Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 10, Number 18
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1952-02-01
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nr. r.;, rlcJ)cntllng uphn thl.' L d -
•nb 1 of frUlt:llliii'R, Whtt'h I' •• an scape alercolor ... ln\'ltntlons to hnn. • Wl•l'rc
,'·",~~''"~·~.~~:·;.;~~~.,:~~~I To Demonstrate Stvle Tod Oil tea for tho ruah dlnncrs will ~
onnoum t d In ncx l Wt!('k'
\\'tllrtrd (" Johnson, n{rl(•d Wnt-,'()0 the C£tmpus and tht• RfiPCCiriiJI('{' I Tho mnln SUbJ{•t:l or lht• poant
un olor orth;l, will be on cnmpus "' nrtiRts ltk( Jc•hnscm wuuJd en• t.>r's lecture wilt he prpblcm I
Wih; todlt\' to leuturc nnd de•monstrnt t·ourog~ it. wulercolor puintJng
wotl•rcolor pnmtmg .
........ or Roll Lists Johnson has cxhtbllcd Ill I
ouinungs In tht: lntcrnnt:Qnn . xty -six Stu. dents Wllli!rc(llor uxhib!Uon ot thr
Hnntlr roll tuden~ for fttlll .Art m~thut(•, nnd [n ,. rlou
I r 1951 wt•ro announcrd shows an other cities. mt I· h o I \\I ('k by lhc rcglstror's of. Stnca o Clllnct to rogon 111
The 61) students mnlntnined Hl<f8 hl' hns shown hthogruph:
G p A of 3 5 or better while and wutcl'color prtlntmgs an CJ>:hl·
nyanc ll rnmhnum or 15 crech ~rt1on~: nt the Porllnnd ort mu
Jnm~ Annnln, Patsy Annnln scum. lit.• has olso given one mnn
"'huws nt Snlern and clllewhcrc an
th1 sl 111 ll> Aya <''l, Dolores Bnm;, n \lUI
air, Susnn Brown, Katttlt•cn
ruwnlow. Rt•br.rt Buct•rmnm l " Tho foroated rnounuun c<>untry
ld •hll i>' the !lUbJcCt lm uses
mule Cnrlor l<, Douglas Chat-frt't'}lwn tly tn Ius pnintmgs. U~
, B:nbum Cutes, Patr il'IU I hu" hod ample tlmf! .to stud~
~well, Althut· EuMwood, Putu. thm rountry \~rule wurkmc m lhl'
rvo•.r, ,\tnry E'lh.•l'hy, Suslt• F.m-IOII'Sll 'Y SVI VIC'C!. whth.• tnkuw
311s, Dnnold English, Knthl('(m suppl:mentnry lcS!Ion~ m orl 1md
YDn!>on, Jnrqut•linc Glibl'l'l, Ann workmg as u profc~stnnlll nrt1st
.. nnntng, John Grimstt•d, Vern 1 • Dur1ng tht• wnr he wus h CIVil·
ton dtrcctor of cumoufloRe Wtlh
the army an Aluskn ond Cunodn
The \\ utcrrolonst as now em
ployed :~s an nrtist w1 th tht•
Bonne\'tlle power ns.~ocinuon. • RABBI RAPHAEL H.. LEVINE
H \\'Wl ~:en rol chnlrm n or
hi' W43 St>nttl nnd K1nc county
'inlute to Youth month prugrnm
P mr to has llPJ>4'tntmcnt to tht'
1\~mplt: de: Hirsch tn Ul40. Rnbba
I L• \'Ill wo.s WL"llctntc Rnbbl ut the
· 'fl!ill llbcrnl J. wl8h S)'nngo,~,tut an
Loudon "h1ch "ru; htt in Ger-
mnn nlr nud 10 1940
I Hasty Hearf Play
To Open Thursday
Hnw dour Scotchmnn. who 1
doomnd to die. 11UJKC fr1cndJ fur
the fust time lll hlS lafr: lS ll\1:'
tor} hnc of John Patrac.k's "'The
H I l\' Hr:nrt." n Pt'OJt:Cl or the
pin) production class of Constancr
Roth Folts. wh1ch wtll b pre-~farthn Hainline. Helen Hun
Hugh Harcourt, Robert
Dolores llcs~·ock. Joyce
Is, Mary Johnson, Erhth Ktl
~k. Do1 oth,\' Leonar-d , LollJs
ree, Joyce Muhon, Betty M~
Snlly McBride. Mnrian MC'
Dolores Mcnstell, R1chard
~ller, Dawn Ma~cnhi mcr, Stan Bet nard Hinshaw, head nC the
nrt dcpnrhnent, stud very little
of this type or paintang r.s dont nh'd 1n th•• c.1mpus th l •r WILLARD c.. JOHNSON , noted watercolor arhat, at work in I nt 8 30 P m. F<:bruQI) 28 and
29 hil 1audio. Ho will domonsb'alo his Jechruquo to lnterosted studonbl Bill Tre\•O.r will hnH the role
Mitchell, l.nutt•Hn Mren Marilee Crawford Wins
Intercollegiate Contest at 3:30 in Azt-10 today. of Lochac Mcl..o'ichlcn. tht: doom-
Olanw, W111ium O::;ter
Kenneth Owcru1.
Paul, Thomas Ptennctt.
Rrdcout, Dorothy Rnbin·
, CJnra bell~.: Ross. Hobert Rnss,
Jlis Sahlin, Cnrole Stuns
llnbl'lh Sm·g,•nl, Margart•t Shut
ltt)y Sh••nror, J:tmcs Sun
William Springl.'t•, Robt•tl
• Onvad Thn.\ ~·r. Hugh Trut·
Prtscrlln West, Cowl WilcoJx,
Wllhcunson, G ludys \\'inn
l:lnlfl \\'ton. Bt•lly Yuw. MatJit:l.o C1 olWford, .;ophomm -.,
won the Stutl• Peace Orntoracal
cont~st :;ponsor('d bY tht lntc.-r·
colh.•gtn h.' Forsenlc nssol'it~lton nl
Oaegun February 12.
The contc. l, in which sever>
sdlOol... 1'0mpclcd W:IS held nl
Wtlhamt'tlc unh·~·rstty .Salem.
A tapl! 'ecordlng uf Marilel'':l
"Pccch will bt• sent to the rcsion
ol umtc.st. Donation of $12,000 Eases
College Operating Budget
t\ ~Ill or $12,000 from th1.1 Huurd l .\l pr c:cnt l.owia nntl Clurk ls
l•f ChnstiRn Educ!lhon of thl· Cnced With lht: problem uf Ill
. · rn1stn.c $50,000 by ttummt•r m or-Prcsbytcrlnn church was rt·c •'1\'cd der lo kct:p the butldms fund an
lhts Wl.'ek bv tht coll1.1ge, an-good order lllld (2) Ondln~ $50,
nC!unccd P10. idl•nl Mmgan S. 000 to hrJp tlhSC •ummer tJP•lrn·
Odell in an mlt•n icw Tuesday uon t'OSlS.
''1'his a educes the amount of
money nccdt•d to bahmcc the gcn-V } T k d W III Fl S Anew crat opcrolmg budce~. " he ex-LC o unteers a e or ar aiDe plaincd. ··to nbout $1~:ooo to be Poll to Aid TB Society uuscd by June 30, 1115-. On Jul.) 'Ll.llle Egypl' Oral Struggle l. lOSJ.,thc rt•quircd amount W:l \'oluntN'rs from the SOCIOlogy I $U7,000 dt•pnrlmcnt'.s Urban &ocl ty cl \\ ••n• unnnunced this
!el; Cor n !ull·scnh! urntoricnl
lc on lh1• toptc of F.gypt be·
H•n Muhrtmmcd Uzrt, 1 cprc
thc Ncur Enst nnd II. 0
Hull, fipl'aking fur the Umtctl cusston with the hope thol some The check represents the ~·m· will conduct n pubUl' lnfnrmntaon
oo•~.:• m(·nt mar be nwchl'd . I plelton fur 1!151 uf the Board's I n th k to nl •
.. h · h 1 pou. asto1 t~ng IS ''Cc • t• ''I'll do my best:· Cappt:!r-Jo n· $11,500 commitment th t •' <'O •
son rornm<'ntl'd, "but both Bull lege. Ocs1gnntetl gilts fwm mtcr· the Or~.:gon Tubc.1 culotHS ond
nnd Uzn mnintnin nn unctmcillu· l.'Stc.:d Owgon r r" s by l .:> r 1 o 11 Health ossocintaon m c\'Oluotlng
ton• nttJIUdl'." chut'<'ht 5 nnt.l bt>nevolt•O(:I! oCCcr- I he cHeell\'( nCJS o( the OTHA
irighli(lhts of the pa!ll pitchc•d mgs oonatllutc this fund. publtc l'<lucntl•ln pro~:rnm
bottles havt' bc<•n Uzd's stau.nrh "lll "'dditlun to Lh1s Sl4.500,"
h I 1 t d .. Htllon 0. Hcdrtck, ht•nlth cdu· definite dutc hn11 b .. cn f:t'l. clnim I hut Britain na '' 1~ ll '' Dr. Qd.,ll commcnh:d, ''lhl't•• \\'fiS
c:ombnlrmt hos bnrrngt•d eva•t·y I reuty mndl· \vlth Eg\'pt n spct·r.ll Hlfl from tlw churoh lnst l.'alion Ci:•nsultant, nnd llcrbclt
otlu•r'n lwn\'aly nrm•·d {tll'llfl- uud lhnl ahc nhould h!"'c vacut-apr·mg 11 l•rncrt~cncy o•tl to Pr~s· G. Adnm.'l, Tn ~\'l'tcly ~;t.lllstklnn.
Ill Ill!' l"tllumru; or the r}d llll' cnunlry nccordmg tu the b\'tennn C.'UIIC"t'S lhul IIUHl•r,•d 1\ wall $~1PI"f\'ISC llr i\ 18 llldcnt \'Ill·
during lit•! IJ.l'll 1 hn•c wt•t'I<S. tn3tl tn nty IC)S.Il of \!1\r<lllmt•nl.'' untcl'rs
IChiht>tads mod,-. \\'1'1"0 repul l'd Bull_'• robuUal hlll boon lo en~ "Th•• cle!ltre n{ lhc Aonrd.'' he When lh" prlll I complch·d In
~Irons d<'nunclntion s hom the lutlclllaon to the hlght r ! t.•ndnr pointed out "IS to incr\•nsc the c u •
enl ur }1\'Jnlf nnd gcnt'rul ecnnomtc. 1·1 bl 11 4_. Pr .\pnl Hcdtu ~k ond Aclnms \\til • • • 1 amount HVO 11 c tu tc o I nn attempt to arbltl'nl c th•• socinl und lX>!Illenl ampa'OVcml'n 8 bvtcrmn·r•..,lntcd rollcgcs 111 $:!0,-•'Vtlluote nod mokc n reporl on
Dr. Krerlin (;upp(•r-John mnd•• whale ~j!ypt hus UP en un.dlr 000 ,1r $2..'i,OOO nnnunlly •· the 1 ~Its.
moy Up<lr\'hH. "l tht• Opt•n diS• lht: tm.stecship or Grcul Btltntn ed Scotchman. v.: nb Dmno .Mur
phy plnym Mnrgru.. •• the nunse
he fulls m lm: t. "tt.h The thu-d
l~ndmg role {:Oes \o Don Hln ,
Rll MYnnk," 0 Ccllow patuml or
l.oaf'hl<l' In nn •rmy hosp1\ol 1n
smrthco t r\ •·•
Other cut members include
Stun HnmeJ, Dick Mct{!s. Bill Ow
en. l.>on Engl.l$h and Jtack Grtm
stcd The oriCUllll SCI tpt \nil for
o full-bln\\'n Besuto wnmor,
''Blossom," but stnct! such n type
WM not \'OIIDble an CDm..PW. R. L.
Tobar \\all tnlro lhc pnrt
The smgle cctung of 01 b~m
boo ho prtnl ward wns dcSJgncd
by Do,;~ Tna1 c.r nnd Mc1g~ nnd
executed by Do.roth~ Yc~c.rski nnd
thl' stngc.'ttnf\ class. Lighltng IS
bv Jcnn Beebe, \\·tth English nnd ~
Verne ChrlS\cnsen scr\·utg us
technu~al ere\\ Ruth RobulS(In is
hnndhns prop
The bop~·tor authcnuc Scotch
and F'.n_ghsh occcnts or mil-l nC
the cnJl will bt! the Tesult of oonch
mg by £sthcr Hnrcourt nf the
dromo dl•p.lrtmcnt nnd WIIUrun
Mnnsfit•ld Hlll, art lnstruct~w.
IIIII filS•.) •'r\'00 u~ l'tln!\altnnt r~·r
Urallsh malit:1n· proc-edure'
When "Th" Hru:t\ Hcnrt" of!(!n
t.od un Broudway m 1\115 the Snt
urdny R\•Vill\\ of Litcratut e culled
tL "one of the mQ.st mc.wang oCfur
mg of Ute SC'llSon" with N w •
week nddmg that h wus u ptccc
or . ~xocll l\t lhcnlo.:r .. Denzocrac r: l)ract ice 1 s. rrh ">Or .
•
1'h~ Fau Rose program 1::. nu\\ under wrt~. nppropnntcly
1nn 1 •o comctdc- wtlh Brotherhood week.
JiO\\ C\ c1 thts plun IS not tD r.emam m cffc('l for JUSt onC'
\\ !Ck, from t 1 dale tt ts r. full·t:tm prOJ~Cl 8\'ClJ' studl.'nl PIONEER LOG
Guest Column
LC Chimes Ring
For '52 Campaign Friday. Fobruary 22,
Case Calls on Educators
To Uplift 'Success Goals'
By Ann Gunning nnntllu • h•' 11 1f grcnlcr
liganu Ugur ond 11rophct ,
1\s nn Jll\fler fec~ mirror r hn\'c mllucn,.l'Cl the cour l' of
By Eldon Gunter fh~( ts n rhliiUI h·d tmnge • •l th IIUJY Ct~ I houRh llu•y W•'ll'
Elc..-cllon b~: • art' bq;mnlnR \OUI\~ flCoplc of the 'lfnlh: 1 rnth~·r thun nc·tunl lustnrlcul
should become mtunntely acquruntcd wJth the object nf ·the to rlnc on lhc I C r nwu , chlm· Stuh•s rcUC'cl the •11-lount u ant>.
ing In n que tton~ns ltm • "Who "sucn!SS gonls" held hrforl' tht"' "Emphas i!l on othu:al prugnnu. to f1.ght rae1al disc.llmmslton m I he Pntllnnrl <Hen.
A 1 roml't 'y~" should be m\s\\'('tCd wbcn the .f.til' H<>:-t• ('()m· for '""?" hv tlwu· 1 ldcrs. 1 ~" " nrd m profc!IS on tl Ill•
Am.\\ 0rs to tha Ql.l•'I'Y wtll be 'l'ln s~ ti~mdards tnU.!Il l)c be reoulred: nn mculc:ntton
llll lee, hendcd b~ \\'nil) BO\\ man, DSk!. f lf \'Oluntem· wot kcrs. known .shf)lt,~ when tud nt.s lUI l'hnnRt•d ond th~ sdhiCJI& cnn plo) basic 11\Hll t.lll£l rhnt true
to the poll to 'otc 10'" sprmc n \'1tnl part in thl.s remtlssnnC<> ond fiUcc\'. 111 ont!'s
1t ts lhe dut~ of nll of w. to f1ght d1scl'immntion and
b15ol~ and t 1 l.SUre th tl thctc nrc no repetitions, in Port
land at I t f C'\ ents such u lhe Stn~ Sheng cn5t' m S:m
Fr:. nti~C' . Shtng s.ltd. aftt•r the b .. llot "cflc counted, tllLlt he
h d gambled on democr<3C)" nnd 1 t. tcrnt tudt'nt bacly offarcr ns:-••rts Dr. llurotd C. Cut••, ptL"'t· come Cram Pl'ncticms the
Votors ahould make C'l mvJ I d• nt or Bototon untvc~ll.) and \'lrtU('s
obJC'CliH xaminnttnn of th I R4 1.50 Rchgu'HI in l.l!c WeC'lt • }"ounR PlOPlc rnust ntlt b(•
bthlJe:> nnd !."lip b1ht1 r onn pl.'okcr. m u Chnstlan Sdonccl \ th m; jU\ cnalc!'l but n
dtd •lt If qu IUtt-d .::nd i.lblc tu Monitor intervacw. ponsiblc lndl\'tdunls cnpr blt
d~nt lf'ndcr urc to t" t<Ccct ~. Dr. Cltao b~liovo ~ tbnl the bru;l m •lnnn responsible
\\'hen the drct on t upporl r<JII!\1.' of Amf!r:icn's morn! d All1Nic ru1 protect thr-tr-chltl.l
Let u ~h \\ the em, • we bebe\'"C an dcmocr. c' • in practice :-certain rondtd&tC' 1 made, 1t .:odcn(.'(' ts vouU1 s tJc«plnuc<' of too f r • long lfll' 10ad or
should bt on the .. t nt th fnl •, rnnt\!riCih!'iltc. quick rc!:Uit dC\'tlopmc.nl. r:t\\11 ~ter) F. B. C.
person·~ P<'rl nul m rlt nd not ('or.ls "Tho cla&noom should
on SUPl'TflcJ&I larto u h n ''\Jnconciously. in our nom, rlzc the fsct thnt, fr.nnkly,
lrnh•rnlt~ afl1huhon or thll'h dt'-11 <' to r,l't nhcnd," ht' cxplnn th(' go d people.! In Lite wor:d -PM\\'t~ ··w~ It·" c too often come to "or· urt the hoppil' I
The \'ole o1 \ tud nl ot llhtJl whntevcr codr-nf tonduc "Gondnc s 1s the true ord 1\o R 't' 'rs , "lllllll
tl t' JlL II d tumtn the quflltl) {U\' on the spot ri.'Sults. thr unl\•et . Bec:nwc thi 1
\\"c are 5'-rprt ed at the numbt!r of per"..ons on the lA•wis of go\'Crnm('nt '' hlch. rn turn "The •chools c~n help u' t Wt> need n()t worry qulh.• o
nr d CIJrk college campus who belle\'C Lhey can do n bd tt!r nlfccts llw n:putntlon. attl\ 111 tort t'Ct our JUdgment~~. to undc. r bout Am~l c.'s morn I
jot of • unmng the LOG than tho 1.! tamncd foa the job. :mcd ~· tl of r .... Yo • I nd Clnrhl< <1and Lhot tlh'r•· ore dcq• r, rnor ,r we JUst sturt cmptwfiaz.lng l ostms a \'ol on) ta t l "ula•·fylng ''oluc.o:: und ntlcs t)l "~'od \\ hfch tll nh••ndy
Herb Scholdcr in Ja~l "ee~:'s 1ssue clad ~omcthing that has hnll rolhng. It 1. then the lud· oct ion." h(' pomts out Rround u •·
nC\·cr L<.'Cn done before on tlus campus. He dnt cd to Sit nL his ent's obllgnllon to ,UJtporl lhut 'l'o SIOoloth uut th1s tmp••rftct l Praiao America'a good
. • . ulhcer m the acU\ '1~1 ::md tn'kt• marror. Dr Casl.l u~l.ls se\'l'l al and ~ood pua·ents: ••mphnsm.•
h PC\\ racr c.t d re\'tCW a student n;:,scmbh· obJCCllVl·ly and nn acth·c ru.rt an srhool llffttll"'!\ tools • rplrang knchcrs in schools
l'lcpo.rt ll as he ~uw 1t. Undoubtedly lher~ are many who dts-Student body officers nrl-' glv-"Lot Amoru:ana be told moi'C' una\'ersltaes. encOtungc
agreed wtth h1m and at IS thclr :n ht to do so. en a wonderful op(ll rtunat~ for ua tht• srh >OI tbout thc1r nDtiOn' ton, D c.'s srcnt thmlctr:;
peJ'SOnnl crowlh nnd dr·,·~lop splend•d splratuul heruage Stu· uu elhsh workers nnd, If a nalt'lnal publication--or ~ven the Poilland p~pers, mcnt Thas opport tmt • howe' cr dents nc••d to learn whnt free· :.ng to Dr. CDo:c-
pdn .1 moVI<; that does not stop 3 61 eat many from enJoying ts c9upled w1th g cnt rt' ponstbtl· domR and hcnc.fits nnd grl•atnc~s- The so faeton "will flow
that monc v:hen tl comes to town \\ e ha\'e nothmg ngamsl 1 y. not only to the tudcnt.o, but <!S of mind "c. ns a nrati<m. en-gother to produce a new
th~ French club. Their assembly JUSt happened along at tht~ to the fuculty, udmtntsti'DLton JOY os o d1rcc:t result of th1s men-impulae for betterment
nghl (or the wrong) moment F. B. C. :md all who nrc nssocu;tr>d wJth tul 1-:1fl (rom the pnst. will make America atrong
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··soy. Donna, bow •bout a rtraw for Carolyn 'a root beer.H
Offit' I J1
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1-(11) l"'r T~:.r .... ~ Col~6te Pless
t "n of tl .. A "I • 1 •u•lf'nt ur I.-e l'lb oul'l C:lark
,... d(lJ 9urlnc u crdl.e.G ,)Or. e\JI.i!lertr••lvn nla:
f-a r ~ ... ,.,. .... : d d-'~ n: tt r Ill l'11rtb1 d, Orc:a:on.
EDITOR
Bryce White
Blll Fo::s M rusging .Echtor
Don Flarea AUir.tanl Editor
Ann Gr.annin; 'Edllorlal Editor
Haaq !>!iUc: Soctety .Editor Ceraldine Sproll Al'at. Society
Tom O'Day Sports Editor
H~rl. Scnolc.oor • CHIJurC!S Editor
Jim Tomlin Buameu Mgr.
Olretl\U1 0tl: i;UUI SruJtJ1,
:Pal V&.nu>d,J, AI IY~llhC!Da!>n. the college. I "\\'e h~ul..a o;tnp dctOU"'"" morolly healthy."
~==~~ BARKOFTHELOG ==~~=
Critic Herb Scholder Loses by Two to One Decision in
'Leave Us N ol Pan 'Em; We Shoulda Banned-'Em' Match
To He's Down ...
the editor.
Con. Jdcring t.hc French r lub'f
orgonizalll)n, wh1ch 1 composed
<)f a tcw but Lnlentcd :;tud""nts
not prctl'nding to br profcs~aon·
nls, I ft'{'l dromn cr1hc Seholdcr
was n bit prcsumptu(tUS t!J say
the least.
Tht: French club progrnm was
not dcstgoed fllr French houst•·
wiv~s. There arc no french house
\ltives m the French club ond .[11
far as we know none tn the tuC:I
cnt body either-unless Mt
Scholdcr can la\ claim to thl"
attupatJnn?
At any rate, the Fl'cnch club
wus hnppy to see some pub1acity
even though bmscd. Incomplete
nnd done wath a ·'Let .. wuh thel~
mouths out with soap·· tltlt ld(1
Fcrol Sprott Giftc·d nnd qunliracd. r say, be
cuu!>l' he undertook the "panning"
uf the nnnual French club rc
VII'W tn n haghly re\'culing and
botmdlt.'SS ly "witty'" review <:II·
hied "Leave Us Not Pan Em:
We Shoulda Banned 'Em " b\ • •
Herb Schnider.
h ~eerna to me that Mr. S
(I refrain {rum mentioning hi:s
hlf'Cady exccssavtey ''hy-lmed''
nom(•) took un .:xtrcmely btnsed
• land when he inferred that the
scttinc ol the show was not ~nly
ad\'lmtagcous but necessary an
J.!oading applause from the oudl-
cncf!.
Ob\•tously Mr. S, C!ii'Cd Jlltle for the apachl da.nt·.:o,
In the rc\'icw and even
\'irgmia Bitm·'s HOt ing o
Aut hl' gent•mus ly adm i I ted
nut ull the pednrmcrs W•'n'
formly hod.
How is Mr. S. quahfted
<'ratictzmg the dpnct• or the
ing? He admits thol he hns
feen an nuthenttc Pnrtsann
detncc and r seriously do
9•' has had much actmg
cncc beyond a hri~f r~clln!
"Ma~· H,•d n 1 Ill il Lamb."
Pouibly tho ann,er lies In
Inct that he lt. >• a en
edttoaml viC\\, n tdl>d , nd nbc:
by a by·lme. Dean
Egypt From Anotl1er Angl
He's Up ...
To tho cdl.tor: By H. 0. N. Bull
A gr •at b1~ HUZZAH! IO Ht:r!J The 8rat1sh occupalJon, frun v~nr-a food croP--.nd 1r
Scholdcr. H ts re.frcshinc to see 1822 to 1923. ill the reason thut nond was a pt>Or one that
n renew of an assembly thnl most Iorge landowners and gov-was insuffacit•nt to ft.:ecl
docs not fnLdy viam nn &lroclty crnmen t oChcmls hke to put for-people.
in a fuvor.Iblc ligh•. wnrd ns the r~o~son for all of Eg-The British occupation ,
In a year •m th,.. l..cwis nnd ypt'a tlls from the past up to the t:\'f'r, saw tht• constructmn of
Clark cnmpu J llra·c sc •o hut prcs•·nt dav. Let us ~ndcavor tt) doms across l~e Ntlc nt
one e.ss<:mbly lh&t \\us undenlat..Jy Sl'C why. pomts. Now, nt last, water
good. Th15 W'dJi the rev1c~ tolled The h~t nnd rnost important be held until It was needed
''Say Jl W1th Musl~" stuccd by rearun as !:{> dastrn.ct lhc nlten· the crop arcn increased
th~ Kappa Ph1 Alpha and Alpho uon of l:!:gypt's 16,500.000 poor 1,500,000 nct'CS.
Gammn orcnntllition .. nwny from her 100,000 million- Now for the first Htnc an
Tht• rest wcr..: awful But the narc.<;. turics Egypllnns had no
l'C\'tcws in t.h LOG m(;de them Secondly there ia always lht: j !nmanc and 1n addition a Ill
£~.m lll:c polashed Brondw.~y ho)"'C thul tor t!1gn1H"S wlll hn'''' tf' c.rop could be rnascd--c11t
pmductaons. di.Eposl' M thmr propcrtt cs ot rt wn11 lhls plant, origin
Herb hlUJ cst~bh hcd h PI CCC· v<•ry rht•ap t nli!S, should tht I troduet>d by 1\tohommed Al
dt'nt. Perhnp3 1n the fu ur\: the Rrll1sh Cort:I'.S lcnv<.', and th~ same not Jl•nlly dc"'clopcd on u
or~rmiz.utwns pre.l!lltln g lhl' Dli· wcnlthy clnss which n~presenlf "''Ide undl oher 188:1, lhot
semblics will Slrl\C !or exr-. Jlr•ncc lhc poo.-an ptlrllnm cnt could the country ft'Cnn n stntc of
reallztnn lhol the.: LOC will no I anul\t• u nt(c ktlhn~ . ru~ ~y to its ~n·sent
gloss Jt uvcr m 11::\'tcw. In ur.tunl Cuct Uu.: Brttl h cc-nnndol condhlon
Ben Hordtt cupatwn, while not pupulnr, Howevor thir. doe~ no!
He's Out . . . cwutly tum~!itkrl lhe l'Ounl~ · that the vr oplc .I ,, whul~
To tho editor: by fii'OVIcJtng 11 con:>Uint watt•r rich-on the contrary lhq JOVI
The f
SteW!
t\ mg
h Rndt
BillS
nrd
New
Sltd~
true to~
·30 in E
women
IR
lltiOII,
"lyro"
uwu no
c..xpcr
eM
mb
Tht•rt!'S
usic be
~ C~n1
Cnlhe .
nc
pass~J
:Splaying
or h~
The de~
.l\1
hn Oru
llih, r
of
t•t icon
C l;u 1<1
Tlu.•sc b(
Mrs. Gt
Spl'a
"'t;,vn nn
Gro :tt..:IOI't&rr.~ S'awa, carUa 2'aa•ln ••
il'loJ11 C u m m l r. • Go.r Wn• Sprott, 0 b a r 1 • a Charnqttist,
Oatbcrlza :Dd!rtr.~:o't,7, l:laina
:Ddll Jlm :SpoJm. Edwtn, ~oed•.
'WII:I'ae.J. Bnnmq, :Flo ACJI Pntiu, V~:a aoMman. COlUJUDbUil Oharlu <flbh, l'.aal
Es•er, :Don neDden on; Sport&:
'l'Oia nartla7, AI 8Upli-alln. I WiS\Jmc. :tftcr h \ mg nad upply nnd !Jy 11111l1ng moH' lnnd clc pt r~tlcly poor. About 5
&h Fcbrumy 15 c·dtunn ••! th~: under cullivation . a day IS CSJU ldercd n ..... , .•. wa
LOG. that the ll!lfi nlll> Ill qutr( d Undor tbe old sysLern prnctii:C(I wrrgc Cor (I lurgc lnndOI\ 0 I
Pho~arra pber 1 .rau '1'r11c:lutel on nppnrcully gift,.d und ctuuhftt d from the time o! the phnr<whs puy o landless lol.>On~a
'------------------------------' ' mu tc und d utnu Clltlc 1 only one ClOP couJd be caas.,;cl c.1ch li" hiS c lute. l'UOl'Y 22,
ors
~Is'
•v \\ r.n • hislOfA\'UI
tlhical
<ll Lu
leu leu lion
•at true
lC'Il
me the
their cnlll(
IODd Ol
should
frnnkl\',
lhP \\ or:d
qunc so
ural
\t,hnsi:dng
!ready
I good
\ nph'
schools
ag~ w .. ~ ....
thmkc11.
nnd,
a new
rment
~ stTong
nee, (t
even h.:J:S
cling a
!admitted
q uah!lt.>d
e or the
he has
r1S1nn
ly uou
chng
t!C rccJta:
Larnb."
•er lies 1n
an
ngl
-"tnd Jf
thn~
feed
01
wotcr
necde(i
~,.,.I' n setl
time in
s noJ fl.'bruory 22. 1952 PIONEER I.OC
l' 1 l' ,..1 By Nanc:y Miller B d the ~ocla ~lue and Ceraldlne Sproll an Leader J~nnings Earns
gue Plans Luncheons Tuition Money Playing Clari el or Fund Raising Drive I• dill I fl d nC1' hand I~ II Jo:mborro lnt• mumtnt d t
A .:ool u( $~;400 hR~> bCl n 1 t by tht' Wumi'!n's knGu" or LeWIS nd n "" I 1 n ll { r rk• d up f)<~ ur ll>o oflf·n, hut 'n t t
Clork l<• bt: collcctcti in thf• llllcco Jt.ttful "EJRh\·ond·FOUI" lunch· 10 hr! t' 1 ' ~ 1 'h,lt:k rl nnanr. 11\t rnb•·r~·d Wtl ot r l ro
111trodu~;cil r~~~ tlu.; ilnit time lu 1 sprinn, nnnounc••cl Mrs. Pt·nnk rr• lunnn 1 LC, uml ltfldu •f dtulc• In t prlnu. Chlltlk
prt.:IHdt•nt. ht 0\\ n •Ind. Chut k und Bob plnyrng n tonur S:lX ,I
Shclj' key hush• • have ulr• udy mndt' nrrungemcnUI rur 1 hL•ir 1 Chrt lupl r•r, .moth( I' LC frc h-h•• wu lr11• rntJHr~J by u • dtlilr
eons, ench mdivhlulllly Lnto tlolntng 8 t;ucsls dUlrglng $1 1,cr m 1n, llrt Lhc tmly ariJinul mern I mun of I hl" don ~.:1 who 11 uru I
• I h~.;rn o( th• tloncl wmch r·rnn·ned thine uf unporh1nc•c t J l ,1 htm
The. r: guests lm to conliiiUc thl' chrtin by r-iving n lunc111.:,•n for from • Jdf• on tljgn chcJ•JI In Uw cn:nung mum1 nt Chu k
mt•n: peopk until ~he t..XP ctcd gool lS rcncht:d. i dllnC(' blmd '" 19411 unrtvoldnhly In t tu plnt'• "" IL!
'J'hc (undG 1·oi td \oJill be us• d to complclC the plf'dgc ror rum1sh-Mt rnl)( 1 t\UIIIIl into tht: s••r musie, whllpt1rnl roum(•U ~.,
Stt•\\'OI t hnll loun.;c, tu outfit thP prtu:hcc-~l'R<:hang 1'\Xlm nnd vice llnd Ultt:ndm£ chuol nwny a tone of da I'Un U!() 1. ' to rr
£l\'c n $300 chulorshlp to n de uving womnn. I I ah1•• &hJt ;,,. wn di t.ctly •l !r nt
thod of Uu .. "m1k• ." H1 Lhou ;ht. o1.1 rt.
The t ngag~mcnt of Unc)l'(' WP1lcr wad Henry Lctnt.>!l, '51 v,rml. no lonccr Ill!! own, 1 r ,. \
It was onnounecd nt o dinner party lnsl Sawrday C\'Cnu1g, A brond(;ti t o r lhr: publ, udd t
,nnwr weddmg Is p1nnncd. • 1 .• tern und ho,: .. rd tin pnu t
tho AiJie tht enure hall \Vh• n k•-d nun
Thl' mnn·ingc or Joan anmc) nnd Ken Grcl'r, form r stud. nt I ht• hnd Whi.!IJK'rt'd Ch CK ''OUd·
nn (•vent o( Jnnu ary 7 In Flag .. tnH, J\rhwnn. Both nre n••w .lt- mgly answ'-'r' d, '·J ju t d n th nk
Aratono Stnk coUccc. v. e'll be mv1tcd llllck t • t 1 •
News ant>th r cn~ag( ment 1 •
t\lphn Rho Onwgn 1 c-c !.'ntly lwld Ita formnl INL18tliln8 1'ho 1.' ml n Laughing off incld(lntt:: • • h
t"CI\'InC their ptns w re: Bud Pr(l,l;lor, Ladd Wore. Cnrl Ntpp ond 1 t111 and J!t Ltang alom , 11 \\
Rndol<ovu~h. ..,. flllbr r OJ n cruup hD\'t It i •o •tw£>
• • • 11nd's gren\1 t nttrncwm, CCirn
Bill Sprtng~r wns I I C{'ntly clt.:ctcd prCSld~,:nl or Beta Mu EJHtlon I ffil·IIlK Chucl thot o( lltill v . WI
r utllc.crs nrc: DeWitt Murgon, VICe prl'Sidcnt: Normnn W1eklund, try to ploy pnpulur tun~.: n ~ ,
.retory; Don llmc , truwmcr; Wm rcn Alkf'ns, master-at-nmt&j nntl ~ •• me mrmd m .,., h•t·l lh•:. ~, l
urd Chnu, histur10n. tnlroduc<tl," lw ndd1 d
Ne\?1 Chuck .twJ c3 t lttr I •
Shdcs or thl Muon will b1• !ihown by Jnm1!S Kurle, ac;honorny 1 rnus1c nrrnng'"mtmla orb .,.6 t"'• n
;tructor, at th~ Sctcnc•• club mc:l'ting Tuesday, y.·cbruury 20, ut from fllll' of thP hK'nl tJ JMrtmr n•
tn B-29. EVL11J'One lS IOVll\!d. tow<~, nwnmc to dnt~ 12 I In
lerby Ranks Tops in After Dinner Speaking
•t • 1-lluby won fi place (, >UP making th1.. t ap mdudcd
women's nfh•r dlnnc;r spenking I Juck Grimstcd und Lnrry Damp·
bell. who rurmcd n \'linlll)' dcb:tt\.'
tcnm: a tyro debate tcnm com
po:>t.>d of Chuck Harris untl Rur· ihc Tyro tournament, n forcnSI(~
held at Collect: of Puget
in Tncomul Fcbrun1-y H. ncy Stodaus, and in d 1 vi duo I
nnd 16. She also rcnch~;d the •peakers D()n Nelson, Jcrm B~:1•b
Ill Impromptu and mt\.':rpr .. -.. nnd Charlene BrunJes.
I
thn• spP.tkmc. Encb dcbntc tcnm won two
The tournnmcnt included n \'nr-l~:venls while Don Nelson rcoched
divtsion rur spenk"rs expcri· th~ finals m men's artca· dinn••r:
Ill collegiate ron:nsic com-pcakmg.
EmphaSJII h(IWC\'Cr was Mrs. Ehzabclh Davis Gardtncr,
"IYI"\'" compL•tltaon, w h1ch slip- actin~ head 01 lhP speed\ na ts de·
,a,~u n(' pa:viuus cnllt•g(' £pl nk- p~ulmtlnt, trnvckd w1th lhl• group
1 us faculty udl.'is••r. Chuck J•r.nin9" music. Wath hopt that he "'1ll
from ham" hu\'C tltcn the mnjor
,.au 1 s !(Jr chrmt in tlre bnnd.
At pu: tnt lht r•• ~re ~cv• n o:
.!JChl m• mberr, dLp ndtng on the
CnCDP,cmcnt ?iantsl IS lf(!.!}unn~
John B• nn• tt and Kc·n Owen
freshman, plu} ~ the bliss C1udle.
NDanco ~ngcg•menn tall 1nto
n striclly e~onnl pnttern," ''X·
plains Chuck, ~dulng, '"winter
nnd •prlnn nrc the busi~t !cn-
ons." Durmg n period of three
ycnrs slnt•• til" orgnnlUluon of
the band, th• y huve nc\cr rnisr.•Jil
un L'nf!ar,t!nwnt. but hnv,. had o
f,•w tT\'intt tXp• ti•~nc•~ to nott•. be nblc tn nrrang<' hi!': ov.-•n mu c
sn the n.;ar tutun.o Chuck 1.r
minoring In music nt ~ .~ u and
Clnrk.
Adept .• 1 pl••ring buth tne .Jx-
'lphont? an· I nnt t, Cbu::l! h.
1ak1 n lessons on the cJann• t for
lliP.hl yuars. An opening m th~
Jeff h:»nd for n saxopnunl!t
prompt1od him to team lht:
1>trum1•nt.
"'If I dldn'L hnvc n ~nd,
eMoss Debuts With Portland Symphony; 1 •ally m1ss a," Chuck c.llumr
''but 1t w•ll nlwnys rem~un t:
rtt.klinc WJth m•·. t&rst, L ~OW:~'
:I bnnu lt!:ttlcr's lift! 15 too dUll
cult and ~<'ncondly, Cnu~k 1
mujoa lng In cducution, hupl.'l& to
bt:comP n teodu~r.
Never tuing of mus1c, Chu.Y.
"JJt:nUS h1s spare time gvmg tu
th ar oil the bl.,: nome bnnu 1hat
~ppcor rn Portland Dnd t:et tn1• • harks on Musical Career al Age of Ten
i I chnnc to nUt•nd o donee hun 1.'1!,
t me"' Tho,:re's a snymg thnt goes "II I Portlnnd, has been he1 tenchcr
be the food Of )O\'c, piny :he greater part Of this tjwnr,
" Change "IO\'t.'11 to "life'' nnd I During her eighth year an crndc
n pretty good description school Catherane nud1tioncd ro:
Cnthcrme DeMoss, •\'lohnist the jumor symphony and becrame
only lltst month mode her member. Her dulles ns concert
ns soloist with the Po1l-l mistress b~-.·gan lnst .vcnr nnd w11J
Symphony o(Cht'strn under continue until she rendu:!s 21
Snmple. • ycnrs of :~gc. At weekly mc:Nmgs
young violinist. wht' b of the ,·iohn scctum, ll IS ht'r JOb
mi~>tr!!SS of th~ Porthtnd to lt:Ud tht.> mcmb,-.rs m prnc·
symphony, pln_ye\1 lllfl''' ticmg the diWcult paSSUIJl'S nnd
urnbc1rs chmuxt.d by tht• lmol fingenng exerc1 •. cs. Othl'l' re-
.,.,,,,..nt of Lnk•'s "Symphome
pognolc," As ml•nt10ned in an
·gonion n•\'Jcw p( the concc1 t,
"cxct.:llt'tl in the d1!il·
pussnKl'Jl ot tlw mnv,'ment,
plnymR complete artistic mns
ry of her \'101m.''
The desiro to becom~: o violin·
l captured Cntht•rine nt the age
10 when ht'r p:ar nts took het
a \'JOhn conct•rt So••n nrtcr
'lltd, she begnn lllktng lt!ssons
hns continu~.:d them for mne
F'ronck Eic::h<'nlnub, o(
Gross Presents
for Book Fund
~.~~ . l•illak G. v , mother of
ohn Cross, nssocmt •• profeaso1' of
· ish, t'CCf:ntly nualc n SIZDlJie
aUon to 11 fund for the pur
or books in Lh~· flt•ld of
~~~:nc·nn liternlui'U fn1 the 1.~.;\~ Is
Clurk lihrary,
Tht• .... books Will be in mt>mory
M111, Gross's pot ~nts, J:o:has und
Spt•n·y Holr, whtl rnmc to
and settled hcl'1' m 185~.
<.1ross's mhtcmnJ r.rnnd·
was ,. promln..:nt clcrgy
t'l tn the ~'o&t.
Ml'¥. Gross intl>nds to ndd to
fund c\'Cry yt•nr. CaJhy &JoMoss
Students Receive Caps
T• u LC ,,tuacnts Wl'l 1· n , • ._.ntly
capped in tt public l'CI'Cffilln)' nt
Augustunu Luthet on church.
The n•!W nm·1ws nr ,, Ell•:tnllt
Eml.'ry nnd Barbant WentwMih
fmm Good Snmantnn. 1\tonc
BloomqUI&t, Elcnno•· Uroche, Jean
Harlow, .Elir::nbcth Johnson, Ji;Jr·
hru·n Lytle. Jcnn Pnlt••non, L1l·
linn Uchnrn and Slurlt:)' WuiC
{J'Oill Emtmud hllspltul. hcarsol& :lr•• held thrN>
Wlckly, ''hen Lhe enure
fl.)'rnphony pmcuccs. JUDIOf
"WbeneYer 1 have th•• oppor
tunity to pr.~l"t!Ct•, ! do." ... dm:tted
CDthcrml' nridmg, wl've ncv~t
rcnlly topp• d to count th•·
hours!" Stll' pmcuccs on on
Iwllan ~ Canm vwhn vruued
nt $600, which be hns owned for
tour ycnrs.
PJon.& !or the futur•• arc indefa-abour., th.n..oc Umt:S ~ anunU1.
Robert Stieglitz lo Give
Insurance Interviews
Robt.·rt Sttt;glltz.. n. pn.: ent:l\ave
from tht New York Lhc lrour
nnce company. will b on C4lmpw
Monday, J.'ebrunry 25, nt 1 l 30 to
consult with groduaun~ S(•n&Qrs
on tht'! possiballty or makUlJ! ln
nllc as y1 t, r~;vl•nls C:1UWrinc sumnu.> n ~(lrcer.
with lht• exc• ption o! music, The vli!itmc rcprestntatl·:, lS
whtch will in rornt• woy b an-antl'r<!Stl'd in trninc.es ror b7<1UP
cludt::d m h~'r plnruJ. Stlrvic-es and ~It's to ~tnrt ~clime
F'ri1nds B1 LC lut sptin; immtdlatcly while lo·ammc
promr•t"d Cnthcril1 •· to :ransf~ r JOb.
hc:rc from Vnnporl c-oll .. gt' Sht• For further mlormntlon rcgurd
hnd c:nrollt d Ulf ru nftcr her g.ra-ing indivadunJ mtcrVIPW''. ron·
duntlon m 194!1 from Lmcoln I tact MISs Julio Johnson m the
h1Ch school in Portl:tnd. p1nct'mcnt oflic~.
1 \\'rll you pto'nse put tlus p1cturc in tht" down to\\ n n u
pnpc:rs?" This request. which comes often to the college pubho.:Jt)
ofrice, is the WtOn& w:~_:, to get publicity for student ncti\'iU-.s.
Propu procct.durc J.S:
1. Arrnnnl: two wc~ks in ~dvnno-. for your pictur"'l und ch• cl<
w1tl1 M1• Harrltng in G·24 to sec if your !dens Will chck Wlth
the m wrptiJlt r eihtQrs who hnv• "rult..>S" for pactures.
2. Take nll mformnho.n fur nt.:WS storlt;S to Mus Hm'Cimn. All
c:ollc&::c nnd tud~.:nt news must dcnr through ha offlt', -tu
pr• \'t:nt 1 rnH'll, dupllcataons nnd poor pubJacaty-nt lt-u t no:
\\'l:, k in ndvnncc.
3. ArnHIJW to p1ck up your Btories nnd tnkc Uacm to new pop
Editors prel& cump1t.:h:d storic•s to (nagmentary notes.
Juniors Meet Tuesday
Porueapatang ln lhi' nnn\ml
rampu11 cuml\':JI will be tht• muin
•oplc tJf o~ lll""'lon wh..:n t}ao• jun·
10r cl hollis •ts mc-eUnft ot
12:30 p m. m:.:t 1\lt •dny ln B·24
JIC'l'O tc.h~t~: tv Stf.ln M1t~hcU, p~i
df'nt. Do.:an Charles W Howard
Dr. Tuttle to Go on Air
Dr. It S, 'l'u~tlc ctar<K'tor l•J
voulh lcadt•rship, wm b·· {,n •
r.tnt1on KOAC' nt 2 p m F bl'\trar)'
26 in un AAUW-sponv ;i'd
gr:un, "World Citb.cn hip"
wall be lnll'r\'1'-'Wctl by tht• Rt v
Albert Kane or B tho"lJ C'h~an:''
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• rvice Campbell Devotes Time to Coachin
BoiseGir Is 1·n CasabaFundamen ta_ ~~
By Ellllnc Drall
lidlo whnt lnn I do for \uu"'
1 lh~: dw-~:n ga'C<'tlng hr rd an
the IIU It> mfor:mnlton offiCl' (rom
UC>rnlt t: Mnnlo\ e, mformotlfltt
mnn r lW sh goe t~bout hf'a
\ UriOU IOlCrt' ltn~ l6"'k • • By I"'o Ann Pcrltima
L<ll' rel\t\tre Wrt•U"
Tht:n:-'s on• bo~ at Ll" 1 and
Clnt'k \\ ho ho rl,; rm t:.n\ 1:abl" PO·
1 aon s conch of nn nll Gl I ba •
co.: tball tcnm The gn'l • 44 of
lh•'m, m~ cvcnlh nnd c1ghU1
I!T8dea"5 at Boase chool. and their
IT TICKLES
Furious Females
Resent Mustaches
By Jim Spohn
"Nt>\cr cullt\'Dtt! upon lh~ Ufl•
per lip that "h1ch growcth h\Op
thy noble crnntum "-Spohn.
• • • The tin1· bullding houso!i the
eoliOiJO s.wltc:hboard, pos1 o:riet!
and gonc:al informahou c:cn er.
A grt'at mnnr local cft~is come
o'fer Jh• swas~hboard each dar
with an average of four out•
SOing long dutanco Cftlll. The
most diUicult rc1que11 on the
board lS locallnJ a student.
'"The public do sn'l rt'Bli~:e that
this somottmos entail~> involv
ing 1'11.'0 lo five busy ~ple .·
Sernica explam~. A 'cr~ ugly rumor hru; nnsen
d ) to Lhc cf!cc:t thnt the fcmanitu :. Humorous ant! cnts 111ppc_n I
frequcnth on Uw board One dll) s-• rrcqucntmg thl' campus, hns
• aneanc en lied to speak "Jlh fom1ed o v1galonh commut e
Go rom, head or the chmr, \\ htch nsmrut nU moustnchcs nnd the
\\'tl<: later dt!ctph~ ru; mcananc men ''en ring them.
G1arum. head Clf the choir Some The lap hn1r, var.} me from mit
o\h~;r b fuddled person '' nnt....~ roscop1c fun to the fuli-SlOWn
to pt:nk "lth Mr. Hennstenl "lumber JOck" ~~·pc, u; be tnt;
ltrnnslcw•d, Herman Stt!lnhordt) . grown for Lhc Honk.) Tonk moul>
On S\\CCL )'oung Lhmg even taclle gi'O\\ me contest sponsored
c. lied to ask the \\Cather condl· b,· Ddt.n Tau Rho !tOLernrty .
tJans on campus so slu: would • Complnmts ngnmst the "nush.m·
kno'' "helhcr to \\ e<Jr her boots lattous dtSplo,·s of \'tnlit~·" nre
or not: man). Says one young lass. "My
'7bc facilili~s tn the oUice bo,} !rtcnd's moustache ls '\'cl)
IU'O greatly impro•ed SlnC:O J bccomtng, but It's COt D lt!fl1bJ(.>
came here three year11 a_wo.~ I tickle to 1t."
Mn. Manlove stnted. Then Another stntes that wh•~cvcr
1he.r ~·ere only hve out· ade ~he is making advanl."~!' through
lines on the switchboard and that bornble maze of undcrr
only two stud~nt helpers. Now growth n spontan.:ous sneeze oc
there are Clgbt out•ide lines ... rs. \ ••outt" nu-tng major on dl I ~ ~ • o and GlXty oxtension5. Bernico the enmpus cxplntned Utal n C'IJ~l h l Lnn~ Cnmpbcll, ll IUlllur Is lt:Cchdt \~ l\\'0 hours' t•rctilt rot
In ~~ -In\\ h t fl orts
CmnpbeU thtnk thts i onl' of Coma•lJ II <':\PhHilCd t.hnt thl
the Ut l llllcmpt." In f'01 tlnnd 1111 nHtjuJily ''' the tudcnls nt H >t f'
Rlrls' tntl't· chool bu ltctbull, and nrc color~.!d, ond ht~ t~ \'<'' y proud
he hop~ to Inter t otho:!r chrlOI~t of Uu~ rooJ')(Irntu~n m t.he tcnm lfr·
m Uw tdcn !:O th.tl u lt-ngut> t rtn fL<'ls that th\.· Cotl \hot the 41
be c:r nh.'li hy next )~81 . gtrla .d1u tmned uut ior prod1cc
h all slart~td when Mrs. Onnn) 'ctm !wnt hnlf ,,f tlw St'Venlh nnd
D:uucb fNnnct Uecker), n Ct ud· •"'l&hth r,;radc girls u; gvod l vidence
urttc of Le\\ 15 nnd Clark und no\\ nf the eoop<:t ltu n
n home \.'OOni:'lmlc-s tettclu.: r nt Larry had one problom nt lh1.1
Uoi.llt•, was tclhng Cmnpbell t.tbout b~ ginning of ht 01 ',\ job thiS &C·
t11;r dlrfacultlt.: an conchmg her m••stct-hc hnd to spend one
bnskc·tbnll tcnm. mcc she wtuin't whole ~·v('nang lcurmng the git ls'
..,,·en fomthar with th rult'S rules
I.nrry 'olunh.·ered to take over But nlrcndy ht' thinks tH'' hus
the tcnm AS he hnd p)O)'t'd SOml' n tcnm lf) bt.> prc•ud or, "Give liS
mtrnmurttl hnskctbull nt l.cwls I thr,•c or four weeks," he Bid,
nnd Clark. "and we might C\'o.:n bent WII-
Through Or. Haro'd S, TuUlo's lam• t "
cducntlon 11'9 course ,.h.\.h tnuns Admittedly . the ;•me ls slowt'r
lc-3dcrs Cor youth groups, lArrv tn 11 ooys' hnskctball, anrl the
BULLETIN BOARD
Smoke Signals Replace Phone Calls COfiJ nt C IOWt r. Ulll hl
thtnks the team I r.omc t
v, ry ood \\ llh m•wc prnru
Htr.ht now tlu: tcnm I
on two pmbh•ms, free thtO\~
gUI11 dmg by ml'liiiS ul WQ'
the hnnds.
Cnmpbcll dQeS wu;h gul •
lt• tbnll c:allc:d lor u ccnh t,
cau • he hus on•• eighth
on the team thot he t>stlmnt
he nbout 5'10".
He has unothor girl that
<'lnsstfics ns u •·pmbh'm t:
bPC AUI\C the ICO.tn rule: 80\' • • \'cnlh nnd eighth grmh rs
play, .tlthough other.s rn.•y
out ftJr prncltcl!. His f>rob
chahJ IS n s1xth grodcr who'1
~:uucl as nn:r •Jlhcr member
tht tt:nm.
Campbell gavcs fl lot of <1
ttt 1\fr, Leslie M. t:hnsc, pr
nt Boise, '' ho he snys Is
tl. ponslblc for the program
hn. E(l\'t'll him u grt:al de .11 of • s1stnncc.
Mrs. Donil)ls 11 now As Frat Members Get Mad at PT&T on o plnn {t) lu. t ~·Is net I ho tesses for their opposmg
·No dam••, no phone cal . 1d the PT&T, nnd U or 0 students s~n·mg tlu~m rcir\~bmcnts
Dfl' stlll protesting . Rtght now 1t'.s the Sigma Pha Epstlnns who nrc lhc somes.
rcplacmg phone cnlls with smoke signnls from their roof, It mny Although n lU\\' major,
bl! they ~1rc creating n probll'm of tht''' cmn nu fm. no smoko, bl'll snys his work wath th•• le~:
Portlond muiJ bu•o II, bec:au•e aoc1ology atudcnts from tower has mtercstcd tum 10 cd ,,.,.,..
Columbia junior eollege in Longview are c:omang hero to • tudy iS, ru; well He l'V.:>n plnns to carry
but it 1 a mtghty big term-.social atralilicoli on. All that from o as C'ouch nf n nftbnll ~,·am
junior eollege? Botse this ~pring.
Tl b1 n< ;s or a g1rl cettlnc her man during leap year was Asked how he hk ... d work
nil t•xplnint d to En-ret 1 JUntor collctw .:tudcnts recently. Th•• boys 1 With the girls. Lurry
can blumc nnd the girls cnn thank fu-st Julius Cncst•r Co1 creatine •Jt'~ very ••• " nnd ended
ll leap ycnr every four year!'. and second a ScottiSh law P.. ('d tn bi'O:ld smile.
1228 under which !J garl could, j ------------ -
propose to an unmnrned or un-FBI Agent Interviews G I R L S ! !
cngngt.>d bo.r legally during lenp Future Sleuths Tuesday
year, and if he rdu. l•d-hc was
ftn\.'C!. James B. Poster, •• n!pl c:~cntn·
tivc fmm thl' Fcdl•ral Bureau ot
ln\'cshgatu)n , will be on cnmpus Go aHor HIM.
HIM . . to the . c:arry or dra;
LEAP YEAR A campus an Obao inltsatod
a ""Be Kind to r--rottuon Week-bas eight students on ca!l to moustache makes n fmc hablt.nt
operate the board. whtc:h re· for assortoo germs and ktsstng
ma.iru open dur:ing registration. may become o hnzard ''Although,''
nighJ classes and special cam-&he refleclcd. "whnl a wond~rful recently and here were tho tug· Tut:sday to speak to th12 seninr
pw activities. way to b~"come infcctr.'<i ." gestion : Don't 11leop duzing lass und all those Interested con-"GET -U -R · MAN"
MIDNITE
SHOW "'The only annoying Mpc<:l of exam . The cba~n are awfully l'el nmg t_\'Pl'S of work that nrc Men. they SD) )Our moustache lhe switchboard nod uuonnnllon k 1 bard ond m1gh1 give you e attU ,_,nnc"'l~d ,,,1·lh the FBI. pltmplnl{ mn t:S you ate Io '""' .. center lS not being notWcd when dotes. They s:~y your Up cnrCSSCJ back Don t take off your shoe• In his speech. Mr. PQster wtll
somethtng is scheduled on th• pngglc. in clau unlel5 your mother ball clobortttl! •Jn salarlt>S, rctu cmt2nt
Fmpus, SUltcd Bcrnu.•c. • 1f some darnod youz socks reconJly. Cunds and opportunlics tor od-j
one. calls for .infonnatmn on an Severn! spies from the prder Don I ho'd hands wtth your \'Dnccmcnt. HIS main purpuse If
c\·ent 1 know nothing nbout, l of the Male were sent out to con- tru~ Jovo in c:lass. H maku to get qualified June gmduatcs
have uo wny or knO\\ ang whom ftScotc the offending pet1t10n bul life difhcuU for tho aoven people mtcrcsted 10 bccommg either 11
to contnct." only one wns able to r"nd ot be-•itting between you Don t lake spcciOI agent cmploy\ll' or an uc·
Mrs. MonlO\'C requests that fore he wn.s hanced tn dr,~· 1t note. on typewrllor . This is counttmt. Prospective men who
she be 1nformcd lf there has been re{ldS as follows· "We. the under· terribly di1traeting to tho atu· would 'be intNcSt\.'<1 • must have
any pubUcity on a class speaker lgnl'd, of the female sex do her\:· dent• trymg to sleep. Above all. c1u1cr n Bachelor of 1\rl (J r Set
or an) c\•cnt no maUer how small. by protest the grov.-th ot mous- remember . ~Profonora Aro juas t!nC•• deglC(! us 11 prerequisite .
"Really though, people nrc ex· taches by the mall! studcnLS of like people. Applicants must ulsr bt 11) At
trcmcly cooperauve end patient lhu; college. &Ulrtcd by the mem- 0 t b;e tennis the latest least 5-Ccct 7-mches 10 hctght t2)
because lh~y realtze that the hers of tltc Delta Tau Rho fro-at Oregon State? They'• e &I so Ifuvt' reached their 25th bulhdny.
three :important functions of the terntty; who by mmcting th1s holding an "ughcst mnn" con-(3) Possess \'ision oC no Jess thnn
information center slow down scourge on humnmt:r. has cstnb-test. That could rat c .. n k1nds 20HO nnd 20/50. ('I) Possess nor
&l'I''ICc," 'Mrs. Manlove com· lishcd conditions under wh1c:h uf (Onversntion ut Lt•WlS and 1 mal hearing ond color vtsiun, (5)
_m~e~n~~~~~·-~--~~-~---~ J~w_t_tc_c_a_n_d_r_~~~~c-t_f_o_r_~_·_o_m_u_n_·~C_J_a_r_k_. ___ ~~-~---~ Be able top~ n rig1d phy~cal
PAUL'S EPISTLE
* * * * * Egger Dislikes Truman,
Gossiping Female Sex
By P•uJ Egger these ba\'c been used Wltl. ~:~r...nt :tlso be more thnn ju&t .announct • • rmmts from a few favored deport-examlnat ion, (6) Be walhng tu
serve in nny parl of the United
Stoles or tcrr1torull pOSSf'SSion,
(7) Be able t<1 opcralt any pns.
s~ng••r vehicle. Friday Fobruary 29th, 11 p.m
ANEW
HOLLYWOOD
STUDIO FEATURE
.ttU• ~~ I I 11 In• • f
.TDANJU: 01\.AJlf , SCO'rT BRAD\'
TKmLIIU a.lTTJ'Il\ 1n
"THE MODEL AND
THE MARR,AGE BROKER
ON ST \GF
Contest for the Moat LJPST ......
DECORATED MALE! I I
PRIZES ••. RCA Record Pln)
ing A ttachmcnt nnd RCA AL
BUMS from Horpl.!r McGt~
Company
ll'r• • I.IJlllllckl< fur Girl II frntn
1•1 I.I.I~H Hltl"NII r'II'II'A."
Paramount Theater
Dld you know thut there nrc success by Ubangt women dur·
three types of pohtlcuuu" Tht mg courtship, it 1a e. peeled that
first type 1s lilte Georgi.'! Wash-they may prove m1ldl) succ~
mcton and nt!V-I ful at LcwtS and Clark.
r tells a lie A1ter reading lru~t wed·'s edt· ment.& -st.atinc that the heads ol
that dl•partment art• tous1ng On•·
gon lugh schools tn ord~t to en
roll moron ror the t.'Ciurattol"
dcp;.r lment. Gladys Gilbert
The second tor.inls an thr: l.OG, tt as obvlout;
gt oup is like why nll the doorway,s tn tht•
Joe Stnltn and .•oumnhsm dcpanmcnt arc tv.!tnfl
never tells Lh•• made higher. Thts ts th•• ontv
truth. The third way in which Ute t!d1torml stof
\;)'PC is lt k \: can get around Without knockan~
Harry Truman off thetr hnlos.
• nd can't \ell J um all in favor of good ports-
the diflerenec. maru!hap and all thnt sort Ctf thing
rt m~k'!S we• Vf!l")' snd to rc· but swf.~ tn~ anal light cnn b•
po~t that there hna been no im-wr:nt.>d too lar After nll, wc'n:
Jlrovemen t m the Hbrary suua not all angels; although this m. y
tion. Certain members ol Lhe be du.: to a lock or odr~quot••
Agrarlnn group still irtSIJl on hnrp-pln)'lng lnstrucuon.
r,1g1:1tng constantly nnd nnnoy1ng Thla c:orm~r behcvi!$ that a slu
th•· ~holnrs who an.-tt")'Htg to dent ncwtpapel t;hfluld be more
tudy. thnn )Ust o bullellu board lor the
To oomb:.t tht m nnt •, J htrvc tdPalutic bnblilln.:s of :~n t•dllu:·
orde.red n Iorge fJhtpmcnt of gen who must turn In l)(lmcthlng m
uln<: Suulh Afrienn muu.les Sine order to g-;:t o Grnd••. Thct c &.hould We believe that lht!r•• should
bt: more of the ~:nhghlen(-d, ill·
smrt..od, uplifting kmd o( hh•nt•
tur· thut .)'OU have: just n:ad.
IIDI'TO& 'a •oorw · Tbe ecUt.oJ'P. wbo
4o 'riot wtab t.o ••t their JI .. CHJ aolle4.
4o DOt De(!Uiaril;J ·~· With thl opjulou eapr .. aed b,. llr lllfe'1tr • aau.uauou f-rom the edu,c;at.tou a ..
per\llltJU &.D4 otlln wo'llll4a4 IJUU•14·
~oata wtU be weloom ..
March 4 Seminars Off
ln order ll~;tt nJI tudtnt may
<r.)~nlrdt.c Uwu interests on
"All College CnrN~r Confert•nce''
to be ht•ld on Mn1 ch 4. no frl'..sb·l
marr scrnanotos or dcpnrtmcntnl
conft renc:CJ \\'Ill be sdtcdult·d
for thnt Tuesday tmnounN;d lh•
ooun~>r•IJing committee and nd
muu u till\ l! commrttc,. -Weddtng Photographer
Peraonol Service at Wedding•
Artlltry in Composition
NaJural Expr•aion.t
Friendly Service
To be sun \H u.t• stroboscop tc light
fur <·undid wt,dc.lmg photos
"Make Your Appointment Now"
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moun lot!
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pre pll uu
had w n,
ronaln1 y
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. nd hop
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hns beer.
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rold tr
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1.0 three
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dmms
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though.
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lhclr s1
not wel
and A
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c:am: hn
cai'C' fu I
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' • ..
ork • a ulies
amp College Career Day
To Cover }'ive Areas
By V irginl11 Bowman
tn n !IUI"'Our.llng ~poup J ur en c 11nu oil-\\ r... lnt.l o wn1
dcrlul time nnd gr,lnld 1 \' lu1bl
(•JCp•'llt n<·~ ."
t.:oke Is plnnnmK lo rnuk. aamt. F \,., ou I t mel mr. pruf I m I u ut 1 nl
ddol
th 1 ar•
lwJ ~·I I t rk. J
ni th ctl j n
A qu II .,
r Jll \~ lhc lk
The followinq mombou rf l I
1 nihil lnatlc I.C ludlnl.,, b nutl
,rul L't•llccn "Colt"" ~:vnns r~•lnt 1
' •£r rno.st lnh·r,.,stlng c·XIH'tit nee
ntl' h••r dc:dsinu to dt"vote ht'r • diJ:luu~ mov~e th1 iiUilHt>l••
In nddillvn to tht..• llu cl.! ltc mad._.
prcvlou l't She "w.rnt tu kt \'f m n n I Wt mr n, Y. hrr ,. n.om
W1 I l'.,t Dnn(JunN d In nvx L 'eck
Lur., wall bl:' ~u on l llfiP!J
t.o d In th£' All Ct1llqll C, ~t:
cr.nf( n lllt dn.v-Mnrch -4 1 , tonf r~'rtc plttnntn(! OOt11mt1' c
1. t tu full·tmw o..rv.r·(' to Ch1 i L
She nnd husbunJ l .. ou 1\JH'nl
t 1 ummcr ns volunl 'l!r wo1 kt·~
•n n work cornp In Ito!)• Th
o k t·tunp ~nllcd At:UPf' -wn
' nmpo td of 125 )'OUnl! J)('oplo.;
1 m nll ovcl thi! wotld and of
1\ ry nntlonnllty, 20 nf ,._.h001
" fl'om Amctlco.
tJndor lho aponaor&hip or \h•
Wo.ld Council or Churches thP
\'OUlh nU worked togcthCJ buald
rn D roncl on tht! stdr" of th£! v~ry bu~+y" whiiC' Lou 1 111 I::ur
opt.
:MPnnwhlJe bvth wrll ~nllnttt
hmr studws ut thl' Sun Jo ... nmc1 Ct)
Th~:ologt.al :;(•rnanar, l..ou p c.
p:uang for th(; mamilry .nd C k
os a mlmttcr s wah•. And 11 h"
runtanut• on Willi the )!col llna
spnrklc she dasplnyt•d In t 1'uc -
day on campus, she'll Ut! top 1n
her career. 11 iJ fll.
f.uch p ~I
on£' uf 11 v hdd wall r• p r nt
bu ~n ctlu
c rtaon. fine •I"U, pub he: o J'\' It
rond cltncc.
From thue fivo held stud n
rnoy dccL to nllcnd lhc un
area v.bl h D.J>Pt-<~1 mo.s\ to t em
und Jt f Jlluw tlons lh(• lin of
thcl t•h: tc'd voc:Jl.mn
• ThP ('h ilcc ,f o C Jlt:• r In
(On{ of tho c (Jrt \"
n ountuln. As Colleen pul It-c k d d •
. n e I n t Ct\'e up somcthmc COLLEEN TOWNSEND £V-thtY duc-nwn nncl wom('n b 1
llke-wath &hovl'l5 ond guod ol' •g whr:n she dtscardrd th._. mov-ANS was !Jrutod Tuosday by roo on IM his SPI.'Clflc C'Orc r 1 u ly n r...ntwncd)' '~ rll be lh
topic tr · l'd by ('J:JCh Pl' hr
A 110 to bf• rclutcd will b( lhL
" re& -she (lCIIn('d somr Lhlnt atudenu when sbo vl.11ted the toiOit:u, h1 collt.Rt d "5 In Prt.rJUr .~bmv gn~asc. " v d 1 1 d ,
I \ on cr u !In Jn )t•• ch.lllr•ng campua with her husband Louis Ol'tln for 11, tnt• a .. trn •• Pl"' onu 1-:\'crylhint: wu.s JUSt as t \e .. • • • ~ ~ •
h N , lng ll's there In hl•r tyc lor ll special auombly . (Photo by l?.ltpl'racncc!l lllont! tht.' Y. ay, nd-prcpna mg sc Ml 10 cw 'orlt Look • • • • Vlrglnlo Bowman).
~ad wotncrl: '·hntd work, un-~--~~-~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~c~~~!to~!l~u~d~c~n:t~ !',:re~p:n~rl ~ra~·~~ro~r
.·~~~~i~l~:. ~~:~i.~iuns, SICkness nml Atomic Blondes, Bombs for Mother1S-l·n-Law
"You jua1 5hovo tlll' cows aside
. nd hop inh• ' ·ow trough 11 you p f p f 1 u A
~~ :~c~~~ b~:~~~;;:~~~r~;::;-;~c~~ ropecls or eace u se of lomic Energy
0( cours£'. th••t c wus nn h:e
rold drum rr you could tnnd
.t .. Thjs IS the ero of proj!rc s In
lhl' n?alm of the powers nr th
' 1'ht> lood-spnghotu-w 5 ::cr\ mighty atom. Some uf UH' atom·c
t>d thrc.-. times o do>'· dinner lunch force is bt·ing ullli:<d fur pr::JOC'
and brcukfnst. The only vnr-ful endeavor, ll£ JdJollc n at mn~
cty wns "pnnl' Limt• (brcnd Urn• sound.
to us) nt lh o'clock rPcess You mny hove notaccd orm
Lou w::5 one of tl)rcc \\ o~~ ot the neighborhood kuJdlcs nrc
ttam cnptalns nnd Coke w~U, l chomping ··super J\t(lmJc llubbl
vcr•nl oth.•rs reported to hilT' C:um." Th1.2sc gr)QC)' gobs of gum
.. t 7 n m. cnch day with nn arc gutrrantccd to t•xpond I() br,;
"0 kay boss. whnl's n·~xt?" Cukt ~er. bettc.r and 5lickit~r removt'r·
dnhns she Irked Lhcrr SI~Ut- proof bubbi<!S, At lost rwopl
two hour long lunch ,crmd- con honestly s!ly, "1m stuck on
u!llom ''~•·.v mud1 C'hlldnm "
C(lkc nnd Lou zwver J!!~lerl A le~ pionecra in the h•·ld
though. Du11n~ rt"r.cs:; nnd lunch
pcrtOcJ they Jeri prny(t1>. And rr proclaim thut lht·Y nre an pos
~csslon of Atomic gnsulinc. f;nc. lhl' ewon1ngs fnllowinR n t;t•r-
mon m G~rmun, ltnlion and E:ng-pl&ton m the nuto blosts o mina·
nture mushroom cluud out of thr h h, they hendt•d n prnyl'r ser
\are-bible study class which they cxh:Ju.l ptpc, cnnying wltJa '
call~.d "Babic Shanng," .such unnt~ccssnry ltt;ms v vulvc~
Their moat dl.fficult nnd lrylnR lngs lind pastoru;.
nb was ~o pro\'e themselves nnri In the pr<!·ntomJc age '"' u l.'<l
thcar smccnty, Amcrlcnns were to jouml!.}' to mountain stl"('nm
not wclcom•~ by the Europeans for bnss or trout fr&hin'. but, "''
and Amerrcnn custotTU were mMc. The other dny there wns o
•cornt:!d or \'iewcd with '•rnlsl.'d fcliO\\ m c:onvocation tnlkmc
eyebrows." Alwn,vs lht! Amcr•·
curu hucl to bt.• on gu1trd, olways
C"nreful not to g1vc the wronl!
1m pression.
Howevor, Coke relntcs.
n!l '' orth 11. spaghetti, 11 wa~
··lboY. about nuclear llo;.sion. Man that's
progress.
Several or the well-known
movu~ stars arC' an kteptng wllh
lht> world of today. Old you cvt.'r
«lt)P to thmk how many of them -•
Bud Kiekenapp givcts Jean E. McLean a hair raising oxl)t!rionco
as he! pu1 hu the button that sh0015 250.000 volts racing through hor
body
Kiekenapp 's aclions were shoclcing lo say the leacll• said
McLean . afler thct demonstration of the Van De Groaff machino a1
the science •how in Lincoln high school, February 11,
111 c rndao Dl!li\'C, not to mcnuon 1 Blonde '
TV! The rnptd pDre of progrc 1
Cortain lhtaJzic:al cstablJ -r. I almost out or hand. Aftnr rcoJd
m1.•ntt1 announce their th~pinn anr. nhout ntumsc pries an o mO(!O·
in the following mnnner: .. And z.rnl', one cnn'l help but wonder ' to the center or thl! stngt.• w•· hove just whnt tht• rn~.>dtcnl men v.rll
that llu1ullful cxpon.:.nt of t.'r.!Ct du with IL
:rnd rhythm, B11n Tk1n, the Atorn:~ I What will the world or tomo"
~--~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~ row oonlu1n' Let's s~culu~.
•
New Burlingame Markel
Food Lockers
Quality Meats
Groceries
Garden Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
Low Competitive Prices-Everyday You moy IJc nhle lh buy mint
ntu11~ poe kN s1r.c otom b->ntb
tu throw nt your nloihcr-rn lnw
The dcparLm nt Slvff."!! w11l 6{'!1
-racgc.r CoJunU:rs to tht• populut1 •n.
Xu longc.r will ,\"0\1 h.11vc to \\1 ll
!or the govcmmenl to do lt fn,
you, now yuu con count yuu,
I own r,t.:g~rs.
M;my peaceful u cs nr~;; rn th\
future but, 1f Uus .shoulu nevt>1
hllppen due to thP {!I '"' nnd glor
Ious needs of '' <~r, JUSt rom-.
0\'tlr tO my C<We OnU bl"l~ your
I fist hatchl!l so we c:an hn1.'\.h
rhtpptn{! thas nrttclc Qut In ston.:
ls It Voodoo?
Proft ssor II. 0. N. Bull, gl'Qg
rnphy d~purtnumt, hilS n n~·nk
m.: sw;plcum he' n Sit £"pwnlk
• r. Thrul.!'s no •>lhcr wa\" he
.:;nn nct.'Ount {or hts tir okt•n
b<•nd:. \ I I I n t PJ I u tt I... r l h I r
P• uk 1 thr<.ugh Dr \ t·.-";
F t d~:all. t. n of tudcn buLI-
ncn--P II p M.AIIlstr nd NQ
m n B rnn, ophomorc educe·
tlon-0 Ch~; t F I b1• nrl
T •m Ptr nnt. tt,. e.naor ftnc rb
Dr Jo n Strrk E~ n nd •I
Gruth<:r, u r, publ.t: •GT"Vl::-:-
0 U C Dub.,c-h , nd Hc•l• Bli
mann, ~ nlor scicnc.,_D L u
Th } lr nd Vu~k MC'tZI('r -na
A lunC'hL n ha lx.-M1 pi nnt. I
(6. lflt gu• t peOkt' by Var-
rnln W 011, n1or, nd U •
F'r• dn Hnrzft.'ld, dczm of \'om
t.n ll ~ h<"dUfd at the 11 g~,
tommon cl1n. tly folio\\ log th •
l'Ollf~ cnct. <.ClJon
This College Caroor confe,
l'n n d \ WIJI r piQi:l' tht.• (n h
m n '"lllJnnr nnd dqlfll'"tnH u I
'onft n nt.t pr<.·,·wu l.lr ~.:h• dulul
for Man-n •
'In Vll' h Of the f ICI Lhllt cul-
''-'R<' IT'nn: than book lc um
ng l f<~ ly hll l••lt th t rh•
monthly J11N: ungs of fr l m 1
nnd d pnnm,.,n~ are 11Tip<r. t
~:nouJ:h o att.end:tncc of Jl
ud nt • ICP cltd A U41
v.; II ch£:' k '\J
rl?et•r du! ... p t ,f t I '11
tot I P,t naJ :-t •rd 0 :tr: F ·
dall and1 ~t d
Roberts to Remain
On Job-M3ybe??
Hop" Olirtod Cor the; (-oohn H I
'!tuy of CwU~ m RobcrL'l, p \ h 1-
i'•gy J>rofr or :md has Wllt:" M r: 1
rompus nurce, • t L• wis nu Clflr~e I l!J yun -nnd-n-hnU 6t.nY I •
I "WI to h \'(1 br!<.ln Lenrunnted by
ha.-: tron.g£>r \o the Bnu.Eh l J~
for u nt \\ JOb as o i'llnt~l p ~·l·hol
'"'lli t !or the govemm nt Rc enl
ly. R"ht tS rtCCJ\• d tnform.'liJ n
to the clfect that Lhl: nl'Y. pos111 n
JTU&}lt entad II C'OD!Otrtnt Urn \ r
tronsft r abroad v.sth th • Bra•• h
rn~·
~u 1 co back to Europt> 1 ~ •
tamJy \\Dnt to hnH! Ume ~ un
up !:om London to our (., d.
Welsh bagblnnd ,..,here our f Jk
II H.' the profc explnmt d,
Or. Gwalyn Roberts
'"nnd \\ ho wants to dri.,.c frv:n
lsmnllo, £gypt., the Bnu;;h h~:td
qua.rter in the Suel: canal zone
to Llnnf lit)\\ llg\\ y tn&)'llgos:ery
rhwynllanty altosogogoe h, \l.i h1c 11
i <.~n bbr~' rnUon fur th~ nmn •
at tany Wd h \ allnge'!"
Plenly of Park~ng Space
•
Phone Circle 8989 Guinr. P<'IH t' hrlh Qnd inna
Ct ntly to sl• t:J.l ont• mt~ht , Bull
a\\'ok1 tht: n~~~ m•wninc tho•
gronnlng owner. Of .l.~o:·••r... o
d• c1d~dly broken nbs. B~ rcmainlng in the Unit ~
~l"t" , 1\;t Rob• rts' \'tJit to their
hum£?1 nd wiU :Jctu~Jiy on\y be
pmlpo:u :d lna'!Dlucb ru lht:~ nrc
:.till planning for n '\"l!!it a ;yc::~r
fn•m tht June ··our pan:nu..nrc,
at pt c r.:nl In go'xl h11 lth nntt
1.<\m< u ,, It {) ~ Cmd rful C'Ountr) ..
"'nld ht w~·d\ lnsuuclor
H~: odd d ~wt h:tH rnl't muny
inl!pJrmn 1 wp!~.; ht::re end \\ ~ h J
• Muyhl"' :-.ltghtmnrc Alic~ c:>tl t
u }a x un ham. ttl\\ a) rt:rr\:mht: lht m -A •.
r ln.: dt: roeur .. l"l\9 Six PIONEER LOG rridlly, FCJbruary 22,
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Boad T .. ek Ends
LC Hoop Season Pioneer McPug
Olympic Mug?
Local (it:htcr, WIHTC)' B11.>n·
nlnc, t•mbnrlCl.-d for S<:nlllc lhrs
-we •k In nn nttt'mpt to wm n "POl
''" lhc.• Nmthwcst OJymptc b1l. •• Lnns nnd Clark cJos s out al
1952 Northwest conference bn
ketb U slnt lht( w,'f'kend, meet·
in& W'hitmnn tonaght n\ Wallo
W llo and jumping to C ldweU
for n Mondn) mght HO wath Col-
1!!g or Idaho.
The Paonccrs. no\\ 1annly cn
tr<nch~ m s~.:cond plocc ~nd 1t1
Jane tor n btd lo the r~:c1onol
AlB tnurnnmcnt, must \\ ln ot
least one or the thre;.; comes to
$ :-cure the runner-up . lol The
locals trounc-ed the Co,\ otcs twaef'
ond the \\'hlts once m thdr cor
her-eason mo.; Ungs.
Road coach Eldon Frx ''aU plch
up the rcms ng m lor lhe ro d
~Cn ..Jtcr h:l\ ing miSS~ lhc
Jnst It\ e I!Omcs while confmcd
to ht home by an onnck or the
mumps. Injured Star
• :lng team.
Br• nntng \\ lu "ngugc oppon
ents from nll OV"r the NlltthWI!S t.
Wornt• · pic:k~-d up Ius hoxmg
boxin~ skill nl Hn ungs rollc~c.
Ncbra kn, where he Olhmdct.l
sl·hnol lnst yenr. litt nlso boxer!
in the Nn"y nnd rn hagh sr.hnol nl
Pcorin. Illinois.
Hoopsters Thump
Sea Pac Falcons
In Weekend Tilts
By Don f'loren
KEN SERVAS
• , , kq lo VlC:lO JC!S Any hopes of K~n Sen n~ re
tur.rung !or furth~;r rourt nrtron
thas ) ear faded awn) \\ tth the _
dts1l0\"Cr_y that a blood clot hod
formed on his UlJUred raght kn~.
Sen n:;, who wns conference leadFrosh Win Finale,
End Loss Streak Bo k\'tbnll bad mhcu to Pal.t·
tmc htlt Jnst week-end nnu AI
Akms' LC fJVc mnd~ lh~; !nt• \Hll
n rousing one by thrnshinc Seot
tlc Pncrhc by 8348 nnd U2-72
scores.
Thl• Pi<mct•t"S showed them·
~lves to be nn ·thmg but drscour
agcd by the loss of th\:11" pre\'IOWl
three nnmt•s ond the loss ot Ken
Servns hom lhl' hncup. Thcy er m sconng ~md rebounds, wall
.fm1sh thiS nson on the bench
f"ranlc Gro•• has per:fonncd
c.red.nnbly m Ser\·ns' old spo
both an sc:orang nnd on the bonrds.
Other s-tnrtcrs tor the Ptonccrs
'' ho \\ 1ll trn\•el East m a thrcf."
(Dr cnrn\-an, wall be captmn Ed
Read 0\ the other forward; John
Feuz ut ~ntcr; nnd Don Paulson
nnd Gary Jackson at the guard
!POU
Golf Team Berths
Wide Open: Akins
Pro pects 'for thl' Paon~r· golf
tenm are not what one would
call healthy
Wath only two letlCJ'"\\'Inners
retummg to the fold, Coach AI
Akma says th~; .fteJd wlll be WJd
open for the sax vnrsJty posttlons.
Jun Krnus, last senson's confer
ence champ nnd Clark Stephens.
'" bo plnyed number ft\ e man, arc
all thot remoan to budd a new
team nround.
Although the fust meet u an
AprO. prospcd.i\'e dtvot-dt(tf:l'l"S
arc urged to st.nrt working on
lhClr games. The team will play
two mntc.hes each with Lmfi.-.ld,
Pacthc and \\'illameue ond then
t.rn\·cl to Wnlln Walla to compete
in the leogu~ Jmals. When tbe frosh win. they do rolled to their htghest point total
• u in convincing manner. Tho Slncc n mtd~anunry out 1 n S
locall zrounc:ed Concordia c:ol· against College ot Idah1•, nnd th1s
lege. 71-52. on the Cavalier ngamsL n dub which wus good
court Wedneaday night to wand enough to hold t )Ut\.d Seattle
up their "as.on. Unl\'CrS_ity' to tt ten-point WIOftlnC
Frank Reed paced tho P1oneor mnr 1n
yearlings wtih 13 points whtle Friday mght'a hlt was a slow
Joe Henntg with 16 and Luke tarter with the vaittni F d.lcotu
Knefall with 14 topped the con-'goUmg wba.t jump thaiT was.
cordaa c:agers. Howo•or . tho Pioneon put on a
• fourteen-point apurt m the opon-
.l\tu.lung thCJr !mal nppcaranc: 1 ing two·and-one-hal1 mmutes of
01 Ute season on the Pnlotine hill th~ second quarter to talco a lead
maples the !rash dropp~d lW( they nover rolhlqu~bcci Big John
hard !ought battles 0\'er the wecli Fouz wound up the baH with an
end. o•en twenJy counters whic:h cou-
Thc yearlings hdd the P~clftc pled with his second half output,
far.:;t YNU' ~en t? n 28·28 lie nt gave bim 27 for the game a now
lhc hal! Fnday mght, only to lose high Jor an LC player this season.
In the second canto 60-55. ThJB Frank Grove filled m capably
wns the Pioneers• thu'd loss to r01 Scrvas. topping both sides m
the young Bndgers of Furcsl rebounds and tying with Lew
Grove. Wahl Cor secnnd-high potnt hon-
PaclfJc subslltute Abbie. Ross 01, ICl r . h• Pwn~.-crs "' 1th t 1
led the scor:mg parodc With 15 Saturday 's tilt was racehorse
points. Frank Mallory made 13 all tho way and. while the Fal
Cor the hosts._ • 1 c:ona managed to fllil'ly woll koop
Saturday mgh~ Warren SmJth " pace with .the home c:nw·s run
mt.:n Wt.'re edged b~· Larsen ning thoy couldn't match tho
Creamery 61-58 for lhcir twcllth torrid .487 shooting cUp of tho
straight loss. The P l o .n e; ~ "'1 PionHn. Easy Ed Reid. making
chopped at the Datl")'mcn s 3t·21 hu final home appearance in LC
h.t!lf time lead, but could nn\ , P a n 9 1 e 1, sluffed 25 pointa
O\'cr<.'Omc the bulge. through tho hoop for Individual
Al Sh;ph~nson nnd Jtm Quack honors. Gro•e was again runner
each udhed 13 pornts !or the up wish 16 whllo Don Paulson
loS\.:T'S. Santella hod 12 for Lor· and Foua came through with 13
sons. each.
The twin wins cnme ns a wel
oomc 1 chd to AI Akins, who has
been subbmg for the ailing Eldon
Fsx durmc the P10neers' Ia l ftvt
gumcs. Thus Akans wmds up h • ' '
By Tom O'Oay
Uvorla JldJ· o •
In the upset of the ycur m intramural hoop plny, :sa'm
swamped pre-season favorilf! Lnmbda lust Friday, :J5.JO.
Hilken spearhenrled the undefeated Sigma :lltack with
points. Only four men were nblc to score for lhc Lamu .....
three ot them tyinp fm losers' high point honors wilh five.
'J ne rco·shlrted l..ombda squad stol'ted out aa lf it woro
ing to duplicate an oorlier post season win over Sigma, w
Mural Leader Frunny Cox hiUing two
and a fror 4hrow whtlo
was dunking ono fo Sigma.
this point, Cox ulfered u
ovor his oyo in a atrugqlc for
ball and was forced to leovo
game. Tho loss ol Shoir
p!ug won o b1o.,.. from whic:h
Lnmbdaa novor did quito ra•:o"•c:
The S1gmus threw up 11 vc
ttt:hl zone defense in ordc•t
I curb the !en reel Lnmbdn
bn•ok. Wtth K('rm Lund t.lrt
through the key for Jny-ups
Hilken httting on tlP·Ins from
c-orner, tlw Sigmns drnvc to u
13 hul 1mt lend.
Then tbo Sigma aone roaUy
gan to work. Score a! 1he end
threo quarters favored S1gma .
10 I~ at: Lambda couldn't co1nn,oc
for a point • Clu
It wa
lCOI
!o
f" 1111
I hen
to hnv
No
oduc:atl
ho
uthl
athl
......... en!
on~
rncs or:
gel ns
rttcapn
c~n't I
now.
B
flo
Th~; rt~ut continued mto
thild quurtl'r With r~st•rvcs pi
tng most of the ti~ for
-~ AKINS _nms. In thrs period. the Laml' :aaagu
• · • procllc:e malcoa perfoc:l .!ns wcr · nble. to crack the Sign: o atb
1.ron curtmn Cor ix point l't F acuity Star Top~ lh~ ~~:;~d:n:n~oa~fu:ho Thcs'
time, tt L P . k 111 Mc:Ateo Maulers , woro sl oop OlDlma ers lng another opponent in • r nmu
Assist \nt basketball coach A
-\kins, topped all 'mural scorers
in gam(; through February 19.
nccordmg to mtrnmural darcctor
Warren Smith.
Faculty star Akins olso lends
tht! leagu•• an game averast• with
15.5 points per game.
Lendmg scorers:
l>la.)'or, Toau1 0 J'O :I'T
Akin8. :Paoult.J" 4 ~ 12
An10. oJI, Dolt 4 22 7
DA)', M.c:Afoo 4 20 7
Long"bAUa , KCIA1oo 3 21 3 Ba"o1 , PTA 3 1& 7 Ounnlnl'b 'm, r~ob 3 14 !)
Ola:rtou, •c.t.fH 3 15 3
.uulreWII , au.nta 3 11 t
IUUI:at. ~· 3 8 9 Tbion, Dot& i 10 5 Pr '2'1'
8 62
8 !11
1 47 5 45 7 37
9 37
7 3:J
'1 31
.. 25 ll lUI
tu4opoD4o!U I Orook
I• 'r , 4·0iNI~tm• . Po.• 3-0(· Knill'-·
I r-rit U It.;> :.' • t lAm btl 1L
fo"rnllh l·:Z llo•IIB
t"J' \ -0-31A IJ•hCl llfiflt,. Q•:l llrtn
•
MURAL SRf.DS :-1 .. .. -·-11-:t
O-il . rong bad for tho crown. -rha•
victims thai Jime, tho Mi.ditr by
50·22 count. Bruco Longballa
most single bandodJy beat
Mi• fits u he acorod 22 point ,
ol thorn in tho fint hal{.
rr you notice a h.:\\ pale Mr
.Af~:c Maulcrs around, don't ~unr•
nLout thmr health-they pl .. ~·"'
the Fucult . quad lust Tu1 d1 '
In a ding-dong battle for th
fourth victory. tho Maulera
win, 45-43, bod to overcome ra .. ulty lead which oxtendod
oight points at one time and
iivo pointa as laJe as tho
quarter. Only tho apoctn..,11la'
hoohng of Jim Clayton.
mado 14 poll\11, aavod them
ab. orbing a lou to a determ1oec
band of Faculty players.
W1th both team~ hitting
swtshers, the Facu ll~· jumped
to n 15-11 first quarter ll.'ud. of foot
that he
iron thl
In
Jacksot
Allen~
ing the
glorio~
wilh th
nlng ~
him w~
"A r
so~
bound I
l nllit
Akins, hi!'h tor th(' dny Wtlh An
countc·rs, madP s1x pomts m thn•l is that lora ad !it I The cugL•y Facl:lill·l
tllrcw up a zone defense m "apecla rrid.ay. robruary 22--
3:30-Alpha n. Lambda~
vs. Milflu. F'TA attempt to stop the Mnult:rs, cohesio
~onday , F~brua~y 25--
3:30-FT A vs. Froah. tho Mc:Afecnns ktpl acquire
fl'·' ay until they got the h.·n while 1
nbout hnlC way through thc J
3c New Burlingame
Fountain Variety brtcl 1952 colh•gi~ h! couchmg ~a-1 Tuesday . F'obruary 16-
rc:cr with a cn.>thloble two wm, 12:o~BoJo vs. Alpha: Poleeoh: qunrtcr.
Tht-gamt• uut lln·d 'Facs' st
wttltin fighting dl t me:•• the
• BURGERS • • • • 30c
SHAKES • • • • ZOe
Only 5c for flee
Complete Fountain Service
8SOO S.W. TerwUiger Bh•d. Circle 8611 three loss n.'COt'd. 1 va. McAfee.
3:30-DoUa ·n. Sigma: Kappa
Students' Home Towns
Shown on New Chari
fn ordl•r to sllmulntl' interest
omong student.& in promotmc the
LC cnu c in thctr home towns,
the Mustnng chnph r of Jntcrcol·
kgint• Kn~ ..:hts hU\'"-' p1 I.'PUred, in
cocopcra tlon \'v'lth dtrectl•r of stu
dent procurcml.' nl, Virgal S. Fog
dnll, n chart showing the dlstribu
tjon of Lewis and Clarl< students
nccordmg to their home towns.
The projcd, whtch will be on
dtsplay ln tht• lobby uf th•• gym,
is a complctt• tompilotton and
covers for,.agn oounlnes nnd out·
of-sttil•· students ns well us thosc
from Ou.•gon. vs. Lambda.
Thursday. February 28-
3:30-F'ac:u lty VI. Miafitl;
vc. Lambda .
LOOMIS
PRINTING CO.
PUBLICATIONS
and
COMMERCIAL WORK
BR 1343
516 N. W. 12th Ave. FTA f the way but the Mnulf·rs to
mg no chanc:es scmt·stalh:d
tlw lust lew minutes.
In one of tho roughest
aloppaest gamos of Jhe yur.
Doll• Tan away from tho
42-17. lor.t Tuesday noon.
Gene An•td•on purkr:ltht v
tors with 16 pomlB, nane nf t
m th•· run-owny 11ccond half. •r
Bctns. whu couldn't hit u 1
throw, made n game try to h••nt
lhc Uelts onl}' lruallng by
JK•mts, 31-15, at the hrtlf.
Ken's Barber Shop
,., llturtn.: " Quirk 'HDir<'Ut
IJC'l w "en C laucw
2'enr11Uier &t 'raylor'a 7tarr, ad.
i"'lo~ · t1 ltonlloya Uoui'D ll·ll tt to
At
of hovir
ed c1nd
ln favo
practic
It Sl'C'
rnigh
those
on
cuu t
syatom
Don't J Aery 22.
I Fobruory 22. 19U
• • tg • IDle
B:v Tom O'Oay
l!lpona JlcUtor
Ch1c0 Stale's football conch n•signed the nther clay, c.hnrg-
1t wns unpc,sstb le to wm gam,•s by fielding a 'strictly ttmn
r' teorn ngninsl ,suhsidr"lctl opponen ts.
Chico's conch, Pnul J. Smith. sni<l he can ~ee nothmg but
lOt' the NchoM in the• future~ if its present rccruilmg pol-
:>lny, St'g ;111
1 35-19, coni inu~-s. lL st•cms Chtl'O has no : port" scholarships or
forms of subsidies frll' ilthlctcs. Thi .ounds like a cnse
.~\''''"de-emphasis oa· pt•rh.aps Rt:cdtlts. Which brings up the
pomL, why do we go to collr.gc? Is at to gel an Pducatton
I hcnr u "pl!rish th.,;-tlwught ?''), to have a wmnmg team
10 have a heck of n good time? :.-k with
e l..am ... ,_.g
rith five.
it were
ligma.
two
hilo Hi
r Sigma.
terod u
ggltt for
lo leave
~hoir •
n which
Jho roc:ovar
up u '
n ordm·
flmbdo
~nd dr
lny-ups
ns from
vc: to u
roally
the ond
I Sigma
!n't co11tnec
d mto
ervcs vu•J·
~ for
the
own.
ofufitl by
ngbnlla
beat 1
l points,
ill.
pale
lon't wor
1ey pta
• for 1.nt1L
,!aulers
rercome
donded
,e and w
the
lpctclBetlll•
rton.
lbem srctzr
leterman••
•
tins
mpcd
Jeud. r w1th
ts m .-...~ ,
Fncul
se m
uh:rs.
plug~~ in'
the ko
cs' st"'"''"'
• the
ulers
llcrl
hl!ll
e
)n.
the
n( lh••n
half. '""' No one dontes that athlotos play a p<JTt in our modern
lion syotom but somo people an boglnnlng to won-
how big lbolr rolo ahould b*'· Should the emphasla Uo
nthlotlcs or on studios? For if a .tudent expects to bo
athlote, ho baa to expect to be something less than a
dudenl. juat aa untvorallle s which sponsor great athletic
though famoua. are something len than unlversi·
On!! can't expect to sptmd 20·30 hours a week plsymg
mc..c:; or· lor that malter poundtng u typewriter and sllll hope
gel as much out of his courses ns the stud(.•nt who doesn't!
rllctpotc in any Ol' few extra-cut ricular activities. Not Lhnt
can't 1 eccive good or t~xcclltmt grades for as you will know
now. GPA's tlon'l actually sho\\ whal you got out o( the
Bosldes losing actual lime spent on the gridiron . basket·
1 floor or diamond the athlete must also lose procious
'u"' .. on the rubbing table, tho pallet or the hospital bod
his lost strength. Several so-called student
thletoa ha vo ;;topped and asked themselves if it is worth
tho trouble. Proponents ot the great American sports
setup will quickly come forwCll'd with the Ume worn
lad1ctgcu. that sports build chCll'acter teach fair play glorify
c athleto and of course allow him to be port of tho
"'"''v ... l'a honorable football tradltlon .
The :.e .ne '>Uppo51!d to compensalt: for the lo!'s o( school
lime, th~ lo ·s of boyish energy and possibly the loss o£ hfc
limb Do the:v really add up or are there faulty mathc
tk about? One product of the great American sport
r £ootball, former l\lhch1gan star. Allen Jackson fr·cls
that he was cheated by participating in big-t1me (ootb&ll.
On~.-of h1s reasons is that he spent more time on the grad
iron than he did in hi~ subj~c l major history
In an article ln the Octobel' 1951 issue of the Atlantic .
Jackson attacked the Michigan big-tlme sports system.
When looking back at tho so-called b&neflts of hia caroer,
Allen couldn't ace "practicing football for slx wMka dur·
lng the warm and budding aprlng ... aa belng either a
IQlc>riou& or wlrthwhile occupation. " Jackson's quarrel "ia
with the tendency ln modern toolball to empbaalJ:e wln ·
nlng as an end in it.elf and a tendency toward a 'kick
him when he la down attitude.'
"A tavontc expression at Michigan is 'when Michigan
cs, someone has to pay." An over-emphasis (on winning)
bound to lead to unsportsmunlike conduct (a win at any
nltiludc). At Michigan they dou't believe in gtlng tack·
, thl'.Y )liSt cover the ball with ·a blanket of blue'."
An lnlerostlng aapoc:t ol modern football, bo contends .
la that it baa perverted tho team spirit. As Jackson said
"apoclallJ:atlon does nothing toward enginttorlng social
cohesion on the team. Football . as lt is played today. baa
acqulrod the undesirable a.spec:ls of a professional aport
while losing all the benefits of an amateur aport."
Jackson. who plnyed in lhc Rose bowl, could see no l".Spe
llv gu~at honor m playing in the bowl game. As his coaches .. . . ' "'We nre hen.: for only on(: purpose and that IS to wm.
for the 'chnractea · building' llpon which football seems to
vc such a prioTtly, muny other forces besides footbull c?n-
rbutc to such development. Also othet· sports (uncommerctnl·
) ur~ just as cffecti\'C build~ ·.s as football."
At the end of b Ia car"T. Jackson is slck and Ured" . · ·
of having my natural deatro for phnical oxerciae corrupt·
ed and commerciallzed. of giving up ple<:~sant afternoont
ln favor of klck.lng and rolllng in lhe duat and muck of the
practice flold."
ll Sl'ems lop.tcal wh"n Allen roncludes, "foottanll (to whi~h
e mtght ncld btg time spurts in gc.meral) is a pout' bargatn
thus~ who pluy the gnnw."
itrrY a4.
IJra I· (Editor's nolo: This is the first ln a series of alx articles
! on the value of college athletics. Future o;torloa wtll di.a·
CUtiiJ tho character of athlotoa, how much a big-llmo sports
ayatem coatt. Lowls and ClOTkl role. and solutions lf any.
Don't jump 1he gun, road all tho Cll'tlcles.) PIONEER LOC Po_so Sovon
Fair Rose Plan Readies
Canvassing Operations
Orgontt•'r,a of tht' city-wide dccnt• to thl'lll · who neccpt, ne and ~:o~b of the F'nlr Rrrr""':"p nn
"ll'uh Bo ,, ' plun met 1'uc!ldoy t'OJ'dlng lo compu chn&nnnn. Th .. y wall llluatrntc to thc.m the
nof•n to 1hacuss pluna !or convll" Wnlly Uowmon . co t of dui<:rlmlnoltOn 1
smg howling nlh•ya, rcsumrnnlt. Under U\lr plun, c.xplrun fluw. cconum1c ond wcJt,J progrc.a In
luvo•t n~. clubs oncJ tlwutcrs tn '"''"• cnmfl:llf!f\ voluntcero wnt the I'Ommurnty.
I'Xplnln the pion h1 • tnhlillhmr-nt SJpprn~wh bus.ani'HS "'Mlt:l'l nn 1 Decwls, pscturml! n rov-e nnd
nwn~ra tJntJ present Fnir Rose flpeok to them nbl)uL the lillll nome! or the member college
Wally Bowman . F"alr Rose chairman. hands slicker to Vic Harris,
proprietor of tho Threo Star restaurant . as the campaign gots under·
way this week. will be duplnycd fn the window•
or those owners who ogrce not
to ds erunsnnle .aJ;UJnlit race, colo··,
or crel::d ..
Student.s wIll Cinll canvass the
nren bounded by Je.Cicrwn a~t
on lhc north, lhc ctty hm1ts on
thl' outh, the cny hmua nn the
west nnd lb• water front
District workers arc, Sally Ty
r•·ll, Nancy Barnum Dorothy
Burow·s, Frl'd Tomlin, Bct13 Jeun
Duke nnd Pntsy Annnln.
Th Fnlr Rose Plnn ts supported
by lhl' !ollowmg nlnc Portland
collcijcs Um\.'CI"Slll' f)( Portland,
Lewis nnd Clark collcgt>, V,1nport
college, !\tultnomnh coll{'gc, Rc !I
college, Mnrylhurr.t collect. C{)n·
cordln college, UmvcroUy fit
Portlnnd School or Nuram~ aad
ProVIdence Hospital Schaal or
Nun:tlng.
Charlie Haldors Leads Active
Life as Book Store Manager
Char he Hnldors as n man who lhere Is no room for the book· to mokc them sharp ..
cnn do many th111gs. He cnn sell <tore and h1mseU any plocc ex Soy, whot bi n snake sbp,
you o snake shp or n kidney rub-.ccpt "do\\ n an the gull)•." Then. ~nyhow"
bcr, tnkc care of your lr11ff1c 1s, of cous'SC, no bulldmg there
llckct..'l, ssgn stuchmt body check! AcluaJly Ull: SlOrt' iJ n thl1\'• Hasty Heart Cast
snd do r. mean Chnrlcstcm. me busane.ss wHJ1 n ~~ross snles of
The EnAke :ihp and lhc ktdne) l ~tJ..I.OOO lor the year \~hlcll ··ndcd Readies lor Billing
rubbt•r arc two oC the more thon June 30. The b1g s llcr outAld•~
600 dll{cJt:mt ucms on sale in thP.I of books IS Klccnt•x . • MuJt he o Dmnn Murphy, S11l Trevor ond
collcg•• bookstor(' whach Charlie lloL of runn}' nos~ nround here,' Don Hanes Will ha,·c the lcodmg
munug~; the lrutrac llckl.!ts ttc muses Chorlse. pnrts in John Patrick's , iThc
in with the rncl that he 1!1 nd· And most of them pol<e their Htusly Heart." which ~trs Con
viscr to tht• atudl•nt trulrie corn-way into the \)oakslorc durmu ~tnnc!! Roth Folts' piny productio n
missmn; the checks, \<llh his en-their collegl.'. corccrs, at lcosi long t:lnss is prl.'Senting the evening
pncity us comptroller of the stu-enough for Charlie to meet them. of lo'cbruary 28 and 29.
dent b<1dy: the Cht•rlcston, well H u; s:ud thut he knows more Onginnlly produced by Uownrd
that's JUSl !or k1cks. people by name than any olhcr Llnd&ay and Russell Crouse m
Charlie is olso ad\'Jser to BluP p»rson on cnmpu ond chnlh:n~tcr:.l New York m 1945. with Anne
Key nnd Kappn Ph1 Alpha. ·•r to thnL claim nrc few. ~Burr, Richard Bll$Chear t nnd John
guess that's nbout all I do on Do<!S Charhe like has job' .. , Lund ns stars, ''The Hos.ty Heart'
campus." he snys. wouldn't be hc.rc af I dadn'l. Both was lllter made lnto a movie by
When he hrsl came to Lc~~u the students nnd U1c admmlslrn- Warner Brothers which featured
and Clork four years ago, the tion arc n swcll bunch to work PatrscUI Neal, RJcllnrd Tood and
book store was nne lone counter wath," he nnswens. Ronold Reagan.
In the basemen t of Palntanc man- Incidentally, Hnldors & Co. Th" story deals w1tb a dour
or. It moved from lht.'rc to 11.!1 {fi\'c part-tunc student workcraJ Scotchman, Lnchlen MncLachlen
present locotion although it h&s :ut! pushing fcttllng knh•cs thts "',ho hos only a fe" weeks to ll't:e
been l'nlnrgt..'d twsce since then week. ..II you know anybody and is unr~pons1ve to the at
Chorlic says he dreads the who 1snt an fin ·~ tctUt!, JUSL t•nd '""""''.S ot Ir.1endship made by ltts
thought of movang-ngntn b~?CnUS<' them m. Wl!'\'t• got the kna\'CS fellow hospslal inmates •
Pha~.lru.r plttl l\.roplu '::~d:
You wJl soon brealt. tl1e l)ow
if you keep it always stretcl1.ed
Fof.·~ •
Recipe for rclaxntion-ttJke the.
CXlllklll <If OOC rrosty Uottle of
Coa1-Col.,. Delicious. too.
ao••1m t.JNDU ollrrt10.r.ll\' OP rJ1( coc;.,..cou COMPANY IT
Coca·Cole BoUUng Company or Oregon PIONEER LOG
* NO DEMO, GOP IN THIS ONE
• ates are 1 * am Frlday, Fobruary 22,
• a1gn
By Cbuek Charnqulu
• \ \\Ord . .)non.>mous \\llh th\!
ar't a I of ~pnng to the '-=nmpu pua volC'ed on ••ery lnuo.· This comnu~tonl' l' fm thl! oCfacc• or 'lea.. pn· 1dcnt., chula nnd the flli·Ctl tuch
as part of tho platform of non ·•student intorest 10 college i1f· lie IS n JUili(Jr pohtleal scwncc ·h~ou .
Floren. presidential candid&llt. fain must be don'oped. Thi 11 nlRJOI"' :md membl't' (>t L.trtbdu
1)1 "'' 1 H \rn<'ftns, LllUICit:. ll pn~t
1 t I" llons Student! will go to
thl" polls Mn~h -1 anrl 5 to elect
t'!U,tt't'S In guldc the I.INI\'Ihcs <lf
the ASI.C ni'xt \OCllr. F luron Is n JUnior 1-:nghsh und ., tatemenl lrom tho platform of II r.Jl.! I on trnh• ruty o stands
1 H f t th ll•nr •If rlw 1nh•rsv1orih· t:ot1n plul ,,ophy mnJc>r. H\' holds mcrr Stan Mttchelt Ho pror.ont1 ., plon on a P G orm o coopera ton w1
for mereurng tbi .. interest and the •tudont body end tho sludonl
ber:shlp In Pi Dc.ltlt Ep. lion, ntl tatAs A s'udonl bOd P Asi I council. Ho also wUl aeok some Jonnne EIIIN, JUnior music
calion maJ<lr nnd mt•rnlwr or
phn Ournmn sorority. is ul
\.'A lid idtttP fm• lil'CI Ctur~•, fo,•1rmol n•lmmntmn '' c..tl! m:Jdt:
fur all n!f1ccrs 't.: tt:.rda' Pcll·
It ·n~ hll\ c bct;n flied b) four
pn; •dcnlJnl and two \'lCC pres!·
dcnuul cnndtdnt~. Fnur candl·
d~t (or scerNOty, th•~ !or
l '(' urcr nd l\\ o ~ dl lung lNtms
h '~.: nl tum cod m lhcl pcU
t on t thu student bod\ olfac ttonul J\)Urnnllam hl•n•,rnr\, anti $ " • ~ Y r... 1 .
d r L" r dont's most important quuiUy ·~ changes tn ond addlUona to tho 1!: prcsl 1!1\t (1 nllppn 'ht .\lphn
I .._,1 h tho abihty to make necoanry de dc:llvUtoa on the campus. 1 atl t nat~ .. oren 1 on t c1 !.ldltodnl Slll(f o( the l.OG cislons on matters of 9TC!BI lm
Pre td nllal he p ful mcludc
Du F or n. H01,s Cnrto 1 n, S n
l 'at h tJ and B1ll Ow en Other
c nlisd t "' mclud~ \'lC' • prt.. d nt.
P ul Jon~ • nd Ut,\ d
Cl'(t !'), L urctl.1 M)crs.
Elh B \\\ La nd 'Bd
I J a Duk . t ruacr, Clnrk
~t ph n J1m Gnratt nd W Jb
H 1.1 The t\\ o .> tll t rn.. that
t J>{"ta 1 n d n ~. tt:am 1me.
D l.arm r Ron Cunniughsun
Chuck Bnrlholtmmw, rmd
1 ''' o Bob BltJSl' .. r nnd Bud
f
I "'' II
•d pomt :n rn • ~f 2 5 ---
nummum of I:? sem tcr
r mu .. t ha e be,>n mmntnm~ Don rloron
\ o~d1dnteo dunng lhe Haig Carto&ian. m hill prestden ·
'
t p "1.'(-d n lh, 1 u n .Hal platform, wunts to "c<Qvolop a
P td n• nl nnd \'lOt: pr tden 1 clo cr unity wuh tho odmini.stra·
~ p fu' must be m~: nbt'rs tion and to establish coopera tion
t um cl IJl tht r nd :for the problems that thc student
ler t oc eh tbl(• f r flee body lncos. Problom !l wo have to
runntnc for the fftce of face mc:ludc: .national fraterni·
\' nnd tn:nsurcr m&~ b no~ ot Lowia and Clark. inter·
f t Hhcr the ~ophomo c or collogaato activaties. recognition
j nu r clru at the time of ell:\:· of service organixalions and a
U ru. The t.rensurcr mus\ also campaign to holp build tho stu·
hnd one yenr f bookkeep- dent union building and complete
n .. l't10unllng e~-penencc the bricking of Bodine.·
ftTho c:.rytng noed of studont Cartm~mn. n JUnior speech mn-
govcrnment at Lewis and Clark Jur. 1 a member of .J.\Ipho Pst
u. not for mort' actlvttiM but for Om Gn. nntaonnJ rlramn honornry,
moro participation by more peo-nnd 1 president nl Delta Tau
plo. I woLld like lo heaT the opin· Rho frntcr rul) Thts year he
a on of cvory student on tho cam· r\ 1 d os studeht body ncllvltlcs
DATELINE: IN FRANCE portnnce · •
Ma " ,, I ll JUntM P~·lll\\ rnn
JOr nnd member of ~lcmn Alpha
Su.'llln frntcrntly. He IS pt ('!>idcnt
of \he JUiliOr cln
"Those havang a vole in the stu·
den: counetl should be olectod by
lho student bOdy and not appoint·
cd by tho pro 1dent as the conlti·
tution now provtdos (or," atotod
Bill Owen. "The atudenl counctl
should repro· ont tho fcehnq of
tbe whole tudent body.ft
•
Haig Carlosien 1
Bill Owen, u prestdr.ntinl cnn·
d1dBh.:. js a JUntor F.nclish ma)or
He was '1cc prc.sldl'OI oC his
freshman dass und served .21~
) ea~ in the mm ines.
Juhn Paul Joth~ IS a cundJdutc
USAF J Lieutenant Encounters First French Communist
By &u f'JoW:hman
Tht u the bcginnmg of .. c l
I h p to v.r.Jtc for the LOG to
gn: an tdcn of France &nd at.:.
pc pic lh£' nn \H•r· merely hcelust' the\' Most or the pany member:; nrc
ha\'c been oblc to cat from Com-teen-agers murh like t;ongs J"l
mum t (J[(erms That IS wh\ the Uwtcd Stutes but "alh n
he Comrnuntsts nrc worr•ed. The
1 much stronger backing,
Am<!rJcan al o has bread to of:fcr. 1 h d lk &ppenc to Ia to one 111
0 Gl t L t the hotel the otht•r t'\'Cnanc nnd
I r. L't oster eCcl ures he ravl.-d on sayJng. "Communism n 1 era ure asses . . IS the only anS\\•:~-.· I n.kcd !tam Stan Mitchell
l.lo ·d Sturm, Jumor physacnl
cducnt1ou rnnJOI', 1s the uthcr
cnnd1dn tc tor the office of stu·
clt'nl body 'ace president. Ho will
lry to put "more tiro" under :the
aJudent councal and soc that im·
portilnt matters are given all tho
coniadoration duo them. S:urm
is a member of Acacaa fralcrmty.
• Lnuretln Myet'S Is nmntn tor
lhl· offu·c or Sl'l'l'etory She j:; a
JUntor psychology ma]or. l\ mcm·
b••t' oC StgmR Rho sut'Orlty nnd
Bill Owen The frn;t thmg I n ua:d \Hl
It cu1ta\ated land c\cn on 45
dt: <:"«: leH.:l of htlls hu" sng thL
\ ll l of C\ cry Inch of land htrc
lc u \er} dl!ficult to realaze thl
1iiO\\ progJcss \'en nO\\ m lhw
rounlr). If .~ du go mto a hotel, o
bath u: consldcn.'il a luxur'· not -o n CCSSJI) as \\ c do m the lin ned
~tala F.vcn heat 1s lncltinc 1n
munr homes here. if he had iiv<'d in Russin nnd he
replied lhnt he h:td not.. I nn
swcrcd him hy saying, "I hnv• j
ll\'cd an the United Stules and r Portland Vocal Groups
know nf Its frt:•~om s nnd v11lut To Sing 'Requiem Mass'
but you hnvc not lived m ltutl.'lld
so how can you know nctunlly
that Communrsm Ill the! unswcr?"
That .slumpt-d h1m and nlso cndC'I
tlw ~o:onvcrsation. Of ooun;.o oue of tht' b ggc I
lur n 11em u nn .. utornobHe
~d th!:' French must \Hlll •n
ycu .!iter placmc their order for
n RcnnnuJt Gasoline l nbout 80
cents p r gallon o th
1o heap opcratmg ca 1 htgh
The Fwnc:hrnen re m ch 1 ·
pruj;re:.siH thnn the Amcrltim
nd L1)mpeutlon lS \ e ' lu\ •
Conscque.nU.> · ltUic ad,•ancemcnt
U! made
The Communist Party hn' been
nell\ c tn these parts and the SIChl
of the Amr-rJcao soldi has had
mW>tDC effect on them. For
rnauy Frenchmen Communum 1
Library Adds Section
'llmrt" urc n(m 150 bo ~ an :.
J"H:: u I t.ectton 10 the c:oll~g
labru!J. III lh fwlr;J of educ tlon
of the: hnndtcuppcd c:hald, o& ·cord·
mg to Bob Lnc.unal•. spc~t I edu
calt n conaultnnt Th&S m:quiSJ·
t t uf llbmry nwtcnal " madf.'
po •ble through a gtllnt of s()oo
P) t1 1.' Jumor ~gu of Po U nd. Dr Hugh M. Gloster of Hnmp·
ton instalutc spent two doys on
campus lhas we k spcakmg lo
Encluh and htr·raturc clnJ>&•s lit
L'i &tUih•Jr or tho UIJOk, "NL'l.IJ'O
Vou an Amcr·1cun Fsc11Cin "
Uradcr U11! qron oa-sl11p Qf the
Am ra~o.an Fucnds St'r\ltlc -.•om-1 rmtlc , Dr C:. t.cr 111 o VI ttc:d
Montnnn Slllte <:olkcc, Untvc r
Jty ur Wn hln~lon , On gun State
oollv{:L. Unlvcrnaly of Oregon,
Humb<Jil Stut.c college nnd Un:·
V('f Jl) or Ctlhfomm If you do n~;k them lht' frank
questions about actual condition!'
under lhe1r ldcals you how• thl'm
puzzled bccau .:-the Communt sls
are not quite sure thcmsr•l\•cs .
Editor's note: Lieutenant Bon
Flellehman is stationed 1n
Franc~ with USAF. Whil" a
Lowia and Clark student ho
was LOG photographer and
staff writer.
Got Your .f'REE LUBE Card at
Larry's
Hancock Service
5239 S. W. Macadam
flA '•II, , lr• · 1 1 lo tf
;, •I I I
Thll Lowia & Clark Laconse
Numbor Cots 5 Gtsls. of Cas
FRt:E
Oregon 708-094 Reht•na~.ll., hO\ e begun fnr the
Murch 31 performan ce of I he
Ht.•qutem Mnss by licctor Berlioz
which wtll blo' sung by a 500-
voicc cho11' .,.., 1lh the P•>l tlond
symphony. rc•nductcd by James
Sample.
One hund r~d ten Lewis and
C!nrk tHngcn; wtll pnrtac1putc. in
cludtng members of the t'.OIIege
and ch:apc-1 chr>h-s and men's glct•
club.
Other slngr r. Will be I rom Port
land unavcrtlll:Y. Clnrk junwr col
lege, the Portland Symphomc H .. tty l .• ukc, JUntO!' ,.Jc•rnt•nt
cdu~ouun ntllJ<W, IS ur.ll\'C
phn Gnrnmo 1101 o11ty und
<'J•ns. Bell) I. niS•.I on lht;
.qund
Bell)' Jcnn Duk~1
ness ndmmt tl'llllOn
member
\m1cnn of Theta JUnior
rnojor,
Knppo
John Paul Jonos
In t hi! rnt>e lor treasurer
Clurk Stephens, Jim Gnnclt
Wull~ llcrdt•r.
Stephens. n JUnior busint•SS
muustr nll•ln mnJru·, is n me
u! Knppa Phi Alphn frn t'rrlil
He ts t.•n the footbull 1enm
t~lso lorm~r yell king.
Jim Gorrell is a sophumoiC
Ia\\ rnaJnt· und rncmbc•r u(
T,,u Rho h·ntc• mt~··
Lloyd Sturm
Wally Herdc1· 1s n juntor vuu1
cal scwnce maJOJ' ond hus been
oflJclo'r tn has JUnmr· <'lnss.
Two yell kine tenms urc tn
f'unnmg. Team one is mnde up
ull freshmen It includes
l..nn1er, Ron Cunnmghum
Chuck Bnrtholomau s, Teum
cons.tsls of sophomore Bud
wetl nnd JUillOr Bob Bl(lsscr.
yell kings will be
teams. •
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hoi• on this cnmpus.
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nr. r.;, rlcJ)cntllng uphn thl.' L d -
•nb 1 of frUlt:llliii'R, Whtt'h I' •• an scape alercolor ... ln\'ltntlons to hnn. • Wl•l'rc
,'·",~~''"~·~.~~:·;.;~~~.,:~~~I To Demonstrate Stvle Tod Oil tea for tho ruah dlnncrs will ~
onnoum t d In ncx l Wt!('k'
\\'tllrtrd (" Johnson, n{rl(•d Wnt-,'()0 the C£tmpus and tht• RfiPCCiriiJI('{' I Tho mnln SUbJ{•t:l or lht• poant
un olor orth;l, will be on cnmpus "' nrtiRts ltk( Jc•hnscm wuuJd en• t.>r's lecture wilt he prpblcm I
Wih; todlt\' to leuturc nnd de•monstrnt t·ourog~ it. wulercolor puintJng
wotl•rcolor pnmtmg .
........ or Roll Lists Johnson has cxhtbllcd Ill I
ouinungs In tht: lntcrnnt:Qnn . xty -six Stu. dents Wllli!rc(llor uxhib!Uon ot thr
Hnntlr roll tuden~ for fttlll .Art m~thut(•, nnd [n ,. rlou
I r 1951 wt•ro announcrd shows an other cities. mt I· h o I \\I ('k by lhc rcglstror's of. Stnca o Clllnct to rogon 111
The 61) students mnlntnined Hl<f8 hl' hns shown hthogruph:
G p A of 3 5 or better while and wutcl'color prtlntmgs an CJ>:hl·
nyanc ll rnmhnum or 15 crech ~rt1on~: nt the Porllnnd ort mu
Jnm~ Annnln, Patsy Annnln scum. lit.• has olso given one mnn
"'huws nt Snlern and clllewhcrc an
th1 sl 111 ll> Aya <''l, Dolores Bnm;, n \lUI
air, Susnn Brown, Katttlt•cn
ruwnlow. Rt•br.rt Buct•rmnm l " Tho foroated rnounuun c<>untry
ld •hll i>' the !lUbJcCt lm uses
mule Cnrlor l<, Douglas Chat-frt't'}lwn tly tn Ius pnintmgs. U~
, B:nbum Cutes, Patr il'IU I hu" hod ample tlmf! .to stud~
~well, Althut· EuMwood, Putu. thm rountry \~rule wurkmc m lhl'
rvo•.r, ,\tnry E'lh.•l'hy, Suslt• F.m-IOII'Sll 'Y SVI VIC'C!. whth.• tnkuw
311s, Dnnold English, Knthl('(m suppl:mentnry lcS!Ion~ m orl 1md
YDn!>on, Jnrqut•linc Glibl'l'l, Ann workmg as u profc~stnnlll nrt1st
.. nnntng, John Grimstt•d, Vern 1 • Dur1ng tht• wnr he wus h CIVil·
ton dtrcctor of cumoufloRe Wtlh
the army an Aluskn ond Cunodn
The \\ utcrrolonst as now em
ployed :~s an nrtist w1 th tht•
Bonne\'tlle power ns.~ocinuon. • RABBI RAPHAEL H.. LEVINE
H \\'Wl ~:en rol chnlrm n or
hi' W43 St>nttl nnd K1nc county
'inlute to Youth month prugrnm
P mr to has llPJ>4'tntmcnt to tht'
1\~mplt: de: Hirsch tn Ul40. Rnbba
I L• \'Ill wo.s WL"llctntc Rnbbl ut the
· 'fl!ill llbcrnl J. wl8h S)'nngo,~,tut an
Loudon "h1ch "ru; htt in Ger-
mnn nlr nud 10 1940
I Hasty Hearf Play
To Open Thursday
Hnw dour Scotchmnn. who 1
doomnd to die. 11UJKC fr1cndJ fur
the fust time lll hlS lafr: lS ll\1:'
tor} hnc of John Patrac.k's "'The
H I l\' Hr:nrt." n Pt'OJt:Cl or the
pin) production class of Constancr
Roth Folts. wh1ch wtll b pre-~farthn Hainline. Helen Hun
Hugh Harcourt, Robert
Dolores llcs~·ock. Joyce
Is, Mary Johnson, Erhth Ktl
~k. Do1 oth,\' Leonar-d , LollJs
ree, Joyce Muhon, Betty M~
Snlly McBride. Mnrian MC'
Dolores Mcnstell, R1chard
~ller, Dawn Ma~cnhi mcr, Stan Bet nard Hinshaw, head nC the
nrt dcpnrhnent, stud very little
of this type or paintang r.s dont nh'd 1n th•• c.1mpus th l •r WILLARD c.. JOHNSON , noted watercolor arhat, at work in I nt 8 30 P m. F<:bruQI) 28 and
29 hil 1audio. Ho will domonsb'alo his Jechruquo to lnterosted studonbl Bill Tre\•O.r will hnH the role
Mitchell, l.nutt•Hn Mren Marilee Crawford Wins
Intercollegiate Contest at 3:30 in Azt-10 today. of Lochac Mcl..o'ichlcn. tht: doom-
Olanw, W111ium O::;ter
Kenneth Owcru1.
Paul, Thomas Ptennctt.
Rrdcout, Dorothy Rnbin·
, CJnra bell~.: Ross. Hobert Rnss,
Jlis Sahlin, Cnrole Stuns
llnbl'lh Sm·g,•nl, Margart•t Shut
ltt)y Sh••nror, J:tmcs Sun
William Springl.'t•, Robt•tl
• Onvad Thn.\ ~·r. Hugh Trut·
Prtscrlln West, Cowl WilcoJx,
Wllhcunson, G ludys \\'inn
l:lnlfl \\'ton. Bt•lly Yuw. MatJit:l.o C1 olWford, .;ophomm -.,
won the Stutl• Peace Orntoracal
cont~st :;ponsor('d bY tht lntc.-r·
colh.•gtn h.' Forsenlc nssol'it~lton nl
Oaegun February 12.
The contc. l, in which sever>
sdlOol... 1'0mpclcd W:IS held nl
Wtlhamt'tlc unh·~·rstty .Salem.
A tapl! 'ecordlng uf Marilel'':l
"Pccch will bt• sent to the rcsion
ol umtc.st. Donation of $12,000 Eases
College Operating Budget
t\ ~Ill or $12,000 from th1.1 Huurd l .\l pr c:cnt l.owia nntl Clurk ls
l•f ChnstiRn Educ!lhon of thl· Cnced With lht: problem uf Ill
. · rn1stn.c $50,000 by ttummt•r m or-Prcsbytcrlnn church was rt·c •'1\'cd der lo kct:p the butldms fund an
lhts Wl.'ek bv tht coll1.1ge, an-good order lllld (2) Ondln~ $50,
nC!unccd P10. idl•nl Mmgan S. 000 to hrJp tlhSC •ummer tJP•lrn·
Odell in an mlt•n icw Tuesday uon t'OSlS.
''1'his a educes the amount of
money nccdt•d to bahmcc the gcn-V } T k d W III Fl S Anew crat opcrolmg budce~. " he ex-LC o unteers a e or ar aiDe plaincd. ··to nbout $1~:ooo to be Poll to Aid TB Society uuscd by June 30, 1115-. On Jul.) 'Ll.llle Egypl' Oral Struggle l. lOSJ.,thc rt•quircd amount W:l \'oluntN'rs from the SOCIOlogy I $U7,000 dt•pnrlmcnt'.s Urban &ocl ty cl \\ ••n• unnnunced this
!el; Cor n !ull·scnh! urntoricnl
lc on lh1• toptc of F.gypt be·
H•n Muhrtmmcd Uzrt, 1 cprc
thc Ncur Enst nnd II. 0
Hull, fipl'aking fur the Umtctl cusston with the hope thol some The check represents the ~·m· will conduct n pubUl' lnfnrmntaon
oo•~.:• m(·nt mar be nwchl'd . I plelton fur 1!151 uf the Board's I n th k to nl •
.. h · h 1 pou. asto1 t~ng IS ''Cc • t• ''I'll do my best:· Cappt:!r-Jo n· $11,500 commitment th t •' <'O •
son rornm<'ntl'd, "but both Bull lege. Ocs1gnntetl gilts fwm mtcr· the Or~.:gon Tubc.1 culotHS ond
nnd Uzn mnintnin nn unctmcillu· l.'Stc.:d Owgon r r" s by l .:> r 1 o 11 Health ossocintaon m c\'Oluotlng
ton• nttJIUdl'." chut'<'ht 5 nnt.l bt>nevolt•O(:I! oCCcr- I he cHeell\'( nCJS o( the OTHA
irighli(lhts of the pa!ll pitchc•d mgs oonatllutc this fund. publtc l'<lucntl•ln pro~:rnm
bottles havt' bc<•n Uzd's stau.nrh "lll "'dditlun to Lh1s Sl4.500,"
h I 1 t d .. Htllon 0. Hcdrtck, ht•nlth cdu· definite dutc hn11 b .. cn f:t'l. clnim I hut Britain na '' 1~ ll '' Dr. Qd.,ll commcnh:d, ''lhl't•• \\'fiS
c:ombnlrmt hos bnrrngt•d eva•t·y I reuty mndl· \vlth Eg\'pt n spct·r.ll Hlfl from tlw churoh lnst l.'alion Ci:•nsultant, nnd llcrbclt
otlu•r'n lwn\'aly nrm•·d {tll'llfl- uud lhnl ahc nhould h!"'c vacut-apr·mg 11 l•rncrt~cncy o•tl to Pr~s· G. Adnm.'l, Tn ~\'l'tcly ~;t.lllstklnn.
Ill Ill!' l"tllumru; or the r}d llll' cnunlry nccordmg tu the b\'tennn C.'UIIC"t'S lhul IIUHl•r,•d 1\ wall $~1PI"f\'ISC llr i\ 18 llldcnt \'Ill·
during lit•! IJ.l'll 1 hn•c wt•t'I<S. tn3tl tn nty IC)S.Il of \!1\r<lllmt•nl.'' untcl'rs
IChiht>tads mod,-. \\'1'1"0 repul l'd Bull_'• robuUal hlll boon lo en~ "Th•• cle!ltre n{ lhc Aonrd.'' he When lh" prlll I complch·d In
~Irons d<'nunclntion s hom the lutlclllaon to the hlght r ! t.•ndnr pointed out "IS to incr\•nsc the c u •
enl ur }1\'Jnlf nnd gcnt'rul ecnnomtc. 1·1 bl 11 4_. Pr .\pnl Hcdtu ~k ond Aclnms \\til • • • 1 amount HVO 11 c tu tc o I nn attempt to arbltl'nl c th•• socinl und lX>!Illenl ampa'OVcml'n 8 bvtcrmn·r•..,lntcd rollcgcs 111 $:!0,-•'Vtlluote nod mokc n reporl on
Dr. Krerlin (;upp(•r-John mnd•• whale ~j!ypt hus UP en un.dlr 000 ,1r $2..'i,OOO nnnunlly •· the 1 ~Its.
moy Up<lr\'hH. "l tht• Opt•n diS• lht: tm.stecship or Grcul Btltntn ed Scotchman. v.: nb Dmno .Mur
phy plnym Mnrgru.. •• the nunse
he fulls m lm: t. "tt.h The thu-d
l~ndmg role {:Oes \o Don Hln ,
Rll MYnnk," 0 Ccllow patuml or
l.oaf'hl<l' In nn •rmy hosp1\ol 1n
smrthco t r\ •·•
Other cut members include
Stun HnmeJ, Dick Mct{!s. Bill Ow
en. l.>on Engl.l$h and Jtack Grtm
stcd The oriCUllll SCI tpt \nil for
o full-bln\\'n Besuto wnmor,
''Blossom," but stnct! such n type
WM not \'OIIDble an CDm..PW. R. L.
Tobar \\all tnlro lhc pnrt
The smgle cctung of 01 b~m
boo ho prtnl ward wns dcSJgncd
by Do,;~ Tna1 c.r nnd Mc1g~ nnd
executed by Do.roth~ Yc~c.rski nnd
thl' stngc.'ttnf\ class. Lighltng IS
bv Jcnn Beebe, \\·tth English nnd ~
Verne ChrlS\cnsen scr\·utg us
technu~al ere\\ Ruth RobulS(In is
hnndhns prop
The bop~·tor authcnuc Scotch
and F'.n_ghsh occcnts or mil-l nC
the cnJl will bt! the Tesult of oonch
mg by £sthcr Hnrcourt nf the
dromo dl•p.lrtmcnt nnd WIIUrun
Mnnsfit•ld Hlll, art lnstruct~w.
IIIII filS•.) •'r\'00 u~ l'tln!\altnnt r~·r
Urallsh malit:1n· proc-edure'
When "Th" Hru:t\ Hcnrt" of!(!n
t.od un Broudway m 1\115 the Snt
urdny R\•Vill\\ of Litcratut e culled
tL "one of the mQ.st mc.wang oCfur
mg of Ute SC'llSon" with N w •
week nddmg that h wus u ptccc
or . ~xocll l\t lhcnlo.:r .. Denzocrac r: l)ract ice 1 s. rrh ">Or .
•
1'h~ Fau Rose program 1::. nu\\ under wrt~. nppropnntcly
1nn 1 •o comctdc- wtlh Brotherhood week.
JiO\\ C\ c1 thts plun IS not tD r.emam m cffc('l for JUSt onC'
\\ !Ck, from t 1 dale tt ts r. full·t:tm prOJ~Cl 8\'ClJ' studl.'nl PIONEER LOG
Guest Column
LC Chimes Ring
For '52 Campaign Friday. Fobruary 22,
Case Calls on Educators
To Uplift 'Success Goals'
By Ann Gunning nnntllu • h•' 11 1f grcnlcr
liganu Ugur ond 11rophct ,
1\s nn Jll\fler fec~ mirror r hn\'c mllucn,.l'Cl the cour l' of
By Eldon Gunter fh~( ts n rhliiUI h·d tmnge • •l th IIUJY Ct~ I houRh llu•y W•'ll'
Elc..-cllon b~: • art' bq;mnlnR \OUI\~ flCoplc of the 'lfnlh: 1 rnth~·r thun nc·tunl lustnrlcul
should become mtunntely acquruntcd wJth the object nf ·the to rlnc on lhc I C r nwu , chlm· Stuh•s rcUC'cl the •11-lount u ant>.
ing In n que tton~ns ltm • "Who "sucn!SS gonls" held hrforl' tht"' "Emphas i!l on othu:al prugnnu. to f1.ght rae1al disc.llmmslton m I he Pntllnnrl <Hen.
A 1 roml't 'y~" should be m\s\\'('tCd wbcn the .f.til' H<>:-t• ('()m· for '""?" hv tlwu· 1 ldcrs. 1 ~" " nrd m profc!IS on tl Ill•
Am.\\ 0rs to tha Ql.l•'I'Y wtll be 'l'ln s~ ti~mdards tnU.!Il l)c be reoulred: nn mculc:ntton
llll lee, hendcd b~ \\'nil) BO\\ man, DSk!. f lf \'Oluntem· wot kcrs. known .shf)lt,~ when tud nt.s lUI l'hnnRt•d ond th~ sdhiCJI& cnn plo) basic 11\Hll t.lll£l rhnt true
to the poll to 'otc 10'" sprmc n \'1tnl part in thl.s remtlssnnC<> ond fiUcc\'. 111 ont!'s
1t ts lhe dut~ of nll of w. to f1ght d1scl'immntion and
b15ol~ and t 1 l.SUre th tl thctc nrc no repetitions, in Port
land at I t f C'\ ents such u lhe Stn~ Sheng cn5t' m S:m
Fr:. nti~C' . Shtng s.ltd. aftt•r the b .. llot "cflc counted, tllLlt he
h d gambled on democr<3C)" nnd 1 t. tcrnt tudt'nt bacly offarcr ns:-••rts Dr. llurotd C. Cut••, ptL"'t· come Cram Pl'ncticms the
Votors ahould make C'l mvJ I d• nt or Bototon untvc~ll.) and \'lrtU('s
obJC'CliH xaminnttnn of th I R4 1.50 Rchgu'HI in l.l!c WeC'lt • }"ounR PlOPlc rnust ntlt b(•
bthlJe:> nnd !."lip b1ht1 r onn pl.'okcr. m u Chnstlan Sdonccl \ th m; jU\ cnalc!'l but n
dtd •lt If qu IUtt-d .::nd i.lblc tu Monitor intervacw. ponsiblc lndl\'tdunls cnpr blt
d~nt lf'ndcr urc to t" t<Ccct ~. Dr. Cltao b~liovo ~ tbnl the bru;l m •lnnn responsible
\\'hen the drct on t upporl r<JII!\1.' of Amf!r:icn's morn! d All1Nic ru1 protect thr-tr-chltl.l
Let u ~h \\ the em, • we bebe\'"C an dcmocr. c' • in practice :-certain rondtd&tC' 1 made, 1t .:odcn(.'(' ts vouU1 s tJc«plnuc<' of too f r • long lfll' 10ad or
should bt on the .. t nt th fnl •, rnnt\!riCih!'iltc. quick rc!:Uit dC\'tlopmc.nl. r:t\\11 ~ter) F. B. C.
person·~ P<'rl nul m rlt nd not ('or.ls "Tho cla&noom should
on SUPl'TflcJ&I larto u h n ''\Jnconciously. in our nom, rlzc the fsct thnt, fr.nnkly,
lrnh•rnlt~ afl1huhon or thll'h dt'-11 <' to r,l't nhcnd," ht' cxplnn th(' go d people.! In Lite wor:d -PM\\'t~ ··w~ It·" c too often come to "or· urt the hoppil' I
The \'ole o1 \ tud nl ot llhtJl whntevcr codr-nf tonduc "Gondnc s 1s the true ord 1\o R 't' 'rs , "lllllll
tl t' JlL II d tumtn the quflltl) {U\' on the spot ri.'Sults. thr unl\•et . Bec:nwc thi 1
\\"c are 5'-rprt ed at the numbt!r of per"..ons on the lA•wis of go\'Crnm('nt '' hlch. rn turn "The •chools c~n help u' t Wt> need n()t worry qulh.• o
nr d CIJrk college campus who belle\'C Lhey can do n bd tt!r nlfccts llw n:putntlon. attl\ 111 tort t'Ct our JUdgment~~. to undc. r bout Am~l c.'s morn I
jot of • unmng the LOG than tho 1.! tamncd foa the job. :mcd ~· tl of r .... Yo • I nd Clnrhl< <1and Lhot tlh'r•· ore dcq• r, rnor ,r we JUst sturt cmptwfiaz.lng l ostms a \'ol on) ta t l "ula•·fylng ''oluc.o:: und ntlcs t)l "~'od \\ hfch tll nh••ndy
Herb Scholdcr in Ja~l "ee~:'s 1ssue clad ~omcthing that has hnll rolhng. It 1. then the lud· oct ion." h(' pomts out Rround u •·
nC\·cr L<.'Cn done before on tlus campus. He dnt cd to Sit nL his ent's obllgnllon to ,UJtporl lhut 'l'o SIOoloth uut th1s tmp••rftct l Praiao America'a good
. • . ulhcer m the acU\ '1~1 ::md tn'kt• marror. Dr Casl.l u~l.ls se\'l'l al and ~ood pua·ents: ••mphnsm.•
h PC\\ racr c.t d re\'tCW a student n;:,scmbh· obJCCllVl·ly and nn acth·c ru.rt an srhool llffttll"'!\ tools • rplrang knchcrs in schools
l'lcpo.rt ll as he ~uw 1t. Undoubtedly lher~ are many who dts-Student body officers nrl-' glv-"Lot Amoru:ana be told moi'C' una\'ersltaes. encOtungc
agreed wtth h1m and at IS thclr :n ht to do so. en a wonderful op(ll rtunat~ for ua tht• srh >OI tbout thc1r nDtiOn' ton, D c.'s srcnt thmlctr:;
peJ'SOnnl crowlh nnd dr·,·~lop splend•d splratuul heruage Stu· uu elhsh workers nnd, If a nalt'lnal publication--or ~ven the Poilland p~pers, mcnt Thas opport tmt • howe' cr dents nc••d to learn whnt free· :.ng to Dr. CDo:c-
pdn .1 moVI<; that does not stop 3 61 eat many from enJoying ts c9upled w1th g cnt rt' ponstbtl· domR and hcnc.fits nnd grl•atnc~s- The so faeton "will flow
that monc v:hen tl comes to town \\ e ha\'e nothmg ngamsl 1 y. not only to the tudcnt.o, but <!S of mind "c. ns a nrati<m. en-gother to produce a new
th~ French club. Their assembly JUSt happened along at tht~ to the fuculty, udmtntsti'DLton JOY os o d1rcc:t result of th1s men-impulae for betterment
nghl (or the wrong) moment F. B. C. :md all who nrc nssocu;tr>d wJth tul 1-:1fl (rom the pnst. will make America atrong
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··soy. Donna, bow •bout a rtraw for Carolyn 'a root beer.H
Offit' I J1
,., Ill!"!: c:. ... b
1-(11) l"'r T~:.r .... ~ Col~6te Pless
t "n of tl .. A "I • 1 •u•lf'nt ur I.-e l'lb oul'l C:lark
,... d(lJ 9urlnc u crdl.e.G ,)Or. e\JI.i!lertr••lvn nla:
f-a r ~ ... ,.,. .... : d d-'~ n: tt r Ill l'11rtb1 d, Orc:a:on.
EDITOR
Bryce White
Blll Fo::s M rusging .Echtor
Don Flarea AUir.tanl Editor
Ann Gr.annin; 'Edllorlal Editor
Haaq !>!iUc: Soctety .Editor Ceraldine Sproll Al'at. Society
Tom O'Day Sports Editor
H~rl. Scnolc.oor • CHIJurC!S Editor
Jim Tomlin Buameu Mgr.
Olretl\U1 0tl: i;UUI SruJtJ1,
:Pal V&.nu>d,J, AI IY~llhC!Da!>n. the college. I "\\'e h~ul..a o;tnp dctOU"'"" morolly healthy."
~==~~ BARKOFTHELOG ==~~=
Critic Herb Scholder Loses by Two to One Decision in
'Leave Us N ol Pan 'Em; We Shoulda Banned-'Em' Match
To He's Down ...
the editor.
Con. Jdcring t.hc French r lub'f
orgonizalll)n, wh1ch 1 composed
<)f a tcw but Lnlentcd :;tud""nts
not prctl'nding to br profcs~aon·
nls, I ft'{'l dromn cr1hc Seholdcr
was n bit prcsumptu(tUS t!J say
the least.
Tht: French club progrnm was
not dcstgoed fllr French houst•·
wiv~s. There arc no french house
\ltives m the French club ond .[11
far as we know none tn the tuC:I
cnt body either-unless Mt
Scholdcr can la\ claim to thl"
attupatJnn?
At any rate, the Fl'cnch club
wus hnppy to see some pub1acity
even though bmscd. Incomplete
nnd done wath a ·'Let .. wuh thel~
mouths out with soap·· tltlt ld(1
Fcrol Sprott Giftc·d nnd qunliracd. r say, be
cuu!>l' he undertook the "panning"
uf the nnnual French club rc
VII'W tn n haghly re\'culing and
botmdlt.'SS ly "witty'" review <:II·
hied "Leave Us Not Pan Em:
We Shoulda Banned 'Em " b\ • •
Herb Schnider.
h ~eerna to me that Mr. S
(I refrain {rum mentioning hi:s
hlf'Cady exccssavtey ''hy-lmed''
nom(•) took un .:xtrcmely btnsed
• land when he inferred that the
scttinc ol the show was not ~nly
ad\'lmtagcous but necessary an
J.!oading applause from the oudl-
cncf!.
Ob\•tously Mr. S, C!ii'Cd Jlltle for the apachl da.nt·.:o,
In the rc\'icw and even
\'irgmia Bitm·'s HOt ing o
Aut hl' gent•mus ly adm i I ted
nut ull the pednrmcrs W•'n'
formly hod.
How is Mr. S. quahfted
<'ratictzmg the dpnct• or the
ing? He admits thol he hns
feen an nuthenttc Pnrtsann
detncc and r seriously do
9•' has had much actmg
cncc beyond a hri~f r~clln!
"Ma~· H,•d n 1 Ill il Lamb."
Pouibly tho ann,er lies In
Inct that he lt. >• a en
edttoaml viC\\, n tdl>d , nd nbc:
by a by·lme. Dean
Egypt From Anotl1er Angl
He's Up ...
To tho cdl.tor: By H. 0. N. Bull
A gr •at b1~ HUZZAH! IO Ht:r!J The 8rat1sh occupalJon, frun v~nr-a food croP--.nd 1r
Scholdcr. H ts re.frcshinc to see 1822 to 1923. ill the reason thut nond was a pt>Or one that
n renew of an assembly thnl most Iorge landowners and gov-was insuffacit•nt to ft.:ecl
docs not fnLdy viam nn &lroclty crnmen t oChcmls hke to put for-people.
in a fuvor.Iblc ligh•. wnrd ns the r~o~son for all of Eg-The British occupation ,
In a year •m th,.. l..cwis nnd ypt'a tlls from the past up to the t:\'f'r, saw tht• constructmn of
Clark cnmpu J llra·c sc •o hut prcs•·nt dav. Let us ~ndcavor tt) doms across l~e Ntlc nt
one e.ss<:mbly lh&t \\us undenlat..Jy Sl'C why. pomts. Now, nt last, water
good. Th15 W'dJi the rev1c~ tolled The h~t nnd rnost important be held until It was needed
''Say Jl W1th Musl~" stuccd by rearun as !:{> dastrn.ct lhc nlten· the crop arcn increased
th~ Kappa Ph1 Alpha and Alpho uon of l:!:gypt's 16,500.000 poor 1,500,000 nct'CS.
Gammn orcnntllition .. nwny from her 100,000 million- Now for the first Htnc an
Tht• rest wcr..: awful But the narc.<;. turics Egypllnns had no
l'C\'tcws in t.h LOG m(;de them Secondly there ia always lht: j !nmanc and 1n addition a Ill
£~.m lll:c polashed Brondw.~y ho)"'C thul tor t!1gn1H"S wlll hn'''' tf' c.rop could be rnascd--c11t
pmductaons. di.Eposl' M thmr propcrtt cs ot rt wn11 lhls plant, origin
Herb hlUJ cst~bh hcd h PI CCC· v<•ry rht•ap t nli!S, should tht I troduet>d by 1\tohommed Al
dt'nt. Perhnp3 1n the fu ur\: the Rrll1sh Cort:I'.S lcnv<.', and th~ same not Jl•nlly dc"'clopcd on u
or~rmiz.utwns pre.l!lltln g lhl' Dli· wcnlthy clnss which n~presenlf "''Ide undl oher 188:1, lhot
semblics will Slrl\C !or exr-. Jlr•ncc lhc poo.-an ptlrllnm cnt could the country ft'Cnn n stntc of
reallztnn lhol the.: LOC will no I anul\t• u nt(c ktlhn~ . ru~ ~y to its ~n·sent
gloss Jt uvcr m 11::\'tcw. In ur.tunl Cuct Uu.: Brttl h cc-nnndol condhlon
Ben Hordtt cupatwn, while not pupulnr, Howevor thir. doe~ no!
He's Out . . . cwutly tum~!itkrl lhe l'Ounl~ · that the vr oplc .I ,, whul~
To tho editor: by fii'OVIcJtng 11 con:>Uint watt•r rich-on the contrary lhq JOVI
The f
SteW!
t\ mg
h Rndt
BillS
nrd
New
Sltd~
true to~
·30 in E
women
IR
lltiOII,
"lyro"
uwu no
c..xpcr
eM
mb
Tht•rt!'S
usic be
~ C~n1
Cnlhe .
nc
pass~J
:Splaying
or h~
The de~
.l\1
hn Oru
llih, r
of
t•t icon
C l;u 1<1
Tlu.•sc b(
Mrs. Gt
Spl'a
"'t;,vn nn
Gro :tt..:IOI't&rr.~ S'awa, carUa 2'aa•ln ••
il'loJ11 C u m m l r. • Go.r Wn• Sprott, 0 b a r 1 • a Charnqttist,
Oatbcrlza :Dd!rtr.~:o't,7, l:laina
:Ddll Jlm :SpoJm. Edwtn, ~oed•.
'WII:I'ae.J. Bnnmq, :Flo ACJI Pntiu, V~:a aoMman. COlUJUDbUil Oharlu <flbh, l'.aal
Es•er, :Don neDden on; Sport&:
'l'Oia nartla7, AI 8Upli-alln. I WiS\Jmc. :tftcr h \ mg nad upply nnd !Jy 11111l1ng moH' lnnd clc pt r~tlcly poor. About 5
&h Fcbrumy 15 c·dtunn ••! th~: under cullivation . a day IS CSJU ldercd n ..... , .•. wa
LOG. that the ll!lfi nlll> Ill qutr( d Undor tbe old sysLern prnctii:C(I wrrgc Cor (I lurgc lnndOI\ 0 I
Pho~arra pber 1 .rau '1'r11c:lutel on nppnrcully gift,.d und ctuuhftt d from the time o! the phnr<whs puy o landless lol.>On~a
'------------------------------' ' mu tc und d utnu Clltlc 1 only one ClOP couJd be caas.,;cl c.1ch li" hiS c lute. l'UOl'Y 22,
ors
~Is'
•v \\ r.n • hislOfA\'UI
tlhical
<ll Lu
leu leu lion
•at true
lC'Il
me the
their cnlll(
IODd Ol
should
frnnkl\',
lhP \\ or:d
qunc so
ural
\t,hnsi:dng
!ready
I good
\ nph'
schools
ag~ w .. ~ ....
thmkc11.
nnd,
a new
rment
~ stTong
nee, (t
even h.:J:S
cling a
!admitted
q uah!lt.>d
e or the
he has
r1S1nn
ly uou
chng
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Larnb."
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thn~
feed
01
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time in
s noJ fl.'bruory 22. 1952 PIONEER I.OC
l' 1 l' ,..1 By Nanc:y Miller B d the ~ocla ~lue and Ceraldlne Sproll an Leader J~nnings Earns
gue Plans Luncheons Tuition Money Playing Clari el or Fund Raising Drive I• dill I fl d nC1' hand I~ II Jo:mborro lnt• mumtnt d t
A .:ool u( $~;400 hR~> bCl n 1 t by tht' Wumi'!n's knGu" or LeWIS nd n "" I 1 n ll { r rk• d up f)<~ ur ll>o oflf·n, hut 'n t t
Clork l<• bt: collcctcti in thf• llllcco Jt.ttful "EJRh\·ond·FOUI" lunch· 10 hr! t' 1 ' ~ 1 'h,lt:k rl nnanr. 11\t rnb•·r~·d Wtl ot r l ro
111trodu~;cil r~~~ tlu.; ilnit time lu 1 sprinn, nnnounc••cl Mrs. Pt·nnk rr• lunnn 1 LC, uml ltfldu •f dtulc• In t prlnu. Chlltlk
prt.:IHdt•nt. ht 0\\ n •Ind. Chut k und Bob plnyrng n tonur S:lX ,I
Shclj' key hush• • have ulr• udy mndt' nrrungemcnUI rur 1 hL•ir 1 Chrt lupl r•r, .moth( I' LC frc h-h•• wu lr11• rntJHr~J by u • dtlilr
eons, ench mdivhlulllly Lnto tlolntng 8 t;ucsls dUlrglng $1 1,cr m 1n, llrt Lhc tmly ariJinul mern I mun of I hl" don ~.:1 who 11 uru I
• I h~.;rn o( th• tloncl wmch r·rnn·ned thine uf unporh1nc•c t J l ,1 htm
The. r: guests lm to conliiiUc thl' chrtin by r-iving n lunc111.:,•n for from • Jdf• on tljgn chcJ•JI In Uw cn:nung mum1 nt Chu k
mt•n: peopk until ~he t..XP ctcd gool lS rcncht:d. i dllnC(' blmd '" 19411 unrtvoldnhly In t tu plnt'• "" IL!
'J'hc (undG 1·oi td \oJill be us• d to complclC the plf'dgc ror rum1sh-Mt rnl)( 1 t\UIIIIl into tht: s••r musie, whllpt1rnl roum(•U ~.,
Stt•\\'OI t hnll loun.;c, tu outfit thP prtu:hcc-~l'R<:hang 1'\Xlm nnd vice llnd Ultt:ndm£ chuol nwny a tone of da I'Un U!() 1. ' to rr
£l\'c n $300 chulorshlp to n de uving womnn. I I ah1•• &hJt ;,,. wn di t.ctly •l !r nt
thod of Uu .. "m1k• ." H1 Lhou ;ht. o1.1 rt.
The t ngag~mcnt of Unc)l'(' WP1lcr wad Henry Lctnt.>!l, '51 v,rml. no lonccr Ill!! own, 1 r ,. \
It was onnounecd nt o dinner party lnsl Sawrday C\'Cnu1g, A brond(;ti t o r lhr: publ, udd t
,nnwr weddmg Is p1nnncd. • 1 .• tern und ho,: .. rd tin pnu t
tho AiJie tht enure hall \Vh• n k•-d nun
Thl' mnn·ingc or Joan anmc) nnd Ken Grcl'r, form r stud. nt I ht• hnd Whi.!IJK'rt'd Ch CK ''OUd·
nn (•vent o( Jnnu ary 7 In Flag .. tnH, J\rhwnn. Both nre n••w .lt- mgly answ'-'r' d, '·J ju t d n th nk
Aratono Stnk coUccc. v. e'll be mv1tcd llllck t • t 1 •
News ant>th r cn~ag( ment 1 •
t\lphn Rho Onwgn 1 c-c !.'ntly lwld Ita formnl INL18tliln8 1'ho 1.' ml n Laughing off incld(lntt:: • • h
t"CI\'InC their ptns w re: Bud Pr(l,l;lor, Ladd Wore. Cnrl Ntpp ond 1 t111 and J!t Ltang alom , 11 \\
Rndol<ovu~h. ..,. flllbr r OJ n cruup hD\'t It i •o •tw£>
• • • 11nd's gren\1 t nttrncwm, CCirn
Bill Sprtng~r wns I I C{'ntly clt.:ctcd prCSld~,:nl or Beta Mu EJHtlon I ffil·IIlK Chucl thot o( lltill v . WI
r utllc.crs nrc: DeWitt Murgon, VICe prl'Sidcnt: Normnn W1eklund, try to ploy pnpulur tun~.: n ~ ,
.retory; Don llmc , truwmcr; Wm rcn Alkf'ns, master-at-nmt&j nntl ~ •• me mrmd m .,., h•t·l lh•:. ~, l
urd Chnu, histur10n. tnlroduc<tl," lw ndd1 d
Ne\?1 Chuck .twJ c3 t lttr I •
Shdcs or thl Muon will b1• !ihown by Jnm1!S Kurle, ac;honorny 1 rnus1c nrrnng'"mtmla orb .,.6 t"'• n
;tructor, at th~ Sctcnc•• club mc:l'ting Tuesday, y.·cbruury 20, ut from fllll' of thP hK'nl tJ JMrtmr n•
tn B-29. EVL11J'One lS IOVll\!d. tow<~, nwnmc to dnt~ 12 I In
lerby Ranks Tops in After Dinner Speaking
•t • 1-lluby won fi place (, >UP making th1.. t ap mdudcd
women's nfh•r dlnnc;r spenking I Juck Grimstcd und Lnrry Damp·
bell. who rurmcd n \'linlll)' dcb:tt\.'
tcnm: a tyro debate tcnm com
po:>t.>d of Chuck Harris untl Rur· ihc Tyro tournament, n forcnSI(~
held at Collect: of Puget
in Tncomul Fcbrun1-y H. ncy Stodaus, and in d 1 vi duo I
nnd 16. She also rcnch~;d the •peakers D()n Nelson, Jcrm B~:1•b
Ill Impromptu and mt\.':rpr .. -.. nnd Charlene BrunJes.
I
thn• spP.tkmc. Encb dcbntc tcnm won two
The tournnmcnt included n \'nr-l~:venls while Don Nelson rcoched
divtsion rur spenk"rs expcri· th~ finals m men's artca· dinn••r:
Ill collegiate ron:nsic com-pcakmg.
EmphaSJII h(IWC\'Cr was Mrs. Ehzabclh Davis Gardtncr,
"IYI"\'" compL•tltaon, w h1ch slip- actin~ head 01 lhP speed\ na ts de·
,a,~u n(' pa:viuus cnllt•g(' £pl nk- p~ulmtlnt, trnvckd w1th lhl• group
1 us faculty udl.'is••r. Chuck J•r.nin9" music. Wath hopt that he "'1ll
from ham" hu\'C tltcn the mnjor
,.au 1 s !(Jr chrmt in tlre bnnd.
At pu: tnt lht r•• ~re ~cv• n o:
.!JChl m• mberr, dLp ndtng on the
CnCDP,cmcnt ?iantsl IS lf(!.!}unn~
John B• nn• tt and Kc·n Owen
freshman, plu} ~ the bliss C1udle.
NDanco ~ngcg•menn tall 1nto
n striclly e~onnl pnttern," ''X·
plains Chuck, ~dulng, '"winter
nnd •prlnn nrc the busi~t !cn-
ons." Durmg n period of three
ycnrs slnt•• til" orgnnlUluon of
the band, th• y huve nc\cr rnisr.•Jil
un L'nf!ar,t!nwnt. but hnv,. had o
f,•w tT\'intt tXp• ti•~nc•~ to nott•. be nblc tn nrrang<' hi!': ov.-•n mu c
sn the n.;ar tutun.o Chuck 1.r
minoring In music nt ~ .~ u and
Clnrk.
Adept .• 1 pl••ring buth tne .Jx-
'lphont? an· I nnt t, Cbu::l! h.
1ak1 n lessons on the cJann• t for
lliP.hl yuars. An opening m th~
Jeff h:»nd for n saxopnunl!t
prompt1od him to team lht:
1>trum1•nt.
"'If I dldn'L hnvc n ~nd,
eMoss Debuts With Portland Symphony; 1 •ally m1ss a," Chuck c.llumr
''but 1t w•ll nlwnys rem~un t:
rtt.klinc WJth m•·. t&rst, L ~OW:~'
:I bnnu lt!:ttlcr's lift! 15 too dUll
cult and ~<'ncondly, Cnu~k 1
mujoa lng In cducution, hupl.'l& to
bt:comP n teodu~r.
Never tuing of mus1c, Chu.Y.
"JJt:nUS h1s spare time gvmg tu
th ar oil the bl.,: nome bnnu 1hat
~ppcor rn Portland Dnd t:et tn1• • harks on Musical Career al Age of Ten
i I chnnc to nUt•nd o donee hun 1.'1!,
t me"' Tho,:re's a snymg thnt goes "II I Portlnnd, has been he1 tenchcr
be the food Of )O\'c, piny :he greater part Of this tjwnr,
" Change "IO\'t.'11 to "life'' nnd I During her eighth year an crndc
n pretty good description school Catherane nud1tioncd ro:
Cnthcrme DeMoss, •\'lohnist the jumor symphony and becrame
only lltst month mode her member. Her dulles ns concert
ns soloist with the Po1l-l mistress b~-.·gan lnst .vcnr nnd w11J
Symphony o(Cht'strn under continue until she rendu:!s 21
Snmple. • ycnrs of :~gc. At weekly mc:Nmgs
young violinist. wht' b of the ,·iohn scctum, ll IS ht'r JOb
mi~>tr!!SS of th~ Porthtnd to lt:Ud tht.> mcmb,-.rs m prnc·
symphony, pln_ye\1 lllfl''' ticmg the diWcult paSSUIJl'S nnd
urnbc1rs chmuxt.d by tht• lmol fingenng exerc1 •. cs. Othl'l' re-
.,.,,,,..nt of Lnk•'s "Symphome
pognolc," As ml•nt10ned in an
·gonion n•\'Jcw p( the concc1 t,
"cxct.:llt'tl in the d1!il·
pussnKl'Jl ot tlw mnv,'ment,
plnymR complete artistic mns
ry of her \'101m.''
The desiro to becom~: o violin·
l captured Cntht•rine nt the age
10 when ht'r p:ar nts took het
a \'JOhn conct•rt So••n nrtcr
'lltd, she begnn lllktng lt!ssons
hns continu~.:d them for mne
F'ronck Eic::h<'nlnub, o(
Gross Presents
for Book Fund
~.~~ . l•illak G. v , mother of
ohn Cross, nssocmt •• profeaso1' of
· ish, t'CCf:ntly nualc n SIZDlJie
aUon to 11 fund for the pur
or books in Lh~· flt•ld of
~~~:nc·nn liternlui'U fn1 the 1.~.;\~ Is
Clurk lihrary,
Tht• .... books Will be in mt>mory
M111, Gross's pot ~nts, J:o:has und
Spt•n·y Holr, whtl rnmc to
and settled hcl'1' m 185~.
<.1ross's mhtcmnJ r.rnnd·
was ,. promln..:nt clcrgy
t'l tn the ~'o&t.
Ml'¥. Gross intl>nds to ndd to
fund c\'Cry yt•nr. CaJhy &JoMoss
Students Receive Caps
T• u LC ,,tuacnts Wl'l 1· n , • ._.ntly
capped in tt public l'CI'Cffilln)' nt
Augustunu Luthet on church.
The n•!W nm·1ws nr ,, Ell•:tnllt
Eml.'ry nnd Barbant WentwMih
fmm Good Snmantnn. 1\tonc
BloomqUI&t, Elcnno•· Uroche, Jean
Harlow, .Elir::nbcth Johnson, Ji;Jr·
hru·n Lytle. Jcnn Pnlt••non, L1l·
linn Uchnrn and Slurlt:)' WuiC
{J'Oill Emtmud hllspltul. hcarsol& :lr•• held thrN>
Wlckly, ''hen Lhe enure
fl.)'rnphony pmcuccs. JUDIOf
"WbeneYer 1 have th•• oppor
tunity to pr.~l"t!Ct•, ! do." ... dm:tted
CDthcrml' nridmg, wl've ncv~t
rcnlly topp• d to count th•·
hours!" Stll' pmcuccs on on
Iwllan ~ Canm vwhn vruued
nt $600, which be hns owned for
tour ycnrs.
PJon.& !or the futur•• arc indefa-abour., th.n..oc Umt:S ~ anunU1.
Robert Stieglitz lo Give
Insurance Interviews
Robt.·rt Sttt;glltz.. n. pn.: ent:l\ave
from tht New York Lhc lrour
nnce company. will b on C4lmpw
Monday, J.'ebrunry 25, nt 1 l 30 to
consult with groduaun~ S(•n&Qrs
on tht'! possiballty or makUlJ! ln
nllc as y1 t, r~;vl•nls C:1UWrinc sumnu.> n ~(lrcer.
with lht• exc• ption o! music, The vli!itmc rcprestntatl·:, lS
whtch will in rornt• woy b an-antl'r<!Stl'd in trninc.es ror b7<1UP
cludt::d m h~'r plnruJ. Stlrvic-es and ~It's to ~tnrt ~clime
F'ri1nds B1 LC lut sptin; immtdlatcly while lo·ammc
promr•t"d Cnthcril1 •· to :ransf~ r JOb.
hc:rc from Vnnporl c-oll .. gt' Sht• For further mlormntlon rcgurd
hnd c:nrollt d Ulf ru nftcr her g.ra-ing indivadunJ mtcrVIPW''. ron·
duntlon m 194!1 from Lmcoln I tact MISs Julio Johnson m the
h1Ch school in Portl:tnd. p1nct'mcnt oflic~.
1 \\'rll you pto'nse put tlus p1cturc in tht" down to\\ n n u
pnpc:rs?" This request. which comes often to the college pubho.:Jt)
ofrice, is the WtOn& w:~_:, to get publicity for student ncti\'iU-.s.
Propu procct.durc J.S:
1. Arrnnnl: two wc~ks in ~dvnno-. for your pictur"'l und ch• cl<
w1tl1 M1• Harrltng in G·24 to sec if your !dens Will chck Wlth
the m wrptiJlt r eihtQrs who hnv• "rult..>S" for pactures.
2. Take nll mformnho.n fur nt.:WS storlt;S to Mus Hm'Cimn. All
c:ollc&::c nnd tud~.:nt news must dcnr through ha offlt', -tu
pr• \'t:nt 1 rnH'll, dupllcataons nnd poor pubJacaty-nt lt-u t no:
\\'l:, k in ndvnncc.
3. ArnHIJW to p1ck up your Btories nnd tnkc Uacm to new pop
Editors prel& cump1t.:h:d storic•s to (nagmentary notes.
Juniors Meet Tuesday
Porueapatang ln lhi' nnn\ml
rampu11 cuml\':JI will be tht• muin
•oplc tJf o~ lll""'lon wh..:n t}ao• jun·
10r cl hollis •ts mc-eUnft ot
12:30 p m. m:.:t 1\lt •dny ln B·24
JIC'l'O tc.h~t~: tv Stf.ln M1t~hcU, p~i
df'nt. Do.:an Charles W Howard
Dr. Tuttle to Go on Air
Dr. It S, 'l'u~tlc ctar<K'tor l•J
voulh lcadt•rship, wm b·· {,n •
r.tnt1on KOAC' nt 2 p m F bl'\trar)'
26 in un AAUW-sponv ;i'd
gr:un, "World Citb.cn hip"
wall be lnll'r\'1'-'Wctl by tht• Rt v
Albert Kane or B tho"lJ C'h~an:''
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• rvice Campbell Devotes Time to Coachin
BoiseGir Is 1·n CasabaFundamen ta_ ~~
By Ellllnc Drall
lidlo whnt lnn I do for \uu"'
1 lh~: dw-~:n ga'C<'tlng hr rd an
the IIU It> mfor:mnlton offiCl' (rom
UC>rnlt t: Mnnlo\ e, mformotlfltt
mnn r lW sh goe t~bout hf'a
\ UriOU IOlCrt' ltn~ l6"'k • • By I"'o Ann Pcrltima
L<ll' rel\t\tre Wrt•U"
Tht:n:-'s on• bo~ at Ll" 1 and
Clnt'k \\ ho ho rl,; rm t:.n\ 1:abl" PO·
1 aon s conch of nn nll Gl I ba •
co.: tball tcnm The gn'l • 44 of
lh•'m, m~ cvcnlh nnd c1ghU1
I!T8dea"5 at Boase chool. and their
IT TICKLES
Furious Females
Resent Mustaches
By Jim Spohn
"Nt>\cr cullt\'Dtt! upon lh~ Ufl•
per lip that "h1ch growcth h\Op
thy noble crnntum "-Spohn.
• • • The tin1· bullding houso!i the
eoliOiJO s.wltc:hboard, pos1 o:riet!
and gonc:al informahou c:cn er.
A grt'at mnnr local cft~is come
o'fer Jh• swas~hboard each dar
with an average of four out•
SOing long dutanco Cftlll. The
most diUicult rc1que11 on the
board lS locallnJ a student.
'"The public do sn'l rt'Bli~:e that
this somottmos entail~> involv
ing 1'11.'0 lo five busy ~ple .·
Sernica explam~. A 'cr~ ugly rumor hru; nnsen
d ) to Lhc cf!cc:t thnt the fcmanitu :. Humorous ant! cnts 111ppc_n I
frequcnth on Uw board One dll) s-• rrcqucntmg thl' campus, hns
• aneanc en lied to speak "Jlh fom1ed o v1galonh commut e
Go rom, head or the chmr, \\ htch nsmrut nU moustnchcs nnd the
\\'tl<: later dt!ctph~ ru; mcananc men ''en ring them.
G1arum. head Clf the choir Some The lap hn1r, var.} me from mit
o\h~;r b fuddled person '' nnt....~ roscop1c fun to the fuli-SlOWn
to pt:nk "lth Mr. Hennstenl "lumber JOck" ~~·pc, u; be tnt;
ltrnnslcw•d, Herman Stt!lnhordt) . grown for Lhc Honk.) Tonk moul>
On S\\CCL )'oung Lhmg even taclle gi'O\\ me contest sponsored
c. lied to ask the \\Cather condl· b,· Ddt.n Tau Rho !tOLernrty .
tJans on campus so slu: would • Complnmts ngnmst the "nush.m·
kno'' "helhcr to \\ e<Jr her boots lattous dtSplo,·s of \'tnlit~·" nre
or not: man). Says one young lass. "My
'7bc facilili~s tn the oUice bo,} !rtcnd's moustache ls '\'cl)
IU'O greatly impro•ed SlnC:O J bccomtng, but It's COt D lt!fl1bJ(.>
came here three year11 a_wo.~ I tickle to 1t."
Mn. Manlove stnted. Then Another stntes that wh•~cvcr
1he.r ~·ere only hve out· ade ~he is making advanl."~!' through
lines on the switchboard and that bornble maze of undcrr
only two stud~nt helpers. Now growth n spontan.:ous sneeze oc
there are Clgbt out•ide lines ... rs. \ ••outt" nu-tng major on dl I ~ ~ • o and GlXty oxtension5. Bernico the enmpus cxplntned Utal n C'IJ~l h l Lnn~ Cnmpbcll, ll IUlllur Is lt:Cchdt \~ l\\'0 hours' t•rctilt rot
In ~~ -In\\ h t fl orts
CmnpbeU thtnk thts i onl' of Coma•lJ II <':\PhHilCd t.hnt thl
the Ut l llllcmpt." In f'01 tlnnd 1111 nHtjuJily ''' the tudcnls nt H >t f'
Rlrls' tntl't· chool bu ltctbull, and nrc color~.!d, ond ht~ t~ \'<'' y proud
he hop~ to Inter t otho:!r chrlOI~t of Uu~ rooJ')(Irntu~n m t.he tcnm lfr·
m Uw tdcn !:O th.tl u lt-ngut> t rtn fL<'ls that th\.· Cotl \hot the 41
be c:r nh.'li hy next )~81 . gtrla .d1u tmned uut ior prod1cc
h all slart~td when Mrs. Onnn) 'ctm !wnt hnlf ,,f tlw St'Venlh nnd
D:uucb fNnnct Uecker), n Ct ud· •"'l&hth r,;radc girls u; gvod l vidence
urttc of Le\\ 15 nnd Clark und no\\ nf the eoop<:t ltu n
n home \.'OOni:'lmlc-s tettclu.: r nt Larry had one problom nt lh1.1
Uoi.llt•, was tclhng Cmnpbell t.tbout b~ ginning of ht 01 ',\ job thiS &C·
t11;r dlrfacultlt.: an conchmg her m••stct-hc hnd to spend one
bnskc·tbnll tcnm. mcc she wtuin't whole ~·v('nang lcurmng the git ls'
..,,·en fomthar with th rult'S rules
I.nrry 'olunh.·ered to take over But nlrcndy ht' thinks tH'' hus
the tcnm AS he hnd p)O)'t'd SOml' n tcnm lf) bt.> prc•ud or, "Give liS
mtrnmurttl hnskctbull nt l.cwls I thr,•c or four weeks," he Bid,
nnd Clark. "and we might C\'o.:n bent WII-
Through Or. Haro'd S, TuUlo's lam• t "
cducntlon 11'9 course ,.h.\.h tnuns Admittedly . the ;•me ls slowt'r
lc-3dcrs Cor youth groups, lArrv tn 11 ooys' hnskctball, anrl the
BULLETIN BOARD
Smoke Signals Replace Phone Calls COfiJ nt C IOWt r. Ulll hl
thtnks the team I r.omc t
v, ry ood \\ llh m•wc prnru
Htr.ht now tlu: tcnm I
on two pmbh•ms, free thtO\~
gUI11 dmg by ml'liiiS ul WQ'
the hnnds.
Cnmpbcll dQeS wu;h gul •
lt• tbnll c:allc:d lor u ccnh t,
cau • he hus on•• eighth
on the team thot he t>stlmnt
he nbout 5'10".
He has unothor girl that
<'lnsstfics ns u •·pmbh'm t:
bPC AUI\C the ICO.tn rule: 80\' • • \'cnlh nnd eighth grmh rs
play, .tlthough other.s rn.•y
out ftJr prncltcl!. His f>rob
chahJ IS n s1xth grodcr who'1
~:uucl as nn:r •Jlhcr member
tht tt:nm.
Campbell gavcs fl lot of <1
ttt 1\fr, Leslie M. t:hnsc, pr
nt Boise, '' ho he snys Is
tl. ponslblc for the program
hn. E(l\'t'll him u grt:al de .11 of • s1stnncc.
Mrs. Donil)ls 11 now As Frat Members Get Mad at PT&T on o plnn {t) lu. t ~·Is net I ho tesses for their opposmg
·No dam••, no phone cal . 1d the PT&T, nnd U or 0 students s~n·mg tlu~m rcir\~bmcnts
Dfl' stlll protesting . Rtght now 1t'.s the Sigma Pha Epstlnns who nrc lhc somes.
rcplacmg phone cnlls with smoke signnls from their roof, It mny Although n lU\\' major,
bl! they ~1rc creating n probll'm of tht''' cmn nu fm. no smoko, bl'll snys his work wath th•• le~:
Portlond muiJ bu•o II, bec:au•e aoc1ology atudcnts from tower has mtercstcd tum 10 cd ,,.,.,..
Columbia junior eollege in Longview are c:omang hero to • tudy iS, ru; well He l'V.:>n plnns to carry
but it 1 a mtghty big term-.social atralilicoli on. All that from o as C'ouch nf n nftbnll ~,·am
junior eollege? Botse this ~pring.
Tl b1 n< ;s or a g1rl cettlnc her man during leap year was Asked how he hk ... d work
nil t•xplnint d to En-ret 1 JUntor collctw .:tudcnts recently. Th•• boys 1 With the girls. Lurry
can blumc nnd the girls cnn thank fu-st Julius Cncst•r Co1 creatine •Jt'~ very ••• " nnd ended
ll leap ycnr every four year!'. and second a ScottiSh law P.. ('d tn bi'O:ld smile.
1228 under which !J garl could, j ------------ -
propose to an unmnrned or un-FBI Agent Interviews G I R L S ! !
cngngt.>d bo.r legally during lenp Future Sleuths Tuesday
year, and if he rdu. l•d-hc was
ftn\.'C!. James B. Poster, •• n!pl c:~cntn·
tivc fmm thl' Fcdl•ral Bureau ot
ln\'cshgatu)n , will be on cnmpus Go aHor HIM.
HIM . . to the . c:arry or dra;
LEAP YEAR A campus an Obao inltsatod
a ""Be Kind to r--rottuon Week-bas eight students on ca!l to moustache makes n fmc hablt.nt
operate the board. whtc:h re· for assortoo germs and ktsstng
ma.iru open dur:ing registration. may become o hnzard ''Although,''
nighJ classes and special cam-&he refleclcd. "whnl a wond~rful recently and here were tho tug· Tut:sday to speak to th12 seninr
pw activities. way to b~"come infcctr.'<i ." gestion : Don't 11leop duzing lass und all those Interested con-"GET -U -R · MAN"
MIDNITE
SHOW "'The only annoying Mpc<:l of exam . The cba~n are awfully l'el nmg t_\'Pl'S of work that nrc Men. they SD) )Our moustache lhe switchboard nod uuonnnllon k 1 bard ond m1gh1 give you e attU ,_,nnc"'l~d ,,,1·lh the FBI. pltmplnl{ mn t:S you ate Io '""' .. center lS not being notWcd when dotes. They s:~y your Up cnrCSSCJ back Don t take off your shoe• In his speech. Mr. PQster wtll
somethtng is scheduled on th• pngglc. in clau unlel5 your mother ball clobortttl! •Jn salarlt>S, rctu cmt2nt
Fmpus, SUltcd Bcrnu.•c. • 1f some darnod youz socks reconJly. Cunds and opportunlics tor od-j
one. calls for .infonnatmn on an Severn! spies from the prder Don I ho'd hands wtth your \'Dnccmcnt. HIS main purpuse If
c\·ent 1 know nothing nbout, l of the Male were sent out to con- tru~ Jovo in c:lass. H maku to get qualified June gmduatcs
have uo wny or knO\\ ang whom ftScotc the offending pet1t10n bul life difhcuU for tho aoven people mtcrcsted 10 bccommg either 11
to contnct." only one wns able to r"nd ot be-•itting between you Don t lake spcciOI agent cmploy\ll' or an uc·
Mrs. MonlO\'C requests that fore he wn.s hanced tn dr,~· 1t note. on typewrllor . This is counttmt. Prospective men who
she be 1nformcd lf there has been re{ldS as follows· "We. the under· terribly di1traeting to tho atu· would 'be intNcSt\.'<1 • must have
any pubUcity on a class speaker lgnl'd, of the female sex do her\:· dent• trymg to sleep. Above all. c1u1cr n Bachelor of 1\rl (J r Set
or an) c\•cnt no maUer how small. by protest the grov.-th ot mous- remember . ~Profonora Aro juas t!nC•• deglC(! us 11 prerequisite .
"Really though, people nrc ex· taches by the mall! studcnLS of like people. Applicants must ulsr bt 11) At
trcmcly cooperauve end patient lhu; college. &Ulrtcd by the mem- 0 t b;e tennis the latest least 5-Ccct 7-mches 10 hctght t2)
because lh~y realtze that the hers of tltc Delta Tau Rho fro-at Oregon State? They'• e &I so Ifuvt' reached their 25th bulhdny.
three :important functions of the terntty; who by mmcting th1s holding an "ughcst mnn" con-(3) Possess \'ision oC no Jess thnn
information center slow down scourge on humnmt:r. has cstnb-test. That could rat c .. n k1nds 20HO nnd 20/50. ('I) Possess nor
&l'I''ICc," 'Mrs. Manlove com· lishcd conditions under wh1c:h uf (Onversntion ut Lt•WlS and 1 mal hearing ond color vtsiun, (5)
_m~e~n~~~~~·-~--~~-~---~ J~w_t_tc_c_a_n_d_r_~~~~c-t_f_o_r_~_·_o_m_u_n_·~C_J_a_r_k_. ___ ~~-~---~ Be able top~ n rig1d phy~cal
PAUL'S EPISTLE
* * * * * Egger Dislikes Truman,
Gossiping Female Sex
By P•uJ Egger these ba\'c been used Wltl. ~:~r...nt :tlso be more thnn ju&t .announct • • rmmts from a few favored deport-examlnat ion, (6) Be walhng tu
serve in nny parl of the United
Stoles or tcrr1torull pOSSf'SSion,
(7) Be able t<1 opcralt any pns.
s~ng••r vehicle. Friday Fobruary 29th, 11 p.m
ANEW
HOLLYWOOD
STUDIO FEATURE
.ttU• ~~ I I 11 In• • f
.TDANJU: 01\.AJlf , SCO'rT BRAD\'
TKmLIIU a.lTTJ'Il\ 1n
"THE MODEL AND
THE MARR,AGE BROKER
ON ST \GF
Contest for the Moat LJPST ......
DECORATED MALE! I I
PRIZES ••. RCA Record Pln)
ing A ttachmcnt nnd RCA AL
BUMS from Horpl.!r McGt~
Company
ll'r• • I.IJlllllckl< fur Girl II frntn
1•1 I.I.I~H Hltl"NII r'II'II'A."
Paramount Theater
Dld you know thut there nrc success by Ubangt women dur·
three types of pohtlcuuu" Tht mg courtship, it 1a e. peeled that
first type 1s lilte Georgi.'! Wash-they may prove m1ldl) succ~
mcton and nt!V-I ful at LcwtS and Clark.
r tells a lie A1ter reading lru~t wed·'s edt· ment.& -st.atinc that the heads ol
that dl•partment art• tous1ng On•·
gon lugh schools tn ord~t to en
roll moron ror the t.'Ciurattol"
dcp;.r lment. Gladys Gilbert
The second tor.inls an thr: l.OG, tt as obvlout;
gt oup is like why nll the doorway,s tn tht•
Joe Stnltn and .•oumnhsm dcpanmcnt arc tv.!tnfl
never tells Lh•• made higher. Thts ts th•• ontv
truth. The third way in which Ute t!d1torml stof
\;)'PC is lt k \: can get around Without knockan~
Harry Truman off thetr hnlos.
• nd can't \ell J um all in favor of good ports-
the diflerenec. maru!hap and all thnt sort Ctf thing
rt m~k'!S we• Vf!l")' snd to rc· but swf.~ tn~ anal light cnn b•
po~t that there hna been no im-wr:nt.>d too lar After nll, wc'n:
Jlrovemen t m the Hbrary suua not all angels; although this m. y
tion. Certain members ol Lhe be du.: to a lock or odr~quot••
Agrarlnn group still irtSIJl on hnrp-pln)'lng lnstrucuon.
r,1g1:1tng constantly nnd nnnoy1ng Thla c:orm~r behcvi!$ that a slu
th•· ~holnrs who an.-tt")'Htg to dent ncwtpapel t;hfluld be more
tudy. thnn )Ust o bullellu board lor the
To oomb:.t tht m nnt •, J htrvc tdPalutic bnblilln.:s of :~n t•dllu:·
orde.red n Iorge fJhtpmcnt of gen who must turn In l)(lmcthlng m
uln<: Suulh Afrienn muu.les Sine order to g-;:t o Grnd••. Thct c &.hould We believe that lht!r•• should
bt: more of the ~:nhghlen(-d, ill·
smrt..od, uplifting kmd o( hh•nt•
tur· thut .)'OU have: just n:ad.
IIDI'TO& 'a •oorw · Tbe ecUt.oJ'P. wbo
4o 'riot wtab t.o ••t their JI .. CHJ aolle4.
4o DOt De(!Uiaril;J ·~· With thl opjulou eapr .. aed b,. llr lllfe'1tr • aau.uauou f-rom the edu,c;at.tou a ..
per\llltJU &.D4 otlln wo'llll4a4 IJUU•14·
~oata wtU be weloom ..
March 4 Seminars Off
ln order ll~;tt nJI tudtnt may
<r.)~nlrdt.c Uwu interests on
"All College CnrN~r Confert•nce''
to be ht•ld on Mn1 ch 4. no frl'..sb·l
marr scrnanotos or dcpnrtmcntnl
conft renc:CJ \\'Ill be sdtcdult·d
for thnt Tuesday tmnounN;d lh•
ooun~>r•IJing committee and nd
muu u till\ l! commrttc,. -Weddtng Photographer
Peraonol Service at Wedding•
Artlltry in Composition
NaJural Expr•aion.t
Friendly Service
To be sun \H u.t• stroboscop tc light
fur <·undid wt,dc.lmg photos
"Make Your Appointment Now"
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moun lot!
"thO'
111ikc-\\
elbow S
-r.,·cry
pre pll uu
had w n,
ronaln1 y
"ornblc
·vou
. nd hop
nt to
hns beer.
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rold tr
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1'ht' t
1.0 three
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Lou 'II
team c
C\'t'rnl
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dmms
;wo h01,
ru,tom
Coke
though.
pe totl tl
he e\'t ~
mon u1 (
u h. th
\'lCe-babl
call cd "j
Their
Job wns
lhclr s1
not wel
and A
comcd
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c:am: hn
cai'C' fu I
tmpr( ssi
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' • ..
ork • a ulies
amp College Career Day
To Cover }'ive Areas
By V irginl11 Bowman
tn n !IUI"'Our.llng ~poup J ur en c 11nu oil-\\ r... lnt.l o wn1
dcrlul time nnd gr,lnld 1 \' lu1bl
(•JCp•'llt n<·~ ."
t.:oke Is plnnnmK lo rnuk. aamt. F \,., ou I t mel mr. pruf I m I u ut 1 nl
ddol
th 1 ar•
lwJ ~·I I t rk. J
ni th ctl j n
A qu II .,
r Jll \~ lhc lk
The followinq mombou rf l I
1 nihil lnatlc I.C ludlnl.,, b nutl
,rul L't•llccn "Colt"" ~:vnns r~•lnt 1
' •£r rno.st lnh·r,.,stlng c·XIH'tit nee
ntl' h••r dc:dsinu to dt"vote ht'r • diJ:luu~ mov~e th1 iiUilHt>l••
In nddillvn to tht..• llu cl.! ltc mad._.
prcvlou l't She "w.rnt tu kt \'f m n n I Wt mr n, Y. hrr ,. n.om
W1 I l'.,t Dnn(JunN d In nvx L 'eck
Lur., wall bl:' ~u on l llfiP!J
t.o d In th£' All Ct1llqll C, ~t:
cr.nf( n lllt dn.v-Mnrch -4 1 , tonf r~'rtc plttnntn(! OOt11mt1' c
1. t tu full·tmw o..rv.r·(' to Ch1 i L
She nnd husbunJ l .. ou 1\JH'nl
t 1 ummcr ns volunl 'l!r wo1 kt·~
•n n work cornp In Ito!)• Th
o k t·tunp ~nllcd At:UPf' -wn
' nmpo td of 125 )'OUnl! J)('oplo.;
1 m nll ovcl thi! wotld and of
1\ ry nntlonnllty, 20 nf ,._.h001
" fl'om Amctlco.
tJndor lho aponaor&hip or \h•
Wo.ld Council or Churches thP
\'OUlh nU worked togcthCJ buald
rn D roncl on tht! stdr" of th£! v~ry bu~+y" whiiC' Lou 1 111 I::ur
opt.
:MPnnwhlJe bvth wrll ~nllnttt
hmr studws ut thl' Sun Jo ... nmc1 Ct)
Th~:ologt.al :;(•rnanar, l..ou p c.
p:uang for th(; mamilry .nd C k
os a mlmttcr s wah•. And 11 h"
runtanut• on Willi the )!col llna
spnrklc she dasplnyt•d In t 1'uc -
day on campus, she'll Ut! top 1n
her career. 11 iJ fll.
f.uch p ~I
on£' uf 11 v hdd wall r• p r nt
bu ~n ctlu
c rtaon. fine •I"U, pub he: o J'\' It
rond cltncc.
From thue fivo held stud n
rnoy dccL to nllcnd lhc un
area v.bl h D.J>Pt-<~1 mo.s\ to t em
und Jt f Jlluw tlons lh(• lin of
thcl t•h: tc'd voc:Jl.mn
• ThP ('h ilcc ,f o C Jlt:• r In
(On{ of tho c (Jrt \"
n ountuln. As Colleen pul It-c k d d •
. n e I n t Ct\'e up somcthmc COLLEEN TOWNSEND £V-thtY duc-nwn nncl wom('n b 1
llke-wath &hovl'l5 ond guod ol' •g whr:n she dtscardrd th._. mov-ANS was !Jrutod Tuosday by roo on IM his SPI.'Clflc C'Orc r 1 u ly n r...ntwncd)' '~ rll be lh
topic tr · l'd by ('J:JCh Pl' hr
A 110 to bf• rclutcd will b( lhL
" re& -she (lCIIn('d somr Lhlnt atudenu when sbo vl.11ted the toiOit:u, h1 collt.Rt d "5 In Prt.rJUr .~bmv gn~asc. " v d 1 1 d ,
I \ on cr u !In Jn )t•• ch.lllr•ng campua with her husband Louis Ol'tln for 11, tnt• a .. trn •• Pl"' onu 1-:\'crylhint: wu.s JUSt as t \e .. • • • ~ ~ •
h N , lng ll's there In hl•r tyc lor ll special auombly . (Photo by l?.ltpl'racncc!l lllont! tht.' Y. ay, nd-prcpna mg sc Ml 10 cw 'orlt Look • • • • Vlrglnlo Bowman).
~ad wotncrl: '·hntd work, un-~--~~-~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~c~~~!to~!l~u~d~c~n:t~ !',:re~p:n~rl ~ra~·~~ro~r
.·~~~~i~l~:. ~~:~i.~iuns, SICkness nml Atomic Blondes, Bombs for Mother1S-l·n-Law
"You jua1 5hovo tlll' cows aside
. nd hop inh• ' ·ow trough 11 you p f p f 1 u A
~~ :~c~~~ b~:~~~;;:~~~r~;::;-;~c~~ ropecls or eace u se of lomic Energy
0( cours£'. th••t c wus nn h:e
rold drum rr you could tnnd
.t .. Thjs IS the ero of proj!rc s In
lhl' n?alm of the powers nr th
' 1'ht> lood-spnghotu-w 5 ::cr\ mighty atom. Some uf UH' atom·c
t>d thrc.-. times o do>'· dinner lunch force is bt·ing ullli:<d fur pr::JOC'
and brcukfnst. The only vnr-ful endeavor, ll£ JdJollc n at mn~
cty wns "pnnl' Limt• (brcnd Urn• sound.
to us) nt lh o'clock rPcess You mny hove notaccd orm
Lou w::5 one of tl)rcc \\ o~~ ot the neighborhood kuJdlcs nrc
ttam cnptalns nnd Coke w~U, l chomping ··super J\t(lmJc llubbl
vcr•nl oth.•rs reported to hilT' C:um." Th1.2sc gr)QC)' gobs of gum
.. t 7 n m. cnch day with nn arc gutrrantccd to t•xpond I() br,;
"0 kay boss. whnl's n·~xt?" Cukt ~er. bettc.r and 5lickit~r removt'r·
dnhns she Irked Lhcrr SI~Ut- proof bubbi<!S, At lost rwopl
two hour long lunch ,crmd- con honestly s!ly, "1m stuck on
u!llom ''~•·.v mud1 C'hlldnm "
C(lkc nnd Lou zwver J!!~lerl A le~ pionecra in the h•·ld
though. Du11n~ rt"r.cs:; nnd lunch
pcrtOcJ they Jeri prny(t1>. And rr proclaim thut lht·Y nre an pos
~csslon of Atomic gnsulinc. f;nc. lhl' ewon1ngs fnllowinR n t;t•r-
mon m G~rmun, ltnlion and E:ng-pl&ton m the nuto blosts o mina·
nture mushroom cluud out of thr h h, they hendt•d n prnyl'r ser
\are-bible study class which they cxh:Ju.l ptpc, cnnying wltJa '
call~.d "Babic Shanng," .such unnt~ccssnry ltt;ms v vulvc~
Their moat dl.fficult nnd lrylnR lngs lind pastoru;.
nb was ~o pro\'e themselves nnri In the pr<!·ntomJc age '"' u l.'<l
thcar smccnty, Amcrlcnns were to jouml!.}' to mountain stl"('nm
not wclcom•~ by the Europeans for bnss or trout fr&hin'. but, "''
and Amerrcnn custotTU were mMc. The other dny there wns o
•cornt:!d or \'iewcd with '•rnlsl.'d fcliO\\ m c:onvocation tnlkmc
eyebrows." Alwn,vs lht! Amcr•·
curu hucl to bt.• on gu1trd, olways
C"nreful not to g1vc the wronl!
1m pression.
Howevor, Coke relntcs.
n!l '' orth 11. spaghetti, 11 wa~
··lboY. about nuclear llo;.sion. Man that's
progress.
Several or the well-known
movu~ stars arC' an kteptng wllh
lht> world of today. Old you cvt.'r
«lt)P to thmk how many of them -•
Bud Kiekenapp givcts Jean E. McLean a hair raising oxl)t!rionco
as he! pu1 hu the button that sh0015 250.000 volts racing through hor
body
Kiekenapp 's aclions were shoclcing lo say the leacll• said
McLean . afler thct demonstration of the Van De Groaff machino a1
the science •how in Lincoln high school, February 11,
111 c rndao Dl!li\'C, not to mcnuon 1 Blonde '
TV! The rnptd pDre of progrc 1
Cortain lhtaJzic:al cstablJ -r. I almost out or hand. Aftnr rcoJd
m1.•ntt1 announce their th~pinn anr. nhout ntumsc pries an o mO(!O·
in the following mnnner: .. And z.rnl', one cnn'l help but wonder ' to the center or thl! stngt.• w•· hove just whnt tht• rn~.>dtcnl men v.rll
that llu1ullful cxpon.:.nt of t.'r.!Ct du with IL
:rnd rhythm, B11n Tk1n, the Atorn:~ I What will the world or tomo"
~--~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~ row oonlu1n' Let's s~culu~.
•
New Burlingame Markel
Food Lockers
Quality Meats
Groceries
Garden Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
Low Competitive Prices-Everyday You moy IJc nhle lh buy mint
ntu11~ poe kN s1r.c otom b->ntb
tu throw nt your nloihcr-rn lnw
The dcparLm nt Slvff."!! w11l 6{'!1
-racgc.r CoJunU:rs to tht• populut1 •n.
Xu longc.r will ,\"0\1 h.11vc to \\1 ll
!or the govcmmenl to do lt fn,
you, now yuu con count yuu,
I own r,t.:g~rs.
M;my peaceful u cs nr~;; rn th\
future but, 1f Uus .shoulu nevt>1
hllppen due to thP {!I '"' nnd glor
Ious needs of '' <~r, JUSt rom-.
0\'tlr tO my C<We OnU bl"l~ your
I fist hatchl!l so we c:an hn1.'\.h
rhtpptn{! thas nrttclc Qut In ston.:
ls It Voodoo?
Proft ssor II. 0. N. Bull, gl'Qg
rnphy d~purtnumt, hilS n n~·nk
m.: sw;plcum he' n Sit £"pwnlk
• r. Thrul.!'s no •>lhcr wa\" he
.:;nn nct.'Ount {or hts tir okt•n
b<•nd:. \ I I I n t PJ I u tt I... r l h I r
P• uk 1 thr<.ugh Dr \ t·.-";
F t d~:all. t. n of tudcn buLI-
ncn--P II p M.AIIlstr nd NQ
m n B rnn, ophomorc educe·
tlon-0 Ch~; t F I b1• nrl
T •m Ptr nnt. tt,. e.naor ftnc rb
Dr Jo n Strrk E~ n nd •I
Gruth<:r, u r, publ.t: •GT"Vl::-:-
0 U C Dub.,c-h , nd Hc•l• Bli
mann, ~ nlor scicnc.,_D L u
Th } lr nd Vu~k MC'tZI('r -na
A lunC'hL n ha lx.-M1 pi nnt. I
(6. lflt gu• t peOkt' by Var-
rnln W 011, n1or, nd U •
F'r• dn Hnrzft.'ld, dczm of \'om
t.n ll ~ h<"dUfd at the 11 g~,
tommon cl1n. tly folio\\ log th •
l'Ollf~ cnct. <.ClJon
This College Caroor confe,
l'n n d \ WIJI r piQi:l' tht.• (n h
m n '"lllJnnr nnd dqlfll'"tnH u I
'onft n nt.t pr<.·,·wu l.lr ~.:h• dulul
for Man-n •
'In Vll' h Of the f ICI Lhllt cul-
''-'R<' IT'nn: than book lc um
ng l f<~ ly hll l••lt th t rh•
monthly J11N: ungs of fr l m 1
nnd d pnnm,.,n~ are 11Tip<r. t
~:nouJ:h o att.end:tncc of Jl
ud nt • ICP cltd A U41
v.; II ch£:' k '\J
rl?et•r du! ... p t ,f t I '11
tot I P,t naJ :-t •rd 0 :tr: F ·
dall and1 ~t d
Roberts to Remain
On Job-M3ybe??
Hop" Olirtod Cor the; (-oohn H I
'!tuy of CwU~ m RobcrL'l, p \ h 1-
i'•gy J>rofr or :md has Wllt:" M r: 1
rompus nurce, • t L• wis nu Clflr~e I l!J yun -nnd-n-hnU 6t.nY I •
I "WI to h \'(1 br!<.ln Lenrunnted by
ha.-: tron.g£>r \o the Bnu.Eh l J~
for u nt \\ JOb as o i'llnt~l p ~·l·hol
'"'lli t !or the govemm nt Rc enl
ly. R"ht tS rtCCJ\• d tnform.'liJ n
to the clfect that Lhl: nl'Y. pos111 n
JTU&}lt entad II C'OD!Otrtnt Urn \ r
tronsft r abroad v.sth th • Bra•• h
rn~·
~u 1 co back to Europt> 1 ~ •
tamJy \\Dnt to hnH! Ume ~ un
up !:om London to our (., d.
Welsh bagblnnd ,..,here our f Jk
II H.' the profc explnmt d,
Or. Gwalyn Roberts
'"nnd \\ ho wants to dri.,.c frv:n
lsmnllo, £gypt., the Bnu;;h h~:td
qua.rter in the Suel: canal zone
to Llnnf lit)\\ llg\\ y tn&)'llgos:ery
rhwynllanty altosogogoe h, \l.i h1c 11
i <.~n bbr~' rnUon fur th~ nmn •
at tany Wd h \ allnge'!"
Plenly of Park~ng Space
•
Phone Circle 8989 Guinr. P<'IH t' hrlh Qnd inna
Ct ntly to sl• t:J.l ont• mt~ht , Bull
a\\'ok1 tht: n~~~ m•wninc tho•
gronnlng owner. Of .l.~o:·••r... o
d• c1d~dly broken nbs. B~ rcmainlng in the Unit ~
~l"t" , 1\;t Rob• rts' \'tJit to their
hum£?1 nd wiU :Jctu~Jiy on\y be
pmlpo:u :d lna'!Dlucb ru lht:~ nrc
:.till planning for n '\"l!!it a ;yc::~r
fn•m tht June ··our pan:nu..nrc,
at pt c r.:nl In go'xl h11 lth nntt
1.<\m< u ,, It {) ~ Cmd rful C'Ountr) ..
"'nld ht w~·d\ lnsuuclor
H~: odd d ~wt h:tH rnl't muny
inl!pJrmn 1 wp!~.; ht::re end \\ ~ h J
• Muyhl"' :-.ltghtmnrc Alic~ c:>tl t
u }a x un ham. ttl\\ a) rt:rr\:mht: lht m -A •.
r ln.: dt: roeur .. l"l\9 Six PIONEER LOG rridlly, FCJbruary 22,
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Boad T .. ek Ends
LC Hoop Season Pioneer McPug
Olympic Mug?
Local (it:htcr, WIHTC)' B11.>n·
nlnc, t•mbnrlCl.-d for S<:nlllc lhrs
-we •k In nn nttt'mpt to wm n "POl
''" lhc.• Nmthwcst OJymptc b1l. •• Lnns nnd Clark cJos s out al
1952 Northwest conference bn
ketb U slnt lht( w,'f'kend, meet·
in& W'hitmnn tonaght n\ Wallo
W llo and jumping to C ldweU
for n Mondn) mght HO wath Col-
1!!g or Idaho.
The Paonccrs. no\\ 1annly cn
tr<nch~ m s~.:cond plocc ~nd 1t1
Jane tor n btd lo the r~:c1onol
AlB tnurnnmcnt, must \\ ln ot
least one or the thre;.; comes to
$ :-cure the runner-up . lol The
locals trounc-ed the Co,\ otcs twaef'
ond the \\'hlts once m thdr cor
her-eason mo.; Ungs.
Road coach Eldon Frx ''aU plch
up the rcms ng m lor lhe ro d
~Cn ..Jtcr h:l\ ing miSS~ lhc
Jnst It\ e I!Omcs while confmcd
to ht home by an onnck or the
mumps. Injured Star
• :lng team.
Br• nntng \\ lu "ngugc oppon
ents from nll OV"r the NlltthWI!S t.
Wornt• · pic:k~-d up Ius hoxmg
boxin~ skill nl Hn ungs rollc~c.
Ncbra kn, where he Olhmdct.l
sl·hnol lnst yenr. litt nlso boxer!
in the Nn"y nnd rn hagh sr.hnol nl
Pcorin. Illinois.
Hoopsters Thump
Sea Pac Falcons
In Weekend Tilts
By Don f'loren
KEN SERVAS
• , , kq lo VlC:lO JC!S Any hopes of K~n Sen n~ re
tur.rung !or furth~;r rourt nrtron
thas ) ear faded awn) \\ tth the _
dts1l0\"Cr_y that a blood clot hod
formed on his UlJUred raght kn~.
Sen n:;, who wns conference leadFrosh Win Finale,
End Loss Streak Bo k\'tbnll bad mhcu to Pal.t·
tmc htlt Jnst week-end nnu AI
Akms' LC fJVc mnd~ lh~; !nt• \Hll
n rousing one by thrnshinc Seot
tlc Pncrhc by 8348 nnd U2-72
scores.
Thl• Pi<mct•t"S showed them·
~lves to be nn ·thmg but drscour
agcd by the loss of th\:11" pre\'IOWl
three nnmt•s ond the loss ot Ken
Servns hom lhl' hncup. Thcy er m sconng ~md rebounds, wall
.fm1sh thiS nson on the bench
f"ranlc Gro•• has per:fonncd
c.red.nnbly m Ser\·ns' old spo
both an sc:orang nnd on the bonrds.
Other s-tnrtcrs tor the Ptonccrs
'' ho \\ 1ll trn\•el East m a thrcf."
(Dr cnrn\-an, wall be captmn Ed
Read 0\ the other forward; John
Feuz ut ~ntcr; nnd Don Paulson
nnd Gary Jackson at the guard
!POU
Golf Team Berths
Wide Open: Akins
Pro pects 'for thl' Paon~r· golf
tenm are not what one would
call healthy
Wath only two letlCJ'"\\'Inners
retummg to the fold, Coach AI
Akma says th~; .fteJd wlll be WJd
open for the sax vnrsJty posttlons.
Jun Krnus, last senson's confer
ence champ nnd Clark Stephens.
'" bo plnyed number ft\ e man, arc
all thot remoan to budd a new
team nround.
Although the fust meet u an
AprO. prospcd.i\'e dtvot-dt(tf:l'l"S
arc urged to st.nrt working on
lhClr games. The team will play
two mntc.hes each with Lmfi.-.ld,
Pacthc and \\'illameue ond then
t.rn\·cl to Wnlln Walla to compete
in the leogu~ Jmals. When tbe frosh win. they do rolled to their htghest point total
• u in convincing manner. Tho Slncc n mtd~anunry out 1 n S
locall zrounc:ed Concordia c:ol· against College ot Idah1•, nnd th1s
lege. 71-52. on the Cavalier ngamsL n dub which wus good
court Wedneaday night to wand enough to hold t )Ut\.d Seattle
up their "as.on. Unl\'CrS_ity' to tt ten-point WIOftlnC
Frank Reed paced tho P1oneor mnr 1n
yearlings wtih 13 points whtle Friday mght'a hlt was a slow
Joe Henntg with 16 and Luke tarter with the vaittni F d.lcotu
Knefall with 14 topped the con-'goUmg wba.t jump thaiT was.
cordaa c:agers. Howo•or . tho Pioneon put on a
• fourteen-point apurt m the opon-
.l\tu.lung thCJr !mal nppcaranc: 1 ing two·and-one-hal1 mmutes of
01 Ute season on the Pnlotine hill th~ second quarter to talco a lead
maples the !rash dropp~d lW( they nover rolhlqu~bcci Big John
hard !ought battles 0\'er the wecli Fouz wound up the baH with an
end. o•en twenJy counters whic:h cou-
Thc yearlings hdd the P~clftc pled with his second half output,
far.:;t YNU' ~en t? n 28·28 lie nt gave bim 27 for the game a now
lhc hal! Fnday mght, only to lose high Jor an LC player this season.
In the second canto 60-55. ThJB Frank Grove filled m capably
wns the Pioneers• thu'd loss to r01 Scrvas. topping both sides m
the young Bndgers of Furcsl rebounds and tying with Lew
Grove. Wahl Cor secnnd-high potnt hon-
PaclfJc subslltute Abbie. Ross 01, ICl r . h• Pwn~.-crs "' 1th t 1
led the scor:mg parodc With 15 Saturday 's tilt was racehorse
points. Frank Mallory made 13 all tho way and. while the Fal
Cor the hosts._ • 1 c:ona managed to fllil'ly woll koop
Saturday mgh~ Warren SmJth " pace with .the home c:nw·s run
mt.:n Wt.'re edged b~· Larsen ning thoy couldn't match tho
Creamery 61-58 for lhcir twcllth torrid .487 shooting cUp of tho
straight loss. The P l o .n e; ~ "'1 PionHn. Easy Ed Reid. making
chopped at the Datl")'mcn s 3t·21 hu final home appearance in LC
h.t!lf time lead, but could nn\ , P a n 9 1 e 1, sluffed 25 pointa
O\'cr<.'Omc the bulge. through tho hoop for Individual
Al Sh;ph~nson nnd Jtm Quack honors. Gro•e was again runner
each udhed 13 pornts !or the up wish 16 whllo Don Paulson
loS\.:T'S. Santella hod 12 for Lor· and Foua came through with 13
sons. each.
The twin wins cnme ns a wel
oomc 1 chd to AI Akins, who has
been subbmg for the ailing Eldon
Fsx durmc the P10neers' Ia l ftvt
gumcs. Thus Akans wmds up h • ' '
By Tom O'Oay
Uvorla JldJ· o •
In the upset of the ycur m intramural hoop plny, :sa'm
swamped pre-season favorilf! Lnmbda lust Friday, :J5.JO.
Hilken spearhenrled the undefeated Sigma :lltack with
points. Only four men were nblc to score for lhc Lamu .....
three ot them tyinp fm losers' high point honors wilh five.
'J ne rco·shlrted l..ombda squad stol'ted out aa lf it woro
ing to duplicate an oorlier post season win over Sigma, w
Mural Leader Frunny Cox hiUing two
and a fror 4hrow whtlo
was dunking ono fo Sigma.
this point, Cox ulfered u
ovor his oyo in a atrugqlc for
ball and was forced to leovo
game. Tho loss ol Shoir
p!ug won o b1o.,.. from whic:h
Lnmbdaa novor did quito ra•:o"•c:
The S1gmus threw up 11 vc
ttt:hl zone defense in ordc•t
I curb the !en reel Lnmbdn
bn•ok. Wtth K('rm Lund t.lrt
through the key for Jny-ups
Hilken httting on tlP·Ins from
c-orner, tlw Sigmns drnvc to u
13 hul 1mt lend.
Then tbo Sigma aone roaUy
gan to work. Score a! 1he end
threo quarters favored S1gma .
10 I~ at: Lambda couldn't co1nn,oc
for a point • Clu
It wa
lCOI
!o
f" 1111
I hen
to hnv
No
oduc:atl
ho
uthl
athl
......... en!
on~
rncs or:
gel ns
rttcapn
c~n't I
now.
B
flo
Th~; rt~ut continued mto
thild quurtl'r With r~st•rvcs pi
tng most of the ti~ for
-~ AKINS _nms. In thrs period. the Laml' :aaagu
• · • procllc:e malcoa perfoc:l .!ns wcr · nble. to crack the Sign: o atb
1.ron curtmn Cor ix point l't F acuity Star Top~ lh~ ~~:;~d:n:n~oa~fu:ho Thcs'
time, tt L P . k 111 Mc:Ateo Maulers , woro sl oop OlDlma ers lng another opponent in • r nmu
Assist \nt basketball coach A
-\kins, topped all 'mural scorers
in gam(; through February 19.
nccordmg to mtrnmural darcctor
Warren Smith.
Faculty star Akins olso lends
tht! leagu•• an game averast• with
15.5 points per game.
Lendmg scorers:
l>la.)'or, Toau1 0 J'O :I'T
Akin8. :Paoult.J" 4 ~ 12
An10. oJI, Dolt 4 22 7
DA)', M.c:Afoo 4 20 7
Long"bAUa , KCIA1oo 3 21 3 Ba"o1 , PTA 3 1& 7 Ounnlnl'b 'm, r~ob 3 14 !)
Ola:rtou, •c.t.fH 3 15 3
.uulreWII , au.nta 3 11 t
IUUI:at. ~· 3 8 9 Tbion, Dot& i 10 5 Pr '2'1'
8 62
8 !11
1 47 5 45 7 37
9 37
7 3:J
'1 31
.. 25 ll lUI
tu4opoD4o!U I Orook
I• 'r , 4·0iNI~tm• . Po.• 3-0(· Knill'-·
I r-rit U It.;> :.' • t lAm btl 1L
fo"rnllh l·:Z llo•IIB
t"J' \ -0-31A IJ•hCl llfiflt,. Q•:l llrtn
•
MURAL SRf.DS :-1 .. .. -·-11-:t
O-il . rong bad for tho crown. -rha•
victims thai Jime, tho Mi.ditr by
50·22 count. Bruco Longballa
most single bandodJy beat
Mi• fits u he acorod 22 point ,
ol thorn in tho fint hal{.
rr you notice a h.:\\ pale Mr
.Af~:c Maulcrs around, don't ~unr•
nLout thmr health-they pl .. ~·"'
the Fucult . quad lust Tu1 d1 '
In a ding-dong battle for th
fourth victory. tho Maulera
win, 45-43, bod to overcome ra .. ulty lead which oxtendod
oight points at one time and
iivo pointa as laJe as tho
quarter. Only tho apoctn..,11la'
hoohng of Jim Clayton.
mado 14 poll\11, aavod them
ab. orbing a lou to a determ1oec
band of Faculty players.
W1th both team~ hitting
swtshers, the Facu ll~· jumped
to n 15-11 first quarter ll.'ud. of foot
that he
iron thl
In
Jacksot
Allen~
ing the
glorio~
wilh th
nlng ~
him w~
"A r
so~
bound I
l nllit
Akins, hi!'h tor th(' dny Wtlh An
countc·rs, madP s1x pomts m thn•l is that lora ad !it I The cugL•y Facl:lill·l
tllrcw up a zone defense m "apecla rrid.ay. robruary 22--
3:30-Alpha n. Lambda~
vs. Milflu. F'TA attempt to stop the Mnult:rs, cohesio
~onday , F~brua~y 25--
3:30-FT A vs. Froah. tho Mc:Afecnns ktpl acquire
fl'·' ay until they got the h.·n while 1
nbout hnlC way through thc J
3c New Burlingame
Fountain Variety brtcl 1952 colh•gi~ h! couchmg ~a-1 Tuesday . F'obruary 16-
rc:cr with a cn.>thloble two wm, 12:o~BoJo vs. Alpha: Poleeoh: qunrtcr.
Tht-gamt• uut lln·d 'Facs' st
wttltin fighting dl t me:•• the
• BURGERS • • • • 30c
SHAKES • • • • ZOe
Only 5c for flee
Complete Fountain Service
8SOO S.W. TerwUiger Bh•d. Circle 8611 three loss n.'COt'd. 1 va. McAfee.
3:30-DoUa ·n. Sigma: Kappa
Students' Home Towns
Shown on New Chari
fn ordl•r to sllmulntl' interest
omong student.& in promotmc the
LC cnu c in thctr home towns,
the Mustnng chnph r of Jntcrcol·
kgint• Kn~ ..:hts hU\'"-' p1 I.'PUred, in
cocopcra tlon \'v'lth dtrectl•r of stu
dent procurcml.' nl, Virgal S. Fog
dnll, n chart showing the dlstribu
tjon of Lewis and Clarl< students
nccordmg to their home towns.
The projcd, whtch will be on
dtsplay ln tht• lobby uf th•• gym,
is a complctt• tompilotton and
covers for,.agn oounlnes nnd out·
of-sttil•· students ns well us thosc
from Ou.•gon. vs. Lambda.
Thursday. February 28-
3:30-F'ac:u lty VI. Miafitl;
vc. Lambda .
LOOMIS
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516 N. W. 12th Ave. FTA f the way but the Mnulf·rs to
mg no chanc:es scmt·stalh:d
tlw lust lew minutes.
In one of tho roughest
aloppaest gamos of Jhe yur.
Doll• Tan away from tho
42-17. lor.t Tuesday noon.
Gene An•td•on purkr:ltht v
tors with 16 pomlB, nane nf t
m th•· run-owny 11ccond half. •r
Bctns. whu couldn't hit u 1
throw, made n game try to h••nt
lhc Uelts onl}' lruallng by
JK•mts, 31-15, at the hrtlf.
Ken's Barber Shop
,., llturtn.: " Quirk 'HDir<'Ut
IJC'l w "en C laucw
2'enr11Uier &t 'raylor'a 7tarr, ad.
i"'lo~ · t1 ltonlloya Uoui'D ll·ll tt to
At
of hovir
ed c1nd
ln favo
practic
It Sl'C'
rnigh
those
on
cuu t
syatom
Don't J Aery 22.
I Fobruory 22. 19U
• • tg • IDle
B:v Tom O'Oay
l!lpona JlcUtor
Ch1c0 Stale's football conch n•signed the nther clay, c.hnrg-
1t wns unpc,sstb le to wm gam,•s by fielding a 'strictly ttmn
r' teorn ngninsl ,suhsidr"lctl opponen ts.
Chico's conch, Pnul J. Smith. sni<l he can ~ee nothmg but
lOt' the NchoM in the• future~ if its present rccruilmg pol-
:>lny, St'g ;111
1 35-19, coni inu~-s. lL st•cms Chtl'O has no : port" scholarships or
forms of subsidies frll' ilthlctcs. Thi .ounds like a cnse
.~\''''"de-emphasis oa· pt•rh.aps Rt:cdtlts. Which brings up the
pomL, why do we go to collr.gc? Is at to gel an Pducatton
I hcnr u "pl!rish th.,;-tlwught ?''), to have a wmnmg team
10 have a heck of n good time? :.-k with
e l..am ... ,_.g
rith five.
it were
ligma.
two
hilo Hi
r Sigma.
terod u
ggltt for
lo leave
~hoir •
n which
Jho roc:ovar
up u '
n ordm·
flmbdo
~nd dr
lny-ups
ns from
vc: to u
roally
the ond
I Sigma
!n't co11tnec
d mto
ervcs vu•J·
~ for
the
own.
ofufitl by
ngbnlla
beat 1
l points,
ill.
pale
lon't wor
1ey pta
• for 1.nt1L
,!aulers
rercome
donded
,e and w
the
lpctclBetlll•
rton.
lbem srctzr
leterman••
•
tins
mpcd
Jeud. r w1th
ts m .-...~ ,
Fncul
se m
uh:rs.
plug~~ in'
the ko
cs' st"'"''"'
• the
ulers
llcrl
hl!ll
e
)n.
the
n( lh••n
half. '""' No one dontes that athlotos play a p<JTt in our modern
lion syotom but somo people an boglnnlng to won-
how big lbolr rolo ahould b*'· Should the emphasla Uo
nthlotlcs or on studios? For if a .tudent expects to bo
athlote, ho baa to expect to be something less than a
dudenl. juat aa untvorallle s which sponsor great athletic
though famoua. are something len than unlversi·
On!! can't expect to sptmd 20·30 hours a week plsymg
mc..c:; or· lor that malter poundtng u typewriter and sllll hope
gel as much out of his courses ns the stud(.•nt who doesn't!
rllctpotc in any Ol' few extra-cut ricular activities. Not Lhnt
can't 1 eccive good or t~xcclltmt grades for as you will know
now. GPA's tlon'l actually sho\\ whal you got out o( the
Bosldes losing actual lime spent on the gridiron . basket·
1 floor or diamond the athlete must also lose procious
'u"' .. on the rubbing table, tho pallet or the hospital bod
his lost strength. Several so-called student
thletoa ha vo ;;topped and asked themselves if it is worth
tho trouble. Proponents ot the great American sports
setup will quickly come forwCll'd with the Ume worn
lad1ctgcu. that sports build chCll'acter teach fair play glorify
c athleto and of course allow him to be port of tho
"'"''v ... l'a honorable football tradltlon .
The :.e .ne '>Uppo51!d to compensalt: for the lo!'s o( school
lime, th~ lo ·s of boyish energy and possibly the loss o£ hfc
limb Do the:v really add up or are there faulty mathc
tk about? One product of the great American sport
r £ootball, former l\lhch1gan star. Allen Jackson fr·cls
that he was cheated by participating in big-t1me (ootb&ll.
On~.-of h1s reasons is that he spent more time on the grad
iron than he did in hi~ subj~c l major history
In an article ln the Octobel' 1951 issue of the Atlantic .
Jackson attacked the Michigan big-tlme sports system.
When looking back at tho so-called b&neflts of hia caroer,
Allen couldn't ace "practicing football for slx wMka dur·
lng the warm and budding aprlng ... aa belng either a
IQlc>riou& or wlrthwhile occupation. " Jackson's quarrel "ia
with the tendency ln modern toolball to empbaalJ:e wln ·
nlng as an end in it.elf and a tendency toward a 'kick
him when he la down attitude.'
"A tavontc expression at Michigan is 'when Michigan
cs, someone has to pay." An over-emphasis (on winning)
bound to lead to unsportsmunlike conduct (a win at any
nltiludc). At Michigan they dou't believe in gtlng tack·
, thl'.Y )liSt cover the ball with ·a blanket of blue'."
An lnlerostlng aapoc:t ol modern football, bo contends .
la that it baa perverted tho team spirit. As Jackson said
"apoclallJ:atlon does nothing toward enginttorlng social
cohesion on the team. Football . as lt is played today. baa
acqulrod the undesirable a.spec:ls of a professional aport
while losing all the benefits of an amateur aport."
Jackson. who plnyed in lhc Rose bowl, could see no l".Spe
llv gu~at honor m playing in the bowl game. As his coaches .. . . ' "'We nre hen.: for only on(: purpose and that IS to wm.
for the 'chnractea · building' llpon which football seems to
vc such a prioTtly, muny other forces besides footbull c?n-
rbutc to such development. Also othet· sports (uncommerctnl·
) ur~ just as cffecti\'C build~ ·.s as football."
At the end of b Ia car"T. Jackson is slck and Ured" . · ·
of having my natural deatro for phnical oxerciae corrupt·
ed and commerciallzed. of giving up ple<:~sant afternoont
ln favor of klck.lng and rolllng in lhe duat and muck of the
practice flold."
ll Sl'ems lop.tcal wh"n Allen roncludes, "foottanll (to whi~h
e mtght ncld btg time spurts in gc.meral) is a pout' bargatn
thus~ who pluy the gnnw."
itrrY a4.
IJra I· (Editor's nolo: This is the first ln a series of alx articles
! on the value of college athletics. Future o;torloa wtll di.a·
CUtiiJ tho character of athlotoa, how much a big-llmo sports
ayatem coatt. Lowls and ClOTkl role. and solutions lf any.
Don't jump 1he gun, road all tho Cll'tlcles.) PIONEER LOC Po_so Sovon
Fair Rose Plan Readies
Canvassing Operations
Orgontt•'r,a of tht' city-wide dccnt• to thl'lll · who neccpt, ne and ~:o~b of the F'nlr Rrrr""':"p nn
"ll'uh Bo ,, ' plun met 1'uc!ldoy t'OJ'dlng lo compu chn&nnnn. Th .. y wall llluatrntc to thc.m the
nof•n to 1hacuss pluna !or convll" Wnlly Uowmon . co t of dui<:rlmlnoltOn 1
smg howling nlh•ya, rcsumrnnlt. Under U\lr plun, c.xplrun fluw. cconum1c ond wcJt,J progrc.a In
luvo•t n~. clubs oncJ tlwutcrs tn '"''"• cnmfl:llf!f\ voluntcero wnt the I'Ommurnty.
I'Xplnln the pion h1 • tnhlillhmr-nt SJpprn~wh bus.ani'HS "'Mlt:l'l nn 1 Decwls, pscturml! n rov-e nnd
nwn~ra tJntJ present Fnir Rose flpeok to them nbl)uL the lillll nome! or the member college
Wally Bowman . F"alr Rose chairman. hands slicker to Vic Harris,
proprietor of tho Threo Star restaurant . as the campaign gots under·
way this week. will be duplnycd fn the window•
or those owners who ogrce not
to ds erunsnnle .aJ;UJnlit race, colo··,
or crel::d ..
Student.s wIll Cinll canvass the
nren bounded by Je.Cicrwn a~t
on lhc north, lhc ctty hm1ts on
thl' outh, the cny hmua nn the
west nnd lb• water front
District workers arc, Sally Ty
r•·ll, Nancy Barnum Dorothy
Burow·s, Frl'd Tomlin, Bct13 Jeun
Duke nnd Pntsy Annnln.
Th Fnlr Rose Plnn ts supported
by lhl' !ollowmg nlnc Portland
collcijcs Um\.'CI"Slll' f)( Portland,
Lewis nnd Clark collcgt>, V,1nport
college, !\tultnomnh coll{'gc, Rc !I
college, Mnrylhurr.t collect. C{)n·
cordln college, UmvcroUy fit
Portlnnd School or Nuram~ aad
ProVIdence Hospital Schaal or
Nun:tlng.
Charlie Haldors Leads Active
Life as Book Store Manager
Char he Hnldors as n man who lhere Is no room for the book· to mokc them sharp ..
cnn do many th111gs. He cnn sell <tore and h1mseU any plocc ex Soy, whot bi n snake sbp,
you o snake shp or n kidney rub-.ccpt "do\\ n an the gull)•." Then. ~nyhow"
bcr, tnkc care of your lr11ff1c 1s, of cous'SC, no bulldmg there
llckct..'l, ssgn stuchmt body check! AcluaJly Ull: SlOrt' iJ n thl1\'• Hasty Heart Cast
snd do r. mean Chnrlcstcm. me busane.ss wHJ1 n ~~ross snles of
The EnAke :ihp and lhc ktdne) l ~tJ..I.OOO lor the year \~hlcll ··ndcd Readies lor Billing
rubbt•r arc two oC the more thon June 30. The b1g s llcr outAld•~
600 dll{cJt:mt ucms on sale in thP.I of books IS Klccnt•x . • MuJt he o Dmnn Murphy, S11l Trevor ond
collcg•• bookstor(' whach Charlie lloL of runn}' nos~ nround here,' Don Hanes Will ha,·c the lcodmg
munug~; the lrutrac llckl.!ts ttc muses Chorlse. pnrts in John Patrick's , iThc
in with the rncl that he 1!1 nd· And most of them pol<e their Htusly Heart." which ~trs Con
viscr to tht• atudl•nt trulrie corn-way into the \)oakslorc durmu ~tnnc!! Roth Folts' piny productio n
missmn; the checks, \<llh his en-their collegl.'. corccrs, at lcosi long t:lnss is prl.'Senting the evening
pncity us comptroller of the stu-enough for Charlie to meet them. of lo'cbruary 28 and 29.
dent b<1dy: the Cht•rlcston, well H u; s:ud thut he knows more Onginnlly produced by Uownrd
that's JUSl !or k1cks. people by name than any olhcr Llnd&ay and Russell Crouse m
Charlie is olso ad\'Jser to BluP p»rson on cnmpu ond chnlh:n~tcr:.l New York m 1945. with Anne
Key nnd Kappn Ph1 Alpha. ·•r to thnL claim nrc few. ~Burr, Richard Bll$Chear t nnd John
guess that's nbout all I do on Do<!S Charhe like has job' .. , Lund ns stars, ''The Hos.ty Heart'
campus." he snys. wouldn't be hc.rc af I dadn'l. Both was lllter made lnto a movie by
When he hrsl came to Lc~~u the students nnd U1c admmlslrn- Warner Brothers which featured
and Clork four years ago, the tion arc n swcll bunch to work PatrscUI Neal, RJcllnrd Tood and
book store was nne lone counter wath," he nnswens. Ronold Reagan.
In the basemen t of Palntanc man- Incidentally, Hnldors & Co. Th" story deals w1tb a dour
or. It moved from lht.'rc to 11.!1 {fi\'c part-tunc student workcraJ Scotchman, Lnchlen MncLachlen
present locotion although it h&s :ut! pushing fcttllng knh•cs thts "',ho hos only a fe" weeks to ll't:e
been l'nlnrgt..'d twsce since then week. ..II you know anybody and is unr~pons1ve to the at
Chorlic says he dreads the who 1snt an fin ·~ tctUt!, JUSL t•nd '""""''.S ot Ir.1endship made by ltts
thought of movang-ngntn b~?CnUS<' them m. Wl!'\'t• got the kna\'CS fellow hospslal inmates •
Pha~.lru.r plttl l\.roplu '::~d:
You wJl soon brealt. tl1e l)ow
if you keep it always stretcl1.ed
Fof.·~ •
Recipe for rclaxntion-ttJke the.
CXlllklll <If OOC rrosty Uottle of
Coa1-Col.,. Delicious. too.
ao••1m t.JNDU ollrrt10.r.ll\' OP rJ1( coc;.,..cou COMPANY IT
Coca·Cole BoUUng Company or Oregon PIONEER LOG
* NO DEMO, GOP IN THIS ONE
• ates are 1 * am Frlday, Fobruary 22,
• a1gn
By Cbuek Charnqulu
• \ \\Ord . .)non.>mous \\llh th\!
ar't a I of ~pnng to the '-=nmpu pua volC'ed on ••ery lnuo.· This comnu~tonl' l' fm thl! oCfacc• or 'lea.. pn· 1dcnt., chula nnd the flli·Ctl tuch
as part of tho platform of non ·•student intorest 10 college i1f· lie IS n JUili(Jr pohtleal scwncc ·h~ou .
Floren. presidential candid&llt. fain must be don'oped. Thi 11 nlRJOI"' :md membl't' (>t L.trtbdu
1)1 "'' 1 H \rn<'ftns, LllUICit:. ll pn~t
1 t I" llons Student! will go to
thl" polls Mn~h -1 anrl 5 to elect
t'!U,tt't'S In guldc the I.INI\'Ihcs <lf
the ASI.C ni'xt \OCllr. F luron Is n JUnior 1-:nghsh und ., tatemenl lrom tho platform of II r.Jl.! I on trnh• ruty o stands
1 H f t th ll•nr •If rlw 1nh•rsv1orih· t:ot1n plul ,,ophy mnJc>r. H\' holds mcrr Stan Mttchelt Ho pror.ont1 ., plon on a P G orm o coopera ton w1
for mereurng tbi .. interest and the •tudont body end tho sludonl
ber:shlp In Pi Dc.ltlt Ep. lion, ntl tatAs A s'udonl bOd P Asi I council. Ho also wUl aeok some Jonnne EIIIN, JUnior music
calion maJ<lr nnd mt•rnlwr or
phn Ournmn sorority. is ul
\.'A lid idtttP fm• lil'CI Ctur~•, fo,•1rmol n•lmmntmn '' c..tl! m:Jdt:
fur all n!f1ccrs 't.: tt:.rda' Pcll·
It ·n~ hll\ c bct;n flied b) four
pn; •dcnlJnl and two \'lCC pres!·
dcnuul cnndtdnt~. Fnur candl·
d~t (or scerNOty, th•~ !or
l '(' urcr nd l\\ o ~ dl lung lNtms
h '~.: nl tum cod m lhcl pcU
t on t thu student bod\ olfac ttonul J\)Urnnllam hl•n•,rnr\, anti $ " • ~ Y r... 1 .
d r L" r dont's most important quuiUy ·~ changes tn ond addlUona to tho 1!: prcsl 1!1\t (1 nllppn 'ht .\lphn
I .._,1 h tho abihty to make necoanry de dc:llvUtoa on the campus. 1 atl t nat~ .. oren 1 on t c1 !.ldltodnl Slll(f o( the l.OG cislons on matters of 9TC!BI lm
Pre td nllal he p ful mcludc
Du F or n. H01,s Cnrto 1 n, S n
l 'at h tJ and B1ll Ow en Other
c nlisd t "' mclud~ \'lC' • prt.. d nt.
P ul Jon~ • nd Ut,\ d
Cl'(t !'), L urctl.1 M)crs.
Elh B \\\ La nd 'Bd
I J a Duk . t ruacr, Clnrk
~t ph n J1m Gnratt nd W Jb
H 1.1 The t\\ o .> tll t rn.. that
t J>{"ta 1 n d n ~. tt:am 1me.
D l.arm r Ron Cunniughsun
Chuck Bnrlholtmmw, rmd
1 ''' o Bob BltJSl' .. r nnd Bud
f
I "'' II
•d pomt :n rn • ~f 2 5 ---
nummum of I:? sem tcr
r mu .. t ha e be,>n mmntnm~ Don rloron
\ o~d1dnteo dunng lhe Haig Carto&ian. m hill prestden ·
'
t p "1.'(-d n lh, 1 u n .Hal platform, wunts to "c<Qvolop a
P td n• nl nnd \'lOt: pr tden 1 clo cr unity wuh tho odmini.stra·
~ p fu' must be m~: nbt'rs tion and to establish coopera tion
t um cl IJl tht r nd :for the problems that thc student
ler t oc eh tbl(• f r flee body lncos. Problom !l wo have to
runntnc for the fftce of face mc:ludc: .national fraterni·
\' nnd tn:nsurcr m&~ b no~ ot Lowia and Clark. inter·
f t Hhcr the ~ophomo c or collogaato activaties. recognition
j nu r clru at the time of ell:\:· of service organixalions and a
U ru. The t.rensurcr mus\ also campaign to holp build tho stu·
hnd one yenr f bookkeep- dent union building and complete
n .. l't10unllng e~-penencc the bricking of Bodine.·
ftTho c:.rytng noed of studont Cartm~mn. n JUnior speech mn-
govcrnment at Lewis and Clark Jur. 1 a member of .J.\Ipho Pst
u. not for mort' actlvttiM but for Om Gn. nntaonnJ rlramn honornry,
moro participation by more peo-nnd 1 president nl Delta Tau
plo. I woLld like lo heaT the opin· Rho frntcr rul) Thts year he
a on of cvory student on tho cam· r\ 1 d os studeht body ncllvltlcs
DATELINE: IN FRANCE portnnce · •
Ma " ,, I ll JUntM P~·lll\\ rnn
JOr nnd member of ~lcmn Alpha
Su.'llln frntcrntly. He IS pt ('!>idcnt
of \he JUiliOr cln
"Those havang a vole in the stu·
den: counetl should be olectod by
lho student bOdy and not appoint·
cd by tho pro 1dent as the conlti·
tution now provtdos (or," atotod
Bill Owen. "The atudenl counctl
should repro· ont tho fcehnq of
tbe whole tudent body.ft
•
Haig Carlosien 1
Bill Owen, u prestdr.ntinl cnn·
d1dBh.:. js a JUntor F.nclish ma)or
He was '1cc prc.sldl'OI oC his
freshman dass und served .21~
) ea~ in the mm ines.
Juhn Paul Joth~ IS a cundJdutc
USAF J Lieutenant Encounters First French Communist
By &u f'JoW:hman
Tht u the bcginnmg of .. c l
I h p to v.r.Jtc for the LOG to
gn: an tdcn of France &nd at.:.
pc pic lh£' nn \H•r· merely hcelust' the\' Most or the pany member:; nrc
ha\'c been oblc to cat from Com-teen-agers murh like t;ongs J"l
mum t (J[(erms That IS wh\ the Uwtcd Stutes but "alh n
he Comrnuntsts nrc worr•ed. The
1 much stronger backing,
Am<!rJcan al o has bread to of:fcr. 1 h d lk &ppenc to Ia to one 111
0 Gl t L t the hotel the otht•r t'\'Cnanc nnd
I r. L't oster eCcl ures he ravl.-d on sayJng. "Communism n 1 era ure asses . . IS the only anS\\•:~-.· I n.kcd !tam Stan Mitchell
l.lo ·d Sturm, Jumor physacnl
cducnt1ou rnnJOI', 1s the uthcr
cnnd1dn tc tor the office of stu·
clt'nl body 'ace president. Ho will
lry to put "more tiro" under :the
aJudent councal and soc that im·
portilnt matters are given all tho
coniadoration duo them. S:urm
is a member of Acacaa fralcrmty.
• Lnuretln Myet'S Is nmntn tor
lhl· offu·c or Sl'l'l'etory She j:; a
JUntor psychology ma]or. l\ mcm·
b••t' oC StgmR Rho sut'Orlty nnd
Bill Owen The frn;t thmg I n ua:d \Hl
It cu1ta\ated land c\cn on 45
dt: <:"«: leH.:l of htlls hu" sng thL
\ ll l of C\ cry Inch of land htrc
lc u \er} dl!ficult to realaze thl
1iiO\\ progJcss \'en nO\\ m lhw
rounlr). If .~ du go mto a hotel, o
bath u: consldcn.'il a luxur'· not -o n CCSSJI) as \\ c do m the lin ned
~tala F.vcn heat 1s lncltinc 1n
munr homes here. if he had iiv<'d in Russin nnd he
replied lhnt he h:td not.. I nn
swcrcd him hy saying, "I hnv• j
ll\'cd an the United Stules and r Portland Vocal Groups
know nf Its frt:•~om s nnd v11lut To Sing 'Requiem Mass'
but you hnvc not lived m ltutl.'lld
so how can you know nctunlly
that Communrsm Ill the! unswcr?"
That .slumpt-d h1m and nlso cndC'I
tlw ~o:onvcrsation. Of ooun;.o oue of tht' b ggc I
lur n 11em u nn .. utornobHe
~d th!:' French must \Hlll •n
ycu .!iter placmc their order for
n RcnnnuJt Gasoline l nbout 80
cents p r gallon o th
1o heap opcratmg ca 1 htgh
The Fwnc:hrnen re m ch 1 ·
pruj;re:.siH thnn the Amcrltim
nd L1)mpeutlon lS \ e ' lu\ •
Conscque.nU.> · ltUic ad,•ancemcnt
U! made
The Communist Party hn' been
nell\ c tn these parts and the SIChl
of the Amr-rJcao soldi has had
mW>tDC effect on them. For
rnauy Frenchmen Communum 1
Library Adds Section
'llmrt" urc n(m 150 bo ~ an :.
J"H:: u I t.ectton 10 the c:oll~g
labru!J. III lh fwlr;J of educ tlon
of the: hnndtcuppcd c:hald, o& ·cord·
mg to Bob Lnc.unal•. spc~t I edu
calt n conaultnnt Th&S m:quiSJ·
t t uf llbmry nwtcnal " madf.'
po •ble through a gtllnt of s()oo
P) t1 1.' Jumor ~gu of Po U nd. Dr Hugh M. Gloster of Hnmp·
ton instalutc spent two doys on
campus lhas we k spcakmg lo
Encluh and htr·raturc clnJ>&•s lit
L'i &tUih•Jr or tho UIJOk, "NL'l.IJ'O
Vou an Amcr·1cun Fsc11Cin "
Uradcr U11! qron oa-sl11p Qf the
Am ra~o.an Fucnds St'r\ltlc -.•om-1 rmtlc , Dr C:. t.cr 111 o VI ttc:d
Montnnn Slllte <:olkcc, Untvc r
Jty ur Wn hln~lon , On gun State
oollv{:L. Unlvcrnaly of Oregon,
Humb<Jil Stut.c college nnd Un:·
V('f Jl) or Ctlhfomm If you do n~;k them lht' frank
questions about actual condition!'
under lhe1r ldcals you how• thl'm
puzzled bccau .:-the Communt sls
are not quite sure thcmsr•l\•cs .
Editor's note: Lieutenant Bon
Flellehman is stationed 1n
Franc~ with USAF. Whil" a
Lowia and Clark student ho
was LOG photographer and
staff writer.
Got Your .f'REE LUBE Card at
Larry's
Hancock Service
5239 S. W. Macadam
flA '•II, , lr• · 1 1 lo tf
;, •I I I
Thll Lowia & Clark Laconse
Numbor Cots 5 Gtsls. of Cas
FRt:E
Oregon 708-094 Reht•na~.ll., hO\ e begun fnr the
Murch 31 performan ce of I he
Ht.•qutem Mnss by licctor Berlioz
which wtll blo' sung by a 500-
voicc cho11' .,.., 1lh the P•>l tlond
symphony. rc•nductcd by James
Sample.
One hund r~d ten Lewis and
C!nrk tHngcn; wtll pnrtac1putc. in
cludtng members of the t'.OIIege
and ch:apc-1 chr>h-s and men's glct•
club.
Other slngr r. Will be I rom Port
land unavcrtlll:Y. Clnrk junwr col
lege, the Portland Symphomc H .. tty l .• ukc, JUntO!' ,.Jc•rnt•nt
cdu~ouun ntllJ<W, IS ur.ll\'C
phn Gnrnmo 1101 o11ty und
<'J•ns. Bell) I. niS•.I on lht;
.qund
Bell)' Jcnn Duk~1
ness ndmmt tl'llllOn
member
\m1cnn of Theta JUnior
rnojor,
Knppo
John Paul Jonos
In t hi! rnt>e lor treasurer
Clurk Stephens, Jim Gnnclt
Wull~ llcrdt•r.
Stephens. n JUnior busint•SS
muustr nll•ln mnJru·, is n me
u! Knppa Phi Alphn frn t'rrlil
He ts t.•n the footbull 1enm
t~lso lorm~r yell king.
Jim Gorrell is a sophumoiC
Ia\\ rnaJnt· und rncmbc•r u(
T,,u Rho h·ntc• mt~··
Lloyd Sturm
Wally Herdc1· 1s n juntor vuu1
cal scwnce maJOJ' ond hus been
oflJclo'r tn has JUnmr· <'lnss.
Two yell kine tenms urc tn
f'unnmg. Team one is mnde up
ull freshmen It includes
l..nn1er, Ron Cunnmghum
Chuck Bnrtholomau s, Teum
cons.tsls of sophomore Bud
wetl nnd JUillOr Bob Bl(lsscr.
yell kings will be
teams. •
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tdt.•n t oJ
or Col
.or1ru! 11 un
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lvc wh!
the Pad
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lnlapnl ot
1uc•nocnt
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,uu•·• visor <1
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