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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 12, Number 1
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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1953-09-01
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Vol. XII PioneC)r Log, Portland, Oregon. Friday, Septom~r 18, 1953 NO. 1
Social Season Kick-off Set Commuter's Dirge
With Donee Monday Night A number of chnnges have
been mndc in the bus scrv1cc
from IO£t year's schedule. This
year's complete tlme table, 115
well as a story w1th explana
tions may be found on page 3
O( this ISSUe. K1ck-of! time is here nlhlet
lcnlly, acndcmicnlly nnd will or·
tivc socJUlly Monday n1ght when
new students, transfers and re
turnees meet at thu Kick-ore
dllllCC.
1-~onk Elliott and his 6-picC'c
bond will pluy !or the fh-st socinl
cwnt., scheduled to bllgin at B
and end nl II p.m. in the gym.
Gutting acquainted is tops ori
the list of "musts" planned by
chairmen Jo Krueger and Don
Fibiger, who hove arranged to
hove dnnct! mixers and novelty
numbers on the agenda.
During mtcrmiss1on, Coach
Joe Huston will introdu('c hiS
team and the rally squad will
make an appearance. To enter
tain musically, Creighton Mc
Grath and Gary Larsen will play
and dance. Cathy Majovski is m
charge of arrangements.
A g10nl replicn of n football MOONLIGHTERS
FRANK ELLIOTT
• • • His band opens season.
program lislmg LC games will ISh PI V
be 0 backdrop (or the band stand. earer ans esper
Other decorations will be keyed S . f S d
lo the football thPm( according ervJces Qf UD ay
to Liz Rnuschning, chairman.
Cokes nnd orange drinks will
be served for 10 cents while
cookies (nil you con cut) will be
donated by member~~ of the dnnce
committee nnd sophomore class.
Patrons and palronesses for
the event arc Mr. ond Mrs. John
Wnllbridge, Dr. and Ml's. Che~
ter Fnsbic and Dr. and Mn.
Robert Dusenbery.
Additional committee mem
bers tnclude Jerry Conrath,
band; Sue Cederoth, refresh
ments; Jeanine Tcrnnhan, pub
licity, and Bnrbnra Pfau, pa
trons and patronesses. Vesper services will be held
at 7 p.m Sunday, September· 20,
in the Copeland memor1nl chap
el, according to Roy Shearer, hu-
man relations chairman.
The service will he under the
direction of Dr. John Anderson,
college chaplain. Student leaders
will p<lrticipate tn lhc discusston .
The program IS under the spon
sorship of the associated students.
Vespc.r services nrc Informal
meetings in which the spuiluot
and human aspects of campu:.
life arc discussed . All students
are invited to attend. Old, New Students
To Attend BoDine
Shooting Sessions
"We want youl" is the cry go-
ing out to nil new and returnmg
I students and new faculty mem
' bcrs :ftom the college pubhcity
department.
A photographer wlll be m B-11
(th~ basement of Bodme) only
this week and next to take In
dividual pictures or the entire
student body !or the yearbook, a
collei:c photo file and all other
college and c1ty publications. So
-"Now is the time to be shut!"
The photo ree of $1.25 ...,.ill pro·
v1dc four proofs for stude.nt se
lection, one glossy print for a
college phot~ me and one for
each appearance in the year-
book. •
Pastel sweat~rs will be UP
proprinte for the women and su1t
coals, while shirts and lies for
the men.
Pictures will be taken between
9 nnd 12:30 and bet\,.,:en 1 nnd
~ today and Monday through
F'ridny of next week.
This is the first lime college
photos have been taken as part
ot registration. The public1ty de
portment urges student support
or the plan as lt will nld in meet
ing early yearbook deadlines and
tn insurmg more complete pic-.
toriol coverage of LC students in
both college nnd city publica-
lions. Wtth the end of Ortentalton we•!k, or the B1g Hello. otu
dcnts face the chnrc of getting their names and datum about.
themselves written down on a couple of dozen vari-colored
cards. a chore commonly known as registration.
Freshmen nnd transfer students start the job today. while
returning students must register Monday, the 21. Advance
estimates by the regtsLTnr's office
account for some 300 freshmen,
150 lrnnlc.rs nnd 600 return"es
Regastrotwn wlU be held In the
theater.
Two main requirements must
be met before n student Is off1c·
iaJiy registered Farst., a reglstrn
tion booklet must be fJllcd out
and approved at the registrar's
checking desk.
Students must. hnv • n clir rcc
IS!rntion stamp on lh<'ir book
let, whether they huve an auto
mobile or not. Also dorm rcsi
dcnls should have their dorma
lory pnpca'S and all those taking
the necessary courses ahould
have applk>d mu51c fcc shps.
The second necessity for reg
IStration Is the completion or
fmnnc1ol arrnnge.menta of some
kind with the business office
Unlc.ss card 2, wh1ch the student
ket!ps. Is endorsed by the busi
n£!SS off.ice, the student is not en
titled to att.cnd cla~.
Thew IS a change m procedure
this yenr WhiCh Will be Of ln•
tercst to all returning students.
The white double class card
which heretofore has been tilled
out m each ctnss durtng the first
S<'..ssion will now be tilled out
durang regtStrataon, one !or
each class sagned for
LOG editor Chuck Charnquut
and Adviser Gov Harding Jenk
ms request all students to rm
out-in detail-the c.ard labeled
for the news bureau. This cnrd
will nlso be once-overed at the
regastrn.r's chec.kmg desk.
Chnnges 10 n student's pro
gram nft.cr r..:glstrotlon may be
made !ree or charge until noon
on Frlday, Scpwmber 25. After
thiS date there 1S a charge of
$1. Underte~mers Lol
Moves Northwest
Until October 10
Parking, one of the b1ggcst pro
blems on campus, \Vill be even
more ncute the flrst th.rce or
four weeks of the fall scmP.Ster
due to the construction of t.he
new Pioneer grid plant.
All junaor lllld sentor p:arklng
will be ns normal, wtth th~ ju
niors parking in the "p1l'' nnd
the seniors parlting CID Lhe main
camp WI.
All sophomores nnd !re.shmen
will park temporarily m the two
lots above and at lhe north end
ot the regular undertcnnen:
parking area. The area where
parking \\ill be prohibited wm
be plainly marked.
Joe Huston, denn of men and
director or parking on the etUn·
pus, asked that all students co
operate in obeying the posted
tralfic and parking rul~ H said
that undertermers wm be nblc
to return to their regular park
ing area by October 10.
Ruston also urged Wl students
to be ru.re to register their cnrs
on ~gistrntio n dny and place
their parking slickers on cars.
immechately.
BoDine Bricked!
BoDine science building is be
ing bricked. This fact 16 perfect!)•
obv1ou.s to nnyone who wnnders
by nnd freshmen mny wonder
what all the fllSS is about, but to
juruors, seruors and even sopho
mores, actually sccing the brick
ing rise is like meeting Santa
Claus. You hear n lot about him,
but you don't ever quite believe
you're gomg to s~ hlUl.
We'U believe .it the day we see
the last brick plnced in the lnst
row m the lnsl comer at the top
of BODme.
LC'sPatti ins Place in iss America Finals
Mass Oregon, LC's Pnlli Throop,
IS on her way home afh.•r bel.ll({
named one or tlu ten top bcnutics
in the MaliS Amt•ritn contest nnd
rccclvang n $1000 scholarship.
Patt1 is rchu nin~ h 1ppv to
have won n place in lbe finals,
nod WILhOUl rCJ:rClllOI not (
ling the title. she would rather
go bock to hf't' family.
On hur trip bock Patti. her
mother, fnther nnd s1ster '" tl
tour New York City.
A sophomof<'. she IS maJoring
m d1·amat1cs ond plans n career
m lh•• thetltcr. For her tnlent. of
fct mg m the contest she gnvc n
rcodms or Amy Lowell's pOl'm,
"Pntlcms" whach hf.'lpc<'l hc1' w1n
thr ~hs:; Oregon nnd Miss Port
lmd taller., She wns I'Oachl•d for
thiS n~ading uy Ml'6. Con11tUIICl'
Fol t.s, dromnucs IJl!;tM~dol'.
Pntli modo•lr~ 11 while cvcnmg
rown and n white bnthmc sutl
for the fmnls. She wos elimlnnled
in the m1dtllc or thl! Jlrogram.
Sho• Wlt!l dctcrmmcd to t.lo her
best, nod lw d1d, but she wo!l
uc 1 unlly reltc\' cd not to win the
title b-;cc,usc slw did not \\'i&h to
lca·1e home uncJ wonte..-d to con
tinue her drnmotl c tudics. P.\ TTl THROOP. Miss Orogon, wavos from o car during the gala Mlu America contost hold at A1·
lon.tic City, Now Jersoy last wookend. Plltti was 11moag top Jx,11utys in :this rear's con.tost. Sho wu
in the flnul ten. bolng eliminated ln tho final night of ju.dglng. PatU is 11 sophomore at LC. At Lewis and Clark M1ss Ore
gon played o len dine rol" in
".Men au White," Fir Aeres thea
ter offenng last spnns She u
ncti...,c m drnmntlcs on cnmpus
and '"on a sebolanhip to the sum
mer sess1on thts summ~r.
Fatr skinned, black hmrcd Pat
ti was 1952 Rose FCSU\'al pnn
ccss from Clc\ clnnd hlgh school
and lnst ~ e:tr's freshman clu.ss
homecoming pnnecss.. Sh docs
profess1onnl modelmg nnd mod
eled an the Mothers' club f h
ton show last spnng In the 1953
Rose Festival par de sh rode
c . .a bathmg beauty on Ute Jant
zen floaL
Pntb wns sponsored by the
Lwnbnrd Boo lt•n; club 1n th
Mi . Portlnnd contest.
Pioneers on Air
"L~wlS and CJt\rk on th<: Air"
w 111 be a 1~ular bronde t from
G to 6.30 p.m vt-.ry Sund
O\: er stnhon KPOJ Geo.rg\!
Bishop. nsstsblnl prof or of
mUSl~. wall announce thlS Sun
dn' s ''Wclr:ommg the Fresh
men" progrnm, '' hich will f •
t uro n urn bcrs bs the band,
choU' Md men's glee c.lo"b Pngo Two
"""' ]u"t 13ra e~
The httle girl that lhes m the hou~c across the sl~cct looked
so unstghtl.) tlw years she wore braces on her teeth. She dadn'l
like the looks of them e.tlher, c,~cn though the "ugl)" br.tce
would tmprove he.t appearan~c.
R1ght now. people new to the Lew1s and Clark campus
wonder n httle b1t at U1e 1'brace.:,'' thnt litter Lhc nppcsrnnce
of the Paoucer ~chool.
Oue da~ the little girl across the street, had hc1 braces 1 c
mo\•cd. The pC<Iple who knew he.r all rcmnrkcd on ho\\ much
different and how nice she looked.
Repmrs remodeling and buildmg hove gh•cn the college
a l<>rn up clutt~Urcd look. With ~and, bricks and nil the other
matenal needed to put a new fate on Bodmc hnll, a dttch
:runnmg from m front of the gym to U1c freshman pnrking lot
and varaous construction jobs under way on the campu...,
str.tngers qucshon the widely publiCJzed beauty of Lewis and
Clark college.
When the braces are gane hoWC\'C.r, the real beauty will
stlll be there.
G'ollee:ian ·'"' KaleicloscoJJe
Enrollmg m college is a good deal like turnmg the ll'ns of
a child's kaleidoscope. Multi-colored crescents, ~quares and
diamonds that one instant vic with one another for space
sudden).) fall tog~tlter to fo~m n perfect patlcm.
In numbers as greaL as lhere are tints and shades ol glass.
problems come to the entenng students ...
How many hours can I afford to take? Which cl~e.s nrc
keyed especinll) to my interests? Can l balance successfully
m) academic and social interests? Will my e.~tra-cutTicular
work take precedence over my scholarly acth•ities? Will 1
sn) "Hl!" first to my classmates or wtll I spend the next four
years waiting for the other fellow to speak? Will I make a
Stncere effort to understand. then, in tum, pract1ce the a1ms
of the college" Will I mnke n good Pioneer-in attitude and
m nct1on'?
And, when each of the questions is answered, a pattern is
formed. But Ule kaleidoscope picture can be quickly turned
and nnoth~r amage take 1ts place. Not so the view that is
fonnulnted by the indh<Idual. His answers f1t into one nn'lthe:r
m a la~11ng impression that he carries through his college
career and, after that, into his post-graduation work.
E\ ery pernon·~ pattem 1~ a different one What will y<1UJ"S
be? PIONEER LOG f'riday, Soptembor 18, 19S3
Student Council I Reflection Pool • • • by Poindexter
Remodels Office
As 'White House'
Thl' LC student nd1ninlslrn tion
st~ps into a remodeled buildmg
th•s s m, !llcr--thc White BoullL
-wh1t'h stnnds minus 1:! curtaaru;
but plus ont' fnl>e hfhn_g.
The U!>l!d-to-bt' ohvc dr b
shack, loeated just north of Ut~
gym, took on bnght colo&-s thilJ
summer ns mcmbers or ll1c stu
dent counCil and student bod~
got bUS)' with pmnt and brusltcs.
Three &hndes of gn-cn predom
matc the intcrtor and n couple of
wolls nrc brown. G['C('n burlop
will line the walls of one off1cc
The e.xtenor tr1m ts dnrk grct'n
Student bod~· president Gror c
Mu.rnndas, nsstStcd b)• Dave Stc
\'ens nnd Dale Pearson, wielded
the bn1sh lor a good portion
of the 3-month JOb. Others thnt
helped ~riodioally were Bob
Btsscll, Doug Van 1-·1~t, Mtlt
Schrocdcr, Don Snelling, and
Dic.-k Uhl.
The house was remodeled by
the mmntennncc crew lhi.c; sum
mer. It is div1ded Into thrco
rooms, ench witb its own color
scheme, wh1ch will serve ns tht
pr('sid<'.nt's offtce. commisswncrs'
oUicc and council room.
Ne\\·cst addition to the interior
is n chair, which .in the \\ ords
of its owner is-"the most!" The
ultrn-modcm ptccc or funuture
was o gift to President Mo.randiU
who e<>lebrauxi his 21 birthday
Wt:'dncsdny.
The gift ·w1ls presented by Bob
Bissell. on behalf of lh<! student
counciJ, dur.tng the fnculty-ad
ministrntion rdrcot at Mcnucho
Sunday.
Pioneer Pete, LC's newly nc.
quired mnscot nnd spsnlcd Pi
onN>r, will stand m !ront of the
WhltC' Hou~l'. Bud Cad\Hll de
"tgned 'Pete' who w11l ndorn
1gns, lnerature and lh t\adcnt
bod,. cru-d; -Miller, Sather Rave About
Friendly, Casual Hawaii
By Jeeaino Ternehan "The weather w .1 JUSl Pl'r-
Rctumlng as cnthus•1 llt' Ha-feet," smd Mnry. "Bv('n the nun
wnhnn l!OOd-wJII nmbnssodo~ arc was delightful.''
.Mnry Maller nnd Marilyn Sather, Used to the cold t<:y Oregon
sc.ntor clcmentnry education ma-portion or the PncHtc, th1! guls
jors who nltcnded the ~lX·Wcek W<'re amn:zl'd to find thnt the
summer scss1on at the Umversity '' atcr was almost hot. Al first
or Hnwn1i. they thought It would be llrlng
The girl. loved the tslands nnd to swim tn such wru m water,
plan to ~o bock some day. but U1ey found it wonderful.
''The people nrc so friendlv," One can SWim n long wny out
srud Mary, "nnd it's such a c.asunl \\ ithout dnnger because tlll'rC lS
hfc. You don't C\:Cr dt·css up, nu undertow, snid Mary. 'rhe
and hots nrc unheard of. 1-~very- \\ ntcr ls bcaultful, ll'!: blue, not
one goes around in bathing su1ts grcc.n, she added.
nnd snndols." When .Mnry and M n r 1l y n
Munlyn thought the food was wa.-.n'l down ot the beach lonr
terrtfJc nnd Mnry loved the Hn-ing, they studJCd !or lhmr history
wnunn mu lc. In Lhe lslnnds of U1t• isl:mds coun.c nnd learned
eYcrybody plnys the gu1tur ()r. to hula.
ut and stn~. hl' . ntd. Th gtrls shared n cottur,c unil
1'hl' gtrl \H nt to H wnu on 3 w1U1 10 other fttris There was
lour IU'T'tlnttcd b' till Student onl;> ont' kll<'htm and everyone
A wood(·n plaque to dl.J'Cct Trovcl Overst'.t.S program wtth 58 al\,·n .. ·s wanted to use It nL once.
I 1 C JX' ons to the studl'llt bod~ nf-Utcr Lud• nts (rotn nil oH.:r th~ Th\! gu·t.s thou •h! Jt was n r nt . 1 are t l e a rs flee will hang on Ulc po t ofCif!f.' Umt d ~t{lt• The gt'Ollp flew l'.XpC!l':ll!ncc 111 lcnrhmg lO cook.
Dr. Vergil Fogdnll wood-burned 1\' rand n: turned on the Lurluw, Thl'y g~_ nt"rnlly couk<•d 1~\'0 me tl~
N 1S tndlc<Jted elsewhere in this issue. the Tualaltn Vall Y thC' plaque wh1ch ts tnscttbt'a pt ndln a \\ ('k an Snn Fran-nnd went out for dinner-to be
con p n~ has gnm pared the bus ser. ice. Tbe m~un rea.:: n ASLC Office.'' c c on the way back HUN:" to ~ct one good rncnl
~ Job~o~lvmut~.lack~~ltonag~~hatcn~-rn --~--S-P_O_T_U_G_H_T-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~
d ne
The whole run Ui peraled bv the Tualuhn lines \\ hJt English Prof Helen Naundorf Spends
15 kn ~ a loss run. Tbe company doesn t expect to mak S V E } d C
an m lD the fll"St place, but as the years go by they keep umrner isiting ng an I ontineni
1 ng mor nnd more. The Duntborpe hne. \ hit>h runs out
be\: nd LC h _ h Pd the pr-oblem by o m prop :o
uv. r; m thr> c:fu,trict ~5 per month. The Tualatm compa v
hn o i d to run more frequl!llt chedules J{ the college
" uld sub id1z 't to the tune of $100 p('r month Smce the
oolleg~ 1 h 1 trouble meetln'l bills as it •~ nd the num
ber of bus mhn students is comparatively mall Dr. Odell
felt tht to be mad\•isable.
Another suggestion js to have the Portland Traction com
pan) c>.."tend Jts Barbur Blvd. lme to the colle~e Th1s would
mean runnlng the line out only one mtlc more thnn it go£:
DO\\ but the c mpany would ha\'e to get nn out:-.of-citv char
ter Lhe cost o£ which lS prohibltive.
A number of years ago, the college tried running its own
shuttle CJ"\'lCC from the campus lo Burlmr,amc, where con
ne 10n for town can be made, but the result wns disastrous,
en mg up w1th avt:: ragE' loads of one student per tnp
Pnn Stewart. complroller, who is responsible for most of
the mformat1on cttcd above, sees the only solutwn a 1.1
st pped-up program of :rides m pn\'ate cars and we frankly
a ree w1lh him.
' ttldAI wllllcaUon of tbo Aaaoctate(l StudWlla of J.,oW1t 1111.d Cla.ru
f'OII 1r I"UI llal r.!l w kly 4urtna" tba coUctCCI 791'. Sullllertvtlon rato 11:
U oo r r YC!LI'
Cnter•.:d u 4eo<rnd cl&lll! matter at Portland. Oregon.
J::clUor
KAna c;iuc .Jl 4i 1.0T
••-l:CU\Or
rQtiU"e :eclJtor
liporU !14Jt.=
Bodat7 J:4Jter
IIIIUC.Orlal :114J14r
Photo am p.luzr
Bulnna KA:D&£'Cl" Chuck cnaarn(luin
Kerb •c:holdu
C&th7 :D•Uat.ntJ'
3 4l&JI..ln• T U'AA haD
OUr\ Oopanha~au
Jnau:ae 11wabr1Ak
Ana Onallln«
;Jid •• w
:Dt.cll 'Ubi ll rou hi) 200 color hclt>s ond
hghtly starry eycrl 1ot'k m
U\e CYC!> nrc nny mdtc:~llons of
the succcs o! n summer vacation
trap, then Hckn Naundorf, ru:
lnnt professor of Engbsh, can
congnilulntc> herself on n sum
mer well penL
Mus Nuuudorf recently re
lumt.'i.i w1t.h hu famtly from o
lX·\1;c, l! s1 hl!s.e<!lng tour of Eu
ror'e .,, hu:ll hod tts dramn\Jc ru;
wcll OS SC:CDIC highlights
IA•a\ tng Amenca June 10 M1
Nnundod flew to Scotland m cx
nctly seven hours First port of
call wns Edinburgh, where she
more than made up :for miSStn
the coronation by photographing
Que<'n Ehzabclh nnd Pnnce Phthp
they drove by in an open
phoc-ton.
Dunng hcr time in England
wh n she trnvcled b) tr ln
Cwhicb \\ ns often, as sht: made o
tour of lhc mkc country went to
Strut!ord, etc.) the EnglmdCJ'II
olways pobt.-.ly ask('d Ml Nnun
dorf If she we1c Cnnodwn
It se,-.ms they r"nlul'd she
wwm'l Eugltsh bccaus of her U('-'1-tf' 6ald 'cvt n n stnlk of C< I cry " •m autornobtle in Eurupc Ill that,
Whtle tn En 1 tnd M1 N un-over there, nutornob1lc drt\ ('J'fi
nrf hod the opportunity of meet-ar~.: treated just !Jkc pede trla1lS
Ill 14-.> cur-old Ben~ ka Nowuk, , re-here. The htcyclc dri\'(~rs.
ho 1s one of the three wnr v1c-wllO nre the rent rul(!I'S or the
Un Ute LC fnt;ulty l upporUng. rond m Europe nnd outnumber
When Lh y w~re on the conti- ~:an; by 3 Iorge perctlltnr.c.-. com
n<.nt, thl.' Nnundor!s rented a pleteJy lgnorC' U1em.
TRAVELER The lughtinht of th1:1 ir1p for
MlSs Nnundorrs f •lne>r, who
along wtlh her rnothc.r and Sisler
mode up the purty, wns n reunion
w1th his ouly brothr:r whom h~
hndn't seen smcc 19121 Mr Ntntn~
o:lorrs brother lives in Leipzig,
which Is ln the Russton 1.onc, but
h~e v. ru nblc.>, wlth some dlfl1culty
to ~et a penntt to v1 tl H• mburg
m t.hc 'Bralsh zone where the two
brothu,; held a three-tin,> rc·
un1on
Oth r plnccs \il •ted mcludc..'ri
SwHzcrlnnd (prnctlcilll.> thP onl.>
r-tJunlJ) tn Europe that isn't bank
rupt), ltaly (hot nnd Uck\'), Nu:e
(the.> were holding nn All-Europo
folk duncmg fcsttvnJ), and P lra,:
(Whl•re the elevators go aldowaya
lfl th(' E!Ue) tower).
ccnt, )•ct they couldn't bchcw HELEN N A UNDORF
slw was on Amc.rtenn bccnusc "J Mw Nnundot•f h.td bctt•·r luck
than Mary Ell~.>rby, tmother t<:u
ropeun trnv<•l .. r lrom LC. MISS
N.:lUlld(lr! mnd~ 1t brtck to Port
land whUe MtruJ Ell~:.rby '"· os
thlB is wntt.cn, detalncd in New
York ••• Sidewoy11 1n an •loYalor.
nev~r went around sny.i.ng 'Hey-------------
Moe' or 'Ht, Bud.'l"
At Strnlford -on-Avon, M Is
Naundorl queurd up for two
ltourt to get stnndlng room for
.. rucbnrd 111." The EncHsh nrc n
great p ·ople for !ormmr. line::;
''The} 'll queue up !or nnythmg," car-nn Amr rl nn Ch•. vrolct 1
"We felt it was enough to <"OAL"
w1th the no.rrow roads and for
eign lnncuogcs," Mia Noundorf
~>xplmna, "without confusmg our-
<•lvc With o fore1r.n ('ftT ·•
The mnm dlffaculty m dn\•mg We hope to bring you the ad
ventures of Miss £11CJ by next
Yo cck. l.f she survives to tell us
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rriday. Soptomber 18, 19~3 PIONEER LOG Pogo Thno
On the Soctal Stde with Jeanne Hulsbrink
Like Movies ... Love
Is Better Than Ever Old Servant's Ouarlers Plus One Name Add
Up lo Recipe for Gatehouse, New Men's Dorm
' Wcdchngs, cngng~mcnts, showers and more wcddmg'"' sc •m
to ha\'C ftllcd the summer socio I cu lcmd~n· Lhtli year.
Somt of lhc.: mot c recent Wt'Uding nnnounc::cmenls WPrc
thu ;" nt Vll'glnto Pietz to Gonf. Arvldaon: Jonn Johru~on '52 lo
Donald Buoorman 152; Row"na Owen to froderlc: Nowion:
Diana Murphy to BUl Trovor md Geraldine John t~on to
Richard Buckloy.
'T'hc faculty not to be outdone. was rcprcscntt!U by Gay
Harding ,, hridc '(lf August 29. The LC publictty d1rcctor and
hcod or the journnlism dcpnrt
m~nt Is now Mrs Raymond Jcn
ktns.
Other new bndcs and groom
mcludc Ann 01Jo and Gtlbcrt
Christwn Jr.; 'l..ourn Berglund
nnd Adolph L(lw1s; Bonnie New
burgh and Dick Hensley; Lois
Williamson und Bill McClelland:
Jean Beebo and Vornon Stoinor:
Constnncc Fr~nth utd Moldon
CoUoy: LaVonno Barnard nnd
Kl!rm Lund.
Ht ntl · in llu pothcht wns
Mn. Elllabelh Gardinor. former
head of the •Pt'« t'h arts deport
ment, when she bccnmc the
mother of "Jo Ell:r.nbcth" Gnrdt-
ncr September 8 •
Along wtlh nll tht• weddings,
mnny LC cugagcmcnts were cele
brated durmg U1c summer vacJI
uon Couples engaged nrc.:
Dorolh'f Fraur to JUchnrd Goy;
Marilyn Saul to Richntd Spell
mnn; Audre Hnrtl'nsLcm to Har
old Adrian: nnd Elizabeth John-
son to Rogcrt Hollingsworth. Free Hawaii Trip
To Top Salesman
The nthlellc dcpnrtmcnt st1ll
holds open the1r offer lo gh•, an
nll-expensc p01d tnp to Hnwnh
lo the person selling the most
scru;on rcs~rved cent tickets lor
the 1953. Ptont.>er football cason
Tick~ts Ill'!:.' $0 for fsvc cnmC'l!.
The n .. >scrved scnts nrc under
eovcr ond between the 35 yard
lines. All of 14e"·is and Clark's
home games this ycnr wlU oc
played in the new Lcw1s ond
Clark stadium.
Athletic director Eldon Fix
snid lhot ticket& nrc moving well
but there art! plenty of good scats
• • rcmnuung.
Anyone is clig.iblc to win the
trip to Hawaii. Including stu
dents, faculty, alumnt or fricndJ
or the coUegc. Tite winner Wlll
tr:avcl to Rawnil the fn-st week
tn December vin nirplnnl'. A new nnmc tor un old land
mark on th.:o campus gtv">s LC
nnuthc.r men's dorm.
'l'hc new name, Gntchousc . Tnt
old londmnrk, tho fonncr horuc
of Dr nnd Mrs. Morgan S Odell,
president or the college.
The Odells moved from the
tone bungnlow nt the cntrartcc
of the college during the sum
mer to one of thl' homes on SW Huddleson lru1c, JUr.:t south of
lhe college.
lmmcdlotn]y work bcgon on t.hn
bwldtog thnl at one tunc hows...cl
L'1c scrvnnts of the sprawling
Fronk cst.ntc. The JOb wns to turn
1t mto n dormttory to house 14
men. Dtflu:ulUcs were met and
O\•ereomc, shov; crs \vcre mstnllcd
"lod when freshmen orrtvcd th1s
Wf'Ck, Lhc Gotchousc, still renking
wsth U1c sml'll of fresh prunt nnd C'lutterccl with n1J matter ot eon
stnlcLton mat~rtai.S Ol>(!ncd ita
,foors for ·the first time.
The fonncr rcs1dcncc of \he
prcstdent of the college h.u
plnycd host to mnnv scmor teas,
given by Dr. Odell and h1s wite.
Jnck Baslmc president of the
c:nlor class. is he~ resident of
lht" hew men·s donn. The donn
wfll house &eVen men upstrurs
and 5cvcn men down.
More ol those "old mnrrn .. -d
tolk" nrc Dewey Swanson and
Bnt·barn Vtck; Shirley Cengol·
bach and Brian Toller. Bolly
Lake nnd Bill Martell: Wtnlfred
Gr1f11n nnd Stevon Kiost.
LC grocls nlso fount! themselves
cuttmg the trudltlounl coke. Sum
mer nnnounccd lhc wcddu\gs of
Bonnie Dunbar \o Polor Hahn,
and Selah Conway to Georg~.,>
R1shel. Fix .snid that nn)·one who want
ed to sell or buy season ttckcts
:for the coming season come to his
office in the b')'m nnd he would ,.
gtve more infonnntion there.
Tbc Lewis cmd Clork Alumni
nssocfnt10n ond the Pioneer Dod's
club ore helping push ticket
soles. YearS Faculty Members Include
Something Old, Something New'
Pttlnttnc drnwnl£ room will
ncatn be the cccnc or tears nnd
rice throwmg October 3 when
Joanne Bluk~ will become Mrs.
Ardon Craig. __; ___ _
September 24 Set
s First Chapel
Pr.: id~nt Morgnn S Od('ll \\ill
spt'ak nt the opemnc: chapel l'f\
tl.'e ot 11 o m. Thursdny, Septem
ber 24, in Copeland Mcmorlnl
chnpcl.
Choplnln o( th~ coiJcge John
Anderson onticfpntcs n l.'npocity
crowd to hl!nr Dr. Odell who cus
h•murily addresses tha :first chapel
of the st·hool Yl'ar.
Mcmbc.>rs of thlS yant.ts ch.npcl
('Ommlllct•, headed by Mnd~> ll~d
mondson, nrc Omnc MncKcn~it•
and Jon Lundy, musu:; John
How•·. prt>pnraUons: George Jc.t
fcrson, Barborn Wogner nncl
Sharon Sleeper publll!1ty: nnd
Puuln Scott, student leaders.
Faculty members nrc Hl'lcn
Nnundorf, Dr. Che tcr Frtc:btc, L
Sltml~y Glnrwn, Wllliurn Stafford
and Dr. John Hnrnngton, mem
ber c. ·-oflic1o
Fir Acres Announces
Tryouts for First Play
Tt"\ outs fot lhc first maJor ploy
of t~e scnst>n will be held 'l'ucs
dny, Srptcmhcr 22, ot 7 p.m. in
morn 20 oC the speech nrts butld
!ng.
'l'lw ploy w 111 bt• Eu&l.'nc
O'Nc1ll's "Ah, WlldN·ncils" 1t
will be directed bv tht• n~\\' heod
of llt dmtnn dl.)pDrlmt nt, D1
Clifford llnnuu·, who Will conduct
the nud 1t10ns
All studt:!II\S on CLJmpus w·e In·
vHcd to try out for the cllllt,
whkh hns roles for six men and
ftvc wom(!n. 'l'he l>lov wUJ b
presentl'd October 2~, 30 ond 31 College to Issue
Contracts for Dorm
Contracts wtll bt' let Thursd ',
S\.!Dtember :!4, for the new h lt
rrullJon dollnr men' dorrnatorv
to r.u:t' Uus full, occordm to p,..-•
1dt nt Morgnn S. Odell,
The new donn wtll b bualt
on the south rude of thc.camp\1!1,
udJ:tCcnt to Huddk n I ... nc
The donn w1ll provJdt' lJ\ ln
quart rs for 124 men n wdl
study loung• . rN:.rcatJon room
and o large hvmc room. ArrAn . -
ment:~ wtll be mode later to hou c
natJonnl :fratcrntltes, \\ hlch nre
bemg odm1ttcd to Uw campus lh~
ycnr.
A root bridge c1 ossmg the rn
vinc on the souU1 s1dl' of thl'
cnmpus wJll connt>cl the new dor
ralltOr) w1i..h the mnin tollcgc
nren.
The ~,utstde design u~ro on tht:.'
m('n' ltvmg qunrtl'rs wlll be Slm
llnr to thnt o.( thc two womt:on's
donmtoncs, Akm holt ond Stcw
•·t hall. SC\·crul new faces nlong wuh of '49, wlll Lcnch mothl'!mn.tlcs
some fanllhur ones wall be S!.!<'n r('placutg Dwight Loomis. Long
nmong Ute ft~cully lor the !all st•rve:d lruil yc:u· on the staff of
t<!l"m, including three new !uU-1 E tern Oregon College of Educn
ttme instructors, ftvc returning uon.
r •• culty members nnd sevcrul new In the p ychology d"pnrtmcnt
pnrt-tlm• mslructorn, Norman W :HJckmun \Hll ~c
Heplaclng Mr.;. 1-~mnbcth Gnr-ru. nss tant pro!~or Dunne Utt.
dmer as du•cctor of dramutt past yc,;.r Htckman hrld a t ach
wlll b Dr. ChUord Hunur for-ln fellow h1p nt Ut Um~; rs1h
mcrl~ hcnd of th~ pet..'Ch nrtz de-\' Creson.
p:lrtln nt ut Eastern N w M~:>x As rcturnang lncult). Dr Jot
um\ tl.}. J ton "'all t cl phtlu op!l
\ 1110n L Lon bummull niter y".1r
Hawaiian sland Educational Tou
Offered in December by College
The colll!gc as o!fcrmg, for the
hrsL t1me U\ hi lory, 1 one week
cduc .. uonul tour to Hnwnu
Th tour "til 1 O\ 1 Portland
by Pan Amer1can AlrWnys ''Stra
to-CIIpper" on TucSdnJ, Decem
bet 1, nnd will return Wednes
dny, Dtwcmbcr ll. It \\ m run con
l'urnnlly wlth the Le\\ tS nnd
C.:la.l'k foolbnll team' gnmc \\ sth
the Umvcrstty o1 Huwnu in Hon
olulu December 4.
Students, purcnt , nlumru and
!r1 ntis of tht' college nrc mvitcd to join th<.• tour, oocordmg to
nthlettc director Eldon FIX, ,,.} o
as m chnrge or r t n•atton.! on
th~ cnmpus.
All nrrnng~menls for the tour
to the tslonds lU"t: bclnc rt\llde by
the t.:n1 c:-Kuhn Lt1nrd bun'au.
The tour \\Ill mclude
1. A round trJp 1r fnrc (t(•m
Poallnnd Qr Seattle and 16 dny
excursion tJckcL
2. Eight do.). or h •td accommo
dnllons, with two p •rson to
room.
Tualatin Bus Co. Reveals Decrease
In Service in New Fall Schedules 3 A tour of lhc Uni\·~.:risly of
n .w·;ui \he City or Honolulu, 3
dl'cle tour of the talund
-1 Trnnsport lion to nnd from
the night or fun on Deet mbcr 4
mcludtng t.Jckcls. The bus scr\'u:e run between the college nnd the Ctty of Portland
hns been decreased thts )•cnr, accordm~: to schroulcs re.leoscd by the
•runlntin Bus compo1w, which holds the lrnnchlse.
Mntn rea on gt\ en b,> the compnny for U1o sctbnck is Jock of ptlS·
ng~'rs One ot the drn•trs remembers n tltnc ,o few~ enrn Dflo, whtn
thl" bus .scrv1ce ron every half-hour w1th sumdlng room only londs.
Too many students how• prJ\'ntc cnrs nowadays, U1~ dn\'er clnim."
Thls yenr there 1s 110 en icc tor n pcrwd of lhr~.:l' how-s bet~\·.., en
8:30 and 11·25 in lhl:' mornu1g, ns well as o two-hour gnp ln Uw .ntt
«.;1'110011
LEAVING PORTLAND
7:30 A M
a·ao A. M
11:25 A M.
12~30 P. J\l.
•2:10 P M
2:50 P. M
4 30 P M.
6:16 P. M
•Nol tm Saturdays. LEAVINC LEWIS AND CLARK
0:50 A M.
1 :! 05 P. l'•L
•2:30 P. M.
3:30 P. M.
5:10 P. M.
There IS no bus .. cn·Jcc on Sundoya; or lc •nl holldtiys 5. All trnn purt.ohon t x
6 The sen'Jl"t's <.'f the ltlur man
ngcr.
For othea mformnt1on Fax ug
~c~tt:>d thnL J><'I"SOns call or come
and ec him D ,,dun for 11
pphcntions 1.\i No\·c:m~r 15.
Turner Passes Exam
M n. U tc.r H tll Tum r, hl'ad
ot the womrn•s ph) lent dueotlnn
department rc•'<!IVl'd nota(u:: tion
the !arsl w ck m Scph: rnbcr thot
he hod p l'd the staw bar 'C·
nrntnotiuns Mrs Tunt r u on
~ enr'li len\ c ot o~ nc tu~ m
on a !cllows.hlp at Orc:•gon Stnt
wl1t!.n' sb a ~\'Orkin tor b ·r doe
tar's dec~ lr :we ot absence in v.; hu·h Utnc
hl' completro hlS Ph.D. in phLlos
..,phy .nt Pnnceton.
George Ennis, fanner dcnn or
men, w11l return to the edu.::l·
tum dep:u1m£'nt after nn obscnoo
of t\T .. >o )'(' .rs v.; hlch ln luded
<ldtUttr ork ot Ore S
coli(' Al o relurnmg nfte:r two
tM of absence 1S Reinhardt
P ul) P01ul did unte r
t Yale nnd "1U n c m\Llc
true tor.
f rum u tud.l l St
rd. Wnrrcn Smlth Wlll ;;n e
l.rult prok or tn th P E.
I p!.l tment and Kc::nnelh John-
n \\all WI • ah n
· tanl prot or u! bt h
h \l.flg tume!d u t
WQI k at the Uniw~l"Slty of Wash
&n on
Nt.••w part-Lime UlStruc:tors in
clude Dr. Bcntncc Young, Spnn
tsh, Ed\mrd G Cuh ·r m .u, -
mnlico; Clnr1.1 Young, evening
cl 10 fenC'tllg, Cynlbla Hott u,
ptano, Kc.tth Bum.-;. lk:ung; Ann
Gr nntng, rh thms. Joyce Mor·
~>fin \\ Offil'n• ph}'Slct~} du 11 n
and Mar IU'l!t Peters, ~" mmu
Ford Aid Sends Wood
To Eastern University
Joan Wood, former LC tudc:nt.,
I tt ln.._o:t Wedncsd ~ to tt d
F umv l"Slty, n all
hool m Naslnillc. Tcnnt'S3;cc ..
Joan "1ll be-onto at \.:TV fn~
1> hit..:'"' on tht.> curnpus. Sht' wou
~holo.rslup for $400 from lh
NuttQnnl Scholarsh p fund for
N ·n-o stud nts. a dtvi ion o1 the
Ftttd f undat on \\hi h h u t
lln n l xl ndcd to whites.. In .nadi
uon, .she recetvftd a tu1tion cl\~1-
rshtp trorn the unh•crs.i ty for
~25
Sht' hop(: to att nd for h\ o
(l r nnd ll\!lJor lJl <=•t.hct educa
tion or soctolo •.
Mus is n st p toward lm:alon
do\ n the ro 1111 barn rn that.
~x t aatd Jonn.
'I he UUI\ cnllt~ ~lOU:: 1.) Ci •
·h mgcd ten \\ httc nnd Negro
tud nts as n be lnnmg of tb
progti m Pa!JO Four
ozen
Freshmen Players Stand Out
On /53 Pioneer Grid Machine
BT Gordoa Mnklnster
A host of promlsmg ~hmen
and transfers repo.r1cd to the
gridJ..rOn to bQlster 12 retummg
lettcnncn ns Conc.b Joe Huston
and Assistant CoaCh Al Akins put
out thNr :firSt call last '" eek. Martm hn' c piA.) cd onl) dt!lcnsc
and the tn~kll! spot will be f1llcd
b.) DC.\\ comi!rS Lookmg best ln
prneticc so far hn\'C been Dnrr'Cll
E\•l'.rott, n trnns.f€'r frnm Grays
Harbor JC, nnd Ernie Hardt, n
Jll)'Yt>e before he ent~ the nir
force Huston has SlX tackle pro!
pec:ts. nll o! them O\ cr 200 pound! . PIONEER LOG rriday. S•ptom~r 18,
• n
Stadium Under Construction;
First Contest Set for October 10
coru.truct1on 1s an full swJng I Tlw stadium, whid1 1.!1 hclog
on Lcw&S nnd Clnrk's new 3700 constructed em the west bank of
scat footbnll slnd1un. nnd ahould the fonnc.r f'lshor f1old. will he
be rendy, bnrrmg nny unforeseen <'nllcd LcwlS and Clark stadium
dlfCJc:ulucs, ior the P1onccrs' fJr'St unttl o Inter date wlwn formul
home gnmc ngnuut Lintic.ld &t-dcdil'atlon ceremonies will take
urdny Qftcrnoon .October I 0, oe-place.
cordmg to nthlcuc director Eldon The new plont wliJ consist or
Fil\. wood, steel nnd concrete biN1ch-crs ••xc.~ndlng from the. gonl hnc
on Uu:! south end or the ltcld to
appro. lmntcly the 20-ynrd hnc:
on the north
.t\.11 together nbout 52 nlh1c;4 •
24 or them freshmen, drew equip
ment. Of the lcttennen, fn•t.> nrc
ends. four hnlfboc$s.. l\\ o guards
nnd Clne n center New Gridiron Plant Set for Pioneers A wood and stec.-1 constructed
roof wtll CO\'C:r 1800 scnts in thl!
stndlum . The root wlll be support.
cd by four stcd posts whach, no
cording to 1<'1x, will be smnll
PnOugh to gave all :Cons In the
undcrco\'c.r nrc.a the srcntC$1
!liTlount of unobstructt'd vision
possabl~
The Ploneers w1ll be overload
~ WJlh talent at the end posts
with Graeme .Leggott, nll-confer
ence two ,l'cnrs ngo, Al Scott.
.l•m Qwck. Clark Stephens and
Doug D:~) bnck to snas passes
once ogrun. Day 1S nlso a top-rot<>
punter.
Cook. Sautb Loaa Backs
In the backfield veterans Jim
Smith and Caley Cook. both 100-
:oard dnsh perfonners, :Conn a
~ecd> bnU-c::arrymg twosome nt
hnl!bnck '\\"lth lcttennan Frank
Fmr, bac:k from two years 1n the A modern, 26·seat press bnx
will be bu11t on top of thl' roof
ol the. grnndsland and will
complet<.'ly enclosed in glnss.
The fJcld 1tscll hos rcccivcd 4
new layer of turf over the sum.
mer and with no practice on 1t
lhlS fnll should be m cxcelle
condition for 1953 grid ocuon,
rumy, and Dale Brethnuer to The abo•• drawing is Jhe ar!Ut's conception of Lewis and Clark's now stadium which will be Along w1th the new blench!!~
nnd grandstand, the nthlcttc dt•·
pnrtmcnt hns installed n new all
clcctric scoreboard on the south
end of the flcld. The scoreboard,
of the most modern design, hns
n running lime style clock, down
and yards-to-go indicator and the
quarter and score lights. bac:k them up located on tho old Fuher Field. Total teaiing capacity ia estimated at 3700 with completion date sot
Fullback C()uJd go to any one of _be_fo..;;r~o-th_•_o..;.pe_&U_n~g;;__h_o_m_•....;g:..a_m_•_o_t_th_•_O_r_a_n....;g~o-an_d_B_lo_c_k_Wl_ ._th_L_ i_n_n_· e_l_d_o_n_o_ct_o_b_o_r_l_o_. ----- Ft." sa1d that ticket soles for
the P1oncers' f1vc games arc mov
mg nlong well but thnt there are
still many good scats avnilnble
All reserved seats in thl! stadium
nrc under cover and between the
35-ynrd lines. :four men, Pat Adnms.. out wJth m
JUnes most or last year, and fresh
man Gene Flippm, Earl Ennebret
son nnd Don Allen are workmg
:for the power slot.
Crnig Hunt, regular center for
last two years, may be pushed
this season by transfer Don John
son. 280-pound star 1rom Portland
St.nU!. N orlhwesl Conference Grid Elevens Prepare
For Season Openers; Bearcals, Pacific Solid
QB Post Wide Open
Quarterback will be a question
mark th15 year w1tb five :fresh
men \")'tng for the starting spoL
So fnr Pete Hopkins from Yan
couvf!T' and .:Tun Johnson of Rni
ruer have gamed an edge but Leo
Bolnr of Cnsll~ Rock is dnving
hnrc:l Don Rasmussen 1rom West
Linn and Milwaukie's Carl Wood
bum are also m on the battle.
At guard and t.nckle the Pio
neers arc deep and henvy but
shy on expcnencc. Lcttcnnen
gunnh Ron U~ldinger nnd John
Younq Car Owners
If you 3Te between the ages
of J 6 and 25 and :feel that you
are paymg too much :for your
Auto Li.ab1llty Insurance, I
may be able to save you as
much llS 50% if you act now.
Rates ns low as $42.00 a ycnr
for J0/20/5 limns. Wnt«!. see
or call me unmedlatcly .tor
more information. ~rgc Has
kell 2001 East Bumssde, v:E Early reports from LC's North
v.: est ·conference nvals' tralrung
camps, ind1cate thnt the league
will be well balanced with all
teams boasting sa.zeable ,·cteran
nuclei returning .
WUlametJe • • • The Bcnrcats
ha,·e 17 lctte.nncn returning in
cluding four All-Northwest con
:fcrenoc players: center Ken Coop
er, hncbackcrs Andy George: and
guards Chff York and Rube
Menashc. Ex-Benson fl3Sh George
Bardsley 1s one or the most
valued frosh. Also gaining pre
season rovl'S 1S veteran fullback
M1ckcy Coen and W.S.C. transfer
Phil McAllister . Despite mehsl
blllty of key gr1dders quarter
back Benny Holt. T~ Kll'kendnll.
Les .Akeo, Sam Hainn and Chuck
LewlS, Conch Ted Ogdahl's Capi
tal City crew nppcnr to be def
inite title contenders . Thc1r flfSt
test comes Saturdn) rugbt nt Sn
Je.m, agnuut CoUcse af Pugel
Sound
Pac:ific . • Dr. Paul Stngg
saw 56 ptgskin candtdntcs m
cluding 17 lettermen show up
for the Badger's initial practice
on McCready field. Leading a
fonmdable array of ~11 camers 6673 or VE 014!1. Paid Adv. 1!l Jcrn· MtlllJ;, the Vcrnoma .. ___________ _.!comet, ~·ho should toke somn of
•
Good Luck Freshmen!
Louie and Edith
invite you fo visit L&C' s
off-campus social center.
•
New Burlingame Fountain
8430 S. W. r erwilllqer Blvd. & Variety
CH 8611 the slack left by the departure r,f Mwaonnrtcs piny Central Wash- Prices for the senson for a re
tnple lhreater Frank Buckiewlc:z. mgton next week-end for lhc1r served seat 15 $9. Single C!liTle rc·
Other rcllnble backs arc John 'SS scnson bnpti m Sl!rved se:~ts nrc pricl'<i at $2.40. Znvodsky, Danny French, and _____ _;;_ _______________ ......:, ____ ~..:...:..:
George stewnrt. CoaCh Stagg's 1953 LC Grid Schedule
line may surpass the '52 solid
wall, with stellar guards Larry
Chung and Ron Haworth, Cl'ntcr
Jerry Adnms, tnckles Danny
Hess, Dnlc Christiansen, and Rog
er Mnniscalco, and Cliff Agee,
giant end. The Badgers open to
morrow n1ght by hosting Western
Wasn ·n
College of Idaho ... If the Ida
hoar ~ athletic pipeline to Cah
tornin continues flowmg, the Ida
boons loom as a dclintte dBrk
horse. The conference's lcad.lng
passer Boyd Crawford and lanky
pnss receiver R. C. Owens, makes
Conch Sam \'okes' task much
ens~er. The Coyot~ hove n con
ference ttrr ncamst Linfield Sot
urdny, September 26.
Rut&c:hmo.n Spark& Wildeaia
Lln!ield ••• Rc-mjury and sub
StX~Ucnt loss for lh•· season of
three-stripe tackle, Torn Barrett.
leaves Conch Pnul Durham's Une
thin. The Wddcnts count on 15
monogram holders w1lh Spark
plug hnemnn Vll'g Elkmton, quar
tt'rbnck Conn1e Sproul, and drl\'
lng veteran back Ad Rutschrnnn
bemg the Important cogs Linfield
plays Whitworth Ul Spokane to
morrow nlght.
Whitman ••. The Mwnonarw.s
report to be short on numbers,
nlthough stronger thnn last year.
Coach JO<! Beidler's bnckfu~ld bas
a good quarterback in Gene Lc
Page nnd v<'tcrnn hnlfbacks Rog
lr StrowJck and Dove Whcclt~,
n Portland boy WiU1 the tn)Ul')'
of star back Neil Goff nnd a
questJonnhlf' hne, the Whits moy
b ccllar dwcllcrs ogrun. The Date Ttrno Team P1aee
Sept. 26 • East Washington Cheney --Oct. 3 • \Vhitmon Wallo. Walla
Oc:t. 10 2p.m. Linfield Portland
Oct. l 7 • West., Washington Bt Jlin~hc~m
Oct. 24 2 p.m. W .illamet t,.. --Salem
Oct. ~1 2p.m. College of Idaho - Portland
No• 7 2 p.m. Pac:Uic (homec:om•ng) _ Portland
NoY. 14 2 p.m. Seattle Ramb1ors -Porlland
NoY. 21 2 p.m. Central Wa.ahington Portland
Dec. 4 • U. of H \wau Ho11olu u
•Night games.
URT'S
ORNER By Copenhagea.
Log Sports Ed.
Taldng King Football out of the limchghl for a wrap-up on
baseball. we find LC well represented in local semi-pro base
ball leagues this past summer. Perhap~ the outstanding per
formance js owned by southpaw Ray Hyde, who hurls for the
01 cgon C1ty Elks. The Elks, Oregon ABC Champs, rode to
their second win in the Western Regional American Baseball
Congres~ tournament on the brilliant three-hit shutout twirl
ing of Hyde; beaung rh·al Seattle 7-0. It was the initial shut·
out of the playoffs with Hyde fanning eight, while walking
only two and allowing no opposing batsman to reach second
hase n!tcr the first inning
ThGt first two mon ln the Oregon City batting order oro olro
Pioneers , Outhttlder Gary Jark;.on, LC '53 battinq leader, after a
so-so s:eason. pounded four hils in fiYe trips, inc:ludmg a doublo in
tho tournoy' 11 first two gamoa. Number two mo.n i• consistent third
1acker DaYey Daniel•.
Catcher Da, . · tt and nee chuekcr, Gordy Robertson, nre two
more Pl()ncer bnsebnllcrs who tolled tn r.t>mt-pro rnnks this liummer:
the.) played for thr Longshore
man club. Heavy hatting fu·st
Mckcr Ron LcwlS plnycd n few
games for Stem:felds ..• Cnt.ch-cr B1l1 Martt•ll hPid down n::Cf:!l\'·
lng chores for the '52 Chnmpaons.
lhe Archer Blower mnP
Bob's Signal se .. vice Alter a yo11r'11 coaching tenure
til Modford iunior high, ox-LC
linomon. Jim King '51. roc:eived
I a Hne &tep.up, when ho Jandod
tho Uno coach posUion 111 CrantJ
Pan high. Stan Blair, aho n '51 for the besl in car care * Lubrications
*Batteries
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uaiabng at Bond, ia now the head
mentor of tho Lava Boa~. Stan
got hit squad ofi on tho right foot
by squeaking by Madru 6·0. last
weok·ond . Both Blair ond King
woro outstanding members of the
gl'oat LC '50 eleven. whlc:b ra•
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Vol. XII PioneC)r Log, Portland, Oregon. Friday, Septom~r 18, 1953 NO. 1
Social Season Kick-off Set Commuter's Dirge
With Donee Monday Night A number of chnnges have
been mndc in the bus scrv1cc
from IO£t year's schedule. This
year's complete tlme table, 115
well as a story w1th explana
tions may be found on page 3
O( this ISSUe. K1ck-of! time is here nlhlet
lcnlly, acndcmicnlly nnd will or·
tivc socJUlly Monday n1ght when
new students, transfers and re
turnees meet at thu Kick-ore
dllllCC.
1-~onk Elliott and his 6-picC'c
bond will pluy !or the fh-st socinl
cwnt., scheduled to bllgin at B
and end nl II p.m. in the gym.
Gutting acquainted is tops ori
the list of "musts" planned by
chairmen Jo Krueger and Don
Fibiger, who hove arranged to
hove dnnct! mixers and novelty
numbers on the agenda.
During mtcrmiss1on, Coach
Joe Huston will introdu('c hiS
team and the rally squad will
make an appearance. To enter
tain musically, Creighton Mc
Grath and Gary Larsen will play
and dance. Cathy Majovski is m
charge of arrangements.
A g10nl replicn of n football MOONLIGHTERS
FRANK ELLIOTT
• • • His band opens season.
program lislmg LC games will ISh PI V
be 0 backdrop (or the band stand. earer ans esper
Other decorations will be keyed S . f S d
lo the football thPm( according ervJces Qf UD ay
to Liz Rnuschning, chairman.
Cokes nnd orange drinks will
be served for 10 cents while
cookies (nil you con cut) will be
donated by member~~ of the dnnce
committee nnd sophomore class.
Patrons and palronesses for
the event arc Mr. ond Mrs. John
Wnllbridge, Dr. and Ml's. Che~
ter Fnsbic and Dr. and Mn.
Robert Dusenbery.
Additional committee mem
bers tnclude Jerry Conrath,
band; Sue Cederoth, refresh
ments; Jeanine Tcrnnhan, pub
licity, and Bnrbnra Pfau, pa
trons and patronesses. Vesper services will be held
at 7 p.m Sunday, September· 20,
in the Copeland memor1nl chap
el, according to Roy Shearer, hu-
man relations chairman.
The service will he under the
direction of Dr. John Anderson,
college chaplain. Student leaders
will p<lrticipate tn lhc discusston .
The program IS under the spon
sorship of the associated students.
Vespc.r services nrc Informal
meetings in which the spuiluot
and human aspects of campu:.
life arc discussed . All students
are invited to attend. Old, New Students
To Attend BoDine
Shooting Sessions
"We want youl" is the cry go-
ing out to nil new and returnmg
I students and new faculty mem
' bcrs :ftom the college pubhcity
department.
A photographer wlll be m B-11
(th~ basement of Bodme) only
this week and next to take In
dividual pictures or the entire
student body !or the yearbook, a
collei:c photo file and all other
college and c1ty publications. So
-"Now is the time to be shut!"
The photo ree of $1.25 ...,.ill pro·
v1dc four proofs for stude.nt se
lection, one glossy print for a
college phot~ me and one for
each appearance in the year-
book. •
Pastel sweat~rs will be UP
proprinte for the women and su1t
coals, while shirts and lies for
the men.
Pictures will be taken between
9 nnd 12:30 and bet\,.,:en 1 nnd
~ today and Monday through
F'ridny of next week.
This is the first lime college
photos have been taken as part
ot registration. The public1ty de
portment urges student support
or the plan as lt will nld in meet
ing early yearbook deadlines and
tn insurmg more complete pic-.
toriol coverage of LC students in
both college nnd city publica-
lions. Wtth the end of Ortentalton we•!k, or the B1g Hello. otu
dcnts face the chnrc of getting their names and datum about.
themselves written down on a couple of dozen vari-colored
cards. a chore commonly known as registration.
Freshmen nnd transfer students start the job today. while
returning students must register Monday, the 21. Advance
estimates by the regtsLTnr's office
account for some 300 freshmen,
150 lrnnlc.rs nnd 600 return"es
Regastrotwn wlU be held In the
theater.
Two main requirements must
be met before n student Is off1c·
iaJiy registered Farst., a reglstrn
tion booklet must be fJllcd out
and approved at the registrar's
checking desk.
Students must. hnv • n clir rcc
IS!rntion stamp on lh<'ir book
let, whether they huve an auto
mobile or not. Also dorm rcsi
dcnls should have their dorma
lory pnpca'S and all those taking
the necessary courses ahould
have applk>d mu51c fcc shps.
The second necessity for reg
IStration Is the completion or
fmnnc1ol arrnnge.menta of some
kind with the business office
Unlc.ss card 2, wh1ch the student
ket!ps. Is endorsed by the busi
n£!SS off.ice, the student is not en
titled to att.cnd cla~.
Thew IS a change m procedure
this yenr WhiCh Will be Of ln•
tercst to all returning students.
The white double class card
which heretofore has been tilled
out m each ctnss durtng the first
S<'..ssion will now be tilled out
durang regtStrataon, one !or
each class sagned for
LOG editor Chuck Charnquut
and Adviser Gov Harding Jenk
ms request all students to rm
out-in detail-the c.ard labeled
for the news bureau. This cnrd
will nlso be once-overed at the
regastrn.r's chec.kmg desk.
Chnnges 10 n student's pro
gram nft.cr r..:glstrotlon may be
made !ree or charge until noon
on Frlday, Scpwmber 25. After
thiS date there 1S a charge of
$1. Underte~mers Lol
Moves Northwest
Until October 10
Parking, one of the b1ggcst pro
blems on campus, \Vill be even
more ncute the flrst th.rce or
four weeks of the fall scmP.Ster
due to the construction of t.he
new Pioneer grid plant.
All junaor lllld sentor p:arklng
will be ns normal, wtth th~ ju
niors parking in the "p1l'' nnd
the seniors parlting CID Lhe main
camp WI.
All sophomores nnd !re.shmen
will park temporarily m the two
lots above and at lhe north end
ot the regular undertcnnen:
parking area. The area where
parking \\ill be prohibited wm
be plainly marked.
Joe Huston, denn of men and
director or parking on the etUn·
pus, asked that all students co
operate in obeying the posted
tralfic and parking rul~ H said
that undertermers wm be nblc
to return to their regular park
ing area by October 10.
Ruston also urged Wl students
to be ru.re to register their cnrs
on ~gistrntio n dny and place
their parking slickers on cars.
immechately.
BoDine Bricked!
BoDine science building is be
ing bricked. This fact 16 perfect!)•
obv1ou.s to nnyone who wnnders
by nnd freshmen mny wonder
what all the fllSS is about, but to
juruors, seruors and even sopho
mores, actually sccing the brick
ing rise is like meeting Santa
Claus. You hear n lot about him,
but you don't ever quite believe
you're gomg to s~ hlUl.
We'U believe .it the day we see
the last brick plnced in the lnst
row m the lnsl comer at the top
of BODme.
LC'sPatti ins Place in iss America Finals
Mass Oregon, LC's Pnlli Throop,
IS on her way home afh.•r bel.ll({
named one or tlu ten top bcnutics
in the MaliS Amt•ritn contest nnd
rccclvang n $1000 scholarship.
Patt1 is rchu nin~ h 1ppv to
have won n place in lbe finals,
nod WILhOUl rCJ:rClllOI not (
ling the title. she would rather
go bock to hf't' family.
On hur trip bock Patti. her
mother, fnther nnd s1ster '" tl
tour New York City.
A sophomof<'. she IS maJoring
m d1·amat1cs ond plans n career
m lh•• thetltcr. For her tnlent. of
fct mg m the contest she gnvc n
rcodms or Amy Lowell's pOl'm,
"Pntlcms" whach hf.'lpc<'l hc1' w1n
thr ~hs:; Oregon nnd Miss Port
lmd taller., She wns I'Oachl•d for
thiS n~ading uy Ml'6. Con11tUIICl'
Fol t.s, dromnucs IJl!;tM~dol'.
Pntli modo•lr~ 11 while cvcnmg
rown and n white bnthmc sutl
for the fmnls. She wos elimlnnled
in the m1dtllc or thl! Jlrogram.
Sho• Wlt!l dctcrmmcd to t.lo her
best, nod lw d1d, but she wo!l
uc 1 unlly reltc\' cd not to win the
title b-;cc,usc slw did not \\'i&h to
lca·1e home uncJ wonte..-d to con
tinue her drnmotl c tudics. P.\ TTl THROOP. Miss Orogon, wavos from o car during the gala Mlu America contost hold at A1·
lon.tic City, Now Jersoy last wookend. Plltti was 11moag top Jx,11utys in :this rear's con.tost. Sho wu
in the flnul ten. bolng eliminated ln tho final night of ju.dglng. PatU is 11 sophomore at LC. At Lewis and Clark M1ss Ore
gon played o len dine rol" in
".Men au White," Fir Aeres thea
ter offenng last spnns She u
ncti...,c m drnmntlcs on cnmpus
and '"on a sebolanhip to the sum
mer sess1on thts summ~r.
Fatr skinned, black hmrcd Pat
ti was 1952 Rose FCSU\'al pnn
ccss from Clc\ clnnd hlgh school
and lnst ~ e:tr's freshman clu.ss
homecoming pnnecss.. Sh docs
profess1onnl modelmg nnd mod
eled an the Mothers' club f h
ton show last spnng In the 1953
Rose Festival par de sh rode
c . .a bathmg beauty on Ute Jant
zen floaL
Pntb wns sponsored by the
Lwnbnrd Boo lt•n; club 1n th
Mi . Portlnnd contest.
Pioneers on Air
"L~wlS and CJt\rk on th<: Air"
w 111 be a 1~ular bronde t from
G to 6.30 p.m vt-.ry Sund
O\: er stnhon KPOJ Geo.rg\!
Bishop. nsstsblnl prof or of
mUSl~. wall announce thlS Sun
dn' s ''Wclr:ommg the Fresh
men" progrnm, '' hich will f •
t uro n urn bcrs bs the band,
choU' Md men's glee c.lo"b Pngo Two
"""' ]u"t 13ra e~
The httle girl that lhes m the hou~c across the sl~cct looked
so unstghtl.) tlw years she wore braces on her teeth. She dadn'l
like the looks of them e.tlher, c,~cn though the "ugl)" br.tce
would tmprove he.t appearan~c.
R1ght now. people new to the Lew1s and Clark campus
wonder n httle b1t at U1e 1'brace.:,'' thnt litter Lhc nppcsrnnce
of the Paoucer ~chool.
Oue da~ the little girl across the street, had hc1 braces 1 c
mo\•cd. The pC<Iple who knew he.r all rcmnrkcd on ho\\ much
different and how nice she looked.
Repmrs remodeling and buildmg hove gh•cn the college
a l<>rn up clutt~Urcd look. With ~and, bricks and nil the other
matenal needed to put a new fate on Bodmc hnll, a dttch
:runnmg from m front of the gym to U1c freshman pnrking lot
and varaous construction jobs under way on the campu...,
str.tngers qucshon the widely publiCJzed beauty of Lewis and
Clark college.
When the braces are gane hoWC\'C.r, the real beauty will
stlll be there.
G'ollee:ian ·'"' KaleicloscoJJe
Enrollmg m college is a good deal like turnmg the ll'ns of
a child's kaleidoscope. Multi-colored crescents, ~quares and
diamonds that one instant vic with one another for space
sudden).) fall tog~tlter to fo~m n perfect patlcm.
In numbers as greaL as lhere are tints and shades ol glass.
problems come to the entenng students ...
How many hours can I afford to take? Which cl~e.s nrc
keyed especinll) to my interests? Can l balance successfully
m) academic and social interests? Will my e.~tra-cutTicular
work take precedence over my scholarly acth•ities? Will 1
sn) "Hl!" first to my classmates or wtll I spend the next four
years waiting for the other fellow to speak? Will I make a
Stncere effort to understand. then, in tum, pract1ce the a1ms
of the college" Will I mnke n good Pioneer-in attitude and
m nct1on'?
And, when each of the questions is answered, a pattern is
formed. But Ule kaleidoscope picture can be quickly turned
and nnoth~r amage take 1ts place. Not so the view that is
fonnulnted by the indh<Idual. His answers f1t into one nn'lthe:r
m a la~11ng impression that he carries through his college
career and, after that, into his post-graduation work.
E\ ery pernon·~ pattem 1~ a different one What will y<1UJ"S
be? PIONEER LOG f'riday, Soptembor 18, 19S3
Student Council I Reflection Pool • • • by Poindexter
Remodels Office
As 'White House'
Thl' LC student nd1ninlslrn tion
st~ps into a remodeled buildmg
th•s s m, !llcr--thc White BoullL
-wh1t'h stnnds minus 1:! curtaaru;
but plus ont' fnl>e hfhn_g.
The U!>l!d-to-bt' ohvc dr b
shack, loeated just north of Ut~
gym, took on bnght colo&-s thilJ
summer ns mcmbers or ll1c stu
dent counCil and student bod~
got bUS)' with pmnt and brusltcs.
Three &hndes of gn-cn predom
matc the intcrtor and n couple of
wolls nrc brown. G['C('n burlop
will line the walls of one off1cc
The e.xtenor tr1m ts dnrk grct'n
Student bod~· president Gror c
Mu.rnndas, nsstStcd b)• Dave Stc
\'ens nnd Dale Pearson, wielded
the bn1sh lor a good portion
of the 3-month JOb. Others thnt
helped ~riodioally were Bob
Btsscll, Doug Van 1-·1~t, Mtlt
Schrocdcr, Don Snelling, and
Dic.-k Uhl.
The house was remodeled by
the mmntennncc crew lhi.c; sum
mer. It is div1ded Into thrco
rooms, ench witb its own color
scheme, wh1ch will serve ns tht
pr('sid<'.nt's offtce. commisswncrs'
oUicc and council room.
Ne\\·cst addition to the interior
is n chair, which .in the \\ ords
of its owner is-"the most!" The
ultrn-modcm ptccc or funuture
was o gift to President Mo.randiU
who e<>lebrauxi his 21 birthday
Wt:'dncsdny.
The gift ·w1ls presented by Bob
Bissell. on behalf of lh<! student
counciJ, dur.tng the fnculty-ad
ministrntion rdrcot at Mcnucho
Sunday.
Pioneer Pete, LC's newly nc.
quired mnscot nnd spsnlcd Pi
onN>r, will stand m !ront of the
WhltC' Hou~l'. Bud Cad\Hll de
"tgned 'Pete' who w11l ndorn
1gns, lnerature and lh t\adcnt
bod,. cru-d; -Miller, Sather Rave About
Friendly, Casual Hawaii
By Jeeaino Ternehan "The weather w .1 JUSl Pl'r-
Rctumlng as cnthus•1 llt' Ha-feet," smd Mnry. "Bv('n the nun
wnhnn l!OOd-wJII nmbnssodo~ arc was delightful.''
.Mnry Maller nnd Marilyn Sather, Used to the cold t<:y Oregon
sc.ntor clcmentnry education ma-portion or the PncHtc, th1! guls
jors who nltcnded the ~lX·Wcek W<'re amn:zl'd to find thnt the
summer scss1on at the Umversity '' atcr was almost hot. Al first
or Hnwn1i. they thought It would be llrlng
The girl. loved the tslands nnd to swim tn such wru m water,
plan to ~o bock some day. but U1ey found it wonderful.
''The people nrc so friendlv," One can SWim n long wny out
srud Mary, "nnd it's such a c.asunl \\ ithout dnnger because tlll'rC lS
hfc. You don't C\:Cr dt·css up, nu undertow, snid Mary. 'rhe
and hots nrc unheard of. 1-~very- \\ ntcr ls bcaultful, ll'!: blue, not
one goes around in bathing su1ts grcc.n, she added.
nnd snndols." When .Mnry and M n r 1l y n
Munlyn thought the food was wa.-.n'l down ot the beach lonr
terrtfJc nnd Mnry loved the Hn-ing, they studJCd !or lhmr history
wnunn mu lc. In Lhe lslnnds of U1t• isl:mds coun.c nnd learned
eYcrybody plnys the gu1tur ()r. to hula.
ut and stn~. hl' . ntd. Th gtrls shared n cottur,c unil
1'hl' gtrl \H nt to H wnu on 3 w1U1 10 other fttris There was
lour IU'T'tlnttcd b' till Student onl;> ont' kll<'htm and everyone
A wood(·n plaque to dl.J'Cct Trovcl Overst'.t.S program wtth 58 al\,·n .. ·s wanted to use It nL once.
I 1 C JX' ons to the studl'llt bod~ nf-Utcr Lud• nts (rotn nil oH.:r th~ Th\! gu·t.s thou •h! Jt was n r nt . 1 are t l e a rs flee will hang on Ulc po t ofCif!f.' Umt d ~t{lt• The gt'Ollp flew l'.XpC!l':ll!ncc 111 lcnrhmg lO cook.
Dr. Vergil Fogdnll wood-burned 1\' rand n: turned on the Lurluw, Thl'y g~_ nt"rnlly couk<•d 1~\'0 me tl~
N 1S tndlc<Jted elsewhere in this issue. the Tualaltn Vall Y thC' plaque wh1ch ts tnscttbt'a pt ndln a \\ ('k an Snn Fran-nnd went out for dinner-to be
con p n~ has gnm pared the bus ser. ice. Tbe m~un rea.:: n ASLC Office.'' c c on the way back HUN:" to ~ct one good rncnl
~ Job~o~lvmut~.lack~~ltonag~~hatcn~-rn --~--S-P_O_T_U_G_H_T-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~
d ne
The whole run Ui peraled bv the Tualuhn lines \\ hJt English Prof Helen Naundorf Spends
15 kn ~ a loss run. Tbe company doesn t expect to mak S V E } d C
an m lD the fll"St place, but as the years go by they keep umrner isiting ng an I ontineni
1 ng mor nnd more. The Duntborpe hne. \ hit>h runs out
be\: nd LC h _ h Pd the pr-oblem by o m prop :o
uv. r; m thr> c:fu,trict ~5 per month. The Tualatm compa v
hn o i d to run more frequl!llt chedules J{ the college
" uld sub id1z 't to the tune of $100 p('r month Smce the
oolleg~ 1 h 1 trouble meetln'l bills as it •~ nd the num
ber of bus mhn students is comparatively mall Dr. Odell
felt tht to be mad\•isable.
Another suggestion js to have the Portland Traction com
pan) c>.."tend Jts Barbur Blvd. lme to the colle~e Th1s would
mean runnlng the line out only one mtlc more thnn it go£:
DO\\ but the c mpany would ha\'e to get nn out:-.of-citv char
ter Lhe cost o£ which lS prohibltive.
A number of years ago, the college tried running its own
shuttle CJ"\'lCC from the campus lo Burlmr,amc, where con
ne 10n for town can be made, but the result wns disastrous,
en mg up w1th avt:: ragE' loads of one student per tnp
Pnn Stewart. complroller, who is responsible for most of
the mformat1on cttcd above, sees the only solutwn a 1.1
st pped-up program of :rides m pn\'ate cars and we frankly
a ree w1lh him.
' ttldAI wllllcaUon of tbo Aaaoctate(l StudWlla of J.,oW1t 1111.d Cla.ru
f'OII 1r I"UI llal r.!l w kly 4urtna" tba coUctCCI 791'. Sullllertvtlon rato 11:
U oo r r YC!LI'
Cnter•.:d u 4eo<rnd cl&lll! matter at Portland. Oregon.
J::clUor
KAna c;iuc .Jl 4i 1.0T
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rQtiU"e :eclJtor
liporU !14Jt.=
Bodat7 J:4Jter
IIIIUC.Orlal :114J14r
Photo am p.luzr
Bulnna KA:D&£'Cl" Chuck cnaarn(luin
Kerb •c:holdu
C&th7 :D•Uat.ntJ'
3 4l&JI..ln• T U'AA haD
OUr\ Oopanha~au
Jnau:ae 11wabr1Ak
Ana Onallln«
;Jid •• w
:Dt.cll 'Ubi ll rou hi) 200 color hclt>s ond
hghtly starry eycrl 1ot'k m
U\e CYC!> nrc nny mdtc:~llons of
the succcs o! n summer vacation
trap, then Hckn Naundorf, ru:
lnnt professor of Engbsh, can
congnilulntc> herself on n sum
mer well penL
Mus Nuuudorf recently re
lumt.'i.i w1t.h hu famtly from o
lX·\1;c, l! s1 hl!s.e<!lng tour of Eu
ror'e .,, hu:ll hod tts dramn\Jc ru;
wcll OS SC:CDIC highlights
IA•a\ tng Amenca June 10 M1
Nnundod flew to Scotland m cx
nctly seven hours First port of
call wns Edinburgh, where she
more than made up :for miSStn
the coronation by photographing
Que<'n Ehzabclh nnd Pnnce Phthp
they drove by in an open
phoc-ton.
Dunng hcr time in England
wh n she trnvcled b) tr ln
Cwhicb \\ ns often, as sht: made o
tour of lhc mkc country went to
Strut!ord, etc.) the EnglmdCJ'II
olways pobt.-.ly ask('d Ml Nnun
dorf If she we1c Cnnodwn
It se,-.ms they r"nlul'd she
wwm'l Eugltsh bccaus of her U('-'1-tf' 6ald 'cvt n n stnlk of C< I cry " •m autornobtle in Eurupc Ill that,
Whtle tn En 1 tnd M1 N un-over there, nutornob1lc drt\ ('J'fi
nrf hod the opportunity of meet-ar~.: treated just !Jkc pede trla1lS
Ill 14-.> cur-old Ben~ ka Nowuk, , re-here. The htcyclc dri\'(~rs.
ho 1s one of the three wnr v1c-wllO nre the rent rul(!I'S or the
Un Ute LC fnt;ulty l upporUng. rond m Europe nnd outnumber
When Lh y w~re on the conti- ~:an; by 3 Iorge perctlltnr.c.-. com
n<.nt, thl.' Nnundor!s rented a pleteJy lgnorC' U1em.
TRAVELER The lughtinht of th1:1 ir1p for
MlSs Nnundorrs f •lne>r, who
along wtlh her rnothc.r and Sisler
mode up the purty, wns n reunion
w1th his ouly brothr:r whom h~
hndn't seen smcc 19121 Mr Ntntn~
o:lorrs brother lives in Leipzig,
which Is ln the Russton 1.onc, but
h~e v. ru nblc.>, wlth some dlfl1culty
to ~et a penntt to v1 tl H• mburg
m t.hc 'Bralsh zone where the two
brothu,; held a three-tin,> rc·
un1on
Oth r plnccs \il •ted mcludc..'ri
SwHzcrlnnd (prnctlcilll.> thP onl.>
r-tJunlJ) tn Europe that isn't bank
rupt), ltaly (hot nnd Uck\'), Nu:e
(the.> were holding nn All-Europo
folk duncmg fcsttvnJ), and P lra,:
(Whl•re the elevators go aldowaya
lfl th(' E!Ue) tower).
ccnt, )•ct they couldn't bchcw HELEN N A UNDORF
slw was on Amc.rtenn bccnusc "J Mw Nnundot•f h.td bctt•·r luck
than Mary Ell~.>rby, tmother t<:u
ropeun trnv<•l .. r lrom LC. MISS
N.:lUlld(lr! mnd~ 1t brtck to Port
land whUe MtruJ Ell~:.rby '"· os
thlB is wntt.cn, detalncd in New
York ••• Sidewoy11 1n an •loYalor.
nev~r went around sny.i.ng 'Hey-------------
Moe' or 'Ht, Bud.'l"
At Strnlford -on-Avon, M Is
Naundorl queurd up for two
ltourt to get stnndlng room for
.. rucbnrd 111." The EncHsh nrc n
great p ·ople for !ormmr. line::;
''The} 'll queue up !or nnythmg," car-nn Amr rl nn Ch•. vrolct 1
"We felt it was enough to <"OAL"
w1th the no.rrow roads and for
eign lnncuogcs," Mia Noundorf
~>xplmna, "without confusmg our-
<•lvc With o fore1r.n ('ftT ·•
The mnm dlffaculty m dn\•mg We hope to bring you the ad
ventures of Miss £11CJ by next
Yo cck. l.f she survives to tell us
about them. :rid~
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rriday. Soptomber 18, 19~3 PIONEER LOG Pogo Thno
On the Soctal Stde with Jeanne Hulsbrink
Like Movies ... Love
Is Better Than Ever Old Servant's Ouarlers Plus One Name Add
Up lo Recipe for Gatehouse, New Men's Dorm
' Wcdchngs, cngng~mcnts, showers and more wcddmg'"' sc •m
to ha\'C ftllcd the summer socio I cu lcmd~n· Lhtli year.
Somt of lhc.: mot c recent Wt'Uding nnnounc::cmenls WPrc
thu ;" nt Vll'glnto Pietz to Gonf. Arvldaon: Jonn Johru~on '52 lo
Donald Buoorman 152; Row"na Owen to froderlc: Nowion:
Diana Murphy to BUl Trovor md Geraldine John t~on to
Richard Buckloy.
'T'hc faculty not to be outdone. was rcprcscntt!U by Gay
Harding ,, hridc '(lf August 29. The LC publictty d1rcctor and
hcod or the journnlism dcpnrt
m~nt Is now Mrs Raymond Jcn
ktns.
Other new bndcs and groom
mcludc Ann 01Jo and Gtlbcrt
Christwn Jr.; 'l..ourn Berglund
nnd Adolph L(lw1s; Bonnie New
burgh and Dick Hensley; Lois
Williamson und Bill McClelland:
Jean Beebo and Vornon Stoinor:
Constnncc Fr~nth utd Moldon
CoUoy: LaVonno Barnard nnd
Kl!rm Lund.
Ht ntl · in llu pothcht wns
Mn. Elllabelh Gardinor. former
head of the •Pt'« t'h arts deport
ment, when she bccnmc the
mother of "Jo Ell:r.nbcth" Gnrdt-
ncr September 8 •
Along wtlh nll tht• weddings,
mnny LC cugagcmcnts were cele
brated durmg U1c summer vacJI
uon Couples engaged nrc.:
Dorolh'f Fraur to JUchnrd Goy;
Marilyn Saul to Richntd Spell
mnn; Audre Hnrtl'nsLcm to Har
old Adrian: nnd Elizabeth John-
son to Rogcrt Hollingsworth. Free Hawaii Trip
To Top Salesman
The nthlellc dcpnrtmcnt st1ll
holds open the1r offer lo gh•, an
nll-expensc p01d tnp to Hnwnh
lo the person selling the most
scru;on rcs~rved cent tickets lor
the 1953. Ptont.>er football cason
Tick~ts Ill'!:.' $0 for fsvc cnmC'l!.
The n .. >scrved scnts nrc under
eovcr ond between the 35 yard
lines. All of 14e"·is and Clark's
home games this ycnr wlU oc
played in the new Lcw1s ond
Clark stadium.
Athletic director Eldon Fix
snid lhot ticket& nrc moving well
but there art! plenty of good scats
• • rcmnuung.
Anyone is clig.iblc to win the
trip to Hawaii. Including stu
dents, faculty, alumnt or fricndJ
or the coUegc. Tite winner Wlll
tr:avcl to Rawnil the fn-st week
tn December vin nirplnnl'. A new nnmc tor un old land
mark on th.:o campus gtv">s LC
nnuthc.r men's dorm.
'l'hc new name, Gntchousc . Tnt
old londmnrk, tho fonncr horuc
of Dr nnd Mrs. Morgan S Odell,
president or the college.
The Odells moved from the
tone bungnlow nt the cntrartcc
of the college during the sum
mer to one of thl' homes on SW Huddleson lru1c, JUr.:t south of
lhe college.
lmmcdlotn]y work bcgon on t.hn
bwldtog thnl at one tunc hows...cl
L'1c scrvnnts of the sprawling
Fronk cst.ntc. The JOb wns to turn
1t mto n dormttory to house 14
men. Dtflu:ulUcs were met and
O\•ereomc, shov; crs \vcre mstnllcd
"lod when freshmen orrtvcd th1s
Wf'Ck, Lhc Gotchousc, still renking
wsth U1c sml'll of fresh prunt nnd C'lutterccl with n1J matter ot eon
stnlcLton mat~rtai.S Ol>(!ncd ita
,foors for ·the first time.
The fonncr rcs1dcncc of \he
prcstdent of the college h.u
plnycd host to mnnv scmor teas,
given by Dr. Odell and h1s wite.
Jnck Baslmc president of the
c:nlor class. is he~ resident of
lht" hew men·s donn. The donn
wfll house &eVen men upstrurs
and 5cvcn men down.
More ol those "old mnrrn .. -d
tolk" nrc Dewey Swanson and
Bnt·barn Vtck; Shirley Cengol·
bach and Brian Toller. Bolly
Lake nnd Bill Martell: Wtnlfred
Gr1f11n nnd Stevon Kiost.
LC grocls nlso fount! themselves
cuttmg the trudltlounl coke. Sum
mer nnnounccd lhc wcddu\gs of
Bonnie Dunbar \o Polor Hahn,
and Selah Conway to Georg~.,>
R1shel. Fix .snid that nn)·one who want
ed to sell or buy season ttckcts
:for the coming season come to his
office in the b')'m nnd he would ,.
gtve more infonnntion there.
Tbc Lewis cmd Clork Alumni
nssocfnt10n ond the Pioneer Dod's
club ore helping push ticket
soles. YearS Faculty Members Include
Something Old, Something New'
Pttlnttnc drnwnl£ room will
ncatn be the cccnc or tears nnd
rice throwmg October 3 when
Joanne Bluk~ will become Mrs.
Ardon Craig. __; ___ _
September 24 Set
s First Chapel
Pr.: id~nt Morgnn S Od('ll \\ill
spt'ak nt the opemnc: chapel l'f\
tl.'e ot 11 o m. Thursdny, Septem
ber 24, in Copeland Mcmorlnl
chnpcl.
Choplnln o( th~ coiJcge John
Anderson onticfpntcs n l.'npocity
crowd to hl!nr Dr. Odell who cus
h•murily addresses tha :first chapel
of the st·hool Yl'ar.
Mcmbc.>rs of thlS yant.ts ch.npcl
('Ommlllct•, headed by Mnd~> ll~d
mondson, nrc Omnc MncKcn~it•
and Jon Lundy, musu:; John
How•·. prt>pnraUons: George Jc.t
fcrson, Barborn Wogner nncl
Sharon Sleeper publll!1ty: nnd
Puuln Scott, student leaders.
Faculty members nrc Hl'lcn
Nnundorf, Dr. Che tcr Frtc:btc, L
Sltml~y Glnrwn, Wllliurn Stafford
and Dr. John Hnrnngton, mem
ber c. ·-oflic1o
Fir Acres Announces
Tryouts for First Play
Tt"\ outs fot lhc first maJor ploy
of t~e scnst>n will be held 'l'ucs
dny, Srptcmhcr 22, ot 7 p.m. in
morn 20 oC the speech nrts butld
!ng.
'l'lw ploy w 111 bt• Eu&l.'nc
O'Nc1ll's "Ah, WlldN·ncils" 1t
will be directed bv tht• n~\\' heod
of llt dmtnn dl.)pDrlmt nt, D1
Clifford llnnuu·, who Will conduct
the nud 1t10ns
All studt:!II\S on CLJmpus w·e In·
vHcd to try out for the cllllt,
whkh hns roles for six men and
ftvc wom(!n. 'l'he l>lov wUJ b
presentl'd October 2~, 30 ond 31 College to Issue
Contracts for Dorm
Contracts wtll bt' let Thursd ',
S\.!Dtember :!4, for the new h lt
rrullJon dollnr men' dorrnatorv
to r.u:t' Uus full, occordm to p,..-•
1dt nt Morgnn S. Odell,
The new donn wtll b bualt
on the south rude of thc.camp\1!1,
udJ:tCcnt to Huddk n I ... nc
The donn w1ll provJdt' lJ\ ln
quart rs for 124 men n wdl
study loung• . rN:.rcatJon room
and o large hvmc room. ArrAn . -
ment:~ wtll be mode later to hou c
natJonnl :fratcrntltes, \\ hlch nre
bemg odm1ttcd to Uw campus lh~
ycnr.
A root bridge c1 ossmg the rn
vinc on the souU1 s1dl' of thl'
cnmpus wJll connt>cl the new dor
ralltOr) w1i..h the mnin tollcgc
nren.
The ~,utstde design u~ro on tht:.'
m('n' ltvmg qunrtl'rs wlll be Slm
llnr to thnt o.( thc two womt:on's
donmtoncs, Akm holt ond Stcw
•·t hall. SC\·crul new faces nlong wuh of '49, wlll Lcnch mothl'!mn.tlcs
some fanllhur ones wall be S!.!<'n r('placutg Dwight Loomis. Long
nmong Ute ft~cully lor the !all st•rve:d lruil yc:u· on the staff of
t<!l"m, including three new !uU-1 E tern Oregon College of Educn
ttme instructors, ftvc returning uon.
r •• culty members nnd sevcrul new In the p ychology d"pnrtmcnt
pnrt-tlm• mslructorn, Norman W :HJckmun \Hll ~c
Heplaclng Mr.;. 1-~mnbcth Gnr-ru. nss tant pro!~or Dunne Utt.
dmer as du•cctor of dramutt past yc,;.r Htckman hrld a t ach
wlll b Dr. ChUord Hunur for-ln fellow h1p nt Ut Um~; rs1h
mcrl~ hcnd of th~ pet..'Ch nrtz de-\' Creson.
p:lrtln nt ut Eastern N w M~:>x As rcturnang lncult). Dr Jot
um\ tl.}. J ton "'all t cl phtlu op!l
\ 1110n L Lon bummull niter y".1r
Hawaiian sland Educational Tou
Offered in December by College
The colll!gc as o!fcrmg, for the
hrsL t1me U\ hi lory, 1 one week
cduc .. uonul tour to Hnwnu
Th tour "til 1 O\ 1 Portland
by Pan Amer1can AlrWnys ''Stra
to-CIIpper" on TucSdnJ, Decem
bet 1, nnd will return Wednes
dny, Dtwcmbcr ll. It \\ m run con
l'urnnlly wlth the Le\\ tS nnd
C.:la.l'k foolbnll team' gnmc \\ sth
the Umvcrstty o1 Huwnu in Hon
olulu December 4.
Students, purcnt , nlumru and
!r1 ntis of tht' college nrc mvitcd to join th<.• tour, oocordmg to
nthlettc director Eldon FIX, ,,.} o
as m chnrge or r t n•atton.! on
th~ cnmpus.
All nrrnng~menls for the tour
to the tslonds lU"t: bclnc rt\llde by
the t.:n1 c:-Kuhn Lt1nrd bun'au.
The tour \\Ill mclude
1. A round trJp 1r fnrc (t(•m
Poallnnd Qr Seattle and 16 dny
excursion tJckcL
2. Eight do.). or h •td accommo
dnllons, with two p •rson to
room.
Tualatin Bus Co. Reveals Decrease
In Service in New Fall Schedules 3 A tour of lhc Uni\·~.:risly of
n .w·;ui \he City or Honolulu, 3
dl'cle tour of the talund
-1 Trnnsport lion to nnd from
the night or fun on Deet mbcr 4
mcludtng t.Jckcls. The bus scr\'u:e run between the college nnd the Ctty of Portland
hns been decreased thts )•cnr, accordm~: to schroulcs re.leoscd by the
•runlntin Bus compo1w, which holds the lrnnchlse.
Mntn rea on gt\ en b,> the compnny for U1o sctbnck is Jock of ptlS·
ng~'rs One ot the drn•trs remembers n tltnc ,o few~ enrn Dflo, whtn
thl" bus .scrv1ce ron every half-hour w1th sumdlng room only londs.
Too many students how• prJ\'ntc cnrs nowadays, U1~ dn\'er clnim."
Thls yenr there 1s 110 en icc tor n pcrwd of lhr~.:l' how-s bet~\·.., en
8:30 and 11·25 in lhl:' mornu1g, ns well as o two-hour gnp ln Uw .ntt
«.;1'110011
LEAVING PORTLAND
7:30 A M
a·ao A. M
11:25 A M.
12~30 P. J\l.
•2:10 P M
2:50 P. M
4 30 P M.
6:16 P. M
•Nol tm Saturdays. LEAVINC LEWIS AND CLARK
0:50 A M.
1 :! 05 P. l'•L
•2:30 P. M.
3:30 P. M.
5:10 P. M.
There IS no bus .. cn·Jcc on Sundoya; or lc •nl holldtiys 5. All trnn purt.ohon t x
6 The sen'Jl"t's <.'f the ltlur man
ngcr.
For othea mformnt1on Fax ug
~c~tt:>d thnL J><'I"SOns call or come
and ec him D ,,dun for 11
pphcntions 1.\i No\·c:m~r 15.
Turner Passes Exam
M n. U tc.r H tll Tum r, hl'ad
ot the womrn•s ph) lent dueotlnn
department rc•'<!IVl'd nota(u:: tion
the !arsl w ck m Scph: rnbcr thot
he hod p l'd the staw bar 'C·
nrntnotiuns Mrs Tunt r u on
~ enr'li len\ c ot o~ nc tu~ m
on a !cllows.hlp at Orc:•gon Stnt
wl1t!.n' sb a ~\'Orkin tor b ·r doe
tar's dec~ lr :we ot absence in v.; hu·h Utnc
hl' completro hlS Ph.D. in phLlos
..,phy .nt Pnnceton.
George Ennis, fanner dcnn or
men, w11l return to the edu.::l·
tum dep:u1m£'nt after nn obscnoo
of t\T .. >o )'(' .rs v.; hlch ln luded
<ldtUttr ork ot Ore S
coli(' Al o relurnmg nfte:r two
tM of absence 1S Reinhardt
P ul) P01ul did unte r
t Yale nnd "1U n c m\Llc
true tor.
f rum u tud.l l St
rd. Wnrrcn Smlth Wlll ;;n e
l.rult prok or tn th P E.
I p!.l tment and Kc::nnelh John-
n \\all WI • ah n
· tanl prot or u! bt h
h \l.flg tume!d u t
WQI k at the Uniw~l"Slty of Wash
&n on
Nt.••w part-Lime UlStruc:tors in
clude Dr. Bcntncc Young, Spnn
tsh, Ed\mrd G Cuh ·r m .u, -
mnlico; Clnr1.1 Young, evening
cl 10 fenC'tllg, Cynlbla Hott u,
ptano, Kc.tth Bum.-;. lk:ung; Ann
Gr nntng, rh thms. Joyce Mor·
~>fin \\ Offil'n• ph}'Slct~} du 11 n
and Mar IU'l!t Peters, ~" mmu
Ford Aid Sends Wood
To Eastern University
Joan Wood, former LC tudc:nt.,
I tt ln.._o:t Wedncsd ~ to tt d
F umv l"Slty, n all
hool m Naslnillc. Tcnnt'S3;cc ..
Joan "1ll be-onto at \.:TV fn~
1> hit..:'"' on tht.> curnpus. Sht' wou
~holo.rslup for $400 from lh
NuttQnnl Scholarsh p fund for
N ·n-o stud nts. a dtvi ion o1 the
Ftttd f undat on \\hi h h u t
lln n l xl ndcd to whites.. In .nadi
uon, .she recetvftd a tu1tion cl\~1-
rshtp trorn the unh•crs.i ty for
~25
Sht' hop(: to att nd for h\ o
(l r nnd ll\!lJor lJl <=•t.hct educa
tion or soctolo •.
Mus is n st p toward lm:alon
do\ n the ro 1111 barn rn that.
~x t aatd Jonn.
'I he UUI\ cnllt~ ~lOU:: 1.) Ci •
·h mgcd ten \\ httc nnd Negro
tud nts as n be lnnmg of tb
progti m Pa!JO Four
ozen
Freshmen Players Stand Out
On /53 Pioneer Grid Machine
BT Gordoa Mnklnster
A host of promlsmg ~hmen
and transfers repo.r1cd to the
gridJ..rOn to bQlster 12 retummg
lettcnncn ns Conc.b Joe Huston
and Assistant CoaCh Al Akins put
out thNr :firSt call last '" eek. Martm hn' c piA.) cd onl) dt!lcnsc
and the tn~kll! spot will be f1llcd
b.) DC.\\ comi!rS Lookmg best ln
prneticc so far hn\'C been Dnrr'Cll
E\•l'.rott, n trnns.f€'r frnm Grays
Harbor JC, nnd Ernie Hardt, n
Jll)'Yt>e before he ent~ the nir
force Huston has SlX tackle pro!
pec:ts. nll o! them O\ cr 200 pound! . PIONEER LOG rriday. S•ptom~r 18,
• n
Stadium Under Construction;
First Contest Set for October 10
coru.truct1on 1s an full swJng I Tlw stadium, whid1 1.!1 hclog
on Lcw&S nnd Clnrk's new 3700 constructed em the west bank of
scat footbnll slnd1un. nnd ahould the fonnc.r f'lshor f1old. will he
be rendy, bnrrmg nny unforeseen <'nllcd LcwlS and Clark stadium
dlfCJc:ulucs, ior the P1onccrs' fJr'St unttl o Inter date wlwn formul
home gnmc ngnuut Lintic.ld &t-dcdil'atlon ceremonies will take
urdny Qftcrnoon .October I 0, oe-place.
cordmg to nthlcuc director Eldon The new plont wliJ consist or
Fil\. wood, steel nnd concrete biN1ch-crs ••xc.~ndlng from the. gonl hnc
on Uu:! south end or the ltcld to
appro. lmntcly the 20-ynrd hnc:
on the north
.t\.11 together nbout 52 nlh1c;4 •
24 or them freshmen, drew equip
ment. Of the lcttennen, fn•t.> nrc
ends. four hnlfboc$s.. l\\ o guards
nnd Clne n center New Gridiron Plant Set for Pioneers A wood and stec.-1 constructed
roof wtll CO\'C:r 1800 scnts in thl!
stndlum . The root wlll be support.
cd by four stcd posts whach, no
cording to 1<'1x, will be smnll
PnOugh to gave all :Cons In the
undcrco\'c.r nrc.a the srcntC$1
!liTlount of unobstructt'd vision
possabl~
The Ploneers w1ll be overload
~ WJlh talent at the end posts
with Graeme .Leggott, nll-confer
ence two ,l'cnrs ngo, Al Scott.
.l•m Qwck. Clark Stephens and
Doug D:~) bnck to snas passes
once ogrun. Day 1S nlso a top-rot<>
punter.
Cook. Sautb Loaa Backs
In the backfield veterans Jim
Smith and Caley Cook. both 100-
:oard dnsh perfonners, :Conn a
~ecd> bnU-c::arrymg twosome nt
hnl!bnck '\\"lth lcttennan Frank
Fmr, bac:k from two years 1n the A modern, 26·seat press bnx
will be bu11t on top of thl' roof
ol the. grnndsland and will
complet<.'ly enclosed in glnss.
The fJcld 1tscll hos rcccivcd 4
new layer of turf over the sum.
mer and with no practice on 1t
lhlS fnll should be m cxcelle
condition for 1953 grid ocuon,
rumy, and Dale Brethnuer to The abo•• drawing is Jhe ar!Ut's conception of Lewis and Clark's now stadium which will be Along w1th the new blench!!~
nnd grandstand, the nthlcttc dt•·
pnrtmcnt hns installed n new all
clcctric scoreboard on the south
end of the flcld. The scoreboard,
of the most modern design, hns
n running lime style clock, down
and yards-to-go indicator and the
quarter and score lights. bac:k them up located on tho old Fuher Field. Total teaiing capacity ia estimated at 3700 with completion date sot
Fullback C()uJd go to any one of _be_fo..;;r~o-th_•_o..;.pe_&U_n~g;;__h_o_m_•....;g:..a_m_•_o_t_th_•_O_r_a_n....;g~o-an_d_B_lo_c_k_Wl_ ._th_L_ i_n_n_· e_l_d_o_n_o_ct_o_b_o_r_l_o_. ----- Ft." sa1d that ticket soles for
the P1oncers' f1vc games arc mov
mg nlong well but thnt there are
still many good scats avnilnble
All reserved seats in thl! stadium
nrc under cover and between the
35-ynrd lines. :four men, Pat Adnms.. out wJth m
JUnes most or last year, and fresh
man Gene Flippm, Earl Ennebret
son nnd Don Allen are workmg
:for the power slot.
Crnig Hunt, regular center for
last two years, may be pushed
this season by transfer Don John
son. 280-pound star 1rom Portland
St.nU!. N orlhwesl Conference Grid Elevens Prepare
For Season Openers; Bearcals, Pacific Solid
QB Post Wide Open
Quarterback will be a question
mark th15 year w1tb five :fresh
men \")'tng for the starting spoL
So fnr Pete Hopkins from Yan
couvf!T' and .:Tun Johnson of Rni
ruer have gamed an edge but Leo
Bolnr of Cnsll~ Rock is dnving
hnrc:l Don Rasmussen 1rom West
Linn and Milwaukie's Carl Wood
bum are also m on the battle.
At guard and t.nckle the Pio
neers arc deep and henvy but
shy on expcnencc. Lcttcnnen
gunnh Ron U~ldinger nnd John
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kell 2001 East Bumssde, v:E Early reports from LC's North
v.: est ·conference nvals' tralrung
camps, ind1cate thnt the league
will be well balanced with all
teams boasting sa.zeable ,·cteran
nuclei returning .
WUlametJe • • • The Bcnrcats
ha,·e 17 lctte.nncn returning in
cluding four All-Northwest con
:fcrenoc players: center Ken Coop
er, hncbackcrs Andy George: and
guards Chff York and Rube
Menashc. Ex-Benson fl3Sh George
Bardsley 1s one or the most
valued frosh. Also gaining pre
season rovl'S 1S veteran fullback
M1ckcy Coen and W.S.C. transfer
Phil McAllister . Despite mehsl
blllty of key gr1dders quarter
back Benny Holt. T~ Kll'kendnll.
Les .Akeo, Sam Hainn and Chuck
LewlS, Conch Ted Ogdahl's Capi
tal City crew nppcnr to be def
inite title contenders . Thc1r flfSt
test comes Saturdn) rugbt nt Sn
Je.m, agnuut CoUcse af Pugel
Sound
Pac:ific . • Dr. Paul Stngg
saw 56 ptgskin candtdntcs m
cluding 17 lettermen show up
for the Badger's initial practice
on McCready field. Leading a
fonmdable array of ~11 camers 6673 or VE 014!1. Paid Adv. 1!l Jcrn· MtlllJ;, the Vcrnoma .. ___________ _.!comet, ~·ho should toke somn of
•
Good Luck Freshmen!
Louie and Edith
invite you fo visit L&C' s
off-campus social center.
•
New Burlingame Fountain
8430 S. W. r erwilllqer Blvd. & Variety
CH 8611 the slack left by the departure r,f Mwaonnrtcs piny Central Wash- Prices for the senson for a re
tnple lhreater Frank Buckiewlc:z. mgton next week-end for lhc1r served seat 15 $9. Single C!liTle rc·
Other rcllnble backs arc John 'SS scnson bnpti m Sl!rved se:~ts nrc pricl'<i at $2.40. Znvodsky, Danny French, and _____ _;;_ _______________ ......:, ____ ~..:...:..:
George stewnrt. CoaCh Stagg's 1953 LC Grid Schedule
line may surpass the '52 solid
wall, with stellar guards Larry
Chung and Ron Haworth, Cl'ntcr
Jerry Adnms, tnckles Danny
Hess, Dnlc Christiansen, and Rog
er Mnniscalco, and Cliff Agee,
giant end. The Badgers open to
morrow n1ght by hosting Western
Wasn ·n
College of Idaho ... If the Ida
hoar ~ athletic pipeline to Cah
tornin continues flowmg, the Ida
boons loom as a dclintte dBrk
horse. The conference's lcad.lng
passer Boyd Crawford and lanky
pnss receiver R. C. Owens, makes
Conch Sam \'okes' task much
ens~er. The Coyot~ hove n con
ference ttrr ncamst Linfield Sot
urdny, September 26.
Rut&c:hmo.n Spark& Wildeaia
Lln!ield ••• Rc-mjury and sub
StX~Ucnt loss for lh•· season of
three-stripe tackle, Torn Barrett.
leaves Conch Pnul Durham's Une
thin. The Wddcnts count on 15
monogram holders w1lh Spark
plug hnemnn Vll'g Elkmton, quar
tt'rbnck Conn1e Sproul, and drl\'
lng veteran back Ad Rutschrnnn
bemg the Important cogs Linfield
plays Whitworth Ul Spokane to
morrow nlght.
Whitman ••. The Mwnonarw.s
report to be short on numbers,
nlthough stronger thnn last year.
Coach JO<! Beidler's bnckfu~ld bas
a good quarterback in Gene Lc
Page nnd v<'tcrnn hnlfbacks Rog
lr StrowJck and Dove Whcclt~,
n Portland boy WiU1 the tn)Ul')'
of star back Neil Goff nnd a
questJonnhlf' hne, the Whits moy
b ccllar dwcllcrs ogrun. The Date Ttrno Team P1aee
Sept. 26 • East Washington Cheney --Oct. 3 • \Vhitmon Wallo. Walla
Oc:t. 10 2p.m. Linfield Portland
Oct. l 7 • West., Washington Bt Jlin~hc~m
Oct. 24 2 p.m. W .illamet t,.. --Salem
Oct. ~1 2p.m. College of Idaho - Portland
No• 7 2 p.m. Pac:Uic (homec:om•ng) _ Portland
NoY. 14 2 p.m. Seattle Ramb1ors -Porlland
NoY. 21 2 p.m. Central Wa.ahington Portland
Dec. 4 • U. of H \wau Ho11olu u
•Night games.
URT'S
ORNER By Copenhagea.
Log Sports Ed.
Taldng King Football out of the limchghl for a wrap-up on
baseball. we find LC well represented in local semi-pro base
ball leagues this past summer. Perhap~ the outstanding per
formance js owned by southpaw Ray Hyde, who hurls for the
01 cgon C1ty Elks. The Elks, Oregon ABC Champs, rode to
their second win in the Western Regional American Baseball
Congres~ tournament on the brilliant three-hit shutout twirl
ing of Hyde; beaung rh·al Seattle 7-0. It was the initial shut·
out of the playoffs with Hyde fanning eight, while walking
only two and allowing no opposing batsman to reach second
hase n!tcr the first inning
ThGt first two mon ln the Oregon City batting order oro olro
Pioneers , Outhttlder Gary Jark;.on, LC '53 battinq leader, after a
so-so s:eason. pounded four hils in fiYe trips, inc:ludmg a doublo in
tho tournoy' 11 first two gamoa. Number two mo.n i• consistent third
1acker DaYey Daniel•.
Catcher Da, . · tt and nee chuekcr, Gordy Robertson, nre two
more Pl()ncer bnsebnllcrs who tolled tn r.t>mt-pro rnnks this liummer:
the.) played for thr Longshore
man club. Heavy hatting fu·st
Mckcr Ron LcwlS plnycd n few
games for Stem:felds ..• Cnt.ch-cr B1l1 Martt•ll hPid down n::Cf:!l\'·
lng chores for the '52 Chnmpaons.
lhe Archer Blower mnP
Bob's Signal se .. vice Alter a yo11r'11 coaching tenure
til Modford iunior high, ox-LC
linomon. Jim King '51. roc:eived
I a Hne &tep.up, when ho Jandod
tho Uno coach posUion 111 CrantJ
Pan high. Stan Blair, aho n '51 for the besl in car care * Lubrications
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uaiabng at Bond, ia now the head
mentor of tho Lava Boa~. Stan
got hit squad ofi on tho right foot
by squeaking by Madru 6·0. last
weok·ond . Both Blair ond King
woro outstanding members of the
gl'oat LC '50 eleven. whlc:b ra•
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