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Volume 10, Number 22

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1952-03-01

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• onven 1on
Regional Delegates to Meet
On Campus March 27 to 29
l~was nnd Clark's a:mn-bntt<:rcd campus w11l be the scene
of the Weslurn Rcgionnl Blue Key convention, Mnrch 27 to 29.
Blue Kr•y JS 11 nntionol senior men's honorary fraternity.
Volum• X, Portland . Orogon Friday, March 21, 1952 Number 22 Dclcgrnt•:!S from seventee n California, Nevnda, Washing­
ton, ldnho and Oregon colleges will arrive some time Thurs­
day for the three-day conference. Over 100 nrc expected Lo
attend, and w11l be housed in campus dormiLoncs . Thutnbs Down
Given Election
For Gold Key
Student Body Council
Orders Another Round
ThP Gold Kc·v ••lt:c lion of
March 11 nnd 12 were pronouncl•d
volci by oction or the student
ooundl Tu(·!ldnv. •
II. rc voh will be hdd in con-
JUnction wcth the choice of the
Mny quc•cn, the week after spring
vorallun I~; uvcr.
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fiNALISTS CHOSEN
l'<•t He till'. 1 01 Gu1U1cr nnd
Vema Uogcn were scleC'ted Wed­
nesday nnd Thursday ns !1no.lists
m the ck>cllon for May Quccn.
The council nulliricd the clcew
t1on nftcr nctinc on o student pe.
tJuon rcqucshng o rc-votc The
pct1Uon c-omplained thol the oc­
uvitJcs of the Gold Key cantil·
dnt.cs were not well enou&h
kmm n by the freshmen and new
sludcnls.
PLANS FOR A THREE·DA Y Wc.tlern Regional Bluo Key c:on•oau.ion are tMting shown by Bob
Bueumann . righl. prc1•aden1 of the Lewis and Clark chapter of Blue Key. The convention will !Mgln
Thursday, March 2.7. ruJd roproJontetivos from ae•entetn c:oUegu and uni•orsuios will bo present.
Dean of Men Joe Huston. left. Charles Haldora and Eldon Gun!er look on. Highlights of tbe contc.rmee
wall be nddn by the Rcvcrend
Robert H S" ney of Portlnnd
unlvt:rshy on Thursdny, M n:h
27, in the Pompclnn room or the
CongrCD hotel, 1024 S W SiXth,
ot G p m.; Dr. U. G. Dub:Jch on
Fr1dny nt 12~15 p.m. at Her~:"•
Cho'cl. i41 S W St. Clnir, ond
Knrlin Cnpper-Johrwln on F'ridny
m•ening. Both Dr. Dubzu:h nnd
Cnp~ r.Johnson lU"C Cram the
Lev; &s and Clurk polJtlcnl "' nee
d~partm •ml.
Cnpl)l}r-.lohnson wlll be feat­
ured M lhc mrun speaker or lhc
convention. ond w1U LDlk c.n lhc
I"Cold Wnr•· at o bnnqu t held in
lhe ''Georgian Room" or the Old
Heathman botcl on Frld IY nl
6 p m He was an ob ~ cr t the
S n FranCISco pence conJc:rencc
ID.St ye~r.
Hos1 cha.&nnan of lhc m l will
be Bob Burermnnn. pn:sldrnt of
the l.L'\1: IS and Clark chnptcr of
Blue Key.
I Pnncl disa1ss1ons y; 111 b b ld
on Thursday nt 2:30 p m ; FTlday
~t 10 n.m.. 2:30p.m. and 3 45 p m ..
and nn Saturdny ot 10 om.
A lunchron nt the Multnomllb
hotel v; all cunelude lhc.-conf"r­
('n c on Snturdn:r ot 12:15 p.m.
The nom~ of 21 cnndtdotcs, 12
''omen nnd 12 men, Will nppear
on the new bullot. Then: were
nnly SIX women [tnd <ix ml'n Jist·
l•d on the uriglnal bnllot .. A liJit
of nctivih<'S and achievcmc'nls ot
each cnndidotc wdl appcnron thr_ Lambda Wins Carn1·val Award,
new ballot Inter-Fraternity
Dance Set Tonight
The Rose Bow 1 at the Mult­
nom:~h holel will set th~ scene DI!Spitc lht• inl"rcascd hst of s • G M f M
candidolcs. only six Will be elect- Jgma .rosse s OS oney for lhe ~nd nnnual lntcr-Fra­
temity Dmner DanC'C to be held
this C\ cnlng. cd for tho Gold KO)' awards. .__ ________________ By Jim Spohn -----------------1
Outstanding lcndcl'Shlp, service
to the t:ollegc, scho1nrslup nnd
character nrc tht• qunlitlcs cx­
pectl'd of the nwnrd wmncrs.
Gay Nineties Program
Staged on 'Joker Day'
April 1 Will be more t.han April
Fool's Day nt Lewis and Clnr'k
h will be lhf' day when the theat­
er is transformed mto nn old
tfm~. rnuumu ln7~ bur room nnd
vnudcvillc stage Cor the Gay
Nmf'tlc.s Revue.
Cluurmun Jim J,on.: hns nn·
nounccd thot the fmul rencarsnl
w1l1 tnke plntl' Sunday, March
30, nt I :00 p m All pnrtJcipants
must be prcst•nt then in order to
be entered m the show. Prior to
thnt all por ucipan\s rnust nrrnng('
thcar own rehearsals.
Judge of the C\'cnt.s will be
SPI::BSQSI\ (Society !or the Pre­
~cn•n tion nnd Encoura gement o(
Borbc-r Shop Qunrlct Singing in
Amerien) .rt!lJI'eSCntntivt!. T h c
pnzcs, which will be a surprise
will be ofC(!red tor <mtncs judged
most cnlerlnlnmg, most <lrJganal
nnd hn,•ing the boat costumes.
five Students Compete
for Forensic Laurels
"'iv(! llludcnll Jrorn Lewis ond
l:lark will partldput c in th,.
Fourth Annuul lnvltntlonnl l''or­
ensic: tournament nl Sl. Mnrt.in's
coll••gc ln Olympcn, WW!hlngton
March 28 and 2!1.
'rhe)' nrc Chuck Hnrras, Bnrnt.:Y
Stndlus, Delton Porter, Lnrry
Cnmpb •II nnil Don Nelson.
Campb 11 nnd NcJsQn Stndlus
oni.J Hnrru; w11l f{,rm debate
lcitms. and wJth l'orh r will com­
pete in Lndi\'ldual 15peech events. Lnst Slllurdo~ n gong or rousl­
obouts from ,·nrious cnmpu11 or­
gnnl7.Dhons labored all dn\ w1th
hummers, S&\\S, nnd pnmt ond by
7:30 thnt c\•cmng thNc wns n cnr­
mval on cnntpus \\ 1th thl' m•d·
woy pitched nght sn the g) m.
Al 7·:m wht'n Uuo cngcr cro\\ d
eutered th~ nn na the c:onccsstons
were goinc full blru;t, Fronk El­
ltot nnd his combo were pro\'lcl·
tn£ mus1c for dnnclng, and the
bnrkcrs or tnlkt'rs Wl.'f'C hov;ktng
thc1r hot dons, whtcl or fortune,
candied npplcs. ptnk lemonade
and so on.
The ronccs.o;ions w.:rc of thl'
gnudi.ellt possablc d~>scgn and l'Ol·
Five-Day Choir Tour
To Commence Monday or and were constructed or two
by wurs, ch1cken wrn.•, crepe
poper. cardboard, and the bright­
.:. l pain\ D\'nllnb1c One ron~­
SJOn US :d h~ 0 largC cartons or
pnpt'r nopkma m its dco(:()rotmg
At 11.30, after n full cvcrung
or undaunte.d sale monsh&p, lhc
cnrnl\'OI nollfily folded its conocs­
&ions nnd \~~nnb crt'pt away. It S1gmo Alphn Stgmo took high­
l honors for makinc the most
money \\ 1lh their gross omount DI.IUlcr WJll begin nt 7;30 p.m.
runnmg $60 Alph Rho Omego 11nd gu~ls wW danee to the
fq11owed "1th $44 ~ mumc o! Frank Elllott tmd His
The JUdge of lhc best booths Moonhnhters from 9_12 OM.-
WU't' Dean Chnrl HoY. nrd, Mrs "' p.m. &&w
l...(<n rc Van Antwerp, hcnd rcs1• college qunrtct v.m cntutaln
dent ot Aktn Hnll nnd D nn Joe dunn • mtern\W.io.n.
Jiuston The dress for lh1s closed f111-
rcQum:d n full dO)' to set up the tl.'mlt) dance will be mformnl
c\ cnt nnd lass thnn un bt'Ur to 1 ~
h:nr it doY.n. Student Notches Win Frntcnuty commllt«s wwktng
l~mbdn Pht Epsilon won the AI u of p Oratory Test OJ\ Lh15 lntc:r'-Frat.crruty spon-
lntcrcoltcgtalc Knight's trophy roTed dnnoe nre: Acncla. dcc:o.t"a·
on tho bnslJl O[ onginnht). neat- MorUct> Crawford ,, on first Uons: Alpho Rho Omega. chaper-
ness, nud support of the circus plnec! in Lhe \\umen's dl\·tS•on of nns: Bela Mu Epshon, cloak
them~ . the State Old Line Orntory room: Dcltn Tau Rho, dane~
The Junior dnss' "Bring 'Em t p 1 nd 1 oumnmc nt at orl 11 un \'en· on:ulgcml'llls; Kappa Phi Alpha,
Bock Alive" conce!l!ion put them t ~· h 13 .. lk I Y •unrc ncr ln wns en-entcrt.atnment; Lnmbd111 Pht Ep.
tn the ~nd place wuuungs. utled "Whnt ls 'Your Gonlr ..
The sole or scrap nnd buttons The toumom~ t wns sponsored silon. tickets: and Slgma Alpha
The college cho1r under the fro thiJ; ~em's event grossed over by the lnt~reollcgm tc Foren&tc Sl~n, pubUcity .
direction of L. StnnJcy GlDJ"Um _t4_0_0 ___ ________ /Usoemt.io n of Oregon ond wns Patrons and Patron~ tor this
wall begin a b\·e day tour of On..'- Marilee's sec-ond \'tctory thlS ) enr social event nre· Mr. and Mrs. Lewenlhal lo Give m orntoraeal C(lntcsts. Philip McAl&te.r, Mr. and :Mrs.
gan nnd Wn~hmg ton Monday Larry Campbell nnd Dcllon H. 0. N. Bull. Mr. and Mrs. Al
morning. They nrc scheduled to Unique Piano Recital Portc.r wilh Wahcr J. Mend, in-Aklll$, Mr. nnd Mrs. ChArles
sing ot Bend h1sh school al Paamst Raymond Lc-wcnlhnl alncctor m economics as thc1r ad-l:laldors. Mr. and Ml"! w~
12:50 p m. Inter in the doy nnd who hns appeared nt Cnrnej:lc \'l cr, debated with represcnln· Smllh. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Gross.
thttt night at Rl'dmond Jumor
htgh school at 8.15 p.m.
Tuesday '' 111 fmd the ~;roup
pcrformm~ fm;t nt The Dolle
high school nnd lnl •r nl Vt•rt hnU and IJ(!rlormed with conduc:l-tn from St Mory'a college ot Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Erickson and
ors Albort Conte! nnd DlmltrJ Calltomin twa~ lnst Tucsdu) Ol\ Mr. nnd Mn... J()(?-lluston.
Mttropoulus, will b heard in con-the qu sUon .. StwU 'fh~ NCJ t
ccrt at the college theater 'Thurs- Pr<!s.idcnt Be Rcpubllcnn o.•
dny nt 8:30 p.m. D moc.rat•" Portcr nnd CnmpbcU Blood Drive to Begin
1\ unique feature of the pt-o.- t~d.vocnled n Rcpublu:an pres•·
gram will bt> the plncing of the dent 'nnd \\C~ met with St Till.' second 11~ma nnual blood
Thl' chotr \\'til f11cc lll bu.slca~t pfnno on tho mnin floL1r with tllc Mllr) 's pr<1po!rnl for o D mbenll- dontll1o.n dnowc of th.: )'l"ar wtll
do)' \\'cdne!;dn~ m th1 pr nUl· nudlcn s nt~d 00 _.u sitlc o! I be m Aprt1 l'i when the Red oudtturlum in Pentlldun.
l1on uf three conccrt:J. I-:0 tern thl" p(•rforrnt'r , Aft<'r each group CI'O.IS \\ II be on c~UJlPUS.
Oregon Cutlcge or Education, I~n of numbc uu~ piano will bt> Dr. Dubach to Talk Student! undel' 21 yea~ of A&e
Grnndc ttnd Bnkcr h1gh schools tu.mt'tl to offord t!&Ch aucst o vtew Dr. u Ci Dubach wlll talk on n-request~ to ftll out the cou-
will be the sHes. of Lt wrnthlll's h nd~ In nction. "Chureh :md Go~; mtncnt,'' Tucs-pon on page S and pt thcur par-
On Thursday the smg('nJ w11l Spon nrcd b\' the oollc mu rc d . Apnl l nt r.·J5 p.m. at the cnts' 11,anaturu.
he he:mJ at Elgm. Oregon nt the department the concert wlll be Moreland Pr bytcrian church Blood C'Ollected dunn& tht! drift
high school then .m lhc afternoon I a benefit for the hutldmg fund ThLS talk by Dr Dub ch \1: all will be available for use lD cl·
ond &hAt night ol Moe high school of the Palatine Hill Pre!byterhm be p rt or tlu: ~n~n c:.n'ire pre-viUan hospltals. u well u :roc
In Malton-Frecwntcr . C'hureb. ~:nt.ed by the o.:.hurch nulltary needs. Pag Two
Kerofl el 0111 ~
On bclu1li of the 1200 studl!nts and facultv of LC, tht.: •
LOG offers 1lS key of welcome to dck•gnt~s to the Western
Regtonal Blue Key c-onvention, who will make! this campus
thetr home .M:u-ch 27 through 29.
Members oi Blue Ke' national men's honornrv trom col· •
lt'!ges and universiti~.:.s all O\'cr the Norlh'\\ est Californh1 and
Ncvnda will hear addres.scs b,· Dr. U. G Dubach nnd Kurlin •
Capper-Johnson, both of LewL and Clark and FathQI' Rob(•rt
H. Sw~ey of the Universi ty of Portland
We smcerely hope you accomplish <til 'our purposes dur
ing your slny nnd we do hereby formally invite you to mnkt;
our campus yours. W. B. \\'.
F )~rer Cri tics-ll1ore Do r PIONEER LOG
Popularity Poll-­
Gymnasium or Shack
To tho Eciitor:
\.:. 'l me. mbu of the studt'nt
body, I feel thnt Jt Is my prtvi·
lege and rlght t.., \'Ote an thu
student bod\' clecttons. •
In as long Md drawn out elcc­Claims that the student body elect10n commiuee "padded' ' tion as thlS year's proved to be,
votes durmg the last election are totally unJush[u~d. 1 felt tltat there was n lock of
We can only assume that these unfounded attacks nrc n publiCJty ns wcll as booths on • result of hurt feelings incurred when the accusers' candJdntcs tlu• second d ' ol the run-olfs.
d1d not win the election. 11 seems 10 me lhat there nrc
, • two places of (•nct"'l sl"\dcnt \\ e say: Let them sh~ some proo: of thelr claim-or elso congregntion on this campus: the
cease :thelr rantings. It bo1ls dO\\ n to 'put up or shut up."' .mock shock where 'the town
Clenrl) th~ ~lection board and all \\'ho worked on the polls 'itudenLs spend n J!Orlion of theu
were ~incere and honest and votes were counted accurutcly. time and the gym where most
All organizations had an equal responsibili ty in manning the <'vccy•one posses nt lc<uil once dur. r b th lng the day.
\·o mg ?<> 5• • • As an on·cnmpus rcsadcnt I nm
To diSpel any futur~ complmnls concernmg supposed vot-jn the position to know that most
ing frauds, the student council should take e.>:treme care in on-campus students do not go to
• selecting next year's election board by agam ha\'ing a broad the snack shnck.
representation of aU campus groups. Such a system would Tbereforo becaus~ there wns
satisfy the majority o{ students. only one \'Olang poll in the snack
• " 1 " h , shnclc, many of the on·t>ampus The ones \Uth dark-co ored glasses. thoug • "Ill prob-studc.nts did not vote, not because
ably never be content, e\·en if they conducted the election of tack o! intcrl!st but because
themselves ... which is unlikely since they undoubtedly not seemg n poll in the gym they
could not spare the time. V•l. B. W. were unnware of where to vote-.
Is thls a sign or good atud~nt
Our Green Pa tu.re government?
Ma.rUoo Crawford • •
Friday, Much 21. 1952
Summer Soldiers~ Patriots
Shrink in Times of Crisis
By Bryco Whue j usunl. Ir. Llw world's most 1m-
'll n d 'Th pmtnnt ··ll·cllon year WI' slill
th wmnl '·h~~~l ,::nt o!lo arl 0 hear the ~.·cho of our victory-h un·
e llmea 1 '" ry men a aou •· ., llll o.I'Y po cmnr;, Thf' aummor aold\or and tho sun· • . VIc: rcn•tvl' promt!lc• or thL• sky ahlno pntuol wtll, 1n thia crista, ,.,111 11 m d t.. 1 1 • 1 11! uon nn .. c w 10 l' hrtnk from the 'orvlco of t'boir . . mlur SY'ilcm tlu O\\'n m al we JUSt
country • · vou lor on( c:nnd1dntc.
1 hnugh lu: ofl-n :peat~d words But humans 100 lluouch tlw
\\ e1 c wnttcn m llw shadow of pnpwr mncht, tla trivi11, the mnzc
lht.' dnrk\'SI hour or the Hevo1u· thrown up before lhr.m--nnd feel
laonnry Wnr, they nrt! more adc· the earth trembling. Ommous
quoh• nuw, durmg the most cuti-dnys nre npproachmg . No one
col nnd forebodmg ye-ars of thts dnres vt•nture Jll~;t whnt.
rountry's l'Xistcnc~. These nrc truly the lim~ that
lnf'a!ion and tho "cold war" try men's souls. But we do have
hD\ c deadened aur rdlexcs . •>nc manifest rcalitntaon . At no
Somehow, nrtet'"'ft,;loraous World lim£> tn our histo.ry hnvt• wt.• more
Wn 11 victory, Wt' na c hopt·I~'\Siy nC'<'dcd a r.rcat leader to guide us
~mbrollcd in more war wtth through our saccc •
promascs of nn C\'Cn grcnu.•r con· But we need more than just
met to ('Oint', Nowh~.:rc 1S there a ont• lendt•r -we nt•Cd muny. Mt•n
peaceful end In stghl. like U. G. Dubnch t'an ht>lp place
Our lcadt•rs have rdlt.•ctcd n nn· our t:ountry m the hands or true
taon's dilemma-by n re,·calcd {llatr..>smcn.
shnmciL·ss unmornhl) Every- Oua• "rorgott<'..n~ generation
whctc about us we see our neigh-must nuw step Corwutd nnd lend
bor wntc.:hing out for htm:-clf. Our our h!adt•rlcss rounln· bnck onto • -.uuntr" must bcor gang shootings thl' path of pPncc.
nnd mob lynchinp,. It will be n long, hurd hall to
Our l~rrilorial poaaessiona arc chmb carrying u yoke. Some may
dcnacd stntt•hood bl'cnu!ie .some falter. But another twic1.• ns
scnalors believe thl.' inhabitants stronc must bl:' rcody to take his
inferaor to "whites." plae<•.
We cannot t•ven cscnpc in our Paine cpttomiled u whr.n he.
htcraturc. Vaolcnce and disorder s~ud: "Tyranny Jlko beU ia not
plague the contemporary wntmg caaily conquorltd : yet wo bavo
scene. 1 t ts tndccd n struggle to this eonaolalion with ua. that tho
live until ,,.,. reach our grave. ha.rder the coofUct, tho more glo·
But the body polihc goes on as r1ous tho triumph.
BULLETIN BOARD •
Today a team of speakers from the Urban. League of Bull 'Muffs' for Winter W~re-Stringing Teacher Frustrates
Portland-Edwin c. Berry and Mrs. Bertha Skt!lley-will As Snow Bel Pays Off Wiggle warts, yawners, Stretchers
\'isit Lewis and Clark to review Roi Ottley's book1 ''No Grel!n
By Flo Ann Perkins Pastures ." l btt 1l will1 • "I bet ~t won't!'' br~ak out wath lhc mcnsle~ A
"I bet It will '' warrant was 1ssued for IHm by This account of the Negro in Europ~.? today is, m the au Th • ·th. h Jl ds '\ profc~~or at the Untver~ity -
lh , " I cse were e s ra soun Okl h h the county health doctor or 5 words, not alone what I saw • heard, and dug from that came from the bookstore of-of 8 omn or; comt. up wllh When tho shorifl round htm {It
bool·-b 1J a rt lwblc lt.'Sl or .;tudent bore-Nr-ut nctua y what I felt living and tra\•eling about !icc-early this week ns H. 0. N. hotnt:, h~ WO!\ taken bcfon; the:. dom. It's callt•d th~ "Wiggle Me· the British Isles, Europe and ~irica/' Readers get nn inside Bull and Mrs. Charlie ~nldors tcr." Ju.stJcc of lhc peace, who penal
\?iew of rnc1al situatiOn!'i in England, France, Italy Spain Gcr- wng~N'd .over lhe posstbtllty o1 • aztJd the impatient patient $10 and . . • ' ' snow falhng. Wires llr<' strung ulong on the $9.25 cosL<:,
many and Ainca, as \'tewed by a Negro. As always Bull was correct. backs of chairs; and every time The final indagnaty came the
Ottley has concluded that Europe offers the Negro "no Early Wednesday morning he a student yawns, stretches or wig. nc.'<l dny, however. when the
green pastures." found n patr of the specinJ l.'ar-clcs, the tmpulsc I:> recorded on mensh:s appear d m full bloom.
n grnph. Th · 1 Sponsors of the book re\•iews should be proud that once muffs offered by the bookstore. e naJtona "g~:t-your·high-
again they have made possible to the college friends faculty Mr. Bull u~n bemg inter- So you think your t• L aJ e dif-;chool daploma at-home-in. your·
d • .' \'lewcd on hts good fortune f•culll From lht Annapol il Log ~pnre·time" program hns nollunc
an students a team capable of presentrng such a v1tal book mused: "You moy lough ol such comes this com m c n t, 'They on Emporaa State Tl'achcrs ' col·
to all. H .is not possible in all countries or even in all states a gift this late in lhc ycnr, but mntkcd the exam so strictly, they le-ge in Kansas.
within this country. F. B. C. mnrk my words, nc.xt wtntcr 1s CJunked him ror havang n period They hove-an cducntion by
Rats in Our Basements
The college campus is the birthplace oi the professional
man of tomorrow. Together with the knowledge plucked :from
the pages of a countless pile of books, many of the enterpris·
ing young students engage in part-time jobs that educale the
future businl!.ssmnn through the schools of hard knocks,
One unidentifjed person has been busily engaged in a
part-time campus trade. This job consists of rifling through
Otc pockets of his fnends while they arc taking their daily
exercise. So far M.r. Anonymous has had a profitable job. He
has made ofi with a grand haul of over :seventy·five dollars.
Not bad for one week's work!
We have a bit of advice for thts "character." Reach in
your pod:.ct and take out most of the money you have, then
throw it ns far as you can. Now turn around and walk off. That
feeling you have m your stomach is the same one the guys you
plnyed for suckers had. If you happen to be a student in col­
lege you are wasting your time. A college education 1sn't
nc.-eded to engage in our profession.
Im·csl that seventy- five rocks in a gun and you're in
busmess-why waste good :money lo graduate? You'd be n
d•sgrncc to any honest profession you would enter. But, keep
up the trade you've chosen for part-time work--you'rl! cut
out !or 1t. W. R. F.
TommySavesDay Curtain Going Up
Th" curt.nin nlmo l stayed dov.'Jl Jock Gri.rml..cd, who plny~ J the
10 thC' Portland Cavic: theater's rol(' uf Tomm}' an the LC pro·
production of John Pawk·s duc:uon or U!P piny only two
weeks ago, sWpped lnt.o the
comedy • ""Thl' Hn ty Heart." 0 bl' nch. anJwerlng n fJ p m. phone
Wt:rk ago Thursday, because call o the uahow COUld go on" in
"Tommy' wrus aid1. th b l thcnl.ncal trndhion. gomg to be a btl or a ro~h one ups1de down." mail program which :;ervcs 1200
and lhl.'se muffs will b~,; put to Al Kansas State college n stu-students in 90 counties in Kall'i 1
cood use. dent escaped £rom a hospita112o states nnd five foreign coun·
Afl.t>r all one can't ha,·e the ward where he was waiting to TJ('!<
luxury of burrowing mto n nic~ ------------.:... ---------------
warm Cl.I\'C Cor the winter you Could Th . H H ?
know." Ah, CIViliz.ntion • • • lS ap pen ere.
l I out h: I on Ol hf' AIISOC.lll•
t d Stud••nUJ of t..c.nVb! nn<l •'lark cui·
I JTI" Publlahpd W• d\ly during t h
rollcgll y .. .ar Sub!lcrlllllon rnt"ll $:.00 o• r year
En I• rf'd ru~ t~ooond cln~ mnttor nt
l'ortlaad, Or<1~on..
EDITOR
Bryce White
Bill FOii$
Doo F1orao
Ann Granoing
Nancy Miller
Geraldine Sprott
Tom O'Day
Herb Scholcfer
Jim Tomlin
Blair Lindle Managing Editor
A.uiltant Editor
Editorial Editor
Society Editor
Ant. Society
Sportl: Editor
Featurea EdaJor
Buainesc M91'.
AdY. Mgr.
Report.,•: ...... Garth I'&DA114! . l'loy4 O'OIWD1n• . 0o1"ftldJu Spro\t,
Obarlos Oharn'lrtlet, Oathntne .Del. tatnny, Jrl&.lao 'DrtU, Jim 8pborn, Warney, Dnnnus..,, l'lo AD2l Por·
klaa, Vtza'U:U& BroWD..
Clrc11tatton: Pat 8tnn4J' , AI
llt~bOU OII. aou ••mbo. Barba1"11 Cola, x..r,. Lwut, AUco XJ4a.
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7'om Bartle7, AJ 8t.o))bOIUIOD..
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• friday. March 21, 1952 PIONEER LOC -
Fonner Missionary Tells of Her Experiences
While Living in China During World War Two
''Go yc lht>rcfori' nncl tcnch nll lnnry and nttcndol the University
nutlontl" W!l!l the.: commnndmrml o! Wnllhlngton nnd 11 tlummcr
Ulcrully lollow1•tl hy Elizabeth ling"istfcs institute nt the Unl~
!'lnnco when stw b••gfln hc.r ltmch. \'l!rSJty or Okluhomu .
ing CliiCt!l" In Hon1: Kung tn 1040 In 1!148 Ml'l!, Nonce nnrl lhl•
at 0 mission Cot• F.ngllsh Rpe .• k c:hlldren Went unck to Chln:c
•nit people or ull nutionolitlcs. "Mr. N;•n«o mt:t us 1n llonr. I<onc
Her sturi~nts Included ~nny nnd we went them to Kunmlng,
overscus Chtncse fr(lm colomcs in which many airmen remember
Cnnudu to Bt itlsh Cuauno (lnd as lhc cnd of the :ur tnp ovt••
Jnmnieo ns welJ ns BriUr;h SCI'· the 'Hump'," she noted.
v1ccm~n md thr.lr Cnmtlies. Jn Kunmung Mrs. Nonce spon-
Mrs. Nanc:e nnd her mission- ~>ort'd o school !or deaf mule or
ory hush md worked for the blind bl'ggnr chtldrc.n She nuo
Bnptu;t miss1on until December klu{tht English to Chines£' litu
!!.HI when the Japanese took the dents In the high school there. M a cnrp~ntr•r nnd roc•fer while
she slutltcs pro--cdu~ntion, 1'hf•
child• con, nnw 12, 10. ll and 8, hnvc
'' home I ur lhc rust tlme in 8
Y<'llrl, shr• snys, and fire hnppily
nttcndmg Cotllnsvit•w s{'hool.
'T'hc Nnnces have two acres
with t u \1. hcep und geese.
Mra. Nance also Und! time to
brondc 1 t ( u. 1 th Cnrol• J enn Big­
hum, ~unlor ••lcmentnry cducn­
llon moJor) n u1d1u program 01i
KVAN ot 10:45 Saturday morn­
Ings for the Vnncouvcr library.
"Storybook VlUoge,•· is n pro­
gram promoting cood readmg
for children. Page Throe
Come and Ye Shall Hear
Seminar
All rr~llhmcn Will be guests of
I h c dcpurtmentnl C(Jnfcronccs
uheduk'<.l for Tuesday, April 8,
at II n.m
The ndmln11!trnllvc and currlc­
uln commltlf'CS have I'L'qUCBl('(]
thnt nll deportment. pion semi·
nnn~ that wlll appenl to mOJOI"S
und to th~> \'istUnC freshmen Jn
diHertng degrees of choosing n
mOjOT Chapel
Four studenu will be featured
Jn Scnwr Chapel ton Thur£dny,
April 3 :1t 11 o.m.
In the past it hns been the prac­
tice lo present cnlor studcnta
to spcnk on their mtcrprclations
ond commc.nlJ of the world nbout
lhcm ond the concern of atudcnl.ll
m todny'G world. These students
:ar.c usunlly h f' a d c d tow.~rd
churclt·rc.latcd o;vork.
island nnd intc>..rned them tor· "Ont> proulem we hnd, she sold,
t~cyennnnd eight mont~ ''wnstenchm~themgrnmmn~bc- ------------------------------------- -----~
M•·· und Mrs. N.mcc found. cause the Chinese hnvc none.
themselves, among a,ooo other They hod never hod lo worrv The pr1mnry purpose or such
tl meeting Is to encourage the
freshman to mak(', n wise choice
of mnJOr OJ t arty 115 po sible. ,Speakers for this yeor will be
Hugh Hnrcourt, Donna Huggins,
Mnnon Mcintyre nnd Robert
Peters. Carol Moe ·will be the
organist for Lhe occasion.
• mtcrnccs, in one of the better in-about agreement of pronoun!!,
tcrnmcnt camps where they were number ln their verbs or ~lUI'h
allOWl'd to keep 11p lhc semblrmct• ubuut tt•n.;« b "on~l" Dr. Evans Responsible for Music Dept's
High Reputation Among Coast Schools
of a home, besides cnrrymg ono Chinoso studonta often dropp!.'d By earth Fanning "During the rJcprcglon," he
th(lir mlssionmy nctlvillcs. "Wr. in to thetr home, Mrs. Nnnc:t opmed, "f almost went bock. No
could control our own ndminls- said, to nsk questiOns like, "What •\ rnnn whu describ~s himsclr one sct>med to n(.'1!d orcrm les·
tration or Red Cross reli~f SUP· is American democracy?" as [I "bmod, hcnvy-sct Welsh-
plies, our own :o:anllnlion system Thl'Y saw no conChct bet wcPn rnnn" has given the college rnusk
nnd our own t·ducnllon," Mrs. Chnstianity and Communism department a reputallon that ts
Jllanr-t . ays. she remembers. Tht'y thour.ht of the em•y or many a lnrgcr l'i<'hool
''Our liltlo room bl come n port-Commumsm ns an econom1, on the Pacific Coast. His efforts
lime nurser) ch.tpc.-1, workshop, th<•ory, not a way of life. I hove hove been so successful that per­
youth center and home," she rc-n E!Ood r"ason lo believe they ons 10 nelghbonnc commun1t1cs
calls. Since they were able to now realize their mlstnkc •· nnrl state.'! often tend to think
keep up these needed activities, The Nance family hnd expected of Lewis ond Clark as a music
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Nonce refused the to stoy only temporarily in Kun-school
chance to return home niter 6 ming, since Mrs. Nonce returned
munths mtcrnmcnL to Chma to work ns o translator
Alter their rl!lease m Septem- for a tnbc on the Wl'.St Chinn
bt!r, 1945, Mrs. Nnncc returned border.
to the United Stutes with her However all plans wer£> changed
four children, two of whom wcrl' and the Nan~s returned home
born m the internment camp. the winter o! 1!14!1 because or the
During her throe yoar stay in approaching Rl.>d anna~.
th1 country Mrs. Nance was able Last year Mrs. Nance studit~
to leave the chtldrcn, two boys nt Clark junior college and trans­
and two girls with var~ous rclo-{cwd this year to I.cw1s nnd
tives while she graduated from Clark where she will gruduUlc
Western Baptist Thl•ological scm-in June. Hl?l' husbnnd is workmg His nome IS Dr. John Stark
E\•nns and 1n June he wJll have
completed his seventh ycnr here
os director of music. He is now
in the process of orgam:zing the
annuol Spring Music: Festival to
be gtvcn ?llny 5.
Dr. Evans' early musical train­
ing encompassed the study of
p111no and organ. He made his
!trst pro!essionnl appearance al
the ngc of I ·l seated al un organ
110 big he resernblt·d a !ootstoo1
m comparu:on. But un unmi.stnk­sons,"
Dr. Evans came west to teach
at Pomona college m Cnhfornin
nblc musical talent was evident bR. JOHN STARK EVANS to Umveraity of Oregon in 1921,
there ta be on the music :rtalf
for 27 years, 15 or which were
spent as associate dean or tho
music deportment.
In 1943 President Morgan S.
Od,..IJ nppronched Dr. Evans Wlth
the proposnJ that he establish n
music deportmen t on the campus.
But it was not until the next
yf'.'ar that Dr. Evans dec.idcd to
giVe up his high position at Uni­
vensity of Oregon and take over
the job or C!tabli.shing and dir­
l'Cting music at Lewis and Clark.
"' was intnested. • sUites Dr
E\•nns. "in the kind of program
President Odcll advoentcd. That
progrnm conslst.s or the combin­
inc of education wttb Christian
eth1c:s.
I '"l'he great problem of our day,"
he continued, .. IS to find D moral
cquivnhm~ to sci~ntl!Jc progrl'SS.
Educnt10n by iLseli cnn be per­
ruclous. We need education plu_.
a high moral standard."
and listeners that day thought "Music ••. for tho tun of U"
he might amount to something. Ar. conlrutcd with tDday's fig-r t T:", • p~ 7 d Upon grnduntlon !rom Grmnell - ure of over 100 students mnjonng Fraternities Accept
£ 0 r y-£ 1 ve j e rre s college tn Iowa llc entcn.'<l law I just prec.edlng the Ftn>t World 1 in music, Dr: Evans when ar.riv-
~ ' • •
1scltool at Iowa Sltlte university. War. Soo~ after he. tro.nsfcrre~ mg at LewiS and C~k found
In noon meetings lost Tucsdny , the seven campus frat6ntliCS HlS plnns at this time were a1m-h1s tcaclung oclivlltcs to Um-only three studcnl.s tnkmg applied
met for thl! Cirsl time with their pledges to formally accept them ns cd at 8 legal career. Music was vcrsity of Oregon nnd from there music lessnns. Mrs. Mnrgnrct
prospective members of their respective organizntion. 10r secnndnry importance to hun went mto the nrmy. Steinmetz. and Mrs. Maud Bobl-
Pledging ACACIA nrc: Stephen Dnvis. Willtam Lam-e, Theodore but he still played, as he tcnns Following his nnny l'rvicc, mnn W~'N! thctr teachers and they
Matis, J\1ilt1>n M11Ier, John Mullins and .Mohammad ~:r.rl. _ it, ''lor the fun of iL" 'Dr. E\•nns went to New York to consLttutcd Ole nucleus nrounrl
Pledging ALPHA RHO OMEGA nrc: Ard~n Crmg, Jun Spohn. While al law tc:hool. Dr. Evans gel his hnnds bac:k in playing whlc.h Dr. Evans built a stalt •
and John Stark. was oCCcrcd a job as accompanist condition. He studied there w1lh Dr. Evnn.s in nddlUoa to h1s
Pledging BETA MU EPSILON is: Robert Sells. for o fomous Dutch singer or the Rudolph Cnnz, the plnni.B~ who work at Lewis nnd Clark is on
Plcd~ing DELTA TAU RHO nrc: John Elm, Craig Knutson, Edgar wns heard in concert here last the _ .. , ... rinl staff o! Music of dny, Tillie Kol'nen, n job tba' ...... ..., Ncwnll, David Porte• nnd Fred Tomlin. ! month. thl' West mngul.ne and Is organ-
Pledging KAPPA PHI ALPHA ar\!: Charles. Charnqmst. Bud Cox, wns presurnnbly to last but n cw :.,t nn·' direc•-r of lh"' choU' .. t d D M t months. Ht.! never d1d return to His study with Canz continued ... u .... " .. Bill Dieter, Jim Dodson, Pnt Hoge, Dove Lnlller an on or on. for lwo years nnd he returned First Pr(!Sbytcr•nn churCh.
Plcd~tnv LAMBDA PHI EPStLbN nre: Caley Cook, Larry Haver- school.
kamp nnd Vernon Noland. .--------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~
Pled~in~ SIGMA ALPHA SIGMA are: Charles Bnrtholomnus, l
Robert Christopher, David Dnntcls, Doug Day, Roy Ecklemnn, R~bcrt •
Fcrp ;on, John Gordon, Tom Hartley, Wally Herder. Chuck .Jennmgs,
Howard J,•nscn, Bruce Longballn, Bill Mangels, Bill Mart ~ll. B~:!rnord
Mesman, Tom O'Dny, Kt!n Ow1•ns, Herbert Shnier. James Wade nnd
J1m Warnock. • • •
Down The Aisle . . .
The "'-dding oC Shirley Einspahr and Haag Cartoz1nn, JUntor
spt.!ech major, will be an event ol Snturd(ll' evening, Mnrch 22, 8 p.m.
nt Moreland Presbyterian church.
The bridal party will include Jim Tomlin, best mnn nnd Ann
Granning, bndcsmnid. • • •
Winme Cndock nnd Bob Mercer were marri~d last Mondny c\'c·
ning nt Westminster Prc.'lbylerian church by Dr. Lcon:trd OdiOrne
und Dr. Morgan Odell. .
.Bridcsmntds includt·d Jnckic Kunzman nnd Shuley AdlU1\50n .
Scn•tng were Ann Crtmnmg nnd Joanne Ellis.
1'he wedding purl.y nnd aucsls were piped o~t, foUowlnn th~
ceremony bv u bagpiper playing n highland "eddtng march. Ln.tc•
nt the ch~rci , reception the pipt·r (•nit rtained the guests by pluymg
"The WNu·ing (J{ tht· Green'' in honor o{ St. Patrick's dny. • • •
Afl•rnoon Recoptlon . .
l .. tJtht rcfn•shmenU: will be Sl•rvcd prcct:>cdmg thl' Morch 80{1~
ro~ll!W this n!lel'lloon in the reference library by the library sttlff. At
the ten lnble wtll be :Mrs. Morgan Od1•ll nnd Mrs. Herbert Tcmplf'ton .
Creek Now• Wed d · Palatine Mnnor bt'Cnme n seen~' of the old west lO:t • . n~ n)
· 1'h u- d LnmbdlFPh1 f.ps1lon met mcht when members Clf cU1 JV.•PPO an
jomtlv tu c:umtnemornlt• "Death \'nllcy Days." The costum.-. pnrtyt
• · h 1 Sh' lc · Adanu;on. Jo Ann Bur • was planned bv Thl•rP.sn M1c ne son, 1r :> •
George Mnrnnd11 s, Dick McGcl' nnd Roy Goddard . Entcrtammcnl wus
provided by thn plcdce.s. , New Burlingame . Market
Food Lockers
Quality Meats
Groceries
Garden Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
Low Competitive Prices-Everyday
Plenty of Parking Space
Phone Circle 8989 Pago Four
• {lers
Pioneers Win * *
Accident Race;
Jennings Stars
•
Lew1s and Clark'~ ski team
grabbed n first last weekend
an the Class C PNSA com­
Inned rncc nt ML Hood, but
not m the usual dh·ision.
The Pioneer skiers placed
first m the accident column
\\ tlh four lnJUrt~ Bob Jennmgl'l
pntX>d the locnl crew with n bro­
ken lf'ft leg. suf!cred whllc prne­
bClJ18 on the :Cnst, tr:ackl, upper
pnrt of 1hc C(lun;c
BcYerly Sluytor br-oke her
Tight ankle when sho toll 80
:yardl f.rom lha finish gate in
the downhill race for :lhe sec­
ond casualty of the day. Bob
Ferguson badly twisted hia
knC!C! a:nd Frank Reed complet­
e-d the injwy list whon he
pulled his shouldol'. . ~ --- --. . . . ..,. ..•.• _•t_ .. ..
PIONEER LOG
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}_. -_. ~ Friday. Mareh 21. l9S2
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aces
* Clayton Stars
While Maulers
Secure Crown
By Tom O'Day
You can tell tht: whole slorv
~
of the l\Tct\f11e "in over Sig­
mn 38-JO lost Thursdny for
the mural bnsketbull crown
in four· words, 'Too much J1m
Clnyton.1
OI course, Sl'Vct·nl ohscrv­
l'n: of the fl·ncus might ndd to
1 hut Lhc nllmcs <>f Rrucc:J l..ong­
lmlla. ,I jm Dodson, Duug Dny,
nnd Lnn y 'Dutch' Bcrlt om-the
olhPJ' Mmalct· slnrn.
But Clayton waa iho main
cog in th«~ McA.fee victory with
18 poi nil I tv. 1co his noarost
compotilol'), sparkling back­
board work nnd general all­
around floor loodonhip.
In ~1t of the many ncetdcnts
the s.k1 tcnm \\ nlked of! wtth SC\'·
~ro1 good showmgs. Ruth Grc-
orson topped the LC women MCAFEE'S MAULERS ,
Dodson: C<lruer grO\Ip, Jack 1952 intramural ~hampion•. Loft group (front to b~tck). Jim Clayton. Jim
Bellah, Marv Bolstad. Bruce Longballa.. Doug Day; RigbJ group, Jack Th'-· Mnulcds. with Clayton
lulling from outside nn jnt ffect-
1\ e Slgmo zone, jumped of! to
a 14-8 ru·st qunrlcr lend.
w1lh a third place m the women's ------------------------------------------ combined alter captur-ing a ftfth Blair, Ron Steole. But fraternity ehamp Sigma
camo boek aarly in tho second
panol to iio tho lleore, 14-14.
Tho eame D McAfee limo out.
a froo jhrow by Clayton. and
tho Mauler• wero ba~k into a
load whieh thoy never again
surrender ed. m the sJnlom and n third m the
downhill.
Rocd.. deapiJo his pulled
~boulder. managed to takco a
.third io tho meu'11 combined
with a se<:ond io the downhill
nnd a fourth in the! s1alom. Koo
Horman plac:cct oigh.lh in .tho
men's t"Ombitl.cl witb an eighth
n, the slalom 11Dd a tenth in RainLimitsWorkouts Trodse Posts
For LC Horsehiders Entry Deadline
PIONEER BASEBALL CAMP, Alter coach Wnrten Smath sur-
Palnunc Hill, M~h 20-Al tlusj vcy~o'd the possiblhty of on out­
stage of the young baseball sen-sidt.• practacc, he semi has bnsket­
.on, mo!>t conches and players Oil! bnll•sho~.>d charges through an·
grcaUy interested in th~ writer's Trod.sc, LC's ski team club. is
sponsoring a gannt slalom April
5 on MI. Hood's slopes for all
clnss C slw~rs. 'whether they be
living or· dcnd.' Tht• t turd nnd fourth pnncls
round the Sigmas troltmg to the
foul lint:', lo!tiug lhc bnll townrd
tht· rim, then bJitcl'ly cur,..inp
tl1cJr fate ns they missed nnothcr
try.
ihe downhiU.
Irwin Joslin, elc\-cnlh In the
dou nhtU, Dtc.k l..nog, eighth in the
dO\\ nhill. nod Ferguson, runth in
th downlull. completed the scor­
mg for U c LC conlingcnL forecasts for the coming season. othe.r spring camp workout .m the The meet wlll be held in the
Sk1 bowl at GovC"rnment Camp
wath the stl\rling lime set for Pori of tho Sigma defeat ean
be trac:od to tho foul lino whore
thoy mi~ti<.d 14 h'lea for 11 ma­
o .tblo game uvorago of .462. The onl.) forecast nny or the bnsc-gym.
Bi • ball c.lnn ttl Lewis nnd Clnrk is
mtcrestcd m, howc,·cr, • is the
weather.
JIBe
By Tom O'Day
apona :Z:4Hor BcCllusc of the lnck of spact~ •11 a.m. Deadline for Pntrlcs l~
for bndly-needcd hatting prnc-April 2.
ticc the varsity dfnmond CI\.>W Ezury blank& ean bo obi.Clince
again concentrated on dcfc.ns 1vc from Irwin Joslyn. chairman ot
play nnd bunt1ng prncttcc the meet. 363 SE 45; Mt. Shop,
The patchmc stnff 15 the only Porllnnd. or Hjnlmcr Hvnm's in
part of the team benefiting from Portland.
the e.Hmatic condltfOnli of tht.> Drnwjngs !or posallons will be KcA.rtllJ (.18) SlOMA (JO) .. " ,.r ta• t1; rt 1•r ''' I.'Jth'Hu I 1 4 3 1J In n 0 1l of !
Oo•l11on 0 l 4 I 1. u n c1 :! u 1: •
Dn)• • I I !lllllk•ll ! I ll !l
~U)'t'n n r; :: u T'll'm'11 : ' a 8
fJOIHirid I 0 a t P \ IIJ 0 I 3 1
Str lo l 0 .3 U.'r'noo 0 0 I) 0
DN•tr'nt I l G 3 Jl 0 11 f 0 0 0 0
Rfilll!h o 0 t o TA> lor 0 o 0 0
II I " I r 0 0 0 o Bu ru'rd 1 :: 0 • -O't 'l'rn 11 0 0 0 0
TotniB H 10 :6 311 N(!IIIOII 1 I I D
EngiiHh I 0 0 21 Rcecnt £C:ruldnls. fixi!S, and £'limlnnt
prosclyUng in Ute field of .sports nmup · held Thursday, Aprll !, with rcg- outraght nthlcUc schol-gymnns:aum . --TutAI ' lll 17 10
hnvc brought a cignnlic problem Oth r schools nrc droppmg np­
to the nttcnthm of the naUon's pt:nrancc m bag public nudJto.
ch ola Spcc1fically what pnrt nums like Modlson Square Gnr-
athl UC5 should plny m a stu-den \\her'<!' ~ ernl of the lmskcl·
dtnt's Jilc. bull f1x~ ocm~rrt:-d
Most educators agree thnt the SoYotaJ colleges oro leaving
enUre ot.hlcuc program should .lh(! ronks of intercollegiate
be 'n bcne.fu:tnl but dtstloclly sub-athJetic:s for an un1poc:afied
ordmntc octi\'lly of the L'UlJege.." time.
But the dls.ngreemcnt comes .in One mtcrt:sting &UJ:IJ<$Llon wns
\\hen they try to decide how this 1 made by M1ltc H (DndJ Butler,
5h U ~ brought about. form r Oregon State lrnck conch Four hurlers. Bert Stcln, Rliy
Hyde. Chuck B<mnudo and l.<!n
Znnmermun, have looked good in
the Hm1tcd \\'Rnn-ups nnd wlll
probabl,>' be the mamswys or
Lhc r.c mound staff. lstrntion scheduled :Cor Saturdoy
rnornmg nt ML Shop in Go\•crn­
mcnt Camp,
Jeno Harms. trophy choirmnn
cmnounc:cll lhnt $52 hnye bc:e~ D F II
pent on cups which vory in sh:c umps acu y
.1ccording to the posit1on. Greek Champ
Faculty Leader Grabs Laurels Frntcrntty chnmpion Lumbdn
o;wnmped Independent l'hnmp
Faculty lust Thursday night Jor
the voll,.ybnll cr•)Wning prdim to
the ba~:kctball ployofl. •
After Close Mural Point Bailie P.-utt1 Nordstrom wns th~ mnln Z'Jot&ble amang roc~t at-Flli unsolicl~d nd\•lcc to 1.'01lcge
tempt& :lo dc·cmphasi.%e maJor pre ident. "a thot whiJP they nrc' Al Akins. dimmutl\'c center
5peru ls tho Ivy league plan. about cunng all thL• evils or col-ror the Fncully team captured
Their program includes cigbJ lc athletu:s thl'y should oon- '
poilUs. ilhe main ones aboli•hiag dcr n n w d fuuUon for the spark plug in the l.nmbdn nttoc.k
the mural &COring crown with a as he smnshcd point nftt'r point
11 pomt e.IJ'ort in the finn! Fac-llrrougl1 the s m o I 1 c r 1-'ncuHy
ulty game agninst the oft beaten. quad Nt,rdstrom's oft smnshcs
Mtsflt squad. were unstoppable despite the best spring footblll.l prac:tic:o and thletc They hould recognize
post-SC!ason gllmcs. hint f, r what he as-an nthll'lc.
Th.-. h)' plnn also limlts prnc- Why noJ othlote students
tlc on.-. for other 6ports and jusJ llS we hove law atudenu,
Today Last Chance
For Mural Sign-up
Hurry burry, llUrry. oll pro -
pcc:U\·c ftbnJJ ployl'rs Todoy .is
th ltnrt day to enter the Jntra­
JilUrtil tsoftbnll program. Both
te m and tndsvJdunl €.'nlrics arc
being Qece]>t.t:d See Coac:h War­
ren SmiU1 Jn the gym today.
The usual snurnl lcncucs wlll
be 1 up. Grecka rmd lndcpcnd·
cnta wDJ compete io their own
loop '~ iUt the winners battling
'lllr the mural crown In o port sen-
EOn game. cnginoorlug aJudonts. &rla·and­
cc:ioac:e ntudcu.hl. c:ommereo­
and· finllllclng students?"
Pcrhap on£' of th1• best sug­
ges:taons wn mnde by Conch
Howard Cnnn of N Y.U. when he
rc.:mnrl~ d ~hal ••perhaps we
hould \\ ur.ry le nbout WtdP-
feok'd scnr.om, tournaments. and
nil-lnrs MD} be wo should won-y
more about the boy."
BU.L & TOM'S
BARBER SHOP
All Halreul5
SSe
1103 S. W. Taylor•s Ferry Rd. ,.ALAKJNS
. • . also pia ys golf I Akins no ed out Ed Horvt!\',
FTA; and Gcno Al'VIdson, Del~.
"ho were his ncnrc t compchtol1!.
Akins also lend the l<'ogucs m
(r('(' throws wh.h 13 nnd Rome
ii\'C.mp.e with a 14 4 pt•a ccnlagc.
Horv<.'y topphJ nil scorers with
11 !ield gnnl . Akins' 23 pomt
"tnglc• gorno rcrord stood as Ute
I hinlJ fnr Ute r.t'MCIO though· Bruce
J onglialla pr'CM~d him clos~Jy
wHh 22.
l.t•ndmg scorers:
Ploy•r-tenm PO rT 1'1" TP
AIUIUI tl"ae11lty 00 13 10 73
llr>rYt<Y cr:J'AJ :ll 0 II G7
Arvtl1• ou (:Dell) :17 II 'l 64
ou..nu'utrb'ru CJ"ro•hJ :us 10 13 115
:Da7 (Jd~AfiiO) • :12 rJ 12 t\:1
ANiroWP !KIIIflta) 29 11 !) 4Q
Lou.trbnllA (lllcAtoll) :!1 G I) 18
OlAywa c.ScAfael 17 o 11 12
Oux, D. CLIUilMIU 1'7 0 18 42
Ty41111laD (8la'111A) 13 111 7 40 r-fforts of 1-'nculty suu·s AI Akins
and Guy Gerber.
Lrunbdo que,..zed through the
first set, l5-13, with the play on
both sides almost flawless Neith­
er tl'nm wos oblc to gnln u big
lend U1 the torrid !11 st l:Ct but
Lnmbdo hr-Jd what lNrd there
WWI most or 1he way.
Pn•-gamc fa\'oratc F'ocully fell
··omplclely to JH••c·~ 1n th~ III'C·
ond set tu lo ~·. l~-J. It sct"!med
thnt no mnttca whnt tho f'nl'ulty
cr cw d1d to the boll, the u•d-hot
bnmbdo team would return lt.
Golfers Wanted
All studrmls lntoroated ln
playang golf for Lewi1 and
Chuk ttro urged by Coach AI
Alcina to attend a moellng ln
C-12 eJ 12 noon today. , Lea
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Vnnpox
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I Friday, Mnrch Zl 1952 PIONEER LOC
Learning, Reasoning, Communication Skills
Criticisms
By RALPH t<. ALLEN,
Hood of En;llah Dopartmont
'J'hc formul1llon o( .:oncrnl
p1 tnctph•s n~cL•nlly udopt~.·d by
\JUt' Cuculty, to guvcr n Cutun·
dovelopmun t or our l'llrrrcu\urn ,
lisL<~ lUl llw lir~t fi!!IPOIISlblhly
or the Collcgu, "the trulning of
nll studt•nlt; an the bntll<' t~klllll
of Jcnrnlng, rensontng und corn­
munknllon ." The WOI'd "trnln
mg" IS used ndv1scdly, witlwut aubmllti nc to n rcgiml'n other them J.:ncllnh. Any deport- lnck of trnining In wnting. Self WC're .•• " (Cf. LOG, Murch 24,
or prut•tlcc under touldnnct•, Jo:n~· ment, how••ver, could ochu~vc reollzotron be1:lna, tor lhPm, onh• 1{152, p. 2, col 1.) Thcy•ll knOW\
IL~h 1-2, wrlhout more thnn by h only thP dcgrct.• of trulmng with tnnguot:e compctcncro, ror bctt~Jr lrom rhe •·nd of tlac (nsh­
doubling Its Instructional budget. ullowccl hy ttma• C(•n~rr lcrntLons languog" JB o decisive tool (I( the mon )'!'!fir on
ennnot pruvtdc cv•m 11 rcspcctnblc untl by wllllngncs!l to mu:rlt1c1• mmd. Anothl"r responsibtllty 11 to tho
nmount of prtacltce without the other lhlncs ror the cou"-c. With Jho testimony o! the stu· ''brnins" nnd the p<Jtcnhnl lcadars.
DE crut.ch. J\c.irnlllPdly il 111 n 'l'hc English d~pnrlmcnt, lim· d~nl who IIIYII htl coultl hove mcd TotJny's problems nrc fn Uto
crulch, So lonJ! ns cond1Uons die-1tl'd n& It 11 l.Jy prl!llcnt condt· thu OF.' time t<> better advantage realm c1! adellJ nnd rdcnls, rcccnl·
lute ala usc, its u~rs woulu btl tlonts1 tn~s to do n r(!!lpeclttblc "on oth('r studies," I would con-ly auld st ot magnate Clnwnco
well advised 1<1 leurn to usc Jt Job with the clnlli"'S nnd to kc ·p cur if the 1n11tructors of thl' B Rnndall Tf so, lhe Snnck
ndvnntngcou5ly. the pn•cllcc cxerciacll going. ln· "other 6tudu:•s" would ngre•• to Shock philosopher who detnllndJ>
1'ht' DE's cnme Into heme to
mnk~ English 1·2 n Sklll·ccntcrcd
c(lursc. \'ou cnnnol lcnrn 11 skill Freshman English Is rtselt , cu..lc.ntly, our progtflm pnld off provide ror nll their sturhmu lmmcdlntcly vis1ble vnlucs for
crutch II JU&ttlloblc nt call. the lust month ror almost nil those 1 regularly by dc~usn whnt 15 now I'Vcry lnvcslmr.:nt of hl!'l tJmo wlll
cuurse should lo~1cnUy P hops Junmrs who ~wrvJVcd the 1949·50 nchlcvcd only rnrcly by 1ndlvidu- hove to conccd~ that all sph-llU·
be handled by some d.;portment ~xpcrrment. I al inaunt&\·c--nnmcly, sufhc&enl nll) nllvc f~hmcn with modvo---------------------------- Out ol two hund.red filly wht l"!$pOrlSible longuogr-b ·hav1our lion townrd humane odlon should
Spring Squalls Hinder
Thinclad Conditioning
Although the weather has
ctnmpcd curly condttioning Jot
1-:Jdon F1x's trnckmcn, prospl•CIJI
for the coming season Sl'cm bricht
nl this :;tng~ .
With 11 lC'lll'l' winners 1llreody
in the rold and n hn!!l of proml'l­
lng trcshmt•n on dt·ck. Fix Is look­
ing ahead to thl opening meet,
which will bu lhl' W11JnmcUc JC·
lnys.
The head mentor. hns b<·,~n con·
ductins: dnily turnouts (between
:;qunlls) Cor the pnsl week to de­
termine who will go to the meet.
Franny C<•x, lost ycnr's 440
champ, w1U be out to defend his
50.5 mork hi! ~ct lust senson in
the Northwest con!Nencc one-lap
sprint. Don McCollum will try to
duplicate his field event feats thts
spring. He will heave the discus
nnd the shot. Lt\st year he was
rourth wtth his discus effort nnd
~rnbbt.'<i top l1urcls wtth the iron
ball
Other monogram winner who
will b1.• buck Cor another cam­
prugn of vnr-nty competition arc
Dick Timmons, hnlC mJk spccinl­
ist, Vic N(•lson, 2 mtlt• v~tcrnn;
Cho.rley Hud!lon, htgh Jumper;
Bill O'Hnrn, high hurdler, Wayne
Branan, 880: Ron Sh•dt•, mill•;
Pot Hog\?, 440; Norm Compton, shot; W11l Stcphcn fl, JOVI'lln
Along with the so-culled sen·
soned performers nrc f'C\'<'D ycnr·
lings, who, de~pit~ being {r()sb­
mcn, rould be lobl'lt d sure pnlnt
111 tler . This group mcludes Neal
AndM en, thu cx-Roof.\:Vl'lt dy­
nnmo, who copturcd the All-city
100 and 220 yard sprmts Jnst ycur
nnd also holds two AAU record
for the same events.
Rc1dar H~llcr. bns n.lrcndy
been togged by Fix ras the best
mtlcr tn lh(• conference nnd can
back h1s conch's pn.usc by refer·
cncc to his h1gh school records
He l'Oppcd the city mile two years
standing and hod the third best
trme 1n th~ state w1th n 4:30 l. He
also clipped of{ n smart 1 :59.4 for
the 880, while participating in
the AAU classic.
Caley Cook, fleet footbollcr,
doubles in track ns his records
clearly show. He holds the slate
low hurdles record ul 20.3, skips
over the high burners in 15.3 nnd
brood)umps over 21 !et•L Ron
CDimtchnel, nnothcr stondoul
!rosh prospect, held the All-city
pole vault for 2 years In a row.
His be3l JUmp wos attained m the
Port lund ·Southern Oregon meet
where h<' ;oared an even twelve
'52 LC Baseball Schedule
OPPONENT
0. C. E.
Lower Columbin J. C.
Oregon State (2)
Clnrk J. C. _
Vnnport. -=-
Oregon Stnlc --~ -­
Seattle Pucific (2)
Portlnnd University (2}
Willomotte
Vanport
Vnnport
Pacific
Pacific
Vanpo1t
Linfield
Linfield
Lower Columbln J. C.
Wbatman (2)
College of Idaho (2)
WUiometto •
Sralt le Pnci fie (2)
Clnrk J. C.
Portland Unrvcnuty (2)
(2) Double llt>odt•I 'S DATE
AprU
May TIME PLACE RECORD
LC-Opp.
1-3:00 -Fisher Field ·
2-3:00 -Fisher Field -1-0
5-l :30 -GorvnllL'I -0-5
8-3:00 -Fisher Field -.2-1
9-3:00 -Vnnport -4·6
11-8:00 -Kelle'' Field -
12-1:30 Sentth.' -5-3
15-1.30 . Portlnnd U. -1·8
19 3:00 -Sa1om -2·7
22--8 00 -Kcll<:} Fil•ld -
25-3:00 -VnnporL -
26 -8:00 -Kolloy Flold -3·6
29-3:00 . Forest Grove -
2-J :00 . Ftsbt r F'IL•Id -
3-2:30 -McMinnville -5·5
6-2:30 -West Moreland-
9-3 00 -Lon.rv If w
10-1:30 -Westmoreland- 1·3
12-1:30 -Westmoreland- Z·4
15 8:00 -KeJley Field -
17-1:30 -Fisher F1cld -
19--8:00 -Vancouver -
20-1:30- Wcstmordund­
Heavy typo--Conforenco gamos
~--·-----------------· . . ---------------- -----! Parents' Release for Blood Donors I
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I t I (Fol donnn; under 21 Yl'llrS or ngc. This should be i l dippPd out ond given to pn11'nts for stsnutun•), I
• • ,. f
II 'I'h18 is to l't•rltCy thnt my son (dnughlcr) hus my Pl'l nliSSttm ll
to glv~ blood to the J\mlll \cnn Ht·d Cross
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DONOR'S NAME
PAHt-:N'l''S SIGNNrUR!o~ _-----------------­ -------------• I
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I • ' • • ----·--------took the Senior Quollfylng Test to assure slgnlric.ont Jtrowth to r,ct solid nnd protracte-d train­
In Written EngllJih, onl,y r1ght "'nrd mastery of the tool or ing in verbal communseatlon-
or th(' unsnllsfnctory entrants Jonaungc. wrattcn a. well ns ornl.
hod undergone the trwl by DE. A htghcr cducntlonnl tnsttlu It bKomes socially and lnt.cr-
Onc oC thern hnd mode 2 D's an liOn ts o u·a,·csty unit.' It mnke.s nationally Important. As !or the
fn:ahmnn English: onothcr n 0 constant war on tllttcrocy, If tl G~nt rnojorlt_y between the <!X
and n B: n third and n fourth. is cof\Jipfc:uous allltcrocy the pub-tro.;me ... their levcl of per:Corm­
tnklnc It !or thre•• .emclSlN'S• lie Jnughs nnri the n!llwlcd stu one~.: ln school nnd out drtcrmtnes
,•umc off wilh Jo', C. D, gntdc d('nt.s grow offensive w1lh tht tht mental cHmnt.c in wh1ch we
o;equcncr.&.- rmdc of 1gnorancc . When the all hvc ond mcwe. AmcrlCD is n
At L&C we do not opcrnte, as {acuity ns n whole bcgiiUl tu rnnkc lnnd ot oppOrtunrty for them, as
~orne schools do, on r. prlnrtplc nd(!quntc nnd cqural dcmnnds on as our college. Reason iJ; nn in­
Q( the I'Xpcndllbltity of the il~ the fllUdcnts-JnnguagC-Wif:C, 1 Ue!!pcnsnblc CllndlliCIO O( SOC.iCl~
!Iterates. We ussume that on tl-mean-then, we con ond Hhould st.nb1Ut.y and wcil-bt.'lng in o dc­
Jitcrnt\l conrhtion mny not rc-abolish DE's and Engluh 1-2 to moc:rncy . Jlllternt.c and creaky
present n hopdcss nund. Our C.'l(· ooot. Whl!ll that c1oy comes, LOG minds ore not !rce to reason.
pcricucc bras proved thnl poten-cd1tors won't began cdilonnls Engllah 1·2 rums to contribute
tinily good students oHcn cntc.r with "AU preecdcncc was .• •· B.ignlflcan tly townrd their llbcr­
collugc serrl'lusly hnndtcnpped by when they mean "All precedents ntion.
in the u.s. Air Force
Altcun
(WJ[If(I
Aviation Cadet Program Offers Special Opportunities
for Collegians Now Preparing for Mi~itary Servi'e
Here is a real mnn..size opportunity! You
can choosc-imml'4i4te.ly-betu :<w bcifl8 a
Pilot or Aircraft Obstnx:r in America'•
swiftly~ding Air Force. The Air Force
oncoumgei:i candidates to stoy in achool
nnd grndW\t.e. However, seniors nnd a~tu­
dcnts with two Yoortl or more of coUege
who unticipnto uarly cnt:rnncc into military
f'~rvic.• c.m i.n.sUl'e thuir futuro nnd st•rvo
thuir country bust by applying for Aviation
Cndot 'I 'mining todoy _ You rccoive tht•
fmast tnuning and ~'xperienoe when you fly
with l..lw U. S. Alr Fon-e-experienro that
peyu of! in lnw yuare.
•
• WHO MAY APPLY
AOE-Ikt,., .. n l9 ortd 16~ ,-.on.
IDUCATlON -AIIeo• r two 'PGft of o:ollese.
MAIJTAl STAfU$-SJnole ,
PHYSICAl CONDmON -OMd, o1pedolly
eye•, ..... hecnt, end leorh.
HOW TO QUAUFY
2. A;o~ ror phy•lc:al
IRIID!.JOAUonnt yourncar­
eJtl Air Hua 11t Go''1:r0o
Uli!IU O.q>C MC!.
WHERE To Get More Detailt
VJtlr ,..w _ _, U. S. AM lolc• 1oM 01 U. S. At~Wy-U. S. .U.
~· heM,., .hto'M 01 write dhcf to .AvlaH. c.••t tfu~ ,,.,.,., U. S. All ~c-. Wo..W.101t U, 0. C. .J. Accomj)liah F17iDI
Apt.itudo -re.u aDd .,.
Wit for htO .)'l'l:ln ODlyl
4. 'Tho So.Joctiw Set tico
l Act a"' aN. you • four·
IDODlh dorfrrmr.DL whlJe
' awl\itioJ clan a .. icn·
mcnt.
6. Attand AvJatloa
Uudot: T.rainia1 Scboo1
for ~ vc:u-dther u
#"<~ Pilot or Ain:nalt Ot.w•­
cr. Get $105 monthly plWI
Cood, bouainJ, Wlifor:uw,
and otb« ~c..
7. Or11duate and wia
vour wln&•l Comml•­iaionod .. a IK'CODd liN­
lc.OAnt. YUU b!Jin Ml11bw
$5,000 a YMr· In add1: lion, you rac:oive •250
unit.mn allowaaao aacla
31.klay tc:avo wit.b pay. Pago Sax PIONEER LOG Friday. March :u, 1952
SPOHN'S SLANDER· •
• • out anlnlnl y I o~.c lfj . A . When Cernm1sl Spms Wheel Gnasher Bites Dog 1..n p1n e scens1 ons
By Cathorine Doli.uraty
l\ lt's •cute alshcs' with r:u1' l'S
1hal npp"nl tQ you CQntnct Wn1ly
Jorgcn~n. r:r<~dua h.• nrt mllJor
whose mtcn'Sls m his c:-enmlcs
clnss t:tntcr 1n the making ;;.f
bo\\'U nnd plotters.
Jorg nscn, who unul last S\'· stfltes .1111i then for t'l£ht monlh5
on Wake l!llnnd nnd the Hnwounn
1 lands. \\'hll(' on the is.lnnti hC!
ntt~ndcd the Un&\"Cnlily of llo\\ nu
for three month •
Wht n ~ nt ba~k H' thl.' Umted
Stntcs. he :Jttcndcd Oklnhollla
&ptl l unwcrslty for n hort
•
WALLY JORGENSON , GRADUATE coramics ihldonJ, ·throws
tho clay• as a bowl bc!gins lo take 1bape on !ho poUer's wheel in the
ceram1cs studio in the buemenJ of tho Art building, 0n£l m1cht sn' thnt , ..... ,\ 111 onrf
Chu·k u; going to thl' dogs. Onl
swift glnnce nc:ross lhl! ('nmpu
mvl!nls ~nouch diCCl'rcnl \'llll~til' S
of the rlng cah•h<'r's delight to
siMk n Rood strc dog ~how. By Don F'loron
Colll•gt' profcs~ors :tre often .1ccusL'<.l of bt!ing mentally
"up in the cluuds'' but Dr. liermann Steinhardt, economics
deportrm.•nl hcnd, is one who has bodily mvadccl the ethereal
• reg tons.
And then thorc is lh.•nthclilh'
.•• n Jorge \'Ondy nf dug nil
rolled up mto one.
• • •
One pc~on not too happy nbc:mt
lh1S mass dJSpln~ llf cnnmus :fu·
nuhans is Dr. Gtlchnst who Tt'·
ccntly had to pay $5 to have n
gnsh sewed up 1n the std£' or his Steinhardt WJS un avid mounlam climber, a memb~r or
the Sw1ss Alpim club, in his nath•e-Vu:mna. He explained that
mountain nnd rock climbing and skimg are among the chtef
sports of the \ icnnese. Steinhardt's love of climbing was '
inherited from h1s (ather and is shared by his fnmily nnd wife,
who has ascended the Matterhorn .
"Climbing today hns become scientt!ic nnd competitive,"
he ,~nt on to sny, with tech· PASS MID-TERMS?
niqucs nnd cqutpmcnl much per· ----------­• httlc pooch As Dr. Gilchnst Tc·
lotes 1 t, the massl\ c gt cnt dnne
ronmm!! lhe campus ma look the
Doctor's dog for n cnn <.•f dog food.
• • •
lf .> ou can't -:ecm to put n cnll fcctcrl ow~1· whnt ~~ wns in Ius
cllmbmc dnys. He last climbed in
1935, fi\'C yl'ors hcforc he cAme
to lltf• Unlit.'<! Stntcs.
tluougll to ·'·our g1tl fnc.nd nt Skimg will another chicl lntcr­
Aktn hnll JUSt be l'nlm nnd try est "' Sh mhnrdt's. "I have never
n er. It seems thnt two <Jf th o~lncd competili\'dy," he cmpha­
ph~>nes ha\'C bel.'n remon~d from fll7.t d His philusnphhy 1)C these
the g1rls' donmtor~ bt:oousf' they wmtc1·11JlClrtS tS that they, like life,
Weren't bt·ang used enough tn "must be token ot a lcisut·ely
keep the com box tilled with pncc to be th<HOtlghly enjoyed.''
dim~'l.. Hn." nnyonc thought ,,f \'u.mnu 1s situnkd nt the cdg~
<'..arncr pigt•ons 1n cnsc there Is or lhf' Auttdnn 1\lps, somt' of the
n pt't'·dancc date rush? smallt'r mountai ns, bl!ing only
• • • two hours distant. Spccinl trllltlS
1'o the other temptation s of rnn to Uw mounlnins on weekends
r.utung t"lnss n JUkf' box hns now fo1 n fnrc ol ubout $1.00. "Some
b<.cn anst.ollcd m the snack lwo or three thousand persons
.,.. 1th Frank.i~ l.:unc nt live c:omls daily left Vienna Cor the moun­
n sp1n. tains dul"lng the winter season"
Some ~pte hove stud that 11 These trnms left the sportsmnn
1s pos~nbtc to study m the shock rr cr to :;lti or cllmb because they
but cnn you imngmc Shukcspcnr\! ollc\'antcd lhl• m'CCSSity of his .rc­
backed up by Hambonl! " tusnins to n l'nr. Cross·country
The crooked cnndr mnchinc:s skiing was tlw common trung in
wc.rc finally removed :from lhc Europe be<:nusf' they did not have
gym but don't depend on the one tQWS ~1r hfl& to tnke the work out
remnuung conft...:Uoncry bnndit. or downhill runs.
The other day s student wns seen
puttmg his nickel m the ~lot in
nn attempt lO get an 0 Henry.
Out popped n slab of block lJc:-
• • The mountain·cllmbing ·;ca."<>n
in the J\lps c.xh:ncb only !rom
1h~ middle or July to the middle UMT Approved
By LC Students
Currc>ntly up for con&n'!3Sionn l
approval IS the question o{ UMT
(univt•~nl m iII t n r y training).
"WIH\l i YOUR npinlon or tiMT?"
lht.• LOG this wc1•k nskcd stu·
dent
DEANA NORVILLE •• ~nior: "I
think tt Wl uld bt 1. ~ood tlung if
it didn't take two ycnrs out of
thc1r eduC' llU>n '
JEAN BEEBE. JUnior: "Most.
l'i-ycnr ·~ d nn n'l surt• of what
Umy actually wt~nt from life and
n httle eJ(pericnce would do them
good:''
CLIM'O N WEST. sophnmore:
"It would be n good iden for o
l'hort period of lime nnd nil eli·
g1blc men .should he mcludcd; no
deft>J•ment.B."
BRUCE BAXTER , Junior: "I
tlunk it tnkt>s ow,_,. tho indivld-•
ual's 1 ight to choose the sc1--vicr.
once.
m~tcr hadn't .... orkcd wath ccr-1 while ond OSC !or 21-2 yeara The spc.!d sign m Cront of
nrruc:s, has to tus credit stx fan-pr1or to rcturnang to Pt.>rtlnnd. 0 v( J\uflust but cxh'llSi\'c lrnining
the f(•r llw rucgcd tll!!k wns carried
nut months m ad\•ance. First he wishes to serve in. ln the case
of an \.'Xlrcmc crisis il W1tuld jus­
tify it, but lhl• l'XP••nsc would
r•xc~cd lht• bt nt fits."
CLARK COLBY, sophomore:
gym sltll says 75 m.p.h. ished bowls ~nd eight ncnr com-h11 home town In prflpnrallon m.:::: -1l!lm;tirn""TI
pi!:Uon. 'I hnd h a&'d of lhc ex-rnr nd,·crhsing nnd tndwatn.o1 de­
<:Pllent art sch'I)OI at LC, cxplaJ.nS 1gn, tl c !lcld wh&c:h hC' WIGht
Jor nsen, "nnd smce joining thl' to enter. Jorgensen ha, taken
cl I h ,. bceome intcm;el) in-gcncrnl coun;t!.S nt each scltool he
tcrc__~ m At pnmanly due to has nttcnded includmc the Uni­
lhc prop r mstrucllon . For n \ C!l'Slty of Portland where he was
cllool lh1 me." cltums Jor{!en- r.rndu \(.'d an Hl51 wltl1 n BA d~-
n. "LC h one or the be .. t cer-g~ He Will be grndunt.ed \\'1\h
aJJUe rfcpnrtments on the Wesi BS d~:grce from LC m June
Coast JvUD Hou r conducts lh
cl
The amotcur ~r3rrust spends
four houns n \\ ~clt m class but
mann lo tnple this tn cxtrn
hm Moktng the cln~ bowls 15 'No Green Pastures'
Book, Up for Review
-Jult like pJny.wg Wllh mud pu~s Edwm C Bl:n), cxcculJVc
only more fun ana constructive," secrut.al') of ~he Urbun Jcngu<!
he conOC'des and Mn;. BB·tho SkLUy, lc3gue
Sue baSic steps nrc Wied 10 merpb('r. w1ll rc\•icw lht: book
ccnurucs: preparmg the clr~y "No Green Pastures ," by Ro1
''throwing It" onto the wheel Ottley thts aflCI'DOOn in the h-
lor shnpmg, ftnUlhmg, drying nnd bntlj'.
bu;qucmg (the fust f.trln&), nnd The author. n wnr correspond­
the Jtnol :flrmg (g)ntangJ or the cnt nnd soCJnJ worker, gathered
p1cce. The entire process talre_ the anrormat10n for hls book on
appraxunn tcly !our doya. nn 18-monlh tour or Europe, the
The ceramic cothUSlnst.. under BaUuuu and the Ncnr Enst. Ottley
t.bc direct1on of Houser, uses n me:ISurcs the preJudices or each
good dc<1l or tJme on cxperimen- nnuon nccordlng t.o hts own f'X­
tauon of glares, testing the pc;mcnces und concludes thnt
glnzi:!S for proper balance \\'lth EuroP<' offers the Negro •'no
\'nnou. -color effect$. gn .. 'Cn pnJlurcs."
Vl'leron of the army arr corps Ottley LS widely known !or hls
and o number of colleges, Jor-book, .. N~w World A-CominG,"
gcnscn hns been st~ually ·on the the hlllOI')' and pulB<'bcat of New
go' &inee 1942 wh n he nltcndcd York's Uarl m.
Oregon Stnl.t' collc.g(l for one s The reVJCW will be prcceacd
m stcr. He Uum lntcrcd the ser-by tea ul 3.45 p.m. in lhc Jlbrary.
\'icc and was !.ust .st.aUoncd 1n the Or. 1... 0 Tomlinson, 1lbrnr111n,
Get Your FREE LUBE Card at will introduce the penkcrs.
Larry's Jobs A vail able
Hancock Service Student~ lnlcrc led in workang
5239 S. W. Macadam Dt the Orecon Covl.'JI thts rum-
' 011, Tlr -\ ... r m r ahauld contnc\ Miss JuUo
I r ' 1 Johnson in the Plnccm~nl •>ff1cc nu. Lewis fk Clark Licen~o today or na soon ns they t.;ut b:tck
Numbor Ceb S Gou. of Gu from aprlng vncntion. Th JObs
FREE rnng from woltlng on lnblcs, to
'--0-re_g_o_n_l_l_S_-0_3_8 _ _, :\:~~£ lour~~ through lh LC Performers To
Play at Molalla h<11t climbs, then :1 grndunl cx­
:enston or the dimb plus an o.d-
dllton to the 1·ocks carried m the
climbers' pndtcrs, prepared them
for the conditions they must evcn­
tunlly meet when climb1ng the
• Enl~ lt. mmcnt r :> Molalla
high school students ·wilJ be
prol•ldt..-d this afternoon by a
group of LC thcsptans, who
ure ma~•ing n field tnp
Among the students arc
Betty BlSSJO, R. 1... Tabor, Dcw­
cy. Harless, Don Hmcs, Don
Nelson, Bill Trevor and Dtck
Mcit;s, Larry "Tiny" Knauss
wall rJccompnny MISS B1sslo in
her solo ns w~ll ns doing a num­
ber lllmscH.
Pleasure, h1ghcr pcnks
Skiln~:, Stc.mhordt explained,
affords one nn excellent chance
to g •t out nnd rommune w1th na­
ture wlul~ chmuinc nflords not
only ''n chnncC' to master oneself"
bul on opporluotty to reach
hetghts whcr.: you can !eel ·•near­
er to yo\11 creator."
tlte sov 'reign
oj humankind bliss
• J\f,o.~:nndcr Pope.,
Janu4rV anJ ,1/a~
To quiet thinking or quiC'k net ion,
ic.:-cold Coc:.-Cola hrings the
pleasure of real refreshm ent.
• •
IOnuD Ut4Dn AUTHOIIITY Ot Jllr COCA·COV. C014PAHl 1'1'
Coca·Cola Bottllng Company of Orogon
"Coi•" ,, 0 l'llf/hJ.,ed lrod•-' · "I'm nllt.lr •J(' to lhe sight of blood.
Espt'<'iall>- • my own. Scnously ,
sch~1l shouldn't be interrupted if
thG student 1s serious nbout his
education."
DICK BALSIGER . scnlor: "The
more fellow th. l nre called in
BLrcngthcns my ('ho.nccs of stny­
ins out."
ROBERT STOCKMAN , fresh­
man: "l'm in fnvo1· of ll if the
fellows nrc called 1n tmmcdlotc­
ly upon graduallon from high
schotll, not nflcr Lhe\' hove stnrl· • ed coli• 1 1 "
HAROLD MISNER , j u n i o r:
"Th1 uin 'ltion of any l'<'1untry
lhnl hns trl n.:s~Jrt to UMT to mntn.
tam its own form or Cf.lVI'l"nml.'nl.
A dclrim• nt to l'dut·ation. OPS
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