Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 10, Number 23
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1952-04-01
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Type
Newspaper
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Portland. Oregon. Wednesday, April 9, 1952 Numbol' 2~ m •• , Science c!ub, ~nd men's glc~.
Past oHrcers were Hrug Cnr
tozir.n. ncti\•iiJes ~ommJsSJoner:
f''loyd Cumm1nJ, publications~
Frnnk Lowrc.nce, human rela
tions: Wmme Mercer. soc:1al, and
Paul Nordstrom, public relations. leS B. Harrington Receives
ord 'Fellowship' Fund
n B. Harrington, nssociat.:> nrter .
, f or of phalosophy nnd rc-
hnt wo• .un has bet>n awarded n Ccl
• t>nl -sh1p grant by the Furd !oun-
1he "'" csUibhshmcnt ot the Fund
Is. \dvanccnwnt of Educullon,
t fund was estabhshl'd to
~,ou'l c teachers throughout th~>
.ntry who wish to broadl.'n
1r qualilications for ten( hmg
r rcspccti\'e fwlds.
ue Key Leaders
lecl Antis to Post
tllu· Antill. senior, was elect
JUniOr rel(ionul director nt lhe
WI.!:. tern Rep tonal con ben
of B I u l
y, s ~ n i or
nutionnl
honor-
~ at
they • h c I d nt
""'is nnd Clnrk
rch 27-29.
[nc1u~:h- ~~ntis will be
. m
cd
-fit
• IS
er ' hnntor or
\Jiies for 14 Willie Antis
bcr colleges m ltl~no, Wash
Oregon, Cnhforntn nn<
Ht.• will let~d tht• mnin
session tt the 195:1 l'On·
in Lo'> Angeles at the
of Souther n Cnlifornt J
Lus Angdcs Slate collcg•
""'" co· host.
e three-doy conteren(:c a•
WLS and Clark WJ!J ottcndccl
12 West Coast and ldaho col·
us, t Dick Witte, Oregon Stale
or holtli the outgoina Junior 1-.:glonal
rhc tor. Bob Buc~l"munn, .~mor
ill j presuJcnl of the local chuptl'l
[e
1 is was instrum~nlal in planning
l conventio n. Antis und Dor
crmnnn were Le,.,.is nnd
's oC!iciol dolc~u tcs.
~o·od if>lhe1· tollegc• ;.~ttend ing were:
to:tllitorniJ Statt-Agricullurt! col·
Coll(;jlC or PacifiC. Fresno
rilfltc colltgc, Lo AnRcles St~11A
Ort;gon St;tt(' collcgl'
,.,.,m11r.1fic Lutheran, Puclflc unJ\'cr
San Diego State collcgl', San
Slah l'Ollegt.>, Untvcrsity or
•\J•uern Cnllfornla ond Univt-r
of ldoho.
. Marjorie Smith
vu• J:oii>UU ,U) w .A.F. Training
The Otllc~ri Troinmg pro
ol the Women' s air llJrcc
ill b£· u.xphlim•d by Copt.un
.... r nt·t""rJOI ic Smith lo junior and
.,,1n.r~n1or women, 9 u.m, lo 12 y
Apnl 17 in the Ul uwlng
ul Pnlalanc Munur. Harrington declnred "I nm ac
ct•ptin~ this feliO\\'Ship because
•f tht• responsibility which it
ent.n Us fur the ancrcnsed clfcct
•venl'SS or our program here nl
LC 10 philosophy, and 1n the
humamlles.''
W1th this fund Harrington will
be able to return to Princeton
umversl\y to finish work on his ,.
Ph. D thesis. He also plans to
nb!l~>n·e methods of teaching in
ll1P. humnnthes courses ns they
.ul' b~ing earned on 10 Princeton
·md surroundi ng rollegcs and uni.
vcr.-ttles m that area.
A total or 246 were awarded
grant~ for the acadcmac year
1952 53 Each candidate was nom·
moted by his instltut 1on 1n ap.
pi'Olomallon to the !-ilC Of t n
ru1Jmcnt Selections were madr
from a tot.al of 1158 appl1cants
by a committee or lti college
presidents and deans headed by
President L. Butterfield of Wes·
!cyan university.
Williom Hartsler. college ~t:c·
1etary oC the American Friends'
service comm1ttee 10 Oregon, will
>t. on campus Tuesday and Wecl
:lesday, April 15 and 16 re.tp+•ct
tvely
In order lo interest and pro
mote mternabonnl service, Hurl
lllcr will talk on summer .;ervlc(.'
opportunity or the Friends' ser
vice He IS scheduled to v1s1t l'le· - . lect classe. and wtll appear nl
SC A meeting Tuesda,y at noon
Included in summer servtcc
opportunity are work camps, c:lr·
avan~;, commumty service, mdi
vidunl service opportun ities, in·
temshlp an agraculture, govern·
ment, and industry, interuciol
worluhup:.,, rchc( prOJI!Cts in:.ti·
•utional service, and intcrnotlon·
ul service projects in Luhn Am
l'rJcu, Europe, Asia, Africa. .m<!
the Ncu Enst.
Mag Article F ealures
'Leadership Training'
•· An t•xperm!Cmt an h:udership
tr,timng" was the feature of an
urticle tn the March i ~ue or
The Joumnl of Teacher Educa
lion. It Is a summary of lh€' 11\'(~
veur recolt.l of the Lew ls and • Clark coul'l!e In yuuth lcndl·1"8hip
under the diNctton o( Dr U. S.
Tuttle.
• Professorship Grants
Announced This Week
tuc:ult) mcmbe~
~oti:nntcd promotions m rank ran
ClOg from 1\SSlstant to Cull pro
fessorships, nnnounn>d Preslclen•
Morgan S Odell in on interview
this week.
Dr. Vulncy Fow, head of the
psychology department, wns pro
muted to professor . He is nt pr\. ...
sent on u Ienvc or absence ~tudy
ing nt Unt\•ersity or Chicago on
n Ford Foundation scholarship
Ro1scd in rank to nssodate pro
Cessor IS Mrs, Murgorct Rideout
of the o•ducahon department.
Marjoi'U .! Fessenden. uccount
rng, Ell~n Rowu ~y physical edu
cutJon and health and Dr Rob
ert Duscnbl·l y, English, no" hold
the 1tntus o! ass1.tant professor.
Promokd to the same rank is Sociology Class lo Visit
~tate Prison in Salem
'•iln n~rs of Cloyd V. J. • .r.
,on's cnm1nology class will be
uests of tht! Warden VargJl J. 0.'
Molley nt Uw Oregon St.ate peni
tentiary Apnl I i for nn mspcctlOf\
t1vi1 ie_s, waU1 crown princesses e\'cnb w11l be the lormul qu(-en's
Pat Heilig and Vema Ha_gen to ball. "Spring Rhapsody .'' Fronk
!ISSist her, as Le\\ is and Clark Elliot r1nd hls orchestra wtll Pl'O·
;celebrnlcs tls forty !lecond annual vide the music. The donee 15 fa-ee
May Fete, Moy 2 &nd 3. to the pubhc.
Clu"!'i prmces.scs t!lected to --------------- ----------- ---
comprlst: lhe cou1 l are Joyce Jnr
vis, senior, Pat Blakely, junaor
Joanne Burt, sophomore, and
Ann Longbnlln, freshman
Brief schedule o( the two-da)'
Cestival. as announced by Ann
Austin and Bob P~te rs, co-choir
men, will be the coronation cere
mony Fnday 1\fternoon, follow
ed by the kmghting nwards and
lopping .lnnounc\!d by Eldor
Guntcr, master or ceremonie,..;
and u command pertormance of
"Tnming of the Shrew" tht\l e\'c·
Allen to Judge Coolest
For U oiled N a lion Visit
Profe·.sor Rnlph Allen, hcud of
the EnJ,!'li1h dcpm tmcnt, hos ac
cepted an inv1tntion to judge 110
cs. P.Y contt••t :iponsorcd by th1'
Clahkunte Odd Yellows lodge
The wmncr will \"nut lhc United
Nntaon ofCJCt• in New York.
'rhc contc~t u; tn conjunction
with tht· Odd Fl•llows Umted Nn·
lions Pilgrimage For Youth. Pro
Cessur Allen will be the final
JUdge or the top fl\·~ essays which
w1ll consist or 1000 words on some
phusc o( tlw United Nutioru;. Hot Rod Wheelchair
HasContestforName
''The students paad fvr it: they 1 Well-wishi ng students hn\'e
might us well name it," 58) Bob sug~es ted that perhaps Bob
Lncanal t· So he plans to run o
nome conte..,t for the c.lectrJt
wheelchoir, the nnrne to be de-
cided as soon ns the chair arrives.
Bob has offe~d ns the prize a
trt.·e ride around the campus m
one of the most modern wheel
chairs in existence . "The wanner
can nde any plnce. just &<• at L-tn't
downtown," says Bob.
Entr1e~ may be turned in tc
the LOG office, and the wmner
will ~ deridl'i.l by the LOG stoff,
m consuJtatton w1th B1lb.
Wheelchair naming coupon. ~hou ld get a driver's license be
tore operating the \'Chich:, but
he hns suegested no alternate
plan for some form of defense
for pedestrians.
Contributions for the chau
were gi\'en in February by stu
dents, !acuity and organizations.
and the chair wa« ordered !rum
the Ste\'ens Motor Chaar C!>m
pany 10 Kunst~ s City, K~nsa s. It
opl!rntes in a self·rechargang bat
tery, hns fingertip control, o\·er
ctriv~. nnd mo,•es backward , for·
word and h> dther ide.
My cht.'lka for th~ name or Bob Lac-annie' s new electric wheel
chair is: -----
S1gn~d =----·-• f' ge rour
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n r:astt>r rs th~ r; ~\ n • of a sl~cping garden suddenly
lt<·ned to r.:nnb \\-1 \-clmcss at the touch of the Sun's
f nner ...
• stt-r IS the promi ·C of golden days spat· ked b\ nzut·c
• lm.~ ... of ebon~ ntg. ts sprmkled wilh dromond st<m; •••
l~c:ter is the s1qgl~~~ ef m\tlti-toncd lweczes th1>ough cn
tbt..>dl·al br.::tnclles ..• N monoltmcd robins at dawn's til·sl
hgbt • • • ... I
Easter i the br ghtr.c oi canllon bells chammg wo:-ship
Jters to church .. of sunshine .::.triking o tluff of cotton candy
clouds. . . ·
Easter i, t1:te .,JO\ o~ newing a kall•id oscor~ic panorama
from a "·mdy htllt.")p ... of watchm~ the p!eudo-\\"3\·es of a
wnodland brook tumbling O\·cr the 110c.ks •••
Ea_qer is the tnumph of the Cross shining m brJght de
tor\ O\cr the _hr.d:>\\' ot hopelessu~ ..• of the C~n let·
• , Ito died so ~ ou nug'-t lh again ••.
Ma\' the.;e all ~ :ou.w thrClughout the year.
• A. L. G.
The Har(/est 13a ttle PIONEER LOC
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I Wednesday. April 9. 1
SPOHN'S SLANDER
•
Eligible Males, \Tention:
Catch Fast Plane South
Hcrl:.', By Jim
ehgibl< Spohn
cannon·fnddl'r day. A
the Sc
nq~
ighJ
I_-- ~.~- ~-sort job like Ul'l\'lng a tonk o l\ll Cw•l
a .uppl\ truck r fnr bf'ln
1 arc SIX Mlrl' ,, a} tfl pass lilt' Sf'· 4. When the cyo ductnr -··"' >kcnd bunl
teeth l' scn•ic" phy!.il·ul t~:'\am nnd you to 1 c 1d lhl· ch:u·t on the IQUl•t with Woman in the House
There s 1 woman lh mr in the
hnu~e at O.J S \\', H11mtltun .
•·numph,'' ~ou srolf, "nothm'
unusu:~l 3bout thot." But there
1 .-ll's the Del\u TtlU Rho frll· ta :,t•curc u ~ott wn II, usk 1 I he means I he .. I'm '!CI Yl
,_,...,~ .....,Jub in the urmy with the llttlt> gretm men runn ubout he~
1. Up.m enter-around on it. He'll tell you t 1 it."
ing tht' indue-men nre red und you ore color Mom's C
tinn center. ~al· blind. Chaarmnn
lnp 5\\ illly tn : But you'll pns ns long nB tn<'n ~ dort
tcm&ty h•)use. cornt·l. tak~ tiff can l'• 1 w"ll Mnn) cv
The young lady's nnme is B b· your shoes nntl 5. Finally, whon the recru1ulla Thetas
ttc: Babs :Cor short. She h1t sole· tw1ddlc you 1 ~c1 s• .n · 1 oks •J ,·our l'k Shack .!
tul brown l"J'•!S nnd hc1· block 1r ~ , l"~r .. r.•nce bctW•'t'n the Anny ndny uftcrt
ha1r 1s cropped short ln o They'll lran ~ Marht~. slap him across ucllvit~es
"cocker spomel" eut. because you to be nn chops nnct piny h.u'tl to get Followln
that's what she is: n ~c,·cn month Jim Spohn \rrr, flS.)'t·hm This will Jl\$\lh! for you n wart Hall
old cocker. trist. s<'r\'cd p,tssuge on the ni.'.Xt Brcaklns
Babs arriv•!d unexpectedly last 2. When they run a hat p<.wn lo fort Lew1s. d thLtL w
\VCCk durmg fratcrutty mcctmg hkc needle mto you1· arm (.w ; Hero's also a tip for the """,;''" Ph1 Epstll
complete wath milk. baby food, blood test, CI\'C tall tl hulls. TIH·y get1c dodge•· wanting to beat Pm llc1pa,
Pablum and n book on the CUI'C prc.lcr men with blood; nowcvcr droit. 1th KtlbucJ
md tccdtnl: or pup-dogs. or 1111" the)' IIH' not extremely Take (I fnst plane to South • orgnnist.
And ar anyorw can tum men 1 choosey. I'ICit. dlg n 40 root shaft, s Snll} Dn]
mto tilth: b•> But ttl' «-<~n: 3. If asked to ex<'rci~c yoUt down nnd leap into it. Rc News
Clothes-Pinned Nose lnnbs_ thro\• ~our trick knee out l•l pull the dill in nftct· you Rm'1tnlt
I of julnt and, ns 1f in :11~. on.'l', wal-t•nuse il they should huppt!n n1m of i "Bi~ C'hct'!!H- W~ It LIS low 1min£ull)' on th.,· Uoor. find you and you're fillll l11 cnt patty PU HQ·ce Roquefort, WH"' reported M
k f b Without n doubt vou'll pull r ing, brother you nrc ln. ' M1. D\l A ootUe ag i:t.st a l ree that land 1111 the earmar ·s o C· m•sslng hnmcdm tcly tollowmg -------------- --------- ---1, .. 1 c , ,.. a ler ..
mg racJal discrtmm:ttior; \\"as I ought and won la"l week by a the publ•cation of April l. E L R 1 f c t• 1 1 t· f Bctn cht
J&()llllese-Arnencan a!unmu::. 01 Lewis and Clark. "Filth> Clo~~.' hcttcr knoWfl X-agger e a es on In en a 1 e nity, &niH:!
n!: •the ·world's htr"~l l"''Xt J
o "• Q c c c s r at cercm Sagre 1'\ishl"'!b, · January 1950 graduate m b~smes:. ad-crnphica l error. f itizenry, ars, ents, cents Protcsso
l'l"'lratton, '\\"fi.i re:ureo employment b.\' the sUite tax com· Whale IS bnck now but loa nficld coli~ l .., - h :'J)' ::lou • 'lei 01 .. an
'll on al houeh .!1~ ~c dly stood highest m the ci\"il ~erv· S<'CUrtly rt•ason.s IS appearances l"lrat Lieutenant rho'o lteconnlll• noo Wine. 1 .. 7 h Dllrblon hy Rill 0
• on campus wtll be top secret to PARIS, Mnrch :!1-"Would ""Ou I\ote \o the cnls: Pcrlumc ' member ace ~'i:arnmat1on t :r th h b " I prcn•n ur er mr:-· em Y llkc to read rr ('r.p\' ,., the Sat· the r.h!'np Ht-m In Prnncl". Or J\h•mbe1
d d th Sta• L Insulted rcuders. 1 N · b t Hcasor 1 • re.~ \'.de contra tclory an e e a- urday Evontng Post? ounce of Chane o. 5 costs fn n nnque
IJor CornmlSSln .. er c . mea that t"•"O persons affalmted with - Such o rcn 1 ·~ ~ n t unusunl dfJllnrs. Here il PBY!O: to be nr1 ·en wns to
~ Th B d f A t Those Irl th~; comrrk~ion o!a I rm Xashioka was not hired because of e ar 0 von If ll is hcnrd m the Umtc nlOlll~ ~ • • ford. Ml
Jus I ace. The l:lCtd,. • ccurred iromcalh· enough. during G I E H I Stoles. But when tl wns rrmdc to N ' e S X Om ap py .me by a French sold1~>r on n trr.lll The principle duty or tht• nnr1r1) • nc•n
Brotherhood ""c~~- Sil 1 ,, , .,. arc l.y~ ~ bJt to s:~ m Frunce, I was slartlro 1'Cc<mnn1sance \\ mg is to · E t7.<\bct
Nt~1uoka u; a thlrf-l he rrt \·eteran of World War H. In
rtal\ he sllHered s~' _r.! \I."OUnds to h1s legs and shrapnel pum'-• l•.m: ( th..: ng . "..: l .. of his heart.
That he ean t. e rn bJck swinging is C\'ldenced by the
f1ght he put up 3i?3.1! -: tl1e commtss1on a ftght that ~~.)ulted
an Ius b~mg oi.f.:!fe£1 tre p>sltton of jumor accountant.
Le\\ b and Cl • car. .,. ell be proud of men hke Sagie
ht luoka an t .. a r t_p of schools ever~·where I.e~ the
!~ponstbtll• · t. ~ ~ 'ducation of eJmunatmg e\·ent • ucb
Um G.V.F. r-boul mode.1 n dny cxnnunnUon ln p!!rlcct English he cxplnlnf'd tJcrial pho:ographs. Two types thcd
Ct•>kJe d and such. A peru~\ of lu wrtt· that he held n B. A. and a M A rlunes are u £'d 10 our ouU,
1ngs shows that the talented gcn• from Cornell umv~rsi t~·. As 11 Lhe F-30 Jt':t and the B-26. of
1 a.J this Lo suy· French C:tl•1.en, he was suh)c•·t Our mam probl~m IS s•~lt
Studying in tho libnry: .. Mor
1 to their military drall llis wages: up ou1· lubo1·ator1es. When m --~'oct:rmg stu
b bl weddmg • t you lcnrwcs; <~nd turn the R cents a day. CI'UliOn. they will c a c to
I ob!es up, nnd quenah Lhc ftrc r • • out 30 0\'Cl'ltS<' o! 5000 8 by Announ< th<• room IS srown too hot." Ro· Eumpenn curs arc much smllll· prints tt d ~·.
·~n·1•rton t m~o aJ'Id Juliet. cr thnn those uf the U. S. Onl' 1 We a) t· .. ,·e n cnmplelc print
Ill I t 'liOn Crammi ng ct 3 a.m.: "HO\' of the re..1 on:> (vi' theu·' Sl7.e i.: fng p1 nt fur pnnting blat'k Gucs
wcnry. 1 h lot ond unprof1t• thr> narrow European str<'ets. whtte or four cr>lor~. llnlr(,lt)fJl.:>L: ~
oblc seem to me nil tb u C3 o~ But whut they lnck m n.•oml • • • rc Lois \
th1 world.' Hnmlel. nc s th y make up 1n U~r~ru A m 1 .r the men .n the 11 wd bv
Cramming aJ 7 a.m.: "ll nil• ne, , they arc r•·nl ~as-snv"rs re f1 m 1\ ·.-nama. I'll probabt----...o
:or your h(!lllh thus tl) Jmn It T ia~ I dro\ c 180 m1k><: tin six b c SiJe:lkm • \\ lth ;) !lOu the
\'Our weak condltton to th ruw allon 'l'hc only cntch is thF Ft'Cnch • 1:: ·nt ,. hen I return Conce
l c con
Edu" t p->Qple CoS) to le d lj t o • .t ult t ('Old mornmg" Julius Ceesar. JH'Jce or gu~olinc: 80 cents a ~ol-thl.' Str1tes.
0 Teacher handr; oul tests: • C I on Well c'l'.!!l tout • • • you
t.irJ\( ~ • • t-1mpo 1ble to en lu\ e -Omsr N. most permc1ous w man' 0 ~ J.
lat11 vtUain, smliJng dumn•.d \'I-BULLETIN BOARD Br d)e\ • 1lainJ" Hamlet .
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just lhink !o bnn~ :.::e.a:J. ..... Composition oxsm: "\\'h• ,
wtll f1ghL with hlrn upon th
theme untJl my evi.'Ud wtll no
Jonger wag · Hamlet.
Fountain pon leaks: "Oul
damned sn lt' fJ• t, I sa• . · Ma::·
both.
.... Co!leqettes Comment on Lost Rae "Jvcu rro
rncnt. Find Contemporar y Men Inadequ"'+A Rcnson
•
By f'lo Ann Perkins 'hal nothing is en~ier to do n1anuscnp
to allow
• The horn blows at 3 . m •· a. l() attend college and nolhlnf' t------
morc dtftlcult than 1..o gel nn Fort w,;.s tlu t1th to :~n 1lem in tht' cation.
Oregon State Barometer. The The Davidton colloqeo
horn ' • ~;..u putl~ld on ., 'ra· paper m r-,)rt ( rot n" fa um
tcrml.,v p:;rktng lot got stuck the same thought in declor J.1t!nL Chnsti
three \lll'II!S tlurmg Ulc night at that students -nre inlellcc at 12~3
houdj lntcn·als. h lary. It stBtes: 1n l e
Bul \\ilh the help nf the police, ''ln the realm of socinl rein g room.
the uhole paJama-dad frntcrmty "hips wuh ench othet, 1he st Thtce fa
rncnt cle:.nH and a screw driver ,,, trubllc:.Uon or 111 \ ocU•· tolls dO\\n intcllcctually. (n up the
o><l Stud.,ntM "r 1"'" u; uo•l •'l11rk <' ,,. ll w.as fmall :Jo stlcnccd at 5:30 ronversntion" 1n I he the qu u J:e. Put.ll .. tll~l "'"dd) durin&: lh• .,
alh ~" )Cilr. Sui' «IN I•• r.ot .,~ ou a.m. und the do1·rnitory. the cu U. G. l
I•I!~:~~;A lUI ~nnil clh ... t• r ' The mon et Syr..tcuse university ond mteiii!J~ncc lc\'C:l is Dr. d
l'.u-llunil n... ·• .!re m bad troublP- with the feml· tollego: sumdards ." , nnd
EDITOR
Bryce While nmc members of the student body To that we .1dd "'ln the phil
A ~uplt• of co-~ds there wrote o! contemporary philosophy dit:c4.
the edttor thus: I would you, the college s,u,n·•
Managing Editor ··Bt.>forr; ~nit nnJl college we had compare the ptulosophies of Ann CraoD.JDg Editorial Editor Bill Feu~ -
ercat C>;IJt'dalton s conr.ernm.: the Thomns Aqumas \\ 1th th~
Nancy MiUor Zociety Editor college man. Needless to suy we cr.• I Reset \'l' S·. tem of the Un
~raldi.ne Sprott As!lt. Society wcw gr'tively d1sappotnled • • .Stale!?" ' Chap~)
Tom O'Oay Spotls Editor What has hrmpencd to thr rugg<:<i l "l"'u\\'," sa1d the prt>CC l~lll be d Herb Scholder Fealurn Ec:Sitor
Blair Lind.le -Adv. Mgr. mtflrnd, •• rnnn? Ht· is nQ longer cheerfully, "plt:nse pnss il..'lllon
ruggc · papers to the side ol lh<• 'T'hc Rev.
a.portn• : ••-· o.utb Pnnn.lo•, "Ho oets a •oft food, sleeps lnt :and msr,:rt :. shct•l 11( cnrbelllt>r rnm· J'I074 Oumm.Ju• , Chnl412\e Spron,
Olladu Oldlrnqutat , Cat1l•rlue :Det. rnuch ::md cam tdc• s I he sligh~ •!SI pnpcr s" I c u1 corTccl nll hurch
o:.tntt,., lll.a1JI• :Or1U, fun Opolla, h h ( warnev, llrennuaa-, l'lu A.ua J'tr· P )'&ICIJI cxrrtmn lou muc or p.1p1!rs nt once." Th::tl from
AU1UI. 'VIT,.tnla llto-•n. ~urn . He IS n••vcr outdoors.. his SO• lllinol:,; In tutl· or Tl·chnology.
otrculau on: Pal s:r&JIQ , At ~UJI lie._.. bemg cL•ntcrf!d nrounc' 'Joo' re.:eived 12 phone
a~o~~pb.aaa!IS , &on ••mll•. IIIU'ban. h" 1 0 • 1 h · Oolh. xary x.-•· AUc~ Jtli1a. 11 • pur or. • bv1ous Y somt mg 11 01 them wtllun 1 dr1y otter u••;1o~!c
Colaamlata l Don Budera oo: 8por~ ,I hns lo lo b~· done.'' cd had nppt•!Jrcd, But he wns nnltton
Tom Jl&rtley, AI StepbLU oiiS. From the Illinois Institute of partlnlly !U•IUIIIt.'<i wllh the
Phot.o..,..phu a Jack :rraeu•l 'T'cchnolog)• comes the stntcment rl' ponse •
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.. 9. 1 AprU 9. 1952 PIONEER LOG Page Tbr ..
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• the S ()Citll S1de By Nancy Mlllor
and Cora.ldlno Sprott Mrs. U. G. Dubach
.~nquet, Parties, Concert Recount~ Escape
ighlight Mom's Weekend From Atr Crash Choir Rambles Home
After Northwest Tour
By Jorry Sprott
tonk Na Cwil) "' Robl t ., c:ollcit nur c•, wus nomr·d Molht•r ol tht Rt•cuntly in the headhnt'tl be
a· Cor bl•IOI' '.a motht"l' tu us \Vhcn we ore ill' at the Mother's cause of ht•r poised ~c&pe from Have you olw.ays w1mted to
travel? Then you must envy mom
~r:rs o! the College chorr who
left Pot llnnd ut 8 n.m. on Mon·
clay, lhc ru·r.t morntng or apdng
vucatiun, for a week'!: tour
through cl'nlral und custern Ore·
gon. "0'~ <>kcnd llnnQUPl, Apt'll 5. Appr momntely 75 moth<-r~ attendf'd th( J buming plnne was Mrs. U. G.
\\ tth Llwh dnughlt•rs (anm Stewart und Altin hulls. Oubuch, wif~ nr lh·~ Lt•Wan and
''I'm very pruud,'' nnid Mrs. Rnborts when quorltd obuut how sh" Claa k proCI!Sl>or of pohtacnl sr.a· , I ubuut hct" Ol'W llllc. "I'm rmxrous to wrllc mv Cr1tmt6 m Bntntn encc.
\'(lU • "•1u t at.'' Mr:~. Dubllch'! plane, on route
t! .. v,uu Mom's Cued· Venture" wus the tht•m(; of the weekend, planned In Oklahoma City, wru; forced
Sin&ing ten concr·rts. • usunll)
two <t day, nnn nverngmg t'ln
hour und n hnJC 10 l~ngth, the
choir under the dar~.;ctron or 1.
Stanley Glorum, ni!KI covered
I 134 miles. They returned Sot·
urda) 1H 1 week's vacntaon'1 Ch.urmun Nnncy 1'algg and tht• hOU!·L councils !rom th~: two down ncar fiugeton, Ktlnsos,
as vn .. men's dorms. where ·ll pallSengers made a hur-
Many cvt•nts Wl'IC planned Cor the mothers during lhc weekend, ned exit br·cnuee o! thl.! dangf!r
~ Thetas hnd 11 ''Mclll Mr Mom" party, Friday, April •I, at the of the l)l..tnc' ~ immediate ex
lCk Shnck. The Alpha Gummas and lhl•1r mothers met together, ploslon.
t\nny
u nduy uftcrnoon, Ap1·11 6, to ocqunint the out-o!-town mothers wtth
uctlv1lacs of the Portlond Alpha Gnmmo Mother's club.
followlnst the bnnquct, dorm studl•nts put on cnlcrtliinment in
wart Hnll. ''I don't remember an.v dir·
cctions bctng givl'n." Mrs. Du·
boch recalled. "1 thank t~ome of
the mt>n lcl tlll' way :mtl cvcry-
Brcukfust wns scrv~:d to the mothers 10 Palohnc Manor, Apral 6, one else Just Collowt.>d. There
~ there was .an A WS 111h·ca· ten the same afternoon followed by n were not more than ~ do7~n The 60 •o•c:• choir sang thcu
hr:st roncert 1 Bend htgh sc:hool
and subsequently at h1gh schools
an The Dalles, La Grande nnd El·
gm and EtlBtern Oregon Colleg~
of Educat1on . Ev••nmg conccrtt
were sung in Redmond, Pendl·
ton, Boker, Milton· F'reewnter
Oregon and Spokane, Washmg he enfltu Ph1 Ep5rlon concerl in the Chapel.
Parlicipultng in the conct'rt were Claare Hodgkins, violinist:
...... Kilbuck, pinnist: V1rginin Btlnr, soprano, nnd Kathleen Brown·
uth t\1101;1', organi!'t. A l~o mcluded wns a tno compos<.<d o! Sh1rlcy Adamson
stra Snll} Onwc, vaolinist~; and Winntc Mercer, paan~o>l.
Be b Nows •
you b Ran;mg money for consti'Uttion work on the fraternity houst:
appen he nim of the members or Dt-lto Tau Rho Mother's club's bingo and
l breal party plantll'd Cor March 22. 8 30 p.m m the :mack .ihack. OWn•rs
Mrs. Mnud t::~;ger, pr('s1dvnt Mr Lloyd L Cll.bc .. ec1 l'tary; and
--~ .. Wultc1 S. t::nkscn, t1 ensurer. • Life Beta chupt"t' u( Pa Kappu Della, notional speech honor !rn·
nity, mJhntt•d II Ol'\\' student members and one honorury m1•m·
at ccremonrcs Ap11l I in thl.' drawing room of Palatine Munor.
ProCessor Roy D Mahnfft·c, nnt1onal president and ndv1scr or the
nflcld college chnplel', hod charge of the initiation. Ht-was assist-
on by Rill Owen, Bda chnpter preSident, and Dean Charles W. How-
ume member of the Knnsus Stall.' college chapter.
C't'. 0[ Mcmb~rs cntcrtnint'd the neophytes nnd seven Ltnfield membl!rs
osts fl\ a banquet an the college dining room !oUowing the ceremony. Bill
be nn was ll)a-;tmnstcr .
Those mumt ·~d Wl.'fe: Jean Beebe, Charlene BrunJes, Martlcc
1\ ford, Mol)· £11erby, Chorles Ht.rns, Mnry Hooper, Diann Mur-
he p D1m Nelson, Dc.llon Porter, Bcmcy Stadius, R. L. Tabor :md
to s. Ehzubeth Gardiner, honm.ny mcmbl'r .
typ;::s ·""'"'thed
Cooku! cutters, blue ribbons, and chocolates announced the en· •
tl~:c~ml:nt or Ann Austin to Dick Steven!\ at the Sigma Rho meeting
1 April 2 Ann 111 n semor English major and D1ck is u ehcmlt•al l!n·
n tn nccrang sludcn t nt Orpgon Stole cullegt. No date hns been set lor
to ·t .... c w('ddmg, • .. • 8 bv • Announc~d recent~· wns the tm~ngement of C~u'OI Mculcm of
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n,.;;,1f:.~n''' Lon to ~alloce Rll\\ mnn. a graduate ~tudent m uusml!SS ud·
.tc lntSt• 11ron Nil ddanitc date has been set Cor the wcddin~.
tm•net Guosts
G u t ill n ~t•ccnt dmncr of the Home Economists in Bus1ne.ss
ere LOIS Williamson, senior, nnd Nancy Leaper, jumor, O<'COIO·
it d by M1"!> Helen llnrtness. borne economic depaa uncnt.
Concert Canceled
r • c nc · 1 ' neerr thn •
to h •vc featured Dolores
~y~o~u~J~1CI udl in Tiehrukvwsky's
Ptnno Concerto No. I in B Clat
minor April J3 hns bl'en cnn
1ac
rua ~d. nccordmg to word r<'
'1\ cd from the music depart·
•nt.
Henson gi\'cn was that mu!ao
nuscnpL arrived too lolc
l do 1 allow ndequntc rehearsal.
lothmg t------------flr. Hackett to Address
t:hapel Service Aprill7
.. y 1l1. L I nd C,n, 1 .. t •• a dc-
cdption of lhe rein lion bel we('.n
Chdst and the indaV1dunl, will
be the topic of Dr. Stuart Hock·
ctt. faculty member of Westen•
Baptt~t 1'hcologicol seminary 1r
PMtland, at chapel scr\'ac~ ncxl
Thursday. April ti.
D1·. Hackett was ilwited under
1 the 'nuspit'eS of the lnlct'-\'anuty women on board."
l n their "orderly'' e$cape, p:~s-
cngers lett the burning plane by
three cx1ts, occoa·ding to Mr~ Du·
bach, by sliding "fi(l~cm feet or
so" down u 1 ope to lhl' ground.
Rl'rncmhcr tn prut•·ct her hands,
she cov<"red the rOP(' walh ., ma~o:,
m~anc, ''a Saturday E•oning Post
I happen('d to h 1\'l: bouyht in ton.
To gather enough enr>rgy u
corry on the <:ho1r consumed nn
average of 300 brNtkfasl$, 360
Denver,'' M•·s. Dubach ::tun I Art Gall l Di I
All PtiS!l'Ogers C'SCllpcd unhnrm- ery 0 sp ay
cd rrom the down plane. except Foreign Travel Signs
lor a couple o! mmor injurie<>
''One woman who jumped with
out aid o! n rope broke a few
bones m her foot," she remem
bered. A collection ot foreign travel
i>OSh:rs wall be on display m the•
Peebles an gallery for two week!
:rtartinc Apr1l 7.
The prr,·ntc collection of for·
eign trll\'el poJ!ters by dtshnguish·
ed foreign artl.!lts ha been gath· Kiwanis Club lo Hear
Odell Speech Today I ered from mnnv countr1cs. ThE'
rolJecuon wos p.urchased m 1 n IG I rrom a pr1vatc collector 1n Sal'
Pres. icnt ~forgan S. Odell w1ll Francasco and hu.s been dlspl:ly~..-d
speak todo\• b,,fore n noon meet· in museums, art galh.'ru!S. libl"lr
ing or th~ Multnomnh Kiwonis IICS and educttllonnl lnst1lulion•
club on "'I'riplc Victory." on the Pac1f11: Const.
"Tragac Foreshadowing or vIC· The collect ion is the property
tor.v" as scheduled ns has top1c 1 ol the Foster nnd KII~ISI!r com·
when he addresses u community pany.
Good fndny scr\'ice in Grants I
Pbss.
On En~ter Sunday Dr. Odell is Music
to purtu•apale m u s~n·ace at Peace
i\lcmonnl church in Klamath
Falls In the e\'ening he will speak Hour lo Feature
Faculty Entertainment
1 dore Klamalh Bnsin nrca :young 1 'I nursday's mus1c hour ol 12:30
r: eo p I c ~'<lncern1ng collegiate p.m. at Copclnnd Mcmo.ml chnpd
'hri.Stlan h1ghcr educntaon. wtll feature fnculty member:
Dr. Odell wtll be in Ashland Mr.s. Margaret Slcmmelz nnd
Ap1·al 15 to attend u meetrng of 1 Davtd Campbell.
the Presbytery of southwestern Cnmpbe.ll will gl\ ~ rcndangs
Oregon. appropriate to lh..! Ea lcr se.ason
The hundr~o.dth onnivcr.;ary of while Mrs. Steinmetz will nccom
Edwm .1\torkhom's barth \\'tll hi= pany nt th~ p1ono. Longfc:llow'r
comml'rnoro ted an an address by "King Robert of Sicily'' to the
Dr. Odell, Apnl 20 nt 3 p m. at music of Rossiter G. Cole will be
the Oregon Ci~y Methodist churt'h the pnnc1pal selechon. lun(:hCS nnd 300 dann,..rs. They
oh1o devoured an undetennlDed
number of hght snacks like foot
lr,ng hot dogs ond soft ice cream
cones, designed Lo hr.olp on'! whale
uwny the weary ~tween-bren k·
flt5t·lunch·<t nd d1nne1 -houri.
A la•orlto botwoen num~.rt
snack fr>r cho1r membtrs was a
''Help" {2..i cents a box) or two
Audtences were of good nu.m·
ber and Ul!ually laughed at the
.. pun<!h lines" in comedy num
bers.
The weather was fine nll ~
wny, except fnr the ramy de·
pnrlure from Portland, o (~\Y
drops in Milton·FreewaLcT and n
roany return lo oPrtland. Thu~
ended the fourth annual tour o[
the "Singing P1onee.r3."
Model Uniled Nations
Participants Return
w,· n clt:.arer undcrstnnd1n[;
M the program and proc:oourcs of
the United Natsons, Donald 0 t·
cnsoc, Walhom Springer and
Gene Arvrdson returned to c:am·
pus lhas week frr1m soulhcm Cal·
:rorma where they attended the.
mode.! Unated Nations assembly
on the Unaverslt\' of Souther.n •
Cab!ornla campus.
The Lc\~ IS and Clark delegates
rcprcsent£<d Guatemala at the
three-day mecllng Apr1l 3-3 San·
rord rep~"Hentcd the Unrted
Slates and USC represented
Russm Mam pomu of d~SCuss1on
were dumnnamcnt and the Iran·
tan situntJon
More than 1000 students par
ticipated, representing 73 colleg
es in 7 western states. Haw u
und Alaska. Springer and o~ten·
soe nre pohlacal science mnJors
.md Arvidson as a history majllr •
Hartzler to Tell of Jobs
Opportumt1es for mternollonnl
Jmmer sen·&cc will be presen~cd
to Lc\~ls and Cl.nrk 1\'tudents
Tuesdny nnd Wednesday, Apnl
15 nnd IG by Wilton Hartzler of
the Am err can Friends SCI'"\ it:..'
committee. Hartz.l(lr wJll ha\'e the
latest m!ormnuon on summer
proJects for college students 10
Europe, Mexico and the Umtcd
Stale!:. Students who are mterest~
eel or want further informotJon
~ould talk wilh Hartzler b\
u r rn n g 1 n g nn appomtment
through Dr. John Anderson. he d
of religJOn department.
Forum to Discuss Chnsl1an ft.>llowship. Ilc is o BA
:v.wut:,::;tion of 'What Next?' vraduatc oi Comell. llis mnst~r·s
\ f n ,, •. . Stu 11•1',r('C wa awnrded at V.'hlc!aton
u un\ ,po • Ott.' ... u) " - •
t Ch , • i"tl n ... ·all b tollt:ge a.nd h1s PhD. at Syracuse u••1•'" riS.I&I'\ , ,o;oc .. v .. o • _ New Burlingame Market
ld nt 12~30 p.m. 'fuesrlay, Apral luni\"CJ !'llty. ---m the Palnune anono1· draw·
room.
udt-! Th1 ce !nculty mernbe•-s w11l
mllt>nke up the forum which wall dls·
r:.lt .. rniJ.ISs the question, "What Next""
is • U. G. Dubach, politu:al SCI·
bPllil!ll'l': D1·. Che!!lca· frasl.lec, edu·
tion, and Dr. P. M:Jlcolm Hom·
phalosoph_v ond scana:H It'S,
drf:cuss pll'SSmg questions
Chapl") rrv1cc foa tomorro\\ Ah! Sweel Innocence
In the ~onack shuck thE utht r
day, a group of students were
looking ov1.·r LC's 15:.! bnseball
schedule, when one ~wect "h'J
nle fa~thioned" freshman spotted
0. c. E . .as oua llrst opposite.
"Whnt doc~ lhat stand !or., ..
~he questJoned When she wns en·
lightened that 11 was rhe Oregon
College o( Education. lwr stnrtlcd
reply wns, "Oh. <~h.' we ~oing to
ploy girls?"
Dfll)[ll·Sitrtll b•· dl'\'Oll.'d pnmnrily lo rss YOfRt:Cil!.lllon anti IIIUSIC'. Scout Leader to Visit
the mol 1'he Rt'v Fhltlnagh D11d on. for· Ju'lephane Brayton, n•crutt-
f cndlllrll• 1 mlnist.l.lr of the Palatine Hill mcnt odv1ser !rom the p••n;onnel
nil un::h und no\\ IJPl'L't:ll student rlivt 1on of the National Girls
from psycholog)' nncl lnllta llctor in Scouts, New York C1ty, will be
•·u~ c1n, Will l••ntl thl' wonthlp in Po1 tland April lol and 15 hi
churn! musl<' Will b4! pro· lntf'a-vrew ~nior wCJnen mtcrest•
tlll'lrlcd by the ~·ull~l(l ' llnd l'hapt•' ('d in profcSSIOnlll Guls Seoul
boils. work. 1\h.'S Brayton wall be a\'nll-
Studcnl lender fur the occasaon able in Ruom -108. Ne\\' Fhcdncr Food Lockers
Quality Meats
Groceries
Garden Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
Low Competitive Prices-Everyday
Plenty of Parking Space
Phone Circle 8989
~ ~·i5c1llo ~1.'61, f•• hrnan building, 1017 S. ~. ~~hangton.,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I P ge Fout PIONEER LOC Wednellday, April 9, I
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Pioneers plil 'Little Olympics' Reveals
Palatine Cinder Hopefuls Vikings, Pilots, Seattle Pacifi
· OSC Cont sis
~[n Doublebill On Heavy Weelt-end ".Schedule.--- ~
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By Tom Hartley
Sparked h.) th • , •t f John
(. roun und lhl' 11\ • p t htng
Len Zlrnn m n t L dl.llll·
< od c \ dumped • .! n State
~ an tne ~on ~ rn of a
,I uhlt hl' dcr at c.. rt I Th._
I 1 l't'! \-on t.tl ~ . ., .... ~.
1'hr;> St tc lh:"' • n~
10 lh fa t anna • r I •
f.' me-' hen 0\\ 10 H Jp'r
nd J !tn TI o tu• • •I
hi~:d .. n the n • e TtH •
1 nn.) Jnhn tnn
I pll h r Ru) ff~
I \ B\ n Sh tehi . ': .. '"cl on
d b.&l '
n~l('
The \\ annmg run ' In the
r .arth n u \hllk noth h.lllr
t1d ln~le b~ Boh • Bu~'.'l ·n , IJ H:!rs uddt-d ;:;n msur nee
' n 111 the ,. nth ''hen Buob
. Ulglcd, •no\ ~ up n n e'"ror
nd S(.'OI'I.:d on '" ut "ld Jl)
The Paoncers g.,t t,:, prtchcr
N m1 Wellman f r mgle run~
• th econd nd t t
1U M neJ smg ed n
Goa'don outln~ld \
l 'ird R ~ H~ d" [ I
n ... ~ doubt~
r.. \\ annings.
.. on.'tl on
In the
t help IllS
h 1m Roo
The rughtctlp f&ntS tn tru"
t 11 book ra.w n '~ 1: Gor
n trtphng In t f> ftN;t or the
\ cnlh and scor..tng on n outfu~.ld
ror The ruo b oke .. ~-~ dead·
I l, 111 hn I innmg • the dn) •
Track pso peel rnt• thl' nnly bl•ntcn by l!tght·lenlhs ot n Bnsobnll l'i•'ASt'n mun•s tnto full
c:unpz11gn w~rc un' dled lbSI
Snundtl$ afternoon \\'hl'n 16 LC
cmdl'r hopefuls 11 ckkt:d to Salr~1n
to fliltiiC'Iplilc In th~ ccond nn:;crond by PliCIIIC. swl11g thiJ> wt•ck·t:>nd as lhl' I,C
Othor notable per:fOIIllRnl!l" diUtnOJld lft•\\ tukt•s to the rit!lcl
were C<>t,k's brondJIUnp ol 20 fnt• foUl guml's in four days.
fc( t ll-Jnches which "nr:nNI h1m 1'odrw the Pionl·t•rs ron the
nunl Wdloml'lt t'\'lttp
llunnmg under 11il' 1 \\'Cnthcr
cond1hons. 1 C pr,1m medic~
fou omc or F nnn\ Cox, Nell
Andu'l'on, Reldar Hcllnr • nd Cal
ey Cook •-ockctro to a ~'Ord
busting 2 3i 5. lwttermg lost
'c r·~ mnrk b.) 4 2 croncis. lnci~ t!COnd fn the nO\'lCe dl\ islon, and P•ntlnnd Stat!' Viklncs an r
ond w111 Stcphf'n ' nnd Bud Cox's smglc gnmc nt Porllrmd State
r,ood fonn m th~ Jll\'Ciln ns bath fol rner·ly Vnnpmt. f'nday the~·
rncn plorcd In thc1r rcspt>cth t: t>lns pt•wea ful 01'1.'gon St!'ltc un
clnsscs. McCallum, besides run-dcr the hshts of Kcll.> field tn
ntng 10 the rcl .) . nl 0 ploccd an o.~J.:OO City. On the next do~·
the d1scu!l nnd :;hut put C\ cnts tlw Sm1lhmcn Jour m•y to Sl'at\lt!
dent I~, Utll\ crstt> of Or• gon,
compcttng 111 .. d Cfl'n: nt clo!l$1·
hcatton wn the •m.: raec onl.) Next Snlurdn) Eldnn rIll:'. lo bottle the Senttlc Pnclfle 11\ n
plkcmcn "'ilJ host OSC und Port double hcnrler.
land un&\ cmh· in o h fnnculnr 1\s tf this schedule ts not hctwy
met, suu ting nt 1 30 p.111. I cn•)ugh, ufler two duys of rest
<'' en tC'n th of o ·cond rnsl N
thRn the Ornng~.; • nd m ck' list
tnt;
Tho Fixmon pt~.:kcd Uf) unothcz
fu t place ''hen Andl' son, Jnn Ruth Gregerson Wins 2 Ski Races;
Ski Team Wins Giant Slalom Race
Snuth, Don McCallum nnd CuoJ.; Ruth Gregcrst'n slofihr d tht'OUGh
pnntt:d 110 yards cl•Ch to PllSt n the wet snow :md heat or the
\\ annlnf, tame of "44 9 tn Lhc 440· day to win lil'Sl place tn I he cln~
~nrd rduy C womnn\~ pftrt o)f the slxlh on-
In thr 480·>&rd shuttle hurdle nunl Trods<' Gtont Slnlum r;t<"C
reht.r C\'Cnt, u lo l minute team held at Lht• Skl Bowl lost Sat
put togdhl'r of Brll O'Hnro, ~lilt
1 urd W· Pollowmg her to fifth
Schn cdcr. 8111 Huntl~;~ and AI place wns Helen Hudson.
St\·ph~nson ntcl:'\."'<1 and wcr~ In the cln~s C men's rnce
Tennis Team Opens 13 Game Slate;
Loses First Match to Portland Pilots
The P1onf!i!r tcnm team open-to n sut"CCSSful senson Dr. Gra
£><1 1ts 1952 senoon by droppln& ham IS buildmg his tcnm around
tJ\ e motchcs nnd winnlns two two of lust ycnr's regulars. l..cw
from the Portland Unt\'Cr'SIIY net W;thl, nnohsl in ln~t ycnt'$
tenm on tilt:: Pilot t'OUrt last Northwest confcrt:nce t·hampion·
ThursdtlV. o;hsp tournament, nnd Rny Uowte
1'\\o 'freshmen, fourth cede~ I an• U11~ two returning lcttct men.
Doug Doy und fafth sced•'d BC\b 1 Wahl nnd Howle will be sced
Chnstopher, "t rc the Pioneer': ~ fin" and two rcspct•ti\'t'ly.
only winnct"S. CClnch Grahom \\'Ill dcpf'nd nn F'u111k Rc••d :;ped through Lh1
g~lc. of lhc cotm;c tn take thu·d
place Others who pl:tced Wl'H
Dirk T.mtJtt', ninth, Bob Shoc
mnker, ch-' ,•nth. In\ m Jdslyn,
twelHh, nncl 01rk Carroll, thir~
tcenth.
lrwm Joslyn, in charge of the
1 nee, \\ ns nssisted by Johnn)
Buell. Da\'c Wiley, Hanjl Aki
ynmn, Ralph Nelson nnd otlws
members of Trodse Ski club
Trodsc ts coached bv Lewis nnd •
Clork nlum Don Case. After op·
craunc a radio nt thl· st.art or
the womon's race, Rrdph Nelsor
started down the tull, fell, and
broke hts leg.
Acrordmg to John Buell. prcs1·
rlt•nl or TroW;e, the a·acc was high.
ly SUCCt'.SS lUI dt!.SPILC the WC'
snow ond heat,
Tht' week before, otter waiting
nn houJ and CJ hnlf in a enid mn:·
nesp1tc thP l·to·2 defeat b:t thtee fre:~hmt•n and one tronsfl'r tun' ot rain and snow, the Lcwts
Portlrand, Dr Ah·a Grah~tm, I.C to fall the rem:unlng positions on nnd Clnrk Skt tenm ~ot ··hot" the l'iom•ct ~ t..'llft:fi8C 1 h•' Pi'l1 t
I'Jlots In n double hcucl ~>r.
~·nmJ:'JI w•IJ bt' plr\~ ··d Tu.,. .. ,,
at Portlund ''ruvcnnl y.
Ttw t lSC gnmc "ill IJ•~ the f
IUI'C llllHll'IIOil l:lf Uw W!.!t.!k ','llllr""
of lmr.t.)ball. It w1ll mna k the
vent of ntghl bu cbnll 101· Lc,wfl
and Clorl~. It will also be one
the r. \\' ntght sho\\ ings or
!!tor-studded Dcn\'en; in the •or~rr'' belon
lnnd ntNI I..C on the pr•~vso; .J.
Wcf'k-cnd ~pllt o double h('nd Rho fr
wnh OSC m Con•nllls. Go01 ll of the l
time nt Kelly field 1~> 8 p.rn Prankstc
Hyde-' IS schcduk'<i rut' lves to t
tiuties nsnfnr.t osc. ked in
Ttlday's gnn•c bet \\'l.'Cn tt tadmnglc
PSC Vil,mgs onc.J the oround to
\\aU IJc the hrst mC'ctms or t t~r cutt1
y~.•nr lor the two lcnm . T~ 10ut the p
Vikmgs, With transfers from Or h wah.•r,
"un and Oll'gon Stith! cuuld b tUVel' 1
tough. r
Joe Hoo~
tndmn Volleyball Play ptn~oke~!~
In Second Round ~~1~~~~:~
The women's \'olkylmll IOU! to Cns r
nnmcnt Is now in full swing ~ with
.. tx teams hO\'C l'ncountcrcd finwm1n we
cr it, the
the Dell t·ound nctlon.
V1ctor1ous m thei• ru-st outi
were the Slcwnn Steppers p r
the Delta Phi Gnmmns. Th though 11
'fhetu Thugs, the Enl'ly Birds n ·nt m t~
the Giggling Gumma s all chul pool
up nspecth•e wms m g to
round competition os the
shd by thl' Steppcts 22-19;
.Early Birds :snowed ttw
GHmmns 51 5 und the Ciggl
Gnmmas l'dg~>d S1gmn Rho 20-
tn post the1r ftrst wm ot
tourney. w
to
ev·~nlng
billing
tenms etmch. is lookms forwn•d the tcnm. onrl S\\ a&hL'<i through the mush"· O Fact ·....:..:....:..:..:...:..:....:.:. _________ ...;.. _________ ...;____ Tht~ llu'Cc rrcshmcn arc Dny, ~now tc• toke lirst placl' sn tht 3oftball Players Wan•e<ll
Dads Nite Features
Annual AMS Smoker
An ~\ t:ninJ: nf • m -llam ac
t n fe tunn~ box ng, :-resthng,
• II• v.11ghtm.~; nnd p · fo rntng
C • mpulmc ... tt ' ~gnl ghtcd
t • annuDI AMS 1k" Satur-
.Jy
Run Steele. .;;oph mor • lugs cr.
'ld Stnn Matehcl, represen tmr
~gmn Alphn Stgma. pro" 1de1
t e eru ly flrewor kl> ~ the\· I!X•
c+ nngcd punches zn d \Hld-swtnc·
•ng mt..lce Lhnt was called t•J a hall
1 td\\'LY tn the c~1nd round Wllh
lttch•·U on top.
Don Floren, KBpP3 Pbt Alpha.
~ nd Hnzcn Bernard Sigma,
rl.lund•:d out the box-mg sltlw by
S.ghhng to a dr.m Floren WM
t • n"ressor 1n the l!arly go me
\ llh hlS bombardmenl of leather
1 ttoomg o redd1 b pink glow on
v «.: :r ... re or Bern!itd Hou C\'Cr,
1 e pnc:c &lowt-d don-n m the S<..-c~
c d Wid third lrameJ us bolh
1 r-n \ •ere fur from be ng m Ull'
t • t or condluon .
Exhlbltaon5 on the trompohoc
1 ut on by :the Pal clu , of Port
l...cnd brought a h .. rd) nund of bo~m s stmb nnd a pt:ct I trophy
went lo Sigma's for ha\'Jng the
best reprcs• ntntton of Dad's. r.n
entry 10 the pntowhsht nnd Uw
must enlr1cs entered tn the box-
mg events.
Pioneer Nine
Splits Games
L.cwls nnd Clork opo·ned tlc
bnsebnll s~ on lost week b.)
droppmg n close game to Ore
gon College ol Education G-5 on
F"uhcr f•eld.
Th•· Pioneers 11\Jidc up for tht>
loss b} cloblxmng Li>w~r Colurn
bla Junior oolleg•• 17·2 Friday
This gnme was nl o ployed on
Fisher !Jcld.
ln the opemng gn'mc Bert
~tein hurled the fJI'SI four In·
nanp and en\·•· up ~h·e hu.s and
fi\'e runs. Ed Paul took ov"r the
mound chnres ln the fiflh and nl
loWL'd only two a:nrct•••s in hh
two anntngs. Freshmnn Lo.?n Zam
m••rmon hnusht'<l th~ saanc ant'.
nlthough h•· gav.• up th•• winning
run 1n th1• nanth, louke(! 'l.el'\·
~
cuod. The winning run CUnll'! In oplause from the ;;ll-ma'c audJ
< nre. Ccnc Dunn. on ··lime vaude.
'die •U.r and no ., I.C tudent,
1 d o down :~c:l on the biJuncing
1 L)nngl n. o side :.u ... ct.on. lite eighth on 11 combtnklion or
lfw;.ky Rube 8.tl$h and Bill t• hn and two ••rrot'S.
'Hnr • ex~footbllUen. cr'Bmbh..'d 1 The Lower Columb1 J!UJn(
round the mats m o1 \~ r:cstlin& wes n run-owoy ,•,nh lh,• Orange
c nt~·l fl)l' ome 30-ocld mlnute.11 and Blncl< 11lueg\!r& comhinlng II
I foro o·Houra \\'Dh the ~ tch by hits With n flock Of walks and
J mnmg Baish. errors for li Mlr\J. The only nms
lndi\•Jdu:n gold -~P WCI'(• lhc Columbfan could produce
Cl nrdt-d to th · w n!l. n f!'lr lhctr cam1' in the ninth on two crron;. Chrh:topber and Ed Manclcs Schn,.c VoJ:cli Standard G ann• -\11 m<·n \\ lw 11r _ mtl.!r'-cd Jend N
;5cedcd number three on the Slalom. Leudml! the women'F playmg on n Portlund
team is Jun Hodgckws, n trans-class , .... wns Rulli c:r"""'t"""'n. 1 l Dt ln Chn~ ... • ~,.v "'" cngul' soft >all lt•nm tliJS summ J
fer from Walla Walla collcgc Bob F••rgL.on, Dtck Lnn.~e. and nr~ uat;td to contact Uon Flo · Robert 1
Other men compctinc lor the h\'C h wm Jo lyn clinched the \'icton• The tenm it to hl• mad, up in English
postttons are Dtck Chan, Ed by toksng second, tturo and !ifl't-mal'ily of collegl' students C North
Doedc, and Dtck John. places rcspcctl\'cly. Portland Edu
LC 1152 'rllACX SCHEDl1t.JI 1. l • I k C:Oitt.>ge Aprtl s, WlU&zuette aea,.1, Salem wo 4CWJS ond C nr alumr
Aprtl 1:1. Orecon &•te collo:re IUld olso were burnsnu up the course BILL & TOM'S , A
Portland l1. here. "' BARB£ 5 C ll AprU 1~. J>acuJc. n<t VUlvort, here. that day. George Anderson took R HOP 0 cges a~
April 25, LU,tleld., here. f t 1 h I Wnsl May 2, :Portanct unlnulty, here. II'S P nc~ m l e c ass B men's All H11ircuts
lib)' lO, WtU&mene, Salem. rate while Donnu G.1ylord took 8Sc ond Ut Ma7 17, Jrorthwen c.oatnenoe B ·r h m•u, Walla WaUa. SIXth place in the class B wom- rt IS
11A7 3a, lfortl:l••n coDterellcl <'n •5 &ac<!. 1103 S. W. Taylor· a Ferry Rd. t·nted i
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THOU DOST REFRESH
THY THIRSTY LIPS
With flhich? \\'hv, v.ith Coco-CoLi
of cour,c, for thh. ddiciou .:.
refrco;hmcnt ic; the answc:r to thirst.
Have a Coke ..
tom'n UHC)B ollft1401JYY 0' TWf COC4.COV. COIArAHr If
Coee-Cola BoUUog Compenr of Oregon ,
arc:.Me" It • r~p.twetl lraM -·· 0 IU1, TWI COCA.COI.A COM'AHY Lslanding
will
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Portland. Oregon. Wednesday, April 9, 1952 Numbol' 2~ m •• , Science c!ub, ~nd men's glc~.
Past oHrcers were Hrug Cnr
tozir.n. ncti\•iiJes ~ommJsSJoner:
f''loyd Cumm1nJ, publications~
Frnnk Lowrc.nce, human rela
tions: Wmme Mercer. soc:1al, and
Paul Nordstrom, public relations. leS B. Harrington Receives
ord 'Fellowship' Fund
n B. Harrington, nssociat.:> nrter .
, f or of phalosophy nnd rc-
hnt wo• .un has bet>n awarded n Ccl
• t>nl -sh1p grant by the Furd !oun-
1he "'" csUibhshmcnt ot the Fund
Is. \dvanccnwnt of Educullon,
t fund was estabhshl'd to
~,ou'l c teachers throughout th~>
.ntry who wish to broadl.'n
1r qualilications for ten( hmg
r rcspccti\'e fwlds.
ue Key Leaders
lecl Antis to Post
tllu· Antill. senior, was elect
JUniOr rel(ionul director nt lhe
WI.!:. tern Rep tonal con ben
of B I u l
y, s ~ n i or
nutionnl
honor-
~ at
they • h c I d nt
""'is nnd Clnrk
rch 27-29.
[nc1u~:h- ~~ntis will be
. m
cd
-fit
• IS
er ' hnntor or
\Jiies for 14 Willie Antis
bcr colleges m ltl~no, Wash
Oregon, Cnhforntn nn<
Ht.• will let~d tht• mnin
session tt the 195:1 l'On·
in Lo'> Angeles at the
of Souther n Cnlifornt J
Lus Angdcs Slate collcg•
""'" co· host.
e three-doy conteren(:c a•
WLS and Clark WJ!J ottcndccl
12 West Coast and ldaho col·
us, t Dick Witte, Oregon Stale
or holtli the outgoina Junior 1-.:glonal
rhc tor. Bob Buc~l"munn, .~mor
ill j presuJcnl of the local chuptl'l
[e
1 is was instrum~nlal in planning
l conventio n. Antis und Dor
crmnnn were Le,.,.is nnd
's oC!iciol dolc~u tcs.
~o·od if>lhe1· tollegc• ;.~ttend ing were:
to:tllitorniJ Statt-Agricullurt! col·
Coll(;jlC or PacifiC. Fresno
rilfltc colltgc, Lo AnRcles St~11A
Ort;gon St;tt(' collcgl'
,.,.,m11r.1fic Lutheran, Puclflc unJ\'cr
San Diego State collcgl', San
Slah l'Ollegt.>, Untvcrsity or
•\J•uern Cnllfornla ond Univt-r
of ldoho.
. Marjorie Smith
vu• J:oii>UU ,U) w .A.F. Training
The Otllc~ri Troinmg pro
ol the Women' s air llJrcc
ill b£· u.xphlim•d by Copt.un
.... r nt·t""rJOI ic Smith lo junior and
.,,1n.r~n1or women, 9 u.m, lo 12 y
Apnl 17 in the Ul uwlng
ul Pnlalanc Munur. Harrington declnred "I nm ac
ct•ptin~ this feliO\\'Ship because
•f tht• responsibility which it
ent.n Us fur the ancrcnsed clfcct
•venl'SS or our program here nl
LC 10 philosophy, and 1n the
humamlles.''
W1th this fund Harrington will
be able to return to Princeton
umversl\y to finish work on his ,.
Ph. D thesis. He also plans to
nb!l~>n·e methods of teaching in
ll1P. humnnthes courses ns they
.ul' b~ing earned on 10 Princeton
·md surroundi ng rollegcs and uni.
vcr.-ttles m that area.
A total or 246 were awarded
grant~ for the acadcmac year
1952 53 Each candidate was nom·
moted by his instltut 1on 1n ap.
pi'Olomallon to the !-ilC Of t n
ru1Jmcnt Selections were madr
from a tot.al of 1158 appl1cants
by a committee or lti college
presidents and deans headed by
President L. Butterfield of Wes·
!cyan university.
Williom Hartsler. college ~t:c·
1etary oC the American Friends'
service comm1ttee 10 Oregon, will
>t. on campus Tuesday and Wecl
:lesday, April 15 and 16 re.tp+•ct
tvely
In order lo interest and pro
mote mternabonnl service, Hurl
lllcr will talk on summer .;ervlc(.'
opportunity or the Friends' ser
vice He IS scheduled to v1s1t l'le· - . lect classe. and wtll appear nl
SC A meeting Tuesda,y at noon
Included in summer servtcc
opportunity are work camps, c:lr·
avan~;, commumty service, mdi
vidunl service opportun ities, in·
temshlp an agraculture, govern·
ment, and industry, interuciol
worluhup:.,, rchc( prOJI!Cts in:.ti·
•utional service, and intcrnotlon·
ul service projects in Luhn Am
l'rJcu, Europe, Asia, Africa. .m<!
the Ncu Enst.
Mag Article F ealures
'Leadership Training'
•· An t•xperm!Cmt an h:udership
tr,timng" was the feature of an
urticle tn the March i ~ue or
The Joumnl of Teacher Educa
lion. It Is a summary of lh€' 11\'(~
veur recolt.l of the Lew ls and • Clark coul'l!e In yuuth lcndl·1"8hip
under the diNctton o( Dr U. S.
Tuttle.
• Professorship Grants
Announced This Week
tuc:ult) mcmbe~
~oti:nntcd promotions m rank ran
ClOg from 1\SSlstant to Cull pro
fessorships, nnnounn>d Preslclen•
Morgan S Odell in on interview
this week.
Dr. Vulncy Fow, head of the
psychology department, wns pro
muted to professor . He is nt pr\. ...
sent on u Ienvc or absence ~tudy
ing nt Unt\•ersity or Chicago on
n Ford Foundation scholarship
Ro1scd in rank to nssodate pro
Cessor IS Mrs, Murgorct Rideout
of the o•ducahon department.
Marjoi'U .! Fessenden. uccount
rng, Ell~n Rowu ~y physical edu
cutJon and health and Dr Rob
ert Duscnbl·l y, English, no" hold
the 1tntus o! ass1.tant professor.
Promokd to the same rank is Sociology Class lo Visit
~tate Prison in Salem
'•iln n~rs of Cloyd V. J. • .r.
,on's cnm1nology class will be
uests of tht! Warden VargJl J. 0.'
Molley nt Uw Oregon St.ate peni
tentiary Apnl I i for nn mspcctlOf\
t1vi1 ie_s, waU1 crown princesses e\'cnb w11l be the lormul qu(-en's
Pat Heilig and Vema Ha_gen to ball. "Spring Rhapsody .'' Fronk
!ISSist her, as Le\\ is and Clark Elliot r1nd hls orchestra wtll Pl'O·
;celebrnlcs tls forty !lecond annual vide the music. The donee 15 fa-ee
May Fete, Moy 2 &nd 3. to the pubhc.
Clu"!'i prmces.scs t!lected to --------------- ----------- ---
comprlst: lhe cou1 l are Joyce Jnr
vis, senior, Pat Blakely, junaor
Joanne Burt, sophomore, and
Ann Longbnlln, freshman
Brief schedule o( the two-da)'
Cestival. as announced by Ann
Austin and Bob P~te rs, co-choir
men, will be the coronation cere
mony Fnday 1\fternoon, follow
ed by the kmghting nwards and
lopping .lnnounc\!d by Eldor
Guntcr, master or ceremonie,..;
and u command pertormance of
"Tnming of the Shrew" tht\l e\'c·
Allen to Judge Coolest
For U oiled N a lion Visit
Profe·.sor Rnlph Allen, hcud of
the EnJ,!'li1h dcpm tmcnt, hos ac
cepted an inv1tntion to judge 110
cs. P.Y contt••t :iponsorcd by th1'
Clahkunte Odd Yellows lodge
The wmncr will \"nut lhc United
Nntaon ofCJCt• in New York.
'rhc contc~t u; tn conjunction
with tht· Odd Fl•llows Umted Nn·
lions Pilgrimage For Youth. Pro
Cessur Allen will be the final
JUdge or the top fl\·~ essays which
w1ll consist or 1000 words on some
phusc o( tlw United Nutioru;. Hot Rod Wheelchair
HasContestforName
''The students paad fvr it: they 1 Well-wishi ng students hn\'e
might us well name it," 58) Bob sug~es ted that perhaps Bob
Lncanal t· So he plans to run o
nome conte..,t for the c.lectrJt
wheelchoir, the nnrne to be de-
cided as soon ns the chair arrives.
Bob has offe~d ns the prize a
trt.·e ride around the campus m
one of the most modern wheel
chairs in existence . "The wanner
can nde any plnce. just &<• at L-tn't
downtown," says Bob.
Entr1e~ may be turned in tc
the LOG office, and the wmner
will ~ deridl'i.l by the LOG stoff,
m consuJtatton w1th B1lb.
Wheelchair naming coupon. ~hou ld get a driver's license be
tore operating the \'Chich:, but
he hns suegested no alternate
plan for some form of defense
for pedestrians.
Contributions for the chau
were gi\'en in February by stu
dents, !acuity and organizations.
and the chair wa« ordered !rum
the Ste\'ens Motor Chaar C!>m
pany 10 Kunst~ s City, K~nsa s. It
opl!rntes in a self·rechargang bat
tery, hns fingertip control, o\·er
ctriv~. nnd mo,•es backward , for·
word and h> dther ide.
My cht.'lka for th~ name or Bob Lac-annie' s new electric wheel
chair is: -----
S1gn~d =----·-• f' ge rour
--~----~----~ ------- -
..
n r:astt>r rs th~ r; ~\ n • of a sl~cping garden suddenly
lt<·ned to r.:nnb \\-1 \-clmcss at the touch of the Sun's
f nner ...
• stt-r IS the promi ·C of golden days spat· ked b\ nzut·c
• lm.~ ... of ebon~ ntg. ts sprmkled wilh dromond st<m; •••
l~c:ter is the s1qgl~~~ ef m\tlti-toncd lweczes th1>ough cn
tbt..>dl·al br.::tnclles ..• N monoltmcd robins at dawn's til·sl
hgbt • • • ... I
Easter i the br ghtr.c oi canllon bells chammg wo:-ship
Jters to church .. of sunshine .::.triking o tluff of cotton candy
clouds. . . ·
Easter i, t1:te .,JO\ o~ newing a kall•id oscor~ic panorama
from a "·mdy htllt.")p ... of watchm~ the p!eudo-\\"3\·es of a
wnodland brook tumbling O\·cr the 110c.ks •••
Ea_qer is the tnumph of the Cross shining m brJght de
tor\ O\cr the _hr.d:>\\' ot hopelessu~ ..• of the C~n let·
• , Ito died so ~ ou nug'-t lh again ••.
Ma\' the.;e all ~ :ou.w thrClughout the year.
• A. L. G.
The Har(/est 13a ttle PIONEER LOC
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I Wednesday. April 9. 1
SPOHN'S SLANDER
•
Eligible Males, \Tention:
Catch Fast Plane South
Hcrl:.', By Jim
ehgibl< Spohn
cannon·fnddl'r day. A
the Sc
nq~
ighJ
I_-- ~.~- ~-sort job like Ul'l\'lng a tonk o l\ll Cw•l
a .uppl\ truck r fnr bf'ln
1 arc SIX Mlrl' ,, a} tfl pass lilt' Sf'· 4. When the cyo ductnr -··"' >kcnd bunl
teeth l' scn•ic" phy!.il·ul t~:'\am nnd you to 1 c 1d lhl· ch:u·t on the IQUl•t with Woman in the House
There s 1 woman lh mr in the
hnu~e at O.J S \\', H11mtltun .
•·numph,'' ~ou srolf, "nothm'
unusu:~l 3bout thot." But there
1 .-ll's the Del\u TtlU Rho frll· ta :,t•curc u ~ott wn II, usk 1 I he means I he .. I'm '!CI Yl
,_,...,~ .....,Jub in the urmy with the llttlt> gretm men runn ubout he~
1. Up.m enter-around on it. He'll tell you t 1 it."
ing tht' indue-men nre red und you ore color Mom's C
tinn center. ~al· blind. Chaarmnn
lnp 5\\ illly tn : But you'll pns ns long nB tn<'n ~ dort
tcm&ty h•)use. cornt·l. tak~ tiff can l'• 1 w"ll Mnn) cv
The young lady's nnme is B b· your shoes nntl 5. Finally, whon the recru1ulla Thetas
ttc: Babs :Cor short. She h1t sole· tw1ddlc you 1 ~c1 s• .n · 1 oks •J ,·our l'k Shack .!
tul brown l"J'•!S nnd hc1· block 1r ~ , l"~r .. r.•nce bctW•'t'n the Anny ndny uftcrt
ha1r 1s cropped short ln o They'll lran ~ Marht~. slap him across ucllvit~es
"cocker spomel" eut. because you to be nn chops nnct piny h.u'tl to get Followln
that's what she is: n ~c,·cn month Jim Spohn \rrr, flS.)'t·hm This will Jl\$\lh! for you n wart Hall
old cocker. trist. s<'r\'cd p,tssuge on the ni.'.Xt Brcaklns
Babs arriv•!d unexpectedly last 2. When they run a hat p<.wn lo fort Lew1s. d thLtL w
\VCCk durmg fratcrutty mcctmg hkc needle mto you1· arm (.w ; Hero's also a tip for the """,;''" Ph1 Epstll
complete wath milk. baby food, blood test, CI\'C tall tl hulls. TIH·y get1c dodge•· wanting to beat Pm llc1pa,
Pablum and n book on the CUI'C prc.lcr men with blood; nowcvcr droit. 1th KtlbucJ
md tccdtnl: or pup-dogs. or 1111" the)' IIH' not extremely Take (I fnst plane to South • orgnnist.
And ar anyorw can tum men 1 choosey. I'ICit. dlg n 40 root shaft, s Snll} Dn]
mto tilth: b•> But ttl' «-<~n: 3. If asked to ex<'rci~c yoUt down nnd leap into it. Rc News
Clothes-Pinned Nose lnnbs_ thro\• ~our trick knee out l•l pull the dill in nftct· you Rm'1tnlt
I of julnt and, ns 1f in :11~. on.'l', wal-t•nuse il they should huppt!n n1m of i "Bi~ C'hct'!!H- W~ It LIS low 1min£ull)' on th.,· Uoor. find you and you're fillll l11 cnt patty PU HQ·ce Roquefort, WH"' reported M
k f b Without n doubt vou'll pull r ing, brother you nrc ln. ' M1. D\l A ootUe ag i:t.st a l ree that land 1111 the earmar ·s o C· m•sslng hnmcdm tcly tollowmg -------------- --------- ---1, .. 1 c , ,.. a ler ..
mg racJal discrtmm:ttior; \\"as I ought and won la"l week by a the publ•cation of April l. E L R 1 f c t• 1 1 t· f Bctn cht
J&()llllese-Arnencan a!unmu::. 01 Lewis and Clark. "Filth> Clo~~.' hcttcr knoWfl X-agger e a es on In en a 1 e nity, &niH:!
n!: •the ·world's htr"~l l"''Xt J
o "• Q c c c s r at cercm Sagre 1'\ishl"'!b, · January 1950 graduate m b~smes:. ad-crnphica l error. f itizenry, ars, ents, cents Protcsso
l'l"'lratton, '\\"fi.i re:ureo employment b.\' the sUite tax com· Whale IS bnck now but loa nficld coli~ l .., - h :'J)' ::lou • 'lei 01 .. an
'll on al houeh .!1~ ~c dly stood highest m the ci\"il ~erv· S<'CUrtly rt•ason.s IS appearances l"lrat Lieutenant rho'o lteconnlll• noo Wine. 1 .. 7 h Dllrblon hy Rill 0
• on campus wtll be top secret to PARIS, Mnrch :!1-"Would ""Ou I\ote \o the cnls: Pcrlumc ' member ace ~'i:arnmat1on t :r th h b " I prcn•n ur er mr:-· em Y llkc to read rr ('r.p\' ,., the Sat· the r.h!'np Ht-m In Prnncl". Or J\h•mbe1
d d th Sta• L Insulted rcuders. 1 N · b t Hcasor 1 • re.~ \'.de contra tclory an e e a- urday Evontng Post? ounce of Chane o. 5 costs fn n nnque
IJor CornmlSSln .. er c . mea that t"•"O persons affalmted with - Such o rcn 1 ·~ ~ n t unusunl dfJllnrs. Here il PBY!O: to be nr1 ·en wns to
~ Th B d f A t Those Irl th~; comrrk~ion o!a I rm Xashioka was not hired because of e ar 0 von If ll is hcnrd m the Umtc nlOlll~ ~ • • ford. Ml
Jus I ace. The l:lCtd,. • ccurred iromcalh· enough. during G I E H I Stoles. But when tl wns rrmdc to N ' e S X Om ap py .me by a French sold1~>r on n trr.lll The principle duty or tht• nnr1r1) • nc•n
Brotherhood ""c~~- Sil 1 ,, , .,. arc l.y~ ~ bJt to s:~ m Frunce, I was slartlro 1'Cc<mnn1sance \\ mg is to · E t7.<\bct
Nt~1uoka u; a thlrf-l he rrt \·eteran of World War H. In
rtal\ he sllHered s~' _r.! \I."OUnds to h1s legs and shrapnel pum'-• l•.m: ( th..: ng . "..: l .. of his heart.
That he ean t. e rn bJck swinging is C\'ldenced by the
f1ght he put up 3i?3.1! -: tl1e commtss1on a ftght that ~~.)ulted
an Ius b~mg oi.f.:!fe£1 tre p>sltton of jumor accountant.
Le\\ b and Cl • car. .,. ell be proud of men hke Sagie
ht luoka an t .. a r t_p of schools ever~·where I.e~ the
!~ponstbtll• · t. ~ ~ 'ducation of eJmunatmg e\·ent • ucb
Um G.V.F. r-boul mode.1 n dny cxnnunnUon ln p!!rlcct English he cxplnlnf'd tJcrial pho:ographs. Two types thcd
Ct•>kJe d and such. A peru~\ of lu wrtt· that he held n B. A. and a M A rlunes are u £'d 10 our ouU,
1ngs shows that the talented gcn• from Cornell umv~rsi t~·. As 11 Lhe F-30 Jt':t and the B-26. of
1 a.J this Lo suy· French C:tl•1.en, he was suh)c•·t Our mam probl~m IS s•~lt
Studying in tho libnry: .. Mor
1 to their military drall llis wages: up ou1· lubo1·ator1es. When m --~'oct:rmg stu
b bl weddmg • t you lcnrwcs; <~nd turn the R cents a day. CI'UliOn. they will c a c to
I ob!es up, nnd quenah Lhc ftrc r • • out 30 0\'Cl'ltS<' o! 5000 8 by Announ< th<• room IS srown too hot." Ro· Eumpenn curs arc much smllll· prints tt d ~·.
·~n·1•rton t m~o aJ'Id Juliet. cr thnn those uf the U. S. Onl' 1 We a) t· .. ,·e n cnmplelc print
Ill I t 'liOn Crammi ng ct 3 a.m.: "HO\' of the re..1 on:> (vi' theu·' Sl7.e i.: fng p1 nt fur pnnting blat'k Gucs
wcnry. 1 h lot ond unprof1t• thr> narrow European str<'ets. whtte or four cr>lor~. llnlr(,lt)fJl.:>L: ~
oblc seem to me nil tb u C3 o~ But whut they lnck m n.•oml • • • rc Lois \
th1 world.' Hnmlel. nc s th y make up 1n U~r~ru A m 1 .r the men .n the 11 wd bv
Cramming aJ 7 a.m.: "ll nil• ne, , they arc r•·nl ~as-snv"rs re f1 m 1\ ·.-nama. I'll probabt----...o
:or your h(!lllh thus tl) Jmn It T ia~ I dro\ c 180 m1k><: tin six b c SiJe:lkm • \\ lth ;) !lOu the
\'Our weak condltton to th ruw allon 'l'hc only cntch is thF Ft'Cnch • 1:: ·nt ,. hen I return Conce
l c con
Edu" t p->Qple CoS) to le d lj t o • .t ult t ('Old mornmg" Julius Ceesar. JH'Jce or gu~olinc: 80 cents a ~ol-thl.' Str1tes.
0 Teacher handr; oul tests: • C I on Well c'l'.!!l tout • • • you
t.irJ\( ~ • • t-1mpo 1ble to en lu\ e -Omsr N. most permc1ous w man' 0 ~ J.
lat11 vtUain, smliJng dumn•.d \'I-BULLETIN BOARD Br d)e\ • 1lainJ" Hamlet .
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theme untJl my evi.'Ud wtll no
Jonger wag · Hamlet.
Fountain pon leaks: "Oul
damned sn lt' fJ• t, I sa• . · Ma::·
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.... Co!leqettes Comment on Lost Rae "Jvcu rro
rncnt. Find Contemporar y Men Inadequ"'+A Rcnson
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By f'lo Ann Perkins 'hal nothing is en~ier to do n1anuscnp
to allow
• The horn blows at 3 . m •· a. l() attend college and nolhlnf' t------
morc dtftlcult than 1..o gel nn Fort w,;.s tlu t1th to :~n 1lem in tht' cation.
Oregon State Barometer. The The Davidton colloqeo
horn ' • ~;..u putl~ld on ., 'ra· paper m r-,)rt ( rot n" fa um
tcrml.,v p:;rktng lot got stuck the same thought in declor J.1t!nL Chnsti
three \lll'II!S tlurmg Ulc night at that students -nre inlellcc at 12~3
houdj lntcn·als. h lary. It stBtes: 1n l e
Bul \\ilh the help nf the police, ''ln the realm of socinl rein g room.
the uhole paJama-dad frntcrmty "hips wuh ench othet, 1he st Thtce fa
rncnt cle:.nH and a screw driver ,,, trubllc:.Uon or 111 \ ocU•· tolls dO\\n intcllcctually. (n up the
o><l Stud.,ntM "r 1"'" u; uo•l •'l11rk <' ,,. ll w.as fmall :Jo stlcnccd at 5:30 ronversntion" 1n I he the qu u J:e. Put.ll .. tll~l "'"dd) durin&: lh• .,
alh ~" )Cilr. Sui' «IN I•• r.ot .,~ ou a.m. und the do1·rnitory. the cu U. G. l
I•I!~:~~;A lUI ~nnil clh ... t• r ' The mon et Syr..tcuse university ond mteiii!J~ncc lc\'C:l is Dr. d
l'.u-llunil n... ·• .!re m bad troublP- with the feml· tollego: sumdards ." , nnd
EDITOR
Bryce While nmc members of the student body To that we .1dd "'ln the phil
A ~uplt• of co-~ds there wrote o! contemporary philosophy dit:c4.
the edttor thus: I would you, the college s,u,n·•
Managing Editor ··Bt.>forr; ~nit nnJl college we had compare the ptulosophies of Ann CraoD.JDg Editorial Editor Bill Feu~ -
ercat C>;IJt'dalton s conr.ernm.: the Thomns Aqumas \\ 1th th~
Nancy MiUor Zociety Editor college man. Needless to suy we cr.• I Reset \'l' S·. tem of the Un
~raldi.ne Sprott As!lt. Society wcw gr'tively d1sappotnled • • .Stale!?" ' Chap~)
Tom O'Oay Spotls Editor What has hrmpencd to thr rugg<:<i l "l"'u\\'," sa1d the prt>CC l~lll be d Herb Scholder Fealurn Ec:Sitor
Blair Lind.le -Adv. Mgr. mtflrnd, •• rnnn? Ht· is nQ longer cheerfully, "plt:nse pnss il..'lllon
ruggc · papers to the side ol lh<• 'T'hc Rev.
a.portn• : ••-· o.utb Pnnn.lo•, "Ho oets a •oft food, sleeps lnt :and msr,:rt :. shct•l 11( cnrbelllt>r rnm· J'I074 Oumm.Ju• , Chnl412\e Spron,
Olladu Oldlrnqutat , Cat1l•rlue :Det. rnuch ::md cam tdc• s I he sligh~ •!SI pnpcr s" I c u1 corTccl nll hurch
o:.tntt,., lll.a1JI• :Or1U, fun Opolla, h h ( warnev, llrennuaa-, l'lu A.ua J'tr· P )'&ICIJI cxrrtmn lou muc or p.1p1!rs nt once." Th::tl from
AU1UI. 'VIT,.tnla llto-•n. ~urn . He IS n••vcr outdoors.. his SO• lllinol:,; In tutl· or Tl·chnology.
otrculau on: Pal s:r&JIQ , At ~UJI lie._.. bemg cL•ntcrf!d nrounc' 'Joo' re.:eived 12 phone
a~o~~pb.aaa!IS , &on ••mll•. IIIU'ban. h" 1 0 • 1 h · Oolh. xary x.-•· AUc~ Jtli1a. 11 • pur or. • bv1ous Y somt mg 11 01 them wtllun 1 dr1y otter u••;1o~!c
Colaamlata l Don Budera oo: 8por~ ,I hns lo lo b~· done.'' cd had nppt•!Jrcd, But he wns nnltton
Tom Jl&rtley, AI StepbLU oiiS. From the Illinois Institute of partlnlly !U•IUIIIt.'<i wllh the
Phot.o..,..phu a Jack :rraeu•l 'T'cchnolog)• comes the stntcment rl' ponse •
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.. 9. 1 AprU 9. 1952 PIONEER LOG Page Tbr ..
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• the S ()Citll S1de By Nancy Mlllor
and Cora.ldlno Sprott Mrs. U. G. Dubach
.~nquet, Parties, Concert Recount~ Escape
ighlight Mom's Weekend From Atr Crash Choir Rambles Home
After Northwest Tour
By Jorry Sprott
tonk Na Cwil) "' Robl t ., c:ollcit nur c•, wus nomr·d Molht•r ol tht Rt•cuntly in the headhnt'tl be
a· Cor bl•IOI' '.a motht"l' tu us \Vhcn we ore ill' at the Mother's cause of ht•r poised ~c&pe from Have you olw.ays w1mted to
travel? Then you must envy mom
~r:rs o! the College chorr who
left Pot llnnd ut 8 n.m. on Mon·
clay, lhc ru·r.t morntng or apdng
vucatiun, for a week'!: tour
through cl'nlral und custern Ore·
gon. "0'~ <>kcnd llnnQUPl, Apt'll 5. Appr momntely 75 moth<-r~ attendf'd th( J buming plnne was Mrs. U. G.
\\ tth Llwh dnughlt•rs (anm Stewart und Altin hulls. Oubuch, wif~ nr lh·~ Lt•Wan and
''I'm very pruud,'' nnid Mrs. Rnborts when quorltd obuut how sh" Claa k proCI!Sl>or of pohtacnl sr.a· , I ubuut hct" Ol'W llllc. "I'm rmxrous to wrllc mv Cr1tmt6 m Bntntn encc.
\'(lU • "•1u t at.'' Mr:~. Dubllch'! plane, on route
t! .. v,uu Mom's Cued· Venture" wus the tht•m(; of the weekend, planned In Oklahoma City, wru; forced
Sin&ing ten concr·rts. • usunll)
two <t day, nnn nverngmg t'ln
hour und n hnJC 10 l~ngth, the
choir under the dar~.;ctron or 1.
Stanley Glorum, ni!KI covered
I 134 miles. They returned Sot·
urda) 1H 1 week's vacntaon'1 Ch.urmun Nnncy 1'algg and tht• hOU!·L councils !rom th~: two down ncar fiugeton, Ktlnsos,
as vn .. men's dorms. where ·ll pallSengers made a hur-
Many cvt•nts Wl'IC planned Cor the mothers during lhc weekend, ned exit br·cnuee o! thl.! dangf!r
~ Thetas hnd 11 ''Mclll Mr Mom" party, Friday, April •I, at the of the l)l..tnc' ~ immediate ex
lCk Shnck. The Alpha Gummas and lhl•1r mothers met together, ploslon.
t\nny
u nduy uftcrnoon, Ap1·11 6, to ocqunint the out-o!-town mothers wtth
uctlv1lacs of the Portlond Alpha Gnmmo Mother's club.
followlnst the bnnquct, dorm studl•nts put on cnlcrtliinment in
wart Hnll. ''I don't remember an.v dir·
cctions bctng givl'n." Mrs. Du·
boch recalled. "1 thank t~ome of
the mt>n lcl tlll' way :mtl cvcry-
Brcukfust wns scrv~:d to the mothers 10 Palohnc Manor, Apral 6, one else Just Collowt.>d. There
~ there was .an A WS 111h·ca· ten the same afternoon followed by n were not more than ~ do7~n The 60 •o•c:• choir sang thcu
hr:st roncert 1 Bend htgh sc:hool
and subsequently at h1gh schools
an The Dalles, La Grande nnd El·
gm and EtlBtern Oregon Colleg~
of Educat1on . Ev••nmg conccrtt
were sung in Redmond, Pendl·
ton, Boker, Milton· F'reewnter
Oregon and Spokane, Washmg he enfltu Ph1 Ep5rlon concerl in the Chapel.
Parlicipultng in the conct'rt were Claare Hodgkins, violinist:
...... Kilbuck, pinnist: V1rginin Btlnr, soprano, nnd Kathleen Brown·
uth t\1101;1', organi!'t. A l~o mcluded wns a tno compos<.<d o! Sh1rlcy Adamson
stra Snll} Onwc, vaolinist~; and Winntc Mercer, paan~o>l.
Be b Nows •
you b Ran;mg money for consti'Uttion work on the fraternity houst:
appen he nim of the members or Dt-lto Tau Rho Mother's club's bingo and
l breal party plantll'd Cor March 22. 8 30 p.m m the :mack .ihack. OWn•rs
Mrs. Mnud t::~;ger, pr('s1dvnt Mr Lloyd L Cll.bc .. ec1 l'tary; and
--~ .. Wultc1 S. t::nkscn, t1 ensurer. • Life Beta chupt"t' u( Pa Kappu Della, notional speech honor !rn·
nity, mJhntt•d II Ol'\\' student members and one honorury m1•m·
at ccremonrcs Ap11l I in thl.' drawing room of Palatine Munor.
ProCessor Roy D Mahnfft·c, nnt1onal president and ndv1scr or the
nflcld college chnplel', hod charge of the initiation. Ht-was assist-
on by Rill Owen, Bda chnpter preSident, and Dean Charles W. How-
ume member of the Knnsus Stall.' college chapter.
C't'. 0[ Mcmb~rs cntcrtnint'd the neophytes nnd seven Ltnfield membl!rs
osts fl\ a banquet an the college dining room !oUowing the ceremony. Bill
be nn was ll)a-;tmnstcr .
Those mumt ·~d Wl.'fe: Jean Beebe, Charlene BrunJes, Martlcc
1\ ford, Mol)· £11erby, Chorles Ht.rns, Mnry Hooper, Diann Mur-
he p D1m Nelson, Dc.llon Porter, Bcmcy Stadius, R. L. Tabor :md
to s. Ehzubeth Gardiner, honm.ny mcmbl'r .
typ;::s ·""'"'thed
Cooku! cutters, blue ribbons, and chocolates announced the en· •
tl~:c~ml:nt or Ann Austin to Dick Steven!\ at the Sigma Rho meeting
1 April 2 Ann 111 n semor English major and D1ck is u ehcmlt•al l!n·
n tn nccrang sludcn t nt Orpgon Stole cullegt. No date hns been set lor
to ·t .... c w('ddmg, • .. • 8 bv • Announc~d recent~· wns the tm~ngement of C~u'OI Mculcm of
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n,.;;,1f:.~n''' Lon to ~alloce Rll\\ mnn. a graduate ~tudent m uusml!SS ud·
.tc lntSt• 11ron Nil ddanitc date has been set Cor the wcddin~.
tm•net Guosts
G u t ill n ~t•ccnt dmncr of the Home Economists in Bus1ne.ss
ere LOIS Williamson, senior, nnd Nancy Leaper, jumor, O<'COIO·
it d by M1"!> Helen llnrtness. borne economic depaa uncnt.
Concert Canceled
r • c nc · 1 ' neerr thn •
to h •vc featured Dolores
~y~o~u~J~1CI udl in Tiehrukvwsky's
Ptnno Concerto No. I in B Clat
minor April J3 hns bl'en cnn
1ac
rua ~d. nccordmg to word r<'
'1\ cd from the music depart·
•nt.
Henson gi\'cn was that mu!ao
nuscnpL arrived too lolc
l do 1 allow ndequntc rehearsal.
lothmg t------------flr. Hackett to Address
t:hapel Service Aprill7
.. y 1l1. L I nd C,n, 1 .. t •• a dc-
cdption of lhe rein lion bel we('.n
Chdst and the indaV1dunl, will
be the topic of Dr. Stuart Hock·
ctt. faculty member of Westen•
Baptt~t 1'hcologicol seminary 1r
PMtland, at chapel scr\'ac~ ncxl
Thursday. April ti.
D1·. Hackett was ilwited under
1 the 'nuspit'eS of the lnlct'-\'anuty women on board."
l n their "orderly'' e$cape, p:~s-
cngers lett the burning plane by
three cx1ts, occoa·ding to Mr~ Du·
bach, by sliding "fi(l~cm feet or
so" down u 1 ope to lhl' ground.
Rl'rncmhcr tn prut•·ct her hands,
she cov<"red the rOP(' walh ., ma~o:,
m~anc, ''a Saturday E•oning Post
I happen('d to h 1\'l: bouyht in ton.
To gather enough enr>rgy u
corry on the <:ho1r consumed nn
average of 300 brNtkfasl$, 360
Denver,'' M•·s. Dubach ::tun I Art Gall l Di I
All PtiS!l'Ogers C'SCllpcd unhnrm- ery 0 sp ay
cd rrom the down plane. except Foreign Travel Signs
lor a couple o! mmor injurie<>
''One woman who jumped with
out aid o! n rope broke a few
bones m her foot," she remem
bered. A collection ot foreign travel
i>OSh:rs wall be on display m the•
Peebles an gallery for two week!
:rtartinc Apr1l 7.
The prr,·ntc collection of for·
eign trll\'el poJ!ters by dtshnguish·
ed foreign artl.!lts ha been gath· Kiwanis Club lo Hear
Odell Speech Today I ered from mnnv countr1cs. ThE'
rolJecuon wos p.urchased m 1 n IG I rrom a pr1vatc collector 1n Sal'
Pres. icnt ~forgan S. Odell w1ll Francasco and hu.s been dlspl:ly~..-d
speak todo\• b,,fore n noon meet· in museums, art galh.'ru!S. libl"lr
ing or th~ Multnomnh Kiwonis IICS and educttllonnl lnst1lulion•
club on "'I'riplc Victory." on the Pac1f11: Const.
"Tragac Foreshadowing or vIC· The collect ion is the property
tor.v" as scheduled ns has top1c 1 ol the Foster nnd KII~ISI!r com·
when he addresses u community pany.
Good fndny scr\'ice in Grants I
Pbss.
On En~ter Sunday Dr. Odell is Music
to purtu•apale m u s~n·ace at Peace
i\lcmonnl church in Klamath
Falls In the e\'ening he will speak Hour lo Feature
Faculty Entertainment
1 dore Klamalh Bnsin nrca :young 1 'I nursday's mus1c hour ol 12:30
r: eo p I c ~'<lncern1ng collegiate p.m. at Copclnnd Mcmo.ml chnpd
'hri.Stlan h1ghcr educntaon. wtll feature fnculty member:
Dr. Odell wtll be in Ashland Mr.s. Margaret Slcmmelz nnd
Ap1·al 15 to attend u meetrng of 1 Davtd Campbell.
the Presbytery of southwestern Cnmpbe.ll will gl\ ~ rcndangs
Oregon. appropriate to lh..! Ea lcr se.ason
The hundr~o.dth onnivcr.;ary of while Mrs. Steinmetz will nccom
Edwm .1\torkhom's barth \\'tll hi= pany nt th~ p1ono. Longfc:llow'r
comml'rnoro ted an an address by "King Robert of Sicily'' to the
Dr. Odell, Apnl 20 nt 3 p m. at music of Rossiter G. Cole will be
the Oregon Ci~y Methodist churt'h the pnnc1pal selechon. lun(:hCS nnd 300 dann,..rs. They
oh1o devoured an undetennlDed
number of hght snacks like foot
lr,ng hot dogs ond soft ice cream
cones, designed Lo hr.olp on'! whale
uwny the weary ~tween-bren k·
flt5t·lunch·<t nd d1nne1 -houri.
A la•orlto botwoen num~.rt
snack fr>r cho1r membtrs was a
''Help" {2..i cents a box) or two
Audtences were of good nu.m·
ber and Ul!ually laughed at the
.. pun<!h lines" in comedy num
bers.
The weather was fine nll ~
wny, except fnr the ramy de·
pnrlure from Portland, o (~\Y
drops in Milton·FreewaLcT and n
roany return lo oPrtland. Thu~
ended the fourth annual tour o[
the "Singing P1onee.r3."
Model Uniled Nations
Participants Return
w,· n clt:.arer undcrstnnd1n[;
M the program and proc:oourcs of
the United Natsons, Donald 0 t·
cnsoc, Walhom Springer and
Gene Arvrdson returned to c:am·
pus lhas week frr1m soulhcm Cal·
:rorma where they attended the.
mode.! Unated Nations assembly
on the Unaverslt\' of Souther.n •
Cab!ornla campus.
The Lc\~ IS and Clark delegates
rcprcsent£<d Guatemala at the
three-day mecllng Apr1l 3-3 San·
rord rep~"Hentcd the Unrted
Slates and USC represented
Russm Mam pomu of d~SCuss1on
were dumnnamcnt and the Iran·
tan situntJon
More than 1000 students par
ticipated, representing 73 colleg
es in 7 western states. Haw u
und Alaska. Springer and o~ten·
soe nre pohlacal science mnJors
.md Arvidson as a history majllr •
Hartzler to Tell of Jobs
Opportumt1es for mternollonnl
Jmmer sen·&cc will be presen~cd
to Lc\~ls and Cl.nrk 1\'tudents
Tuesdny nnd Wednesday, Apnl
15 nnd IG by Wilton Hartzler of
the Am err can Friends SCI'"\ it:..'
committee. Hartz.l(lr wJll ha\'e the
latest m!ormnuon on summer
proJects for college students 10
Europe, Mexico and the Umtcd
Stale!:. Students who are mterest~
eel or want further informotJon
~ould talk wilh Hartzler b\
u r rn n g 1 n g nn appomtment
through Dr. John Anderson. he d
of religJOn department.
Forum to Discuss Chnsl1an ft.>llowship. Ilc is o BA
:v.wut:,::;tion of 'What Next?' vraduatc oi Comell. llis mnst~r·s
\ f n ,, •. . Stu 11•1',r('C wa awnrded at V.'hlc!aton
u un\ ,po • Ott.' ... u) " - •
t Ch , • i"tl n ... ·all b tollt:ge a.nd h1s PhD. at Syracuse u••1•'" riS.I&I'\ , ,o;oc .. v .. o • _ New Burlingame Market
ld nt 12~30 p.m. 'fuesrlay, Apral luni\"CJ !'llty. ---m the Palnune anono1· draw·
room.
udt-! Th1 ce !nculty mernbe•-s w11l
mllt>nke up the forum which wall dls·
r:.lt .. rniJ.ISs the question, "What Next""
is • U. G. Dubach, politu:al SCI·
bPllil!ll'l': D1·. Che!!lca· frasl.lec, edu·
tion, and Dr. P. M:Jlcolm Hom·
phalosoph_v ond scana:H It'S,
drf:cuss pll'SSmg questions
Chapl") rrv1cc foa tomorro\\ Ah! Sweel Innocence
In the ~onack shuck thE utht r
day, a group of students were
looking ov1.·r LC's 15:.! bnseball
schedule, when one ~wect "h'J
nle fa~thioned" freshman spotted
0. c. E . .as oua llrst opposite.
"Whnt doc~ lhat stand !or., ..
~he questJoned When she wns en·
lightened that 11 was rhe Oregon
College o( Education. lwr stnrtlcd
reply wns, "Oh. <~h.' we ~oing to
ploy girls?"
Dfll)[ll·Sitrtll b•· dl'\'Oll.'d pnmnrily lo rss YOfRt:Cil!.lllon anti IIIUSIC'. Scout Leader to Visit
the mol 1'he Rt'v Fhltlnagh D11d on. for· Ju'lephane Brayton, n•crutt-
f cndlllrll• 1 mlnist.l.lr of the Palatine Hill mcnt odv1ser !rom the p••n;onnel
nil un::h und no\\ IJPl'L't:ll student rlivt 1on of the National Girls
from psycholog)' nncl lnllta llctor in Scouts, New York C1ty, will be
•·u~ c1n, Will l••ntl thl' wonthlp in Po1 tland April lol and 15 hi
churn! musl<' Will b4! pro· lntf'a-vrew ~nior wCJnen mtcrest•
tlll'lrlcd by the ~·ull~l(l ' llnd l'hapt•' ('d in profcSSIOnlll Guls Seoul
boils. work. 1\h.'S Brayton wall be a\'nll-
Studcnl lender fur the occasaon able in Ruom -108. Ne\\' Fhcdncr Food Lockers
Quality Meats
Groceries
Garden Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
Low Competitive Prices-Everyday
Plenty of Parking Space
Phone Circle 8989
~ ~·i5c1llo ~1.'61, f•• hrnan building, 1017 S. ~. ~~hangton.,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I P ge Fout PIONEER LOC Wednellday, April 9, I
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Pioneers plil 'Little Olympics' Reveals
Palatine Cinder Hopefuls Vikings, Pilots, Seattle Pacifi
· OSC Cont sis
~[n Doublebill On Heavy Weelt-end ".Schedule.--- ~
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By Tom Hartley
Sparked h.) th • , •t f John
(. roun und lhl' 11\ • p t htng
Len Zlrnn m n t L dl.llll·
< od c \ dumped • .! n State
~ an tne ~on ~ rn of a
,I uhlt hl' dcr at c.. rt I Th._
I 1 l't'! \-on t.tl ~ . ., .... ~.
1'hr;> St tc lh:"' • n~
10 lh fa t anna • r I •
f.' me-' hen 0\\ 10 H Jp'r
nd J !tn TI o tu• • •I
hi~:d .. n the n • e TtH •
1 nn.) Jnhn tnn
I pll h r Ru) ff~
I \ B\ n Sh tehi . ': .. '"cl on
d b.&l '
n~l('
The \\ annmg run ' In the
r .arth n u \hllk noth h.lllr
t1d ln~le b~ Boh • Bu~'.'l ·n , IJ H:!rs uddt-d ;:;n msur nee
' n 111 the ,. nth ''hen Buob
. Ulglcd, •no\ ~ up n n e'"ror
nd S(.'OI'I.:d on '" ut "ld Jl)
The Paoncers g.,t t,:, prtchcr
N m1 Wellman f r mgle run~
• th econd nd t t
1U M neJ smg ed n
Goa'don outln~ld \
l 'ird R ~ H~ d" [ I
n ... ~ doubt~
r.. \\ annings.
.. on.'tl on
In the
t help IllS
h 1m Roo
The rughtctlp f&ntS tn tru"
t 11 book ra.w n '~ 1: Gor
n trtphng In t f> ftN;t or the
\ cnlh and scor..tng on n outfu~.ld
ror The ruo b oke .. ~-~ dead·
I l, 111 hn I innmg • the dn) •
Track pso peel rnt• thl' nnly bl•ntcn by l!tght·lenlhs ot n Bnsobnll l'i•'ASt'n mun•s tnto full
c:unpz11gn w~rc un' dled lbSI
Snundtl$ afternoon \\'hl'n 16 LC
cmdl'r hopefuls 11 ckkt:d to Salr~1n
to fliltiiC'Iplilc In th~ ccond nn:;crond by PliCIIIC. swl11g thiJ> wt•ck·t:>nd as lhl' I,C
Othor notable per:fOIIllRnl!l" diUtnOJld lft•\\ tukt•s to the rit!lcl
were C<>t,k's brondJIUnp ol 20 fnt• foUl guml's in four days.
fc( t ll-Jnches which "nr:nNI h1m 1'odrw the Pionl·t•rs ron the
nunl Wdloml'lt t'\'lttp
llunnmg under 11il' 1 \\'Cnthcr
cond1hons. 1 C pr,1m medic~
fou omc or F nnn\ Cox, Nell
Andu'l'on, Reldar Hcllnr • nd Cal
ey Cook •-ockctro to a ~'Ord
busting 2 3i 5. lwttermg lost
'c r·~ mnrk b.) 4 2 croncis. lnci~ t!COnd fn the nO\'lCe dl\ islon, and P•ntlnnd Stat!' Viklncs an r
ond w111 Stcphf'n ' nnd Bud Cox's smglc gnmc nt Porllrmd State
r,ood fonn m th~ Jll\'Ciln ns bath fol rner·ly Vnnpmt. f'nday the~·
rncn plorcd In thc1r rcspt>cth t: t>lns pt•wea ful 01'1.'gon St!'ltc un
clnsscs. McCallum, besides run-dcr the hshts of Kcll.> field tn
ntng 10 the rcl .) . nl 0 ploccd an o.~J.:OO City. On the next do~·
the d1scu!l nnd :;hut put C\ cnts tlw Sm1lhmcn Jour m•y to Sl'at\lt!
dent I~, Utll\ crstt> of Or• gon,
compcttng 111 .. d Cfl'n: nt clo!l$1·
hcatton wn the •m.: raec onl.) Next Snlurdn) Eldnn rIll:'. lo bottle the Senttlc Pnclfle 11\ n
plkcmcn "'ilJ host OSC und Port double hcnrler.
land un&\ cmh· in o h fnnculnr 1\s tf this schedule ts not hctwy
met, suu ting nt 1 30 p.111. I cn•)ugh, ufler two duys of rest
<'' en tC'n th of o ·cond rnsl N
thRn the Ornng~.; • nd m ck' list
tnt;
Tho Fixmon pt~.:kcd Uf) unothcz
fu t place ''hen Andl' son, Jnn Ruth Gregerson Wins 2 Ski Races;
Ski Team Wins Giant Slalom Race
Snuth, Don McCallum nnd CuoJ.; Ruth Gregcrst'n slofihr d tht'OUGh
pnntt:d 110 yards cl•Ch to PllSt n the wet snow :md heat or the
\\ annlnf, tame of "44 9 tn Lhc 440· day to win lil'Sl place tn I he cln~
~nrd rduy C womnn\~ pftrt o)f the slxlh on-
In thr 480·>&rd shuttle hurdle nunl Trods<' Gtont Slnlum r;t<"C
reht.r C\'Cnt, u lo l minute team held at Lht• Skl Bowl lost Sat
put togdhl'r of Brll O'Hnro, ~lilt
1 urd W· Pollowmg her to fifth
Schn cdcr. 8111 Huntl~;~ and AI place wns Helen Hudson.
St\·ph~nson ntcl:'\."'<1 and wcr~ In the cln~s C men's rnce
Tennis Team Opens 13 Game Slate;
Loses First Match to Portland Pilots
The P1onf!i!r tcnm team open-to n sut"CCSSful senson Dr. Gra
£><1 1ts 1952 senoon by droppln& ham IS buildmg his tcnm around
tJ\ e motchcs nnd winnlns two two of lust ycnr's regulars. l..cw
from the Portland Unt\'Cr'SIIY net W;thl, nnohsl in ln~t ycnt'$
tenm on tilt:: Pilot t'OUrt last Northwest confcrt:nce t·hampion·
ThursdtlV. o;hsp tournament, nnd Rny Uowte
1'\\o 'freshmen, fourth cede~ I an• U11~ two returning lcttct men.
Doug Doy und fafth sced•'d BC\b 1 Wahl nnd Howle will be sced
Chnstopher, "t rc the Pioneer': ~ fin" and two rcspct•ti\'t'ly.
only winnct"S. CClnch Grahom \\'Ill dcpf'nd nn F'u111k Rc••d :;ped through Lh1
g~lc. of lhc cotm;c tn take thu·d
place Others who pl:tced Wl'H
Dirk T.mtJtt', ninth, Bob Shoc
mnker, ch-' ,•nth. In\ m Jdslyn,
twelHh, nncl 01rk Carroll, thir~
tcenth.
lrwm Joslyn, in charge of the
1 nee, \\ ns nssisted by Johnn)
Buell. Da\'c Wiley, Hanjl Aki
ynmn, Ralph Nelson nnd otlws
members of Trodse Ski club
Trodsc ts coached bv Lewis nnd •
Clork nlum Don Case. After op·
craunc a radio nt thl· st.art or
the womon's race, Rrdph Nelsor
started down the tull, fell, and
broke hts leg.
Acrordmg to John Buell. prcs1·
rlt•nl or TroW;e, the a·acc was high.
ly SUCCt'.SS lUI dt!.SPILC the WC'
snow ond heat,
Tht' week before, otter waiting
nn houJ and CJ hnlf in a enid mn:·
nesp1tc thP l·to·2 defeat b:t thtee fre:~hmt•n and one tronsfl'r tun' ot rain and snow, the Lcwts
Portlrand, Dr Ah·a Grah~tm, I.C to fall the rem:unlng positions on nnd Clnrk Skt tenm ~ot ··hot" the l'iom•ct ~ t..'llft:fi8C 1 h•' Pi'l1 t
I'Jlots In n double hcucl ~>r.
~·nmJ:'JI w•IJ bt' plr\~ ··d Tu.,. .. ,,
at Portlund ''ruvcnnl y.
Ttw t lSC gnmc "ill IJ•~ the f
IUI'C llllHll'IIOil l:lf Uw W!.!t.!k ','llllr""
of lmr.t.)ball. It w1ll mna k the
vent of ntghl bu cbnll 101· Lc,wfl
and Clorl~. It will also be one
the r. \\' ntght sho\\ ings or
!!tor-studded Dcn\'en; in the •or~rr'' belon
lnnd ntNI I..C on the pr•~vso; .J.
Wcf'k-cnd ~pllt o double h('nd Rho fr
wnh OSC m Con•nllls. Go01 ll of the l
time nt Kelly field 1~> 8 p.rn Prankstc
Hyde-' IS schcduk'<i rut' lves to t
tiuties nsnfnr.t osc. ked in
Ttlday's gnn•c bet \\'l.'Cn tt tadmnglc
PSC Vil,mgs onc.J the oround to
\\aU IJc the hrst mC'ctms or t t~r cutt1
y~.•nr lor the two lcnm . T~ 10ut the p
Vikmgs, With transfers from Or h wah.•r,
"un and Oll'gon Stith! cuuld b tUVel' 1
tough. r
Joe Hoo~
tndmn Volleyball Play ptn~oke~!~
In Second Round ~~1~~~~:~
The women's \'olkylmll IOU! to Cns r
nnmcnt Is now in full swing ~ with
.. tx teams hO\'C l'ncountcrcd finwm1n we
cr it, the
the Dell t·ound nctlon.
V1ctor1ous m thei• ru-st outi
were the Slcwnn Steppers p r
the Delta Phi Gnmmns. Th though 11
'fhetu Thugs, the Enl'ly Birds n ·nt m t~
the Giggling Gumma s all chul pool
up nspecth•e wms m g to
round competition os the
shd by thl' Steppcts 22-19;
.Early Birds :snowed ttw
GHmmns 51 5 und the Ciggl
Gnmmas l'dg~>d S1gmn Rho 20-
tn post the1r ftrst wm ot
tourney. w
to
ev·~nlng
billing
tenms etmch. is lookms forwn•d the tcnm. onrl S\\ a&hL'<i through the mush"· O Fact ·....:..:....:..:..:...:..:....:.:. _________ ...;.. _________ ...;____ Tht~ llu'Cc rrcshmcn arc Dny, ~now tc• toke lirst placl' sn tht 3oftball Players Wan•e<ll
Dads Nite Features
Annual AMS Smoker
An ~\ t:ninJ: nf • m -llam ac
t n fe tunn~ box ng, :-resthng,
• II• v.11ghtm.~; nnd p · fo rntng
C • mpulmc ... tt ' ~gnl ghtcd
t • annuDI AMS 1k" Satur-
.Jy
Run Steele. .;;oph mor • lugs cr.
'ld Stnn Matehcl, represen tmr
~gmn Alphn Stgma. pro" 1de1
t e eru ly flrewor kl> ~ the\· I!X•
c+ nngcd punches zn d \Hld-swtnc·
•ng mt..lce Lhnt was called t•J a hall
1 td\\'LY tn the c~1nd round Wllh
lttch•·U on top.
Don Floren, KBpP3 Pbt Alpha.
~ nd Hnzcn Bernard Sigma,
rl.lund•:d out the box-mg sltlw by
S.ghhng to a dr.m Floren WM
t • n"ressor 1n the l!arly go me
\ llh hlS bombardmenl of leather
1 ttoomg o redd1 b pink glow on
v «.: :r ... re or Bern!itd Hou C\'Cr,
1 e pnc:c &lowt-d don-n m the S<..-c~
c d Wid third lrameJ us bolh
1 r-n \ •ere fur from be ng m Ull'
t • t or condluon .
Exhlbltaon5 on the trompohoc
1 ut on by :the Pal clu , of Port
l...cnd brought a h .. rd) nund of bo~m s stmb nnd a pt:ct I trophy
went lo Sigma's for ha\'Jng the
best reprcs• ntntton of Dad's. r.n
entry 10 the pntowhsht nnd Uw
must enlr1cs entered tn the box-
mg events.
Pioneer Nine
Splits Games
L.cwls nnd Clork opo·ned tlc
bnsebnll s~ on lost week b.)
droppmg n close game to Ore
gon College ol Education G-5 on
F"uhcr f•eld.
Th•· Pioneers 11\Jidc up for tht>
loss b} cloblxmng Li>w~r Colurn
bla Junior oolleg•• 17·2 Friday
This gnme was nl o ployed on
Fisher !Jcld.
ln the opemng gn'mc Bert
~tein hurled the fJI'SI four In·
nanp and en\·•· up ~h·e hu.s and
fi\'e runs. Ed Paul took ov"r the
mound chnres ln the fiflh and nl
loWL'd only two a:nrct•••s in hh
two anntngs. Freshmnn Lo.?n Zam
m••rmon hnusht'<l th~ saanc ant'.
nlthough h•· gav.• up th•• winning
run 1n th1• nanth, louke(! 'l.el'\·
~
cuod. The winning run CUnll'! In oplause from the ;;ll-ma'c audJ
< nre. Ccnc Dunn. on ··lime vaude.
'die •U.r and no ., I.C tudent,
1 d o down :~c:l on the biJuncing
1 L)nngl n. o side :.u ... ct.on. lite eighth on 11 combtnklion or
lfw;.ky Rube 8.tl$h and Bill t• hn and two ••rrot'S.
'Hnr • ex~footbllUen. cr'Bmbh..'d 1 The Lower Columb1 J!UJn(
round the mats m o1 \~ r:cstlin& wes n run-owoy ,•,nh lh,• Orange
c nt~·l fl)l' ome 30-ocld mlnute.11 and Blncl< 11lueg\!r& comhinlng II
I foro o·Houra \\'Dh the ~ tch by hits With n flock Of walks and
J mnmg Baish. errors for li Mlr\J. The only nms
lndi\•Jdu:n gold -~P WCI'(• lhc Columbfan could produce
Cl nrdt-d to th · w n!l. n f!'lr lhctr cam1' in the ninth on two crron;. Chrh:topber and Ed Manclcs Schn,.c VoJ:cli Standard G ann• -\11 m<·n \\ lw 11r _ mtl.!r'-cd Jend N
;5cedcd number three on the Slalom. Leudml! the women'F playmg on n Portlund
team is Jun Hodgckws, n trans-class , .... wns Rulli c:r"""'t"""'n. 1 l Dt ln Chn~ ... • ~,.v "'" cngul' soft >all lt•nm tliJS summ J
fer from Walla Walla collcgc Bob F••rgL.on, Dtck Lnn.~e. and nr~ uat;td to contact Uon Flo · Robert 1
Other men compctinc lor the h\'C h wm Jo lyn clinched the \'icton• The tenm it to hl• mad, up in English
postttons are Dtck Chan, Ed by toksng second, tturo and !ifl't-mal'ily of collegl' students C North
Doedc, and Dtck John. places rcspcctl\'cly. Portland Edu
LC 1152 'rllACX SCHEDl1t.JI 1. l • I k C:Oitt.>ge Aprtl s, WlU&zuette aea,.1, Salem wo 4CWJS ond C nr alumr
Aprtl 1:1. Orecon &•te collo:re IUld olso were burnsnu up the course BILL & TOM'S , A
Portland l1. here. "' BARB£ 5 C ll AprU 1~. J>acuJc. n<t VUlvort, here. that day. George Anderson took R HOP 0 cges a~
April 25, LU,tleld., here. f t 1 h I Wnsl May 2, :Portanct unlnulty, here. II'S P nc~ m l e c ass B men's All H11ircuts
lib)' lO, WtU&mene, Salem. rate while Donnu G.1ylord took 8Sc ond Ut Ma7 17, Jrorthwen c.oatnenoe B ·r h m•u, Walla WaUa. SIXth place in the class B wom- rt IS
11A7 3a, lfortl:l••n coDterellcl <'n •5 &ac<!. 1103 S. W. Taylor· a Ferry Rd. t·nted i
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