Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 12, Number 12
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1953-12-01
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J17e Don"t Care • • •
W'hnt's the matter \nth LcwJs nnd Clark students?
Th~ gripe they complain they gronn thnt there's nl!\'Cr
on) tlung to do on the campus. Then when thl'y nrc pro,•jded
w1th Lh~ opportumty of ha,•mg something to do, what is theu·
reaction? J\ big, fat m'Lhing.
The general attitude of "l don't car~·· is n hub from whtch
nrc ~xtenderi se\•eral spokes. For .instance, when nskt•d why
the) dHiu'L attend the recent B1lly l\1ny concert some rcphcd,
"lt was Fnday, and 1 ah\ t.Jys le:wc early Frldnys.'' Others r~
• ponded. ''Whnt was 1\ to me? Somebody else went, didn't
they?'' Still others an.swe~ed, "t\ dollar's n dollnr. Whnl do 1
care about umforrm; !or the PEP band? I don't belong to it.''
''I don't care." "1 ha\·e my own plans." •'Let the other guy
do 1t " A series of statements that C\"cn students m an elemen
tary psychology class would ~malyze as ego-ce.nteric, childtsh.
irresponsible.
This campus-wide feeling bas permeated the majority of
actt\'lties that have taken plaee on cnmpus Utis semester ...
the blood drtve, when only 130 students offered pln. ma; the
Campus Chest, when only $450 was turned in; assembhes,
semmnrs. class meetings. when n substantial porhon of the
student bodv chooses not to attend.
~
What's the matter wiili Lewts and Clark students?
•
Unu MAN ON CAMPUS tiy Dick Blbfer ---r
II
-... _ ---
Bob-0-Lines Gammas Tuck Pledges In
After Mountainside Climb
After Juggmg bedrolls. brenk
fasts, and beauty ktts up the
mount:.uru:ide to BeY Shoemaker's
Ml Hood cabm. the SISters of Al·
pha Gnmmo were so exhaustcJ
from breaking tnu1 nnd breaking
their backs that l11Stead of cnlT)·
ing out theu: pre-planned eve
ning of torture and tnnUJU:dn.:,
they were m1ghty willing just
to tuck theU' pledges in snuggly
and KISS them good :nigbt.
• • •
... Walking sundaes"--BO of them
-got o ride nt Just the nght
mmute to Stewart ball Thun
dny rught after council mcctmg.
A1d•n m the precise tl.miJlg were
Barbara Coeu and Smtlh's Dauy
Queen.
• • •
S1gn says QUARA!'o"TlNE on
Lhe door of room 25 of Stcwru1
ball. A peek Insid~you•n see
nll spc-ckli:?d (not in the holiday
dccornttve way) with red -Li: By Bob 0. Bissell
Drury who is minding the chick-
en-pox.
• • •
Memories of thear LC conecz t
went w1th the Billy May Orehcs·
trn when they mconspicuously
rctil"(.td to thelr chartcrctd bus w1th
John L. Bennett'fi artful sign -
"It's the BII.l..Y MAY OrchcsU'a
-with n fresh new npproach to
music." • • •
Remember ~rgio-Seuor Go
mtn-LC 's Cubnn fnend and
!om1er Spanish mstructor" He's
now teaching ot Caudler colleg'!
lD Cuba Sergio wishes all hb
Pioneer nmigos a Fellz Novldcd. •· . .
Deck the halls wath holly
wrcatJu;.-tro la1n-for Lambda
Phi Epsilon for releasing tb~tr
Christmas spuit by ndonung the
gym, wom~;n's donn.s, nnd othe:'
important campus buildings wath
holly .and cednr wreaths. PIONEER LOG Friday. Docamb•r 11, 19$3
Dr. Freeda Hartzfeld Likes Job,
Traveling, Working With People
By Jeanine Tnnahan
• My hobby is people," cx
cltum"d Dr. Fr~dn Unrtz!cld ,
dcnn of women.
"ln my cstlmnlton," she sntd,
"1 hnve. lhe best job of lh~ wholt•
college because I hll\'C n chnncc
to know nnd work in close touch
with students in nctivilics nnd
corruru\lce work.
Although Dr. Hart7.lc.ld IS fond
of h~r job ns dcnn, nnd at ts n
tffmondously busy one, she
would not be wllhng to ga,·c up
tcachbg. Sh~ feels thnt throuGh
teaching she can get ncqunmted
with students in cJnss as well a~>
oulsld(', nnd nlso be n pnrt ot
the faculty, not just lh~ admin
istration.
The highlisht of Uu! year for
Dean Harttfcld is ot the. first of
t h .-chool year whc.>n "h~ gett;
BARK OF THE LOG 111tnrh~d with the group leader
progrnrn rmd IS hostess !or the
!lrcstdcs for new women ~tu·
dc.nts
She also cnJO>'S seemg the
dotm garls, whom ~h~ hns been
wdtlng to in the summt t' mate
rialize ns school opens. Working
with the social commissioner is
another plcnsurable C.) pc.rtcncc
for her. ··we always have su..:h
good ones," she commented.
Beside!: her college work. Dr.
Hnrt:dcld as nctavc 1n numerous
commumty af!ntrs. This Is her
fifth Yt nr ns director o( Oregon
Older G~ls conference. As past
pres1dent of th~ .Northwest Coun
cll of Guidance and Personnel
she spends most o! her spare timl'
\\'Orkint; for this orgnnazation.
Bwdcs people, hl~ next IO\'C
IS her garden. "Thnnk goodness Thomus Alva Edison guvc us
llgh Is," she uxclo1mcd. "ThCr!l
aren't l.'nough hours tn lhc doy
and whon 1 have un cvcnlnr.
II l.!t~ I C'Un WN'k In my gardl•n "
She IB nlso ~xt.rcrnely mtcrc .ted
In drcmn, Uth•ndR nll the plny~
on campus, ond nllcmpts to gel
to the ones downtown. But ns
she says, they get nwny before
she hns time to go.
Traveling as another !nvoritc
pastime ol Dean llnrtz.fcld. She
IS planning n tnp to Europe thas
summer w1th o fr1cnd. She thinks
It will be a wonderful experi
ence to stand before the greM
cathcdrnls and beautiful muster
pieces she hns taught about in
her nrt clnsscs.
This Christmas she IS gomg
to Cnhfornut to visit Dr. Florence
Peeblt:s, aftcl' whom the biology
bulldmg was nnmcd.
Bastine, Lanier, Elliott Express Selves
Regarding Driver, Critic, PA System
C N b ? ? nic Bell Steward, but even this ase UID er · • fatlcd to plcnsc the critic. There
To the Ec:Wor: wns volume then, but Judy Holli-
You m1ght fdc this one os case doy nnd an assortmen t of ccm('nt
7'19,~36 (and that isn't the ncgll· ntl.'crs were between him (the
s~t party's license number-the cntic) nnd the ,·ocnl domgs on
case of lut nnd run, bnshcd·m st~e
rJgbt front car door. All m nll from nn nmnteur
At approx1matcly 3:SO p.m. on vacwpoint, I found the Theta
December 3 while parked perpcn- Koppn show cntcrtnirung; posl·
dicular to the log roll cast of the th·cly the amateur talent. hght
bookstorc, a certain party side-lng, costumes :md stag!! scenery,
sw1ped the right front door of my So to Theta Kappa 1 say go on
1949 light green Ford sedan. m your umateur way pro,·1dlng
I am sure this accident was un· naive little me w1th wonderful
mtcntionsl but 1 am nlso surf' product1ons of amateur entertain
that the other draver deliberately mcnt
departed without lcovinP. sntis
fnctory information n<'cdcd for Davo Lanier. pcnr ot Lcw1s and Clna·k-not only
dnnce bands but outstnnding con
cert at·tists ns well.
1t would be ndiculous however
to expect o con1inunllon 01 th1s
tdt>n unt1l hstcnmc and perform
Ing condlt1ons &tf' ndcquatc to the
point of JUStlfy.ms the appear.
ancc. While the B11ly Mny b:md
nnd vocal group were tops in
popular oppcal and professtonnl
prescntataon, 11 IS u shnme that
the public address S}'Slcm wns not
of th~ snme quality. 1 pl!rsonnllv
felt so cmbnrrnssl!d 4.lnt I apolo
gized to H•vcrul of lh~m myself.
For n school the ~17.l' o! Lcw1s
and Clark there Is no t:..'cusc !or
not huving an adcquulc sound
systt:m .nnd an experienced crew tile nCCl'SSary lnsurnnoc reports. Amateur Equipment . Charges can be pressed on 11 hit
nnd run accident such as 1his. But To the. Editor. • to mun at. Most grudc schopls
CQ)lld hnYl' olfcrcd the B11ly Muy
orcht~t1·a bcttvr cond1ttons for
playmg thun we dtd Until thas
cond1t1on lB lmpro\'l'<i, better for
get about spending n lot o( money
for a profcsslorwl group. thiS type o! prOCl>durc is uncnllcd Congrntulattons to George Ma·
for and childish. 1 am still hop-rnndas nnd crew for thc1r success
mg that the other pnrty con-1n sccurtng the Billy ,May band
cerned will soon contnct m<! at the for n cnmpus conct!J't. I hope this
Gntchousc or phone CH lJOJ5 • o 1. the bccl.nnmg of a trend to get
that the legality cnn be 3VOidcd more professaonal groups to op
nnd this matter cleared.
I realize that this is a typ1cal
college problcm-n growinc prob
lem on our campus. It is probably
the result o( thn!e maJor factors:
O) congcsuon and limiUluon o!
parking nrcas; (2} weather condi·
tions; (3) ncglJgence on the part
o! student nnd faculty drlvcn;.
Jack Bo.stinc
Critic of the Critic • • •
Dear Editor:
I am wn "" g this lttter to the
LOG ns u cnttc to the crltac who
rc\'lewcd the recent Th••tr• Knppn
show "Neptune Nonsense''
I nm well aware that I am not
completely cnpoblc ns n critic's
cnt..Jc. but 1 do :feel that someone
(nnd there were many) who en·
JOYed the show should g1ve the
girls hope for 'next year's produc
uon.
ln tht! arucle the crit10 "Ul~
thnt the show wns JUSt so-so en
tertninmcnt if one JUdged 1t by
amateur standards, however the
cnllc m lhe next paragraph, nnd
the rcmamdc.•r of hiS work judges
the producton not on an amateur
brulS, but on a profe:;sional lc.•vcl.
Undoubtedlv much or the crit1-_
cu;m was )ustlfkd, and 1 nm sure
that il the show could be further
dwcctcd by capable prof••Sllionols
many olhcr CITOJ"S would lw pomt
cd out.
Even 1, a most 1nCJCpcrienccd
thcatergoi!r, was aware lhnt the
mike was not working nnd that
110mc of tht! singcn; could not be
hcnrd rbut )uat how many Ethel
Ml!l1llnns nr.: there ln this coun
try?) This lack ot vocal volume
on the part of somf! of the cast
was obviously remedied by Bon· Frank EUiott.
French ~Quarter ' Sets Noon Talks
French is taking on a new ac-weh ns !o1 Goldsmith."
cent thlS year. Tape recorded Also new In the experimental
lessons nnd lunch Wlth a French line is the aden of a "French
!Javor nrc the innovations of the table," whach was conceived b:v • F-rench classes. • Bill Green, JUnior, French rna-
Tom Goldsmath, sophomore in jor, president of tho French club.
political sctcntl'• is usang a tope This table '\\'Jll be r<~~crvcd nt 12
recorder that he mnde himself. noon dati)' in the cnfcterln. Any
to n•cord dallv Fa Pnch lessons om• who is lntl•rcstcd mov slt • •
from <"orrcspondmg disc records. with the group whelhl·r he ls
Mndrune Corinne Poutenu, in-proftcicnl m Jorcnch or not. ThnSt!
structor in French, feels that this whos1• majors arc m other de·
now medium will be "an experi- pnrtmc.•nts, 01 t• nlso \\'('lcome, uc
mentul adventure tor herself as cording to Mndnmc Pout~au.
... " A A A NEWS BRIEFS -7 A 7 7 u w u w a 4 p> u u u a J
Science Club Visits
Members of the sc1ence club
w1U be guests of the Tektronix
lnst1tute on n :!Jeld trip TuesdR}.
December 15. Dwight D. Loomis,
physics anstruclOr and member
of Telctronax institute, will b~
host.
The members will assembly in
front ot the gym at 11 a.m. wher~
fr e transporf4tton will be pro·
vidcd.
Registrar's Office Asks
For Korean Vet Reports
All \'t.li·rnru; undl'r lhe Kore.m
B11l, public law 550, should tnkt
care o{ their attendance report,
Cor the month of December, bP·
fore the Christmas holidays, ac
cordlnn to the rcgistrnr's office.
This is n(!cessary becautc col
lege will not resume until n.Ctcr
Uie first of the ycnr when the
reports arc due in the Vt>terans
Administration office. Madrigals to Perform
For Symphon y Guild
The mad11 •.~I smgLr_ will per
form Cor the Symphony Cuild
next Mondny mght, December 14,
at Reed college. George Bishop,
du'e<ltor. wlll gh·c n tnlk on mad
rigal slngmg.
Members of th1s group Include:
Virgima Bltnr and Donna Jew
ell, f>C•pranos; Betty Doggett,
Nancy Brown, ond Joanne For
strom, contraltos; Roy Shenrcr
and John Swingl,., hn!ISL~: nnd
Bill Luce nnd Ron Holltm ~atcd.
tenors.
Art Exhibit Continues
The Elliot O'lfnru l'Xhibit will
continue 10 Peebles nnot.ltf'r week,
nccordlng to Bernurd Hm: hRw,
professor of ~Art. Thirty water
colorn by O'Hara aro being hun"
15 at n time. 1'hc showing is open
to the public. Jl 1953
Jh,
Jle
~ave us
"Tht.•rrJ
the day
• cvcntng
~arden."
terestcd
1c ptuys
$ to gel
But ns
I bdOI'C
tnvorac
~ld. Shl.'
ope this
c thinks
• expcn-
ac greal
mastet··
lbout in
Is gomg
rloruncc
biology
~s
not only
ling con-
ow ever
01 thiS
pcrform
ltc to the
nppcar
Y band
tops in
Cessionnl
arne thnt
1 was not
:!rsonolly
T apolo
myseJC.
oC Lewis
cusc for
.e sound
'ed crew
schools
•illY May
ons for
lnlil this
ettcr for
)f money
E1liotJ.
alks
!rimeotal
"French
ived by
:nch ma
ch club.
cd at 12
r1a. Any-
may sit
r he is
ot. 'rhos.:
lthcr de·
.ome. uc
lcau.
orm
Lild
wili pcr
Y Guild
~mbcr 14,
t Bishop,
on mad·
include:
a Jcw-
Doggett,
e For
Shear< r
es: and
ollenawd,
will
er week,
Hinshaw,
water
hun"
• 1s open Friday, Oocc.>mbftr ll, 19ll3 PIONEER LOG Pogo Three
On the S ()Ctal S1de
with Jeanne Hulsbrln~ Akin Hall Buzzes WoodwindEnsemhle
Initiations, Dinners As Girls Prepare On Next Music Hour
0'11 Social A nenda For House Dance The Thursday mUSIC hour for Delano, bllSSOQn: Adrac.nne Hill,
!:/ ' 'The corridors of Akin hnll ore December 17 will !eaturc r• wood-rlulc>; Paul Mo9h~'!• oboe: and
Prl.!ceclmg the flurry of Christmus activities, Qrgnnizations
plnn mc~o•tmgs, dmners and initiations. wind aruu:mblc compon.-d of Sh1r-Be<v• rly Wary, claran• t.
buzzms wtth more thnn the usunl ley Rocckcl, French hom: Lots The progn:nn wiJJ fc:~turc l:'ilc:h
prc·Chnslmns f!Xcit~ment hJ the mcmbcr of tbe cn.'lcmble in o solo
Tht.'lu Kuppu .sorority will formally initiate pledges. Adele
Hedin, Pauln Scott, Janet Young nnd Grncclinc Carter, Sun
day, December 13, m Palatine manor. A dinner nt Cathryn's
restaurant will f(1llow. Th~ group met last Friday nighl nt the
hom(? of Pat Wnlkcr for a slumber party and informnl mitia-
• lion.
• •
Alpha Gamma plodge Ooru
Moir. Virganla Anderaon, and
Barban Pfau. will also bo for·
mally initiated Sunday in
P.Llatino manor. Followlng tho
coromony member-. wlll .Utond
the Chriatma. concert and a
banquet at Redmond 's
• • •
0l'ltn ·rnu Rho frnlcrmty mcm·
bcrs and ph:dg••s will cclcbrfltt•
tho hohday acoson with a date
pnrty Snturday night, DccS!mbcr
12, 111 the home or Dnve Porter.
Pledges nrc 10 chnrgc of arrange·
• • •
Akin hall will atarJ yul•tldo
iestivitioa with a carohng pa.rty
9:30 p.m. Sunday Decombor 13.
Allor caroling the gToup will
return to tho dorm for head
resident Lenora Van Antwerp 's
annual Christmo.a party.
• • •
Newest fmdmgs in Dan Cup1d's
notes tell of two engagements
nod one wt!dding . The engage
ment of Fred Tomlin, '54, to Sue
O'Connell wns n n no u n c c d
Thtmk:-givmg dny. Plans for ._
Janu:1ry 13 wedding bave been
announced by Don Kearns, '53,
und Ruth Bnlkn. A pr~·holiday
event on the cnlcndnr was the 1 Future Teachers
Plan Christmas
Party in Palatine
The annual FT A Chrlstmos
party is scheduled for Tui!Sdoy
at 7:30 p.m. in Palatine drnwins
room. All membcts und students
interested in membership nr••
cordially invited to attend th~
!cstivaly, nccording to Jim Wolfe,
vacc-prcsidcnl.
Admission to the party will be
by a gill costing not more than
50 cents. El('clion of oWcers tor
spring semested wilt nlro tab::
place during the C\'cning. Anyone
in need or transportation a.s re
quested by the officers to colt
Jim Wolfe, TR 7786, Cor nrrnnge
ments.
Chuck Jennings wlll hend the
entcrUlinmcnt committee with
the assistance of Keith Ande~
son and Adracnnc Hill. Retrcsh
menLc: \\'ill be nn-angcd by Joy~
Kehoe and Bnrbnrn Shepherd.
Speech Arts Students
Obtain New Recorder
wedding of Bctl)' nnd Ray Hol!n, The speech arts department hl\'5
rnnrrwd November 17. n new '·baby"-n lona-nwait.cd · • I Magnacordette, to be used pri-
Alpha Kapp' Psi notional marHy !or trnnscribmg progs::~ms
buainus tretornlty . irutalled 21 on campus to be aired over Port.
pledgcs yesterday. They er~ Bob land radio stations.
Benton. Ro~rt Alstadt, Don Da Aceording to Neil Sabin, rn
vis Charla- Bartholomaus . Pete dio instruclor, the students tn rn
Corum. Ted HayM, Hirashi Ki· dio will spon be usang the mnch
mura. Roy Marvin, Dick Mor-ine to produce a weekly 15-mln·
gan. Paul Oldonberg. William ute program over KXL
Patterson , S h 0 r man Pauly. Part of the money for the re·
Theodo;o Priom. Peto Paihogios. cord~ was earned by lhc speech
Jan Pyl James Redman , Da-arts department lnst sprins.
vid Roid. Oalo Tomlinson. when the students m speech and
Coorg~ Thoma& . Bill Bischoff drnma produced the show, "Out
and Harold Ostby. of Bounds" Another sl1ow will • • •
Members of the Women's Fac
ulty cJul> wall meet todny ior a
special Christmas program pn
sentcd by dramn nnd music stu
denLS nt 2:30 p.m. todny in Akin
hull. Gt•nrrnl chmrmun Mrs. John
Anderson, w1ll be asSisted by
Mrs. Ralph Scott, Mrs. John Rlch
nrds and Mrs. Reanhnrd Pauly.
• • •
Wan! to know ebout "orori
tiea? Plana aro now being made
for tho inter-sorority coffee
hout open to all womon uu
don1a, to bo hold on January 7.
Further inJormat.ion will bo
announced In next wook's col·
umn.
CARO-AMICO
PIZZERIA
nau•n DlnDtn
atJr\'.,d In lhn old l'h:aa HoUIIl
111 o r G:~l ltnllan nlmOIIPhllre.
3UOCI 8. W. DUbiU 81"4. :sa 0260 be given th1s ycnr to earn more
equipment for the dcpnrtrnenL
Home Ec Delegates Go
To Executive Meeting
Pat H l"tmg:'l, p1-csid••nt of Cl'll
hecon and vi<-e-presidcnt ot the
Oregon home economtcs l'OnCcd·
erntion of clubs, und Ruth Oin::
morc, ndviscr, nllcnded o meet
ing of the executive commlttt•e
oi 01·egon college home cc:onom·
ics clubs nl Con•nllis lnst wcctt·
end.
The purpose of tht:: meeting
was to organi:l:c ond decide what
part the clubs will ploy ln Ule
• Oregon home economacs conven-
tion next spring nnd nlso to ht::lp
establish other home economiM
clubs in Ol'egon. Lc\\ is nnd Clnrl-:
will aid Marylhurst m lxocomina
affiliated with the stntc nnd nn·
tionnl horne economics orgnnir.n
tion. girls prcpnrc for their Si.'ml-for
mnl holicfoy donee tomorrow
night.
Snnlll Claw;, candy canes and
gang,.,rhrcnd men will be on dis
play to c:orry out the thMlc
"''I'wns the Night Before Christ-
mos " Titc lounge will be turned
Into a mngac wmtcr scene and n
goy andoor picture wtll be c.rcat.
cd downstairs.
Gcncrnl c:halnnan, Solly l'haJ.
1ps, has named lhc
committee heads. following lll
Joanne Reed and Ehunc Stan
ley, dccornlJons: Carmen Chlnd·
gnm, guest la.st; Oorna l\tarun
rdn:.,t;hmcntr.; Moudo LL'Cllbrnndt,
music; Eleanor Brodu. and Rnr
har:• Lytle, programs; Kathryn
Mumm nnd Shnron Porter, bou
tonnwn .. os and Joanne Elias, pub
Uclty.
Students Meet Weekly
For Bible Discussion
E.acn Tuesday cvcni.D~ •• l).~o
n group of students meet m Pnl
nlinc Manor to study nnd d111cuss
the ..Sible.
The B1ble study group 1S new
on c:nmpus lhis year. It was pro.
motcd by andivaduals who fclt
that such meetings would orlng
them closer to the core of 1he
religion found in the Bible. Roy
Shclli"Cr was the main instigator
oC the group. •
Problems of the prt.>sent dn.r
nrc discussed in relation to the
Bible. The group Is led by n dif
r~cnt leader each week. .1\lany
thought provoking issues nrc dis
cussed. The group would like nil
lllt<'rcslcd persons to attend,
Business Class Polls
Listener Preferences
Reds, kJdnnppen;, price wars
and bnscball interest bcgmning
busmcss men, according to a poll
Indicating radio listener's prcf
cre~ conducted in T. J. Ed
mond's introductton to busi.n~
cla...c:s.
or 17 current news topics, stu
dent interest and alertness wns
grentcst in these four: the Rnrry
Dexter White case, the Bobby
Grccnlense kidnapping story. lhe
coCice and cigarette price war,
nnd the lrinl over the status of
basebalL
Siskiyou
Stoneware
Fine Pottery
and
Stoneware
Gifts
8437 S. W. Terwilligar
CH 9310
HELP WANTED Bamboo Garden
Danmg, (Cormcrl\• Club Indo)
Now Open to All Age Groups
Oancmf .md C'lub 1-1cllataes nt Rcstnur:mt
F eaturinq Food to Go
•I .P .M to ., A M. Dnaly
4 P.M to 3 A.M. Saturduy
Closed Tuesday Happy in Florida
Writes Dr. Kozloff
Dcscrlpllve letters telling of the
"biologacn.l parndls '', In which he
Is living, ot lhe Umvcrsh.y of
Flonda Wildlife rcsc:rve come
from Dr. Eugene Ko2:loff, nssocl
otc profcsror or biology
Dr. Kozlofl 15 on n Guggcrihc.im
fellowship to study pnrultcs in
fresh wotcr muascls of Flor:idn
and South Caroltnn . However, he
is also studying the 366 \'nrietic.s
of Io'londn trees and other aspects
of wildlife.
Although n biulogtst, he writes:
'I nm clcnrly not cut out for o
life in the jungles. Whtl~ l enjoy
snnkes, I seem to be too much on
the nlcrt for poisonous spr.c:ies
lt seems thnt Dr. KozloU finds
at difficull to forget LC, for he
ndds, "We couldn't forget LC if
we wanted to. In the ~ncl apart
ment there is a lody who sangs
the Cornell olmo mater tune to
patraoue or sncred words wh1ch
we cannot make out. So we men·
tally supply lhc 'Lcwls-and
Clark-so-dcnr'."
'Scare' Money Motive
Says Loan Vice·Prexy
Guy Jnques, nssJStnnt VlC'C.
prcs1dent at Portland Ft.>derol
Snvmgs and Loan OSSOClotlon,
spoke on personal finance before
Alpha Knppn Pa1 and business
majors, Dec..:mbcr 8, in Bodine..
"Scru'c.'' declllred Juques, "is
on~ of the main motJVes that
cause people to save money."
"The most important ~hlng,'' he
nss!!.rtcd, "as the budget, to 1n·
sure enough money for financlal conc~'rto. Heard will be: Rondo
from B:w.oon Concerto ln B-flut
mOJor by Mozart, All£'gro from
Oboe Concerto ln C mDJOr by Mo
Ulrl, o movement from lht! Clnrl
nct Concerto an A moJor by Mo
zart, Rondo from French horn
Concerto jn E-flnt mojor by Mo
Zllrt, ond Scllcr:uno for flute by
Jonchlm Andersen.
The ensemble numbers wall m·
elude: Allegretto Sc:h<'rzando by
Chnrlcs Lefebvre, Allegro Concer
tnntc by Mozart, Overture in B·
Oat major by Luocn Caillict. AJ.
lcgretto GtOJOSO HY John SobeCk.
Adagio nnd Allc~o by G1ovnnni
Battista Sam~ Allegro Lcggacro
by Lcleb\ITe, Pnssacmllc by A
Bnrthc, .AIJegro Mosso b) Sobcek
Tius program will be at 12:30
p m m the chapel.
Peebles Lab Receives
Vacation Face·Lifling
The pile or lumber :;ccn ln the
m1ddle s-ectton of the b1ologacal
loborntory 1S evidence of re
modelling project to be complet
ed durtng the Chmtmns holidoys
The room under the high glass
cc1hng has been m diSUSe moct of
the tunc tunc:c the concc ... mo\"ed
to Palnunc hill. The gloss nllowcd
expcnsl\"e heat to cset~pc nnd bro
ken panes let the rains m. mnk
ang it obJe<:Lion3blf! for e.lthcf'
clnss usc or for ihc c:uldvatton 11!
plrmts.
A tnlse ceiling, covered \\ith
composltJon rOOfing, is to be
placed at o modcrntc height nod
tnbJes \vill be butlt nround lhl'
walls where gcologJCll) ond bio
logical specimens will be plnccd
on cx.b1btt.
matters and have enough left to r--------- -----,
take en~ of yourself."
The que.5tion "why do ) ou &n\•c•
money"" was answered in tht
tollowang manner: scare, occu
mulntc to purchase, canung ,
safety and hnbiL
Six Emanuel Students
Receive Nursing Caps
Six Lcwas and Clark sophomore
nursing sludcnts at Emlloucl hos
pitnl reccivcd thclr nun;.:s' caps
at a capping C:t'remony nt St
l"aul' .. Luthcrnn churcll Decem
ber 5.
Those who rcccivcd their cups
nrc: Nancy El\•cstrom, Joan Frt-e
mnn, Junycc Johnson, Barlu1ra
Weber, Allee Ynncey and Bernice
1 Lounsbury. Capital Hill
Barber Shop
1103 Taylon Ferry Road
Hair Cuts Sl.OO
~ klle Wea\ of DIU'~
Shopptn~: Oeater
Wedding bells will ring
for the daugtherl
W hll\'1 tho tnOIIt Ullful Wed•
dfnt: lltatlonefT "rlntC!d wllh a line eol~tlon of l) 1~ ta.cu ln baUl
~"'UU.DUonAI IUil'l fiUICY tnod"ll
We 5 szt .. hour n:rric.e on all prlll -aona too lMifW or mna:l to 111 \ our conal4crat.loo..
Loomis Printing Co.
C'DI1 Ml"'l. Looml!l for nppolntm .ot
Pbooe BRoadway 13-43
Sl6 NW 12th Avo .. Portland 3
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 Pogo Four PIONEER LOG f'rld•y. DKembu ll. 1953
LC Cagers Emhark Pioneers Fast Break to Pair of Maple Wins;
On California Swing Putmnel PSC 78-62, Sl. Marlin Rangers 73-67;
Conch Eldon :F1x's Lewis and Clnrk Ptonccrs hn\ c embarked on
lhe1r finn I"O!ld tnp of the season-on Clght-dn~ Jaunt t.hrouch Cah
romut nnd .. outhcm Orcgon-mcctmg the Chaco Slate sqund tomght Sophs Brady, Adrian Singe Opponent's Twine
rmd tomorrow night m Chico, California. Local hu:;ketball warrnro open-
Other gam on the trip will mclud~ n contest Wlth Mather Field ed De~mbnr 3 nt Portlnnd Stute
Atr Bn£c Det-ember 14, Sacramento Stat~. De>C•!mb~ 15 and ~OCE,
December J6. Titl latter three games wiU 'be plllyt;d at S IC.I'luncnttJ \nth the Pioneer:; dt•!cnung the
Cnhformo. ond Ashland, respc-cU\•ely . ' ilung.!: i8-62 nnd r •tum1ng to
Chico, Sac:::ramento State Rou_;h Foe. tht IO<'al cow1 Saturday night to
The Pioneers, fre~h !rom victones ovu St Marlln nnd Portland measure St. MartlJU; 73·6'i,
State. have been practiciJlg a defense to use against the weavmg A pair of sophomores, !orward
offense i!mployed by both Ch1co and SacramMto State. ChiC'O's ret'-
ord lS three wtns 8G4lll$l two defeats; the wms bcmg o,·er Fresno Hal Araan and guard Duane
Stnte, Alameda Air Base and Snn !o"'rnndsC'O YML, the losses were at
the hnnds o! Fresno State nnd COP. The WJldcnts lack hcaght, but
Volleyhallers Nab
College Tourney;
Girls Gel Ratings arc good shots. Sac r am e n t o
drubbro the locals m '52 til LC. Brody, waxed red hot to front
scor.1ng !or the til~ . .Brady hit
18 ngnmst PSC ond Adrtan 29 m
the Rant:tt!r fracas
In the PSC tilt, .freshman cen
ters, Don Ward and Lor~ Mtch
c.lson t1lled the center posation
very capably. Paced by the c.:·
ccllent floor game of Gary Jock
son, and the dead-eye shootmg of gunrd Brody, the fast-brenk
mg l~C li\'e was in com·
mand throughout the game. They
were ahead at the end of each
periOd o( play and ht.•ld n 36-31
half-time bulge. Porllnnd Stnte
wns led by ecnh.lr Don Porter,
who rolled in !!Q points Jnck Mny, w1th 18 und lfl points.
r•~Pl'Ct lvt• ty.
J<'bc emplovc-rl the two plotoon
systl!m m b 'th ltllmrs with Brndy,
,J n c k so n, Wnrd, Scrvn:; und
Schroeder composing the f1rst
unit. Thus in two gnm~!;. tht•
Or.m c hnvc compiled n 75-point
wernge per game scort• whilt!
,\drian Pours Polnb Through holding oppo 1uon to tH 5.
Sophomon: Adrtnn ~teppt.-d anto Br:otdy pact'<! tha PSC gomo
D torwnrd berth m place of Ken acorlng with 1a points. followed
Scr.·a~ ngatns\ the Rangers and by Mlcholson with 12. Se"u.
led the P1onc\:rs to victory with I Sc:hrooder and Ward, 9 each.
hlS scorchme 29-point outburst Jaek.aon a. Adrian 6, Berke 4. Joe
While Adrann was playing havoc Boutin 2 and Helm 1. SL Martln•s
"ith the St.. Marun's nets, thl. ac:ortng: Adrian 29 Jaekaon 9.
Rrmgcr.s kept pace with the Pio· Michelson a. Sc:hrooder 7 Brady
ncers wtth the dead-eye shoollng and Berke 6 and BouJia and
or for.vnrd D1ck Wist and ccntet Ward 4.
Lew&S nnd Clark women's vol
leybaU tcnm gamed f"U"St place
out of Jl schools nt the plo.y day
hcld here December 5. They de
feAted Pacific. WJUameue. Marll·
hurst.. nnd OCE. Those on thl! team
were: Opal Gulick, Mnrilyn MA
son. Hnrr1et R1ggs. Margaret Pe
ters. Grnr ·McCort, Ve.ryl SmtUl,
Joy-oc Morgan. Pat Millikan nnd
Joanne BurL Myra Homer 1S the
~mn captain. Nothmtt is known about the
Mother team, but they can be ex·
pcctcd to give the Paonccrs a stiff
battle. SOCE has an nil \'cte.rnn
team and nrc nlwnys u pow r in
the Fnr West conference. The Red
Ratd~ spht n prur \\ 1tl1 Hum
boldt Stntc lnsl Monday and
Tuesday, to tht:! tunc or n 72-65
wtn and n 53·51 setback. The
Rnldcr altnck ts paced by tall
Leon Keefe nnd guard Ken Kl·
mura. The PlOnCt'I'S will return Frosh Clip Dentists; Grant Top Scorer
OUaclals were Barbara Shr.nr
(!r, Dorothy Fraser. Mary Lyn:~
Holm. LorTUme DlmoU and
Charlene Hodgson
• • •
Joyce Morgan. s•nior P. E..
major. and Patt Blakely. ·~3
graduate of Lewis a.ad Clark.
recently became nationally
raJed •olleyball officials.
Joyee and Pntt were required
to pas:; n Women's National Vol
Jeyb:lll league written lest helu
No\·ember ::!4 here and a practicnl
test hl"ld De«mber 3 at George
Fox colleg!!. Both girls now mny
~cl as p:ud ouu~ials and may or~
:fiCJnte m any ~"'men's \'Olley
ball game. At present lhe~ are
only 12 such officials in Oregon
Vollrrb•ll Schedule
Frida,. Decornber ll-3:30
J. Poll!C:IiU n. HeAfoo
: l.ambda va. S!cna.
l. Kaopa ,... T!\&1'ter
Monday. D1teembu 14
4 OG-1 Polocalll va. Tb.U:tu
4 :0~ KAppa ve.. ltc:A.fu
4 ·oo J. Dtllta va. !:'lema
4 .Jo--t Sllrma , ... Pot-u
Tuaday. D~mbu 15
4.0o-1 ltApJ* .... Polec&~
4 oo-:. I.c.mbd& n. Tb.u:tU'
4 : llo-4. Dol til n.. M eA1._
4 :ao-4 .Detu vc. Poli'ICIWI
Weda•d•y, D~mbu lt~-6-44:00
1. 1..-.n bcS& n Po I ec:a til home D<.~mbcr lB.
Lc\\'lS and Clark's U'lap player
roster: Mdt Schroeder, K(!Il S~r
,.ns, Don \\'ard, Gary Jackson,
Duane Brody, Joe Boutin, Gene
Helm, Loren Mtchclsen, Hal
Adrian, Juck Berke. Chd S~r.
Roy Hyde nnd Managers Conme
Hnmdton ond Don Edwnrds.
Thaxter, Lambda
Front Volley Race
T:haxh:r nnd Lambda rcmainl.>d
undefeated m voUeybn.ll vtn wms
ovt~ Stgrnn and McAfee, re.spcc
tlv<!ly, last Thursday , Lnmbdn's
scores wer~: 15-17, 17-15, 15·9 and
Tho>."tcr won 7-15, 15-10 and 15-13.
In the thtrd Hlt Knppa Pht
Alpha chopped Della Tou R
15-6, 15·11 lo gam the .500 mn.rk
and a second plnce tic wiL~ Sigma.
The Dclts nnd McAfee n.re win~
less nnd the Polecats have yn-to
play n game.
League one m tnble-tennis has
completed ploy but must wait !or
league two to finish 1ts schedule
before entcrmg the fma.ls. League
one title went to Sigma and
Lambda, Kappa and .Mc.A!ec fol
lowed 1n t.hnt order.
Team cntnes in intramural
bnsketball are now bclllg acc:ept
ed m W:IUTen Smtth's oft1ec. En
tncs close December 18 at 5 p.m.
and league ploy commences Fri
day. January 8. Independent
teams must have at least. e1ght
players on lheJr roster. The Ptonecr Crosh hava ktclcc:i
ocr a 19-game season schedule
with one \'JCtory nnd l\\ o defeats,
including an 80·65 tromping of
Oregon Dental C'Ollcge.
Boutm captured high point
honors tn the \'iclory with 113
followed closely by Dtck Grant
with l'i. AtdtnF: the cause were
WtU:d Wlth 15, Hclm With 14 and
West Strahm, 10,
Th" second J:ame was a 53~1
loss to lhc Portland State !rosh.
D1ck Fiske led the scoring wlth
13, followed by Grnnt nnd Cor.
nie Ktlmer with 12 each. This
•vas Kilmer's first game of the
e.a..c;on. Overume was the undo·
10~ of the fr'Osh agamt Concordtn
college. The Cavaliers outscor> d
the locals eight to three in the
ext.ra frame to lake a 75-70 .. ·h:
tpry. Grant and Ktlmer again
topped the scoring for-the Paon·
ec.rs with 17 and 15.
Frosh games will be played
pr1or to all home varsity tills
w1th the exception of the De·
c:ember 28 game with Southern
Oregon.
Squad members n.re: Grant,
Kilmer, Fiske, Strnhm, Don Ras·
rnussen, Darrel Swigert, Tom
McKinney, Dave Schmid, Bob
Kotila, John Thomns, Jim Mc
Farland, Bob Knight, Don Dean
Feed Curtice, Rich Neil and Dtck
V olleybell Standlnga
w. L. Pet
LambdA -2 0 t 000
Tl\aJth·r -1 0 1.000
Kappa -I l .600
~u:ma 1 l ,600
~llA 0 1 000
AJcAlet~ 0 I 000
Pol~ts 0 0 00(1
. I ~ SchJnadt. Three football players, I Leo Bolar are expected to tum
Jtm Johnson, Gene Flippin and out Mondov. •
URT'S
ORNER BY COPENHAGEN
LOG SPORTS EDITOR
\\'tth the tcnnmation of the Ptonecrs' long grad1ron season, the
spotbght shifts to Eldon Ft.x's cngers nnd their prospects of sut'~
ccssfuUy defendmg their '5:!-'53 conference casaba crown. The r'lx·
mcn nrc confronted Wlth the most formadabl~ n.rray oC conference
competitors m several seasons. Letterman laden Wh1tman nnd Wtl·
lnmeltc head the well balanced Clrcutt's title contendenls and Po
CJftc and C(\'ll:'f,f' of Idaho wear the d"\d< ho~ t' t lf
An in•enJory of the well-dockcxl roatua: Whitman •.• Ramemb.r
thoU' fantutic: ahooting exbibitioo a.i LC lu.t yoar? TbU aame c:lub
returns and ca.a ruin opponellU witb 1b bluing mid ·court shooting
performances. Returning ·vasa are forwards aharpshooling Don Rob·
woo. playma.kor Dick Fain. Bill KUso, center Rex Guinn and a .bovy
of drl•iag guards Morrie RobiDoU . Don Pukor, Dol Klickor and
Bill Click. Top nowc:omor is all-conforonco bolfbac:k Eo.rlo Walker.
iho Baylor tra.nlfor.
W1llamctte •.• Back !rom last year's runner-up Bcarcats are tor
wards 8111 Colvard, Pete Reed and guards Dtck Hoy, Lcrty Shtelds,
Jerry McCallister and Dave Gray. Reed has moved from the center
slot w1th the uddit1on of 6-4 Tom Gooding, nn ex-BolSc JC hookshot
specJalast and 6·6 Salem Crosh Jack Bishop. Last Friday the 'Cats
clipped SL Martin 71-63 and are a defuute pcnnnnt posstb'l t~
Pacific: • • . Throe men make the Forest Grove 1i•o a menace:
forward Dan French, all-conferCUlc:e guard Norm Hubert and Chnt
Ag ... center. Skya.c:rapiag Agee canned 31 and 21 poinJa in .tho
Badger1 60 SO a.ad 62 57 dumpiDga of OC£ and Portland StaJe, 1'0·
apoc:bnly. If a few untried Badgers coma through. Pacific: wUl be
up there.
College of Idaho The Coyotes have lettermen R. C. Ow~ns,
Jnck Kennev1ck, Datk Spciss, Max Sanchez and D1ck Carrow back.
B11l Kundrot, 6-5 center from Ind1ana, Owens, the loop ) leading
scorer and gun.rd Carrow are important chapters in the Idaho '153-'54.
maple story
Linfield ••. The WUdc:aia tipped Clark JC 61-sa and lost to OCE
thua far. Dave Sanford, 6·4 pivot man. La tha prlndple scorer wl1h
aid hom Carol Cable. Mll1 Krueger. A1 Ta.rponnlng and Ad Rut:sc:h
man.
* * * * Rainbows * * * Surprise * * * Orange, * * *' * Black 34-12
:f. '£. '!·
Flippin, Smith Score-Bretliauer, Hardt, uick Sparkle
By Sta.a Hams
LOG Ha,.._fan Corr~pond.e.at
BatUmg agmnst htgh wmds and
a h1ghly apmted Uruvers1ty of
Hawnu cl£!'.•en. playing their best
game o.f the season. LC's P1oneers
dropped a 34-12 ''crd.ict. Fr1dny,
CRAB BOWL
17th and Barbur
CH 4027
GOOD SEA FOOD
CRAB BOWL lfo. 2
S. E. McLou;blio lc Umatilla
VE 966! Deecmbcr 3, be!ore 6500 :fans .111
Honolulu . Thus LC ended the
year w1th ll 4-5-1 :re1:ord.
The Ptoneers suffered their
:!Jrst setback at th~ hnnds of n
"Kono" Co strong wmd :from the
sen). Dale Brethauer got off n
benu11fuJ punl, but ns Jl soared
:for the U. H gonl, the gusly Kona
ble'w .1t bock to &he LC 44 Seven
plays lat.l'r Ed Kuwnwak1, stnr
Hawounn bock, scored by sklrtmg
right end !rom the mnc. CrnJly
quarterback Joe .Mnt.sukawa boot
ed lhe lint of four eonvcrs1ons.
Later in lht• thtrd qunrter the
Monoans drove !rom their 28 \0
pay dart wtth Don lmamoto cnr
rymc the fmal 11 yards, agom on
o rJght end I'WCCp
Jn U1c S(.'COnd stanza the .Plo· ncers had two susuuncd drtvcs
to the Rainbows' 12 and 20 but
wo;rc stymied. After holdmg an
other LC drive on Its 30, the U. H.
went 70 yards wilh Joe Bnlnngt-
Log-Istics
ua r.o
F'1 u t Down• : 1 ta
N~·t 'Yard6 nualdnl( --1l11 21'7
N<.t Yucts l'auln .. tlli to
PAIIstte Allemprnd 111 10
PAa •'fi Comptet!ld _ 10 6
PunUnc AY<>NI&H! 12 30
l'onalll~ ·- lfi 10 l'umhl!l!! :! •
tao, the game's top ground gnmcr,
gomg ovl.!r from the one. Tit•• hniC
ended wath conch Harry Vasco·
nello's Rrunbows m the lend 21-0
LC Triple Lateral Cllc:ka
An aroUk'<i Orange took over
on tbc 4-i and needed only one piny to score on n 56-yord triple
loternl. 1t stnrted y.•lth J 1m John·
son's hlttld-ort to Caley Cook nnd
continul.!d downflcld wtth Cook's
lotcrnl to Earl EngcbrclStm, who
whr>n trapped on lhc ten lnteralcd
to Jam Smtth for the SLX pomt.
P'hppin's conversion into the
wmd fualed nnd the score was 2.1-U.
Late m the thard canto the
Rainbows tallied 10 thrc~ plays for
50 yurds on un nt•nnl stnke from
Mat.aukuwo to l·nd D1ck • UeQka.
In the last qunrter the Piomcrs
missed n rtrst down by one tnc:h
on thetr 24. On the nt•xt play
Mntsuk.awn hcavl'<l an end-zone
pnss to brilhant •md Ray Noylon.
Brrothnuer rnn the kickoff back
37 yards to the U. H. 47. Fust
doY.n runs by Flippm, Frank Fair and Brethauer , '.u-ru.d the
boll to the one, where Fhppln
powered through center to score.
• • •
G A M £ HIGHLIGHTS AND
SIDELIGHTS ..• Thr. absence of
t u· guard nnd co-coplnan Ron
Uscldinc~·r plus spotty ofllcinllng
hurl the Pmnccrs .•• Playing hts
best jOmC of the &en on Will:
Brethauer, who mode his own
holes through lhc U. H. detcnses .
Pt•rlwps the outstnnding llm•man
wns :mother scmor, tackle F:mi~
Hordt, who with end Jun Quick
mode it vlrtunlly impo~sible for
UiP. Rntnbows to sweep LC's left
flonk ..• Smith gleaned 32 yards
for a t.'tght-ynrd overage, Flippin
had 30 ond slx~yard overage and
Cook picked up 35 tot· 5.8.
•
J17e Don"t Care • • •
W'hnt's the matter \nth LcwJs nnd Clark students?
Th~ gripe they complain they gronn thnt there's nl!\'Cr
on) tlung to do on the campus. Then when thl'y nrc pro,•jded
w1th Lh~ opportumty of ha,•mg something to do, what is theu·
reaction? J\ big, fat m'Lhing.
The general attitude of "l don't car~·· is n hub from whtch
nrc ~xtenderi se\•eral spokes. For .instance, when nskt•d why
the) dHiu'L attend the recent B1lly l\1ny concert some rcphcd,
"lt was Fnday, and 1 ah\ t.Jys le:wc early Frldnys.'' Others r~
• ponded. ''Whnt was 1\ to me? Somebody else went, didn't
they?'' Still others an.swe~ed, "t\ dollar's n dollnr. Whnl do 1
care about umforrm; !or the PEP band? I don't belong to it.''
''I don't care." "1 ha\·e my own plans." •'Let the other guy
do 1t " A series of statements that C\"cn students m an elemen
tary psychology class would ~malyze as ego-ce.nteric, childtsh.
irresponsible.
This campus-wide feeling bas permeated the majority of
actt\'lties that have taken plaee on cnmpus Utis semester ...
the blood drtve, when only 130 students offered pln. ma; the
Campus Chest, when only $450 was turned in; assembhes,
semmnrs. class meetings. when n substantial porhon of the
student bodv chooses not to attend.
~
What's the matter wiili Lewts and Clark students?
•
Unu MAN ON CAMPUS tiy Dick Blbfer ---r
II
-... _ ---
Bob-0-Lines Gammas Tuck Pledges In
After Mountainside Climb
After Juggmg bedrolls. brenk
fasts, and beauty ktts up the
mount:.uru:ide to BeY Shoemaker's
Ml Hood cabm. the SISters of Al·
pha Gnmmo were so exhaustcJ
from breaking tnu1 nnd breaking
their backs that l11Stead of cnlT)·
ing out theu: pre-planned eve
ning of torture and tnnUJU:dn.:,
they were m1ghty willing just
to tuck theU' pledges in snuggly
and KISS them good :nigbt.
• • •
... Walking sundaes"--BO of them
-got o ride nt Just the nght
mmute to Stewart ball Thun
dny rught after council mcctmg.
A1d•n m the precise tl.miJlg were
Barbara Coeu and Smtlh's Dauy
Queen.
• • •
S1gn says QUARA!'o"TlNE on
Lhe door of room 25 of Stcwru1
ball. A peek Insid~you•n see
nll spc-ckli:?d (not in the holiday
dccornttve way) with red -Li: By Bob 0. Bissell
Drury who is minding the chick-
en-pox.
• • •
Memories of thear LC conecz t
went w1th the Billy May Orehcs·
trn when they mconspicuously
rctil"(.td to thelr chartcrctd bus w1th
John L. Bennett'fi artful sign -
"It's the BII.l..Y MAY OrchcsU'a
-with n fresh new npproach to
music." • • •
Remember ~rgio-Seuor Go
mtn-LC 's Cubnn fnend and
!om1er Spanish mstructor" He's
now teaching ot Caudler colleg'!
lD Cuba Sergio wishes all hb
Pioneer nmigos a Fellz Novldcd. •· . .
Deck the halls wath holly
wrcatJu;.-tro la1n-for Lambda
Phi Epsilon for releasing tb~tr
Christmas spuit by ndonung the
gym, wom~;n's donn.s, nnd othe:'
important campus buildings wath
holly .and cednr wreaths. PIONEER LOG Friday. Docamb•r 11, 19$3
Dr. Freeda Hartzfeld Likes Job,
Traveling, Working With People
By Jeanine Tnnahan
• My hobby is people," cx
cltum"d Dr. Fr~dn Unrtz!cld ,
dcnn of women.
"ln my cstlmnlton," she sntd,
"1 hnve. lhe best job of lh~ wholt•
college because I hll\'C n chnncc
to know nnd work in close touch
with students in nctivilics nnd
corruru\lce work.
Although Dr. Hart7.lc.ld IS fond
of h~r job ns dcnn, nnd at ts n
tffmondously busy one, she
would not be wllhng to ga,·c up
tcachbg. Sh~ feels thnt throuGh
teaching she can get ncqunmted
with students in cJnss as well a~>
oulsld(', nnd nlso be n pnrt ot
the faculty, not just lh~ admin
istration.
The highlisht of Uu! year for
Dean Harttfcld is ot the. first of
t h .-chool year whc.>n "h~ gett;
BARK OF THE LOG 111tnrh~d with the group leader
progrnrn rmd IS hostess !or the
!lrcstdcs for new women ~tu·
dc.nts
She also cnJO>'S seemg the
dotm garls, whom ~h~ hns been
wdtlng to in the summt t' mate
rialize ns school opens. Working
with the social commissioner is
another plcnsurable C.) pc.rtcncc
for her. ··we always have su..:h
good ones," she commented.
Beside!: her college work. Dr.
Hnrt:dcld as nctavc 1n numerous
commumty af!ntrs. This Is her
fifth Yt nr ns director o( Oregon
Older G~ls conference. As past
pres1dent of th~ .Northwest Coun
cll of Guidance and Personnel
she spends most o! her spare timl'
\\'Orkint; for this orgnnazation.
Bwdcs people, hl~ next IO\'C
IS her garden. "Thnnk goodness Thomus Alva Edison guvc us
llgh Is," she uxclo1mcd. "ThCr!l
aren't l.'nough hours tn lhc doy
and whon 1 have un cvcnlnr.
II l.!t~ I C'Un WN'k In my gardl•n "
She IB nlso ~xt.rcrnely mtcrc .ted
In drcmn, Uth•ndR nll the plny~
on campus, ond nllcmpts to gel
to the ones downtown. But ns
she says, they get nwny before
she hns time to go.
Traveling as another !nvoritc
pastime ol Dean llnrtz.fcld. She
IS planning n tnp to Europe thas
summer w1th o fr1cnd. She thinks
It will be a wonderful experi
ence to stand before the greM
cathcdrnls and beautiful muster
pieces she hns taught about in
her nrt clnsscs.
This Christmas she IS gomg
to Cnhfornut to visit Dr. Florence
Peeblt:s, aftcl' whom the biology
bulldmg was nnmcd.
Bastine, Lanier, Elliott Express Selves
Regarding Driver, Critic, PA System
C N b ? ? nic Bell Steward, but even this ase UID er · • fatlcd to plcnsc the critic. There
To the Ec:Wor: wns volume then, but Judy Holli-
You m1ght fdc this one os case doy nnd an assortmen t of ccm('nt
7'19,~36 (and that isn't the ncgll· ntl.'crs were between him (the
s~t party's license number-the cntic) nnd the ,·ocnl domgs on
case of lut nnd run, bnshcd·m st~e
rJgbt front car door. All m nll from nn nmnteur
At approx1matcly 3:SO p.m. on vacwpoint, I found the Theta
December 3 while parked perpcn- Koppn show cntcrtnirung; posl·
dicular to the log roll cast of the th·cly the amateur talent. hght
bookstorc, a certain party side-lng, costumes :md stag!! scenery,
sw1ped the right front door of my So to Theta Kappa 1 say go on
1949 light green Ford sedan. m your umateur way pro,·1dlng
I am sure this accident was un· naive little me w1th wonderful
mtcntionsl but 1 am nlso surf' product1ons of amateur entertain
that the other draver deliberately mcnt
departed without lcovinP. sntis
fnctory information n<'cdcd for Davo Lanier. pcnr ot Lcw1s and Clna·k-not only
dnnce bands but outstnnding con
cert at·tists ns well.
1t would be ndiculous however
to expect o con1inunllon 01 th1s
tdt>n unt1l hstcnmc and perform
Ing condlt1ons &tf' ndcquatc to the
point of JUStlfy.ms the appear.
ancc. While the B11ly Mny b:md
nnd vocal group were tops in
popular oppcal and professtonnl
prescntataon, 11 IS u shnme that
the public address S}'Slcm wns not
of th~ snme quality. 1 pl!rsonnllv
felt so cmbnrrnssl!d 4.lnt I apolo
gized to H•vcrul of lh~m myself.
For n school the ~17.l' o! Lcw1s
and Clark there Is no t:..'cusc !or
not huving an adcquulc sound
systt:m .nnd an experienced crew tile nCCl'SSary lnsurnnoc reports. Amateur Equipment . Charges can be pressed on 11 hit
nnd run accident such as 1his. But To the. Editor. • to mun at. Most grudc schopls
CQ)lld hnYl' olfcrcd the B11ly Muy
orcht~t1·a bcttvr cond1ttons for
playmg thun we dtd Until thas
cond1t1on lB lmpro\'l'<i, better for
get about spending n lot o( money
for a profcsslorwl group. thiS type o! prOCl>durc is uncnllcd Congrntulattons to George Ma·
for and childish. 1 am still hop-rnndas nnd crew for thc1r success
mg that the other pnrty con-1n sccurtng the Billy ,May band
cerned will soon contnct m<! at the for n cnmpus conct!J't. I hope this
Gntchousc or phone CH lJOJ5 • o 1. the bccl.nnmg of a trend to get
that the legality cnn be 3VOidcd more professaonal groups to op
nnd this matter cleared.
I realize that this is a typ1cal
college problcm-n growinc prob
lem on our campus. It is probably
the result o( thn!e maJor factors:
O) congcsuon and limiUluon o!
parking nrcas; (2} weather condi·
tions; (3) ncglJgence on the part
o! student nnd faculty drlvcn;.
Jack Bo.stinc
Critic of the Critic • • •
Dear Editor:
I am wn "" g this lttter to the
LOG ns u cnttc to the crltac who
rc\'lewcd the recent Th••tr• Knppn
show "Neptune Nonsense''
I nm well aware that I am not
completely cnpoblc ns n critic's
cnt..Jc. but 1 do :feel that someone
(nnd there were many) who en·
JOYed the show should g1ve the
girls hope for 'next year's produc
uon.
ln tht! arucle the crit10 "Ul~
thnt the show wns JUSt so-so en
tertninmcnt if one JUdged 1t by
amateur standards, however the
cnllc m lhe next paragraph, nnd
the rcmamdc.•r of hiS work judges
the producton not on an amateur
brulS, but on a profe:;sional lc.•vcl.
Undoubtedlv much or the crit1-_
cu;m was )ustlfkd, and 1 nm sure
that il the show could be further
dwcctcd by capable prof••Sllionols
many olhcr CITOJ"S would lw pomt
cd out.
Even 1, a most 1nCJCpcrienccd
thcatergoi!r, was aware lhnt the
mike was not working nnd that
110mc of tht! singcn; could not be
hcnrd rbut )uat how many Ethel
Ml!l1llnns nr.: there ln this coun
try?) This lack ot vocal volume
on the part of somf! of the cast
was obviously remedied by Bon· Frank EUiott.
French ~Quarter ' Sets Noon Talks
French is taking on a new ac-weh ns !o1 Goldsmith."
cent thlS year. Tape recorded Also new In the experimental
lessons nnd lunch Wlth a French line is the aden of a "French
!Javor nrc the innovations of the table," whach was conceived b:v • F-rench classes. • Bill Green, JUnior, French rna-
Tom Goldsmath, sophomore in jor, president of tho French club.
political sctcntl'• is usang a tope This table '\\'Jll be r<~~crvcd nt 12
recorder that he mnde himself. noon dati)' in the cnfcterln. Any
to n•cord dallv Fa Pnch lessons om• who is lntl•rcstcd mov slt • •
from <"orrcspondmg disc records. with the group whelhl·r he ls
Mndrune Corinne Poutenu, in-proftcicnl m Jorcnch or not. ThnSt!
structor in French, feels that this whos1• majors arc m other de·
now medium will be "an experi- pnrtmc.•nts, 01 t• nlso \\'('lcome, uc
mentul adventure tor herself as cording to Mndnmc Pout~au.
... " A A A NEWS BRIEFS -7 A 7 7 u w u w a 4 p> u u u a J
Science Club Visits
Members of the sc1ence club
w1U be guests of the Tektronix
lnst1tute on n :!Jeld trip TuesdR}.
December 15. Dwight D. Loomis,
physics anstruclOr and member
of Telctronax institute, will b~
host.
The members will assembly in
front ot the gym at 11 a.m. wher~
fr e transporf4tton will be pro·
vidcd.
Registrar's Office Asks
For Korean Vet Reports
All \'t.li·rnru; undl'r lhe Kore.m
B11l, public law 550, should tnkt
care o{ their attendance report,
Cor the month of December, bP·
fore the Christmas holidays, ac
cordlnn to the rcgistrnr's office.
This is n(!cessary becautc col
lege will not resume until n.Ctcr
Uie first of the ycnr when the
reports arc due in the Vt>terans
Administration office. Madrigals to Perform
For Symphon y Guild
The mad11 •.~I smgLr_ will per
form Cor the Symphony Cuild
next Mondny mght, December 14,
at Reed college. George Bishop,
du'e<ltor. wlll gh·c n tnlk on mad
rigal slngmg.
Members of th1s group Include:
Virgima Bltnr and Donna Jew
ell, f>C•pranos; Betty Doggett,
Nancy Brown, ond Joanne For
strom, contraltos; Roy Shenrcr
and John Swingl,., hn!ISL~: nnd
Bill Luce nnd Ron Holltm ~atcd.
tenors.
Art Exhibit Continues
The Elliot O'lfnru l'Xhibit will
continue 10 Peebles nnot.ltf'r week,
nccordlng to Bernurd Hm: hRw,
professor of ~Art. Thirty water
colorn by O'Hara aro being hun"
15 at n time. 1'hc showing is open
to the public. Jl 1953
Jh,
Jle
~ave us
"Tht.•rrJ
the day
• cvcntng
~arden."
terestcd
1c ptuys
$ to gel
But ns
I bdOI'C
tnvorac
~ld. Shl.'
ope this
c thinks
• expcn-
ac greal
mastet··
lbout in
Is gomg
rloruncc
biology
~s
not only
ling con-
ow ever
01 thiS
pcrform
ltc to the
nppcar
Y band
tops in
Cessionnl
arne thnt
1 was not
:!rsonolly
T apolo
myseJC.
oC Lewis
cusc for
.e sound
'ed crew
schools
•illY May
ons for
lnlil this
ettcr for
)f money
E1liotJ.
alks
!rimeotal
"French
ived by
:nch ma
ch club.
cd at 12
r1a. Any-
may sit
r he is
ot. 'rhos.:
lthcr de·
.ome. uc
lcau.
orm
Lild
wili pcr
Y Guild
~mbcr 14,
t Bishop,
on mad·
include:
a Jcw-
Doggett,
e For
Shear< r
es: and
ollenawd,
will
er week,
Hinshaw,
water
hun"
• 1s open Friday, Oocc.>mbftr ll, 19ll3 PIONEER LOG Pogo Three
On the S ()Ctal S1de
with Jeanne Hulsbrln~ Akin Hall Buzzes WoodwindEnsemhle
Initiations, Dinners As Girls Prepare On Next Music Hour
0'11 Social A nenda For House Dance The Thursday mUSIC hour for Delano, bllSSOQn: Adrac.nne Hill,
!:/ ' 'The corridors of Akin hnll ore December 17 will !eaturc r• wood-rlulc>; Paul Mo9h~'!• oboe: and
Prl.!ceclmg the flurry of Christmus activities, Qrgnnizations
plnn mc~o•tmgs, dmners and initiations. wind aruu:mblc compon.-d of Sh1r-Be<v• rly Wary, claran• t.
buzzms wtth more thnn the usunl ley Rocckcl, French hom: Lots The progn:nn wiJJ fc:~turc l:'ilc:h
prc·Chnslmns f!Xcit~ment hJ the mcmbcr of tbe cn.'lcmble in o solo
Tht.'lu Kuppu .sorority will formally initiate pledges. Adele
Hedin, Pauln Scott, Janet Young nnd Grncclinc Carter, Sun
day, December 13, m Palatine manor. A dinner nt Cathryn's
restaurant will f(1llow. Th~ group met last Friday nighl nt the
hom(? of Pat Wnlkcr for a slumber party and informnl mitia-
• lion.
• •
Alpha Gamma plodge Ooru
Moir. Virganla Anderaon, and
Barban Pfau. will also bo for·
mally initiated Sunday in
P.Llatino manor. Followlng tho
coromony member-. wlll .Utond
the Chriatma. concert and a
banquet at Redmond 's
• • •
0l'ltn ·rnu Rho frnlcrmty mcm·
bcrs and ph:dg••s will cclcbrfltt•
tho hohday acoson with a date
pnrty Snturday night, DccS!mbcr
12, 111 the home or Dnve Porter.
Pledges nrc 10 chnrgc of arrange·
• • •
Akin hall will atarJ yul•tldo
iestivitioa with a carohng pa.rty
9:30 p.m. Sunday Decombor 13.
Allor caroling the gToup will
return to tho dorm for head
resident Lenora Van Antwerp 's
annual Christmo.a party.
• • •
Newest fmdmgs in Dan Cup1d's
notes tell of two engagements
nod one wt!dding . The engage
ment of Fred Tomlin, '54, to Sue
O'Connell wns n n no u n c c d
Thtmk:-givmg dny. Plans for ._
Janu:1ry 13 wedding bave been
announced by Don Kearns, '53,
und Ruth Bnlkn. A pr~·holiday
event on the cnlcndnr was the 1 Future Teachers
Plan Christmas
Party in Palatine
The annual FT A Chrlstmos
party is scheduled for Tui!Sdoy
at 7:30 p.m. in Palatine drnwins
room. All membcts und students
interested in membership nr••
cordially invited to attend th~
!cstivaly, nccording to Jim Wolfe,
vacc-prcsidcnl.
Admission to the party will be
by a gill costing not more than
50 cents. El('clion of oWcers tor
spring semested wilt nlro tab::
place during the C\'cning. Anyone
in need or transportation a.s re
quested by the officers to colt
Jim Wolfe, TR 7786, Cor nrrnnge
ments.
Chuck Jennings wlll hend the
entcrUlinmcnt committee with
the assistance of Keith Ande~
son and Adracnnc Hill. Retrcsh
menLc: \\'ill be nn-angcd by Joy~
Kehoe and Bnrbnrn Shepherd.
Speech Arts Students
Obtain New Recorder
wedding of Bctl)' nnd Ray Hol!n, The speech arts department hl\'5
rnnrrwd November 17. n new '·baby"-n lona-nwait.cd · • I Magnacordette, to be used pri-
Alpha Kapp' Psi notional marHy !or trnnscribmg progs::~ms
buainus tretornlty . irutalled 21 on campus to be aired over Port.
pledgcs yesterday. They er~ Bob land radio stations.
Benton. Ro~rt Alstadt, Don Da Aceording to Neil Sabin, rn
vis Charla- Bartholomaus . Pete dio instruclor, the students tn rn
Corum. Ted HayM, Hirashi Ki· dio will spon be usang the mnch
mura. Roy Marvin, Dick Mor-ine to produce a weekly 15-mln·
gan. Paul Oldonberg. William ute program over KXL
Patterson , S h 0 r man Pauly. Part of the money for the re·
Theodo;o Priom. Peto Paihogios. cord~ was earned by lhc speech
Jan Pyl James Redman , Da-arts department lnst sprins.
vid Roid. Oalo Tomlinson. when the students m speech and
Coorg~ Thoma& . Bill Bischoff drnma produced the show, "Out
and Harold Ostby. of Bounds" Another sl1ow will • • •
Members of the Women's Fac
ulty cJul> wall meet todny ior a
special Christmas program pn
sentcd by dramn nnd music stu
denLS nt 2:30 p.m. todny in Akin
hull. Gt•nrrnl chmrmun Mrs. John
Anderson, w1ll be asSisted by
Mrs. Ralph Scott, Mrs. John Rlch
nrds and Mrs. Reanhnrd Pauly.
• • •
Wan! to know ebout "orori
tiea? Plana aro now being made
for tho inter-sorority coffee
hout open to all womon uu
don1a, to bo hold on January 7.
Further inJormat.ion will bo
announced In next wook's col·
umn.
CARO-AMICO
PIZZERIA
nau•n DlnDtn
atJr\'.,d In lhn old l'h:aa HoUIIl
111 o r G:~l ltnllan nlmOIIPhllre.
3UOCI 8. W. DUbiU 81"4. :sa 0260 be given th1s ycnr to earn more
equipment for the dcpnrtrnenL
Home Ec Delegates Go
To Executive Meeting
Pat H l"tmg:'l, p1-csid••nt of Cl'll
hecon and vi<-e-presidcnt ot the
Oregon home economtcs l'OnCcd·
erntion of clubs, und Ruth Oin::
morc, ndviscr, nllcnded o meet
ing of the executive commlttt•e
oi 01·egon college home cc:onom·
ics clubs nl Con•nllis lnst wcctt·
end.
The purpose of tht:: meeting
was to organi:l:c ond decide what
part the clubs will ploy ln Ule
• Oregon home economacs conven-
tion next spring nnd nlso to ht::lp
establish other home economiM
clubs in Ol'egon. Lc\\ is nnd Clnrl-:
will aid Marylhurst m lxocomina
affiliated with the stntc nnd nn·
tionnl horne economics orgnnir.n
tion. girls prcpnrc for their Si.'ml-for
mnl holicfoy donee tomorrow
night.
Snnlll Claw;, candy canes and
gang,.,rhrcnd men will be on dis
play to c:orry out the thMlc
"''I'wns the Night Before Christ-
mos " Titc lounge will be turned
Into a mngac wmtcr scene and n
goy andoor picture wtll be c.rcat.
cd downstairs.
Gcncrnl c:halnnan, Solly l'haJ.
1ps, has named lhc
committee heads. following lll
Joanne Reed and Ehunc Stan
ley, dccornlJons: Carmen Chlnd·
gnm, guest la.st; Oorna l\tarun
rdn:.,t;hmcntr.; Moudo LL'Cllbrnndt,
music; Eleanor Brodu. and Rnr
har:• Lytle, programs; Kathryn
Mumm nnd Shnron Porter, bou
tonnwn .. os and Joanne Elias, pub
Uclty.
Students Meet Weekly
For Bible Discussion
E.acn Tuesday cvcni.D~ •• l).~o
n group of students meet m Pnl
nlinc Manor to study nnd d111cuss
the ..Sible.
The B1ble study group 1S new
on c:nmpus lhis year. It was pro.
motcd by andivaduals who fclt
that such meetings would orlng
them closer to the core of 1he
religion found in the Bible. Roy
Shclli"Cr was the main instigator
oC the group. •
Problems of the prt.>sent dn.r
nrc discussed in relation to the
Bible. The group Is led by n dif
r~cnt leader each week. .1\lany
thought provoking issues nrc dis
cussed. The group would like nil
lllt<'rcslcd persons to attend,
Business Class Polls
Listener Preferences
Reds, kJdnnppen;, price wars
and bnscball interest bcgmning
busmcss men, according to a poll
Indicating radio listener's prcf
cre~ conducted in T. J. Ed
mond's introductton to busi.n~
cla...c:s.
or 17 current news topics, stu
dent interest and alertness wns
grentcst in these four: the Rnrry
Dexter White case, the Bobby
Grccnlense kidnapping story. lhe
coCice and cigarette price war,
nnd the lrinl over the status of
basebalL
Siskiyou
Stoneware
Fine Pottery
and
Stoneware
Gifts
8437 S. W. Terwilligar
CH 9310
HELP WANTED Bamboo Garden
Danmg, (Cormcrl\• Club Indo)
Now Open to All Age Groups
Oancmf .md C'lub 1-1cllataes nt Rcstnur:mt
F eaturinq Food to Go
•I .P .M to ., A M. Dnaly
4 P.M to 3 A.M. Saturduy
Closed Tuesday Happy in Florida
Writes Dr. Kozloff
Dcscrlpllve letters telling of the
"biologacn.l parndls '', In which he
Is living, ot lhe Umvcrsh.y of
Flonda Wildlife rcsc:rve come
from Dr. Eugene Ko2:loff, nssocl
otc profcsror or biology
Dr. Kozlofl 15 on n Guggcrihc.im
fellowship to study pnrultcs in
fresh wotcr muascls of Flor:idn
and South Caroltnn . However, he
is also studying the 366 \'nrietic.s
of Io'londn trees and other aspects
of wildlife.
Although n biulogtst, he writes:
'I nm clcnrly not cut out for o
life in the jungles. Whtl~ l enjoy
snnkes, I seem to be too much on
the nlcrt for poisonous spr.c:ies
lt seems thnt Dr. KozloU finds
at difficull to forget LC, for he
ndds, "We couldn't forget LC if
we wanted to. In the ~ncl apart
ment there is a lody who sangs
the Cornell olmo mater tune to
patraoue or sncred words wh1ch
we cannot make out. So we men·
tally supply lhc 'Lcwls-and
Clark-so-dcnr'."
'Scare' Money Motive
Says Loan Vice·Prexy
Guy Jnques, nssJStnnt VlC'C.
prcs1dent at Portland Ft.>derol
Snvmgs and Loan OSSOClotlon,
spoke on personal finance before
Alpha Knppn Pa1 and business
majors, Dec..:mbcr 8, in Bodine..
"Scru'c.'' declllred Juques, "is
on~ of the main motJVes that
cause people to save money."
"The most important ~hlng,'' he
nss!!.rtcd, "as the budget, to 1n·
sure enough money for financlal conc~'rto. Heard will be: Rondo
from B:w.oon Concerto ln B-flut
mOJor by Mozart, All£'gro from
Oboe Concerto ln C mDJOr by Mo
Ulrl, o movement from lht! Clnrl
nct Concerto an A moJor by Mo
zart, Rondo from French horn
Concerto jn E-flnt mojor by Mo
Zllrt, ond Scllcr:uno for flute by
Jonchlm Andersen.
The ensemble numbers wall m·
elude: Allegretto Sc:h<'rzando by
Chnrlcs Lefebvre, Allegro Concer
tnntc by Mozart, Overture in B·
Oat major by Luocn Caillict. AJ.
lcgretto GtOJOSO HY John SobeCk.
Adagio nnd Allc~o by G1ovnnni
Battista Sam~ Allegro Lcggacro
by Lcleb\ITe, Pnssacmllc by A
Bnrthc, .AIJegro Mosso b) Sobcek
Tius program will be at 12:30
p m m the chapel.
Peebles Lab Receives
Vacation Face·Lifling
The pile or lumber :;ccn ln the
m1ddle s-ectton of the b1ologacal
loborntory 1S evidence of re
modelling project to be complet
ed durtng the Chmtmns holidoys
The room under the high glass
cc1hng has been m diSUSe moct of
the tunc tunc:c the concc ... mo\"ed
to Palnunc hill. The gloss nllowcd
expcnsl\"e heat to cset~pc nnd bro
ken panes let the rains m. mnk
ang it obJe<:Lion3blf! for e.lthcf'
clnss usc or for ihc c:uldvatton 11!
plrmts.
A tnlse ceiling, covered \\ith
composltJon rOOfing, is to be
placed at o modcrntc height nod
tnbJes \vill be butlt nround lhl'
walls where gcologJCll) ond bio
logical specimens will be plnccd
on cx.b1btt.
matters and have enough left to r--------- -----,
take en~ of yourself."
The que.5tion "why do ) ou &n\•c•
money"" was answered in tht
tollowang manner: scare, occu
mulntc to purchase, canung ,
safety and hnbiL
Six Emanuel Students
Receive Nursing Caps
Six Lcwas and Clark sophomore
nursing sludcnts at Emlloucl hos
pitnl reccivcd thclr nun;.:s' caps
at a capping C:t'remony nt St
l"aul' .. Luthcrnn churcll Decem
ber 5.
Those who rcccivcd their cups
nrc: Nancy El\•cstrom, Joan Frt-e
mnn, Junycc Johnson, Barlu1ra
Weber, Allee Ynncey and Bernice
1 Lounsbury. Capital Hill
Barber Shop
1103 Taylon Ferry Road
Hair Cuts Sl.OO
~ klle Wea\ of DIU'~
Shopptn~: Oeater
Wedding bells will ring
for the daugtherl
W hll\'1 tho tnOIIt Ullful Wed•
dfnt: lltatlonefT "rlntC!d wllh a line eol~tlon of l) 1~ ta.cu ln baUl
~"'UU.DUonAI IUil'l fiUICY tnod"ll
We 5 szt .. hour n:rric.e on all prlll -aona too lMifW or mna:l to 111 \ our conal4crat.loo..
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8505 S. W. Terwilliger Blvd. CH 2549 Pogo Four PIONEER LOG f'rld•y. DKembu ll. 1953
LC Cagers Emhark Pioneers Fast Break to Pair of Maple Wins;
On California Swing Putmnel PSC 78-62, Sl. Marlin Rangers 73-67;
Conch Eldon :F1x's Lewis and Clnrk Ptonccrs hn\ c embarked on
lhe1r finn I"O!ld tnp of the season-on Clght-dn~ Jaunt t.hrouch Cah
romut nnd .. outhcm Orcgon-mcctmg the Chaco Slate sqund tomght Sophs Brady, Adrian Singe Opponent's Twine
rmd tomorrow night m Chico, California. Local hu:;ketball warrnro open-
Other gam on the trip will mclud~ n contest Wlth Mather Field ed De~mbnr 3 nt Portlnnd Stute
Atr Bn£c Det-ember 14, Sacramento Stat~. De>C•!mb~ 15 and ~OCE,
December J6. Titl latter three games wiU 'be plllyt;d at S IC.I'luncnttJ \nth the Pioneer:; dt•!cnung the
Cnhformo. ond Ashland, respc-cU\•ely . ' ilung.!: i8-62 nnd r •tum1ng to
Chico, Sac:::ramento State Rou_;h Foe. tht IO<'al cow1 Saturday night to
The Pioneers, fre~h !rom victones ovu St Marlln nnd Portland measure St. MartlJU; 73·6'i,
State. have been practiciJlg a defense to use against the weavmg A pair of sophomores, !orward
offense i!mployed by both Ch1co and SacramMto State. ChiC'O's ret'-
ord lS three wtns 8G4lll$l two defeats; the wms bcmg o,·er Fresno Hal Araan and guard Duane
Stnte, Alameda Air Base and Snn !o"'rnndsC'O YML, the losses were at
the hnnds o! Fresno State nnd COP. The WJldcnts lack hcaght, but
Volleyhallers Nab
College Tourney;
Girls Gel Ratings arc good shots. Sac r am e n t o
drubbro the locals m '52 til LC. Brody, waxed red hot to front
scor.1ng !or the til~ . .Brady hit
18 ngnmst PSC ond Adrtan 29 m
the Rant:tt!r fracas
In the PSC tilt, .freshman cen
ters, Don Ward and Lor~ Mtch
c.lson t1lled the center posation
very capably. Paced by the c.:·
ccllent floor game of Gary Jock
son, and the dead-eye shootmg of gunrd Brody, the fast-brenk
mg l~C li\'e was in com·
mand throughout the game. They
were ahead at the end of each
periOd o( play and ht.•ld n 36-31
half-time bulge. Porllnnd Stnte
wns led by ecnh.lr Don Porter,
who rolled in !!Q points Jnck Mny, w1th 18 und lfl points.
r•~Pl'Ct lvt• ty.
J<'bc emplovc-rl the two plotoon
systl!m m b 'th ltllmrs with Brndy,
,J n c k so n, Wnrd, Scrvn:; und
Schroeder composing the f1rst
unit. Thus in two gnm~!;. tht•
Or.m c hnvc compiled n 75-point
wernge per game scort• whilt!
,\drian Pours Polnb Through holding oppo 1uon to tH 5.
Sophomon: Adrtnn ~teppt.-d anto Br:otdy pact'<! tha PSC gomo
D torwnrd berth m place of Ken acorlng with 1a points. followed
Scr.·a~ ngatns\ the Rangers and by Mlcholson with 12. Se"u.
led the P1onc\:rs to victory with I Sc:hrooder and Ward, 9 each.
hlS scorchme 29-point outburst Jaek.aon a. Adrian 6, Berke 4. Joe
While Adrann was playing havoc Boutin 2 and Helm 1. SL Martln•s
"ith the St.. Marun's nets, thl. ac:ortng: Adrian 29 Jaekaon 9.
Rrmgcr.s kept pace with the Pio· Michelson a. Sc:hrooder 7 Brady
ncers wtth the dead-eye shoollng and Berke 6 and BouJia and
or for.vnrd D1ck Wist and ccntet Ward 4.
Lew&S nnd Clark women's vol
leybaU tcnm gamed f"U"St place
out of Jl schools nt the plo.y day
hcld here December 5. They de
feAted Pacific. WJUameue. Marll·
hurst.. nnd OCE. Those on thl! team
were: Opal Gulick, Mnrilyn MA
son. Hnrr1et R1ggs. Margaret Pe
ters. Grnr ·McCort, Ve.ryl SmtUl,
Joy-oc Morgan. Pat Millikan nnd
Joanne BurL Myra Homer 1S the
~mn captain. Nothmtt is known about the
Mother team, but they can be ex·
pcctcd to give the Paonccrs a stiff
battle. SOCE has an nil \'cte.rnn
team and nrc nlwnys u pow r in
the Fnr West conference. The Red
Ratd~ spht n prur \\ 1tl1 Hum
boldt Stntc lnsl Monday and
Tuesday, to tht:! tunc or n 72-65
wtn and n 53·51 setback. The
Rnldcr altnck ts paced by tall
Leon Keefe nnd guard Ken Kl·
mura. The PlOnCt'I'S will return Frosh Clip Dentists; Grant Top Scorer
OUaclals were Barbara Shr.nr
(!r, Dorothy Fraser. Mary Lyn:~
Holm. LorTUme DlmoU and
Charlene Hodgson
• • •
Joyce Morgan. s•nior P. E..
major. and Patt Blakely. ·~3
graduate of Lewis a.ad Clark.
recently became nationally
raJed •olleyball officials.
Joyee and Pntt were required
to pas:; n Women's National Vol
Jeyb:lll league written lest helu
No\·ember ::!4 here and a practicnl
test hl"ld De«mber 3 at George
Fox colleg!!. Both girls now mny
~cl as p:ud ouu~ials and may or~
:fiCJnte m any ~"'men's \'Olley
ball game. At present lhe~ are
only 12 such officials in Oregon
Vollrrb•ll Schedule
Frida,. Decornber ll-3:30
J. Poll!C:IiU n. HeAfoo
: l.ambda va. S!cna.
l. Kaopa ,... T!\&1'ter
Monday. D1teembu 14
4 OG-1 Polocalll va. Tb.U:tu
4 :0~ KAppa ve.. ltc:A.fu
4 ·oo J. Dtllta va. !:'lema
4 .Jo--t Sllrma , ... Pot-u
Tuaday. D~mbu 15
4.0o-1 ltApJ* .... Polec&~
4 oo-:. I.c.mbd& n. Tb.u:tU'
4 : llo-4. Dol til n.. M eA1._
4 :ao-4 .Detu vc. Poli'ICIWI
Weda•d•y, D~mbu lt~-6-44:00
1. 1..-.n bcS& n Po I ec:a til home D<.~mbcr lB.
Lc\\'lS and Clark's U'lap player
roster: Mdt Schroeder, K(!Il S~r
,.ns, Don \\'ard, Gary Jackson,
Duane Brody, Joe Boutin, Gene
Helm, Loren Mtchclsen, Hal
Adrian, Juck Berke. Chd S~r.
Roy Hyde nnd Managers Conme
Hnmdton ond Don Edwnrds.
Thaxter, Lambda
Front Volley Race
T:haxh:r nnd Lambda rcmainl.>d
undefeated m voUeybn.ll vtn wms
ovt~ Stgrnn and McAfee, re.spcc
tlv<!ly, last Thursday , Lnmbdn's
scores wer~: 15-17, 17-15, 15·9 and
Tho>."tcr won 7-15, 15-10 and 15-13.
In the thtrd Hlt Knppa Pht
Alpha chopped Della Tou R
15-6, 15·11 lo gam the .500 mn.rk
and a second plnce tic wiL~ Sigma.
The Dclts nnd McAfee n.re win~
less nnd the Polecats have yn-to
play n game.
League one m tnble-tennis has
completed ploy but must wait !or
league two to finish 1ts schedule
before entcrmg the fma.ls. League
one title went to Sigma and
Lambda, Kappa and .Mc.A!ec fol
lowed 1n t.hnt order.
Team cntnes in intramural
bnsketball are now bclllg acc:ept
ed m W:IUTen Smtth's oft1ec. En
tncs close December 18 at 5 p.m.
and league ploy commences Fri
day. January 8. Independent
teams must have at least. e1ght
players on lheJr roster. The Ptonecr Crosh hava ktclcc:i
ocr a 19-game season schedule
with one \'JCtory nnd l\\ o defeats,
including an 80·65 tromping of
Oregon Dental C'Ollcge.
Boutm captured high point
honors tn the \'iclory with 113
followed closely by Dtck Grant
with l'i. AtdtnF: the cause were
WtU:d Wlth 15, Hclm With 14 and
West Strahm, 10,
Th" second J:ame was a 53~1
loss to lhc Portland State !rosh.
D1ck Fiske led the scoring wlth
13, followed by Grnnt nnd Cor.
nie Ktlmer with 12 each. This
•vas Kilmer's first game of the
e.a..c;on. Overume was the undo·
10~ of the fr'Osh agamt Concordtn
college. The Cavaliers outscor> d
the locals eight to three in the
ext.ra frame to lake a 75-70 .. ·h:
tpry. Grant and Ktlmer again
topped the scoring for-the Paon·
ec.rs with 17 and 15.
Frosh games will be played
pr1or to all home varsity tills
w1th the exception of the De·
c:ember 28 game with Southern
Oregon.
Squad members n.re: Grant,
Kilmer, Fiske, Strnhm, Don Ras·
rnussen, Darrel Swigert, Tom
McKinney, Dave Schmid, Bob
Kotila, John Thomns, Jim Mc
Farland, Bob Knight, Don Dean
Feed Curtice, Rich Neil and Dtck
V olleybell Standlnga
w. L. Pet
LambdA -2 0 t 000
Tl\aJth·r -1 0 1.000
Kappa -I l .600
~u:ma 1 l ,600
~llA 0 1 000
AJcAlet~ 0 I 000
Pol~ts 0 0 00(1
. I ~ SchJnadt. Three football players, I Leo Bolar are expected to tum
Jtm Johnson, Gene Flippin and out Mondov. •
URT'S
ORNER BY COPENHAGEN
LOG SPORTS EDITOR
\\'tth the tcnnmation of the Ptonecrs' long grad1ron season, the
spotbght shifts to Eldon Ft.x's cngers nnd their prospects of sut'~
ccssfuUy defendmg their '5:!-'53 conference casaba crown. The r'lx·
mcn nrc confronted Wlth the most formadabl~ n.rray oC conference
competitors m several seasons. Letterman laden Wh1tman nnd Wtl·
lnmeltc head the well balanced Clrcutt's title contendenls and Po
CJftc and C(\'ll:'f,f' of Idaho wear the d"\d< ho~ t' t lf
An in•enJory of the well-dockcxl roatua: Whitman •.• Ramemb.r
thoU' fantutic: ahooting exbibitioo a.i LC lu.t yoar? TbU aame c:lub
returns and ca.a ruin opponellU witb 1b bluing mid ·court shooting
performances. Returning ·vasa are forwards aharpshooling Don Rob·
woo. playma.kor Dick Fain. Bill KUso, center Rex Guinn and a .bovy
of drl•iag guards Morrie RobiDoU . Don Pukor, Dol Klickor and
Bill Click. Top nowc:omor is all-conforonco bolfbac:k Eo.rlo Walker.
iho Baylor tra.nlfor.
W1llamctte •.• Back !rom last year's runner-up Bcarcats are tor
wards 8111 Colvard, Pete Reed and guards Dtck Hoy, Lcrty Shtelds,
Jerry McCallister and Dave Gray. Reed has moved from the center
slot w1th the uddit1on of 6-4 Tom Gooding, nn ex-BolSc JC hookshot
specJalast and 6·6 Salem Crosh Jack Bishop. Last Friday the 'Cats
clipped SL Martin 71-63 and are a defuute pcnnnnt posstb'l t~
Pacific: • • . Throe men make the Forest Grove 1i•o a menace:
forward Dan French, all-conferCUlc:e guard Norm Hubert and Chnt
Ag ... center. Skya.c:rapiag Agee canned 31 and 21 poinJa in .tho
Badger1 60 SO a.ad 62 57 dumpiDga of OC£ and Portland StaJe, 1'0·
apoc:bnly. If a few untried Badgers coma through. Pacific: wUl be
up there.
College of Idaho The Coyotes have lettermen R. C. Ow~ns,
Jnck Kennev1ck, Datk Spciss, Max Sanchez and D1ck Carrow back.
B11l Kundrot, 6-5 center from Ind1ana, Owens, the loop ) leading
scorer and gun.rd Carrow are important chapters in the Idaho '153-'54.
maple story
Linfield ••. The WUdc:aia tipped Clark JC 61-sa and lost to OCE
thua far. Dave Sanford, 6·4 pivot man. La tha prlndple scorer wl1h
aid hom Carol Cable. Mll1 Krueger. A1 Ta.rponnlng and Ad Rut:sc:h
man.
* * * * Rainbows * * * Surprise * * * Orange, * * *' * Black 34-12
:f. '£. '!·
Flippin, Smith Score-Bretliauer, Hardt, uick Sparkle
By Sta.a Hams
LOG Ha,.._fan Corr~pond.e.at
BatUmg agmnst htgh wmds and
a h1ghly apmted Uruvers1ty of
Hawnu cl£!'.•en. playing their best
game o.f the season. LC's P1oneers
dropped a 34-12 ''crd.ict. Fr1dny,
CRAB BOWL
17th and Barbur
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CRAB BOWL lfo. 2
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VE 966! Deecmbcr 3, be!ore 6500 :fans .111
Honolulu . Thus LC ended the
year w1th ll 4-5-1 :re1:ord.
The Ptoneers suffered their
:!Jrst setback at th~ hnnds of n
"Kono" Co strong wmd :from the
sen). Dale Brethauer got off n
benu11fuJ punl, but ns Jl soared
:for the U. H gonl, the gusly Kona
ble'w .1t bock to &he LC 44 Seven
plays lat.l'r Ed Kuwnwak1, stnr
Hawounn bock, scored by sklrtmg
right end !rom the mnc. CrnJly
quarterback Joe .Mnt.sukawa boot
ed lhe lint of four eonvcrs1ons.
Later in lht• thtrd qunrter the
Monoans drove !rom their 28 \0
pay dart wtth Don lmamoto cnr
rymc the fmal 11 yards, agom on
o rJght end I'WCCp
Jn U1c S(.'COnd stanza the .Plo· ncers had two susuuncd drtvcs
to the Rainbows' 12 and 20 but
wo;rc stymied. After holdmg an
other LC drive on Its 30, the U. H.
went 70 yards wilh Joe Bnlnngt-
Log-Istics
ua r.o
F'1 u t Down• : 1 ta
N~·t 'Yard6 nualdnl( --1l11 21'7
N<.t Yucts l'auln .. tlli to
PAIIstte Allemprnd 111 10
PAa •'fi Comptet!ld _ 10 6
PunUnc AY<>NI&H! 12 30
l'onalll~ ·- lfi 10 l'umhl!l!! :! •
tao, the game's top ground gnmcr,
gomg ovl.!r from the one. Tit•• hniC
ended wath conch Harry Vasco·
nello's Rrunbows m the lend 21-0
LC Triple Lateral Cllc:ka
An aroUk'<i Orange took over
on tbc 4-i and needed only one piny to score on n 56-yord triple
loternl. 1t stnrted y.•lth J 1m John·
son's hlttld-ort to Caley Cook nnd
continul.!d downflcld wtth Cook's
lotcrnl to Earl EngcbrclStm, who
whr>n trapped on lhc ten lnteralcd
to Jam Smtth for the SLX pomt.
P'hppin's conversion into the
wmd fualed nnd the score was 2.1-U.
Late m the thard canto the
Rainbows tallied 10 thrc~ plays for
50 yurds on un nt•nnl stnke from
Mat.aukuwo to l·nd D1ck • UeQka.
In the last qunrter the Piomcrs
missed n rtrst down by one tnc:h
on thetr 24. On the nt•xt play
Mntsuk.awn hcavl'<l an end-zone
pnss to brilhant •md Ray Noylon.
Brrothnuer rnn the kickoff back
37 yards to the U. H. 47. Fust
doY.n runs by Flippm, Frank Fair and Brethauer , '.u-ru.d the
boll to the one, where Fhppln
powered through center to score.
• • •
G A M £ HIGHLIGHTS AND
SIDELIGHTS ..• Thr. absence of
t u· guard nnd co-coplnan Ron
Uscldinc~·r plus spotty ofllcinllng
hurl the Pmnccrs .•• Playing hts
best jOmC of the &en on Will:
Brethauer, who mode his own
holes through lhc U. H. detcnses .
Pt•rlwps the outstnnding llm•man
wns :mother scmor, tackle F:mi~
Hordt, who with end Jun Quick
mode it vlrtunlly impo~sible for
UiP. Rntnbows to sweep LC's left
flonk ..• Smith gleaned 32 yards
for a t.'tght-ynrd overage, Flippin
had 30 ond slx~yard overage and
Cook picked up 35 tot· 5.8.