Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 10, Number 28
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1952-05-16
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Type
Newspaper
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CAMPUS ACTIVITIES lN any givon yt~ar run lhe complete g.amul from skiing dent. last year engage ln n bit of Jun during the annual haagiJ:g of the green CMC·
to studying ond basketball lo Boch wiJh somo of the numeroue pu ·oaolihes portici· mony. Center: May leto queen Lols Caithor ond Jim Coddord, et the Sweotbenrt.a
pahnq hown above. Upper loft: Jerry Fullman competing in tho annuol intramural ball. Uppor rigb!: Betty Eriksen. Pat Kephart and Goorgo 'Matln:d~ wol'king on o
~kc and Jalom on Mt. Hood'~ icy tlopos. sponsored by Trodso. LC skhng club. Lower left: Campus carn•val booth. Muandas Is chairman ot today's pl'nu~ C~ator right: Wln·
>ls nntl nio Cnrlock Mt!llCe.r. queen of the Sweetheart• dance and Jorme: Homecoming qu., n.
his di-Dr. Morgan S. OdolL who Is celebrating has teotb year ot president of lho colleqe. Extreme l'ight: PlODHr stalwart Ed Reid, all-NW conference fczward, tries a &ho~
Contor left Bt>n Thnxlor . oldost faculJy member and Judy Johnson. youngost 'liU· in one of lho Whilmen baaketbell game~~.
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~:.P:~ Campus Devotes Day to \Iisilors;
n
ling
der in EST 1867 Dance Climaxes Pioneer Preview
In store todav for h1gh school \isltos_ ~ ~C s first ~eru r
day are pJnns of fun and frolic in addi. n to E:Xtubits of in
l\?resl.
ident ~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------X Portland. Oregon, Friday. May 16. 1952 Number 28 After a brief registration at the Pnlatinc lfanor-LC'~
converted home of welcome-guests will t€' uJded on tour:;
ocross the former Anr:on Fronk cstate-pr :r:n1 Sllc o£ Le\1,;
and Clark ccJilege.
,0,;;~ ance, how died
whicl\ In uddition to m-.:• tmg the col-r::::::r::-..::::::_--=:J_
icg~ ndminar;trntors, hJgb school
st•mors will huvc opportunaty to 1 VII!W d .pnrtmcntol tlxtuh1ts pre
pan;d cspt emily for tiH:m A • llus
lime they me nl:;o an\•ltcd to "'aslt
departmen ts vi th• u· majOr mlt r
•·.sts. 'Free Feed' Set
For HS Visitors
hrin'? nique Folk Dancing Headlines Pas I Assemblies Revived Today
~~fg~.n ampus Co-Edvenlure Tonight In Capers, Variety Production A c:at~CT JC dyle •up;x:::
will be .c,:vc-d .at 6:30 p.m.
thi» cv£ni"S 1.11 1he college
caratcria to ell bigh sch~·
aeDior; lollc :Eslsl•red in acl-om•cn-Folk dnncing to lhL tun~; ol Black Smith Blues Thl curhan will &o up ut ti:JO p.m. on ·campus For special entcruunment an ad
ditaon lO chedlllt:d athletic (.vents,
a college v:mt!ty shuw ond n com
mand performance of the.: ra--ent
drnmn department Shnkc pean:nn
piny are to be g11; n for th • guests
of honor. lo be n other populor songs will Sl."'l t lbc "( ampu~ Cnpc1·s." a vnrull)' prudud 10n mode up o! acts
l:o·•E<lv t~nlurc" tomghl in lht.• snack shock immedi· from nSS•]mblu;s givt•n throughllut the yc:u-, m the va.nce.
ly following the "Shrew·• per!ormance. collegt.> theater.
e con. Jn honor of the v1sating h1gh school sen· Emcee of th•~ 11 net produ<:tion will be Eldon U is impc1:=! that all the
who eaa m\a! .have registered
tor th di.t:UOc: c: lnsl 24 hou:s '1 with the dance wall S•.rvc lo ncquoin t the lSeniors Gunter, pnst prt~ldent of the .student bQdy.
the ath \lnc nnolher nnd with campus students. Ad-1 Four of tho acts will be tnk,n from the Kapp.l-
·e c.f.f;:llls.saon as h~.ec nm.l nil students nr\! invited to Gammu show, ".ManhnttCin Mndn~ • two wall be Supper is fr~c as nrc oil the nc
UVJUCS of Uu.: dnv nnd wdl bt: in ad~imeCl. 'i.:.c meal will be
{l'Ce.
• IC
i~S.
artici
e thi
an. as
be a
ami
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• cconunu4H1 un ?__.. li) from Thctn Knppn•s all-crunpus Miss Ktllh .:i:.~ OeWiJJ, caf
eteria m ~t: • .aid lha.l :o
good ml>cl h ~el! plaDDcXI
for 1h ~Pic~r Pr Yiew
crowd. Deb Tau R.ho bate..r
nity and lll Je .:.~pa sororlly
will IC:Vfl, Pioneer Preview Schedule
1:00--Arrlve on Campus
Rogislrohon in Palatine Ma.nor
(f. or tudcnt.5 who dad 11ol ale nd,·nnce n.'&Crvations, 3
r" e1 w• o! supper tlc.kciJi i.s nvaauble al the rl'gaslration
t<1bU •)
Introduction o{ Sludont Loaders
Tour of tho Campus
(Sm ill t•ruup! ·"ill lenvc fwm the dra\\ ing room pc
riudn·nll\· throuphuut •he aHcmoon)
2:00--EducaHonal Demonstrations
!Studt•nt mQ.Y '1 u tht • ut nn~ time during the hour cx
ccptang thu.sc d•:signah•d for a tt!rtnin time.)
Art-Art Studio
Ct•rnmlcs
Drnwinc <2:30 ... :20>
Pnmting 0:!:30-2::l0)
Silk Scn.:cn
Biologicul Scicnct.."'
Pecbl~ s-15 , 1 G
Business-BA·I
C'lrtography-BA-3 Chcmistry~Bodinc-20
Home Ec Styl~: Show-
(::!:30)-Akin
Journrtl.ism-Gym-26
!'lusic-Chapel
Physical Education-Gym
Physacs-Bod inc-18
3:00--Introduclio n of Collego AdminisJraJio n
(Ocpm tmenl ht•nds nnd din • .-tor-ot nchvltws hnvc b~n
us ked to set up oCficc hours 1 rom 3-4:30 :md be avmlnblc nt
thnt lam•• to meet the • nim-s.l
Intramural Soflb4ll Came
SwimmJng Opportunity-Campus Pool
4:30--Cempul Capers--College Theater
An oil·<: .amp\ll \'Ur&l'l y -;how · ct-up from coll\.'gl· assl mblit'11
o( lh1 ~ Yl'tar.
6:30--Supper-ColJege Commons
<Tic k..t, 1-nuld bt· tt·urld at lim• of registration.)
8:00--Commun d Performenc._Collogt Theater
•"fnmm~ ol lht! Slut ·."by Wallanm Shukcnpc:u-t•, prcrcnh::d
bv collt•gc pluyers.
\0:00-Campus Co-Edventure
An informal danc:c. tall.:nt show nnd thc.re will be one cnndwida.'<:l-ao bctw~;t:n lhe
mdept ndt:nl nc1..
Acts fl'<ll]l the
productiOn w&ll •
Koppa-Gnmn•u
Include "l\lnn·
fOonllnuetS .,n iJ•c-G) p rfqrmnncc
As n grand climox 10 lh
aor dn· , dnncang a scll~dukd un-1
dcr the title of Campus Co-Ed-l
\'cllturc ...
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Play, ngs on le
Command Performance of 'Shrew'
Awai!s Seniors al 8 p.m. Tonight Seminars Feature Exhibitions;
Departments Welcome Seniors
A chanc to so:c n play given in nrenn s~yJc will
• bl' otfc.red to vbltinc seniors when the drnmn de·
pnrtmcnt rcpent.s Shnkcspcnre's "Th·~ Taming of
th~.J Shrew" nt 8 p.m. in tht> C:unpw: lhcnter. Dcpru tmcnt demonstratlOn:J ..,; ui b<.' pr~nted b
lhl' vnrlous depnruncnts ror tL e students intcr
Mlt::d. The semuwrs wfll b &.n at ? p.m. 1rnmc
dwtch· following the tours £11'><-n by Blue K )
On{Pnally oU"red thrt.'C \vceks ngo ns the con-mcmb rs.
cluchng producti on o1 n :;en~ of four durmg \.h(' Stud<tnls in the dcp;u-unt'!Ilt3 gre t th hi '!\
Yt..ar. tht: "Shn:w" was also r pcau:d two we.: •ks .school s mor, v. ho mny att'"nd th canferenre [
ngo in o commnnd performanc~ for LC's nnnu:d hts chotec.
Mny fd •. The art dcpnrtmcnl \;:t1l co:tduct drn\10 mg c hi-
LC uudonls Dewey Harlau. from Jefferson hlch batmns nt 2•30~ :20 p.m., orunWtG cxhtbitioru
school ;and Prlsc:illn Wl':St, from • f. ld S. 12;30-2.30 p m.. ronm:s nnd SJ k
Mcdfurd. WIU ploy Pctruc:hiu and Fzsher ze zte cro.:cn. Tben ..... lll nlso be t.:'On!a-
Knltlnnn \\ath Ann Rl •. d. Bill Of E h 'b 'f · T "}f Owt:n, :from Frn.nk:lin high li<'.hool, X 1 1 zon l cnccs in blOJog • .1 sci~.;nt~. chcm-
R. l •• 'labor, rrum Jcffl!rson hllh Lnmbdn Plu F.psllun 0\LJClS Sill· ISlry, JOUm:uam and muste.
The h mt tC'<:'DOmlcs dcpm•-s~·houl, ond Arden Cl'tug, fron1 mu 1\lphta Slt:mn on r uht r field
(:u:. hnm, in supp<,~r t. this :.h~f noon in nn cx.hlbttion
llnrl~ won tht: :1ward gi\'cn by ~oftball gnmt•. mcnt will nrc. ~.:n~ n style shuw "
.'\lphu Psa Orrt~D, l'Gmpus chap. t~nmbdD H:pre!t!JllS Ute 1.~\\ 1!1 Akin Hml M• n' unmpolln~ dl
tP.r o£ ltac notioanl dramatics hon-jnt~tnnurol It ogue nnd Stgma lhc
,, nry for twu yt•nn; running and Clt'Irk loop Nt.::Xt \\ o.:ck tlu~ sort
·•PP uu:d an lht• t1tle role o! bull c:ruwn will bt: dl.'C:!dt..>d Kup
"Noala" ~:uhcr this S• n..;un. no Plu Alpho m<;cts th~,; Polecats
Mias Weu. a tNt.shman, wn.s lor tht• Lewis loop titl and lh •
born ln Chinu ond did rodio work waon n1 of thlS dnsh m t .MelV-
in Mct.lConJ. cooawau4 OD ,.,.. Cl) ploys ru:d WCimtn's mtcmotional
rolk dnncan • ~ Jl c U1e contribu
tion of tb~o: pbyrkal edu ·nuon dr
parlment 8'U!:1n dnunistnta '
nnd canor: ·•¢ y \1; ill be p.ra;tnt-
cd to the p't>) f.dd.
• • Paqc Two PIONEER LOG
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;ound, he cmphn ·~•!<.~, is "ulw.1y.
sood"
Tho programming dey stnrt.<
"u \\ lth n c:umblnntJOn or nud
ttJn( •• pnrt Iclpntlon sltnws nnCI
soap operas, both oC wlm•h Tr~~h
scl lwllt'\1l'S nro "nb~ulutdy
ghustly." Friday, Mnv t6, l
Poll Asks B
1s Grade Gn
Zc:!n~f!- ,.!~9.1-· Co1
Jack
\" The only rcnlly g<1od vtc\\ tng
hmc nt prc~•·nt J!l tn !ht~ ••v1•nang
when tlw nntl(l fln\~y tel(•trnn
saibcd shows c<1me on, nlon·~
'' tlh sptlrts ond some older ltol
b"'' ood movies. no wotrtt !l uv\!r ~r.1d1 dut> I
the I.tlt 1hnt Rr•·LI •s:ucs n~•ll
Wlwth. r flU..,, u r&ogrum mh
\\ ork Ia f•' Wll the Qlii'Ntllln
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THE WAy NOT to look aJ t~levasio n is clemonttrat•d by, l~ft to tight, Jt!an McLean . Jerry T11ylor,
Kcm Hjorlnang Bud Kiekonapp , Geraldin e Sprott and Helen Hud1on a& they watch Kate Smith on lh~
set io the basemenJ ot BodcHul. When looking at TV poople should usually be around twolvo fott away
ftam the Kreen.. Images wero not strong ooough i > be recorded by tho camera.
By Herb Scholdor \\ h1c:h are the prtvntc property wh1ch are both houEoed an the ci-
A v; hol~sale tn\"ttslon of the of Dr A A. Groen me and James Trachsel, dphys1cs mnJor. dbut Lh"
cll'Ctron1cs dcpmimcnt has been '\: 'c physics mstructors, .:1nd cctromes cpartm£lnl, nn tt un-
undcr WS\' the past month ru 'One-Act' Harless rlt'dtalcly becomes clc31· why
thl' word 1~ getmg nround nmon~: "~pit: can bl' seen peer me ncar-
students that lhe 'COllC!:C hru D £ h &htedly as U~· emerge (rom oes veryt ing the basement of Bodmc every purchnscd t\\·o tC'IC\"1Slon sets.
The sets, both used ones, w rc s t I • Dl w• ., H 1. day.
bought by D" i_ght D Loom1c:, le$$ wtll dtrect nnd an in ° one- All programs recoived hew
phystcs tn$lrUctor, !or $~0 and :tcter, "Wr.Jtc Me n Love Se<!ne." c-ome on Channel 5 :rom Sc:tlllc's
$50 nbout four weeK.s ago 10 Cal· by Rscrson and Clements, which KING T\' and the telt.•cnsting
ifomta. Add to this two set~ will be CI\'Cn for the Women' s day gets under way ot 10 a.m
Latest Cars
Roving Kind t..cnsue of Lcwi!i and Clnrk May and lasts ttll mtdn1ght,
:!0 a1 2 p.m. in the chopel.
Cnst mcmbl'nl include Betty
B1551o Ron Willson and Bill Tre- , j \'Or. Reception 1s ''generalis gooJ
in the ently nrternoon nnd lotc
evening" accordmg to Jack Milton Borle ia a t:al'n t fn"OI·
ftc al LC, but the-program thnt
wins the booby pnre, in Trnch
scl's 0111nlon, is something cnll
l'd ·~he Bic Poy-0!1'' whkh tl"
u qutz procram that roml'S on
fnlrl~ enrly in the dny.
Trnd1sel olso \Jenrs :l minor
I grudge ngoinst disc JOC.kt.•)'S ~\'·
l'r smce the dny ht• Wt1s olmost
J1ypnotizt.'d by wntchmg n record
whwh the t:nmcrn followed or
' unct the turntnblc for u 2iOhd
t hi t runult. •
lt'a generally ngrocd locally
thnt th(o tlung ldevision needs
right now IS bctlt'r progrnms .
As Trnch<-cl put it, "While tht.•
~cc<'p tmn 1s ~oml'llmes bare!.)
,dcquutc, at's nlwny~ much bPl
l\.·r Limn most of th(• programs."
At lhc moment, the collcgc is
not oHermg o special course m
TV, but stud:. of the •~chmcnl
rspeets of lelevtSJOn IS lncludcrt
an the regular clrctronics couN:e.
Lewis nnd Clork is m a "pr~tty
good" locnhty ns far ns r••ccpuou
goes. "We'rt· on fairly high
gruund... and thl're'tJe no tall
butldmgs around," explainf'd
Trachsel.
1'hc antenna may be :..cen on
top of Bodine and there are two
f'mall "boostL'rs" on lop of the
~els to nmph!y lhe images from
the antennn. t•d n{ LC studPnts lly th~ I
lhtR Wt'••lc Anr.\\ cl'8 lollow:
WAYNE BRANIN , Jl, nrt lor to tl
ill devlc
jot·:. '7-lo. It's ""' n vr·t y wldr>t,JeiTlplnaalB
r!C'!'q>tcd J.IO)JC\'. It's tOO UO()J
thodux, oltJH)II!Jh 1t mtght PI\
-n"tc hnnicl' study~ng.'
AO,\IR THOMAS, sr. (•d
!or. ''Yes. II tnkl'll Lhc or•~ssuh l
of{ Of WOrking for grndco;o t~ttY\'Cr the pr
'l morc moturc wn~· or co1nd!J¢l~ Donna
mg htgJ1c1 , duc·atton. uthi111C C'lnss w
would be mnmto.~lncd ot is will t
"''l'n kc,.l." t~:o~d's tnllt
TAMARA CONDiT, fre hmnr. The chq
"It's 8 goor1 ldl'n bi!C!HIS•' )0 ';('lllll.ltn>, WI
would kno\\ the ktnd of .. ,.,,. •• .,linn L, hi
on " SnlJt you nrl' doing nnd putttng th 1 ' b •
cmphnsts on JUst :.. "lt·lll't ~ nuhm .;-r,~
I c~ I r;ruch 1s n•>t conduc vl' to goo
lt•m·n n~
SWt'l'l. ANITl\. CARMAN , Cr. sp. Brn:dlion
:nnjnr N' I d ltk<' In knuw d by Jtm
g1 ,1des so lhnt I cnu st1 h•c ProseniaJ
tmprovc myst•lf I'd llc tnnding :;
lhot I wncn t gc:lting ns heads ~
grades ns I c uld," mcnts. Eld~
MARY HOOPER . jr, cnc. mo l(:ltcs, will
JOr • .. , thi"~ tl' tt the honor cs who
tcm IS the ultirnnt•' achr to !lp
In ·!ducnhon Grodi!S get Jn ic ll
' av c f lcornin, " izabeth (
BERNICE CHASE, sr. cd. m Or. John ~
01 Jn the futurt .•• but t: 1
don't think the students :md foe deon c
ult' 1ft r,• td't' or 1t
VIVI NICKERSON,
:norto I thtnk lhot an !S..'lllY
cr llll'mc wtth mot •' critJcisr.to
\'ould I.Jc b1 tier thnn just sLnn
datdtzcd gr ldl''
ANN REED. Jr. sp <1 t< ·ely.
The senio
.lCt.d neat
pr~;ent~
resider
• JOI'! "I went lCJ W11hnm and Mnn .• enes ~ By BiU F'oa
The LOG ne"" bureau. m co
opcrntlon wtth the Hoope'£
Hood ngenc:y, has begun wor~ the ~c>conct oldest coliC!.'<' tn lh· Pres1den~
U. S., in Wlllwmsbul'g, V::~. Th nnounced I
ha,·e the fl.r:o.t chnrterPd g eng~ Admiral/ s Namesake Born in Little Log Cabin
on the m.)-oste:ry
of the wander
ing automobil
es. Whlle till
baffled by the
case or the mo
del "'T," the ln
vest.tgntors re
ceived nn nn·
onymous note
1n eonncruo.:
With 8 <ccond Bill F'os.s
auto l)l('ft The note
A ·'T" m tht: pool, an ''A" 1n
the rose.
What \\'Ill
knows? be nc.."<:t. Who
Y. E. P.
LOG det• cllv£;S Wt!T" dtspatch·
l'il lo the ros..: garden and found
as the nol• hiDh.-d . .n blue model
.. A... f'ord among the roses. The
front seat of th~ v~d car wns
flying mtiJl'Stu~ally from th~ tO}I
of the nog pole, nearby. ll was
disoovc.rcd later that lhe car be
longed to Rnktgh Mc:Vtckcn.
Im•esugnto rs are worktog frnn
ucnlly to uncover o lend to the
mystery but as yet no convAcl
mg C\'idencc has been :found.
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H ean be truth:-.. ::)" wid that
lh•• student body commwno ne.n;
a:r~ "up in lhc atr"' ove lhc mo\"·
mg of Lhc lttUc whttc houS('. The
student bod>· wo.s mo\•ed 10 the
~"~thcr end of the !!nior parkmg
lol to rnnkc room !or work on l ... c
new bosebnJJ diamond and llfl'
building ls sull up un bloc:ks.
Olftc• rs nrc now getting lht•r•
daily cxPrclsc hy merely climb
)ng into their office. . .. .
SJgn on the P1onccr pos't buJ.
lt>tm botu'd: Freshman A£smcbly,
Tue£ \Vhnl is ~n Aumebly? By Tom O'Oay
He's nt.•vcr stnr.t-ed 10 athletics,
b~n in the movaes. won n beau
ty contest or gambled at Mont~
Carlo. ln tact John Paul Jones'
only distinctlon is being named
after a rumbuncUous odmil1ll uf
the re\'OlUIIonnry war,
Born
(thts lS m a little log cabin
an the-mnnnc.:r or an,L--..
er well-known Am£>rlcan), an
Omnh::.. Nc.:broskn, Jon•• gn:w
up 1n North Platte, Ncbrnd .a
with n shor l mll·rvnl 1n the
chemung town of Btnklf·mnn.
Jones c:am1t Jo LC from Pc.H •
land's Waslungton high schl'ol
tn 11149 with a tchol:n'5hl p,
Besides b mg an act1ve mem
ber of lhc pohllcnl SCICnLC club
and Lambdll Phl Epstlon, Jones
is a charter member or lBBBB
BQ Onte.rnnt1onal Broth~rhood
of Booktc.s, Bartenders ond Bt.:r·
lesquc Queens) local no I J6.
~Herbie Swartz• ns Jones is nf
C~>cllannt.c.ly known to hts friends
plans on cnrcring the ftcld oC
politics and lnw after graduatin,;
10 1958 !rom the Uni\'Crsity of
Mic.hrcnn low school. John's plan • 1ndudcs one more year ot LC,
two in the nnny nnd rhrc'' nt ht\lo
5ehool.
"Thw time sch!.>dulc will pro.
cr!Cd," Herbie patiently explam
cd, "bnrring nets ol nature, actt.
BILL & TOM'S
BARBER SHOP
All Helrc:uts
SSe
1103 S. W. Toylor'a Ferry Rd. ol Cod or a nasty disposiuon 01:
the pa1"t of t ncle Jot;." ·s concerned is very good, off~r
mg opportumties to every inter
cstcd student wit.h a little hustle
But he docs !md fault with the
way mnny of the courses are
tough! in American collcgl!s, tn
cludmg Lewts ond Clark. 'lystem, rounded in 1 ti98. H n rough Mi
p1u cnlly didn't work. Thl'rc During
a lot mort: chcatang thon
would huve bc·en ntherw1sc. Con ~~~1nuon o
ditions ha,•c• to be conducive plr'Olle ~
the policy. AI Reed, you ha tnomahl
n "'en· difh'n·nt nttitudl'"
'·Professors don t leach you h
think, they just give you a few
"Billy Graham Jpfl me cold," tools wh1ch help you get along Jones said. ~'and J can't sec Mo-n h!c We nrc fostering .a new Already planning hts campaign
for tttc off1ce nl ovt•rnor Jn
1962, Jones has laid down part
of his future platform. Suppos
tXily. John t.S not n veteran, hates
labor, can't stand business nnd
fanners chtll h1m. Am eric Chorus Singers Needed He wiJI 'I
Choru op1 nJn~ n 'l\ .111 mu•n t addrel
now for the Porllund CIVIC o~rn' Coscadt:
production of Counod's "Faust
Presentation llmr• is in Augu l
g••nerut10n of Babbitts with oar-hnmmedantsm " •
Campus U!o u r•~ os 'llcrl.t1 •• :row mmds and loud mouths." For further inlormotion, cn1
AT 6141, eJClt•nsion 261,
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• • • • • • • • • : • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • . C<'''~nlr.v Palmar.· pr11ncd:
LIFE IS NOT
LIFE AT ALL
WITHO UT DELIGHT
1 I.CI.ory,·n Dt}eal
Punctu .. te your life "ith pleasures. A
shorl paus~ for n Coke m~ns a full stop
to h.ring work nnd a fl'(."'h !IIArt r~Jre.,/ud.
Coca-Cola BotJllng Company of Oregon
..) 19H. lHl COCol COlA COM,.NY olle
• 1rs
The coli
Slilnley
'he only :
1l com~
UCliiJDy, M,
•
BONNl
. . ... ola
The perC(
H the gym
of hath l'itut
bf' nd. y 16, I PIONEER LOG Page Threo
·ks PIONEER LOG
·ntsh. onvocationAddress
due l
•~s n<•n Jack Grlmelod . aontor apooch maJor. will be tho prtnclpal
m nn, .lf~)O<llltc~•r for tho eonlor convoca tion. Tuesday . May 20, at 11 a.m.
twn " This wlll bo tho last public appearance of tho sonior cla811
lhl• L(.' ior to tbe regular commcmcoment. June l. The convocation
IW!
11 devlat~ from the thomo uaod In past years in that tho tn L n y aala will not bo of a splrUua.l nalut'e. Tbe t"oltglous aspect ....__...__
)0 un I bo taken caro of at a apoclal eenlor chapel. -
ght Full .,, an, UH pl"Occs: a• 11 1l Dr an no\ ullnn by the clnss 11f '52 as oacun S Odell \\til pro'"""' Bob DON FLOREN BOB BISSELL
_condu
St the •enovnlton ond mnklng or 0 IHr•eumutnn, pre~:Jdl'lll of the clnss )lcrmnuent plncc Cor thf! S• nun '52. Uut:crmnnn will prcsadc bl:nch from the cln s of 1!1:12. The r th(' progrnm . bench IS to be olnccd between the Donna Huggint, li•·<'rCI ary of
~IC dnss wall rcud the Invocation. nrboas by the BA building. ..• taktu oYer lumborman 'a chores
--~--. • 9f'L. yearbook headache SALLY SKINNER
••• earrios the upirin -
will bt• n prelude to Granl·
lcfld's tolk on, ''Opcrntton 1952"
reshmllJ'I The <;hrnr, dtrectcd by three
enior.;, wtll sang thnl' numbt•rs. Dolores Menstell
Claims F ulbrighl
Music Scholarship Council Chooses Floren, Bissell
For Student Publications Posts
'""'"'"lion L• hi will lead, "Rcgcnern-
t ton." Snllv Mcnridc wall dhcct mg " "let lei n numb~·r comp(J!II!d and urr~ng t•d Bob BI!ISI'Jl ond Don Flor•'n
were oppa ovcd thill WCl•k by the
atudl'nl couttcal as stud•·nt-hcad&
vl the VOYAGE UR tmd Pinn.
c1•r LOG, respo'CI avely. Sal)\
Skmncr will bo• oasu1tant editor
of thco VOYAGEUR . book and til'ntor a IStfint cd1tor' IJ o jumor Englash-phllosophy
nl the school pnpo:r. major.
Floren has been reporter, Mw Skinner, JUntQr ndvcrhs-
1 ht11. The ~on~. n Mnrllnqul• 0 k tum• Is t•ntatlcd, "Syrup Is r'irsl Lc\\ il. clnd Clark !llUdl•nl
lo win the Fulbright t~chnlnrshlp
for foreign stud)· nnnuully grnnl
cd to two students in cuch stole,
is Dolores Menst~ll. gnuluotlng
~<.mio 1· in music, who will study
lor 10 months next year in Aus
tria at the Mozart coll<'ge oC mu-tports •"dator nnd n55ltnunt cdl-1ng maJor, was rtcllvlly t..-d1tor
:or or the LOG DOll :lBSI!rtonl or the lfl52 VOYAGEUR and Will
sports l.'Ciltor or lhc VOVI\GEUR. assist Blsst?IJ ns 85'51Stant cdllo.
He h:as :ti!Q been pri'Sldcn or nf'..Xt ycnr. Conc:uncn l with her
Kappn Pha Alphn. member of P1 •lutli!S on the VO\" AGEUR she
Delta Epsalon, J()Urnultsm hou-will CD-edil the Pioneer Gu~dc
ornry, is alumnt Sf•cr~>lnry of '" the rail with Tom Odoy. pubsp.
nllW Swt'l't." The Ianni number,
'Ba azilinn P.·alm," will be darcct
d b) Jam Pout
Proaentaliona of nw:u ds to oul
t.tnd lntz tmior will be made by
gOII)1.1 headS Of lhl' VlltiOUS i.1cpnri-tnve
worrJc
s Bts!:o•l, sophomore business ud
mtnultrntlon muJor, :.eclion t..-dltot
ur lhts year's VOYAGEUR nnd a
mcmbur nr Delta Tou Rho frat-
crnaty and p, Dcltn Epsilon At
Columbl.•n high school in Cor
bett he wus editor of the year-Blue Key, scna•Jr men's notional
nonor Cr.ltcrnlty, and was cl••ctcd
this wec.k All pr<!$1dcnt of th,. ll.cntions commissioner . She 1s
mo octave m the Lcwts nnd
Clnrk band and orchestra. 11Jlt:n~:s . Eldon Fix. d1r<.•ctnr of nth·
lt.!li~'S. will nume thl• senior nth-:-1c.
lt:tes who have contribut••d the The Fulbright scholnrshlp will ng,
o!naor class for J!l52-53. Floren
•• ,1,,u,t to sports. Ornma, music ond pny Dolores' tuition. trnvct, No Culs Friday
cholastic ments wall be calt,.•d by book." and Ih·ing expen:;cs watl!
'""''"lt.:lh Gurdaner, dramn heud: on Austrian family, besid1..'S on "Colle~" cla_,u an not being
l"d. Dr. John Stark E\•ans, mus1c de-allowance for extras or 27,000 c:!tsmiSSl'd for the Pioneer Pre
• but ,.,:utmcnt; and Or. Charles How-hilhngs or 900 dollars. view nctivitacs," declared Vergil Combination Biology-Geology
Course Offered This Summer rd, dean o( the (uculty, tcspcc- Told Tuesday of this honor, S. Fogdoll, dean of students
a\·ely. Ootorc.o, now expects to leave IC u gavcn faculty member has 1'he department~ of biology and geology are ofCering a
Thl• t:nior girt. a sun dint to bl' Pbrtlnnd m August, where she ~ personnl nsstgnmcnt with a corrt'bmation course in the geology and biology of the norlh·
.-.rtntacl'd m.•ar tl'w doUin pool, wall was born and has spent her 21 pn:vac\~ that makes ~~ necessary west during the second six weeks or summer session, July 21
ntac•sr e prt .ente:d by Bul'ct mann. A:rl year , for Washmgton, 0. c. to dismiSS n class, or a( the room ? . . • •
t sum There Fulbraght scholars will as nl?ct. "'H'Y (or th~ educatio nal to August 28, _195-. Th~ comb!ned cou~se carne:. ~lX semester President Odell Slates :.pen~ some time both there and 1 cicmon trntion .uch unnouncc -, hours o~ crcd1L and w1ll Culf1ll lhe scHmce requtremen ts for
rts m vi11lttng the enst coust bdore RO ml.'n~ dwuld be: made to con-~raduat a on.
d Mar) eries of Adresses ang to lheh· respective dC$lina ~rned clo 1\e:l by their inHruc-1 As now planned the first, third and sixth weeks of the
• in tht President Morgnn S Odell has tlons. ton. . course will be ~~~nt In class and
a. Thej nnounced the Collowinfl !!peak- Dolores will spend two wc~k il Danceable Anderson Band loborntory work on the campus.
:1 hono !ng en~agements for Moy 18 oraenlalion time at the Amoricnn The second w~k \\ill include an
• It ap hrough Mlly 25. I embassy in Vienna before be- cxh.•ndcd trip into the Ct,.t!Codes
ere \\'a! Duran{' the western regionai pinrunJi! study. Entertains at Senior Prom and on mto central Oregon.
n lherc conference or th~ Nationnl A, Dolores. whose parents arc AttentJon will b. gi•en to the
se. Con IOCiatton o( Bank Audator and 'l4luro.Iized G~rm:~n s, learned Seniors will lay aside pre-graduation duties and post-!lora vt tht present ond of the
CIVe lc Comptrollers , May 20 ut the German beCore English and sllll pone belated studying for finals to enJOY the Junior-Seni or past as ;::videnced by fossils. A
u hav1 \tullnomah hotel Or Odell .,.. ill peaks it at home, "although my prom to be given tomorrow evening in their honor by mem-visit to Mt. Adams will occupy
n..•ak on •·Ten Commandment English as now my mnin lone· · b · · · 1 d most of the fourth week, with In-
.-~ bers of the junior class. Adm1 ~sion is y anvttnuon on y an Qr Ameri<'nns." uage. ' She expects to enjoy a t\:!re.st centering 1n \'Olcanology , eded He will presl.'nl the commence-yenr among Germon spcnkmR is limited to juniors and seniors and their guests. gla<"iulogy nnd in the sub-alpme
nddrt'ss lor U\e senior closs people and to begin ht•1· classes Tuxedos, formals and corsages are in order for the bnll florol d1splay which comes at thlS
n,
A
•
¢ Cos<'adc high school, Mny 2~. with httle trouble. which will take place in the Congress hotel from 9 to 12 p.m. time of the yur. A trip tc• the
ollege Choir Presentation
irst Portland Engagement A six-pi~e bnnd, under the dir- Oregon const is planned for a
I.!Ciion of LeRoy Anderson. will Ontt; S.lturdny. ~1ay 17. 1D52 part or the !a!th week, at whi<.!h •
pro\•ide mus1c for the :;prin" Ttmc.> 9 p.m. time the geologtcal h1story of the
dance and will CNiur~: Cathy Plnce: Congress hotel const mngc and thl.> plant succcs-
Ot Mo. a. vocnh. t Cor lhc c\·e Price: ln\•itationul Si(lns and commumues wall be
studacd There will be upporlunnang Durang int~nnu•sion. Stan Drt: :-: Tuxedos, Cormnt.o;
Trogt•n will sing several num· ily to obsen c bards and mrunmnb
The college choU', dueclcd by
Stanley Glorum wlll pre:;~nt
'hl only Por tlond engagement
its complete tour program on
lfUif.'SdiD.). May 20 al 8 ·15 p.m
BONNIE NEWBURGH .. nt body cnrd. General public
price~ will be one dollar tor ad
ult~ and fi(ty cenl~ for studl•nt,
Soloast Ceatured on the pr\l
grnm wall ~ Bonnie Newburgh,
ophomorc music major, who
''til ung Je Suis Titunin by Tho
mas and Ou\•re Ton CC\eur by
Bizet.
The varied prog&am will in
clude numbers in double choir
'uch as Mis~ricordtas Domini by
"'rances('o Durante , sung in La
lin, to contemporor:r <.'Omposc r
Jea Bt:rgcr's Brozilion Psnlm and
the C()mlc chJtda en's song by
Graeg, Burmbaskl•o I Bumba durang the course.
bcrs, nccompanymg himself n Jonn F.lliott in prPPIU'Ullon for A ~tudent may t•nroll for eather
the pwno the "t.'Uionical part of lhc coul"Se A h bo f • n the event nrc: Shirlt:y Adamson .., .. ugo uquet 0 sprang ow- (Geol. 14. Gt.--olo""' of Orcnon. 3
d · b k • 1 ~• •lecorntions: Belly Lake, entm • ....., o cr . nrnnpl' m a os c. P nco.':U semt..>stl'r hours> under the direc-
h I C th (I 'lt uunment; Fn>d Tomlin. bund· an I c c•m cr o c oor W& han of Dr. Jamc.s Stautfer, or lor l'onslllutc the decorations . John Paul Jones. lnvllat11m s: Pat
Lnnce, tcfreshments; Mnrgc the biological part (Baol. 21 or 121. As ndvisers ur lh~ two class- Natural History of tht.' northwes t,
.... Or. BenJ'"min Tnu:l(tt!r nnd Dodge, p:.trons nnd palloncsses, 3 h ) d _ ... b .... .. semester ours con uct..." y
Or. John Anderson, scnaor nnd "nd Jim West, clean-up. Dr, FrancLS GllchnsL The CQursc
JUnior counselors. rc.pccth dy Pnt.rons nnd patronesses In-is so planned, however. thnt a stu-
wall be honor llu• •ls. dude Mrs. Edith Snuth and Mr. dent mny toke both courses con-
A .. iahng general ch"irmnn !tnd Mrs. B. C. Elliott. cu~nUy, thus constituting a full
college program :for the six wcckB REPRINTED BY POPULAR REQUEST
Final Exaznination Schedule
with soloists Ouvid Vnn Flt·t·t, A four dav final cx:lminallon 1Chedule is planned for the Scott Bench and Sum Trogcn. -With the permission of the an
~truct or, upper da\'Won stud nts
who ha\'o had a 1)1'1!\'iou..s course
ln biology, and who underwlre a
•peel a! project. of th tr o\~ n, rnny
rt!¥i. tc.r for upper dwu;lon crt.>d&t
\Btol. 121). An original number arranged spring semester according lo De,m Charles W. lloward. Ex·
by Snlly McBride called "Sirup amuHalions w11l start Monday. May ::!6. Following is the com
ia; So Sweet'' wall also be pr~:-pl'-•lt.• rinnl examination schedule·
~entr:d. I MONDAY. May 26 WEDNESDAY. May 28
Anothl!r spectnl number will 11 00 MWfo' 8 00-10:00 0 00 M\\'fo, 8:00-tO·OO
i•t> the men'b qunrt~l composeri ('unClict 10 15·11:45 9:00 T"l'h 10:15-11:45
of Allan Lehl. Scott Beach, J;tck 3•30 MWF 12 15 !! 15 1:30 MWF 12:15-:!:15 F.;tch student will PTO\'Idc his or
her own .s1cepang bag and camp
mJ: cqutpm\'nt. ·.c~PQrtation -nnrl food on the traps wtll be or-
mngt:d Cor :~t cost, nnd should not
NOve unduly expt'nsive .
Jennings nnd Jam Paul. 3 :JO 'I'Th :!:30· -4 00 1:30 'M'h 2.30-4.00
}-..:....:....o...!0
!!11l~•!!Z...!J01u~•!!1
.!!.0~!!.!!!!.!!!!!;"--- l Tour prugrnm, sung nt 'I con-TUESDAY. May 27 THURSDAY. May 29 Anyone anlcrestcd m the course
IS 10\itcd to communfc:nte with
Or. James Stnutrcr, department
oC biology ond go.'Ology, ar Dr.
Frnncis Gilchr1.~t. depllrtmc"t ot
luology Philne CHerry 7531. Th<.• pea formancc wall be .nang
~t the gym Cor the convenie nce
~( h•1th sludcnL'I nnd focultJ wh~
ill be ndmittcrl It cc by stud-cl!rt.o; this sprlnc has bcl.'n ht•ard tO 00 MW~' 8:00-10:00 8:00 MY:F 8.00-10:00
b_v 10,-lfiO people. 10 00 'ITh 10:15-11•45 8.00 TTh 10:15-11:45
Special lighting Will be ar-!!:30 MWF 12:15· !!:15 12, 12:30 MWF 1!:15-:!.-IS
rnngeJ by Da\'id Thn)·cr. 2:30 'I'Th 2:30-4:00 Confh<'t 2:30-":30 PIONEER LOG rraday. May 16, I
l.A!tter to n.;;; '"" . s ::an1ors the WHITE'S WHITTLINGS
Since l have mlk\.:d lO mo lor \'OU in the Lcwts and Clnrk -conference in you high ehool, I am most happy now to wei-
com you on cnn1pas as you hnvc ncceptcd the im·llataon of
~ "aatt'd students to att nd Pion.. C>r Pr \'icw. (You Name it and You Can Have it)
Or the Tale of the Wandering Writer
I knol\' that s udent eommiltecs hnvc done cver~~thing
ihe) cnn to make today n enjoyable onl' fnr you. W~ hopei
'Ou will know more about Lewis 3nd Clark 11nd 1\S program • By Bryce White
Slowly creeping along th1t
vnenda. tho klllor made h11
way to lho opctn wiJldow .
Bang! Bengl A allnr flaah
broke tho night alr and. the
asaeuln fell . • dead a. a result of '?our ,., .. ft. •
1f your 1-erord to d ttC would predict lhnl you can do rol
l gc \\'Cil"k suc-ccssfull) 1 \\'(' urge you l{) go on to college ne" •t
·'ear. In doin~ so, \10 e know that many of~ ou watl Join us here
on campus ns m~bers of the:-do of 1956.
V~r~ll <\ Fo~dall
Dean of St.JdcnlS
BARK OF THE LOG
Hosemen's HearJs Bleed for Squirt Victim;
Professor Katherine Arnold, S'il Vous Plait
T·) :tht Ed.iJor: hnps thf.'rc wns a mothc behind
thai hosing. As Un Jlilpcr as cirt"ulntcd, J
will be lcavma;: !or my \"ntln~
pl'('('mcl-the mtcnt: to tlnd out
who's runnmg 1nr oU1~.
I dCin't know who is up; but
ns 1t cmch to be l"llhcor Eu,t•n·
htm er. Thft, \\'orum nr De\\ cy,
I ha\·c no chotct! m my o\\ n pnr
ty-sance GrO\.·er Clc,·ctond qui~
runnin~
Thals nil for politJcs ••• but
I ho~ somt.:onc knows mort• •• b
uut them thun I dn. I don't hkc
r>olltacs anyway; tt's htghly cun-
• l\J$1"'.
As n mutter of fnct, politics is
like ~beep -you don't know
which party is pulhng thC; wool
over your cy\!:, • • 1000 CPA'• and holding a dnfl
notlc:o In tho olhor, tho c:o11ogC!'
oxooutaonors aro OCJain about
to provo tho 8CJO·old 11'\otlo.
"If you can wdto. you might
not bo rlgh1! but if you write
leU you could bo right-U you
aren'l wrong.
J wns lo!:'kanv uvt!r the hallls·
ltcs 1 cpo1 t the ol1\er dl\)' when
thU. E::U'' rome. in, SCl'.. He wnnt
<"ti to know just what we m(;·inl
by the headline Jrm \\ cck. Shot
Shorts."
.. 1 don't konw," t replied. I
s:ald the prinh•r probably knock
ed the "r" out of Short" by mir>
tnk~: so h.: k.nuck<!d the "I" out
of me. ("8)' mastakc," he said.)
Seems he worked for lhc: BVD.
• •
And then Uwrc's \he story
.tbout the idjot named McPug I ,.,l whic•h Wl udd "Anyb<Jd}' !'iCIIl'
McPu~""
• StJV( 11 '
tl curcmn
'''tllng. 'l'l
lumc Go
lrh.u·n W
Danner
IT the 01•X Allor four ttnd half hour&
of aormona on tho Old Toata.
mont Roverond Brown waa jutl
getting hat aocond wlnd ... And
Isaiah. whoro ahall wo place
him?' ho boomed. Man in SJdt•nt; front pow voluntoored anawer. nn&l GQ
"Give him my ICKJI • , • I m go Vc:'lt, hist
lng homo.·
Lcttt-r to the railroad coan. l.:tst W pnny: Gentlemen -Why mu • tnsltllh:
yout• engine htss and phiz These
puif and huff und snore nt: Ann
odch and roor nnd snort us. tl-cnsu
pant nnd rant and screech .nl":>h(ll: Ch
howl and monn nnd groan tlge, c:ou
toot and hoot nnd t'ltug and ~rot Sprot
and grind nnd snort like II-3~
night long?
• • •
whn went raround yelhn~. "Any-With thut Beth.m.Y took
bod) l'cn Clrmo" o\·cr and t'nc tn hilt arm~ nnd I' i., ;t.'d. Ann G
n, nationn1
·ng the
m Holco
:tvcr He was lookmg for friend h:ndcrly For them 1t wa:; I"out· Cn
Cluncv who accid~ntully found con'lummalion o( n h(~.Jti •nr•\llmlnith:c d
:l million-dollAr Hold nHne dream Tht•) married nnd 1i " They
But the poor idiot WMrl't ~o happilY ever afler. ~:conol'1 'Tn artJtle which Clppeared in
c May 2 issue o( th~: 1':1Dnecr
'I..OG contaant.>d a nUmN~r of in·
... .:curacies that should be cor
~~ted . y,,u must rcmembc&· that lhe
!lUrposc of all the horsmg and
hosinG thnt futcful dn~ was to
r1d the campus of trash. ('.XOC:
dirt and so on. Stealthily starking iu vic
tims u. lhose monsters o( tho
aeaden:uc deep--final examtn
ationa. Constructing a guillo
tine wuh on~t band to behead I Curlunalc-hc was marooned on Thu endeth volume CCCI the secont
1 desert islnnd with 101 \\'omen ol the h(c of •·ou, Girl Frida.,.:.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------~---------~----------~~~~~~-=~~~~~ ·~JICIIty Ne
The dat~ of my JOanin!: t.hc
:faculty or Lewis and Clark e<t\·
leg.: (th~n Albany CPlleg•~ lo
c..,•ed at S E. J3th and M m) was
1t March, 1942. SPOHN'S SLANDER \ .. ,\e19
muth ins
Miss Fr~ Maybe in the eyes of lht
.quirts who let you ho,·c tt, you
:a,·erc Included in th~tt group of
obJcclJonablc objects. ycnr, \\
IS summer. 'Wench of Week' Spotlight Focuses on Psych Major
Lorna ]. Burgermiester , Girl Coke Machine Guard Dean Fr4
c wtll ott
&t' of Educ
.... , .. ~s or devcl( After the dtange of n m~. lo
c: .. tlon and pres10ent, frene!\
-ctlS es y; ~re added to th se thnt
I b .d be<!n leachint: in m&the
, 1atscs.
Af«:r ocbng !or sev~r3l ) ears
a~; head or the foreign l n~agc
depnrtm~t. 1 became he<td of
the mathematics uepii.rtmenl, a
~tl tllon I hold ~t the PN:sent
t.am "lth lhe rank of fuU pro
f et>S~Jr.
My longest contmu;,us eonncc
~ ... •n "it.h an\' 1.d cauon 1 l11Stt•
'\ubon bclor · comang to U!wlli
end Clark colle,gc ~ •S "-"'th Mil
~W;rukec-Downcr c:ollege. MH
,._ r.uk~ Wlsoonsm where for
ne .)ears. I was he.aa of tb'!
rnat~emal.ics dtptartm.!.nt
M~ CisSOC.taUon \\'tth St. Hcl·
en· hall constSted or h\ o per-
111 widely separated ar. lime,
one of fn·c years as heaci of
1rnn•hemntics and recently one or
four ) ea~ as teacher of French
in j:m10r rolle~:c.
!I truaJ that thc5e correction;
rns auppl~menlary fatu nuw be
L~ughl tu the &ttenu:m of ~our
r~:iers..
Kot~nne S Arnold By Jun Spohn Anyway , whether ~ ou were
washed down anto the can~'tln on
a tide of scum or merely Wl'll
soaked, my la~art truly blecck .. In th~ ::.pung n youns mon':;
for you. C:~ncy lightly turns to thoughts ot
May I inform you thot thcrc lo\'e, women and convertibles.''
arc two door Into the snack Tn respect to the adage. a~d
~hack. Wtts it so ncccssan· to the s~ason the LOG wath 1has .•s-
-sue, maugurnt~ a new scrtcs, make your entr .. ncc through the • ·w h 1 h w k ..
front door that you would bra"e · cnc 0 .t e cc • compo~ed
I C d ( t I h ld or intervtews of outstandanJ! a anc o ma , m an 1 c c 1 rcn b .
who wu:ld(.'<f fl hose7 ~ampus caulle!\.
Thankmg of yClur nnmc an bold- " • •
ta<:i! head and the hundred'S of
eyes seeing Yt•U ns a public fh:
urc drenched through to the
8V0 S perhaps it W'US ll worth
while venture..
I'•~ heard it told that you C\'c:l
carried your ~:r1pc to the admin·
i1tr-.:tt1on. P(!rsonally I would
!eel n lltlle !onlish telling an ad
minunrator, wh1le I stood there
dr1pplng wntcr nll over h1s desk,
thnt two imbe<ales cot me wet
But we rnust remember the Bill
of Righ!Ji. Freedom from fear.
E\·cn though I am told that
you dtd u.unt the ho~emen Just
" little belorc you l(~~ivcd the
big ~uir t, I Te<~lh· symp:Hhiz,.
with yvu ;.nd 1 sincerely bclicn
that we should rc\'lse th•! en Lorna Jecn Burgernue sler
monopolizes the pothght ot
hcauty this week. Lorna, a sen
ior psycholOiY maJor, stands 6
fl'Cl 4 inches on hct· hind feet
:tnd wctghs 57 pounds.
Her ~entiat measurements
arc 6. 83 and 83. W1th this cur
vuclous hgurc, Lorna Jean tends
to captivate the hcarl of neurly
ever}· male on the campus With
the exception of Les Wcthcral
her fiance
·au.rgy. · as she is uHcctionatch•
' called by her colleagues, wu
horn an L .. opold\'IUc, Bclgi<Jn
Congo and she comm!!nted when
u ked wh>• .he came to the U.
S. A., "WbC)(Jp, ~hcc umboogu!"
To Jbe Editor: lrancc rl!quircmcnls in order ttr
M3 heart bJ~~s for you. Mr bar lrom the coU.-ge anyone With
B! ch. To be caught 10 the \\an! squirhng tcnd1•nt:Jt In lasl week' pP.rformancc of
the immortal play, "Mnimin$:1 or
tho Foo," Lorna Jean disphiyl'fl
her outstandjng dn•nmtic ability
by playing the part or Arpogio,
whose f:tmous line you tcmem
bcr a .... Whoop "'hoc umboogn." <lf .. clean-up eiompiUgn must be Maybe we •hould 1r the pco.
tlmble. ~pccJall~ if )'OU lire (lie that hor ·· ·I" un 1 end gel
c ugbt full 1n the f c ~Jlh a I squ1rtcd, too.
t.u.:her of cold \\ nter; bur. per- The HOMmen Another of Lorna 'a cc..mpus ac-r h•ltacs that w~n her Came was
the hem1c ·•suvmg of the coke
machine in the S> m It Wll!;
lhrcatcncd that if gambhng on
the machine 's reactions to a nt·
<-kle didn't slc>p, It would be re
moved.
Burgy chained hcrsciC to the
coke dtspenscr ;.nd vowed to bite
the fii'St luol who tried to take
("'
( "
( I
~ " •
I f
' ( it, thus 1-codcring a great l\crv
to the drinking portion or
tucll nt body '
Whilo oa11ng a bltnuna offered A final
to me. by Lornn at•the end ol out anned, preJ
mtervicw, I nskcd her what her s. Helen ~
olans for lhc future we-re tllld rs cntcrt.a
flt'r much mcd1totion he ans ubaC'h, Dr
wcred \\ ath the prosaic, "Whuop ry and Dr,
whee umboogu!" The tills
.; al dannci
(
( I
( \ Frcshma,
·ur. They al
lrginia Piet
nl oouncal
For the
g {t mother•
'cdncsday, 1
e
mpull pro
Ronald
ther ofl1ce
c exchcQut:
~\·ens, wor
The nc
rton, Bob
arvin, Ken
ummer I
Dr A. A
nmc wuo
118 summe
W. Jlowa
gc. --The coun;~
to August
~~~=--<' r c1cdits i
•Harry. No. Harry. The swlmming pool a down there." J 1-12.
• Anyone w .---------THE BULLETIN BOARD ------:----u loutd see
Communists Imprison, Kill Czech Students -('a~t~
If t I
~Cole6de
~tnc.IAI vubUmU~n c•• t ,. A~lat ... J fltu!l~nll! or 1-1 11nd Clark
coU!!'C• t'ub11d•C'd "" t~.lily durln,c &.be ooUI'• t• r •• •ut•.etl"Uon rate~~. 'U IW P"T )41'-
t.::trt".rcd liS ~:lOUd C:L'l II trAil r J'•rrllllno.l, Q~con,
EDITOR
Bryce White
Bnt f'ou .Managmg E<lilor Ceraldane Sprott Aut. Society
Ann Crannln; Editoriu Editor Tom O'Day Sports Edl.lor I
Herb SchoJcSer f't'aturq Editor· fl•nc:T Miller Society £dUor
~nr ..... Chrt!l :l'aazda~r.
~ret C a :a ail .a•, Osn<14•••
8prott, c Ill a r le • Q:lal"qiLLat ,
aau...rt- :JkU.t:ra t7, Blalae .Drtn. .n.. 8polla. .,..._'"'"1' ana
&1•1', :l'lA ••• 1'wdt•a, Ylqt.aia. .. WM&D . Bla~ Lindle Ad•. Mgr. •
Cotamalat 11m •pohn
ClrclllaUoo 'Pat •trallq, A.l
•"-Pia.e .. oaa. a.a• 1la111ba, a&r-
1tara Colee, Xar')' La.d, A.Uce
K14a, By f"lo Ann Perkins
ThJO\nng a Jaundic· d eH• on
C!1ming student clrctions, th~
Daily Texan printed this "un
rluli!liCi~ ad":
"'WanJed: SeYoral thousand
"*olen who won·t be Jed IUco
lboop tha 1prJng but who will
voJo for ecmpua political can.
didates on tho bula of Jhelr
merit•."
Here lu an unnl~asanl bll of
history ror U. S. collcg,• stud•·nts.
On f•·bruary 25, HH8 the old
ond h•ghly n·nPratcd CharlC!s
uru\'ensity '\\as takl'n over by
the Communh;ta in t>rugue,
CzcchoslO\·akia. The purge ~orne ~tftcr the stud-1 ~l'Jy considers tho atudonts. 80 A n·pre ·t; Bureau
cnts hr.ld a mass demorutration per cent of whom were anti·Com· on camp
tn protest of Communist ul muniu •.. Us most bitter en· twl:t:n JO:
tempts to seize the! country. omies ••• " rvwws for
Sf'VCJ'ai atudenL were !ihot and A Buff1tlu Stole Te&chers col· Students
~illcd; mony more werl' (!Xpc•llcd lege studt.:nt hllll ndm&llcd dnrn· ll:n'l~w
und •'duu;entmg" prorc ·i()n. were "gtng 1500 copies or the colh~!IC 105 With .J
fin·d. CZ<!ch rt>fugcc ~tudPnt.r:; In nop~r b.•Nusc he didn't like the; acl.:'m<•nt
n ~rmrt to Hnt\'ttrd umversi~} ' WlJ.Y lhc cd1ton; <:ut down nn nrJ A !I(H;t•tnl
dto.:;crrbc the incmtenl ticJe he w:otc Udlwtlng
,. All dl.smltsod student• wero Tho Student Lifo nt Uni\'Ol1'ih It mnrk«.'t
handed oYer to the labor of· ol WutJhan{!ton has one of thos~ b. 0.n
lice ••• lor work in the mine1, WJ~,,. r1ld suyings r1! Confuclu nt .. hVf.''"
founCfrio1 , buildJng indlUtry . c:onccrntng l'XIIms: "He who nployme~tl
agricullun and forostTy." makes no noise In dorrn betnrc c drnwtng
Studonh who refund to work exam makes no noi£c to lclichet ~nm 10 •
wero imprlloDed. The Commuist 11Her c.xam.'' tcs. Rcgus
q .m. nnd • •
' 16. 19 May lG, 1952 PIONEER LOG Page F c
the s()ct(J/ Stde 0.,!1c::ll~;r"!-1~~::u Secondary, Primary School Educators Obtain
•• ext vear's o~ ·.&w&. "ce .,.,s ltJI or tonclwr plnccmt:lll ser-m£•nl$1• OoiOJt n.mT, I.uty Bt n Rnym•ln I Jlnwtc. ht tory p E. I. C '111 .1. 4 \•Icc, rmnouncr•d todoy thnt the rwlt, Cnrol A1ghnm, Slurky C trl "nd n IJlunl ronlh, Jeffc n,
hour•
Taata.
ilaa ju•t
I. ''And
t place
~n ln
ll.nawor.
I'm go
id COtn·
w
hiz Scvr.n "umon W••l'c for mnlly anltintHl into SiJJmfl Rho 11u1 odty
n u•mmony held nt St. Slt·phcns 1-~ptscopnl chnpcl losl Wt•clncsduy
'<'lllng. Tlwse I i'C:t>l\'lng their run~ lilt.\~ Loa& D~!l::lllu, l~mlllll flick,
1nni" Goodwm, Dcuna Pcrl\ly1 MnrUyn Sullll'r, Sharon Smith rmd
1rbllrn Wl•Sll'f\'l'll,
Dinru,!l' nt H••rg's Cholet fullow('d the initunion wlwre offi<."ClH
1r the next J;chool ycaa· wcr" In .tnlh:d. 1'hoy ur(•: L<nn "lln Myers,
ri•suhmt; Cnrolyn \'o.nDcmiJn·, v1ce president; Pnt Lnncc, scr11•tory.
nnn! Goodwin, hcn!lurc•; Roweno Owo•n, chnploin; Bnrborn Wcs
vdt, historinn; nnd Morllyn Snthcr, scrgcnnt-nt-orms.
• • •
J#nst Wcdncsdny night nl the home ot Joonnl! F;llis, Alpho Gom
J installed thear new 0ff1c~rs for the coming ycnr.
These officers tor next ycor ore: Winni~ Cnrlock Mcre<!r, prcsi-
flrc t; Ann Grannfnc, \'ICI' president; Pnt Annaln. secretory; Joonnc
ort lls, tacnsuro1; Mlnnm Holcomb, socml t;CCJ'C!lnry; Bonnil! Nl'wbcrg,
ech hnl; Chlll'll'nC BrunJC9, chuploin; Trcl Tator. hiStOrian: Mnrjorac
>an nnd g£', <.·uunc11 repre:;cntnU\'c; /\lice Peake, plcdgc-mistrcst~; nnd
1nd cluJ dYJI Sprott, LOG reporter. H-al' • • •
• Fndoy.
Uy Nowa
• ror-.:\ "welcome home" supper will b<• given Miss Elvy Fredrickson,
mnth instructor, by Mess Frecdo Hurtzfeld, Sundny nt her home
Miss Frcducklscm has bt.:cn ot the University or Oregon for the
! t year, working towo1 d her MA degree. She will rdurn to LC
s summer to resume teaching.
Dcnn Frecdn Hnrt:r.!cld wall leave tomorrow for Monmouth where
1 wall nllcnd an Internat1onnl House meeting nl the Oregon Col
sen·ic..: te ot Educntson, Purpose o{ the meeting is to dJ.Scuss the posslbili
r of developing nn Inlcmolional House alumni chapter of Orocon.
• •
offeree A finnl danncr, !innl tor the students but not the guests, was
of our nnnt>d, prcpan.•d and S<'rvcd losl Wednesday by the foods class Clf
h h rs. Hulen Hrulnl'S~ A part of their loborntory final, the class mean-
at ca rs entertamed Dr .md Mrs. John Stark Evnru., Dr. and Mrs. U. G. rc aata ubnch, Dr. nnd Mr ... J<lhn Anderson, Dr. and M•·s. Robcrl Duscn-
pc ans• ry and Dr and Mr Chl'\ltca· F1 isbie.
:Whurep The g1rl! w1ll cunc:lud(: their "l'xnm" by enlcrtuining their mot~
, nt dinntr Wednesday nl 5.30 p m.
Freshman closs elected nCfiCl'l recently Cor the1r o;ophomon•
' nr They arc: John Bunnell, prc!>ident, Ken Owens, vice pre'itdent:
irgm1n Plct1., sccr<:tnr}, Duve Lomer, trcusurca: Dtnnt: Vinton, tu
nt council rt•prcsentntivc; and Vernon Noland, ~crgeant-:lt-urms.
• • •
For the final gntherint: before graduation Alpha Gamma is hn\'•
g a mother-daughter dinner at the C:1p1 Cod tea room nt 7 p.m. nc.xt
'cdnesday, May 21. • • •
Elections nnd ~clccung ol nt.•w members highlight octivhies of
c Mustnng chopter of In tea t.~llcginte Knighls as they rutum to
mpus promanen cc utter an jnncUve )'car.
Ronald Stech: wns elected honorable duke for the coming term.
ther officers to sllrvc with hun will be Roy Mon·in, chnnccllor of
e exchequer; J1m Wade, worthy recorder; Bob Senseney ::md Ken
wens, worth)' scribes; nnd Bob Shoemaker, expansion orriccr.
The new ml'mbcrs irtcludc Bob Fergison, Dave Wood, Dcnn
ton, Bob Gollihur, Jerry Han Is, Ed NewuJJ, Bnan Teller, Ro~
arvan, Ken Owens,. Bob Senseney and Jim Wade.
ummer Physics Slated
Dr L\ A Grol•ninp w 111 oHt.•l
n inc Wl:l·k course• in physiC!
1is summer ncrnnllng tn 01·
W Howard dean of the col . '
ge.
The course will run {rom J un•·
to August 8 nnd will b1! coocl
~ ......... r cu~dils rn Pithcr physics 1·2
11-12.
Anyone wantfnc to ~iRn UIJ
~--1r ould see Dr. Grocnrng about
I' COUlSC
ant a Summer Job?
A Tt.;prt•· llntl\1\ 1: rrom lht. u. 80 Bureau o! Public Roads Will
H::o1m· on cnmpus Tuesday, !\loy 201
en· tween 10:30 nnd 12 to give ln
rvJews for summl'l' Juus.
col· Students wislung to huvc nu
d llcn1iew mny muke n•!'>urvn-
am· ms wilh .Julin John~&on nt the
the acc•m"nt offit·~.
A 'lpc rlnl n~mmd<>r tu nll ar acluullnp ~cnam who url' 'II
• le mn1 kct (m· II ,w.rmnnr.ml liPI ... It}'
thos b. On Tuesrluy, Mny 20, 1•'PI"f e ntntives rrom the On'gon :illlll• ius . .11 1 h np)o)'lliCilt Sei"\'ICC WI 1e Ill wo . . Pl I! draWtnK room of a [lt&nC lbeloi"C
l:!:<et'IU!l' ~nor t~ n•giuer nil June g1 o()-
tcs. Rct:tstcrlng " ill bug in o l
q .•. m. ond run until ont• o'clurk.
• IChapello Feature
New Mass Selling
As a climuctsc leaturt; to the
lo:;t of th1s year's chapel series
lh<! college choir under the dlr
cct.on o! L. Stanley Glarum wsll
3ivc !he "Sprmg Muss" In n
new musical ~ctting nrrnnged
by Jun Paul, ~cnior music mo-. Jur.
This chap~l :.-cl'\'lcc scht!dulcd
!or May 22 at 11 n.m. will nlso
Ietuurc ns guest
Acnjumin Thnxter.
ft·ssor ot Englash. llJltUtk~r Or
retiring pro
1'ht mn<• aln.·ady compra•t d ol
I he Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctua, Ag ·
:'lUI, Dei .tnd Donno Nobll Puc
em \\ tll be givt•n in b11.·vi th1
.tbbrevinh•d (or. Tht• Crodo and
1 ho Benidictu• will Ill" ~:mnpl dc•d
luh•t· by lhc cumrmsc1· :1lonp, with
:tn tJrchc.'llrnuon lu lht• muJHC,
raul Will Ol'NJllpuny the t•hoir
ncr101 mnnce un the orgnn. Knth •
teen Bruwnlo\' will stor-vc os r€'g·
ealor orgrans:;t during thu r~o-st ol
lhi' ~ii'I'\'ICI!. l'lt'rc••IIUll(e or Lewis nnd Clnrk Pnlsy Chh I. L.) h ONm, Crys-Orr>gon; Dul"lbn FJ,w('llt I " alE
I('A<.'h1118 enndJdCltflS !'CUring !all tal nncon, Mclbn Dcmp >~:y, Pnt e«lonom.iPII, r:ngl'• h ond p E I
I'Jo:lllions thls yun1· is highPr lhlln rkiEt 1 )ornn, L•'non Erikson. 1\loupln Oro('tm; Jnm~.: l{fn(;,
lra<:t )'l!nr nt this tlmt'. n.)glnnlnfo! llden JJnnnah, (',erln llnnsmnn. hcnlth nnd P. E I Mt:dford, 0 ("
•nl.1rlcs runge !rom 11 hundr •d to Oumlhy I~connnl. Cw·ol Mnrtln. gon: M rgur~:t ShntLuck, Engh h
thrt·c huntlrcd dollOI'li better thnn Thelma McCnrlhy, ,Jnrne MO{In, nnrl JX'l'Ch, G• org.-., Fux collP r>
1 pr••viously, An oddlt1unnl num-Helen Noblett, Jo Ann NMnan Nt wb• rg, Or('gun: John Gnm
b,..r of lh~ tate s larger rlhlLrlcln William o~·kcrrnon, Jon lee Ride- ted, Fn(lh Jt. Ore-gon Cit) )<~nln
nrc Sl'cklng uppltcants from Lhc ••ut, Rolx!rL Troppe, Non~y Trigg. high chool; Rf!lK>rt Board ell,
<:ollege, nnd other schouls, lm-<"'orol Whitman, Glodys Wmn, nil ;.a r,rr1d~, cr..oHs and hom,. ltv
prcss<.'d with thf' succcS5 of Lew-in th Portlmd publu.· !lchooll'l lng, Harold Ellm.• tt, P E ncl
i! tmd Clnrk groduntes, nrc al!k· Belly MeA fcC', FD1rVICW1 Or~: h• ulth: Thom(U PaPnnt!1t, &-0
mr. for mnrc gon; Lloyd Zlmrn~>rmnn, Oregon •rad . Portland public lcllo...J :
A econd up-to-date !1st of ov-CILy, Oregon: Donnn Jnnc Mack Blnlnc Moc:k, bnnd nnd ct,"'' , I
Jiloble cundldotes, with subJe::t lin nnd Janet StDrk. 0Jwcgo rnu ac. Saldz Or gon: M rhn
f1cld11, g•·nclc lev Is, cxpcraencc l..nkc Gro\'e, Oregon; Bnrbaro Jo MorL:,y, pnncapnl, Stayton um n
nnd qunllflcntloru, as twine pre· Wnlkl•r, Tigard, Or~:gon. ttJgh m:h<t~.~l; Gerold Buk r. ;'1\.J\
pnrcd for gcncrol l'.ir<:ulnllon S<>condnry oppllcrlnt" nd ctcncc, Swcd Home. 0 •
1hrouchout the stntP. The major- tfigm d ('h..."C'dnn ogr. em~:n n grm; Snmut 1 SquJTe. pnnt p I,
•ty uf the elementary lrnfnt!d fqllnws: Horold T:wmn", mn~h 'trDdL'j 5, 6 7, 8, West Hill:
cnndidotc" tcelting po!lltlons hns Bcm•crton Unfon h1gh chool; Chr• ll n ho 1, Portland, 0T('·
•w· n plnC'Cd. In Cf'rtnin fields or v crnn Hogen, mUSIC 14 (lradcs' con: (j(lort;c flnvUand, ('Jr., I.
the sccond1u·y trained, nil pe1·- At'l~.>nc Holm<'!, P. E nnd heolth1 lnnd, Ohio; Allan l.chl, c'tornl
sons h1•vc been ptoccd, V1rgm1n Nnnnnn, music 5-i dirc<'tor, M dfnrd btgh sc:houl
"School administrators I CpQrl grnu.~. With Bend pub he ~:hilOl : Eh1.ttbclh Conw ~ 5th crndt-,
thot Lewis nncl Clnrk 1~achcrs Rob• rt Doty, .cll'ti~"C nnrl moth: Stmny Jill! "hr•ol, Oregon: M.J.Ty
combmc n fine .knowledge or nnd Alf L.nar, F:nglbh ond Spon- Andc.N>on nnd Betty Jltbban'l,
thcu· suhjcl'ls With n aenl conccm 1 h, Cnnby JUnior high 111:hool Eugcnr, Oregon, ll•lly M r \,
fur children ond ndolc cents, nnd 1\nn 1\ustin, F.nghsh nnd drumnt- hrsl grndl C~uUie, Orr~on:
thot they hov~ thl! profc~ional 1cs, Gcrvnrs umC'in lugh school. EIITnbct.h Nnn~ und Ruth Prr •
qunlifacnuons to dircc:L lcnm- Trost~ I Werth, nlgebrn J -2. Gn: Porllond pubh• chool.!: nn-3 RQ.
inc," Dr. Frisbie obscrv•'d. ,ham ha~h school: Polril'HI Clnrkl bt'I'!L Spi~rrng. Tall El£'mr'n!3f')
'l'hl' followjng c1cm• ntury P"O· P, E nnd henlth, drnmnw::s noel chool, fu-st t!radc. Tuft, Ore on.
Variety Show Revives Past Talent In lhc dlpnrlment uf S """
c''nl')' E:ducnuon Rub Bnbch h
cugn•xl on cJ :ction ngi'CPrr. nt
with HJ!lsboro hagb school, Hill!i
horo, Or<'gon ns assa.sttlnt fooll
bnll conch, Wl'c Uing conch an I
health nnd ph)·.d~l educauon CContanucd from pogc I)
hattnn;• "l.ullnby of Brondwoy,''
''Smoke Gets In Your Eye.'" ond
"Sunny S1dt ~r the Street."
FoaJurod wUI bo ducts by Bet
ty. H1bbnrd and Jnck J~nnint;s
Bt'tty B1ssio nnd Fronk Elliot
and a a;olu tnp number by Down
MisL'nhim\~r.
A duet by Scott B1•ach and
Solly Mc:Bridl!, "All or Nothrng,'
·mtJ n solo r~:nd Itt on oC "Sum
nu!rlimt•." by Betty Jean Duke
will be taken from. the all-school
t.ll~nt show
Don Bueermann ond Gunter • wIll up ply tht I mghs !or "Com-
pus Caper" in n rollicking com
L'<IY routio~.
Student help will be pnid on
~lay 28 if time checks me m by
Mny 20, n~cordang to on nn
"lounccmcnt f1·om the business
'>If lee. 'I'hc 1 em:under of the pny-
11Jil w11l be pa1d by rnll1l,
Roundtable to Discuss
Child Training Problem
Top1c ... .lpproprtall' to duld de·
vclopmt1nt und trntnang Will be
d ISCliSSt~ .Muntlny ot 11 a.m. Ul
Puloline Mnno1· by 11 pnn~t o'
studt'ntB nnd parents whose
children nrc in the chalcl dt•vet
opmcnt clnss instructed by Hel
en Hnrtncss.
Participating students ore Stan
P1·occr. Bruce Ecklund. F1o Ann
Perkins and Mrs. Lucille Dean.
Pru cnts Include J\lrs. Warren
Smrth, Mrs. Orville Sondenan .
Mrs. Ct•ne Mlllea· nnd Mrs. Nor
rnnn Burnn.
Oboist. String Ensemble
In Concert Wednesday
C(lntpn .. l!l'•obol l Dah. Kugel
und his strang t'Oiil'mbh• will b.
hl':n cl in o progrmn o! chnml.lcr
muliic ut the c:unpus thl':lh.•r
W••dncsdny ut 8:30 p.m.
1-:nfu•mblt• memb,..I'IJ ~11·e Cnlh
l•rmc Dc•Mnss nnd Jam••S :\nnulu,
vlolm ·; Jerry llon·1s, \'loln am~
t\ 1'11c D<AIP Hull, • olio.
The '"nccrt will lJc pcrfontt~.:d
'an-tlu ·round" style, with the
oudlcncc scntt:tl on nll ld• or
t h.; mutl{'inns. New York IS the setting !or lhr
.show whh the backdrop portray
eng Mnnhollnn.
Dance Ends Day
{Contanucd from pngc 1)
"llend, according w Pat K••phart
and Ken Owens, .t\lphn Gnmrnn
nnd Sigma A1phn S1gmn1 n.ospcc·
ti\'llly, sponsors "r the informal
·,ffair.
M~mbe1-s of the ''T•!ChniquP'!
ol Tenl"hing Rhythms " clas~ will
o:it•munstrutc the umque dnne<'
tcpo; ~ovh~eh will be npphed to
music or the lntcst rccol'(] hats
The Kollcgc Kumbo wall then
:>ro,·ide music untJI U1c • nd of
:he dance al 12 madnighL 'nlitrucrar.
Tn I!Vcnt thnt n Iorge roup o!
visatang selllors nrr1\'C on com·
pus f()r "P1onPcr Pr<'\'lcw," the>
i:mcc wall i><' held ln the (U'm. date/
Scholarship Fund to fly home via
Set As Memorial NORTHWEST
A kick-off dtnm'r for the e<>
tnhbshment of o $15,000 chl)l
nrshap fund (or LC student~ will
bl• held Moy 19, 6:30 p.m ot the
Mt. Tubor Presbytc.rton chul'('n
The John \\', Beurd Mcmorinl
&•holan;ti1p lund will b• t1 per
manent aid open to dl!'. rving
Juniors nnd sPniors who are plnn
nmc to enter mlo church \'OCn·
ttons. ~ AIRLINES
~~ 5 rinest
doublt·C:Etk St!IIOCn111tiS
coasl to ecl.Sl AlsO
IOW•CGSI All C~h
~II n~rnt Nlllth .. est
Airlmes df« or yout
trnd .pnt •
A lrl'C ticket ol n<tmJ.SSion ts being offer..:J to all students or
Ltewis nnd Clnrk by the new 20th C~:ntury News theater, S. W. Sixth
belWL--cn SUJrk ond W~hangton stn•cts.
•rhc renson Cor this free ticket is to ncquornt all ~tudents \4 ith the
ncwsr..:t>l policy. In nddatian to the rcgulnr new'lt:els th~; 20th Ccntur;
has the new h1gh spccd teh.•vislon n~wsreels wluch hnve b(!(!n ndnp:
cd for thcotncnl u~t•. This method wns dtJVclop d by thl• Un1tcd Pre
und th•'Y t.·nn be ,u>n only nt the ~Otb Century tht;ate.r.
'fvpac:..l nnd cducnuonnl fcnturcttcs nre lndudt:d in ~''Ci"\ prl.l
gr•um. Tlus WlCk the t••chniool{•r ~ubj ct "Green Har:~t." n pnno
ramu ol Amcaacw1 pl'oduct1on fnc1lilws, 18 porlrtl)'• d.
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Track Crew Travels; BearcatDepthProvesDownfall Whitman Site of Mee on
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ut Of Speedy hut Shallow Pioneers By Al Stophen aon
The cards will be laid on the table cnml tomonow nft
B\' Tom 01)cty noon when :.1"-No1·thwest confen•ncc tracle. .tnd field squ ln b
~quare off at Walla Wallu to dclc1·mine who will wcat· t} ro spenk
Dcspit n•no flrs\ ploccs, LC' top-heavy Orange crew. him. with a 179'8" toss for " loop's cindc1 crov .. n for the '52 season. His
thinclnds drow•...t laSt week's '-~A. _., ·• Ulird llclllml th<! Sli'QilC WiJina \ 16 '11 tl 1 f l C h
~ t><--... J.,.a .• mwn& oonr<!rencc IC'..~anm-melle duo of Bob Hnll nnd Stan J -m:m team \\'I n.;:n'c!SCnl 'C co ors o • 1 'l l c the com
duDI meet to the J)O\\crful Vhl-pions, Fronn~ Cox .nnd Don Me-Ncpcrud. He also took n lhiro :mnual l'Vcml. of the ch
1 m ttc Benrcnts, 6911: to 6Jli. Co1Jum. "00 thctr respective in the dtScus. Pre-dope sheets have tabbed lnst year's c:onf I think th
As usual, the indJ\'1duol star ~\·tnls, the 440 nnd the sholput. 1 \\'ill t • lk Cf th th ·1 b Only other multiple wmne.t· was LC's other first placo c•mc c ttllnJl$. nmcllc, o ognm wn o WI c Sl vcrwnrc. ut n uc a
o! Ute JOUSt was PJoneer Calc) 'C ,,.,_ h R d 11 U ia lh~ milo rolay whore a fnst nil .snorts there con he upsets .
.u ncs mnn, ca or c cr. Accordmg to Conch Eldon Flx, the Bcnrcnts on pnp•'r rntc nbot u•~t .. ndan Cook, freshman :fJnsb :Crom Je!-Heller hod to run his hal mile team ~mpond of Andn1on . .., ...
hr .. b C '· h OO r th 30., t.h Jim Smith. Holler aad Cox n four-point ndvantogt• 0\'ct the Ptoncl'.nl. "We hove good !1rst pl..._,,1n Ctlnnt:ct
ferso.n 'ti • oo,; '~on t c 1 -0 c year, 4' ·"' to \\10 c m('n but lock overall depth,'' he sard. "li everybody hns o good -._.,10118 to co
yard dnsh. the low hurdles and rhston~c rocc nnd compnrath-c1:r broesed in a! 3:31.8. thouch. \\'l mu~ht ''an, he nddcd
the brood jump. Hts low hur-loft through the 880 2:03.3 to n Other point '' mnl'I''S Cor lhc Caley Cook heads th~ liat of indivtdua l potnt-goUer. o~ ho In the
ldc Ume of 20: 6, a tcnU1-se<:ond fu-st plncc. Omngc and Black: Smith, thn-d has bun loboled tho boy to boat tn tho low hurdloa and century honort..>tl:
o1l the loop record, cruc.l<ed ltfo; Another Jrosh ace. Nl'il An· m the :!20 nno second in thl· and rntea so~nd choice in !he htgh sticks a.nd broad jump. IC(J•X. Bruc
own school mork ol 25 3. Coo'k donon. won the 220 in :21.8 1140; L:uT)' Hn\·crcnmJ -third Rctdar Hdl~r w1U gel shfr oppo::.ttion m tho 880 und mile but ~II. Jtm
also grubbed n second place m h11 bet t hmc of tho seuon place Lie in the hiGh jump; Hon he pel torms like he has in the past. he will be good for 10 po Howt
Ole high hurdles. but had to be contenJ wiJh Carmichael, second m the pole In the sprints, Neil Andca·s"•n wtll pick up \-oluublc points for
Willamott~ undeft'a!ed in only a thsrd pia~ in lho c:loao \'nult; Jim McKnight, tic for locnl cous1.• '' 1th po~sible st?e;ond .,Iol.:i In both lh\; 100 nnd 2''0.
dual competition. uedt>d e•· century roco. third in the pol<! vault nnd MIH Tho 'Littlo tank • atonds tho. boat cho.nco to foul tho dopo·
cry socond ~nd thud they Will Sll!vcns ngnin broke the Schrocd.::r, third in the low hur· shoot In tho furlong as bo hill boon tlmod in 21.8. Th\1 doc:king 11 nd\'lg,
could gC!t iD order to but tho school's jn,·clan li.'COrd, ht'ld b)' dies. tho beaJ in tho c:onforonco thls yoar. nu .. lkt•r n
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erve, I• •11 I k Lhc shol put lm;t E~il"'ln, n~:;ut nd Jnck I C e I e S 0 n 0 C appears to b\.· the cln.ss of 1\.rts were
league. He hns nlrt•ndy nndint: m
Local Duffers Face Tough Slate
In Crown Defense at Walla Walla Wahl Leads Swallers in Allempl
To Secure Conference Diadem his best mark or last spt ing with In awn
record lOSS of 46 !eel 3:'1.a fnch1t& c-knowled
nttnmcd an the OSC, Port) Inn Lchl
me••l. nnd r
Defondsn; 440 champ. to ..... 1 ,. d.
captaln Franny Cox has Jlee.1 ~I Scholaul1
shoved down to third place u1 a th , loll • Sparked by lettermen Jim Kraus and Clark Stephens LC' Coach Ah·a Grahnrn hns nommated Lew Wahl, Ray
golf team defends its 1951 crown today at Walla Walla. Howie and Jim Hodgkins as the men to represent LC in the the predictions bocause he
not roached his '51 form. In ;asuc ach1
rucn But
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David The Pioneers have dropped matches to such powerhouse Northwest conference tennis finals at Whitman today
teams as the University of Portland and Ore_gan Stale college Lew Wahl, who last year reached the semi-finals, will be conference mHt la1t year
wh1lc winning close contests over Pacific and Lmfield. out to better that recotd. A four-year letter winner, Wahl h~s w08'hc:loockod in 50•5·1. d • • . • t l.!t rnngt. men aste to Little is known about the Whitman and College o[ Idaho been playmg m the number one pos1hon for 1hc last two sea-points 10 the truck events
'teams, this being the first meeting oi the season betw1.~n the sons. Thus far, he has only dropped one singles match in dual fim Smith, fourth In the 440; "" ....
vnlley schools nnd lhem. ......;;;_~~~~~~~~~~~__;_~~~~~~~~~~~..;...~- competition. I dson, fifth in the 2·milc;
LC's s1x man crow will compete B b Jl T M . ~C's !our •orne or li~ller, ,.._ ...
over 36 holes in medal play, the ase a ealll eels Rny Howac. vct~ran Orange per-I Smith and Andcnen nrc ;;~~-~;t~.~~~~
lowt'Si tour scores counting to- former. lcams Wll.h transfer ,.tu tavonte:s lo Wtn the day''i llnOI'I
ward the crown. Other members •alcons ··n N•·ghl Ta.lls dent, Hodgkins to rorm ihc dou the mile rclny.
or the sqund :nrc Jon Phipps. Jim .. blcs combo. These two men hnvt. Jn tho 1lold ovonta. the
Dodson, G 0 r Y Andrcw·s and The PionC!cr bascbnU sqund Lincoln, continues to load the been the most consistent perform- noon should pick up poilnb l~lnns Wl!rf!
Gea11:c Poynter. enters 1lS fmnl Wt.'<!k or daa.mond Pionoers at tho plato. Tho bur-t:rs this year. through tho offorn of •nior ben
Lambdas ~ Sigmas
Clash in Exhibition
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fee for the intramurol title.
Io.tr•mwal sports are run in
three different ways at LC. Foot·
hnll of the SIX-man touch var
Iety is composed of one large
Jeaguc w1th both Greeks and in
-iependents competing.
Softball also uses two leagues,
but the small nwnbcr or 1ndc
po:ndent enuies mode it neecs
Glll'Y to max the league gh•in~
each dh·I!Non one independent
nnd three irn.t.e.mlty entries. The
cectaons wc:rc Cli led the Lewlf
league nnd the ( w-k league.
Th flatemlt~ <UJUlSSinc the
most pomts in ml"ra.mural com
J)(!tlUon throug t the ycor
:eceives the mu l trophy for n
7'eo!r. Lamba Ph £psilnn won
thas award ln!t )'Car. • th r· 1 bo •• 1 f. t k • dl th Compton. fifth 1n the shot ., .. , .. , ~IWt.'l'O action WJ 1\'C non· oop u~ Y us sac: or as poun ng o . Duane Rasmuuon. iourth in •"t•~t---~-~ on tap • ball a.t 0 .377 cUp. He i.J fol· The Pioneers completed their ••
• 1 dun) mc<!ts when they clipp<:d disc:u1; Will Stoph•na . third tnJ.,.. ... 'r,omorrow '!.he Smathmen meet owod by John Gordon who tho jn·olin; Ron Carm,icllaiiLJI
the Senttlc Paciftc Falcons in a baa a .305 average and 10 runs Pncific last Tuesday at Forest fifth in the polo null: and ..... , •.
twan b1U on Fisher field. LC driven in to lead the club in Grove, 4-3. The doubles matches ry Haverkamp , thud in the hisrhf,.....,
holds n SC\'en won and three 'ost tha! department. were cancelled due to rain. JUmp and fifth in the
!Crl£$ rcc:ord O\'er lhc boys from Ch u lie Bonando has been the jump.
the north, tncludmc n sweep or most consjstent winner from the nr lllllt.l! Wert: Sloglo• .. -l.t'W w .. hJ R d' t th )' r
• LCI, dd'• ntcd llnrk .Eu~<Ch• r 1 P}. oun tnC ou C llit o m( The winn
a doubleheader plnyed tn Seattle Palatine hill crew racking up a ,;.(1, tl·l. l'~ul 1111>.11 (I'J det«~t• d Rll) m&kmg the J&unt north and ull-tultaon
enrhc.r this season. .f-3 :record. Dick Tydemnn, sen·-llo\\ h !LCI, 6-'3, r..:~: J 1m BQ<ICI•Itu• events they w1ll participate mer's Ft
Out for their socoad win o•· ing lJ1 only rcJie f rolls, hns notch- ( LC) <Jt;C.,nt!'d l'ltll l~un~whh;n 1 P), au•: Mill Schtocd.:r low h .-.. lA·•
th P . Cl ._ J d h .. 6-ll, 6-::. J.,rry Bnal\.••rmnn 1 f'l ,Jr.:frnt- op, S(•lcct er e on;unu of ar-. .c. c I rce \'lctoncs agam I no set-"'' r•aclot .'fohn11 11.«·>. a.a. 4·•;. r..s, »ob Blll O'Hora, htgh Jump and h
the Pionoen travol acrose the backs. ~·~~1~',';!~'1";[.4~ ~~: drtcutur.l llob ilod· hurdles: Charley Hudson, lay, Inc
river So Vancouver Monday . JUmp; nnd Jim McKnight, man, 81
The final double bill of the 2· L t T Z TZ... • It :de tht.: col
yoar for LC wlll be noxt Tuu- . osses. 0 VV J.J.l tm an va~~~ Huston, Dean Howurd Scholnrsh·
day when tho PalaJino bUl Jim King will also accompany lhr,>·n Bo
cnw baJtlflll lhoir old crou D' ~o~ ns L c r' ,.,om Race \cam. F wlbiger,
town rint... the Portland Pi-.1. I '.l'-' r .1. I
Jots. St h H Conch Wlirrcn Smith wlll have ep enson ur Two lCI&I-'S to th(.• Whitman .tho way for Jhe I1ioaeers . ""''Juing
to ha\·e hiS ouU1t 1n lop shopc "1' · d · N N M } T .. 16Sl~nnrii!S topped the Paon-giving up Iaven hifl and six 0-0 ura 1.
In order to clo e out the senson cer d1nmond squad !from chnm- run•. Five of tho alx runs wero
with D wan. A victory would be p1onship contention but l.C rc-earned. I! d1 nmu d
h Dav~
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the fint Ornngc wJn In four maincd in the Caght !or numbeJ
.. Ulrts against the Art ~kLDrnc:r Lwo .spot in the league by dump-
tutored PJioto. lng College of Idaho twice.
Ron Lewis, froshman from Saturday, the ?1onecrs could-
n't get together on their hits as In the Eecond eame the hits
were ·~vcn but LC again fatlcd
to come through in the clinches
ond lost 5-2. Roy Hyde wns the
'osing hurl~r. By Tom Hartley
Al Stt•ph<'n~on· hitless tetin : her
pn~:r, .t" ivl!rsity
ing coupled wath the bo•omlrJ,·oduut
buts ol his McAfee Mnuler tca,n:t:hoc)l 1n
mntcs rt'Sullcd m Ute dorm bO;t]-~nc~l~l\~·e:_. ~w~·~
Atlenlion Students and Faculty! they conncch.>d for 11 hits ond
product..'CI only three J'uns in los
ing the ltrsL &arne of the WhltTho Palatino hill boys came
back Monday lo sweop a split
doublohoader from tho College
of Idaho Coyote1. l~:~tgue champlon5lup in their
vision ol the intramural softb
loop.
The Maulers downed n oyag
or 30 Personal orders can now be taken for
photographs from yearbook '[)roofs.
Friday. May 16 and Mondy May 19,
Room B-11, 9:00 to 3:00
Orders taken now to be completed by May 29.
Deposit required on all orders.
/ean Cross Studios
3328 S. E. Hawthorne EA 8429 .mnn doublehcndm 3·U.
Tho ninth inning wu the on
ly tlme tho Smithmen could
muster any sort of a rally.
Thoy collected four hiu and
two runs in the .. blg" inning.
Tho hitl i.n.cluded o home-run
by John Cordon and alnglea
by Jeny Shepard, Due Dan·
iels and Ron Lowia.
Tht-Pionr< r.:. COIICCIL'CI &inc!~ ·
hits in every othe1 lnnlnc but
thr.: thu-d. The third 1un came
on a walk, a sac• illce nnd n d(lu
ble b_y }..()w1s.
Len Zimmenne n went all In lht• hrvt go1me Chuck Bon
ando workl'd h:trd for th(! close
J-2 victory os his mates only hit
t!nCcl,v three times but cttpilnll7l'cl
"n their two soort.ng innings.
Onvc Uanida was the battinr.
tt.nr with two of lhe three LC
hits, one of them u doublt:.•.
rmal nrrangl!m•~ntJs arc b•!lng
m11de by lhe odminlstrution with
the Dcnn1 Conau-uc:tlon com
pony Cor f.ldditlonnl work on the
ba&<:bn11 hr:ld to begin in mld·
M~y. ~ish Sigma ctl!w by o 15·0 """''·• Duo to
lest Mondny . The gnmc of the
went rour 1nnangB since u ,
lhe lcngu~ rules ns soon ns ,....,.1ay unJil
team amar e• a 15 point hu Sluyto
till gumt.> end~ ..
Stephemon·, fctur Cram~ i'l
wn the first hatless gnmr• recol
ed lhis l'liBon. ThL• Maul
pounded pitchers Wnlly
ond Dc-nn Binn ror It hits
the Slss l·ontrlbutcd
boots n!ield.
The win gives lh£· Maull!r
chnncc nt tlwir tccond
champio nship thJs ycnr. •
Students
\lliP VOY
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to hu••
rnst in g.
ue.stion
rnulism
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pcrot~.>d
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Lrd the
l'l of o
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CAMPUS ACTIVITIES lN any givon yt~ar run lhe complete g.amul from skiing dent. last year engage ln n bit of Jun during the annual haagiJ:g of the green CMC·
to studying ond basketball lo Boch wiJh somo of the numeroue pu ·oaolihes portici· mony. Center: May leto queen Lols Caithor ond Jim Coddord, et the Sweotbenrt.a
pahnq hown above. Upper loft: Jerry Fullman competing in tho annuol intramural ball. Uppor rigb!: Betty Eriksen. Pat Kephart and Goorgo 'Matln:d~ wol'king on o
~kc and Jalom on Mt. Hood'~ icy tlopos. sponsored by Trodso. LC skhng club. Lower left: Campus carn•val booth. Muandas Is chairman ot today's pl'nu~ C~ator right: Wln·
>ls nntl nio Cnrlock Mt!llCe.r. queen of the Sweetheart• dance and Jorme: Homecoming qu., n.
his di-Dr. Morgan S. OdolL who Is celebrating has teotb year ot president of lho colleqe. Extreme l'ight: PlODHr stalwart Ed Reid, all-NW conference fczward, tries a &ho~
Contor left Bt>n Thnxlor . oldost faculJy member and Judy Johnson. youngost 'liU· in one of lho Whilmen baaketbell game~~.
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~:.P:~ Campus Devotes Day to \Iisilors;
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der in EST 1867 Dance Climaxes Pioneer Preview
In store todav for h1gh school \isltos_ ~ ~C s first ~eru r
day are pJnns of fun and frolic in addi. n to E:Xtubits of in
l\?resl.
ident ~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------X Portland. Oregon, Friday. May 16. 1952 Number 28 After a brief registration at the Pnlatinc lfanor-LC'~
converted home of welcome-guests will t€' uJded on tour:;
ocross the former Anr:on Fronk cstate-pr :r:n1 Sllc o£ Le\1,;
and Clark ccJilege.
,0,;;~ ance, how died
whicl\ In uddition to m-.:• tmg the col-r::::::r::-..::::::_--=:J_
icg~ ndminar;trntors, hJgb school
st•mors will huvc opportunaty to 1 VII!W d .pnrtmcntol tlxtuh1ts pre
pan;d cspt emily for tiH:m A • llus
lime they me nl:;o an\•ltcd to "'aslt
departmen ts vi th• u· majOr mlt r
•·.sts. 'Free Feed' Set
For HS Visitors
hrin'? nique Folk Dancing Headlines Pas I Assemblies Revived Today
~~fg~.n ampus Co-Edvenlure Tonight In Capers, Variety Production A c:at~CT JC dyle •up;x:::
will be .c,:vc-d .at 6:30 p.m.
thi» cv£ni"S 1.11 1he college
caratcria to ell bigh sch~·
aeDior; lollc :Eslsl•red in acl-om•cn-Folk dnncing to lhL tun~; ol Black Smith Blues Thl curhan will &o up ut ti:JO p.m. on ·campus For special entcruunment an ad
ditaon lO chedlllt:d athletic (.vents,
a college v:mt!ty shuw ond n com
mand performance of the.: ra--ent
drnmn department Shnkc pean:nn
piny are to be g11; n for th • guests
of honor. lo be n other populor songs will Sl."'l t lbc "( ampu~ Cnpc1·s." a vnrull)' prudud 10n mode up o! acts
l:o·•E<lv t~nlurc" tomghl in lht.• snack shock immedi· from nSS•]mblu;s givt•n throughllut the yc:u-, m the va.nce.
ly following the "Shrew·• per!ormance. collegt.> theater.
e con. Jn honor of the v1sating h1gh school sen· Emcee of th•~ 11 net produ<:tion will be Eldon U is impc1:=! that all the
who eaa m\a! .have registered
tor th di.t:UOc: c: lnsl 24 hou:s '1 with the dance wall S•.rvc lo ncquoin t the lSeniors Gunter, pnst prt~ldent of the .student bQdy.
the ath \lnc nnolher nnd with campus students. Ad-1 Four of tho acts will be tnk,n from the Kapp.l-
·e c.f.f;:llls.saon as h~.ec nm.l nil students nr\! invited to Gammu show, ".ManhnttCin Mndn~ • two wall be Supper is fr~c as nrc oil the nc
UVJUCS of Uu.: dnv nnd wdl bt: in ad~imeCl. 'i.:.c meal will be
{l'Ce.
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artici
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• cconunu4H1 un ?__.. li) from Thctn Knppn•s all-crunpus Miss Ktllh .:i:.~ OeWiJJ, caf
eteria m ~t: • .aid lha.l :o
good ml>cl h ~el! plaDDcXI
for 1h ~Pic~r Pr Yiew
crowd. Deb Tau R.ho bate..r
nity and lll Je .:.~pa sororlly
will IC:Vfl, Pioneer Preview Schedule
1:00--Arrlve on Campus
Rogislrohon in Palatine Ma.nor
(f. or tudcnt.5 who dad 11ol ale nd,·nnce n.'&Crvations, 3
r" e1 w• o! supper tlc.kciJi i.s nvaauble al the rl'gaslration
t<1bU •)
Introduction o{ Sludont Loaders
Tour of tho Campus
(Sm ill t•ruup! ·"ill lenvc fwm the dra\\ ing room pc
riudn·nll\· throuphuut •he aHcmoon)
2:00--EducaHonal Demonstrations
!Studt•nt mQ.Y '1 u tht • ut nn~ time during the hour cx
ccptang thu.sc d•:signah•d for a tt!rtnin time.)
Art-Art Studio
Ct•rnmlcs
Drnwinc <2:30 ... :20>
Pnmting 0:!:30-2::l0)
Silk Scn.:cn
Biologicul Scicnct.."'
Pecbl~ s-15 , 1 G
Business-BA·I
C'lrtography-BA-3 Chcmistry~Bodinc-20
Home Ec Styl~: Show-
(::!:30)-Akin
Journrtl.ism-Gym-26
!'lusic-Chapel
Physical Education-Gym
Physacs-Bod inc-18
3:00--Introduclio n of Collego AdminisJraJio n
(Ocpm tmenl ht•nds nnd din • .-tor-ot nchvltws hnvc b~n
us ked to set up oCficc hours 1 rom 3-4:30 :md be avmlnblc nt
thnt lam•• to meet the • nim-s.l
Intramural Soflb4ll Came
SwimmJng Opportunity-Campus Pool
4:30--Cempul Capers--College Theater
An oil·<: .amp\ll \'Ur&l'l y -;how · ct-up from coll\.'gl· assl mblit'11
o( lh1 ~ Yl'tar.
6:30--Supper-ColJege Commons
<Tic k..t, 1-nuld bt· tt·urld at lim• of registration.)
8:00--Commun d Performenc._Collogt Theater
•"fnmm~ ol lht! Slut ·."by Wallanm Shukcnpc:u-t•, prcrcnh::d
bv collt•gc pluyers.
\0:00-Campus Co-Edventure
An informal danc:c. tall.:nt show nnd thc.re will be one cnndwida.'<:l-ao bctw~;t:n lhe
mdept ndt:nl nc1..
Acts fl'<ll]l the
productiOn w&ll •
Koppa-Gnmn•u
Include "l\lnn·
fOonllnuetS .,n iJ•c-G) p rfqrmnncc
As n grand climox 10 lh
aor dn· , dnncang a scll~dukd un-1
dcr the title of Campus Co-Ed-l
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Play, ngs on le
Command Performance of 'Shrew'
Awai!s Seniors al 8 p.m. Tonight Seminars Feature Exhibitions;
Departments Welcome Seniors
A chanc to so:c n play given in nrenn s~yJc will
• bl' otfc.red to vbltinc seniors when the drnmn de·
pnrtmcnt rcpent.s Shnkcspcnre's "Th·~ Taming of
th~.J Shrew" nt 8 p.m. in tht> C:unpw: lhcnter. Dcpru tmcnt demonstratlOn:J ..,; ui b<.' pr~nted b
lhl' vnrlous depnruncnts ror tL e students intcr
Mlt::d. The semuwrs wfll b &.n at ? p.m. 1rnmc
dwtch· following the tours £11'><-n by Blue K )
On{Pnally oU"red thrt.'C \vceks ngo ns the con-mcmb rs.
cluchng producti on o1 n :;en~ of four durmg \.h(' Stud<tnls in the dcp;u-unt'!Ilt3 gre t th hi '!\
Yt..ar. tht: "Shn:w" was also r pcau:d two we.: •ks .school s mor, v. ho mny att'"nd th canferenre [
ngo in o commnnd performanc~ for LC's nnnu:d hts chotec.
Mny fd •. The art dcpnrtmcnl \;:t1l co:tduct drn\10 mg c hi-
LC uudonls Dewey Harlau. from Jefferson hlch batmns nt 2•30~ :20 p.m., orunWtG cxhtbitioru
school ;and Prlsc:illn Wl':St, from • f. ld S. 12;30-2.30 p m.. ronm:s nnd SJ k
Mcdfurd. WIU ploy Pctruc:hiu and Fzsher ze zte cro.:cn. Tben ..... lll nlso be t.:'On!a-
Knltlnnn \\ath Ann Rl •. d. Bill Of E h 'b 'f · T "}f Owt:n, :from Frn.nk:lin high li<'.hool, X 1 1 zon l cnccs in blOJog • .1 sci~.;nt~. chcm-
R. l •• 'labor, rrum Jcffl!rson hllh Lnmbdn Plu F.psllun 0\LJClS Sill· ISlry, JOUm:uam and muste.
The h mt tC'<:'DOmlcs dcpm•-s~·houl, ond Arden Cl'tug, fron1 mu 1\lphta Slt:mn on r uht r field
(:u:. hnm, in supp<,~r t. this :.h~f noon in nn cx.hlbttion
llnrl~ won tht: :1ward gi\'cn by ~oftball gnmt•. mcnt will nrc. ~.:n~ n style shuw "
.'\lphu Psa Orrt~D, l'Gmpus chap. t~nmbdD H:pre!t!JllS Ute 1.~\\ 1!1 Akin Hml M• n' unmpolln~ dl
tP.r o£ ltac notioanl dramatics hon-jnt~tnnurol It ogue nnd Stgma lhc
,, nry for twu yt•nn; running and Clt'Irk loop Nt.::Xt \\ o.:ck tlu~ sort
·•PP uu:d an lht• t1tle role o! bull c:ruwn will bt: dl.'C:!dt..>d Kup
"Noala" ~:uhcr this S• n..;un. no Plu Alpho m<;cts th~,; Polecats
Mias Weu. a tNt.shman, wn.s lor tht• Lewis loop titl and lh •
born ln Chinu ond did rodio work waon n1 of thlS dnsh m t .MelV-
in Mct.lConJ. cooawau4 OD ,.,.. Cl) ploys ru:d WCimtn's mtcmotional
rolk dnncan • ~ Jl c U1e contribu
tion of tb~o: pbyrkal edu ·nuon dr
parlment 8'U!:1n dnunistnta '
nnd canor: ·•¢ y \1; ill be p.ra;tnt-
cd to the p't>) f.dd.
• • Paqc Two PIONEER LOG
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;ound, he cmphn ·~•!<.~, is "ulw.1y.
sood"
Tho programming dey stnrt.<
"u \\ lth n c:umblnntJOn or nud
ttJn( •• pnrt Iclpntlon sltnws nnCI
soap operas, both oC wlm•h Tr~~h
scl lwllt'\1l'S nro "nb~ulutdy
ghustly." Friday, Mnv t6, l
Poll Asks B
1s Grade Gn
Zc:!n~f!- ,.!~9.1-· Co1
Jack
\" The only rcnlly g<1od vtc\\ tng
hmc nt prc~•·nt J!l tn !ht~ ••v1•nang
when tlw nntl(l fln\~y tel(•trnn
saibcd shows c<1me on, nlon·~
'' tlh sptlrts ond some older ltol
b"'' ood movies. no wotrtt !l uv\!r ~r.1d1 dut> I
the I.tlt 1hnt Rr•·LI •s:ucs n~•ll
Wlwth. r flU..,, u r&ogrum mh
\\ ork Ia f•' Wll the Qlii'Ntllln
•
II
THE WAy NOT to look aJ t~levasio n is clemonttrat•d by, l~ft to tight, Jt!an McLean . Jerry T11ylor,
Kcm Hjorlnang Bud Kiekonapp , Geraldin e Sprott and Helen Hud1on a& they watch Kate Smith on lh~
set io the basemenJ ot BodcHul. When looking at TV poople should usually be around twolvo fott away
ftam the Kreen.. Images wero not strong ooough i > be recorded by tho camera.
By Herb Scholdor \\ h1c:h are the prtvntc property wh1ch are both houEoed an the ci-
A v; hol~sale tn\"ttslon of the of Dr A A. Groen me and James Trachsel, dphys1cs mnJor. dbut Lh"
cll'Ctron1cs dcpmimcnt has been '\: 'c physics mstructors, .:1nd cctromes cpartm£lnl, nn tt un-
undcr WS\' the past month ru 'One-Act' Harless rlt'dtalcly becomes clc31· why
thl' word 1~ getmg nround nmon~: "~pit: can bl' seen peer me ncar-
students that lhe 'COllC!:C hru D £ h &htedly as U~· emerge (rom oes veryt ing the basement of Bodmc every purchnscd t\\·o tC'IC\"1Slon sets.
The sets, both used ones, w rc s t I • Dl w• ., H 1. day.
bought by D" i_ght D Loom1c:, le$$ wtll dtrect nnd an in ° one- All programs recoived hew
phystcs tn$lrUctor, !or $~0 and :tcter, "Wr.Jtc Me n Love Se<!ne." c-ome on Channel 5 :rom Sc:tlllc's
$50 nbout four weeK.s ago 10 Cal· by Rscrson and Clements, which KING T\' and the telt.•cnsting
ifomta. Add to this two set~ will be CI\'Cn for the Women' s day gets under way ot 10 a.m
Latest Cars
Roving Kind t..cnsue of Lcwi!i and Clnrk May and lasts ttll mtdn1ght,
:!0 a1 2 p.m. in the chopel.
Cnst mcmbl'nl include Betty
B1551o Ron Willson and Bill Tre- , j \'Or. Reception 1s ''generalis gooJ
in the ently nrternoon nnd lotc
evening" accordmg to Jack Milton Borle ia a t:al'n t fn"OI·
ftc al LC, but the-program thnt
wins the booby pnre, in Trnch
scl's 0111nlon, is something cnll
l'd ·~he Bic Poy-0!1'' whkh tl"
u qutz procram that roml'S on
fnlrl~ enrly in the dny.
Trnd1sel olso \Jenrs :l minor
I grudge ngoinst disc JOC.kt.•)'S ~\'·
l'r smce the dny ht• Wt1s olmost
J1ypnotizt.'d by wntchmg n record
whwh the t:nmcrn followed or
' unct the turntnblc for u 2iOhd
t hi t runult. •
lt'a generally ngrocd locally
thnt th(o tlung ldevision needs
right now IS bctlt'r progrnms .
As Trnch<-cl put it, "While tht.•
~cc<'p tmn 1s ~oml'llmes bare!.)
,dcquutc, at's nlwny~ much bPl
l\.·r Limn most of th(• programs."
At lhc moment, the collcgc is
not oHermg o special course m
TV, but stud:. of the •~chmcnl
rspeets of lelevtSJOn IS lncludcrt
an the regular clrctronics couN:e.
Lewis nnd Clork is m a "pr~tty
good" locnhty ns far ns r••ccpuou
goes. "We'rt· on fairly high
gruund... and thl're'tJe no tall
butldmgs around," explainf'd
Trachsel.
1'hc antenna may be :..cen on
top of Bodine and there are two
f'mall "boostL'rs" on lop of the
~els to nmph!y lhe images from
the antennn. t•d n{ LC studPnts lly th~ I
lhtR Wt'••lc Anr.\\ cl'8 lollow:
WAYNE BRANIN , Jl, nrt lor to tl
ill devlc
jot·:. '7-lo. It's ""' n vr·t y wldr>t,JeiTlplnaalB
r!C'!'q>tcd J.IO)JC\'. It's tOO UO()J
thodux, oltJH)II!Jh 1t mtght PI\
-n"tc hnnicl' study~ng.'
AO,\IR THOMAS, sr. (•d
!or. ''Yes. II tnkl'll Lhc or•~ssuh l
of{ Of WOrking for grndco;o t~ttY\'Cr the pr
'l morc moturc wn~· or co1nd!J¢l~ Donna
mg htgJ1c1 , duc·atton. uthi111C C'lnss w
would be mnmto.~lncd ot is will t
"''l'n kc,.l." t~:o~d's tnllt
TAMARA CONDiT, fre hmnr. The chq
"It's 8 goor1 ldl'n bi!C!HIS•' )0 ';('lllll.ltn>, WI
would kno\\ the ktnd of .. ,.,,. •• .,linn L, hi
on " SnlJt you nrl' doing nnd putttng th 1 ' b •
cmphnsts on JUst :.. "lt·lll't ~ nuhm .;-r,~
I c~ I r;ruch 1s n•>t conduc vl' to goo
lt•m·n n~
SWt'l'l. ANITl\. CARMAN , Cr. sp. Brn:dlion
:nnjnr N' I d ltk<' In knuw d by Jtm
g1 ,1des so lhnt I cnu st1 h•c ProseniaJ
tmprovc myst•lf I'd llc tnnding :;
lhot I wncn t gc:lting ns heads ~
grades ns I c uld," mcnts. Eld~
MARY HOOPER . jr, cnc. mo l(:ltcs, will
JOr • .. , thi"~ tl' tt the honor cs who
tcm IS the ultirnnt•' achr to !lp
In ·!ducnhon Grodi!S get Jn ic ll
' av c f lcornin, " izabeth (
BERNICE CHASE, sr. cd. m Or. John ~
01 Jn the futurt .•• but t: 1
don't think the students :md foe deon c
ult' 1ft r,• td't' or 1t
VIVI NICKERSON,
:norto I thtnk lhot an !S..'lllY
cr llll'mc wtth mot •' critJcisr.to
\'ould I.Jc b1 tier thnn just sLnn
datdtzcd gr ldl''
ANN REED. Jr. sp <1 t< ·ely.
The senio
.lCt.d neat
pr~;ent~
resider
• JOI'! "I went lCJ W11hnm and Mnn .• enes ~ By BiU F'oa
The LOG ne"" bureau. m co
opcrntlon wtth the Hoope'£
Hood ngenc:y, has begun wor~ the ~c>conct oldest coliC!.'<' tn lh· Pres1den~
U. S., in Wlllwmsbul'g, V::~. Th nnounced I
ha,·e the fl.r:o.t chnrterPd g eng~ Admiral/ s Namesake Born in Little Log Cabin
on the m.)-oste:ry
of the wander
ing automobil
es. Whlle till
baffled by the
case or the mo
del "'T," the ln
vest.tgntors re
ceived nn nn·
onymous note
1n eonncruo.:
With 8 <ccond Bill F'os.s
auto l)l('ft The note
A ·'T" m tht: pool, an ''A" 1n
the rose.
What \\'Ill
knows? be nc.."<:t. Who
Y. E. P.
LOG det• cllv£;S Wt!T" dtspatch·
l'il lo the ros..: garden and found
as the nol• hiDh.-d . .n blue model
.. A... f'ord among the roses. The
front seat of th~ v~d car wns
flying mtiJl'Stu~ally from th~ tO}I
of the nog pole, nearby. ll was
disoovc.rcd later that lhe car be
longed to Rnktgh Mc:Vtckcn.
Im•esugnto rs are worktog frnn
ucnlly to uncover o lend to the
mystery but as yet no convAcl
mg C\'idencc has been :found.
• • •
H ean be truth:-.. ::)" wid that
lh•• student body commwno ne.n;
a:r~ "up in lhc atr"' ove lhc mo\"·
mg of Lhc lttUc whttc houS('. The
student bod>· wo.s mo\•ed 10 the
~"~thcr end of the !!nior parkmg
lol to rnnkc room !or work on l ... c
new bosebnJJ diamond and llfl'
building ls sull up un bloc:ks.
Olftc• rs nrc now getting lht•r•
daily cxPrclsc hy merely climb
)ng into their office. . .. .
SJgn on the P1onccr pos't buJ.
lt>tm botu'd: Freshman A£smcbly,
Tue£ \Vhnl is ~n Aumebly? By Tom O'Oay
He's nt.•vcr stnr.t-ed 10 athletics,
b~n in the movaes. won n beau
ty contest or gambled at Mont~
Carlo. ln tact John Paul Jones'
only distinctlon is being named
after a rumbuncUous odmil1ll uf
the re\'OlUIIonnry war,
Born
(thts lS m a little log cabin
an the-mnnnc.:r or an,L--..
er well-known Am£>rlcan), an
Omnh::.. Nc.:broskn, Jon•• gn:w
up 1n North Platte, Ncbrnd .a
with n shor l mll·rvnl 1n the
chemung town of Btnklf·mnn.
Jones c:am1t Jo LC from Pc.H •
land's Waslungton high schl'ol
tn 11149 with a tchol:n'5hl p,
Besides b mg an act1ve mem
ber of lhc pohllcnl SCICnLC club
and Lambdll Phl Epstlon, Jones
is a charter member or lBBBB
BQ Onte.rnnt1onal Broth~rhood
of Booktc.s, Bartenders ond Bt.:r·
lesquc Queens) local no I J6.
~Herbie Swartz• ns Jones is nf
C~>cllannt.c.ly known to hts friends
plans on cnrcring the ftcld oC
politics and lnw after graduatin,;
10 1958 !rom the Uni\'Crsity of
Mic.hrcnn low school. John's plan • 1ndudcs one more year ot LC,
two in the nnny nnd rhrc'' nt ht\lo
5ehool.
"Thw time sch!.>dulc will pro.
cr!Cd," Herbie patiently explam
cd, "bnrring nets ol nature, actt.
BILL & TOM'S
BARBER SHOP
All Helrc:uts
SSe
1103 S. W. Toylor'a Ferry Rd. ol Cod or a nasty disposiuon 01:
the pa1"t of t ncle Jot;." ·s concerned is very good, off~r
mg opportumties to every inter
cstcd student wit.h a little hustle
But he docs !md fault with the
way mnny of the courses are
tough! in American collcgl!s, tn
cludmg Lewts ond Clark. 'lystem, rounded in 1 ti98. H n rough Mi
p1u cnlly didn't work. Thl'rc During
a lot mort: chcatang thon
would huve bc·en ntherw1sc. Con ~~~1nuon o
ditions ha,•c• to be conducive plr'Olle ~
the policy. AI Reed, you ha tnomahl
n "'en· difh'n·nt nttitudl'"
'·Professors don t leach you h
think, they just give you a few
"Billy Graham Jpfl me cold," tools wh1ch help you get along Jones said. ~'and J can't sec Mo-n h!c We nrc fostering .a new Already planning hts campaign
for tttc off1ce nl ovt•rnor Jn
1962, Jones has laid down part
of his future platform. Suppos
tXily. John t.S not n veteran, hates
labor, can't stand business nnd
fanners chtll h1m. Am eric Chorus Singers Needed He wiJI 'I
Choru op1 nJn~ n 'l\ .111 mu•n t addrel
now for the Porllund CIVIC o~rn' Coscadt:
production of Counod's "Faust
Presentation llmr• is in Augu l
g••nerut10n of Babbitts with oar-hnmmedantsm " •
Campus U!o u r•~ os 'llcrl.t1 •• :row mmds and loud mouths." For further inlormotion, cn1
AT 6141, eJClt•nsion 261,
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• • • • • • • • • : • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • . C<'''~nlr.v Palmar.· pr11ncd:
LIFE IS NOT
LIFE AT ALL
WITHO UT DELIGHT
1 I.CI.ory,·n Dt}eal
Punctu .. te your life "ith pleasures. A
shorl paus~ for n Coke m~ns a full stop
to h.ring work nnd a fl'(."'h !IIArt r~Jre.,/ud.
Coca-Cola BotJllng Company of Oregon
..) 19H. lHl COCol COlA COM,.NY olle
• 1rs
The coli
Slilnley
'he only :
1l com~
UCliiJDy, M,
•
BONNl
. . ... ola
The perC(
H the gym
of hath l'itut
bf' nd. y 16, I PIONEER LOG Page Threo
·ks PIONEER LOG
·ntsh. onvocationAddress
due l
•~s n<•n Jack Grlmelod . aontor apooch maJor. will be tho prtnclpal
m nn, .lf~)O<llltc~•r for tho eonlor convoca tion. Tuesday . May 20, at 11 a.m.
twn " This wlll bo tho last public appearance of tho sonior cla811
lhl• L(.' ior to tbe regular commcmcoment. June l. The convocation
IW!
11 devlat~ from the thomo uaod In past years in that tho tn L n y aala will not bo of a splrUua.l nalut'e. Tbe t"oltglous aspect ....__...__
)0 un I bo taken caro of at a apoclal eenlor chapel. -
ght Full .,, an, UH pl"Occs: a• 11 1l Dr an no\ ullnn by the clnss 11f '52 as oacun S Odell \\til pro'"""' Bob DON FLOREN BOB BISSELL
_condu
St the •enovnlton ond mnklng or 0 IHr•eumutnn, pre~:Jdl'lll of the clnss )lcrmnuent plncc Cor thf! S• nun '52. Uut:crmnnn will prcsadc bl:nch from the cln s of 1!1:12. The r th(' progrnm . bench IS to be olnccd between the Donna Huggint, li•·<'rCI ary of
~IC dnss wall rcud the Invocation. nrboas by the BA building. ..• taktu oYer lumborman 'a chores
--~--. • 9f'L. yearbook headache SALLY SKINNER
••• earrios the upirin -
will bt• n prelude to Granl·
lcfld's tolk on, ''Opcrntton 1952"
reshmllJ'I The <;hrnr, dtrectcd by three
enior.;, wtll sang thnl' numbt•rs. Dolores Menstell
Claims F ulbrighl
Music Scholarship Council Chooses Floren, Bissell
For Student Publications Posts
'""'"'"lion L• hi will lead, "Rcgcnern-
t ton." Snllv Mcnridc wall dhcct mg " "let lei n numb~·r comp(J!II!d and urr~ng t•d Bob BI!ISI'Jl ond Don Flor•'n
were oppa ovcd thill WCl•k by the
atudl'nl couttcal as stud•·nt-hcad&
vl the VOYAGE UR tmd Pinn.
c1•r LOG, respo'CI avely. Sal)\
Skmncr will bo• oasu1tant editor
of thco VOYAGEUR . book and til'ntor a IStfint cd1tor' IJ o jumor Englash-phllosophy
nl the school pnpo:r. major.
Floren has been reporter, Mw Skinner, JUntQr ndvcrhs-
1 ht11. The ~on~. n Mnrllnqul• 0 k tum• Is t•ntatlcd, "Syrup Is r'irsl Lc\\ il. clnd Clark !llUdl•nl
lo win the Fulbright t~chnlnrshlp
for foreign stud)· nnnuully grnnl
cd to two students in cuch stole,
is Dolores Menst~ll. gnuluotlng
~<.mio 1· in music, who will study
lor 10 months next year in Aus
tria at the Mozart coll<'ge oC mu-tports •"dator nnd n55ltnunt cdl-1ng maJor, was rtcllvlly t..-d1tor
:or or the LOG DOll :lBSI!rtonl or the lfl52 VOYAGEUR and Will
sports l.'Ciltor or lhc VOVI\GEUR. assist Blsst?IJ ns 85'51Stant cdllo.
He h:as :ti!Q been pri'Sldcn or nf'..Xt ycnr. Conc:uncn l with her
Kappn Pha Alphn. member of P1 •lutli!S on the VO\" AGEUR she
Delta Epsalon, J()Urnultsm hou-will CD-edil the Pioneer Gu~dc
ornry, is alumnt Sf•cr~>lnry of '" the rail with Tom Odoy. pubsp.
nllW Swt'l't." The Ianni number,
'Ba azilinn P.·alm," will be darcct
d b) Jam Pout
Proaentaliona of nw:u ds to oul
t.tnd lntz tmior will be made by
gOII)1.1 headS Of lhl' VlltiOUS i.1cpnri-tnve
worrJc
s Bts!:o•l, sophomore business ud
mtnultrntlon muJor, :.eclion t..-dltot
ur lhts year's VOYAGEUR nnd a
mcmbur nr Delta Tou Rho frat-
crnaty and p, Dcltn Epsilon At
Columbl.•n high school in Cor
bett he wus editor of the year-Blue Key, scna•Jr men's notional
nonor Cr.ltcrnlty, and was cl••ctcd
this wec.k All pr<!$1dcnt of th,. ll.cntions commissioner . She 1s
mo octave m the Lcwts nnd
Clnrk band and orchestra. 11Jlt:n~:s . Eldon Fix. d1r<.•ctnr of nth·
lt.!li~'S. will nume thl• senior nth-:-1c.
lt:tes who have contribut••d the The Fulbright scholnrshlp will ng,
o!naor class for J!l52-53. Floren
•• ,1,,u,t to sports. Ornma, music ond pny Dolores' tuition. trnvct, No Culs Friday
cholastic ments wall be calt,.•d by book." and Ih·ing expen:;cs watl!
'""''"lt.:lh Gurdaner, dramn heud: on Austrian family, besid1..'S on "Colle~" cla_,u an not being
l"d. Dr. John Stark E\•ans, mus1c de-allowance for extras or 27,000 c:!tsmiSSl'd for the Pioneer Pre
• but ,.,:utmcnt; and Or. Charles How-hilhngs or 900 dollars. view nctivitacs," declared Vergil Combination Biology-Geology
Course Offered This Summer rd, dean o( the (uculty, tcspcc- Told Tuesday of this honor, S. Fogdoll, dean of students
a\·ely. Ootorc.o, now expects to leave IC u gavcn faculty member has 1'he department~ of biology and geology are ofCering a
Thl• t:nior girt. a sun dint to bl' Pbrtlnnd m August, where she ~ personnl nsstgnmcnt with a corrt'bmation course in the geology and biology of the norlh·
.-.rtntacl'd m.•ar tl'w doUin pool, wall was born and has spent her 21 pn:vac\~ that makes ~~ necessary west during the second six weeks or summer session, July 21
ntac•sr e prt .ente:d by Bul'ct mann. A:rl year , for Washmgton, 0. c. to dismiSS n class, or a( the room ? . . • •
t sum There Fulbraght scholars will as nl?ct. "'H'Y (or th~ educatio nal to August 28, _195-. Th~ comb!ned cou~se carne:. ~lX semester President Odell Slates :.pen~ some time both there and 1 cicmon trntion .uch unnouncc -, hours o~ crcd1L and w1ll Culf1ll lhe scHmce requtremen ts for
rts m vi11lttng the enst coust bdore RO ml.'n~ dwuld be: made to con-~raduat a on.
d Mar) eries of Adresses ang to lheh· respective dC$lina ~rned clo 1\e:l by their inHruc-1 As now planned the first, third and sixth weeks of the
• in tht President Morgnn S Odell has tlons. ton. . course will be ~~~nt In class and
a. Thej nnounced the Collowinfl !!peak- Dolores will spend two wc~k il Danceable Anderson Band loborntory work on the campus.
:1 hono !ng en~agements for Moy 18 oraenlalion time at the Amoricnn The second w~k \\ill include an
• It ap hrough Mlly 25. I embassy in Vienna before be- cxh.•ndcd trip into the Ct,.t!Codes
ere \\'a! Duran{' the western regionai pinrunJi! study. Entertains at Senior Prom and on mto central Oregon.
n lherc conference or th~ Nationnl A, Dolores. whose parents arc AttentJon will b. gi•en to the
se. Con IOCiatton o( Bank Audator and 'l4luro.Iized G~rm:~n s, learned Seniors will lay aside pre-graduation duties and post-!lora vt tht present ond of the
CIVe lc Comptrollers , May 20 ut the German beCore English and sllll pone belated studying for finals to enJOY the Junior-Seni or past as ;::videnced by fossils. A
u hav1 \tullnomah hotel Or Odell .,.. ill peaks it at home, "although my prom to be given tomorrow evening in their honor by mem-visit to Mt. Adams will occupy
n..•ak on •·Ten Commandment English as now my mnin lone· · b · · · 1 d most of the fourth week, with In-
.-~ bers of the junior class. Adm1 ~sion is y anvttnuon on y an Qr Ameri<'nns." uage. ' She expects to enjoy a t\:!re.st centering 1n \'Olcanology , eded He will presl.'nl the commence-yenr among Germon spcnkmR is limited to juniors and seniors and their guests. gla<"iulogy nnd in the sub-alpme
nddrt'ss lor U\e senior closs people and to begin ht•1· classes Tuxedos, formals and corsages are in order for the bnll florol d1splay which comes at thlS
n,
A
•
¢ Cos<'adc high school, Mny 2~. with httle trouble. which will take place in the Congress hotel from 9 to 12 p.m. time of the yur. A trip tc• the
ollege Choir Presentation
irst Portland Engagement A six-pi~e bnnd, under the dir- Oregon const is planned for a
I.!Ciion of LeRoy Anderson. will Ontt; S.lturdny. ~1ay 17. 1D52 part or the !a!th week, at whi<.!h •
pro\•ide mus1c for the :;prin" Ttmc.> 9 p.m. time the geologtcal h1story of the
dance and will CNiur~: Cathy Plnce: Congress hotel const mngc and thl.> plant succcs-
Ot Mo. a. vocnh. t Cor lhc c\·e Price: ln\•itationul Si(lns and commumues wall be
studacd There will be upporlunnang Durang int~nnu•sion. Stan Drt: :-: Tuxedos, Cormnt.o;
Trogt•n will sing several num· ily to obsen c bards and mrunmnb
The college choU', dueclcd by
Stanley Glorum wlll pre:;~nt
'hl only Por tlond engagement
its complete tour program on
lfUif.'SdiD.). May 20 al 8 ·15 p.m
BONNIE NEWBURGH .. nt body cnrd. General public
price~ will be one dollar tor ad
ult~ and fi(ty cenl~ for studl•nt,
Soloast Ceatured on the pr\l
grnm wall ~ Bonnie Newburgh,
ophomorc music major, who
''til ung Je Suis Titunin by Tho
mas and Ou\•re Ton CC\eur by
Bizet.
The varied prog&am will in
clude numbers in double choir
'uch as Mis~ricordtas Domini by
"'rances('o Durante , sung in La
lin, to contemporor:r <.'Omposc r
Jea Bt:rgcr's Brozilion Psnlm and
the C()mlc chJtda en's song by
Graeg, Burmbaskl•o I Bumba durang the course.
bcrs, nccompanymg himself n Jonn F.lliott in prPPIU'Ullon for A ~tudent may t•nroll for eather
the pwno the "t.'Uionical part of lhc coul"Se A h bo f • n the event nrc: Shirlt:y Adamson .., .. ugo uquet 0 sprang ow- (Geol. 14. Gt.--olo""' of Orcnon. 3
d · b k • 1 ~• •lecorntions: Belly Lake, entm • ....., o cr . nrnnpl' m a os c. P nco.':U semt..>stl'r hours> under the direc-
h I C th (I 'lt uunment; Fn>d Tomlin. bund· an I c c•m cr o c oor W& han of Dr. Jamc.s Stautfer, or lor l'onslllutc the decorations . John Paul Jones. lnvllat11m s: Pat
Lnnce, tcfreshments; Mnrgc the biological part (Baol. 21 or 121. As ndvisers ur lh~ two class- Natural History of tht.' northwes t,
.... Or. BenJ'"min Tnu:l(tt!r nnd Dodge, p:.trons nnd palloncsses, 3 h ) d _ ... b .... .. semester ours con uct..." y
Or. John Anderson, scnaor nnd "nd Jim West, clean-up. Dr, FrancLS GllchnsL The CQursc
JUnior counselors. rc.pccth dy Pnt.rons nnd patronesses In-is so planned, however. thnt a stu-
wall be honor llu• •ls. dude Mrs. Edith Snuth and Mr. dent mny toke both courses con-
A .. iahng general ch"irmnn !tnd Mrs. B. C. Elliott. cu~nUy, thus constituting a full
college program :for the six wcckB REPRINTED BY POPULAR REQUEST
Final Exaznination Schedule
with soloists Ouvid Vnn Flt·t·t, A four dav final cx:lminallon 1Chedule is planned for the Scott Bench and Sum Trogcn. -With the permission of the an
~truct or, upper da\'Won stud nts
who ha\'o had a 1)1'1!\'iou..s course
ln biology, and who underwlre a
•peel a! project. of th tr o\~ n, rnny
rt!¥i. tc.r for upper dwu;lon crt.>d&t
\Btol. 121). An original number arranged spring semester according lo De,m Charles W. lloward. Ex·
by Snlly McBride called "Sirup amuHalions w11l start Monday. May ::!6. Following is the com
ia; So Sweet'' wall also be pr~:-pl'-•lt.• rinnl examination schedule·
~entr:d. I MONDAY. May 26 WEDNESDAY. May 28
Anothl!r spectnl number will 11 00 MWfo' 8 00-10:00 0 00 M\\'fo, 8:00-tO·OO
i•t> the men'b qunrt~l composeri ('unClict 10 15·11:45 9:00 T"l'h 10:15-11:45
of Allan Lehl. Scott Beach, J;tck 3•30 MWF 12 15 !! 15 1:30 MWF 12:15-:!:15 F.;tch student will PTO\'Idc his or
her own .s1cepang bag and camp
mJ: cqutpm\'nt. ·.c~PQrtation -nnrl food on the traps wtll be or-
mngt:d Cor :~t cost, nnd should not
NOve unduly expt'nsive .
Jennings nnd Jam Paul. 3 :JO 'I'Th :!:30· -4 00 1:30 'M'h 2.30-4.00
}-..:....:....o...!0
!!11l~•!!Z...!J01u~•!!1
.!!.0~!!.!!!!.!!!!!;"--- l Tour prugrnm, sung nt 'I con-TUESDAY. May 27 THURSDAY. May 29 Anyone anlcrestcd m the course
IS 10\itcd to communfc:nte with
Or. James Stnutrcr, department
oC biology ond go.'Ology, ar Dr.
Frnncis Gilchr1.~t. depllrtmc"t ot
luology Philne CHerry 7531. Th<.• pea formancc wall be .nang
~t the gym Cor the convenie nce
~( h•1th sludcnL'I nnd focultJ wh~
ill be ndmittcrl It cc by stud-cl!rt.o; this sprlnc has bcl.'n ht•ard tO 00 MW~' 8:00-10:00 8:00 MY:F 8.00-10:00
b_v 10,-lfiO people. 10 00 'ITh 10:15-11•45 8.00 TTh 10:15-11:45
Special lighting Will be ar-!!:30 MWF 12:15· !!:15 12, 12:30 MWF 1!:15-:!.-IS
rnngeJ by Da\'id Thn)·cr. 2:30 'I'Th 2:30-4:00 Confh<'t 2:30-":30 PIONEER LOG rraday. May 16, I
l.A!tter to n.;;; '"" . s ::an1ors the WHITE'S WHITTLINGS
Since l have mlk\.:d lO mo lor \'OU in the Lcwts and Clnrk -conference in you high ehool, I am most happy now to wei-
com you on cnn1pas as you hnvc ncceptcd the im·llataon of
~ "aatt'd students to att nd Pion.. C>r Pr \'icw. (You Name it and You Can Have it)
Or the Tale of the Wandering Writer
I knol\' that s udent eommiltecs hnvc done cver~~thing
ihe) cnn to make today n enjoyable onl' fnr you. W~ hopei
'Ou will know more about Lewis 3nd Clark 11nd 1\S program • By Bryce White
Slowly creeping along th1t
vnenda. tho klllor made h11
way to lho opctn wiJldow .
Bang! Bengl A allnr flaah
broke tho night alr and. the
asaeuln fell . • dead a. a result of '?our ,., .. ft. •
1f your 1-erord to d ttC would predict lhnl you can do rol
l gc \\'Cil"k suc-ccssfull) 1 \\'(' urge you l{) go on to college ne" •t
·'ear. In doin~ so, \10 e know that many of~ ou watl Join us here
on campus ns m~bers of the:-do of 1956.
V~r~ll <\ Fo~dall
Dean of St.JdcnlS
BARK OF THE LOG
Hosemen's HearJs Bleed for Squirt Victim;
Professor Katherine Arnold, S'il Vous Plait
T·) :tht Ed.iJor: hnps thf.'rc wns a mothc behind
thai hosing. As Un Jlilpcr as cirt"ulntcd, J
will be lcavma;: !or my \"ntln~
pl'('('mcl-the mtcnt: to tlnd out
who's runnmg 1nr oU1~.
I dCin't know who is up; but
ns 1t cmch to be l"llhcor Eu,t•n·
htm er. Thft, \\'orum nr De\\ cy,
I ha\·c no chotct! m my o\\ n pnr
ty-sance GrO\.·er Clc,·ctond qui~
runnin~
Thals nil for politJcs ••• but
I ho~ somt.:onc knows mort• •• b
uut them thun I dn. I don't hkc
r>olltacs anyway; tt's htghly cun-
• l\J$1"'.
As n mutter of fnct, politics is
like ~beep -you don't know
which party is pulhng thC; wool
over your cy\!:, • • 1000 CPA'• and holding a dnfl
notlc:o In tho olhor, tho c:o11ogC!'
oxooutaonors aro OCJain about
to provo tho 8CJO·old 11'\otlo.
"If you can wdto. you might
not bo rlgh1! but if you write
leU you could bo right-U you
aren'l wrong.
J wns lo!:'kanv uvt!r the hallls·
ltcs 1 cpo1 t the ol1\er dl\)' when
thU. E::U'' rome. in, SCl'.. He wnnt
<"ti to know just what we m(;·inl
by the headline Jrm \\ cck. Shot
Shorts."
.. 1 don't konw," t replied. I
s:ald the prinh•r probably knock
ed the "r" out of Short" by mir>
tnk~: so h.: k.nuck<!d the "I" out
of me. ("8)' mastakc," he said.)
Seems he worked for lhc: BVD.
• •
And then Uwrc's \he story
.tbout the idjot named McPug I ,.,l whic•h Wl udd "Anyb<Jd}' !'iCIIl'
McPu~""
• StJV( 11 '
tl curcmn
'''tllng. 'l'l
lumc Go
lrh.u·n W
Danner
IT the 01•X Allor four ttnd half hour&
of aormona on tho Old Toata.
mont Roverond Brown waa jutl
getting hat aocond wlnd ... And
Isaiah. whoro ahall wo place
him?' ho boomed. Man in SJdt•nt; front pow voluntoored anawer. nn&l GQ
"Give him my ICKJI • , • I m go Vc:'lt, hist
lng homo.·
Lcttt-r to the railroad coan. l.:tst W pnny: Gentlemen -Why mu • tnsltllh:
yout• engine htss and phiz These
puif and huff und snore nt: Ann
odch and roor nnd snort us. tl-cnsu
pant nnd rant and screech .nl":>h(ll: Ch
howl and monn nnd groan tlge, c:ou
toot and hoot nnd t'ltug and ~rot Sprot
and grind nnd snort like II-3~
night long?
• • •
whn went raround yelhn~. "Any-With thut Beth.m.Y took
bod) l'cn Clrmo" o\·cr and t'nc tn hilt arm~ nnd I' i., ;t.'d. Ann G
n, nationn1
·ng the
m Holco
:tvcr He was lookmg for friend h:ndcrly For them 1t wa:; I"out· Cn
Cluncv who accid~ntully found con'lummalion o( n h(~.Jti •nr•\llmlnith:c d
:l million-dollAr Hold nHne dream Tht•) married nnd 1i " They
But the poor idiot WMrl't ~o happilY ever afler. ~:conol'1 'Tn artJtle which Clppeared in
c May 2 issue o( th~: 1':1Dnecr
'I..OG contaant.>d a nUmN~r of in·
... .:curacies that should be cor
~~ted . y,,u must rcmembc&· that lhe
!lUrposc of all the horsmg and
hosinG thnt futcful dn~ was to
r1d the campus of trash. ('.XOC:
dirt and so on. Stealthily starking iu vic
tims u. lhose monsters o( tho
aeaden:uc deep--final examtn
ationa. Constructing a guillo
tine wuh on~t band to behead I Curlunalc-hc was marooned on Thu endeth volume CCCI the secont
1 desert islnnd with 101 \\'omen ol the h(c of •·ou, Girl Frida.,.:.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------~---------~----------~~~~~~-=~~~~~ ·~JICIIty Ne
The dat~ of my JOanin!: t.hc
:faculty or Lewis and Clark e<t\·
leg.: (th~n Albany CPlleg•~ lo
c..,•ed at S E. J3th and M m) was
1t March, 1942. SPOHN'S SLANDER \ .. ,\e19
muth ins
Miss Fr~ Maybe in the eyes of lht
.quirts who let you ho,·c tt, you
:a,·erc Included in th~tt group of
obJcclJonablc objects. ycnr, \\
IS summer. 'Wench of Week' Spotlight Focuses on Psych Major
Lorna ]. Burgermiester , Girl Coke Machine Guard Dean Fr4
c wtll ott
&t' of Educ
.... , .. ~s or devcl( After the dtange of n m~. lo
c: .. tlon and pres10ent, frene!\
-ctlS es y; ~re added to th se thnt
I b .d be<!n leachint: in m&the
, 1atscs.
Af«:r ocbng !or sev~r3l ) ears
a~; head or the foreign l n~agc
depnrtm~t. 1 became he<td of
the mathematics uepii.rtmenl, a
~tl tllon I hold ~t the PN:sent
t.am "lth lhe rank of fuU pro
f et>S~Jr.
My longest contmu;,us eonncc
~ ... •n "it.h an\' 1.d cauon 1 l11Stt•
'\ubon bclor · comang to U!wlli
end Clark colle,gc ~ •S "-"'th Mil
~W;rukec-Downcr c:ollege. MH
,._ r.uk~ Wlsoonsm where for
ne .)ears. I was he.aa of tb'!
rnat~emal.ics dtptartm.!.nt
M~ CisSOC.taUon \\'tth St. Hcl·
en· hall constSted or h\ o per-
111 widely separated ar. lime,
one of fn·c years as heaci of
1rnn•hemntics and recently one or
four ) ea~ as teacher of French
in j:m10r rolle~:c.
!I truaJ that thc5e correction;
rns auppl~menlary fatu nuw be
L~ughl tu the &ttenu:m of ~our
r~:iers..
Kot~nne S Arnold By Jun Spohn Anyway , whether ~ ou were
washed down anto the can~'tln on
a tide of scum or merely Wl'll
soaked, my la~art truly blecck .. In th~ ::.pung n youns mon':;
for you. C:~ncy lightly turns to thoughts ot
May I inform you thot thcrc lo\'e, women and convertibles.''
arc two door Into the snack Tn respect to the adage. a~d
~hack. Wtts it so ncccssan· to the s~ason the LOG wath 1has .•s-
-sue, maugurnt~ a new scrtcs, make your entr .. ncc through the • ·w h 1 h w k ..
front door that you would bra"e · cnc 0 .t e cc • compo~ed
I C d ( t I h ld or intervtews of outstandanJ! a anc o ma , m an 1 c c 1 rcn b .
who wu:ld(.'<f fl hose7 ~ampus caulle!\.
Thankmg of yClur nnmc an bold- " • •
ta<:i! head and the hundred'S of
eyes seeing Yt•U ns a public fh:
urc drenched through to the
8V0 S perhaps it W'US ll worth
while venture..
I'•~ heard it told that you C\'c:l
carried your ~:r1pc to the admin·
i1tr-.:tt1on. P(!rsonally I would
!eel n lltlle !onlish telling an ad
minunrator, wh1le I stood there
dr1pplng wntcr nll over h1s desk,
thnt two imbe<ales cot me wet
But we rnust remember the Bill
of Righ!Ji. Freedom from fear.
E\·cn though I am told that
you dtd u.unt the ho~emen Just
" little belorc you l(~~ivcd the
big ~uir t, I Te<~lh· symp:Hhiz,.
with yvu ;.nd 1 sincerely bclicn
that we should rc\'lse th•! en Lorna Jecn Burgernue sler
monopolizes the pothght ot
hcauty this week. Lorna, a sen
ior psycholOiY maJor, stands 6
fl'Cl 4 inches on hct· hind feet
:tnd wctghs 57 pounds.
Her ~entiat measurements
arc 6. 83 and 83. W1th this cur
vuclous hgurc, Lorna Jean tends
to captivate the hcarl of neurly
ever}· male on the campus With
the exception of Les Wcthcral
her fiance
·au.rgy. · as she is uHcctionatch•
' called by her colleagues, wu
horn an L .. opold\'IUc, Bclgi<Jn
Congo and she comm!!nted when
u ked wh>• .he came to the U.
S. A., "WbC)(Jp, ~hcc umboogu!"
To Jbe Editor: lrancc rl!quircmcnls in order ttr
M3 heart bJ~~s for you. Mr bar lrom the coU.-ge anyone With
B! ch. To be caught 10 the \\an! squirhng tcnd1•nt:Jt In lasl week' pP.rformancc of
the immortal play, "Mnimin$:1 or
tho Foo," Lorna Jean disphiyl'fl
her outstandjng dn•nmtic ability
by playing the part or Arpogio,
whose f:tmous line you tcmem
bcr a .... Whoop "'hoc umboogn." <lf .. clean-up eiompiUgn must be Maybe we •hould 1r the pco.
tlmble. ~pccJall~ if )'OU lire (lie that hor ·· ·I" un 1 end gel
c ugbt full 1n the f c ~Jlh a I squ1rtcd, too.
t.u.:her of cold \\ nter; bur. per- The HOMmen Another of Lorna 'a cc..mpus ac-r h•ltacs that w~n her Came was
the hem1c ·•suvmg of the coke
machine in the S> m It Wll!;
lhrcatcncd that if gambhng on
the machine 's reactions to a nt·
<-kle didn't slc>p, It would be re
moved.
Burgy chained hcrsciC to the
coke dtspenscr ;.nd vowed to bite
the fii'St luol who tried to take
("'
( "
( I
~ " •
I f
' ( it, thus 1-codcring a great l\crv
to the drinking portion or
tucll nt body '
Whilo oa11ng a bltnuna offered A final
to me. by Lornn at•the end ol out anned, preJ
mtervicw, I nskcd her what her s. Helen ~
olans for lhc future we-re tllld rs cntcrt.a
flt'r much mcd1totion he ans ubaC'h, Dr
wcred \\ ath the prosaic, "Whuop ry and Dr,
whee umboogu!" The tills
.; al dannci
(
( I
( \ Frcshma,
·ur. They al
lrginia Piet
nl oouncal
For the
g {t mother•
'cdncsday, 1
e
mpull pro
Ronald
ther ofl1ce
c exchcQut:
~\·ens, wor
The nc
rton, Bob
arvin, Ken
ummer I
Dr A. A
nmc wuo
118 summe
W. Jlowa
gc. --The coun;~
to August
~~~=--<' r c1cdits i
•Harry. No. Harry. The swlmming pool a down there." J 1-12.
• Anyone w .---------THE BULLETIN BOARD ------:----u loutd see
Communists Imprison, Kill Czech Students -('a~t~
If t I
~Cole6de
~tnc.IAI vubUmU~n c•• t ,. A~lat ... J fltu!l~nll! or 1-1 11nd Clark
coU!!'C• t'ub11d•C'd "" t~.lily durln,c &.be ooUI'• t• r •• •ut•.etl"Uon rate~~. 'U IW P"T )41'-
t.::trt".rcd liS ~:lOUd C:L'l II trAil r J'•rrllllno.l, Q~con,
EDITOR
Bryce White
Bnt f'ou .Managmg E<lilor Ceraldane Sprott Aut. Society
Ann Crannln; Editoriu Editor Tom O'Day Sports Edl.lor I
Herb SchoJcSer f't'aturq Editor· fl•nc:T Miller Society £dUor
~nr ..... Chrt!l :l'aazda~r.
~ret C a :a ail .a•, Osn<14•••
8prott, c Ill a r le • Q:lal"qiLLat ,
aau...rt- :JkU.t:ra t7, Blalae .Drtn. .n.. 8polla. .,..._'"'"1' ana
&1•1', :l'lA ••• 1'wdt•a, Ylqt.aia. .. WM&D . Bla~ Lindle Ad•. Mgr. •
Cotamalat 11m •pohn
ClrclllaUoo 'Pat •trallq, A.l
•"-Pia.e .. oaa. a.a• 1la111ba, a&r-
1tara Colee, Xar')' La.d, A.Uce
K14a, By f"lo Ann Perkins
ThJO\nng a Jaundic· d eH• on
C!1ming student clrctions, th~
Daily Texan printed this "un
rluli!liCi~ ad":
"'WanJed: SeYoral thousand
"*olen who won·t be Jed IUco
lboop tha 1prJng but who will
voJo for ecmpua political can.
didates on tho bula of Jhelr
merit•."
Here lu an unnl~asanl bll of
history ror U. S. collcg,• stud•·nts.
On f•·bruary 25, HH8 the old
ond h•ghly n·nPratcd CharlC!s
uru\'ensity '\\as takl'n over by
the Communh;ta in t>rugue,
CzcchoslO\·akia. The purge ~orne ~tftcr the stud-1 ~l'Jy considers tho atudonts. 80 A n·pre ·t; Bureau
cnts hr.ld a mass demorutration per cent of whom were anti·Com· on camp
tn protest of Communist ul muniu •.. Us most bitter en· twl:t:n JO:
tempts to seize the! country. omies ••• " rvwws for
Sf'VCJ'ai atudenL were !ihot and A Buff1tlu Stole Te&chers col· Students
~illcd; mony more werl' (!Xpc•llcd lege studt.:nt hllll ndm&llcd dnrn· ll:n'l~w
und •'duu;entmg" prorc ·i()n. were "gtng 1500 copies or the colh~!IC 105 With .J
fin·d. CZ<!ch rt>fugcc ~tudPnt.r:; In nop~r b.•Nusc he didn't like the; acl.:'m<•nt
n ~rmrt to Hnt\'ttrd umversi~} ' WlJ.Y lhc cd1ton; <:ut down nn nrJ A !I(H;t•tnl
dto.:;crrbc the incmtenl ticJe he w:otc Udlwtlng
,. All dl.smltsod student• wero Tho Student Lifo nt Uni\'Ol1'ih It mnrk«.'t
handed oYer to the labor of· ol WutJhan{!ton has one of thos~ b. 0.n
lice ••• lor work in the mine1, WJ~,,. r1ld suyings r1! Confuclu nt .. hVf.''"
founCfrio1 , buildJng indlUtry . c:onccrntng l'XIIms: "He who nployme~tl
agricullun and forostTy." makes no noise In dorrn betnrc c drnwtng
Studonh who refund to work exam makes no noi£c to lclichet ~nm 10 •
wero imprlloDed. The Commuist 11Her c.xam.'' tcs. Rcgus
q .m. nnd • •
' 16. 19 May lG, 1952 PIONEER LOG Page F c
the s()ct(J/ Stde 0.,!1c::ll~;r"!-1~~::u Secondary, Primary School Educators Obtain
•• ext vear's o~ ·.&w&. "ce .,.,s ltJI or tonclwr plnccmt:lll ser-m£•nl$1• OoiOJt n.mT, I.uty Bt n Rnym•ln I Jlnwtc. ht tory p E. I. C '111 .1. 4 \•Icc, rmnouncr•d todoy thnt the rwlt, Cnrol A1ghnm, Slurky C trl "nd n IJlunl ronlh, Jeffc n,
hour•
Taata.
ilaa ju•t
I. ''And
t place
~n ln
ll.nawor.
I'm go
id COtn·
w
hiz Scvr.n "umon W••l'c for mnlly anltintHl into SiJJmfl Rho 11u1 odty
n u•mmony held nt St. Slt·phcns 1-~ptscopnl chnpcl losl Wt•clncsduy
'<'lllng. Tlwse I i'C:t>l\'lng their run~ lilt.\~ Loa& D~!l::lllu, l~mlllll flick,
1nni" Goodwm, Dcuna Pcrl\ly1 MnrUyn Sullll'r, Sharon Smith rmd
1rbllrn Wl•Sll'f\'l'll,
Dinru,!l' nt H••rg's Cholet fullow('d the initunion wlwre offi<."ClH
1r the next J;chool ycaa· wcr" In .tnlh:d. 1'hoy ur(•: L<nn "lln Myers,
ri•suhmt; Cnrolyn \'o.nDcmiJn·, v1ce president; Pnt Lnncc, scr11•tory.
nnn! Goodwin, hcn!lurc•; Roweno Owo•n, chnploin; Bnrborn Wcs
vdt, historinn; nnd Morllyn Snthcr, scrgcnnt-nt-orms.
• • •
J#nst Wcdncsdny night nl the home ot Joonnl! F;llis, Alpho Gom
J installed thear new 0ff1c~rs for the coming ycnr.
These officers tor next ycor ore: Winni~ Cnrlock Mcre<!r, prcsi-
flrc t; Ann Grannfnc, \'ICI' president; Pnt Annaln. secretory; Joonnc
ort lls, tacnsuro1; Mlnnm Holcomb, socml t;CCJ'C!lnry; Bonnil! Nl'wbcrg,
ech hnl; Chlll'll'nC BrunJC9, chuploin; Trcl Tator. hiStOrian: Mnrjorac
>an nnd g£', <.·uunc11 repre:;cntnU\'c; /\lice Peake, plcdgc-mistrcst~; nnd
1nd cluJ dYJI Sprott, LOG reporter. H-al' • • •
• Fndoy.
Uy Nowa
• ror-.:\ "welcome home" supper will b<• given Miss Elvy Fredrickson,
mnth instructor, by Mess Frecdo Hurtzfeld, Sundny nt her home
Miss Frcducklscm has bt.:cn ot the University or Oregon for the
! t year, working towo1 d her MA degree. She will rdurn to LC
s summer to resume teaching.
Dcnn Frecdn Hnrt:r.!cld wall leave tomorrow for Monmouth where
1 wall nllcnd an Internat1onnl House meeting nl the Oregon Col
sen·ic..: te ot Educntson, Purpose o{ the meeting is to dJ.Scuss the posslbili
r of developing nn Inlcmolional House alumni chapter of Orocon.
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offeree A finnl danncr, !innl tor the students but not the guests, was
of our nnnt>d, prcpan.•d and S<'rvcd losl Wednesday by the foods class Clf
h h rs. Hulen Hrulnl'S~ A part of their loborntory final, the class mean-
at ca rs entertamed Dr .md Mrs. John Stark Evnru., Dr. and Mrs. U. G. rc aata ubnch, Dr. nnd Mr ... J<lhn Anderson, Dr. and M•·s. Robcrl Duscn-
pc ans• ry and Dr and Mr Chl'\ltca· F1 isbie.
:Whurep The g1rl! w1ll cunc:lud(: their "l'xnm" by enlcrtuining their mot~
, nt dinntr Wednesday nl 5.30 p m.
Freshman closs elected nCfiCl'l recently Cor the1r o;ophomon•
' nr They arc: John Bunnell, prc!>ident, Ken Owens, vice pre'itdent:
irgm1n Plct1., sccr<:tnr}, Duve Lomer, trcusurca: Dtnnt: Vinton, tu
nt council rt•prcsentntivc; and Vernon Noland, ~crgeant-:lt-urms.
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For the final gntherint: before graduation Alpha Gamma is hn\'•
g a mother-daughter dinner at the C:1p1 Cod tea room nt 7 p.m. nc.xt
'cdnesday, May 21. • • •
Elections nnd ~clccung ol nt.•w members highlight octivhies of
c Mustnng chopter of In tea t.~llcginte Knighls as they rutum to
mpus promanen cc utter an jnncUve )'car.
Ronald Stech: wns elected honorable duke for the coming term.
ther officers to sllrvc with hun will be Roy Mon·in, chnnccllor of
e exchequer; J1m Wade, worthy recorder; Bob Senseney ::md Ken
wens, worth)' scribes; nnd Bob Shoemaker, expansion orriccr.
The new ml'mbcrs irtcludc Bob Fergison, Dave Wood, Dcnn
ton, Bob Gollihur, Jerry Han Is, Ed NewuJJ, Bnan Teller, Ro~
arvan, Ken Owens,. Bob Senseney and Jim Wade.
ummer Physics Slated
Dr L\ A Grol•ninp w 111 oHt.•l
n inc Wl:l·k course• in physiC!
1is summer ncrnnllng tn 01·
W Howard dean of the col . '
ge.
The course will run {rom J un•·
to August 8 nnd will b1! coocl
~ ......... r cu~dils rn Pithcr physics 1·2
11-12.
Anyone wantfnc to ~iRn UIJ
~--1r ould see Dr. Grocnrng about
I' COUlSC
ant a Summer Job?
A Tt.;prt•· llntl\1\ 1: rrom lht. u. 80 Bureau o! Public Roads Will
H::o1m· on cnmpus Tuesday, !\loy 201
en· tween 10:30 nnd 12 to give ln
rvJews for summl'l' Juus.
col· Students wislung to huvc nu
d llcn1iew mny muke n•!'>urvn-
am· ms wilh .Julin John~&on nt the
the acc•m"nt offit·~.
A 'lpc rlnl n~mmd<>r tu nll ar acluullnp ~cnam who url' 'II
• le mn1 kct (m· II ,w.rmnnr.ml liPI ... It}'
thos b. On Tuesrluy, Mny 20, 1•'PI"f e ntntives rrom the On'gon :illlll• ius . .11 1 h np)o)'lliCilt Sei"\'ICC WI 1e Ill wo . . Pl I! draWtnK room of a [lt&nC lbeloi"C
l:!:<et'IU!l' ~nor t~ n•giuer nil June g1 o()-
tcs. Rct:tstcrlng " ill bug in o l
q .•. m. ond run until ont• o'clurk.
• IChapello Feature
New Mass Selling
As a climuctsc leaturt; to the
lo:;t of th1s year's chapel series
lh<! college choir under the dlr
cct.on o! L. Stanley Glarum wsll
3ivc !he "Sprmg Muss" In n
new musical ~ctting nrrnnged
by Jun Paul, ~cnior music mo-. Jur.
This chap~l :.-cl'\'lcc scht!dulcd
!or May 22 at 11 n.m. will nlso
Ietuurc ns guest
Acnjumin Thnxter.
ft·ssor ot Englash. llJltUtk~r Or
retiring pro
1'ht mn<• aln.·ady compra•t d ol
I he Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctua, Ag ·
:'lUI, Dei .tnd Donno Nobll Puc
em \\ tll be givt•n in b11.·vi th1
.tbbrevinh•d (or. Tht• Crodo and
1 ho Benidictu• will Ill" ~:mnpl dc•d
luh•t· by lhc cumrmsc1· :1lonp, with
:tn tJrchc.'llrnuon lu lht• muJHC,
raul Will Ol'NJllpuny the t•hoir
ncr101 mnnce un the orgnn. Knth •
teen Bruwnlo\' will stor-vc os r€'g·
ealor orgrans:;t during thu r~o-st ol
lhi' ~ii'I'\'ICI!. l'lt'rc••IIUll(e or Lewis nnd Clnrk Pnlsy Chh I. L.) h ONm, Crys-Orr>gon; Dul"lbn FJ,w('llt I " alE
I('A<.'h1118 enndJdCltflS !'CUring !all tal nncon, Mclbn Dcmp >~:y, Pnt e«lonom.iPII, r:ngl'• h ond p E I
I'Jo:lllions thls yun1· is highPr lhlln rkiEt 1 )ornn, L•'non Erikson. 1\loupln Oro('tm; Jnm~.: l{fn(;,
lra<:t )'l!nr nt this tlmt'. n.)glnnlnfo! llden JJnnnah, (',erln llnnsmnn. hcnlth nnd P. E I Mt:dford, 0 ("
•nl.1rlcs runge !rom 11 hundr •d to Oumlhy I~connnl. Cw·ol Mnrtln. gon: M rgur~:t ShntLuck, Engh h
thrt·c huntlrcd dollOI'li better thnn Thelma McCnrlhy, ,Jnrne MO{In, nnrl JX'l'Ch, G• org.-., Fux collP r>
1 pr••viously, An oddlt1unnl num-Helen Noblett, Jo Ann NMnan Nt wb• rg, Or('gun: John Gnm
b,..r of lh~ tate s larger rlhlLrlcln William o~·kcrrnon, Jon lee Ride- ted, Fn(lh Jt. Ore-gon Cit) )<~nln
nrc Sl'cklng uppltcants from Lhc ••ut, Rolx!rL Troppe, Non~y Trigg. high chool; Rf!lK>rt Board ell,
<:ollege, nnd other schouls, lm-<"'orol Whitman, Glodys Wmn, nil ;.a r,rr1d~, cr..oHs and hom,. ltv
prcss<.'d with thf' succcS5 of Lew-in th Portlmd publu.· !lchooll'l lng, Harold Ellm.• tt, P E ncl
i! tmd Clnrk groduntes, nrc al!k· Belly MeA fcC', FD1rVICW1 Or~: h• ulth: Thom(U PaPnnt!1t, &-0
mr. for mnrc gon; Lloyd Zlmrn~>rmnn, Oregon •rad . Portland public lcllo...J :
A econd up-to-date !1st of ov-CILy, Oregon: Donnn Jnnc Mack Blnlnc Moc:k, bnnd nnd ct,"'' , I
Jiloble cundldotes, with subJe::t lin nnd Janet StDrk. 0Jwcgo rnu ac. Saldz Or gon: M rhn
f1cld11, g•·nclc lev Is, cxpcraencc l..nkc Gro\'e, Oregon; Bnrbaro Jo MorL:,y, pnncapnl, Stayton um n
nnd qunllflcntloru, as twine pre· Wnlkl•r, Tigard, Or~:gon. ttJgh m:h<t~.~l; Gerold Buk r. ;'1\.J\
pnrcd for gcncrol l'.ir<:ulnllon S<>condnry oppllcrlnt" nd ctcncc, Swcd Home. 0 •
1hrouchout the stntP. The major- tfigm d ('h..."C'dnn ogr. em~:n n grm; Snmut 1 SquJTe. pnnt p I,
•ty uf the elementary lrnfnt!d fqllnws: Horold T:wmn", mn~h 'trDdL'j 5, 6 7, 8, West Hill:
cnndidotc" tcelting po!lltlons hns Bcm•crton Unfon h1gh chool; Chr• ll n ho 1, Portland, 0T('·
•w· n plnC'Cd. In Cf'rtnin fields or v crnn Hogen, mUSIC 14 (lradcs' con: (j(lort;c flnvUand, ('Jr., I.
the sccond1u·y trained, nil pe1·- At'l~.>nc Holm<'!, P. E nnd heolth1 lnnd, Ohio; Allan l.chl, c'tornl
sons h1•vc been ptoccd, V1rgm1n Nnnnnn, music 5-i dirc<'tor, M dfnrd btgh sc:houl
"School administrators I CpQrl grnu.~. With Bend pub he ~:hilOl : Eh1.ttbclh Conw ~ 5th crndt-,
thot Lewis nncl Clnrk 1~achcrs Rob• rt Doty, .cll'ti~"C nnrl moth: Stmny Jill! "hr•ol, Oregon: M.J.Ty
combmc n fine .knowledge or nnd Alf L.nar, F:nglbh ond Spon- Andc.N>on nnd Betty Jltbban'l,
thcu· suhjcl'ls With n aenl conccm 1 h, Cnnby JUnior high 111:hool Eugcnr, Oregon, ll•lly M r \,
fur children ond ndolc cents, nnd 1\nn 1\ustin, F.nghsh nnd drumnt- hrsl grndl C~uUie, Orr~on:
thot they hov~ thl! profc~ional 1cs, Gcrvnrs umC'in lugh school. EIITnbct.h Nnn~ und Ruth Prr •
qunlifacnuons to dircc:L lcnm- Trost~ I Werth, nlgebrn J -2. Gn: Porllond pubh• chool.!: nn-3 RQ.
inc," Dr. Frisbie obscrv•'d. ,ham ha~h school: Polril'HI Clnrkl bt'I'!L Spi~rrng. Tall El£'mr'n!3f')
'l'hl' followjng c1cm• ntury P"O· P, E nnd henlth, drnmnw::s noel chool, fu-st t!radc. Tuft, Ore on.
Variety Show Revives Past Talent In lhc dlpnrlment uf S """
c''nl')' E:ducnuon Rub Bnbch h
cugn•xl on cJ :ction ngi'CPrr. nt
with HJ!lsboro hagb school, Hill!i
horo, Or<'gon ns assa.sttlnt fooll
bnll conch, Wl'c Uing conch an I
health nnd ph)·.d~l educauon CContanucd from pogc I)
hattnn;• "l.ullnby of Brondwoy,''
''Smoke Gets In Your Eye.'" ond
"Sunny S1dt ~r the Street."
FoaJurod wUI bo ducts by Bet
ty. H1bbnrd and Jnck J~nnint;s
Bt'tty B1ssio nnd Fronk Elliot
and a a;olu tnp number by Down
MisL'nhim\~r.
A duet by Scott B1•ach and
Solly Mc:Bridl!, "All or Nothrng,'
·mtJ n solo r~:nd Itt on oC "Sum
nu!rlimt•." by Betty Jean Duke
will be taken from. the all-school
t.ll~nt show
Don Bueermann ond Gunter • wIll up ply tht I mghs !or "Com-
pus Caper" in n rollicking com
L'<IY routio~.
Student help will be pnid on
~lay 28 if time checks me m by
Mny 20, n~cordang to on nn
"lounccmcnt f1·om the business
'>If lee. 'I'hc 1 em:under of the pny-
11Jil w11l be pa1d by rnll1l,
Roundtable to Discuss
Child Training Problem
Top1c ... .lpproprtall' to duld de·
vclopmt1nt und trntnang Will be
d ISCliSSt~ .Muntlny ot 11 a.m. Ul
Puloline Mnno1· by 11 pnn~t o'
studt'ntB nnd parents whose
children nrc in the chalcl dt•vet
opmcnt clnss instructed by Hel
en Hnrtncss.
Participating students ore Stan
P1·occr. Bruce Ecklund. F1o Ann
Perkins and Mrs. Lucille Dean.
Pru cnts Include J\lrs. Warren
Smrth, Mrs. Orville Sondenan .
Mrs. Ct•ne Mlllea· nnd Mrs. Nor
rnnn Burnn.
Oboist. String Ensemble
In Concert Wednesday
C(lntpn .. l!l'•obol l Dah. Kugel
und his strang t'Oiil'mbh• will b.
hl':n cl in o progrmn o! chnml.lcr
muliic ut the c:unpus thl':lh.•r
W••dncsdny ut 8:30 p.m.
1-:nfu•mblt• memb,..I'IJ ~11·e Cnlh
l•rmc Dc•Mnss nnd Jam••S :\nnulu,
vlolm ·; Jerry llon·1s, \'loln am~
t\ 1'11c D<AIP Hull, • olio.
The '"nccrt will lJc pcrfontt~.:d
'an-tlu ·round" style, with the
oudlcncc scntt:tl on nll ld• or
t h.; mutl{'inns. New York IS the setting !or lhr
.show whh the backdrop portray
eng Mnnhollnn.
Dance Ends Day
{Contanucd from pngc 1)
"llend, according w Pat K••phart
and Ken Owens, .t\lphn Gnmrnn
nnd Sigma A1phn S1gmn1 n.ospcc·
ti\'llly, sponsors "r the informal
·,ffair.
M~mbe1-s of the ''T•!ChniquP'!
ol Tenl"hing Rhythms " clas~ will
o:it•munstrutc the umque dnne<'
tcpo; ~ovh~eh will be npphed to
music or the lntcst rccol'(] hats
The Kollcgc Kumbo wall then
:>ro,·ide music untJI U1c • nd of
:he dance al 12 madnighL 'nlitrucrar.
Tn I!Vcnt thnt n Iorge roup o!
visatang selllors nrr1\'C on com·
pus f()r "P1onPcr Pr<'\'lcw," the>
i:mcc wall i><' held ln the (U'm. date/
Scholarship Fund to fly home via
Set As Memorial NORTHWEST
A kick-off dtnm'r for the e<>
tnhbshment of o $15,000 chl)l
nrshap fund (or LC student~ will
bl• held Moy 19, 6:30 p.m ot the
Mt. Tubor Presbytc.rton chul'('n
The John \\', Beurd Mcmorinl
&•holan;ti1p lund will b• t1 per
manent aid open to dl!'. rving
Juniors nnd sPniors who are plnn
nmc to enter mlo church \'OCn·
ttons. ~ AIRLINES
~~ 5 rinest
doublt·C:Etk St!IIOCn111tiS
coasl to ecl.Sl AlsO
IOW•CGSI All C~h
~II n~rnt Nlllth .. est
Airlmes df« or yout
trnd .pnt •
A lrl'C ticket ol n<tmJ.SSion ts being offer..:J to all students or
Ltewis nnd Clnrk by the new 20th C~:ntury News theater, S. W. Sixth
belWL--cn SUJrk ond W~hangton stn•cts.
•rhc renson Cor this free ticket is to ncquornt all ~tudents \4 ith the
ncwsr..:t>l policy. In nddatian to the rcgulnr new'lt:els th~; 20th Ccntur;
has the new h1gh spccd teh.•vislon n~wsreels wluch hnve b(!(!n ndnp:
cd for thcotncnl u~t•. This method wns dtJVclop d by thl• Un1tcd Pre
und th•'Y t.·nn be ,u>n only nt the ~Otb Century tht;ate.r.
'fvpac:..l nnd cducnuonnl fcnturcttcs nre lndudt:d in ~''Ci"\ prl.l
gr•um. Tlus WlCk the t••chniool{•r ~ubj ct "Green Har:~t." n pnno
ramu ol Amcaacw1 pl'oduct1on fnc1lilws, 18 porlrtl)'• d.
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Track Crew Travels; BearcatDepthProvesDownfall Whitman Site of Mee on
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ut Of Speedy hut Shallow Pioneers By Al Stophen aon
The cards will be laid on the table cnml tomonow nft
B\' Tom 01)cty noon when :.1"-No1·thwest confen•ncc tracle. .tnd field squ ln b
~quare off at Walla Wallu to dclc1·mine who will wcat· t} ro spenk
Dcspit n•no flrs\ ploccs, LC' top-heavy Orange crew. him. with a 179'8" toss for " loop's cindc1 crov .. n for the '52 season. His
thinclnds drow•...t laSt week's '-~A. _., ·• Ulird llclllml th<! Sli'QilC WiJina \ 16 '11 tl 1 f l C h
~ t><--... J.,.a .• mwn& oonr<!rencc IC'..~anm-melle duo of Bob Hnll nnd Stan J -m:m team \\'I n.;:n'c!SCnl 'C co ors o • 1 'l l c the com
duDI meet to the J)O\\crful Vhl-pions, Fronn~ Cox .nnd Don Me-Ncpcrud. He also took n lhiro :mnual l'Vcml. of the ch
1 m ttc Benrcnts, 6911: to 6Jli. Co1Jum. "00 thctr respective in the dtScus. Pre-dope sheets have tabbed lnst year's c:onf I think th
As usual, the indJ\'1duol star ~\·tnls, the 440 nnd the sholput. 1 \\'ill t • lk Cf th th ·1 b Only other multiple wmne.t· was LC's other first placo c•mc c ttllnJl$. nmcllc, o ognm wn o WI c Sl vcrwnrc. ut n uc a
o! Ute JOUSt was PJoneer Calc) 'C ,,.,_ h R d 11 U ia lh~ milo rolay whore a fnst nil .snorts there con he upsets .
.u ncs mnn, ca or c cr. Accordmg to Conch Eldon Flx, the Bcnrcnts on pnp•'r rntc nbot u•~t .. ndan Cook, freshman :fJnsb :Crom Je!-Heller hod to run his hal mile team ~mpond of Andn1on . .., ...
hr .. b C '· h OO r th 30., t.h Jim Smith. Holler aad Cox n four-point ndvantogt• 0\'ct the Ptoncl'.nl. "We hove good !1rst pl..._,,1n Ctlnnt:ct
ferso.n 'ti • oo,; '~on t c 1 -0 c year, 4' ·"' to \\10 c m('n but lock overall depth,'' he sard. "li everybody hns o good -._.,10118 to co
yard dnsh. the low hurdles and rhston~c rocc nnd compnrath-c1:r broesed in a! 3:31.8. thouch. \\'l mu~ht ''an, he nddcd
the brood jump. Hts low hur-loft through the 880 2:03.3 to n Other point '' mnl'I''S Cor lhc Caley Cook heads th~ liat of indivtdua l potnt-goUer. o~ ho In the
ldc Ume of 20: 6, a tcnU1-se<:ond fu-st plncc. Omngc and Black: Smith, thn-d has bun loboled tho boy to boat tn tho low hurdloa and century honort..>tl:
o1l the loop record, cruc.l<ed ltfo; Another Jrosh ace. Nl'il An· m the :!20 nno second in thl· and rntea so~nd choice in !he htgh sticks a.nd broad jump. IC(J•X. Bruc
own school mork ol 25 3. Coo'k donon. won the 220 in :21.8 1140; L:uT)' Hn\·crcnmJ -third Rctdar Hdl~r w1U gel shfr oppo::.ttion m tho 880 und mile but ~II. Jtm
also grubbed n second place m h11 bet t hmc of tho seuon place Lie in the hiGh jump; Hon he pel torms like he has in the past. he will be good for 10 po Howt
Ole high hurdles. but had to be contenJ wiJh Carmichael, second m the pole In the sprints, Neil Andca·s"•n wtll pick up \-oluublc points for
Willamott~ undeft'a!ed in only a thsrd pia~ in lho c:loao \'nult; Jim McKnight, tic for locnl cous1.• '' 1th po~sible st?e;ond .,Iol.:i In both lh\; 100 nnd 2''0.
dual competition. uedt>d e•· century roco. third in the pol<! vault nnd MIH Tho 'Littlo tank • atonds tho. boat cho.nco to foul tho dopo·
cry socond ~nd thud they Will Sll!vcns ngnin broke the Schrocd.::r, third in the low hur· shoot In tho furlong as bo hill boon tlmod in 21.8. Th\1 doc:king 11 nd\'lg,
could gC!t iD order to but tho school's jn,·clan li.'COrd, ht'ld b)' dies. tho beaJ in tho c:onforonco thls yoar. nu .. lkt•r n
~--~~~~~~~--~--~~~~~~--~~--~~~~~--~~~~~~~--~~~--~~~--~----~~--~~~ Don McCollum, tltlch•ll~fcr Floyd Cl
erve, I• •11 I k Lhc shol put lm;t E~il"'ln, n~:;ut nd Jnck I C e I e S 0 n 0 C appears to b\.· the cln.ss of 1\.rts were
league. He hns nlrt•ndy nndint: m
Local Duffers Face Tough Slate
In Crown Defense at Walla Walla Wahl Leads Swallers in Allempl
To Secure Conference Diadem his best mark or last spt ing with In awn
record lOSS of 46 !eel 3:'1.a fnch1t& c-knowled
nttnmcd an the OSC, Port) Inn Lchl
me••l. nnd r
Defondsn; 440 champ. to ..... 1 ,. d.
captaln Franny Cox has Jlee.1 ~I Scholaul1
shoved down to third place u1 a th , loll • Sparked by lettermen Jim Kraus and Clark Stephens LC' Coach Ah·a Grahnrn hns nommated Lew Wahl, Ray
golf team defends its 1951 crown today at Walla Walla. Howie and Jim Hodgkins as the men to represent LC in the the predictions bocause he
not roached his '51 form. In ;asuc ach1
rucn But
""·•rt H
rd Ca~;
David The Pioneers have dropped matches to such powerhouse Northwest conference tennis finals at Whitman today
teams as the University of Portland and Ore_gan Stale college Lew Wahl, who last year reached the semi-finals, will be conference mHt la1t year
wh1lc winning close contests over Pacific and Lmfield. out to better that recotd. A four-year letter winner, Wahl h~s w08'hc:loockod in 50•5·1. d • • . • t l.!t rnngt. men aste to Little is known about the Whitman and College o[ Idaho been playmg m the number one pos1hon for 1hc last two sea-points 10 the truck events
'teams, this being the first meeting oi the season betw1.~n the sons. Thus far, he has only dropped one singles match in dual fim Smith, fourth In the 440; "" ....
vnlley schools nnd lhem. ......;;;_~~~~~~~~~~~__;_~~~~~~~~~~~..;...~- competition. I dson, fifth in the 2·milc;
LC's s1x man crow will compete B b Jl T M . ~C's !our •orne or li~ller, ,.._ ...
over 36 holes in medal play, the ase a ealll eels Rny Howac. vct~ran Orange per-I Smith and Andcnen nrc ;;~~-~;t~.~~~~
lowt'Si tour scores counting to- former. lcams Wll.h transfer ,.tu tavonte:s lo Wtn the day''i llnOI'I
ward the crown. Other members •alcons ··n N•·ghl Ta.lls dent, Hodgkins to rorm ihc dou the mile rclny.
or the sqund :nrc Jon Phipps. Jim .. blcs combo. These two men hnvt. Jn tho 1lold ovonta. the
Dodson, G 0 r Y Andrcw·s and The PionC!cr bascbnU sqund Lincoln, continues to load the been the most consistent perform- noon should pick up poilnb l~lnns Wl!rf!
Gea11:c Poynter. enters 1lS fmnl Wt.'<!k or daa.mond Pionoers at tho plato. Tho bur-t:rs this year. through tho offorn of •nior ben
Lambdas ~ Sigmas
Clash in Exhibition
(Continued from page 1)
fee for the intramurol title.
Io.tr•mwal sports are run in
three different ways at LC. Foot·
hnll of the SIX-man touch var
Iety is composed of one large
Jeaguc w1th both Greeks and in
-iependents competing.
Softball also uses two leagues,
but the small nwnbcr or 1ndc
po:ndent enuies mode it neecs
Glll'Y to max the league gh•in~
each dh·I!Non one independent
nnd three irn.t.e.mlty entries. The
cectaons wc:rc Cli led the Lewlf
league nnd the ( w-k league.
Th flatemlt~ <UJUlSSinc the
most pomts in ml"ra.mural com
J)(!tlUon throug t the ycor
:eceives the mu l trophy for n
7'eo!r. Lamba Ph £psilnn won
thas award ln!t )'Car. • th r· 1 bo •• 1 f. t k • dl th Compton. fifth 1n the shot ., .. , .. , ~IWt.'l'O action WJ 1\'C non· oop u~ Y us sac: or as poun ng o . Duane Rasmuuon. iourth in •"t•~t---~-~ on tap • ball a.t 0 .377 cUp. He i.J fol· The Pioneers completed their ••
• 1 dun) mc<!ts when they clipp<:d disc:u1; Will Stoph•na . third tnJ.,.. ... 'r,omorrow '!.he Smathmen meet owod by John Gordon who tho jn·olin; Ron Carm,icllaiiLJI
the Senttlc Paciftc Falcons in a baa a .305 average and 10 runs Pncific last Tuesday at Forest fifth in the polo null: and ..... , •.
twan b1U on Fisher field. LC driven in to lead the club in Grove, 4-3. The doubles matches ry Haverkamp , thud in the hisrhf,.....,
holds n SC\'en won and three 'ost tha! department. were cancelled due to rain. JUmp and fifth in the
!Crl£$ rcc:ord O\'er lhc boys from Ch u lie Bonando has been the jump.
the north, tncludmc n sweep or most consjstent winner from the nr lllllt.l! Wert: Sloglo• .. -l.t'W w .. hJ R d' t th )' r
• LCI, dd'• ntcd llnrk .Eu~<Ch• r 1 P}. oun tnC ou C llit o m( The winn
a doubleheader plnyed tn Seattle Palatine hill crew racking up a ,;.(1, tl·l. l'~ul 1111>.11 (I'J det«~t• d Rll) m&kmg the J&unt north and ull-tultaon
enrhc.r this season. .f-3 :record. Dick Tydemnn, sen·-llo\\ h !LCI, 6-'3, r..:~: J 1m BQ<ICI•Itu• events they w1ll participate mer's Ft
Out for their socoad win o•· ing lJ1 only rcJie f rolls, hns notch- ( LC) <Jt;C.,nt!'d l'ltll l~un~whh;n 1 P), au•: Mill Schtocd.:r low h .-.. lA·•
th P . Cl ._ J d h .. 6-ll, 6-::. J.,rry Bnal\.••rmnn 1 f'l ,Jr.:frnt- op, S(•lcct er e on;unu of ar-. .c. c I rce \'lctoncs agam I no set-"'' r•aclot .'fohn11 11.«·>. a.a. 4·•;. r..s, »ob Blll O'Hora, htgh Jump and h
the Pionoen travol acrose the backs. ~·~~1~',';!~'1";[.4~ ~~: drtcutur.l llob ilod· hurdles: Charley Hudson, lay, Inc
river So Vancouver Monday . JUmp; nnd Jim McKnight, man, 81
The final double bill of the 2· L t T Z TZ... • It :de tht.: col
yoar for LC wlll be noxt Tuu- . osses. 0 VV J.J.l tm an va~~~ Huston, Dean Howurd Scholnrsh·
day when tho PalaJino bUl Jim King will also accompany lhr,>·n Bo
cnw baJtlflll lhoir old crou D' ~o~ ns L c r' ,.,om Race \cam. F wlbiger,
town rint... the Portland Pi-.1. I '.l'-' r .1. I
Jots. St h H Conch Wlirrcn Smith wlll have ep enson ur Two lCI&I-'S to th(.• Whitman .tho way for Jhe I1ioaeers . ""''Juing
to ha\·e hiS ouU1t 1n lop shopc "1' · d · N N M } T .. 16Sl~nnrii!S topped the Paon-giving up Iaven hifl and six 0-0 ura 1.
In order to clo e out the senson cer d1nmond squad !from chnm- run•. Five of tho alx runs wero
with D wan. A victory would be p1onship contention but l.C rc-earned. I! d1 nmu d
h Dav~
MIJI
the fint Ornngc wJn In four maincd in the Caght !or numbeJ
.. Ulrts against the Art ~kLDrnc:r Lwo .spot in the league by dump-
tutored PJioto. lng College of Idaho twice.
Ron Lewis, froshman from Saturday, the ?1onecrs could-
n't get together on their hits as In the Eecond eame the hits
were ·~vcn but LC again fatlcd
to come through in the clinches
ond lost 5-2. Roy Hyde wns the
'osing hurl~r. By Tom Hartley
Al Stt•ph<'n~on· hitless tetin : her
pn~:r, .t" ivl!rsity
ing coupled wath the bo•omlrJ,·oduut
buts ol his McAfee Mnuler tca,n:t:hoc)l 1n
mntcs rt'Sullcd m Ute dorm bO;t]-~nc~l~l\~·e:_. ~w~·~
Atlenlion Students and Faculty! they conncch.>d for 11 hits ond
product..'CI only three J'uns in los
ing the ltrsL &arne of the WhltTho Palatino hill boys came
back Monday lo sweop a split
doublohoader from tho College
of Idaho Coyote1. l~:~tgue champlon5lup in their
vision ol the intramural softb
loop.
The Maulers downed n oyag
or 30 Personal orders can now be taken for
photographs from yearbook '[)roofs.
Friday. May 16 and Mondy May 19,
Room B-11, 9:00 to 3:00
Orders taken now to be completed by May 29.
Deposit required on all orders.
/ean Cross Studios
3328 S. E. Hawthorne EA 8429 .mnn doublehcndm 3·U.
Tho ninth inning wu the on
ly tlme tho Smithmen could
muster any sort of a rally.
Thoy collected four hiu and
two runs in the .. blg" inning.
Tho hitl i.n.cluded o home-run
by John Cordon and alnglea
by Jeny Shepard, Due Dan·
iels and Ron Lowia.
Tht-Pionr< r.:. COIICCIL'CI &inc!~ ·
hits in every othe1 lnnlnc but
thr.: thu-d. The third 1un came
on a walk, a sac• illce nnd n d(lu
ble b_y }..()w1s.
Len Zimmenne n went all In lht• hrvt go1me Chuck Bon
ando workl'd h:trd for th(! close
J-2 victory os his mates only hit
t!nCcl,v three times but cttpilnll7l'cl
"n their two soort.ng innings.
Onvc Uanida was the battinr.
tt.nr with two of lhe three LC
hits, one of them u doublt:.•.
rmal nrrangl!m•~ntJs arc b•!lng
m11de by lhe odminlstrution with
the Dcnn1 Conau-uc:tlon com
pony Cor f.ldditlonnl work on the
ba&<:bn11 hr:ld to begin in mld·
M~y. ~ish Sigma ctl!w by o 15·0 """''·• Duo to
lest Mondny . The gnmc of the
went rour 1nnangB since u ,
lhe lcngu~ rules ns soon ns ,....,.1ay unJil
team amar e• a 15 point hu Sluyto
till gumt.> end~ ..
Stephemon·, fctur Cram~ i'l
wn the first hatless gnmr• recol
ed lhis l'liBon. ThL• Maul
pounded pitchers Wnlly
ond Dc-nn Binn ror It hits
the Slss l·ontrlbutcd
boots n!ield.
The win gives lh£· Maull!r
chnncc nt tlwir tccond
champio nship thJs ycnr. •
Students
\lliP VOY
this
to hu••