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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 10, Number 29
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1952-05-23
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onvocotion Honors Seniors;
rimsled Presents Address,
ulslondingStudentsNomed ;
In bchttlf o( the SCIHOJ class Jack Grimstcd wns selected
to speok during senior wm ocntion, May 20.
His pnrticulna· address L•ntitlcd "Operation 1952" stressed
lth~ 2Jrlthe comml•nl that he is ucJad lobe a graduate in 19!i2 because What Seniors Do
To Graduate!
By AI Petorr.
l..og J.llCillty FdltOI'
Deapitf' the loct that on·
toiJomonl at Low'-llnd Clark
hcu. decreoted oac:h yoar ~inco
1949 the num.bor ol books
checked out of tho library is
11\Cl'OO ilng.
of the challenge presented by the world siluation. In nddttion, During the flsc:al veo:r oL
l"f,~r·•nt- IJ think that there is a rcnl hope thnt we, as the class oC 1952 1950. 21.317 boolu woro c:hec:k-
but ns be a pnrt 01 the meeting of this challenge," t'd out. Thoro wore 997 moro Seniors
Dr. Cleland to Give Address
AI Commencement Services;
Dr. Odell to Confer Degrees
• Tradtlaonlll commencement on the green will be held at
4 p.m. Sunday, .June J. Prcsrdcnt Morgnn S. Od~ll will conf·~r
bachelors degrees upon 263 seniors and masters degrci!S upon
four gradunte students.
Speaker for this 85th grnduation will he Dr. Robert Glass
Cleland, d1rector of the Caltfornia co1lection of the Hunting
Lalor during the e<mvocohon volumes 1 a k • n out during
bUlstandJng senwn; wert.> nnmcd bUilding. tho following year and hom the First PN!llbyle:nnn church.
Pl~lCI[n tUnn~;ctmn with thcar contnbu- Caft.s were presented by Buecr· collt!gc, he has written several ton library. His subject is "Gtnnts and Castles."
A former dean ot Occldcntnl
as to oollt.•gc lift•, July 1951 to April 1952. thoro "Lclteno Incarnate" w1U be lhe mann 1n bcheU of the s•·naor clttss books on Collfomin hastory, sermon topac of Dr. Jo'•n L. An-
D were 24,488 booka checked ouJ.
• 01 he In Uw field of nthh•t u:s wen! to r. nnd Mn;. J\.torgnn S Odell Cnndadates for decrees iucludl' dcrSfm, hend oi lhe religion de-• und Dr BcnJumin Thaxter. Th "'- · 98 d ,, rt l. :eruury 1.'<1: f.'runcu; Cox, v.'Jihnm o u.urary 11 now more wom~n an lufl men. One hun-pa men
J. Bruce 1-:cklund, John rlt.'lch- ~o:ntertninmenl.lor tht• O<:Cal!inn than twic:e tho size u was in drcd f'JCht•onc Dr•· IO receiVe Alumni hnvc schedult.>C:I n post-
ile but ,Jam Coddnrd. Phil frltser, was gavcn by the mllegl' choir bachelor vf tiCIC.ncc daplomJU. 78 commencement rcccptiQn on the d tho summor of 1947 and c:on 0 • Howae, Charles Hudson, Jam un cr the d1n•ctaon of three music bnch~.·lor of :trll, 4 bachelor of east lcrrnce for graduates ond re-m•· or:s acl d ...,..t 'ng t t&iM more than 33,000 vol· 3 r .a ~ lor tJ: Ken Knud~.nn, Btll O'Huru, uJ e 1 1·.;~ I n SPpUrn (' muSIC, mu.c;tcr 0 «'dur.atiOn flnu tarlnF: fnc:ulty m;•mbers-Dr. lkn-
~0. \'il• Nolr;un, 1-:d P:tUI, Bob Peters, numbr r-t\lon Lt•hl, Sully Ml·· umes, oc:c:ordsng to Dr. Lawr-I m1tsl1 r ol rnus1c: educr.Jllon. Jltmm A. Thnxtcr, Professor Knlh-
' dopo· rl Rundolph, ~:d Rt'id, ,Jim Hrad£ her own nrrungcmflnt- onc:c E. Tom .Jnson. boad Ubru- Boc:c:o.laurea .to aorvic:es for the l:'r&nc Arnnld and Prc.uessor John
klngia 11, D1ck Tyd~man, llickrn_n_d_J_am __ P_a_u_t. __________ io_n_. ____________ ~cl~~n~~~o~c~~2~A-~a ·l~l~l'~'·~n~t9~ ·3~0~n~m~ .~~~n~H~ ._W~o~l=k~c~~~---------...... ,kc:l' and 1 .cw Wuhl
iolder Floyd CummiM an jour nuli::;m
d Jud Gram' h rl in Speech
t • w~'rc nomcd ns most out
andlne m the1r respPcUvt• fields.
In nwnrdmg of the music
cknuwledgmcnts Edith Kalbuck,
Inn Lchl, Solly Mc:BridQ, .1 im
nnd Dolores Mcnstcll were
ea:J:I!II nmed .
as boeo Sc:holanhips hnvc been nward
?lace the followang for their ~cho-'This Is It!'
Due to finn! cxnminnt1ons
thcr~ wall be no LOG ne:ocl
Wl'ck. Thts issue Is the flnol cdl
~ion of the 1951-12 c:ollcgc ycur.
Publication wall resume next
September 17, durins frt.:Shmon
orientation week. EST. 1867
he hu ~ tac achJcvcm(•nl: Keith Heller.
1• Ia Barnard, Robert Stem • Volume X Portland. Oregon Friday, May 23, 1952 Number 29
voar rt Hilkcn, Kc~nncth J~·u. Two Seniors Receive
Jchord Cnuthornt>, Richnrd Met Graduate Fellowships
r, DIWJd Thoycr, Kenneth Twu .cmion. hav~ bct·n .lct:cpt-
~nt:s .un'Jortsvnng, Dolores 1\Jt•nstcll :md cd for graduate study next loll HO,·
VI[)JeJ:! Jeramt.>nko it was announced Wedn<:sduy.
Awarded lbt Wcslt•y Jones Bt.•n Kreashc:a, senior busmess ile;
Co~lt:l'n1oriol trophy an ;kiing wns ndministrouon maJor, hus be~n
prc"m(f k Long accepted by the Wharton Schul>! 's 1 •uu' Tho senior gaft. 11 .. un daal. ttl be uf ~'!nonce and Comm<!rcc at Lhe
he lil<tCl'·d ncar lhc dolphin ponl, ''a<~ Univ.•rsity of Ptmn1 ylvnnw.
·!Senh'll by Bob Buccrmnnn . !:itnnlcy Venddti. senior biology
~ns were ulsn ubmitled for the mnJor has bt:en accepted by Wnsh
Norm l~mor bench. It is to be ploct.d lngton State college fur gwduoh: t
ot l!tw~en the nrhurs b)' tht BA stud•· next fall. ·
hmtbe~---- ----~----~ ------~~ ~~----~-------------
lhird •n•.,...,;,.Tama Group Names
I broa~...,cholarship Winners
nl'r~ The winners of five o! the ten
~11-tuitlon scholarships Cor this
tpnte umm~r·s F1r Acres thenll'r work·
hurdl hop, se.lected nflcr tryouts lust
llnd hlJ~l ndny, mcludc four women nnd
~~ man. all at present (rom out
the <:ollegc.
Scholar h1p rccipaents u r c
·.,lhryn Bod<', Pot Ca:tpt•r Don
ld I-ibagcr, Mnr1b•n Stratford and
Waldron . A total o! ~n
pic-upplil•d for the• nwards,
ilctclrding to the nctang bend o(
e dramn dl'partm,.nt Mrs. Eli1.- ,
h OovU. GardanN .ur
Ti Mila Bodo is currenlly com.
.ctlnJ' h~r !1 c3hman ye:ar at th"'
tCfJl"IVersity or Woshincton, nfl~t'
boomtiM'':iduutmc from St. Pnul h1gh
an Wnllo Wullu, Wn. Shl•
hn•r• octive with the Little thentcr
oyageurs Sent
or 30 Cent Cost
Duo to an inc:omploJion of
of tho VOYAGEUR aec·
yearbooks will not be
fla1dy until mid-Juno. informs
Sluyter, drculatlo n man·
Students ahould plck up
~mr VOYAGEUR in the book·
thb aummor. Student.
out-of· town or other
unable to plc:k them up
do potU 30 cents in B · II I in the atomic bomb dty of Rach
land. Wnshtngton.
Pnt Cnsper is a fine arts majo.·
at Central Washington Collc•gc or
Educ:jllon who lli interested In
the technical end of the thcnter.
She l1as hnd expcrumce an dr!-
~ignJ.ng and construc ting .ets
w1th the Hood River civic lht•nter.
Donald F'lbigor graduute. from
Beaverton hJgh school next
'llonth aCtca· spending two yeurs
'I~ .1 tudent in the Potllnnd civic
lheall•r's School of Droma. Fibi-
&~r wns in a number o! chJldrcn's
!)lnys with PCT nnd nlso served
Ml st.nge ananoger for some or
thl'ir ndult production s.
Mt~rilyn Stratford, n forthcom
'ng Cle\·eland high school grndu.
1te, hos t~pen t (our )'l!ars "-'ltn
the Portlur,d civil• thent~'r. and IS
interested in both ncting nnd
the terhnicol aspl..'cl8 of show
hulline ·
Suz.anne Waldron t'OlllCS (rom
Los VcJCru., N~vndn. where she I
n sophomore nt Highlands uni
versaty Mil· Waldron's most rc
Cl•nt appenra nc:c was in thl' title!
ank an Cirnr<loux '•. "'l'hc Mnd·
wnanfln of Choillot" und she ha'S
.tl!lo bcPn .rl'n in "Macbeth" omt
"Schot)l Cur Scandal." ns well o~
doinJ: a grt'nt denl of rndio work.
tween 9r30 a.m. and 2:30
today. Monday or Tuol·
v to hno them mailed. The rcm11ining (ivc scholnrshlp.'l
ar1• yet to be owarded, with nl llellsl three of them reserved for
prewnt LC 5tudenl8. Paintings By JiJ.'ll
Acclaimed at Oregon
Annual Art Exhibit
Art instructor Wilham M. Hill
hus two pnintmg!. on dlsptay, a
londscapn und J•eur(; Ill thl~ Art
museum in thf annual exhibit
put on b>· Oregon artists.
A total of 630 paintings wet'"!
subtnallcd by the painters and 103
were chosen as out.stunding by
the Judges. The exhibit will con
unul' through Sunday.
Hill'& work can also be viewed
at tht• Northw('St Landscape
pamting show at the Stagecoach
Inn in \'nncOU\'Cr where he hlB ' turcd ifl the Vancouver showing
With Hall, while spccJol student
In c e r o m I c s Syl\'onn Cenci
Church hns n work an Ierro-cotto
of lhe heads of Alinm and Eve at
the Art musi'um.
Word was receivc..>d from· Hlll
thas week that o coun;~· an lnnd
scnpe painting wlll be offered at
both summer cssaons. He will
teach the caursc nnd painting
wall b~: done out of doors, Wllh
emphasis placcu on the depiction
o( waterfront and hill scenes. Three Retiring Profs
Guests at F acuity Fete
Rc11nr.;. PIO!essors Katherine
\rq_old, John Wnlker and BenJa
min Thaxwl' wUI b<! honored at
o faculty-sponson.'d dmner lo·
fght at 6:30 p.m. in the cafctcri '·
The honored gut~l.s v:il1 be fen
lured speokers on the progrnm.
Acting as toastmaster, Dr.
John Stnrk E\'nns, wilJ introduce
Dr. Morgan Odell, Dr. Charles
Hownrd, Dr. A. Groenmg, Or.
John Anderson and Ralph Allen
who v. ill also spcnk on bchall of
the reurmg instructors. GcOJl:C
Bishop, tenor, w1U slng.
sax pamtangs on ctisploy.
Students Vasilika Vlahnkis 3nd
Ronnld Miller, along with e.·
student Dunne Swonson are fco.-Placement Office Finds EmploymenJ
Opportunity for Campus Job Seekers
Summer Session
To Start June 9 •
Summl.'r sc• sion clnsses begin on
Monday , Junt. 9
The summc1 -;c. , 'ion will an
elude two six-week te• ms. The
firSt will run !rom June 9 to July
18 nnd the second, divided into
two three-week &CSSions. will
run rr(lm July 21 to August 8.
One ot the workshops will be
n '-'Ommunity lt•ndership study
t·onductcd in Oregon City. The
l'Ommuntty lcadcr$)Up workshop,
dm·ctl>d b)' Dr. Hnt old S. Tuttle
1 in i~ foutth J•cnr. Purpose oi
the workshop as tu giw teachers
and udmmls tr:ato~ guided ex·
pt.'n~nct.• in anulyzang n com·
munily in ordt•r to ~erCcct cJos~r
inh•rnl'llon with the 5choolc.
John Grou. protcssllr of lltm·n
tun>, will conduct n six wc~k
r.rcrall\'1' wratlng wotkshop divid
f'd into 1 wo ,•ctions. The fii'St
Bl'cllon w11l bl• poetry nnd the
Sl·{·ond, short story. Prncllcins
po..t .•. md short story writers or
lh<> region will pnrtil'apatc an lb~
workshop. • Julia JohnS<Jn, of the plft('('menl
ollie~. rt'\:~nUy nnnouncl..'d the np-
pomtmcnt of the followin,:: stu
dent. who hOJve secured posatlons
through hc.•r oflJcc:
Bruce Leach, snlcsmnn rfor
Uarco business forms: B1ll Cox
and Jim Crowther, JC PennC)' • mnnngcmcnl trainee program;
Frank lmper. Oswego c-ountry
club accountant; Eldon Gunter,
exel'utavc truinang program for
St.andard Oat or California: Don
Bartholomnu s. snlcsmnn for Hills
Brothers coCfCf!.
Darryl Bll'IOn, management
trainee proca11m for Walliom Vol
k~r: Bob Cluunch, salesman :for
Cnrnntion mllk rompany; Pot
Hibbnnl, Insurance partt>rship
wath fnthcr; Fred L.aird, nerount·
ang dt:pnrtnwnt of Bardscyc dl\'·
is1on of til'lll'r.t I f'oods.
Len Lamer ton. trn in('C _pro
gram for W1• tern 1\uto :;upply
company: f'l'nnk UJ\\'tcncc,
cw"utiv~ lminin.; proHram for
Crown ZellcrbMh: Jerry Stro
man, sales troming progrom fllr
Crown Zellerb(-ch: Bill Gtbbon,
nccounling department f o r
Crown Zellerbach.
Othor sludonJs • , curan&: po!la-lions through Mass Johnson's of
fice nrc Dolores F"1$her. sopho-
more, llSSJSt:lllt mf!dJClll IUustrn·
tor nt the Univemty of Oregon;
Kay Crttlg, sophomore, produc
tllln department of Jontz~n Knll
Ung mills; und Joyce Robertson,
freshman, U. S. National Bank.
Miss Johnson remarked that
C\'ery student who hns .reglS"tcred
witb her office has had one or
more offers, but that some hD\'C.
n't ns yet, nccepted any at this
writing.
WSSF Program
Tops Last Year
A totnl or $282 has been
cvntrabuted to the WSSF drive
on campus to d:nc. according tu
Stnn 1\litchell , ~hairman of the
dri\'l!, 1\htc:hcll ~lie\'~!: this tS
nlmo l $~0 lugb~r thon lost
,)'t!&r's totAl, despite n ~li~hUy
d~C:I'CIUk."CC enrollment this ycnr.
Solicitors who h&\'e not
turned In their collections ru; ur
y~t. should do so immediate.ly,
nccording to Mitche.ll, by tum.
tng tht-m in to the bookstore. • --. --·-PIONEE R LOG Friday. May 23. 1952
Th > ~1an on.]Jala tiu~ Hill Cot11l: to Clark
What doth thet Lod ::-equirc of thee. but to do iustly.
to lo,•o mercy. and :o 1;,VO}k humbly with thy God? ~======================================~! · Micah VI, 8
On the S\:N•nd of June the comrnunit,· or Portlnod w1ll •
I rn r MQrgztn S Odell. prQ1Cient of Lew• nnu Clm k college.
'through n testtmomnl dtn:-e • A D·E by Ralph K. Allen, Profosaor of Engliah
Complete anH Unabridged
ASSIGNMENT: A c:on\ploto thorne on WHY I CAME TO LEWIS AND CLARK
~mploying at least S now word& and showing varloty in th~ sentence:. without bother·
Thts dmm.•r is to recognize n man who hns built nn insti
tur ,,n of htgher lcarntn~ w1th intmtlc words, work and wm
•. But. morem·er .. the gnt.~e.nng '' 1U eny tribull"' to Lh~ ideal~:
' htch mnke up this man-111\ln! bc~n mtmncd ur thc---:--------- ----------------
lA'Wis nnd Cl rk Coli::dge ll.'l [\ s.,·t miss clltlmAlted the pla~e
g()()d plao" I• r an ovcwll oujust· nnd I was kopl wtde ~twak~ by
mcnt to be m de. nn bl'.lng c1 till' humdrum outside my wtndow maJc me as I eonllldero woman
lo bo nothing but inferior anti
meroly g1vo them lip 'lervlc:o. ing the King's Eng1i8h.
Justlco ... ··nr o.i.-.U \\"e h 'e a problem. Whnt 1 your
opm10.n?'' Ho\\ oiten h 'e the~ '' ords confronted thr~ Prc~J·
dent. And on cac:ll occoSIOn, after care.ful '' cighing nnd
thoughtful considcrabon. an opinion has been offc.l'cd that
sol\~ the question. To studen~ Dr. Odell1s the fortress of de
<: mn, to {acuity he as the citadel of rcsolutson. Chnstchcn sch ol of IO\\ p:<1ce as aft~:n' ard:s
JU t seen 10 lhe p per. nn Jnck· But lhl' nc: t A M tbc cn1tcr.'nl
pot of all ucc::: h wa the best wns \"t:ollcd \\her" everybody
o tr L.ew!s an Clark hlld to me. ftlk'<l up thc1r stomucks tu thi'.Jr
Cutting tho apron strings. my h~art.s c:antenl \\•here r•r :whnt
lather agreed unanimously that happens tQ the huge amounts 1
l ought to NOT line the side· c.til nt th tt P J~ nrc shU a puucl.
walk of the home town any And I get lou of sleop at nite
longeT wbicb is not MAlN becauac the lack of sleop have
Mercy ..• 1t is ~aid lhnt 'sweet mercy IS nobtlity's tr;u(. StTeel like most towns ha but caused many lives. my father
badge•· nnd in all hi· ncuons does Dr. Odell prove these words c.ualpa Street and is diff~ront said. and also if 1 am admin
"fh tugh mDllCl'S Of great Import-sUCh aS rmsing 010111!)' tO he laterally pushed me into istered to tho slate Unlvor-sity
1 · d -• h l plan lo major in the physical
lance n ;15.000 deftctl U1 the budget CCUp) h1s mind, he spuzmng my non ~ '" ome · and wttb a college education body and dont •misundercsh
h\ ~ takes tun~ to nod a fnendly hello. Though he be pre· the busmeu world would then
1 ring o commencement address for high ~chool scmors, he be ready for my buth m.to it.
,~ tll put it aside to help a student through some difficulty. "ttl\ father ~atd he dont nc•tt I
. . . ~ but I done 1t anywa:rs l wntcs n
HumUtty .•. T'elephone call.:rs to the Pre adenl s off1cc letter w Mr I.-e" is but tl conus
<tf'e uot greeted by "President Morgan S. Odell speaking'' or back m "Cd lctters-w th NO SUCH
Tms 1.s Dr. Odell:· lrutead the,· hear, "Mr. Odell." And il is PERSON AT THIS AD08ESS . - So 1 t ou;bl ll o "nd l > bl \ tth this S3!J1C humthty that he approaches :'lll pcopl~ and
proble.nlS He does not walk or talk or act like 3. man olac(.-d •
1 agh abo\-e others. but as a man placed nmnng others to work
\\ 1th lh\!m.
Justice •.. mercy ••. bumUity •.. these qualitic:.- form a
nng testimonial-the man on Palatine hill.
A. L. G.
College Senior Vi ~ews in Retropect
Four Years of 'Prof etic Wandering
Eduor's aolZ': Tbis article is a
condensation of a colum.o Bppear·
.eg the Notn Dame literary
journAl. Bec:a~ e of its contcru..
we ~hove il to be worth,. oi yo11r
~nsideration
By Bdl Riley ct alL But wby this course m
1tcad ol any otbor al thu par·
t1cular time? Why thu coune
at all? •.• ('nt•r~ly tl'tlerant I wrote ttJ Mr.
Clark and \\'Rnted to tell htm
e\erylhing nbout myself and \'lee
\'crsa but it comed back \wo.
So with my horse ns my only
comparuon we both rode throuch
U1c nvcr \'3lley nnd came upon
the LewtS and Clark. Unttl tlwn
there hadn't been no need for
rurplane..' because people did not
d· • tl !1 t.rn·:elhng fn those dnys
Since having been here 1
have contzacsed many ~ple
face 1o face ~o I am always
suppnzed how th• girls uae
c:osme1icln a n d perfumiga te
ih•ir ~l"Yes. -
... Just ~ csterdQ,. I o\ c rht'urd unc
who wns JUSt bcgrudgtng me ns
my mnrtanl :;tntus wus smgular,
she; wos JUht bubbling over wlth
nn mfunon ty complex 11n I thot
I'd gh·t' her my pJe('C or mmd.
But tlunk.ing 1t O\'er 1 just thmk
every one should keep mdcpcnd
cnt of hisself. And ns to why 1
conw to Lewis nnd Clurk it wns
bccnusc the nef'd to be indcpl'nd·
c.nt nnd ..:qunl, which C\'crybody
ts.
'
-As nl\lo'".)'S. the question rc·
sounds: What can be d .. ,nc al>Qut
tt:' Well, here arc a few ideas.
Sltdlng t.old'-• &:asuliilly tf un-flrst of all. when n teacher walks
-~~b dD\\n-b.ill tou-tu"'llS June mto a clnssroom on the f1rsl
l. nt' 1f he is nt a!! susre_p:ible day or the semester, he shouldn't
to r. talg.w, has an alml>St a:r:-c-Wke out hts text-book nnd say. There is lb! of the ammoral
type wh1ch 1s not much drmkins
and deboshering, but sudenly
nboul the m1ddle of the hrst nil~
I w:.s au-aken b)' the sound o! :t
fallen hn <: n. "Hey! Psst! •.• Wbat·s the name of this counc?"
s.t..b c dcstrc to tum arouno nnd Read. the {1I$t fth~ · pages for
t e n qutck look at the bump) Wednesday We'll have quizzes
1ern :1 behand him • on altcrnnlc Frtdoys. pape~ on
A dcmtcnll~. the m&l JI" con· C\'CI"Y third Wcdnesduy and four
C',w:.tan as· HO\\ much bette 11 ttm('S thlS semester I'll sleep in."
C'O ki ha\"e been. How much bt-t-He should say I, lhtnk, some·
ter. If, mstead of a sc:.ntlemnn Uuns hke thts: .. 1 hu,·c some
\ l? earned bJS JJllcllcct. under I quest10ns to • sk )'OU gcnllemc.n
t rfgbt ann in a calf-~kin bn.e·-\\"'lw nrc you takmg lhtS course,
<'iUe. there had been one who h:ln u·hy is 1t bcmg taught to you in
:i a little b1l of an m.:>"ptrot on-your freshman year inst ad of
a1 quulit~· • • • !-our senior )"ear nnd what part
How much beUar if jwt this docs 11 plD.l m \.he hfc of the cd·
one lhiog bad be-an done: If ucated manT" And hf! should
before beginning teacbiog his l:eep askjng these (!Ucsttons. nnd
COl.lnct, lhe teacher bad tried !'imtlor on!"'! NYU Tuition Rise Forces Enrollment to Drop;
U of U Water Battles Cause Property Loss
By Flo Ann Perkins
Nc~· Yor~: um\ c!Sn)· ts hrwmc
tuition d:tL:tulucs. \ 'I dtng to
the NYU Comme~ Bulle11n. n
nu~ ., r • ·ton \\ il . n 41 per
ccnl of t~ day students to quu
n~"'.x t ,seme5ter.
But the school ch nccllor sn)'. propttation o! student funds and
for dm•ctly disputing dtrectives
set by the student counetL''
Then the editorial stall r.
stgnc..'d, a special all-coUcce con·
-.·ocrttton \\•as called and special
met! linGS \\ere held for the elec-tton or class rcprc.sentulin~$ to
the stud~nt council.
It all started when lhc sta{{
published D ~p.·c1al edition con
!Olinmg a pet1lton wh1ch violated
the policy or the student cong
ress.
Columnist Presents Last ServiceP
'Guide lor Misinformed Pioneers'
By Bill Foss enough to como ln out of
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Tellms:
to Roll
planned
Nancy
t to Ch
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maJor,
maJI
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to Sa
Ftrst Pr.
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dding pal
Joyce N
homore 1
)ll.. Other
n F1tch,
lm, trea$1
One or
king or
El
ty Cor en
rtainment
~xe· ot clo
French
~: Arden
•cere ·
Memb
the
Student
t: Don J
lre
lire:ek Newt
J1m Tot
-atermty Q
P~teri
'to ~>how the atudanJs wbr il l suppoae tbat an a way it
W&5 in the cunic:ulum • . • lf all bo1ls down to this: Then' nl;, 10 per cent u til have to
drop out of ~chool as a result ol
• he tuattr,n htkc. The mise mu<~l
be rathe!· high to compen..c:u te for
losmg 10 per cent of the day
studenlS. much less 11 per cent. Mnn.y reader.. of lh~ LOG ha\'C
hecomc confused by t~rm~ used
dur10g the year. So as a final
S<'.n•kc, the <"larf pre;.cnt.s:· The news article telling of the r<~J:>t~ 1r:. of
aothln9 else. this would ma.lce isn't e.oougb concern upoD the
'tho profC!$.•.or bimaeU look for pari of the ttoc:bers for the
1ho jU.Jtificahon of his c:ours:. 5tudents as indi•iduall ••• It
••• Hot nc~..ari.ty tea&bm.g calls for something tbaJ could
bim bow to dissect a frog -be caU.ci. fol' wa.n.t of a better
10.0: lhal lrind o! }lnllficaiion name. a re·a..Uening .••
- t' '. ~ Cole6a»~
tU.Jctal liUbllcatJon of lh" A~t..--11 Studcnta ur J..,nbt cuvl <Jinrk.
ftll•c~ !Publl.i!llcl •ttklT dariar; tbe CQIIrJ::o yor. trubolciJ•U•"• rat••· ·:.:UO tter .> uu. w• .._ •
.:n:iS aa ~co rut c II'!Attll'r a • Portlalld, Oregon.
EDITOR
Bqce White
Bill <f'ou -Nanagi4 g Eclltor Geraldine SptoU Nil. Society
Ann Cnmning Eclltori.aJ Ediln Tom O'Day Sporta Editor
Hetb Scboldor Featuzes Editor
Blair Ltndl• AdY. M~ . iiUanc:r Miller Societr Editol' The Uninr$ity of U\uh stu
dent :~fl.,U"S cotnmtttee 1s pour
tng O\"cr a water problem. Dan\·
~cc resulting from recent stu
dent Wlll~r flgbls mu~l be patd.
A bucket of soapy wntcr tossed
on the windshteld or 8 passing
cor caused the unfortunate dri\"er
to crash into a parked c-ctr.
Other outcome! or the w t
5eramblc w·ere three student in·
j~nes . damage · un1\'crsfty
"'pnnkhng !~"Stems nnd to llu.'
neighborhood ~hrubbcry nnd wn
ter systems and t.o ::s univenaty
pro{es,."'r's esr.
A ad. appeax ing tn lh• Michi·
!.Jan Dally. U.m\'tr.,uy of Mldu
cnn: PERSONALIZED TYPING,
t"'mplete ~\·tth errt•rs. S:lli.'!rnc·
110n gtutr:-.ntcd. :us E. Ltbertr
-.pol'\.eac •-•· Ckn.ll ra11m.~ar. Oohuaal•t na 8Hinl /side door.. pl ~!)
liw;.l c •••1• •• ~"•••• Clrca.l&Uoa Pa\ 8\naf.J', &l ••r.n. c lila :r le • CllanaQ..ut. atquu oa. ._. ••mba. aar-F'U'cworks at K nsru; Stnt~
C:.tllert&e De~f7. •1•••• Mn. Clol .. , .._., Lad, &Uce • m • .a-apo'aa. ••U7 :ana· &&aa. Tet>c~rs collc_ge! The editor (If
_,.,.. 'r.lo AW• 7et'•na. Yirpn'• h B 1 ••=•••· •a. ·-... I :r e u letiD \~ul suspended b\
'------- ------- --0--..:':..n..::.-_"_'...:.__:.J:.ac:lr:..::-r.:.a:c:":•:al :.J the stuaent council "for mtS-np· LOG staffs trip to lhl' bench to
·ee th. wat•r wu n't an editorial Knppu
~A Guide for Muguidod
Paoneers· to \lndcr log Scott Beach in the res1dcnl
swlmmmg pqol In the future Dtwe
plc&s.t! kL't'P StJndWu!h crumbs ... ,..nt-at·n
To those who d1dn't know, Boris
SnJ•o is n conduc1or but he h.J• :and Beach dry. RL'(;entl
nothmc to df> with the Union Pac-At this tlme it mtght be wise
ific nulroad Ol.' the Portland tu conect warped notions about
Tuc::tion company . 'ht Red Cross:
Tht: LOG did not at .any time I Far I. ll u. not J younc people's
say thilt \"htting senton> t(• Pio. Communi .. t league. Second. tn
nc• I' Preview shfluld mooch fuod ~pllt: ol tbe (,tel that the Ptlgdms
off the lndiaru.. Thc,y were stm-(hd come o\'~r on the Mrwflower Thet8
for the
.M1cnc l~
Poyfa ... "". ~·
. • I
ply asked 10 · . • ry mcc way to the R(·d C'r," dtd not rome {l\'er ~n·nlnin ;
get a reMrvalion ,f tht.:Y pi.Dnned on th~ Blood V•a•L tativc.
I() e:at an tlu· C"dl 1pus. b Th~ drama department " Ill :\ elUil
Some rc ad•·r IDUiconstruc:d the nnt bt.-t:tken over by the mo10• 1 Sunday
lt!rm, "car pools." When the stall tenanco cn:w durintt the 1um
SUJ::it.:lilCd lh;at car pools be ar-m~r months. Eliatbcth Gardiner
range..'(! thl'y were not ,:tving nn.v is thl" numc or one or the d tn,
one the iDc.:unli\'C to push ~he tors.
nt!tta Tnu Rho clunk in the The examples nnd a~wers of Jim ••u::.~
· ne~l
II • "fyro·.:al
eanl-at-nr...O
swimming pool r-i'uw •lop that. the previous questions nre D<'n
Just l>~atU c the story smd those who cnnnol tead. Ple;ase 1r next
that Iloh Buccrmnnn u 11s an &ludy and try to unde.rst.and ty Jean
'outtitWtdmg scntor, it d1dn't them, And stop ;akint; 60 many tr,:cant-at
mean that he doesn't know I questions. idiot! •. 1952
RK
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111ch to ay. May 23. 1952
• the S De tal S1dt Br Haner Miller
a'\d GeralcllD• SpTOU
ocial Calendar Full
s Semester Closes
Dncctly Collowaug lhe rchcnnml for C'rlmm~m·emcnt mcercu:e!l
aturd~ty. Moy 31, the fa<'ulty ,,.,11 honor scnioi'S with u pnl'ty on the
st lnwn. (In cv~nt of rcun. the party wtll L 1kc plnce in the theuter.)
All Junum·y, Junt> and Aucu 1 gnduot( , as wuJI us grndunl•'lS
c1vmg their MA degu:~.;s, un-. lnvrh:d announces M1Ss Frc .. du
lrltrcld, ~Cnt•rnl chnirman o! t ht• cv~;-nt
Progrmn cho1rmun IS Mrs. <bcr ~iart'Ourl . On the l'Ommltlc•• !or
nnd Ol'rungcmcnls nrc Mnd"me Corinne PQutcau. Mrs. Mary
:ollt~rts. Mtss Ellen Rowley, Ivan Houser and Donald Bnlmcr. Othl!l'
1t11mittecs include M1ss Ruth Chindl(rcn and oth()r department
•~;tu~>, hospltnhty, und Mrs. J::dllh Srruth, mvitations.
• •
M1ss Ruth Chandg11m, home economics instructor, rcC(!ntly an
)unn·d her cnBngcment lo Willtnrn J. D1nsmorc, Pnsndenn , Califor-
13. Wedding dole is set for June -1 in Ulc drawing room of Palatine
1JaLrt~c••· Dr. Morgan Odell will oHacmte.
Among severn! socaal cvenls plunnl.!d for Miss Chindgren nrc a
1· ....... shower May 28 nl the homl of Miss Gay Hardmg. Co-hostc.'!sc:;
tho MiSS(.'.S MarJorie Fc.sst ndl:n and Helen Naundort, On Tuesdoy
ao•ninll b< tore tlu: wedding Mr" Helen Hartness will cntcrulin nt
pr c-w~:ddi ng buffet dinner. . .. .
Telling rru•nd. of her l't!tl'nl engagement ts Sally Buchholz.. fresh
, to Ronald Stt:vens or Jennings Lodge. A late summer weddin~
planned. • • •
Nancy Bornum. junior, is telling tricnds or her recent cngagc
.nt to Churk Hill, senior business adrnmtstrat1on major. The wed·
is planned for early summer. • • •
At n recent house party Cor her rra~nds, ]('an B~cbe, junior !'peccl!
mnjor, announced her cngaKcmcnt to Vern Steancr. junior eco·
rnlc m'lJOr.
the Aisle
Tht: wedding or Jean Mcintyre. semor elementary education
to Snrn Raymond of Klamath Falls is planned (or June 15, ret
First Presbyterian church in Klamath Falls, -1 p.m. Cnmpus slu-
t<; Colleen Creswell and ,\lma Ferrell will be included in the
:uuing party.
• • •
Joyce Mahon wns elected president of S3cajnweans, rreshm£m
,..,n, -,m~,re women's honorary, ut a recent meehnJ: or the organizn-
1~ Other officers elected to scn·e for the 1952 fall term include
Fitch, vacc-president; Prisctlln West, secretary; Mary Lynn
lm, treasurer, and Jan Semler. historian.
One o( the many nctivllic undertaken by Soc-recently is the
king or signs to mark fntulty nnd adrntrustrat1on o!Iicc.s and
ldings Extra-curricular ~ervtce work has mcluded sponsoring n
ty Cor children of the Chinese mls!lion m Portland, providUlg en-
rta.Jnlmcnt for patient:. at \'anc:ouver Veterans bosptlnl and p•1ck1ng
·e~ of clothes for Koren
• • •
French club rt.>cently installed officen; for l.he cornine year. They
AJ-den Cra•e. president; \'i\'i Nicker:on. vice pr~ident: DCU'lene
kcs. sccrctary-treo.surer; and Jean Beebe, historian. • • •
Members o{ the German club spent a musical evening last Moo
at the home of Rowena Owen. Adviser Mrs. Emma Meier and
wena sang German lieder and led the members in group singin~;. • • •
Student Christian association has instnUed Jack Jennings, presi
Don Johns, v1ce president; Joun Wood, secretary; and AI Mar
tl'\?Murcr or its group {or ne. ·t y~ar.
• • •
lire!ek Newa
Jim Tomhn wns recently elected president of Delt:1 Tau Rho
la1rern1 t~· Other orftc:crs to ..iCTVc w iOt him for next semes t~r or :
Petef!-, viet: prcsrdent., Dtek Whipple, treasurer: Dave Wood,
crctary. Jnck Bw.tinl., marshal, Dale Pearson, representntl\'e to lhc
~u:l"-lrate rntty c:ounc1l; and Dkk Bnlstgcr, representative to Delta
Rho cnate which consasts of representatives from the three
pter~ of Dells.
• • •
htonal Kappa Phi Alphn !ratcrntty recently re-elected Don Floren
in the · t. Other ofllcers :.crvtng with him this next !!Chool .)em~ ter
future Dovt" Lanier, $CCreton.·; Don Morton, treasurer; Bud Co~. ser-
erurubs I~J.Ill•tlt-anns: and Jnck Jennings, obnplain.
~-c:ently elected o!!ic~r 'S oC Pi K.oppa Delta are Mary Ellerby.
"~ ... t:'nl. Don Nelson, vice pr~iden t; Mary Hooper, secretary
e wise r:c1~un:'"; and Charlene Brunjt:s, histor>·-pubHcity.
about • • • •
l Theta Kappa sororil)' n.-cently install!<f Lois Williamson presi
~nl ior the cornmg school ycur. OUters to serve wiUl her are: The
ople's Mu~haelso n, \'ice president; Marie E<lmondson. ~ecrctar); Au·
Gd. U\•Jrty Poyfair, treasurer: £11lly Tyrrell, sergeant-at-arms: Shirley
~ grlms social secrctuy; Nancy Leaper, bl.9torinn: Marcia Lyslo,
r·O\\~r. chnirrnan: JoAnn Burt, sports chatrman: Diane McKenzie.
ic O\'er : Pat Elliott, pledge mistress; and Patt Blokcly, council rep-
live.
r' \\.·)I,
mam·
, sum
udiner
dire" A breakfa, t in honor or the Theta seniors was gi\'cn at L'Abbcs
Sunday morning.
• • •
Jim MLo;ko wns rtcl•ntly elected prendcnl of the junior class for
next year. Serving wath lum are Dale Pcnrson, vtce president ;
· T)•rrcll, sccrctnry; Otck Bates. treasurer; Bud Cadwell, ser·
1ft~mt-ut-nrms; and Arlene Hergert, student council rcpn-sento.th·e.
• • •
Don Floren wn.,. recently elected president oC Ule senior class
Please next year. Sen•inl: w1th him arc Fr'-od Tomlin. vice president ;
erst.and .eu Jean Duke, sccn•tary; Joan 1::Jiiott, trensurer : Huie Cartorinn.
, mnn'~" -arms; ond Larry Campbell, student council represcnla· •
• • PIONEER LOG
DOLORES MENSTELL •.• wane acholanhip
Fulbright seholonh1p wlanor
Dolores Menstell who will JeaTo
Portland in August for Austria
when abe will aJudy aJ the Mos
ort coUege of mu.ie in V1eno.a.
Tbe acholanhip will pay Dolores
tuuion. tn•el, book& and li•10g
expenan for 10 mooths. Page Three
ColumnistCondemns
Journal' for Laddies
By James Spohn
Burntng up the book tore
shelves ont.l running "hot" corn
petition wllh the LOC:, the
''L:tddtP's Home Journnl," pub·
llah<!d by Columbia univcrsrly,
tends to redden the lnce:J uf \t.s
less calloused renders.
Th1s most unabrrdgt>d of thr
unabridgt.>d mngnzines to lately
melt the presses features such
enlightening novels as '''The.rc'IS
n Mnn tn The Houtc," by Tully
Monde; ''My F'm1t Baby," by ful
ton Oursler: "Under-Cover Stuff,"
by NclUc Holbert: 'Throw Me n
F"l.9h." by l~ucy Monroe; and
'-Throw Me Lucy Monrce," by
Leo Du~hcr.
"1 Wan.t Name!", nn expose of
th•• rismg mfluencc of the fc·
tnulc upon American life. tell'> o! Ute kmdly old lad)' who rides
.. n1und an n bloek-long Umousiric.
smokes Red Dots and PU3h
amnll cluldren in lhc toce. The
&lory l5 well l.'OI(•red by lh!:! per
\'CI'Sf! language on!l c:ule anylngs
oollowcd by t.he klndly old Indy.
A must tor people who read.
On p•;o 18 ol Lbe UbclolU Ut
t:rnry monsl.rosity a novel en1iUcd
"The Cnrciul Hearts· tends to
Fhock the render with tts stark
realism. It conoems Jonct who
is gone (our months and hns de·
rided, wtule shaking her tups
sndly, to go to work. Janet takes
a JOb bc.hmd a hngerie counlcr nnd
encounters her r.mot. prospcc:t, Q
m:m shoppmg for hlS gtrl friend
who is wmtine in the car ••.
Page 11 featwos a. picture of
Nancy Leaper lo Attend Convention
As Home Economics Representative o &by looking gentleman wtth
curls foiling down upoa hts fore
bend, rings on each of his chubby
fingers, and a diminutive smile
ere:ISlng his rcteding chin. He
speaks. ..1 dlv not ftcnl youah
pant res." He wns later stnlngled.
Th1s photo is review(.'tl because
or tls color ond fadnl e.xp~
sJons.. Shcc.r horror. Nancy !.caper, jUOIIOT home
tlconomn :s major, has been
chuscn to go ~o the Nation:&!
Homl' Eronomics [lnnual con,·en
t ton whach is being held in Al·
!11ntic City, New Jersey this
ycnr.
The five-do.' l mvention will
b~gin June 24 Spt 'lkers, meet
mas and diSCU I >n; Will make
up the progrnm . RccreDtion wm
Carolyn Van Demarr
fo Edi11952 Pathfinder
C. Jrolyn Van Dcmarr \,;u eda~
th~ Pathfinder for this fnll and
will be asststed by Herb Schol
tlcr. The Pnth!inder as n booklet
issw.'<i to new students and fresh-
men.
The Pathfinder eontnio.s the
fl()hl') or the school. its tradi
tions. and gen~ral rules rre.shmen
must obey. The Puthhndcr also
contains a map of the curnpu!J be provided ror the dcl~gat!.'S af
ter the meeting.
Nnncy, who is fl notlvc o!
L.itchficld, ConnC(tlcul, stud "l
am happy about my new hoaor
as .it will cnoblc me to \'UIIt m~
parentS while in New Jersey."
The blue-eyed girl becnme In
terested sn home economics nn'li
more Pl!rtlcular1y m interior
decorotrng beenuse of her cxper
il'nce m her pnrent's New Eng
hmd antique shop.
Nnncy has a stack of hono~
n "rn1lc lone." She ts edttor of
the Northwest Rcgtonal Home
Economics workshop to be held
ut Washington State college next
taU; next yenr"s president or
Colhecon, college home economic
dub, and nssastnnt hend resadent
of Stewnrt hnll. The "Journal." Ulrough the ren
of H.s pages runs amok wHh a
sweet sarcasm. ribald rnucity,
ond fervent fdt.h.
Publication Heads
Pick Staff Posts
Staff appointments for next
ycnr's VOYAGEUR and LOCi
WCl' announced Wednesday by
cd1lOI'S Bob Bissell and Don Flor·
en.
In addition tu Sal ,. S1unncr,
whose appointm4·nt ,.., asststant
VOYAGEUR editor was an
nounced l.a&t week, Bi.~l made
the following appoin~enLo; :
pictur,.s of student and focult)-Arl Exhibit Opened
leaders, the names und proce
dures ror entering campus or-At Campus Theater Sports editor, To.m Hnrtl~r : F:ae
uuy editor, Bob Shoemaker; Art.
editors. Frank Eliott and Ann
Ditto; Sen1or ediUir, J~ Me
Cieon: Faculty ndvJSor.s., T. J.
Edmonds. Bc.mnrd Hinshnw and
Gay Hnrding gnmzations and mony other
paees or inforrnaUon for the new
student.
Scholarships Available
For Summer Session
A hmth d n •mber of tholnr·
hips to the Oregon summt?r
,:chool of alcohol studtes. to be
held June US-27 at UniveNt t}~
•Jf Oregon, will be n\·nalable lo
:ntercsted pel':'lons nccordrr.g lo
W. K. Ferril'r. din.'Ctor of the
rchool.
Purpo. t! or the summer s~sio n
is to acquoinl physician • law
enlorecmenl oCCicers, social
workt>rs, public school te.lcbers
and olhl•rs interested, in . ccent
de\'clopmcnt sctentilscnlly re
lated to the problems of alcohoL
Velvet Pwse Sought
The per.!IOn who wore Ule dark
green shor1y to tb~ May Fete
Queen's ball IS nsk~ to retw-n
the bla'-=k \'elvct purse which
\\as put by mt.St.oke in the pocket
o( the coal while in the ciOllk
room. Return it to the bOokstore.
Sa..-e Time
Hnvc your Term Papers
T.Ypcd by an F .. xpert
M1-s. Norman Fisher EA 9!!::?,1
187 N. E. Granada CL
FOR SALE
1148 Super De Luxe Ford CoD
••rtibl.. J.U Beatine. P. 0.
Box 215, Lewis •od Cladr Col·
lege. JIOSO. All pha.<>es of student art, pro
duced in classes ranging !rom
Expcnencing Art nnd Art Fun
damentals to nd,·anced Drnwing
snd Design. opened a two-week
showtng Sundny 10 the campus
theatre.
The cxhjbi&.:. &ixth annunl
:mowing of LC art work, will be
cpen to the publie datly includ
inf! weekends t h r o u g 'tl Com
mencement dny, June 1, unt1l S
p.m.
All work in the exhibit wns
produced b.v students from lhc
da~cs of William .M. Hill. Ber
nard .l:iin.sh<l\\'1 1\·an HC'Iuser-and
LeRoy Brcar.
Sc1mmy Trel Tator. present VOYAG
EUR editor, will serve nl sen
ior nd\•istlr for the 1953 edition.
Ann Grnnning and Chuck
Chamquist ~·ere appotnted by
Floren u aSSO(:iate and manag
ing editors. respecliV~. of the
LOG. Ann hD..s been active on the
stnff for two years and is lhe
present ed1tonn1 page editor.
Chnmquist has ~erved as re
;>ortcr lor Ule PliSl J ear.
Di!partmcntal t::d1tors lor the
coming y\!er are Sporu. Tom o· ·
Da~·: SocH!ty. C:Uherine Delis
traty; Features, Herb Scholder;
Copy, Gnrth Fanning.
..
d.yl
TOPS IN POPS!
WE'VE GOT 'EMl
"Meet Me oa the Coan•'' ''Blue Tan;o.,
* Four Ace~ * L• Paul
• 'Th• w .... n ''llta o1 Fire"
* Joboor RaJ' * Frankie LaiN
• TODJ' BeGD.U
BLadrstoa• l-Ull • I
Page Four
LC Cinder Stars Top Competition
f
J PIONEER LOG
•
By AI Stephon~on
The 2:trd Northwe .. t cunl••z~n C1'
tHack rmd htld c·rown ftts snll&l\'
on the dl'fcnd1ng Ch{IJnJ)inn~
Wallnm~th :, thiJI "l'Ck ns lt t'CS\!11
of tlwJr 7i ·~ po111l pcrfnrmnnc:o
lnst Saturrlh> nt Wt~lln Wolin.
\\'hnt hnd bc••n 1 igurcd to be tt
l\\ o-WB\ Wro511~ bl•l\\'t'\.:0 LC .• na •
tht.• Bctu eats, tua·ncd nut to bt• a
dogfaght for ~l'l'Ond nnd than:.
spots n the PionNJrs ••dRcd
Whitmnn b~ on" point tn wan thl
1 unntlrup spot The mill• rcl&)
foursom•· of f"rnnn\' Cox. Jim •
Smith, Neil And•!rscn nnd Re.idna
Hcltnr saved the day by grabbm ~
.;~ tham. thu gJ,•mg the locnl
crew n tcarn total of ~6 5 6 • • n
Caley Cook. tho Pionoor· do
everything man. domina t~ the
individual scoring aa he broast 880 devclcped stomach c:ramp~
whalo running in the milo 1\nd
finished fourth. fn tho holt
mite h• ,..,, loading tho field
going Into tho soeond lap hut
tlcd up again ond wa1 forc:od
to drop out. ComparlnQ hi•
past hmo' Wtth tho moot c:loc:k
ing s. he would have c&J ily won
both races hod he performod
up to par.
The J:o'ixmcn plrkcd up 5 ''nlu·
nhlc 1101nts In the shot put when
Don McCollum. a o s t year's
rhamp, nnci Norm Cumpton
threw th~ iron hull far enough ~
~nrn s!X"ond ond !nurth plcat•e rn
tangs reSJH'C!li\'el) . •
Friday. May 23, J
d I I nncc races hurl Ull
J."'mmonll'd Cunt•h Fix :J'h•• uo..
biggcsl ups~t w n s Pac
!lhowlng in the mlh• 1 t!'lay. G
mtn the tnl'1•t, the I.C' quar
hnd 1 h1• bl•l!t llnw.
cr1ng the nmount o( mt•n \H
uut th111 spting, we hnd n
I!Ut'ccssCul .)'i~nr," he added.
Net Team Bow
So Do Divoteers
In NW Loop Te
The LC tennis and gulf teo,n
trctVclcd to Wulln Wnlln on
16 for the Northw(•st Conrl.'r£>nt
chomrnnnship contests. Thl•
od the tape in the c:ontury and I
the low hurdle and won broad·
jump laurels wtth a loap of
21-foet 2 inches. He also plc:kod
up a fitth in the high barrier~ Larry Ha•orkomp • olfortt m
the high jump oarnod him "
tie for aoc:ond. whilo toammoto
Chilrlcll Hudson wos pic:kmg
up a he lor hfth in tho samo
ovent.
A new 1 ccord of 50.3 wns nt
tnincd in the HO ns lnst '''a son 'f'
('hRmp, Fa·anny Cox had hlbl'
cnntent with lhtl'd for th1s spnng
:\lilt S~:hrm•dea· , tn ht:; farst ,vcar ms tcnm bowed out in the
J'ounrl of com pctl tion but
golft•t"S w~nt on to tukt•
piUCl'
Le\\ W hi, who lost
rctwht'd thr tcnnh; st•mi-rmul
\\'fl& l'lllnlnnt••rl ti··l, 2·6, U-1 b
ll;m~ ld Corter or Willnml•ttt•.
the doubles matches, Ruy llowi
nnd Jim Hodgkins lost li·3, to give him an afternoon total
of )6 pomts.
AI ln lhl p<1h 'llUtl, Hon Cam1ich·
THESE TWO 'FRESHMAN wore th~ only champion poriormen
f:~r the Orang~ and Black at the Northwe st conferen~ trac:lt meet
ot WaJla Walle last week whore the Pioneers nosed Whitman for
e~ad pia~. Ron Carmichael, c:ily c:hamp while at Grant, is just
comp!oting his 12-3 jump "''hic:h lled Wallameue ·s Ray Frotheim for
top hoaor&. In tho lower raght band corner is Caley Cook, triple win
ner in modem loop history. ' :1el, surpn_ed tlw dope-sheet ex·
r~rts 8!' he 5Nll'l'd 12-fect 3·tnct:·
cs to shoa c top honors with Ray
Fa cthczm of Wlllnmcttc. Thio
JUmp ancJdcntal~y wns the best
Ron has nchiC\'Cd since he stnrtcd
\'<Ill I· ·n~
ReJda.r Hollar, who had been
c:ounJod on to win the mlle and " a lnardlcr, nddl•d anc•thcr I wo
itglls to the LC cnusl!. ns he got
iii f11urth in th lows.
Nell Anderson and Jtm Smilh
c:rossod the finish hno fourth
and fifth in the furlonq and
Will Stephens toss was good
enough 10 rank him th&rd in th~
javelin c:onJest.
''\\'iltomellc's str,,ngth in the fl.J to Pacific.
The golf motch wns played n
the Wolin Wolin country clu
wh1ch is, according to coac.h
.Aktn!:, "on excellent, true cnam
paonshfp" course. He nddl'd th
h1s Pioneer team dtd not h\'t!
to hts LlXpcctations.
ppas aplure lib all rown Lcwas ami Clark \\'llS toppc~
by Willomctte and \\'h1t
Cl:u k Stephens was low man
LC With 163 for the 36·ho
By Tom Hartley everyone at the end of the; soa-
INJundtng two MacAfcc tlitc.ht.:rs son to pic:k an all·Ltar quad.
lor nanc hits nnd ten runs the Making no c:la1m to anhrlibil·
Koppa~: mulcd down thcu· fu'St m-iJy. but i1 1 had a team I d like
'ramurul crov. n or the year. Led the following players on it.
1)\ 0(: n Floren's four-h1t patchin!: Bchmd the plote would be Man -the Gn.aeks en me out on lhe long I E\•nns of Knppn. His battery malc
end of n 10-1 rount. Dou Floren would ha\'e to be one
The till pitted lhe \\,nllt.rs of 01 the hurlers along wuh Chru>
the reiJ>LOCU\'C dl\·a~HHIS ol the reg-Pn:t.eotopaulos. Dan Rcrtuh:it,
ular cason :'lJ:ai.o.st one another. Kappa first baseman, gets lhc nod
MacAf~.:c wns making thetr bid for Dt the tnttaal o;ack. Tht· Mnulcrs '
thear SC'tlQnd all-school lttle or Lhe Jzm Tsagnwa, Wtlh his shorp eye
:)ear Th~y had prC\'JOUSb bcslcd ut the plate and nbdlty to get on
Slsma for the bnsketball laurels. base hold. dov.'n thl! keystone
11 ~ms Jo be the poliq· of watb Bruc(' Longbolla at short. Tho sigma infielder all'o c:ould
•erve in relief pitc:hlng rolla
and ha.l bag bat makoa htm a
natural cloan up hitter.
The Polt.:ca ,t •. Jerty Pcckovcr
is pickc.od rm the "hot corner" to
rgl.lnd out th~ anttcld. 'fhc out
licld is a conglomeration of medi·
ochre anJacldcrs with strong arms
and luntmotc gardeners.
Two first basemen. Jim Clay·
ton of the Maulora and Harry
Johnson of tho Polecats get out·
field berths. Hank Kohloff !rom
Lambda is the thtrd c:hoic:e for lho fly c:hasang coparh:nen t.
ll looks hkc the only way to
Wtn a di\'tsil)O l.'ruwn in the antru
muaal knguo is to pttch a no-hit
game. Dun Floren thr«>w a no·
hatter at tlw Polecats Monda\ oiS
tht• Knppa Phi Alpha's downed
the indnpcndcnts 2 0
f'loren took whif1 honors for
tho day fanning 17. Lambda
won tho fraternity intramural
trophy lor Jho soc:ond straight
year. The red·shntod crow won
an all-!:chool crown in volley
ball and a loop tUle in footbalL mntch.
The fol10wing will be Hi
minor awnrds in golt and lt•n
Jam Kraus, Cia a k StcJ:Ihen!
Gnry Andrews. Jnck Phtpp:
Jim Dodson: Ll•w Wahl,
ltowJe, ,lim Hodgkin s, Doug
Bob Chrlstophca·, Pat Htuo•llrt:'
nnd Dick Juhn.
Baseball Leaders
Pc:t.-Lowil .357 Daniela •. 306
RBJ's-Cordon. 21. Martell 19
I HR--Gord on. S. 2b-Lewts. 12
3h-Ec:kelman. 2
Pitchlng-Bonando. W -5, L·2
Pioneers Win, Lose LC Cindermen Cox Picked to Lead
Final Diamond
.ebc tarts and their l:n;;t l ·wo <.'On•
fcn:ncc Ult.s the Pioneer dlamon1
ere\\ ruushcd the season wath a
1 (;. l S f'l:COIU.
The two conference losses
dumped th\: Pwncer~ tnt 1 the
•et nd dl\'lliiun of the ~OI;lhwcsl
conCcrencc and thear 4-G stand·
ang &wd lh\!m with CAllcgt. o'
r4al o for thu-d place.. Wlutman
'l®k the Jeaguc title folio" ed b~ ..
W.Jlamene and LinfJcld m n st-c·
ond place ua.
The PionHn placed Uuee
men on the all-conference
6qUad. f'iJ.cher Chuck Bonondo.
inJi(!lder Dave Daniels and out·
fielder John Cordon wore cho·
sen 10 the all-Jtar team.
DU\ Dauici.s paced the Smtth·
me11 in their final tilt agninsl
Porllrmd U. with fl)ur hlta 1n
f1vc tnJ.)S. Hi!C big bat wns the
park an the se,·~nth. The P1tJ·
n ·err; jumped on PilCit p1tchc1
Dick Mnnholl for three runs ln
the Atretch Lrnme. but could no~
\ ereom<: Lhc SC\ en run bulge.
Art Mc.Lorney's bo.) 5 add~ lWQ •
more tn the eighth nnd the Pula-In AAU Meet
tine htll crew tried again in the .
l[lst of the ninth. addmg l wo for
a hnal count of 9-5.
The weekend activities 1aw
the 1nvadors b·om tho north
Seattle Pacific:, outlast 1he Pio
neers 6-5 in the first gamct and
the Smilhmen came bac:k Jo
tak• the nightcap to 9 in eight
innings. •
A walk by I'Chcf P•tcher Dick
TyderiUln with the ba~cs 1ondcd
forced in lhe wlnning run for
the Pactflc U. Badgers ns the.;
dumped the visiting Ornngt?mcn
tl-5, Willamettc grnbbed St!cond
plnoc in the confcrcnc•· b:r dump
Ing the Pnlalinf! lull gang 6-4.
S~iing Course A vail able
A two•scmcsli11 OOUI"'i!: tn ~kung
"ill bu oUt.:rcd next yctlr fJC'c:-ord
Jnl: u_• Dean Churlt•s W. Howard.
'fhc ~-oursc. dc:..•gnotcd PE 65·
hti, proved populor this year and
"all he ofCen d BJBIII n••xt ycnr
s-ta1Ung m the fall.
PE 65·66 "as not includ.,d in
the Ul52-53 cln sc.hc..'<.lulc booklet. Before 1.-t!WtS and Clnrk's run
ners put their track togs awny
for the year, some o! them will
r:ompctc m the Northwest AAU
meet at
Mny 31. Lincoln h1gh £chool on
LC Spt..-'Cdstcrs wlll be meeting
thcar toughest comJ){ltJtt ~n o! the
year when they take field ogainsl
2>uch men as Bob Mathias. Olym
PIC decathlon champ: Chuck Miss
!t•ldl, PacafJc const Juvchn rhamp:
Lyle DH:kr•y, t•n•• of the top pole
vaultt.•rs in the nat1on, und 11 hm;l
ol other potentiul Ol)•mpie men.
Cah•y Qn()k, \'CI sa lite Paont1CI
athlct••, looks to have the bt.'fil
chance ot pladng in the stnr stud
ded I icld. Cook hn Ll'fl \'cled
through the &cclBon undcfrn t<'d an
th~o: luw hutdh•a nnd lht· broad
jump whih• all)() grnbbing first
lUnd seconds in the htgh sllclw und
Lhc l 00-yard dash.
Other Pioneers plunning on
('Ompetmg 111 lhe meet nnd their
spel."io11il!S nrc W1ll Stcvc::ns, jove
lin: Neil Andl.!l'l!f.:n, spdnt.s, and I
Ron Carmichael. pole \'Bull. A fellow whose name has been synonomo us with
at Lev.ts and Clark Cor the past three vears was honored
week b.) bemg elected lcam captain for th£' 1952 scllSO·n--th
first capt:un lo be elected an the htslot y of the college.
Captain-elect Joy I)uane "Bud" Cox, \'Cteran linctJac~KeJ
and guard, was chosen by his teammates to guide the "''n,nDII
machine for the coming season.
Star Linebacker
...........
BUD COX
• •• becomes the firat Co)l. a graduate of Bea•erton
htqh school. has eata.bllshed an
outatandlng record whale bac:k·
lng tho line tor the Orange and
Blnc:k. Last 1ea10n he re,:et•,ea
Littlo All· American honorable
montion on the defen1lve team.
l'01 the past two S«!nson·•,
hns bt.•l'n nomcd on the Little
Coast lt.•ttm and all three o(
"crtr • ut l.C he hus bf!t•n cht>.ser
on the mythicnl AU-North\.11"->
ctm(erunc:l• II
Heod coac:h Joe Huston de·
sarlbed the captain-elect ••
"one of the nll-timo great de·
fonalvo playera ln tho hillor)'
of the .Northwest conforence.
Pn•' aou . lo Cox's sl'lccllon,
PionPI!r grid c.quuds hnvc
r.uldt·d b)' o I'LIPiuin 01 l.'llpt
chosen b.r the ooachcs bclron
ever'\· came.
~, LC Bids
•
onvocotion Honors Seniors;
rimsled Presents Address,
ulslondingStudentsNomed ;
In bchttlf o( the SCIHOJ class Jack Grimstcd wns selected
to speok during senior wm ocntion, May 20.
His pnrticulna· address L•ntitlcd "Operation 1952" stressed
lth~ 2Jrlthe comml•nl that he is ucJad lobe a graduate in 19!i2 because What Seniors Do
To Graduate!
By AI Petorr.
l..og J.llCillty FdltOI'
Deapitf' the loct that on·
toiJomonl at Low'-llnd Clark
hcu. decreoted oac:h yoar ~inco
1949 the num.bor ol books
checked out of tho library is
11\Cl'OO ilng.
of the challenge presented by the world siluation. In nddttion, During the flsc:al veo:r oL
l"f,~r·•nt- IJ think that there is a rcnl hope thnt we, as the class oC 1952 1950. 21.317 boolu woro c:hec:k-
but ns be a pnrt 01 the meeting of this challenge," t'd out. Thoro wore 997 moro Seniors
Dr. Cleland to Give Address
AI Commencement Services;
Dr. Odell to Confer Degrees
• Tradtlaonlll commencement on the green will be held at
4 p.m. Sunday, .June J. Prcsrdcnt Morgnn S. Od~ll will conf·~r
bachelors degrees upon 263 seniors and masters degrci!S upon
four gradunte students.
Speaker for this 85th grnduation will he Dr. Robert Glass
Cleland, d1rector of the Caltfornia co1lection of the Hunting
Lalor during the e<mvocohon volumes 1 a k • n out during
bUlstandJng senwn; wert.> nnmcd bUilding. tho following year and hom the First PN!llbyle:nnn church.
Pl~lCI[n tUnn~;ctmn with thcar contnbu- Caft.s were presented by Buecr· collt!gc, he has written several ton library. His subject is "Gtnnts and Castles."
A former dean ot Occldcntnl
as to oollt.•gc lift•, July 1951 to April 1952. thoro "Lclteno Incarnate" w1U be lhe mann 1n bcheU of the s•·naor clttss books on Collfomin hastory, sermon topac of Dr. Jo'•n L. An-
D were 24,488 booka checked ouJ.
• 01 he In Uw field of nthh•t u:s wen! to r. nnd Mn;. J\.torgnn S Odell Cnndadates for decrees iucludl' dcrSfm, hend oi lhe religion de-• und Dr BcnJumin Thaxter. Th "'- · 98 d ,, rt l. :eruury 1.'<1: f.'runcu; Cox, v.'Jihnm o u.urary 11 now more wom~n an lufl men. One hun-pa men
J. Bruce 1-:cklund, John rlt.'lch- ~o:ntertninmenl.lor tht• O<:Cal!inn than twic:e tho size u was in drcd f'JCht•onc Dr•· IO receiVe Alumni hnvc schedult.>C:I n post-
ile but ,Jam Coddnrd. Phil frltser, was gavcn by the mllegl' choir bachelor vf tiCIC.ncc daplomJU. 78 commencement rcccptiQn on the d tho summor of 1947 and c:on 0 • Howae, Charles Hudson, Jam un cr the d1n•ctaon of three music bnch~.·lor of :trll, 4 bachelor of east lcrrnce for graduates ond re-m•· or:s acl d ...,..t 'ng t t&iM more than 33,000 vol· 3 r .a ~ lor tJ: Ken Knud~.nn, Btll O'Huru, uJ e 1 1·.;~ I n SPpUrn (' muSIC, mu.c;tcr 0 «'dur.atiOn flnu tarlnF: fnc:ulty m;•mbers-Dr. lkn-
~0. \'il• Nolr;un, 1-:d P:tUI, Bob Peters, numbr r-t\lon Lt•hl, Sully Ml·· umes, oc:c:ordsng to Dr. Lawr-I m1tsl1 r ol rnus1c: educr.Jllon. Jltmm A. Thnxtcr, Professor Knlh-
' dopo· rl Rundolph, ~:d Rt'id, ,Jim Hrad£ her own nrrungcmflnt- onc:c E. Tom .Jnson. boad Ubru- Boc:c:o.laurea .to aorvic:es for the l:'r&nc Arnnld and Prc.uessor John
klngia 11, D1ck Tyd~man, llickrn_n_d_J_am __ P_a_u_t. __________ io_n_. ____________ ~cl~~n~~~o~c~~2~A-~a ·l~l~l'~'·~n~t9~ ·3~0~n~m~ .~~~n~H~ ._W~o~l=k~c~~~---------...... ,kc:l' and 1 .cw Wuhl
iolder Floyd CummiM an jour nuli::;m
d Jud Gram' h rl in Speech
t • w~'rc nomcd ns most out
andlne m the1r respPcUvt• fields.
In nwnrdmg of the music
cknuwledgmcnts Edith Kalbuck,
Inn Lchl, Solly Mc:BridQ, .1 im
nnd Dolores Mcnstcll were
ea:J:I!II nmed .
as boeo Sc:holanhips hnvc been nward
?lace the followang for their ~cho-'This Is It!'
Due to finn! cxnminnt1ons
thcr~ wall be no LOG ne:ocl
Wl'ck. Thts issue Is the flnol cdl
~ion of the 1951-12 c:ollcgc ycur.
Publication wall resume next
September 17, durins frt.:Shmon
orientation week. EST. 1867
he hu ~ tac achJcvcm(•nl: Keith Heller.
1• Ia Barnard, Robert Stem • Volume X Portland. Oregon Friday, May 23, 1952 Number 29
voar rt Hilkcn, Kc~nncth J~·u. Two Seniors Receive
Jchord Cnuthornt>, Richnrd Met Graduate Fellowships
r, DIWJd Thoycr, Kenneth Twu .cmion. hav~ bct·n .lct:cpt-
~nt:s .un'Jortsvnng, Dolores 1\Jt•nstcll :md cd for graduate study next loll HO,·
VI[)JeJ:! Jeramt.>nko it was announced Wedn<:sduy.
Awarded lbt Wcslt•y Jones Bt.•n Kreashc:a, senior busmess ile;
Co~lt:l'n1oriol trophy an ;kiing wns ndministrouon maJor, hus be~n
prc"m(f k Long accepted by the Wharton Schul>! 's 1 •uu' Tho senior gaft. 11 .. un daal. ttl be uf ~'!nonce and Comm<!rcc at Lhe
he lil<tCl'·d ncar lhc dolphin ponl, ''a<~ Univ.•rsity of Ptmn1 ylvnnw.
·!Senh'll by Bob Buccrmnnn . !:itnnlcy Venddti. senior biology
~ns were ulsn ubmitled for the mnJor has bt:en accepted by Wnsh
Norm l~mor bench. It is to be ploct.d lngton State college fur gwduoh: t
ot l!tw~en the nrhurs b)' tht BA stud•· next fall. ·
hmtbe~---- ----~----~ ------~~ ~~----~-------------
lhird •n•.,...,;,.Tama Group Names
I broa~...,cholarship Winners
nl'r~ The winners of five o! the ten
~11-tuitlon scholarships Cor this
tpnte umm~r·s F1r Acres thenll'r work·
hurdl hop, se.lected nflcr tryouts lust
llnd hlJ~l ndny, mcludc four women nnd
~~ man. all at present (rom out
the <:ollegc.
Scholar h1p rccipaents u r c
·.,lhryn Bod<', Pot Ca:tpt•r Don
ld I-ibagcr, Mnr1b•n Stratford and
Waldron . A total o! ~n
pic-upplil•d for the• nwards,
ilctclrding to the nctang bend o(
e dramn dl'partm,.nt Mrs. Eli1.- ,
h OovU. GardanN .ur
Ti Mila Bodo is currenlly com.
.ctlnJ' h~r !1 c3hman ye:ar at th"'
tCfJl"IVersity or Woshincton, nfl~t'
boomtiM'':iduutmc from St. Pnul h1gh
an Wnllo Wullu, Wn. Shl•
hn•r• octive with the Little thentcr
oyageurs Sent
or 30 Cent Cost
Duo to an inc:omploJion of
of tho VOYAGEUR aec·
yearbooks will not be
fla1dy until mid-Juno. informs
Sluyter, drculatlo n man·
Students ahould plck up
~mr VOYAGEUR in the book·
thb aummor. Student.
out-of· town or other
unable to plc:k them up
do potU 30 cents in B · II I in the atomic bomb dty of Rach
land. Wnshtngton.
Pnt Cnsper is a fine arts majo.·
at Central Washington Collc•gc or
Educ:jllon who lli interested In
the technical end of the thcnter.
She l1as hnd expcrumce an dr!-
~ignJ.ng and construc ting .ets
w1th the Hood River civic lht•nter.
Donald F'lbigor graduute. from
Beaverton hJgh school next
'llonth aCtca· spending two yeurs
'I~ .1 tudent in the Potllnnd civic
lheall•r's School of Droma. Fibi-
&~r wns in a number o! chJldrcn's
!)lnys with PCT nnd nlso served
Ml st.nge ananoger for some or
thl'ir ndult production s.
Mt~rilyn Stratford, n forthcom
'ng Cle\·eland high school grndu.
1te, hos t~pen t (our )'l!ars "-'ltn
the Portlur,d civil• thent~'r. and IS
interested in both ncting nnd
the terhnicol aspl..'cl8 of show
hulline ·
Suz.anne Waldron t'OlllCS (rom
Los VcJCru., N~vndn. where she I
n sophomore nt Highlands uni
versaty Mil· Waldron's most rc
Cl•nt appenra nc:c was in thl' title!
ank an Cirnr<loux '•. "'l'hc Mnd·
wnanfln of Choillot" und she ha'S
.tl!lo bcPn .rl'n in "Macbeth" omt
"Schot)l Cur Scandal." ns well o~
doinJ: a grt'nt denl of rndio work.
tween 9r30 a.m. and 2:30
today. Monday or Tuol·
v to hno them mailed. The rcm11ining (ivc scholnrshlp.'l
ar1• yet to be owarded, with nl llellsl three of them reserved for
prewnt LC 5tudenl8. Paintings By JiJ.'ll
Acclaimed at Oregon
Annual Art Exhibit
Art instructor Wilham M. Hill
hus two pnintmg!. on dlsptay, a
londscapn und J•eur(; Ill thl~ Art
museum in thf annual exhibit
put on b>· Oregon artists.
A total of 630 paintings wet'"!
subtnallcd by the painters and 103
were chosen as out.stunding by
the Judges. The exhibit will con
unul' through Sunday.
Hill'& work can also be viewed
at tht• Northw('St Landscape
pamting show at the Stagecoach
Inn in \'nncOU\'Cr where he hlB ' turcd ifl the Vancouver showing
With Hall, while spccJol student
In c e r o m I c s Syl\'onn Cenci
Church hns n work an Ierro-cotto
of lhe heads of Alinm and Eve at
the Art musi'um.
Word was receivc..>d from· Hlll
thas week that o coun;~· an lnnd
scnpe painting wlll be offered at
both summer cssaons. He will
teach the caursc nnd painting
wall b~: done out of doors, Wllh
emphasis placcu on the depiction
o( waterfront and hill scenes. Three Retiring Profs
Guests at F acuity Fete
Rc11nr.;. PIO!essors Katherine
\rq_old, John Wnlker and BenJa
min Thaxwl' wUI b<! honored at
o faculty-sponson.'d dmner lo·
fght at 6:30 p.m. in the cafctcri '·
The honored gut~l.s v:il1 be fen
lured speokers on the progrnm.
Acting as toastmaster, Dr.
John Stnrk E\'nns, wilJ introduce
Dr. Morgan Odell, Dr. Charles
Hownrd, Dr. A. Groenmg, Or.
John Anderson and Ralph Allen
who v. ill also spcnk on bchall of
the reurmg instructors. GcOJl:C
Bishop, tenor, w1U slng.
sax pamtangs on ctisploy.
Students Vasilika Vlahnkis 3nd
Ronnld Miller, along with e.·
student Dunne Swonson are fco.-Placement Office Finds EmploymenJ
Opportunity for Campus Job Seekers
Summer Session
To Start June 9 •
Summl.'r sc• sion clnsses begin on
Monday , Junt. 9
The summc1 -;c. , 'ion will an
elude two six-week te• ms. The
firSt will run !rom June 9 to July
18 nnd the second, divided into
two three-week &CSSions. will
run rr(lm July 21 to August 8.
One ot the workshops will be
n '-'Ommunity lt•ndership study
t·onductcd in Oregon City. The
l'Ommuntty lcadcr$)Up workshop,
dm·ctl>d b)' Dr. Hnt old S. Tuttle
1 in i~ foutth J•cnr. Purpose oi
the workshop as tu giw teachers
and udmmls tr:ato~ guided ex·
pt.'n~nct.• in anulyzang n com·
munily in ordt•r to ~erCcct cJos~r
inh•rnl'llon with the 5choolc.
John Grou. protcssllr of lltm·n
tun>, will conduct n six wc~k
r.rcrall\'1' wratlng wotkshop divid
f'd into 1 wo ,•ctions. The fii'St
Bl'cllon w11l bl• poetry nnd the
Sl·{·ond, short story. Prncllcins
po..t .•. md short story writers or
lh<> region will pnrtil'apatc an lb~
workshop. • Julia JohnS<Jn, of the plft('('menl
ollie~. rt'\:~nUy nnnouncl..'d the np-
pomtmcnt of the followin,:: stu
dent. who hOJve secured posatlons
through hc.•r oflJcc:
Bruce Leach, snlcsmnn rfor
Uarco business forms: B1ll Cox
and Jim Crowther, JC PennC)' • mnnngcmcnl trainee program;
Frank lmper. Oswego c-ountry
club accountant; Eldon Gunter,
exel'utavc truinang program for
St.andard Oat or California: Don
Bartholomnu s. snlcsmnn for Hills
Brothers coCfCf!.
Darryl Bll'IOn, management
trainee proca11m for Walliom Vol
k~r: Bob Cluunch, salesman :for
Cnrnntion mllk rompany; Pot
Hibbnnl, Insurance partt>rship
wath fnthcr; Fred L.aird, nerount·
ang dt:pnrtnwnt of Bardscyc dl\'·
is1on of til'lll'r.t I f'oods.
Len Lamer ton. trn in('C _pro
gram for W1• tern 1\uto :;upply
company: f'l'nnk UJ\\'tcncc,
cw"utiv~ lminin.; proHram for
Crown ZellcrbMh: Jerry Stro
man, sales troming progrom fllr
Crown Zellerb(-ch: Bill Gtbbon,
nccounling department f o r
Crown Zellerbach.
Othor sludonJs • , curan&: po!la-lions through Mass Johnson's of
fice nrc Dolores F"1$her. sopho-
more, llSSJSt:lllt mf!dJClll IUustrn·
tor nt the Univemty of Oregon;
Kay Crttlg, sophomore, produc
tllln department of Jontz~n Knll
Ung mills; und Joyce Robertson,
freshman, U. S. National Bank.
Miss Johnson remarked that
C\'ery student who hns .reglS"tcred
witb her office has had one or
more offers, but that some hD\'C.
n't ns yet, nccepted any at this
writing.
WSSF Program
Tops Last Year
A totnl or $282 has been
cvntrabuted to the WSSF drive
on campus to d:nc. according tu
Stnn 1\litchell , ~hairman of the
dri\'l!, 1\htc:hcll ~lie\'~!: this tS
nlmo l $~0 lugb~r thon lost
,)'t!&r's totAl, despite n ~li~hUy
d~C:I'CIUk."CC enrollment this ycnr.
Solicitors who h&\'e not
turned In their collections ru; ur
y~t. should do so immediate.ly,
nccording to Mitche.ll, by tum.
tng tht-m in to the bookstore. • --. --·-PIONEE R LOG Friday. May 23. 1952
Th > ~1an on.]Jala tiu~ Hill Cot11l: to Clark
What doth thet Lod ::-equirc of thee. but to do iustly.
to lo,•o mercy. and :o 1;,VO}k humbly with thy God? ~======================================~! · Micah VI, 8
On the S\:N•nd of June the comrnunit,· or Portlnod w1ll •
I rn r MQrgztn S Odell. prQ1Cient of Lew• nnu Clm k college.
'through n testtmomnl dtn:-e • A D·E by Ralph K. Allen, Profosaor of Engliah
Complete anH Unabridged
ASSIGNMENT: A c:on\ploto thorne on WHY I CAME TO LEWIS AND CLARK
~mploying at least S now word& and showing varloty in th~ sentence:. without bother·
Thts dmm.•r is to recognize n man who hns built nn insti
tur ,,n of htgher lcarntn~ w1th intmtlc words, work and wm
•. But. morem·er .. the gnt.~e.nng '' 1U eny tribull"' to Lh~ ideal~:
' htch mnke up this man-111\ln! bc~n mtmncd ur thc---:--------- ----------------
lA'Wis nnd Cl rk Coli::dge ll.'l [\ s.,·t miss clltlmAlted the pla~e
g()()d plao" I• r an ovcwll oujust· nnd I was kopl wtde ~twak~ by
mcnt to be m de. nn bl'.lng c1 till' humdrum outside my wtndow maJc me as I eonllldero woman
lo bo nothing but inferior anti
meroly g1vo them lip 'lervlc:o. ing the King's Eng1i8h.
Justlco ... ··nr o.i.-.U \\"e h 'e a problem. Whnt 1 your
opm10.n?'' Ho\\ oiten h 'e the~ '' ords confronted thr~ Prc~J·
dent. And on cac:ll occoSIOn, after care.ful '' cighing nnd
thoughtful considcrabon. an opinion has been offc.l'cd that
sol\~ the question. To studen~ Dr. Odell1s the fortress of de
<: mn, to {acuity he as the citadel of rcsolutson. Chnstchcn sch ol of IO\\ p:<1ce as aft~:n' ard:s
JU t seen 10 lhe p per. nn Jnck· But lhl' nc: t A M tbc cn1tcr.'nl
pot of all ucc::: h wa the best wns \"t:ollcd \\her" everybody
o tr L.ew!s an Clark hlld to me. ftlk'<l up thc1r stomucks tu thi'.Jr
Cutting tho apron strings. my h~art.s c:antenl \\•here r•r :whnt
lather agreed unanimously that happens tQ the huge amounts 1
l ought to NOT line the side· c.til nt th tt P J~ nrc shU a puucl.
walk of the home town any And I get lou of sleop at nite
longeT wbicb is not MAlN becauac the lack of sleop have
Mercy ..• 1t is ~aid lhnt 'sweet mercy IS nobtlity's tr;u(. StTeel like most towns ha but caused many lives. my father
badge•· nnd in all hi· ncuons does Dr. Odell prove these words c.ualpa Street and is diff~ront said. and also if 1 am admin
"fh tugh mDllCl'S Of great Import-sUCh aS rmsing 010111!)' tO he laterally pushed me into istered to tho slate Unlvor-sity
1 · d -• h l plan lo major in the physical
lance n ;15.000 deftctl U1 the budget CCUp) h1s mind, he spuzmng my non ~ '" ome · and wttb a college education body and dont •misundercsh
h\ ~ takes tun~ to nod a fnendly hello. Though he be pre· the busmeu world would then
1 ring o commencement address for high ~chool scmors, he be ready for my buth m.to it.
,~ tll put it aside to help a student through some difficulty. "ttl\ father ~atd he dont nc•tt I
. . . ~ but I done 1t anywa:rs l wntcs n
HumUtty .•. T'elephone call.:rs to the Pre adenl s off1cc letter w Mr I.-e" is but tl conus
<tf'e uot greeted by "President Morgan S. Odell speaking'' or back m "Cd lctters-w th NO SUCH
Tms 1.s Dr. Odell:· lrutead the,· hear, "Mr. Odell." And il is PERSON AT THIS AD08ESS . - So 1 t ou;bl ll o "nd l > bl \ tth this S3!J1C humthty that he approaches :'lll pcopl~ and
proble.nlS He does not walk or talk or act like 3. man olac(.-d •
1 agh abo\-e others. but as a man placed nmnng others to work
\\ 1th lh\!m.
Justice •.. mercy ••. bumUity •.. these qualitic:.- form a
nng testimonial-the man on Palatine hill.
A. L. G.
College Senior Vi ~ews in Retropect
Four Years of 'Prof etic Wandering
Eduor's aolZ': Tbis article is a
condensation of a colum.o Bppear·
.eg the Notn Dame literary
journAl. Bec:a~ e of its contcru..
we ~hove il to be worth,. oi yo11r
~nsideration
By Bdl Riley ct alL But wby this course m
1tcad ol any otbor al thu par·
t1cular time? Why thu coune
at all? •.• ('nt•r~ly tl'tlerant I wrote ttJ Mr.
Clark and \\'Rnted to tell htm
e\erylhing nbout myself and \'lee
\'crsa but it comed back \wo.
So with my horse ns my only
comparuon we both rode throuch
U1c nvcr \'3lley nnd came upon
the LewtS and Clark. Unttl tlwn
there hadn't been no need for
rurplane..' because people did not
d· • tl !1 t.rn·:elhng fn those dnys
Since having been here 1
have contzacsed many ~ple
face 1o face ~o I am always
suppnzed how th• girls uae
c:osme1icln a n d perfumiga te
ih•ir ~l"Yes. -
... Just ~ csterdQ,. I o\ c rht'urd unc
who wns JUSt bcgrudgtng me ns
my mnrtanl :;tntus wus smgular,
she; wos JUht bubbling over wlth
nn mfunon ty complex 11n I thot
I'd gh·t' her my pJe('C or mmd.
But tlunk.ing 1t O\'er 1 just thmk
every one should keep mdcpcnd
cnt of hisself. And ns to why 1
conw to Lewis nnd Clurk it wns
bccnusc the nef'd to be indcpl'nd·
c.nt nnd ..:qunl, which C\'crybody
ts.
'
-As nl\lo'".)'S. the question rc·
sounds: What can be d .. ,nc al>Qut
tt:' Well, here arc a few ideas.
Sltdlng t.old'-• &:asuliilly tf un-flrst of all. when n teacher walks
-~~b dD\\n-b.ill tou-tu"'llS June mto a clnssroom on the f1rsl
l. nt' 1f he is nt a!! susre_p:ible day or the semester, he shouldn't
to r. talg.w, has an alml>St a:r:-c-Wke out hts text-book nnd say. There is lb! of the ammoral
type wh1ch 1s not much drmkins
and deboshering, but sudenly
nboul the m1ddle of the hrst nil~
I w:.s au-aken b)' the sound o! :t
fallen hn <: n. "Hey! Psst! •.• Wbat·s the name of this counc?"
s.t..b c dcstrc to tum arouno nnd Read. the {1I$t fth~ · pages for
t e n qutck look at the bump) Wednesday We'll have quizzes
1ern :1 behand him • on altcrnnlc Frtdoys. pape~ on
A dcmtcnll~. the m&l JI" con· C\'CI"Y third Wcdnesduy and four
C',w:.tan as· HO\\ much bette 11 ttm('S thlS semester I'll sleep in."
C'O ki ha\"e been. How much bt-t-He should say I, lhtnk, some·
ter. If, mstead of a sc:.ntlemnn Uuns hke thts: .. 1 hu,·c some
\ l? earned bJS JJllcllcct. under I quest10ns to • sk )'OU gcnllemc.n
t rfgbt ann in a calf-~kin bn.e·-\\"'lw nrc you takmg lhtS course,
<'iUe. there had been one who h:ln u·hy is 1t bcmg taught to you in
:i a little b1l of an m.:>"ptrot on-your freshman year inst ad of
a1 quulit~· • • • !-our senior )"ear nnd what part
How much beUar if jwt this docs 11 plD.l m \.he hfc of the cd·
one lhiog bad be-an done: If ucated manT" And hf! should
before beginning teacbiog his l:eep askjng these (!Ucsttons. nnd
COl.lnct, lhe teacher bad tried !'imtlor on!"'! NYU Tuition Rise Forces Enrollment to Drop;
U of U Water Battles Cause Property Loss
By Flo Ann Perkins
Nc~· Yor~: um\ c!Sn)· ts hrwmc
tuition d:tL:tulucs. \ 'I dtng to
the NYU Comme~ Bulle11n. n
nu~ ., r • ·ton \\ il . n 41 per
ccnl of t~ day students to quu
n~"'.x t ,seme5ter.
But the school ch nccllor sn)'. propttation o! student funds and
for dm•ctly disputing dtrectives
set by the student counetL''
Then the editorial stall r.
stgnc..'d, a special all-coUcce con·
-.·ocrttton \\•as called and special
met! linGS \\ere held for the elec-tton or class rcprc.sentulin~$ to
the stud~nt council.
It all started when lhc sta{{
published D ~p.·c1al edition con
!Olinmg a pet1lton wh1ch violated
the policy or the student cong
ress.
Columnist Presents Last ServiceP
'Guide lor Misinformed Pioneers'
By Bill Foss enough to como ln out of
rain. tho the
s
Dit ecllj
urdlly, N
lawn.
.All Jn
't'eiVtnl!
Lzfcld,
Progrn
nnd
ll:nl:\l'r lS, M
•m rn I t t N!S
~nds. hos
1\h. ' Rl
I.IUJ11CCd h
• Weddi
r. Dr.
Among
·,u, .. sho\
theM"
ning be(
pl C•WcddJ
Tellms:
to Roll
planned
Nancy
t to Ch
is plat!
At o red
maJor,
maJI
wn the )I
Thl. we!
to Sa
Ftrst Pr.
lS Coli~
dding pal
Joyce N
homore 1
)ll.. Other
n F1tch,
lm, trea$1
One or
king or
El
ty Cor en
rtainment
~xe· ot clo
French
~: Arden
•cere ·
Memb
the
Student
t: Don J
lre
lire:ek Newt
J1m Tot
-atermty Q
P~teri
'to ~>how the atudanJs wbr il l suppoae tbat an a way it
W&5 in the cunic:ulum • . • lf all bo1ls down to this: Then' nl;, 10 per cent u til have to
drop out of ~chool as a result ol
• he tuattr,n htkc. The mise mu<~l
be rathe!· high to compen..c:u te for
losmg 10 per cent of the day
studenlS. much less 11 per cent. Mnn.y reader.. of lh~ LOG ha\'C
hecomc confused by t~rm~ used
dur10g the year. So as a final
S<'.n•kc, the <"larf pre;.cnt.s:· The news article telling of the r<~J:>t~ 1r:. of
aothln9 else. this would ma.lce isn't e.oougb concern upoD the
'tho profC!$.•.or bimaeU look for pari of the ttoc:bers for the
1ho jU.Jtificahon of his c:ours:. 5tudents as indi•iduall ••• It
••• Hot nc~..ari.ty tea&bm.g calls for something tbaJ could
bim bow to dissect a frog -be caU.ci. fol' wa.n.t of a better
10.0: lhal lrind o! }lnllficaiion name. a re·a..Uening .••
- t' '. ~ Cole6a»~
tU.Jctal liUbllcatJon of lh" A~t..--11 Studcnta ur J..,nbt cuvl <Jinrk.
ftll•c~ !Publl.i!llcl •ttklT dariar; tbe CQIIrJ::o yor. trubolciJ•U•"• rat••· ·:.:UO tter .> uu. w• .._ •
.:n:iS aa ~co rut c II'!Attll'r a • Portlalld, Oregon.
EDITOR
Bqce White
Bill <f'ou -Nanagi4 g Eclltor Geraldine SptoU Nil. Society
Ann Cnmning Eclltori.aJ Ediln Tom O'Day Sporta Editor
Hetb Scboldor Featuzes Editor
Blair Ltndl• AdY. M~ . iiUanc:r Miller Societr Editol' The Uninr$ity of U\uh stu
dent :~fl.,U"S cotnmtttee 1s pour
tng O\"cr a water problem. Dan\·
~cc resulting from recent stu
dent Wlll~r flgbls mu~l be patd.
A bucket of soapy wntcr tossed
on the windshteld or 8 passing
cor caused the unfortunate dri\"er
to crash into a parked c-ctr.
Other outcome! or the w t
5eramblc w·ere three student in·
j~nes . damage · un1\'crsfty
"'pnnkhng !~"Stems nnd to llu.'
neighborhood ~hrubbcry nnd wn
ter systems and t.o ::s univenaty
pro{es,."'r's esr.
A ad. appeax ing tn lh• Michi·
!.Jan Dally. U.m\'tr.,uy of Mldu
cnn: PERSONALIZED TYPING,
t"'mplete ~\·tth errt•rs. S:lli.'!rnc·
110n gtutr:-.ntcd. :us E. Ltbertr
-.pol'\.eac •-•· Ckn.ll ra11m.~ar. Oohuaal•t na 8Hinl /side door.. pl ~!)
liw;.l c •••1• •• ~"•••• Clrca.l&Uoa Pa\ 8\naf.J', &l ••r.n. c lila :r le • CllanaQ..ut. atquu oa. ._. ••mba. aar-F'U'cworks at K nsru; Stnt~
C:.tllert&e De~f7. •1•••• Mn. Clol .. , .._., Lad, &Uce • m • .a-apo'aa. ••U7 :ana· &&aa. Tet>c~rs collc_ge! The editor (If
_,.,.. 'r.lo AW• 7et'•na. Yirpn'• h B 1 ••=•••· •a. ·-... I :r e u letiD \~ul suspended b\
'------- ------- --0--..:':..n..::.-_"_'...:.__:.J:.ac:lr:..::-r.:.a:c:":•:al :.J the stuaent council "for mtS-np· LOG staffs trip to lhl' bench to
·ee th. wat•r wu n't an editorial Knppu
~A Guide for Muguidod
Paoneers· to \lndcr log Scott Beach in the res1dcnl
swlmmmg pqol In the future Dtwe
plc&s.t! kL't'P StJndWu!h crumbs ... ,..nt-at·n
To those who d1dn't know, Boris
SnJ•o is n conduc1or but he h.J• :and Beach dry. RL'(;entl
nothmc to df> with the Union Pac-At this tlme it mtght be wise
ific nulroad Ol.' the Portland tu conect warped notions about
Tuc::tion company . 'ht Red Cross:
Tht: LOG did not at .any time I Far I. ll u. not J younc people's
say thilt \"htting senton> t(• Pio. Communi .. t league. Second. tn
nc• I' Preview shfluld mooch fuod ~pllt: ol tbe (,tel that the Ptlgdms
off the lndiaru.. Thc,y were stm-(hd come o\'~r on the Mrwflower Thet8
for the
.M1cnc l~
Poyfa ... "". ~·
. • I
ply asked 10 · . • ry mcc way to the R(·d C'r," dtd not rome {l\'er ~n·nlnin ;
get a reMrvalion ,f tht.:Y pi.Dnned on th~ Blood V•a•L tativc.
I() e:at an tlu· C"dl 1pus. b Th~ drama department " Ill :\ elUil
Some rc ad•·r IDUiconstruc:d the nnt bt.-t:tken over by the mo10• 1 Sunday
lt!rm, "car pools." When the stall tenanco cn:w durintt the 1um
SUJ::it.:lilCd lh;at car pools be ar-m~r months. Eliatbcth Gardiner
range..'(! thl'y were not ,:tving nn.v is thl" numc or one or the d tn,
one the iDc.:unli\'C to push ~he tors.
nt!tta Tnu Rho clunk in the The examples nnd a~wers of Jim ••u::.~
· ne~l
II • "fyro·.:al
eanl-at-nr...O
swimming pool r-i'uw •lop that. the previous questions nre D<'n
Just l>~atU c the story smd those who cnnnol tead. Ple;ase 1r next
that Iloh Buccrmnnn u 11s an &ludy and try to unde.rst.and ty Jean
'outtitWtdmg scntor, it d1dn't them, And stop ;akint; 60 many tr,:cant-at
mean that he doesn't know I questions. idiot! •. 1952
RK
~er·
omen
: and
l'lco.
d "lne
ml• as
gular,
Wlth
1 thot
nd.
think
pend
why I
ll'>'as
,pend
\' bod\· •
I
••es to
• still
i' con
iol:ned
c:ong-
-
I
"' )
r th~
or thtt
111ch to ay. May 23. 1952
• the S De tal S1dt Br Haner Miller
a'\d GeralcllD• SpTOU
ocial Calendar Full
s Semester Closes
Dncctly Collowaug lhe rchcnnml for C'rlmm~m·emcnt mcercu:e!l
aturd~ty. Moy 31, the fa<'ulty ,,.,11 honor scnioi'S with u pnl'ty on the
st lnwn. (In cv~nt of rcun. the party wtll L 1kc plnce in the theuter.)
All Junum·y, Junt> and Aucu 1 gnduot( , as wuJI us grndunl•'lS
c1vmg their MA degu:~.;s, un-. lnvrh:d announces M1Ss Frc .. du
lrltrcld, ~Cnt•rnl chnirman o! t ht• cv~;-nt
Progrmn cho1rmun IS Mrs. <bcr ~iart'Ourl . On the l'Ommltlc•• !or
nnd Ol'rungcmcnls nrc Mnd"me Corinne PQutcau. Mrs. Mary
:ollt~rts. Mtss Ellen Rowley, Ivan Houser and Donald Bnlmcr. Othl!l'
1t11mittecs include M1ss Ruth Chindl(rcn and oth()r department
•~;tu~>, hospltnhty, und Mrs. J::dllh Srruth, mvitations.
• •
M1ss Ruth Chandg11m, home economics instructor, rcC(!ntly an
)unn·d her cnBngcment lo Willtnrn J. D1nsmorc, Pnsndenn , Califor-
13. Wedding dole is set for June -1 in Ulc drawing room of Palatine
1JaLrt~c••· Dr. Morgan Odell will oHacmte.
Among severn! socaal cvenls plunnl.!d for Miss Chindgren nrc a
1· ....... shower May 28 nl the homl of Miss Gay Hardmg. Co-hostc.'!sc:;
tho MiSS(.'.S MarJorie Fc.sst ndl:n and Helen Naundort, On Tuesdoy
ao•ninll b< tore tlu: wedding Mr" Helen Hartness will cntcrulin nt
pr c-w~:ddi ng buffet dinner. . .. .
Telling rru•nd. of her l't!tl'nl engagement ts Sally Buchholz.. fresh
, to Ronald Stt:vens or Jennings Lodge. A late summer weddin~
planned. • • •
Nancy Bornum. junior, is telling tricnds or her recent cngagc
.nt to Churk Hill, senior business adrnmtstrat1on major. The wed·
is planned for early summer. • • •
At n recent house party Cor her rra~nds, ]('an B~cbe, junior !'peccl!
mnjor, announced her cngaKcmcnt to Vern Steancr. junior eco·
rnlc m'lJOr.
the Aisle
Tht: wedding or Jean Mcintyre. semor elementary education
to Snrn Raymond of Klamath Falls is planned (or June 15, ret
First Presbyterian church in Klamath Falls, -1 p.m. Cnmpus slu-
t<; Colleen Creswell and ,\lma Ferrell will be included in the
:uuing party.
• • •
Joyce Mahon wns elected president of S3cajnweans, rreshm£m
,..,n, -,m~,re women's honorary, ut a recent meehnJ: or the organizn-
1~ Other officers elected to scn·e for the 1952 fall term include
Fitch, vacc-president; Prisctlln West, secretary; Mary Lynn
lm, treasurer, and Jan Semler. historian.
One o( the many nctivllic undertaken by Soc-recently is the
king or signs to mark fntulty nnd adrntrustrat1on o!Iicc.s and
ldings Extra-curricular ~ervtce work has mcluded sponsoring n
ty Cor children of the Chinese mls!lion m Portland, providUlg en-
rta.Jnlmcnt for patient:. at \'anc:ouver Veterans bosptlnl and p•1ck1ng
·e~ of clothes for Koren
• • •
French club rt.>cently installed officen; for l.he cornine year. They
AJ-den Cra•e. president; \'i\'i Nicker:on. vice pr~ident: DCU'lene
kcs. sccrctary-treo.surer; and Jean Beebe, historian. • • •
Members o{ the German club spent a musical evening last Moo
at the home of Rowena Owen. Adviser Mrs. Emma Meier and
wena sang German lieder and led the members in group singin~;. • • •
Student Christian association has instnUed Jack Jennings, presi
Don Johns, v1ce president; Joun Wood, secretary; and AI Mar
tl'\?Murcr or its group {or ne. ·t y~ar.
• • •
lire!ek Newa
Jim Tomhn wns recently elected president of Delt:1 Tau Rho
la1rern1 t~· Other orftc:crs to ..iCTVc w iOt him for next semes t~r or :
Petef!-, viet: prcsrdent., Dtek Whipple, treasurer: Dave Wood,
crctary. Jnck Bw.tinl., marshal, Dale Pearson, representntl\'e to lhc
~u:l"-lrate rntty c:ounc1l; and Dkk Bnlstgcr, representative to Delta
Rho cnate which consasts of representatives from the three
pter~ of Dells.
• • •
htonal Kappa Phi Alphn !ratcrntty recently re-elected Don Floren
in the · t. Other ofllcers :.crvtng with him this next !!Chool .)em~ ter
future Dovt" Lanier, $CCreton.·; Don Morton, treasurer; Bud Co~. ser-
erurubs I~J.Ill•tlt-anns: and Jnck Jennings, obnplain.
~-c:ently elected o!!ic~r 'S oC Pi K.oppa Delta are Mary Ellerby.
"~ ... t:'nl. Don Nelson, vice pr~iden t; Mary Hooper, secretary
e wise r:c1~un:'"; and Charlene Brunjt:s, histor>·-pubHcity.
about • • • •
l Theta Kappa sororil)' n.-cently install!<f Lois Williamson presi
~nl ior the cornmg school ycur. OUters to serve wiUl her are: The
ople's Mu~haelso n, \'ice president; Marie E<lmondson. ~ecrctar); Au·
Gd. U\•Jrty Poyfair, treasurer: £11lly Tyrrell, sergeant-at-arms: Shirley
~ grlms social secrctuy; Nancy Leaper, bl.9torinn: Marcia Lyslo,
r·O\\~r. chnirrnan: JoAnn Burt, sports chatrman: Diane McKenzie.
ic O\'er : Pat Elliott, pledge mistress; and Patt Blokcly, council rep-
live.
r' \\.·)I,
mam·
, sum
udiner
dire" A breakfa, t in honor or the Theta seniors was gi\'cn at L'Abbcs
Sunday morning.
• • •
Jim MLo;ko wns rtcl•ntly elected prendcnl of the junior class for
next year. Serving wath lum are Dale Pcnrson, vtce president ;
· T)•rrcll, sccrctnry; Otck Bates. treasurer; Bud Cadwell, ser·
1ft~mt-ut-nrms; and Arlene Hergert, student council rcpn-sento.th·e.
• • •
Don Floren wn.,. recently elected president oC Ule senior class
Please next year. Sen•inl: w1th him arc Fr'-od Tomlin. vice president ;
erst.and .eu Jean Duke, sccn•tary; Joan 1::Jiiott, trensurer : Huie Cartorinn.
, mnn'~" -arms; ond Larry Campbell, student council represcnla· •
• • PIONEER LOG
DOLORES MENSTELL •.• wane acholanhip
Fulbright seholonh1p wlanor
Dolores Menstell who will JeaTo
Portland in August for Austria
when abe will aJudy aJ the Mos
ort coUege of mu.ie in V1eno.a.
Tbe acholanhip will pay Dolores
tuuion. tn•el, book& and li•10g
expenan for 10 mooths. Page Three
ColumnistCondemns
Journal' for Laddies
By James Spohn
Burntng up the book tore
shelves ont.l running "hot" corn
petition wllh the LOC:, the
''L:tddtP's Home Journnl," pub·
llah<!d by Columbia univcrsrly,
tends to redden the lnce:J uf \t.s
less calloused renders.
Th1s most unabrrdgt>d of thr
unabridgt.>d mngnzines to lately
melt the presses features such
enlightening novels as '''The.rc'IS
n Mnn tn The Houtc," by Tully
Monde; ''My F'm1t Baby," by ful
ton Oursler: "Under-Cover Stuff,"
by NclUc Holbert: 'Throw Me n
F"l.9h." by l~ucy Monroe; and
'-Throw Me Lucy Monrce," by
Leo Du~hcr.
"1 Wan.t Name!", nn expose of
th•• rismg mfluencc of the fc·
tnulc upon American life. tell'> o! Ute kmdly old lad)' who rides
.. n1und an n bloek-long Umousiric.
smokes Red Dots and PU3h
amnll cluldren in lhc toce. The
&lory l5 well l.'OI(•red by lh!:! per
\'CI'Sf! language on!l c:ule anylngs
oollowcd by t.he klndly old Indy.
A must tor people who read.
On p•;o 18 ol Lbe UbclolU Ut
t:rnry monsl.rosity a novel en1iUcd
"The Cnrciul Hearts· tends to
Fhock the render with tts stark
realism. It conoems Jonct who
is gone (our months and hns de·
rided, wtule shaking her tups
sndly, to go to work. Janet takes
a JOb bc.hmd a hngerie counlcr nnd
encounters her r.mot. prospcc:t, Q
m:m shoppmg for hlS gtrl friend
who is wmtine in the car ••.
Page 11 featwos a. picture of
Nancy Leaper lo Attend Convention
As Home Economics Representative o &by looking gentleman wtth
curls foiling down upoa hts fore
bend, rings on each of his chubby
fingers, and a diminutive smile
ere:ISlng his rcteding chin. He
speaks. ..1 dlv not ftcnl youah
pant res." He wns later stnlngled.
Th1s photo is review(.'tl because
or tls color ond fadnl e.xp~
sJons.. Shcc.r horror. Nancy !.caper, jUOIIOT home
tlconomn :s major, has been
chuscn to go ~o the Nation:&!
Homl' Eronomics [lnnual con,·en
t ton whach is being held in Al·
!11ntic City, New Jersey this
ycnr.
The five-do.' l mvention will
b~gin June 24 Spt 'lkers, meet
mas and diSCU I >n; Will make
up the progrnm . RccreDtion wm
Carolyn Van Demarr
fo Edi11952 Pathfinder
C. Jrolyn Van Dcmarr \,;u eda~
th~ Pathfinder for this fnll and
will be asststed by Herb Schol
tlcr. The Pnth!inder as n booklet
issw.'<i to new students and fresh-
men.
The Pathfinder eontnio.s the
fl()hl') or the school. its tradi
tions. and gen~ral rules rre.shmen
must obey. The Puthhndcr also
contains a map of the curnpu!J be provided ror the dcl~gat!.'S af
ter the meeting.
Nnncy, who is fl notlvc o!
L.itchficld, ConnC(tlcul, stud "l
am happy about my new hoaor
as .it will cnoblc me to \'UIIt m~
parentS while in New Jersey."
The blue-eyed girl becnme In
terested sn home economics nn'li
more Pl!rtlcular1y m interior
decorotrng beenuse of her cxper
il'nce m her pnrent's New Eng
hmd antique shop.
Nnncy has a stack of hono~
n "rn1lc lone." She ts edttor of
the Northwest Rcgtonal Home
Economics workshop to be held
ut Washington State college next
taU; next yenr"s president or
Colhecon, college home economic
dub, and nssastnnt hend resadent
of Stewnrt hnll. The "Journal." Ulrough the ren
of H.s pages runs amok wHh a
sweet sarcasm. ribald rnucity,
ond fervent fdt.h.
Publication Heads
Pick Staff Posts
Staff appointments for next
ycnr's VOYAGEUR and LOCi
WCl' announced Wednesday by
cd1lOI'S Bob Bissell and Don Flor·
en.
In addition tu Sal ,. S1unncr,
whose appointm4·nt ,.., asststant
VOYAGEUR editor was an
nounced l.a&t week, Bi.~l made
the following appoin~enLo; :
pictur,.s of student and focult)-Arl Exhibit Opened
leaders, the names und proce
dures ror entering campus or-At Campus Theater Sports editor, To.m Hnrtl~r : F:ae
uuy editor, Bob Shoemaker; Art.
editors. Frank Eliott and Ann
Ditto; Sen1or ediUir, J~ Me
Cieon: Faculty ndvJSor.s., T. J.
Edmonds. Bc.mnrd Hinshnw and
Gay Hnrding gnmzations and mony other
paees or inforrnaUon for the new
student.
Scholarships Available
For Summer Session
A hmth d n •mber of tholnr·
hips to the Oregon summt?r
,:chool of alcohol studtes. to be
held June US-27 at UniveNt t}~
•Jf Oregon, will be n\·nalable lo
:ntercsted pel':'lons nccordrr.g lo
W. K. Ferril'r. din.'Ctor of the
rchool.
Purpo. t! or the summer s~sio n
is to acquoinl physician • law
enlorecmenl oCCicers, social
workt>rs, public school te.lcbers
and olhl•rs interested, in . ccent
de\'clopmcnt sctentilscnlly re
lated to the problems of alcohoL
Velvet Pwse Sought
The per.!IOn who wore Ule dark
green shor1y to tb~ May Fete
Queen's ball IS nsk~ to retw-n
the bla'-=k \'elvct purse which
\\as put by mt.St.oke in the pocket
o( the coal while in the ciOllk
room. Return it to the bOokstore.
Sa..-e Time
Hnvc your Term Papers
T.Ypcd by an F .. xpert
M1-s. Norman Fisher EA 9!!::?,1
187 N. E. Granada CL
FOR SALE
1148 Super De Luxe Ford CoD
••rtibl.. J.U Beatine. P. 0.
Box 215, Lewis •od Cladr Col·
lege. JIOSO. All pha.<>es of student art, pro
duced in classes ranging !rom
Expcnencing Art nnd Art Fun
damentals to nd,·anced Drnwing
snd Design. opened a two-week
showtng Sundny 10 the campus
theatre.
The cxhjbi&.:. &ixth annunl
:mowing of LC art work, will be
cpen to the publie datly includ
inf! weekends t h r o u g 'tl Com
mencement dny, June 1, unt1l S
p.m.
All work in the exhibit wns
produced b.v students from lhc
da~cs of William .M. Hill. Ber
nard .l:iin.sh<l\\'1 1\·an HC'Iuser-and
LeRoy Brcar.
Sc1mmy Trel Tator. present VOYAG
EUR editor, will serve nl sen
ior nd\•istlr for the 1953 edition.
Ann Grnnning and Chuck
Chamquist ~·ere appotnted by
Floren u aSSO(:iate and manag
ing editors. respecliV~. of the
LOG. Ann hD..s been active on the
stnff for two years and is lhe
present ed1tonn1 page editor.
Chnmquist has ~erved as re
;>ortcr lor Ule PliSl J ear.
Di!partmcntal t::d1tors lor the
coming y\!er are Sporu. Tom o· ·
Da~·: SocH!ty. C:Uherine Delis
traty; Features, Herb Scholder;
Copy, Gnrth Fanning.
..
d.yl
TOPS IN POPS!
WE'VE GOT 'EMl
"Meet Me oa the Coan•'' ''Blue Tan;o.,
* Four Ace~ * L• Paul
• 'Th• w .... n ''llta o1 Fire"
* Joboor RaJ' * Frankie LaiN
• TODJ' BeGD.U
BLadrstoa• l-Ull • I
Page Four
LC Cinder Stars Top Competition
f
J PIONEER LOG
•
By AI Stephon~on
The 2:trd Northwe .. t cunl••z~n C1'
tHack rmd htld c·rown ftts snll&l\'
on the dl'fcnd1ng Ch{IJnJ)inn~
Wallnm~th :, thiJI "l'Ck ns lt t'CS\!11
of tlwJr 7i ·~ po111l pcrfnrmnnc:o
lnst Saturrlh> nt Wt~lln Wolin.
\\'hnt hnd bc••n 1 igurcd to be tt
l\\ o-WB\ Wro511~ bl•l\\'t'\.:0 LC .• na •
tht.• Bctu eats, tua·ncd nut to bt• a
dogfaght for ~l'l'Ond nnd than:.
spots n the PionNJrs ••dRcd
Whitmnn b~ on" point tn wan thl
1 unntlrup spot The mill• rcl&)
foursom•· of f"rnnn\' Cox. Jim •
Smith, Neil And•!rscn nnd Re.idna
Hcltnr saved the day by grabbm ~
.;~ tham. thu gJ,•mg the locnl
crew n tcarn total of ~6 5 6 • • n
Caley Cook. tho Pionoor· do
everything man. domina t~ the
individual scoring aa he broast 880 devclcped stomach c:ramp~
whalo running in the milo 1\nd
finished fourth. fn tho holt
mite h• ,..,, loading tho field
going Into tho soeond lap hut
tlcd up again ond wa1 forc:od
to drop out. ComparlnQ hi•
past hmo' Wtth tho moot c:loc:k
ing s. he would have c&J ily won
both races hod he performod
up to par.
The J:o'ixmcn plrkcd up 5 ''nlu·
nhlc 1101nts In the shot put when
Don McCollum. a o s t year's
rhamp, nnci Norm Cumpton
threw th~ iron hull far enough ~
~nrn s!X"ond ond !nurth plcat•e rn
tangs reSJH'C!li\'el) . •
Friday. May 23, J
d I I nncc races hurl Ull
J."'mmonll'd Cunt•h Fix :J'h•• uo..
biggcsl ups~t w n s Pac
!lhowlng in the mlh• 1 t!'lay. G
mtn the tnl'1•t, the I.C' quar
hnd 1 h1• bl•l!t llnw.
cr1ng the nmount o( mt•n \H
uut th111 spting, we hnd n
I!Ut'ccssCul .)'i~nr," he added.
Net Team Bow
So Do Divoteers
In NW Loop Te
The LC tennis and gulf teo,n
trctVclcd to Wulln Wnlln on
16 for the Northw(•st Conrl.'r£>nt
chomrnnnship contests. Thl•
od the tape in the c:ontury and I
the low hurdle and won broad·
jump laurels wtth a loap of
21-foet 2 inches. He also plc:kod
up a fitth in the high barrier~ Larry Ha•orkomp • olfortt m
the high jump oarnod him "
tie for aoc:ond. whilo toammoto
Chilrlcll Hudson wos pic:kmg
up a he lor hfth in tho samo
ovent.
A new 1 ccord of 50.3 wns nt
tnincd in the HO ns lnst '''a son 'f'
('hRmp, Fa·anny Cox had hlbl'
cnntent with lhtl'd for th1s spnng
:\lilt S~:hrm•dea· , tn ht:; farst ,vcar ms tcnm bowed out in the
J'ounrl of com pctl tion but
golft•t"S w~nt on to tukt•
piUCl'
Le\\ W hi, who lost
rctwht'd thr tcnnh; st•mi-rmul
\\'fl& l'lllnlnnt••rl ti··l, 2·6, U-1 b
ll;m~ ld Corter or Willnml•ttt•.
the doubles matches, Ruy llowi
nnd Jim Hodgkins lost li·3, to give him an afternoon total
of )6 pomts.
AI ln lhl p<1h 'llUtl, Hon Cam1ich·
THESE TWO 'FRESHMAN wore th~ only champion poriormen
f:~r the Orang~ and Black at the Northwe st conferen~ trac:lt meet
ot WaJla Walle last week whore the Pioneers nosed Whitman for
e~ad pia~. Ron Carmichael, c:ily c:hamp while at Grant, is just
comp!oting his 12-3 jump "''hic:h lled Wallameue ·s Ray Frotheim for
top hoaor&. In tho lower raght band corner is Caley Cook, triple win
ner in modem loop history. ' :1el, surpn_ed tlw dope-sheet ex·
r~rts 8!' he 5Nll'l'd 12-fect 3·tnct:·
cs to shoa c top honors with Ray
Fa cthczm of Wlllnmcttc. Thio
JUmp ancJdcntal~y wns the best
Ron has nchiC\'Cd since he stnrtcd
\'<Ill I· ·n~
ReJda.r Hollar, who had been
c:ounJod on to win the mlle and " a lnardlcr, nddl•d anc•thcr I wo
itglls to the LC cnusl!. ns he got
iii f11urth in th lows.
Nell Anderson and Jtm Smilh
c:rossod the finish hno fourth
and fifth in the furlonq and
Will Stephens toss was good
enough 10 rank him th&rd in th~
javelin c:onJest.
''\\'iltomellc's str,,ngth in the fl.J to Pacific.
The golf motch wns played n
the Wolin Wolin country clu
wh1ch is, according to coac.h
.Aktn!:, "on excellent, true cnam
paonshfp" course. He nddl'd th
h1s Pioneer team dtd not h\'t!
to hts LlXpcctations.
ppas aplure lib all rown Lcwas ami Clark \\'llS toppc~
by Willomctte and \\'h1t
Cl:u k Stephens was low man
LC With 163 for the 36·ho
By Tom Hartley everyone at the end of the; soa-
INJundtng two MacAfcc tlitc.ht.:rs son to pic:k an all·Ltar quad.
lor nanc hits nnd ten runs the Making no c:la1m to anhrlibil·
Koppa~: mulcd down thcu· fu'St m-iJy. but i1 1 had a team I d like
'ramurul crov. n or the year. Led the following players on it.
1)\ 0(: n Floren's four-h1t patchin!: Bchmd the plote would be Man -the Gn.aeks en me out on lhe long I E\•nns of Knppn. His battery malc
end of n 10-1 rount. Dou Floren would ha\'e to be one
The till pitted lhe \\,nllt.rs of 01 the hurlers along wuh Chru>
the reiJ>LOCU\'C dl\·a~HHIS ol the reg-Pn:t.eotopaulos. Dan Rcrtuh:it,
ular cason :'lJ:ai.o.st one another. Kappa first baseman, gets lhc nod
MacAf~.:c wns making thetr bid for Dt the tnttaal o;ack. Tht· Mnulcrs '
thear SC'tlQnd all-school lttle or Lhe Jzm Tsagnwa, Wtlh his shorp eye
:)ear Th~y had prC\'JOUSb bcslcd ut the plate and nbdlty to get on
Slsma for the bnsketball laurels. base hold. dov.'n thl! keystone
11 ~ms Jo be the poliq· of watb Bruc(' Longbolla at short. Tho sigma infielder all'o c:ould
•erve in relief pitc:hlng rolla
and ha.l bag bat makoa htm a
natural cloan up hitter.
The Polt.:ca ,t •. Jerty Pcckovcr
is pickc.od rm the "hot corner" to
rgl.lnd out th~ anttcld. 'fhc out
licld is a conglomeration of medi·
ochre anJacldcrs with strong arms
and luntmotc gardeners.
Two first basemen. Jim Clay·
ton of the Maulora and Harry
Johnson of tho Polecats get out·
field berths. Hank Kohloff !rom
Lambda is the thtrd c:hoic:e for lho fly c:hasang coparh:nen t.
ll looks hkc the only way to
Wtn a di\'tsil)O l.'ruwn in the antru
muaal knguo is to pttch a no-hit
game. Dun Floren thr«>w a no·
hatter at tlw Polecats Monda\ oiS
tht• Knppa Phi Alpha's downed
the indnpcndcnts 2 0
f'loren took whif1 honors for
tho day fanning 17. Lambda
won tho fraternity intramural
trophy lor Jho soc:ond straight
year. The red·shntod crow won
an all-!:chool crown in volley
ball and a loop tUle in footbalL mntch.
The fol10wing will be Hi
minor awnrds in golt and lt•n
Jam Kraus, Cia a k StcJ:Ihen!
Gnry Andrews. Jnck Phtpp:
Jim Dodson: Ll•w Wahl,
ltowJe, ,lim Hodgkin s, Doug
Bob Chrlstophca·, Pat Htuo•llrt:'
nnd Dick Juhn.
Baseball Leaders
Pc:t.-Lowil .357 Daniela •. 306
RBJ's-Cordon. 21. Martell 19
I HR--Gord on. S. 2b-Lewts. 12
3h-Ec:kelman. 2
Pitchlng-Bonando. W -5, L·2
Pioneers Win, Lose LC Cindermen Cox Picked to Lead
Final Diamond
.ebc tarts and their l:n;;t l ·wo <.'On•
fcn:ncc Ult.s the Pioneer dlamon1
ere\\ ruushcd the season wath a
1 (;. l S f'l:COIU.
The two conference losses
dumped th\: Pwncer~ tnt 1 the
•et nd dl\'lliiun of the ~OI;lhwcsl
conCcrencc and thear 4-G stand·
ang &wd lh\!m with CAllcgt. o'
r4al o for thu-d place.. Wlutman
'l®k the Jeaguc title folio" ed b~ ..
W.Jlamene and LinfJcld m n st-c·
ond place ua.
The PionHn placed Uuee
men on the all-conference
6qUad. f'iJ.cher Chuck Bonondo.
inJi(!lder Dave Daniels and out·
fielder John Cordon wore cho·
sen 10 the all-Jtar team.
DU\ Dauici.s paced the Smtth·
me11 in their final tilt agninsl
Porllrmd U. with fl)ur hlta 1n
f1vc tnJ.)S. Hi!C big bat wns the
park an the se,·~nth. The P1tJ·
n ·err; jumped on PilCit p1tchc1
Dick Mnnholl for three runs ln
the Atretch Lrnme. but could no~
\ ereom<: Lhc SC\ en run bulge.
Art Mc.Lorney's bo.) 5 add~ lWQ •
more tn the eighth nnd the Pula-In AAU Meet
tine htll crew tried again in the .
l[lst of the ninth. addmg l wo for
a hnal count of 9-5.
The weekend activities 1aw
the 1nvadors b·om tho north
Seattle Pacific:, outlast 1he Pio
neers 6-5 in the first gamct and
the Smilhmen came bac:k Jo
tak• the nightcap to 9 in eight
innings. •
A walk by I'Chcf P•tcher Dick
TyderiUln with the ba~cs 1ondcd
forced in lhe wlnning run for
the Pactflc U. Badgers ns the.;
dumped the visiting Ornngt?mcn
tl-5, Willamettc grnbbed St!cond
plnoc in the confcrcnc•· b:r dump
Ing the Pnlalinf! lull gang 6-4.
S~iing Course A vail able
A two•scmcsli11 OOUI"'i!: tn ~kung
"ill bu oUt.:rcd next yctlr fJC'c:-ord
Jnl: u_• Dean Churlt•s W. Howard.
'fhc ~-oursc. dc:..•gnotcd PE 65·
hti, proved populor this year and
"all he ofCen d BJBIII n••xt ycnr
s-ta1Ung m the fall.
PE 65·66 "as not includ.,d in
the Ul52-53 cln sc.hc..'<.lulc booklet. Before 1.-t!WtS and Clnrk's run
ners put their track togs awny
for the year, some o! them will
r:ompctc m the Northwest AAU
meet at
Mny 31. Lincoln h1gh £chool on
LC Spt..-'Cdstcrs wlll be meeting
thcar toughest comJ){ltJtt ~n o! the
year when they take field ogainsl
2>uch men as Bob Mathias. Olym
PIC decathlon champ: Chuck Miss
!t•ldl, PacafJc const Juvchn rhamp:
Lyle DH:kr•y, t•n•• of the top pole
vaultt.•rs in the nat1on, und 11 hm;l
ol other potentiul Ol)•mpie men.
Cah•y Qn()k, \'CI sa lite Paont1CI
athlct••, looks to have the bt.'fil
chance ot pladng in the stnr stud
ded I icld. Cook hn Ll'fl \'cled
through the &cclBon undcfrn t<'d an
th~o: luw hutdh•a nnd lht· broad
jump whih• all)() grnbbing first
lUnd seconds in the htgh sllclw und
Lhc l 00-yard dash.
Other Pioneers plunning on
('Ompetmg 111 lhe meet nnd their
spel."io11il!S nrc W1ll Stcvc::ns, jove
lin: Neil Andl.!l'l!f.:n, spdnt.s, and I
Ron Carmichael. pole \'Bull. A fellow whose name has been synonomo us with
at Lev.ts and Clark Cor the past three vears was honored
week b.) bemg elected lcam captain for th£' 1952 scllSO·n--th
first capt:un lo be elected an the htslot y of the college.
Captain-elect Joy I)uane "Bud" Cox, \'Cteran linctJac~KeJ
and guard, was chosen by his teammates to guide the "''n,nDII
machine for the coming season.
Star Linebacker
...........
BUD COX
• •• becomes the firat Co)l. a graduate of Bea•erton
htqh school. has eata.bllshed an
outatandlng record whale bac:k·
lng tho line tor the Orange and
Blnc:k. Last 1ea10n he re,:et•,ea
Littlo All· American honorable
montion on the defen1lve team.
l'01 the past two S«!nson·•,
hns bt.•l'n nomcd on the Little
Coast lt.•ttm and all three o(
"crtr • ut l.C he hus bf!t•n cht>.ser
on the mythicnl AU-North\.11"->
ctm(erunc:l• II
Heod coac:h Joe Huston de·
sarlbed the captain-elect ••
"one of the nll-timo great de·
fonalvo playera ln tho hillor)'
of the .Northwest conforence.
Pn•' aou . lo Cox's sl'lccllon,
PionPI!r grid c.quuds hnvc
r.uldt·d b)' o I'LIPiuin 01 l.'llpt
chosen b.r the ooachcs bclron
ever'\· came.