ttsk-
up. The thing won't work.'' But "'e can do something. V..'e \\ Ctcn't, but I couldn't think up t~k-shou ld lx• Juyingl on his
won•t gt,•e 1t up. And it wm wo1 k N·1thing hno; been nccom- oo openinc lt-nd) l Canolly dt cadt·d hack crvmg ovt•r sorne lost loH•.
h hed tn this world in social ad\ anCl;S bv JUSt sitting b.1ck thnt l "ould dn :somt!thtng to Dot•sn't that tug &t:nlly nt your
P 5 . .. , _ " .. • I stop the slll·gu or nnu~~ous l)'ru~s lwns t-slnngs? Or If you hopp~ n to
and s.,ymg \\hat the H · wh1ch llns recently tn\ nd{·d Tin like soml'thmg in :1 li~htcr ''em,
The collegc.s m thts area hD\'c nt lnst banded together to Pnn Alit':>'. tht•rc·'s ah\ nys the vivad dc~t'l ip-
educatc the people and to help to bring •hc.:m about so they A crusndt• wns necn: ruy. A li\'t: mnsterplt•c~: to whtch Stan
~ee things a little more clearly. But our student council can't rrusndt.· for the pro.:\ t•nt1on of Kenton t':ln pomt with pndc
d t 11 alone They need your help You are tAe one. that tdlotsc. lym·.li such ns these, and I "l'n• got a gal ''tit)':-l'tght fet.~t 0 1 a . • • " t"' t' d gnadatingly quotc-"H you tun! tall, Wh1n her hc~td's in the bed·
\'Otcd lh~m mto po\\•er. Come lo the mee mg some •me an me do'' n dc·O\\ n down down" rcmm h('l' h:ct . '' tn the hnll ''
~ec how measures art.' passed and th.en car1~ed out. It'll do Or how d~es th1:1 ~nc stt·lke _yom·l Stir these in ~ently with. nn
you good to get out of the ~hack one" m a wh1le. palntt·?-"1'11 nlwnys r~membcr .. mplt portwn ot J Trm 1 I Taw
Get on ftre. If vou caNd anything at nll nboul saving our thl· little white doud thut sal a Putty Tnt" und "'Mni1t:,\· Donts,"
f h d-'t hon that seems ine\'itable. •ou would right down :md cned. t\\ ratten nnd you hn\'c the t•alibcr of 1.} dl·
count~) ro~ t e e_ rue . . . :). . . bl Portland's own Jnhnny Roy I
1 make tt a pomt to get behm~ thts tm~rtant plan. E'en ii y~u ••• dnst \\t: ghc him s1x chcca'S What s the Answer?
don't care the student counctl would hke to hear you say ::;o m and a tagt>l'?) whtt'h tltt.• mndt"rn-dny
;-~111. · mg to uur populnr
liCOI'l S.
So I dl'cidecl It '~a~ up
t vlll'gu.rolk to b1·mg this
Sl'h~l' to o l!t'H't: ·hmf? twit,
h•ring IIllo tlw huck, I nttc1
t:d i(! tiOhCII ld from IL
pnnts. It hnppcned to bt: a
inopportune momf•nt, for
Wl'IC In the lhtOl'!\ Of !511\gtng
of out '"" t colh j((; onl'
Tho word&. c) oar and hl·' I
follvwf'd mt u•Jt .IS I !ell
"lc:k budiddlo·tc:k, ark·"•A
ark
San.a-bartana. Loos·nn-~1
•••
a student council meeting . Th~y are free, you know. Thest-mind you, ore lync: fo1
S r ·o an b henrd now saving "I'm in favor of it the grown-up . Amct ic:m puhhe. u l. \ U c e · • They nppear tn t;on~,;s wh1ch
all . • BUT DON'T QUOTE ME:· Well, fellow students (if make th~ htt parade, Of course. 'There Is Cheating on My Campus
Say Eight Student Body Presiden that terrr. c,m bL apphed) we want to be quoted. And if you maybe I'm :m old shot', Mayhnps
are haU the clear thinking puptls you call yourseh·es you I th~y ore nil line romnnt1c cluss-11 cheating a provalont prob·llhc Associated Sludt'nts at
lom on your campus? cific, asserted thol strtc~t s should wnnt to be quoted too. 1cs containinG beautiful littlt•
F. B. C. I stone..~.
T 1ke Cor instance th" gripping Tim> "ns the question osked ords in the optometry school
eight student body president m inc ~.:xam~ u rtcct in othc.t
lhl.! statc by Journnl rcportea· Jim purtments
Running, when a poll of students Competition for grades ca1 Gi re thenz. the Bill BARK nt tht' Untvcrs1ty ot Californtn in ~omt cheating nt Oregon
Los Angeles 1evealed that mon c···'h.:ge. Othl!r n:n. oru arr
Would you )ike a part of $400? You can have it if • . . • than hnl( the undergraduate~ l>ppot tum ties Cor cribbing OF THE c·hl'at <~dang on the curvt; That is the qu~tion being asked by Bob Pcte1s, cha1rman ._ Student Body Prosidont Eldon "~lowcv~r. there! is very
of the Hazen committee on Student-Faculty Relations . The LOG Gunter an~\Hred that tf then dishonesty among .tudent !>
~urn of the committee is to give financ1al support to student ts any t'hcnting hct l' tt is bl!cause said Donn Black. ASOSC
organizations and iaculty members who are planning to ~i\'e of crowded classrooms rtnd pro· d:!nl. "W hon a lot of ""f'"
luncheons, Leas, and socials to promote better relations be- ft:Ssois who do not wntch their ing and other technical
G G · cl&~ tlo"t:l" cnounh. who :u e hen to lenrn tween the two groups. ot a rtpo . . . J .. k d .. "1 thmk there 1:> \'cry httle JUSt to mn e gro e!\
The plan was originated last spring by Dr. John Andel"-1 .,.t PM•• · · .a reform mea-l.,.c:atanrr when.• these tetnpto· The Uni-.eratty of Oregon sure . . a compliment? "' b h d son who saw the benefits derived from many of the social get-Then the Bark of the Log is tion do not tx1st," he concluded. c:stu Its l' a tudcnl on the bnsis of a poll taken l togethers gi\'en by members of the faculty for the students your dish. At Willamouo u n i ., e r' it y .} ear nnd IS Cormulnting plans The administration has shown its belid in the \'alue of tht: I U welcomes all such maJertal . chealmf! IS n St~ltOUl> problem . deal with the cheating
plan by providing the S400 fund. It uks only that Y 0 u type Sherman Bliss, student bod~ Thur n·commendatson will
four correspondence. do ubI e head 1'\0t,·d. He felt thut lhes·e is ... bl d Th 'd · d d h ld b L"l' d h ••8 Y be a option of the e 1 ea IS a soun one an s ou e u 1 1ze as muc as spacing on an 8 by 10 she.t of e~~ chance of dishonesty <Jccur Y ·tLm
possible by faculty groups and SOCial, honorary, and interest paper and turn lt in no later' .ng 1~ tl·:;.ts ?{ the essay. t vpc Prc~idt.ont Murgan S
organizaltons on the campus. Frequentlv both students and than Monday noon. than m obJeCtive Pxams. Hu bt pasl.e:d the hupe that
mstructors rt!mark t.hat lhl.!y ju::;t can't understand a particu- 1 Here is your matchless oppor· heJ ~5 that on·remphasis on the & voluntary student
· . tun•• t 0 ,_,_ 1 .:radmg svstem as one ol the roots Jar person. Here JS an .. opportumty for the L people to meet "' 0 •otce your puuun. 0 • • '\'Ould b._ mnde wherl'ln col
. . exorc:ise your freodom of speech uf th~ probh:m. 1an. of LC would !lay You and fmd out what makes the other fellow hck. Chea•,·ng 1·s n"arl".· non·ex1·5 on paper. ' "' • • count on mo to suppoTl the h
Lewis and Clark has 'he reputation of excellent student- Tho spoce 11 yours for tho lent at Reed college where the system.
faculty relations. Let's ke<.p up the tradition and get our or-asking. UM ill he>nor system is enforced . A This pledge would imolvc
ganjzations to in\"ite n te\\ membe~ of the faculty to a par:ty, the school hns no l!rading, there unly ab tninmg from
is little temptation, according to b t 1 · •· f luncheon , "bull :session" or meeting by gi\•ing the Hazen com-r'Jf-Sprl·fe TaiOI u a so rcpor .. nr any t: • l::. Ken Taylor, studt;nt body prcsi· stud~·nts who did not complv
miuee the bill for the expenses. T 0 Visit F ranee dent l commsttc;e of student and
J. D. T. Occuaonal loolung-o .. e r-the-ulty, lnstJgatton ror the r---------------- ------------- , By Catherine Dolis1raty boulder che<ltang occur at Van-ment would come from The Bulletin Board T •• msfOlffilnfo; hopes tnto rcnli-port colll.'ge . We'rt; pretty much or honorary organlzattons.
By Herb Scbolder
Personal Advice on ... Just Takin' a Day Off
How to Pus Teats the Easy
War v."111 be CJV<'n to t.11e highest
btddcr by Dr. Rob'.!l't M. Huley,
head of the buSUlcss adminu;tra
tion department nt WJllameuc
university.
Dr. HaJej 's ad\'IC(!, along whh
an old washing maclune, p1es,
••tc.., ...,,11 be :auctioned olf 1n a
c:amp:ugn to rnu.e money for th\:
A WS scholal'11hlp fund Cor nct:dy
students.
Some lucky r::rl w1ll also be
:able to ,,e f'or n Coke dl:lt" with
the dean or men. Pats~ · Wh1tmc . age 14, of Green
Ba:r. Wi$Consan, w;u; absent lrom
school one day. Camr. the morrow.
she explamed that she had had
tl cc:J!d.
FBI agents round a slight er
ror in her excus,.. JnSLNsd oJ
la:> mg home 1n lH.d, Patsy had
ndden oH to Laona (pop. 11l3)
\\ Hh her mother and her 24•\'t•or- - . old hall-brother.
After dunning masks they aU
proceeded to rob tl1e Lnona
State b;tnk of Sll,OOO.
ts ••
QJie~"tePtest
0:11 I st!JI.Jllf."li· !l>c AJI:!!o, ··ol IU<'•I'II 'Lr!10ll!llnd r1Ark
e<JII<II' l'.ubll llo.od ••"'klJ' dUrl111:: the colltJ:u )"•!4r. t!uLscr1p~!un rut•l!. I! uo ~r )fllr
J-:m• rt!d •• • or..:! cl u I'J1Ait•r t J'ortl;oDII, (.rre on.
EDITOR
Bryce White
Cllack Oltl'b
O.nld:la• •prott. .aaqo ..su.r P•tur"
11CIJ \Orial
O•rtoonlat
.A.lS YertliiUIC aw ron •n» On1lnlnl' "llll 1.011,1' ~ . «Hiifl'e DehU
a.pon.n-u Oart2l Paaa!DI' , Cl:n:aeat Oibb. Chnt.WAe Sprott, Waaoy 111lltr.
&IUl Oraaal• l', Oeor1• au'hU, Plo7d Cammhu , Cbarln Oh&l"D4a.t.t ·
CitculaU011 "IIU:a Jtm1tb, II, J. !'m.lt.h, Al.lan ~tepheu011 ties may be dstricult for many but on thl' honor ·~·stem and it works ·such an arrangement."
ror Trel Tator lht.• reahzation is pretty well.'' commPn ted student Odell concluded. "would only
as nc:tr as a cross-country train
and an ocean steamer.
Trcl, JUnior English·Spt)ech art•
maJol·, plans to trnvcl to Europe
uftt:r h~r graduation and aftu a
year's work tu colll~t the neccs
t~ar) tranc . mur~ and crCJwns.
An lmportartJ exc:urllOn un ht:r
ogendu '"·Ill b« n tnp to France.
Thcrc sht! Will di\·sdt.> her time
bl'twt:cn lcammg rr(>nch by Jh··
mg w1th o family and makmg sk1
trncks on the slopes of the Fr••nch
Alps.
Fon•rno&t m Trcl's mtnd at tht:
prr5ent is the 1952 \'oy3gcur. A.
1•ditor-m -~.:hiet linctdton tallv, the I
tlrst woman Voyag1•ur t d1t~r> sht·
15 buay living up to her prom1se
of nn ortginal yc arbuok with a
theme wcii·SUited tv Lf!wi.S and
Clark.
Trel's desire for onglnuhty I
tlQcS not stop \\aU· her work on
the annual. hO\H: ver. It stem
lr<Jm the day ht:r muth\'t' com
bmr·d tht· Sc:.l'\dmn,·ian word!i for
~l! and prate to t!qual th•• unsqu•·
name: Trt•l.
H••r campus acth a tics includt·
pureiciprt tJon in th1: 1949 Christ·
rna11 pro~r um, chnirmuruhl p or
A \\'S Cotton Day und the po•
tl"li) al ol Dinuh M.trd( n in "Mr
Ptm Po!!!I!S By." Addsng to her
sdu dul1•, sh•· \Jdun, lt1 Alpha
Gnmm.t sorority, Trod&c, Pi Delt'l
Ep:.tlon, journnhsm honorory,
md I ntcr-Sornrlty '-'Ouncll. bod) heod Bob Dickovcr c:-t1bhshcd when . LUdcnts
Bl·cause clfll'.scs arE! ~mall, dis-thly bcloni to a
hnncsty during exam"l is infre-group where consideration
quent at Lsnficld, ·;nsd Bob l .. tmt. others is (oremost in 1
orcl sdt-nt. Bill Carden. head of minds." Ev
Ofhcial
ar
The th
s nt the
oy, Dtl
nt
the init1
Cnndl
f\aptiBI
. ror th
m11 Rho
nl)(;~r !l, at
'ho)iC rcc
Oclnn•s
ln nnd q
w~
m
B nc
n\11}'
cr engag
pS\'Chl
c wcddtn
'~'"•mo rrow
c.n, advis
Ltr mcmb
m1cs Intel
~l for lh~
n to the 9
..... n the bl
will be 1
all co
"Han&i
Pin 1\lu
The ncKl t
the ho~
n Chril
1:! scent of
nkmg int
Lnntnl
wussail
class·f·
Jll be scr\1
ndmg the
u tido PQ
A Chraslrt
the Mo
Clark f
tnmng w
The prot:
htghhgl
all be sun
In nnb
the Grcc
by Mrs.
Willi a
oud Eggc
8
u Chns
Mrs. llu
Chn1rmnn
Mrs. Flo
a~o;istm
u
s Docembor 7. 1951 PIONE:.£R LOG
itml~er 7, Pave Throe
• IIl
·doy
pulnr
as up
1g this
hnlt.
m 11
o be d
J, lor
l'lngm
:ung.
nd bl'
J llft
llt'k·AV"' the. StJcttJI Slfie By No.ncy Mlllor
and Coro.ldino Sprou
rarities End Pledging
Evening Ceremonies
Qf(Jeinlly ending lhc pledging period o( this semester I) •
na<' being formally imltnled into lh~ three campus
tics.
Thl' tln~c pledges of Alpha Gamma will L>e given thei1•
5 al the formal lntlialion 111 Palahne Manor drawmg rovm
.u, .... , Dccer'nbct 9, nl 3 p.m.
Those being inatiatcd arc: Miriam Holcomb, Bonnie
nnd Pat Welsh.
nt Hl'dmnnds wlll Col·
the imtlolaon ceremony.
Cnndlelight chapel of the
Baptist church will be the
for the formnl imtlntlon or
Rho pledges Sunday, De·
d ..• -9, at 5 p.m.
~hm;c rcceavanc thf'lr plns will hw Mitchell, Mrs. D C. Leonard,
Mas. H. J. ScrviUl, Mrs. I<' W.
Ko her, Mrs A. H. Hyde, Mrs
H. B. Shafer, Mrs. C. A. w~!Ster
v<:lt, Mrs. Margaret Hudson and
Mn>. W, S. Bennett .
• • • LC Student Studies Bull Fights in Spain
* * * * * * American Counterpart Gels Losl on Powell
By Ceraldlno SpraH
I ( you c•vcr l'!(pcct to be lost rn
a f01 clgn ealy Just remember to
follow the c1ly mr1p nnd you ''nn't
gu wrung. This advice ls based on
the• £:Xpcrit>nc•· oC Dr. Dantr.:l Fcr
nnnrlc.z, Spnnl h IILUdNtl tor Bat.
l>nru llcddon, l.ewu; uncl Clnrk'~
only cxchrmg(' studt•nt. lish and pcech ol Lnwa. ond
Clnrk nnd then to continue nd·
vllnct•d mt.:tllcnl tudy an U\1~
country.
ln Spain. Barblll'o 1~ r;t.udying
Facully Room, Lounge
To Decorate Palatine
A 11t ncr u:ulty commitlC'C
m~ctlng room nnd n lounge room
roa· fot:ult~ wom(n und Ntn!C mcm
bc• wtll oon hC' nvnalnblc ror
uc:~ nnnounC<'d Mrs. Edath Smtth,
c.hotrmnn or the project.. Tryang to return to the Orvllh•
lie c.ldon11' home where he 111 lh
in(:, Dr Fcrandcz rccl!ntly bc
cnrnc lost ot the end nr tht: Pow
ell bus line He wnlkc d four mtlcs
bock to lin Hcdd11ns by n caty
mnp nnd n not too bnght mid·
lllCht moon "It Wllll a bud ,.xp.-.n- 1'hc general meeting room m
l nee' ' wns hl only comment. l!I'Ond noor Palntmt- Manor, with
Or Fcrnnndez, who hns had lounging fncthtacs, wlll also serve
lwo years prndiCf' ln hts spcciull for. nu:n fnculty member~ .tmong other subJCCW, sueh n'
l1ull tights nnd ten cJnndnc. o
c:ln In "ccmto" nnd n htatory or
mWJic clos:t ot unlv•!l'mtY r.onscrv
ntory.
Of her ftrsl buiJ !Jght Barbaro
snya, "The people would demand
new bulls for no reonon I could
undcrstnnd nnd whistle (the
cquavnlcnt o( boomg) for no rcn
on, nt lcnst to me, nt the poor
mntndorcs . Ho~ wcr~ gored,
bulls bled greatly o'er all nnd
In Lly U1c bt,!Bt m~tndorc WllJ gored
und lrnmplcd. Oh myl Even her~'
U1cy throw thmr.s. usually hat.a,
handkcrcntcls nnd Oowc.n1 Into
the nng, but m the tnand one boy
n• nr ua wns hit on Ulc hcnd by n
bo~Uc-vc.ry cxCJt.enble people."
!lp Delores Bcscuck, Rowena
""'" '1 ~n and Carolyn VnnDemur . tden ''"'"'r Will follow the milia· Drnmn students will provide
Christmas readings nt n Yulc
Udc program plnnned by the Fac
ulty Women's group and dtrl'Ctcct
by Mrs. Belly Gardner . Hostesccs
for the event ore:: Mrs;. F. G. Gil·
l'hrl 1., chairman, Mrs. C. H. F11S·
blc, Mme. Cormne Pouteau, Mrs
Kurlin Cnpp~:r-Johnson nnd Mi s Cleld of obstetrics nnd gynccol-i Draperies or r('(i corduroy fl)r
ogy, orrJVcd m Portlnnd on No-the women' lounge ore bctng
vembN 18 by plane from Modrid, modl by Mrs Smlth and Ruth
Whf't <' he met und interviewed Chindb'l't•n, nssastan t profc or of
Btu barn, who he reports, "speaks horne l'ccmom1<:2t l .. nmps hov~
\'~ry p,ood Spnnlah · b~cn ordered !nr bolh rooms nnd AJ Christmas B a r b a r a wdl
spnnd her vncnhon at the Volcn
c 10 of Fernandez' parent!!. Fcr
nnndt>Z' father is n retlN!d doc
tor, n clothing manufacturer ond
~nl., at
lricl
school
1 othu
ado a
•egon
IS are c
lbbing
•
very
lent..o;
PSC
tf engnu
1 studt
'n and
• pr
will
the
•In
You
the
ns. ceremony.
Kappa will hold their
mltiution for thuir pledges
Pnlatin•· Mnnor Wednesday,
12. nt 5:30 p.m.
hose being inmtcd nrc: .Jo·
Burt. Pnt Elliott, Betty
Mnrcin l.yslo ond Jnnc Ncl-
mncr w11l follow th~ mmt1on
l ndshodlcr, sen1or psy
llo~~· mQJor, is telling friends
her engag~mcnt to Bill Ynger,
ior psychology moJOr. No dcf
tc wcddmg dote hru; been set..
or gt'Cl'nca .1 .lnd l1 Christ
tree will be the objects of
, quest o! Colhccon members
they tramp over the wooded
nenr Sandy wilh axe nnd
lil hnnd
l'l'nrn,•rror>uJ, Miss Ruth Chind
advi6L'r of the group, nnd
membc•·s of thll home '-·co
miCS inlc1·cst club, wtll bend
fol' the rnountnin gateway
·n to the home o( Sharon Frost,
n• the branchf!S of cedar nnd
will be gnlhl•red for the on
all college cch'brntion of
"Hanging of the Green.. nnd
Phi Mu Alphn songfest
The next wcc.k and a hall will
nd lhe home economics depart
rot a Christmus workGhop with
tc scent of wreath und garland
IUkmg mtcrmlngled Wllh the
•rc tnntuliz.ms odors or cookie
ld wnssnil preparation 'l'hcsc
class-fash1o ned refmshmcnls
sr-1·ved free to those nt~
U1c Chnstrnns pronrmn
.,~.,~~(;;
~~\·:J~\·!J~~ I ornngc grower.
F'ornondu has sludiod f.:ngli!lh nnguugcs JllJitruclnr; Dr. John An-
ror only "four or (IV£' months" ~otcrcd. The racult) women's club --------
h"to ~· thill, hls fJrsl VISit to on lms VOlt•d t(l lUISIIIt In re!umlsh-Pioneer Varsity Club
Mnr;orie Fcss•mdcn.
Coming Event. Encllsh !'lpcnkmg cnuntry. ttc hns lng the room PI F b
ni!!O VISilCII GHmony, Switzer- Faculty mcmbcl'li nssistmg with ans oot all Banquet
A recent speaker at lh1! Ml. land, Fume~ nnd B('lcium nr.rang•,ments for C(1mplctlon of Honoring Lcw1s and Clnrk's
Tabor PTA wns Dr. Harold S.
Tuttle, head of the youth h•uder-Fcrnnnclez pion lo study Eng-U1e rooms nrc: :Mrs. Smlth, Miss 11'1;)1 co-chnmpson Iootboll t.cnm,
thip department . Dr. Tuttle, who Student Draft Deferment
\\'US r-epresenting the college T S f T
:-poke on "Our Lcndc.rshtp T1nin~ est et Or hursday
InC Program." I A sclt:cli\'c t·rvlcc deft-rment
ln the futun\ Dr. Tcuttle'B lc!lt \\til be gl\'en h;> Dcnn C. W
:;chcdulc calls ior addresses at Howard for qunllfymg tudents
Alameda school on Dc<lcrnbcr G on Thursday, December 13, m
ond nt Lnkc Grove school some-B-10, nt 8·30 n.m. to 12.
tunc in January . Students to be ellgtblc f•Jr Ulc
Club News test mu:~t bl selective scnrac<o re-
Campus Youth fellowship wlll gtstrnnts Cull-tun•• tudcnts nnd
meet for n hymn sing Sundoy, must hove applied for nnd n.>ceav
Dt!ccmbcr 9, at tJ;45 p.m. in Puln-ed tickets of admassion (or the
lane Manor before going to hear test.
the "Mass," wntten by John Tlw 26 P• nons plnnnmg to tnkc
Stark F;vans, nt the First Prcsb)'- the lC!lt nrc expected to bring
tcrian church. A bus will be pro wlth them thc1r ticket of ndmt.S
'1dcd. smn and sc\'eral r;oft lend penChmdsren, Mrs Emmn Meier. tb<> Ptonccr Varsity dub will
lnngugacs mstructor : Dr. John hold Ita nnnunl banquet nt thP
Anderson, rchgwn: John Harring- Columbao Alhlellc club, 614 S.W.
ttrn, philosophy, ond Bt'rnnrd I lth, December 18 at 7 p.m
Hlnshnw, art Pion£' r Varsity club pn>s1dcnt
Education Department
Enrolls ME Candidates
The gruduatc di'll..c:ton of lh
educatiOn department h:u an
nounced enrollment or 22 cnndi
dntes for the master ot educntaon
d[igJ• e
Dr. L 0 McAfee, &rnduntc
din..-ctor, cxplumed their , c:t pt
nnee will depend upon sco~ of
the1r National T ::u:hcrs exnnunn
tion, results gf speech and writ
ten English t<:st.s, !we pemonnl-Ron Moxn~:Sll, staf! reporter for
th<'-Orcgonlnn, srud that tht-bnn
qu!'t will be n chnnl!<' !or fnculty,
tude:nt.s. and nlumnl ond com
munity boosters o[ the <:ollcgc
to pay respects to the 1951 chom
r,.onahlp football team.
Reservation for the bnnquet
may be made through Charles
Hnldors m lh• book.'rtorl'. The
dtnnt'r wtll cost three dollars per
plate.
ellS. Dr. F ogdall Continues To rnokc room for the exnm, :::nro. ports und nn ornl cxnmma-·r J. Edmund's BA-1 cluss at " High School Visitations 8 n.m w•ll he held in G-22: Seven or these studr.nts expect John Carpenter, director or
~t.:cHtl events for rndio stnlion
KOIN, W11l bt! mnslcr of cere
monies for ihc dtnncr.
Students mtercsled m assurt
mg \'*'tth decorations arc askNI
to sign up m the LOG office 0 Clcc tn the chapel; and 10 to c:omplett- .requirement for
Dr. Vl!rgll S. Fogdnll, denn of physae.s m 8•16 June gr.tduuuon The otiH:rs, plus
students, conunulng his tour of The spnng quoliflcntlon ex-13 teochcrn m OrQ8on schools, London Magazine Notes
hagh school conferences, Will nmlnations will be hcld Ap il will probnbl) complete their work s· F . al p .
VlSit St. Helens, Rninicr, lnde-24 1052. by lhu end of August lrpO eshv ro)ect
pcnd(•ncc, Bt!BVcrton. Nf'wbcrr. The October ISSUe or S'I'RAD
nnd Dallas next week • - a monthly JOurnnl of profc lon-
Students now nttendmc l..C Chou to Sing Tuesday For Reasonably Priced al nnd anwtcurs or strlnged sn-
from thOSl! nrcns nrc ln\'lh,'<l by Mustc f • mnuol ChriStmas Flowers trumen~. publt:Shed m London
Dr. Fogdnll to contnd high school progr .rn of UIC Scotluh Rate wJll cont ana ment.to11 of tht-Hood
semors who can talk with harn bl prov1dcd by thL! College chou· J Q ALyCE Rwe.r MUSJc fC!S\1\0UI d1rcct«< b)
when he visits thl'rc. on 'l'ucsdny, Dcc"•mber 11, nt Bons Sarpo
Durmg the pnst wc('k he \His 0 15 p.m Flower Shop ln column labeled. Musac m
LC representative nt n sencs of Und •r the dU'cct&on or L Stan- Amenc:n, lh~ Jte.m reads· "Th<'
high school conlercnccs 10 Wolin le) Glorum the chotr wdl pt-escnl Corsages Hood River Musac fcsuvol spon-
'W.nlln and the Y:&kimu \'alley 145 rmnutcs or song, mcludtng Wedding Flowers so red b} the Hood Rt\ er music
auch spec1al musical numbers ns ns._'lacmtion undr the dynnm1c
"The currcm cxpnn.sion of dor-t-ar•,Js nnd solo and qunrlct m-8735 S. W. Torw11Uger Blvd. leadership or Boris Sarpo hns
nltory tadilties on campus will tea Pt'<!lntions . Phone CH 7000 JUSt completed n splendid sum
Partles mean thnt we cnn ho.ve n more,..-------------"" '--------------1 mer season wtlh numeJ"'u!l fan
\ l"hri tmu. port.v is planned cosmopolitun student budy,'' Dr. UNUSUAL CAREER OPENING mUJICDl events."
the Muthcrs' club or Lcw,is Fogdall eommcnlt:d. "The bnght I ~
Clark fOl' D~.:c••mbel 10 nt the ceonomic postnbllltics in the Yuk- In nn uncrowded J>rMCS.'>IOn " Haven It had
_........r..; ... ~ri!Stn in!lt.cr Pn•sbylcrinn church imn \'alky nre surh that we cnn Willi tCJ<ocilcntl cnrnangsff andd a Good Laugh
g~~ growt 1 oppor un1t1es o ere
"'li''uninc with lum·h nt 12:'30 p.m. (xpcct mort;' stud<>nts from thl& 0 Rraduntc studl'nl O~ning
IY • , The program that follows will men." Cor men or wvmcn-mnn and • y "
h• \'wJ{~•r WIVCS Of und••.r~n- 1n ears ' •Shhghted by: group im- .. -,
l . I d b Attent·lon dttotcs. with Educnllonnl •· says Senator LeBlanc omptu cnro s.mcmg c Y \'ISton or Mfin;hnll F i e 1 d
.rs. F. G. Gilchrist; Wdsh songs Wholesale Candy own crl entc·rpri:«: Pcrsonnl
he sung by Mr ••. L. A. CrQck- Food Spodaltles mtcr\'icw nrrnnged. Writ c
.n"" in nntlvc costume; "Hnnglng J Hrub C fully c•vinc phone! age. and im y o. c xper1cnce to C C Rea. West-
the Green" ceremony conduct~ 2021 s. £. Belmoru VE 4372 Nn Mnno~ca ·. 354-21st St ..
by Mrs. A J. McCulch('on and Onklnnd 12. Cohf. Prud Ad\'.
WJllmc;n Encksqn with Mrs. I~===::==========:==============~ "Fetchin' Locks at Fittin' Prices!" :~1atlil Eggers nnd Mrs. J. S. I~:nrd
at tht! •·wnssnll11 bowl
a Chnstmns tn?U$Ufl' hunt led
Mrs. llugh Skinner.
Chnumnn for lhls soeiul event
MJ's. !<'loyd Dny. Those worn·
nBSi5llng her nrc: Ml's. Stun-BURLINGAME BEAUTY SHOP
8506 S. W. TerwUUgor Blvd. CH 3333 an ensy number to dial You Sbould'vo Soon tho
PU STINKER
You Won't Need
Had a col
When You've Got IT
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• 'Qw Do Slob
A -Snif-Code
Perbidnedly! LOG Editors Caught in Act 'I'm Here to Stay' Says Jet.·.-:."4,.&lo
By Howard Von Stacy
W1th ~o mnny rolds "runmng"
around tonncntmg stud<! nts. It lS
hi~ih Hmr somt mtclligcnl col
lcg.mn cnmc to thctr 01d to put
them out of the1r nw;ery
Just about C\ Cf"l ont' hn a cure
fnr n cold, but, {C\\ h!Wo.: gwen
1bf' mnttcr the careful oon.'lidcrn
tion I hn\·~ A n member of the
collegiate tnlclhgcnCJn, m 1 n c
should bi.' Utc lBSt word
Fint. l adviser, don't catch n
cold' Ir you cnn do thot you won't
hn\"t! to m·o1d drnfts (G. I. nnd
oUterwuc), crowds {clnsse..c; nnd
scminorsl, must.ard plB~ters and
lllt:h places {hkc A's and B's).
Bewnre of sillv patent mcdi
cmcs hkc pcnu:.shn, suUn drugs
nnd nil the Jerks w1Ut sure-rire
cures.
Tbtir ad-rico lS \\'Orthlcss, 1n
fact not \\ orth the prescription 1t.s
\\ rtttcn on. Tnkc Jt from me. 1!
you nrc really gomg to out-smnrt
n cold, it calls for quick action,
elcar thmkmg nnd cnllmg me m
• tunc.
Don't let il gel starlL-d. Jlub
y~ur che.~ down with goose
grease or bear grease on n slice
of bread or nnything that's handy.
nt's not only good for )OU but
tnsty )
Inhale Yapors, or a wenker
mL"I:t.urc cnllcd \'Jpers. being car~
ful to occasionnUy whale, thnt is
spout
Drmk ns mur.b ••water" as pos
mble m as mnny fonns as neoes
sary so il aocsn•t become bor
mg. and sws m bed (stay nt home
l'~pt on week-ends)
For now the Udbit of vitnl m
!or.mntion must be put off while
l change the bacon strip tied
around my neck. A parting
thought. "Your throat is 1mpor·
tant., the very key to why colds
tnrt. if .nothmg else works nnd
you've tried everything, TRY A
KNIFE. Slave dnnng editor. Btyce White lubes cub roportor Katy
OC!Iistraty 'll..•hiJe Chuck Gibb lays down smoko scroon Granntng
steals editorials under tho innocent oyes of Nancy MUler buned \n
philosophic nnlry.
J ruuaes. '-'nuc:K c.;namquur ana 1om 0 Day improvo thoir minds.
as, galloyslave Herb Scholder search~ filing cabinet for news copy.
Bill Fou mCNlkl a li.We nip from his pint (of milk. thaJ a) under
coYer of the steam generated by Betty Jean Smath, cub reporlor,
ironing ediJor White's laundry.
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Scandalous Pioneer Log Office!
* * * * * * Yellow Jounalism Tactics Blasted Onen to Campus
B:r 'Blab' Googmore scoop. Whu .... ,;00p, hnlf choc" 4
n1 h coaL His desk drawer hns Ukrainian Now Majoring in Phy ·
Oll't: JdhltC'nko, future Amcrr
r.an cltltcn nnd new L"' studt:nt.
1 now mujortng 1n phy tcs
Jcfuncnko :md hls w1fe, Valm
Lmo, nrnn-d in th(' United Stnt~s
in Aur.ust. He completed high
rdwol 1n Lus home town ol Khnr
kov, Ukrmnan. n sccuc,n of So\·
ict Unwn. With the outbreak of scholnn~hlp lo L{•w•s nnd
from the Multnomnh
Presbyterian chUl'Ch.
In compnrmg Unatcd
Gcrmnn colleges, Jerimcnk(l
pln1ncd, "In Gcrmnny Wt.•
much less contnct with
structors because mnny
thct Cl WCil' ns mnny ns ~hrcc
drcd to follr hundred ~llld•cr
'' ol'ld wnr II, hl \\ ns m1mctlmtcly cnch clnss."
token to n lobor c.tmp in Kns cl, "During the first twn '"''"
Gennnny . cxnms were given but the
'I'he lollowlnt: lht c«.> years .Y<'Dr ull tests were orul,"
while he wns nn "East wnrkcr,'' sn1d,
Jcl1mcnko pomted out Uml he In revcnllng the !eehngs o
ond 15,000 French, PoliSh, Rus-Russian lower dnss toward
stnn and Ukrnlnion lnborc .. s ex-United States, Jdimcnko
sated on a djct of coff<.'C {nrtlri- "The people o{ lhe Suvict
cwl), bread (made from heels), son nro \'Cij' mterl'sted in
nnd potato Pl'Cis. <On Sunday, tries outside the 'iron cw
they cot lhl• whole potato.) (Especially the U. S.),"
After his liberation by Amc.ri- !eel, he observed, n grcnt
an \l'oops m 19.J5, Oleg begun oC rcsped toward lhc AlinN
tudymg physJcs at the Umvci'S- p<'ople which is largely d
tty o! Gottingen in Germany and the Aml'ricnn Revolution
received, afl~r four _vcars, a 1776.
Physicians of 'Carlosophy
Perform Major Operation
By Sara Sta.blor clunk together 11gam comm(.
Tho two mon crawled ur When a model A ·tarts to the car, l'hdmR and muth·
get that worried look In its pnn, cxclnmntions "hen i\ WH!.
., ''tirL'd'' chug and seems ·to hll\'C covered thnt the pan gn!ket
lost 1ts old spark, thc.n it JS high n't fit. Genius nnd
11m~ to c:nll a physi<:ann , or in went Lo the rescue: 1l was obv
thts case a mag1cian. l little stretching would
Snra Sabler's old I-,ord model !it. The work went on,
'·A" leaked oil so bud lhnt Dick Englnnd's cries of
England and Jrw1n Hahn dccidtJd ngain brought rescuers, this
to rescue the damsel in diStress. Lo pry him loose .from thl·
Saru's leaky old garage m n mal-He was firmly cemented to
tcr of seconds becnme a "cars· I loor by r. 1skN scl'ller,
pita!" with the two mad doctors Undaunted by such .mc~on'\'~
makmg the primary mcisions. 1 l'OCL., Enp:l.1nd tlipped out
Equipped with 1h~ !mest tool!l quick )oke nnd Hahn practic
uo money could borrow, Eng-knocked hims~ll out on the r
land's !1rst mo\·e was to be> anor.
dragged from under Ute patient Finally all was together, Along
I
played
,. bt·an
•
s. Six w
h gam~
to ~ec
When
we a1
naJC)n An
Une. 1
were
this so
wish
tbolr •
GJ
and tl
Several
mouth
tty-pat g
in lht
News
toam 1
~k·elball 1
with
the gamE
comet\
We era
d some
nglisb
T~?~~~
hy kibat7.ers, Bob Altstadt nnd ccpl a few miscellaneous
Shsrlcy Dill after Hnhn hnd which either had no place
dropJl('d the pan on ham Arter or hnd l.lcen tossed into a oua
t·~"Jlressmg hts dastastl• for the of snwdusL Tht>y were all
feature
rs. Alice J
lnst yell)
the Fulb hr.>t move the second begnn. niter sifting the contents
Exnmination o( lh~ bcnrmgs bucket several limes. al me
showed n great den) of dctenor- Alter putting the tools nUT ......... ., g Ro6
r.tion. The pan wns cleaned, high-the observers and mcch 30 p.m. Thl.l
ly comphcnted operations per-trudged from the gnrngc, ;\trs, Jl.'wcll
formed, solemn benediction pro-wondering: "Why does the t. . Abernath
nounced, refreshments consumed lenk in four places, before 1t
and 1he )Ob of getting the old ll•ultt·d m one?"
Prospect of Psych Prof in Hawaiia
Outfit Brings Smug Smirk to Lani ·nt the sc:
~~~ell ing in t
WI
teachers
thnt
e .. t Bntnin
Wale·;
. In nn attempt to promote and lnte, holf vanilla! Everyone is a J')Jnt·lucked in om• cornl'r, hull
further the interests of yellow rurprlS{od to sec him, mnsmuch ns nnd hall-he's nuts about milk
JOumali£m, our editor has asked hts csgnrt::tte package 15 stlll 'full. EVCf"l' year the Associated Col
mE> to wnte nn article to in.!onn Under a pile of clippmgs sto-leg1nte Prc.qs of NSPA issues a
thou: of you who gJve n :rnp just len from e\'cry college and news-crtllcal rating of the lAg. Lnst By Edwin Deodo
'1:. hnt coes on in the htlle out-p.pcr m the count~·. Ann Gran- ~ l'ur its rnting wos the best :md In the dramatic setting of the long until Lnnicr with n coke 31 c mvi of her
one hnnd and a coed in the t>Xplt~tn
bouse in back of the gym. 111ng' hom r1m glnsscs scnn the most printnblc iL f.'Ver had. The n!d Snack shack, plastered with
Ratltcr than lie my head off, <'Clitonnls while she writes nn raungs nrc: Superior. excellent, such «!pistlcs as "Ants. Pants,
I'm supposed Lo m order to ongmul cditonnl from the onga-good, h1gh m·erng•• nnd no hou-Oltllcc," freshmen last Fridoy
make lhc Jaey hums on the stnfi nal copy o~ THE LOG GOT: "Jt 5tinksl" rught di11ploycd th(J attitude of
look good, here 1S the un\'nrn- A good JOurnalist mwit be well As U1e sun slowly smks in the gct-ncqumntcd-wc-must.''
l!Jlcd truth. mformcd, thnt's why the desk's West. the blended VOIL"CS of the David Lanier and Amelia Stag-
Over 1he 1iUy drlsk.. nn onlook- drowcrs arc full o:C Supennan campus ~f'<'nndc the close of ge.rs began energetically Juggling
er mn~ hear n tremendous roar, nnd Mighty Mouse comics plus onothcr dny with the theme song of! the "Bop Hop" which they
Stnrt the press!" {lt's Bryce 41 copy of t.hc Bobbsle Twlll$ kept of the P1onccr Log, 'Throw an-hod rCi:unlly learned. Spectators
'\'bite, our eddy). Elrpec:t n story 011 hnnd to nmuse Nancy Miller. t•thcr Log on 1he .Fire!'' were !IU!cmntcd and it \\asn't
ot gnnt magrutude lObe break- Tho closost thing one enn sec,----------------------------,
log No such luck, Wlute 15 ju t to n JOurnalist IS the feut.urc <.>da-
r tc1ng th cub reporters to iron tor who walks around trymg to
lu wtf• 's laundry. look 1mportnnt m nn Alan Lndd
Chuck G1bb usually saunters p }
anto tht office about n day or so o ice Find Bodies
after th<> de:ndlinc. )wrt m time
to mnkc the prinkr mod, WJth a
For
Young Men & Women
Modem 1 ailoring
Baumann's
House of Style
2nc! Floor Stud1o. Morgnn Bldg.
BE 8032 Four mangled nnd b ttetcd
bod1es, (lcnlnll\·ely} rdcnllhed
nlon. hn\'e been found float
mg ln the swimming pool, lhetr
fnc beonnc the tamp "You
were warned," and "BE 0129"
The only ldenti!Jentton :found on
Ute l.lcUnus wns n dclinQUl'nt
nottcc for pJ turc appomtment ot
Gladys CUb~ sludlOs, 708 S W.
Morrloron, ft>r tbe VOYAGEUR.
Tn'!.l Tatot, Jt cdltur, und Jean
E. McL~an, scmur editor, nrc lx .
mg held !or qucsUomng
Unpd. Ad KLEIN'S
(Your School Jeweler)
for Beautiful Gift Items
Priced to
Bracelets
Compacts Meet Your Allowance
Lighters & Case
Men's Jewelry
I
KARl. .J. KLEIN INC.
700
806 Jackson Tower
S. W. Broadway Portlo.nd S. Ore-qon
ATwuttr 3718 was dcmonstratin~ nnd progrf
o hne of tudents thnt s rw6lr·e~lt:d tenc
out across the entirl:.' width spend a l
the ~a< h I.
Trying cheerfully to undt ---our Rose stnnd, Pr,·sidcnt Odell finally Rultts for d
ctoimcd, ''They ne\'cr did it tbll, lly ~d bY
WC' v ht ll l was young." , rs1ty a1
"Bop Hop is nothing" cards and
Cnll Cvok, "I wasn't snhG . but not
can't with the two-step they
me when a Junior in high scl1oa
so 1 mvcnted n two and n
step thut is difficult, but one
master it if he keeps nt 1t
1 nllugh."
When entertainment time crum
t.anit:r. who was to nc:l ns "'n•
t~r ol c:crcmonics, wns u •
• -tm .. 'd old boy. He did httle .m~n
thnn &ct up and announce c~nc
number unlil Verno LC<l In
huln skirt bcgnn to dunce.
at up mtcntly inspired. Ore hi
he fuushcd, hl• cnme ""''"""'"
wllh o spread from ear to .....
''You know,'' he cxc1aimcd,
JUSt wonder how Dr.
would look ln one of those out·
fits."
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F •Y• December 7. 1951 rtUNEE R LOG Page Flv~
iB nnd
rnah
h. Student Art work 'Presbyterian Representatives to Make
AvailablelorLoan All D C I . T d By Interested Spe<:tator
Along Wtlh a group of othet men, yesterday afternoon, J
ncssccl ,1 thrilling ~~hibition of ''basketball.'' The game
played by tcnms composed of gals who ccrtamly play a
•lv brnnd of bnll (:Vl'n though not qtute up to \iarsity stand-ro lnliOW~ h>· lud•·nt . ,u -ay ampus nspechon ues ay
b• loaned to dormitory r~a·
c.l••nts '" b•• hung In thPtr quar
t •·r11. under n n••\\' plnn nn·
nounn·d by B1 rnard Hmshow,
h1 nd of tht· hrt dt•partm f•nt. my we
Wtlh
mnny •
1s three
:i stud
,wo
oru I,''
clings o
toward
flenko
Suvil-t
:ed in c.
'<>n cw·
S.).''
crcnt
e
tcly du
•olution
>hy
on
wu,
fnsk~ t
a.~ obv
ld
n.
the •
Six women t~oams nrc playing a round-robin tournumenl
games every Thursday noon. This is a chance of a life
to sec some very interesling gnmcs played by cr,ualll
nO'too.:tmg women,
Wben we wero trying to think up the name for t..hlt col
we aubmlUod aeveral auggostiona to the gals such aa
ton Antics. Moll Murals and several other onea along the1
line. They wero all turnod down on the prembe tbal
were unlady·liko and would be detrimental pubUcUy.
thas tounded roaaonable al the limo so we compiled with
wishes. Then we got the Hat of their team namet. Hero
their ~amples of lady-like montckers: Nine O'Clock
Glggllng Gammas , Holey Socks, Aktn Debs, 1:30
and the best ol all-Theta Thugs. .. •
Se\'cral of the Indy-like warriors of LC journeyed to
mouth last weekend to defend the Pioneer honor m the
tty-pat game of volleyball They emerged with a third
in the competition wtth Valley Nine conference mem.
• • An • xlub1ti(ln to U('quuint
r.tud1•nls Wllh lhl.' mnn mt•·r
' :.tm1: picturf'J: will opt·n Dt:·
n·mbcr 10 an thl' P<'~bh :s nrt
l!llllcry. Pnrtlons of th«: show
'"~ will nl&o b1 huu!>,~d m Stew
art hall.
HtrUihaw promtlir'<i the addi·
lion u( nt•W work as llmf'! PUSS·
t~ One pnintanc. by Carol WH
lOX, -•·ntor, as hanging m the
uluC'aUon oHic••.
Faculty Defends
Volleyball Lead
lntnunUJ at \'Oilc~·b:lll ~pccds
up tu n fnst tempo th1s coming
week wath 13 contc•st:; scheduled
for nctton.
Frat lcngtw lendt•r, l.nmbda.
c'r'11WS n b\'C tolluy but indl·p~:nd
l'n\ h:hd(r, lnculty, dl·lcnds its
lt•uth'rslup ngnmst a hut and e<1ld
rrosh team In lhr• game of the
dny. News Ua:ahea ... The gal volleyballers en.tertalo the Pa-Tut•sdny will lind all the len·
team Tuesday evening on tho local court ... intramural <>ue h·ndcrs in uction wath 1even
action ia alated next Thursday between all the I g:•m•·s on lap. The skyscrnping
with tho 1:30 data meeting tho Nine O'Clock Ninnlea Lambdn tcnm mt:cts the second
the game of tho day ... our prediction ls that t..he Ninnies plnct.: f'lo~t squad 10
10lhrl' ~:a:'mebdonf
thl! Wct•k A win ..... ,
c:ome through wlth flying colors. w111 gi\'c tht::m und1.sputt>d pos-
• • ~ession of !arst place but n loss
could throw tht.• lcoguc tnlo :1
four·-wny farst-plocc lle.
As of yet, no contest hns b~en Two r~prc•cntntivcs of the Board of ChriStlnn EducaLion
of the PrcsbyterHtn church will t>•• on campus Dt!cembe r 12
for :an nil-day insp .. ctwn ol the college, nccordmg to Pre~ident
:Directors Reveal
Cast A ppoinlm ents
As 0 I"I.!!>Uil fJ{ thr DUdllJOn
held Tuesduy, NnVt·mU.•r 20, th•
I.Pwis und Clnrk R~dio gu1ld l
~t:lnnlnt; w,u k ou two rLidlo
scripts: "The Lon •some Trnm'
din;cted by l\Jory 1-:lh•rbj, nnd
'"The Spult of Chdstmns.. dt
eetcd by Ken M<~Cornul!k
The cost of "The Lonesom•
Tmin.'" t}ac ,;tory or Lincoln'
"'eath, •nelude!i bon EngU11h Bill
Owen, Ken McCunnrck, Jum
BEeb1!, Ann .McCII<'hrlst, Tom
Hurtl•·y, R. L Tnbot, Dlnnn
Murphy ... n<.l Arucn Crulg Ttl!
C'ast of "Tht• Sp!rlt of Chrtslmu "
1•. iJI be n'rmounc•!d Iuter. Murt:nn S. Odt•ll.
'l'h!.!y nn· Dr. 1::. Fo~ Comp~l,,
tluu tor or cnll••g .. work lrtr he
Bc.nrd, lind Dr. Paul Ltmbf rt,
tm s1dent uf Spring!Jdd collcc• .
.\1;, cr,chu l.'l ts, who nct.J :\:e ofCJ·
1'1:11 c.'IQnsullllnL Tht& Is n nntlonnl
IUd~ rn .. dc r cgulru Jy of lhc 43
PrL!ll) r.·raan oollt!J;CS in th<'
UrlJ'~d StatUI
"'Th._ purpose of th sur'\'c)i,,
Dr Odell upln.tned. "1.8 to lii'
"' cr t.hrr:r-general inqulrit:s oon
cPr.unc thf.' ncndcmJc PX<:ell~nc!.'
.md stnndmg of the ?rDbytc.rinn
,.<Jll• It• , thcar pnrth:ulnr C.JUOlity
un.J t rv1ce .as Chrotwn c:olJ,.gN<
nod ilietr fmancs:.l ~· rcm:lh and
po.: lbaltttes '
Tite P1 bytcrfon cnurch. he
pv•ntt_<! out, 1 .. coos-· "u:s o1 the
•oct Hwt m order to d•• f~ qunl-
11) M•rk, churc'h·n :l•n~d collcgW!
"TTu t br: w•ll-:~~uop.acd. F11cturs
Anyone mt1•r st•!() an workin11 .urh as P•)(lr gcogrnph iC".,J h•cn-
wlth radio muy stall CC•nt •• ct nny 1luns mny fort:!! tht• bOard t&J clo 1•
or tht• Rad1o guild sUlH '•embers, th•• institution and apportion its
who urt!: r.taa·y Ell•·ryby, duoc-tu5t!ts to the othf'r rolh::gt:ll.
tor; Kton McCorm1ck , prugrnrn I • In other· cases some Pra;byl •
t!irt.'t'lor~ Diana Murphy, SQun 1 mn collt;gcs haw· ddach .. d tht.'ltl·
·llcct; Ann ~tr.Galchrist. and , h cs 50 fully frc•m the church
JPannc Hulsbnnk. musu:; Dor th ... t thev rnn hnrdl)' ,,xpect 1lS
English und Non Pitman. scnpt • lm:ull•iol support," h•. concluded.
and B1ll Owen and &tty Bi '" Dursng th.,1r \'i$lt. Dr. CamP-
r•ubltc relnuons. b~.;'! nnd Dr. Llmbt•.rt will lunch
Future plans of the Radio guild \\ a1b the faculty, meet \\"'lLh t.h
include producmg \H.~kJy pro-~x cut1vc commlltf•' of th~ Boord
t;rams ov.:r vd\u,us touon~r, con-, 1 Trustt.'CS :LDd ronfcr wnh th•
duct inc monthly rndao clnssc I dcnns. tacultv offacers :J.Dd stu-'
• We crashed the gals' Play Night last Tuesday night but
something lacking ... girls? We're suggesting a con
ress,sonal investigation be made by our favorite senator. This
must be licked in the \'ery near future. nnd \'(Jjiting locnl !ltntiuns. cent r• ple.Scnt:!tivt"S.
. chedulcd bdwccn the "B" C'O· r----------------------------,
lenders, 0l'lt "B" nnd Polecnt
~ther, glish Exchange
eacher to Speak
The first "cotrec hour' of the
ar Cor ~•ll prcponnv. t1·aclwrs
feature us ~'lit: >l speokt.•l
~. Allee Jewell l xchange tf•a· Intramural
Volleyball Standings
Frat Lea~•
Team
1-Lambda
2-Sigma
3-Delh -Record
3-0
2-1
2-1 .. B ... They m1ght still be lied :tt
the end of the Wt:c.>k, tf the)
both get by tht•lr opponents.
5<1 Car, actwn hos bt.t!n roth•••
unprcdat•tabll', \1. Hh \'t•ry dose
rnmcs nnd some ridlculnu5 s:au~h·
tcrs . .Espt.·l'tnlly missing from tht
tournamen t, is tht· trnditionally
strong M1sfit teum. All reports
ls last yf..!or in Wales, England ,
tht• Fulbright prot(rnm . Tht.•
tfnrmal meeting wlll bt• in Uw
rnwmg Room, Palatine Manur,
p.m. Thun;duy. Dect'mbcr 13 4-Kappn
5--Beta
6-AI.'acia
7-Alpha 1-1 inchcate thnt sume ot their mt;m·
1-:! bt:r aH• out of action w1th colds
0-2 coni roctt.'<l in the ll.'Ctmt toot·
0-:! uall playoff games with I..nmbd:l.
Mrs. Jewell, r~gulnl' tcochcr on
Aberna thy grndc ~chool 5laft, lnciependenu
1-Faculty
2-MC'ACee l-O Dr. Overmeyer to Talk 2-
the school year 1950·51 3-Fro:;h
g in the gr6dcs at Neath, 4-Pol<.'('al. 1-:!
1}-3
'""''u" .. B .. L ....n•c Wtih!S. She wns one of e_,_
:-,.-- tca('hers from the Umted 1-Ddts 'B 1-0
2-Polecat "B" I that spent the year in ....... I,..,~ 3-Sigmn "B " 1-0
1-1
~ Bntain, nane or whiC"h went
1• 4-Lombda ''B" • Wales.
All interested studt.•nts OJ' rae:
dth nrc invited. Mrs. Jewell will Madrigal Group to Sing
of her experience s ns well The mad! ig<tl mger undc.
•·xplam more about the ~l-1
1he du·ection or George BIShop,
progrum lor J)O!I.'.tble m· i will be heard in a progt am ut tht•
ted teachers lhot would Ilk< Art museum, Sunday, 01'C•·mbcr
spend a ycat· ubroad teachmg 9, at 3 45 p.m They will ~lng
to .1 gathering o! \he Aml!ncan I A!>Sociotton of Unh •e.r~ ity WCtrn<'n
our Roses Will Do
J·t Rules for dormitory bndge 1 e· Ken's Barber Shop
tb41tntly ~tot by thc Tcxn Chn ,unn I
out· na\ er tt) arc as Co !loY. A dec:k fo· .. u rurlo~r 11 Qulcoh HuU'CUt S. t' • , n Clae•.,ll c:uds and four people are help·
but not ab.olutely nocessary. Terwt w,-.r at '1'ay I or' • J' er17 &4.
can't find a fourth got a Clo~;ed ~toao.l~ }
Orchid
Corsages
Af.l. COLORS
Special Dl5coun!
• so all eo~e
students
Orchid Plants or Orchid Novelties
for unu~ual Christmas g1fts
WEDDINGS-all orchid arrangements
FLECK'S ORCHIDS Dr Phahpp H On mr:ou. foL
mer professor of htSt(llj' nt Lewa
ond Clnrk coll.-c~. at pre..~nt
public member of the Wagt!
Stabthzntion board in Seattle,
\\'nshmgton, wlll speak to the
class m labor problem s on !\ton
day, December 10, tit 11 a.m. m
P-1. Has top1c Wlll l.lc Arbitrnuun
nnd \\'ogl' ControL The lecture is
open to all studt•nts.
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\ \ • Name Photography!
For portratts your family will
enicy hrever--qo where
The Name •a:..~=s the portraits!!!
Gladys Gilbert is Penland's
Iinewt Jjv1 ~rOlt artist.
34 years exper'ence
Rose Festival Photographer for
• I
• 10 17 Years
erl
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..... -----Sport session ------a
Rube Baisch's 'Crushers'
Face Gargantuan M atmen PtON'EER LOG Friday. Oocom~r
Fixmen Give Seattle Pacific Douhle-Wha tn"'
Prepare for Portland, Chico Stale Ski~ntis .. ,.,
LC'.s jnunt nurth lost w~k ~..nd ptn1sc fnr r~1rwr.rd K• nny Sct•vot>, cntot"S' \'II \~J.wlut
By Chuck Gibb \\ n::> nlll m \'tun us tlw PlmU.'I!rti who dt<l ycomnn worlt on th• Th nnrnc 111 sr.lwduJ, d
Reuben BaLch, nmtnbh.: · rncnlor tlus year, has 1 'urnt."<l hom• wuh £• double win bonrds ttnd nl11o coiled• d Ill cloy ev~.:nmg, December
tougher JOb on ht hnnds thnn n lightweight "rnssler" trvm" n\Ct' Scntth~ Pnd!tc In prcparn- points for the 1Wo came lll rtc.!l un the hom~ floor. Pnrt
• ttnn for tht• rouRh sdu·dulc :thcnd. John Fw•z, the hnrd clrl\'lns plvol \ •hu!h split n s••tlc lnst
to pm Pnmo ~nrnern. Commenting on the twm-b1ll mnn, dun1pt.:d thmunh 27 count , no with the Ot••gon Ouc
The problCJn stems from the fact tlmt a:sptring '' t'C!itlers an Seattle, Conch F.Jdcm l<'ix wilL N'S to lend t.hc sound 1n the m-, mpli>.) 8 the "ntn·run"
1n thtS region are not drawn to LC been usc wresthng is con-plcn 'd "uh the team's perform -th\'idunl scormg c"lumn. bull '' h1le th~ir set pi
ftnt.>d to 8 mmor ~port category Up unttl a year ago, il wt1s nncc, but ndmlltcd, "We stlll Results (l{ the gnmcs lndu.:ntcd huflt nround Joo!e-Jt•ln
confmed to the campus green~. The result is that 1hc~c ath· need o l(lt of hnrrl W•>rk if wc'r~ to !o'i~ thnt th1s yt:ar's tcnm hn.!l J, hn nn who hondlcs n nru.
to bcuer our lnsl • cason's ~ord." d~hmtc.ly more (10\H'r 0n lh•' t• 1{ 11 \\ Cll n bu~icboll
lctes go to larger m:stltutlons. such ns OSC or \VSC. where Th~ Plont'l'l":!!' "mcnt and gr nvy," bench thnn lost cason nnd thnl AI. if that wn n't cn ... u,.
there 1s a much mo.t e intense mtcrcst m the :sport. the lnst-break, kept thl• Wnsh· lw mhthl posstbly uSl' the luot-one week, th Orun c and
So Bmsch pulls out the mnts and torms a team from men mgtoninns nt bny, and only on bnll vcrswn M the lwo plutoon wtll nth•rnpt to knock ovur
u uall)' spe anlit.mg in some other ph a:-~ oi athletic~. Then he tnfN: qu{ nt oct"nswns did tht> In-syst~m. How''''Cl' th1s 111 uncer-uing Chico State out.!it
Jouks around for meets m whtch to enter his novice tl am. cnl twlnt•-twlsters we n set or-(nln nl ttu P• c~l·n t ttmc. day ntght, rt:st Fridn~' n
ft•nsc. Tht• linnl s~rl!fl w~re 66-53, Practice seuions this wt•ck U1c J• ~t:VS ncnm Sat
and whom JS he matched ~ainst'! You gues.c;t...-d 1l-OSC nnd J:o•nday mght and 60-55 Soturdny . h,w(.' b•'l'n de\'Oil!d to sn1oothing mng, upposmg n 6qund
WSC. boasting these same gargantuan gents who by-p:\ss~ The h .. d bou was high in uut tht· oH.-nsl\'t'~ s<'t·pnttems in ot tht• Portlnnd n1r hu~c.
Lew1s and Clark. • • prcpnrnllon for the nclflhborlng The rrosh .) ~nrltnR~> will
And don't Uunk that wre.sthng doesn't hn,·e its ltchnique s Wtnless Yearltngs Pohttlhnndb Unl\'enatv q \1 1 n t c I, till; prt'Jimlnaru~ s to the: p
. • . " 1c l'VOnd nll dnubt should Ch1N .Stntc comes. 1'tp·o and fundanle.ntnls-esp..."C.lnlly under lhe ngtdtty of college D T B II} prove inkn.·stmg from the ~p~c-for tht• frr hmC>n wall he 6 rules. lt lsn't a CD~? Ol a local Strong boy sign~ng up for the rop WO a es ..;__ ____ ....;.__• ____ _;_.;:..:_....:.:.:.....;_....:..:..:....:.:...:..:...:..:..:.:.._....:.:.;~:....:...:;=1
team and then shymg nway from the gym unttl meet-time . . . HOOPersonahhe s ...
ask Btll O'Hara. lt is a port which requires pcriect conditton- ~lill Lrytn~ to post n wm the
. L-C frosh nddC'd lht'ir second ond mg. a knowledg~ of the fundamentals and plenty of rehearsal third losses or th.. infant ~cn.,on
•.. oops, l menn practice. inst wec.k. A powerful Oregon
So Baisch must tnke hts crop or green muscle-men. hur-JV squad dropped the Smithmeu
nedly brief them on proper procedur~s and keep his fingers 78-34, Clatskanie h1gh school Lanky Basketeer Ed Reid
Adds Punch to LC Quint
By Cholly crossed for the rest of the season. How many meets will the ntppcd t.hc Fmsh !l5-33.
• • . , A lnv-up m the !mal !:ccond of L k Ed R "d locals \\'In thJS year? Let's JUSt say that they _re not expected the .. n~c .,:&vc the Clntsknm<' an Y ve,teum (!t IB n ,.,. !1 nn flnsh In the pan,
his coUcgmte points-oclr ·J!DJ
Nngc up to n hcnllhy n
thfs time he hod pcrr,.,rln
ofit!es1ve attock, lavortng
t.:l.'<'d ingly nc1'u ralt! lny-m th ll R h sh ld k f- ._. ., nnturnl to makt: the Ctrst upp\~Or· to ,.,.m em a . nl ~r, we ou ta t? o J our respectl\'1! their v1ctory. With the sc-ore ri~ ... ""' aucc m Hoopcrsonnlitii!S this beanies to Bn1sch and his crew of gronncrs for the chnllengc 33-33, Ron Pusr..)· dumped in the yt:'or, having been first in the
agamst Jong odds that they accept e\'ery time they hike onto ~rtpph for t~c margin of ':irtory. Plooel.!r scormg pnradt! lu!lt sen
the mats. Hnnk Snmpt~>r led the Ptonl•cr-s Eon and bo;~stmg n "Cicction ns
Smithmen Show Speed
With Revamped Lineup
Tomght's pre ·y gnmc £qUad ::tmtth has to wark with.
"ill see n !aster, shnrpc:r shoot
ll'lg .squad fae.tn& the boys f.rom
across the Columbtn at BotU •
wound rush Conch w rrc.n
Snuth bas nddcd some new faet.--s
to his .Frosh line-up and expects
to usc the nl!wc:omcrs right nway.
Fo.N ani Hank Sarnptcr lS the
o~ly regular who IS nssurcd a
plac on the starlmg !t\'e The
oUu~r !our slots v.•all probably be
!lllc:d by the rece.nt nddilJons.
After t\\o regulnr losses and
three sc:nmmnge set·bncks Smith
ndded a lot of new blood. T h <!'
n:._.qU t-a tcrun Wllh class and
hustle.
The n• w crew led by Jimmy
Tsugav.-a. the Be.nv rton buzz
bomb, w1ll un\'t!il n fast break,
unbEnrd of a f w days ago by the
old quad. Jotnmg Tsugawa arc
Jim W:ldc, Jtm Clnylon and Roy
Eckleman, nll late arrivals !rom
th football tcnm.. The mphos.is IS an the break for
th1 basket w1lh a sc:rec.n. Long
shot art1st.s cun shin" from the
outside of thiS offense.
Rank Samptcr's 75 pomt~ Cor
the ftrst ft\'1' scr1mmngcs puts
h1m far an the front of the scor
ers. F.rom th(• DL"<V ofienst• Snm
pillr should continue his tallying
wflys.
Next Tut>Sdny the Frosh fnex>
the actd test. They m~t the Port
lund unn•crsJty lrosh in n pre
linunnry cnmc. This !lame as all
the oU1crs for the coming wt:ek
IS slated :for tho L-C gym, All
l!ames are night nffali'S. The pre
lims get under way at 6;30 and
the mam batUes at 8.
Frosh Harriers Place
In B. C. Cross Country
Tomorrow night the flJ"'it-year In n cross-coun try me t held 1n
m n tangle '0\lith Oregon Dental \•:mcouvcr, B. C., last wekend
osdlooL Thu gang, comprl.4cd or thrt·l! LC track men ably sup
form r college players, should ported the school colors by pine
be pl nty rough The Smllbmen, tng in the top ten.
however. arc CXJ)ei:kd to out- Re1dar HeUer. th~· ex-Frank
speed the older, poorer-condi- lin cinder flash, broke th11 jumor
ttooed tooth-pullers. drvwon record but only rcc(!ivt..'Ci
The iollowmg night, Decem- ll ~nd plncc medal ior hts d
ller 8, the yeas mgs co against fori$. The wmnrng tlmc '\1.-:J.S
Benson. WJ\h t o dose scrim- 14:59 set b~ Jerry Downs ol Wes
rn:lCCS agauut oth r Portland tern Washmgtoo college.. Plocmn
!ugh schools th• Frosh should tenth In the C\'' nl \Ions Murray
\\,n this one. Brnson hasn't the 1 Bartley. Dt•nn :Moore, slnndout
closs or the hi!J ht of Lmcoln's distance nmn r on past LC lraek
Swede Holbrook or Je.ff's Max :::quads, finishet.J sixth in the !c
Andcrson 'Ehe£C two men prov<.>d mor c;\•ent.
th.c mnl'£.1n of d1Ucr nee in thclr The 2 3/4 cross-<:ounLry lope
re:spcctiH• scr1mmages. was mnrkf.'d off an beauuful Stem-
If the tnsl brenk fatls to jell, I ley Pork and was run m cold
Smith hn5 a at offense working weather. Men from Oregon,
out of n thrce-tv.o . This \"ersn- Washmgton, nnd Br.ttish Colum
tde set-up IS ideal for ili small bw parlicJpnted.
SEE: "My Daddy Sells the Best
Auto Insurance in Town"
LJabUity Rntes liS T..ow n' 17.10 six tnt>nths
&lvc 20 to 30'ii Safely with
Mayflower Auto Insurance
George A. Hu"-11. Dlatrid Manager
380S N. E. Broadway TU 4946 With 12 points. iirst-stdn~ iorwnrd c:m lhl~ 1!150-
Wtth four men racking nt lenst 51 All Northwest Confc.rcnt\.' Jk1d Utilizes lh1• u Ivan·
height, !OI' this conference
\\.), ond :;p cd. No tndJ\
h<' took to conch Eldon Fix' tcn potnls the 01 ~gon J V over-quintet.
whelmed the 1-rosh on the Palo
tine h1ll t'ourt. The tirst vclumen . ulo ,,f team-piny like Bud
• were completely out clnssed by
lh< Ducklings in thctr 78-34 rout.
Ron Bottler· led the Oregon nt
tnck .,. th 18 potnL'l. He wu
closely followed by Cl1nmber'
latn With 15. Sampler 's seven
points was ht h t 'r L. C
Oregon JV Po • L•C F'rosh
Bottler (18) F l7) :O..tmplcr
Phillips (ll} F (-t 1 St· ph'ns'n
Rogers (3) C t5) ~allon •
Pare (3) G (6) Zunm'rm'n
Chnm~rl'n (l5J G (2) Bon ... ndo
Oregon subs: Siegmund (9),
Marxe.r (10), Choat (3}, Lh ;J)
(6); L-C Fro~h : Cunntnghom (1),
.Mc.Kntght (l), Qu1ck, Hudson
(2), Mnrtel Carmichn l (G), Ec.k-
clmcn.
Please Scan, Ski Fan
A nc w m .. tructor, former stud
ent Don Cnse. helped Oonno Cov
lord ond Barney Beeker ~·ach tht.'
THxlsc sk1 cla~;os held at Mt
ood last Saturday.
Intermittent snow Saturday
rugbt nnd Sunday lett the tnuls
Ul good skung t()ndihon. but the
mile wns l"cporied to be icy. The•
only Lewis ond Clark casualtY •
was John Bmll, who spramcd
his ankle zooming down one of
the tr•uls Sunday.
The tows nt the Ski Bowl
wc1c running Cor the first time
Sunday, and wall contmue op
erating e\'ery weck·<!nd through
out t.he skung season
Anyone mtcrcstcd m working
out with cithe.r the men's ur
women's tdu tt:'nms nre urg<'d to
contnct Donnn Coylord tn the
registrar 's ocricc. Workouts hn"e
already comm{'nc~;d, nnrl w11J con.
hnue lo bt~ held Sntunlnys at
Mt Hood under the !hrcctiOn of
Don CruJc.
JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station
• Lubrlca1l on
• Batt•rics
• Gu and O.il
• Tues
4255 N. E. Sandy Blvd. The 6·foot. two-tnch busmess tokes to fuotbnll scrimnrtt1r,:c
ndtn~nistrt\tion scmor cnme tn ~ n good plnymokc r :md ts
Ll'Wl~ nnd Clark from Wn~hmg t 0 nltt1cc wcnknciiSI!S an
ton htgh schCiol whe~ he sLarrtd !ng dcf1 n ,
1n basketball nnd baseball • .Atl( With tbreo gamo11
n succl'ssful scnson with WmTcn belt t\l th1 ,,·rittng Reid
~mtth's rrosh. tl!nm~ Ed JUmped , be sttll nn the upgyadc,
nght mto vars1ty nctlon as a sopb-ng nn 11-pomt-pcr-enme
omorc. H1s record thal )'('Dr UKt', give or take u Imctio
speaks for 1tself. ns he cmdc·d sec· 1 us mort.' pluying time unu\:,1
ond ?nly to mammoth Bob Pol-pllnglcs thnn anyone else
lard m LC scort.ng agntn!'t CQn!er- sqvnd, and is looked up
ence compeut10 n. lncldcntully, "Old MI.Ul E. pt.>rienc:c
Pol_lard mutilated f!Orthwcst col-Ncl·dh:ss to sny, wtth biC
eg1atc scormg records thnt sea-thl' Jrncup, the Pionct•rs .,.,..,..
;on. O\'crlookcd os potcntinl
With a year of vanity comp£'ti-us for thts year's confc. r~nl'C
hun b('hind h1m, Reid proved be 1 ,.!Js.
Need help in selecting a gift
0
0 for that certain one, gal
PRACTICAL . . . UNUSUAL
Gifts for Him
WHlTE STAG Jacket.
ROOGHRIOER cords
ARROW shirt.
ADAMS haJ1
DAY S •lades & sunta.n.e LORD JEFF awoaJer•
INTt:RWO VEN aoclu
SWANK jewelry
REGAL lies
JARMAN alippen
PENDLETON sport a.bizl1
FREE GIFT WRAPPING
0 dt
AJ M~:ndel on';
THE GENT'S SHOP
3713 S. E. Hawthorne
(AC:I'O.. u.r .. t ft'OJU 8a~4a4 'l'llt&Ur)
Sammy Amato Presents
DECEMBER 15
HENRY
BUSSE
and His Orchestra
COMING F'RJDAY & SATURDA
-VAN
HOOMISE
and his music
P•nhll'lN <knt 8ob.lele
&Dd Wltll• Paorta
J anhon Ballroom Dec. 22 Charlie BARNET
•
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In
Wit~
ChriSt
Snntn
next
l\VO•W
bringid
Snow I
muster
nuol
To <
dcsc:cn
pomt l
will 1>•
gymm
trndlti
handle
Dnwn
Surp
studcnj
contnln
intcrmi
smgln~
''The C
cmg d~
ccrs tr
tumcs;
SncnJ
the lo1
with s\ . recc1
Dr.
Sev
lenvo
cor.t c
severn!
The
CoUcg
D. C.,
• v~r.nty, ,
nnnc1nl
oflnc
bL· on~
cu. t'd.
Anotl
ts 1 In
draft n.
picture
nunl d
be Johr
Dr.
an ofhl
mille~· 1
opmen\
The !tll
Stnss11
II
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ut · ••>~~
In
leges
out or
Odell.
"ln
"moxc
were
credit
menta
fesstH"S.
ron ted
Ocfo
City to
dntlomq
t~nd
Inn "'u"
«:111Uon
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by Ol
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Cot
llaldor
•
EST. 1867
LC ---Portl<ll\d. Or<.'9on, f'riday. DecembM 7, 1951 Numbr-r II
untmg
c httlt·
besides olonel Mason
ives Warning
o Delinquents am,
lldang
temc
vct('rnn
lttlc A
m
Kl•n
fl lind
I ns J\1
Lon
nrc ur
~ulletin
hcern1
r the
c~pt
o" at
and-on
camp.
Cove
In alter
n for i
lule
osh Five Years in Prison
ue for Dralt Evasion
Orcnon Slnlt· hendq\Jiu'ters, St..•·
•CtiVl' St•rvkc Syst<'m, issued u
·mnmg lhnt !nilure to n~gish ~r
' n violution or the lnw :• n d
[Jh•s lhc delinquent hnble tQ
· Cull pcnnlty E!•l 1m th in the
1\'cr ul .Mtlltmy Trnining nnd
'"r:v~r' •11 Act us nmcndcd June 19,
grcot many youths,'' snid
F'rancas W. Mnson, deputy
tote darcctur, "dth1.•r unwitting.
>" or bccnulie of 11n "1-thmk-1·
on-gct-nway-with -it" attitude
fnallng to rcgastcr or nn• prl.'·
themSt!IVl'Ji !til thiS PUT·
n consJdcrablc time latt>r
th1 ., · hould ·
NThe obligation to r..:gistcr,"
ontimu d C' I)J M a· on.'' is dearly
ot forth in the &!teeth:" Sc•rvsc ...
aw nnd failure to comply ct!r·
nanty mnkcs n young mnn u dt.•·
Ul·nl--subJcct to prosecution,
convach:d, l·ould mcnn a max•·
penalty or five yenr. in
fine o! $10,000 or
It oppco.rs that a grcnt many
11lcge students nnd men w h o
~\'C bt·cn rclcnscd from t h c
!01 tt!S s••~o;m to have th<;
,d~ a lhnt Uu~y nrc not rcquatt.:d
register, llCCQrding to mformn·
tlon received from local boards,
Mason srud.
"This it far from being t h e
(ad,'' went on Col M tron, "every
an born arttlr Aucust 30, 1922,
contmuously on nctave
w1th the armed Corccs musl
cgiStcr and tt cNtn.inly would
very wise lor nny one who hns
railed-for ony rcnson, to prt!!cnt
himself for rc:gislration to do so
Jmmcdlntcly .
Speaking ~onlesl
Here Wednesday
tfo.cl The c111Tlpu WJII piny host to
n•• the Stale F.xtempnr•• sptakmg
rnntest on W• c.lnv doy, Dccl!mb~.:r
12
to
est
n"
mon
nee
•ager
1946 Thcrl! wi!J be two div1sions of
. <:ompclllton-one for men nnd
one tor women.
Contestants from lhc women's
dh•tston will sp<:nk nt 2 p m. on
the subject of ''McCort! 1yssm."
Tlw men's div1s1on pcakcrs wall
tnlk on "Th,. Future uf lntct·
Collt!glolc Ar.l..lvillt's." Both rti
vi!sons w11J rnQl'l In the drnwlnfl
rQom o( JlnJntinc Munor.
The 1ollowmg schools WtJI cn
'"r one l:Ont!'slnnt fur ,,nl'h cllvi
:ilnn, Un.vt•nnty or Or••gon, Ore
gon Stut•~. l.mlll!ld, W•llnmctt~.:.
Pnctlac, PnrtiRml, (':t~otgt• FI)X nod
Lt•wls nnd Cln1'k.
Tho epooch contoat IS lflOn"'lll'·
1 d by the lnter -Coll eginl~; Fur·
t'nttlc ns. ociution of Oregon.
Faftc ·n dollnra will be nwnrrl· •
c-d to the wlnne: m eoc:h divtaion
tilld PCOJld nnu third places Will
bo nnm~. Dr. Paul S. Wright
Dr. Evans Slates
Premiere of Mass
Dr J,hn St 1 It }:;\ian:;, pr J!L
sor o! music, Will prcst.•nt his now
musacal :setting for ".MISSn Solcm
nls" for the first t1me in Its t·n·
urcty Sunday, December 9, ot
i:45 p m.
The First Presbyterian ''hurch
choir and solotsts under the dit CC·
liOn of Dr. Evans, orgamsL nnd
choirmaster. will prt!$~nt the sol
l'mn muss m luLin.
'l'hc complett· mnss has be• n in
P• ~porntion for scv~rnl ycnrs nnd
sections of tt-Kync, 1 ilono,
CH·do, Sanctus, a ... n .. -dtclu·· nnd
AgnuJ~ Od-hnvc bct:n iJVcn em . var10u-t oC'cos•ons.
• 'l'hc performanc~.• is sponsort . .'d
by lhe Ot egon chapkr oC Uw
Amer1can Gwld of Or,gamsts nnd
Lhe uvc downtown churchc.-;,
Studl'nts singing in the chotr
nrc: Ralt!iRh :'.JcV1ckcr, assistant
orgamst; Douglas Chnlmr•rs ond
ViJ'gmla Bowman, Faculty rn m
bP.IS nre: Miss Hel~n Nnundur!,
Dr. Louis Thup•r and Mrs. Lc
nor.l Van Antwerp. Niebuhr Book
Set for Review
By Dr. Wright
Tome Shows Relation
Of Christ With Present NOAH'S ARKS EN MlNJATUR£ btlin9 surveyed by mcmbus
of tho production "Noah ... to iHl given Thursday and Friday. OoC!!.m·
ber 1'3 and 14. f'rom left arc Patricfa Bander. Roberl TllbOr. Mary
Hoo1)41r. Arden Craig, Diona Murphy and Ma.ry E:ll~rby.
Director, Actors Struggle
To Put \Noah' on Boards
Dr. Poul S Wnght, pn tor o! By Horb Scholder nutuurm prov V• ry vnlunb'c
lht• Ftrst Presbyt••rinn church, An)'Ono• I OC<.•Unlt•rml! 0 r. w Jn lot •r rt•tl••nnn''· fiD octor who
"t•motiunt~lly dcud" llclors on !lu{f h1 lJnc <JO tng~ hn to
will 11•view "Chnsl nnd Culture" I r k "tl ,,ut 1)f t11 "wn m , .. de· I'Ompus an n Cluup t• o w• t.: !I. t' ~ •·
by Rich:nd 11. Nivbuhr today ot plc::1st: tukt.' plly on them. Tht.: , t lur"d Mts Gnrd1.111 r do termln-
3··1'1 p.m. 1n lh•• rd••rt:nct! librnry. th1~p1nns w11J mtJrcly l.Jc !';Uflcr-• dl:v •
Tht• ll~.athor has dr•voh•d his I inr. from lhc ofh•r·d!t.'CUl uf b··· 'be nr-:u Sl~ m producing n
CDii"l•r (c) studying the r~lntion I tnr, ktyo•tl-up ror tht• IX Wc~k p'O) .• the tl')(JUf.S -whicll, Mn.
f ~r . . p<:r:l•·d 1t h)()k to put Andr.. Gnrdmcr t:mphrur-es_ nre vpen to
u re. tgton to socml, poltliC:tl and O\ll•y's "Noah" on tht: ooords. 1 ANY ud• nt
ll ()n •ffiiC lSSUf!S ot todCly. Bo•gmmng WJth l.hu dcctlon or I Th• T'-.J Drt.: fivr t;lgr of rc-
Dr. Niebuhr, u groduotc or YnlCJ the play, !or which aho ts rc· ht&~l"ffDI, starlln' •'~ Ull' r• nd-
mvu lty ond a widely known SRI)nllblc, Mrs. ElltntJcl.h Dn\'l$ tnC rcht:nn:Jls. At th1 th( Q{ t!JM
lt.'ClUtN nnd minister, bclu~VL"S G~trchn• T, dir~,;c ur, ts lll for merely rt!Od th• lr port! out It ud
•trouble, troubh .. nod more trou-to lnmtharttC th• rrut.lv WJth
tbat a Chrlstum's lire os a mem-bll'." the chnn:~cte.rs th-:) 'r 1~11n \O
b~r or society mny be an uc:rord She hils the job of gondtng ponrtly lC \.lme pemuu. Mrs.
w1th Ius loyalty to Christ only nctors mto mcmort:t.Jng thdr Curdin~r nlto lfka tO J;• t tn SOIJJ«'
ns fnr ns h1s fnilh will allow. parts nnd, nt the nmc tlmc. to tJI cueslon or the pzycho!ow I
Pnul Hutchmoon wnt•!S oC this form hr:r O'.\ n ciPnr conccpUon I)! sld' s o{ the pans.
bovk in the July I, 1951 issue of, the pin\' nnd 1ts m~:nnmg, which "Blocking ·th(! mo•erneDt" oc-
thl• New York Times, ''A supl!rb j she trws tll tmpart to cnst mem-cup11 the en ~· tlrn dun~ thro
pi~ • uf anolyticnl wntmJ: •.• hers dunng rchcnrsnlL t'Ccond '!Ulgl) uf r!!h• n"mg. Whc.n
tock.lmg whul t!l JUSt ~bout the Makmr. hkc Hondy-Andy 1 N•m"h' · 1nm1ly entered lh lnrgl:
toughest probh:m foc1..-d by Chns-Dtck Mr.tgs who, M stngc mnn-room t~n thr. t{•P floor of t hI!
Lmns." ngl'r, mu.sl be pr1 •enL nt ull r~.;-»Pc ch :~r~ bulldmg for lh• ec·
Oth•r booln by Nit•buhr are hcursnls. Lo.t Mrs. Cardlnl!r w ~,~ud rchcnnnl. i.hey ff1und the
"'J'h~.• Snc1ol Sourct:!$ or Denoml- much us nod nt nn nctor lll'ld flr)(lr covered v. 1 h chnlk rnnr.k .•
n&atlonulil;m, '' ~The. Klngdtom of Me1g! hns to tnkc 11 duwn in his \\ hich lndJcntt cl the future po
C"-<~d 10 Ameru:n.. and • T h c "prompt" book. "Although these I allons vf the ark, trt: ' "luntpa
Me•aning of Revelation." ~rnd otht:r probnbJ .. unpo.dun nto
Dr. Wright will bu tho• third Rol nd H B . I Th•:}' hnd lO lt!om Lu r Irate their
J:UI!Sl pc~k r for the 1951-52 a • atn on mO\'t!mcnt!l lO tht hn
~enes of library sporauu:d book T T }k Th d 'l'ius pnst Wet;k Mrs. Gnrdmcr,
u.•vicws. t~st Wt!ck's rcviL·W WQS 0 a urs ay Mel HarleSS rutd th cn::L ha\e
giw•n by Stewart Holbrook who bc:cn wc:o"centroung vn dt:t~nl!~~.'
puke on Thomas ~ "r•s • Mau\' • "Rolnnd H. Bnmton, professor Mrs. Gnrcbncr, who tenns thiS
Dt!cade." of church ht!!tory nt Y:d~ D1vtn1t~ IIUlg~.: Lh~,; •roughut" u! all, hns
Ten 1s scrv4.od pn~c:• .dlng the Rchool and foremost mahoraty { n ortt:n taken n Rene and hnd \h
progrnm. Martin Luther in the tiQuntry, w1U rtl'tors reptal 1t time oftcr time,
~pcnk on ~Rdag.~ous Libcny until Jt "ciJc.k• d.'
Greek Societies Plan Yule Program,
Students to Read From Marlin Luther Thursday :It 1•30 p m. m B-30 Beg\.nn.iDg neJtt Monday t h c • At 2:30 he will pt!<~k to the finnl mo.ccs ot reh rusnl w1H flpot
fuculty on "Rcligton an H1gh"r tn. At thus tame the contr:ibulJOrt'll
E'du,·ntion," m lhf' Cnculty loungP, oC Wally Nelson, ~tar:y Hoopcr,
Dr. BainJon w•, grn lunt•::!d Pat Bnnder nnd J.Iary Ruth R •cd
"For unto )'OU n child is bnrn
•• • • •
With this Clt!ntrall:.mg c<tr•• of
.t<crlpturc as a th1.•mc, Th1:tn Kap
flll sorority nnd Kappa Phi Alphn
(rott>mity in c<mjunctlon with
lh,• combin'-'C.i c-hoirs will pn•t;cnt
1he nnunl ChrUJtmns ••rvicf' nt
Pre-Christmas Recital
To Feature Yule Spirit
Five cnmpus mus•cnl orgonl·
zntions consist1ng or DJtprox•·
matcly 100 student mush·lnn
will be tward in the onnuol pre
Christmas conccrL nt the gym
nasium December lti at 3:30 p.rn
lnstrumcntnl rnu~•c w1U ll• pTe·
scntt.~ by the C'ollegc symphon)'
nnd b.: nd. under the b.•tnn• of
B<lris Sizuo nnd Jl'lbn K. Rkh·
nnlu.
The men·~ gll."e l'lub, tnntlri~rnl
lngcra uncl (·ollt'fF' ''hfiiJ', dirl'fl·
, d by Dr. JoHn Stark Bvnns,
George Bishol" and L. Stoulcv
Glm um, wrll q~ h••ard In valtl'U
vcwnl romposittons.
Music will ~·mphnsi~ Lh
Christmlts 15NI!OI1 ond th
{'oncPrt 1 .. opc;n l'' the
wsthnut ch:~rgc. lund
publtc 11 n m., D<•ccmber 13 in Cupc· from Wh1tmnn c.-QUeg ,nntJ re-bccmnc nppm• nL Th~.;sc pc<•pl~
lund Mcmonnl chap.•l. C'f!IVt'tl bu; Ph~l trom \ale unt nr~ lJuw~ th~ music, costumes
Carolyn Varila :utd Huuh H:u--~ v~.:ral~v . liP r-cc• ntly rdurnt.."-' from ond nnimnl hcnds. r pecth•cl)' • " c .. t t d L, During rlns !innJ w "ek the pro-court with the C'bop I commltt.:e ' rmun.r Wu•'rt ,.. our•· .-~ur_o-1 f 1 duction will be pulh!d togcth<'.r
IHI\'t sclt.;dt:d ~acting~ from the penn ro I~ <'l'DlCI'S nnt sc.:mmnnr;; on,J wpollshl-'<1 until at comes
•"rht• Chrittmns Sl.(lrybook" by f11r the J\mcrlcnn FnLnd! S~:rvlct' alive."
1\tnrt m Luther, cornp1led nntl nr-urnmtttt!e. ~·v• l : E h Dress r• h,.nrsal will follow, rnn"• d U'"' Roland H. Btunton. ' ~11 c 10 uropc c W:l$ gWl'n .. J t d r d ( w1•h th eurtnin go101 up em 'fhl• storil'S wen• on~r~ath_• <l:l tOnornry t'gTC\.' u octor o l>"' 1 t b h u ~.-J)<'nang tught Thun:diJ)., Dcccm-wntten b'-' Luther ns n stroin,ht· 1 II'<> ogy Y t o ntHI'Sil,)' o
J <• h p bt r 13, at 3 p.rn., the eulmmntlon forwnrd, inhmatc intcrprctntion Marburg, t ' oldut rotcsu.mt · 0 nf sq; we<!ks of sweat and totJ, or the crt"lUrnl ChrJStmns storu ;emmnry m ... rmnn) ,. ., nnd a not an~nsaderabh.• nmount to be r nd before his family nnJ Hie pcnuou o:n th1 tour n~
frio nl.ls uurmg the Yuletide t a-the Untvcn:lty or Oregon and the
sun. It WO& key~:d to his c:antcm· Amcncnn Sooety or ChUrt'h hiS·
p<!rnry surroundmgs. tory. B·· U> m Oregun prlmnr v
"Today the story has b~en for tl1e unlvcrtiil,)' s 'i5lb ruuu
adnptt.-d by Bwnton,' Cnrolyn VC'rsDrY ct>lt>btnlmn
notes, "Eo It Is oJ interest both to B1:unton has '' ntten V(.ral
youna pcooplt! nnl.l the older Jicn-books on i\tnrl..ln l.ulht'r 11nd n.!
, rnhons." llgtous hbcrty ln 194'1, h£ wns
f'o)h.)\\ ang the vurbnl hil!litnl fl•~cn th(' Abingdon 'ok' bm~
.tworcl for lus wrtUng on Mrtrtm
fl-'1!' ngl'S will be pctlods of rt"' Lutb••r, ''Hen:~ I Stnntl ' He• hns
lntcd mu u: by the• combm~ ,·~ccutly publlt~h• cl :moth• r \xwk,
dltlll'll undur tlw dtr••\'tion of L.
~tnnlt y Clnrum.
Or. John Andonoa. chairmnn
or lhf· r~h•lon dt"pnrtmr.nl, u: to
lnttodun• tlu• writmg lw JJIVin•
unckground llltltt!rinl. Rnl agh
~tcV~t:-kl'r is scht!duled ns art~
LSI. "Th•• Trnvnll of RdiJ.J lOll l..lb-
crt\'" t'OJlr.Untng th•• !ltrUgglt for
rellcious hbt•rt~·
H:unton's intt'rpr~U•tiOO or Mnr
lln Luth~r·s. \\riling on the hf(
!lf J(lsus, • Tht> hrlJhnClS Stur~
book, \\ill be n: ad an pm t durm
th,.. hrllltnUIS cr. I\ Dt•-t rnbc!-
13 in Cup1.'l:\nd h:morl 1 Ch. pel. of Jow :md u.lf~..cuoiL
Willamelle Law School
Dean to Present Panel
Sownrd P. Rl'f<:\.', dclln of the
Wallnmcllc UDt\.t' 1t~ low lichool,
wall I nd a forum 1.0 h~; p ... ntt...>d
at th PoUt•ca! ~ Jenl'e dub
m~ti.n.& nc xt Tul dov, D mb r
11. 8 p nl. nt Pnloune Mnnor
B•• nnd h~ forum m~;mbens o
professor nnd t\o,;o student ftom
WWnnu. :.th;, \\Ill oil uss lhl.! pr
pnraeon und r qu~·mcnts ne
c ~,ry for l!nt~no tQ th law
rohool.
.All pohllcol 5CICOCC f118JI)lS nnfl
tudenu who nu y b ml h: ted
m lnw rt cnr:ccr nrc urged to
atknd.
• I PIONEER LOC: F'riday December 7,
The Fair Roe plnn is here to ~tny. There is no rl!turn \\'t:
cannot 1gnore n moral right no matter how unmot·al '' e Chaz Pounds Tin Pan Alleyist
Scramby-Amhy Hit Tune Lyri
may be. By Chuck Glbb ditt>• ;,bout the chnp "ho g(•h•
There arc some who say, "You can't do anything. GI\•C it Spt.•nkmp <Jf pnpuln •1nps (w, tcors m Ius cnts lrom lyms. ttsk-
up. The thing won't work.'' But "'e can do something. V..'e \\ Ctcn't, but I couldn't think up t~k-shou ld lx• Juyingl on his
won•t gt,•e 1t up. And it wm wo1 k N·1thing hno; been nccom- oo openinc lt-nd) l Canolly dt cadt·d hack crvmg ovt•r sorne lost loH•.
h hed tn this world in social ad\ anCl;S bv JUSt sitting b.1ck thnt l "ould dn :somt!thtng to Dot•sn't that tug &t:nlly nt your
P 5 . .. , _ " .. • I stop the slll·gu or nnu~~ous l)'ru~s lwns t-slnngs? Or If you hopp~ n to
and s.,ymg \\hat the H · wh1ch llns recently tn\ nd{·d Tin like soml'thmg in :1 li~htcr ''em,
The collegc.s m thts area hD\'c nt lnst banded together to Pnn Alit':>'. tht•rc·'s ah\ nys the vivad dc~t'l ip-
educatc the people and to help to bring •hc.:m about so they A crusndt• wns necn: ruy. A li\'t: mnsterplt•c~: to whtch Stan
~ee things a little more clearly. But our student council can't rrusndt.· for the pro.:\ t•nt1on of Kenton t':ln pomt with pndc
d t 11 alone They need your help You are tAe one. that tdlotsc. lym·.li such ns these, and I "l'n• got a gal ''tit)':-l'tght fet.~t 0 1 a . • • " t"' t' d gnadatingly quotc-"H you tun! tall, Wh1n her hc~td's in the bed·
\'Otcd lh~m mto po\\•er. Come lo the mee mg some •me an me do'' n dc·O\\ n down down" rcmm h('l' h:ct . '' tn the hnll ''
~ec how measures art.' passed and th.en car1~ed out. It'll do Or how d~es th1:1 ~nc stt·lke _yom·l Stir these in ~ently with. nn
you good to get out of the ~hack one" m a wh1le. palntt·?-"1'11 nlwnys r~membcr .. mplt portwn ot J Trm 1 I Taw
Get on ftre. If vou caNd anything at nll nboul saving our thl· little white doud thut sal a Putty Tnt" und "'Mni1t:,\· Donts,"
f h d-'t hon that seems ine\'itable. •ou would right down :md cned. t\\ ratten nnd you hn\'c the t•alibcr of 1.} dl·
count~) ro~ t e e_ rue . . . :). . . bl Portland's own Jnhnny Roy I
1 make tt a pomt to get behm~ thts tm~rtant plan. E'en ii y~u ••• dnst \\t: ghc him s1x chcca'S What s the Answer?
don't care the student counctl would hke to hear you say ::;o m and a tagt>l'?) whtt'h tltt.• mndt"rn-dny
;-~111. · mg to uur populnr
liCOI'l S.
So I dl'cidecl It '~a~ up
t vlll'gu.rolk to b1·mg this
Sl'h~l' to o l!t'H't: ·hmf? twit,
h•ring IIllo tlw huck, I nttc1
t:d i(! tiOhCII ld from IL
pnnts. It hnppcned to bt: a
inopportune momf•nt, for
Wl'IC In the lhtOl'!\ Of !511\gtng
of out '"" t colh j((; onl'
Tho word&. c) oar and hl·' I
follvwf'd mt u•Jt .IS I !ell
"lc:k budiddlo·tc:k, ark·"•A
ark
San.a-bartana. Loos·nn-~1
•••
a student council meeting . Th~y are free, you know. Thest-mind you, ore lync: fo1
S r ·o an b henrd now saving "I'm in favor of it the grown-up . Amct ic:m puhhe. u l. \ U c e · • They nppear tn t;on~,;s wh1ch
all . • BUT DON'T QUOTE ME:· Well, fellow students (if make th~ htt parade, Of course. 'There Is Cheating on My Campus
Say Eight Student Body Presiden that terrr. c,m bL apphed) we want to be quoted. And if you maybe I'm :m old shot', Mayhnps
are haU the clear thinking puptls you call yourseh·es you I th~y ore nil line romnnt1c cluss-11 cheating a provalont prob·llhc Associated Sludt'nts at
lom on your campus? cific, asserted thol strtc~t s should wnnt to be quoted too. 1cs containinG beautiful littlt•
F. B. C. I stone..~.
T 1ke Cor instance th" gripping Tim> "ns the question osked ords in the optometry school
eight student body president m inc ~.:xam~ u rtcct in othc.t
lhl.! statc by Journnl rcportea· Jim purtments
Running, when a poll of students Competition for grades ca1 Gi re thenz. the Bill BARK nt tht' Untvcrs1ty ot Californtn in ~omt cheating nt Oregon
Los Angeles 1evealed that mon c···'h.:ge. Othl!r n:n. oru arr
Would you )ike a part of $400? You can have it if • . . • than hnl( the undergraduate~ l>ppot tum ties Cor cribbing OF THE c·hl'at <~dang on the curvt; That is the qu~tion being asked by Bob Pcte1s, cha1rman ._ Student Body Prosidont Eldon "~lowcv~r. there! is very
of the Hazen committee on Student-Faculty Relations . The LOG Gunter an~\Hred that tf then dishonesty among .tudent !>
~urn of the committee is to give financ1al support to student ts any t'hcnting hct l' tt is bl!cause said Donn Black. ASOSC
organizations and iaculty members who are planning to ~i\'e of crowded classrooms rtnd pro· d:!nl. "W hon a lot of ""f'"
luncheons, Leas, and socials to promote better relations be- ft:Ssois who do not wntch their ing and other technical
G G · cl&~ tlo"t:l" cnounh. who :u e hen to lenrn tween the two groups. ot a rtpo . . . J .. k d .. "1 thmk there 1:> \'cry httle JUSt to mn e gro e!\
The plan was originated last spring by Dr. John Andel"-1 .,.t PM•• · · .a reform mea-l.,.c:atanrr when.• these tetnpto· The Uni-.eratty of Oregon sure . . a compliment? "' b h d son who saw the benefits derived from many of the social get-Then the Bark of the Log is tion do not tx1st," he concluded. c:stu Its l' a tudcnl on the bnsis of a poll taken l togethers gi\'en by members of the faculty for the students your dish. At Willamouo u n i ., e r' it y .} ear nnd IS Cormulnting plans The administration has shown its belid in the \'alue of tht: I U welcomes all such maJertal . chealmf! IS n St~ltOUl> problem . deal with the cheating
plan by providing the S400 fund. It uks only that Y 0 u type Sherman Bliss, student bod~ Thur n·commendatson will
four correspondence. do ubI e head 1'\0t,·d. He felt thut lhes·e is ... bl d Th 'd · d d h ld b L"l' d h ••8 Y be a option of the e 1 ea IS a soun one an s ou e u 1 1ze as muc as spacing on an 8 by 10 she.t of e~~ chance of dishonesty <Jccur Y ·tLm
possible by faculty groups and SOCial, honorary, and interest paper and turn lt in no later' .ng 1~ tl·:;.ts ?{ the essay. t vpc Prc~idt.ont Murgan S
organizaltons on the campus. Frequentlv both students and than Monday noon. than m obJeCtive Pxams. Hu bt pasl.e:d the hupe that
mstructors rt!mark t.hat lhl.!y ju::;t can't understand a particu- 1 Here is your matchless oppor· heJ ~5 that on·remphasis on the & voluntary student
· . tun•• t 0 ,_,_ 1 .:radmg svstem as one ol the roots Jar person. Here JS an .. opportumty for the L people to meet "' 0 •otce your puuun. 0 • • '\'Ould b._ mnde wherl'ln col
. . exorc:ise your freodom of speech uf th~ probh:m. 1an. of LC would !lay You and fmd out what makes the other fellow hck. Chea•,·ng 1·s n"arl".· non·ex1·5 on paper. ' "' • • count on mo to suppoTl the h
Lewis and Clark has 'he reputation of excellent student- Tho spoce 11 yours for tho lent at Reed college where the system.
faculty relations. Let's ke<.p up the tradition and get our or-asking. UM ill he>nor system is enforced . A This pledge would imolvc
ganjzations to in\"ite n te\\ membe~ of the faculty to a par:ty, the school hns no l!rading, there unly ab tninmg from
is little temptation, according to b t 1 · •· f luncheon , "bull :session" or meeting by gi\•ing the Hazen com-r'Jf-Sprl·fe TaiOI u a so rcpor .. nr any t: • l::. Ken Taylor, studt;nt body prcsi· stud~·nts who did not complv
miuee the bill for the expenses. T 0 Visit F ranee dent l commsttc;e of student and
J. D. T. Occuaonal loolung-o .. e r-the-ulty, lnstJgatton ror the r---------------- ------------- , By Catherine Dolis1raty boulder che<ltang occur at Van-ment would come from The Bulletin Board T •• msfOlffilnfo; hopes tnto rcnli-port colll.'ge . We'rt; pretty much or honorary organlzattons.
By Herb Scbolder
Personal Advice on ... Just Takin' a Day Off
How to Pus Teats the Easy
War v."111 be CJV<'n to t.11e highest
btddcr by Dr. Rob'.!l't M. Huley,
head of the buSUlcss adminu;tra
tion department nt WJllameuc
university.
Dr. HaJej 's ad\'IC(!, along whh
an old washing maclune, p1es,
••tc.., ...,,11 be :auctioned olf 1n a
c:amp:ugn to rnu.e money for th\:
A WS scholal'11hlp fund Cor nct:dy
students.
Some lucky r::rl w1ll also be
:able to ,,e f'or n Coke dl:lt" with
the dean or men. Pats~ · Wh1tmc . age 14, of Green
Ba:r. Wi$Consan, w;u; absent lrom
school one day. Camr. the morrow.
she explamed that she had had
tl cc:J!d.
FBI agents round a slight er
ror in her excus,.. JnSLNsd oJ
la:> mg home 1n lH.d, Patsy had
ndden oH to Laona (pop. 11l3)
\\ Hh her mother and her 24•\'t•or- - . old hall-brother.
After dunning masks they aU
proceeded to rob tl1e Lnona
State b;tnk of Sll,OOO.
ts ••
QJie~"tePtest
0:11 I st!JI.Jllf."li· !l>c AJI:!!o, ··ol IU<'•I'II 'Lr!10ll!llnd r1Ark
e<JII<II' l'.ubll llo.od ••"'klJ' dUrl111:: the colltJ:u )"•!4r. t!uLscr1p~!un rut•l!. I! uo ~r )fllr
J-:m• rt!d •• • or..:! cl u I'J1Ait•r t J'ortl;oDII, (.rre on.
EDITOR
Bryce White
Cllack Oltl'b
O.nld:la• •prott. .aaqo ..su.r P•tur"
11CIJ \Orial
O•rtoonlat
.A.lS YertliiUIC aw ron •n» On1lnlnl' "llll 1.011,1' ~ . «Hiifl'e DehU
a.pon.n-u Oart2l Paaa!DI' , Cl:n:aeat Oibb. Chnt.WAe Sprott, Waaoy 111lltr.
&IUl Oraaal• l', Oeor1• au'hU, Plo7d Cammhu , Cbarln Oh&l"D4a.t.t ·
CitculaU011 "IIU:a Jtm1tb, II, J. !'m.lt.h, Al.lan ~tepheu011 ties may be dstricult for many but on thl' honor ·~·stem and it works ·such an arrangement."
ror Trel Tator lht.• reahzation is pretty well.'' commPn ted student Odell concluded. "would only
as nc:tr as a cross-country train
and an ocean steamer.
Trcl, JUnior English·Spt)ech art•
maJol·, plans to trnvcl to Europe
uftt:r h~r graduation and aftu a
year's work tu colll~t the neccs
t~ar) tranc . mur~ and crCJwns.
An lmportartJ exc:urllOn un ht:r
ogendu '"·Ill b« n tnp to France.
Thcrc sht! Will di\·sdt.> her time
bl'twt:cn lcammg rr(>nch by Jh··
mg w1th o family and makmg sk1
trncks on the slopes of the Fr••nch
Alps.
Fon•rno&t m Trcl's mtnd at tht:
prr5ent is the 1952 \'oy3gcur. A.
1•ditor-m -~.:hiet linctdton tallv, the I
tlrst woman Voyag1•ur t d1t~r> sht·
15 buay living up to her prom1se
of nn ortginal yc arbuok with a
theme wcii·SUited tv Lf!wi.S and
Clark.
Trel's desire for onglnuhty I
tlQcS not stop \\aU· her work on
the annual. hO\H: ver. It stem
lr<Jm the day ht:r muth\'t' com
bmr·d tht· Sc:.l'\dmn,·ian word!i for
~l! and prate to t!qual th•• unsqu•·
name: Trt•l.
H••r campus acth a tics includt·
pureiciprt tJon in th1: 1949 Christ·
rna11 pro~r um, chnirmuruhl p or
A \\'S Cotton Day und the po•
tl"li) al ol Dinuh M.trd( n in "Mr
Ptm Po!!!I!S By." Addsng to her
sdu dul1•, sh•· \Jdun, lt1 Alpha
Gnmm.t sorority, Trod&c, Pi Delt'l
Ep:.tlon, journnhsm honorory,
md I ntcr-Sornrlty '-'Ouncll. bod) heod Bob Dickovcr c:-t1bhshcd when . LUdcnts
Bl·cause clfll'.scs arE! ~mall, dis-thly bcloni to a
hnncsty during exam"l is infre-group where consideration
quent at Lsnficld, ·;nsd Bob l .. tmt. others is (oremost in 1
orcl sdt-nt. Bill Carden. head of minds." Ev
Ofhcial
ar
The th
s nt the
oy, Dtl
nt
the init1
Cnndl
f\aptiBI
. ror th
m11 Rho
nl)(;~r !l, at
'ho)iC rcc
Oclnn•s
ln nnd q
w~
m
B nc
n\11}'
cr engag
pS\'Chl
c wcddtn
'~'"•mo rrow
c.n, advis
Ltr mcmb
m1cs Intel
~l for lh~
n to the 9
..... n the bl
will be 1
all co
"Han&i
Pin 1\lu
The ncKl t
the ho~
n Chril
1:! scent of
nkmg int
Lnntnl
wussail
class·f·
Jll be scr\1
ndmg the
u tido PQ
A Chraslrt
the Mo
Clark f
tnmng w
The prot:
htghhgl
all be sun
In nnb
the Grcc
by Mrs.
Willi a
oud Eggc
8
u Chns
Mrs. llu
Chn1rmnn
Mrs. Flo
a~o;istm
u
s Docembor 7. 1951 PIONE:.£R LOG
itml~er 7, Pave Throe
• IIl
·doy
pulnr
as up
1g this
hnlt.
m 11
o be d
J, lor
l'lngm
:ung.
nd bl'
J llft
llt'k·AV"' the. StJcttJI Slfie By No.ncy Mlllor
and Coro.ldino Sprou
rarities End Pledging
Evening Ceremonies
Qf(Jeinlly ending lhc pledging period o( this semester I) •
na<' being formally imltnled into lh~ three campus
tics.
Thl' tln~c pledges of Alpha Gamma will L>e given thei1•
5 al the formal lntlialion 111 Palahne Manor drawmg rovm
.u, .... , Dccer'nbct 9, nl 3 p.m.
Those being inatiatcd arc: Miriam Holcomb, Bonnie
nnd Pat Welsh.
nt Hl'dmnnds wlll Col·
the imtlolaon ceremony.
Cnndlelight chapel of the
Baptist church will be the
for the formnl imtlntlon or
Rho pledges Sunday, De·
d ..• -9, at 5 p.m.
~hm;c rcceavanc thf'lr plns will hw Mitchell, Mrs. D C. Leonard,
Mas. H. J. ScrviUl, Mrs. I<' W.
Ko her, Mrs A. H. Hyde, Mrs
H. B. Shafer, Mrs. C. A. w~!Ster
v<:lt, Mrs. Margaret Hudson and
Mn>. W, S. Bennett .
• • • LC Student Studies Bull Fights in Spain
* * * * * * American Counterpart Gels Losl on Powell
By Ceraldlno SpraH
I ( you c•vcr l'!(pcct to be lost rn
a f01 clgn ealy Just remember to
follow the c1ly mr1p nnd you ''nn't
gu wrung. This advice ls based on
the• £:Xpcrit>nc•· oC Dr. Dantr.:l Fcr
nnnrlc.z, Spnnl h IILUdNtl tor Bat.
l>nru llcddon, l.ewu; uncl Clnrk'~
only cxchrmg(' studt•nt. lish and pcech ol Lnwa. ond
Clnrk nnd then to continue nd·
vllnct•d mt.:tllcnl tudy an U\1~
country.
ln Spain. Barblll'o 1~ r;t.udying
Facully Room, Lounge
To Decorate Palatine
A 11t ncr u:ulty commitlC'C
m~ctlng room nnd n lounge room
roa· fot:ult~ wom(n und Ntn!C mcm
bc• wtll oon hC' nvnalnblc ror
uc:~ nnnounC<'d Mrs. Edath Smtth,
c.hotrmnn or the project.. Tryang to return to the Orvllh•
lie c.ldon11' home where he 111 lh
in(:, Dr Fcrandcz rccl!ntly bc
cnrnc lost ot the end nr tht: Pow
ell bus line He wnlkc d four mtlcs
bock to lin Hcdd11ns by n caty
mnp nnd n not too bnght mid·
lllCht moon "It Wllll a bud ,.xp.-.n- 1'hc general meeting room m
l nee' ' wns hl only comment. l!I'Ond noor Palntmt- Manor, with
Or Fcrnnndez, who hns had lounging fncthtacs, wlll also serve
lwo years prndiCf' ln hts spcciull for. nu:n fnculty member~ .tmong other subJCCW, sueh n'
l1ull tights nnd ten cJnndnc. o
c:ln In "ccmto" nnd n htatory or
mWJic clos:t ot unlv•!l'mtY r.onscrv
ntory.
Of her ftrsl buiJ !Jght Barbaro
snya, "The people would demand
new bulls for no reonon I could
undcrstnnd nnd whistle (the
cquavnlcnt o( boomg) for no rcn
on, nt lcnst to me, nt the poor
mntndorcs . Ho~ wcr~ gored,
bulls bled greatly o'er all nnd
In Lly U1c bt,!Bt m~tndorc WllJ gored
und lrnmplcd. Oh myl Even her~'
U1cy throw thmr.s. usually hat.a,
handkcrcntcls nnd Oowc.n1 Into
the nng, but m the tnand one boy
n• nr ua wns hit on Ulc hcnd by n
bo~Uc-vc.ry cxCJt.enble people."
!lp Delores Bcscuck, Rowena
""'" '1 ~n and Carolyn VnnDemur . tden ''"'"'r Will follow the milia· Drnmn students will provide
Christmas readings nt n Yulc
Udc program plnnned by the Fac
ulty Women's group and dtrl'Ctcct
by Mrs. Belly Gardner . Hostesccs
for the event ore:: Mrs;. F. G. Gil·
l'hrl 1., chairman, Mrs. C. H. F11S·
blc, Mme. Cormne Pouteau, Mrs
Kurlin Cnpp~:r-Johnson nnd Mi s Cleld of obstetrics nnd gynccol-i Draperies or r('(i corduroy fl)r
ogy, orrJVcd m Portlnnd on No-the women' lounge ore bctng
vembN 18 by plane from Modrid, modl by Mrs Smlth and Ruth
Whf't <' he met und interviewed Chindb'l't•n, nssastan t profc or of
Btu barn, who he reports, "speaks horne l'ccmom1<:2t l .. nmps hov~
\'~ry p,ood Spnnlah · b~cn ordered !nr bolh rooms nnd AJ Christmas B a r b a r a wdl
spnnd her vncnhon at the Volcn
c 10 of Fernandez' parent!!. Fcr
nnndt>Z' father is n retlN!d doc
tor, n clothing manufacturer ond
~nl., at
lricl
school
1 othu
ado a
•egon
IS are c
lbbing
•
very
lent..o;
PSC
tf engnu
1 studt
'n and
• pr
will
the
•In
You
the
ns. ceremony.
Kappa will hold their
mltiution for thuir pledges
Pnlatin•· Mnnor Wednesday,
12. nt 5:30 p.m.
hose being inmtcd nrc: .Jo·
Burt. Pnt Elliott, Betty
Mnrcin l.yslo ond Jnnc Ncl-
mncr w11l follow th~ mmt1on
l ndshodlcr, sen1or psy
llo~~· mQJor, is telling friends
her engag~mcnt to Bill Ynger,
ior psychology moJOr. No dcf
tc wcddmg dote hru; been set..
or gt'Cl'nca .1 .lnd l1 Christ
tree will be the objects of
, quest o! Colhccon members
they tramp over the wooded
nenr Sandy wilh axe nnd
lil hnnd
l'l'nrn,•rror>uJ, Miss Ruth Chind
advi6L'r of the group, nnd
membc•·s of thll home '-·co
miCS inlc1·cst club, wtll bend
fol' the rnountnin gateway
·n to the home o( Sharon Frost,
n• the branchf!S of cedar nnd
will be gnlhl•red for the on
all college cch'brntion of
"Hanging of the Green.. nnd
Phi Mu Alphn songfest
The next wcc.k and a hall will
nd lhe home economics depart
rot a Christmus workGhop with
tc scent of wreath und garland
IUkmg mtcrmlngled Wllh the
•rc tnntuliz.ms odors or cookie
ld wnssnil preparation 'l'hcsc
class-fash1o ned refmshmcnls
sr-1·ved free to those nt~
U1c Chnstrnns pronrmn
.,~.,~~(;;
~~\·:J~\·!J~~ I ornngc grower.
F'ornondu has sludiod f.:ngli!lh nnguugcs JllJitruclnr; Dr. John An-
ror only "four or (IV£' months" ~otcrcd. The racult) women's club --------
h"to ~· thill, hls fJrsl VISit to on lms VOlt•d t(l lUISIIIt In re!umlsh-Pioneer Varsity Club
Mnr;orie Fcss•mdcn.
Coming Event. Encllsh !'lpcnkmg cnuntry. ttc hns lng the room PI F b
ni!!O VISilCII GHmony, Switzer- Faculty mcmbcl'li nssistmg with ans oot all Banquet
A recent speaker at lh1! Ml. land, Fume~ nnd B('lcium nr.rang•,ments for C(1mplctlon of Honoring Lcw1s and Clnrk's
Tabor PTA wns Dr. Harold S.
Tuttle, head of the youth h•uder-Fcrnnnclez pion lo study Eng-U1e rooms nrc: :Mrs. Smlth, Miss 11'1;)1 co-chnmpson Iootboll t.cnm,
thip department . Dr. Tuttle, who Student Draft Deferment
\\'US r-epresenting the college T S f T
:-poke on "Our Lcndc.rshtp T1nin~ est et Or hursday
InC Program." I A sclt:cli\'c t·rvlcc deft-rment
ln the futun\ Dr. Tcuttle'B lc!lt \\til be gl\'en h;> Dcnn C. W
:;chcdulc calls ior addresses at Howard for qunllfymg tudents
Alameda school on Dc<lcrnbcr G on Thursday, December 13, m
ond nt Lnkc Grove school some-B-10, nt 8·30 n.m. to 12.
tunc in January . Students to be ellgtblc f•Jr Ulc
Club News test mu:~t bl selective scnrac<o re-
Campus Youth fellowship wlll gtstrnnts Cull-tun•• tudcnts nnd
meet for n hymn sing Sundoy, must hove applied for nnd n.>ceav
Dt!ccmbcr 9, at tJ;45 p.m. in Puln-ed tickets of admassion (or the
lane Manor before going to hear test.
the "Mass," wntten by John Tlw 26 P• nons plnnnmg to tnkc
Stark F;vans, nt the First Prcsb)'- the lC!lt nrc expected to bring
tcrian church. A bus will be pro wlth them thc1r ticket of ndmt.S
'1dcd. smn and sc\'eral r;oft lend penChmdsren, Mrs Emmn Meier. tb<> Ptonccr Varsity dub will
lnngugacs mstructor : Dr. John hold Ita nnnunl banquet nt thP
Anderson, rchgwn: John Harring- Columbao Alhlellc club, 614 S.W.
ttrn, philosophy, ond Bt'rnnrd I lth, December 18 at 7 p.m
Hlnshnw, art Pion£' r Varsity club pn>s1dcnt
Education Department
Enrolls ME Candidates
The gruduatc di'll..c:ton of lh
educatiOn department h:u an
nounced enrollment or 22 cnndi
dntes for the master ot educntaon
d[igJ• e
Dr. L 0 McAfee, &rnduntc
din..-ctor, cxplumed their , c:t pt
nnee will depend upon sco~ of
the1r National T ::u:hcrs exnnunn
tion, results gf speech and writ
ten English t<:st.s, !we pemonnl-Ron Moxn~:Sll, staf! reporter for
th<'-Orcgonlnn, srud that tht-bnn
qu!'t will be n chnnl!<' !or fnculty,
tude:nt.s. and nlumnl ond com
munity boosters o[ the <:ollcgc
to pay respects to the 1951 chom
r,.onahlp football team.
Reservation for the bnnquet
may be made through Charles
Hnldors m lh• book.'rtorl'. The
dtnnt'r wtll cost three dollars per
plate.
ellS. Dr. F ogdall Continues To rnokc room for the exnm, :::nro. ports und nn ornl cxnmma-·r J. Edmund's BA-1 cluss at " High School Visitations 8 n.m w•ll he held in G-22: Seven or these studr.nts expect John Carpenter, director or
~t.:cHtl events for rndio stnlion
KOIN, W11l bt! mnslcr of cere
monies for ihc dtnncr.
Students mtercsled m assurt
mg \'*'tth decorations arc askNI
to sign up m the LOG office 0 Clcc tn the chapel; and 10 to c:omplett- .requirement for
Dr. Vl!rgll S. Fogdnll, denn of physae.s m 8•16 June gr.tduuuon The otiH:rs, plus
students, conunulng his tour of The spnng quoliflcntlon ex-13 teochcrn m OrQ8on schools, London Magazine Notes
hagh school conferences, Will nmlnations will be hcld Ap il will probnbl) complete their work s· F . al p .
VlSit St. Helens, Rninicr, lnde-24 1052. by lhu end of August lrpO eshv ro)ect
pcnd(•ncc, Bt!BVcrton. Nf'wbcrr. The October ISSUe or S'I'RAD
nnd Dallas next week • - a monthly JOurnnl of profc lon-
Students now nttendmc l..C Chou to Sing Tuesday For Reasonably Priced al nnd anwtcurs or strlnged sn-
from thOSl! nrcns nrc ln\'lh,'<l by Mustc f • mnuol ChriStmas Flowers trumen~. publt:Shed m London
Dr. Fogdnll to contnd high school progr .rn of UIC Scotluh Rate wJll cont ana ment.to11 of tht-Hood
semors who can talk with harn bl prov1dcd by thL! College chou· J Q ALyCE Rwe.r MUSJc fC!S\1\0UI d1rcct«< b)
when he visits thl'rc. on 'l'ucsdny, Dcc"•mber 11, nt Bons Sarpo
Durmg the pnst wc('k he \His 0 15 p.m Flower Shop ln column labeled. Musac m
LC representative nt n sencs of Und •r the dU'cct&on or L Stan- Amenc:n, lh~ Jte.m reads· "Th<'
high school conlercnccs 10 Wolin le) Glorum the chotr wdl pt-escnl Corsages Hood River Musac fcsuvol spon-
'W.nlln and the Y:&kimu \'alley 145 rmnutcs or song, mcludtng Wedding Flowers so red b} the Hood Rt\ er music
auch spec1al musical numbers ns ns._'lacmtion undr the dynnm1c
"The currcm cxpnn.sion of dor-t-ar•,Js nnd solo and qunrlct m-8735 S. W. Torw11Uger Blvd. leadership or Boris Sarpo hns
nltory tadilties on campus will tea Pt'<!lntions . Phone CH 7000 JUSt completed n splendid sum
Partles mean thnt we cnn ho.ve n more,..-------------"" '--------------1 mer season wtlh numeJ"'u!l fan
\ l"hri tmu. port.v is planned cosmopolitun student budy,'' Dr. UNUSUAL CAREER OPENING mUJICDl events."
the Muthcrs' club or Lcw,is Fogdall eommcnlt:d. "The bnght I ~
Clark fOl' D~.:c••mbel 10 nt the ceonomic postnbllltics in the Yuk- In nn uncrowded J>rMCS.'>IOn " Haven It had
_........r..; ... ~ri!Stn in!lt.cr Pn•sbylcrinn church imn \'alky nre surh that we cnn Willi tCJ<ocilcntl cnrnangsff andd a Good Laugh
g~~ growt 1 oppor un1t1es o ere
"'li''uninc with lum·h nt 12:'30 p.m. (xpcct mort;' stud<>nts from thl& 0 Rraduntc studl'nl O~ning
IY • , The program that follows will men." Cor men or wvmcn-mnn and • y "
h• \'wJ{~•r WIVCS Of und••.r~n- 1n ears ' •Shhghted by: group im- .. -,
l . I d b Attent·lon dttotcs. with Educnllonnl •· says Senator LeBlanc omptu cnro s.mcmg c Y \'ISton or Mfin;hnll F i e 1 d
.rs. F. G. Gilchrist; Wdsh songs Wholesale Candy own crl entc·rpri:«: Pcrsonnl
he sung by Mr ••. L. A. CrQck- Food Spodaltles mtcr\'icw nrrnnged. Writ c
.n"" in nntlvc costume; "Hnnglng J Hrub C fully c•vinc phone! age. and im y o. c xper1cnce to C C Rea. West-
the Green" ceremony conduct~ 2021 s. £. Belmoru VE 4372 Nn Mnno~ca ·. 354-21st St ..
by Mrs. A J. McCulch('on and Onklnnd 12. Cohf. Prud Ad\'.
WJllmc;n Encksqn with Mrs. I~===::==========:==============~ "Fetchin' Locks at Fittin' Prices!" :~1atlil Eggers nnd Mrs. J. S. I~:nrd
at tht! •·wnssnll11 bowl
a Chnstmns tn?U$Ufl' hunt led
Mrs. llugh Skinner.
Chnumnn for lhls soeiul event
MJ's. !<'loyd Dny. Those worn·
nBSi5llng her nrc: Ml's. Stun-BURLINGAME BEAUTY SHOP
8506 S. W. TerwUUgor Blvd. CH 3333 an ensy number to dial You Sbould'vo Soon tho
PU STINKER
You Won't Need
Had a col
When You've Got IT
COMING SOON •
•
-
SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! ON CAMPUS DEC. 14
•
' •
• 'Qw Do Slob
A -Snif-Code
Perbidnedly! LOG Editors Caught in Act 'I'm Here to Stay' Says Jet.·.-:."4,.&lo
By Howard Von Stacy
W1th ~o mnny rolds "runmng"
around tonncntmg stud<! nts. It lS
hi~ih Hmr somt mtclligcnl col
lcg.mn cnmc to thctr 01d to put
them out of the1r nw;ery
Just about C\ Cf"l ont' hn a cure
fnr n cold, but, {C\\ h!Wo.: gwen
1bf' mnttcr the careful oon.'lidcrn
tion I hn\·~ A n member of the
collegiate tnlclhgcnCJn, m 1 n c
should bi.' Utc lBSt word
Fint. l adviser, don't catch n
cold' Ir you cnn do thot you won't
hn\"t! to m·o1d drnfts (G. I. nnd
oUterwuc), crowds {clnsse..c; nnd
scminorsl, must.ard plB~ters and
lllt:h places {hkc A's and B's).
Bewnre of sillv patent mcdi
cmcs hkc pcnu:.shn, suUn drugs
nnd nil the Jerks w1Ut sure-rire
cures.
Tbtir ad-rico lS \\'Orthlcss, 1n
fact not \\ orth the prescription 1t.s
\\ rtttcn on. Tnkc Jt from me. 1!
you nrc really gomg to out-smnrt
n cold, it calls for quick action,
elcar thmkmg nnd cnllmg me m
• tunc.
Don't let il gel starlL-d. Jlub
y~ur che.~ down with goose
grease or bear grease on n slice
of bread or nnything that's handy.
nt's not only good for )OU but
tnsty )
Inhale Yapors, or a wenker
mL"I:t.urc cnllcd \'Jpers. being car~
ful to occasionnUy whale, thnt is
spout
Drmk ns mur.b ••water" as pos
mble m as mnny fonns as neoes
sary so il aocsn•t become bor
mg. and sws m bed (stay nt home
l'~pt on week-ends)
For now the Udbit of vitnl m
!or.mntion must be put off while
l change the bacon strip tied
around my neck. A parting
thought. "Your throat is 1mpor·
tant., the very key to why colds
tnrt. if .nothmg else works nnd
you've tried everything, TRY A
KNIFE. Slave dnnng editor. Btyce White lubes cub roportor Katy
OC!Iistraty 'll..•hiJe Chuck Gibb lays down smoko scroon Granntng
steals editorials under tho innocent oyes of Nancy MUler buned \n
philosophic nnlry.
J ruuaes. '-'nuc:K c.;namquur ana 1om 0 Day improvo thoir minds.
as, galloyslave Herb Scholder search~ filing cabinet for news copy.
Bill Fou mCNlkl a li.We nip from his pint (of milk. thaJ a) under
coYer of the steam generated by Betty Jean Smath, cub reporlor,
ironing ediJor White's laundry.
•
Scandalous Pioneer Log Office!
* * * * * * Yellow Jounalism Tactics Blasted Onen to Campus
B:r 'Blab' Googmore scoop. Whu .... ,;00p, hnlf choc" 4
n1 h coaL His desk drawer hns Ukrainian Now Majoring in Phy ·
Oll't: JdhltC'nko, future Amcrr
r.an cltltcn nnd new L"' studt:nt.
1 now mujortng 1n phy tcs
Jcfuncnko :md hls w1fe, Valm
Lmo, nrnn-d in th(' United Stnt~s
in Aur.ust. He completed high
rdwol 1n Lus home town ol Khnr
kov, Ukrmnan. n sccuc,n of So\·
ict Unwn. With the outbreak of scholnn~hlp lo L{•w•s nnd
from the Multnomnh
Presbyterian chUl'Ch.
In compnrmg Unatcd
Gcrmnn colleges, Jerimcnk(l
pln1ncd, "In Gcrmnny Wt.•
much less contnct with
structors because mnny
thct Cl WCil' ns mnny ns ~hrcc
drcd to follr hundred ~llld•cr
'' ol'ld wnr II, hl \\ ns m1mctlmtcly cnch clnss."
token to n lobor c.tmp in Kns cl, "During the first twn '"''"
Gennnny . cxnms were given but the
'I'he lollowlnt: lht c«.> years .Y<'Dr ull tests were orul,"
while he wns nn "East wnrkcr,'' sn1d,
Jcl1mcnko pomted out Uml he In revcnllng the !eehngs o
ond 15,000 French, PoliSh, Rus-Russian lower dnss toward
stnn and Ukrnlnion lnborc .. s ex-United States, Jdimcnko
sated on a djct of coff<.'C {nrtlri- "The people o{ lhe Suvict
cwl), bread (made from heels), son nro \'Cij' mterl'sted in
nnd potato Pl'Cis. <On Sunday, tries outside the 'iron cw
they cot lhl• whole potato.) (Especially the U. S.),"
After his liberation by Amc.ri- !eel, he observed, n grcnt
an \l'oops m 19.J5, Oleg begun oC rcsped toward lhc AlinN
tudymg physJcs at the Umvci'S- p<'ople which is largely d
tty o! Gottingen in Germany and the Aml'ricnn Revolution
received, afl~r four _vcars, a 1776.
Physicians of 'Carlosophy
Perform Major Operation
By Sara Sta.blor clunk together 11gam comm(.
Tho two mon crawled ur When a model A ·tarts to the car, l'hdmR and muth·
get that worried look In its pnn, cxclnmntions "hen i\ WH!.
., ''tirL'd'' chug and seems ·to hll\'C covered thnt the pan gn!ket
lost 1ts old spark, thc.n it JS high n't fit. Genius nnd
11m~ to c:nll a physi<:ann , or in went Lo the rescue: 1l was obv
thts case a mag1cian. l little stretching would
Snra Sabler's old I-,ord model !it. The work went on,
'·A" leaked oil so bud lhnt Dick Englnnd's cries of
England and Jrw1n Hahn dccidtJd ngain brought rescuers, this
to rescue the damsel in diStress. Lo pry him loose .from thl·
Saru's leaky old garage m n mal-He was firmly cemented to
tcr of seconds becnme a "cars· I loor by r. 1skN scl'ller,
pita!" with the two mad doctors Undaunted by such .mc~on'\'~
makmg the primary mcisions. 1 l'OCL., Enp:l.1nd tlipped out
Equipped with 1h~ !mest tool!l quick )oke nnd Hahn practic
uo money could borrow, Eng-knocked hims~ll out on the r
land's !1rst mo\·e was to be> anor.
dragged from under Ute patient Finally all was together, Along
I
played
,. bt·an
•
s. Six w
h gam~
to ~ec
When
we a1
naJC)n An
Une. 1
were
this so
wish
tbolr •
GJ
and tl
Several
mouth
tty-pat g
in lht
News
toam 1
~k·elball 1
with
the gamE
comet\
We era
d some
nglisb
T~?~~~
hy kibat7.ers, Bob Altstadt nnd ccpl a few miscellaneous
Shsrlcy Dill after Hnhn hnd which either had no place
dropJl('d the pan on ham Arter or hnd l.lcen tossed into a oua
t·~"Jlressmg hts dastastl• for the of snwdusL Tht>y were all
feature
rs. Alice J
lnst yell)
the Fulb hr.>t move the second begnn. niter sifting the contents
Exnmination o( lh~ bcnrmgs bucket several limes. al me
showed n great den) of dctenor- Alter putting the tools nUT ......... ., g Ro6
r.tion. The pan wns cleaned, high-the observers and mcch 30 p.m. Thl.l
ly comphcnted operations per-trudged from the gnrngc, ;\trs, Jl.'wcll
formed, solemn benediction pro-wondering: "Why does the t. . Abernath
nounced, refreshments consumed lenk in four places, before 1t
and 1he )Ob of getting the old ll•ultt·d m one?"
Prospect of Psych Prof in Hawaiia
Outfit Brings Smug Smirk to Lani ·nt the sc:
~~~ell ing in t
WI
teachers
thnt
e .. t Bntnin
Wale·;
. In nn attempt to promote and lnte, holf vanilla! Everyone is a J')Jnt·lucked in om• cornl'r, hull
further the interests of yellow rurprlS{od to sec him, mnsmuch ns nnd hall-he's nuts about milk
JOumali£m, our editor has asked hts csgnrt::tte package 15 stlll 'full. EVCf"l' year the Associated Col
mE> to wnte nn article to in.!onn Under a pile of clippmgs sto-leg1nte Prc.qs of NSPA issues a
thou: of you who gJve n :rnp just len from e\'cry college and news-crtllcal rating of the lAg. Lnst By Edwin Deodo
'1:. hnt coes on in the htlle out-p.pcr m the count~·. Ann Gran- ~ l'ur its rnting wos the best :md In the dramatic setting of the long until Lnnicr with n coke 31 c mvi of her
one hnnd and a coed in the t>Xplt~tn
bouse in back of the gym. 111ng' hom r1m glnsscs scnn the most printnblc iL f.'Ver had. The n!d Snack shack, plastered with
Ratltcr than lie my head off, <'Clitonnls while she writes nn raungs nrc: Superior. excellent, such «!pistlcs as "Ants. Pants,
I'm supposed Lo m order to ongmul cditonnl from the onga-good, h1gh m·erng•• nnd no hou-Oltllcc," freshmen last Fridoy
make lhc Jaey hums on the stnfi nal copy o~ THE LOG GOT: "Jt 5tinksl" rught di11ploycd th(J attitude of
look good, here 1S the un\'nrn- A good JOurnalist mwit be well As U1e sun slowly smks in the gct-ncqumntcd-wc-must.''
l!Jlcd truth. mformcd, thnt's why the desk's West. the blended VOIL"CS of the David Lanier and Amelia Stag-
Over 1he 1iUy drlsk.. nn onlook- drowcrs arc full o:C Supennan campus ~f'<'nndc the close of ge.rs began energetically Juggling
er mn~ hear n tremendous roar, nnd Mighty Mouse comics plus onothcr dny with the theme song of! the "Bop Hop" which they
Stnrt the press!" {lt's Bryce 41 copy of t.hc Bobbsle Twlll$ kept of the P1onccr Log, 'Throw an-hod rCi:unlly learned. Spectators
'\'bite, our eddy). Elrpec:t n story 011 hnnd to nmuse Nancy Miller. t•thcr Log on 1he .Fire!'' were !IU!cmntcd and it \\asn't
ot gnnt magrutude lObe break- Tho closost thing one enn sec,----------------------------,
log No such luck, Wlute 15 ju t to n JOurnalist IS the feut.urc <.>da-
r tc1ng th cub reporters to iron tor who walks around trymg to
lu wtf• 's laundry. look 1mportnnt m nn Alan Lndd
Chuck G1bb usually saunters p }
anto tht office about n day or so o ice Find Bodies
after th<> de:ndlinc. )wrt m time
to mnkc the prinkr mod, WJth a
For
Young Men & Women
Modem 1 ailoring
Baumann's
House of Style
2nc! Floor Stud1o. Morgnn Bldg.
BE 8032 Four mangled nnd b ttetcd
bod1es, (lcnlnll\·ely} rdcnllhed
nlon. hn\'e been found float
mg ln the swimming pool, lhetr
fnc beonnc the tamp "You
were warned," and "BE 0129"
The only ldenti!Jentton :found on
Ute l.lcUnus wns n dclinQUl'nt
nottcc for pJ turc appomtment ot
Gladys CUb~ sludlOs, 708 S W.
Morrloron, ft>r tbe VOYAGEUR.
Tn'!.l Tatot, Jt cdltur, und Jean
E. McL~an, scmur editor, nrc lx .
mg held !or qucsUomng
Unpd. Ad KLEIN'S
(Your School Jeweler)
for Beautiful Gift Items
Priced to
Bracelets
Compacts Meet Your Allowance
Lighters & Case
Men's Jewelry
I
KARl. .J. KLEIN INC.
700
806 Jackson Tower
S. W. Broadway Portlo.nd S. Ore-qon
ATwuttr 3718 was dcmonstratin~ nnd progrf
o hne of tudents thnt s rw6lr·e~lt:d tenc
out across the entirl:.' width spend a l
the ~a< h I.
Trying cheerfully to undt ---our Rose stnnd, Pr,·sidcnt Odell finally Rultts for d
ctoimcd, ''They ne\'cr did it tbll, lly ~d bY
WC' v ht ll l was young." , rs1ty a1
"Bop Hop is nothing" cards and
Cnll Cvok, "I wasn't snhG . but not
can't with the two-step they
me when a Junior in high scl1oa
so 1 mvcnted n two and n
step thut is difficult, but one
master it if he keeps nt 1t
1 nllugh."
When entertainment time crum
t.anit:r. who was to nc:l ns "'n•
t~r ol c:crcmonics, wns u •
• -tm .. 'd old boy. He did httle .m~n
thnn &ct up and announce c~nc
number unlil Verno LC<l In
huln skirt bcgnn to dunce.
at up mtcntly inspired. Ore hi
he fuushcd, hl• cnme ""''"""'"
wllh o spread from ear to .....
''You know,'' he cxc1aimcd,
JUSt wonder how Dr.
would look ln one of those out·
fits."
• Y../
F •Y• December 7. 1951 rtUNEE R LOG Page Flv~
iB nnd
rnah
h. Student Art work 'Presbyterian Representatives to Make
AvailablelorLoan All D C I . T d By Interested Spe<:tator
Along Wtlh a group of othet men, yesterday afternoon, J
ncssccl ,1 thrilling ~~hibition of ''basketball.'' The game
played by tcnms composed of gals who ccrtamly play a
•lv brnnd of bnll (:Vl'n though not qtute up to \iarsity stand-ro lnliOW~ h>· lud•·nt . ,u -ay ampus nspechon ues ay
b• loaned to dormitory r~a·
c.l••nts '" b•• hung In thPtr quar
t •·r11. under n n••\\' plnn nn·
nounn·d by B1 rnard Hmshow,
h1 nd of tht· hrt dt•partm f•nt. my we
Wtlh
mnny •
1s three
:i stud
,wo
oru I,''
clings o
toward
flenko
Suvil-t
:ed in c.
'<>n cw·
S.).''
crcnt
e
tcly du
•olution
>hy
on
wu,
fnsk~ t
a.~ obv
ld
n.
the •
Six women t~oams nrc playing a round-robin tournumenl
games every Thursday noon. This is a chance of a life
to sec some very interesling gnmcs played by cr,ualll
nO'too.:tmg women,
Wben we wero trying to think up the name for t..hlt col
we aubmlUod aeveral auggostiona to the gals such aa
ton Antics. Moll Murals and several other onea along the1
line. They wero all turnod down on the prembe tbal
were unlady·liko and would be detrimental pubUcUy.
thas tounded roaaonable al the limo so we compiled with
wishes. Then we got the Hat of their team namet. Hero
their ~amples of lady-like montckers: Nine O'Clock
Glggllng Gammas , Holey Socks, Aktn Debs, 1:30
and the best ol all-Theta Thugs. .. •
Se\'cral of the Indy-like warriors of LC journeyed to
mouth last weekend to defend the Pioneer honor m the
tty-pat game of volleyball They emerged with a third
in the competition wtth Valley Nine conference mem.
• • An • xlub1ti(ln to U('quuint
r.tud1•nls Wllh lhl.' mnn mt•·r
' :.tm1: picturf'J: will opt·n Dt:·
n·mbcr 10 an thl' P<'~bh :s nrt
l!llllcry. Pnrtlons of th«: show
'"~ will nl&o b1 huu!>,~d m Stew
art hall.
HtrUihaw promtlir'<i the addi·
lion u( nt•W work as llmf'! PUSS·
t~ One pnintanc. by Carol WH
lOX, -•·ntor, as hanging m the
uluC'aUon oHic••.
Faculty Defends
Volleyball Lead
lntnunUJ at \'Oilc~·b:lll ~pccds
up tu n fnst tempo th1s coming
week wath 13 contc•st:; scheduled
for nctton.
Frat lcngtw lendt•r, l.nmbda.
c'r'11WS n b\'C tolluy but indl·p~:nd
l'n\ h:hd(r, lnculty, dl·lcnds its
lt•uth'rslup ngnmst a hut and e<1ld
rrosh team In lhr• game of the
dny. News Ua:ahea ... The gal volleyballers en.tertalo the Pa-Tut•sdny will lind all the len·
team Tuesday evening on tho local court ... intramural <>ue h·ndcrs in uction wath 1even
action ia alated next Thursday between all the I g:•m•·s on lap. The skyscrnping
with tho 1:30 data meeting tho Nine O'Clock Ninnlea Lambdn tcnm mt:cts the second
the game of tho day ... our prediction ls that t..he Ninnies plnct.: f'lo~t squad 10
10lhrl' ~:a:'mebdonf
thl! Wct•k A win ..... ,
c:ome through wlth flying colors. w111 gi\'c tht::m und1.sputt>d pos-
• • ~ession of !arst place but n loss
could throw tht.• lcoguc tnlo :1
four·-wny farst-plocc lle.
As of yet, no contest hns b~en Two r~prc•cntntivcs of the Board of ChriStlnn EducaLion
of the PrcsbyterHtn church will t>•• on campus Dt!cembe r 12
for :an nil-day insp .. ctwn ol the college, nccordmg to Pre~ident
:Directors Reveal
Cast A ppoinlm ents
As 0 I"I.!!>Uil fJ{ thr DUdllJOn
held Tuesduy, NnVt·mU.•r 20, th•
I.Pwis und Clnrk R~dio gu1ld l
~t:lnnlnt; w,u k ou two rLidlo
scripts: "The Lon •some Trnm'
din;cted by l\Jory 1-:lh•rbj, nnd
'"The Spult of Chdstmns.. dt
eetcd by Ken M<~Cornul!k
The cost of "The Lonesom•
Tmin.'" t}ac ,;tory or Lincoln'
"'eath, •nelude!i bon EngU11h Bill
Owen, Ken McCunnrck, Jum
BEeb1!, Ann .McCII<'hrlst, Tom
Hurtl•·y, R. L Tnbot, Dlnnn
Murphy ... n<.l Arucn Crulg Ttl!
C'ast of "Tht• Sp!rlt of Chrtslmu "
1•. iJI be n'rmounc•!d Iuter. Murt:nn S. Odt•ll.
'l'h!.!y nn· Dr. 1::. Fo~ Comp~l,,
tluu tor or cnll••g .. work lrtr he
Bc.nrd, lind Dr. Paul Ltmbf rt,
tm s1dent uf Spring!Jdd collcc• .
.\1;, cr,chu l.'l ts, who nct.J :\:e ofCJ·
1'1:11 c.'IQnsullllnL Tht& Is n nntlonnl
IUd~ rn .. dc r cgulru Jy of lhc 43
PrL!ll) r.·raan oollt!J;CS in th<'
UrlJ'~d StatUI
"'Th._ purpose of th sur'\'c)i,,
Dr Odell upln.tned. "1.8 to lii'
"' cr t.hrr:r-general inqulrit:s oon
cPr.unc thf.' ncndcmJc PX<:ell~nc!.'
.md stnndmg of the ?rDbytc.rinn
,.<Jll• It• , thcar pnrth:ulnr C.JUOlity
un.J t rv1ce .as Chrotwn c:olJ,.gN<
nod ilietr fmancs:.l ~· rcm:lh and
po.: lbaltttes '
Tite P1 bytcrfon cnurch. he
pv•ntt_<! out, 1 .. coos-· "u:s o1 the
•oct Hwt m order to d•• f~ qunl-
11) M•rk, churc'h·n :l•n~d collcgW!
"TTu t br: w•ll-:~~uop.acd. F11cturs
Anyone mt1•r st•!() an workin11 .urh as P•)(lr gcogrnph iC".,J h•cn-
wlth radio muy stall CC•nt •• ct nny 1luns mny fort:!! tht• bOard t&J clo 1•
or tht• Rad1o guild sUlH '•embers, th•• institution and apportion its
who urt!: r.taa·y Ell•·ryby, duoc-tu5t!ts to the othf'r rolh::gt:ll.
tor; Kton McCorm1ck , prugrnrn I • In other· cases some Pra;byl •
t!irt.'t'lor~ Diana Murphy, SQun 1 mn collt;gcs haw· ddach .. d tht.'ltl·
·llcct; Ann ~tr.Galchrist. and , h cs 50 fully frc•m the church
JPannc Hulsbnnk. musu:; Dor th ... t thev rnn hnrdl)' ,,xpect 1lS
English und Non Pitman. scnpt • lm:ull•iol support," h•. concluded.
and B1ll Owen and &tty Bi '" Dursng th.,1r \'i$lt. Dr. CamP-
r•ubltc relnuons. b~.;'! nnd Dr. Llmbt•.rt will lunch
Future plans of the Radio guild \\ a1b the faculty, meet \\"'lLh t.h
include producmg \H.~kJy pro-~x cut1vc commlltf•' of th~ Boord
t;rams ov.:r vd\u,us touon~r, con-, 1 Trustt.'CS :LDd ronfcr wnh th•
duct inc monthly rndao clnssc I dcnns. tacultv offacers :J.Dd stu-'
• We crashed the gals' Play Night last Tuesday night but
something lacking ... girls? We're suggesting a con
ress,sonal investigation be made by our favorite senator. This
must be licked in the \'ery near future. nnd \'(Jjiting locnl !ltntiuns. cent r• ple.Scnt:!tivt"S.
. chedulcd bdwccn the "B" C'O· r----------------------------,
lenders, 0l'lt "B" nnd Polecnt
~ther, glish Exchange
eacher to Speak
The first "cotrec hour' of the
ar Cor ~•ll prcponnv. t1·aclwrs
feature us ~'lit: >l speokt.•l
~. Allee Jewell l xchange tf•a· Intramural
Volleyball Standings
Frat Lea~•
Team
1-Lambda
2-Sigma
3-Delh -Record
3-0
2-1
2-1 .. B ... They m1ght still be lied :tt
the end of the Wt:c.>k, tf the)
both get by tht•lr opponents.
5<1 Car, actwn hos bt.t!n roth•••
unprcdat•tabll', \1. Hh \'t•ry dose
rnmcs nnd some ridlculnu5 s:au~h·
tcrs . .Espt.·l'tnlly missing from tht
tournamen t, is tht· trnditionally
strong M1sfit teum. All reports
ls last yf..!or in Wales, England ,
tht• Fulbright prot(rnm . Tht.•
tfnrmal meeting wlll bt• in Uw
rnwmg Room, Palatine Manur,
p.m. Thun;duy. Dect'mbcr 13 4-Kappn
5--Beta
6-AI.'acia
7-Alpha 1-1 inchcate thnt sume ot their mt;m·
1-:! bt:r aH• out of action w1th colds
0-2 coni roctt.'<l in the ll.'Ctmt toot·
0-:! uall playoff games with I..nmbd:l.
Mrs. Jewell, r~gulnl' tcochcr on
Aberna thy grndc ~chool 5laft, lnciependenu
1-Faculty
2-MC'ACee l-O Dr. Overmeyer to Talk 2-
the school year 1950·51 3-Fro:;h
g in the gr6dcs at Neath, 4-Pol<.'('al. 1-:!
1}-3
'""''u" .. B .. L ....n•c Wtih!S. She wns one of e_,_
:-,.-- tca('hers from the Umted 1-Ddts 'B 1-0
2-Polecat "B" I that spent the year in ....... I,..,~ 3-Sigmn "B " 1-0
1-1
~ Bntain, nane or whiC"h went
1• 4-Lombda ''B" • Wales.
All interested studt.•nts OJ' rae:
dth nrc invited. Mrs. Jewell will Madrigal Group to Sing
of her experience s ns well The mad! ig<tl mger undc.
•·xplam more about the ~l-1
1he du·ection or George BIShop,
progrum lor J)O!I.'.tble m· i will be heard in a progt am ut tht•
ted teachers lhot would Ilk< Art museum, Sunday, 01'C•·mbcr
spend a ycat· ubroad teachmg 9, at 3 45 p.m They will ~lng
to .1 gathering o! \he Aml!ncan I A!>Sociotton of Unh •e.r~ ity WCtrn<'n
our Roses Will Do
J·t Rules for dormitory bndge 1 e· Ken's Barber Shop
tb41tntly ~tot by thc Tcxn Chn ,unn I
out· na\ er tt) arc as Co !loY. A dec:k fo· .. u rurlo~r 11 Qulcoh HuU'CUt S. t' • , n Clae•.,ll c:uds and four people are help·
but not ab.olutely nocessary. Terwt w,-.r at '1'ay I or' • J' er17 &4.
can't find a fourth got a Clo~;ed ~toao.l~ }
Orchid
Corsages
Af.l. COLORS
Special Dl5coun!
• so all eo~e
students
Orchid Plants or Orchid Novelties
for unu~ual Christmas g1fts
WEDDINGS-all orchid arrangements
FLECK'S ORCHIDS Dr Phahpp H On mr:ou. foL
mer professor of htSt(llj' nt Lewa
ond Clnrk coll.-c~. at pre..~nt
public member of the Wagt!
Stabthzntion board in Seattle,
\\'nshmgton, wlll speak to the
class m labor problem s on !\ton
day, December 10, tit 11 a.m. m
P-1. Has top1c Wlll l.lc Arbitrnuun
nnd \\'ogl' ControL The lecture is
open to all studt•nts.
\
\ \ • Name Photography!
For portratts your family will
enicy hrever--qo where
The Name •a:..~=s the portraits!!!
Gladys Gilbert is Penland's
Iinewt Jjv1 ~rOlt artist.
34 years exper'ence
Rose Festival Photographer for
• I
• 10 17 Years
erl
BE 0129 708 S. W. Morrison
•
burnin~ -
T~;r.r. on J.' •• , f".rwd •
Cc uld }~ he ~ •un.l
C k~ .lt 1 he hermitnst.
F. r (',,. .,.(ol.• i., eH•n '\ ht reo -
, , • on•t t:' t '" "b\.1'"(:' it h.1s tl t .n t." •
Jdiouu:. aod rt."fr\·:.hing yu.JiitJ.
CH 4100 or CH 3167
11304 S. W. Soones Ferry Road eonuo usott &tlltio-nl 0' 11· tOt~-cou CQMfA."l\ n
Coc:a-Cola BoU)ing Com ny of O:t~c:l
• • ---..,,. .. p .... fl" ._. ..... ...,.~._.
-------------------- -------- -------·=----~------- ---------------- -----------•
-I Pa~ Si
..... -----Sport session ------a
Rube Baisch's 'Crushers'
Face Gargantuan M atmen PtON'EER LOG Friday. Oocom~r
Fixmen Give Seattle Pacific Douhle-Wha tn"'
Prepare for Portland, Chico Stale Ski~ntis .. ,.,
LC'.s jnunt nurth lost w~k ~..nd ptn1sc fnr r~1rwr.rd K• nny Sct•vot>, cntot"S' \'II \~J.wlut
By Chuck Gibb \\ n::> nlll m \'tun us tlw PlmU.'I!rti who dt<l ycomnn worlt on th• Th nnrnc 111 sr.lwduJ, d
Reuben BaLch, nmtnbh.: · rncnlor tlus year, has 1 'urnt."<l hom• wuh £• double win bonrds ttnd nl11o coiled• d Ill cloy ev~.:nmg, December
tougher JOb on ht hnnds thnn n lightweight "rnssler" trvm" n\Ct' Scntth~ Pnd!tc In prcparn- points for the 1Wo came lll rtc.!l un the hom~ floor. Pnrt
• ttnn for tht• rouRh sdu·dulc :thcnd. John Fw•z, the hnrd clrl\'lns plvol \ •hu!h split n s••tlc lnst
to pm Pnmo ~nrnern. Commenting on the twm-b1ll mnn, dun1pt.:d thmunh 27 count , no with the Ot••gon Ouc
The problCJn stems from the fact tlmt a:sptring '' t'C!itlers an Seattle, Conch F.Jdcm l<'ix wilL N'S to lend t.hc sound 1n the m-, mpli>.) 8 the "ntn·run"
1n thtS region are not drawn to LC been usc wresthng is con-plcn 'd "uh the team's perform -th\'idunl scormg c"lumn. bull '' h1le th~ir set pi
ftnt.>d to 8 mmor ~port category Up unttl a year ago, il wt1s nncc, but ndmlltcd, "We stlll Results (l{ the gnmcs lndu.:ntcd huflt nround Joo!e-Jt•ln
confmed to the campus green~. The result is that 1hc~c ath· need o l(lt of hnrrl W•>rk if wc'r~ to !o'i~ thnt th1s yt:ar's tcnm hn.!l J, hn nn who hondlcs n nru.
to bcuer our lnsl • cason's ~ord." d~hmtc.ly more (10\H'r 0n lh•' t• 1{ 11 \\ Cll n bu~icboll
lctes go to larger m:stltutlons. such ns OSC or \VSC. where Th~ Plont'l'l":!!' "mcnt and gr nvy," bench thnn lost cason nnd thnl AI. if that wn n't cn ... u,.
there 1s a much mo.t e intense mtcrcst m the :sport. the lnst-break, kept thl• Wnsh· lw mhthl posstbly uSl' the luot-one week, th Orun c and
So Bmsch pulls out the mnts and torms a team from men mgtoninns nt bny, and only on bnll vcrswn M the lwo plutoon wtll nth•rnpt to knock ovur
u uall)' spe anlit.mg in some other ph a:-~ oi athletic~. Then he tnfN: qu{ nt oct"nswns did tht> In-syst~m. How''''Cl' th1s 111 uncer-uing Chico State out.!it
Jouks around for meets m whtch to enter his novice tl am. cnl twlnt•-twlsters we n set or-(nln nl ttu P• c~l·n t ttmc. day ntght, rt:st Fridn~' n
ft•nsc. Tht• linnl s~rl!fl w~re 66-53, Practice seuions this wt•ck U1c J• ~t:VS ncnm Sat
and whom JS he matched ~ainst'! You gues.c;t...-d 1l-OSC nnd J:o•nday mght and 60-55 Soturdny . h,w(.' b•'l'n de\'Oil!d to sn1oothing mng, upposmg n 6qund
WSC. boasting these same gargantuan gents who by-p:\ss~ The h .. d bou was high in uut tht· oH.-nsl\'t'~ s<'t·pnttems in ot tht• Portlnnd n1r hu~c.
Lew1s and Clark. • • prcpnrnllon for the nclflhborlng The rrosh .) ~nrltnR~> will
And don't Uunk that wre.sthng doesn't hn,·e its ltchnique s Wtnless Yearltngs Pohttlhnndb Unl\'enatv q \1 1 n t c I, till; prt'Jimlnaru~ s to the: p
. • . " 1c l'VOnd nll dnubt should Ch1N .Stntc comes. 1'tp·o and fundanle.ntnls-esp..."C.lnlly under lhe ngtdtty of college D T B II} prove inkn.·stmg from the ~p~c-for tht• frr hmC>n wall he 6 rules. lt lsn't a CD~? Ol a local Strong boy sign~ng up for the rop WO a es ..;__ ____ ....;.__• ____ _;_.;:..:_....:.:.:.....;_....:..:..:....:.:...:..:...:..:..:.:.._....:.:.;~:....:...:;=1
team and then shymg nway from the gym unttl meet-time . . . HOOPersonahhe s ...
ask Btll O'Hara. lt is a port which requires pcriect conditton- ~lill Lrytn~ to post n wm the
. L-C frosh nddC'd lht'ir second ond mg. a knowledg~ of the fundamentals and plenty of rehearsal third losses or th.. infant ~cn.,on
•.. oops, l menn practice. inst wec.k. A powerful Oregon
So Baisch must tnke hts crop or green muscle-men. hur-JV squad dropped the Smithmeu
nedly brief them on proper procedur~s and keep his fingers 78-34, Clatskanie h1gh school Lanky Basketeer Ed Reid
Adds Punch to LC Quint
By Cholly crossed for the rest of the season. How many meets will the ntppcd t.hc Fmsh !l5-33.
• • . , A lnv-up m the !mal !:ccond of L k Ed R "d locals \\'In thJS year? Let's JUSt say that they _re not expected the .. n~c .,:&vc the Clntsknm<' an Y ve,teum (!t IB n ,.,. !1 nn flnsh In the pan,
his coUcgmte points-oclr ·J!DJ
Nngc up to n hcnllhy n
thfs time he hod pcrr,.,rln
ofit!es1ve attock, lavortng
t.:l.'<'d ingly nc1'u ralt! lny-m th ll R h sh ld k f- ._. ., nnturnl to makt: the Ctrst upp\~Or· to ,.,.m em a . nl ~r, we ou ta t? o J our respectl\'1! their v1ctory. With the sc-ore ri~ ... ""' aucc m Hoopcrsonnlitii!S this beanies to Bn1sch and his crew of gronncrs for the chnllengc 33-33, Ron Pusr..)· dumped in the yt:'or, having been first in the
agamst Jong odds that they accept e\'ery time they hike onto ~rtpph for t~c margin of ':irtory. Plooel.!r scormg pnradt! lu!lt sen
the mats. Hnnk Snmpt~>r led the Ptonl•cr-s Eon and bo;~stmg n "Cicction ns
Smithmen Show Speed
With Revamped Lineup
Tomght's pre ·y gnmc £qUad ::tmtth has to wark with.
"ill see n !aster, shnrpc:r shoot
ll'lg .squad fae.tn& the boys f.rom
across the Columbtn at BotU •
wound rush Conch w rrc.n
Snuth bas nddcd some new faet.--s
to his .Frosh line-up and expects
to usc the nl!wc:omcrs right nway.
Fo.N ani Hank Sarnptcr lS the
o~ly regular who IS nssurcd a
plac on the starlmg !t\'e The
oUu~r !our slots v.•all probably be
!lllc:d by the rece.nt nddilJons.
After t\\o regulnr losses and
three sc:nmmnge set·bncks Smith
ndded a lot of new blood. T h <!'
n:._.qU t-a tcrun Wllh class and
hustle.
The n• w crew led by Jimmy
Tsugav.-a. the Be.nv rton buzz
bomb, w1ll un\'t!il n fast break,
unbEnrd of a f w days ago by the
old quad. Jotnmg Tsugawa arc
Jim W:ldc, Jtm Clnylon and Roy
Eckleman, nll late arrivals !rom
th football tcnm.. The mphos.is IS an the break for
th1 basket w1lh a sc:rec.n. Long
shot art1st.s cun shin" from the
outside of thiS offense.
Rank Samptcr's 75 pomt~ Cor
the ftrst ft\'1' scr1mmngcs puts
h1m far an the front of the scor
ers. F.rom th(• DL"<V ofienst• Snm
pillr should continue his tallying
wflys.
Next Tut>Sdny the Frosh fnex>
the actd test. They m~t the Port
lund unn•crsJty lrosh in n pre
linunnry cnmc. This !lame as all
the oU1crs for the coming wt:ek
IS slated :for tho L-C gym, All
l!ames are night nffali'S. The pre
lims get under way at 6;30 and
the mam batUes at 8.
Frosh Harriers Place
In B. C. Cross Country
Tomorrow night the flJ"'it-year In n cross-coun try me t held 1n
m n tangle '0\lith Oregon Dental \•:mcouvcr, B. C., last wekend
osdlooL Thu gang, comprl.4cd or thrt·l! LC track men ably sup
form r college players, should ported the school colors by pine
be pl nty rough The Smllbmen, tng in the top ten.
however. arc CXJ)ei:kd to out- Re1dar HeUer. th~· ex-Frank
speed the older, poorer-condi- lin cinder flash, broke th11 jumor
ttooed tooth-pullers. drvwon record but only rcc(!ivt..'Ci
The iollowmg night, Decem- ll ~nd plncc medal ior hts d
ller 8, the yeas mgs co against fori$. The wmnrng tlmc '\1.-:J.S
Benson. WJ\h t o dose scrim- 14:59 set b~ Jerry Downs ol Wes
rn:lCCS agauut oth r Portland tern Washmgtoo college.. Plocmn
!ugh schools th• Frosh should tenth In the C\'' nl \Ions Murray
\\,n this one. Brnson hasn't the 1 Bartley. Dt•nn :Moore, slnndout
closs or the hi!J ht of Lmcoln's distance nmn r on past LC lraek
Swede Holbrook or Je.ff's Max :::quads, finishet.J sixth in the !c
Andcrson 'Ehe£C two men prov<.>d mor c;\•ent.
th.c mnl'£.1n of d1Ucr nee in thclr The 2 3/4 cross-<:ounLry lope
re:spcctiH• scr1mmages. was mnrkf.'d off an beauuful Stem-
If the tnsl brenk fatls to jell, I ley Pork and was run m cold
Smith hn5 a at offense working weather. Men from Oregon,
out of n thrce-tv.o . This \"ersn- Washmgton, nnd Br.ttish Colum
tde set-up IS ideal for ili small bw parlicJpnted.
SEE: "My Daddy Sells the Best
Auto Insurance in Town"
LJabUity Rntes liS T..ow n' 17.10 six tnt>nths
&lvc 20 to 30'ii Safely with
Mayflower Auto Insurance
George A. Hu"-11. Dlatrid Manager
380S N. E. Broadway TU 4946 With 12 points. iirst-stdn~ iorwnrd c:m lhl~ 1!150-
Wtth four men racking nt lenst 51 All Northwest Confc.rcnt\.' Jk1d Utilizes lh1• u Ivan·
height, !OI' this conference
\\.), ond :;p cd. No tndJ\
h<' took to conch Eldon Fix' tcn potnls the 01 ~gon J V over-quintet.
whelmed the 1-rosh on the Palo
tine h1ll t'ourt. The tirst vclumen . ulo ,,f team-piny like Bud
• were completely out clnssed by
lh< Ducklings in thctr 78-34 rout.
Ron Bottler· led the Oregon nt
tnck .,. th 18 potnL'l. He wu
closely followed by Cl1nmber'
latn With 15. Sampler 's seven
points was ht h t 'r L. C
Oregon JV Po • L•C F'rosh
Bottler (18) F l7) :O..tmplcr
Phillips (ll} F (-t 1 St· ph'ns'n
Rogers (3) C t5) ~allon •
Pare (3) G (6) Zunm'rm'n
Chnm~rl'n (l5J G (2) Bon ... ndo
Oregon subs: Siegmund (9),
Marxe.r (10), Choat (3}, Lh ;J)
(6); L-C Fro~h : Cunntnghom (1),
.Mc.Kntght (l), Qu1ck, Hudson
(2), Mnrtel Carmichn l (G), Ec.k-
clmcn.
Please Scan, Ski Fan
A nc w m .. tructor, former stud
ent Don Cnse. helped Oonno Cov
lord ond Barney Beeker ~·ach tht.'
THxlsc sk1 cla~;os held at Mt
ood last Saturday.
Intermittent snow Saturday
rugbt nnd Sunday lett the tnuls
Ul good skung t()ndihon. but the
mile wns l"cporied to be icy. The•
only Lewis ond Clark casualtY •
was John Bmll, who spramcd
his ankle zooming down one of
the tr•uls Sunday.
The tows nt the Ski Bowl
wc1c running Cor the first time
Sunday, and wall contmue op
erating e\'ery weck·<!nd through
out t.he skung season
Anyone mtcrcstcd m working
out with cithe.r the men's ur
women's tdu tt:'nms nre urg<'d to
contnct Donnn Coylord tn the
registrar 's ocricc. Workouts hn"e
already comm{'nc~;d, nnrl w11J con.
hnue lo bt~ held Sntunlnys at
Mt Hood under the !hrcctiOn of
Don CruJc.
JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station
• Lubrlca1l on
• Batt•rics
• Gu and O.il
• Tues
4255 N. E. Sandy Blvd. The 6·foot. two-tnch busmess tokes to fuotbnll scrimnrtt1r,:c
ndtn~nistrt\tion scmor cnme tn ~ n good plnymokc r :md ts
Ll'Wl~ nnd Clark from Wn~hmg t 0 nltt1cc wcnknciiSI!S an
ton htgh schCiol whe~ he sLarrtd !ng dcf1 n ,
1n basketball nnd baseball • .Atl( With tbreo gamo11
n succl'ssful scnson with WmTcn belt t\l th1 ,,·rittng Reid
~mtth's rrosh. tl!nm~ Ed JUmped , be sttll nn the upgyadc,
nght mto vars1ty nctlon as a sopb-ng nn 11-pomt-pcr-enme
omorc. H1s record thal )'('Dr UKt', give or take u Imctio
speaks for 1tself. ns he cmdc·d sec· 1 us mort.' pluying time unu\:,1
ond ?nly to mammoth Bob Pol-pllnglcs thnn anyone else
lard m LC scort.ng agntn!'t CQn!er- sqvnd, and is looked up
ence compeut10 n. lncldcntully, "Old MI.Ul E. pt.>rienc:c
Pol_lard mutilated f!Orthwcst col-Ncl·dh:ss to sny, wtth biC
eg1atc scormg records thnt sea-thl' Jrncup, the Pionct•rs .,.,..,..
;on. O\'crlookcd os potcntinl
With a year of vanity comp£'ti-us for thts year's confc. r~nl'C
hun b('hind h1m, Reid proved be 1 ,.!Js.
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REGAL lies
JARMAN alippen
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DECEMBER 15
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