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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper

Volume 10, Number 12

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1951-12-01

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/OLUME X I 1 • • SPECIAL EDITION
AND CLARK COLLEGE EST. 1067
Portland Or114Jon. Friday. Oetc'l!mbor 14, l9Sl L18f1ARY
DEC 111951
H~y ~n'l "'feaifE
From the LOG Slctff
Numbor ll
'A Merry Christmas to You,' Santa Claus Coming to Campus
In Word , Donee BearingGiftstoStudents , Guests
With n comple
C'hnstmlltl cood
SnntH Claus Will
next Wednf'..sd
two-W(I!.!k
brlnr:inc good Bi~ao nnd D w­
co-chalnncn of or­
nrc Jnml!s Uou!, PH·
ndc'r, Mary Ruth
P(ttmnn nnd Donna By Ann Grannlng
Sc\·eral Yuletide pack<Jgcs nddn~ed to the AssocHlled Students of Lewis nrtd Clark nrc
due to arrive on campus between December 11 and 19, nccordfng to an announcement mode
by the North Pole JX'Sl offace. ~
1'he rir~t wns opened last ht nt 8:30 when the curtain ascended in the campus thea-
ter. ll was the drnmu prcsl'ntulion of Andre Obey's play, ''Noah," directed by Snow Ball. Charles
mn:stt'r of cclrcrnf'lni<::s
nual fonnal dnnt{', ~~~·~~~~ --------- ~E~l~lza~b~c~tl~l~~~~G~nrda performance is this ~vening.
~ Stcwar'l hn.ll is L'ndm&: out
To carry out the "Night B~­
forc Chrlstmos.. theme, o card·
IJotml slc~il(h nnd reindeer w11l
descend from the • ccallng to o
puint ncar the bandstand wh1ch
will he nlong the sadc of the
gymnn11ium rnthcr thun ot L he
trndllionnl end. Dccorutaons were
bundled by Lou~c Hannah n n d
Dawn MisenhJmer . Commercailized
Return to 'Goo~ Requires
en' Spirit open hou " tnvttouons to faculty,
.111turs nnd studcnta Cor Sundoy
nftcmoon, Dcecmbcr 16 With
N11111\S and (UrniJihin(!a L"Offiplel~d,
Helen Nnundort. hl'nd rcsldcnt. By Blll Fou
The dny alter Thanksgivi ng
ordinarily drnb streets nnd business nnd did more thnn
Clauses in thdr l1nd dorm prt'mdent, Colleen Cres­
nnd vnrious other de-'''ell. n k gu~ta to <,•Wl the hall
in to spread heart-bcgtnning nt 2;30 p.m. donned the dross or
Surprisl gift pac.kogcs lor the
students und the1r SUe!lts will
contn.in 1 vcanety program tor
intermission entertntnmcnt-thc
singing doll, Betty Bissio, in
''The Christmas Song''; tht!
cine dolls, a group or folk d
cers in authentic CO!'c
tume!: and nn octet
$,\C ljawt !lOS lh
the lobby of
with
:re no•wa hove kept lhear do­
lhf ot life, dropped whnl
bronze pot of the bell ringc.rn.
remains of Christmns splrit. n seem-
Vlrtue.
the harsh words and shoving of the
"mmc~tahzed Christmas" a few klnd A trndltlonol present is to be
unwrnpped at 3:30 p m the snme
day Tl1c annual wintor con~rt
by the Mndrignl slncers, choir,
men's glct!, &ymphony and sym­
phonic bond wtll be g1vcn in \h
could be hcurd, sample words Jikl': "After youl", not· of the
•nr·P and cc:o-
15 lthcdulcd
11 n m con­
Deecmbc.r
hre atn­
hours of the
· ling hut yunr's toys
metbing dillcrenl 10
couldn't quite make lhe
or other could have a ray of ".Mny I help you?'' nnd • Thank youl"
So for, this yenr is following the sumc ~llf.t l
P~rhops 01ere is nothing thnt cnn be
the mnsscs, the doUar-aignc d C
the self-«:ntered tndividuolist,
that we ns mcmbcns or
become port ol lhc
buncd bcneolh the rub
surface.
.. ---· c Groups to Present to
In
prob-•
lenvc in
east consl
sev,.rnl mrelings. Annual Christmas C of both COWl·
ntknded the
Japanese Pence
c:onfcrent."C..
h om c economics The Assoclntion
Colleges, meeting in
D c .. at George Washington unl·
v••rs1tv, will he his !1rst stop. Fa­
nanct;u problems incurred 10 time
of increased C'OSl 3nd re\'cnue wlU
be one or the mnln topi~ dis­
cu ~
Another point to he emphasized
is ·~I lll<Ht; hlp of coUegcs to
dru!t nnd to the internntionnl
pitturc. Chld speaker at the on·
nunl dinner on Jnnuary 9 will
be John Foster Dulles.
Dr. Odell will portil'ipnlc
an officinl mt•mber or
mtltce on the Commo:~s -".
opmenl or CorPIU ..
1'hc> 8TOUP is
Su1ssen, president
It\ j
0 Three singing groups nnd the
college orehestro and bond will
combine talents in then nnnunl
pre-Chri stmas concert at
gymnnsJum Sundny at 3:30
Complete program 1
lows:
Dr. John
nnd Dnlc Kund.
'l:dtlCtJng conductmg
fk'('lhO\'Cn
1c Ovctture Brahms
TOUT ENS~~M BLE
Dr John Slnrk Evans. dlrl'ctmg
J-({l" Lovely ls Th} Dwelling
Place (from Gct'tllon Rcqu·
wm)
Audience F'mnlc
World. Brahms
Jo) to the hls pur­
the prcSt·
olly docs not rend
lines tn ndmlnistro­
Howcvcr we cannot
th1· obscrvotilm lhnt
pcrhops Or. Odt!ll's origirual floor
pwcc Wll!l t-endered thrcndbtlrc
l ~nWIC or the many studcnta he
hru: coiled on the cnrpct
She Really Nleans b!
"'I'laan) ' 11'' is getting to
be n pass word In the snock
8hnc.k, oecordhrg to :Mrs. £!.
ther Henrtkt;en, ~upel'\•laor of
the shack.
She snid thnl students thls
vcnr nre more congcmnl ond •
cpp~lnuve or things done
for Lhcm. sends tl!l Grt:~tings to the
ASLC in the fonn of nn old Enc·
llsh 'ynssad bowl. tt wUI b
served foUowUlg the Hung1ng of
the Green nnd the all-college slng
at 1 p.m December 19 ln the
c:ompus thl'nlcr.
Banquet lo Honor
Pioneer Gridmen
A banquet- honoring the 1951
footbtill tenm will be held nt
the Columbln Atbl uc: club.
01 I S W 11 nt 7 p.m.
Douglus W Lowell. \'ICIC pi'CSl·
dent of Commerce Jm·cstml'.nt
Inc., will be guest speaker tor
the dinner. IJ)(lOSOrt.'<l b.Y the P1o·
neer Vnrslty club and Ou~ ctlumru
<!!".SOC Inti on
Lowell, '" ho is ttlp offlcantor
lei(CS
out of
Odell.
''mor£· · tions
wei'<' ostnbl to nc· oil Reveals Divided Opinion
On Objectives ofF air Rose Plan
conductt'<l o poll nmllng Lew plma rums to dlclnt.e puUc:t • •· for the Poclfic Con t c:onf~erencc
nnc'l founer t•igh~ end un Lhe Col­
lege of ld ho footboll team or
1024 ~5 \dll sp nk on "Foot­
b ll
Dec mbcr 18, credit t'Vi'!rvthinR rrom depart-
~
mcnts down to inntv1dunl pro-
f<>_ssor~. It Is 11 co!lll)' und unwur­
rnnted aituntlon,''
Before lnl\'t1)mg tn New ~ork
City to soUcil funds of two :foun­
dnlions, Dr. Odell plnns to ot·
tend mcctincs of tlw Presbyter
inn College union nnd Uw Asso·
dnUon or Church-Rdnlcd Col­
leges
Got Your Ticket?
Honor the 1!151 toilthnll h'Rm
by attcndlng the llnnquct Tues­
dny, December 1 B, nt 7 P m.
GC!l reservntlons frilm Charles
Hnldor in the bookstorl' todny! I By Clll'lh Fanning
Purtlnnd r"'..·ur Rose '' '-ock
stnrt ,I anunry ti ns 11 colleges
In Multnomnh countr bc.ogtn n
conccrl{'d cnmi>Uign to c.llml·
nate racial dlt!c.ramlnntion m
t be rortlund nren. Cnn\'n~ mr.
nnd ulatr!buLinc of 1-l\ir Ro e
stickers Will IJc undcrlnkcn by
student volunt('el"S-
Wnlly Bowm n. chru.rmnn of
lhc cnmput~ Foir no c t>ommll­
tcc. hn cnllcd ror studenl up·
port of the cOin1lOign b) pill·
ronh:.lng tho c buslnc t dts­
ploying the Fah nose ,,mhlt•m.
During the woek the l.OC nnd Clark studentS tn an cr-sntd Lnrl')' Honeycull, ~nlor hlu
• rort to nf!Certmn cnrnpus opm· m~ admlmstrnuon mnjnr
ion on ob)cCh\ " o( the ~.:nm- "l think.M ho continued. ·'lh l
palgn.
Tho c mtorvtc.:'.'cd fC'Il olrnost
unnnamuuslv thnt the pl. n W(.\Ul~
acfmllel) pllc\ tote riiCIOI dlscr1
mtnntlot" In Uti!! nrea
Many atudonla, bo\\ ,,,,..r, VOICI.'d
tllC uplD.Ion thnt the) \\ ould not
conftm their trad<' to place dis·
pl1~ ing a F'nlr Ro aUcl<< r.
··some nC th(' !Ulnl\etnl suppm t
the coll<'Gl' rccctvc could un·
doub t~~lly be lmc('d to th0$e b\U!I
ne ol ,, hlch the Frur Ro. 0 poUC',) llS t:QhlroVCI"Sllll as thiS
should hnve b un tc1kcn to the
~tudcm bud) mlhcr thnn th
!>lUd• nt coulleil for Jlpro"' l
A surprlslnc numlx>r of stud
cnt. \\ere \\ ilhng to '' ork tn th
c tn'l: nss1n t1f "oulll\\ "t Port
lund, dll ilr<'n \\ htch w sstgn
l d to L~·\\ is und Cl•rk 'l•ht locnll'
tthQUld be \\ell NHI'-.~ I{ tl lot
thl' LOG inl( rvum: d joln in
b lcldn thc.:lr '~ ord \\ lth a Uon club,
in
por ponon.
Copper pl ques w11l bt' nw rd
cd to mcmb<'..rs of th Cootb:~ll
qund, \\ ho th ) ~ r h t"«t th
t1tl of • t1h :\ l Conf rt'Jl
chnmpmns with P tifu: un\'e 1
h Fund for th pl qu '-"ere
ratsro by the Plan \ t l.~
club nd rri ru1 or lh c-all""~'~ Pago Two PIONEER LOC Frldny, Doccm.bCtr 14, 195 I
•
Tah~) a Christmas Story Houseclea.n.i.n rr;s 13a!L .;1pj)lPs
Fi'·e .nullion dollars 1S a lol of money to go mto lbe red.
That'~ whnt the Nat1onnl Foundation for Jnfanule Pnmlvsis ~
w11l fmd m 1t.s books at tlte end of this yca1·.
"Ma1mct '' PoliO. tht• pugnacwus sall•ty tWncket". IS the rea.
son Thts ) ear he stepped out of U1e ~hadows and wnyln1d
more little ktds than all the mortal cnminnl ~ombin1..>d have
done. I..nst year he struck down the se-cond h1ghcst number
of tots m history, but "Mmmer" 1mprovcd h1s techniques This
year he's gotlcn in ime shape. :!'\ext ycnr, he's a sure-fire can­
didate for Pubhc Enemy Number One. And thQr~ \\ elt' It\ the snm~
countr,\' shepherds nlndmg m
thL• !Jcld, kcepmc " ttch O\'W
the1r .flock by night. As we Americans sit back nnd listen to our Congrc::..,wnnl
ul\'estiglltmg commltl~es probmg with pitchfork tntu the po­
lillcnl npplc bnrn•l for spoilt1gc, it is '-'asy for us to become
Cj meal nud scl1-11ghteous.
And lo. tho a.ngol of lbo Lord
C'&mo upon thorn. and tho glory
ot lh~ Lord shone round about
tltem: and thoy w.ro soro afraid.
.And the angel snad unto tht'm,
Fenr not. for, behold, I urml!
you ~ood t1dinss of r.rcat JOY,
which ahnll be to nil peoplt' J\ftN' nil, wt• tell ourst•h'cs, we wouldn't have done whnl
Lnmnr Caudle 01 Bill Bo •lc did. Nnr would we ha,.,, engaged
in ''tive pe1 cenll'l'" deals. Some of us might have only chnrgcd
two pet cent, wh1le othct ~ mtght hnve settled for a mink conl
or a :fane) carnct bu• nolhing dishonest!
And tho trond iG upv.-ard. Thnt as why the cnfor·cemr·nt
nge.ucy-the National Foundation for Infantile PnralvsJs­
wnnts \'OUr help m tt·acking down the wo1st C1ook m c~ist­
ence. For unJo you is born thir dal'
in tho city of David • Sovtour.
which is Christ tho Lord.
And thlS shnll be n sign unto
;,'t'u: Yc sholl fmd the hnbl
\H1ll)pcd m swncldUnc clothe But bow many degroos of .Lction lny between whnt i:o right
and what is \\'l on ? Retter :;till, what is right and whnl is
wt ong unyway? These questions urc slumping l'itizens all
ovc~•· the country. It JS leading to a complete confusion of our
c:uuntry's mot•als--in short, unmotality.
You and I wdl get our cltance to take an upJ>Crcut nt him
durmg the month of January 2 through 31. Just one-of us
won't do. :so dunng those et dates, we cnn take a he.1rty
swtng simultaneous],. by givmg our coffee and donut money
foJ a month to the March of D1mes. Wo collcgia1os aro in on 1l, too, maybe not hen\ but wher­
C\'Cr the cnll of the basketball fixer i::; heeded by players.
Since you gi\·e onh• to guard yow'Self, wh) not gi\ e gen­
erously? Remember, H's ·our fight, your chance to help n
cnppled cllild walk again. Won't you help in the faght against lymg m n monger,
And s~denly th~ro was with
the angel a multitudo o1 1h~ h!!GV·
enly hO!Ot praiaing Cod. and say. . 1ng,
Glory
nnd on
I \' I d • to God in the highest
cnrlh pence, good will
atn. There is somt•thing drastlcRily wrong with n system which
enr.ourngcs con uption in our government, in our ~chools and
csp~ciaUy m ourselvc~. ll is time lo take cogniz.'mce or our
"bad apples'' and of the things which t!ausc them to get bad.
It is Lime for a thorough housecleaning wilh a broom whose
brtstles do uot show favoritism to a large bnnk account.
polio? '"~ B ur W. B. W.
Activities Head ~
Drums Up Action~
In Diver's Fields ~ .. ~~
Christmas Is the Night Christmas Is the Day ·~ Paul's Epistle on
~ 1False Colleqettes,
iiChamp's Cabbage • . h n lbc. t l'd ribbon fain•-
~
lnnd bencnth the tree becomes one
Whl'n ) ou begin set'ing douhlt>
:md thml· it •s Hnir. :md 'H 1g
look ognln-•t's probnbl~ Htu
Cnrtozinn, runmng nbnut the
~ampus drumllling up nc:tiv1lics
Cor U1e !'!ludcnt body ~
~
~
~
~ ~
a . • . when a gentle angel-wing
brushed the :face of nn adoring
mother ... of countless dr earns real­
ized in the birlh of her Son ... of
a million heavenly bodies reflectmg
the brillioncc of the event. of torn wrappings ... when the once
strutting turkey is reduced to n
skeletal outline of his formct' self
. . . when the final note of the
Christmas carol dwindl<'s into time. ~ Pro-,:,~: ::1
n~c9
:-~:lSSUCI' all
~ the people who were nfroiu that
~ my column wns not going to ap­
~ 1 pear regularly nny more. lt wns • Christmas Is the Memory Christmas Is the Mom
As actwthe:s rommJSSloner,
Hmg's duucs im•olve planning
of student. enterlninment. such
ns nsscmblles. programs nnd
sldts.. An example or his lntest
work is 'the P1oneer •·e\'ent.!
.slgD" Oocat~ in the grassy lri­
"ng)c near the post off tee) \\ hich
he t up with the hclp of Paul
Nordstrom, pubhc relations com­
missioner, and Charlie Hnldo.rs.
bookstore monng&. •.• •n Lhe momtlh ''hen the white
SUir of Bethlehem touches the earth
with pointed fingers ... when the
canopy of blackness fades to one o!
pale gold ... when the great sphen;
in the cast. ~ises as a messenger ot
the Promise, echoed by bells against
the silent snow. ... oi trees bedeckeo \\ ith glitter­
ing ornaments and jeweled lights
.•. of holly and berries framed in •
1rost ... of mistletoe and a lingering
k~. All recalled when the sun is
warm upon the pehls of flowers .. ~ absent lost week bL·cnusc I wus
suffering from a severe cnsc o(
hoof and mouth d1scosc which
•vns caused by me pulting my
Haig is aceu&tomod to a career
or vruiety and nctJ\•ity He took
the first step on his now !asl­
pnced schedule when, nrter his
grnduatJ •n from high school. he
joined the Da\'Y. Ll\•mg up 'Ul its
motto of "Jom the Navy nnd See Christmas Is the Heart at Home
... may yours bt • here hat da"
A. L. G.
,.------ BARK OF THE LOG------.
Is von Audside's Modern Education Theory Valid?
'Equality of Matter' Method Most Popular Ideal,' Says Educator,
the World," .its shlps cnmcd 'Haag A E I p I J) Undentand irlg a.nd approd-jlast week's is.c;ue.
on lOurs of the North Atlantic, n pisl e to au nliOD of the natural and !.Oclal Without a single exception
South Americn, and the Cnn-1- r 11 •h d ' · world in which we Uvo: 2) a lar-among u • e stu ~nt nctl\'lllcs,
b""h r,..gtons. To the Editor: .._., ~ ger un.dentanding of the sub· working on tht' LOG is the most
A:fJcr completing his duty with No dCiubt o number ur both joct. they oxpoet to teach than llmc consuming and thankless.
'lht> nrmcd forces, he came west ~tudents nnd faculty got a ltick the scope of uadenta.nding to bo Praise is never received but there
from Chicngo. his home town, to out or Paul Eggcr•s Epislle on imparted on the elementary or are ulwnys carloads of complaints
\ lSJl\ an uncle m Portland "l M d Ed . Th f d 1 L --such as this one. liked Portland so much," ex-the o ern ucnuon eory o econ ary eve •
N F lty 'Mcm~ The 3 A ·1· r 1! · "Yellow Journulism" is nn Bit
Plain Hmg, "that I decided to rc-n ew acu r. ) bl Jl)' ,or St.• -expn!mllOn
troubl P ·s that some p"'oplc \\•ill .... _... d t d if but sueh self-blastmg lS neither main here and attend collc"c." J '" m spc ... ""' an Wrl IDC, an pos-
o •~•-it S"' io "ly 'bl · • f yellow JOUrnalism nor an nrt. He enrolled nt LC in Februo.ry, .... r.e d u.., • 51 t?, In some arUShc orm;
l04B Let me nssure such pcOJ)lC that 4) understnndmg or the school as It is only 8 very well accompUsh-
f ! ti · ( • t h ed p1ece of degrading poor prose. As a juDJor 5pecc:h major, Hnlg .m my muny years o conto.cts o unc orung 1ns hU 1on 10 um-,, 1 5 d d. In the future let's stick to the Jnter intends to enter the field \\ 1lh teachers or cducnuon, an SOCiety; ) un crstnn mg t.he
h b I. h ld d h h 1 fnC'LS and leuvc the ridiculous of odverll.stng and sales promo- nve not yet met one who ~ 1cvc. c 1 nn ow e cams.
D \, A .. _.d ·d to another dtparlment huh tum--after completing a two-yen.r as r. on Uwol c IS sat to 6) underdanding tho proced·
h th 1 ( b Floyd CUlUmlna stml m U1c Nn,·nl Reserve ns ll ave, nt the earnmg o su • uros which exporlenc:o and scien·
line officer: jed matter is unnecessary if one tilic tudies have 'lhown to bo
Though the render rna~ now be only knows how to tcnch. best: 7) some oxpor1once in work-A Fair Rose Aphis
out of breath, Hnig itn'L He still While they naturally diffe iag with an e~rt tc-a.cber in
m:mngcs to s.a\'c a small part of C{)nsiderably in whnt they behevf the c:lauroom . I To tho EdUor:
his day for the prime mterest at
1 to be the best proportion of sub I· is splendid thnt our student.:; 1 h 1 'd h
bu life: Shirley EinS'pahr Come JCC:t mnUcr nnd professional I hnvc the LOG ns a medium 'I n~vcl 1 o~g 11 1 5~ t 1.!
Mnrch. she'll probably be send-courses, almost nil of them believe through which they mny express day w en Lcwl~ and C~ark col·
lng out invlt.ntions for tbeu: \\'Cd·J that the prcparntion of lf'ach<'rs their lhou~hts. We ol th" fncully I~;~ ~n~ld .Jom mh coer;~on. F .
dln,g. must Jnc.ludc: should ask !or very httle spncc R 0
1 18 JUSt w 111 • cA 01
1r
• • OSI' p an IS; 8 coerCIOn. CO •
,..---------------- -----------~ In wh1ch lo cxpri!SS our thoughts, 1 t d U lk ·
S<>dal .... ...
flon t tl1 A 110 lo.teO fllud nta (It L wt• 11110 Clurl w k.l dur111 th" collrll ynr Eub•<'fiJ•Llon raJ a•
EDITOR
Bryce While
Obuclr: Olbb
Chral&e Spron,
11allC7 M!Uer Peatnr ..
1:1'.ltortal
e&noonhrt
A4v~ c DIU J'o ..
ADD Onr.nlling
Jim t.ODfl' ~ . O~T;r• n&attU
B..rpc~rtcn : o.rtb r•nDIII&' o Chuck Olbb, Oual41ne Bprott, .&DQ7 KJUu,
Ann Onann1na-, GtrOre-e Baelr:eU, l"lo:rd Cummine , OhArln 0hAri1QI1Js\.
Oli'O'IIIaUon But.h Smith, D. ::1, Dmhh, .&llAn SUpheneoa nor should we endeavor to in-egc 8 u t'nt ~~ wn mt.o a
nucncc vm-y much whnt the bu,;mcss ~:atai.Jhshm•:nt uml tell
students wrltc for publication the proprH~ltJr that If h'' refuses
BuJ wo do long 'lor the develop- to give up hlS PI'IVtll·gc or. wlt•ct­
me.nl of such high respect for mg his customers he wlll lOS{'
tt'Uth thnt students will be sure tht! Ll adc of lht• collt•gwtc popu­
they nrc well-informed on n sub· lntion o~ the city or. Portland.
ject befo1 e "nling on h nnd 1 rettl!.U! lhnt I \\'IIJ be called
WIU always rcgnrd the pllun n fasciSt lor my :;Ltmd but J find
unadorned truth no b••tlcr than ott smporsJbJc. to )oln In coercion.
ophlstic cleverness. • I ~o~'t thmk 1 nm nny more
dmcr•mmfltory than th• ncxL guy. L. 0. Mc:Afco } 1 Hut I 1e Ftl r Rose plnn 1s not
Tsk! Tsk!
To the Edlior:
An Jnst year's editor of thu
LOC I Bt.rongly object to the
story that oppeur •~ on pngc ·1 ol the nnoWt'r by o lnng ahut.
Ben Horde:a
Thought for o'day -Wbal11
hcsppon wh•n McBride aoos "
rlrango man coming down Akin's
chimney on Chrt.lmns ovo ool mto m • .Y mouth once too of­
ten.
Lost week's is.o;uc o! the LOC
• ontained an interesting article
on cheating. I I seemed very ncccs·
ary to press the poml n bit tur­
thcr. In order to expedite mnt­
ll'.rs, I appointed a three-man in­
vcstigntmg committee to hulp me.
An &xhaustivo survoy of the
situation re\'cnlecl the follcrwmR
results. The conclusion wns reach­
ed thnt nil males on cnmpus nrc
prone to chcnt. The situntion
nmong fcmnlcs is different how·
ever.
After doing much under-cover
checking, our C{)mmittee con­
cluded thnt only about 35 per
cent of the women on c:tmpus ac­
tually do chcnt.
A poruaal of the cntaiOl! of
course:. n•,·eals that the physical
education dcpn.rtml•nt oUcr ~ a
course entitled, Rocrontion. 8tu­
dents received t~o hour credit
each semester !or this subJect.
Smcc 1 spend nt least thot much
tunc in the snack shuck every
week, I inquired ubout l1.1k1Dg
lhis course for credit.
It was explnilled to me, how.
ever, that only P. E. majors nrt!
allowed to enroll. Th1s insures
that the highest academic &tand
lng possible will be mnlntamcd.
Anywll,)•, the cost is rather high
becnusc ench atudcnt is expt>ctcd
to provldt• hlS own couch.
Beginning thll wook, the LOG
wlll oUer t1ps from outstundmg
pt·rsons m many fields as to how
they aducvcd succt'SS. It iB hop­
ed thnt this will bl• or specwi
benefit to freshmen.
An inu•rv1cw with the state
A. A U. cmss-roun try chnmplon
rc\·enlcd lhnt he owed h1s entire
.success to the fnct thnl ht: t1 ;unf>
cxclus1vc.ly on boiled t·abbagc. He
cxplnmcd thnt this is the only
root.! whtch gives him 1 he stnm­
ma nnd wind cndUit.'ment thnL ht•
needs.
(Editor'• POST SCRJPT: The
LOC office: now has ava.Hablo
a limlfod number of de-eiphorud
Puul'a Epistles. Studonla wlahinq
to do.-codo Mr. Egger's columna
will find thoao hoofnotes parhcu.
lady bbnc-ficial. Avoid stranung
your mincl: got yours today.l
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• Fridny. Oocombor 14, 1951 t-lVNEER LOG Pago Ttueo
Diana Murphy Sets Sights for Future
As Leading American Stage Actress
By Herb Scholdor · .. Not a Creature
Was Stirring .. ' Class Studies
City Library's
Rare Volumes Don't be too ut p l.cd ir you
~l'c the nnmc of Dtnnn Murphy
In the not-to-d1stnnt rutu1u rul
ornintt the morquC1) of, HOy th(!
l\lu!lic Box, 1'3011 yrnon• or Bllt­
mor•• thl'otc••'8 In New York,
whosl' pr••st•nt tPnnnts t•rr• surh
Jllue:lrlouG ludh•s n! th~· !Hngt: lll\
.Jun .. llnvoc, .1ess1c,1 'l'unrly anti
Mnrlhn Scott, re pl'el•v••lv
F'ol' 11ve1te D1nn11, n drtamn 1110
jor, rully int.•nds lo "r.o I.:>~IU­
mnt••" when slw eml>rorke on u
cnrecr.
And who'' to gninsey hl•r?
Certainly her thespmg hus u).
rcndy l>r'Oul,'tll hl•r quJt£' ttmglbl
l>cnc.f1lS In thc fonn or o $200
scholnnship !rom Wcst Lmn h1gh
school nnd n $125 activity ownrd
ot LC. , ____ o_i_an_e __ M_u_r.:..p_h.:..v __ _
Nlnctto n-ycar-old D10na de-cxcjting life most nctresse!l ore
llnitc.ly hns n bend stnrt on thnl 1 cpuh;d to Jive. She rt•mt•mbcrs
On the SocJq/ S1r/e By Nancy MIUer
and Goraldlno Sprott
Stewart Hall Women Plan
First Open House St1nday
Roc:option nt Stowart
r\ ltr 1 ' l home' ~or public mSpC'ction of the Col'll lrv1ne Stewurt
hall wUI be held Sundny nt 2:30 p.m.
Color combinations of urown, rose., grCl'n nnd bittcrsWciJl nrl'
USL'<l ln the furnishinns with the hongmg ot Sl!veral pictur~.s m oil
nnd etching lJy nrl students
r~urnishtnc of thl' drnwmg room was n proJect of mcmb1•r"S of the
Women's Lcuguc or L<'WIS nnd Clnrk with Mrs. J. Wesley Gould und
Dr. Frccdn 0. IInrlZfcld, dPan of women, serving ns co-chairmen of
the S1•lcction committee.
In lht' rccclvinr, line with President nnd Mrs. Morgon Odell will
be Dcnn Hurtz.ft>ld, Miss Helen Naundorl, head rcs1d~nt; Mrss Nnncy
l~ar,cr, student llll!l•slant; Miss Colleen Creswell, house prcslrl•'nt;
nnd Mrs Mildr• d Tomnn, vicc-prcsidl'nt.
Dormitoty :resldt•niS will act as guidi!S and assist with serving
light n!Crcshmcnl!, m the dormitory recreation room
• • •
Creok Newa
Ih rnlamg the hohday ~>cnson with nci,::hborhood curuling nnd
exchanging of f 1!1 will be lht! ml'mbcrs of Sigmn Rho when they
gatht·•· 11 th<> home oi Ann Austin, vice-president of the organiza­
tion Fndny evening, December 21.
• • •
For thci1· Christmas project, membeTS of Alpha Gnmmn an•
donatmg toys and a phonograph equipped with children's records to
tht• mPmbers of the kindcrgortcn lhat i!l part o! the Chinese Mission
church. well th" tlmt! when she, the only
white glrl dN.:p In the hcnrt ol
Alm;kn'l! l':!lklmo country, had to
t nko nvc• ll!l tdt•grnph op,.rutor
lor her lnlhcr who hod !luddcnly
become Ill She ollll holds the h<.~dc,lph cnn't tom(. (though
he probably should with nll th1s
for,) 'cauee h••'ll huvc to kN:p
up the loy proc.Juction while Son­
In Clnus mnkc.s n pl'ri!(Jnnl np-A unJqU'' field trip mnd~ ench rwanmn! lwr•• on cnmpu.s next 11•cord 1'or hdng, at 1•1, the young-w, dnc •• duy mnrnlng.
!!..'ll girl ever ICI hold nn opPrnl- Thirh•cn WldC·uyed und hnppy Kem .. ~t,..r b) the clnss in lntroduc­
tlr•n to hi t.orJcol method nnd
btbllogrnphy under the thrcction
1Jl J. U WnUu.~r. professor or hla-or'11 llconso. chi ldrcn ol the ~nmpus nur •''1'
Duo Jo the altor.ef!r:~:U; of a I!Chool will b•• lmpnltcntly nnrJ
Blcgc or rhcumnllc rever, Diann eXCitedly •.•.nitlng for the pawing
this summer, before opcninR In ond prtmcmg of each rt'mdeer
the .F'1r Ac•f'cS Lht•at<•l', had part of hoof nccompl'llllf~ by the music
onc lung romnvecl, of slctgh hell hcrnldlng the ur-tory, Is thnt to the PorLinnd cc.n­
Lml hbrnry tO c.xnmlnC nlcctcd
workll :from its rnrt" book collcc-
"Most people don't rcolizc thnl rl\•ul or joll~ St Nick with the Uon
humonn nec.•d less thnn one lun13 toy-lndcn pack on hue bnck These anc.lude beautifully Ulu •
lo breathe with," Oluno t'xploh •
1 A brJght Clmstmns trl'c, around 1 :alcd mnnuscrlptll, nnd mC\annb·
ed. "Mother .Nntun:• wtul JU11t br-wh1ch Santo will unload hi uln nnd somcwhnt 1 •t("r works
ina gl.'ncrous when lib(· ga\'<' u "1fts, will dl pin} dPcorntions or enrly printers Jluch ns Gut n­
two." !lhfoncd by th" 3-nnd·4-yf'nr- bcr • Fu..t tmd SchO<'U<'r, KotX'rg-
Moro of Diana's exctss bag-old nui1!Cf"l school mcmbl.'rs, l.. EsU nne, nnd Aldu Mnnu-gage w1ll be removed next ye r t
when she Is chcduled for nn·
other opcrnt um.
11 ,..xpericncc is uny mdu:alwn
of nb1hty, lhts Murphy j!nl should
lH nbl<' to wolk off with n "tony'
(Broad\\ y's • qulvnlcnt of nn
'u C•ll'") tomorrow. ll •r role as
j blblJcbl cluu·actc1 ln tnls week's
"Nooh" Is rnNPiy u.~ ltll~C:l in ll
·, nA scm of triumphs tho\ hnvc
lncludf!d u murli<'l css ("Ludtc
1n Rt. ttn: mcnt"). • n nnn)' wifi:
("Ovf.'r 21"), tl drunknrd's daugh­
\ r ('The D1 unkord" )-this nt lU ,
A rec£:nl oddltHm ncqutrcd IS Dr. Dubach Slates Talk n ,:olor reproduction (hrst n!tcr
At OSC About U.S .. Asia 11200 ycnrsJ or the rnmoua manu-
D. I r. Dubnch, head of the cr1pt the Book ol Kolla, lrc­
pohtlc-:11 CIOncc depnrtmcnt, 1 l'lnd'e; rnrcst book ond wbnt mnny
gu(• t spe.,ker todn> nt the c:ln • cholnrs CtJniddcr thc'W(•rld' rno t
mg "" 1on of tht• Oregon Stole It tnullful book
college cxtcnGJnn scrvsc<' "chool 1'hc lecture on these occns1ons
tn Corvolhs. The college call I ho.s r\ •ulnrly been g.ivcn by E.
in its ,..xten 10n workers nnnunlh Ruth Rockwood, LC hbrnrion
:for o brief refrrsbor se 1on 1 < morllu , but due to her llln :s,
Dr. Dubttch's topic is 'ThC' 1t ~as pt'('pnrcd and gJVc.n thill
United Stutes und the For E:tst.' em b Professor Wolkcr
he 0~1.: or I!CVCn-ond nn Insane----------------------------
S\It<'Jde ('•Stngc Door'') 'N h' s I s .I f r· l Showl·ng "Yuu jusL c:nn'l put lt Into Sll oa e s al or Ina
mnny words," IS the way Dtnna T . h w· h D H I c I .
feels about her love or octmg I onig t II ewey ar ess Q ain
• It's something I've wanted to •
do C\'er since 1 wns n little chtld '' . • • And God Sllld unto Nonh mnn who groy, Jon m his
Advertising Instructor
Resigns University Job
Pncc Burlingnmc, formerly In·
slructor of advertising nt Lcwrs
nnd Clark nnd curr<'ntly in tho•
nmc pon1llon nt the Univcrsrty
of Orcjon, IS n'sigDtnJ;t at the
l'nd of the Call quorter to accept
•* position with tht> Kclro Nor-
man ndvcrtts.ng agency m Snn
F'rnnclsco. He wiJI handle produc­
tiOn nnd ass1st the art dlreetor.
Burllnc(lmc wns n member or go nnd tnl,f> w1th you • fn1Lb, who pllot.s hiS c nl• snrelv
Thuc: 111 lhl' hurtoncal bock w shore ln. the m1dst of doubt$
ground s(it for thl' Andrt• Obco~·l nnd 1s rudcl} d (.rtPd b) the
funtnsy, "Noah." ao; the fino! per-young loUtS t.he m t:nt thq
formnnce 11 Cl\'<'n tomght at 8 30 touch foot to lund
1n tlt<' campus thcntor. At lcn~th he ls reluctaoll>
This dtamatlzod •tory or No th forced to c1onclude that. God hns
famous ordeal ls told in the num not niW'ti}"S been sport.Emnnlikc
ncr of a fairy tale Nor1h's Yo)' In Hu; treatment Qf HlS oppolnt­
n~tc bcgms nus[llciOusJy enough C<1 agent. '!haL is a touching mom·
\,•lth Noah. ht5 \\ 1re, hi!C thret! cnt when In the bleakn~ of his
sons and thr~c of the n ~lghbor!' old age. on thl' dnmp cart.h of o
girls cml.>nrking w1th the nnimnls cold land. .Noah .shouts uL lh~
on God':s ork in the hope or n hcn1tcns .. Are you snt.isfied?"
bruvc., new \\ orld. '11tc answer is a ram bow curvtng
• • • the college reculty from 1'147 to Alter dnys nnd mghts of ~nd-do,vn the sky.
less, rnin, the grand beauty or .Mnmn lS Delores Hcscock,
the great watt>rs f•lls them ..,. ith Noah's other two son.<; oro Bfll
reJoicmg ond lhey donee \\•1th ex-Tre\·or and Roy Shearer: the
uberance nround the deck tn the three neighbor guls ore Jt'nnnl!
down or Ll colden age Bul the Hulsbrink, Diann Murph) nnd
canker or the old world hns Betty Bissio; Mnn, symbolizing
crept on board. nll that Is c"\·tl will be Arden A Christmas pllrty for needy children, complett• with Sontn 1951 and served a term ns chnlr·
Claus nrl'ivinr, through a cardboard chimney will be given by Sigma nllln of the education cormmttce
Alphn Sigmu Saturday night, December 22. of the Oregon AdPcrtising club
Games, g1fts nnd rcfn·shments will be included m thi.o; evening nnd was n member lOr lhrec years
of merriment. nf the ud club ·nymg squadron."
Club Newa tin 1950 he took Q delego.lliOD or
• New membet·s of Pi Dcltn Epsilon, national journnhsm honornry, Boy Scouts to the mternnlwnnl
wcrL• inilintcd in an evening ceremony at Palatine Mnnor Mondn~·. Jumbor"·c nt \'nlley Forge, Po.
Dcrembr•r 10, Thosl! n•cl'iving their keys were: Nnncy Barnum, Bill -
Foss nnd Nancy Miller. Dinnc•r at Marin's !ollowt>d. Alum Council Meets
Through Dr. Odell, Alice Peake obtained this place Ol> no~din~r Julin John. ,on, guidclnc.> coun-
llclp nnd this project is being sponsored by the Presbytcrfnn church. . clor, Wlll represent Lewis nnd Ham. R. L. Tnbor, is the ore Craig. Also seen in the EllznbeLh
spot, He doubts He tnunts h1s Dav1s Gnn:hner directe-d plnv will
ship-rt)ntcs with old JTUJgl\'mgs. be ctcht "antmnl" c ·tra11
He belabors his father with skcp- Anunol heads we-re designed
tical questions. And Nonh. Dewey nod constructed by Dorolh\ nnd
Harless, is u kmdly, simple old Corinne Yerzerski A tww campus Ol'gnnization, thl' Young Democrats, has nn-Clnrk 01 u dislncl conference or
nnunct:"d 1ts nl11rers for the cnmlng tenn. They are: pr.•sidt•nl, Jim the Am~o•s· 1cun Alumni rouneil on ,r-;~~-~~~~-;~ ;;;;•1~~~~~~;~~~ Sdtl'll' vir• -pn•sicicnt, Clark Colby; secretary, Ruth P~att: nnd lrcns-lkccmbc•r 13 nnd H on the Uni· 11
t•rc.•r. Normnn Morey. \'crs1ty or WMhmgton campu."
Thl' mt•mbL·I ship, constitution and policy cnmmittecs hove been The ul'gnniz.nUon is mndP up
se~ up according to Dnn1ld'..H, Turner, th£' prmcipnl orgnnj1cr or the oC the t!XI't'utivc sccrctarit. of
group ulumni nssoCJntions.
"Fetchin' Locks at Fittin' Prices!"
BURLINGAME BEAUTY SHOP
11<-lru Jcnn l.n ("hDPftllo, Prop
8506 S. W. Terwilliger Blvd. CH 3333--an eaay numbor to dial
GIFTS Priced to Meet Your Budget
For Him or Her •
at
KARl. J. KI.EIN INC.
(Your School Jeweler)
700 Joc:kaon Tower
806 S. W. Broadway Portland S, Oregon
A Twa.tor 3718 ~
For Reasonably Priced
Flowers
TO ALYCE
Flower Shop
Corsages
Wadding Flowers
8735 S. W. Terwilliger Blvd.
Phono CH 7000
UNUSUAL CAREER
OPENING
In un uncrowd 1•rl profcssiun
with excellent Nt~nings and
crowth upportumlleS Otfcrcd
n J!rndunh' student. Opcnlna
tor meu ur women-mnn nn
wite-<~r WI\'CS o( ~;~nder~·
dunlc·s, wtth Jt~ducnllon~ "DI·
v unon of Mnrsht1ll F l c I d
ll w n e d c.ntcrpriSt', F'crso!'nl
mtervitw nrran.:ed. W r 1l ~
Cully givinr. phonQ, nge. and
c.xpcrwnco hl C. C. Ren, Wr!St­
crn Mnna R~r. 354-21st St,
Onklnnd 12, Calif. Pnid Adv, tolUIIIIAII OPli&:Al CO.
Ul S.l, A14tt, l'tfi1An4
soa IOOICl a co. COUIIIIAII ontw. co.
U4 ll.l. 5tH~!, Pwtlle4 1lO tull, lldit~ felts No op PoT,,,.,,
"ffe.d~.
011. 0.. .1. MaiN • 1. r. Alu•4w • P. I. .... ., • K. I. ~ • I. L bRul P.age Fou.r PIONEER l.OC Frlda.y, Dec:e~r 1•. 19!11
Sadistic Skiing Expert Advises
Snow Bunnies on Slope Suicide
By Bob Fox . Trodao Stnnding lltdl•sltps nro g•·nci!{Ul. nccomplish\.'d by plummeting in-
Tm. lisp ''hit 1 k~.; thnt 1'h~ rtght ski goes to the rtijhl ton tn~e or u snowbunk ut u sp«!cd
form ronds f01· the lrncturc nnd Utt.• lcfl ski goes to the left. not to e.xcct:d seventy mph . .ACtt•r
nonrds nrc fnlhng on Mt. HoLld Under rnre condilious you cnn tryi11g this you'll hnvc u mouth­
It as time tor the nowce to rc-'' n\'ll at your better lllllf ns 11 ful to say.
t'i.'IVC his nnnunl anstructions on pnSSI.!s you on the slope. There ure man)' mote that
"Ho" to Skt in Stx Ens)· F"rnc-Twarhng SWI\'l•ls nrc. an rt•nlity, could be list~d such us: Spine rip­
lures;· courtcs,y of the Trodse the r~.,;vct c of the standmg side-per, Dcntnl cxtrnction, Phalange
:oka club. Skiing lS Mmple, so, :;Jlp; nght skt to the left n n d fi.xer, Neck gnorler nnd others
u ,, on't take you long to cnt~h left slo to the nght, 11 there is 1'hcso art• aU high on the list or
on-to people, trees nnd pncu- on~ tlun, leCl, at's you. . ru:ccpted styles for beginners whfl
mom:~. GN close to natur". •t's Hungry hono darn ot· common- don't w mt to t.akc h ons, be·
good for you. ~tx foot under .1.0: _1);..'_• _. •_ll_t d __ s_oo_o..;;p_s_l_Jo_,_·e_l.;.......c_n_n_b_c......:..r:_n_u_:;_c_Jh_o_y_'_ro_u_k_l n_g_r_o_r_u_. __
lht• clOSeSt you'll o'\'N get SO take
td\"'ntaCl' of it.
Thore ~ many systems. st~ lcs
nnd patterns c1f skimg whach the
ne'' comer to the gnmc shnuld Energetic Reporter Visits
Santa's North Pole Shack
know, the most tmportnnt bcmg, By Tom 0 Day I his nmtual trip to Palatlm• Hill.
Trf-pod skbng. To practacc thts Tlu. .nlicle i• ded1catcd to "Tom," he said, "1 don't think
mnnt.:U\'('r n gr.ad'-' !IChool slade ts the one guy m the uni\'crse that I'm r.oing to mnke it your abodt•
\'nlunble m ntUlining the propm• can s(X'nd the entire night run-this year because of the transpor ­
~tancc Once on skhs it's n snap. ning nround w1th an old bag nnd -tntion short.age. Reindeer arc
In rnces vou mny C('l 3 little be-not get lalkt.'d nbout-Snntn mighty .scnrcL' sinctJ the Russians
lund, but nt lenst you'll be heal-Claus. put up the iron cw·tnin." At this
Lhy. Hi.'rc at is de:tdlinc lime and point, Mt-s. Clnus interuplcd. '·In
'He's bracing hims.U for ChriStmas ahopplng.· The 10\(!l't(~ hnU fhp, a beau- IT\)' Christmas feotul'\! isn't in. Oregon there's always rain, dear."
tiful execuuon, 1s obtamed when My sweet, lovmg editor is stond- Arter helping bury Mrs. Claus,
Baule-scared Veteran Tells the toe:-of your sk1s are imbed· mg O\'er me wtlh n short cord I wandered through Snntn's work­
dcd in soil snow nt a mm1mum \vith which he is fondly c:atess- shop looking at the potential
speed of thiny-mtles-per-hour. ing my throat, no doubt trymg lo gtfts for the little LC studenls E H I• d B h In pri.'parntion for the track swny msp1re me. Becnu.~e of U1is, you who nre nice lo their professOr!> Xperl• ence on 0 1 ay eac an to n kaning tower of PlSn po-wlll have to surfer through six I noticed some very nice unpol­
sttlon, then, grn\'tty wilt do the more mches o! the above, thnt ished red apples, which would By Charlie Gibb
My brother with thl! size-rune
!eel may Ounk 1t's strange when
he opens lus Christmas present
Prof Offers Profit
By Jim Spohn
T. J Edmonds. business nd­
mtniSU'nlion professor. lS pn,•ing
the " ny to a no,-e.l method for
creating interest in educauon.
A recent assignment in\•olvcd
the wz:atmg of n letter advertis­
.inf( the sale 11f Alpha Rho Omega
Christmas lrces wtth a free tree
goins to the best Jetter 'l'hc lucl.")'
lads were B1ll Biter and Norman
Wseklund .
Other inslructors might take
nouoc if thctr classes nrc lnck­
mg 1n mtcrest. ThlS method
could be de\•eloped tnto a year­
round proJeCt.
For example on January 1, the
mstructor m1ght oUcr a bottle of
aspmn and an ace pack for the
hlgbr.st. grades. When Enstc1 rolls
uound. t~urplus hard boOed ~ggs
might provade adequate moti­
\-alJon {Or the dlSinterestt..'<i &stud­
ents. Wben the se:lSon do•~n't
suggest a peruncnt reward for
clnss coopernUon and the Jnstruc·
tor becomes hard pressed finan­
clally, he can always offer n few
ever-handy shghU} -used bottle
cnps from me nnd finds a pnir of size rest. i~ 1f you're silly enough lo n~ad mnkc wonderful presents for Dr
si. · Hopalong Cns~ndy boots. A southwuld cannonball IS any 1urthcr. Dubach's pets; also some excel­
They'll probably make '-~ cripple sure to get n Jnugh out of the So I hopped on my elephant lent watches with empty inside:;
out or h1m but that was the best crowd. E\ <'n th~ doctor may and pacbydermed to the north Cor students who asparc to high
purchase I could make in the chuckle n little as he adjusts pole, where 1 found Santa Clnus grades.
stampede that's going on d~wn-your plasma bottle. A uump any busilv getting ready for the All in all, my trip wns extreme ­
town every day now. Bcstdes, lower than four feet hmdcrs bt.'Sl Christmas rush. Mrs. Claus was ly anlercsttng. Before I left, San­
he'll be o cnpplc m style-that's results. Ont• in mid air, lose energetically brushing Rudolph'!! to pointed out one more practical
what the clerk told me anyway. your baJanc~: You will notice oonl in a desperate attempt to gift. "These stilts and pogo stic~
With the remn_ants of my GI that your leH sk1 is bopping you make it shine. too. would mnke a mRrvclous gift for
check clenched ttghtly m n hot on the head, while your right Grnbbmg Santa aside, I asked your friend Coach Torson."
little fist. 1 tru~dled down to one ski is slapping you on the back. him when he was going lo make I'm a littlt> skeptical o! thi!'; of the c.rnponums m quest or ___________ _____ ;...._. ____ _________ guy Santo. after seeing him in
suit.ablt.> gilts for the family. The TI.mberll·ne Lodge Beach person. My uncle has a big red
pandemonium and clusters of un- I nose and pot bell) and he didn't
pnltl'nt customers were reminis-T f N PJ
....,.ft. o! arm. embarknUon chow WO o· umerOUS aces get it from th<> north pole either.
(j';~~ You knC>w, wh~.re 0 soldier My main conclu 1on is that San-
lined up for supper. and by the Avai·lable for Vacationers . ~a~u~~ ~:e ~~~g brok~he'!t al-ume he got m the mess htlll l.bey
wcr ser,•ing breakfast. By Horb SchoJder ers 1t.:. annual RoJe Bo\\1 Hawai1 Group to AUend Meel
I donned the football hclmct No more pencilf no mon• tour. Who knows. iC Snnta bring·
and sftould«!r pads. which I had 1 ook No more teacher's dirty You a check for sooo. maybe you AI Kansas University
borrowed with foresight from the loClksl" Well, for a coup](' of CAN nfford it. Four LC student!; cxpeet to at-
athletic department, and JOtned weeks anyway, it'll be seventh tend the Quadrennial Conference
m lhl fray. This was ll, ZQro hour, heaven for classroom- wear) oC the Student Volunteer Move-
S-Day!! Tbrt.-oc hours and numer- students. College Receives Gifl ment to b~: held at the University ous nbrasions and contusjons lat-
Comes the vacation. n number From Chrl.Sil·an Board or Kansas at Lawrence Decem-cr. I emerged victorious. 1 smiled of unfortunates w"ill still have to ber 27 to January I. down at mv armload or tattered
- . !nee the floorwalker's "dirty A gill of 2132 was rcet:l\"ed Student delegal~ nre Tosluko presents ns they lowered me mto l k " k d Makino, Gary WilJ>on, Murjorv the ambulance and pannt.>d the oo s at wor an some poor by the colle~c !rom lhe Board of ~
souls wi11 have to put up with Chnstian Educalton, according Comer and Jtm Shibley Sergio
purple heurt on my chttSt kid brothers and sisters at home, Gomez., Spantsh instructor c.x-Or course, the gilLs wc!re.n't ex- to an announcement mode th1
actly what 1 had planned for but that still leaves three or week by President Morgan s. p~cts to accompllny the group.
C\'er)'One a copper-sbafk'<i cro· four who might want to "travel Odell • The conference is held once
quet mallet for fnthc.r. " collaps- far and w!de." • . Thas runount WWI LC's shurP of every four years at a central
bl rubber duck boat for mother The log1cal vacnt1on s1te for $90,000 which wns distributed by place in the Unih·d Slates. This
:m~ the before-mentsoned btwls. the mountain minded among the• the Board to college, who sur-year's program will · e"\ture such
So. as u veteran of the Yuletide inte.lligcnsJa ts Mt. Hood. It's fcrcd a Joss in enrollment !rom wotld-renowncd persons as D
beach-hend •• operatton Santa only two hours away, has lots the pre\ tous year. T. Niles of India, James Rnnsomt.•
Claus, 1 do hereby afftrm and and lots of snow (you m1g~l ev-Dr Odell explained. "The gift of Ireland 1nd Remhold Niebuhr
a-.er .. It was rough O\'cr there. en manage to get snowed Ill lo· Ol tht week is in addition to the and Ruth Seabury, both of the This ldca if promote-d may
prove to be n sound one becnuse
what fun-loving, clean-cut col­
lege student won't work hard
for tv.-o or three s.Ughtly-uscd
bottle capa'l' Mighty rough." wards the end ot vacation) and ru_s_u_a_l _d_o_n_a_t_io_n_._"------- LU_n_ited __ s_t_Jt_e ______ • __ _
1--=~ ;.__ ...:;;... ________ i I accomodottons aren't too hnrd to
Sacajaweans Decorate
Christmas Fir in Gym
"~'l err., ...::1; tstmas" w I s h e s
from Sacajawcans , women's ser­
\'iCC hc•norary, W\.'.re si!nt the (.:ol·
le.ge Thursdn) afternoon as they
d e corn ted an old-fo.shioned
Cbrist.mns tree m th~ lobby of
the gymnasium.
Under the dm:clwn of Donna
Beard and Janie McAdow, i h 6
Gtrls hunc bdght ornament& and
trmg& of popcorn from tht:
broncb The Sanw Claus-es
~ bo donntcd the trC(' were nillli­
nted wtth Alpha Rho Omega,
frotcrruty.
Later m the afternoon t h c
l'roup wrnppcd Christmas prcs­
tna for 20 chiJdn.lon, age two to
four, of the Albertina K IT nur·
rery The gifts wHI be dclivc.rcd
~ turday afternoon d u r i o c a
smnll party at the home, GJ"­
rongcd by Marcin Smith FOR SMART STYLES find.
TRY Timberline lodge, of course,
WILSON SHIRT
SHOP
Lancer Shirl
Slradivari
Sport Shirts
Pendleton Shirts
Lord Jeff Sweaters
These well known brands 1\nd
manv mol'c -Alwn>'S the
LATEST AT
• • 1 sons
Sftl RT fffOP
Broadw«ty & Alder is most often nssociatcd w i l h
Mt. Hood, and with som~ justifi­
cation, smcc h's tht• main at•
traction for non-skimg tourists.
The rates nre rather high though
and might be out of the reach or
many students.
'fhp loffge charges from sa to
$12 n day for rooms, $14 for t"Or·
ncr rooms and the deluxe parlors
wtth fireplaces retail fur $20 a
day. A rny of hope in Lhe gloom
as seen in thl! dormitory occomG·
dations. whtch go fo~ $2.50 3 day.
The beach offers a surpnsing
number ol atlrachons at thiS tirnr•
oC the year. Mrmy pt.'Oplc prefer
the storm-I.Cisscd l!CO Clf winter to
the summer sun. And whllf'! tha~
is lhe top season 1n the moun­
tains, wint~r bcnchr:ombcrs can
tnkc advnnlnge or off-season
rates.
For those who ort.'--hn, ha­
inLercsWd, United Air lines off-Name Photography!
For portraits your family will
enjC'~ forever-go where
The Name ta:Y~s the portraits!!!
Gladys Gilbert is Portland's
hnest po' trait artist.
34 yems AXperienc-e
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hi Friday, Decombor 14, 1951 PIONEER LOG
DaY, Ortor1: Organize Freshman 1 Go Already!
Quartet, S1ng for Party, Banquet ~:..: .. :::,~:·~: ,:::,u:~ •• :m'
By Jim Spohn
frl'shmcn < rtn trut w llh J>r!df'
"hen they hl•nr hurmony ua In
bm her-shop'' sung b) the new
1 rosh quartet.
lt nil t "\rh-d wh"n Donn Orton
and DouR Ony, both !rush,
thought lhnl L<•wis nnrl t:lnrk
nccdc·d 11 qunrtcl ,·ompos• d of
frcshmt•n. They t·ollubornlt·d with
two othl'r vncul nrtu.1ts, Doug
Chulmcrs und Boll Chnslopher,
and up popped n quartet of war­
bling "low men on n bnrber pole."
Chnstuph"r smcs first h.•nor:
Chnlm!!rs, sc<."Ond tenor: Dny,
bnnlonc: and Orton, boss.
The qunr t~t hdd lls debut at
the freshman pnrty nnd shortlv
aftet·wnrd they sung for n ban­
que! nt the Ftrsl Prcsbylerilln
church.
The confident croont•rs have
~cvcrnl dales hn(•d up and thev
suv thot thev have only begun - ~ thc1r crusade to popularize "er
fC"l'livc quurtct hnrmony."
Their fonnnl pructicc lnkl!
place ot noon in thl' thcntt.•r on
Tuesday nnd Thursday, but in·
rnrmu~ hnrmnntzing 1s likely to
take plnce spontaneously any­
lime und unywhert• the boys hap­
pen to get tog<'lht•r .
Somt.• or their number'S arc
"Drink to Me Only W'Jth Thine
Eyes," "My Moustache,'' "Grand·
fathnr's Clock,'' "I Hod n Dream
Denr'' rmd "Where My Caravan
Has Rested."
LOG Slates Move
To New Quarters
The P1on~:l!r LOG will rc.:
<:cive :1 Christmas present over
lhc holidays in lhc form of a
new o!I1cc. The LOG ol!ice will
be in the gym butlding where
the dtspcnsary wns formcrlv
located
The LOG, which has occu­
pied the little cottag( behind
tht gym, will be in iLc; new lo­
cation when clnssr>.s rcsumt
niter the holidays .
Gay Harding, public1ty dir~-
tor Cor the college and LOG ad·
viser, will move mto the octice
now occupied by t h c student
body
Tht.. :.tudent body will move
thtir oCfaccs to the vacated
LOG cottage al the end of the
parkmg lot. I get n kick from t•.::xts nnd tomes,
the weight ot which wilJ brenk
rny bat:.k.
J gel a boot from rriCJtbnll gnrnes,
played in mm and llnow.
1 get fl kick fmrn pretty jones,
whollc nnswc.•r 15 ulwnys No! I I get a thrill from cnmpu1 life
from c1ght o'clock to noon
H 1 don't pass thot history test
I I'm sure to cror.k up soon.
I neLod 11 rhyme to end th1s
1 "pomc:•
The b1ggest kick JS going home.
b.l. h.
CAUGHT BY the photographer in the mrddle o( a rendllion
of "Grandfatbor'a Clock" is the ueahmon quArtet. composed of Bob
Christopher. Doug Cholmera , Doug Day and Doao Orton. left lo
righ.t.
I Articles I Co·mbine 1111 II .,, !In. m-ocn m ~·IFI'TJffilnll!!l I y } p SOS From Cafeteria n u e rogram OH-cnmp .. ., .,tud.mt.. pl..lnnlng
Four voices, two pnar of toe
shoes and one violin bow will
combine at 2:30 p.m. today to pre·
~cnt a Christmas progrnm Cor
fac:ully wives in the lounge o!
Altin hall.
The four voices belong to Mary
Hooper who wall smg Golde's
'Prayer ol lhc Sla\•ic Children:"
to Ann McGilchrlsl who will re­
cite McGinley' s "An Open Letter
to Santa Claus:" to Mary Eller­
by who wtll recite ''Chnstmas
Meditation.'' and to Howard But­
zer who· will sing Adorn's "Cnn·
tique de Noel.'' lo hove dmner on tho campus arc
~questt.od by Katherine DeW1tt,
cnfetcnn manager, to make rcs­
crvnuons b) noon of the day they
plnn to be at dinner.
Miss DcW1tt satd the cafeteria
IS glad to serve non-enmpus stu­
denlS but she must know in ad­
vance so that places may be set
and cxtrh food prepared.
ANOTHER
v~FOR Real German Food Set
For Annual Yule Party
Gcnuin•' potato pnncnkcs, pfcf·
Cctnusse and oprclstrudeJ wlll be
on the m•·nu wh,,n the German
dub holds its lradihonol Christ­
mas party at i.hc home of Carol
Rouse, vtcc-prcsadent, on Mon­
dav PVl'nmg, D«e mb~ r 17, nl 7.
Anyone on campu• \'ho speaks
(!1 rm tn 1 mvitc d to the party,
whether or not he iJ tnking n
l!Qun;c in the loncuage now or
not.
"That dcltrulcly includes the
faculty,'' cmphnl1c:ally explnmed
'-frs. J::mmn Me1er, ndviscr ... As
o molter of fact, even Dr. Odell
and Dr. Howard, who both speok
German, have been k.nown to
break into our pnrhcs <><:casion­
nlly,''
Eckhardt Front, foreign stu­
dent from the University of Hei­
delberg, will talk to the mem­
bers, explaining various German
Christmas customs.
The owners of the t.oe shoe!>
are Joequanetle Kunzman ond
Ann Granning They !Ire to pr~
sent a valse pas de deau.x from
Delibcs' "Coppelia "
The violin bow will be in the
hand or Cathcranc DeMoss. She
will play the second movcmcn•
of a Mendelssohn concerto and
Kreisler's "Rondino." Sigmund rt-uu~t·T
Romberg 's The ti J ~~'
Accompanists nr e Wally Nelson
and Evangeline Antonopoulos.
Bill Owen lS the narrator. The
program was nrrangt!d by Char­
lene Brunjes through the dramn
department.
New Infirmary to House Six Rooms,
Each Bed to Have Individual Buzzer
Th(; new college inCirmary. lo­
cated tn Stewart hull, will be
opened for studcnl usc Jnmtan
2, the doy cia Sl~ resume after
Chnstmos vacation.
Medical scrvlt'C!'i will no lon~cr
be availnbiL in lhe present nur·
se's office in the gym buildin~
nfte1· January 2
The new infirmary has sL'\
separate room , mcluding a doc­
tor's office, a waiting room, a
kitchen, n nurse's room and two
separate wards for men and
woml'n. Each of the sick rooms is fur­
nished with three hospital beds.
A buzzer system hns hccn in­
stalled with n <'Onnection to each
bed The buzzer can be sounded
by a patient needing attention
Each :;ick room contnlns also a
prh•ah: tile both nnd a large
clothe closet
The doc::lor'a office is smnll but
has a ~pac1ou w liling room ond
modem furnishings,
HER.E"S A TIP Peg• Fl•c
Santa Arrives~
Leaves Jobs
Santa Clnus came cnrly for n
(!Ood number of studf!nts th1s
yunr, WI usual, and his bag W115
hUed wuh Christmas Jobs.
"We ccrtrunlv have placed 100
pcopJ{' for holutny JObs,'' declnrt.'d
Julio John~un, dir~tor or gurd­
ance nnd placemc.nt, .. nnd off·
hand 1 would es-Umatt: the num·
L• r ns bc..tn cl ·• r to 200 ,.
Downtown departmen.t stores
and the pos· 1 hove been the
rnnm sources of ('mploymc.nt, ac-­
cording to Miss JohiUK.In's records.
Lipman, Wolfe and Co. and Olds
nnd Kings lead the dcp:lrtmc.nt
rtorcs, \\ 1th most or the students
\1. orki,ng ns sales clerks.
As carl)' as the end of October
Mw John on's offt<X' Willi nJ.
rend)' r(."CCJ\ ang cnlls for work­
~>rs Lipman's :hrSt iuucd n cnll
Jn the middle of Novc.mlxr but
was forced. two weeks lntc.r, to
send out a plcn for more help.
Most students ClJ tho stores
worlt on Monday nnd Friday eve­
nings and all day Saturd11y at n
. trnight wage, no commlmuon.
They enJOY Cull bcnef1l of store
priVIleges for regular employees,
includmg d1scounts on all pur­
rhuses.
Although most stores nre dcf­
trutcly set by now. Miss Johnson
f<.-els t.h.ot then.• mny be a l"Wlh
far help the lnst few days before
Chnstmas, especially from lhe
lJonst.s.
Special Bus to Concert
.\ p ,.Ja1 bus wtll leave t h c
Trnilways stat1on at 2:30 p.m.
Sunday to bring guests to the
concert.
ONE OF 9 BIG
PRODUCTIONS
Faculty, Sludenls Top
Community Chest Goal
Thl co lit Ill nvcrshot tht:; ycnr's
Community Chest goal, which
wus rul<t·d I 0 per cent O'IICI' lnst
vca.r'J , de• pitc n slight decrcnso
in ~·nrollml•nt. The kitchen. for use when
students are conlined to lhe In­
firmary, has nJI of the modern
conveniences. It will olso be Uf>L'<i
for the preparation of food for
parties being held in the Stcw­
nrl hall lounge. s~parole doors
open from the kitchen to tht'
lounge nnd to the inrirmnry . BEST SEATS ARE FOR OPENING NIGHT •••
THE PERFECT FAMILY CHRISTMAS GIFT ••.
Start> ChrialUl• 8 1ft\.~ a\ 8130 p..liJ., Thrn .;JtUl~ 2lld Price.•: 13, -=a.~oo. r-~. st,60 <Ta>t lllc..)
Dunnlion totuJed $1588, or The infirmary hurits own out­
side enlr.tDCl' on the northeast
comer of Stewnrt hall, which thl•
nurse requests stud(lnl$ to usc. E'reninqs at 8:30 PORTLAND ICE ARENA
N. W. 20th and Marshall Sb. •
whkh $263 camt from thf' 11tu­
denls
Proporti onntdy, Rt.>l•d wns m
lhl• lend 3manfl Porllnnd nrca
schools with $1 038 collected from
n student bod' of more lhnn 600, 'Hasty Heart' Tryouts
Set for December 17-18 Matinees at 2:30. Sat., Dec. 29. Sun.. Dec. 30 and
Tuesday, Jan • .1st (New Year's Day)
No phono ordora please
..
LC surged Cnr an !mnt u( its
olhl'l' cross-town rivnl, Pnrtland
univt•nsity, which oollectrd only
$101H !rom n 6tudcnt body of
more thon 1450 Aud1tion~ for John Patnck' ·
"Thl• Hasty Hcnrt," the drama
depprfrncnt's next production,
will be held Monday ond Tut!S·
dny, December 17 and 18, in. room
25 of the speech nrts buildmg ot
2:30 p.m.
• -2 BOX OFFICES NOW -
J. K. GILL'S & PORTLAND ICE ARENA , Pugo Si PIONEER LOG
Poulson, Jackson Outpilot Pilots
In Thrilling 75 • 70 Hoop Frocos F'rlday. 0Qc:~mbvr lt. 1951
,....-----Sporlsession -----~
Booster 1-_,eed, P U Upset
Steal Sports Lime-Light
By Al Stephttru on
LC P1011• crs mndc It ft, e m n
ro\\ Tut. d~ ntght wh n the~
~edgi'd thcar c~ tO\\ n rt\'Ols
Portl nd U. iS-70, m n spmc­
tmglln£ nffnu that sn.\\ Ull' lo-hoop tcrs caught U1c Pilot in thc
lostng mlnuh'.s or 1hc tlurd :;Um·
w when Jnckson found tlu• tnr-
5:cl "tlh 11 pulih-shot from the top
'f Ute kl"~. ~llppcr~ PI' ot Million
Hnr\'CSl Mc:G1l\•e,~ sl1ppcd n fre<'
t~ thlXHiSh tO C\1CO lhl' \.:not nt
11 c quurtcr, 59-59 Up to thiS stngc
(l{ lht. snmc.. the Ptl men h d be n
r,Udmt-: along " tUt n soenungh
comfort;able lt.•nd of 5 -43 made lor peuplc '' lth weak
ht nrts, 11 \\'l1S thnt clo. c. Two I
1-!tft 10! 's h) Duanc Hasmuss~ n,
nnd o pmr or buckets b~ th<­By Chuck Clbb
8-y Chuck Glbb
'l'hc vm 1t Boo!Hcr club ho
plnnn,~d big domes fo•· the Ptt)·
nc er ((,otball hanqu<!l t\l lhC Col­
umbia J\thl<'tit.• club n{'Xl Tueo::-Guarcb Don Paulson 1\nd Gary
·'nc:lc on started orching them
through Jho twine from tho Nigo
of lho koy. Then tho Oro.ngo and
Blac:k look ovor thC'> backboard .. 1~> O\CJ"C!!)mc a sc\ n-poant mnr­
cm 1t mt nntsstnn nnd fmnlly
nap tht' strmg of lo thnt hnd
p1h.>d up 111 a ten-gnmt' :>lrelch
'\\ ~lh th Palots.
The undcrd Pal une ere\\
~ot the "orks ID the s '<X.lnd half
"h n the) w"Cnl nll-out to br nk
lh JinX thnt hn h '~.: r\.od O\ 1
u.c m fur cnur ' " ~
Sparked by sho ~sallonal f!Cll·
d • l 1p of f h:n m Dot\ Pnul­
;on nnd Ga"M Jn~ksun Ut loc.1l Then 1ho barrogG! fell, Ken
en-us, Jackson, nnd Don Pnul­
on rombm"d tht'tr c.(fort~ to pull
"1thu1 four dtgJls or thctr nvnls
\ shut b) Ed Re1d nnd • nothcr
dl U<; b Jackson ~hot the lu1mc
fn t: out front temporntth, 59 58
fhc fmnl penod \\ tl!l nev~t umd , \\ 1dcnNi the LC morgan
lo 65-60 An c. ·dmngc of frt..•c
t,lro\\ nnd n ficld gun! upped tht•
count to tJ8-ti3.
Portland's lAst dymg ~Ho11ts to
.ubdu.: tb~.: bhstct •nB·hot Ptone1'l'S
cum" wh~n And\' John n, the
ftW·\\ het!lmg fot"\\ nrd, htt a
jump hot from 1h<' k~ nnd Lloyd
llcrgmnn Cll'Pl belund lw; mnn
or n crappie. 'l'hnt rour-pomt
plurgt! closed the gnp to 68-6i
Ur rgmnn u~ the knot whhn he
mndc good hi:<: fr~.:c throw. Thl'n
S n ns nnd Jim Uht• o;cttcr-uppcr
man) Wauters meshed the scorm~ Freshman Gary ]ac]{SOn 00( but ns things turnt~ out, J\
\\ n curlnUlS fot the smooth· \H "t I f LC T \\O km ln\'1ld£>r OOpS 1 Up Of earn LC' \\tnnmg mnrgln cnme day cvcnmg. Gu I :spcnk<'r wtll supremacy from mt-leurs John·
he Dou~lns W LoWl'll, kl!\ or son and McCilvory and t.ha.t waa
itcial in tlw Poeifl(• C.ou·t (l)nlc,·- 1111 ahe wroJa for the PHo~
cnl-e, Tll'kcts nrc on snlc nt thf' I don't kno\\ how l wd con
c-."lmpus book store, nnd nll sporls fcol n \\'IDtltnr. surge coming on,
mmdt.'!d cihzens ~·m count on a hut In the second hnll CVl't\' one • gnln c,·ening. got thl! snmc ideo nt I he ~nmc
W'uhouJ a doubt. the Pioneers• umc--1t wns gomg to be good
75-70 c:"' -•bo Vlc:lo ·y ovor the n ws t~ 1 1 ht '" P lntmn hill.
Portland U. Pilot• ranlu ~~ th~ Evon tho onlranc:o of Jimmy
blqgt'st port thrill sinc:e LC Wintoft' tn rho Pilot line-up la!e
took the Pen.rJ Bowl lut year. in tho game~ couldn't help lhe
Like n fJghter runng from n Por!land c:u.use. 11 wu tho Pio­
count or mnc nnd ~:oins on to ncora' night to howl. and .they
'ich)ry, Conch Eldon Fix's quln· wero ca.rriod oU :the Uoor In a
tel just '' cren't ln the market for manner befitting their splendid
n lo~\'Cn uftct spotunc the~r performaneo. Ht>ro's or~hid:; to
fnvon!d n'·nl a 15·1 opcmnc lend., you, fellows. By Ju.ck Peto:soo u11.. h onh mndc cnnd strln, ''hen :he O\(!r nn~tous Pilots it1
~ 1 ted up ull 110,, Gnn 11-c•t' nn :tltcmpt lo get the ball, mLher -------------------------- --
J clcsQn n ll nnl frt"'Shm n Nnl one o! tho " nll bra\\ n, no fuuled or Jet thctr mnn !>ncnk by
for\\ nrd, 1S mnll,) t'Otntng mto br m • \ ~ J nckson wns on r \r ~ ~ ) lm.m m th~ '' nnmg
h O\\ n Jock:>on. along "llh Don J fi h nor roll nnd h1S nmi-term uunutc..o; 01 ploy
l "u n, \\<l! the LC pnrkplu .. d O\ t'l'tl,go:> l LC \\ n mt"e,l Portland u. had lak~n n co:n­
\hat nt Portland' hope of nn oJIC) 3 pomt He ww:: the ccrwm- nnndmg lt.:od In th~ opl'n&ng nun­
n 1 ,, tth Cnle) Cook. .Ill-confer- utes. on the antlc.s or dnndy Andy
tnre hnlfhnck of the Hopkin I Johnson nnd Mtlhon MtGih•cl)'
J('nkms nwnrd for outstandmc '' ho, Wllh tllclr .. uncnnn p!k«:smg
Garry Jackson dLr htp m the fadd of :sports. nnd bnll-handllng, sd up most or
Wllh hl.'i 5 feel, 10 inc:ht.'S nnd PU's ploYs under Ute buck.:-t.
160 pounds, Jackson 15 0 fast· 'McGilw~ry's 22 counters ~.:tune
brenk Lirtts: tmpro' mg his :;hoot-most!) on hts clever up-nnd-\ander
tn ln'm ndously ns he nenrs the hook shot.c;. He nnd Johnson were
tc•p cot-crs on Ule tenm ,, ith 59 towct of strcncth on the boards
pom < 10 5 snm( , ror almost n for the losc.rs while Set vns, F'u~z.,
1~-pnmt-pcr-gnme D\'Cl'tl!"(~.: Rctd nnd Gro\'e nidcd the cnusc
In m ton grnmmnr school wns ronstdcrnbl,) for U l-JIICCf'S.
th .. ~ ~,. 1 "·-, r t r Singling out indlviduolll, Conch l ....... , ne ....... . n~on • u-s <! • • •
orts as a hoopster (the :fifth f L'l: hod to so rue m ' tth the
r.td , to be exnctl. Ev r smoo proof of the scoreb~ok. Pnulson,
then. he' been pln 'ln .. me.reh• 25 potntl. Jackson, .. 1. but ndded
for r JnxnUon and) e: O:\"'menl,. quJc.kly, ''They ntl played flnw-
J less ball tomgbt." !though• he naturnU,· hk<.-s wm- As Fi ·d n1 rd 'l
IUJI better thnn 1051.;g x sat tcrwn s. • t wns
Cn•npmg outdoors 15 Jock.c;on's o sweet ''lctory," nnd those who
ntmmallmc occupaLion EsPl"<:inl- attended were lncUncd to be-1Jc,·e so h 1f there's a stream full of !1Sh
(.'at b)
CllS) \'lc-tocy up m rtnmc
Tul'Sdn) s gnme m last Although his \'otce mao,; not be Trodse Meets Tuesday
up lo chotr tandnrds. ns Jnckson
hllll$('lf lnugbmgly ndm:kc;. he
ncvt rthcless hkes to henr mm..o:clt J ckson. who hail from Port­
lana Jefferson h1gh school, led
hu 'Cmdcrclln · \l nm to .a stn\e
champJonstup last yenr D spttc me Str•ctly under the showc.r:s,
Ut l u:.
Smith Credits Frosh Court Failings
To Hot-Cold, Thirty-Minute Squad A Trod c• me.ctmg wm bt.: held
nc.."':t Tue.sdny nl 7:30 p.m nt the
Neighborhood house. 1\itcr the
busmess meeung then- Will be
n Chrlstmns pnrt) !or undcr-pri­
vtlcced children. Members are
urged to be then~.
Last Soturdny n prnctJce s1n­
lom <.."'urse was set for the ad­
vanced ski clnss and the 1<'am.
Anyone mten'Stcd in trying out
!or the ski tcnm should contact
Donna Gaylord in the reg1stror's Find Coach Warren Smith a
team lhnt can play n !uU bnlt
game and he wlll be n hnppy
man
Tut: da) bJ..S Frosh :qu d h{''d
tJi potent PorUnnd U yenrlm
to n two-point. 29-27. lead in the
fi t llnlf What hnpp nt.od lll thC'
seeond petod• ThP Smtth~n
couldn't control th<.> bo:lnL The
:fast brenk \\ouldil't jell Thl' cct down the floor they can't
seem to put the ball through the
hoop
Wtth all the nb entc.es dudng
U1e Dt.:~l couple of wc:cks Smith
Will sv. 1tch from thetr three-two
t up to a single po • Quick.
will be used al the post chllngtns
off with llauk Srunpter and Jim
Clal ton. O!flCC.
2021 Attention
WholHale Caady
Food Specialties
Jim Hruby Co.
S. E. Belmont VE 4312
team shooting nverngc ·wns l~ r.======:==::::::::::::::::r:::JI
than lhe s.ze or Jam T11ugnw.'
shoes
Tho Jrosh imvo puUcd both of
the.u-wins out or lhe !u-e in the
ccond hnll. once going lnto nn
overtime period to ICC the (!DmC
Th fu-st :> c r men can oo\ ~m
l(1 budd up .sufft lt•nt lead In Wedding Invitations and
Announcements
Pu.nolled pa~r ; inside~ and outside
beoutltully prinlod: 7 5elecJion of
Text and Serlpt Type envelopes :
the !.tr5t hnlf or they blow thclr $
ftUU'&U1 1n the .rmal pcnod 9.50 and Up
Tbo comhioation of J1m Wode per bundrod sots
Jun 'Tjugawn and Jmt ClAyLon AddiJlonal 100 sots S6.00 and up
has perfected nll but one phose ,r tb tr fa break. Wh n tit C)' Printing workrnan•bip on llll order& of tbtt bHt:
------.....;;=======~ 11rt==== id~,~t~fe~r~e~DI pric:es occasioned by various gJ"ados of c:iill for appointment.
'Mural Skeds BUSINESS CARDS: Box of son-st.98 to $7.50
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Faculty STATEMENTS: 6lx7 lllchea. ono fold--500 at $6.25 up
BUSINESS ENVELOPES: 6i alzo-Box of 500-54.95
USINESS ENVELOPES: lOs al%e; box -:~f 500 SS6.25
Loomis Printing Co. -:-Reliant Printers
Phone BR. 1343
516 N. W. 12th Ave Portland 9. Oregon Red · Hot Pioneer Quintet
Due for Active Vocolion
The Polnllnc hoopstcrs went nrc eight yenrlings on the sqund
o\'C.'r Ute hnlf-v; O'i mnrk m their H1s l\tnrtmJ: combo 15 moldt:d
JltC-sea on busketlmll cnmpnagn around Hnrlnn w,,rwcr, n senior
'r hur:;dny nlt::hl nnd wtll spread orwm·d. wh~1 lost ycnr ranked
th rcmnm~ng wnrmup contests third in curing for the tl.'am.
hroughout the Chrtstmns \'DCC!· Wen\'er IS nn cx~llcnt ball-hnn-
t•on. diu nnd o good t..:nm-mnn nc-
Tumot lOW mght the local eng-lOrdtng to hi conch
crs will rt'new Uwtr two-gumc sc· Colorodo A nnd .M, n member
rJcs wath the Potllnnd nir bnse on of the Skylmr conference. w1ll
th1• lntt~r·s home rlciQr. Ln~t week hring to hl\\'11 :1 .) ounc and mex­
cnd the ~harp-shooting Pionc('.rs pcrJenet.>d crop of ba ketbnll cn­
uulv• rt7.t:d the cnhstcd mrn, thuslost.s who luwe b~n robbed ns
f.ll-58. n better oil-around cluh Lhnn l11st
'I'ht' followtnG Mondtlj ntght, .reor's, but who wtll m·~d constd­
Conch E1dt•n Ftx's ~pe<'d-mcr- crnble competitive w:tton beJorc
~hnnts will tangle wtth a stronc U1cy come up to thc1r potential.
qumtct from Whitworth in ~ onQ- Conch Btll Strunnagnn, fomn~r
ntght stnnd. The game wsll ~c J\11-Amertcnn for Wyonung, t.'Ould
pln\'cd on lhl.' Ornnge nnd Block s1 ftcld n tenm 0,·erngmg 6 feet 5
own court. I Jnchcs. There nre only thrl..'c men
A tn~ely Chr•stmns girt for whn mcosur c IC'.ss thlln 6 feet on
Cou~h :F t:.X wouJd ht 11, Win ovct I the enUre sqund. L1ke SOCE.
nn m' ndmg Central \~ aSllington Coach Strnnrugan hos to rei • on
qund ~December 21., The team untried freshmen and :.opho~orcs
~rom FAilen.sbcrg Will trove I the to cnrry thl· brunt or lhc lond.
~00-~dd mile;; lo piny the :;olo Only two vnrslly numeral wm-
1:'\ cntnJ! nUntr wnh l h e home nwrs arc bnclt to bolster Uu~ cnu.se
crew. this SeMon. They me Don Scot·
Twu dn) s afto.:r Clu titmas the hmn and Ruto.o; Per udut, n pn1r or
Pioneers wtll piny host to Conch 1.!-fcct 2·1neh fon~·ards, who nrc
Ted .Schopf n.nd his Southcrn Ore-tn line !or plenty of hnrrl work
gon Red R.·udel'$. With only f11ur durmg the coursl' or 1he scnson.
lcttcr-wtnners rt..•Lurnmg to the The Agg1cs' prc-st!ason record is
fold, Schopf has termed lhlS sen· 5-0, nt this wntlng.
son. "n )ienr of butldmg." There .All games will bcgm nt 8:15p.m.
SEE: ''My Daddy Sells the Best
Auto Insurance in Town"
Linbua\y Rotcs Ul> Lov. U!< 17.10 :;tx months
Snvc 20 to 30% Safely with
Mayflower Auto Insurance
George A. HukeU, Dlllric:t Managor
3805 N. E. Broadway TO 4946
Orchid Corsages 20% Oil
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STUDENTS
For Unusual Chnstmas
Gifts Give Orchid Plants
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Smith Cancels 'B'
Volleyball Games Garelul Boys~ Kelauverls Looking llty Cape
DI'COUSC nr th•• Chrlstmns work
cnnnu!t, all inlr Otn\11 Ol \'Ollt•y
llnll gum•~ in the "0" ll'nguc
hU\"C been t'llnccllrtl until fur­
th('J" not ict>, \Vun••n Smtth, men IIi
mural dit t-ctn1, nnnouncl'd totlny
F'rnt h•ug\Jt~ leader, Lmnhdn,
dl•lcnds rls lt'ndcx'ilteln 'rue fin)'
ugmntll thl' :fourth-ph&cc K.nppu
tcnm in whnt t•uuld turn out to
bt the upset ol the tournnmenl.
&-cond-lllorc Sigmo mcf ts tb('l
cvt·r-stronr. Dclt tc un an n nome
for second spot-the ~orne of thf"
dny. The simon-pure Polccnls
CUtot's to sny th£>y hnvt•n't won
a snml') clinch with the unpr -
dtctnbl lif.Mh ln on ottcmpt to
climb out or the c\lllnr.
Spec:iol allenJion should
brought to the cont~'!!t Tuc da\·
between 1\tc.A!cc nnd the undr.<
fi"'ntl'd Fncull;y tcnm. The Fuc·
ullv sqund Is composed or t -
pros (ni'.COrchnt~ to lhmr victim!!)
who piny nn cx:ccptlonnlly nnc­
br::md of bniL 'l'llf'lr t• om work
I something wonderful to sct' o!l
their opponents lc:~llf.)' nfter los­
In!! 1<.1 them.
Bystundcrs rcrnnt k thnt By Interostod SpoctCJtor
Gal 'murols ended WJth u tagh yl'slerday f01· the curr nt
ycnr. Action hns been fierce and furaous m t\\ o fu!lds of corn­
pctllion-vollcybnll unrl bnskctball. The Ninf! o'Clock ~vmnics
arc cut rently shnrmg the bnskelbnlllf:nd wtth the Misfit team.
Barrmg upsets, these two undefeated teams should meet m a
tilumc motch on Jnnuary 10, w1th the winner hcmg c.rowncd
'mural chnmpion.
Wbllo watching the gals playing thoir lntcrosling
brand of baakotball yostarday. I noth:od an amcn:ing phe­
nomenon. Ono of the young ladJcs had hat mado o spec­
tacular gallop (tha.J'a only word to dosaibo U) down tho
floor. Gra.sping tho ball in her clammy bands, bo wa.s
Just about to ahoot when .• , iJ h<~ppened.
Droppmg the ball, he d heel from the floor. lcnVJng
her befuddled opponents bclund. A few minute latt>r. sh
reappeared wiUt o new face (one cnn'l ploy w1th a hmy nose, • can one?).
After sovcral almllar incldcmttl , such as dirty bands.
looso gCJrtors. soiled shoes and m~y hair. 1 auumcd after
due deliborCJtlon . that tho gala play a different type of
bCJll than other pcoplo. But it has ita interoslli:lg points.
l~ncu lly '' ICJI&ms sccm to pay
rnm e ntlnltJon to t h c Fuculty
tcnmwork titan their own. (.t\
sort or a n1u hypnousm). Un­
l<!S.'I sorncthmg unforeseen hop
pens, the Fnculty team will meet
the Lnmbdo skyscrapers an the
plny-of! gnme bet ween the ''"In·
ncrs of U!l' Frnt nnd JndCJ>mdcnl Intramural action will resume on Jnnunry 3 wath n lull
slate Clf act1on scheduled Io1· the bnskclbn 11 court.. The "1 :30
Class" will meet the Thetn Thugs m n contest to delermmc
second plnoc ... undoubtedly the game of the doy. 0\.her
games fmd the first place Ntnc o'Clock Nannies fncmg the lnst
HECT.IC A~1'ION in tho J~ird quarter with LC cenJer Duane I plnce Holev Socks and lhe other first place team Misfits,
Rasmusson playmg loap-lrog wllh PU center Million Harvest Me- . "'
Gilvery u LC torwo.rd Kon Sorva.a auompta 10 loin the frolic. Photo mectmg the other cellar dweller. G1gglmg Gammas 1 1D Wl1al
by Oregonian photographer, Allen de Lay, looks like brcolhers•for bolh top teams.
• Jc.ngucs. Thts potentinl scrop
looms up ns the gnmc or the
tournament Portland U Year lings Du11tp
Frosh 79 lo 50; Torson Stars I While wo'rc dl.scu.ssing tho collar team&. w& mlght
as well montlon n rumor which is sweeping the campus­
Holoy Socks can't win a game boccruse of :their clean
brand of ball and tho Glgg11ng Gammas oro having trou·
ble denting the win column boc:ause of their uncontrol­
lablo fits of laughter. (Ia this while watching tbolr op­
ponents? ) "Application& for entry in the Sportmg an nncm1c .250 nvnr­
coming mural bnskctbnU toumo- nge the LC frosh clos d out lhc
tnt.!nt will be ncc:cplcd until Jan-n:ocond v.cek of thclr 1!!51-52 com­
unry 8," Coach Smtlh Sllld to-p1lign Wllh n loss to Portland U's
day: .. t\11 Lenm.'l are urged to get yearlings 79-50 on the Pnlolinc
lhe1r entry blunks In curly, so court.
that n schedule can be drawn up The locnl boys trmlcd by two
early." pumL'f, 29-::!.7, at the hntr. The
A clinic Will he held before PJlot fro.c;h c:omc bnc.k strong 1.n
the l>asketboll tournament starts fhe second period with Jim Tor­
to help fnmllio.rtr.c lhc pluycrs ron potting 20 counters. Torson
,,. lth the game tnd its rulrs, nnd Kopp tcruncd up on the
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COMING
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r n n n n r n n n r n r Ju uuwwwwuuww I bonrds nnd the Sm1thmcn did not
l(<>t n rebound in th~ final sta,nu I
Hnnk Snmpicr conUnuf'd his sc-or­
ing spree, ll"'ndin~ the team w1lh
l•J pomts. Torson wns high mnn
<'n the floor with !!4. He was fol·
lowed by hi. tcnmmotc Kopp who
hnd 18. As of yet, this rumor hnsn't been confirmed but when
these two teams meet on January 10, one of them will have to
win, unless or course, they pull a high school trick and tte. ln
that case1 I suggest that the tenm that committed lhe most
eye-gouging and hn1r-pulling be ruled the winner .
After trailing by sovon points
nt the intcrmiRSeon the Irosh re­
bounded tn dump n stubborn
Benson Tech tcnm, ·ll-iO, on the
J.C mople. Chuck Bonnndo lend
the point mnkers with 12 talhcs .
Sampicr wns second high with 11.
•rhe wm wns the yearlings' sec­While walking Innocently through the girls' locker
room the other day in aoarch of news (at this stago of
the game, we'd even uso D. E. forms) I bad em intewsting
experience. One of tho young misMS of the WRA Jorked
me <JSlde with one of her Camay·carcued. hands, thus
dlalodging a •pUnter In my throat and butened to inform
' nd or th<' senson.
The Smithmcn's one game win­
ning strcnk wns cut by n btg c.x­
pcrumccd teom from Oregon
Dental school. The d\.•ntists
lroun~d the first ycnr men. 65· • me that they were staging a gala event on January 8 for
all the faculty and student body ... a "Tac-Studo Play
night" with events scheduled ln a variety of indoor
sports. Pulling loose from the enthu.alull.c gal's grasp. I
made a daab. with my WRA exclu.aive. for the LOG office
and securlty.
51. Ball Laney of the tooth pullers ------------- r------------­
kd the sroring column with 15
points. Snmp1er wns the big gun
In the LC ntliu:k '' ith 14. Intran1ural
Volleyball Standings
•
Notching th•ir tint win o! the Frat League
nson, the Cro.sh went overtime Tcnm
to down Bnltleground high, 60·56. 1-Lnmbdo
'rh~ \'cnrlings :~howing thdr typi-2--Sigmn ..
en! one hnlf fincsL• enmc rrom be-3-Dclts
lund ln the second half to knot •!-Ko n
the srore nt 5:!-5:! nt the end or PP
the rogulnr playing time.. 5-&tn •
A long <.tnc-hnnd shot by AI S-Acnctn
Slcvt>nson put the ~·carhngs in i-Alphn
the Jcud nnd lht!y were not hcnd-
lndOPQndents
1-Fnculty cd in thQ lmnl three minutes.
Snmpacr, up to h1s u~unl pomt
mnkmg tactics, rocked up 13
counters to INtd U1c frosh. Portee: 2-McAfce
3-Frosb
"ns high for the gnml' with 15. 4-Polecnts
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THE J. K. GILL CO. r PIONEER LOG Frldny. Docombor 14, 19~1
owman bjeclives epeals • a1a-se
Anti-Discrimination Director Promises 1-.Jo Boycotts, Published Lists
By W~ll)' Bowman
Flatr Ro1e Chairman
Thte J.'ntr Rose program Is rcol·
1) mo lng fot '' nrd no\\ Cru unl
ndlffercnce as Codmg and the
~tudcnts nrc gcttms b<'hind the
ffor,t an tn cnthuslru lio mnnnc.r.
RC<ll""UiUng help it; cnsy f o r u
thong nd dozc.n hn\'C nlrendr
pledged thc.u nll-ou l support.
Th• reason~ Stmplc. ThC!rt' is
t1 deitmte frnng hnc JOb to do
und th<' students lon· it Jt as n o ulion to th~.: tn nant 1
rnu1t I know th11"' cond.ihoru
aren't raght. bu1 what c:an 1 do
n' (1 mor tndivlclual lo comba1
unju t rac:ial preJudice and dis·
crimination? •
\l h · you "indtvtdunls,"
lit~ lli ~·our chnn~ to shng vour
\\eight m-ound rcgnrdmg you•·
bcht-fa
The antcr-college Fntr H<'.sc
lummitt c hns chosen a plnn of
nt•Uon. not ongmnl l>ut pr\lven '' crtull) dfccuv Jt fcol thai
11 good alnrlinq point would bo
ul a lnol whore dlsc::rirnlnoti.,n
.s mort' P• onount'Cid. Th.al la. In
a staurants, !avorn1 bowling 31·
loy5 and other :roc:reatlonal ctstab·
lishmon!o in the c:ity.
Under our plnn, the propractor!l
of lhc:-t• plnu•s w11l bt' nppruo.ch·
cd by mdl\ 1dunl studt'nts or 11
pau l'f student. whQ \\all PNlk
to lhc.>m obout U1e ~ums d'nd r.onls
of the Fntr Rose cndN1vor. 1'hi a ' tr ) d~.:1 Ill u In the fll·
1 or.ll\ c rl~:1 al to be dasplaycu.
\ hl~h rends, "'!'hi estnbli hnwnt
wlll not dl;crhnln:ue ugnanst !HI)
p .. on hi..'<'HU~~ Q( rllCl'. l'olor llr
err ed
Th'-dec:nl baa boon ~lgnod by
the nln~ parhc:apatlng colleges.
Therl' will be no boycotts no
publiahod IIIla. Tho whole pro
g,.am is a positive one.
Out• mnan t•Hort ' Ill n1nu· dur­
l,, .. Brotherhood week. Jnnunry «·i2 \\hun L _ \all c tnv 1 ~ lhl'
"hole Pottlonu art'n !tom JcHcr·
son stn!l•t snuth lo th•• t'l)llclo(l'.
Remember, the dcgrct• of our
succl ss dt•p~uds upon I ht• tl!:grce
o( tlUr convictions. Let'~ gh•c this
vitnlly impot tnnl plnn the push
I hnt it \\ ~~II dcst!r Vt•s.
Students Should Buy
from LOG Advertisers
Our ld\ •tli r m lht t.OG nre
not JU.St pcndmg money !1) sec
Akin Girls Give St. Nick Word
About Secret Wishes for Gifts T t D • how fttSt It C/Ul be spent, eeny 0 lSCUSS It IS tnlf! that they are domg
Horne conditions I "'CI"\'ICI In prodding money for
us to publash but an t·clurn we
Fund Teen)•, fordr.n tudl'nt .1.. n t•ollcgc rommunlt ,. should
(tom L••bnnon, will :.pcnk to rend the :~ds tmd pntro,.;-tze tho!lc
DEAR SANTA ••• Akin ball girls are tellUlg Mr. Claus JUil
exactly wblli they want for Cluiatmu . Joan Gainer, troni row right
demands only of lhe old boy a 1952 Cadillac wUh a mao m i1.
Olhen putting ln requests lbaJ would fill any large stocking a.ro
Ann Mc:Gilchrist . iron! row left, and Donna Jewell and Helen Hud­
son. 1econd row. The gari.J nre f.rom Newberg. Vancou•or St. Helens
aDd Por1Jand . respoctively .
Space in 1952 Annual Available, Says Editor
Orgomz.ntJoruJ may caslly ac-1 A r1.."CC.nt staff chn.ng~ is the np­
quarc space 10 the yearbook. m-pttlmt.nwnt or Sally Skmncr, JUn·
f r Trel Taior. Vo ., .. eur edl-1or, ns nctlvatles editor._ rcplac-
0 ms }....., mg Jl'an Goodman, who 1s carry-
tor, by gaving, In advance oJ the tng D large ac.ndcm1c load.
occOSJon, dctallcd mfonnotion
r gard1ng o dunce or octivlty
This request as made, explains
Tnl. bee4lusc a photographer
must be encnsed to l.nkc ptclurc.s f
nnd obtam other nccess.ar) ma­
t.cnnl {or the event That whtch 1
m<'nll> pubhcatwn, adds Trcl.
"'111 b come n p8l t of lho Voya­
geur.
Seniors nrc ngain rcmtndl..-d by
members of lhc Voyageur stnff.
lhnt sf lhe.ar pictures ore not in
tnc book, they \\ill receive no
mlntlon
Achievement Test Set
Prvg n:c aclucvcmenl 'l.e5ts
wdl be given m :room W~'!. Jnn­
uary 7 be 1nnm at 2:30 p m for
tudcnt.l in dcmentnry education
ho lwh prc\'IUU !;. 'Ulk n the
t t and n• cd t.b improve score
For
Young Men & Women
Modem Tailoring
Baumann's
House of Style
-1JUf Floor S!ud.io, Morgan Bldg.
BE 6032 By Jim Spohn Cloyd V. Gustorson .ocial psy-bustncSSl'S mtl•resh•d in us
chology clnss at 10 'l,m. next -------------­ Four ,\kin hnll culll·~. who d~·r­
anttcly bcltcvc in Snntn Claw, np·
ruucntly wonted to rnnkc sua•
that the old ccntlcmnn knew c.'=-
Ctl\' whot th1•y wanted for Chnst­
mns b~.:cnusc lrust Mondny thcv
mnd~ their ~~~quests pen;onnlly.
Joan Gruner, rrcshmRn, Donna
Jcw<>ll, freshman, Ann ~kGII­
l hrist, sophomore, and l'lt•lcn
Hudson, freshman, s q u \' c z. e d
through lht• bnt'S nt Akan hnll,
tr1ppcd hchll~ ncruss the dewy
campus, nnd broke into a fast tmt
toward Fn.•d 1\'Iyet~ and . • ,
Santa!
Walh n girl on each knc1• and a
gnn on hts rosy, bcwlm;kcrcd face
Mr. Claus Jistencd to Joan's mod
est request for n '52 Cndillac
1\nn, after smcarang Santt.
a-ougc, uskl'<i, wtth n ghnt in het•
c) c. 1t she couldn't hove just onl·
Jlttlc ol' male hnrem
A ra. t frctght lO her 8 o'dock
t'!a.'IS wns the wish of Donnu Jew­
ell, while Hehm Hudson h(>Jd out
lor o quick W'tlY to n 4.0.
Whelhl!r 01 not the pllgrtmngl•
w1ll pay of! remains to be seen,
buL at docs dlustrnte tn whnt ends
.. garl wlU go to get somcth1ng
sht.: really wants.
lnctden\ally it's hnrd t<.' say
Just who got the biggest thrill Tu. sdny in B-24 on c.onditlons ns
they l'.Xist in his country,
Teeny is n JUnior pa c-medle
mnjor. He was grndunt~d from
Suk-d-Ghnrb htgb school 111 Le-b·
nnon. Bcfoac coming to Lew is
rand Clark h!! nttcndcd Ameorlcnn
Uni\'crsaty ot Beirut. He is thl.'
.on of Aflkhatl nnd Bnhivva • •
T~cny of Midnn Quarh'r, Ahlc,
L··bnnon.
Profl•ssor Gustafson ndviscs
lhut all interested students arc
tn\'llcd to hcnr this ansadc storv • of conditions ns they I'!XI&t in
<>thl'r countries .
Chapel Choir Positions
Open Without Auditions
\ny per on '' ho hk~:. h.J ~mg
muy JOin the chapel chlllr w1th·
out tryout. Rchcnt·snls arc sched­
uled nt 9 a.n Tucsdo,· nnd • Thursdny. and th(; !(roup sings
nt most chnpl I 1 \ices under
the dit·ccLion of L. Stanley Gl~r­
um.
Member s of the chapel choir
wall jom llw college chorus nnd
smg with the Porllnnd Symphony
on:hcstr.t's prl'Scntahon of Bct­
Uoz's "Rl'quicm'' and ubo in thl•
annual May Music Fcstl\'al at
:he audttonum.
out ol the stunt, but what mnn in r--------------,
Ius raght mmd wouldn't be su­
preme!)• happy to be a king on
•us throne, surrounded by four
ovely coeds.
Meier Breaks Wrist
First ca~"' It or the wmter IS
Mr1i. Emma Meu:r, head o! thC'
!on ign languogc deportment
She brukc her nght wri8~ lust
Friday, when she fell on the icc·
CO\'e.red su:ps at her home as she
started to thc campus.
From Eln:a Cook -JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station
• Lubric:alion
• Battorlos
• Gas and Oil
• Tires
.255 N. E. Sandy BlTd.
Hunger is bitter ...
but the most accursed
of Want's fell scorpions
is thjrst.
Y ct. thirst nsk$ nothing more
tbnn Cnca-Co ln. If .vou' re 'Ulunlcrtng
nlong or racing your motor,
etart off rt•frcsht.:O ... hnve a Coke.
IOTTUI) UNDU AUTHOmY Of THt COCA..COLA COMPIIH'f IY
Coca-Cola BoUilog Company of Oregon Jin.9fe bells, jingte btllt
tve siven up rny s\eisb
Oh what iUn it is fo ride and
Save tfte Greyhound way I
~ J' .1) v
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For a MERRY CHRISTMAS
Trip with Extra Cash
For Extra Gifts and Fun
Go GREYHOUND!
Some of that extra green etuft
alwoye comca in bondy-eepocially
at Chri.Jtrnnel And you ~ave mnny
dolla,.. on bolidny travel wboo
yq_u go Greyhound .. , it c:osiJI only
4 third as much 118 driving your
cor .•• fn lou thoo using aoy
other kind of traveL
Go anywhere by Greyhou nd lo
W4l'm,woath er-condition~d SupQrlo
Coachea •. time-envin.r Thru-Ez.
preesos at regulo.r low fare&
SEE HOW YOU SAVE!
no .. •
Sea ttl•
San rranca.oo
YA'IdtuA
Vancou••r , B.Cf.
Dnar•na
Wenat.oh ..
.P•n4letou Round2'1(,
f.l0.30
5 iO
18.16
8.00
10.06
6.:l:>
11.70
7.05
(Plu :re4erat 'J'.:a)
CHARTER A BUS!
A chartered Greyhound ie ccooom­
icru nnd lou more run when maoy
are going to the eamo plaool Ask
about Greyhound charter buso.a
for holidu.y t.ravul or any trip.
GREYHOUND
Central Bus Depot
GREYHOUND
~1h & 1'aylor ATwaier ~171 I
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