Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 10, Number 27
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1952-05-01
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Type
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l.!ay 2,
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ce
rs for
y n ULTS AWS ELECTION
S"n·os, prcsadcnt.
~ Binn, vacc-pri'SidLnl.
Vnn rle('t, ~ecrctury-
1 reosun•r.
!tory •lil•m• X
QS 11
!ters
I man. ene L I 8 f{ A I~ Y
irst
AND CLARK COLLEGE
Portland. Oregon. t'rld•y. Moy 9 1952 • " --, 1oneer Teview
flESUL TS Of A.o'.S ELECTIO!J
Mtnam Ho • mb, pn adcnt.
.form J-;11 utt. .., t#O·PT..:5ld~.!nt
Snlly 1' "' u • .M ~~ Ooot,:e.
EST. 1867 I .c1UOD1CAL I
I uE TAKEN FRO~. T! .1 OTTO
R.OOM!
Numbft J.7
· dson ecled lo eign Campus Plans
For Seniors onarchol oyal • . . •
It wai'IQ otton Capurs, (t donee sponsor·
, Za n conn~:cllon with colton doy
•k Ron, be held Friday, May fl from
Hter al > 12 p. m. in the ~vmnnsium.
Anderson nnd his SIX• iOCrtl!lli (j the piece band. the biggest tu
red in on campus nJI year, w11l pro-
the mus1c, 'I'hc dress will rng up • Bona Informal.
u~•• 1 Ph a Epsilon and Plu Mu
to gl.'l a arc ~ponsoring the llanc•l
walka. JI!>C money ror n joint scholor
be!wccn the two notioncl
('tt" c honorn ries.
•rs' bif:"lf'14! awClTd will bo given to tm
Lnndanp muslcnl, Porllnml
school gradualt! undr!r
nty-tour years of age for the
of furthering his musi::
:lecic:Jon . ion. The :!50 dollnr scholnr·
PSC, wall be owhrded in June.
hroush .ci\•ing award thb year is
nly ;erly Wnrry clnranctlst from
.... ,, ington .high ~;chool.
We hope to make the danc:c nn
uul aHnir, as 1s the scholar-ship," Bob Hune, JUnior musac ·-----------------------------
mnJor spid. Bob Mcmdenhall J:-. READ IT AND WEEP/
i'l in charge ot the por.tcrs whu I•
~~h~or.::d~.~;~~n!l~h;~ c:;~~;· rinal Examination Schedule
·~· musi< tcpar lmt nt, l\tondn\·,
May 5 ut the Spring rnustc !c.sta
voJ. A fou1· (by final f!Xamination schedule is planned for the
spring scmc:;tcr according lo Dean Charles W. Howard. Ex
aminations will stnrl Monday, Muy 26. Following as the com
plc>te tinal ~,;,.. mmation schedule:
MONDAY , May 26 WEDNESOA Y. Ma·1 28
II 00 MWF 8 00-10~00 !J 00 MWF i!·00-10:00
Crmflicl 10:15·11 45 9!00 T1'h 10:15-11: 45 Occasion to Honor
High School Guests
1\ on" dt~· to p 1 Lewis nn I
Clnrk wllJ C.~> f"O'. dcd for 30GJ
• .. who hn'
b• en mvnta 'o H.. f rst
J:ll •necr P t. • · t. ., •
r>l,Jy 16. :mnu t
F'ndoy. Tradilional C11lton tiny is spon
!':nrcd by lhe Associated Wom..:n
students orgun;7.ation w comrno
rak the downing o( sprang g;lfb
A cotton king and two bull w•·c·
vil!': Will reagn over the fesUvitic . 3:30 MWfo' 12:15· 2:15 1::10 MWF 12:16-2 15 ---------·----
All girls ~re to wear lhcil
"prettiest'' cottrm drcSSl'S on I
the boys !.heir '·loudest" cotllJn
shirts. A pri?.c will be given Cu·
the must appropriate form of
dress al a dance, which will b~
held nt noon. The dance ,.,ill be
held tn the gym providing the
wcalhl•r cooperates. otho.:r-wasc,
It will be held in the gym. Free
colton candy will be issued al
th~ dane~. 3:30 1'Th 2:30-4:00 1 30 TTh 2!30· 4:00
TUESOA Y. May 27 THURSDAY. May 19
JO:OO MWF R•00-10:00 o on •,tWF'
10 00 T'l'h 10:15-11:45 8:00 Tih
2•30 MWF 12:15-2:15 12, 12:30 MWF
2:30 TTh 2:30- 4~00 Connic:l e oo-1o oo
10.15-J 1 :45
12~15-2:45
2ao-4-so I
'Outstanding Senior' Bo~ Bueermann
Receives Honorary Bronze Plaque
Bob Buco. rm:mn os the most Reur.,a!.ic;:'!'" !c:= dinner foz
all tllcH! c:!~~dl:2s and o\"e::
night aeeorr.c~ .. !:c:..t !or thes~
living over <O r.:.il~:r. i!JXT:J'.f from
She colleg~. mm:J l;o recol•11td
at lcr.st 4£ bc!Ui ~n advance of
May 16 d1:e 1o H:r.ited focill·
He::. • ___ ..._,- -c-~·------
;:. • net a~; atJ~
I. eneral Education
Revamped rogralft ro•prcsc_nWti\'e graduating sento
of L~>Wls and Clark ro.:cei\·ed n
bron7.C! plnquc from the Progres
SIVe Buslne men's club or Port
land during thf! on nun I Collt•g.!
D<ty lundu:nn y~stcrdoy at th~
Multnumnh hotel. Bcgmmng i
Cor the doy J
the ''ISJtr.l EI' e to c·nterta1n
• ;.. mole L
High 'ehool t~:licB w•ll "'
token on o c !01P•tte c:unpus 1o.
to introduce • 1 m 1u tl'c ,·nr ''-'It
Jcpnrtmcnt • --....:.., Me results of Ci\'c years rc
tr
N
lbles . h and study by the admin
tion and faculty w1ll be re
ncxt W\ t k when four gen
cducahon courses an• offer-
to studPnl.l for credit next
-· Advance registration for the
semoalor 11nd summer ses·
will take placo next week,
12 to 16. All students
ng to attend achool next
or during lhe summer muat
during th1.1 period.
ion booklets and an
will be available an
c:ounnlor's offic:cs Monday .
12. All rcgist.roflon book·
muu be filled in uad re·
no later than Friday.
16.
'I'Vn the basis of fnvorablt! stud·
reactaon and various faculty
on '"ocinl scienct' 1-2.
is and Clurk'.s only general
·story Club, IRC
onor J. Walker
commemor~ttion of 36 years
~,j~3~~:~:
1.&crvice, retlr.ing history
:· J. H. Walker, was bonto p1 ot a rt.:ct:nl History and ln-
the ional Relations clubs joint
22 ng by students and fncui-
who presented him with n
ccrtilicote end scroll.
..;li:iP<~Il kl'rs Dr. Morgltn Odl"ll,
U. G. Dubach, Aathur
ocl.morlon, Wcs Durlnnd,
CrunslC<I ond Bill l\lcDon
h (•numor:tt••d Wnlker's tem.:h·
st>r\'iC:l' to Lewis rmd Clo.rk
tho nine l'l'Ors he has
on the rnculty.
busi nt!SS in t lw mect.inn
utll!d tht• elcellon of i\tcu y
Wood as lhstory club pres·
h J·'lilmt. Arthur Throekmorton will
1.\ 1
~11 · nt ndvi.!;•!.r, replacing Wolk•'l,
'PUI Korlin Capp••r • .Johnson
:1, I • • h rn ho.lcl the p051tlon or husto!";
:ti)111rlnnent hcud. education coursr: at th~ pre nnt,
tht: faculty voted to ndd two mor•~
general education cow"H!S tiJ th~
curriculum and revamp the so
<'Jnl scumce coun:e. A fourth gen
cral education course wns nc
cept<:d by the tacully enrJy this
• ·pnng
So:ial scionc:e 1·2 wj)J be re·
.. mped into :1 course labeled
humamties l-2. This new course I will take the place of the follo\t,·
ing college graduation r~.:quire
ments: All of history 1·2( western
civtJization): all four hours of fine
arts: three of the six hours o!
literature, and two of thl' sal\
hours of reliC'ion.
The new course Will be under
tht; direction ol Arthur Throck·
morton. Dr John Andt:ro;un, Or.
R~bert Du .enberry und William
Hill wlll as!lSt in the couno.
Humanities 1-2 will be opl•n
primarily to freshmen but sp:.ccc
wili be rese!"Ved !or 25 other
~tuden t.s.
A three-hour contemporary
rociety course will be anoth~r
l)llrt of the new general educa
tion program of the college. This
c-ourse will deal largely wtth thl•
socinl problems studied in soc
Uti Ecaencc 1-2. Contemporary
society, social scat!nc:e 51-52. will
be open csp•~ci;ally to soeinl sci
cnCI' 1-2 students but ~thcrs mo)'
t:agn lor the course by permJr..
!'ion. Waltt'r J. Mc·ocl, t•conomics
nnd Don:.td G. Balmer. political
scn·ntc will head lht.: c ours'.
Two g•nera.l sc:ienc:• courses
\\ill bt: oH••It.:cl to ,tuclcnts n~.:xt
coll~ge r•Jqulrcment: Onl· will be
gcrwrrd physical scir nc: .. , Nmbin
lng chemistry nnd physi~r. D•··
Ll•Was Thny••r will din·ct thl
cour:sc.
Lift• science. a romblnataon or
ficltl b1oloey nnd ~cncrnl l.lao!ogv
will be lh~; •Jlht:t' general • ducn
laon courc;o nddoo to tlli~ curricu
lum. It wtll h~ n four year cou c
lnl>dcd biolngy 1-2. Cho7cn by o commttlcc of fa.
cult,y memb( rs, the points on
which st:niors werP Judged W{'TC:
schularship, lcndershlp, nctivitic.;
.. nd t • roct~r.
Bueormann. p~ldenJ of lhl'
Dr. Howard Picks
Department Heads
Fiv(; faculty memb~:ra; will .....
t~umc dcp:utmcntal h::l<JershJp
tor th•• ncndcmic year, 1952-53, BOB BUEERMANN
according to an nnnouncemen l .•. mou outs!anding senior
made this WCl'k by Or. Chorhs ---------~---
Hownrd, dl'nn of the fn~ully. class of 52, neud trte LC c:hnptcr
Dr. Ch•!Ster Frisbie will head or Blue Key, mt"n·s nntlonnl St!r
thf' dcpnrtm~nt of t:ducnlion sue-vice hanorary, and lS o former
ceding Dr. Alv:l Grnhom whu is S4: crd:uy o( lntt.T Cullc~latc
1 e agmDJ~ • Knights.
Filling the key position in th" Ht: wa!: a memtor of the fol-
hi~tory dt!partment is ProCessor lowing commatlt •3: l~Sl F'rt!Sh·
Karlin Capper-Johnson. Retirin~ mnn Oril:nmtaon; 19~1-5:! F~cully
professor J. H. Walkt>r preceed- Gutdancc nnd Counseling; 1951
t•d him as leader· ot the depart- Homecoming; I ~5:! All-College
mt!nt nnd gcn• ~al coun clor. Can:t•r C\Jnf ·rencl! Plnnning, ond
El\'y F redrkks(Jn Is to serve 1951 Juni•)r·St.nior pram.
os acting hentl of mnthcm:nic-s Buce.rmann "as lso C<l-chalr
nnd \\ill nlso couns••l students ln mnn o! the Blut Key W~.:stet n
!his £add. Professor Arnold for-Rcgwnnl con\'cnt on L~ year.
mclly held the position. Ench Pclrtland nn n coU gc WO$
In tho abJence nf PrOfessor lcpr•_cntcd by .ts most out·
John B. Hnrrington, Dr. P. Mal-standing so.:nior. Vcr~11 S. Fo::
colm Hammond wUI counsel and doll. dean of studtntt pn.'!entcd
net ns hcod of lh·· phJiru;ophy de-Bu.:cmtonn t.o the burln• nron'
parlrncnt. Dr. John Anderson group. •
will OE!;Unl~ the poSl Of c.'Ollel ~
t:hophun. Concerto Series to End
Nell Sabtn is returning to LC P1 .m t Dolor~.- M.:nn ll wUI
aucr n ycnr's sl\u.ly ct the Uni-b<' heard w•th Hu: C<hlq;t orchc~
Vt•rslly or St:mtord. He \\Ill be trn 10 the music dt.p tanc.nt' • • nctanc head of thl! spe('(:h depnrt- !anal concert of the 19!i2 c«>nccf'oo
mt•nt. 1•1 ccrit> ut 3•30 p rn n tht.: c rn·
Rotoin•ng bis po h1on oa; choir pus theater Sundoy.
mun t'tC Ill( psychology depnrt- Shu Will pl:1~ T. h ... k \' ky'
m( nt as Dr. Vfohwy Faw. "Concert() No. 1 an 8 fl: t ~hnur"
M .-.. Margucrill! Htdt'~•Ul will I nnd the oreh stra \\: d! b heard
tonlinuc to rouns•·l 10 th• riot; I rep l'lltcl)• In D ymph rue tone
of cl~mentocy t:ducotton. WMn J pOem by Pnlm n..n Au& Fmn
n n~w dar clor is nppolntcd, he Janel," ond lhr c 'llil\i t .cnts f
wzll G!l~umc \he ,,.. :;~ons1bal tl~ .. S)' rnphQny .. by C!"m t. n Bnch
In lhiR tal'ld. BorlS Sarpo wlll c ndu L Sehcduk
noon are \\.llle ~t • lntramuro'
sortbnll sna t nrus •mt! nn oppo -
tunal}' to ~o • ..:ncmg. Top L ...
lJicnl ',\ IU he !c<JtW"{:d 1n th,..
nil-college '~.t:\, !tllow bcgan
nlng at 4 30.
And al 8 p. :;:1.. !ollo"·ing
dmner to te u-.-~od m the c.n -I I'IA.!rio, ih<> '\ &.tr.r a im•itcd t~
t•Ucnd a comirand perfornurr. •
of "Ti e Tom.ng c: Ulc Shrc\\' "'
As a grond !1ntL: Io the cvcnmg
hagh S<.·hoo! • t!1l ors w11J be gues
nr lhc colle,;:c ... ~ a tennis court
don~ wc:.ttltr pumjtting.
Tho oceuicn c.clh• for camp
dt•· ·otlon dr\0-.s or skrr
und sweaters :for ~re gJrls; slack-.,
::un-tnns lllla card wath sport
shirts or S\'. t;O~c:s !or the bo) ~:.
Students mu 1 fwrt11!lh thmr own
swtmmmg su1u 1f \ ~· WLSh to g J
!wimming.
Notloo hru tt: n n.~eh·cd b
nenn V~.;r&.l S. Fogdall thct..
Portlnnd hi!!,'l nools wiU n
excu en.c:rs :ro~ &:hool I''
tame to rr \'C r:en: at 1 p m. lt
asn't :t.'> ~GUJ rut truancy bu•,
af others m tht: ::tm• situau n
pr.."'fcr to s<ny m school t.ill rcgu
·ru· dasrni 1 wn • t.h~y shou l
plun to om(! m campus ns so l'l
DK po ~iblc th ::iter.
Aetivhic ere bcduled Uwt
\'L'Iitors m.. ' -e al nnyum
nnd re~'"'".rot • ., • 11 oontm l'
:111 dny. T1i 1;. .-. .il no eh r •
to th~ "' Jt.ng ~n chool ruor.. • Scnaor.t c gt d tu alTtln
~car pool ' • • n~.:r studt~nl
'rom lh lt hl ~~·co.J How~"er.
for tho-~ \~ bus tr;uu
l'vrUJllon., .. b cs "i I
lt' v~ fmm t T -, bt 'l d -
1 pot 520 S. \•' n trc"l • '
• Page Two PlONE&R l..OG ------...
a lesT1lll1lslziJJ
Someone once srud f1·icnd hip is snlcsmnnslup.
Though this nd\·ace nught hn\'c been offered to n begm·
ning sa h .. •.::. man by h1~ t'mJ,loycr, 1t cnn just ns wl'll he said to I
the 1200 sludents ~md 1acult v 01 this coUeg~.
~ Cookin' on High
lmagm~ yourself-you 1200-ns young salesmen nnd on·~on Rt•puLIIc:tn this week
women. Th(' product you ar~ selling ssn't n <"oat, a tic or a prur lllled tlwu pollttl•td hmpots with
of shoe.<>. It's nn intangible ptoduct-a tollcgc cdUl'lllinn. \'out watt.•r 3nd -stood llmk to \\ntch
customers ar~ lookmg around the education usc:~ fo•· 1 he nght thc~1 boll. 1.
1 . . Frrsl bunwr to he 1ghlt!f wns :fit nnd the best qualtty; our f1rm has both. thnt or St'nntor Jtcnry Cuhot
Our most etfeNi\'e ad\'et·t 1~cr, D~o'un \'crgiJ S. fo'ogall, hns Lodge, leader of llw Eist•nhowcr
Just stancd a state-\\ 1dc ndvc.rtisins campaign: n snl.:! m cdu-comp:ugn, who 01 rived 10 town
d Sundn.v. cnuon w1th a four·~ ear gunrnnl~. It Wlll be held )USl one ny H• was followed on MondRy
only-May 16. by GQ'\:Crnor Enrl Wnrrcn Then
.\s the customers eome m, it's your duty to ex-tend your
utmost in fnenoship to them. No high·pressure melhod!i are
needed smce our product wdl sell Jtself. The only thmg we
need do is demonstrate and explain 1ts forms nnd its uses at
our place of busmess and let the customers s<.>ll themselves, as
ll has you.
The Jingle of the student l"egistcr next fall will att~t to
the quality of salesmanship we ho,·e he1 e. The Cl'cdit-sidc o[
the ledger "~11 rcvenl the genuineness of your fnendsh1p.
W. B. W. ln succt;s..•non cnmt s~nntor \Ynync>
Morse. Hnrold E. Stassen nn<'l
Senator Fronk Cnrlson
But tokmg thl' prize lor hsht
lng two burners ond Sitting 011
both ar them wns llw prcsrdt'nt
of Lhc LC Young Rcpubhcam ;
who on l\hmdny supported 1-:iscn
howcr by usher mg nt his rally
11.nd who on Thursdny supported
Warren by mLroducing hrm to
the pronl •t
Rather bot, w:un'l 11 Mr T.? WHITE'S WHIMPERING ,
Pleads for Senior Parole
From Final Examination
By Bryco WhUo the
F.\'t•ry year nt lh1S time on It 'lnlt l.~w•s :mil Clru k. 11'!1
<'On hear the h•r\'ld J>ll•ns from home lo us. lt rnt•rrn lu; mtu~: r
that hrgh-class gl'nt, known rn un nrm or leg und we
c-nllt•f!llll •• t•rrdcs as n S!';NIOR, plmumnl m<•mmws o{ uur Mrs. U
1111 club or
ccn•mo
f,(M,I(Oil S. e lwmonning the ract that he Ill Yl'OI'll lwre.
~unpt lkd to lnkc finul cxnminn·
tlons.
•·Pshnw", they've sa1d cvt:!r
sinl.'c I've been here, "why wt•
shouldn't hnvc to tnkc tht.•m.
\\'c'\'C tnkt•n 'tm Cor almost Coup
years nnd wt'! ought to hnvc ,,
rest."
To which Jho fre1>hrnc.n, sopho·
mores ond JUntors say: "\Vhnt
drlJ)S. (( \\'C hnvc tO toke them
1 hen scruors should t...'lk(' then.
too." ..
I used t(J sny thnt; but now
thnt r'm 11 t;o•mor, I fjnd m;>'H•If
on the otht•r stc.lc of the fence. It would ht> ct·uot tndt•cd
subJo:ct us IC'I lh•~ lm lure o(
CXI1Jnlni\110nti Wt•'d likt.• to
pll•nsnnt thoughts nwny w11~
. . . not stay ht•rt',
Thon, too. our Jobs nrc n
ing us. From now on we'll htr
wm k lor n livm~. Though
of us llren't yet on pnyrolts,
of us wUI be wur king In
form .•• or el. ,. tr')'tng to u
WOI'k. Dol vic
, rs. c. L.
An In
Moth~r
tcr' tro rt
nior Stnll
Plan. cl
IMdlrUI to J
net• Ill c t
nee IS ··s
Enterta_ We future pnst and
-~"t'Jroge; n. Thl Kncd to God und our· dcnr of th1
t•ultv ond ndnHnrstt·ntion nnd • Honore Oh, plea!:c; \\on't you 11'1 VI rt'!i, Dt
grnciuutc? Givo• U!l ft dllrr Mcmbc:J
Don t n ukl 11.5 take tht\!lt' hn.~ mvttad Aftor all. w~ seniors nrc old
Our lt•eth nre falling out. Wt•
know almost tlvt•rythmg, c.:-.ct!r.t
Ought to Be A Law .. bout wntrnJt and the ottl<'r Iln:.o (ond of pr11yor) pntronQ
Ho\' \' ouhi ' "~U hk• to leave orls, We mode progress. too I Please .. A1r. ~llll! To Sonlora: racuuy Nn
Though wo'ro not God. we· Dr L 1 campus at ~ p, m. nnd get homo When we cnmt! to thi!; campus
Tl k ... I ~ ! 1 1 tl 0 t"o tltal yo11 nl 3:45? most flf us dtdn't know how to tnn .vou. n r . ..;>un, or l te H ~ ('0 pc.ra 1 n
Thnl'!: l!.Xnctly how Oregon \\'t..:nr shtll'S Now W<' l'On't nf1ord gtwe J..~wis and Clark m theit annual celebration of !\Jay. City students trnvcl lites~ dll)•o them. ,
on Jhe adm1niatrahvo ataff ........ t travt.!l
would like to onawor tho usso
prayor. Tho J•g'a up. You'd c
rotnevc your books from Dr To Thank you !or coming out of h1dmg long enough ior the out-dur.mg the stondord vs. dnylighl And then we don't want
door fe!>tJvities. Tl1e only sour note of the e.\:cellent nfte1 noon sa,•lngs ume controvt•rsy. to endanger the lo\H'r clnssmen•s 1
was your chilly rect.!ptlon of a lo\•ely court and queen. But the p1cture ts not so rosy C:PA's runce we seniors gwc too u!hc ond alert atudying a• The Am~r
amount of begging will do a.llPMisoreel
'n the mornm~t . To nrrlve hl much tugh·mnrk compeulron
PJense~ Mr. Sun! \\"e beg of you to give us a day to re-time for an eight o'clock. they Outside o! thnt, we don't want to
member next Friday when high school seniors of Oregon and mu t lean• home at 6 n. m. Jcopardate our gradunLion by
Washmgton come to \'JSit our campus and look us over. They rc planning n m:~ss rni-f'Junkmg nny more cour.>t.$.
gration 10 the North Pole where I And then wo ~·miors feel ·• Please, Mr. Sun! Bring back May ln all of its glory or we time awaits for no mon. :;light nnstalgln at thr-thought or
w1U begin believing the weatherman and become pessimistic BARK OF THE LQ
with the best of them. ti=========== good. l>rttek Now
A Ha't.: Deans H. II.& H. ll11CJSS ls bei
Thur. cndcth this column
our fond nspirnuons. We tn
alas, to nnt!cipatc thnt Dean
would !:ide wlth the frcshmt•n! dny. May1
ALu~u
nd spccJnl
tending, .(
'
So please, Mr. Sun! Give the coopcrnt10n to George Ma·
randas and his comrnntee that you ung.·aciously withheld I Get Baby Sitter I Rattles for Hosemen,' Cries Beach;
from Ann Austin and Bob Peters last w~ck. In a !o~
II Dieter.
new men
lub Nows
A luncl
111 honor of
( . ._...
CHOATE
..1! all •tart~d whtnl he took BA Sl •.• did 1ome research on tax
aspec:U of accounting and fouad
partm•nt of two billion a year!" a way to awindle tho revenue do-
tf Ia
ColetSide Press
OHJcfal publlcraUoc rof the A ·, •• t1 Rllldtnta or L ula Dnd Clarl:
c.,u.,. PubHthc<l wuJd)· 4urinc U1a c:ollc:ce )'t:ar S:ub~rltJtlon rat~ : U 00 J•rt )'t'ar.
J nt..,r(!d 1111 • «>nd clllJill t:r.llllt!t • 1 ·n. • lo.n/1, Orl'con.
EDITOR
Bryce White •
Bill Fou Managitlg Editor c.,atdine SproU Aut. Society
Ann Oranning 'Editorial Editor Tom O'Day Sport• EdUor
HerL Sc:ho1dor 'f'oatures Editor Nancy Miller Soc:1ety EdUor Blair Llndlo Ad•. M;r.
a.port.e,.. l ••••· Ga:rth J'•ulalDC,
J"loJ'4 C a m m 1 11 a, Ger 14111•
•prolt, C ll a r I • • CllaTnq'lllat,
Oatlaeriat DtU.t.nty , Jlla.lllt
Drtll, .11JD Spohn, 'W~J' Br U•
:a.1Jt.C 1 J'lo Ati.D Per~a, VJ.._tlll&
80111'111J!Il. ClrrqlaUon
Gt..pbtllaoa ,
hara Colea,
Jllda. Pat atnUidJ', 41
Roe• JfAJUbt, Bn·
x.r,. LIUld, AU.Oa
Jaek Traduet 'Thanks for a Job Well Done/ Say May Fete Heads
il!e HanJ Follow Moist Respectfully
To 1he Editor:
1 woula Ilk'-to suggest that
the school rc·cxnmmc its en·
trance requirements to rmd thz
!eak that let rn lwo pnzc 1mb•··
ciles who were among those en
gaged in cleaning up the compus
on April 30.
A Jmle "horsmc around" i.
to be e.xpC<"ted of men who get
to~ether in such o pro)ccl. But
nil expcttotrons Wl'rt' far out
reached when 1 was hit full in
lhe face With a ftre hose In front
of the Snuck 5hn~·k tltal Wed·
nesdny.
I have had orne memorobJ,.
experumC( at L•·\\ as and Clark;
but thrs '" the best of them ull.
l can co o1ong wtth n jokP ns
w<:ll as ruwonro. But I wonder i!' •
we can't und1•rtakc sumc men-
sur<$ to insur•• at least a relullvc
degree of safety from such in
fant ll pranks."
Poaaibly we could hire n baby
ltH md drg mto the budget for
a pair of r:tttlcs. In nny case, m~
ardor for clean-up projects ha
bc~n ronsidcrnbly damp. nr d
A. Scott Beach
Laurel for All
To the .Editor:
We. wish lo toke this oppor·
tunity to thnnk cvcrvonc Cor tht•
1uc.:ess o/ the 1952 ~by Ft•tc.
From the c:hnu1nen or m:ttn
activltl~ to students who helped
on spur or t.h•• rnoment Juhs. uwi
from our Jnculty ndv1scrs lo pro.
· gram cntt:!rtninuu we feel we
had eXc:l'lJCnt coopt•rnllon,
Wu an~ thonklul tor tht• pro-
1<..'51Wrs who Wt!l o unrtcrstondtnU
obout the Clllll.II!!S we hnd to mu1s.
Ous sinccrP wJ&h 11 that we
could hat, nghl here. l'V• ryon •
who helped on tltP dilfcrcn l phnsl's of this festival. Actunlh•
this would include l.'BCh one u:
vou m thl' L\!w1s and Clark stu· •
dl'nt body.
A committee ctm work out t'a<:h
dctnil of n pt ojcct to perfection:
hut it tnke.c; the spirit of a student
body to make any event a suc
Ct!..'lS.
Also we thank the May cour·t
for their work. There rs a lot of
rt•!:ponstbiht.Y behmd the glory
and cnch member of the court
did her share.
We both hod a lot of fun. Wr
decp'y opptt.'ciCilc the honor l!f
b~.;tng fible to H·rvc Lewis ~1nd
CIRI k In thr• C'tJpnctty or CO·
dutlrmt•n (l)r the 1952 May FciP,
So thanks to alii No amount or
thnnks cnn nmlly expr• ,s
gratitude for the frrt•ndly
opem!tnn und work that
dont on tht.• M;ry F ••te UUl'
CO•
Wl'"
Ann Au.,tin and Bob
Co-ehmrrnl'n
Fde. .,r tt, Po tors.
1952 M.ay
The Two Per Cent
To the EdiJor:
In bt>holf ul nn O\'Cr·worked,
undcr-stnlt('d and inexpenenced
• Voyageur stMt, 1 wnte this re-
quest to students whn want :1
good y_,nt·book in the .vears a
ht!Dd. During pn•· rt:gistration
next Wet!k lind a place in you'
next yeu,·"s schl·dulc for a seml.'s
tt•r or· two of journulism.
ll Is pt•rfcctly nalui'OI thn~
)nurn~tli•m maJors lend to be
more inl••rl.'sh•d m nl'wspapt ~r
journolll!m thon in working on
lhc yearoonk. So this H•mindP.r
Js rumed nt LC atudt•nts whu
hnvc never consit.len•d htkmg
Journnll!lm. Journalism til nnd
62 ore oprn to nil other rnnjOr.i
or nny year an college. It is hnrdly l11ir lhnt 1)8
nmt or the sludt•nt hody gor
laking it fot gr onh..,cl I hat 2
Cl'nt Of the students wJIJ
the rt•sponsibility of cditinE
Voyageur.
Gay Harding
Pubhcatiuns Adviser
I Was There
To the .Editor: lnllcd. Th
nl Ordc~
Invit~t,
students
11rJ\m at
nnt~to o C N a w c.
>mlo so
D \'iSil the
(Cf11te.r tainm
Willie
Proud •• I .1m o! the tri tiona! Men'
thnt hove brought public rcc to serve wi
mhon to ou1· ~ollcgc, 1 wnte Trogen, se
tnry: uod day ·~ appn.•ctttlon (l( Install
smaller cv~nt. o! lnst Thursdl JOurnalism
Tht•y w~n· both purt ot m , ay 12, at
dm!u•y week's schl•dulc nnci Bt;b Bisscl
t: L,•an, '11 pnsst•d unnotlcl•d lw mllnv '"'··A -{ • ~•u~l. [
both wcr•• lm· nbo\'c the ordtn Phi Epa
One was the chape•l set· A ;tpru
wlum lhrcl' or our fon•ign Mu Phi
rhmts so eHvctivt•ly roprt'S music s<'hol
th" cause ~>ervt.'tl h\· the after tryou
Student St!rv1cc Fund. Arter A prog
hstencd to the I .. ord's p Adamso n.
spoko.:n 1n German, in Jnpn Anyon
nnd m Spanish, the rcpctitton
lhc words In our lnngunge h
n dt.>epcr menning for us nll.
that moment we came closer
humnn brother houd. Dr. Du
In Fou
Th d Dr. U. c sccon cv••nl wns thl' SCience p formoncl· of S. II\' McBr
mus1c for Songa of rnnocenc:e speaki n~
Wilham Bl1rkt Th UJ mu 1c . , t wht·n he \
•'<~ to me to intJicntt.• crenlivo.! lo llw N
Jty far nbov<' tlw a\'1.:1 ·•Kt· Credit M
"\\'nkl Up Someday we whu nltt•ndcd
liU\JJCO l of Sll\', "I \\a lh~re tht• lint t
thi11 mu .. lc \Y,:ll plnyl'tl. It ,_.. On Mny
ba<'k in 1952 .1t l.t)wls tmcl Clm ll\'cr lh(•
Just <~ ~htlpcl and n tnu:Jic non• Vnllcy, I do
Not headline mlllt.lrtlll, yot Oenh!t'· a
touched "thl' 11pceqh und
gungc of lrnmortnl things" wht
giv•• depth nnrl purpose to o
college.
Helen Nllundorf The W(Ui
tlon or We
Dubach BP•
.Tune 4. doy. May 9. 1952 PIONEER LOG Page ThrH
May 9 • .---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--~
the S DCifll Sl(/e
>le By Nancy Miller
ft'"ld G•raldine Sprott Economics Head
Eats 'On the Air' Virtuosity Displayed
By Musical Groups
ns anltcrf
' have others 'Club Installs
ewOfficersMonday
Mn:. Hugh M. Sklnnt•r wtll he lnatnllcd as prcsidl"nt of lht• Moth·
' c:lub (If l.l\\ i und Clnrk rollegt• lor tlw coming yeur in n lunch·
on t'l'H·muny Mondny . Muv 12, In Pulntinu: MUlor conduct•·d hy Or. ( {1\11'
.ll't! or
ke L.o
~y
ll rc n
e'll hn
nugh
rolls, 11:
g In ~c IIIIHlll S Odt II ot 12.30 p.m.
Other oUtcor In ·l!l'\'r wllh Mrs. Skinnvt• Include: Mrll. Floyd
, Doy vtcc prPrtdt•nt; .M111. Juhn B~:nnell, rccordang sccrclnry: und
rs. C. L. Davy, llo•ru.url't.
An im;pcction tour of the n(•w inCit1nOfl' In Stcwnrt holl whkh
Mothers' dub hn!l furntslwd wall follow tho lun<."hcon. All those
~ten tt-d an the college ore anvitcd to attend.
nior Senior Prom
PIRn. fur lh( Junlor-St•nlor prom ore ncoring complctio~. nc·
rding to Joan r-:llloll, c.:halrmnn ol the a1fuir. The prom wtll be held
thl.' Cong&I!SS hotl'l, Moy 17, with dr~:s.s strictly formal.
lnvatntions which must be pr.·~cnted to gain admission to the
nrt! bt•ing sent to nil junwrs and :;c.niors. The theme ol the
"~nr'<" lS "Bon Voynge,"
ind Enlt•rtalnmcnt will be furnished by the college quurtcl and Stan
""~ n. 'fhc nome ol the on·ht•.strn will remain unknown until the r dt•nr -·
10 nnd 1,.,., t of the prom.
a
t~c linn Honon:d aucst'i at the altair wall be the junior and senior closs
\'i!lf.'n, Dr John Anderson und Dr Benjamin Thaxter 1'\.'SPCthvc:ly .
1\h:mbLr of the prom committee nrc Juhn Paul Jon1:s, publtdty
nd mvltattonc, B••th Lnkc, cntcrtamment; MarRc Dodge, patron!l
pnlronc -t!~. and Shirley Adums, decorations.
acuUy Nowa
iod, w Dr L E. Tomlinson ond Mr. Luther Chew ol the campu .. library
staH til travel todoy to Ashlund lo uUcnd n meeting o! the Orcaon La-
tho ussocial10n. The meeting will start tomght and w11l conclude
• 'ou'd .... vmorrow evemng.
from Dr. Tomhnson will spettk at a banquet tonight on the subject
119 111 The Americ:un Hcrltngl' Project." The Amel'lcnn Heritage Project as
11 do orl'd by the A mea icun Librory nssociation.
reek Nowa •
A Rnwaiion theme carried out in Cood. music and manner of
·a'CSS l.s being planned by members ol Lambda Phi Epsilon for Sol·
~··-·· May 10.
A t.unu Polynesian Dance is to be Centured for the main program lumn
w .. (a\
Dcnn md special orchid leis nxe being flown in from Oahua lor the ladii!.S
IShmt•ni iiiWI.'ntllng. Dick Hennessy is general chairman Cor this social gather·
• • •
In n lormol initiation held recently, Bud C~x. Chuck Chnrnquisl,
II Daeter, Jim Dodson, Dn,·e Lunler and Dan Morton were anstullcd
new members o{ Knppn Phi Alphn.
tub Nows jCh;
!ads A luncheon was given Thur day noon by membe or Colhecon
n honor of lhctr grudunttnp m<.•mbers in the CiPid ol home t•conomics,
iPc Hnnnuh, None} Maller, Zoe Scott nnd Virginia Waon.
Following the luncheon, officers for the coming yctu were ln
t DB tnllcd They ore: Nancy Leaper pl'e'\tdent; Glorta Gow, vice pre.siy goes
hot 2
•til
:liting
r •nt Ordt>nn Dav1d~on, secretary. nnd Pal Hashngs, ll casurer.
iol.pilal Open Houao
lnvitauon. ur. bdng t•xtended by the Veteran s administration
students, parents nnd faculty. to nttcnd on open house \'tstt and
ltlrr>~lr3rn at the U. S. Veterans Hospit.ol on Marquom hill In obscr.·
U\C • of Nahonol Huspalnl day, Sunday, May 11, from l :30 to 4:30 p.m.
w. C. Jessup, chief of spec1nl services. urged students of coo-
nt•micos. soctnl studies, nursing and occupational or physical therapy
10 \'isit the hospital. Tht.! program will include conducted tours and
tcrtnmment in the audtlorium.
Willie Antis wns acccntly installed ns president of Blue Key, No-
triUmf lillntll Men's Honor Crnternity Cor crvicc to the college. Other oHiccrs
lac to serve with him next year nt• Stan Mitchell, \'icc president : Stag
mro~!en, secretory- lrt•asurcr; Clark Stephens. cot responding :;ecrc
tnry; uQd Don Flor~·n. nlumna secretary.
Jn!'tallalion of ten new mt•mbel'S or Pi OeltJ Epsilon, nnti11nnl
hursd~ li1:,urnollsm honornr~', will be conducted on campus next Mondoy,
of an 12, ut -1 30 p m. Those rccclvmg their keys and membership arc:
and Bob Bissc I, Garth FanninR, Ann Gr·anning, Mtriam Holcomb, Jean
LfiYu:LPnn, Tom O'Ony, Bob Shoemnkea·, Sally Skinner nnd Jack unv· • ' TrochN~I
rdin Mu Phi Ep11lon Toa
l :,c•n A 1pranr benefit L<'a has been planned by the pulrontJs group
isn of Mu Phi Epsilon in Pnlutmc Manor at 3 p.m. Mn) 13. to aid its
prc~l' music scholorship fund. Recipient of the scholnMihip will be. announced
lc W after tryouts in th1: fall.
ncr A program by student mu~lcians will Ceature numbers b~ Shlrlcy
pra) Adamson, violinist; Allen Lchl, baritone; and Edith Kilbuck ptnntst.
Jnpnnr .1\nyone intNcsted in music or the college nrc in\"th .. >d to attend.
tilton
age •· Dr. Dubach to Speak
:loa:~~ In Four West States
Dr. U. G. Dubach, political
thl' pt sc11•neil prof1..'SS0r. wlll l.legan n cBnd speaking lour Mr•ndny, Moy 12 conce · when ht• will d~h\'er on ttddt css IC ·<('t;
... to the Nnttonol ASSCicintton of n., Credit Men in Huston, Tcxu!l,
· "Wakl• Up Amcrlen" wlll be the
dcd w d
t tIll -.uhJCCt uf the ad rcsscs.
It '~ On Mny 26, Oubuch will de·
11\·t•r th(• emnfl nl'ldrcss an Sun
ho\ Vall~y. ldnho Cot• lh~ Idaho Coal
11(1 Denh:l''ti assucintiun.
Ill
\\ hl
lo o
• Tlw \Vnt;hlngton Stutc. F1...•th.•ru·
lion or Women's clubs Will hen~
Oubach ept•nk in Wallo Wnllo on
June ·l. Draft Test Applications
Deadline Set Saturday
A S. h lh" S I"\' ICC Colll'.,;"
Quali!icatwn test \\"ill be hdd
Mny 22 for the benefit or those
students who were ptcvcnt~d by
Ulnt·• s t>mcrgency or some other
n.•,u;on rrorn \akmg the tcst:J
gi\'l'D DecPmbe.r 13,lfl5l or April
21 o( this \'COl'. •
Students who ha\'C nn ndmls·
··ton ticket Cor dtlwt• the DL>cl·m~
ber 13 or April 2·l te~t but Cuih!n
lo uS<! it on the fiS:-tl{nt'd dnh•
must submit n new npplicnt ion if
they wish In mnke the May 2'!
lt!SL. The deadline dah• fo1 th.;:
npplicntion is !\loy lO nt midnight.
Applicntions postmarked after
thnt d.1tc will not b1• RlleCptcd. ,.
"I got to cnt on tcll:vuuon,"
Mi111 flulh Chu\gron, home ce
oraomtell department hcod snad,
r.ual Wt.•ok In Salt I.nll;c City,
Utu}l, Ml a Chlngrr•n llccompnn
j, ·d n Tokyo gt·ndulltc lit udf'nt ll)
n '1'\' hruudcn5l on which she
wua tu npp•~or, ''I went nlong to
gave her rnornJ 11upport, never
gu,•asang I'd be nn the progrum,"
she t!Xplnined.
1'he Jnpnnc•sc gtrl Wll$ to de
mon.slrntc, how to mnkc sukiakl
on the progrnm. "Mcul Time.'
When lh•· broadcast was ready
to begin, Miss Chtngrcn was ask
t•d to nppcnr on the program nnd
help cal the Jnpllllcsc food.
During the progrnm the master
ol ceremonies lnLP.rvll'wcd the
Japnnl!~c girl as she mode the
sukiaks.. lt was mode on 1.1 hot
plut(•, "We sot on plllows around
low tables which g:lVc it an orl-
ontnl ntmo phrre." "It was
a cnlly very thrilling, " Miss Chin
m-en snid . By Garth Fanning
Wtth on cxdtlng dltplny of musacnl v1rtuoslty, topped by noth
ing or Its type seen m Portland this year, the music deportment
opc:nf?d NrHmnal Muw· wcclt Jon Mondoy n1ght at the ctvle nudt
toraum.
All rive ('Diflpul mu~lcal organizations lo(lk pnrt: the ort'hi!Strtt,
bond, dtotr, mudrlenl slngen1 ond m~n·n glc{• club.
Of the groupa. pcrhnp it wns thr. M~"hcstn•, conducted by Boris
Strpo, thut dlJploycd the most tmprcsslvc Interpretative akJIJ and
&lunning rnustdnnshap . Thdt ploytng of Dvorak's ''Carnel.'lll Over
ture" wn!l ns consummute u pcrformnnc•• ns this work. bas recmvcd in
Portlnnd In r•'cent ycnra. It was absolutely ampeccably played nnd
wnductcd.
Kcchlr.y's ••suite for Symphonic Band" was, If not the most slir
rinc. ccrtuinly thf) mo~t imprcaave c:omposJtlcm ploycd all evening.
Composed m 1950, the work wn-:; performed under lhc baton of John
Kdl Richards . It wns n difficult work tn twn movements thnl spoke
gracefully the languAge (I( m•ldern mustc. The band's bmss l0Cct10n
here wna most poarnant, duplaytng team unity nnd bc:iuty oC tone.
Student Dale Kugel'• "Youth De Pa ofundis" WIU played next
by the band, wath the composer conducting and soprnno Rowcnn
Owt>n ns soloist.. Act•ordinc to program notes tbc muSic dt'pi~ts lhe
indh•1dunl ove-rwhelmed by c:onn1cts of the world. and his Lunung to
pruyer and its resull.ant nssurnnc:es. MLSS Owen's pcrformnncc wns
sturUlnc. thouJth we fallcd to get from eather lyrtcs ur mw.ic t.hc
h:cling or prnycr nnd /or tls ns:n1rnnccs. Nevertheless, the compo i
tton moved with ::ulhoraty ond Kugel's sound musicum!hip was well
d~morulr.lttd.
The m1 ·n glee dub, mndrigul singers and choir displayed .cmup
cohf:.;;ton and were well rrcctved by the nudumce.
Dr. John Stark Eva.na, conducting the "Gloria" from h1s new
mU!>tcol .cttlnR oC the Solemn Mass. closed the program in n rousmc
finale combining all rive musicnl orgunizations.
May Fete Celebration · Part of History I U.S. Air Force Needs
B N F b LC C 11 · I Teachers for Foreign
.~.~. ,?,,~· w?.~g~~.~e!, .J ,.. .. .. !~~.~g~~;n~~., Dependent's Center
do ~ bnthlng beauties nnd roy-iasl. Fndny. lnt.n nwuon recaevcd on cam-
g • • . pus from LL Ben Fle.tschman al coronouons Mny Fete wns also Thou Jcni,.bJed were· In r ho h
f 1 h Is h 5P • · • onner campus p tograp e.r the scene o h C pra e w en Mabel Akin. coUego tru&Jee; • • cd · .:o--- ind(
<~~tudent.s rccch·cd ''ear·end hon· . 'd noy, stnuon 10 cHu•c:e. • • • • • Mn. Fnmk Alh .. n. prtt5t en! cotes thnt teaching positions nrc
ors nnd membershtp an servt~ of Women's t..ague of Lewis f • d d honor ··y groups. open n ~:ur fore~ epende.nt5 an 1 and Clark; Mrs. Herb9rt A. tchools in Gennany, f·rancc, £ng-
Studon.t s tapped wno: Pi Templeton . member of tho land and North Afracn.
DeUo Epsilon. Journalaim -league: Profesaor Bernard Hln· Applicants for the!•' posthonc,
Ann Grannlng . Miriam Hoi shaw. boad o{ the art depart-according t . nh1 m.1tion printed
comb. Jean McLean. Tom mont: Pans Stewart. college 10 Stan and Srnpes. will be re-
0q)ay. Robert Shoemaker , bu.sinosa m11.nogor: Graham quircd Lo 1 n ,U\ ·!mploymcnt
Sally Skinner . Jack Trac:h-Griswold lumberman: Kother ogn•emcnt tor a mtnlmum of one
aoL Robert BiaseD. and Garth ino OoW'ut. manager of college tchool yenc.
Fannl.ng ; Alpha P&i Omega, calehnia; Gerold Crockwoll. Mmamum rcqulremcntl for
dramatla -Mary Hooper• I Alumni usoclulion; Mn. A. employment are: bachelor's dt'-
Richord Meigs. Jean Beebe J. McCutcheon prMldent Mo· grec, 18 semester hour5 ncadcmtc
Betty BiJSto. D l an a Mur· ther·5 club· Ma .. Holon Noun· cn.'Ciits In educatiQn courses, In·
pby. Ann Reed and Marr dorf English department and eluding practtce tcnchmg, lv.'tl
Ruth Reed; Mu Phi Epdlon. I head restdont of Stewart hall years teaching experience, pol-
music (woman) -Patricia and George (Pappy) Howe. sesston of n \"'Zllid tcnchcr's cc.r-
Bander. Mary Ellerby Floy campus engineer. tlhcnte. Apphcnnts must be w1u.
Loutso •on Groenewald Ba.r· The contro\'ersial Gold Key mg to swear an oath ol nllcgiancl!
bora Junke. Shirley Roeckel. owards were Clnnll.\' brought out th u s to e . .
Carol Rouse. Holen Thomp-of htdin~ nnd the secrecy bnnd Flcls<:hmnn spends part or has
son. Betty Chestnut, Marilee broltcn. The WJnners were: Lolll time in Wicsbaden, Germany, do-
Crawford. Lois Delano. Prise· Gaither, Eldon Gunter, president in£ proetice flying.
lla West and Jacqueline GU-litudent body; \'trginan Norman,
bort. secretary; Paul Nordstrom, stud-
Phi Mu Alpha, music (men) -ent council, :1nd Jnmcs Goddard,
John Peterson. Joe \VImme.-. president Asocial~..:d Men Stud I
1h:a-ry Harris, Hownrd Bu17er; t!nts and Pat rl~tn Boals ~lork,
Radao Guild-Jean Bh·be, Vern cn-c.hPirmBn of rehgious l:mpha-
Chrt ta.an-:~n. Delores Hescod~. sis week. FOR RENT
Apartment, 2 rooms and small
bedroom wtth nll uuhtaM $35.
18.27 S. \\'. Bea\·crton Htgh-
way CH 1968
Rob~rl u. Tabor 110d Arden ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cnul'! Brod<'lphlans, $t:Oiot'S -
a~ttv Lnkt!, Winnie Carlock Mer-• OregOD Business Education Meeting
C'l'r, l.ois Wallinrmon. Carolyn
Vat it7., Colleen Creswell, Alice
Pcoke. nnd Pntrlcia Blukely; A
micuns, junlon1- Mnry Ellerby
Gloria Gnw, Ann Grnnning, De
lores Hescock. PntriC'in Kephn1 I,
Patricin Welsh, Patsy Annala,
r..nd 'Marllt:•· Crnwford. Set at Reed College Campus, May 15
"Arc our S'l:hools nnd colleges
preparing people in a flee indus·
trtal socact.)'T" ts the lh me of the
fm;t Oregon Busines3 Education
C'Onfcrcnce to be held on the Reed
Francis Co)(, four year let· oollcgc cnmpus. M y 15.
terman in football end trac:k.
was named outr.tandl.ng 50n. President .Morgan S Odell W1ll
ior ethJote to win the Assoc· pnrncip:Jtc in o panel dts~ussion
iat.ci Men Student's old tro· (l :45 IO 3·15 p.m.) on --Qucsllons
b 9 Left Un nswcred." p y.
Wtlliam Trevor nnd Dcwcv I John N; Adams. vicc-prcs,'dcnt
HnTicss were nnnwt.l b~l;t nc:tors or the Ftrst Notional Bonk or
or the yenr nnd Donnld Hint'S I Portland; l-·rnnk 8{'nneH. Sule:m
md Richorrl Mei~:s. best in om-supcrinhmdl!.nl_ or !;Chool : Wtl
•nn production to win the dr:~mn !anm Jones, Um\'••rslty oJ Oregon
pl.aqm•. denn .or ndrnln_isl&1llion. and E Tbe confuenC'O sponsoring
group includes -41 educntors; nnd
business cxccutavcs from Ore
gon.
Reed, the National Assoc1olion
of Manulilcturcr, Oregon Educa
tion nssoclotion. Portland Ch m
be.r or Conunen.'e, Sl tc S)'Stl'm
of Htgher Eduenhon. Unh·ersJty
of PorUnnd nnd Lewts and Clark
Joinlh plnnned the meet.
A le• of three dollars. payable
to :Reed. will be chor,gcd for the
luncht'ilO and a pubhc~ticln of
the proeeedings.
LcllCI'S ur llet"l'ptancc nd n
check can ~ math~ w James 'f.
Hamilton, dtrector Ll! cducutaon,
Rec-cl Clara Lou Rummell rocei•· G. Swt~crt , preJtdcnt Hystcr corn
ed a SlOO honor lcholerahip pony urc alErJ membr"rs oi the
aponaored by Alpha Gamma pon<'l. ,------B-IU.---&-T_O_M __ 'S ___ __,
aorority. _ _ _ Other !I(!SSious mcluclc nddress-
Sludrnt.s were not the nnl}r t-s: '"1'hb Job l)f Educnung F.v BARBER SHOP
pl'rsons to rct'ch·c ownrds fot· et·ybod)'" (10;15 n.m.l: "The Job All Haircuts
rutstanding service. Qut•en I~ls Educnhon Lea:es Undone' 00.45 SSe
I honored 11 benl'f'nctors or t.hc n.m.l nnd "A Plnguc on Your
tc:hool by knlghlin" them dur-Houses" 02:30 p.m.). •
1103 S. W. Taylor's Farry Rd. l
• P11,ge F'our
roc use
Cook Paces Orange
As LC Dumps Pilots
By ~\l Stephenson
·rh~ pndc o( P lnttnc lull,
oeh t:ldttn Ft~ '-' ~J.l{-cdst~~
rontmued l donunntl' lhc tr 1cli:
l>olhght as the~ com ancmgb
'lf 11\COO Portland Um.,•c-nnt ,.
-;o~~.s7 1. l \\CCk in n dunl meet
n Fa~h•'r ueld
The P on~ p·abbt.:d ntnc
'I t 1'1 Cl and \\on the nttlc rc
Ia.,\ h.> I orfeat
Calc~· Cook once again dom•
onstraJed his agihty on tbo cin·
don as he :.ipped off a 9.9 ce~
tury. broadpump~ 21-toet 5·
inch~ and skipp~d over tho
low and hi9h barriers in record
hme so est:.bhsh new meet CALEY COOK
••• good for 20 • PIONEER LOC F'riday. M.&y 2,
• • • 1ew ruc1 I
Smithmen Face Six Foes; I Thinclads Face Stiff Test •
Conference Tille in Balance In Willamelle Dual Meet A 1101
t\ct10n will be hot and hl':&\'Y lor the Pw LC's trackmen facl' tht ir toughc~t d nting
lll'Cr diamoml en'\\ this wcPk·l!nd :-~nd upponenl this S~turchl\ '' lwn lhPy meet l murnl Lc1
R For s throughout nil ol next Wl'Ck with ~ix cntl't,d \Vtlhnmettc con.·nts 11 Snlt>m.
confct·cnce ~nmcs and one non-conference lilt The Bcarcal!-1 ha\'c won fnur consccullv ll"'rc loadj
on tap • dual meets while setting three new d switq
I.e still smarting from two str:ught <lc· records and equaling a fourth. 1'hc Pionc~r.•·· c.ccond l
feats .1t th~ hunds of Hn.Y Helser's Linfield on the other hand, ha\'c only dmppcd ,1 1
t h•nt!UI w11dl.'nts, tnt•"s the lcacut• l~odln 11 11 I Ill UlD c:1510n to tlw powm rul und 1 'fhc K
Whttmnn Mlsstonrlt s m 0 doublt GoJ d Poles Next ful On•gon Stole Bcuvcrs tn u t ·ho strike
header Saturdn\ nfternoC'In on .m u 1r 1 un lks, n m
K('lly l"tcld. Gnme umc Is I p m.l For LC Skiers Both lnOml lack detpth but •pc of l
With a day's ro1t. tho Plo I'ha ~L ndtl\· tl Mount ll~od, hav~ pleniy of potenJio.l firat 1\Vn!l..-He
necrs again tako to tho he;d Huth Gregerson nnd Fa'tlnk Reed, place wannerr.. WHlamoUe . do. lnC·bnll ar
for two games. this limo againlt l.vho 1 el.'£'ntly ntO\'t'ci up from fonding loop c:hnmpion . has wmgtng l
College of Idaho. According to class C to closs B skung, wiiJ be had llttlo dlfflcully In movtnq ore the bn
Coach Worton Smith. thoro i1 "f1tl•rt'CI under the Pioneer l'Ol by uch teanu as Portland U. Double p
a possibility of something novel 115 m lhc Golden Poles ska l'll<"C'i Pacafic U. and Llnfiod. •tthN·. 'fhc
in tho scheduli ng of games m Both sk acts moved up to tht:; 11w Be IH It ll l t pee ted usunl pn.
tho Coyote twm bill. B clns:; ns n result nf the points rlomin<lt£' t•\'ernl c•\'Cnls tomor I most
A d.n nwht doublchcndt'r hns rrnvs.~ed In the 't.:ccnt Schnee row among them the javelin. Ill the outfi marks in those evcnb. He was
cto:ked in 2~4 in the lows and
16.1 in the higbs. Tho lormor
times Wl're 26.4 and 16.2. out lllC Ltftu noon \H'rc: Lnrr.) II l ld h Vngt II Stnndard GaMl slalom hi'Cll plnnncU lH.'(.'(Jrdmc to Smith Bob Hnll and Stan nnd the ruJ
Ttu: On:~ncc WI mct'l 1 w 0 11 Wlllnmctll' hus two of the Tinkt•t'S Hu' ~.:rknmp nnd Chnrhc Hudson. h 1 -th f 1 1 n ruces.
tscd for Ul'Qntl In the• hii!h jump: :~~ ~~e:.:~wrc~a~~-s p:~~'~\~ 8 ~~~;~, Two l.c•wi!l ant.! Clnrk alum':l Jnvclin throwers in thc slalt•, ly '
I I f ld '"Ill s . h Ill I '· t r fi t 1 l'ivall ,. bet\\'C\'0 the two tyh• or r> n t 1c ll' cants., n IC· Don .1\hCttllum, st>cond m I. " the two h:nm:-will agnin mt•ct. w n l'iO uc rytng ot rs P atl.' •
1 . II r 1"3 r ,, 11 c h' II I ll c ld th t d been a fcolurco or C\'l•rv rulh. 1> letts JO'' • n tO;.;: o 1 -co. -c;hot put; Nnrm ompton, I ard thas tjmc under tltt• li!lhts nt Kcl· '" u• cuss 1c n ny. · Th" "rab'.
'- " ~.l lh I h h I M K i I t G A d h • k 1· s• 11\l'col lhi t•nson "' anrucs "'rnsn. <" pre.\>JOUH s an• rn t l" s ot put, • mt • c. n g , • 1_,. 1-'tdd .curgc n t•n<on, w u .oo 11· •
th~c ortt a.d or 168·f~t 8-mc:hcs set In ccond m Uu• pol(' \'null; Bud The Pionoon thon lac:e tho r>lllc:c in thl' Sdmcc Vogeli WillameU~ should also notch lw ~izc of
~1 b) M:ttus oi PU. RtlO Carmi· Cox, th1rd in the JU\'chn~ J 1m Willamctto Boarc:ats Wed nO$• l'tll'CS nnd Donna Gavlord. LeWIS first and tccond 1pota in tho
..... 1 J .1bb can p C' cal copp'"" u fn-st P ce m t I(' Smith, third an the 440. Nell An· day ai 8 p.m undor the lights unci Clnrk ski mstmctor who milo two milo and pouibly '
I _ _. t~J outriclo 110 t 't~u l as he :oi.'OI'l.'u rm C\ en dter.scn, In~ I an the 220 and sCC· 111 Kelly F'teld 10 Oregon City. took llurd phtc, 1 wall bt• entered. lho diacu1 depending on how • rcle the ~ 11 feet. ond m the 100; Bill O'Hnna, sec· LC downed Johnny Lewas boye lllllllll11ll!illl !11RilUIDIIIU!InllUI!nunDlllllllliUinnmnumnmmmmn hard Duano Rasmussen throws.
r Co I ' h 1rown 1n 1 rannr x. a.t }"ears quar· nd m the lughs: Dunn•· H:asunu;.. from Salem in their fint meet· tJOn fot the PJOnccrs LC nlso de· T o Ptoneors will also have to t som~thit
tcr mile champ. nogoliaJed tho t n. U 1rd tn the dt cus; Vtc NeJ. ing. fcntcd the Badgers in their only give tho Bearcats flut laurels l.l besides
distance SaJu:day in 53.6 to on. Uurd an the male nnd two Tht• Smithmcn move to For('St othc•r meeting. in tho polevoull where Willa. If Ty C
Wll\ pulling away. 1 mtlc: Malt Schroeder, second m Gro\ c Thursda:u· tor n mnkc-up A no-count game is scheduled meUe's bost man. Ray Froth· b
OU cr Orang nd Block me: the IO\\"S and Jack Bh:ur, th1rd sume '' 1th Pacif1c unt\ crs1ty. This tht afterno?n wilh Lower Co-iom. h11s a leap of 12·6 S/8 to hould sec
_,_t_Q_oo_n_~_b_u_t_e_d_~_rn_t_s_ili_r_o_u_g_h_·~•-n_t_h_c_J_o_~_~ _________ ~~~·a_m_L_,_,._U_l_,_v_~_d_u~p_ro_n_h_·re_l,_c_~_n_c_· lumb!aJu~or~llogeatWo st-hiscredit. around the
Golfers, Swallers A wail Badger Return Clash
After Dumping Pacific, ,Dropping lo Willamelle
The Poc1fac uniHrr jt.> solf team
\\ tU ~N 0 dUint<· t.o ~\'CD the
rc \\ 1th th~ 'Pioneer team no xl
Tu~lt\ t T'~p 0 Scott gotl
Oo.li'SC
Pac1f1c Jo:;t a
IA"wt nnd Chu k close one to
Ma\ 1 b~ a •
re ol qt. to 8'-· Art Barnet~
r p C:lftc-t k mcd list honors
"1lh ll 74 "h 1~ Gar) AndH!\\S
hm for lhe \ ctors \\ tth i.:i
Th£.' Pconc
h l end or l
ll 8 , two d ~ \1. ere left 1 n th1.
e score 91
lntc . w.unmett
' s thl' '1ctor u tth their Boh
C 11 han Ull mg medabst honon;
t 'Top OS tt '' lh a 74. Pool Regulations
J -USl •I the pool ~~ ah I)(
restricted to LewiS and Clnrk
ftudcnts c,.;ocpl f1'0m 5·7 p.m.
when spccrol outsu.:c groups
mny he sclwdull'd.
2-Th~ ltfcsunrd "til be on
dul) Monduy thr"Ough Frtdoy
from 12 noon to 5 p m. (Jther
htlunr; b.> specml rrnngcment.
3-P • •ns n\lt nllowcd 10
pool except when hlcguard l!!
on duty
4-Thc pool Wlll be dnuned
nnd cleaned on Snturdnys ond
Sunday
5-Thc: pool \\ 1ll be closed
June 1 through June 8 for
clcunmg and rcpaar.;.
I ,. The sun-tanned l«'nms swot-
lcrs will put lltt!ar 2-lnop record
m the line Tucsrlay when tlw~
CJ-.wel to Pnclftc for n return en·
,gagemcnt. Lasl week the LC
men whipped the Badgers 6·1.
Cnnch Ah•a Grahnm's ncttcrs
howc,·c.r tool~ nne on the chtn
lnst Tuesday as n \'i..GitHlg \Valin-
mctte crew ed&cd the Ptoncers
4-3. The home forces won three
OJ! th~ r i\'c singl('s rnntch<'s but
dropped both of the doubles to
ClVc the Bcarcntc; the ''Inning
ad,·antnge.
Results or the W11lamclle tnnt·
chcs were· Singles--Lew Wnhl,
defeated Corlcr (j.J. 4·G, 13·4:
D<Jug Dny, ddt.>ntcd \\'nlls, IW),
6-1, 2·6. 7-5: Wtsnom (W), de
tented H<ty Howu:, 6·4, 6.-1 :· Jun
llodgkms, dcfcat~d ArniJicr (WJ
11-!l, 4·6, 9-7.
Doubles -Walls nnr.l Wi~nnm
(W) dclcntcd Wnhl nnd Day. 6-1.
b·2: Ambler nnd Caa tcr (W 1 dt•·
fcntcd HOdgktns nnd HO\\ JC, 6·3,
!1·2 moreland. LC should win the broadJumr dislan
The Whtman twin bill .should •he 440-yard run, the 880-ya nmJ:: is so
pnwtdc plcnl.'' of acuon. The run anJ tlu low hurdh arne thnt
strong Wolin Wall:l contingent, Tht> crucial rncos whore thf' I lugging
now !tportmg n 4•2 n~OOl"d, hns meet could be doclded oro th~ 1c line a
lost gnmcs only to College <,f high hurd los, thl" I 00 yo.rd obundon o
ldnho nnd Willumctlt~. Thl:; scnt•s
t'Oulrl mean whether the Plon<:c.rs dalh, tho 220 yard dash, the -
will !itny in the pl•nnnnl rncc Ol" high jump, th<l thotpu1 and tho Julia J
mil<! rolay.
not. E I LC in losing two to Lmfiold. Call'y C'ook, V<'l" 1111h.• fresh mp 0}
collected a total of 20 bitll. ln man, is llw hnckhonc of the P Listed
the second gamo Pioneer bat-nncl•r sqund. Cook paahcipa lt•s iz schedule:
ten continually swaU<!d the ball I lht• 100, th~· low nnd high hur h~ld on
wath Duvo D11niols twice c:Joar· dle:s and the brondJump. or perm
ing the 34S Coot fonco at Kolly Otlwr dependable pomt win ested in
Field. Cordon. Lowta and Rad-ncrs for the Orungt• nnd Bloc) lowing 1
akovich also hU long balls lD nrc Rctdar Heller, und.•ll'atcd u contact J
that gamo. the hoH-mile; r'rnnny Cox. con Ploccmc
Stmth did not rdcnse the mound !l'rence qucarlt·r-mlle chumpion poSS,iblc.
nstagmncnts fnr ilie final six con· :and Neil Andersen. city dusl tJf Sc:ott-J
fcr~nce gnmes. chomp lrom Rno~e\'Cit. r Jum
Pioneers Beat Vikes,
Drop Two to Wildcats Monda
Auto SupJ
grads lor
eo prog
in lho m
Wodncs
By Tom Hnrtl~y
Two conscculiH lo sc• to the
Linfu·ld Wildcats dumped LC
{lUI ol first place in Northwest
confucnc:•• action and inL.o a tk
for third. the bntUcs us lhe Mcl\hnnvlll ratzcr (K
nmc dropped the. Pnlatanc h1l er~) Sumt.
The 10·!.1 ,;lugfcst Tucsdt1y wm
the Pioneers second loop loss and
the llclscnn..-n's th1rd loop \"tC•
tory. lltthng dominated both of bov by 1 9 3 c·ount Sulurdur
Davo Daniola came ous ol
his boso hit drouth with a pair
of homo runa to aid the Pton
e~rs dying cause Tuoaday. Ron
Lewi~ collected throe htts In
four tri~ to lead tho attack.
Stnn Bl:mk nnd Jim Bt•anl gr11duatos
for malo
pay. Inter
Tbursd ~
Mutual I~
JUSler froa
vi()-W June
work.
llm"u f'lllW luc ol~trQCI"-Of.JJA!ut!UQt,juu pt.ttH'itotN! o
•f>-o l><llt\• 0.tJ;ht 0 hinlho,..tf't tba lta:!tt &.:. INU ••th
<= c I) • '-" ':1 t., md:ortt bb tbBd oa l.anuc) •~
oelqri!Jm ~"nn*'t. on uA111 lot(!UH~uy.ltlu~~d!
"' •wid I"'~• lru &!Mill} f" lfl!!n'ut\ o..d ~dtni o\tnlh~
o1.d a...S lui 'IY'"l"'..,. ~ tun llttJ fun IJ btllru tlu
~-a .. bl>ua,ul Leaders Notch Wins
In Hoi Mural Battles teamed up on lhl• htll to bent the a.m.
~mathmen in both contc t .
Blank n•ceh·('d the first vtcto1 \ Radio
nncl BermJ tht.! seconu. Both r•·· Gets N
loo\'cd <'nch other 10 the tw
LEWIS A.ND CLARK 'IKE' F'OR PRESIDENT COMMITTEE
Join
TheJe
Citizen•
You
Know
and ••• Lester ( ~t Rawls (Rep.)
William Seaquisl (Rep.)
Ball Springer (nep.)
Don Cue (Rep.)
Walter J, Eames !Rep.)
John A. Crimst~d (Rep.)
Dtck Whipple (lnd.l Larry Campbell CRep,)
J1m Tomlin (Rep.)
Jim Thien (Rep.)
Bob Sonsenoy (Rop.)
Frank E. lmper (Dem.l
Norman M. Staley (Rep.)
William Lanc:e (Dem.) Lute inmng rnlhes feature-d thts
"cek's an1rarnuru l cnmc:s as nil
three Rnnu:s were \\on 10 tile I nut
1ramcs.
The Po lee a ts I.Jrokc n 1·1 dcud.
lock in the l:.st of Lhc sevc•nlh
l(• down Lnmbda 6-1. Sigmn over
came a 10-J dchc.1t in the :dxth
Lo bounc\· the DelLs 12·1 o.
The McAfee Maulou atlll•·d nn·
other to their win slnng ns Phil
Gleli puncht•d out o double with
two on in the top (Jl tlw seventh
to break a 7-7 tic with Alphn.
Slgmn Ctpcnr:d with Berni••
M(.~IOJtn on tHe mound. lie guvt.!
up all 10 Dell runs. Wally llt>rder
took over tn the faith nnd ,;hu~
out the Uo.:lt!J givmg up unc in· fJCkl singh• off hi "jL nk",
The Mauler's • Dutch" Bertram
hnd to be rchcvt d an the lint
inntnc wh('n J\lphn JUmpr~ 011
tum (()r six runs. AI Stephenson
gol the wan,
A home run hy Vtc Nelsot
starlt.od the Sigmu btg sixth mn.
ing nnd a round ta tppl'l' hy Jim
Wade w!Lh lW•) on finash!!d orr
1 h" ltrt .. rnoon' ,cormg in the
'ligKt'Sl inning of the duy.
MURAL SKED
Monday South held, 3.30
Sigma v1. McAfoe
Tueaday-11uniwny park,
Polecat• vs. Kappa I I :00 eontt•sts. Chuck Bonando tool The l,(
the Tuesday loss nnd Roy Ilydf Guild. hus
th~; S tlord.t\· set b1ck tcr Wtlh
Relief pitcher Dick Tydoman Rndio Guill
registered hi1 third victory la11 the NSRG
Friday u tho local buoball dtts of
outfit nosod Portland Stu to, S.
4. work on
'rh•' P1ont'ef'S gut I 0 hils pluj The Rnd
t hn••• Viktng errors llll thcylng ns u
knotted I lu: serie bl"Lwccn th~ the Lew
two clubs at two •tPlt·cc. •rydc Workshop,
man, lending J.C pitcht•r with de:tu·lng to
lhrf'c wlnll, hns '' l'UI n~d run nv· Woo k. hop
t•ragn or 0.00. ~how•
Lt!wis, fH!Shmnn swntt••r fl'om school
Lincoln, is currently h•odlng the Tappt;d
ICOIO With around a .400 U8tlln~ Wtln! Jo..•nn
Vc1nc Ch
untl Dol --...:...;jfriday, May 9, 1952 PIONEE R LOG Page Fin
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est
~el Why Watch Varsity? Exemplifies the Spirit of Lively Frau Meier
urals Have Talent An Accomplished Linquist, A True Christian
By Tom Har!ley
A note to all vf the maJor league scouts lhnt hove been
nting the PtonceJ' clmmonds of lnle-chcck into the intra·
rnurnl leapuc
For sht•cJ powct· and 1 un produd1on the mural games
arc load\:'d w1th power hillers, dutch hlllt•rs, punch hilll'tll,
swttch hitters. In ftl(·t, l'Veryooc in the loop think!. hl' i;
>ionel!Nirt ccond Ruth. Kiner or Kcll.
rd a
tl P"'''"' 1100. Hitring olono doea not dl•mmule
1 h•npuc f'ah.hinP h 1 at.s plncc
The Knppo& h1avc Uon Floren
ivhu st1 ikcs out more men tlum h~·
• valks. a most unusual Cc:u 1n thu;
;tb but pc of compctiunn. Sagmo hO!I
Ill first ly He a dcr, the slcnd~r nnlh·
lie. do. ng-bnll nrtiM, thnl hn.c; the· batter
ln. has \'angang three or four tunes be·
'"ovinq 1rc the ball reaches th•· plate.
and U. Ooubl~ pin •s oro not un~ommon
. 1ther. 'l'hc uncommon or perhaps •
l?ClCd l IIOUSUOI pnrt of thc•m, IS I he fact
tmnnrJthut mo>l twin ktlhngs onginak
111 the outfield. A fly bull 1s cuughl
the runnea IS packt•cl off bn:;e.
Tinkcllj to Evc•rs tu Chance
ate, .., .... probnbly wouldn't upprow or Um;
two :liYlt.: nf piny, hut it do•~ cool
Bcaa my rnllic~.
in tho Tho "rabbit" batt 11 ht·H• to stuy
thl oltbnll Cll(;llll When bovs
ht• si:r.c uf John Stark and Chuck
1hb t'atl pole long dnves bPyond
•ouibly outftddcrs nnd still be ublc lo
In bow arclc the bases bl.'forc lhc ball as
throw~o h h thrown m prO\'f'S t t\l t cH? must
lave to somcthmc in thot old pill niter
l~rels 111 besides lcnthc1 1md ynrn.
Willa· J1 Tv Cobb dot:sn't think thnt
Froth- ~ bull plnyctrs run, he
S/8 to hould see how the phl)'l!l"S pour
those short bn. e paths.
pd distance is so short and run-
380-ya nm~ is so highly o part or the
tme that I'Vcn Ba uce l..congbntto
Dre th~ 1 luggmg his 225 pouuds down
ll'O the hL lanL und stt•ttlmg w1th the
)0 yard obondon uC tt younJlstcr.
lb. the
md the
fresh
lhr.• p
pates i1
h hur
lt win
Blacl
•a ted
x. con
• mpton
y dasl
es,
rts
ann viii!
nc hit
·day
>u! of
a palr
P1on
. Ron
Us In
liCk.
Beard
ntcst. Julia Johnson Relates
Employment Chances
1 j!(tcd bclo\\ I& u W(:t:K
srhcdule of Interviews to b<'
ht•ld on campus for summe1
or permnnent work If mtcr
estcd in nn't' one of the fol-•
lowing lines of ~mplovmen,
contal·t Julia Johnson an th'!
Placement ,,Cfic-c ns soon n<~
possable, With the excPplaon
of Scott·fl'tzcr, the jobs I'll c
•t Junl •raduntes ml•
Monday. May 12 We! tern
Aulo Supply. Want malo Juntl
grads for mon:1gement lrain
oc progTam. Interviews stad
in the mornin9.
Wednesda y Moy 14 -Scott·
f'otzor ( K1rby vacuum cloan
err) Summer work for under·
graduates or pormnnont JOb
for male June grads. CooJ
pay. Jntorviows ttart at 2 p.m.
Thursday . May 15 Liberty
Mutual In•uranco. CloimJ ad
JUSlor from company to inter·
vacw June grads for full iimo
work. lntervlewt start at 10
a.m.
vacton Radio Guild Broadcasts ,
th r~· Gets National Charter
1e tw .
tool Tht: Lc•w I anu Cla1 k Rndao
Hyd! Guild. hus just rcccavcd. its cha~
lt!r w1th the National Schule.:;tac
Ieman Radio Guald. 'l'hcir unann w1th
iY laat the NSRG JUVI:'S I hem I he lwn·
oboll eflts of scnpts, mnnuuls, bullc
aJo. 5• lins, and advacc in thc•ia· radw
work on c·•mpu
ls ph.l! The Rnd1o GUild, besides serv-
thcy lnv t1 11 r 1dto honornry, governs
n th1 lht• Lewin nnd Clm k Hudio
Tydc Work11hop, optm Lo nil studt•nts
with desiring to worh w ilh rznhn, The.•
n R\'· Workshop p1 oduct•s Wt'l•kly
~hows ovl!r KRPS, Pnrtland
from school st.1l10n,
th~ 'fuppcd rc)r tht• Rodio GUild
atting were J,•nn Rcl•bC>, H 1.. Tnbor,
Verne Chnsllun11on, Arden Crnag,
and Dolon•s Ht•sct•ck. Class in Tigard
Open lo Teachers
'l'hl' dl!pnnmcnt of 1:duco11on
ond Tigon:l g&odc sr.hool wall cu
opL·rnk In Qf(erJng dcmOill!llfQliVC
tendung m grudr!s thr• e throutth
h\'c ogrrtn l11is summer.
Stwknts now nllcndm~ Tagnrd
grode school mny be ~;nrolh.'<i ns
well ns chaldren u( L!"!WIS and
Clm k students nnd iuculty.
Pmgmm for the demonslrntaon
t'lns.-; will ntH dupllcnlc a•gu lor
!>clwul das.o;es but wtll uUer 11
chnncc• for the cluld to eXJlc>til!nc:'"
education in aa t. music, t~cu:nc ••,
~ol'iu l scir>nl·c, llll'Wturc, hl!nlth
and physknl t:ducation.
Tlw dullS \~ill provide! un OP·
pu1tunily for prnchn! teachers to
obs(•r\'C c.•xpert hl&l'hanr. as well
us ex pet umcc: workmg wath chll·
drPn.
The cxpt~rimcntol cluss wall
stnrt Junt: 11 with I'Cf!iSlmUon for
clnssc.•s J un• • !l, Classes will run
from 9 to 11 :30 n.m , five cloys ''
Wl.'ck fur five weeks.
Future Teachers
Musl File Today
Any cducataon stud•:nt pion·
nmg on student leaching tlu1 m..e
the summer or next !all team,
musl fill.' formal :1pplicution uy
today, May !) with the cduc:•t ann
I olfice. Appointrm•nt.s for pcMon
al intcrvu~"'' musl be modi:! with
Dr. Chester C. Frisbie by Tucs·
rloy, Moy 13.
Cnndadatcs planning for stu.i!
(·nt teaching rnusl l.Jc ccrtd!'n
they meet the latest slate depnl't
menl of ~c.lut•atiCin lit:ld norms as
det:uled 10 the 1952-53 college.•
cntalo~.
Cc11ain requarcmcnts to be
,.ompletcd bc!UI e student lcnch·
ing e.xpcmmce indudc: (I) A
written English test to be ~1vcn
hy Rnlph K. Allen on Wcdncs
dny. May H at 2.30 p.m. m P-6,
{2) A :;pt:ech test to be giVen by
Mrs. Ester flan:ourt on !o'riduy,
May 16 :11 12:30 p.m. m A-11: (3)
rersonnhty ·~ling dt'partmt•llt
rt•commcndatioru; ; and (4) Pre·
~en bed educut ion roua'SL's t<~kc.•n
prior to studl'nl kachmg .
The education offacc nnnounC'·
cs thut there an• cc.•rt lin ndv,.n.
tugl!s to those who will quuliCv
for loll teaching rallwr thn n
wnillng hll spring.
~Dr. Thayer Clarifies
Scholarship Regulation
Dr L. A Th:l) ct ch.Jil man ol
th~ schol:n-ship committee ho
nll~mp t~d to clarHy Uw n.•gul:t·
lions in regard to honor scholnr
:;hips as sUited 1n the 1952 cal
nlog.
A studt•nl must have mnintuin
l'ci u grndc: point avt.:n1gc: of 3.5
1or the two St!mt>~ h!r!' flti!C«'ui n.:
•he scme5h.ll' for which the schot
··r lup 1s grontl'd, to bt! cllgil>h:.
:\pplicatlo ns (M ne>ct yc.•ar 111 c
duL on or bcCt>ll' May I. ullhl)ugh
tht• pnng st.•mc•ster grades wIll
1>..:> incJudl'd, A I though the dcucl
line 1!1 pnst, applic.·atio ns will
still b~ occ:-eplcd through ~hrr
15, Application blanks rnny Ill'
obi!IJilL'd tn the ICt-:i:;tTUI' offiCI!
nnd r'Cturncd to Ma11.~ Jul111 John
son, in thl' pl.tecmt nt otricc, A rut hll!l bc••n ulcl to be on-ns u dln•ctc•r nf n hglrJu edur.n·
ly 11 shnltow grhve, Acc:ordlngly, twn.
one whu is dl•termincd to ,,.. Returning to thll wut coDal,
tnuin str 11 tty nliv•• is Mt,;, Emmo 1 sht• rl'<'• 1 •£ I Jolh hcor B. A nnd
Mciea, henu nf lh•• fnl'f•iv.n lnng-1M. J\. l.lq~ cell from f(u:cf col
mtur• dcpnrhncnt nnd :asM,r.intt• l•!.Rc. l!fh•r study nt Cnlnmhl~ tiO·
proft•lt!lftl' of Gc•rrnnn. IVI't'Sily . Lillo r 11he Utught Gcr·
Mrs. Meh,r tc>nr.hes 14 Cc•rmon mnn thf'J e lor 10 ycntll. llt r grud.
t•lns• es 11 w.::• k nnd ndvaS£'5 I he untc.• !itudl!'!l hnvc• b••f'n tuken 01
German l'lub, She <hrcct!1 u 30-Stonforo university, Unavcrtslly
voi('(:! choir nt Trinity Bbptrst or Col•fornin at Lo Ang•·lf' ,
church where she r..lso occasion· Umvl"l-s-ity of 0 t>gon UniVt ndty
ally Sings. or Southern Cahfornio und lh£'
Besld~ those activities, Mr-: Unavero1ty or Berlin.
Mf'ier Is nctivc in Bopl~l <'lmrch Sinct> UNO Mr . l\telf'r hn ,..m.
work ancl rec~:nll y Ultt•ndcd lh•• nloy,..d her mony tal<'nts ot Lt\';•
North Amcr&cun Bnplast confer· is nnd Cl rk. bPQinnlng nt 1L
cncc m Ch1cng•J us 11 member 11f twelfth r.nd Moan lo nUon AI
the cornmlllcc on cdiH:ntaon. tcr Lhe mo\'t• to Pnlottnc htll, h,.r
As rnr JonguDP.C!S, Mr'f. Meier .. hare of pionct'rlng anclUdlfl
hnr. o EJlCoking knowledge: of "pulntmg of domutorv Cau mturc
Gcrm:.n, Span sh ond Llthunn· ond clt>ormr! o~ oVt•r.:rov. n
wn: rcnclmg nb1hty an 'Fn•nch, It-road ,"
rdwn ond Rus.litan, hcSldcs hnv- Accdemitally. ahe taught G~t
mg studied I.utin, Creek, Gothic, mnn, Sp;:uuah onrl rhoral worl:
old high G••rmnn and J\nglo Sn-"{ used to put In nbout 22 hours
xon. 01 ieachmg o wer>k," shP recnll11.
Born in Minneapolis: Q! Gt•l· Mrs. Mt:lc.·r 's l'hnrnl ,.., 6rk wn
mnn por,.,nt , Mrs Meacr liPlike no smnll mDltt!r. Half or th
Uu c•• loncungcs: £nglish, Cc1· o;tucltnl body wns an the mu l!.'
man and Lithunnmn, belorc she rlcportmrnt and o tlur<J bCIQ.Til:t•tl
wos six ,Yt'OI'S old. 11o the• choir which she directed
Mt s. M••h:r's c.ucea· was at rm'lt l She nlso orgomz~d n mnle quar
in church work m Phtlnd~lphw, tel, two earls' !!" ·tt.:l5. und an Jn·
whcr•' ~>he wo1 ked Cor sax yean. slrumcntlll ensemble.
I
&et lhis
~~lf{·an
01>1•1 ... \1 --.-:::: At proaent, Mrs. Meier • 21
mu 1e as 110 nvoc;at on F'or an
mg, lihc ••fiPl't'IDl1y • njoys G,.. •
mon "ltcder" thus ('Ortlbmin" h
Hngu• Ur oncl mu•tknl La6"les.
"Ltie contJniiC! to ht:! ml•'ri'St
lng," she comml'nl , 'and th ~
us never n duu mom.:nt'"
Th1 summer e wlll gn t
f7halndelphltl for lhc Northf'r
BoptiJll lricnna:tl ~onw ntlo-n 8!
lng o pe1 nctunl tudent MrF
M('lt>r Is al50 plnnnlng sumn.e
tudh.s m New Y<1rk •
Red Cross Sends:
'Thanks for Blood'
A total of one hundrl'd c nd
lhlrly fiV(' pmts ( f blood Wo I"!
colhct!:'d ftum 163 Lcwa m{)
C'nrk tudents durang. lh..., blolld·
mubllt Vi£1t on Apnl I i Tha mor
thrtn doubled lhc te<rUlt.s or \h
prPVWLJS dro·.\ mg
Dr Morgnn Od•·ll r<:C(llVt:d
l(•tlcr htJtn ~he Rvl Crcr thnnk
Ulg the tud~: nts for th••ar dtlnn
uon Thc1r nome.,. wall apptDr •Jn
•n h()ncn roll SpccHII than'·
wert ottcndt.-d '•> Donnltl JolhnSl
nnLI his L'Ommit•e£
operatum for th1.111" CO•
New Aviation Cadet Program Offers Special Advantages
To College Men Now Preparing for Military Service
• Here is val"!nbJe po~tgrndunte .tr~ining tltBl
monov cnn t buvl ~ an Avmtaon Cadet
VOU cUn 7\""Ct'i(li.' irt..~tructi(m and troming WOrlil
thousands of doll4n.·-at the l!amc time you
arc !!erving your country. You can choosc
imnwdiatc/y-betu~m bt·ing a Pilot or L\ir
cro{t Ob.r:t•n~t•r in Amuri,-n's swiftly ~pand
ing A1r Force The Air For('(; t:ncourtlKC.~
candidate~ to stay in ~chool and ymdunte.
Stmiol'l4 nnd !itudtml.s with two Yt'J.Ir or
more of college who antidputc c;.lrly ""· trance into military flervice can rt•ceive un
mutc:hcd training in tlymg .md le~\dcn;hip
for the veal'l4 nhcad.
WHO MAY APPLY
AO£-Bolwoon 19 ond 26Yi yoor•.
EDUCA liON-At looll two yoon al college.
MAflllA ~ STAT\IS-Slnglt.
PHYSICAl CONDITION-Good, n~clolll'
oyot, oon, heatt, ond Ieeth.
HOW TO QUAUFY
I. Tall~ · t.rantKript of ~1-
lt•iv c.wdita and cupy or
birth oo-.-ti6cot" to .)our
Dt.'1lf'<:at Air ~.,f\:., U..C or
R~.:rutt inJ Station.
1. App4'ar fur phyal.:l\1
AamiDntl on 111 >our IK'IIr• nl lur Bno<l ut ( :o, t'f'l1•
mrl'lt l!lp·uot•.
WHERE To Get More Details
Vlolf '10'1' ••-" U. S. Air 1etco 8ooo 01 U. 5 Anl'y
U. S. Afr 1otce loctv;tilte ~tloa ar wrlle d'n<t le ~htOhiO<t
Codot, H~ 110rlorr, U. S. Air F«ce, Wa~IOol 1$, 0. C. l. Act:'omplit!h Flylns
Aplitudo. T•~bl IUid tO·
I bit for t&;o )'i'Ort an(yl
4. 'l'JK; S.ll-cUH• S.. rvioe
Acl o~ )'uu o fc .. .,..
( uootllb d• ~'tum• nl whtlw
'IIWDilin& i;lll!la DUI.D•
W•·nl.
6. Att ud A• iation
l'adt.!l Tr-oomoc St:'houl
for one ~·<'ll r--~:itb• r u
Pilot or ......... raft \)bet!l'Y •
r G~'\ $l06wurothl) plua
food, houai.nt uniforml!,
and &he:-b.. r~ t; Ia.
1. Grttdua tto, win \our
wausa. ,nmauaetnnt•d ~~ l!l;'(•!nd h(Uh'OADI lqm
(~:r-- ' t\llrntnc $6,000 11 '• arl
lt•~i" S~:O.I uuift•rm at·
lo'l\ att<:o•, 30·do;> ,.,._. vw "''h pa). • Page! Stx
By Catherina Dehatral)'
11 ht nOm& the canh:.nts of n cash rc-g1Stcr, n
\'JCtlm hns to suff r th~ ronsequences. Htm·cvcr,
ont-cntcrpruing LC freshman dres this. ncvt r gets
cnughl but wtllin,r.ly Stl"\'eS n sentence oi apprl'.XI·
mot h· .!0 hours o weclc nnd ot the ~nmc tinw t;clS w
prud for 1t
Fred Bnstinn works nt L1prn n. WoHt: nnd com
pan.~. n local dcpartm~nt store, not cxnclly nflmg
but instc d Clcnnnc caSh :rcg1$h'!~. He mnnogcs
to do th1s. cam· 18 hours nnd mst l'uct n c:lnss in
folk dllllcm,g, weekly. .
Last fall Butien cntCl"Cd LC unde,r n $200 chol
nrshlp nwsrdcd by members of the local bO!\rd of PIONEER LOG Frld&f, May 2, 19~2
By Mildrod Shady
What linH Is It At nny rnt , ttrnc•'s n·wuRhng.
'To get n rc~tlh· nccurntu answer to lht!l qucslicm
why not ask Edwin Do~l', frcllhman joum11lism
rnnJul'~ He IIi nn cxpt•rt wntchrnttkl't', a g1 uduute or
the Elgm, lllinoJs wnh'hmokinR school opcrutcd
by the• ElAin Wlllt'h fn"tol'y. He can n•pnu· yuur
\\ tttch 5ll 1t Will kt:l'P Pt:ll ll'cl time whether daylight
ur lnndard.
Doede a~nt several yeu1~ in the Nnvy as an
.1\'lnllon mt>l ll. ntith 3 c::, sumc n{ 1t aboard lht>
e cort cOt ncr Mnnlla Boy. The l~'Cplo:~um nf a
nt~ru by arnrnunltwn sh1p wtth Its shattered rrng.
ments raming down on h1m nnd suicide plnnc.!JI
t;lt iking hi~ ship scvt>rnl t imt s 01 c just some of the
hru rowing es~:npcs he doesn't cntc to rccnll in de
trust on the: basis of an excellent record m _ _ While in the south scns he put has !lpnrc'ttrnc to
Juruor Ac:ht vemenL As o mcmbrr of thiS non· good us~ mnkmg m.'Cklaccs nnd bracelets f1·om tail.
profat ora:;anwatJun wh1ch tcnc:hes h1gh school ~tu· f'OL TS GARDINER shdls. Th1s intric:nte work togcthet · \\'Jth his ex-
dents the fundamentals of business. Bastion W(lrkcd By Herb Scholder pc•ncncc~ 8$ on mrcrnft worker in Cuhfornm led CAMP
tn n company wh1ch manufactured chlld~n's st P t.o, :Dnma :acucor htm t•J watchmnkmg nt Elgm, where he $pent n
cllntn. ThlS wood product \\'AS entered tn nnuonnl With the srholan;lup t ') rtUt Rnnounccmt•nts nnd the selcc:.tJOn of Vt:ty bU5y 12~. months. He says it IS really a full 10 atudyins
compcuuon nnd \\on :ftrst plncc. repertory. plans !or the lhud annual Fir A en-s summer theater :tTi.' 1\\' ycilr cour..:• poting 'l:ho'
Because of nn almos\ perfect nttcndancc record complete. In becoming a horologist he learned to makt• anti 1lalom on
10 JA. the potential busmessman wns delegated to The :summer session of "modem plays" wiiJ be held from June D ku p m good r('IJ •ir h1 wntchmnking tools und Dr. Morgal
go to Wnshmgton. D. c .. to attend n luncht.."'n of throuch .,\ugust 8, with on~ play pt cscntcd :for three pcrfonnnnccs make parts Jor the tt.>pnlr of w.1tches. With his dJ-Contor lefj
the board nf dm~tors of the Ntttlonal Lumbc!r m:m- ~·ach wcd;end in July. Plays to be given arc "Two Blind Mtce" by ploma from Elgm, h(• work~d f\11 cveral ycurs in 1----
ufne:turcrs nssocinuon, sl)<lnsors of the wood award, Sftmuel Spewack, .. Rcbcccn" by Dnphne Du Mnut'i~r. ''Thl• Bl•auUruJ Illinois, part of the tim~ as on apprentice.
PeL•plc'' l>y Wtllinm Sru-oyan and ''J\n Jnspe-.:tor Calls" by J. B. The watchmaker must mninlntn his integrity
Allbough at the timo he dtdn't know it, this Pnt.-stl~y . snys Ed. because a pcl'son must trust hm1 to do
lunchoon Wll.'> to kave n decided mnrk on Bnstian's The drama departmenJ i~ again offering ten lull luilitln scholar· good job. li yout· wntch doesn't keq> good time
future. He met the prestdent of ~ De troll lumber ships of ·100 <lth • .md \\all bold tryouts Cor same May 18 at 2 p m. in don't gripe about 1t; take it back Cur !ldJustrncn tt-----:
fum who became interestc..<f in the boy's future to the Speech Arts building. Applicanl.s should hnn• a !t\'C or six min-because it is an intricate mcchuntsm nnd needs pre
the extent that he offered tu finon~ his collcsc ute memorized s}M!cch or scene prcpnred nnd will be expcetcd to rend elSe adjustment. So, for expert watch repair,
cducullon Bnstinn • .111 return. hopes nftcr Ius crnd· m vnrious parts from the four plays to be seen durinr thC' ummcr Ed "\l the bookstun.• .
uauon to go to Dctn)lt and work m this sponsor's 0\·e.r 15 persons h:.wc already shown an tnh:rc t ----------------------------- '1
:finn. m the scholnrshtps ns of May 5, accordmg to F.Ut 1 GOP'S TO CONVENE
Until grnduntion Fl'Cd will man~c to keep busy beth Dnvas Gnrdlnc.r, acung hend ot the drama dt
i1lllng his required subjects, work"'lng nnd tcnc:htng partment.
h1s Co1k doncmg clnss at lbe Mt. Tobor Mcthod&.'lt r.m. Gardiner. along with Mrs. Constnncc Roth
church. Compnsl'd o.f high school sophomores nnd Folts nnd Margaret Barney will dlrt.'<'t the four
lUniors, numbcrmg 1:!, the class is n 'a\'ontc With plnys lhJ.S. summer. M1ss Barney will do •·Two
Fred who .. \'Cry much CDJOYS it." He has takc.n pnrt Blind Mice .. and "An ln.••pcc:tor Calls," ga\'in& them
rn foil: donee exh1bJUons and tntcnds the rhythms both nrcna stagmg, while Mrs. Gardiner will toke
workshop., mstructcd by Mrs. Hester Turner, whtch ''The Benuu!ul People.''
-.... htm m tr>nl"hinr hlS group Mrs. Folts, who d&rcc:ted the recent "Hasty __ _::.:..:.:.:.:._:..:.._: _ __:;.__..::._...:.. _______ ...:.. _____ _.;._ Heart," wfll dh ect "Rebecca," nf-
VOYAGEUR IN JUNE
Oh Where Has My Little Staff Gone?
Moans, Voyageur Editor Trel Tator
By flo Ann Pnk:i.ns
£djtor T:rel Tator has oife.red a number of t;ugg\.'!ltions to prevent
further VO.)"ngt:Urs from bc.ang late. This year's Voyagt.>ur will prob·
ably have to be mailed out.
The pnmnt')· difficulty is :1 lnc!k of enough staif members e.xperi-
nccd an JOurnalLSm to gl\'e romplcte coverage to every orgnnaz.atton
and C\"C.ry department. "Thr~e or tour people nrc doing otl the work,"
she SJ.ys, nnd she feels that these studl•nts nrc g1ving up their primary
goal of a coUege education to put out the \'oyngeur.
Trel aars that most organu.a
tJons have publiot)' of!tcers who
could work vuth the Vo~·agcur if
they would lea\'e therr names
~·.1th Llle stnf!. They could notify
their organizations abOut tbu time
ptetures were to be taken and
eht.:ck the ID.)"'uts to prov1de
greater speed and more DCCUI11t')'.
Also, lf cac:h class bad a Voy
ageur ft!presentallve to head a
telephone commlttt(' pr~\·tuus to
taking of class pictures. mor-e
mf'mbers v.1ould be p r c sc n L
w .About I !I of UlC class members
show up c\·cry ~ear," says T1cl.
Another auggulio n is that on•
student from t;"nCJl department
tnltc ns Httlc as ne se.mesif!l' of
JOUrnDlian to wo \\'lth the Voy
ageur staff nnd g1.c complete C'O\'·
erage to hu dcpartrnenL
ElnhornUng on the ad\•antnges
of taking journalism as nn clee
li\'C subJect. Trel says thnt lt has
U prnct..ical Slgntftc.anoc for C\'CT.)'•
ne, m•cn 1f lt only leaches him
to oppn.>c:1ate dendlmcs.
11 students interes t~ in pho
tograph) would notify Ute slnff ct
the llcginnmg of the :,:cor, they
could take pic ure. of w nu they
uttcndcd and be re.tmburr.cd :for
thetr cffQrLS.
Trcl's fmal fiuggcstlon wns t.hnt
tht: entire campus be a lmlc more
Vo;)i'nneur-c:onsdoua. Dcsp1te w.1dc
pub!JCJt.Y on the tunc !or varlous
plctu the mos1 common com
ment ''-.. l d1dn't know ' "Our
hrghest gnsl," ys Trel, "!s to
t1 v a p l'lurc o{ even on r::ome
whcn~ tn the Voyageur." Dr. U. G. Dubach Gives
'Life Philosophy' Talk
~,f, l.,fc's P' 1 ' oph)•' ., 1 oe
1he top1c of Dr. U. G. Dubach'
:~ddrc.ss :Jt chapel ~ervjec Thurs
day. Mny 15, at II n.m.
Dr. Duhnch hns bc~n profes
sor of political scienc .. stncc HH7.
Prior to lhnt he was :\t OSC lor
:i4 years servmg as professor oi
po1hical science in ndd1tion to
hls pt~Sitlon as dcnn o( men ror
the latter 28 ycora.
A grnduate of K::nsns Teach
ers· college. Empori3, Kons:as, hr.!
received hJS A B dcgrc:.-c from ln.
rtinna umven1ty . He corned h1s
M A d"gn."e nt Hnn'tlrd unt\'l!r
sit:,· nnd Dt WiSConsin university
was awarded hiS Ph. D,
Overmeyer Receives
Governmental Position
Phthp H. 0\•crn " . · formCT
fnculty member, hns been nomcu
to bend the new regional sulnr;
sl.nbill~nlaon bonrd in SeD.ltle
announced Monroe Sweetland,
Oreson•s • nnl10nnJ democ.rnttc
~ommauecmnn.
Dr. 0\'Crmcycr hns crved ns
arbJtt:r In a numoor of labor dis
putcs.. He ale.o hns been a public
mcmb r of thc R"caonal woge
nabalatfon boord
A prof\: sor C){ history Crout
1946 to J951, Ovcrm ~cr was
ncU\' ln the college chnpter of
the Amt rJ.Cnn A tlOUnn or
Umvcralty professor~. ter· ~\;uring her BA dl•grcc nt U •
of 0., .Mrs. Folts taught nt both
LinC'oln htgh school and St. Ht!lt"ns
HaJJ in Portland and work">d for
three yenrs \\ ith the Gellt•a Tht•a·
tcr shup in Hollywood , where she
had e.xperience w1th screen
und television. work
A special feature ol thiS year's
session is the class m pl:ay pro
duction, which JS bemg offered
lor lhe first time in the summer
months. It is esp~ially f('com
mended !or education majors.
Parts tn this summer',: plays
will be open to any student en·
roUed in the summer scs.s1on, Ml"'!.
Gardiner c:xplnmcd, and not only
to dr.uno students.
. ,
F-LC Delegates to Attend Convention
At Williameffe With. Morse Presidin
· ;on IS n key Eisenhower lcodcr in Student delcgntes from Lew
and Clark WJJI J epre:sent fn
western and mid-\\ estern stat
in o mock Rcpublicnn ronvcnllon
tln Willmmcttc unl\'cr:.ity c.ampus
in Snlem, Muy 10. Senah.r
Wayne Mo1-sc will be honornr~
chnirmnn. the national "Ike for Prcs1clent t----~ olume X
Stutes 1 t!prc::C!n tccl h~ LC del·
<'gnll'S nn• North and South D~
kotn, N(!brnskn. lo\ ·a Jnd Min
ncsotfl. Bob SmoU, Willamclle, is
<' ·um1un of thl event.
The c:onvenJion. lirst of its
a;. p• t bl htld on the west coost,
is modeled niter the con!Hencc
sponsor\.od by Oberhne college m
Oh10. The Obt!rlin convtntion
wns innugurntcd in 1860 with
Abraham Lincoln being nom in·
nted. SenAtor Morse has served
ns chairman of the Oberlm meet-. mg.
Keynote spenker of the ~1ay 10
ronferenec will be Senator
Frank CarltOn 01 Kan a:.. Car 1-• CJrgumz.atJon.
Beside:~ the nomination or a
nique 1 •· esident inl and \'let pr '!IIden·
~1nl t•andidntc, the convention
will prcs~nt o platform, m which
delegates will nttcmpt lo brin ·
out the \'arious iBSues bcn1 ing on
the pr" cnt poltllC~nl campaign ampus 1
The Willnmettc mock com·cn- Folk d~
~ion 11> promised by Smnll to be o ,nd other 1
1 t.'&lisllc 1 \·pliC'n of :. political 'u-Edvtentu ~
pa.r1,v's nnliomcl prcs1denttal tdy follo\
rummattng eon\·cntlon. The con. In
venuon has no nffllilltion with )rs. the da
'Rep-o.~blican f!l'oups \\"ithin t.he ath unc at
• stnte, but 1s the coopera tl\'c cl· uss1on IS
fort of the student body nssoc
iohons of the tweh•c pnrticipnt·
ing universities and colleges.
It was decided by the partici
pating students to make this
year's meeting Republican, ns
nc.xt yenr is supposed to be a
rrucull year for the party and p
l:OG-At
RegiJ
''When a man's
why, leis1.1re
Strikes hin1 as bwy, Tn!r ~
Tou~
r
2:0G-Ec
1Stu~
cepti
a wonde1.ful pleasure''
Rol.c:rl UJV" nin • 1/u CJin'C
No mnttcr what \our work, c
~
lc.:i:.urely momt:nl 'c; pause to enjoy
:t delicious Cocn-Culn is nlwnys n
plca1:>UN: ... olw<~ys rcfreshing. too.
• Art
Ce
Dr!
Pal
Sit
Bio19
P~j
Bus it
Cart~
3:00- 1~
(DI.?
W>kc
thnt
lntt
Swl
4:30-CI
An~
of th
G:30--S\
(Tid~
8:00-Cc
"T:m
bv c,
10:00-C I
Ani·
!S
ce
rs for
y n ULTS AWS ELECTION
S"n·os, prcsadcnt.
~ Binn, vacc-pri'SidLnl.
Vnn rle('t, ~ecrctury-
1 reosun•r.
!tory •lil•m• X
QS 11
!ters
I man. ene L I 8 f{ A I~ Y
irst
AND CLARK COLLEGE
Portland. Oregon. t'rld•y. Moy 9 1952 • " --, 1oneer Teview
flESUL TS Of A.o'.S ELECTIO!J
Mtnam Ho • mb, pn adcnt.
.form J-;11 utt. .., t#O·PT..:5ld~.!nt
Snlly 1' "' u • .M ~~ Ooot,:e.
EST. 1867 I .c1UOD1CAL I
I uE TAKEN FRO~. T! .1 OTTO
R.OOM!
Numbft J.7
· dson ecled lo eign Campus Plans
For Seniors onarchol oyal • . . •
It wai'IQ otton Capurs, (t donee sponsor·
, Za n conn~:cllon with colton doy
•k Ron, be held Friday, May fl from
Hter al > 12 p. m. in the ~vmnnsium.
Anderson nnd his SIX• iOCrtl!lli (j the piece band. the biggest tu
red in on campus nJI year, w11l pro-
the mus1c, 'I'hc dress will rng up • Bona Informal.
u~•• 1 Ph a Epsilon and Plu Mu
to gl.'l a arc ~ponsoring the llanc•l
walka. JI!>C money ror n joint scholor
be!wccn the two notioncl
('tt" c honorn ries.
•rs' bif:"lf'14! awClTd will bo given to tm
Lnndanp muslcnl, Porllnml
school gradualt! undr!r
nty-tour years of age for the
of furthering his musi::
:lecic:Jon . ion. The :!50 dollnr scholnr·
PSC, wall be owhrded in June.
hroush .ci\•ing award thb year is
nly ;erly Wnrry clnranctlst from
.... ,, ington .high ~;chool.
We hope to make the danc:c nn
uul aHnir, as 1s the scholar-ship," Bob Hune, JUnior musac ·-----------------------------
mnJor spid. Bob Mcmdenhall J:-. READ IT AND WEEP/
i'l in charge ot the por.tcrs whu I•
~~h~or.::d~.~;~~n!l~h;~ c:;~~;· rinal Examination Schedule
·~· musi< tcpar lmt nt, l\tondn\·,
May 5 ut the Spring rnustc !c.sta
voJ. A fou1· (by final f!Xamination schedule is planned for the
spring scmc:;tcr according lo Dean Charles W. Howard. Ex
aminations will stnrl Monday, Muy 26. Following as the com
plc>te tinal ~,;,.. mmation schedule:
MONDAY , May 26 WEDNESOA Y. Ma·1 28
II 00 MWF 8 00-10~00 !J 00 MWF i!·00-10:00
Crmflicl 10:15·11 45 9!00 T1'h 10:15-11: 45 Occasion to Honor
High School Guests
1\ on" dt~· to p 1 Lewis nn I
Clnrk wllJ C.~> f"O'. dcd for 30GJ
• .. who hn'
b• en mvnta 'o H.. f rst
J:ll •necr P t. • · t. ., •
r>l,Jy 16. :mnu t
F'ndoy. Tradilional C11lton tiny is spon
!':nrcd by lhe Associated Wom..:n
students orgun;7.ation w comrno
rak the downing o( sprang g;lfb
A cotton king and two bull w•·c·
vil!': Will reagn over the fesUvitic . 3:30 MWfo' 12:15· 2:15 1::10 MWF 12:16-2 15 ---------·----
All girls ~re to wear lhcil
"prettiest'' cottrm drcSSl'S on I
the boys !.heir '·loudest" cotllJn
shirts. A pri?.c will be given Cu·
the must appropriate form of
dress al a dance, which will b~
held nt noon. The dance ,.,ill be
held tn the gym providing the
wcalhl•r cooperates. otho.:r-wasc,
It will be held in the gym. Free
colton candy will be issued al
th~ dane~. 3:30 1'Th 2:30-4:00 1 30 TTh 2!30· 4:00
TUESOA Y. May 27 THURSDAY. May 19
JO:OO MWF R•00-10:00 o on •,tWF'
10 00 T'l'h 10:15-11:45 8:00 Tih
2•30 MWF 12:15-2:15 12, 12:30 MWF
2:30 TTh 2:30- 4~00 Connic:l e oo-1o oo
10.15-J 1 :45
12~15-2:45
2ao-4-so I
'Outstanding Senior' Bo~ Bueermann
Receives Honorary Bronze Plaque
Bob Buco. rm:mn os the most Reur.,a!.ic;:'!'" !c:= dinner foz
all tllcH! c:!~~dl:2s and o\"e::
night aeeorr.c~ .. !:c:..t !or thes~
living over <O r.:.il~:r. i!JXT:J'.f from
She colleg~. mm:J l;o recol•11td
at lcr.st 4£ bc!Ui ~n advance of
May 16 d1:e 1o H:r.ited focill·
He::. • ___ ..._,- -c-~·------
;:. • net a~; atJ~
I. eneral Education
Revamped rogralft ro•prcsc_nWti\'e graduating sento
of L~>Wls and Clark ro.:cei\·ed n
bron7.C! plnquc from the Progres
SIVe Buslne men's club or Port
land during thf! on nun I Collt•g.!
D<ty lundu:nn y~stcrdoy at th~
Multnumnh hotel. Bcgmmng i
Cor the doy J
the ''ISJtr.l EI' e to c·nterta1n
• ;.. mole L
High 'ehool t~:licB w•ll "'
token on o c !01P•tte c:unpus 1o.
to introduce • 1 m 1u tl'c ,·nr ''-'It
Jcpnrtmcnt • --....:.., Me results of Ci\'c years rc
tr
N
lbles . h and study by the admin
tion and faculty w1ll be re
ncxt W\ t k when four gen
cducahon courses an• offer-
to studPnl.l for credit next
-· Advance registration for the
semoalor 11nd summer ses·
will take placo next week,
12 to 16. All students
ng to attend achool next
or during lhe summer muat
during th1.1 period.
ion booklets and an
will be available an
c:ounnlor's offic:cs Monday .
12. All rcgist.roflon book·
muu be filled in uad re·
no later than Friday.
16.
'I'Vn the basis of fnvorablt! stud·
reactaon and various faculty
on '"ocinl scienct' 1-2.
is and Clurk'.s only general
·story Club, IRC
onor J. Walker
commemor~ttion of 36 years
~,j~3~~:~:
1.&crvice, retlr.ing history
:· J. H. Walker, was bonto p1 ot a rt.:ct:nl History and ln-
the ional Relations clubs joint
22 ng by students and fncui-
who presented him with n
ccrtilicote end scroll.
..;li:iP<~Il kl'rs Dr. Morgltn Odl"ll,
U. G. Dubach, Aathur
ocl.morlon, Wcs Durlnnd,
CrunslC<I ond Bill l\lcDon
h (•numor:tt••d Wnlker's tem.:h·
st>r\'iC:l' to Lewis rmd Clo.rk
tho nine l'l'Ors he has
on the rnculty.
busi nt!SS in t lw mect.inn
utll!d tht• elcellon of i\tcu y
Wood as lhstory club pres·
h J·'lilmt. Arthur Throekmorton will
1.\ 1
~11 · nt ndvi.!;•!.r, replacing Wolk•'l,
'PUI Korlin Capp••r • .Johnson
:1, I • • h rn ho.lcl the p051tlon or husto!";
:ti)111rlnnent hcud. education coursr: at th~ pre nnt,
tht: faculty voted to ndd two mor•~
general education cow"H!S tiJ th~
curriculum and revamp the so
<'Jnl scumce coun:e. A fourth gen
cral education course wns nc
cept<:d by the tacully enrJy this
• ·pnng
So:ial scionc:e 1·2 wj)J be re·
.. mped into :1 course labeled
humamties l-2. This new course I will take the place of the follo\t,·
ing college graduation r~.:quire
ments: All of history 1·2( western
civtJization): all four hours of fine
arts: three of the six hours o!
literature, and two of thl' sal\
hours of reliC'ion.
The new course Will be under
tht; direction ol Arthur Throck·
morton. Dr John Andt:ro;un, Or.
R~bert Du .enberry und William
Hill wlll as!lSt in the couno.
Humanities 1-2 will be opl•n
primarily to freshmen but sp:.ccc
wili be rese!"Ved !or 25 other
~tuden t.s.
A three-hour contemporary
rociety course will be anoth~r
l)llrt of the new general educa
tion program of the college. This
c-ourse will deal largely wtth thl•
socinl problems studied in soc
Uti Ecaencc 1-2. Contemporary
society, social scat!nc:e 51-52. will
be open csp•~ci;ally to soeinl sci
cnCI' 1-2 students but ~thcrs mo)'
t:agn lor the course by permJr..
!'ion. Waltt'r J. Mc·ocl, t•conomics
nnd Don:.td G. Balmer. political
scn·ntc will head lht.: c ours'.
Two g•nera.l sc:ienc:• courses
\\ill bt: oH••It.:cl to ,tuclcnts n~.:xt
coll~ge r•Jqulrcment: Onl· will be
gcrwrrd physical scir nc: .. , Nmbin
lng chemistry nnd physi~r. D•··
Ll•Was Thny••r will din·ct thl
cour:sc.
Lift• science. a romblnataon or
ficltl b1oloey nnd ~cncrnl l.lao!ogv
will be lh~; •Jlht:t' general • ducn
laon courc;o nddoo to tlli~ curricu
lum. It wtll h~ n four year cou c
lnl>dcd biolngy 1-2. Cho7cn by o commttlcc of fa.
cult,y memb( rs, the points on
which st:niors werP Judged W{'TC:
schularship, lcndershlp, nctivitic.;
.. nd t • roct~r.
Bueormann. p~ldenJ of lhl'
Dr. Howard Picks
Department Heads
Fiv(; faculty memb~:ra; will .....
t~umc dcp:utmcntal h::l<JershJp
tor th•• ncndcmic year, 1952-53, BOB BUEERMANN
according to an nnnouncemen l .•. mou outs!anding senior
made this WCl'k by Or. Chorhs ---------~---
Hownrd, dl'nn of the fn~ully. class of 52, neud trte LC c:hnptcr
Dr. Ch•!Ster Frisbie will head or Blue Key, mt"n·s nntlonnl St!r
thf' dcpnrtm~nt of t:ducnlion sue-vice hanorary, and lS o former
ceding Dr. Alv:l Grnhom whu is S4: crd:uy o( lntt.T Cullc~latc
1 e agmDJ~ • Knights.
Filling the key position in th" Ht: wa!: a memtor of the fol-
hi~tory dt!partment is ProCessor lowing commatlt •3: l~Sl F'rt!Sh·
Karlin Capper-Johnson. Retirin~ mnn Oril:nmtaon; 19~1-5:! F~cully
professor J. H. Walkt>r preceed- Gutdancc nnd Counseling; 1951
t•d him as leader· ot the depart- Homecoming; I ~5:! All-College
mt!nt nnd gcn• ~al coun clor. Can:t•r C\Jnf ·rencl! Plnnning, ond
El\'y F redrkks(Jn Is to serve 1951 Juni•)r·St.nior pram.
os acting hentl of mnthcm:nic-s Buce.rmann "as lso C<l-chalr
nnd \\ill nlso couns••l students ln mnn o! the Blut Key W~.:stet n
!his £add. Professor Arnold for-Rcgwnnl con\'cnt on L~ year.
mclly held the position. Ench Pclrtland nn n coU gc WO$
In tho abJence nf PrOfessor lcpr•_cntcd by .ts most out·
John B. Hnrrington, Dr. P. Mal-standing so.:nior. Vcr~11 S. Fo::
colm Hammond wUI counsel and doll. dean of studtntt pn.'!entcd
net ns hcod of lh·· phJiru;ophy de-Bu.:cmtonn t.o the burln• nron'
parlrncnt. Dr. John Anderson group. •
will OE!;Unl~ the poSl Of c.'Ollel ~
t:hophun. Concerto Series to End
Nell Sabtn is returning to LC P1 .m t Dolor~.- M.:nn ll wUI
aucr n ycnr's sl\u.ly ct the Uni-b<' heard w•th Hu: C<hlq;t orchc~
Vt•rslly or St:mtord. He \\Ill be trn 10 the music dt.p tanc.nt' • • nctanc head of thl! spe('(:h depnrt- !anal concert of the 19!i2 c«>nccf'oo
mt•nt. 1•1 ccrit> ut 3•30 p rn n tht.: c rn·
Rotoin•ng bis po h1on oa; choir pus theater Sundoy.
mun t'tC Ill( psychology depnrt- Shu Will pl:1~ T. h ... k \' ky'
m( nt as Dr. Vfohwy Faw. "Concert() No. 1 an 8 fl: t ~hnur"
M .-.. Margucrill! Htdt'~•Ul will I nnd the oreh stra \\: d! b heard
tonlinuc to rouns•·l 10 th• riot; I rep l'lltcl)• In D ymph rue tone
of cl~mentocy t:ducotton. WMn J pOem by Pnlm n..n Au& Fmn
n n~w dar clor is nppolntcd, he Janel," ond lhr c 'llil\i t .cnts f
wzll G!l~umc \he ,,.. :;~ons1bal tl~ .. S)' rnphQny .. by C!"m t. n Bnch
In lhiR tal'ld. BorlS Sarpo wlll c ndu L Sehcduk
noon are \\.llle ~t • lntramuro'
sortbnll sna t nrus •mt! nn oppo -
tunal}' to ~o • ..:ncmg. Top L ...
lJicnl ',\ IU he !c<JtW"{:d 1n th,..
nil-college '~.t:\, !tllow bcgan
nlng at 4 30.
And al 8 p. :;:1.. !ollo"·ing
dmner to te u-.-~od m the c.n -I I'IA.!rio, ih<> '\ &.tr.r a im•itcd t~
t•Ucnd a comirand perfornurr. •
of "Ti e Tom.ng c: Ulc Shrc\\' "'
As a grond !1ntL: Io the cvcnmg
hagh S<.·hoo! • t!1l ors w11J be gues
nr lhc colle,;:c ... ~ a tennis court
don~ wc:.ttltr pumjtting.
Tho oceuicn c.clh• for camp
dt•· ·otlon dr\0-.s or skrr
und sweaters :for ~re gJrls; slack-.,
::un-tnns lllla card wath sport
shirts or S\'. t;O~c:s !or the bo) ~:.
Students mu 1 fwrt11!lh thmr own
swtmmmg su1u 1f \ ~· WLSh to g J
!wimming.
Notloo hru tt: n n.~eh·cd b
nenn V~.;r&.l S. Fogdall thct..
Portlnnd hi!!,'l nools wiU n
excu en.c:rs :ro~ &:hool I''
tame to rr \'C r:en: at 1 p m. lt
asn't :t.'> ~GUJ rut truancy bu•,
af others m tht: ::tm• situau n
pr.."'fcr to s<ny m school t.ill rcgu
·ru· dasrni 1 wn • t.h~y shou l
plun to om(! m campus ns so l'l
DK po ~iblc th ::iter.
Aetivhic ere bcduled Uwt
\'L'Iitors m.. ' -e al nnyum
nnd re~'"'".rot • ., • 11 oontm l'
:111 dny. T1i 1;. .-. .il no eh r •
to th~ "' Jt.ng ~n chool ruor.. • Scnaor.t c gt d tu alTtln
~car pool ' • • n~.:r studt~nl
'rom lh lt hl ~~·co.J How~"er.
for tho-~ \~ bus tr;uu
l'vrUJllon., .. b cs "i I
lt' v~ fmm t T -, bt 'l d -
1 pot 520 S. \•' n trc"l • '
• Page Two PlONE&R l..OG ------...
a lesT1lll1lslziJJ
Someone once srud f1·icnd hip is snlcsmnnslup.
Though this nd\·ace nught hn\'c been offered to n begm·
ning sa h .. •.::. man by h1~ t'mJ,loycr, 1t cnn just ns wl'll he said to I
the 1200 sludents ~md 1acult v 01 this coUeg~.
~ Cookin' on High
lmagm~ yourself-you 1200-ns young salesmen nnd on·~on Rt•puLIIc:tn this week
women. Th(' product you ar~ selling ssn't n <"oat, a tic or a prur lllled tlwu pollttl•td hmpots with
of shoe.<>. It's nn intangible ptoduct-a tollcgc cdUl'lllinn. \'out watt.•r 3nd -stood llmk to \\ntch
customers ar~ lookmg around the education usc:~ fo•· 1 he nght thc~1 boll. 1.
1 . . Frrsl bunwr to he 1ghlt!f wns :fit nnd the best qualtty; our f1rm has both. thnt or St'nntor Jtcnry Cuhot
Our most etfeNi\'e ad\'et·t 1~cr, D~o'un \'crgiJ S. fo'ogall, hns Lodge, leader of llw Eist•nhowcr
Just stancd a state-\\ 1dc ndvc.rtisins campaign: n snl.:! m cdu-comp:ugn, who 01 rived 10 town
d Sundn.v. cnuon w1th a four·~ ear gunrnnl~. It Wlll be held )USl one ny H• was followed on MondRy
only-May 16. by GQ'\:Crnor Enrl Wnrrcn Then
.\s the customers eome m, it's your duty to ex-tend your
utmost in fnenoship to them. No high·pressure melhod!i are
needed smce our product wdl sell Jtself. The only thmg we
need do is demonstrate and explain 1ts forms nnd its uses at
our place of busmess and let the customers s<.>ll themselves, as
ll has you.
The Jingle of the student l"egistcr next fall will att~t to
the quality of salesmanship we ho,·e he1 e. The Cl'cdit-sidc o[
the ledger "~11 rcvenl the genuineness of your fnendsh1p.
W. B. W. ln succt;s..•non cnmt s~nntor \Ynync>
Morse. Hnrold E. Stassen nn<'l
Senator Fronk Cnrlson
But tokmg thl' prize lor hsht
lng two burners ond Sitting 011
both ar them wns llw prcsrdt'nt
of Lhc LC Young Rcpubhcam ;
who on l\hmdny supported 1-:iscn
howcr by usher mg nt his rally
11.nd who on Thursdny supported
Warren by mLroducing hrm to
the pronl •t
Rather bot, w:un'l 11 Mr T.? WHITE'S WHIMPERING ,
Pleads for Senior Parole
From Final Examination
By Bryco WhUo the
F.\'t•ry year nt lh1S time on It 'lnlt l.~w•s :mil Clru k. 11'!1
<'On hear the h•r\'ld J>ll•ns from home lo us. lt rnt•rrn lu; mtu~: r
that hrgh-class gl'nt, known rn un nrm or leg und we
c-nllt•f!llll •• t•rrdcs as n S!';NIOR, plmumnl m<•mmws o{ uur Mrs. U
1111 club or
ccn•mo
f,(M,I(Oil S. e lwmonning the ract that he Ill Yl'OI'll lwre.
~unpt lkd to lnkc finul cxnminn·
tlons.
•·Pshnw", they've sa1d cvt:!r
sinl.'c I've been here, "why wt•
shouldn't hnvc to tnkc tht.•m.
\\'c'\'C tnkt•n 'tm Cor almost Coup
years nnd wt'! ought to hnvc ,,
rest."
To which Jho fre1>hrnc.n, sopho·
mores ond JUntors say: "\Vhnt
drlJ)S. (( \\'C hnvc tO toke them
1 hen scruors should t...'lk(' then.
too." ..
I used t(J sny thnt; but now
thnt r'm 11 t;o•mor, I fjnd m;>'H•If
on the otht•r stc.lc of the fence. It would ht> ct·uot tndt•cd
subJo:ct us IC'I lh•~ lm lure o(
CXI1Jnlni\110nti Wt•'d likt.• to
pll•nsnnt thoughts nwny w11~
. . . not stay ht•rt',
Thon, too. our Jobs nrc n
ing us. From now on we'll htr
wm k lor n livm~. Though
of us llren't yet on pnyrolts,
of us wUI be wur king In
form .•• or el. ,. tr')'tng to u
WOI'k. Dol vic
, rs. c. L.
An In
Moth~r
tcr' tro rt
nior Stnll
Plan. cl
IMdlrUI to J
net• Ill c t
nee IS ··s
Enterta_ We future pnst and
-~"t'Jroge; n. Thl Kncd to God und our· dcnr of th1
t•ultv ond ndnHnrstt·ntion nnd • Honore Oh, plea!:c; \\on't you 11'1 VI rt'!i, Dt
grnciuutc? Givo• U!l ft dllrr Mcmbc:J
Don t n ukl 11.5 take tht\!lt' hn.~ mvttad Aftor all. w~ seniors nrc old
Our lt•eth nre falling out. Wt•
know almost tlvt•rythmg, c.:-.ct!r.t
Ought to Be A Law .. bout wntrnJt and the ottl<'r Iln:.o (ond of pr11yor) pntronQ
Ho\' \' ouhi ' "~U hk• to leave orls, We mode progress. too I Please .. A1r. ~llll! To Sonlora: racuuy Nn
Though wo'ro not God. we· Dr L 1 campus at ~ p, m. nnd get homo When we cnmt! to thi!; campus
Tl k ... I ~ ! 1 1 tl 0 t"o tltal yo11 nl 3:45? most flf us dtdn't know how to tnn .vou. n r . ..;>un, or l te H ~ ('0 pc.ra 1 n
Thnl'!: l!.Xnctly how Oregon \\'t..:nr shtll'S Now W<' l'On't nf1ord gtwe J..~wis and Clark m theit annual celebration of !\Jay. City students trnvcl lites~ dll)•o them. ,
on Jhe adm1niatrahvo ataff ........ t travt.!l
would like to onawor tho usso
prayor. Tho J•g'a up. You'd c
rotnevc your books from Dr To Thank you !or coming out of h1dmg long enough ior the out-dur.mg the stondord vs. dnylighl And then we don't want
door fe!>tJvities. Tl1e only sour note of the e.\:cellent nfte1 noon sa,•lngs ume controvt•rsy. to endanger the lo\H'r clnssmen•s 1
was your chilly rect.!ptlon of a lo\•ely court and queen. But the p1cture ts not so rosy C:PA's runce we seniors gwc too u!hc ond alert atudying a• The Am~r
amount of begging will do a.llPMisoreel
'n the mornm~t . To nrrlve hl much tugh·mnrk compeulron
PJense~ Mr. Sun! \\"e beg of you to give us a day to re-time for an eight o'clock. they Outside o! thnt, we don't want to
member next Friday when high school seniors of Oregon and mu t lean• home at 6 n. m. Jcopardate our gradunLion by
Washmgton come to \'JSit our campus and look us over. They rc planning n m:~ss rni-f'Junkmg nny more cour.>t.$.
gration 10 the North Pole where I And then wo ~·miors feel ·• Please, Mr. Sun! Bring back May ln all of its glory or we time awaits for no mon. :;light nnstalgln at thr-thought or
w1U begin believing the weatherman and become pessimistic BARK OF THE LQ
with the best of them. ti=========== good. l>rttek Now
A Ha't.: Deans H. II.& H. ll11CJSS ls bei
Thur. cndcth this column
our fond nspirnuons. We tn
alas, to nnt!cipatc thnt Dean
would !:ide wlth the frcshmt•n! dny. May1
ALu~u
nd spccJnl
tending, .(
'
So please, Mr. Sun! Give the coopcrnt10n to George Ma·
randas and his comrnntee that you ung.·aciously withheld I Get Baby Sitter I Rattles for Hosemen,' Cries Beach;
from Ann Austin and Bob Peters last w~ck. In a !o~
II Dieter.
new men
lub Nows
A luncl
111 honor of
( . ._...
CHOATE
..1! all •tart~d whtnl he took BA Sl •.• did 1ome research on tax
aspec:U of accounting and fouad
partm•nt of two billion a year!" a way to awindle tho revenue do-
tf Ia
ColetSide Press
OHJcfal publlcraUoc rof the A ·, •• t1 Rllldtnta or L ula Dnd Clarl:
c.,u.,. PubHthc<l wuJd)· 4urinc U1a c:ollc:ce )'t:ar S:ub~rltJtlon rat~ : U 00 J•rt )'t'ar.
J nt..,r(!d 1111 • «>nd clllJill t:r.llllt!t • 1 ·n. • lo.n/1, Orl'con.
EDITOR
Bryce White •
Bill Fou Managitlg Editor c.,atdine SproU Aut. Society
Ann Oranning 'Editorial Editor Tom O'Day Sport• EdUor
HerL Sc:ho1dor 'f'oatures Editor Nancy Miller Soc:1ety EdUor Blair Llndlo Ad•. M;r.
a.port.e,.. l ••••· Ga:rth J'•ulalDC,
J"loJ'4 C a m m 1 11 a, Ger 14111•
•prolt, C ll a r I • • CllaTnq'lllat,
Oatlaeriat DtU.t.nty , Jlla.lllt
Drtll, .11JD Spohn, 'W~J' Br U•
:a.1Jt.C 1 J'lo Ati.D Per~a, VJ.._tlll&
80111'111J!Il. ClrrqlaUon
Gt..pbtllaoa ,
hara Colea,
Jllda. Pat atnUidJ', 41
Roe• JfAJUbt, Bn·
x.r,. LIUld, AU.Oa
Jaek Traduet 'Thanks for a Job Well Done/ Say May Fete Heads
il!e HanJ Follow Moist Respectfully
To 1he Editor:
1 woula Ilk'-to suggest that
the school rc·cxnmmc its en·
trance requirements to rmd thz
!eak that let rn lwo pnzc 1mb•··
ciles who were among those en
gaged in cleaning up the compus
on April 30.
A Jmle "horsmc around" i.
to be e.xpC<"ted of men who get
to~ether in such o pro)ccl. But
nil expcttotrons Wl'rt' far out
reached when 1 was hit full in
lhe face With a ftre hose In front
of the Snuck 5hn~·k tltal Wed·
nesdny.
I have had orne memorobJ,.
experumC( at L•·\\ as and Clark;
but thrs '" the best of them ull.
l can co o1ong wtth n jokP ns
w<:ll as ruwonro. But I wonder i!' •
we can't und1•rtakc sumc men-
sur<$ to insur•• at least a relullvc
degree of safety from such in
fant ll pranks."
Poaaibly we could hire n baby
ltH md drg mto the budget for
a pair of r:tttlcs. In nny case, m~
ardor for clean-up projects ha
bc~n ronsidcrnbly damp. nr d
A. Scott Beach
Laurel for All
To the .Editor:
We. wish lo toke this oppor·
tunity to thnnk cvcrvonc Cor tht•
1uc.:ess o/ the 1952 ~by Ft•tc.
From the c:hnu1nen or m:ttn
activltl~ to students who helped
on spur or t.h•• rnoment Juhs. uwi
from our Jnculty ndv1scrs lo pro.
· gram cntt:!rtninuu we feel we
had eXc:l'lJCnt coopt•rnllon,
Wu an~ thonklul tor tht• pro-
1<..'51Wrs who Wt!l o unrtcrstondtnU
obout the Clllll.II!!S we hnd to mu1s.
Ous sinccrP wJ&h 11 that we
could hat, nghl here. l'V• ryon •
who helped on tltP dilfcrcn l phnsl's of this festival. Actunlh•
this would include l.'BCh one u:
vou m thl' L\!w1s and Clark stu· •
dl'nt body.
A committee ctm work out t'a<:h
dctnil of n pt ojcct to perfection:
hut it tnke.c; the spirit of a student
body to make any event a suc
Ct!..'lS.
Also we thank the May cour·t
for their work. There rs a lot of
rt•!:ponstbiht.Y behmd the glory
and cnch member of the court
did her share.
We both hod a lot of fun. Wr
decp'y opptt.'ciCilc the honor l!f
b~.;tng fible to H·rvc Lewis ~1nd
CIRI k In thr• C'tJpnctty or CO·
dutlrmt•n (l)r the 1952 May FciP,
So thanks to alii No amount or
thnnks cnn nmlly expr• ,s
gratitude for the frrt•ndly
opem!tnn und work that
dont on tht.• M;ry F ••te UUl'
CO•
Wl'"
Ann Au.,tin and Bob
Co-ehmrrnl'n
Fde. .,r tt, Po tors.
1952 M.ay
The Two Per Cent
To the EdiJor:
In bt>holf ul nn O\'Cr·worked,
undcr-stnlt('d and inexpenenced
• Voyageur stMt, 1 wnte this re-
quest to students whn want :1
good y_,nt·book in the .vears a
ht!Dd. During pn•· rt:gistration
next Wet!k lind a place in you'
next yeu,·"s schl·dulc for a seml.'s
tt•r or· two of journulism.
ll Is pt•rfcctly nalui'OI thn~
)nurn~tli•m maJors lend to be
more inl••rl.'sh•d m nl'wspapt ~r
journolll!m thon in working on
lhc yearoonk. So this H•mindP.r
Js rumed nt LC atudt•nts whu
hnvc never consit.len•d htkmg
Journnll!lm. Journalism til nnd
62 ore oprn to nil other rnnjOr.i
or nny year an college. It is hnrdly l11ir lhnt 1)8
nmt or the sludt•nt hody gor
laking it fot gr onh..,cl I hat 2
Cl'nt Of the students wJIJ
the rt•sponsibility of cditinE
Voyageur.
Gay Harding
Pubhcatiuns Adviser
I Was There
To the .Editor: lnllcd. Th
nl Ordc~
Invit~t,
students
11rJ\m at
nnt~to o C N a w c.
>mlo so
D \'iSil the
(Cf11te.r tainm
Willie
Proud •• I .1m o! the tri tiona! Men'
thnt hove brought public rcc to serve wi
mhon to ou1· ~ollcgc, 1 wnte Trogen, se
tnry: uod day ·~ appn.•ctttlon (l( Install
smaller cv~nt. o! lnst Thursdl JOurnalism
Tht•y w~n· both purt ot m , ay 12, at
dm!u•y week's schl•dulc nnci Bt;b Bisscl
t: L,•an, '11 pnsst•d unnotlcl•d lw mllnv '"'··A -{ • ~•u~l. [
both wcr•• lm· nbo\'c the ordtn Phi Epa
One was the chape•l set· A ;tpru
wlum lhrcl' or our fon•ign Mu Phi
rhmts so eHvctivt•ly roprt'S music s<'hol
th" cause ~>ervt.'tl h\· the after tryou
Student St!rv1cc Fund. Arter A prog
hstencd to the I .. ord's p Adamso n.
spoko.:n 1n German, in Jnpn Anyon
nnd m Spanish, the rcpctitton
lhc words In our lnngunge h
n dt.>epcr menning for us nll.
that moment we came closer
humnn brother houd. Dr. Du
In Fou
Th d Dr. U. c sccon cv••nl wns thl' SCience p formoncl· of S. II\' McBr
mus1c for Songa of rnnocenc:e speaki n~
Wilham Bl1rkt Th UJ mu 1c . , t wht·n he \
•'<~ to me to intJicntt.• crenlivo.! lo llw N
Jty far nbov<' tlw a\'1.:1 ·•Kt· Credit M
"\\'nkl Up Someday we whu nltt•ndcd
liU\JJCO l of Sll\', "I \\a lh~re tht• lint t
thi11 mu .. lc \Y,:ll plnyl'tl. It ,_.. On Mny
ba<'k in 1952 .1t l.t)wls tmcl Clm ll\'cr lh(•
Just <~ ~htlpcl and n tnu:Jic non• Vnllcy, I do
Not headline mlllt.lrtlll, yot Oenh!t'· a
touched "thl' 11pceqh und
gungc of lrnmortnl things" wht
giv•• depth nnrl purpose to o
college.
Helen Nllundorf The W(Ui
tlon or We
Dubach BP•
.Tune 4. doy. May 9. 1952 PIONEER LOG Page ThrH
May 9 • .---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--~
the S DCifll Sl(/e
>le By Nancy Miller
ft'"ld G•raldine Sprott Economics Head
Eats 'On the Air' Virtuosity Displayed
By Musical Groups
ns anltcrf
' have others 'Club Installs
ewOfficersMonday
Mn:. Hugh M. Sklnnt•r wtll he lnatnllcd as prcsidl"nt of lht• Moth·
' c:lub (If l.l\\ i und Clnrk rollegt• lor tlw coming yeur in n lunch·
on t'l'H·muny Mondny . Muv 12, In Pulntinu: MUlor conduct•·d hy Or. ( {1\11'
.ll't! or
ke L.o
~y
ll rc n
e'll hn
nugh
rolls, 11:
g In ~c IIIIHlll S Odt II ot 12.30 p.m.
Other oUtcor In ·l!l'\'r wllh Mrs. Skinnvt• Include: Mrll. Floyd
, Doy vtcc prPrtdt•nt; .M111. Juhn B~:nnell, rccordang sccrclnry: und
rs. C. L. Davy, llo•ru.url't.
An im;pcction tour of the n(•w inCit1nOfl' In Stcwnrt holl whkh
Mothers' dub hn!l furntslwd wall follow tho lun<."hcon. All those
~ten tt-d an the college ore anvitcd to attend.
nior Senior Prom
PIRn. fur lh( Junlor-St•nlor prom ore ncoring complctio~. nc·
rding to Joan r-:llloll, c.:halrmnn ol the a1fuir. The prom wtll be held
thl.' Cong&I!SS hotl'l, Moy 17, with dr~:s.s strictly formal.
lnvatntions which must be pr.·~cnted to gain admission to the
nrt! bt•ing sent to nil junwrs and :;c.niors. The theme ol the
"~nr'<" lS "Bon Voynge,"
ind Enlt•rtalnmcnt will be furnished by the college quurtcl and Stan
""~ n. 'fhc nome ol the on·ht•.strn will remain unknown until the r dt•nr -·
10 nnd 1,.,., t of the prom.
a
t~c linn Honon:d aucst'i at the altair wall be the junior and senior closs
\'i!lf.'n, Dr John Anderson und Dr Benjamin Thaxter 1'\.'SPCthvc:ly .
1\h:mbLr of the prom committee nrc Juhn Paul Jon1:s, publtdty
nd mvltattonc, B••th Lnkc, cntcrtamment; MarRc Dodge, patron!l
pnlronc -t!~. and Shirley Adums, decorations.
acuUy Nowa
iod, w Dr L E. Tomlinson ond Mr. Luther Chew ol the campu .. library
staH til travel todoy to Ashlund lo uUcnd n meeting o! the Orcaon La-
tho ussocial10n. The meeting will start tomght and w11l conclude
• 'ou'd .... vmorrow evemng.
from Dr. Tomhnson will spettk at a banquet tonight on the subject
119 111 The Americ:un Hcrltngl' Project." The Amel'lcnn Heritage Project as
11 do orl'd by the A mea icun Librory nssociation.
reek Nowa •
A Rnwaiion theme carried out in Cood. music and manner of
·a'CSS l.s being planned by members ol Lambda Phi Epsilon for Sol·
~··-·· May 10.
A t.unu Polynesian Dance is to be Centured for the main program lumn
w .. (a\
Dcnn md special orchid leis nxe being flown in from Oahua lor the ladii!.S
IShmt•ni iiiWI.'ntllng. Dick Hennessy is general chairman Cor this social gather·
• • •
In n lormol initiation held recently, Bud C~x. Chuck Chnrnquisl,
II Daeter, Jim Dodson, Dn,·e Lunler and Dan Morton were anstullcd
new members o{ Knppn Phi Alphn.
tub Nows jCh;
!ads A luncheon was given Thur day noon by membe or Colhecon
n honor of lhctr grudunttnp m<.•mbers in the CiPid ol home t•conomics,
iPc Hnnnuh, None} Maller, Zoe Scott nnd Virginia Waon.
Following the luncheon, officers for the coming yctu were ln
t DB tnllcd They ore: Nancy Leaper pl'e'\tdent; Glorta Gow, vice pre.siy goes
hot 2
•til
:liting
r •nt Ordt>nn Dav1d~on, secretary. nnd Pal Hashngs, ll casurer.
iol.pilal Open Houao
lnvitauon. ur. bdng t•xtended by the Veteran s administration
students, parents nnd faculty. to nttcnd on open house \'tstt and
ltlrr>~lr3rn at the U. S. Veterans Hospit.ol on Marquom hill In obscr.·
U\C • of Nahonol Huspalnl day, Sunday, May 11, from l :30 to 4:30 p.m.
w. C. Jessup, chief of spec1nl services. urged students of coo-
nt•micos. soctnl studies, nursing and occupational or physical therapy
10 \'isit the hospital. Tht.! program will include conducted tours and
tcrtnmment in the audtlorium.
Willie Antis wns acccntly installed ns president of Blue Key, No-
triUmf lillntll Men's Honor Crnternity Cor crvicc to the college. Other oHiccrs
lac to serve with him next year nt• Stan Mitchell, \'icc president : Stag
mro~!en, secretory- lrt•asurcr; Clark Stephens. cot responding :;ecrc
tnry; uQd Don Flor~·n. nlumna secretary.
Jn!'tallalion of ten new mt•mbel'S or Pi OeltJ Epsilon, nnti11nnl
hursd~ li1:,urnollsm honornr~', will be conducted on campus next Mondoy,
of an 12, ut -1 30 p m. Those rccclvmg their keys and membership arc:
and Bob Bissc I, Garth FanninR, Ann Gr·anning, Mtriam Holcomb, Jean
LfiYu:LPnn, Tom O'Ony, Bob Shoemnkea·, Sally Skinner nnd Jack unv· • ' TrochN~I
rdin Mu Phi Ep11lon Toa
l :,c•n A 1pranr benefit L<'a has been planned by the pulrontJs group
isn of Mu Phi Epsilon in Pnlutmc Manor at 3 p.m. Mn) 13. to aid its
prc~l' music scholorship fund. Recipient of the scholnMihip will be. announced
lc W after tryouts in th1: fall.
ncr A program by student mu~lcians will Ceature numbers b~ Shlrlcy
pra) Adamson, violinist; Allen Lchl, baritone; and Edith Kilbuck ptnntst.
Jnpnnr .1\nyone intNcsted in music or the college nrc in\"th .. >d to attend.
tilton
age •· Dr. Dubach to Speak
:loa:~~ In Four West States
Dr. U. G. Dubach, political
thl' pt sc11•neil prof1..'SS0r. wlll l.legan n cBnd speaking lour Mr•ndny, Moy 12 conce · when ht• will d~h\'er on ttddt css IC ·<('t;
... to the Nnttonol ASSCicintton of n., Credit Men in Huston, Tcxu!l,
· "Wakl• Up Amcrlen" wlll be the
dcd w d
t tIll -.uhJCCt uf the ad rcsscs.
It '~ On Mny 26, Oubuch will de·
11\·t•r th(• emnfl nl'ldrcss an Sun
ho\ Vall~y. ldnho Cot• lh~ Idaho Coal
11(1 Denh:l''ti assucintiun.
Ill
\\ hl
lo o
• Tlw \Vnt;hlngton Stutc. F1...•th.•ru·
lion or Women's clubs Will hen~
Oubach ept•nk in Wallo Wnllo on
June ·l. Draft Test Applications
Deadline Set Saturday
A S. h lh" S I"\' ICC Colll'.,;"
Quali!icatwn test \\"ill be hdd
Mny 22 for the benefit or those
students who were ptcvcnt~d by
Ulnt·• s t>mcrgency or some other
n.•,u;on rrorn \akmg the tcst:J
gi\'l'D DecPmbe.r 13,lfl5l or April
21 o( this \'COl'. •
Students who ha\'C nn ndmls·
··ton ticket Cor dtlwt• the DL>cl·m~
ber 13 or April 2·l te~t but Cuih!n
lo uS<! it on the fiS:-tl{nt'd dnh•
must submit n new npplicnt ion if
they wish In mnke the May 2'!
lt!SL. The deadline dah• fo1 th.;:
npplicntion is !\loy lO nt midnight.
Applicntions postmarked after
thnt d.1tc will not b1• RlleCptcd. ,.
"I got to cnt on tcll:vuuon,"
Mi111 flulh Chu\gron, home ce
oraomtell department hcod snad,
r.ual Wt.•ok In Salt I.nll;c City,
Utu}l, Ml a Chlngrr•n llccompnn
j, ·d n Tokyo gt·ndulltc lit udf'nt ll)
n '1'\' hruudcn5l on which she
wua tu npp•~or, ''I went nlong to
gave her rnornJ 11upport, never
gu,•asang I'd be nn the progrum,"
she t!Xplnined.
1'he Jnpnnc•sc gtrl Wll$ to de
mon.slrntc, how to mnkc sukiakl
on the progrnm. "Mcul Time.'
When lh•· broadcast was ready
to begin, Miss Chtngrcn was ask
t•d to nppcnr on the program nnd
help cal the Jnpllllcsc food.
During the progrnm the master
ol ceremonies lnLP.rvll'wcd the
Japnnl!~c girl as she mode the
sukiaks.. lt was mode on 1.1 hot
plut(•, "We sot on plllows around
low tables which g:lVc it an orl-
ontnl ntmo phrre." "It was
a cnlly very thrilling, " Miss Chin
m-en snid . By Garth Fanning
Wtth on cxdtlng dltplny of musacnl v1rtuoslty, topped by noth
ing or Its type seen m Portland this year, the music deportment
opc:nf?d NrHmnal Muw· wcclt Jon Mondoy n1ght at the ctvle nudt
toraum.
All rive ('Diflpul mu~lcal organizations lo(lk pnrt: the ort'hi!Strtt,
bond, dtotr, mudrlenl slngen1 ond m~n·n glc{• club.
Of the groupa. pcrhnp it wns thr. M~"hcstn•, conducted by Boris
Strpo, thut dlJploycd the most tmprcsslvc Interpretative akJIJ and
&lunning rnustdnnshap . Thdt ploytng of Dvorak's ''Carnel.'lll Over
ture" wn!l ns consummute u pcrformnnc•• ns this work. bas recmvcd in
Portlnnd In r•'cent ycnra. It was absolutely ampeccably played nnd
wnductcd.
Kcchlr.y's ••suite for Symphonic Band" was, If not the most slir
rinc. ccrtuinly thf) mo~t imprcaave c:omposJtlcm ploycd all evening.
Composed m 1950, the work wn-:; performed under lhc baton of John
Kdl Richards . It wns n difficult work tn twn movements thnl spoke
gracefully the languAge (I( m•ldern mustc. The band's bmss l0Cct10n
here wna most poarnant, duplaytng team unity nnd bc:iuty oC tone.
Student Dale Kugel'• "Youth De Pa ofundis" WIU played next
by the band, wath the composer conducting and soprnno Rowcnn
Owt>n ns soloist.. Act•ordinc to program notes tbc muSic dt'pi~ts lhe
indh•1dunl ove-rwhelmed by c:onn1cts of the world. and his Lunung to
pruyer and its resull.ant nssurnnc:es. MLSS Owen's pcrformnncc wns
sturUlnc. thouJth we fallcd to get from eather lyrtcs ur mw.ic t.hc
h:cling or prnycr nnd /or tls ns:n1rnnccs. Nevertheless, the compo i
tton moved with ::ulhoraty ond Kugel's sound musicum!hip was well
d~morulr.lttd.
The m1 ·n glee dub, mndrigul singers and choir displayed .cmup
cohf:.;;ton and were well rrcctved by the nudumce.
Dr. John Stark Eva.na, conducting the "Gloria" from h1s new
mU!>tcol .cttlnR oC the Solemn Mass. closed the program in n rousmc
finale combining all rive musicnl orgunizations.
May Fete Celebration · Part of History I U.S. Air Force Needs
B N F b LC C 11 · I Teachers for Foreign
.~.~. ,?,,~· w?.~g~~.~e!, .J ,.. .. .. !~~.~g~~;n~~., Dependent's Center
do ~ bnthlng beauties nnd roy-iasl. Fndny. lnt.n nwuon recaevcd on cam-
g • • . pus from LL Ben Fle.tschman al coronouons Mny Fete wns also Thou Jcni,.bJed were· In r ho h
f 1 h Is h 5P • · • onner campus p tograp e.r the scene o h C pra e w en Mabel Akin. coUego tru&Jee; • • cd · .:o--- ind(
<~~tudent.s rccch·cd ''ear·end hon· . 'd noy, stnuon 10 cHu•c:e. • • • • • Mn. Fnmk Alh .. n. prtt5t en! cotes thnt teaching positions nrc
ors nnd membershtp an servt~ of Women's t..ague of Lewis f • d d honor ··y groups. open n ~:ur fore~ epende.nt5 an 1 and Clark; Mrs. Herb9rt A. tchools in Gennany, f·rancc, £ng-
Studon.t s tapped wno: Pi Templeton . member of tho land and North Afracn.
DeUo Epsilon. Journalaim -league: Profesaor Bernard Hln· Applicants for the!•' posthonc,
Ann Grannlng . Miriam Hoi shaw. boad o{ the art depart-according t . nh1 m.1tion printed
comb. Jean McLean. Tom mont: Pans Stewart. college 10 Stan and Srnpes. will be re-
0q)ay. Robert Shoemaker , bu.sinosa m11.nogor: Graham quircd Lo 1 n ,U\ ·!mploymcnt
Sally Skinner . Jack Trac:h-Griswold lumberman: Kother ogn•emcnt tor a mtnlmum of one
aoL Robert BiaseD. and Garth ino OoW'ut. manager of college tchool yenc.
Fannl.ng ; Alpha P&i Omega, calehnia; Gerold Crockwoll. Mmamum rcqulremcntl for
dramatla -Mary Hooper• I Alumni usoclulion; Mn. A. employment are: bachelor's dt'-
Richord Meigs. Jean Beebe J. McCutcheon prMldent Mo· grec, 18 semester hour5 ncadcmtc
Betty BiJSto. D l an a Mur· ther·5 club· Ma .. Holon Noun· cn.'Ciits In educatiQn courses, In·
pby. Ann Reed and Marr dorf English department and eluding practtce tcnchmg, lv.'tl
Ruth Reed; Mu Phi Epdlon. I head restdont of Stewart hall years teaching experience, pol-
music (woman) -Patricia and George (Pappy) Howe. sesston of n \"'Zllid tcnchcr's cc.r-
Bander. Mary Ellerby Floy campus engineer. tlhcnte. Apphcnnts must be w1u.
Loutso •on Groenewald Ba.r· The contro\'ersial Gold Key mg to swear an oath ol nllcgiancl!
bora Junke. Shirley Roeckel. owards were Clnnll.\' brought out th u s to e . .
Carol Rouse. Holen Thomp-of htdin~ nnd the secrecy bnnd Flcls<:hmnn spends part or has
son. Betty Chestnut, Marilee broltcn. The WJnners were: Lolll time in Wicsbaden, Germany, do-
Crawford. Lois Delano. Prise· Gaither, Eldon Gunter, president in£ proetice flying.
lla West and Jacqueline GU-litudent body; \'trginan Norman,
bort. secretary; Paul Nordstrom, stud-
Phi Mu Alpha, music (men) -ent council, :1nd Jnmcs Goddard,
John Peterson. Joe \VImme.-. president Asocial~..:d Men Stud I
1h:a-ry Harris, Hownrd Bu17er; t!nts and Pat rl~tn Boals ~lork,
Radao Guild-Jean Bh·be, Vern cn-c.hPirmBn of rehgious l:mpha-
Chrt ta.an-:~n. Delores Hescod~. sis week. FOR RENT
Apartment, 2 rooms and small
bedroom wtth nll uuhtaM $35.
18.27 S. \\'. Bea\·crton Htgh-
way CH 1968
Rob~rl u. Tabor 110d Arden ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cnul'! Brod<'lphlans, $t:Oiot'S -
a~ttv Lnkt!, Winnie Carlock Mer-• OregOD Business Education Meeting
C'l'r, l.ois Wallinrmon. Carolyn
Vat it7., Colleen Creswell, Alice
Pcoke. nnd Pntrlcia Blukely; A
micuns, junlon1- Mnry Ellerby
Gloria Gnw, Ann Grnnning, De
lores Hescock. PntriC'in Kephn1 I,
Patricin Welsh, Patsy Annala,
r..nd 'Marllt:•· Crnwford. Set at Reed College Campus, May 15
"Arc our S'l:hools nnd colleges
preparing people in a flee indus·
trtal socact.)'T" ts the lh me of the
fm;t Oregon Busines3 Education
C'Onfcrcnce to be held on the Reed
Francis Co)(, four year let· oollcgc cnmpus. M y 15.
terman in football end trac:k.
was named outr.tandl.ng 50n. President .Morgan S Odell W1ll
ior ethJote to win the Assoc· pnrncip:Jtc in o panel dts~ussion
iat.ci Men Student's old tro· (l :45 IO 3·15 p.m.) on --Qucsllons
b 9 Left Un nswcred." p y.
Wtlliam Trevor nnd Dcwcv I John N; Adams. vicc-prcs,'dcnt
HnTicss were nnnwt.l b~l;t nc:tors or the Ftrst Notional Bonk or
or the yenr nnd Donnld Hint'S I Portland; l-·rnnk 8{'nneH. Sule:m
md Richorrl Mei~:s. best in om-supcrinhmdl!.nl_ or !;Chool : Wtl
•nn production to win the dr:~mn !anm Jones, Um\'••rslty oJ Oregon
pl.aqm•. denn .or ndrnln_isl&1llion. and E Tbe confuenC'O sponsoring
group includes -41 educntors; nnd
business cxccutavcs from Ore
gon.
Reed, the National Assoc1olion
of Manulilcturcr, Oregon Educa
tion nssoclotion. Portland Ch m
be.r or Conunen.'e, Sl tc S)'Stl'm
of Htgher Eduenhon. Unh·ersJty
of PorUnnd nnd Lewts and Clark
Joinlh plnnned the meet.
A le• of three dollars. payable
to :Reed. will be chor,gcd for the
luncht'ilO and a pubhc~ticln of
the proeeedings.
LcllCI'S ur llet"l'ptancc nd n
check can ~ math~ w James 'f.
Hamilton, dtrector Ll! cducutaon,
Rec-cl Clara Lou Rummell rocei•· G. Swt~crt , preJtdcnt Hystcr corn
ed a SlOO honor lcholerahip pony urc alErJ membr"rs oi the
aponaored by Alpha Gamma pon<'l. ,------B-IU.---&-T_O_M __ 'S ___ __,
aorority. _ _ _ Other !I(!SSious mcluclc nddress-
Sludrnt.s were not the nnl}r t-s: '"1'hb Job l)f Educnung F.v BARBER SHOP
pl'rsons to rct'ch·c ownrds fot· et·ybod)'" (10;15 n.m.l: "The Job All Haircuts
rutstanding service. Qut•en I~ls Educnhon Lea:es Undone' 00.45 SSe
I honored 11 benl'f'nctors or t.hc n.m.l nnd "A Plnguc on Your
tc:hool by knlghlin" them dur-Houses" 02:30 p.m.). •
1103 S. W. Taylor's Farry Rd. l
• P11,ge F'our
roc use
Cook Paces Orange
As LC Dumps Pilots
By ~\l Stephenson
·rh~ pndc o( P lnttnc lull,
oeh t:ldttn Ft~ '-' ~J.l{-cdst~~
rontmued l donunntl' lhc tr 1cli:
l>olhght as the~ com ancmgb
'lf 11\COO Portland Um.,•c-nnt ,.
-;o~~.s7 1. l \\CCk in n dunl meet
n Fa~h•'r ueld
The P on~ p·abbt.:d ntnc
'I t 1'1 Cl and \\on the nttlc rc
Ia.,\ h.> I orfeat
Calc~· Cook once again dom•
onstraJed his agihty on tbo cin·
don as he :.ipped off a 9.9 ce~
tury. broadpump~ 21-toet 5·
inch~ and skipp~d over tho
low and hi9h barriers in record
hme so est:.bhsh new meet CALEY COOK
••• good for 20 • PIONEER LOC F'riday. M.&y 2,
• • • 1ew ruc1 I
Smithmen Face Six Foes; I Thinclads Face Stiff Test •
Conference Tille in Balance In Willamelle Dual Meet A 1101
t\ct10n will be hot and hl':&\'Y lor the Pw LC's trackmen facl' tht ir toughc~t d nting
lll'Cr diamoml en'\\ this wcPk·l!nd :-~nd upponenl this S~turchl\ '' lwn lhPy meet l murnl Lc1
R For s throughout nil ol next Wl'Ck with ~ix cntl't,d \Vtlhnmettc con.·nts 11 Snlt>m.
confct·cnce ~nmcs and one non-conference lilt The Bcarcal!-1 ha\'c won fnur consccullv ll"'rc loadj
on tap • dual meets while setting three new d switq
I.e still smarting from two str:ught <lc· records and equaling a fourth. 1'hc Pionc~r.•·· c.ccond l
feats .1t th~ hunds of Hn.Y Helser's Linfield on the other hand, ha\'c only dmppcd ,1 1
t h•nt!UI w11dl.'nts, tnt•"s the lcacut• l~odln 11 11 I Ill UlD c:1510n to tlw powm rul und 1 'fhc K
Whttmnn Mlsstonrlt s m 0 doublt GoJ d Poles Next ful On•gon Stole Bcuvcrs tn u t ·ho strike
header Saturdn\ nfternoC'In on .m u 1r 1 un lks, n m
K('lly l"tcld. Gnme umc Is I p m.l For LC Skiers Both lnOml lack detpth but •pc of l
With a day's ro1t. tho Plo I'ha ~L ndtl\· tl Mount ll~od, hav~ pleniy of potenJio.l firat 1\Vn!l..-He
necrs again tako to tho he;d Huth Gregerson nnd Fa'tlnk Reed, place wannerr.. WHlamoUe . do. lnC·bnll ar
for two games. this limo againlt l.vho 1 el.'£'ntly ntO\'t'ci up from fonding loop c:hnmpion . has wmgtng l
College of Idaho. According to class C to closs B skung, wiiJ be had llttlo dlfflcully In movtnq ore the bn
Coach Worton Smith. thoro i1 "f1tl•rt'CI under the Pioneer l'Ol by uch teanu as Portland U. Double p
a possibility of something novel 115 m lhc Golden Poles ska l'll<"C'i Pacafic U. and Llnfiod. •tthN·. 'fhc
in tho scheduli ng of games m Both sk acts moved up to tht:; 11w Be IH It ll l t pee ted usunl pn.
tho Coyote twm bill. B clns:; ns n result nf the points rlomin<lt£' t•\'ernl c•\'Cnls tomor I most
A d.n nwht doublchcndt'r hns rrnvs.~ed In the 't.:ccnt Schnee row among them the javelin. Ill the outfi marks in those evcnb. He was
cto:ked in 2~4 in the lows and
16.1 in the higbs. Tho lormor
times Wl're 26.4 and 16.2. out lllC Ltftu noon \H'rc: Lnrr.) II l ld h Vngt II Stnndard GaMl slalom hi'Cll plnnncU lH.'(.'(Jrdmc to Smith Bob Hnll and Stan nnd the ruJ
Ttu: On:~ncc WI mct'l 1 w 0 11 Wlllnmctll' hus two of the Tinkt•t'S Hu' ~.:rknmp nnd Chnrhc Hudson. h 1 -th f 1 1 n ruces.
tscd for Ul'Qntl In the• hii!h jump: :~~ ~~e:.:~wrc~a~~-s p:~~'~\~ 8 ~~~;~, Two l.c•wi!l ant.! Clnrk alum':l Jnvclin throwers in thc slalt•, ly '
I I f ld '"Ill s . h Ill I '· t r fi t 1 l'ivall ,. bet\\'C\'0 the two tyh• or r> n t 1c ll' cants., n IC· Don .1\hCttllum, st>cond m I. " the two h:nm:-will agnin mt•ct. w n l'iO uc rytng ot rs P atl.' •
1 . II r 1"3 r ,, 11 c h' II I ll c ld th t d been a fcolurco or C\'l•rv rulh. 1> letts JO'' • n tO;.;: o 1 -co. -c;hot put; Nnrm ompton, I ard thas tjmc under tltt• li!lhts nt Kcl· '" u• cuss 1c n ny. · Th" "rab'.
'- " ~.l lh I h h I M K i I t G A d h • k 1· s• 11\l'col lhi t•nson "' anrucs "'rnsn. <" pre.\>JOUH s an• rn t l" s ot put, • mt • c. n g , • 1_,. 1-'tdd .curgc n t•n<on, w u .oo 11· •
th~c ortt a.d or 168·f~t 8-mc:hcs set In ccond m Uu• pol(' \'null; Bud The Pionoon thon lac:e tho r>lllc:c in thl' Sdmcc Vogeli WillameU~ should also notch lw ~izc of
~1 b) M:ttus oi PU. RtlO Carmi· Cox, th1rd in the JU\'chn~ J 1m Willamctto Boarc:ats Wed nO$• l'tll'CS nnd Donna Gavlord. LeWIS first and tccond 1pota in tho
..... 1 J .1bb can p C' cal copp'"" u fn-st P ce m t I(' Smith, third an the 440. Nell An· day ai 8 p.m undor the lights unci Clnrk ski mstmctor who milo two milo and pouibly '
I _ _. t~J outriclo 110 t 't~u l as he :oi.'OI'l.'u rm C\ en dter.scn, In~ I an the 220 and sCC· 111 Kelly F'teld 10 Oregon City. took llurd phtc, 1 wall bt• entered. lho diacu1 depending on how • rcle the ~ 11 feet. ond m the 100; Bill O'Hnna, sec· LC downed Johnny Lewas boye lllllllll11ll!illl !11RilUIDIIIU!InllUI!nunDlllllllliUinnmnumnmmmmn hard Duano Rasmussen throws.
r Co I ' h 1rown 1n 1 rannr x. a.t }"ears quar· nd m the lughs: Dunn•· H:asunu;.. from Salem in their fint meet· tJOn fot the PJOnccrs LC nlso de· T o Ptoneors will also have to t som~thit
tcr mile champ. nogoliaJed tho t n. U 1rd tn the dt cus; Vtc NeJ. ing. fcntcd the Badgers in their only give tho Bearcats flut laurels l.l besides
distance SaJu:day in 53.6 to on. Uurd an the male nnd two Tht• Smithmcn move to For('St othc•r meeting. in tho polevoull where Willa. If Ty C
Wll\ pulling away. 1 mtlc: Malt Schroeder, second m Gro\ c Thursda:u· tor n mnkc-up A no-count game is scheduled meUe's bost man. Ray Froth· b
OU cr Orang nd Block me: the IO\\"S and Jack Bh:ur, th1rd sume '' 1th Pacif1c unt\ crs1ty. This tht afterno?n wilh Lower Co-iom. h11s a leap of 12·6 S/8 to hould sec
_,_t_Q_oo_n_~_b_u_t_e_d_~_rn_t_s_ili_r_o_u_g_h_·~•-n_t_h_c_J_o_~_~ _________ ~~~·a_m_L_,_,._U_l_,_v_~_d_u~p_ro_n_h_·re_l,_c_~_n_c_· lumb!aJu~or~llogeatWo st-hiscredit. around the
Golfers, Swallers A wail Badger Return Clash
After Dumping Pacific, ,Dropping lo Willamelle
The Poc1fac uniHrr jt.> solf team
\\ tU ~N 0 dUint<· t.o ~\'CD the
rc \\ 1th th~ 'Pioneer team no xl
Tu~lt\ t T'~p 0 Scott gotl
Oo.li'SC
Pac1f1c Jo:;t a
IA"wt nnd Chu k close one to
Ma\ 1 b~ a •
re ol qt. to 8'-· Art Barnet~
r p C:lftc-t k mcd list honors
"1lh ll 74 "h 1~ Gar) AndH!\\S
hm for lhe \ ctors \\ tth i.:i
Th£.' Pconc
h l end or l
ll 8 , two d ~ \1. ere left 1 n th1.
e score 91
lntc . w.unmett
' s thl' '1ctor u tth their Boh
C 11 han Ull mg medabst honon;
t 'Top OS tt '' lh a 74. Pool Regulations
J -USl •I the pool ~~ ah I)(
restricted to LewiS and Clnrk
ftudcnts c,.;ocpl f1'0m 5·7 p.m.
when spccrol outsu.:c groups
mny he sclwdull'd.
2-Th~ ltfcsunrd "til be on
dul) Monduy thr"Ough Frtdoy
from 12 noon to 5 p m. (Jther
htlunr; b.> specml rrnngcment.
3-P • •ns n\lt nllowcd 10
pool except when hlcguard l!!
on duty
4-Thc pool Wlll be dnuned
nnd cleaned on Snturdnys ond
Sunday
5-Thc: pool \\ 1ll be closed
June 1 through June 8 for
clcunmg and rcpaar.;.
I ,. The sun-tanned l«'nms swot-
lcrs will put lltt!ar 2-lnop record
m the line Tucsrlay when tlw~
CJ-.wel to Pnclftc for n return en·
,gagemcnt. Lasl week the LC
men whipped the Badgers 6·1.
Cnnch Ah•a Grahnm's ncttcrs
howc,·c.r tool~ nne on the chtn
lnst Tuesday as n \'i..GitHlg \Valin-
mctte crew ed&cd the Ptoncers
4-3. The home forces won three
OJ! th~ r i\'c singl('s rnntch<'s but
dropped both of the doubles to
ClVc the Bcarcntc; the ''Inning
ad,·antnge.
Results or the W11lamclle tnnt·
chcs were· Singles--Lew Wnhl,
defeated Corlcr (j.J. 4·G, 13·4:
D<Jug Dny, ddt.>ntcd \\'nlls, IW),
6-1, 2·6. 7-5: Wtsnom (W), de
tented H<ty Howu:, 6·4, 6.-1 :· Jun
llodgkms, dcfcat~d ArniJicr (WJ
11-!l, 4·6, 9-7.
Doubles -Walls nnr.l Wi~nnm
(W) dclcntcd Wnhl nnd Day. 6-1.
b·2: Ambler nnd Caa tcr (W 1 dt•·
fcntcd HOdgktns nnd HO\\ JC, 6·3,
!1·2 moreland. LC should win the broadJumr dislan
The Whtman twin bill .should •he 440-yard run, the 880-ya nmJ:: is so
pnwtdc plcnl.'' of acuon. The run anJ tlu low hurdh arne thnt
strong Wolin Wall:l contingent, Tht> crucial rncos whore thf' I lugging
now !tportmg n 4•2 n~OOl"d, hns meet could be doclded oro th~ 1c line a
lost gnmcs only to College <,f high hurd los, thl" I 00 yo.rd obundon o
ldnho nnd Willumctlt~. Thl:; scnt•s
t'Oulrl mean whether the Plon<:c.rs dalh, tho 220 yard dash, the -
will !itny in the pl•nnnnl rncc Ol" high jump, th<l thotpu1 and tho Julia J
mil<! rolay.
not. E I LC in losing two to Lmfiold. Call'y C'ook, V<'l" 1111h.• fresh mp 0}
collected a total of 20 bitll. ln man, is llw hnckhonc of the P Listed
the second gamo Pioneer bat-nncl•r sqund. Cook paahcipa lt•s iz schedule:
ten continually swaU<!d the ball I lht• 100, th~· low nnd high hur h~ld on
wath Duvo D11niols twice c:Joar· dle:s and the brondJump. or perm
ing the 34S Coot fonco at Kolly Otlwr dependable pomt win ested in
Field. Cordon. Lowta and Rad-ncrs for the Orungt• nnd Bloc) lowing 1
akovich also hU long balls lD nrc Rctdar Heller, und.•ll'atcd u contact J
that gamo. the hoH-mile; r'rnnny Cox. con Ploccmc
Stmth did not rdcnse the mound !l'rence qucarlt·r-mlle chumpion poSS,iblc.
nstagmncnts fnr ilie final six con· :and Neil Andersen. city dusl tJf Sc:ott-J
fcr~nce gnmes. chomp lrom Rno~e\'Cit. r Jum
Pioneers Beat Vikes,
Drop Two to Wildcats Monda
Auto SupJ
grads lor
eo prog
in lho m
Wodncs
By Tom Hnrtl~y
Two conscculiH lo sc• to the
Linfu·ld Wildcats dumped LC
{lUI ol first place in Northwest
confucnc:•• action and inL.o a tk
for third. the bntUcs us lhe Mcl\hnnvlll ratzcr (K
nmc dropped the. Pnlatanc h1l er~) Sumt.
The 10·!.1 ,;lugfcst Tucsdt1y wm
the Pioneers second loop loss and
the llclscnn..-n's th1rd loop \"tC•
tory. lltthng dominated both of bov by 1 9 3 c·ount Sulurdur
Davo Daniola came ous ol
his boso hit drouth with a pair
of homo runa to aid the Pton
e~rs dying cause Tuoaday. Ron
Lewi~ collected throe htts In
four tri~ to lead tho attack.
Stnn Bl:mk nnd Jim Bt•anl gr11duatos
for malo
pay. Inter
Tbursd ~
Mutual I~
JUSler froa
vi()-W June
work.
llm"u f'lllW luc ol~trQCI"-Of.JJA!ut!UQt,juu pt.ttH'itotN! o
•f>-o l><llt\• 0.tJ;ht 0 hinlho,..tf't tba lta:!tt &.:. INU ••th
<= c I) • '-" ':1 t., md:ortt bb tbBd oa l.anuc) •~
oelqri!Jm ~"nn*'t. on uA111 lot(!UH~uy.ltlu~~d!
"' •wid I"'~• lru &!Mill} f" lfl!!n'ut\ o..d ~dtni o\tnlh~
o1.d a...S lui 'IY'"l"'..,. ~ tun llttJ fun IJ btllru tlu
~-a .. bl>ua,ul Leaders Notch Wins
In Hoi Mural Battles teamed up on lhl• htll to bent the a.m.
~mathmen in both contc t .
Blank n•ceh·('d the first vtcto1 \ Radio
nncl BermJ tht.! seconu. Both r•·· Gets N
loo\'cd <'nch other 10 the tw
LEWIS A.ND CLARK 'IKE' F'OR PRESIDENT COMMITTEE
Join
TheJe
Citizen•
You
Know
and ••• Lester ( ~t Rawls (Rep.)
William Seaquisl (Rep.)
Ball Springer (nep.)
Don Cue (Rep.)
Walter J, Eames !Rep.)
John A. Crimst~d (Rep.)
Dtck Whipple (lnd.l Larry Campbell CRep,)
J1m Tomlin (Rep.)
Jim Thien (Rep.)
Bob Sonsenoy (Rop.)
Frank E. lmper (Dem.l
Norman M. Staley (Rep.)
William Lanc:e (Dem.) Lute inmng rnlhes feature-d thts
"cek's an1rarnuru l cnmc:s as nil
three Rnnu:s were \\on 10 tile I nut
1ramcs.
The Po lee a ts I.Jrokc n 1·1 dcud.
lock in the l:.st of Lhc sevc•nlh
l(• down Lnmbda 6-1. Sigmn over
came a 10-J dchc.1t in the :dxth
Lo bounc\· the DelLs 12·1 o.
The McAfee Maulou atlll•·d nn·
other to their win slnng ns Phil
Gleli puncht•d out o double with
two on in the top (Jl tlw seventh
to break a 7-7 tic with Alphn.
Slgmn Ctpcnr:d with Berni••
M(.~IOJtn on tHe mound. lie guvt.!
up all 10 Dell runs. Wally llt>rder
took over tn the faith nnd ,;hu~
out the Uo.:lt!J givmg up unc in· fJCkl singh• off hi "jL nk",
The Mauler's • Dutch" Bertram
hnd to be rchcvt d an the lint
inntnc wh('n J\lphn JUmpr~ 011
tum (()r six runs. AI Stephenson
gol the wan,
A home run hy Vtc Nelsot
starlt.od the Sigmu btg sixth mn.
ing nnd a round ta tppl'l' hy Jim
Wade w!Lh lW•) on finash!!d orr
1 h" ltrt .. rnoon' ,cormg in the
'ligKt'Sl inning of the duy.
MURAL SKED
Monday South held, 3.30
Sigma v1. McAfoe
Tueaday-11uniwny park,
Polecat• vs. Kappa I I :00 eontt•sts. Chuck Bonando tool The l,(
the Tuesday loss nnd Roy Ilydf Guild. hus
th~; S tlord.t\· set b1ck tcr Wtlh
Relief pitcher Dick Tydoman Rndio Guill
registered hi1 third victory la11 the NSRG
Friday u tho local buoball dtts of
outfit nosod Portland Stu to, S.
4. work on
'rh•' P1ont'ef'S gut I 0 hils pluj The Rnd
t hn••• Viktng errors llll thcylng ns u
knotted I lu: serie bl"Lwccn th~ the Lew
two clubs at two •tPlt·cc. •rydc Workshop,
man, lending J.C pitcht•r with de:tu·lng to
lhrf'c wlnll, hns '' l'UI n~d run nv· Woo k. hop
t•ragn or 0.00. ~how•
Lt!wis, fH!Shmnn swntt••r fl'om school
Lincoln, is currently h•odlng the Tappt;d
ICOIO With around a .400 U8tlln~ Wtln! Jo..•nn
Vc1nc Ch
untl Dol --...:...;jfriday, May 9, 1952 PIONEE R LOG Page Fin
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est
~el Why Watch Varsity? Exemplifies the Spirit of Lively Frau Meier
urals Have Talent An Accomplished Linquist, A True Christian
By Tom Har!ley
A note to all vf the maJor league scouts lhnt hove been
nting the PtonceJ' clmmonds of lnle-chcck into the intra·
rnurnl leapuc
For sht•cJ powct· and 1 un produd1on the mural games
arc load\:'d w1th power hillers, dutch hlllt•rs, punch hilll'tll,
swttch hitters. In ftl(·t, l'Veryooc in the loop think!. hl' i;
>ionel!Nirt ccond Ruth. Kiner or Kcll.
rd a
tl P"'''"' 1100. Hitring olono doea not dl•mmule
1 h•npuc f'ah.hinP h 1 at.s plncc
The Knppo& h1avc Uon Floren
ivhu st1 ikcs out more men tlum h~·
• valks. a most unusual Cc:u 1n thu;
;tb but pc of compctiunn. Sagmo hO!I
Ill first ly He a dcr, the slcnd~r nnlh·
lie. do. ng-bnll nrtiM, thnl hn.c; the· batter
ln. has \'angang three or four tunes be·
'"ovinq 1rc the ball reaches th•· plate.
and U. Ooubl~ pin •s oro not un~ommon
. 1ther. 'l'hc uncommon or perhaps •
l?ClCd l IIOUSUOI pnrt of thc•m, IS I he fact
tmnnrJthut mo>l twin ktlhngs onginak
111 the outfield. A fly bull 1s cuughl
the runnea IS packt•cl off bn:;e.
Tinkcllj to Evc•rs tu Chance
ate, .., .... probnbly wouldn't upprow or Um;
two :liYlt.: nf piny, hut it do•~ cool
Bcaa my rnllic~.
in tho Tho "rabbit" batt 11 ht·H• to stuy
thl oltbnll Cll(;llll When bovs
ht• si:r.c uf John Stark and Chuck
1hb t'atl pole long dnves bPyond
•ouibly outftddcrs nnd still be ublc lo
In bow arclc the bases bl.'forc lhc ball as
throw~o h h thrown m prO\'f'S t t\l t cH? must
lave to somcthmc in thot old pill niter
l~rels 111 besides lcnthc1 1md ynrn.
Willa· J1 Tv Cobb dot:sn't think thnt
Froth- ~ bull plnyctrs run, he
S/8 to hould see how the phl)'l!l"S pour
those short bn. e paths.
pd distance is so short and run-
380-ya nm~ is so highly o part or the
tme that I'Vcn Ba uce l..congbntto
Dre th~ 1 luggmg his 225 pouuds down
ll'O the hL lanL und stt•ttlmg w1th the
)0 yard obondon uC tt younJlstcr.
lb. the
md the
fresh
lhr.• p
pates i1
h hur
lt win
Blacl
•a ted
x. con
• mpton
y dasl
es,
rts
ann viii!
nc hit
·day
>u! of
a palr
P1on
. Ron
Us In
liCk.
Beard
ntcst. Julia Johnson Relates
Employment Chances
1 j!(tcd bclo\\ I& u W(:t:K
srhcdule of Interviews to b<'
ht•ld on campus for summe1
or permnnent work If mtcr
estcd in nn't' one of the fol-•
lowing lines of ~mplovmen,
contal·t Julia Johnson an th'!
Placement ,,Cfic-c ns soon n<~
possable, With the excPplaon
of Scott·fl'tzcr, the jobs I'll c
•t Junl •raduntes ml•
Monday. May 12 We! tern
Aulo Supply. Want malo Juntl
grads for mon:1gement lrain
oc progTam. Interviews stad
in the mornin9.
Wednesda y Moy 14 -Scott·
f'otzor ( K1rby vacuum cloan
err) Summer work for under·
graduates or pormnnont JOb
for male June grads. CooJ
pay. Jntorviows ttart at 2 p.m.
Thursday . May 15 Liberty
Mutual In•uranco. CloimJ ad
JUSlor from company to inter·
vacw June grads for full iimo
work. lntervlewt start at 10
a.m.
vacton Radio Guild Broadcasts ,
th r~· Gets National Charter
1e tw .
tool Tht: Lc•w I anu Cla1 k Rndao
Hyd! Guild. hus just rcccavcd. its cha~
lt!r w1th the National Schule.:;tac
Ieman Radio Guald. 'l'hcir unann w1th
iY laat the NSRG JUVI:'S I hem I he lwn·
oboll eflts of scnpts, mnnuuls, bullc
aJo. 5• lins, and advacc in thc•ia· radw
work on c·•mpu
ls ph.l! The Rnd1o GUild, besides serv-
thcy lnv t1 11 r 1dto honornry, governs
n th1 lht• Lewin nnd Clm k Hudio
Tydc Work11hop, optm Lo nil studt•nts
with desiring to worh w ilh rznhn, The.•
n R\'· Workshop p1 oduct•s Wt'l•kly
~hows ovl!r KRPS, Pnrtland
from school st.1l10n,
th~ 'fuppcd rc)r tht• Rodio GUild
atting were J,•nn Rcl•bC>, H 1.. Tnbor,
Verne Chnsllun11on, Arden Crnag,
and Dolon•s Ht•sct•ck. Class in Tigard
Open lo Teachers
'l'hl' dl!pnnmcnt of 1:duco11on
ond Tigon:l g&odc sr.hool wall cu
opL·rnk In Qf(erJng dcmOill!llfQliVC
tendung m grudr!s thr• e throutth
h\'c ogrrtn l11is summer.
Stwknts now nllcndm~ Tagnrd
grode school mny be ~;nrolh.'<i ns
well ns chaldren u( L!"!WIS and
Clm k students nnd iuculty.
Pmgmm for the demonslrntaon
t'lns.-; will ntH dupllcnlc a•gu lor
!>clwul das.o;es but wtll uUer 11
chnncc• for the cluld to eXJlc>til!nc:'"
education in aa t. music, t~cu:nc ••,
~ol'iu l scir>nl·c, llll'Wturc, hl!nlth
and physknl t:ducation.
Tlw dullS \~ill provide! un OP·
pu1tunily for prnchn! teachers to
obs(•r\'C c.•xpert hl&l'hanr. as well
us ex pet umcc: workmg wath chll·
drPn.
The cxpt~rimcntol cluss wall
stnrt Junt: 11 with I'Cf!iSlmUon for
clnssc.•s J un• • !l, Classes will run
from 9 to 11 :30 n.m , five cloys ''
Wl.'ck fur five weeks.
Future Teachers
Musl File Today
Any cducataon stud•:nt pion·
nmg on student leaching tlu1 m..e
the summer or next !all team,
musl fill.' formal :1pplicution uy
today, May !) with the cduc:•t ann
I olfice. Appointrm•nt.s for pcMon
al intcrvu~"'' musl be modi:! with
Dr. Chester C. Frisbie by Tucs·
rloy, Moy 13.
Cnndadatcs planning for stu.i!
(·nt teaching rnusl l.Jc ccrtd!'n
they meet the latest slate depnl't
menl of ~c.lut•atiCin lit:ld norms as
det:uled 10 the 1952-53 college.•
cntalo~.
Cc11ain requarcmcnts to be
,.ompletcd bc!UI e student lcnch·
ing e.xpcmmce indudc: (I) A
written English test to be ~1vcn
hy Rnlph K. Allen on Wcdncs
dny. May H at 2.30 p.m. m P-6,
{2) A :;pt:ech test to be giVen by
Mrs. Ester flan:ourt on !o'riduy,
May 16 :11 12:30 p.m. m A-11: (3)
rersonnhty ·~ling dt'partmt•llt
rt•commcndatioru; ; and (4) Pre·
~en bed educut ion roua'SL's t<~kc.•n
prior to studl'nl kachmg .
The education offacc nnnounC'·
cs thut there an• cc.•rt lin ndv,.n.
tugl!s to those who will quuliCv
for loll teaching rallwr thn n
wnillng hll spring.
~Dr. Thayer Clarifies
Scholarship Regulation
Dr L. A Th:l) ct ch.Jil man ol
th~ schol:n-ship committee ho
nll~mp t~d to clarHy Uw n.•gul:t·
lions in regard to honor scholnr
:;hips as sUited 1n the 1952 cal
nlog.
A studt•nl must have mnintuin
l'ci u grndc: point avt.:n1gc: of 3.5
1or the two St!mt>~ h!r!' flti!C«'ui n.:
•he scme5h.ll' for which the schot
··r lup 1s grontl'd, to bt! cllgil>h:.
:\pplicatlo ns (M ne>ct yc.•ar 111 c
duL on or bcCt>ll' May I. ullhl)ugh
tht• pnng st.•mc•ster grades wIll
1>..:> incJudl'd, A I though the dcucl
line 1!1 pnst, applic.·atio ns will
still b~ occ:-eplcd through ~hrr
15, Application blanks rnny Ill'
obi!IJilL'd tn the ICt-:i:;tTUI' offiCI!
nnd r'Cturncd to Ma11.~ Jul111 John
son, in thl' pl.tecmt nt otricc, A rut hll!l bc••n ulcl to be on-ns u dln•ctc•r nf n hglrJu edur.n·
ly 11 shnltow grhve, Acc:ordlngly, twn.
one whu is dl•termincd to ,,.. Returning to thll wut coDal,
tnuin str 11 tty nliv•• is Mt,;, Emmo 1 sht• rl'<'• 1 •£ I Jolh hcor B. A nnd
Mciea, henu nf lh•• fnl'f•iv.n lnng-1M. J\. l.lq~ cell from f(u:cf col
mtur• dcpnrhncnt nnd :asM,r.intt• l•!.Rc. l!fh•r study nt Cnlnmhl~ tiO·
proft•lt!lftl' of Gc•rrnnn. IVI't'Sily . Lillo r 11he Utught Gcr·
Mrs. Meh,r tc>nr.hes 14 Cc•rmon mnn thf'J e lor 10 ycntll. llt r grud.
t•lns• es 11 w.::• k nnd ndvaS£'5 I he untc.• !itudl!'!l hnvc• b••f'n tuken 01
German l'lub, She <hrcct!1 u 30-Stonforo university, Unavcrtslly
voi('(:! choir nt Trinity Bbptrst or Col•fornin at Lo Ang•·lf' ,
church where she r..lso occasion· Umvl"l-s-ity of 0 t>gon UniVt ndty
ally Sings. or Southern Cahfornio und lh£'
Besld~ those activities, Mr-: Unavero1ty or Berlin.
Mf'ier Is nctivc in Bopl~l <'lmrch Sinct> UNO Mr . l\telf'r hn ,..m.
work ancl rec~:nll y Ultt•ndcd lh•• nloy,..d her mony tal<'nts ot Lt\';•
North Amcr&cun Bnplast confer· is nnd Cl rk. bPQinnlng nt 1L
cncc m Ch1cng•J us 11 member 11f twelfth r.nd Moan lo nUon AI
the cornmlllcc on cdiH:ntaon. tcr Lhe mo\'t• to Pnlottnc htll, h,.r
As rnr JonguDP.C!S, Mr'f. Meier .. hare of pionct'rlng anclUdlfl
hnr. o EJlCoking knowledge: of "pulntmg of domutorv Cau mturc
Gcrm:.n, Span sh ond Llthunn· ond clt>ormr! o~ oVt•r.:rov. n
wn: rcnclmg nb1hty an 'Fn•nch, It-road ,"
rdwn ond Rus.litan, hcSldcs hnv- Accdemitally. ahe taught G~t
mg studied I.utin, Creek, Gothic, mnn, Sp;:uuah onrl rhoral worl:
old high G••rmnn and J\nglo Sn-"{ used to put In nbout 22 hours
xon. 01 ieachmg o wer>k," shP recnll11.
Born in Minneapolis: Q! Gt•l· Mrs. Mt:lc.·r 's l'hnrnl ,.., 6rk wn
mnn por,.,nt , Mrs Meacr liPlike no smnll mDltt!r. Half or th
Uu c•• loncungcs: £nglish, Cc1· o;tucltnl body wns an the mu l!.'
man and Lithunnmn, belorc she rlcportmrnt and o tlur<J bCIQ.Til:t•tl
wos six ,Yt'OI'S old. 11o the• choir which she directed
Mt s. M••h:r's c.ucea· was at rm'lt l She nlso orgomz~d n mnle quar
in church work m Phtlnd~lphw, tel, two earls' !!" ·tt.:l5. und an Jn·
whcr•' ~>he wo1 ked Cor sax yean. slrumcntlll ensemble.
I
&et lhis
~~lf{·an
01>1•1 ... \1 --.-:::: At proaent, Mrs. Meier • 21
mu 1e as 110 nvoc;at on F'or an
mg, lihc ••fiPl't'IDl1y • njoys G,.. •
mon "ltcder" thus ('Ortlbmin" h
Hngu• Ur oncl mu•tknl La6"les.
"Ltie contJniiC! to ht:! ml•'ri'St
lng," she comml'nl , 'and th ~
us never n duu mom.:nt'"
Th1 summer e wlll gn t
f7halndelphltl for lhc Northf'r
BoptiJll lricnna:tl ~onw ntlo-n 8!
lng o pe1 nctunl tudent MrF
M('lt>r Is al50 plnnnlng sumn.e
tudh.s m New Y<1rk •
Red Cross Sends:
'Thanks for Blood'
A total of one hundrl'd c nd
lhlrly fiV(' pmts ( f blood Wo I"!
colhct!:'d ftum 163 Lcwa m{)
C'nrk tudents durang. lh..., blolld·
mubllt Vi£1t on Apnl I i Tha mor
thrtn doubled lhc te<rUlt.s or \h
prPVWLJS dro·.\ mg
Dr Morgnn Od•·ll r<:C(llVt:d
l(•tlcr htJtn ~he Rvl Crcr thnnk
Ulg the tud~: nts for th••ar dtlnn
uon Thc1r nome.,. wall apptDr •Jn
•n h()ncn roll SpccHII than'·
wert ottcndt.-d '•> Donnltl JolhnSl
nnLI his L'Ommit•e£
operatum for th1.111" CO•
New Aviation Cadet Program Offers Special Advantages
To College Men Now Preparing for Military Service
• Here is val"!nbJe po~tgrndunte .tr~ining tltBl
monov cnn t buvl ~ an Avmtaon Cadet
VOU cUn 7\""Ct'i(li.' irt..~tructi(m and troming WOrlil
thousands of doll4n.·-at the l!amc time you
arc !!erving your country. You can choosc
imnwdiatc/y-betu~m bt·ing a Pilot or L\ir
cro{t Ob.r:t•n~t•r in Amuri,-n's swiftly ~pand
ing A1r Force The Air For('(; t:ncourtlKC.~
candidate~ to stay in ~chool and ymdunte.
Stmiol'l4 nnd !itudtml.s with two Yt'J.Ir or
more of college who antidputc c;.lrly ""· trance into military flervice can rt•ceive un
mutc:hcd training in tlymg .md le~\dcn;hip
for the veal'l4 nhcad.
WHO MAY APPLY
AO£-Bolwoon 19 ond 26Yi yoor•.
EDUCA liON-At looll two yoon al college.
MAflllA ~ STAT\IS-Slnglt.
PHYSICAl CONDITION-Good, n~clolll'
oyot, oon, heatt, ond Ieeth.
HOW TO QUAUFY
I. Tall~ · t.rantKript of ~1-
lt•iv c.wdita and cupy or
birth oo-.-ti6cot" to .)our
Dt.'1lf'<:at Air ~.,f\:., U..C or
R~.:rutt inJ Station.
1. App4'ar fur phyal.:l\1
AamiDntl on 111 >our IK'IIr• nl lur Bno<l ut ( :o, t'f'l1•
mrl'lt l!lp·uot•.
WHERE To Get More Details
Vlolf '10'1' ••-" U. S. Air 1etco 8ooo 01 U. 5 Anl'y
U. S. Afr 1otce loctv;tilte ~tloa ar wrlle d'n<t le ~htOhiO<t
Codot, H~ 110rlorr, U. S. Air F«ce, Wa~IOol 1$, 0. C. l. Act:'omplit!h Flylns
Aplitudo. T•~bl IUid tO·
I bit for t&;o )'i'Ort an(yl
4. 'l'JK; S.ll-cUH• S.. rvioe
Acl o~ )'uu o fc .. .,..
( uootllb d• ~'tum• nl whtlw
'IIWDilin& i;lll!la DUI.D•
W•·nl.
6. Att ud A• iation
l'adt.!l Tr-oomoc St:'houl
for one ~·<'ll r--~:itb• r u
Pilot or ......... raft \)bet!l'Y •
r G~'\ $l06wurothl) plua
food, houai.nt uniforml!,
and &he:-b.. r~ t; Ia.
1. Grttdua tto, win \our
wausa. ,nmauaetnnt•d ~~ l!l;'(•!nd h(Uh'OADI lqm
(~:r-- ' t\llrntnc $6,000 11 '• arl
lt•~i" S~:O.I uuift•rm at·
lo'l\ att<:o•, 30·do;> ,.,._. vw "''h pa). • Page! Stx
By Catherina Dehatral)'
11 ht nOm& the canh:.nts of n cash rc-g1Stcr, n
\'JCtlm hns to suff r th~ ronsequences. Htm·cvcr,
ont-cntcrpruing LC freshman dres this. ncvt r gets
cnughl but wtllin,r.ly Stl"\'eS n sentence oi apprl'.XI·
mot h· .!0 hours o weclc nnd ot the ~nmc tinw t;clS w
prud for 1t
Fred Bnstinn works nt L1prn n. WoHt: nnd com
pan.~. n local dcpartm~nt store, not cxnclly nflmg
but instc d Clcnnnc caSh :rcg1$h'!~. He mnnogcs
to do th1s. cam· 18 hours nnd mst l'uct n c:lnss in
folk dllllcm,g, weekly. .
Last fall Butien cntCl"Cd LC unde,r n $200 chol
nrshlp nwsrdcd by members of the local bO!\rd of PIONEER LOG Frld&f, May 2, 19~2
By Mildrod Shady
What linH Is It At nny rnt , ttrnc•'s n·wuRhng.
'To get n rc~tlh· nccurntu answer to lht!l qucslicm
why not ask Edwin Do~l', frcllhman joum11lism
rnnJul'~ He IIi nn cxpt•rt wntchrnttkl't', a g1 uduute or
the Elgm, lllinoJs wnh'hmokinR school opcrutcd
by the• ElAin Wlllt'h fn"tol'y. He can n•pnu· yuur
\\ tttch 5ll 1t Will kt:l'P Pt:ll ll'cl time whether daylight
ur lnndard.
Doede a~nt several yeu1~ in the Nnvy as an
.1\'lnllon mt>l ll. ntith 3 c::, sumc n{ 1t aboard lht>
e cort cOt ncr Mnnlla Boy. The l~'Cplo:~um nf a
nt~ru by arnrnunltwn sh1p wtth Its shattered rrng.
ments raming down on h1m nnd suicide plnnc.!JI
t;lt iking hi~ ship scvt>rnl t imt s 01 c just some of the
hru rowing es~:npcs he doesn't cntc to rccnll in de
trust on the: basis of an excellent record m _ _ While in the south scns he put has !lpnrc'ttrnc to
Juruor Ac:ht vemenL As o mcmbrr of thiS non· good us~ mnkmg m.'Cklaccs nnd bracelets f1·om tail.
profat ora:;anwatJun wh1ch tcnc:hes h1gh school ~tu· f'OL TS GARDINER shdls. Th1s intric:nte work togcthet · \\'Jth his ex-
dents the fundamentals of business. Bastion W(lrkcd By Herb Scholder pc•ncncc~ 8$ on mrcrnft worker in Cuhfornm led CAMP
tn n company wh1ch manufactured chlld~n's st P t.o, :Dnma :acucor htm t•J watchmnkmg nt Elgm, where he $pent n
cllntn. ThlS wood product \\'AS entered tn nnuonnl With the srholan;lup t ') rtUt Rnnounccmt•nts nnd the selcc:.tJOn of Vt:ty bU5y 12~. months. He says it IS really a full 10 atudyins
compcuuon nnd \\on :ftrst plncc. repertory. plans !or the lhud annual Fir A en-s summer theater :tTi.' 1\\' ycilr cour..:• poting 'l:ho'
Because of nn almos\ perfect nttcndancc record complete. In becoming a horologist he learned to makt• anti 1lalom on
10 JA. the potential busmessman wns delegated to The :summer session of "modem plays" wiiJ be held from June D ku p m good r('IJ •ir h1 wntchmnking tools und Dr. Morgal
go to Wnshmgton. D. c .. to attend n luncht.."'n of throuch .,\ugust 8, with on~ play pt cscntcd :for three pcrfonnnnccs make parts Jor the tt.>pnlr of w.1tches. With his dJ-Contor lefj
the board nf dm~tors of the Ntttlonal Lumbc!r m:m- ~·ach wcd;end in July. Plays to be given arc "Two Blind Mtce" by ploma from Elgm, h(• work~d f\11 cveral ycurs in 1----
ufne:turcrs nssocinuon, sl)<lnsors of the wood award, Sftmuel Spewack, .. Rcbcccn" by Dnphne Du Mnut'i~r. ''Thl• Bl•auUruJ Illinois, part of the tim~ as on apprentice.
PeL•plc'' l>y Wtllinm Sru-oyan and ''J\n Jnspe-.:tor Calls" by J. B. The watchmaker must mninlntn his integrity
Allbough at the timo he dtdn't know it, this Pnt.-stl~y . snys Ed. because a pcl'son must trust hm1 to do
lunchoon Wll.'> to kave n decided mnrk on Bnstian's The drama departmenJ i~ again offering ten lull luilitln scholar· good job. li yout· wntch doesn't keq> good time
future. He met the prestdent of ~ De troll lumber ships of ·100 <lth • .md \\all bold tryouts Cor same May 18 at 2 p m. in don't gripe about 1t; take it back Cur !ldJustrncn tt-----:
fum who became interestc..<f in the boy's future to the Speech Arts building. Applicanl.s should hnn• a !t\'C or six min-because it is an intricate mcchuntsm nnd needs pre
the extent that he offered tu finon~ his collcsc ute memorized s}M!cch or scene prcpnred nnd will be expcetcd to rend elSe adjustment. So, for expert watch repair,
cducullon Bnstinn • .111 return. hopes nftcr Ius crnd· m vnrious parts from the four plays to be seen durinr thC' ummcr Ed "\l the bookstun.• .
uauon to go to Dctn)lt and work m this sponsor's 0\·e.r 15 persons h:.wc already shown an tnh:rc t ----------------------------- '1
:finn. m the scholnrshtps ns of May 5, accordmg to F.Ut 1 GOP'S TO CONVENE
Until grnduntion Fl'Cd will man~c to keep busy beth Dnvas Gnrdlnc.r, acung hend ot the drama dt
i1lllng his required subjects, work"'lng nnd tcnc:htng partment.
h1s Co1k doncmg clnss at lbe Mt. Tobor Mcthod&.'lt r.m. Gardiner. along with Mrs. Constnncc Roth
church. Compnsl'd o.f high school sophomores nnd Folts nnd Margaret Barney will dlrt.'<'t the four
lUniors, numbcrmg 1:!, the class is n 'a\'ontc With plnys lhJ.S. summer. M1ss Barney will do •·Two
Fred who .. \'Cry much CDJOYS it." He has takc.n pnrt Blind Mice .. and "An ln.••pcc:tor Calls," ga\'in& them
rn foil: donee exh1bJUons and tntcnds the rhythms both nrcna stagmg, while Mrs. Gardiner will toke
workshop., mstructcd by Mrs. Hester Turner, whtch ''The Benuu!ul People.''
-.... htm m tr>nl"hinr hlS group Mrs. Folts, who d&rcc:ted the recent "Hasty __ _::.:..:.:.:.:._:..:.._: _ __:;.__..::._...:.. _______ ...:.. _____ _.;._ Heart," wfll dh ect "Rebecca," nf-
VOYAGEUR IN JUNE
Oh Where Has My Little Staff Gone?
Moans, Voyageur Editor Trel Tator
By flo Ann Pnk:i.ns
£djtor T:rel Tator has oife.red a number of t;ugg\.'!ltions to prevent
further VO.)"ngt:Urs from bc.ang late. This year's Voyagt.>ur will prob·
ably have to be mailed out.
The pnmnt')· difficulty is :1 lnc!k of enough staif members e.xperi-
nccd an JOurnalLSm to gl\'e romplcte coverage to every orgnnaz.atton
and C\"C.ry department. "Thr~e or tour people nrc doing otl the work,"
she SJ.ys, nnd she feels that these studl•nts nrc g1ving up their primary
goal of a coUege education to put out the \'oyngeur.
Trel aars that most organu.a
tJons have publiot)' of!tcers who
could work vuth the Vo~·agcur if
they would lea\'e therr names
~·.1th Llle stnf!. They could notify
their organizations abOut tbu time
ptetures were to be taken and
eht.:ck the ID.)"'uts to prov1de
greater speed and more DCCUI11t')'.
Also, lf cac:h class bad a Voy
ageur ft!presentallve to head a
telephone commlttt(' pr~\·tuus to
taking of class pictures. mor-e
mf'mbers v.1ould be p r c sc n L
w .About I !I of UlC class members
show up c\·cry ~ear," says T1cl.
Another auggulio n is that on•
student from t;"nCJl department
tnltc ns Httlc as ne se.mesif!l' of
JOUrnDlian to wo \\'lth the Voy
ageur staff nnd g1.c complete C'O\'·
erage to hu dcpartrnenL
ElnhornUng on the ad\•antnges
of taking journalism as nn clee
li\'C subJect. Trel says thnt lt has
U prnct..ical Slgntftc.anoc for C\'CT.)'•
ne, m•cn 1f lt only leaches him
to oppn.>c:1ate dendlmcs.
11 students interes t~ in pho
tograph) would notify Ute slnff ct
the llcginnmg of the :,:cor, they
could take pic ure. of w nu they
uttcndcd and be re.tmburr.cd :for
thetr cffQrLS.
Trcl's fmal fiuggcstlon wns t.hnt
tht: entire campus be a lmlc more
Vo;)i'nneur-c:onsdoua. Dcsp1te w.1dc
pub!JCJt.Y on the tunc !or varlous
plctu the mos1 common com
ment ''-.. l d1dn't know ' "Our
hrghest gnsl," ys Trel, "!s to
t1 v a p l'lurc o{ even on r::ome
whcn~ tn the Voyageur." Dr. U. G. Dubach Gives
'Life Philosophy' Talk
~,f, l.,fc's P' 1 ' oph)•' ., 1 oe
1he top1c of Dr. U. G. Dubach'
:~ddrc.ss :Jt chapel ~ervjec Thurs
day. Mny 15, at II n.m.
Dr. Duhnch hns bc~n profes
sor of political scienc .. stncc HH7.
Prior to lhnt he was :\t OSC lor
:i4 years servmg as professor oi
po1hical science in ndd1tion to
hls pt~Sitlon as dcnn o( men ror
the latter 28 ycora.
A grnduate of K::nsns Teach
ers· college. Empori3, Kons:as, hr.!
received hJS A B dcgrc:.-c from ln.
rtinna umven1ty . He corned h1s
M A d"gn."e nt Hnn'tlrd unt\'l!r
sit:,· nnd Dt WiSConsin university
was awarded hiS Ph. D,
Overmeyer Receives
Governmental Position
Phthp H. 0\•crn " . · formCT
fnculty member, hns been nomcu
to bend the new regional sulnr;
sl.nbill~nlaon bonrd in SeD.ltle
announced Monroe Sweetland,
Oreson•s • nnl10nnJ democ.rnttc
~ommauecmnn.
Dr. 0\'Crmcycr hns crved ns
arbJtt:r In a numoor of labor dis
putcs.. He ale.o hns been a public
mcmb r of thc R"caonal woge
nabalatfon boord
A prof\: sor C){ history Crout
1946 to J951, Ovcrm ~cr was
ncU\' ln the college chnpter of
the Amt rJ.Cnn A tlOUnn or
Umvcralty professor~. ter· ~\;uring her BA dl•grcc nt U •
of 0., .Mrs. Folts taught nt both
LinC'oln htgh school and St. Ht!lt"ns
HaJJ in Portland and work">d for
three yenrs \\ ith the Gellt•a Tht•a·
tcr shup in Hollywood , where she
had e.xperience w1th screen
und television. work
A special feature ol thiS year's
session is the class m pl:ay pro
duction, which JS bemg offered
lor lhe first time in the summer
months. It is esp~ially f('com
mended !or education majors.
Parts tn this summer',: plays
will be open to any student en·
roUed in the summer scs.s1on, Ml"'!.
Gardiner c:xplnmcd, and not only
to dr.uno students.
. ,
F-LC Delegates to Attend Convention
At Williameffe With. Morse Presidin
· ;on IS n key Eisenhower lcodcr in Student delcgntes from Lew
and Clark WJJI J epre:sent fn
western and mid-\\ estern stat
in o mock Rcpublicnn ronvcnllon
tln Willmmcttc unl\'cr:.ity c.ampus
in Snlem, Muy 10. Senah.r
Wayne Mo1-sc will be honornr~
chnirmnn. the national "Ike for Prcs1clent t----~ olume X
Stutes 1 t!prc::C!n tccl h~ LC del·
<'gnll'S nn• North and South D~
kotn, N(!brnskn. lo\ ·a Jnd Min
ncsotfl. Bob SmoU, Willamclle, is
<' ·um1un of thl event.
The c:onvenJion. lirst of its
a;. p• t bl htld on the west coost,
is modeled niter the con!Hencc
sponsor\.od by Oberhne college m
Oh10. The Obt!rlin convtntion
wns innugurntcd in 1860 with
Abraham Lincoln being nom in·
nted. SenAtor Morse has served
ns chairman of the Oberlm meet-. mg.
Keynote spenker of the ~1ay 10
ronferenec will be Senator
Frank CarltOn 01 Kan a:.. Car 1-• CJrgumz.atJon.
Beside:~ the nomination or a
nique 1 •· esident inl and \'let pr '!IIden·
~1nl t•andidntc, the convention
will prcs~nt o platform, m which
delegates will nttcmpt lo brin ·
out the \'arious iBSues bcn1 ing on
the pr" cnt poltllC~nl campaign ampus 1
The Willnmettc mock com·cn- Folk d~
~ion 11> promised by Smnll to be o ,nd other 1
1 t.'&lisllc 1 \·pliC'n of :. political 'u-Edvtentu ~
pa.r1,v's nnliomcl prcs1denttal tdy follo\
rummattng eon\·cntlon. The con. In
venuon has no nffllilltion with )rs. the da
'Rep-o.~blican f!l'oups \\"ithin t.he ath unc at
• stnte, but 1s the coopera tl\'c cl· uss1on IS
fort of the student body nssoc
iohons of the tweh•c pnrticipnt·
ing universities and colleges.
It was decided by the partici
pating students to make this
year's meeting Republican, ns
nc.xt yenr is supposed to be a
rrucull year for the party and p
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