Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 12, Number 15
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1954-01-01
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Type
Newspaper
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By Cathy Dolistnty needed-use U1c 11tnln;,)
'l'hc U('oux Arts bnll tt.Jnicht Prlzcs \\111 lw r•wnnlcd to per-
wall fcnture n surrcnJistlc .r;uuin~ 1 sons diapJoymg lh!.! mo~t nbntmr.t
thot Is expcct«'d to ,:lump l'Vcn nnd unconventional costum .. crc
th~ 11urr enlists thnt nucnd the ntaom. Anythmg goes-but Cor
"z.nnicsl" dnncc or tht• y<·nr. ddimtc adeus on "lhc ught lhlng
·r1mc to prnnce nt tho •·r~al to \\'(•or ," «!heck wtth studcr•!Jl
cr.11.y" dunl'l! 1s Crom fl p m, tll or for.ulty mcnabcJS in the ott
midnight in tht! th••otl.!r whcr·· dcpnrtment.
ml!mbc&11 ot Ph1 Mu Alpha Will Cnl'icnturcs oC faculty mcm-
provrdc mus1c th•• ~venang bcrs, done an pnint nnt.l rhnlk,
throur.h. will line tho balcony wnll .• Re-
A O!J-r .. nt ticket is all that 11 produchoM of famous pnlntmg'l
c.-osts to get In ao the bull, un by well-lmown nrL1sts will 3P
mnjor.s tnform, but "the tun be-pcnr on fulse rcd·pnp«:r wnlls
gans wlwn you start looktng for surroundang the donee Hoor.
the cnlrnncc." Modem nrt tn •ts fullest mcon-
Gul!sts drc55ed os mnmmate ing, wrll nccent the paintings, mo
obJccts will enter lhc lhentcr nt bllcs nnd oddit1onnl dccornllons
the sC"Cond-story level. (No Wln(is lhnt nrc c.xpcctcd to lend on
'Pioneer Pops'
Elect Officers
For New Year "out or thaa world'' almosphcr::
to thf' theater.
For nn umnhlb1ted evening ')i
fun and frolic and refreshments
wllh that "cxtrn clean·• taste
(6~:rvcd directly from n bath tub)
cho1rmon Prank Elhou advl
studcnln not to rniu lhe Bcnux
At Ill.
Art mOJOI'II working to the ut
most an assurtng a gr~nt donrc
nrt• Nuncy Zolcz.z.i, Sidney H.nrrk,
Honnle Stewart. Uornct Mag
"' !Ill :Jnd Keith R1tlov,.,
Pnlrons and patronesses ore
Mr. ond Mrs. Bemord Hmshnw
Mr. and Mrs. Willinm Man!lfJcld
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. lvnn Houser
and Mr. nnd Mrs. Norman
Pnasche. PERT SOPHOMORE Roiean
Sti"n poses ln an •abstrod coro
tume" supporting tho theme of
ton.ighJ's Boaux Art&. baiL
EST. 1867 At nn nnnunl mc•(•tmg h••ld, rc·
ccntly, on c:\mpus, the Pops' clul)
of Lewis nnd Clnrk college elcet
cd ofriccrs nnd plann€!d n pr~:~
grnm to rollow during the com
ing year. Vol Xrt Pionur Lon, Portland , Or.....,on, Friday. January 15. 1954 Nurnbor lS
~~ ··~~-----------~==~-=~~~======== -==~=================================; ! Plans arc !or the eonttnuat1on
or the Uniforms Cor the Pep
Band fund. They plnn to have
n uniform df'..signcd nnd up for
di"play on campus. The comm1l·
tee hopes this will create inle,rc.:;t
and backing of the campus and
friend~ or the college.
New oWccrs for lhe ycnr nrc:
Fred T. Wilcox, president; Fr~d
J Stock, vice president; Warrt"n
F Ftlch, tl'ensurcr: and Dean D
Morey, secretary. Committee
bends nrc: R. W. Parry, publicity ;
Bc!rt Harris, nctJviltcs; nnd Ro·.:
A. Pond, mcmbcflhip.
Fraternity Wins
AI Holiday 'Sing'
S•smo Alpha Sigma Irntcrnit)',
plncmg first m compctiuon at
the annual Chrislmns Sing, won
the Amphaon trophy awarded fl')r
the "finest musu::nl quality."
The winning number, present
ed n cnpp lin, was ''Carol or lh::!
Bells" directed by Glenn Gregg.
Plndng second nnd thhd l'\.'
spccttvely were Alpha G:unmn
sorority srngmg ··carol of th<!
Singing Reeds" and Kappa Phi
Alphn with "Come nnd Adore."
Alphn Gnmmo won tht• Alphn
Psi Omega plnquu for out.stand
mg stoge production . The wm·
d . • ning set wos o bock rop pam.-
ing of thl· Madonna holding the
Christ Child. Craig Wins Lead
For March Play,
'Man to Dinner'
Arden Craig, '54, will bC "The
Mnn Who Cnme to Dinnc.r" 1n the
play or that name to be prescr.t
cd nt LC in March, nccordang l('
a cnsling announcc:menl by
ClUCord E. Hamar, director • Dr.
Other leading roles will be
filled by Phyllls Holhdny , '57, 'H
Macb'i" Culler, <tnd Prisc1lla
West, '55, as Lorrnine Sheldon.
Featured roles will be played by
Chuc~ Jenkins, '56, ns Bert Jef.
fcrson; Elsie Baker, '55, ns M1ss
Preen; Stan Trogen. &:md, ns Bev
erly Carlton; Archie Reid, '57, ns
Banjo; Mary Ellcrby, '54, as Har
riet Stnnley, and John H. Ben-
nett, '54, as Dr. Brodlcy.
Other cast member mcludl'
Jenn Popkcs, '57; Keath Ander·
son, grade.; Thomas Goldsmith,
'56; Bonnie Stewart, '54; John
Howe, '56: Dean Malick, '57; Judv
Hand, '57; Harriett Magness, 'M:
Gerrie Giseburt, '57; Doug Qlmp
bell, '57; James Grubb, '55: Bob
Roget1>, '57; Jack Lembcck, '56,
Ronald Coleman, '57; Jam Cos
tello, '57, and Melvin Randolph ,
'57. LC to Join in Campaign
Against Traffic Accidents
The ASLC amt the PIONEER LOG, in cooperation \Vath the
Oregon Journal, are seeking 100 per cent studen~ enlistment
m the all-out drive to reduce the number of lraU1c deuths by
the reduction of traffic accidents.
In a couple of weeks, every LC student and faculty member
will be asked to sign an "1 Want to Live" pledge. This will be WUS Opens Fund
Drive on Campus
For Overseas Aid On a Purely volunt.arv basts with no requirements for signing.
- • J h The World Unl\'('rslt~ Service Student body president George Mnr:mdas and dean of l c drive for 1954 will begm on the
college Charles W. Howard ha\·e both expressed hope thnt LC camp\U F"ebruary s. The pur
Courtesy Cards
Sent to HS Seniors
More than 2500 Lewis nnd
Clnrk courtcS)· cards have been
cnt to htgh school seniors.
These ennis nrc to encourage
the h1gh school scmors to \'Wt
lhc cnmpus nnd to make them
feel welcome.
Verg•l S. Fogdall, Dean of stu
dents, who backed lhe courtesy
cnrd idea, bclic\'es thnt upon
presentation o! these cards Lc\\
is nnd Clark students shouid
show the \'isitors around and
show them every courtesy or thr
campus.
Hnt{! Cnrtozian, a Lewis and
Clork senior, helped t<l design
nnd print the courtesy c:trds ut
Taylor & company where he is
an account executive. cve,ry member of t~e l.iC student pose <'1 the dnv~ 15 to help other
body and fnculty wdl JOln in the student.s in undcrprh1Jegcd nr<'tlG
cc,mpaign lhnt. is dcstgned to I of lhc world.
make the pub he more con"<'IOUS
1 The go::~ I thu; year hns been
or lhe ex•stlng trt:lf!Jc laws and set n~ $800, and occordlng to
Ute need for obeying them. .Prisci.!ln West, chnirman, Lew1s
'In Times of Crisis'
'Final' Chapel Theme
In keeping wath .. [mnls zcason."
Dr. Roy FcdJe, puslor o! Rose
City Methodist church, wUl spe k
at the Jnnunry 21 chnpcl on the
topac, "In T1mcs of CrislS, What
Ought We DoT"
Dr. FedJC. n nntJ\'C of Norway,
JOined the mcrc:hnnt mnnne at
the ngc or 16 nnd durmg his thr ('
ycnrs or service visitoo 35 coun
trieS. He come to Amer1cn at th
age of 19.
He wns graduated from Dakota
Wc.slcvan universi ty nnd the Bos-• ton University School of Theol-nod Clark hns b~n Qnc of th
top mstitutions for donations to
t.hls cause in the Northwest.
Par. of the money contnbutcd
will be used for a 5Cholonhip for
the Japanese Chrisbnn unh"r"r
Slty. The univcnuty 'hns promisa-:1
n cher.n· tree for the LC cam-•
pu an return.
Wtllinm Kitchen, nauonnl W'US
chninnnn, wall s-p nk nt the
chapel servtce Fcbrunry 11, nrul
will ci"-e tbe student body op
portun•ty to undc:rstnnd the nC(!(J
of WUS.
Deans Announce Spring Term Greek Grade ~vera?es;
Men Edge Out Women for Highest GP A for F1rsl T1me ogy. Bdore commg to Oregon 22
years ngo he wns rchg1on secre
tory of the Seamen's YMCA an
Brooklyn.
Since coming to Oregon he hns
been pastor 1n Astoria nnd Hood
River. He wns Methodist dulnct
supc.nntcndent an the Snlcm dlS·
trict for six years. •·rm sure tbnt L-ewis nnd Clnrk
students wlll continue thclr tra
dttionnl nwnrencss of other stu
dents' needs," said Prisctllo. "In
countnes such ns Jnpnn, the fam
ilies can only nfiord to send one
member to school, nnd he, i!l
tum, must te:J.ch the othl'r chL·
dren; thc.rdorc, It IS 1mportant
that we understand just ho\\ for
our mcney wm go."
Th<' ovcr-nll grade average for
sororities last spring dropped 05.
of a point !rom the pre,·aous S('m-cste.r but frntcrmllcs showed .11
of a pomt r1sc, according to stn
tisucs relcnsed from the dean nl
Library Hours Extended to Meet
Requests by Dormit<?ry St~dents
Libr nr) hours will be extended, 1l. was dec1dcd at, n TL>ce.nt
meeting of the faculty libr3ry comm1ttee. Last weeks Inquir
ing Reporter found the dormitory students in favor of the I.:'X
tended hours.
The nt:!w schedule will become efCectivc Monday evening,
January 18 The dayllmc hours will remain as usual. but 6:15
to 9 will be the evening hours. The library will not bC: ~~~n
on Sundnyl) as the poll requested because of the proh1batave
opernling coslc;,
The committee decided that the opening of a classroom os n
studv hnll might meet the weekend needs of the sludonts. The
enrli.er opening hours huve been tried before and found un·
satisfactory, but the hours will continue us long as student
use justifies them, according to the committee. mc.n nnd women's offJces rc<:enLly.
Bctn Mu Epsilon led the !rn
tcmity rise, regtstcnug an overage
of 3.1l. Acacin wns second \\'lth .Priscllln ~nt her c:hildh X'd in
Chinn, nod knows first hnnd the
importance ol a drive auch
this.
3.02, Sigma Alphn Srsmn third r------------ --------------,1
with 2.80. The 0\'C!r-nll fraternity I final Exam Schedule m•cracc for sc\'en men's orgnnl-
1ntions was 2.89.
The to Knppo topped the soronty
hsl, compihng n spring nvcroge
of 3,07. S1gmn Rho was sc.>eond
with 3.00. The four women's scr
CJOI groups had an over-nll G P A
or 2.98.
Theta Kappa nnd Bl•t.1 M u Ep
adon were award<ld the perpetual
11cholnrship cup nnd plaque re
spl~livcly at the annual hanginc
of the green ceremonies last
month.
This is the first time in the his
tory of the' college that th'! top in
dividual tratemity GPA has been
higher than that of the sororities. F1nnl cxnrrunations !or the c\liTent scmeter will begin next Fri
day, January :!2.
Students faihnc Lo write examinAtions nt sthoouled hours w1U be
required to obtrun spcdnl nppointzncnt from the JDStructor and then
clew· through the rPGistrnr's offic:"' A fcc of $2 wlll be chnrgcd for
the spcc:IDl 8flpOmtmcnt. Kl'Cp this sthe<lule with )'OU
Friday, January 22 W4KlnMday. Juuary 27
ti MWE" _ 8:00-11:00 10 TT 8:00-10•00
1:30 MWF 1.00-... :00 1:30 TT 10:15·12:1~
Monday. Ja.nuarr IS Freshman English 1:15-3:15
9 MWF 8:00-11:00 Thund&T. January 21
2:30 MWF 1:00-4:00 10 M\Vlt' 8:00-11:00
Tuesday, Januarr 26 l!! & 12:30 MWF-1:00· 4:00
8 IT 8:00-10:00 Friday. Januuy 29
9 IT 10:15-12:15 11 MWF 8:00-11 00
:!:30 TT 1:15· 3:15 3:30 MWF - -1.00-4:00 Pago Two
F ~E: l Lihe Li Lin o·? • • •
J)o vou want LO Jh·e? ..
Thb: quesuon mny seem strange to the a\·crage collcg~ stu-
dent who 1s now busy preparing for the grent future that hcs
ahead of hun. But stDp and think. Whnt nrc your chances of
realizing that future in this modem world thnt seems to hve
under n constant strain or hurry, hurry, hurry?
War, tlln~ss-thcse definitely thr\'alcn the diiClltnS or what
"' ery college rnan nnd womnn wants. but there is n menace
far more 11cnlto every person's e\'cr~·day hfl."-n menace that is
present C\'CJ"Y llme you gel behind the wheel of a car, e\·er.y
tunc you step off a curb, every time you start out for .sehoul.
This menace is nol of a malicious naulre, but slems (rom
th common, mod~n attitude hurry. burry, hurry. The
mennce cnn be spelled m one word-CARELESSNESS.
The PIONEER LOG, m cooperntaon w1th the ASLC. is
joirung "ttlt thl: 011egon Journal and the people of the city of
Portland in an all-out crusade for snfcly. The crusnde's mom
purpose is to make Portland's citizens more consc1ous of Lraf
!1c snfet\ rules and lnws nnd consequently make the city a • safer place m which to live.
As members of thts college community and as memb~·rs of
tlte Portlnnd community. the LOG enlists C\'erJ· student to
joint in the "live nnd let hve" campaign for greater traffic
safety.
r W l. . ? e .._ lj)j)lll o·. . • . PIONEER LOG
Bob -O~Lines
Spanish Official
No Spik English ---By Bob 0. Bissell
For bctl •r, lor \\or •. time
will tell. But o purking lot nl
\endnnt-linguist hnd to tell Lola
Gaither '52 the vowli thut she
mndc--ct lu Spanh;h-to Don No!
son '52 when Utcy we.r mntTil~
b) o non-Enchsh spcnkang )ustan•
of the peace in Mont~rcv, Mcx·
ico recently (st•c Soctrty) ..
• • •
FOUND : On n Palntinl• wnsh
room) One tootltbrush nnd n tube
of Colgate's bclongmg to Potc
Morita. Last year when he wos
~ccretary to the Dean o! Men,
meticulous Morita religiously
brushed his 1vories nflcr he con
sumed his mid day snack. WhU'!
VISiting friends lost Frclday, Peh •
who now teaches at Wy-ELls~
htgh, still has the bmshlng hnblt
hut is ncqwrang u new one, nb
sent-mtndcdness .
• • •
"Str Sa.mbo · 1 Ute new title
that Jim Qumn (MI"AI'< e> hus
acquired nft~r downing 5 stack
of Bruer's hotcakes (40 of 'em) , .
n11 he could l'llt for 50 cents. T'n-
During the pnst few weeks, Lhe dean oi students' oflice hos or to Qulnn's pancake consump •
Join
the a
of Dimes
THE NAnONAl FOUND~TIOH
FOR lHfAHJilE PARALYSIS Friday, January 15. 1954
Freshman Paul Mosher
Youngest in Symphony mailed Oul inore than 2500 "courtes-,, • cards" lO high school uon. Archie Reid <M~Alee) held the covc;ted crown by a 23 cal~~
sc.mors who have shown an interest in attending Lewis and capacity, but sin~ Dick Ward
• Clark next fnll. The mnin purpose of Ulis card is to make the (Gntcllousc) and Melvin Ran. Four )'cars ago n mnn came ur pcrcr ns "the best musicinn ."
prospective students feel at home when v1sitmg the campus. dolph (McAfee) ha\'e surpassed to Paul Mosher, who had neve~ "He nC\'l'r \•aru .. -d nn 1oto from
The card culls for the utmost c~urtesy by any Pionec.r when that mnrk by• on.e n.apJnck. touched n musical mstruml!nt the score,t' Mosher cxplnans, odd-
- mg t.hnt Klcmpcr er hod tlac tcan-
dlSplnyed by the higb school senior. Weary of pondcnng through nnd told him lhnt "you look pernmcnl to go with the nbahty
Slnce u•ben has the ou•...._ndm' g frl· ••ndliness nnd COurtesy lJkc nn Oboe Jlla'· r,'' as U "" h l\ ' .. ..,_ .._ ..... • the only available, but nncienl, J .. or cac concert, 10S•lcr onrt
that Lew1s and Clark is noted for, shppcd to such an e>.-tcnt dictionary ot the LOG of!Jcc, LOG result of which ststcmcnt Mosh-the other mf'mb rs of ttll' orches
t.hnt \isitors on the campus must use .. pass'' cards to receive co~·editor Martin Bleytbing be-cr, nn LC C:rcshmnn, 1S currcntl) ' trn laold four rehenrsnls, one
• ? can to look elsewhere to find the the youngest member of the Port· on Thursday nsght. one on Fri-courteous hc.lp and a inendly greetmg. llin r Jnnd crvmplson~· o--'L."'"''~a d 't d • d d b d correct !;pe g o t-r-a-m-p-o- ~J • rc~,.....,.,. ay ntgd nn two on :sun 11,)"
The LOG d~ not object to the purpose of the cal1 ul oes 1-i-n-e. Spotting one of those con-The man who made the slate-Con~rt s arc nlwnrs given O:l
most strenuouslv object to lhe connotation that we iceJ is traptions jn the gym, the gro) ment wns Arlen Bognrd, rnus1c Monday nights. Mosh"' as pmd
read into every" card mailed out-Utat unless thts card is haireri genllcmnn invndt.-d a Wll· director nt Washington hich $25 !or each concert ond on~; re
shown, the prospective student \\'ill not be welcomed . on men's gym class which was m school m Portland, \\here Mosher hcarsnl and rcct•ivcs $10 for cndt
campus. 'Ve think the high school senior, or anv other VlSI\Or, ~ess1on. Bleythmg asked Joyce was then n !rcshmnn . addltaonnl rch••nrsal.
· d Morgan. who wns cnJoyang the '"Stnt'<' i.hen," Mosher clauns, Tt co ts lhl' symphnny roughh·
should be made to feel welcome to VISit campus a:nyumc on cnnvas bouncing, Jf she would "I've learned thnt when o band $5000 to put on one concert. B~-
automaticallv receive friendly grect1ngs and help. please stop so that he mtght crawl man says something hkc thnt,. sadt.>s the ten Mondny night con-
If the pja~eer student body is not ready 10 give n spontan- underneath Lo check the corrc<:t you cnn be pretty sure he's short Cl·rts durmg the year, the ordwo;.
cous welcome to anv visitor on campus, then we feel some-spelling of trampoline . or oboe players." tra ploys three Standard Hour
thmg Should be d~e about Uw attitude on campus. ,._,e~------------Wjj Currently Mosher, who is 18. concerts, l.hrcc school concerts
shouldn't have to send cards out lO prospecth·e students so NEA Draws Educators lS pleymg third oboe w1Lh the! and various out-of-town pro-
b I 'L d Portland symphony and enjoying grams.
that they can ask for courteous treatment. To Tim er ine 0 ge the unique experience o( work- At present the orchestra {S
--------------------------~ Tunbertine Lodge will lng under the vnnous guest lookin~ forward, ··with some ne;--
John Richards to Conduct Portland Symphony ~~~';! P!~:~o~: ~:~:~~~: ~~~ .u~;~h~!ethh:::;::or:~ ~~ ~::~~~~~~g::~~~~n!~;
Ri hards wlU be llSSISted by conference to be held Monday ._:;c•n•so•n_M_o.sh•c•r-ra.t.cs_o_u.o_Kl_t>m_-_th_is....;sp;.r.i.n,;;;,g •. --------John K. Richards, assistant pro-vcll. c: .and Tuesdn\' o1 ne•t week. Dean :-
!cssor of music and dll'CClOr of Portlnnd sc:hool mWilC supen·uor Charles H~ward, registrar Wil-Oregon FT A to Meet; Locals Slate Election
the ..,._._pboruc band, hss been Knrl Ernst who wtU direct the or-linm Norr:is Dean F.reda Hartz-
-.~.... chestra in one number ' • nt.. Future Tcnchero ~ On_ ~on
chos.... ·~ direct "'·e p0_.•-nd · !eld, and professor Chester Fns-Th regular FT <\ m• Clang and
election of oUacers, which was
scheduled for the san1c tune has '""" .... u• ~ ~ Ricltards hns been n member . n.rcn meeting wall be held Tues-
-..-phon'-· otthcs\ro in its three r ..... nphony for the past bae will reprc:sent Lcwas and doy, January 19 at 7 p m. at the
-o~•u .- 0 uae syr Clnrk college.
appenranccs m the Portlnnd bagh three yelll'S and also S<:rvcs as n This is a nntlonal conference of O.E.A. building, 1530 S.W. Tay-been cnncelled, lind members
--'-1 l"""turer for the S"'lllphony SO· lor. All members and prospectil.·<· :Ma•OO s. ~ J teachers wUh the all-around
T ill b .... ,I~ Cl"'lY He hns been D mromher of . members nre uracd lo nttcnd, ac-wo conca LS w e gtV..!u .~.~"" '" • l.hl!tne bemg "Competent Teach· .., may vote Cor offll<.'t'S from 11 a.m.
to l :30 p.m. in the shock and
education olficc 111 Palatine 0{ chnrnc at the schools which the Lewis and Clark •faculty smcc f Am . S h Is .. Th cording to Barbara Shepherd, LC .. ,. crs or er1can c oo • 1s
-::lrC::....:C:.:I.:.:~v.:.e=la=n=d ·:....:C:.:r.:ru=n.:..t .:an~d_Roos_..:.,._ ~:_'-_1_9_~"-·----------- meeting will be especially con. ruturc Teachers of America pres-
- idcnt. rnanor. ccrned with th~ "Denloping of ---------------------------Island Travelers Give Kiwanis Talk on Trip
Kiwnrus club guests. lut Fri
da)· noon, were Dr Chnr1es How
ard, dean of the college: Grae.me
Leggatt. football cnpuun: Patti
Throop, :Miss Oregon; nnd Gra
bnm Griswold, member of the
board of lrUStccs: along with two
other Portlanders who were re
cent Lew.LS and Clark vtsitors tQ
Hawaii. T.hey presented to t.he down·
town club a Ra~·aiian program
which consiSted of Patti telling
about wonders' frlendlincss and
the side attractions provided for
Lewis and Clnrk visitors and of
Groerne givmg a tnlk about the
gnme the team played there: Dr.
Howard making n genernl report
on the trip.
Oftlclal 1.ut.llc:atlt.n or th• Auodated btudan\8 of J.(lw1a and Clar ooll"l:"'~ PubU.he4 weell.ly 4urlnr; thoe oollen )'liAr. 8ubacrlptloD
rate~; U 00 ~r )'HU'.
En~rf.KJ u accon4 eta matl"r al Portlan4, Orecon.
.BDftOa-or-e•••• Certification Pohc1e~. "
Dr. Howard v.ill be on~" of the
speakers. The group consists or
representatives from th(' st.ntes or
California, Idaho, Montnnn, No
vadn. Oregon and Wnshmgton.
George Ennis to Teach
Special Reading Class
Studenta mt.uut.cd in increas
ing then rt!adinc &peed and com
prehension may rcgutcr lor a
spectal reading clnss which w1ll
meet tn BA-2 r.t l :30 p.m. Tu•>s
da}'& and ThursdDys durmg sc.-c
ond sem~ter.
The cours.e cruTies no credit.
T1mc will be devoted to thn prob·
ll:ms of reading comprcht.•m;ion
and speed. The number of stu
dents accepted tor lhl· class Will
be hmik>d Lo 15, unlr.ss pre-rngts·
tralion md~eates dcmund tor a
S«Ond section, according to
George Ennis, instructor.
Ennis aa1d that favorable re
sults obtained in the pnst Indicate
that through special trammg, al
most any student cnn ancrcasc
reading speed without llBC:rlftc:·
lng comprehenafon . College Choir to Concert al Beaverton Church
Tht: collcgl.! choir under th~.: ds bl vav<.·n rtfta th<. concert by the
nocllon of L. Stanley Glarum. mt!mbcns of the church cho1r
wall appear at 7:30 p.m. January For Uus Ctrst orl·campus np-
P•!nrancc of the choir an concert
17 at Bethany Prcsbytcn:m rural thts year soloists wlll be: Jcanm:
Church, near Benverton. Hulsb;ink, soprnno: Nancy Cul
Thas concert will mark the sec-hns, contralto; ond Ron Hollcn
ond appearance o( the cho1r be· sled, tenor. The college quart<'t
fore thlS group. A rec~ptton will will nlso present selections.
Medical School Names Trustee lo U. S. Board
Dr Mobt I \t ln. D1lmbc:r of mort. thlln 40 Y• nrs. Shf 1 u pnst
lhe board of Lrwtces. is one of president of the Amencon Mcdl-
100 women to be named to the cal Women's nssoclatton :md the
notional board of the Women's Pr•·sadcnts' club of Portland, nnd
Mc.>dtcal college! o{ Pennsylvamn. has taken nn active part tn aiding
Dr. Akin proc:ticcd med1c1nc the Crntt Shop o{ the Hondl
ln Porllnnd w1th her husband, cnpp<.>d. Akin hnll wa, nom .. d for
the late Dr. OUG I''. Akin. for th(• Akins.
Home Ec Department to Host State Conference
L··wis ond Cluk colll:'ge hom•· terence to pion lhr-stntt· homo
making department will host th<:! t•conomtc., convention to br• held
January board mc-etlne o! the the !1t11t weekend In April ot Cor
vallis. Oregon Hom•· Eeonomics as.-.o-
caatJou th1S Fradoy in Palatine
manor.
About 50 rcprescnt.ntJves from
oil over the state will ~ in con-Mrc. Mabel Mnck, t!Xlcnslon
sp~c aalisl from Oregon State col
lo&f! will pn:sidc over the meet
lnp which will include dinner
at the c:ollcse cafeteria. 1954
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to the
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d, and
cddtng
flandi
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:e
homt
• held
tl Cor
ens ion
te eol·
meet
dinner friday. January 1~. 19S-4 PIOI.JEER LOG - On the SocttJI Stde
with Jeanne Hutsbnnk Club lo Offer U. G. Dubach Scholarship Award Portland Area Delfs I Tlw PohtH:nl 5<-H•nce dub ho.s Or Dubach for thUI pUfll~ lege mnjortn~ tn pollttcnlr.cumcr
mode provulon& for lht' prcsc_n. P p••rs must b• prc(1nrul by or In o comblnntJOn mnjor tnelud-Gi ve Dinner Dance Ulhon of on nnnunl n~nn:l for studcnU or ~wla and Clnrk col-UUt poUllcnl &clcnec.
IICholnrshlp Ill th~ fu,ld of pohU-
The three chnpters of Delta Tnu Rho, Lewis nnd Clark, c:nl cJc•nc£'.
Pvrtlnnd SLate and Multnomah collc:ge, will sponsor thcil· nn-Tiw owurd, to b1• known •lll th•·
nual "Tri-Chnptcl''' dinnet-danc•.: ttl Jnck .mtl .Jill's Elnll• ns "U G Dubnch Award for Scllol
tomorrow night. orshlp in Po11hcnl Sclf·ncc," wll
New members to be honored arc Harold Metler, Normnn lJc Prt'9Cnk!c.J cnch spring to PP·
Gl•·n, J lffi Smith, 'J'om Staley, and I< on LeWIS. }\"red Tomhn llltcnl scencc mllJOrs who h'ivc
and Mel Coffee ore Ill charge or arr:angc.mcnts. prepared outstnndtng pape.l"'l tn
Dclt members entertained parents at r1• program held last lhnt fi ·ld.
night in the Palatine drawing room. Tom Goldsnulh wns The rel'apacnt of the nwnrd
chairman. wh1ch w111 be dctcrmlned by tltt:
Politico! Scumc" c.lub nnd b d Alpha Rho Omega held its formal initicttlon nt th~ Man-
dado restaurant, Sunday. January 10. lnstollcd wc1 c B111 upon rc-commendotiora of np
polnt<:d comm1lt•~s. shall ho\ Green nnd John Lauscn. hi nome anscnbcd on n plaqUt'
At a recent Trodse meeting Ron Lewis was elected prcs~'ntcd to the orgama7.hon b
pres,~dcnt. Other arltccn; nrP. Wnr------- ----------- ---------
rent Hoss. VICC Pre3ld~nt, Ool English Profs Lecture for Training Program Bucll, sccrcLnry: Carl P€'nnmn,
trl:'nsurcr, nnd Ron l.und, ~cr-
1 Thl'Ct' m;•mbcrs or lhl' Bngll h W1th Words'': Dr Wflhnm E.
gcnut-nt-nnns. MitrS Judy Gcr-1 d<."Pnrtmcnt will 'crv~ n 1 ctur-St Uord, .. Mod(·rn Poclcy'"' nnd
Inch IS the nt•w Trodsc arlvhscr. C!J'S nnd dascu ton tc::~cl<'l for u1 John Gru • ''The Form nnd
.. • • 'fh('OI") or the Novel ..
Other collccc profc. "'>01'5 p:ir
tunpntlng 1n this ;•ou~c 1nclud• New Burlingame
l'ounlain It Variety
* Hamburgers
*Shakes
*Coffee
W specialize in FAST 30c
20c
5c
• serv1ce.
No need to wait or be late.
8430 S. W. Terwilliger Blvd. CH 8611 Pl Delta Epsilon. nntional
journalism honorary, formally
initiated ple-dgos Iris OacilJ',
Curt Copanhn g•n and Dian~
Snyder lui Sund ty night dt
lho homo of Chuc:k Charnquilt. wantcr term m-scrvlcc trntntnc
progTnm of the Portlnnd ll' hool
'J'hcy Dl• Dr Rolph K All•·n.
who w11J spcnk on "Our Wa\'s lnstruclors from PorUnnu Stat, 1------- --------------- ----~ Rl'ed nnd Unlvc~tty uf Pl)rlland
• • •
Knppn Ph1 Alphn wall hold us
lormnl inltintton of plcdg<>s along
with msuallntiOll or oUtc•irs, We-d·
nesdoy mght, Jnnunry 20.
• • •
More holiday wcddin~ di~
those of Phyllis Thompson and
Howard Mill r. married Janu
ary 2. llDd Loia Gaither:, '52.
and Don Nelson. '53, who wore
married Docomber 23 in Mon·
terey. Moxico, . . ..
Al the lnst Thctu Knppu mcet
ang RoJenn Stl\'<!rs , .. ·as elec\cd
pledge m l s t r c G s and 1\hc~
Schmidt, JSC represl'nlntavc?.
• •
New ofhcor of O!!lta Phi
Gamma are: Carolyn Colcord.
president: Suo Hunt. vice pres·
ident:' Corry Ru. secretary;
Barbara Parry. treasurer: Lor·
raine DimoU, chaplainr Marl·
lyn Nelson. kHpor of tho ti·
lenco· Ann Ditto, historian:
Janette Rawls and Jo McKim·
me~ ISC repr4tlontaJjves, and
Tamara Jaffe. plodgo miltr .. a.
• • •
Thl.' l:.ambdns nnd Dclphis met
!or an "Cowboy and lndinn" jomt
meeting lost Wednesday rught nl
th~ home of Jo Krueger.
• • •
Alpha Gamma recently hold
a Joint mooUng with ita alum
nae auodo.Jlon at Dean Frooda
Ha.rtafeld'a home. Barb a r a
f'ryou was eled~ txeuuror to
replace Beverly Shoemaker ,
who lJJ loavlng for San Diogo to
JOtn her huaband.
New Movie on Tap
Th~ filth cnmpus movie is
scheduled for 8 p.m. Soturdny,
January 16. The Utlc or the show
will be displny<'d on signs at
the shock, gym nnd 1n front of
Bodim•. Because of Cllm company
regulations the LOG is not per
mitted to print the title. A !cw
gcncr.11 admission scats will b.~
nvailoblc (or 30 cents each.
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As an Alt Force AviAtion Cadet, you get
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You may be eligible
To qualify .u an Aviation Cadet, you
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However, you .... 111 be of more value to
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19 and 26~ years. unmarried, and in
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* Win an Air Force
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out the application tbe)• pve you.
e. If application js ll~pted. the Air
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physiCAl examination at &O\ernment
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S. Ne~t. you ...,ilJ be gh"CD a writ teo am!
manual aptitude test.
4. If }OU pass your physical and other
tests, )OU \liill be scheduled for an A\·ia~
tion Cadet truining cla.ss. 'The SelecU\"C
Sen ce Act nllows you a four-month
defeuuent while waitingcl•wu:aignmcn t.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
• WHIU :ro on MOU DITAILia
Contad your nea,.at Aviation Codot Selection Team,
Air Porco ROTC Unit or Air florce ••m~ltlng OfRcor.
Or wrtt. toa Aviation Codot, Hoodquatt•t,
U. S. Air ,orco, Woahlltlfoe 21, D. C. -Pap Four
• oneers
Missionaries,
Coyotes Form
LC Oppo ilion
Northwesi Con1oronc:e Standingt;
\\'. 1 .. Pet PP PA
W1llumt?tt e 3 0 1.000 245 216
T~mheld ~ 1 .667 197 206
PaClfiC 1 1 .500 12i 1~0
LcwlS & Clnrk 1 1 .500 1~0 127
Col of ldnho 1 2 .333 219 22G
Wlutman 0 3 .000 203 216
Conch Eldon F1x's LC \"DrsJlv
hoopsters are at Walla Wa1la to
night as ihc Pioneers meet
Whitman's Missionaries in th ...
opening gnme of the PJonec.n.'
. . nnnunl ea!ilem .uwns1on.
LC will play the same tenm
ngaln tomorrow night, then swing
on lo CaldweJl, Idaho, fo-r o ~ton
day some with Sam Vokes Col
lege of Idaho Coyotes.
Whitma.n-IAttcmttn Loaded
The PJoneers wlll race ..~ \"Cl·
cran ]aden tcnm when they
square off on Lhe. Wh1t's maple
thts evening, for Coach Bnb
Burgess has his entire fir;t
squad back from the troublesome
crew of lnst season. Although
dropping three close games to
Wtllamette and Lmf1eld. the Mis
sionanes perfonned without the
scn,c:es o1 nll-conferen~ Dick
Fnm, out \\ith an injury and
wjthout Bm iOise.
The hu_c;Umg Whitman crew
boasts pre-senson wins o\·er n
strong GoDUJgn team and nlso
O\-cr OentrnJ Washington. Led by
center Rex Gwinn. Frun nnd Dnn
Robinson, they compose an o£
{€nslv~ threat. Many fans will
remc.mber the night they defeat
ed LC last ,·ear \\':llh a barrngc •
of long-shot shoaling.
Michelsen Draws Praise
P1ont"Cr conch Fu: c:xpects tllo
fl.ght com~tition from tll'~
V.'hlls and C. or 1 .• stat.mg, ··wi!
won•t have an ea....y time of Jt
with those two teams."
Fax went on to prruse the work
o! the freshmen on the \"Drsily,
particularly Loren Mlchclnn UBT'S
ORNER
One of the morl' plea5ang P1·
one 1 pedormnnc('S In the Pac
iftc s~nc.s, ''as that or second·
;string forwnrd Jock Berke.
Whtlc subbang for lnJUrcd Mllt
Schroeder, Berke teed Friday's
wm "i\h n last mmute lny-m.
In tho two·nigh1 5tand ho
sunk eighJ and dx poinu. In
Saturday's third quarter he
swi~ a Badger pus and
went the distanc:e for two.
Standing on!}· S·ll. the ex
Gresham junior also turned in
a c:rcdiJa.ble gam~ around tho
bo&rda. In the pre· ent ere oJ
.. tall fin." tb1 t.. a fezu in
iUcl1.
Oth~r PnCJ.hc se.ncs Sidelights
. . . Bqdger guard Norm Hubert
IS undoubtcdlv one of the coolest •
customers an the confcrt!nce. Hu-
bi!rl. w1t.h his plodding pace OJS
he coins pos1tlon 1or on~ of hi:i
dendly soft jump shots will ter
ronze the league ngnin th1s year.
A steadying influence for
Pacific. Hubert seldom hurries.
is terrific uader pre--.suno and
quielly bunu; up tho oppo.ai
lion's hemp. He neUt<l 12 and
31 against LC.
• . . LC's frosh ~nte.r Loren
Machelsen out.seored Pacific's
se.mor pi\·ot mnn. Clmt Acee. 30
to 2i m the two lilts •. Refere~
Ken McLnrtys mcons1st~t offlc
mung nt Forest Gro\'C, especial!)'
m th!' fu'St holf, wos a near r\!D·
lien of Uae officiating 1n the Port
land U. boscos, where the same
off1cinls presided • . . V etei"',tn
PH>nccr guard Gary Jackson
pJoy!Xi one of his Ctncst flour I
games Fr1dny night. His ball
hawking was climmced m the :fi·
nal minutes when he cooly hit
two free throws for the winning
pomts, nnd staged nn outstandmg
dribbling exhibition.
McAfee I Sigs Nab
Early Maple Wins
who IOJled m 30 points 1n two Sigmo and McAfee picked up
games ncninst Pnci!H:. I victories in the opening round ·
Monday the P1onccn; encoLLnt· the intrnmurnl basketball season
er o.nee-beaten C. o! L led by 1t.s last Friday afternoon over th
agile center and top scorer, R. D~lts nnd Gntehousc 81-21 and
C. Owens, who possesse~ n .:Q 50.:20, respcctJ\'cly.
• • pomt. per game sc:onng a,·erage McAfee led from the openinJ:
through the ea..o.n so :far. whistlt- as •·Dutch" '84:!rtnnn
KuadraJ Koy Coyote poured in 18 points nnd spcedv
Upst't in the "P •ning game by John Engle added 16. Harold Me'
Lint1eld 66-64, the Coyotes 1 'ler sc6red over half or the Dells
roared bo<'k tbe following e,.,... points, pumping in 12 markem.
ning with an easy 76'-60 wan. C. while Kerm LLLnd and BUI Mar
of l, bas newcomer Dack KLLn-tell led the Slgmn attack wtth 14
drat, sl.llndout :forward, DiCk Ca: and 12 respectively . Roger Con·
row, Jnc:k Kenncviclt, Dack Speiss, ners with toight counters and
Max Sanchez and Owens pnmce Fred Curtice with seven led
!or action. Gntehow;c.
Th.! :folloWJ.ng will make tlJ~ Todny's gnmes p1t Omegns
trip enst for LC: Hal Adrian. ngoinst the Cast-Ofi.s and McAfee
Jnck Berke, Joe Bouun, Duane versus Sagmn at 3;45. Omcgc.s
Brody, Gene Helm, Cary Jack-meet Delta nnd Kappa takes QJJ
son. Michelsen, Mill Schroeder. the Cast-Offs, Monday. Gatehousc
Ken Servns. Don Ward and mon-and Sigma will meet Tuesdr.y
ager Connie Hamilton. and McAfee plays Omega.
Dreamland Drive-In
...!.Orden 1Q Go-
Drop m and Try a Chili·Dog-5 M1null' Drive from School
7850 S. W. Barbur BJYd. Open 7 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Ken's Barber Shop
Drop in for a quick haircut between classes.
2 barbers to serve you.
-All styles of women's hair cuts.-
8439 S. W. Terwilllger Blvd. CH 5211 PIONEER LOG Fridoy January lS. 1954
• • • I •
'
BY COP&NHACE N
LOG SPORTS EDITOR BERKE, JACKSON
OUTSTANDING
La!oat LC tlaia .•. BetJ field
goal ~rc:t-ntaqo- Kenny Sor
va• 45 tn 10& trio-. for .US,
toUowod by Hal Adrian .410.
Mic:ht-llon .384 and Schroeder
351 .. Bost free throw mark
-Guy Jac:laon 3& for 47 at·
tempb and .7&6, Berko .743 and
Sc:hr~er .711.
"'' ., h .~ds m rebounds wllh
126 and U.S per game and Mich
elsen has a 9,i average ••. Tcnm
''slasher" is Jackson u llh~tl louts
Don Ward is runn\!r-up "ith Ji
. . . . Sen·as nlso tops scorN-s
w1th 149 pomts tor n 13.5 per
came mark, MIChelsen lS SCl'Ontl
at 113 and 10.3, Duane Brad'·
104 and 8.7 and Adrinn 103 nnd
8.6
AroWld .the circui.t • • Team to beuJ WillamoUt- with n 3 0
mnrk fuhionod hom two close
Whitman doc:1sions and a 100·
79 trampling of a good c. of r.
fivo . . . Surpri.ao toam-Lm
field (2·1) with supposedly no
material and pic:kCKi for-the eel
lar :u wore tho gridll'oa Wild
can.
Hnrd luck sqund .•. Whitma ::
-Jost 72-75, 75·80 to Willnmctt e
nnd 6'6· 71 to Linfield ••• Dark
horse clubs • . Pnc1ric and Col
Ieee of Idaho -Hubert, Dnn
F'rcnrh nnd Agl.!e plus fine ba!l
control w1ll k~ep the Badger.; tn • the th1ck of the fight The Coy-
otes ;>nck one of the most explc:>·
si\'e pun~hcs m lhe loop, ignited
by 6·5 Btll Kundrat and R. C.
Owens.
'Mike' Collects Bucket c r1es
LC Cops 55-53
Thriller; Lose
Fracas at P. U.
JACK BERKE
• •• Sub Plonoor forward gwdo1
I..C m closo Badger victory.
The r~cwa~> nnd Chrk P1onccrs
~:'merged w1th o spill from then
two-gnmt' series with the Pac1f1c
Bndr.cr'S Ins\ weekend . 'flu .. locals
drew tu-st blood on i.he home floor
by n 55-53 count on Fndny nt~hr.
but dropped the second lilt 74-65
on the Forest Cro\·c lugh school
maple.
Four p o i n t s wns the widest
JIUlrgtn garnered by f'Jth~>r tenm
in the fu-st battle. There were
11 tics nnd the lead changed
hnnds nme umes. The quarter
scores were 15-15, 29-27 LC, and
42-tO Pnc1!ic.
Borke. Jac:kaon Ic:o Con1es1
'T'hc chmnx cnmt \\ ith the score
tted al 50 cnch and 51 seconrls re
mnuung in the gum c. J .1ek Berke
dribbled through the mtddh: of
the Pacific tc11m Cor u loy m
whu'h gave the Paorll't'I'S a l '' o
powl bulge. A ft•w seconds hatt•r
Gnry Ja<.·kson sank two free
throws to stn•tch the mnrgm to
four points . Norm Hubl•rt
dumped m o dnvmg lay-tn with
15 set·onds showmg on the clock,
but the loc.lls froze the ball to
se-cure the wm.
Among lh<' outstnndmg pln)'t'rs
were Berke, who came :in for In-Center Lorc:n Michelson, fat right, casu for field goal for Or:sngc: JUred Milt Schroeder, Ken Se.l'-
and Black in Friday's firs! BadgC!r skirmlah with tho score knotted vns who led the Pioneer scoring
wf 15-JS and thr~ minutes remaining in the fin! stanza. LC won with l3 points oncl picked ocr lJ
55 53 in a frllnJic: finish. In foreground is Pacific: forward Bud Gibbs, rebounds, Loren Micht•lsen 10 behlnd him ... loammiUe contor Clint Ageo, a1 far left i.a guard Norm points and lO rebounds, nnd Du·
Hubert (23). LC's number 30 is forward Milt Schroeder. Hal Lesser anc Drndy colectmg 10 point.,,
photo. two or which were long scL shots
nt the close of the second and
third quarters.
Danny French pusht~ through
18 points to lt•od the Badgers. Btg
Couch AJ AJ< m'~ LC JUnior v:arsity squad opened lt., Norlhwe l Chnt Age<' counted Jot and did
conference season by bowmg,twtce to the Pacif1c Jv·~ last weektmd yeoman's dutv on the backboards Akin's Frosh Suffer Reversals lo Badger lings;
Concordia Next; Grant, Kilmer Head Poinlmen
• • m the preliminary to the vnrsity contests, by scores of 67-55 and for the visators. Hubert wus held
54-44. Saturday at 8:15 p.m., lhe !rosh ploy at Concordto college in to 12 points by some fin~ de
the final ult before exams. !ensive wo1·k on the part of
Fnday rughl, th~> P1onc(r babes tr:uh."<i all the way as PaCJtic l~
1 .Brady.
ot halftime 25-2-1 and sowJy pulled nheod m the fmal two quarters Hubert Rulns Fixmen
for tbe vtctory. Guard Gene Fhppm and center Conme Ktlmer h.'CI The Snturdoy night tilt wns a
the P10neers w1th 15 and 12 po1nts Jerry Adwns nnd Ray Barndse different story. The P1on~crs k>d
led Pacific with 16 nnd 10 counters. 11-7 w1th 4:30 of the ftnil quarter
Saturday tught WIIS n rcpcuuon of Friday's tussle as Pac1fic led gone, but the Badgers led by Hu·
25-18 at the half, however the P1onecrs closed the count to Lwo points bt'rt's 31 pomts nnd rmng at n
at the thinJ quarter, but :fcll bnck an the final cnnto. Ktlmer packed .471 :werngc marched to n 24~16
up 14 pointS followed by Flapptn wath 10 and forward Dick Grant lend nt the end of the fu·st frame.
wtth f!lght. Bnmdsc again led the Badgers wllh 14 mttrkcrs . The only bright spots tor the
Grant and Kilmer lend Genson scoring wath 84 and 80 markers, LC men were Scr\'ttS und Mlchel
rcspec:tlvely, lllthough KHmer hns o better game nvcrage of 13.3 to sen who counted 22 ond 20, re
Grant -12 Gunrds Johnson and Fbppin hnve racked 41 apiece, Dick specllvely. Schrooocr d1dn't su1t
Fiske 30 and Wes Strohm 26. down !or this one due to a
Dining, Bamboo Garden
(formerly Club Indo)
Now Open to All Age Groups
Dancmv and Club Fncll1tlt · at Rt• ;tAurnnt
Featuring Food to Go
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By Cathy Dolistnty needed-use U1c 11tnln;,)
'l'hc U('oux Arts bnll tt.Jnicht Prlzcs \\111 lw r•wnnlcd to per-
wall fcnture n surrcnJistlc .r;uuin~ 1 sons diapJoymg lh!.! mo~t nbntmr.t
thot Is expcct«'d to ,:lump l'Vcn nnd unconventional costum .. crc
th~ 11urr enlists thnt nucnd the ntaom. Anythmg goes-but Cor
"z.nnicsl" dnncc or tht• y<·nr. ddimtc adeus on "lhc ught lhlng
·r1mc to prnnce nt tho •·r~al to \\'(•or ," «!heck wtth studcr•!Jl
cr.11.y" dunl'l! 1s Crom fl p m, tll or for.ulty mcnabcJS in the ott
midnight in tht! th••otl.!r whcr·· dcpnrtment.
ml!mbc&11 ot Ph1 Mu Alpha Will Cnl'icnturcs oC faculty mcm-
provrdc mus1c th•• ~venang bcrs, done an pnint nnt.l rhnlk,
throur.h. will line tho balcony wnll .• Re-
A O!J-r .. nt ticket is all that 11 produchoM of famous pnlntmg'l
c.-osts to get In ao the bull, un by well-lmown nrL1sts will 3P
mnjor.s tnform, but "the tun be-pcnr on fulse rcd·pnp«:r wnlls
gans wlwn you start looktng for surroundang the donee Hoor.
the cnlrnncc." Modem nrt tn •ts fullest mcon-
Gul!sts drc55ed os mnmmate ing, wrll nccent the paintings, mo
obJccts will enter lhc lhentcr nt bllcs nnd oddit1onnl dccornllons
the sC"Cond-story level. (No Wln(is lhnt nrc c.xpcctcd to lend on
'Pioneer Pops'
Elect Officers
For New Year "out or thaa world'' almosphcr::
to thf' theater.
For nn umnhlb1ted evening ')i
fun and frolic and refreshments
wllh that "cxtrn clean·• taste
(6~:rvcd directly from n bath tub)
cho1rmon Prank Elhou advl
studcnln not to rniu lhe Bcnux
At Ill.
Art mOJOI'II working to the ut
most an assurtng a gr~nt donrc
nrt• Nuncy Zolcz.z.i, Sidney H.nrrk,
Honnle Stewart. Uornct Mag
"' !Ill :Jnd Keith R1tlov,.,
Pnlrons and patronesses ore
Mr. ond Mrs. Bemord Hmshnw
Mr. and Mrs. Willinm Man!lfJcld
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. lvnn Houser
and Mr. nnd Mrs. Norman
Pnasche. PERT SOPHOMORE Roiean
Sti"n poses ln an •abstrod coro
tume" supporting tho theme of
ton.ighJ's Boaux Art&. baiL
EST. 1867 At nn nnnunl mc•(•tmg h••ld, rc·
ccntly, on c:\mpus, the Pops' clul)
of Lewis nnd Clnrk college elcet
cd ofriccrs nnd plann€!d n pr~:~
grnm to rollow during the com
ing year. Vol Xrt Pionur Lon, Portland , Or.....,on, Friday. January 15. 1954 Nurnbor lS
~~ ··~~-----------~==~-=~~~======== -==~=================================; ! Plans arc !or the eonttnuat1on
or the Uniforms Cor the Pep
Band fund. They plnn to have
n uniform df'..signcd nnd up for
di"play on campus. The comm1l·
tee hopes this will create inle,rc.:;t
and backing of the campus and
friend~ or the college.
New oWccrs for lhe ycnr nrc:
Fred T. Wilcox, president; Fr~d
J Stock, vice president; Warrt"n
F Ftlch, tl'ensurcr: and Dean D
Morey, secretary. Committee
bends nrc: R. W. Parry, publicity ;
Bc!rt Harris, nctJviltcs; nnd Ro·.:
A. Pond, mcmbcflhip.
Fraternity Wins
AI Holiday 'Sing'
S•smo Alpha Sigma Irntcrnit)',
plncmg first m compctiuon at
the annual Chrislmns Sing, won
the Amphaon trophy awarded fl')r
the "finest musu::nl quality."
The winning number, present
ed n cnpp lin, was ''Carol or lh::!
Bells" directed by Glenn Gregg.
Plndng second nnd thhd l'\.'
spccttvely were Alpha G:unmn
sorority srngmg ··carol of th<!
Singing Reeds" and Kappa Phi
Alphn with "Come nnd Adore."
Alphn Gnmmo won tht• Alphn
Psi Omega plnquu for out.stand
mg stoge production . The wm·
d . • ning set wos o bock rop pam.-
ing of thl· Madonna holding the
Christ Child. Craig Wins Lead
For March Play,
'Man to Dinner'
Arden Craig, '54, will bC "The
Mnn Who Cnme to Dinnc.r" 1n the
play or that name to be prescr.t
cd nt LC in March, nccordang l('
a cnsling announcc:menl by
ClUCord E. Hamar, director • Dr.
Other leading roles will be
filled by Phyllls Holhdny , '57, 'H
Macb'i" Culler, <tnd Prisc1lla
West, '55, as Lorrnine Sheldon.
Featured roles will be played by
Chuc~ Jenkins, '56, ns Bert Jef.
fcrson; Elsie Baker, '55, ns M1ss
Preen; Stan Trogen. &:md, ns Bev
erly Carlton; Archie Reid, '57, ns
Banjo; Mary Ellcrby, '54, as Har
riet Stnnley, and John H. Ben-
nett, '54, as Dr. Brodlcy.
Other cast member mcludl'
Jenn Popkcs, '57; Keath Ander·
son, grade.; Thomas Goldsmith,
'56; Bonnie Stewart, '54; John
Howe, '56: Dean Malick, '57; Judv
Hand, '57; Harriett Magness, 'M:
Gerrie Giseburt, '57; Doug Qlmp
bell, '57; James Grubb, '55: Bob
Roget1>, '57; Jack Lembcck, '56,
Ronald Coleman, '57; Jam Cos
tello, '57, and Melvin Randolph ,
'57. LC to Join in Campaign
Against Traffic Accidents
The ASLC amt the PIONEER LOG, in cooperation \Vath the
Oregon Journal, are seeking 100 per cent studen~ enlistment
m the all-out drive to reduce the number of lraU1c deuths by
the reduction of traffic accidents.
In a couple of weeks, every LC student and faculty member
will be asked to sign an "1 Want to Live" pledge. This will be WUS Opens Fund
Drive on Campus
For Overseas Aid On a Purely volunt.arv basts with no requirements for signing.
- • J h The World Unl\'('rslt~ Service Student body president George Mnr:mdas and dean of l c drive for 1954 will begm on the
college Charles W. Howard ha\·e both expressed hope thnt LC camp\U F"ebruary s. The pur
Courtesy Cards
Sent to HS Seniors
More than 2500 Lewis nnd
Clnrk courtcS)· cards have been
cnt to htgh school seniors.
These ennis nrc to encourage
the h1gh school scmors to \'Wt
lhc cnmpus nnd to make them
feel welcome.
Verg•l S. Fogdall, Dean of stu
dents, who backed lhe courtesy
cnrd idea, bclic\'es thnt upon
presentation o! these cards Lc\\
is nnd Clark students shouid
show the \'isitors around and
show them every courtesy or thr
campus.
Hnt{! Cnrtozian, a Lewis and
Clork senior, helped t<l design
nnd print the courtesy c:trds ut
Taylor & company where he is
an account executive. cve,ry member of t~e l.iC student pose <'1 the dnv~ 15 to help other
body and fnculty wdl JOln in the student.s in undcrprh1Jegcd nr<'tlG
cc,mpaign lhnt. is dcstgned to I of lhc world.
make the pub he more con"<'IOUS
1 The go::~ I thu; year hns been
or lhe ex•stlng trt:lf!Jc laws and set n~ $800, and occordlng to
Ute need for obeying them. .Prisci.!ln West, chnirman, Lew1s
'In Times of Crisis'
'Final' Chapel Theme
In keeping wath .. [mnls zcason."
Dr. Roy FcdJe, puslor o! Rose
City Methodist church, wUl spe k
at the Jnnunry 21 chnpcl on the
topac, "In T1mcs of CrislS, What
Ought We DoT"
Dr. FedJC. n nntJ\'C of Norway,
JOined the mcrc:hnnt mnnne at
the ngc or 16 nnd durmg his thr ('
ycnrs or service visitoo 35 coun
trieS. He come to Amer1cn at th
age of 19.
He wns graduated from Dakota
Wc.slcvan universi ty nnd the Bos-• ton University School of Theol-nod Clark hns b~n Qnc of th
top mstitutions for donations to
t.hls cause in the Northwest.
Par. of the money contnbutcd
will be used for a 5Cholonhip for
the Japanese Chrisbnn unh"r"r
Slty. The univcnuty 'hns promisa-:1
n cher.n· tree for the LC cam-•
pu an return.
Wtllinm Kitchen, nauonnl W'US
chninnnn, wall s-p nk nt the
chapel servtce Fcbrunry 11, nrul
will ci"-e tbe student body op
portun•ty to undc:rstnnd the nC(!(J
of WUS.
Deans Announce Spring Term Greek Grade ~vera?es;
Men Edge Out Women for Highest GP A for F1rsl T1me ogy. Bdore commg to Oregon 22
years ngo he wns rchg1on secre
tory of the Seamen's YMCA an
Brooklyn.
Since coming to Oregon he hns
been pastor 1n Astoria nnd Hood
River. He wns Methodist dulnct
supc.nntcndent an the Snlcm dlS·
trict for six years. •·rm sure tbnt L-ewis nnd Clnrk
students wlll continue thclr tra
dttionnl nwnrencss of other stu
dents' needs," said Prisctllo. "In
countnes such ns Jnpnn, the fam
ilies can only nfiord to send one
member to school, nnd he, i!l
tum, must te:J.ch the othl'r chL·
dren; thc.rdorc, It IS 1mportant
that we understand just ho\\ for
our mcney wm go."
Th<' ovcr-nll grade average for
sororities last spring dropped 05.
of a point !rom the pre,·aous S('m-cste.r but frntcrmllcs showed .11
of a pomt r1sc, according to stn
tisucs relcnsed from the dean nl
Library Hours Extended to Meet
Requests by Dormit<?ry St~dents
Libr nr) hours will be extended, 1l. was dec1dcd at, n TL>ce.nt
meeting of the faculty libr3ry comm1ttee. Last weeks Inquir
ing Reporter found the dormitory students in favor of the I.:'X
tended hours.
The nt:!w schedule will become efCectivc Monday evening,
January 18 The dayllmc hours will remain as usual. but 6:15
to 9 will be the evening hours. The library will not bC: ~~~n
on Sundnyl) as the poll requested because of the proh1batave
opernling coslc;,
The committee decided that the opening of a classroom os n
studv hnll might meet the weekend needs of the sludonts. The
enrli.er opening hours huve been tried before and found un·
satisfactory, but the hours will continue us long as student
use justifies them, according to the committee. mc.n nnd women's offJces rc<:enLly.
Bctn Mu Epsilon led the !rn
tcmity rise, regtstcnug an overage
of 3.1l. Acacin wns second \\'lth .Priscllln ~nt her c:hildh X'd in
Chinn, nod knows first hnnd the
importance ol a drive auch
this.
3.02, Sigma Alphn Srsmn third r------------ --------------,1
with 2.80. The 0\'C!r-nll fraternity I final Exam Schedule m•cracc for sc\'en men's orgnnl-
1ntions was 2.89.
The to Knppo topped the soronty
hsl, compihng n spring nvcroge
of 3,07. S1gmn Rho was sc.>eond
with 3.00. The four women's scr
CJOI groups had an over-nll G P A
or 2.98.
Theta Kappa nnd Bl•t.1 M u Ep
adon were award<ld the perpetual
11cholnrship cup nnd plaque re
spl~livcly at the annual hanginc
of the green ceremonies last
month.
This is the first time in the his
tory of the' college that th'! top in
dividual tratemity GPA has been
higher than that of the sororities. F1nnl cxnrrunations !or the c\liTent scmeter will begin next Fri
day, January :!2.
Students faihnc Lo write examinAtions nt sthoouled hours w1U be
required to obtrun spcdnl nppointzncnt from the JDStructor and then
clew· through the rPGistrnr's offic:"' A fcc of $2 wlll be chnrgcd for
the spcc:IDl 8flpOmtmcnt. Kl'Cp this sthe<lule with )'OU
Friday, January 22 W4KlnMday. Juuary 27
ti MWE" _ 8:00-11:00 10 TT 8:00-10•00
1:30 MWF 1.00-... :00 1:30 TT 10:15·12:1~
Monday. Ja.nuarr IS Freshman English 1:15-3:15
9 MWF 8:00-11:00 Thund&T. January 21
2:30 MWF 1:00-4:00 10 M\Vlt' 8:00-11:00
Tuesday, Januarr 26 l!! & 12:30 MWF-1:00· 4:00
8 IT 8:00-10:00 Friday. Januuy 29
9 IT 10:15-12:15 11 MWF 8:00-11 00
:!:30 TT 1:15· 3:15 3:30 MWF - -1.00-4:00 Pago Two
F ~E: l Lihe Li Lin o·? • • •
J)o vou want LO Jh·e? ..
Thb: quesuon mny seem strange to the a\·crage collcg~ stu-
dent who 1s now busy preparing for the grent future that hcs
ahead of hun. But stDp and think. Whnt nrc your chances of
realizing that future in this modem world thnt seems to hve
under n constant strain or hurry, hurry, hurry?
War, tlln~ss-thcse definitely thr\'alcn the diiClltnS or what
"' ery college rnan nnd womnn wants. but there is n menace
far more 11cnlto every person's e\'cr~·day hfl."-n menace that is
present C\'CJ"Y llme you gel behind the wheel of a car, e\·er.y
tunc you step off a curb, every time you start out for .sehoul.
This menace is nol of a malicious naulre, but slems (rom
th common, mod~n attitude hurry. burry, hurry. The
mennce cnn be spelled m one word-CARELESSNESS.
The PIONEER LOG, m cooperntaon w1th the ASLC. is
joirung "ttlt thl: 011egon Journal and the people of the city of
Portland in an all-out crusade for snfcly. The crusnde's mom
purpose is to make Portland's citizens more consc1ous of Lraf
!1c snfet\ rules and lnws nnd consequently make the city a • safer place m which to live.
As members of thts college community and as memb~·rs of
tlte Portlnnd community. the LOG enlists C\'erJ· student to
joint in the "live nnd let hve" campaign for greater traffic
safety.
r W l. . ? e .._ lj)j)lll o·. . • . PIONEER LOG
Bob -O~Lines
Spanish Official
No Spik English ---By Bob 0. Bissell
For bctl •r, lor \\or •. time
will tell. But o purking lot nl
\endnnt-linguist hnd to tell Lola
Gaither '52 the vowli thut she
mndc--ct lu Spanh;h-to Don No!
son '52 when Utcy we.r mntTil~
b) o non-Enchsh spcnkang )ustan•
of the peace in Mont~rcv, Mcx·
ico recently (st•c Soctrty) ..
• • •
FOUND : On n Palntinl• wnsh
room) One tootltbrush nnd n tube
of Colgate's bclongmg to Potc
Morita. Last year when he wos
~ccretary to the Dean o! Men,
meticulous Morita religiously
brushed his 1vories nflcr he con
sumed his mid day snack. WhU'!
VISiting friends lost Frclday, Peh •
who now teaches at Wy-ELls~
htgh, still has the bmshlng hnblt
hut is ncqwrang u new one, nb
sent-mtndcdness .
• • •
"Str Sa.mbo · 1 Ute new title
that Jim Qumn (MI"AI'< e> hus
acquired nft~r downing 5 stack
of Bruer's hotcakes (40 of 'em) , .
n11 he could l'llt for 50 cents. T'n-
During the pnst few weeks, Lhe dean oi students' oflice hos or to Qulnn's pancake consump •
Join
the a
of Dimes
THE NAnONAl FOUND~TIOH
FOR lHfAHJilE PARALYSIS Friday, January 15. 1954
Freshman Paul Mosher
Youngest in Symphony mailed Oul inore than 2500 "courtes-,, • cards" lO high school uon. Archie Reid <M~Alee) held the covc;ted crown by a 23 cal~~
sc.mors who have shown an interest in attending Lewis and capacity, but sin~ Dick Ward
• Clark next fnll. The mnin purpose of Ulis card is to make the (Gntcllousc) and Melvin Ran. Four )'cars ago n mnn came ur pcrcr ns "the best musicinn ."
prospective students feel at home when v1sitmg the campus. dolph (McAfee) ha\'e surpassed to Paul Mosher, who had neve~ "He nC\'l'r \•aru .. -d nn 1oto from
The card culls for the utmost c~urtesy by any Pionec.r when that mnrk by• on.e n.apJnck. touched n musical mstruml!nt the score,t' Mosher cxplnans, odd-
- mg t.hnt Klcmpcr er hod tlac tcan-
dlSplnyed by the higb school senior. Weary of pondcnng through nnd told him lhnt "you look pernmcnl to go with the nbahty
Slnce u•ben has the ou•...._ndm' g frl· ••ndliness nnd COurtesy lJkc nn Oboe Jlla'· r,'' as U "" h l\ ' .. ..,_ .._ ..... • the only available, but nncienl, J .. or cac concert, 10S•lcr onrt
that Lew1s and Clark is noted for, shppcd to such an e>.-tcnt dictionary ot the LOG of!Jcc, LOG result of which ststcmcnt Mosh-the other mf'mb rs of ttll' orches
t.hnt \isitors on the campus must use .. pass'' cards to receive co~·editor Martin Bleytbing be-cr, nn LC C:rcshmnn, 1S currcntl) ' trn laold four rehenrsnls, one
• ? can to look elsewhere to find the the youngest member of the Port· on Thursday nsght. one on Fri-courteous hc.lp and a inendly greetmg. llin r Jnnd crvmplson~· o--'L."'"''~a d 't d • d d b d correct !;pe g o t-r-a-m-p-o- ~J • rc~,.....,.,. ay ntgd nn two on :sun 11,)"
The LOG d~ not object to the purpose of the cal1 ul oes 1-i-n-e. Spotting one of those con-The man who made the slate-Con~rt s arc nlwnrs given O:l
most strenuouslv object to lhe connotation that we iceJ is traptions jn the gym, the gro) ment wns Arlen Bognrd, rnus1c Monday nights. Mosh"' as pmd
read into every" card mailed out-Utat unless thts card is haireri genllcmnn invndt.-d a Wll· director nt Washington hich $25 !or each concert ond on~; re
shown, the prospective student \\'ill not be welcomed . on men's gym class which was m school m Portland, \\here Mosher hcarsnl and rcct•ivcs $10 for cndt
campus. 'Ve think the high school senior, or anv other VlSI\Or, ~ess1on. Bleythmg asked Joyce was then n !rcshmnn . addltaonnl rch••nrsal.
· d Morgan. who wns cnJoyang the '"Stnt'<' i.hen," Mosher clauns, Tt co ts lhl' symphnny roughh·
should be made to feel welcome to VISit campus a:nyumc on cnnvas bouncing, Jf she would "I've learned thnt when o band $5000 to put on one concert. B~-
automaticallv receive friendly grect1ngs and help. please stop so that he mtght crawl man says something hkc thnt,. sadt.>s the ten Mondny night con-
If the pja~eer student body is not ready 10 give n spontan- underneath Lo check the corrc<:t you cnn be pretty sure he's short Cl·rts durmg the year, the ordwo;.
cous welcome to anv visitor on campus, then we feel some-spelling of trampoline . or oboe players." tra ploys three Standard Hour
thmg Should be d~e about Uw attitude on campus. ,._,e~------------Wjj Currently Mosher, who is 18. concerts, l.hrcc school concerts
shouldn't have to send cards out lO prospecth·e students so NEA Draws Educators lS pleymg third oboe w1Lh the! and various out-of-town pro-
b I 'L d Portland symphony and enjoying grams.
that they can ask for courteous treatment. To Tim er ine 0 ge the unique experience o( work- At present the orchestra {S
--------------------------~ Tunbertine Lodge will lng under the vnnous guest lookin~ forward, ··with some ne;--
John Richards to Conduct Portland Symphony ~~~';! P!~:~o~: ~:~:~~~: ~~~ .u~;~h~!ethh:::;::or:~ ~~ ~::~~~~~~g::~~~~n!~;
Ri hards wlU be llSSISted by conference to be held Monday ._:;c•n•so•n_M_o.sh•c•r-ra.t.cs_o_u.o_Kl_t>m_-_th_is....;sp;.r.i.n,;;;,g •. --------John K. Richards, assistant pro-vcll. c: .and Tuesdn\' o1 ne•t week. Dean :-
!cssor of music and dll'CClOr of Portlnnd sc:hool mWilC supen·uor Charles H~ward, registrar Wil-Oregon FT A to Meet; Locals Slate Election
the ..,._._pboruc band, hss been Knrl Ernst who wtU direct the or-linm Norr:is Dean F.reda Hartz-
-.~.... chestra in one number ' • nt.. Future Tcnchero ~ On_ ~on
chos.... ·~ direct "'·e p0_.•-nd · !eld, and professor Chester Fns-Th regular FT <\ m• Clang and
election of oUacers, which was
scheduled for the san1c tune has '""" .... u• ~ ~ Ricltards hns been n member . n.rcn meeting wall be held Tues-
-..-phon'-· otthcs\ro in its three r ..... nphony for the past bae will reprc:sent Lcwas and doy, January 19 at 7 p m. at the
-o~•u .- 0 uae syr Clnrk college.
appenranccs m the Portlnnd bagh three yelll'S and also S<:rvcs as n This is a nntlonal conference of O.E.A. building, 1530 S.W. Tay-been cnncelled, lind members
--'-1 l"""turer for the S"'lllphony SO· lor. All members and prospectil.·<· :Ma•OO s. ~ J teachers wUh the all-around
T ill b .... ,I~ Cl"'lY He hns been D mromher of . members nre uracd lo nttcnd, ac-wo conca LS w e gtV..!u .~.~"" '" • l.hl!tne bemg "Competent Teach· .., may vote Cor offll<.'t'S from 11 a.m.
to l :30 p.m. in the shock and
education olficc 111 Palatine 0{ chnrnc at the schools which the Lewis and Clark •faculty smcc f Am . S h Is .. Th cording to Barbara Shepherd, LC .. ,. crs or er1can c oo • 1s
-::lrC::....:C:.:I.:.:~v.:.e=la=n=d ·:....:C:.:r.:ru=n.:..t .:an~d_Roos_..:.,._ ~:_'-_1_9_~"-·----------- meeting will be especially con. ruturc Teachers of America pres-
- idcnt. rnanor. ccrned with th~ "Denloping of ---------------------------Island Travelers Give Kiwanis Talk on Trip
Kiwnrus club guests. lut Fri
da)· noon, were Dr Chnr1es How
ard, dean of the college: Grae.me
Leggatt. football cnpuun: Patti
Throop, :Miss Oregon; nnd Gra
bnm Griswold, member of the
board of lrUStccs: along with two
other Portlanders who were re
cent Lew.LS and Clark vtsitors tQ
Hawaii. T.hey presented to t.he down·
town club a Ra~·aiian program
which consiSted of Patti telling
about wonders' frlendlincss and
the side attractions provided for
Lewis and Clnrk visitors and of
Groerne givmg a tnlk about the
gnme the team played there: Dr.
Howard making n genernl report
on the trip.
Oftlclal 1.ut.llc:atlt.n or th• Auodated btudan\8 of J.(lw1a and Clar ooll"l:"'~ PubU.he4 weell.ly 4urlnr; thoe oollen )'liAr. 8ubacrlptloD
rate~; U 00 ~r )'HU'.
En~rf.KJ u accon4 eta matl"r al Portlan4, Orecon.
.BDftOa-or-e•••• Certification Pohc1e~. "
Dr. Howard v.ill be on~" of the
speakers. The group consists or
representatives from th(' st.ntes or
California, Idaho, Montnnn, No
vadn. Oregon and Wnshmgton.
George Ennis to Teach
Special Reading Class
Studenta mt.uut.cd in increas
ing then rt!adinc &peed and com
prehension may rcgutcr lor a
spectal reading clnss which w1ll
meet tn BA-2 r.t l :30 p.m. Tu•>s
da}'& and ThursdDys durmg sc.-c
ond sem~ter.
The cours.e cruTies no credit.
T1mc will be devoted to thn prob·
ll:ms of reading comprcht.•m;ion
and speed. The number of stu
dents accepted tor lhl· class Will
be hmik>d Lo 15, unlr.ss pre-rngts·
tralion md~eates dcmund tor a
S«Ond section, according to
George Ennis, instructor.
Ennis aa1d that favorable re
sults obtained in the pnst Indicate
that through special trammg, al
most any student cnn ancrcasc
reading speed without llBC:rlftc:·
lng comprehenafon . College Choir to Concert al Beaverton Church
Tht: collcgl.! choir under th~.: ds bl vav<.·n rtfta th<. concert by the
nocllon of L. Stanley Glarum. mt!mbcns of the church cho1r
wall appear at 7:30 p.m. January For Uus Ctrst orl·campus np-
P•!nrancc of the choir an concert
17 at Bethany Prcsbytcn:m rural thts year soloists wlll be: Jcanm:
Church, near Benverton. Hulsb;ink, soprnno: Nancy Cul
Thas concert will mark the sec-hns, contralto; ond Ron Hollcn
ond appearance o( the cho1r be· sled, tenor. The college quart<'t
fore thlS group. A rec~ptton will will nlso present selections.
Medical School Names Trustee lo U. S. Board
Dr Mobt I \t ln. D1lmbc:r of mort. thlln 40 Y• nrs. Shf 1 u pnst
lhe board of Lrwtces. is one of president of the Amencon Mcdl-
100 women to be named to the cal Women's nssoclatton :md the
notional board of the Women's Pr•·sadcnts' club of Portland, nnd
Mc.>dtcal college! o{ Pennsylvamn. has taken nn active part tn aiding
Dr. Akin proc:ticcd med1c1nc the Crntt Shop o{ the Hondl
ln Porllnnd w1th her husband, cnpp<.>d. Akin hnll wa, nom .. d for
the late Dr. OUG I''. Akin. for th(• Akins.
Home Ec Department to Host State Conference
L··wis ond Cluk colll:'ge hom•· terence to pion lhr-stntt· homo
making department will host th<:! t•conomtc., convention to br• held
January board mc-etlne o! the the !1t11t weekend In April ot Cor
vallis. Oregon Hom•· Eeonomics as.-.o-
caatJou th1S Fradoy in Palatine
manor.
About 50 rcprescnt.ntJves from
oil over the state will ~ in con-Mrc. Mabel Mnck, t!Xlcnslon
sp~c aalisl from Oregon State col
lo&f! will pn:sidc over the meet
lnp which will include dinner
at the c:ollcse cafeteria. 1954
n."
frorn
, add
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bllily
!r nnd
hes
onc
n Fri
Jnday
en o,
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nc re
cadt
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·t. Be
t con
lfchco;-
Hour
tnccrls
pro-
n is
e no!:-
to the
vi.nsky
g and
~ was
rlc has
• hers
1 a.m. r and
In line
rch
by the
pir.
~s ap
'Onccrl
tennne
{ Cul
loUen
tuartct
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ard
u pn. t
Medi
rtd the
d, and
cddtng
flandi
lcd tor
:e
homt
• held
tl Cor
ens ion
te eol·
meet
dinner friday. January 1~. 19S-4 PIOI.JEER LOG - On the SocttJI Stde
with Jeanne Hutsbnnk Club lo Offer U. G. Dubach Scholarship Award Portland Area Delfs I Tlw PohtH:nl 5<-H•nce dub ho.s Or Dubach for thUI pUfll~ lege mnjortn~ tn pollttcnlr.cumcr
mode provulon& for lht' prcsc_n. P p••rs must b• prc(1nrul by or In o comblnntJOn mnjor tnelud-Gi ve Dinner Dance Ulhon of on nnnunl n~nn:l for studcnU or ~wla and Clnrk col-UUt poUllcnl &clcnec.
IICholnrshlp Ill th~ fu,ld of pohU-
The three chnpters of Delta Tnu Rho, Lewis nnd Clark, c:nl cJc•nc£'.
Pvrtlnnd SLate and Multnomah collc:ge, will sponsor thcil· nn-Tiw owurd, to b1• known •lll th•·
nual "Tri-Chnptcl''' dinnet-danc•.: ttl Jnck .mtl .Jill's Elnll• ns "U G Dubnch Award for Scllol
tomorrow night. orshlp in Po11hcnl Sclf·ncc," wll
New members to be honored arc Harold Metler, Normnn lJc Prt'9Cnk!c.J cnch spring to PP·
Gl•·n, J lffi Smith, 'J'om Staley, and I< on LeWIS. }\"red Tomhn llltcnl scencc mllJOrs who h'ivc
and Mel Coffee ore Ill charge or arr:angc.mcnts. prepared outstnndtng pape.l"'l tn
Dclt members entertained parents at r1• program held last lhnt fi ·ld.
night in the Palatine drawing room. Tom Goldsnulh wns The rel'apacnt of the nwnrd
chairman. wh1ch w111 be dctcrmlned by tltt:
Politico! Scumc" c.lub nnd b d Alpha Rho Omega held its formal initicttlon nt th~ Man-
dado restaurant, Sunday. January 10. lnstollcd wc1 c B111 upon rc-commendotiora of np
polnt<:d comm1lt•~s. shall ho\ Green nnd John Lauscn. hi nome anscnbcd on n plaqUt'
At a recent Trodse meeting Ron Lewis was elected prcs~'ntcd to the orgama7.hon b
pres,~dcnt. Other arltccn; nrP. Wnr------- ----------- ---------
rent Hoss. VICC Pre3ld~nt, Ool English Profs Lecture for Training Program Bucll, sccrcLnry: Carl P€'nnmn,
trl:'nsurcr, nnd Ron l.und, ~cr-
1 Thl'Ct' m;•mbcrs or lhl' Bngll h W1th Words'': Dr Wflhnm E.
gcnut-nt-nnns. MitrS Judy Gcr-1 d<."Pnrtmcnt will 'crv~ n 1 ctur-St Uord, .. Mod(·rn Poclcy'"' nnd
Inch IS the nt•w Trodsc arlvhscr. C!J'S nnd dascu ton tc::~cl<'l for u1 John Gru • ''The Form nnd
.. • • 'fh('OI") or the Novel ..
Other collccc profc. "'>01'5 p:ir
tunpntlng 1n this ;•ou~c 1nclud• New Burlingame
l'ounlain It Variety
* Hamburgers
*Shakes
*Coffee
W specialize in FAST 30c
20c
5c
• serv1ce.
No need to wait or be late.
8430 S. W. Terwilliger Blvd. CH 8611 Pl Delta Epsilon. nntional
journalism honorary, formally
initiated ple-dgos Iris OacilJ',
Curt Copanhn g•n and Dian~
Snyder lui Sund ty night dt
lho homo of Chuc:k Charnquilt. wantcr term m-scrvlcc trntntnc
progTnm of the Portlnnd ll' hool
'J'hcy Dl• Dr Rolph K All•·n.
who w11J spcnk on "Our Wa\'s lnstruclors from PorUnnu Stat, 1------- --------------- ----~ Rl'ed nnd Unlvc~tty uf Pl)rlland
• • •
Knppn Ph1 Alphn wall hold us
lormnl inltintton of plcdg<>s along
with msuallntiOll or oUtc•irs, We-d·
nesdoy mght, Jnnunry 20.
• • •
More holiday wcddin~ di~
those of Phyllis Thompson and
Howard Mill r. married Janu
ary 2. llDd Loia Gaither:, '52.
and Don Nelson. '53, who wore
married Docomber 23 in Mon·
terey. Moxico, . . ..
Al the lnst Thctu Knppu mcet
ang RoJenn Stl\'<!rs , .. ·as elec\cd
pledge m l s t r c G s and 1\hc~
Schmidt, JSC represl'nlntavc?.
• •
New ofhcor of O!!lta Phi
Gamma are: Carolyn Colcord.
president: Suo Hunt. vice pres·
ident:' Corry Ru. secretary;
Barbara Parry. treasurer: Lor·
raine DimoU, chaplainr Marl·
lyn Nelson. kHpor of tho ti·
lenco· Ann Ditto, historian:
Janette Rawls and Jo McKim·
me~ ISC repr4tlontaJjves, and
Tamara Jaffe. plodgo miltr .. a.
• • •
Thl.' l:.ambdns nnd Dclphis met
!or an "Cowboy and lndinn" jomt
meeting lost Wednesday rught nl
th~ home of Jo Krueger.
• • •
Alpha Gamma recently hold
a Joint mooUng with ita alum
nae auodo.Jlon at Dean Frooda
Ha.rtafeld'a home. Barb a r a
f'ryou was eled~ txeuuror to
replace Beverly Shoemaker ,
who lJJ loavlng for San Diogo to
JOtn her huaband.
New Movie on Tap
Th~ filth cnmpus movie is
scheduled for 8 p.m. Soturdny,
January 16. The Utlc or the show
will be displny<'d on signs at
the shock, gym nnd 1n front of
Bodim•. Because of Cllm company
regulations the LOG is not per
mitted to print the title. A !cw
gcncr.11 admission scats will b.~
nvailoblc (or 30 cents each.
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in u real lwllon atmosphere.
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high flying future that leads to the top in iet aviation.
• Oooc behind the controls of an Air
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everyday Ufe .•. soar far abo\'e the c::u:a
of the aowd into a bright new future of
adventure and ellcitemcnt You•n: part
of a select ftying team, playtng for the
highest I takes of till .•• masttry or tbo
let Agel You'll win too, bec:awe you•ve
been trained to wiD. You ha~11 confi
dence in younc.lf. in your fellows, and
in yoW" plane, the fastest and safest By
log cqwpment in the world.
As an Alt Force AviAtion Cadet, you get
in on the ground 8oor of jet uviation,
learn jet Oight with the latest equipmen t
and best itUtructOI'I You gmduate u an
Air Force Ucutenant earntng over $5,000
a year ... a man thoroughly prcpan!d
f'or Jeadenlllp in both milita.ry and com~ men:ial aviation Join l.b.e many floc
young mc:o wbo keep their hand~ on tho
future. Train as 4D Aviation Cadet I
You may be eligible
To qualify .u an Aviation Cadet, you
must be at least a high sc.bool graduate.
However, you .... 111 be of more value to
the Air Force if you my in college.
graduate, and then volunteer for train
ing. In addition. you must be ~tween
19 and 26~ years. unmarried, and in
good physical condition.
* Win an Air Force
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*Earn over
$5,000 A Year HERE'S WHAT YOU DO:
1. Tale )Our high school diploma or.
certil1alre of £l1ldUAtJon and a oopy of
your birth ccrti6catt to )Our De.li'CSt Air
Force Base or Recruuing St.1uon. Fill
out the application tbe)• pve you.
e. If application js ll~pted. the Air
Force "'"I anunge for you to take a
physiCAl examination at &O\ernment
eapcosc.
S. Ne~t. you ...,ilJ be gh"CD a writ teo am!
manual aptitude test.
4. If }OU pass your physical and other
tests, )OU \liill be scheduled for an A\·ia~
tion Cadet truining cla.ss. 'The SelecU\"C
Sen ce Act nllows you a four-month
defeuuent while waitingcl•wu:aignmcn t.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
• WHIU :ro on MOU DITAILia
Contad your nea,.at Aviation Codot Selection Team,
Air Porco ROTC Unit or Air florce ••m~ltlng OfRcor.
Or wrtt. toa Aviation Codot, Hoodquatt•t,
U. S. Air ,orco, Woahlltlfoe 21, D. C. -Pap Four
• oneers
Missionaries,
Coyotes Form
LC Oppo ilion
Northwesi Con1oronc:e Standingt;
\\'. 1 .. Pet PP PA
W1llumt?tt e 3 0 1.000 245 216
T~mheld ~ 1 .667 197 206
PaClfiC 1 1 .500 12i 1~0
LcwlS & Clnrk 1 1 .500 1~0 127
Col of ldnho 1 2 .333 219 22G
Wlutman 0 3 .000 203 216
Conch Eldon F1x's LC \"DrsJlv
hoopsters are at Walla Wa1la to
night as ihc Pioneers meet
Whitman's Missionaries in th ...
opening gnme of the PJonec.n.'
. . nnnunl ea!ilem .uwns1on.
LC will play the same tenm
ngaln tomorrow night, then swing
on lo CaldweJl, Idaho, fo-r o ~ton
day some with Sam Vokes Col
lege of Idaho Coyotes.
Whitma.n-IAttcmttn Loaded
The PJoneers wlll race ..~ \"Cl·
cran ]aden tcnm when they
square off on Lhe. Wh1t's maple
thts evening, for Coach Bnb
Burgess has his entire fir;t
squad back from the troublesome
crew of lnst season. Although
dropping three close games to
Wtllamette and Lmf1eld. the Mis
sionanes perfonned without the
scn,c:es o1 nll-conferen~ Dick
Fnm, out \\ith an injury and
wjthout Bm iOise.
The hu_c;Umg Whitman crew
boasts pre-senson wins o\·er n
strong GoDUJgn team and nlso
O\-cr OentrnJ Washington. Led by
center Rex Gwinn. Frun nnd Dnn
Robinson, they compose an o£
{€nslv~ threat. Many fans will
remc.mber the night they defeat
ed LC last ,·ear \\':llh a barrngc •
of long-shot shoaling.
Michelsen Draws Praise
P1ont"Cr conch Fu: c:xpects tllo
fl.ght com~tition from tll'~
V.'hlls and C. or 1 .• stat.mg, ··wi!
won•t have an ea....y time of Jt
with those two teams."
Fax went on to prruse the work
o! the freshmen on the \"Drsily,
particularly Loren Mlchclnn UBT'S
ORNER
One of the morl' plea5ang P1·
one 1 pedormnnc('S In the Pac
iftc s~nc.s, ''as that or second·
;string forwnrd Jock Berke.
Whtlc subbang for lnJUrcd Mllt
Schroeder, Berke teed Friday's
wm "i\h n last mmute lny-m.
In tho two·nigh1 5tand ho
sunk eighJ and dx poinu. In
Saturday's third quarter he
swi~ a Badger pus and
went the distanc:e for two.
Standing on!}· S·ll. the ex
Gresham junior also turned in
a c:rcdiJa.ble gam~ around tho
bo&rda. In the pre· ent ere oJ
.. tall fin." tb1 t.. a fezu in
iUcl1.
Oth~r PnCJ.hc se.ncs Sidelights
. . . Bqdger guard Norm Hubert
IS undoubtcdlv one of the coolest •
customers an the confcrt!nce. Hu-
bi!rl. w1t.h his plodding pace OJS
he coins pos1tlon 1or on~ of hi:i
dendly soft jump shots will ter
ronze the league ngnin th1s year.
A steadying influence for
Pacific. Hubert seldom hurries.
is terrific uader pre--.suno and
quielly bunu; up tho oppo.ai
lion's hemp. He neUt<l 12 and
31 against LC.
• . . LC's frosh ~nte.r Loren
Machelsen out.seored Pacific's
se.mor pi\·ot mnn. Clmt Acee. 30
to 2i m the two lilts •. Refere~
Ken McLnrtys mcons1st~t offlc
mung nt Forest Gro\'C, especial!)'
m th!' fu'St holf, wos a near r\!D·
lien of Uae officiating 1n the Port
land U. boscos, where the same
off1cinls presided • . . V etei"',tn
PH>nccr guard Gary Jackson
pJoy!Xi one of his Ctncst flour I
games Fr1dny night. His ball
hawking was climmced m the :fi·
nal minutes when he cooly hit
two free throws for the winning
pomts, nnd staged nn outstandmg
dribbling exhibition.
McAfee I Sigs Nab
Early Maple Wins
who IOJled m 30 points 1n two Sigmo and McAfee picked up
games ncninst Pnci!H:. I victories in the opening round ·
Monday the P1onccn; encoLLnt· the intrnmurnl basketball season
er o.nee-beaten C. o! L led by 1t.s last Friday afternoon over th
agile center and top scorer, R. D~lts nnd Gntehousc 81-21 and
C. Owens, who possesse~ n .:Q 50.:20, respcctJ\'cly.
• • pomt. per game sc:onng a,·erage McAfee led from the openinJ:
through the ea..o.n so :far. whistlt- as •·Dutch" '84:!rtnnn
KuadraJ Koy Coyote poured in 18 points nnd spcedv
Upst't in the "P •ning game by John Engle added 16. Harold Me'
Lint1eld 66-64, the Coyotes 1 'ler sc6red over half or the Dells
roared bo<'k tbe following e,.,... points, pumping in 12 markem.
ning with an easy 76'-60 wan. C. while Kerm LLLnd and BUI Mar
of l, bas newcomer Dack KLLn-tell led the Slgmn attack wtth 14
drat, sl.llndout :forward, DiCk Ca: and 12 respectively . Roger Con·
row, Jnc:k Kenncviclt, Dack Speiss, ners with toight counters and
Max Sanchez and Owens pnmce Fred Curtice with seven led
!or action. Gntehow;c.
Th.! :folloWJ.ng will make tlJ~ Todny's gnmes p1t Omegns
trip enst for LC: Hal Adrian. ngoinst the Cast-Ofi.s and McAfee
Jnck Berke, Joe Bouun, Duane versus Sagmn at 3;45. Omcgc.s
Brody, Gene Helm, Cary Jack-meet Delta nnd Kappa takes QJJ
son. Michelsen, Mill Schroeder. the Cast-Offs, Monday. Gatehousc
Ken Servns. Don Ward and mon-and Sigma will meet Tuesdr.y
ager Connie Hamilton. and McAfee plays Omega.
Dreamland Drive-In
...!.Orden 1Q Go-
Drop m and Try a Chili·Dog-5 M1null' Drive from School
7850 S. W. Barbur BJYd. Open 7 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Ken's Barber Shop
Drop in for a quick haircut between classes.
2 barbers to serve you.
-All styles of women's hair cuts.-
8439 S. W. Terwilllger Blvd. CH 5211 PIONEER LOG Fridoy January lS. 1954
• • • I •
'
BY COP&NHACE N
LOG SPORTS EDITOR BERKE, JACKSON
OUTSTANDING
La!oat LC tlaia .•. BetJ field
goal ~rc:t-ntaqo- Kenny Sor
va• 45 tn 10& trio-. for .US,
toUowod by Hal Adrian .410.
Mic:ht-llon .384 and Schroeder
351 .. Bost free throw mark
-Guy Jac:laon 3& for 47 at·
tempb and .7&6, Berko .743 and
Sc:hr~er .711.
"'' ., h .~ds m rebounds wllh
126 and U.S per game and Mich
elsen has a 9,i average ••. Tcnm
''slasher" is Jackson u llh~tl louts
Don Ward is runn\!r-up "ith Ji
. . . . Sen·as nlso tops scorN-s
w1th 149 pomts tor n 13.5 per
came mark, MIChelsen lS SCl'Ontl
at 113 and 10.3, Duane Brad'·
104 and 8.7 and Adrinn 103 nnd
8.6
AroWld .the circui.t • • Team to beuJ WillamoUt- with n 3 0
mnrk fuhionod hom two close
Whitman doc:1sions and a 100·
79 trampling of a good c. of r.
fivo . . . Surpri.ao toam-Lm
field (2·1) with supposedly no
material and pic:kCKi for-the eel
lar :u wore tho gridll'oa Wild
can.
Hnrd luck sqund .•. Whitma ::
-Jost 72-75, 75·80 to Willnmctt e
nnd 6'6· 71 to Linfield ••• Dark
horse clubs • . Pnc1ric and Col
Ieee of Idaho -Hubert, Dnn
F'rcnrh nnd Agl.!e plus fine ba!l
control w1ll k~ep the Badger.; tn • the th1ck of the fight The Coy-
otes ;>nck one of the most explc:>·
si\'e pun~hcs m lhe loop, ignited
by 6·5 Btll Kundrat and R. C.
Owens.
'Mike' Collects Bucket c r1es
LC Cops 55-53
Thriller; Lose
Fracas at P. U.
JACK BERKE
• •• Sub Plonoor forward gwdo1
I..C m closo Badger victory.
The r~cwa~> nnd Chrk P1onccrs
~:'merged w1th o spill from then
two-gnmt' series with the Pac1f1c
Bndr.cr'S Ins\ weekend . 'flu .. locals
drew tu-st blood on i.he home floor
by n 55-53 count on Fndny nt~hr.
but dropped the second lilt 74-65
on the Forest Cro\·c lugh school
maple.
Four p o i n t s wns the widest
JIUlrgtn garnered by f'Jth~>r tenm
in the fu-st battle. There were
11 tics nnd the lead changed
hnnds nme umes. The quarter
scores were 15-15, 29-27 LC, and
42-tO Pnc1!ic.
Borke. Jac:kaon Ic:o Con1es1
'T'hc chmnx cnmt \\ ith the score
tted al 50 cnch and 51 seconrls re
mnuung in the gum c. J .1ek Berke
dribbled through the mtddh: of
the Pacific tc11m Cor u loy m
whu'h gave the Paorll't'I'S a l '' o
powl bulge. A ft•w seconds hatt•r
Gnry Ja<.·kson sank two free
throws to stn•tch the mnrgm to
four points . Norm Hubl•rt
dumped m o dnvmg lay-tn with
15 set·onds showmg on the clock,
but the loc.lls froze the ball to
se-cure the wm.
Among lh<' outstnndmg pln)'t'rs
were Berke, who came :in for In-Center Lorc:n Michelson, fat right, casu for field goal for Or:sngc: JUred Milt Schroeder, Ken Se.l'-
and Black in Friday's firs! BadgC!r skirmlah with tho score knotted vns who led the Pioneer scoring
wf 15-JS and thr~ minutes remaining in the fin! stanza. LC won with l3 points oncl picked ocr lJ
55 53 in a frllnJic: finish. In foreground is Pacific: forward Bud Gibbs, rebounds, Loren Micht•lsen 10 behlnd him ... loammiUe contor Clint Ageo, a1 far left i.a guard Norm points and lO rebounds, nnd Du·
Hubert (23). LC's number 30 is forward Milt Schroeder. Hal Lesser anc Drndy colectmg 10 point.,,
photo. two or which were long scL shots
nt the close of the second and
third quarters.
Danny French pusht~ through
18 points to lt•od the Badgers. Btg
Couch AJ AJ< m'~ LC JUnior v:arsity squad opened lt., Norlhwe l Chnt Age<' counted Jot and did
conference season by bowmg,twtce to the Pacif1c Jv·~ last weektmd yeoman's dutv on the backboards Akin's Frosh Suffer Reversals lo Badger lings;
Concordia Next; Grant, Kilmer Head Poinlmen
• • m the preliminary to the vnrsity contests, by scores of 67-55 and for the visators. Hubert wus held
54-44. Saturday at 8:15 p.m., lhe !rosh ploy at Concordto college in to 12 points by some fin~ de
the final ult before exams. !ensive wo1·k on the part of
Fnday rughl, th~> P1onc(r babes tr:uh."<i all the way as PaCJtic l~
1 .Brady.
ot halftime 25-2-1 and sowJy pulled nheod m the fmal two quarters Hubert Rulns Fixmen
for tbe vtctory. Guard Gene Fhppm and center Conme Ktlmer h.'CI The Snturdoy night tilt wns a
the P10neers w1th 15 and 12 po1nts Jerry Adwns nnd Ray Barndse different story. The P1on~crs k>d
led Pacific with 16 nnd 10 counters. 11-7 w1th 4:30 of the ftnil quarter
Saturday tught WIIS n rcpcuuon of Friday's tussle as Pac1fic led gone, but the Badgers led by Hu·
25-18 at the half, however the P1onecrs closed the count to Lwo points bt'rt's 31 pomts nnd rmng at n
at the thinJ quarter, but :fcll bnck an the final cnnto. Ktlmer packed .471 :werngc marched to n 24~16
up 14 pointS followed by Flapptn wath 10 and forward Dick Grant lend nt the end of the fu·st frame.
wtth f!lght. Bnmdsc again led the Badgers wllh 14 mttrkcrs . The only bright spots tor the
Grant and Kilmer lend Genson scoring wath 84 and 80 markers, LC men were Scr\'ttS und Mlchel
rcspec:tlvely, lllthough KHmer hns o better game nvcrage of 13.3 to sen who counted 22 ond 20, re
Grant -12 Gunrds Johnson and Fbppin hnve racked 41 apiece, Dick specllvely. Schrooocr d1dn't su1t
Fiske 30 and Wes Strohm 26. down !or this one due to a
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