Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 10, Number 16
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1952-02-01
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Type
Newspaper
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lay. February I BRA qe y • IC
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N'K GROV
ugh llnd
'amp
ldT 'Student Body Election
L.L.&.UConlerence 'Crucials' Petitions to Circulate
cult to mnlnt:un n m ntot IJPDk ku P the PJon ns 10 th•· runlllng I 'J"'hc 1952 cJ,c:taons for col1egsotc h::ndcr wall l.arl an lh<' rew Slates ilia
FLASH I
n d b kclbnll cohch &!dun
w str1ck••n wl\h mumPl!
'YL' tct'llny rnornin6(.
FIK will pi"'buhly IJ,, 0\ll ur
dJOil (OJ' ot len t In dny '
W:u 1 en Smith fin·
111 r.t. A<t •. lstnnt rooch A I
klns Will hnndl" the quad
1 his recovery
By Don Floron
Dluc chi;> t-~p~.;clol- thnl"s tht
skt:lbnll menu In this we k
d's North\\ l'Jl concer<•nc" nc
n, w1th t~c\\ Is und Clnrk cn-
rt 111 lug Wlllnmctl• •'s hnop Sll!·
, tonight lhcn trtl\'cllng to
•!ern for n Soturdqy mght go
mst the Ucnrc ts. •
on top of th111, the Pioneer
ttrch·rl\'ttl Pon.Jnnd unl
J'IUI}' on tlH• Howord holl floor
1e day nt8ht 'l'h<' Pilots will be
t t uvcn c thnt i5 iO thump-
t: , ·hkh they rccc1v~d lll th ....
nd of LC uorly tn thr cason
Johnny 1.· WIB Bcu1 cnt.s. CIU'·
ntly the holt s! thing tn th~ fill' th111 length llf thnr• lor tht• NW 1 •up lltl•· Lut would typfcnJ n: 'ahu of bra s bane! • pJ.,t!orms proml t• , poiJtu:al
"Rr>st tl •. J wetk w1JI br lht 1ve W1llomr ttc the m td, t ncl> machine ond cmnpnagn peeehc
f!Cnct t ~r ~rip,Jon." tw twld fur lht chompwn h1p n he Bror Num1notaon J'l•'llllons may b£' ohlalnc:d lit th1 Stud nt
In l111c \\ ILh tlu .• tht' I.e cngcrs Nit huv. only ont gnrnc r('moln· 8(l(ly offtc1· uow. P l1hons shnll l>e made and signl!d by
~"M owoy from hc,mk ; thlw Pionebcra scvcnlv five studcnu. ond turn~.;d in bv n•JOn .Febt"t J.u~v 2() W~'nl !hrnush only cm• htJrcl •JOve :Y•'t to mu 1.' t ~: tr ou Jt•· Th
1 i
1 11 t
workout. ·rhe fl'!l of thn prncLu·r• some thr;••·gllmCJJ•m·four·ntuhtA Dr. Steiner to Review .... lclaFn·~·~truue .. :,om2t n~:~,"d~• ~·r it'
~·'Siilons \H're devoted •-"hnl.'c 1ntr nl' ., \ 1 b •·~ "' ... , ..... " v uut
.., .. I ~ oWing J scr f'!l tl'.','t:q'l y 'Lite We Prize' Book t
tolks unu light drlllJI cith"r club would mukc thnc club Th•· fl t b •ok rcvlt w of Lh' rll2··~0ndsna c;,Cn !-~ k lnv.'l.ut!~u' tJ( The Pwr1c••r m~ntur guvl.' the tlw oddB·on-lovorlt e to fitush on " M t p
4m
5 ·:.. 1.
1 Oranfol•• nnd Black 0 guoc1 ChtJnc cop, PIIIIP. • m~ lcr Will ~ hdd in ore 1 • ", ... , h: pC'JI • 11
tn whip thu Snlcm <.'rOW If tht•y the r fc.n:nc lfbrnr-y F' bruocy t.ak• n rn lh Slltl('k hnclc Stud·
Jo'uc rc(u d lQ ltmk p~ l thtl 1 r:. h 0 RJ h d M SL n_ J dt. ploy "mon:· rJ.n. ond d"t• rnll .. w un r. l nr unt r nt ,e.x t y ar w.J • t qufr
.. ' t tU('tnls Wtlh Wdlomt:ttt lU tb- 11 t h •· k '""h I f nnlron thon th('y hn\rl 'n the WI rt'V • t c .,,,n • • " .. 1 t for p llclp t n - ' thu P Jrtlnnct r.nmc Tu•· day D· • w p.... • b D d Ell Tru "RJt f(;W nronl•-... w... wn .. Qllt 1.: •• v.. y I) VI on {' Ttu nomtnut..on .. "" '-:a .._, ... -"' pltc Uw lntcn c c:ro -town riv-bl od
~uSU!.!d IJI both ~.lm lCUJt week :llr.~ wath tht• Paint• t''" LC COIIrt oD S I ( I F II Studtn BOO; o! r I l b;_ (u
n lud NJd," he poantcd out. 1·-t d--' 1 •· h • J ..., ''" r • h.ln• r, m na IC'r o ll tr t 10 .. '-'dl king
111.1 en cu to oo,.. on t L <.on Unltur run chua ch, I& \H II ~n n 'j'hc lmp rtmu !cu:tor In th trst n ju 1 onoUwr prncUc" cnm for hls book N~ rew , with whlr-h
outcome of lh !;('rJc . ' Fix t'm hct Yll n op n conference date. hl' com ban h1 uwn ld• b d
phn.qtz~.:d, "will bt the nu nUll lit .fro h r.nrncs wlll prccccd nil un hl~ p., t o:pcnr n{'£ nnd b
t tude and outlook of thl' piny. n;" thrc: var.my Ull nl 6 30. Vn1 ,, 1 Th1 r• v1 " w111 be. PT Ltd-
J\ pht \\ 1th Wlllnmt tt " II) octron I lot<'d for 8 tS. , d b\ tt ,1 ut 3 4:.,~ p m Quollfic:alion~ for olliCCJ> ol
p dent and \:J t. prr 1d• nt
pphc nt m'W. t tk n:. m r
th Junror ~Ia:: n lh t:t'f nd
m ; r 11 the u
tht I n 1 ' I
Th t nd tr
ll p
l ,
f I ' t ,f
A t D$1P...£:nt:! • I ~ requi:·
C(' loss this
they could ~
throw llne
16 out or !.!
c. Htgh
was guu
H, nine or Jp, h oil Lhe Pmneer& b,v " gnmc
,d , hnll in the trmdmgs. Hnw
lhcy w&U r lto o dcCmltc . 1867
\Orll • l'Oit: ha lht• clo ht: with Volume X,
Plflnt'urs ns n result or show---------------~
&£ m Uwar Jnst f w outing. -Portland. 0r4)gon, Friday, rebruary 8. 1952 Numbc!r 16
the convincing l 03·62 defr•nt
) hnnd d the local two weeks Senior Qualification Exam
Scheduled for February 13 -
Sunken Ballroom
Scene of Annual cd to h3YC ".Jlcd a! Ia st a 2.5
snu:!c p:rlnf • r: 5:1 t:-: n mln1·
n.\.o • of :we.!vc £c:nestor houra
dur1n9 tb"' yc~ j: 'lor to ul·
au~:ng of o:.
,. l tJ
of • f.
t nun t p
rsl qunrtcr
nd, tho 0
• pnar
lost
c Wildcats
the lu-st 1
up n
lt..'<l to Ju l o nl Solc·m
Lt'wls and Clnrk, on th~> olhl•
J\d, ho cooled off <.'Onsldcrnbl ::, me 2~0 1or tudcnts \\ 1!1
m th(• n: d-hot Drtlcle they were plncc thclr coming ~ nlor tatu
thr.y dr ubbcd WhHmnn on the block next Wcdnesdr>,\' ,
1d Colle&e of ldoho in nlld-F cbrunry 13, wht>n lhl :F..ngh h
unry. Last wcck·~:nd, Eldon qunhryUlg l?linmtnnt.lons ore Rl\'·
men wl!rc hord-prcsstd to
1 en.
1\' n Poet ric and Lmficld. They The quoUTymc £>xnmlnU tlon r
tl1c Badgcn~ m ovcrtune f'ICW on the crunpu • ll WOi'l dnt!l-U If ill
1 th • m
f' ru
I I r r
ngt rr
r
Sweetheart Dance Question of lhe Week! >\':lS not manditory to gam !<'nlor
U• tu lhts yuar.
E••ry junior hereafter mw;t
rcc<.'l\'c n lillhsfnctoi'Y grnd.-in Hem til nnd Cup1«h will tt: lht..
the cxnminnuon to obuun a -tbcmt ut th• M omc T mp "'
mor rntanc nexl I aU The lt sl unkt:n bnJJroom S tturdny night,
,. m b ' tri ll,v C!tStly u.nd \Hll Ft brullr) Hi, nl 9 p m \\ hm tht
be Krnd•·d on four points: con· JUruor cJn • ptru ·r~d Sw c thr u t
'' am_pcd th~
Pnlntine ltlny mght, 130-57. Snturdny, on oped by n spc<ml anculty com
PaciCI!! floor, Will:un.-.tt t mmce ln.sl Hlrlll& nnd mtr.oduct•d
Jtcrl a 92·55 vh:wry over these to the cCillcgl.' ol fl,c bPginnlng
Badgen;. of this school yenr. The prc~"nl tr>nt. orgnm:rat.on. mechanics nnd donC'C muk..: 11 nnunl dt:but j
"lyle. '1 hnsc tCS,tJ; wh1ch llr" WTil Wnlll fi, ldl!r nnd h1s arch '~"~~
h•n unsatlsroctoraly wlll b.<> tr1plt: hnv• bct..n • n.;ngcd. Sum Mlt\·h~·ll
chcck••d to gi\'C th•• 5t:udent ~very Will lJc ITUU!tt r uf co:r-umQnn: .
oppnrtunlly to pass. This lrsph Traditionally, a lcing and quC4!n
check wUJ msun stud,.nts >~trtlmst of ht..OrlB \ Ill bt• ..:h.c:tcd ot thc
muitukt -s tn &Uidlnt:. dune<. Cand1dntes nommnlt.d nl
as scrnppy
c I osc 5!1-57
crew.
' h.•d the
s t1mc
he hod
over t
Reid.
, 24-21, the
mad!.! 17
throws Jor
• F), thought that tl1e m\.•chocuc l.lnlor class took ttu• ttst, wht~:h
"""'"1: of his club might IJc nn
dlenuun thnl the bo,vs ''ere
.,,.,.,., shllt:.' H•' pmnted out lJlnt
senson wns Lhn•c months
ons now and thot 1t was dlCf1-
~,...,~e Girls Shun
woJt Faced Beaus
I Delta Tau Rho
You mn.,.. , f 1 l •rd th1 • •
moans of the sw~c thenrts
tht-brotht.•rs of DcHn Tnu Rho
they scream, "I've had t•nough Reporter Almost Fluffs
Opportunity for Glory
D~.:,·f..lopi ng o "nose Cor "''ws•·
is the mQst important thmg Elninc
Drill, freshman Journalism mnjor.
"-'M taught m her ncwswnung
:ourse lnst S-emester .
your hp!" .t\ngry ns they sound,
., .. ,.,.theh~s they arc tickled ;,...... __ _
nk. This week EJamc almost fiop
pf.'d the crucinl test Workmg
ot Th~ Orc.gonfon, Elnme was
on duty at 3:30 the morning thnl
news of King George VI's dt!nth
eame ov~ the AP Wm.!s. Since
h isn't her job to nctuolly read
'ht: teletypes, she put It aside nnd
it wnsn't until nn unidt•ntr(u'tJ m·
cbriatf! called the papt•r nnd ask
c.d "lsh Km~ Shor£h REALtY
Dead?'' that Ehunc SR\1.' whut
!he'd .1lmo~t m r .-;t!'d.
:utswcr
re digging
f 0 l' C."Ul.W
job. ...... _, story behind the complolnt
ads ns ft>llows: ll sel•n1s the
:u c now obhg••d to gr(lw
Cuny folloge on tln:rr st rH
ll>l'r lips (D mouatncht'.! to you),
lhey'\'t! got to keep until
rch I, date of lhe1r nnnual
Tonk donee.
Not only the membe1'S of D··l·
Tnu Rho fratt:rntty w11l bt•
to prollt U1ough. One uf lht'
ln fcatu1 cs of the dant'c Will
o contcat for the bt!£t patch of
fu:tz. open to C\'cryone bt:sidcs
t
Thro\\ nway your ra1ors and
o day or '"' o you <.'an ll)ok nt • uppt•r hp nd ny, "lt'n
somt!l"
"
Hosts Dance Meet
r b~t•lc e11•m• ntl! ot donee
be dcmunatrttt••d tonmrrow
the NMthwt•st Dane,• sympo
lo bt• lu.old m the gym. Ad
iuion is $1 n•·r I~1"60n.
llcgr_s from Wnshtnttl•>n, 011!·
ldnho, MunUlnn ond Cunndn
be rcpn •J~cnl• d ut th<' nne
llll'l!tmg . B tile Jane Owl'n
the University of 01 ogon will
•n.''"slmtc the clcmcnis: de·
d~·numics, rhythm ruul &t."S• Tn spite of thnt The Or••t:<mlan
.'lad an "t!Xtrn" olf the presst><;
;,f 5:10, still in ltmc to bent nny
competition.
Norseman Henriksen
Advises College Choir
Consultant for nll Norw••ginn
mus1c on campus. nnd spt c1alizlnt:
'" word pronunciat ion IS Henry
Henriksen.
Hl•nrakscn has bum th~ rt.'C<!nt
nd\'lscr ilf tht• college choir while
the choir learned "Bnunbn Skcn
I Bumbo." n childr••n's one b)•
Euvnrd Grieg. He hns also eouC'h·
cd a du~t within tl11• numt,.•r,
sung by Sc()lt Bench and Dnv••
Vnn Fk<>l in n mock SC'andinuv
lan occcnt.
Born in l .. 'll'"\lrk, Norway, Hen·
- .
l'lkS••n r.amc to this lOUnhy lfl
Jfl05, and has pnrticlpntt.'\1 1n
Norwegian men's chorus work for
liCveral yenrs.
H~ IS employed in thP nnck
slJnck by the colleGe. In lhe fJr!;t e.xnm1nouon f!I\'CD Tu~dn) 's Junr r clruis ml!din"'
to t.!ntorn m tht:! fall. near)} .. H an•· for qu• 1.:n, Wanrue C~rlock.
rer cent. or 93 out of 2.50, f.nll-d Po.tt Blukcly, Tllc~S<~ l\hchlson
10 p:~ss th~ test, nccord 1ng to and Sturlly Adamson, for kmg
r1gures released this week b~ John F~u:t. Don Paulson, Hunk
P.l'lph Allen, Encbsh dcp<~rtml'nt Kohlhuff nnd Dunn• Rasmus.::c:n England is uking of Dr. Rob-
h(nd Admisstun "Ill be .$1 60 o cou-oris. "ls ~ou IS.' r, 1 .. )Ou :un't O>~
Seniors were giv&n u choice pie Dr~'M Will be snform l ublc ·t"'
or ten top1cs on wh1ch to \Hlt<' drlCSS<.><i nnd SUits wrth on cmph • The proflssor roll d n't kno\\
nnd wcr·· allowed 90 mmutes to srs on NO flnwcrs, occordmc to Cor SW'c 1( be JS gomg home or
complete thc1r work. JJm Hour and Pmt Blok('l~ • co-sta,vmg in the Untt.c . .'d Sllltl.'
A spcciul <.'OUI:'!t', English 100, c:hrurmcn. Other rommittt)c m~m-Watch U1~; LOG for f't''iult
lS bf'lng oflf>n .. 'tl thlS Sl.!mcstcr to OC'TS are Sue Skinntl. dccam--------------
nil JUmors who f.:d rhcir Englic;h ll"ll'tS; Mlf'lnm Hulromb und John l'Re·bound Ball'
1s lnsuf!wwn t for tht!ir colJeg<! Puul Junt-os. pubhcaty nnd liCk· The Re-bQund Ball, n S1gmt.
work or who fa1l~ to pass the (!~, Joan Ellis, rl'fr(•shmcnt:. Alpha Sigma ponsa.n.'<l dnnet-,
quolrlying cxammauon . StudcnlS Chape1oru will be Dr. and Mrs. Will bt; hdd an the ~nock shnck
moy S"cglstr.r late for this cou~ t·. John Andt•rsun. Mr. nnd Mrn rrnmt.'-dlluo.ly f·~llowxnc the \\'iiJ.
?rivale tutoring JS nlso avniJablt• , Bonmrd l:llntmuw and Dr. nnd omctte game 1-''1 idn~ night Thl'
Mrs. Ah·o Crahnm. donr:c, n sUig or drng atfnll', will
Clayton OHers Course
In Remedial Reading T)clc.t!ls wJII oo on sale bv Jun. cost 25 e<:nt" per person. Vrc Ncl
ior class mcmb• rs nnd nt the book ~n 1.5 1n charge or ar.r.mg ml'lll •
store. ror the dance •
A c~ur ... !h Hffi(.'~iol Nadmg 'Mid-Termersl Complete •s bcang olfcn.d thtS scmcster-
~or studt•nt.s who nt•:d instruction
m rcnc.Jinc. T.ht! course, a non
crl>dlt ~crv1cc subJe<:t, runn1n~
for nt lt~nsc t!ight wcdts ond more
if nct.'<lcd, Is being Instructed by
Donnld B. Cloyton . It meets Wed·
n~._..:doy nt 4.15 p.m. in BSO. Des
1gnatct.l p •chology 0, tht cour "
is e~ffcrcd for the help Clf sluu
l'hlS wlto nrc slow or poor rend
ers and who nt:t. .. >d h lp in 1rndt"r
stonding whot they read. Graduation Requirements
Genius or Otherwise??
Rny Goddard, junior, cxpcri·
l·h(,'{'U n moment of unbftundt:!d
jQy Tuf'!':dny when he 1 C~l\'t!d
n C. P. A. of 4.73.
A unique pture on the 4·point
list wnR to bf' estnbliJhed Cor
him, whon !urth«·r lm•rsti&n·
tion, :md D typogrnphlcnl error
lnh•r, r~v.-nlt>d the correct nv
crosw to be 2 .. 73. AJrty· rght students cumpl ted Frcdru::k Bruce l..nud, Lc:!onnrd
requircm~.:nts COr grnduuuon last B Lamt:rton, Jc."\nn Ruth Noon·
cmestt r: Nln~ ;~re , hg1bll' to re-nn, W1lhrun W, Q, kemnn. K n·
t1e1\ t: bachelor of :.rls d .. gr sn ncth W. Phillel. Ralph T~tum
June while lharty-nlne nr m hne Phulips, Phylh ... LlQ,.rd PQpe, Wal
for bnehclor or ch·nce nwnt'l'l lace Ro , Rc1k, ArlhUT J Rl1.1·
EUgable fur lh• d~:g: c of bnchc-hnlcr, Jnm A. R1.1 · 11, And~,_.
lor of ruts re DtJlOrt.: J nn P S1lVt! , Jum('S A Simmonc,
&m, Poul t.. Karle, E\'eb n V Lytl · 0 Sweatt, Manrn Wolter,
t.u_t thi, Put r 1 c 1 n Monosmllb H:trr~ Gordon W~t :mrt W11Uam
I Moon•, mud A\lstin f:qu1n., D::wa I Yager. Portland.
Jamt.'S Rob rt Steele Carol Jt:tm W lhile D:lle !W~m<~n (ind 1
Whitman nnd w, I •y A lvln Wrl Shl;rle)' carr Cnrl. Bt.-overlon;
son, Portland; und Alf L. uur, Nnncy Rog~ , Hammond: Gordon
l\lllwliukit•. £ Sto~k..:r. MUwnult)e, Robert
In line for the d• gre<' uf b:lehc E' T.rnp~. Ti11ard Frnn H
lor of .. Ci\:net= are Clnlr HoY. rd Wmkd G~$bam; lXInald C
Bort 1. Jonnne Bendshadlcr, John Hulc and J ... rry C Slro an, Voan
Richard Fletchall, Donnld Wilrn;n rou\'e.r, Wn , Br t> Cotdun Le rh.
FoN, Donald W Frnz.t~r. Joa'J 11ncl AllAn 0 an Otto. Camns,
C:trol Getty, John P Bt:~l')'. :HIII'IJ Wn und Deru l C GaiJ\:~1',
Wllllum Holl, Bematd Kron~:r Anac"Ortt:S, Wn. Po-e Two PIONEER LOG rriday. rebruary
.0. GUEST COLUMN I'Britain Violates Treaty,'
Con\'ocnuons are not compulsory on the Lewis ncl Clark
campus m the stnct~st sense of the word: there arc no self
styled pohcern~n O\·ersccmg nttcndoncc, no bantcr·ing warn·
mgs, no th'reats 01 c.xpubion, 'It's Work, But
Lots of Fun, Too' Protest Egyptian Citizens
Thl' ch01ce of attending monthly con\'o~nt1on is ldt en· By Nancy MUter
.,....aldant , 811f1>U> ltho Sororl\7
tlrely to the :;tudent. 1t is Ius right to choose whether he t.okcs Tht'l'<' ru~ so muny reuon• 1ot
full advantage of the' offermgs (11 notl'worthy ~~w.-tkt'l'S "I rom Jummg n srn·m•tyl
Perhaps thl! mo t imnm hmt I& the oulstde'' or drifts along, het.>dl~ss of flrin\.!ll)h•s uf n coll~g~ I hi! actuul ,•rh•C't nn (•.•ch gh 1 "'
\\ ho c statt.>d purpose 1.:. toward "diSCiplined inldhgenu~. !'n mdt\'lduot. Count these Llt•nc·
Christian integrity and pUl vo~c. dl'\'Otton to fn::-{•dom and jus· til
llt"C, humane and rcspon~tble cllizenshtp, compdence in ex
pre. 1011 and work, phys1cnl and so,·ial litncss, nnd under
standmg cnjo) mcnt of nrt, mu~ic and ~c1encc.'' So"ieo aetiviho -loy·making
tor underpri'rilodged chllron, do
noting food lor noody tamlli•s
elothoa to war-ra•oged CQuntrioa, •
Procccdmg under this credo the coll~ge catalogue quiel
lv stntes. "Attendance at these convocations as e 'l>Ccted of the • entire campus group.'' There arc cards to iill out nnd attend-
ance J_ rec01'dcd. But feel ~ure the adminastration is more
concerned with the student gaming somcthmg than nmpty
signature-stgning ju~tlo prove nttendance.
We owe it to ourseln!s and th~se around u-to ft.-cl com
pelled to hear such men as Btshop Gc.rald Kcnnl.'<ly, Wayne
Morse, Douglas McKay, Dr. Robert A. Millikan and Dr.
Arthur Compton. otc.
Socinl aC'tlvllics-b~nch pnrltP..J,
'lot-lucks, bowling ond skating
pnrtics, meetings w1tl1 oth~r
grc•ups, not to mention the wet>k
ly gct-togcthcrs.
Feeling of belonging-boing ac·
coptod and drawn into tho con·
tidenco of a sorority group. By Mohammed Uul
When th~ Suez l'nnol fir:;t t•pcn
e<l tts gnlt!! In 186fl, llw Br•tlsh
mud" lengthy protl'l!\ntanns. But
11f11•r 1cnlb:mg Its unptlrhmcP
Phc pmchns• d the lnr~est shnr~
o( lhc S\h'Z Conn! rnrporullon,
Then she hvgnn to lnt~·rft•rc m
Egyptuan &nt••rnnl nffnu-s.
In 181\2 Englnnd lllO\'l'd on
VUI'II)\16 J)tCll' "U1, IO (ICt!Uf)Y J::gypt
Tht• English d<'l'lnrec.l ~pentedly
thnt the occupntaon WHS •·tern
pnrm,v." Sll<ty·mnc rears hn,·c
passed nnd tlw ''tcmpot ary" pre-
cncc <It B ' h forces continues.
Tho Anglo Eyptian llent\' wns
SlCned n 'l3U It sttpulntt.'CI lhnl
F.nglond, ns Uw nlly o( Egypt
\\ os olio wed the prc:;cncc of
10,000 men and 400 :urplnnP~ at
•ht> Suet canal for twenty y,•nrs
until such tIme ns F.gypt could
build up o force suff•cienlly pow
ca ful to ·take O\'t·r such dutt,•s.
Britain hns \'iolated the ngrec
mcnt hy UH'I'<!aslng th~ numhcr o!
forc<:s nlluw•--d to be staliom~d m
F. B. C. Learning coopcration-workmg
both soc101ly nnd m sr.a•vlcc pro
JCCts \\1th th~ tllhPa campus soa
oriues. Just now W<l :u"t' financing
the purchase O( till' lllUl'h nC'l'dCd lhc ~Onal :ton~·. !\lon:ov,•r thl:!\'
I '\ ( I Sl \' t t nil mndc no t•Hmt to cnrrv out lht•u·
Hu~zahs {or Hoo1'sters
A Itghting team of basketeers we\'e got! They have the
desu~nble habit of wmning gnmes ev"'n the close ones.
Hard-playing, never-say-die comp('litors they are, who
not only pla>· to win, but who arc sporLsmen-like in doing it.
Desen.•edly, we must g1ve them credit for the spunk
needed to win m the clutch. They lend lhe Northwest confer
ence by a game and a half going into tomght's Willamette
fray.
You ha,·e the chance to see THE games of the season to
night and tomorrow night. But whether you are thl!rc or not
--count on the Eldon FL"men to make it a battle.
W. B. W.
The Pleasure;s Ours
Duck huULing season and the cold, gray winter skies
brought a pair of teathcred vis1tors Lo Lewis and Clark who
were gratdul for nothing more than the dark waters o£ the
campus reflection pool.
Tired and hungry a pair of large, handsome mallare
ducks dropped in !or an unannounced stay aud were happy
to find natural food sufficnmt, with desert (white bread, yet)
carried from the cafetena by syrnpathettc students.
When someone intruded into the privacy of their foster
home, splashes and a thumping whir of wings sent the pair
rocketing beyond the trees mto the sky. But morning found
them paddlmg across the stlll water of the pool or waddling
over the lawn close by.
PerhaPS this same pair of mallards \'isitcd the campus
last vear and then decided that the accomrnodattons ment~d • 1 'er '.Jl, o L' 11r 1 I -
Doing more getting bottor ae ollligntmns conCl'rning the truin-
CI'J&inted -knowing moro poople ing and Pl"t'pnnng or on Egyptian
having moro lun. <nmy,
lt I" t vutinp to nuend the rush Among other ehargol agrunsl
funel10ns . Just be :;urc to do
your pa1 t In trymg to get ll~'
qulllnted with lhc girls m .) ou1
hostcs:- ur • ilics.
We in Sigma and tho.o;e of thc
other f ~ lies want you to know
us so you will b(' better nble to
choose the group In whtc:h you
wall feel happiest.
The bcnefn.s obtained from col
l~t! courses nrc. of coursl', very
important. But don't m•nlmlr.c
'he soc1al sJde. To !et-1 nt <'nse in
~my group, is an nssct for which
to strive. Acta~e pnrt•capnt1on an
n sorority cnault:>.s you to get
closer to thot nchi~\·enwnl.
Yes, n's work-but nlxwc nll,
u·s fun!
You. Too. Can Share-e-
in lh~ benohll of ac:rorUy life,
Today, until I p m. an tho gym
lnbby, and !his ·dtornoon, until
4 p.m. in Dean Harb.fold 't olfu::e
you ean sign up for sorority ruth·
in g. the Bntr .h •s 1hu roct thot u
trcnty cnntrnd1t'Ls th<' Unll
Nnllltn chaalCI' !)~· nllu\\ 1ng
to kc~.:p h• ,. troop 111 the lnnd
nnoth1•r nwrnbt'l' conta·m·y to
lnnd's wtll.
At cnrdmg to the SUI 7: en
t•ouv••nttnn, l~gypt, liS the
propi'I~IOI' tJf lllll I'Cgion, IS
l'hargt' of the d•~lensc of Lhc nc
tmhtv of ttw t'lutrtl und :.ntNy
pnssnge th• (JUJ!h 1t Tlwrufnr(l 1
l!l36 Itt ty .al n { mtradicts lh
Egypt aincco 1947 hR!I tru~d w
out w< « s t , n·ut h nn R
\\ ith Gt"('lll Baatnin until she
forced IC1 abrogate lhl.s tl'enty
'1~ht openly wath the snmc Brl
ish colontullsm Am~rtca rou
in 1776.
• Such is th•' stntc
Egypt todny. Her people ha
seen their nntiQnnl prug1 C"S
tnrdcd, thl'll' pion for socml
forms rut{'.Stollcd Ond thl' d<"Vtll
opmt.nt of thcit• own
c>&ther dcloycd or p1 £!\'enl.:>d
lllJ::Cther
Tho world cannot 1 '1 I tr
tlal fn•ctlom. tr all lht Aaah
lshumo nations ttrL' to cllnt ·mtn.•
to the cau:-:l• of pence, t-:cypt
fu"St gam its own !rt'edom.
a planned vacation from this season's hustle nnd bustle oi lf you are a second semosJer
freshman woman--or abo•o-you
n~od only 50 cents and a CPA o1
2.5 to be eligible. Thon tho key
is yours to leas. parties and fin·
ally a pouible bid to mombor ·
daoice. Your grades came today, Worthel."
north-south :tra\'el.
Maybe they were posing as models of study for an carly
rismg or latC-\\"alking student of fJeld biology. Or perhaps it
wns their intent lo taunt the trustrated duck hunters among
the students 3od J.aculty. Columnist Views Passing
~-·~ Of Olde Barber Shoppe I By Don Henderson Arter ho hoa chunbt..r t•d
Anyway, such beaut1ful bul modest guests arc :-tlways
welcome on our campus and the pleasure o( ha,•ing them rest
h~1 e each year lS all ours. S. H. C.
' Bark ol the Log
E itor:
loren L'J my buddy. But he
d nc me dirt! Tnc lnst l$SU of
~ LOG cnmed. under his name..
ll complete m&STepresentatton of
1'1 :;crious portfon of the student
t+Jy. jmplyinc ns he did that he
rJ!okc for the :students .
:;noren ••••" 1hat -the most
k,;at1matc reasun gaven ts to pro
v(de n crowd " This «ea50n hllll
not in !net e\'Cr bt:.:D givt;n at
•tl. l..ct' be ftur about this thing.
N'..o such lnsuJt hi c:nlled for. procedure
wall • • • quite ognlnsl their
Are we hyond our right in
r-uggesting that the adman1strn·
Uon Is rcspon&Jble for ac:qualnt
lng us with values v.: c rnay hnv!!
missed! Thl!y would be rcmi~
and negligent If they did not!
Arc "'e to cxpc t the college
to grodUOtc US Without r~ulnng
that we hg,; ,. cncount red en·
richmr, llnd brondenmg exp~ll·
<>nccs nlong tht! wny? Is brothPr
floren 5UgguHng that we nllo''
lnzy SIUCII nts 1.0 ciii!Ol the• I CSt
c•f us out 01 lh..: lntt!grlty of our
collegf' O('grces' u ..
ortll'IAI a·oJhlh ..... lon of !lu A -
l'<K"IIll"d ~IIUoh:nlR <•f 14' \\(11 and
••tad: ••ull~..: t'ubllah• •I w• • kl)'
durin.: th., ~·ll"g' Y'lbr Sut~erlp•
lion rl\1•,.. f~ Ill) I'"' ) .. ,.,,
I~ t • f<-'<1 JUt I! <>CO ll d cl,.._ lllllt If• r
nl Portltlnd, •Jr.·,:on .
BRYCE WHITE
Editor·ln-Chief
Ball Fo11 _ M•naging Editor
Don Floren Auiltanl EdUor
Ann Granning Ediloraal Editor
Nancy Miller Soeiety Editor
Geraldine Sprou Asat. Society
Tom O'Day Sporll Editor
Herb Scholder i"eaturu Editor Once t.Apon .1 tame a r~llow
• uuld strnll c•uually into his fav
orite tonsori<~i parlor, sntff ap·
I !)rec•atJvcly the tragrnnt aroma
of ba) n•m and rcitl);' with a ten·
~:tnt c1gnr and a copy of the
Pollee Gcueue.
Not ·,o, howl•ver, in thest.• duys
of commt!rcia lism, oommunism
l!nd crum tnVCstlg..,hon
Today'a downtrodden male. nf·
ter he h.1 .c.:• .tpt·d to.:clhcr the
ncCl'SSary b u c k-and·a-quortcl'
which the lnthcr-brush fntcrni-
1)' dt•mand. hi• unl\ on£ thout~ht
in mind Got through a rapidly
01 poaslblel
Sllnkmr disputcdly anto u
glcommg n\.'OD and chrome gull·
lutlnL·, ht! ~nc.ountttl'6 the vlll'
odors oC disinfN;tant, ct c:.'t.lsotc and
"IWCf!t Uia ."
B~t lhlt. la mert•ly the opening the t·hnir with as much n ncJ"J!
as he would its electric
th1• final bdow foils. Th1s d
god of the razor strap's
sation runs sorncthmg ltkc
Juat a bail'eul? Ho·.v about
shampoo? ( ••• alter showing
:1 grease spot rubbed Crom
flool' nnd .1ppllcd libcmlly to
htur.) S::alp lonie? Halr resto
Something to cuzo that d
tiJlsf ( .•. IH t h1s telltne ,,n .
the otht'r patrons stn1 e nt
puor suy w1th n look usually
[Cn'cd Cor lcpenl.) Facial?
c:ure? Rubdown .•• ?
Howevet· lht• cu tomer dm· • h:JVl' to buy t'Vet")'lhtng tu ,1
hnvmg h111 thtoot ''Ut. h'lnttn
hu;t week, I got out or the b•u·l··
~hop Without excessive t'Xo•·•v
Mtlli,'IJVt.•r I walkccl out with
ljnOWh!dije that no unc WR!l an.N
ine ut my tt~trt•atmg bock. wns o
thRt 0
hi~ .,Uid
~ and, th
r thnn h
do>Wil l
got
(11(' lhllt'.
sN whJ
about 1
irtu
you k:
can s~
orn nnli
I( you l
l
the b
nt C>J"\
organ11
:c Moonl
iUOd l.eW.
SIPfl' he
fenttu
"f:r dnn
turing th
st('J' of Ai
m the
tenor rm
s)mph
gm& an u
ott hns
his bnn
Ius vnr•
arllvlla
ldCOC',\' 0
tht.· off
ol K
ty.
rt publll'
with nrt
trr.> nmy
coming
lie ho
1\'illcs
pur
dt.•pnrtm
tt'nta live
blrs nrt
Dr a
·awsL
[l n>nl~,,
ti!Qio n~
Educn t~
uon and 1j
,n ....... , E'n
Um1
aons of
"All the l
rtlnnd Civi
"Come
t \l,·n L
and Bi
Ellz.a
at the
has n
for the
this )
lllld J ()
gc1· of tl
will b~ r A tttscouta&·:d~minbltrollon
fi"otly had lO udll1U thnt tl1(:
prevaous policy d(jmrmslrntcd that
roughly 60 peret:nt of th~ studf!uts
(Ollflli\.Cntly omitted from the.,
total experience an nren which
Ute foculty kMw to be a bnJJe
P' r1 or educnllng o college stud·
C{lt Thr-y \\ere forced an to this No c:oordon brought us to thiF
college, nnd no coercion ts in
voh•td tn <1ur hcmg c>:po>ctcd to
m t oll of Ita requirements for
graduating as rnntur lndh•ldunl.a a.port•n: ••••· Oartb :PanAinl', rtoT4 c a m m t n •· OtmldJJle lf»ro", 0 b a r J • • 011arnq Aiat, Cacl:ltr1BI DIUeU&\.J', .Iaine
DrW Tom Pi•u•U .. J'ln1 •pohll, •4wta Doe4•, Wara•J' 8rttn'lliDI' , Plo A.nn :J'u)tlaa .
GlroalattoJl: anUJ SmUb,
AI SC..pi:IIDI OII.
OoiDDUU.tl . Obarl.. Otbb, Paul •ner. DoD B•adan oa; 8ponaa
Tom Jla.nleJ', AI 8C•pheiii OD, hot. l:;w•n the magt•zme stund
hos und(•t gunc o l'hnngc. Captain
Marvel, Superman und (ugh! I
cvvn Herper·s Basaar hnw• rc
plocctl the uld standbys a•pletc
with femmes rotnlcs. On my bill WDI a hh1fl'Ut1 .:>111••
shu~; ahml, monlcurc nnd
tache tr&rn ••• mouatachl! 111
Y•• ~,tnwda! I Just hopp~ncc.l
think. l'\'c ncvl'r worn .1 ll,
IOSP i~C live ,.,
int~n:s1
who nr
make.
Wes Durland Photo~a .pllv • Jack Trac;baal tache. I
:.IS
thot
e Unl
nwmg
tu.• lnnd
ry to
Ul'Z
the
on, IS
r the ..... ,._
~ an!\!ty
rt•{ort>
aids
llgn•cm~'l(
II stw
orne
uffai.n;
~pie h:n
Jgrt•ss
!I:OCt(l)
1'cntcd
Sl in P:U
Arab
rnntrihut
~ypl mu-
~Otn,
g
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at
unUy
? 1y, r~tbruuy 8. 1952
PIONEER LOC Pogo Thrt!o
Stubborn Clock Runs Backward . Bnckward. tut n buck word
1111u~ In thy flight ••. " Thus
the fntn(HIS quotuttCorl
I m t~ilzalJI'th Akers J\ lien,
Dr A. A Gwcnlng, phynlcs
tlrrll:nt lwrui, hnt> n «:luck
1 IS 111111 l' tllllll otll'ctit•n t.
wns only t ht• ol ht•r rncn'll·
thllt IJr .Gnwntng nrravt·d
h•s nl hcc 11 t 7 ·:10 In tlw rnor n
:mrl, thnt L!clnc n ltttle I'Ur·
r thon he wru; accustomed to,
dQWII t • '• •d for u while
Alltlr gaatng ttl hIS huok fro a
~1ctimc, Dr Crrocning looked
<ee what timl' It wn. ond
11bout to a·cturn lu hit> book
ht stopped, blanked on<-e or l\\il'£• nrul touk onothl',
lmsty look lit thul dock Yt , I
tl OlD sny 7 1 •• 1
Fo•· stv.-•t ol rninuto•!l he cCJn•
C:t ntratctl on the c-lock unlit he
\'.'(J (fUI1C tl\llt• lhnt tl WOJl I'CIII·
ly running hnckwor<la By 1l1e
time he W(ni to h1s lust clniS!I,
nt U:OO, lw wu :IIrcotly toying
with fome nt the P<•S$Unhtit:ll
lhta bnt•k"' nrd movt;>mcnt In
time offc•·cd.
ll ho Jived "by lht• chH•k
o, Gnwnang dcc&dcd he could
be " youthful llomQo ugnln rn
not so mnny yenrs nnd-hmmm
-he'd hove to stop it, of coun;c
before 1t went too far. Th~> acholnrly dtgnlflcd JJr <.Ira n·
lnJ: t'CIIniuly dldn t wont tn he
n bnbc·m orms nguln,
Ills rlludeno; \~ cr••n't gutng
to IIUHr•r tlthPr, lllllc• If Dr.
Gt(,){'nlng, lnatcn<l or going for
" nnl, \\ ,.,,. "' 1 ••II"' hi,; ltft•
bn~kwurds, hl• woulrl hnv•• to 1
tJasmltW ttll Itt !'Ins 11 b••for •
they even 'Jturtcd.
liuving a •dontlfic: mind, it
wn~n'l lung Lt•loll Dr Gn•cn
lnc wn bu lly ol work trytns:
to find out whnt caused thl•
clock to r volt.
Althounh on cJcctrlc Wt.!st
clr•x motlel, the cluck wn.11n't
.,lf-stnrttnll ond lll<:' only so-Iutton Dr Groening could thmk
or wu,. thnl lor ;om~ reo on or
oth• r tl1r• f'lel-1 lcH.) hnd non._,
ol! for ju111 CJ mt~mr nt ond Uw
two little \\hfl•l Wllh ~un
th.11 fit Into '-'OCh other <• ullcd
nrmuturcs) hnrln 1 qu1t •·om
piCICd lh••ir Itt I !Jlrl<'lfnc
C!ocka boing of uuc}t t1 dC'll·
rote nnlurc, Or. Gru nlng fill·
ur~• tlwt lhnn wns JU t t'nO tp.h
PI'\.'SSurc on Uu m•mo tur• ~ o
thnt, Wh••n till' ..:l~drlclly turl
cd ognln, lnsl~!nd of hlLtng ltlto
lhc next groove, thl.' COl! JUSt
went bock Into ttJI pl(•vlow
groovt nnd Uirled biJckwnrd I imple ftnt ln b r..c olt mt
chnnll nlly D1 Cro• ntng doL n't
'-vnl cur t • t tam •l ot th
m<~thl11Tllitil"nl chan 1.' of It
huppc_nlng b • nc:cld• nt He's
n( Vt. t t. rd ot Dnythmg Ilk
11 111 h a~~ lit c: m d f rl'ul y ruJ O}ll
ht· tlf•Uht U he ever win n.: dn
Dr. Crooning, I~ furtht:r ~'IC
p Qnng lht' aa~lt:nt1!ic po lbllt
tle ,, svr.h n phenomenon,
I work~>d ouL ·• neat l1Ltlc puuk
whlch nt t1 t. hod m1r1t. .. r hi
tudcnt tuml}t;d.
.. Ho" mony urn ," Or
Grocn1ng wond\'n;, '"would t.h('
bnck-.\ ord ciO<'k uc:tu lly b.
l('JIIn" Uu-· COrr• I lim of d1
ce Band Leader Elliott
,irtually "Master of Arts' Whfl~: this wnuld h• n fo1rly durmg o period of 2-1 hou 1'"
Speech Section Added Former Political Science Instructor .. or the b(.'llcfit or tho.,( \~ ho
llh Ctt•d PCI!Ch G nnd could not Finds Living in Greece Expensive
c••t Into clthl!r or the 0 o'clock Livln.: tn Cr~.:c<.'C is ..:xpcnstvt• control pt-ogrnm H1 "'ork en·
you know any one Jl<!tSon come n commcrc1ul al"llllt, n!tt• :scctwns n new !Welton in prncticul --300 wmcs hagher thnn In ltlliB.I tutl fomlUlnUng rotlonang poh· Can 6""'", plo"'• dt11W, toot 'urther tudv at Los .~\ngC'Ies art bli k 1 b h d I · M c f ~ It l'h 1 '·--1 d
'""' J "' pu ~ :;pen Jng las ''''" sc e -acoordml! lu Hob rt ,. oy, or-r!ICS. l'ORIIU lng w • nuur 1 n
n and wave 8
bnton7 \"()u Cl•nh 1
uled rnr 10 il'ch>ck Mc.ndo,•. Wed· ml!r LC tnstruclor In poltllcnl cl-P-I'S nml mokm f1• ld lrtp to
tl you know un 18·ycur·old I \mng the summers !-;thou Pnc•·. now SUlhuncd In Atht:nsl check !ht: pro~,trnm w ouLh•mg l•nm .. d F'l'tttak r:lllott, h ' w l'J hi• comm~rct" ol ort \\•ht'l•• ncsdoy tmd Jo'rttiU)' In Speech Arts
' .. " ~ with the M11tuul S• curit)' u •cn<.y llr('li • the h~ginnmg uC his ~~·ntnr working fol' the BI}J't .l llnrrls 25 The n<•w •·ctlon will contmuto (surtcsa<>r to F.C,\ 1. u s nul, u~. d nt first prlmunly
nt Gr.111t high st'lmol, El· nnd Associate 6 Advcrtismg II cn(lugh 1Hud• nt.c; <!ntoll by JIQXl Mc:Coy rPpOr u; in n ltttt r to tht.> (l)r n hd ocLIVIUt: , .IS now Ao! In~
organiz(·d Ius own bnnd, _n_g_cn_c...;y;.... ____________ w.:..c:.''.:..'k.:... ___________ rocully thnt !lmnll r..:ntola or" tnto nltlllnry obJectives, McC .. y
Moonhghtct·s," who hnvo.! SISO 0 munth. conlt $53 0 ton ami rcporttd. Bud not th..: Amt:'n<:'tm
'''''\II'IJ !iU('l't'SS us n dtmr·c hnncl 0 1>J. l' / l' . ..J By Nancy Mlller ull publtc "flrVIC• comptct• h ,lJd b• n ovaaltth'c, GJt:ccc would
und Portlnncl f'\'CI' lliiiCC, on I n ,,e ~ ()C/(l ~ lue 4nd Coroldine Sprou owrtaxed by crowded condltluns I hove bc~:omc [I Sovu.•t s.nl lltt.c
1
uniJ Lewis nnd Clark e5pt'ctnl In lhl' cnpatnl clly. wh('l'C lht• pop-hv• yeont ago. ln the• mcnntimc,
~mcc he nnd hi~ bond hn\·~ I In f 0 r mal parties H 0 n 0 r ulotlon hno; lncreo cd from 400.-he ob "rved. t.hr commum
n rcnturcd nttl'tlcttons ot mon) 000 bcJorc the wnr lu n mlllton oiiNatntc:d lhcar nrfcctt na Wt '1 Composer Rudolph Ganz ond n holt no\o. the Cneks b)· p:intcJpotmg In th :cg£' dunces.
uung the wtek, Elhott, ''Thl
tcr or Arts," plny.s tbc c:lnrt·
m the college orchP tru and
tenor nnd nllo sn ·ophont>s in
symphonic band, hesidt•s
m the Men's Glee club.
~ccnu!;c he lt\'Cs in Port lnnd,
t hns been uhle ttl conllnuc
Ius band Jobs b••stde dt•vot-
hls vaned tnlcnls to Ms cnm
l• nc:lw ttes, whach mcludc tht.e
'lldt~nc,y nf the snphnmoro clnss
lht' ofhcc of MJCICII romm1!!
of Kappa Phi Alph[t rm-1;1 n JUb h~ describi u~ nllo wnrlnr..:
Mwic:lan Honored mterestang ond rrwtt nttng." Me He bclitves that Cree~ nc~ d
Rudolph C'-m , pinn~t·composcr.conductor, hns lx!cn entertained
at several mformnl gntht'rmgs durmg hts thrce-dny stny on cumpus. Coy IIUPCJVI eli lht= consumH nd 'l'Onnmic controlr. rt form of I
of lhl' food rnt.tonlnc ond prtct! lax structure to u nnsl r the t
An mformol rt.>c•-ption wns g1vcn m honor Qf Mr. Gnnz by Mu Pht T S d S 1 ·
Epstlon following hiS Wednesday night concert m lhc Drawmg room I hree tu ent 0 OlSIS
of Palatmt • Manor, H d C C I
!..nst cv.:mng, Mr. Gnnz wns tt guest nt u dinner given at Palo-ea ampUS OfiCer
tint! 1\lnnnt by Dr. and Mrs. John Slnrk E\·ons, college music dtrcctor. Th•' college orche tro. Dur11i burden to th• wcnltho,; who n • v
J'O!t' proctu;olly no tnxt nnd n
, nd to the ' lrt.'mcndoU! l'X'POrt or
c,Jpttol' by mvl~tme nts out:rtde
the cnunl!J
• • • Su·po conducung, races o bu ) College Choir Begins
Proud Parents • ·wo dny conci!rt .. chedut~ n XI R h I f 'R . ,
A daughtt>r, D~nb(', \\.1& l}nrn lu Mrs. Lt•onid Ennri, Wife oC Dr, Week end. I e earsa 0 equtem
F.nnri, profcSSt'lr o{ ~hcrni!\lry, Jnnuury :.!:i. nt i'~mnnucl hospatal. Tht.s Th~'Y Will Lc h~>• .. d ot Cinrl, An open n:heru~al f.lf acrll 19 thc'1r S"l'ond child. I.Tunior cc•11egc m \'nncnU\'t•J on
• I " 1 S ·R~>qLH~m'" wJU b • h~.:ld b) th t publicity is nlso n SPt:CIQ • Club Nows Fchr ua .Y 15 The follvv. mg un-h
b " ill colll'gc ehotr und~r the d1rect n With nrt m.,jor IWaott, w of· Cupad will lnv nsid'" h1s bow and arrow Volcnune eve, 1<\:bruruj ' doy nltcrnoon, Ft u Jj" 1 '• "' or 1. St.onl~ Glnrurn at CuP<•lnnd
ten; moy he cen announcing 14, nnd JOin in the Jun when members of Colttec·vn gather for an on· hnd lhc group pctfm mlng hut Mt:omorlnl chapel Thu J.f ) t
. coming campus event. Rc· nual danncr ot tht! hom~ ur Mtss Ruth Chandg_ro•n, ndvir.:••r. nt the college gymn um lit a·30 12 30 p.m 0\!Cot Jon I Lhl' b.
tly ,..c hos lnkcn the Job nf co· The menu for t.he cvemng anc.ludes chicken n In king, pens, cnr-P m. \\il.'l'ldy rnu
1c hour.
imlnn of thc urt depaalmt nl rot and celt•ry st•cks. cofCee nnd o surprille d~.:ssc_rt which lli to be Snprnno Bonnie Nc\\ bu h PI Tht~ r~hlaa J 1$ • prcplrnt '
ucs t~mrnltt••c. Thc-com-
1 pn: parl>d b) ,\!iss Chandgrcn. oniSl Edath KtlbuC'k and \1 Jlln· for ptrlormnnl"- fJf lh Berh
's purpo c Is to promot~' Ench member or th .. group will invite n cucsl who moy be in-• t Clntrt• Hodgkms \\til b\.! ••
.. :ompoo;tlum \\ 1th the Portlorul drpatlmcnt by such mcnn lll""st-.... in 301·nang Colhl'con. Lt;~ an the campus concert.
" ,_..... J Sj rnphon} \l (;ltt tro on Mon- ttntntl\'t.' rt•·dc~orn lton of th..: Bonnie will sing the rm
31 bic ort gnllcry, Elltott soy • • • Sut. T1tonio" from Tnom
• ~iona ll~·. he wtshcs to be- The Lcwi:s nnd Clnrk Mothers" club will hnvc thcir month!) 1 oprrn "Mignon. " and Edath \\111
luncheon m('ctmg on Mondny, February II, at 12:30 p.m. nt W<'st-be fcuturl'Cl In two mov'tnCnl
mmsh•r Presb) terian church. "fhc lundwon theme will be for Val· from Choptn' E Mtnor ptono t:On· Drama Conference
aws Local Delegation
dr:unn dl.pnrlment hns s~nt
dcl<'gutton to the· N(ulhwcsl
<:llnlcrcncc whtl'h openeJ
Eu.-l'Ot.' ycstuduy with tltc
\'l rsi 1y or 01 cgvn nc 1 inK as
c<mfcrt•ncc wtll nls<t Sl'rVt'
tt~(llona l meet of lhl' Anwr
Educntinnol Theakt llS!>O•
n nnd tho_ National Theater
E'nterl!ilnmcnt pltmnL'II
Univcrstty Lhcatt!r pa·o·
lons ut "Pctttcoat F'r·vc1'"
"All the Ktng's Men" and the
rtl11nd Civtc thentct productton
"Come Bnl·k, Little Shebn"
two I.C students, Scott
nod Bill Owen, in the cnat.
Ehzabcth Davis Gardiner,
of the LC drama depart
' h:u; udd1 CSSl'd the confer
for the past tw(l Y' nrs, <~I·
thlt1 p•aa she will mt>11 1~·
p;u ticipunt. -
Here Monday cnlane's dny. certo
Colorc.>d slides of Uw Europcnn tour or Dr. und Mrs Mcn•le Moore V10hnl!t Hodgkins \1; til
wsll b1• shown by Mrs. Moore. h~:nrd In un tnc1dcntnl :solo
Entertainment wall b<' pruvJdl'Ci by Mrs. ,\, M. Sktnner who wall S\'cnson's "Zornhnydn."
sane n sch."Ctao n of folk songs. . Rcmomdcr o! lh•• program con-
Choirmnn for the mel•ting is Mra Rudolph Ernst nsststcd by ~15:ts of c:ompo!;ltJons by Bruhm
Mrs. Harry Cqckrum, Mrs. Willtom Hnndy, l\trs. Hugh Skinner, M•-s.j Von Weber ond the contcmpor-1
Thomas McCikhrist, Mrs. Curl Hl'ins, Mrs. Don Feuz, Mrs. Huroldl ory .'\mea icnn compc,scr A.trQ
Cudwl'll, Mrs. c. F. \',.zcnJkl, Mrs. A. C. KnouGs and Mrs. \V. R Cup land.
Singlt.!tnry. ------~-
• •
An opl•n meeting o! Pep club wtll be hr.ld fl)r thusl! W•lmen
who signed up {or membcJ'3hip next Tucsdny noon, February 1:!, m 1
Salem Church Leader
Scheduled for Chapel the Joung•· ol Akin hall. .
Women ar asked l.o bring lhcir lunch nnd l'Ukcs wtll bt~ crvl'd, kYour Allcr.;ctr' \\Ill be lht
nnnounccd Clara Rummell, president. topJc of the Rc''· Dudlt.:y ~ttrun . . . I l! tht' Fust ChrlSUun church ol
Dt·. A. A. Groening, ph,}·:~ 1c:s depnrtment ht•ad, will l~ad a discus-&lkm 1n hla ru·51 a~peDr<lOC't: nt
· '"0 enm Tools fur R-.:$~arch" at the sci••nco' club m~.;ctlng I.C at lht! Fcbruar> 14 clt:~pcl.
6ton on r •• 'l 8 .,0 The Revl'J'Cnd Strnm hns been T11t-·sdnv Fcbrulla'\" 1. 1-:30 p.m. 10 -• C i .• h
• ' • with the First , hrtsl nn <''"'tun-
• • • {or h:n )'('ars and prmr to tho! Rcnn·nd John fl. Van Licrop ot Hope Prcsbytcdan ('hur~h. ~~ !J:~d
11 pnrsonl.l)t! In lnduma
cvmmg F~bruary H to du;cuss "The Most. Un~urg..t!ablc Pcr~un l Almu F~m 11, sophomor<>, wnt
Havo:o EvPr Met" nt the rcgulnt lntcr-vurslt)' (.;hrmJUn nstot•mllon be (c•nturt'd llll ~:ulou l in ll vr.cal
m1 cling in B·lO at 1'2:30 P m. E\'ctyon.:> is wl'lt:ome. I ~~Jeclion enUIIIJd "Draw Ntgh to
• • • God" by Clement Barkl•t. St;tn·
ln n c~r{•mL•ny lwltl Monduy t·vcnin~. Jn~u :u-y 2H, at Palntmt!
lnitmtcd mto Epsilon Dt•ltu chnplur MJnua, It-'" nPW membt:l'B W•·rc ley Matt-hell , juntur luw ~;tudt.J nl,
IS St'ht•du h.-'ll US &lotf••nt ft•DdCI' At U t tun · th~ PorlJand una
\ \:I'Stty, Clark Jumor coil
Pnrtlond S) mphona • Ali·C•t
hagh &chllOI and Lewt.-. nd Cl r.
C:""Ollcge chou·s wall JOm an pn
:>~nung the \\ ork under the ®to :a
of Jnmes Sample.
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anry II, lew tnlcrvlt>ws with
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'l'hl' women nn•: Kathleen Brownlow, J..ods Lon.:c. Durlem• .1 t'S,
K lhl'rine dt Moss, Patsy J\nn11ln, Catherine Hnlvc•rsvn, Nnru tte 1\tt'
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-·-1.1 •'"•rlf"rr·nl•! at Linfield last wctk-end Iol owcu )' o anqtlt: •: .... muk,. ;tppointmcnts fur an "' .. ,
, nnd ronct•rt. • • • Pag F'ouT PIONEER LOC Friday, February 8,
au ers res
Hoopslers Squeek by Games;
Top 'Cats' 60-571 Pacific 50-48
Amid cheers nnd Juers. tht
Jc G\IC~lcndlllg Piont.-crs. lookmg
like an~ thing but the chomps
th{!~ nre, squc~t.'Cl b.) two more
confcrenc~: oppon nts IO.SL " ck~
Lnd.
Lockmc the rmcsse and
th, t has ''em them so mnny
gam~ U:wis nnd Clnrk hnd to
de)lcnd nlmost enttrcl~ nn su
JKnor foul-shooung l(l nose out
PLlcdlc 60-57 nnd L.mf1eld !i0-48
Frtday's entcoun ter ot PllcifJc
"n n thrill r lrom the \ Clj' be· Varsity Veteran I Judo Class Offers
New Hold on Life
\ 1 'ou t 1 d '' bl tnt: hen t up
bullied, both~rccl, be\\'Udc.rl"' d nnd
bewitched by your girl frwnd"
Then crnwl, wnlk. run or hop
dO\\n to the centtnl YMCA, whln
<'lnS£t-S in judo ore being held
ever\' Saturdnv but wt•en thP • • hours or 12:30 nnd 2 p.m.
P1onc1!r Korean vet Don Littlc
~•eld wall be on hnnd to as. 1st
along wath two of the rorcmost
c;o.;pc1 ts in Amuicn.
Het 's a good opportumt.\' to
pick up n f~w ne\\' holds.
r r n a n n a n #wwu awuw~
• f)Ort es zon
mang \\ 1th LC hoJdjng n slim . = =By= To~ 0~011:_ = _I
lcnu until tht> Bod crs tiPd 1t up _ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ _ _ a u u w u a u a
nt 52 oll "tth onl) SC\ en seconds Aft r watching the Pionccn
f pl.nymg lime temammg. Cnp· "C::raJX! by ''~ o n1ori.' opponents
uun F.d Re1d's Hfth pc:~onnl at lnst "cckcnd on the bnsl of thetr
t pomt 3' i.' PaC'ahc 3 chnnct' remarkable roul-.. hootms a\•er
to cool the game but fre hmnn nge, 1 couldn't ht'lp from wonder-Ed Z u r f I u e h 's chnrll) 1oss
bt unced orr the rim. nabhng the mg who or ''hat was rcsponsJblt.•
Orange nnd Block to gain the de- . ~~~c~~!n~~~~~~o fo':a.th~i~~1~0~1i~:{;;~in!ou nd dis·
CJSJon m the ;>-mmutc overtime
C • F h elosod that the Orl!Dgo ~nd Black
pt"srl~roav ntsht on the tbcnt ODSISienl ros havo been shooting thoir charity
... ~ throws one-handed (a moro n.l
11 r, the Pioneers hod to over-Drop Another Pair tural way than tho old tandard
come an t:lght-point dehclt at the - orthodox underhandod toss) ever
hnlf to :>ubdut: 8 scmppy Lmhcld Suflerin& lh•·ir SIXth nnd Sl'V· sineo head ba£kotbaU coach El·
ere\\ 10 l~C fannt mmutes. cnth t;trnighl d r ats. the LC ft'(•Sh don Fix urived. With tho eddl· League Leaders
Post Easy ins
By Tom O'Doy
Jl'ort Dclleo~
Aftcl' Tucs<l:ty's 56-:i2 slaughtel' of the powerful
team, th\! McAfee Maulcrs loom :1s the team to beat in thE
dependent 'mur~ l league.
The Mauler.s dumped 111 10 points befurc a very
bewilder<'d and surprised Frosh quint could get its be
Mural Leader
....
DOUG DAY
. . ' drivo, drive. drivo nt ·hl 1110rtc.r.
Doug Chalmen dunked a
throw at tho bogtnning ot
&ocond portod and U b qaa
look as if the Froab had hll
trade. At lhia point in the
gle. 14 ading intramur al
Doug Ooy started Jo pour in
I 0 d .. c:ounh.m;, ay, rtvutg J
the key, hh awo field golll£
three chcaiJy tO'l!les to put
Maulers out in front for ao.M
W1th AI Akms c~tl'lntng
(>(lints, tlw f'nculty ~uad trou~
3 rngg~,·d FTA tcnm 52-38
Fr1day. Only Bob Ta) lor'
pomt suprcml! r>c.rformance
the gnme !t liiTI tuming lnt
mnssacrc.
Crcok leaden Kappa and
mo. completely dominated
huple:>s opponent s .u they
ed to oaay wins laat week.
body hit in tho 37·9 Kappa
'ory over tho Alphas, who
nble to connoct for only one
•i3nificant free Uuo w 10 the The Waldcats. oul to nvcng~ I bowro to the Pac1f1c ycnrhngs, lion of AI Akins to the c:03chmg
t\\O earlier los.st'S to LC~ \H:re 54-'15, lnsl Fndoy nnd to Lmfwld's staff this year thoy gaanod an·
opecullly siJ'Qng under the boords hrsl )'l•&r men 62-52 Suturdny. othor playor who realius th.,
''here 'Cal' center Ted McKee 'l'hls wns tht: PIOnt:crs• second tremendous value of free-throws
rorr.lllcd 22 rebounds tor whnt loss to the PU bovs nnd their in a c1oao game. Independents Top I
~ uld be o nc\\ confcrenoc record third dclc"t by the WJidkittQn$. ' .. Pnttt•nt Akms. :m ex-pro bas·
McKee also canned IX pomt.s bL'-With thitl record the men ketball nnd iootball player, hn!S I M } s • elf.
S1gma tossed in 16 cnun
he first holf to coltSl to n
~·in ovvr Jasl plncc Bcln.
:.md puccd till' wmnc1s
hl points. fore he look the long ~ip to the cooched by Warren Smtth should spent many long tiresome hours n ura COfJfig
ho\\ rs. be enS) prly Friday nnd Sntur-trying to get soml.' of the squad I
Fouls hurt Lmfield's btd for nn-dny when they meet lhe undefc<Jt- members bad habits corrected. Ex-l..mcoln high stnr Doug Day
thcr upsc.t l1ke then earlier win l'<i Wlllamclle Ydlrlmgs. ln thl•lr . ~ h h h 1 Col paced nll inlrnmural score.rs lr
O\ t:r Willom tte. BUiy Andel$0n, fust ~:ncountcr wjth the Orange Noh 1 81 1 e ap ess • (l&mt:>s through February 5, Wnr
b1gh potnt mnn "tth 16, nnd Ad and Block, the Bcarkitt.cns ran I lege 0~ Idaho :eam d.roppvd two rcn Smtth, m~:n's murnl director. Lineupt :
Kappa (37)
Rut bmon \\ere \Vh1sllcd out of wald, trompmg to a 'i3-15 victor moro conteah IIUIJ Fnday and rl!v~aled ttlday.
Ute gnmc lntt' m i.h•' fourth qunr- PorUnnd's lrosh. Tuesday's op Saturday. _Tho Coyotes who ~avo Da.Y, perlormtng now for Me Harcourt C6l F !4)
Antis (7) F \1) llo>rrr
t r nlong \\lth McKee. poncnts, holds n strong odvnntngl yet to w'n 11 confer_eoce game. Afee, had to scor~ 16 points Tucs~
Q\'cr the Smlthmcn. In Uwir last seem to h~e had a httle lroublo day to sLiiy nhcad ol second place
meeting. the young Ptlots racked keoplDg lhoa.r hands off of Whit-Faculty stalwart AI Akins who McGrath (4) C (0)
Stevens CR) G (0)
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the Pnlatino boys 79-50.. ma~ •. thelr l~est eonqu~ror. . I broke loose for 23 counters lnst
Hank Sampier conhnuea to SIX of thet ~ nt ~1
· ' .. 0.ul· Friday against FrA. Akms' 23 Substatutcs for Kappa: E
(0), Pt!tCr!l (5), Cnuthorntl
Bcrtulctt (3); for Alpha: Bll
I 1) Lnni'C ( 1 ), Pl"octor C2). Jcad the frosh tn scoring. The ed out ~he :first mght fo.rcmg point~ stands as the high single
Junky forward ndd1..>d 31 points to Coach Nu:k Wt'ddle to send a gnml:' effort for the tournnmcnt.
hts season's total over the week- hurdr;<J call to Caldwell for help. Lcad:ng rcor(!J'S: McAfee (56) (32)
end Ul run has total to 253. Help m the form of Jnck Kcnnc-Player, Te:un 0 Samp and Ross of Pacific tied vlck arnvt..od In time to foul out J)ay, Ko..a.~•.t.,
2 ~ . h h 1\.ltl,Da, P11o .... ., Cor high honors at Pnc.afic, bot.h wath t 1 "e olhl:'r team motes l c Ounnilll'h"m, PTgah 2
connceung for 17. The fvllowing next nigbl. Two mates with foUl ::;::!,· ::: ~ C • ) • m (4) F (0)
ro PT Pr TP Bertram (4J F (10)
~~ ~ : g~ Lnngballu C 15) C __
10 o s :~e Day (16) _c
1
~ ~ i ~ Bolstad (3) -G ; ~ g ~= Substitutes !or McAfee: mcht. Hat2e1l of Unfteld walked fouls each were waiting to fol-~ '1'1'4.m•a. &JirlD& 2
. • r.~:~lW.IIl, •oAt •• 1 oil wtth scormg laurl!.ls w1th 16. low them to the bench as the 11. uon, J)ett 1 Ore. 308-324 Samp1er was one buckel behind final gun sounded. Sounds like I ~"t:~: ~::~~~ :
.. _____________ _,wJth H. n cnsc of foul plo,v. ooolr, rr~,.h :z G -t 3 H C2), Stl!•:h• (0). Dodson CO).
~ ~ : ~! 00), Bulllih (2); for Frosh:
5 4 2 H
1 son (0), Ccor,gnhyus (2), - Independent Croek 2-0 ton (1 ),
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aontr" •""'ft' _.rn~<'WfrY or w• CO<.t. cov. CO»' ANY l't'
Coca·Cola BoUllng Company of Oregon Tcooysoo: lloi.JI Grail
The fnrther you go the more
you nCC!l refr~ hrncnt That', why
J•>u:U henr follf ,.,_\', "Let's hnve
a ~I"· .utd gc:l going." It's one
wny to get oom .,,he~.
"Gd~" r. o •.0:.•-d trotl. mt!J!, C 19~7, fill COC.t..CO&A COM, ANY Me:Afcc· 2·0 Kappn •
Sigma 2·0 Sigma (24) (13)
~ frosh 1·1 Lnmbdn l-0 Lund C8) _F (0) Ho~
Faculty 1 1
-Mt:>fit.s _ 0·1 Ddts 0-1, Davis (2) _F (2) Wac
Beta Jl-2 Nelson COl C (0)
F"TA 0 2 Alpha 1. 0·2 Tydman (6) G (0)
Mural Skeds
Friday's Schedule
3.30 -Dull. v Lnm"'odn:
cats vs. Misfit
Tuesday 's Schedule
12:05-Delts v , Alpha; Sinn (4) G _ (5) Hnrn·b~
Substitutes for Sigmn: H
(3), Vnn Fh:et (IJ, F.:nglish !0);
At:·" Thien (6), Chan tO).
Faculty (52) (38)
Pole-Smnh C2J F C4l Shc:ppl
Gl!rber (Jl) _ F
Akins (23> C
Pole-Bat .ch (lot) G
Godda.rd t2) G . (1l
(17)
(5)
( 11) •••.• en\! v• FTA.
3 30 Kappd
Vl Fro h. v:.,. Bl:'la; Faculty Sub t1tutcs !or Faculty:
.on (0): for Jo'TA: Otto (0).
Servas Leads Individual Point R
G F'GA FG FTA FT RB A PF
Servu JO 100 48 Gl 43 176 15 21
Rold 10 104 44 3~ 25 95 22 17
Jackson 10 71 19 44 33 14 24 39
Paulson -10 72 25 26 20 12 32 24
ScbJ'oeder -10 57 26 18 9 33 11 16
Crovo 10 61 22 27 17 67 8 23
FoU1 JO 76 23 31 IS 94 s 31
Kraua 9 43 14 8 6 8 11 14
Ra.smuuen 9 50 13 9 6 52 3 16
Wahl 10 48 10 3 0 15 15 16
Hudson 7 6 3 1 0 12 1 6
Stein 1 ~ 1 0 0 0 0 0
Hyde ~ 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 I
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L.L.&.UConlerence 'Crucials' Petitions to Circulate
cult to mnlnt:un n m ntot IJPDk ku P the PJon ns 10 th•· runlllng I 'J"'hc 1952 cJ,c:taons for col1egsotc h::ndcr wall l.arl an lh<' rew Slates ilia
FLASH I
n d b kclbnll cohch &!dun
w str1ck••n wl\h mumPl!
'YL' tct'llny rnornin6(.
FIK will pi"'buhly IJ,, 0\ll ur
dJOil (OJ' ot len t In dny '
W:u 1 en Smith fin·
111 r.t. A<t •. lstnnt rooch A I
klns Will hnndl" the quad
1 his recovery
By Don Floron
Dluc chi;> t-~p~.;clol- thnl"s tht
skt:lbnll menu In this we k
d's North\\ l'Jl concer<•nc" nc
n, w1th t~c\\ Is und Clnrk cn-
rt 111 lug Wlllnmctl• •'s hnop Sll!·
, tonight lhcn trtl\'cllng to
•!ern for n Soturdqy mght go
mst the Ucnrc ts. •
on top of th111, the Pioneer
ttrch·rl\'ttl Pon.Jnnd unl
J'IUI}' on tlH• Howord holl floor
1e day nt8ht 'l'h<' Pilots will be
t t uvcn c thnt i5 iO thump-
t: , ·hkh they rccc1v~d lll th ....
nd of LC uorly tn thr cason
Johnny 1.· WIB Bcu1 cnt.s. CIU'·
ntly the holt s! thing tn th~ fill' th111 length llf thnr• lor tht• NW 1 •up lltl•· Lut would typfcnJ n: 'ahu of bra s bane! • pJ.,t!orms proml t• , poiJtu:al
"Rr>st tl •. J wetk w1JI br lht 1ve W1llomr ttc the m td, t ncl> machine ond cmnpnagn peeehc
f!Cnct t ~r ~rip,Jon." tw twld fur lht chompwn h1p n he Bror Num1notaon J'l•'llllons may b£' ohlalnc:d lit th1 Stud nt
In l111c \\ ILh tlu .• tht' I.e cngcrs Nit huv. only ont gnrnc r('moln· 8(l(ly offtc1· uow. P l1hons shnll l>e made and signl!d by
~"M owoy from hc,mk ; thlw Pionebcra scvcnlv five studcnu. ond turn~.;d in bv n•JOn .Febt"t J.u~v 2() W~'nl !hrnush only cm• htJrcl •JOve :Y•'t to mu 1.' t ~: tr ou Jt•· Th
1 i
1 11 t
workout. ·rhe fl'!l of thn prncLu·r• some thr;••·gllmCJJ•m·four·ntuhtA Dr. Steiner to Review .... lclaFn·~·~truue .. :,om2t n~:~,"d~• ~·r it'
~·'Siilons \H're devoted •-"hnl.'c 1ntr nl' ., \ 1 b •·~ "' ... , ..... " v uut
.., .. I ~ oWing J scr f'!l tl'.','t:q'l y 'Lite We Prize' Book t
tolks unu light drlllJI cith"r club would mukc thnc club Th•· fl t b •ok rcvlt w of Lh' rll2··~0ndsna c;,Cn !-~ k lnv.'l.ut!~u' tJ( The Pwr1c••r m~ntur guvl.' the tlw oddB·on-lovorlt e to fitush on " M t p
4m
5 ·:.. 1.
1 Oranfol•• nnd Black 0 guoc1 ChtJnc cop, PIIIIP. • m~ lcr Will ~ hdd in ore 1 • ", ... , h: pC'JI • 11
tn whip thu Snlcm <.'rOW If tht•y the r fc.n:nc lfbrnr-y F' bruocy t.ak• n rn lh Slltl('k hnclc Stud·
Jo'uc rc(u d lQ ltmk p~ l thtl 1 r:. h 0 RJ h d M SL n_ J dt. ploy "mon:· rJ.n. ond d"t• rnll .. w un r. l nr unt r nt ,e.x t y ar w.J • t qufr
.. ' t tU('tnls Wtlh Wdlomt:ttt lU tb- 11 t h •· k '""h I f nnlron thon th('y hn\rl 'n the WI rt'V • t c .,,,n • • " .. 1 t for p llclp t n - ' thu P Jrtlnnct r.nmc Tu•· day D· • w p.... • b D d Ell Tru "RJt f(;W nronl•-... w... wn .. Qllt 1.: •• v.. y I) VI on {' Ttu nomtnut..on .. "" '-:a .._, ... -"' pltc Uw lntcn c c:ro -town riv-bl od
~uSU!.!d IJI both ~.lm lCUJt week :llr.~ wath tht• Paint• t''" LC COIIrt oD S I ( I F II Studtn BOO; o! r I l b;_ (u
n lud NJd," he poantcd out. 1·-t d--' 1 •· h • J ..., ''" r • h.ln• r, m na IC'r o ll tr t 10 .. '-'dl king
111.1 en cu to oo,.. on t L <.on Unltur run chua ch, I& \H II ~n n 'j'hc lmp rtmu !cu:tor In th trst n ju 1 onoUwr prncUc" cnm for hls book N~ rew , with whlr-h
outcome of lh !;('rJc . ' Fix t'm hct Yll n op n conference date. hl' com ban h1 uwn ld• b d
phn.qtz~.:d, "will bt the nu nUll lit .fro h r.nrncs wlll prccccd nil un hl~ p., t o:pcnr n{'£ nnd b
t tude and outlook of thl' piny. n;" thrc: var.my Ull nl 6 30. Vn1 ,, 1 Th1 r• v1 " w111 be. PT Ltd-
J\ pht \\ 1th Wlllnmt tt " II) octron I lot<'d for 8 tS. , d b\ tt ,1 ut 3 4:.,~ p m Quollfic:alion~ for olliCCJ> ol
p dent and \:J t. prr 1d• nt
pphc nt m'W. t tk n:. m r
th Junror ~Ia:: n lh t:t'f nd
m ; r 11 the u
tht I n 1 ' I
Th t nd tr
ll p
l ,
f I ' t ,f
A t D$1P...£:nt:! • I ~ requi:·
C(' loss this
they could ~
throw llne
16 out or !.!
c. Htgh
was guu
H, nine or Jp, h oil Lhe Pmneer& b,v " gnmc
,d , hnll in the trmdmgs. Hnw
lhcy w&U r lto o dcCmltc . 1867
\Orll • l'Oit: ha lht• clo ht: with Volume X,
Plflnt'urs ns n result or show---------------~
&£ m Uwar Jnst f w outing. -Portland. 0r4)gon, Friday, rebruary 8. 1952 Numbc!r 16
the convincing l 03·62 defr•nt
) hnnd d the local two weeks Senior Qualification Exam
Scheduled for February 13 -
Sunken Ballroom
Scene of Annual cd to h3YC ".Jlcd a! Ia st a 2.5
snu:!c p:rlnf • r: 5:1 t:-: n mln1·
n.\.o • of :we.!vc £c:nestor houra
dur1n9 tb"' yc~ j: 'lor to ul·
au~:ng of o:.
,. l tJ
of • f.
t nun t p
rsl qunrtcr
nd, tho 0
• pnar
lost
c Wildcats
the lu-st 1
up n
lt..'<l to Ju l o nl Solc·m
Lt'wls and Clnrk, on th~> olhl•
J\d, ho cooled off <.'Onsldcrnbl ::, me 2~0 1or tudcnts \\ 1!1
m th(• n: d-hot Drtlcle they were plncc thclr coming ~ nlor tatu
thr.y dr ubbcd WhHmnn on the block next Wcdnesdr>,\' ,
1d Colle&e of ldoho in nlld-F cbrunry 13, wht>n lhl :F..ngh h
unry. Last wcck·~:nd, Eldon qunhryUlg l?linmtnnt.lons ore Rl\'·
men wl!rc hord-prcsstd to
1 en.
1\' n Poet ric and Lmficld. They The quoUTymc £>xnmlnU tlon r
tl1c Badgcn~ m ovcrtune f'ICW on the crunpu • ll WOi'l dnt!l-U If ill
1 th • m
f' ru
I I r r
ngt rr
r
Sweetheart Dance Question of lhe Week! >\':lS not manditory to gam !<'nlor
U• tu lhts yuar.
E••ry junior hereafter mw;t
rcc<.'l\'c n lillhsfnctoi'Y grnd.-in Hem til nnd Cup1«h will tt: lht..
the cxnminnuon to obuun a -tbcmt ut th• M omc T mp "'
mor rntanc nexl I aU The lt sl unkt:n bnJJroom S tturdny night,
,. m b ' tri ll,v C!tStly u.nd \Hll Ft brullr) Hi, nl 9 p m \\ hm tht
be Krnd•·d on four points: con· JUruor cJn • ptru ·r~d Sw c thr u t
'' am_pcd th~
Pnlntine ltlny mght, 130-57. Snturdny, on oped by n spc<ml anculty com
PaciCI!! floor, Will:un.-.tt t mmce ln.sl Hlrlll& nnd mtr.oduct•d
Jtcrl a 92·55 vh:wry over these to the cCillcgl.' ol fl,c bPginnlng
Badgen;. of this school yenr. The prc~"nl tr>nt. orgnm:rat.on. mechanics nnd donC'C muk..: 11 nnunl dt:but j
"lyle. '1 hnsc tCS,tJ; wh1ch llr" WTil Wnlll fi, ldl!r nnd h1s arch '~"~~
h•n unsatlsroctoraly wlll b.<> tr1plt: hnv• bct..n • n.;ngcd. Sum Mlt\·h~·ll
chcck••d to gi\'C th•• 5t:udent ~very Will lJc ITUU!tt r uf co:r-umQnn: .
oppnrtunlly to pass. This lrsph Traditionally, a lcing and quC4!n
check wUJ msun stud,.nts >~trtlmst of ht..OrlB \ Ill bt• ..:h.c:tcd ot thc
muitukt -s tn &Uidlnt:. dune<. Cand1dntes nommnlt.d nl
as scrnppy
c I osc 5!1-57
crew.
' h.•d the
s t1mc
he hod
over t
Reid.
, 24-21, the
mad!.! 17
throws Jor
• F), thought that tl1e m\.•chocuc l.lnlor class took ttu• ttst, wht~:h
"""'"1: of his club might IJc nn
dlenuun thnl the bo,vs ''ere
.,,.,.,., shllt:.' H•' pmnted out lJlnt
senson wns Lhn•c months
ons now and thot 1t was dlCf1-
~,...,~e Girls Shun
woJt Faced Beaus
I Delta Tau Rho
You mn.,.. , f 1 l •rd th1 • •
moans of the sw~c thenrts
tht-brotht.•rs of DcHn Tnu Rho
they scream, "I've had t•nough Reporter Almost Fluffs
Opportunity for Glory
D~.:,·f..lopi ng o "nose Cor "''ws•·
is the mQst important thmg Elninc
Drill, freshman Journalism mnjor.
"-'M taught m her ncwswnung
:ourse lnst S-emester .
your hp!" .t\ngry ns they sound,
., .. ,.,.theh~s they arc tickled ;,...... __ _
nk. This week EJamc almost fiop
pf.'d the crucinl test Workmg
ot Th~ Orc.gonfon, Elnme was
on duty at 3:30 the morning thnl
news of King George VI's dt!nth
eame ov~ the AP Wm.!s. Since
h isn't her job to nctuolly read
'ht: teletypes, she put It aside nnd
it wnsn't until nn unidt•ntr(u'tJ m·
cbriatf! called the papt•r nnd ask
c.d "lsh Km~ Shor£h REALtY
Dead?'' that Ehunc SR\1.' whut
!he'd .1lmo~t m r .-;t!'d.
:utswcr
re digging
f 0 l' C."Ul.W
job. ...... _, story behind the complolnt
ads ns ft>llows: ll sel•n1s the
:u c now obhg••d to gr(lw
Cuny folloge on tln:rr st rH
ll>l'r lips (D mouatncht'.! to you),
lhey'\'t! got to keep until
rch I, date of lhe1r nnnual
Tonk donee.
Not only the membe1'S of D··l·
Tnu Rho fratt:rntty w11l bt•
to prollt U1ough. One uf lht'
ln fcatu1 cs of the dant'c Will
o contcat for the bt!£t patch of
fu:tz. open to C\'cryone bt:sidcs
t
Thro\\ nway your ra1ors and
o day or '"' o you <.'an ll)ok nt • uppt•r hp nd ny, "lt'n
somt!l"
"
Hosts Dance Meet
r b~t•lc e11•m• ntl! ot donee
be dcmunatrttt••d tonmrrow
the NMthwt•st Dane,• sympo
lo bt• lu.old m the gym. Ad
iuion is $1 n•·r I~1"60n.
llcgr_s from Wnshtnttl•>n, 011!·
ldnho, MunUlnn ond Cunndn
be rcpn •J~cnl• d ut th<' nne
llll'l!tmg . B tile Jane Owl'n
the University of 01 ogon will
•n.''"slmtc the clcmcnis: de·
d~·numics, rhythm ruul &t."S• Tn spite of thnt The Or••t:<mlan
.'lad an "t!Xtrn" olf the presst><;
;,f 5:10, still in ltmc to bent nny
competition.
Norseman Henriksen
Advises College Choir
Consultant for nll Norw••ginn
mus1c on campus. nnd spt c1alizlnt:
'" word pronunciat ion IS Henry
Henriksen.
Hl•nrakscn has bum th~ rt.'C<!nt
nd\'lscr ilf tht• college choir while
the choir learned "Bnunbn Skcn
I Bumbo." n childr••n's one b)•
Euvnrd Grieg. He hns also eouC'h·
cd a du~t within tl11• numt,.•r,
sung by Sc()lt Bench and Dnv••
Vnn Fk<>l in n mock SC'andinuv
lan occcnt.
Born in l .. 'll'"\lrk, Norway, Hen·
- .
l'lkS••n r.amc to this lOUnhy lfl
Jfl05, and has pnrticlpntt.'\1 1n
Norwegian men's chorus work for
liCveral yenrs.
H~ IS employed in thP nnck
slJnck by the colleGe. In lhe fJr!;t e.xnm1nouon f!I\'CD Tu~dn) 's Junr r clruis ml!din"'
to t.!ntorn m tht:! fall. near)} .. H an•· for qu• 1.:n, Wanrue C~rlock.
rer cent. or 93 out of 2.50, f.nll-d Po.tt Blukcly, Tllc~S<~ l\hchlson
10 p:~ss th~ test, nccord 1ng to and Sturlly Adamson, for kmg
r1gures released this week b~ John F~u:t. Don Paulson, Hunk
P.l'lph Allen, Encbsh dcp<~rtml'nt Kohlhuff nnd Dunn• Rasmus.::c:n England is uking of Dr. Rob-
h(nd Admisstun "Ill be .$1 60 o cou-oris. "ls ~ou IS.' r, 1 .. )Ou :un't O>~
Seniors were giv&n u choice pie Dr~'M Will be snform l ublc ·t"'
or ten top1cs on wh1ch to \Hlt<' drlCSS<.><i nnd SUits wrth on cmph • The proflssor roll d n't kno\\
nnd wcr·· allowed 90 mmutes to srs on NO flnwcrs, occordmc to Cor SW'c 1( be JS gomg home or
complete thc1r work. JJm Hour and Pmt Blok('l~ • co-sta,vmg in the Untt.c . .'d Sllltl.'
A spcciul <.'OUI:'!t', English 100, c:hrurmcn. Other rommittt)c m~m-Watch U1~; LOG for f't''iult
lS bf'lng oflf>n .. 'tl thlS Sl.!mcstcr to OC'TS are Sue Skinntl. dccam--------------
nil JUmors who f.:d rhcir Englic;h ll"ll'tS; Mlf'lnm Hulromb und John l'Re·bound Ball'
1s lnsuf!wwn t for tht!ir colJeg<! Puul Junt-os. pubhcaty nnd liCk· The Re-bQund Ball, n S1gmt.
work or who fa1l~ to pass the (!~, Joan Ellis, rl'fr(•shmcnt:. Alpha Sigma ponsa.n.'<l dnnet-,
quolrlying cxammauon . StudcnlS Chape1oru will be Dr. and Mrs. Will bt; hdd an the ~nock shnck
moy S"cglstr.r late for this cou~ t·. John Andt•rsun. Mr. nnd Mrn rrnmt.'-dlluo.ly f·~llowxnc the \\'iiJ.
?rivale tutoring JS nlso avniJablt• , Bonmrd l:llntmuw and Dr. nnd omctte game 1-''1 idn~ night Thl'
Mrs. Ah·o Crahnm. donr:c, n sUig or drng atfnll', will
Clayton OHers Course
In Remedial Reading T)clc.t!ls wJII oo on sale bv Jun. cost 25 e<:nt" per person. Vrc Ncl
ior class mcmb• rs nnd nt the book ~n 1.5 1n charge or ar.r.mg ml'lll •
store. ror the dance •
A c~ur ... !h Hffi(.'~iol Nadmg 'Mid-Termersl Complete •s bcang olfcn.d thtS scmcster-
~or studt•nt.s who nt•:d instruction
m rcnc.Jinc. T.ht! course, a non
crl>dlt ~crv1cc subJe<:t, runn1n~
for nt lt~nsc t!ight wcdts ond more
if nct.'<lcd, Is being Instructed by
Donnld B. Cloyton . It meets Wed·
n~._..:doy nt 4.15 p.m. in BSO. Des
1gnatct.l p •chology 0, tht cour "
is e~ffcrcd for the help Clf sluu
l'hlS wlto nrc slow or poor rend
ers and who nt:t. .. >d h lp in 1rndt"r
stonding whot they read. Graduation Requirements
Genius or Otherwise??
Rny Goddard, junior, cxpcri·
l·h(,'{'U n moment of unbftundt:!d
jQy Tuf'!':dny when he 1 C~l\'t!d
n C. P. A. of 4.73.
A unique pture on the 4·point
list wnR to bf' estnbliJhed Cor
him, whon !urth«·r lm•rsti&n·
tion, :md D typogrnphlcnl error
lnh•r, r~v.-nlt>d the correct nv
crosw to be 2 .. 73. AJrty· rght students cumpl ted Frcdru::k Bruce l..nud, Lc:!onnrd
requircm~.:nts COr grnduuuon last B Lamt:rton, Jc."\nn Ruth Noon·
cmestt r: Nln~ ;~re , hg1bll' to re-nn, W1lhrun W, Q, kemnn. K n·
t1e1\ t: bachelor of :.rls d .. gr sn ncth W. Phillel. Ralph T~tum
June while lharty-nlne nr m hne Phulips, Phylh ... LlQ,.rd PQpe, Wal
for bnehclor or ch·nce nwnt'l'l lace Ro , Rc1k, ArlhUT J Rl1.1·
EUgable fur lh• d~:g: c of bnchc-hnlcr, Jnm A. R1.1 · 11, And~,_.
lor of ruts re DtJlOrt.: J nn P S1lVt! , Jum('S A Simmonc,
&m, Poul t.. Karle, E\'eb n V Lytl · 0 Sweatt, Manrn Wolter,
t.u_t thi, Put r 1 c 1 n Monosmllb H:trr~ Gordon W~t :mrt W11Uam
I Moon•, mud A\lstin f:qu1n., D::wa I Yager. Portland.
Jamt.'S Rob rt Steele Carol Jt:tm W lhile D:lle !W~m<~n (ind 1
Whitman nnd w, I •y A lvln Wrl Shl;rle)' carr Cnrl. Bt.-overlon;
son, Portland; und Alf L. uur, Nnncy Rog~ , Hammond: Gordon
l\lllwliukit•. £ Sto~k..:r. MUwnult)e, Robert
In line for the d• gre<' uf b:lehc E' T.rnp~. Ti11ard Frnn H
lor of .. Ci\:net= are Clnlr HoY. rd Wmkd G~$bam; lXInald C
Bort 1. Jonnne Bendshadlcr, John Hulc and J ... rry C Slro an, Voan
Richard Fletchall, Donnld Wilrn;n rou\'e.r, Wn , Br t> Cotdun Le rh.
FoN, Donald W Frnz.t~r. Joa'J 11ncl AllAn 0 an Otto. Camns,
C:trol Getty, John P Bt:~l')'. :HIII'IJ Wn und Deru l C GaiJ\:~1',
Wllllum Holl, Bematd Kron~:r Anac"Ortt:S, Wn. Po-e Two PIONEER LOG rriday. rebruary
.0. GUEST COLUMN I'Britain Violates Treaty,'
Con\'ocnuons are not compulsory on the Lewis ncl Clark
campus m the stnct~st sense of the word: there arc no self
styled pohcern~n O\·ersccmg nttcndoncc, no bantcr·ing warn·
mgs, no th'reats 01 c.xpubion, 'It's Work, But
Lots of Fun, Too' Protest Egyptian Citizens
Thl' ch01ce of attending monthly con\'o~nt1on is ldt en· By Nancy MUter
.,....aldant , 811f1>U> ltho Sororl\7
tlrely to the :;tudent. 1t is Ius right to choose whether he t.okcs Tht'l'<' ru~ so muny reuon• 1ot
full advantage of the' offermgs (11 notl'worthy ~~w.-tkt'l'S "I rom Jummg n srn·m•tyl
Perhaps thl! mo t imnm hmt I& the oulstde'' or drifts along, het.>dl~ss of flrin\.!ll)h•s uf n coll~g~ I hi! actuul ,•rh•C't nn (•.•ch gh 1 "'
\\ ho c statt.>d purpose 1.:. toward "diSCiplined inldhgenu~. !'n mdt\'lduot. Count these Llt•nc·
Christian integrity and pUl vo~c. dl'\'Otton to fn::-{•dom and jus· til
llt"C, humane and rcspon~tble cllizenshtp, compdence in ex
pre. 1011 and work, phys1cnl and so,·ial litncss, nnd under
standmg cnjo) mcnt of nrt, mu~ic and ~c1encc.'' So"ieo aetiviho -loy·making
tor underpri'rilodged chllron, do
noting food lor noody tamlli•s
elothoa to war-ra•oged CQuntrioa, •
Procccdmg under this credo the coll~ge catalogue quiel
lv stntes. "Attendance at these convocations as e 'l>Ccted of the • entire campus group.'' There arc cards to iill out nnd attend-
ance J_ rec01'dcd. But feel ~ure the adminastration is more
concerned with the student gaming somcthmg than nmpty
signature-stgning ju~tlo prove nttendance.
We owe it to ourseln!s and th~se around u-to ft.-cl com
pelled to hear such men as Btshop Gc.rald Kcnnl.'<ly, Wayne
Morse, Douglas McKay, Dr. Robert A. Millikan and Dr.
Arthur Compton. otc.
Socinl aC'tlvllics-b~nch pnrltP..J,
'lot-lucks, bowling ond skating
pnrtics, meetings w1tl1 oth~r
grc•ups, not to mention the wet>k
ly gct-togcthcrs.
Feeling of belonging-boing ac·
coptod and drawn into tho con·
tidenco of a sorority group. By Mohammed Uul
When th~ Suez l'nnol fir:;t t•pcn
e<l tts gnlt!! In 186fl, llw Br•tlsh
mud" lengthy protl'l!\ntanns. But
11f11•r 1cnlb:mg Its unptlrhmcP
Phc pmchns• d the lnr~est shnr~
o( lhc S\h'Z Conn! rnrporullon,
Then she hvgnn to lnt~·rft•rc m
Egyptuan &nt••rnnl nffnu-s.
In 181\2 Englnnd lllO\'l'd on
VUI'II)\16 J)tCll' "U1, IO (ICt!Uf)Y J::gypt
Tht• English d<'l'lnrec.l ~pentedly
thnt the occupntaon WHS •·tern
pnrm,v." Sll<ty·mnc rears hn,·c
passed nnd tlw ''tcmpot ary" pre-
cncc <It B ' h forces continues.
Tho Anglo Eyptian llent\' wns
SlCned n 'l3U It sttpulntt.'CI lhnl
F.nglond, ns Uw nlly o( Egypt
\\ os olio wed the prc:;cncc of
10,000 men and 400 :urplnnP~ at
•ht> Suet canal for twenty y,•nrs
until such tIme ns F.gypt could
build up o force suff•cienlly pow
ca ful to ·take O\'t·r such dutt,•s.
Britain hns \'iolated the ngrec
mcnt hy UH'I'<!aslng th~ numhcr o!
forc<:s nlluw•--d to be staliom~d m
F. B. C. Learning coopcration-workmg
both soc101ly nnd m sr.a•vlcc pro
JCCts \\1th th~ tllhPa campus soa
oriues. Just now W<l :u"t' financing
the purchase O( till' lllUl'h nC'l'dCd lhc ~Onal :ton~·. !\lon:ov,•r thl:!\'
I '\ ( I Sl \' t t nil mndc no t•Hmt to cnrrv out lht•u·
Hu~zahs {or Hoo1'sters
A Itghting team of basketeers we\'e got! They have the
desu~nble habit of wmning gnmes ev"'n the close ones.
Hard-playing, never-say-die comp('litors they are, who
not only pla>· to win, but who arc sporLsmen-like in doing it.
Desen.•edly, we must g1ve them credit for the spunk
needed to win m the clutch. They lend lhe Northwest confer
ence by a game and a half going into tomght's Willamette
fray.
You ha,·e the chance to see THE games of the season to
night and tomorrow night. But whether you are thl!rc or not
--count on the Eldon FL"men to make it a battle.
W. B. W.
The Pleasure;s Ours
Duck huULing season and the cold, gray winter skies
brought a pair of teathcred vis1tors Lo Lewis and Clark who
were gratdul for nothing more than the dark waters o£ the
campus reflection pool.
Tired and hungry a pair of large, handsome mallare
ducks dropped in !or an unannounced stay aud were happy
to find natural food sufficnmt, with desert (white bread, yet)
carried from the cafetena by syrnpathettc students.
When someone intruded into the privacy of their foster
home, splashes and a thumping whir of wings sent the pair
rocketing beyond the trees mto the sky. But morning found
them paddlmg across the stlll water of the pool or waddling
over the lawn close by.
PerhaPS this same pair of mallards \'isitcd the campus
last vear and then decided that the accomrnodattons ment~d • 1 'er '.Jl, o L' 11r 1 I -
Doing more getting bottor ae ollligntmns conCl'rning the truin-
CI'J&inted -knowing moro poople ing and Pl"t'pnnng or on Egyptian
having moro lun. <nmy,
lt I" t vutinp to nuend the rush Among other ehargol agrunsl
funel10ns . Just be :;urc to do
your pa1 t In trymg to get ll~'
qulllnted with lhc girls m .) ou1
hostcs:- ur • ilics.
We in Sigma and tho.o;e of thc
other f ~ lies want you to know
us so you will b(' better nble to
choose the group In whtc:h you
wall feel happiest.
The bcnefn.s obtained from col
l~t! courses nrc. of coursl', very
important. But don't m•nlmlr.c
'he soc1al sJde. To !et-1 nt <'nse in
~my group, is an nssct for which
to strive. Acta~e pnrt•capnt1on an
n sorority cnault:>.s you to get
closer to thot nchi~\·enwnl.
Yes, n's work-but nlxwc nll,
u·s fun!
You. Too. Can Share-e-
in lh~ benohll of ac:rorUy life,
Today, until I p m. an tho gym
lnbby, and !his ·dtornoon, until
4 p.m. in Dean Harb.fold 't olfu::e
you ean sign up for sorority ruth·
in g. the Bntr .h •s 1hu roct thot u
trcnty cnntrnd1t'Ls th<' Unll
Nnllltn chaalCI' !)~· nllu\\ 1ng
to kc~.:p h• ,. troop 111 the lnnd
nnoth1•r nwrnbt'l' conta·m·y to
lnnd's wtll.
At cnrdmg to the SUI 7: en
t•ouv••nttnn, l~gypt, liS the
propi'I~IOI' tJf lllll I'Cgion, IS
l'hargt' of the d•~lensc of Lhc nc
tmhtv of ttw t'lutrtl und :.ntNy
pnssnge th• (JUJ!h 1t Tlwrufnr(l 1
l!l36 Itt ty .al n { mtradicts lh
Egypt aincco 1947 hR!I tru~d w
out w< « s t , n·ut h nn R
\\ ith Gt"('lll Baatnin until she
forced IC1 abrogate lhl.s tl'enty
'1~ht openly wath the snmc Brl
ish colontullsm Am~rtca rou
in 1776.
• Such is th•' stntc
Egypt todny. Her people ha
seen their nntiQnnl prug1 C"S
tnrdcd, thl'll' pion for socml
forms rut{'.Stollcd Ond thl' d<"Vtll
opmt.nt of thcit• own
c>&ther dcloycd or p1 £!\'enl.:>d
lllJ::Cther
Tho world cannot 1 '1 I tr
tlal fn•ctlom. tr all lht Aaah
lshumo nations ttrL' to cllnt ·mtn.•
to the cau:-:l• of pence, t-:cypt
fu"St gam its own !rt'edom.
a planned vacation from this season's hustle nnd bustle oi lf you are a second semosJer
freshman woman--or abo•o-you
n~od only 50 cents and a CPA o1
2.5 to be eligible. Thon tho key
is yours to leas. parties and fin·
ally a pouible bid to mombor ·
daoice. Your grades came today, Worthel."
north-south :tra\'el.
Maybe they were posing as models of study for an carly
rismg or latC-\\"alking student of fJeld biology. Or perhaps it
wns their intent lo taunt the trustrated duck hunters among
the students 3od J.aculty. Columnist Views Passing
~-·~ Of Olde Barber Shoppe I By Don Henderson Arter ho hoa chunbt..r t•d
Anyway, such beaut1ful bul modest guests arc :-tlways
welcome on our campus and the pleasure o( ha,•ing them rest
h~1 e each year lS all ours. S. H. C.
' Bark ol the Log
E itor:
loren L'J my buddy. But he
d nc me dirt! Tnc lnst l$SU of
~ LOG cnmed. under his name..
ll complete m&STepresentatton of
1'1 :;crious portfon of the student
t+Jy. jmplyinc ns he did that he
rJ!okc for the :students .
:;noren ••••" 1hat -the most
k,;at1matc reasun gaven ts to pro
v(de n crowd " This «ea50n hllll
not in !net e\'Cr bt:.:D givt;n at
•tl. l..ct' be ftur about this thing.
N'..o such lnsuJt hi c:nlled for. procedure
wall • • • quite ognlnsl their
Are we hyond our right in
r-uggesting that the adman1strn·
Uon Is rcspon&Jble for ac:qualnt
lng us with values v.: c rnay hnv!!
missed! Thl!y would be rcmi~
and negligent If they did not!
Arc "'e to cxpc t the college
to grodUOtc US Without r~ulnng
that we hg,; ,. cncount red en·
richmr, llnd brondenmg exp~ll·
<>nccs nlong tht! wny? Is brothPr
floren 5UgguHng that we nllo''
lnzy SIUCII nts 1.0 ciii!Ol the• I CSt
c•f us out 01 lh..: lntt!grlty of our
collegf' O('grces' u ..
ortll'IAI a·oJhlh ..... lon of !lu A -
l'<K"IIll"d ~IIUoh:nlR <•f 14' \\(11 and
••tad: ••ull~..: t'ubllah• •I w• • kl)'
durin.: th., ~·ll"g' Y'lbr Sut~erlp•
lion rl\1•,.. f~ Ill) I'"' ) .. ,.,,
I~ t • f<-'<1 JUt I! <>CO ll d cl,.._ lllllt If• r
nl Portltlnd, •Jr.·,:on .
BRYCE WHITE
Editor·ln-Chief
Ball Fo11 _ M•naging Editor
Don Floren Auiltanl EdUor
Ann Granning Ediloraal Editor
Nancy Miller Soeiety Editor
Geraldine Sprou Asat. Society
Tom O'Day Sporll Editor
Herb Scholder i"eaturu Editor Once t.Apon .1 tame a r~llow
• uuld strnll c•uually into his fav
orite tonsori<~i parlor, sntff ap·
I !)rec•atJvcly the tragrnnt aroma
of ba) n•m and rcitl);' with a ten·
~:tnt c1gnr and a copy of the
Pollee Gcueue.
Not ·,o, howl•ver, in thest.• duys
of commt!rcia lism, oommunism
l!nd crum tnVCstlg..,hon
Today'a downtrodden male. nf·
ter he h.1 .c.:• .tpt·d to.:clhcr the
ncCl'SSary b u c k-and·a-quortcl'
which the lnthcr-brush fntcrni-
1)' dt•mand. hi• unl\ on£ thout~ht
in mind Got through a rapidly
01 poaslblel
Sllnkmr disputcdly anto u
glcommg n\.'OD and chrome gull·
lutlnL·, ht! ~nc.ountttl'6 the vlll'
odors oC disinfN;tant, ct c:.'t.lsotc and
"IWCf!t Uia ."
B~t lhlt. la mert•ly the opening the t·hnir with as much n ncJ"J!
as he would its electric
th1• final bdow foils. Th1s d
god of the razor strap's
sation runs sorncthmg ltkc
Juat a bail'eul? Ho·.v about
shampoo? ( ••• alter showing
:1 grease spot rubbed Crom
flool' nnd .1ppllcd libcmlly to
htur.) S::alp lonie? Halr resto
Something to cuzo that d
tiJlsf ( .•. IH t h1s telltne ,,n .
the otht'r patrons stn1 e nt
puor suy w1th n look usually
[Cn'cd Cor lcpenl.) Facial?
c:ure? Rubdown .•• ?
Howevet· lht• cu tomer dm· • h:JVl' to buy t'Vet")'lhtng tu ,1
hnvmg h111 thtoot ''Ut. h'lnttn
hu;t week, I got out or the b•u·l··
~hop Without excessive t'Xo•·•v
Mtlli,'IJVt.•r I walkccl out with
ljnOWh!dije that no unc WR!l an.N
ine ut my tt~trt•atmg bock. wns o
thRt 0
hi~ .,Uid
~ and, th
r thnn h
do>Wil l
got
(11(' lhllt'.
sN whJ
about 1
irtu
you k:
can s~
orn nnli
I( you l
l
the b
nt C>J"\
organ11
:c Moonl
iUOd l.eW.
SIPfl' he
fenttu
"f:r dnn
turing th
st('J' of Ai
m the
tenor rm
s)mph
gm& an u
ott hns
his bnn
Ius vnr•
arllvlla
ldCOC',\' 0
tht.· off
ol K
ty.
rt publll'
with nrt
trr.> nmy
coming
lie ho
1\'illcs
pur
dt.•pnrtm
tt'nta live
blrs nrt
Dr a
·awsL
[l n>nl~,,
ti!Qio n~
Educn t~
uon and 1j
,n ....... , E'n
Um1
aons of
"All the l
rtlnnd Civi
"Come
t \l,·n L
and Bi
Ellz.a
at the
has n
for the
this )
lllld J ()
gc1· of tl
will b~ r A tttscouta&·:d~minbltrollon
fi"otly had lO udll1U thnt tl1(:
prevaous policy d(jmrmslrntcd that
roughly 60 peret:nt of th~ studf!uts
(Ollflli\.Cntly omitted from the.,
total experience an nren which
Ute foculty kMw to be a bnJJe
P' r1 or educnllng o college stud·
C{lt Thr-y \\ere forced an to this No c:oordon brought us to thiF
college, nnd no coercion ts in
voh•td tn <1ur hcmg c>:po>ctcd to
m t oll of Ita requirements for
graduating as rnntur lndh•ldunl.a a.port•n: ••••· Oartb :PanAinl', rtoT4 c a m m t n •· OtmldJJle lf»ro", 0 b a r J • • 011arnq Aiat, Cacl:ltr1BI DIUeU&\.J', .Iaine
DrW Tom Pi•u•U .. J'ln1 •pohll, •4wta Doe4•, Wara•J' 8rttn'lliDI' , Plo A.nn :J'u)tlaa .
GlroalattoJl: anUJ SmUb,
AI SC..pi:IIDI OII.
OoiDDUU.tl . Obarl.. Otbb, Paul •ner. DoD B•adan oa; 8ponaa
Tom Jla.nleJ', AI 8C•pheiii OD, hot. l:;w•n the magt•zme stund
hos und(•t gunc o l'hnngc. Captain
Marvel, Superman und (ugh! I
cvvn Herper·s Basaar hnw• rc
plocctl the uld standbys a•pletc
with femmes rotnlcs. On my bill WDI a hh1fl'Ut1 .:>111••
shu~; ahml, monlcurc nnd
tache tr&rn ••• mouatachl! 111
Y•• ~,tnwda! I Just hopp~ncc.l
think. l'\'c ncvl'r worn .1 ll,
IOSP i~C live ,.,
int~n:s1
who nr
make.
Wes Durland Photo~a .pllv • Jack Trac;baal tache. I
:.IS
thot
e Unl
nwmg
tu.• lnnd
ry to
Ul'Z
the
on, IS
r the ..... ,._
~ an!\!ty
rt•{ort>
aids
llgn•cm~'l(
II stw
orne
uffai.n;
~pie h:n
Jgrt•ss
!I:OCt(l)
1'cntcd
Sl in P:U
Arab
rnntrihut
~ypl mu-
~Otn,
g
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at
unUy
? 1y, r~tbruuy 8. 1952
PIONEER LOC Pogo Thrt!o
Stubborn Clock Runs Backward . Bnckward. tut n buck word
1111u~ In thy flight ••. " Thus
the fntn(HIS quotuttCorl
I m t~ilzalJI'th Akers J\ lien,
Dr A. A Gwcnlng, phynlcs
tlrrll:nt lwrui, hnt> n «:luck
1 IS 111111 l' tllllll otll'ctit•n t.
wns only t ht• ol ht•r rncn'll·
thllt IJr .Gnwntng nrravt·d
h•s nl hcc 11 t 7 ·:10 In tlw rnor n
:mrl, thnt L!clnc n ltttle I'Ur·
r thon he wru; accustomed to,
dQWII t • '• •d for u while
Alltlr gaatng ttl hIS huok fro a
~1ctimc, Dr Crrocning looked
<ee what timl' It wn. ond
11bout to a·cturn lu hit> book
ht stopped, blanked on<-e or l\\il'£• nrul touk onothl',
lmsty look lit thul dock Yt , I
tl OlD sny 7 1 •• 1
Fo•· stv.-•t ol rninuto•!l he cCJn•
C:t ntratctl on the c-lock unlit he
\'.'(J (fUI1C tl\llt• lhnt tl WOJl I'CIII·
ly running hnckwor<la By 1l1e
time he W(ni to h1s lust clniS!I,
nt U:OO, lw wu :IIrcotly toying
with fome nt the P<•S$Unhtit:ll
lhta bnt•k"' nrd movt;>mcnt In
time offc•·cd.
ll ho Jived "by lht• chH•k
o, Gnwnang dcc&dcd he could
be " youthful llomQo ugnln rn
not so mnny yenrs nnd-hmmm
-he'd hove to stop it, of coun;c
before 1t went too far. Th~> acholnrly dtgnlflcd JJr <.Ira n·
lnJ: t'CIIniuly dldn t wont tn he
n bnbc·m orms nguln,
Ills rlludeno; \~ cr••n't gutng
to IIUHr•r tlthPr, lllllc• If Dr.
Gt(,){'nlng, lnatcn<l or going for
" nnl, \\ ,.,,. "' 1 ••II"' hi,; ltft•
bn~kwurds, hl• woulrl hnv•• to 1
tJasmltW ttll Itt !'Ins 11 b••for •
they even 'Jturtcd.
liuving a •dontlfic: mind, it
wn~n'l lung Lt•loll Dr Gn•cn
lnc wn bu lly ol work trytns:
to find out whnt caused thl•
clock to r volt.
Althounh on cJcctrlc Wt.!st
clr•x motlel, the cluck wn.11n't
.,lf-stnrttnll ond lll<:' only so-Iutton Dr Groening could thmk
or wu,. thnl lor ;om~ reo on or
oth• r tl1r• f'lel-1 lcH.) hnd non._,
ol! for ju111 CJ mt~mr nt ond Uw
two little \\hfl•l Wllh ~un
th.11 fit Into '-'OCh other <• ullcd
nrmuturcs) hnrln 1 qu1t •·om
piCICd lh••ir Itt I !Jlrl<'lfnc
C!ocka boing of uuc}t t1 dC'll·
rote nnlurc, Or. Gru nlng fill·
ur~• tlwt lhnn wns JU t t'nO tp.h
PI'\.'SSurc on Uu m•mo tur• ~ o
thnt, Wh••n till' ..:l~drlclly turl
cd ognln, lnsl~!nd of hlLtng ltlto
lhc next groove, thl.' COl! JUSt
went bock Into ttJI pl(•vlow
groovt nnd Uirled biJckwnrd I imple ftnt ln b r..c olt mt
chnnll nlly D1 Cro• ntng doL n't
'-vnl cur t • t tam •l ot th
m<~thl11Tllitil"nl chan 1.' of It
huppc_nlng b • nc:cld• nt He's
n( Vt. t t. rd ot Dnythmg Ilk
11 111 h a~~ lit c: m d f rl'ul y ruJ O}ll
ht· tlf•Uht U he ever win n.: dn
Dr. Crooning, I~ furtht:r ~'IC
p Qnng lht' aa~lt:nt1!ic po lbllt
tle ,, svr.h n phenomenon,
I work~>d ouL ·• neat l1Ltlc puuk
whlch nt t1 t. hod m1r1t. .. r hi
tudcnt tuml}t;d.
.. Ho" mony urn ," Or
Grocn1ng wond\'n;, '"would t.h('
bnck-.\ ord ciO<'k uc:tu lly b.
l('JIIn" Uu-· COrr• I lim of d1
ce Band Leader Elliott
,irtually "Master of Arts' Whfl~: this wnuld h• n fo1rly durmg o period of 2-1 hou 1'"
Speech Section Added Former Political Science Instructor .. or the b(.'llcfit or tho.,( \~ ho
llh Ctt•d PCI!Ch G nnd could not Finds Living in Greece Expensive
c••t Into clthl!r or the 0 o'clock Livln.: tn Cr~.:c<.'C is ..:xpcnstvt• control pt-ogrnm H1 "'ork en·
you know any one Jl<!tSon come n commcrc1ul al"llllt, n!tt• :scctwns n new !Welton in prncticul --300 wmcs hagher thnn In ltlliB.I tutl fomlUlnUng rotlonang poh· Can 6""'", plo"'• dt11W, toot 'urther tudv at Los .~\ngC'Ies art bli k 1 b h d I · M c f ~ It l'h 1 '·--1 d
'""' J "' pu ~ :;pen Jng las ''''" sc e -acoordml! lu Hob rt ,. oy, or-r!ICS. l'ORIIU lng w • nuur 1 n
n and wave 8
bnton7 \"()u Cl•nh 1
uled rnr 10 il'ch>ck Mc.ndo,•. Wed· ml!r LC tnstruclor In poltllcnl cl-P-I'S nml mokm f1• ld lrtp to
tl you know un 18·ycur·old I \mng the summers !-;thou Pnc•·. now SUlhuncd In Atht:nsl check !ht: pro~,trnm w ouLh•mg l•nm .. d F'l'tttak r:lllott, h ' w l'J hi• comm~rct" ol ort \\•ht'l•• ncsdoy tmd Jo'rttiU)' In Speech Arts
' .. " ~ with the M11tuul S• curit)' u •cn<.y llr('li • the h~ginnmg uC his ~~·ntnr working fol' the BI}J't .l llnrrls 25 The n<•w •·ctlon will contmuto (surtcsa<>r to F.C,\ 1. u s nul, u~. d nt first prlmunly
nt Gr.111t high st'lmol, El· nnd Associate 6 Advcrtismg II cn(lugh 1Hud• nt.c; <!ntoll by JIQXl Mc:Coy rPpOr u; in n ltttt r to tht.> (l)r n hd ocLIVIUt: , .IS now Ao! In~
organiz(·d Ius own bnnd, _n_g_cn_c...;y;.... ____________ w.:..c:.''.:..'k.:... ___________ rocully thnt !lmnll r..:ntola or" tnto nltlllnry obJectives, McC .. y
Moonhghtct·s," who hnvo.! SISO 0 munth. conlt $53 0 ton ami rcporttd. Bud not th..: Amt:'n<:'tm
'''''\II'IJ !iU('l't'SS us n dtmr·c hnncl 0 1>J. l' / l' . ..J By Nancy Mlller ull publtc "flrVIC• comptct• h ,lJd b• n ovaaltth'c, GJt:ccc would
und Portlnncl f'\'CI' lliiiCC, on I n ,,e ~ ()C/(l ~ lue 4nd Coroldine Sprou owrtaxed by crowded condltluns I hove bc~:omc [I Sovu.•t s.nl lltt.c
1
uniJ Lewis nnd Clark e5pt'ctnl In lhl' cnpatnl clly. wh('l'C lht• pop-hv• yeont ago. ln the• mcnntimc,
~mcc he nnd hi~ bond hn\·~ I In f 0 r mal parties H 0 n 0 r ulotlon hno; lncreo cd from 400.-he ob "rved. t.hr commum
n rcnturcd nttl'tlcttons ot mon) 000 bcJorc the wnr lu n mlllton oiiNatntc:d lhcar nrfcctt na Wt '1 Composer Rudolph Ganz ond n holt no\o. the Cneks b)· p:intcJpotmg In th :cg£' dunces.
uung the wtek, Elhott, ''Thl
tcr or Arts," plny.s tbc c:lnrt·
m the college orchP tru and
tenor nnd nllo sn ·ophont>s in
symphonic band, hesidt•s
m the Men's Glee club.
~ccnu!;c he lt\'Cs in Port lnnd,
t hns been uhle ttl conllnuc
Ius band Jobs b••stde dt•vot-
hls vaned tnlcnls to Ms cnm
l• nc:lw ttes, whach mcludc tht.e
'lldt~nc,y nf the snphnmoro clnss
lht' ofhcc of MJCICII romm1!!
of Kappa Phi Alph[t rm-1;1 n JUb h~ describi u~ nllo wnrlnr..:
Mwic:lan Honored mterestang ond rrwtt nttng." Me He bclitves that Cree~ nc~ d
Rudolph C'-m , pinn~t·composcr.conductor, hns lx!cn entertained
at several mformnl gntht'rmgs durmg hts thrce-dny stny on cumpus. Coy IIUPCJVI eli lht= consumH nd 'l'Onnmic controlr. rt form of I
of lhl' food rnt.tonlnc ond prtct! lax structure to u nnsl r the t
An mformol rt.>c•-ption wns g1vcn m honor Qf Mr. Gnnz by Mu Pht T S d S 1 ·
Epstlon following hiS Wednesday night concert m lhc Drawmg room I hree tu ent 0 OlSIS
of Palatmt • Manor, H d C C I
!..nst cv.:mng, Mr. Gnnz wns tt guest nt u dinner given at Palo-ea ampUS OfiCer
tint! 1\lnnnt by Dr. and Mrs. John Slnrk E\·ons, college music dtrcctor. Th•' college orche tro. Dur11i burden to th• wcnltho,; who n • v
J'O!t' proctu;olly no tnxt nnd n
, nd to the ' lrt.'mcndoU! l'X'POrt or
c,Jpttol' by mvl~tme nts out:rtde
the cnunl!J
• • • Su·po conducung, races o bu ) College Choir Begins
Proud Parents • ·wo dny conci!rt .. chedut~ n XI R h I f 'R . ,
A daughtt>r, D~nb(', \\.1& l}nrn lu Mrs. Lt•onid Ennri, Wife oC Dr, Week end. I e earsa 0 equtem
F.nnri, profcSSt'lr o{ ~hcrni!\lry, Jnnuury :.!:i. nt i'~mnnucl hospatal. Tht.s Th~'Y Will Lc h~>• .. d ot Cinrl, An open n:heru~al f.lf acrll 19 thc'1r S"l'ond child. I.Tunior cc•11egc m \'nncnU\'t•J on
• I " 1 S ·R~>qLH~m'" wJU b • h~.:ld b) th t publicity is nlso n SPt:CIQ • Club Nows Fchr ua .Y 15 The follvv. mg un-h
b " ill colll'gc ehotr und~r the d1rect n With nrt m.,jor IWaott, w of· Cupad will lnv nsid'" h1s bow and arrow Volcnune eve, 1<\:bruruj ' doy nltcrnoon, Ft u Jj" 1 '• "' or 1. St.onl~ Glnrurn at CuP<•lnnd
ten; moy he cen announcing 14, nnd JOin in the Jun when members of Colttec·vn gather for an on· hnd lhc group pctfm mlng hut Mt:omorlnl chapel Thu J.f ) t
. coming campus event. Rc· nual danncr ot tht! hom~ ur Mtss Ruth Chandg_ro•n, ndvir.:••r. nt the college gymn um lit a·30 12 30 p.m 0\!Cot Jon I Lhl' b.
tly ,..c hos lnkcn the Job nf co· The menu for t.he cvemng anc.ludes chicken n In king, pens, cnr-P m. \\il.'l'ldy rnu
1c hour.
imlnn of thc urt depaalmt nl rot and celt•ry st•cks. cofCee nnd o surprille d~.:ssc_rt which lli to be Snprnno Bonnie Nc\\ bu h PI Tht~ r~hlaa J 1$ • prcplrnt '
ucs t~mrnltt••c. Thc-com-
1 pn: parl>d b) ,\!iss Chandgrcn. oniSl Edath KtlbuC'k and \1 Jlln· for ptrlormnnl"- fJf lh Berh
's purpo c Is to promot~' Ench member or th .. group will invite n cucsl who moy be in-• t Clntrt• Hodgkms \\til b\.! ••
.. :ompoo;tlum \\ 1th the Portlorul drpatlmcnt by such mcnn lll""st-.... in 301·nang Colhl'con. Lt;~ an the campus concert.
" ,_..... J Sj rnphon} \l (;ltt tro on Mon- ttntntl\'t.' rt•·dc~orn lton of th..: Bonnie will sing the rm
31 bic ort gnllcry, Elltott soy • • • Sut. T1tonio" from Tnom
• ~iona ll~·. he wtshcs to be- The Lcwi:s nnd Clnrk Mothers" club will hnvc thcir month!) 1 oprrn "Mignon. " and Edath \\111
luncheon m('ctmg on Mondny, February II, at 12:30 p.m. nt W<'st-be fcuturl'Cl In two mov'tnCnl
mmsh•r Presb) terian church. "fhc lundwon theme will be for Val· from Choptn' E Mtnor ptono t:On· Drama Conference
aws Local Delegation
dr:unn dl.pnrlment hns s~nt
dcl<'gutton to the· N(ulhwcsl
<:llnlcrcncc whtl'h openeJ
Eu.-l'Ot.' ycstuduy with tltc
\'l rsi 1y or 01 cgvn nc 1 inK as
c<mfcrt•ncc wtll nls<t Sl'rVt'
tt~(llona l meet of lhl' Anwr
Educntinnol Theakt llS!>O•
n nnd tho_ National Theater
E'nterl!ilnmcnt pltmnL'II
Univcrstty Lhcatt!r pa·o·
lons ut "Pctttcoat F'r·vc1'"
"All the Ktng's Men" and the
rtl11nd Civtc thentct productton
"Come Bnl·k, Little Shebn"
two I.C students, Scott
nod Bill Owen, in the cnat.
Ehzabcth Davis Gardiner,
of the LC drama depart
' h:u; udd1 CSSl'd the confer
for the past tw(l Y' nrs, <~I·
thlt1 p•aa she will mt>11 1~·
p;u ticipunt. -
Here Monday cnlane's dny. certo
Colorc.>d slides of Uw Europcnn tour or Dr. und Mrs Mcn•le Moore V10hnl!t Hodgkins \1; til
wsll b1• shown by Mrs. Moore. h~:nrd In un tnc1dcntnl :solo
Entertainment wall b<' pruvJdl'Ci by Mrs. ,\, M. Sktnner who wall S\'cnson's "Zornhnydn."
sane n sch."Ctao n of folk songs. . Rcmomdcr o! lh•• program con-
Choirmnn for the mel•ting is Mra Rudolph Ernst nsststcd by ~15:ts of c:ompo!;ltJons by Bruhm
Mrs. Harry Cqckrum, Mrs. Willtom Hnndy, l\trs. Hugh Skinner, M•-s.j Von Weber ond the contcmpor-1
Thomas McCikhrist, Mrs. Curl Hl'ins, Mrs. Don Feuz, Mrs. Huroldl ory .'\mea icnn compc,scr A.trQ
Cudwl'll, Mrs. c. F. \',.zcnJkl, Mrs. A. C. KnouGs and Mrs. \V. R Cup land.
Singlt.!tnry. ------~-
• •
An opl•n meeting o! Pep club wtll be hr.ld fl)r thusl! W•lmen
who signed up {or membcJ'3hip next Tucsdny noon, February 1:!, m 1
Salem Church Leader
Scheduled for Chapel the Joung•· ol Akin hall. .
Women ar asked l.o bring lhcir lunch nnd l'Ukcs wtll bt~ crvl'd, kYour Allcr.;ctr' \\Ill be lht
nnnounccd Clara Rummell, president. topJc of the Rc''· Dudlt.:y ~ttrun . . . I l! tht' Fust ChrlSUun church ol
Dt·. A. A. Groening, ph,}·:~ 1c:s depnrtment ht•ad, will l~ad a discus-&lkm 1n hla ru·51 a~peDr<lOC't: nt
· '"0 enm Tools fur R-.:$~arch" at the sci••nco' club m~.;ctlng I.C at lht! Fcbruar> 14 clt:~pcl.
6ton on r •• 'l 8 .,0 The Revl'J'Cnd Strnm hns been T11t-·sdnv Fcbrulla'\" 1. 1-:30 p.m. 10 -• C i .• h
• ' • with the First , hrtsl nn <''"'tun-
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cvmmg F~bruary H to du;cuss "The Most. Un~urg..t!ablc Pcr~un l Almu F~m 11, sophomor<>, wnt
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ln n c~r{•mL•ny lwltl Monduy t·vcnin~. Jn~u :u-y 2H, at Palntmt!
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, nnd ronct•rt. • • • Pag F'ouT PIONEER LOC Friday, February 8,
au ers res
Hoopslers Squeek by Games;
Top 'Cats' 60-571 Pacific 50-48
Amid cheers nnd Juers. tht
Jc G\IC~lcndlllg Piont.-crs. lookmg
like an~ thing but the chomps
th{!~ nre, squc~t.'Cl b.) two more
confcrenc~: oppon nts IO.SL " ck~
Lnd.
Lockmc the rmcsse and
th, t has ''em them so mnny
gam~ U:wis nnd Clnrk hnd to
de)lcnd nlmost enttrcl~ nn su
JKnor foul-shooung l(l nose out
PLlcdlc 60-57 nnd L.mf1eld !i0-48
Frtday's entcoun ter ot PllcifJc
"n n thrill r lrom the \ Clj' be· Varsity Veteran I Judo Class Offers
New Hold on Life
\ 1 'ou t 1 d '' bl tnt: hen t up
bullied, both~rccl, be\\'Udc.rl"' d nnd
bewitched by your girl frwnd"
Then crnwl, wnlk. run or hop
dO\\n to the centtnl YMCA, whln
<'lnS£t-S in judo ore being held
ever\' Saturdnv but wt•en thP • • hours or 12:30 nnd 2 p.m.
P1onc1!r Korean vet Don Littlc
~•eld wall be on hnnd to as. 1st
along wath two of the rorcmost
c;o.;pc1 ts in Amuicn.
Het 's a good opportumt.\' to
pick up n f~w ne\\' holds.
r r n a n n a n #wwu awuw~
• f)Ort es zon
mang \\ 1th LC hoJdjng n slim . = =By= To~ 0~011:_ = _I
lcnu until tht> Bod crs tiPd 1t up _ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ _ _ a u u w u a u a
nt 52 oll "tth onl) SC\ en seconds Aft r watching the Pionccn
f pl.nymg lime temammg. Cnp· "C::raJX! by ''~ o n1ori.' opponents
uun F.d Re1d's Hfth pc:~onnl at lnst "cckcnd on the bnsl of thetr
t pomt 3' i.' PaC'ahc 3 chnnct' remarkable roul-.. hootms a\•er
to cool the game but fre hmnn nge, 1 couldn't ht'lp from wonder-Ed Z u r f I u e h 's chnrll) 1oss
bt unced orr the rim. nabhng the mg who or ''hat was rcsponsJblt.•
Orange nnd Block to gain the de- . ~~~c~~!n~~~~~~o fo':a.th~i~~1~0~1i~:{;;~in!ou nd dis·
CJSJon m the ;>-mmutc overtime
C • F h elosod that the Orl!Dgo ~nd Black
pt"srl~roav ntsht on the tbcnt ODSISienl ros havo been shooting thoir charity
... ~ throws one-handed (a moro n.l
11 r, the Pioneers hod to over-Drop Another Pair tural way than tho old tandard
come an t:lght-point dehclt at the - orthodox underhandod toss) ever
hnlf to :>ubdut: 8 scmppy Lmhcld Suflerin& lh•·ir SIXth nnd Sl'V· sineo head ba£kotbaU coach El·
ere\\ 10 l~C fannt mmutes. cnth t;trnighl d r ats. the LC ft'(•Sh don Fix urived. With tho eddl· League Leaders
Post Easy ins
By Tom O'Doy
Jl'ort Dclleo~
Aftcl' Tucs<l:ty's 56-:i2 slaughtel' of the powerful
team, th\! McAfee Maulcrs loom :1s the team to beat in thE
dependent 'mur~ l league.
The Mauler.s dumped 111 10 points befurc a very
bewilder<'d and surprised Frosh quint could get its be
Mural Leader
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DOUG DAY
. . ' drivo, drive. drivo nt ·hl 1110rtc.r.
Doug Chalmen dunked a
throw at tho bogtnning ot
&ocond portod and U b qaa
look as if the Froab had hll
trade. At lhia point in the
gle. 14 ading intramur al
Doug Ooy started Jo pour in
I 0 d .. c:ounh.m;, ay, rtvutg J
the key, hh awo field golll£
three chcaiJy tO'l!les to put
Maulers out in front for ao.M
W1th AI Akms c~tl'lntng
(>(lints, tlw f'nculty ~uad trou~
3 rngg~,·d FTA tcnm 52-38
Fr1day. Only Bob Ta) lor'
pomt suprcml! r>c.rformance
the gnme !t liiTI tuming lnt
mnssacrc.
Crcok leaden Kappa and
mo. completely dominated
huple:>s opponent s .u they
ed to oaay wins laat week.
body hit in tho 37·9 Kappa
'ory over tho Alphas, who
nble to connoct for only one
•i3nificant free Uuo w 10 the The Waldcats. oul to nvcng~ I bowro to the Pac1f1c ycnrhngs, lion of AI Akins to the c:03chmg
t\\O earlier los.st'S to LC~ \H:re 54-'15, lnsl Fndoy nnd to Lmfwld's staff this year thoy gaanod an·
opecullly siJ'Qng under the boords hrsl )'l•&r men 62-52 Suturdny. othor playor who realius th.,
''here 'Cal' center Ted McKee 'l'hls wns tht: PIOnt:crs• second tremendous value of free-throws
rorr.lllcd 22 rebounds tor whnt loss to the PU bovs nnd their in a c1oao game. Independents Top I
~ uld be o nc\\ confcrenoc record third dclc"t by the WJidkittQn$. ' .. Pnttt•nt Akms. :m ex-pro bas·
McKee also canned IX pomt.s bL'-With thitl record the men ketball nnd iootball player, hn!S I M } s • elf.
S1gma tossed in 16 cnun
he first holf to coltSl to n
~·in ovvr Jasl plncc Bcln.
:.md puccd till' wmnc1s
hl points. fore he look the long ~ip to the cooched by Warren Smtth should spent many long tiresome hours n ura COfJfig
ho\\ rs. be enS) prly Friday nnd Sntur-trying to get soml.' of the squad I
Fouls hurt Lmfield's btd for nn-dny when they meet lhe undefc<Jt- members bad habits corrected. Ex-l..mcoln high stnr Doug Day
thcr upsc.t l1ke then earlier win l'<i Wlllamclle Ydlrlmgs. ln thl•lr . ~ h h h 1 Col paced nll inlrnmural score.rs lr
O\ t:r Willom tte. BUiy Andel$0n, fust ~:ncountcr wjth the Orange Noh 1 81 1 e ap ess • (l&mt:>s through February 5, Wnr
b1gh potnt mnn "tth 16, nnd Ad and Block, the Bcarkitt.cns ran I lege 0~ Idaho :eam d.roppvd two rcn Smtth, m~:n's murnl director. Lineupt :
Kappa (37)
Rut bmon \\ere \Vh1sllcd out of wald, trompmg to a 'i3-15 victor moro conteah IIUIJ Fnday and rl!v~aled ttlday.
Ute gnmc lntt' m i.h•' fourth qunr- PorUnnd's lrosh. Tuesday's op Saturday. _Tho Coyotes who ~avo Da.Y, perlormtng now for Me Harcourt C6l F !4)
Antis (7) F \1) llo>rrr
t r nlong \\lth McKee. poncnts, holds n strong odvnntngl yet to w'n 11 confer_eoce game. Afee, had to scor~ 16 points Tucs~
Q\'cr the Smlthmcn. In Uwir last seem to h~e had a httle lroublo day to sLiiy nhcad ol second place
meeting. the young Ptlots racked keoplDg lhoa.r hands off of Whit-Faculty stalwart AI Akins who McGrath (4) C (0)
Stevens CR) G (0)
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the Pnlatino boys 79-50.. ma~ •. thelr l~est eonqu~ror. . I broke loose for 23 counters lnst
Hank Sampier conhnuea to SIX of thet ~ nt ~1
· ' .. 0.ul· Friday against FrA. Akms' 23 Substatutcs for Kappa: E
(0), Pt!tCr!l (5), Cnuthorntl
Bcrtulctt (3); for Alpha: Bll
I 1) Lnni'C ( 1 ), Pl"octor C2). Jcad the frosh tn scoring. The ed out ~he :first mght fo.rcmg point~ stands as the high single
Junky forward ndd1..>d 31 points to Coach Nu:k Wt'ddle to send a gnml:' effort for the tournnmcnt.
hts season's total over the week- hurdr;<J call to Caldwell for help. Lcad:ng rcor(!J'S: McAfee (56) (32)
end Ul run has total to 253. Help m the form of Jnck Kcnnc-Player, Te:un 0 Samp and Ross of Pacific tied vlck arnvt..od In time to foul out J)ay, Ko..a.~•.t.,
2 ~ . h h 1\.ltl,Da, P11o .... ., Cor high honors at Pnc.afic, bot.h wath t 1 "e olhl:'r team motes l c Ounnilll'h"m, PTgah 2
connceung for 17. The fvllowing next nigbl. Two mates with foUl ::;::!,· ::: ~ C • ) • m (4) F (0)
ro PT Pr TP Bertram (4J F (10)
~~ ~ : g~ Lnngballu C 15) C __
10 o s :~e Day (16) _c
1
~ ~ i ~ Bolstad (3) -G ; ~ g ~= Substitutes !or McAfee: mcht. Hat2e1l of Unfteld walked fouls each were waiting to fol-~ '1'1'4.m•a. &JirlD& 2
. • r.~:~lW.IIl, •oAt •• 1 oil wtth scormg laurl!.ls w1th 16. low them to the bench as the 11. uon, J)ett 1 Ore. 308-324 Samp1er was one buckel behind final gun sounded. Sounds like I ~"t:~: ~::~~~ :
.. _____________ _,wJth H. n cnsc of foul plo,v. ooolr, rr~,.h :z G -t 3 H C2), Stl!•:h• (0). Dodson CO).
~ ~ : ~! 00), Bulllih (2); for Frosh:
5 4 2 H
1 son (0), Ccor,gnhyus (2), - Independent Croek 2-0 ton (1 ),
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Sigma 2·0 Sigma (24) (13)
~ frosh 1·1 Lnmbdn l-0 Lund C8) _F (0) Ho~
Faculty 1 1
-Mt:>fit.s _ 0·1 Ddts 0-1, Davis (2) _F (2) Wac
Beta Jl-2 Nelson COl C (0)
F"TA 0 2 Alpha 1. 0·2 Tydman (6) G (0)
Mural Skeds
Friday's Schedule
3.30 -Dull. v Lnm"'odn:
cats vs. Misfit
Tuesday 's Schedule
12:05-Delts v , Alpha; Sinn (4) G _ (5) Hnrn·b~
Substitutes for Sigmn: H
(3), Vnn Fh:et (IJ, F.:nglish !0);
At:·" Thien (6), Chan tO).
Faculty (52) (38)
Pole-Smnh C2J F C4l Shc:ppl
Gl!rber (Jl) _ F
Akins (23> C
Pole-Bat .ch (lot) G
Godda.rd t2) G . (1l
(17)
(5)
( 11) •••.• en\! v• FTA.
3 30 Kappd
Vl Fro h. v:.,. Bl:'la; Faculty Sub t1tutcs !or Faculty:
.on (0): for Jo'TA: Otto (0).
Servas Leads Individual Point R
G F'GA FG FTA FT RB A PF
Servu JO 100 48 Gl 43 176 15 21
Rold 10 104 44 3~ 25 95 22 17
Jackson 10 71 19 44 33 14 24 39
Paulson -10 72 25 26 20 12 32 24
ScbJ'oeder -10 57 26 18 9 33 11 16
Crovo 10 61 22 27 17 67 8 23
FoU1 JO 76 23 31 IS 94 s 31
Kraua 9 43 14 8 6 8 11 14
Ra.smuuen 9 50 13 9 6 52 3 16
Wahl 10 48 10 3 0 15 15 16
Hudson 7 6 3 1 0 12 1 6
Stein 1 ~ 1 0 0 0 0 0
Hyde ~ 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 I
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