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Volume 10, Number 26

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1952-05-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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:!lory Reign Forecast
FAIR AND WARMER
Ac:companlod by Festlva11e a iO
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EST. 1867 L I 8 R R
MAY 2 1952
LEWIS & t;LAkn G J lEGf
Queen Lo~
Vorno Ha3en Pal Heillg
Joyc:e Jarvi. Patt Blakely
Joanno Burt Ann Longbtltl•
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er Portland . Oregon. Frlday, May 2, 1952 Number 26
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ighaess ay, ee • 015 P!ON£ER LOG
T Entertain een-Elect Lois I At J ueen S Ball' WhnL
("Jun
May
Antl By Catherine D~Us:r•ty
Pool ent~rt mml'nt.. sonc
nnd d nee '' tll req;n ~upl"' .. m~
um l 1•30 p m. todo~ "hen
Jw n-c cct L I rett'IH
11\:r cro" n nd tl~cpts lh­
ttl~ I l:Qpte g \ mg ht'r f1 II
· ruk 0\cr the HI~ Mtt;r Fct
~~~ lJl\0
At ll!.~Q p m ru.•mbe~ "t
R p;:> Plu \tp '' 111 dcren:l
th~ • rtmn • M \\lil r p ',
d mp \ns ~ ~ chtUcng •
St Alph.. Sa~mn an th~
Uurd nnunl c. nte:: t Kapp.
" n th"' ( l t • m IA!il'
U nd '' :-.s mNI out and
th ths:-0 1~ n • hutds o!
Fast • moving. breakneck
.ft~ \ • l htg '"'a.t li't; ll
mJn•Jl haUl bet '1: :ctl the Cit"
gao t "n:" calh r pt:nn• •
ung Defcndln • c K::~pp
t1tlc 1 e Hugh Ha:-court, Will
An Blnlr l..ulol Bob Pete: .
Bud Cos:, Dud K kcnnpp D'
Ma:r1Qn nti Da l.anlcr
S1gm,1,; an the ttght tt1 "•n
n~ Brueo L~n 'O;)IIa. Ju.,
Wadt:. Jun Long, Tom O~Drt.).
Hnz n B< mnni. BtU Martell.
Chul:k B rtnol m us n n d
Chu Jenntn Following lho watu polo
h tt' , \·1r~mm Par.u 11nd Car­
n ) n c.,foord nf Delta Pht
Ct, ~rr _11 \\ a11 p~r!orm a \\ate
b \l ·t.. l\ !.suns Uti! mPr­
n ad \\ llh the bnllt•t arc
~....._. \ .\ l~c•n, Lo1 rmn(' Dtm
l u.no Kfl) Lcwc "ho nt loll('
of t ttc 1}001 \\ al hold the
t ~ fl"n £>1 deck~ lcnc.
·~ ,,f Ocltn Phi Gnmmn.
• I w to tht scrnc of bnth.
a:'lg be ulle • mt•rnb('' or the
• nlz uan \\111 model uato;
1 t,.\. c (•} ,;ho\\ P;. rtlcl-
1', J1 re Dmn(' \'anton, .r\nt:.
l •• Rulh Gregerson. Pat
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B 1 n Kn~ Nross. Tamar.t
Shumn Frost. S u c
imd .Junat'<' ScmJet.
p •• Gt ct ht-'lm \\ 111 narmle
e n'
The program ol 1:30 p.m.
I be ed ,. rt cd to the •'(IS t
• • n \\ er Qu~{'Jl·Cicct Loic;
I , • bt> CTO\\ ned Mny Fete
q b,· praml! mm1sttt 81"1
'1l Muster of ("flt'{'rnnnl,.~
EI m Gunter w11l l'f'ad tht!
q• ·n proclnmnLI,,n
cc.n LoiS wm then con·
:Suet knsglltmg ccn!momcs
\"ll nns 10 c:ampus and town
~. nahUt..'S ror thear scn·i~
L \ 1 ;nd Clark. Student bod), Trodsc. Alrh:. Phi
Omcg11. J\MS and the Alphr.
Gamma :,\\'!lrdt\ \\ 111 be an·
nouneOO, fOliO\\ 00 by the OBtU•
an~ of ~ld Key winners nnd
~tudent.s tapw~d It\! s<'r\•lt•: nn•l
• • I ot o nrganu:ntums.
Junt' Collin• aecompanfl'd
h A me £lhs, \\ill P" rto m
bnllcl solo. J •cqucllnc Gl'­
hcrt \\lll offer & 8ons Lrtbult
to the quN!ll, Snrang '" My
H<"nrt.. accotnphntro by L<m
D~ano.
The recessional. played u\'
the ~y:mphomc band w1ll clo!l~
thl' {CJmt I con>nntton ocro­
mon\· and lend to an aftcrnoo:'l • of ~ports as LC m~ Portland
t.: fnt" lrock at 2:30 p.m. on
Fasht'r field
Commtad performance nf
th~ "Tanung of the Shrew '
~'all conclude l'l j,, y•s Prf··
grilm at 8.30 p.m. in the tht!at­
er
Sa~urdn\· afternoon LC will •
plaJo' 1~ fourth confcrenct'
gam(' .ag~1nsl l .. tnf1cld nt I :30
p.m. on r-asher fldd.
Chmrndng the two-dny fcsti·
\'&I, the queen•:; ball, lrcc lo
the puhHc:. \\'Jll put the £m-
1 lung touches on th Ma~ fcs-Soft stsnins of music, spl"ing flower'S nnd paslt·ls wil
blend together m a sprm~ rhap~ndy tomorrow C\'t>ninc w nat
lhe subJ~Cts of Queen Lms I dan~.:c 111 her hono1·.
Tht' gvmnnsn am will lUl'll ml(l n royal garden for th<•
nu~l (~uccn':-. Ball Decor.alt!d \Vath spnng flowers rmd '''hi
papu column~ thss )'C'l1's ball will curl'y Uw theme "Spri
Rhupsody." Music will be 1urnishcd by Frunl' Elliot nnd I
Moonlighter s.
• Tho Oueon's Ball is forrnul nnd ----··-·-·---- 1
is ftc t•l all tbl! subj~:r\.S o( Qu~·t n ~UEEN 'S BAU
Loas rUld lu~r court. Tuxcd•>5, din Date Saturday. M•y 3. 1952
nt•r jftC.kt ~ls And su1ts nrc acC\'pl Tame: 9:00 p.m. ,
able rnr the ml:n. Corsages arc in I Coat: Froo
order. Ore51: Formal (!ux,doa. dlnn
Queen Lo1s nnd her court wtll Jackoa nod auiJs--m,n) Form.
be antroduccd at intm mlisJOn m eta -Women ICon~ogor in
nil the tr.gal <.'Crcmony o1 n royttl order)
court An honor Guard of mnc -----·---- .. ---- ......
men dressed in \\ hilc dinner Jack­
ets will <'nrry white c:mdl".- und
h••rald the entrance or the court Yes,~
And I
CTha
Desc
Now
Thro
So, H
Am
Web
We lq
Trad\ Th• honor gund consLStS nf
Gary Andrews, Bob Bissell, Jun
Dodson, Rob Hilk••n, Stan Match­
t•ll, K\·n Scnms. Bnan Tt!llt•r and
0flUI.: V;m Fll't!l. Strm MeG• alia
Will be lht.• &tnnderd ocurcr. May Queen
Banquet Given
By Alpha Rho tory on \1
WOithv N
With ron atmospht n: of Ilaliora We Also included in th1 int~·rmlr.·
sinn t•nlcrlninm'"•nt L Vargini.,
Bator. soprano. mus1c nnd crmdlt·ll~ht, Queen Student
l4o1s I and her t•scnrt, Richard
Lange, '\'Cro.! nnnounccd and led
the royal c•1urt thruuch the ~r~at
nrch of the "Cnrt• dt• Rcgmn," at
the Tr1naty EpiSl'Opfll church.
The tl'l) nl prtncc.'!Ses, t..>scortcrl lo Hsto1
right DC
you do~;
calls on
'Taming of Shrew' Performance
Ordered By7 Her Majesty Lois I Th(• Qul'C'n's Ball wlll bqun at
9 p m. nod will cont1nue to mad·
mght a<:et•rdm~ to Thcr.::;.a Mich·
enlson, ncncral chnirmnn or the
dnne<:. Mr. and Mrs. John Bou­
fcm:t. M1·. and Mrs G~rge RtShop,
Mr and Mrs. Sadncy Phllhps nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Eu.gcnc Ross wlll
be the CllfH~tnl pntrons and pntron­
t'SSCS..
CommitJoc!l for the Queen's by members of Alpha Rho Omegn put yo
frotct·mt.>, followed lhmr Queen he'll un
to the long hcnd bnnquet table: _ \nd
nnd \~ c• c :;co ted n .. Queen LotH drive is j~.:
took her plot c beneath ll huge \'OU starlE
gl1ttcrms crown. • ,
F'.•clng thl! C()Urt were severn! self. Don
smnllc~1 tnbl('S nt wluc:h Wt'N ~cat. tive gh•e~
t.•d Dr nnd lllrs Morgan S. Odt•ll, anyway a
lh
fl.ll'l
D B~· F!t)yd C~mmins
t tb t
~urt
p 8,} Q 1ce.n Lo~ j
t e L.v.ts nnti
' l pres nt
nd p " ll numre
' "ih 'T:ammg ul
Sh~"' tonight 1 8 0
lf u· c:amp theater
' H tilt \\ o d1 an • ex ;<.}' nt J(lh .. Petruch1o ..
tb n~;m I t o-:ul!ht run t~
v. \\Jll a ~ n Ucmpt :n
t. P t. I a 1\ t s K-.t~
t'rt t~e • :md -U~ i
bel c t , n U e pla·
Happ) O\ er tr. • ut. J1l( \\d.
be A den C .;; Gn:mto, BtU
Q\\ en. Luecnt~o. .. na R L
T bm Horter~ \ h nr~.: t}
mu~d Ul lhCll' eft ru to rnar
Ann Rt'ed Btar. ldl K ~
e!'Ul marr ~
Marg11rct Ba:ney. dt l'Ct r
II ttltZNJ h good nd\1in~-•
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s.
p'
t nr. ... no stacmr. m "Thf."
nne of Shnl:cspe re
dcush\ful coml'dfco;,
rcuchtns ft~rc-lc tl
"ns onJ:tnil hy
• n •play wathln a
b l 1 p~cntcd by Miss
\ \\ lthout thl' 'outer .. -hlth she bt.'IJC\'C:i I
Jr :o the ll\'erogc nud­
She h s nddcd a Png.
:It ducc the rln,y lo th.:
l. :> atod on nil •d~
p .) Cl
:rt.c-:~enr, Uus lint com.
r R perfonnnnce as nol th
• M s u "hen hsgh st'hool
~ r l.._,e Portlnnd metro-
I ". n rca \'ISJl campu! a
no post<. a.son perf.:>rm­
v. 111 be pr" en ted.
I C mments or tho c who
l:J., een the nlny already h .. , c been on~r:y complimcn~­
aey t'~cn tn Ute light or the
• u.mpenng" i.h&l has bceu
done wath Shckespeure.. Th('
t.ampr;nng" an m~ny respects
hns tmprm-ed the play t1tthcr
than dttr.:lctcti from it. Thr:
h.·w cfui~s bring to mintl
last sea on 5 "Atlllgone" \\')th
a French seHmJ rath••r than
the clnssnc.:.I Grct'.k one M thl'
o~::gsnal De\,attOn m the right
dJrectton but n•'lt d~trO) ing
nn~ ortgtndl mtent... docs not
·et..m tD b~ harmful.
'"The Tammg of the Shrew"
ts a rc~pturmg of the custom
of L \US and Clark to end
the Se!.!On '''tth a Shakc::peare
offer .ng. In one :;tudent's
OPlntOn, o\ crhcard at th·~ first
pcrfonnance. ..That wos one
plv..-that should be n must
f(lr ttll _erious students 31 th1s
college to see." Ball nre \Jilder the gc.ne.rol lend~
I crshtn of 1'hercsn r.hchcalSQn.
Other rommattcc members tn-
1 elude D•~lMt'.:; Ft5chcr, !M rr•l) n
Tnrbl'l, D1ck Vf•ll and Don Floren M1ss Freda Hart.z.fdd, Dr n or Syria?
Mt-Charles W Howard, Dr. nnd An ~
dccoratic•ns; Allee Pcakt>, rctrcsh­
mc·nts; Ann G 111nnmJ.! anti Frnnk
Ellmt, pubhcJty; Mnnle Craw­
fc•rd, pntorns; Kny Shcrmon, c:IOE k
rnom; and Hugh Hurcourt and
.hwk Jcnmngs, programs
'fomot'J'OW night's dancr· \\ill be
the fmnlc tJf th•! two d<•Y May
Felt· cercmomf"
Kissed, by Heck! :'.1r . , .... rgll l·'oJ•drtll, rlpl't>Scntn-
ll\1' nt the \'nnous JrnlcrnJlles
rtnei gut!Sts.
After the mnin dmncr cout"Sq
tht• <.u1.1rt nnd gut•sts wen• cntl!r·
ta nt·d by Jon ~:t Hutton, who
pln~~d th..: uccord10n, n lllJCintt>Un
dunc:c by Ardr•n Cnug and Nnncy
Plltmnn atJd Italian wnl;s by bnn­
ton(', Howord nutzcr.
Followanc the dcSS<'rt, ltnlinn
1ce cream. Hobert 1 •. TLabor, prcsi­
d~nt of Alphu Rho Omcgn, :ld·
orcsscd lhc dmcrs. Then the
May QUL'Cn ·~:lcc t l.cJ1s Gaither Qu~n of Mo~ Lo1s Gnith••r, rose
can't clatm she's never been klsii-tD c:xpn."SS her 1~1 atiiicnllon !or
cd. I ncr 10yal position.
The .Mny court nppcated on 1 As agam the lutl1an folk music
KG\\''s Hostt•s.-; Ilou~c program floated thrnugh the hcmquet
last fo'rtdny momanc at 10 a.m. room, th<! Qur3cn Hnd hca court
Moster of Ccrcmomcs Brad Reyn-were c>COrted rJul through the
nlds Introduced Qu~cn J..ais nnd a1 ch from the CCJfc de Regina
h1•r rwwn prmcesscs WhCim h-:.-cndtng 1 he C\'cnlllg's uctlvltie s..
nRkcd to tell about llic college's The th(•mc of the unnuul May
May !de ·achvita;'s, Thun, alter Queen B n 11 q u c t, Wcdm•&day,
mcNmc lhc class princesses, hr~ Ma}' 30, .lii'OnSOrt>d by Alphn Rho
!iang, "TC;i Cor 'l'\\'O" for tl:cm. On~o!t;a. WllS It alum with ~heck-
fll•ynold s Pr••sr.nted Lois with I o'I'Cd tnblc doth&, candled wine
un Mr:h1d and a klt:s. bnttJes. and ltrdiun food.
May Fete Schedule
Friday, May 2nd
11.00 a m Ro ' (.;arden Ceremony
IJ::JO rt.m.-Quct:!n's luncheon on lower campus
11:·15 o.m.-Oampus org.tniza tions' informaltappmg ceremony
on the campus. (i\'e\\' m~mbers to be annoanccd
at coronation ceremonies )
12.00 p.m.-Folk dancing demonstra tion by the rythrns clnss
under direction of Mrs. Hester Turner on lower
campus
12~20 p.m.-Wa ter Polo, Swimming Pool
12::i0 p.m.-Pool Entertamment, Swimming Pool
l .00 p.m.-Symphonic Band Concert. Enst Lawn
I :~o p.m.-Co• onallon Ceremony
2::Jo p.m.-Lewis and Clark-Port lund Uoivm·sily Track Mt.·et,
Fi h•~r Jidd
8:30 p.m.-Taming of the Shrew. Comrn.mtl pcr(uJ"manc c for
QUt'l'n I .r)t I, J .itlle Thcalt<:.
Saturday , May 3rd
I :30 p.m.-LI!Wi:; and Clark-Linficld Buscball Game, li'isher
field think al •
in Syri
what ll
and CJc
forbid .
And j
big, wide
students i
The only
!rom you
dollar or
HyOl
a small st
singers
Sprinr.z C
Cn ic au
For j
work or~
parlmen l
passed u~
The 1
inauguro~
credit to
menl. Tr
around
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c-oli• ""' P f:.too p .. r
)-;ntH
Blll Fou
Ann Grar
Nancy M
Kaly, :tt:a !amttd shrew. gins ".th• word .. to ha.r
et ~mm:.ad ~rfor.maace . 8:30 p.m. lor.i~bt . apprentice 5hrews and their respeaive hubbaea 0:00 p.m.-Formal Queen's Ball, College Gymnnsium, Il'l'nnk
Elliott nnd His Moonlighter s a.poi'Wn l
l"loytl I
aprott,
Oa~ J)rtll, J'1 ., ... , 1"1
aowmaa
-d ay, May 2. 19.52 PIONEER LOG Pr.g Tbrco
~ ~----------------------------------~ ~ -To l.Jois-on nia · /Ja · ~----- BARK OF THE LOG----~ '.1' Whnl is"" rare •• a cloy on May? • B I ood c en fer Director c 0 m plime nts L c Donors; I
I"Junc" \\IOlC LOWI'11• btll w. don't cnre); I Dorm Student Complains About Automobile Elves
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nnd hi
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dinner
I Form.
1ge, in l\lay is lh~ month nncJ lotlny is the Day-
Ami gtu1d Quocn Lois hns IN down her hair.
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Yt•s, goud Quc<.!n L01s has let down her hair
• A.ncJ tht• hou>t•-toll holr·dO no longer is oi!Cn­
(Th.'nk the go11d Lord!) for )h•r spun g()hf locks
llt"•••rvc better trcntmcnt now sh~ is quct!n.
Now lads nnd losses of Lt.!wis and Clark.
Throw off yu\11' cares and b·• happy and gay.
Your hesl bib nncJ tucker and gewgaws put on
As you honor our Que~n nnd her Court in your play .
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So, Hail! our dcaa· Lois, nnd all of ,your train-
A more gracious monarch there never has been;
We. bless you, caress you and ~ay once agam
We love and adore vou, our beautHul Queen.
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.BenJamin A. Th3xtcr.
.. 4 Dintecl Shan1e
Tradiliono lly, ~~II drives for donations begin with a long
story on why a person should kick in with a dollar or two to u
worlhv cause That i what t~ u .uallv dont But nCJt now :ooperatton. Unlimited . .. Supply Limited. n but tl comp ct• .. t nf c't lu l'
To ll•c l~dih•r: When th•• Hed C:ro Blcx. o 1 rr.,g• , cqmp• t wtth padlo ktl
IJII~ wr;nl lo l.,(•wla nnd .Cl k ~ j to (t P Ure p.x nnrl '' lm .
lt:gt> 'T'hun:dny, lhc mtcndt,nt (:X. frc•m comph tdy dJ cc; , bllng
P"ClmJ 125 donors to shu ~r th• d•1rrn a tdtnt • ~'fi~ Plco ,.. cr• pt our d~f±P pp ec:i­
ntum of th •plcn(lld oo Pl!!'tlliCin
t•f llw stnrr nr.ll Much nt of Ll:WI But 170 tJff r• d blood I nd 125
WI'T•.: fiCCI'Pll.'tJ 08 dono• •
unci Clnrk coli• gc tlunng 0~~" At Tlt:ixl cO'Itq~c tbl not c P
srrwdmobilf..' \'l il on April 17. pr.nrPd m lhe C!Oilngr poJ)I'r' ''Tne-
Sp elnl thnnk& must o tn Don-achc•duletl \'asll rJf thro 81t10d
mel JohM .md hL! t f11cit.nt. cum-bH WllS cnncl!led b<oca £ ,.., r
mll'••c f•lr mor than douoUnn In~ thnn 20 pcCiplc r~lgncd up
I'\1SUI\s or the pre\·ious draw mg. "Ho .Vt!"er the Red c 0:: • lll
Through ~h 1r unntrntmg eff· end n bus to toke-pt;"J)I" do n
orts Lo llr•lp uthr•:$ th y have llo~rn lo lhe•r mnm h• ndqu ~
sensed the true m11nmn of R •d d enough stgn up S<:l' Dottv• \ic­
Cross erva,.e :md ho\• bt.'t'Omt> :l! Corimck in the News Bun.'tltJ
much n part of t!li' org .. m7JSUon as M. Yb" l...cw[s and Clark ~o J d
u1 w~lunlc••rs who hr.lped staff R<'cd n transruaion. !t h"n't b~on too drtric 1lt f , ..
the donmtl' nd the: mmnt nancc
•nil to J, u&h bo.lt thr> pr:: t11 ol
kc tb~t hn-. • t.nkc.:n plnc,. •• 10Ef
of U~t:m hDV<! been funn~ nn 1
c •od humor ~ ntml to n
p, cUe 1 JQI.• n rotor t'> ;m
c.!!t tJ\,.. d!nr;a\Jutor
How• ver -...:h n automobila nf'{'
.ound to ~ Without me ~­
u 1 pnn or tb~<l.l' runnmg mech­
anum-lhu' makmg lr.iV£) am­
J)ODJb)(' th1 s.s nat funny •
the unal. Dick Fo~gan.
A total of 135 pmts of IIC~-Oregon Journal ''Mill E.:tc!r." ln fact iJ lnconvenJC:neu mnnl'
tudcnts who mu!;t be n jOin on
gtving blocx.l \\ crc collcctttl from The Wee Folk Snt d h h hur"h •. ur y IJ!' Y. t t CJr , the I h.J who pr nt ;d them-T th ..... ,_ "h 1 5 .., o " r..ulu.rr: ... o rs or unu~
Itnliel'l Wo don't want to oak for donations for tho World
Queen 1" d sci VI'~. ''"·r~(~or ro~l,dls mdg thc~t! In the pusr fr•w \HI~. It rt;.sl Sundo.,. mt~m ng.
PL'fJP 1'• Wl •• mn! 1.: un cr ~'P· ur•comc jnc1 Pll&mgly unfortunU•·
nrntt• cover. I rhol this C•)llt:cr. •s not uppo~M It I drw;'ll-i ht small of the
~. h ..l Student Service fund. That s humi 1aling an who wants 1c ar"' nd l(.d to Uston to a lot o£ oxeueos about why lt is impossible
e grt:''lt right now. Instead. we say to h wllh fund drives. H H lh!!rc nrc olht:rs \\'rhct h;we by 0 smullerln , of mulu million •stLic folks to fo~gct .. bout th n:-­
gJvcn at the Ct.:nter, plt as~ feel aJrcs scntten.'(l thon.~ghou• • t. pon Jb1ht1& U13t oth 111 hold an 1
II'C•' to od lhcar nnmt'11 to he hsl ar<':l. c.rnnol meet \\hen at t:s d :oov rcrt
n t. th • I 8t r.unut thu t th .1 r. ~
\\ th t d qu t=: t !'1 p t1on. 11," at you don't want to give to the WSSF representative that
ch. calls on you. toll b.m that you re saving your money to Horoltl E. Spoelstra
A t. Admlmstnuv12 D.lrector
Portlllnd Rtt~Jonnl Bl od Centr•r Tht~ c:urn·IIt n~..-ctl thot p.
thl5 stntcmcnt IS not n nt p•
b­
d-
0 put your aged grandmothor through reform school •.. megn SP 1 S Sinc:e deluxe! gnruges c pr t!}
Qu~en he'll understand as he .. probably doing the same himself. QHN S LANDER much oul uf t.'le qu sta n .,.1
tAble • A 'ld b) a\ means be c;un · o n.m~m bet· that the_ '\ SSF I ii1l th... 1dents c n do !Jl
n LoU{ drive is just another leech on your pocketbook. It's about time Liquid Pest Infests camp us a Jl<.tll •ntly \\.l t I ~ c;p;uo••
huge you stnrlcd n drh•c for something worthwhik._:.namely your- 1 p.:~.r..a • nd o gwd to ::Ulmoblf~._
ew~ral self. Don't pay any attention to the sales talk that rcpresenta-Hot Rodder Needs Governor ' ~tt~h/rr::-n~~ p-o ~·.II to cur
scat-th·e gi\·es you ... ht 'll probably k~cp 50 per cent of the take . I p. • By J1m Spohn bugf!y bumper.>'' ror th• r .r Oddl, an\'wav and what do "'OU care for some student over m (,rcccc C . d •• 1 lh tl 1 ld ffi A!an ~hJ
~ ol "' OlnCI en.. Wl 1C QrTJ\'3 WDU SU C('.
and or Syri l, Just watch oul for yourc•.!lf nobocl\ dse dut.. of Sprlng ' the coming of thE' • • •
)r. nnd And then. after you do all this higb·faluling thinking. plllJlts. ht> • Cokio; At h1gh noon Fr:Jd, v In t m<> -----,_.0-------·
escnt a~ .rnlttcs think agaln. You could just as well be that college student B•ltlll'l ·• T.h.i extremely wnrm mu ·~
in Syria or tho one ln Greece. Have you ovor thought nlnnt mt•Y c:unc flouting lJTO.lJcally f m Fiash!
Govcrnc: Ee.•J War:en of Ca.:if-what it would ho like if no books were available at Lewis fO\tnd la) mg on lhe r:r-rn nd ll n hud I 1 Jl
en(~ ono brenk .. i:'nthtJSln t 1omp d and Clark. You might have to be out working , heaven the t: m Pus :ac.ro... the tlonr, G·~r e nu l t;tl ornhs w1U gin m:a c~C:r~ on
campu£ Tuttti,a;o. Mny G. , 1 ll
p.m. :n tho 9)'m. \Vho forbid. • . &r••• n, hungtn& ond ,.\lm{l Sw 10, Arthur .1 ·•1 nteUa Nanc,• And think hord too ubout there being something in this from but:ht. or in::tructor. wh1rlcd th , u h u
bar;-big, wide world that transcends nalu:mal boundaries. Yes, grO\\im(! nght et o.r ctcmon trnt•on tt. r .. -------· -~
1 h up through ce-J\1 Jl t T · •"' Fellowship Awarded students in 1 ron and Germany :lre the same peop e as we ere. m<"ut vaH:.s and ~J~-. t.: •r urnt: .....
l~!!:i~ The only difference is lhatlhey need a litlle help, a little push, Jim Spohn benches. Whoooeec. man!
from you and me and all American college students .. Just a The plant (coll\)Quu:u: cok • • • I To Econoiiiics Teacher
• ad· d" 1·' } 1 b t 1 ) h b h Wrutcr Mt.ad. ..:conom11.: an-the dollar or a 1mc wou u le P· o t c . w 1 n un;ung '' 1 n c· Hove you C\ cr wond• red t
. rose Jf you do think twice nbout WSSF ~ you'll lose. You'll lose t..'lr, as mo t rcfr•..,hing: but aft r how th~,. 1gnm,.nt r . h~ ruct r has been wardrd fcl-
n for a small sum of money and you'll gain a world-full of thanks. tt hn.1; been sopped of Its juiC(> news story arc p:1ssc.d out in th~; liJW:~>hlp m bus1n tor the cum-
music
nquet
C'OUt t
h the
• cgma
>day,
Rho
eck-
nc•l1 y •
for
k ur B \V tht• tern JS n clunenn~ nulsam·c notorious LOG offJCL .. He c n ntu b31 the Fuund:ltion tor Eco-
n • · · U would be nppncmtt..a, m th~.: plc· m m cs Educnnon and Weye -
1 T I' v E mtcrcsl or campus nentnt:ss. if To the Muter: -
..!: reat • or .J. our ~ ars everyone cumlng JD contnC:l with ',itt> 1 reoh~ lhnt t' }: G 1; n&•U r T:unber CGmpan}.
tlus plnnt would slup u mto th~ .a~eo;umptuQu on my pn t to hi:cr:d hope to grun a compr -
Take the college choir, add the orcheslra. band, mndrigal
singers and the glee club ond mix well-the result is the
Sprin~ Concert lu be presented next Monday, 'May 5, at the
Civic audilOJ Jum.
For jusl aO cent~ n studtmt may see and hear the handi­
work u[ weeks :1nd months of praetice by the entire music de­
partment of the college. In effect, it's a bargain that can't be
passed up if you ltke any kind of mus1c at all.
'the college should f~el pride in this annual city-wide
inaugura tion of National Music week. It is an honor and o
cr~dit to Dr. John Stark Evans and the entire music dcpnrt­
rnenL Treat your ears to a fine program arranged for nll-
around musical enjoyment~ W. B. W.
-•
.. •. ~ CoDelSde PreiS
ntflciRI publlonllnr• <•I tho J>· ~ocl. tool !-luo.l•nt uf t,•\\11'1 lln•l Olarl:
l'oll• go• t'ublhltlt\1 '" ••1 I durln1• •h• c.ol1,.a;., )·· ar. r'u4l>crlptlon rutl'!l!
$!,110 J"r )ollr. _ 1-'nt••r"l us l<•cou•l dnsll n ~Ito r "' l•,rtl•nll, Or•·r.con . EDITOR
Bryce Wbl!e
Bill Fosa Managing Editor G•raldine Sprott Asst. Society wooden cont.nlncr mnrkt:d • Coer.. rcmmd you. hlUc an igniflC nt hc.nSJ\'c prcturc of llh.: 'pcr.mon
Cola." thang thot I om, mav I humbly t f •1 buSUlcss tum, USlQg We) '-r-
• • • 1ntorm ynu thot w~ ore t xp t'nc hccu • r's as nn example Hts tour
With oll the ~·dlow pnmt be-:l feature n••xt Mondoy f:om Ult: \\ •II probably !i'l:lrt wrth n P rJ•HJ
rng sprcuri nruund t!w 1."3mPIIS J.!r ·ntcst wtltl•r uf them nll, nn '· of Uml' 5p~,;nt :st the f1rm's h• nil"
mnyl>c 11 would b•: n good tdt.o ly YOU! oHlu' ln 'fncomo ometipl t' ofi.e.r
Juru• 1. • hl point a lew c:rOts\\ :ill'.s to pro- Hopang I hove not offend :'d
lc·d the student bouy from Bob )'OU hy daring 10 v.rritc tb DIJt•
Lacllnult•'s hut roil. J remain.
11 not ~ross walks, may'ht:: o, Most objectedly }OW
govern<Jl"' ond some ·•rubb,!r bab} The Fctalure Edito:
WHITE'S WHITTLINGS Dl• We~ ::Thiil::u: r campnny is
p;.a) mg Mend $400 to c:uv r livang
t.: p. n f.'S for the summ r, piUZJ
,,lJ trnnsportatl n I.X•sts.
Editor Lifts LOG From Thespian Harless' Foot;
'Being Queen's No Cinch,'Comments Queen Lois
cdy. r don't tht!lk Shnkt::;p c.' :lfj:llD. An~ \Uiy, it m ) By Bryco Whito ftJ.r n
audiences hove loughed ns b. d lJm figure .••
Dew\!.} Horle • for nll thnt Wt' an yenn; a" they did rr1d y night Ju&J Jwo weeki !rom no~ our
mny hn' c infer.n d &b<•ut hlS <'X• To you cirls who havt• • "J)Ir., hi~h school '): oung~ r coulllJU from
nrcssc•d opinions. d d a !inc )Qb 1iuns of bemg M:ty Qut!en .• Pl•TUnnd will t kc 01."\!r che r:un
~~ Pt·truchil) In .. s~?~:~pc:u~·~ doy, Llll$ Gtitth r would lute to VUL rm:at:anc hnnng aooo h lh
raming u( tht.: Shrc\\: .nst ""et:k. 1 uc a warning· b mg QuetJn "hoot Sl nl{il$ l.').Qlinl: cln !-
Let mt• lx' tnt.: fmil to lift Lhe is nQ rinth •.. 11 tnk Ume nn:i rooms aU day. And nt long
LOG from his rumblt to whl.i.l'c 'cnc.rf..}' ::md for one ,,. ccli )'O\:: we're imagm1ng thing let's
it h•ll lost "'' ck. We had hereto· h(c 1sn't \'mlr own. unnganc thnt :rou :u-e ·' GOOD
ron• thout;ht him. to put it blunt~ She was worn uut Jn t \I; 1 k SALESMAN thnt dlly. Ann Grannlng
Nancy Miller Edltorial Editor
Socacty Edllor Tom O'Day Sports Editor
Herb Scholder reutura Editor
Bl•i-r Lindle Adv. Mgr. ' ly. o hnm. Now ll b~tlm-.:s; 'llt<.'C from runnmg o1·nund the cnm- You know, JUSt n kind v.wd ~if
a.porten11 ••••: oanb l"anll.lDc,
Plo)'d 0 u m n1 1 o a, 0el(a1411lt
lprott, 0 bar l • • 0Wil'RClUbt,
OaUlerbl.t DtU..tnt)', Wla!Dt
Drt.D, ~lJn lpou, Warutr •r•n­•• ... rlo •-Ptrk!Dt , '9&rrtata •owmao. Ch:oul• tlOD.
I~J)htDaOJI ,
llan Cloltt,
lrlda. J>at ltrll114f, Al
ao •• ••mbt, ••r·
lllllary X. unci, All c: t
~---------------------~~----------------- " smy lu r• nig-whicn I n plea! j pus, hnving n 1~tho lntcn~l \t,; n lntle encour:n,t:ment to thean
utt· I <JVer a lottll 6t~uon and rrugbt br.mg thu colleg» :~ littl,.
Hi~ interpretaJion and Mnrgnr-1 her picture tnk\:n by o:.tt .,r the n..'(! n ear •••
c• P.a, n,,..,.·. ~reno staging proved pt:ople. nnd mnshc t!'•;:n lot~cr your tu-
tu be jU t Whlll the ductor ord~T"-If She k~p Lhe p:IeC Wrt 1Uon Jf YOU W !re :t gt00 i!noUJn
•:d: a hN•Ithful !i.UmU\nnt to a t11nt duy. st11:'ll no doubt 1..., ,) Gll smnn ••• but \\:h:lt nn unagi-
1 ollicking Sh:tl! p..:1J'(;;ln com wh n Chrj tmns rolls cr ;nd n:.:tun! J PIONEER LOG
On the SDCt(J/ Std£ en!yc=~~~n~!::tt New Book Falls
. . . Popular Beliefs Beach Tr1ps, Part1es Htndln~ UIC (\'8 ~~o,·e!l hM • ~ k d nc"•'r r(!nlly U!'t'n nppro,·ed ns n T In Soc1al ee en means of pr(.'du:nng lh~' !utur~ .1 0 .1-' but the tt\'Crngc college :;tud('nt
in .r\mcncn today can get D fnirl~·
good ld~ n of whnt he'll be dom~
10 ten or twcmt) yeni'S by rending
"Th~) Went to College" \Hnr­
rourt. Bract>, nnd ( o ) whl<'h is
b;tH•d on u 11Cit'llll1ir tudy of (nets
regnnHn~ the ntstor y or p~st
college gr::~duntcs. Gr~ News
Lnst WC<'kend wllS spt'.n\ nt Oregon bcal'ht'S by ml'mbcr~ of :\l_p_hn
Gnnlmn nnd Theta Kappn for the purpose of Jnt(lrmru pledge lf\ltJn·
uon.
Alphn CnmmR "Ill conduct the !ormnl ccrt·mC~ny on cnmpus then
mu~t !or dinnt'r r.t Rt>dmonds SundBy C\'t:nmg, ~loy ~ Th(l e bt"ang
1mtaated nre JcannP llulsbrink, Arlene Hergert. Shirley Emst. Mary
Mfller, Be' r2y Sluydt r, Ann ~'ltch, nnd J03n Johnson. •
Theta Knppa h<•ld thcu· lntLiatum and dmner lost mght M Bergs
Chnlt:t Thost' recel\'lhg lhcar pms and mt.•mbershtp nre: Ju?y Brenr.
Ruth Ga} lord, Donna Jc\\"Cl, Sue Kong, Joyce Robertson, Ka,> Sher­
man nud Solly Skmncr.
A u\\'{unt r Roast • wns gaven hy tht.• plt.'dgc!! of Stgmn Rho for
their mernbc: rs and recent alums Gnmcs, l'n~crtmnmcnt. h_ot dogs
and ace cream sundaes werr htghhght.s of thiS socJnl ~vt.·ntn~ lnst
Frida,·. • • •
A ten ,,. given los: Sunday by lhe alum chapt('r of Stgma Rho
for Uu: purpt•se of bcooming b~ttcr ot.-quntnlt.-d w1th the acuvc cam·
pus ' .1pt~
BeJroth~
A 1m unced aer.ently wns the cn!;agcment of Meld~m CoH<>~\
freshman busmcss sdmimstrnuon major, to Constance French, ::to­
don at Pnctfic una\·ersity. No dc.fmttc dote has \x:cn set for the wed-
ding. . .
Telling Crtt•nd of her t'ngagemcnt Is Ordena Dav1dson, fresh-
man home economics major, to Dcun Laxton, Portland. No dale has
bern set for the weddang,
• • •
Announ~ rccentlv WllS the engngement of Shirley Giacchero.
freshman business ad,;,uustration major, to Peter Marine of the
na''' ~t dehmte dntl' ha~ been ~t for the wedding . • Proud Pa.ren.ll
A dlJUI t~·• r Nan<:\' Ann was hom April 18 to Mr. 3nd Mrs. Fran· . ~ . . nse C.ox wcightng i pounds i ounce...;. The proud popo •~ a scntor m
physJcal education .
Club News
Serood annual Fiesta of the Spamsb club was held last Frida~·
evcrung ot the home· of Hen!')' Kohlho!C m Beaverton lor the club
mer hers and their guests.
S.ac:h RetreaJ
The annunl Spnng retft'at sponsored by the' Campus Religious
council wUI b< held at Camp Magruder at Barview Mal 9-11.
\\'Jtb the theme "God Sp< .tks-Listen" dascussion, erious thOU£ht
and quiet meditation a" a\ from the daily Mutine Will be the order
of the day.
Further inlormation and registration blank5 may be obtained
from or gi\·en to Gary Wilson {Box 163) or Dr. John L. Anderson
Forty persons is t.he limit nod all regiSU'ation fees must be paid by
next Tuesdlly, May 6.
Washington ·Minister
To Give Chapel Talk
The Re,·erend Obed Void, in-
1Stcr of lhe Tnmly Lulheran
cllurcb of Vanoouv~r. Wnshing­
ton, wdl speak an chapel ~-rvicc,
Thursdny, Mny 8 nl 11 n m.
.Student lender for the ocl.'.nslon
IS Mary Ellerby, sophomore Span­
ish maJor.
Prior to Rev. Vold's two years
llt Ole Trintt}' Luthernn church 10
''a.ncouver, he was mmister of ll
church in l.afayette, Cahfomm.
&fore that he &CrVL"Ci ns chap­
lain in the nrmy :followinR his
th<.1ologmn work in SL Paul Theo­
loCJcnl seminary.
'YoJJ Mean Prof' By Elaine Drill
Four blue-eyed princcssl's will
represent their class w1th th"
coun or Queen Lois I and crown
pnnccsscs Verno Hallen and P.:~t
Hcalig rcigning over the :~nnuol
May Day festh•iUC! May 3 nod 4.
Senior princess, Joyce Jarvn
IS an English major. The dimpled.
aubum-h11ircd princess belongs
to Alphn Gamma. Weighing 123
pounds. th1s Portland born girl
keeps tnm by swimming and
dancing.
Joyce says 1ha! .she is excalt!d
ubout the May festivities and
fecls thni "May court is the event
Of the j'Cat,"
Swimming cnthwiast, P a l t
Blakely. who plans lo work ns
u life gubrd in her home town
ot .Bc.nd this summ••r, is the ju­
mor's court choice. Beine n prm­
C<!SS 11 not a n•·w exp •rien~f' fot
this 5-loot-4-inch brun(•Ue, P. E
major, who wns the prom queen
or Bend high schQOl.
Pau is a momber or Thr tn TIME maguzim.• is responsible
!or lhe book, which IS bn~l·d on
:1 survcv the mngaz.me mnde m • I!Wi. 1\lnny popular bl•hcfs about
<'ullcge students f•n' shnttctL'<I tn
n book that turn~ out to be fasci­
nating reading, although it ad·
hl.!t cs stru:tly to statistics.
Studr:n\S who work their way
throuf,!h college. !or mstanc1.•
while ending up with u htghct ln­
t'Oml' than non-college gruds,
ncverthcles> do not, as a ftrOUP
1!\'er make as much money in af­
ter hfc ns do students whose par­
enl<: sent thl'm through college.
Burt. The sophomore's twinklmg­
cyed princess enjoys <til sports
espec1ully playing on the c:ollcgt
trampohne.
Joanne, who is S(lcioUy active.
enjoys being n member of Theto
Kappn, W. R. A.. Sncajawcan
and the Pep C'lub. Shl• was nlso
a member of the rally squad.
Linc:oln high graduaJo , Joanne.
"Enjoys beint n pnnc1.>ss 10 sp1to
or the unavmdable rush."
Freshman princess. Ann l..ong­
bnlla, ls not new at the ~xperi·
(•nee of being elected princess .
Last year, she wns queen of Holy
Ball ot Twin Falls high sehoul,
w her,. sh~e wns also S•~cre tary of
the student btxfy
This 'cute' pug-nosed turl r.n·
joys nil sporl' and lik(· . to talk.
Singing, nlso, Is on her list of 1 e­
Cl'ca lions.
'Crown princess. lnll, stt&tl'ly
Pnt Hcillg measures 5 feet 7 ~
inches in hcisht. She has brown
hair and ia the only dark·•')'ed
prinC'It!SS i.n tht.• courL A perturb<."Ci s.tud.:nt, whose
name was Y. Jthhcld for obvi-
0\11 :reasons. recently entered
th.U not.c to h11 mstructOr on Ko1>pa, Amu:nns. Sncajaweans , ______ L_O_S_T _____ _
ond was on the rally SI'JUIId.
the end o! nn ex minut.lon he
had ftU1cd:
"' believe this tcst wM Vt:ry
unfair as 0 ft:!W of )'OUT QUOI­
UDns co1Dc1d :d WJth my an·
e .. ..
''It is ll btg thrill to rcpres<.>nt
m)' class in the :fC:!llv1tu:.-s anJ
J hope the w~ther is good," the
pr1nccas rolntt.td.
Thtt only blondo·hairod prin­
c s to repr!!Ulllt o class is J01lnnn One pnlr ot ki buota. Last ccn
on LC sltl bu thr•'r• or four
w~ks ago. Boots arc •~ddlsh­
brown W1th yellow ltu:.ec. Any­
om• knowing of lhC!Jr whcrl'ltbout
plcn&• contnl•l P. 0. Jlox 359 • Friday, May 2. 1
Model Elementary School
Helps Prepare Teachers
A foreign language major, P.lt
ron t:Quently belonRs lo lhe Span­
ish dub md the NatioOLI Span­
ISh Honorm~y Society I Slgm ct Pl.
She likes to play tennis and ski.
Br•longing to Tmdse Ski club 1r.
on of her many pleasur('S.
Portland born. Pat feels thnt
"it Is quite an honor for me to
be a crown prmccss in thf! May
court since 1 am a tran .. (l'l' stu•
dent !rom Orcflon Stnh:."
HPlaying the piano J!t my fav.
ottlt: recrcutlo n," Verna llagcn.
Crown pnnrcl!s rf!vcalcd. A mus­
ic major. the grccn·l!YCd blonde
enjoys mu11ic most of all," and is
a mt•mbcr of Mu Phi Alpha.
A natiw or B••llc Plamc. Mtn
nesota, Vl•rna hke• to sw1m ann
ploy golf nnd tenniJ She hru. ac Collcgt! of Puget Sound in con 1
I
junction with EmeiJ· universi
Georgia, will participate m th ttnlls
Selective Service Sets
Deferment Test Date
ThL Nutionol Sukctivc Serv1n.:
headquarters hns annnunccd that
n :sp~:ciol rolleg( qualificati on test
will be held Thursday, May !!2 uo,~r
for those who mls:>ed the last test, t..,,_,
held December 13
Applicatio ns must bt.• postmnrk­
t.•d not later than May I 0. Ear her
filing ol lhe application w11l an­ads . mnct
lfi
sure n test and olher ncccssnry Nnn:~'
supplit$ nt the examining ccntL·r
This wtll be the llllit test fll\'cn • during th'-• pn·sc:nt acadcmtc yeor,
When filJinll in the appllcotion
cross uut "April 24' oppo 1t~ the "J:liD\
pace reading "CP.nlcr No." nod
mscrt "Moy 22. "01
•
oepted a po~itio n, t••uchmg mw Seniors to Hear Speech
ic m Bc:nd next fall By LC Alumni Leader
Escorts for tho class prlncotsea Dr Fred W Neal, pre '\ldf'nt or,. ... ,.
WJII be ch1 pu &drnu Soh I the LC Alumni as.,ocwtwn, wilt
Bueermon St.ln Mitchell, Frank lJr. {t•ntu•·ed a gue'tt spefoker ,,t
Elliott and C.dey Cook. Bill Owen the stntor clu• . mlctmg to bt
and John Paul Jones will escurt held Tuesday, May 6 an 810 nt
the crown puncr~ .c~ 12:30 p.m.
BILL & TOM'S
BARBER SHOP
All Haircuts
SSe
1103 S. W. Taylor'• Forry Rd. He will cit-scribe thl.' benefit
of b<olongmg to. the alumm nssoc-""'"'
tnlion, details or mernhershiP ttml IUflll~l' • the nlumni program.
Bob Buc.'~l mnnn, senior c:ln.~
precJdt nt, Will make gradunuon
nnnnuncr-nwntll Ill this mc('L[ng. n wu Age '"" ~~2~.~~~~Y~·-M~n!y~2~ ·-1~9~5~2---------------- ~---------------------- ~P~l~~~r=:~R~~~~----------- p fl ----- ---------- ------------~~~ 1
I ardeners Lift Face
t PioneerS Campus Prom Committee WSSI' R • Sets Date, Theme epresenal1ves
Joon EIJiott, chulrm .. , thr To Open CaiRpus Dr.·ve
.Junwr Scn.u prom cummiucc.
hus announc .. d that ~he formal
dnncc \\ 111 lu hl'ld nt the Con­
f:!lt'SS hot'"!· Mny 17. 'fhe theme
of th• prom w1ll tJc "Bon Vo-The World Student ScrVIC:I fund drive wm open on cam­
pus MondRy with the vu;it or Leon M~rion, WSSF reprc:;•.:ntl;­
tive, on the cnmpus. he nt•W ,;tud~.:rus of toduy
dn't n nli.w whut the cum(JUS
to look like. 'l'llt:y 1'\'Cn h:ul
nng in sht·••Jl to cut down lh •
s," sdys Jot' llunpt main­
nn• superintcndt nt
c change hru; bt•cn urought
by two men, l'wl<t.tn1 F.t:wmra
Ben Suto. These two men
cr wllh Ot lit Sack, rcctml·
1red, nnd Ulo Kiagcmag1, a
nt nnd part-lim<' gurdL•ner,
reudy1ng the cumpus (or
lnJ bout .1 month ogo.
iru Eiaema IS o IJotchrnon
• 70 . lit l :amt.• lo the U. S
n Hulland, Whl•rc he hod to
n for scvcn .}'ears \Vath no
before bccommg o muster
ldt!m:r. ''So h<! n•ully knowt;
gurdemng.'' suys Joe Hoope•. .. ...,
, ••. ,mu wo~ working on the
s bcCorc Lewis und Clnrk
t·,,11.,a< ge wn:. even t•stabl isht•d.
m dl n .. n Sato l!'i Japun<' l', und he,
1s m h1s 70 1. BefoH tlw wor
opcrntcd a gn•en hoU'>(; nnd
garden near Beaverton.
1ng th~: wa1 he wa!. in u re­
hon camp, nnd when he rll!·
d he hod lo .t t'Vl'rylhi nr:
looters He movl'!J to Van­
with h1~ mne children and
everyth1nl' in the flood ther~.
lo KUgomagi came from bc­
lhe Iron Curtain in Estonin
a displaced pmson. He IS a
istry major nt Lewis and
~m!rn1a:l~rk and a pnl'l-timc gardener m con
·ersit.>,
in th
the campus.
the past month these men
been planting ge1 anlums
.shrubs, nnd caring for the
rs wh1ch art: already in
educ.t·boi'Tl In tht> woods there are
philos-hum . dntrodil&, natciSSU& an 1
~>tudJeJ VIolets. The Jnpuncse cher·
!ee for $200_ trues ore in bloom ns nre the 12 au
t>n
1m11 Uos and hyncmth !..
' Scan to Joe Hope& sp1 ing e to the illTd~nen. "n lot of
-l\''" '' But dunng the wintl'r,
rn~m
P I they remove the dead tree$ uge
t h lunbs and the 1tumps. eac
h "1 or the seven green houses on !P 1 OS·
~0 r--------------------------------- -----------------
ee Firms lo Give
terviews for Jobs tht: campus onginolly. only one
I& still used for that purpcsc .
B•·hmd the Snnl·k Sht1ck, nowcrs yag•··"
nrt• grown in the rcmAininK gn•cn- lnvJtutums Will br !:f.:Ol ttJ nll
hou!'t! fM !ulUJI.! planting. There JUnltns uml •·ninrs. Hcmun·d
IS a supply of shrubs IJetwtmn lht• cu•!S(S will ht tht· enlur dass nd·
theolr!r and the cnCctl'rha, when, vu;nr, Dr. B••nJIImin Thnxtt:r, and
1 hi!y ''"'Ill grow for a yt ell" befurt JUnlllJ doss dVI"tr, Dr John An-Mnnon will visit classes throughout the <iny to explam
WSSF pr)JiCH.!S, problems and proccs .~es. lle JS considered an
exp!!rl on orgnmzatinnnl lt•chniqu(~ for btJlh the f!<lucntio'
and fund-raismg nspt'cts of the WSSF progrnm.
b~ mg ~luntod on the cnmpu I dt·a !!On. The fund, he cxphuns, l bn cd
on lht..: conviction that • duc:at1on
L~w1s and Cl:uk n<.·qumd n ---------- ----------· -!or inter-nntlonol undcrntnnrJmg number of tr~~~ from a nursery A mobile che'lJ X-ray unit
tnkcn over by the Slult: Hlghwny will be oo campu& next Thun-must be nn lnlt grul part of lh.c
relief cnterpnsc. WSSF n P"'
o:.f'!nts UNESCO ond CARE w
colleges of the United State5. dcpartm•·nt nnd the!le, too, ore day and f"dday. May 8 and 9
growmg ior o yenr before being at 8 o.m. in fl'Ont of the gyto.
planted on the cumpus. ---------------
Two More LC Teachers to Retire;
Arnold, Walker Departing in June Other members o! the WSSF
committ(!e nrc Mnr•le(' Crowfo!'d
Betty Jean Duke. Lons Loree
Betty Yow, Dale Pcorson nn-1
Roy Shearer .
Two more pioneer anstructor""
\II the coUL"ge announced theh
plans for retirement al the enrl
of thP semester.
Kvthennc Arnold. instructor in
mnthPmat ics and Profe ._<~or J H
Walker profe~or IUld eh.urmu n
of lhl' hLSlory dt:partment WI!'
ioin Dean .Ementus B. H. Thax­
ter m rt:llrement in Jun~. Thnx­
tur announced his retirement cor:
lir thi~ year mlntstt!r of tt f Christian t'hurch.
He taught hrst11ry aL Chapman
colll•Jt• in Cali forni:l.
Ho will retire in Junt ~ to Ber~­
eley, Cali!ornitt where h~ wil"
conduct a corrt.>spondcnc e coun­
~chnp service (or many of h:s ~--...
formt•r ~ludt>nts . Ht: will also
write his family tnt.: ana work
on his ravorh~: hobLy. photog· L. ·,,.,
ruphy.
Pre-registration
Begins Mid-May Katherine Arnold came to tht
college 10 1943 •• an instructor
in mathematics and French Stu
spt:nt. many years l~aching 1r
gradt• and high schools acrottS the
<"ountry She was a member ol
the faculty of Istanbul Women' AdvunCl' ri.'£1Sttation for the
college, Jstanbul , Turkey. summer <md fall :.f·m~s tt:rs of LEON MARION
••• WSSF" Rep l952 WIJI tnkc place tht: Wtck Of
A graduate or Ml Holyok~ col. Moy 12-16. Closs _chedules !or
lege and Columbia university both summt r .md Call will be -------------------------------------------------­
Miss Arnold WO!-r eglslrar at Hood nvoilnbl~ f"rrdn)-•. May 9 ConJerence at Seabeck college for 5 years and Cor five. vears dean of students ot Ten The some procedure will be .fol-Scheduled for June 15-21
" lowed th1 · l.t:!mtStt:r .t!i m pvt:VlOUS
nant college of Chrlsliun ~uco ,veurs. Student.<~ should muke op-I f"or fun. fellow hlp and plan-
lion. pointments wi h thtm counselors nmg of oc1ol action, both stu­
As for plans Cor retirement . ""l', 'to dtsCU! s clo~ ch~;duling for the 1 dents and Cncult)' mcmbt:'r S of rhe
will take a t-ransconli nelrtul lri? cominfl vear and to pu:-1. up rt:!g-northwe t will ~nlh~r at the St'ti·
in August. Miss Arnold ol~o~o plan. JStrollon bovk ~. bllck conferenc-e ot St'nbt.'Ck
to do a lot o! rt:adlng :.nd more Studt•nt• ar•· advi~td by Dean Washtngton from June 15 to :.H.
tr::~vel ing. Charles W. Huward to register Seabeck, an annual confercnc:t
ProresllOr Walker came to Lew-early to I(Ct the t'l;asst:s wantl">d. wec1omt...s all who r••cognize a
is and Clark in 1942 as a member Students must sign w1th tbt: in-~lief in God and has a dcs.irt; to
ni the histocy- department , He structor for all limittd or sec-better h 1 m s c. t.f reC'reatiC•nally
graduated !rom Butler college t1oncd class~s. .1pintuall y and ooucatlonaUy. Jt
:md has be<:n a commerci al science All tt·cistratJon booY.s must be is sponsored by the northW~:?St r
instructor in se\'urol collcees. Fur c:ompletdy f1lled nnd turn"d in no gwnal YMCA's and YWCA's. Science Majors
Receive Awards
Three ~'mou SCJ ntc mnJO
h. vc rcccJVld .aaSSJStan\clnp fo
the commg coU,.ge ycnr.
Kenneth lga, Port.Jnnd-bom b ,
cduC'att-d m Ok.yama Japan, hn
r!.'Celvcd t• S!IOO ft.:lluwship an
lusuon to the Umvcrmty of 0
J!on 10 chem1stry. Richard Mete
lt•r, Por lond, chemiStry mnJo •
v.; tll do graduate work 1n his f11.:J I
t Oregon State collt:ge on n fel­
lowship. R•chnru Cauthl'lrn, Por:t
land, b1olo~v mnjor. r{.oc•••ved n
$1200 Lt;~chmg assistnnl!ihlp m
7oology Ol the Un&v••rssty or
Washington.
Wn!hlngt(IO univt..:rslly Ill S'
LoUis nnnounced the selecuon of
Owen O'ConneJI ns winnt>r u! :1
o>cond cmopetillve scbolnrsh•p '"'
th1. craduote schol of social work.
O'Connell, '51. has been studl)·
ing at St. Loms this year on tL
51m1lar h(lnor scholnrsh1p.
Departmental Confabs
Due Tuesday Morning
D p~rtm\:nt.&l confet'enccs whl
mt:eL Tuesday . May 6, 3t II on
to di~uss sUbJ"'cts approprialt! to
the1r majors.
All freshman wdJ meet wi h
tht!IT fncult)' advist.::rs ut this tim•
to discuss summer and full re~i -
tration and plans for next yeur.
Other Lopi~ sugg~sted for dis­
cusston by Dean Vergil S. FogdnlJ
aN!: consLruct•vc values g:uned in
the frt!'Shman year. progress mndl'
towards ('boosmg 3 major or ,,
\'ocaUt>n, and nrn~ngemcnts nece­
ry to make in order to chang~
::~d\'1 ~rs .
w i 11-Rcprescn la liVeS from thrc e bus-_r_o_u_r ...,:.Y_ca_r...:s ____ h_e ____ ,_v_a_s ____ u_n ____ o_rd ____ a_an_e_~_:,_ln_t_c_r ____ t h_o_n ____ F_r_i_d_a.:.)'.:..• _:-._t_n.:,y ____ l u_· ·---------Cost for the week's uay on
Puget Sound will be around
thirty dollars, includmg roo,n.
board nnd regislr.lt1on. Also lS the situalion of wurkin y
pun ume JObs durmg the sch(IOI
}'ettr and full time JObs In tht­
summt"r m <•rdcr lo help wtlh Qr
fully cover on~·s expenses during
th~ year an addJUon to tuit10
custs. by css f1rms w1ll be on campus in
in .e next two weeks to antcrvll'w
Puget nt: male grndunh:s.
iels
e Oh May 7, u mon from Mull­
moh Fuel company will be un
mpus to discuss w1th men nn
cning in the sniPs deportment.
(' n~:xl duy, May 8, lht mnnogcr
JC Pcnnt:), Cumn:., Wo hing­
crvicc n, \\ill intllrvi~:w men tor lhc1r
p th:•t .anageml·nt troillt!l' prugl"um.
n te~t Thc d1vi• 1on claims monogc1· or
y 2~ !bert)' Mutual Insurance cum-
It test, u.y Will bn mtcrviewmg mule
! rads May 15 Cor the pt>SI lion ot
~ark-aincc cluims ndjustcl' .
~arl ier lf interested in ony one uf the.sc ill an-ospcchve Jobs, <'Ontuct Julio
~ssory hnson m lhl• Plocem•!nt officl•
•enter. •fort• Wednesday or n••xt Week
given • b~ eligible for an interviuw.
I ye_ar.
pat10n
!u the ipman's to Interview nnd ollege Board Hopefuls
L1pmnn Wolfe' coordinr..tor,
ech orutt-y Day, w til Interview pros· r <'CliVi! t'OJiegt: b0111 d memberS
r.nl of tuy 7 from 10 30 to 12 p.m. m
~ will he drawing room uf P;tlat intt
ler .tt •lonor.
lo be G n 1t will be ~dcdl d un lhl'
10 al liiSI of th<•ir colh ,t: and nl'livlly
ec01dt. rwr ;onulity, pou e nnt\
nc!i l:i t:s1rC1 to lweome t1 L•pnmn cui­
ISSOC• t·1w Lou.rd mt'mber. Incoming
:> tlnd
class
au on
•tin g. unwr and .,.l'nior'S na e prefi'l ed
!though not detinilclv r<.'QUII t ll.
AJ,~IoinlmPnt s tu sec l\lls Day
nny be mnde w1th Julf.a Johnson
n tht• plnecm••nt oUII c Ain't Gonna
1'radltional Cotton duy. spon·
surt:d by the Associated Women
Students' orgamzal1o n, will be
held Fnday, May 9 thb. YLOI' tu
commt>mora le the dawntnp or
sprang garb.
A Colton kmg ancl two boll wee­
day. Petitions for kjng have been
"t!nl out thjs week They must be
returned to the stud1.mt body off­
ICe by today. Tht.; runn~.; rs up will
be the boll weevils.
All girls nH! to wear the1r "pn:t·
tic$t" cutton drt:.SSus and the boys
lhl ir "loudest" cotton sh1rls. A Rain3 Huh?
prize Will be g1vcn fur tht.> pret­
t test garb at a dnnc.e, which will
be held nt no<tn. Tnf:' dnncc will
the gym. pro\'ldllli: tht' weather
take plncu outd()ors 1n front of
<'OOJ)f!r:lt~s. othcrwls t· Jt will be
in the gym. Frtt' ootton c:andy
Will be aRSu•·d at the dnnl·c.
Huth Pc) wn. junior t.lcmen­
lary cduc:ut ton ma;t•r, who is gen­
cl·al c-hnilman of the cvc:nt said,
"W1th the l'uming of sprmg,
evc1 yonc brings (\\If their cottons
and l'Ott<m doy is n Ph:b1an woy
or n·lcbrating sprmg.
.White Dinner Jt/tkets
IJI/r/( Trousers
• I
J-and
Complete Attessories
fDr
Your Spring Form11l • COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE • Cromwell
Tailors
JOHN HELMER. Hob~rdo)htr
Compl•t• fot...al Weor Aunu.• ''
S. W. 11TH Al 'M\Hilt PUCOH 8•71
• Included nmCing insLructurs Mnny of the problems oC fresh·
mnn cnn be solv~o>d by mformal
IZ:rOUP discussion, but some w1 I
n.oqulrc p~rsonal mten•aews. sch•!du!l'<i for Scnbcck. is Dr. John
Anderson. pro.{CSSllr of rollgion
rat Lew1s und Clnrk.
PERSONAL
ATTENTION
.. • .. ,.,, tl••" .. ,. •••', •• hoeey •o COLOl lliOHT Slll·
VICL
Fo>f gormenh thor ra·
Qulro tho flno~l OI'!Q
MOlt Ponlculor dty
Cl~ronlno proc~ CNoll·
able thOte '' no fltle>r dry claao•riO procau
ll'a1 SlatolT, COL.OR
OR 1Gt1T, STACEY'S SERVICE
Suits, Coats, Dresses
Pbin
SKIRTS, BLOUSES
SLACKS, CORDS
BUDGET SAVER SERVICE
"'aC '"' ,1!1'nl clcooruno, wt the• ' no ~~~~~· Orv Clc<JnotiQ ol fhtl I~ICet (CU) on your f")t\111
L'OO' ,, 1 a ~~oondcri'VI no.-. lev far your Khocl
clothU Oft<1 lnoKt tho! tah t!w bWI< of <~"~ ...or BI.IDC£1' SAVtJ; 5£R\ICE ••• CASH ll
CA.AAY ONI. V. ~I'IECtn GUOCET S-4\ ER. S.ERVICt:
or oil 111d(.n or-. toc.o~t>O Co'Ot &right .SCO"'IC~
• T ... rwvtllt dc..,,.etl Tu•blltd ;,. to .. ft41r.-ol• ol
••'"'"' ol ca.or cltoft tol.,.nl,
• lopMI •ll•ottiftt fo ••~'~~• .. c oil ca~ 11t tel oiWI
l'loln Sullo, Coott, tNbborn ttolas.
Orwuat • louttro- •ochltto lltntlnt•
Coalt 6 c,,., • aMLwMbte4 '"'" IMtlc•.
Color 8rleht '1 3 5 • $ hoU --••• doya "'"!Uir ....
'"'• · · · · · 1 7 Cash & Carry Stores (iA 1254FOR STORE NEAREST YOU
or ROUTE SERVICES & PRICES ) F'ago St'"
nee
Three of L<Wts and Clark'· A~acm requtr~ Its pledge '.o
fr~~mitlcS tlus scrnt'sti'r lnitmt·j jotn the lntor-irmcrmty counc1l s
ed a ~stem th t as coining popu-pro)l'et of pnmtmg McAf~e B U.
Ia 1, an rollcgc .. and unl\'t'I'Salil"' Hustt;n expressed the hope that
ctoss the nntion. more frntcmitu~s would tak(! pnrt
Stf:mD AlphA Sa~mn. Kappl' m 1hc "help" uutcnd of "hell"
Ph1 Alphn nnd Acncw ~rlscipnt· program next semester.
cd m a .. hdp" instcnd of Hhcll"
proGI'Qm ''as n.occnl.h' :1doptcd
progr •• m wns I"('C(!lltly odaptcd
b;) ome of the large national
IratcnutJes. Peebles Gallery
Houses Exhibit
Joe lilUtan, dl'an or men, saiJ.
:~.:a Lewu nnd C'Jnrk's nnnu;)l thet the pro~rom 1s not requan.-u
of frntcrnll.h !S on the campus spnng on e~hlbtt, wh1ch IS n
Si ma, K ppa nnd .Acncla used pa1t of the Oregon nrt progrnm
"111 be shown Moy 18 Uuough tb plan under tht.!tr O\\ n h:QUI.'SI . June 2 U1 Peebles .-\rt Gallery.
Plcd.!!l'S arc put to \\ ork on "Tht.! wnrks, which a1 ~ relttJve
some c:1mpus prQJe<:t whsch m.'Cds ly recent. nrc ,, or thy or be tnt;
to be done. This work project shown." Wlllinm Hdl, nrt an·
tal. tbc place of much of the . tructor announced. "'They arc ot
hnung cnrrled on by the :frn-very hi&h cnbbe.r ond Ut'C cqunl
ternatses. to more ndvanced "Cl~k from Snu
S~gma put its pledges to worl: rrnm:.asro. .. he continued.
~wtnc the S\Hmmsng pool Its The display includ•s nrt of all
annual serub down. tvpes. ~1r. HiU sa1d that his rnv-
K ppa's pll"dgco; v. or ked ,., Jlh I ante wns the p31nting, Icarus by
tht m:untennncc department and Lenard R1dcr and thnt wot k · U\'
th trafhl' comnuss.son ond paint- • !nnucl Iquegndo were m~ ln·
tld all (If the ., cllow traffJc and One of the colleg~::'s p:unttnC"
parktn.l! mnrlr~rs on the cnmpus. has been entered. It is Adam nnd
Eve by S!l\'nnaa Ccnca Church
a !orc~gn student. ''Tins work a-.
'-=xPr~onlSUc nnri "ell felt,
Mr. H11l commcn.cd. Religion Council Plans
Spring Retreat May 9
Harrington to Attend
Pacific Coast Meeting PlONEER LOC Friday, May 2.
• liU
Plnn~ !or l'JClnl'Cl Pre\ icw, M.mor he ginning nt I Jl m.
high school SClliUI' vu~atatton dny, F"OIIO\\ ang thiS, Lambcln
A IS tradauon:ll , Nnumul £ol id:w, May u, arc undcrWU) ' 1-~P~>Ilon, plunnanp, the mad -··J
l\tusu ~ we k will h~ annugurntcd with the nppomlrnent of t'Ommlt- tl\ 1tfcs ond Bob
an Portland b\' the sr~ ang <'Oneert t~s for the ;u: t avitil!!! o! lhc duy. ol hC1C.IIIn8 tho campus tours.
nf the n11une department, Monday Undc::r the lendcrsh 1p or Gt o1 ~~ tenm to entcs uun the scniurs
Mny 5 Dl th{ ctvic nudllormm. .Mnrundns. chnu man, and De n lll -i 30.
All hve school musacnl <lrgu-Vc.rgil s. Fogdall, f&cully ad' ·• r Scheduled to hend the ,.
nir.ations wall taltc pari: thl: col· c.ampus orgnniultlons will be m show a1 c Kappa Ph1 l\lphn
lo•ge thOJr, orchcct1a . l.lilml, mad-chnrge ol the following event· Delta Phs Gnmmn.
ngnl singers nnd glee c.lub. durang the day. Dc.lta Tau Rho nnd Thctn
Wolfe's "The Gl<,ry Road" will The Socajuw t•nrss will toke pn tire pt c>pnnng thu dmncr
bC! pe.rfonn~..-d by lht' iJICI.' club charge of rt.gtslrotio n In Palntim• lS to be served in the c.tfc .. .a .....
wsth George Bishop sn thl.! solo u·he...ang :tl the commnnd
I'Olc. The nuntbl'l' hos bet.•n scl forntoncc of "Taming of
to the nn11ngemcnt or ex-L.... M U Phi Epsilon shs·cw" wsll ht' 1\lphn Rho o
stud~nt Robert Durn~ nnd Allcu gu onu Sismn Rho.
Lehl 1 I nd the lo len. Off A d As n grltnd fmnle tcnnss
Bol'a Sirpo will conduct tho! ers war dotwe is scheduh.-d. In l'hnrc..-.
orche t a :t short 'mphon' It nrc J\lph:~ Gamma nnd S
by Johnnn Chnstsnn BaC'h nnd The P•\ftlnnd chnpte:r of Mu l\lphu Sigm:s.
0\"'I'nk's •·carnh•ol 0\ et tu-.e." Phi Epsilon, nntional m us 1 c lnda\•tdunl (1Cknowledgcmc!n 1
The bnnd wil1 play nn origmnl sc:>ronty, :mounc~s lh1.• SC1.'0nd "1 crechtcd to Cnley Cook, 1 CSJ~
Ct"lntJ)OSilion by Dnle Kugel, who n ::::cnes of annual scholarship sable for the high school cnn
wall conduct has O\\ n wol'k. Tht> 1!8" ar-ds to be gi\'Cn nn outstnnd-j Cutherinc Dchstrnty. tn
composh 1on is cnlatlC'd ·"Youth ing mu~>wal young \\oman of the I or notices and Frank Elliott,
de Profunds s" and has a ol, Porlland nren. hondltng adVHlsstn{;.
..oprsno purl, whtch wall bl! lin Th(' one hundrod dollnrs "ill b£ Traffic for the day wllJ be:
b~ Row!'na Owen. A S)'mphon nw ardcd In June for the purpo.. ulatcd by the Lett~rmnn's
suatc hy K<'Chh'y ''Ill also be of fus thcnng Stlme young wo Bet:.~ ~lu ~;psalo n nnd Acncia
plnycd, conduct~.."<! by John Kell mnn's musacnl study. The contest be m chorgi! or the
Ru~h;;.~ ls open to high school grndual<' boutb.
Tho concnt will clos.e with o under 24 years of uge.
crane 1r e m whach the iive This yoer the award wall b
orgnni:rouons join toc.Hh~r tc modt in one of the !oliO\\ lng d"'
form n smglt: t..-ombsnc~ unit. partment s: \'oice, pmno, \•iolin, or
1'ht• rannt~ this \'l'ttr wlll fua-cello. The successful candidate •
ture 1hc "Gloria," o composahon may choose her own Instructor
of Dr. John Stark ,r.;,•nns, head Enrh c(lntc:;lant must t'tmtrtb
of the musac department. He has utc on .. mn)or cln._c;sl(:nl work nn
JUSt completed orchestration ol one work (rom the romnnt1e I
~ewis and G~ark Plays
Host to 50 Librarians
l.ew.a and Cltrk plnyed
.:.st weekend to the f1ftt.'f!
:~nunl mecling of colle&c librt.11~;
Hms from Oregon.
&nd lrinho. About 50 h.briu·ll
the number whieh 1s nn excerpt c:ontcmporar)' pcr1ods. V o c .,ttendcd the m~hng.
from l)ss new mus1cal settmg of numb~ need not b(' :;ung 10 or Dr. L. E. Tomlinson, head Fr adQy to Sunday· Mny Olh to
lJth mnrks thf' dnt of the rut·
nual pring I'etrcnt sponsurcd by
the Campus Rl'llg:ious Counc1l
under the Human Rclnuoru eom­
mll dn. 3o1m l3 llnrnngton nssoc.ante the 1\tissn Solomnis, composed igJnttl Jnn~un~e The lime lim 'llC Lewis nnd Clark library, \\',i41.,1
e "'en:. '\ill be held at
Camp M gronder at Ban ~~~\· on
the oo t Meditation, faresade
enous dlttun~on. nnd worS:hir
v.;ill centcr nround the theme
"'God Spcaks-Lltlcn.' Then
\\111 be plenty of free time lC
swun, hake, relnx, and yes, C\'cn
study.
LamJtcd rcgtStr:~hon v.1ll In·
elude onl.} tho.: !U"St 40 who
s.tgn up. See Dr. Anderson for
regutrntlon blnnks.
FOR RENT -AparlmenL 2 :rooms
o.nd smnU b<!droom. -35, all
and mnll bedroom. 35, all
utilit:it'S.-1827 S. W. Beaverton
CH 19iJ8 professor of philosophy :md rc-orJginslly for lhe cho1r of the for coch contestant \\Ill be lhtrt) hnlrmon of the one-day st~rsaq
J1smn. \\".lU nttend the roeeun~ F sr:.t Prcsbytcnun church where minlltt!S. He snid that khc meeting
of the p ohc Coast Theolo&lcnl Dr. Evans ts Min.as1e1 l 'M ss1c For further mfonnntion con~an highly successful nnd thot the
d.i cuss1on gn1up Mny 1, 2. !!, In The worlc has received ht~l'> Bcl\•a-Jum• Mayor nt SU 5780 or tcndancc wtts one of liM!
San F~ nCJsco prtuse from H1lm u C.rmdnhl wntc ~lrs. Margaret Hudson. recorded. The ne..,.t meeting
The subJect of discussion ond mu~1c cdator of t lt. Portland Oro. 3125 N. E. Finndcrs, Purtlanri b•! h\!ld in Whstman college
.. tudy \\ ill concern tlte slotemen t g_o_rua.n. ______________ o_~""_11_o_n _____________ \\_'_o1_1_n_\\_'_aJ_I_u_. -'-~'-:'l_s_h_in_g;;..t_o_n_._~
of Cbnst.tiln belief that has been 'CROWN TROUBLES QUEEN1
drnwn up for adoption by the I
World CouncaJ of Church£' L • G • h A • c L • s •
:J:~~s n~~r~~;-~~t~:~ of ~~ OlS all er I clive at-. OVIng enior I
r.::t-.;!;£~;:;~~:.£:: Never Expected to Be Crowned May Queen
ally tware a year The membc.r­
shsp consiSting of 30 persons or
the West Const is compoc:ed or
approXImately one half tenchcr.
nnd one hnli mlftiSt~rs. By F'loAnn Perkiru
.. Evely lime I put on my crown
h tilts I'm just nut us •d to wear­
anc crowns, but it reels hkc I'm
\Hnrmg lit<' Hope dinmond," snys
prolongeth l~f~
and causeth
health"
• • )mn
l10tiles of Col<.. arc ~enetl. Que~ n Lo1s I, who bl'cans her
reign today ns May Fete Queen.
Loss Gaither is 5 feet, 6 inchPS
tnll and wt!ighs 128 pounds "lc,,
propriety's sake," she add&. Blond­
halfl.'<l and blut.•-eycd Lo1s dons
her 5<Jlin-lined black \'elvd robe
t.oday nt noon :for Lhe coronuuon
cer<:mon).
' f aevor thougbJ I'd get at, so
I nev<·r thoughl about at," SII)'S
Lots. But whf'n Lhl'Y stnrkd tak­
mg p1ct ures of her in her robc
nnd crown she got \'cry o:xcilcd.
"l felt hkc n httlc gsrl drC$Sed \IP
ln her mother's clothc.s," she says.
Queen Lois IS a scmor nrt mn-
Bank Representative
To Meet With Seniors JOr,nnd she sc•cms to hnve :1
t)' full rut•Jl t.! planned out
herself. Her nmbtlion IS to
atL an coll~:gc, but this $Ummu
~>he wnnts to work at \\ sndo\\' ..... 1
piny in Ponland, nnd th~u do
same thmc in S:m Franc1 co, start
sng 1n St.•ptembcr.
Lois mo\·cd into Akin Roll
full and she soys she hates cJO i~t
ing hours and phone duly,
just couldn t et used to the rc,rut
lntsuns and when she had
there two mont.hs she hnd
"cnmpu t>d .. two Wl..'ckcnds.
Most or nil she hkcs
who do things." But she ;1lso I
to l eud, dance, pluy toot ball,
ndc hor:st:bac.k and all kmds
"actl\'c lhangs."
Lois is l~·arning to do ma
Ml n und women "ho .ilre t;. thinKS hke playing tennis,
peeling their diplom11s this June mg the psano .snd 1 utunc. She
arc clig1ble for nn inwrview with lt•nrncd to thread hN· own wc,rn
n n•prt!Sl'nlath·e {rom lh<' US No. and she rctu:·nl·d from the "c'~'
tional Bnnk or Portland . He Wtll lnst w~ekend Wtlh a ~tort
be on Cumpus Ma_y 5 lookiny, for "'hach was dyinr. •lowly on
prospctliJo'C e.xccutl\·cs to work dP.sk when she wr~s being
pcnnnnenlly ut the bank. vit•w~d .
On M&y 6, U1c district manager To Mn. Lenore Van Antwe.ro ·
o! Montgum• !r.v Word will be on dismay Lois love. calF She n••n•
cnmpus to intcrvacw ond dis-the cats !rom the> cafct••rsa
cuss w1th June mole grads, the Ak10 and they dsanppenr when
compnny's mnnngl!mP.n t trainanr gucs home for a wcckt.•nd.
pro&rrun. H mum•stcd In any ol suspects her houst• mvthcr of r
th••sc b~·o lines ol work, contuct }~;"OSing them
tonlf.D UHI)B AU'O!OIIm' 01 ntf COCJ. ·COLA «»-. P /4Hl 1'1' M1ss Ju1J3 Johnson In the plRct I Lots has hved in Pottland
m•·nt utrice as soon as pus!\'lbh 21 ycnss u! hcr laCe, and .sht; nt
und sh•• w1U mak(• the arrt na:r Tcndt."d Jc!f••r60n hi&h chool Coca-Cola BollliDg CompaDf of Or-son
"Coo6i' Ja 0 r..WfltrWfl IRJJe ; I I ...
• mc•nts for th•• m«!r:vww . Iron• sht• c-ame to Lewis und Clorlt May
Del If
tours,
• n&urs
Jft•tcr
~and
of
ho
n's
-
• mg
11lege
!\·
0 ~t:il ,t
t:umrn''t
fow dil
1 do thi
. stan
ld
ld ...
f>Oli au, s
Jnds
I
md y, May 2. 1!52 PIONEER LOC
traducing the Queen and Her Court. • •
Tho new aad the old wheel·
cbalr of Bob Lacanale . motor·
aat at large. Haa new cad' has
given ham added r4llge and
horaepowor. but good. The only
thing lacking are dual pipes and
a ramo.
J __
DeLake Art Exhibition a Success -• • • • Touclung ·up the Oueen by Lo11 Williamson. court handmaiden.
Cleaning the Pool ...
•
ARTISTS DISPLAYED their talents ln au exhihU of artwork at DeLake, Ore;on. ToW'iats and onlookers were pl .. sed. Nude figure in photo at right by Chuck Be.ntl•:r· ,,llgo Eight PIONEER LOC F'rlday. Moy 2.
• • • • our1 ID ID liD
LC Cindermen Swamp Linfield;
Records Topple in Dual Meet -------------=~-- ,
court Loador Pioneer Bats Echo Victories
As Orange Tops Conference TS
St'r\"ns, p
Bum, VI~
VIUl Flet By Tom O'Day toppod quartor m&ll! hold and
In 1&Uil WL>i!k'~ Sl:1ushter o( l.in­
~hcld , 83-48, :-\<!n freshmen ac:·
, unted tor ~ nf the P1ont!l'l"
1 olnu with Cnley Cook 1t.•nd1ng
r;,( seorC!.r& \\ 1th 13 L~unters and
t o nt:\\ rnect n.>rords.
Cook bent lnst ~car's lnop
• amp,~on huroler Gront Sduewe
,,, thl.! IO\\ hurdles w1th a ~·rd
1 rt; lung 25.<1 nd brondJumped
21 f~t 6"2 mche:s tn c.ras the pre·
\ IOUS mark or 21 feet l [och Run-
110!! ~nd behmd Schlt.:\\e, Cook
'-~ brok<: the hu;:h hurdle stnnd·
,.ref
Two otbe.r Pioneers were
dcub~e winners. Neil Andc.rsen
..-on .t.hl! 100 io 10.4 and set a
aow 2%0 recol'.:i at 23 :.tlat. Reid a:
J-::: •ller. ircdun.an dWanc:e a c:e
from F'taoklin. broke the m~t
milo mark with a <&:39.1 1ime
und won the 880 in 2:01.2.
\\'sll Stephens set n new l.C\\'1!;
, d Clark rt..•cord b\' wmrung lhc
J ' lin at 1':7 feet 81<: mchc.s. ThL
ld mnrk \\ os 1 'i2 1~-el ~~~ mch~
I ' Hul Ho\\ tlrd in llHB
Otlw.r bosh pomt ·w1nncrs !01
H ~ 0 angl nd Black \\Cn;, Wr­
'' Hr1\ c• knmp. &erond an the hu:h
J mp· Ron Carmu:hael. first m the
1 Jr HiUit, Jun SmaUt, thtrd m
U c IW and SCClond tn Uu• 220 nnd
\ on finland. ~::ui an UlC' brood
JUmp
But }'CU can': win moels wllh
anly freshmen a.s lhc Ptoncer
n!luanll show-ed by wlnnang
!-:nu events and racking up :lS
pomu. Don McCallum <:epped
the shot put, Dunt:c Rumunea
won lho di:~ . f'rsnny Cox
Distance Star Stephen' gnbbM jovolln lau­
rels.
FmU.htng out thl' hst o{ LC
5CI•ters were: Nnrm Compton,
c~.•nd tn tht• shot put: B1ll
(l'Htwa. thu-d 1n tht> h1{th hu11ilcs
an1J tush Jump; Milt SchnH•dl•r,
i!rond 111 the l..W ond third an
th~> tow hurdlt>.s: \'&c Nelson. k>C·
•nd m the I wo-mllc ond McCal­
lum, tturo In the dascuS;
KEN SERVAS
Ll•was .r d C 1rk s baskl'tbnll
squa.d 1 •teii high m the Not1onnl
Collcgaale t\thlettc u u r e n u ' s
standin~s for smnll colleges.
The~ "ere grndt.'<l fourth tn the
nalton tn irL>c V\row percentage
w1th 68.3'". The field sonl ~r·
cent:li!C u 8"' 38.3~, nlnteenth in
the natton. The team scored :?:?81
potnls, wh1le \\ mnmg 2:? nnd los­
ing JO. rntmg them thlrlh·l'ishth
with a pcr-gornc n' era~e of 71.3.
Gary Jackson w ~.:; grndcd
eleventh m :fn~e throws wath
i8 2t:;;. O.,n Paulson recci,•cd llur·
tccnth place ln the snmc field
\\ ith i8c<. He ai£Q plaCl•d hrtcenlh
Jn :1ssists Wllh 3.9 per gumc.
Ken Sen•as nlso plact.>d In the
~• mdmgs with twenty-ninth tn
ftt!ld !~OBis. & pet same awragc
ol -!5.5 ..... He tuok 1<1.5 rl!bounds
pcr~ame tn g1\e him caghtccnth
pine~.: m that held. By Chuck Charnqulat
Lewis and Clark JUmped on lv•o Paciftc hul·hm; fur
hils nnci etght 1 uns in lhe first annmg last Salurda} niahtl 1------: the PtOnl!crs romped to their second conference vlctm·y ·~l!.rne X
m.mv start~. The final score of I he PacHic I.( a me Wtls ll-1-----: •
Feature of the big inning, in whtch t:J LC batters 81
sJ to the plnte, were five htts. two by Johnny Gordon and
eAch bv Dave Daniels. Garv Jackson nnd Rov Eckt•lmun. . ~ .
Loop Leading
Pioneers Meet
Cats Saturday ttf C.nNton's h1ts was 1t long t
Jackson duublcd. Abbie!
BndJ{cr starting hurler nnd h
I hef Ed !inll I.SSUcd SIX wollq otton Cap
thnt mnmg. t'
Plon~t·t· slnrtt•r Lt•n Z n connt~! be held r mon gn' c way to Chuck
m the top of the sixth afh!r r.oll'f 12 p. m.
eroy Andc mg iour Bndgcr 1 uns to cm:s.s
p'atc. Zml luokt-d good the piece ba
R1dlng on t<•P of the Northwest two innanc:~, but lnlt•·.rtJd 10 campus
eonfcn•nc:l', the Pion~; •rs put their third and fourth, gavmg Ufl the mu~
llll.l!t'Dlh•'<l conft>rcnt·t> r~cord on and 1 Wfl runs lt!Spt.•cllvcly . Informal.
the bluck tomorrow nJtcrnorm at do fanu;ht•d th{· game• ullol' lu Phj E~
w. stmurcland wht.m they take lhc only two Pacific ml'n to gl't ar~ sp<
faf'ld ngnmst Lmfi, !~d. bn 1., hnth nf thcst• by Wl!lk isc money
Thr• Wtldt•rcts wtll ~end their Htts "'ere CV('n ffw the• be:wtwn
scnsoncd vctcrnn, Stan Bla~k, tor \\'Jth both h·ams collcctin~ c honoaat
tht• m•1und. Blanlt. a constSle:nt I nf~:lle s llut thC' Pioncu'S' btg award •
wanner lost Sl'fL.,on, hilS had :. Itt-nmg pro\'t•d \C'O much for londmg
tic troublc in ~is carly outttngs Badgers. h school
thiS year. but w1ll be a tough mnn ln 0 n(ln-lcogue ult plo.ycd nly·lour y
lO b('at. He IS backed b;, Bill F'rldu~ lll Portland Slate, the pose of r
Beard, a freshman Cneballer fn:•m ncers dropped " 8-3 decision "'auon. ThJ
MC'M1nrwfllc . Bcnrd, hkc mo.st U c Vtkangs. I .. C out h1t PSC, "tU be
young. fast ball Pitchers, lends 10 but cou1d not cnme thaoush a
be a latlh.• Wild. . the clutches. Bcrl Stt;m went :crly War,
The bnttang punc~ 15• ~upplicd the \\ ny io1 tht• Ornngt•, slrt~ shin~: ton ~
mostly by the outlac.d WJth short· I out SIX and wnlkinc 12. John We hope td
stop Ad ~utc~man &~ltmg tnll) dt•n's tnpl,. was th• only lUnl affn1r,
the net walh his constslent _woorl ba!>t biO\\ 01 the gnmt•.
wo~k. Halll'r nnd Rutrhman 10 the Lewis nnd Clark Is now
lnf1cld both hav(' fmc hn~ds and of the Norlh\\cst confl.!rcnrc
cnn cut oH mony polcnltal base t\\o wans und no loSl'c.:s. The
htts. nccr. ruce Lanr1cld this \\'ct•k Coach Warren Smath will throw
Chuck Bonando a~ the McMmn
valle nan~. Armando puts hL! 3 I
rceord up !•>morrow and t ht! j
pou;cd freshman wttb a httlc help
from the Pioneer woodmt•n should
nntt'h hts fourth 'ICt()r)' . Ace Sprinter ne
rog
c re:;ults
•~ch and st·
tion and
~d next w
education
to sluden .• ~-
'. . . ells ourlh lalom
On SaturdaJ., Apdl ltl, Delta Tau Rho success- The next day, in 1h<' Schnee Vogeli third 5tand-
tul dc!cndcd the antramurnl team skiing cham- urd g1nnt slalom, Ruth Gr~gerson 5plnshcd through
p1oru h1p nt T1mbcrhne to tnkc its fourth str.ught the slushy snow to lake sct-ond place with first semester
will tclq
12 to
:anDing to 1
or dunns
d~
tra.tion 1
RElDAR HELLER
••• jw;t can't break 2:00.0 ...... ____ ..._. ________ .._....._.._.. lit. It> A ttght slalom course, cold wcath~r and plnce in 1 he combined, She had taken two firsts
' l·!h kics mode the race one o! the toughest an the larst and second races to give her top spot
'\ r held. m the e<~mbmed . Helen Hudson took fourth and
Th · course, set by Don "Cnse, 1.\'ns proved {tested l gatht:rcd thard an thr combined I b) Helen Hudson nnd frank Reed. Dale Pearson F'ra.nk Reed took second in the Cla.as c men's
nd John Elm, rcprcscntmg the Ddts, came race. Frltx F'orguso n took fiLth with .third an
lhauugh Ute cou~ to lok,. ttrst nnd second place!! the combined. Dick Lango placed oighth With
~peclt\•ely Phal Twurogcr pJac:L'd thard and Bob fifth in tho combine d a.nd Trwin Joslyn. who
Benton followL-d to ftJurth plnct~ . Carne Smath. also didn't race that dey, took sixth in the com-
reprc.scnung the Ddt.&, lost o ski thr4:" times due b•ned.
to n fault) su!ety bmding but recovered lhc !;).:i
each tarne and llnt hf'd auth. T\\o alums. ra(ang clru~ B, were also entered
John Stark bumed up the course only to be 1n the 1 at!c C~:or~e Anden.;on took ha~; thard first
dasqualified for mwing a gate. Dick Carrol place to clmch rarl an lhe combined Donna Cay-
took a bad fall and didn't finah tho race. lord, L~was nnd Clark skiing instruct01, took tar .. t 'IJetmen Walloped I The teams !lmshed If\ thr followmg order; Odts. tn the women's race und third in the combmed
.t1 ht"Jtt: Alphn Rh., Omeg~ .:SCL'CJnd; und Lambc:ID Plu Ruth Crc~cn;qn and Frank Rt>ed's showing in
(! 1 h w·Il tl Erx>alon. third. thP r~C(;' (Wve them tht points lo move up into
t:;j)-y } ame e Just t.fore the race start•d Miriam Holcomb cJasg 8 skung. They wm rdce m the Golden Polr.'S 1 fell end suffered a •piraJ fracture of the 1.&1. rt<<"l! whi@ wns postponed until May J 1. C· ach Ahu Graham' tennu __ .;..... _________ .....;... ___ ....;..----------- ----
•eldt'l11 returned to con!crcncc • {lClion last Tuesda) onl~· to 1?
Utt:;.ll" mott:h wtth Wdlamctte 6-l
The Ploru.oers pia) ins host lll
t• c lk.nrc.D t ere\\:. lost 1111 of ttc i
lltJ:Ies matche. and only D u
a) and DaCk John w1n 10 dnu.
I k Ea\cd lhe IIX'Ills f.n)m lx:mg
L mplctcl~ blanked..
On May J, Uu:o-LC lock!.:lf:'CIT
\'III t:-.xchzmge drt\'<.'S WHh P&CJI c
• tl< 1 The rnatC:It..><l wtll b
,,, \ t>d (Jn rhe Ptont:ct oourt. Take Your Choice
Bueball
Mar 2-Vanpo rt, F'iaher field I
May 3-Llnfleld. McMinnville
May 6 -Unfield. Wostmore-
l•nd
Track:
Mmy 2-PorUand. ihher field
Tennls:
ul• r u l\ 1t1 1 , , 1, M Y 6-Wlllamotte. Salem
, ' bu r t1 r i" • ·•· t 1 May 8-Linfiold. Horo
l.o;~ \\ J •·• 6 \\att 1\ tl ldl) ;, \In•
t \\I d t. lf"\1 Jl H..., •ld•l • I li• ,
1.1• r ( \\ 1 cit fo 1 .lo n r .1. I t
:\ ~II 1 \ d f 1 1 ~·II • hrl n. tirll"f>
I ub J -. t•IJ tor oi J"Jof' \4 ,
t i! fc. &rd \\ I I a •d H<.Ut.te
J , •4 lio •nd Jvl n ti.A) (1 ...
•rO I Ill A,ntl orr • (\\ I •• G<Jll:
May 6-Willam• tte, Top 0'.
Scou
May 8-Linhold, Rivorwoo d
f High Pointman
•
CALEY COOK
••. alwaya on lop
-jBatting Averages
Dotut.n4o
Let~rta Oor4oo :v,. ••
'1"7Cleman .Jacluoo
LIU\4
Martell
Dam
.Dolrelma11
&lwsnerman DaJllala
Shep1Hd
Stuh\ .ua. K. Pet
• 16 7 187
59 22 .372
05 21 .37,1
23 7 ..304
43 l2 .291
Gt 18 .. 2111 1, 5 .~::
t.8 l3 .155
·1 l -~0 19 11 .~.
23 G .~17 15 I) .200
22 ... .181
I :ascSaiJiovtoh ..... 6 1 .187
33 6 .121
3 0 .ooo
1 0 .ooo
0 0 .000 Don•
QnJok
Mural Skeds
• Tueaday, May 6-3:30:
I North Field-Alpha va. Mc­
Afee.
South Ftold-Lambda vs.
PolecaJs. (
•
NEIL ANDERSE N
•.. Uttlo tank rambles
Duffers Lose T··,
To Pilols, Vi ma.tion '1
couruelos
12. All
m\Ut b~
lant•d DO ~
16. j the b.,s·
renehon
on Sl
1\'is and cJ
story
I
nor~
commem t .. C'.t .. olt l.cf•m ran anto n c J .. ~~'"''" serv1 torm last week ns il dn,
non-r.onfet<'rtt·c mntchL'S to :J~:res:sor J. ~
bnd State t~nd lht• Porllnnd P1 n r~~ tnahotl&l R Th1.• Vikings wnlloJX'<.I lhe
ncers, 14l~ to 31~, Apr1l 22 ny by
PSC star non Chrtlllt;nson liU\IJI .. who prcsl
mcdal1st Lonon; w1th o 74. · certificut
Playing ot Top 0 Scott Speakers
club. the Prlots wulk1·d by U. G.
O~tngt• Ulld BJrJC:k I rt•W, I:_! I~
5'::, I~ I Tuc.'lday. Piont·cr
K wus tacu for. m•·d ul i .• L IIQnCI • Wtlh II 75. Sl'rVIt'C t
Next Tursd.ty, LC nH't~L!:. ng tho n
lhml'tlc univcM!1Iy. 'l'hurf;dny. on thl·
Paom_., ••. (ll volc1 t'S tnd.ll• the uur• bu:slnt
lield \\-'~( 'Iilii <10 lh• ut.lcd the
golf c:t1ur:;e. Wood os
l:ncult "' 1 h" PI' 111 olch t. t\1 thur 11•1 I::, f tr&UI! 11••1 I, 1-.utlcl 11'1 d •
'"''"''' r1.1'1 u, -"'"'"~•lr rc•t') nan VI t!r \nd"'"" •I,!'' 1 So\., hl•t.l (l't It' Karlin l'hlt•l• I 1.1~1 ll l:!tottlll tl'l ) ,,
"ort ,,,,., ''· I'll '"'II Jho lih;th mnt4ll hold the
l•l ro11fcll tmenl h'