Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 10, Number 15
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1952-02-01
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Type
Newspaper
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Jonuaf'y
Ill
·11
1ngle
d
1c lorn
\'1.' for Wt
1 I.Jc 'fed BonjRmin 1'1.. ThalCtor rocelvoa tht' Doctor oi
H.umane LcUor 11 during openlng convoeaUon. "Mon'a lnalltnubl• right to road hu; nnwspbpcr at the
breakfast tabJo . · o~c:c:omponloa glvang o! papcT hold()r. Tho Rovorend Horbort J. Do: an rocol ~
Doctor of Divinity dogrro.
l: Lu,Sill'•
~·I G1rod Seminazs Again!
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C946 Rush 'n Rush!
I rogidratlon for sorority
ThundcrJ nnd Fridny.
c,..,ruury 7 and a. in tho gym. l952
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AND CLARK. COLLEGE EST. 1867
... ., •1-.,d, Or~on, Friday. February 1. 1952 O..ll rur. I I n! r
h duh.:d ior Tu ;J • , hn·-
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Numbar 15
·nds ol Students A ending Swiss-Born Rudolph Ganz
hurc Colleges Should Schedules Keyboard Clinic
Sw1ss-born l'Omposc:.:r, C!Jn luctor and pinntsL, Rurlnlph Sheltered, Says KeniiiQed Gnnz. will begin n lhree-clav tn\ on the cnrnpu W<>dm d.ly aa Pinna clintcs ond n ptnno rental hn\'c be n hctlukd und~.;r
•·Church oollcgcs :;chould not 1 away from Chra::nianlty, he pomt
rnindN Cr om Ute truth,' ed -out. He fc•'ls thut a waJJingnc s t<: auspices of the coll£>gc mu IC department.
orcd Gcr{IJd Kennedy, Mcth- Truth should bo the ultimate
I l bJ hop for lhts urcn, 1n nn goal of lh•-. c·olJ••sc nnd It~ nd
ddrl s bdorc the Jonunry 2!) mtnu;trnuon must mnantain thot
om neat ton no Cncts disco\ e.rcd by thf' hurn-Pi•m(·cr 1 nnoth~:r goal for wbich
(•hurc•h colleges houJd lrl\•c..
Tha sparr\ 1s found ln df'porturcs
from cstnbllshcd pohcH.:s such n
comm•·rc.mhnd othh-'tcs and ell
pnrtrncnlnhzed <'ducnuun. Ganz brings wnh htm n broad knowledge an I t1 mtlo
tion of inlcrprctaltvc art. uan ·d an numcrou ap , run ..,
WJlh outstnndrng orc.hestrns of the v.orlcJ
An insTitution thai veils rcullty an mmd wall destroy thl· Chrts
an only produce religious snobs linn fnlth, Ha1hop Kennedy c.x
r those who wdl compl~tcly turn plnrned.
r. Odell Notes Emphasis
hilt by Nationls Colleges
A grc11tcr sense of .slnbthty
nd pJnnmng for• the JStrcngth of
he Amc.n<'nn college world wn~
.,n·r•lY·tlly pr •·s~n t m the C'lSlern
rnc~tmns.'' dcclarccl P&•'s
:Jenl Morgnn S. Od••ll nn h18 rc
urn from Nt•w York lhas week.
I.nst Jonunry at the AssocJO·
of American Colleges con
't!te:ncc Dr. Odell explained th'e'
~m~mnsb was on the Selccltvc
lh•! rduSlll vf the gov
to nllow m11n to volun·
~cr for• th CrViCC Of thl'tr
hotel.' nfler being drafted und
dcfcrTmg or selected college
,.This year's ano:iatlon wns
nor\' concerned about the tncnt1on of the Nntionnl A r,~'lll
lion of .Manufacturers wharJ1
stated= "Bustnl.lSS cntcrprlacs mu t
fmd a way to support tht.: whc)Jc..
c:dut-ntionnJ lll'Ogrnm--cl!~..~tJV • y,
regularly and now."
Prominent Jopie a! tho Prellby
terion College Unl(}n m c c t i n g
wns till! evaJu:.llon o( 14 church·
related collcg• The Union m .. y
confine lts work to a ccrtoJn nurn
bcr of Sefectt!c,i IIISUtutJOnS lh. t
nre ncademtcally nod reltgtnu;aJy
deServing of con('entratt.>d up
port.
"Colleges on th~ 'fringt' moy
be requared lO alCiliotc wuh Oll
er schools or be cllmmntt:>d t:n
tirt-ly On the other hnlld colltses
of htgh present qunllty or !utur,..
potc.nt.Jnh!J· wlll be sustomt-d,''
Dr. Odell cxpl<uned. f'urthormore tho Bi11hop cor:•
sidcred o collegt' worthwhtlt
\\ lt n tl tt:nchcs wathin the frame
work of thti Christann rnath nnd
Ss olso unoshnm~,;dly nn tnstJtutf<)n
of the church
'It mu t tntcrpn l the new
It: lnmt•nt ll.'l n dor.umcnt whtch
ttaches n cnucnl npprccuaron of
lht C..:hrish!in !ruth; tt must per.
Com\ n SL rvicc to rnnnk1nrl and
be a ~lnnlPIWl ol hUJlUlllicy ..
Btshop Kcnucdy concluded.
Pro~ng the addrcas. Uu:
Re\', llerbPrt J. Doron wns prt'
:wntcd ns n cnndldutc for lhc d -
&1 (' or DO<'tOr or 01\'tnlty by T>r.
John Anderson As rnanlsh!r or
th1.• First Pre b.)'lCr1an church of
Vnncouvcr, has ·comfoa ting of the
dascomfort d ond da cumforung of 1 Ulf' comforted ' wos not d by Dr
And rson.
A d~;grC<' of Doctor of Humane
IA:tter11 wo.s av.;ard1.'d Dr B~;nja
mtn Thructcr who. m the word~t of
Dr. Pnul S \\'rjght, shov. r.:d to
hlS liludcnts "tongues rn tre~.
books m brooks, ~crmons In .. stonCB nnd good In evcry thin~!." Choosing Vocation
Topic of Seminars
All fre hmcn \\ a I "' t w 1 th
thCJr ndHscrs on t m1nar Tu
dnJ, February S. t 11 nm. t
~cu ilic topa , Some Kl.)
Aru1 lo Explurc 1n Choc• mB o
Vorot1on."
The freshrnnn l;mlnll tch dul
or :ld\'lr••r-Student dl CUI$ 0,
groups 11 us !(lllow
Bir.hop
Boufford
Ch ndgrcn
Du..: nb ry
Fo.:sscndcn
Fn b1
Gnrdancr
Clorum
Hnrdmg
Hill
Ko:-Ioff
RO\\:Icy
Shean: r
Throckmorton
Wallbrillge BN
T ·.!l
p 10
P-2
W-23
W-2
Sp A-10
M-1
BA-34
Art-22
p 1&
C3
P-16
B·l-1
BA-3 cost of coiiCgr:! malntcn
L·nr" due to innot•on," Dr. Odell
lntoo out. A comprchcnsrvc
lu program was needed by mnny
natatutions, he noted.
'!'here is ••lso currcntl\' an 10-• renscd rntcrl~l in the linon• i.11
or cducntron by lndu:!!lrv.
Odell rdorrcd to the publi Foss, Floren Receive Appointments to Paper;
Miller, Granning lo Retain Present Positions
J\ppointmcnt uf BtU Foss. c-
lft:J!l'tl ifJllll'~'l!llllffi!ITIIl!flllluruliJI•mnl1!llllillillllll ntor, and Don Flort!n, junior, s;:;
blication Sends
hotog to Cam pus
Lewis nno t.lar.k has b<-cn
chotcn by Parado mogn::ine
as n typaenl Norlhw'-=st coJ.
·luge and last Monday students
pO ed un campus for the pub
ltcatlon's photogroph~rs .
Parade. n Sundoy supplement
appenrlng m mony large ensL•
ern ond mnl·Wt!Stcm nC\Io'S
P<IPI!rs, is prmllng n scrit$ or
prcture tlrttcl• s on the typic.~ I
dr ... ·ss or college students ilXlm
dilrcr<!nt SI'Cttuns of the \Jnilccl munnging and assistn nt cdltors,
relipcctivc_l,.v. as nmung tht.! LOG's
recent major staff chongt!S an
nounced by Br,vcc Whatc, edator
tn·chteC.
Jo oss, Journalism mojor, was
feature cdator before his promo
lion to U1t~ posi.
uon of nmrua
gmg ed1to1·. A
Cree lance writ
er, Ball hns hod
two Slorli'S
print<..'d in lhe
Orcgonion . He
holds member·
Bill Fon ship in Dt'lt.l I on, jourunUsm honor-ary.
J\nn Crunnmg, llophomn~
inurnnhsm-nr t major, rcLalns the
posJL1on uf CdltOrlnl editor. Ann•,.
formu wrlttng cxpcritmce an-
eludes edatlinu the C:rnnt higl1
ISChool yenr book nnd work on
the 1950·51 LOG struf. !ilaf! is Herb Schuldc:r, who rt
pi,H:e.~; f'ul!S OS fcCitUI• cdtktr
Herb as :l freshman JOUrnnU!!m
Tom O'Dny. journnllsm mO,Jor, lost summa
ond lransJcr Crom Eastern O~gon
Collej!• or Euucnuon. replaced C I }' ( AthJ 1.
Chuck Gtbb ns ports c-dJtor. He OD fO JDg 0 e lCS
hl'ld the same position on we Theme of Seattle Meet
Bcn('on ot Erua rn On gun Col- • I
•t:&e or Education nnd Wtl& fresh· Pl\....ldt..nt l\aorgon s Odell Will
man t'lru;s president there. H, ·mend n mcNang of lh• North
wns n sports wrh.-r on lht• lnll west A!!Soctotton of CuliC"C nt
t!mt•s\er LOG. th.-Uni\'ei'Sil)' or Wnshington
schO•>I of t•ducatl(\n, f'chrunry 4
Yuum!~.= l appoinlmcnt to the The nssoclatlnn IS to discuu th
problems vC e.linunntang th..: His dishn~on ~ a (l,~nis t h
be<:n UPP•• m n•cd b <IC:ta ltu.:
an lhc t 'd.: f 1.. mp< tn ,,,d
ronduct ng Garu: m
hnvc: I.Jo n po Tili l':l('d h • u h• ul
the Untlttl :SL:i ( n.nd hL 1 n li
th"' rq;umr t ndu .. or th N w
Yo. k Pltalh rmum~ .. nd &In Frnn
ct co S) mphgnv 'Y m P.: pit
(lDC••rts.
Pwno chnl will b~.= h ld b~
Cnnz .. t. the CCJIIcn~ lhcntr r Thun
d ,. from JO tun. t 1.! 11 n nd
1 .SO lo ll.;JO p.m tmd em F 1u
r_n m 1 0 a m to 12 noon Th c '"
nrt "Pdl tu thL g~.=nt. I puolll
ell as to stud~cnt: 'rt11.n: <Jn
drr.ltt&mct clmrgl
WodnHdey nlehJ Can: will be
hulrd Ill plDno natal at. th~ t '11-
thL•nt• t 8 30 p m lh h
l., L'<i ;) diVC . I tLd prti m
run ung o! ,.,. rk.t b~ com~ "'
Mt ;:art. H.l) dn. B l' '-t b o ._ l" n.
Bmhms Df'bu ~ GrtU~,; ond
I Ch pm Cnru \u!l plny nl Uln:
ur ha own compo::.uuns..
Fa th 5{: v..t!bmg • rur~art;;
u n o bus \Hil I nv th Trml
ways depot ot 8 p.m ond r~ turn
mmedtnt~ll after th 'One rt_
Royalty Requires
l unior Signatures
P1; U tmns f o r S\\lo lhf'!lrt
d:mc• ktntt nnd que n anda
dntcs mny bo obtnmed from
Shirley .t\tlnm 11n nnd ore to
be r~: turned by Fcbru:Jn• 5,
w1th Uw· srgn tur s of ten
Juniors.
Fmnl ~l·'Ction of candadutc
WJIJ b made :11 th n'gular
Jumor clnss mecttng nt 12 30
p.m. Tuuda)· ln B-24 •
Th\: JUmQr class sponson.. >d
S\..: ecthcnrt donCt~ \\ JU toke
plac~; in the .1nsonac sunken
boll room on February JG
Pntt Blnkcly and Jun Hour
are co-cluurmcn !ar the unnt" .
Stn.n Mrtchell, JUntor cl
pres1dint, wlU net as master
of ecrcmom •
Tfckct..s. nt Sl.80 n \:Ouplc,
wall no on sale •1\mdn~ an the
c~l1""£t' bookstol't'.
Time Sheets Due Stqtl!..'l. Lew 1 nnd Clark Will
tcp1 c•:;l.'nl colleges (tf tlus {u cu.
Da,·c Pcsktnll, Parade pho·
Logrnphc1·, took tndiv1du111 nnd
uroup piClUit'll nf IUUdcnl!l here.
Ptsklns wns In Pu1•llnnd to Tau Rho nnd Pi Delto ~P"IIon
.tnd i photography l'<iit(lr ror tht
VOYAGEUR.
Don Floren, literature and
philosophy mujur, wns sport.s
editor o( the LOG ln"t l'•'nr. In
nddatron to writmg, hi" cnJ0)-'8
rcnd1ng nnd liiH·S sports, ponlca·
JJallng in intrnmurol gnmt.'S He
IS president nr Knppn Phi Alphn
nnd Is o m••mbi!r of PI D lt.'l Epr11-Sophomore 'Hoop Hop'
tmmtoduate ly lollowlng the l.m.
(ll:ld uumt• tcrmurrow nh::ht, tlw
suphnmorc doss will SfJQO nr thr
1'Hoop Hup'' In ltw nnck shack
,\dm1ssion is 25 cents per pt.•rum
1'hc nlfnir 11 stnr: or drag. L'ommndnh:wtion (•{ collt'g" nth
lt~ucs throuijh more !'.lr1QA:ent
C"ontrols by acllreclltang DGi.'ncw
To mnk• nrrmlgr•rncnlS !or rnl3
tnC money for the ndvunccmt.!n& of Student work\! rs must turn m
tim~ h~..-ets by th~ s~cxmd !Chool
dDJ nftur the 11nt of t!Ul'b munth,
Purls Stcwnrt, bunness monn(:cr,
...... togrnph llw rn • ·m u•r<! of
"Bend of thl' River." He hns
:lltlo dont cover work and pho-
. togrophy for Tlmo mngounc•. Entcrmg students ma.l mrtl·
acmcatt'..l" rreshmt:n nrc• purlll:ulnr
lv ln\'lh;d tu nth.nd. ncconling to • Choirmnn Bctt.y r-:rlkscn. •!mlnary nnd church buill.lings
IS th~.; purpose of Q JJlnnni~ con
ferencc of lh S:; nod oC Ort:gon
whleh Or. Oclt:U Wtll nth nd
February 5, G nnc!l i . ho~ nnnoun d. Othu·:\~ th
pny waU b<' hdd Cor the nt' t
month' ch c.k.. Onl~ th c who
obtnur o "P wl requc t tgncd
by tht> 0 n.n of Mtn m !l et the1r
pa) l.&h:. Paooe Two
I ). ·e Got IT
A fum P&onecr hnndshnkc and a bag hello to the nc\\ !aces
on campus from the AssOCiated Student Body oi Lew1~ and
Clark.
P"rhaps ) ou\·c not1ccd somctlung dafferent nboul LC PIONEER LOG rriday, Fobruary l,
Guest Editorial Writer Protests Required
Egyptians Charge Attendanc eatConvocatio 'B .. h c t r· I By Don noren think IS, and what mn) .. l· rifiS u Ies, It hnrdl) I an hne \\ tlh bi!, un I!XC:CS.SWC omount or
lhc polletC!I or n "llbcrlll" Ubcrnl \'OlJOtl to personal liberty.
artS eollcge to usc rocrcJvc or The college ctudenl. afwr
thr\latcnmc ml'lhods to brmc ho..: l>ll cd tht• ronnulauvc nsldc some oi the ~mokc Egypt wnnts th~: Bntish tro()ps, b I h I j who have bl'n slatlllned In hct ll out :my gavcn rcsu l Y~t t Is t sccrnlJ rnthcr U\ cmlc to IT's nil about \ ou. even•whcre Blo\\ -.
m the shack. You'll fmd lT there. Js exactly what happens here at l-tm anto o prescrtbLd patt<>rn country for the pnst 60 l cars. to LC tn T(!r,nrd to eon\'ocat1ons hchovlor mov\.: nu'l and let E10 pt mnnngc her own internal and cxtcrnol Now I JtO\'C no quarrel whh Sccondl), students \\ ho do
a!lmrs. ronvocnuons. Clth«!r with their hovl' ony tntercst tn attCiliCI .. Wnlk along a corr1dor and ) ou'll bump smack mto IT.
Ltke the agl•less monuml!nt or purpose or t•xccutlon. but I cnn "'fll probably not get
not ngree thnt nttcndanc~t them out of wllnt Is ~;std . !-~molly . t S1t down m a cla~sroom nnd IT's hkely to be right bcstdc you.
Saunter mto the hbrarv and IT wiU reach out ... w
This IT is the fnmous friendliness of Le\o,; is and the S3hD~3. lhc rl•lot1on bl't\\ c.-n
Clnrk. ~hould be n-qutred students who ~re sc.rloust\ Egypt and the Sudan has resu;tcd Th• most legitimaJc rcnson tcrestcd m the1r coUcge the TU\'Ugc:; or time Physu:ully F:rHmdlmess &:s all about yon. e\'c.rywhere. Just remember to
return a httle and you'll get a lot. \\ hu::h IS ClVCO fiS to \\ hy ~IUd· wall Olt••nd C:On\'OClltlOnS WI bond bv the liCS of mt~r-mo.r-• cnts nrc required to nttcnd h; to being thrcntcned Into so
A. L. G. nagc for more thnn 5000 J cnrs.
~uarantu~ n ttO\\d \\hacn Will if the s~nkcrs arc con!;tSlcn the l\\0 peoples ar also hnked befit lop speakt•rs. tnl<'.rcstmg enough to merh t cuhumlly. Well, thr• cro\\ ds tuc there nll nttcnllon .
Th~ foliO\\ the saml! roll.Qion- nght but top sp nkers nrc no• For the! administration to 1 Moslcm-ond speak th<' snmc
langungc-Arnbac. Mor~ovcr lhctr olwnys m c\•;dcnce. Were they. sts~ thnt ntt.,ndnnc::c ot C'Onv,n.
About twenty years ago our fathers brought forth on th1s
continent n new deal, concei\'ed m burenucr,ac~ and ded1catcd
to the propositiOn that the t.a~"P3ycrs a1·e ln(?'.Xhaustible ~uck
ers. Now "'e nre engaged an a great police actton to sec wheth
er this nalJOn or any other nnllon so concch cd nud so dedicat
ed can long endure.
The alphnbetiC3l agencies created by F'nin~lm (FDR. tlmt mutual dcp!!ndnnce upon the Nale rhe lnrg<' pnrt uf lhe cro'' d would
doubtless c:onunu<' ats pntr<lnncc riv r for '' ntcr storage nnd arri-Without coerCion
gallon, unates them <'conomac<Jlly . Of cour5o, Jhe word "r('Quared''
Now, w1dcr the guue of pro· !s c:oreJull~ avOided In th• co tec:uon. Brjush policy m the Su·
dan is dcsagned 10 da\•Jdc t h ~ lege catalog :Howe\ er. n11 stud
cnLS arc duly wom<'d lhol nn people there. Th••1r pion of 5('&·
auon hns assumed man , 05 t>b cnce from U1cse. monlhl)
reg t5 > gnUu;nngs wtll go do\\ n o
peTe h. B 't.i h h d _ _. E I blnt'k murk on lh<'tr records. ThiS, c rl " D\'l' Cnlt:U !!>'P u
l ,.... t th s d h h to rnc, lS the snmc lhmg ns N 15) COil~umcd more oi lhe taxpayers' substance m a little more tnns en~.; o c u an w ac • h th ( h lth QUiring il tUd<'nt lo attend
h I lh b 11 f 1 ad nmpc:-s t pr• """ 5 0 <'D I !lee three ren nns for dl.,,.,n-t an twe \ e years an was spenl Y a o our prevsous e -l'ducat10n nnd commum t"nlwn • """"
ers m 156 yca~s. The) ha\e stnppcd lh Eg)•ptann unulng tha pract1cc Farst, stud
e th ht t th t C th ent nrc naturally fired up w 1th
b b d h tal o. c rag o c p os o c
of all government spt::ndmg by a margm of 12 billions of dol-f the ~pintunl bond bctv.ecn lh~ t1ons will bcncf1l tho• student
spttc or bhnscl!. would b~
,t.ffront to the mteJUgcnce of
.ctudcnt In o "communaty
scholars' ' ats this mslitution o(
pndes itsclr on being, sucll
~nsult \\ ould htlrdly be
r«.>C'CJVcd
It 15 my judgment.
judgm nt of n good many
ludtnts I hnvc tnlk<!d lo.
compulsory auendnnoc at
vocauon-: IS anfanttl~" The
mintsu-nuon C\'ld nlly co ........ ,
t JUdgment betkr th. n
of thco;<> students. Howe\•er, Harry. m a mere SIX years, as cste t c to I Gr-:.nd Cadi "hlch is symbolic Jn t c,.. I" amount of\\ h 11 the~
Iars. Our congress hns rcluctantlv loosened our purse strings two countru .-s d{ ~;;;:: ::--·--r--=::::
d lh f 'dl I h ,:IX-5r PAy to allow thiS to happen un er e coerc&on o rap1 y recur- n our l1mc, no mnn m 1 l! ,.1. ~'~lfVE-" tiutcrA3StG v"'t:Nr- •
· world can nfford to 1gnorc Lhe : 8PY ~ t:K~SNCHJ• ..-cu ~F nng cnses. Lruggle of people for "~;num e ~.s£u ,..~~ .v,.A-~ n-,.~ P~~~i!"' L-'6A!.ttt:!'Y.
b r::. PAll 'I rFsrs 64:1-.o~.((;..- • l\ is not altogether fstling and proper that they should do unconditlonnl fret..>dom Egypt Lo· r. "'"''"' rArF~;>s
ld d d d i·~ I t c t; .(~PORTS thts. In a larger scno:-e. our representatives shou not conse- ay eman s. ..., tamp c e rec-7 ovruA/.Gs
crate on~third of our nal&onal mcome to a senes of ndmims- dom nnd mdcpendcn cc. f ""~ ~
Eduor '~ Note: This is tho sec· lr.ltlon-msplJ"'Cd crises The brave men h\'lng and dend who ond in e sencs of eommen
ha'\ e \\'Orked here have been taxed fnr beyond their power to taries by Uzri on tJvt Egyptinn
pa~. The v. orld wlll little no1.e nor long remember what v. e i c;uestion con:-crning Jhe Suu
say here, but it \\ &11 never forget what we pay here. canal and tho Sudan.
Jt tS now collSldered that the ~ et unborn will pay for the
'\\'Ork vo h1ch we hnn• thus far so nobly prOJected. Our chd· Guest Column
dren and grandchildren wtll he dedicated to the great task
remammg before us, and tl lS sure that lt wlll take their last
measure of dcvobon.
And it lS here that we should highl)' r~:solve that this na
tion should ha\·e a new btrth of common sc.nsc, and fully
reahze that those \Vho attempt to get omething for nothing
shall c\·entuall~ end up w1th less than nothing. Friendships Great
Says Theta Prexy
By Lois Gaither I
~d4l!llt, 'l'he\A 1r&ppa Sorority
What can 1, pres1dcnt, Theta
Kappa sororlly, S."l)• to you g1rls The prec dmg u'tlS tak"n from lhe Wtllam1na T1m • January 24, who are thmkmg of JOtnmg a
and d not nl"CC nh rt.:!lec1 th£' opmlons vf the college or the Log orunty? 1 can on!) tell you ouL
But we thtnk 1t s amuSJnC nnywa\· of Jn) O\\"n \ e.ry happy cxpCI 1 I enc:c \\hat you \\ 1ll fand. }' ou?
The rCSJdents of Bre,·man a~enue are complaining. You wdl dJSro\'cr a tremcadou
opprJrtum v for parucipatmg in ----
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actl\'Jtl~.: : for mceung peopl
{meaning partlculnrly. thi! nJI 1m
portant BOY), for remembering
WJlh pndc, ,projcets wcU done. Thu wall alweya work iJ you fool you are~ burd«tnod with an
luge clan. l<:Ur
wit
an L>fiU
Nod:
tnnun~\
in m
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1he Aisl
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and Co
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cgrou
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and Be
e fust
t Pep
News
r11 Helen
b {:n
Dunng the past month, students supposedly from LewiS
and Clark-have been rncmg the.tr cars along lhts street. Not
only do small children pln~ nearby, but there 1s also a grade
school at the intersectian of Breyman and Military H1ll road. The oxciJcmenJ of rush teas
and pnrtll'S, the hoppmc:;s o:r
knO\\ mg you've I • n accl'pletl
by the sororaty or your chu1cc,
the knO\\ ledge lhat you arc add
Ing 10 the accomphshmeots ol
your orgamzauon • • . News -------11 n dress The Bulletin Beard
Teachers~ College Explains Pia
For Taldng Notes Correct Way . iiotbers, therefor~ are justi!tably worned when the'' see
a dnver passmg n car on a turn and Joolr.mg backwards. Such
recklessness reJects on the college Morever should an acci
dent occur the dn,·ers' penalty would be e>.-tremely se\•ere.
1f vou must be carless with vour life, be cnreless on nn . -unpopulated road. A. L. G.
f<«'o:tl4 '-""",.. rr.altrr at P •rtland Or<'JI:O'n
EDITOR
Bryce W:hlJe
Bill Fou Managing Editor Nancy MUter Society Editor
Don Floren Auinanl Editor Herb Scholaer Features Editor
Ann Gr11nnlng Tom O'Dey Sport~ Editor
E:ditariaJ Editor
a.pcrt.en: • .,.... OarUI T•P""'~' •
71DJ'd C • m m l 1:1 a, Gcn141~:~•
~PTV"- C b a J' lea Charn.QaJn.
C& Ua.erl.lae Dtllatn Ll', Bl&lnto DrSU 'Zom 1"1-ett , .lim llpob,
:J:dY!D Ooetl•. Oolnmntna: Charlu Ol'ltb, J>aal
ZC(ft, Ooa llcon4enOD : ~(lrUJ I
T.:~m llanlc7 , A l fttepll.enaoa. The so 1 c m n thoughtS n n d
Chnstmn f-ellowship, espectaU.r
dunng Rcllgton in I.ife Week.
lhe fe"ling of hdpfulncss found
an sunple tnsks such ns makmg
I dolls for ~Odf! school children
All jbeso wUJ ~ pan of your
50rorny c""J)erlencc. I The hnaneul1 ·nd of sororny
mcmbcnh&p 15 rarely o problem
and any garJ-wilh n GPA of 2.5
may belong. A for other restric
tion , they arc non-extstcnt.
Moreonr , you wUJ find that
the soronw girl :JChieves the
dellcote bnc of fL~Hnc nn Intense
loyally to her grpup and still
rctammg her indwadunhLy nnct
frh ... ncblups whh girla of other
croups.
Look oround ond "t!C how mony
Thctns arc good :!r1cnds of Alpha
Gams nnd Sacmn Rhos. Th('_n you
wm know why 0 sororlty JS S(i
m1,1ch rl•~rcd on cnmpus You
will lo\' 1t, too. 7 11 the sc ••• ~..;,~u, olt..o:: ..., fourth cluld. Mu E
Ten cents a call aaid tho It Morg
C•)lJcgP Index m Msssoud-"A Telephone and Telegraph Co::lt:'\\ odvis a quotatiOn from the Tcnchcrs'
lecture Is n proC\!55 whereby notes pa.ny. But lengthy objcc
was made in Jhe U of 0 1Dlll1!rr1n
c>f the Jnslrudor become &.he Emorold by m•ans of two
notes of LhC! student \\ ath no of "Louers to tho Editor."
c.hnnge of knowledge." That's In order to anc~:ue
supposed to be ll b1t of wisdom once, the lnquar1ng rcportl'r
in lhc "1f the shoe fata, put 1l the On•con Stntc Bnrom£
on" category. hoped to hnd out whot band
Not all college activity anpoau: Lludents wouJd Ilk•• to play nt
to be academic. Ono of tho bu&· coll(!gc dnnc • There wns n
iest places on the U of 0 campus cr uad<'flntte ctJnclusson-13
is the infirmary where 2S.OOO Icrent dance bnnds were n
viait11 ore made 11 y&ar. Thia; oe What'n tho maiter with LC
couDJs for BS JM)r coni of lbc. dents? Hos n p1aquc of
studoru~ according to tho statio;.· anvadad the cnmpun?
tic5. lJ must ba 2he woathor. 1 It wou d SC(Im so 1f lh
Students strolhng around of th. nltcr-gnmc donee
rnmpus at the Umv.-.I'JIJty or be tnkcn s noualy Lnst \\ e
Washington wac stopped !n thctr wru; IA:np Year Lcup nnd S
Crncks recently hy lhe chiml!f. doy m~ht bnngs the
which were (llvmg out WJth "l Perhaps the next donee &noc
Want o Garl, Jus;t • . • " ond corroc:l the alluetion. How GDil
.. Ro<:k-o-Byt• Buby." The chlmt•r lnutctic:ida Ilch? Oh well.
WllJ hernldlng the birth of his irlod. Stu •ruary I, f'cbrunry I, 19~2
PIONEER LOG Page Three
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!llount ol
llbc.rty
PJnt, nit r
ulaU\'C
•nile to Soctal Stde By Nancy Miller
and Geraldine Sprott
mes, Contests Set
r Family Fun Fare Got a Pair ol Kilts Estimated Budget Reveals
·~~~?. .~!!e.~?.~~; .? Drop in College Expenses
would .. pn-clotc tit•• loon of a.lx Tnc upprov(>d h\ld t tor th•l ty ml:mben, du•• to the sm .. JI
red bl nk«:t , o bai,PJP • nm h!)OI durmg the )'t<~r (){ 1051 stud f' n t bod), 15 n:flf'ctcd m
footlvckcn, nrmy kt~ nnd 0 52 ha J~t b~n n:Jcn~ by Ulr: olori , "hleh ha"t' dmpJ')('d 3 _
Arntsh n tny oUiccr'a cnp. bu in~s orficc, lhrounh Par. o; 1 moat J 8,000 til $2i4.000. AdmU1-
d PO\tt!t n nollcur othh'tC!;, profcsslonnl lubl\%cT11, faculty nnd ambitious
wllh 11 post·fmnls grudge, nrc mvncd stag, drng, or whh
tn tow, to the nll-cnmpus "sport nlchl'" to b~: held 1n lhc Thcy urcn't t:ttang up th• ir Stcv. orl, complt'oll• r 1 trnliQn aal , ICJ rem:Jtn lm
Sl'nl next Tuesday, 1-~cbnl:iry 5. own Moond hund stort, they jU.sl Total c:xpcnl(e!l thlll ,V(ttr nr• 1 t'On Ulnt wttb t.h year CS1Imat-
nccd lhc cqlllpm•·m for the dr.tmn t llmntcd nt SGIJ8,000 1 .gam • I'd IJL $5!1,500 o dr p of o Jtttl
dcpnrtrn••nt'g n xt oflcrmc. "Tnt.' on xp! nduurc of $70J .355 23 mort' lhun J 000 . • In Dllf'ntl
Jiet nny
F'tnnl'y, t
scrlousl.v
1:0llcge
lllons Wt night" wtll h•• .pnn!J(Ircd by the Women's Rr:crcat!on As-
Jn tn Cl"•' oil members of llw t.,'Ollegc cammunuy "mght out."
aturc I'VenLJ, to be plnycd stmultoneou sly wuh ony or all Hru;ty Henr.t I nunnt the lg50-51 year. l..nst yc:tr'll (Jn~l dt.f=CJt
w11l Include badmmton, tublt.: tennis, zohufflc booed,
I, nnd othPr ocl1v1Ues. Two future clementnr~ ficllool tcoc:h· They alt;o need one of those Thb comporod Jo an ovcrng Sl2S.32.
ouUnndish Pieces or ScotUah mole enrollment tbu yc.:ar ot 1000 stu
ID mcnt
at
e studcnt
I'OUid be
IGCncc of
lnmunity
hutJon
nt, nnd
many
ted lo,
ce .at
e" The
• be on h£•nd to lead the ctuldrcn m games so that those wtth
CQUclyn Schmidt, sophomore phySJcnl t>ducnUon major, is tf'll·
e.nds of her cngng"m,..nl to Chnrh.:. Bently, Portland A June
JS plonncd.
• • •
nounccd rcc ntly wns the encasement of Donnn Crothers,
nn educnuon rnoJor, and Robert Maller, student at Vonport
No dntP hos oocm set !or the wedding.
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the Belhcsdn Lutheran church, Eugene, Oregon, Betty Hunt,
'hom,.. economiCS mnJor and Mtlo Petersen, form ·r student noy;
Navy, wall be morraed b) lhe Reverend I Olsen, Sundoy, F b
10, ol 2 p m
rr-c ption wJll follo\v m the church parlors •
• • ..
Now10 rtgnlin, o kflt 'rhc Jo;rruch clan dents a comp;~rcd to l:ut Yt'".Jr
tartan 1s preferred, but lltnf'l averogt: of 1150
nnd Ruth w11J take any kmd they
eon lov lh lr hnnds on.
The speech nrts oulldJng waJJ
en c o o depository for nny
loans of lbe abovc·m~"nlloncd ucms. Thl.'l ye3l"'s C1ftlm ted lnrom•
lncludmr. c•I!Jf. up to Ot cm~r
I, I 634 500 Tins lr: \' • n
c tJmOI.! d ddttlt of 533 500 Th
l:orgr-l share Of lht: lntomC I
from tud< nt fers, wh1ch amount
•o $540.500 v.ath glfl. nt t
moment. totallinY. .$32 500. European Political
Authority Speaks
The SPARS, v. omen's coast
t~t Helen Thun Hortn , nssasLant pru!essur of home eeonom-1!\lnrd unat.. once counted Mtldred been osked by the Oregon Home Economtcs ru50Cllltton, to TAKE HEED SENIORS . . •
Shad), JK'I onncl admmlStroUOn
o com mitt ~ to 111ud) lomtl) ltfe ond chtld de\ clopmcnL mnJnr, 05 Pne of hs top oHICC1"3,
~rority Council Gladys Gilbert Studio Wants Proofs
hO\ In put her tn charge of \hr.; dcct d otf1oers or the mtcrsororlly councal nre: pre •·1 d 1 h 1 __ ._
Wtll1Dm£On and ecrctar' ·lrcnsurer, Beuv Lake Scconsll guor cot mg U\;1\t.'T 10
· ttc r-cprcscntnuvcs on the OflL nc.al nre Pnt E1hott and I..ots Wal-
of Th• tn Koppn, Betty Lnkc and Ann Gr·anning of Alphn Mrs. Shady joi.aed SPARS bnck
:1 and Pnt Lnncc and Jonnc Hergert, Stgmn Rho. In June of 1943, while sh was :-----1 New5 mployed In a snles oCCicc an Port-
a drcs.o; m<'('hnc on Wcdn( doy, Jnnunry 23, Alpha Gammn lond. 1'ralnmg school wns in Pnlm PI an nnd 1n tnlll'd fl('\\' offJCCrs (or the commg term. Glomi Gow Dcach, Flortda. where liOme of her
~acl<' &.•crctnry. Dnwn Mascnhclm••r, SOCJOI secrctnry. ond Win· most \'1\'ld I'Xperwnt c c:.nmc m
Y pledge manress for the spring term. I copmg '" llh hutTtcnnt!S
• • • J\ •i•id memoty lS of .. ~mr.
•.:111 Mu Ep9tlon hdd ats formoJ 1mdntlon recent!.)· at the home palm trt;~: lhnl looked like layc.r
... "Cll Morgnn to inattntc ne\\ member R1chord Chan. upon loy r of roncrdc bi:ndlng
eu ndvtscr for Bctn as n lstunt bnskctbnll conch Albert Akms ond. HIJo mg m the 'breeze, th ar
• • .. tops touchmg the ground whtle
· AJphn Slgmo pions to spon or nn nfter-gnmc dnncc an the torrents of rnm-fnr ur~og
Shock on Februnry 8 nftcr the Willnmeuc game F-rt:<! popcorn any o( Porllnnd'a torms-- v.o pt
gavcn to thO!'c who ntt •nd the stag or drng nf.!air. Vtc N~lson down from the sky"
barge of nrrnngcmcnts. Bob Hope's; description of nn The tonow~ a:uht:.ta &N wa.tlt•
e4 by Olad:y. Ollbert .. tu41o .rl\her
fo-r ZIOt p1ck1116 up th10 l)t1)of• c.!
1'T114U&UOJS plctUNl or fOT DOl ft
\UTJShl~ Lhe.m aJ'Ul' ftolq ao:
Bn:tce DcilaDd. DoDAI4 rraau,
Worman St&l•Y• 11Anla Wah. Oor·
d.Qo lttocller, Olcua .-........ X•:>
Jt::n~d•oJS, Ch&-rl.. Uu4J10ll, Oarla
Ba ••miU1D, Dh:.'k 1."~•· D&n7
W cat, BOll Ca.rta<la.tner, Jrn ••r· mAim, Warnn ahHb&Jl, :J&Ck B'eu·
ry, AQbrQ' Kldc1&UI'h. Au4M)' Blll·
tcr, J'I074 C:ummUI•, mull CbiU"'I·
llo•m. Pat Olarl'. 'WilllAm Oelr.U·
College Names Dorren
Baru:t: Dorr~n • .1un -19 ho
been nppoinh:d mstnJctor m bt·
ology nt W\ tcm Collcgt" or Edu·
cob n rn BLI nghnm She "' U
teach b<Jtnny nnd gcn tta.
:\1J!S Dtm'\!n bas bt.'<'n "' dune
for lht: p t 1 t,.t ) con on he.
mnstcrs de I"C at \he Un&\ic;;· will b~e free for their own enJoyment. Offr r's Cnndidat~e school, "'a
conccntrntJOn camp on our stde," •aty of W hrngton. Wh!.'N c • .. •
Sturm wns rcccnUy tnstall<:d os president of Acactn, social Is one watb v. h1ch Mrs. Shnd} I r t: 'cd nn ~ JStanWup follow-
nit,v_ hcnruly ng,recs. Sh• entt'n:d on ang gradu uon fi"'m Lev.: a.s an
'th<•r offu.•c.rs ~rving Cor the n xt year arc: Ken Rideout, vace of lhesc "cnmp in lhe summer Cl~trk.
l!nt, Gc~rf:e Hnskcl, secrctnry-t~nsur r; Cliff West, . .scraunel; of Jn-4-1, [lflH hn\lnc \\orked her •-------------~ UNUSUAL CAREER lltn Pacnnelt, hatorinn. v.n;> up trom nn opprcnuu .&ei.l· OPENING
Par•nta mun to lltQrC k"cpcr 3rd clnss.
JOn, 'M10mns Anco>l, 8 pounds 2 ounlx>S, wns born r•t 2:24 p m At OCS l\trs Shudy hod to
, Janunry 31 to All'. nnd Mrs. Oonnld G. Balmer. pohttcnl tnlte n yenr's culh gc ooursc in
inatt'IJC'tor. Cuur months ume, nnd upon
News cmct gang, she wns al~1 thcQT'CU·
on skh~r'S! Classes Jn your ftwontc mountnln ~port \\ill' colly cquip))t'd to tak• nnv Job
tDnorrow led by Don Cast'., Donnu Gaylord nnd Bnmcy Becker in n !<:pc{"-tfl.: department.
''tOpoi on Mt... Hood, 1 Life waan'l all •ahady• for lhe
bus for mtcrt . .<i\ccl 11k1ers l~n\'CS campus at i n.m. $1 is charged t'musn ll10ugh, for an 1945 sht!
t:: trnnsportnUon. took tame out to mnrry C. J • nno Gnylord rcquc.lS members of the clnss who hnvc not yet Shod)', Portland realtor Her
_......,, to mukcout lht.:Jr clrus cnrds )»>n: lime no\\ l spent in bt'mg In M uncrowded PI"'fCSS-IOn
wtth exeellent cnrmngs nnd
gro\' th opportunities offeNd
n graduate $tul.lcnL. Openmg
for mcQ or '\1. omen-man nnd
wafc-a:-WIVes of undcrgra·
duntes, v; 1lh Educntronnl Di
\'lSIQn of Marshall F i e 1 d
o "" n "d enterprise ~rsonal
mtervtl'W nrrnnged. W r " e fullY l!ivang phon~ age. r.nd
xpcn«>nce to C. C. Rea. Wcm,.m MCtna~r. 354-21st Rt ,
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ftolp!l, PIIUUp Dahlquiat.. A. :X..
rabcr. Dewitt XD:Tf;an. 1te:11 PhWe,J. lbmh PhWtps, Jlcut :w•nn. :LoweD KW.r.
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.:rou JluoJL. Xclth Wellu-, llaftb&U
U~natt.. llcurb 1'cnattoll. D-llblu P.ruc• .t.1J141•. '!'.:14)7
1IIOW"H Cat:lcrlna B&1YU'&01l, PIIJJ Prucr, Lucy Ba11utt, •alb Price •
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1111 llh Aw.. -P.ann Four PIONEER LOG Fridoy, February
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DON PAULSON
••• deadly shot * *
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.. A A~t
DUANE RASMUSSEN
••• cnpable ro~orvo
LC · angles With Foes;
Badgers There Tonight;
'Cots~ Here Tomorrow
Eldon Fax' P1onccrs, bock m the saddle ngnm nftcr swccpmg two
games from Lmficld, wind up UH~lr s~·ason's plny ngainst two con·
:ferencc foes this weekend. me tine PGCiftc tonq;ht at Forest Grow:,
then n to thc1r home cour"t for o Saturday go wJth Linheld.
Th~ Pionee r~ now leading tho Northwest conlorencc with a
5ev4m· . m. a· e·lou roc:ord. dropped tho Badgers in a home-and-homo
series wh.ic::h openod the loop season tor both teams:. However, * * * *
... .-. .. ".
MILT SCHRODER
. • . ver ahlc sub
I .~,..-~-.,..---- cm:t:lll!
End of Siqn up Monday
.\11 gals inter :;t n ( 'l'l nc
n bndnunton tournament should
1gn up tn the Girls' JO<'.kCr room
by Monday, l-~~.;b1 uary 4. nccording
to Mrs. HL-stcr 'l'ur<ner. women's
PE director.
Gumcs Will be played on Thul's·
da) s durmg the noon hour. The
tounmm{'nt "ill offiCially stnrt
on l-i!bnwry 7.
LC students nrc-urged to n:
tend the Play Naght which .ts be
mg held on Tucsdny, February
5, in the coUcgc gym. Doors open
at i:30.
porionee has prov~a that, in the
WM coafinos of tho Badger gym.
put performan ces mean liUll!'.
ln the early scnes, Pnc1f1c cuord
Frnnk Buclu Wlt'Z. came through
"lili .;a pomts nnd wtll be Ute
moan tnrget for lhu Fucmen's de
fense .~alher Badger 10 wnl.c.h
\Hll be ron\ ard J ubnn Amnya
\\ ho cored 22 m hiS last outmg
ogrun t Portland univcrstly. Murals Begin in Casaba Tournament;
Six Teams Register First Victories
Round robm oction m mt ro. over the Fut111 e T •n,·hcrs qm
murol boskelball got underwn} tet. Both men collected 15 points.
lost week ns 12 tc:tms displayed The last scheduled game of th"'
thC1r cnsnbn sk1lls before cur-
1ous noon ttme spect.oto~. week snw the Frosh O\'Crl'OinL'
a lhrce-pom t dcfit:Jt nt lhe mid
way mark to const home With n
31-25 marg111 over t1u! Mt f1ts. *' * * * *
JOHN FEUZ
. . . camera hog • c
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FRANK GROV
•.• Tough and
Potent Beorcots Swomp
Oronge Down Linfield T
By TOM O'DAY
Sporll Editor
Pion1..>er hopes or an umhsput~d
loop chnrnpionslup took n hard
)oil lnst month when the h1gh·
Jlymg Wlllumctt• Bcllr<:DUI drop
pNl the LC squad by the fantastic
scon.• of 103·62.
The Ben1·cats "'''c JCd·hot ns
they wrecked the modem l'.'Vl
confC!l'Cnce tcnm Sl'Ormg r\:cord.
Sl•mor Doug Logue scored 30
poults to lend hiS mates to nn
unexpec ted mnc:c:ncrc on tht.lr
hom\! floor. first confcrr.:.ncc loss this
The only plnec tht'y could •
wns the fl'• ~ throw line
they canned 16 out or 2
.615 pcrcenllll{c. IiiCh sco
the PiancCI''S was gu
Paulson \\'ith H, nine of
that torrid first qu.Jtte1.
Last woekond, tho Or:lti
Blnck pulled ou u 1 mt
Willmncttc to grnb
• gain \\ 1tl• o paar oC
•vcr Ltnfidd. last
rhamp1on.
LC sto.rtod out ltkc o l1ous Spot Ung the Wildcats
on fire. pumpmg baskN nfte. 11nt lead an the H1'Sl
bnsket through the hoop until ton.:crs thtP-w up n
lht! Bt~tucnts cuught up nt 16 nl l:nse nnd sLnrled to hll
Jalc in the fli'St quort.er. Then floor as they swnmped the
before Pwnecr rot~ters knew fo1 ,77-60 on the Palouna
sut•• what wns going on, the score Forward Konny Sorvas
was 40-Hl. ed LC \\ ith 22 porn~ v• .. ,
Eldon F I •'s proteges looked •ng hiS usu:d llgcr or n
hupclcss ns they suflereci lheu de1 the buckboards. Tht The Badgon han gathuod
r.leam an their !ut few gnmo&,
beating Whitman . College of Idaho
ilnd Lm1ield , bdora lo,ing their
liUl conference game to Wallam-Vtctorious m their !1rst out
mgs were lhc Polecnts, McAfee
llnll. Slgmn Alphn Sigma. Frosh,
Knppa PhJ Alpha nnd Lambda
Phs Epsllon. 'Figures Don't Lie, But ?' • • •• mgllt on the Lmficld
<"ns:th,, team was scr.appy
to grab ofC n close 59 Si
over the local crew. etto.
Lln!Jeld's bottling Wildcats,
eager to up l tht.: P1oneers nrter
co.mmg t>o close to dotng Just
thnt last Snturdny, must w m to
morN\\ night's f'ncounl\:r 1! they
arc to kt:t.'p nliVl' any h• pes of rc
tnmin~ the confel'C.JlCC crown tl1cy
co-captured m 1951.
Bag guns 10 the Linfield attack
are oll·conferenc:e guard Billy
Anderson who. &lJhougb limited
to ..throe poinu In Saiurday'a
gamo. dropped in 22 the night be
fore: and center Ted McKee, who
r;cored 28 tn the Wildcats ' upset
o1 WillameHe .
Outcome of th£ :arne will prob
nbl}· depend up n w bach tcnm
cnn come up w 1 o m~..•thod or
fathonuns a zon defense Both
club cxp&aentt'::l some dtffu:ulty
m doing thu at lcMinnv1Ue.
The Orange at .:i Black will 'M
'l.trenglbened for tho remaindor
of !be year by the addhion of
guard Bert Stein and forward
Ray Hade. Stein was one of lhe
lead.ing scorers on lll.lt year's
:.trong frosb team while Hyde,
a &ophomore , ia making hia fint
$bowing in an LC uniform. He
played for Ponland's Washing·
1on hlgb.
Gume lime both nschts •& 8:15
ror lhc \-tlnlltY Wllh lrosh pre
hmmnrtes chr..<fulcd f ~ 6 30. In tho Gr8t'k 1e.aguo scramble Player FGM ITA FTM TP
the Sagmns pounded out a con· Sampier 83 88 SS 224 PF
73
4.1
52 Ouick 40 52 33 113 vmcmg 35·11 win o\'cr Alpho Zimmerman 35 39 23 93 Servos ngnln kd lh~ P:
Rho Omega to nrovc thnt th\!y 30 21 79 j m sconng, thl& l1me Tsugawa 29 33 h:n.·e a club to wntch. The Lamb-I Carmichoal 30 27 11 71 37 !)oints although he hnd
dns, another haghly-ratcd outf"Jt Mallory 21 21 14 56 27 rt:!bound honot'S M'l.'r to
ran roughshod over Bl.l~J Mu En Stophen.on 18 18 10 46 16 rorward Ed Reid.
lion, 32·11. Deltn Tau Rho drop McKnaght 12 29 17 41 19 1 from lhc f1eld, 24-21, the
pcd tts amtml 6tnrt. to the Kap-Bonando 17 1 5 39 8 'lte LC ~;quad made 17
pas 29-24 as Don Flor-en poured Havercamp 6 22 10 22 9 pnss1blc U tree throws foa
t~q1Jninccounw~ topo~ilie L~========~====~============~~ 7~0~8-p:e:r~c~c:n~~:&:c:· ___ _ \\ fnne.1-s
Old age spelled the diHCJ•encc
m the Polecnt-Fncult,y cont£'S:,
oS the younger men d1splny d
more fitam10n to oullnst theJr
~ldcrs 26-21. Scoring wns ev•mlr
distributt.-d for both teams as the
h1chest tndl\'iduol output wns
only f1Ye points. Ex-frosh slD:,
J1m Clayton, shnred &connc hon
ora wtth Doug Day to Jead the
McAfee "muulcrs" to -14-33 nod
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AND CLARK. COLLEGE EST. 1867
... ., •1-.,d, Or~on, Friday. February 1. 1952 O..ll rur. I I n! r
h duh.:d ior Tu ;J • , hn·-
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Numbar 15
·nds ol Students A ending Swiss-Born Rudolph Ganz
hurc Colleges Should Schedules Keyboard Clinic
Sw1ss-born l'Omposc:.:r, C!Jn luctor and pinntsL, Rurlnlph Sheltered, Says KeniiiQed Gnnz. will begin n lhree-clav tn\ on the cnrnpu W<>dm d.ly aa Pinna clintcs ond n ptnno rental hn\'c be n hctlukd und~.;r
•·Church oollcgcs :;chould not 1 away from Chra::nianlty, he pomt
rnindN Cr om Ute truth,' ed -out. He fc•'ls thut a waJJingnc s t<: auspices of the coll£>gc mu IC department.
orcd Gcr{IJd Kennedy, Mcth- Truth should bo the ultimate
I l bJ hop for lhts urcn, 1n nn goal of lh•-. c·olJ••sc nnd It~ nd
ddrl s bdorc the Jonunry 2!) mtnu;trnuon must mnantain thot
om neat ton no Cncts disco\ e.rcd by thf' hurn-Pi•m(·cr 1 nnoth~:r goal for wbich
(•hurc•h colleges houJd lrl\•c..
Tha sparr\ 1s found ln df'porturcs
from cstnbllshcd pohcH.:s such n
comm•·rc.mhnd othh-'tcs and ell
pnrtrncnlnhzed <'ducnuun. Ganz brings wnh htm n broad knowledge an I t1 mtlo
tion of inlcrprctaltvc art. uan ·d an numcrou ap , run ..,
WJlh outstnndrng orc.hestrns of the v.orlcJ
An insTitution thai veils rcullty an mmd wall destroy thl· Chrts
an only produce religious snobs linn fnlth, Ha1hop Kennedy c.x
r those who wdl compl~tcly turn plnrned.
r. Odell Notes Emphasis
hilt by Nationls Colleges
A grc11tcr sense of .slnbthty
nd pJnnmng for• the JStrcngth of
he Amc.n<'nn college world wn~
.,n·r•lY·tlly pr •·s~n t m the C'lSlern
rnc~tmns.'' dcclarccl P&•'s
:Jenl Morgnn S. Od••ll nn h18 rc
urn from Nt•w York lhas week.
I.nst Jonunry at the AssocJO·
of American Colleges con
't!te:ncc Dr. Odell explained th'e'
~m~mnsb was on the Selccltvc
lh•! rduSlll vf the gov
to nllow m11n to volun·
~cr for• th CrViCC Of thl'tr
hotel.' nfler being drafted und
dcfcrTmg or selected college
,.This year's ano:iatlon wns
nor\' concerned about the tncnt1on of the Nntionnl A r,~'lll
lion of .Manufacturers wharJ1
stated= "Bustnl.lSS cntcrprlacs mu t
fmd a way to support tht.: whc)Jc..
c:dut-ntionnJ lll'Ogrnm--cl!~..~tJV • y,
regularly and now."
Prominent Jopie a! tho Prellby
terion College Unl(}n m c c t i n g
wns till! evaJu:.llon o( 14 church·
related collcg• The Union m .. y
confine lts work to a ccrtoJn nurn
bcr of Sefectt!c,i IIISUtutJOnS lh. t
nre ncademtcally nod reltgtnu;aJy
deServing of con('entratt.>d up
port.
"Colleges on th~ 'fringt' moy
be requared lO alCiliotc wuh Oll
er schools or be cllmmntt:>d t:n
tirt-ly On the other hnlld colltses
of htgh present qunllty or !utur,..
potc.nt.Jnh!J· wlll be sustomt-d,''
Dr. Odell cxpl<uned. f'urthormore tho Bi11hop cor:•
sidcred o collegt' worthwhtlt
\\ lt n tl tt:nchcs wathin the frame
work of thti Christann rnath nnd
Ss olso unoshnm~,;dly nn tnstJtutf<)n
of the church
'It mu t tntcrpn l the new
It: lnmt•nt ll.'l n dor.umcnt whtch
ttaches n cnucnl npprccuaron of
lht C..:hrish!in !ruth; tt must per.
Com\ n SL rvicc to rnnnk1nrl and
be a ~lnnlPIWl ol hUJlUlllicy ..
Btshop Kcnucdy concluded.
Pro~ng the addrcas. Uu:
Re\', llerbPrt J. Doron wns prt'
:wntcd ns n cnndldutc for lhc d -
&1 (' or DO<'tOr or 01\'tnlty by T>r.
John Anderson As rnanlsh!r or
th1.• First Pre b.)'lCr1an church of
Vnncouvcr, has ·comfoa ting of the
dascomfort d ond da cumforung of 1 Ulf' comforted ' wos not d by Dr
And rson.
A d~;grC<' of Doctor of Humane
IA:tter11 wo.s av.;ard1.'d Dr B~;nja
mtn Thructcr who. m the word~t of
Dr. Pnul S \\'rjght, shov. r.:d to
hlS liludcnts "tongues rn tre~.
books m brooks, ~crmons In .. stonCB nnd good In evcry thin~!." Choosing Vocation
Topic of Seminars
All fre hmcn \\ a I "' t w 1 th
thCJr ndHscrs on t m1nar Tu
dnJ, February S. t 11 nm. t
~cu ilic topa , Some Kl.)
Aru1 lo Explurc 1n Choc• mB o
Vorot1on."
The freshrnnn l;mlnll tch dul
or :ld\'lr••r-Student dl CUI$ 0,
groups 11 us !(lllow
Bir.hop
Boufford
Ch ndgrcn
Du..: nb ry
Fo.:sscndcn
Fn b1
Gnrdancr
Clorum
Hnrdmg
Hill
Ko:-Ioff
RO\\:Icy
Shean: r
Throckmorton
Wallbrillge BN
T ·.!l
p 10
P-2
W-23
W-2
Sp A-10
M-1
BA-34
Art-22
p 1&
C3
P-16
B·l-1
BA-3 cost of coiiCgr:! malntcn
L·nr" due to innot•on," Dr. Odell
lntoo out. A comprchcnsrvc
lu program was needed by mnny
natatutions, he noted.
'!'here is ••lso currcntl\' an 10-• renscd rntcrl~l in the linon• i.11
or cducntron by lndu:!!lrv.
Odell rdorrcd to the publi Foss, Floren Receive Appointments to Paper;
Miller, Granning lo Retain Present Positions
J\ppointmcnt uf BtU Foss. c-
lft:J!l'tl ifJllll'~'l!llllffi!ITIIl!flllluruliJI•mnl1!llllillillllll ntor, and Don Flort!n, junior, s;:;
blication Sends
hotog to Cam pus
Lewis nno t.lar.k has b<-cn
chotcn by Parado mogn::ine
as n typaenl Norlhw'-=st coJ.
·luge and last Monday students
pO ed un campus for the pub
ltcatlon's photogroph~rs .
Parade. n Sundoy supplement
appenrlng m mony large ensL•
ern ond mnl·Wt!Stcm nC\Io'S
P<IPI!rs, is prmllng n scrit$ or
prcture tlrttcl• s on the typic.~ I
dr ... ·ss or college students ilXlm
dilrcr<!nt SI'Cttuns of the \Jnilccl munnging and assistn nt cdltors,
relipcctivc_l,.v. as nmung tht.! LOG's
recent major staff chongt!S an
nounced by Br,vcc Whatc, edator
tn·chteC.
Jo oss, Journalism mojor, was
feature cdator before his promo
lion to U1t~ posi.
uon of nmrua
gmg ed1to1·. A
Cree lance writ
er, Ball hns hod
two Slorli'S
print<..'d in lhe
Orcgonion . He
holds member·
Bill Fon ship in Dt'lt.l I on, jourunUsm honor-ary.
J\nn Crunnmg, llophomn~
inurnnhsm-nr t major, rcLalns the
posJL1on uf CdltOrlnl editor. Ann•,.
formu wrlttng cxpcritmce an-
eludes edatlinu the C:rnnt higl1
ISChool yenr book nnd work on
the 1950·51 LOG struf. !ilaf! is Herb Schuldc:r, who rt
pi,H:e.~; f'ul!S OS fcCitUI• cdtktr
Herb as :l freshman JOUrnnU!!m
Tom O'Dny. journnllsm mO,Jor, lost summa
ond lransJcr Crom Eastern O~gon
Collej!• or Euucnuon. replaced C I }' ( AthJ 1.
Chuck Gtbb ns ports c-dJtor. He OD fO JDg 0 e lCS
hl'ld the same position on we Theme of Seattle Meet
Bcn('on ot Erua rn On gun Col- • I
•t:&e or Education nnd Wtl& fresh· Pl\....ldt..nt l\aorgon s Odell Will
man t'lru;s president there. H, ·mend n mcNang of lh• North
wns n sports wrh.-r on lht• lnll west A!!Soctotton of CuliC"C nt
t!mt•s\er LOG. th.-Uni\'ei'Sil)' or Wnshington
schO•>I of t•ducatl(\n, f'chrunry 4
Yuum!~.= l appoinlmcnt to the The nssoclatlnn IS to discuu th
problems vC e.linunntang th..: His dishn~on ~ a (l,~nis t h
be<:n UPP•• m n•cd b <IC:ta ltu.:
an lhc t 'd.: f 1.. mp< tn ,,,d
ronduct ng Garu: m
hnvc: I.Jo n po Tili l':l('d h • u h• ul
the Untlttl :SL:i ( n.nd hL 1 n li
th"' rq;umr t ndu .. or th N w
Yo. k Pltalh rmum~ .. nd &In Frnn
ct co S) mphgnv 'Y m P.: pit
(lDC••rts.
Pwno chnl will b~.= h ld b~
Cnnz .. t. the CCJIIcn~ lhcntr r Thun
d ,. from JO tun. t 1.! 11 n nd
1 .SO lo ll.;JO p.m tmd em F 1u
r_n m 1 0 a m to 12 noon Th c '"
nrt "Pdl tu thL g~.=nt. I puolll
ell as to stud~cnt: 'rt11.n: <Jn
drr.ltt&mct clmrgl
WodnHdey nlehJ Can: will be
hulrd Ill plDno natal at. th~ t '11-
thL•nt• t 8 30 p m lh h
l., L'<i ;) diVC . I tLd prti m
run ung o! ,.,. rk.t b~ com~ "'
Mt ;:art. H.l) dn. B l' '-t b o ._ l" n.
Bmhms Df'bu ~ GrtU~,; ond
I Ch pm Cnru \u!l plny nl Uln:
ur ha own compo::.uuns..
Fa th 5{: v..t!bmg • rur~art;;
u n o bus \Hil I nv th Trml
ways depot ot 8 p.m ond r~ turn
mmedtnt~ll after th 'One rt_
Royalty Requires
l unior Signatures
P1; U tmns f o r S\\lo lhf'!lrt
d:mc• ktntt nnd que n anda
dntcs mny bo obtnmed from
Shirley .t\tlnm 11n nnd ore to
be r~: turned by Fcbru:Jn• 5,
w1th Uw· srgn tur s of ten
Juniors.
Fmnl ~l·'Ction of candadutc
WJIJ b made :11 th n'gular
Jumor clnss mecttng nt 12 30
p.m. Tuuda)· ln B-24 •
Th\: JUmQr class sponson.. >d
S\..: ecthcnrt donCt~ \\ JU toke
plac~; in the .1nsonac sunken
boll room on February JG
Pntt Blnkcly and Jun Hour
are co-cluurmcn !ar the unnt" .
Stn.n Mrtchell, JUntor cl
pres1dint, wlU net as master
of ecrcmom •
Tfckct..s. nt Sl.80 n \:Ouplc,
wall no on sale •1\mdn~ an the
c~l1""£t' bookstol't'.
Time Sheets Due Stqtl!..'l. Lew 1 nnd Clark Will
tcp1 c•:;l.'nl colleges (tf tlus {u cu.
Da,·c Pcsktnll, Parade pho·
Logrnphc1·, took tndiv1du111 nnd
uroup piClUit'll nf IUUdcnl!l here.
Ptsklns wns In Pu1•llnnd to Tau Rho nnd Pi Delto ~P"IIon
.tnd i photography l'<iit(lr ror tht
VOYAGEUR.
Don Floren, literature and
philosophy mujur, wns sport.s
editor o( the LOG ln"t l'•'nr. In
nddatron to writmg, hi" cnJ0)-'8
rcnd1ng nnd liiH·S sports, ponlca·
JJallng in intrnmurol gnmt.'S He
IS president nr Knppn Phi Alphn
nnd Is o m••mbi!r of PI D lt.'l Epr11-Sophomore 'Hoop Hop'
tmmtoduate ly lollowlng the l.m.
(ll:ld uumt• tcrmurrow nh::ht, tlw
suphnmorc doss will SfJQO nr thr
1'Hoop Hup'' In ltw nnck shack
,\dm1ssion is 25 cents per pt.•rum
1'hc nlfnir 11 stnr: or drag. L'ommndnh:wtion (•{ collt'g" nth
lt~ucs throuijh more !'.lr1QA:ent
C"ontrols by acllreclltang DGi.'ncw
To mnk• nrrmlgr•rncnlS !or rnl3
tnC money for the ndvunccmt.!n& of Student work\! rs must turn m
tim~ h~..-ets by th~ s~cxmd !Chool
dDJ nftur the 11nt of t!Ul'b munth,
Purls Stcwnrt, bunness monn(:cr,
...... togrnph llw rn • ·m u•r<! of
"Bend of thl' River." He hns
:lltlo dont cover work and pho-
. togrophy for Tlmo mngounc•. Entcrmg students ma.l mrtl·
acmcatt'..l" rreshmt:n nrc• purlll:ulnr
lv ln\'lh;d tu nth.nd. ncconling to • Choirmnn Bctt.y r-:rlkscn. •!mlnary nnd church buill.lings
IS th~.; purpose of Q JJlnnni~ con
ferencc of lh S:; nod oC Ort:gon
whleh Or. Oclt:U Wtll nth nd
February 5, G nnc!l i . ho~ nnnoun d. Othu·:\~ th
pny waU b<' hdd Cor the nt' t
month' ch c.k.. Onl~ th c who
obtnur o "P wl requc t tgncd
by tht> 0 n.n of Mtn m !l et the1r
pa) l.&h:. Paooe Two
I ). ·e Got IT
A fum P&onecr hnndshnkc and a bag hello to the nc\\ !aces
on campus from the AssOCiated Student Body oi Lew1~ and
Clark.
P"rhaps ) ou\·c not1ccd somctlung dafferent nboul LC PIONEER LOG rriday, Fobruary l,
Guest Editorial Writer Protests Required
Egyptians Charge Attendanc eatConvocatio 'B .. h c t r· I By Don noren think IS, and what mn) .. l· rifiS u Ies, It hnrdl) I an hne \\ tlh bi!, un I!XC:CS.SWC omount or
lhc polletC!I or n "llbcrlll" Ubcrnl \'OlJOtl to personal liberty.
artS eollcge to usc rocrcJvc or The college ctudenl. afwr
thr\latcnmc ml'lhods to brmc ho..: l>ll cd tht• ronnulauvc nsldc some oi the ~mokc Egypt wnnts th~: Bntish tro()ps, b I h I j who have bl'n slatlllned In hct ll out :my gavcn rcsu l Y~t t Is t sccrnlJ rnthcr U\ cmlc to IT's nil about \ ou. even•whcre Blo\\ -.
m the shack. You'll fmd lT there. Js exactly what happens here at l-tm anto o prescrtbLd patt<>rn country for the pnst 60 l cars. to LC tn T(!r,nrd to eon\'ocat1ons hchovlor mov\.: nu'l and let E10 pt mnnngc her own internal and cxtcrnol Now I JtO\'C no quarrel whh Sccondl), students \\ ho do
a!lmrs. ronvocnuons. Clth«!r with their hovl' ony tntercst tn attCiliCI .. Wnlk along a corr1dor and ) ou'll bump smack mto IT.
Ltke the agl•less monuml!nt or purpose or t•xccutlon. but I cnn "'fll probably not get
not ngree thnt nttcndanc~t them out of wllnt Is ~;std . !-~molly . t S1t down m a cla~sroom nnd IT's hkely to be right bcstdc you.
Saunter mto the hbrarv and IT wiU reach out ... w
This IT is the fnmous friendliness of Le\o,; is and the S3hD~3. lhc rl•lot1on bl't\\ c.-n
Clnrk. ~hould be n-qutred students who ~re sc.rloust\ Egypt and the Sudan has resu;tcd Th• most legitimaJc rcnson tcrestcd m the1r coUcge the TU\'Ugc:; or time Physu:ully F:rHmdlmess &:s all about yon. e\'c.rywhere. Just remember to
return a httle and you'll get a lot. \\ hu::h IS ClVCO fiS to \\ hy ~IUd· wall Olt••nd C:On\'OClltlOnS WI bond bv the liCS of mt~r-mo.r-• cnts nrc required to nttcnd h; to being thrcntcned Into so
A. L. G. nagc for more thnn 5000 J cnrs.
~uarantu~ n ttO\\d \\hacn Will if the s~nkcrs arc con!;tSlcn the l\\0 peoples ar also hnked befit lop speakt•rs. tnl<'.rcstmg enough to merh t cuhumlly. Well, thr• cro\\ ds tuc there nll nttcnllon .
Th~ foliO\\ the saml! roll.Qion- nght but top sp nkers nrc no• For the! administration to 1 Moslcm-ond speak th<' snmc
langungc-Arnbac. Mor~ovcr lhctr olwnys m c\•;dcnce. Were they. sts~ thnt ntt.,ndnnc::c ot C'Onv,n.
About twenty years ago our fathers brought forth on th1s
continent n new deal, concei\'ed m burenucr,ac~ and ded1catcd
to the propositiOn that the t.a~"P3ycrs a1·e ln(?'.Xhaustible ~uck
ers. Now "'e nre engaged an a great police actton to sec wheth
er this nalJOn or any other nnllon so concch cd nud so dedicat
ed can long endure.
The alphnbetiC3l agencies created by F'nin~lm (FDR. tlmt mutual dcp!!ndnnce upon the Nale rhe lnrg<' pnrt uf lhe cro'' d would
doubtless c:onunu<' ats pntr<lnncc riv r for '' ntcr storage nnd arri-Without coerCion
gallon, unates them <'conomac<Jlly . Of cour5o, Jhe word "r('Quared''
Now, w1dcr the guue of pro· !s c:oreJull~ avOided In th• co tec:uon. Brjush policy m the Su·
dan is dcsagned 10 da\•Jdc t h ~ lege catalog :Howe\ er. n11 stud
cnLS arc duly wom<'d lhol nn people there. Th••1r pion of 5('&·
auon hns assumed man , 05 t>b cnce from U1cse. monlhl)
reg t5 > gnUu;nngs wtll go do\\ n o
peTe h. B 't.i h h d _ _. E I blnt'k murk on lh<'tr records. ThiS, c rl " D\'l' Cnlt:U !!>'P u
l ,.... t th s d h h to rnc, lS the snmc lhmg ns N 15) COil~umcd more oi lhe taxpayers' substance m a little more tnns en~.; o c u an w ac • h th ( h lth QUiring il tUd<'nt lo attend
h I lh b 11 f 1 ad nmpc:-s t pr• """ 5 0 <'D I !lee three ren nns for dl.,,.,n-t an twe \ e years an was spenl Y a o our prevsous e -l'ducat10n nnd commum t"nlwn • """"
ers m 156 yca~s. The) ha\e stnppcd lh Eg)•ptann unulng tha pract1cc Farst, stud
e th ht t th t C th ent nrc naturally fired up w 1th
b b d h tal o. c rag o c p os o c
of all government spt::ndmg by a margm of 12 billions of dol-f the ~pintunl bond bctv.ecn lh~ t1ons will bcncf1l tho• student
spttc or bhnscl!. would b~
,t.ffront to the mteJUgcnce of
.ctudcnt In o "communaty
scholars' ' ats this mslitution o(
pndes itsclr on being, sucll
~nsult \\ ould htlrdly be
r«.>C'CJVcd
It 15 my judgment.
judgm nt of n good many
ludtnts I hnvc tnlk<!d lo.
compulsory auendnnoc at
vocauon-: IS anfanttl~" The
mintsu-nuon C\'ld nlly co ........ ,
t JUdgment betkr th. n
of thco;<> students. Howe\•er, Harry. m a mere SIX years, as cste t c to I Gr-:.nd Cadi "hlch is symbolic Jn t c,.. I" amount of\\ h 11 the~
Iars. Our congress hns rcluctantlv loosened our purse strings two countru .-s d{ ~;;;:: ::--·--r--=::::
d lh f 'dl I h ,:IX-5r PAy to allow thiS to happen un er e coerc&on o rap1 y recur- n our l1mc, no mnn m 1 l! ,.1. ~'~lfVE-" tiutcrA3StG v"'t:Nr- •
· world can nfford to 1gnorc Lhe : 8PY ~ t:K~SNCHJ• ..-cu ~F nng cnses. Lruggle of people for "~;num e ~.s£u ,..~~ .v,.A-~ n-,.~ P~~~i!"' L-'6A!.ttt:!'Y.
b r::. PAll 'I rFsrs 64:1-.o~.((;..- • l\ is not altogether fstling and proper that they should do unconditlonnl fret..>dom Egypt Lo· r. "'"''"' rArF~;>s
ld d d d i·~ I t c t; .(~PORTS thts. In a larger scno:-e. our representatives shou not conse- ay eman s. ..., tamp c e rec-7 ovruA/.Gs
crate on~third of our nal&onal mcome to a senes of ndmims- dom nnd mdcpendcn cc. f ""~ ~
Eduor '~ Note: This is tho sec· lr.ltlon-msplJ"'Cd crises The brave men h\'lng and dend who ond in e sencs of eommen
ha'\ e \\'Orked here have been taxed fnr beyond their power to taries by Uzri on tJvt Egyptinn
pa~. The v. orld wlll little no1.e nor long remember what v. e i c;uestion con:-crning Jhe Suu
say here, but it \\ &11 never forget what we pay here. canal and tho Sudan.
Jt tS now collSldered that the ~ et unborn will pay for the
'\\'Ork vo h1ch we hnn• thus far so nobly prOJected. Our chd· Guest Column
dren and grandchildren wtll he dedicated to the great task
remammg before us, and tl lS sure that lt wlll take their last
measure of dcvobon.
And it lS here that we should highl)' r~:solve that this na
tion should ha\·e a new btrth of common sc.nsc, and fully
reahze that those \Vho attempt to get omething for nothing
shall c\·entuall~ end up w1th less than nothing. Friendships Great
Says Theta Prexy
By Lois Gaither I
~d4l!llt, 'l'he\A 1r&ppa Sorority
What can 1, pres1dcnt, Theta
Kappa sororlly, S."l)• to you g1rls The prec dmg u'tlS tak"n from lhe Wtllam1na T1m • January 24, who are thmkmg of JOtnmg a
and d not nl"CC nh rt.:!lec1 th£' opmlons vf the college or the Log orunty? 1 can on!) tell you ouL
But we thtnk 1t s amuSJnC nnywa\· of Jn) O\\"n \ e.ry happy cxpCI 1 I enc:c \\hat you \\ 1ll fand. }' ou?
The rCSJdents of Bre,·man a~enue are complaining. You wdl dJSro\'cr a tremcadou
opprJrtum v for parucipatmg in ----
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actl\'Jtl~.: : for mceung peopl
{meaning partlculnrly. thi! nJI 1m
portant BOY), for remembering
WJlh pndc, ,projcets wcU done. Thu wall alweya work iJ you fool you are~ burd«tnod with an
luge clan. l<:Ur
wit
an L>fiU
Nod:
tnnun~\
in m
mnJOI
1he Aisl
mntT
and Co
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Nil")', '
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rt:C< ptl
~te-d
cgrou
res aden
and Be
e fust
t Pep
News
r11 Helen
b {:n
Dunng the past month, students supposedly from LewiS
and Clark-have been rncmg the.tr cars along lhts street. Not
only do small children pln~ nearby, but there 1s also a grade
school at the intersectian of Breyman and Military H1ll road. The oxciJcmenJ of rush teas
and pnrtll'S, the hoppmc:;s o:r
knO\\ mg you've I • n accl'pletl
by the sororaty or your chu1cc,
the knO\\ ledge lhat you arc add
Ing 10 the accomphshmeots ol
your orgamzauon • • . News -------11 n dress The Bulletin Beard
Teachers~ College Explains Pia
For Taldng Notes Correct Way . iiotbers, therefor~ are justi!tably worned when the'' see
a dnver passmg n car on a turn and Joolr.mg backwards. Such
recklessness reJects on the college Morever should an acci
dent occur the dn,·ers' penalty would be e>.-tremely se\•ere.
1f vou must be carless with vour life, be cnreless on nn . -unpopulated road. A. L. G.
f<«'o:tl4 '-""",.. rr.altrr at P •rtland Or<'JI:O'n
EDITOR
Bryce W:hlJe
Bill Fou Managing Editor Nancy MUter Society Editor
Don Floren Auinanl Editor Herb Scholaer Features Editor
Ann Gr11nnlng Tom O'Dey Sport~ Editor
E:ditariaJ Editor
a.pcrt.en: • .,.... OarUI T•P""'~' •
71DJ'd C • m m l 1:1 a, Gcn141~:~•
~PTV"- C b a J' lea Charn.QaJn.
C& Ua.erl.lae Dtllatn Ll', Bl&lnto DrSU 'Zom 1"1-ett , .lim llpob,
:J:dY!D Ooetl•. Oolnmntna: Charlu Ol'ltb, J>aal
ZC(ft, Ooa llcon4enOD : ~(lrUJ I
T.:~m llanlc7 , A l fttepll.enaoa. The so 1 c m n thoughtS n n d
Chnstmn f-ellowship, espectaU.r
dunng Rcllgton in I.ife Week.
lhe fe"ling of hdpfulncss found
an sunple tnsks such ns makmg
I dolls for ~Odf! school children
All jbeso wUJ ~ pan of your
50rorny c""J)erlencc. I The hnaneul1 ·nd of sororny
mcmbcnh&p 15 rarely o problem
and any garJ-wilh n GPA of 2.5
may belong. A for other restric
tion , they arc non-extstcnt.
Moreonr , you wUJ find that
the soronw girl :JChieves the
dellcote bnc of fL~Hnc nn Intense
loyally to her grpup and still
rctammg her indwadunhLy nnct
frh ... ncblups whh girla of other
croups.
Look oround ond "t!C how mony
Thctns arc good :!r1cnds of Alpha
Gams nnd Sacmn Rhos. Th('_n you
wm know why 0 sororlty JS S(i
m1,1ch rl•~rcd on cnmpus You
will lo\' 1t, too. 7 11 the sc ••• ~..;,~u, olt..o:: ..., fourth cluld. Mu E
Ten cents a call aaid tho It Morg
C•)lJcgP Index m Msssoud-"A Telephone and Telegraph Co::lt:'\\ odvis a quotatiOn from the Tcnchcrs'
lecture Is n proC\!55 whereby notes pa.ny. But lengthy objcc
was made in Jhe U of 0 1Dlll1!rr1n
c>f the Jnslrudor become &.he Emorold by m•ans of two
notes of LhC! student \\ ath no of "Louers to tho Editor."
c.hnnge of knowledge." That's In order to anc~:ue
supposed to be ll b1t of wisdom once, the lnquar1ng rcportl'r
in lhc "1f the shoe fata, put 1l the On•con Stntc Bnrom£
on" category. hoped to hnd out whot band
Not all college activity anpoau: Lludents wouJd Ilk•• to play nt
to be academic. Ono of tho bu&· coll(!gc dnnc • There wns n
iest places on the U of 0 campus cr uad<'flntte ctJnclusson-13
is the infirmary where 2S.OOO Icrent dance bnnds were n
viait11 ore made 11 y&ar. Thia; oe What'n tho maiter with LC
couDJs for BS JM)r coni of lbc. dents? Hos n p1aquc of
studoru~ according to tho statio;.· anvadad the cnmpun?
tic5. lJ must ba 2he woathor. 1 It wou d SC(Im so 1f lh
Students strolhng around of th. nltcr-gnmc donee
rnmpus at the Umv.-.I'JIJty or be tnkcn s noualy Lnst \\ e
Washington wac stopped !n thctr wru; IA:np Year Lcup nnd S
Crncks recently hy lhe chiml!f. doy m~ht bnngs the
which were (llvmg out WJth "l Perhaps the next donee &noc
Want o Garl, Jus;t • . • " ond corroc:l the alluetion. How GDil
.. Ro<:k-o-Byt• Buby." The chlmt•r lnutctic:ida Ilch? Oh well.
WllJ hernldlng the birth of his irlod. Stu •ruary I, f'cbrunry I, 19~2
PIONEER LOG Page Three
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1tio
m • t'
!llount ol
llbc.rty
PJnt, nit r
ulaU\'C
•nile to Soctal Stde By Nancy Miller
and Geraldine Sprott
mes, Contests Set
r Family Fun Fare Got a Pair ol Kilts Estimated Budget Reveals
·~~~?. .~!!e.~?.~~; .? Drop in College Expenses
would .. pn-clotc tit•• loon of a.lx Tnc upprov(>d h\ld t tor th•l ty ml:mben, du•• to the sm .. JI
red bl nk«:t , o bai,PJP • nm h!)OI durmg the )'t<~r (){ 1051 stud f' n t bod), 15 n:flf'ctcd m
footlvckcn, nrmy kt~ nnd 0 52 ha J~t b~n n:Jcn~ by Ulr: olori , "hleh ha"t' dmpJ')('d 3 _
Arntsh n tny oUiccr'a cnp. bu in~s orficc, lhrounh Par. o; 1 moat J 8,000 til $2i4.000. AdmU1-
d PO\tt!t n nollcur othh'tC!;, profcsslonnl lubl\%cT11, faculty nnd ambitious
wllh 11 post·fmnls grudge, nrc mvncd stag, drng, or whh
tn tow, to the nll-cnmpus "sport nlchl'" to b~: held 1n lhc Thcy urcn't t:ttang up th• ir Stcv. orl, complt'oll• r 1 trnliQn aal , ICJ rem:Jtn lm
Sl'nl next Tuesday, 1-~cbnl:iry 5. own Moond hund stort, they jU.sl Total c:xpcnl(e!l thlll ,V(ttr nr• 1 t'On Ulnt wttb t.h year CS1Imat-
nccd lhc cqlllpm•·m for the dr.tmn t llmntcd nt SGIJ8,000 1 .gam • I'd IJL $5!1,500 o dr p of o Jtttl
dcpnrtrn••nt'g n xt oflcrmc. "Tnt.' on xp! nduurc of $70J .355 23 mort' lhun J 000 . • In Dllf'ntl
Jiet nny
F'tnnl'y, t
scrlousl.v
1:0llcge
lllons Wt night" wtll h•• .pnn!J(Ircd by the Women's Rr:crcat!on As-
Jn tn Cl"•' oil members of llw t.,'Ollegc cammunuy "mght out."
aturc I'VenLJ, to be plnycd stmultoneou sly wuh ony or all Hru;ty Henr.t I nunnt the lg50-51 year. l..nst yc:tr'll (Jn~l dt.f=CJt
w11l Include badmmton, tublt.: tennis, zohufflc booed,
I, nnd othPr ocl1v1Ues. Two future clementnr~ ficllool tcoc:h· They alt;o need one of those Thb comporod Jo an ovcrng Sl2S.32.
ouUnndish Pieces or ScotUah mole enrollment tbu yc.:ar ot 1000 stu
ID mcnt
at
e studcnt
I'OUid be
IGCncc of
lnmunity
hutJon
nt, nnd
many
ted lo,
ce .at
e" The
• be on h£•nd to lead the ctuldrcn m games so that those wtth
CQUclyn Schmidt, sophomore phySJcnl t>ducnUon major, is tf'll·
e.nds of her cngng"m,..nl to Chnrh.:. Bently, Portland A June
JS plonncd.
• • •
nounccd rcc ntly wns the encasement of Donnn Crothers,
nn educnuon rnoJor, and Robert Maller, student at Vonport
No dntP hos oocm set !or the wedding.
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the Belhcsdn Lutheran church, Eugene, Oregon, Betty Hunt,
'hom,.. economiCS mnJor and Mtlo Petersen, form ·r student noy;
Navy, wall be morraed b) lhe Reverend I Olsen, Sundoy, F b
10, ol 2 p m
rr-c ption wJll follo\v m the church parlors •
• • ..
Now10 rtgnlin, o kflt 'rhc Jo;rruch clan dents a comp;~rcd to l:ut Yt'".Jr
tartan 1s preferred, but lltnf'l averogt: of 1150
nnd Ruth w11J take any kmd they
eon lov lh lr hnnds on.
The speech nrts oulldJng waJJ
en c o o depository for nny
loans of lbe abovc·m~"nlloncd ucms. Thl.'l ye3l"'s C1ftlm ted lnrom•
lncludmr. c•I!Jf. up to Ot cm~r
I, I 634 500 Tins lr: \' • n
c tJmOI.! d ddttlt of 533 500 Th
l:orgr-l share Of lht: lntomC I
from tud< nt fers, wh1ch amount
•o $540.500 v.ath glfl. nt t
moment. totallinY. .$32 500. European Political
Authority Speaks
The SPARS, v. omen's coast
t~t Helen Thun Hortn , nssasLant pru!essur of home eeonom-1!\lnrd unat.. once counted Mtldred been osked by the Oregon Home Economtcs ru50Cllltton, to TAKE HEED SENIORS . . •
Shad), JK'I onncl admmlStroUOn
o com mitt ~ to 111ud) lomtl) ltfe ond chtld de\ clopmcnL mnJnr, 05 Pne of hs top oHICC1"3,
~rority Council Gladys Gilbert Studio Wants Proofs
hO\ In put her tn charge of \hr.; dcct d otf1oers or the mtcrsororlly councal nre: pre •·1 d 1 h 1 __ ._
Wtll1Dm£On and ecrctar' ·lrcnsurer, Beuv Lake Scconsll guor cot mg U\;1\t.'T 10
· ttc r-cprcscntnuvcs on the OflL nc.al nre Pnt E1hott and I..ots Wal-
of Th• tn Koppn, Betty Lnkc and Ann Gr·anning of Alphn Mrs. Shady joi.aed SPARS bnck
:1 and Pnt Lnncc and Jonnc Hergert, Stgmn Rho. In June of 1943, while sh was :-----1 New5 mployed In a snles oCCicc an Port-
a drcs.o; m<'('hnc on Wcdn( doy, Jnnunry 23, Alpha Gammn lond. 1'ralnmg school wns in Pnlm PI an nnd 1n tnlll'd fl('\\' offJCCrs (or the commg term. Glomi Gow Dcach, Flortda. where liOme of her
~acl<' &.•crctnry. Dnwn Mascnhclm••r, SOCJOI secrctnry. ond Win· most \'1\'ld I'Xperwnt c c:.nmc m
Y pledge manress for the spring term. I copmg '" llh hutTtcnnt!S
• • • J\ •i•id memoty lS of .. ~mr.
•.:111 Mu Ep9tlon hdd ats formoJ 1mdntlon recent!.)· at the home palm trt;~: lhnl looked like layc.r
... "Cll Morgnn to inattntc ne\\ member R1chord Chan. upon loy r of roncrdc bi:ndlng
eu ndvtscr for Bctn as n lstunt bnskctbnll conch Albert Akms ond. HIJo mg m the 'breeze, th ar
• • .. tops touchmg the ground whtle
· AJphn Slgmo pions to spon or nn nfter-gnmc dnncc an the torrents of rnm-fnr ur~og
Shock on Februnry 8 nftcr the Willnmeuc game F-rt:<! popcorn any o( Porllnnd'a torms-- v.o pt
gavcn to thO!'c who ntt •nd the stag or drng nf.!air. Vtc N~lson down from the sky"
barge of nrrnngcmcnts. Bob Hope's; description of nn The tonow~ a:uht:.ta &N wa.tlt•
e4 by Olad:y. Ollbert .. tu41o .rl\her
fo-r ZIOt p1ck1116 up th10 l)t1)of• c.!
1'T114U&UOJS plctUNl or fOT DOl ft
\UTJShl~ Lhe.m aJ'Ul' ftolq ao:
Bn:tce DcilaDd. DoDAI4 rraau,
Worman St&l•Y• 11Anla Wah. Oor·
d.Qo lttocller, Olcua .-........ X•:>
Jt::n~d•oJS, Ch&-rl.. Uu4J10ll, Oarla
Ba ••miU1D, Dh:.'k 1."~•· D&n7
W cat, BOll Ca.rta<la.tner, Jrn ••r· mAim, Warnn ahHb&Jl, :J&Ck B'eu·
ry, AQbrQ' Kldc1&UI'h. Au4M)' Blll·
tcr, J'I074 C:ummUI•, mull CbiU"'I·
llo•m. Pat Olarl'. 'WilllAm Oelr.U·
College Names Dorren
Baru:t: Dorr~n • .1un -19 ho
been nppoinh:d mstnJctor m bt·
ology nt W\ tcm Collcgt" or Edu·
cob n rn BLI nghnm She "' U
teach b<Jtnny nnd gcn tta.
:\1J!S Dtm'\!n bas bt.'<'n "' dune
for lht: p t 1 t,.t ) con on he.
mnstcrs de I"C at \he Un&\ic;;· will b~e free for their own enJoyment. Offr r's Cnndidat~e school, "'a
conccntrntJOn camp on our stde," •aty of W hrngton. Wh!.'N c • .. •
Sturm wns rcccnUy tnstall<:d os president of Acactn, social Is one watb v. h1ch Mrs. Shnd} I r t: 'cd nn ~ JStanWup follow-
nit,v_ hcnruly ng,recs. Sh• entt'n:d on ang gradu uon fi"'m Lev.: a.s an
'th<•r offu.•c.rs ~rving Cor the n xt year arc: Ken Rideout, vace of lhesc "cnmp in lhe summer Cl~trk.
l!nt, Gc~rf:e Hnskcl, secrctnry-t~nsur r; Cliff West, . .scraunel; of Jn-4-1, [lflH hn\lnc \\orked her •-------------~ UNUSUAL CAREER lltn Pacnnelt, hatorinn. v.n;> up trom nn opprcnuu .&ei.l· OPENING
Par•nta mun to lltQrC k"cpcr 3rd clnss.
JOn, 'M10mns Anco>l, 8 pounds 2 ounlx>S, wns born r•t 2:24 p m At OCS l\trs Shudy hod to
, Janunry 31 to All'. nnd Mrs. Oonnld G. Balmer. pohttcnl tnlte n yenr's culh gc ooursc in
inatt'IJC'tor. Cuur months ume, nnd upon
News cmct gang, she wns al~1 thcQT'CU·
on skh~r'S! Classes Jn your ftwontc mountnln ~port \\ill' colly cquip))t'd to tak• nnv Job
tDnorrow led by Don Cast'., Donnu Gaylord nnd Bnmcy Becker in n !<:pc{"-tfl.: department.
''tOpoi on Mt... Hood, 1 Life waan'l all •ahady• for lhe
bus for mtcrt . .<i\ccl 11k1ers l~n\'CS campus at i n.m. $1 is charged t'musn ll10ugh, for an 1945 sht!
t:: trnnsportnUon. took tame out to mnrry C. J • nno Gnylord rcquc.lS members of the clnss who hnvc not yet Shod)', Portland realtor Her
_......,, to mukcout lht.:Jr clrus cnrds )»>n: lime no\\ l spent in bt'mg In M uncrowded PI"'fCSS-IOn
wtth exeellent cnrmngs nnd
gro\' th opportunities offeNd
n graduate $tul.lcnL. Openmg
for mcQ or '\1. omen-man nnd
wafc-a:-WIVes of undcrgra·
duntes, v; 1lh Educntronnl Di
\'lSIQn of Marshall F i e 1 d
o "" n "d enterprise ~rsonal
mtervtl'W nrrnnged. W r " e fullY l!ivang phon~ age. r.nd
xpcn«>nce to C. C. Rea. Wcm,.m MCtna~r. 354-21st Rt ,
O::alcland 1.2.. Cal•f. Pa.ad ~dv THIS IS THE DEADLINE
mlULo Lulie Ltn4aar, ;Jim Paul. au
Darr :a411w, Ch&rtone BunC. :&.-. acn. .Brlucm . 'll[ea :&14.-out. .Jude.
IU4eout. Jrm BfOl""..n"llJI..C. CuJ a,aa.
ftolp!l, PIIUUp Dahlquiat.. A. :X..
rabcr. Dewitt XD:Tf;an. 1te:11 PhWe,J. lbmh PhWtps, Jlcut :w•nn. :LoweD KW.r.
llormiUI 'WIUmiUI, :t.a'ltt'tluce a&~t
OUJ!a, Batt_,. •c:AfH , .Jerry T!l7lor,
~IUIIU •1Uae11, Wl1UAm ADUa, I'OD
J:D~ab, sun cn.u:t., Jim Ooc:ldArd.
.:rou JluoJL. Xclth Wellu-, llaftb&U
U~natt.. llcurb 1'cnattoll. D-llblu P.ruc• .t.1J141•. '!'.:14)7
1IIOW"H Cat:lcrlna B&1YU'&01l, PIIJJ Prucr, Lucy Ba11utt, •alb Price •
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1111 llh Aw.. -P.ann Four PIONEER LOG Fridoy, February
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DON PAULSON
••• deadly shot * *
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.. A A~t
DUANE RASMUSSEN
••• cnpable ro~orvo
LC · angles With Foes;
Badgers There Tonight;
'Cots~ Here Tomorrow
Eldon Fax' P1onccrs, bock m the saddle ngnm nftcr swccpmg two
games from Lmficld, wind up UH~lr s~·ason's plny ngainst two con·
:ferencc foes this weekend. me tine PGCiftc tonq;ht at Forest Grow:,
then n to thc1r home cour"t for o Saturday go wJth Linheld.
Th~ Pionee r~ now leading tho Northwest conlorencc with a
5ev4m· . m. a· e·lou roc:ord. dropped tho Badgers in a home-and-homo
series wh.ic::h openod the loop season tor both teams:. However, * * * *
... .-. .. ".
MILT SCHRODER
. • . ver ahlc sub
I .~,..-~-.,..---- cm:t:lll!
End of Siqn up Monday
.\11 gals inter :;t n ( 'l'l nc
n bndnunton tournament should
1gn up tn the Girls' JO<'.kCr room
by Monday, l-~~.;b1 uary 4. nccording
to Mrs. HL-stcr 'l'ur<ner. women's
PE director.
Gumcs Will be played on Thul's·
da) s durmg the noon hour. The
tounmm{'nt "ill offiCially stnrt
on l-i!bnwry 7.
LC students nrc-urged to n:
tend the Play Naght which .ts be
mg held on Tucsdny, February
5, in the coUcgc gym. Doors open
at i:30.
porionee has prov~a that, in the
WM coafinos of tho Badger gym.
put performan ces mean liUll!'.
ln the early scnes, Pnc1f1c cuord
Frnnk Buclu Wlt'Z. came through
"lili .;a pomts nnd wtll be Ute
moan tnrget for lhu Fucmen's de
fense .~alher Badger 10 wnl.c.h
\Hll be ron\ ard J ubnn Amnya
\\ ho cored 22 m hiS last outmg
ogrun t Portland univcrstly. Murals Begin in Casaba Tournament;
Six Teams Register First Victories
Round robm oction m mt ro. over the Fut111 e T •n,·hcrs qm
murol boskelball got underwn} tet. Both men collected 15 points.
lost week ns 12 tc:tms displayed The last scheduled game of th"'
thC1r cnsnbn sk1lls before cur-
1ous noon ttme spect.oto~. week snw the Frosh O\'Crl'OinL'
a lhrce-pom t dcfit:Jt nt lhe mid
way mark to const home With n
31-25 marg111 over t1u! Mt f1ts. *' * * * *
JOHN FEUZ
. . . camera hog • c
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FRANK GROV
•.• Tough and
Potent Beorcots Swomp
Oronge Down Linfield T
By TOM O'DAY
Sporll Editor
Pion1..>er hopes or an umhsput~d
loop chnrnpionslup took n hard
)oil lnst month when the h1gh·
Jlymg Wlllumctt• Bcllr<:DUI drop
pNl the LC squad by the fantastic
scon.• of 103·62.
The Ben1·cats "'''c JCd·hot ns
they wrecked the modem l'.'Vl
confC!l'Cnce tcnm Sl'Ormg r\:cord.
Sl•mor Doug Logue scored 30
poults to lend hiS mates to nn
unexpec ted mnc:c:ncrc on tht.lr
hom\! floor. first confcrr.:.ncc loss this
The only plnec tht'y could •
wns the fl'• ~ throw line
they canned 16 out or 2
.615 pcrcenllll{c. IiiCh sco
the PiancCI''S was gu
Paulson \\'ith H, nine of
that torrid first qu.Jtte1.
Last woekond, tho Or:lti
Blnck pulled ou u 1 mt
Willmncttc to grnb
• gain \\ 1tl• o paar oC
•vcr Ltnfidd. last
rhamp1on.
LC sto.rtod out ltkc o l1ous Spot Ung the Wildcats
on fire. pumpmg baskN nfte. 11nt lead an the H1'Sl
bnsket through the hoop until ton.:crs thtP-w up n
lht! Bt~tucnts cuught up nt 16 nl l:nse nnd sLnrled to hll
Jalc in the fli'St quort.er. Then floor as they swnmped the
before Pwnecr rot~ters knew fo1 ,77-60 on the Palouna
sut•• what wns going on, the score Forward Konny Sorvas
was 40-Hl. ed LC \\ ith 22 porn~ v• .. ,
Eldon F I •'s proteges looked •ng hiS usu:d llgcr or n
hupclcss ns they suflereci lheu de1 the buckboards. Tht The Badgon han gathuod
r.leam an their !ut few gnmo&,
beating Whitman . College of Idaho
ilnd Lm1ield , bdora lo,ing their
liUl conference game to Wallam-Vtctorious m their !1rst out
mgs were lhc Polecnts, McAfee
llnll. Slgmn Alphn Sigma. Frosh,
Knppa PhJ Alpha nnd Lambda
Phs Epsllon. 'Figures Don't Lie, But ?' • • •• mgllt on the Lmficld
<"ns:th,, team was scr.appy
to grab ofC n close 59 Si
over the local crew. etto.
Lln!Jeld's bottling Wildcats,
eager to up l tht.: P1oneers nrter
co.mmg t>o close to dotng Just
thnt last Snturdny, must w m to
morN\\ night's f'ncounl\:r 1! they
arc to kt:t.'p nliVl' any h• pes of rc
tnmin~ the confel'C.JlCC crown tl1cy
co-captured m 1951.
Bag guns 10 the Linfield attack
are oll·conferenc:e guard Billy
Anderson who. &lJhougb limited
to ..throe poinu In Saiurday'a
gamo. dropped in 22 the night be
fore: and center Ted McKee, who
r;cored 28 tn the Wildcats ' upset
o1 WillameHe .
Outcome of th£ :arne will prob
nbl}· depend up n w bach tcnm
cnn come up w 1 o m~..•thod or
fathonuns a zon defense Both
club cxp&aentt'::l some dtffu:ulty
m doing thu at lcMinnv1Ue.
The Orange at .:i Black will 'M
'l.trenglbened for tho remaindor
of !be year by the addhion of
guard Bert Stein and forward
Ray Hade. Stein was one of lhe
lead.ing scorers on lll.lt year's
:.trong frosb team while Hyde,
a &ophomore , ia making hia fint
$bowing in an LC uniform. He
played for Ponland's Washing·
1on hlgb.
Gume lime both nschts •& 8:15
ror lhc \-tlnlltY Wllh lrosh pre
hmmnrtes chr..<fulcd f ~ 6 30. In tho Gr8t'k 1e.aguo scramble Player FGM ITA FTM TP
the Sagmns pounded out a con· Sampier 83 88 SS 224 PF
73
4.1
52 Ouick 40 52 33 113 vmcmg 35·11 win o\'cr Alpho Zimmerman 35 39 23 93 Servos ngnln kd lh~ P:
Rho Omega to nrovc thnt th\!y 30 21 79 j m sconng, thl& l1me Tsugawa 29 33 h:n.·e a club to wntch. The Lamb-I Carmichoal 30 27 11 71 37 !)oints although he hnd
dns, another haghly-ratcd outf"Jt Mallory 21 21 14 56 27 rt:!bound honot'S M'l.'r to
ran roughshod over Bl.l~J Mu En Stophen.on 18 18 10 46 16 rorward Ed Reid.
lion, 32·11. Deltn Tau Rho drop McKnaght 12 29 17 41 19 1 from lhc f1eld, 24-21, the
pcd tts amtml 6tnrt. to the Kap-Bonando 17 1 5 39 8 'lte LC ~;quad made 17
pas 29-24 as Don Flor-en poured Havercamp 6 22 10 22 9 pnss1blc U tree throws foa
t~q1Jninccounw~ topo~ilie L~========~====~============~~ 7~0~8-p:e:r~c~c:n~~:&:c:· ___ _ \\ fnne.1-s
Old age spelled the diHCJ•encc
m the Polecnt-Fncult,y cont£'S:,
oS the younger men d1splny d
more fitam10n to oullnst theJr
~ldcrs 26-21. Scoring wns ev•mlr
distributt.-d for both teams as the
h1chest tndl\'iduol output wns
only f1Ye points. Ex-frosh slD:,
J1m Clayton, shnred &connc hon
ora wtth Doug Day to Jead the
McAfee "muulcrs" to -14-33 nod
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