Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 12, Number 6
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1953-10-01
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ROSEMARY PH1PPS . Bob Bryant. feature loads in ".~h Wllder
n~aa,' do a bil of rehearaing bofore the first play of the now o~etUon
opons Thursday, OcJober 29 •
'Wilderness' Comedy lo Open
Fealuring Casl of New Faces
"Ah, Wilcierness," the first play of the new season. will
open a three-night stand ne;.\l Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in the ' . campus theater. A cast of "new faces" for the LC playhouse
will be featured.
or the 12 cast members. 10 will appear for the first time
at Fir Act·cs, 1 will be in her first regular play and only 1, Bob
Bryant, has been seen before by LC audiences. Lee Laxdnl,
Dick Jones and Jean Popkes, all freshmen , head the cast.
The story of EugenE' O'Neill's reminiscent comedy centers
November 2 Limit
Set on Draft Test
November 2 is the deadline for
fihng npplications for dc!c.rmcnt
tests. Men who wah to take the • No\'cmbcr HI Selective Service
Co) lege Deferment test must sec
their local dwH board lmmcdi-
utcly. '
All men nrc eligible for th •
lest if they are over 18-yC'nr:.-of
ng~. have not token 1l bc.forc nnd
nrc t•cgulurly enrolled in college
for the J953·5·l term.
Th£' tcsi.S will be held nt tht'
Portland armory, lO!l N.W. 10
avenue. A pnssins grade of 70 or
beltt!r docs not insure n defer
ment. The test 'Will be considered
nlong with sd1olustic record when
the student nsks !or n deferment .
The lest w11l cover aU fields.
An outline a:iving model ques·
tions o! the tc.sl is uvmlable. For
outlines ond further information
call your local drnfl bonrd or
the Portland board at BR 8·181.
LC Athletic Director
On Chapel Program
l!:ldon Ftx, director ol nt.hletics,
w1ll .pt!ak in c:.hopt'l st!rvkes Oc
tober 20 on "Christianity nnd
Sport,"
Conch Fix received his B. S.
degree !rom University of Ore
gon nnd his masters at New York
university . He oh1o bos done grad
untc work nt University of South
em Coli!omta. around the growing pams o{
Richard Miller, n t~cn-nger m n
New England home of 1906. Jones
will ploy the boy and Lnxdnll
nnd Miss Popkes will be seen os
his parents, •
Rosemary Phipps and Br:yont
are set for top featured roles.
Other cnst m<'mbcrs mclud~ Rog
er Connors, Gracclinc Carter,
Cathy Newmnn, Wl•nclell Tlbbl!tts,
Bob Strong, Don Snelling and
Joyce Winterschc1d .
The ploy will mark the local
din•cting debut or Dr. Clifford E.
Hamar, new director of dramatics.
A novel nspcct of the produc
tion lS lhd scenery designed by
Hamor. Jnstcnd of n soltd box set
for the mdoors scenes, plnns call
for n skeleton framework to sug
gest walls, doors, wmdows, etc.
"Ah, W1lticrness" ts the only
comedy the prolif1c O'Nelll ever
wrote. A three umc wumcr ol the
pulitzer prnc, O'Neill ls noted
mrunly for such slnr!~ trngNhes as
''Mournmg Becomes Electra,''
and ''Destrc Under thl! Elms."
ThlS play is n port of Hamor's
plan to present cndurin,; clnssics
of the stugc to LC then tcrgoers ,
rather than merely the lah!lJt
broadway hilS. In choosing lhu
opening play for this foil, Hamar
had narrowed down the chotce
to "Wilderne ss" and to the "Hnppy
Time," n rccenl Broudwny suc
cess on the snmc general subject.
He chose "Wildern ess'' bcC"nusc
it wus wnttcn by on~ ol America's
greatest authors lor the stage and
beeause 1t hos proved its endur·
ing worth. _lBRAP'< r
ES'r. 1867
Vol. XII Plonou Log. Portland , Oregon. Friday. Oc:tobeT 23. 1953 Number 8
Th underingSoundR .emindsGals
It's Never too Late ... Grab a Man!
F"rom up in Ute hills comes n
thundering sound -"Annu! go
and get you.r gun • • . get those
fellows on the run."
With these words echoing
through Palatine hill, girls nrc
reminded there's still time to get
u ~an for the A WS-sponsorcd
Sad1e Hawkins dane!! tomorrow
night.
The annual gll'l-nsk-boy event
bcgins nt 9 p.m. in lhe gym. Tick
ets arc on sale today in the .shack
(rom 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for $1.50
per couple. They will be sold at
the door tomorrow night.
Dogpatch dress and home made
corsages nre on the b1Jl empha
SIZes Sue Hunt, general Cbalr
man. Pnzcs :lor Ute •·craziest cos
tum" nnd clcvt!rcst corsage" will
be presented durmg intermiss1on.
Commg dpwn from nowhere to
fiddle nw.a)o· lS Lonesome Joe and
Ius Ktcknpoo Kombo, better
known ns Chuck Jennings nnd
bond.
In the center of the floor will
be two Yokum nondesc:ript lig
ures mode of chicken wire and
dressL>d lJl appropr10te garb. Their
purpose is to keep an eye out Cor
lower slobovinn crashers-so -
bcwnrl!l
A crepe paper sky or yellow,
brown and f:l'(!(!n lalti~"C-'\Vorlc
w11J form the fllls~ ceilmg.
Refreshments of cider and
IFC Prexy Lists
Preference Rules
Prclerence dnys for fall frater
nity rushing are Tuesday nnd
Wednesday, October 2i and 28,
accordmg t? Doug Van Flc""Cl, In
tcr-f:raterruty councn presidem.
The rushees who wlsh 1o des-• lgnnte the frntemlty of their
cho1ce nrc asked to !i:ign prclcr
encc cards in the dean or men's
office between lhe hours of 9
a.m. nnd 3 p.m.
Rushees arc required to fill out
the prdcrC!ll ce cards. s.howmg
the1r itrst nnd second choices.
B1dS w1ll be issued to lhe :f'all
plcdg~ clnss on Monday, Novem·
ber 2. Picdge lists will be ISSued
to the tratcrmt y prestdcnlS on
Fndny, October 30.
Van Flcct srud thnt 31 men had
Signed up for the !nil rushmg pe
nod. Delta Tau Rho's dfnne.r Sun
d!!\•, October 25, wtll be the fmnl
rush party.
Well I'll be Fixed
And So He Was
"Well, I'll be---l'' was the ftrsl
reaction of Marv Evans. sentor,
when he found this note on h1s
wmdsh1cld:
Denr Plymouth.
You had n flal (right rear).
Wo thought you might be in n
hurry so we ll~ed it. You're
welcome.
Don and Dr~w .
The nm WD.! on the spare tire
rnrk nnd the spare was on Ute
wheel.
When last seen t::vans was drh·
lng townrd town for an appoint·
ment. which was due in 15 min
utt!S, mumbling, "Boyl What nn
answctr thi. type of spirit would
be :lor the world's problems ." cook1es will be served in place
of traditional turnip greens and
joy JUtcc, now out of season.
Committee heads nsaisting Sue
are Barbara Pnrry, dccorotiona:
Mnrtlyn Nelson, 11ckcts; Dove
Lanier and Cathy O'Connor, puh
lictty; Sally Philips, rcfrcshment.s; P o t Kephart., cntertauuncnt;
Glorta Gow, patrons and patron
esses and committee mcmbera,
clean-up.
Patrons and patronesses nrc Dr.
and Mrs. James Stauffer, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H:aldons and Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Long.
LC Enters 'Conlesl of Blood/
Readies for Drive Wednesday
The fourth scmi·annual L~wis and Clark blood drive will
be held Wednesday, Octob~r 28, between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Students planning to donnte are requested to sign on the ap
pointment sheet in the gym lobby before !Wednesday.
All donors under 21 must have the release blank signed
by their parents. The blank w~ll be found on page 3.
The Red Cross urges students to refrain from eating any
f~tty foods for at least four hours prior to donation. A regular
d1et may be resumed after the blood has been given.
Chest Fund Drive
Off lo Slow Slarl
"Campus Chest, the major
drive Of the year JS off %0 0 VCI')'
slow start." states Chet Starr,
chairman, "because of the few
number or retum!l in thus far,
the cnmpaign w1ll continue Cor o
second \\'cck from October 28-
30."
The goal hns been set !or $1
1)<!1' student. $1,000 Cor the en-• tire student body. Storr ex-
pressed confidC!llce thnt ns the
solicitors stngc a more lntcnsh·e
coverage of the students, Ute
goal will be met.
PrJcilln West Jumor, and
Merle McCoy, sophomore, c:o
chntrmen o! the solicttmg com
mittee, hove dtrectcd each of tbe
10 solicitors to seleet 10 JUimcs
from the racks in the foyer of
the gym, and then contact those
persons for contributions.
The faculty committe, h adcd
by Donald G. Balmer, professor
or political scumce, hns contacted
the fnculty through lhc mn1l, nnd
expect the faculty returns to
be m by the 1st of November. Bill Ktrby, chainnnn of the
blood drive Dl Portland uruvcr
sity, hns challenged Lewis nnd
Clark to a "eontcst of blood "
Portland's dnve is No\' mber 2,
nnd results t'Jf the conlest wU1 be
::mnoune«l shortly alter that dntc.
Last year Portland wuvc.nuty out
did Lewu; and Clark by g1v1ng 60
pints of blood. During the lnst
th~ ycnrs Portlnnd has contnb
uted 760 pints, nnd IA-wis and
Clark only 534.
"II more persons reall%ed the
importnncc of these blood dnves,
l'm sure fewer excuses would be
henrd each year,'' mud Sue Rob
erts. co-chrurman Of the dn\>e.
The blood donntcd, wtthin the
Multnomah county Mea, 15 used
to supplemen t thnt ol hosptUlb
in Portland whf.'nevl!r the nc •
sity anses. Last y<• r 191 0 pmts
of blood v.-ere dlSU'tbutc-d to 13
hosp1tals in Multnomah countv. • The donation pn .. ·llegt! 1.!1 nvntl-
able to nny studc.nt. faculty mem
ber or fnnulv member of anyone
connected Wlth the college.
Th.:" :Red Cross wnt (llvc no
mc>dals to those who donate blood
this year, but the blood donor
workers b('hcve that o "real feel
Ing of S<lttsfac:tlon w1ll come from
gh"lng to this impoJ"UU\t and es
sential cause."
Caravan Winds to Salem
For Saturday's Grid Clash
I
A huge cur cnrm•on vnll lenve !or n police escort to meet the
Palotuu~ hdl Snturdny morning P1oneer cnro\•an at the Snlem CJty
Cor the grtd clash between Lewts llnuu and to lead th cars lDto
and Clark ond WtllamcUe m Sa· ltJ.'. The ClU'Uvnn wall stop nt Ute
lem. statehouse steps !or a pre-gnmc
The cnr pnrndc is scheduled to rnlly nnd then disband to gtve
lcav.c the campus at 10 am. nr-people o chon~ to et som thlng
rl\•ing in Sulcm around noon, m:-to cat before the game. Gnm tunc
cording to Ron L~w. r llv squad is 2 p.m.
member nnd chOJnnnn of the en-
nwan.
The rnlly squad hn.s nrrnngcd
Alumni Office Appeals
For Names of Parents
W ANTI-=D! The nrunt... 1f 5t..><;·
ond genera,1on students. The
college urges all stud~n &.s who c
pn.rent or parents nuendcd Al
bany or Lewis and Clark col
leg~ to give thcir nnmes to
Miss Juha Johnson in the alum
na of!l<:c in the administration
bu1lding immccUotcly. Loow SlUd that those J'«)plc
who want to go to Ute gnme bul
do not hav<." ndcs, should show up
in front of the gym before 10 a.m.
and r1des will be arrnngcd. Locw
also askL'<i thnt, wc:.1th~r ~t
taug, drt\'c.r3 de<:ornte thP.J.r cars.
He also asked that c.lriv<'n: tcy
and kC(?p in the cnrnvan on the
wnv to Solem.
Athletic director Eldon FiX eus
gcsted that students w1th student
body cards will be able to g t lD
the Willamcttc game nt student
price. However, student price wlll
not be granted unless a student
body card is presented . Pas Two
ReeL Colun1n • • •
You arc in~ited to become an Associate in ihe roWGTd·
ing buslneS& of opening doors of vision. purpose and
faith ior the youth of our timo.
So end~ the letter thnt the college has sent ouL to members
ol nll Lhe Presbyterian churches in Oregon. The bullctm en~
rlcs an urgent app~al to aid the college m transicrnng an
"81,000 dt>f:icit to the black column of LC's bru1kbook.
Were each student to pay the. full tu1tion of .,265, such cor
respondence would be unnecessary. But the $60,000 that t.hc
collegt: grants in scholarships and grants-in-nid to more thon
210 enrollees-honor students, activity leaders~ iol'Clgn stu
dents1 cand1dates for Chr;~stJan sen•1ce, children of mmlStt•rs
and faculty and Korcah veterans-must be covered through
gifts.
Were the college to sustam a smaller fn~ult)., such n letter
\\"ould not ha\te bren written. But the personal relationship
of student and teacher that makes possible genuine education
of heart and sp1nt as well a~ mind and hand would be de
stroyed.
W1thm the paragraphs of the letter is locked much thought
and prn) cr. The response it receh•es will dl'pc.nd largely on
vou-~ our words, your actions, your accomplishments. For -. . you, the youth or our ume. aro Lewis and Clark.
R cl F eallz ) r . . .
The Umted Fund drive has been extended for an additional
f1ve days because "'nly one-twentieth of the college's quota of
Sl 000 hos been collected.
\\nere is the missing $950? In your wallet, or your purse?
Or have you al~cady spent the dollar you set aside earlier in
the week because vour solicitor hnsn't contacted vou? •
And \\hat about lhe solicitors? The plan quthned by the
campus Umted Fund committee called for each one to select
the names of ten individuals whom :they were to osk for con
tributions. At this writing, the wall of the g) m is lined with
name cards that have not been taken by solicitors.
Tv.o agenCJes semi-3nnually ask LC students to contribute
a smgle dollar to their treasuries---the :world Student Service
fund m the spring and the United Fund in the fuJI ls lt too
much to ask that a ~ommunity of students help a community
of citizens.
Bla k 1ark ...
Last Iall. this institution learned a lesson in what happens
when college students return to their Juvenile state of mmd.
In thas case the LOG Js referring to the Willamctte raid in
stance before the 1952 homecoming game. This college was
not only humthated by havmg to publicly apologize, but was
further humiliated on the field of battle by an mfurialed
Willamette team. PIONEER LOG
Bob-0-Lines ,-----
Queen and 'Pipes,
Backfiring Party
Seen by Bob-0
By Bob 0. Bissell
Mnry, Queen or S\;ot.i>, lo l her
h~od-and Jo11n Wihlon, room
mate of Qucl'n Ro\\ <'DO Kryder
o! Homecoming, 1S wond('_rtng lf
the new l'OUDS qul.-en is losmg
hers. Seems that Rowcnn has
taken to the Scottssh bag pipes.
There nrc no rnts in her pnloce,
Stcwnrt hall, or girls either wh• n'
Rowena is f<.-eling musscal
• • •
Last week nn oggressh•c PIOn·
eer, Fronk Etliott, muscled his
wny mto the bar.rcd door or tl.~
LOG offacc only to be scr~nnd<'d
by a slop-happy stn1f who w~c
nw01ting the nrrivnl of edttor
Chuck Chnrnquist-no longer n
••blrlhday-boy ·" but n MAN. At
the umc the stnff was unnwnn1
that Chuck was m the adjacent
offu:e phonmg. Unable to com
munlcalt' due to gaiety of the
• gang" be had to cancel Jw; l'all
to return to his offJcc in order to
receive his birU1day grccti~s nntl -honors.
• • •
Just :for tradition -1nto Usc
swlmmJng pool lnst week
splashed frosh prexy Ed Toe'
assisted by the wllling nnd com
mllDdmg sophomores. Sympn
theUc and ncUvnted, !ello\
frcshies returned the rcc.lprocnl
t.rndc agreement by inducmn
sophomore president Chuck Jcn
kms "to visit" the cool pool. . .. .
Another to r;et a recent "bath"
\\as Dr. Odell's maroon Chrysler
-nn honor awarded to 11nd ex
ecuted by lWO antb1l10US fh:sb
blen, Loren .M1chelscn nnd Chuck
Brownlow fos· vJolatmg '1Uic .. La\\'.''
• • •
After Dr. Smath nskcd h1 c
cia) psych clnss ibis qucsllun
Are there any busmesscs or pro
fessions totally taken over by ·he
blmd7 FroQ1 upst.ort Jack Ven
ables came this spontaneous re
ply: Bnseball umpiring. Friday, Octobor 23. 1953
Ltnl.E MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Bibler
--
"Ho"s Sh' monl soughl·after Ruahoe on campus-It'ao rumored be can
cut hair o.nd may even havo a barbor Ucenso.'"
'Blast' Rocks Palatine Hill;
Reporter Checks Source
By SJanlslousc mg bends niter the McAfee
B:g Shake-up m btology depnrt- game."
ment Ac.tunlly, ns nll hep Frosh now
''Tht>se frogs need tcndmg," ex-know--and aU pcrsc.rvcrm~ pc
plomcd Dr. F-rancis Gilchrist, rust:rs WJU perceive lf Uwy persiSt
prymg tht Ud from o box of 1.1\ ~ m thctr prmhgeous pcrspiCDClty
amphibwns: nnd JUSt hke lll the of' present pngc-n local co-cdu
movles, thot's wh n 1t happened cnuonol insutution of lugher
-the blost rocked the :founcta- learnmg 1s crecttng a multt-pur
uons of both Peebles nnd the pose dorrucilc for lhC' cdt!lcnUon
plc:~snnl pcdncog, pouncmg n por-of all Palotlne pnnts-wcnrcrs.
lton ol the prances of the pond CulprJts m the case ond ch1d
!rom the poles of the1r p1nc pr,ls-cnus\.""S of the cavernous concus
on The repercussions have been s1ons (m COS<' you cure), nrc two
so grcnt thnl some students even well-qunlified '"powder-monkeys,''
stny awnkc dul'lng thdJ· 8 o'clock Jot' Rndakov1ch of Wyommg,
clnsses. w1U1 30 ycnrs blasting experience;
For the pnst two w ceks Lht? en-nnd Jtmmsc SIH.>u of .1\lontnna,
llrc cnmpu!!'has bccu :rocked ijy with simllar expcrJc.ncc in open
mtc.rmittcnt blasts from n ~cnt;r-pits They arc bJnsunc stump ~
al outhcrly dlroctlon. From the wsth n 20 per cent llon-gclntm
fJrst doy opmtons os to the cause logger's powder, ignstwg them
hn\ c run the gomut of humor and (four or iJV<' at o time) with a
vcxnuon J e "The Greeks arc m-st:Jndard uon-sporkmg cap nnd
vadmg"; or, "Bob StnJt.z 1S bang-elcclncal fuse.
There v.·as e\·tdence left on campus last Saturday night ln
that a certain member college of the Northwest conference
also needs to learn t.he lesson that students in college should the Spotlight
Dance Orchestra Leader to Produce Personal
Exhibit of Paintings, Drawings in Peebles Gallery be nbo\e the JUvenile prank stage and that the tradition of
campus "raadm.if' went out with the roaring twenlJes.
Sign Posting Rules Set by Stevens
All individuals iUld orgllllizations putting up signa for cti vi ties
and c'tcnis arc cautaon~ by Dave Slevons, public r•lations c:omruis·
aioacr. ihlll ovory siga muat bG approved bcforo posting. Any mem
~ of :tho 6tudf'..Jll coUDcil can approve a aign.
Signs :noJ opprovcX!, will bo 1akon down. regardless ol whether
1hcy coollid with other adivities.
SJoveru abo said :thai people who post signs: ru-e .rosponubl• ior
.th~u-romoval immodiniely e.ficr the ovcn.t has .taken place.
Alpha Psi Omega Schedules Tryouts
Tryouts for the newly-foWtdcd
Expcrunental t.h1:.1ter's fim of
f<:nngs v.'liJ be hcld at 12:30 p.m.
this T-ucsda} m p(..'('Ch arts 20.
Qpcn to all student.s on campus, Lhc Expcnmentnl theater is spon
wrt:-d by Alphn Psi Omega, na
tJonnJ drnrnntics !rnt<:rruty. The
hrst productJon w11l mcludc two
one-net plays, "'Wclah Honey
moon" nnd .. World Wsthout 1-:0d." Summer days spent on th~
bench resulted m t1 number or
pnmtmgs which will be fcntureg
10 Frank Elhott's one-man sh''"\'
ing of watercolors openmg today
in the art gallery or PccbleB.
Elliott, who is a senior ntt ma
jor, will have the fust one-man
showing :for a student nt LC In
recent memory. HI! is n vcr.wtlle
painted who works in m<tny me
diums.
Toking the attitude that he
sees ''no reason to hmit m• self
-I'm still )'Oung,., Elliott drnws
evcrytlung from portrmts to
stUJ-llfc and abstractions in osl&,
watercolors, pencil, etc. HtS cur
rent exhibit. conlsneu to wot('r
colors, include scenes in down
town Portland and campus land
marks as wcU as the bench work&.
Hu watercolors arc a "spont.o-b'Om LC this June w1th a BS. the
Los Angolcs Art center w:ll k1•cp
Elliott busy Wlth two more yean;
of schooling, mostly on the tech
nical s1de. l"hl!n coml!s the qucbt
for a JOb,
'"Either you have a personal
contact." is the way Elliott <'X
plains th(' procedure, "'or you
tramp from nd agency to nd
ngcncy."
Almost oll of Elliott's timl• at
the present is spent workmg on a
huge (7~' by 25') mural w'hich
he nnd l111.rrict Magnl!SS nrc
painting as n sensor ~inar proj
ect. It depicts VllrJOUS sports Of
fered ot LC ond is intended lo be
set in the wnll of G-22.
The mural is being done in sec
tions nnd Elliott and Miss Mag-By Herb Scholder
ness try to put in 12 hout ar
work on it cnch week.
The pictures that w1ll hong in
the Peebles gallery during lhc
next two wt:eks or so ore for
sale. F.lliolt bus nlrcody sold n
few pictures, although none of
them brought him fabulous rich
es. Hu finds it hard to sny cxnc.t·
ly what jnfluenccs hsm in scltinc
o price :for hls pictures.
He \\.'115 once offered $25 for n
picture, but he didn't want lo sell
it so he purposely set a muc.h
higher prJcc on It. Yet ot o her
times he will got together with
the pro t~pcclive buyer and lolk
things over.
·•we quibble," Elliott snys. •'J
say $30, he snys $20 nnd I s;~y
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n•!OUS cllort to cn~t~r(! (l mood." I Parents Release for Blood Donors 1I'vc b~:cn pnsntmg," Elii{IU
s:Jys, ''(!Vcr emcc I ~n rcmcm
bf!r." Whl!ll pre ~ furth~r he I
put.s the d<twn M memory {tl age
thrc~> . During h1gh school Elliott
who has his own dance band,
wns inclined toward& becoming
n profesasonal musrcian, but he
was discouraged by tbc ··crrntlc''
Hie muslclnn.s lead.
Present pldns calJ for him to
become a commercial nrllst -(for donors under 21 years o! age)
Thts ts to cert1Cy that my son or daughter hus my permission
to nivc blood to the American Red Cross.
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• rriday. October 23. 1953 PIONEER LOG Pe.se Th1'oe
~~~--------------------~~~~~--------------------------~~= On the S ()CI(t/ S1de
with Jeanne Hulabrink Estonian Lass Believes Teachers 'HuJilan' -
r'.or Co' ~ln g nart1 es By Cllrol Burna The Jut she hcord Wll Ulot her choice ln th subjects thc.>y tnkt: J: ~ ~.I.J. .L1 l!hrnclc3 do hoppen I And mother hnd gan~> to Ru ln ond thcrerorc, these subJI'.Cts can not
fl'cshrnnn Maude l.t!cltbandt rcc.Lr thnt her fr,lhcr was somewhere m prep3rc the mnjorHy of atudcnta
certain thnt one hns huppcncd to Germany , Afh r loslnr. her pn-for :tuturf" C"llrel:rs," sbc oddf.'d,
her. Hl}r mirncle is the result ol rl'nls, nn mmt took her to Ge.r-'n• n r( ult the Estorucu1 student
I.C's Dr, Leonid Ennr1's knowing mnny. Thi'J'C she atuycd nt Bod Ia jLal bcglnrung to prcpnrc lum
the right persona at the :right BlblaiJg, or "ChiJdren'a V11loge" self lor hls profCSJion when h All sorts ol spooks, of the Halloween variety that lf:i, will
IJc Lhc lh~me of parties plnnnt•d for the comang week.
Usmg tlw HallOWI'CII theme for their joant m~ct1ng last
Wcdncsdny mght, the Delt.s and Alphu Gammns lnunch<!d
the bc~iruung of the October 31 parlacs.
• • • time. .Mowle cntct'cd Jefferson high 1m1s.he college."
Or. 'Ennrl, Instructor in chem-school as n aophomore on hc:r or-"There 1S nl.so n srcnt dltter-
lslry, who knew Maude In E ... w-nvol to Porllllnd. She found hiS,h cncc in doting proc::cdure be\W(!(?n
Tho Gatehouse wlll also be the scene of another party nla wlwre he formerly Jived, nnd school Jn Amcr1cD quite different America nod Eatonw,'' Mnudl'
on tho orango and black thorne October 30. Open to rosi-Inter knew n PorUMd fomily cnc-:!rom l.hnt In Estonln. cxpln.incd. ...Before an EstonJnn
dents and thelr datos, entertainment chairm an Norman er to ndopt n teen-ager, found No Studonl Co•t!rnmonl Tbero lad aSks an Estonlnn lass for a
Mnude her new home. There 1J much less socinl life dnttt, the girl' nnd bo)i's fnm· Glonn. has planned for dancing. ping pong and party • Maude docs not know whether m Estoninn schools thon ~n Amer- llien mUJt know each other, and
gamoo. Chairman of tho even_t_l.c_J_o_h_n_O _v_e_rbav_,;;_· ----- .L.:.h:..:c:.:..r..:!:.p:.nr:..:c:.:n:.:LS:.._n:.r:..:c :.....:l.:.:h:..:•j.:n~g:._:o:.:.r_:d::,cn::d:.: 1ca The mrun ~ru;on !or thl$, she he mwt nak the parents n.s well • 0 •
On HollOWe<!n maht, n inter
donn party for nil cnmpus rcsl·
dtmts wtJI be held ot Stewart
boll nt 8~00 p.m. General cholr
mnn is Ann Cilbo1'1 Commht.ccs
have been nppolntcd to t11k~ core
of decoratio ns, Stewnrt hnll; gnmc
suppUcs, Akm llnll; rdrcslum·nts,
Golt'housc; enlP.rtnuunt'ut, Pain
tine: c.lcnn-up, McAfee; Scnv~n
gcr hunt, 'fhnxter . Adlvllics of
thr t>\'Cnmg w1ll be hrghllghtcd
by dnncmg, gum~ nnd n scnvcn·
gcr hun
• • •
Members of lhe Pep club aro
sponr;oring an opan meeting on
Octobor 27 ot 12:30 p.m. in Akin
boll lounge.
AU aocond torm froshman
and above. or trandor .-ludents
who havo a 2.00 CPA or abovo
arc wolcomo 10 attend, accord·
lng to Lorraine Dimotf, general
chairman ol lho moallng.
Mary Demas wlll be In charge
or e n t c r t n 1 n m e n t and Janet
Bnardsloy. rcJrcshml!nts. Ncwly
cled(.>d president of the Pep dub
IS Pnt Sc:hoideman.
Frntcrnity rushlnJ; w11l draw to
a closu Sundoy, October 25 when
mcmb(lf'll of Dcltn T:tu Rho nnd
the ntshc•:s w1ll ollcnd church
services followed by a buf!el din
ncr nt the horne of Bill Mornson
Tho Della' Mothers' club apon-
1 1orcd a pol luc:k dinner for par·
cnts, membera and datos last
night in the Palatine drawing
room.
• • •
Purple nnd wh1tc rJbbons of
the Tllcln Knppa pledges were l'C·
pl.a~d by plcdcc plll3 at Ulc lni·
Lintron held last Wcancsdny rught.
Sc\CII LC sen1or nursing stu
dents compl••tcd their lG weeks
o! mtcrnshap at Emrmud hosp1tnl
October 5. Thl'y nrC!: Jonn Rcinc
n1an Baisch, Anne Forbes Knu!
mnn, Patr1cin Bucholt, Jonn Bol
lnm, Merle McMurTtJy, Joy Con
to and Manlyu Coulter. • • •
Mombcu of Jh Funeh elub
mot at tho home of Bill Groen
for n potluck dinnor leal Sal·
urday ntght. Offic~r s elected
woro David Sollen, vice presi·
denl, and Mrs. Rea Janos, sec:-
1 relary·1rouurer. Also aa pari of
tho ovoning program , Mary El·
lorby showed her slid 1 of Eu·
ropo.
• •
Adding to the llsl of ('ngngc
mcnts nrc Je!ln B. McLean. '53,
and Hal Swalford , jumor blStory
mu1or.
':l'hc EpsUon Dcltn cbapt~r of
Atu Phi l::psilon w'Jil hold tls
pledge initant1on nt 7:30 p.m. on
01.'tobcr 27 m the men's fncully
lounge of Pnlnlmc munor. Trodse Plans Drive for Members;
Open Meeting on Tap for Ski Group snys, 111 lhe lack of student gov-as the irJ."
crnmcnl there. Maude Is m.ajormg in lnngu-
''The teachers," abc cxplamed. ages. She plans to work for the
.. nrc dominating to such nn ex-government aD an interpreter
tent lhnt they tell studcnu; whot that she Clio trovel Bnllct, how
they may do wjth thclr cvcnmgil.. ever, ls her ftn!t love, but sbf "Trodsc mcnn.o; 'to brnvc' or 'l"
dare.'" Dnlc Pcnrson, Trod c
president, explnmcd to o group
ot new and old members ot ttl •
first open meeting held rt•ccnll).
"You don't hn\'C to be on ac
complu;hcd skrcr to bc:IOI\8 "
Pcnrson cxplalnl.'<l. ''Trodse 13
pl'imarily un orgnnlzotwn lo
further interest in kimg.''
A second open mt:etlng 1s
planned !or October 27 for nU In·
lcrestcd students. •A movie \\Ill
be shown.
Regular evening meetings, fol
lowed by donees nnd n1ovics, wtll
be held every two weeks ot the
Y.MCA or Neighborhood Houl'e
The Trodso Ginnl Slnlom 18 nn
annual event held in the spring
Other ncti\riucs include week
l?nds nt Mt. HO()({, sponsorship ol
nn eftP...r-game dance nnd repre
sentation in the Homecoming pa
rade.
A car pool 1s being plnnn€!d to
trnnsport mcmb"rs to nnd from
Mt. Hood.
AS:.Jstinf! Pcnrsou, seniOr, orr•
G!r nn Gregg, )Umor, vtce presi
dent.; Shirley Knl'lcn, Sl'nior, scc
ret.ary; Warren Ross. 8ophomorc,
treasurer; Pat E'thell, sophomore,
corresponding secretary; Ston
GCQrgnlnkiS, JUniOr, scrgcnnt~al
nrms; and Nnn Bussey, sopho-
Pianist Robert Stoltz
Feature of Music Hour
Robert Stoltzc, pmniSt, will be
f('nturcd nt the musrc hour Thurs
day, October 29.
Stoltzt· hns selecte-d n vnrlcd
program wh1ch w1ll cover 200
years of mus1cal literature. It
Wlll mclude: Prt•lude nnd Fugue
m C Sharp mmor by Rnch: ll so
nata by Scarlntli; Fnntnsy in C
minor by Schumann; nnd U1rcc
preludes by Debussy. If tame per
milS some of Stoltzc's own com
positions WJIJ also be mcludc.od 1n
tlw program.
Stolt.zc has been n member or
the Lew IS nnd Clnrk fnculty for
the past s•n·c.rt yenrs. He is n stu
dent of Uudolph Gunz 11nd hns
also compos~o'd many ortgmnl
worlts, lhr<:c of whkh have been
published,
liilll!iiilll:~~
Queen's Luncheon Bid
Deadline October 26
Biela for Jhe H o m o c o m l n g
queen . court brunch-dcuort af·
taJr botoro the Homecoming gamo more, hlstorinn. They bnvc almost as much to say anys, one should hnv(' something
"Thl 1s to be one of Trodse's about the conduct of n g1rl or else.
blgr,c t ycnrs nnd nil those whl') boy ns do the parents:· She started takmg bnlkt I
whd wont to pnrbcipat<' tn thc.qc ''In Amcnca,'' said MoudC', "the ons when she was six ycnn; llld
<:vents nr• welcome," Pcni'SQI'\ 1 studr•nts and tcnchcn; nrc friends. Her rnother was u wcll know net~
sold The student.a ct~n tlllk to them r~;ss in Estonln whlcll pnrUy c
Church Assistance
Sought by Odell
Replies nrc currc:ntly being re
ceived by the prcsld~'nt's oUtcc
m response ton stole-wide npptnl
directed toward lh congrega
tion.<: of Oregon's Prcsbytanun
churchc for nnnunl plcOges of
t\\ o dollars per member.
This mcnsurc was necessary to
comp~:msntc !or a daf1c1t o( $81.-
000 thot must be rlllScd, f1om
friends or the college, to bnlanc
Ute> budget A $3,000,000 <!ndoW
ment would carry this dclJr.at. But
LC'., cndowruncnt ts only $400,-
000.
Thus n letter from Presidcn •
Morgan S. Odell asked Oregon'!'
30,000 Prcsbyterrons to !uJfill :a
quota o[ two dollars ~r person
per ycnr as recommended by the nnd they're 'human.' Over th~rt counts for her interest in lhc
they nrc the rulers and everyone stngc. At Moudc's ngc hc.r .tn•Jlhc.r
dlsUkcs sc.hool terribly." wa .. Mw Estonia" in th~ "111..in
''Estonton studcnlS hove no Univc;rsc" contc1.t in Parts
Future Teacher Organizat.ion Plans
Limerick Completion Competition
Jim Wolle, VIC(! president or
Future TcocbC'l'S of Amenca. nn·
nounca a ''Limenck Contest."
open to all members of Fl'A who
hn\'e pmd the yc,V'Iy dues of $3
A f.irsl and second prtzc wlll be
awnrdcd to the pnrUc1pnnts who
most successfully complete th The dt::~dhne- is Octobcr 30, and
all Pntrics are to tr-depO!!hcd 1n
fuc ballot box ol Lhc bookstore.
lim rick ot the banquet schc'<f. Tuesday Showing Due
ulcd fo1· cnrly November.
All entries will be JUdged by Sound, Art Coordination
two studcnl.a and one faculty An experiment in the coordino
mcmbcr nol dircc:Uy connected llll)n of musical and nudltory
With the OOUCUtiOfl clcptlrt.mcnt. lmRg~ IS to be shov.•n by the nrt
AU cntncs must Include nam!.', department nt 11 n.m. Tuesday,
nddre55 nnd phone number. Lrm-October 27, in P-l.
cricks to be completed nrc:
synod nnd presbyteries. The syn-l. TJ1e~u1~co wna a t.;:tchcr riAltl a
od also urged that churches en-Who cnunme-l hla r tud nr• wtch rtutr. The mo\'1 • Utlcd, "Begone
Dull Care." wa mnde by Nomwn
McCiar~:n, D Can dum nrttSt,
working 20 con)unct on w1th the
Oscnr Peterson trio McClaren
plllllli: abstract patterns directly
on the celluloid of the film while
l.hr trio plays roll oil possible contributing :fnm- Tb .. lr b u41 ,::ot to bumoy
ilics os Jiving endowment sup- Thi.'Y b.::c:1m~ v rY 'umpy,
porters at the rote of one dollar : Thcr .. once wu • ~<tUdt<nt nllJlll'(l
n nnonth. ·---------1~~~rA~m~~~ ------------------------
Mrs. Foils to Audition
Actors for Benet Play· Anyone mtcres~ 10 mustc or
art 1S uu 1tt..-d to nttcnd the movtc. Thc runount rniscd £rom indi
viduals for the college would be
In addition to the General As
sembly benevolence quot.ns. Fur
thermore the plan ·would not dtm
mish the onnunl nid of obout
$15,000 srnnted to the college by
the Board or ChrisUnn 'Educll·
tion. Tryouts tor .. A ChJld Is Born,"
second ma)or ploy or the season, r----------------,
nrc scheduled for 2 30 to 5 p.m CRAB BQ'WL
Mondny nnd Tuesday for n('Xl
week. Constoncc Roth Folts Wlll 17th and Barbur
dJrect the modern drnma o! thl"
Nine-Member Military
Panel on Campus Today Nnt1v1ty by Stephen Vmccnt CH 4027
Bc11ct, Dec:<!.rnbn 10-12
The ploy calls !or 25 c.ho.ractcn,
eight ~pcnkins p:uis and (.'Vern!
A group of nlnc mUitnry of-lor puntomlmc scenes w1lbout
fk••rs known ns the Armed Forces /lmet. Those unable to trv out at
Collt!AC Information panel wtll be schcdukod hours, nre reque._'ftcd
nt Armstrong loungl'! todoy from I by Mrs Folts to :tc.'<! her !or other
J :30 to 3:30 p.m. appointments GOOD SEA FOOD
CRAB BOWL No. 2
s. E. McLoughlin !c
VE 9669 Umatilla
The group, wluch repl"csents ,---------------------------., both men nnd women nnncd
forces, except the U. S. Coast
Gunrd, will discuss rnllit.nry sen•-
lce ns n whole. The two-told pur
pose ot the p mel will be to gJvc
coJTL'<'t mlormnllon on comnus
s 1 o n i n g opportuDlUes m the
nnncd forces nnd w sunnulatc m
te.n:st jn nulitnry scrvu~e
The panel members wtll be
nvnHabl~> for lndtvtdunl wtcr-
vtcws durmg 1ls stay Bob's Signal Service
Let Us Give Your Car the Best Possible Care
November 1, will closo to &orori· ,--------------, * Lubrications
*Batteries
*Tires Ill'~ :tnd naterruhos Octobctr 26.
Bids must bt· plccod with Peggy
Jakku aa soon "'' pouible so lheJ
tho Homecomtng c:ommi Uoo can
de~eid& on wh1eh orgnnballo n will
ho•l the royal court. Capital Hill
Barber Shop
1103 Taylor. Ferry Road
Hair Cuts $1.00
• , IIIUlc \Vu\ or JJGJ'UDpme
Rbopl,IUlQ' Oea.ur 1 Pk'<lgcs MP: Murjorac Andur
&on, Joyl'e Annnl.n, Janet A••nrds
. h:y, Donna U:ty, Joanne Forstrom
Bonnie Hensley, Patrkin Mndd«m
Diane Ports nnd Heverly Wory,
The inll1UliOn IS being ht:.Jd ~~~~~~~~~~= ~~~=============~
thr~:c wcllltS ahcud o{ schcdul(• t:o Fast -Efficient · Courteous Service
lhnt the pledges mny attend n
bunquct honoring tht tlfl1ctb an
.ruvcrsnry of the founding of ;\lu
Pbl Ep!ulon. The bnnquet w1ll
be held Novcmbl·r 13 ot the 1\lult
nomoh hotel. Dreamland Drive-In
-Orders to Go-
Drop in and Try n Chili-Dog-5 Minute Drive from School
7850 S, W. Barbur Bl<rd, Opon 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. 8505 S. W. TerwilJiger Blvd. CH 2549 PIONEER LOG f'rldoy. October 23. I
Pioneers Journey South1
For Beorcol Encounter ''GOES 81 YARDS" Orange Stymie Western 6-
Foir, Stephens Lend Attock
L.ewas and Clark tra\'els to Sa 'quciro fonn a tough freshman
lem Sntunby to t~t 11cd Ogdahl'!' bnckf1eld tor the Snlemnc~. Lou
Wallnmcttc Bcarca~ ns boUt Lofland .Bobby Zoelch and John
squnds seek to eJe\"41<' their lc~ ny Kent r-epresent til\ more C:\:
guc pos1Uons. The game 1:~ slat~d pcricnccd bncks on the 'Cots'
to be plo)·ed al 2 p.m. m McCul- spl:'cdy team.
loch su1dium and IS the 'Ca • Ogdahl's line coach, JerQ' Frl'i,
homccommg contest. hos n forward wnll manned by
The &arcats, as well as the sc,•cral former Portland $t&ML
Pioneers, are well-Hocked with Rube Mcnashc, Cliff York, Bruce
Hnrdmg, Norm Dn•rsdnl and
pne.. for Dave Anderson nll ha\·mg one
srame with WlUamette will be 60 .stnrred In this locale The two
cent& tar .LC &tudenb and fac-ends, Dean Benson of Bend and
uJtr. who present thelr atudent Phil Mc:AlHster of MncHI, nrc ca
.bod.y ea..rds aJ the ticket a&lu pnbJe Bearc:at wms;mcn.
booth. Wallamette surprtst.-d many Col-
talented freshmen. Such steDar
performers ns George Bards1e,y,
Bnrve !'\effendorf and Windy Se-lowers enrhcr in the season by
losing lts ftrst two starts, after
losing several stars through in
cligibihty, but Sl!cm to have
Feminine Volleyballers ; )Und themselves nlter R wm and tie m lenguc play. Form· Mrs Stevahn 1 Joe Huston's PJonccrs go into
' • the fray nfter garncnng o 6-6 To Allend Reno Confab deadlock with Wc.stem Washing-
ton last week, lhe same chn.•en
All women are cneourngcd by that beat WilJomcttc 26-13. fm
Mrs. Ellt>,n Stevahn. P. E. in-provernent continues to be shown
structor. to partac1pate m intra
mural volleyball games wh1ch be
gan in No"·ember. The first inter-
1'c.hool volleyball pracucc game
for women \\~1 be held Octobl!r
:!i ot 7:30 p.m. in the gym.
Sororities and donrutor.ies
&houJd start !onnmg teams and
appoint thear sport manat:e.rn
Independents nnd off-campus
women nre urged to orgamze
teams.
Anyone who is mte.rested m
playing but is no1 in a group, may
Slgn up m the gym and be placed
on a team at a IJ:Itcr date. The
games will be played m the after
noon and c:vcrung.
Mrs. Ste\'ahn w1ll rep::esent LC
at (l ph)"SJcal education confer
ence m Reno, Nevada. October
22·24. The annual conference lS
sponson.--d by the Western Soci
ety of Collcgl' \\'omen: confer
ence tht:mc \\-ill be .,Physical Ed·
ucauon in College."' by the Hustonmen nnd, sc\'eral
freshmen wlll be m the starting
lineup.
''The l'\ o teams ore cvenlv
matchl'd on pnpcr, but we will
have to piny our best game of the
year to wm ... Coach Joe Hu.ston
stated cnrla~ thiS '' cck ns he
compared the two teams..
Frankie Ftur, l..C hnlfbnck, and
Jim Johnson , quarterback, con
tmuc to ~rkjc m 1hl' backfield
Fair, Jim Slmth. Dale: Brethaut:r
ond Earl Engebretson constitut
a bC\'l" of hnrd worklng bac.kL.
This week Huston hod the
squad view mo\•tes of the WWC
game nnd pomted out mistakes
m prcparatson for the Bearcat en
counter. Hc nlso boosted LC grtd
hopes considerably b,>• rumounc
ing Umt star bull earner Cruey
C<tOk mny sun up for this Sat
U~Pnr's fi'ncns. Cook. tn)ured he
fore the tart of the season hasn't
L'Cn nn\ acuon as yet CLARK STEPHEN 5 •.• Veteran Orange and Bleck
wmgmen &tarred in LC 1 ruqg~
6-6 tie with WWCE laaJ Saturday . One ~2 yard TO ,Qlast by fleet
Frankie l'"mr gnvc the Plonc<'l"S n
hnrd !ought 6-6 stund-olf with
Western WAshington lnst Sntur
dny night In Behnghom.
However, the non-conf t'rencc
game's outstnndlng play WI\J
CI edited to LC" veteran three
striper l!lld, Clark St~phens, who
went 81 yards, in the thnd quar
ter, on n pass ploy from quarter·
back Jim Johnson. P1oncer game
captain, Stephens, turned in one
of the finest performances of his
coUegc career, os he snagged on!!
1-1 yard aerial, intercepted a
WWC pass and played a rugged
defensive eame.
Most o! the action was packed
mto the third stanza with the
\'ikings driving to LC's nine be-N. W. Conforenco Standing 11
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I" of I. oM LO -0 0 1.000 lOG
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l.lnfll'ld ·I'Bllltla _
W lllllnlltt Ill 1 l 0 .500 08
1 I 0 liOO 28 1!0 ~JJ!I
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0 I I ,000 G
L11•t Wook'1 Rosult•
ronco•r of ld11ha ~I 1 otC!Itlu u. Whitman :11, J,lntlt~lt1 1. Lew1• a'D4 Olvk 0, W••t. WulL. (non e<')nfrrenod
W .. k·ond Schodulo
Le1rla aa4 Ol.azk \\ lll!\mttte Sllh•m.
C ut I ·l!lllho Nt at CAhlwctll. <Non. c:onreroncn l
l,lnfhtld·SOCf: C\t .AIIhland . (No!). contcrenc.,.)
J•ucltlc·l'ncltlc Luthrran at Jl'orct11 Orov•• I :-.'on-confer. nee.) \\'hltmnn•F..AttL Ur~son at ''"alia. (!l:on-eonterr.oco,)
fore running out ot steam, wlle.c
a ftcld goal attempt by BUl ~r-
'\ lckl •wcrvcd wide
Johu.on to Stephena . 81 Yards
Sigma, Kappa Roll in Grid Warfare;
Lambdas Notch Wins; Thaxter Fades Alter the OrRnge took ovu
Johnson, faced with n third
34 situation on tho ten, sua·pr1ised
~vcryone by firing to Stephells
on the LC •15, who ran to West.
ern's eight. Repealed smashes
fullbacks Pnt Adorns ond
Engebretson failed and the Vib
took over, As calm settled on lhc mtro
mw·al gridiron oftt>r last Wl!ck'&
battles, two teams ::;till held un
blemished records. Knppa Phi
Alpha and Sagmn AJphu Sigma
ench won their gnmc Friday nnd
Mondpy b) near ident1cnl scores, Mural Standing s
w. L. :Pot. Slgrnn • I u t.OOO
K111>11n , It 1 OliO
J.:urll:idl\ _ .. --I G .• 1t tj, I
Gfll('hOUihl I 1 .soo 'rhnxt.-r 1 .. .:1:13 • • ~ 1'• lin ... 0 3 .ooo
~JaAff!O _o .. .ooo :P~ P£
.II! 16
:IIi c
o44 :II•
36 37
•tl 40
G 69
!!1 6&
20-6 and 20-7, rcspeclivcly, over In the setond Friday game
Thaxter . ....-..mbdn hnnded the Delts thetr
Today~ the learns break into third strnlght Joss by a H-6 count
the last ball of tho schedule with Ken Scrvns and Garv Jnckson
Kappa playing GaJehouso and racked TO's for L~bda, and
Lambda tackling Thaxter. Mon· Dav.c Cook seorcd for: the Delts.
day pita Sigma against GaJehouse Bob Strutz starred for Sigma
and Mc:Afee against Della Tau ucrunst Thaxte 1·, scoring twice.
Rho. Dale Tomlinson chRiked up the The Vtkings kicked out. Fair
returned 21 ynrds to WWC's 2~
Johnson slashed for nme and l::n
gebrctson 11 to the four; only to
have Western's lone intcrceptioll
nip the Pioneer's scormg bid.
Fair Scores LC TO
LC \\as not to be denied.
Western punted ogain to the 42
and Foir went nll the way on 1
rc\"ersc around leJt end. Gene
Flippm's kick was blocked.
S onng for Kappa m Friday's third TD, and the exlra pomts
t1lt wns chuilly credtted to the went to Strutz and Jim Warnock.
~asser-recctver combinaion of Thaxter's single TO was scort'd
Chuck Gengler and Stan Har.ras. hy Loren Mich~isen and the ex
Gengler made spcctnculnr pass Lrn pomt by Norm SwiRert.
snags for lWO touchdowns ann ln th«; final game Monday
Harris romped 35 yards through Lnmbda won their second m a
Thaxter's defense to pay d1rl. Al •·ow by downing McAfee 18-6. Art
Ntckels and Glenn .Noble con-Holmboc. \'crn Noland and Scr
vcrted extra pomts. Wes Strahm vus scored for Lambda and Don
tallied Thaxter's sJx-polnll.r. Sndltng counter~:d for Mc.Aiee, In the fourth qunrtcr Western
led by Jtm Gnrd's passiog nnd
Don Lapp's running, ground out
58 yards m 12 plays, w1th qunr·
tCt'b!Jck Larry Pndgctt hittin1
pay dirt :from the one. Knrwacki'i
conversion kick mtsscd 11s mnrlt
The lnst period wns dominated
by the Vikings, with a deep p~n
ctrntlon being smothered by the
tubborn LC d~ f«'nsc on the 15.
Johnaon. Waldnor in First
Cancellations Plague TV's:
Bearkittens Here Monday A ''ltn fill •d ou'wc.ster turned
the turf mto n quagmire, nnd
slowed the farst half tempo \\ 1th
LC dnvcs £i1.zling on WWC's 2.S
and 27 nnd the Vikings hemt
halted on LC's 18 nnd 25.
Coach Warren Smith's JWUor
vnrstty eleven. stynucd by two
game eane.:llauons in the past
week, w1II meet WJllnmctte's JV's
on the Lf:twlS and Clark stddaum
ftcld. Monday, October 25, nt
3 pm.
Latest to JOin the pnradc of
cancellattons were the Portland
State JUmors who Wt:r<' originally
sc.ht.>dulcd for Jnst 'I'uesdny. The
Vaklncs lost t-m JDC!l 1n their 1n
Jury-fJlled gnme w1th EOCE last
week and couldn't :fJl'ld a tenm
wnhout using vars1ty players.
Mather A1r Base had to caned
thclr gnmc With the P1on~r
babes because of n schedule con
fiict..
Coach Bob White's Salem club
has played two games this year,
tymg PaClflc uru\'crsity Juniors
7-7 and bcaung the OCE JUruors
34-0. The Bcarkittcns offcnsc :fea
tures quarterback Hnrv N~!l!ll
dori. halfbacks Gory Bl.rdg ond
Bob Bnltimore and C!Dd Jerry
Kangas.
Jn an intrtlsquod gnmc, lnst
Tuesday, the Junior vnrsny
whates de!cntcd the blacks 0·0.
Tht.• lone touchdown of the game
was turned Jn by halfback B1U
Huntley on a 22.yard run in the
thu·d quarter. Other top perform·
anc~ wrrre tumed in by halfbacks
John Eagle nnd Carl R••nnuw•tz 'Mural Grid Scoring Johnson and Adorns ripped oil
34 Qnd 23 ynrd rnmblcs to spark
early achon. PlAyer IUid '-"•am Pol!lts Da' c D:ualel!! Sl...,..n "' Three pass inte.l'c-cpttons plw
.~h •. ,.. • .. .. - -.. • I '" uo .. u n~:t~r. l~Altrtac ~G tcll k b d 0 Hot. Struta. SIJrnua -l:S 5 · nr wor Y n ruggc range
~~n Scn'llJ!1 • Lrunl>dn • :o line, paced by veteran Jim Quick 1
...vrcm ~~ ebciKilD, 'I'll xtcr 1 a
no~:<>r connors. Gntchom••- ~.ll and Don Johnson and Gene 'Wold·
Jed Toc.-va. OntchOUII n . h . Don Wnrd, Tbnxll'r 1;:: ncr, 1ll t etr iirsl gnmes, stymied
\•trn Nulnnd, Lrurtbdn__ - l~ Wcst!!rn's 'crsalile oflense. Ad-D ala Tomllnaon. Sl&mn..... _ 1!
AI :.:tckell!, tCnppa . . --· 7 ams 6.3, Johnson 1.4 nnd Eng~
Jo1 Bouun. Thnxtcr 1 b ts • 3 8 d Handy H•ndoh•h. lii!'J\tc, '7 rc on s . ynr s pcr carry wert
Jim Warnock~ Sl~rnta __ 1 tops for the Pioneers.
====
URT'S
ORNER By
Log cdf,cnhagon ,
Sports Editor
Fre~hmnn Jim Joho!ion !(>ad LC bncks 1n total o((cnsc, comptlci
an four games, with -12~ yards gained, 1ncluding 158 1 unning nnd 2&l
pnssing. Performing with the poise of n veteran, the Pion~r quarter
bnck has lmpro\'cd wath C\'t'.ry game. Secopd .is J 1m Smith w1lh 271
yards, Enrl Engebretson has 141, Pat Adnms 139 on 45 pnssmg an!!
94 runnuu; and DnJc Brethauct· 132.
GraGme Legga.U leadc: Pionoer pus receivers with six catcht!s ae>oOI
for 148 yards. Clark StephelU has 95 srarner•d on two ao.rial&. Ot
apite winning only one game in four, the Hullonmen havo ouillc:lt)r•
oppoaiJion 56 to SO and lead in averogt! gam per rush play 4.1
yarda to 3.5.
Oregon CH)•'s radio station KGON wdl broadcast nll remaini~
Plonecr games. rncluding the Rawan lilt on the mght of D~cembcr 4
According to KGON's Hi Jackson, nrl'nngem••nls hnv1• beron mad!
for former Oregon City sportscrJster, Gene Good, now in Hawmi
to u•nouncc the .:ont~; .t on a dtn·ct ft·~>d mto KGON from the lsland1
, on offeme and Doug Day nnd
Dean Orton on dctcnso. Sports Shorts •.• only LC and Whitman block C. of l.'1 sovag1
tUlo rush afier the Coyotes' 41 -13 trouncing of Peclftc last weClk
Jhe Badgou' home fiold .•. LC'a punhng has averaqed only
yard por try ••. Centor Stan Radcliff suffered a 11ighJ
in the Western Waahinglon gamo and •Hayed Jn BoUlnqharn ' .. h01·
pllal overnight.
Bottled Under Aulhorlty or fbe Coca-Cole Company by
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Of' OREGON
PORTLAND. OREGON
""C'CIIIoI'" • e , e, •• d ..,. •fie• -"'-L lojur1es hurt tht: Smithm•m
wtth center K1•rm Lund ond half
back Connie Hamilton suffering
leg lnJuries. Hamilton, hurt eor
lier in the year, w1ll be out for
the &eason nnd LWld will mils thl•
Willamette gnme. ••. A nl!•tr lli-Pionecr club under the Lou Johnson Admiral namf
is playing in the city touch l!!ague. Lc·d by "thnt crafty old gr1d men
lor," Dyrk Lnnsdon, team personnel includf!ll Bruce Longballn. c•x-LC
varsity 8Cf! qunrll"l back, ends Dutch Bcrtrum and Jim Quinn nn•o•
sophomor es Fred Hays and Pete Corum, !ormc•r Washington all·CJtY
trnck atAr.
llgS
* Jsets
• .2-7;
:ars
l
IJSh('d for . a r.un.
lark f1eld
edge Joe
(. m the
top upset
,mportnnt
1ed by nn
•ith both
ncly dtf-
slippol1'
.. lno
up their
~ Sproul
uartcl' ot
nan LC
vera! .Pt
f all-con.
U.tschmn n
(\SIStenll y
LC's line.
.rtur back.
L LO
16 11
0•G ""5 -· ...... <liJ Hl
210 n 1 10 30
II U
! ~
:!9 2G G 7 :1
• c:.mng up
fukc:.>d a
through
63 yard&.
Pioneers
conver-
Away
!d hand•
ond half,
over for
final pe
slip out
ey fum·
o in the
ard sus·
men m
Linfield
a besides
leers sev·
the two
:mnd for
s made.
e's ynrd·
'ds on 18
the l'lc·
tion saw
n rusht·d
houl" bt
nds sti:J
lnmmed
L<•KiflllL
ICI.\dllmt.
1t<1ltll n.: ~ r,
Qur:u-tc r•
nlfbnckn
• •llbncke· .. f. LC
~
first two
1Hi:1l pair I
land nu
phs.
-Pioneer
le
nic, UII•O
fr11mt
dies dt
'bl{l
cnr·
nnd Of· 'Wilderness~ Workout
ROSEMARY PH1PPS . Bob Bryant. feature loads in ".~h Wllder
n~aa,' do a bil of rehearaing bofore the first play of the now o~etUon
opons Thursday, OcJober 29 •
'Wilderness' Comedy lo Open
Fealuring Casl of New Faces
"Ah, Wilcierness," the first play of the new season. will
open a three-night stand ne;.\l Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in the ' . campus theater. A cast of "new faces" for the LC playhouse
will be featured.
or the 12 cast members. 10 will appear for the first time
at Fir Act·cs, 1 will be in her first regular play and only 1, Bob
Bryant, has been seen before by LC audiences. Lee Laxdnl,
Dick Jones and Jean Popkes, all freshmen , head the cast.
The story of EugenE' O'Neill's reminiscent comedy centers
November 2 Limit
Set on Draft Test
November 2 is the deadline for
fihng npplications for dc!c.rmcnt
tests. Men who wah to take the • No\'cmbcr HI Selective Service
Co) lege Deferment test must sec
their local dwH board lmmcdi-
utcly. '
All men nrc eligible for th •
lest if they are over 18-yC'nr:.-of
ng~. have not token 1l bc.forc nnd
nrc t•cgulurly enrolled in college
for the J953·5·l term.
Th£' tcsi.S will be held nt tht'
Portland armory, lO!l N.W. 10
avenue. A pnssins grade of 70 or
beltt!r docs not insure n defer
ment. The test 'Will be considered
nlong with sd1olustic record when
the student nsks !or n deferment .
The lest w11l cover aU fields.
An outline a:iving model ques·
tions o! the tc.sl is uvmlable. For
outlines ond further information
call your local drnfl bonrd or
the Portland board at BR 8·181.
LC Athletic Director
On Chapel Program
l!:ldon Ftx, director ol nt.hletics,
w1ll .pt!ak in c:.hopt'l st!rvkes Oc
tober 20 on "Christianity nnd
Sport,"
Conch Fix received his B. S.
degree !rom University of Ore
gon nnd his masters at New York
university . He oh1o bos done grad
untc work nt University of South
em Coli!omta. around the growing pams o{
Richard Miller, n t~cn-nger m n
New England home of 1906. Jones
will ploy the boy and Lnxdnll
nnd Miss Popkes will be seen os
his parents, •
Rosemary Phipps and Br:yont
are set for top featured roles.
Other cnst m<'mbcrs mclud~ Rog
er Connors, Gracclinc Carter,
Cathy Newmnn, Wl•nclell Tlbbl!tts,
Bob Strong, Don Snelling and
Joyce Winterschc1d .
The ploy will mark the local
din•cting debut or Dr. Clifford E.
Hamar, new director of dramatics.
A novel nspcct of the produc
tion lS lhd scenery designed by
Hamor. Jnstcnd of n soltd box set
for the mdoors scenes, plnns call
for n skeleton framework to sug
gest walls, doors, wmdows, etc.
"Ah, W1lticrness" ts the only
comedy the prolif1c O'Nelll ever
wrote. A three umc wumcr ol the
pulitzer prnc, O'Neill ls noted
mrunly for such slnr!~ trngNhes as
''Mournmg Becomes Electra,''
and ''Destrc Under thl! Elms."
ThlS play is n port of Hamor's
plan to present cndurin,; clnssics
of the stugc to LC then tcrgoers ,
rather than merely the lah!lJt
broadway hilS. In choosing lhu
opening play for this foil, Hamar
had narrowed down the chotce
to "Wilderne ss" and to the "Hnppy
Time," n rccenl Broudwny suc
cess on the snmc general subject.
He chose "Wildern ess'' bcC"nusc
it wus wnttcn by on~ ol America's
greatest authors lor the stage and
beeause 1t hos proved its endur·
ing worth. _lBRAP'< r
ES'r. 1867
Vol. XII Plonou Log. Portland , Oregon. Friday. Oc:tobeT 23. 1953 Number 8
Th underingSoundR .emindsGals
It's Never too Late ... Grab a Man!
F"rom up in Ute hills comes n
thundering sound -"Annu! go
and get you.r gun • • . get those
fellows on the run."
With these words echoing
through Palatine hill, girls nrc
reminded there's still time to get
u ~an for the A WS-sponsorcd
Sad1e Hawkins dane!! tomorrow
night.
The annual gll'l-nsk-boy event
bcgins nt 9 p.m. in lhe gym. Tick
ets arc on sale today in the .shack
(rom 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for $1.50
per couple. They will be sold at
the door tomorrow night.
Dogpatch dress and home made
corsages nre on the b1Jl empha
SIZes Sue Hunt, general Cbalr
man. Pnzcs :lor Ute •·craziest cos
tum" nnd clcvt!rcst corsage" will
be presented durmg intermiss1on.
Commg dpwn from nowhere to
fiddle nw.a)o· lS Lonesome Joe and
Ius Ktcknpoo Kombo, better
known ns Chuck Jennings nnd
bond.
In the center of the floor will
be two Yokum nondesc:ript lig
ures mode of chicken wire and
dressL>d lJl appropr10te garb. Their
purpose is to keep an eye out Cor
lower slobovinn crashers-so -
bcwnrl!l
A crepe paper sky or yellow,
brown and f:l'(!(!n lalti~"C-'\Vorlc
w11J form the fllls~ ceilmg.
Refreshments of cider and
IFC Prexy Lists
Preference Rules
Prclerence dnys for fall frater
nity rushing are Tuesday nnd
Wednesday, October 2i and 28,
accordmg t? Doug Van Flc""Cl, In
tcr-f:raterruty councn presidem.
The rushees who wlsh 1o des-• lgnnte the frntemlty of their
cho1ce nrc asked to !i:ign prclcr
encc cards in the dean or men's
office between lhe hours of 9
a.m. nnd 3 p.m.
Rushees arc required to fill out
the prdcrC!ll ce cards. s.howmg
the1r itrst nnd second choices.
B1dS w1ll be issued to lhe :f'all
plcdg~ clnss on Monday, Novem·
ber 2. Picdge lists will be ISSued
to the tratcrmt y prestdcnlS on
Fndny, October 30.
Van Flcct srud thnt 31 men had
Signed up for the !nil rushmg pe
nod. Delta Tau Rho's dfnne.r Sun
d!!\•, October 25, wtll be the fmnl
rush party.
Well I'll be Fixed
And So He Was
"Well, I'll be---l'' was the ftrsl
reaction of Marv Evans. sentor,
when he found this note on h1s
wmdsh1cld:
Denr Plymouth.
You had n flal (right rear).
Wo thought you might be in n
hurry so we ll~ed it. You're
welcome.
Don and Dr~w .
The nm WD.! on the spare tire
rnrk nnd the spare was on Ute
wheel.
When last seen t::vans was drh·
lng townrd town for an appoint·
ment. which was due in 15 min
utt!S, mumbling, "Boyl What nn
answctr thi. type of spirit would
be :lor the world's problems ." cook1es will be served in place
of traditional turnip greens and
joy JUtcc, now out of season.
Committee heads nsaisting Sue
are Barbara Pnrry, dccorotiona:
Mnrtlyn Nelson, 11ckcts; Dove
Lanier and Cathy O'Connor, puh
lictty; Sally Philips, rcfrcshment.s; P o t Kephart., cntertauuncnt;
Glorta Gow, patrons and patron
esses and committee mcmbera,
clean-up.
Patrons and patronesses nrc Dr.
and Mrs. James Stauffer, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H:aldons and Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Long.
LC Enters 'Conlesl of Blood/
Readies for Drive Wednesday
The fourth scmi·annual L~wis and Clark blood drive will
be held Wednesday, Octob~r 28, between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Students planning to donnte are requested to sign on the ap
pointment sheet in the gym lobby before !Wednesday.
All donors under 21 must have the release blank signed
by their parents. The blank w~ll be found on page 3.
The Red Cross urges students to refrain from eating any
f~tty foods for at least four hours prior to donation. A regular
d1et may be resumed after the blood has been given.
Chest Fund Drive
Off lo Slow Slarl
"Campus Chest, the major
drive Of the year JS off %0 0 VCI')'
slow start." states Chet Starr,
chairman, "because of the few
number or retum!l in thus far,
the cnmpaign w1ll continue Cor o
second \\'cck from October 28-
30."
The goal hns been set !or $1
1)<!1' student. $1,000 Cor the en-• tire student body. Storr ex-
pressed confidC!llce thnt ns the
solicitors stngc a more lntcnsh·e
coverage of the students, Ute
goal will be met.
PrJcilln West Jumor, and
Merle McCoy, sophomore, c:o
chntrmen o! the solicttmg com
mittee, hove dtrectcd each of tbe
10 solicitors to seleet 10 JUimcs
from the racks in the foyer of
the gym, and then contact those
persons for contributions.
The faculty committe, h adcd
by Donald G. Balmer, professor
or political scumce, hns contacted
the fnculty through lhc mn1l, nnd
expect the faculty returns to
be m by the 1st of November. Bill Ktrby, chainnnn of the
blood drive Dl Portland uruvcr
sity, hns challenged Lewis nnd
Clark to a "eontcst of blood "
Portland's dnve is No\' mber 2,
nnd results t'Jf the conlest wU1 be
::mnoune«l shortly alter that dntc.
Last year Portland wuvc.nuty out
did Lewu; and Clark by g1v1ng 60
pints of blood. During the lnst
th~ ycnrs Portlnnd has contnb
uted 760 pints, nnd IA-wis and
Clark only 534.
"II more persons reall%ed the
importnncc of these blood dnves,
l'm sure fewer excuses would be
henrd each year,'' mud Sue Rob
erts. co-chrurman Of the dn\>e.
The blood donntcd, wtthin the
Multnomah county Mea, 15 used
to supplemen t thnt ol hosptUlb
in Portland whf.'nevl!r the nc •
sity anses. Last y<• r 191 0 pmts
of blood v.-ere dlSU'tbutc-d to 13
hosp1tals in Multnomah countv. • The donation pn .. ·llegt! 1.!1 nvntl-
able to nny studc.nt. faculty mem
ber or fnnulv member of anyone
connected Wlth the college.
Th.:" :Red Cross wnt (llvc no
mc>dals to those who donate blood
this year, but the blood donor
workers b('hcve that o "real feel
Ing of S<lttsfac:tlon w1ll come from
gh"lng to this impoJ"UU\t and es
sential cause."
Caravan Winds to Salem
For Saturday's Grid Clash
I
A huge cur cnrm•on vnll lenve !or n police escort to meet the
Palotuu~ hdl Snturdny morning P1oneer cnro\•an at the Snlem CJty
Cor the grtd clash between Lewts llnuu and to lead th cars lDto
and Clark ond WtllamcUe m Sa· ltJ.'. The ClU'Uvnn wall stop nt Ute
lem. statehouse steps !or a pre-gnmc
The cnr pnrndc is scheduled to rnlly nnd then disband to gtve
lcav.c the campus at 10 am. nr-people o chon~ to et som thlng
rl\•ing in Sulcm around noon, m:-to cat before the game. Gnm tunc
cording to Ron L~w. r llv squad is 2 p.m.
member nnd chOJnnnn of the en-
nwan.
The rnlly squad hn.s nrrnngcd
Alumni Office Appeals
For Names of Parents
W ANTI-=D! The nrunt... 1f 5t..><;·
ond genera,1on students. The
college urges all stud~n &.s who c
pn.rent or parents nuendcd Al
bany or Lewis and Clark col
leg~ to give thcir nnmes to
Miss Juha Johnson in the alum
na of!l<:c in the administration
bu1lding immccUotcly. Loow SlUd that those J'«)plc
who want to go to Ute gnme bul
do not hav<." ndcs, should show up
in front of the gym before 10 a.m.
and r1des will be arrnngcd. Locw
also askL'<i thnt, wc:.1th~r ~t
taug, drt\'c.r3 de<:ornte thP.J.r cars.
He also asked that c.lriv<'n: tcy
and kC(?p in the cnrnvan on the
wnv to Solem.
Athletic director Eldon FiX eus
gcsted that students w1th student
body cards will be able to g t lD
the Willamcttc game nt student
price. However, student price wlll
not be granted unless a student
body card is presented . Pas Two
ReeL Colun1n • • •
You arc in~ited to become an Associate in ihe roWGTd·
ing buslneS& of opening doors of vision. purpose and
faith ior the youth of our timo.
So end~ the letter thnt the college has sent ouL to members
ol nll Lhe Presbyterian churches in Oregon. The bullctm en~
rlcs an urgent app~al to aid the college m transicrnng an
"81,000 dt>f:icit to the black column of LC's bru1kbook.
Were each student to pay the. full tu1tion of .,265, such cor
respondence would be unnecessary. But the $60,000 that t.hc
collegt: grants in scholarships and grants-in-nid to more thon
210 enrollees-honor students, activity leaders~ iol'Clgn stu
dents1 cand1dates for Chr;~stJan sen•1ce, children of mmlStt•rs
and faculty and Korcah veterans-must be covered through
gifts.
Were the college to sustam a smaller fn~ult)., such n letter
\\"ould not ha\te bren written. But the personal relationship
of student and teacher that makes possible genuine education
of heart and sp1nt as well a~ mind and hand would be de
stroyed.
W1thm the paragraphs of the letter is locked much thought
and prn) cr. The response it receh•es will dl'pc.nd largely on
vou-~ our words, your actions, your accomplishments. For -. . you, the youth or our ume. aro Lewis and Clark.
R cl F eallz ) r . . .
The Umted Fund drive has been extended for an additional
f1ve days because "'nly one-twentieth of the college's quota of
Sl 000 hos been collected.
\\nere is the missing $950? In your wallet, or your purse?
Or have you al~cady spent the dollar you set aside earlier in
the week because vour solicitor hnsn't contacted vou? •
And \\hat about lhe solicitors? The plan quthned by the
campus Umted Fund committee called for each one to select
the names of ten individuals whom :they were to osk for con
tributions. At this writing, the wall of the g) m is lined with
name cards that have not been taken by solicitors.
Tv.o agenCJes semi-3nnually ask LC students to contribute
a smgle dollar to their treasuries---the :world Student Service
fund m the spring and the United Fund in the fuJI ls lt too
much to ask that a ~ommunity of students help a community
of citizens.
Bla k 1ark ...
Last Iall. this institution learned a lesson in what happens
when college students return to their Juvenile state of mmd.
In thas case the LOG Js referring to the Willamctte raid in
stance before the 1952 homecoming game. This college was
not only humthated by havmg to publicly apologize, but was
further humiliated on the field of battle by an mfurialed
Willamette team. PIONEER LOG
Bob-0-Lines ,-----
Queen and 'Pipes,
Backfiring Party
Seen by Bob-0
By Bob 0. Bissell
Mnry, Queen or S\;ot.i>, lo l her
h~od-and Jo11n Wihlon, room
mate of Qucl'n Ro\\ <'DO Kryder
o! Homecoming, 1S wond('_rtng lf
the new l'OUDS qul.-en is losmg
hers. Seems that Rowcnn has
taken to the Scottssh bag pipes.
There nrc no rnts in her pnloce,
Stcwnrt hall, or girls either wh• n'
Rowena is f<.-eling musscal
• • •
Last week nn oggressh•c PIOn·
eer, Fronk Etliott, muscled his
wny mto the bar.rcd door or tl.~
LOG offacc only to be scr~nnd<'d
by a slop-happy stn1f who w~c
nw01ting the nrrivnl of edttor
Chuck Chnrnquist-no longer n
••blrlhday-boy ·" but n MAN. At
the umc the stnff was unnwnn1
that Chuck was m the adjacent
offu:e phonmg. Unable to com
munlcalt' due to gaiety of the
• gang" be had to cancel Jw; l'all
to return to his offJcc in order to
receive his birU1day grccti~s nntl -honors.
• • •
Just :for tradition -1nto Usc
swlmmJng pool lnst week
splashed frosh prexy Ed Toe'
assisted by the wllling nnd com
mllDdmg sophomores. Sympn
theUc and ncUvnted, !ello\
frcshies returned the rcc.lprocnl
t.rndc agreement by inducmn
sophomore president Chuck Jcn
kms "to visit" the cool pool. . .. .
Another to r;et a recent "bath"
\\as Dr. Odell's maroon Chrysler
-nn honor awarded to 11nd ex
ecuted by lWO antb1l10US fh:sb
blen, Loren .M1chelscn nnd Chuck
Brownlow fos· vJolatmg '1Uic .. La\\'.''
• • •
After Dr. Smath nskcd h1 c
cia) psych clnss ibis qucsllun
Are there any busmesscs or pro
fessions totally taken over by ·he
blmd7 FroQ1 upst.ort Jack Ven
ables came this spontaneous re
ply: Bnseball umpiring. Friday, Octobor 23. 1953
Ltnl.E MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Bibler
--
"Ho"s Sh' monl soughl·after Ruahoe on campus-It'ao rumored be can
cut hair o.nd may even havo a barbor Ucenso.'"
'Blast' Rocks Palatine Hill;
Reporter Checks Source
By SJanlslousc mg bends niter the McAfee
B:g Shake-up m btology depnrt- game."
ment Ac.tunlly, ns nll hep Frosh now
''Tht>se frogs need tcndmg," ex-know--and aU pcrsc.rvcrm~ pc
plomcd Dr. F-rancis Gilchrist, rust:rs WJU perceive lf Uwy persiSt
prymg tht Ud from o box of 1.1\ ~ m thctr prmhgeous pcrspiCDClty
amphibwns: nnd JUSt hke lll the of' present pngc-n local co-cdu
movles, thot's wh n 1t happened cnuonol insutution of lugher
-the blost rocked the :founcta- learnmg 1s crecttng a multt-pur
uons of both Peebles nnd the pose dorrucilc for lhC' cdt!lcnUon
plc:~snnl pcdncog, pouncmg n por-of all Palotlne pnnts-wcnrcrs.
lton ol the prances of the pond CulprJts m the case ond ch1d
!rom the poles of the1r p1nc pr,ls-cnus\.""S of the cavernous concus
on The repercussions have been s1ons (m COS<' you cure), nrc two
so grcnt thnl some students even well-qunlified '"powder-monkeys,''
stny awnkc dul'lng thdJ· 8 o'clock Jot' Rndakov1ch of Wyommg,
clnsses. w1U1 30 ycnrs blasting experience;
For the pnst two w ceks Lht? en-nnd Jtmmsc SIH.>u of .1\lontnna,
llrc cnmpu!!'has bccu :rocked ijy with simllar expcrJc.ncc in open
mtc.rmittcnt blasts from n ~cnt;r-pits They arc bJnsunc stump ~
al outhcrly dlroctlon. From the wsth n 20 per cent llon-gclntm
fJrst doy opmtons os to the cause logger's powder, ignstwg them
hn\ c run the gomut of humor and (four or iJV<' at o time) with a
vcxnuon J e "The Greeks arc m-st:Jndard uon-sporkmg cap nnd
vadmg"; or, "Bob StnJt.z 1S bang-elcclncal fuse.
There v.·as e\·tdence left on campus last Saturday night ln
that a certain member college of the Northwest conference
also needs to learn t.he lesson that students in college should the Spotlight
Dance Orchestra Leader to Produce Personal
Exhibit of Paintings, Drawings in Peebles Gallery be nbo\e the JUvenile prank stage and that the tradition of
campus "raadm.if' went out with the roaring twenlJes.
Sign Posting Rules Set by Stevens
All individuals iUld orgllllizations putting up signa for cti vi ties
and c'tcnis arc cautaon~ by Dave Slevons, public r•lations c:omruis·
aioacr. ihlll ovory siga muat bG approved bcforo posting. Any mem
~ of :tho 6tudf'..Jll coUDcil can approve a aign.
Signs :noJ opprovcX!, will bo 1akon down. regardless ol whether
1hcy coollid with other adivities.
SJoveru abo said :thai people who post signs: ru-e .rosponubl• ior
.th~u-romoval immodiniely e.ficr the ovcn.t has .taken place.
Alpha Psi Omega Schedules Tryouts
Tryouts for the newly-foWtdcd
Expcrunental t.h1:.1ter's fim of
f<:nngs v.'liJ be hcld at 12:30 p.m.
this T-ucsda} m p(..'('Ch arts 20.
Qpcn to all student.s on campus, Lhc Expcnmentnl theater is spon
wrt:-d by Alphn Psi Omega, na
tJonnJ drnrnntics !rnt<:rruty. The
hrst productJon w11l mcludc two
one-net plays, "'Wclah Honey
moon" nnd .. World Wsthout 1-:0d." Summer days spent on th~
bench resulted m t1 number or
pnmtmgs which will be fcntureg
10 Frank Elhott's one-man sh''"\'
ing of watercolors openmg today
in the art gallery or PccbleB.
Elliott, who is a senior ntt ma
jor, will have the fust one-man
showing :for a student nt LC In
recent memory. HI! is n vcr.wtlle
painted who works in m<tny me
diums.
Toking the attitude that he
sees ''no reason to hmit m• self
-I'm still )'Oung,., Elliott drnws
evcrytlung from portrmts to
stUJ-llfc and abstractions in osl&,
watercolors, pencil, etc. HtS cur
rent exhibit. conlsneu to wot('r
colors, include scenes in down
town Portland and campus land
marks as wcU as the bench work&.
Hu watercolors arc a "spont.o-b'Om LC this June w1th a BS. the
Los Angolcs Art center w:ll k1•cp
Elliott busy Wlth two more yean;
of schooling, mostly on the tech
nical s1de. l"hl!n coml!s the qucbt
for a JOb,
'"Either you have a personal
contact." is the way Elliott <'X
plains th(' procedure, "'or you
tramp from nd agency to nd
ngcncy."
Almost oll of Elliott's timl• at
the present is spent workmg on a
huge (7~' by 25') mural w'hich
he nnd l111.rrict Magnl!SS nrc
painting as n sensor ~inar proj
ect. It depicts VllrJOUS sports Of
fered ot LC ond is intended lo be
set in the wnll of G-22.
The mural is being done in sec
tions nnd Elliott and Miss Mag-By Herb Scholder
ness try to put in 12 hout ar
work on it cnch week.
The pictures that w1ll hong in
the Peebles gallery during lhc
next two wt:eks or so ore for
sale. F.lliolt bus nlrcody sold n
few pictures, although none of
them brought him fabulous rich
es. Hu finds it hard to sny cxnc.t·
ly what jnfluenccs hsm in scltinc
o price :for hls pictures.
He \\.'115 once offered $25 for n
picture, but he didn't want lo sell
it so he purposely set a muc.h
higher prJcc on It. Yet ot o her
times he will got together with
the pro t~pcclive buyer and lolk
things over.
·•we quibble," Elliott snys. •'J
say $30, he snys $20 nnd I s;~y
SOLD!"
n•!OUS cllort to cn~t~r(! (l mood." I Parents Release for Blood Donors 1I'vc b~:cn pnsntmg," Elii{IU
s:Jys, ''(!Vcr emcc I ~n rcmcm
bf!r." Whl!ll pre ~ furth~r he I
put.s the d<twn M memory {tl age
thrc~> . During h1gh school Elliott
who has his own dance band,
wns inclined toward& becoming
n profesasonal musrcian, but he
was discouraged by tbc ··crrntlc''
Hie muslclnn.s lead.
Present pldns calJ for him to
become a commercial nrllst -(for donors under 21 years o! age)
Thts ts to cert1Cy that my son or daughter hus my permission
to nivc blood to the American Red Cross.
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• rriday. October 23. 1953 PIONEER LOG Pe.se Th1'oe
~~~--------------------~~~~~--------------------------~~= On the S ()CI(t/ S1de
with Jeanne Hulabrink Estonian Lass Believes Teachers 'HuJilan' -
r'.or Co' ~ln g nart1 es By Cllrol Burna The Jut she hcord Wll Ulot her choice ln th subjects thc.>y tnkt: J: ~ ~.I.J. .L1 l!hrnclc3 do hoppen I And mother hnd gan~> to Ru ln ond thcrerorc, these subJI'.Cts can not
fl'cshrnnn Maude l.t!cltbandt rcc.Lr thnt her fr,lhcr was somewhere m prep3rc the mnjorHy of atudcnta
certain thnt one hns huppcncd to Germany , Afh r loslnr. her pn-for :tuturf" C"llrel:rs," sbc oddf.'d,
her. Hl}r mirncle is the result ol rl'nls, nn mmt took her to Ge.r-'n• n r( ult the Estorucu1 student
I.C's Dr, Leonid Ennr1's knowing mnny. Thi'J'C she atuycd nt Bod Ia jLal bcglnrung to prcpnrc lum
the right persona at the :right BlblaiJg, or "ChiJdren'a V11loge" self lor hls profCSJion when h All sorts ol spooks, of the Halloween variety that lf:i, will
IJc Lhc lh~me of parties plnnnt•d for the comang week.
Usmg tlw HallOWI'CII theme for their joant m~ct1ng last
Wcdncsdny mght, the Delt.s and Alphu Gammns lnunch<!d
the bc~iruung of the October 31 parlacs.
• • • time. .Mowle cntct'cd Jefferson high 1m1s.he college."
Or. 'Ennrl, Instructor in chem-school as n aophomore on hc:r or-"There 1S nl.so n srcnt dltter-
lslry, who knew Maude In E ... w-nvol to Porllllnd. She found hiS,h cncc in doting proc::cdure be\W(!(?n
Tho Gatehouse wlll also be the scene of another party nla wlwre he formerly Jived, nnd school Jn Amcr1cD quite different America nod Eatonw,'' Mnudl'
on tho orango and black thorne October 30. Open to rosi-Inter knew n PorUMd fomily cnc-:!rom l.hnt In Estonln. cxpln.incd. ...Before an EstonJnn
dents and thelr datos, entertainment chairm an Norman er to ndopt n teen-ager, found No Studonl Co•t!rnmonl Tbero lad aSks an Estonlnn lass for a
Mnude her new home. There 1J much less socinl life dnttt, the girl' nnd bo)i's fnm· Glonn. has planned for dancing. ping pong and party • Maude docs not know whether m Estoninn schools thon ~n Amer- llien mUJt know each other, and
gamoo. Chairman of tho even_t_l.c_J_o_h_n_O _v_e_rbav_,;;_· ----- .L.:.h:..:c:.:..r..:!:.p:.nr:..:c:.:n:.:LS:.._n:.r:..:c :.....:l.:.:h:..:•j.:n~g:._:o:.:.r_:d::,cn::d:.: 1ca The mrun ~ru;on !or thl$, she he mwt nak the parents n.s well • 0 •
On HollOWe<!n maht, n inter
donn party for nil cnmpus rcsl·
dtmts wtJI be held ot Stewart
boll nt 8~00 p.m. General cholr
mnn is Ann Cilbo1'1 Commht.ccs
have been nppolntcd to t11k~ core
of decoratio ns, Stewnrt hnll; gnmc
suppUcs, Akm llnll; rdrcslum·nts,
Golt'housc; enlP.rtnuunt'ut, Pain
tine: c.lcnn-up, McAfee; Scnv~n
gcr hunt, 'fhnxter . Adlvllics of
thr t>\'Cnmg w1ll be hrghllghtcd
by dnncmg, gum~ nnd n scnvcn·
gcr hun
• • •
Members of lhe Pep club aro
sponr;oring an opan meeting on
Octobor 27 ot 12:30 p.m. in Akin
boll lounge.
AU aocond torm froshman
and above. or trandor .-ludents
who havo a 2.00 CPA or abovo
arc wolcomo 10 attend, accord·
lng to Lorraine Dimotf, general
chairman ol lho moallng.
Mary Demas wlll be In charge
or e n t c r t n 1 n m e n t and Janet
Bnardsloy. rcJrcshml!nts. Ncwly
cled(.>d president of the Pep dub
IS Pnt Sc:hoideman.
Frntcrnity rushlnJ; w11l draw to
a closu Sundoy, October 25 when
mcmb(lf'll of Dcltn T:tu Rho nnd
the ntshc•:s w1ll ollcnd church
services followed by a buf!el din
ncr nt the horne of Bill Mornson
Tho Della' Mothers' club apon-
1 1orcd a pol luc:k dinner for par·
cnts, membera and datos last
night in the Palatine drawing
room.
• • •
Purple nnd wh1tc rJbbons of
the Tllcln Knppa pledges were l'C·
pl.a~d by plcdcc plll3 at Ulc lni·
Lintron held last Wcancsdny rught.
Sc\CII LC sen1or nursing stu
dents compl••tcd their lG weeks
o! mtcrnshap at Emrmud hosp1tnl
October 5. Thl'y nrC!: Jonn Rcinc
n1an Baisch, Anne Forbes Knu!
mnn, Patr1cin Bucholt, Jonn Bol
lnm, Merle McMurTtJy, Joy Con
to and Manlyu Coulter. • • •
Mombcu of Jh Funeh elub
mot at tho home of Bill Groen
for n potluck dinnor leal Sal·
urday ntght. Offic~r s elected
woro David Sollen, vice presi·
denl, and Mrs. Rea Janos, sec:-
1 relary·1rouurer. Also aa pari of
tho ovoning program , Mary El·
lorby showed her slid 1 of Eu·
ropo.
• •
Adding to the llsl of ('ngngc
mcnts nrc Je!ln B. McLean. '53,
and Hal Swalford , jumor blStory
mu1or.
':l'hc EpsUon Dcltn cbapt~r of
Atu Phi l::psilon w'Jil hold tls
pledge initant1on nt 7:30 p.m. on
01.'tobcr 27 m the men's fncully
lounge of Pnlnlmc munor. Trodse Plans Drive for Members;
Open Meeting on Tap for Ski Group snys, 111 lhe lack of student gov-as the irJ."
crnmcnl there. Maude Is m.ajormg in lnngu-
''The teachers," abc cxplamed. ages. She plans to work for the
.. nrc dominating to such nn ex-government aD an interpreter
tent lhnt they tell studcnu; whot that she Clio trovel Bnllct, how
they may do wjth thclr cvcnmgil.. ever, ls her ftn!t love, but sbf "Trodsc mcnn.o; 'to brnvc' or 'l"
dare.'" Dnlc Pcnrson, Trod c
president, explnmcd to o group
ot new and old members ot ttl •
first open meeting held rt•ccnll).
"You don't hn\'C to be on ac
complu;hcd skrcr to bc:IOI\8 "
Pcnrson cxplalnl.'<l. ''Trodse 13
pl'imarily un orgnnlzotwn lo
further interest in kimg.''
A second open mt:etlng 1s
planned !or October 27 for nU In·
lcrestcd students. •A movie \\Ill
be shown.
Regular evening meetings, fol
lowed by donees nnd n1ovics, wtll
be held every two weeks ot the
Y.MCA or Neighborhood Houl'e
The Trodso Ginnl Slnlom 18 nn
annual event held in the spring
Other ncti\riucs include week
l?nds nt Mt. HO()({, sponsorship ol
nn eftP...r-game dance nnd repre
sentation in the Homecoming pa
rade.
A car pool 1s being plnnn€!d to
trnnsport mcmb"rs to nnd from
Mt. Hood.
AS:.Jstinf! Pcnrsou, seniOr, orr•
G!r nn Gregg, )Umor, vtce presi
dent.; Shirley Knl'lcn, Sl'nior, scc
ret.ary; Warren Ross. 8ophomorc,
treasurer; Pat E'thell, sophomore,
corresponding secretary; Ston
GCQrgnlnkiS, JUniOr, scrgcnnt~al
nrms; and Nnn Bussey, sopho-
Pianist Robert Stoltz
Feature of Music Hour
Robert Stoltzc, pmniSt, will be
f('nturcd nt the musrc hour Thurs
day, October 29.
Stoltzt· hns selecte-d n vnrlcd
program wh1ch w1ll cover 200
years of mus1cal literature. It
Wlll mclude: Prt•lude nnd Fugue
m C Sharp mmor by Rnch: ll so
nata by Scarlntli; Fnntnsy in C
minor by Schumann; nnd U1rcc
preludes by Debussy. If tame per
milS some of Stoltzc's own com
positions WJIJ also be mcludc.od 1n
tlw program.
Stolt.zc has been n member or
the Lew IS nnd Clnrk fnculty for
the past s•n·c.rt yenrs. He is n stu
dent of Uudolph Gunz 11nd hns
also compos~o'd many ortgmnl
worlts, lhr<:c of whkh have been
published,
liilll!iiilll:~~
Queen's Luncheon Bid
Deadline October 26
Biela for Jhe H o m o c o m l n g
queen . court brunch-dcuort af·
taJr botoro the Homecoming gamo more, hlstorinn. They bnvc almost as much to say anys, one should hnv(' something
"Thl 1s to be one of Trodse's about the conduct of n g1rl or else.
blgr,c t ycnrs nnd nil those whl') boy ns do the parents:· She started takmg bnlkt I
whd wont to pnrbcipat<' tn thc.qc ''In Amcnca,'' said MoudC', "the ons when she was six ycnn; llld
<:vents nr• welcome," Pcni'SQI'\ 1 studr•nts and tcnchcn; nrc friends. Her rnother was u wcll know net~
sold The student.a ct~n tlllk to them r~;ss in Estonln whlcll pnrUy c
Church Assistance
Sought by Odell
Replies nrc currc:ntly being re
ceived by the prcsld~'nt's oUtcc
m response ton stole-wide npptnl
directed toward lh congrega
tion.<: of Oregon's Prcsbytanun
churchc for nnnunl plcOges of
t\\ o dollars per member.
This mcnsurc was necessary to
comp~:msntc !or a daf1c1t o( $81.-
000 thot must be rlllScd, f1om
friends or the college, to bnlanc
Ute> budget A $3,000,000 <!ndoW
ment would carry this dclJr.at. But
LC'., cndowruncnt ts only $400,-
000.
Thus n letter from Presidcn •
Morgan S. Odell asked Oregon'!'
30,000 Prcsbyterrons to !uJfill :a
quota o[ two dollars ~r person
per ycnr as recommended by the nnd they're 'human.' Over th~rt counts for her interest in lhc
they nrc the rulers and everyone stngc. At Moudc's ngc hc.r .tn•Jlhc.r
dlsUkcs sc.hool terribly." wa .. Mw Estonia" in th~ "111..in
''Estonton studcnlS hove no Univc;rsc" contc1.t in Parts
Future Teacher Organizat.ion Plans
Limerick Completion Competition
Jim Wolle, VIC(! president or
Future TcocbC'l'S of Amenca. nn·
nounca a ''Limenck Contest."
open to all members of Fl'A who
hn\'e pmd the yc,V'Iy dues of $3
A f.irsl and second prtzc wlll be
awnrdcd to the pnrUc1pnnts who
most successfully complete th The dt::~dhne- is Octobcr 30, and
all Pntrics are to tr-depO!!hcd 1n
fuc ballot box ol Lhc bookstore.
lim rick ot the banquet schc'<f. Tuesday Showing Due
ulcd fo1· cnrly November.
All entries will be JUdged by Sound, Art Coordination
two studcnl.a and one faculty An experiment in the coordino
mcmbcr nol dircc:Uy connected llll)n of musical and nudltory
With the OOUCUtiOfl clcptlrt.mcnt. lmRg~ IS to be shov.•n by the nrt
AU cntncs must Include nam!.', department nt 11 n.m. Tuesday,
nddre55 nnd phone number. Lrm-October 27, in P-l.
cricks to be completed nrc:
synod nnd presbyteries. The syn-l. TJ1e~u1~co wna a t.;:tchcr riAltl a
od also urged that churches en-Who cnunme-l hla r tud nr• wtch rtutr. The mo\'1 • Utlcd, "Begone
Dull Care." wa mnde by Nomwn
McCiar~:n, D Can dum nrttSt,
working 20 con)unct on w1th the
Oscnr Peterson trio McClaren
plllllli: abstract patterns directly
on the celluloid of the film while
l.hr trio plays roll oil possible contributing :fnm- Tb .. lr b u41 ,::ot to bumoy
ilics os Jiving endowment sup- Thi.'Y b.::c:1m~ v rY 'umpy,
porters at the rote of one dollar : Thcr .. once wu • ~<tUdt<nt nllJlll'(l
n nnonth. ·---------1~~~rA~m~~~ ------------------------
Mrs. Foils to Audition
Actors for Benet Play· Anyone mtcres~ 10 mustc or
art 1S uu 1tt..-d to nttcnd the movtc. Thc runount rniscd £rom indi
viduals for the college would be
In addition to the General As
sembly benevolence quot.ns. Fur
thermore the plan ·would not dtm
mish the onnunl nid of obout
$15,000 srnnted to the college by
the Board or ChrisUnn 'Educll·
tion. Tryouts tor .. A ChJld Is Born,"
second ma)or ploy or the season, r----------------,
nrc scheduled for 2 30 to 5 p.m CRAB BQ'WL
Mondny nnd Tuesday for n('Xl
week. Constoncc Roth Folts Wlll 17th and Barbur
dJrect the modern drnma o! thl"
Nine-Member Military
Panel on Campus Today Nnt1v1ty by Stephen Vmccnt CH 4027
Bc11ct, Dec:<!.rnbn 10-12
The ploy calls !or 25 c.ho.ractcn,
eight ~pcnkins p:uis and (.'Vern!
A group of nlnc mUitnry of-lor puntomlmc scenes w1lbout
fk••rs known ns the Armed Forces /lmet. Those unable to trv out at
Collt!AC Information panel wtll be schcdukod hours, nre reque._'ftcd
nt Armstrong loungl'! todoy from I by Mrs Folts to :tc.'<! her !or other
J :30 to 3:30 p.m. appointments GOOD SEA FOOD
CRAB BOWL No. 2
s. E. McLoughlin !c
VE 9669 Umatilla
The group, wluch repl"csents ,---------------------------., both men nnd women nnncd
forces, except the U. S. Coast
Gunrd, will discuss rnllit.nry sen•-
lce ns n whole. The two-told pur
pose ot the p mel will be to gJvc
coJTL'<'t mlormnllon on comnus
s 1 o n i n g opportuDlUes m the
nnncd forces nnd w sunnulatc m
te.n:st jn nulitnry scrvu~e
The panel members wtll be
nvnHabl~> for lndtvtdunl wtcr-
vtcws durmg 1ls stay Bob's Signal Service
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Bonnie Hensley, Patrkin Mndd«m
Diane Ports nnd Heverly Wory,
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thr~:c wcllltS ahcud o{ schcdul(• t:o Fast -Efficient · Courteous Service
lhnt the pledges mny attend n
bunquct honoring tht tlfl1ctb an
.ruvcrsnry of the founding of ;\lu
Pbl Ep!ulon. The bnnquet w1ll
be held Novcmbl·r 13 ot the 1\lult
nomoh hotel. Dreamland Drive-In
-Orders to Go-
Drop in and Try n Chili-Dog-5 Minute Drive from School
7850 S, W. Barbur Bl<rd, Opon 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. 8505 S. W. TerwilJiger Blvd. CH 2549 PIONEER LOG f'rldoy. October 23. I
Pioneers Journey South1
For Beorcol Encounter ''GOES 81 YARDS" Orange Stymie Western 6-
Foir, Stephens Lend Attock
L.ewas and Clark tra\'els to Sa 'quciro fonn a tough freshman
lem Sntunby to t~t 11cd Ogdahl'!' bnckf1eld tor the Snlemnc~. Lou
Wallnmcttc Bcarca~ ns boUt Lofland .Bobby Zoelch and John
squnds seek to eJe\"41<' their lc~ ny Kent r-epresent til\ more C:\:
guc pos1Uons. The game 1:~ slat~d pcricnccd bncks on the 'Cots'
to be plo)·ed al 2 p.m. m McCul- spl:'cdy team.
loch su1dium and IS the 'Ca • Ogdahl's line coach, JerQ' Frl'i,
homccommg contest. hos n forward wnll manned by
The &arcats, as well as the sc,•cral former Portland $t&ML
Pioneers, are well-Hocked with Rube Mcnashc, Cliff York, Bruce
Hnrdmg, Norm Dn•rsdnl and
pne.. for Dave Anderson nll ha\·mg one
srame with WlUamette will be 60 .stnrred In this locale The two
cent& tar .LC &tudenb and fac-ends, Dean Benson of Bend and
uJtr. who present thelr atudent Phil Mc:AlHster of MncHI, nrc ca
.bod.y ea..rds aJ the ticket a&lu pnbJe Bearc:at wms;mcn.
booth. Wallamette surprtst.-d many Col-
talented freshmen. Such steDar
performers ns George Bards1e,y,
Bnrve !'\effendorf and Windy Se-lowers enrhcr in the season by
losing lts ftrst two starts, after
losing several stars through in
cligibihty, but Sl!cm to have
Feminine Volleyballers ; )Und themselves nlter R wm and tie m lenguc play. Form· Mrs Stevahn 1 Joe Huston's PJonccrs go into
' • the fray nfter garncnng o 6-6 To Allend Reno Confab deadlock with Wc.stem Washing-
ton last week, lhe same chn.•en
All women are cneourngcd by that beat WilJomcttc 26-13. fm
Mrs. Ellt>,n Stevahn. P. E. in-provernent continues to be shown
structor. to partac1pate m intra
mural volleyball games wh1ch be
gan in No"·ember. The first inter-
1'c.hool volleyball pracucc game
for women \\~1 be held Octobl!r
:!i ot 7:30 p.m. in the gym.
Sororities and donrutor.ies
&houJd start !onnmg teams and
appoint thear sport manat:e.rn
Independents nnd off-campus
women nre urged to orgamze
teams.
Anyone who is mte.rested m
playing but is no1 in a group, may
Slgn up m the gym and be placed
on a team at a IJ:Itcr date. The
games will be played m the after
noon and c:vcrung.
Mrs. Ste\'ahn w1ll rep::esent LC
at (l ph)"SJcal education confer
ence m Reno, Nevada. October
22·24. The annual conference lS
sponson.--d by the Western Soci
ety of Collcgl' \\'omen: confer
ence tht:mc \\-ill be .,Physical Ed·
ucauon in College."' by the Hustonmen nnd, sc\'eral
freshmen wlll be m the starting
lineup.
''The l'\ o teams ore cvenlv
matchl'd on pnpcr, but we will
have to piny our best game of the
year to wm ... Coach Joe Hu.ston
stated cnrla~ thiS '' cck ns he
compared the two teams..
Frankie Ftur, l..C hnlfbnck, and
Jim Johnson , quarterback, con
tmuc to ~rkjc m 1hl' backfield
Fair, Jim Slmth. Dale: Brethaut:r
ond Earl Engebretson constitut
a bC\'l" of hnrd worklng bac.kL.
This week Huston hod the
squad view mo\•tes of the WWC
game nnd pomted out mistakes
m prcparatson for the Bearcat en
counter. Hc nlso boosted LC grtd
hopes considerably b,>• rumounc
ing Umt star bull earner Cruey
C<tOk mny sun up for this Sat
U~Pnr's fi'ncns. Cook. tn)ured he
fore the tart of the season hasn't
L'Cn nn\ acuon as yet CLARK STEPHEN 5 •.• Veteran Orange and Bleck
wmgmen &tarred in LC 1 ruqg~
6-6 tie with WWCE laaJ Saturday . One ~2 yard TO ,Qlast by fleet
Frankie l'"mr gnvc the Plonc<'l"S n
hnrd !ought 6-6 stund-olf with
Western WAshington lnst Sntur
dny night In Behnghom.
However, the non-conf t'rencc
game's outstnndlng play WI\J
CI edited to LC" veteran three
striper l!lld, Clark St~phens, who
went 81 yards, in the thnd quar
ter, on n pass ploy from quarter·
back Jim Johnson. P1oncer game
captain, Stephens, turned in one
of the finest performances of his
coUegc career, os he snagged on!!
1-1 yard aerial, intercepted a
WWC pass and played a rugged
defensive eame.
Most o! the action was packed
mto the third stanza with the
\'ikings driving to LC's nine be-N. W. Conforenco Standing 11
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ronco•r of ld11ha ~I 1 otC!Itlu u. Whitman :11, J,lntlt~lt1 1. Lew1• a'D4 Olvk 0, W••t. WulL. (non e<')nfrrenod
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Le1rla aa4 Ol.azk \\ lll!\mttte Sllh•m.
C ut I ·l!lllho Nt at CAhlwctll. <Non. c:onreroncn l
l,lnfhtld·SOCf: C\t .AIIhland . (No!). contcrenc.,.)
J•ucltlc·l'ncltlc Luthrran at Jl'orct11 Orov•• I :-.'on-confer. nee.) \\'hltmnn•F..AttL Ur~son at ''"alia. (!l:on-eonterr.oco,)
fore running out ot steam, wlle.c
a ftcld goal attempt by BUl ~r-
'\ lckl •wcrvcd wide
Johu.on to Stephena . 81 Yards
Sigma, Kappa Roll in Grid Warfare;
Lambdas Notch Wins; Thaxter Fades Alter the OrRnge took ovu
Johnson, faced with n third
34 situation on tho ten, sua·pr1ised
~vcryone by firing to Stephells
on the LC •15, who ran to West.
ern's eight. Repealed smashes
fullbacks Pnt Adorns ond
Engebretson failed and the Vib
took over, As calm settled on lhc mtro
mw·al gridiron oftt>r last Wl!ck'&
battles, two teams ::;till held un
blemished records. Knppa Phi
Alpha and Sagmn AJphu Sigma
ench won their gnmc Friday nnd
Mondpy b) near ident1cnl scores, Mural Standing s
w. L. :Pot. Slgrnn • I u t.OOO
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20-6 and 20-7, rcspeclivcly, over In the setond Friday game
Thaxter . ....-..mbdn hnnded the Delts thetr
Today~ the learns break into third strnlght Joss by a H-6 count
the last ball of tho schedule with Ken Scrvns and Garv Jnckson
Kappa playing GaJehouso and racked TO's for L~bda, and
Lambda tackling Thaxter. Mon· Dav.c Cook seorcd for: the Delts.
day pita Sigma against GaJehouse Bob Strutz starred for Sigma
and Mc:Afee against Della Tau ucrunst Thaxte 1·, scoring twice.
Rho. Dale Tomlinson chRiked up the The Vtkings kicked out. Fair
returned 21 ynrds to WWC's 2~
Johnson slashed for nme and l::n
gebrctson 11 to the four; only to
have Western's lone intcrceptioll
nip the Pioneer's scormg bid.
Fair Scores LC TO
LC \\as not to be denied.
Western punted ogain to the 42
and Foir went nll the way on 1
rc\"ersc around leJt end. Gene
Flippm's kick was blocked.
S onng for Kappa m Friday's third TD, and the exlra pomts
t1lt wns chuilly credtted to the went to Strutz and Jim Warnock.
~asser-recctver combinaion of Thaxter's single TO was scort'd
Chuck Gengler and Stan Har.ras. hy Loren Mich~isen and the ex
Gengler made spcctnculnr pass Lrn pomt by Norm SwiRert.
snags for lWO touchdowns ann ln th«; final game Monday
Harris romped 35 yards through Lnmbda won their second m a
Thaxter's defense to pay d1rl. Al •·ow by downing McAfee 18-6. Art
Ntckels and Glenn .Noble con-Holmboc. \'crn Noland and Scr
vcrted extra pomts. Wes Strahm vus scored for Lambda and Don
tallied Thaxter's sJx-polnll.r. Sndltng counter~:d for Mc.Aiee, In the fourth qunrtcr Western
led by Jtm Gnrd's passiog nnd
Don Lapp's running, ground out
58 yards m 12 plays, w1th qunr·
tCt'b!Jck Larry Pndgctt hittin1
pay dirt :from the one. Knrwacki'i
conversion kick mtsscd 11s mnrlt
The lnst period wns dominated
by the Vikings, with a deep p~n
ctrntlon being smothered by the
tubborn LC d~ f«'nsc on the 15.
Johnaon. Waldnor in First
Cancellations Plague TV's:
Bearkittens Here Monday A ''ltn fill •d ou'wc.ster turned
the turf mto n quagmire, nnd
slowed the farst half tempo \\ 1th
LC dnvcs £i1.zling on WWC's 2.S
and 27 nnd the Vikings hemt
halted on LC's 18 nnd 25.
Coach Warren Smith's JWUor
vnrstty eleven. stynucd by two
game eane.:llauons in the past
week, w1II meet WJllnmctte's JV's
on the Lf:twlS and Clark stddaum
ftcld. Monday, October 25, nt
3 pm.
Latest to JOin the pnradc of
cancellattons were the Portland
State JUmors who Wt:r<' originally
sc.ht.>dulcd for Jnst 'I'uesdny. The
Vaklncs lost t-m JDC!l 1n their 1n
Jury-fJlled gnme w1th EOCE last
week and couldn't :fJl'ld a tenm
wnhout using vars1ty players.
Mather A1r Base had to caned
thclr gnmc With the P1on~r
babes because of n schedule con
fiict..
Coach Bob White's Salem club
has played two games this year,
tymg PaClflc uru\'crsity Juniors
7-7 and bcaung the OCE JUruors
34-0. The Bcarkittcns offcnsc :fea
tures quarterback Hnrv N~!l!ll
dori. halfbacks Gory Bl.rdg ond
Bob Bnltimore and C!Dd Jerry
Kangas.
Jn an intrtlsquod gnmc, lnst
Tuesday, the Junior vnrsny
whates de!cntcd the blacks 0·0.
Tht.• lone touchdown of the game
was turned Jn by halfback B1U
Huntley on a 22.yard run in the
thu·d quarter. Other top perform·
anc~ wrrre tumed in by halfbacks
John Eagle nnd Carl R••nnuw•tz 'Mural Grid Scoring Johnson and Adorns ripped oil
34 Qnd 23 ynrd rnmblcs to spark
early achon. PlAyer IUid '-"•am Pol!lts Da' c D:ualel!! Sl...,..n "' Three pass inte.l'c-cpttons plw
.~h •. ,.. • .. .. - -.. • I '" uo .. u n~:t~r. l~Altrtac ~G tcll k b d 0 Hot. Struta. SIJrnua -l:S 5 · nr wor Y n ruggc range
~~n Scn'llJ!1 • Lrunl>dn • :o line, paced by veteran Jim Quick 1
...vrcm ~~ ebciKilD, 'I'll xtcr 1 a
no~:<>r connors. Gntchom••- ~.ll and Don Johnson and Gene 'Wold·
Jed Toc.-va. OntchOUII n . h . Don Wnrd, Tbnxll'r 1;:: ncr, 1ll t etr iirsl gnmes, stymied
\•trn Nulnnd, Lrurtbdn__ - l~ Wcst!!rn's 'crsalile oflense. Ad-D ala Tomllnaon. Sl&mn..... _ 1!
AI :.:tckell!, tCnppa . . --· 7 ams 6.3, Johnson 1.4 nnd Eng~
Jo1 Bouun. Thnxtcr 1 b ts • 3 8 d Handy H•ndoh•h. lii!'J\tc, '7 rc on s . ynr s pcr carry wert
Jim Warnock~ Sl~rnta __ 1 tops for the Pioneers.
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URT'S
ORNER By
Log cdf,cnhagon ,
Sports Editor
Fre~hmnn Jim Joho!ion !(>ad LC bncks 1n total o((cnsc, comptlci
an four games, with -12~ yards gained, 1ncluding 158 1 unning nnd 2&l
pnssing. Performing with the poise of n veteran, the Pion~r quarter
bnck has lmpro\'cd wath C\'t'.ry game. Secopd .is J 1m Smith w1lh 271
yards, Enrl Engebretson has 141, Pat Adnms 139 on 45 pnssmg an!!
94 runnuu; and DnJc Brethauct· 132.
GraGme Legga.U leadc: Pionoer pus receivers with six catcht!s ae>oOI
for 148 yards. Clark StephelU has 95 srarner•d on two ao.rial&. Ot
apite winning only one game in four, the Hullonmen havo ouillc:lt)r•
oppoaiJion 56 to SO and lead in averogt! gam per rush play 4.1
yarda to 3.5.
Oregon CH)•'s radio station KGON wdl broadcast nll remaini~
Plonecr games. rncluding the Rawan lilt on the mght of D~cembcr 4
According to KGON's Hi Jackson, nrl'nngem••nls hnv1• beron mad!
for former Oregon City sportscrJster, Gene Good, now in Hawmi
to u•nouncc the .:ont~; .t on a dtn·ct ft·~>d mto KGON from the lsland1
, on offeme and Doug Day nnd
Dean Orton on dctcnso. Sports Shorts •.• only LC and Whitman block C. of l.'1 sovag1
tUlo rush afier the Coyotes' 41 -13 trouncing of Peclftc last weClk
Jhe Badgou' home fiold .•. LC'a punhng has averaqed only
yard por try ••. Centor Stan Radcliff suffered a 11ighJ
in the Western Waahinglon gamo and •Hayed Jn BoUlnqharn ' .. h01·
pllal overnight.
Bottled Under Aulhorlty or fbe Coca-Cole Company by
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Of' OREGON
PORTLAND. OREGON
""C'CIIIoI'" • e , e, •• d ..,. •fie• -"'-L lojur1es hurt tht: Smithm•m
wtth center K1•rm Lund ond half
back Connie Hamilton suffering
leg lnJuries. Hamilton, hurt eor
lier in the year, w1ll be out for
the &eason nnd LWld will mils thl•
Willamette gnme. ••. A nl!•tr lli-Pionecr club under the Lou Johnson Admiral namf
is playing in the city touch l!!ague. Lc·d by "thnt crafty old gr1d men
lor," Dyrk Lnnsdon, team personnel includf!ll Bruce Longballn. c•x-LC
varsity 8Cf! qunrll"l back, ends Dutch Bcrtrum and Jim Quinn nn•o•
sophomor es Fred Hays and Pete Corum, !ormc•r Washington all·CJtY
trnck atAr.