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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 12, Number 5
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1953-10-01
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OCT 1 G 1953
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Vol. xrr EST. 1867 IFall Fantasy'
Mood. el Wi h
utu n Colors
StudentsSelectFreshmantoRule
1953 LCHomecoming Weekend Dancang 'neath a crepe
paper skv of autumn colors
wiJl set the mood for "Fall
Fantusy," the f:1rst studf'nt
body dance of th year ot
9 p m. tonif!ht.
Mt~mbers of Lambdn Ph1
Epsilon. sonpors o{ the event,
au llmg tickets for $1 80
per coupll'.o Tick ts w Ul It;o be
Quc('n ll'ct Rowena I will rule
O\i cr the stxth annual Home-com
mg weekend, Fnd ~ and Sotur
d y Nov mb r 6 7
Rowena Kryder, freshman, wos
cho en to wcur the <'OV l!..>d Hom
comlflg crown m tudLnt bod~
elections hdd Mondn~ and Tu
d y
She \vtll be the ftfth gtrl to be
crowned Homecommg queen dur
mg the young hlStOJ') of lhe col
lege
'J'he blue-eyed queen, who ""111
tw:n 18 only ra \\ cek before flhc
ts formally c-rowned, 1 grnduotc
of :Mllwnuklc Unton h1gh schooL
She Is m!lJormg Jn nr.t and foreJgn
langungc!l nt LcwUJ and Clnrk.
Queen-elect Howcno will be
the off1dnl h03tcss for all home
comtng olums, \Vtth tit asststance
of the royal court Th Homecom
mg prmc" nrc Glono Gow,
senior, Knthy Goynk. junior, nnd
RoJcan Styvcrs, ophomore, on le ot tht> door ton ChL
M~1c for the In( rmal vent
will be provided by Frank Elliott
nnd h15 OrcliC3t.rn Co~g nr
not in order according to C ley
Cook. dnncc cluurman
Fc:lturc.'tl on lh"' program dur
il1g the .mte.rmw.sion as a combo
directed by Creighton McGrath
Merle McCoy \\ill present hl.!l In·
tcrpretotion of :A S tumuy
Ntght fuh Fry
Master ot ccrcmonu~s for tht'
cvemng 1s Gi!orgc Mnn: ndns
Comnuttec chn~rmen ore Jun
Petersen, publicity; Al D.1v
dccoruUons: Btll Sbeaalcy, cnter
tnmment, and Curt Guthrie and
Cretght.on McGrath. c:leao-up.
Patrons and pa&ronc or
Mr. nnd Mrs Wnrrl!n Sm1tb, Dr
and Mrs. Robert Dwalbcry nnd
Mr. nnd Mrs. Neil Snbin.
U of P Makes Challenge
QUEEN-ELECT ROWENA I will :rule ovor the 1953 LC Homecoming. Homccorrung activity til the
pr~ cnt ume IJ the prepo.rnUon
b) nlumru l,'TOUp for the 10nnous
brcakfruas and luncheons dunng
the f ttve weekend nnd ot the
dllfcrcnt campus org niultlons'
p]nnmn! or floats for the Satur
day mornmg parade, nccordLng to
S~lly Phthps and Doug Dny. UD.i..-crnity of Portland Thurs.
day challengod Lewis and Clark
to e "contest of blood. .. Suo Rob
erts, co-cho.irman of tho LC
Bloodmobllt! day uld that this
coUego would ac:copt tho chal·
long• on tho number of don<trs
wbo gave blood. Lu2 year Por.t.
land beat Lewa and Clark :bad·
ly in a similar cirin.
N alional President to Address
Alpha Kappa Psi Inslallalion
Rnymond G. Woolever, Indianapolis, Indiana. grantl presi·
dent of Alphn Kappa Psi, natwnal profcssionnl business fra
ternity, will deUvcr the principal address at the installation
and initiation ceremonies of the Lewis and Clark chapter of
Alpha Kappa Psi at 4 p.m., Sunday, October 18, m the junior
baJiroom of the Multnomah hotel.
Philip S. McAllister, head of the department of business
and adviser for the group, will be the t()aSLmaster at the ban·
quct which will be held nt 6 p.m. in the Blue room of the hotel.
German Politician
Speaks Tuesday Others scheduled to partlc1pnte
m the ceremonies are Harold W.
Smder, dcpnrtment o! ccononHCll
and business admtnu;lrotlon ut
!he Umverslty of Wnshtngton;
Frederick Hurley, vice president
Dr. Wernet Mtddlcmnnn, a of Evergreen J\.h•morinl nssocw
mcmber d! the present G~nnan tlon, and Leslie Matthews, prc~u
cabinet nnd also 11 delegate to dent of Alphn Knppa Ps1 nlunml
the Council of Europe, will be chapler of Portland. Dr. Charles
guest speukt•r nt a tea in Pala-Howard, dcnn, "til represent lhe
11ne druwmg room nl 3:15 p.m. college at the banquet.
0•1 Thursdoy, October 22. The group, wh1ch wtll be Lhc
Spcuking on the toptc "Prob-80th coUcge chapter In thl' nnhon,
Jems of .Europe," Dr. Middelmann. wtll be the Gamma Xi chapter.
ns a member of government is Members hO\'C elected l''rnnk
well mformed on the vnnous Sc~lyc, JUntor, to head the organl
problcms whtch confront the West :wUon as pr~idcnt. Other off1ccrs
German :republic at this time. nre. \'ICC prcstdt.>nl. WtlUnm Me·
The tea will be open to all fnc-Clclland, senior; <'Orresponding
ulty, students, mothers. memb~rs secretary, Dallas Finnell. sen10r,
ot the Women's League and Trus· recordmg secret n r y, Kcllb
h:cs. Jacques, scmor: treasurer, Jnmcs
1953-54 ASLC
Budget Approved
'l'h1s lS wht•Jc the money goes.
W1th the nppnml'lnlJo n of SH.-
250, the sauw grund totul ns the
1952-53 bud{!cl, studtml body
tr~?asuwr Dnlc Pearson, working
in conjunction with the budgtJt
committee. hus suomltted a bud
get wh1ch was approved by the
student council <~t its meeting last
Wcdnl'sdn y.
A breakdown
budget cnn be
three. of thn 1953-54
found on PR8e Coles, scmor, nnd master of rlt·
unl, Allon Dnv•s, JUntOr.
Charter mcmbt:rs will be: Jock
Bnstinl>, Dnvtd Bouman, Dl!l.ln
Bmn, Robc.rl Bissell, James Cole,
Curtis Copcnhngcn, Allan Davts,
Dnllns fo'lnncll, Stnnlcy Georga
lakis, Thomas nrumnh. l<:rncst
Hnrdt.
Kc1th Jncqu•~. Walter Judd,
Dyrk Lansdon, Blmr l .. mdl(•, Wll
llom l.l\'cly, Wtllium Mangels,
George Murnndns, Wtlhnm Mc
Cil'llllnd, R1cho.rd Morgans, Dale
Pca1'Son, Norman Pete.rson, Frank
Seelye, Herbert Shaler, Earl Tor
unco, R1chard Uhl and John Wtl-
cox.
• Sadie Hawkins ,Registrar Notes Student Drop;
~n~~:~d.;.~'::!~~ w-1 Enrolhnent Figures Show 990
kms donee.
Dogpntchcrs will gather Satur
day, October 2•l. to dance m honor
o! Sndtc Hawktns Costumes of
L1'l Abner vantage along w1tl1 A drop of 46 students from last venr at this time is revealed
m the lnlest enrollment f1gures released by Registrar William
NorriS Enrollment to dnte 1S 990, as compared to last year's
1036.
umque cors~cs for the men wUl Fres.-.men comprLc the largest class with a total of 309, 163
be m order !or the g1rl-nsk-boy boys to 146 girls Juniors are the smallest class with only Hl7
affrur 134 ho' s to 63 g1rls. There are 230 seniors, 144 to 86. and 206
Chuck Je,nnmgs and hts arches- ~ophomores. 106 to 100.
tt·a wtll pin~ nt the annual AWS-
sponsored offaJr Prlz:es wlll be Thtrteen men and eight women add up to twenty-one
warded for Ute best costumes grnduotc tudcnts Cor n grnnd
and corsages, according to Sue tol.nl o! 569 men lO 42l women
Hunt. general dance cluurman There IS not an exact count of
\"Cterons nvmloble, but NorriS es
timates that there ore roughlv 'BJ d h• D 1 200 attending, 100 from Korea QQ mo Jle ay and 100 f~m World War 11
These fJgur~ are all os of Oc--
Sef for October 28 ~ tobcr 13_' 1_95_3 __
Wednesday, October 28, is
"Bloodmobile Day" at Lew!S nnd
Clark. Donors nrc tt!'(JUt'Stcd to
go to the gym between the hout.
of 9 a.m. ond 2 p m All student
under 21 must hnvc t.he signed
approval of thetr parents or
gunrdlun. Band Plays for UF
On Sunday, October 18, the
Symphontc bond w11l ploy Cor the
Un1t..:d Fund drtve rally ot the
civic ouditorium ll w111 nccom
pnny the Portland syntphan!c:
chotr nnd ploy several concert
numbers Th1s is the ccond yc r
Uwt the band has been mv1ted to
ploy for thiS roll~ Return Deadline Set
For VOYAGEUR Pies
\TQYAGEUR proofs :whach
wcr~ given out this week in the
shack should be :returned tod y
to Ctlmpus bo:x 6, ncocrding to the
picture committee
Students nrc nlso rcmmd<>d
that mfonnatton ahcct.s Whlch oc-
compuny the proou m~t be ac
curntcly IJllcd out nnd \\: nmcd
t.hut the proofs turn dark under
bnght lights. Acordlng to chnmnen Sue Rob·
crts, Lots Blnttmnn nnd Tamru u
Joffe, 800 students should glv"
blood this year. The quota for
Lcwts nnd Clark is 500 pints, nnd
last year only 200 donors t.-ontrl
bu tc.>d. 'College, Marriage' Theme of Panel
At AWS Meet Tuesday in Chapel
Lilwls nnd Clark is n blood
bonk, ond any student, facult'·
membtw or family mcmbo or
anyone c:onnt•clcd w1lh Lhe col
lege mny obtain blood if neces
sary .
''The Portland 'hupte1 of the
hlood bonk hos on slornge at the
present limo only 900 pmts or
bl<•od," Sflid Sue RobcrLS. ''H n
dtsnster should occur, nt least
235,000 plnts would be n~uea,
nnd at lhc present t'ntc of do
nnhons tl would take 400 years to
obtom the nct.>ded amount." .. How Doa College Help n
Gtrl Succeed m ll£'r Morrint;c""
will be the theme of n pnncl n!l·
sembly to be held by Uu~ .As
sociated Womt'n Studt'mts m the
chapel nl 11 n.m , on Ot·tobcr 20
The ponel wUJ coruust or lhrec
spi"nkr.:m: Cnrol)•n l'olcorrl, JUn·
1or; Snlly Ph1hps, sophomore; ond
Glorin Gow, senior. ':1'\\ o consult
nnts will be Mrs Forrest Rieke,
nnd Mnl. JamCB Bryson who are
membcl"fi of the dcrul's nd\'ISOI')'
commttlec ond are nclivc in com
munity affairs. Dean Frc<.>dn Hortdeld vdll be IJ\'ldcrator of
the paneL
Among the top1cs to be dlS
eussed are: "'\\'hnt kind or ~r
son do I \I. 'lint to be ttn ~ l!D
from nowT" ''Whnt kmd of man
do I want to have ns lhc 1alher
of m~ cluldren?" nnd ".Am l be
commg the kind of woman thot
he will want Cor n '' 1£ "''
Pat Wclsh, A WS president
urges U1at all women stud<!nts ot
t nd this panel nsscmbl) to hi!lp
diScuss some of the qucsUoru thnt
\\Ill affcd thl'lr whole hv Page Two
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The Homecommg commtttcc thu; .) caz put mto usl' a new
plan fot nommatmg and electmg the quca:n nnd }tcr court. Rc
'1cwmg past procedure, the group noted that there was not
full r pl'esentntlon nt class meetings durmg \'Otmg. Th<'rc
:iorc, on som~ occas•on-. tllt: prmcess was chosen b\· a compara
tl\ cly smnll number, e\'en though she was to ecpresc.t't the
cnU1e dass.
With tin~ m mmd, the committee sought to conduct the
lections so thnt more student body members t•ould pnrtlci
pntt: It dectded that nominations would be mode during class
meetmgs, while :hnal voung would b~ made by ballot during
two general student body clecllons-onr. to determine court
members and the other to des1gnate the queen.
In theory, the plan was ver:itably flawless. But in nctuol
practzce, some faults occurred. For mstance the freshman.
sophomo11c nnd Jtilllor closses each nominated more th~n
seven girls. Because of votmg schedules, run-offs could not
hnve taken place had votes been dJslurbmgly dose. Further
more the elections were placed so that the court could not
be introduced to the student body duz·ing a regular assembly.
W1tl1 only th11ec days between the time class cnndidates were
selected and the f1rst election dny, the girls hnd httle chance
to put up tlu~ usual campus-w1de pubhcity campa1gn. PIONEER LOG
Bark---
of the ---LOG
Delis ...
On b~hn1! of Ute brothcrs of
Dcltn T~u R)to frnh•rntty, I should
hk to thank all ot the wonder
ful p~oplc \\ ho turned out, I· M·
dn • n\ght m the :;~nson's worst
downpour. to hf!lp make the rnll)
pnrnde nnd sock-hop n success.
The t•ollv squad and Pep band
n~ n croup thnt hns "more school
spll"ll thnn good sense," nnd l-"'ri
dny mghL they proved tt ns Utcy
parnded up Brondw·ay on the back
of n Oat-bed truck lt is th1s kind
of spirit show•n b) one ond all
that makes LC whnt we like to
cnll, ''our kind of colleg~."
Jim Garutt. Prcs.ident
Delta T11u Rho Fraternity. ... and Pelts
To the Editor, ,
Tht colleg<', JUSt n few days
ngo, dedicated n new football stn
d1um nnd broke ground for a nc\\
men's dormitory that, when com rriday, October 16. 1.9~3
Unlf MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Bibler
In final nnalysis, the Homecoming commit tee is to be com
mended for attempting to revi-.e clect1on procedures. Surely
voting in the past bas not been without fnult-nor is it per
fect now, ns mdicnted by student opinion voiced in the nd
)acenl columns. But it is through such change and re' ision
in traditional methods that P1oneer progrc._--s is effected. plctcd, will give LewiS and Clnrl ''On the other band. its good to havo a studonl like Worthal
college onl! of th~ finest housmf m class-it completes th, other end of th curvo'."
r,c•ups to be found many smnh ·-------..:...-------------------college in lhe no lion.
Tinzber ... The News in Brief However, this college hns the
duhtous diStinction of bcmg one
of the few schools 1n the nation Alpha Psi to Sponsor p "f" f S k Another beam lD the buildmn of 0 colJcge will be put in lthnt has n Pep band with no Ulll• OSl IOns or pea ers
~ f Experimental Theater place Sundav at the Multnomah hotel when 27 men will be I orms Since 95 per CX!nt or tht:! Open With LC Bureau • • I crowd nt football games hstens An "Expcnmentnl Theater"
lhlhnted and mstalled as charter members of the Gnrnma XI With lhetr eyes ns welJ ns thctr bcmg formed m Lhc speech nn 1nc Student Speakers bureau
chapter of Alpha Kappa PSI, national business fraternity. care and smcc the P"'p bnnd ...... p. d nr•~nnt under the sponsor I
• .., " n; cp .. u..... • • is sending out a call for all stu-Alpha Kappa PSI joms Lewis and Clark's five other natton- resents the college nt many out-ship of Alpha PS1 Omega, not1on- dents mtcrcsted
10 presenting
al Greek letter mte.rest fraternities as a proof that the col-side e~;cnts m addition to the ol dramatics honorary. dnmatlzatlons, mtcrprctivc rend
lege built on Palatine hill 11 years ago 15 still adding timbers gnmcs at home and away, thls Mary Ellerby ,senior speech lngs, mumcal or dance :numbers, sHuntion deserycs the CODSJdcra-to 1ts structure. . tion of C\•ery st~dcnt :md faculty arts major, wtll direct the month- speeches or debates or parlicipat-
To Frank Seelye. president of the local Alphn Kappn Psi member. ly pcrformanc:cs which will be lng 1n discussions.
CI\'Cn in various manners, includchnpter, to its 27 char'ter members and to Ph1hp McAllister, We ha"e. 3t Lewts and Clark, mg Lhc Charles Lnu~hton style
adVJScr to the group. ilie•LOG e.x-tends lts congratulations and the fmest music school to be {wllh the use Of tccturns). Tryout
hopes that the men of the fralemity will bolster not only iound in Northwcst....,how about notsce>s w11l be po:;tcd each month. Each ycnr as o servtc·t! to the
college, the bureau sends manr
students to l'IVir church and
. • some cloihes for 1t • busm~ n..J-nmiStratJon or campus but also rn the conununlt\.'. D l J
.1 oug as a cox.
TiiE ROVING REPORTER
Students Express Elections Dissatisfaction/
Suggest Various Improvements/ Modifications
By :tho Ro..-iDg Reporter
"What do you think of the way
homecoming dccttons were han
dled"" The genernl conce:nsus
on the Lcwu and Clnrk campus
is Uwt o! dissnUSfacUon as mdl
cntcd by this week'~ pollster. The
negntwe opmions overruled
10-8.
Lyn May, jtm1or: "Partlc.t.J)a·
tion wns very poor, cspeoolly at
class meetings."
Bob Famlmm, sophomore:
'Pine. 1 liked the way it waa
done ...
A1 Nzckcls, junior: .. What elec
tion?"
Je:m Popkcs, freshman: .. It wns
VCJ) wcll organized, although I
think the queen should be a sen
Ior. It would highlight her school
career more than that of a Iresh-
man."
Roger Shnnnnhmt, JUntor: .. 111
sign wtth T. J. Edmonds bccnusc
I mny uu:rirrunate myrel!."
Ken Owens, Junior· .. J wns very
plenscd \!i'l th the run-o:!C tden
which Eeemcd to allow more p3r-Ucipalion on behalf of all class
members. It was very well hnn
d!ed nll the way around." done weU. It shoUld be made
of vital importance to off-cam
pus students as weH as those who
Fred Stock. freshman: "'It was live on campus."
okay. I didn't St.'C anything wrong Shirley Karlt!n, senior: "Very
with iL" good.''
Jun Petersen, sophomore: •·J Anonymous, senior: '"It's n goo:f
think it's better this war. Eve-idea '!or the junior and senior
ryone gets to vote." classes to elect tb<.'.tr candidate
3erry Conrath, sophomore: lhts way because it is impos.o; 1bll'
"You get to look the cnndtdatcs for many of them to come to
O\'cr, and everyone who was at class met.!tings, but at would be
the class mecttl){tS gets to vot~ better for the 1reshmen and soph
during the lapse of ttmc between omorcs to elect thC'ir prlnCCSS!!!i
the ctnss meet1ngs and tht! ac-m the class meetings.''
tunl voting time." Janet Rothenbt•rg, fJ·cshmnn:
Tom Dnklas, junior: .. 1 think "It's a good way to <Xmduct l.'h.~
we should bnvc had an assembly lions. 'flus way we have n good
so that all of the candidates could chance to look O\"<'.r the canda
bc v1cwed by the students. Th• 1 dates."
way the election was run this~ Robert W. Smith, junior: "You
time, you don't know who you're only know your own class rep
voting for."' resentatl\'es. You don't hove any
Betty Holl, )umor· "J don't opportunity to observe and nnn
thmk there wns enough pubhclty. lyze the outs~ndlng qualities of
nnd J nlso don't know if I qulte the prospective queens, (nnd
'dig' homecoming queen. If it's furtherm ore" if I'm reelected, J
gomg to be done, it should be will · • • .).
Campus Station KLAC
To Resume Broadcasts
r,tfl<'lal r•UbiiC3tlon of th Auot>laltd ..., ~u n •Jf J wla nnll Campus sl<llion ._,. \C Will re
sume brondc:astmg next wcc>k
under ihc management of Elninc
Hr"CStu, cnior !ipccch arLa moJor, rtark et•llt T'u\JIIt!h (I W<;<'IIF durlo~r th• coli co ) c:.r Sub crlpl!Qn rn t •, s : o ~K.r ) c:nr
I".nl red aa e CYonil cia» matt r nl Portlnno1. Or•gvn
BJ).rl'OB.-DI..OB fiJP
Ohlllelt CJiat'1lqulac
J:4ltorta1 ~ ADD Qnnnla f' Spon. 114Jtor Con Ooge~n •aoanac JICUcar Bcr11 kh.o14rrr tiodet:v JlCIJtOT' Je&~~lle Bvlllbrlu ...... ~ .Z4J'-Or O.Ul7 'DeUatnlt7 Ba.lDu• ••usru Did: Obi :Put:ure •cut.or :Jci'Dfoe T.rna'tu\n Oin::z&laUoD Jfanaa:r•r 'Dlane lPort•
:PhoLof:npllon •4 WeW, llal x.o .. u
81.&ff ~rUN: Bob lUn.U. ~ BA)'-r. Ca.rol Barn.. Da.rbam Co•n. aa117 Oolul.. X.Ddlle ::O&J'ball, Mari17» :Oo4Jre, J11a17 &Uerby, 'll&rv •vau. l!A\ t.unr, Clluclt "•~u. :Olck llo•by, Dl&JI.• lPortc,
8pon. a &&If s J'.r&Ak 'l'l.ori. DJa Wanl. 'lll&rt1Jl IUeytblnr , .7.cl: JLar'bonl. J)tualc J)Dnbam.
ctrculaUcm tnat:fa II&~ Mueb&~~t. aow .. Mitchell. Broadcasting hnd b<'Cn sus
pe-nded unlil un outdoor lint• tu
the &hack could be n•poarcd Pro
sroms of music wtth brief nr•ws
reports nnd .announcements will
be nlrc>d cor:h day from 1 J a.m. w 1 p.m.
Sludcnta des1ring L.o do disc
Jockc)'mg should contact Elam••
or come to th,. rodio bool..h m the
speech bu!Jdmg. Sabin, Forensics Team
Set Monday Meetings
I The forc.n 1c LUim wtll meet
C\'ery Monday ot 3:30 p.m. in Sp-
20 under the lendershJp of Neil
Sabtn, speech arts chatrman.
All students, regardless of c
pcrlcncc, we invited by Sabm
to ottcnd th~c meetings in prep
arnuon :for the many speech
tournaments tn which Lewis and
Clark student.. participate: de
bote, extempore, impromptu or
n{l<:>r-dmner ~P"~I<in~. -Burroughs Selects LC
To See Annual Exhibit
LC.\\ 1 and Cl.uk hns been se
h~clL>d for the Burroughs annual
.school ~"...XhJblt wh1ch will be held
an Palatine Manor, rooms I and 2, • October 19-23.
The exhabtl will be sponsored
bj• Ute cducnton dtvision of the
Burroughs company nnd lS a
demonstration of all new mechan
Ical school equtpment John
Kmdy, '48 grnduatf', wtll bt~ m
charge of the exh1b1t.
L('wts and Clurk hns mv1ted
no•nrby colleges and the publtc
lo VllW the Burroughs demon
stration show.
Food Preparation Class
V"lSits Custom Cannery
Hollown,> .. ulitvm canner) w&J
visited by lhc !ood preparatiOn
class to can two bushels of lo
mCJtoes. Tht y wnJ be conducted
·through the plant to obscrvl.• the
processing of their tomatoes un
they arc remJy for the custllmcr
to ptck up. school orgnni rtlton, Soml' stu
dents hove t>vcn obtnin~d jobs
through the spt'nkers bureau.
Students intcresled m pnrllct
pallng should sign up with Mary
EUerby, sludent dtre<'tor of the
bureau, or w1th Neil Sabin. h<!nt't
of the speech url.'S department, tn
h1s olf1cc, Q.. 2.
Student Prices Offered
At Navy Band Concert
Studt.n ~ pnc('.s 1, ilablc to
LC student bod) card holders for
the U.S. Navy band concert at
the pubhc nuditoraum Mondny
night, Ortober 18, accordmg to
Mr. Church, t1ckct ogcnl for the
band.
Rcgu lar reserved sent tickets
arc now on s1tlc nt J. K. Gtlls nt
Lhe student pric~: of $1.10 •
Box Numbers Requested
Persons who rcgistcrt>d tn the
placement oftJce for jobs ut the
bcgmmng of th•• semcst<'.r nnd
have since rccelv<·d post oflice
box numbc.rs ore requested to sec
M1SS J uUo Johnson imtned1ntdy
and CIV~ her tht: box number.
This docs not apply to those
who hove already found JObs,
Seniors Make Money
Tht. enior <:lru... Jtt!lL O\'er
$74 Jn a rummage sale held re
c-ently, accordln~::: to class presi
dent Jack Bnshne The moncv •
will be opphed townrds the pur-
chn::;e or the sentor class gilt next
sprang. The closs has other monf.'y.
rrusmg prOJCCUI plunhl'd, mclud-• mg the sponsors hip 01 lhl.• flrst
aHur-gamc- dnnc<! during bnskct·
ball t.cnson
Parents Release for Blood Donors
(for donors under 21 years of age)
Th1s 1s to c crtlfy that my son or daughter has
to give blood to th.:: American Red Cro!l5
Parent's r;lgnotur<•
Donor's narn•• mv permlas1on F'r -On -}
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On the Soctfll Stde_ w1th Jeanne Hulsbnnk LC on the Air Fulbright Fellowship
Fraternity Dinners ,.·~.wl:":"!,;.~·~~.~·~!~~ Deadline October 31
KtPOJ ot 5:30 p.m. coch Sun-on 'T'o~ n of Ca 'en dar dny, Will rca lure the c.vllcgc .J. t '.1:-' j1 ~mphony orehcsttn on the
\Vllh 15 S(lfOJ'tly ncuphilcs donning new pledge t>ins, tlu~
campus fratcnrlhes now have scheduled lhetr annunl ruuh
dmnet·s to start Sundny, Octobm· 18.
Memb1•rs of L.unbif., Phi Epstlon will he }JI)st nt the first
dumt'J, 3 p.m., Octo bel' 18, a l Berg's Chalet.
The Stgmas tnkc the spotlighl Tuesday, October 20, when
they will t•ntcrtnin nl n progressive dmner stnrtmg nl 7:15p.m.
nt the home of Chuck Jennings.
AlsQ on Tuesday, J\cacJa wall hold an open meeling nt 12
uoon in B-:iO in place of a dinner.
Knppn Phi Alphn sponsors the third dmncr nt the Top 0'
Scott country club, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 21. Oclobcr Hl program.
'11w program will Include·
"Ah, Je VLUX Vtvre" from
''ltornco nnd Jull(ll" by Gou
nod, Bonnle Newburgh Hens
lty, !iOpro:no~ nnd Zornhyda
Lcg1 . .'11d by Johnnn S. Svcud
son, Clare llodckins, violin so
loltl The pi'Ogrnm will con
clude with two numbers by
Stbcllu : 1\fu.rchc Ortcntnl nnd
NIRht Mus1c, the latwr tea
turmg Albert MarshoU, Out-
1St.
October 22, nt 7:15 p.m. U\c
rush~{'S wtll JOin the members of
Alphn Rho OrncRn n\ the Mullno
mnh Athlctlc club. Korean Veterans Must File Monthly
Report for Assistance Eligibility Oclob~r 31, 1053 is Ute fmnl 4 Good h~illth
date for nppllcntion for 1cholnr- f'mnl ·h:clfnrLJ of the Fulbright
hips Cor trtudy und~r lh• :Pul· grantres Is mndt.: by the Board of
bnGhl or Bueno J\tr• Corwcn Foreign lcholnn>hlptt appointed by
lion pro(.rroms ror the 1054·55 Lhe president of the Unltl·d St.o~
ncndl'mlc year. n1c Fulbright ownrd ls granted
Dcon or lhc coll~ge ChnrJc W. nnnunlly to two students fr'Om
Hownrd urgQS oll IJLudents who cnc:h stntc.
nrt! interested to try fur thcs,. Ju lhe pnst t.wo Y ars. two
ri\Jw and mud thut furlhC>r snfor-Lcwu nnd Clnrk swdcnt.l ha\'c
mntion and detnlls nr~ ovcul,hlc I been Uu: t'tlCapHmt.s of Fulbright
from Luther Chew, rcsc.rv U awards. In 1952. Dolores Mcnstcll,
brarlnn. Applicutton fnr lh c In grnduntc or mUIJ.C, wc:nt lo
sc.holanJhapa mUit b•"' turned tn to Mowrl college in Austria for
the dean of colh:ge'a otfacc furthar studtes in music:.
Twcntv-thrt.>c nutJon ore oU~.;r-• Last spring, Scott Beach, an
other musac: mnJor, won a Slmllnr
Fulbrtght scholni"Mrp to do furth
er stud\' ot lhc Umversaty of •
PartS.
Dchn Tnu Rho wHI round out
the schedule wlth thclr dinner on
October :.!5. lnc groduote studcnta of lhc U.S
o ch:mc..: t.o study under the Ful
brlr.ht scholn~hi r, progrnm, <;
tnbltshcd m 1947. The Buenos
Alres Convention progrnm wns
fonncd m 1fl37 wath 16 Lnt.m
All Korean 'lfOtcrnns under Puh-as bused The farsl check wdl be Amcricnn oount.rws tnklng part.
he Law 550 should me immcdlute- received by velernns on or nbout Both of the ndv nee:..'<.'! forc!gn
ly thr!ir ccrtl!u:ates (l{ cll&tballty Novcmbc.r 20 nnd the 20th of study progrmns nrc port of the in-Chapel Committee
Slates Missionary • • •
Three 8 0 a· 0 r 1 t 1 e s instulled wllh th~ rcy,istrnr's o[ftcc, if they cnch month thereafter . The en· lcrnntionol f.'ducuUon exchange
pll'dgt•s Wcdnesdny cvt•nin They hnvc not nlrcady dono so. An en-llrt: month of OctobCI and ~c acttviUes of the Department of
art•: Thctn Kuppa- Adole Hodin. trnnc<' ccrllftcnte cannot be s••nt portion or Scpt~.?mbcr :from the 22 Su
1 Pnulo Sc:ou. Jonot Young Groc:o· to thC' Veterans ndmlnistrntlon to lhe 30 wall ttc included an the n c. The f«<o,; W~tly W. Mntzi(Jkcat,
line Cartor: Della Phi Gnmmn- until thts is done :ftr'tlt check. To rc~vc one of these fcUow-o Mclhodist rruss1onnry and mcm
b r of the Student Voluntcc.r
mo\i f!mcnt, !rom Mexico will be
guest speaker m chnpcl se.rv1c
Thursday, October 15 Lorrainc: Moan. PaJ Ethell. Patti Durmg the lost week of Octo- The rCf.'Ullrnr's of!Jcc WIShes to ships nn opphcnnL m us L be
Throop. Joan no Ellls. Jo Krueger. ber nnd monthly thPrcn!lcr 0\'cry rem and PL 550 'ctcrnru tbal lhc deemed chgiblc under the foUow
Janc Fish, Priscilla Wost. Gwen PL 550 vct~ran must report to the monlhlv reports nrc the rcspon- 1ng requm-:mcnts:
Phillips: Alphn Gummn-Doria registrar's off1cc to Stgn on nt-nao1hty of Ute veterans and urge l. A United Stntcs CJUzcn.
Moir, Virginia Anderson . nnd tcndancc record whtcb u sent to rhcm to s1gn thctr reports on
Barbara Pfau. the VA and upon whtch lhc Umc so that there Wtll be no de-Matz.tgkctt.. n spec.tallst tn rurnl
und soe1nl reform. v; all speak on
;=~~~~------------------------, ::m=o=n=t.h~cy~ ·~p~a~y~m~c~n~L_t~o~th~e~v~c_t~~~n---•n~y~ln ____ th ___ c_ir ___ l~-~------·------~-----Likc to be n member of the
Pep club?
All women wtth o GPA of
2.00 or above who nrc antcrcst
cd m mcmbl.!rshtp moy rcgtstcr
on lhc sign-up list to be posted
in the gym, Monday, October
19. The open meeting wtll b~
held Tucsdoy, October 27. •
One or lhc baggcst socinl t'Venu
of the y.•nr wtll tnke plncc lhls
Sunday {rom 3 to 5 p.m. at the
Women's league reception and
' tea for new faculty, Tht! reception
line will be m Ak.in Hull und the
ten tn Palatmc Manor. Attend
once for th1s event ss c.xpe<:ted to
be over 1000 mcluding members,
fnculty and fnends of the college.
A bus wall lcnve tht.! Trnilwt~v
depot ot 2:40 p m. nnd compu.
at 5:10 p.m.
• • •
Al 11.$ ftrst meeting o! the year,
the science club elected Munoy
Bartley president. Other oflicers
are Lyn May. secrt!tnry, and Paul
Davis. lreasurer. Mcmbershtp 1n
Uac club IS open to all sctencc stu
dents. Mc ctmgs arc hdd at 12:30
p m. in B-29 on the St..~ond Tucs·
day or cnch month
Mias Rolon Naundorf. assistant
proC~ssor ot Enf'h. h Will show
t:Olort.."<l slides of hur n•ccnt Lrtp
to Europl! nl the fu11t mc~ting of
the fo,nculty Wivl:S clulJ, 2:30 p.m.
m Akin hull.
New OliiCI·~ or Aktn hall are:
Diane Mac:Kenxio, prc•sldcnl; Sal
ly Philips , 1cc prt 1dc•nt Paula
Sc:oU, sl.'cret.nry; Donna Day,
treasurer, nnd Joanne Ellis. scr
Hennt-nt-anns.
More newly elected otficcrs nrc
those of Trodse Hcudt..>d by Dale
, Pearson, pr 1dt lt, they mcludc
Clonn GreQq vic(' president
Shirloy Karlen secre tor~ W a:r
ren Ron. treasurer: Stan Georga-
1 u k i '· scrg('ant -ol-ann P at
Etbell t orr• • •onthng l>t.'<' ri.!Ulry:
and Nanc:y Buaaoy, h1storum.
Young Car Owners
If vou arc bctwl-cn the oges
of 16-und 25 and feel that you
un• puying too much fol' your
Auto IAnbility lnaurmc~.=, 1
mny be able to suvt• you ns
much 01 50% il you att now.
Rules n!l low ns $42.00 u yecu
for 10/20/5 Jlmlts. Write. see
or call m~ lmmedlntcly for
more information. George Has
kell 2001 F.o.st Burnside, VB
Uu73 or VE 0149.
Paid Adv. 1953-54 ASLC Budget
Activities Comrniuion
DramtJta<
Rally and Yell Squad •
1-'ort!nsics ..
Band-
Assemblil~ -~ -~~
Human Rolations
Reli~o~tous Contercnccs •
SPculnr Conlt!rcnccs •
Religious Evaluntlon Week
Chapcl~~-
Religious Speakers -
Campu.o: Chest Pubhcaty -
World Student Scrvacc Fund.
Soc:tal Comttuuion
Kick-of! Dance
Homecommg Dance
Hanging of the Green
Snowball Fonnal Dance
May Fete
Public:ailon.s
Lo <College Ncwspnpcr)
Voyageur (Yearbook) -
Palhfindur (Fr~hmen Hnndbookl
Public Rotations
Clnsaes
Senior •
Junior
Sophomore
Freshman
Auociations
Associnted Wom~n Students
Associated Men Students
Otbor llems
Orwnt ll on
Office Equipment & Supplies
Art Department
Election Board --
-$ 880.00
100.00
d50.00
-&00.00
300.00
200.00
150.00
175.00
50.00
100 00
12.50
12.50
135.00
175.00
20.00
200.00
50000
3,230.00
5,250,00
250 00
-
125.00
125.00
50.00
50.00
125.00
100 00
Miscellaneous -~~~~~------------------10.00
150.00
25 00
50.00
~0.00 -----
Grnud Tow! .
Kenls Barber Shop
• $ 2,280.00
700.00
1,030.00
l
8.730 00
200.00
350.00
225.00
Drop in for a quick haircut between classes.
2 barbers to serve you.
8439 S. W. Terwllliger Blvd. CH 5211 2 A college degree or its cqwv
nlent nt the umc lhc award lS to
be taken up.
3 Knowledge of the langung..:
of the country suffu:u::nt to en~·
on the propoSt..>d 1tudy.
Week of N ovemher 15
Set for MS Showing
~rs. the campus literary mngn
zmc, hns set hs first publlcntton
date !or the week or Novcmb~.!r
15. The magotim.:. whach 1s: a
collection or student written poet
ry, essays, short stones, crilt·
cisms, nO\•cl chapters ond on"
act plays, 1s published by the
En~:Ush maJors.
Anyone who as i:lt<'rested In
wratmg 15 urst!d to submit his
contributtons to anyone in lhe
English department or plncc
tnem m lhe box in lhc hallway
or Peebles. The dcadhne for copy
wtll be November 13
Jun Hnrtnett. edttor. wlll meet
wtth those interested an workll\g
on or wratlng for the magazine
at 12:30 p m, Tuesday, October
20, in Peebles 2 The Chollcngc of lhc Needs of
thl' Mcxacnn lndtnn to the Chris
Lien M.isston" He speaks from f1\ e
VC(U'S c.xpcnence m ptoncen.ng u •
welfare and educnuonnl progrnrn
l\fllOng Mextc:o's ALt.ec lndums.
As n racult) memb<-r of the Un
ton TbcoloSJcnl ~nry, Map.Lg
kcat served m the trruning of
muusters by gtvlng them o.n-lh -
JOb gu1dance m Mex1co.
Mnt.zigketl wns one of the
Brothers Ten, n group o.f ten
young men from the Boston
School of Theology who went to
l\tcxtco os students to work an lhe
soctal rclonn programs. While on
campus he will speak i.o d.lfferenl
rehcaon classes and wall be avail
able for mtervtews Thursday and
Fradny.
Mowgkmt IS a grnliunte of De
Pav; umve.rsity, the Boston Scltool
of Theology nnd the Grnduatc
School of Sociol Work of the Uru
VCl'Slty of Soulhcm Cahfornin.
Dr Elldco Hashimoto. profes
sor of religion, and Don Lundy,
pre-mlnlstenal student, \li 111 be
the faculty and studenl le<:~dcrs
respccuvcly
Dreamland Drive-In
5 Minute Drive From School
Drop in for a snack after 1he dance.
7850 S. W. Bar bur Blvd. Open 7 a.m. to 1 a.m.
New Burlingame
rounlain & Variety
*Hamburgers 30c
*Shakes 20c * Coftee 5c
We specialize in FAST • service.
No need to wait or be late.
8430 S. W. Terwilliger Blvd. CH 8611 -•
PIONEER LOC F'rlday, Octobor 16, 1953
URT'S
RNER LC Attempts to Regain Win Trail Via Vikings
by Copcnhagcm:
Log Sports Editor Conch Joe Huston's '"' tldeot
shocked" el~\ en \\Ill stri\'c to
t't'-Cntcr the \\ m column Whl'n
I Uu~.) tc.t Western Woshmgton
LC fnce! o.n C..'i:MPloncer conch nnd Its \'UUnh!d nit· nltnck, to
tlu.s Snturdny \Vhcn Ute Ornng..: morrow night at Bnucry F1cld h
m~cts Westem Woslungton ThP oBl'lUnt:ham, Wnslungton Jlion
VIkmc~ coach, Charles Lapp\m- C'Cr gnmc C"Jiptoin Cor the nolll•
busch, "as hettd football mentor conf('rcncc tilt \\111 be three ,·cor
~ ot old Albnny coUcgc, nO\\ LC, lcttcrmnn end Clark Stephens.
m '32. St1ll "'mnrtlng from lust week' - Lappt-a.busch has gained con· upset from undcr-rntcd Ltnfwld,
sidorablo prominene11 m tbo the P1oncers fai.'C n non-confer
coaching profession as a form&· cncc foe thut hos st nu~:d .NW
tion expert with his dcl'velopment conference PncU:te 12-12 nnd
of the "'straight line defense." \\hacked WJllnmcllc 26-13 1'hc
Tho defensive backs lako posi· Vakmg s ncrlnl game sm shed th
lions directly back of each olbor Bcarcnts on four TD pn ofter
in a row behind the center line-the ground of:Ccn c hod bogged
backer. Tbo blocked vision doe.s down. WWC funsl1ed second in
nol hamper ope.ralions bccauac the ~ crgr~e n confcrcn~ lust
players haYc ~~~cific assign. 'car nnd hnd a 5-2·1 S<!nson ret-
mcnts. '1\.jtb posiliora being giv-ord under the gu1donce or Coach
~n new lille:o as center pcnc!raJor . Charles Lnppcnbu ch.
ball chascz, center adjustor. full
flexor Bnd .toil safety.
He employs this formation Vikings Spotlight Passing
''Western Wnshington will be
one of the b~st pn mg tenms W"
will fncc tlus year," declared lndlvidual Conforonce
Sc:oring Leaders •
0. TD J'AT '1'1'
• fnrttn, ,, or J .c Ill
h. nnn,h::ll t• ot I <t 3 tlu•nJl C of J t 3
llonnmlnlo, C .. r I •
I'• "ut. ,. uf I 4
Sm.lth, LO 3
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:;lnr••ut. t.Intl.,lll 4
·r·nrJicntHn.:. l.lh('<l • '8uthauer, LO 3
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Cont'h Huston Thctr variOU!: of
fense formahons yie-ld excl'!lh:'llt
pass protection. The Evergreen
conft!rence club possesses o fml:'
lE-ft handed thrower m halt bock
James Park r, With qunrtcrbnck
Larry Padgett. a tough blooking
bock and o fO\·ontc recelvcr. JJm
Gnrd. Skip Knys nnd fullback
Ken Lnpp, who scored twu:~
ngainst W11lamettc, lend the
~round gaining depnrtmcnL
The Vdcs· outstnndmE; nll-cqn
fc:rence left end, Denny BnJcmn,
nlthoUJ;h small, is n frequent pass Ulrgct. Linemen WiUis Ball 230, I John Smithers 215 and t.ne,klc
llnrvcy Burger 204, key lhcsr un
usual "strmght !me dnfcnsc.''
WhiCh Wll!l o•vident Ill thl'lr lOW
st'Ore 8· i w m oH•r Pacific Lu •
thcrun.
Orongo to Sub,..Htutc, Pa.s Morl'
Only oppor,,·nt tu1 companmn
is EWCr:, who stngsctcd pnsl LC
25·24 nnd elubbt•c.l W<!Stcrn
Wnshmgton 35-19 last week-end.
Huston's plnn~ for the Vikings
mC'Jude subst1tutsng more often
and mstnlhng grcnlcr ,·nrintH>n
nnd posslnr. in the LC offense.
One J?rcvlous meeting In 194'1
bNwcc.n the two clubs went to
Ute P1onccrs 19·0.
Slippery turf rendered th(" LC
spllt-T sweeps ond pnssmg \'lr
tunlly powerless ngmrlst Linf1cld
Freshman backs J1m Johnson nnd
Enrl Engcbretson ond tackle
Dnrrcl Everett nnd frosh center
Stnn Rodcliff, st~od out in the
mud tlpnttcrcd Lilt.
Gnmc time Is 8 p.m. gamst oil offenses, .including the
ronglc w1ng, It is difficult to mo\•c
through the mtddle ogamst tlns
defense. The "stnughl !me de
fense;· plus offense vnrinuons
thnt feature passtng, make his
Vaking elevens nn annual pigskm
po\\ r m the E\·ergreen confer· I
cnce. In '52 they :fm1shed second I
wt th o 4-l-1 record. Johnson Aerial Foils 'Cat Defenders
Did you know • • • that Willa·
mC!llO leads in NW c:onJerenco
football championships with nine.
!hoir lnst c:ommg in '47. Pacific
Bnd College of Idaho ban ~n
champs or co-winners five times
apioc:c. Whitman and newcom,Qr
Lewis and Clark (joined leag\1~
in ••11, i~ each and Linfield.
ono :fint place back in '35. • * * * Linfield Upsets
Pioneers, 12-7;
Johnson Stars
by FrMk F'lorl
Llnricld's Wildcats slosh«'d for
two tout'hdowns on o min.
drend1ed Lcwts nnd Clnrk Clcld
SoiUrdny nftf'rnoon, to edge Joe
Huston's Plont>••rs, 12-i, in the
Noclhwcsl confcrcncG' top ups,;t
of the day.
Fumbles ploycd on 1mpo1·tnnt
role ln thf! gome Witnessed h)' on
cstimnlcd 1700 Cons, with both
teams fmdlnc It extremel) dlf.
fkult to hold on to the slippery
p1gskin
Ru11chman Riddlos LC Llno
The Wildl•ats picked up their
ftrsl TO With Connw Sproul
sc01mg in Uw opening qunrll•r of
the froy, cnpitnlir.ing on nn LC
fumbl~-thc fii'Sl o{ SCV('I'nl pj •
oneer bobbles. Linlicld's nll-con.
fcrencc tcn'Os', Ad Rutschmnn
nnd AI Tnrp••nntng consi&tt!ntly
n•cled oH gnms lhrough LC's Jsnc.
Jim Johnson, LC qunrterbock;
'Log-Istics
Flirnt Down11
="lll )·ardl! rull!hlmt
N"t \"ttr(ht l• 1~tt~lnc
Tntal ~ nrdnl!'t p, II 1lll~!!
I'll llll,mPU!
PI> 11 <'I<IIOIJit>llflll!l
Punun.c
Qrill rumbles r~:cp\ .. rr.d L LO
16 11
UG l!llfi
Hi 40 no 27' 10 ao K lll
II r.
:l& 2G r. 7 3
wasted httle time in ~\'ening up
the tally sheet, as he raked a • hand-off and scamperl!d through
the bewildered 'Cats Cor 63 yards.
Gene Flippin ga\'C the Pionel!rs
the l~ad with u Pl•dcct conver
sion, 7-6 Sport Shorts . . . :r-.~· confer·
cnce '52 defending co-champs,
Pacrfic and College of Idaho,
htt head-<m this ·week-end in
wh:lt could be the utle det.crmm·
me contest • • . Two Psont:ers
!cd thl!u· tcoms to t1es m City
scv(!ll-mnn football Sunday. As· Orango Fumbles Victory Away
stst.nDt gnd coach Al Akin£ (O.rc- Sparking Pioneer quarterback Jim Johnson (13). left to right. ore LC guard Eddie Phillip.> (63). Allt:r tht: ball ch,mged hllnds
gon Ctty) heaved a pair of TD hurl pau completo to end Craeme Leggali m key 'Cat tackle Ray Olson (59), center Jell Thurman , evernl limes 10 the st>cond hnlf,
passes nnd Art Shepherd (Star play of LC's third quarter so.yard clri'fe which (33) and Pioneer tacklo Mike Clock (78) behind Lmheld's Sproul moved over for
Qullll caught two touchdown :finled on the WildcaJ two. Failure of the drive Thurman. the decisive TD in the finn! pc·
oerlals. gave Linfield a upset 12·7 victory.r--O_tb_e_r_p;_,.1a_y_e _n __ ........ ___________ -_H_a_n_L_c_s_se_r_P_h_o_t_o_. -·I rlod. I.C sow vlctory slip out :::..:;.;;.;.:,.:..:... ___________ ...;;...______________ JV
1 H p s c T d of its grnsp when they fum·
Kappa, Thaxter Clubs Collide Today s ost I ues ay ~~~ ~:nt!h:n~~a:; 8~w;ari; s~~:
"Mural Crid Standings s· c p . In Quest of Second Victory ta= d~::s used !ew men in w L Pet. tgmas aplure a1r '" Coach Warren 5mlln s powerful Lewis and Clark .JV r. wul try the hurd-fought !ray; Linfield Ssgmn Alpha
Stgma 3
Kappa Phi Alpha 2
Thnx~A:r J
Gatcholl!:c I
Lambda Ph1
Epsilon
Deltn Tau Rho
'McA!cc 0
0
0 0
0
0
1
l
? -3 1.000 1.000
l.OOO
.500
.000
.000
• 000
Kilmer, Otter, Bartley
Spark Harrier Squad
With the slXth annu 1 lrc-
gon lnt.en:oUeg1ale Cross Coun-,. . try Chnmp1onship meet commg
up November 19, only Henry Kil
mer, Ed Otter and Murray Bart·
lev have turned out for positions • on coach Eldon FJX's CTOS!J coun·
try team The run Will be held on
Ole Portland UDlV(!("Sity campus.
Pnor, there will be a meet be
tween M\'als Portland uruverstty
and LewiS and Clark. November
12. However, sf fu IS unable to
Sill the two cxl.r.tmg vacancies
on U1e team. he may have 10
cancr•l the meet
N ,W. Conference Standing•
VI'. :r... T. P~t. Por ~
( I of Jda., l! 0 0 1 000 ''" II
L, II O. 1 1 0 .l500 28 10
J.1nftrli1 1 1 11 r;oo :1 4C
J>uctfle ,, '' 1 0~>0 fl r.
\ lllnmN.l• 0 J 1 OO!l II U
~ hllman o 1 IJ .ooo 1 U!
Lut WHk'l Resulb
Llntl 14 1%. Lrlrill .n4 Ol.al'k 'T.
WHtamctt fl, PAC I fie ll
r,.,nr~t"' of ldJlhQ flt. MatiLrr Air Bu., 0. {Ne~n-eonf!!r~CrJ )
WHk·end Sch~ule
%oewU IUl4 man-. w~t. ""o.shtngton at B; 1llnlltiULm. ll"oo-c.onf"f' .. nee. ') ColkA• ot Jdlibo-PacUie 11ot Yorl\l!l
Orov 'Wllltrnan-Llnfl 14 at Mcl11nnvUI!l From McAfee, Delta for two v1ctortes in a row •ruesday nft.emoon, when they ;>lay host using only four players bl!Sides
to the Portland St.nte )umors at 3 p m. on the stndtum f1eld. the starters nnd the Pioneers sev·
The intramural football clnsstc
t1ghtens up as lhc teams fmd
tbctr PQSIUons m league stand-
ings, wtth the feature came lO·
day putJng Kappa Pht Alphn
versus 'rhaxtcr nt 3•30 p m. on
the baseball lldd.
If Tho~tcr defeats Kappa, it
w11l assume Sl.>cond placl' under
undefeated Sigma Alpha Sigma.
Kappa wtll be strWlflG to un-
prove its num~r two slot, and
Lhc game promises to be a well
fought. tight battle. The second
tilt on tap matches Lambda Phi
Epsilon :md Dclt.n Tau Rho wlth
both tcnnu sc.arcbiDg for their
fm;t W.Ul.
Tlwxtcr downed Gatehouse last
Fnday 28-0. Scormg for Thoxter
were Don Ward, Loren Michel
sen and Joe Boutin, who scort..>d
tWcliiC, f.I'Ven and r•ven rCSpCC·
lively; a st~lety completed their
scoru1g. S1gmo t..>dgcd OVCJ' Mc
Afee 13-6, oa Dave Dnnu:ls and
Jim Warnock coc.h tallied a
l<Juchdown nnd Chuck Jr:nningn
made the e.xlra !JOint. Fred Great
wood scored Cvr McAfee.
Kappa won Monday's tiff with
McAfee by forfeit, nnd Sigmn
trounced the Dells 31·0 as Dan·
IP1s, B11l Mortell, Bob Strut7. and
Dale Tomlinson all hst pay dirt.
Gnmt!S Monday, October 19
slate Thaxt~r VJ, Sigma nnd
Lambda va. McAtee.
• Lewis and Clark had onginally scheduled U1c Fort Mathe-.r Atr en. Due to the wet hnll, the two
Bnsc team, but the flyers d1soovcrcd lht'y had two games slated on teams stuck to the ground lor
the same doy and had to drop from the P1onccrs' schedule; however, the mnjortty of the ynrds mude
Portland State was slated, wh1ch complf'ted the four gnme schedule. Rutschmnn was lhc game's yard
Portland State's squad, coached by Jot' Holland, w1ll probably bc agl' leader Wllh 126 yards on 18 tries . :;prmkled with reserves from th1• varsity because of thl'ir nmnll Those who dtd bmv(• the clc· squad. The Vikin,;s pluy Eastern Oregon tomorrow and some of the menta to see the dedication saw
JV squad will bt• composed or boys who won't play in the varsity a stadium that hnd been rushed
contest. to :~emi·complelion only hours be·
The Pioneer babes hnvc bl·tm dnlling and scrimmaging thl! var-fore. Thl• overhead stands shU
sll.y all wer:k, nnd Conch Smlth and his assistant, Dick Hennessy, havmg boards to be trtmmed
hope to add a few more passes to the offense wah a spread !ormation at kickoff time.
to go Wlth the split-T attack
Probably starters for Lhl' Pioneers Wlll be: Connie Kilmer and
Vince M1Ber, ends; Don Dean and Archie lfecd, tackles; Jim Moon
and Gene Waldnt!r. guards; Kcrm Lund", center; Leo Bolar, quarter
bock; John Eagle and Cnrl Rcnncw1t.z, halfbacks, and Don Allen,
fullback.
Former LC Maple Star L(" l.htnUt>-l:ndn: folrotl, I.,.JUl[\ll.
Qllf('k, T tcl(lr$, 1-!\'l'ro ll. MeAdltm&
''lock. Guortl"' l'htllh•tl. lfP••I<llnner ;\In run. l'f!nt• r: Hnll('llrt (.lunrtcr·
bllck • J(lhnllon, llopkhu; H nlfbnd(l!
1\mlth, 8rlllhouu, 1-'nlr P'ullbtlckll
1Cm:nurN~tnn. ,,, hml n, A do rne.
Tt>·e: Llnfldd-snroul 2 u..~
.lnhnomn Jt-'\T t,.0--1· llppln
Feuz' Racer Roars to Speedway Fame
"Big Jawn" F«,:U7.., LC's number
one basketball pJvot man for the
pasL three seasons. has uchiC\'cd
success 10 another sport, far rc·
moved from lhe local maple
court.
Hill intense interest in build·
ing auto race ma('hincs reaped in
creased dividtmds an nht thsrd
year of opcl'ations us hi! lndsnn
apolis-typt! t>ar captured the Val
vohne Oil trnphy Cur the second
OOJUN.'Utive year. Th~ W~slcrn
Auto Rocang Associatio n award
is bestowed upon the winner of
the most "big car" main events
m the northwest area. W1th regular driver, veteran
trnck-wtse Bob Gregg bch1nd thl"
wh~:•·l, Fcuz's entry also rinished
third m the final point tabula·
lions of the Oregon Rondsle•·
Racing Aslocl8tion. Improvm~
each yenr, his cnr wo~ firth In
'51 .md fourth In· the '52 ,enson
Among Leaden in California
CompeUng a~ain. t 40 ol lh(J
b<'.st '·big can1" on the West Coast
at Calb;toga, Caliromio over the
fourth of July, F'etu's racer tooJ..
n third, fourth nnd sixth and
turned the meet's fnstest tim(•
of :23 17 seconds for the half mile
circUit. Fu'!it places in the 50 lap MemotlnJ DJly l'nce, the first lWO
roadster races nnd the initial pau
of "big cor" runs in Portland nrc
1ncluded In Fcuz's triumphs.
The lanky, 6-fP.2 '', \'X
sharpshooter. i!! lhf' sole owner
and h(• u h1s own mechnnlc Ua·
mg a '27 "T" roodster frame·
work, F'euz switches bodies de•
pending 1! the race Is "big onr•
or roadster type
This scnson's 206 cubic lnrru
Mere mill ran a 4 L!" : lrokc. 3%
bore with nn Edelbrock tour ,.nr·•
buretor manifold set-up nnd Of
Ct.'nhauser heods.
of
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of payinc
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very line
lint:S OUI
doublinl!
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lain
c.ssury
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sold to
hvc
loys on
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bos a 1l
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• m war,
shore
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by LIBRARY
OCT 1 G 1953
'
Vol. xrr EST. 1867 IFall Fantasy'
Mood. el Wi h
utu n Colors
StudentsSelectFreshmantoRule
1953 LCHomecoming Weekend Dancang 'neath a crepe
paper skv of autumn colors
wiJl set the mood for "Fall
Fantusy," the f:1rst studf'nt
body dance of th year ot
9 p m. tonif!ht.
Mt~mbers of Lambdn Ph1
Epsilon. sonpors o{ the event,
au llmg tickets for $1 80
per coupll'.o Tick ts w Ul It;o be
Quc('n ll'ct Rowena I will rule
O\i cr the stxth annual Home-com
mg weekend, Fnd ~ and Sotur
d y Nov mb r 6 7
Rowena Kryder, freshman, wos
cho en to wcur the <'OV l!..>d Hom
comlflg crown m tudLnt bod~
elections hdd Mondn~ and Tu
d y
She \vtll be the ftfth gtrl to be
crowned Homecommg queen dur
mg the young hlStOJ') of lhe col
lege
'J'he blue-eyed queen, who ""111
tw:n 18 only ra \\ cek before flhc
ts formally c-rowned, 1 grnduotc
of :Mllwnuklc Unton h1gh schooL
She Is m!lJormg Jn nr.t and foreJgn
langungc!l nt LcwUJ and Clnrk.
Queen-elect Howcno will be
the off1dnl h03tcss for all home
comtng olums, \Vtth tit asststance
of the royal court Th Homecom
mg prmc" nrc Glono Gow,
senior, Knthy Goynk. junior, nnd
RoJcan Styvcrs, ophomore, on le ot tht> door ton ChL
M~1c for the In( rmal vent
will be provided by Frank Elliott
nnd h15 OrcliC3t.rn Co~g nr
not in order according to C ley
Cook. dnncc cluurman
Fc:lturc.'tl on lh"' program dur
il1g the .mte.rmw.sion as a combo
directed by Creighton McGrath
Merle McCoy \\ill present hl.!l In·
tcrpretotion of :A S tumuy
Ntght fuh Fry
Master ot ccrcmonu~s for tht'
cvemng 1s Gi!orgc Mnn: ndns
Comnuttec chn~rmen ore Jun
Petersen, publicity; Al D.1v
dccoruUons: Btll Sbeaalcy, cnter
tnmment, and Curt Guthrie and
Cretght.on McGrath. c:leao-up.
Patrons and pa&ronc or
Mr. nnd Mrs Wnrrl!n Sm1tb, Dr
and Mrs. Robert Dwalbcry nnd
Mr. nnd Mrs. Neil Snbin.
U of P Makes Challenge
QUEEN-ELECT ROWENA I will :rule ovor the 1953 LC Homecoming. Homccorrung activity til the
pr~ cnt ume IJ the prepo.rnUon
b) nlumru l,'TOUp for the 10nnous
brcakfruas and luncheons dunng
the f ttve weekend nnd ot the
dllfcrcnt campus org niultlons'
p]nnmn! or floats for the Satur
day mornmg parade, nccordLng to
S~lly Phthps and Doug Dny. UD.i..-crnity of Portland Thurs.
day challengod Lewis and Clark
to e "contest of blood. .. Suo Rob
erts, co-cho.irman of tho LC
Bloodmobllt! day uld that this
coUego would ac:copt tho chal·
long• on tho number of don<trs
wbo gave blood. Lu2 year Por.t.
land beat Lewa and Clark :bad·
ly in a similar cirin.
N alional President to Address
Alpha Kappa Psi Inslallalion
Rnymond G. Woolever, Indianapolis, Indiana. grantl presi·
dent of Alphn Kappa Psi, natwnal profcssionnl business fra
ternity, will deUvcr the principal address at the installation
and initiation ceremonies of the Lewis and Clark chapter of
Alpha Kappa Psi at 4 p.m., Sunday, October 18, m the junior
baJiroom of the Multnomah hotel.
Philip S. McAllister, head of the department of business
and adviser for the group, will be the t()aSLmaster at the ban·
quct which will be held nt 6 p.m. in the Blue room of the hotel.
German Politician
Speaks Tuesday Others scheduled to partlc1pnte
m the ceremonies are Harold W.
Smder, dcpnrtment o! ccononHCll
and business admtnu;lrotlon ut
!he Umverslty of Wnshtngton;
Frederick Hurley, vice president
Dr. Wernet Mtddlcmnnn, a of Evergreen J\.h•morinl nssocw
mcmber d! the present G~nnan tlon, and Leslie Matthews, prc~u
cabinet nnd also 11 delegate to dent of Alphn Knppa Ps1 nlunml
the Council of Europe, will be chapler of Portland. Dr. Charles
guest speukt•r nt a tea in Pala-Howard, dcnn, "til represent lhe
11ne druwmg room nl 3:15 p.m. college at the banquet.
0•1 Thursdoy, October 22. The group, wh1ch wtll be Lhc
Spcuking on the toptc "Prob-80th coUcge chapter In thl' nnhon,
Jems of .Europe," Dr. Middelmann. wtll be the Gamma Xi chapter.
ns a member of government is Members hO\'C elected l''rnnk
well mformed on the vnnous Sc~lyc, JUntor, to head the organl
problcms whtch confront the West :wUon as pr~idcnt. Other off1ccrs
German :republic at this time. nre. \'ICC prcstdt.>nl. WtlUnm Me·
The tea will be open to all fnc-Clclland, senior; <'Orresponding
ulty, students, mothers. memb~rs secretary, Dallas Finnell. sen10r,
ot the Women's League and Trus· recordmg secret n r y, Kcllb
h:cs. Jacques, scmor: treasurer, Jnmcs
1953-54 ASLC
Budget Approved
'l'h1s lS wht•Jc the money goes.
W1th the nppnml'lnlJo n of SH.-
250, the sauw grund totul ns the
1952-53 bud{!cl, studtml body
tr~?asuwr Dnlc Pearson, working
in conjunction with the budgtJt
committee. hus suomltted a bud
get wh1ch was approved by the
student council <~t its meeting last
Wcdnl'sdn y.
A breakdown
budget cnn be
three. of thn 1953-54
found on PR8e Coles, scmor, nnd master of rlt·
unl, Allon Dnv•s, JUntOr.
Charter mcmbt:rs will be: Jock
Bnstinl>, Dnvtd Bouman, Dl!l.ln
Bmn, Robc.rl Bissell, James Cole,
Curtis Copcnhngcn, Allan Davts,
Dnllns fo'lnncll, Stnnlcy Georga
lakis, Thomas nrumnh. l<:rncst
Hnrdt.
Kc1th Jncqu•~. Walter Judd,
Dyrk Lansdon, Blmr l .. mdl(•, Wll
llom l.l\'cly, Wtllium Mangels,
George Murnndns, Wtlhnm Mc
Cil'llllnd, R1cho.rd Morgans, Dale
Pca1'Son, Norman Pete.rson, Frank
Seelye, Herbert Shaler, Earl Tor
unco, R1chard Uhl and John Wtl-
cox.
• Sadie Hawkins ,Registrar Notes Student Drop;
~n~~:~d.;.~'::!~~ w-1 Enrolhnent Figures Show 990
kms donee.
Dogpntchcrs will gather Satur
day, October 2•l. to dance m honor
o! Sndtc Hawktns Costumes of
L1'l Abner vantage along w1tl1 A drop of 46 students from last venr at this time is revealed
m the lnlest enrollment f1gures released by Registrar William
NorriS Enrollment to dnte 1S 990, as compared to last year's
1036.
umque cors~cs for the men wUl Fres.-.men comprLc the largest class with a total of 309, 163
be m order !or the g1rl-nsk-boy boys to 146 girls Juniors are the smallest class with only Hl7
affrur 134 ho' s to 63 g1rls. There are 230 seniors, 144 to 86. and 206
Chuck Je,nnmgs and hts arches- ~ophomores. 106 to 100.
tt·a wtll pin~ nt the annual AWS-
sponsored offaJr Prlz:es wlll be Thtrteen men and eight women add up to twenty-one
warded for Ute best costumes grnduotc tudcnts Cor n grnnd
and corsages, according to Sue tol.nl o! 569 men lO 42l women
Hunt. general dance cluurman There IS not an exact count of
\"Cterons nvmloble, but NorriS es
timates that there ore roughlv 'BJ d h• D 1 200 attending, 100 from Korea QQ mo Jle ay and 100 f~m World War 11
These fJgur~ are all os of Oc--
Sef for October 28 ~ tobcr 13_' 1_95_3 __
Wednesday, October 28, is
"Bloodmobile Day" at Lew!S nnd
Clark. Donors nrc tt!'(JUt'Stcd to
go to the gym between the hout.
of 9 a.m. ond 2 p m All student
under 21 must hnvc t.he signed
approval of thetr parents or
gunrdlun. Band Plays for UF
On Sunday, October 18, the
Symphontc bond w11l ploy Cor the
Un1t..:d Fund drtve rally ot the
civic ouditorium ll w111 nccom
pnny the Portland syntphan!c:
chotr nnd ploy several concert
numbers Th1s is the ccond yc r
Uwt the band has been mv1ted to
ploy for thiS roll~ Return Deadline Set
For VOYAGEUR Pies
\TQYAGEUR proofs :whach
wcr~ given out this week in the
shack should be :returned tod y
to Ctlmpus bo:x 6, ncocrding to the
picture committee
Students nrc nlso rcmmd<>d
that mfonnatton ahcct.s Whlch oc-
compuny the proou m~t be ac
curntcly IJllcd out nnd \\: nmcd
t.hut the proofs turn dark under
bnght lights. Acordlng to chnmnen Sue Rob·
crts, Lots Blnttmnn nnd Tamru u
Joffe, 800 students should glv"
blood this year. The quota for
Lcwts nnd Clark is 500 pints, nnd
last year only 200 donors t.-ontrl
bu tc.>d. 'College, Marriage' Theme of Panel
At AWS Meet Tuesday in Chapel
Lilwls nnd Clark is n blood
bonk, ond any student, facult'·
membtw or family mcmbo or
anyone c:onnt•clcd w1lh Lhe col
lege mny obtain blood if neces
sary .
''The Portland 'hupte1 of the
hlood bonk hos on slornge at the
present limo only 900 pmts or
bl<•od," Sflid Sue RobcrLS. ''H n
dtsnster should occur, nt least
235,000 plnts would be n~uea,
nnd at lhc present t'ntc of do
nnhons tl would take 400 years to
obtom the nct.>ded amount." .. How Doa College Help n
Gtrl Succeed m ll£'r Morrint;c""
will be the theme of n pnncl n!l·
sembly to be held by Uu~ .As
sociated Womt'n Studt'mts m the
chapel nl 11 n.m , on Ot·tobcr 20
The ponel wUJ coruust or lhrec
spi"nkr.:m: Cnrol)•n l'olcorrl, JUn·
1or; Snlly Ph1hps, sophomore; ond
Glorin Gow, senior. ':1'\\ o consult
nnts will be Mrs Forrest Rieke,
nnd Mnl. JamCB Bryson who are
membcl"fi of the dcrul's nd\'ISOI')'
commttlec ond are nclivc in com
munity affairs. Dean Frc<.>dn Hortdeld vdll be IJ\'ldcrator of
the paneL
Among the top1cs to be dlS
eussed are: "'\\'hnt kind or ~r
son do I \I. 'lint to be ttn ~ l!D
from nowT" ''Whnt kmd of man
do I want to have ns lhc 1alher
of m~ cluldren?" nnd ".Am l be
commg the kind of woman thot
he will want Cor n '' 1£ "''
Pat Wclsh, A WS president
urges U1at all women stud<!nts ot
t nd this panel nsscmbl) to hi!lp
diScuss some of the qucsUoru thnt
\\Ill affcd thl'lr whole hv Page Two
• •
The Homecommg commtttcc thu; .) caz put mto usl' a new
plan fot nommatmg and electmg the quca:n nnd }tcr court. Rc
'1cwmg past procedure, the group noted that there was not
full r pl'esentntlon nt class meetings durmg \'Otmg. Th<'rc
:iorc, on som~ occas•on-. tllt: prmcess was chosen b\· a compara
tl\ cly smnll number, e\'en though she was to ecpresc.t't the
cnU1e dass.
With tin~ m mmd, the committee sought to conduct the
lections so thnt more student body members t•ould pnrtlci
pntt: It dectded that nominations would be mode during class
meetmgs, while :hnal voung would b~ made by ballot during
two general student body clecllons-onr. to determine court
members and the other to des1gnate the queen.
In theory, the plan was ver:itably flawless. But in nctuol
practzce, some faults occurred. For mstance the freshman.
sophomo11c nnd Jtilllor closses each nominated more th~n
seven girls. Because of votmg schedules, run-offs could not
hnve taken place had votes been dJslurbmgly dose. Further
more the elections were placed so that the court could not
be introduced to the student body duz·ing a regular assembly.
W1tl1 only th11ec days between the time class cnndidates were
selected and the f1rst election dny, the girls hnd httle chance
to put up tlu~ usual campus-w1de pubhcity campa1gn. PIONEER LOG
Bark---
of the ---LOG
Delis ...
On b~hn1! of Ute brothcrs of
Dcltn T~u R)to frnh•rntty, I should
hk to thank all ot the wonder
ful p~oplc \\ ho turned out, I· M·
dn • n\ght m the :;~nson's worst
downpour. to hf!lp make the rnll)
pnrnde nnd sock-hop n success.
The t•ollv squad and Pep band
n~ n croup thnt hns "more school
spll"ll thnn good sense," nnd l-"'ri
dny mghL they proved tt ns Utcy
parnded up Brondw·ay on the back
of n Oat-bed truck lt is th1s kind
of spirit show•n b) one ond all
that makes LC whnt we like to
cnll, ''our kind of colleg~."
Jim Garutt. Prcs.ident
Delta T11u Rho Fraternity. ... and Pelts
To the Editor, ,
Tht colleg<', JUSt n few days
ngo, dedicated n new football stn
d1um nnd broke ground for a nc\\
men's dormitory that, when com rriday, October 16. 1.9~3
Unlf MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Bibler
In final nnalysis, the Homecoming commit tee is to be com
mended for attempting to revi-.e clect1on procedures. Surely
voting in the past bas not been without fnult-nor is it per
fect now, ns mdicnted by student opinion voiced in the nd
)acenl columns. But it is through such change and re' ision
in traditional methods that P1oneer progrc._--s is effected. plctcd, will give LewiS and Clnrl ''On the other band. its good to havo a studonl like Worthal
college onl! of th~ finest housmf m class-it completes th, other end of th curvo'."
r,c•ups to be found many smnh ·-------..:...-------------------college in lhe no lion.
Tinzber ... The News in Brief However, this college hns the
duhtous diStinction of bcmg one
of the few schools 1n the nation Alpha Psi to Sponsor p "f" f S k Another beam lD the buildmn of 0 colJcge will be put in lthnt has n Pep band with no Ulll• OSl IOns or pea ers
~ f Experimental Theater place Sundav at the Multnomah hotel when 27 men will be I orms Since 95 per CX!nt or tht:! Open With LC Bureau • • I crowd nt football games hstens An "Expcnmentnl Theater"
lhlhnted and mstalled as charter members of the Gnrnma XI With lhetr eyes ns welJ ns thctr bcmg formed m Lhc speech nn 1nc Student Speakers bureau
chapter of Alpha Kappa PSI, national business fraternity. care and smcc the P"'p bnnd ...... p. d nr•~nnt under the sponsor I
• .., " n; cp .. u..... • • is sending out a call for all stu-Alpha Kappa PSI joms Lewis and Clark's five other natton- resents the college nt many out-ship of Alpha PS1 Omega, not1on- dents mtcrcsted
10 presenting
al Greek letter mte.rest fraternities as a proof that the col-side e~;cnts m addition to the ol dramatics honorary. dnmatlzatlons, mtcrprctivc rend
lege built on Palatine hill 11 years ago 15 still adding timbers gnmcs at home and away, thls Mary Ellerby ,senior speech lngs, mumcal or dance :numbers, sHuntion deserycs the CODSJdcra-to 1ts structure. . tion of C\•ery st~dcnt :md faculty arts major, wtll direct the month- speeches or debates or parlicipat-
To Frank Seelye. president of the local Alphn Kappn Psi member. ly pcrformanc:cs which will be lng 1n discussions.
CI\'Cn in various manners, includchnpter, to its 27 char'ter members and to Ph1hp McAllister, We ha"e. 3t Lewts and Clark, mg Lhc Charles Lnu~hton style
adVJScr to the group. ilie•LOG e.x-tends lts congratulations and the fmest music school to be {wllh the use Of tccturns). Tryout
hopes that the men of the fralemity will bolster not only iound in Northwcst....,how about notsce>s w11l be po:;tcd each month. Each ycnr as o servtc·t! to the
college, the bureau sends manr
students to l'IVir church and
. • some cloihes for 1t • busm~ n..J-nmiStratJon or campus but also rn the conununlt\.'. D l J
.1 oug as a cox.
TiiE ROVING REPORTER
Students Express Elections Dissatisfaction/
Suggest Various Improvements/ Modifications
By :tho Ro..-iDg Reporter
"What do you think of the way
homecoming dccttons were han
dled"" The genernl conce:nsus
on the Lcwu and Clnrk campus
is Uwt o! dissnUSfacUon as mdl
cntcd by this week'~ pollster. The
negntwe opmions overruled
10-8.
Lyn May, jtm1or: "Partlc.t.J)a·
tion wns very poor, cspeoolly at
class meetings."
Bob Famlmm, sophomore:
'Pine. 1 liked the way it waa
done ...
A1 Nzckcls, junior: .. What elec
tion?"
Je:m Popkcs, freshman: .. It wns
VCJ) wcll organized, although I
think the queen should be a sen
Ior. It would highlight her school
career more than that of a Iresh-
man."
Roger Shnnnnhmt, JUntor: .. 111
sign wtth T. J. Edmonds bccnusc
I mny uu:rirrunate myrel!."
Ken Owens, Junior· .. J wns very
plenscd \!i'l th the run-o:!C tden
which Eeemcd to allow more p3r-Ucipalion on behalf of all class
members. It was very well hnn
d!ed nll the way around." done weU. It shoUld be made
of vital importance to off-cam
pus students as weH as those who
Fred Stock. freshman: "'It was live on campus."
okay. I didn't St.'C anything wrong Shirley Karlt!n, senior: "Very
with iL" good.''
Jun Petersen, sophomore: •·J Anonymous, senior: '"It's n goo:f
think it's better this war. Eve-idea '!or the junior and senior
ryone gets to vote." classes to elect tb<.'.tr candidate
3erry Conrath, sophomore: lhts way because it is impos.o; 1bll'
"You get to look the cnndtdatcs for many of them to come to
O\'cr, and everyone who was at class met.!tings, but at would be
the class mecttl){tS gets to vot~ better for the 1reshmen and soph
during the lapse of ttmc between omorcs to elect thC'ir prlnCCSS!!!i
the ctnss meet1ngs and tht! ac-m the class meetings.''
tunl voting time." Janet Rothenbt•rg, fJ·cshmnn:
Tom Dnklas, junior: .. 1 think "It's a good way to <Xmduct l.'h.~
we should bnvc had an assembly lions. 'flus way we have n good
so that all of the candidates could chance to look O\"<'.r the canda
bc v1cwed by the students. Th• 1 dates."
way the election was run this~ Robert W. Smith, junior: "You
time, you don't know who you're only know your own class rep
voting for."' resentatl\'es. You don't hove any
Betty Holl, )umor· "J don't opportunity to observe and nnn
thmk there wns enough pubhclty. lyze the outs~ndlng qualities of
nnd J nlso don't know if I qulte the prospective queens, (nnd
'dig' homecoming queen. If it's furtherm ore" if I'm reelected, J
gomg to be done, it should be will · • • .).
Campus Station KLAC
To Resume Broadcasts
r,tfl<'lal r•UbiiC3tlon of th Auot>laltd ..., ~u n •Jf J wla nnll Campus sl<llion ._,. \C Will re
sume brondc:astmg next wcc>k
under ihc management of Elninc
Hr"CStu, cnior !ipccch arLa moJor, rtark et•llt T'u\JIIt!h (I W<;<'IIF durlo~r th• coli co ) c:.r Sub crlpl!Qn rn t •, s : o ~K.r ) c:nr
I".nl red aa e CYonil cia» matt r nl Portlnno1. Or•gvn
BJ).rl'OB.-DI..OB fiJP
Ohlllelt CJiat'1lqulac
J:4ltorta1 ~ ADD Qnnnla f' Spon. 114Jtor Con Ooge~n •aoanac JICUcar Bcr11 kh.o14rrr tiodet:v JlCIJtOT' Je&~~lle Bvlllbrlu ...... ~ .Z4J'-Or O.Ul7 'DeUatnlt7 Ba.lDu• ••usru Did: Obi :Put:ure •cut.or :Jci'Dfoe T.rna'tu\n Oin::z&laUoD Jfanaa:r•r 'Dlane lPort•
:PhoLof:npllon •4 WeW, llal x.o .. u
81.&ff ~rUN: Bob lUn.U. ~ BA)'-r. Ca.rol Barn.. Da.rbam Co•n. aa117 Oolul.. X.Ddlle ::O&J'ball, Mari17» :Oo4Jre, J11a17 &Uerby, 'll&rv •vau. l!A\ t.unr, Clluclt "•~u. :Olck llo•by, Dl&JI.• lPortc,
8pon. a &&If s J'.r&Ak 'l'l.ori. DJa Wanl. 'lll&rt1Jl IUeytblnr , .7.cl: JLar'bonl. J)tualc J)Dnbam.
ctrculaUcm tnat:fa II&~ Mueb&~~t. aow .. Mitchell. Broadcasting hnd b<'Cn sus
pe-nded unlil un outdoor lint• tu
the &hack could be n•poarcd Pro
sroms of music wtth brief nr•ws
reports nnd .announcements will
be nlrc>d cor:h day from 1 J a.m. w 1 p.m.
Sludcnta des1ring L.o do disc
Jockc)'mg should contact Elam••
or come to th,. rodio bool..h m the
speech bu!Jdmg. Sabin, Forensics Team
Set Monday Meetings
I The forc.n 1c LUim wtll meet
C\'ery Monday ot 3:30 p.m. in Sp-
20 under the lendershJp of Neil
Sabtn, speech arts chatrman.
All students, regardless of c
pcrlcncc, we invited by Sabm
to ottcnd th~c meetings in prep
arnuon :for the many speech
tournaments tn which Lewis and
Clark student.. participate: de
bote, extempore, impromptu or
n{l<:>r-dmner ~P"~I<in~. -Burroughs Selects LC
To See Annual Exhibit
LC.\\ 1 and Cl.uk hns been se
h~clL>d for the Burroughs annual
.school ~"...XhJblt wh1ch will be held
an Palatine Manor, rooms I and 2, • October 19-23.
The exhabtl will be sponsored
bj• Ute cducnton dtvision of the
Burroughs company nnd lS a
demonstration of all new mechan
Ical school equtpment John
Kmdy, '48 grnduatf', wtll bt~ m
charge of the exh1b1t.
L('wts and Clurk hns mv1ted
no•nrby colleges and the publtc
lo VllW the Burroughs demon
stration show.
Food Preparation Class
V"lSits Custom Cannery
Hollown,> .. ulitvm canner) w&J
visited by lhc !ood preparatiOn
class to can two bushels of lo
mCJtoes. Tht y wnJ be conducted
·through the plant to obscrvl.• the
processing of their tomatoes un
they arc remJy for the custllmcr
to ptck up. school orgnni rtlton, Soml' stu
dents hove t>vcn obtnin~d jobs
through the spt'nkers bureau.
Students intcresled m pnrllct
pallng should sign up with Mary
EUerby, sludent dtre<'tor of the
bureau, or w1th Neil Sabin. h<!nt't
of the speech url.'S department, tn
h1s olf1cc, Q.. 2.
Student Prices Offered
At Navy Band Concert
Studt.n ~ pnc('.s 1, ilablc to
LC student bod) card holders for
the U.S. Navy band concert at
the pubhc nuditoraum Mondny
night, Ortober 18, accordmg to
Mr. Church, t1ckct ogcnl for the
band.
Rcgu lar reserved sent tickets
arc now on s1tlc nt J. K. Gtlls nt
Lhe student pric~: of $1.10 •
Box Numbers Requested
Persons who rcgistcrt>d tn the
placement oftJce for jobs ut the
bcgmmng of th•• semcst<'.r nnd
have since rccelv<·d post oflice
box numbc.rs ore requested to sec
M1SS J uUo Johnson imtned1ntdy
and CIV~ her tht: box number.
This docs not apply to those
who hove already found JObs,
Seniors Make Money
Tht. enior <:lru... Jtt!lL O\'er
$74 Jn a rummage sale held re
c-ently, accordln~::: to class presi
dent Jack Bnshne The moncv •
will be opphed townrds the pur-
chn::;e or the sentor class gilt next
sprang. The closs has other monf.'y.
rrusmg prOJCCUI plunhl'd, mclud-• mg the sponsors hip 01 lhl.• flrst
aHur-gamc- dnnc<! during bnskct·
ball t.cnson
Parents Release for Blood Donors
(for donors under 21 years of age)
Th1s 1s to c crtlfy that my son or daughter has
to give blood to th.:: American Red Cro!l5
Parent's r;lgnotur<•
Donor's narn•• mv permlas1on F'r -On -}
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On the Soctfll Stde_ w1th Jeanne Hulsbnnk LC on the Air Fulbright Fellowship
Fraternity Dinners ,.·~.wl:":"!,;.~·~~.~·~!~~ Deadline October 31
KtPOJ ot 5:30 p.m. coch Sun-on 'T'o~ n of Ca 'en dar dny, Will rca lure the c.vllcgc .J. t '.1:-' j1 ~mphony orehcsttn on the
\Vllh 15 S(lfOJ'tly ncuphilcs donning new pledge t>ins, tlu~
campus fratcnrlhes now have scheduled lhetr annunl ruuh
dmnet·s to start Sundny, Octobm· 18.
Memb1•rs of L.unbif., Phi Epstlon will he }JI)st nt the first
dumt'J, 3 p.m., Octo bel' 18, a l Berg's Chalet.
The Stgmas tnkc the spotlighl Tuesday, October 20, when
they will t•ntcrtnin nl n progressive dmner stnrtmg nl 7:15p.m.
nt the home of Chuck Jennings.
AlsQ on Tuesday, J\cacJa wall hold an open meeling nt 12
uoon in B-:iO in place of a dinner.
Knppn Phi Alphn sponsors the third dmncr nt the Top 0'
Scott country club, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 21. Oclobcr Hl program.
'11w program will Include·
"Ah, Je VLUX Vtvre" from
''ltornco nnd Jull(ll" by Gou
nod, Bonnle Newburgh Hens
lty, !iOpro:no~ nnd Zornhyda
Lcg1 . .'11d by Johnnn S. Svcud
son, Clare llodckins, violin so
loltl The pi'Ogrnm will con
clude with two numbers by
Stbcllu : 1\fu.rchc Ortcntnl nnd
NIRht Mus1c, the latwr tea
turmg Albert MarshoU, Out-
1St.
October 22, nt 7:15 p.m. U\c
rush~{'S wtll JOin the members of
Alphn Rho OrncRn n\ the Mullno
mnh Athlctlc club. Korean Veterans Must File Monthly
Report for Assistance Eligibility Oclob~r 31, 1053 is Ute fmnl 4 Good h~illth
date for nppllcntion for 1cholnr- f'mnl ·h:clfnrLJ of the Fulbright
hips Cor trtudy und~r lh• :Pul· grantres Is mndt.: by the Board of
bnGhl or Bueno J\tr• Corwcn Foreign lcholnn>hlptt appointed by
lion pro(.rroms ror the 1054·55 Lhe president of the Unltl·d St.o~
ncndl'mlc year. n1c Fulbright ownrd ls granted
Dcon or lhc coll~ge ChnrJc W. nnnunlly to two students fr'Om
Hownrd urgQS oll IJLudents who cnc:h stntc.
nrt! interested to try fur thcs,. Ju lhe pnst t.wo Y ars. two
ri\Jw and mud thut furlhC>r snfor-Lcwu nnd Clnrk swdcnt.l ha\'c
mntion and detnlls nr~ ovcul,hlc I been Uu: t'tlCapHmt.s of Fulbright
from Luther Chew, rcsc.rv U awards. In 1952. Dolores Mcnstcll,
brarlnn. Applicutton fnr lh c In grnduntc or mUIJ.C, wc:nt lo
sc.holanJhapa mUit b•"' turned tn to Mowrl college in Austria for
the dean of colh:ge'a otfacc furthar studtes in music:.
Twcntv-thrt.>c nutJon ore oU~.;r-• Last spring, Scott Beach, an
other musac: mnJor, won a Slmllnr
Fulbrtght scholni"Mrp to do furth
er stud\' ot lhc Umversaty of •
PartS.
Dchn Tnu Rho wHI round out
the schedule wlth thclr dinner on
October :.!5. lnc groduote studcnta of lhc U.S
o ch:mc..: t.o study under the Ful
brlr.ht scholn~hi r, progrnm, <;
tnbltshcd m 1947. The Buenos
Alres Convention progrnm wns
fonncd m 1fl37 wath 16 Lnt.m
All Korean 'lfOtcrnns under Puh-as bused The farsl check wdl be Amcricnn oount.rws tnklng part.
he Law 550 should me immcdlute- received by velernns on or nbout Both of the ndv nee:..'<.'! forc!gn
ly thr!ir ccrtl!u:ates (l{ cll&tballty Novcmbc.r 20 nnd the 20th of study progrmns nrc port of the in-Chapel Committee
Slates Missionary • • •
Three 8 0 a· 0 r 1 t 1 e s instulled wllh th~ rcy,istrnr's o[ftcc, if they cnch month thereafter . The en· lcrnntionol f.'ducuUon exchange
pll'dgt•s Wcdnesdny cvt•nin They hnvc not nlrcady dono so. An en-llrt: month of OctobCI and ~c acttviUes of the Department of
art•: Thctn Kuppa- Adole Hodin. trnnc<' ccrllftcnte cannot be s••nt portion or Scpt~.?mbcr :from the 22 Su
1 Pnulo Sc:ou. Jonot Young Groc:o· to thC' Veterans ndmlnistrntlon to lhe 30 wall ttc included an the n c. The f«<o,; W~tly W. Mntzi(Jkcat,
line Cartor: Della Phi Gnmmn- until thts is done :ftr'tlt check. To rc~vc one of these fcUow-o Mclhodist rruss1onnry and mcm
b r of the Student Voluntcc.r
mo\i f!mcnt, !rom Mexico will be
guest speaker m chnpcl se.rv1c
Thursday, October 15 Lorrainc: Moan. PaJ Ethell. Patti Durmg the lost week of Octo- The rCf.'Ullrnr's of!Jcc WIShes to ships nn opphcnnL m us L be
Throop. Joan no Ellls. Jo Krueger. ber nnd monthly thPrcn!lcr 0\'cry rem and PL 550 'ctcrnru tbal lhc deemed chgiblc under the foUow
Janc Fish, Priscilla Wost. Gwen PL 550 vct~ran must report to the monlhlv reports nrc the rcspon- 1ng requm-:mcnts:
Phillips: Alphn Gummn-Doria registrar's off1cc to Stgn on nt-nao1hty of Ute veterans and urge l. A United Stntcs CJUzcn.
Moir, Virginia Anderson . nnd tcndancc record whtcb u sent to rhcm to s1gn thctr reports on
Barbara Pfau. the VA and upon whtch lhc Umc so that there Wtll be no de-Matz.tgkctt.. n spec.tallst tn rurnl
und soe1nl reform. v; all speak on
;=~~~~------------------------, ::m=o=n=t.h~cy~ ·~p~a~y~m~c~n~L_t~o~th~e~v~c_t~~~n---•n~y~ln ____ th ___ c_ir ___ l~-~------·------~-----Likc to be n member of the
Pep club?
All women wtth o GPA of
2.00 or above who nrc antcrcst
cd m mcmbl.!rshtp moy rcgtstcr
on lhc sign-up list to be posted
in the gym, Monday, October
19. The open meeting wtll b~
held Tucsdoy, October 27. •
One or lhc baggcst socinl t'Venu
of the y.•nr wtll tnke plncc lhls
Sunday {rom 3 to 5 p.m. at the
Women's league reception and
' tea for new faculty, Tht! reception
line will be m Ak.in Hull und the
ten tn Palatmc Manor. Attend
once for th1s event ss c.xpe<:ted to
be over 1000 mcluding members,
fnculty and fnends of the college.
A bus wall lcnve tht.! Trnilwt~v
depot ot 2:40 p m. nnd compu.
at 5:10 p.m.
• • •
Al 11.$ ftrst meeting o! the year,
the science club elected Munoy
Bartley president. Other oflicers
are Lyn May. secrt!tnry, and Paul
Davis. lreasurer. Mcmbershtp 1n
Uac club IS open to all sctencc stu
dents. Mc ctmgs arc hdd at 12:30
p m. in B-29 on the St..~ond Tucs·
day or cnch month
Mias Rolon Naundorf. assistant
proC~ssor ot Enf'h. h Will show
t:Olort.."<l slides of hur n•ccnt Lrtp
to Europl! nl the fu11t mc~ting of
the fo,nculty Wivl:S clulJ, 2:30 p.m.
m Akin hull.
New OliiCI·~ or Aktn hall are:
Diane Mac:Kenxio, prc•sldcnl; Sal
ly Philips , 1cc prt 1dc•nt Paula
Sc:oU, sl.'cret.nry; Donna Day,
treasurer, nnd Joanne Ellis. scr
Hennt-nt-anns.
More newly elected otficcrs nrc
those of Trodse Hcudt..>d by Dale
, Pearson, pr 1dt lt, they mcludc
Clonn GreQq vic(' president
Shirloy Karlen secre tor~ W a:r
ren Ron. treasurer: Stan Georga-
1 u k i '· scrg('ant -ol-ann P at
Etbell t orr• • •onthng l>t.'<' ri.!Ulry:
and Nanc:y Buaaoy, h1storum.
Young Car Owners
If vou arc bctwl-cn the oges
of 16-und 25 and feel that you
un• puying too much fol' your
Auto IAnbility lnaurmc~.=, 1
mny be able to suvt• you ns
much 01 50% il you att now.
Rules n!l low ns $42.00 u yecu
for 10/20/5 Jlmlts. Write. see
or call m~ lmmedlntcly for
more information. George Has
kell 2001 F.o.st Burnside, VB
Uu73 or VE 0149.
Paid Adv. 1953-54 ASLC Budget
Activities Comrniuion
DramtJta<
Rally and Yell Squad •
1-'ort!nsics ..
Band-
Assemblil~ -~ -~~
Human Rolations
Reli~o~tous Contercnccs •
SPculnr Conlt!rcnccs •
Religious Evaluntlon Week
Chapcl~~-
Religious Speakers -
Campu.o: Chest Pubhcaty -
World Student Scrvacc Fund.
Soc:tal Comttuuion
Kick-of! Dance
Homecommg Dance
Hanging of the Green
Snowball Fonnal Dance
May Fete
Public:ailon.s
Lo <College Ncwspnpcr)
Voyageur (Yearbook) -
Palhfindur (Fr~hmen Hnndbookl
Public Rotations
Clnsaes
Senior •
Junior
Sophomore
Freshman
Auociations
Associnted Wom~n Students
Associated Men Students
Otbor llems
Orwnt ll on
Office Equipment & Supplies
Art Department
Election Board --
-$ 880.00
100.00
d50.00
-&00.00
300.00
200.00
150.00
175.00
50.00
100 00
12.50
12.50
135.00
175.00
20.00
200.00
50000
3,230.00
5,250,00
250 00
-
125.00
125.00
50.00
50.00
125.00
100 00
Miscellaneous -~~~~~------------------10.00
150.00
25 00
50.00
~0.00 -----
Grnud Tow! .
Kenls Barber Shop
• $ 2,280.00
700.00
1,030.00
l
8.730 00
200.00
350.00
225.00
Drop in for a quick haircut between classes.
2 barbers to serve you.
8439 S. W. Terwllliger Blvd. CH 5211 2 A college degree or its cqwv
nlent nt the umc lhc award lS to
be taken up.
3 Knowledge of the langung..:
of the country suffu:u::nt to en~·
on the propoSt..>d 1tudy.
Week of N ovemher 15
Set for MS Showing
~rs. the campus literary mngn
zmc, hns set hs first publlcntton
date !or the week or Novcmb~.!r
15. The magotim.:. whach 1s: a
collection or student written poet
ry, essays, short stones, crilt·
cisms, nO\•cl chapters ond on"
act plays, 1s published by the
En~:Ush maJors.
Anyone who as i:lt<'rested In
wratmg 15 urst!d to submit his
contributtons to anyone in lhe
English department or plncc
tnem m lhe box in lhc hallway
or Peebles. The dcadhne for copy
wtll be November 13
Jun Hnrtnett. edttor. wlll meet
wtth those interested an workll\g
on or wratlng for the magazine
at 12:30 p m, Tuesday, October
20, in Peebles 2 The Chollcngc of lhc Needs of
thl' Mcxacnn lndtnn to the Chris
Lien M.isston" He speaks from f1\ e
VC(U'S c.xpcnence m ptoncen.ng u •
welfare and educnuonnl progrnrn
l\fllOng Mextc:o's ALt.ec lndums.
As n racult) memb<-r of the Un
ton TbcoloSJcnl ~nry, Map.Lg
kcat served m the trruning of
muusters by gtvlng them o.n-lh -
JOb gu1dance m Mex1co.
Mnt.zigketl wns one of the
Brothers Ten, n group o.f ten
young men from the Boston
School of Theology who went to
l\tcxtco os students to work an lhe
soctal rclonn programs. While on
campus he will speak i.o d.lfferenl
rehcaon classes and wall be avail
able for mtervtews Thursday and
Fradny.
Mowgkmt IS a grnliunte of De
Pav; umve.rsity, the Boston Scltool
of Theology nnd the Grnduatc
School of Sociol Work of the Uru
VCl'Slty of Soulhcm Cahfornin.
Dr Elldco Hashimoto. profes
sor of religion, and Don Lundy,
pre-mlnlstenal student, \li 111 be
the faculty and studenl le<:~dcrs
respccuvcly
Dreamland Drive-In
5 Minute Drive From School
Drop in for a snack after 1he dance.
7850 S. W. Bar bur Blvd. Open 7 a.m. to 1 a.m.
New Burlingame
rounlain & Variety
*Hamburgers 30c
*Shakes 20c * Coftee 5c
We specialize in FAST • service.
No need to wait or be late.
8430 S. W. Terwilliger Blvd. CH 8611 -•
PIONEER LOC F'rlday, Octobor 16, 1953
URT'S
RNER LC Attempts to Regain Win Trail Via Vikings
by Copcnhagcm:
Log Sports Editor Conch Joe Huston's '"' tldeot
shocked" el~\ en \\Ill stri\'c to
t't'-Cntcr the \\ m column Whl'n
I Uu~.) tc.t Western Woshmgton
LC fnce! o.n C..'i:MPloncer conch nnd Its \'UUnh!d nit· nltnck, to
tlu.s Snturdny \Vhcn Ute Ornng..: morrow night at Bnucry F1cld h
m~cts Westem Woslungton ThP oBl'lUnt:ham, Wnslungton Jlion
VIkmc~ coach, Charles Lapp\m- C'Cr gnmc C"Jiptoin Cor the nolll•
busch, "as hettd football mentor conf('rcncc tilt \\111 be three ,·cor
~ ot old Albnny coUcgc, nO\\ LC, lcttcrmnn end Clark Stephens.
m '32. St1ll "'mnrtlng from lust week' - Lappt-a.busch has gained con· upset from undcr-rntcd Ltnfwld,
sidorablo prominene11 m tbo the P1oncers fai.'C n non-confer
coaching profession as a form&· cncc foe thut hos st nu~:d .NW
tion expert with his dcl'velopment conference PncU:te 12-12 nnd
of the "'straight line defense." \\hacked WJllnmcllc 26-13 1'hc
Tho defensive backs lako posi· Vakmg s ncrlnl game sm shed th
lions directly back of each olbor Bcarcnts on four TD pn ofter
in a row behind the center line-the ground of:Ccn c hod bogged
backer. Tbo blocked vision doe.s down. WWC funsl1ed second in
nol hamper ope.ralions bccauac the ~ crgr~e n confcrcn~ lust
players haYc ~~~cific assign. 'car nnd hnd a 5-2·1 S<!nson ret-
mcnts. '1\.jtb posiliora being giv-ord under the gu1donce or Coach
~n new lille:o as center pcnc!raJor . Charles Lnppcnbu ch.
ball chascz, center adjustor. full
flexor Bnd .toil safety.
He employs this formation Vikings Spotlight Passing
''Western Wnshington will be
one of the b~st pn mg tenms W"
will fncc tlus year," declared lndlvidual Conforonce
Sc:oring Leaders •
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Cont'h Huston Thctr variOU!: of
fense formahons yie-ld excl'!lh:'llt
pass protection. The Evergreen
conft!rence club possesses o fml:'
lE-ft handed thrower m halt bock
James Park r, With qunrtcrbnck
Larry Padgett. a tough blooking
bock and o fO\·ontc recelvcr. JJm
Gnrd. Skip Knys nnd fullback
Ken Lnpp, who scored twu:~
ngainst W11lamettc, lend the
~round gaining depnrtmcnL
The Vdcs· outstnndmE; nll-cqn
fc:rence left end, Denny BnJcmn,
nlthoUJ;h small, is n frequent pass Ulrgct. Linemen WiUis Ball 230, I John Smithers 215 and t.ne,klc
llnrvcy Burger 204, key lhcsr un
usual "strmght !me dnfcnsc.''
WhiCh Wll!l o•vident Ill thl'lr lOW
st'Ore 8· i w m oH•r Pacific Lu •
thcrun.
Orongo to Sub,..Htutc, Pa.s Morl'
Only oppor,,·nt tu1 companmn
is EWCr:, who stngsctcd pnsl LC
25·24 nnd elubbt•c.l W<!Stcrn
Wnshmgton 35-19 last week-end.
Huston's plnn~ for the Vikings
mC'Jude subst1tutsng more often
and mstnlhng grcnlcr ,·nrintH>n
nnd posslnr. in the LC offense.
One J?rcvlous meeting In 194'1
bNwcc.n the two clubs went to
Ute P1onccrs 19·0.
Slippery turf rendered th(" LC
spllt-T sweeps ond pnssmg \'lr
tunlly powerless ngmrlst Linf1cld
Freshman backs J1m Johnson nnd
Enrl Engcbretson ond tackle
Dnrrcl Everett nnd frosh center
Stnn Rodcliff, st~od out in the
mud tlpnttcrcd Lilt.
Gnmc time Is 8 p.m. gamst oil offenses, .including the
ronglc w1ng, It is difficult to mo\•c
through the mtddle ogamst tlns
defense. The "stnughl !me de
fense;· plus offense vnrinuons
thnt feature passtng, make his
Vaking elevens nn annual pigskm
po\\ r m the E\·ergreen confer· I
cnce. In '52 they :fm1shed second I
wt th o 4-l-1 record. Johnson Aerial Foils 'Cat Defenders
Did you know • • • that Willa·
mC!llO leads in NW c:onJerenco
football championships with nine.
!hoir lnst c:ommg in '47. Pacific
Bnd College of Idaho ban ~n
champs or co-winners five times
apioc:c. Whitman and newcom,Qr
Lewis and Clark (joined leag\1~
in ••11, i~ each and Linfield.
ono :fint place back in '35. • * * * Linfield Upsets
Pioneers, 12-7;
Johnson Stars
by FrMk F'lorl
Llnricld's Wildcats slosh«'d for
two tout'hdowns on o min.
drend1ed Lcwts nnd Clnrk Clcld
SoiUrdny nftf'rnoon, to edge Joe
Huston's Plont>••rs, 12-i, in the
Noclhwcsl confcrcncG' top ups,;t
of the day.
Fumbles ploycd on 1mpo1·tnnt
role ln thf! gome Witnessed h)' on
cstimnlcd 1700 Cons, with both
teams fmdlnc It extremel) dlf.
fkult to hold on to the slippery
p1gskin
Ru11chman Riddlos LC Llno
The Wildl•ats picked up their
ftrsl TO With Connw Sproul
sc01mg in Uw opening qunrll•r of
the froy, cnpitnlir.ing on nn LC
fumbl~-thc fii'Sl o{ SCV('I'nl pj •
oneer bobbles. Linlicld's nll-con.
fcrencc tcn'Os', Ad Rutschmnn
nnd AI Tnrp••nntng consi&tt!ntly
n•cled oH gnms lhrough LC's Jsnc.
Jim Johnson, LC qunrterbock;
'Log-Istics
Flirnt Down11
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N"t \"ttr(ht l• 1~tt~lnc
Tntal ~ nrdnl!'t p, II 1lll~!!
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PI> 11 <'I<IIOIJit>llflll!l
Punun.c
Qrill rumbles r~:cp\ .. rr.d L LO
16 11
UG l!llfi
Hi 40 no 27' 10 ao K lll
II r.
:l& 2G r. 7 3
wasted httle time in ~\'ening up
the tally sheet, as he raked a • hand-off and scamperl!d through
the bewildered 'Cats Cor 63 yards.
Gene Flippin ga\'C the Pionel!rs
the l~ad with u Pl•dcct conver
sion, 7-6 Sport Shorts . . . :r-.~· confer·
cnce '52 defending co-champs,
Pacrfic and College of Idaho,
htt head-<m this ·week-end in
wh:lt could be the utle det.crmm·
me contest • • . Two Psont:ers
!cd thl!u· tcoms to t1es m City
scv(!ll-mnn football Sunday. As· Orango Fumbles Victory Away
stst.nDt gnd coach Al Akin£ (O.rc- Sparking Pioneer quarterback Jim Johnson (13). left to right. ore LC guard Eddie Phillip.> (63). Allt:r tht: ball ch,mged hllnds
gon Ctty) heaved a pair of TD hurl pau completo to end Craeme Leggali m key 'Cat tackle Ray Olson (59), center Jell Thurman , evernl limes 10 the st>cond hnlf,
passes nnd Art Shepherd (Star play of LC's third quarter so.yard clri'fe which (33) and Pioneer tacklo Mike Clock (78) behind Lmheld's Sproul moved over for
Qullll caught two touchdown :finled on the WildcaJ two. Failure of the drive Thurman. the decisive TD in the finn! pc·
oerlals. gave Linfield a upset 12·7 victory.r--O_tb_e_r_p;_,.1a_y_e _n __ ........ ___________ -_H_a_n_L_c_s_se_r_P_h_o_t_o_. -·I rlod. I.C sow vlctory slip out :::..:;.;;.;.:,.:..:... ___________ ...;;...______________ JV
1 H p s c T d of its grnsp when they fum·
Kappa, Thaxter Clubs Collide Today s ost I ues ay ~~~ ~:nt!h:n~~a:; 8~w;ari; s~~:
"Mural Crid Standings s· c p . In Quest of Second Victory ta= d~::s used !ew men in w L Pet. tgmas aplure a1r '" Coach Warren 5mlln s powerful Lewis and Clark .JV r. wul try the hurd-fought !ray; Linfield Ssgmn Alpha
Stgma 3
Kappa Phi Alpha 2
Thnx~A:r J
Gatcholl!:c I
Lambda Ph1
Epsilon
Deltn Tau Rho
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0
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Kilmer, Otter, Bartley
Spark Harrier Squad
With the slXth annu 1 lrc-
gon lnt.en:oUeg1ale Cross Coun-,. . try Chnmp1onship meet commg
up November 19, only Henry Kil
mer, Ed Otter and Murray Bart·
lev have turned out for positions • on coach Eldon FJX's CTOS!J coun·
try team The run Will be held on
Ole Portland UDlV(!("Sity campus.
Pnor, there will be a meet be
tween M\'als Portland uruverstty
and LewiS and Clark. November
12. However, sf fu IS unable to
Sill the two cxl.r.tmg vacancies
on U1e team. he may have 10
cancr•l the meet
N ,W. Conference Standing•
VI'. :r... T. P~t. Por ~
( I of Jda., l! 0 0 1 000 ''" II
L, II O. 1 1 0 .l500 28 10
J.1nftrli1 1 1 11 r;oo :1 4C
J>uctfle ,, '' 1 0~>0 fl r.
\ lllnmN.l• 0 J 1 OO!l II U
~ hllman o 1 IJ .ooo 1 U!
Lut WHk'l Resulb
Llntl 14 1%. Lrlrill .n4 Ol.al'k 'T.
WHtamctt fl, PAC I fie ll
r,.,nr~t"' of ldJlhQ flt. MatiLrr Air Bu., 0. {Ne~n-eonf!!r~CrJ )
WHk·end Sch~ule
%oewU IUl4 man-. w~t. ""o.shtngton at B; 1llnlltiULm. ll"oo-c.onf"f' .. nee. ') ColkA• ot Jdlibo-PacUie 11ot Yorl\l!l
Orov 'Wllltrnan-Llnfl 14 at Mcl11nnvUI!l From McAfee, Delta for two v1ctortes in a row •ruesday nft.emoon, when they ;>lay host using only four players bl!Sides
to the Portland St.nte )umors at 3 p m. on the stndtum f1eld. the starters nnd the Pioneers sev·
The intramural football clnsstc
t1ghtens up as lhc teams fmd
tbctr PQSIUons m league stand-
ings, wtth the feature came lO·
day putJng Kappa Pht Alphn
versus 'rhaxtcr nt 3•30 p m. on
the baseball lldd.
If Tho~tcr defeats Kappa, it
w11l assume Sl.>cond placl' under
undefeated Sigma Alpha Sigma.
Kappa wtll be strWlflG to un-
prove its num~r two slot, and
Lhc game promises to be a well
fought. tight battle. The second
tilt on tap matches Lambda Phi
Epsilon :md Dclt.n Tau Rho wlth
both tcnnu sc.arcbiDg for their
fm;t W.Ul.
Tlwxtcr downed Gatehouse last
Fnday 28-0. Scormg for Thoxter
were Don Ward, Loren Michel
sen and Joe Boutin, who scort..>d
tWcliiC, f.I'Ven and r•ven rCSpCC·
lively; a st~lety completed their
scoru1g. S1gmo t..>dgcd OVCJ' Mc
Afee 13-6, oa Dave Dnnu:ls and
Jim Warnock coc.h tallied a
l<Juchdown nnd Chuck Jr:nningn
made the e.xlra !JOint. Fred Great
wood scored Cvr McAfee.
Kappa won Monday's tiff with
McAfee by forfeit, nnd Sigmn
trounced the Dells 31·0 as Dan·
IP1s, B11l Mortell, Bob Strut7. and
Dale Tomlinson all hst pay dirt.
Gnmt!S Monday, October 19
slate Thaxt~r VJ, Sigma nnd
Lambda va. McAtee.
• Lewis and Clark had onginally scheduled U1c Fort Mathe-.r Atr en. Due to the wet hnll, the two
Bnsc team, but the flyers d1soovcrcd lht'y had two games slated on teams stuck to the ground lor
the same doy and had to drop from the P1onccrs' schedule; however, the mnjortty of the ynrds mude
Portland State was slated, wh1ch complf'ted the four gnme schedule. Rutschmnn was lhc game's yard
Portland State's squad, coached by Jot' Holland, w1ll probably bc agl' leader Wllh 126 yards on 18 tries . :;prmkled with reserves from th1• varsity because of thl'ir nmnll Those who dtd bmv(• the clc· squad. The Vikin,;s pluy Eastern Oregon tomorrow and some of the menta to see the dedication saw
JV squad will bt• composed or boys who won't play in the varsity a stadium that hnd been rushed
contest. to :~emi·complelion only hours be·
The Pioneer babes hnvc bl·tm dnlling and scrimmaging thl! var-fore. Thl• overhead stands shU
sll.y all wer:k, nnd Conch Smlth and his assistant, Dick Hennessy, havmg boards to be trtmmed
hope to add a few more passes to the offense wah a spread !ormation at kickoff time.
to go Wlth the split-T attack
Probably starters for Lhl' Pioneers Wlll be: Connie Kilmer and
Vince M1Ber, ends; Don Dean and Archie lfecd, tackles; Jim Moon
and Gene Waldnt!r. guards; Kcrm Lund", center; Leo Bolar, quarter
bock; John Eagle and Cnrl Rcnncw1t.z, halfbacks, and Don Allen,
fullback.
Former LC Maple Star L(" l.htnUt>-l:ndn: folrotl, I.,.JUl[\ll.
Qllf('k, T tcl(lr$, 1-!\'l'ro ll. MeAdltm&
''lock. Guortl"' l'htllh•tl. lfP••I<llnner ;\In run. l'f!nt• r: Hnll('llrt (.lunrtcr·
bllck • J(lhnllon, llopkhu; H nlfbnd(l!
1\mlth, 8rlllhouu, 1-'nlr P'ullbtlckll
1Cm:nurN~tnn. ,,, hml n, A do rne.
Tt>·e: Llnfldd-snroul 2 u..~
.lnhnomn Jt-'\T t,.0--1· llppln
Feuz' Racer Roars to Speedway Fame
"Big Jawn" F«,:U7.., LC's number
one basketball pJvot man for the
pasL three seasons. has uchiC\'cd
success 10 another sport, far rc·
moved from lhe local maple
court.
Hill intense interest in build·
ing auto race ma('hincs reaped in
creased dividtmds an nht thsrd
year of opcl'ations us hi! lndsnn
apolis-typt! t>ar captured the Val
vohne Oil trnphy Cur the second
OOJUN.'Utive year. Th~ W~slcrn
Auto Rocang Associatio n award
is bestowed upon the winner of
the most "big car" main events
m the northwest area. W1th regular driver, veteran
trnck-wtse Bob Gregg bch1nd thl"
wh~:•·l, Fcuz's entry also rinished
third m the final point tabula·
lions of the Oregon Rondsle•·
Racing Aslocl8tion. Improvm~
each yenr, his cnr wo~ firth In
'51 .md fourth In· the '52 ,enson
Among Leaden in California
CompeUng a~ain. t 40 ol lh(J
b<'.st '·big can1" on the West Coast
at Calb;toga, Caliromio over the
fourth of July, F'etu's racer tooJ..
n third, fourth nnd sixth and
turned the meet's fnstest tim(•
of :23 17 seconds for the half mile
circUit. Fu'!it places in the 50 lap MemotlnJ DJly l'nce, the first lWO
roadster races nnd the initial pau
of "big cor" runs in Portland nrc
1ncluded In Fcuz's triumphs.
The lanky, 6-fP.2 '', \'X
sharpshooter. i!! lhf' sole owner
and h(• u h1s own mechnnlc Ua·
mg a '27 "T" roodster frame·
work, F'euz switches bodies de•
pending 1! the race Is "big onr•
or roadster type
This scnson's 206 cubic lnrru
Mere mill ran a 4 L!" : lrokc. 3%
bore with nn Edelbrock tour ,.nr·•
buretor manifold set-up nnd Of
Ct.'nhauser heods.