Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 10, Number 13
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1952-01-01
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I • , . Eduard Lindeman
amod as Consultant • • • fJ ·· e' Seeks
Offic·al
ction· ........... fu s;
elaye
llppomtnwnt uf Ul', Edunrd
l.lntfcnl(ln, prult.•BRor ()( • m'ml
tlnsuphy aL {;Oillllt hf:t Ull!Vt I'•
>'• nK cunsullnnt, hus ,tJL in
tt!On JI)UJI!l lor lh•• 1!152 SUI1l11Hlr Mayor Lee. Council
Considor Campaign
F.11r Ro £• wetl l b. n
por.1pon d tl!mp, • •·1,>. p :ndan
I r~nul df'd rm by ·h PvrtJond
City C• Un(•Jl on l}u.• pr!l,P(J!.iJI r
mukan th" carnp 1gn tm ,fht:• tl
caty-wid· nffaar. worl:sJtup m rnmmttnhy
\ ft'C undl.lr th• dircl!tlon of • llnmld Soxc TulllP, director Pn>vl .. U!I plnn ro • !J r., f lllr le' I 1>~hlp tmlnm{! ut the col-Ro WN'k the p< n d Jonunn
worksh<Jp, which wn.o; ln
~turalt d In 104fl, thi11 :nun mer
lJ I lllt f lhC SCCOIId ycnr O( ~
(lpo!i('d lhrct>-ycnr urv<'y ur 6 12.
The machinery ~ ,still miJIQ •,
h •Wt Vl r, md pre !1l pJnru can I !.-.r the nnt1-d1 rurunntory mnvc-
' ( nt to Rt t unci( \l..uV m lim
• .nn Cuy, populolJnn 7600
fu'St two y~:nrs of the work
lP wcr<: spcnl in n stud\' of
l: Osw('go-Lakc Grove com· •h b< annan •Jf p n
m
w lily B 0 w m D FUJr n
riiDI mnn for L..-...,:1 nd Cl r •
po n~ v. th nf1dtnN w lh lu.
blt numbt:.t f v Ul't 1; n aiimiL)'. <4
llmitc.>d number nl tuition .;. .. ,. , • •
, lorllhlps \\ Jll be .tvoilubl{'l : " ..,. ~ .... .. ~·
- • ... ...:J 't.t ,.fl', .. JI,h: f.,r LC' ,~<~b ! anv 1 "SJng
outhwt t P 1"tltmd m J.h1 v n· t ,,. ,~;umm~;•·'s sc sion. one j ... .... • -.. ~ -
~ . ~ .... , i
111llll hip lo be l'l'E••rvt.'tl lor on --< • ·.• ,;., ., _ .• "'-'" • ... ~~' ('f) IlL J.:( mJ)Ua n
r ,. . - .I# ,_, • *"' • ~~ ~~~;~ ~~ I j:;CIO C•ty t~llf'hCI '. I • ~-.., , -:, /' _,j ..:~ :;,- • ~ ~..;, ,o4 -
Pducnl•un dl:'porttncnt w1JI '""' ---•'ifl._,' ..,-· -. ... ,;., ... , ';;; _ A roc~nt opinion
Ul tw.lcnt an 1 poll 1mr n r
tn:m~ •n
, ond tl:1 w: lhc full t'O·opur.•tmn ,,f lht.' SNOW DIDN'T STOP OPERATION BOOKLTFT. buJ olmosj did la5t weekend .
t!{;Pil t.'1ty C:'luunhor of Com-!!'oeo and made dri"ing hazordou1, Snowball s mado podos!riltns duck for coVC!r. Snow blankotcx! tl1u 1 1 .m f r I
uu cil 1 n v 10
II •In ' lhte ft), P('()H • r
nnd IJuthcr Klllg, Oregon
UPeJ'Illltnd•mt or schools
coopc1-allng Oregon Cily
F'air R w k I to llW
a r .t ~ t-
.1:1 oups indudc the dty
nnmg comm1ss1on, city t:oun r :n1J
l und thl r ntd a hl
h' u J:!"QliP or r • ur:.n l o ,
Dr. Eduard Lindeman
, labor cnuncil, l'nTent-Tcnchcr
f·u-=w••v" and the .Amcrlcon As
e&:Jtlon of Umvcrslty Women.
gradua1e of llithigan StaJe
lt>&l'. Dr. l..indenmn hos hnd
experience m soc-inl work.
holds honorary degrees from
colleges and hns tnught nt
mJrord, UniVl'l'siW of Wiscon
Univcrsaty of Cnhfornin ond
univl•rsily. In HH9 he
ns \'lsltin,;: professor at
Univcrstty of Delhi, lntlia.
• Lindeman hns ocrupicd his
nt position tl th(' New York
ool or Social WOI k of Colum·
1 university tor 26 yenrs, Just
v.tdcly known ns an author,
. Ltndeman hMl wl'ittcn "The
rnuuity," .. Sal'l(li DiscO\'t:t~·."
inl 'E'ducotion," "Wealth nnd
u1c" nnd other books. He as
·author, Wli.h T. V. Sm1th, of
he Demncrtlltc Wn\· of l..afc." • An oxtenlive publiciJy clln\
tgn for the workshop Is bemg
by the college, undCJ•
I • • • superviSion of Gny Bardtng,
bhc rcintions director.
prospcct a\'c cours1! in
s (I) o stut1y of pcrs.onnhty
IJUstmen'~ of pupils, <:!) n stul.ly
VOCtlllonJl l pro, P<'ClB, (3) D
of 1 ecJt•at mnnl mlerc:;Ls in •
EST. 1867
;.tOLUME X Portlan:l, Oregon. Friday, January 11. 1952 Number 13
All-College ' Gay-Ninety ' Review
Gets Go-Ahead for Aprill Date
'T'hc J!(•rg~ous, gaudy Goy Nme
tJCS will make a cumebaC'k at
ll'mpt Apr'll I. in on nll-collc~e nin~ to plnn th1•ir cnmc.:dy actt.j member of lhc SPBSQA lS•tClch'
con-con dances nnd whati'Vt'l" el!c for the Pru:crvau~m of .BoriJ\.!r
th«" "sood old du~s'' brinn back Sh1)p Quartc~ in Amuacn) will
"tao~c l"f'VIcw," m th•• wuy of t•ntr;rtammrnt . be among its member.;. nd rn n " h hud oAt aJ
t up plnns fur a llna r.r n-
•m w.urvut t r-nm t:u:k l
port the c unCJl chang•1i Ul':!:
md pi nn~ tc, ( p u az.e. F 1
P~ · pnnCJplu an t taal
und pln~:t. of r '<'rt.lltl<..n
Using th• Fair Bou.r plan of :.o=
Ulu\'Cn::at,v of Cn!J!ornw w.. liD cx-
mplc, and w th "F t Ro; £1 rn•·nn
rah play I as OJ mott(J. Bnwm n
md, • We ore f:'nou ~ p nnn•n
ro1 n. !ru~ f ~d ~ ... t v
cumpaien."
'Silver Sprea I Dante
Sel for Saiur ay llighl Acc•lrdmg to ·•Unci!! .Jim" J1m Lon11. who in nonnul Ute Stogl' dt.::c.:ornU6 y; lll k'" p
l.ong, local ll!adcr of the mo\'c· Is a m~;mbcr of the student nNiv• with th!' 1\Pmt of the duys or A SJivcrv."Dr.:> L" spNnd on 1
mem to restore the fndmg but lth:S commntcc, mud thnt thC! "Gny hnndk-bnr mu tae'hcs, b c T b c r tabll plat ~tt.mg, \\all r~ ph
still famous days to thc1r nght-Ntndacs R.:vuc," ns the prngrnm shClp quorwts nnd the btcycle cas or -;.1\'crwnrc be prcud lln
ful place m the world of enter-is of/JcJOIIy titled, will h•' n con-bu11t for h\ o Acts wall tn<'ludc th• Hll of th\: omnck shack Snt·
talnment, "The Ninetws must J&\'C test to find the group or ind1vtd- comedy, shipsUck, tnn <'On, of urdoy naght, Jnnuary 12. thr
on," nntJ lhis program lS meant unl who b t 11\•cs up to th• stnnd-o;hoe doncmg, <.tc lntcrso1 oraty COIJncai pon .. m d
to' get them back on their !eel. ards of the ·nt•·rtninm••nt of th~. Long sold that the dat~ of th.,; after-game dane• Uv med · S1lver • Wlith plonty of imagination nnughty. nSSPmbly ho5 bt.'l n sN bn ·k tu Spn:nd.'
!rntcnuttcs, sorori:.u:s, living or-Juctgos will bo cnrefully chosen give the inns of thl' Bt.nt.r11X' l<r., Spurred on bv the egan. Stl
gamzEJtions, 1ntercst g1'0ups, fnc· from lhe rnnk!l of tht nmus .. mem sl)•le of lhe mncUeo; a chancl' to vcrwnn.· for Stt..'\\ -art HnU,.. the
tJlty rmd indivtdunls nrc begin- \\ orld and at fs rumorl'd lhat a I beuer orgnnue and pn par<.> thctr I thr-et" cnmpus rororlt.Jcs ore JUl.D-_..:;_ ____ ......_ _____ ....;;. ________________ nets !or lht: bt rcvu,•. I mg to ret to cOUt t enuugh monc)
78 Years Young Ben)·am1·n A Thaxter to buy th ... m; .. dcd km\·c~. :for~ -- • L bd F and spoons by charging n 25-ccnt. T T R I. . J AI I am amen orm ndml IQO :lt the ull~mJlUS in-0 ry e Jrement ID une-mos Pappy-to-be CJub1vlh,~ .dart~ comm~.::u:mg innn~.--
'rhe honorary doctor ot ldtcrs hl' performt:d lh•• wr !rum un-1 . • dfntd) n!l('J" th tame ,,.,th Col-. I ~-· h Th· L.u lbdn mu EpstluM It• •c; of Idaho degree wtll be awarded Pr(\(essor pleasant tnsk of Kl!iSang l c 't 1• h
nn:n tn,.tng any c anccs on Thl& tng or dr;tg ()CC ku hru Bt."njomm A. Thaxtet· nL lht: con· youngc:st lady on compus: _ ttu·ir ranks ~mg dl..lplct u m th(' mu tc bv rc·cord.'l ruu1 th r-h vocutlun assembly January :!9 Thaxter a:aarted teachmg m . " te .... -• • · ll.arurc. t lh Co <.: I nt II o.m. in the gvmnasaum. 1091 an ungrudt-d two! in .Mosnc men pnusc IS WI en o o.
The occnsion wil.l be uruquc in ut t.lw age uf 18 Obt;uning hts In ~rdcr to ossuro 0 lnrge mcm· nnnounc:~ L~urHUl M~tTS, pres-
that the namble 78-years·voung B.A. d .. gn t' <tt Y.a ( m 1897, hi' bl!rshap 10 rou8hly 20 Y '<ll" or ldtnt of the counc1!
bt•lovcd ~choler tnught at ScJuth 80• the Lambd 5 hn\'c forml'd n D~rouon Gli'T') tn~ out th<'
will be uwarded Enstt:rn ~hssoun "Poppy.to-B€:'' club composed "! s' I v c r w u r th me are being
normnl school. In Jam Codd:ud, F"ranny Co~. Eldon ,JJanned by SigDUl Rho, Coke nnd
1907 he earn• d Guntt•r. B1ll Partlow nnd Ro · rt.=eurds arc bcmg urreng\.d 1 r 'b\ tht.' honor during
his last year nt
Lcw1s nnd Clork,
the fanllle of o
6J-yea1· tcnching h1s master's de-Goddnrd Tht.:tn Koppo AJphn Gnmmn i an
gn.:•· from Yolc ns Should the M dnm God-chnrgt or «Jllcctmg the ~dmtS-
nn Eltgllsh mn· dard. Cox, Gunh r, Pnrtlow and saons nnd c:lcnmng up.
Jor. Th«>n b~··nn Goddard pa·ovc stubborn ond Dean Fre :da Hartz:fdd brought cnreer. ...
Tho w h i 1 e. n 33-~·~.:nr caN:cr brmg forth young l:adl ln~tlt' d lO the attcnti.Qn or th lntcrsor-
hai.red oro!cssor 1u Portland city of the d~rt.:d luturc Lnmbdn Otii.Y c<!uncll thnt t.ht: nt:vo worn-
, S .. •1ools. I.ambdn mny apply for namass on en' dormatory was m due nl"Cd ol ' 1 ld baoJogy ,~
d 'h Albnn'-' c-oiJcae to the inl.eNturonty counctl of catlnc impkn en~ nn s akespenre " "
will gCI into H'· claimed hmt ns
tircml'n\ -bul dcnn lll 1939.
nr)t on the shclt. \\"hut he col-Final Exar11 Schedule
"'tlly pluns arc ll~W rnov .. '<l to Thundoy •. January 17 tfon to fli~'iiHu:s nnd (4> a
of the cost p1:1· pupal of
rli!US Currkulnt · Off .nogs. mddinllt• a!tm· Ptlrtl.md, h1• b~.:-a·oo MWF a oo-to·oo Ed lO'i, R I 1 JO 15·11 <11
p,J Sc1 157, So. 1 .12•15· !US
Tuesday, JAnuary 22
-
Out Friday
flrihl r:tlcmlnr lor tht>
tcr m ()( I P52 will Ill; 1\\'1111-
at nb CQ!ll 10 prlntt•U form 00
rntfon doy, Fttdny, Jnnuorv
ncco1 dang to Winnie CnJ lock.
commassaoner. J unt•," Thnxtcr cnm1• pr~sldt •nt
said, "but you Benjamln A. Thuter 111 19o4 1-42.
,.,111 b..t I'll be 6pcndm(: monr '\v11h the 1 nc.l uf lus t~.:nehlng
hou ns ''" cum pus 1n tbc gurtl~ns. I cAreer m mght. Thuxt•·r rem in
want 10 .kc•:P buS)' ns lung a:; I IS<:•~ that "lt 1 hod It nll tu do
liv••" O\'t•r lli(O&n, I \1 6Uidy du o .. l
•rrndtt!on hns: ! millnritcd hili hnve done. I \'~ cn)uyt•d •'\'try
boy ash gran tn his stud~.;nt , pnsl nunuLc 'elf the plensnnl ansoc•n-8:00 'l"fh 10 15 11.45
12, 12:30 .l\tWF 12·15 2 fS
Cuntli( t .! •30 4 30
Friday, Januory 18
9·(10 MWF 8 QO 10 00
1J:Ull 'r1'h 10 Hi 11 45
1:30 MWF J!!·IS 215
1•30 TTh 2 30· .. 00
and pr~ent, in lb~ yend) Hang-uons wuh yuun« pt ople. cspecml- Monday. J11nuary 21
mg of lht! Crct:n ceremony where ly hen.: at Lc\\IS nnd "'lurk.' C.A. 51, Ger. I, Ed 108 8.00-10'00 10:00 MWF g·00-10 00
10·00 T'fh IO·IS 11 45
2.30 MWF' 12.15-2·15
2.ao 'l'Th 2 so--t·oo
Wednuday, Jenuuy 23
11:00 MWF 8 00 10 00
Ccmflu: t
3 SO MWJ.'
3.30 'Mh 10 15 I I 4 •
12 15-2•l:J
2'30 41)'1 '
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-Page Two PIONEER LOG f'ridoy. Jnnuary 11,
On ~kip Too ll1an)· Tall Paul Two LC Thespians Actin
The studen~ at Lewis nnd Clork arc mtssmg a good bel. Man from I-o-way In Civic Drama, 'Sheba'
We refer to the mQnthly book rc\'tcws JOmlly sponsored M k G d 1 LC a es QQ a By Herb Sc:holdor I In the role .>I l.t .n. whlc.h
by the I<:nghsh department und tht-hbtary. Lust Fridny Jt)hn On~ bnttlc-scn•H 11 ••t ron or Shu· loy B'1oth n "tonr," n
.1. Gross spoke to a handful of students on the modCI n ltnlian By c. thorin' Oel\atroty mony on op•·ning night nnd clnt.! old l)l\ 3Wllm, the NClW
.. 1 • • · F 1 lnwo. nottd ror il ·• 1 tom no\·cl nnd espcc10lly hJn Stc.i y' by Elio \"ittOrlm, ncu ty nt- ' compnrall\'l' newromer to the Dnlmh Crlllcs' nwnrd, ttu~ V 'an bon t, too. of tts toll ml·n, tendnncc wns fnu h· aood, but C\'Cn thl'".' did not turn oul as nclln~ buslnru nn hemg t('ntureci nwtuu nnd pt nchcuiJy C\'cry "' u ·' cspN'Ittlly o! d·foot·J-tnch Pnul
'\•ell as should be C"'"''"'t\.•d. . i tn th~ Portlnnd Cav1c li\Ntlc•·'s nwm'd gl\'l'n for the be t n ·"r-~ 1\'ord:!lrorn. public rc atmns rorn-CUl'rent producuon, ''Come Back, M the yP.tr, tJiudcnl& nnd Thts plan was conceivt.-d \(' bring tu the allt'lltion oi stu- nliSSIOn~l'o Lltll~ Slu.;ba" by Wllllnm Inge Jnnd••rs ~Ill hovo on nnnn''''
dents, faculty and esp ciall~ frJcnd~ of lhc college. 1mportant P.1ul, bum 10 Algonn, lown, Rt•J>rc51'ntin11 the Lewis nnc'l
b 11 d h • l' I' ld F IJvt>d m the IOWCllnR !lt.•tc tor books y men we -\'(~rsc m t ctr respcc n·a 1c s. or ex- Clat k drnmn d~>pnrtment m IS ) enrs praot· to mo,•ing to Port-to r,cc Mltrg:u ct Banll'y,
ant darl"ttor o! lust Mllnnwt
Acn·s tl\1 h•t ample. J."ebruarv 15 R1chnrd Stt-incr, mmister of Fir-st Uni· "Slwbn'' m·' St•ott acnch, sopho· '" ltmd. He nttendcd h1gh scho<lls tarian churcll, wall di cu..-s "The Ltfc We PJ'izc," a new book here nnd "88 grnduotcd from more Bnd Bill Ow••n, s• naor De·
b'• Da\rJd E. Tx-ucblood. \\' 1 1 t 1 1 , 1 J split• thch Y•'OI' in school Owen, • :u ' nston 1 g 1 t'Jtoo 10 un~. who Is thP older of the two. mnde Miss Barn11y who is o
veternn, . ., llrcctcd 1 hi&
on's openmg pill,)• nt Lew•
Clnrk, "You Can't Toke It Because of slude.nt w1willinglless to attend, the reference Hl~u hi<~ drnmattc bow onh· lnsl St•p-
room of lhc hbrnry looks mOlil \>nrc to n prominent pcaker. Traveling with tho nmly, Pnul tcmlJcr an LC'f' •·Yo\1 Can't Toke • then sp nt 13 montlts 1n Tokyo, You," an whtch Owen mntll:' If we me to retam the high cahbe.r of :>}Jeakers wtuch we ll WJth You," whale Uenc:h, iu sn~>ctnc:ulna· rue to paumln J apon, ns 11 scrgt•ant. ShQJ tly ,~
now ha,·e, \\ e must flll that room. 1t seems to u_ that it would nftc1 has l't!lensc fJ'Om lh·· sc.r-h•s 1'~ Y•'nrs here. h. ~lrt!ndy "l'"c neve• seen onythmg . npp,.nrcd an six pl:ays, ns Wt'll be a personal duty of aU English nnd literature maJot'S to '~~·. he entt•rNI L••WJl: nnd CJark 1t bdore.'' c.xclmmcd 1\trs. -
attend. lf they ... upport it nnd take one f1·iend w1lh them the Paul, n business ndmamstrnt10n 1 1 age " n. 1 lnf! ~'' o. • .. beth Gardiner Dn' 16. ac\mt
I I b I { Como Bnck. Lltilo Shoba of the drn•nn d"JIOrtment. book rc\ iew~ w1ll b~come a success. m.•Jor, aow:~ tn 't! 0 sa c.•annn or h. I tt'lc r ldlll d " • . $\\aft nnd Compuny after hu~ &•'tl· 01 v 0 m c-ngc J1nd never bcfon; brcn In n Congratulnuons EnglLl\ department and library for offer-duotaon In June. couple. 'l)u.c' ~'-·~nncy and his j nnd he ,, 35 so good ,~ c
mg at to <those of us who do at\t!nd. F.B.C. One of Paul's prmc:IJ>nl jo\>! wire L-olo. Doc 15 an nlcohol~<' g1ve him the lcndmg role."
Get the Point?
W1tl1 the term nearing an end and c"aminaUons imincnt
1t seems feas1blc to ment1on ngam the rather maccurate grnd
Jng system ut.1bzed nt Lewis and Clark.
The present system grade. m block A-B-C-D-F numetals
arrivmg nt a numencal "point" G.P.A. There is no plaus1ble
reason why this ''point" system could not be used on indi
vtdunl subJt:el gradmg also. Some students nrc relegated to
a lower cumulative G P.A. becau~c o£ this gcncrahzcd grad-
mg system.
For c~mmple, two students could get "B's'' on n cour:;e on Uw wagon nnd Shcbn •s
ns publtc rclntwns eommu; lone•· Lola's lo l cnt. who Lolo hn
11 the prcpar.1hon ond dlstr•bu bmlt up Into 0 11ymhol oi h• r lost
uon l)r Lhc weekly bullet m con-)'outh and hhJ)pln'-' s
'nmtng c:nmpus actt\'Jtlt's nd no· I 0 ... •n Ia ·s T rk , l .. c p ) u , n •' oung
•ces.. colle,c•• nt.hlctc tn II\ c \dth ?It Ill(',
He,~h1 becomes an nssct lo lhe who bonrds "'tth 'Doc' nnd Loin.
tall Vllung m I'Cg.u·d to Ius .tc• 'I'UJ k's seduction or MrtriC brmcs
h\'lllcs, especloll.v on the mnn') ,,bout the cllmnx 111 '' hach 'Doc'
dnnce dccorullon conumthll'S to beconu s drunk for the first time
whtch he IS appointed. m a year lind threntcm to k•ll
Most recent! ,ht• wns co-ch.•ir· Loin.
mnn or Hom commc ln oddltaon
to belonging to Lambdn Phi Ep~J.
lon, he porticlp:;tcs m n numbt-r
of school achv•L•es nnd plays bos
kctboU in the city league. Although he had never u ... "
ed In n piny, 0\\, n wos vse~
bcanc in the public eye. He
tudcnt body r.resadcn l nl
lm htgh llchool m Pot tland
olso PI'C:ndc:nt or the
HI-Y chapter
A grncl of Ltncoln hlgh
Bc<Jch IS PI uudt:"nt or Phi
Alphn Sinfomn, men's music
ornry. He also b<Jiongs ;o
K nppn Dl•lto, speech
Alphn Psi Om~gn,
honorary nnd .r\N•cm. socir.J
•crnaty.
wath one student drawmg a 3 0 and the other a 3.3. But they ~~~~~=~~~~~::=::'~ Beach portrays Ed J\ndcrson,
.1 member of Alcoh(l)tcs Anony
mous wh•1 help:; subdue 'Doc'
urter his relllp ·•'· Whtle Jm does
n't wnnl to gave nwa,v thL e.ndlng.
Bench claims lhot "Sht>bn" con
cludes on both n sad nnd n happy ln Ius spare 11m~ Beach
ducts the Augustnnn I.u
church t'hmr nnd p)CI\' still get the same grade for U1e subject, e\'cn though one did
better work.
Grades nre cerunnly nol all-important in themselves and
far too much emphasis is put on them. But as long as gtade~
are with us we may as well see lhe\' me accurate as poss1ble
Earlier this term the LOG carried an t!dito1·ial on th1s same
subJect. 1t mel with little or no response. The question is
put again: what are you, the student body, going to do about
a? G.V.F.
Rep. Rancid Raves --
With the beginning of a new term, we see that the un
daunted Engli~h department is still contmuing with its D. E.
expenrnent. No doubt .Jt's something like the League of Na
tions e"penment which we notice is still going on, too.
* * *
lncome tax forms, slippery streets, spring tuition, all of
whJch lead us to believe that thas year isn't going to be any
bett"r than 1951.
* * * Fervent prayers for a bxg snowstorm whtch were offered
by weary students last week were tmswered. But we never
d1d find out whether or not LC was open, C\'en though our
ears were glued to the wueless.
* * not~ \ lhe LC s,>·mphony.
Bulletin Board
!Profs Now Lording It Over Stude
t.=====:;;:::;;.;;;;;;;;!J Due for Bad Shock Under New PI
Back Jo Robert's Rules 1 Ah, nn, wntcn out there Pre 'th~ apeciea Fre5hman and
To the Editor: 'ssor Dubach. One of your stu omore.'"
AftCl' nUending 0 :recent frosh dents mtght ci\'C you nn F. H PI I I ps dcchtre$ thnt
meeting J dccldL'<i to sny some-mtght •f you taught at 1 Illinois men suspect th.il profs
thing about Ute wns they nr" Institute of Technology, that as. humnn; sophomOI'I!S kno\\
conduch.>d. To me it was a ve.rv That's where students wall rale Frcshmt•n k1ss their dui<.'.S
unorganized and unplanned mce;. their prof ne."t week. bye >t: homo 1 1r , m
mg. Now Jet's sec •.•. an F to An· 1 Freshmen oro in collogo lo
The meeting wns called to or· dcrson, a D· to 1'uttle, nn F-lc an t"ducollon: 5ophomore5
dcr In an unruly \\DY and minutes Thn:xtcr .•• hmmmm, lhlS ha collego bocauao their fathor1
or the pre,·ious meeting were possibilities. fuse to pay !htn.r fan-to
not read. DJscusSJon was so un· A presumptlou' profouor by 1 Vegas. f'roahmon write homo
ruJy Utal mnny s!Aldcnts los; lho nllD'Io of Arthur C. Phillips " week: ..ophomore s who1111
con p , t interest. at tho Uni.,erslty of Miami, Flor they ro broko.·•
I quote two 1·emarks made by ida. rnconlly wrolo a guesJ edi -~t k~:s :you Ct.>cl ns lC
stuc, nl ~·hale \'ollng on n r:pe-11orinl for the Miami Hurricane eally llk~ to know som~ or
CJfie ~>mL Whh a hnnd in the in which ho had lbo lmerity to 1ltc s <l! refust: off the p1Je ot
atr one tudent nskcd, ·What make some obsorvJUionJ abovt manity.
are Wt.l ''oting for'~" \\'l1e.reupon ===:::=:~====± :::::::::== =· :....-:;;;;.:::-----; the s'ludcnt sxtung hchmd rc _
marked, "l don't C\'l!n care.''
As l S(!C .It the progres3 of a
c.lo.ss wllh an nlt1tudt such as
\hts \\ liJ be smnll. I am not )Ust
Mark of T•mc: the marquee of a locnl <~ wr· JWn theat~:r slattng my own opmaon but that
bl d h . . . of mnny other freshmen who azone t e mot10n p1clure. Tho Prance of Poace. durmg the d •1 lik b . ! . • • on e to ••c us1n!!ss o our
Chnstmas hohdays. Immcdml , ·" '· tcr thf u w yenr, the class earned on m such n hop·
management did an about-fac. She Shoulda Said No and haznrd wny.
G. I. Lo•e with appropriate uu (;J i.isements- now plny-To help tbe1o condlttonl! 1 would I
mg. Conunerc1ahsm, mcorporated. recommend thnt tholit: who nre
T. A. 0. to pubhc.•z.c the mccungs do so
tr\ mnny plnces und LWo or thl'ec
days before the mectmg.
AI"" I would f>'\lgg~ l t hn l I he
meetings b held according to
parham('ntal'y prOI.'edur ~. Thi!l
wny C"ts betft•r rcsulls ond the
whole class is Wlllmg Lo coop•••·ntc
Kt~n McConnic:k
Otll• I l IJlll•IJr::aiiMI of tlJn AU<
r:oll~lf l"'bll•h• d • • e'l ) durin thr • : ,. v• r :y .. , r:m .. rro (l 'fll ltii(JI ut v.~t t1 • ar' I Tosth~ow£C1lflloakr: es to You collvr:e J'CAS f:Ut.K rlpl oD rat ~
o {'QJ!tl clo J' nlfttlP"r ' f1urtll\11d I t .. I:OO
EDITOR
Bryce White
Olnac'lr Olbb
Ofl'a141•• 8p«ott.
llhDCJ 111Uer .r.-turu
8tlltorlal
C:•rtOOD11t
A.4nrtt.lnt atU ron
ADD Oranninc Jlm Lone Mc'J'. Oeorr• KAallell We WISh to thank nil tho \\ ho
wnrkcd 10 corn<>.Stly Qn the ~nflw
hnlJ dane Crl:'dlt as upcc lly 1
due D:.wn Mi&~;nh ••hnet, Loul i'
Hannah, Jan,. Hannc ond Bnr
barn W:..lke& v. ho ca"''•t.:d ou1 tlu
:rcar's them' WJ~h onJianuht)' in
a.pon.n z Chn.h Panrdn , Ohuc)[ Olbb, Oenl41n« Sprott. .. aru:y 111Ut~~r, n rxct Uenl dlJt.plny of dt!CQr:
AJUl onuuuua , O•flrc• .H:aalr .. U, r1074 cummm•. Charlet ChArnquSat. tl n , Oowoy Harless
Clrc1llaU oc autb amJth, AUau Ste}lf' u.ou 11 Bf'IJ Jy Biuto
(CQ chairmen) • --
"Why don't yo!l boys aprend oul a IHtlo
1or 'I 1 l'OU 10 f!unk thlt I'!Xaminalion." more-thore'c no f1
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durc ~
Mr. ,
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sell
New
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,, January 11. 19$2
the S tJc1a/ Slf/e By Haney Mlller
and Coraldi!1ct Sprott
iancees Announce
easonEngagements
As lhc hohdny season hcl'nldmg in n new year fades inli)
recent post, some oC the happy mom~nts pnsscd nr~ re·
by several coeds us they announce thctr engagements
it icnds.
Hulh Frwdt• :wphomon.~ nursing major, announced her
""""'t Dl•ccmbcr :l8 to Kirk Dean, furmer sludcnl now
the Army. No dnlc has bcl'n set for the wedding.
Thl! cngngl•mcut tlC tlt•lcn Ilnn
SI)Jllor cdut•atton maJor, to
on Bnrlholumt\U ., &ct\l()r llus\·
ss ndmlntslrntion mnJot, wos
~ntly announced. Wedding is
for lute summer. nl •ht ot the home or IJtllrrcU.J
l\1 rn l(l complete the d•·c:ot·o.tton
for tlw lntcrsoronty nftl\t·gnmc
dnncc l(J hi! held tomorrow nt{:hl
Cnrolyn Moir u chnlrmnn
• • • PIOJ'lECR LOG
Sigma Earns Trophy
For High Scholarship
Fur the fourth (On&ccullvc
remetilN Slgmn Rho sororll)'
cnm d tht> hlghe t cholort1c
UVl'rngc luJll spnng, Ml'rnbcr
rnnlntalncd a 318 record to
u ln u,, lnlci'·IQro, i\,y r.:uuncn
troph,Y
Se1•ond 11lnc~; hunorabl(' mt•n
lirrn went to Zetn ThNr• Ch1
ln()w dl!lbnndfd) Wlth 3 03.
S1gmu Alphu S1r.mn 1 rnt<!rn·
It) c 1mL'tf tlw 1l"W lnll•r-lrn
tcl nlty JI)Uquc. Acnc1a wns o
cln ~ second with 2.79. Pego Throe
!Acclaimed Composer
To Give Recital Here
Political Science Class 1
To Make Practical Study Tclllnp, frkud~> or hc.r recent
~erne1 t to D~wcy llnrl~ss ls t~l.\. \ W1.'<incsdny niGh\ snw the The clu ln prtnclplCJ nnu By Garth Fanning I uni In Berlln nnd p<:rfurm d fn'-.
utSSII>, Both Betty nnd (r mmcmutntJon of 'l'hctu Knppn- problems or publlc ndmtnJ!Jlra- N
11 k ll ... h
0_
1 Ph lh
.., Delta 'fnu Rho second rumivn ... ary l' ill nuonn y nown L'Ompo c con. qu n y \I; lua l <' ucr In I nr. wcy nrt! seniors In 5JX'CCh nrtB. '"'" Jon w tum now to n prn ll • 1 ductor nnd mnnl t Rudt~lph Gnnzl monic urchestro. An ofler to be-
0 d"fJntte dutn hns been .. t lor bu"lhdny pnrty hcld in the shock, cnsc study, thot of Bonnt•villt all d l
1 d
1 d t th d
.... ~ ... onnounc.'ed Lols Gaither "~d nob p d w con uc: a pi nQ c lmr nn oumc.' I n o c pumo tpnrt·
c wedding. .... ..~ ower 0 mlnlstrollon. be h nrd an rl ctlul on cnmpu mcnt nt Chicago Mu•lcal college Stem, pres1dents. s 1 1 ( Announ('Cd r••ccntly during the cvern JUn or CXl'CUllves rom F brunry G, ; ond 8 f111Jowcd
1dnys is the ••ngngemcnt or Club Now' the divuuon or ndminaatrallvC' Gnnz wns bor-n lrt Zund1, Sw Jt. Hts prt: ttg « ~ ftrmly t.-slab·
tkc O"Cc>nncll. June '51 {lrndu· FTA clubs I rom Jcffcr~:on, mnnnp.cmcnt, among th(lm Kt. n-zur'nnd and nppUUt.d ber r.: Jus ll.!lhtd an Amc.rtea w1th gu~ ap.
now do tnt: grnduntc study in TirJOsflvt•lt nnd Gr~.:shum high ncUt Brngg nnd Arthur A tkln-u. t oud1cncc a n cdllsl It wns ()(.;tU1loces ns plnmal o.nd ~nduc
worlt at Wnshing\on uni· !Whoom \'lBl\t:d the cnmpW! lnst Jn, lhe lntt.cr ll.ll LC 1950 grndu- not unt•l the ng~.; of (tventcc.n tor"' 1lh vnrtou Amencnn orchcs
. to MnrJoric Skllhngbcrg, Wc<ln .. d:-~y nnd nt the l"ampu<~ utc, wall work wu:.h the clnss on rhnt h• d1:1ctdccl to Tk>c,alu~: nn ras
1..1 oC lhc Univ~naty of chnptt r punsonod '"Cofft.'{ Pour'' probll'uls nf ndnllnistratlcm Don-,thl! pHmo Canz is now a regular c:onduc.
lrcJ:on Mcdicnl st'hool, deport- 1n Lhc cftcrnoiJn, Pttul Coll\n , dl nld C Bulmer i clo ln..c;tructor. Ho studlod wiJh Foreuc:c:•o Bll tor at tht' New York PhUharmonio:: •
ol nur·sinl,!. A June! wed· r••t.••ur ~f resonrrh nnd ll,Lu:ttc;~o lind San 1-'rtmcUK:o Young Pco-
is plnnncd. for 0£/\, disCUS!!(d the tnr>u• "Job 'Board of Educall·on OK's FI·ve Year pl~'il conorrrts.
Donna Mncklin, senior mu:ilc Opportumtics nnd Snlury ~<'IH'd· 1 - Ht tymphonic "Animal Ptc:-
is unnouncinc ht::r <'ngngc· ul s ' E f • f T h• T • • PI lurf and Symphon1c SkctchCB
tn f'mnk Lnwrcnn~. ricmior New o((u:crs Cor F'TA WCI'I.! se-X enston 0 eac Ing raining an huv bC'en performed throughout
r:~rru U:5ll\!~~ ndmtnl lrul\on mn)or. leClCd {\1 3. rec.cnt. ~\cc..Uon nnd th-o• Unltt>d States Gnnz' progmms
D dcfirutc dal!• hns been _ct for· \\ tJJ ho'il oflk-c !r<>m nn.. •ottl The Slntc: l3oard of Educonon ficd. w~ Wt rC' thl.! ftrst 11bcrnl orts hm•t , 1 hnd 3 tendency to.
wedding. next Jnnun~: They otc Glen hos onnounc:cd tls pl~n lo con-collcg£· an Ortgon to he thus w d th~.; ntvo and unu3Unl. and as
Club Lunc:hoon Heevcs, pre~lidt•ut; Harold Mls:ncr, t.muc the nc rt.'CIIWllon of L<Wih quall!Jcd, nnd th•s extension of t 1 L rutd p!!lDUI kns mlro-
A musir.nl program by Lcw1s \'ICC·PI'CStdcnt; Pnt Lance, en:-.:md Clark's el mentnry tr•nt•hcr the progrnm 111 a rt>cognlllon of d d o itTNlt numbl!r o! smpor-
Clnrk students, under the dt· tn,..). Rodgc.r Brown, trcasun r tnunmg program ror u f1\ ~ yc:u-the normn.l development of teach- r'll \\ rk to Amcncnn nudr·
o( Miss Shirley Jean Colk n Crcsw•·JI, !;oclul r.hlllr pcr1od C.'ndtng S ptembl r I. 1056 t'T <'due. tron nt L-cwr nnd Clnr;c t ne
will be pre tmted ns mnn. Hs contmuntton wn b.1 d on
1 .. Tn the 'i\ rttt n report \~ h1ch Dr. Jchn S:ark Even:, bend of
nrl or the cntcrimnmcnt nt the Coming Ev~nts the results or n cnl'\•fu1 re e.x mt· wns rcc~.:avl'd 1.> th cxnmmmg the mu tc: dcpnrtmcnt as;;istnnl
11ou1crs' club of Lewis nnd Clnrk ·The .Bn,..ls of Belle( "wall be n .. tt n or th ~h•tnl'nt.J rv tratn- commm.c~. th ~ollcgc w h gh. profeoor of ptnno Ro\Y--rt H.
Jllcge lwtchcon, Monday, Jnnu· th.-lop1c Q( u speech by Dr. P. Jng progrnm mndc b.} 1 l'ommtt I; complhmnt(•d (Jh ltu pro r Stoll%c, 1 t nl proft. r of
ry 14, at 1~:30 p.m. ol Wcslmln· Malcomb Hammond, Sundov lc of t vcn plu \" memt-cl" espc 1 lly on the qu hl.> \ t th( JlJOno Dnvtd Campbell nnd Mar·
Prcsb)''LH1nn t'hurch. na 1\t 111 the dr:m mg room of of the stole bonrd The enmn.ett<' young m('ll nod v; om.-n "h h.1v I'll.' Trottl'r :trt: f rm r students
"Oregon Through the Ages," o Pnlntm Munor ut 7 p.m. Dr •. 11 o studwd n 100 rac-e r •p r1 b n attract d w tht progrnm o Caru:'
on gculogy, win be given Hammond \'-o'\\1 bt; guc:~t p~.:r~kcT I submitted b.> th(> colll Pc.: nnd Uw qunlit)' of th upprvi d HIJI Pn nt posrtion is l1cad of
u A w H k of the wc.. .. tmmsLcr f1alll)w hlp of Aec:ording 10 Or. Charlos How-teachang cnrru.•d on m the t"'ln ~ the Chlcn{lo MUSical r.:ollc" •••r. . . ancoc . •
Post J\.uignod Pnlolme filii Prc;;byt,•r.;~n church., ard, d('nn of the• (ar.ulLy 'Thili I'OOillB or lht Portbnd p I
Mtss Julin John•.on, gUJdnncc Dr. Hamnumd, n Methodl!lt ccn'<htntwn 1 u eontmunt10n •Jt ,. chool systt'm undPr the up r-
oun:scllor, har; rc•t't•ntly been rninrst(r and port time in~t.ructor n prouram thnt .nrLI'Id three vision of D . 2-\.hu Gr.ah:nn and
tt.:crctnry of the PllcJftc tn philosophy nt the collt cc. will \ l'lln> n o 1n tht On:.gon lcgu;-1 Mni. Murcucrit(' lltdeout. \I; h • 1re Junior Class to Meet
The iumor cl!lss wtU meet an
B·24 next UCJ>dn), Jnnuory 15,
Ul 12 30 p.m to mo.ke thl' ftn3l
election or c:andtdotes for Ute
Kmg and Queen of Hcnr.t& ccordwest Personnel Mnnngcrs be conccrn~d with the fundn- lntun.o nnd uppo ted b.) Dr. m chnrgt.> or thl pro m "
:;socialion, mcntuls o( the Chnstian foith. Odell. tt rc11ult d 10 a chnnge of 1'he Swt" Donrd 1! Enut!DlJOn
New nlumni groups of the nr· The Wt stmmst• r Cellowslup ex· lc{:lslouon whtch nwde st po hus st1pulntl'd th •t oondldnt
~nl.zntion mdudc one in Nc.w l~nds u cordml tm•lta.tton to ult 1ble for hbNnl nr\ oill'gc to for clemcnwr. ct llhcat
ork c1ty which will meet Jonu-sLudtJnts to mnkc usc or lhts op-qunllfy for the t:nunm(: of t•l,.. follow nt lea l n four-ycnr pro
ry 12 nt the home. or June '51 portuml~ for n::hgrow: de\'clop- ln('lltnry teachers. T\\0 yenrs ogo g.mm, lcndmt; to Clth~r bache-
Bill Nitlecl, to honor m nt. whl'n we Wl'.r<> orlglnnll> C('rll lor's or mas-ter's dcgrct>. ng l Swn M.Ltchell clll! p !·
dt!nl The Kmg nnd Queen of
Hc:~rts ·will retgn over the annual
Swccthenrt dnnre, Feb:-unzy lG cues!, Dr. Morcnn Odell. ProCessor Lue1£'n Wolti, n 1 San Frnncisco bny oren olumnt French scholar, vtsJtms prdfl 01
plan to honor Dr. Odell nt n nt the UnrversJt} or Cnlilurnln
rc gnthcrmg. nnd cx-prcstdent of lht.: Unl\'cr·
Nows SJty or Jlcnnes ln Frnncc, Will
Alpho Cnmmn sorority rn(:t lend n discusston on the Unttcd
'dllt~ur"Y 9 nt 11836 S. W. Hrcym1m pcnCf! effort of WcstNn Europe
wHh Ann Grnnneng us today nl 1:30 p m 111 B 30, und J'
ostcss. Pions were discussed con-, the spon.>orsh1p of thl' fore1cn
spring rushing, A com-lunguogc deportment.
11\l\1,~\! !ormulut• d finn\ ideas for Dt•nn Chl)r\es W. Huwnl'd urges
Lenp Ycnr Leap dnnct· whtch tudcnts nnd faculty to nttcnd the
ONnty 1s c:ponst,rtng Jam•· lcdure. Some clnSS~!: mN•ting nt
. !?5, Joan Ell toll is chmnnun. 1:30 WJiln tll:nd the speech Ins lead
S1Mmu Rho met lnst Wednesday of th•'lr 1 l'[lulnr scheduled clnss.
New Burlingame
Fountain Variety
BURGERS • • • • 30c
SHAKES • • • • 20c
Only 5c for Coffee
Complete Fountain Service
8500 S.W. TorwlUgor Blvd. Clrc1e 8611 New Womenls Head Resident Mrs. Lenore VanAntwerp
Leads Double Life as Grandmother, Akin Housemother
By Virginia Bowman
The title 'Hcnd Resident" JUSt
do{'sn't flt Mrs Lcnor<! VnnAnt~
wcrp who In n few short months
hus heromt: n molht•r to c~1ch and
e-very girl nt Akin hnll Whether
It's ulilcinl or not, Mrs Von-us
the girls ('011 hcr-IB rcfcral!d to
us u hou ''·mother and 11 ~ntcd
for Reasonably Priced
Flowers
TO ALYCE
. Flower Shop
Coxsages
Wedding Flowers
8735 S. W. Torwilligo: Blvd.
Phono CH 1000 as such. quoht> or motherliness. And she
One would guess thut Mrs Vnn has qurte n fnmily to brng ttbout
is lending o disrupted, troubll' • lour doughtcl"5. oU of v; hom
some Hie on campus because she nrc marncd, ond ten grnnd<".bild·
is so new to t.tus type a.r ex-ren-fl-,;c g!.r.ls and flV~ bo~. lle
perwncc Her cornmcnt to the lng mnrnt..od to CJ oonst.ructJon en
ctlntrary is '"I nm \'{'ry happy gmccr, he clnuns it wn n try
hero nnd can't thmk of o niC'cr InC ex-per1Cnee to rear the girls
ol • L to stay.'' , whllc tra\'cling nll O\ cr tht.•
She claim• that all g1rls ot the j rounu-y.
dut m (Jt into the plctutc o! a Students hao.;..: Mts Frecdo
"wonderful homey otmo pherc Horl71cld, dean of v.omca, to
There JUSt nrc no probh.:ms QC thank for ht mgtng Mrs. \'411 to
l'Onduc:l or dlsctpltnc nnd n\\ the thl' cnmpus.. The two m~\ through
gtrls nrc compatnblc nnd cooper. :~ hostess conference ot OSC \~ hich
ali\'C " It's ensy for one to be-fncnd hnd urged Mrs. Van to
llcvc this bccnusc vb1tors OR' nttcnd. Mass Hnru:fcld, nt thnt
nlwnys Impressed w1lh the mu-1 time, lm:Jtcd Ml'S. Vnn to come
tuol feeling that Aktn hnll resl-up to Lewis and Clark.
dents ore JUSt lake o big, happy Mrs. Van cumc because she
family wtlh one very Jovnbl~ fclt that LC wns the plncc "'hc.re
mother to shore nmong them she ·-v. uuld b(' hnpplcst and be
Undoubtedly h«!r oxpc.rianc:oec of grentest ·n tee And she
...--------------, J tu; n real mother odd d to her ~su grott'ful for th ' '"nlcrful
UNUSUAL CAREER OPENING
In nn unl'row dtd proCcss.1o n
"'1th occellcnt canlin&s und
g10wth opporlunrues oflcrcd
[) J:UICtuntc student Opt.: mns
Cor men or '~ omf'n-rnan nnd wltc-vr wive. o( uude.rgrn·
duntol with l•"dul'lttlimul Di·
\d ion ' of MzulihOU 1-' i c I d
o w n c d en tt•r prise P•!1'60nnl
Inter\' lew nrrnn •ed. W ,. it c
full~ gl.,in J)honc :we. nnd
c xpr.'rl~nec to C. C. 'Rl're, Wcst
{'Yn Mnnru:er, 35-1 ·21st St.,
Onklnnd 12, Cnhr Pnid Adv. For
Young Men & Women
Modem Tailoring
Baumann~s
House of Style wny" m which he b bt n re
cclved
Other than pcr!o~ her re
l,'Ulnr du\tcs ns 'h'-":td rcs.td nl and
her undffJCJnl duties tts hou
motlwt·, sh ls n\'tlilablc fnr
eounscUng, tn charge of ''PlDk
card!;" under the dcnn or students
and ~nro1lcd n studt'nt 1n
''"typing 1.'' Nl'xt to girlS; musu:
2ad cloor Slud.io, Morgan Bid;. hOI Ol\\ I)'S been her bobby "'nd
BE 8032 I he now stn !I m th cllwr nt th
First Pr b~ tcrl n clluren. • '
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-Paqo Four
Pioneers
Dual Victories
Rockel Fixmen
Into First Spot
Buckiewic% Scares LC
With Dead-Eye Tactics
By Alan Slopheruon
Conch Eldon Fax's <:at:crs, nfte.r
''annan~-: se' en ln n ro" \'CDl mto
n ttul.sf!l11 durmg th~ Chrislmao;
hnhdov~ ns they suffered three
out of :h1ur ctbncks but \\ound
:up th~ar pre-seasonal crunpnagn
wsU1 .nn 8-4 :rt'Cord
The Paonccrs snapped out or
Uac1r slight losmg strcnk as they
pockcted their :f•rst nnd second
Nnf~rence WlOS at the CXPCD!;C of
Fumk Bucl..'lcWicz nnd <'Ompany
(lmown to mnny as Pnci.fic uni
' "rs.tt) l The scores for both
gumu were 62-55 nnd 55 ·44.
In Saturday nighi's league
opener. Bucktewt ct nlmost smcle
hnndcdly up~ct th(' highly rated
Ornnce nnd Blnck, ns his uncnn
n" two -handt~ set shots thJ'c:adcd • tlw twine for 23 pomts.
The cold weather o u l s i d e
set:'mcd to rcfk-ct on tht' shCiotmg
of both teams. but cspcc:uilly on
the part Df the usunlly hot Palo
tine c.rcw. At one ltmc dudng Uae
c\·cning the local talent ftrcd stx
successive shots. only to have the
melon bounce oft the rim Cl.lch
time.
Pacific had rattled otf to tako
n 30-23 bulge u • time but PIONEE:R LOC Frldny. Janua.ry ll,
Paste Pacific • Initial Seri lll
"Is This the Magic Step?"
THE: NEW DANCE CRAZE, •La Basba. ' whu:h is aweepang the country scorns to have aHocl·
ed tho players in Jut Satuzday·a basketball game between Lewis and Clark coUogo and Pacific unlvor·
sity. LC forward Frank Grove (SS) is trying to load the boys in a tricky a1op but Badger& Dick Young
(24) and Norm Proffit (S) along with Pioneor Ken Scrvaa (20) aro having a dlfhcult limo mastonng
it. "Big John .. Fous (44), LC conJor, loola as i1 h~ ha given up all hopo of got1ing ln the fun. John got
in tho donee later bu1 wu cut out by an eager Badqor. Photo by Tho Oregonio n photognphor Kirk
Braun. LC Hoopmen
Host Coyoles .n,
This Wee
Twin Conference
Set Friday, Saturdnv
Til(; Pnlnllnc .Jhilrp .,h
with nn unblemished '""'"
record of 2·0 will put their
tory slcetn on the line thi"'
end when lht'v play host to
lege o! ldnho here in n
gnmc :t'rle '. Fridny and
dny nipht at 8:15.
Nick Weddle, tn hts first
• be.llJ cagl bo. has u
I h.,t hulds four lc!l overs o({
scflson's U1ird l>lact Cuyotc
'l'III.'Y nr u J::ack Baket, u
6-mch center, Don Mad ~cn,
Keno~> 'l<'k nnd Ron Lant•. n
ln pro·soo.aonal con.los.ts
\'Jsitor have droppl'd 6 out
~nines. Last weekend they
lh~ar opcmng doubll ru 16 ....
to the powerful Beurcot..>
Sulum 48·31 and 67 37
;:.paess, only u ln. hmon, IS
porllng a 13-point plus uvel'lld
thus fur, to lend hls team
In mdlvtdual ::.cormg.
Monday naght. the
M LSSionnries roll IIlio ( •
a one game appearance. to
c U'cn. •t: If ccnlcn.'d around •ne
deuces by M< Schro\:d~r. Ken ---------------------------- -------------d '5 oublc-J)Os l system. Of dulc dov Whtl:o huve won one whll._. SeJ'\'3! nnd Ed Rc.1d closed U1c
marg.m to 31-29 m the early stages
of the third pcnod. Schroeder's
on~ hnndcr from outside the kt.•y
.shot the f'ixmcn out front lo stny
44-43 m the fJrs~ few minutes of
the final quarter.
Buckic\\ ·acz., who doesn't be
lteve m !n\'Ontes. tned his darn
dest to dupljcate hts gridiron ex
plotL'> (he wn the big gun m Pn
ctflc's upset wm over the LC
football squad lBSt fnll) as be hil
a :rcsoundmg .500 per cent. 11
out or 22. from the :floor n.nd add·
t-d a irec throw to top the inda·
\ 1dunl scorers Wlth 23. For LC,
R(!ld, Jnc.kson, Servns and Schroe
der collected 16, 15, 12 nnd 10 rc
lq)Cclh ely.
The c a m p u s 1wine·lwuten
notcllcd wtn number two 'Monday
naV!t as the> rode by the Badg
cn. 55-44, to complete thcll' first
conference series.
The hustling Buekiewlcz start
ed whc.rc be left ofi in the lnst
outing as ht• dropped through
nnotlwr 20 pomt.s to acrun Jcnd
thC' hst 1n pomt-gctting .
DespiJe 1he one·ma.n bombard·
mcnt. Uac PJonccrs were never
Men's Intramural
Point Standings
T ... run Pomts
l-Lnmbcln 321
2--SJgmn 256
3-Polecnt. 234 an St:'l'IOUS troubl,. throughout the
contest and held the uppt:l' hand
the entire route. Only once did
Paclf&c threah:n. ThlS wns m the
latter pw·t of the scoond sl.nnzu
when Buckiewu:z. found U1e opt'll
mouth of the hl'K>P to tie th~ <:on·
test at 24-24. But n hook-shot nnd
a singleto n by LC pi\·ot-man,
John Fcuz. put the Orange and
Blncl~ out m front at the mtdway
ma1 k. 27-24. During the scrond
h H the Pton.-.crs kept the pomt
spr~ad open to sc\•cn digtts and
\\ owld up Uacir evening's work
.,., 1tb a 55-44 ndvnntngc.
r·cu:r. pumped in 15 counl.cr.s, 8
Crum Uac floor nnd 7 from the
chnrlt) Im~. to lead thL P1onccrs
111 scormg Bcstdcs Bucltiewtcz,
Rctd was the C•nly other mon to
bust doul'. f ·ures wtth l3
Varsity Boosters, Alums
Honor Grid Co-ChaDlps
The PJOn<..'Cr \'nrsny csuh nnd
the alumni us.wciation played
hfl t to lhe 1951 PaonCl'.r conkr
encc co-c.hompJons}up football
team at almnquct at the Columbtu
Athletic club 'l'ucsdo)·, Decem
ber 18.
lhghllgbting the f~lh·it•cs wa
guest spenltcr Douglas Lowell's
tnlk, "l-'ootbnll and the Colleges."
and the prcsentnlwn of copper
plaques to members of lhc sqund
b" Conch Joe lluston. •
4-0 ltn 233 .------------,
5-Knppa 162 LOST u-Fnculty 136
7-MlJi'Jts 130 TWO BLANKE:TS , Ncar Slcw-&-Brta
9-Alpha
10-McAfet>
11-Frosh
J2-Acncan
SEE: 128
50
42
lf
0 ort Hull. on December 19.
Plensc return to Ardess de Jonc
at Stewart HaU or lcnve in Log
office
"My Daddy Sells the Best
Auto Insurance in Town"
Lmb1hty Rates as Low as $17.10 tilX months
Snve 20 to 30% Safely v:ath
Mayflower Auto Insurance
C~rge A. HukeU, Diltrict Manager
380S N. E. Broadway Tl1 •&46 Freshman Cagers Vie With Benson
After So-So Results in Holiday Tills pmg lwo in con.lerencc
Agrunst Liruicld. they lost
opening eumc 61·53 but bu
back to captu1e lhc nod the
Jowmg cvemng, with a
cmg 81·64 dl.'Cision . Last M<,nl
:hey were edged by Willn
77-74. Trylng to brenk n two-gamt. P l Pocafic U. frosh 56--45 on th('
losmg strl!nk Coach Wnrrcn Badger's home court. Jim Quu ~l'
Smtth's Frosh fl\'c mel'ls Ben-of LC and Gene Lnnagan or
P. U. shared sconng honors wtth
EOn Tech of Portlancl tonight. 15 apiece. Coach Bob Buzgcss ho.a 11
Thl' Frosh, boasting nn anemic In a homo And·homo series wilh c· u:. t 1X nume,.•l wtnners
foW'-won, scvcn-ltlSt record, bow-ox-LC hoop star Frodd.ic Wil· turrung to the fold .1or
ed to Bnllleground lugh school aon'a Rllinior clu.b tho Pionoou carnpntgn o{ nctaon. AJI
Tuesday mght 57·53 in an o' cr-gained an e-ven nplii. Jim Clay· one hmc ur unolhcr·,
timl' contest. 'J'hls wo~ o return loa wont wild on his old homo starters last year. Along
mntch for the ) cn.rUncs. In the court polling 16 i.n tb~ ·12 33 roul. the vds, the 1\ttssJOnnncs
lnst mcctang on .theLT home court. The return engagoment was an· one or th~ league's best
they went overtime lo down U e otbor 1Jory with an LC alum c1op.
boy~ !rom nc:ross lhe Columbi, sending hla boys lnJo battle fired
60-56. up. Raiuer won going away 54 43.
Hank Sampior led the !i.r.t The other vac. lion ga ,( 1w
year men in &Coring with 13. tl1e fu•sh cclgt' out Powl'I'S 45 .. 13.
BattlegTound's Macy was high Warren Vernon of lhP visitors
:for tho n.ighi with 14. • notcht.-d 18 points lo lend lhe
In their first posL-v:Jcation point paro.dc. Sampi~r was luch
eame the SmiUamcn bowed to for 1hc Srruthmen With 9.
He ltad no 1.vislt but
to be glad
Nor want but-
when Ae thirsted
E.,cb frosty hottlc of Coltc is the
• •
unswer to I hirst ... each C ro!'ly •
bot tlc is 11 bnq;:.in, tuo. Robert
llums wouiJ llke thnt I -·
IOTT\8> U"'Dn AllfHOIIITY Of nl( COCA·C 1V. COMPANY IV
Coca·Cola Bottling Compaoy of Oregon 'l'he of!cnslVc loud ill da
nmong Don kobmson, a 6·
2-mch frosn, D1ck Fatn, a
mo c. who led hts squod in
ing l:Jsl Sl'll500 and CO•Ci.IP I
Bud Kight, a senior who is
around the bonrds.
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les , Janu11ry II, 19S2
... -da, Faculty
b Volleyball
gue Crowns
ural Basketball
on Starts Tuesday
nbdu Phs l<.p:;llon and Flit
ned the vullcybnll t'hlltn•
liPS nf thr•u I C!lpl'cli \'C
lust· 'l'hua'Sdny wath fur· High Scorer PIONEER LOC
Drama Team Bills
Heart Throbber I
'The Hasty Heart'
Trevor. Murphy, Hines
Star in Jungle Thriller
A wnrtanu· curnnd\' drornn .... . .
"Ttw llosty• Hcnrt," by J•rhn
Pntnl'k, Will ht.: tht• dHtr'(10 d•··
purlrnt•nt'u thard prnductlon 111 Pago Fi"'e
"uty Capers
By Tom O'Oay
We have the dcps cssmg JOb thJS week of nnnouncing th
dcmh of a very palrfi,llc 15ludcnl. A mnn who was wt1hng to
give h1s nil for denr uld LC. I Irs nome, If you haven't guesSf'd
It by this tame, 18 J nlr>rcstcd Spectator. This \'<'ry fine fellov;
w11s wanuenng thro11gh the g•rls' lvckcr room last year when
vvr•r Acnclll .end Mel\ f •·••.
r rcsulls Uldlldt•d \'H'Iorlcs
oppn Pha Alpha S1gaua A! ..
Sagrnn, Polcl'••ts, nnd Delht
Rho. Thr•it· haplc.•ss vi!'! I hns
Bctn Mu Epsilun, .Aiphu Hho
•o, F'l osh nnd ACIICIII, f'tfthI he 8Cnl1Cm with Ball 'l'n•vor, n •. ,
1 ann Murphy lind Don ltln.-.n m
tilt' larrang 1 olcs, he got n WHA excluswe.
Thinking 1.0 get another one
the snmc way, he r.eturncd to
the !emmine hidr~away last
wc••k. Jlut nhts, this t.imc he
didn't cscnpe (rom the Carnny
cnres.f,eu hands. Last reporti.
tWd htrn mi&smg m acllon. The
AMS ts thmkmg of pres~'nt
mg his widow a posthumou
meilal of valor, m Vlew of hJS
cxtr<wrdmnry feats of bra~
crv. At last it cnn be 111ld: the
speclnculnr riSe or the Theta
Thugs to a iu-st place tie 1
contrrbutcd by one source to a
I sen,
.nne
a.tosu
out
they
:al.s
~7. Beto t•xtcmled lolllth ·Pince
•n to tht• l&mll hy winnan1: Its
d ~:arne, 21-l!l, for the clos
mc 1 tht dny.
t champ Lambda mc••ts in
ndt!nl t h a.np f'nculty nt vt
sdny noon an <1 cont•'sl toJlt:·
nt thu collecc vollcyllnll
IP&on. Buth teams voult~d
U1ctr Jcncucs \\ athoul s n Game. This mecung be·
11 sul't\ undnunt• d grc;tlS
1 es to bl! th~ tall of thl' tutu·-
Ill.
ts liH• lttsl doy ror en
tn the men's lntrumurnl hns-
11 tournnment," Coud1 Wnr
"""th a nnuum·t•d hoduy, 1\ II
\\ h1l n• e Jntcn•stt~d In pinyin~
ld sagn up 111 hts ofricc, he Henry Sampier
. • • after him. whaJ? An nrmy h11!1patnl in lhl' jungle
of 0 liO\IIh !COli 15lnnd.. is the lo
calf' nf '1'hr• Hnsty llcnrl," whcJ c I ~hss Murptw. lht:' only womnn
10 the Cl15l, nurses Sttm Hamel
( Daggt r), flachnrd Mc1gs (Ktwi),
I Jock Gt imsl·~l (1'ommy) and
Ta t:vur nnd Hines (Yank nnd Ln-r----------- -. chic),
Sampl. er Leads Hlnu, ftl Yonk, will be por-
' ta nylng the snme role: a hat won F h S John J. .. ond fame on Brondwny ros corers nnd that Ronnld Rcugnn plnyL•d
Sample r
Quick
Zimmer'n
Clayton
Tsugnwe
Carmrchnel
Mollory
Bonanclo
Stoph ton
Wttdo
Mc.Knight
Othors F'G FP FA TP PF
46 33 so 12S 3S
2S 18 33 69 26
18 9 1S Sl 26
16 11 16 43 21
IS 10 16 43 1S
lS 7 12 38 IS
lS 6 I 1 36 7
IS 2 3 32 s
9 s 8 23 s
4 7 10 IS 10
4 7 10 IS 10
6 6 6 16 9 m the mrw1e "VS•on. Lnctuc. the
stubborn scotchmnn who wUI be
plnycd by Trevor, v.us done by
Ril•hnrd Bn ehcort on the slo,;c:
Jnd Hil'hn.n.l Todtl In lh<' movu .. ,
Mrs Cnn~lnnce Roth F'nlt~
du••clor, i doing lhe who!(• piny
ns n PI'OJCC'l ror h<;r play prnduc
llon clnss. !'<h:n1bers uf the cln'~s
wa 11 t.J.,sign the• seLhngs. work
bnckstnge, do mnkc-up, etc.
OJhor parts will bt.• pl:1yt.>d by
Rtll Owen (Colon('}) and Don
Engh h Cordt:rly).
IHII gym will be op.-.n todr~y
Monduy nftcrnoon for tho c
\\ant l(l practiCe bu kctbull.
mstructors plus lettermen Hnu·y Snmpier, Crt I rnan
torwoa'Cl, led the trosh team
In sconns through gum!.!S of
December 29 with n torrid 11.4
nn•rag('. J\ Uttle ways bock
from Snmpier, a bunch of thl!
boys nrt? f1ghUng u out for sec
ond spot. .. ,
.~.
the to be ln the ~ym to _. !list
ne who nct'dS help, Flrst
s nrc sc:h~;dulcd !or next
between Com, as yet
1med, teams.
fnr, 11 teams hove sagncd Now Available
Custom ht a ngs
1 I 1t:
All College Sing ..
Hugh Trutton or Jun Annnln
the tournament. Round-p. . .
•octmnasbem~:scheduledln 10neers Nab H1gh Rat1ng· leagues. The schedult.> !•1r 1 I
11-,ctoonll• week Wlll bt.' posted Mon-Servasl Jackson Sparkle
l -
ase Scan, Ski Fan Lewts :and Clark's bn~ketbnlll I rom the free throw linl'. Only
rquad rnnlcs hagh nationnlly 1n two :;moll colh:gcs wcrl' able to
tntt•rt..~h.'d an t nkmg tenm offt'nsivl:', hdd goal, nnd lop this torrad nveuagl!. LC hit
'{ ll·:ssons cvf.!ry Saturday fn.ol' throw percentages accord· ?.20 charity tossi!S out oJ a pos
tJ.;n up now in M!1l. Turnt!r':; in~ to figures rclens<>d by thl >ihlc J 17.
Donno Gaylord, Bnrncy NCt\A this week. Jackson sunk 24 fret! throws
and Dnn Cnse will bt• an-Tlw Paoneer hooprucn 5curcd whale masstng ll\'e to plnct! third
:nmg. The• fcc as SIO u semcs- 805 points 1n thdr !ana I!! gnmcs wath a .828 percentage among
n one hour cym credit wall to fashion an amnungly hagh the andtvadunl frcl throw. lcnd
h·cn. overage or i0.8 poanls per-game en. ln saxth spot as Ga·o\'C who
odsc membf'rs! A regular I but nC\'Cr the less th<>y were only canned 21 out of 26 tncs for o
w11l be held Jonunry 15, able to grub the 2nh ~pot in lOtnl pcrc.entngc nvcrnge or .808. CaiJ
p.m. at th~ N(•tghborhtuld team otrense among small col· hns m•sscd n few more sholB the
sc. Spec ant nlt•'ntaon should lcgt>s. pn t tha et:' game~; but stall ronk
be biO\lght to the v~ry !inc Freshman guard Gary Jac:lcson high nmong the lenders Gro\'~
r for sk1ers bcmc made by rand !>ophomor 11 \ •rd Frank accClrdtn!~ tO lotcSL r~.:ports If
ScJiwood Cycle shop See od GrO\'l' led their tcnm motes to nhend of Jack on by a small per-
pru ticulurs. n pl'rccntnge average of 694 C'cntngc.
Paced by regulars Jackaon, Don
Poulson, Ed Rt.lld, John Fcm~ and
K<:n Sen os. th(' Ploncers mnn·
n_gcd to make 315 tl••ld gonls wath
onl,v 809 atempL<: foa· u n lllh
place nnd n .:HHI percent.•ce •
-
•
• •
thCJr new umdenttf1ed player.
This girl has, il js reported, a Cnac whrch w1ll stop a cloc~;.
Taking advrmtage of the my tcrious onC''s talent. th~ Thet
rush their ''!.ecr~l weapon" mro ttctlcm when there JS but a
few minutes lert to piny uncl they nre behtnd. Jn the resulting
confus-ion, they catch up and ''dn the game. La~t reports
had Conch Eldon Fix mv~ltgaung the ~"Onlere:nce rule book
with hope~ oi usmg th1s gar] ·ar Jn the dobe var atv contest&
Who knows, perhnps LC \\ill h •• vt.: the Ferrnmnc Athlet~ oi
1952.
Women's Intramural ba.Jketball Is drawing to a closo
bu1 before we forget h. I would like to mention the flne
officiating which has prevailed through the whole tour
nament. Margaret Peters, Bernice Lounsbury , Norma
• Eby. Pai Clark. Arlene Holmes and Doris Swanson wore
the persons respon. 1ble for this excellent exhibition.
Congrat.s. gals on a JOb well done.
While \L t n.. handing out bouctuets, we mtght as well men
tion some of the out.stnndmg players in the basketball tour
nament. Bestdes their star, the Th~La Thugs !llso have a couplt;
of good garls in Pat Blakely and Sally Tyrrell. Rose Namba
and Myrna Horner pace the Nine o'Clock Ninnies to victory.
We also understand that GaggHng Gamma BetLy Lake is qutte
a ballplayer, that Is when she can control her laughter. Other
participant:; who deserve noucc are Judy Brear, 1\1jsfits; Doris
Swanson l :w Class and Carol Hardie Holey Socks.
The garls' intramural baskotba.ll tournament ended
with a cla.Jh ye.terday , Tho Hna) :dundings were:
1-Nino O'Clock Ninnies ~-1
2·Theta Thugs (-1
:J-\lishts 3-~
-1-1 :30 Class 3-2
5-Holey Socks -
,., Gig~hn Gammas 0-5
Be<:ause ol the tie for first plac~t. there will be a cham
pionship playoff on Thursday. January 17. between the
rwo top teama.
This column welcomes !an mail
flo\\ crs for dear dep:1rted Interested. but pleas!;! don't send
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m(l~t of thL• fu-st 12 gnmes, the :=====--========~ I rcgulnrs wert.> haulng ut n r··- • L·. br-.carion
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I dap Rcui and Sen ns m.adc clo t.:
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an the 1n1linl confer~Jncc CQn
tcst.s.
Broad-shouldc,cd Scl\·as clenr
ed thl;' bonrd!l 162 tames tn th,.
first 1:! ~ames to nvcrnge 13 5
rebounds pea· gnme He t nnk~.:d
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End of a Sud Tail
n~8 d~
n Cl rk. ' I \ Lc\\ I
Tht' :tdmml<~tnHion tJ cum nt
' 1 uang ' h 1 SHOO to nil
.. -..... ... pu (' n n Bent hchf.f \\. 'Biography Ala Egger' Informs
Eager Fans of Columnist's Life Born Y esterd
•
Judy llolldu\ Wli~n't th\'
one bOrn ) " tel'tlny.'
qu t~ harmlc But at ltC m h
nl n\' It w.ms to nil hts fl end
to come ' 1 1ttng. The ronks gt'('\\'
until tl\1 r'<' '' Cl'\: more four root
ed nlmull's in tht! Shn,•k them
tw.o-fo<'l~ on < By Bob Fox The Uttl\ lod 1 cull%: it tmmedi-
Wo unto thl't!. oh, Egger filn., :tt<.'ly lhnt he \\11 arr the homnn
thl \li ck'" <'dillon or htt cptstle rth~, .md JH omptl.)' took of! nfkr
done Hew tht' l"Qop. So-due to tho rtun.~> nt top speed Paul wns
C.'!llrtdillcms c.'.(lm• O~Unl'd neVPl' tO Clltch hl'a-1 he
piN ly out CII nn~lt,t'S dtlit'O\'l'red hi• "us n vu'
.. -onlt ol. W!' huv~ tlm n( the rlC'mon dtscn~>c, "Pcd1 tulions ol fine> nn~ A n com
PO"cr, he lltrl\ Nl for n hlgh mnk.
E\'ll\ todny t<t•Jtics sny lua work
1 hlf!hly 1 :ank. T n t ntPrprl"inc tnt'mb
l~c·. tudcnt Llod~, unbclllc,•lr
Pf'C moturc In I'('V('Ivang thillt
cntJonN, worn grllduut.•d :ftu111
• hn()ll! Itt t .Tun~ somt•
munlhs to fl\'l' vonrs 1
tlwh· huths, nu llhO\\ the
Two llllt-&1 •·t'lrnhat mull
•nttuBccl ln thtl! gt~tUP \\cr.
dun ted :at llw ngcs or 3 "cll<s At tht tund,~r nge o( tht•'C nnrl
A n rc.'nllt lhc ownt!~ ()f f• c
quont l..C ' ' Ito~ ltrc bcmg Ol)tl
1H~i thot af thc1r dogs ul cnught
Ill (' lnfiUS Ont'C more, th\C'Y-l)ll
dn~tto thnt !s-w11l he hnp >mtdcd I dt•cidf'a It) lllll 0 rld Om}. l'J'r~ lllnnmg \\'II h n loot
''~'•'sion m rour mouth, 11 i~:n't ellS)'
o candl'nh•ri The arnval or lhl' c:ohunnhtt's
distilled, dehy. s~cond IJirthdny con\'mfcd him
1rn~ .... u II?-thot hiS l1fe of lctsure, <.'On 1 U ng
hnshcd synC~P· of Jouncing nrouncl homr• h1hing t>V•'n 51)1 ~~~~·n ~hs he compo l'd thl•
"To nnl&)' Wnll7,.'' n bpunt;_\' num·
bt•t WJth a nt•t prow. Tht• \lrlt
t'nul'a up in llw lwnds of rcu·kt•l·
~:t'I'S nnd \\ent til ('outt.
Olsallusiflncd, hu11 and he\\ u.
derL'il, Paul turn~..'d to tho typt•·
ws Iter for conciJJotllon. rt wns
h1s CJ1sc of humor-he nlway
did hkt> o gohd ribbm'. Surp!IS·
mgly eunuch, the (1nrn thing tonk
1 hkmg to lum nnd brought him
fame nnd rorlu.ne 10 the I"'JOnccr
Log , n(l rcfently in the P. U
SUnk cr. Students na l' requc: t~ not to
en urngt' waggmg Ul\1!< or doJc
[ul C) c or hungry mouU1. b)
f<'edln£ .and Pt ttln.g lrt tlu '' O)
th l nd tu nlnn) n said taal wall
:not h 'l to be " attc.n
Sex Education Panel
Due al 11 a.m. Monday
~ x: Edw ror the Young
Child IS Qll • or \he tOPICS to be
dt-:cw ;ed n a .student-pnrent
p n 1 Monda), Janunn.. H nt
l l m.
ponsorcd by the hnmo eco
nomics d~pm tment m co'njunc
tion w1lh sts piny school. the pnncl
\\ 1U be present~d m tltc ]lome ceo
nomtc .room!L
Pllrents pnrl•clPftling on the
panel, nnd "bose chUdJ'('n belong
to U1c piny school, nrc Mrs. Gene
.M1Ucr, Mrs. Robert S~ht nnd
M.t'lS Eldon Ftx Students 01\: the
pand mcludc T,helmn McCarthy,
o modcntor. Richard UpdcgraU
nnd Luey Bennett.
The purpose of th~.: pnucl. c'X
p1ams H lt•n Hnrtn • dtreetor
ur the pln) school. wdl be to gave
J>crsorlS \\ ho nre to b<' teachers
m the ellmcnr.an· and ccondnn· • • f1cld an opporturut) to work or his life the bottle ClRtcr Pnul got g1nsscs)
winds loo an umson must com~ to n screeching hnJt,
\\ lt.h tlw llm~r \\ oi\'CS on the P tul Egger, ch1ld prodtm•, went
m ht thot bnb~ 'Pnul \\':lS born to WQrk an l1 tnocnront fnctory, •
111 nn 1udcll little hosptltll 111 or I should .soy nlmust. Whc:n
l.2pp r Denttfrc S1b rm. tht:l' n. koo htm whol type of
Tho day and yC)ar an which \\ ork he wonted. Pnul sa1d, "I
t:: a "' s bom hns since b{'('n \\ant to go on n b<>ndcr J.ired
d <'lnred non~,; t!ttent by o Unncd They couldn't h1re o guy IU-.
DUOns dCCll>lOO, 0 \\'(' • of the that!
public \\111 ne\ r gue wht.'n 1t It was obvioiU to Pnul lhnl the
wns.. J u l lnok for the blonk ~ear 1 onl~t Iu~ld that luld npJll CCinlc
on the c lend or. hi:; contrlbutrnus \\ os the instl
'The Beginning of the End'
Webster Says, 'It's Final' -Dr. Cramer to Speak
Tuesday on Australia
Ut. J. 1-~. Crnme1·, dean or the
Oregon E,.;~t>~sion d1v.u;ion. will
~penk tit 8'30 ,, m. January l5
m l.mcoln hl~;h ~chool nudttnr
tum on the topir, "Spotlight on
,\ustrnlin."
Dr. Cnnncr rdurned ti:Cl'ntl.}
f• om mnl! months in Ausll.-lirl
By Don Floren tallalc m kuu.l. 'l'his lcn\'CS thi> and New Zt!alnnd, whcH: he ''is·
N h W b 1 , !" 1,, question oC "Whom nru fmnls tt~d runny mst1tutions of hlgh1'r
oa '-= tcr snys tlot ' 108, for"" pt-ctly much up m the lllr lcnrmng and public sc.hools. fl1s
may mean C()nung nt UH! end 10 And m the nir mnny pcopl<! program will be open tQ all I.C
llmc or plnce. This, howc,·cr, St.>cm to think 1
ll belongs: for students and faculty witltout nd-
bould not be taken to mean j finnls, they say, nrc for the bud m1ss10n.
Umt • Hnals" should be npprooch-
:: ~~~tl~n~:~ athtude thnt ··t}li Sophomore Norm Stauffer
Actun11~ th rc is noLhmg t
be !cored from o fmnl cxnnunn
llon b) the student \\ ho hns con
ccacntiOU 1~ studied throughout
U1c year nnd hns k{'pt apace with
has assJgnrnent; but stnec no Likes Math"· Star-Gazing
Nh ... .an Stnurrcr scc.s st.'lrs.
:-tot that he is n pug1list. He' nn
n~tronomer , to be sure, in o semi· nnd Friday C\'enmgs .ana 'S •tur
day and Sunduy nltcmoons.
vnh the parentS ns the) \\OUld
an a commumty sltuotmn. amateur wnv. Amc.ncsn tudcnt does Utls, they ..., "Math and calculus are impor•
ont in thl· science o£ nstronom'o' • Stauffer declm'ed, '"sinC'e the fUI·· are nll sen~ .surf. StouUcr, n sophomore phys1cs 3 mohlhs
Such wns the t'Rl>~..!
by lhc nmn~to•d Wllllnm
tc#:ISLrnr, \!Jhile scnnnlng
trnllon cnrds rct'Cnllv. •
Thti:c prcdvmlnnntcl)·
mmdf!d IOdtvtdunls, '' ho
Crcshmt:>n "Hh the cxcepU
tn o sophomores, \\ 111
.anonymous for obvious rcn
FBI Girl Gunt
Catches Her Ma
It been said thnt Lhc
nlwoys sets 1ts rnon und uottJ
Guntc11, ~ire of saudcnt
president Eldun Guntt:r·, hos
cd up to thnt cHwd.
Dorothy, \\ ho is employed,
n clerical workur !or the
.Jnims she l'DUght ht-1' mon • docs not sec much or hmt.
Attending Sl"hool,
the pres1dcnc\' of LC nnd
~
ing copy !or the ad\'crtislng
Pllrtmcnt of Fred Meyer
monopolizes n good deal or
11m~. she explains. "But. I
ret to ~ce him cnch
1dmtUcd Dorothy.
Her chose first bcgon at
ngton lugh schuol shn ·tly
-'don nnd D11rot hy cnrollcl
reshmcn. "We went out n Seniors Take Note!
Jean Mc.Lcnn, \"OYAGEUU
Jlieturc editor. wnrns thnt scn
lors not I'Cturrnng t.hl't.r picture
proofs to Glndys Gilbert studaos
bt:'fore tM end of the tenn wlll
not be able to mak<' tbetr own Mu~:h of lh& 5Judying Ior the ma;~or, became mtc•-cstcd in
'f.tnnl must be done from thnt astronomy while readmg nrticlcs
'ruthful, rclJSblc companion of on how to build n telt•scope. He
the student thrC!ughout the term buih one ~tnd then bccaml' a stor
-hiS textbook. Till& is n r;hnmc, earcr in the litcrnry \'nSI', thcr you go into h the more rna·
themattcs you need. You cat
hardly tell the dlffcre.ncc bc-
1\\'l·tm a rnath.:mallcian nnd an of hnws," Dorothy
elcclion lor pubhcauon m the
VOYAGEUR. coll ge yearbook.
Miss McLcnn asks Utat seniors
\\.ho hnve not already done so
c-heck gr:JduatJon requtrcments
Wlth WUUnm H. NoJTis. rc&~.<;Lrnr. ~n that opcmng the book IS quilt! To further his knowledg~ (I(
hke1~· to poll Us resale ''alue. the 1 bJ£'Ct he took a COUt'S\' 1rom
Faculty members nre generally J:~mcs Knrle lost year ot J .. e\\ is
prone to complnm nlong "tlh and Clnrk.
thc1r tudcnts, O\'t!r th~ nppronch Last summer Stnufter was of
of fmals. It evldcnll)' makes n ferL>d n voluntory Job nt the Mu
good deal of work for them. How-seunr of Sc1enc~ and lndustl'\
• C\'cr, the.) laovc o de/mite nd-in eastern or~gon ncru the John astronomer." •
Originally 11 New Yorker !J'Ona
Hamilton Central high school.
Staurfcr, the son oC Dr. Jnmcs
Stnuflcr, profe!;Sm· of geology,
come west 3~ycars ago. He at
lr.ndcd Tigard nnd West t~ann
!ugh school.
Biology Course Added "but I didn't like him then
cause he wos too sill,·.'' •
A few months Inter th< y
gan lcccping steady
ng:1in &l~tcr 10·1!1 they
"081lgtod nnd were mnrdcu
August o£ that yca1.
As the WI!C or n student
president, Dorothy 's 1 irst
JS to help Eldon Wlth nny
cnl problems that mny ansi.! •
:!idcd him durinR oricnt.ntion
by mokmg SJgns for the ··nr1ri"n Reg!
frid1
ReJ>O
k pi I
tl ~
I t I
ncl
n in t
50 I
med.
Qu I
~ond ~
~ ttd
,.,, .... fo
rush I
PA th
n
C'Xt!l
tu c of
A gr
x-t F .
"UII\011
Those senio.r.; who do not ha\'e
the.tr pictures taken wtU not hO\'C
th r nnm.cs mcluded .10 the \"OY
AGEUR.
No Chapel Scheduled vantage 1n one respect; if they Day river. He nccept<;d nnd fo
C'an't nns'\\ cr thCtl' own questions, one week lectured on astronomy
they cnn ah\ ays hove a student Wllh the old of a borrowed tel~
osslstnnt m the deportment cor-scope.
rcct the po pers
Faculty membors insist thot
!innis lltl' !ur the student's bene
Ill; as nn indicator or h1s pro
grc.ss, Students gcnc.rnlly bcltC\'e,
however, U1nl fmols nrc for the
purpose or PI"O\'Idtng thi:! in·
~tructor wuh n bruus for Uisulng On returning to Porlland he
\\US offered a POSILIOO at thf'
Planl!tarJUm on northeas t ntnth
and Hassalo streets, which he
acct:pted gladly und stort~..'d to
work m SeptcmiJt>r, where hL•
o:till works on Tuc~ay 'rhur.dny '\ nt'\\ ~ )U 1 t bu I(;J'\ 168, wlll
he offered next semester. Listed
as the tounn of Oregon, Jt wall
deal with the nnimnl li!~ or this
area, dcv.•lopmg a knowledge of
animal dlstnbut1on. and life hls·
torics. h will be taught in close
connect ion WIth the coun;e, llorn
of Or<.'gon, and is of special in·
It' I est to ftllun> biology tr•achers. They enJOY their limited
for .recretllton, St=eing shows
.skting once In n while. The.v
vote tnuch of lhctr spore tudenl
Studen~
icomple
There wtll be .no more cbnpel
for the rcmnmder of the semes
ter, announced John B. Harring
ton. choplnln.
grndes. The OJ>Clllng scrvkf for the
spring SE'.mest~ wtll be sponsored
by tlw Student Chrisuun associ·
nlion, .Jnnuary 31 at 11 am. The instruclo t"S deny the slud· •
<:nLS' clnun and the students rc-
Gladys Gilbert
Studio
• •
Portland Is Finest Portrait Artist
34 Years Experience ·
Specialists in Weddings
BE 0129 708 S. W. Morrison Infirmary, ASLC,
Log Move Offices·
Tbl Log stou oluccs ond lht•
office of Coy llnrdmg, publicaty
dirc~tor, were moved ov,•r tht•
vacations to G-24 and G-20.
Nurse Mcuy Rohctts, who Cor
medy occupiL'<i G-26, has moved
to the Ot!W infirmary m Stewart
hall, wom~n·s dorm.
The ASLC office. whtch !or
mcrly occupied G-24, took ov••r
the nbrmdoncd LoEJ bulldmg Situ
ated behind the gym. _
Scientists Elect Kozloff
Dr. Eugene Ko1Jo1t, ... o~:antc
professor or lnology, was elected
treasurer of the Western Society
Nohmdists for a two-ycnt•
'"' nu ThiS 21st annual nwctmg,
held D(ccmbl:!r 27-29 nt Pom(mo
1n Clnr,•mont, Cnlilomln,
a gntherJng of bJologiltfl from
uU the Pacific northwvst &tnW!s.
A:s trcnsurcr I>r. Kozloff w1ll
also scr\'c on the t)Xccullvc com
~rr;:;m: •tmil t~e .
• to the Mormon church where
don is supcrm tcndent of the
dny school while Dorothy • charge of the JUniOr
£chool.
New Burlingame Market
Food Lockers
Quality Meats
Groceries •
•
•
Garden Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
Low Competitive Prices-Everyday
Plenty of Parking Space
Phone Gircle 8989
• s
I
s
ts
the
reel'•
(~.
OUI'
"J l'C
thl!!
>u~h
Ulg
for
we
Uld
OSt•
-
I • , . Eduard Lindeman
amod as Consultant • • • fJ ·· e' Seeks
Offic·al
ction· ........... fu s;
elaye
llppomtnwnt uf Ul', Edunrd
l.lntfcnl(ln, prult.•BRor ()( • m'ml
tlnsuphy aL {;Oillllt hf:t Ull!Vt I'•
>'• nK cunsullnnt, hus ,tJL in
tt!On JI)UJI!l lor lh•• 1!152 SUI1l11Hlr Mayor Lee. Council
Considor Campaign
F.11r Ro £• wetl l b. n
por.1pon d tl!mp, • •·1,>. p :ndan
I r~nul df'd rm by ·h PvrtJond
City C• Un(•Jl on l}u.• pr!l,P(J!.iJI r
mukan th" carnp 1gn tm ,fht:• tl
caty-wid· nffaar. worl:sJtup m rnmmttnhy
\ ft'C undl.lr th• dircl!tlon of • llnmld Soxc TulllP, director Pn>vl .. U!I plnn ro • !J r., f lllr le' I 1>~hlp tmlnm{! ut the col-Ro WN'k the p< n d Jonunn
worksh<Jp, which wn.o; ln
~turalt d In 104fl, thi11 :nun mer
lJ I lllt f lhC SCCOIId ycnr O( ~
(lpo!i('d lhrct>-ycnr urv<'y ur 6 12.
The machinery ~ ,still miJIQ •,
h •Wt Vl r, md pre !1l pJnru can I !.-.r the nnt1-d1 rurunntory mnvc-
' ( nt to Rt t unci( \l..uV m lim
• .nn Cuy, populolJnn 7600
fu'St two y~:nrs of the work
lP wcr<: spcnl in n stud\' of
l: Osw('go-Lakc Grove com· •h b< annan •Jf p n
m
w lily B 0 w m D FUJr n
riiDI mnn for L..-...,:1 nd Cl r •
po n~ v. th nf1dtnN w lh lu.
blt numbt:.t f v Ul't 1; n aiimiL)'. <4
llmitc.>d number nl tuition .;. .. ,. , • •
, lorllhlps \\ Jll be .tvoilubl{'l : " ..,. ~ .... .. ~·
- • ... ...:J 't.t ,.fl', .. JI,h: f.,r LC' ,~<~b ! anv 1 "SJng
outhwt t P 1"tltmd m J.h1 v n· t ,,. ,~;umm~;•·'s sc sion. one j ... .... • -.. ~ -
~ . ~ .... , i
111llll hip lo be l'l'E••rvt.'tl lor on --< • ·.• ,;., ., _ .• "'-'" • ... ~~' ('f) IlL J.:( mJ)Ua n
r ,. . - .I# ,_, • *"' • ~~ ~~~;~ ~~ I j:;CIO C•ty t~llf'hCI '. I • ~-.., , -:, /' _,j ..:~ :;,- • ~ ~..;, ,o4 -
Pducnl•un dl:'porttncnt w1JI '""' ---•'ifl._,' ..,-· -. ... ,;., ... , ';;; _ A roc~nt opinion
Ul tw.lcnt an 1 poll 1mr n r
tn:m~ •n
, ond tl:1 w: lhc full t'O·opur.•tmn ,,f lht.' SNOW DIDN'T STOP OPERATION BOOKLTFT. buJ olmosj did la5t weekend .
t!{;Pil t.'1ty C:'luunhor of Com-!!'oeo and made dri"ing hazordou1, Snowball s mado podos!riltns duck for coVC!r. Snow blankotcx! tl1u 1 1 .m f r I
uu cil 1 n v 10
II •In ' lhte ft), P('()H • r
nnd IJuthcr Klllg, Oregon
UPeJ'Illltnd•mt or schools
coopc1-allng Oregon Cily
F'air R w k I to llW
a r .t ~ t-
.1:1 oups indudc the dty
nnmg comm1ss1on, city t:oun r :n1J
l und thl r ntd a hl
h' u J:!"QliP or r • ur:.n l o ,
Dr. Eduard Lindeman
, labor cnuncil, l'nTent-Tcnchcr
f·u-=w••v" and the .Amcrlcon As
e&:Jtlon of Umvcrslty Women.
gradua1e of llithigan StaJe
lt>&l'. Dr. l..indenmn hos hnd
experience m soc-inl work.
holds honorary degrees from
colleges and hns tnught nt
mJrord, UniVl'l'siW of Wiscon
Univcrsaty of Cnhfornin ond
univl•rsily. In HH9 he
ns \'lsltin,;: professor at
Univcrstty of Delhi, lntlia.
• Lindeman hns ocrupicd his
nt position tl th(' New York
ool or Social WOI k of Colum·
1 university tor 26 yenrs, Just
v.tdcly known ns an author,
. Ltndeman hMl wl'ittcn "The
rnuuity," .. Sal'l(li DiscO\'t:t~·."
inl 'E'ducotion," "Wealth nnd
u1c" nnd other books. He as
·author, Wli.h T. V. Sm1th, of
he Demncrtlltc Wn\· of l..afc." • An oxtenlive publiciJy clln\
tgn for the workshop Is bemg
by the college, undCJ•
I • • • superviSion of Gny Bardtng,
bhc rcintions director.
prospcct a\'c cours1! in
s (I) o stut1y of pcrs.onnhty
IJUstmen'~ of pupils, <:!) n stul.ly
VOCtlllonJl l pro, P<'ClB, (3) D
of 1 ecJt•at mnnl mlerc:;Ls in •
EST. 1867
;.tOLUME X Portlan:l, Oregon. Friday, January 11. 1952 Number 13
All-College ' Gay-Ninety ' Review
Gets Go-Ahead for Aprill Date
'T'hc J!(•rg~ous, gaudy Goy Nme
tJCS will make a cumebaC'k at
ll'mpt Apr'll I. in on nll-collc~e nin~ to plnn th1•ir cnmc.:dy actt.j member of lhc SPBSQA lS•tClch'
con-con dances nnd whati'Vt'l" el!c for the Pru:crvau~m of .BoriJ\.!r
th«" "sood old du~s'' brinn back Sh1)p Quartc~ in Amuacn) will
"tao~c l"f'VIcw," m th•• wuy of t•ntr;rtammrnt . be among its member.;. nd rn n " h hud oAt aJ
t up plnns fur a llna r.r n-
•m w.urvut t r-nm t:u:k l
port the c unCJl chang•1i Ul':!:
md pi nn~ tc, ( p u az.e. F 1
P~ · pnnCJplu an t taal
und pln~:t. of r '<'rt.lltl<..n
Using th• Fair Bou.r plan of :.o=
Ulu\'Cn::at,v of Cn!J!ornw w.. liD cx-
mplc, and w th "F t Ro; £1 rn•·nn
rah play I as OJ mott(J. Bnwm n
md, • We ore f:'nou ~ p nnn•n
ro1 n. !ru~ f ~d ~ ... t v
cumpaien."
'Silver Sprea I Dante
Sel for Saiur ay llighl Acc•lrdmg to ·•Unci!! .Jim" J1m Lon11. who in nonnul Ute Stogl' dt.::c.:ornU6 y; lll k'" p
l.ong, local ll!adcr of the mo\'c· Is a m~;mbcr of the student nNiv• with th!' 1\Pmt of the duys or A SJivcrv."Dr.:> L" spNnd on 1
mem to restore the fndmg but lth:S commntcc, mud thnt thC! "Gny hnndk-bnr mu tae'hcs, b c T b c r tabll plat ~tt.mg, \\all r~ ph
still famous days to thc1r nght-Ntndacs R.:vuc," ns the prngrnm shClp quorwts nnd the btcycle cas or -;.1\'crwnrc be prcud lln
ful place m the world of enter-is of/JcJOIIy titled, will h•' n con-bu11t for h\ o Acts wall tn<'ludc th• Hll of th\: omnck shack Snt·
talnment, "The Ninetws must J&\'C test to find the group or ind1vtd- comedy, shipsUck, tnn <'On, of urdoy naght, Jnnuary 12. thr
on," nntJ lhis program lS meant unl who b t 11\•cs up to th• stnnd-o;hoe doncmg, <.tc lntcrso1 oraty COIJncai pon .. m d
to' get them back on their !eel. ards of the ·nt•·rtninm••nt of th~. Long sold that the dat~ of th.,; after-game dane• Uv med · S1lver • Wlith plonty of imagination nnughty. nSSPmbly ho5 bt.'l n sN bn ·k tu Spn:nd.'
!rntcnuttcs, sorori:.u:s, living or-Juctgos will bo cnrefully chosen give the inns of thl' Bt.nt.r11X' l<r., Spurred on bv the egan. Stl
gamzEJtions, 1ntercst g1'0ups, fnc· from lhe rnnk!l of tht nmus .. mem sl)•le of lhe mncUeo; a chancl' to vcrwnn.· for Stt..'\\ -art HnU,.. the
tJlty rmd indivtdunls nrc begin- \\ orld and at fs rumorl'd lhat a I beuer orgnnue and pn par<.> thctr I thr-et" cnmpus rororlt.Jcs ore JUl.D-_..:;_ ____ ......_ _____ ....;;. ________________ nets !or lht: bt rcvu,•. I mg to ret to cOUt t enuugh monc)
78 Years Young Ben)·am1·n A Thaxter to buy th ... m; .. dcd km\·c~. :for~ -- • L bd F and spoons by charging n 25-ccnt. T T R I. . J AI I am amen orm ndml IQO :lt the ull~mJlUS in-0 ry e Jrement ID une-mos Pappy-to-be CJub1vlh,~ .dart~ comm~.::u:mg innn~.--
'rhe honorary doctor ot ldtcrs hl' performt:d lh•• wr !rum un-1 . • dfntd) n!l('J" th tame ,,.,th Col-. I ~-· h Th· L.u lbdn mu EpstluM It• •c; of Idaho degree wtll be awarded Pr(\(essor pleasant tnsk of Kl!iSang l c 't 1• h
nn:n tn,.tng any c anccs on Thl& tng or dr;tg ()CC ku hru Bt."njomm A. Thaxtet· nL lht: con· youngc:st lady on compus: _ ttu·ir ranks ~mg dl..lplct u m th(' mu tc bv rc·cord.'l ruu1 th r-h vocutlun assembly January :!9 Thaxter a:aarted teachmg m . " te .... -• • · ll.arurc. t lh Co <.: I nt II o.m. in the gvmnasaum. 1091 an ungrudt-d two! in .Mosnc men pnusc IS WI en o o.
The occnsion wil.l be uruquc in ut t.lw age uf 18 Obt;uning hts In ~rdcr to ossuro 0 lnrge mcm· nnnounc:~ L~urHUl M~tTS, pres-
that the namble 78-years·voung B.A. d .. gn t' <tt Y.a ( m 1897, hi' bl!rshap 10 rou8hly 20 Y '<ll" or ldtnt of the counc1!
bt•lovcd ~choler tnught at ScJuth 80• the Lambd 5 hn\'c forml'd n D~rouon Gli'T') tn~ out th<'
will be uwarded Enstt:rn ~hssoun "Poppy.to-B€:'' club composed "! s' I v c r w u r th me are being
normnl school. In Jam Codd:ud, F"ranny Co~. Eldon ,JJanned by SigDUl Rho, Coke nnd
1907 he earn• d Guntt•r. B1ll Partlow nnd Ro · rt.=eurds arc bcmg urreng\.d 1 r 'b\ tht.' honor during
his last year nt
Lcw1s nnd Clork,
the fanllle of o
6J-yea1· tcnching h1s master's de-Goddnrd Tht.:tn Koppo AJphn Gnmmn i an
gn.:•· from Yolc ns Should the M dnm God-chnrgt or «Jllcctmg the ~dmtS-
nn Eltgllsh mn· dard. Cox, Gunh r, Pnrtlow and saons nnd c:lcnmng up.
Jor. Th«>n b~··nn Goddard pa·ovc stubborn ond Dean Fre :da Hartz:fdd brought cnreer. ...
Tho w h i 1 e. n 33-~·~.:nr caN:cr brmg forth young l:adl ln~tlt' d lO the attcnti.Qn or th lntcrsor-
hai.red oro!cssor 1u Portland city of the d~rt.:d luturc Lnmbdn Otii.Y c<!uncll thnt t.ht: nt:vo worn-
, S .. •1ools. I.ambdn mny apply for namass on en' dormatory was m due nl"Cd ol ' 1 ld baoJogy ,~
d 'h Albnn'-' c-oiJcae to the inl.eNturonty counctl of catlnc impkn en~ nn s akespenre " "
will gCI into H'· claimed hmt ns
tircml'n\ -bul dcnn lll 1939.
nr)t on the shclt. \\"hut he col-Final Exar11 Schedule
"'tlly pluns arc ll~W rnov .. '<l to Thundoy •. January 17 tfon to fli~'iiHu:s nnd (4> a
of the cost p1:1· pupal of
rli!US Currkulnt · Off .nogs. mddinllt• a!tm· Ptlrtl.md, h1• b~.:-a·oo MWF a oo-to·oo Ed lO'i, R I 1 JO 15·11 <11
p,J Sc1 157, So. 1 .12•15· !US
Tuesday, JAnuary 22
-
Out Friday
flrihl r:tlcmlnr lor tht>
tcr m ()( I P52 will Ill; 1\\'1111-
at nb CQ!ll 10 prlntt•U form 00
rntfon doy, Fttdny, Jnnuorv
ncco1 dang to Winnie CnJ lock.
commassaoner. J unt•," Thnxtcr cnm1• pr~sldt •nt
said, "but you Benjamln A. Thuter 111 19o4 1-42.
,.,111 b..t I'll be 6pcndm(: monr '\v11h the 1 nc.l uf lus t~.:nehlng
hou ns ''" cum pus 1n tbc gurtl~ns. I cAreer m mght. Thuxt•·r rem in
want 10 .kc•:P buS)' ns lung a:; I IS<:•~ that "lt 1 hod It nll tu do
liv••" O\'t•r lli(O&n, I \1 6Uidy du o .. l
•rrndtt!on hns: ! millnritcd hili hnve done. I \'~ cn)uyt•d •'\'try
boy ash gran tn his stud~.;nt , pnsl nunuLc 'elf the plensnnl ansoc•n-8:00 'l"fh 10 15 11.45
12, 12:30 .l\tWF 12·15 2 fS
Cuntli( t .! •30 4 30
Friday, Januory 18
9·(10 MWF 8 QO 10 00
1J:Ull 'r1'h 10 Hi 11 45
1:30 MWF J!!·IS 215
1•30 TTh 2 30· .. 00
and pr~ent, in lb~ yend) Hang-uons wuh yuun« pt ople. cspecml- Monday. J11nuary 21
mg of lht! Crct:n ceremony where ly hen.: at Lc\\IS nnd "'lurk.' C.A. 51, Ger. I, Ed 108 8.00-10'00 10:00 MWF g·00-10 00
10·00 T'fh IO·IS 11 45
2.30 MWF' 12.15-2·15
2.ao 'l'Th 2 so--t·oo
Wednuday, Jenuuy 23
11:00 MWF 8 00 10 00
Ccmflu: t
3 SO MWJ.'
3.30 'Mh 10 15 I I 4 •
12 15-2•l:J
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-Page Two PIONEER LOG f'ridoy. Jnnuary 11,
On ~kip Too ll1an)· Tall Paul Two LC Thespians Actin
The studen~ at Lewis nnd Clork arc mtssmg a good bel. Man from I-o-way In Civic Drama, 'Sheba'
We refer to the mQnthly book rc\'tcws JOmlly sponsored M k G d 1 LC a es QQ a By Herb Sc:holdor I In the role .>I l.t .n. whlc.h
by the I<:nghsh department und tht-hbtary. Lust Fridny Jt)hn On~ bnttlc-scn•H 11 ••t ron or Shu· loy B'1oth n "tonr," n
.1. Gross spoke to a handful of students on the modCI n ltnlian By c. thorin' Oel\atroty mony on op•·ning night nnd clnt.! old l)l\ 3Wllm, the NClW
.. 1 • • · F 1 lnwo. nottd ror il ·• 1 tom no\·cl nnd espcc10lly hJn Stc.i y' by Elio \"ittOrlm, ncu ty nt- ' compnrall\'l' newromer to the Dnlmh Crlllcs' nwnrd, ttu~ V 'an bon t, too. of tts toll ml·n, tendnncc wns fnu h· aood, but C\'Cn thl'".' did not turn oul as nclln~ buslnru nn hemg t('ntureci nwtuu nnd pt nchcuiJy C\'cry "' u ·' cspN'Ittlly o! d·foot·J-tnch Pnul
'\•ell as should be C"'"''"'t\.•d. . i tn th~ Portlnnd Cav1c li\Ntlc•·'s nwm'd gl\'l'n for the be t n ·"r-~ 1\'ord:!lrorn. public rc atmns rorn-CUl'rent producuon, ''Come Back, M the yP.tr, tJiudcnl& nnd Thts plan was conceivt.-d \(' bring tu the allt'lltion oi stu- nliSSIOn~l'o Lltll~ Slu.;ba" by Wllllnm Inge Jnnd••rs ~Ill hovo on nnnn''''
dents, faculty and esp ciall~ frJcnd~ of lhc college. 1mportant P.1ul, bum 10 Algonn, lown, Rt•J>rc51'ntin11 the Lewis nnc'l
b 11 d h • l' I' ld F IJvt>d m the IOWCllnR !lt.•tc tor books y men we -\'(~rsc m t ctr respcc n·a 1c s. or ex- Clat k drnmn d~>pnrtment m IS ) enrs praot· to mo,•ing to Port-to r,cc Mltrg:u ct Banll'y,
ant darl"ttor o! lust Mllnnwt
Acn·s tl\1 h•t ample. J."ebruarv 15 R1chnrd Stt-incr, mmister of Fir-st Uni· "Slwbn'' m·' St•ott acnch, sopho· '" ltmd. He nttendcd h1gh scho<lls tarian churcll, wall di cu..-s "The Ltfc We PJ'izc," a new book here nnd "88 grnduotcd from more Bnd Bill Ow••n, s• naor De·
b'• Da\rJd E. Tx-ucblood. \\' 1 1 t 1 1 , 1 J split• thch Y•'OI' in school Owen, • :u ' nston 1 g 1 t'Jtoo 10 un~. who Is thP older of the two. mnde Miss Barn11y who is o
veternn, . ., llrcctcd 1 hi&
on's openmg pill,)• nt Lew•
Clnrk, "You Can't Toke It Because of slude.nt w1willinglless to attend, the reference Hl~u hi<~ drnmattc bow onh· lnsl St•p-
room of lhc hbrnry looks mOlil \>nrc to n prominent pcaker. Traveling with tho nmly, Pnul tcmlJcr an LC'f' •·Yo\1 Can't Toke • then sp nt 13 montlts 1n Tokyo, You," an whtch Owen mntll:' If we me to retam the high cahbe.r of :>}Jeakers wtuch we ll WJth You," whale Uenc:h, iu sn~>ctnc:ulna· rue to paumln J apon, ns 11 scrgt•ant. ShQJ tly ,~
now ha,·e, \\ e must flll that room. 1t seems to u_ that it would nftc1 has l't!lensc fJ'Om lh·· sc.r-h•s 1'~ Y•'nrs here. h. ~lrt!ndy "l'"c neve• seen onythmg . npp,.nrcd an six pl:ays, ns Wt'll be a personal duty of aU English nnd literature maJot'S to '~~·. he entt•rNI L••WJl: nnd CJark 1t bdore.'' c.xclmmcd 1\trs. -
attend. lf they ... upport it nnd take one f1·iend w1lh them the Paul, n business ndmamstrnt10n 1 1 age " n. 1 lnf! ~'' o. • .. beth Gardiner Dn' 16. ac\mt
I I b I { Como Bnck. Lltilo Shoba of the drn•nn d"JIOrtment. book rc\ iew~ w1ll b~come a success. m.•Jor, aow:~ tn 't! 0 sa c.•annn or h. I tt'lc r ldlll d " • . $\\aft nnd Compuny after hu~ &•'tl· 01 v 0 m c-ngc J1nd never bcfon; brcn In n Congratulnuons EnglLl\ department and library for offer-duotaon In June. couple. 'l)u.c' ~'-·~nncy and his j nnd he ,, 35 so good ,~ c
mg at to <those of us who do at\t!nd. F.B.C. One of Paul's prmc:IJ>nl jo\>! wire L-olo. Doc 15 an nlcohol~<' g1ve him the lcndmg role."
Get the Point?
W1tl1 the term nearing an end and c"aminaUons imincnt
1t seems feas1blc to ment1on ngam the rather maccurate grnd
Jng system ut.1bzed nt Lewis and Clark.
The present system grade. m block A-B-C-D-F numetals
arrivmg nt a numencal "point" G.P.A. There is no plaus1ble
reason why this ''point" system could not be used on indi
vtdunl subJt:el gradmg also. Some students nrc relegated to
a lower cumulative G P.A. becau~c o£ this gcncrahzcd grad-
mg system.
For c~mmple, two students could get "B's'' on n cour:;e on Uw wagon nnd Shcbn •s
ns publtc rclntwns eommu; lone•· Lola's lo l cnt. who Lolo hn
11 the prcpar.1hon ond dlstr•bu bmlt up Into 0 11ymhol oi h• r lost
uon l)r Lhc weekly bullet m con-)'outh and hhJ)pln'-' s
'nmtng c:nmpus actt\'Jtlt's nd no· I 0 ... •n Ia ·s T rk , l .. c p ) u , n •' oung
•ces.. colle,c•• nt.hlctc tn II\ c \dth ?It Ill(',
He,~h1 becomes an nssct lo lhe who bonrds "'tth 'Doc' nnd Loin.
tall Vllung m I'Cg.u·d to Ius .tc• 'I'UJ k's seduction or MrtriC brmcs
h\'lllcs, especloll.v on the mnn') ,,bout the cllmnx 111 '' hach 'Doc'
dnnce dccorullon conumthll'S to beconu s drunk for the first time
whtch he IS appointed. m a year lind threntcm to k•ll
Most recent! ,ht• wns co-ch.•ir· Loin.
mnn or Hom commc ln oddltaon
to belonging to Lambdn Phi Ep~J.
lon, he porticlp:;tcs m n numbt-r
of school achv•L•es nnd plays bos
kctboU in the city league. Although he had never u ... "
ed In n piny, 0\\, n wos vse~
bcanc in the public eye. He
tudcnt body r.resadcn l nl
lm htgh llchool m Pot tland
olso PI'C:ndc:nt or the
HI-Y chapter
A grncl of Ltncoln hlgh
Bc<Jch IS PI uudt:"nt or Phi
Alphn Sinfomn, men's music
ornry. He also b<Jiongs ;o
K nppn Dl•lto, speech
Alphn Psi Om~gn,
honorary nnd .r\N•cm. socir.J
•crnaty.
wath one student drawmg a 3 0 and the other a 3.3. But they ~~~~~=~~~~~::=::'~ Beach portrays Ed J\ndcrson,
.1 member of Alcoh(l)tcs Anony
mous wh•1 help:; subdue 'Doc'
urter his relllp ·•'· Whtle Jm does
n't wnnl to gave nwa,v thL e.ndlng.
Bench claims lhot "Sht>bn" con
cludes on both n sad nnd n happy ln Ius spare 11m~ Beach
ducts the Augustnnn I.u
church t'hmr nnd p)CI\' still get the same grade for U1e subject, e\'cn though one did
better work.
Grades nre cerunnly nol all-important in themselves and
far too much emphasis is put on them. But as long as gtade~
are with us we may as well see lhe\' me accurate as poss1ble
Earlier this term the LOG carried an t!dito1·ial on th1s same
subJect. 1t mel with little or no response. The question is
put again: what are you, the student body, going to do about
a? G.V.F.
Rep. Rancid Raves --
With the beginning of a new term, we see that the un
daunted Engli~h department is still contmuing with its D. E.
expenrnent. No doubt .Jt's something like the League of Na
tions e"penment which we notice is still going on, too.
* * *
lncome tax forms, slippery streets, spring tuition, all of
whJch lead us to believe that thas year isn't going to be any
bett"r than 1951.
* * * Fervent prayers for a bxg snowstorm whtch were offered
by weary students last week were tmswered. But we never
d1d find out whether or not LC was open, C\'en though our
ears were glued to the wueless.
* * not~ \ lhe LC s,>·mphony.
Bulletin Board
!Profs Now Lording It Over Stude
t.=====:;;:::;;.;;;;;;;;!J Due for Bad Shock Under New PI
Back Jo Robert's Rules 1 Ah, nn, wntcn out there Pre 'th~ apeciea Fre5hman and
To the Editor: 'ssor Dubach. One of your stu omore.'"
AftCl' nUending 0 :recent frosh dents mtght ci\'C you nn F. H PI I I ps dcchtre$ thnt
meeting J dccldL'<i to sny some-mtght •f you taught at 1 Illinois men suspect th.il profs
thing about Ute wns they nr" Institute of Technology, that as. humnn; sophomOI'I!S kno\\
conduch.>d. To me it was a ve.rv That's where students wall rale Frcshmt•n k1ss their dui<.'.S
unorganized and unplanned mce;. their prof ne."t week. bye >t: homo 1 1r , m
mg. Now Jet's sec •.•. an F to An· 1 Freshmen oro in collogo lo
The meeting wns called to or· dcrson, a D· to 1'uttle, nn F-lc an t"ducollon: 5ophomore5
dcr In an unruly \\DY and minutes Thn:xtcr .•• hmmmm, lhlS ha collego bocauao their fathor1
or the pre,·ious meeting were possibilities. fuse to pay !htn.r fan-to
not read. DJscusSJon was so un· A presumptlou' profouor by 1 Vegas. f'roahmon write homo
ruJy Utal mnny s!Aldcnts los; lho nllD'Io of Arthur C. Phillips " week: ..ophomore s who1111
con p , t interest. at tho Uni.,erslty of Miami, Flor they ro broko.·•
I quote two 1·emarks made by ida. rnconlly wrolo a guesJ edi -~t k~:s :you Ct.>cl ns lC
stuc, nl ~·hale \'ollng on n r:pe-11orinl for the Miami Hurricane eally llk~ to know som~ or
CJfie ~>mL Whh a hnnd in the in which ho had lbo lmerity to 1ltc s <l! refust: off the p1Je ot
atr one tudent nskcd, ·What make some obsorvJUionJ abovt manity.
are Wt.l ''oting for'~" \\'l1e.reupon ===:::=:~====± :::::::::== =· :....-:;;;;.:::-----; the s'ludcnt sxtung hchmd rc _
marked, "l don't C\'l!n care.''
As l S(!C .It the progres3 of a
c.lo.ss wllh an nlt1tudt such as
\hts \\ liJ be smnll. I am not )Ust
Mark of T•mc: the marquee of a locnl <~ wr· JWn theat~:r slattng my own opmaon but that
bl d h . . . of mnny other freshmen who azone t e mot10n p1clure. Tho Prance of Poace. durmg the d •1 lik b . ! . • • on e to ••c us1n!!ss o our
Chnstmas hohdays. Immcdml , ·" '· tcr thf u w yenr, the class earned on m such n hop·
management did an about-fac. She Shoulda Said No and haznrd wny.
G. I. Lo•e with appropriate uu (;J i.isements- now plny-To help tbe1o condlttonl! 1 would I
mg. Conunerc1ahsm, mcorporated. recommend thnt tholit: who nre
T. A. 0. to pubhc.•z.c the mccungs do so
tr\ mnny plnces und LWo or thl'ec
days before the mectmg.
AI"" I would f>'\lgg~ l t hn l I he
meetings b held according to
parham('ntal'y prOI.'edur ~. Thi!l
wny C"ts betft•r rcsulls ond the
whole class is Wlllmg Lo coop•••·ntc
Kt~n McConnic:k
Otll• I l IJlll•IJr::aiiMI of tlJn AU<
r:oll~lf l"'bll•h• d • • e'l ) durin thr • : ,. v• r :y .. , r:m .. rro (l 'fll ltii(JI ut v.~t t1 • ar' I Tosth~ow£C1lflloakr: es to You collvr:e J'CAS f:Ut.K rlpl oD rat ~
o {'QJ!tl clo J' nlfttlP"r ' f1urtll\11d I t .. I:OO
EDITOR
Bryce White
Olnac'lr Olbb
Ofl'a141•• 8p«ott.
llhDCJ 111Uer .r.-turu
8tlltorlal
C:•rtOOD11t
A.4nrtt.lnt atU ron
ADD Oranninc Jlm Lone Mc'J'. Oeorr• KAallell We WISh to thank nil tho \\ ho
wnrkcd 10 corn<>.Stly Qn the ~nflw
hnlJ dane Crl:'dlt as upcc lly 1
due D:.wn Mi&~;nh ••hnet, Loul i'
Hannah, Jan,. Hannc ond Bnr
barn W:..lke& v. ho ca"''•t.:d ou1 tlu
:rcar's them' WJ~h onJianuht)' in
a.pon.n z Chn.h Panrdn , Ohuc)[ Olbb, Oenl41n« Sprott. .. aru:y 111Ut~~r, n rxct Uenl dlJt.plny of dt!CQr:
AJUl onuuuua , O•flrc• .H:aalr .. U, r1074 cummm•. Charlet ChArnquSat. tl n , Oowoy Harless
Clrc1llaU oc autb amJth, AUau Ste}lf' u.ou 11 Bf'IJ Jy Biuto
(CQ chairmen) • --
"Why don't yo!l boys aprend oul a IHtlo
1or 'I 1 l'OU 10 f!unk thlt I'!Xaminalion." more-thore'c no f1
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Mr. ,
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,, January 11. 19$2
the S tJc1a/ Slf/e By Haney Mlller
and Coraldi!1ct Sprott
iancees Announce
easonEngagements
As lhc hohdny season hcl'nldmg in n new year fades inli)
recent post, some oC the happy mom~nts pnsscd nr~ re·
by several coeds us they announce thctr engagements
it icnds.
Hulh Frwdt• :wphomon.~ nursing major, announced her
""""'t Dl•ccmbcr :l8 to Kirk Dean, furmer sludcnl now
the Army. No dnlc has bcl'n set for the wedding.
Thl! cngngl•mcut tlC tlt•lcn Ilnn
SI)Jllor cdut•atton maJor, to
on Bnrlholumt\U ., &ct\l()r llus\·
ss ndmlntslrntion mnJot, wos
~ntly announced. Wedding is
for lute summer. nl •ht ot the home or IJtllrrcU.J
l\1 rn l(l complete the d•·c:ot·o.tton
for tlw lntcrsoronty nftl\t·gnmc
dnncc l(J hi! held tomorrow nt{:hl
Cnrolyn Moir u chnlrmnn
• • • PIOJ'lECR LOG
Sigma Earns Trophy
For High Scholarship
Fur the fourth (On&ccullvc
remetilN Slgmn Rho sororll)'
cnm d tht> hlghe t cholort1c
UVl'rngc luJll spnng, Ml'rnbcr
rnnlntalncd a 318 record to
u ln u,, lnlci'·IQro, i\,y r.:uuncn
troph,Y
Se1•ond 11lnc~; hunorabl(' mt•n
lirrn went to Zetn ThNr• Ch1
ln()w dl!lbnndfd) Wlth 3 03.
S1gmu Alphu S1r.mn 1 rnt<!rn·
It) c 1mL'tf tlw 1l"W lnll•r-lrn
tcl nlty JI)Uquc. Acnc1a wns o
cln ~ second with 2.79. Pego Throe
!Acclaimed Composer
To Give Recital Here
Political Science Class 1
To Make Practical Study Tclllnp, frkud~> or hc.r recent
~erne1 t to D~wcy llnrl~ss ls t~l.\. \ W1.'<incsdny niGh\ snw the The clu ln prtnclplCJ nnu By Garth Fanning I uni In Berlln nnd p<:rfurm d fn'-.
utSSII>, Both Betty nnd (r mmcmutntJon of 'l'hctu Knppn- problems or publlc ndmtnJ!Jlra- N
11 k ll ... h
0_
1 Ph lh
.., Delta 'fnu Rho second rumivn ... ary l' ill nuonn y nown L'Ompo c con. qu n y \I; lua l <' ucr In I nr. wcy nrt! seniors In 5JX'CCh nrtB. '"'" Jon w tum now to n prn ll • 1 ductor nnd mnnl t Rudt~lph Gnnzl monic urchestro. An ofler to be-
0 d"fJntte dutn hns been .. t lor bu"lhdny pnrty hcld in the shock, cnsc study, thot of Bonnt•villt all d l
1 d
1 d t th d
.... ~ ... onnounc.'ed Lols Gaither "~d nob p d w con uc: a pi nQ c lmr nn oumc.' I n o c pumo tpnrt·
c wedding. .... ..~ ower 0 mlnlstrollon. be h nrd an rl ctlul on cnmpu mcnt nt Chicago Mu•lcal college Stem, pres1dents. s 1 1 ( Announ('Cd r••ccntly during the cvern JUn or CXl'CUllves rom F brunry G, ; ond 8 f111Jowcd
1dnys is the ••ngngemcnt or Club Now' the divuuon or ndminaatrallvC' Gnnz wns bor-n lrt Zund1, Sw Jt. Hts prt: ttg « ~ ftrmly t.-slab·
tkc O"Cc>nncll. June '51 {lrndu· FTA clubs I rom Jcffcr~:on, mnnnp.cmcnt, among th(lm Kt. n-zur'nnd and nppUUt.d ber r.: Jus ll.!lhtd an Amc.rtea w1th gu~ ap.
now do tnt: grnduntc study in TirJOsflvt•lt nnd Gr~.:shum high ncUt Brngg nnd Arthur A tkln-u. t oud1cncc a n cdllsl It wns ()(.;tU1loces ns plnmal o.nd ~nduc
worlt at Wnshing\on uni· !Whoom \'lBl\t:d the cnmpW! lnst Jn, lhe lntt.cr ll.ll LC 1950 grndu- not unt•l the ng~.; of (tventcc.n tor"' 1lh vnrtou Amencnn orchcs
. to MnrJoric Skllhngbcrg, Wc<ln .. d:-~y nnd nt the l"ampu<~ utc, wall work wu:.h the clnss on rhnt h• d1:1ctdccl to Tk>c,alu~: nn ras
1..1 oC lhc Univ~naty of chnptt r punsonod '"Cofft.'{ Pour'' probll'uls nf ndnllnistratlcm Don-,thl! pHmo Canz is now a regular c:onduc.
lrcJ:on Mcdicnl st'hool, deport- 1n Lhc cftcrnoiJn, Pttul Coll\n , dl nld C Bulmer i clo ln..c;tructor. Ho studlod wiJh Foreuc:c:•o Bll tor at tht' New York PhUharmonio:: •
ol nur·sinl,!. A June! wed· r••t.••ur ~f resonrrh nnd ll,Lu:ttc;~o lind San 1-'rtmcUK:o Young Pco-
is plnnncd. for 0£/\, disCUS!!(d the tnr>u• "Job 'Board of Educall·on OK's FI·ve Year pl~'il conorrrts.
Donna Mncklin, senior mu:ilc Opportumtics nnd Snlury ~<'IH'd· 1 - Ht tymphonic "Animal Ptc:-
is unnouncinc ht::r <'ngngc· ul s ' E f • f T h• T • • PI lurf and Symphon1c SkctchCB
tn f'mnk Lnwrcnn~. ricmior New o((u:crs Cor F'TA WCI'I.! se-X enston 0 eac Ing raining an huv bC'en performed throughout
r:~rru U:5ll\!~~ ndmtnl lrul\on mn)or. leClCd {\1 3. rec.cnt. ~\cc..Uon nnd th-o• Unltt>d States Gnnz' progmms
D dcfirutc dal!• hns been _ct for· \\ tJJ ho'il oflk-c !r<>m nn.. •ottl The Slntc: l3oard of Educonon ficd. w~ Wt rC' thl.! ftrst 11bcrnl orts hm•t , 1 hnd 3 tendency to.
wedding. next Jnnun~: They otc Glen hos onnounc:cd tls pl~n lo con-collcg£· an Ortgon to he thus w d th~.; ntvo and unu3Unl. and as
Club Lunc:hoon Heevcs, pre~lidt•ut; Harold Mls:ncr, t.muc the nc rt.'CIIWllon of L<Wih quall!Jcd, nnd th•s extension of t 1 L rutd p!!lDUI kns mlro-
A musir.nl program by Lcw1s \'ICC·PI'CStdcnt; Pnt Lance, en:-.:md Clark's el mentnry tr•nt•hcr the progrnm 111 a rt>cognlllon of d d o itTNlt numbl!r o! smpor-
Clnrk students, under the dt· tn,..). Rodgc.r Brown, trcasun r tnunmg program ror u f1\ ~ yc:u-the normn.l development of teach- r'll \\ rk to Amcncnn nudr·
o( Miss Shirley Jean Colk n Crcsw•·JI, !;oclul r.hlllr pcr1od C.'ndtng S ptembl r I. 1056 t'T <'due. tron nt L-cwr nnd Clnr;c t ne
will be pre tmted ns mnn. Hs contmuntton wn b.1 d on
1 .. Tn the 'i\ rttt n report \~ h1ch Dr. Jchn S:ark Even:, bend of
nrl or the cntcrimnmcnt nt the Coming Ev~nts the results or n cnl'\•fu1 re e.x mt· wns rcc~.:avl'd 1.> th cxnmmmg the mu tc: dcpnrtmcnt as;;istnnl
11ou1crs' club of Lewis nnd Clnrk ·The .Bn,..ls of Belle( "wall be n .. tt n or th ~h•tnl'nt.J rv tratn- commm.c~. th ~ollcgc w h gh. profeoor of ptnno Ro\Y--rt H.
Jllcge lwtchcon, Monday, Jnnu· th.-lop1c Q( u speech by Dr. P. Jng progrnm mndc b.} 1 l'ommtt I; complhmnt(•d (Jh ltu pro r Stoll%c, 1 t nl proft. r of
ry 14, at 1~:30 p.m. ol Wcslmln· Malcomb Hammond, Sundov lc of t vcn plu \" memt-cl" espc 1 lly on the qu hl.> \ t th( JlJOno Dnvtd Campbell nnd Mar·
Prcsb)''LH1nn t'hurch. na 1\t 111 the dr:m mg room of of the stole bonrd The enmn.ett<' young m('ll nod v; om.-n "h h.1v I'll.' Trottl'r :trt: f rm r students
"Oregon Through the Ages," o Pnlntm Munor ut 7 p.m. Dr •. 11 o studwd n 100 rac-e r •p r1 b n attract d w tht progrnm o Caru:'
on gculogy, win be given Hammond \'-o'\\1 bt; guc:~t p~.:r~kcT I submitted b.> th(> colll Pc.: nnd Uw qunlit)' of th upprvi d HIJI Pn nt posrtion is l1cad of
u A w H k of the wc.. .. tmmsLcr f1alll)w hlp of Aec:ording 10 Or. Charlos How-teachang cnrru.•d on m the t"'ln ~ the Chlcn{lo MUSical r.:ollc" •••r. . . ancoc . •
Post J\.uignod Pnlolme filii Prc;;byt,•r.;~n church., ard, d('nn of the• (ar.ulLy 'Thili I'OOillB or lht Portbnd p I
Mtss Julin John•.on, gUJdnncc Dr. Hamnumd, n Methodl!lt ccn'<htntwn 1 u eontmunt10n •Jt ,. chool systt'm undPr the up r-
oun:scllor, har; rc•t't•ntly been rninrst(r and port time in~t.ructor n prouram thnt .nrLI'Id three vision of D . 2-\.hu Gr.ah:nn and
tt.:crctnry of the PllcJftc tn philosophy nt the collt cc. will \ l'lln> n o 1n tht On:.gon lcgu;-1 Mni. Murcucrit(' lltdeout. \I; h • 1re Junior Class to Meet
The iumor cl!lss wtU meet an
B·24 next UCJ>dn), Jnnuory 15,
Ul 12 30 p.m to mo.ke thl' ftn3l
election or c:andtdotes for Ute
Kmg and Queen of Hcnr.t& ccordwest Personnel Mnnngcrs be conccrn~d with the fundn- lntun.o nnd uppo ted b.) Dr. m chnrgt.> or thl pro m "
:;socialion, mcntuls o( the Chnstian foith. Odell. tt rc11ult d 10 a chnnge of 1'he Swt" Donrd 1! Enut!DlJOn
New nlumni groups of the nr· The Wt stmmst• r Cellowslup ex· lc{:lslouon whtch nwde st po hus st1pulntl'd th •t oondldnt
~nl.zntion mdudc one in Nc.w l~nds u cordml tm•lta.tton to ult 1ble for hbNnl nr\ oill'gc to for clemcnwr. ct llhcat
ork c1ty which will meet Jonu-sLudtJnts to mnkc usc or lhts op-qunllfy for the t:nunm(: of t•l,.. follow nt lea l n four-ycnr pro
ry 12 nt the home. or June '51 portuml~ for n::hgrow: de\'clop- ln('lltnry teachers. T\\0 yenrs ogo g.mm, lcndmt; to Clth~r bache-
Bill Nitlecl, to honor m nt. whl'n we Wl'.r<> orlglnnll> C('rll lor's or mas-ter's dcgrct>. ng l Swn M.Ltchell clll! p !·
dt!nl The Kmg nnd Queen of
Hc:~rts ·will retgn over the annual
Swccthenrt dnnre, Feb:-unzy lG cues!, Dr. Morcnn Odell. ProCessor Lue1£'n Wolti, n 1 San Frnncisco bny oren olumnt French scholar, vtsJtms prdfl 01
plan to honor Dr. Odell nt n nt the UnrversJt} or Cnlilurnln
rc gnthcrmg. nnd cx-prcstdent of lht.: Unl\'cr·
Nows SJty or Jlcnnes ln Frnncc, Will
Alpho Cnmmn sorority rn(:t lend n discusston on the Unttcd
'dllt~ur"Y 9 nt 11836 S. W. Hrcym1m pcnCf! effort of WcstNn Europe
wHh Ann Grnnneng us today nl 1:30 p m 111 B 30, und J'
ostcss. Pions were discussed con-, the spon.>orsh1p of thl' fore1cn
spring rushing, A com-lunguogc deportment.
11\l\1,~\! !ormulut• d finn\ ideas for Dt•nn Chl)r\es W. Huwnl'd urges
Lenp Ycnr Leap dnnct· whtch tudcnts nnd faculty to nttcnd the
ONnty 1s c:ponst,rtng Jam•· lcdure. Some clnSS~!: mN•ting nt
. !?5, Joan Ell toll is chmnnun. 1:30 WJiln tll:nd the speech Ins lead
S1Mmu Rho met lnst Wednesday of th•'lr 1 l'[lulnr scheduled clnss.
New Burlingame
Fountain Variety
BURGERS • • • • 30c
SHAKES • • • • 20c
Only 5c for Coffee
Complete Fountain Service
8500 S.W. TorwlUgor Blvd. Clrc1e 8611 New Womenls Head Resident Mrs. Lenore VanAntwerp
Leads Double Life as Grandmother, Akin Housemother
By Virginia Bowman
The title 'Hcnd Resident" JUSt
do{'sn't flt Mrs Lcnor<! VnnAnt~
wcrp who In n few short months
hus heromt: n molht•r to c~1ch and
e-very girl nt Akin hnll Whether
It's ulilcinl or not, Mrs Von-us
the girls ('011 hcr-IB rcfcral!d to
us u hou ''·mother and 11 ~ntcd
for Reasonably Priced
Flowers
TO ALYCE
. Flower Shop
Coxsages
Wedding Flowers
8735 S. W. Torwilligo: Blvd.
Phono CH 1000 as such. quoht> or motherliness. And she
One would guess thut Mrs Vnn has qurte n fnmily to brng ttbout
is lending o disrupted, troubll' • lour doughtcl"5. oU of v; hom
some Hie on campus because she nrc marncd, ond ten grnnd<".bild·
is so new to t.tus type a.r ex-ren-fl-,;c g!.r.ls and flV~ bo~. lle
perwncc Her cornmcnt to the lng mnrnt..od to CJ oonst.ructJon en
ctlntrary is '"I nm \'{'ry happy gmccr, he clnuns it wn n try
hero nnd can't thmk of o niC'cr InC ex-per1Cnee to rear the girls
ol • L to stay.'' , whllc tra\'cling nll O\ cr tht.•
She claim• that all g1rls ot the j rounu-y.
dut m (Jt into the plctutc o! a Students hao.;..: Mts Frecdo
"wonderful homey otmo pherc Horl71cld, dean of v.omca, to
There JUSt nrc no probh.:ms QC thank for ht mgtng Mrs. \'411 to
l'Onduc:l or dlsctpltnc nnd n\\ the thl' cnmpus.. The two m~\ through
gtrls nrc compatnblc nnd cooper. :~ hostess conference ot OSC \~ hich
ali\'C " It's ensy for one to be-fncnd hnd urged Mrs. Van to
llcvc this bccnusc vb1tors OR' nttcnd. Mass Hnru:fcld, nt thnt
nlwnys Impressed w1lh the mu-1 time, lm:Jtcd Ml'S. Vnn to come
tuol feeling that Aktn hnll resl-up to Lewis and Clark.
dents ore JUSt lake o big, happy Mrs. Van cumc because she
family wtlh one very Jovnbl~ fclt that LC wns the plncc "'hc.re
mother to shore nmong them she ·-v. uuld b(' hnpplcst and be
Undoubtedly h«!r oxpc.rianc:oec of grentest ·n tee And she
...--------------, J tu; n real mother odd d to her ~su grott'ful for th ' '"nlcrful
UNUSUAL CAREER OPENING
In nn unl'row dtd proCcss.1o n
"'1th occellcnt canlin&s und
g10wth opporlunrues oflcrcd
[) J:UICtuntc student Opt.: mns
Cor men or '~ omf'n-rnan nnd wltc-vr wive. o( uude.rgrn·
duntol with l•"dul'lttlimul Di·
\d ion ' of MzulihOU 1-' i c I d
o w n c d en tt•r prise P•!1'60nnl
Inter\' lew nrrnn •ed. W ,. it c
full~ gl.,in J)honc :we. nnd
c xpr.'rl~nec to C. C. 'Rl're, Wcst
{'Yn Mnnru:er, 35-1 ·21st St.,
Onklnnd 12, Cnhr Pnid Adv. For
Young Men & Women
Modem Tailoring
Baumann~s
House of Style wny" m which he b bt n re
cclved
Other than pcr!o~ her re
l,'Ulnr du\tcs ns 'h'-":td rcs.td nl and
her undffJCJnl duties tts hou
motlwt·, sh ls n\'tlilablc fnr
eounscUng, tn charge of ''PlDk
card!;" under the dcnn or students
and ~nro1lcd n studt'nt 1n
''"typing 1.'' Nl'xt to girlS; musu:
2ad cloor Slud.io, Morgan Bid;. hOI Ol\\ I)'S been her bobby "'nd
BE 8032 I he now stn !I m th cllwr nt th
First Pr b~ tcrl n clluren. • '
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-Paqo Four
Pioneers
Dual Victories
Rockel Fixmen
Into First Spot
Buckiewic% Scares LC
With Dead-Eye Tactics
By Alan Slopheruon
Conch Eldon Fax's <:at:crs, nfte.r
''annan~-: se' en ln n ro" \'CDl mto
n ttul.sf!l11 durmg th~ Chrislmao;
hnhdov~ ns they suffered three
out of :h1ur ctbncks but \\ound
:up th~ar pre-seasonal crunpnagn
wsU1 .nn 8-4 :rt'Cord
The Paonccrs snapped out or
Uac1r slight losmg strcnk as they
pockcted their :f•rst nnd second
Nnf~rence WlOS at the CXPCD!;C of
Fumk Bucl..'lcWicz nnd <'Ompany
(lmown to mnny as Pnci.fic uni
' "rs.tt) l The scores for both
gumu were 62-55 nnd 55 ·44.
In Saturday nighi's league
opener. Bucktewt ct nlmost smcle
hnndcdly up~ct th(' highly rated
Ornnce nnd Blnck, ns his uncnn
n" two -handt~ set shots thJ'c:adcd • tlw twine for 23 pomts.
The cold weather o u l s i d e
set:'mcd to rcfk-ct on tht' shCiotmg
of both teams. but cspcc:uilly on
the part Df the usunlly hot Palo
tine c.rcw. At one ltmc dudng Uae
c\·cning the local talent ftrcd stx
successive shots. only to have the
melon bounce oft the rim Cl.lch
time.
Pacific had rattled otf to tako
n 30-23 bulge u • time but PIONEE:R LOC Frldny. Janua.ry ll,
Paste Pacific • Initial Seri lll
"Is This the Magic Step?"
THE: NEW DANCE CRAZE, •La Basba. ' whu:h is aweepang the country scorns to have aHocl·
ed tho players in Jut Satuzday·a basketball game between Lewis and Clark coUogo and Pacific unlvor·
sity. LC forward Frank Grove (SS) is trying to load the boys in a tricky a1op but Badger& Dick Young
(24) and Norm Proffit (S) along with Pioneor Ken Scrvaa (20) aro having a dlfhcult limo mastonng
it. "Big John .. Fous (44), LC conJor, loola as i1 h~ ha given up all hopo of got1ing ln the fun. John got
in tho donee later bu1 wu cut out by an eager Badqor. Photo by Tho Oregonio n photognphor Kirk
Braun. LC Hoopmen
Host Coyoles .n,
This Wee
Twin Conference
Set Friday, Saturdnv
Til(; Pnlnllnc .Jhilrp .,h
with nn unblemished '""'"
record of 2·0 will put their
tory slcetn on the line thi"'
end when lht'v play host to
lege o! ldnho here in n
gnmc :t'rle '. Fridny and
dny nipht at 8:15.
Nick Weddle, tn hts first
• be.llJ cagl bo. has u
I h.,t hulds four lc!l overs o({
scflson's U1ird l>lact Cuyotc
'l'III.'Y nr u J::ack Baket, u
6-mch center, Don Mad ~cn,
Keno~> 'l<'k nnd Ron Lant•. n
ln pro·soo.aonal con.los.ts
\'Jsitor have droppl'd 6 out
~nines. Last weekend they
lh~ar opcmng doubll ru 16 ....
to the powerful Beurcot..>
Sulum 48·31 and 67 37
;:.paess, only u ln. hmon, IS
porllng a 13-point plus uvel'lld
thus fur, to lend hls team
In mdlvtdual ::.cormg.
Monday naght. the
M LSSionnries roll IIlio ( •
a one game appearance. to
c U'cn. •t: If ccnlcn.'d around •ne
deuces by M< Schro\:d~r. Ken ---------------------------- -------------d '5 oublc-J)Os l system. Of dulc dov Whtl:o huve won one whll._. SeJ'\'3! nnd Ed Rc.1d closed U1c
marg.m to 31-29 m the early stages
of the third pcnod. Schroeder's
on~ hnndcr from outside the kt.•y
.shot the f'ixmcn out front lo stny
44-43 m the fJrs~ few minutes of
the final quarter.
Buckic\\ ·acz., who doesn't be
lteve m !n\'Ontes. tned his darn
dest to dupljcate hts gridiron ex
plotL'> (he wn the big gun m Pn
ctflc's upset wm over the LC
football squad lBSt fnll) as be hil
a :rcsoundmg .500 per cent. 11
out or 22. from the :floor n.nd add·
t-d a irec throw to top the inda·
\ 1dunl scorers Wlth 23. For LC,
R(!ld, Jnc.kson, Servns and Schroe
der collected 16, 15, 12 nnd 10 rc
lq)Cclh ely.
The c a m p u s 1wine·lwuten
notcllcd wtn number two 'Monday
naV!t as the> rode by the Badg
cn. 55-44, to complete thcll' first
conference series.
The hustling Buekiewlcz start
ed whc.rc be left ofi in the lnst
outing as ht• dropped through
nnotlwr 20 pomt.s to acrun Jcnd
thC' hst 1n pomt-gctting .
DespiJe 1he one·ma.n bombard·
mcnt. Uac PJonccrs were never
Men's Intramural
Point Standings
T ... run Pomts
l-Lnmbcln 321
2--SJgmn 256
3-Polecnt. 234 an St:'l'IOUS troubl,. throughout the
contest and held the uppt:l' hand
the entire route. Only once did
Paclf&c threah:n. ThlS wns m the
latter pw·t of the scoond sl.nnzu
when Buckiewu:z. found U1e opt'll
mouth of the hl'K>P to tie th~ <:on·
test at 24-24. But n hook-shot nnd
a singleto n by LC pi\·ot-man,
John Fcuz. put the Orange and
Blncl~ out m front at the mtdway
ma1 k. 27-24. During the scrond
h H the Pton.-.crs kept the pomt
spr~ad open to sc\•cn digtts and
\\ owld up Uacir evening's work
.,., 1tb a 55-44 ndvnntngc.
r·cu:r. pumped in 15 counl.cr.s, 8
Crum Uac floor nnd 7 from the
chnrlt) Im~. to lead thL P1onccrs
111 scormg Bcstdcs Bucltiewtcz,
Rctd was the C•nly other mon to
bust doul'. f ·ures wtth l3
Varsity Boosters, Alums
Honor Grid Co-ChaDlps
The PJOn<..'Cr \'nrsny csuh nnd
the alumni us.wciation played
hfl t to lhe 1951 PaonCl'.r conkr
encc co-c.hompJons}up football
team at almnquct at the Columbtu
Athletic club 'l'ucsdo)·, Decem
ber 18.
lhghllgbting the f~lh·it•cs wa
guest spenltcr Douglas Lowell's
tnlk, "l-'ootbnll and the Colleges."
and the prcsentnlwn of copper
plaques to members of lhc sqund
b" Conch Joe lluston. •
4-0 ltn 233 .------------,
5-Knppa 162 LOST u-Fnculty 136
7-MlJi'Jts 130 TWO BLANKE:TS , Ncar Slcw-&-Brta
9-Alpha
10-McAfet>
11-Frosh
J2-Acncan
SEE: 128
50
42
lf
0 ort Hull. on December 19.
Plensc return to Ardess de Jonc
at Stewart HaU or lcnve in Log
office
"My Daddy Sells the Best
Auto Insurance in Town"
Lmb1hty Rates as Low as $17.10 tilX months
Snve 20 to 30% Safely v:ath
Mayflower Auto Insurance
C~rge A. HukeU, Diltrict Manager
380S N. E. Broadway Tl1 •&46 Freshman Cagers Vie With Benson
After So-So Results in Holiday Tills pmg lwo in con.lerencc
Agrunst Liruicld. they lost
opening eumc 61·53 but bu
back to captu1e lhc nod the
Jowmg cvemng, with a
cmg 81·64 dl.'Cision . Last M<,nl
:hey were edged by Willn
77-74. Trylng to brenk n two-gamt. P l Pocafic U. frosh 56--45 on th('
losmg strl!nk Coach Wnrrcn Badger's home court. Jim Quu ~l'
Smtth's Frosh fl\'c mel'ls Ben-of LC and Gene Lnnagan or
P. U. shared sconng honors wtth
EOn Tech of Portlancl tonight. 15 apiece. Coach Bob Buzgcss ho.a 11
Thl' Frosh, boasting nn anemic In a homo And·homo series wilh c· u:. t 1X nume,.•l wtnners
foW'-won, scvcn-ltlSt record, bow-ox-LC hoop star Frodd.ic Wil· turrung to the fold .1or
ed to Bnllleground lugh school aon'a Rllinior clu.b tho Pionoou carnpntgn o{ nctaon. AJI
Tuesday mght 57·53 in an o' cr-gained an e-ven nplii. Jim Clay· one hmc ur unolhcr·,
timl' contest. 'J'hls wo~ o return loa wont wild on his old homo starters last year. Along
mntch for the ) cn.rUncs. In the court polling 16 i.n tb~ ·12 33 roul. the vds, the 1\ttssJOnnncs
lnst mcctang on .theLT home court. The return engagoment was an· one or th~ league's best
they went overtime lo down U e otbor 1Jory with an LC alum c1op.
boy~ !rom nc:ross lhe Columbi, sending hla boys lnJo battle fired
60-56. up. Raiuer won going away 54 43.
Hank Sampior led the !i.r.t The other vac. lion ga ,( 1w
year men in &Coring with 13. tl1e fu•sh cclgt' out Powl'I'S 45 .. 13.
BattlegTound's Macy was high Warren Vernon of lhP visitors
:for tho n.ighi with 14. • notcht.-d 18 points lo lend lhe
In their first posL-v:Jcation point paro.dc. Sampi~r was luch
eame the SmiUamcn bowed to for 1hc Srruthmen With 9.
He ltad no 1.vislt but
to be glad
Nor want but-
when Ae thirsted
E.,cb frosty hottlc of Coltc is the
• •
unswer to I hirst ... each C ro!'ly •
bot tlc is 11 bnq;:.in, tuo. Robert
llums wouiJ llke thnt I -·
IOTT\8> U"'Dn AllfHOIIITY Of nl( COCA·C 1V. COMPANY IV
Coca·Cola Bottling Compaoy of Oregon 'l'he of!cnslVc loud ill da
nmong Don kobmson, a 6·
2-mch frosn, D1ck Fatn, a
mo c. who led hts squod in
ing l:Jsl Sl'll500 and CO•Ci.IP I
Bud Kight, a senior who is
around the bonrds.
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•·<.AA-e"lo o reg.JJ:•:rflfl::tr:o<J:•:·"':..,:.' -~'~' :"~·.:2•:..':tt:r ~C:O::CA:·:C::OV.:_C::O:M:P::ANY:_ _ _:.~:::~::::~:::_-_::;~:=;::_ ___ _ • ary ll,
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les , Janu11ry II, 19S2
... -da, Faculty
b Volleyball
gue Crowns
ural Basketball
on Starts Tuesday
nbdu Phs l<.p:;llon and Flit
ned the vullcybnll t'hlltn•
liPS nf thr•u I C!lpl'cli \'C
lust· 'l'hua'Sdny wath fur· High Scorer PIONEER LOC
Drama Team Bills
Heart Throbber I
'The Hasty Heart'
Trevor. Murphy, Hines
Star in Jungle Thriller
A wnrtanu· curnnd\' drornn .... . .
"Ttw llosty• Hcnrt," by J•rhn
Pntnl'k, Will ht.: tht• dHtr'(10 d•··
purlrnt•nt'u thard prnductlon 111 Pago Fi"'e
"uty Capers
By Tom O'Oay
We have the dcps cssmg JOb thJS week of nnnouncing th
dcmh of a very palrfi,llc 15ludcnl. A mnn who was wt1hng to
give h1s nil for denr uld LC. I Irs nome, If you haven't guesSf'd
It by this tame, 18 J nlr>rcstcd Spectator. This \'<'ry fine fellov;
w11s wanuenng thro11gh the g•rls' lvckcr room last year when
vvr•r Acnclll .end Mel\ f •·••.
r rcsulls Uldlldt•d \'H'Iorlcs
oppn Pha Alpha S1gaua A! ..
Sagrnn, Polcl'••ts, nnd Delht
Rho. Thr•it· haplc.•ss vi!'! I hns
Bctn Mu Epsilun, .Aiphu Hho
•o, F'l osh nnd ACIICIII, f'tfthI he 8Cnl1Cm with Ball 'l'n•vor, n •. ,
1 ann Murphy lind Don ltln.-.n m
tilt' larrang 1 olcs, he got n WHA excluswe.
Thinking 1.0 get another one
the snmc way, he r.eturncd to
the !emmine hidr~away last
wc••k. Jlut nhts, this t.imc he
didn't cscnpe (rom the Carnny
cnres.f,eu hands. Last reporti.
tWd htrn mi&smg m acllon. The
AMS ts thmkmg of pres~'nt
mg his widow a posthumou
meilal of valor, m Vlew of hJS
cxtr<wrdmnry feats of bra~
crv. At last it cnn be 111ld: the
speclnculnr riSe or the Theta
Thugs to a iu-st place tie 1
contrrbutcd by one source to a
I sen,
.nne
a.tosu
out
they
:al.s
~7. Beto t•xtcmled lolllth ·Pince
•n to tht• l&mll hy winnan1: Its
d ~:arne, 21-l!l, for the clos
mc 1 tht dny.
t champ Lambda mc••ts in
ndt!nl t h a.np f'nculty nt vt
sdny noon an <1 cont•'sl toJlt:·
nt thu collecc vollcyllnll
IP&on. Buth teams voult~d
U1ctr Jcncucs \\ athoul s n Game. This mecung be·
11 sul't\ undnunt• d grc;tlS
1 es to bl! th~ tall of thl' tutu·-
Ill.
ts liH• lttsl doy ror en
tn the men's lntrumurnl hns-
11 tournnment," Coud1 Wnr
"""th a nnuum·t•d hoduy, 1\ II
\\ h1l n• e Jntcn•stt~d In pinyin~
ld sagn up 111 hts ofricc, he Henry Sampier
. • • after him. whaJ? An nrmy h11!1patnl in lhl' jungle
of 0 liO\IIh !COli 15lnnd.. is the lo
calf' nf '1'hr• Hnsty llcnrl," whcJ c I ~hss Murptw. lht:' only womnn
10 the Cl15l, nurses Sttm Hamel
( Daggt r), flachnrd Mc1gs (Ktwi),
I Jock Gt imsl·~l (1'ommy) and
Ta t:vur nnd Hines (Yank nnd Ln-r----------- -. chic),
Sampl. er Leads Hlnu, ftl Yonk, will be por-
' ta nylng the snme role: a hat won F h S John J. .. ond fame on Brondwny ros corers nnd that Ronnld Rcugnn plnyL•d
Sample r
Quick
Zimmer'n
Clayton
Tsugnwe
Carmrchnel
Mollory
Bonanclo
Stoph ton
Wttdo
Mc.Knight
Othors F'G FP FA TP PF
46 33 so 12S 3S
2S 18 33 69 26
18 9 1S Sl 26
16 11 16 43 21
IS 10 16 43 1S
lS 7 12 38 IS
lS 6 I 1 36 7
IS 2 3 32 s
9 s 8 23 s
4 7 10 IS 10
4 7 10 IS 10
6 6 6 16 9 m the mrw1e "VS•on. Lnctuc. the
stubborn scotchmnn who wUI be
plnycd by Trevor, v.us done by
Ril•hnrd Bn ehcort on the slo,;c:
Jnd Hil'hn.n.l Todtl In lh<' movu .. ,
Mrs Cnn~lnnce Roth F'nlt~
du••clor, i doing lhe who!(• piny
ns n PI'OJCC'l ror h<;r play prnduc
llon clnss. !'<h:n1bers uf the cln'~s
wa 11 t.J.,sign the• seLhngs. work
bnckstnge, do mnkc-up, etc.
OJhor parts will bt.• pl:1yt.>d by
Rtll Owen (Colon('}) and Don
Engh h Cordt:rly).
IHII gym will be op.-.n todr~y
Monduy nftcrnoon for tho c
\\ant l(l practiCe bu kctbull.
mstructors plus lettermen Hnu·y Snmpier, Crt I rnan
torwoa'Cl, led the trosh team
In sconns through gum!.!S of
December 29 with n torrid 11.4
nn•rag('. J\ Uttle ways bock
from Snmpier, a bunch of thl!
boys nrt? f1ghUng u out for sec
ond spot. .. ,
.~.
the to be ln the ~ym to _. !list
ne who nct'dS help, Flrst
s nrc sc:h~;dulcd !or next
between Com, as yet
1med, teams.
fnr, 11 teams hove sagncd Now Available
Custom ht a ngs
1 I 1t:
All College Sing ..
Hugh Trutton or Jun Annnln
the tournament. Round-p. . .
•octmnasbem~:scheduledln 10neers Nab H1gh Rat1ng· leagues. The schedult.> !•1r 1 I
11-,ctoonll• week Wlll bt.' posted Mon-Servasl Jackson Sparkle
l -
ase Scan, Ski Fan Lewts :and Clark's bn~ketbnlll I rom the free throw linl'. Only
rquad rnnlcs hagh nationnlly 1n two :;moll colh:gcs wcrl' able to
tntt•rt..~h.'d an t nkmg tenm offt'nsivl:', hdd goal, nnd lop this torrad nveuagl!. LC hit
'{ ll·:ssons cvf.!ry Saturday fn.ol' throw percentages accord· ?.20 charity tossi!S out oJ a pos
tJ.;n up now in M!1l. Turnt!r':; in~ to figures rclens<>d by thl >ihlc J 17.
Donno Gaylord, Bnrncy NCt\A this week. Jackson sunk 24 fret! throws
and Dnn Cnse will bt• an-Tlw Paoneer hooprucn 5curcd whale masstng ll\'e to plnct! third
:nmg. The• fcc as SIO u semcs- 805 points 1n thdr !ana I!! gnmcs wath a .828 percentage among
n one hour cym credit wall to fashion an amnungly hagh the andtvadunl frcl throw. lcnd
h·cn. overage or i0.8 poanls per-game en. ln saxth spot as Ga·o\'C who
odsc membf'rs! A regular I but nC\'Cr the less th<>y were only canned 21 out of 26 tncs for o
w11l be held Jonunry 15, able to grub the 2nh ~pot in lOtnl pcrc.entngc nvcrnge or .808. CaiJ
p.m. at th~ N(•tghborhtuld team otrense among small col· hns m•sscd n few more sholB the
sc. Spec ant nlt•'ntaon should lcgt>s. pn t tha et:' game~; but stall ronk
be biO\lght to the v~ry !inc Freshman guard Gary Jac:lcson high nmong the lenders Gro\'~
r for sk1ers bcmc made by rand !>ophomor 11 \ •rd Frank accClrdtn!~ tO lotcSL r~.:ports If
ScJiwood Cycle shop See od GrO\'l' led their tcnm motes to nhend of Jack on by a small per-
pru ticulurs. n pl'rccntnge average of 694 C'cntngc.
Paced by regulars Jackaon, Don
Poulson, Ed Rt.lld, John Fcm~ and
K<:n Sen os. th(' Ploncers mnn·
n_gcd to make 315 tl••ld gonls wath
onl,v 809 atempL<: foa· u n lllh
place nnd n .:HHI percent.•ce •
-
•
• •
thCJr new umdenttf1ed player.
This girl has, il js reported, a Cnac whrch w1ll stop a cloc~;.
Taking advrmtage of the my tcrious onC''s talent. th~ Thet
rush their ''!.ecr~l weapon" mro ttctlcm when there JS but a
few minutes lert to piny uncl they nre behtnd. Jn the resulting
confus-ion, they catch up and ''dn the game. La~t reports
had Conch Eldon Fix mv~ltgaung the ~"Onlere:nce rule book
with hope~ oi usmg th1s gar] ·ar Jn the dobe var atv contest&
Who knows, perhnps LC \\ill h •• vt.: the Ferrnmnc Athlet~ oi
1952.
Women's Intramural ba.Jketball Is drawing to a closo
bu1 before we forget h. I would like to mention the flne
officiating which has prevailed through the whole tour
nament. Margaret Peters, Bernice Lounsbury , Norma
• Eby. Pai Clark. Arlene Holmes and Doris Swanson wore
the persons respon. 1ble for this excellent exhibition.
Congrat.s. gals on a JOb well done.
While \L t n.. handing out bouctuets, we mtght as well men
tion some of the out.stnndmg players in the basketball tour
nament. Bestdes their star, the Th~La Thugs !llso have a couplt;
of good garls in Pat Blakely and Sally Tyrrell. Rose Namba
and Myrna Horner pace the Nine o'Clock Ninnies to victory.
We also understand that GaggHng Gamma BetLy Lake is qutte
a ballplayer, that Is when she can control her laughter. Other
participant:; who deserve noucc are Judy Brear, 1\1jsfits; Doris
Swanson l :w Class and Carol Hardie Holey Socks.
The garls' intramural baskotba.ll tournament ended
with a cla.Jh ye.terday , Tho Hna) :dundings were:
1-Nino O'Clock Ninnies ~-1
2·Theta Thugs (-1
:J-\lishts 3-~
-1-1 :30 Class 3-2
5-Holey Socks -
,., Gig~hn Gammas 0-5
Be<:ause ol the tie for first plac~t. there will be a cham
pionship playoff on Thursday. January 17. between the
rwo top teama.
This column welcomes !an mail
flo\\ crs for dear dep:1rted Interested. but pleas!;! don't send
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I dap Rcui and Sen ns m.adc clo t.:
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tcst.s.
Broad-shouldc,cd Scl\·as clenr
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first 1:! ~ames to nvcrnge 13 5
rebounds pea· gnme He t nnk~.:d
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End of a Sud Tail
n~8 d~
n Cl rk. ' I \ Lc\\ I
Tht' :tdmml<~tnHion tJ cum nt
' 1 uang ' h 1 SHOO to nil
.. -..... ... pu (' n n Bent hchf.f \\. 'Biography Ala Egger' Informs
Eager Fans of Columnist's Life Born Y esterd
•
Judy llolldu\ Wli~n't th\'
one bOrn ) " tel'tlny.'
qu t~ harmlc But at ltC m h
nl n\' It w.ms to nil hts fl end
to come ' 1 1ttng. The ronks gt'('\\'
until tl\1 r'<' '' Cl'\: more four root
ed nlmull's in tht! Shn,•k them
tw.o-fo<'l~ on < By Bob Fox The Uttl\ lod 1 cull%: it tmmedi-
Wo unto thl't!. oh, Egger filn., :tt<.'ly lhnt he \\11 arr the homnn
thl \li ck'" <'dillon or htt cptstle rth~, .md JH omptl.)' took of! nfkr
done Hew tht' l"Qop. So-due to tho rtun.~> nt top speed Paul wns
C.'!llrtdillcms c.'.(lm• O~Unl'd neVPl' tO Clltch hl'a-1 he
piN ly out CII nn~lt,t'S dtlit'O\'l'red hi• "us n vu'
.. -onlt ol. W!' huv~ tlm n( the rlC'mon dtscn~>c, "Pcd1 tulions ol fine> nn~ A n com
PO"cr, he lltrl\ Nl for n hlgh mnk.
E\'ll\ todny t<t•Jtics sny lua work
1 hlf!hly 1 :ank. T n t ntPrprl"inc tnt'mb
l~c·. tudcnt Llod~, unbclllc,•lr
Pf'C moturc In I'('V('Ivang thillt
cntJonN, worn grllduut.•d :ftu111
• hn()ll! Itt t .Tun~ somt•
munlhs to fl\'l' vonrs 1
tlwh· huths, nu llhO\\ the
Two llllt-&1 •·t'lrnhat mull
•nttuBccl ln thtl! gt~tUP \\cr.
dun ted :at llw ngcs or 3 "cll<s At tht tund,~r nge o( tht•'C nnrl
A n rc.'nllt lhc ownt!~ ()f f• c
quont l..C ' ' Ito~ ltrc bcmg Ol)tl
1H~i thot af thc1r dogs ul cnught
Ill (' lnfiUS Ont'C more, th\C'Y-l)ll
dn~tto thnt !s-w11l he hnp >mtdcd I dt•cidf'a It) lllll 0 rld Om}. l'J'r~ lllnnmg \\'II h n loot
''~'•'sion m rour mouth, 11 i~:n't ellS)'
o candl'nh•ri The arnval or lhl' c:ohunnhtt's
distilled, dehy. s~cond IJirthdny con\'mfcd him
1rn~ .... u II?-thot hiS l1fe of lctsure, <.'On 1 U ng
hnshcd synC~P· of Jouncing nrouncl homr• h1hing t>V•'n 51)1 ~~~~·n ~hs he compo l'd thl•
"To nnl&)' Wnll7,.'' n bpunt;_\' num·
bt•t WJth a nt•t prow. Tht• \lrlt
t'nul'a up in llw lwnds of rcu·kt•l·
~:t'I'S nnd \\ent til ('outt.
Olsallusiflncd, hu11 and he\\ u.
derL'il, Paul turn~..'d to tho typt•·
ws Iter for conciJJotllon. rt wns
h1s CJ1sc of humor-he nlway
did hkt> o gohd ribbm'. Surp!IS·
mgly eunuch, the (1nrn thing tonk
1 hkmg to lum nnd brought him
fame nnd rorlu.ne 10 the I"'JOnccr
Log , n(l rcfently in the P. U
SUnk cr. Students na l' requc: t~ not to
en urngt' waggmg Ul\1!< or doJc
[ul C) c or hungry mouU1. b)
f<'edln£ .and Pt ttln.g lrt tlu '' O)
th l nd tu nlnn) n said taal wall
:not h 'l to be " attc.n
Sex Education Panel
Due al 11 a.m. Monday
~ x: Edw ror the Young
Child IS Qll • or \he tOPICS to be
dt-:cw ;ed n a .student-pnrent
p n 1 Monda), Janunn.. H nt
l l m.
ponsorcd by the hnmo eco
nomics d~pm tment m co'njunc
tion w1lh sts piny school. the pnncl
\\ 1U be present~d m tltc ]lome ceo
nomtc .room!L
Pllrents pnrl•clPftling on the
panel, nnd "bose chUdJ'('n belong
to U1c piny school, nrc Mrs. Gene
.M1Ucr, Mrs. Robert S~ht nnd
M.t'lS Eldon Ftx Students 01\: the
pand mcludc T,helmn McCarthy,
o modcntor. Richard UpdcgraU
nnd Luey Bennett.
The purpose of th~.: pnucl. c'X
p1ams H lt•n Hnrtn • dtreetor
ur the pln) school. wdl be to gave
J>crsorlS \\ ho nre to b<' teachers
m the ellmcnr.an· and ccondnn· • • f1cld an opporturut) to work or his life the bottle ClRtcr Pnul got g1nsscs)
winds loo an umson must com~ to n screeching hnJt,
\\ lt.h tlw llm~r \\ oi\'CS on the P tul Egger, ch1ld prodtm•, went
m ht thot bnb~ 'Pnul \\':lS born to WQrk an l1 tnocnront fnctory, •
111 nn 1udcll little hosptltll 111 or I should .soy nlmust. Whc:n
l.2pp r Denttfrc S1b rm. tht:l' n. koo htm whol type of
Tho day and yC)ar an which \\ ork he wonted. Pnul sa1d, "I
t:: a "' s bom hns since b{'('n \\ant to go on n b<>ndcr J.ired
d <'lnred non~,; t!ttent by o Unncd They couldn't h1re o guy IU-.
DUOns dCCll>lOO, 0 \\'(' • of the that!
public \\111 ne\ r gue wht.'n 1t It was obvioiU to Pnul lhnl the
wns.. J u l lnok for the blonk ~ear 1 onl~t Iu~ld that luld npJll CCinlc
on the c lend or. hi:; contrlbutrnus \\ os the instl
'The Beginning of the End'
Webster Says, 'It's Final' -Dr. Cramer to Speak
Tuesday on Australia
Ut. J. 1-~. Crnme1·, dean or the
Oregon E,.;~t>~sion d1v.u;ion. will
~penk tit 8'30 ,, m. January l5
m l.mcoln hl~;h ~chool nudttnr
tum on the topir, "Spotlight on
,\ustrnlin."
Dr. Cnnncr rdurned ti:Cl'ntl.}
f• om mnl! months in Ausll.-lirl
By Don Floren tallalc m kuu.l. 'l'his lcn\'CS thi> and New Zt!alnnd, whcH: he ''is·
N h W b 1 , !" 1,, question oC "Whom nru fmnls tt~d runny mst1tutions of hlgh1'r
oa '-= tcr snys tlot ' 108, for"" pt-ctly much up m the lllr lcnrmng and public sc.hools. fl1s
may mean C()nung nt UH! end 10 And m the nir mnny pcopl<! program will be open tQ all I.C
llmc or plnce. This, howc,·cr, St.>cm to think 1
ll belongs: for students and faculty witltout nd-
bould not be taken to mean j finnls, they say, nrc for the bud m1ss10n.
Umt • Hnals" should be npprooch-
:: ~~~tl~n~:~ athtude thnt ··t}li Sophomore Norm Stauffer
Actun11~ th rc is noLhmg t
be !cored from o fmnl cxnnunn
llon b) the student \\ ho hns con
ccacntiOU 1~ studied throughout
U1c year nnd hns k{'pt apace with
has assJgnrnent; but stnec no Likes Math"· Star-Gazing
Nh ... .an Stnurrcr scc.s st.'lrs.
:-tot that he is n pug1list. He' nn
n~tronomer , to be sure, in o semi· nnd Friday C\'enmgs .ana 'S •tur
day and Sunduy nltcmoons.
vnh the parentS ns the) \\OUld
an a commumty sltuotmn. amateur wnv. Amc.ncsn tudcnt does Utls, they ..., "Math and calculus are impor•
ont in thl· science o£ nstronom'o' • Stauffer declm'ed, '"sinC'e the fUI·· are nll sen~ .surf. StouUcr, n sophomore phys1cs 3 mohlhs
Such wns the t'Rl>~..!
by lhc nmn~to•d Wllllnm
tc#:ISLrnr, \!Jhile scnnnlng
trnllon cnrds rct'Cnllv. •
Thti:c prcdvmlnnntcl)·
mmdf!d IOdtvtdunls, '' ho
Crcshmt:>n "Hh the cxcepU
tn o sophomores, \\ 111
.anonymous for obvious rcn
FBI Girl Gunt
Catches Her Ma
It been said thnt Lhc
nlwoys sets 1ts rnon und uottJ
Guntc11, ~ire of saudcnt
president Eldun Guntt:r·, hos
cd up to thnt cHwd.
Dorothy, \\ ho is employed,
n clerical workur !or the
.Jnims she l'DUght ht-1' mon • docs not sec much or hmt.
Attending Sl"hool,
the pres1dcnc\' of LC nnd
~
ing copy !or the ad\'crtislng
Pllrtmcnt of Fred Meyer
monopolizes n good deal or
11m~. she explains. "But. I
ret to ~ce him cnch
1dmtUcd Dorothy.
Her chose first bcgon at
ngton lugh schuol shn ·tly
-'don nnd D11rot hy cnrollcl
reshmcn. "We went out n Seniors Take Note!
Jean Mc.Lcnn, \"OYAGEUU
Jlieturc editor. wnrns thnt scn
lors not I'Cturrnng t.hl't.r picture
proofs to Glndys Gilbert studaos
bt:'fore tM end of the tenn wlll
not be able to mak<' tbetr own Mu~:h of lh& 5Judying Ior the ma;~or, became mtc•-cstcd in
'f.tnnl must be done from thnt astronomy while readmg nrticlcs
'ruthful, rclJSblc companion of on how to build n telt•scope. He
the student thrC!ughout the term buih one ~tnd then bccaml' a stor
-hiS textbook. Till& is n r;hnmc, earcr in the litcrnry \'nSI', thcr you go into h the more rna·
themattcs you need. You cat
hardly tell the dlffcre.ncc bc-
1\\'l·tm a rnath.:mallcian nnd an of hnws," Dorothy
elcclion lor pubhcauon m the
VOYAGEUR. coll ge yearbook.
Miss McLcnn asks Utat seniors
\\.ho hnve not already done so
c-heck gr:JduatJon requtrcments
Wlth WUUnm H. NoJTis. rc&~.<;Lrnr. ~n that opcmng the book IS quilt! To further his knowledg~ (I(
hke1~· to poll Us resale ''alue. the 1 bJ£'Ct he took a COUt'S\' 1rom
Faculty members nre generally J:~mcs Knrle lost year ot J .. e\\ is
prone to complnm nlong "tlh and Clnrk.
thc1r tudcnts, O\'t!r th~ nppronch Last summer Stnufter was of
of fmals. It evldcnll)' makes n ferL>d n voluntory Job nt the Mu
good deal of work for them. How-seunr of Sc1enc~ and lndustl'\
• C\'cr, the.) laovc o de/mite nd-in eastern or~gon ncru the John astronomer." •
Originally 11 New Yorker !J'Ona
Hamilton Central high school.
Staurfcr, the son oC Dr. Jnmcs
Stnuflcr, profe!;Sm· of geology,
come west 3~ycars ago. He at
lr.ndcd Tigard nnd West t~ann
!ugh school.
Biology Course Added "but I didn't like him then
cause he wos too sill,·.'' •
A few months Inter th< y
gan lcccping steady
ng:1in &l~tcr 10·1!1 they
"081lgtod nnd were mnrdcu
August o£ that yca1.
As the WI!C or n student
president, Dorothy 's 1 irst
JS to help Eldon Wlth nny
cnl problems that mny ansi.! •
:!idcd him durinR oricnt.ntion
by mokmg SJgns for the ··nr1ri"n Reg!
frid1
ReJ>O
k pi I
tl ~
I t I
ncl
n in t
50 I
med.
Qu I
~ond ~
~ ttd
,.,, .... fo
rush I
PA th
n
C'Xt!l
tu c of
A gr
x-t F .
"UII\011
Those senio.r.; who do not ha\'e
the.tr pictures taken wtU not hO\'C
th r nnm.cs mcluded .10 the \"OY
AGEUR.
No Chapel Scheduled vantage 1n one respect; if they Day river. He nccept<;d nnd fo
C'an't nns'\\ cr thCtl' own questions, one week lectured on astronomy
they cnn ah\ ays hove a student Wllh the old of a borrowed tel~
osslstnnt m the deportment cor-scope.
rcct the po pers
Faculty membors insist thot
!innis lltl' !ur the student's bene
Ill; as nn indicator or h1s pro
grc.ss, Students gcnc.rnlly bcltC\'e,
however, U1nl fmols nrc for the
purpose or PI"O\'Idtng thi:! in·
~tructor wuh n bruus for Uisulng On returning to Porlland he
\\US offered a POSILIOO at thf'
Planl!tarJUm on northeas t ntnth
and Hassalo streets, which he
acct:pted gladly und stort~..'d to
work m SeptcmiJt>r, where hL•
o:till works on Tuc~ay 'rhur.dny '\ nt'\\ ~ )U 1 t bu I(;J'\ 168, wlll
he offered next semester. Listed
as the tounn of Oregon, Jt wall
deal with the nnimnl li!~ or this
area, dcv.•lopmg a knowledge of
animal dlstnbut1on. and life hls·
torics. h will be taught in close
connect ion WIth the coun;e, llorn
of Or<.'gon, and is of special in·
It' I est to ftllun> biology tr•achers. They enJOY their limited
for .recretllton, St=eing shows
.skting once In n while. The.v
vote tnuch of lhctr spore tudenl
Studen~
icomple
There wtll be .no more cbnpel
for the rcmnmder of the semes
ter, announced John B. Harring
ton. choplnln.
grndes. The OJ>Clllng scrvkf for the
spring SE'.mest~ wtll be sponsored
by tlw Student Chrisuun associ·
nlion, .Jnnuary 31 at 11 am. The instruclo t"S deny the slud· •
<:nLS' clnun and the students rc-
Gladys Gilbert
Studio
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Portland Is Finest Portrait Artist
34 Years Experience ·
Specialists in Weddings
BE 0129 708 S. W. Morrison Infirmary, ASLC,
Log Move Offices·
Tbl Log stou oluccs ond lht•
office of Coy llnrdmg, publicaty
dirc~tor, were moved ov,•r tht•
vacations to G-24 and G-20.
Nurse Mcuy Rohctts, who Cor
medy occupiL'<i G-26, has moved
to the Ot!W infirmary m Stewart
hall, wom~n·s dorm.
The ASLC office. whtch !or
mcrly occupied G-24, took ov••r
the nbrmdoncd LoEJ bulldmg Situ
ated behind the gym. _
Scientists Elect Kozloff
Dr. Eugene Ko1Jo1t, ... o~:antc
professor or lnology, was elected
treasurer of the Western Society
Nohmdists for a two-ycnt•
'"' nu ThiS 21st annual nwctmg,
held D(ccmbl:!r 27-29 nt Pom(mo
1n Clnr,•mont, Cnlilomln,
a gntherJng of bJologiltfl from
uU the Pacific northwvst &tnW!s.
A:s trcnsurcr I>r. Kozloff w1ll
also scr\'c on the t)Xccullvc com
~rr;:;m: •tmil t~e .
• to the Mormon church where
don is supcrm tcndent of the
dny school while Dorothy • charge of the JUniOr
£chool.
New Burlingame Market
Food Lockers
Quality Meats
Groceries •
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Garden Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
Low Competitive Prices-Everyday
Plenty of Parking Space
Phone Gircle 8989
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