Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 12, Number 10
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1953-11-01
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r 13. 1953
i-20
rl.S
k
nt Chris
S to 1937.
c:turcd tn
d Stnlt•!l
Stepney,
I to 1943,
KER
LLER
Stanford
most S';·
s of the
ns acllvc
y move
:iment or
~ every
at every
! not just
at Stnn
Ctrst mun
r:hing np·
rc!Jgion
:nivcrsity.
chaplains
a courses.
1rcmcnts
' religion
where he
tant. H,.
culty or
• semm-
of threu
. " ''The
or K;u 1
clu\.i
Christian
ch, bemg
n·in-Lifc
• his be
:er
1 address,
numbers.
rcsid~e.
• tee
9031 Dt. 'I', Z. Kon, pr{ scntly pro.
rcssor of Ortcntol studlc!l ot. th~
!Jnlvm~ 'Y nf lown. wHl ndd1 Cl15
ll 5P•'CUII COIIVOt•(ltion Ql 12:30
p m. WL•dncsdny, Novcmb1•r l5
1n the thcolcr.
ClnS!Jcs nurmnlly i!clwdulcd for
thnt hout· will bl' dhuniR!tcd for
the c:om ocnhon nccordlng to Dr
Chnrk W llnward, dean of fac
ulty.
Dr Koo is o rormN of!Lctnl l!l
the dcp.ulm~nl or rnilwoys for
the Cnancj;•' Nnll<mul govcrnm~nt
DS wcJI as au octn c pnrllcapnnt
an Yl\lCA nnd church work in
Chino. He wns ul o n professor
ot one oC the umvcrsllits an Cht·
nn
HtJ hus b1 en a rcsidt•nt o( the
UnUcd States for '' number of Ur. T. Z. Koo
Professor ol Oraontal studlfts at
Jhe Univorslty of lowe. ycttrs but hns mndn mnny trap:.
1o Chana nnd hnu current con
tucUl \VIth the 111luution thi!rc nna
throughout the Orient.
Dr. Koo IS currently tourir•b
the Northwest under the spon lOr
ship or the Puclrk NorthWf!St
YMCA-YWCA student councils,
sprukang nt mnny of the c•Jilegcs
Jn the oren
The college oworded Dr Koo
lhC! honorary degree of Doctor of
Human Letters Ul Jn.l!) when nc
wa-' the prino.apnt !ipcaker durtnl!
comcnc ment exercises here..
Dr. Koo wall address the con
\'Ocnllon on the subject, 'The
Wor of !dens Jn the Onent "
In has spcakmg appearances .
Or. Koo usuaiJy wears his nnUvc
C'tunesc scholnr's robe.
. 1867
Vol. XII • P1onoor Log, Portland , Orogon. F'riday. Novombor 20, l9S3 Number 10
Thela Mermaids lo Preseni'Neplune' Musical
In Annual Talent Show Tuesday, December I
A dny of Hie m Dave~ · Jones' I Co-chaarmen of the show are
lockc.r will l'<.' pictured m ' Ncp Ann ChriStian Otto nnd Rojean
tunc Nonsense.'' the nnnunl Th(:-Stivers. Marie Ed m o n d s on is
tn Kappo talent ussl•mbly sc.h~d president o! Theta Kappn.
ulcd Cor the thenter at 11 n.m. The Theta talent assembly is
Tuel!:dny, December 1. an an.nual event and is uaed ns
The mw ic'll fnnt.'lsy will por 11n exchange show and t. 'ent• • trny li~ beneath the:-sen ln n VJ\-to high schools for public reln·
riety of acl rnngmg from solo tioru~ purpof;es.
numbers to a "mermaid can-can" Commiltt•< chnlrmnn !or the
complete with King Neptune. show nre as follows: Donnn Dny, In the planning stngc sancc lnst
surnm~r. the Theta Kappa show
has been m rehearsal for the
pnst month-nnd-.n-hnll. Theta's
have nskcd the help of outside
men when needed. One a<:t to ap.
pear ls the muns' quartet, com
posed of Hnrold Adrian, Doug
Day, Ron HollensttJd and Roy
.Shearer. ~IBR ARY
For Friday, December 4
A new banrl-thc Billy Mny bnnd wtth the "fresh approach"
to musac wtll mnkt• an nftcrnoon appearance tn the LC gym
l''ridny, Ot•ccmher 4. Time o( the performance is 3;30 p.m.
Tackct.s lor the afternoon concert stand wfll be $1 wilh
proce .. ds going townrd the purchaft~ of uniforms for the Pep
band Tickets nrc on sale tod11y nnd throughout the next two
weeks from any Pep bnnd member or from the booY..store.
Ttckc-ts w1l1 also be sold at other points on campus to be dcStg
nuted at n later date, according to George Marandnc, ASLC
prf: tdlnl ond chn1rmrm of lhP.
event
T1ckctJ will nh1o he sold nt the
door on the dny of the perform
ance Th rc wdl be opproximnt.c
ly 2000 llCnts for tllc one day
stnnd
Acclaimed by CrWcs
Ac:dntmcd by crltacs n "The
most cxcatang dance bnnd of thc
dc,·nd('," th" Btlly Mny orchestra
Will lndudc the five Encores,
fast rtSlnc vocnl group ns well os
the fine 17 •Piece COnCPrt nnd
dunce bnnd .r~aturcd anstru·
rnentally Ill thr• bnnd as liDXO·
phone player Bob Dnwcs. D<~wC3
[J; n former member of such bands
as Chnrhc Bnmet, Benny Cood
mun anrl Tommy Don; ... y
Al1>0 on Records
The Moy band Is only two ) cars
old but hns won much nccJnam us
bolh n top donee bnnd nnd nn out
st.ondinc rccordmg group. The
B11ly Mny orchcslnl rose to fnmc
with some of the1r recordings on
the Capitol label.
Arrangements lor the concert,
whach Ill bcmg he.ld primarily to
purchnsc Pep brand umforms,
were mndc through the student
councJl and promoted by 11 specull
student eommattcc.
BccaUic LC 1s the only college
tn the northwest nrcn whose PP.p
band is \\ athout uniCorms, the
committee urges students to at
tend. Symphony Sets
Firsl Concert
The collcl:!c symphony orchC$
trn, under the d1rcction of Bons
Su-po, will present Its first con
C'~"rt of the ycnr at 3·30 p m, No
vember 2:!, in the theater.
fncluded in the pro1 ram w'll
be: Prometheus 0\·crturc, Bee
thoven; I Movement from Lon
don Symphony, Hoytin, and Ctlr
mcn swtc, Bizet.
The program will nlso lcnturc
soloists from the orcllcstra F~
lW"cd will be Claire Hodgkins,
'IoJinjst in Lo Folia, by Corelh;
Betty Chestnut. celhsl, and Jer
ry HllJ'T'is, viollSt, in Solitude. by
Sabe1LU3; Adrienne Hill. flutist ui
Nocturne, by Sibe!Ju.s; and w
ry Morrell, trumpeter ln P:rnya
of ~aint Gregory, by Hovhan~.
Mid-Term Grades
Ready Monday
Fcnturc acts of tht ororit\'- publicity; D1nne MncKcnr:1e, cos
sponsored .show will include n tumcs: Mary Lynn Holm, stage
duet number with Alice Schmidt manager; Alice Schmidt, proper
and Fronk Elliott starring, titJS; Marie Edmondson, music:
"three men in a lub" with Dean Pnuln Scott, donees: Donna Jewell
Orton, John Howe and Arl Claw-and Kathcrme Goynk. makeup:
son, o solo by Virgmin Bitar and Bonnse Belle Stcwnrt. makeup,
another duel with Bonnie Belle and Walter Eck, lJghtlng 'Lure of Islands' Beckons
LC Gridders, Educators Mtd-seme:ster grade reports
wlll be O\'nilablc to stud~1ta on
Monday. November: 23. according
to n r gutrnr's office announce
ment.
Students should mnkc nppolht
ments with their counselors to
p1ck up grnde slaps durmg the
next week.
Stewart ond Craig Singletnry do-Work on costumt:s has been The "Lure of thL J 'lrnds" will
cnll 27 plnvcrs from the football
team, Coa<'.hcs Joe Huston and AI
Akuu. Mnnaccr Howard Gilmore
nnd others us the'' board a North- me the vocnl work. . I done by Theta Knppa olumns.
Phs Mu Alphn, mens musac _ -west Aarhnes DC-6B December
honomry, is takinr. charg" or or-c , D · r· d
chc~ trntlon and musical nrranr ampus riVe ln S 1 bound !or Hawnh.
The mnm purpose of lhe lrlp is
to mnkt• up !or the :H-20 defeat
LC suffcred last yenr nt the hnnds
of the Universaty of Hnw1\ti, but
the OC\.-.asaon will also serve. ns n
,•acnhon for some. Mukmg th<:
tr1p nrc Dehn nnd Mrs. C. W
ltownrd, Dr. and Mrs. U. G. Du
hnch nnd Gerry Crockwcll, '·19,
wmner oC the.• season t1ckct sales
contest jng ns well ns the Instrumental Students Behind $600
end of the show •
Upcoming Chapel
Slates Harrington
D1·. John B. Hurnngton. pro!cs
SOl' o( philosophy Ond rC'hg1on,
IS Speaker in chopcl SCrVICCS Da·
ce.mbcr 3. H1s topic will· be "Lw
lng Crcalavcly with Uncertainty ."
Dr Hoa·nngton rcc·cJvc...>d hlS
B. A., M. 1\. nnd Ph. D. Irom
Prmccton unlvcrslly nnd latc:r r('
CCJvcd h1s master of dtvtruty
from the Umon Thc...'Olocacnl s~m
annry. Be returned lo campus thi.s
Sl'mcslcr from n ycnr's study un
der n fo"ord Founc;lntlon fellowshap .
He as tnking the Prote-stant
vww thnt there nrc no flxcd or
final solutions nnd no false bar
ncr'S between sncrt;d ond secular
life and Its JH'Obh•ms.
IU!IHIII QllUIIIUllll!lDIDlllllltlUIIIUIHIIUIDOOIIliUIIIUII!lllll 1.1111 0 I
No School, LOG
With no c:lnuo' cchodulod for
Thursday and f'rld 'Y of next
wook due to Thunksgiv&nq vaca
tion. the LOC atalf wtll take Us
firat vucntion of tho school year
to onjoy turkey. all the lrlmmang t
and a littlo rost. The noxt 1uue
of tho pllpor will bo out Friday.
December 4. Rf!pc>rl.. from 60 p('rcent of the
Cnrnpus Chest solacitors sho"
t•ontrabutlous m this ycnr's driv£>
$ll00 short of lhc $1000 coni oc
oordang to Chet Stnrr, student
chairman 01 th~ drive. .
Sllldent ~:untrlbutions w~rc col
lc(•tcd dw·ang tilt.' week of Octo
be' 19-23 but because of slow
respon~.>c, the• ddve wns extended
thr~:c weeks. Wath fratcrmtacs n -
s1stang tn thl..' fmnl push for do
nnuons, lo date the sum of $100
n.as been collected from student .
Fnculty nnd s&uff C()nlrabutions
total S 1700 to dntc, 1 cports Don
nld Balmer, focult.)t chuirmnn. He
.. dds that the amount ancludcs
only 75 per cent of those sohcat
cd The gnmc with tho Umvcrstt\ 1
or Hawnu Wtll be broadcnst lo
t'nlh {lV~r stnllon KGON on the
C\ l'mng of December -l
'l'hcre nrc sc\·~rnl rcservauons
c;tall ll\ mlable for the tr1p, whach co ls $3Ji.90. Amlngcments nrel
bcmg hondled by Cruse-Kuhn
travel bua'Cau Jnformauon on
compus can be hnd from Eldon
Ftx, dar£>ctor of nthh'tlcs.
Spccml features of the tSlnnd
Classes Set December 1 Meetings;
Junior President Cancels Confab
Th1 "( c nss mcetmgs wall he w11l bl 1 enbinet mt'eting nt the
ht>ld on Tuesday, Dcccmb~r 1, ut wgulnrly scheduled timl'
12 30 p m. Sophomore presadcnl Chuck
Act·ording to Jack Rnslinc, J('nkins nd\'iSl$ thnt Lhe chscf
nrcsidl.'nt, Uw mniu order of bu~;i-tl('m oC buamcss will be 1hch·
ness nt the t•lass mcPllng wall he donee with Delh1 Phi Gnmmn so
the dane~? ortcr the Sl. MnrUns n.lflty t.o be held in F<!brunry.
home bn6ketbnll gnmc Dl!c. 5. AI-The heshmen, under the lend
so on the ngcndn wsll uc dillrus- orship of Ed Tocvcs, will be cora·
t:.'ion o{ the doss g\ft to the 1\chool. ccrncd with the nrrnngements
Thr. 1wmoro will meet 10 B-30 for their asscmbl •. Initiation f,>r
Dnvc Lanier JUnior clnss prcsi-next year's trcshmen will also
dent, rL·ports thnt there will be• be discussed. Freshmen wlll m~:N
no doss meeting, hoWc\'t•r there In the c:hnpel. Itinerary wall mclude n tour o
lhe umvcrslt)• enmpus, n e~rclc
tour of Oahu, n "luau ' and n va.s.at
to the "Hawaii Calls" :rudio show
at the Bnnynn Court or the
Monna hotel. The mid-semester grndcs are
not ent<'red on the permanent
record but nrc mcrcly an indica
taon to the :student ol his progress.
Encores on May Program
THE ENCORES . vocal ~up of nlltional recording fame. will appear
on tho Billy May program in tho LC gym a.& 3::10 p.m. Friday. De
c:embor I. ISeo aJory &1 top of page.) Page Two
Root of the L(JG
Suggestlcm~ made by n senior in last '' eck's LOG ~oncern
mg the merlt.s of adopt.ing an honor system at Lewis and
Clark nrc fundamentally based on u progrsm thnt hns been
\tnder considcrntion Cot· sc\·c.ral years by the college. Needless
to say, lStudcnts are mo~l d1rcctly affectt.•d by dtshonesty m
exnmmntions, whether commiued by others or by them
seh es. And to be :;ure, Jim Butler's thoughts on the subj~ct
represent a segment of stud~nt opinion.
But the LOG purports thnt Butler's judgment was !nulty,
when he v.~.rote the statement: " •.• lhc loss of revenue due to
the ell:puls•on of crooked students would be n serious blow to
the economic conditions of the college.'' Mor~o."'\'er lhe LOG
beltevcs th3t this is not the conccnsus oi the student body.
The fmnnc.ml mothration wh1ch, the wnter implicates, di
rects the college not to discharge those students. reported
and pvoved to h:we cheated, 1s an im·ahd point. Would $1000
loss suffered by the college in the dismtssal of one student
make a sizeable difference to the administrallon who an
nually sets out Lo raise $200,000? We think not.
Fw Lhe~more, Le,,·is and Clark college. whose paramount
obJecuve 1s to de\•elop frank and trustworthy graduates
would, upon consideration, drop from enrollment those per
sons who continually have disregarded moral principles.
The LOG's policy has been to encourage student opinion
to be aired under the "Bark of the LOG." However it suggests
to students who could mnke nccusntlons against Lewis anti
Clark college accusations thnt not only nre rc3d on this
campus, but also at other institutions and by p~rsons veri
tab]) throughout the United States-that they provide def
JDJte evidence LO sub~iantia te their charges.
Root of Civilization PIONEER LOG
Bob-0-Lines
.Is His Face Red
As White Clothes
Take Pink Tint
By Bob 0. Bissell
l''n~ ~~ nd, but "thmg 11r
pmk, miphtv PINK tor Mt~.Aic•~
man, Kon Gould .JS a result ol
tlllcmpt to ~~.. don cstlc ••. tub·
bmg his gym clothes. Every nth·
lct1c garntcnt that Ken p~ SI'!SSes
took n pretty ptnk hue, mcludtng
lns whtte tennlS shoes, nf1cr he
ld Lhem ossocmte w1lh hJ.S rcfi
tLurnbdo) tee shU"\ ill the tub.
• • •
Fishing nround :for the plgskm
in a lower campus !Jsh pool wos
Irosh pre.-ey Ed Tocn. He hod
circled out too w1dc an an attempt
to receive a pass wh1le prncucmg
with the Intrnmurnl AU-stars :Cor
the1r corninc tussle wtlh Heed
college athletes. • • •
TRAMP. TRAMP, TRAMP, the
truth 1S • • that a large number
of hymnals have marched from
their proper plnce-thc Chnpcl
m the arms of true musH~ lOW.!I'S llnLE MAN ON CAMPUS
~
•
,; •
.
\ -:
• •
• , , . .. ••• Friday. Nonmb er 20, 1953
by Dltk Bibler --'· .
or forgel!ul students who hnve "I prorniaed you could play during th' last hall an' I want you
paC'kt.-d them away wilb their to know I'm a man of my word.'
armload or books. The loss lS CBUS· ----------;...._---------------•
mg n rnther perplexing prcdJcn
menl for Thursday Chnpel-gocrs
and for the Pnlatme Hill church's
Sunday congregation where a
whole pew :full of people hover
O\er one little hymnal. Late-com
ern and nnti-hovcnsts hD\'C to re
sort to noiseless lltl mot1on unless
they prefer to stare stonUy n\ the
Chnpcl beams and braces over
head and qu1etly hum n common
tunc ... Oh bnng back, oh please
bring back m)' hymn book to me.
• • •
"Gatehouse grub ~~ P.'lcat ou
food nights," so suy Roger Con·
nors and Ku Johnson. m· tlgators
of a food cah~nns plan. Onct.• a
w~~:k lhe fellows cat out--out of
the U.S.A. when they unporl
Lhcir spontaneously d~trt'd f'\'e
nmg meal from a downtown ca
terer of fin~ foods. Chmcsc and
ltnhan foods have already been
dclivered, consumed and ell·
j:Jy!.>d. Next on the menu wUl bt'
Spanish and French dwhcs. Desti.nation: RE 'T
Among the passengers whom the purser checked 3bonrd
the Lurline last Tuesday, before tt sailed !or Hawaii, were a
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Odell. Not President 3nd Mrs. nor Dr.
and Mrs. Instead just Mr. and Mrs. Odell, who, like many
other tra\'elers goi 16 up the gangplank, were making the
Islands Destination: REST.
On thcu· first rert 'acatJon since Lewis and Clark moved
to Pnlatine hill, eleven years ago, the Odells will have the
Edgewater hotel as their address until December 10 when
thL•y, the lootball team and members of the Educational tour
arc scheduled to return to the States. Mr. Odell will assume
the title of President only occasionally during his holiday,
when he addn?sses high school audiences in the Honolulu
an~ a.
The student body 'sends \'erbal orchids across the Pacific
to tl1e Odells and hopes that they return with a lei of good
health.
Dr. Howard lo Visit Island High Schools
Former ALSC Presidents arry, ultiply
By Carol Burns
Ever wonder wbat happened
to LC's pasl student body presi
dents'!' It seems they are still
actl\'C persons.
Bcmc an accountant and of
iloc manager at Eugene Fruit
Growers is ke<;ping '42-'43 presi
dent Robert Blanding busy.
Before h1s pre..cent JOb nnd
atter his career at LC, Blanding
was graduated from Wfllame~..c
unwc.rs1ty and did graduate work
at Umvc.rs1ty of Oregon whP.re
he received his master of nr1s
degree.
He has been marrjcd !or :five
years and has a 4-ycar-old daugh
tt>r.
After being 6ludcnt body presi
dPnl at LC in '43-'44 and grnd
uaung 1.n '47, H..o.rold McClane
5pent three years an lhe navy. He
marncd n LC girl, Jnnet Sm1th,
who was he:rc frorn '45-'47. The:.•
new have four sons.
He bns held )rJbs of dnrlt.smnn
and consulting Engineer and is
now workmg !or the Everington
Mnclame works as an engineer.
Connie Berkey Folecn has thP
record of being 1he only womnn
student body president at LC.
She was president in '-H-'45, was graduated tn '46, but she
didn't leave LC. She was secre
tary for n year. She then left,
but Inter returned ns switchborud
vpcralor, os Mrs. Ah•in Foleen.
She now bas two sons.
Her husbnnd attended LC !;,r
one year nnd .s cmployt.'d by the
TektroniX corporauon In Port
land.
Beach Resort Takft Time
Wan-en Nict.e, who was grad
uated lnst yc.or, was student body
presJdcnt in '45-'46. He didn't
spend all thta Ume in college
though. Part or the l1me hP. man
ngcd hu resort at the bench.
NicLe is back m Portland now
and lJi l:'mployed by the Oregon
Liquor Contro1 commission as nn
uu:pcclor.
He nbo maned a LC girl, the
former Pat CrJSp who 3ttcndcd
collcgl• l.rom '43 to '45. They hove
two "iris ond a boy.
rormer president, who wi~ld
cd the ga\'cJ in '47, Jon Hosford
wns graduated from the Univer
sity or Bo.swn. Hosford is still m
Mnssnc:huceiUI, where he is di
rector of the Y M.C.A. in a town
nenr Boston.
Attended WU1ametto
A '49 grnduntc, who WllS alu-dent body president an '47-'48, IS
now workmg !or the Common
wealth corporation in Portlanc!.
Before starling to work nt Com.
monwealth Ed Gideon attended
l:lw school at Willamcttc univcr
mty and was marncd.
Reverend Hownrd Fowler, yes,
Jt's Reverend now, rather than
prestden~ for LC's '48-'49 studl'nt
body leader who, after graduat
mg m '49, attended Yale DIVIn
Ity school.
Whlle be v. :IS ot Yale he mar
ned a girl who had attended LC,
fr.c tormer Joan Gordon.
In September of '52 he become
muwaer ot the Chr1st1an Church
in Monterey Park, Califorma,
where hf 1 pr~cntly .
He'a Married, Too
Robert Dunun, who was prc:u
dent Lhe yeur of '49·'50 and Willi
graduated the some y,..ar, wus
graduated this year from the Thr
ological seminary, University of
Dubuque. Duncan married the
former Jean Hernld.
1\ '51-'52 studtmt body lcuder
and graduate or the same year Ia
Eldon Gunter.
• I Before grnduatmg, Gunter mar-
ried o g1rl whom 11c hod met in
bjgh school. They now hove n IIi-month old daughter
He worked for the Standard
011 company ol Calilorma and is
now t!rnployed by the Interstat e
Traimnp ervicc in Portland as
on nssistant director.
Gunter is st111 active 1n LC af
fnirs and was S~l'n at the Hom~
coming dinner as master oi cere
monies.
Recently employed on Lhe staff
of KPTV 1B Harry Godsil, LC's
'50·'51 student body president .
Bes1des teaching at Franklin
h1gh for two years o!ter his grad.
uation he and his wile, the for
mer Carolyn Murfrc~. a LC stu-
' dent, spend theh· summers at a
!'lrcst servirc lookout.
lb.s mam contacts with LC
now arc through Blue Key and
the Alumni assoclntlon.
Most recent nam<! to be ndd
t>d to the list of pnst presidents ~~
last yenr's student-lender, Bill
Owen.
Owen, father of two daughters,
i'i teaching senior Enghsh and
:;pr•ech ot Portland's Lincoln high
s~hool.
Thus, LC's former prexies have
switched from the role oL ~tu
denl to that of father, mother,
and businessmun .
orrtclnl pubUo..llon or the AaHoC:IIll«!d StudNllH or r • .,wlll nnd
f"lnrk colltlll" r•uhltllhc-d wr• kl)' durlnc th• ooll~1t0 )'llllr 8ubKCrlptlon
tlUell, $2,011 11~r )'car.
J-:nt• rotl att tcncond chu' m llt<lt nl t•ortlftnd, Ort•tron
J!DJ:'l'OB-Dr ·OKUIJ'
ObuoJc OharnqnJIIi
124itortal ••na .. r Ann Orann1nl' l!lpona Jl4itor Oprt Oopenbntren KAnal'ina' JI4St.or • Htrb I!Joholder Boolet;r 12cUtor .JeiUllle Hulabrhu ll'ewa Jlc1Jtor O.th7 DeUatni')' lliUIIJI .. a tlboalfar Dlolr 'Obl l'aatun 1J4Jtor .Jea.nl.ll• 'reruahftu Clronlatlon M•nAI'er Diane J'orb
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JICS lfeW. Jla.1 L11aar Staff Jl.oportenu Dob Bla .. u, lll•le lll<ar, ouol Durrut, Jlarbara coea,
8al17 Cohn. Lac We :DayboU, lllaril;rn :Do Ill'•· ll.aey JIIUrb7, 'lllarv
1tva1111, K&l r.e .. ar, Obook .Jenkin•. :Dlolr Mo•b;r, Diane Porta, Sharon :aothlUb<uy, Jfaao:r XWer, St.an Jlarrt•.
&porta Staff: •nnli: l'lort, :Dlolt W.u-4, .Jaok B.ayborn, :Deunl• l)QDham. Olroul&t1oa 8t.-tf1 Jllaorine Mnobazat, &o1alee Jltttobell. • 20. 1953
I bier
'aDJ you
aboa1·d
were a
nor Dr.
e many
lng the
moved
ave the p when
1al tour
assume
11oliday.
onolulu
Pacific
of good
• •
liO high
to talk
may be
!wis and
!r 8, he
Kiwan
les· Day
~rs at a
ith LC
i(ey and
be add
1dcnl 1s
er, Bill
!UghLers,
lisb nnd
1n high
ies hove
of stu
mother,
B nntl lptton
taler Cotn,
X&rv
Portlr,
h&m. Friday. Novombor 20, 1953
On the S octal S1de with Jeanne Hulsbrink
Hawaiians, Harcourt
To Meet in Summer
Gals if \ ou have a yen for ukulele music, trop1cnl flowers
and surl board riding, Mt·s. Esther Harcourt, speech m·ts in
structor ht1, the answct. •
Mrs. Hnrcourl will nccompnny a group of college women
who un• interested m attending the eight-week summer ses
sion of the Universlly of 1Iawai1. The group will resid~ in one
of Lhc npru·tmcnl hotels ncar Waik.iki beach and will have the
oppo&·tunly of becoming acquainted wilh the ISlands through
scv~rul stghL-semng Lours. As1de D E n Leaves from attendtng cloascs, th•~ tr1p r. va s will allow students to purouc spc-
F M • M I can! mtcrcsts 10 art, mu 1c nnd or USIC ee dramo.
Dr. John Sturk Evans, bend ol
the music dl.'pnl tmcnt, will knve
for Chicngo on Tul•Sdny, Nov~m
hcr 24, to ntLcnd the annual con
lcrcnce or the National Associa
tion of Schools or Music.
He wtll nlh•nd u committee
1o~cting on Thnnks"iving ~ d;ly
nnd on the following thrc~;· day!t
he will attend general scs.o;ions.
l.cwis und Clnrk was acccpt\.'<i
ns an associate member of the
NASM nl lho annual confert.!nce
lnsl year. Provided tht~ school of
music meets the requirements of
the association, n full member·
ship will b~ granted, two years
nflcr receiving associate member
ship.
Lewis nnd Clark is the only
Porllahd school or music accred
ited in this national organization
ond one of three in the state.
Evnns will return on Tuesday,
December 1.
Ennis to Instruct Class
In Reading Methods
Gcorgo.; W, Enn1s, a ottatc pro
ft>ssor of education , will begin n
$ix.wcck, non•l'rcdil course ln
College Reading, Dcc~::mbcr 1. Th2
J!TOUP will meet Tuesdays nrid
Thursday from 12:30 to l :20 p.m.
in room B ·30.
The clnss IS prest'n ted n l the r.(!
quest of the Faculty Comm1t.tees
on Guidance and Counseling und
Scholastic Standing, according to
Dean Charles W. Hownrd.
The two comm1ttees will select
not more than 25 students who
will receive specialized instruc
tion nnd supt•rvised practice de
signed to improve their reading
skill. Similar training given at
Lewis and Clark college, and nt
Stanford univcrsily has demon
strah:d thnt a minimum cUort is
~CfeC'hve in appreciably raising
gcade!. The clnss will be repent
ed next seml•sler.
Capital Hill
Barber Shop
1103 Taylors Ferry Road
Hair Cuts $1.00
~ IIW• Wen or BGJ'~ •
DbopplAI' Oente1'
1:n tbe Oyu,
:l"ri4&:J, Deoember 4 3:30 p.m.
~ ne.e u.t ttd\ ~ 01 ttJe
........ ,.. ,.,
BOB DAWES -rtt'iiNcoi1's
Ttolretll 11.00 The group will sail on tho
Lurline June. l6. All exponses
are includod in the gonor11l cost
which will botwoon $67S and
$7SO. Anyone mteroatod 1n tak
ing this tnp should contact
Mrs. Harcourt 41 aoon 115 poa·
aiblo in order thoJ rMorvaiion s
may be obtained at an Olll'ly
daJc.
• • •
Campus wedding bells can sllll
be heard 10 full fore!!. November
couples arc Burbara L1cnord nnd
Wayne James mnrned No\'~Jmbe:r
16 and B1ll Sh!!OBiey and Pul
Lnncc who wall become Mr. ond
Mrs. tomghL
• • •
Pledges of Alpha Gamma
will entertain mombers aJ a
spaghetti dinner. Sunday. No·
cembor 2.2. a.t the home of Do·
)ores Beyer.
• • •
The Associated Women Stu
dents' slumber party for dormi
tory and Portlnnd students, sched·
uled for November 24, has been
moved to Februnry 1.
Watercolor Exhibition
Due at Campus Gallery
Thq; art dcpru tmenl wtU pre
sent an ex h 1 b l t 1 o n by Elliot
O'Hara, nat1onnlly known pmnter
of watercolors, November 23 in
Peebles art gaUc.ry.
The pa.intmgs, which wtJl b(! on
exhibition !or two weeks, hav~
been travelmg 0 circuit or vari
ous art centers.
A movrc by O'Hnra on watea
color painting will be shown nt
the No\·ember 24 nrl department
coruerence All m~rested personl;'.
art majors or not, nrr: invited t'
attend, according to Bernard
Hinshaw, head of the arL depart
ment.
O'Hara hns wnttcn several
books on watercolor tet•hntquc
Hartness Speaks at Y
"Mnkm~ th<. Mo t of Your Food
Dollar" wit be the topic di ·
cussed by Helen Hartnt!SS, home
economics instructor, when she
addresses n group of young mar
ried women nt the YWCA Tuc;
day afternoon, November 24.
HOME CRAFT
HOUSE
Xmu is coming, and we ha•e
distinctive handmade gifts in
a wid• v&r1ety.
Al·o 'l cooperaliVI' buyrng plnn
thnt lets you and )'our famaly
buy nearly all your ne .. •ds ul
co t'
82SS S. W. 19th at Barbur
CH 9229
Burlingame Beauty Shop
Permanant Waving $8.50' up
Open evenings by appointment.
CH 3636
Comer Terwilliger Blvd. & Taylors Ferry Rd. PIONEER LOG
LC on the Air
"l.cwls nnd Clnrk 1s on the
AJr," hunrd on Sundllya !rom
5:30 to tJ p.m. over KPO.I, wlll
rroutur•' tc .. ·crul numbers by lhe
ll)•mphonlc bond lJndcr John
Richards .
Also Included on the pro
grnm Will Lc n 11olo by st•nior
BonmC! Hensley, nnd n ptano
duet by Robert Stoltze, nsslst
unl p1 ofcssor or mus1c and
Hugh Trutton. ThPy wtll ploy
0Makrokosmo Suite," by Bela
Bartok.
• • •
KCON w11l broadcast the
CMtrnl Wnshmgton-LC foot
ball game at 2 p.m. Saturday.
TICKET COLLECTOR PagG Thr04!
ISC Slates Dancing,
Games for Saturday
Pions urc complcl.c for thr. an
nual mtcr-sorority "recreation
nlghl." which will be held tomor
row evening 10 the Rhock from
8 to l2 p.m.
Bmgo, monopoly, canasta,
danemg nnd rrl.fre!lhments ore all
In order tor the evening's cntcr
unnmcnt. All sorority members,
plcdgt .. and thear dntc-s arc urged
to attend ,according to Marilyn
Sather, chairman for the evcnL
Patronesses for the cvcnmg arc
Mrs L~"onorn Von Antwerp, Mrs.
Edath Smrth nod 'M155 MarJorie
Fessenden . Clean-up will be pro
vided by the pledg~ of the rP
spectrvc sororltics.
''The purpose or the Soci:ll I
to hclp the vanous sorority mcm-bCCil to become better acqualna
ed with each other," sold Mrmlyn
Suther, "and 1omorrt>w cvcnmg'a
nct•vhics will tnkc the place Ol
thr! annual lnter-sororJty bn11
dance and hoy ride:·
Biology Students
Plan Organization
Tentative pllnu for organizing
a brology club were discuss ,(!,
when 22 members or the soen ~
department met nt the home of
Dr. Fr.mc1s C. Cdchrlst Thurs
day ev(!tling, November 12.
Membership WllJ COOISil of mu
jors an brology nnd mine.ralogy
onci will mc:lude prc-medlcru
nnd pre-dental students.
Diane Ports Meet LC' ers Dr Arthur C. Jones, promin
ent Portland physician, was guest
~penl:er . He stressed the Jmpor
tanee of having a hobby to re
I ieve body st.Tcss so that the sys
tem will not be overwxed, By Herbert Scholder
A n~:w w 1y to make.: acquaint
ances has been discOVi!!'ed by r~d
hnh·~d Dtnne Ports, sophomore.
She sent p••oplc lrdf!Jc l1cket
warnings.
Umnc. who was n freshman
nlong wuh the: prl.!-'4t!Ilt JUnior
rlass, took a yenr off from school
to cnrn some mont.•y. She worked
as o typu!L-clerk in thl! parking
tog div1810n of the mumopnl
l ourl nnd dmms she became qu1te
familinr with n number of LC
faces.
RHpons.e Mancla.lory
P .. -oplc who r ,:1vcn tra.!.Uc
vlolauon ciU:1l1ons must report
wlthtn mnc days. ln case of fall·
ure to respond Diane's JOb wos
to send out a "courtesy note"
wh1ch requested the recipient to
"be advl5cd that a warrant ior
your arrest has been lSSUL"<i."
The VOYAGEUR came tn
hrutdy !or D1ane. She kept a copy
around nL the ollice so thal she
could tdcnt1fy va.nous LC persons
zts lhey came in to pay thetr fines.
Thnt's how stic met last year's
VOYAGEUR cchtor, Bob B1sscll!
The oUJcc Daane worl:cd m,
was locnted in poli.:c headquar
ters which made :for interesting
atmosphere . There was a bouse
nlnnn system wh•cll was p1ped
through c\'cry room m the bwld
mg.
''Each ume there was a rob
bery, Lhe dam Oung would go
off,'' Dtnne c.xplcuns. "And 1t
bnrked like n seal.''
W aJches Tria.la
During lunch hours and reliefs
01nne nnd hl'r co-worke.rs would
amuse themselves and pass the
tmw bv walking down tbl.• hall
Class to Hear Bastine
Scmor class pre ldent J.tc:k
Bastine will speak Lo T. J. Ed·
monds' personnel managcm~::.~
class, 10 a.m., November 24 in
B-30 about his recent trip to Se
attle, Washington when he rep·
resented Lewis nnd Clark college
at the Pacific Northwest Person
nel Mnnngement association con
vention.
Oaks Figuu Club In..Ues
you to aee the spectacular
'HOLIDAY
IN
RHYTHM'
OAKS RINK
Nov. 18-19-22-23
For Ticket lnformatlon:
OAKS RINK
EM 5722 AT POLICE S!I .. TION
tond golng Into some oC the court
rooms to watch trtnls m prog
ress.
Dmnc qu1l her job thiS Si!p
te.mbt:r to atLc:nd school, but she
hop<'S to return to work next
summer
When not busy in U'ofltc court,
Dmnc who hvcs m tSewart hall,
m1ght b~ termed a "culture vul
ture with a bug for Beethoven."
An ardent mus1cum, she pln)>'S the
Uintonc an the pep band nnd likes
clOSSlC..r.J ffiUSIC
Faculty Members To
Allend Athletic Meet
O~.:un Charles Howard \~ ' n P·
resent the Lc\~is nnd Clark :fnc.
ulty at the annual fnll meetmg cf
the Pac.1f.ic Northwest lntcn::olle·
g1utc Athletic conference which
is scheduled for the Multnomnh
hotel beginning at 2 p.m., run
nang through the afternoon nnd
C\'enmg or November 27.
Eldon Fix and coaches Joe Hu
ston, Warren Smith nnd At Akins
will represent Lewis nnd Clnrk
nt the comm1ttcc meetings o!
coaches and managers who will
meet jointly ns part or the con·
fcrcnce to select all-conference
football team members, next
'car's s~hedulcs, nnd other bus:
ness pert.ninins to the othletk
pn:srnm. I
Shovel Causes Blackout
A scoop dlovcl digging n con
duit ditch at the sJte of the new
m c n s dormitory, nCJdently
!'truck one oC the buned electric
cables, causing n tc:mponuy
blackout ut the cnfcterio, gymna
sium nnd Palatine manor latl!
Monday nftcrnoon_
The college hns R set of emer
gency generators to take care of
the cafeteria in c:nse of power
failure. "Get out ot the work-n-dny
world mto romcthing f:DUrely
different," urged Or. Jones. "E,;
nlorc n variety of oullcta for your
lntcnt tnlents. Pkk one whJch
requires reading ns well as man
ual dexterity. One of the btgg~
nd\;antages or cduculion lS that
u oncnts one to the scheme of
frungs. The chorcc of on nvoca
Uon 1S next 1n Importance to th~
choice of a professton or ot a
mate."
Phipps Takes Over
'Child is Born' Lead
Rosem11ry Phipps. ircshmnn.
wiU replace senior Suzanne Wal
dron in the leading female role
in "A Child Is Born," the second
major ploy of the season. Su
zanne was forced to gh•c up her
role due to outside c:ommlLmenls.
Rosemary made her LC debut
in n featured role m .. Ah, Wli
ifemess." presented last month.
BcauJiful Wcddiog Gowns
Bridal Parties Dressed
Fotatals
"'-lcrJt Rf'.nJIOn!lbte
lhnn H=•lT·lo-\Vcar
Susan Twombly
C'Hen7 usa
CARO-AMICO
PIZZERIA
Italicm Dinners
S!!rved in ihe old Pina House
10 n renl Italinn ntmosphCl
3606 s. W. Bazbur
BR 9265 Bl•d.
Bob's Signal se .. vice
Let Us Give Your Car the Best Possible Care
* Lubrications
*Batteries
*Tires
Fast -Efficient -Courteous Service
8505 S. W. Terwilliger Blvd. CH 2549 Page Four PIONEER LOG Frida)•, Novombor 20. 1953
ura tars
Varsity Basketball Roster Afternoon Till Pioneer '53-54 Basketball Card
FORWARDS
H C Town
Ken Seryu• • • ;;.5 Sr Ore Cuy
M. Schroeder• • • 6·1 Sr. CUy tF) H c
Don Wal'd ti-5 F'r
Lcn·cn M tcht'l:;on ti-6 Fa ;,;~~~
1Sel for Reed
Htll~ Ol!c. 3-Pot"tland S. at Lincoln
Dec.
Ill: c. S-St. Mo.rtin'a hort.
J 1·12-Chaco St'\lt. tht.rt•, •Jon 18-Col of ldnho, Coldwell
• Fob. 2-Lanfiold, hero.
•Jt'eb. ~ \\ lll.cmtltt. flt S'lh•m.
· Fl'll u WlllnmoHo , hero.
•reb. IZ--Linfiold , hem•. Jack Borko' S·ll Jr Gresh
Rny Hyde 6-1 Jr Csty (W)
Dkk Grnnt b·l Fr B~nv
Fred Great wood li·l So Ctty (C)
CENTERS
Hal Adrian • 6·1 So W Linn GUARDS
Gorr Jackaon' • S·lO Jr Ctty IJ)
D~ane 8rad1•' 6·0 So Powers
Ch~t Starr 5-10 Jr Citv •
Joe Bouhn 6-0 Fr Pow, I'S
Gcn~ Hdm 6·0 Fr Tigard
Tom Hogg 5-ll So Ore Caty
ictorious Orange Meet
CWCE in Home Finale
Conch Joe Huston's LewJ.S nnd
Clark Paoncers. with a two shut·
out wm st.rcnk. will take on one
of the better Ocnlrul w·nstun.:l·
ton tenms to come out of Ellens
burg an • C\'{'rnt ) cnrs, in the !mal
hom game tomorTIO\\ at 2 p.m.
CWCE Wildcats. "'lnle fmtsh
mg ftfth tn the E\ crgre<:n conf.:;r.
encc. dectSI\'cly tmunced West
em WnsMngton 23-1!!. LC and 'FROSH FULLBACKS'
Westen\ fought to o 6-6 tte. . • . Loft, Earl Engebretson.
Ccntrnl Washington, coached right. Gontt Flippin. Serrilic pile
by L. G. Cnnnody, runs from n _d_r_iv_in_g;:;__L_C_fu_l_Jb_a_c_k ___ d_u...;o_. ____ _
T fonnntion. One of their out-will bear lhc brunt or the offen
standing stnrs as right halfback 51,.e loud along wlU1 the passmg
Don Pacrcc. a tricl..·y trJplc threat-of Jtm Johnson and Pete Hop
<'r. Bob Htbbatd anchors a slrong kins. End AI Scott nnd center
line from his centct' slol. Quar-Stan Rnddlff, \•:ith leg injuries,
terback BtU Ha.·:dman handles \\'til miss the non-lencuc ttlt. thnt
the passmg nnd fullback Don could squnrc the Orange season
Rundl supplies backfreld cround record at 4-4. but should be rendy
power for the Hawn.U trek.
Th• locnls \\'Ill cont.tnue lO em·
ploy the ddensc tactics that bril·
lsanUy smothered the Pacific and
Rambler running attacks. Backs
Franksc Ftur. Jim Sm1th. Calc~
Cook nnd Earl Engebretson, out
stnndmg in the Senttlc fracas, By CurJ C<>ponhagon,
3 po rw Jlelt tor Dec. 1•1-Mttlhel' J.'wld, tht'n•,
oro, w soc~ 1t J\!;ht>Jnd.
DCK:. 22· U of Portland horo.
D•c.
Jan
• Jan. 28-So~thern Orogon, hor~ .
,, L of Portl. od there.
8 Pacafic, bore. f l b L<J I .lnftt ld, lht r·
'Fob. 19 20 Col of Jdoho. horo.
·rob 12-WhUmnn . horo .
• fo"cb. 2:> Pac111t thtrc In an intrnmut•al bottlt' LC's
nll-slst· club clashes with Reed
on their gddiron at 3 p.m.
lhts afternoon. •Jon. 0 P tc1hc r1t 1-~orc st GrOVl'.
few limes •Jon 15-16-Whatmon, there 1t as on\! of the
a selected nll-stnr March 2-Portlund Stoto. bore.
•March S-W11l .1111 It nt Snlcrn.
team will •Dcnot••!\ conference game.
------------------------~----------------------------------------- blend tts tal~nts m nctunl gnm~
action. Thts w1ll nl~o be nn 1m·
uol attempt to furthCl mtrnmural
athletic relnttons b. tv. ccn col
h;ges m the local mctropolitnn
I,
Strub LoadJ Team
\c:tmg captam, tmlbnck Bob
I Slrut.z, hcld 1 wo rwoctlccs thas
past week to wh1p th~ squad into
u plnymg umt LC's st •rltng llno..'
up w1ll be ba<'ks Strutz. Ston
Hnrr•s, Ros Connors und J\ 1
NH·kels. ends Ed Tot•vs nnd Dn,·e
Dnna•ls und c~ntcr Mnrv E\'ans.
'Mural all-stars nnd ell) lengtH!
personnt.'l l'Omposc the R"cd
fo~. Fred McCnndl css and Bob
Greenberg handle pn!.S duties
with ends Lloyd Olson and Bob
McRae and back Tom Moulton
letldmg recd\'ers. Halfback Hnn·y
Jae<lbs. Olson and Mc'Rllc led
Reed's intramural season scor
mg.
Pioneers Boast Suong Resorvos
A strong Pioneer reserve m
cludL'S outst.andmg w in g m c r
Chuck Gengler, Dale Tomlinson
and Larry Bcrtrnm; <'t!ntcr Georgt
Jc!fcrson ; halfbacks Art Shop·
herd, Dyrk Lansdon nnd Bill
Smethurst.
Basketball practice. injuries
nnd schedule conflicts pared the
oriJ!tnnl 25-man all·slal' lostor to
appro.xtmaldy 15 rnon
Portland university 's undefoat ·
ed city league crow wu original·
lv sabbod for the pod season
alcinnilh. Howevor, P. U.'s di.Jin·
Jeresl and lack ot organization • forced cancellation of the game. Two Straight Shutouts;
Mudmen Bury Seattle
. . . Upper,
Pole Hoplcin.s;
I o w • t' Caley
Cook. By Ma.n Evana
Scor1ng on two posses :mel n 03-ynrd ground
drtvc, the Ptonccrs shd to n 10·0 vtctory ov~:r the
mud bowl lnst Soturdny nltt'rnoon. Despite ctrong
gusts of wmd and n shck ball Uw locnl gttds t~'rS
played a wide opf.'n gnmc usmn lloth Jntl•rals nncl
pnsscs to good advnntnge, On dl•fc)OSt', the lluston
mt.'n continued to be lmpcnctrnblt•,
The hrsl touchdown wns pushed across on n orw
yard plunge by QB J1m .lohnsun w1th just ,JO set··
onrls to go 1n thl' hal£. 'rhts was lh<' culmtnnuon or
a 03-yurd drive sparked by n t1iplc lateral pluy,
good for 24 yards. 'l'hc nine-play nttar.k wus Jt'd by
bucks Cnley Cook ltnd Fronk Fair who nppcl off
SIZCDblc t tn
Hopki.Ju to Staphera-Two TD a
The rc..-,l o ·he of!cnst• for thL dny wns spnrkl.>d
Fntr. P~tc Hopkin !! nnd t!nd, Clark Stephens Fmr
led statiStiCS wllh n very crL'<iitablc 9 2 B\'l•tagc on
nine carries while Hopkins <'omplctcd four out of
five passes, two or wh1ch were touchdown tosses
to Stephens .
The secpnd TO ended n 75-ynrd dnvc which SflW
Fa1r reel ore a 30·y:ard run followed by a Dnlc
Brethauer to Gene Fhppin Intern! lor 2 yards. A
-F-.--
1 -N-W--C--f ___ S_l __ d_in_ pass from Hopkins to Stephens
ana • • on erence an gs tn the lllfl Hal Wtl!l good lor the W, z;.. T. Pot. PJ' P.a.
Col. af Jd c ho r; o o 1 ooo l91 c;ll marker.
l.lntl• hi B ' 0 ,GOO 6!1 77 Wtllam••ll" 2 1 t .GOO liO 67 The second TO endl'd n 75-ynrd
l.nwi~ ·Chuk. :! 3 o .400 Ill 7S drive which ~iB\\ F11r reel off ... \\'ltllmhn '.! 3 o . tOO tl!< 111 "
ttactflr. . o • 1 .ooo :n o• SO-yard run followed by a Dale
La at Wook'' Rosulta Brethnucr to Gt nt Flippin lot
l.ln{l• ld \\ Ill' mt t 1 11 \\'h trnnn l f' u~!Cic " l.C Ill, Squ ·Jt 1 am 0 crnl fo1 22 ynrds. A pus., from
Hopkins to Stephens In the left
flat wns good for the marker Weok ond Schedul~
t.r ~'"~ntrnt ' him n • a...... A few moments latt•r Doug Day \\'Ill ·G'al I "'J It :; n l.ul& Oblllvo recovered 3 Rambler fumble on
omen's Shorts' the Seattle 22. The first down
found three Pioneer poss rcc:ctv
crs in the clear with Hopkins
throwing to Stephens ror the
rcorc. Flippin kicked the c..'Ctra
point for the final count. By Mad Stanislo~ao. Women'a Sports Editor
Volleyball ncllon hns started an from Marilyn Mason,
eo.rnesl and the gals nrc really of the contest.
whoopmg-it-up. Lorraino "lby'' Meara led LC
Led by Rowena Kryder and scorers in coppmg first place In
captain M u.. n Mnson, the ping-pong followed by Dorothy
"Stewart Stornpttn:" showed o lot Frazer. Mnry Ann Hansen ~d
ns th~\ t r Junn d c .lpLam Liz Marilyn Muon.
RauschninP' s "Giggling Gam· Carol Pfl~ger captured swlm
ma.s" 48-19. Lol'l!\ll\t Dimorf'. ming honor lor LC with a fir,t
"Dolpb-ey"" n1so won 27· 24, no... ~n the fr..:estylc event. Arla Juno
'ng out the mdP.pendent "Eight· Woia plul!cd third 10 the brcol>t
ball EigbJ," captained by K.1thy stroku nnrl the medley and 80
Mnjovski. yard I'Cioy learns took tlil.ird and
Th~ Valley-Nine League's fir,:t fourth, 1 cspectively. Other team .. Hawaii ..
.. Grid .. Calls ..
When you pause ..• make it count ... have a Coke ·. • mter-school swamming ond pinJ!-mcmbP.rs were Myraa Horner,
pong tournnnlenl, held ot Mnryl- Ruth Morgan. Karen McDaniel ,
hursL November 5, wns n ''huwl· Jean Shoemaker and Pat Walkor.
mg success," accordmg to rcport11 In case you'te in doubt Of! to When l .. t'WIS and Clark's grld
ncn travel :1cross the Pl&t'tflc to
me••t the l1nivcl'$1ly of Hnwnu
Rmnbov.".S nt Honolulu, Dcccmb1•r
4, it will mark the !irst occO'm
athletic tnp 10 the school's his·
tory
Tht• Hnwmlons nrc located on
the 1sland oC Oahu JH·nr· H••nolulu,
2000 m1lcs from the coust of Calt
fornln 'l'ht• unlver:stty wns cstnb
hllhcd m 1907 as o college of ogli
t;ullum nnd mechn111c arts und
was changed to the Unlversitv
Botlled Under Authority of ll\e Coca-Cola Company by
COCA-COLA 80'11 LING COMPANY OF OREGON
PORTLAND. OREGON
~-• • "P Pa e4 •a~• e ""' NEED A RIDE?
D. D. Mitchell . janitor In Pala
tine Manor, has apaco for four
passengers , leaving cempua
~bout 2:30 p.m. dally. One WdY
only.
Go by Capitol Hill. Wost Port·
land to Multnomah . If intorost
od ••• Mr. Mitchell in poraon.
Plea~:e no pboao calt..
CRAB BOWL
17th and Barbur
CH 4027
GOOD SEA FOOD
CRAB BOWL No. 2
S. E. McLo~ghlin It OmatJlla
VE 9689 the time ol future hot \'ollcy
ball contc:sw. JUSt follow the mas
culine m1grnuon to the gym gal
lery every Thursday nt noon.
REDUCE
Your Auto Jnsuranc s Coats
Drivers 16 Year:. and Up
as low as $42.00 a ~·ec.r
I 0/20 LiabilUy
For Appointme nt Seo
Ron U seldinger
on c:ampua
or call VE 6673
Eves. EA 1682
Goorgo Ha11koll • ot Howou an 1!>21 Present cn-
roUmont ts 43!l5.
I Couch Huston will pul ht!l 27-
m m learn throuJ::h duny practice
drlllli on one uf the nthlel1c faelds
udJ cent to the univena ty. The
colo1 ful HnWOilflhll piny lhctr
home •nm•.m in lhl'ir huge Hono
lulu Muntctpal sturltum, wh1ch
UU\ 20,000. The RamLows' coach
Is tllland-born Iif:hry \' .t"conccl
los, wtu> 15 111 htll Sl'l'ond yr•nr ns
athleth• du cdor :uul hcncJ root
ball l'flach
Dreamland Drive-In
-Orden to Go-
Drop ln Qlld Try :t Chili-Dog -5 Minutr-Drive from School
7850 S. W. Barbur Blvd. Open 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. I
'
i-20
rl.S
k
nt Chris
S to 1937.
c:turcd tn
d Stnlt•!l
Stepney,
I to 1943,
KER
LLER
Stanford
most S';·
s of the
ns acllvc
y move
:iment or
~ every
at every
! not just
at Stnn
Ctrst mun
r:hing np·
rc!Jgion
:nivcrsity.
chaplains
a courses.
1rcmcnts
' religion
where he
tant. H,.
culty or
• semm-
of threu
. " ''The
or K;u 1
clu\.i
Christian
ch, bemg
n·in-Lifc
• his be
:er
1 address,
numbers.
rcsid~e.
• tee
9031 Dt. 'I', Z. Kon, pr{ scntly pro.
rcssor of Ortcntol studlc!l ot. th~
!Jnlvm~ 'Y nf lown. wHl ndd1 Cl15
ll 5P•'CUII COIIVOt•(ltion Ql 12:30
p m. WL•dncsdny, Novcmb1•r l5
1n the thcolcr.
ClnS!Jcs nurmnlly i!clwdulcd for
thnt hout· will bl' dhuniR!tcd for
the c:om ocnhon nccordlng to Dr
Chnrk W llnward, dean of fac
ulty.
Dr Koo is o rormN of!Lctnl l!l
the dcp.ulm~nl or rnilwoys for
the Cnancj;•' Nnll<mul govcrnm~nt
DS wcJI as au octn c pnrllcapnnt
an Yl\lCA nnd church work in
Chino. He wns ul o n professor
ot one oC the umvcrsllits an Cht·
nn
HtJ hus b1 en a rcsidt•nt o( the
UnUcd States for '' number of Ur. T. Z. Koo
Professor ol Oraontal studlfts at
Jhe Univorslty of lowe. ycttrs but hns mndn mnny trap:.
1o Chana nnd hnu current con
tucUl \VIth the 111luution thi!rc nna
throughout the Orient.
Dr. Koo IS currently tourir•b
the Northwest under the spon lOr
ship or the Puclrk NorthWf!St
YMCA-YWCA student councils,
sprukang nt mnny of the c•Jilegcs
Jn the oren
The college oworded Dr Koo
lhC! honorary degree of Doctor of
Human Letters Ul Jn.l!) when nc
wa-' the prino.apnt !ipcaker durtnl!
comcnc ment exercises here..
Dr. Koo wall address the con
\'Ocnllon on the subject, 'The
Wor of !dens Jn the Onent "
In has spcakmg appearances .
Or. Koo usuaiJy wears his nnUvc
C'tunesc scholnr's robe.
. 1867
Vol. XII • P1onoor Log, Portland , Orogon. F'riday. Novombor 20, l9S3 Number 10
Thela Mermaids lo Preseni'Neplune' Musical
In Annual Talent Show Tuesday, December I
A dny of Hie m Dave~ · Jones' I Co-chaarmen of the show are
lockc.r will l'<.' pictured m ' Ncp Ann ChriStian Otto nnd Rojean
tunc Nonsense.'' the nnnunl Th(:-Stivers. Marie Ed m o n d s on is
tn Kappo talent ussl•mbly sc.h~d president o! Theta Kappn.
ulcd Cor the thenter at 11 n.m. The Theta talent assembly is
Tuel!:dny, December 1. an an.nual event and is uaed ns
The mw ic'll fnnt.'lsy will por 11n exchange show and t. 'ent• • trny li~ beneath the:-sen ln n VJ\-to high schools for public reln·
riety of acl rnngmg from solo tioru~ purpof;es.
numbers to a "mermaid can-can" Commiltt•< chnlrmnn !or the
complete with King Neptune. show nre as follows: Donnn Dny, In the planning stngc sancc lnst
surnm~r. the Theta Kappa show
has been m rehearsal for the
pnst month-nnd-.n-hnll. Theta's
have nskcd the help of outside
men when needed. One a<:t to ap.
pear ls the muns' quartet, com
posed of Hnrold Adrian, Doug
Day, Ron HollensttJd and Roy
.Shearer. ~IBR ARY
For Friday, December 4
A new banrl-thc Billy Mny bnnd wtth the "fresh approach"
to musac wtll mnkt• an nftcrnoon appearance tn the LC gym
l''ridny, Ot•ccmher 4. Time o( the performance is 3;30 p.m.
Tackct.s lor the afternoon concert stand wfll be $1 wilh
proce .. ds going townrd the purchaft~ of uniforms for the Pep
band Tickets nrc on sale tod11y nnd throughout the next two
weeks from any Pep bnnd member or from the booY..store.
Ttckc-ts w1l1 also be sold at other points on campus to be dcStg
nuted at n later date, according to George Marandnc, ASLC
prf: tdlnl ond chn1rmrm of lhP.
event
T1ckctJ will nh1o he sold nt the
door on the dny of the perform
ance Th rc wdl be opproximnt.c
ly 2000 llCnts for tllc one day
stnnd
Acclaimed by CrWcs
Ac:dntmcd by crltacs n "The
most cxcatang dance bnnd of thc
dc,·nd('," th" Btlly Mny orchestra
Will lndudc the five Encores,
fast rtSlnc vocnl group ns well os
the fine 17 •Piece COnCPrt nnd
dunce bnnd .r~aturcd anstru·
rnentally Ill thr• bnnd as liDXO·
phone player Bob Dnwcs. D<~wC3
[J; n former member of such bands
as Chnrhc Bnmet, Benny Cood
mun anrl Tommy Don; ... y
Al1>0 on Records
The Moy band Is only two ) cars
old but hns won much nccJnam us
bolh n top donee bnnd nnd nn out
st.ondinc rccordmg group. The
B11ly Mny orchcslnl rose to fnmc
with some of the1r recordings on
the Capitol label.
Arrangements lor the concert,
whach Ill bcmg he.ld primarily to
purchnsc Pep brand umforms,
were mndc through the student
councJl and promoted by 11 specull
student eommattcc.
BccaUic LC 1s the only college
tn the northwest nrcn whose PP.p
band is \\ athout uniCorms, the
committee urges students to at
tend. Symphony Sets
Firsl Concert
The collcl:!c symphony orchC$
trn, under the d1rcction of Bons
Su-po, will present Its first con
C'~"rt of the ycnr at 3·30 p m, No
vember 2:!, in the theater.
fncluded in the pro1 ram w'll
be: Prometheus 0\·crturc, Bee
thoven; I Movement from Lon
don Symphony, Hoytin, and Ctlr
mcn swtc, Bizet.
The program will nlso lcnturc
soloists from the orcllcstra F~
lW"cd will be Claire Hodgkins,
'IoJinjst in Lo Folia, by Corelh;
Betty Chestnut. celhsl, and Jer
ry HllJ'T'is, viollSt, in Solitude. by
Sabe1LU3; Adrienne Hill. flutist ui
Nocturne, by Sibe!Ju.s; and w
ry Morrell, trumpeter ln P:rnya
of ~aint Gregory, by Hovhan~.
Mid-Term Grades
Ready Monday
Fcnturc acts of tht ororit\'- publicity; D1nne MncKcnr:1e, cos
sponsored .show will include n tumcs: Mary Lynn Holm, stage
duet number with Alice Schmidt manager; Alice Schmidt, proper
and Fronk Elliott starring, titJS; Marie Edmondson, music:
"three men in a lub" with Dean Pnuln Scott, donees: Donna Jewell
Orton, John Howe and Arl Claw-and Kathcrme Goynk. makeup:
son, o solo by Virgmin Bitar and Bonnse Belle Stcwnrt. makeup,
another duel with Bonnie Belle and Walter Eck, lJghtlng 'Lure of Islands' Beckons
LC Gridders, Educators Mtd-seme:ster grade reports
wlll be O\'nilablc to stud~1ta on
Monday. November: 23. according
to n r gutrnr's office announce
ment.
Students should mnkc nppolht
ments with their counselors to
p1ck up grnde slaps durmg the
next week.
Stewart ond Craig Singletnry do-Work on costumt:s has been The "Lure of thL J 'lrnds" will
cnll 27 plnvcrs from the football
team, Coa<'.hcs Joe Huston and AI
Akuu. Mnnaccr Howard Gilmore
nnd others us the'' board a North- me the vocnl work. . I done by Theta Knppa olumns.
Phs Mu Alphn, mens musac _ -west Aarhnes DC-6B December
honomry, is takinr. charg" or or-c , D · r· d
chc~ trntlon and musical nrranr ampus riVe ln S 1 bound !or Hawnh.
The mnm purpose of lhe lrlp is
to mnkt• up !or the :H-20 defeat
LC suffcred last yenr nt the hnnds
of the Universaty of Hnw1\ti, but
the OC\.-.asaon will also serve. ns n
,•acnhon for some. Mukmg th<:
tr1p nrc Dehn nnd Mrs. C. W
ltownrd, Dr. and Mrs. U. G. Du
hnch nnd Gerry Crockwcll, '·19,
wmner oC the.• season t1ckct sales
contest jng ns well ns the Instrumental Students Behind $600
end of the show •
Upcoming Chapel
Slates Harrington
D1·. John B. Hurnngton. pro!cs
SOl' o( philosophy Ond rC'hg1on,
IS Speaker in chopcl SCrVICCS Da·
ce.mbcr 3. H1s topic will· be "Lw
lng Crcalavcly with Uncertainty ."
Dr Hoa·nngton rcc·cJvc...>d hlS
B. A., M. 1\. nnd Ph. D. Irom
Prmccton unlvcrslly nnd latc:r r('
CCJvcd h1s master of dtvtruty
from the Umon Thc...'Olocacnl s~m
annry. Be returned lo campus thi.s
Sl'mcslcr from n ycnr's study un
der n fo"ord Founc;lntlon fellowshap .
He as tnking the Prote-stant
vww thnt there nrc no flxcd or
final solutions nnd no false bar
ncr'S between sncrt;d ond secular
life and Its JH'Obh•ms.
IU!IHIII QllUIIIUllll!lDIDlllllltlUIIIUIHIIUIDOOIIliUIIIUII!lllll 1.1111 0 I
No School, LOG
With no c:lnuo' cchodulod for
Thursday and f'rld 'Y of next
wook due to Thunksgiv&nq vaca
tion. the LOC atalf wtll take Us
firat vucntion of tho school year
to onjoy turkey. all the lrlmmang t
and a littlo rost. The noxt 1uue
of tho pllpor will bo out Friday.
December 4. Rf!pc>rl.. from 60 p('rcent of the
Cnrnpus Chest solacitors sho"
t•ontrabutlous m this ycnr's driv£>
$ll00 short of lhc $1000 coni oc
oordang to Chet Stnrr, student
chairman 01 th~ drive. .
Sllldent ~:untrlbutions w~rc col
lc(•tcd dw·ang tilt.' week of Octo
be' 19-23 but because of slow
respon~.>c, the• ddve wns extended
thr~:c weeks. Wath fratcrmtacs n -
s1stang tn thl..' fmnl push for do
nnuons, lo date the sum of $100
n.as been collected from student .
Fnculty nnd s&uff C()nlrabutions
total S 1700 to dntc, 1 cports Don
nld Balmer, focult.)t chuirmnn. He
.. dds that the amount ancludcs
only 75 per cent of those sohcat
cd The gnmc with tho Umvcrstt\ 1
or Hawnu Wtll be broadcnst lo
t'nlh {lV~r stnllon KGON on the
C\ l'mng of December -l
'l'hcre nrc sc\·~rnl rcservauons
c;tall ll\ mlable for the tr1p, whach co ls $3Ji.90. Amlngcments nrel
bcmg hondled by Cruse-Kuhn
travel bua'Cau Jnformauon on
compus can be hnd from Eldon
Ftx, dar£>ctor of nthh'tlcs.
Spccml features of the tSlnnd
Classes Set December 1 Meetings;
Junior President Cancels Confab
Th1 "( c nss mcetmgs wall he w11l bl 1 enbinet mt'eting nt the
ht>ld on Tuesday, Dcccmb~r 1, ut wgulnrly scheduled timl'
12 30 p m. Sophomore presadcnl Chuck
Act·ording to Jack Rnslinc, J('nkins nd\'iSl$ thnt Lhe chscf
nrcsidl.'nt, Uw mniu order of bu~;i-tl('m oC buamcss will be 1hch·
ness nt the t•lass mcPllng wall he donee with Delh1 Phi Gnmmn so
the dane~? ortcr the Sl. MnrUns n.lflty t.o be held in F<!brunry.
home bn6ketbnll gnmc Dl!c. 5. AI-The heshmen, under the lend
so on the ngcndn wsll uc dillrus- orship of Ed Tocvcs, will be cora·
t:.'ion o{ the doss g\ft to the 1\chool. ccrncd with the nrrnngements
Thr. 1wmoro will meet 10 B-30 for their asscmbl •. Initiation f,>r
Dnvc Lanier JUnior clnss prcsi-next year's trcshmen will also
dent, rL·ports thnt there will be• be discussed. Freshmen wlll m~:N
no doss meeting, hoWc\'t•r there In the c:hnpel. Itinerary wall mclude n tour o
lhe umvcrslt)• enmpus, n e~rclc
tour of Oahu, n "luau ' and n va.s.at
to the "Hawaii Calls" :rudio show
at the Bnnynn Court or the
Monna hotel. The mid-semester grndcs are
not ent<'red on the permanent
record but nrc mcrcly an indica
taon to the :student ol his progress.
Encores on May Program
THE ENCORES . vocal ~up of nlltional recording fame. will appear
on tho Billy May program in tho LC gym a.& 3::10 p.m. Friday. De
c:embor I. ISeo aJory &1 top of page.) Page Two
Root of the L(JG
Suggestlcm~ made by n senior in last '' eck's LOG ~oncern
mg the merlt.s of adopt.ing an honor system at Lewis and
Clark nrc fundamentally based on u progrsm thnt hns been
\tnder considcrntion Cot· sc\·c.ral years by the college. Needless
to say, lStudcnts are mo~l d1rcctly affectt.•d by dtshonesty m
exnmmntions, whether commiued by others or by them
seh es. And to be :;ure, Jim Butler's thoughts on the subj~ct
represent a segment of stud~nt opinion.
But the LOG purports thnt Butler's judgment was !nulty,
when he v.~.rote the statement: " •.• lhc loss of revenue due to
the ell:puls•on of crooked students would be n serious blow to
the economic conditions of the college.'' Mor~o."'\'er lhe LOG
beltevcs th3t this is not the conccnsus oi the student body.
The fmnnc.ml mothration wh1ch, the wnter implicates, di
rects the college not to discharge those students. reported
and pvoved to h:we cheated, 1s an im·ahd point. Would $1000
loss suffered by the college in the dismtssal of one student
make a sizeable difference to the administrallon who an
nually sets out Lo raise $200,000? We think not.
Fw Lhe~more, Le,,·is and Clark college. whose paramount
obJecuve 1s to de\•elop frank and trustworthy graduates
would, upon consideration, drop from enrollment those per
sons who continually have disregarded moral principles.
The LOG's policy has been to encourage student opinion
to be aired under the "Bark of the LOG." However it suggests
to students who could mnke nccusntlons against Lewis anti
Clark college accusations thnt not only nre rc3d on this
campus, but also at other institutions and by p~rsons veri
tab]) throughout the United States-that they provide def
JDJte evidence LO sub~iantia te their charges.
Root of Civilization PIONEER LOG
Bob-0-Lines
.Is His Face Red
As White Clothes
Take Pink Tint
By Bob 0. Bissell
l''n~ ~~ nd, but "thmg 11r
pmk, miphtv PINK tor Mt~.Aic•~
man, Kon Gould .JS a result ol
tlllcmpt to ~~.. don cstlc ••. tub·
bmg his gym clothes. Every nth·
lct1c garntcnt that Ken p~ SI'!SSes
took n pretty ptnk hue, mcludtng
lns whtte tennlS shoes, nf1cr he
ld Lhem ossocmte w1lh hJ.S rcfi
tLurnbdo) tee shU"\ ill the tub.
• • •
Fishing nround :for the plgskm
in a lower campus !Jsh pool wos
Irosh pre.-ey Ed Tocn. He hod
circled out too w1dc an an attempt
to receive a pass wh1le prncucmg
with the Intrnmurnl AU-stars :Cor
the1r corninc tussle wtlh Heed
college athletes. • • •
TRAMP. TRAMP, TRAMP, the
truth 1S • • that a large number
of hymnals have marched from
their proper plnce-thc Chnpcl
m the arms of true musH~ lOW.!I'S llnLE MAN ON CAMPUS
~
•
,; •
.
\ -:
• •
• , , . .. ••• Friday. Nonmb er 20, 1953
by Dltk Bibler --'· .
or forgel!ul students who hnve "I prorniaed you could play during th' last hall an' I want you
paC'kt.-d them away wilb their to know I'm a man of my word.'
armload or books. The loss lS CBUS· ----------;...._---------------•
mg n rnther perplexing prcdJcn
menl for Thursday Chnpel-gocrs
and for the Pnlatme Hill church's
Sunday congregation where a
whole pew :full of people hover
O\er one little hymnal. Late-com
ern and nnti-hovcnsts hD\'C to re
sort to noiseless lltl mot1on unless
they prefer to stare stonUy n\ the
Chnpcl beams and braces over
head and qu1etly hum n common
tunc ... Oh bnng back, oh please
bring back m)' hymn book to me.
• • •
"Gatehouse grub ~~ P.'lcat ou
food nights," so suy Roger Con·
nors and Ku Johnson. m· tlgators
of a food cah~nns plan. Onct.• a
w~~:k lhe fellows cat out--out of
the U.S.A. when they unporl
Lhcir spontaneously d~trt'd f'\'e
nmg meal from a downtown ca
terer of fin~ foods. Chmcsc and
ltnhan foods have already been
dclivered, consumed and ell·
j:Jy!.>d. Next on the menu wUl bt'
Spanish and French dwhcs. Desti.nation: RE 'T
Among the passengers whom the purser checked 3bonrd
the Lurline last Tuesday, before tt sailed !or Hawaii, were a
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Odell. Not President 3nd Mrs. nor Dr.
and Mrs. Instead just Mr. and Mrs. Odell, who, like many
other tra\'elers goi 16 up the gangplank, were making the
Islands Destination: REST.
On thcu· first rert 'acatJon since Lewis and Clark moved
to Pnlatine hill, eleven years ago, the Odells will have the
Edgewater hotel as their address until December 10 when
thL•y, the lootball team and members of the Educational tour
arc scheduled to return to the States. Mr. Odell will assume
the title of President only occasionally during his holiday,
when he addn?sses high school audiences in the Honolulu
an~ a.
The student body 'sends \'erbal orchids across the Pacific
to tl1e Odells and hopes that they return with a lei of good
health.
Dr. Howard lo Visit Island High Schools
Former ALSC Presidents arry, ultiply
By Carol Burns
Ever wonder wbat happened
to LC's pasl student body presi
dents'!' It seems they are still
actl\'C persons.
Bcmc an accountant and of
iloc manager at Eugene Fruit
Growers is ke<;ping '42-'43 presi
dent Robert Blanding busy.
Before h1s pre..cent JOb nnd
atter his career at LC, Blanding
was graduated from Wfllame~..c
unwc.rs1ty and did graduate work
at Umvc.rs1ty of Oregon whP.re
he received his master of nr1s
degree.
He has been marrjcd !or :five
years and has a 4-ycar-old daugh
tt>r.
After being 6ludcnt body presi
dPnl at LC in '43-'44 and grnd
uaung 1.n '47, H..o.rold McClane
5pent three years an lhe navy. He
marncd n LC girl, Jnnet Sm1th,
who was he:rc frorn '45-'47. The:.•
new have four sons.
He bns held )rJbs of dnrlt.smnn
and consulting Engineer and is
now workmg !or the Everington
Mnclame works as an engineer.
Connie Berkey Folecn has thP
record of being 1he only womnn
student body president at LC.
She was president in '-H-'45, was graduated tn '46, but she
didn't leave LC. She was secre
tary for n year. She then left,
but Inter returned ns switchborud
vpcralor, os Mrs. Ah•in Foleen.
She now bas two sons.
Her husbnnd attended LC !;,r
one year nnd .s cmployt.'d by the
TektroniX corporauon In Port
land.
Beach Resort Takft Time
Wan-en Nict.e, who was grad
uated lnst yc.or, was student body
presJdcnt in '45-'46. He didn't
spend all thta Ume in college
though. Part or the l1me hP. man
ngcd hu resort at the bench.
NicLe is back m Portland now
and lJi l:'mployed by the Oregon
Liquor Contro1 commission as nn
uu:pcclor.
He nbo maned a LC girl, the
former Pat CrJSp who 3ttcndcd
collcgl• l.rom '43 to '45. They hove
two "iris ond a boy.
rormer president, who wi~ld
cd the ga\'cJ in '47, Jon Hosford
wns graduated from the Univer
sity or Bo.swn. Hosford is still m
Mnssnc:huceiUI, where he is di
rector of the Y M.C.A. in a town
nenr Boston.
Attended WU1ametto
A '49 grnduntc, who WllS alu-dent body president an '47-'48, IS
now workmg !or the Common
wealth corporation in Portlanc!.
Before starling to work nt Com.
monwealth Ed Gideon attended
l:lw school at Willamcttc univcr
mty and was marncd.
Reverend Hownrd Fowler, yes,
Jt's Reverend now, rather than
prestden~ for LC's '48-'49 studl'nt
body leader who, after graduat
mg m '49, attended Yale DIVIn
Ity school.
Whlle be v. :IS ot Yale he mar
ned a girl who had attended LC,
fr.c tormer Joan Gordon.
In September of '52 he become
muwaer ot the Chr1st1an Church
in Monterey Park, Califorma,
where hf 1 pr~cntly .
He'a Married, Too
Robert Dunun, who was prc:u
dent Lhe yeur of '49·'50 and Willi
graduated the some y,..ar, wus
graduated this year from the Thr
ological seminary, University of
Dubuque. Duncan married the
former Jean Hernld.
1\ '51-'52 studtmt body lcuder
and graduate or the same year Ia
Eldon Gunter.
• I Before grnduatmg, Gunter mar-
ried o g1rl whom 11c hod met in
bjgh school. They now hove n IIi-month old daughter
He worked for the Standard
011 company ol Calilorma and is
now t!rnployed by the Interstat e
Traimnp ervicc in Portland as
on nssistant director.
Gunter is st111 active 1n LC af
fnirs and was S~l'n at the Hom~
coming dinner as master oi cere
monies.
Recently employed on Lhe staff
of KPTV 1B Harry Godsil, LC's
'50·'51 student body president .
Bes1des teaching at Franklin
h1gh for two years o!ter his grad.
uation he and his wile, the for
mer Carolyn Murfrc~. a LC stu-
' dent, spend theh· summers at a
!'lrcst servirc lookout.
lb.s mam contacts with LC
now arc through Blue Key and
the Alumni assoclntlon.
Most recent nam<! to be ndd
t>d to the list of pnst presidents ~~
last yenr's student-lender, Bill
Owen.
Owen, father of two daughters,
i'i teaching senior Enghsh and
:;pr•ech ot Portland's Lincoln high
s~hool.
Thus, LC's former prexies have
switched from the role oL ~tu
denl to that of father, mother,
and businessmun .
orrtclnl pubUo..llon or the AaHoC:IIll«!d StudNllH or r • .,wlll nnd
f"lnrk colltlll" r•uhltllhc-d wr• kl)' durlnc th• ooll~1t0 )'llllr 8ubKCrlptlon
tlUell, $2,011 11~r )'car.
J-:nt• rotl att tcncond chu' m llt<lt nl t•ortlftnd, Ort•tron
J!DJ:'l'OB-Dr ·OKUIJ'
ObuoJc OharnqnJIIi
124itortal ••na .. r Ann Orann1nl' l!lpona Jl4itor Oprt Oopenbntren KAnal'ina' JI4St.or • Htrb I!Joholder Boolet;r 12cUtor .JeiUllle Hulabrhu ll'ewa Jlc1Jtor O.th7 DeUatni')' lliUIIJI .. a tlboalfar Dlolr 'Obl l'aatun 1J4Jtor .Jea.nl.ll• 'reruahftu Clronlatlon M•nAI'er Diane J'orb
OoJ17 JJcUtor -Martin BJe,.t~ Photorraphera
JICS lfeW. Jla.1 L11aar Staff Jl.oportenu Dob Bla .. u, lll•le lll<ar, ouol Durrut, Jlarbara coea,
8al17 Cohn. Lac We :DayboU, lllaril;rn :Do Ill'•· ll.aey JIIUrb7, 'lllarv
1tva1111, K&l r.e .. ar, Obook .Jenkin•. :Dlolr Mo•b;r, Diane Porta, Sharon :aothlUb<uy, Jfaao:r XWer, St.an Jlarrt•.
&porta Staff: •nnli: l'lort, :Dlolt W.u-4, .Jaok B.ayborn, :Deunl• l)QDham. Olroul&t1oa 8t.-tf1 Jllaorine Mnobazat, &o1alee Jltttobell. • 20. 1953
I bier
'aDJ you
aboa1·d
were a
nor Dr.
e many
lng the
moved
ave the p when
1al tour
assume
11oliday.
onolulu
Pacific
of good
• •
liO high
to talk
may be
!wis and
!r 8, he
Kiwan
les· Day
~rs at a
ith LC
i(ey and
be add
1dcnl 1s
er, Bill
!UghLers,
lisb nnd
1n high
ies hove
of stu
mother,
B nntl lptton
taler Cotn,
X&rv
Portlr,
h&m. Friday. Novombor 20, 1953
On the S octal S1de with Jeanne Hulsbrink
Hawaiians, Harcourt
To Meet in Summer
Gals if \ ou have a yen for ukulele music, trop1cnl flowers
and surl board riding, Mt·s. Esther Harcourt, speech m·ts in
structor ht1, the answct. •
Mrs. Hnrcourl will nccompnny a group of college women
who un• interested m attending the eight-week summer ses
sion of the Universlly of 1Iawai1. The group will resid~ in one
of Lhc npru·tmcnl hotels ncar Waik.iki beach and will have the
oppo&·tunly of becoming acquainted wilh the ISlands through
scv~rul stghL-semng Lours. As1de D E n Leaves from attendtng cloascs, th•~ tr1p r. va s will allow students to purouc spc-
F M • M I can! mtcrcsts 10 art, mu 1c nnd or USIC ee dramo.
Dr. John Sturk Evans, bend ol
the music dl.'pnl tmcnt, will knve
for Chicngo on Tul•Sdny, Nov~m
hcr 24, to ntLcnd the annual con
lcrcnce or the National Associa
tion of Schools or Music.
He wtll nlh•nd u committee
1o~cting on Thnnks"iving ~ d;ly
nnd on the following thrc~;· day!t
he will attend general scs.o;ions.
l.cwis und Clnrk was acccpt\.'<i
ns an associate member of the
NASM nl lho annual confert.!nce
lnsl year. Provided tht~ school of
music meets the requirements of
the association, n full member·
ship will b~ granted, two years
nflcr receiving associate member
ship.
Lewis nnd Clark is the only
Porllahd school or music accred
ited in this national organization
ond one of three in the state.
Evnns will return on Tuesday,
December 1.
Ennis to Instruct Class
In Reading Methods
Gcorgo.; W, Enn1s, a ottatc pro
ft>ssor of education , will begin n
$ix.wcck, non•l'rcdil course ln
College Reading, Dcc~::mbcr 1. Th2
J!TOUP will meet Tuesdays nrid
Thursday from 12:30 to l :20 p.m.
in room B ·30.
The clnss IS prest'n ted n l the r.(!
quest of the Faculty Comm1t.tees
on Guidance and Counseling und
Scholastic Standing, according to
Dean Charles W. Hownrd.
The two comm1ttees will select
not more than 25 students who
will receive specialized instruc
tion nnd supt•rvised practice de
signed to improve their reading
skill. Similar training given at
Lewis and Clark college, and nt
Stanford univcrsily has demon
strah:d thnt a minimum cUort is
~CfeC'hve in appreciably raising
gcade!. The clnss will be repent
ed next seml•sler.
Capital Hill
Barber Shop
1103 Taylors Ferry Road
Hair Cuts $1.00
~ IIW• Wen or BGJ'~ •
DbopplAI' Oente1'
1:n tbe Oyu,
:l"ri4&:J, Deoember 4 3:30 p.m.
~ ne.e u.t ttd\ ~ 01 ttJe
........ ,.. ,.,
BOB DAWES -rtt'iiNcoi1's
Ttolretll 11.00 The group will sail on tho
Lurline June. l6. All exponses
are includod in the gonor11l cost
which will botwoon $67S and
$7SO. Anyone mteroatod 1n tak
ing this tnp should contact
Mrs. Harcourt 41 aoon 115 poa·
aiblo in order thoJ rMorvaiion s
may be obtained at an Olll'ly
daJc.
• • •
Campus wedding bells can sllll
be heard 10 full fore!!. November
couples arc Burbara L1cnord nnd
Wayne James mnrned No\'~Jmbe:r
16 and B1ll Sh!!OBiey and Pul
Lnncc who wall become Mr. ond
Mrs. tomghL
• • •
Pledges of Alpha Gamma
will entertain mombers aJ a
spaghetti dinner. Sunday. No·
cembor 2.2. a.t the home of Do·
)ores Beyer.
• • •
The Associated Women Stu
dents' slumber party for dormi
tory and Portlnnd students, sched·
uled for November 24, has been
moved to Februnry 1.
Watercolor Exhibition
Due at Campus Gallery
Thq; art dcpru tmenl wtU pre
sent an ex h 1 b l t 1 o n by Elliot
O'Hara, nat1onnlly known pmnter
of watercolors, November 23 in
Peebles art gaUc.ry.
The pa.intmgs, which wtJl b(! on
exhibition !or two weeks, hav~
been travelmg 0 circuit or vari
ous art centers.
A movrc by O'Hnra on watea
color painting will be shown nt
the No\·ember 24 nrl department
coruerence All m~rested personl;'.
art majors or not, nrr: invited t'
attend, according to Bernard
Hinshaw, head of the arL depart
ment.
O'Hara hns wnttcn several
books on watercolor tet•hntquc
Hartness Speaks at Y
"Mnkm~ th<. Mo t of Your Food
Dollar" wit be the topic di ·
cussed by Helen Hartnt!SS, home
economics instructor, when she
addresses n group of young mar
ried women nt the YWCA Tuc;
day afternoon, November 24.
HOME CRAFT
HOUSE
Xmu is coming, and we ha•e
distinctive handmade gifts in
a wid• v&r1ety.
Al·o 'l cooperaliVI' buyrng plnn
thnt lets you and )'our famaly
buy nearly all your ne .. •ds ul
co t'
82SS S. W. 19th at Barbur
CH 9229
Burlingame Beauty Shop
Permanant Waving $8.50' up
Open evenings by appointment.
CH 3636
Comer Terwilliger Blvd. & Taylors Ferry Rd. PIONEER LOG
LC on the Air
"l.cwls nnd Clnrk 1s on the
AJr," hunrd on Sundllya !rom
5:30 to tJ p.m. over KPO.I, wlll
rroutur•' tc .. ·crul numbers by lhe
ll)•mphonlc bond lJndcr John
Richards .
Also Included on the pro
grnm Will Lc n 11olo by st•nior
BonmC! Hensley, nnd n ptano
duet by Robert Stoltze, nsslst
unl p1 ofcssor or mus1c and
Hugh Trutton. ThPy wtll ploy
0Makrokosmo Suite," by Bela
Bartok.
• • •
KCON w11l broadcast the
CMtrnl Wnshmgton-LC foot
ball game at 2 p.m. Saturday.
TICKET COLLECTOR PagG Thr04!
ISC Slates Dancing,
Games for Saturday
Pions urc complcl.c for thr. an
nual mtcr-sorority "recreation
nlghl." which will be held tomor
row evening 10 the Rhock from
8 to l2 p.m.
Bmgo, monopoly, canasta,
danemg nnd rrl.fre!lhments ore all
In order tor the evening's cntcr
unnmcnt. All sorority members,
plcdgt .. and thear dntc-s arc urged
to attend ,according to Marilyn
Sather, chairman for the evcnL
Patronesses for the cvcnmg arc
Mrs L~"onorn Von Antwerp, Mrs.
Edath Smrth nod 'M155 MarJorie
Fessenden . Clean-up will be pro
vided by the pledg~ of the rP
spectrvc sororltics.
''The purpose or the Soci:ll I
to hclp the vanous sorority mcm-bCCil to become better acqualna
ed with each other," sold Mrmlyn
Suther, "and 1omorrt>w cvcnmg'a
nct•vhics will tnkc the place Ol
thr! annual lnter-sororJty bn11
dance and hoy ride:·
Biology Students
Plan Organization
Tentative pllnu for organizing
a brology club were discuss ,(!,
when 22 members or the soen ~
department met nt the home of
Dr. Fr.mc1s C. Cdchrlst Thurs
day ev(!tling, November 12.
Membership WllJ COOISil of mu
jors an brology nnd mine.ralogy
onci will mc:lude prc-medlcru
nnd pre-dental students.
Diane Ports Meet LC' ers Dr Arthur C. Jones, promin
ent Portland physician, was guest
~penl:er . He stressed the Jmpor
tanee of having a hobby to re
I ieve body st.Tcss so that the sys
tem will not be overwxed, By Herbert Scholder
A n~:w w 1y to make.: acquaint
ances has been discOVi!!'ed by r~d
hnh·~d Dtnne Ports, sophomore.
She sent p••oplc lrdf!Jc l1cket
warnings.
Umnc. who was n freshman
nlong wuh the: prl.!-'4t!Ilt JUnior
rlass, took a yenr off from school
to cnrn some mont.•y. She worked
as o typu!L-clerk in thl! parking
tog div1810n of the mumopnl
l ourl nnd dmms she became qu1te
familinr with n number of LC
faces.
RHpons.e Mancla.lory
P .. -oplc who r ,:1vcn tra.!.Uc
vlolauon ciU:1l1ons must report
wlthtn mnc days. ln case of fall·
ure to respond Diane's JOb wos
to send out a "courtesy note"
wh1ch requested the recipient to
"be advl5cd that a warrant ior
your arrest has been lSSUL"<i."
The VOYAGEUR came tn
hrutdy !or D1ane. She kept a copy
around nL the ollice so thal she
could tdcnt1fy va.nous LC persons
zts lhey came in to pay thetr fines.
Thnt's how stic met last year's
VOYAGEUR cchtor, Bob B1sscll!
The oUJcc Daane worl:cd m,
was locnted in poli.:c headquar
ters which made :for interesting
atmosphere . There was a bouse
nlnnn system wh•cll was p1ped
through c\'cry room m the bwld
mg.
''Each ume there was a rob
bery, Lhe dam Oung would go
off,'' Dtnne c.xplcuns. "And 1t
bnrked like n seal.''
W aJches Tria.la
During lunch hours and reliefs
01nne nnd hl'r co-worke.rs would
amuse themselves and pass the
tmw bv walking down tbl.• hall
Class to Hear Bastine
Scmor class pre ldent J.tc:k
Bastine will speak Lo T. J. Ed·
monds' personnel managcm~::.~
class, 10 a.m., November 24 in
B-30 about his recent trip to Se
attle, Washington when he rep·
resented Lewis nnd Clark college
at the Pacific Northwest Person
nel Mnnngement association con
vention.
Oaks Figuu Club In..Ues
you to aee the spectacular
'HOLIDAY
IN
RHYTHM'
OAKS RINK
Nov. 18-19-22-23
For Ticket lnformatlon:
OAKS RINK
EM 5722 AT POLICE S!I .. TION
tond golng Into some oC the court
rooms to watch trtnls m prog
ress.
Dmnc qu1l her job thiS Si!p
te.mbt:r to atLc:nd school, but she
hop<'S to return to work next
summer
When not busy in U'ofltc court,
Dmnc who hvcs m tSewart hall,
m1ght b~ termed a "culture vul
ture with a bug for Beethoven."
An ardent mus1cum, she pln)>'S the
Uintonc an the pep band nnd likes
clOSSlC..r.J ffiUSIC
Faculty Members To
Allend Athletic Meet
O~.:un Charles Howard \~ ' n P·
resent the Lc\~is nnd Clark :fnc.
ulty at the annual fnll meetmg cf
the Pac.1f.ic Northwest lntcn::olle·
g1utc Athletic conference which
is scheduled for the Multnomnh
hotel beginning at 2 p.m., run
nang through the afternoon nnd
C\'enmg or November 27.
Eldon Fix and coaches Joe Hu
ston, Warren Smith nnd At Akins
will represent Lewis nnd Clnrk
nt the comm1ttcc meetings o!
coaches and managers who will
meet jointly ns part or the con·
fcrcnce to select all-conference
football team members, next
'car's s~hedulcs, nnd other bus:
ness pert.ninins to the othletk
pn:srnm. I
Shovel Causes Blackout
A scoop dlovcl digging n con
duit ditch at the sJte of the new
m c n s dormitory, nCJdently
!'truck one oC the buned electric
cables, causing n tc:mponuy
blackout ut the cnfcterio, gymna
sium nnd Palatine manor latl!
Monday nftcrnoon_
The college hns R set of emer
gency generators to take care of
the cafeteria in c:nse of power
failure. "Get out ot the work-n-dny
world mto romcthing f:DUrely
different," urged Or. Jones. "E,;
nlorc n variety of oullcta for your
lntcnt tnlents. Pkk one whJch
requires reading ns well as man
ual dexterity. One of the btgg~
nd\;antages or cduculion lS that
u oncnts one to the scheme of
frungs. The chorcc of on nvoca
Uon 1S next 1n Importance to th~
choice of a professton or ot a
mate."
Phipps Takes Over
'Child is Born' Lead
Rosem11ry Phipps. ircshmnn.
wiU replace senior Suzanne Wal
dron in the leading female role
in "A Child Is Born," the second
major ploy of the season. Su
zanne was forced to gh•c up her
role due to outside c:ommlLmenls.
Rosemary made her LC debut
in n featured role m .. Ah, Wli
ifemess." presented last month.
BcauJiful Wcddiog Gowns
Bridal Parties Dressed
Fotatals
"'-lcrJt Rf'.nJIOn!lbte
lhnn H=•lT·lo-\Vcar
Susan Twombly
C'Hen7 usa
CARO-AMICO
PIZZERIA
Italicm Dinners
S!!rved in ihe old Pina House
10 n renl Italinn ntmosphCl
3606 s. W. Bazbur
BR 9265 Bl•d.
Bob's Signal se .. vice
Let Us Give Your Car the Best Possible Care
* Lubrications
*Batteries
*Tires
Fast -Efficient -Courteous Service
8505 S. W. Terwilliger Blvd. CH 2549 Page Four PIONEER LOG Frida)•, Novombor 20. 1953
ura tars
Varsity Basketball Roster Afternoon Till Pioneer '53-54 Basketball Card
FORWARDS
H C Town
Ken Seryu• • • ;;.5 Sr Ore Cuy
M. Schroeder• • • 6·1 Sr. CUy tF) H c
Don Wal'd ti-5 F'r
Lcn·cn M tcht'l:;on ti-6 Fa ;,;~~~
1Sel for Reed
Htll~ Ol!c. 3-Pot"tland S. at Lincoln
Dec.
Ill: c. S-St. Mo.rtin'a hort.
J 1·12-Chaco St'\lt. tht.rt•, •Jon 18-Col of ldnho, Coldwell
• Fob. 2-Lanfiold, hero.
•Jt'eb. ~ \\ lll.cmtltt. flt S'lh•m.
· Fl'll u WlllnmoHo , hero.
•reb. IZ--Linfiold , hem•. Jack Borko' S·ll Jr Gresh
Rny Hyde 6-1 Jr Csty (W)
Dkk Grnnt b·l Fr B~nv
Fred Great wood li·l So Ctty (C)
CENTERS
Hal Adrian • 6·1 So W Linn GUARDS
Gorr Jackaon' • S·lO Jr Ctty IJ)
D~ane 8rad1•' 6·0 So Powers
Ch~t Starr 5-10 Jr Citv •
Joe Bouhn 6-0 Fr Pow, I'S
Gcn~ Hdm 6·0 Fr Tigard
Tom Hogg 5-ll So Ore Caty
ictorious Orange Meet
CWCE in Home Finale
Conch Joe Huston's LewJ.S nnd
Clark Paoncers. with a two shut·
out wm st.rcnk. will take on one
of the better Ocnlrul w·nstun.:l·
ton tenms to come out of Ellens
burg an • C\'{'rnt ) cnrs, in the !mal
hom game tomorTIO\\ at 2 p.m.
CWCE Wildcats. "'lnle fmtsh
mg ftfth tn the E\ crgre<:n conf.:;r.
encc. dectSI\'cly tmunced West
em WnsMngton 23-1!!. LC and 'FROSH FULLBACKS'
Westen\ fought to o 6-6 tte. . • . Loft, Earl Engebretson.
Ccntrnl Washington, coached right. Gontt Flippin. Serrilic pile
by L. G. Cnnnody, runs from n _d_r_iv_in_g;:;__L_C_fu_l_Jb_a_c_k ___ d_u...;o_. ____ _
T fonnntion. One of their out-will bear lhc brunt or the offen
standing stnrs as right halfback 51,.e loud along wlU1 the passmg
Don Pacrcc. a tricl..·y trJplc threat-of Jtm Johnson and Pete Hop
<'r. Bob Htbbatd anchors a slrong kins. End AI Scott nnd center
line from his centct' slol. Quar-Stan Rnddlff, \•:ith leg injuries,
terback BtU Ha.·:dman handles \\'til miss the non-lencuc ttlt. thnt
the passmg nnd fullback Don could squnrc the Orange season
Rundl supplies backfreld cround record at 4-4. but should be rendy
power for the Hawn.U trek.
Th• locnls \\'Ill cont.tnue lO em·
ploy the ddensc tactics that bril·
lsanUy smothered the Pacific and
Rambler running attacks. Backs
Franksc Ftur. Jim Sm1th. Calc~
Cook nnd Earl Engebretson, out
stnndmg in the Senttlc fracas, By CurJ C<>ponhagon,
3 po rw Jlelt tor Dec. 1•1-Mttlhel' J.'wld, tht'n•,
oro, w soc~ 1t J\!;ht>Jnd.
DCK:. 22· U of Portland horo.
D•c.
Jan
• Jan. 28-So~thern Orogon, hor~ .
,, L of Portl. od there.
8 Pacafic, bore. f l b L<J I .lnftt ld, lht r·
'Fob. 19 20 Col of Jdoho. horo.
·rob 12-WhUmnn . horo .
• fo"cb. 2:> Pac111t thtrc In an intrnmut•al bottlt' LC's
nll-slst· club clashes with Reed
on their gddiron at 3 p.m.
lhts afternoon. •Jon. 0 P tc1hc r1t 1-~orc st GrOVl'.
few limes •Jon 15-16-Whatmon, there 1t as on\! of the
a selected nll-stnr March 2-Portlund Stoto. bore.
•March S-W11l .1111 It nt Snlcrn.
team will •Dcnot••!\ conference game.
------------------------~----------------------------------------- blend tts tal~nts m nctunl gnm~
action. Thts w1ll nl~o be nn 1m·
uol attempt to furthCl mtrnmural
athletic relnttons b. tv. ccn col
h;ges m the local mctropolitnn
I,
Strub LoadJ Team
\c:tmg captam, tmlbnck Bob
I Slrut.z, hcld 1 wo rwoctlccs thas
past week to wh1p th~ squad into
u plnymg umt LC's st •rltng llno..'
up w1ll be ba<'ks Strutz. Ston
Hnrr•s, Ros Connors und J\ 1
NH·kels. ends Ed Tot•vs nnd Dn,·e
Dnna•ls und c~ntcr Mnrv E\'ans.
'Mural all-stars nnd ell) lengtH!
personnt.'l l'Omposc the R"cd
fo~. Fred McCnndl css and Bob
Greenberg handle pn!.S duties
with ends Lloyd Olson and Bob
McRae and back Tom Moulton
letldmg recd\'ers. Halfback Hnn·y
Jae<lbs. Olson and Mc'Rllc led
Reed's intramural season scor
mg.
Pioneers Boast Suong Resorvos
A strong Pioneer reserve m
cludL'S outst.andmg w in g m c r
Chuck Gengler, Dale Tomlinson
and Larry Bcrtrnm; <'t!ntcr Georgt
Jc!fcrson ; halfbacks Art Shop·
herd, Dyrk Lansdon nnd Bill
Smethurst.
Basketball practice. injuries
nnd schedule conflicts pared the
oriJ!tnnl 25-man all·slal' lostor to
appro.xtmaldy 15 rnon
Portland university 's undefoat ·
ed city league crow wu original·
lv sabbod for the pod season
alcinnilh. Howevor, P. U.'s di.Jin·
Jeresl and lack ot organization • forced cancellation of the game. Two Straight Shutouts;
Mudmen Bury Seattle
. . . Upper,
Pole Hoplcin.s;
I o w • t' Caley
Cook. By Ma.n Evana
Scor1ng on two posses :mel n 03-ynrd ground
drtvc, the Ptonccrs shd to n 10·0 vtctory ov~:r the
mud bowl lnst Soturdny nltt'rnoon. Despite ctrong
gusts of wmd and n shck ball Uw locnl gttds t~'rS
played a wide opf.'n gnmc usmn lloth Jntl•rals nncl
pnsscs to good advnntnge, On dl•fc)OSt', the lluston
mt.'n continued to be lmpcnctrnblt•,
The hrsl touchdown wns pushed across on n orw
yard plunge by QB J1m .lohnsun w1th just ,JO set··
onrls to go 1n thl' hal£. 'rhts was lh<' culmtnnuon or
a 03-yurd drive sparked by n t1iplc lateral pluy,
good for 24 yards. 'l'hc nine-play nttar.k wus Jt'd by
bucks Cnley Cook ltnd Fronk Fair who nppcl off
SIZCDblc t tn
Hopki.Ju to Staphera-Two TD a
The rc..-,l o ·he of!cnst• for thL dny wns spnrkl.>d
Fntr. P~tc Hopkin !! nnd t!nd, Clark Stephens Fmr
led statiStiCS wllh n very crL'<iitablc 9 2 B\'l•tagc on
nine carries while Hopkins <'omplctcd four out of
five passes, two or wh1ch were touchdown tosses
to Stephens .
The secpnd TO ended n 75-ynrd dnvc which SflW
Fa1r reel ore a 30·y:ard run followed by a Dnlc
Brethauer to Gene Fhppin Intern! lor 2 yards. A
-F-.--
1 -N-W--C--f ___ S_l __ d_in_ pass from Hopkins to Stephens
ana • • on erence an gs tn the lllfl Hal Wtl!l good lor the W, z;.. T. Pot. PJ' P.a.
Col. af Jd c ho r; o o 1 ooo l91 c;ll marker.
l.lntl• hi B ' 0 ,GOO 6!1 77 Wtllam••ll" 2 1 t .GOO liO 67 The second TO endl'd n 75-ynrd
l.nwi~ ·Chuk. :! 3 o .400 Ill 7S drive which ~iB\\ F11r reel off ... \\'ltllmhn '.! 3 o . tOO tl!< 111 "
ttactflr. . o • 1 .ooo :n o• SO-yard run followed by a Dale
La at Wook'' Rosulta Brethnucr to Gt nt Flippin lot
l.ln{l• ld \\ Ill' mt t 1 11 \\'h trnnn l f' u~!Cic " l.C Ill, Squ ·Jt 1 am 0 crnl fo1 22 ynrds. A pus., from
Hopkins to Stephens In the left
flat wns good for the marker Weok ond Schedul~
t.r ~'"~ntrnt ' him n • a...... A few moments latt•r Doug Day \\'Ill ·G'al I "'J It :; n l.ul& Oblllvo recovered 3 Rambler fumble on
omen's Shorts' the Seattle 22. The first down
found three Pioneer poss rcc:ctv
crs in the clear with Hopkins
throwing to Stephens ror the
rcorc. Flippin kicked the c..'Ctra
point for the final count. By Mad Stanislo~ao. Women'a Sports Editor
Volleyball ncllon hns started an from Marilyn Mason,
eo.rnesl and the gals nrc really of the contest.
whoopmg-it-up. Lorraino "lby'' Meara led LC
Led by Rowena Kryder and scorers in coppmg first place In
captain M u.. n Mnson, the ping-pong followed by Dorothy
"Stewart Stornpttn:" showed o lot Frazer. Mnry Ann Hansen ~d
ns th~\ t r Junn d c .lpLam Liz Marilyn Muon.
RauschninP' s "Giggling Gam· Carol Pfl~ger captured swlm
ma.s" 48-19. Lol'l!\ll\t Dimorf'. ming honor lor LC with a fir,t
"Dolpb-ey"" n1so won 27· 24, no... ~n the fr..:estylc event. Arla Juno
'ng out the mdP.pendent "Eight· Woia plul!cd third 10 the brcol>t
ball EigbJ," captained by K.1thy stroku nnrl the medley and 80
Mnjovski. yard I'Cioy learns took tlil.ird and
Th~ Valley-Nine League's fir,:t fourth, 1 cspectively. Other team .. Hawaii ..
.. Grid .. Calls ..
When you pause ..• make it count ... have a Coke ·. • mter-school swamming ond pinJ!-mcmbP.rs were Myraa Horner,
pong tournnnlenl, held ot Mnryl- Ruth Morgan. Karen McDaniel ,
hursL November 5, wns n ''huwl· Jean Shoemaker and Pat Walkor.
mg success," accordmg to rcport11 In case you'te in doubt Of! to When l .. t'WIS and Clark's grld
ncn travel :1cross the Pl&t'tflc to
me••t the l1nivcl'$1ly of Hnwnu
Rmnbov.".S nt Honolulu, Dcccmb1•r
4, it will mark the !irst occO'm
athletic tnp 10 the school's his·
tory
Tht• Hnwmlons nrc located on
the 1sland oC Oahu JH·nr· H••nolulu,
2000 m1lcs from the coust of Calt
fornln 'l'ht• unlver:stty wns cstnb
hllhcd m 1907 as o college of ogli
t;ullum nnd mechn111c arts und
was changed to the Unlversitv
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