Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 10, Number 21
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1952-03-01
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Type
Newspaper
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1 the At
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to I bNli«•
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IS had ·~
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fight fo1
down lc
IOJed the
lor two
he Indo
qualified
esdc:&y by
roughly.
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squad t:
LongbaliJ
fhind hu:
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ltg turna
oeeaaion
ankcd 14
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.1ble
len on
tplo) Cll
!!lying relt,
ASL
tudent Lake Win Other Offices
Council Run-off Election;
ole Light on Second Bollol
nt11 Owt:JI dcl•'lll• d llotg Cnt lO·
on the run-oCr ballt~t lo wm
rncc for thl' ASLC ptc~;ldcnt'c
Wtnnens (In the second bnllot
wore Hetty l.nkc nod .lim
'J'hcy won ccr<"tn~·· ur.
rcn:1\1rc.r' posts rf'JJli'CtiVcly.
Voting wos v ry light us only
fc\\ mon• lhnn 500 bludcnl
bnUots. Thi is lc&S lhau 50
Cl'nl or tbl' ehgtbJC Studc:n:
on th~ cnmpus. In the
(u•st lCCIIOll, clu I! tu 050
l!lll \\1'0\ to thr• p{\ll,
On the flr"tt bnllot lnst wcck,
('n nnd Cnrtodon wcrr• on top
R field O( fOUl' C/lnthdntes for
student body pr •ulenl's oiJ
B cnwr• of n Licht rnc•· how
, not ont• of tH: hopefuls held
Jarg" enough IP!ld to wm \\lllh· out 11 run-o({. Owl'n wun
wct•k's lcction hy n v••ty
1Clnl1a I margin how ever
'111e new Eludent body pr.-...
dcnt-!.!lr;c' rec:cnlly won o Lt111 Pt"l
In the Lfnfi•ld coll"ge IPCt'ch cun.
lc t hc•ltl nt McMinnvlllt. 0"' n
tE o JUnim English mojor. He 1
n cradunte (Jf Fr~nkhn hlan
11choo1 oi Portlnnd. While In hiJ.th
tc:hool he was • l,.c:tud prt ldt'nt
1( tlw Franklin student bodv For
21~ yc:rDts b tore comlnr. t Lt
1
" nnd Clark, Owen II( 1 \'1 1.1 waL.
the U. S Marines. A I LcWJJ; nnd
Clark he was VIC<! pn dt N ol
his ft'CShmnn class.
8(!tty Lnkc, jumor clcm(•nlory
cducallrm ml.llor. dcfflul\:tl Bt:.ll\
,Jean Duke for !lac !>C.Crc\lrry
C\ffi<:c, Betty IS :1 nra(h.Jillt: llr
Porlhmd's \\'nshm~t.nn h i r. b
AND CLARK. COT ,I EGE rhool. On this Yt.::!t 'K rally £quotl
h" 15 n I so n rnr·mb••r (I{ AI ph"
Gomrnn StJrt~rlty nnd Sneojnw..::tno;,
Sclphomore J1m GunctL won n
clo l' mcc ror the lre:t urcr're of
fici", d1 f~otln~ Clark Steph ru
the othf't candtdotc on Uat> run
ntf bnllol. J 1m 11 n pre Ia w maJor
untJ grodunt,-. or Ltncoln hl{.h
chofll In Portlnnd If• I ncllvf'
in the nffnlr or the Dclto T I
!tho ft utcrnlly,
John P&~ul Jnnc r.utnod Uu:
'I kr prt: dt n l.s oflic(! "nd th"'
,Yell l.tn team uf Chuck Ba"'
Uwtomou • Hem Cunningham nnd
Dovr L1mler W1.2rc e!r ctcd on the
far 1 l111Uot lu L W£'l k.
Announcement or \h &IX Gold
Key owurd winuus Will not tak•
plllcf' until the Mn)' l~tlVnl CHr·
• • IIIli Iion.
EST. 1867
Volume X. Portland . Oregon friday. March 14, 1952 Number 21
Madness' Proves • Library Receives
$1850 Endowment .. RM
14
~ & LLAUI\ COUfGE
"HEARTY CONGRATULATI ONS" t!·o cxund~d to the now prc:U
den!, Bill Owen. a& he enters oUu:o 1:1 the .. LC Wn~c Houac'" from
bi5 friend and competitor, Hclg Cnrtozian.
Campus Carnival
Opens Satu~day
'l'oday and tomorrow nre "Ctr
~us Daze" on the cumpus.
Thf! cates of Uu eym wtu
Top-Flight Show open Sotutdny mght ut i·3o pm
for thr• c-nrnivu I \Vhu:h \1. Ill oe Ut
"gnand rsnnh" of two duys work
The L"wi.s nnd CJork librnry by almolil •'\1' ry Organ tun on
will b• nt•flt from an S1850 en~ the ~111npus. Pha Ep don, I ., c: liD ttJcla;
Bt.:tu, b:mkctb It throv. D<'1t.J Tuu
Rho, lmscmcnt rr::o ,. • At ph:~ Rho
Omeu , f(j tun h ' und hot
dogs, Knpp;l Pill A.p!:la, re~td
bl't':ik; AcUCIO ) .. rt p h bolrci:
Signw Rho. fLh pt.•nd, Trod
chip IOS3; Colhr.con. eu~t> ,. all-:
~am t
Wlll ~
with tbl '
at By Herb Scholder
Lor: Drama DCIJtor dowment fund ~stabhsh•tl by t.h, AdmllUif•>n to t h l' ''Circw
Ott unn society oC CcrtHit:d Public Dnze'' fun fest 1.! by •h~ n cnrnlvnl
Accountunts unci the nrcountinJ button which rnny be purch&~d
fu rn or r~at. =~tllr\\ ick, Mitch"ll h-om PCJ.I club mlmb~_r !(lfin>· cor The annual Knppa-Alplt<l Gamma revue Cdme to the Cam-.1nd company. nt lhe tloor Soturdny n•cht. Cost SnctJil\\'t.niU, Artun,_ \f.!llmc Ak
'" hnll, cnnd1cd npph ..
Rd t..v Lf'aks• n urt.:t. d ~.: \'t:ry or-
dnt7.utlon to p ... y tne1 booth :r
to dther c~org'-" 'lnrnn(l41JI o
Sbtrlt•y G ngl,.~t'h n ' hitl"r th:Jn
l\lvndny, Mu~.b li Caxd l1
• 'ICe
1m
orh•
License
gf Cas
88
c
r
¢ s th~atcr last Tuesday \\ ath a very favorable rcpulttlion Tlu lnt••r• <t Jrom the fund WJII o! th• button I& 2!i c nt5.
h be U'\cd for purcl1:atnr, books tn Booths, dec:orot• d 1n the lrt1 irom previous efforts, which no doubt accounted for t c over-tht.• fJC!d of nccounting. 1 he fund dalton of th• Cll'cus blg top, w1ll
house, which found even the balcony packed. :c; to be kno,~n os the Erlc P hne the wulls or th• gym. Ht:-, d p .
Vnn Mcmorinl fund. •idt' the concc JOn booths, res-IK s to Awar ::n:e High expectations oftt•n lead to a fall but "Manhattlln Von, formerJy an m~tructor 1r h\'llle!l "'aU mclud•• face d.,ncln AI 'Circus Dcze' Show
Mndncss" turned ou l to be even better than the most delirious ntcountmg :Jt lc\1. is and Clnrk m th«: cent•·r of th !lonr, mumr Th~.; MU5tnn chaptcr of the
1.1 h h d C wo klllt.."Ci 1n nn ~llrplnnc crnsh by u student combo nnd n nl Int··.......,ll "'ml" K n 1,. h l
5 \\all Kappa or Gnmma cou u ave ope or. c 1 r L'~"' "' ... ...
n~,;nr Ookland, o 1 umta, un NClrcus Dnz('" lcfr~!.hmf.'n~. oword t.hLlr annunl troph~· ot the Where to stnrt, [n rcvlawmg n Bettyc Hibbard and Juck Jt'n· All gust 24, 1951. He rved D.! Orgnulznlion,; "'ruch h .. ,. .. reg l'[ll nh•ol Saturd.a,· rught to th
lhow thnt wns \\'t.: ll·ntih JX'_rtccl, nings, ns two big-town .) ok••ls, vicc-chaJnnnn of the Oregon I! tcrt.'d whh l' 11 nl\·-.1 cbnll'mon orgnnllnUon \\ho has Ut mo t
somcwhnt of n pu.tzlc. Not, of h h d cl '·I Stnt•' Board of Account:mC} Betty Erak!:On Cor conr\.SSI• n ongmnl booth Tbc booths will
b r' brought dO\\ n t e oust, nn ~ pr" uknt or Oregon Sodety or booths incluuc ICniOr closs, cor bf' jud~ 1. n tht basis u! one-that ''V••ry cnst mcm ' ~l~l \•cdl.'. 'fhc'-', and ns n moth•r ' ••bile ·' ""OUnlan•·. ..nd p ....... ,. f d d h j I 1
w " , ~ ..... ~ .... .. • ._, •• ,. an ouc nuts; un or c: a& nuhty, neotnt.: . nnd support ur n potentinl Ethel .Me• mnn or 01 tuct, tlw who!~· c:nst, wne S(l dt•nl of Portland cltnpt•·r of Ha soft gol( boll thr<l\\, sophc.more the • Ctrcus Datt.: theme.
~rl Lnlw, bul the t:!ntirc Bhow obvtously enjoying tlu~m:.t:lvcs Nnllonol Assodutaon of CilSI Ac:-clnss, bnrbo r shuv~ shop, AJphn
\\'tiS full of so much spirit find SQ thut it wns prnctlcully impo siblc t.'IHintant . Ht.: wns n partnPr 1n Gammra, tt>k••fl; Thuto l{upp'J
wdl·pncl•d t)lat I, nt lcnsl, cnu't foa the audlcnciJ lo rPslsl them. the PMtlnnd ufflc•• or P~,;nt, M:u·· dnrt throw: Delto Phi Gmmnn
lft'n1t·nnbl~l' wht•n I've ,•vcr !i<''" so wick, Mltdlt!ll and company, ac-'t.'lt•grmns: Alurnnt, movu; : Sig ,ISC Approves tnjoynbl\! nn nmnteur prodnc· Although Slartint.: out t'X<'I'I· counhanl.s. 'mn .t\lphlt Stgmn, bingo, I.IUnbll
lion. !cntly, the rcvu~ sr:t:mcd lc• get,------------------------------" IJtth.• b1•ttt•r with each u~l tht1l Perhaps Hat.• secret u! it nll cumc on, possibly due to lhc fact
wu.~ the pncmc nnd c:untinuaty. thnt the big productlon numbers Altl!r the O\'t•rturc, w hi<"h got the
ond conct'rtt d bits wen:; snvcd lor auaat·n\:c m tht• propt r m()()tl, the
curtam Wt.•nt up c•n the singing the latter hnlf. Gay Nineties Show Plugs Forward
As Individuals Top Group Entries Of New Sorority
Thl." ronst.~tutton of DclL'! Pha
Gnmmn. Lc·s !ourth orotl\)
wn, nppro,·cd IL>.St Tu day b\
the lSC IL \~ M ronnulntcd b•· whtch lnh'CKhiC(d th.e Onwn Miscnh1mcr con pru;s fur
lhemc of the revue nlc:~ly wtth u professional top dnncm· nny
"New York. New York" Then the t1mc. as for us thas renewer 16
...... t'nmc rhmr. nnd '' llhout o concerned. She dtd a 1-outme to
rnnmcnt's pause thl' Kappa qunr-"Sunn\' Side of tho Stn:d" ns
cnme out (Jnln lhc upron tu do sung by tht Kappa glee dub, Ch.ltrmon Jlm I.onf! cnlkod the
"Gl •t u ards to Broad "nd while I dun•t want to dc-
'Wlj~:~ •• Y nl'S • ;rue\ !rom the cxrell~ncc of th two ,,., (!kf; ov.•tw. ru-st mc~linc o( partlCIPtint in
tlu~ Gny Ninctk rc\'J• w lnst
n1stM to orgonlzc rhe acts nnd
plnn 5tnr.c SLlS und r• hcarsnl dat~
for the how \1. hlt'h i.& now JUS I
Tins nlmost-hrenknl•ck spcl•c.l
"&S kl'J"It up 1 ight throu(•h the
lmal( und the nudicnrt• ncwr hnd
~ dumc. to let itn ottcuuon wnn
dtr Ktlppn ~lee c:lub, I'm ruruitl Lhey 1-:ight nets hu\ c Lo.:••n subm1tlt cl
m1gl11 n! wtll nnt hH\'C bt;cll thci'C ;so fur, nnd Jim C):P ti.S more to
w!.~·n Miss .:\llSi•nhimcr """"' on be 1•nl~,;tt u ll fore rcht.::arsuls bc-stuac, ror ull the Rttl'llllon they h
tJifl nc. ·t Wt, k He snys l n~ m~rc
gt't. lllt••t ul!l hus l11 t'n . hvwn by In
.. :ornewhnt of on rtnnllynnc c• dur-•11·,·1•' aul thnn o J;llntl'tutwn •. T<1 this r vl••wcr, unc ot thl-· an 1111, show was lhc eontmuul\' "'
highlights c•f o show thut WI\S full " • C fl ·h bulbs llll two cu· 'fill' F'or.•u:ucs club hns • ntPI(!d
or thc Ill, WiiS lhc ''l .. ifc Upon th( POJJplllg 0
' 11
~. ' c tok··n O(I'VI'ry l 11 htlllllll ous munolo{lUl, nnu Chnr
\\'irked Slattt.:" m.unbe•, r;ung by thTt c plcturt s \\' r , 1 11 c • b ::nd L1 rry Bt•~;trnm, n•
Joanne r:llJs, }."c rill s p r 0 t t, ~~~~nt:k~:h:t f.':'c~1
:n~:u:h~;~ « I "' .lin~ 'l'hnxl r lind ~1cAfct
Jeanne• Uulsbrlnk, Ann l•'1tch, oformancc nnri thu p.1rrd hnllo; ru"< pre enung n k• tch on
Jonn I·:Jiiot ond Shirley Gcngc_•l· 111
1 c P• 1 f th . nudlclh ~ 1h" l..Ooy r'tn( Ut th tn••
'·· d t ~ d I lc ' ) "" o c I b t n .. ""~h. The Wli) the In h o; mum.t• , 1 .,61 dnys 1'h• tor.t.: \\ 11 c t.: up "'
U]) anu down ond nng 11Uhl llUt I Oh \\'ell, l~crc r, on Y .. .., flOY nlncut. supp~.:t club t Gt'
was dcltr:htful. to uexl ) ••nr s ho\\ • \\ lth tin ref!«: tors und nn old l.mt
bar room atmo phC'rt:: Th re nrr
plnns lo makl' o drop srrc~n \Hth
Signs and pu:t ... ~-:.'1 Of tht' llf!l~
ern.
S~nce the oll-rhool nss~mbl•
"''Ill tnkc plncc on April l, tb('
Tu£ dny nfter \tleotwn, Jun nys
1h1n. Will ho\' to b quate o bit
of work uont: O\ l!r \'Ot'auon. -------
Senior 'Invites' On Sale 1xtcen lr(".>hmun \~Omlm durt..u,:
Jnnunry.
Officers of lht' new SOrority Drt'
n follows: prc!itd nt. Dann(! \'m
lon; vice pre tdent, .Patty Gret
1h •1m· l..""rotnry, Jncki• Alf n:
tr\ nsur r, Ruth Cregenon, hi to.r
mn, Ko~ Lov~; t r£l' mt-ut-nrms,
P. t Mtlls: lS :rt pre • nt u,',
Knt) N\~; ch .. platn. Ann Lonr.-
ballu Th' nd\·i: of the or .o.tm
.t.ntaun 1 l\l.n; l~t::nnre \• n .'\nl· Selll!ll lllVItlltfOn n~ DOW On
"'' l'fl, he.1d TC$ld nt tJ! Akin lmll salt•, Bob Iluc••nnnn, ••nlor clnss '
Schcdul d plnni; !or lhc futur" pt'l'•!!ident. nrinnunc~.'d todny Or-
l.lt r r, '' tn muy be ' bulln d nt the In( I lith tulpln \\ •lh tile,; P' purtt·
tlon of lhl' l\l ' F t'\• • t 1 \'Ill books tor.;.
Pr"~ 1£ U1c invitntlon t.'xdu-The DclUt PW nr arran ·~
!.liVe of tht.: indh ldUfiJ nOm t;;Jtd$, (()I' grnd ChouJ l.'bild n to dn
1 13 C'i nts cath N unc cmm nrc the Moy Pol<' :1 nl'(' Tht y u 1 •
purchu.,ul St'pnrotd\' nnd pn d plnnnlnr. ' '~ atl r balll t for tht.'
lli.'1.~1rdln to the t) lc •I e:t d I me fl• ll\ lly. Peg Two
Welcome, Dclt 1 Plu Gamma sorority to the campus wom
en' h llemstic world.
Th~.;; Inte.t....Sorora\y council, an acccp\mg ~our clmrler· hns
giVen you Llu'! r·1ght to enter mto thl' many acllvtt IC!' that
moke up l)oront) llf\! working w~th other campus Gr<'ck Ol'
gam nhons; planumg dance·; compNmg m sports event~; par
tJCipnlmg m assemblies and cont~.s~ ...
You SIXteen wom\!n now stand before n s1gn po!:il thnt
points tu Succe c and Fallurc. By taking the left fork you will
d1ssolve before enJO~ ing the bencf1t~ you should rt."CCJ\'C. Loud
talk, big 1deas and no acUC\n only lc d to o rlend end.
On tbc oppos1tc side of the post JS the ~1gn poinLmg to the
nght road. Fracndlmess helpfulness, OJgamzallon nnd coop
erallon m rk th1:> correct way. lkmg of scn·1cc to the college
and at t.ainmg the goals ~ ou h:we ct arc well·\\ orn furrows m
the high\\ a~.
Your w1lhngness to work on the carmvnl, Inter-Sorority
dance and Ma~ dav actn·at1es as C\'ldence ll13t you are nh cady
takmg the !Jrst steps on lhe right road.
Alpha Gamma. Stgma Rho and Theta Knpp:~ e:l\tcnd to
Delta Ph1 Gamma the.tr hands of fracndship and hope thnl you.
too, will fmd the mtegrnted felJowshap a sorority gh·es to you.
N. M. M
Chanrre
(~ • Ill
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All prc<=edl!nce wa dcslro~ cd in Gold Key award:. lh~s
year.
When candidates appeared on the ballot lhere w!ls no
menllon made of the acth•lties of eaclt or tltc persons strivint!
for the award. Voting was lowered to the level of an out and
out popularity contest. A name was voted on-not what had
been done for tlte collegl! or the amount of tame given to the PIONEER LOG F'riday, March 14,
Candy Machines Pose Greater Threat
To LC Finances Than Digger Devices
81 Don Floron
It as mdt cd fortunot~ thot thlt~
campus Is located out~ld<' the
Portland C'Jty hmtts or Jnk" Bi•n
nctt, ot re<"nll fnm~. would no
dl)ubt b·• J)l'l onnlh dir~rtlng tlu•
1'\!rnO\ nl of cand) mochlnct; from
tlw lohb\ of the twm.
l\ IS :;omething mor" tltnn c1
gamble ns to wht•thcr n student
Rcls anytlunc in ro.:hun fur has
m \'est ml'nt m t hl' c nu::ltcJ· en t~rs
It JS n mlrnde if h•~ nO<>S.
The moro forlunalo "pin) crs.'"
f&ndan~ all othf'r levers. hondlc.~.
etc, to no ovtul cnn somi'timcs
re.,.ort to thl' "Toke-n Chon co.:"
lot for their pnyofl.
Th1 anc\•Unbly l suit$ m the
sudden pos.,cssion of one bac or
salt~ pt"anuts. I hove hcaui thot
clephnnlS nrc s1mpl) crnt)' nbuut
thlm
Usuelly. howover . this lever
does not work c.1thcr and th•' stu
dent bcgtns to wonder "hnl son
of <:ontnvnnce It as thnt CQn•
fmnu; h1m-a candy mnclune or
a sn\'angs banlt.
One<! m !l whih. two tll lhl'l.·c
sound k•cks W1ll dlslot1 ~c the
com Howcvl!r, the apphcntmn Qf
clodhopper$ to the >lldc or the
mnchin<' I E:t!ncrnlly fr(lwn•·d
p m b\' the 0\1. ners.
So is. turning il upstde dO\\: n,
• 1 he help of one or twu sym
pathetic by-sl.hndcrs, nnd bounc
ang 1t on the cement floor.
My advace JS thiS! If ) ou nrc
d~ pernt.cl~ hun~J"l. try j;Orn<> t • r \\ n:v 10 obtntn noun ilmcnt: l With nn tlluminated
but af you or•~ onlv fet•ktn' n btlnrd,l '' nlurc to lUll th('l \
thr1ll, af stnmbhng l11 m your hnv. r.rc'DlCI cmY. d npprnl
IJlood, 1Jwn ~h~ ctmdy mnclun('<! the pln-hnll muchln• nt
nrc for .,\'0\1. linJ(nnw
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"'Certainly you remember-it was the experiment J aaid
wouldn't need to remember or takt' notes on," ---
varymg actl\"ltles. BARK OF THE LOG
We were under the unprcss1on lhat Gold Keys are gwen I.---------- ---------
to seniors for their nc:ti\•tues not Just populnnty Each person
on the list desen•cs the award but each person nlso deserves
the nght to the customary hHing. 'Ski Team Members Must Have Recognition ,' \1/rite Donna, Judy;
'List Oualificali!>ns of Candidates for Gold Key,' Urges Freshman
Ne.xt year let's go back and do it the way ''it hns always
been done..., \V. B. W.
A Little LiQ1lt (,; Here
ln the beganmng God sa1d, ·•J.ctlhere be hght" and there
was light Now we. who make no pretense at being God, make
a plea for hght-not to separate "hght from the darkness · but
to make the darkness light.
The light for "'htch we ask is electric hghts to tltuminate
the dark pnths of our campus. We ask only enough to make
our-enmpus safe for students at mght to take a walk to the
library or the lower campus or to parking lots
V!iitors to our basketball games nnd other mghtt1me ac·
th·ittes r1ght!y could fmd cause for crattcism. After se\•eral
games held m the ~ m, it \\a d1ff1cult for them to fmd thelr
parked cars.
The condition 1S not neces!ianl~ because of luck of ltghu.:.
Jn some mstances, ::tudents tW'n them off umntentionally and
m other , bghts were not replaced when burned out.
At nnv rate there ts n need !or a clean-up of our hghtmg r I
situntJon. A battery 11cc.harge. ne\\ bulbs and n lttLle sonp and
\\'Bter on our headlights would help
W. B. W. Tsk, Tsk. O'Day
To the ~ .:. ~
h has co .• e to the nttc.ntton of
tht: undersi,;nr.d that om:•• m•)r••
k1mg was 11ot nwut1om·d in the
LOG
We thmk it unfaar thM !he slu·
dent bod\' d•)CS not know thnt our -" om~.:n's team rt:!prcs\!nU.:d the
"'chool at the Northwest Women'
lntereollcgtate meet In WhtlefJsh,
Montan
Thet both the men and worn·
r>n reo • t~ the school nt the
P.actCJc Northwest Skt nssoCJnUon
Class C Gumt Slalom chnmplon-
htp nt Hoodoo bowl nnd cnm
hnme wath u champ1on .
That the-teams also rcpr<· cnt.cd
he scltoo m two ot.~cr mccu.
tk Port 'nrd Da) Trull J ace and
~I! Sc.hncl' Vogcli Stundord r.ICL'
nt ~·H Hood
Appar~ntly tho LOC p rts
'<i.J•,.r d • nut ttuntt $1.nnJ: tm
port.am enough to mentum and
pcrl DP' .. d1.l\.:!l not rl call tlw doY
W II• n Ll-\\ IS Olld C ttrk W(l& w<>JI
'mo"'n through •1.1 kt t••um
The p. t.nt to..nm mcmb r~ dv
rm ~her ood '"l' lryuu~ hard by
I 1\'tng ttl' 1r own time nnd m{•n..:y
10 k t, p skun~ tdiv at l.cwas nnd
Clot k \\ nh the hope of once ngnm
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EDITOR
Bryce White
Bill Foas Managing Editor
Don F'loren Anit.tant Ec!iJo:
Ana Granning EoUor'ial Editor
, Nancy Miller Society Editor
~n : Dew~~, Osnb :raW>Jq,
J'loyd c ll m m j ll •• o~cnldbt<t 8prou, 0 h a r 1 e • Ob.at:uu.ln.
Cat~ :Detu.1.rllt7, J:laia..
:Drill, .Jim llpo'bll. :C~w1D Do.G.a,
W'arAe.)', aNlUI.ID¥ , Plo Ana P<lr•
l::ha 1 V1rf&11la !Jo IO'm!Ul. Gt~raldine Sprolt Aut. Society
To1n O'Doy t;poru• Edi:or
He 1. ScholCSc:r :"caturtl.l Edhor
Jim Tomlin Bu1ine11 M51r.
Blair Lindlo Adv. Mgr.
Ol«~ulat.ion t &otb Bnutll,
Pat Stranoy, Al IStaplnuan.
Col •mD.!r.at Oharlu OIIJb, Pant
Xll'c-er, Doo Klllldttnun ; &porua
To-m Hartl•:r . AI &tcpbanaon ,
Pl otorrapbu: 1act Traob111 balll:tm • a '!tr•Jng tcum
Wo foel that th e a\uden~s
~l•ould he &1\'t:n the rC<lOgnltton
•!',cy dC'Sl:!rVI
Donna Gaylord
Jud\· Gcrlnclt
Just a Suggestion
To tho Ed.Uor:
As n 11112 mbcr oi lht: fN."Shmun
"'lns.s mo" J make n suegcsun,
1ocgurdtng the Gold Key Sc.mot
Awards" I I• c) lhllt thc•re h(luld
be more cxplnnntwn obout whnt
the G(lld J<cy Awnrd art !or
A!uo, I thlnk' Lhat 1t would b<' • • good aden \IJ k<'!:'P the •lr•C'IIon
out of tht: pupuJurtly COilt••o;t
1,Ut nnd gn•cn to lhl' JUnior o
OfetJQr cla&I('S !or vollng. Thardl)
why not nomsnotc more p••oplc,
slve more "ward and hat lll"
ettvlu~:s of the cnndldot<.-s on
the ballot 7 f"'rom whol I ho\lc bc•~n abl.
·md out, the:-number of Gol"'
Key nward w.ts •:stabllsht>rl
when tlw s~mor <•lass was •tn ~.;
lhml of ilS present 6it.c.
1 reel that the t wt:lvc candt
rl~tcs nomtnalcd "''Crc..: probab!;s
good chDtt'•!S. But I contend that
l\locnty pr>opl~ should be noma
noted ror nt Jcasl tl?n awnrds Aay penon who CQnSI!Hc.r'
W(.u ks for tht• student l.Jody
1lu.• •c•hOf:ll should bu giVen
ficaent 1 ocugntuon for tl1c1r
fot ts.
Why not add n few moa,. nntt
to the tweh;•• nommoted,
thmr net h•1tles, .. nd I~ t tht:
per clossmt.!n \'Otc fo1 the cnre
dates? Dav. forter
THE BULLETIN BOARD
Phone-es at Willameite, U. o! 0.
¥/in Temporarily Battle of Di1ne
Students at the• Um\ erslty o 'iUml'd cl 1 of Intel l'Ctu 1
Oregon. Orl'gon St le and Wtl In th• "Letters to thr> I·:d11t:
111n11: Ll<' have \\On n t<'mptJrar~ 1 rolumn m the SoJJitle -\ 1 tory an thc1r fight ogaln!it ten p3pr•r when 1t's lll ·' to bt
.t tc'tphrmc l'l•lls "hen lh!J editor an wet hi o
Par1flc T£'IC'phonc and Tel.:-lcucn;, Ji(!g Voter nsked If
gr:1ph compnn) nf1te1nls h ve at-enh<1wu was goinr, IQ run
lowud somrilll o;, frntcrnaucs unc pJC'sJdr.nl
o np to anstntl tlal-Jate tele An•worod tho editer, "AJ
phon·~ '' Jth pro\'bllon!>-lhat n• matter of lqc•t Bcs, J don t ~ .. y
complolnt be ftlcd wlth the Pub But I cnu lt>ll you unr thtn
la(' Utahtl('s t'omnul\Saon nnd U D• Et'l('nhowcr rwu lnr
no prt•< urt-bl.' ( )(ez trrl to pbct nnd "ms. th • 11 xl lmpo
them an Unn•t•rstty·owncd tlom1- quc-sllon w11l bt.: Wall 'I'ru
11nr1t> un !or Ct>ncrnl
Tho arrongoment. announce :l At the Uuwcrslly of
thas week, will ~ an effect !o 13 rn.1rr1l'd Btudent!! 1c.:
G0·90 doys wht.c an lm cstagot1on cons11tutaon for l\l1rr&\!d
IJ: t n 1cd on I nents council On of their p-
Cirl an Crunn:1t hall t~t Con p~t,.>S wm be to (' £•ilt mor
:men umvcrslly I a\._. b~ en giver lC'rest m 1 udent gu\ rnmcnl
the word Tt• paP adcnt lolr A variety of ht oct lines np
ttwm lhot ht•reuher the)' mUBI "<i Jn the Daily T'oxen.--{1!
not nn,w<•r the \••lephun(' by su~ ,;mtmg thnt £1 11rofc or'=>
111g, ''Hdlu. thiS is Cwrnutur') had commit ted sutcadc hy
Hall," or "Wt.o tn the Hall d' ping 111 Jftlnt of n tr 1n uno
)'OU wont"" l"t!por tmg thnt a formN t1
In orw 1 • • of the Oregon body preJJtd• ·nt '.\a to go on
Doily Emerald. ll wtrs 1 cvc11ler. for mun.lcr, and 11!1 notlw
ltant ·• grou)l u( students had PC.· J nounr.tng 1 hr.: bcgannm of fl
Ulloncrl ·• ':~mpuli literary mngn 1 1g1ous FmpiiLttl we k
~me. Tho unemplc.ymena
About 11 wvoa 1 tcr, th•;.r:t.> w.1 wu~~: so'''crl m o bull 11 R.!:IOP
on llcm ataunr. that sl\lc!f'nts a Whii\Ooorth collc•gc "Put nil
Montuno Stole unavt•r tty 1~11 men u11 on.. iJtnnd nd II I
that thr•lr IHc1 al") mogav.mr hnr womc;n on on•,lhcr and w 'II
"bcc>n :OmC\\ here npnrt from cver;\'body bu'Jy In no Umf', '
pf'rhup :tbovc, lh•• 5tudcnt level (Jill'. Tlw r•'u onm -the) 'cl
h Is a mouth-pJt:'~X or n elf rt lw bulldang boot • M
the
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Tea
An nf
be l(i
The s
t:ugcl. ob
li!Prano. 11
l.eWIB
Po uri
Mnrg
Nanne
Pro~•o Par•
A &On,
llll~ Uzrl
Annf)u
Jill' Ill 0 f C
dcfinat
Glon9
cngug
. A lnle ·
Shower G
Wcll-cl
~1<. J\t a
of zww:;pa
lhe most
The s
the home
Danna
lhOsli>iUII n~:
ISS Murp
'RP.:!irl," e:\!
\\'est Ji
ncrt~ t 10ns C
.... ~ foru
Top1c
t\'enu:1g a
um dis
Camp
the d1s
Dr.
lend
Blue
ltrdnv n
Palalmt:
Bill 0
J\l a r
W'01rncn. T
U!rrnlitc
leanne Hu
man and
Clau ..... .u..,
Eating
but ll wll•n
Marc:h 19.
pr~parc
and John
liclpate in
Mrs.
ield
The lh.
fwld trip
er t•HihlT" •
!nay UOCO\
fossils-t h1
..huzoe opt
The Ha
be filming
ltnnc:h, n
• ed
thl.') \~
Pl'DI
nt
-. -
sold
udy;
!nan
nSIStCr.'
body the S octal Stde By Nancy Mtller
and C.ra1dlne Sprott
usic Group Sets -Tea After Concert
•
An nftcr·C'Onccrt r.~r·•·pttun in Palalinc Mnnor's dtnwmn ro . b 1 .. om Lc IUVCn Y m••rn h!I'S of Mu f'hl Epsilon Cor tht:! four f••lltutcrJ
nnd Mr. and M..,, Bons Sirpo this Sundny nflcrn()(m
lri. •
The soloists bt•ln.: honort•d arc: Ed1U1 Kilbuck, pianitll. Dale
""•'"''' oboist; Shlrlt.'y Adamson. violin lsi: nnd Bonni~: Newburgh
The Mi ell Kllbuc;k and Adnmson arc active mcmbc1· oi
Lewis rmd Clnrk Mu Phi chapter.
Pounng will be Mn;. Dnvid Cnmpbcll, Mrs. Mnud Bohlm:'lll, and
Mnrgarct Sh·JnmclL PIONEER LOC
Successful Sigmas
I With II tolol of sno coupons
Sigm,, Rho cnme an hnll In nn
mter-snrorlt)' contest conducted
with the purpo~•' or cOIIt.!ctlnJ.l
• nough C:cner~l Mills coupon1 to
equip! S~wart Holl wHh salrtd
rorks and IIPflons in tho• Queen
Bess Paller n.
A hond·lctlercd plaque. desagn
••d by Ann Crnnning, bcnnng
the winn•'•ll nome and ac:knowl
cdgC!ment or the gUt \\.'Ill be on
disploy in Stcwort hnll announ••c
t.ols W1l11nmsan, lnter·sororitv
coundl prcsld('nt. • Page Three
Gomez Tells 'WhyS'
Of Cuban Revolution
Last wr;ck's revolution In Cubu mny s;cem dlltnnt to most stu
d~nllJ:, hut to Sergio Gomc%, Spanish irutru1 tor nnd native Cuban,
it ''hilS hom••.''
Gomez, who Is vi.11itmn the United Statc.a through the ln:;Utute
of fntcrnuhnnol F'.ducmu ln, wnt plnnnlng to rdurn to Cuba by July
~-Now he poelbly intcnd11 tu &tay nnolher year, nl\hough the chnnge
10 pinna a& n(Jt due trJ th•! revolution
"Actunlly, our party IS not r•trcctf!d one wny or the othM" G k •
•Omt·~ explramcd We tPeople's pnrty} oro only a mennce to Batista
in n !rf!<! election, and there isn't much chance of that right now."
N£tnnctll' McAndtc nnd Sally McBride are in ~harge of nrrancc·
:;:"u~ · Pareru. Orator lo Speak
A son, Farris Mnhnmmnd , was born recently tu 5ludent Moham-F c • Both the govemmenlll of the Rcvolutronary party of Carlos
Prlo, wh1ch wn.s overthrown lnst w ck, and thnt of Batista, which
uuugnlt.'<i th·~ '"bloodless" revoluLaon, were highly corrupt, nccordlng •
Ito GomPz.
Bntu;ta, who Gorncz terms a .. real dtctator" fint came to power
by lending another rcvoluUon ln 1933 At that lime Batiata wos mere
ly a scrgcnnt m the Cubnn ormy. For seven years, until 1940, Bo
tasta cont.rollcd th government from beh1nd the sc.enes. although
not actually prCBadc-nt of the country. In 1940. 1n what Gomez saya
was n .. very honest and free" clf'c-taon Batista wns elected president
of Cuba. !DM Uzri and his Wlff!, Mclook. I or onvocahon
Announcc.•d at the lost meeting o! S1gma Rho, was the engogc
rnetll o( ~nthl'nnc Hnlvcnson to Teddy Moore. both senaors In mus1c.
dehnatc date h3.9 been set •
• • •
Glorio Acker, freshman psycholo&y mnjor, nnnounccd rcccntlv
htr cng11gcmcnt to Jim Dodsun. junior busint'ss admtntttrntlon mo··
)or 1\ IRte • ummcr wed dang Is plnnnf.'d.
qh~•weltr Ci ven
W~ll·chn~eau·l'd will be the bride of n•~JCI WCL'k, Winnac Cn.r·
1\ t & surpnst• shoWN' held in her honor. ju~:.-sl.£ mode hnts out
n•'\\"'lpapt: r an varmus Nlyles. Snlly Skinner wos given n prrzc for
most original d•!.Sign. M11nlcc Crnwrord, longuag{
Nl£ moJor, w11l present the !"Pt!cch
With which she won Ulc State
Pcn<"C Orotoncal contest during
th•• nll·collc..:e convocation, Mnrcb
18 nt 11 n m.
Eldon Gunter w•ll lnswll new
t:tudent body ortk«!rs and mtrC>·
ducc candidates ror May qu•!Cn
Presadcnt Morgan S. Odell will
make a baad forecn1t for th~
19~2-53 school ycnr.
Tht• men's gh:c: club u; sched-In 1944, m llnothcr free clec:taon &tb;Ut was dc.fcnted, and went
to hvc m Florldn. The Rcvolullonn1y party won that elect&on and
aeain in I!H8 wath Corio• Pno, who \\'U "lhc youngest prcslde~t we
ever hnd •·
Batist.n cnmc bnck to Cubn in lfl48 nnd wn.~ made a aenntor, nt
Ulough he ww. so unpopulnr wath tho.: people that. "the very govem
mt'nt he ovt•rthrcw lntt week pro\•lcicd him wtth a constant penonol
bodyguard," C'.-omc:t declared. "Perhaps thll pct'l<lnal bOdyguard
was th•· vc:. Y link wath wh1ch he established contact w1th the nrmy,"
he surmised.
uled to sing. "The rc .. •olt is n ahamc,'' Gomez. believes. Progrcsstve students
T:he shower wn..o; gl\'l!n by rr.cmbers of the Westmin ster chrur at Sc1l'<:llon of freshman Moy will protest and "thousnnds w11J be killed"
home of F'crol and Geroldint• Sprott. Yep' Winnie kept the hats, I pnnccss will be Tuesday. March R
t\Cij'Onc of th(;01 tnd carefully carried them home. 18, an the gym, lmml-'dialt!ly after owena Owen Plays Leadl·ng
Ltlllt'lrs Requested convocation nnnounc•!S Caley
:k~:;;""·~ust 'a Had Role in Musical, 'Ruddigore' Dlnnn .1\fUJ-ph), art>shman sr:w.cch arts major, enters St. Vinccnts
bospitl:ll nt.:xt Wcdncsdny, March HI, to have part of n lung removed
au.:"" Murphy, who stnrred in the rec<:nt production of "The Hasty
rt," t•xpecLS to be in the hospital !or three weeks. She would
apc>rc,cintc correspondence lrom 1111y or her friends.
Clutb Newa
rn nn ncccpl.llm c pru ly last Wednesda:,• afternoon. 15 women
rc welc,lmed ns new members in Sacajawcans, frcshmlln•sopho·
,.n,,.,.. wom«:n's servace honorlJry. They are: Betty A)'rC'S, Ksthy
,nrn,u:nlow, L01. Oehno, Ann Datto, Ann Filch, Jackie Gilbert, J\nn Y An nct.Jvc s1ncer or c:lnasacal fluent french as a result of the Quite Some Record . rnglcal or comu:al IS Rowen .. yenr's practu:e. She also traveled
0\l.·en, who recently starred in an France and Bnlatn before re·
I\ ll.>n t evc• ~vbody that's ns Gilbert and Sulhvon.s' .. Ruddl· tummg home last year
modest n!l Dack Me1gs, "shy" gorc,ft produced lrun "'~k by Reed On cnmpus RowC!na amp w1th
young speerh arts major. college. the 'Madngnl group, belongs to
When filling out InformnlJon Rowena, Junmr music maJor S1gmo Rho .sarorrty and I.S pres&-
l\'t:n ~~JIMnho 1n, , Sue Kong, Mnry Lynn Holm, Ann Longbollu, Joyce
Diana Murphy , Joyce Robertson, Jan &!mler nnd Prisc:ilho~ cards for the nL'ws bureau nt re-plnyt.>d Rose Mnybud, brenk r ot dent of the Freneh club
glstration tame veterans :.re re-~ hearLS in the httlc vlllage of Also participating 10 Ruddl
qulrt·d tu f11l out the space pro-Ruddigore wh<•rc there O\!curnd gore's ''Rt.oed College Augmented
Vldt.>d Cor m1litary service. the usual humorous Gilbert nne! Symphonette" was Lew1s and
r: orltr
f 0.
• me • • •
West Point cadel.'l will oppose representatives oC International
ions clubs of the collcgl'.ll or the PortlAnd area on a forctgn :tf
....... forum to bt• held March 19-20 at University or Portland in the
tncering building, room 216.
Topic Will be "WMid Problem s of Far East" for Wednesday
o.•e•nmg ond "Northern Atlantic Treaty Organization" on Thursday.
ro~um discuss10ns wtll begm ot 8 p.m.
Campus IRC members nrc urged tn attend and to participate
the discuss&ons 3Ct."'rdlng to Bill Mc.·Donuugh. president.
• • •
Dr. Arthur C. Jones. Jrom the Portland Rehabilitation center,
lead n discusston on "1-:cology and Human Relation s" at the
F..dltt! Oll('n Science club meeting in Palatine Manor drawlng room Mont J Is
('
b~> ~UII.
Ills en
If [
run
OI'C'C
droft
esmon
t all l
I n II I
v 'II
me.''
hr•y'd • March 17, nt 7:30 p.m.
• • •
8luc Key, senior men's servtce honurnry, itutiatcd stx men yes·
r .. m os nt w members in u formnl corcmonr in the drawing room
Palnlint• Monor The)' nrc: Don Floren, Jack Jennings, Stan Mitch·
I, Bill Owen, Clark Stephens nnd Stan Trogen.
• • •
At D recent mcetinJ!, Pep club welcomed into mcmbt:.!rship 13
1\'0rnea,, They nrc: Juc:kae AICson, Sue Brown, Cntherine DeJlsrr:aty,
Lllr,mliil.' D1moC1, Betty Enkscn, Ruth Gaylord, Ruth Grencrson,
J~a1:mc Hulsbrink, Ann Longbnlln, Jo Mann, Ocana Perley, Kay Sher·
man and Eloi~c Wood.
• • •
Cla.u Luncheo n
Eatmg ., mtd-tcr m e.xom is out of the ordmarf for most students
but It won't be for members of the home cconomu::s foods closscs
March 19. As MSignmen t tor their mid·tcrm examination, they win
Prtparc :tnd serve a run course luncheon for three guests.
Faculty member'S Mudnmc Corrine Pouteau, Mrs. Emma Meier
lnd Jotin Walkl'l' arc the gu~: t. ~elected by elD.55 members t~ par·
ltc1p~,te in ''eating the exnm."
Mrs. Hch..n Hartness. foo•dn instructor. assi~ncd the proJe<:t.
ield Trip Studes May Get Surprise
'Ihc third nnnu1.1l geology
field trip I(') tlw John Day 1'1\'•
cr C(lUntry or Ctmta·nl o. <~gun
lllll)' unt;over wmcthing b\!slch:JI
fouils-thnt IS, e;omc televi ion
wh(ln;e opera" til:&rs.
Tile Hollywood octors wrll
be 111mmg n "western " at Rudao
Unnch, n :JO,OOO·ncn.: umch
• where tl1c ~ludent group will
stoy (u~ four dnys. The LC nr·
chc•Jlugllll:i "ill :;earch for !oss·
tlizcd t•lephnnt . ncar Unity un
dt•r thC' dm·ction or Dr. James
Stau!fer.
Thirly 11ludents plan HI h•avc
March 24 bv car <'llnl\'fln nnd -rct.um the next \\'cekcnd. Meag5 went them one l,lntt.ea SulUvnn anucs of "blessings and Clark's oborst DnJc Kugel.
nnd 1n the line where 'militar> t:UI"'·~ and ever-failed PIH'SCS nno
record' was asked for he un-propht..'Ctes, wah:ht.'S and knells."
ouumingly put down, "War Ruddagore has more knells thnn
hero." usual, includmg the \'l&it.ouons ot
T. J. Expected Home
Following Operation
'T J. Edmonds, bustncss ad
ministration professor, has been in
Physac1an and Surgeons hospital
for the pnst four weeks recover
ing from an operntion. numf:.!rous departed relations.
Ho\•mg lhc biggest smglng port
m t.hc operetlD, Rowcnn ns ROSt•
Maybud, ~carc.hcd Cor n man
wuh the "manners of n Marquis
and tht: morals or n Methodist. "
Lnst year she played PlltiCnC<'
in the Gilbert nnd Sullivan op.
erenn of the .same nome.
Rowenn. now A student of
George Bishop, at Lewis nnd
Clark, spent ycnr before l:~st m
Swatzerlnnd tudyang nt the con
~en:ntory In Ln'J"'tlnne. Sh·• sp~alu' Anth.ropoloqist to Speak
At Sigma XI Meeting
Portland chapter of S1gma Xi,
nauonnl SCience honorary. wtll
hold a dinner meeting ol Lc\\'lr
and Clark nt 6 p m. on Mnreh 1"
FoUowlng the dtnncr. Dr. Wfl.
hom Lsughhn of the department
of anthropology at Unrvemt}· of
Oregon will address the group tn
room 10 of Boehne on the topic.
"Recent Findings and Contempor
ary Methods m P~·SJcul Anthro
pology.''
Dr. A. A. Groening of the
physics department lnvrtes any.
one interestt.'<i to nttcnd. He as c.xpectcd home LhlS we~k·
end by hts doughier Marisu
alum wc•rkmg m the busmuss o!
fi,·c. He is comang along ftnc
now, but for two weeks was un
able to cat or take rnt.'<iiciM with
out the nid of a medical device
holdanK his contrac:tl.'d throat
open, she 6llid. CASUAL BYSTANDER WITH:
Dick Metzler Awarded
Teaching Job at OSC
Oack Mctz.lcr. senmr t;h• ·mist.ry
major, was reccnt.ly awardoo, n
!1000 teaching assistnntshap by
Oregon State c-ollege.
Mettler, who will complete his
work lor a B. S. degree at Lewis
nnd Clark in June, will work os
on assistant to o chemislry lnh·
ornlory m!ltnJctor nt OSC. H~
will olio be working for hi.J Mas
ten; dcgret: In onalyttc chemistry
while at Oregon Str1t~.
Dr. Orval Etter to Talk
Dr. On·,al Etter Q( Bl'rkelcy ,
Colilorniu will z;penk Wednesday.
March 19, at 10 a.m. m G-:!:! to
Dr. Hadco llnshimoto'6 religion
clnss and vuitors.
Dr. Etter, who IS spcnk1ng on
"Chrishan Pncifam ln Acti!'n,"
Is the far "est secretary or the
lo'clluwshlp of Rceoneiliation nnd
0 member or the bnr. Assorted Observations
Hitting Campus Oddities
By Jim Spohn
A lo' ely rumor h.ns nrlsen that
une of the gentlemen cornpctmg
in the forthcomanc elcctton prom· oo to re!ll::&ce the c.lnngtng radi
ator in the rt'fcrence hbrory \\ tth
mutlled organ music.
How nice to be nwnkencd by
o hot chorus ol "Annie !.auric"
irutcnd of that deafenang nnv1J
chorus.
• • •
A lnst thinking fi'CAhman re
venled hm· feminine ingenuity
when she w·as nc rly ovcr<!om•
by a combinotton hsh oil·formnl
dnhydc &tcnch in zoology lab
She doused her hall d1ssc~tt ct
ftsh with "i\quamor1ne Mu;t'' b;-·
R~:vclun . Poor fi11h.
• • •
From nil ap~aran ccs, some en·
terpri ing tenant, dwelling 1n
McAfee hall has set up a hash
house 1n hl~t room On the door
ls display~ an 'A' certifac:atc
pi"QC'Iaiming n clcnn, up-to-dote estnblishml'n ty
This may create repcrcuss1oru
if the cafe gets •wmd' of it.
• • •
LC's trnffi~ commission mU5t
hnve relaxed &ts rules and ~gula
tions con~ming ~"'Cd on the
~smpus or perhaps som,. O\'er
enlhusinstic n.rt major has beea
p:arud1ng hiS talents. Tbc 51gn la
front ol the gym restrtctlng driv
('rs to 15 m.p.h. now goes nll out
and llows them to romp 1t U!)
to 75, I
Dr. Capper·Johnaon
To Give Lenten Speech
Dr. Knrhn Cappcr...Johnso.n, r.I
the polltrcnl sctence department ,
wlll gave n Lenten sen•lee ad
dress at the Moreland Presbyu~r
um church, ~ E. 18tb n.nd By~.
l!l 8 30, Tuesday, March 18. Th~
topic or his addi'6S is "Chrisuan
Reconcntation ... Students and
fncnds arc 1m•itcd to attend. • Fago Four
Indep
lnler-n en s Dominate 1952
L.aca ·ue All-Star Team
mR M"ilrc:'rs, 'Kerm l.und, nnotht"r
The hnnl lnm uns dO\m 1~m.1 tor. Bill Cox, top tcbound-~TON££R LOC
Top Rebounder f'rlday, March 1-t, 1 ----onlerence
onors Iars
FCJur t.C basketball playcr·s earned post-seuson
n 19.,::: tntromur 1 b k, tbnll :w· c on th~ pre· cason ro, orltc
lton '' llh tht-t .. r:s uf th~ per-L mbd 1 tNIIIl, nud Stnn M(' .mth,
l'Orannn~ tcppang r lnHH-d lo re· 1 he: sen .tttnaual bnckbone• of scc
n:;J\' th(•lr bt1uqll ~ m th\ form ond pllr.~: "Knppn5 defi>n~<c.
t1f.nn ~11 stur lNtm J'X'Sitlnn I T\\ o oll .suu· tcnms \\ uro uJs,, 1
rh. dt"\:anl .l\'e, cho:;~!! b,) the :>• I('Cied tn both h:o~ucs. Oth~rs
nu~mb~a'S (){ the I.OG S :o;port ~hnson to Lhc Gr. ck squad hl· I ion for t heu· ou tstancling perfot·mrmcc in con fcrcm:c uc
!Ius ycu1 b~ b~ing sdcct('d to the All-Northwest loop
and M!l'<md teams. The 'ohng was ccmduclc<.l nmong lhe
lengut• eouchc:s.
Ken Servas, lhc 6-fool, 5-inclt dO·l'\'crylhing man, wa
unnmmous choace al one torwnrd .1long wilh Ted Ludi)r
\\'Jilom .. ut-, ~t'J' as, "''ho snt out we1o Captain Ed Reid. J
three ~nmc:s due to &> knee Injury F'uos and Don Paulson tn(f '"' 1ud • thf'\."'t! ~rror mN'S SlflL'S tht nnmcd ''ere Don I-" lor
'MURAL ~~LL -ST ARS en. Knpptl: Dtck T\•df>man, Sig
ma f nul Nord t10m, l~ombda;
Bob Hillten (Sagma) F Hugh Hai'CQurt, Knppn, and Jtm
Ed Harvc:y (FTA) F Thjcn, Beta.
JA.l .1\t 1m I Facuh1•) C T\\ o F'r" h 5\llrs. Cnlc~ Cook
Ceoe Arvubon (0.11) C nnd nun Cunnmghnm, lend th<>
.• J_a_m_c_la_y_t_o_n_(M_c_A_f_oe_) ____ c indcpendl!nt secon(t strmg ]me-
up al ng \\ ath GrnQmc Lcsgntl,
Polecats; Hub Bnasch, Fnculty,
and Gns.r AndJ'C\\S. Ml.'lfh . fi'--'m the lnd ~--ndcnl lcn~ul' nnd
l\\u p1lQ l'r.; frc:om tl Gn.'Ck loop.
The et~...ut ror ~ thlcal grnnd KEN SERVAS
YoungTter arrives ••. In thl' lotlCI' purl of the c:ampntcn, Ht'td, Wht\ h I \'1"' H•cch ed
f'Oslly ll•d hi tcnmm:-.lcs ut rc· fu~t lcnm berth, wns
hounds With 3!H. 'fhc Junky soph· down o notch lh1s scuson but
mnorc plunked in 315 points ond b••~.:nusc he hnd o slump. The
hod thl' bc.st perc~ntagc- from the crnn rorwntd pne<!d the I.C ~<n••
floor wtth o ·15.5. sn Sl:Oring "hh 337 pmnts or
N a mod to lh• «ocond to am I 0 5 nv ca age per game. He
Leading Scorer
Hr. rang c
from n college
eodeh lu n sup
p :ed~ g rccn
freshOUin .
U n a nimous
chou:es to lh~
1 n t c ,. -lengu.-.
squud \\~lc AI
Aksn.;, FltcUl •,
and Gcn<' 1\r
\ d~ n, D e It s.
Compleung the Smith Increases Pace
InLC Training Camp ge\5 the nnmc of "work·hoi :l!l
cnggMJ on to him ns he saw
manutcs or gnmc actwn.
Lifo's" ahu of tho
John F'ouz, roceivod tho COI\Itf
position on tho aocond aquod
ho bombed through 317 CO\Inl•.·
orn end hold tho high mork
LC indlviduul scorlng fo1·
gume this year with 27 pom"
He oltb commiUod 112 po:"o:n1
fouls to bo the bod boy of
AI Aitins
:super qumt"t are Ed Han·c.).
t~l A: Bob Htlr.cn. Stgmn, and
Jam Chwton. McAtee
Pin) crs \\ l'f'e' picked to tl1c all-
'mural t c .. "'Tl
\\ •thout ref
cnoc to the1r
n' ulor p o s I •
lt ns, \\ uh 'ot·
lll ' Simp~ [ r
th :fs\ out
st.nndmg cogcrs
N -.; ,. c r the less.
the LOG'. 1952
wam "'drcmn
could
\ Cl.} function Gene Arvidson
sm•Wthh
ru; n umt
11 would probably llnro up bt.'S\
walh HorH'.) and Hilkens ul fur
'~ urd • Akaru at center, and Clay
ton nod Arvid-
Ed Harvey on nt gunrd
Here :rou would
ha\ c.: the top re
bound en; n n d
co in A ~>Jns,
Hanc\. and Ar· •
,. 1d n plus rut-
L other top rc
.. bounder m
Htlken, and one
of the be:ot
clutch m :n m
either lcD"Uc 10 Clayton.
On<: of th" I ats of the all-uu·
qu nt \\"a!. il 23-point one g••mc
effort by AI A~:in for 3 new By Chuck Charnquia t
PIO~l-:ER BASEBALl~ CAMP
Pnlnlsnc H.ill, March 13-Wtth tl:~
fll'St Lin" b II st&mc or the SCllfJO
lcs thnn four v.t-eks off, Conch
Wnru~n Sm1th ts tncrcasmg the
tempo or workout m th\: S,}'tn
Lt-was nnd Cl01 k's versiOn of n
• prln~ trruosng eamp.
Thtrty·l\\ o \'ll~aty n ptrunl!l
arc nnw toiling In t.hc "bnhny nt
m pht rc'' or the symnnstum .
Only ctght \'Cicrnns of I t ~ car'c
daamond campnlgn ate on hand
thiS sc n o oompctttion JS slill
kct!n !or C\ c.l) poSJtlon .
The Pioneers will open their
senson April I ng inst Oregon
College of Education on Father
field. A f I o r 11 prc·.scuon
games, tho team will journey
1o Salam April 19 to meet Jho
WillomoUe Bcarcats in the
f i r 1 1 Northwosl conlorcncc
luulc of tho year.
The l,cW!S nnd Clark horse·
h1dt!I'S v. aU meet confer, nee op·
pom nlS 10 t 1 m c ~> mcludanc
double· headers "ith Whitman
and College of Idnho. The PJrJ
nccrs will take to the dtnmond
for 29 gnmcs dunng U1c s •nson
In 1he Norlhwea1 conference
buoball ral:tl. lut year's cbam·
pion Linheld Wildcats again
loom as lhe team to beat. Tho
W.ildccru. coached by Paul Dur
ham and Roy Helser. lo:1 only
lhroo regulars from last year's
~quad vrhsc:h clobberflf LC
twice.
Lm:t y~ars liCCOnd pine Wil
lamcltc BenrClllS nrc ol o a dcit·
mtc flennant thrcut.. Coach John· IC3g w n:curd
Akm ~~ cnn·
no-d '73 point. !or • ny Lewas lo. t unly a rn. or last
o 14 <; nnmc B\'·
erne..: Hnn c\ is
the mo l ron-f!
•a.sll'nl •r a;
01 the sqund
\\ lth ht IO\\ "''
uutput 11 poants
ur;d ht lu.ghest
17 J1m Clayton
Ceoo Anid-
son loci nil Lrnternll,Y pointmakca
~Jt.h 64 counte-rs nnd n 12 8 ll\'·
ruce Clayton and HUJ-.cn trnsl
th b1g po..nt produce "nh 4:!
and 3!) rcspec-
• ll\'t•ly.
Ch60san~ nn
1 n t e r • league
team v; ns Jlfl
cas)' chm~. v tth
so mnny excel·
1 f1l pls~ ern ln
bol.b loop... As
no team would
z;:;;;~ be co m p I c te
Bob Hilken \\ It bout rc-
~>erves, the I..OG
l :cted a seeond strmg to sup·
£K.llt the bniUant :hnt :rlv~;;
:Benchwarmcrs usclude suCh
capnbl~ phi) f'B &.-" Doug Doy and
Bruce Longballa, Mc.Afc.:'a lead· )'can; vl.:lcrnns.
Whitman. slrt•ng last .> dlr but
wu;tlten!'d throur.h gl"'ld\JOtJon,
and College of Idaho Mtc '-'r un
K.nown qunlity nl llus Lime.
.. Wboro wo will end up when
th~ s.uon ia oYer dop~ndr. a lot
on how far.i tbe boya get an
condiJioo and how fa~:t Jho
freshmen can adapt 1hcmsc1Y as
Jo college ball... Coach Smith
Intramurals Start
Softball Sign-up
lntrnmurol dm.·cLOr Coach War
ren Smith, l4 now ncccplmg soft
ball entries for lhe spring round
robw tourney sc.hcdulr~ to 11tar1
m lhc fn l week of .Aprd
The cnln may he m;:ll
namcs or \JI' • ntcrcd ll'l n lull
nine tnnn tcnm. The ftnnl dct•d
hn•• ls M.trCII 21
Gaml!S wUI be played Bl JZ
on 'fuesda,; 's nnd 'l'hul'5doy's rmd
nlso wh('o the \'antlty quad as
uwny. A ttam nut.omn tacally win"'
whl'n they hll\'C compllP.d a Hi·
run ndHtntngc Othc.rw lsc. seven
innings wall he Ute. rcgulor dlJ
blncc. p~ac:ted.
H" •• i 1t ol!IO dt•pcnrls wlwn
t•tc wualh•·r br nks anti lite pr tC·
lace can b~ moved fmm th~
":~pnng training cllmp'' to Ftr.hcr
held.
Hoopslers Top
Team Records
ED REID
.•. oldster tumbles
• &quad.
D<'•n Poulson, the fic.n· -gu:ud, alro grnbbed u slot nn
sc~onU team. Hl• rcoclwd
height thts vcar by hclpitll!
l'Jonce.r cause with hL'I
.. hoounr. from out.stde in the
Ponlnnd U t:nmc, m \~ h1c.h
lvenls upset the Pilots, 75-70,
t.his tussle, he ncw•d 25 po .. , ....
Honot nblc mention \\ e.nt
PJtmee.rs f-)'1\nk C I'Q\'t',
Rnsmuss •n ond Gnn· Jockson. LC's casaba squad rocketed to
new hcithts tht:» Pllit season ns tl
crru~ all pre\'1ous team records
whale compUing the best won-lost
rt.-cord (22-10) in the :.cl10ol's hill
tory.
Not since 19-49, whPn thc
Piom:crs tied for th•• cnnft•n•ncc
hunlm~. hns such n power housl'
·tn m plavccl In th<! Orungc nnu
Bluck paoglf ig Iltte
• By Tom O'Day
llporu :D41tor
The Pioneer hoop•ton toss(.'<l in
2:!81 point to lm:'l~ the prevaous
hagh or 1687 set by tlw 1950 ng
CTt'JfaliQil, Thctr grunc average of
'i1.3 surpasses the 19·Hl t<•am IL'C•
ord of 59.8.
Coach Eldon fjx's cn~wrs mode
853 facld goals out of Cl pos..<rlblc
2254 for ll 38.3 shooung pcn:cntncc
as they po~ted n new stnndnrd.
To tho surpri10 o! no one, they
nlso ~et n new Cree throw pcrccnt
tlfl(.' record w1th n ti3.3 avcrac•·
This tomd los:smg topped Lllc 19·19
squad's record of 63.7.
Ken Servos aclueved n new
fJcld &031 :wc.rnge st.nndnrd with
a 45.5 JX'I"CCntngc Cor the only
new mdi\•sdunl Tccord. Surpris
mgly, Gary Jackson wns not alJh•
to crack Rud Downl.'y'~ 1949 tree
throw av\!rasc of 78 G. though,
Gary came close wath 78 2.
Alum Earns Promotion
To Director of Health
An CiJI.ItnnU$ or i\lbnn., O.IIICQI!,
Dr t~lhs D. Sox, wns recently
sworn tn as director n( public
health 1or the cit.) nnd county <Jf
San Fmncu;co.
Dr. Sltx, da3S of '30, dad h1s un
dcrgrnduatc. work at Albany col
lege ond bru; b~.-en c:h1cf or Lhc dl·
\'isJUn of locr~l health tlf•rvicc m
Snn F.rnnCJsco for the CnlUornw
:;t&tc depnrtmf'nl ol r1ubllc henllh. The qllclltion in the mmds of
rnnny educators ncmss the nation
ns t h~y ur. fmdlng an I!Vcr ga ow
mg athl,•tlc monster on theu
hnnds, is where a big-t imc sporl!'
rv•slcm lends?
More nnd more of them nr(;
lurning to the sport pages where
they on ftndmg the Jesuits of a
bac·tJmc :tlhlcuc setup plastered
1cross the columns wtth head·
hncs obout basltctbnlJ flxs, 01
\\'est Point cheaters .
Does this mnn that all toot·
boll playors chou or that all
bar..ketboU porHciponn 11uow
games? Tho 1uuwor is a re
sounding no. To draw such a
conclusion from 11 few cuer.
would be on 1nju&ticc to the
many hne individuals who are
athletes.
But on lhc olhea· han~. if b~
tlw some token we deny that
·lthlcll•s had anything to do With
the framing o( contests or l111 ..
West Pomt 6ctmdall!, we are
guilty of , comm1t ting nn C.\'l'n
s:rentcr injust1co to the thinktnl'
people r r Am!'l It I
Millions u-pon millions of tho
gr.at American tncentive, tho
dollar. roll through box o!fices
o•ory yoar under the glnso of
amateurnizm . charily. or what
have you. The boya playing
under tho banner of these so
Reid, Servas Top Hoopers
Player C FG FC Pet. F'T FT Pet. PF TP GA
Hoid 32 311-128 41.2 116·81 69.8 67 337 10.2
fOUJt 32 292·115 39.4 146-87 59.6 112 317 9.S
Servas 27 246 112 45.6 139-9t 6S.S 65 315 11.7
Jecbon 32 271·95 35.1 lOI 79 78.2 92 269 8.4.
Paulaon 32 251·88 38.1 82·64 78.0 62 280 8.1
Cron 32 271 98 36.2 78-S7 73.1 80 253 7.9
Rasmussen 32 149-SS 36.9 42-32 7o&.4 61 1-42 4.4
Schroedor 27 141·56 39.7 42·24 57.1 50 136 5.0
Kraus 31 140-47 33.6 27·18 68.7 43 112 3.6
We.hl 27 120-28 23.3 42·28 66.7 34 8-4 3.1
Hudson 20 26·10 28.5 16·9 56.2 23 29 1.4
Stein 7 17·7 41.2 4.3 15.0 8 17 2.4
Hyde 8 13·4 30.8 6·2 33.3 6 10 1.2 called amateur sporta ro .... •••
littlo af any of .tho loot that
promoters , blou Jhelr b 1
hoarta, got.
Whnt tht• pia) .. •rs r~ally ti'•'"i'
is oil the n•sponsiblhty or 11
fc~ ional othlctc wtth out lite
reliponding pny. Some of
"cmployco•s" h8\'C Stopped
I!SI{ed th~mscl\'cs il th1.s as
A few of lhl!m .hn\ c snad no.
cr still ha\'C dcc1dcu to do so1:l'lll
thing nbout it.
The imrncdlnte result wa
scnes of scandnls which
~wept the nntaon lonvmg h
a major college free lt'Om
taint of the me~
Many of the players
helped lix gamas. at tha
Jell they wero getting
jur.t dosoda. Moro of them wen
confu.od and bewildered
Shorman Wbile. LHJ alar.
said a.J the hmo oJ hit! arr<~~tt.l
"11 aoom• moro llko a big bu
nen than a aport.
And thul IS whnl White
thousands Jake him nr • l
up m, n big busincSB v.
thre~llens to dcstJ'OY those •
hn\'C mHde at whnt at Is,
who hB\'c opposed h, nnd
who hn\·~ enjoyed al. Thas
husiness reprl'S<!nts the
hnckbonc of Antcricnn
Little wonder thnl nn nth
lcnrns to usk C\'Cn bcfom he
out of lugh school, "what's
!ol' ml•?"
(Edltor'r. note: Tblt II the thltrd,
in a sories of ahc nrllchtl on big•
time athl•Hc setups. F'u1ur•
storlos will dlac:un aolullons ,
any.) -Women Plan Tourney
Tht wnnwn'.. \ ollc.1 bull
nnment swings into ncli~Jn n
Thua'Sciuy orternvon when
round mntcht ~ will bt• pl
Anr womnn nul yet signed
walh a hlom z;hould cootucl J\1
lenc Hnhtlt:S today or t:t"t in to acl:.
with Mrn. Tuane1, PE uulluct ~ulllac!s dur ld•Y· March 14, 19S2
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.m CAMPUS CARJIJYAL .. MIR(H 15 F ealuring Current American Music
Conh•mporory Amt-r1can mu lc will be Ct atur(d In the ~ ntl
ccmt~r tll !'fiOC('r t uf U11 pr '"" •·ll nn Stusdny nt 3 30 p rn nt Uu:. l
lt•g•• thcnh:r,
Ltl Angl•l,•a corn(IOI' r fAtui on von Otttnfeld'• •·rug to f•,r
Orchcst1 " .. will be g1v~n atR Northw'!:':t premiere by the collc~t t r
chr str .1 und• r the? b1•tnn IJ( Bvns SirJ)t),
'l'he COUC't'l to ertc8 \\8 IOhUCUrUlCd thrt;C ~·en~ lltJO fnr ad
VOnCNJ mutm: lltuth niB who nre • cody to p.•rfonn with U1• coli
on::h.stro undl•r pro!e83lt~nnl rflf! ctiQn S\U1doy'a CCJncr 1 t will rn • 1
the !Wt:nly·fourth auch prr ••nlnlt(IO of mRJOr wurks b) tolud('_nt -
loi IS with the nrchi'Stru
Tho c ~lui \s chr. en to P~'l'fonn this venr rc Dale Kugnl, B-on
nie Ncwbu1 gh, Shirley Atlnmscm nnd Edith lCdbuc.k.
'fh~.; cone. rt ill (•pcu to the puhllc nnd thc:rx: will he-no tlml -
I s••>Jt chnrgc Progrnm 1s us fullow11. •
C<lncf'rto for Orr.h trn
Humnncc-F!Jr Obo~ ond StrmgJC
D.1lc Kugnl, Sulojst
Funnto
Arfn--Jc suts Tltnnln !~hgnnn)
Bonnt • Newburgh, Soprniio
Concerto 111 D .M ojor
Shirley Adnmson, V1ollnlr11
The Prl7 Song C Die Mw1tcnlnger)
Conc<'rto In 1-: Mmor
.f'"'llll• Ktlbud·. P1onlst Hundd
Schumnnn
von Otti nCuld
Thom1
MoLn l
Wo~nfr
Chnpf'l
'Let Me Call You' Patrick M. Malin
Bo\\ to your pnrtnl"r oml
uanuncl WI! p,o . • .. • .. T 0 Talk Thursday I Colh•r from nmc Wtllom(•tl•
I vnlll'y l'Olll'JlC!J V.lll H:Och l'QIHir{' At Chapel Servi·ce 1 dnnCl'S tomght Crom 7 30 to tr
p.m. m lh«! cnmpu theater for 1m
"CIRCUS DAZE" commirteo aro hard at worl£ buiJdlng a booth for thia Saturday 's fun fast which I cvt·ntnc or rolk dnnl'ing. Any 1..-C .,.,,c at 7:30. rrom left to right ato; June Collins. Wah Eck Bolly Erlkaan. Pat Kephart. Goorge student mnv nttnnd, nd~o'l&t M
loler4mdaa. frank Elhou, Chua Rummell and Shirley Gongelbac:h. (Story page I) llest••r Turner. donee 1nstruLtor 'I\ elm tmn'!! Rcsporu,b Illy
for C1VJI Right! ' wall be: the tnp1
of f)ntrH k Murpm 'Mnhn, '>.l u
1\o'C director or Amcri..: .. n c nt
• • MADNESS " vtclimh:es She Gamma gea anlo acung
Alpha Comma ·~appa show. T .u.s dey, (Story page II -'fhcrc 1 no odml 100 l'llllr t
and rcCreshmcnts Will bt su-'\ "11
Owen Cops First
AI Forensic Meet um n. tn th ch oP<J
crvicc of Mnrcl1 20 at 11 am
Mo'm \\ [C crndunt.t.">d In {'("t
nomiC'! rr .. m Whnrtun Scll 0 r
Ftnunt-• nnd CQmm,.,rcc uf
Umvcnnty of Pcnnsvh'11111n Fo
B ll 0 h gh f In\\ mg Uu ll• nttcnd· d Un1 n 1 Wt:n WQ!J 1 mnn r r , •
LcwUI nnd Clnrk in tht• 22nd nn fh('(llogrcol mannl") nn\.1 fl c l
nun I forensic Tourn:mu:nt of <'I"Sd college dfor tv. 0d )mnra. CH
gtll unte stu y wn o.nc 01 ' ChompltiOS M Lmfu!ld cQlll•gt 1 bJ 1 M:arch tl. 7 nnd 8. Owl.!n won fu II um 0 UOI\'erst y.
place In mtct prctwl.! 1 ndlng. Tht> co us tit of Pru!e ur M.1 m
I ~~01 cns1c Rroup mnklng th1.1 tnp Wt~rk ho< tn"kcn htm to thl Bnt
induded lw" d••bntc tt•nms :llld l•llo;. C<tntm ntnl F.urt'pc em
ten indivtduul ,;p.-•nk••rs rludtng So\" l Unaun1, the N r
Dtun:a Murphl rcar.hl'<l the fin ~nsll. Cnn:~dn, th~: West lndtL
und South AmctiCD nls in JUilltlr women's nhcr din· 1\1 lln' k
ncr ~pcaklnc and H L Tahor litd 1 : s 1Wor <.'Xp~;ncn« 1
(' uoc cmp Q} mLnt as pnv t.t .c,. •.. -for :S~'cond plocc ln jun101 llll n .. 1 ~~., Edd l 1 dllr) to _... 1crwuvu ~. nt r
extcmpurnncous !ipcnklnc. national ccrcturv of tll Y'MC \
. • m odd1ttun to tl <Jchms m t.ht 0.. JoC'k Grim ted v.on ccond I
place In ~l n1or mt n s l xtcrupn purlmuat of EI.'OnumH.:S 1 S>~. rth-
... n.,ou spcokmg. mort; colic&: s" lrthmllr • p, n
1'h1rt) collcgt s from SIX mute 1\\ h nm. trorn 1930-WaO
• ompclt.>d 1n tht• to us nnrn• nt \\ It He nl: hu s'"rved a .\m 1
Pnuflc LulhNnn colte~t.: toppln ~.:un Dlnctor uf Uu lnwm •U• n
th{ mo l team pomt :md the
Sweep t.nkc. trvph)
Rotary Club Plans
To Honor Sirpo
It W11l 1.1 "Burt~ S1rpo Oa
•t tht P01 tJbnd Rt•lti!J dub "'' c1.
ang Morch 18 nt lht B~.:n.omn hu
tel
l'rc ldt:nt Mur •on S l..l(fdl 111
Dire( tor of MuJ!tc Dr John Star~
E\ :m \\111 tnl-tt• pnrl m thl p 'I am Dr EHm v.alJ anlt:r\~{
Slrpo before club memb 1
The ronduclOr or the <ullc I
m-ehco;;tr I hus ]Uilll'd th(• lOI.D) RO
t l"l' club nhcr one.•, bt 1ng a mcll
ber of lh~ Vupun, FJnl nd ~..htll'
tcr.
Fh·l' m<'mbl!rs of lhl" Of'l'hl ~
lro \\ 111 honor 1 hc1r CQnd uclo
in n progrom of mu ae A ~:trm~
qunrt<'l rompo c:cl of Jlmnw An
nn Ia, ("oth\.•.rlnt DI.'Mn • J rn
Hurr1 nd Arlu.! Dale Hull, auul
1 hl" obm! or Dille K ugt:l '' 1ll com
pr'ISt tbl group
Buecrman Dood It
And Is He Sorry?
T.1ble \\ l'l't. turnt.:d fm lht (II I
t uuc url llon 13u .. Jmtl nn. trurt1
comma wn..:t In t \\1( t•)( \\ltgrnt1 n St:ntc~ 1n Nt.W \"nr~..:,
ll Pnt..1. Ex<>CUtl\'t: of tht. Ch
lct~l und Oru br nch vf th
OPA In W •'illlnfrl' n, n D put
Chief or the Dl\'151 '" 4.1! PI u T
und Rl qum men , Ortac.:: Q( F -
c.1 11 Rch i nnd RchabJIJltltl :1
Opl mt.tcm~ SUite dcpmliiL l.
Wu: hkn I n und o Vt<:"; ll1 t c
d lhl• JntLff;OHUIIllcnlnl u •
mttt...t. on Rt fuu• l rn t .. ondun
Church Offidal Vi~its,
Promotes Foreign Study
Mnr nrd F .u ') c: n. Uln
tudl'nl '' rJ. f Uu: ~· 1
li H'\!l n M1 ton$ • r th Pn
tlJIDn chutch, w 11 t on c m J
ciurm~ th \\etk ! M n l H
H~:r duty IS \ p m otc Am
ean student lnt~relit m r a 1
lltud ·• She .s L 1 r spun Jbl t
foreign ~tudcnl!lln Ulc: CS,
ud\ J r t thlm 01rran o.: h
fmnnec , n I k, <'IJ tn t.,u h ''It
II •I \h{ n
She "111 be R\ nil bl !or p t
onol conlC'I ur~.: '' 1th tnt• t
t1.1d1 nl• tmi.J tn 1)0 he r •ch• d t'
1 oo111 22 , f Pn lu tin!." M
lhrnu hnut t t: wnk.
.M If~. h.t ... (J h 1!'0 l 0\ I '
lh rt e< '""d z, tiel.• t {l)r p u k
ng an th" wnmg or n on c mp\J
Who IS U d thl• \ llliOtiOII llrk
and looking blce •painted t t? . • \ u-sot1le Ch 1l1 II • dt•J
,. 1k tort: mnn:~ ~:r • t nsh • I) in lh• 0 tenL J ,
Jf)4j •ntb)thlB 1do.fFrr •
M lOll h \'ld n.'C'Oll
•tmn m •o.r,l'r tun hn th
J •• p.m Kon, ttl P tllppun 1,1
Chmn Pag She PlONEER LOC Friday, March l.C,
• LC Bus Has Troubles
But Succeeds on Hills * * HE IMMORTALIZED 'PORTLAND COUNTY JAIL' *
rol ings lor lass
By Flo Ann Porkina
It may gN .) ou th~r~ and brmg you back, but not without dafll·
culues. ThM's \\'hnt th~ dri\'ers nnd pnsst'ngcrs on lhc ornngc Lewis
nnd Clnrk «thool bus say, but Joe Hoopes. hend mnintennntc mnn,
thinks ll's n pretty ,good little bus, consid.-ran.c c\'Cryllung,
Th• bus, a 1S4Z R~ . v.·u obtained freo 11.11 war aurplua in ox
change lor a Diesel elccuic: bus. which could do norythi ng but go
up hill~ Sine~ tho main reason for geUing the bur. was to take akl
enlhuaias1.a 'lo Mo\UU Hood the non·hill chmb1ng variety wu not ox·
ac:JJy prac:lical . and tho Salem school ystom mado lhe exchange.
The bu1 is also us~ to c.ury the choir. band and athl&tlc lelll1UI at
slmu. and i1 carries student• to church on Sundays,
For two y~.:nrs now sku; hn\·e :Cnlh: n ' \he rncks. water hns
dnppcd on PMSC.ngcrs. the bus llns sott n stuck. coucn wcdgl'<i 1>..'
twcc:n mow banks. m{'l tankers on narrow bndges, hod the tan r:un
through the rod1ntor, and run out of £8S. Wallttt Anlis, Jim Garrett and_;;;..._ ___________ _
John Buall have bHn tho driven, me up D htll nnd crept nlonc only
end thef haTo dinrso 11ories to to stop In front of n gns station
tell about the bus' antics ~d t the top of Uu~ lull. .Anoth~r
sheirs. One of them claimed that t&mc thl'y \\ crcn't so Ju..-k')·, be·
the bus bas a top speed of .tO mph. cause the bus had 10 be towed to
and much less than :that up hills.
From Rhododendron on up to
Timberline l1 is put in second
gear. and that is all lhe shiftusg
that is needed. By Garth Fonning
Students in Western J\metlcnn
Itt rnlUJ'\' wc1 c trcntcd two weeks
ngo to nn mformnl folk S(•ng l'C·
c1Uil by I heir-&nstr uc:tol', John
Gross, assocmh: protc~ or of ~:-:ns· lh;h.
Gaoss Slmg nml pht,rt:d the nu.
tohnrp, an instrument W1\h 1:!
kc.-.> s ~.·ach o( whll'h represents n
<'hord The instrument HS~mblcs
n hnrp in :>hapc ond hue; a tom•
One drl\'Cr cloims that ddvins:
tlae bus wenrs htm out both phys
lcnlt;,. and ment.nlly, m\d "hen it
comes tnnc to put on cliDlns il
ts one "bomble. d1rty mess.'' But
lhc.re ore ad\·nntagc:s too, be·
<.'nu nruclcs lclt on the bns fur·
uisl1 the drner mtcly with ski DEANA PERLEY . sophomo ro, and Dorothy Jeannol, senior.
'l.cwas =tnd Clo&k Paonccrs" lS Usten Intently u John Gron. Dllac:ln!o prof.,llor of Englitb. pleya e
wrilt~.:n in b&g, black !otters on
1 tune for them on bit autobarp. A folk-muaic export, Gross rC~Contly
the s&dc of the br:llllnnl ornngc playe<la.nd sang for his cJus01.
bu!:, but, nc\·e~lhelcss, one lady , . ,, ·' the cnmpus from .Rhododendron
by t1 dump tr:uck sent up b~· the
mnmtcnnnre dcpnrtmcnt. The
dump truck dtdn'l hD\'C c.hmns.
but n lo:.d or gra\'l'J soh·L'd thnl
problem.
cquapmcnL
As far as the com1ort of tbe
posscngen go.s. tbare are prob·
Je~ The bus bas two monslTous
healers which hell! a radius of
two feet. jus! enough 1o melt the
s.now on lhe skis o•er their head&.
And there are many eaus of
faJJing slcia.
Ouce the bus ran out of gns co-
* * * lnst \'Cnr got confused. The bus Rose Gardeners to Dine Ept·cureans Make slopPc<i foro 1'«1 hght downtO\\'n,
and Indy peered at the front or L. Wl. llld Clark ~tl moriol D )• • B I
Rose Garden club's annual dannc.r e lCIOUS an que the bus to sec \\here 1t was going. wdl be prescnlt.'<l by U\e colleg..:
Fmally, she knocked on lhc door Lhis evening in the cafctcrin. By Bob Fox nnd nskcd the drl\'cr 1f lhlS bus
went any\\ here ncllr the Ross The group coru&SlS of 90 men
bland bndge. who, cnc:h Saturday nrtemoon,
Joe Hoopes sn)s the bus doesn't
bn'i c any more trouble thnn nny
other car, but one can't help won-
dcr ""
TO DE OR NOT TO DE pr:une, cut back and dtg about the
3000 rose bushes in Ute Memorial
Rose Gardens .
* * * T• 014o OuUo•r')' D4
The members or the Cohesion
Duhonorary Culinary frnt~m&ty
nrc conductang thc.&r annual rc
frigerntor scnvcng~ •· hunt an
preparati on for the St'Dlor bun
quct.
Students Dislike Daily English Assignments Bob Forapplt>-S, president, :
surcs the coJI~gc tinancicrs that
the budge& is safe in their hands
nnd that not so much as one two
year-old potato will go to wa.ste
"The older the potato the easier
it is to prepnre . Most o! the spuds
Wl' havt> on bnnd were purchased
during the dcprcsston at Albnny
::ollcgc whL'n lht.!y wcr~ dirt
~heap . This dirt will not go to
wostc. Louk for ll in the mnshed
potatoes." Entenng students at T.C fnt:\!
mnny problems in the wny of
homC\\ ork. but one that arousct
contrO\'crsy out of n.Jl proPQrtton
to time consumed fs lhe DE, or
dnilJ english. nmgnmenL
DE's are mcorpornted lnlo the
English composition clnsscs re
qwred of nl1 :freshmen, nlthough
some students who hove entered
at m1d-term ha,.e not been forced
to take them.
Thll week the LOG cxpresst>!
the opmtQ.IlS of studentS who took
DE's some umc Elllce 1949, when
they were uuliated as an expen·
rncnt. or or students who arc
Stale Legislature
GOP Rawls' Goal •
Cnmp::ai&ning has really been
ot nn all-time hrgh on campus
lntcl) . &sa des student body can·
dJdat.cs. Lester R ... ..,.Is. senior buss·
nC"SS ndmtnJ.Strn' n maJor, bns
JOtned the nmk by TWlnLn& :for
1h stnt~ lcgislnwre.
Rnu.ls, who 1 nmmnn on the
Republican tickl. is mnkmg h~
first lry for p 1Ucal fame 'by
runnwg for rcprescnt.nti" e of
Orcgon'.s fourth dlStrlct which
oonosts mostly of WaShin£lOil
county. Rawls would "really ap
preciate campaign nssl!Ulncc of
no'~> Lewil and Clarlt students lht· • mg in Washington county."
HIS platform Rnwla &a)'S, 1S
.. gcn rnl, nod mclud-- t."<llnomy
an gOl.'eJ'Drnal t. :md honesty and
lntcgnty an polittcs:'
R wla hns been anvolvro m
1 pOlitic. unu my life." fils father
v. also acU\·c Ul t.h.c COP pro
grnm.
Now uwolvcd in
pccch • Rnwla lUll speak n xt
un March 17 ot the Chamber of
Commerce Jn Forest Grove He
1 alao lr)1ng to ot'gnnuc lh
Yotm Rcpub'acans" of V::ah
tn ton county. currcnllY Uilting lhem. The ma
jonty or students desu cd to re·
main nnonymous.
On~ junaor snid ahe worked on
them only long enough to Cinish
the as.s~gnment wrU1 \he ntt1tude
of just gettang oomct.hlng tn, so
she wouldn•t flunk. She felt \hat
the} wc.rc de!inlt.ely n wnste of
time nnd unc term \\ ould have
been more them suflJc&cnt.
"I don't think thof were o com·
pletc waste or tame," a sophomore
smd. ..but 1 thmk they were
strt-ssed too much in n week. Two
semesters wouldn't have been to~;
bad 1f the ass1snmcnts \\ere fnr
Utrci! days out or lhc week m
!'tend of four. (Ed. Th1s year as
CJCnmenta ore for only three duys.)
1 usuall)' did them 1n about
!orty•fi\'C minut•>s."
Junior's Term Paper
Pulls Disappearing Act
Term paper "'blues" arc bcing
sung by Roger Brown, ha.story
rtUIJOr, ns he searches Cor hL•
term pnpcr, "P1oncer Life 1n the
Or gon Country," ml!smg sine"
:March 7
The 21-page paJ)<?r wns taken
:!rom the caf~'lena ... No doubt by
nustnke,' Brown bell \CS.
Assuming that tt has been ''bor.
rowed" tcmporart ly, Brown plend!
that the indwidunl ~pi~ turn
it 1n to the lost and found. Nc:.
quesuoru wlll be asked."
Celt Yow FREE LUB£ Cud a!
Larry's
Hancock Service
5239 S. W. Macadam
loU r 11, Ttr AC!~~wrl :J1
t r L•. tJ
Tb!G Lowls & Clark Lic«nse
Number Gets 5 Gall. of Gu
FRE£
Oregon 671-298 Anothc.r ~phomorl! sntd, •·J
5pent nt least an hour 11 dny and
lound they h:t\'c been of some
help lhis s~mester on term papers
Othen,·Jse tht!Y were n waste of
tame 1 could ha,·c US<!d on other
homework.'
"Details were certainly stress·
cd." one junior cxc:lnimcd. "Now
1 never forget to c:ross my t's or
dot my 1's. Although I thmk the
hour a dal' l \\ orkcd on them
could ho\'e been used to bcttc1 Although the dinner is throe
months away the Jt.llc t.s alread\' • m the mold. •·rc we do.n't use h
th1s yenr," says Chuck De Stuff,
scc:rctnry, •·u \\ill be twice as
moldy next yenr."
ad\'antnge on ot.her stud&es." For the lnst ten years, adequate
Another jun&or s:l&d the mos: storngc room Cor the ldt.o,·ers
time she ever spent on DE's wo.: hilS presented n serious problem
one hour a day nnd she felt thut to the CoffPctcna. ll 15 requestc.:d
was too long cons&dcrang she sull thnt all students leave C·3 door
hod to WJ nc class p:apcns. "If l locked. The room is :Ctlled wath
dtd JUSUce to the DE's I im•nri- c.n.'CSS cr11nbcr:ry sauce. It became
obly took time :from my othea nr~ary to empty the cans to
homt. worl! 1
' cunserve spaoc so every lime o
· I don"! get onough out oC them curwus studt•nt op~.;ru. the door
fm the umc I'm putt an~' "'"" 1 the LC t.•nwllment drop:· at lenst
lhcm," one lr•!Shman gtrl sni~ one. All hungry per on:· wishing
·•J would rnthct spend the pme o pall o! cranberry sauce mny
lind effort on something eln"" pu1 chose 11 on the roof where n
Still another freshman spl'ndr trnp door hos been butll to aC:ford
two hours on DE's because he lower1ng of buckets.
wants to keep the grades hc'tt Tbe graduating sonion will
• mnde on class papers from drop-han a choice of gta\'U!S to go on
pmg. <Ed: DE's count for -10 per thdr POtntoc.s this year. Turkey
cent of the Engliah grnde.) All tu.• gravy, ch&ckcn gravy, beet grtl\'Y
c.-laim5 to ha\'c gotten !rom them or pork grO\')' wtll be among the
as a shgbt lmpro\'cmcnt m hf'f choic£-s Plense request your pol
gr.&mmnr . "Whlch could hll\'i.: son bce11us only Ute cooks know
been ac:complfshed m one scmcs- which one of the gTecn messes Is
tt!r,.. he said.
Ed: Next week: a defense
the EnglUh dopartmenL the one you wnnt. You too can
by hn\'C ODIJ rout i.n the gtavy. The
coo'ta dQ,
1 h annual 6enior banquet Is
f.:Olng to be a howling success.
Corporation Jobs Open The lrntcrnaty hos r• celv~d let·
.\1r. Mulaney, r<'CI'Uitm .. nl dl-t(!ns o! ~..~mgrn tulallon from .sever
rector for Crov:n·Zclkrbach cor-ol ntonufuclunng concerns for
porntion, will be on c:unpus their exodlcnl work Among the
Marrh 20 in Ute aftcrnuWI lo in· letter wrsl~rs wr:rc , uch prom
lt!n'lCW June ond J\ugust grad-mant pc(.lplc n.s, Walt F.rp. G1 ow
uola for JOUs in uccountmg nnd ly B•·Corbonotc Co .. Dtgcts Fn·
chetnllilJ"y. lcmglez~, Thumb, for thq Thummy
Students who would br. inwr-Co., ond n I tlt~r M warning from
steel in cmg Mr. Mulnncy, Uu American Me dicol a r•cwtion
should contact Mlu JuUa Juhn-All COl 1 • SI>Ond(Cnts seem to think
n in t.hc ploecmcn~ ofU~(l thi~ Ill "111 take n lol of guts to mnk
W<.ck for ltm ond ploc • the dlrlllcr n suecc . slmllnr to lhlll of n zhher: i•
pin) lld by dcprcsslnc o kcy
running lhc Im&crt~ nero
strings.
Cron llra1 bocomo lnh.:t
!n folk musi(' whll<l rat r.
!il'hool m Hill :~t tht•
of 01 I'HOn, Vronklln Wnlk~r,
lho1 of £1.1vurol books 'm
lit rnturc, was hi
there ontl first IDlf'rcstC'd him
thw tYP•' of music.
"Wh1IC tcach1ng ut W(]ll)hl
State colleac Crom
Gross snad, "I collected cV<:J')
song 1 ccord J could find.
HI waa tntoroated in .N<lifUiit'
sonss cspcc:inlly," he conh
"ond through tnlks wlth ,n., ....
ln Woshmctun lind ldnho d
crcd mnn~· songs pt_~ullnr to
• rcgwn.
''J got hold or n guilnr n
lnlt!r, lcumcd n tcw .ongs
bcgnn \(l ~lng,"
Aflor coming lo Oregon
collciC to teach m 1946 nnd m
roll O( I hut ) car to LC\'wlS
Clnrk. Cross conupondcd
folk song sanuers nnd colteel.cl
among whom wns B. A.
outh(la• of tht: book "Trcnsu11
American Folklore .''
Botkin "ishcd Gross
tra\'cling through Portland
1950. They spent nn c\'emng
gcthcr smg1ng songs, and o~
the songs GrC'SS song, "Por'Ua
County Jnil," wns later ln<:oq:
rated into Botkan's book.
Cross and Verne Bnghl,
gon pO~"'t and writer who ts
president o! the Oregon .1-'ol
ocicty, me currently work101
cstnbllah a Portland chnptcr
...he socwty.
3hack Templin
Opinions Divi_v
Docs ~he snnck shnck
temptatio n to the student to
studying nnd clnliS(!S!
nnd focully queried this
revcnlec.l the following:
INA RENE DE'fROW,
man: "I! you hove o dull
it's cosier to cut it und co to
shock for n cup of coffee. Jf
shock wnsn't lhflrc, neither
be the temptation to cut ·•
CHRIS PAZEO'TOIP01
"•mior: "1\'s n lcmpt~tton
div&dunls who don't hove rc"'1~
:10c:e or will power to sUly
-but who hns nny will po\\er
resistance?''
-~."'JADINE GOI.DFOOT,
man: "In the morning,
lnr~')·, if th~o.• litudcnl hns ml~ J
breakfast, he goes to the
-' to (•nt und stnys awhile.''
FRED TOMLIN, :Junior:
hock doesn't parliculn rly
me to cut classes but 1t ctclltni.Ui
du;rupts my sturly schcdulelot
PAT MILLS, Ire hm:m: ••If
plnce was cleancc.l up it \\·oua..,
be too bnd, llccauw ll is pos:IU
to stu<.ly in there when it's not
crowded.
NANCY B A R N U M, ju
"Students get antcrcst cd an
mg to n frJend, mass 10 nur1u;1
of clo5'5 nnd then don't bother
go nt nlJ."
PRISCII.I.A Wt-:ST,
··Jt. o!fcrs nu temptation
becnuso I'm too busy dome ... ...,
thnt a1c more important .''
MI:SS RUTH CHfNDGlR.E
h om •• •!<:ont,mlcs d~: unr1
"'I ht~ shack doesn't hnvc ent~;.;
3pJJI'I'II l•l the guod and
cntlous lud• nt Lut
tempts the poot• student "
JUDY JOHNSON,
"When rl1 t entering .-oil e
tudcnt is tempted to \\ nstt•
m the ahock, hut after h
orne uccu~>k•mc d to cuiJc.:gr
u c.:s lu tunc more t H ell Stuc
Ord
Thq
Mnn·l1
void
Nuncl
A r'!
Jlllll'h
Mny
FINJ1
Pntl
Vcrml
liOn 0
tauon
sludct
Th
\\Om
on l
onh• •
cd orl
of DC~
each l
new 1
De.!!
cnnlliJ
cd fo
Ou\
lO th
chnrn
pccte
Gay
Sla~
Apt
Fool'
It Wll
er is
time,
\·aud 1
Ntnct
Ch~
nounq
WJJI
30, D~
must
be c"
that
their
Jud
SPE~
£t!n·al
Borbq
Ame~
pr1~
will li
mosl
and n
five
for
Jo'iv
Clnr~
Io ourl
erum·
culleg
Mnrcl
Tht
su.di•
Cnmp
Cor·
nnd 1
t.cam
pete 1
T
~lim
1 the At
1e Signt
to I bNli«•
!
dl'tt•m\k
Jl.
oa hoYt
ospoe11"
pping •
IS had ·~
r oppOll·
fight fo1
down lc
IOJed the
lor two
he Indo
qualified
esdc:&y by
roughly.
o Crotk
I by Dout
'ld
squad t:
LongbaliJ
fhind hu:
lvcl\.
:ken. cd
,. Sigma
ltg turna
oeeaaion
ankcd 14
iem.c
.1ble
len on
tplo) Cll
!!lying relt,
ASL
tudent Lake Win Other Offices
Council Run-off Election;
ole Light on Second Bollol
nt11 Owt:JI dcl•'lll• d llotg Cnt lO·
on the run-oCr ballt~t lo wm
rncc for thl' ASLC ptc~;ldcnt'c
Wtnnens (In the second bnllot
wore Hetty l.nkc nod .lim
'J'hcy won ccr<"tn~·· ur.
rcn:1\1rc.r' posts rf'JJli'CtiVcly.
Voting wos v ry light us only
fc\\ mon• lhnn 500 bludcnl
bnUots. Thi is lc&S lhau 50
Cl'nl or tbl' ehgtbJC Studc:n:
on th~ cnmpus. In the
(u•st lCCIIOll, clu I! tu 050
l!lll \\1'0\ to thr• p{\ll,
On the flr"tt bnllot lnst wcck,
('n nnd Cnrtodon wcrr• on top
R field O( fOUl' C/lnthdntes for
student body pr •ulenl's oiJ
B cnwr• of n Licht rnc•· how
, not ont• of tH: hopefuls held
Jarg" enough IP!ld to wm \\lllh· out 11 run-o({. Owl'n wun
wct•k's lcction hy n v••ty
1Clnl1a I margin how ever
'111e new Eludent body pr.-...
dcnt-!.!lr;c' rec:cnlly won o Lt111 Pt"l
In the Lfnfi•ld coll"ge IPCt'ch cun.
lc t hc•ltl nt McMinnvlllt. 0"' n
tE o JUnim English mojor. He 1
n cradunte (Jf Fr~nkhn hlan
11choo1 oi Portlnnd. While In hiJ.th
tc:hool he was • l,.c:tud prt ldt'nt
1( tlw Franklin student bodv For
21~ yc:rDts b tore comlnr. t Lt
1
" nnd Clark, Owen II( 1 \'1 1.1 waL.
the U. S Marines. A I LcWJJ; nnd
Clark he was VIC<! pn dt N ol
his ft'CShmnn class.
8(!tty Lnkc, jumor clcm(•nlory
cducallrm ml.llor. dcfflul\:tl Bt:.ll\
,Jean Duke for !lac !>C.Crc\lrry
C\ffi<:c, Betty IS :1 nra(h.Jillt: llr
Porlhmd's \\'nshm~t.nn h i r. b
AND CLARK. COT ,I EGE rhool. On this Yt.::!t 'K rally £quotl
h" 15 n I so n rnr·mb••r (I{ AI ph"
Gomrnn StJrt~rlty nnd Sneojnw..::tno;,
Sclphomore J1m GunctL won n
clo l' mcc ror the lre:t urcr're of
fici", d1 f~otln~ Clark Steph ru
the othf't candtdotc on Uat> run
ntf bnllol. J 1m 11 n pre Ia w maJor
untJ grodunt,-. or Ltncoln hl{.h
chofll In Portlnnd If• I ncllvf'
in the nffnlr or the Dclto T I
!tho ft utcrnlly,
John P&~ul Jnnc r.utnod Uu:
'I kr prt: dt n l.s oflic(! "nd th"'
,Yell l.tn team uf Chuck Ba"'
Uwtomou • Hem Cunningham nnd
Dovr L1mler W1.2rc e!r ctcd on the
far 1 l111Uot lu L W£'l k.
Announcement or \h &IX Gold
Key owurd winuus Will not tak•
plllcf' until the Mn)' l~tlVnl CHr·
• • IIIli Iion.
EST. 1867
Volume X. Portland . Oregon friday. March 14, 1952 Number 21
Madness' Proves • Library Receives
$1850 Endowment .. RM
14
~ & LLAUI\ COUfGE
"HEARTY CONGRATULATI ONS" t!·o cxund~d to the now prc:U
den!, Bill Owen. a& he enters oUu:o 1:1 the .. LC Wn~c Houac'" from
bi5 friend and competitor, Hclg Cnrtozian.
Campus Carnival
Opens Satu~day
'l'oday and tomorrow nre "Ctr
~us Daze" on the cumpus.
Thf! cates of Uu eym wtu
Top-Flight Show open Sotutdny mght ut i·3o pm
for thr• c-nrnivu I \Vhu:h \1. Ill oe Ut
"gnand rsnnh" of two duys work
The L"wi.s nnd CJork librnry by almolil •'\1' ry Organ tun on
will b• nt•flt from an S1850 en~ the ~111npus. Pha Ep don, I ., c: liD ttJcla;
Bt.:tu, b:mkctb It throv. D<'1t.J Tuu
Rho, lmscmcnt rr::o ,. • At ph:~ Rho
Omeu , f(j tun h ' und hot
dogs, Knpp;l Pill A.p!:la, re~td
bl't':ik; AcUCIO ) .. rt p h bolrci:
Signw Rho. fLh pt.•nd, Trod
chip IOS3; Colhr.con. eu~t> ,. all-:
~am t
Wlll ~
with tbl '
at By Herb Scholder
Lor: Drama DCIJtor dowment fund ~stabhsh•tl by t.h, AdmllUif•>n to t h l' ''Circw
Ott unn society oC CcrtHit:d Public Dnze'' fun fest 1.! by •h~ n cnrnlvnl
Accountunts unci the nrcountinJ button which rnny be purch&~d
fu rn or r~at. =~tllr\\ ick, Mitch"ll h-om PCJ.I club mlmb~_r !(lfin>· cor The annual Knppa-Alplt<l Gamma revue Cdme to the Cam-.1nd company. nt lhe tloor Soturdny n•cht. Cost SnctJil\\'t.niU, Artun,_ \f.!llmc Ak
'" hnll, cnnd1cd npph ..
Rd t..v Lf'aks• n urt.:t. d ~.: \'t:ry or-
dnt7.utlon to p ... y tne1 booth :r
to dther c~org'-" 'lnrnn(l41JI o
Sbtrlt•y G ngl,.~t'h n ' hitl"r th:Jn
l\lvndny, Mu~.b li Caxd l1
• 'ICe
1m
orh•
License
gf Cas
88
c
r
¢ s th~atcr last Tuesday \\ ath a very favorable rcpulttlion Tlu lnt••r• <t Jrom the fund WJII o! th• button I& 2!i c nt5.
h be U'\cd for purcl1:atnr, books tn Booths, dec:orot• d 1n the lrt1 irom previous efforts, which no doubt accounted for t c over-tht.• fJC!d of nccounting. 1 he fund dalton of th• Cll'cus blg top, w1ll
house, which found even the balcony packed. :c; to be kno,~n os the Erlc P hne the wulls or th• gym. Ht:-, d p .
Vnn Mcmorinl fund. •idt' the concc JOn booths, res-IK s to Awar ::n:e High expectations oftt•n lead to a fall but "Manhattlln Von, formerJy an m~tructor 1r h\'llle!l "'aU mclud•• face d.,ncln AI 'Circus Dcze' Show
Mndncss" turned ou l to be even better than the most delirious ntcountmg :Jt lc\1. is and Clnrk m th«: cent•·r of th !lonr, mumr Th~.; MU5tnn chaptcr of the
1.1 h h d C wo klllt.."Ci 1n nn ~llrplnnc crnsh by u student combo nnd n nl Int··.......,ll "'ml" K n 1,. h l
5 \\all Kappa or Gnmma cou u ave ope or. c 1 r L'~"' "' ... ...
n~,;nr Ookland, o 1 umta, un NClrcus Dnz('" lcfr~!.hmf.'n~. oword t.hLlr annunl troph~· ot the Where to stnrt, [n rcvlawmg n Bettyc Hibbard and Juck Jt'n· All gust 24, 1951. He rved D.! Orgnulznlion,; "'ruch h .. ,. .. reg l'[ll nh•ol Saturd.a,· rught to th
lhow thnt wns \\'t.: ll·ntih JX'_rtccl, nings, ns two big-town .) ok••ls, vicc-chaJnnnn of the Oregon I! tcrt.'d whh l' 11 nl\·-.1 cbnll'mon orgnnllnUon \\ho has Ut mo t
somcwhnt of n pu.tzlc. Not, of h h d cl '·I Stnt•' Board of Account:mC} Betty Erak!:On Cor conr\.SSI• n ongmnl booth Tbc booths will
b r' brought dO\\ n t e oust, nn ~ pr" uknt or Oregon Sodety or booths incluuc ICniOr closs, cor bf' jud~ 1. n tht basis u! one-that ''V••ry cnst mcm ' ~l~l \•cdl.'. 'fhc'-', and ns n moth•r ' ••bile ·' ""OUnlan•·. ..nd p ....... ,. f d d h j I 1
w " , ~ ..... ~ .... .. • ._, •• ,. an ouc nuts; un or c: a& nuhty, neotnt.: . nnd support ur n potentinl Ethel .Me• mnn or 01 tuct, tlw who!~· c:nst, wne S(l dt•nl of Portland cltnpt•·r of Ha soft gol( boll thr<l\\, sophc.more the • Ctrcus Datt.: theme.
~rl Lnlw, bul the t:!ntirc Bhow obvtously enjoying tlu~m:.t:lvcs Nnllonol Assodutaon of CilSI Ac:-clnss, bnrbo r shuv~ shop, AJphn
\\'tiS full of so much spirit find SQ thut it wns prnctlcully impo siblc t.'IHintant . Ht.: wns n partnPr 1n Gammra, tt>k••fl; Thuto l{upp'J
wdl·pncl•d t)lat I, nt lcnsl, cnu't foa the audlcnciJ lo rPslsl them. the PMtlnnd ufflc•• or P~,;nt, M:u·· dnrt throw: Delto Phi Gmmnn
lft'n1t·nnbl~l' wht•n I've ,•vcr !i<''" so wick, Mltdlt!ll and company, ac-'t.'lt•grmns: Alurnnt, movu; : Sig ,ISC Approves tnjoynbl\! nn nmnteur prodnc· Although Slartint.: out t'X<'I'I· counhanl.s. 'mn .t\lphlt Stgmn, bingo, I.IUnbll
lion. !cntly, the rcvu~ sr:t:mcd lc• get,------------------------------" IJtth.• b1•ttt•r with each u~l tht1l Perhaps Hat.• secret u! it nll cumc on, possibly due to lhc fact
wu.~ the pncmc nnd c:untinuaty. thnt the big productlon numbers Altl!r the O\'t•rturc, w hi<"h got the
ond conct'rtt d bits wen:; snvcd lor auaat·n\:c m tht• propt r m()()tl, the
curtam Wt.•nt up c•n the singing the latter hnlf. Gay Nineties Show Plugs Forward
As Individuals Top Group Entries Of New Sorority
Thl." ronst.~tutton of DclL'! Pha
Gnmmn. Lc·s !ourth orotl\)
wn, nppro,·cd IL>.St Tu day b\
the lSC IL \~ M ronnulntcd b•· whtch lnh'CKhiC(d th.e Onwn Miscnh1mcr con pru;s fur
lhemc of the revue nlc:~ly wtth u professional top dnncm· nny
"New York. New York" Then the t1mc. as for us thas renewer 16
...... t'nmc rhmr. nnd '' llhout o concerned. She dtd a 1-outme to
rnnmcnt's pause thl' Kappa qunr-"Sunn\' Side of tho Stn:d" ns
cnme out (Jnln lhc upron tu do sung by tht Kappa glee dub, Ch.ltrmon Jlm I.onf! cnlkod the
"Gl •t u ards to Broad "nd while I dun•t want to dc-
'Wlj~:~ •• Y nl'S • ;rue\ !rom the cxrell~ncc of th two ,,., (!kf; ov.•tw. ru-st mc~linc o( partlCIPtint in
tlu~ Gny Ninctk rc\'J• w lnst
n1stM to orgonlzc rhe acts nnd
plnn 5tnr.c SLlS und r• hcarsnl dat~
for the how \1. hlt'h i.& now JUS I
Tins nlmost-hrenknl•ck spcl•c.l
"&S kl'J"It up 1 ight throu(•h the
lmal( und the nudicnrt• ncwr hnd
~ dumc. to let itn ottcuuon wnn
dtr Ktlppn ~lee c:lub, I'm ruruitl Lhey 1-:ight nets hu\ c Lo.:••n subm1tlt cl
m1gl11 n! wtll nnt hH\'C bt;cll thci'C ;so fur, nnd Jim C):P ti.S more to
w!.~·n Miss .:\llSi•nhimcr """"' on be 1•nl~,;tt u ll fore rcht.::arsuls bc-stuac, ror ull the Rttl'llllon they h
tJifl nc. ·t Wt, k He snys l n~ m~rc
gt't. lllt••t ul!l hus l11 t'n . hvwn by In
.. :ornewhnt of on rtnnllynnc c• dur-•11·,·1•' aul thnn o J;llntl'tutwn •. T<1 this r vl••wcr, unc ot thl-· an 1111, show was lhc eontmuul\' "'
highlights c•f o show thut WI\S full " • C fl ·h bulbs llll two cu· 'fill' F'or.•u:ucs club hns • ntPI(!d
or thc Ill, WiiS lhc ''l .. ifc Upon th( POJJplllg 0
' 11
~. ' c tok··n O(I'VI'ry l 11 htlllllll ous munolo{lUl, nnu Chnr
\\'irked Slattt.:" m.unbe•, r;ung by thTt c plcturt s \\' r , 1 11 c • b ::nd L1 rry Bt•~;trnm, n•
Joanne r:llJs, }."c rill s p r 0 t t, ~~~~nt:k~:h:t f.':'c~1
:n~:u:h~;~ « I "' .lin~ 'l'hnxl r lind ~1cAfct
Jeanne• Uulsbrlnk, Ann l•'1tch, oformancc nnri thu p.1rrd hnllo; ru"< pre enung n k• tch on
Jonn I·:Jiiot ond Shirley Gcngc_•l· 111
1 c P• 1 f th . nudlclh ~ 1h" l..Ooy r'tn( Ut th tn••
'·· d t ~ d I lc ' ) "" o c I b t n .. ""~h. The Wli) the In h o; mum.t• , 1 .,61 dnys 1'h• tor.t.: \\ 11 c t.: up "'
U]) anu down ond nng 11Uhl llUt I Oh \\'ell, l~crc r, on Y .. .., flOY nlncut. supp~.:t club t Gt'
was dcltr:htful. to uexl ) ••nr s ho\\ • \\ lth tin ref!«: tors und nn old l.mt
bar room atmo phC'rt:: Th re nrr
plnns lo makl' o drop srrc~n \Hth
Signs and pu:t ... ~-:.'1 Of tht' llf!l~
ern.
S~nce the oll-rhool nss~mbl•
"''Ill tnkc plncc on April l, tb('
Tu£ dny nfter \tleotwn, Jun nys
1h1n. Will ho\' to b quate o bit
of work uont: O\ l!r \'Ot'auon. -------
Senior 'Invites' On Sale 1xtcen lr(".>hmun \~Omlm durt..u,:
Jnnunry.
Officers of lht' new SOrority Drt'
n follows: prc!itd nt. Dann(! \'m
lon; vice pre tdent, .Patty Gret
1h •1m· l..""rotnry, Jncki• Alf n:
tr\ nsur r, Ruth Cregenon, hi to.r
mn, Ko~ Lov~; t r£l' mt-ut-nrms,
P. t Mtlls: lS :rt pre • nt u,',
Knt) N\~; ch .. platn. Ann Lonr.-
ballu Th' nd\·i: of the or .o.tm
.t.ntaun 1 l\l.n; l~t::nnre \• n .'\nl· Selll!ll lllVItlltfOn n~ DOW On
"'' l'fl, he.1d TC$ld nt tJ! Akin lmll salt•, Bob Iluc••nnnn, ••nlor clnss '
Schcdul d plnni; !or lhc futur" pt'l'•!!ident. nrinnunc~.'d todny Or-
l.lt r r, '' tn muy be ' bulln d nt the In( I lith tulpln \\ •lh tile,; P' purtt·
tlon of lhl' l\l ' F t'\• • t 1 \'Ill books tor.;.
Pr"~ 1£ U1c invitntlon t.'xdu-The DclUt PW nr arran ·~
!.liVe of tht.: indh ldUfiJ nOm t;;Jtd$, (()I' grnd ChouJ l.'bild n to dn
1 13 C'i nts cath N unc cmm nrc the Moy Pol<' :1 nl'(' Tht y u 1 •
purchu.,ul St'pnrotd\' nnd pn d plnnnlnr. ' '~ atl r balll t for tht.'
lli.'1.~1rdln to the t) lc •I e:t d I me fl• ll\ lly. Peg Two
Welcome, Dclt 1 Plu Gamma sorority to the campus wom
en' h llemstic world.
Th~.;; Inte.t....Sorora\y council, an acccp\mg ~our clmrler· hns
giVen you Llu'! r·1ght to enter mto thl' many acllvtt IC!' that
moke up l)oront) llf\! working w~th other campus Gr<'ck Ol'
gam nhons; planumg dance·; compNmg m sports event~; par
tJCipnlmg m assemblies and cont~.s~ ...
You SIXteen wom\!n now stand before n s1gn po!:il thnt
points tu Succe c and Fallurc. By taking the left fork you will
d1ssolve before enJO~ ing the bencf1t~ you should rt."CCJ\'C. Loud
talk, big 1deas and no acUC\n only lc d to o rlend end.
On tbc oppos1tc side of the post JS the ~1gn poinLmg to the
nght road. Fracndlmess helpfulness, OJgamzallon nnd coop
erallon m rk th1:> correct way. lkmg of scn·1cc to the college
and at t.ainmg the goals ~ ou h:we ct arc well·\\ orn furrows m
the high\\ a~.
Your w1lhngness to work on the carmvnl, Inter-Sorority
dance and Ma~ dav actn·at1es as C\'ldence ll13t you are nh cady
takmg the !Jrst steps on lhe right road.
Alpha Gamma. Stgma Rho and Theta Knpp:~ e:l\tcnd to
Delta Ph1 Gamma the.tr hands of fracndship and hope thnl you.
too, will fmd the mtegrnted felJowshap a sorority gh·es to you.
N. M. M
Chanrre
(~ • Ill
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All prc<=edl!nce wa dcslro~ cd in Gold Key award:. lh~s
year.
When candidates appeared on the ballot lhere w!ls no
menllon made of the acth•lties of eaclt or tltc persons strivint!
for the award. Voting was lowered to the level of an out and
out popularity contest. A name was voted on-not what had
been done for tlte collegl! or the amount of tame given to the PIONEER LOG F'riday, March 14,
Candy Machines Pose Greater Threat
To LC Finances Than Digger Devices
81 Don Floron
It as mdt cd fortunot~ thot thlt~
campus Is located out~ld<' the
Portland C'Jty hmtts or Jnk" Bi•n
nctt, ot re<"nll fnm~. would no
dl)ubt b·• J)l'l onnlh dir~rtlng tlu•
1'\!rnO\ nl of cand) mochlnct; from
tlw lohb\ of the twm.
l\ IS :;omething mor" tltnn c1
gamble ns to wht•thcr n student
Rcls anytlunc in ro.:hun fur has
m \'est ml'nt m t hl' c nu::ltcJ· en t~rs
It JS n mlrnde if h•~ nO<>S.
The moro forlunalo "pin) crs.'"
f&ndan~ all othf'r levers. hondlc.~.
etc, to no ovtul cnn somi'timcs
re.,.ort to thl' "Toke-n Chon co.:"
lot for their pnyofl.
Th1 anc\•Unbly l suit$ m the
sudden pos.,cssion of one bac or
salt~ pt"anuts. I hove hcaui thot
clephnnlS nrc s1mpl) crnt)' nbuut
thlm
Usuelly. howover . this lever
does not work c.1thcr and th•' stu
dent bcgtns to wonder "hnl son
of <:ontnvnnce It as thnt CQn•
fmnu; h1m-a candy mnclune or
a sn\'angs banlt.
One<! m !l whih. two tll lhl'l.·c
sound k•cks W1ll dlslot1 ~c the
com Howcvl!r, the apphcntmn Qf
clodhopper$ to the >lldc or the
mnchin<' I E:t!ncrnlly fr(lwn•·d
p m b\' the 0\1. ners.
So is. turning il upstde dO\\: n,
• 1 he help of one or twu sym
pathetic by-sl.hndcrs, nnd bounc
ang 1t on the cement floor.
My advace JS thiS! If ) ou nrc
d~ pernt.cl~ hun~J"l. try j;Orn<> t • r \\ n:v 10 obtntn noun ilmcnt: l With nn tlluminated
but af you or•~ onlv fet•ktn' n btlnrd,l '' nlurc to lUll th('l \
thr1ll, af stnmbhng l11 m your hnv. r.rc'DlCI cmY. d npprnl
IJlood, 1Jwn ~h~ ctmdy mnclun('<! the pln-hnll muchln• nt
nrc for .,\'0\1. linJ(nnw
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"'Certainly you remember-it was the experiment J aaid
wouldn't need to remember or takt' notes on," ---
varymg actl\"ltles. BARK OF THE LOG
We were under the unprcss1on lhat Gold Keys are gwen I.---------- ---------
to seniors for their nc:ti\•tues not Just populnnty Each person
on the list desen•cs the award but each person nlso deserves
the nght to the customary hHing. 'Ski Team Members Must Have Recognition ,' \1/rite Donna, Judy;
'List Oualificali!>ns of Candidates for Gold Key,' Urges Freshman
Ne.xt year let's go back and do it the way ''it hns always
been done..., \V. B. W.
A Little LiQ1lt (,; Here
ln the beganmng God sa1d, ·•J.ctlhere be hght" and there
was light Now we. who make no pretense at being God, make
a plea for hght-not to separate "hght from the darkness · but
to make the darkness light.
The light for "'htch we ask is electric hghts to tltuminate
the dark pnths of our campus. We ask only enough to make
our-enmpus safe for students at mght to take a walk to the
library or the lower campus or to parking lots
V!iitors to our basketball games nnd other mghtt1me ac·
th·ittes r1ght!y could fmd cause for crattcism. After se\•eral
games held m the ~ m, it \\a d1ff1cult for them to fmd thelr
parked cars.
The condition 1S not neces!ianl~ because of luck of ltghu.:.
Jn some mstances, ::tudents tW'n them off umntentionally and
m other , bghts were not replaced when burned out.
At nnv rate there ts n need !or a clean-up of our hghtmg r I
situntJon. A battery 11cc.harge. ne\\ bulbs and n lttLle sonp and
\\'Bter on our headlights would help
W. B. W. Tsk, Tsk. O'Day
To the ~ .:. ~
h has co .• e to the nttc.ntton of
tht: undersi,;nr.d that om:•• m•)r••
k1mg was 11ot nwut1om·d in the
LOG
We thmk it unfaar thM !he slu·
dent bod\' d•)CS not know thnt our -" om~.:n's team rt:!prcs\!nU.:d the
"'chool at the Northwest Women'
lntereollcgtate meet In WhtlefJsh,
Montan
Thet both the men and worn·
r>n reo • t~ the school nt the
P.actCJc Northwest Skt nssoCJnUon
Class C Gumt Slalom chnmplon-
htp nt Hoodoo bowl nnd cnm
hnme wath u champ1on .
That the-teams also rcpr<· cnt.cd
he scltoo m two ot.~cr mccu.
tk Port 'nrd Da) Trull J ace and
~I! Sc.hncl' Vogcli Stundord r.ICL'
nt ~·H Hood
Appar~ntly tho LOC p rts
'<i.J•,.r d • nut ttuntt $1.nnJ: tm
port.am enough to mentum and
pcrl DP' .. d1.l\.:!l not rl call tlw doY
W II• n Ll-\\ IS Olld C ttrk W(l& w<>JI
'mo"'n through •1.1 kt t••um
The p. t.nt to..nm mcmb r~ dv
rm ~her ood '"l' lryuu~ hard by
I 1\'tng ttl' 1r own time nnd m{•n..:y
10 k t, p skun~ tdiv at l.cwas nnd
Clot k \\ nh the hope of once ngnm
U t I ~ Coaee.de Press
o t 1 publl eoltrg Putll ~ I. J;r)Ar 1 n of lh" A V<"lat t tUu'J nib w U:lr ctur na: II I! llt-St' 7 ar r lA I• nr1 rt •rk
u~"llpllon rat •
En1 Tit(J .. .,,.,.....nil r rr 'hT 11 Portland, Or'oJ.I:o
EDITOR
Bryce White
Bill Foas Managing Editor
Don F'loren Anit.tant Ec!iJo:
Ana Granning EoUor'ial Editor
, Nancy Miller Society Editor
~n : Dew~~, Osnb :raW>Jq,
J'loyd c ll m m j ll •• o~cnldbt<t 8prou, 0 h a r 1 e • Ob.at:uu.ln.
Cat~ :Detu.1.rllt7, J:laia..
:Drill, .Jim llpo'bll. :C~w1D Do.G.a,
W'arAe.)', aNlUI.ID¥ , Plo Ana P<lr•
l::ha 1 V1rf&11la !Jo IO'm!Ul. Gt~raldine Sprolt Aut. Society
To1n O'Doy t;poru• Edi:or
He 1. ScholCSc:r :"caturtl.l Edhor
Jim Tomlin Bu1ine11 M51r.
Blair Lindlo Adv. Mgr.
Ol«~ulat.ion t &otb Bnutll,
Pat Stranoy, Al IStaplnuan.
Col •mD.!r.at Oharlu OIIJb, Pant
Xll'c-er, Doo Klllldttnun ; &porua
To-m Hartl•:r . AI &tcpbanaon ,
Pl otorrapbu: 1act Traob111 balll:tm • a '!tr•Jng tcum
Wo foel that th e a\uden~s
~l•ould he &1\'t:n the rC<lOgnltton
•!',cy dC'Sl:!rVI
Donna Gaylord
Jud\· Gcrlnclt
Just a Suggestion
To tho Ed.Uor:
As n 11112 mbcr oi lht: fN."Shmun
"'lns.s mo" J make n suegcsun,
1ocgurdtng the Gold Key Sc.mot
Awards" I I• c) lhllt thc•re h(luld
be more cxplnnntwn obout whnt
the G(lld J<cy Awnrd art !or
A!uo, I thlnk' Lhat 1t would b<' • • good aden \IJ k<'!:'P the •lr•C'IIon
out of tht: pupuJurtly COilt••o;t
1,Ut nnd gn•cn to lhl' JUnior o
OfetJQr cla&I('S !or vollng. Thardl)
why not nomsnotc more p••oplc,
slve more "ward and hat lll"
ettvlu~:s of the cnndldot<.-s on
the ballot 7 f"'rom whol I ho\lc bc•~n abl.
·md out, the:-number of Gol"'
Key nward w.ts •:stabllsht>rl
when tlw s~mor <•lass was •tn ~.;
lhml of ilS present 6it.c.
1 reel that the t wt:lvc candt
rl~tcs nomtnalcd "''Crc..: probab!;s
good chDtt'•!S. But I contend that
l\locnty pr>opl~ should be noma
noted ror nt Jcasl tl?n awnrds Aay penon who CQnSI!Hc.r'
W(.u ks for tht• student l.Jody
1lu.• •c•hOf:ll should bu giVen
ficaent 1 ocugntuon for tl1c1r
fot ts.
Why not add n few moa,. nntt
to the tweh;•• nommoted,
thmr net h•1tles, .. nd I~ t tht:
per clossmt.!n \'Otc fo1 the cnre
dates? Dav. forter
THE BULLETIN BOARD
Phone-es at Willameite, U. o! 0.
¥/in Temporarily Battle of Di1ne
Students at the• Um\ erslty o 'iUml'd cl 1 of Intel l'Ctu 1
Oregon. Orl'gon St le and Wtl In th• "Letters to thr> I·:d11t:
111n11: Ll<' have \\On n t<'mptJrar~ 1 rolumn m the SoJJitle -\ 1 tory an thc1r fight ogaln!it ten p3pr•r when 1t's lll ·' to bt
.t tc'tphrmc l'l•lls "hen lh!J editor an wet hi o
Par1flc T£'IC'phonc and Tel.:-lcucn;, Ji(!g Voter nsked If
gr:1ph compnn) nf1te1nls h ve at-enh<1wu was goinr, IQ run
lowud somrilll o;, frntcrnaucs unc pJC'sJdr.nl
o np to anstntl tlal-Jate tele An•worod tho editer, "AJ
phon·~ '' Jth pro\'bllon!>-lhat n• matter of lqc•t Bcs, J don t ~ .. y
complolnt be ftlcd wlth the Pub But I cnu lt>ll you unr thtn
la(' Utahtl('s t'omnul\Saon nnd U D• Et'l('nhowcr rwu lnr
no prt•< urt-bl.' ( )(ez trrl to pbct nnd "ms. th • 11 xl lmpo
them an Unn•t•rstty·owncd tlom1- quc-sllon w11l bt.: Wall 'I'ru
11nr1t> un !or Ct>ncrnl
Tho arrongoment. announce :l At the Uuwcrslly of
thas week, will ~ an effect !o 13 rn.1rr1l'd Btudent!! 1c.:
G0·90 doys wht.c an lm cstagot1on cons11tutaon for l\l1rr&\!d
IJ: t n 1cd on I nents council On of their p-
Cirl an Crunn:1t hall t~t Con p~t,.>S wm be to (' £•ilt mor
:men umvcrslly I a\._. b~ en giver lC'rest m 1 udent gu\ rnmcnl
the word Tt• paP adcnt lolr A variety of ht oct lines np
ttwm lhot ht•reuher the)' mUBI "<i Jn the Daily T'oxen.--{1!
not nn,w<•r the \••lephun(' by su~ ,;mtmg thnt £1 11rofc or'=>
111g, ''Hdlu. thiS is Cwrnutur') had commit ted sutcadc hy
Hall," or "Wt.o tn the Hall d' ping 111 Jftlnt of n tr 1n uno
)'OU wont"" l"t!por tmg thnt a formN t1
In orw 1 • • of the Oregon body preJJtd• ·nt '.\a to go on
Doily Emerald. ll wtrs 1 cvc11ler. for mun.lcr, and 11!1 notlw
ltant ·• grou)l u( students had PC.· J nounr.tng 1 hr.: bcgannm of fl
Ulloncrl ·• ':~mpuli literary mngn 1 1g1ous FmpiiLttl we k
~me. Tho unemplc.ymena
About 11 wvoa 1 tcr, th•;.r:t.> w.1 wu~~: so'''crl m o bull 11 R.!:IOP
on llcm ataunr. that sl\lc!f'nts a Whii\Ooorth collc•gc "Put nil
Montuno Stole unavt•r tty 1~11 men u11 on.. iJtnnd nd II I
that thr•lr IHc1 al") mogav.mr hnr womc;n on on•,lhcr and w 'II
"bcc>n :OmC\\ here npnrt from cver;\'body bu'Jy In no Umf', '
pf'rhup :tbovc, lh•• 5tudcnt level (Jill'. Tlw r•'u onm -the) 'cl
h Is a mouth-pJt:'~X or n elf rt lw bulldang boot • M
the
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Tea
An nf
be l(i
The s
t:ugcl. ob
li!Prano. 11
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Po uri
Mnrg
Nanne
Pro~•o Par•
A &On,
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Annf)u
Jill' Ill 0 f C
dcfinat
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. A lnle ·
Shower G
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of zww:;pa
lhe most
The s
the home
Danna
lhOsli>iUII n~:
ISS Murp
'RP.:!irl," e:\!
\\'est Ji
ncrt~ t 10ns C
.... ~ foru
Top1c
t\'enu:1g a
um dis
Camp
the d1s
Dr.
lend
Blue
ltrdnv n
Palalmt:
Bill 0
J\l a r
W'01rncn. T
U!rrnlitc
leanne Hu
man and
Clau ..... .u..,
Eating
but ll wll•n
Marc:h 19.
pr~parc
and John
liclpate in
Mrs.
ield
The lh.
fwld trip
er t•HihlT" •
!nay UOCO\
fossils-t h1
..huzoe opt
The Ha
be filming
ltnnc:h, n
• ed
thl.') \~
Pl'DI
nt
-. -
sold
udy;
!nan
nSIStCr.'
body the S octal Stde By Nancy Mtller
and C.ra1dlne Sprott
usic Group Sets -Tea After Concert
•
An nftcr·C'Onccrt r.~r·•·pttun in Palalinc Mnnor's dtnwmn ro . b 1 .. om Lc IUVCn Y m••rn h!I'S of Mu f'hl Epsilon Cor tht:! four f••lltutcrJ
nnd Mr. and M..,, Bons Sirpo this Sundny nflcrn()(m
lri. •
The soloists bt•ln.: honort•d arc: Ed1U1 Kilbuck, pianitll. Dale
""•'"''' oboist; Shlrlt.'y Adamson. violin lsi: nnd Bonni~: Newburgh
The Mi ell Kllbuc;k and Adnmson arc active mcmbc1· oi
Lewis rmd Clnrk Mu Phi chapter.
Pounng will be Mn;. Dnvid Cnmpbcll, Mrs. Mnud Bohlm:'lll, and
Mnrgarct Sh·JnmclL PIONEER LOC
Successful Sigmas
I With II tolol of sno coupons
Sigm,, Rho cnme an hnll In nn
mter-snrorlt)' contest conducted
with the purpo~•' or cOIIt.!ctlnJ.l
• nough C:cner~l Mills coupon1 to
equip! S~wart Holl wHh salrtd
rorks and IIPflons in tho• Queen
Bess Paller n.
A hond·lctlercd plaque. desagn
••d by Ann Crnnning, bcnnng
the winn•'•ll nome and ac:knowl
cdgC!ment or the gUt \\.'Ill be on
disploy in Stcwort hnll announ••c
t.ols W1l11nmsan, lnter·sororitv
coundl prcsld('nt. • Page Three
Gomez Tells 'WhyS'
Of Cuban Revolution
Last wr;ck's revolution In Cubu mny s;cem dlltnnt to most stu
d~nllJ:, hut to Sergio Gomc%, Spanish irutru1 tor nnd native Cuban,
it ''hilS hom••.''
Gomez, who Is vi.11itmn the United Statc.a through the ln:;Utute
of fntcrnuhnnol F'.ducmu ln, wnt plnnnlng to rdurn to Cuba by July
~-Now he poelbly intcnd11 tu &tay nnolher year, nl\hough the chnnge
10 pinna a& n(Jt due trJ th•! revolution
"Actunlly, our party IS not r•trcctf!d one wny or the othM" G k •
•Omt·~ explramcd We tPeople's pnrty} oro only a mennce to Batista
in n !rf!<! election, and there isn't much chance of that right now."
N£tnnctll' McAndtc nnd Sally McBride are in ~harge of nrrancc·
:;:"u~ · Pareru. Orator lo Speak
A son, Farris Mnhnmmnd , was born recently tu 5ludent Moham-F c • Both the govemmenlll of the Rcvolutronary party of Carlos
Prlo, wh1ch wn.s overthrown lnst w ck, and thnt of Batista, which
uuugnlt.'<i th·~ '"bloodless" revoluLaon, were highly corrupt, nccordlng •
Ito GomPz.
Bntu;ta, who Gorncz terms a .. real dtctator" fint came to power
by lending another rcvoluUon ln 1933 At that lime Batiata wos mere
ly a scrgcnnt m the Cubnn ormy. For seven years, until 1940, Bo
tasta cont.rollcd th government from beh1nd the sc.enes. although
not actually prCBadc-nt of the country. In 1940. 1n what Gomez saya
was n .. very honest and free" clf'c-taon Batista wns elected president
of Cuba. !DM Uzri and his Wlff!, Mclook. I or onvocahon
Announcc.•d at the lost meeting o! S1gma Rho, was the engogc
rnetll o( ~nthl'nnc Hnlvcnson to Teddy Moore. both senaors In mus1c.
dehnatc date h3.9 been set •
• • •
Glorio Acker, freshman psycholo&y mnjor, nnnounccd rcccntlv
htr cng11gcmcnt to Jim Dodsun. junior busint'ss admtntttrntlon mo··
)or 1\ IRte • ummcr wed dang Is plnnnf.'d.
qh~•weltr Ci ven
W~ll·chn~eau·l'd will be the bride of n•~JCI WCL'k, Winnac Cn.r·
1\ t & surpnst• shoWN' held in her honor. ju~:.-sl.£ mode hnts out
n•'\\"'lpapt: r an varmus Nlyles. Snlly Skinner wos given n prrzc for
most original d•!.Sign. M11nlcc Crnwrord, longuag{
Nl£ moJor, w11l present the !"Pt!cch
With which she won Ulc State
Pcn<"C Orotoncal contest during
th•• nll·collc..:e convocation, Mnrcb
18 nt 11 n m.
Eldon Gunter w•ll lnswll new
t:tudent body ortk«!rs and mtrC>·
ducc candidates ror May qu•!Cn
Presadcnt Morgan S. Odell will
make a baad forecn1t for th~
19~2-53 school ycnr.
Tht• men's gh:c: club u; sched-In 1944, m llnothcr free clec:taon &tb;Ut was dc.fcnted, and went
to hvc m Florldn. The Rcvolullonn1y party won that elect&on and
aeain in I!H8 wath Corio• Pno, who \\'U "lhc youngest prcslde~t we
ever hnd •·
Batist.n cnmc bnck to Cubn in lfl48 nnd wn.~ made a aenntor, nt
Ulough he ww. so unpopulnr wath tho.: people that. "the very govem
mt'nt he ovt•rthrcw lntt week pro\•lcicd him wtth a constant penonol
bodyguard," C'.-omc:t declared. "Perhaps thll pct'l<lnal bOdyguard
was th•· vc:. Y link wath wh1ch he established contact w1th the nrmy,"
he surmised.
uled to sing. "The rc .. •olt is n ahamc,'' Gomez. believes. Progrcsstve students
T:he shower wn..o; gl\'l!n by rr.cmbers of the Westmin ster chrur at Sc1l'<:llon of freshman Moy will protest and "thousnnds w11J be killed"
home of F'crol and Geroldint• Sprott. Yep' Winnie kept the hats, I pnnccss will be Tuesday. March R
t\Cij'Onc of th(;01 tnd carefully carried them home. 18, an the gym, lmml-'dialt!ly after owena Owen Plays Leadl·ng
Ltlllt'lrs Requested convocation nnnounc•!S Caley
:k~:;;""·~ust 'a Had Role in Musical, 'Ruddigore' Dlnnn .1\fUJ-ph), art>shman sr:w.cch arts major, enters St. Vinccnts
bospitl:ll nt.:xt Wcdncsdny, March HI, to have part of n lung removed
au.:"" Murphy, who stnrred in the rec<:nt production of "The Hasty
rt," t•xpecLS to be in the hospital !or three weeks. She would
apc>rc,cintc correspondence lrom 1111y or her friends.
Clutb Newa
rn nn ncccpl.llm c pru ly last Wednesda:,• afternoon. 15 women
rc welc,lmed ns new members in Sacajawcans, frcshmlln•sopho·
,.n,,.,.. wom«:n's servace honorlJry. They are: Betty A)'rC'S, Ksthy
,nrn,u:nlow, L01. Oehno, Ann Datto, Ann Filch, Jackie Gilbert, J\nn Y An nct.Jvc s1ncer or c:lnasacal fluent french as a result of the Quite Some Record . rnglcal or comu:al IS Rowen .. yenr's practu:e. She also traveled
0\l.·en, who recently starred in an France and Bnlatn before re·
I\ ll.>n t evc• ~vbody that's ns Gilbert and Sulhvon.s' .. Ruddl· tummg home last year
modest n!l Dack Me1gs, "shy" gorc,ft produced lrun "'~k by Reed On cnmpus RowC!na amp w1th
young speerh arts major. college. the 'Madngnl group, belongs to
When filling out InformnlJon Rowena, Junmr music maJor S1gmo Rho .sarorrty and I.S pres&-
l\'t:n ~~JIMnho 1n, , Sue Kong, Mnry Lynn Holm, Ann Longbollu, Joyce
Diana Murphy , Joyce Robertson, Jan &!mler nnd Prisc:ilho~ cards for the nL'ws bureau nt re-plnyt.>d Rose Mnybud, brenk r ot dent of the Freneh club
glstration tame veterans :.re re-~ hearLS in the httlc vlllage of Also participating 10 Ruddl
qulrt·d tu f11l out the space pro-Ruddigore wh<•rc there O\!curnd gore's ''Rt.oed College Augmented
Vldt.>d Cor m1litary service. the usual humorous Gilbert nne! Symphonette" was Lew1s and
r: orltr
f 0.
• me • • •
West Point cadel.'l will oppose representatives oC International
ions clubs of the collcgl'.ll or the PortlAnd area on a forctgn :tf
....... forum to bt• held March 19-20 at University or Portland in the
tncering building, room 216.
Topic Will be "WMid Problem s of Far East" for Wednesday
o.•e•nmg ond "Northern Atlantic Treaty Organization" on Thursday.
ro~um discuss10ns wtll begm ot 8 p.m.
Campus IRC members nrc urged tn attend and to participate
the discuss&ons 3Ct."'rdlng to Bill Mc.·Donuugh. president.
• • •
Dr. Arthur C. Jones. Jrom the Portland Rehabilitation center,
lead n discusston on "1-:cology and Human Relation s" at the
F..dltt! Oll('n Science club meeting in Palatine Manor drawlng room Mont J Is
('
b~> ~UII.
Ills en
If [
run
OI'C'C
droft
esmon
t all l
I n II I
v 'II
me.''
hr•y'd • March 17, nt 7:30 p.m.
• • •
8luc Key, senior men's servtce honurnry, itutiatcd stx men yes·
r .. m os nt w members in u formnl corcmonr in the drawing room
Palnlint• Monor The)' nrc: Don Floren, Jack Jennings, Stan Mitch·
I, Bill Owen, Clark Stephens nnd Stan Trogen.
• • •
At D recent mcetinJ!, Pep club welcomed into mcmbt:.!rship 13
1\'0rnea,, They nrc: Juc:kae AICson, Sue Brown, Cntherine DeJlsrr:aty,
Lllr,mliil.' D1moC1, Betty Enkscn, Ruth Gaylord, Ruth Grencrson,
J~a1:mc Hulsbrink, Ann Longbnlln, Jo Mann, Ocana Perley, Kay Sher·
man and Eloi~c Wood.
• • •
Cla.u Luncheo n
Eatmg ., mtd-tcr m e.xom is out of the ordmarf for most students
but It won't be for members of the home cconomu::s foods closscs
March 19. As MSignmen t tor their mid·tcrm examination, they win
Prtparc :tnd serve a run course luncheon for three guests.
Faculty member'S Mudnmc Corrine Pouteau, Mrs. Emma Meier
lnd Jotin Walkl'l' arc the gu~: t. ~elected by elD.55 members t~ par·
ltc1p~,te in ''eating the exnm."
Mrs. Hch..n Hartness. foo•dn instructor. assi~ncd the proJe<:t.
ield Trip Studes May Get Surprise
'Ihc third nnnu1.1l geology
field trip I(') tlw John Day 1'1\'•
cr C(lUntry or Ctmta·nl o. <~gun
lllll)' unt;over wmcthing b\!slch:JI
fouils-thnt IS, e;omc televi ion
wh(ln;e opera" til:&rs.
Tile Hollywood octors wrll
be 111mmg n "western " at Rudao
Unnch, n :JO,OOO·ncn.: umch
• where tl1c ~ludent group will
stoy (u~ four dnys. The LC nr·
chc•Jlugllll:i "ill :;earch for !oss·
tlizcd t•lephnnt . ncar Unity un
dt•r thC' dm·ction or Dr. James
Stau!fer.
Thirly 11ludents plan HI h•avc
March 24 bv car <'llnl\'fln nnd -rct.um the next \\'cekcnd. Meag5 went them one l,lntt.ea SulUvnn anucs of "blessings and Clark's oborst DnJc Kugel.
nnd 1n the line where 'militar> t:UI"'·~ and ever-failed PIH'SCS nno
record' was asked for he un-propht..'Ctes, wah:ht.'S and knells."
ouumingly put down, "War Ruddagore has more knells thnn
hero." usual, includmg the \'l&it.ouons ot
T. J. Expected Home
Following Operation
'T J. Edmonds, bustncss ad
ministration professor, has been in
Physac1an and Surgeons hospital
for the pnst four weeks recover
ing from an operntion. numf:.!rous departed relations.
Ho\•mg lhc biggest smglng port
m t.hc operetlD, Rowcnn ns ROSt•
Maybud, ~carc.hcd Cor n man
wuh the "manners of n Marquis
and tht: morals or n Methodist. "
Lnst year she played PlltiCnC<'
in the Gilbert nnd Sullivan op.
erenn of the .same nome.
Rowenn. now A student of
George Bishop, at Lewis nnd
Clark, spent ycnr before l:~st m
Swatzerlnnd tudyang nt the con
~en:ntory In Ln'J"'tlnne. Sh·• sp~alu' Anth.ropoloqist to Speak
At Sigma XI Meeting
Portland chapter of S1gma Xi,
nauonnl SCience honorary. wtll
hold a dinner meeting ol Lc\\'lr
and Clark nt 6 p m. on Mnreh 1"
FoUowlng the dtnncr. Dr. Wfl.
hom Lsughhn of the department
of anthropology at Unrvemt}· of
Oregon will address the group tn
room 10 of Boehne on the topic.
"Recent Findings and Contempor
ary Methods m P~·SJcul Anthro
pology.''
Dr. A. A. Groening of the
physics department lnvrtes any.
one interestt.'<i to nttcnd. He as c.xpectcd home LhlS we~k·
end by hts doughier Marisu
alum wc•rkmg m the busmuss o!
fi,·c. He is comang along ftnc
now, but for two weeks was un
able to cat or take rnt.'<iiciM with
out the nid of a medical device
holdanK his contrac:tl.'d throat
open, she 6llid. CASUAL BYSTANDER WITH:
Dick Metzler Awarded
Teaching Job at OSC
Oack Mctz.lcr. senmr t;h• ·mist.ry
major, was reccnt.ly awardoo, n
!1000 teaching assistnntshap by
Oregon State c-ollege.
Mettler, who will complete his
work lor a B. S. degree at Lewis
nnd Clark in June, will work os
on assistant to o chemislry lnh·
ornlory m!ltnJctor nt OSC. H~
will olio be working for hi.J Mas
ten; dcgret: In onalyttc chemistry
while at Oregon Str1t~.
Dr. Orval Etter to Talk
Dr. On·,al Etter Q( Bl'rkelcy ,
Colilorniu will z;penk Wednesday.
March 19, at 10 a.m. m G-:!:! to
Dr. Hadco llnshimoto'6 religion
clnss and vuitors.
Dr. Etter, who IS spcnk1ng on
"Chrishan Pncifam ln Acti!'n,"
Is the far "est secretary or the
lo'clluwshlp of Rceoneiliation nnd
0 member or the bnr. Assorted Observations
Hitting Campus Oddities
By Jim Spohn
A lo' ely rumor h.ns nrlsen that
une of the gentlemen cornpctmg
in the forthcomanc elcctton prom· oo to re!ll::&ce the c.lnngtng radi
ator in the rt'fcrence hbrory \\ tth
mutlled organ music.
How nice to be nwnkencd by
o hot chorus ol "Annie !.auric"
irutcnd of that deafenang nnv1J
chorus.
• • •
A lnst thinking fi'CAhman re
venled hm· feminine ingenuity
when she w·as nc rly ovcr<!om•
by a combinotton hsh oil·formnl
dnhydc &tcnch in zoology lab
She doused her hall d1ssc~tt ct
ftsh with "i\quamor1ne Mu;t'' b;-·
R~:vclun . Poor fi11h.
• • •
From nil ap~aran ccs, some en·
terpri ing tenant, dwelling 1n
McAfee hall has set up a hash
house 1n hl~t room On the door
ls display~ an 'A' certifac:atc
pi"QC'Iaiming n clcnn, up-to-dote estnblishml'n ty
This may create repcrcuss1oru
if the cafe gets •wmd' of it.
• • •
LC's trnffi~ commission mU5t
hnve relaxed &ts rules and ~gula
tions con~ming ~"'Cd on the
~smpus or perhaps som,. O\'er
enlhusinstic n.rt major has beea
p:arud1ng hiS talents. Tbc 51gn la
front ol the gym restrtctlng driv
('rs to 15 m.p.h. now goes nll out
and llows them to romp 1t U!)
to 75, I
Dr. Capper·Johnaon
To Give Lenten Speech
Dr. Knrhn Cappcr...Johnso.n, r.I
the polltrcnl sctence department ,
wlll gave n Lenten sen•lee ad
dress at the Moreland Presbyu~r
um church, ~ E. 18tb n.nd By~.
l!l 8 30, Tuesday, March 18. Th~
topic or his addi'6S is "Chrisuan
Reconcntation ... Students and
fncnds arc 1m•itcd to attend. • Fago Four
Indep
lnler-n en s Dominate 1952
L.aca ·ue All-Star Team
mR M"ilrc:'rs, 'Kerm l.und, nnotht"r
The hnnl lnm uns dO\m 1~m.1 tor. Bill Cox, top tcbound-~TON££R LOC
Top Rebounder f'rlday, March 1-t, 1 ----onlerence
onors Iars
FCJur t.C basketball playcr·s earned post-seuson
n 19.,::: tntromur 1 b k, tbnll :w· c on th~ pre· cason ro, orltc
lton '' llh tht-t .. r:s uf th~ per-L mbd 1 tNIIIl, nud Stnn M(' .mth,
l'Orannn~ tcppang r lnHH-d lo re· 1 he: sen .tttnaual bnckbone• of scc
n:;J\' th(•lr bt1uqll ~ m th\ form ond pllr.~: "Knppn5 defi>n~<c.
t1f.nn ~11 stur lNtm J'X'Sitlnn I T\\ o oll .suu· tcnms \\ uro uJs,, 1
rh. dt"\:anl .l\'e, cho:;~!! b,) the :>• I('Cied tn both h:o~ucs. Oth~rs
nu~mb~a'S (){ the I.OG S :o;port ~hnson to Lhc Gr. ck squad hl· I ion for t heu· ou tstancling perfot·mrmcc in con fcrcm:c uc
!Ius ycu1 b~ b~ing sdcct('d to the All-Northwest loop
and M!l'<md teams. The 'ohng was ccmduclc<.l nmong lhe
lengut• eouchc:s.
Ken Servas, lhc 6-fool, 5-inclt dO·l'\'crylhing man, wa
unnmmous choace al one torwnrd .1long wilh Ted Ludi)r
\\'Jilom .. ut-, ~t'J' as, "''ho snt out we1o Captain Ed Reid. J
three ~nmc:s due to &> knee Injury F'uos and Don Paulson tn(f '"' 1ud • thf'\."'t! ~rror mN'S SlflL'S tht nnmcd ''ere Don I-" lor
'MURAL ~~LL -ST ARS en. Knpptl: Dtck T\•df>man, Sig
ma f nul Nord t10m, l~ombda;
Bob Hillten (Sagma) F Hugh Hai'CQurt, Knppn, and Jtm
Ed Harvc:y (FTA) F Thjcn, Beta.
JA.l .1\t 1m I Facuh1•) C T\\ o F'r" h 5\llrs. Cnlc~ Cook
Ceoe Arvubon (0.11) C nnd nun Cunnmghnm, lend th<>
.• J_a_m_c_la_y_t_o_n_(M_c_A_f_oe_) ____ c indcpendl!nt secon(t strmg ]me-
up al ng \\ ath GrnQmc Lcsgntl,
Polecats; Hub Bnasch, Fnculty,
and Gns.r AndJ'C\\S. Ml.'lfh . fi'--'m the lnd ~--ndcnl lcn~ul' nnd
l\\u p1lQ l'r.; frc:om tl Gn.'Ck loop.
The et~...ut ror ~ thlcal grnnd KEN SERVAS
YoungTter arrives ••. In thl' lotlCI' purl of the c:ampntcn, Ht'td, Wht\ h I \'1"' H•cch ed
f'Oslly ll•d hi tcnmm:-.lcs ut rc· fu~t lcnm berth, wns
hounds With 3!H. 'fhc Junky soph· down o notch lh1s scuson but
mnorc plunked in 315 points ond b••~.:nusc he hnd o slump. The
hod thl' bc.st perc~ntagc- from the crnn rorwntd pne<!d the I.C ~<n••
floor wtth o ·15.5. sn Sl:Oring "hh 337 pmnts or
N a mod to lh• «ocond to am I 0 5 nv ca age per game. He
Leading Scorer
Hr. rang c
from n college
eodeh lu n sup
p :ed~ g rccn
freshOUin .
U n a nimous
chou:es to lh~
1 n t c ,. -lengu.-.
squud \\~lc AI
Aksn.;, FltcUl •,
and Gcn<' 1\r
\ d~ n, D e It s.
Compleung the Smith Increases Pace
InLC Training Camp ge\5 the nnmc of "work·hoi :l!l
cnggMJ on to him ns he saw
manutcs or gnmc actwn.
Lifo's" ahu of tho
John F'ouz, roceivod tho COI\Itf
position on tho aocond aquod
ho bombed through 317 CO\Inl•.·
orn end hold tho high mork
LC indlviduul scorlng fo1·
gume this year with 27 pom"
He oltb commiUod 112 po:"o:n1
fouls to bo the bod boy of
AI Aitins
:super qumt"t are Ed Han·c.).
t~l A: Bob Htlr.cn. Stgmn, and
Jam Chwton. McAtee
Pin) crs \\ l'f'e' picked to tl1c all-
'mural t c .. "'Tl
\\ •thout ref
cnoc to the1r
n' ulor p o s I •
lt ns, \\ uh 'ot·
lll ' Simp~ [ r
th :fs\ out
st.nndmg cogcrs
N -.; ,. c r the less.
the LOG'. 1952
wam "'drcmn
could
\ Cl.} function Gene Arvidson
sm•Wthh
ru; n umt
11 would probably llnro up bt.'S\
walh HorH'.) and Hilkens ul fur
'~ urd • Akaru at center, and Clay
ton nod Arvid-
Ed Harvey on nt gunrd
Here :rou would
ha\ c.: the top re
bound en; n n d
co in A ~>Jns,
Hanc\. and Ar· •
,. 1d n plus rut-
L other top rc
.. bounder m
Htlken, and one
of the be:ot
clutch m :n m
either lcD"Uc 10 Clayton.
On<: of th" I ats of the all-uu·
qu nt \\"a!. il 23-point one g••mc
effort by AI A~:in for 3 new By Chuck Charnquia t
PIO~l-:ER BASEBALl~ CAMP
Pnlnlsnc H.ill, March 13-Wtth tl:~
fll'St Lin" b II st&mc or the SCllfJO
lcs thnn four v.t-eks off, Conch
Wnru~n Sm1th ts tncrcasmg the
tempo or workout m th\: S,}'tn
Lt-was nnd Cl01 k's versiOn of n
• prln~ trruosng eamp.
Thtrty·l\\ o \'ll~aty n ptrunl!l
arc nnw toiling In t.hc "bnhny nt
m pht rc'' or the symnnstum .
Only ctght \'Cicrnns of I t ~ car'c
daamond campnlgn ate on hand
thiS sc n o oompctttion JS slill
kct!n !or C\ c.l) poSJtlon .
The Pioneers will open their
senson April I ng inst Oregon
College of Education on Father
field. A f I o r 11 prc·.scuon
games, tho team will journey
1o Salam April 19 to meet Jho
WillomoUe Bcarcats in the
f i r 1 1 Northwosl conlorcncc
luulc of tho year.
The l,cW!S nnd Clark horse·
h1dt!I'S v. aU meet confer, nee op·
pom nlS 10 t 1 m c ~> mcludanc
double· headers "ith Whitman
and College of Idnho. The PJrJ
nccrs will take to the dtnmond
for 29 gnmcs dunng U1c s •nson
In 1he Norlhwea1 conference
buoball ral:tl. lut year's cbam·
pion Linheld Wildcats again
loom as lhe team to beat. Tho
W.ildccru. coached by Paul Dur
ham and Roy Helser. lo:1 only
lhroo regulars from last year's
~quad vrhsc:h clobberflf LC
twice.
Lm:t y~ars liCCOnd pine Wil
lamcltc BenrClllS nrc ol o a dcit·
mtc flennant thrcut.. Coach John· IC3g w n:curd
Akm ~~ cnn·
no-d '73 point. !or • ny Lewas lo. t unly a rn. or last
o 14 <; nnmc B\'·
erne..: Hnn c\ is
the mo l ron-f!
•a.sll'nl •r a;
01 the sqund
\\ lth ht IO\\ "''
uutput 11 poants
ur;d ht lu.ghest
17 J1m Clayton
Ceoo Anid-
son loci nil Lrnternll,Y pointmakca
~Jt.h 64 counte-rs nnd n 12 8 ll\'·
ruce Clayton and HUJ-.cn trnsl
th b1g po..nt produce "nh 4:!
and 3!) rcspec-
• ll\'t•ly.
Ch60san~ nn
1 n t e r • league
team v; ns Jlfl
cas)' chm~. v tth
so mnny excel·
1 f1l pls~ ern ln
bol.b loop... As
no team would
z;:;;;~ be co m p I c te
Bob Hilken \\ It bout rc-
~>erves, the I..OG
l :cted a seeond strmg to sup·
£K.llt the bniUant :hnt :rlv~;;
:Benchwarmcrs usclude suCh
capnbl~ phi) f'B &.-" Doug Doy and
Bruce Longballa, Mc.Afc.:'a lead· )'can; vl.:lcrnns.
Whitman. slrt•ng last .> dlr but
wu;tlten!'d throur.h gl"'ld\JOtJon,
and College of Idaho Mtc '-'r un
K.nown qunlity nl llus Lime.
.. Wboro wo will end up when
th~ s.uon ia oYer dop~ndr. a lot
on how far.i tbe boya get an
condiJioo and how fa~:t Jho
freshmen can adapt 1hcmsc1Y as
Jo college ball... Coach Smith
Intramurals Start
Softball Sign-up
lntrnmurol dm.·cLOr Coach War
ren Smith, l4 now ncccplmg soft
ball entries for lhe spring round
robw tourney sc.hcdulr~ to 11tar1
m lhc fn l week of .Aprd
The cnln may he m;:ll
namcs or \JI' • ntcrcd ll'l n lull
nine tnnn tcnm. The ftnnl dct•d
hn•• ls M.trCII 21
Gaml!S wUI be played Bl JZ
on 'fuesda,; 's nnd 'l'hul'5doy's rmd
nlso wh('o the \'antlty quad as
uwny. A ttam nut.omn tacally win"'
whl'n they hll\'C compllP.d a Hi·
run ndHtntngc Othc.rw lsc. seven
innings wall he Ute. rcgulor dlJ
blncc. p~ac:ted.
H" •• i 1t ol!IO dt•pcnrls wlwn
t•tc wualh•·r br nks anti lite pr tC·
lace can b~ moved fmm th~
":~pnng training cllmp'' to Ftr.hcr
held.
Hoopslers Top
Team Records
ED REID
.•. oldster tumbles
• &quad.
D<'•n Poulson, the fic.n· -gu:ud, alro grnbbed u slot nn
sc~onU team. Hl• rcoclwd
height thts vcar by hclpitll!
l'Jonce.r cause with hL'I
.. hoounr. from out.stde in the
Ponlnnd U t:nmc, m \~ h1c.h
lvenls upset the Pilots, 75-70,
t.his tussle, he ncw•d 25 po .. , ....
Honot nblc mention \\ e.nt
PJtmee.rs f-)'1\nk C I'Q\'t',
Rnsmuss •n ond Gnn· Jockson. LC's casaba squad rocketed to
new hcithts tht:» Pllit season ns tl
crru~ all pre\'1ous team records
whale compUing the best won-lost
rt.-cord (22-10) in the :.cl10ol's hill
tory.
Not since 19-49, whPn thc
Piom:crs tied for th•• cnnft•n•ncc
hunlm~. hns such n power housl'
·tn m plavccl In th<! Orungc nnu
Bluck paoglf ig Iltte
• By Tom O'Day
llporu :D41tor
The Pioneer hoop•ton toss(.'<l in
2:!81 point to lm:'l~ the prevaous
hagh or 1687 set by tlw 1950 ng
CTt'JfaliQil, Thctr grunc average of
'i1.3 surpasses the 19·Hl t<•am IL'C•
ord of 59.8.
Coach Eldon fjx's cn~wrs mode
853 facld goals out of Cl pos..<rlblc
2254 for ll 38.3 shooung pcn:cntncc
as they po~ted n new stnndnrd.
To tho surpri10 o! no one, they
nlso ~et n new Cree throw pcrccnt
tlfl(.' record w1th n ti3.3 avcrac•·
This tomd los:smg topped Lllc 19·19
squad's record of 63.7.
Ken Servos aclueved n new
fJcld &031 :wc.rnge st.nndnrd with
a 45.5 JX'I"CCntngc Cor the only
new mdi\•sdunl Tccord. Surpris
mgly, Gary Jackson wns not alJh•
to crack Rud Downl.'y'~ 1949 tree
throw av\!rasc of 78 G. though,
Gary came close wath 78 2.
Alum Earns Promotion
To Director of Health
An CiJI.ItnnU$ or i\lbnn., O.IIICQI!,
Dr t~lhs D. Sox, wns recently
sworn tn as director n( public
health 1or the cit.) nnd county <Jf
San Fmncu;co.
Dr. Sltx, da3S of '30, dad h1s un
dcrgrnduatc. work at Albany col
lege ond bru; b~.-en c:h1cf or Lhc dl·
\'isJUn of locr~l health tlf•rvicc m
Snn F.rnnCJsco for the CnlUornw
:;t&tc depnrtmf'nl ol r1ubllc henllh. The qllclltion in the mmds of
rnnny educators ncmss the nation
ns t h~y ur. fmdlng an I!Vcr ga ow
mg athl,•tlc monster on theu
hnnds, is where a big-t imc sporl!'
rv•slcm lends?
More nnd more of them nr(;
lurning to the sport pages where
they on ftndmg the Jesuits of a
bac·tJmc :tlhlcuc setup plastered
1cross the columns wtth head·
hncs obout basltctbnlJ flxs, 01
\\'est Point cheaters .
Does this mnn that all toot·
boll playors chou or that all
bar..ketboU porHciponn 11uow
games? Tho 1uuwor is a re
sounding no. To draw such a
conclusion from 11 few cuer.
would be on 1nju&ticc to the
many hne individuals who are
athletes.
But on lhc olhea· han~. if b~
tlw some token we deny that
·lthlcll•s had anything to do With
the framing o( contests or l111 ..
West Pomt 6ctmdall!, we are
guilty of , comm1t ting nn C.\'l'n
s:rentcr injust1co to the thinktnl'
people r r Am!'l It I
Millions u-pon millions of tho
gr.at American tncentive, tho
dollar. roll through box o!fices
o•ory yoar under the glnso of
amateurnizm . charily. or what
have you. The boya playing
under tho banner of these so
Reid, Servas Top Hoopers
Player C FG FC Pet. F'T FT Pet. PF TP GA
Hoid 32 311-128 41.2 116·81 69.8 67 337 10.2
fOUJt 32 292·115 39.4 146-87 59.6 112 317 9.S
Servas 27 246 112 45.6 139-9t 6S.S 65 315 11.7
Jecbon 32 271·95 35.1 lOI 79 78.2 92 269 8.4.
Paulaon 32 251·88 38.1 82·64 78.0 62 280 8.1
Cron 32 271 98 36.2 78-S7 73.1 80 253 7.9
Rasmussen 32 149-SS 36.9 42-32 7o&.4 61 1-42 4.4
Schroedor 27 141·56 39.7 42·24 57.1 50 136 5.0
Kraus 31 140-47 33.6 27·18 68.7 43 112 3.6
We.hl 27 120-28 23.3 42·28 66.7 34 8-4 3.1
Hudson 20 26·10 28.5 16·9 56.2 23 29 1.4
Stein 7 17·7 41.2 4.3 15.0 8 17 2.4
Hyde 8 13·4 30.8 6·2 33.3 6 10 1.2 called amateur sporta ro .... •••
littlo af any of .tho loot that
promoters , blou Jhelr b 1
hoarta, got.
Whnt tht• pia) .. •rs r~ally ti'•'"i'
is oil the n•sponsiblhty or 11
fc~ ional othlctc wtth out lite
reliponding pny. Some of
"cmployco•s" h8\'C Stopped
I!SI{ed th~mscl\'cs il th1.s as
A few of lhl!m .hn\ c snad no.
cr still ha\'C dcc1dcu to do so1:l'lll
thing nbout it.
The imrncdlnte result wa
scnes of scandnls which
~wept the nntaon lonvmg h
a major college free lt'Om
taint of the me~
Many of the players
helped lix gamas. at tha
Jell they wero getting
jur.t dosoda. Moro of them wen
confu.od and bewildered
Shorman Wbile. LHJ alar.
said a.J the hmo oJ hit! arr<~~tt.l
"11 aoom• moro llko a big bu
nen than a aport.
And thul IS whnl White
thousands Jake him nr • l
up m, n big busincSB v.
thre~llens to dcstJ'OY those •
hn\'C mHde at whnt at Is,
who hB\'c opposed h, nnd
who hn\·~ enjoyed al. Thas
husiness reprl'S<!nts the
hnckbonc of Antcricnn
Little wonder thnl nn nth
lcnrns to usk C\'Cn bcfom he
out of lugh school, "what's
!ol' ml•?"
(Edltor'r. note: Tblt II the thltrd,
in a sories of ahc nrllchtl on big•
time athl•Hc setups. F'u1ur•
storlos will dlac:un aolullons ,
any.) -Women Plan Tourney
Tht wnnwn'.. \ ollc.1 bull
nnment swings into ncli~Jn n
Thua'Sciuy orternvon when
round mntcht ~ will bt• pl
Anr womnn nul yet signed
walh a hlom z;hould cootucl J\1
lenc Hnhtlt:S today or t:t"t in to acl:.
with Mrn. Tuane1, PE uulluct ~ulllac!s dur ld•Y· March 14, 19S2
t1
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.m CAMPUS CARJIJYAL .. MIR(H 15 F ealuring Current American Music
Conh•mporory Amt-r1can mu lc will be Ct atur(d In the ~ ntl
ccmt~r tll !'fiOC('r t uf U11 pr '"" •·ll nn Stusdny nt 3 30 p rn nt Uu:. l
lt•g•• thcnh:r,
Ltl Angl•l,•a corn(IOI' r fAtui on von Otttnfeld'• •·rug to f•,r
Orchcst1 " .. will be g1v~n atR Northw'!:':t premiere by the collc~t t r
chr str .1 und• r the? b1•tnn IJ( Bvns SirJ)t),
'l'he COUC't'l to ertc8 \\8 IOhUCUrUlCd thrt;C ~·en~ lltJO fnr ad
VOnCNJ mutm: lltuth niB who nre • cody to p.•rfonn with U1• coli
on::h.stro undl•r pro!e83lt~nnl rflf! ctiQn S\U1doy'a CCJncr 1 t will rn • 1
the !Wt:nly·fourth auch prr ••nlnlt(IO of mRJOr wurks b) tolud('_nt -
loi IS with the nrchi'Stru
Tho c ~lui \s chr. en to P~'l'fonn this venr rc Dale Kugnl, B-on
nie Ncwbu1 gh, Shirley Atlnmscm nnd Edith lCdbuc.k.
'fh~.; cone. rt ill (•pcu to the puhllc nnd thc:rx: will he-no tlml -
I s••>Jt chnrgc Progrnm 1s us fullow11. •
C<lncf'rto for Orr.h trn
Humnncc-F!Jr Obo~ ond StrmgJC
D.1lc Kugnl, Sulojst
Funnto
Arfn--Jc suts Tltnnln !~hgnnn)
Bonnt • Newburgh, Soprniio
Concerto 111 D .M ojor
Shirley Adnmson, V1ollnlr11
The Prl7 Song C Die Mw1tcnlnger)
Conc<'rto In 1-: Mmor
.f'"'llll• Ktlbud·. P1onlst Hundd
Schumnnn
von Otti nCuld
Thom1
MoLn l
Wo~nfr
Chnpf'l
'Let Me Call You' Patrick M. Malin
Bo\\ to your pnrtnl"r oml
uanuncl WI! p,o . • .. • .. T 0 Talk Thursday I Colh•r from nmc Wtllom(•tl•
I vnlll'y l'Olll'JlC!J V.lll H:Och l'QIHir{' At Chapel Servi·ce 1 dnnCl'S tomght Crom 7 30 to tr
p.m. m lh«! cnmpu theater for 1m
"CIRCUS DAZE" commirteo aro hard at worl£ buiJdlng a booth for thia Saturday 's fun fast which I cvt·ntnc or rolk dnnl'ing. Any 1..-C .,.,,c at 7:30. rrom left to right ato; June Collins. Wah Eck Bolly Erlkaan. Pat Kephart. Goorge student mnv nttnnd, nd~o'l&t M
loler4mdaa. frank Elhou, Chua Rummell and Shirley Gongelbac:h. (Story page I) llest••r Turner. donee 1nstruLtor 'I\ elm tmn'!! Rcsporu,b Illy
for C1VJI Right! ' wall be: the tnp1
of f)ntrH k Murpm 'Mnhn, '>.l u
1\o'C director or Amcri..: .. n c nt
• • MADNESS " vtclimh:es She Gamma gea anlo acung
Alpha Comma ·~appa show. T .u.s dey, (Story page II -'fhcrc 1 no odml 100 l'llllr t
and rcCreshmcnts Will bt su-'\ "11
Owen Cops First
AI Forensic Meet um n. tn th ch oP<J
crvicc of Mnrcl1 20 at 11 am
Mo'm \\ [C crndunt.t.">d In {'("t
nomiC'! rr .. m Whnrtun Scll 0 r
Ftnunt-• nnd CQmm,.,rcc uf
Umvcnnty of Pcnnsvh'11111n Fo
B ll 0 h gh f In\\ mg Uu ll• nttcnd· d Un1 n 1 Wt:n WQ!J 1 mnn r r , •
LcwUI nnd Clnrk in tht• 22nd nn fh('(llogrcol mannl") nn\.1 fl c l
nun I forensic Tourn:mu:nt of <'I"Sd college dfor tv. 0d )mnra. CH
gtll unte stu y wn o.nc 01 ' ChompltiOS M Lmfu!ld cQlll•gt 1 bJ 1 M:arch tl. 7 nnd 8. Owl.!n won fu II um 0 UOI\'erst y.
place In mtct prctwl.! 1 ndlng. Tht> co us tit of Pru!e ur M.1 m
I ~~01 cns1c Rroup mnklng th1.1 tnp Wt~rk ho< tn"kcn htm to thl Bnt
induded lw" d••bntc tt•nms :llld l•llo;. C<tntm ntnl F.urt'pc em
ten indivtduul ,;p.-•nk••rs rludtng So\" l Unaun1, the N r
Dtun:a Murphl rcar.hl'<l the fin ~nsll. Cnn:~dn, th~: West lndtL
und South AmctiCD nls in JUilltlr women's nhcr din· 1\1 lln' k
ncr ~pcaklnc and H L Tahor litd 1 : s 1Wor <.'Xp~;ncn« 1
(' uoc cmp Q} mLnt as pnv t.t .c,. •.. -for :S~'cond plocc ln jun101 llll n .. 1 ~~., Edd l 1 dllr) to _... 1crwuvu ~. nt r
extcmpurnncous !ipcnklnc. national ccrcturv of tll Y'MC \
. • m odd1ttun to tl <Jchms m t.ht 0.. JoC'k Grim ted v.on ccond I
place In ~l n1or mt n s l xtcrupn purlmuat of EI.'OnumH.:S 1 S>~. rth-
... n.,ou spcokmg. mort; colic&: s" lrthmllr • p, n
1'h1rt) collcgt s from SIX mute 1\\ h nm. trorn 1930-WaO
• ompclt.>d 1n tht• to us nnrn• nt \\ It He nl: hu s'"rved a .\m 1
Pnuflc LulhNnn colte~t.: toppln ~.:un Dlnctor uf Uu lnwm •U• n
th{ mo l team pomt :md the
Sweep t.nkc. trvph)
Rotary Club Plans
To Honor Sirpo
It W11l 1.1 "Burt~ S1rpo Oa
•t tht P01 tJbnd Rt•lti!J dub "'' c1.
ang Morch 18 nt lht B~.:n.omn hu
tel
l'rc ldt:nt Mur •on S l..l(fdl 111
Dire( tor of MuJ!tc Dr John Star~
E\ :m \\111 tnl-tt• pnrl m thl p 'I am Dr EHm v.alJ anlt:r\~{
Slrpo before club memb 1
The ronduclOr or the <ullc I
m-ehco;;tr I hus ]Uilll'd th(• lOI.D) RO
t l"l' club nhcr one.•, bt 1ng a mcll
ber of lh~ Vupun, FJnl nd ~..htll'
tcr.
Fh·l' m<'mbl!rs of lhl" Of'l'hl ~
lro \\ 111 honor 1 hc1r CQnd uclo
in n progrom of mu ae A ~:trm~
qunrt<'l rompo c:cl of Jlmnw An
nn Ia, ("oth\.•.rlnt DI.'Mn • J rn
Hurr1 nd Arlu.! Dale Hull, auul
1 hl" obm! or Dille K ugt:l '' 1ll com
pr'ISt tbl group
Buecrman Dood It
And Is He Sorry?
T.1ble \\ l'l't. turnt.:d fm lht (II I
t uuc url llon 13u .. Jmtl nn. trurt1
comma wn..:t In t \\1( t•)( \\ltgrnt1 n St:ntc~ 1n Nt.W \"nr~..:,
ll Pnt..1. Ex<>CUtl\'t: of tht. Ch
lct~l und Oru br nch vf th
OPA In W •'illlnfrl' n, n D put
Chief or the Dl\'151 '" 4.1! PI u T
und Rl qum men , Ortac.:: Q( F -
c.1 11 Rch i nnd RchabJIJltltl :1
Opl mt.tcm~ SUite dcpmliiL l.
Wu: hkn I n und o Vt<:"; ll1 t c
d lhl• JntLff;OHUIIllcnlnl u •
mttt...t. on Rt fuu• l rn t .. ondun
Church Offidal Vi~its,
Promotes Foreign Study
Mnr nrd F .u ') c: n. Uln
tudl'nl '' rJ. f Uu: ~· 1
li H'\!l n M1 ton$ • r th Pn
tlJIDn chutch, w 11 t on c m J
ciurm~ th \\etk ! M n l H
H~:r duty IS \ p m otc Am
ean student lnt~relit m r a 1
lltud ·• She .s L 1 r spun Jbl t
foreign ~tudcnl!lln Ulc: CS,
ud\ J r t thlm 01rran o.: h
fmnnec , n I k, <'IJ tn t.,u h ''It
II •I \h{ n
She "111 be R\ nil bl !or p t
onol conlC'I ur~.: '' 1th tnt• t
t1.1d1 nl• tmi.J tn 1)0 he r •ch• d t'
1 oo111 22 , f Pn lu tin!." M
lhrnu hnut t t: wnk.
.M If~. h.t ... (J h 1!'0 l 0\ I '
lh rt e< '""d z, tiel.• t {l)r p u k
ng an th" wnmg or n on c mp\J
Who IS U d thl• \ llliOtiOII llrk
and looking blce •painted t t? . • \ u-sot1le Ch 1l1 II • dt•J
,. 1k tort: mnn:~ ~:r • t nsh • I) in lh• 0 tenL J ,
Jf)4j •ntb)thlB 1do.fFrr •
M lOll h \'ld n.'C'Oll
•tmn m •o.r,l'r tun hn th
J •• p.m Kon, ttl P tllppun 1,1
Chmn Pag She PlONEER LOC Friday, March l.C,
• LC Bus Has Troubles
But Succeeds on Hills * * HE IMMORTALIZED 'PORTLAND COUNTY JAIL' *
rol ings lor lass
By Flo Ann Porkina
It may gN .) ou th~r~ and brmg you back, but not without dafll·
culues. ThM's \\'hnt th~ dri\'ers nnd pnsst'ngcrs on lhc ornngc Lewis
nnd Clnrk «thool bus say, but Joe Hoopes. hend mnintennntc mnn,
thinks ll's n pretty ,good little bus, consid.-ran.c c\'Cryllung,
Th• bus, a 1S4Z R~ . v.·u obtained freo 11.11 war aurplua in ox
change lor a Diesel elccuic: bus. which could do norythi ng but go
up hill~ Sine~ tho main reason for geUing the bur. was to take akl
enlhuaias1.a 'lo Mo\UU Hood the non·hill chmb1ng variety wu not ox·
ac:JJy prac:lical . and tho Salem school ystom mado lhe exchange.
The bu1 is also us~ to c.ury the choir. band and athl&tlc lelll1UI at
slmu. and i1 carries student• to church on Sundays,
For two y~.:nrs now sku; hn\·e :Cnlh: n ' \he rncks. water hns
dnppcd on PMSC.ngcrs. the bus llns sott n stuck. coucn wcdgl'<i 1>..'
twcc:n mow banks. m{'l tankers on narrow bndges, hod the tan r:un
through the rod1ntor, and run out of £8S. Wallttt Anlis, Jim Garrett and_;;;..._ ___________ _
John Buall have bHn tho driven, me up D htll nnd crept nlonc only
end thef haTo dinrso 11ories to to stop In front of n gns station
tell about the bus' antics ~d t the top of Uu~ lull. .Anoth~r
sheirs. One of them claimed that t&mc thl'y \\ crcn't so Ju..-k')·, be·
the bus bas a top speed of .tO mph. cause the bus had 10 be towed to
and much less than :that up hills.
From Rhododendron on up to
Timberline l1 is put in second
gear. and that is all lhe shiftusg
that is needed. By Garth Fonning
Students in Western J\metlcnn
Itt rnlUJ'\' wc1 c trcntcd two weeks
ngo to nn mformnl folk S(•ng l'C·
c1Uil by I heir-&nstr uc:tol', John
Gross, assocmh: protc~ or of ~:-:ns· lh;h.
Gaoss Slmg nml pht,rt:d the nu.
tohnrp, an instrument W1\h 1:!
kc.-.> s ~.·ach o( whll'h represents n
<'hord The instrument HS~mblcs
n hnrp in :>hapc ond hue; a tom•
One drl\'Cr cloims that ddvins:
tlae bus wenrs htm out both phys
lcnlt;,. and ment.nlly, m\d "hen it
comes tnnc to put on cliDlns il
ts one "bomble. d1rty mess.'' But
lhc.re ore ad\·nntagc:s too, be·
<.'nu nruclcs lclt on the bns fur·
uisl1 the drner mtcly with ski DEANA PERLEY . sophomo ro, and Dorothy Jeannol, senior.
'l.cwas =tnd Clo&k Paonccrs" lS Usten Intently u John Gron. Dllac:ln!o prof.,llor of Englitb. pleya e
wrilt~.:n in b&g, black !otters on
1 tune for them on bit autobarp. A folk-muaic export, Gross rC~Contly
the s&dc of the br:llllnnl ornngc playe<la.nd sang for his cJus01.
bu!:, but, nc\·e~lhelcss, one lady , . ,, ·' the cnmpus from .Rhododendron
by t1 dump tr:uck sent up b~· the
mnmtcnnnre dcpnrtmcnt. The
dump truck dtdn'l hD\'C c.hmns.
but n lo:.d or gra\'l'J soh·L'd thnl
problem.
cquapmcnL
As far as the com1ort of tbe
posscngen go.s. tbare are prob·
Je~ The bus bas two monslTous
healers which hell! a radius of
two feet. jus! enough 1o melt the
s.now on lhe skis o•er their head&.
And there are many eaus of
faJJing slcia.
Ouce the bus ran out of gns co-
* * * lnst \'Cnr got confused. The bus Rose Gardeners to Dine Ept·cureans Make slopPc<i foro 1'«1 hght downtO\\'n,
and Indy peered at the front or L. Wl. llld Clark ~tl moriol D )• • B I
Rose Garden club's annual dannc.r e lCIOUS an que the bus to sec \\here 1t was going. wdl be prescnlt.'<l by U\e colleg..:
Fmally, she knocked on lhc door Lhis evening in the cafctcrin. By Bob Fox nnd nskcd the drl\'cr 1f lhlS bus
went any\\ here ncllr the Ross The group coru&SlS of 90 men
bland bndge. who, cnc:h Saturday nrtemoon,
Joe Hoopes sn)s the bus doesn't
bn'i c any more trouble thnn nny
other car, but one can't help won-
dcr ""
TO DE OR NOT TO DE pr:une, cut back and dtg about the
3000 rose bushes in Ute Memorial
Rose Gardens .
* * * T• 014o OuUo•r')' D4
The members or the Cohesion
Duhonorary Culinary frnt~m&ty
nrc conductang thc.&r annual rc
frigerntor scnvcng~ •· hunt an
preparati on for the St'Dlor bun
quct.
Students Dislike Daily English Assignments Bob Forapplt>-S, president, :
surcs the coJI~gc tinancicrs that
the budge& is safe in their hands
nnd that not so much as one two
year-old potato will go to wa.ste
"The older the potato the easier
it is to prepnre . Most o! the spuds
Wl' havt> on bnnd were purchased
during the dcprcsston at Albnny
::ollcgc whL'n lht.!y wcr~ dirt
~heap . This dirt will not go to
wostc. Louk for ll in the mnshed
potatoes." Entenng students at T.C fnt:\!
mnny problems in the wny of
homC\\ ork. but one that arousct
contrO\'crsy out of n.Jl proPQrtton
to time consumed fs lhe DE, or
dnilJ english. nmgnmenL
DE's are mcorpornted lnlo the
English composition clnsscs re
qwred of nl1 :freshmen, nlthough
some students who hove entered
at m1d-term ha,.e not been forced
to take them.
Thll week the LOG cxpresst>!
the opmtQ.IlS of studentS who took
DE's some umc Elllce 1949, when
they were uuliated as an expen·
rncnt. or or students who arc
Stale Legislature
GOP Rawls' Goal •
Cnmp::ai&ning has really been
ot nn all-time hrgh on campus
lntcl) . &sa des student body can·
dJdat.cs. Lester R ... ..,.Is. senior buss·
nC"SS ndmtnJ.Strn' n maJor, bns
JOtned the nmk by TWlnLn& :for
1h stnt~ lcgislnwre.
Rnu.ls, who 1 nmmnn on the
Republican tickl. is mnkmg h~
first lry for p 1Ucal fame 'by
runnwg for rcprescnt.nti" e of
Orcgon'.s fourth dlStrlct which
oonosts mostly of WaShin£lOil
county. Rawls would "really ap
preciate campaign nssl!Ulncc of
no'~> Lewil and Clarlt students lht· • mg in Washington county."
HIS platform Rnwla &a)'S, 1S
.. gcn rnl, nod mclud-- t."<llnomy
an gOl.'eJ'Drnal t. :md honesty and
lntcgnty an polittcs:'
R wla hns been anvolvro m
1 pOlitic. unu my life." fils father
v. also acU\·c Ul t.h.c COP pro
grnm.
Now uwolvcd in
pccch • Rnwla lUll speak n xt
un March 17 ot the Chamber of
Commerce Jn Forest Grove He
1 alao lr)1ng to ot'gnnuc lh
Yotm Rcpub'acans" of V::ah
tn ton county. currcnllY Uilting lhem. The ma
jonty or students desu cd to re·
main nnonymous.
On~ junaor snid ahe worked on
them only long enough to Cinish
the as.s~gnment wrU1 \he ntt1tude
of just gettang oomct.hlng tn, so
she wouldn•t flunk. She felt \hat
the} wc.rc de!inlt.ely n wnste of
time nnd unc term \\ ould have
been more them suflJc&cnt.
"I don't think thof were o com·
pletc waste or tame," a sophomore
smd. ..but 1 thmk they were
strt-ssed too much in n week. Two
semesters wouldn't have been to~;
bad 1f the ass1snmcnts \\ere fnr
Utrci! days out or lhc week m
!'tend of four. (Ed. Th1s year as
CJCnmenta ore for only three duys.)
1 usuall)' did them 1n about
!orty•fi\'C minut•>s."
Junior's Term Paper
Pulls Disappearing Act
Term paper "'blues" arc bcing
sung by Roger Brown, ha.story
rtUIJOr, ns he searches Cor hL•
term pnpcr, "P1oncer Life 1n the
Or gon Country," ml!smg sine"
:March 7
The 21-page paJ)<?r wns taken
:!rom the caf~'lena ... No doubt by
nustnke,' Brown bell \CS.
Assuming that tt has been ''bor.
rowed" tcmporart ly, Brown plend!
that the indwidunl ~pi~ turn
it 1n to the lost and found. Nc:.
quesuoru wlll be asked."
Celt Yow FREE LUB£ Cud a!
Larry's
Hancock Service
5239 S. W. Macadam
loU r 11, Ttr AC!~~wrl :J1
t r L•. tJ
Tb!G Lowls & Clark Lic«nse
Number Gets 5 Gall. of Gu
FRE£
Oregon 671-298 Anothc.r ~phomorl! sntd, •·J
5pent nt least an hour 11 dny and
lound they h:t\'c been of some
help lhis s~mester on term papers
Othen,·Jse tht!Y were n waste of
tame 1 could ha,·c US<!d on other
homework.'
"Details were certainly stress·
cd." one junior cxc:lnimcd. "Now
1 never forget to c:ross my t's or
dot my 1's. Although I thmk the
hour a dal' l \\ orkcd on them
could ho\'e been used to bcttc1 Although the dinner is throe
months away the Jt.llc t.s alread\' • m the mold. •·rc we do.n't use h
th1s yenr," says Chuck De Stuff,
scc:rctnry, •·u \\ill be twice as
moldy next yenr."
ad\'antnge on ot.her stud&es." For the lnst ten years, adequate
Another jun&or s:l&d the mos: storngc room Cor the ldt.o,·ers
time she ever spent on DE's wo.: hilS presented n serious problem
one hour a day nnd she felt thut to the CoffPctcna. ll 15 requestc.:d
was too long cons&dcrang she sull thnt all students leave C·3 door
hod to WJ nc class p:apcns. "If l locked. The room is :Ctlled wath
dtd JUSUce to the DE's I im•nri- c.n.'CSS cr11nbcr:ry sauce. It became
obly took time :from my othea nr~ary to empty the cans to
homt. worl! 1
' cunserve spaoc so every lime o
· I don"! get onough out oC them curwus studt•nt op~.;ru. the door
fm the umc I'm putt an~' "'"" 1 the LC t.•nwllment drop:· at lenst
lhcm," one lr•!Shman gtrl sni~ one. All hungry per on:· wishing
·•J would rnthct spend the pme o pall o! cranberry sauce mny
lind effort on something eln"" pu1 chose 11 on the roof where n
Still another freshman spl'ndr trnp door hos been butll to aC:ford
two hours on DE's because he lower1ng of buckets.
wants to keep the grades hc'tt Tbe graduating sonion will
• mnde on class papers from drop-han a choice of gta\'U!S to go on
pmg. <Ed: DE's count for -10 per thdr POtntoc.s this year. Turkey
cent of the Engliah grnde.) All tu.• gravy, ch&ckcn gravy, beet grtl\'Y
c.-laim5 to ha\'c gotten !rom them or pork grO\')' wtll be among the
as a shgbt lmpro\'cmcnt m hf'f choic£-s Plense request your pol
gr.&mmnr . "Whlch could hll\'i.: son bce11us only Ute cooks know
been ac:complfshed m one scmcs- which one of the gTecn messes Is
tt!r,.. he said.
Ed: Next week: a defense
the EnglUh dopartmenL the one you wnnt. You too can
by hn\'C ODIJ rout i.n the gtavy. The
coo'ta dQ,
1 h annual 6enior banquet Is
f.:Olng to be a howling success.
Corporation Jobs Open The lrntcrnaty hos r• celv~d let·
.\1r. Mulaney, r<'CI'Uitm .. nl dl-t(!ns o! ~..~mgrn tulallon from .sever
rector for Crov:n·Zclkrbach cor-ol ntonufuclunng concerns for
porntion, will be on c:unpus their exodlcnl work Among the
Marrh 20 in Ute aftcrnuWI lo in· letter wrsl~rs wr:rc , uch prom
lt!n'lCW June ond J\ugust grad-mant pc(.lplc n.s, Walt F.rp. G1 ow
uola for JOUs in uccountmg nnd ly B•·Corbonotc Co .. Dtgcts Fn·
chetnllilJ"y. lcmglez~, Thumb, for thq Thummy
Students who would br. inwr-Co., ond n I tlt~r M warning from
steel in cmg Mr. Mulnncy, Uu American Me dicol a r•cwtion
should contact Mlu JuUa Juhn-All COl 1 • SI>Ond(Cnts seem to think
n in t.hc ploecmcn~ ofU~(l thi~ Ill "111 take n lol of guts to mnk
W<.ck for ltm ond ploc • the dlrlllcr n suecc . slmllnr to lhlll of n zhher: i•
pin) lld by dcprcsslnc o kcy
running lhc Im&crt~ nero
strings.
Cron llra1 bocomo lnh.:t
!n folk musi(' whll<l rat r.
!il'hool m Hill :~t tht•
of 01 I'HOn, Vronklln Wnlk~r,
lho1 of £1.1vurol books 'm
lit rnturc, was hi
there ontl first IDlf'rcstC'd him
thw tYP•' of music.
"Wh1IC tcach1ng ut W(]ll)hl
State colleac Crom
Gross snad, "I collected cV<:J')
song 1 ccord J could find.
HI waa tntoroated in .N<lifUiit'
sonss cspcc:inlly," he conh
"ond through tnlks wlth ,n., ....
ln Woshmctun lind ldnho d
crcd mnn~· songs pt_~ullnr to
• rcgwn.
''J got hold or n guilnr n
lnlt!r, lcumcd n tcw .ongs
bcgnn \(l ~lng,"
Aflor coming lo Oregon
collciC to teach m 1946 nnd m
roll O( I hut ) car to LC\'wlS
Clnrk. Cross conupondcd
folk song sanuers nnd colteel.cl
among whom wns B. A.
outh(la• of tht: book "Trcnsu11
American Folklore .''
Botkin "ishcd Gross
tra\'cling through Portland
1950. They spent nn c\'emng
gcthcr smg1ng songs, and o~
the songs GrC'SS song, "Por'Ua
County Jnil," wns later ln<:oq:
rated into Botkan's book.
Cross and Verne Bnghl,
gon pO~"'t and writer who ts
president o! the Oregon .1-'ol
ocicty, me currently work101
cstnbllah a Portland chnptcr
...he socwty.
3hack Templin
Opinions Divi_v
Docs ~he snnck shnck
temptatio n to the student to
studying nnd clnliS(!S!
nnd focully queried this
revcnlec.l the following:
INA RENE DE'fROW,
man: "I! you hove o dull
it's cosier to cut it und co to
shock for n cup of coffee. Jf
shock wnsn't lhflrc, neither
be the temptation to cut ·•
CHRIS PAZEO'TOIP01
"•mior: "1\'s n lcmpt~tton
div&dunls who don't hove rc"'1~
:10c:e or will power to sUly
-but who hns nny will po\\er
resistance?''
-~."'JADINE GOI.DFOOT,
man: "In the morning,
lnr~')·, if th~o.• litudcnl hns ml~ J
breakfast, he goes to the
-' to (•nt und stnys awhile.''
FRED TOMLIN, :Junior:
hock doesn't parliculn rly
me to cut classes but 1t ctclltni.Ui
du;rupts my sturly schcdulelot
PAT MILLS, Ire hm:m: ••If
plnce was cleancc.l up it \\·oua..,
be too bnd, llccauw ll is pos:IU
to stu<.ly in there when it's not
crowded.
NANCY B A R N U M, ju
"Students get antcrcst cd an
mg to n frJend, mass 10 nur1u;1
of clo5'5 nnd then don't bother
go nt nlJ."
PRISCII.I.A Wt-:ST,
··Jt. o!fcrs nu temptation
becnuso I'm too busy dome ... ...,
thnt a1c more important .''
MI:SS RUTH CHfNDGlR.E
h om •• •!<:ont,mlcs d~: unr1
"'I ht~ shack doesn't hnvc ent~;.;
3pJJI'I'II l•l the guod and
cntlous lud• nt Lut
tempts the poot• student "
JUDY JOHNSON,
"When rl1 t entering .-oil e
tudcnt is tempted to \\ nstt•
m the ahock, hut after h
orne uccu~>k•mc d to cuiJc.:gr
u c.:s lu tunc more t H ell Stuc
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