Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 11, Number 16
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1953-01-01
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Janun.ry 16,
Je
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953 con fn""
len they
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!Ut one
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(ssiona ries
squad.
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blc Stewnrt,
tar, and
i:ling fa't>stm,
lsburo. Also
re vett•a·ons
t't: and
r football
owncas of
on lhe1r
ld bt· Ol
PnCJfic
1ndout fre:shct b badly
Follc~e of
~t SC•' acta
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thl& week
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b Vinton Resigns Position
Head of Freshman Class;
enior Action Vacates Posts
Three openings in class cnbincls, lwo in the senior nnd ooe
the Ircshrnnn dnss, were crcnled by nction tnken In Tucs
J\''9 class meetings. Meanwhile, Deana Pct'lcy wns elected
class sccrctnry to succeed Sally Tyrrell, who is Jenving
al the ••nu uC ihl.! term.
Frcshmnn class president Bob Vinton resigned from his po
lti'"' bccnusn he fell thnl he was not able to devote lhc lime
the job dcrnnndcd.
Senior l'lnss vice president Freel Tomlin nnd scrgeant-at
Hn•c Cnrtozlon will end
tNms of oHicc nt lht.' end
tltl.s semester no a result of
cln.~ · deciSIOn thnt oil mcm·
of th elntt" cxccull\'C coun
h uld b IO'i3 grnduntcs, Tom-
and Cortozinn were oricinuUy
c.>d to crndunte this June
wfll not rcN'avc their dcgrc~s
JnntlOI':)' '511. Missing a Final?
Any aludonJ who due !o 111-
nou or other factors beyond
hh; control moy ~ miaslng one
or moro of his linltl exninlna
lions should contact tho inatruc
lor ln•olvod or tho offico of
tho dean or students, 10 that
word may be son! to tho respec.
ll•r lncJruetors,
Such u studont should bring
a stalnment from biG family
doc:tor verifying that the Qb.
&t'nco Wlls unavoidable . Ho wtll
normally have no difflcultios
in making up the work later.
announcod Vorgil S, FogdaJl,
dean of studonts. Late Registrants
To Face 5 Fine
All tud<nt murt report to lllt!
collcgl' lht'ntcr ou Monday, .ll'thru
nry 2, lo complct<' rc(tistrntlon for
lhc cond ~lema t•·t 01 b IIUbJcct
lh o $li Uno. occ.-ordlnu to l>con
Churlc W. Hllwnrc.l
"Pcuomc who must n:glstcr
oh~od of the chcdul(d hm• m •v
mnkf.' orrangcmenta by cnlhnr. the
r• 1 tr r's nflacc bdoro Mond \' " • • Hownrd . ntd.
B fore n !ttudrnt hi nflldoiJy
. 1867 rf 1 tcrcd, his completed re Js..
trntmn hf o~et m\1$~ be nppro\ cd
o t th•• rqu trn • ch :dong d k
nnd flnnncJUI ~rnng~t.:nl.!: tnlldo
with the budn bf!Jcc.
D· nn H~;~wnr'd urRt th:~t tu
duJIIJ rcohro lhe tmportonac Of
complehn • c.a!!h tt£ m c:nll d for an
lhl booklt:L n "l'och 1s th rc for
I PjJtJ'<l ."
B\: tdc r I trnr n bookie:
tudcnt,. wall bring thr lr donna-
to pape nd appl d mu ll fc.e
lJp to U1 checking d k.
C r ttck r on nl b~ b-
tnincd nt th Ume Pi ~61 trndon
for • U tudcn\!1 who ho'<'-not prc
VIou:<ly rcga &4'-rt:d th• lt' ur.s on
e:nmpu tudcnt or I C\alty m m
w ho or~: driVJnC • dt!Ccrc. nt.
A successor to Vinton will be
n nt the first frl!shmnn clnss
, ting or the new semester. :V;o::l::-u-:m::-o:-:X;,I;-----:P::-1---:---::---:--------------==-----------
Spnng ~ctne~~ vice pre~tdcnl __________ o_n_o_o~r_L_o~g~,_P_o_r_t~1a_n~d=·~O~r~og~o=n=·~F~n~·d=n~y~·~J~a=n~u~n:ry~2:3:·~1:9S:3~---~N~u:m:~~r~l6 t thon thrat prcv ously r<:gt::..
t r ;d nd tud nL who h d
vnn<cd tn cln from ophom rc
to Junior or from Junior to ni!lr.
ThL t II wIn chedUII."' 16r
Pr gt•nnt·ut-nrms tm· the sen
d lUIS will bt' ,•hoscn ot lhc no..:..'Ct
Etling of !he group, nccOll ding
prt. tdent Don 'Piorcn. He f.'.~· Mundo~·s J>TO<Xdures mny ho
sto.:pp d ah( ad oltcr g n.m, it Ute Newly-Organized Dads' Club :~~~~:··"::;s;,.m. beg]•
Offers Cash for Card Design :,::~:~:i.·G. ~ the regrd of the clnss
11 tt wns n~::croS!lary to mnke the
wC~'S, parliculnrly in the case
Tomhn who hns put ln many
urs aB hcod of the commallcc on
ntor VOYAGEUR pictures.
Both Tomlin nnd Cnrtozlnn ns
at their successors will bn\'c
r pictures in the ycnrbook
tJ1c othca· clnss officers. 10 00-H, I, J, K, L.
Twenty-five doUors In cnah Is l.!!e<:tcd th~ following oHaccl1! for Lhrca!old, Holman t:oxplainC'd J 1·00-M, N, 0. 'j
being oflea·ed as first prize in n the next y(!ar: president. Floyd First, to promot<' fa I ndo;hlp 12~5-P, Q. R, s.
student-contest to design n mem-Dny; vice-president, Hugh Skm-nmong .Jil.udcnts. nlunmi nnd dnd.o 1 -45-T, U, V, w. X. Y, z.
bership card for the newly- nc.r; r.ccretary, Kenneth Holman; of the (OlJcgc; secondly, to p I
formed LewiS and Clnrk coU~c I trcasl•rer, Wnrt'cn FJtch, Jr.: d1-mot~ close rdntionshap b twe 11
Dads' club The club is nlso or-rector, w. E. Ericksen. the c:ollege nnd ~bl club and, fj. Dl·mes lo March
fermg o st.~ond-prl:r:c in the cord Other members of UIC~ cxe<:utive nnl~v. to nsslst an provlrlang for
contest of $10, according to dean conuntttcc, Jn addition to thn the needs of the student body. H N x1 w k
oC men Joe Huston. nboVf'•nnmed OrlJ<'J!r'S ore the (OI· 'Mcrnbcrship m the club \ Jll ere e ee
Unl• ors Announce Contest rules Wlll be found :in I 0 w in g stnnding committee be for life, ddcd Holman. w1t~ I
tho bottom raght-hnnd corner of heads: publlctty, Bert HorrJS; a membership fcc of $5 Tho An un• ffJctar· Matth of Dam
eelhearl Dance page two. , mcmbc.rshap, Roy Pond, nnd nc-eligtblc to jom llrt' nll fnlhcrs nntl C:nmJ)ntgn \I. ill b h ld on Uus
ifhe .. Pioneer Pops" held their uvila s. Carl Heins. gunrdmns ol enrolled or foruwr cnmpus Monday throul!h Frad y
first hlcctang Jonuary 15 and 'J'br> obJI!Ct.'l or the club are L"'wl.s and Clark 11tudcnls ol n lrt \\eel-.. acc{lrdtne to human
ltySeleclions ~---------~---------~----~~~---· ~:ns~mmi~IM ~ucln Visiting Quartet Member Belies Name, ~hoolpolicylirruJ the m11unl • K lng nnd Queen -o! Hwrts" •
be pick<:Cf to reign OVCl' the Reveals Budapest Never Heard Them ar Ol'gunl,z d d.rn on Nm p junior clnss Sweetheart 10 two Pt.r ).' ar or nn£ em s-
)1 I t l• r, VtJJJ Fl t cxpl !ned, but the lly thQl\C nthmdlng the af- By Garth Fonning w •rc born in Odusn. Russin, and btrlh and h111 En1dl h hna n
on February 13. Though their name is synon-the rourlh In Vi<'nnn. Both Kroyt ''.New York tinge" to lt. tudt-nt counCJI f It lhot thi:. \ ~
ll rorth} 1.1 e nd that 'W<' t class chose !our men nncl ymous the world O\'cr for skill ln ond Gorodl'lSky were born in Od-"Pinyang an n quurt l 1 very I~t Wl!t nn 1 Clurk 'lh ul 1 do one-
\Voanc.n to compete for the strmg quartet inlerprelotion, the essn, thouch U1c latuor's fomlly NCOCitng, 1 rud ~1odct y, lor thmg nbout st.
•n Us mectmc Tuesdny. Cnn-Budapest Strine qunrtct present cnmc lO America soon n!ter hlS each m mbcr must subordlnntc -------------------- · P ttn V."liJ ~put up .around uu•!! ior queen honors or~.: Fer-n pnrodox: Lhey hn\e h1 and \'ldu hl to th;,t Fl. Ott R z· t th campus to publJ IZI" u oam-Sprott, Arlene Hergert, Carla never performed in Du· 1ng ers e 1e oC the group. Such 1 nl)t pn n nd aron lun ban \HU
p nnd Judy Woodcock dnpesl. So stud Bor!s thf' c c, lor 1n. t uc b1: p!Jccd m st t tc 10( Uona lc Dole P\!Drson, Jnck Bas-Kroyt, \·ioUnist with lh!! To Tl·red Students with n conductor or n so-on \he ompus t f.ll( t 1u:1Lc gl\''in,g • Jtm M1sko and Bob Bi t.•U quartet, who wa\h Joe ol!lt • un the P rt of th \. antcr led.
I '1 for the title of lung. Gorodelsky, second ''io-One lnst e11nncc to hnvc fun be.fore "linnl-itis'' Kr yt pok nthu 19 ~ Lung w.all b<: found an the
II Bt'ckcr's band wdl provide linist, were intCI viewed !';Cls In as b<>tng offNed tomght in the Corm of the ttcnll) or tilt: Q\l rtct l'tll31'k hack. caf term. bQ(,k t rc
ay noon in Cot the donee which as to by faculty members Bor-"Fmnl Phnc. I on nftcr-snmc dance 1n the shack, tr•p to Jopnn In t Y r. and bu tn(l fftc: 11 durtng the
ball luague. held m the college K't mnasl- Is Sirpo and John K. by Dcltn Pht Comma sorority. Ht> found th(' P pl \' <..fk of Una1 xoms.. Th• dn e
8 frntemit y Doug Van Fl<'d hos bel!n Ri£'hards at Copeland The lhl me of the "Fling" is gear~d to the time~ lhl'n> rno t tnt rt"'tt I In d 1 tb JJn c mpu atld •U: tl:-i Je contests
scraps
m •·A" '"'.:.t •'"t:u as mnrncr of cC!rcmonics Mc.morial chapel Jnnu- and textbooks, exam papers. pen-,___ mu 1(\ mnny or ltt m v.tde Jonu:t Y 31.
15 they do\\ eo-ehn.rmc:n Bob Bryant and ary 15. . cJI nnd C\'C!D opples-!or-thc- floc:kmg to the croup' drc in The • .U!tc ..u·~ drh e for c
18-20. ene Hergert. The quartet or.cnn•zcd in Budn-l<'nchcr wdl be Included m t11C: room ~ ftcr P rfonru nct:s to dl£-pnng t rm \ ill be the World
nning stneu1 r committee hcnds mt.'ludc pest hut fi1'Sl performed in Her-uc(;ornhuns. cuss mu IC. s'uu nt SrrvlC:t fund cnmp 1gn
arrently in
buhind
atches tor
lpho 8-15,
C Lambda
p, 15-9. .. ... ,
t gam!'! or
'"'n 15·11,
compeL!
drop pet
a 15-12,
up n \'ictory
to rcma10
ith four
u go Grnnning, puhlicity; Evelyn Un, Gcrmony. Arter. e .. tnbllshmg! MusJ<: for the dance will be mast lnwr~ tt'd In mu ic. many whtch '\\ lll be.-h~ld Ftbmary l9-
~. chaperones; Denno Pe:l'ley, a European rcputntaon they 1.1"· fnlln rccOI Js "'llh onl'-hal! of of them flocking to the griJUP'll 26 und• r the .ch inl nshlp f
.lllrr~tUous; Solly ~y1 ell, banrJ.j buted in 1930 in America, where LC'a tnndem disc-Jocke~"· G~r$!c drec;slng room n!kr p~crformunc Stnn Mitchell.
Mt ko, intcmusslon enter they nre now p~nnanc:nlly ~Ct· Mnrando , ut th{ tumtnblc con-to discu mu ac. I
runt:'nt.:· Bob Bryant, rcJrc h tl~d. e.x~cpt f(lr pt.:raodJe conc:.:rl trois. John Pnul Joni!S will nssut '1'hcy l'VC'n enjoyed Bartok,
~ts. nnd Btll Frnn!:UCJl, clcnn-tnps abroad. Mnrnndn If tcchmcnl nrr.mnc- KrQyl snld. "\\tuch you know FI·nalExaml·naii.OD
Three of the qunrtct mi>mbe.r mcnts cnn be salisfoctonly 1ron~.:d IS llOl olwo; ell ;y on th unln-
o Pianists to Offer Bartok· out by tonight, the mus1c will b~ JllOtuJ car.'' s h d } R • I
papt-d In 0\'Cr KLAC, the cnmpu~ GorodcL"lk)• Is U1c 'bnhy" ot thr> C e U e epr1n
O\\n 1ndlo &tntJQn. group, being ats nc\\ t mtmbcr,
J\n admission c.hnrge of 25
cents IS bC!ang c.h •rg d, nccordm"
to dnncc chmm1.1n, Tnmnrn JnUc \\ hll Kmyt, u e~ nvt: h:d \ 1
Unbt, 1 10 his Ct •tc( nth )'L r
111 the \'loin ch. lr. traplc thl'Cnt is forecast for George Bi!hop, hns port u~ipntcd
ftT~;t musac hour o! the spring m prcviou mus1c hours os wcU
c.. t r nt 12:30 P m. Thursdn,>. as mode off-campus nppenrance • Dnnclnr:, wluch is to comm~nl'e Th£> quartrt ~nl'ludc It P t·
Tt utton. trombonist In th~ bnnd lmnwdaotely net~ r the w1nd~up uf land VI It tonaght t 30 t L
nry 5, in Copeland Mcmort- nnd orch •. :strn, has to hIS ercdat the l.C-Linfield bnskctbnll ~nntt coin In h chonl, where ~hf.':F \lo Ill Mondlly. Jll.Dunry 26
1-lum 1 8 00 10:{)0
Fd. 105 A & "B
Mlt • 19 A & B 10 15-11 -IS
Eng 1 l!l·tS 2 15
1'ut!Sd6y. Jomuary 27
8 00 MW'F 8 00-10 00 dmpel. I the compmullon o! SC\'Crul p18no In Ulc Paonctu'S' 10 nl, , ... II lt t prl.' ent th !n t or th lk thOVt 0
n..u,~atlacipants Include t.:nlor mu-ptcccs and songs. untllmidmght. C\ t It• of tung qu Jrt• l nn'\\r etlgint: 8 00 "M'b Ill 15 ll -15
12. 12 30 MWF 12 l.J· 2·15
game n iljor, Rowena Owen; grnd- • c f G d T f J 24
muruc n•sl!annl, Hugh Trut-M ld-year rop 0 ra uates 0 a s
nncl (I islant prof<·ssor or
BUDGET Robert J I. Stultr.e.
..,..,1 (Ol' lht.: CVI'nt Dr~
two.plono con c c rIo of
s Pi>ulcno llnd six ot lhe
:nnr• 'l'n PJt'CC8 flom Mlkr(lkO •
faa· l wo plnno!l by B• ln Bnr~
to b£> ploycd by Stoll.tc urui
lou.
)pn:mo Owen Will solo in
ll.'n<''s "It:> Ben· unt·c" nnd
Pamns:~u."
1.! 0\H n, who studies under A group or 2•1 LC ~tudcn ts ho
filed application !or dcgrt.'c on
the ba~is of work to be compl~::ti'Xl
Jnnuory 30, occo•·dins to n recent
announecnlcnt fl om tho R~'g l
la·nl"'s ofCic,, 'rhc proup, nnmcfl
b~ow, w&ll grndunlc nt tho Jum
C Xl' I (! fli{;.;.
Bochelor ot Sr.aCJtct: d()grccs ln
business admlnl trnllon. John A.
F'DI'hrtr l.connrd H cJ n.'<!r, Cnr) • T. lidos Jr, John C. Jubnson, Donnld Wlllinrn McCallum, Ber
n ru J. l\h;NichOJJl, John Paul
Mullin Rnymond Otto Sthum •·
chf'a' Houcrl R h;hard Sells. John I Huhert ~knurl~. ond Jnrncs Gor-
don WJ(dcn
1:1 S In so• Jolngy, Richnrd Clva·k
H!il Wll: bjoJup\, Dorothy A.
R •ll n n, home ('COnornlc Ahre
M. Pl i.kt~. hi Lo~, Robert Kcltstt'
Dt'\ m; pollllcul science, Donald
P. 0 t• nt;0<1 ll S. ln elem£"ntnry cdu~:1tlon, Shlrtcy Mnc.o Gene 11 ch. ('('un
omacs nnd buSlne ndmml t -
ltun, Willtnm M rlan Scol ,
hr lth nnd ph~J\.':ll cdlll llvn,
Llovd Vernon Stum\ und 1-"d u
D.1le Horvc).
Bnchl'lor oC Art de n: m
bu Jn(.'SS ndmuu Lrnttun; Cuy
Cnldw ,JI Sleph n on an JUUrnnl
Uim, Chn-1 G Ptt"l otupoul
, rngli h, Tn: l 1'ut r, on I fo
£1 ~~~ longu ·~ 1 Rlch rd [, 11
\\ tup!Jlc. CunOmt 2 0 4.30
Wcd.n 3-day. Janu.lll'J 2B
9·00 MWF 8 00 10 l I
f! .00 'I'Th 1 O·IS 11 <15
1·30 MWF 12 15 2·15
l :30 'M'h 2.30· 1.()0
Thunday, Jen\Ulry 29
10 00 :\'fWF 8•00 IO 00
10 00 TTh 10 15·11 -15
2·30 MWF l!"l Jfi. 2 IO>
2 • o 'ITh 2· o~ 4 oo
Fl-W y, Janul\ry 30
11 Oo ~1WF
(" nn. t
3 30 MWF
3 30 T'lll 00 10 00
0 I 11 <15
l" t •
-0-4 00 • •
Neu·s or Jlielts
We hope our readers will excuse the absenct! of editorials in
this week's LOG. This omiSSion is due to n desire lo print all
the news that hns been held ov~r or has come in this week in
order that the sta{f may start the new ~cm~ster with a clean
desk. •
We feel that our first duty is to print nll the news so that
the student body may IJt! intormed . We do not fed that our at
tempts at interpretation or evaluation ~hould luke space need
ed !or this purpose.
$8~000 Still Needed
To Balance Budgets
A totol of $86,514 in &ifts from
1nda\'ldunls must be rol!C<"tcd by
June 30 to b3lnn~ the dc\'«!lop
mcnt nnd the gcncrnl operating
budgets. necording to PreSJdcnt
'Morgan S. Odell.
"At the beginnmc the f1Scn1
yeor, July l, 1952, $'i9,900 in glfl.s,
:rc,prcsenung 12 per cent of the
:total budget of $700,000, was n('cd·
cd to bnlnnce the general opcrnt ..
inc budget," Dr. Odell pomtcd
out. "As of January 13 we hod
.rctel\'t'd $45,227 tO\\ nrd that
nmount., l~avmg $34 673 to be
rni cd m mdh·1dual g1fts by June
30. 1\t:alnSt lhnt amount \\ c have
pledges of $12.000 ....
To balance the d<!Velopment
fund, '" hlc:h mcludes plant flmd
dispersements, tht;; scwnge d -
posal urut, the nthlel1c held nd
the mortgage, subscnpuons must
total $9~,125.
.. "We have recei\·ed $40,284
to\\ nrd this gonl," Dr. Odell c.x
plnmcd. "lcn,•mg $51,8,1 l '' htcb
remruns to be plcdg~o'<i.
"In add1ton to these amounts."
Faculty Change Made
Miss ~tala B1xb.} in I ,1ctor
in Englis.h, hns resigned cffeet
h•e With the close of this semes
ter. Miss B1xby came i.o LC from
Idnbo State college thlS :Call to
rEplace Alfred Hedrlck. •
J,frs. Elizabeth Gardmer, di
rector of drama, will :mstruct
one o.! the English compOSJtion
courses next semeste r. The re
maining course w11l be absorbed
in classes laugh t by stuff mem •
hers o! the E.nghsh department he contmued, "we recci\•cd $4!!,-
500 m ca.s.h for the new mu.;ic
bulldms :from Mr. nnd Mrs. Her
~rt Templeton nnd the1r :Calnily
ThiS lS in pn) mu1t townrd thcl.i
pledge of $100,000. Trustees nrt:.
now acti\'Ciy s ckmc the bnlonc~:
nN:eS-~'1' for the $300,000 buald·
1ng"
Vocation Meeting
Program Outlined
An nddress by the Rev. Marcus
J. Priester. secretary of church
vocnt1 in the nnUonnl bonrd
of Christtnn t'ducnuon or th1
Pr~bvterinn church will be th • mam feature or the first session
ot "'the conference on church \'0·
caltons to be held on Uus cnmpus
January 30 and 31.
Jhchard Smith, or San Aruel
mo Th !og1cnl scmmnr;r. wall
gtvc the ... ddrcss on Saturday
Both (; y , del .1lcs will have
nn opp rtunlt) to meet wtth
group Jcnd~s on ruch subjects
us church mumc Corctgn mis
sions, college t•o~:hmg, elc.
Ttmc lor cuun elm~ und inter
views \\Ill also be prov1d d.
The t:onfcrence ts for hfgh
school scnaors :md coli ge &tU·
dents from Oregon and outhem
Washington. Anyone interested In
nttc.ndtng should contact Dr. Jobr
Anderson or Roy Shearer b.
Tucsdny, January 27.
Registratlon \\'til be !rom i:30
n.m. to 8 p.m. Fridny. If lh·mg
quartCJ'S are des1red a fee of S2 50
w1ll be charged; Jf not, the regis
trntton fee IS $1.
~..,... BARK OF THE LOG ... u = w F-
To the ed.i!or:
Speech Arts stude.nts nrc prc
pnrang a discussiOn regarding the
extension of the r~ht to ''ot c
to the 18-21 ~·ear agl! group.
An interest m this subJect d~
\'el•Jped as a result of a propos. I
in the Oregon State legtslntur
whtch coils for an amendment t.
l.hc state coru.t.ltution lowerlnc
the age requi.rcme.nt to !uUdl vot
iD,g privileges from !!1 to 18 years.
Jt JS believed thnl hear:mgs on
Uus matter will toke place Jn the
month of F~bruary .
Such a proposal has been dis
cussed in pre\'lous years but I
om not aware of nny extensav~
attempt to secure the opm1ons of
the people .,.. ho would be nfCect-ed by il. thnt is, the 18-7.1 ag+:
group. 1 thmk thnt th1s particu
lar scctton oJ 1 he LOG would bf>
lendmg tlscl! to u !Wud usnge by
im•ltang students to submit the1r
opinions on Hus sul•Jt ct
Kcuth Burnr.
Ed's nolo-The l..OG ir always
ghad to lend 111ell lo Any good
UJU' It's. poliq 1.1 to prinJ all Jet
ten rocotved from its raaders.
However. 10 tho c:aa.e of polUic:
al iuuea.. a.nd this a a polilic:al
1s ue the edUor shall rourve the
r1ght of ualng his di•c:retlon to
)udgco whothor the aalerial has
enough oraginal thought to justify
its publicahoo or whether U is
men.ly a rehash of what one c:aa
reud claaly in the dowuJown news
paper'~.
u ..
t:bJOd:JJed Col!e6i'ie Preu
OUidlll putJUc · n . ChC! A o I t.-4 Stuchmtn of L<l"'l• nnd C'lllrk
f'OIIr:fle.. Publbb..d weeklY during th" coli 1:11 ycu Subacrlpllon rat•:a. u.oo J)t!r ,-~
a(!C()nd c:laaa matt~t~r at Jlortlland, Or.,cou,
'a4J~I"·ia-C~el DOD PloreD
.&.nod.&w e4.1\<l~ A.D.A etraJullal' ~ e41t.or
Olaii.Ck ObarDQUbt
CC!'J'Y J141~r Oartla raantnt
r.aUln e4.1tcJr ••rtJ 8cbol..4n Sodet7 •tUtor Oatbertne l)eUatr&'Y
8purta ecUtor Oback Oh&nlquJu •4· .. rtJ.uac r:naure r Marv Jlnzut
Clrical&tto ll 8\aU -JMD IU4a,
•uce K14a, :aou ••mba, ._.,.. ••r•t Petera. PIONEER LOG FddaT. JIUlu&ry 23,
I,.,._.,... • ........... " a·~= 7 u,..,.,_u~F u n ............ u 7--NEWS BRIEF ..
e~
0 1 Marines Seek Officers
M1d-ycn g11duut~. \\ho •ne in·
tl!reslcd in ~comang orrkea<s in
the Untt~ Stah•s Murine Co1 ps
mu.'lt apply by Februnry 15 nc
cordang to word recCI\'cd from the
Northwe st Mnnnc Corps rccr~il
ing offiCC.
The Corps is orCering nn of
ficer candidate duss des1gncd c~
pl'i:ially :Cor mld-ycnr gradual•
nnd lends to the rommisslon
o.r s~nd lieutenant In the USMC
nfter ten weeks trninmn . Alter
receiving their commiss aon, the
candadatcs w1U attend a fl\'c
month -~ull oftlccrs school.
Interested npplicnnt~ should
contnct the Mnrinc Corps pro
cul'cmen t officer, 110 Unton st.,
Seattle, \\'n.
Drama Director Speaks
~~ F , ... t 1 n, ' s CnnHncr,
director of rlrnmn, who JS cur
n nt ly appcnring m the Cwi~
Lhcnh.'r's produrlion of 4'hc Mod
'' omnn or Chnlllol," s:mdw 1ched
in n spl'nkang l'ngngcml•nt be
t wc-t!n performnnccs rercnt1y.
Mrs. Oordmc·r nddrt·s~ed tho
members of Thetn Sigmo Phi,
nal&onal busm(!ss ond profession
al women's soronty, m the Port
lund chopter'!'i meeting nl th(!
Chamber of Commerce bualdang.
Pioneers to Participate
.,. " L m t C. lark fnculty
members nrc pnrtic.ipnting in the
six·'' eek school of rellg1on spon
sorl'd January 12-Februnry lG by
the Portlund Council of Church
es.
Scltedukd Cor the Monday e\'1'•
mng series nt First Bnpti!tl church
nrc Dr. H. S. Tuttle, who will
tcaclt a course in .. Rl'hgious
'Growth of Adults," and Dr. U.
G. Dubach nnd Donald Balmcr,
"The Christian in .Pohllcs."
THe Rev, Hubert E. Rumer, pas
tor oT the Pallllinc Hill Pres
byterinn church on cnmpus, w.ll1
ol£er work m Audio-Visuals In
the Church.
Youth to Hear Dr. Odell
Pr ·•dent 11.1 r•un S. Qd( I '1 I
speak before the :rounc people's
group of Tnnlty Episcopnl church
on "The College's Rcsponsabillty
for Christian Society" at 8 p m.
January 25.
He addressed a noon meeting
or the SoroptomlSt club January
22 nt the Benson hotel. H1s top
tc wns "Higher Education m Ore·
gon ..
Dean Visits Wall a Wall a
Dr n arle:. W. 11 • •.trd accept
•:d rut mvitataon to meet with
pu1specti\'c LC &tudenls und their
parents and speaks todny on th~
u jc-ct of the church and church·
S peecb Activities
Reach High Gear
Th( Jorenslc d« p:utln< nt 1 or:
gmnlllg n busy year of speech
tournaments .
January 9 and 10, Mary EUer
by, Junior speech arts maJor, trav
eled ' to Seattle for the Pnctfic
Northwest lnv1tational r;pecch
tournament held nt Seattle Pncif-
1\' college. Mllr)' t.>ntcrcd lntcrpre·
tnt1on ond extempore spt>ukmg
events. I She qualihcd !OJ' the mtcrpr~ta·
twn fmnls, but had to wllhdraw
became pre\•1ous intNooller,iate
sp~-ech work diJ>qunlilicd her.
At the recronl State Ext<•mporro
Speaking contest at Liufif"'ld col
lege, Allen Thompson, fa cahrunn
speech student, rated u third
place til! spcCJk lng on "'I'h<' Unl
tt'Ci Stutes and the World Cr1 Is."
Mary Ellcrby look fourth place
in the women's contest, the topic
of which was "'l'Pie\'lslr'"'s Ef.
feet on Our Culture.'' -
a·clatcd c<lllcgcs nt Walln Walln
Wnshmgton.
The occnsion is the silver nn
mvc.: rsary ceh•brntion of the Ioree
nnct nctlvc ndult Sunday-f;chool
class o! the Pioncc1 Methodist
church, of which the Hownrd s
Wl·re, for scvNnl ycnr:;, mcmbl'r!l
Pioneers Attend Retreat
N.tn c~· Pond, seuior • ociology
mujor, and Dl'. Juhn L. Anderson,
collcci' chaplain servmg as wor
s.htp lender. represented Lewis
and CJ,•rk nl the recent mid-wtn •
tcr J.h.nuchn ret& cnt December
28 to 31.
The mnjnrlty of roll~gcs in Ore
gon and Wnshmgton along wiUl
scveml forcign C'ountdes were
r<'prc.scnll'<f bs tHe 90 attending.
-
Roberts Goes on Radio
r I( topic Nt w y l'tll'b Rl rtlU·
taons," was dtE:cusscd December
31 on KOIN by thn·e psycholo
gists !1om the Portland nn u, in
cluding Dr. G. 0. Roberts, l.C
psychology instructur. 1'he 15·
uunul•l pi'Ogt·um wns sponsored
by the Oregon '!'ubcrculosis nnd
Mental Hcnlth nssociotions. Choir Goes to Astoria
T hl c ,.IJt 111.: chotr '' ill t aJ •·
ru l ot rnnny bus trips
the "Sin~:ing Pioneers" trovt
the Jo,trst Prcsbytcl'llln churt
.t\ stodn, r l!'bnaary 1' for
iirst Cull conr1 rt or the
Bonnu• Newburgh, junior
sic nlllJor and n fr·cqucnt
wtth the choir, wlll sing sew
S~'lcctJon s. Also shoring the
light will be the mall!
compo ed or Jack Jl•nninM,
tenor, Bob Christopher, 1st
or, Uouc Dny, l>antone, nnd
Shenrt!r , boss.
Here's Aid With
Colle• 1.: l I m n
di\'ision students who are not
of their majors or vocntlons
m\'itcd to slvc their nom
Dr. VercH S. Fogdnll U
would hkc to pnrttc1pntc
spcclnl scrws of ll'SIS.
Durms the first pm t of
spring lt!rm, 1>oon nrter fi
llt:hcdulc cnn bl.l arranged
by lhc studl'nts can lllke
lo I ~"'Xoms pcrtui ning lo th(!
owls' Interests nnd posslllllt·
The students w11l be able to
I hOI r U\\' ll Sl'Ol I!S.
Video Dealer's Cooperation Enabl
Pioneers to Observe Inaugural S
Members of the foculty n.nd 1 nnd Dw1cht D. Loomis,
stud«mts or Lewis nnd Clnrk saw tor.
the innugurntion or PtcsJdentl The set wns mninlnlnc~
8:30 n.m. to 1:30 p.m. durm: Dwtght D. Eisenhower Tuesday special progrnm crom I prJ
wit
wee
rry,
1intol r,
w
Kept
GH'1
:D
llydd
lcnn Gl
1 fred E
New n
hon•
ny ut
Th..: ' " adcnt
hi .
Kappn 1 c through the courtesy of Johnny ton, D. c. by James H. Rnrlr,
Illo, owner of Oswego and Bur-structor, nnd Norman L.
hngarnc Radio and Telcvtsto!l . :Cer, nssi tnnt lnborntory ....... )i\'nnscm.
A 20-inch Trnvcl~er TV set wns tor. 'D, secrcj
l~nt to the college and set up in Armngcmcnls !or the TV rt • Bil rms, ond Bodme science hnfl Utldcr the dl-tions on cumpus were mndt
rccuon of Dr. A. A. GrOt>ning, Dr. \'ergil S. I>'ogdall, dew:
head ot tht: physics departm cnL students.
Dads' Club Contest Rul
The following rules have been set up for the contest to
sign a memlJel"ship card for the Lewis nnd Clark Dads'
according to dean of men Joe Huston:
Who may onJor-An:r student of Lewis nnd Clark college.
Deadhne for entro.nce-F ~ bruary 2i, 1953.
Snto of card 3 ~ x2-r\ inches.
I..euering \1 t read as tollows: L('was nnd Clark College
Club Pion~I Pops),
BuLs of judging ·Origmnlity, appropr:inl\!ncss, indlviduahty.
Pruo~F• t priZI S25; second prtzc $10.
Fur Lher information on the contest will be posted on
campus in the near future. Huston added .
Little Man on Campus by
•
• -
•
"I'm aure I've some c:igareuos hero 1omoplaco.• • Jnnuor~
1lRht nt l1
g1l F~
s, helc
thll
th1 F.a
Anyon
chap
Stgn,mg 1
.-... ,
be \'i
Dcltn
Owe
......
ideo
Fir
in
t to Astoria
oir will t k~
bus trips
>nccrs" travt;
tcraun chur~:t
ry 1, lor
l or the .)'~
Jrgh, junior
fn~quent 10l
will sing ~~~,~
~horang t h~;
he mule
~k Jennin8J!,
slophcr, 1 l
nr1tonc, nnd
With
rnc.:r
who nrc not
or \'OCnllons
their nom
Fogdnll if
pnrucipntc
tests..
t'Sl pot t
m nficr
oa·rong~d
can lake
ning to the
~ nd possalnl
ll be able to
•
nintained
p.m. dunn&
from \\'.,.,,.
1\CS H. Karle,
brman L.
oratory ... ,..
J were mod~
"ogdnll, deru:
Rul
e contest to
ark Dads' c:
k college.
rk College
lviduality. 'ridiY January 23. 1853 PIO~EER LOG
ew 1cers • Fun. for nll Is on tht! agcndo for tently omlllcd, tho~o students nrc
0 Preside the fm;t AWS-sponsorcd slum. nok•:d to contact Ocon Frt~dn
ber pnrty sch£'dulcd 19 follow th4: llortzf• ~ld, • T r.c-oc_:: baskctboll game Tu~-J\ reply card cndosl~ in the pr1ng erm dn.v. hbruary :1, In Ak1n ond lnvltntHln , must be returned no
Stt•wnrt hnlls. • lnt••r thnn Jnnunry 2tl to inform
wath CILihy Doll1traJ)' Invitations nm In lhc moll lor the A WS oC the numb(•r planning
ull womt•u students. In the event to llltf•nd. For those wishing to
N~w officers nrc slnlcd lo !hat .;orne nnmcs nrc lnadvcl'· t•nt brcllkfns t in thr. culntcrio "n
.al\"'' over the reins In hobbv
i n t c r c s l group:,, and
...... k orgnnizntions for the'
ing semeste r.
Pep club officers elected al
week's meeting :trc: Jo
ry, prcsadcnt: Lorrninc
off. vice president; Bar
W!!Stcrvolt, secretory, ond
Kcphu1·t. trcosurer.
lrv Jones \\'WI nnmcd Trodse
tMidclll nt; the ska club's rCl:Pnt
tans. Assastang Jones wall be
.,a ... n Smith, vice president:
I Stcworl, !ecrclnry; Donna
Crecoa y, corrc.~ponding l;CC·
: Dnllos r·inncll, trea~mror;
llydc, nssl!llant lrcusurer, and
ltnn Gn•gg, hlstoriun. Ad,•iscr
Fl'<'d Ocrgmunn.
New l>11lln Plu Cmnmu mem
honorcd nl'w otrict'rs Wcd
ny nt the home of Jane Cui
They ore Ann Longbnlln.
11'C.Si<Jenl; Tarnnru JuUc, vice
t: Cru-nlyn Colcord, scc
'''lllrv:, Pat rvhlls, trcnsurer; Vlr·
o Pi o l z, scrgcnnt-nl·nrms;
>Jur•n Archibald) chupln.ln; Ann
hlstorwn; Dione VInton,
:cut;~.: mistress, nnd J11ne Culver
Lorraine Damofr, ISC rcn
ntutlvcs.
Knppu Phi Alphn ml'mbcrs hnvt.•
Clnrk Sh;phens ns prcsl·
H1s oH1cc.rs ant•ludc Oewcy
)~'ll,!ISitln, \'ICC prcsadcnt; Jack 01-
n. sccrt::tn•·y, Blnir Lindlc, trcns
' Ball Diell'l, scrgcnnt-a t
nns, nnd Brad Laghty, chuplain. • • •
Jnnuory birthdnys of 1aculty
bcrs wcac cclt•bruted ln:sl
1haht nt the home ol Dr. and Mrs.
real Jt'ogdall. The potluck din-
_,s, held each month to celt:.·
the events, are sponsm·cd
th• F~\·ully Womtn" ·Jub.
Anyono widung to nng in
chapol chou may do ao by
w~ning a hat 1n the ofhce of L.
Glarum 1n the music
building or by attendmg the
t nasion of the class next
estor, which wiU moot on
,TUIDsaloy and Thursday a.t 8 a.m .•
IO•~c·hour fine arts credit is
for the course. •
..
CA:-.: YOU "take it" 6 days a \\eel\'! For 52 wee~'! Can
you meet the high ~tandan.ls required to be an A' ia
tion Cildet? lfyou can-then here\ a man-size oppor
tunity! An opportunity to scr\'e your country and
build a per-:.onal career that will11t you for rcspon~ible
posit tOn~ both in military and cmnmcrcial a' iation.
! posted on Bob Mercer '\ • dccted prcsi· .-. ... or Dcltu Tau Rho nl thc frn·
•·....,1ty's mcctang la.'it Wednesday. :----- - olliccrs include Bob Sen-It \\on't be cas)' Tr.1ining discipline for A'iation
Cadets is rigid '\ ou'll work hurd. study hnrd, play
banl-espccinlly for the first fe\\ weeks. But \\hen it's
oH:r, you'll be a pro-\\ith a career ahead of)OU that
willlaJ.\e you as far as you "ant to go. You graduate
a-. a 2nd Lieutenant in the \1r Force, with p<t)' of
$5,300.00 u year. And this is only the beginning -by . \"ICl.' president; Dave Por-
' . -. . sCCil'tury: Fn'd Tomhn, h t ns
; Del Purl1 ~r. mnrshnl; Dollns
11rmc•l1, IFC Jcpreserttollve, nnd
Shocmokc1, delegntc to tn·
pter Sl'nUl('.
lntcr·Fl'ut.•rnlty co unci I in•
All Pioneer Women on February 3
Wedncsdny morninr., nn ammr
lot<! r<!ply J nee(• nry to lnsur•·
n rt>£crvatlon. A fer! ot 40 cent
will be chnrged. ror t.hOS<' unablr• to brtng sle~p..
ang bogs. •
''J usl bring your P J .'s nnd
cumc,'' ur·gc Pot Kcphnrt and .Jun
Jm:ks;on, cQ·I'hairm,.n, "lind lr Jffl •
siblc, bring o skt•ping bng.'' l3ccla
anrl blunk<Jtim: will be prov1d•·d V1vl Nickerwn w nssi11lin~
rhoinnen Pnt nnd Jnn. Ho e
moth••fll Mrs. I.cnorn VDnAJ16..
wcrp and l\hJJ Helen Nnundol\
ur, helping whh al,.,.plng n"'"
~-.
• •
)Our opponunitie. for ndvan~m~nl are unlimited.
ARE YOU ELIGIBLE?
To quahf) a an 1\' iation Cadet. you mu~t have rom
pletcd at lean two years of college. Tbi i n mi11imum
r~.:quiremcnt -it's be.-,t if you st:.1y in school and gradu
ate. In addition, you mu~t be between 19 and 26!11
)Car~. unmarried. unc.l in good phJ irnl condition.
YOU CAN CHOOSE BETWEEN
PILOT OR AIRCRAFT OBSERVER
lt' you choose to he nn Aircmfl Ob~erver. your train
ing "ill he in 'n' igntion. Bombardment, Radar
Operation or Aircn1lt Performance Eng)ncering . -
9 •
I
its new officers Jnnunry
In Palatanc mnnor. Doug Von
Sigmu Alpha Sigma. wafl New Aviation Cadet Training Classes Begin Every Few Weeks! ,
l'rvc• ns p1 eo;ldt'nt A.:.sisling him
be v1cc pn adent Dole Pcnr
Dclt.u Tnu Rho, ,md secrdtuoy
Owens, S1gmn Alpha Sagmn -
.,.,.,· ental Choir Due
First Spring Chapel
"""" opening chapel or the new
mt•stCJ' w.ill lcnture u musacnl
1rv11~e tcnturmg the 40-voicc 0l'
... ~ .... ul collt•gc choir, February
t•htJir, cliH~c lt.>d by HoW Ill d
, will rnuk·~ scv\•ral appt.!lll'·
in Porllund an port of llS
progrmn . Pnor to their nr
on cnmpus, lhc tdngc•rs will
concerlJJ at ~'Ufll hacil
Plerlmont Pre.~:bytcrtnn
, .... ,n ond l\torclnnd Prt.·~byh•ri
church.
AUcJT the chapel ser\'ice, the
l'Cttlcntnl musicians wJII l.lc
ppllac,e.· of the callcgc for lunch HERE'S WHAT TO DO:
J. TuJ..c: n tran,cript of your college credit and n cop)
of \OUr birth •. :crtificate to \OUr nt:,lfeSl Air rorce
~
Ba"t or Re..:ruiung Station. r111 out the apphc-.1tion
the) gJ\C )OU.
2. 11 ;tppliC'.ttion i nc~.:eptctl. the Air f'orce w11l arran~e
for )OU lll ltke ll ph)MC,II C\ilOlin,JllllO, 3. :--:ext, )OU \\Ill be ghen o \\Tillt-n ami rnanunl upti~
tude IC I.
4. If )Oll pa your ph) ictll and other test • )Oll :\til
be hedukd for on \\nation Cadet fminine CU1 ...
'Jbe Sc:lecu'c Scr.iC"C Act .tUm.. .)OU ra lour-month
deferment "hak \\Ulling cia n ~ignment.
•
Where to get more deftii~S: Visit your nearest Air Force Base or Air Force Recruiting Offlter ..
OR WRITE TO: AVIATION CADET HEADQUARTERS , U. S. AIR FORCE, WASHINGTON 25, D. C. -Page Four • PIONEER LOG Friday. January 23, 1
•
Kappas Klinch Krown Huston Hits at NCAA Platoon System Ba
Kappa Phl Alpha wrapped up
the intramural voUeyball cham· By Chuc:k Charnquil t Inc time to fewer pln)'c11 , CI'PC· Qnjuymcnl or lhc game hns bt'cn lcccs \dll sutr~r nlQt;t ho\\u-, .....
ploaahlp by soundly waxing the LOn St•«•rllt l!ldltor c1nUy ln the smnllcr t'olJ,•gcs. lm;lc•x•d by hn\·lng :2 :Cu"!!l·slrlng ''In fl uutll \ ollcge, \\'hfJt
Polocau , lS-9, u.s, ln n playoff Joe Hu ton Mondll) blnslcd the 2. Tlw plntoon s~ sll:m \\II !I ~;CO• po!!hiMs l>pt.:n rmci tbe !ri~11dly fanlt tu~nouL ovcrnrtes 7!5
Thundliy. new NCAA ruling "hach lHms nomlcol nnd \\ os the bc~t mt:lhotl 11\'0iry offcMI\'C nnd dcfl'n lvc JH'Obllhly lc 1hon hoiC ol
Final A. Volleyball Lt~mdingsz fa c subst:ltulion or plnttlon sya-or U!ilng nll of thv ovnlloble tno• plntoons. will mnke tho gmdc und~r
'Kappa 6 1 tl"m footbnll t"nnl <HI the tenm. ''The free subslitution rule h!Ul plntoon uyillf.!m, Only uhOilt
Poloc:ats S 2 Huston, cnt('ring his scnnth 3. Thcri~ mnv ba n l<'ndrtlC)' nwdl! foothnll m the past fwc qurtrlt•r of the 7" rould mnkc
Sigma -<4 2 y" or of c:ollccc :foolbnll cone hang umonu sonw coorhcs to he )('.'IS vcnrs, o for ns the plhyma uons, hwm undt!r thu u.:w •
• L11mbda 4 2 at LC nw·t fall, llsts foUl' rua!Ollns •'once.~ n('J wllh Jl\lnQt' mjuric» llt'lit In hlsto1 y," llustun snld. ru lln;~o Th1B mcana t hnt o
DQlla 2 4 \\ h\ he objects to the .NCAA rul-such ru; might occur to slortcrs "I' he h11nnlng of plat von sub· t.,'OllC'l!C woulfllaovc to hnv< tl
Alphn - l s me: £!nrly in the quort. I'S, stltulltm," he :mid, "Wll!i to benefit out or flbt1Ul1l'i0 pro:mcctB lrl
B ta 0 G '1. The> new rule wJlJlimlt ploy- 4. On u so<>d foqund, mna·nh: nnd thl' smnll C'(lliC!It<'S. !J'he !lmnlf' col: n cood 3,1-pluycr t•·um.
LC Ouinlet Clashes With .Linfield on Palatine Hill Tonight ''· fur ns the qunllty or
gnm , Huston Uunks it wtll
sutft.:l, "When n plnycr go
minutes, both his offcm c ond
:(. fcnse \\'111 suflca." :0.: •• • .y. .y. .. •:-
Pioneers Down Badgers 81-70, Lose ·67-65
Basket Averages Locals Too Green Helser Crew Orange and Black's Foe To sum up tho ef!cct on
aunlHy, he quoted Paul
lwnd m ntor nt•Poctcic, ..... ,~,~
\\Ill chonge lrom o come of
to a fil\11\o of • ndurnncc."
In 01 Onlesls 2 loss ot the honds of o murc . . . v JJ b II Ch experienced PorUond State col-abl; o~po~itlon ,t.lus wc:k cncl when they clnsh ~\•1th Roy He!-Q ey a ase
lege crew m n motcll Jonuorv ~er s Lmfn"!ld \o\ tldcnts 111 a home-and-home sencs.
The Pe.lati.nc hill ~ge ~re\~ 15. ~ The Pioneers ploy the Wildcnts tonight on the Palatine Hill
clubbed Paclfic, 81-tO. Fl'ldaj The cmly \'cl~ron grapplers-on floor then on Saturdav night the locals journey to McMinn-
nJght at Forest Grove then 1hc LC sguod na·c lctt£'.nncn :Tim ''ille to piay Linfield i;1 tlu~ir gym. T.umbdn Phi Epsilon, with ~
fu-s Ken S<'~ntl nnd John
succumbed to the same Bndg- ~hsl{o nnd Jnck Dollnh. Mtsko . , 1 1 C •
1 · 1 . . !ought n drnw ,,,th Don York Coach Eldon F1x boys, w 10 wore t 1e con erence favorttc
ers tile nc.'i:h·t 'llmg 1
~ llll n tpv.~o-(PSC) in the 177-pound class. tag at the beginning of th~ season, arc now fighting hard to in the llncup lor lim fil1lt tl
this ) ••ar, dowrwd previously
beaten .Knppn Phi J\lphn
strolghl sets, 15·10, 15·11, Tt.
doy. overt me t r1 er m t 1e 1o- ' . •
Th i. 1 f Ballah lost in o fnll to Lc · Allen stay m the flag chase. neer gym. e ma score o (PSC), who is one of the top
second game was 67-65, Pa-men In Oregon fn the 130-pound
cUi c. clnss.
Tbc fn'St night. the Orongc Conch BiU O'Hnrn said th:tt
were shooting wllh lliiUl%ins nc-there IS stronc promise of bct
ruro~'. lutting 30 out or G3 at-ter sho\\,n nfte.r the squad PU Sweeps Two
From Freshmen
tempted field goals. That's n picks up more experience. Scoring four points In Ute fl-
shootlng average of .4i6. From the Summary: nal minute of play, Pacific's )•cnr-
foul lmc, they were even more 130-Lec Allen {PSC) fall O\'Cr llng cage squad tripped up AI Ak
dcadly. ma 1ng only tv. o of 23 Jnck Bnllah (LC). ins' Pionct?r Babes 54-51 tn the
chartty tosses. for n free throw 137-Chuck McCarty (PSC) loser's gym Saturday night to
nveroge of .913. fall o'er Don Phtlllps CLC>. sweep a wcclrcnd home-nnd-homc
Four members of tht: starting 157-Buzz "'llea1h~y (PSC) rail series.
five rnck<>d llp l7 pomb; or more O\'Cr Dn\'t~ Sellers (LC). In Friday's tilt, Jlloyed ot For
Jn the free scor.mg bnll came. John 16i-Jnck McElroy (PSC) foil est Grove, the Badger freshmen
Fucz wns Jugh !or LC. canning over Bob Benton (LC). toppled the LC crew, 6i-il:!,
20 polnu; Be \\'US !oUowcd by 177 -Dcm York (PSC) drew Akins' ch~u-gcs, led hy .l'"n~d
Ken Servns wJth 18 and Milt with Jun Misko (LC), Greatwood who gornorcd 16
Scbrot'dt'r and Gory Jnekson With l!H-Denu Moms CPSC) deci-pomt.s lor his cvenang's cH01 ts,
17 opleec sJcm over Tcx Stevenson CLC). held a 51-50 lead O\'l'r the F'orcst
. The Plon.,e;rs_ led most >Of the Hcrwy-Pnt Curtis (PSC) fall Grovers wlth Jess than o minute
wrn • Wlth~ --·1• lead nt the lust o\ ct John MarLin (LC). to play Snturdny but a quack
qunrt<>r, 4 .. -41 ot hnl!-ttmc, and n Final score-- iicld goal and two free throw
60-59 m rgm nt the bcg.mnmg of Porllnnd State Collcge, __ _o;28 turned the tide against the lo-
tbe last perJod. Pacific hcld brief Lev; 15 nnd ct. rk ~ cals.
lends sn th f.t.rSt and thud cnntos. --------------:-------------
A In: t econd basket in the imnl
moments or the seoond overtime
period ga\ conch Hnrvcy Roloff
Badg~..:rs a lUird earned VlC'tory
o\·cr LC in the second came. The
scol'(' at. the end of th regulnr
plnymg time wns knotted at 61-nll.
Wheo the first f1vc-mlnute over
time pc od had elapsed, Ule score
w till ltrd, this time 64-.64. Inde.pendent-Dormiles Top Greeks
Lipsticl· nnd bobb.}'Pins re
placed the usunl ntmosphcrc of
the gym 1nst Thursdny ns the
girl& Jet thclr luur down 'for the
women's intrnmurol oll-ctar bns
kctboll same. by the Greek's Ann Dillo RO!:C
Namba, speedy JltUe forwnrd :for
the Independents, scored 14.
Coach LoTTy "Dutch'' Bert·
ram's Sorority nll-stars were m
the game nlt lhe way but could
ncv. r overcome the 15-8 lead h ld
by the Indcpcndc.>nl·Donnltory
team. Going Into tonight's gomc. I.C KoJ)pn's loss to l..nmbdn
owns n 2-3 conlcrcncc record the stantlings Jnto a he for
which is good enough for a Ioul'th chnmpionslHp bctw ccn
place tie Y.Tith Pndl1c. Linfield unci the Polecats.
bOosts three wins nnd two losses Slgmo Alphn Sfgmn ended
nnd sole POSSt!SSIOn of S<!cond o tie !or third place by dc:fcn!it
plal'e. l.inhcld's three \'ictorics m-Dc1tn 11-15, 15-7, Hi-10. In nn1~~·
elude wJns over first place WU-cr "J\" Jcngue game Alpho
Jnmettc, powerful College of Omrgn deCent eel Bett1
Idaho nnd Whitman. 15-0 15-13.
H l~:cr's pcll-mcll offense is ln' ''B" league nction Sigma
buJ t al'ound 6-5 senior Ted Me-pho SiRmn cllnt'ht>d the
K . t1t center and two promising with a "'m over Knppa. Lntmlt<
fJuslunen nt the Corwords. The captur1 1 second by
fr~.:shmcn ru·c Dnve San(ord nnd Dcltn 15 13, 15-13.
Dunne l.cggcll, l.loUt iuwcrmg 6·6.
The Ozangc nnd Bl~ck Fpllt r----------- ---
lhclr two gnmcs with I'&tcHic lost BUDGET SAVEB
week. John Fucz, LC book shot SPEC I .A L at STACEY'S
c~p••rl, led the locnls in scoring plnln ''no I
both ntght.s wtlh u two-night totnl S'\VEA TERS
of 4·1 pomts.
The Ptonecrs lay.of! nt'xt
w..:ekt•nd for !mat exams bul on
the week following LC will pick
up wht:'rc It i<'fl off ogolnst th•! 1
Wtldcnts, plnl·lng nt McMinnville,
February 0.
Gnmc time for both of this
wu k r:ond's tussles is
8.15 p.m. set for f'l nnt 1 rutll
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Toyland Use Our Lay-Away Plan
Household Appliances
8512 S. W. Terwilliger Blvd. Phone CH 7721 The PaoncctS led nl half-time
83.27. They O\~ncd a repcctnble
shootlng a\ erose de:spite their
lo The locals bh 23 out of 53
nttcmpi.S (or n 434 avernge. The game p1ttcd n teom of the
bi!st plnycrs from the indepen
dent and dorrnitorle.s squads
agruiUil a team made up from the
cream of the c.rop oi the soror
H)· circuit. ----------~======~~========~
Fuu wns h1Gh man for 'the sec
ond mgbt, anking 24 'J)Qmi.B Jack
son had 12 .a:nd Schroedl r had 11 The IndepC"ndcnt-dormltcs won,
31-24 dcsp1tc o 15 potnt effort
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* * * Time to Relax
The Place Where You Can Enjoy
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Dance Get-T oqethers
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Restaurant
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call for Coke
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Winter Cnmival o.ncl a hnppy part
of the ocCllsion is refreshment •••
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b Vinton Resigns Position
Head of Freshman Class;
enior Action Vacates Posts
Three openings in class cnbincls, lwo in the senior nnd ooe
the Ircshrnnn dnss, were crcnled by nction tnken In Tucs
J\''9 class meetings. Meanwhile, Deana Pct'lcy wns elected
class sccrctnry to succeed Sally Tyrrell, who is Jenving
al the ••nu uC ihl.! term.
Frcshmnn class president Bob Vinton resigned from his po
lti'"' bccnusn he fell thnl he was not able to devote lhc lime
the job dcrnnndcd.
Senior l'lnss vice president Freel Tomlin nnd scrgeant-at
Hn•c Cnrtozlon will end
tNms of oHicc nt lht.' end
tltl.s semester no a result of
cln.~ · deciSIOn thnt oil mcm·
of th elntt" cxccull\'C coun
h uld b IO'i3 grnduntcs, Tom-
and Cortozinn were oricinuUy
c.>d to crndunte this June
wfll not rcN'avc their dcgrc~s
JnntlOI':)' '511. Missing a Final?
Any aludonJ who due !o 111-
nou or other factors beyond
hh; control moy ~ miaslng one
or moro of his linltl exninlna
lions should contact tho inatruc
lor ln•olvod or tho offico of
tho dean or students, 10 that
word may be son! to tho respec.
ll•r lncJruetors,
Such u studont should bring
a stalnment from biG family
doc:tor verifying that the Qb.
&t'nco Wlls unavoidable . Ho wtll
normally have no difflcultios
in making up the work later.
announcod Vorgil S, FogdaJl,
dean of studonts. Late Registrants
To Face 5 Fine
All tud<nt murt report to lllt!
collcgl' lht'ntcr ou Monday, .ll'thru
nry 2, lo complct<' rc(tistrntlon for
lhc cond ~lema t•·t 01 b IIUbJcct
lh o $li Uno. occ.-ordlnu to l>con
Churlc W. Hllwnrc.l
"Pcuomc who must n:glstcr
oh~od of the chcdul(d hm• m •v
mnkf.' orrangcmenta by cnlhnr. the
r• 1 tr r's nflacc bdoro Mond \' " • • Hownrd . ntd.
B fore n !ttudrnt hi nflldoiJy
. 1867 rf 1 tcrcd, his completed re Js..
trntmn hf o~et m\1$~ be nppro\ cd
o t th•• rqu trn • ch :dong d k
nnd flnnncJUI ~rnng~t.:nl.!: tnlldo
with the budn bf!Jcc.
D· nn H~;~wnr'd urRt th:~t tu
duJIIJ rcohro lhe tmportonac Of
complehn • c.a!!h tt£ m c:nll d for an
lhl booklt:L n "l'och 1s th rc for
I PjJtJ'<l ."
B\: tdc r I trnr n bookie:
tudcnt,. wall bring thr lr donna-
to pape nd appl d mu ll fc.e
lJp to U1 checking d k.
C r ttck r on nl b~ b-
tnincd nt th Ume Pi ~61 trndon
for • U tudcn\!1 who ho'<'-not prc
VIou:<ly rcga &4'-rt:d th• lt' ur.s on
e:nmpu tudcnt or I C\alty m m
w ho or~: driVJnC • dt!Ccrc. nt.
A successor to Vinton will be
n nt the first frl!shmnn clnss
, ting or the new semester. :V;o::l::-u-:m::-o:-:X;,I;-----:P::-1---:---::---:--------------==-----------
Spnng ~ctne~~ vice pre~tdcnl __________ o_n_o_o~r_L_o~g~,_P_o_r_t~1a_n~d=·~O~r~og~o=n=·~F~n~·d=n~y~·~J~a=n~u~n:ry~2:3:·~1:9S:3~---~N~u:m:~~r~l6 t thon thrat prcv ously r<:gt::..
t r ;d nd tud nL who h d
vnn<cd tn cln from ophom rc
to Junior or from Junior to ni!lr.
ThL t II wIn chedUII."' 16r
Pr gt•nnt·ut-nrms tm· the sen
d lUIS will bt' ,•hoscn ot lhc no..:..'Ct
Etling of !he group, nccOll ding
prt. tdent Don 'Piorcn. He f.'.~· Mundo~·s J>TO<Xdures mny ho
sto.:pp d ah( ad oltcr g n.m, it Ute Newly-Organized Dads' Club :~~~~:··"::;s;,.m. beg]•
Offers Cash for Card Design :,::~:~:i.·G. ~ the regrd of the clnss
11 tt wns n~::croS!lary to mnke the
wC~'S, parliculnrly in the case
Tomhn who hns put ln many
urs aB hcod of the commallcc on
ntor VOYAGEUR pictures.
Both Tomlin nnd Cnrtozlnn ns
at their successors will bn\'c
r pictures in the ycnrbook
tJ1c othca· clnss officers. 10 00-H, I, J, K, L.
Twenty-five doUors In cnah Is l.!!e<:tcd th~ following oHaccl1! for Lhrca!old, Holman t:oxplainC'd J 1·00-M, N, 0. 'j
being oflea·ed as first prize in n the next y(!ar: president. Floyd First, to promot<' fa I ndo;hlp 12~5-P, Q. R, s.
student-contest to design n mem-Dny; vice-president, Hugh Skm-nmong .Jil.udcnts. nlunmi nnd dnd.o 1 -45-T, U, V, w. X. Y, z.
bership card for the newly- nc.r; r.ccretary, Kenneth Holman; of the (OlJcgc; secondly, to p I
formed LewiS and Clnrk coU~c I trcasl•rer, Wnrt'cn FJtch, Jr.: d1-mot~ close rdntionshap b twe 11
Dads' club The club is nlso or-rector, w. E. Ericksen. the c:ollege nnd ~bl club and, fj. Dl·mes lo March
fermg o st.~ond-prl:r:c in the cord Other members of UIC~ cxe<:utive nnl~v. to nsslst an provlrlang for
contest of $10, according to dean conuntttcc, Jn addition to thn the needs of the student body. H N x1 w k
oC men Joe Huston. nboVf'•nnmed OrlJ<'J!r'S ore the (OI· 'Mcrnbcrship m the club \ Jll ere e ee
Unl• ors Announce Contest rules Wlll be found :in I 0 w in g stnnding committee be for life, ddcd Holman. w1t~ I
tho bottom raght-hnnd corner of heads: publlctty, Bert HorrJS; a membership fcc of $5 Tho An un• ffJctar· Matth of Dam
eelhearl Dance page two. , mcmbc.rshap, Roy Pond, nnd nc-eligtblc to jom llrt' nll fnlhcrs nntl C:nmJ)ntgn \I. ill b h ld on Uus
ifhe .. Pioneer Pops" held their uvila s. Carl Heins. gunrdmns ol enrolled or foruwr cnmpus Monday throul!h Frad y
first hlcctang Jonuary 15 and 'J'br> obJI!Ct.'l or the club are L"'wl.s and Clark 11tudcnls ol n lrt \\eel-.. acc{lrdtne to human
ltySeleclions ~---------~---------~----~~~---· ~:ns~mmi~IM ~ucln Visiting Quartet Member Belies Name, ~hoolpolicylirruJ the m11unl • K lng nnd Queen -o! Hwrts" •
be pick<:Cf to reign OVCl' the Reveals Budapest Never Heard Them ar Ol'gunl,z d d.rn on Nm p junior clnss Sweetheart 10 two Pt.r ).' ar or nn£ em s-
)1 I t l• r, VtJJJ Fl t cxpl !ned, but the lly thQl\C nthmdlng the af- By Garth Fonning w •rc born in Odusn. Russin, and btrlh and h111 En1dl h hna n
on February 13. Though their name is synon-the rourlh In Vi<'nnn. Both Kroyt ''.New York tinge" to lt. tudt-nt counCJI f It lhot thi:. \ ~
ll rorth} 1.1 e nd that 'W<' t class chose !our men nncl ymous the world O\'cr for skill ln ond Gorodl'lSky were born in Od-"Pinyang an n quurt l 1 very I~t Wl!t nn 1 Clurk 'lh ul 1 do one-
\Voanc.n to compete for the strmg quartet inlerprelotion, the essn, thouch U1c latuor's fomlly NCOCitng, 1 rud ~1odct y, lor thmg nbout st.
•n Us mectmc Tuesdny. Cnn-Budapest Strine qunrtct present cnmc lO America soon n!ter hlS each m mbcr must subordlnntc -------------------- · P ttn V."liJ ~put up .around uu•!! ior queen honors or~.: Fer-n pnrodox: Lhey hn\e h1 and \'ldu hl to th;,t Fl. Ott R z· t th campus to publJ IZI" u oam-Sprott, Arlene Hergert, Carla never performed in Du· 1ng ers e 1e oC the group. Such 1 nl)t pn n nd aron lun ban \HU
p nnd Judy Woodcock dnpesl. So stud Bor!s thf' c c, lor 1n. t uc b1: p!Jccd m st t tc 10( Uona lc Dole P\!Drson, Jnck Bas-Kroyt, \·ioUnist with lh!! To Tl·red Students with n conductor or n so-on \he ompus t f.ll( t 1u:1Lc gl\''in,g • Jtm M1sko and Bob Bi t.•U quartet, who wa\h Joe ol!lt • un the P rt of th \. antcr led.
I '1 for the title of lung. Gorodelsky, second ''io-One lnst e11nncc to hnvc fun be.fore "linnl-itis'' Kr yt pok nthu 19 ~ Lung w.all b<: found an the
II Bt'ckcr's band wdl provide linist, were intCI viewed !';Cls In as b<>tng offNed tomght in the Corm of the ttcnll) or tilt: Q\l rtct l'tll31'k hack. caf term. bQ(,k t rc
ay noon in Cot the donee which as to by faculty members Bor-"Fmnl Phnc. I on nftcr-snmc dance 1n the shack, tr•p to Jopnn In t Y r. and bu tn(l fftc: 11 durtng the
ball luague. held m the college K't mnasl- Is Sirpo and John K. by Dcltn Pht Comma sorority. Ht> found th(' P pl \' <..fk of Una1 xoms.. Th• dn e
8 frntemit y Doug Van Fl<'d hos bel!n Ri£'hards at Copeland The lhl me of the "Fling" is gear~d to the time~ lhl'n> rno t tnt rt"'tt I In d 1 tb JJn c mpu atld •U: tl:-i Je contests
scraps
m •·A" '"'.:.t •'"t:u as mnrncr of cC!rcmonics Mc.morial chapel Jnnu- and textbooks, exam papers. pen-,___ mu 1(\ mnny or ltt m v.tde Jonu:t Y 31.
15 they do\\ eo-ehn.rmc:n Bob Bryant and ary 15. . cJI nnd C\'C!D opples-!or-thc- floc:kmg to the croup' drc in The • .U!tc ..u·~ drh e for c
18-20. ene Hergert. The quartet or.cnn•zcd in Budn-l<'nchcr wdl be Included m t11C: room ~ ftcr P rfonru nct:s to dl£-pnng t rm \ ill be the World
nning stneu1 r committee hcnds mt.'ludc pest hut fi1'Sl performed in Her-uc(;ornhuns. cuss mu IC. s'uu nt SrrvlC:t fund cnmp 1gn
arrently in
buhind
atches tor
lpho 8-15,
C Lambda
p, 15-9. .. ... ,
t gam!'! or
'"'n 15·11,
compeL!
drop pet
a 15-12,
up n \'ictory
to rcma10
ith four
u go Grnnning, puhlicity; Evelyn Un, Gcrmony. Arter. e .. tnbllshmg! MusJ<: for the dance will be mast lnwr~ tt'd In mu ic. many whtch '\\ lll be.-h~ld Ftbmary l9-
~. chaperones; Denno Pe:l'ley, a European rcputntaon they 1.1"· fnlln rccOI Js "'llh onl'-hal! of of them flocking to the griJUP'll 26 und• r the .ch inl nshlp f
.lllrr~tUous; Solly ~y1 ell, banrJ.j buted in 1930 in America, where LC'a tnndem disc-Jocke~"· G~r$!c drec;slng room n!kr p~crformunc Stnn Mitchell.
Mt ko, intcmusslon enter they nre now p~nnanc:nlly ~Ct· Mnrando , ut th{ tumtnblc con-to discu mu ac. I
runt:'nt.:· Bob Bryant, rcJrc h tl~d. e.x~cpt f(lr pt.:raodJe conc:.:rl trois. John Pnul Joni!S will nssut '1'hcy l'VC'n enjoyed Bartok,
~ts. nnd Btll Frnn!:UCJl, clcnn-tnps abroad. Mnrnndn If tcchmcnl nrr.mnc- KrQyl snld. "\\tuch you know FI·nalExaml·naii.OD
Three of the qunrtct mi>mbe.r mcnts cnn be salisfoctonly 1ron~.:d IS llOl olwo; ell ;y on th unln-
o Pianists to Offer Bartok· out by tonight, the mus1c will b~ JllOtuJ car.'' s h d } R • I
papt-d In 0\'Cr KLAC, the cnmpu~ GorodcL"lk)• Is U1c 'bnhy" ot thr> C e U e epr1n
O\\n 1ndlo &tntJQn. group, being ats nc\\ t mtmbcr,
J\n admission c.hnrge of 25
cents IS bC!ang c.h •rg d, nccordm"
to dnncc chmm1.1n, Tnmnrn JnUc \\ hll Kmyt, u e~ nvt: h:d \ 1
Unbt, 1 10 his Ct •tc( nth )'L r
111 the \'loin ch. lr. traplc thl'Cnt is forecast for George Bi!hop, hns port u~ipntcd
ftT~;t musac hour o! the spring m prcviou mus1c hours os wcU
c.. t r nt 12:30 P m. Thursdn,>. as mode off-campus nppenrance • Dnnclnr:, wluch is to comm~nl'e Th£> quartrt ~nl'ludc It P t·
Tt utton. trombonist In th~ bnnd lmnwdaotely net~ r the w1nd~up uf land VI It tonaght t 30 t L
nry 5, in Copeland Mcmort- nnd orch •. :strn, has to hIS ercdat the l.C-Linfield bnskctbnll ~nntt coin In h chonl, where ~hf.':F \lo Ill Mondlly. Jll.Dunry 26
1-lum 1 8 00 10:{)0
Fd. 105 A & "B
Mlt • 19 A & B 10 15-11 -IS
Eng 1 l!l·tS 2 15
1'ut!Sd6y. Jomuary 27
8 00 MW'F 8 00-10 00 dmpel. I the compmullon o! SC\'Crul p18no In Ulc Paonctu'S' 10 nl, , ... II lt t prl.' ent th !n t or th lk thOVt 0
n..u,~atlacipants Include t.:nlor mu-ptcccs and songs. untllmidmght. C\ t It• of tung qu Jrt• l nn'\\r etlgint: 8 00 "M'b Ill 15 ll -15
12. 12 30 MWF 12 l.J· 2·15
game n iljor, Rowena Owen; grnd- • c f G d T f J 24
muruc n•sl!annl, Hugh Trut-M ld-year rop 0 ra uates 0 a s
nncl (I islant prof<·ssor or
BUDGET Robert J I. Stultr.e.
..,..,1 (Ol' lht.: CVI'nt Dr~
two.plono con c c rIo of
s Pi>ulcno llnd six ot lhe
:nnr• 'l'n PJt'CC8 flom Mlkr(lkO •
faa· l wo plnno!l by B• ln Bnr~
to b£> ploycd by Stoll.tc urui
lou.
)pn:mo Owen Will solo in
ll.'n<''s "It:> Ben· unt·c" nnd
Pamns:~u."
1.! 0\H n, who studies under A group or 2•1 LC ~tudcn ts ho
filed application !or dcgrt.'c on
the ba~is of work to be compl~::ti'Xl
Jnnuory 30, occo•·dins to n recent
announecnlcnt fl om tho R~'g l
la·nl"'s ofCic,, 'rhc proup, nnmcfl
b~ow, w&ll grndunlc nt tho Jum
C Xl' I (! fli{;.;.
Bochelor ot Sr.aCJtct: d()grccs ln
business admlnl trnllon. John A.
F'DI'hrtr l.connrd H cJ n.'<!r, Cnr) • T. lidos Jr, John C. Jubnson, Donnld Wlllinrn McCallum, Ber
n ru J. l\h;NichOJJl, John Paul
Mullin Rnymond Otto Sthum •·
chf'a' Houcrl R h;hard Sells. John I Huhert ~knurl~. ond Jnrncs Gor-
don WJ(dcn
1:1 S In so• Jolngy, Richnrd Clva·k
H!il Wll: bjoJup\, Dorothy A.
R •ll n n, home ('COnornlc Ahre
M. Pl i.kt~. hi Lo~, Robert Kcltstt'
Dt'\ m; pollllcul science, Donald
P. 0 t• nt;0<1 ll S. ln elem£"ntnry cdu~:1tlon, Shlrtcy Mnc.o Gene 11 ch. ('('un
omacs nnd buSlne ndmml t -
ltun, Willtnm M rlan Scol ,
hr lth nnd ph~J\.':ll cdlll llvn,
Llovd Vernon Stum\ und 1-"d u
D.1le Horvc).
Bnchl'lor oC Art de n: m
bu Jn(.'SS ndmuu Lrnttun; Cuy
Cnldw ,JI Sleph n on an JUUrnnl
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Neu·s or Jlielts
We hope our readers will excuse the absenct! of editorials in
this week's LOG. This omiSSion is due to n desire lo print all
the news that hns been held ov~r or has come in this week in
order that the sta{f may start the new ~cm~ster with a clean
desk. •
We feel that our first duty is to print nll the news so that
the student body may IJt! intormed . We do not fed that our at
tempts at interpretation or evaluation ~hould luke space need
ed !or this purpose.
$8~000 Still Needed
To Balance Budgets
A totol of $86,514 in &ifts from
1nda\'ldunls must be rol!C<"tcd by
June 30 to b3lnn~ the dc\'«!lop
mcnt nnd the gcncrnl operating
budgets. necording to PreSJdcnt
'Morgan S. Odell.
"At the beginnmc the f1Scn1
yeor, July l, 1952, $'i9,900 in glfl.s,
:rc,prcsenung 12 per cent of the
:total budget of $700,000, was n('cd·
cd to bnlnnce the general opcrnt ..
inc budget," Dr. Odell pomtcd
out. "As of January 13 we hod
.rctel\'t'd $45,227 tO\\ nrd that
nmount., l~avmg $34 673 to be
rni cd m mdh·1dual g1fts by June
30. 1\t:alnSt lhnt amount \\ c have
pledges of $12.000 ....
To balance the d<!Velopment
fund, '" hlc:h mcludes plant flmd
dispersements, tht;; scwnge d -
posal urut, the nthlel1c held nd
the mortgage, subscnpuons must
total $9~,125.
.. "We have recei\·ed $40,284
to\\ nrd this gonl," Dr. Odell c.x
plnmcd. "lcn,•mg $51,8,1 l '' htcb
remruns to be plcdg~o'<i.
"In add1ton to these amounts."
Faculty Change Made
Miss ~tala B1xb.} in I ,1ctor
in Englis.h, hns resigned cffeet
h•e With the close of this semes
ter. Miss B1xby came i.o LC from
Idnbo State college thlS :Call to
rEplace Alfred Hedrlck. •
J,frs. Elizabeth Gardmer, di
rector of drama, will :mstruct
one o.! the English compOSJtion
courses next semeste r. The re
maining course w11l be absorbed
in classes laugh t by stuff mem •
hers o! the E.nghsh department he contmued, "we recci\•cd $4!!,-
500 m ca.s.h for the new mu.;ic
bulldms :from Mr. nnd Mrs. Her
~rt Templeton nnd the1r :Calnily
ThiS lS in pn) mu1t townrd thcl.i
pledge of $100,000. Trustees nrt:.
now acti\'Ciy s ckmc the bnlonc~:
nN:eS-~'1' for the $300,000 buald·
1ng"
Vocation Meeting
Program Outlined
An nddress by the Rev. Marcus
J. Priester. secretary of church
vocnt1 in the nnUonnl bonrd
of Christtnn t'ducnuon or th1
Pr~bvterinn church will be th • mam feature or the first session
ot "'the conference on church \'0·
caltons to be held on Uus cnmpus
January 30 and 31.
Jhchard Smith, or San Aruel
mo Th !og1cnl scmmnr;r. wall
gtvc the ... ddrcss on Saturday
Both (; y , del .1lcs will have
nn opp rtunlt) to meet wtth
group Jcnd~s on ruch subjects
us church mumc Corctgn mis
sions, college t•o~:hmg, elc.
Ttmc lor cuun elm~ und inter
views \\Ill also be prov1d d.
The t:onfcrence ts for hfgh
school scnaors :md coli ge &tU·
dents from Oregon and outhem
Washington. Anyone interested In
nttc.ndtng should contact Dr. Jobr
Anderson or Roy Shearer b.
Tucsdny, January 27.
Registratlon \\'til be !rom i:30
n.m. to 8 p.m. Fridny. If lh·mg
quartCJ'S are des1red a fee of S2 50
w1ll be charged; Jf not, the regis
trntton fee IS $1.
~..,... BARK OF THE LOG ... u = w F-
To the ed.i!or:
Speech Arts stude.nts nrc prc
pnrang a discussiOn regarding the
extension of the r~ht to ''ot c
to the 18-21 ~·ear agl! group.
An interest m this subJect d~
\'el•Jped as a result of a propos. I
in the Oregon State legtslntur
whtch coils for an amendment t.
l.hc state coru.t.ltution lowerlnc
the age requi.rcme.nt to !uUdl vot
iD,g privileges from !!1 to 18 years.
Jt JS believed thnl hear:mgs on
Uus matter will toke place Jn the
month of F~bruary .
Such a proposal has been dis
cussed in pre\'lous years but I
om not aware of nny extensav~
attempt to secure the opm1ons of
the people .,.. ho would be nfCect-ed by il. thnt is, the 18-7.1 ag+:
group. 1 thmk thnt th1s particu
lar scctton oJ 1 he LOG would bf>
lendmg tlscl! to u !Wud usnge by
im•ltang students to submit the1r
opinions on Hus sul•Jt ct
Kcuth Burnr.
Ed's nolo-The l..OG ir always
ghad to lend 111ell lo Any good
UJU' It's. poliq 1.1 to prinJ all Jet
ten rocotved from its raaders.
However. 10 tho c:aa.e of polUic:
al iuuea.. a.nd this a a polilic:al
1s ue the edUor shall rourve the
r1ght of ualng his di•c:retlon to
)udgco whothor the aalerial has
enough oraginal thought to justify
its publicahoo or whether U is
men.ly a rehash of what one c:aa
reud claaly in the dowuJown news
paper'~.
u ..
t:bJOd:JJed Col!e6i'ie Preu
OUidlll putJUc · n . ChC! A o I t.-4 Stuchmtn of L<l"'l• nnd C'lllrk
f'OIIr:fle.. Publbb..d weeklY during th" coli 1:11 ycu Subacrlpllon rat•:a. u.oo J)t!r ,-~
a(!C()nd c:laaa matt~t~r at Jlortlland, Or.,cou,
'a4J~I"·ia-C~el DOD PloreD
.&.nod.&w e4.1\<l~ A.D.A etraJullal' ~ e41t.or
Olaii.Ck ObarDQUbt
CC!'J'Y J141~r Oartla raantnt
r.aUln e4.1tcJr ••rtJ 8cbol..4n Sodet7 •tUtor Oatbertne l)eUatr&'Y
8purta ecUtor Oback Oh&nlquJu •4· .. rtJ.uac r:naure r Marv Jlnzut
Clrical&tto ll 8\aU -JMD IU4a,
•uce K14a, :aou ••mba, ._.,.. ••r•t Petera. PIONEER LOG FddaT. JIUlu&ry 23,
I,.,._.,... • ........... " a·~= 7 u,..,.,_u~F u n ............ u 7--NEWS BRIEF ..
e~
0 1 Marines Seek Officers
M1d-ycn g11duut~. \\ho •ne in·
tl!reslcd in ~comang orrkea<s in
the Untt~ Stah•s Murine Co1 ps
mu.'lt apply by Februnry 15 nc
cordang to word recCI\'cd from the
Northwe st Mnnnc Corps rccr~il
ing offiCC.
The Corps is orCering nn of
ficer candidate duss des1gncd c~
pl'i:ially :Cor mld-ycnr gradual•
nnd lends to the rommisslon
o.r s~nd lieutenant In the USMC
nfter ten weeks trninmn . Alter
receiving their commiss aon, the
candadatcs w1U attend a fl\'c
month -~ull oftlccrs school.
Interested npplicnnt~ should
contnct the Mnrinc Corps pro
cul'cmen t officer, 110 Unton st.,
Seattle, \\'n.
Drama Director Speaks
~~ F , ... t 1 n, ' s CnnHncr,
director of rlrnmn, who JS cur
n nt ly appcnring m the Cwi~
Lhcnh.'r's produrlion of 4'hc Mod
'' omnn or Chnlllol," s:mdw 1ched
in n spl'nkang l'ngngcml•nt be
t wc-t!n performnnccs rercnt1y.
Mrs. Oordmc·r nddrt·s~ed tho
members of Thetn Sigmo Phi,
nal&onal busm(!ss ond profession
al women's soronty, m the Port
lund chopter'!'i meeting nl th(!
Chamber of Commerce bualdang.
Pioneers to Participate
.,. " L m t C. lark fnculty
members nrc pnrtic.ipnting in the
six·'' eek school of rellg1on spon
sorl'd January 12-Februnry lG by
the Portlund Council of Church
es.
Scltedukd Cor the Monday e\'1'•
mng series nt First Bnpti!tl church
nrc Dr. H. S. Tuttle, who will
tcaclt a course in .. Rl'hgious
'Growth of Adults," and Dr. U.
G. Dubach nnd Donald Balmcr,
"The Christian in .Pohllcs."
THe Rev, Hubert E. Rumer, pas
tor oT the Pallllinc Hill Pres
byterinn church on cnmpus, w.ll1
ol£er work m Audio-Visuals In
the Church.
Youth to Hear Dr. Odell
Pr ·•dent 11.1 r•un S. Qd( I '1 I
speak before the :rounc people's
group of Tnnlty Episcopnl church
on "The College's Rcsponsabillty
for Christian Society" at 8 p m.
January 25.
He addressed a noon meeting
or the SoroptomlSt club January
22 nt the Benson hotel. H1s top
tc wns "Higher Education m Ore·
gon ..
Dean Visits Wall a Wall a
Dr n arle:. W. 11 • •.trd accept
•:d rut mvitataon to meet with
pu1specti\'c LC &tudenls und their
parents and speaks todny on th~
u jc-ct of the church and church·
S peecb Activities
Reach High Gear
Th( Jorenslc d« p:utln< nt 1 or:
gmnlllg n busy year of speech
tournaments .
January 9 and 10, Mary EUer
by, Junior speech arts maJor, trav
eled ' to Seattle for the Pnctfic
Northwest lnv1tational r;pecch
tournament held nt Seattle Pncif-
1\' college. Mllr)' t.>ntcrcd lntcrpre·
tnt1on ond extempore spt>ukmg
events. I She qualihcd !OJ' the mtcrpr~ta·
twn fmnls, but had to wllhdraw
became pre\•1ous intNooller,iate
sp~-ech work diJ>qunlilicd her.
At the recronl State Ext<•mporro
Speaking contest at Liufif"'ld col
lege, Allen Thompson, fa cahrunn
speech student, rated u third
place til! spcCJk lng on "'I'h<' Unl
tt'Ci Stutes and the World Cr1 Is."
Mary Ellcrby look fourth place
in the women's contest, the topic
of which was "'l'Pie\'lslr'"'s Ef.
feet on Our Culture.'' -
a·clatcd c<lllcgcs nt Walln Walln
Wnshmgton.
The occnsion is the silver nn
mvc.: rsary ceh•brntion of the Ioree
nnct nctlvc ndult Sunday-f;chool
class o! the Pioncc1 Methodist
church, of which the Hownrd s
Wl·re, for scvNnl ycnr:;, mcmbl'r!l
Pioneers Attend Retreat
N.tn c~· Pond, seuior • ociology
mujor, and Dl'. Juhn L. Anderson,
collcci' chaplain servmg as wor
s.htp lender. represented Lewis
and CJ,•rk nl the recent mid-wtn •
tcr J.h.nuchn ret& cnt December
28 to 31.
The mnjnrlty of roll~gcs in Ore
gon and Wnshmgton along wiUl
scveml forcign C'ountdes were
r<'prc.scnll'<f bs tHe 90 attending.
-
Roberts Goes on Radio
r I( topic Nt w y l'tll'b Rl rtlU·
taons," was dtE:cusscd December
31 on KOIN by thn·e psycholo
gists !1om the Portland nn u, in
cluding Dr. G. 0. Roberts, l.C
psychology instructur. 1'he 15·
uunul•l pi'Ogt·um wns sponsored
by the Oregon '!'ubcrculosis nnd
Mental Hcnlth nssociotions. Choir Goes to Astoria
T hl c ,.IJt 111.: chotr '' ill t aJ •·
ru l ot rnnny bus trips
the "Sin~:ing Pioneers" trovt
the Jo,trst Prcsbytcl'llln churt
.t\ stodn, r l!'bnaary 1' for
iirst Cull conr1 rt or the
Bonnu• Newburgh, junior
sic nlllJor and n fr·cqucnt
wtth the choir, wlll sing sew
S~'lcctJon s. Also shoring the
light will be the mall!
compo ed or Jack Jl•nninM,
tenor, Bob Christopher, 1st
or, Uouc Dny, l>antone, nnd
Shenrt!r , boss.
Here's Aid With
Colle• 1.: l I m n
di\'ision students who are not
of their majors or vocntlons
m\'itcd to slvc their nom
Dr. VercH S. Fogdnll U
would hkc to pnrttc1pntc
spcclnl scrws of ll'SIS.
Durms the first pm t of
spring lt!rm, 1>oon nrter fi
llt:hcdulc cnn bl.l arranged
by lhc studl'nts can lllke
lo I ~"'Xoms pcrtui ning lo th(!
owls' Interests nnd posslllllt·
The students w11l be able to
I hOI r U\\' ll Sl'Ol I!S.
Video Dealer's Cooperation Enabl
Pioneers to Observe Inaugural S
Members of the foculty n.nd 1 nnd Dw1cht D. Loomis,
stud«mts or Lewis nnd Clnrk saw tor.
the innugurntion or PtcsJdentl The set wns mninlnlnc~
8:30 n.m. to 1:30 p.m. durm: Dwtght D. Eisenhower Tuesday special progrnm crom I prJ
wit
wee
rry,
1intol r,
w
Kept
GH'1
:D
llydd
lcnn Gl
1 fred E
New n
hon•
ny ut
Th..: ' " adcnt
hi .
Kappn 1 c through the courtesy of Johnny ton, D. c. by James H. Rnrlr,
Illo, owner of Oswego and Bur-structor, nnd Norman L.
hngarnc Radio and Telcvtsto!l . :Cer, nssi tnnt lnborntory ....... )i\'nnscm.
A 20-inch Trnvcl~er TV set wns tor. 'D, secrcj
l~nt to the college and set up in Armngcmcnls !or the TV rt • Bil rms, ond Bodme science hnfl Utldcr the dl-tions on cumpus were mndt
rccuon of Dr. A. A. GrOt>ning, Dr. \'ergil S. I>'ogdall, dew:
head ot tht: physics departm cnL students.
Dads' Club Contest Rul
The following rules have been set up for the contest to
sign a memlJel"ship card for the Lewis nnd Clark Dads'
according to dean of men Joe Huston:
Who may onJor-An:r student of Lewis nnd Clark college.
Deadhne for entro.nce-F ~ bruary 2i, 1953.
Snto of card 3 ~ x2-r\ inches.
I..euering \1 t read as tollows: L('was nnd Clark College
Club Pion~I Pops),
BuLs of judging ·Origmnlity, appropr:inl\!ncss, indlviduahty.
Pruo~F• t priZI S25; second prtzc $10.
Fur Lher information on the contest will be posted on
campus in the near future. Huston added .
Little Man on Campus by
•
• -
•
"I'm aure I've some c:igareuos hero 1omoplaco.• • Jnnuor~
1lRht nt l1
g1l F~
s, helc
thll
th1 F.a
Anyon
chap
Stgn,mg 1
.-... ,
be \'i
Dcltn
Owe
......
ideo
Fir
in
t to Astoria
oir will t k~
bus trips
>nccrs" travt;
tcraun chur~:t
ry 1, lor
l or the .)'~
Jrgh, junior
fn~quent 10l
will sing ~~~,~
~horang t h~;
he mule
~k Jennin8J!,
slophcr, 1 l
nr1tonc, nnd
With
rnc.:r
who nrc not
or \'OCnllons
their nom
Fogdnll if
pnrucipntc
tests..
t'Sl pot t
m nficr
oa·rong~d
can lake
ning to the
~ nd possalnl
ll be able to
•
nintained
p.m. dunn&
from \\'.,.,,.
1\CS H. Karle,
brman L.
oratory ... ,..
J were mod~
"ogdnll, deru:
Rul
e contest to
ark Dads' c:
k college.
rk College
lviduality. 'ridiY January 23. 1853 PIO~EER LOG
ew 1cers • Fun. for nll Is on tht! agcndo for tently omlllcd, tho~o students nrc
0 Preside the fm;t AWS-sponsorcd slum. nok•:d to contact Ocon Frt~dn
ber pnrty sch£'dulcd 19 follow th4: llortzf• ~ld, • T r.c-oc_:: baskctboll game Tu~-J\ reply card cndosl~ in the pr1ng erm dn.v. hbruary :1, In Ak1n ond lnvltntHln , must be returned no
Stt•wnrt hnlls. • lnt••r thnn Jnnunry 2tl to inform
wath CILihy Doll1traJ)' Invitations nm In lhc moll lor the A WS oC the numb(•r planning
ull womt•u students. In the event to llltf•nd. For those wishing to
N~w officers nrc slnlcd lo !hat .;orne nnmcs nrc lnadvcl'· t•nt brcllkfns t in thr. culntcrio "n
.al\"'' over the reins In hobbv
i n t c r c s l group:,, and
...... k orgnnizntions for the'
ing semeste r.
Pep club officers elected al
week's meeting :trc: Jo
ry, prcsadcnt: Lorrninc
off. vice president; Bar
W!!Stcrvolt, secretory, ond
Kcphu1·t. trcosurer.
lrv Jones \\'WI nnmcd Trodse
tMidclll nt; the ska club's rCl:Pnt
tans. Assastang Jones wall be
.,a ... n Smith, vice president:
I Stcworl, !ecrclnry; Donna
Crecoa y, corrc.~ponding l;CC·
: Dnllos r·inncll, trea~mror;
llydc, nssl!llant lrcusurer, and
ltnn Gn•gg, hlstoriun. Ad,•iscr
Fl'<'d Ocrgmunn.
New l>11lln Plu Cmnmu mem
honorcd nl'w otrict'rs Wcd
ny nt the home of Jane Cui
They ore Ann Longbnlln.
11'C.Si<Jenl; Tarnnru JuUc, vice
t: Cru-nlyn Colcord, scc
'''lllrv:, Pat rvhlls, trcnsurer; Vlr·
o Pi o l z, scrgcnnt-nl·nrms;
>Jur•n Archibald) chupln.ln; Ann
hlstorwn; Dione VInton,
:cut;~.: mistress, nnd J11ne Culver
Lorraine Damofr, ISC rcn
ntutlvcs.
Knppu Phi Alphn ml'mbcrs hnvt.•
Clnrk Sh;phens ns prcsl·
H1s oH1cc.rs ant•ludc Oewcy
)~'ll,!ISitln, \'ICC prcsadcnt; Jack 01-
n. sccrt::tn•·y, Blnir Lindlc, trcns
' Ball Diell'l, scrgcnnt-a t
nns, nnd Brad Laghty, chuplain. • • •
Jnnuory birthdnys of 1aculty
bcrs wcac cclt•bruted ln:sl
1haht nt the home ol Dr. and Mrs.
real Jt'ogdall. The potluck din-
_,s, held each month to celt:.·
the events, are sponsm·cd
th• F~\·ully Womtn" ·Jub.
Anyono widung to nng in
chapol chou may do ao by
w~ning a hat 1n the ofhce of L.
Glarum 1n the music
building or by attendmg the
t nasion of the class next
estor, which wiU moot on
,TUIDsaloy and Thursday a.t 8 a.m .•
IO•~c·hour fine arts credit is
for the course. •
..
CA:-.: YOU "take it" 6 days a \\eel\'! For 52 wee~'! Can
you meet the high ~tandan.ls required to be an A' ia
tion Cildet? lfyou can-then here\ a man-size oppor
tunity! An opportunity to scr\'e your country and
build a per-:.onal career that will11t you for rcspon~ible
posit tOn~ both in military and cmnmcrcial a' iation.
! posted on Bob Mercer '\ • dccted prcsi· .-. ... or Dcltu Tau Rho nl thc frn·
•·....,1ty's mcctang la.'it Wednesday. :----- - olliccrs include Bob Sen-It \\on't be cas)' Tr.1ining discipline for A'iation
Cadets is rigid '\ ou'll work hurd. study hnrd, play
banl-espccinlly for the first fe\\ weeks. But \\hen it's
oH:r, you'll be a pro-\\ith a career ahead of)OU that
willlaJ.\e you as far as you "ant to go. You graduate
a-. a 2nd Lieutenant in the \1r Force, with p<t)' of
$5,300.00 u year. And this is only the beginning -by . \"ICl.' president; Dave Por-
' . -. . sCCil'tury: Fn'd Tomhn, h t ns
; Del Purl1 ~r. mnrshnl; Dollns
11rmc•l1, IFC Jcpreserttollve, nnd
Shocmokc1, delegntc to tn·
pter Sl'nUl('.
lntcr·Fl'ut.•rnlty co unci I in•
All Pioneer Women on February 3
Wedncsdny morninr., nn ammr
lot<! r<!ply J nee(• nry to lnsur•·
n rt>£crvatlon. A fer! ot 40 cent
will be chnrged. ror t.hOS<' unablr• to brtng sle~p..
ang bogs. •
''J usl bring your P J .'s nnd
cumc,'' ur·gc Pot Kcphnrt and .Jun
Jm:ks;on, cQ·I'hairm,.n, "lind lr Jffl •
siblc, bring o skt•ping bng.'' l3ccla
anrl blunk<Jtim: will be prov1d•·d V1vl Nickerwn w nssi11lin~
rhoinnen Pnt nnd Jnn. Ho e
moth••fll Mrs. I.cnorn VDnAJ16..
wcrp and l\hJJ Helen Nnundol\
ur, helping whh al,.,.plng n"'"
~-.
• •
)Our opponunitie. for ndvan~m~nl are unlimited.
ARE YOU ELIGIBLE?
To quahf) a an 1\' iation Cadet. you mu~t have rom
pletcd at lean two years of college. Tbi i n mi11imum
r~.:quiremcnt -it's be.-,t if you st:.1y in school and gradu
ate. In addition, you mu~t be between 19 and 26!11
)Car~. unmarried. unc.l in good phJ irnl condition.
YOU CAN CHOOSE BETWEEN
PILOT OR AIRCRAFT OBSERVER
lt' you choose to he nn Aircmfl Ob~erver. your train
ing "ill he in 'n' igntion. Bombardment, Radar
Operation or Aircn1lt Performance Eng)ncering . -
9 •
I
its new officers Jnnunry
In Palatanc mnnor. Doug Von
Sigmu Alpha Sigma. wafl New Aviation Cadet Training Classes Begin Every Few Weeks! ,
l'rvc• ns p1 eo;ldt'nt A.:.sisling him
be v1cc pn adent Dole Pcnr
Dclt.u Tnu Rho, ,md secrdtuoy
Owens, S1gmn Alpha Sagmn -
.,.,.,· ental Choir Due
First Spring Chapel
"""" opening chapel or the new
mt•stCJ' w.ill lcnture u musacnl
1rv11~e tcnturmg the 40-voicc 0l'
... ~ .... ul collt•gc choir, February
t•htJir, cliH~c lt.>d by HoW Ill d
, will rnuk·~ scv\•ral appt.!lll'·
in Porllund an port of llS
progrmn . Pnor to their nr
on cnmpus, lhc tdngc•rs will
concerlJJ at ~'Ufll hacil
Plerlmont Pre.~:bytcrtnn
, .... ,n ond l\torclnnd Prt.·~byh•ri
church.
AUcJT the chapel ser\'ice, the
l'Cttlcntnl musicians wJII l.lc
ppllac,e.· of the callcgc for lunch HERE'S WHAT TO DO:
J. TuJ..c: n tran,cript of your college credit and n cop)
of \OUr birth •. :crtificate to \OUr nt:,lfeSl Air rorce
~
Ba"t or Re..:ruiung Station. r111 out the apphc-.1tion
the) gJ\C )OU.
2. 11 ;tppliC'.ttion i nc~.:eptctl. the Air f'orce w11l arran~e
for )OU lll ltke ll ph)MC,II C\ilOlin,JllllO, 3. :--:ext, )OU \\Ill be ghen o \\Tillt-n ami rnanunl upti~
tude IC I.
4. If )Oll pa your ph) ictll and other test • )Oll :\til
be hedukd for on \\nation Cadet fminine CU1 ...
'Jbe Sc:lecu'c Scr.iC"C Act .tUm.. .)OU ra lour-month
deferment "hak \\Ulling cia n ~ignment.
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Where to get more deftii~S: Visit your nearest Air Force Base or Air Force Recruiting Offlter ..
OR WRITE TO: AVIATION CADET HEADQUARTERS , U. S. AIR FORCE, WASHINGTON 25, D. C. -Page Four • PIONEER LOG Friday. January 23, 1
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Kappas Klinch Krown Huston Hits at NCAA Platoon System Ba
Kappa Phl Alpha wrapped up
the intramural voUeyball cham· By Chuc:k Charnquil t Inc time to fewer pln)'c11 , CI'PC· Qnjuymcnl or lhc game hns bt'cn lcccs \dll sutr~r nlQt;t ho\\u-, .....
ploaahlp by soundly waxing the LOn St•«•rllt l!ldltor c1nUy ln the smnllcr t'olJ,•gcs. lm;lc•x•d by hn\·lng :2 :Cu"!!l·slrlng ''In fl uutll \ ollcge, \\'hfJt
Polocau , lS-9, u.s, ln n playoff Joe Hu ton Mondll) blnslcd the 2. Tlw plntoon s~ sll:m \\II !I ~;CO• po!!hiMs l>pt.:n rmci tbe !ri~11dly fanlt tu~nouL ovcrnrtes 7!5
Thundliy. new NCAA ruling "hach lHms nomlcol nnd \\ os the bc~t mt:lhotl 11\'0iry offcMI\'C nnd dcfl'n lvc JH'Obllhly lc 1hon hoiC ol
Final A. Volleyball Lt~mdingsz fa c subst:ltulion or plnttlon sya-or U!ilng nll of thv ovnlloble tno• plntoons. will mnke tho gmdc und~r
'Kappa 6 1 tl"m footbnll t"nnl <HI the tenm. ''The free subslitution rule h!Ul plntoon uyillf.!m, Only uhOilt
Poloc:ats S 2 Huston, cnt('ring his scnnth 3. Thcri~ mnv ba n l<'ndrtlC)' nwdl! foothnll m the past fwc qurtrlt•r of the 7" rould mnkc
Sigma -<4 2 y" or of c:ollccc :foolbnll cone hang umonu sonw coorhcs to he )('.'IS vcnrs, o for ns the plhyma uons, hwm undt!r thu u.:w •
• L11mbda 4 2 at LC nw·t fall, llsts foUl' rua!Ollns •'once.~ n('J wllh Jl\lnQt' mjuric» llt'lit In hlsto1 y," llustun snld. ru lln;~o Th1B mcana t hnt o
DQlla 2 4 \\ h\ he objects to the .NCAA rul-such ru; might occur to slortcrs "I' he h11nnlng of plat von sub· t.,'OllC'l!C woulfllaovc to hnv< tl
Alphn - l s me: £!nrly in the quort. I'S, stltulltm," he :mid, "Wll!i to benefit out or flbt1Ul1l'i0 pro:mcctB lrl
B ta 0 G '1. The> new rule wJlJlimlt ploy- 4. On u so<>d foqund, mna·nh: nnd thl' smnll C'(lliC!It<'S. !J'he !lmnlf' col: n cood 3,1-pluycr t•·um.
LC Ouinlet Clashes With .Linfield on Palatine Hill Tonight ''· fur ns the qunllty or
gnm , Huston Uunks it wtll
sutft.:l, "When n plnycr go
minutes, both his offcm c ond
:(. fcnse \\'111 suflca." :0.: •• • .y. .y. .. •:-
Pioneers Down Badgers 81-70, Lose ·67-65
Basket Averages Locals Too Green Helser Crew Orange and Black's Foe To sum up tho ef!cct on
aunlHy, he quoted Paul
lwnd m ntor nt•Poctcic, ..... ,~,~
\\Ill chonge lrom o come of
to a fil\11\o of • ndurnncc."
In 01 Onlesls 2 loss ot the honds of o murc . . . v JJ b II Ch experienced PorUond State col-abl; o~po~itlon ,t.lus wc:k cncl when they clnsh ~\•1th Roy He!-Q ey a ase
lege crew m n motcll Jonuorv ~er s Lmfn"!ld \o\ tldcnts 111 a home-and-home sencs.
The Pe.lati.nc hill ~ge ~re\~ 15. ~ The Pioneers ploy the Wildcnts tonight on the Palatine Hill
clubbed Paclfic, 81-tO. Fl'ldaj The cmly \'cl~ron grapplers-on floor then on Saturdav night the locals journey to McMinn-
nJght at Forest Grove then 1hc LC sguod na·c lctt£'.nncn :Tim ''ille to piay Linfield i;1 tlu~ir gym. T.umbdn Phi Epsilon, with ~
fu-s Ken S<'~ntl nnd John
succumbed to the same Bndg- ~hsl{o nnd Jnck Dollnh. Mtsko . , 1 1 C •
1 · 1 . . !ought n drnw ,,,th Don York Coach Eldon F1x boys, w 10 wore t 1e con erence favorttc
ers tile nc.'i:h·t 'llmg 1
~ llll n tpv.~o-(PSC) in the 177-pound class. tag at the beginning of th~ season, arc now fighting hard to in the llncup lor lim fil1lt tl
this ) ••ar, dowrwd previously
beaten .Knppn Phi J\lphn
strolghl sets, 15·10, 15·11, Tt.
doy. overt me t r1 er m t 1e 1o- ' . •
Th i. 1 f Ballah lost in o fnll to Lc · Allen stay m the flag chase. neer gym. e ma score o (PSC), who is one of the top
second game was 67-65, Pa-men In Oregon fn the 130-pound
cUi c. clnss.
Tbc fn'St night. the Orongc Conch BiU O'Hnrn said th:tt
were shooting wllh lliiUl%ins nc-there IS stronc promise of bct
ruro~'. lutting 30 out or G3 at-ter sho\\,n nfte.r the squad PU Sweeps Two
From Freshmen
tempted field goals. That's n picks up more experience. Scoring four points In Ute fl-
shootlng average of .4i6. From the Summary: nal minute of play, Pacific's )•cnr-
foul lmc, they were even more 130-Lec Allen {PSC) fall O\'Cr llng cage squad tripped up AI Ak
dcadly. ma 1ng only tv. o of 23 Jnck Bnllah (LC). ins' Pionct?r Babes 54-51 tn the
chartty tosses. for n free throw 137-Chuck McCarty (PSC) loser's gym Saturday night to
nveroge of .913. fall o'er Don Phtlllps CLC>. sweep a wcclrcnd home-nnd-homc
Four members of tht: starting 157-Buzz "'llea1h~y (PSC) rail series.
five rnck<>d llp l7 pomb; or more O\'Cr Dn\'t~ Sellers (LC). In Friday's tilt, Jlloyed ot For
Jn the free scor.mg bnll came. John 16i-Jnck McElroy (PSC) foil est Grove, the Badger freshmen
Fucz wns Jugh !or LC. canning over Bob Benton (LC). toppled the LC crew, 6i-il:!,
20 polnu; Be \\'US !oUowcd by 177 -Dcm York (PSC) drew Akins' ch~u-gcs, led hy .l'"n~d
Ken Servns wJth 18 and Milt with Jun Misko (LC), Greatwood who gornorcd 16
Scbrot'dt'r and Gory Jnekson With l!H-Denu Moms CPSC) deci-pomt.s lor his cvenang's cH01 ts,
17 opleec sJcm over Tcx Stevenson CLC). held a 51-50 lead O\'l'r the F'orcst
. The Plon.,e;rs_ led most >Of the Hcrwy-Pnt Curtis (PSC) fall Grovers wlth Jess than o minute
wrn • Wlth~ --·1• lead nt the lust o\ ct John MarLin (LC). to play Snturdny but a quack
qunrt<>r, 4 .. -41 ot hnl!-ttmc, and n Final score-- iicld goal and two free throw
60-59 m rgm nt the bcg.mnmg of Porllnnd State Collcge, __ _o;28 turned the tide against the lo-
tbe last perJod. Pacific hcld brief Lev; 15 nnd ct. rk ~ cals.
lends sn th f.t.rSt and thud cnntos. --------------:-------------
A In: t econd basket in the imnl
moments or the seoond overtime
period ga\ conch Hnrvcy Roloff
Badg~..:rs a lUird earned VlC'tory
o\·cr LC in the second came. The
scol'(' at. the end of th regulnr
plnymg time wns knotted at 61-nll.
Wheo the first f1vc-mlnute over
time pc od had elapsed, Ule score
w till ltrd, this time 64-.64. Inde.pendent-Dormiles Top Greeks
Lipsticl· nnd bobb.}'Pins re
placed the usunl ntmosphcrc of
the gym 1nst Thursdny ns the
girl& Jet thclr luur down 'for the
women's intrnmurol oll-ctar bns
kctboll same. by the Greek's Ann Dillo RO!:C
Namba, speedy JltUe forwnrd :for
the Independents, scored 14.
Coach LoTTy "Dutch'' Bert·
ram's Sorority nll-stars were m
the game nlt lhe way but could
ncv. r overcome the 15-8 lead h ld
by the Indcpcndc.>nl·Donnltory
team. Going Into tonight's gomc. I.C KoJ)pn's loss to l..nmbdn
owns n 2-3 conlcrcncc record the stantlings Jnto a he for
which is good enough for a Ioul'th chnmpionslHp bctw ccn
place tie Y.Tith Pndl1c. Linfield unci the Polecats.
bOosts three wins nnd two losses Slgmo Alphn Sfgmn ended
nnd sole POSSt!SSIOn of S<!cond o tie !or third place by dc:fcn!it
plal'e. l.inhcld's three \'ictorics m-Dc1tn 11-15, 15-7, Hi-10. In nn1~~·
elude wJns over first place WU-cr "J\" Jcngue game Alpho
Jnmettc, powerful College of Omrgn deCent eel Bett1
Idaho nnd Whitman. 15-0 15-13.
H l~:cr's pcll-mcll offense is ln' ''B" league nction Sigma
buJ t al'ound 6-5 senior Ted Me-pho SiRmn cllnt'ht>d the
K . t1t center and two promising with a "'m over Knppa. Lntmlt<
fJuslunen nt the Corwords. The captur1 1 second by
fr~.:shmcn ru·c Dnve San(ord nnd Dcltn 15 13, 15-13.
Dunne l.cggcll, l.loUt iuwcrmg 6·6.
The Ozangc nnd Bl~ck Fpllt r----------- ---
lhclr two gnmcs with I'&tcHic lost BUDGET SAVEB
week. John Fucz, LC book shot SPEC I .A L at STACEY'S
c~p••rl, led the locnls in scoring plnln ''no I
both ntght.s wtlh u two-night totnl S'\VEA TERS
of 4·1 pomts.
The Ptonecrs lay.of! nt'xt
w..:ekt•nd for !mat exams bul on
the week following LC will pick
up wht:'rc It i<'fl off ogolnst th•! 1
Wtldcnts, plnl·lng nt McMinnville,
February 0.
Gnmc time for both of this
wu k r:ond's tussles is
8.15 p.m. set for f'l nnt 1 rutll
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8512 S. W. Terwilliger Blvd. Phone CH 7721 The PaoncctS led nl half-time
83.27. They O\~ncd a repcctnble
shootlng a\ erose de:spite their
lo The locals bh 23 out of 53
nttcmpi.S (or n 434 avernge. The game p1ttcd n teom of the
bi!st plnycrs from the indepen
dent and dorrnitorle.s squads
agruiUil a team made up from the
cream of the c.rop oi the soror
H)· circuit. ----------~======~~========~
Fuu wns h1Gh man for 'the sec
ond mgbt, anking 24 'J)Qmi.B Jack
son had 12 .a:nd Schroedl r had 11 The IndepC"ndcnt-dormltcs won,
31-24 dcsp1tc o 15 potnt effort
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