Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 10, Number 25
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1952-04-02
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Type
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By Cothodno Dollolraly do , under the dn"llt,. nf tond lonlor•, th• Q'"c P.~ 2 5 .f962,tr Bolt 0~••
the blotljnrns und Mrs Hester Turner, will em-will mnoum:f' ih~ L1'lStQ(jl'AHk ld I ee
h T mm f tl
Y.. ill C1>rl lud U Sb ..
I hill h ll I Win \ht ru~ I "r<!UJ) wltb C(' Ann l.ongholla, Jounnl c~ Prffl'n, I.ntJ WJ I
~ n ay of Po ntmt • t c " .. Ulc -ki'Utfhun~· nl" mc,n :es 1 F 1tll) P• o~t: m
In tradition. • n
lh (JUC(>O' bGri.d 1mprlnt f
J b m d• )t M[l}' f, lf' '~ 111 ofilclnlly folk nrmcmc on Joy,, r , ompu Burt, Pat lllnltdy und Jrr, Ct lt ro ur Nromom( 1 t !ci 1•
llt'lCl Frtd •Y wnh o htn· Shorlly oH f noon K.lflJI[l J 1VJ8, tllt•>rll(J by their !'· v ... m uwn .1nnounc.- T"'t F aidny rnorrun m ;.h 1n •
1:1n on lu\\ r cnmpu'l (Wco\h· 'Pht J\lphn tmd Saf,lmfl Alphn Jll'lll .. '(' cJol!ll pru 1d nl!:, \'.~ll Kt.:y nwr,rd . 1 d('n, op nm t}}ot doy r
pc:.rmlttinr:) hn•wrlug Qurt·n Sh~mn wm stngc o wntr•r pol~o opp~.:ur, followt·d by crown Muule and danco will L I r(h.n. Si:v••r •I p., tlcmd
{l l.oiS I ond her (1Ullrl. (thm•• In :hi> S\\'lmllllrlf,( puvl pranct '·1!1\ P.ntrll'lll H· IIIC, c • OJ\ June Collin$ p rl ul nn :nrlon!l Will l Jm •nl
h t•r vtrt• uqtnnl:.:.ntron ond iollowo.;tl by p11crl cnl• rtulnrnt nt cortcd hy BaJl O•u•n mi Vu- bralll'l Slllo nntl Jn~qur nt: G In o "Sprang Rnop ody' th
wsity hnUtrJ<' \\ Ul conduct 1nlurm· by Dcllu Phi C:unrnu. nu Jlugcn, t c·orlr·rl by John b!•rt sings " trlbuft" lo t 1 • roynl pnrty wlll b JJonorc
une) ,., tupplng c'•r<t>monlt~ b• foro A ,syrnnh •mu~ bond c•mcf!rt Paul Jones llhy, .All lin-bnnd soun 1 Soturdoy t:Vcntng t th• rtnnll I
ti LC 11 with nnnnurH~t•tnt nt of under the dirP{'lion ur John In her royol ottire Qut!•'n· ~rumn or the rt:CC! on , • quu n's b.all Frnnk Blllot n I
1\ nll'mbom nt lht afternoon R1chul'c:l !l wJII procPcd tht.• ~or·· r•l<:cl Loi , c.Sc:urh·d by Pwsadl•nt courL wrll cxu, cndln t «: bt CoTe he trn v. tiJ pm1d• mu •r. •·nllron. lmml:dmtcly follow. onuLI•m {'~rcmtloy on the cnst M•trgnn S. Odr•ll, wrll entl!l" for tun11un's formnl ncUv1tJt 11Jf' tht• donee which will t.J
ht.s but m~'lllb('f'S t•f the rh) thrn lnwn. With trump••! pn•lud•· th•• coronutlnn ccrumnny Pr1rn~ A comrnnnd pl'rfunr n the two day eel• b \on
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t."C•md
l pic
l'8
'lds.
~h1lc f J.ol I anti her
cou1 ~ will b ... guests on the
Ho. tcs lluusc Jll ogrnrn
morning nt I 0 n m. The {ol-
• k rng Tucsdav nt I 30 p m. l.ol• ,oo "
)iod be mtcr\'IC\\'<'d on the Kr•y
;aJ DOWIJ t progl'tllll.
'11 pla1ctt E . 1867 Cnmpou o:-gani:alions (Crr.e •
honor rtes. u:·lico and intercrf
g:oups) wilJ clo .. n Qmpus nrc
r!'l preparation for May Foro •
uvhion ltpril 30. JO a.m. to 12:~0
p.m. Studrnts w:U be tJxcu~od by
pcz:mt.tsion.
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IU 2:uua,urrle X Portland , Oregon. Friday April 25, 1952
f~ma Jn~----------------------------------------~----~------~-----------------------------------------------------Numbln ~
tl.
3
uon, T. Graham Leaves 'Star is Born'osSeni e
re's yer
0 y c·. M1
mber ,
10 POl
n alhlr elemcntnry educ.·ntion dcpnrl· education, Dr. GJaham hns scr-Ev•••-y day n star 1s Lo.m! Lnst rt.•ht•nrsals, n~:cord1ng to n: • porntro.? ror lhc ha~")' ier,c oJ
d f ll .11 nat,:ht's quotu brought m Dove Margaret Barney, wns ht"' , # eo.J-auto,..rnph Signm h~.: cxpecl t1".1 nt, Js lcm·lng his position to vc on muny acu Y comml L'CS, , l • including gradunlr• study, cun leu-rh.1yer who, nrter labor ng an lnliun. r. n t rust c d v.; slh .ttvc to undcrJ;u.
n professor of education
Southern Oregon College ot
~ year ucotion nt Athlnnd bcsinning
ran
Brock September, he announced
an interview ~nrly this week.
scc•rn~ nrt o( Dr. Graham's ri..>Sponsl·
fourth wall be the development of
graduntc program os chair·
of the progrnm committee.
is also lo supcn•isl' tcaclwrs
hove completed trniome
ool nnd student lt"!tlching but
still undt•r ~chool obscrvn tion the
\h
j "'U
UJ
rogrot loavlng Lewis nnu
e hcayt··· • Dr Gruhum suid, "lt'f
t ht1ppy nnd stimulntmg
C,orlc ce to hnvc hl'lpcd in tlw
:lay I''C•InJpmlcnt o! the t•lemrmtury
~riiJ catron ucpar·tmcnt at lhc col-
ol!:IDuring the thu•c yearli that Dr.
Th••··hnm hns wokcd with tht! po
Belf rn, the t:lcmentnry l'ducnllun
~:~~:~rtm£1nt. has recdvcd stole·
de recognition for the qunllty
ha waw liS g1 od\lnli.!S and tts trmnln,
Thett:•gram hos been offrclolly oc tum a,..d imp:ovcmenl of an-darkness hack tnge ror four ycnrs smport:m t two-word po.;'"t ' After hnv: og crv d ns h 11<1
structlun. II~ hns olso ucen 11 fannlly stepped bcl(Jr(! the khcg th•• scrvunt of Petru('hsC! D clLC1rJC.I:ln for all c.011 es,:c shb ••
consultan t and lecturer !or lea- un~l rnudc his ?1d for the Alph:~ Harless), Thayc•· couldn 1 i • nee he wa n frehm;.n, Th~..r
Pss Orn••co nctang oword. to slur his hnes. nst y~.:nr !.H!cnme v•chnlcal d•r· cher's instituttS of Oregon, n rc-
prcscntntive on the ndvisory l'Om· But the life of n mntlnee Idol In his positton o( tcchn 1 r-l¢tor, a JOb \l.hlch he ol hold
mittec to the State-Board of Edu-is not fur him. "1'hss is my !Jrst t.:ct.Or, Thoycr was in v. th "The Taming of the. Shrc\00 '
cntlon and chairman of the com-ploy," he modestly c.xplnint!d the lighting which w l u:: j In the "Shrew" Thayer pley
"nnd my lnsl." Aller th•• Tun ol by Non Pstmnn. CurtiSS anti "it's o mnacle or mtttcc on higher cduc,atron nr
the Oregon Education As.,oc•n· the ".Shrew" Thnyf'r plnns on •·aut t thought she kn• • I • a <:;tslmg,' declared Dmnn Murphy,
Lion.
According to Dr. Charles W.
Howard. dean of thl~ faculty, "Dr.
Al\i . Grilham will b~ en!Mtlv
mrsst~d ern our cClmpus. He has
dcvclup~.:d and directed an mat.
suutdms program ot ll!nchcr cuu·
cntlon of the ~'l~.>mentary lt•vcl • This procrarn 1S pnrt ol n fom·
ycn1· lihcrol t~rts cou1-se lending
to the .Bachelor's degree. Cr ... du
ntcs of the progrnm ha\'C been
\'cry successful nod in grcnt de
mnnd. More than hnl! hnve gone
)nto the Porlland schools." going buck to the niCt!, qutct joking," Da .. ·c ~doimea n 0 r. -Thnyc:r's hc.-rt-throb ror lhc put
lire he led swsnging on cntwnlks prs I'd tum•, .. when I told t • .SlX month".
20 fed ubovc the-slugc and risk-kcl'P the. topMitCh l on l Thts summt:r Wlll fmd Tbay"
ing clccti'Oculion in th foot· th•• time I wn.s on t.tngt.;.'' vorJunc ru; on ilulru~tur an 1<Ul
lipht Thay~r IS Hiking lingl • trtrr,- raft for th,. Fir Attc Sum r
Thayor'a moin problem durln~ ,lhcntng ex..:tCJS.C'l dntly n r •h~;.Jtflr,
First Annual 'Pioneer· Preview' M y 16;
3000 lnvitutions Go to High School Seni rs
• Pioneer Prcvrcw," the farst
ortu.:.iol tugh !~chool ~··mor 'i 1 ln·
tion to LC cnmpus. hll$ been de •
t{lnah d Cor Moy Hi. C!XhibJL<: of vnriou dl'pt!It l
They mny ulso \'lltl cln "
ro wish.
Then, untU <4:30, atta • t t
• chna Ct' of the \ IOU OI.'U\ I·
tu uf Uu; d 'IY
Cornmwuone.r M publ11: rel:t-
• ' n Gt:'tlrge Mnr<mda requ
Debate Team Enters 'T'hr doy wns onginatcd \t s ·wntl'r polo, mlramu •
bdll ond lcnn~J nnd an .r. • t 1 O'l mony ... tud("ntt a po 1bl~
mum on campus 1or wm or 1
f the Dcllvit 1e to net ho.1
I TKA Bout, April 25-26 ncquumt h•gh school scoaors w11h
LC cnmpus •nd the college cur
. Graham will rcmnrn nt I L.~wL .J •• J Clark wtlJ ent.cr riculo In su<'h u wny ns Orogon
rs nod Clnrk for the atJmm"r :» g::::Jditcd.
p r ••
. 11 1 i th thr(' • dcbnta tums m the Srxth ond OSC hnv£> plannc:d 'Duck at:; to go
uled.
At 4·30 sw1mml ng l
"C mpu • t the vfslt,ng group
Jlpproxima!ely 3000 mvit tion
<~ \ e bt..-t n sent to thOSI.' h rgh
cltool seniors tont.OcUd by Dr
\ rcll S. Fogdnll, d an or tu
Qt:nt , 01 hrs \'iiillntton lour rons. c IS n so n e pro. 1 " ·' J · .., rl"
I • . b ,, J\nnunl Northwt.: sl TKA Spo•ech pre\' cw nnu " unu)r WCl'K£>n or "r lmg " ook on lh I r""P''CLIVt•Jy for mnny \'t:nn; JCC'l of the bt~ginning ch•mcn· tournament n~ Mon!ono SU•t~ c · ' _ ' • ·rheo program Wlll bcgm Wl'tl o:y tc:nclwr.
Gras Cancelled
Due l<1 an.u.lcqu:-~to pri!pnra
lon by mcmlwrs or the JrCbh· umvc~1ty sn ,\l1ssoul:t April 2~ I 1 1 t 1 p l"Un reg s rn wn o 11 01. sn a .. t
and 2G. munor. At this tu.no lhc grour:
Dcbnle wnm ml•mi.Jcrs me I will he introdun•:li tl> lhe collegt
Chuck Harris nnd Jnck Grim-adminaslwtion.
st~ad, Lnrry Ctunpbcll nnd Don 1 Tuurs will then b~,: leu around
~elson and Paul 1-Jgger ~m.l • Uu• cnmp11s nnd to the· \'nrrou~
Delton Porter. departments. At th1s umc semort .. 11-collegc purlscapnnt
how WJJI he giVen for the
•rs' ·nle• u:unm..:nl .
Altor the dinner to be r
by the colic •c. o comm. c
formnncc of ''Tamtn (~
Shn·w" with ll.'> {Jrlgcn 1 L'"
wtll bt> pr'CSented. r t.:
t•
clnss, 1hc l\lru'ili Gras
.. nee schcdulrd for Lomorrnw
veninc 1S concclh d. nnn\)Unccd
.en Owens, dnnl"e chnlrrnnn. The tournament wall ofhcmll) "'rll how opportunity to wlk with
Close L(; fOT•·OS IC compctltso n clt•porlmcnt hcod. Ill the f1eld of
this ycnr. thl.'ir mojor intcrC$tS nnd ~·lc\\ As n grand fionlc of t .e t
spurt t.lonc~ t'nbU tl C.
Co·t.'CI venture" will ! t l
ploy pi'Odtlctlon.
Campuc organi1elions •
ols· Ia deais • ave ' ke'
By Herb Scholdor
In n r•!cCnl ('dltorlnl the
land Ore~gonion point<'d
ut thnt ln 35 1arnw polls tak·
n an Unltcd Stnl• s collcgt•s,
~cner·nl Dwr.:ht "'ke' E1 cn
"'n'"'cr hus won the pn•sidenllnl
.. u.· .. lnvllon ·• 1'\ single Unw.
Tho Orl!gonlan c~n hclf•WJih
Lr\~ 1 .md t 'lfli'IC u Lhc
rly-sixth collt:gc since. an
1 informnl poll tnk•·n by the
.OG lasl wr• k, Elli• nhower
·on 16 out of 25 votes, nhhough
number or ruculty mcmbPrs,
ue•·re'l at the ::;nm(' time, took
much mor" non-cummllll.l stand, only 2 out of the 8 n~:k
ed, commg oul definitely m
'Ike'.' ; u ,
1ntcruung f11cts regordinp,
the poht c.JJ . •tltudt•s uf Pio
neers \\'l'rt.' disc ov~;r, d, nlthr,unh
such u volt• t•anno\ by any
opiniuns i>£ th..: mnjorlty ,
That F.iscnhowct's almost
completely militnt'Y bnckgrou nd
w uulcl undouulnlly infhwnce
him very su ongly in muklng
his polici<!s, shfluld h~ be cl~"•'t·
eel, was ocr<-•~ by ull tho :c
polled, nnd whale tllo&t chos1•
not to ''cntut~e whdh('r this
woulll hov • (loo\1 or b.u n:· suit:;, n f;>w hnll deeldl:d and
oppo~1nr, opsnlnns. enhowe r hns cupobdati li d
talent ns n lct~dcr. • \'> to • t: t
I or not he can t.ran f r
thoughts h~·m mllhnl') t
is qm•alionnblc," "1 have no doubt that h
would be mnklng h1s consfdror
ntions subJect to Ius pcq mfh·
tnry • oxr>crhmt: l'," oxphunoo
Kt!n 0Wl'll8, 'tiS, "ltul I nm I
convincc;d thnt the decisions I
ot i ing frrmt his l)nck~round
would hl' firm untl SOlllld." •
Dlc;ngro dnr. somcwhnt 1S
Jim Pnul, '62, "hu bciiL\'CI
lhnt t-:iscnhowur would "be
nc.r" IWJnr, o( tht' uuhtar) ''
knd~'nc·y to lr)' \CJ run thtnr,t
wuhoul civihnn authority.'
And Luther Chew. rcfcrt:m~c
hbr lion. otlt.ltt th t, whal•· E -Whale ... 11 the I.C
polled hnd dccidl d \ I• ~
:,:arding the tapahillty ( r
CH.nP ()( f' .. 'l·,•nhu\\ ·
numb~t · ol other· \!l!lld
tht: l<ll'uh.r lll<•mbcr ,u, ,
tingu r hcd. ns n A: roup, by 1
hOJnlgnc) nnd their UO\\
n~.: to c·onmut tlwm t.: -.
onl' Cllnriu.Wlt' thLJ <'arl)
cDmJ)ttlgn. A W. llu'" ~ •
• rononul.$, uut h, 'I'
tO be C\IIWlOl'Cd," • Any high school sl!nior who
wcs not rcnchcd at that time
may wtilo to lnD.n Fogdall.
LC!wi.s and CJark college. Port·
• !and 7, roqu~liling furlher in·
formation.
VIJiUatlon by invitcuion only
is reque!od in crdo:-1o plan
in advance the ne<os:ary oc
c:omodillion!>.
• • GJOI'II
Mrs. HO'!lier Turner. P £,
,cum thnt shr "dt.:hnlh:h p~
h.:111 Ike" but Luther Cite ,
Guv Hnrdh1g, Joumnh m, El·
n Rowky, P E, and K nru:lh
J Won, cronomu:s, oll buck
up !ltend m rus 'v.mt • nd t:l''
~ llcv.
A . urpri~<ing Jdl•llght or the
PQll "' tS Ute ltU't.llf.!th 11 O\\ n by
C•h{ornl u's GOV...rnor, Enrl
w.,n·t'n. who b m t mnd!.! muL'h
l o plnah lUltliJn II Amon •
th \\ ho prcft:rn;d Wmrcn
\e c Bob Ro 52, Gyrid A"·
•la: t, '54, tmll John n. \\ bo in
1 tung h•s prt'fLn:ncc ot the
urn nt \\ lth K~ • lSS arney
A Wo)mon whu lhanks at's "tcr-lhc oudlcncc In front ()( th• m
1f1c flturl" hos tip nl n goml p(lr-in·thc-rnund staging r~quirf!• 1per
ity
on of her lire introducing nr(mo, lhc nud1~ncc to be on oll 111c.lc
---~,r lhcolCr-in-thl.l•I'QUnd, SlOgint o[ the J)lJrlormcru.
~ Portland uudacnccs, I.>J'Ingtnq 1'his somctnnes cro•III<'S d•Ua-
tu the l.C stngc fot the fu,;t cUlllt'S that the pln)'WIIIc •hdnl
word ttnu:: only lmlt summer. fon• Pu (Oinlusl nn piiiYS hnv•
• Shc.:'s Margolt •t Bru·nt•.)', Poa t Lt·cn \\'lllh•n spl•cirlcnlly for
lrUClOI' clvlc thcntttr \'ntomn, whu'p nrcnu. .toglng), As nn PXanlJ>I•·
HC!nts. •·wmplillhmg nnolhcr I o c n l in lnst surnm,•r's stnJ;ing nr Mol-
nm""',.;1 f1rst" by do inc Sh:tkc JICDtP :In-:nnr's "Tht• Guar rl•unon" on nc 101
f lhr! c•round with tonight's "Tnmlnu wns required to chnngc r:lolh(
lhc Shr CY. .'' on slngc.
F'or tho uninitl:stod , nrcno Mnr. rn "P'I'osconium" pi"'duc:tion m
ng it; J\llil whnL th1• nnmc 1m· of the ploy this wns stone behind
In tend of hO\'Ing thl' net-n trunk with only th•• nclor'f
e mcrd ut nne <:!nd or tht• ho11, w1lh til od s.howm~. hut In clrcJ,-. slll·
'rcgarl~~------------------------~------~------------~~-------------------~
.L (' / S ..1 By Nancy Millor
h this foe .) OC/tl lue ond Geraldine Sprott
'ldl!ic n
r~c~ ~s _.,..,.ells Plan 1Jessert1
CUSlOll
~~~rc:; I"P''Io Entertain Senl·ors
t' inju
lush· n Jn\'llnlinns nrc in the mrul for nommat1on collcd, "Plounmn
• Jght ''t'ofl~e nnd !I c ss c 1 t ~." \'our Jo:ducut1on."
pac .... e.••l!mncd by Ur. nnd Mrs. Morgon After the met> ling nt I' 01• c;t
prtunoU . Odell !or seniors and their Park, fllmois on 'l'uc:~dny, 1\tr .•
lean. 11vcs. l\fei1•1' pions to slop ovr•r In Mm·
do n Beginning l\tondny CVl·nmg ond nt a poll~ for n short ''islt w1t1
!nlrly nlinumc for one \Vt'ek, tho se-rclntivf's.
l(' PI•
is .:q
css bur
)nest da .iors will gnthcr in groups oJ
0 nt the horne of the Oddls for
1 farewell get tocether :~nd to
flcr sugg~'sttons nncl discuss lm
o\'Cmt.!nt.ll Cor the college.
Jt oJrothod Oregon Churches
Ju, 1Hold College Day Duru•n• At the lntcrsororit~· dnncc
p for ·cckcnd, .hm CarTel announnd In the :Jlnle of Oregon nil
c '-'ngogcmcnt or Glori;~ now1 P1 esbywrian churches He, m one
ophomon:: home cconormcs mo;-or several wnys, oL"CJ'\'Ing th•
,r, to Jnclt nnsunc, sophomorP. nationnl Church·Coll~,;ge Sundo)
usmr·ss ndmuustrotlon mnjor on April 27.
W<..>ddmg IS plonncd bcfmc ln 12 Portland ehurchcs, mt•m·
unc '54. b•·rs or the faculty, trustees or
pass, Nows the eoUege nnd sludcnl lcndcrr,
~ be The poRt few weeks hnve bcPn will spenk on Sunday morninr
c to ltlccl with !:'ndnl cvc.nts for th(' to 81\'c first hnnd rt•purt.s of col·
1 by nwmbi'J'l> !)( Dl'iln Pin Gam· h.•gc life, cspecutlly m those as·
ian, na, A JOint mel..'tang With KappEl pt•cts which encourage dcvci\IJl•
Ub\'\~~ hi i\lpho, brt>nkfru;t at L'Abbc mcnt of one's splttluul nnd r•··
r their mo\hcrs, honorc•d nt n h1~lous re. ourccs.
iJ" cnn lllnrty given by Ot•ILit 'l'nu Rh'J Tho ·tudenl spcnkcrs includ~.:
r.rett
be mectmg together with th~ir Rit 0\\en, Lor1!: Loree, Gory
ales Cor n punt'h party prl'Cf'd· W1l on. Prisdlla West, and Juck
the Inl<-rsororaty donee high-Jennings .
11:hts lhc1r n•ct•nt octl\'als<-s. Da·. Odell will speak in Fmll
F'Um Presbyterian Churches at New-
"Thc High Wall" n story of nl berg. Dr. 'John Anderson m Sal-
lncom· ' • F P •· t d sh fnmil\' dP.plctmg the prnb-ems lrst rcsuy craan. nn
off• ems of 1~m1r.rnnts tnrtmg 0 others sn Hillsboro, Cln kant•
cn•e~m~; life in Amcnco wJJI be shown nnd Newberg.
:--~ t the l.abrnry hnll, Aprll 30 ot Several churches wall observe
p.m. It IS tpon ored jnmlly hy C?urch-Collcge Day durmg Mn)
he 1\nla-DclnmatJOn hcnguc nn•J wath Lewts and Clnrk sp~kcrs
Mento I Health n soc1ntron Among these arc McMinn valle
nd IS Crt:•' to all who nrc 1nter-l..nkc r.rovc, Astorjn. P1cdmunt .... ),
ted in :Attending. and Roscway.
08 s~rvod
of On tht socinl s1dc, Mrs. Helen
,,,,,..ortnt•SS wall entertain oil home
lCnnomlcS mnJors oncl minor•
nd her l'OUnllell'CS with IPa :tl mrnst lome tomorrow ofll'rnoon.
oo ·~ial Speakers
Mli Bt·uloh Fewlcss, home
cononusl for 1\lnyClower dnary
ob!>C11vall demonstrate cheese nnd milk
'"'"IT"'I1'tlokery to the foods rlasscs of
mi.'j\l1rs. Helen Hn1 lnt•ss, next Wed-
is
Pl I~ How to mnkc vurious ycnst
reads was demonstrated to lht
'""':•nss yesterday by Miss .Mnrgan•t
Brennan, rt!pr<'sentatiw•
economl!.l ro1· the Whco1
mstitul!• oC Chicano.
Now a
Jlomt> e(.'(murnics ~.nstructoJ
Ruth Chmdgn•n will lt'!lVr
nfternoon Cur one W• ck in
Lnkl' Ctty, UlUh, wht!rc she
atttond the Pacific Rt!J~Iont l,)
cnmJ)~nn fert•nct! of hnme t·t~Lmomic "
IDl'l:'titHlncl.
Mrs. Ernmo Mcic•1· lett ,YL·st••r
fol' Chicago whl•rQ sht! will
l'nd the North t\mericnn Bnp
stc•ri4tist conft•rcnc·c ns ft m••mbc•· of
thl~lh;,. c<•mmtlh;o o on ulucauon. She
lUI'InJ)t!?4t'tns rt>('cntly prcp:u • ·d u pnmphkt
1hc young pco11le u! the c.h •
I Petitions Ready
For Cotton King
Pt•tllton~t tor Collong Klnl
cnnd1datcs may be p1clted up
(rom the student body otric\
:~tnrting today. All pL•titions mu!lt
be filled and turned into the stu
dent body offu:e by next Fddny
May 2. ncconling to Ruth Pcy
ll•nl g'...!J¢1"31 chaarmnn of lhl'
Cotton dn}' pro,;:ram.
Thu Cotton King will rcigl"
over Cotton day ccn•monies, Mn}
9.
Three Foreign Students
To Speak on Thursday
Fort!tgn student ap,'.1kt·l .. E(;h·
hurt Franz, St•rgiu Cume7. nr1d
To~hikt• M11kino will b•• ienturt cl
in chap~~ ! service Tlnu"Sduv, '-1ny
I ut J I n.m. • In ccmneclion with the WSSF
drive the spt:echt•s huvc but•n Ul'·
1gnctl to acquaint studPnls \\'!Iii
the• n~et.ls ul our h11lt1W studtmta
In other coumrios.
Stnn l\Jilchcll. chnitman uf th •
drive, w1JI net ns stuitcnt lctJcll'l
fu1 lht' Ot:COSion. PfONEEH LOG Page Tbru .. . ' • rena tag1ng • 1oneer
MARGARET BARNEY burn coiled fur and )" V1: th
snm.., p, lr or p nt n
As cnn be g. thut:d Jngc n Ill\'
111 the ltcy word f o.:11o dir
e"torn ns they C'OI)( 11 h )01
problems thu t r• c unnr. r
h( nt"'OI~.
Mlsa Barney b<IJII)vel. for m
stnnce. thnt up till n w r-n,
prodUCtion hnv lx' n m(:whu1
at n duwdvnntfl[lt.: h• , m lhn·
the Campus tht!Dl12r h • no tiM
o( \!(itS SO lhnt \ hO C' ltl the bock
rows • on e. D. vc.: ThC!yr get Miu B:~mmt M -Dnvld H t
lnn in pravntt J fc I ha bom
the Blu Jtnom tar!'n a) pi yr
of lht> J)ortlnnd ( 1\ t' \h(.!Dlcr In
thfo group's founthng in fla
h 1\'tng acted \ 1\lo thl:' J'IO CD1
wmv my ID o pr du<'llon o( •'T
mmr. uf t hC' Sh t. n W('IJ d
lnt: n um rou t .-.cr pnrllJ.
Young Musicians to Fete
Pianist David Campbell
crl'dal for sol\ Inc t e prub ('" A 5ilt'ltllt p f• o of p n
'C.M..iu Darn~.:y hnp. b} u.: Dnvtd Campb J JJI ~ h!Jn n: .l
gcsltng o rul td pin fnrm rn II u tumorro b t. r P rU nu Jun1 r
of wl l'd cnt • pl n thut I ymphon) m lu. ' hi 25 yr
b<'jng tncd out t.onlg l n 0<'1DL1on w1th the rr. n 7t t ton
··or coun; omc p pl J 1 ll' turn· ut m rnm e:h1ldnn
don't hkl n: nu t Ml eonc rts.
:Unrnry cxpl tncd don' At th 11 ., m '11 mmg 1"00 •
like to look oc o th• ltJ £ nd ot the Cl\ It' ud to 111m Compbo 1
$C'c lht> other half of t l nud1 nc• I Will b pre m ..v1th o btrlhll
fltanng them tn the f c o the:· cakt nnd cup 1.. kt v...Jit bL' n-
wnnt to ~P ! rtll( v. ·~· fnm • d to chddr~ n tn tht udl"nlc:>
the stage and c~ tt<: r e nf nr 'I h t ru~t at 8 30 p m tht:
gsng ttu would ffi(..'rL'Iy hnv•
left hili dcrr1cr c t·xpuscd. M 181
0[11 nt•y soiV1 1.1 tho p1 oblcm b;
hnvlng him chnngt his c<oal, put
on the rnl c mu cnc nnd 111de-illus10n ... but I m ' " ubout
1, pwn t wllJ h u.. rd w ath tb
il myself.'' Portland J u n 1 or ymph u
"When you'rQ acting, the •Jf:h JncqJ,J • G rr Jt().'Jl h conJ t
~~~~n:·'s no ct to h d1.. bdl nd.' jng, Ill Tschndtr \ ky C an rt
Miss Barney ''· mrd In • r n •• No. I m B flat 111nor '
slagsng the; hO\' 1 f)t.rlld U follow m t 1
on the octor<: ' udtton11m
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New Aviation Cadet Program Offers Special Advantages
To College Men Now Preparing for Military Service
• Here is vnlunhle poqtgradooto trnining thnt
mont'Y cnn't buy! A~ rut Avbtion Cndct
you cnn rocl'tVC in •truction and trnming u:urth
thousands of dollars-nt the Mme Lim" lou
urc ~erving your country. You can clu~--e
immr.diat.l y-bt"Tf~ tJCell l>ein~ a Pilot or Ai,._
craft Ohsrn•t.'r in Amerit :a'::~ swiftly C.'\pnnd
ing Air Fort-e. 'l'hl· Air !o'oroo t:!nt~umgcs
c.andidutt.os to 8hlY in ,chool nnd grncluntc.
Seniont und 81 udcnt.s with t'\\ o \'en.~ or
more of ('ollt~gt: who :.mticspalc ~arly t•n
lnlncv into milit.arv Rt•rvl~ mn ret.~iv c un
mutcht.'<l training in living tmd IP..adcrship
for tJu: Yl'Ctrs uhcmd. •
WHO MAY APPLY
A.Ol-B.Iween 19 ond 26Yl ~ ·
EDUCA TlON-At leoti 1wo yean of coll•a•·
MARITAL STATUS-Single ,
,.HYSICAL CONDITlON -Good, et"clc•lly
eyu. eou hecut. onof teeth.
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\\lth ptl). • .. ' ... Page Four PIONEER LOG F'rldoy, April 25, I
• ers, 1omon , u • 1oneers • 1n on
~~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~illo~elte'sErrors~e
LC Conference Victory Reig
f' AI!1
Ac;comp
The PiCIIwers notched their fil·st conference ''ktory
WillnnH.•ttc ~ame up with sb.: errors to <Hd the Pnlatinc ht1 ____ _
boys in their 8~5 win.
· A boot by shortstop Mtllard Bales touched oH a tlnt:c P
oulbur:;t m the first inning. Before thl.! frame was o\'cr l
Pionl'ers hnd put together two hits and a pair of eHOl'S f
their t h1 e\? coun tcrs.
Five singles c-ounted for
Pacific LCs Foe
Saturday Nile more tnlltcs 10 the top ol
fourth. Roy Eckclman's hopp
over second scored Gnry Jnc1K s,~1
nnd Len Zimrncrmnn. Ball l\I
tdl punched out onotht'r ba
to d1 ivc m F.ckclmun.
PIONEER CALEY COOK (s~n d from left) leads the pack in the first hoat o1 tho high hurdles
in Jut Saturday's six way tuck mceJ at Fisher field. Juliftn Amaya, Paafie (exnemo left), won tho
ennt when Cook mi..Ued his mide on the next to iht-laat hurdle. Left to right: Amaya. Cook. Hal
brook. Portland State: Arnold OCE: Morri.: Clark J. C.: and Lowe. EOCE. The P10necr baseball t~:am
move~ mtn Sl'cond round confer
enc-e action tomorrow night at
8 p m. nn Kelly field when 1t The Bcarc.tlS l'amc bock with
home run in the bottom of
mnmg when Chff Giwd doubh:!'•l
nnd Dick Brower smglcd hin
htlffit',
LC Cindermen Take 7 Firsls;
Newcomers Take Most Points
Fisher field was the :;ccne of playt..'<f unc nn) stnmino In wm
''lmous school colors last Sat· niog lhe mile, and 880. As if this
urdny afternoon but the men wasn't enough, he then stridcd
who \\'are the Oa-..nge and Block a 440 in 51.2 to gh·c ample open
of LC p1led up enough points to ground to anchor mnn Frann)
nudge Pacilic and the Test of the Cox an the mile relay. His clock
field for final team totals of ang tnddentally was ~.3 secondn
63~ to 55. better than the ''inning lime
Coach Eldon Fix'.c; cinder-step- in the qum1er mile rnce.
pcrs snmcrcd seven first plnc:c I Over tn the shot put circle, Don ·
awards and showt.ad sufficient Mc:Callum heaved the 1ron ball
depth ln the t.r&ck ~\"ents to w~ -15 feet II inches to wtn top hon
pulling nway. ors In that event. Nl!il Anderson
Newcomers rl, the Pionee~ p1t:kcd up n Ju-st in the 100-yard
(J)Cedway c:antinued lO dommat~.; .prml and n second in the 220
lhc LC polhght 3$ Caley Cook Ron Carmichael \"aultcd II Jeel
Rcidar Heller, Ne1J Anderson 4 inches !or his lJest jump thi~
Ron Cnrmrchael ~md Larry Hrn·-year but 1t wns only good for
~.lromp oil c(mtributed poinLS 5econd plac~ ns Julian Amay<1
throughout the windy ntlemoon Pac1f1C', cleared the bar ot an 1 Women Start
Spring Play
The gentle ones nl LC nre ot
it again.
This tunc they are batting balls
over nets or tf they happen to
be outdoors. over the heads of
theu opponent:.
Volleyball and softball are
the ~spKi ive spom W'iJh tho
playen betng drawn fl'om
among the indopendenJ o'td.
sorori.t:y girls. Action bu a.> far
been liuuted to the maple court
where seveTal teams are en·
gaged in a double-elimination
loW'nameo! . r:,ccts the Badgc1 s ol Paciiic uni
' t•rsity.
The Smilhmcn, sportillf a one
win, nn loss rc.:m·d, currently Iced
the Northwest conference. The
Badgers huvc failed to re~i~>ter a
win whilt.• dropping two contests.
LC Will rnc.:N the Pacific learn
agnin, playing Tuesday, April 29,
in Forest G1 O\'l'.
Toduy, the Orange and Black
diamond c-rew moves over to
Portlnnd State !or a game at
3 p m. ,
In both Jcacue and non-confer
ence action the Pioneers have an
8-6 record. Freshman Chuck Bo
nando is the lt:ading hurler this
far, with n 3 win, 1 loss record.
Roy Hyde and Len Zimmerman
nlso havt! regiStered their sha1-c
o! WIOS.
Anoth('r freshman, Ron Lewis
is currently leading the stickmen.
h1tttng :tl o .567 cltp. Lew1s and
Gnry Jackson ha\e collected the
mo:;t exlrn bns.e blows while Johr.
Cordon and Dick Tydeman have
blasted homt: runs
ln fact thas crop of yeorllng!" even 12 fee~.
nccountLod for 42'4 of the total Oih•r poin1-get!ers for 1hc
points. PJonecr cnusc were: Norm Comp
Cook, the f1~-footed c.x-JeJl ton, third in the sholput; Jm
star, Uillied lJ counters for Jti!o Smtth, fourth in lht• 100 nnd 2:!0·
nttemoon's efforu and led the Lnrry Hn\'erknmp, Ue for sccon '
rest of the pack 10 fndl\"ldual 111 the hl&h Jump With Charlie
scoring. He skimmed O\'er the Hudson and fourth in the broad
low bnrners m the record t1me JUmp: \"tc Nelson, third in the
of 25 3 echpsing 5 lOs of n sec:-2-male: Fronny .. Papa .. Cox, sec
ond off the old school mark se• ond m the 440; Milt Schroeder
tn 19'17 by Areh1e McCrae and llt.-d for .. econd 1n the lows. Sorority members will join
together to form a learn which
will play the independents in n
best-out-of-three ~<eri<"S in soft
ball. The fir:il game is $lnted
!or Thur!!day.
Pioneer womon will partic;i·
pate in a collegiate playday this
Saturday ai Reed collage. They
will compete with membon
of the Volley Nine loop m
sofiball. tennts and archery. , Who's Who Puts
Dean in Pages
hu; leap of 21-!eet 1 inch m the -
broadJump easily outclassed the
rest of the entries. He wound up
his day's v.ork by grabbmg ::
econd •n the h1gh hurdles. 'Could This Be You?'
Warning to Lacanale
Reidar Heller, one of 1 he most 11'ht lt! n r vrlnt trt m .A 1 r . 1
outaumdtng prospects to hit lh" BRIGHTON, ENGLAND-Apnl
LC ~dcr& an qu1te a spell. gnve j 16 (AP)-Jo cph c1 iffin •waf:
the slam crowd n thrill as he du>-1 fmcd one pound (.)2 80) today Cor
OCE Drops 7 Straight
To LC Tenn·s Team spcedmg along a. ighton's streets
in his motorized inval•d chnir. The G1ggl nP C... n ma. 1>vca
their g1~ltn~ ~pcll, nre current
ly leading the volleyball h-ague.
'No Cut for Actors!!' I "CuJly-locks'' should be a good
U1cmc lor Lhe Messrs. Dewey
Harless, R, L. Tabor, A1 d~o.·n
Craig, Don English :mtl B11l Owen.
The abov~ gentlemen all ob
tained roll-s m the drama dept's
production, "Tht• Tnming of the
Shrew,'' and promptly li"ed to
regret it. For dtrector Margaret
Barney forbade \.he dashmg ynung
blades to gl't hatr-cuts until after
May 4! Dr. Charles \V. Ho\\ ard, dean
of the college. becl}me the
third member of tne fnculty to
be named in the Who's Who m
Amcrtca. lli·annual listing or
the prommcnt men and women
of the United St.ates.
Or. Ho\vord's biographical
sketch will appear in the 1952
edition along with Or. Morgan
S. Odd! and. Dr. Hnrold Tuttle,
whose namt>s hnve appeared on
n previous Who's Who lists.
Dr. Howard was mentioned
:for his nchic\'em..:nls in edu
cation. His name hns appeared
in the Who's Who in Oregon,
Who's Who in American Edu
cation und Who's Who on the
Padtac Coast. LC added single scores in th
scv~·nth • .nd cichth. Lewis wa
forced m w1th one 10 the scvcntJ
and John Gordon pok·d a 3:!
foot homt! J'un over thl! ccntE
ll(~}d wull tor the last Pioncc
run ot the llrtCt noo:1.
Willnmcllc made t •• cir bid it
tht• lust ci lhfl eighth. The Benr
cnts put totclhcr two singles,
double. the only LC error and 1
fl)out to score four runs.
H.ll. I.r "Is & (.,nr'k llflll liOil 11 o-s 'i
Wlllaml!ll'.! ~~~~~ 1110 040-!i !1
Zlrnm••m1nn nr.tl Ml'rt• II; t;le~ Grn) ~. nn•l l~oi!&•r, llnnd, !J,
Twin-Bill Featur
Intramural Actio
A double-hender ft'nturcd th •
• eek's intramur :11 action, w11
he Delts playing both end
the twin b11l.
Tht: first game played Tuc da)
saw Lambdn down lhe Ot.>lts b)
a 11-6 count The Dell~ camt
bnck to win the night cap froro
Alpha Rho 15·13. Poor pitchint
and lacadaasical !ieldmg feature
both contests. The win was th
Delts first in three stnrts aftc1
tying Reed coUegc in pre-se:t£o~
nc tion.
With Beta dropping out of tht
'mural loop bcc:ause tht.'y coul
not field n team the se\'cn re
maining squnds have been met·ge
. ' I mto one eague.
UcAfec's Maull'rs dropped th~
Sigmas in n practke tilt 16-10 011
tht! south end of Fi!!her 11cld. Th
two clubs arc slated to bnttl
in regular competition next wceld
Lany "The Dutchman" Bertran
won his .st·cond game in ns many
stnrts from the Maulcr.s.
STANDI NGS
Toam w L Pel
St~rna 1 0 ] .000
K<tppn 1 0 1.000
l\rcAftoc -· I 0 1.000 Coach Alva G ham's racket-Crlflm's whec.l cha1r wath D
motor attached wru; caught brcuz...
mg along at 41 mlle$ on hour
cers took tame .Jt from the&r ::~ftcr passmg two automobiles
conf..,rcnet.: play week to trov-The speed lim1t for ln\'a1id
el down t.o M mouth wheN" chlllJ'S is 20 .rmles per hou1·. "After all," l\h-s. Barney cx-IW ld WSSF D ·
pla.fned, "we don't want any or nve Lnmbdn l J .500
EliUibcthan char.lctcrs parading Commences May 5-9
nround with crew cuts." they white-w.asht.1i the OCE net.· ______ _ ,.;._ ____ ....;;. ____ .....:... _______ _
A world .,tudcnt scn·ice fund
dn\'c \\Ill be held May 5 througt,
May 9. It is n world univer.sity
progrnm o( mutual assistance tc.
provide ways and means for stu
dents and educators to share thetr '~c7
:;oncens led by kw Wnhl. LC Runners Engage Wildcats;
·on lJ oi theu smgles mntcbet;
n~ ~:"~J:lt~~ ~0~~~~.5
~~~~! Hurdlers Clash in Main Event
nS]C:J '.'.'ahl won G·l, G-2; Ray LC's f'J)CedsteJ'S t ngag~ Lin-
HowlC won .6-1, 6-1; Doug Da} f1e.ld's trock tenm touny at 1·30
:von G-3 G-2 J1I0 Hodgkua won on Fh!hcr fl• ld an U1e1r !u'St. dunl
G-.4, 0·1: nnd Bob Christopher meet.
won 11·2. 3·6•6·2. The Wlldct~ts hPv~ dr(lpped
Wahl and :Howie oombined dual meets wllh Pnc1!1c. and \t,'U
thcJr ,..florts to wln lhclr doubl~s lnmcttc while trouncing the OCE
rnat.ch ti-3, 12-10. Day IDld Pat Wolvt.!s ond Gcorc~ FoK , oll•JC~"·
Hibbard won the! Jast mntch C!f Lmfiold ac;c;ordlng to aU re·
ttl afternoon 6·3, ll-9. porta; •cem11 to be lac;king in
The run wnned te;nnla swntle!'f depth, a common trouble
turn to the courts April 29 among trac;k coaehos. Gra.nt
\~h·•n lhe;; engagtJ v.~dlnmette at Sc;hiewe and AI Tarpenning
Salem. On May 1 th•! LC te:am lead the Wildcats 1o whll!
'I a • hott to Pae1fic.. points Linfield gather$. Sc.haewc, con!erencc champ in resources and est:lblish rclallon·
th~ low and h1gh hurdles, wrll sh1ps within the world academic
find plenty o! oppos1taon tn Pio· community.
nt•cr Caley C•>ok who only llllil The textbooks, labor~ tory
week broke the school's low cquipm••nt. student health pro
huadlc n:cotd icctll, ,ludent coopera tive stor<
Tnrpenning ia a freahman and pn• :.ge tor refugee studcntr
from Greaham whore ho ox-arc: only a Iew Qf the ways In
celled in tho sprints and the which the money wtll be used
field event.. This progrnm will Iitke place ir.
The W1ldcut will probably !ur-,IIUch countri~ as Pakistan, Bul'
nish Jit1le oppositiOn Cor lht· ma, Japnn, Egypt, Ct('('Ce ond
Oranc-c nnd .Binck as Conch Eldon
1 Frnncc.
Fax prcdldt..-'d that LC would Stan Milcholl, junior pre-la\\
mort• thnn d!lub't.: L.lnfielri's s~·nrr.o. r;tudcnt !is the head (If &he drive. De Its I ., .33:i -Alpha 0 ., .000 -Polecats ' 0 0 .OOQ - -
SCHEDULE
Tuesday. April 29, 3:30
Sigma vs. Me \ft ·• North field
Kappa \'&. Polecats, South Jtcld -
Golfers to Meet U of P
Thf.: Lt ""1 .• und Cluk ~oil tN m
'"til me• t Pbtll.and univt•rsti tf
ne) t Tuesday in what should l.lc
thc1r toughest match of thP. sen
son. Thursday tht:y rnc.•N Pacific
universitv. -
BILL & TOM'S
BARBER SHOP
AU Haircuts
SSe
1103 S. W. Taylor'a Ferry Ad,
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By Cothodno Dollolraly do , under the dn"llt,. nf tond lonlor•, th• Q'"c P.~ 2 5 .f962,tr Bolt 0~••
the blotljnrns und Mrs Hester Turner, will em-will mnoum:f' ih~ L1'lStQ(jl'AHk ld I ee
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In tradition. • n
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pc:.rmlttinr:) hn•wrlug Qurt·n Sh~mn wm stngc o wntr•r pol~o opp~.:ur, followt·d by crown Muule and danco will L I r(h.n. Si:v••r •I p., tlcmd
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wsity hnUtrJ<' \\ Ul conduct 1nlurm· by Dcllu Phi C:unrnu. nu Jlugcn, t c·orlr·rl by John b!•rt sings " trlbuft" lo t 1 • roynl pnrty wlll b JJonorc
une) ,., tupplng c'•r<t>monlt~ b• foro A ,syrnnh •mu~ bond c•mcf!rt Paul Jones llhy, .All lin-bnnd soun 1 Soturdoy t:Vcntng t th• rtnnll I
ti LC 11 with nnnnurH~t•tnt nt of under the dirP{'lion ur John In her royol ottire Qut!•'n· ~rumn or the rt:CC! on , • quu n's b.all Frnnk Blllot n I
1\ nll'mbom nt lht afternoon R1chul'c:l !l wJII procPcd tht.• ~or·· r•l<:cl Loi , c.Sc:urh·d by Pwsadl•nt courL wrll cxu, cndln t «: bt CoTe he trn v. tiJ pm1d• mu •r. •·nllron. lmml:dmtcly follow. onuLI•m {'~rcmtloy on the cnst M•trgnn S. Odr•ll, wrll entl!l" for tun11un's formnl ncUv1tJt 11Jf' tht• donee which will t.J
ht.s but m~'lllb('f'S t•f the rh) thrn lnwn. With trump••! pn•lud•· th•• coronutlnn ccrumnny Pr1rn~ A comrnnnd pl'rfunr n the two day eel• b \on
lots u,~~~~~~----~~ ~------------------~--~----~---------------------~--~----------~------------------~-------------
t."C•md
l pic
l'8
'lds.
~h1lc f J.ol I anti her
cou1 ~ will b ... guests on the
Ho. tcs lluusc Jll ogrnrn
morning nt I 0 n m. The {ol-
• k rng Tucsdav nt I 30 p m. l.ol• ,oo "
)iod be mtcr\'IC\\'<'d on the Kr•y
;aJ DOWIJ t progl'tllll.
'11 pla1ctt E . 1867 Cnmpou o:-gani:alions (Crr.e •
honor rtes. u:·lico and intercrf
g:oups) wilJ clo .. n Qmpus nrc
r!'l preparation for May Foro •
uvhion ltpril 30. JO a.m. to 12:~0
p.m. Studrnts w:U be tJxcu~od by
pcz:mt.tsion.
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IU 2:uua,urrle X Portland , Oregon. Friday April 25, 1952
f~ma Jn~----------------------------------------~----~------~-----------------------------------------------------Numbln ~
tl.
3
uon, T. Graham Leaves 'Star is Born'osSeni e
re's yer
0 y c·. M1
mber ,
10 POl
n alhlr elemcntnry educ.·ntion dcpnrl· education, Dr. GJaham hns scr-Ev•••-y day n star 1s Lo.m! Lnst rt.•ht•nrsals, n~:cord1ng to n: • porntro.? ror lhc ha~")' ier,c oJ
d f ll .11 nat,:ht's quotu brought m Dove Margaret Barney, wns ht"' , # eo.J-auto,..rnph Signm h~.: cxpecl t1".1 nt, Js lcm·lng his position to vc on muny acu Y comml L'CS, , l • including gradunlr• study, cun leu-rh.1yer who, nrter labor ng an lnliun. r. n t rust c d v.; slh .ttvc to undcrJ;u.
n professor of education
Southern Oregon College ot
~ year ucotion nt Athlnnd bcsinning
ran
Brock September, he announced
an interview ~nrly this week.
scc•rn~ nrt o( Dr. Graham's ri..>Sponsl·
fourth wall be the development of
graduntc program os chair·
of the progrnm committee.
is also lo supcn•isl' tcaclwrs
hove completed trniome
ool nnd student lt"!tlching but
still undt•r ~chool obscrvn tion the
\h
j "'U
UJ
rogrot loavlng Lewis nnu
e hcayt··· • Dr Gruhum suid, "lt'f
t ht1ppy nnd stimulntmg
C,orlc ce to hnvc hl'lpcd in tlw
:lay I''C•InJpmlcnt o! the t•lemrmtury
~riiJ catron ucpar·tmcnt at lhc col-
ol!:IDuring the thu•c yearli that Dr.
Th••··hnm hns wokcd with tht! po
Belf rn, the t:lcmentnry l'ducnllun
~:~~:~rtm£1nt. has recdvcd stole·
de recognition for the qunllty
ha waw liS g1 od\lnli.!S and tts trmnln,
Thett:•gram hos been offrclolly oc tum a,..d imp:ovcmenl of an-darkness hack tnge ror four ycnrs smport:m t two-word po.;'"t ' After hnv: og crv d ns h 11<1
structlun. II~ hns olso ucen 11 fannlly stepped bcl(Jr(! the khcg th•• scrvunt of Petru('hsC! D clLC1rJC.I:ln for all c.011 es,:c shb ••
consultan t and lecturer !or lea- un~l rnudc his ?1d for the Alph:~ Harless), Thayc•· couldn 1 i • nee he wa n frehm;.n, Th~..r
Pss Orn••co nctang oword. to slur his hnes. nst y~.:nr !.H!cnme v•chnlcal d•r· cher's instituttS of Oregon, n rc-
prcscntntive on the ndvisory l'Om· But the life of n mntlnee Idol In his positton o( tcchn 1 r-l¢tor, a JOb \l.hlch he ol hold
mittec to the State-Board of Edu-is not fur him. "1'hss is my !Jrst t.:ct.Or, Thoycr was in v. th "The Taming of the. Shrc\00 '
cntlon and chairman of the com-ploy," he modestly c.xplnint!d the lighting which w l u:: j In the "Shrew" Thayer pley
"nnd my lnsl." Aller th•• Tun ol by Non Pstmnn. CurtiSS anti "it's o mnacle or mtttcc on higher cduc,atron nr
the Oregon Education As.,oc•n· the ".Shrew" Thnyf'r plnns on •·aut t thought she kn• • I • a <:;tslmg,' declared Dmnn Murphy,
Lion.
According to Dr. Charles W.
Howard. dean of thl~ faculty, "Dr.
Al\i . Grilham will b~ en!Mtlv
mrsst~d ern our cClmpus. He has
dcvclup~.:d and directed an mat.
suutdms program ot ll!nchcr cuu·
cntlon of the ~'l~.>mentary lt•vcl • This procrarn 1S pnrt ol n fom·
ycn1· lihcrol t~rts cou1-se lending
to the .Bachelor's degree. Cr ... du
ntcs of the progrnm ha\'C been
\'cry successful nod in grcnt de
mnnd. More than hnl! hnve gone
)nto the Porlland schools." going buck to the niCt!, qutct joking," Da .. ·c ~doimea n 0 r. -Thnyc:r's hc.-rt-throb ror lhc put
lire he led swsnging on cntwnlks prs I'd tum•, .. when I told t • .SlX month".
20 fed ubovc the-slugc and risk-kcl'P the. topMitCh l on l Thts summt:r Wlll fmd Tbay"
ing clccti'Oculion in th foot· th•• time I wn.s on t.tngt.;.'' vorJunc ru; on ilulru~tur an 1<Ul
lipht Thay~r IS Hiking lingl • trtrr,- raft for th,. Fir Attc Sum r
Thayor'a moin problem durln~ ,lhcntng ex..:tCJS.C'l dntly n r •h~;.Jtflr,
First Annual 'Pioneer· Preview' M y 16;
3000 lnvitutions Go to High School Seni rs
• Pioneer Prcvrcw," the farst
ortu.:.iol tugh !~chool ~··mor 'i 1 ln·
tion to LC cnmpus. hll$ been de •
t{lnah d Cor Moy Hi. C!XhibJL<: of vnriou dl'pt!It l
They mny ulso \'lltl cln "
ro wish.
Then, untU <4:30, atta • t t
• chna Ct' of the \ IOU OI.'U\ I·
tu uf Uu; d 'IY
Cornmwuone.r M publ11: rel:t-
• ' n Gt:'tlrge Mnr<mda requ
Debate Team Enters 'T'hr doy wns onginatcd \t s ·wntl'r polo, mlramu •
bdll ond lcnn~J nnd an .r. • t 1 O'l mony ... tud("ntt a po 1bl~
mum on campus 1or wm or 1
f the Dcllvit 1e to net ho.1
I TKA Bout, April 25-26 ncquumt h•gh school scoaors w11h
LC cnmpus •nd the college cur
. Graham will rcmnrn nt I L.~wL .J •• J Clark wtlJ ent.cr riculo In su<'h u wny ns Orogon
rs nod Clnrk for the atJmm"r :» g::::Jditcd.
p r ••
. 11 1 i th thr(' • dcbnta tums m the Srxth ond OSC hnv£> plannc:d 'Duck at:; to go
uled.
At 4·30 sw1mml ng l
"C mpu • t the vfslt,ng group
Jlpproxima!ely 3000 mvit tion
<~ \ e bt..-t n sent to thOSI.' h rgh
cltool seniors tont.OcUd by Dr
\ rcll S. Fogdnll, d an or tu
Qt:nt , 01 hrs \'iiillntton lour rons. c IS n so n e pro. 1 " ·' J · .., rl"
I • . b ,, J\nnunl Northwt.: sl TKA Spo•ech pre\' cw nnu " unu)r WCl'K£>n or "r lmg " ook on lh I r""P''CLIVt•Jy for mnny \'t:nn; JCC'l of the bt~ginning ch•mcn· tournament n~ Mon!ono SU•t~ c · ' _ ' • ·rheo program Wlll bcgm Wl'tl o:y tc:nclwr.
Gras Cancelled
Due l<1 an.u.lcqu:-~to pri!pnra
lon by mcmlwrs or the JrCbh· umvc~1ty sn ,\l1ssoul:t April 2~ I 1 1 t 1 p l"Un reg s rn wn o 11 01. sn a .. t
and 2G. munor. At this tu.no lhc grour:
Dcbnle wnm ml•mi.Jcrs me I will he introdun•:li tl> lhe collegt
Chuck Harris nnd Jnck Grim-adminaslwtion.
st~ad, Lnrry Ctunpbcll nnd Don 1 Tuurs will then b~,: leu around
~elson and Paul 1-Jgger ~m.l • Uu• cnmp11s nnd to the· \'nrrou~
Delton Porter. departments. At th1s umc semort .. 11-collegc purlscapnnt
how WJJI he giVen for the
•rs' ·nle• u:unm..:nl .
Altor the dinner to be r
by the colic •c. o comm. c
formnncc of ''Tamtn (~
Shn·w" with ll.'> {Jrlgcn 1 L'"
wtll bt> pr'CSented. r t.:
t•
clnss, 1hc l\lru'ili Gras
.. nee schcdulrd for Lomorrnw
veninc 1S concclh d. nnn\)Unccd
.en Owens, dnnl"e chnlrrnnn. The tournament wall ofhcmll) "'rll how opportunity to wlk with
Close L(; fOT•·OS IC compctltso n clt•porlmcnt hcod. Ill the f1eld of
this ycnr. thl.'ir mojor intcrC$tS nnd ~·lc\\ As n grand fionlc of t .e t
spurt t.lonc~ t'nbU tl C.
Co·t.'CI venture" will ! t l
ploy pi'Odtlctlon.
Campuc organi1elions •
ols· Ia deais • ave ' ke'
By Herb Scholdor
In n r•!cCnl ('dltorlnl the
land Ore~gonion point<'d
ut thnt ln 35 1arnw polls tak·
n an Unltcd Stnl• s collcgt•s,
~cner·nl Dwr.:ht "'ke' E1 cn
"'n'"'cr hus won the pn•sidenllnl
.. u.· .. lnvllon ·• 1'\ single Unw.
Tho Orl!gonlan c~n hclf•WJih
Lr\~ 1 .md t 'lfli'IC u Lhc
rly-sixth collt:gc since. an
1 informnl poll tnk•·n by the
.OG lasl wr• k, Elli• nhower
·on 16 out of 25 votes, nhhough
number or ruculty mcmbPrs,
ue•·re'l at the ::;nm(' time, took
much mor" non-cummllll.l stand, only 2 out of the 8 n~:k
ed, commg oul definitely m
'Ike'.' ; u ,
1ntcruung f11cts regordinp,
the poht c.JJ . •tltudt•s uf Pio
neers \\'l'rt.' disc ov~;r, d, nlthr,unh
such u volt• t•anno\ by any
opiniuns i>£ th..: mnjorlty ,
That F.iscnhowct's almost
completely militnt'Y bnckgrou nd
w uulcl undouulnlly infhwnce
him very su ongly in muklng
his polici<!s, shfluld h~ be cl~"•'t·
eel, was ocr<-•~ by ull tho :c
polled, nnd whale tllo&t chos1•
not to ''cntut~e whdh('r this
woulll hov • (loo\1 or b.u n:· suit:;, n f;>w hnll deeldl:d and
oppo~1nr, opsnlnns. enhowe r hns cupobdati li d
talent ns n lct~dcr. • \'> to • t: t
I or not he can t.ran f r
thoughts h~·m mllhnl') t
is qm•alionnblc," "1 have no doubt that h
would be mnklng h1s consfdror
ntions subJect to Ius pcq mfh·
tnry • oxr>crhmt: l'," oxphunoo
Kt!n 0Wl'll8, 'tiS, "ltul I nm I
convincc;d thnt the decisions I
ot i ing frrmt his l)nck~round
would hl' firm untl SOlllld." •
Dlc;ngro dnr. somcwhnt 1S
Jim Pnul, '62, "hu bciiL\'CI
lhnt t-:iscnhowur would "be
nc.r" IWJnr, o( tht' uuhtar) ''
knd~'nc·y to lr)' \CJ run thtnr,t
wuhoul civihnn authority.'
And Luther Chew. rcfcrt:m~c
hbr lion. otlt.ltt th t, whal•· E -Whale ... 11 the I.C
polled hnd dccidl d \ I• ~
:,:arding the tapahillty ( r
CH.nP ()( f' .. 'l·,•nhu\\ ·
numb~t · ol other· \!l!lld
tht: l<ll'uh.r lll<•mbcr ,u, ,
tingu r hcd. ns n A: roup, by 1
hOJnlgnc) nnd their UO\\
n~.: to c·onmut tlwm t.: -.
onl' Cllnriu.Wlt' thLJ <'arl)
cDmJ)ttlgn. A W. llu'" ~ •
• rononul.$, uut h, 'I'
tO be C\IIWlOl'Cd," • Any high school sl!nior who
wcs not rcnchcd at that time
may wtilo to lnD.n Fogdall.
LC!wi.s and CJark college. Port·
• !and 7, roqu~liling furlher in·
formation.
VIJiUatlon by invitcuion only
is reque!od in crdo:-1o plan
in advance the ne<os:ary oc
c:omodillion!>.
• • GJOI'II
Mrs. HO'!lier Turner. P £,
,cum thnt shr "dt.:hnlh:h p~
h.:111 Ike" but Luther Cite ,
Guv Hnrdh1g, Joumnh m, El·
n Rowky, P E, and K nru:lh
J Won, cronomu:s, oll buck
up !ltend m rus 'v.mt • nd t:l''
~ llcv.
A . urpri~<ing Jdl•llght or the
PQll "' tS Ute ltU't.llf.!th 11 O\\ n by
C•h{ornl u's GOV...rnor, Enrl
w.,n·t'n. who b m t mnd!.! muL'h
l o plnah lUltliJn II Amon •
th \\ ho prcft:rn;d Wmrcn
\e c Bob Ro 52, Gyrid A"·
•la: t, '54, tmll John n. \\ bo in
1 tung h•s prt'fLn:ncc ot the
urn nt \\ lth K~ • lSS arney
A Wo)mon whu lhanks at's "tcr-lhc oudlcncc In front ()( th• m
1f1c flturl" hos tip nl n goml p(lr-in·thc-rnund staging r~quirf!• 1per
ity
on of her lire introducing nr(mo, lhc nud1~ncc to be on oll 111c.lc
---~,r lhcolCr-in-thl.l•I'QUnd, SlOgint o[ the J)lJrlormcru.
~ Portland uudacnccs, I.>J'Ingtnq 1'his somctnnes cro•III<'S d•Ua-
tu the l.C stngc fot the fu,;t cUlllt'S that the pln)'WIIIc •hdnl
word ttnu:: only lmlt summer. fon• Pu (Oinlusl nn piiiYS hnv•
• Shc.:'s Margolt •t Bru·nt•.)', Poa t Lt·cn \\'lllh•n spl•cirlcnlly for
lrUClOI' clvlc thcntttr \'ntomn, whu'p nrcnu. .toglng), As nn PXanlJ>I•·
HC!nts. •·wmplillhmg nnolhcr I o c n l in lnst surnm,•r's stnJ;ing nr Mol-
nm""',.;1 f1rst" by do inc Sh:tkc JICDtP :In-:nnr's "Tht• Guar rl•unon" on nc 101
f lhr! c•round with tonight's "Tnmlnu wns required to chnngc r:lolh(
lhc Shr CY. .'' on slngc.
F'or tho uninitl:stod , nrcno Mnr. rn "P'I'osconium" pi"'duc:tion m
ng it; J\llil whnL th1• nnmc 1m· of the ploy this wns stone behind
In tend of hO\'Ing thl' net-n trunk with only th•• nclor'f
e mcrd ut nne <:!nd or tht• ho11, w1lh til od s.howm~. hut In clrcJ,-. slll·
'rcgarl~~------------------------~------~------------~~-------------------~
.L (' / S ..1 By Nancy Millor
h this foe .) OC/tl lue ond Geraldine Sprott
'ldl!ic n
r~c~ ~s _.,..,.ells Plan 1Jessert1
CUSlOll
~~~rc:; I"P''Io Entertain Senl·ors
t' inju
lush· n Jn\'llnlinns nrc in the mrul for nommat1on collcd, "Plounmn
• Jght ''t'ofl~e nnd !I c ss c 1 t ~." \'our Jo:ducut1on."
pac .... e.••l!mncd by Ur. nnd Mrs. Morgon After the met> ling nt I' 01• c;t
prtunoU . Odell !or seniors and their Park, fllmois on 'l'uc:~dny, 1\tr .•
lean. 11vcs. l\fei1•1' pions to slop ovr•r In Mm·
do n Beginning l\tondny CVl·nmg ond nt a poll~ for n short ''islt w1t1
!nlrly nlinumc for one \Vt'ek, tho se-rclntivf's.
l(' PI•
is .:q
css bur
)nest da .iors will gnthcr in groups oJ
0 nt the horne of the Oddls for
1 farewell get tocether :~nd to
flcr sugg~'sttons nncl discuss lm
o\'Cmt.!nt.ll Cor the college.
Jt oJrothod Oregon Churches
Ju, 1Hold College Day Duru•n• At the lntcrsororit~· dnncc
p for ·cckcnd, .hm CarTel announnd In the :Jlnle of Oregon nil
c '-'ngogcmcnt or Glori;~ now1 P1 esbywrian churches He, m one
ophomon:: home cconormcs mo;-or several wnys, oL"CJ'\'Ing th•
,r, to Jnclt nnsunc, sophomorP. nationnl Church·Coll~,;ge Sundo)
usmr·ss ndmuustrotlon mnjor on April 27.
W<..>ddmg IS plonncd bcfmc ln 12 Portland ehurchcs, mt•m·
unc '54. b•·rs or the faculty, trustees or
pass, Nows the eoUege nnd sludcnl lcndcrr,
~ be The poRt few weeks hnve bcPn will spenk on Sunday morninr
c to ltlccl with !:'ndnl cvc.nts for th(' to 81\'c first hnnd rt•purt.s of col·
1 by nwmbi'J'l> !)( Dl'iln Pin Gam· h.•gc life, cspecutlly m those as·
ian, na, A JOint mel..'tang With KappEl pt•cts which encourage dcvci\IJl•
Ub\'\~~ hi i\lpho, brt>nkfru;t at L'Abbc mcnt of one's splttluul nnd r•··
r their mo\hcrs, honorc•d nt n h1~lous re. ourccs.
iJ" cnn lllnrty given by Ot•ILit 'l'nu Rh'J Tho ·tudenl spcnkcrs includ~.:
r.rett
be mectmg together with th~ir Rit 0\\en, Lor1!: Loree, Gory
ales Cor n punt'h party prl'Cf'd· W1l on. Prisdlla West, and Juck
the Inl<-rsororaty donee high-Jennings .
11:hts lhc1r n•ct•nt octl\'als<-s. Da·. Odell will speak in Fmll
F'Um Presbyterian Churches at New-
"Thc High Wall" n story of nl berg. Dr. 'John Anderson m Sal-
lncom· ' • F P •· t d sh fnmil\' dP.plctmg the prnb-ems lrst rcsuy craan. nn
off• ems of 1~m1r.rnnts tnrtmg 0 others sn Hillsboro, Cln kant•
cn•e~m~; life in Amcnco wJJI be shown nnd Newberg.
:--~ t the l.abrnry hnll, Aprll 30 ot Several churches wall observe
p.m. It IS tpon ored jnmlly hy C?urch-Collcge Day durmg Mn)
he 1\nla-DclnmatJOn hcnguc nn•J wath Lewts and Clnrk sp~kcrs
Mento I Health n soc1ntron Among these arc McMinn valle
nd IS Crt:•' to all who nrc 1nter-l..nkc r.rovc, Astorjn. P1cdmunt .... ),
ted in :Attending. and Roscway.
08 s~rvod
of On tht socinl s1dc, Mrs. Helen
,,,,,..ortnt•SS wall entertain oil home
lCnnomlcS mnJors oncl minor•
nd her l'OUnllell'CS with IPa :tl mrnst lome tomorrow ofll'rnoon.
oo ·~ial Speakers
Mli Bt·uloh Fewlcss, home
cononusl for 1\lnyClower dnary
ob!>C11vall demonstrate cheese nnd milk
'"'"IT"'I1'tlokery to the foods rlasscs of
mi.'j\l1rs. Helen Hn1 lnt•ss, next Wed-
is
Pl I~ How to mnkc vurious ycnst
reads was demonstrated to lht
'""':•nss yesterday by Miss .Mnrgan•t
Brennan, rt!pr<'sentatiw•
economl!.l ro1· the Whco1
mstitul!• oC Chicano.
Now a
Jlomt> e(.'(murnics ~.nstructoJ
Ruth Chmdgn•n will lt'!lVr
nfternoon Cur one W• ck in
Lnkl' Ctty, UlUh, wht!rc she
atttond the Pacific Rt!J~Iont l,)
cnmJ)~nn fert•nct! of hnme t·t~Lmomic "
IDl'l:'titHlncl.
Mrs. Ernmo Mcic•1· lett ,YL·st••r
fol' Chicago whl•rQ sht! will
l'nd the North t\mericnn Bnp
stc•ri4tist conft•rcnc·c ns ft m••mbc•· of
thl~lh;,. c<•mmtlh;o o on ulucauon. She
lUI'InJ)t!?4t'tns rt>('cntly prcp:u • ·d u pnmphkt
1hc young pco11le u! the c.h •
I Petitions Ready
For Cotton King
Pt•tllton~t tor Collong Klnl
cnnd1datcs may be p1clted up
(rom the student body otric\
:~tnrting today. All pL•titions mu!lt
be filled and turned into the stu
dent body offu:e by next Fddny
May 2. ncconling to Ruth Pcy
ll•nl g'...!J¢1"31 chaarmnn of lhl'
Cotton dn}' pro,;:ram.
Thu Cotton King will rcigl"
over Cotton day ccn•monies, Mn}
9.
Three Foreign Students
To Speak on Thursday
Fort!tgn student ap,'.1kt·l .. E(;h·
hurt Franz, St•rgiu Cume7. nr1d
To~hikt• M11kino will b•• ienturt cl
in chap~~ ! service Tlnu"Sduv, '-1ny
I ut J I n.m. • In ccmneclion with the WSSF
drive the spt:echt•s huvc but•n Ul'·
1gnctl to acquaint studPnls \\'!Iii
the• n~et.ls ul our h11lt1W studtmta
In other coumrios.
Stnn l\Jilchcll. chnitman uf th •
drive, w1JI net ns stuitcnt lctJcll'l
fu1 lht' Ot:COSion. PfONEEH LOG Page Tbru .. . ' • rena tag1ng • 1oneer
MARGARET BARNEY burn coiled fur and )" V1: th
snm.., p, lr or p nt n
As cnn be g. thut:d Jngc n Ill\'
111 the ltcy word f o.:11o dir
e"torn ns they C'OI)( 11 h )01
problems thu t r• c unnr. r
h( nt"'OI~.
Mlsa Barney b<IJII)vel. for m
stnnce. thnt up till n w r-n,
prodUCtion hnv lx' n m(:whu1
at n duwdvnntfl[lt.: h• , m lhn·
the Campus tht!Dl12r h • no tiM
o( \!(itS SO lhnt \ hO C' ltl the bock
rows • on e. D. vc.: ThC!yr get Miu B:~mmt M -Dnvld H t
lnn in pravntt J fc I ha bom
the Blu Jtnom tar!'n a) pi yr
of lht> J)ortlnnd ( 1\ t' \h(.!Dlcr In
thfo group's founthng in fla
h 1\'tng acted \ 1\lo thl:' J'IO CD1
wmv my ID o pr du<'llon o( •'T
mmr. uf t hC' Sh t. n W('IJ d
lnt: n um rou t .-.cr pnrllJ.
Young Musicians to Fete
Pianist David Campbell
crl'dal for sol\ Inc t e prub ('" A 5ilt'ltllt p f• o of p n
'C.M..iu Darn~.:y hnp. b} u.: Dnvtd Campb J JJI ~ h!Jn n: .l
gcsltng o rul td pin fnrm rn II u tumorro b t. r P rU nu Jun1 r
of wl l'd cnt • pl n thut I ymphon) m lu. ' hi 25 yr
b<'jng tncd out t.onlg l n 0<'1DL1on w1th the rr. n 7t t ton
··or coun; omc p pl J 1 ll' turn· ut m rnm e:h1ldnn
don't hkl n: nu t Ml eonc rts.
:Unrnry cxpl tncd don' At th 11 ., m '11 mmg 1"00 •
like to look oc o th• ltJ £ nd ot the Cl\ It' ud to 111m Compbo 1
$C'c lht> other half of t l nud1 nc• I Will b pre m ..v1th o btrlhll
fltanng them tn the f c o the:· cakt nnd cup 1.. kt v...Jit bL' n-
wnnt to ~P ! rtll( v. ·~· fnm • d to chddr~ n tn tht udl"nlc:>
the stage and c~ tt<: r e nf nr 'I h t ru~t at 8 30 p m tht:
gsng ttu would ffi(..'rL'Iy hnv•
left hili dcrr1cr c t·xpuscd. M 181
0[11 nt•y soiV1 1.1 tho p1 oblcm b;
hnvlng him chnngt his c<oal, put
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\\lth ptl). • .. ' ... Page Four PIONEER LOG F'rldoy, April 25, I
• ers, 1omon , u • 1oneers • 1n on
~~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~illo~elte'sErrors~e
LC Conference Victory Reig
f' AI!1
Ac;comp
The PiCIIwers notched their fil·st conference ''ktory
WillnnH.•ttc ~ame up with sb.: errors to <Hd the Pnlatinc ht1 ____ _
boys in their 8~5 win.
· A boot by shortstop Mtllard Bales touched oH a tlnt:c P
oulbur:;t m the first inning. Before thl.! frame was o\'cr l
Pionl'ers hnd put together two hits and a pair of eHOl'S f
their t h1 e\? coun tcrs.
Five singles c-ounted for
Pacific LCs Foe
Saturday Nile more tnlltcs 10 the top ol
fourth. Roy Eckclman's hopp
over second scored Gnry Jnc1K s,~1
nnd Len Zimrncrmnn. Ball l\I
tdl punched out onotht'r ba
to d1 ivc m F.ckclmun.
PIONEER CALEY COOK (s~n d from left) leads the pack in the first hoat o1 tho high hurdles
in Jut Saturday's six way tuck mceJ at Fisher field. Juliftn Amaya, Paafie (exnemo left), won tho
ennt when Cook mi..Ued his mide on the next to iht-laat hurdle. Left to right: Amaya. Cook. Hal
brook. Portland State: Arnold OCE: Morri.: Clark J. C.: and Lowe. EOCE. The P10necr baseball t~:am
move~ mtn Sl'cond round confer
enc-e action tomorrow night at
8 p m. nn Kelly field when 1t The Bcarc.tlS l'amc bock with
home run in the bottom of
mnmg when Chff Giwd doubh:!'•l
nnd Dick Brower smglcd hin
htlffit',
LC Cindermen Take 7 Firsls;
Newcomers Take Most Points
Fisher field was the :;ccne of playt..'<f unc nn) stnmino In wm
''lmous school colors last Sat· niog lhe mile, and 880. As if this
urdny afternoon but the men wasn't enough, he then stridcd
who \\'are the Oa-..nge and Block a 440 in 51.2 to gh·c ample open
of LC p1led up enough points to ground to anchor mnn Frann)
nudge Pacilic and the Test of the Cox an the mile relay. His clock
field for final team totals of ang tnddentally was ~.3 secondn
63~ to 55. better than the ''inning lime
Coach Eldon Fix'.c; cinder-step- in the qum1er mile rnce.
pcrs snmcrcd seven first plnc:c I Over tn the shot put circle, Don ·
awards and showt.ad sufficient Mc:Callum heaved the 1ron ball
depth ln the t.r&ck ~\"ents to w~ -15 feet II inches to wtn top hon
pulling nway. ors In that event. Nl!il Anderson
Newcomers rl, the Pionee~ p1t:kcd up n Ju-st in the 100-yard
(J)Cedway c:antinued lO dommat~.; .prml and n second in the 220
lhc LC polhght 3$ Caley Cook Ron Carmichael \"aultcd II Jeel
Rcidar Heller, Ne1J Anderson 4 inches !or his lJest jump thi~
Ron Cnrmrchael ~md Larry Hrn·-year but 1t wns only good for
~.lromp oil c(mtributed poinLS 5econd plac~ ns Julian Amay<1
throughout the windy ntlemoon Pac1f1C', cleared the bar ot an 1 Women Start
Spring Play
The gentle ones nl LC nre ot
it again.
This tunc they are batting balls
over nets or tf they happen to
be outdoors. over the heads of
theu opponent:.
Volleyball and softball are
the ~spKi ive spom W'iJh tho
playen betng drawn fl'om
among the indopendenJ o'td.
sorori.t:y girls. Action bu a.> far
been liuuted to the maple court
where seveTal teams are en·
gaged in a double-elimination
loW'nameo! . r:,ccts the Badgc1 s ol Paciiic uni
' t•rsity.
The Smilhmcn, sportillf a one
win, nn loss rc.:m·d, currently Iced
the Northwest conference. The
Badgers huvc failed to re~i~>ter a
win whilt.• dropping two contests.
LC Will rnc.:N the Pacific learn
agnin, playing Tuesday, April 29,
in Forest G1 O\'l'.
Toduy, the Orange and Black
diamond c-rew moves over to
Portlnnd State !or a game at
3 p m. ,
In both Jcacue and non-confer
ence action the Pioneers have an
8-6 record. Freshman Chuck Bo
nando is the lt:ading hurler this
far, with n 3 win, 1 loss record.
Roy Hyde and Len Zimmerman
nlso havt! regiStered their sha1-c
o! WIOS.
Anoth('r freshman, Ron Lewis
is currently leading the stickmen.
h1tttng :tl o .567 cltp. Lew1s and
Gnry Jackson ha\e collected the
mo:;t exlrn bns.e blows while Johr.
Cordon and Dick Tydeman have
blasted homt: runs
ln fact thas crop of yeorllng!" even 12 fee~.
nccountLod for 42'4 of the total Oih•r poin1-get!ers for 1hc
points. PJonecr cnusc were: Norm Comp
Cook, the f1~-footed c.x-JeJl ton, third in the sholput; Jm
star, Uillied lJ counters for Jti!o Smtth, fourth in lht• 100 nnd 2:!0·
nttemoon's efforu and led the Lnrry Hn\'erknmp, Ue for sccon '
rest of the pack 10 fndl\"ldual 111 the hl&h Jump With Charlie
scoring. He skimmed O\'er the Hudson and fourth in the broad
low bnrners m the record t1me JUmp: \"tc Nelson, third in the
of 25 3 echpsing 5 lOs of n sec:-2-male: Fronny .. Papa .. Cox, sec
ond off the old school mark se• ond m the 440; Milt Schroeder
tn 19'17 by Areh1e McCrae and llt.-d for .. econd 1n the lows. Sorority members will join
together to form a learn which
will play the independents in n
best-out-of-three ~<eri<"S in soft
ball. The fir:il game is $lnted
!or Thur!!day.
Pioneer womon will partic;i·
pate in a collegiate playday this
Saturday ai Reed collage. They
will compete with membon
of the Volley Nine loop m
sofiball. tennts and archery. , Who's Who Puts
Dean in Pages
hu; leap of 21-!eet 1 inch m the -
broadJump easily outclassed the
rest of the entries. He wound up
his day's v.ork by grabbmg ::
econd •n the h1gh hurdles. 'Could This Be You?'
Warning to Lacanale
Reidar Heller, one of 1 he most 11'ht lt! n r vrlnt trt m .A 1 r . 1
outaumdtng prospects to hit lh" BRIGHTON, ENGLAND-Apnl
LC ~dcr& an qu1te a spell. gnve j 16 (AP)-Jo cph c1 iffin •waf:
the slam crowd n thrill as he du>-1 fmcd one pound (.)2 80) today Cor
OCE Drops 7 Straight
To LC Tenn·s Team spcedmg along a. ighton's streets
in his motorized inval•d chnir. The G1ggl nP C... n ma. 1>vca
their g1~ltn~ ~pcll, nre current
ly leading the volleyball h-ague.
'No Cut for Actors!!' I "CuJly-locks'' should be a good
U1cmc lor Lhe Messrs. Dewey
Harless, R, L. Tabor, A1 d~o.·n
Craig, Don English :mtl B11l Owen.
The abov~ gentlemen all ob
tained roll-s m the drama dept's
production, "Tht• Tnming of the
Shrew,'' and promptly li"ed to
regret it. For dtrector Margaret
Barney forbade \.he dashmg ynung
blades to gl't hatr-cuts until after
May 4! Dr. Charles \V. Ho\\ ard, dean
of the college. becl}me the
third member of tne fnculty to
be named in the Who's Who m
Amcrtca. lli·annual listing or
the prommcnt men and women
of the United St.ates.
Or. Ho\vord's biographical
sketch will appear in the 1952
edition along with Or. Morgan
S. Odd! and. Dr. Hnrold Tuttle,
whose namt>s hnve appeared on
n previous Who's Who lists.
Dr. Howard was mentioned
:for his nchic\'em..:nls in edu
cation. His name hns appeared
in the Who's Who in Oregon,
Who's Who in American Edu
cation und Who's Who on the
Padtac Coast. LC added single scores in th
scv~·nth • .nd cichth. Lewis wa
forced m w1th one 10 the scvcntJ
and John Gordon pok·d a 3:!
foot homt! J'un over thl! ccntE
ll(~}d wull tor the last Pioncc
run ot the llrtCt noo:1.
Willnmcllc made t •• cir bid it
tht• lust ci lhfl eighth. The Benr
cnts put totclhcr two singles,
double. the only LC error and 1
fl)out to score four runs.
H.ll. I.r "Is & (.,nr'k llflll liOil 11 o-s 'i
Wlllaml!ll'.! ~~~~~ 1110 040-!i !1
Zlrnm••m1nn nr.tl Ml'rt• II; t;le~ Grn) ~. nn•l l~oi!&•r, llnnd, !J,
Twin-Bill Featur
Intramural Actio
A double-hender ft'nturcd th •
• eek's intramur :11 action, w11
he Delts playing both end
the twin b11l.
Tht: first game played Tuc da)
saw Lambdn down lhe Ot.>lts b)
a 11-6 count The Dell~ camt
bnck to win the night cap froro
Alpha Rho 15·13. Poor pitchint
and lacadaasical !ieldmg feature
both contests. The win was th
Delts first in three stnrts aftc1
tying Reed coUegc in pre-se:t£o~
nc tion.
With Beta dropping out of tht
'mural loop bcc:ause tht.'y coul
not field n team the se\'cn re
maining squnds have been met·ge
. ' I mto one eague.
UcAfec's Maull'rs dropped th~
Sigmas in n practke tilt 16-10 011
tht! south end of Fi!!her 11cld. Th
two clubs arc slated to bnttl
in regular competition next wceld
Lany "The Dutchman" Bertran
won his .st·cond game in ns many
stnrts from the Maulcr.s.
STANDI NGS
Toam w L Pel
St~rna 1 0 ] .000
K<tppn 1 0 1.000
l\rcAftoc -· I 0 1.000 Coach Alva G ham's racket-Crlflm's whec.l cha1r wath D
motor attached wru; caught brcuz...
mg along at 41 mlle$ on hour
cers took tame .Jt from the&r ::~ftcr passmg two automobiles
conf..,rcnet.: play week to trov-The speed lim1t for ln\'a1id
el down t.o M mouth wheN" chlllJ'S is 20 .rmles per hou1·. "After all," l\h-s. Barney cx-IW ld WSSF D ·
pla.fned, "we don't want any or nve Lnmbdn l J .500
EliUibcthan char.lctcrs parading Commences May 5-9
nround with crew cuts." they white-w.asht.1i the OCE net.· ______ _ ,.;._ ____ ....;;. ____ .....:... _______ _
A world .,tudcnt scn·ice fund
dn\'c \\Ill be held May 5 througt,
May 9. It is n world univer.sity
progrnm o( mutual assistance tc.
provide ways and means for stu
dents and educators to share thetr '~c7
:;oncens led by kw Wnhl. LC Runners Engage Wildcats;
·on lJ oi theu smgles mntcbet;
n~ ~:"~J:lt~~ ~0~~~~.5
~~~~! Hurdlers Clash in Main Event
nS]C:J '.'.'ahl won G·l, G-2; Ray LC's f'J)CedsteJ'S t ngag~ Lin-
HowlC won .6-1, 6-1; Doug Da} f1e.ld's trock tenm touny at 1·30
:von G-3 G-2 J1I0 Hodgkua won on Fh!hcr fl• ld an U1e1r !u'St. dunl
G-.4, 0·1: nnd Bob Christopher meet.
won 11·2. 3·6•6·2. The Wlldct~ts hPv~ dr(lpped
Wahl and :Howie oombined dual meets wllh Pnc1!1c. and \t,'U
thcJr ,..florts to wln lhclr doubl~s lnmcttc while trouncing the OCE
rnat.ch ti-3, 12-10. Day IDld Pat Wolvt.!s ond Gcorc~ FoK , oll•JC~"·
Hibbard won the! Jast mntch C!f Lmfiold ac;c;ordlng to aU re·
ttl afternoon 6·3, ll-9. porta; •cem11 to be lac;king in
The run wnned te;nnla swntle!'f depth, a common trouble
turn to the courts April 29 among trac;k coaehos. Gra.nt
\~h·•n lhe;; engagtJ v.~dlnmette at Sc;hiewe and AI Tarpenning
Salem. On May 1 th•! LC te:am lead the Wildcats 1o whll!
'I a • hott to Pae1fic.. points Linfield gather$. Sc.haewc, con!erencc champ in resources and est:lblish rclallon·
th~ low and h1gh hurdles, wrll sh1ps within the world academic
find plenty o! oppos1taon tn Pio· community.
nt•cr Caley C•>ok who only llllil The textbooks, labor~ tory
week broke the school's low cquipm••nt. student health pro
huadlc n:cotd icctll, ,ludent coopera tive stor<
Tnrpenning ia a freahman and pn• :.ge tor refugee studcntr
from Greaham whore ho ox-arc: only a Iew Qf the ways In
celled in tho sprints and the which the money wtll be used
field event.. This progrnm will Iitke place ir.
The W1ldcut will probably !ur-,IIUch countri~ as Pakistan, Bul'
nish Jit1le oppositiOn Cor lht· ma, Japnn, Egypt, Ct('('Ce ond
Oranc-c nnd .Binck as Conch Eldon
1 Frnncc.
Fax prcdldt..-'d that LC would Stan Milcholl, junior pre-la\\
mort• thnn d!lub't.: L.lnfielri's s~·nrr.o. r;tudcnt !is the head (If &he drive. De Its I ., .33:i -Alpha 0 ., .000 -Polecats ' 0 0 .OOQ - -
SCHEDULE
Tuesday. April 29, 3:30
Sigma vs. Me \ft ·• North field
Kappa \'&. Polecats, South Jtcld -
Golfers to Meet U of P
Thf.: Lt ""1 .• und Cluk ~oil tN m
'"til me• t Pbtll.and univt•rsti tf
ne) t Tuesday in what should l.lc
thc1r toughest match of thP. sen
son. Thursday tht:y rnc.•N Pacific
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