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Volume 11, Number 1

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1952-09-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

. 1867
7 'We come Week o11952'
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Yolumo Xl Portland. Ortgon. Wodnr!ldoy, Soptombor 17. 19!11 Numbo1' 1 A whtl"lwmd mtroductlon to coli ~ne hfc nn mlroduction
I of som~ liQO nc•w stud•·nl2i to Lcw1s and Clark, takc.s pla,·c lo­
'Jnspecfor calls' at LC Little Theatre. ~\~\\~ :m t' dny, lomonow nnd J•"f1Jdoy on Pnhltinc ht11 in three cloys or
carefully plnnnocl "Welcome Wf.'ek ''
The ideo of "Welcome Week'' 1S to ~cquainl the ne-w stu­
d(•nt.s wtth the rnnny phn cs of hfe on th~ LC cnmpus Jn the
sh1>rtesl posmblc tame. Activllies vnry from assembhe-; and
dnnces to registration nnd placement exams.
D (for Dlnk) Day Wodnesday
Highlight of Wednesday's opening day ~late include un
3:45 n.m n sembly in the thcutcr-featur1ng the "Donning of
the Beomc'' ccr emony an ..., h1ch freshmen w1l1 become ac­
quninted WJth the manner m wluch they arc expected to
conduct lhcll\lielves during the1r ltrst few weeks at LC. Other
r~atus c events Wcdilcsdny nrc the freshman Engh h place­
ment exam at 1 p m., crunpu .. tours for all new students at
11 n.m., entcr'tammcnt nnd supper at Ute barbecue pat at 5 p.m.
and an open house in P 1latinc manor beginning nt 6.30 p m.
The inter-sorority nnd inter-fraternity counc1ls nrc an
charge of the pre-upper entcrtmnmenl as well as ~he supper
itself. ln case of inclement weather, the supper will b€! helcJ • in the college commons.
Rolax. Havo Fun SCA Koyword
Informality will be the keynote of the Student Chrtsttan
assocu1llon spansorcd open hou~e accordmg to co-chcurrncn
Jack Jenmngs nnd Cnrolyn Vantz. Group singmg, a popular
Ienture or past open hou"es, \\ill kick of! the evenmg's festi\OJ­
tie~. Last ycnr npproxtmalc.ly 200 students o.Ltendcd lh SCA
function wh1ch wns one of the h1ghllghts of the 1951 or&cnt.n ­
lion program.
Thursday domgs wall open w1th a student nctwttics as­
sembly in the theater nt 8:30 a.m. The cheer leaders and rally
squad w1lllakc over the last part of the nssembly for th(' pur-
LFUL OUESTlONING on lhe part of lnspec· thia grilling which takes placo in "An lnspoctor pose of acquainting new Ptoneer~ walh the college yells nnd
t: Coole (Scott Boach), right. brings ou1 hiddt!n Calla," aomorrow 's "Welcome We11k .. theater of· alma mater.
t11dienco will bo In on all sides of the actors for 1 Clark playc•·s walJ present "An InspccLor Calls" m the theater
P~ 7 f TXT •t I VOYAGEURS at 7:30pm. in other Thursday attractions. 1Q ygoers 0 VV 1 ness Honorarl os to Help R-sUtranta Ready for Mait Fridny is registrntion rluy for freshmen and other new Sul.C1.de Ln-the-Round c p· k students. Registration will lake place in the cnmpus theater ampus lC up wtth members of Blue Key, scniol· men's honorary. nud Ero-
Suic1dc. intrigue ond n m,rslc­
us Inspector Coole nrc nil In·
l'dtcnts In ''An lnspedor Calls,''
1 melodrama by the English ou­
r, J. 8 Pricslly, which will be
~rrormt.>d Thursdny at 7:30 p.m. rccts lllis pla)', Those lonc-uwnited but elu-
When Miss Barney directed slve volumes, the 1952 VOY-
AGI-~URS, will mnkc their be­
"The Taming or the Shrew" this latcd nppcnrnnec on campus to·
spring LC student Ouve Thayer
oesigend a 5pccial mct~l light-monow when~ they mn>' be
mg frame for lhnt production. It r~~~~ up by lhosc enlttlcd to
Thls is n special performance consists of a metal frame con· Distrlbul10n of the books will
nc:q,101·nt ne"' stud"nts "•lth struct~d directly above the c:en· b d . h' • .. "' .. c mo c m t IS manner, nc-
lhe type of pi'Oductsons gtvcn lcr of the theater floor, the see-cordmg to cd1tor Trcl Tator:
I) the LC dramn deportment tion usf!d as 3 stage 10 nrenn pres-All ~~·niors and students not
hich e~«:h summer stages a rep-entation. Th:1ycr's contrivc.ncc rctummg will be maded their
rtory season and p1esents four will be seen in use during .. In· nnnunls; nll tudenls who pald
h\'c mojor productions durinf! spector.'' 30 ocnts and who had thcil-
lh~ school year. Adm1ssion IS I All members of lhc original numcs placed on the mmling
tree anti bus scrv1cc will be pi'\)-Fir Acres' cast will be ~;ecn in list will rccclve thc1r books
nded to downtown Porllnnd n!-'rhursdn,y's performance. They in-by mall; other students mov
lhe performance. C'lude Dewey Harless, Don Eng-pick up thcn-s on compus at
• SeJJll Bt•uch slurs m the rnlc lish. Suzannt' Waldron and Ann places tn be dc.ssgnaled later.
of OMlc, origtnntcd on Brond· Rcvd ns the Bu hng f:unlly: and Students who d•> not ptck up
ay by 'rhomns 1\hkhell. As the ASLC prexy B11l Owt•n as Cc1-tht'ir \'OYAGUERS tomon-ow
Illy opt·ntl, Goolt• v1slls n \\"L'Il· nld Croll, whc)SI' character is des- 01 J:o"nduy wil I bl! nblc to pick
lo-du f::nglish fnmity. the Bir"-1gnntcd us that of a "mnn nbout them up nt n llouth in the
ltlg • the q ucs t wn U1cm n·gun.l- _t_o,_\·_n_'_' -----------1-- rc_u::.•i_s_t r_n_ti_u_n_l_in_e_~_1o_n_d_o..;.)_'·-­
g n su icidc und, b(lfnre the 11-
•a cuttnln, the entia c !nnuly
!tnd stscH tn\·olvccl.
This ls the tmme Jlroductlon
t~.at closed this summct·'s F 1r .Ac­
thl'utcr ventllrc ut l.C. ll
fi'lll be gl\·cn nn m CltCI stocing,
11 wh1oh the audtcncc slls on nil
d•• ot the stnge. This type ol
glng hns bcf'n pioneered in the
1 tlnnd oren by Murga1 ct Bar­
'~Y. C:l\ ac thc•atcr actress and
~r1-tlm!' LC mstructor who dl-Football, Friendship to Predominate
At Monday Evening Kick-Off Shuffle
Beneath n l:.Onopy of blue nnd
whtlc crepe pnpct·, dancers will
launch the 1952 sociol-footbnll
sea. un during the Kick-Uff donee
11t 8 p.m., September 22 10 the
cmnpm; thcntcr.
A special feature ndviscs
Jennno llubbrmk, Qntcrtaimucnt choirman, will be scvcrnl maxcr
dances. Music is to be pro\'tded
by Chuck Jenning's orchestra.
Illghhghtmg the mtemuss.1on
wUI be a rev1cw of past Lewis
nnd Clnrk footbnll season:; by
Ken Owens, sophomore class
VICC•ptclJidcnt.
Academic Teamster Cleans Field The decorations commlttcc,
headed hy Sue Kong, plans to
sus~nd clusters of balloon· and
tootbnll& bom the crcpc-pnp~r
t oi lintl. A nL·W twu;t 10 Cootboll con­
dlllonmg drills wns un Coldtd lust
fridny ttftct noon on till' new
"n obnll duunund. Jo•• llu ton's
varsity g1 id conclirilllt!s lulfill•·d
tllctr pn•·scrimmogc wurm·up ro­
QUtrt.'m••nts b)• pickmg up the
Ood nnd bitS Of dc!btJS fi'Otn the
~w dlomund In p1 t.'Jlllrnt mn fot
fUUJl grading or the field.
E\cJ~Qnc pslo:hcd In to help-routbnll play~·r , c:'oncht·s Bill 0'·
lluru. 1\l Akins and Hu1 ton-cvon
nthlcllc direl·tot• ~ldon fix tOI.tk
llmt• out from hil udmanlstrntlvo
duties to lend n bnnd.
Nevt.•rlhcl(!SS the roml>incd er·
forts of th{~Se gontlcmcn folll'd
to kct.!p them nbrNUit of ont'
ur the dump-trucks lnto \\ hich
they threw the rubbish.
The dr·lvcr of the truck wns one
Murgnn S, Odell. Co· chairmen for• the C\'t'nt ore
Ann Fltt•h ond Btll l\1nrtcll. K~>rm
Lund Is in chnrge or n.'frcsh­
ments; John Rl'nnctl, publiCity:
and Bcv Sluytca· and \'uginin
Pu:ttx, ~hnpc_roncs.
Thl• dance, sponsored by th11
ASl.C, Is stag or drag and opt!P
to nll students. There Is no ad·
ltli~IQO t'hlll'f; (Continued pnge 3. column 3)
Buildup for Hawaii Grid Game
Features Shirl Days, Rallies
Lewis and Clark students will figuratively be singing a
''Song of the Islnnds" next week in preparation for the forth­
coming football game with the University of Hnwnii Rain­
bows Saturday night, September ~6, in Multnomah stad1um.
Included in the colorful pre-game build-up is n rally as­
sembly on 1'hursdoy, September 25, ar1d n car parade through
downtown Por1lnnd culminnting in a bonfire rnlly on campus
Thursday evening. '
MembeJ 'S of the Hawaii learn. nlread'• on the mai11land ~
fot· a chtsh this week end with the University of Arizona, will
be on stage at the nssembly, The Pioneer yell leaders and
rally squad, of course, will be on hnnrl to dir~l LC rooters
in \'OC:Bl support oC th~u· team 88
well as m thc1r \\ckomc to tht:
is landers.
Tbuuday ~tnd rriday. Sop·
tomber 2S and 26. havo bocn
designat~d by ASLC aetiYUies
commiaaionor, Georg• Millan·
du. aa .. Hawaiian shirt days,"
As the nam~ implioa, on those
lwo days, all loyal Pioneers o.re
oxpKted lo woar Hawaiian
shirts-the loudet the better.
Cnr rnllacs hov~ been populnr
cv~nts at LewlS and Clark when­
ever held in the past, and this
one promises lo be no ~ptmn
nccording to ASLC trenJur.-.r Jim
Gorn~tt. member of DelLa 'l'au
Hh1> frutcrnily , sponsMs of the
t>\'cnt Although plans for tho pn·
rude arc only te.ntnti\'Q ut th1
walung. the Dclts hQpc to b~ oblc
to cntls~ Uu"(Juj;h dn\\ ntown
Portlantl nnd tht:'t\ motor, ~n
mnssc, oul Bmbur bouiC\'Cird to • the LC cnmpus where tt glont
bonlu-e nnd pep rally will be held
In Ht~; t• hmon porkme lot, Changes Made in
Rally Personnel
The 19i2 cd1Uun u.• ~c rnlly
squad made Jts fmrt pubhc op­
pcarnnce tllis mommg \\hen it
greeted freshmen nl the bus de­
poL
The ten mern'bcrs or the squad
started n busy week whtch will
include fonnnl intTOductinn n\
the oricnlflllon nssemblv nd c.nk­
lng part in the entc:ruunmcnt
part of the kick-oft dance Mon­
day.
nu·ce ne" members htwc been
added 11) the f;Qund to repltl~ Ron
Cunningluun uml Patti Cretshcmn
who are not returmnc to schQOI
thl!: year. S·,phomores l..<!rL-o.IM
DunofC, Ron Cl~mcn on und BtU
Mangels 111'\l the new nddations.
'rhc comph·h~ rnlly squad I'QS·
\er includes ten sophomore' Th
J't'mnmlng members nt c Dn\•ld
Lamer, ~lurlcy Burt, Jo Ann
Ourr}, Juc1uc Alrson, Ann Long-
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"""'::..~ r I • The opporlUilltleS to serVt! Lcwts nntl Clnl·k colkge \tn.
t)j~~ 1 !if) 1 " For Collegians ::told inn variety nf ways. At th~ moment, one comes in tlie
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1", --t:..IL !..~_,.. ~ By Don Floren lorm of o football gttme on the mghl of l•'nduy, September 26.
-~'\. j~ LJ ~ ,. IH""" .J.T ~---} ~I I An nrt1cl\! m the Oregon Jout No nrdmary gnmc this, bul r~ supcr-t'olodul clash pillinr
· "'1~/ ~ ~ " ). ~ nal of Snptl"mbcr 2·1 snys "L"WIS Joe Huston's (ll\\'nys interesting Pioncct· aggl'cgution ugninst
, 1 ..... • , ' • nnd Clark coll«•gc hn onnounc•·d J -,.f)"{}!:;. \ -.; n 'ft\'c-ycln' plan' •••• •· Nnw ll 1wrpetually colodul band from lhc U niversit, uf llnwati,
) ._,_-:.:::~• • .. r--~; '\ "'' these words hrwc n aniskr m• nn L~·\\ is nnd Clark officials me hopin~ for u lmnout o( 8000
-~ / / r t" rng for an' r~..od-bloodt-11 \'nnkt• people fot• the contest'-'! turnout Vr htch, with the nlol'''mcn.
·a~~,....~~~ .., ~ youth who reuda the Am~rkrua honed squuds mcchng (or the fu sl ltmc in history, ... hould
~ ~ ~ ........,_ \ l~gmn maguznw, and they com I s~mingh · be well exceeded.
r--"'\ '-........ " pel one ttl wonder whnt <~uclt n •
:=~';:;;:;::;::=;::==::;:;::.._::;:::;~ ~;;,~;,;;:;;;;::::===;:::= ':::;::::~ tlung will leAd to-maght be ;t Ilowevet't Porlla nd has ne\·er su ppor led smn 11
Jl1LV-AIJGU5T l k<~ rSt:PTf::M8ER ~..-ould result in somNhang liko football in a big-lime way, rcgardle rs of the caliber of Ui.lll . J t.hlS • • • • played. A crowd ol 8000, \'iewl."<i in this light, sc~ms
._ Q 1 ,(~ ~·11 lion Interlude,' k•dd•es to come tru~ prodding that each and every loyul Pionec
.- G \-:.1 -....., ... ~ {; r--.... Th~ · schedule for today's glo·
" ..J~ ...,., """' rious prm•ram is- spreads the word to parents, relati\'cs, friends and sports
C::~!::'{l ·§::.::)' --- ,.... :>' .... -"' .. ~ < :r -- ,.. -w/ "'1~ 8 a.m. All newcomers desinn~ to minded acquaintances.
,.... L •"' JOln wdl stgn the party oMh. One thousand energetic and personable young sa
'1 ' 8:30 a.m. All neweomors not do· plc, the mcmbct'S of lhe Associated Students of Le
'T _.l-,\~ siring to JOin the party w1U Clark college. have lhe ability to sell 8000 people on
partic:ipaJ.~ an tho "P04ce Ral· .,i" ley. They will bo tho com· anything. When Lhe product is a conlest such as this p
r---(\ /" ctd.y in.torludc entitled. "Doath to be, it should go like hot, or should we :;ay, "grid" cakes.
\ \ to all Tra:il.o~ .. w futurin9 .,
Bon jour cnst of eigtu men and eight dh·1dcd into cells and meet two pioc:fl of potato br
Tiftoa. Another feature of thia wtth lhc t:ell lenders whtJ WtU a bag diah of yogurt.
g1gannc:. spontaneous rolly scrvt• U!'i "Bag Bt-othcr" and "Btg 1·4 p.m. Froo time. Ttu... will bt
(which should be good ar a rt· SLStcr" nnd wulch over lht:tr spent in dagging tank trapa anat
Hcllu 1 there. You're new around here, aren't you. T see sult of seven monthll rehear· chnrgcs for the ll~Sl of tht?lr gun omplac:omonla on lower •
you huve your Onentalion rnale.rial with you. Th~re's some aaJ) u tho in.lroducuon of tho college dn)s. eampu ..
pretty good sLuff in lhere. But if you'd sit down fol' a minute glorioua people's hero. Com 11 a.m. Mcctans of the Associated 5 p.m. Group wilt rnct•l with rul-
or two, I'd like to tell you a few things you won't find in any misar Oddellnik and all hU. students wluch is a mcrtong ly !cadet-s fol' introduchon toJ
]>amphlcL liUle Ti.ce-commi.sar s. Hostritch of the Assocmled Men students school yells, Instruction tn the
Turnograd. coach of last year's nnd the Assocmted Women stu· rnnnunl ot arms and Mnrx'
Frrst of all, ~ ou'll find college quite different from high champioosh•p wom&n'a weight· dents. There as no reason fot .. Munifcsto," :and singmc of the
school. Your professors will e..xpect the maximum of work lifting 1oam will bo a speci'll n scpornt1on us no one can ~el: t.lmo mater song, "l!.tfe Con
:f1 orv. you. Their object is to teach a wealth of material and 1 gunt. She wil spoak on '"How the difference anymore cxcl'pt Swcct-o When You Got
.·ou w1ll be called upon to respond to thear instruchon in an~ College Can Add Ten Inc:t1os • that the women .• re ~omewhn t Veto."
adult fashaon. To Your Bicop1." I more mwcular . 7 p.m. Return to bnrl'ucks for a
JO:OO n.:rr Nt: ,, members will be 12 a.m. Big Jees.t: sliced. bologna. gCJOd night's sleep.
Theswdcnt s~lliwbom~ua~ociatcaredHf~ntfrom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~
your high school companions. In general. ilicir main purpose
m commg t college is to learn. If you, also, approach your
clns:>es v.1lh lhis ideal. you're well along the way to becom­
ing s stude:~ t m the highest sense of the word.
You'll f1t in with the other Pioneers best, if you'll be
'friendly. They ha\'e little patience with n turned-up nose or a
uperior attitude, but they'll come more than half way to
meet you. Around LC a sincere smile and hello go far. Appointment of Thompson as Development Director
Gives Boost to Long-Range College Building Plans
The campus, too. is different. Each building, trom the
stately Manor down to lhe informal Shack, has an aura that
i distmctly ils own-one which you will recognize and as­
sinulnte m a short time.
Soon you'll discO\'er that you belong to Lewis and Clark
and Lew1s and Clark belongs to you.
En Garde!
ln a iew short days, the 1952 crop of hrst-year students
will be dancd, entertained. escorted about and repeatedly wel­
comed to Ute campus; but it is when the greeting and dining
~ over that the ente.nng rtudent becomes the green "(resh·
man. ••
We are happy to learn that lhc duty o( keeping tabs on
{r ;shmen conduct has been entrusted lo members of Lhe class
of '55. Who better than U1ey, still fondly jmbue~ wilb memo­
ries of the.ll' first days on Lhe hilltop campus. are better able
to assist the new crop of beanie boyb and ribbon girls? Hopes for the coru;trut;Uon o!
new music and libnlry buildings
and a DC\\. men's dormitory
moved closer t.Q renlitv this !nil
with the appointment hy Prt'S·
tdent Morgan S .Odell o! Thorn·
tts S. Thompson ~ dtrecwr of
development.
Thompson will scn·e as chiP.{
nssislanl to Dr. Odc.ll in raising
funds Cor the development pro­
gram unot!Jclally tagced "The
rive-Year Plan."
Htt wtll also work \\ith two
ne"' ly orgamzed development
commlttces-lhc tl1U~tees way~
~nd means committee, headed by
Lynn P. Sabm: and the prog­
ress committee, bCJlded by Ar­
~hur L. F1clds.
Dr. Odell, Thompson, Sobm and
Fields, work1ng with $c above
named commlltcr:s, wJII gu1dc the
campa1gn to pro,•idc funds lor
r.md construct new buildings on
~hu Palatine hill campus.
Thompson 1:. n gruduatc 01
PaCJfic umvcn1ty and Oregon
State collegt•. He spent one year
couching nt Florence h1gh school
then served as city superinten-RIGHT-HAND $-MAN
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'TOMMY' THOMPSON
•.•. Tho "Five-Yoar' Follow Of course, and all freshmen should be aware of thi!: {net,
lhc sophomore class does nol stand alone in its desire to sec
the class of '56 off t.o a proper slarL Behind the second-year
students lies the str~ngth of Lhe class of '5t and the sagacity
of '53. A combination such as that is indeed a formidablt foe, li------------------------ -
more than a match for the v.·ucs and knavery or t.he incxperi· Dormites Tax Dining Area
cnc.cd f1rst-vear crew.
~ Of course, l.he usual amount of impertinence must Le ex-Despite the Iact that an nddi-
pectc-d from the newcomer_; then, too, there arc those who, hon to the ct'ilcterto wbtclt In·
crcllJied the eating nrea by one­through faulty memory, are inclined to forget that a freshman third WllB completed only llln
is something of a unique nature, quite apart from the college 'YC3l', Mi~::o Katherine 01!Witt:.
~tudenL · head diet1cia.n, repor1G that thurc will be .S<:rvt.'li meals, some ?f
them will be working during
the rcsulnr dinner hours, which,
MiES DeWttt cxpa·csscs hope,
would toke care of the surplus. dent in that ctty for thrCl' ,.,..lu''rl
He wns tht!n cmployc·d os
rector of personnel ut lhl• Great
Falls ait· force bnsc in Montana,
se1 vint: in lhls l'npacily lh• ough·
out last veta. •
He was acting prindpnl of the
Portland :~pprcnticc ~;chool ln
I!H7-48 nnd, afle1· resigntng this
post, became• a JlMlncr In a sales
consulwnt farm and servl'd one
year as cmpJoy••e utilb:ot!on eli·
rector for the corps of engineers
m this area. He is now f1ctive
m the Umtcd Fund dri\'c,
Publication Posts
Open to Students
New stude-nt .. who nrc inte1'CSt·
cd in journahsm or in working
on rmy of thl· campus pubhcntlons
arc inv1Lcd to drop into th~ I.OG
or VOYAGEUR office 01 to call
on M1ss Hnrding m het olhcc in
the gym ut any tame
Th~:rc nrc a number of open­
ings on the stu(( o1 both mnJor
public:,tions Hccording tv y<!or·
book cdttor, B<1b B•ssell, nnd LOG
bend, Don Flotcn Student who
WISh to v. ork or. L( pubhcaliont
nrc urgc:d to sign up Co1· Journol·
tsm 75. Ncwswnltng.
Students wtLh no previous
journnla.sl1c experience but n de·
site to sen•c un e1ther pubhcollon
may fit into the circulnhon or
business de pari mcnt.s.
lt IS re suring to kno"' that forces capable of suppress- t not room enough ~n the car­
ing such reb2lhous oulbursts and remedymg any cases of for-etcran to accumodutc nll the !Jonrd
!Students presently regtslcred. Portland TV Has LC Photographer 'Up in Air'
getfulness arc at hand. Afler Jmt yc:n-•s renovation the
tf' ....
Co!el§iie Ptess
U•fru: 1 pulill tll:lfl !Jf 1llf' .AJ! OOWI• 0 Stud fiiJI of f~wl •ll!l !'lArk
l'ub\htlJ 11 "' I)• fl urlng 1 h11 oil• 11:u J'• ur Huh ortvtlon ruk"Ji o.r ~r
I i.t.t!l'rd " ~ ocu1
reuw-e e4itor
lkx:illtJ' o¢1~
C::&therille :D.U.U&t7
•P~ MIJt4r 'l'om O'::Da7
Adve111Dor maJUpr ...... Jlvaaa cafeteria .&cntt.>d 210. By purch­
'lS1Dg c.xLr&J Labl.t..os this fall M u~s
DcWttl expe<:ts to be uble lo
handle 224. At tlw rnomet1t,
however, lht!LI".! :or•: <!110 board
students enrolled,
"It's an ·~xcellcnt thing f{lr the
colJcge,'' Mlli£ DcWitL declnr••s
of tht! inca'Cu.scd on·campus •·n­
rolltnent , "huL I'm o11·atd it
menns we wnn•t be able lu serve
evcnt.ng meals Lo oJf.~mpus stu·
dents fur lack of room."
While nll of ihc board liludcnts When Portland':. lir.,t TV
broudrnst bec•)mes n 1 enhty,
Jnck Trachsel, LC flenior, may
well f1 el that his durt.'de\lil
Icats helped make this long­
nwalh.:d PVent an octuulily.
One cl~u ,· day this summer,
Truchl!l!l, who works as u pho­
tographer ror Photo Art stud·
l011, was gi\'en the as::.tgnrnent
()( climbing the 600-fool KOIN
towt•r wtth ~'amern 1n hnnd, thaJ
obJt:el of the mission heing to
&hcX>t picturc:s in eight dirc~c­
Uons from thu top. The pictures were• ·cnt to tht: I<'CC lo give
visual r·\ ldl'IU:C o[ tJ1r• lnrgc
ilrea a TV Jtlltion in the Port•
land hctl(ht could ~ov c.•r.
Juck aoys urtc'r lw got O\'Cr
htting scu•l'd ht.: notlcl'd I hoi
the \"it•w wa. pt·t'tu~ulor.
The~ bo:;s w~u uvldcn li.Y qultA!
plcnscd wi lh t hu rcsu Its of
Trachsel's venture into the
stmto•phcrc ond promptly un·
nounccd u r•·wnrd for the hrnvo
photogrupher . The tollo\\ ing
MondO} he cot to dunb Ute
100-toot KGW epirc. oy.
Twcnty­
.• Mll'l lhe n
unnua l r
Out·ing l
rl'spon
rst ltm
~mbur 23
!(In hnll. C
follow
lend
rdrcnl ~
.cnne
~a. Bell
, Gloria
Putri\1
:crtion. Dj
o•ll, P.lll
' BPUy
nluw, 01
Bond, C
G:~ylo rd
\'argtnla
r Jeadc;
d are:
Sue K
· Annaln
Prise I
;\1nri1
1mn:n nnd -p
He
Unncd ~
procl(
wlU be
ilY, Se
Marine
progra
The .Marini
mrams. t
and t~
~ ... ,. The l
frcshm
Jt d
unti1 grd
ns s•
Murine
uation. l
of t
Bt
Tuala~
lho 1952-51
Trailweya
LY D•pot
7 30 a.m.
8:30
9~25
11:25
12:50 p.m.
2:00
1500 s. 17. 1951
lt..ge un.
s in the
1bcr 26.
piltinr
~ og.ninst
Haw alt.
or 8000
foremen.
. should
>more
be mad
Pionee
sports ..
near!
' promt
f!akcs.
ret~d. alV.Il
trap~ and
m lowor
wtth raJ.
elton to
n m the
td Marx'
g of the
Con
Cot
ns
rec yc:ll'l
:ed DS
he Crent
Montunn,
through·
aJ of lht
chool In
'ning this
in n sales
•rved on~
tion dl·
enginc~rs
w active
lve. -
Posts
dents
interest·
working
bht'I1tions
lhP LOG
ot to colt
otfact! l.a
oC open·
olh major
tq ycttr·
1 and LOG
~Pnts whtl
~blicntiQN
i Journal•
• previoUS
but n de·
iublicatlon
~lation or
~n Air'
' lo give
I'll! lnrgc
~he Port·
er
got over
.ccd thnl
t:ular.
tll,'t' quite
!SUits o(
nto the
1ptly an·
the hrn\'c
{oUowing
limb Ute ay. Soptombor 17, 1952 ..t"ION£E'.R LOC Pago Thrctt
the s()clal S~tle Four Relurnees, Two Former Sludenls Listed
o-Day Akin Hall_Retreat Among Faculty Changes for Coming Semester
Jnl~ns College Social year Addttion s to the fnculty have of Akin.' joh W111 be tn tlllU8t Una yeur. although she Will stdl
been nnnuunt"t!d by lh,.. ofht:c Joe Huston In football and Eldon I help w tlh the progr.am, in on un
By Catb Y DollBtraty of the clean nf students, D1. fIX in baskctbull. ofllcwl capnctty.
Chol'lcs C. Howord. These includ(• In nn "eye for nn l!yc" ma-Three lrutrudorn retired nt the Twenty -one women students lasl week end unofficially
the n<•w ~l·hool ycm with their arrival on campu:. [or
L annu~d group leaders' relrt>al held at Akin hall.
During the ummer, the JOb of the group leaders has been
1·t•spond with girls who wtll enter school Lhis full for
·rsl time and familiafizc the new women with the college.
'Dean Frl!do Hartzfcld, adviser-lo the group leaders. head·
:isciLlSStons on problems of social adJustment, adapting to
ideus and attitudes toward !'ehg10n One of the first ac·
to be given for the newcomers is a "coCfee hour''
~mbcr 2J from 3:30 to 5 p m.
r I .. hull. Olht•r "cor cc 1ours
follow throughout the lit!·
leaders pnrllctpn\ing tn
rcttcnt "ere: Joanne Burt,
nne Dclhatmty, Lorrninc
~u. Bf'tly Enk.,cn, Dorothy
Cloriu Gow, feonnc Huls· ' Patrtciu Kephart, Vtvt
Da:ana Perley, Sully
Patricia Welsh, ElotSil
, Betty ('helitnut, Kathleen
nluw, Donnn Jewell, Curo­
Uund, (. nchlon de Lucctu,
Gaylord, Mury Lynn Holm
\'irginiu Bllur.
lenders who wcr11 unoblc
nc.l nrc: Jnckic Al!son, Ann
Sue Kong, Dtunc Vmton,
I • . Annulu, Lois Dclnno, Allee
Prisctllo Wt.!!l, Diane M~c ·
Mnrie Edmondson, Kay
nnd Ann Ditto.
Procurement
Here Monday
Umtcd State Mnrmc Corps
procurement rcprcscnta·
wlll be. in the snnck shuck
~~~ .. , September 22, to dis·
Marine corps officer cnnd I·
t.e progruml.
The: Mnrinc corps oCfl'r > two
the Plntoon LParlt r Dr. Odell to Speak
[n Opening Chapel
Dr. Morgan S. Odell, president
of the colll!ge, will btl the sp• •ak­
cr al lhe opening chapel liCI"\'ICc
ot the yeo.r in Copclnnd Mom
orinl chapel Tuesday, Septum·
bar 23. Thts il two days nhcnd of
the dole t>rroncously listed 111
th1• "\Vclcome Wo·ek" folder IS·
sued to nil new tudenls.
Chnplatn of the college John
Anderson anticipates a capnclty
crowd to hear Dt. Odell who 1.6
departing (rom custom this year
in that he ordinarily does not ad·
dress lhc opening chapel. H111
topic will be "Tlle City Set on
the tltll."
A representative of the Stan­
dard b1blc committee, D1. John C.
Tre\'{ ~r. will speak at the Octo·
bcr 2 chapel. The Standord B1ble
comm1ttee is the group wh1ch
has been working for 15 ycnrs
on reinterprellng the Bible to
meet present-day needs--an l.'f­
:fort which will culminnle with
ro:lcasc oC Lhe Rc\•lsed Standard
ver ion of the Bible on SepW.m·
her JO. twu days bclore Dr. Tre·
vcr t. to speak at Lcwts and new instructa>l'11 nnd n number neuvcr Dr Volney ~o·nw will rc· t!IOs•• of Jut ycor. They nrc Knlh­
or tteturnlng u~cl.llly membe:rn turn !tom o yc.ar in Chir•n~t'J r:J~:Inc Arn~Jld, mathemntla, J.
who hove l>t•un on leaves ot nh· studymg on a ford toundotion H. WaU:cr, history. :tnd BcnJCI·
J;cnc<'. gront, while John Ilnrnngtlln, min Thaxter. Engli!'ih nnd bioi·
Dr. Bt•ujnmin L. SimmoM, from rhuplnin, will lcllVC on another ogy.
Mlnol, North Dukot.a, replnccs Ford gumt. Dr. Faw Wlll r•goin h.-.
Ot. Alvn Crnhum ns director oi head of the psychology depart·
clc:mcntury education. Dr. Gra-m•mL
ham ri!Signcd to JOln th•• faculty Another returnee IB Nell Sn·
of South••rn On'gon College of bin, who hns been atudymg nt
Education. Stanford. Sabm will head the
f'rithjof Bcrnmann, June '51, ~peech arts department.
who wua hr:1 c for two years us a Nom1an Pnaschc IS Jllatcd to Ex-LC Instructor
Sees Third Force
In Southeast Asia
fot-etgn .student from Auslnn will teach commcrc1ul ort Jetwrlng Dr L. Edward Shuck Jr. Cor-
return as porl·tlmc tnstructor in for the first IWmC!lt.cr only. m11r rn(lmbcr of the LC pollttcal
philosophy, Wilham E. StnUord nod Elvy ICI(!OCC: faculty, is author or n
AI Akins, 1952 graduate of the Fredrickson. Instructors 1n Eng· 15-pagc nrticle in the summer
c•>llegc ,whu work~ m the phy-'l.!.h :!nd mnthemallC! rcspecWv· iuuc of Pacific Spectator. It is
"Clll cdurnt111n department on a ely, are also buck utter groduntc entitlt!d '"The Third Force m
parL·timc bnsts lust yeor, will be work elsewh<!re. South A:' ··
back ns n full-time inr.tructor and Not returning are Filz.hugh ----------- -­
will nlso tPrve as head hnsebatt Dodson of the rehgion d~pnrt~ WRITES IN 'SPECTATOR '
enoch. Akins IS u replacement rncnl und Eugene B. ROlls, psy­
lor Wurrcn Smith who is on chology 1rustrudor. Mrs. Mnrjor1c
leave ol nbscnct.! to do graduate I Boufford, head of Ut•! nursing
wm k o.t Sl.'lnford unJvert~Jty. Pnrt program, nlso will not in~rtruct
Welcome Activities Vary
(Continued from page 1)
delphiuns. senior women's honorary, on duty to assist m fill·
ing out registration booklets.
Dr. John Anderson, chaplain of the college, will speak al
the Sunday evening \'esper sen·ice in Copeland memorial
chapel. The service has been planned by Doug Van Fleet. hu­
man relations commissioner, and is open to all students of
Lew1s and Clark, new and returning.
Events on lap (or the following week include the annuul
Kick-Oif dance Monday, opening chapel of the year on Tucs-1
day, Rally assembly Thursday and the football game with the
University of Hawaii in Multnomah stadium on Friday
Car Registration~ Parking DR. L. EDWARD SHUCK
••. Seu Na1ionctJUI I Danger
I 1 N P d The nrhde. second to be con-n VQ ves ew roce ure tribulcd by Dr. Shu~:k to the and the officer candidah
::ursl'. The PLC ill op!!n lo cui·
11 cshmen, iophomort-s ond Clark. The c:tmpuo traffic commission Ch11tl1t H aide 1 commtssion nd· Spectator, ia based on two years
It offer dr<tCt cxenlP•
until graduatio n and a cotr.·
• ns second heutennnl '"
Marine corps reserve upon
It 1s the only pro­
of this type orfe.rcd in
•"""1
n wh1ch do not have ROTC wUI meet new purkmg pro91ems Student members of this year's this {;Ill, os sccl.lons of the Junior
chapel committee arc chairman and senior lots were enveloped
Lauretta Myt·rs, Bctt) Yaw, De· Into the new basebnll diamond .
!orcs Hcscock, Roy Sheotcr. Al The traff1c cornmiss.Jon, which M:rrunson and Mnry Ellerby. each yeur 1ssues parking permtts
Faculty members are Helen and directs the registration of Naundorf, Eliz:abeth Gnrdner, HI·
deo Hashimoto and L. Stanley ctu,;, will counter with an en­
larged sophomore and freshman Glnrum ~~ ................................ .... ~---------- ---- ------ ---------- ---, tlol.
Bus Line Gives Schedule Gone is the infamous "pit," a
section or the JUnior parking nrcn
west or the gym In tts place 1S n VIS•!r. of travel and talk&ng with pco-
Haldors said that ull students pies of the area. In 1t he anal·
will register thctr cars as usuull yzes cond1tions in As1a ou~tde
at the traffic commiss10n desk on of China and recommends that
Friday and Monday, but sttckcrs .. we must help the new Astan
will not be 1ssucd. Sllckcts will countnes to npprecaatc a world
be placed on the cnrs when they v1ew o.nd thereby to repudiate
arc dnvcn through a ccntrtil isolationism."
checking p6int. Dr. Shuck further points out
Facult,> wUI not ha,·e t.o re-"'.n \'ery real danger that tntensc
regtst.Cr thts year unless drivmg a As1en nauonallsm wlll lead to n
diflc.r<>nt cor. iorm of ncutrnlism and isola­
Tualatin stag~Ko announce tho following bus sc:hctdule for
tho 1952-53 sc:hool yeau. Downtown terminal of !he line il .tho
Traalways bus dopol, S. W. Sixth and Salmon. much more substnnuo.l gravel E • h t A ff d
section. Part of the scm or lot be-1 g en Uonlsm which wUI, in the long
run, open the wny :for commun·
ist cxpnns1on and lead to a typ
of fnls(' mtcmntionnllStO-nam~Jy
-5tnlinism-whtch tS lntal both
to our future nnd to the future
of Asia " LY Depot Lv Campus Lv. Depo1
7 30 a.m. 7:55 a.m. 2:50 p.m.
8:30 8:55 3:55
9~25 10:05 4:45
11·25
12:50 p.m.
2:00 12:05 p.m.
1:30
2:30 6ll5
10:30 Lv. Campus
3:30p.m.
4:15
5:10
5:56
7:09
--
New Burlingame
Fountain & Variety
BURGERS
SHAKES. • • • • • 30c
. 20c • • •
only 5c lor collee
Complete Fountain Service
ClTele 8611
I 1500 S. W. Terwilliger Blvd.
We Clvo SlcH Creen Stamps hmd the gym has also been carved GOP c f b
nwoy to ~akc room for the base· ;r on a
boll fi~ld. The s1ze of the fresh-
man meu..nino has bet.'n in· Stx p~cnt and two post L<.-w­
crcascd and u new entrance bas IS and Glork students attended
bt.'c~ nddcd to the :!rosh-sopho- the Young Republicnn pohcy­
mnklng convcnt1on m Pt Ult'\'ille
September i!l and H. Rc<:ommen­
dnttons and resolutJons passed at
lhi.'l conclave will be ooru;tdered
at thL• State 'Republican com•en.
tiiJn to be held thiS November . more lot. -=----
Along with ull of these chttnges,
t.he trnfric commi.ss ton ts plan­
nmg 11 new system of 1ssuing
pnt·king stickers, according to
Blue Cross Offers Plan
Blu.., Ct o.<tS hospl4u'\mt:dtca!­
surglcol pion as now open to col·
lege. and unaversUy students over
cigh~en years or age undl!r a
recent. cnlnrgemnt o! the Blue
Cross coverage.
Students desiring more inCor­
matton on this plan mar obtain
it by calltng AT 1361.
Bob's
Signal Service
• TIRE & TUBES
• BATTERIES
• LUBRICATION
8505 S. W. Terwilliger Featured speuker of the Prine·
V11lc galhcrmg Y,'ti.S Sen. Willlnm
Nolnnd nf Cuh!(•mtn who wns
prommently mentioned. during
~he COP presirlcntlol con\·cnlton
in July, IU a po._~lble rum1ing
mate lor Dwight D. Ets"nhoy,cr
In the commg elccUon.
t\11 Oregon colleGes sent rep·
rcscntativcs to the Princvalle con·
\'ention. R<'presentmg the Pion·
eer chaplet• were Del and Dove
Pol'ter: Audrey Poyfnir; Dn\'e
Wood; Jim Garrett: Lnrry Camp­
bell, presld nl nf the Ore~on
Ci"'llege lengu~ of Young R~pub­
licnns: Otok Paul. '51 nntl Paul
~··r. '52.
RegUlations Requ~e TB
L-............ --------------------------~ 1 ~----------------------------~ All new students, treshrncn ur
tr.msfcr, 11\liB\ hll\'c nn x.n •l
t..llum by the mob1lc unit wi.icla
\\ 111 be on campus Wcdn ed~·
und 'rhut'SdDy, September 24 and
.tS. Thts is u Q"!'quireu pr1r.t oc ~ Dr. Shuck returned recently
from Jokortn, Indoncsio, where
he wns lecLurer durms the past
year nt the-univ!!r&lty . Prc\•iously
he hud spent nearly n year nt
Silliman umversil)• in The Phil­
ippines ufter beang urun out'' of
Koren, where he had gone on n
leave-or~bsen~ in the summer
or 1050.
Bookstore Management
Advises Friday Buying
The bookstQre m!lnagcment
urges freshmen and new students
to purch~ all of U\eir books and
suppUes as soon nrtcr regastrallon
Fradny as possible.
Charles H a 1 do r s. bookstore
managcT, points out th t if those
rcg1stering Fr1day wiiJ C~o: thcll'
boo I-s un thnt dny. they cnn twoid
tnndlng in the long lin<!S created
by s~·phomL•rc:i, jumors nnd sen­
iors wht>n they r~gislcr .Mnndny.
X-Ray of New Students
• rcgtslratJon prognm.
Rctununc students oro also Ira·
\ itt d to mnke Wlt': oi thl' unal's
prc..~IIC\: on campus for n cl.'l!ck­
up. Th~.:: unu \\ill be in opcra­
tlbli .u-om 10 a.m until 4 11.m. c
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1952 Pioneer oolball Schedule
Date
S•pt.
Od.
Oct. Opponent Time Record
8 pm (0-0-0)
8 pm (4·0-1)
8 pm (4-l-1)
8 pm (2 4-0)
2 pm (4·0·0)
8 pm (2·3·1)
!! pm (1-0-0) !!6 U. of HA \\ J\11 t PORTLAN D
4
11 Whitman a! Bend
Linfield at McMinnvlllo
Oct. 18 College of Idaho at Caldwoll
Oct. 25 "WILLAM£TTE at PORTLAND
No.... 8 Pacific U. at Forest Grovo
No' 15 JO.\HO STATE at PORTLAND
]lome ~ames m capittlls
•J lomccom'lng ~ame
Conh :r~nee gam~ in boldfaco
The Next Day
LC Grid Fortunes
Continue to Grow
Sc' 1.m ~cur; L \ ~ und
Clark tlf'S'l foot 11 t-: m u rt
ed tlh ca on. C<Jach R I ... {Mot­
") M thl'\\ lt-d th~ anttant
sqund to '' ms over OCE. R ~
nd Pncifu: colkgt> (now Georg
hlXl, n 0 0 Uc W1lb Pacific U
ctnd lo.s '-' to fJumi>Oidt st&lt-Lm­
{ie_ld Portlond J\Jq nnd• CCJilcg~:
r ld ho
The qualit) nnd quanhl\ ol
rootbnll hns no;:cn Ut LC Slllct•
1946 ''hen the P1onccl'$ hnd a
h rd tunc Undmg Utdr OJIJ>Cn·
l:'nt 60 1 hnc ln (act. the proc
h s bt>cn qwtl' H!\I?J'S d
Now with t.bc coming of the
mons.oon season. Lewis and
Clarl: alhletcli ogcin !romp on
• to t.bc football field in hopes of
, trampling :t.bcir opponcnu tuii
they havto in 1hc past. After
waJching this }•car's squad
prodidng, wo have to go al·
ong wh the dopt>~ters ond
again pick LC for 1hc con­
ference diadem. By Tom O'Day
H the P10n~rs srnb the chom
pann hill 11 \\all be thcar fourth
ln ru; mnny ~tcm LC' toolbnll
tt.-.m hnvc onb Jo t C\ en gomC'"
11 th~ four ) ••nr the.'\' ho\'(' bt ('f1
p NJciJkllln~ w Nortlmc l con
ft•r<: nee nchnn.
La.at your, whilo winnin9 six
and dropping 1wo. tho P1on­
~rs set o new conlcrencc und
&ehool r~rd for total offt>nso
wllh an average of 436.8 yards
por g"me. Among tho •mall
colleges of the nation. they
ranl<•d fifth in total offonsc
and fourth in rushing oUen.so.
Wtth me of th~!' lntlSUC$ an
mmd, 'ou cnn CII.Sll.} cc wh)
oppn lng co chcs sta.} up lntc nl
night la:> ang to think up "n)
to slop Usc Paonecr pnwcrhousc.
Hn\ Jh run of out OdJecuvcs
\\lth \\ hu.~h to descrabt> LC' col­
orful and cxcalang team, \\e bnng
to n top Uus dascussaon or our
fu\'Or ltc SUbJCCt.
... The Right Flowers for That Special Occasion
* Filth Avenue Flowers
103? S. W. Fifth Avenue B£ 41M
*
* * * Time to Relax
For fir.~ !ood.. roa:sonably priced.
and .sor•ted in a relaxing
atmospbero
The Place Where You Can Enjoy
Those After-Game And
Dance Get-Togethers
* * The Three Star ·
Restaurant
IJ343 S. W. Barbur
CH 7437 PIONEER LOC I~RHIII U111111~1 1llllllllml111ltl11lt:mUill m' Wttdnosdfty , Soplombor 17, •
Grid Squad, Bolstered by 21 Veterans,
Meets Strong Howoii Team in Opener inle
oR
rods \\'tlh 21 returning 1<-tl!.;nnC'r. -
und C1 ho I of out. l ndlng £r~~:11
mt: n, IJ'aru;lel ond ,I\' !)I ospt•cts. •
Coac-h Jol' l(uston upt ned lh
1052 footbnll cnson lest \\··de
\\ llh n hell\'.) SChL-dUit Ol fundn
mcntnls; nnd cha1t \\ orkout~.
Pmnecr grad Cant~ ''ill hn,•r
lh~h fh-sl choncc lo ~P-C I, 's
footbnll mnchmc an ,, ll•m o.,
Sv~tt·mb<•r 26 \dll'n I he,> tackle 1
the UnhcJ.I(\ or lltl\\ Ill In the
Mullnomnh stndJum Lillie is I
known nbout lht: 1 lund sqund
c <"<'PI till'~ ore suppo cd lo hnH'
tl1<>1r h•'l>t team m hlsloay. • Outstanding Baclt o( 1 tJ > cu df! per 1 ry.
ll,•ltlmg down ll11
ft1011, ophc•lll{)J'C J IOl ~lllilh,
tlfll1 hUlh•sl mun Jn tht• NW
rcr,•mt IOO·)'IIId dMh In l lillri1
!:)milia hns nddo•l niJoul 20 ~"''"' I ,r lllU!':l'lf' to Ius lt•nn I 111m"
nlon~ \\ •Ill hill gr<•nt p••NI """•
nuk•• him W•'ll nb1h un t '~'"''
'l'lw 101'\\ Ill d bill\\ (II kl'l W(lf
pncccl hy tcrm1 CtiJllnln Bud C.
Co).;, UI"'C'.llliSf' nr h l!i Lerrlrl('
f•nsh<> nbillty, \\liS cho n
l he 1951 ull const • ccond
nnd mcnltt>nccl 011 the h l
1\m• ru:nn tcnm. \' mterl
r lht' fi• t
3 tnl Trod
3, !l
n1c Sun
Dccpatc the los or 13 h:ll<'r-
tnLn. Coach Huston l•tl htCh ......... .., Other out tnndmc llnl'Jn< n
4 t umng fo1 duly nrc Craig
hopt s fnr Lhis ) c.trs quod Th
b1ggcst he duchl' hns bet n t •
fmd ri:'plac~anen~ for the h~•
C'ffcn<:t\ c luwmcn \\ ho W\'rc lo t
b) gr&dUIJlaon.
Th~; brightest spot on the tenm
ts the hn~ kftl•ld "h<!re Huston
hns bock the tour.somc· "hlch 1 nn
Ute opponent's dd• nS<.> crMy lnst
~eru·. In the qunrtcrhncl\ slot,
}un•M Bruce Longbnlln LC's nlr
:u m for I he past t\\ o scnsun"
Longb<~lla completed 51 pnsscs an
108 :~llempl for 81u '8rds lllfit CALEY COOK .•• rido agom
'I cnr to r.111k nmong the nauon'.
top fll ngca s.
AI the hulls, sophomotes Ca
Icy Cook nnd Nell Andcrst·n.
1 wo oi the h'JP sprwtcrs in th• ·
cmllfcr•'nt'C. ~01)1< lend nil con­
fcr~.:mw bncks in st'ertng <5"
nolnts) :>nd rushmg (73H vurdo;)
Andcr.;••n gn1m~ 384 ynrds lnsl
.S<!nson for nn arnpn•ssive f1vcr:u~~ u:tdl•n>lud) to lnRt ~·f>ar'
Ken Knudlil'n: Jun Cltl\'ton,
t;"d S<lp}wmorc I mubnckcr .
1\tcCnllum, f.'XJ!t'Cled rcplnct
for nll-cons l Bill O'lloru.
Stl'phen , lh"' old mnn at 32
lm fwm n on touch.
Lcggntt and Uob H til""~'"
ll!SI'~i hrsL tnn(! t•nd~;.
1'hu Pwncer lt•nm as nl o
~1l'ft•d 0.)' tliC' fll CSI'I\CI' nr qllltl
h;u k Dick Voll, tho squnrl's 11
er (37.6 nvcrHR~') nnd llu l'c !
lctlermr.n ulong wtlh Ci>>' r
T1d cIs {o
le 'fu<'
Welcome Week in a Nutshell ,.""'\l'ng t
ch:m
c t
place
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Tuesday . St.'plcmbor 16
Donn students mo\ e m and Get
3cquam tcd.
Wednesday , Soplembor 17
8:00 a.m. Tunlatm VnJicy buses
("Lcw.JS and CIIU'k ') lcnvc 'l'r.ul­
ways Depot, Campus bound.
8•:!0 a.m. Arrt\'C on { mp 1
Go directly to Albany Quad 1 1r
lSSuing of oncn ltlon mc~h 1~
DIS.
•In charge: Lt:ttcmtcn's Club,
Will Sl~·phcns. prcsadcnl, and
1 he Sacnjaw..-: t~ns, Joyce Mra­
hon, prcsadent.
8:45 a.m. Welcome Assembly -
Campus Theater
Ball On en, prcsidcnL of Assn­
cia ted Students of LcwLS and
Clark. prcsidmg. 10 15 n.m. Non freshmen meet
In campus theater. F11cult} ad­
' lscrs ''all be nssagncd and per­
sonal tnl•--rvaews ora angc d.
l() 45 u m. Assocaatt.>d Women
Students mccllng in campus
Utcntcr. All women report her'(!
to meet your Group Lcnd~rs.
11 :00 n.m. Climpus 'I'ours.
New tudcnts not along on one
o( these lOUIS should report lO
lht: anfn1 mntaon booth foa tour
Inter '" the day.
lntcr-Cullcg•u te Knights and
A WS Croup leaders m chargl'.
11.30 n.m -5·0o p.m. lndJ\'idua l
t'OUn.schng contcrcncl$. _
Youa· appoantmcnt With a iac­
ult\' ad\'JSca· wall bt• ror one·hllll •
hour dunng this ume on Wc..-d-
ncsdny or Thu!1iday.
1:00-3 00 p m. English Compo­
sitaon Plnccmcn t Exam.
This is rcqum:d of nll freshmen
Bring pen nnd pcnc.il. Bodine
•·our Kind o! College," Dr. Mor-Science .Hull, Rooms 10, 2·1 and Cc.r.•mony! "Donning the Bean-
ie''
gan S. Odell, l'rcstdcnt 30, and Business AdmmJ.Stration,
Spectal Musac Room I.
"The First Ten Yc.ars nrc the 3:00 p m.·5 p.m. 'rjmc out f6r
Hardest," Dr. Ben Thaxter, rclnxntion, Lo\\ cr Campus !or
Dean Emeritus Snac.k Shack and Gym, 1 W.l. •)
Introductions: S:30 p.m -6:15 Am. Supper al
Dr. Charles W. Howard, Dean arhccue P1t, Lower Campus.
of Faculty (CnCctcran l.W.I.•) No charge
Dr. Vergil S. Fogdnll, Dt•l!n of to new students propl'rly idcn-
Studcnls tlficd.
01'. Freeda 0. Hurtzlcld, Dean 6:30 run. Open House in Palntinl'
of Women Mnnna·. 10:30 n.m ·5:00 p.m. Coun
Conference:; by nppr>lntn\l'JII
orrnngcd.
12.15-l·OO p m Lunch -
nn. No charge to Ne\~ Stud
properly ldcntafacd.
S:30 p.m. Dinner ovallnble an
t>term :fo1 oCf-cnmpus stu
1f rcSt~J vntion as mude on
n~d. 'r' at lnforrnntion
Chnrge--$.90.
'; :30 p.m. The Lewis and
players prc.st•nt "The ln~IJI.ln.;
Coils" under lht' d art!cllon
Mir;s Murgllrct Bnrnl'y in
Campus 'rhcatcl'. Arena
mg. Golle_gc bus will tnkc
to city transportnt1nn tlfter
pl ! \'
Fraday Soptombor 19
9 00 1 an 1'uulal n BtJ c ;
1'rnilwnys Depot, Co
bound. nt the d
C'..o-cha.t
Dack B
Dowers b
A quccn's
setting
r;wau them
through
Oscar, J
Week
Ski c<1utp
nt Tam
llnm·
of thu
n
9:30 n m.-3 30 p.m. Registrall~fl-~.~
Campus TheatP.r.
Members or Blue Key, Wal
Ill', Antis, pre idcnl, nnd 1-:rodt:·
ond phillns, Colecn Ca cs" dl, Pre! --~,~·
idcnt, will be on hand to and B
you til tht. ,, 1 t uwl• you n('toOI
Sunday. Soptom.bor 21
Mormnr Chuach Attend
Church oC Your Chn1cc.
7:00 p.m. \'r S~l'l' Scrv1cc. l,;OI~
land Mcrnorinl Ch tpcl. A.rt1lll!l ew B~
ooke
t.'Cf by Dou~ln~ Van F'll•tH!,
11~ ;,[:~~;~~:~:
mnn Rclnt1on romnHssa~ campus
ASLC, nnd Dr. John durtng 1 Mr. Jowpb K. Huston, Dean ul Open to nil nc:w and returning
ML'n and FO<•tbnll Coi.Jch students. Student Chrtstlnn Asso on, Collc•l(t. C'hnplnin.
M1ss Juha C. Johnson, Place· ciution, Jnck J(!nnings, Pll':Sidc:nl Monday, Snplombor 22 ••~'*'"nd M
2
mf:nl Olface and Alumni fn charge. 9 00 am .1 30 p m Ht'gaslrot
Mr Charles Hnldors, Butincss I of Returning Students.
1\ll:inilgCr of Student Aclavtlacs Thursday , Septombor JS 8::m p m. Ktck·QH O,&nC'<.',
Mr. J. D. Hoop•!S Supcuntcn-8:00 a.m. Tunlntan Buses lcnvu nus Thenlt'c. F'or nil Lewis ;."""11cs In
dent, Physical Pllmt Trml\\ D.)S D~·pol, Cnmpus Clna k $ludcnts. ::>tug or ho\~
Mr: ParJ w. Stewart, Busincs bound. DrcJ~S-Sporl clothes. \lo hich I
Manager 8.20 11m. Arrhrc on Campus. T d S mb 23 .,Jot!, Ill the
8:30 n.m. Student AcllVItJ("" t"S· ues ay. opto or umdn~ Announccmcnl5. " '~ 8:00 ~· m. Clnsses stnrt 1
Mr. John Cross, Chatnnan of scmbly, Campus Theater. Sl'.rvlctl p d 1 1 0 S d 11:00 o.m. f·'irsl Chnpel .\t the Po English Ploccmunt rcsl ang, ~~ I wen, tu cnt Copeland J\It'morml Chapel. ~cpu..n
:M.r. Wtlllam H. Norris, Regis-Bod) President Thunday. Seoptombor 25 -
trnr 9•30 om Group Mceungs. J l.OO a.m. F'arsl Student A P~lna:
A. A.Moc1ation Worncn Stu- • .. 10:15 o.m. Freshman Group Meet-dents, Meetang of nll women bly rand Football Rolly.
angs \\'Jlb Fnt•uJty Ad\'lliers. pu Tlu 1tc·• students lll Campus Tlwat~r .
Note: Your ad vi er and room M arantn Holcomb, president , in f'r:iday. Soptembor 26
assignment for Uus mcchng charge. 8 00 p.m. 1-cotbnll Curnt'.
are Included In your orlcnlllli(Jn B Assuciutr!d Men Students . and Chu k vs. UniwrJ;aty
envelope. Your nppointmt.•nll-or M<'L'lmg or nil nwn stud~nls an Hnwai1 Multnomnh tndiu~ •pnJn:; 111 t
a half-hour personal lnw•vlew Chap 1•J. Ken Scn·llli. prcsldenl~ Admlnslpn by turil'll1 of far
with your advliKlr Will be mndc tn churgc. cord. l~tbl
at thts mectmg . " l.W.I. -If W••atherman tnsist~ r------------ -'flllac:ulttl' \\
--------~------~--~--~~~~~= . Burlingame Hardware
Housewares -Sporting Goods
Electrical Appliances
8512 S. W. Terwilliger Blvd, Phone CH 7721 FOR SALE
Set nt fiv.· 6.~0 x 15
Whlll.l Sad• wnll 1'irt,!ll
S40.00
9605 S. W. VlewpoinJ Ter.
CH 5202 ns,
ner
fullbn~k
rn Slllllh,
the NW
h lt!Sl II
t~r·rlltt'.
choscq
l'COJid
he lit •n•..r
•ear's
.. In\ ton,
bnckcr;
rcp)occ·rr.:
:'I'Ilnrn:
n nt 32
n·h: G
Ranok(''~
Hs. • 1ng
inter Queen
o Rule Over
rodse Dance
wmtc•r·lnrul QlJ(•t 11 will 1 ulc •
tht fil..,t tlrno hl th11 ,., ... .,1 h
I TrildJW rorrnnl !l~·hrrll.lk-d
31 0 to I~ fl m. 1n tllC
111C Sunl:~n bnllroom.
c n '' ornrn studNll6, ora c·
by Nlt:b fratornll~ lO t(>JI
the orR:~nu·.ntlon, Will '''"
qut>c n Anno\lnr.nmrnl Qf Ute
nnc>r will be mutll' rlurinR the
\\ hl!ll !!hr• \\ Ill lw
queLn to tf.'IJ'n uvrr
l),l{IILJIII~,m tn tile Moonilgl1l"
tub will cnc o. hnl ntt~
guc lS will vol•• whPn (ntcr-
to Plt\y
Johnny RC'Itr. r.nd his onhc •
IHII rro~o ·iUc mu lc fnr 1 hr
mnjor 51/Cilll functron of thl' V• tt rnn who h vr-•m r-
n~c U, 11lttrt Of th Kor n
cur JHt rn nnd ot 1 1 m )n • '" ,,..
uvlu,n C: I Dlll bendlt 1 v. 1 1
th· rr 1:.-llc Rt tducr.l ru c rc
wnm~ tbl " l thf. V l r-
nJ nc m t.rntl n thnt Lb y dl
rnob:itJ y nt d vnouJh munr
thillr own lD t Ul lht.m over f r
obout l o monlh
Tl ~ n frJ'!' fhr thnl un-
dt r lin. b 11. m n:fu c. d!J£ n
mHl uflc.:.r. nu: n t • J:tttd
o[Jl('ttm( nit<.. u t>t i'.lrt , tu-
ally t !l pl tt •• m!! r
trilrnln
l h a fi'QU r• th t I th
ll1t -.· I J n r10d lh• oU ub­
mlt 1 r•JS UiL~n to the \•A -
•h t th 11d of th r:mlf-l the
Tu kcu for· Ut•• C\•t•nt Will l)l',
( It• Tul' dny th1'0UAh f!'ndo\. {X)tlaJB fu: t I h• \ "'krBn UL'hH lJy
ton~ullt"d rlnrmg that p£ ruJ.
.h •
~ew s ...... c,;
llnblc in
~w:
pde on
lion
1on utter
' tr) B •b Shocmt\kC'r,
ch:urmun . Student rnuy
ltthnsc llckd in \'oril'lus
ths pltu ed nboui thl' cnmpu~;
at the: dnncc for $2 .JO a cou
Co-chrurmcn Shnron Smith
Dick Bnls•cur request that
nowt'rs be \\ 0~
A que en's tht<ln• , plnct"'d m
scttmg of n mnkc-bdlcvc
'"''"' in, moon. l'louds nn<l
wall occttnt the ''In·
theme wh1r.h w11J be cnr
throughout Lhe dcr.orntions.
Oscar, JUnlot·, heads the <'Om·
Ski cqnlpmP.nl. 11 week-emu ror
nt Timbt•l'llnc and T-bonc
dmncrs wtll bo among
o! the prrzes to be awnrdcd
~ucsts nnd announc1•d our­
the evening ,accordlng 10 Hny
chmrmnn or pnzes.
Sophomoro•s Jcnnnt' Yi!lton nnd
Courtney hll\'1' arranged
sen·e sull drmks O'> reftt·~lt­
durmg thf' done•
Other cnmmutcc hcudR include
" P.i!nn;on, p 1n , c~ J\H! ,cy,
pnd 1om"' c:hnpcrones: Craig
•swell, ·nrM ~,u~sen nnd Dave PQrter, advcr­
~and to and Ucv Slu~·tcr, finnncc. Volurno XI Porllond. Oregon. Friday. Seplcmber 26, l9S2 .Numb Aft I the v~ n. .. r.~ Ule \:f'r­
Uhtr.ll ,... t .. (I .. ipUt• t w
ll'lllrij lJa. Ql."'f: ~ u h Vl'lCfi)n ~
<-n~~tu ttl nd uJ tll• n rrrnU aut
H • • T •Jt Q s th paym n Tlu!:: proce. nor-QWQJJ J pens eason mnl Y wdt t about 2o d y
F 1 H E ~rom lh• d:at the Y A r\.:C<"h \: • or oe uston' s lev en the l =-l•fir-ull•·r'l.
The kmg o( college sports, footb:~ll, makes its Lewis and Clat·k debut tomght a Joe Bu· K(,~t:~~~ lt~~h\.,11~ ~ ":,~ pr t~
slon's charges o~n thc1r senson ng:unsL the Umvcrsity of Hawah Rambows un<.l r Lhe allow nt least \ItO munu11 bcf• l'C
1\Jultnumah stadium lights at 8 p m. th•. • C'"ll c.:xpect t.heJr mtUOl
The game kicks off a scvcn-ga rnc season fo: the Pioneers, Northwest conferenc~ co-cltct.k from th GtW('mmc.nl. the
chomps last year, int:luding home lilts with the island club, Willamettc and College oi Idaho. VA s:ud Afh: wnrds l'ht"Ck"S wtll
Tt 'LI .. fl p 1 d w .1 .. '(lm• n:-cul I) eo~h month lt.! r awauans cw tnlo orl rm cunes Jay <1 rt~•t noon anti were greeted nl the airport
by the Lewis nlld Clark Pep club on nrrival. Ycslm day morning several members of the
Hawoii eleven appe~ret.l in the pep r(&lly hel J m the campus theater.
Coach Huston mnde no rash predictions ab >ttl his club's ch:mc\".S fur success this senson
but admitted that "if we cnn whip up nny kin J of n defense. we'll bt~ tough to bent. We'll
score plenty of touchdowns," he added.
Admission to tonight's game \\til be by stud~nl budy canl. Studcmls Hrc reminded that
lhe t•oupon for the game will not be! honored, Jf del<tchc<.l (rom the student body booklet.
(St·c sports section, page 6 for additional detnils.)
Opening Convocation Program Tuesday Lists
Address by Drt Poling( Academic Profession
''Faith Cor an Ago of Fl!nr" His cd IIClllJOnOI hnckground F'u.ll Month Required
A \ U om who &tarL c:oll e
n:ru.:r lh•• twentl>'\1'1 tJ! u rnooth
.vtll have to ''•atl l\c.rnl d )I
longer 'nr }u~~t ln~ust payment
·~C'OU r lh· v.~ Wtllllf:ll Plot't."t;S
h1."i. et•rtiflc:atlcn until the tint
full tuonth of l'Cillcge h~ b(' n
eomplelcl Payment Cor both lb.:
('"rlaplt.t.C : month .and the pnrt Of
tht pre t.>dmg month wall be tn­
~ lud~:.d m the tmtrnl pnym• nt.
All!m an !or ''cternns Ulkmg
ruU-Umc ~urses m uJllcgc me
ce you ne,ai
21
Att•'nd B • b} s h } will be orJcred b..,.. Dr. Pnul Pol· 1 e c 0 ar 'O{t In hit: addrt.:SS bclore till' frrst
I Cf.)nvoculion or thr· CI)IICgP yt :u·, .ndu!l••s WQrk nt W " mctt~ unt-
KEYNOTE SPEAKER verslty nnd Woost r rolkgc, A B •
Prmcctun Thcolog.rcul \:mmnn·
B D. nntll'nmt:,; Unn;m tty, D D llO for those WJthcrut d• pcn­
d..:nu, Sl3S for vctcmru '~ tth nn"
d pcndtnt nnd Sl60 for m• re
than c.nc dt.p nd !.lit. Tht' llow­
ancl' '" I be pWd dirccOy to tb"
''ctcron .. nd \\ill oc the on 1y
pay, nt rundc under t.be Kor"-
• 'll'C. ked for Chapel Scptem~cr 30 at II 11,111 in lhc
gymnnsrum.
ttl. Ar "The Wot d of 0~1d tn LlYtng Minil\kr of the Firt~t Pt••• b:v
F1cN, .... ~~uogc' Will b brought to tcriJln church an &llt•m. Dr. Pol·
mmlssic)nel CliiHpus by Dr. John C Tn!\'-rng hns hnd c•stcnsr\·~ cx:pE'flf'llt:t'
ohn A dur1nc til<' II u.m. ~r·vrce m In dcnomullltionnl tutti intcr·dc
am.
22
Rt•c•strnt
tnts.
)nnre,
~II Lewis jg or
23 ~IC'mori o} dtltpt•J, (')c-nmuinalionnl ~hHrl'h Work With
2.
Tr·c\'Or l5 ,.~ccut&Vfl t.lirec­
of the d\:partrncnt nl Englhth
of the Nb!IOmll Council ul
, ..... ~11CB In 111 nd<lwss he will
how th~e mliny.r C('t d
which he darcctcd culnun-
11\rd• In the focal pulnt: th·· re­
tnndnrd vcrsr(ln or th1 Bi-lh~; Nntidnu1 C1)undl of Churoh-
t'S, g'u•crnm~n t and private flO·
dol ugt'n<'lCS. 1
D1. Puling ~·o·ltll ~nurt•(l God
und the Na1ions nnd pro.;p;mxl tl!t
upplC>mentnry :>tudy J•uidl!, L•t
Us l.ivo With God ond the Na­
tions. He olso Ecrvetl for nhout
ax ycors os .secr"tm:v tn chnt •c
d ocinl .Qctiun for tht• ~rcsbylt.:·
:Inn Bonrd of Chrtillfm Educo­
ttcm DR. PAUL POLING ••.
to cfler 'F'alth' The mo1;t rcl.'tnl conLnct Lc\\
:tnd Clork IU(h:nt:l h0\'1.: h .. d v. lth
o. Puhnc \\ dunng thrs :i~ar
YM YWCA pori or<'ti Sf'ollck
c-unfcrt .n~.:c w hero h< v. as • vt
ning plat!onn "il' .tkH
Lflw 1s nd CJark -EmmtU•
ho'\ipltal nun mg ho I pi~U~ a t.
tu bl! present• d to f1\ c 1952 ' t •
.nen QUtduolL ln nuuun b\'
Mnnonc Bouffard, dm d('l! ol
nu 1ng.
P ldt!nt Mort1 n S OJdl will
mtroduc(' new nnd r tur mn •
n1cmbtrs of the luc:ult):
'l'ht.l :u:ndt.'Jnlt prott.: tun, '~ hu:h
wtll open ltt convo.:at•on \\ II
m! follow c:d b\ th • 1 \ tlon by
Dr John 1... Andc • n, ch pi 1 n
lent
Rlllly.
~6
In me. At th~ Potlland Ch·tc nudlto­
S<'ptcmbcl' 30, Dr. '!'revet
appear trs the m tln SpPOtk• r
the Portlnnd Cl)un~.:tl oJ
r•u•~ ·11Ul pro~;J".:Urt Hl rccogn Ill Oil
lbr first !'Ubrntfrt• nt r:r.::\'UJIOn Q(
King J •• mcs vet 10n In 341 Baseball Diamond Constitutes Major
Can1pus Improvement This Summer
A cullcctwn or Brblc ln•~htdiOl' I
In lho :mclmH Inn u:.r,e,
of rnmouli l (11111•118 ' r the
llthlo und Brbl• • in lht ---- ~m•uullll' will be dlsplnyocl on ~ivcrsity
h ;.-, •uu
~dent
E
) X 15
'l'iTtll
o0lnJ Ter. from t.lctobt r 1·3.
Allhuugh ttc nd nc(' ll'i n111
"'"Ylsory," John L. And('J 11111
of the coll£·~t. • xplaln­
• We> Qf thf' chnpd , ommltl •
urg .~ ou to nHend <;I.'·
l'r\'1C:C PO tblc. • Nq IIHIJ •r bluldln{! projt·•·tl
Wi'rG undt•rutkt·n tlurin•t lhc sum
1111'1•, but I he r;On lr uctmn o( (,(''s
b.1 ... ebn1l di:unoru.l IHJUII (•d mlln.)
rhnu "" Lo I)L) mndc on tlrc ~·Olu·
pus. , pccw lly h • llll' parl~ m
lll'llti,
'Mit• nPW b • uboll lhyt:"' t '' t lr I
1 luL.IlCcl PJ t uf I ho fuutlh I
II lt.l, will M n bt' .: •mUllt I nn<J
\ill be 1 cady ro. u 1. m tht
PIma. Tnc PI'Q~t ·t c t tlt ~chool npproxunntciy $10.000
Nu.:<· •tntc; b) tlw dlnmond
c •JU. 'rm tlon ""' th~ r vnmpm
CJf tlw fro hmun mt· zanlnc; ond
£•11101 LtCII pm-IHIIR lOis hchlntJ
th pvm. Th JUill r ~ ctl11n \~ I l•' Ill 'd uy HI I II'"' lhr
• 111t "Hh lr n l'rt.. ub tnnU '
rJJ\'d I 1 t
, ht t •lit· ,. Lu c.nn ell)
vroV1d J u u 0 r r • n
llllf> I\ Ul ~ n IT ll • Tht yc r, m t uC Ult' ln'IPr• \'(
11tut rund "' nt tuwn d pu.U&nf
hoJ c em lht' c mpu. tht al r nd
tnurtrng II In\ rlor llouluh: fuct.
hllm~· Jto wur complt lH• llll
·orne ( lttt cJn • b uld
tnt
D • 11 1 m
f tht
I I , . n u m II
• n h
h~,; • I
ur 1
~ n G L B II.
First Music Hour
Set for Thursday
'r fir<1t !onmghtl~ mu!tfe
"'our • f lht St on '' dl tx-Th rr-:·
du. , Cktub r Z, l 1:! 30 rn Cnpc­
'nnd Mt:m{lnnl cb 11 I.
A duo \ •c l·PJGJJ<) r rUJ is
t th M s.. Mf'l\ be! 11 'r• wn-
nct, ·Wut pru~ o v1 •
nn nd utt lkuch. b 1 par-
h~ p t n B ... ( h l.· hi h l .~
h 1r '!'.:en l,{lt.' nd th~ .'lnl •
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A J ·ision. A Chall ~n~·e l"tONEER LOG
Tips Save Men
From Feminine
Football Fans Friday. S•pt•mbor 26,
;1 Beanie .. .11 Ribbon. ,
It is mdccd regrettable thnt the h cshmcn litis nntl l'il
nt l." to m11ke such n lurdy appcm ance on ~untpus . II ow'"·-· llr. Odell's chapel spc~h Tuesday sets n high ton~ fot
the conung ~ollege year and. wyre it not that this college und
the people ns.-:ocmted with tt hnvc long made tt pohcy to p ,..,.
.form the near-impos. ... ible, we tmght enm soy, too high u tone By Don Flonn C\'t.'ll without tht!Sl! nrliclcs of app:u·cl a lrl'shrn:m IS sllll
to estabhsh. There •~ P"•bubly no ··x~ri· lrc~hmnn and subjected to those rulL•S which appcn1·
cncl! qun .. • ~(, !ru trntm~ lo the I wht.•re m tlus paper. While it b, ~! Ct)UI'Sc, L'nsict· for. tht'•m 1
('olll·g~ mnle ns abut ,,f •kms "" forget U11s wlH.m not dollt!d up m the •customal 'Y flrst-"·"·
unmformed <'<llh.•ge sh"·mule to 11 garb, it is tll'Vt!t'thclcss wise fur them to remember lhnl u 11 ln these times, it is diffh:ult C\'cn to maintain nnd im­
pro,·c lhe fnctiltie.."- of a Chr·tl'linn institution ot highct· lcam­
ing, much 1~:-;~ hope to actunlly extend its sphcrl! of mllucncc
outward from the campus into communits, stntc nnd national
aiiaits. But that is e:xnctly th~ chnllcnge Dr. Oddl threw hmtbnll catm·. H1. lttsk, h&'IWt'\'Cl, • ,
\\'til 00 madt• mut:h Slml')h'l lC h•· ol rcckmung IS ncor-nbout nt>xt fhurstlny nonn we
will n.:nwmbt!l' tu t>:<plnln tht'St' say.
down for the student· on this campus in Ius address.
As he pomtcd ou~ this coll~ge 1s in transttion from a col­
lege of conn~nience ton college which students nttcnd becnu:>e
of choice. This means that the perc0ntngc of ~tudcnts "ho~e
ideals nnd intere~ts af\c d1r~tly in lme wtth those of l.cwis
Md Cla~k wm tncrease, and the percentage of students in­
ter~~ only m de\•eloping the head and hand wilh litth.• n.'­
gard for the intangible aspects of human life will decrease.
The fact l~ Umt a Chr1stian college. in the sense thnl we
bclie,•e we are n Christian college, is not n rc\'l\'81 cnmp. The
ndmimstz·ators of this college nrc not attempting to ''l:ian.~"
those students who art? m attendance here: rnther. it is as
often descnbed ·•a community of scholars" who po~css, as the
head o! the community so aptly phrased it "thnl nddL'<i JX.'­
sourc-e, n JOb to do." poml.5.
I.-A quorterbn~k 1" nnt ""'l'·
~o:san.ly the chnngc you tl'·
ct.•J\'C f'rom bu,·mg u progmm
although Jt mu" be tl thl' pro­
~;mm costs n qunrtl.'r and you
ga t lht rnnn hnll a dollna.
• l-Sh1U backfiold·in·motion
and end 110n~ are torm4 which
haYe nothing lo do with tho
anatomy of variou women who
hftppen to be passing by.
3-PersQns appennng wath
block and whate strapr•ti una­
form:. nre t•tltwr of!tcanls or
pt::nnul venders. 1( th~y throw
thltl" hnndkcrchids rl•lWn U1c
chnnce~ nro.: th~·
\'r·nders. Otrid&ls nn peanut
don't hnve
lt becomes increasingly apparent that thts job 1s nol enough nlt.mcy to toss things
measurublc in t~nu. of grade-point averages. The student ru-ound lik~ lh;}r. 4-Whon tho ~plc ln front with no regard for the principles which will make nn honor of ~·ou stRnd up tho chBnce~o
system ef:fectJ\'e on this campus has learned his lessons tar are thai tht! reo.: on 1s o1ther
poorer lhan.cnn be shown by a letter grade. lie lws fsile<J to (al one toam is kicking off.
learn the pnmc lesson that hfe teaches. (b) the game is over and they
Dr. Odell took for his text, "A C1ty Set on a Hill Carmot aro singing .the alma mater or
(c:) the pooplt! in hont of them Be Htd •• All students of this eollegc, regardless of their pre-are standing up.
vious traming and affiliations are now residing on that hill. 5-ll 1s also a good pohcy for
It wJll be their actions as students, CJtJzens and Chrlslians the young man to bru. h up on
which wtll either uphold and furth~r tlte glory of thi., city or the latest fashions nnd ent lnrgc
amounts of cnrrots be!oac POch lower 1t into a \>alley of tranquil med10clity. It makes many gnme ns he will undoubtt.'<ily
men and women of \'ision to do the formerj only a few irrc-be nskec:l to 1dcnufy h1 date'~>
sponstble souls to accomplish the latter. girl friends !rom n dtStanc" of
E\'ery student on this campus is 3till a pioneer in making 150 rows nnd wsll be n~kec:l to
the dreams which the founders had for th1s college come true. dcscn~c whnt they nn• wenrmr.. b-,lt is wlSe.: for ham t(l stress lts future depends fully as much on the actions of its alumni th\! point th:u lhc players ure
and undergraduates as upon 1ts administrators and backers. reehng off •·gains or 15." Th1s
1t is this sense of participation which makes college expert- will tend to keep hJs garl lrom A wice plnn in order lo prc\'cnt such tnrclincss next
might be for the responsible pn1 ty to order the clnss of
bermics righl now so that they will be 1cndy and wniling
their wcnret·s. ln the menntimc. let nolll' l•f us rorget
clotht:'S do not make the frL~h-man .
Little Man on Campus
ences here ncb; yet it 15 this same heritage which h<1lds each taking up football ns 11 postiml'. 1 You ha.to me now but think of the fun you II havo tolhng n
student r.esponSJble for his C\'Cry acllon, as a testimony to What woman can umd thl· atudon.t• I toach a snap c:ourao." tht'ught ot g;unmg laflt-cn ---------~---------------- -
the belief in the ideals of this institution. Q S b "f C d
The sludenlS here hnve been challengtX! to make them-ill'~:o~::r::d 0
:0 ~~: •;::t WenS U illl S On UCf
selves and their influence ••shine out'' through all phases of proof but a:ro bued upon yoar R J f • j F h
lire. They have been asked to become "the salt or the earth.'' of experience of the wri.tor who egu a lOnS Or res men
loves football gamu w1th all tholr It lS d1fftcult to rmagine that such a hope can be turned into c:oloz. intenso thrills. and aorrific In C<lse any absent-minded freshmen have forgotten nl·
reality. action. In fac:1. he may !lUend ono ready the manner m which they are expected to conducl And yet, on this campus, we rather expect it to happen. hims-elf someday. h 1 K 0 ----~---------------~-----------~---~----- t emseves on cnmpus, en wens. sophomore class va~
presid~nt, hru; submitted the following reminders to the LOG the
acu
ttra<J
A post-\
new yenl
t• 14 ta
wor~
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"'~''''"• c he
Dr. Huht•rl
Q\,'('ldentn
nnd mn
dtscu
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cd
on M
fddi'IIIJS ol
nnd nlu
one of t t1
'' ('I mo
~eple
r1nn
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111 the so~
W1ol
Rnrnu
Hnnnal'
Mary H
. Jane Nel
Jo)'t'C 'I
Glorin 1\
Doris ~
t:Jppard.
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Bur.row·
ard Jo
Bruce
an
Shortage of Women Students Brings About Shifting
Men to Women's Dormitories at University of Oregon in order that all ftrst-year students might btJ info1 mcd of anct
therefore. ine:xcuf.cd for any violations of the followmg rules.
Th l •·-.:om StUde 1-c sophomore c ass shall have full authority to enforce the
E"vr n walh the ht&h tUllton, tt ·
hustle and bustle of reglStrataou
and the begmrung of clnsses, nnd
Ute 1gnom1ruou s status one en·
joys as n freshman, th1ngs nre
never so bad but what the;. m1ght
be \1.'0 I'$C.
For mstance, at the UruvcrsJty
of Oregon. thangs are rt.!ally mtxl!d
.up. There arc girls 1n lhe men's
donnUoraes and Jncn in nn ex­
girl's dorm. Thu; ;r;tnte 1s brought
obout not by nn cxc• ptwnnll]
large enrollment ns mlght at fir&1
be smacaned but becnusc of n
mnall female enrollment. lllSUf·
:t.icicnt to mal~:e practical the
:maloU!nancc ot one of lhe girl's
dormttones.
The OREGON EMERALD al·
10 nporb a IUcceuful conclu·
sion to last spring's campus.
wid• <Qmpe.ign to remon pay­
pbonM from Uring organin
lions and repla~ them with
ADodaiBd businoss phones. The phone·
company finally cilme to the
conclusion that dormlloriH are
not ,oml public plac:.s ancl con·
~uently ahould not be requlr·
ed to have ~mi ·public: phone
tD.ftallation&. Sound• llk• 11
campaign of this typo on the
LC campu.. would be popular
with the dorm rudonts.
At On. on Sl •tt t.'OIIcg••, n Iorge
ad\•crtasemcnt in the fu,;t issu(l
of the DAILY BAROMETER
booms lhe OSC annual, TH~;
BEA VI::R The c .. tch -lS that the
;1ear book ls sold for o hcnllhy -6
cash whach says edtt.or N::an,•y
Hnlladoy. is "low co l"
The Corvnlha campus, howe\'·
cr. offers a pleasant ufacl to lhi'
biltt'r blow. The BAROMETER as
now running POGO d111ly. This iJ
destgnt.>d t.o mak•• ccrtnm thot nll
studenll will bcconw acquotnted
wtth at lensL n :;nuHtcrlng of phil· -
Ofllrlal J•ubiiCAtlon of tho At!!IO!ll&led tUu•hnU! of z.., wl• tuotl o"lllr k
•'(>11••.;-e J'ublll!h d wo;: k ly dur1111: 1 h• Wll•·t < y<-nr Subllr.rh•tluro rat•.:.~~. U (!() e>nr r• 1
Elrlr..'T•!t'l u e.e1:ond c-IIUIII m11.ltr r 11:\ Portio nil, Or uon
a4Jt.or ~IA-oh!ef Doa Plor•n r .. tur. •4JU.r Bub 80hol4u ..... od&Le ~t.or Agn G.nuuUDC ~te\)' e41t.or
Ma1Uiriac' •41t.oT Oathertne D•UaW..tJ'
Obuck OJlanlquln 8portao e&t.or 2'0lll O'Da7
Cop7 '114Jt.or OU1h PalllAiq A4·urt1JI1q ma•ar.r ll&rY JI•&Da vsopn b 1., c r 1 1dunhon
The San Dittgo ~tato c:olloge.
AZTEC bas a story on page ont>
apologbing for the small si ..
of the fin! iuue. n.ee.uitafod
by a .. skeleton· ataff. The pa~r
was a twelve·pago job wbtch
seems to mdicate a pntty c:hub
by skeleton hom tbd corner.
AlSo on Uu: f.-<lnt r• ~t nf lhu
AZTEC is nn op~n lctkl' from
tht: pn.>sldtmt of the sludcnt lxody.
Nothing sccmmgly Wl'ong with
this except for the facl that Lht!
prcs.tdent is a womnn, one Murcy
Brooks. Set!ms ns though in a col­
lege of 3,500 students there should
be one competent mole But then,
tl takes sorncUung Jlkc thts to
prove to the stud••nts on thas
cnmpus JUSt how lucky they ore.
Wht're else could one salvage
f'nough empty bottles in n gym
lobby and snack shock to pny
lhetr tuatmn?
Sims Wants Billiold the rules and regulations pertaining to freshmen tradl·.,.,., 1 ndcrs
Lions.
2-'l'hL• dormitory council shall have full authority to enforce
1 thear respective rules and regulations. to U1c
3-All freshmen men must wear theil' frosh lids and all fresh· of lhe J\
UntH~rsJt men women must wear theit· ribbons (or one whole Octr,bcr
after they tece1ve them and every 'I'ue~dav and Thursday Gues1 spe
thert!alter unt1l otherwise infoa·rned. Furthermore , thcseJ~ttscr,, 1nst
articles of apparel must be worn at all Lewis and will tell
athletic events. hts In
• 4-Sincc the spirit of this college is grounded in individu
fnendliness . freshmen shall be requiTed to rcspcctfull)
g1ecl all upperclassmen and show the proper spil'it, coo'!>'
eration nnd wilhngness to serve the college at all times. ha\'c
5-Thc tradition enforcement committee shall have the Th~y
thority to designate any path, hallway or doorway aif.Wdc•nt;· J
out-of-bounds to all freshmen
6-Any freshmen daring to disobey these rules shall be deall(~:rclu
with at a Kangaroo court which will be held even Thu
day commencing at high noon. The first se!tsion o1
court shall be October 2. LllL\1.,, Mary u11,1
Phyllis
The jury for the court has been selected and consists
the following members· Caley Cook, Dick Hennessey, Gt•nf'nltl
Would thl' P• • on Y· ho picked Lcggnll, Tom O'Dny, Willy Antis, Dean Binn, Don
ubp tmhy w~lll!t _Mc.mdoyl 0
11lcrnoon George Marnndas will serve as prosecu ling attorncv ;md ......
y e S\\'unmmg poo peas.-. ••·· .
turn 1t to mt• either in PO box I JUdge w11l be the honorable Don McCollum.
515 or at the bookliturt'. J would I Rid p 1 s· u d b D v Fl vury much apprcc:Jote gettmg e 00 1gnup rqe Y oug an eel
lmf"\1 the id"·nlltacallon und p•·r- Stud\.·nlt~ 1n L•rlaus nt·t:d or will be un dut\' in the tudoll
conal papers m Uu.' w:lllel. 'fht• ndes or ridr•rs to or hom tht•l btrdy oll1cr• thr~ughout the no :c1
person who hus at mn)', t~l coun;e k two wcr•k:~ from ~i·JO tu ·1·30 p.lli
k . rnmpus hill)' nlll c nrrnngl•ment.& · · ecp the ~nsh an pnym,.nt ror hall • d.&ily an ordt·r L<• fncalatutc 1h~
trouble. With Ooug Van I-h-ct, human rc-nt•cds o( students wi11hmg to takt Par
Edworcl Sin~ lotions t•ommassloncr. V:.n Fh·ct t•d\'CinUlgc or thiS St•r\'1('1' bor 26,
lpear
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first-yl
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By
tolling
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ten September 26. l&$2 PIONEER LOC
the S()ctol Stde By cathy Doluaruty Student Council Fall Planning Retreat
Slated This Weekend acuity Outing at Menucha OK's Individual
ttracts 100 Participants Yearbook Pies
1rcat SJMIII!Inrod hy lhl' rclit;JOn Th•• fourth foil pltmn1n~ rt;• Chrl!tJOn D!*ot"ir.tton, Intcr-V r
Jltly Cht I au on F ·llow !!up ond
Studc.n, Chra u n ~:cwn,.fl lnt.m­
l t:rL A po:;t vacRtton outmg prior lo registration week stnrted
nt•W ycm for about 100 f:lcully rncmbcts ns they met Scp·
14 to 16 at 1\ltmuchn for the nnnunl pr~·school (ucuhy A lluggc.slton mnd•• by tlw starr rlt•partm,,nt wtll b held this
of lt11' ':13 VOYAfa:lJR tn hov" ,..,,., k• rul nt Camtl Adnm.. n• CH llldiVadUiiJ J'll<!lUtcll Of Oil studcntA .Mulol1:1 Ruth Pc}'tun •·nf,,r roducnlinn •
oiPP•'Jtr rn till' Yl'llt ,)( WIU •n· nlllJM, 1 In chorec or oo·ordannL-
• workshops: humunitie~. comrnunico t10n ~kills, ocwl
:..nr•t•, lnboJalory !ooCWncc nnd phVbiC\\1 education W<'n· l<'d,
-coectivcl), by Atlhut Throckmorton, history Instructor. dorlicd b.Y th•• !llltd~n t tnuncil an
11 n•giJim· m~·••llnc 1'ul!Si!Gy, IJn.
dt•r tlw tHupOll(:cl plan, ''lll'h mr:m­
Lt:r· 1"1( thl' J\Sl.C Wuuld p.ry $1
to cover lh•• ('OJSI of the pho'>lOS.
Stud• nts whn du not wa h In Pl)y
would uot hove their pirtutP.S Jn• Th•• tloerrw wtll he key • d to
;tiscuMifin uf the 1 t•IJ~,;toul! ::Jim
I)( 1 h~ ('nm}lus .tnd Lhe urgr.num­
tion r.r pion ror wlntct ac:tivll·
t !J. Ing lhe oc:ttviUc!. Dr. ond Mn1.
Morgnn S. Ode II, IJr. John An­
de on, IJr ond Mns. L •WJ~ A.
Thnycr. Mrs. Ruth L)angnur,. ontl
Mr. end 1rs. Donald G. B:al.rm..r­
Wlll Dll.(nd ns pnrtl~o:Jp:mt.s 1n or
01dvl c:rs to campus rohgtous Ot·
£'nna.nli••ns .md rommntces. GroS;, English; Dr. Wallet Mt'ad, economics; Dr.. L( w•··
c.hcmistl'y, nno Mi&s Ellen Ruwley, physicaleducntion . AJJ :nud•ml hody m mbt rs RP!
ln\'lt• d to olt•!Jld, Or. John L
And~n cmphns ttcd. Th,. two­
doy progr:ant Will be Of J)nrUL"UiOf
lntctcst to Hchr.mn -tn-l.if•·, Hu­
man Reltlttons, ond c;hnw·l com­
rillll• · m,.mbcrs cmd Stud• nt • Hulwrt C. Noble ~. chophun
occidental collcJ{t', Las An·
and moln EPt•ukcr nl lht• ru·
dtscuss.: d rhc 1 clot ionshap
htghcr cducntum and
n education .
Dunn~: rr•.c hmc, L Stnnh•y
:.nun. chou dir •ctor, h·d gr<-•UP
on March
('bur<'h nish. c.Jr~ ls Wt•rt• Wl,rn
this summl•r wath the muny
iddmgs uf Lewis and Clark lu­
nnd alumni. DouR M.tc-Dou-
one ol the ltrst editor or th•:
was mnrr it!d tu JL•un I.ouisc
Scph'rnbct 20 in lhl' First
!'fJb:rtcnnn churc.:h
Tl"l·nty-thn.:l' coupll follow
m the s3rnc (oot.-.h.ps include
rnnao Waon nnd Bob Htlkttn,
Bnmum nnd Chutk Hill;
Hannah and Don Bortholo­
Mfiry Hooper nnd Ken ~o·cr·
Jane Nt'l~on nnd Rob Haw­
. Joyce 'l'yn•~ll und V1c Ncl­
Giorio Acker nnd Jim Dod­
Doris $\\on son nnd Burt
tlthe.ranP Halv..:rson :md 'ft!ddy
r--.·, Jan,. Toylor und W.tym
c. Alice Waters nn~ Gh·n
Jtrcku: Ghb• rt ond Lowdl
: f~lennor 1\lnrshnll nnd nnd Rirhm·d Wnll«!r, '52 Otlwrs clucit!d In th ann11ol
S••rving on round I 11rc I !lSI 52 D •n Willmon, o r .. v~··ntuti\'C
alumni offic-~rs nnd !:••ninr t'111~ of th~ Orcgnn Vot• r's comr 11t1c~.
pres•dcnts, Bob Bul·•!rmonn, '52, spoke to th~ council about lhc
nnd Don 1-~loren, '53. POIIS.Iblliltcs Qf the ASL-c spon-Students p!Jlnning to fitt ncl
nre osk'OO to cootoe: clth r John
Antll'n;on or Ruth Pryton M Slk n
ns powble.
Thc Am~:rican Assocwtiun of toring an on·l'Bmpua "g•·\·()Ut•
University Professors hos re\:COt· thc.vote " t•umpnJgn . He. su~g.:s t-Traffic Commission to Enforce Rules
ly selected John Gmss pru;idrnt cc:l thnt thla rnrght u~ ext•·ndcd
O( the org;tnizatlu n Olhet u(hC<!rS l() nn nrch conv.ts b}' Lewis nnd On Parkt.ng l·n Spect.ft.ed Class Areas l.'rvmg with him for the nmct year Clurk :&tudenlS. The counc·tl C It
nrc: Arthur Throckm orton, vice :hnt such on undCitnktng wns o Pnrkmg rcgulnlrons will bl: en nnd 1.1\'.kcrs must be glued to the
prc1idcnt: Agnes Swanson, S••crc· bit out lh"ar hnc, howe" ··r, nml f(lrc(:d t~gmninH Mondr.ay. S P• wmdshi M.
tury·ll f'DSurer; nnd Rubert Du· clad not tllkc nc:twn on Willman'!! lembcr 2P, llCO<'nllng tc. DChll ol 2 Students must pnrk m l!JX'Oo
!lcnb~u and Phllip M<.·Allisl •r ,;uK~S tJOnS. Mt.:n Joe Huston, trnftic eom· tri•·rl sm•ns Th• e are: fn:! llnt"n
Cpast Ph''>Jdcnt), c~'Ct:Puttvc com- rnJSi1on dm;dur, nmJ sophumot ~.:-in the clesignot-
mattct: Ex·LOG Chief Editor A !me of $1 will he nss lt':•~d lor f'\J nre11 ahuvc lhe footbtoll field;
Another generous gill ot ssn nU vinlntions nut! Will b PtlY Junwrn lfl ln d.::.slgnnted Ort ... l bc-
hM come lrom the College Moth K.rr•·n l.nfky Beach, r:u·udawr Dblc to lht:: collcgt.! bookbtllre low !he fnolbllll hcl!i.anrl w.:;~t ot
ers· club to complete rurnt!!hing,, uf the HN6--47 LOG, 1s nr>w 1..-dilc'r wathln one W(••k nClcr the uck· ~he gym D.! mnrked nnd ~1or •
t:'<JUipm~nt and rJour t'overing ror of the Amcncan r,.:ohoc•l onu uni· 1 ,.,l Is t5SU•!d H the fine I& not p&Jd JZruduote student r culty :m•l
lh•: new mitrrmuy in Sh:•ww1 vct:tuty ycarbo.Jk publtsh~ •~ wuhln the !tnt week, the pMC'l' durrn stud~ts tn oren~ d •men led
!lall. Nc\\ YtJrk Caty La l ycnr Knren 11s douhh•d. ComplnlnlB cnn b\: ,,n the c!lmpUL
New olliL-ers of th•· group Jn· •••Ia ted " trade JOUrnal on rurnll r••gtSlercd \\ lth the bookstoa 3 Ov• rntght putiung 1n Drt'l
<~tailed r«-rently wen•: .Mrs_ Hugh nh•ctnfacntlon 10 llhne.a, N.Y..,. monoger. ond df.!Ci!1ons will be tn l'Unoundmg McAfee hnll and
~1. Skinnd:·. P1 CSldent; Mrll while her hu bnnd. E<l Bc&l'h,lth·~ h:.nds or the cJcnn nr m(ln Thru:tf:'r hou!e 15 :.tJC:lly forbtd·
l-loyd A. D:ty, \'ll'P•pn•siUent, '49, W09 &tudylng nt ComP.IJ 1101 I Porkmg regulation lnc.lud·· de.n \)(!cow:c or faro• mal"!lhllll g-
Mcs. Hnny Cockrum, f>L'<"J••lnry: "<'-I"Sily. I All en~ must ~ regillkn~ ulott••ns
1\frs. John Bennett, I"CC'Ordtn~ sec I
actury; ond Mrs. C. L. Oovy.
tren~urcr. I
~;a::e: ~: ;;::t, ii~e; " .,I
Tuesday Convocation
Heitmeyer; Virginia Lu·
and Ocm Smrth: .hm Pnul All class org11nililliona will
Donno Rl)~rt.son; Crtug bold thwu larst mcding1 of
nntl 13unny Wclll•l', tho y&<ar imm,diately following
s Jl'nnl n~s and Joun llvpp convocation. Tuesday. Septom·
~a Mncklln nnd fa nnk t .nw ber 30. Pr1ma.ry purpose of the
; Nndmc Gold(t.IM nnd Wt~<;: moctings wlll b~ the oloction.
'~WClQcl; John Buell :mel noro-by the respoctivo claucs, of
Burrow; ,lotln 1-:llfc>t and their honocoming princc:;scs.
ard Johnsun; J~nl't G~l1St!r The fro&hman closE, holding
Druce MocDonald; Mrmtc~: ill firnt mooting, will remoin
gotten al· :'.\Curd and Onlc Shcnri"!r, in tho gymnn£ium followiug Jho
(onvocatlon. Othcor rncollng
0 conducl r"'JI.iiiCI B . ,.. to og1n rooms are sophomores, B·IO:
class \'lei: t)(nn FI"C<'dn Hnrttft•ld will net juniors. B-24: ;:mrt aeniou, B·
the LOG tt'SS for fl\'l Clres1d~ chuts 30.
led of and, crvcn tlurtn[! llt(' month r_! ..,.. u • = r a = u r u r u • u ·~
· 1 "' r ot hC'r humt> for nil Ot!W I A d• . D s
l~n~:r~,: n turhmts, 0Nober 7 \Hll U liton ales et
.n the gct-togeth{'rs whl'n
Cll trndi· p lenders und their gtrls meet For Opening Play
come beuer acqunantcd. I •
to cnforte All faculty ml'mb• ~r!l nre ln-• to U1c fir&t gcno.:rul m••ct•
of the Am,•rlcou AF.;(,cintitor, a all f 1Jniv~rSJ IY ·I,Mil'S!!Ol S Ill 8
hole week Q,•tuhL·r 2 an P:tlntmc Manor.
Thursday Guest pt•nkm wtll be h•au
ore. lhe5c•~' .. "'• ln:Jlructm· ~n rea·nmics.
and Clark Will l{•ll with colon·d !lhdcs
• l:out hrs trip to M~xiw in Au-A ucht i•ms for the fir 1 play of
tllt! seaton. "I u-sl J.:Jdy,'' hy
Ccorgc S. Knuunan uml Kathar­
Ine Dayton, wall bo.: next Wc:!d·
ncsdnv and Thnrrduy, Octubr:r 1
ond 2.
Tryouts nrc set CoJ'I 2:30 p.m. •
m llw spl'<!ch ::r·ts bualdlng and
:nc open to a.nv studt!nt on cum-1
individual pus. ).Irs. Elizabeth On\'IS Gor-
~speclfull) News I dmcr, asststnnl prof~SS\•r in dan-I
OUH~crs of the l..cwils nml Clark ! mntics, t~mphasi:tlld thnt Um
:>irit, coop-1 ossocralum for the year would be m1 cspcCUIIJy good 1
11 times. Jl!-:)3 ho\'c bt ''II nnnounced l'l'-Umc for freshmen I•J hCL':O!llC lll .... ,
e lht.! aU· They nrc: Fr•:d Neal, '08, quatnlt.'<l with mcmbors oC the
1"-ll,dcnt; Jim 1>1ckcy, '46, \'ICC tlpeech nrts dcp:trtmcnt.
lt<;:dt:Jrt1; Sharlcy Bender Unn- J\ pollt.icul slttiH'. the comedy
11 be dealt 'SO, secretory-; and Jnn t was chosen by th(.' dr :amn depntl·
'49, TRAIL cclllor. m~nt Col •ts upproprl:ucncSB dur-
ry Thurs- t:!~·tl'd mcmbets of the l'Ounc11 mg tins cle~tlon y~nr. Margnrc t
on o! t Mory Blnir, '42: 1'errv Cndy, Bnrm•y "•11 clircd Dlltl the piny
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to takt Plwllls UCJtcs Jo'rnncts, '49; is to be seen In nr nn stucml!
CAPITOL HILL HAIRCUTTING SHOP
Haircuts 85c
Bakeries COME IN AND GET CLIPPED
S. W. IOtb at 1'oylor '& Forry Road
Toiletries Meats Groceries
Parker's £515 S. W. Torwilllgcr
Ph.ono CHerrr 1693 • Market Who is he?
This ch~p rcprc.s~nt~ thousnnds of young, N:-cl-hlood~-d sons of
r,re.'lt J\mcrknn families. He i:; ready to atnnd un Ius own, to
~'M'rY his sbftrc of re .. ~pl10.'-~ibUit)' He jg preparinJt for n hright
(uturc nnd dt!'\ire-: to lrnin furl her t-o'' art! hi ~Ut.."t.'t.OSS. He
wanU! pcnc~. H'Curity, nnd n full lif~ f'u~ his tnmily .nnd hom~.
lf tu~od be, he is rc:uly to tldcnd luto nghts ~md h.u; l:t.~~ntn.
\\'hen cnlll-d on to sef'\'l' in dc.'t't~ll!!l' of Am<'m u.1 hl:~t!r*;l~ , lw
will be fuUv truinod ond t'lfUippc<l to tty and f1gbt \\It h Lhc
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Today'!~ collt• ,~to man \\ill plan to stny in schooln_nd gr~~untc
it ut 11U po~"-ible . lfhe ill fac('(i with early i'.'lllrt\tll t! mto mrhtn~
f!crvicc nnd posH~SCS nt l~n•t t \\ o ye:~rs. nt: etlllf'g~ . he \\til
enlist n .. ot an Avintion <J:tdL•l in the lf. ~-A1r hn 1.! nnd chou."c
b.: tween becoming n Pilut or Airl'ntft Llbscr\'cr . ~ftcr n year
ot tho world's be\t inetrut.•t ion nnd Lminiug, lu.! wtll grruluntc
into n renl mnn-l'i:t.ed joh nnd WNlr the
wings of Amt>rkn's finc~t t!ying frul\.'!nity.
Cmumm"'innl'\1 n St."" oml l.I,.ute.n nnl m Lht•
U.S. Air lt'on.-c, he willl~gin cnnung n~rl •
$5300 11 ,·oor. HtM future wil1)1e unlinutcd l
How he qualifies-
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261~ vcum, un.~rric-d oncl_ in goo_-.1
ph)•si1·al ccmdallon. t~Jll!<!tllll\· Ius
t.•vcs, cl\111, heart ond h1o:oth. Altt'r h~
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lur rm 1\\•iotion ( ntll•t npplu•nlwn
nuw. this Most Important \'ouug
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IN THE GOOD 0
Singing, Tri
'us pu!lhcd nn1und. In All llcult•llH!.l g)
"It hJ(lk nt len l ceght nf u.s to us t.nch nlJ~h t.
turn lt," But%1.'1' tt•callell Oli n (('\\ llowcv••t•, t:lnt'l' thP n1onn1 bends of swrot brokt· out on 111 mt'nl dedn't CHic to hov< n
lH'O\\', "1tntl t.•ach olpN'<'ItO hnd nt Ups~ chonlllPI'S on hund
nbnut n d07.t 11 dit(, rt!nt lic~;nell" 1 rught. l\11 s llul!lhrluk \\OK
·rhls mud 1 ut~h. cotmlt•ci Wtlh 1 Wtt) , gtvt•n •Hm· spurkhng
th•• 1uet thnt In hnd !i\'e coaluuw I 111 pmw.
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Holladay Bowl
Claims Singers
Butzer, Hulsbrink,
Craig Take Part The ln!lt n
o t the
which wn
the lust n
of tlll' fl b I)' IICCliU ll \CO
Cot n anther L'nl­
burrasstng tnci­
dcnt thnt hnp·
t>ncd to But.~el'
dmlng th~.; nm
of "RO.ll 1\lus·­
w." Slill nn­
oth"r LC StU• - - chnmpogn('
,icnt, Rowcnn 0\\ •!11, had lhf' part
I or Lncly Jon<'. Bul%~r·s Wife.
In onf' srcn~ she nnd Jnhn Pe­
terson were mnkmg mndly pns­
tonotc I0\'1! on .stORt1 when But·
cr ''us scheduled to tntl'rrupt ,·clebrnll' the end of n
nunmcr,
SINCINC. DANCING and acting participans in Portland's Holladay Bowl oporcUa aorioa includ·
ed LC atudenta Ho"' ard Butzer. Arden Crnig and Joanne Hulsbrink. Above leU, Butaer in a acono !rom
FrimJ's "Rose Marie-. Benoe!h hlm is Craig. In the center Butz<>r IS seen tn a rehearsal 'nap with Pat
Saunders irom "DesC!'rl Song ... Buu:er and Miaa Hu lsbrmg aro aeon on the right. Other LC pa.rticipllnls
wore Rowena Owen, Catherine De Mou, Fred Schmale. John Poictrson und Bovorly Wary. 1thcm. Unfortunately Butzer, who
hod had to chnngl:' into n tuxedo,
O\ Cl' estamlttetl Ius tame nnd wns
sull In one or thP dressang h•nts
when he was suppoM·d LO brenk
up the onstngc clinch.
A hurry cull wns Sl·lll out for -lie did not, ltowcVl't. bothc r
tell unybody nlluut the 5\\t
f1'0m tht i Up to chnmpngnc To
(u St the fteSt of tilt: chorUS
cllout at wm; wh~n tit• y suut
to gunlt• the sturt on •. tnge,
hoy \VIIS SUPJl(lSt!d IO lUke n d
of has "7 IJp'' nnd r•'(Jmptly
fhtl on hfs hnl'k. Thnt n1cht
dumk the Hal 1'hnmpregn1,
l.lrwk, unri then sat ste night
n}!mn, ste (( as 11 hoard, hi'. By Herb Scbolder
Log Feature Editor
Zin~mg a llltlc zon~ nil sum·
mer I ng lS one way oi mukmg
the dog weather days poss fnst-
cr.
And when you cnn <.'Ollect a
l1tUc check for S300 {or mere!)
opening the throat nnd Dc~ong
~c olde tonsils :t's cnuugh to
make I -Feel A Song Commg
Lewis and Clark,
And Now Misko On" one's lht•me !:Ong for hfe. llmup ... around to tlw ''front of
The httle aht.>c.lc W~nl to How- th1..' house" and started to set up
ilrd Buuc.r, LC JUniOr nnd n mcm- ~he seats. Agom, nftcr the par·
bcr of the ParUnnd S,vmphonlc fo1 mane"" wns '0\'er, the~· all Cllme
l·ho1r, who sang ln lhe group's out nnd put thl"' h:llt.s 1 foldmc
Holladay bow I outdoor operetta ehous) away agam. Thas was so
.encs thas summer nnd n twm Ult.I"'C would be nu damage from
check went to JUmor Ard~n the el~mcnts.
Crmc lor d ... ncmg nnd Dctlng With Th..:n, whrle the pcrlormonce
th1.• snme group wns sn progress the re\'oh•ins
Another LC pnrttclpnnl m the t.age had to be turned. As each
mu. cal Sl'rlcs wns sophomore scene endcd there wus n black­
Jcannl" Hulsbnnk. although Mtss out, and muffk'tl gnmts nnd
Hulsbrlnk only worked on a part-groans $ound~>d from bchmd the
ume basu; nnd was not paid s.ccne..o; as the stage, wath C\'Cr)'-
Opcnmc "tth Sigmund Rom-body in Ute next scene on tl, Bul:rt•r while Miss Ow(.•n and Pt.··
terslln were lc.rt to impnwis1~ the
l' .. nHHII',
"I n!Ti\'ed nbout o minute nnd
n holC late," Bull'.C.r stghs, "and
they Wi.'rc t;l ill ksssing."
That was an l.'ntircly unp1e·
meditated lnctd<!llt, which Is
something thnt con't be smd for
"hot Miss llulsbrrnk tlid the last
:-ught or "Student Pnncc." As
Gretchen the barm:ud she was
supposed to serve glasses of
<'hnmpngne (Ule action tnkcs plac<' popping.
Closmc night was no lnrk ho
cv£'r, Cht~mpagnc or no cha
pngnc. ns Sl)on ns th(' l'Ut tnln t
Butzer, Crnig nnd th<' other
members fell to '' ork di!HnaliL
•ng the stage fCJr stos ngc.
wos ked till 2 (/clock that
mg," Butzt.!r r<.'Calls.
bc·rg•.s "Desert Song," the group,
Fol1owmg 1S 0 dauy, or log, ol first of 1\s kind m Portland, went
Jim M1sko's trip down Lh~ Co 011 to gave Rombcr~·s "Naughty Jumbt rt\"'r b·'' cn'l'l" th··· sum-'"' .. ~ '"-... Monl'ltn.'' "Rose Morw," by Ru-
:mer. '11us, the editors might add. ,folph Fttml and R•Jmbl!.l'g's "Stu­is lhc ~}·pe or trrn·cling lhc ong-
:innl Lewas nnd Clark had to do dt·nt Prince." Butz<'r and Craig Swimmers Spend Sporty· Summer;
Hyde Sees Action in South Dakota Just 011 plcnsmg ns the fmo
:mg.lc;, for the LC contmr.tr.
was the nict; 8upply (Jf ~tdJcc II\·
('()lkctcd Cnmt tile local pn.
Roth Hilmar G'rohndnhl nnd } .
nrJld Marks, of the Oregon
and Journul, Wt.!re more thnn
nicnt with their puts on the bD
Marks t>\'cn gotng so far as
tompure Bultl.'r wtth Daf}l:
Kuy!!,
Cr.Lig's hilfg<.•st htt was
"Naughty Mnrictta" in which
played n pPrson lw the nnmu FIRST DAY: Left NmC' Mile app•!twcd in nil of the opru clUJ"
and Miss liullihrink was SCI.'n m darn m \\' .. s.ha'nnt·•n Can•-.L> .. ard .. ~ ... . v" ... the chorus of "DL>SCrl Song" nnd to steer due to strong winds. lm-ns Gretchen, the bnrma1d, m
poss1blc to steer froaft rcnr oJ .. Stud€:nt Pranc•• ·•
boat. Spent evc.nsng fue-fJght The company was out oi luck
lng. Btnr.e wns started when coals with "Desert Song," hs opcnt r, from CBmpfire were earned onto bcenuse of the ~ll.'trcmely chilly
nenrb~ dry leaves and needles weathi'r whiCh nccountc:d for Usc
by v.ind. Took an hour to put out mallcst oudlt'nccs of all the
fire. ~hows. Mass Hulsbdnk wen rc-SECOND DAY: By end of dn.)
nrrivcd nt Littl~; Falls darn. Wslh· membel'l5 one mght whe.n, dressed
in fh• miles or the mouth or the m a scanty harem CQStume, t:he
pracucally froU! to death, while Columbia. No hre this eve.nmg the director kept urgtnc her, sot­but w s "\'LSJtc-d by bear and two antelopes. ta \'occ, to "Jook more scducta,•e,
THIRD DAY: Reached moulh look morr! scduCU\ ." .. :or
t C I b n- n• lk-..a The ne.xt pi'(J(}ucuon, Nau_ghly o o um sa. .IUimmg. "n •=v M tt • h d in t 1 f r Cam nne a, s owe an mcn:asc
,..,~ mt es or supp Jes.b . P I the sszo• oc lht' oudaenccs which
mal c: mf CO\\G' Pllidturce nJ out Dsu.: wn:s to lx: duplacnted Wtth each ms es rom ran ou tl!. ue
t -• h d 1 d show until the closmg "Student o r.un, ll to s • ep un cr canot• 1 p .. d 1 1 1 FOURTH DAY: Grand Couk·c nm··· rcw u mos captlc tv nu-.
ht:'d b 10 ,.._ cd " du;:nccs. But2'1'r, who c:onccnh·at-
rcac Y 0·~1 '-Aim pnc..., •'Ci on comedv roles, had lend& 10 etc., ncross. Tcrrahc rapads caus· nll b t "St d. p · •• --" b . • u u c.nt ranct>. •. .-u y aubmerst.>d boulders gsvtng
bubbling eJfcct. Leaning walla ol Cns..t mcmbcn; Wf'rc really k••pt
cnnyon about 150 feet hagh. At Jumpmg. An hour before per-
th• t 1 ht • h' 1 fonnnnc:c tame the entire cast lS pom go caug 1n w u
pool. Then r11pids. More rapids
Speed ln Long rapids (wCirst r.np,
ids in river) was 2a,: miles m onl)'
f.lvc nunutes. Raver drops at rntc
of three feet to a mile. Another
whirlpool, waves swam~ boat
Pulled over to rock slide on can·
yon wall. Climbed to lOp of can­
yon and discovered homestl!admg
re.lath·es of a irit'nd. Had din·
ner, spent the night and nte
break1ast th• re.
FIFTH DAY: Traveled around
Chtef Joseph dam. Slow watet
from there to Brooster, Wtu;hlng.
ton Next came Chc.lan falls.
Camped on b~ch at falh1. N•:xl
day plr.ked -up by folk!!,
REMARKS : Would Uk., In lrS
Snake river n~xt summer an ruw
boat. Sow thousandn of fi£h thts
year but coudn't catch any
Drank rhrcr wa&.e.r all the way. Advertisement Posters
Need Council Approval
Afl ulgn. posk>d on C.lmpus
bulletm boards must b, .. appro\'cd
by a mPmbcr of the student
c:ouncil pr1or to thc1r being post­
<'Ci, aCC<~rdmg to Pubhc Rt!lattons
commissioner George Marando s.
Ssgns whtcb arc not approvt.>d.
wllJ be torn down.
A member u1 lht• c<.~uncil will
bt• on duty dtuly frum 11 n.m.
until 1 p.m. m th(: ,;tudt.mt body
ofllec for thill purpor;e.
Cheap Transportation
'37 Plymouth coupe. good rub·
~r . good motor, good body­
Sl007 Call BR 0278. Rlck Rubin By Tom O'Doy gunr-ds nl the Cnnndiun border.
Hungry t>cnrs, lnlllge1~nt bor·
clt.rr ~unrds and lh•• desert heal
were only fome of thl' obsl.nclC's
Virgima PH!t?.. Ray Hyde :md Co·
rol Pfluger overcame this sum­
mer as they went thcar various
wn.rs partlcJpaung m th~ur rovo·
rite sports.
Hyde. one of LC's outstanding
baseball pitchers, mode n lone
tnp through the de...~t to Water·
town, South Dnkota to ploy for
Archer Blower m the Western
Amencan Baseball c.xmgrcss tour.
noment.
The Mtsses Pfluger and PH~ll.
under Multnomah Athletsc r.lub
c.·olors, traveled to Kelowna, Cnn·
ada and San Francisco !or swlm.
ming m.ceLS.
At the tourney Hyde plt~ ·hcd
u live·hJt \'tctory ow•s• the Ahc:•··
~<'en, South Dakotn, team hl··
sides pinch hutsng in nnothcr
game. Ev,.rybody m the small
town, accordin¥ to the tall red·
head, was pulling for the Po1 tltmd
kam.
The l.rip laslt.-d mne days with
six r;p~nL on tht: road traveling
to nnd from the tournament . On
the wny Hyde visatr.-d Mt. Rush·
more, Yellowstonl! nntinnal park
and the Craters of the Moon
It was wh1le he was In Yellow·
stune that he met the bc:ar.
H,vde u;n't too sure whul kmd
ol bear tL was, mayb,. p(llnr or
mmething lik•• thnt, but he i1
postllve that It was th•• biggt•st
bear in the park. ~·he rrlt•ndly, or
hungry (take your chcncd bt'IH
d1mb<.·d up on tht• car ~hot Hydt
was rid ins in. Evld<.:ntly 1 he .• m
una! was expc:cllng some form
of nourlshm~nl. But lw gave• up
hope after exploring tht• lnH:rior
ol the car through a wind-wing .
Carol and VirgmirJ, whllc tht•y
ste~rl.'"ti clear of slrny bPnt s, hlid
quit•: 0 lirnc or It with (I pnh of
• After Si'lhng the Cnnndian mih•
record Mas!l Picl.t was awarded
n ntce shmy g<Jld trophy which
is her-s to k1•ep for n year.
The trophy was a permanent
one, whrch Wlls supposed to sta~
m Kl•lownn . Miss Pietz, how~"er,
thought 1! would be nice if shfl
hnd somcthmg to show the Iolk&
hack home, so she wnngled per.
• • rmss1on to borrow the trophy
Thi.JI is whell' the trouble st.nrt·
eel.
Everythmg wns fmc and dAndl • tsll, on tht' n.:turn trip, the c~nn.
dtan bord••r was 1 l'ached. While
tht• two swimmers hnd no trou•
t'lle, the guords would not Jet
tht.! trophy through.
To thss dnv Miss Pietz doesn't • know why. but 1t wasn't till at·
ler two hour'S of arguing thnt
.,he wus nllowed to pa~s-witb
the cup.
Another ll'lp the lwo vounfl
ladies took wus around Labot
•lay when, again under MAC eo!
ors, U•c.r rolh.:d down to Sr1n
Ft'Dnctsco foa the Western mccl
Here they swam in the world's
largest outdoor 5Wimming pool
Pld,hnckr.r 's.
Jn between Jaunts, thl'y both
workw-al swimmmg , of course
Miss Pietz served ns Jlfegu.nrd
at the Jnnll••n beach pool anli
Miss Pfluf(er was cmploy~.>d at tht
Grant pork pool. •
F'lon•ml! whose rnost distinguash.
ing physical chnrnctcttsllc w
thnt he leaned-to one stdl'-IU
the time. Crai.: dtdn't rcoln.c h
ROOd he wns ttll one night orne
weeks later when he was fitnnd·
ing ln n hotel lol>h,.Y downtO\\
:>nd someone came up to hm:
and asked hina lo ''lcnn"
Orchestra members who D.lf
from Lcwts and Clark mcludt'd
Catherine De Moss, \"iohn, l'"itd
Schmalle, trombone and Bcverl1
Wary.
Welcome
Back
Headquarter s for
Lewis and Clark
Fralernily and Soronty
Jewelry
Wo auggeat that orden M
placod early to in1uro prompt
deli\•erlo1.
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806 S. W. Broadway
Jackson Tow or AT 3711
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lhst UMMER TIME
cupy Time
By Jeanne Hulabrink Ill' hod to look h1ml!elr, without
Eight Wt'l'l< llonl m I IOrcst bt•ncflt or pn•vious ('JCPI.'fif'JI('i'
n (cmnlc dC!!I' Cor compuny II~> wn11 hulh••r hnnd1cnpp. cl by
lcuw• most JWCIJllc slightly no ov••n on Jus stove. By the time
~'•hriCIUS hut Jol·k Jennings thn l•nd of summol' cnmc 22 ul
~1nks It's f1 "Kl••nt lif ... " Jt:nnlng 'G pounils luul gone,
Jennings Wlltl fl lunk·utll fire- l.iCc wus lrmt•ly, but not dull,
wllh lh\• U. S. fur••st at•l v1c1 •ro kc•m himst•lf hu11y he httd 80
~ C:Jfl01d Plnt·hot natloual {o-windows in the loc,k-out tu Wllllh,
1 thiS :;umn11~r. Nut thut Jcn-lw poanh.·d the SUIHHindmr,
was HE- hulldmgs, chop.
strnnrl·
There w t'rc
other look-F• s k• pC'd wood ond Ire ee tng WT11le lcUct'& -
L I J b by the ton f-"ur-
.,t slOIIOOS Ill one y 0 thetmure JH<'k
nrcn nll on Is now n rullur-
samc rudso Jennings Meets erl g"nuemun.
nnd He rend 25
ccrtoan Friendly Deer bookst
ln lhc Somethang In I PION££R LOC
Placement
Witnesses PrON£~ LOC Pagfl F"Jn
Director Visits Europe,
Changing of the Guard
n• ll ·d the chnnglnc of lh• aunrd
nt Bu<'klnglwm paln<·c nnct ut
tl'nd• d tht• th••utrf' nightly In
eontrntl tc.• lhc.·ttrc mtcm11 111115
In this country Wht!n Vl'ry,mc
w•ry nf.!nrly hccome trtlmph.:d to
t.lt:ll.h tn tlw mod ru h 10 the cun
I'"CJIIIJon bnr, London th;•ntrt• In·
:crmi!\Jit.o09 lift' I pi£• I Oil\ 1'1 lft f,
Sh(l rep() I h'd 'I h••te lh( Ullh•JJ'II
rtn•ulntt• thruuQh th • nurfu:nce
rnJunc orlll'I"B lor cortt ... ten or
cake wh1ch u1 StJrv•~d to the lh~"­
tr •-gol!rs r •Rht 1n thl'lr ar•nt IWO Uf lh"n'l Ct~ 'Jng th~ C 1Un
try 10 lYIU('al t<JUnllt to hjllfl"
c cepl In Pnds wh'" rt' they roPt
Lt. Dr111 Fit ilrhmnn, former I~C
ud• nt ond now on dut} with
thn tilt f<1ro• fld o.:hmnn whu
hru J,r;, n ltlUOn• rl nc r PtJrJS
!or "' nrly r• year gnve th m
'f' nl l'•HJk's b.lUJ' of thL· F'reno•h
cnpitnl.
'l'h• rnodcc n toul'l1 \\ 11 obJk:n
tl Jn Vt:nJC wlwr• tht.: tr.cdlhun
nl J1ondoln 111 now bo.~t\Unt Wllh
mndern y••llm,,. mntorbout for
the tourl t tr d•· It w V• n
hollu 111 Itnly Uum tn Portland
he n·ported the temp rnturc
g«. nc.rn II.> bung m the I (IO d gl't'C
n ng~:
ThC' Joumcy aero th<' Atlun-
IIC' .,., o mode 1m \h4:' e nd vuy-
hr. both~r the hrt'men could C(lm· f rhe llfl\urc of on cxpT>tlcmcnt wns The blr, bnrrlt'r tn her jour-nt.,.
wns uot cro mg nouonol b<Jrd• s
u on• might unog~nP on ftr t
UIOught hul lh• modro of trnn
J'lOrtnUon Mur John$on ngl'ndn
\\ hach wns pr• pored for ht r by
2 trR\'d bureau, pointed ''"' lhtlt
It mtght h • ~:li:ht h"Qurn bctw• n
I t!ri In JIOinlfl hut Jl rrutt d tO
rncntJon thnt !lite would hov1 t
chnngC' luun fJvl' llmt.> m tb •t
c1ght hllurs 'l'hl \vn Quite o
tu k u the C'ontlnu•tnl rnlwo\
••pCrll!(' . nns Jl(trh.r h£' rt:piJl"t<.d gc uf th•• I>UP• rhn • l'nlt£d
Stnt Howcvtr o II \l.'fi not "" 1hC S\\i ntratC With PDCh ulht•r by JennjnJ:&' attempt tO j!fOW 0
1 tly muulh ;aiUng t:Hn on U11
or• n gsnnt dur mg thr rl"ltJrn
tnp n lh( h1p' pnth t'FI'I d nprtgn£', ~ wave. lx•ntd. fi1s "bt:.nVc!" ~rcw to o
l~hol'us Bclorc lw bt•cume n look-om thit•knt-s:; of em•! 1nch and wru;
they t hnd ttl mHlCI co n BPl'Ctnl black. H•• rtls11 grew n rnou tnche, CAY PAREE Ia tho aeon~ oJ a
r~union botwoon Miss Julio John
son, dlrctc:tor of plaeomenl. and
Ll. Ben Fleiac:hmnn. elC·l.C stu·
donl currently on duty with the
uir force ln Func:e. durlng Mi"
Johnson~ European vacniion
!'hi• summor. hurr1Nln•'. which Ulted th~: cr ll
.tl Ct .18 !.leRn <' nnglc.. n-stnc•, doy trmnlng period, otter hut 1t come m blonrt, Wh1ch lu,
take-n nr;,,,!.>'nu:•• lw ~;pent tW(I weeks in iound rnther dit>:tppoillling.
•I'Umplly Woshmgtou, wnrkmg , Jt:nnings' !llatinn WU5 the ou-M I !IS .JoLin un wtJ O• rnmp n
1cd 1n h•·r trn\'el hy oJru nd rrom
Snn Frnn1'IICO. Stu: dl! l!l'lh(d th( Othu fii&H • thl.' I~C pl ~~ mcnt
rlu i { tCJT \1 llf~ W£'J'C Swtl.l't:'r
lltnd, GMrnrmv nnd Hollund lnt mght o fih.' suppress inn t'H'W. ly unc out of lhl' 30 tn h 111 m Nt
npngn£, f Tht•n l)l'g/ln the "&'<'Ill l'Xrlltng wit hou~ 11 tclephunP. There wns
sh aight ~~·· nt his slntiun, 15 milt•s suuth nlso no clcctnc1ty so if hss m-English Department Sets
Senior Qualifying Exams rd, hls l Mt Hninlf'l' und 5500 Cet•t high. r•io wt•nl on the bhnk, hf' hnd to
cuntmgcr'
r lldjcuh
lucnl pn::
hi nnrl 4
Oregon
re thrm
0 the nL ••
fur a~:
ilh Dun.."' •
it was
p which
hu name
d ishngulsb.
reahzc how
m~hl ~OIDI
wns slr•nd·
downtown
up to h1
an"
who on
k includtd
JOhn, Frtd
nd Beverly
1le
for
lark
Sorority
>rdera be
reprompt
lein
way
AT 3711
ARDS
10 ~oil"' ncs wns i 1-!r lnllcs o{( lhc s•gnol an SOS w1tlt mtn·ors. Jlerc nt I..cwia ond Clnrk, stu·
ond his VIStlol's (n rnrc
~ght) would usunlly oom" tn on
wh1ch cnme rmc~
two or three wc,'ks. wns
In by mule tJ'Dln ns were
Ute rest of Jennings' suppllc~.
Economy wns the order of the
nnd Jt'nnlngs SJ)<!nt only
for foocl dul'ing the ental!
~'ll'l~nror. Whnt (otld he d1t1 l(t't
0 Students Register
First Week Sign-Up
NNtrly 1000 z:,tudcnl t> hove
for the fnll scm«.!Slcr,
1ding to W1lhnm II. Norris,
rtgiHI If
As .. r Wt:dnc.sduy nfiNnc•on,
In rcgl hallOO llooks hud been
\andc·d m to the busmt•ss o!­
frc. Of th1s totnl, ·10·1 nrt· new
IWdcnts. 1'hc !u•_ hmnn cl:.ss (Q
~I stands nt :!87. Complcl•• st:"ll·
IJUC$ on the saz.~ of this year's
11udcnt body Will Ml 1)1' rendy
until the middh• or October.
The ft\'C d(1rmttorics nre
using tt nenr cnpuclty this
7rar Wtth 228 studenl.'l llvtng
n campus. The three men's
donns, Thaxttor house, McAf­
H! hnll and Pnlnlint• mnnor
~.a\'e n totttl of 72 J;tudl'nts.
Women campus students lotul
IW.
F"OR RENT
D\.•lu.xl. I br huusc
Flu nu;hcd or Un!urnisht•d
SSB.OO
!632 S.W. Boonoa Ferry
CH 7928 Rd.
~---------------------------------------------~ Scmor qunhfylng English
nmmntlons \\ •lJ bt-gl\'t n W d
n<.A!Dy, OC'«»ber l, .1t 12 'P m m
roorn B~30, n 24, B H ond BA 1. Tho h1ggest problc•m, huW•'VIJr, cJcn\S nrc prone to ,·ompll•in when
wns lhc Wllh .. 'l', which d1d not they cnn't gl't tht•Jr quortcrs
rome hot or colu ot runntnt~. 1\s ,•hnngtod 111 th, cok• mn('hlnc but
n mallei of: fnct, 11 never cnrnc ot Europcnru; uren'l bothered whh
nlll ll hod to be CllrrU'cl from any SUC'.h probkm~ nccordlng to
n water hole three quortcrs or Julin Johm;on, guadnnce nnd
o rmlc owny. Dunne tht: f1rst plnc~:.mr•nt director, who trnv~lcd All Jumort: St:• klnJ! emor ll •.
four weeks Jennmg brought bnc.k th10uch ~:ul'Opc this summt.!r. The us nn.xl Coli must t k(' the LXOm
:\ ~allons cv"ry other day 'fhL•n f('nson 1 simple, Cokes in the motiOn uc:curdlm! to Dr <'Imrie
his wutc.r hole dried up nnd he Olu World scU lor the tidy sum W. Ho\\·nrd , iJ<:nn ur lhc CblllgL
had to usc a '1.spnl'c" one loc:ntccl of thlrt,y c1mls. Of course, she The f-.:Ogllsh dc·pnrtment, ht od• d
over the edge of u t•unyon nbout comrnt:nt"d, ynu might nh.,;ny" by llnlph K Allen, Wlll ~ 111
n mill' distant. drmk woter but lhnt's mlhcr ris-1 chnr,:c of llw tt>sts.
After that, 5 g11lluns of wntcr ky busmess ns a urcnt deul of The e.xamtn,tUon, "h•ch wd,
l,,stcd an entll'c we••k, th~ f-:u1opcon wnter 18 polluted be In composation form, 15 ul
. . . ,liJd not us ••nqun pure-a" as 11 npt'n to nny scnltn who hCt!! not
Durmg a summer or d1hr.cnt 1 h b ankr.n the t•~t It wtll be m;c-
hi I ' lll (I l e. • wutc ng· Jcnn ngs dtdn t spnt I 1\t' J , l t esson· to n•cc1vt• n tttJ r tclo!Ji '11 • f '· d d · ISS u.anson 6~ll'n ont' ~·n tre · • one 1 eg1l1mnt~ lrl', uut he 1 ,, • 1. cl h h • rrrndt In the c.xnmlnatt • n tn ob-'\'t "" m on on w ('le s e Wll· ., turn In foUl faLL• nlnrm!l, lit t:un cm9r sllltu!!..
h'kcs tht: "wide opt:n lipucr·~ ' CITY ON HILL . . . J-;ngll&h J 00, n cour l for up-
with "just m"' :md tht.• lrt!CS. Nr per dos mo.:n whu net:'d help
women, no fruslr:Jtiuns, no z;tu~l To Fully Develop Ill Englt~h \\Ill bt. ofler'\!d In
acs. You'ru your own bos.s," ,Jnnucuy Cor lho l' \\hO do not
Unclaimed Yearbooks Mind, Hand, Soul $2500 First Prize
"No learning is complete which
Go in Mail Next Week neg lS the henrl, therefore Jt In Essay Contest
15 the nim or lhlS l.'Ollegt' to pro·
l\lemheJ'l> or tlu• •nwr cl pa tht t: xnmtnat10n
The quullfvmr • xom11
w m f.l tut d lo t yc."'r
pl'dn 1 fot>ult) comm mec
UN VISITOR
New Israel Official
To Address Class
Ela1 h1z V Ben-Bonn, u\
t cht of tt.l' Israel Pmbn !lY to
t.he UnHt d Str•l(.'F rnnc<' J nunry,
1951. will spenk tCJ Pror tJr
Clo't rl F. Gu bfton's :metal py~
<.hology l'lrulS at 10 :~ m Thur?!­
d y, Ocwbl't 2. •n 8·24
B£ n Hurm, whu tm bc••n nd
\ 1 e1 to h~ roun1.rJ:'s pt.•rmnncnl
dt>legnllun to thc.:: Unl\ttd Nnt1un
lnCt. Juni.' 1951, l!S mnkmg tour
• t tho: PuC'Utc COMt gl\ mg m­
formntlon conc••mmg 1 rnLI's
n lnuon With ht r Arnb n tgh­
b rs ll! \\ II ns v.'l th th t.: "'t~ d
Stall'S nd tho.: l'mted Nn\aon
He '" • born m Poland an 1121 SLLidcnts cntlllcd to \nc Hl;.~21 vtdc for all nround dcvelopm••nt,
I VOYAGEURS moy pick up their of mmd ,hnud nnd soul," cmph:~­
books in front of tht! gym todny SIZed Dr. Morgun ~· Oddl, m has
but starting Mondny nil books nchJress at the opcnmg chnpc.l set­
\\ 111 b~ <handed out m the VOY. v1cc Tuesday.
AGEUR otficc ncl·ordmc to Be\' Dr. Odell compnrcd LeWIS nnd
Sluvter, drcuiotu,m monngcr. Clul'k wlth thl' bibltt·ol city set on.• '"' 11t!d and urgl!d to ~:ompct• ond rn'<'IH I his educlllt n 111
for the $5.000 an cash prtJ:•!S of· Gtrmnn.> In 1935 he elllt'd m
tcn.>d by the Nnuonul Council P l~lme ond rvcd Wllh the
of Jewish Women lor the b t Blltlsh anny dunng th" &erond
essuy on th• subJect, "The Mean- ' wid wor
.ng or At>ndernlC r'n'edom." Th~ Afte.r lht: war he Nmpll'tl'd lu
1.!0ntcst 1• bcmg sponl!orcd on tudh ln law school in Jerus:J·
compu11 by the LC chnph?l' of th~ lcm. Ht: heloJ nurncrow: n .1 m­
Amcncun Assodutmn of Un!Vt!r· mf' .. UI:s for h1 go~.:er:nm('lll from
sHy ProteSS«•rs. H147 unul hL~ oppomtmenl tu tht: U• 1 h 1 1 h on n lull nnd pomtcd out that n ~~s t o~c w 10 pllh 1 ctr . JO c 'l h 1 l onvone or nnv mshtutwn whach
Ct;nts or rna~ mg c nrges n~'> i.'tB out lo d~, lSumethlng nbovc spnng have <:lnuncd lht•lr vt•ur-
b k h Vo\'AG "'UR • {f ~he OJdmury-1111 lh1s l'ullegf• h.•s oo s m t c u. o ll·e c'onL'-mus t pay the con<.cquen~c­lhesc nnd all St•niors and students
not returning will JCCl'tV~' theil· I book~ tn the moil ne t wet•k. which come Wllh bt!ing in the
public t',Y~" · Dt•udhnl:! Iur the cnntc•at, which Umted :-.lations in W51
opcnut September 15, 11 Decem· 1 In his nddn.'SS Thursdo:.. he
tu•r 31. Essli)S o{ :!,!00 wol'd \\ill po1nt out some or the PSY­
maxlmum should be mn1letl to clJOIOJCil'HI ns Wl!ll !lS pohucol
F..5S<)y l'il~tcst. Notionul rounCJI probll•ms lsrncl .has w1th tht• Ulll·
of Jew 1sh wt~nwn, West 47th St., ted Nnuons .
New Yol'k 36, N. v. Fana pnr• StudcnUt nnd fO('Uit)• members
* * * Time to Relax That IS, he continued, P"rsons
who dnrc to be ubO\'C the crnwll
must remember that oth• ·rs t'X·
pert thum to b.-• leutl••rs in cvt>.ry
,, !lpect; they ore the "salt," the
persons who hmd the ~tcrnnl
tt·u.:gle (ur the ..-noblcml!nt o! will be $2,500; scCf.lnd, $1,000, nud nrc 10\'lh:d to ::attend.
third, fourth nnct fifth, 500 t•rll'h
Prof. John Gross, M\ UP pr S·
•dent explnmcd the purpose of Paasche Exhibit Opens
In Peebles Art Gallery
The
•
* * Place Where Y.ou Can Enjoy
Those After-Game And
, Dance Get-T ogethers
* The Three Star
Restaurant
834:l S. W. Borbur
CH 7437 mnnkind.
He summed up the :urns oJ the
l!olle-gc ns nn ntlempt to deVl'IOp
mdiv1duals who art• men1ally,
"ocinlly nnd physically (it to
tnkt• thc1r pluccs us mature cltl­
't•n.
"WJth Jc:;us ns our lender nnd
tht• Bible ns our text, plus tbl!
nddo•cl inct•ntivc of :1 job tQ do-­
nn this l'llmpus, in the commu·
nlty, stnlt• nnd nt~ lion-we can
so on and mak•• this collcgt• a
·~hming c1ty Sl't un l h11l,'' Dr.
Odl'll t·onclml~.>tl
KEN'S BARBER SHOP
Foatul'ing a Quick Cut
Ol•t\\'l.'l'n CIA ws
Tfl!rw\Uigor Clt Taylor's Forry
Road
Closed Mondays-Moun 8·6 ' the contest IS to focus nttcnt•on
upon the m:•·d to sufq:unrd tht
pr ICC leSS tr.tdltiQn o( fr
chnngt' of thuughl und opanlnn
m , due.Jtlon ~1gnlnst nny threat
of repressiOn from tlu outstde
,lo'orld or horn !cor \O ··.p •ak up
within the ctnssroom or )l!ciUJ•
hnll.
Prof. Gn• s i~t u membt:l' of the
SUII.(o CQIOnlh It It on ~H.IItlemlt'
rrccdom ol.!l ll'lllhd lo IO,)'{IIty. ltc • llos rules for the «·onlcst, pnntetl
cc1 tlh«:lltCS ol uulhorr.hip • nd roC­
f'fllfll:'t' nmtml:d iur scnloT£ who
•t•• iniCI'l'Sh.'tl Ill lh1• ClUilCSl
J udt:inl! com nut 1-:•• I!! hcntlccl h~
Supr .. mc Court Jufi\IL'{l Wtlluun
~.). o~lUgln~ und mdmk'S Or.
Rnlph Dunt:he, winnt:r of lhc 19~0
Sob• 1 Pte~l\ c pri;u•. An c habat .-.r camm rdal let
tcring b~ Normnn Pnnsch~;, JX~rl·
Urn<' Instructor in rommt.:n:iul art,
"Pt'nOO th1s we«!k in Pt'ebles ATl
gnllt•ry on compu!:. The c.xhlbat
n. pr ents th c.uligrnph1c or wnt­
mg method of lettering prep:~n.>d
"J.) Pno~hl' !or vurious (IOmm" r
cml pro;l cl&
Pnnschc hus stuu1cd w1th t-n.ll·
ur a ph1c nrt1 ts and ll!ttct tl«!si lll·
~.•rs m N(]w York nnd t the Art
Studt nt l~ngu · H~ nl o studi I
n Chlt'Ot;u At p_n: ·nl he tS 0 -
qK:iated wnh Stmon nnd Smhh
th crtlsmg u~enc.) as n c:t)mm r­
ein I nrt1 t. H1s clnss ln h ttl': ring
mt ts 8 to 10 MWf in Art-10 nod
I J n to any ,;tudcml. 1
lF'
od
liS -
-
'i
tng
r,'ill
on.
md
am
-
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Q
lby
or
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be
ll
tht'
c ..,I\
nd
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P·
·~ Pagt> Si
Oldtimer Replaces Fallen Star
QUARTERBACK DICK VOLL find& him11oU in a tough spot to.
doy ns be ta.ke5 on.r for Bruc:o Longballa . tho r&gu!ar offensin
5'1a.rtu who is out of action wuh a bad leg. Longballa 11 one of the
out&tanding passers 111 the nation among the maller c:ol1eg~ Voll.
who also does :thct team's punting. will aJtempt to load the P1onur
team to a vidory tonight o"Yer the University of Hawaii u the two
J~ams tanglo in Multnotnah &Jadium.
.Mural Progra1n Commences;
Touch F oolball Opens Season
IA:wis and Clark's new lntrn­
murol dtrector, Jim Kr.aus. an­
nounced Jnst wec>.k that this
cnr's murol ptOgr.am \\ill be -th"' blggesl m h1Story.
Lensues :md tournamenlo; nre
oemg planned m touc-h football.
\'Olle) b:tll, b3 kctbnll, track.
~olf tcnnt!: nnd bowlmg. The lat·
ter four nre newcomers to LC'.s
mur:ll setup so thHt s~!U'Iltc fr:tlcrmty and
mdept"ndcnl leagues con be
formed Anyone mtcrcs.tcd in
ph.~.vmg shfluld ~ce Krnus m the
PE o!Iicc immed1ntcly.
A11 tcnm cnptnms nrc nsked to
attend n mccttng on Octoher 2 nt
!2.15 1n the Pl': o!ftcc m \\ hu·h
time rules wtll be dlscus.scc'l.
Krnus reminds ttH.-roptams thnt
thu> as tlt~•r c.hnnc to vo1oc an
opmmn on how the program
should be run. PIONEER LOG Friday. Soplnmbor ~6.
• 1oneers
Chance Opens
\nyone \\ ho • u t t It 1\'o I
be fomou:. and hn\ c nil thl!
cnmpus bcnutlcs .utor him
:should .,, c ~..:oa<:-h Eldon I' 1
tt'ldny.
This 1 thl ehnnct: nf u lifl'·
time. OCIJOt"Clln~ to Conch I' o;,
.F reslamt.•n ~u··· chgablt' :tnr tlus
Job \\ 1th mnb1tfou us lhc on I~
requiremen t
The JOb . , • juntot \'nrsaty
football mnnnt'!r.
i&!i!!Jrntli!l!ml Injured Longballa to Sit on Sidelin
Voll Takes Over Field Generalshi
Coll~sc toolball mnk~ s 1ts fit•sl 195~ uppenr.am:e an
laud tonaght o~ lht' r~ewi.s nnd Cl:u k Pmn~crs mel!l the~
\'crsity of Hnwui1 Hninbows ut 8:JO p.m. tn Mullnomnh
dium.
The Pioneers open their grid scnson as shght ra
o\·er the freshmen lndcn island h:lam who dropped 3 67-7
cismn to a pclwerfuJ squad from lhc UntVL'rSJiy of A ·
I!JSl wL•ek. The Rainbows opcm>d lhcir schedule by Clll h
Town Tc>nm from I Ionolulu the prcvmus WL'ck, 42·0.
Despilc the (net that they nrc undt.•rdogs, the H.1
Tho Next Day-----------------.squod cannot bo token lhthUy
Sadno (Pirun Jo•·) Motsuku\\61
HowllUon ~ hn\ c o PllSSt::r nnd
ncr cnpnblc u! ruining lh LC Squad Returns Visit
Of Hawaiians Next ·year
-------------:-------BY Tom O'Day
Tomght's ~arne agnlnst the Unl ..
Wrslly or Hnwnfl \1. m be LC's I
hn-t m n hornc-nnd-hom1 Sl'ltl.
wtt1t the t'"l.md team. Nrxl ycnr,
Coat'h J11c Hust•m atune \\ nh Ius
utdes nnd till' P•onc:.•r ~quad wtll
nlbkl' lhL• 2601 m1lt 11 lp to Honu­
lulu for thl.!ir :C:l•a!wn's opcn(•t'. Tht
gnmc ol football IS gelling nwn! Forgotten Vet
and more m\crc:illn& l!\'CQ' d{l;) .
Bruce Longbolln's ll•rnpornry
d~parturc (rom the qunttcrlmck
slot puts llw Ptonecrs in the ern·
hnrrassing postlaon or hnvmg
<•nh one quna·tcrbn<'k for lht! gnmt•
tonight. Voll has bc.•n hun h:dl)
grooming Graemc Lcggnu
N.'plar:cmcnL
Cb~k Turns Up Vo.t
Lnst "t.>ek v. ~ m.ld• the mtsta~. •
of stn':lllg thnt Bud Co. nnd Dack
Voll were Uu.• only thrt!~.:-ycnr ''"IS
on the L0 tootbnll tcnm. J\nothcr
check of the ro:;tcr turned up the
nom~ u! Will Stephens, o gent
~·ho wus plnymg tootbnll for
Frankhn high when mnny LC stu·
dl'ntil Wt!re still wcot·ing diapers.
W1ll's career as o footbull player
wus mtt-rruptcd by service in th••
armed fnrces.
NW conference action stnrt.s on
a Cull ~c.-alt! m•xl wt.-ek but Whit·
man and LlDficld jump.·d the gun
wnh a game last week. Ltnf1cld
sQut..:akcd past the MlS!It~>narlt.'.S
m a t.'Ontcst whtch brought !otlh
a lt.:w surprises. • Wildcat& Look Poor WILL STEPHENS
.•• where wore you?
team n dark hor:ic m the coming
run~ .
'flu: nC\\ mural dart:'cto•·. Jnn
Kraus. droppe:d lntCI 1hl· otCicc
the othct do\ and outlined somt•
ol has plnns for the coming yt!ar.
He phms on adding s~.·vcral sports
to thl• antrnmural Sl'tup ar he cun
get th1• nced<•d support ltom LC
£tudt•nu:.
Orw ~u~;gcstion that we made
wns thnt touch football be
changed from Sl>.: to St. v~n man.
Thts tS the snrne system wh1ch nnd Blndc's chnnccs nC Vl~:;l• I)
Hawoiio.ns Roly on Spood
Quortt.!J buck Motsukn\ VO
pkt«:d II pn !ICS t)Ul of 24
tLmpt ror 111 ym·u ogoln t
:wnn last wcck Om: (If Lh•
p1ch d pt! ·ws, n :.!8· y ord btUUI
scQrctl the l•nly Htnnho\v
down. "PII11n Joe," pin) me
lnst :. t'tlr feu lht! lluwnhun ,
nL•1 lht•&r It uding ~:round
In thr• i\rfzunu <'nt..nunlt!r.
'fhe lluwatJan l •am • lies
£peed uncJ pa.u;sing in tcnl.l or p
•'r tn ('"'~' C<•mc its oppon••nl
stdt. Mntsuk1m n tl1c 1:..~ .. :n~Jc:
have Dack Mendez, Sh~rwm
lezs, Joll Rnlnugi loo. .John
Otc{:o nnd Wnl'lcr Knto in
"moll but speedy bo('kfteld
unJ,:ttno, l\1t;ndez, nnd Fellc
three of I he 1 J rrc!ihmcn r n
Rainbows• 2fl·mnn t r u' c II
:·qund.
Linebac ker SJand& Out
Anntht·r frcshmnn
drawn rnvl'S I!! linebacker
Arnkt. Araki IS mx feet lull
wt.·tghs 185 puunds. He wall
(ln(' of the momslltys of th~: I • w:aiian dd,•n:w nlonK \\ 1th
Dick C arpt•llh !t", C.:arp••n tc•·,
only thru \'l'lr lctlcrmnn on
team, hns bN•n the top pnss r
C't!IVI•r rl)r lhc Rcunbows &IOlC
Jmned the lt.•nm.
Tom Brogan, whu uvcrutc
-40 vat ds n ktck, wall be domg ~
puntmg for the Hnwaunn
wlll outweigh the R:~inbow
pounds in the hnc and Cl\'c tn
backfwld . Farst or :ill, the WddCJ•ts 10 po!>l·
mg the1r second \'actory of the most touch lcaguL'S follow. Star Pusor Hurt
Chil-c:hat: Coach Joe Hu ton Wtth LC's st.ar q
was Sl'~·n trymg tQ <!Xplain foot· Bruce Longbolla •>ul '' llh PRINC
ly s
Car a
• rc.,pomu
pc!OIS f
football
lo Dl\
C(II'GV:ll
tht Wh1t
ITOW n
.• t :\ld
jay • nd ll
Grov~
n w1ll
Colle~('
uf t h~:
Parpo c 9f
pro\•tdc as
to LC
bc woul~
""""t of r.
,,t the
A stgn on
lobb,• ot
t or cnr~
hnvc roo
1 ln en Uort to t.oke advantage
of the \\ nn v eather Kraus IS
:akmg frnternattcs to stort thc!r
touch lootbnll league next Tues­
da~ w1lh two games. October 3
has b n set as tbP enfrl deadlmc
:for both the Greeks "nd the in­
rtepcnd nt.a..
lt s hop_d thnr enough mde­
pFndt nt tt:ams WJll be entered Offlt.uus for lntramurals will
be PE maJOrs or lclle men The
camel nrc scheduled for the noon
hour on Tucsdnys and Thursdays
~ of yet, Jl hnsn t been dcCJdcd
whether or not tln~ ) em's touch
football \\ 111 be SIX or • vcn
rn:m. ··ason W•!Ce tnr from 1mpr !ltVC
nnd lookt.'<i hke anythfng but con·
f,nders Cor the NW l•>op crown.
WbHmnn. on the other hand,
lihO\Oo .~ .n v.•ry !ll.rong dPfensc nnd
a capable offense. nil of wh1ch
sc.mlS to make the Wolln \Valin boll to o TV nudacncc lost Satur- JUrt.'<.l leg, the Paonccrs wtll han
dn) •.. Jl•rry Pccko\'cr WJll coach to rely on lht•lr vnunlcd rur~ eek
LC's JUnior v:ms•ty team • • • nttock wtth Net! Anuersen, CaltJ
John Gordon, Chicago Whale 5ox Cook and Jim Smllh os lhu -n: .~ t
tOlflLD UHDU AUIHOIIT"" OP IHf
COCA-COLA BOTTLING
~"h o ~ ..J•tOJ• .,."· Campus capers
call for Coke
En!r:''one cnjo,ys the bre.'llc
Lctw~ cln~ The licl's off
for a time :md rclnxnlion's
fhc: mnndntc. Whnl hcHcr fils
the moment than ioc.-co!J Cok('? •
COCA '-OlA CO.M,ANY tl c 0. OF OREGON
@ 1\'U, lltf COC"-''LJ. CO,..P»>Y l)(JrJUS buby, has tn ~nite to the I tays. Dit:k Voll, th.-. q Oft"'·••& rans
Whale Sox fl•r: permassion bctore punt~·r. wtll toke over tlw
h•• cnn pi ' murlll boll at LC · · · gencntl's spot with Grucm .IAI~·I
Wonder how dr>Sl'ly the Boston g;1tt :1 H poss1b1P subs.utuh•,
Rt'd Sox wott•h Jet ry Zimmer- Cnptaln Bud Cox IS tlw '"-'"
man ofh:r puttlng <JUt S:JO,OOO I d I I l pl ... , bo''-mun sc ,,~ u t'{ (I n./ "' plus? I r 1 '""lntt
Coach Fix Needs Men
To Run Cross-Country it:ns~.; and dt•lcnsc or I 1e • •
nnd Block.
Fow Changes in l.mo·up
Coul'twd b) lillnk \.'nJ;l'Otll!CIItlft
th~.; Hnwnuans will mokl: Sor
pr.~s1dcn
WOnlcn int
Grcck-ll'
Conch Eluon Fix ,\ ontu all stu· changes lll'l\\"c••n thcar ddc ..... -i:lllr•nt
tlt;nts int••• C!lh.:d m t'Unmng cross-and off en ivt· umt:;, l·nyo Ch
countrv to sec him unmcdlntelv hnndl~ the hnl chnrcs for will
on tht·
To be cligi
st mt..sler: •
So for only Rt'ldrtr Heller and lllllaod sqund. • • Murroy BltrUcy nrc out Io1· the •rontght's f'T'ullnbll• &tnrlsnJ;: h
griJlding 5port Hell~ r. one Q( .the ups;
nurstnndint: hnl!anlka'll In lhc
t•oufcr ~'nee last ycPr, UEcd to 1 un orrnuaJvJ:
!or Frnnklln high Bartl~y wns n
member of th P~nnccr cross •
MLinlry llquoll lust Y••nr. -
JV' s Schedule Games LO
LO~Ifl.~t
III.C•Hum
t;o"
Palll • Davia
W, flhphOlUI
no!l4kov lcb VoU
Au4~r•• n
011ok
fJwlth I'Je.
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L'S' LO a na nr az QD ,..,
nu
J'1f 'l'hta ycnr·s Jnntor \'on:ity (<)ot­
hn II t.<'aan has schcdulc!.l thr1!!.!
;:otnf! for lhr• t:QIIIIIIg sen tan. Quick
Cunoh••d hy Jc•tt' Pcckovcr 111••4 Dl!l'DN arvm
LD
~ • ll~nn•••Y lhl' JVs Wtll plroy Clo1 k JC ••n Ou•
c: UulCUn~r,.r October 3 I VruaC'Oll\'l!r, Cl")rge lltJutr
F1UC nn OctotH:t· 18 at N,t!Wb~.Jrt . ~~~Jon
nd Vhllnnu He JV on Oct • o. &tvphe~n•
J)3 nrtnnAn Jt.T ao LO
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