Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 12, Number 23
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1954-03-02
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Type
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ch 12, 18!4
VI en
ons
n, baJ:cball
in £p1t{! or
btuicbnll,
from pnsl
nee horri~r
scbnllers.
ng of the
o ba,eb 11
to turn out
condlbon.
t.s wtll be
for Salem.
!ts a •trong
nal blttlnc
'Orkouts .r •.
)le for the
ent Ruy
hurler.
.ouLn Don
\gebretiO n,
;rl Jl'IIOOd ..
tyde, Gat')'
Lund and
I, Melvin
: SchlaJidt,
tone, Wet.
:arl Wood-
lm Smith.
&l~'r. Kcrm
Pete Hop-
Ed ou .. r,
Dan-ell
a Place
Vogeli
titian
[older ~oo
slon by a
15.6 sec
Bell Sum
r at MI.
was Jack
n third
nhe:.~d of
nnd the
the see-
n Lewis
on th,.
I did not
ski team
! in cl813
hind the
I only i.6
est time.
honors In
t.otnl i.lme
Rayborn's
ld enough
4
sough he
lrd Dullllc
tJUC' high
ister and
had 10
inale
-53
fro h
lnsltctb:tll
~lng to o
on th,.lr
forward
7 potnQ.
high
qulnlt't
Wes
fouls
LC was
Wlllarn-One of These Girls to Wear May Festival Crown
ANN CRANNJNC MARJE EOMtJNDSON PAT WELSH Vl.RCINlA BITAR SUE MONT BONNTE STEWA.RT IRIS OSCAft
r AR 2 G 19~A Seven Vie for May Queen
In March 30, 31 Primaries;
Run-off Vote to Select Buler
AND CLARK COT .1 EGE Tuesday and Wednesday, March 30-31 Wlll be the days far
May Fete primary elections. The fmal vote on the three wom
en rece.~vmg t.he most votes an the pnmary, will be held Apnl
6-7 The Wlnncr will be :May Que-en and the Lwo runners-up
will be crown pnncesses.
Vtrgima Blt.ar is a musrc mnjor from Wtnlock. Washington.
She 1S a member of Mu Phi E~lon, women s muSJc honorary: Vol Xll Pioocor Log. Portland . Oregon, Friday. Mucb 26. 19SC Nurnbor 23
New Campus
Phone Number
Starts Monday
All cnmpus telephones wall be
chanc(!:(f from the CHerry to the
BLnclatone exchange, v.ith new
dial numbers. A chnnge wtll be
mode from four numbers. ns cur
rently in u c, to !1\lc. The fust
number on C..'lch of th~> new
phones. however, wlll be n "one."'
The new college number wut
be BLackstone l-3601.
The chnngc lS effective begtn
nmg Sundny, Mo.n:h 28. New
numbers follow:
BL 1-4944-Akm lulU (bead resi-
dent)
BL 1-4055 Akin hall
BL 1-4884-Akin hnll
BL 1-9137-G ... tehousc (poy)
BL l-9165-Gym (pay)
BL 1-917~McAfec (pay)
BL 1-9192-Pnl.ntinc mnnor (pay)
BL 1-3601-P.B.X.
BL 1-0 IS 1-Post Oflu:c (pn) )
BL 1-tH41--Snoc:k Shnck (poyJ
BL 1-4343---SLcwnrt hall (nurse)
BL 1-+184-Stcwart hall (head
restdent)
BL 1-4·1-41-Stcwnrt hall
BL 1-4211--Stcwnrt hall
BL 1-'IOOG--Stewnrt hall
BL 1-9126-Thnxtcr bouse (pay)
NJCHT CONNECTIONS:
BL 1-3601-Ext.. 4 ... Busmcss of
ftee
2-Ext. 18-Mnintenanc:e
shop
3-Ext. 3-Mr. Howe
4-Ext. 44 Drama
5-ExL 27-Gym
6-Ext. 36-Co.fe •:!rU&
7-Ext 16-Libro.ry
8-Ext. 5{}-Educnuon
Dads Plan Meeting
All men studcnls are urged by
the D ,ful club to bnnc their Ca
thers Lo the next Ptonecr Po1u
mecung s t :for 8 p m Thursdny,
Apnl 1. m Pnlntme Mnnor. Faculty Bricl{aids of '54'
Set for April 3 Showing
In the !ust c:onc:ent.rntc:d e:un
pu'S dnvc m over four years to
rw"'c funcb for fuushlng Lhc ~
tcrtor of BoeHne science building.
lhl' college faculty w11l present
"Bnc.kauiA of 1054" on S turday
mght.. Apnl 3, in the gym.
The show wall feature mam•
stars of varymg talents !rom Pte
rosters ol the faculty nnd ndmm·
t.strnuvc stn!f.s. Main feature of
lhc show will b<! n mus1Cill parody
on Gilbert and Sullivan's operct
Ul, .. H.M.S. Pinnlorc." The adopt
ed o,;crslon wns w:nttcn by Mra.
Mo.) bell Townsend, nsu1tnnt pro
fessor of music.
TJckets for the sh£m• nrc now
heme sold b)' nn)· student coun
cll member . Tlckel.l nro bemc
old on the bnsls o1 20 cents u
bnck. AduUa wUl b admstted to the l!how on the purchase of fsvc
bnclcs-n one dol16r ttcket. Chll
drcn w111 be admlucd for lhc
price of one bnck.
The purclloscr of the ttckct
may tubscrtbc to ns mn.ny bnc:ks
ns he wnnu. but the mtnlmum t.o
be aclJmtted to the show is five
bnc:ks
The nll-st:ir cast Will mclude
such attractloru as Dr. Morgnn S.
Odell. Pans Stewart. Dr. Freedll
Hnrueld, Nell Sabm. Joe Hus
ton nnd muny other top LC per
formers.
Charlie Hnldors, book • tore
munog r, 15 ccncrul chatrmnn of
the abow. Mrs. Constance Roib
Folt.s u doing mucll of the pro
ducuon work whil<! Dr. CUfford
fiamnr WlJl be rc::;ponstble lor the
S'Ul,SlllC.
Jean West Plays Title Role in·GBS'
Comedy 'Candida' for Season Finale
"Candtda;• by Gt.>orge Bcrnnrd
Shnw. w11l be presented as the
spnng plny by the dromn depart
ment m plncc of A. A. Milne's
''Tond of Toad Hnll.'' according to
Dr. CliUord Hnmnr. dlrec:tor. clidn" wttb D'Anne Edltlll, fresh·
man, :13 bl5 D.SSlSt.linL Senior Blnlr
Lindlc will hnndlc props wsth the
help of Chuck Jenkins, wphn
morc, and Ruth Morgan. freSh
man.
Costumes W1U be the work of
Don Fabiger, assisted by Elaine
Hrcstu and Phyllis Holladay. Theta Kappa 601'0nt~. and Erodelphaans, sent or "omen's hon
orary.
Theta Knpp PI"CSldent
Edmonderon is also a m mber of
Mu Phi EJ)Illon. FTA and Erodcl
phi ns. She comes !rom Kelso,
W hington, nnd IS a mwu: cdu
cnuon maJor.
Ann G rnllJlUlS a JOW'tUili!m
nwjor [rom Portland Lt p 1de1t
()I Alpha Gnm.mn 10rorlty, a me-m
ba' of lh.e LOG ataff and o! Pa
Dclt.D Epsllo-n. Joum.nlum honor
ary Ann u a four-~ e:.~r honor roU
tud nl
A transfer flom the Unh;c.nuty
of 0re£on 1s Suszn Hunt.. n nrt
mnJor :from Portland. She is
members of Delta Phi Gruunus
soror1tv ond h dcd the Sadie
H wl:lns dance.
A pollotnl ao nee major from
Portlund. Iris Oscar belonGS lQ
the U N club. Pollu 1 Sclen c
club nnd Young Rcpubbc:ans.. Sh
11 a member of the Voy gcur
swU. P• Delta Epstlon and P
Kappa Alpb foreJWCI honorary
Bonnie Belle Stewart. 'l'hetn
Kappa ao:ront • lS on rt uw r
Irom Salem. She Is 6(!IUOr c1
rcpruentatl~-e to the student
council
AWS Prestdent Pat Welsh ma
Jon tn home econonucs and dt·
n:cta ibe Pnlatmc Hill Pn;$b~ t
rtan church choir She u man
b!!r of the eollcgc dloa, Pep club
nnd Alpha Gamma toronty.
A pnn from :lCh dass \\.ill
be ch~ 1n class mecungs
April G Convo Slates
Top Educator
On Wednesday
Dr. WiUtnm C Joncl. cxec-..r
Uve dJTector of the Wrt"".i!m :n
t~te Commission tor Hlgher
Educatson. w01 deliver a publ c
ndd Wednesdny to the IA!wh
and C1 rk atudcnt body He m
speak on trench in poUtics t ll
a.m. ln the campus th~r
Dr Jones. a [tr'BdLCl~ o! Whit·
t er coil c Univen:Hv of South
an CnlltomiD and Uruvemt Of
:Minneota. ~u ~n bead cf
lhc ne1.v cooperattv program
amon el{l,ht w tern states sin~
last June Prt-" lo ly he w
pr6idl!llt of 'W'hlttitt con e
bead of the poUueal sdrnoe d.._
pnrtment at Univen ty of On>
on ond two yean d :m of ad·
mtn tnltion th re.
TI1e westem comp:rct an high
er education. np:prol"!!d by Con·
SI03 and ggncd by the Pn:stctent
11ite last summer, invol 61
studenu in ~ profesloml
fl~d.s of med1one. dcnllstey an.!
v tennary modlclne ln the tim
ycnr of its progrum. Dr. Jones
id Jean West. Junior transfer from
Reed collcg~, waU have Lhe tit)('
roll and Ron Willson, )umor, wtll
plny hc.r husband, Reverend Mor
rell Don Fibiger, junaor, wall pl.ny
n young poet.. Eu«enc Marsh
bonks.
Other members of lhc mnoll
c:nst mclude M ry Ellcrby, n-Choir's First Portland Concert
Set for Public Tuesday Ev:e
tor. ns Proserpine, Paul Mosher, The college choir, in 115 ti~Tt
freshman, liS Mr. Burg~ nnd public appcnrnncc of the yc.nr In
Du:k F1tzgernld, freshmnn. as the • Portland will perform under the
Reverend AJe:zander Mill dsrectlo~ of L. Stnnlcy Glnrum
"Toad o! Toad Hnll" WD3 con. ut Lincoln high ~ool Tu ay.
celled due to tht> !net that not Mnrch 30 at 8 p.m.
enough studenl5 tded out fo"r TJc cLs IU'C! being rold by
purt.J to fill the cn.st of npproXJ- chotr members or can be purcll
mntely thirtl nscd at the door Th pnce is
Dean M lkk. !rethm n, will ,..1 :tor adults end 75 c:cn\5 for
tnge mana ct for "'Qln. studcnta. LEADS SINGERS .. Northern Lt;htl"' try Paimcxcn:
"1lle LSUlc White He.n.. by
Scar.d 1 o. Bru.m.;msJun t Bumb ..
b Grt -Gl:uum. AAln -•
Trult Good N WI b D3W.lron.
Frosh Issue Call
For Performers
Aud ....... ~ .. ~·
Frank Elliott's Music to Glide Greeks
AI'Grecian Paradise' Saturday Night The pro~. compoud of
numben from the chou"• re<.>ertl
10-day tour of Oregon nnd W h
n~ton, will lnclud in~rmuslon
instrum ntal cmd voeal 1 nnd
ltO:ngs by the male quartet. kn th th
wh can
p:.n rn~ fn
lh6 'IIi ~:mb
FrntcrnJt)' nnd sorority mcm
hen nnd theu dates wW do.nce
m n ''Crecinn Paradt£C" tomor
row nlgbt nt the onnunl lntc:-
rrnt.emity council-inter-sorority
council Bpring dance.
The Greeks will dance in the
gym from 9 t.o 12 to lhe music
of F'rank EllioU and hia Moon-UghlcnL The dr for the donee.
wh1ch is limited to mcmbcn of
Greek or onlzntfons ond the1r
dates, iB lnformol.
Ticket. are on lc by mem
bers of any of the frat.crniU
and r;oronU~ for $1.50.
Joanne Burt nnd Jim Peklr·
son are g neral chairmen o1 the
donee. Numbers on the prognun are:
"0 Sm . .four, Throw the H nvcru
Wade.. by Brahms; "T nebrnr L. STANLEY GLABUM
F'U'&l public appearanc:o U1 for
F etoe Sun\" by lng,. nerl: Tuesday ai &:30 p.m.
"'Prayer to JC'N5" b) Oldroyd:
.. Cantata of P ace· by Milhaud; atloo" by Scott· "'Thy Kingd m
"Adt ent :Mowt" by ~c:k; Com "' by Saul ren:
"lto nnn" by Chrlrtlansen: "'C~p AlonJ Mosn·· by Ku-
"'Nune Dimltf•• nnd "'Our Fa-blk: ~adiant sum-by Cu1:
ther" by GretchamooU; "The ere. I ~rol or the Drum" by Da10 u; lJ ur ccd lo U7 out. n d hke to
p2rt pa~ in the
t nc t rnakc .......
~ I " no m carnpUJ
bel% 3!9 or conuu:t P t V1a
boa
Not unb acton. bUt P*f'IOQI
to Rr'\ n \:arious cotumlt·
tea •~ nc:edtd. Page Tw~o------ ~-----------------------------------------P_I_O_N_E_E_ R __ L_O_G ____________ __ -.,, ...... , .. ' Friday. March 26. 19S4
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lfnLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dldt Blblor
l A person who is poorly dressed stnnds out
like a :sore thumb amidst 3bundant beauty.
lnwnrdJy that person must :feel \•cry uncom
formble ::md ou tof place. an cduc..'llion of one form or another. We
should be a bit self-conscious nbout Hs np·
pen ranee.
The LC faculty 1s working hard to provide •
1! bmldings could han~ fedings. a certain
:science building on the Lewis and Cll . ' ~1m
pus would be much in the same condition as
the per~on who was not quite dresst:e pr )p
cdy for the surroundings he was in.
ln a '~ny, we the :students of Lewis and
Clark a.re the feeling::; of BoDine hnll--we
spend many hours within its walls absorbing us with a pleasant menns of "dressing up our
self-consc10us building'' next Saturday night
nt the ''Bnckatds of 1054."
If c,·ery student pitches in and subscribe s
to a few bricks and sees the show, we can
put the finishing coat of bricks on BoDine to
bring it up to the le,·el of society in which she
must associate.
JJ{otlz :>r:· and RurnnzaB·e: A Lore 11 flair
"How's your mom?" one student was hl'ard
to ask another earlier this week. ''Gosh! Don't
ask me,'' \rn5 the reply. "She's working on
that rummage sale and r,·c scarcely seen her
the last few days."
Complaints such as these were general
among students whose mothers worked on
the Mothers' club rummage sale March 22
and 2.l-two dates \\'hich represent three
months of soliciting, collecting. sorting. clean
mg nnd ju.:t plain praying that a worthwhile
sum would be paid .for the goods.
Not only were tamilies minus mothers for sc,·e~al hours each week but also they were
missing fathers during the final days prior
to the sale. It was they-with th~ help of a
number of LC sons and daughters--who
called for, hauled ond delh·cred merchandise
to the rummage depots.
And what was the result of all this wo1·k?
When the receipts wer(. tentatively totaled
on Tuesday night, the club had clean.>d $1550
to be used.for furnishings in the new men's
dorm. Le.ss tangible lh::m the ~•lver in the tills
'"-as this result: a lh'ing example or the faith
innumerable persons ha,•e in the potential
that is Lewis and Clark college.
Choir, Geologists Spend
--"" Dr. Stauffer Guides Group ,.-G--ra--n--=1 H=-i--gh __ S __ w--ee_p __ s --.
In Vacation Fossil Search Pi Kappa Della Meet l
, ..
"I alway ~ WTi1e my Jerm paper c:rwc:ismJ Ulegtbly so Jh' studcni
won t bo able to take utuo wlth what I say ...
eek Traveling
Charlie Haldors Tells All
As Chair Finishes Tour
Twenty amateur geologlSts, nc:campnnied Dr. Jnmes Stau!fer last Grant high ·dl~.<Ol wept the week on the annunl fossil-findUlg field trip to the John Dny region field at the annunl Portland area Tho c:hoiz tour of 1954 as taken from a report by Charlie Haldors •.•
in ~cntrnl Oregon high school speech tournamen t In two Trnilwoys bw .... cs, Bus No 1 and Bu• No. 2. 61 LC choU'
The group stayed in
8 c:abin located between Dayville and Kimber- Tuesday, March 23 on the Lf!w&S members, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Stanley Glarum md Charlie Hnldor trw-
ley on the John Day river. Those who were c:-cpectmg a dude ranch nnd Clark campus. ch·d on the tour
atmosphere \vcrc a bit disiUustoned at finding 3 two-room cnbin, Participating were 31 students Their fir&! stop • Eugene Central Presbyterian church where
libcrall:r sprinkll'<i wlth cUrt. and mth no running wnter or clectric:ity. from five PorUand high schools cvcrvtblng went hnt: until the Swingle "muss-up" ... it took three
These obStacles were o\'ercome. howe\'er. Cooking \\'tiS done on -Grant, Jefil!n;on, Rooscvel'. lncs by S\vUJgle to hit the right plnce on the pitch-pipe . , . even
two Coleman stO\'CS. wnlcr was brought from n rondstdc spnng 2* Frnnklin nnd Concordia. then \<:ith the help o( Glarum
m1les a\1.-a,• and cas lanterns provided light after dark. Twch•e of cighte<·n awards The choir rccctved an encouraging commeDJ a.1 Coos Bay ..• over-
E.,.er:>•onc slt!J)t on the floor in went to Grant. 0! the remaining heard spectator's comment to u frwnd "U of 0 will hav"' to go
slccpmg bags. Another smnller D H six places three went to Jelfc:- some to beat thiS."
cabm '\\'aS utiliZed .for most of I-oward son, two to Roosevelt and one Reedsport ... "Tiny" Knause
the men, the oth<!r.S stnymg in the to Concordia. Grant 'also placed w•t, recognized by a small mem-
mam cabm. Tbc !&ve glrls on ihe To Recover I ·first in debate., Franklin_ tak&ng her of the audience . HI Dad-
tnp occup1ed one o1 the bedrooms second. • dy" • . . Next stop on Tuesday .
10 the main cab111. The tourney wos sponsored by March 9, was Tr1anplc lake .
The fossll-huntmg wns fairly Dr. Chari~ Howcu:ct, d('.an of 1 :national forensic honorary Pi here they tool: over an eating
succ-:.ssful, despite ooca.Blonnl rain ihe college, 15 rec:ovenng m Good 1 'Kappa Delta and judged by fac-pl3cc ... choir members acting
and n bnef flurry of snow. The $amantan hospital from a henri ulty and Pi Kappa DelUl. mem-as waiters and waitresses. "Pros-
maJor :find o1 the tnp was the attack suffered March 20. The ben. • pcrity hit Triangle Jake and the
skull of Dn oreodont, an ancient attack came Saturday morning c:n!c owner said this was the most
he.rbl'I:OTOUS mammnl. Which wns and he was taken to the bospltal Prof Cancels business he had had ull yenr."
d&scov('red by Jer:ry lgo, USSJstcd that C\'emng. Snow on Wednesday •.• The
by Bcrl Gillette. The tusks of t1 Mrs. Howard reports that be s h M Tillamookians weren't vcr\' to:-
Wlld boar, llpproximatcly 30 mil-"£<'ems lo be gcttmg along :floc." peec ee t SpOOSl\'(! OS an audience o'f 500
lion years old. were found b) Paull It was not n severe attack and . . wh1ch really deflated the spirits
Mosher the f1rst one he has bnd. Pnrticlpntton m the SL M.ll'hns of the LC Piont.•ers. Bul the re-____________ ___.:. _____ _:_:.....:.:..:. ...:.:.:.=.. ___ , ,college sp~ch tournament to be
N 1 A d sponsc received !rom the 200 per-. ationa cere iting Commission held this weekend was canceUed sons nt Neakahme bolstered them
A D early this week by Nell Sabin, up .•. 50 overcome chotr apptaud-ppoinfs T. Odell in Chicago Stay head of forensics. because or lock ed the audience.
Premdent .Morgan S. Odell was maintain. o! funds. Seasido . • . came the annual The speech ll!am expects to use nppomted to lhe executio,;e com- Its membenhip is made up of gun br1gadc n(ter an mvas10n of the rc.:maining budget to enter the m1ttce of the National Commis- the Association of Lnnd-Crnnt the local "FlVc o.nd Dimes.'' Of Northwest lnv1Ul.lional toumn-ston in Accrcduing during a colleges and universitJcs. the Nn- course there nlwnys has to be an mc.:nt at Missoula, Montane., April
mc~lmg wh.icb he att<!l1ded 1Jl I uonal Associnllon of State Uni-9 and lO. indtVtdunlist ... John Howe used
Ch1cago March 20. versilies. the Ass,.1·nl.l'on of an 011 can • . . he conformed -.- This v.ill be the last of :lour The commw1on passes on col-America n Univenitinc the A ~·o- though and used woter rnther ...... ~ tournaments this year !or the for-Sabin Forms
Team to Talk
A clvll de! en >e tt•am ha been
lorm~..'d by Nc1l Sabtn, head of
the spt.'{.'Ch art department, to
give lectures befon: Portland
ch·ic and school nudi('nc:es.
Mondny, Morch 18, they put on
o two-hour show at Multnoma h
gradL• school. L<.>cturcrs were
George Jl'Cferson. Jnmt>.s Taggert,
Harry Gordon, Ronnld Lo•·w and
Snbm. John Wilcox served as pro
jccl.lonw l.
This WUS Sc.:cond 10 D SHICS of
oppearances before P o r t I o n d
S<:hool aud1enccs, stressing the
Jmportnnce of bemg prepan.'<i m
case of oncmy attack. The first
lnlk was given at Llew<!llyn
school.
Chaplain Attends
Religious Meet
leges ond uniVersities that opply dation of Urban Universities lhe ensic team. The others participat-than o&l for accrediting and also Get stan· America n Association of Ju,nlor ~-' h Thunday • • . members a bit Dr. John L. Anderson, hud oC \."' &n were t e tyro tourney at diU"Cls that member schools m~ CoUe"es. the A --.. l .. tion ot t1n·d \\1 bed for nice warm wcath-the department of religion, is .. n=u-. .. the College o! Puget Sound. the Teacher Education lnslilulions Town Meeting tourney at Port-cr to get rid of hacking, hiccup· chairman of u gathering ot tcnch-
Btld the Association of AmerlcM land State college and the Tour-prng und vanous other ailments. crs or religion and directot"'l of
(?~1 'fSt Colleges, from which Dr. Odell nnment of Clwmpions at Linlield The mcnls on this tnp were a religious education In colleges t~--· ~~ . ~ 5 a delegate. collc~e. big change from paat years • • . and unlvcraitics of four northwest -....- ,.... not much hame, no chili •.. even Llllte nt Pullman , Washmgton,
Ortlcllll l)\lb11ca.llon of thtl AF.soct-Department Conference Schedules had chicken. March 26 and 27. ate4 Studr.nliJ ot Lewll! and r.1ar Says Cha.rUe Haldon. ''The Dr Arnold Naeb, nationally
~H~.io ;~~.11s~::a.m~~ ~~~gul~g Vets' Hospital Assistant Therapist tour endtd on a happy note known educator, author and re-
J>Ol ,.~. nt Ml! Mere• d,.. We" .,, , .... :.•ftnl opy Th" movt" "With·" Your The aches, pnrns, raw nerve:;, etc.lllgious leader who spoke at Lew·
EnUT~ •• ucond cllul mautr -
1 .. .._. • .u.. "' '"• ..... were forgotten ..• On the whole, las and Clark March 2", •~1·11 be
l•onllwCI. Ores:on. ch d. therapist at. the Veterans' Hand ·· concerning trrunmr. !or , , .. Jll)J'rOa-ar-c•••r h ,ft, lU they conducted lhc.:m .elves in n keynote :ope.lkcr He is hcud ot
clmck oum.qlll.n o~a..u, w speak to women P.E. physical therapists will be pre-•4ltorlal Man• ... r •a• Gn.a•••r m. U)OTS o.nd nuning students dur-sen ted. way to make _us proud and in true I the religion department ot the ~ Jr4l~ _.ava. scho14u d trouper fnsh1on. Wl· nU worked Unlvcn ity ot North Carolina and
::.~~:f~ _.::::Z,. ~~!: UlC epartmentnl conference 11 The women's P.E. d~partmrnt hard m3ny hours a duy to bring is ~:n route home trom o world ~ a41t.or C1U'\ o~,r.D o.m. Mar~ 30• in ?·29. ex!.l:nds nn invitation to anyone our message to the people of th~ tour. While in the Orll•nt he mnde
~~-:!'. ... ~.::.,!:-~ 0~b ~ Maa Weiss \l.~lll dtscuss nll tac-interested in thi! field oi \1. ork, Northwest ... Music in tho flncst n careful study of univcf! lUes
Cl~l•Uoll aa-.rn Diane Port. tors involved 1ll physical lher-to Dttend l.he meeting. choral tradition .'' n( Indin
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w and
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irics of
Jan d
1g the
rL'<l 1n
c first
ellyn
nds
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ad of
n, l.s
teachpr. of
~lieges
hwest
gton,
onnlly
nd re
Lcw·
ill be
ad of
!t the
ia and
mnde f'rldoy. March 28. 1954 PIONEER LOG Page ThTM
On tiJe Soci(J/ S1de with Jeanne Hulsbrink
Local Fraternities
Install 59 Pledges Keith Anderson Next Chapel Slates
Up for Award Rose City Minister
Four campus fraternities installed a total of 59 men as
pledgL !1st Wednc dll) naght
Now plodgca oi Dolta Tau Rho aro EOl'l Butterfield .
Larry Catlin. Rogor Connors , Wllllam Euator, Donald
Hoguo. Koo Holloway. Kit Johnaon. Richard Judd. DCU')'l Keith Anderson, groduotr• cd-Wllllnm Shone, mmisler of
ucotion student, wns recently sc-RosQ Cily Pnrk Presbyterian
1cctcd by the ndmlnis trotlon and church, wUI be he second of
the Pducntion deportment ns the the four l.:ntcn season speakcn.
1 cprc!lcntativc of l~wis and Clnrk j At the Apnl 1 chapel, Shane wtll
for the Phi Or•ltn Kappa oward, spcnk further on the theme or
given to oulstnnding men educt~- the Mnrch 25 chopcJ on the trlnls
tion students. that Jesus encountered in hls
Kaufmann . Stan Martlnaon. John Overbay. Carl Poaraon. Anderson wos honored with cnrccr.
Shnne is n grnduntc of Mus.
kingum colleg~ ot 'New Conc01d,
Ohio, and ottcnded the Pltt'l·
burg Theology t:cminary in bill
native home town, Pitt$burg,
P~; nnsylvnnin, Ed Toovs, Ed Tomlin and Jack Vonables. t.tudcnlll from each of the other
Kappa Ph1 Alphn pledged the following: Jack Antonsen, h1gher institution!! of the stnte nt
Don Brudvig, Joe Cowart, Don Eberl, Howard Eyerly, Frnnk n br~ak fast. March 19 at the
Flori, Drew Hall, Keith Harcourt, Jack Hardang, William Compbe l Court hotel. He bns urvcd ns pastor In
churchCjl In P£:nneylvanio, Ohio
and fdaho. While at Nampa, Idn
ho, he wos on the bOnrd of t:ruiJ·
tc••s at the Collcce of Idaho Dur
ing World War II nc was Army
c:hnplain ln the European Utet~tcr.
He came to Portland 111 Novem
ber of 1952 and has been octlvc
'" the Enst Side Rotnry club.
Dr. John Anderson. eoJiegc
choplnln, will be faculty leader
nssi.stcd by student leader, Doug
Van Fleet. Adrienne Hall will be
orgnnial Hood. Roger Hough, Paul Jones, Henry Kilmer, Charles Kraft, The men selected for th."!
Ken Krueger, Don Lindsay, Hal Lesser, Roy Lorenz, Ron nwllrd must meet hi&h academic,
Marshall, Jerry McClelland, Jim McFarland, Dick McMahon, .nctavity and personality standard; set up by the Ph• Della Kappa Marjorie Anderson lo Play for Music Hour
Laddie Mears, Paul Mosher, Jan Pyle, Web Ruble, Herb commith .. -e.
Scholder. Carl Smith, Jim Stcvenl> and Younp, Zeon. Anderson tt.!cc1vcd n ss. d.:!·
Lambda Phi Epsilon installed pledges Clifford Otmoff. grec from Lewis and Clark m
John Eagle, Rlcbard Grant. Fred Grealwood , Gene Holm. 1953, and he i5 now taking his
Loren Michelson and Gordon Walker. firth Y<'Dr in social studies and
d education .. He Is s~udent teaching Sigma Alpha S1gma pll:dged Bill Cox, Fred Curtice, Frc this semester at Wnshington high
Hays, Ron Hollensted, Hiroshi Kimura, Melvin Randolph and school and plans to teach full The music hour on April 1 at
12:30 p.m. In the chapel wlll fen
lure Mnr-Joric Anderson, pianist,
assisted by Daryl Kaufmann.
Miss Anderson's program wtll
include: Sonatn by Beethoven, op.
28; Rhapsody by Brahms, op. ':'9,
no 2; V~ nnd Bear Dance by
Bnrtok. Daryl Knulmann wfll asslst
Mlas Anderson 1n the f1tst move
ment of SontaUno by Clementi
nnd Licbcslicder Wnlucs by
Brahms, both written for. two
pianos.
Miss Anderson lives io Lo:li
.. ·iew. Washington nnd in n sopb
Jotmcs Redman. • lime next yeor. •
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Happy birthdays e.ro in order
for aU members of tho faculty
adminiltn.lion. staff. and hua
banda and wivoa aJ tho buth·
day party tonighi aJ 7:30 in
tho cafeteria. aporuored by the
Fac:ulty Women's club. TablH
for oach month of the year will
bo decorated and pri.sea will
bo awarded for the month best
depictod in tho table decora
tions. Homemade b i t r b d a y
c:akoa will be sorvod according
to planning comm1t1ee chair
man, Mrs. Helen Harloeu.
Olhor mem.ben of the commit·
toe includo Mlu Pairicia Mar
tin, Mn. Ivan Houser and Mrs.
Morgan S. Odell. • • •
Alpha Kappa P.si will sponsor
two sp~:nkl'r at an open me(..\J.ng
at 11 a.m. Tuesday, March 30, m
B-30. George Brown, state wen·
tary of the ClO, and Jun Man,
state o;t;uetlli'Y o! lhc AF oi I..,
w11l both ipeak on the history o!
the1r rt. pcctiv«! unions. A 30·
minute question and answer pe
riod will follow. Anyone inter
ested mny attend. • • •
A new addition to the Dr.
Volnoy Faw family as six-and
a-half-pound Rex M i c h a e L
born Saturday . March 10.
• • •
Pi Kappa Delta, nationo.J for
ensic honor IJ'Y Llppt..-d five new
members last rught durmg an
open mceuug at lhe home of ud
vtser Neil Sabin. New m\!lllben;
nrc John Wilcox, Craig Single
tary, Bill Momson, Nonnan
Glenn nnd Bob Bryanl Newly
appolnwd pledgcmos ter is Mary
Eller by. • • •
Ann Longballa. former stu·
dent of LC recently announced
her ongagomont to William
PoweU. Thei% wedding is
planned for August. Jean Har
low. senior nursing studenJ.
bocamc Mn. Donald Tumor.
Saiu.tday , March 13, in Ml.a
soula. MonJana.
Membt:t of Alphn Pst Omega
\\all hold a drama part} 7:30 p,m.
Sundov. Murch 28 at the home of
Nancy Miller 4.740 N E. Davis.
LC Professors Judge
NW Science Exposition
Three LC science profes.ors
nre assisting w1th judging en
tru~s in the Northwest Science
t'xposition being beld March 22·
27 at Portland Stule coUege. The
colleec ts ll.aLed among award
con tributora.
Dr. Jomes Staulrcr is judging
biological projects ; Dr Lewis
Thayer, physical science: and
Dr. A. A. Groening, phyaical
science. The exhibtts an: from
elementary o.nd high school
clnsses. • • •
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PIONEER LOG Friday, Mon:h 26, 1954
CoachAkinsResigns Baseball Season Opens!
LewJS and Clnrk students
nwnkcncd durms Sprmg \'Ocnt1on
to lcnrn thnt popular .\J Akin~
had n>.s1gned from the Pjon~r
c.'08ching ranks. Ak1ns will com
plete tbe ~pnng semester as goU
eoac.h nnd P.E. mstructor.
The former Uoherssty of
Washlnglon and pro football nUl·
tete cnmc to LC in ihe fall cf
1950. after bcing hurt pla)•tng
pro ball '"ith the BuUnlo B!Hs
of the AllAmerica conference to
:fint.rJI work on hb degree nnd
be assistant football coach.
Akins replnC'E'd his brothE'r.
Frank, who prcreded him as 83·
wtant football coach. AlthouJ.!h
nc:tunlly rccci\lng Ius schoollng
from Wuhington. he finished up
his rcquiremwts and obtnaned
his B.S. degree from LC.
While at Washington , Akins bc
cnmc the only athlete in tJ1e his
tory of the college to letter in
four ~ports -bn.s{ ball, football,
baSketball and trnek.
He coached four yc.nrs of !oot
bnll, one year ,·anuty ba.:cball,
two ycnrs frt...shm:m bnsketball
nnd golf while on Palatine hill.
H1s bo.s~ball team narrowly
missed w i n n in g ihc league <'.l'0\\11 an '53.
Akins plnn$ on l'ntcrmg tne
h1~h school or college C'OCichmg
rnnks a.c; n hend tootbnll ronch.
Grsd mentor posittCins nt Gn'.sham
nnd Malwnuklc Jus~ school:; nrc
run1'nlly bl'mg considered by
.Akms.
AKINS TO LEAVE
AL AKl~S
..• Pionecr football 41\d basket
ball nssiaJant coach loaves Pala
tine Hill aJ the close of tho s.pring
r.emestor.
L hda Grohs Murol Lead;
'Cots Slam Gatehouse 89-53
Lambdn's res u r g enl !iv~
strengthened thcu: lend m mlnl
murnl league neLion Tuesday by
notchmg the.tr fifth w.m ngainSt
n sole loss. 61-38 over McAfc£>.
The Polecats slaughtered a hus
thng Galehouse tcnm 89·53.
Knppa and Sigma arc io sec·
ond spot m league standings wHh
5-2 record. The Cast-Offs nnd
the Polecats nre tk-d !or third
wath identscnl 4-~ showings. Ken Gould rolled m 23 count·
crs m the Lnmbdn's cnsy wm
O\'et the Mc.A!ee ,squad. He was
lollo"·ed in scorinc by the dorm·~
John Engle w.ilh 18. The Pok
cat.s won thc1r fourth straight
contest wJlh the accurntc gun
nmg or guard Conmc Hamilton
with a season's high of 36 poin~.
Tcnmmntc Grnl!mc Lccgatt with
23 followed .in scoring. Ed T<.'OV.'I
of the Gnt<·housc p1tched m with ------------- 22 markers nnd Roger Connors 15. Holder, Lewis Place Next week's 'mural ncliC'tJ
slate:> n gnmc between Sigmn aud In Schnee Vogeli Run the Cast-O!Is nnd selection of
the '54 'mural basketball nll-stllrs,
Bob Holder and Ron Le\\is through the \'Ole of the 'mural
skied to a second and fifth place directors, sports writers ao:i
n:speeuvely in a Schnee VogcU teams in the league. .y.
Play at LC Tuesday, Thursday
By Olck Ward
nnscbnll Will I nkc 0\'l r I he Lewis nnd Clnrk
sJ>QtiS agenda II~:Xt week when Couch Wnrr<>n
Smsth's PJon~~rs host lht• Oregon Stntc Bcnvl't"S
•ruesdny. Mnrch 30, onct 'Porllnnd State Thursday,
;-\pril I, with both contt!Sts slnrtmg nt 3 p m.
Coach Ralph Coleman of OSC will f~t•lrl n strong
team wtth 't'tcr.ans an nil the posihon s C.Xl'Cpt on
llo mound. B1g losses from lnst ycnr's tt'nm ln
c:.lude Ali-Amcru:nn hurll r Bmlcy Brem, catcher
I John Thomns and oulfu~1dt Bud Shutchff.
Wellman , Nierman OSC Hurlen
Cnptnin Norb \\'cllmnn 1 1 r1t top hurler for th~
Bca\·ers. backed up by J1m Nierman nnd AI Gus
ottl. Olhcr mound cnndidnlcs nrc Dsck \\'slson,
Jtm Duff, Joe Kennedy, John Harbour, Jun Mc·
:-.lrland and Wcs Edtger. Jac.k Stephenson, undcr
.tudy to Thomas the past two ycnrs, is the top
:andtdote for the cntchtnc job.
Thl' Benvers have tht• Cflmplclf• mfn~ld !rom lnst
y('nr back ngam <'onsistin~ of Jny Denn, all
:"Jorthl'rn Div.as1on tu·st bnscrnan; Bob Buob nt the
keystone SM:k: Chuck Fisk at shortstop nnd nny
Roth~tmm nt third bns£> Top outfielder is letter-man J1m Ru~t17lc'> m tl'lltN field
Eight LC LeUormon Return
On the home side of the f~ncc Conth Smith is
wo1·klng wath n squad of ubout 45 boys indudtng
eight lctlcrm<'n !rom lnst ycor's tcnm. Of the eight
lettermen, first bnsemnn Ron Lcwts, c:atcher Don
Allt·n, center fielder Gary Jncluon nnd patc:hcr
Rny Hyde were named to hut ycnr's all-confl'nmcc
team. The other lettermen arc catcher Kcrm Lund,
oulfil'ldcr Jerry Shepherd, oulfseldcr Ron Kiel nnd
patcher-short top Bill Mnrtdl.
PionHrs Shy oo Chuckora
Lnck o1 patt·hmg ~ccm to bl Smtth's main
worQ" ns Hyde, who topped the sqund an wins lost
year, :1nd .Martell liTe the only tested hurlers.
F'rl!Shmnn pitchers Dick Grant, Dick Ftskc, 8111
Cox and Rnndy Hnndolph olonc with Comuc Ham
ilton nnd Jam Cllrncr moy tnkc up lhc slack. Other
freshmen mnktng btds for starting JObs nrc second
b:tscman Rny l\Icycr, third baseman Don Rnamus
sen and Jim Costello m the outfield.
I .. nst year's tenm under t\1 Akins compiled n 17
won-7 Jost r..:!cord for the senson Ci111shmg second
to Wlllamcltc w1lh u 7-3 mnrk m conference ploy.
ALL-CONFERENCE * * * * * * I Servas Firs! Siring, Brady, Jackson Mention
'54 All-Conference Teams
KEN SERVAS
... Forward Kon Servos, plocing
on Ail third consocu.hvo all·star
toa.m, was LC's lono reprosoota-
tivo on the '54 all-conferen ,
c;.nd second teamL The 6·5 aenlor
Pioneer record a" 'if'll
mous choice. finiabed second in I
loop scoring for tho socond
uraighi year. Photo Courtesy of
the Oregon JournaL First Team PoL Second Team
Ken Sonas. LC _ F Willnmette, Tom Gooding
Dan French Pacific. F Lmfteld , Dn\'e Snntord
R. C. Owens, C. of I C Pacific, Clint Agee
Don Park~r. Whitman _ G Willamctte, Don Hov
Nolmn Hubert., Pacific G Wh1tm ln Don Robmso~
Honorable Mention : LC-DuUJo Brady and Gary Jackson· Wil
lrum tl Petc..Rcl.>d and Jerry McCnllistcr Lmiidd- R 1y 01. on and
Cnrol Cnble; C. of I.-Bill Kundrat and Dick Carrow.
* * * FRANKLIN MENTOR * * *
Golf Team Cancels
Match; Needs Men
6ponsored slalom last Sundn~· nt
ML Hood.
The two LC slatsmen raced
class C With Holder coupling runs
oi l :09.2 and 1:08.8 for a 2:18 to
t.nlosLcw1S linked 1:15 and 1:11.2
for n toW time of 2:26.2. They
were the only tenm m~bcrs who
raced. Harriers Drill for Willametle Relays;
Fixmen Solid in Dash, Discus Events Lnck ot playc111 on the Pioneer
divot • quad has forced LC conch
Al Akins to cancel the initinl
Portland U. match which had
been carded for this F'riday.
Golfers nrc net'dcd to till the
team roster ll the April 8 mntc."t
with OSC is to be held,
Pioneer golfers are urgently
ll'quested to contact Akins immc
djatcly so workouts and team po
Sitions can be determmcd. Only
team c:1ndidntc to turn out l.n
the past week is John McCul
lough. A full team must be or·
gnnized or the following season
schedule will hove Lo be can·
celled. Lru:ry Blac.k. team ooach, who
usunlly 1s present at any race
in which his proteges compete,
v."ll5 not there SUDd.ay. He ·was
one of n numb~ of Mt. Hoo-i
skiers honored with an invitation
LO compele m Lhc Harriman CUp
race at Sun Vnlley, Idaho. 'thnt
snmc weekend. • The Harriman Cup is strictly
nn im'itationttl rnoe., the re$\llts
ol which are closely considered
toward membership on the U.S.
Olympic S1d team. Another cru
cml rnce .in this respect is the
National c:hnmp10nship races tak
ing plnee this weekend. Black
l5 also skLing in this moe..
'Y' Grapnlers Pin LC;
Staley, McAdams Win
The Palrltine "'bone brcakf!rl"
nded thC'lr lnst match of the
wason Jmung to an unp~edicwble
"!l'MCA crew 16·8 Wednesdlly,
Mnrch lO In their prev1o1a duel
LC won 23 to 21.
Wlth an edge in the lightru
wcigbt.s the ''Y" was awnrd~d
two pins ond two do:clsions over
the ~'nrdmen . Th~ PionP.er mot
men nu.bbed the 177 pound c:ln
and the hcmvyweight dMsion.
Rolph Stnley rcocived n dedslon
and HDrry McAdanu pbmed hU
opponent. • Our best track sqund smec
1950" JS the prediCtion of Eldon
F1x. P1onccr oval mentor. He re
ports the team ~hould be strong r the.• sprsnt:... hurdles, shot put.
discus and broadjump with the
Wlllomeuc R"lnys, April 3, being
the init1al meet competition.
The JOO.yard sprint is led by FINAL veteran Caley Cook; Pete Hop.
Nw CONFERENCE kins, Southw~t Washmgton high
school champ; Gene Helm, TYV
IND SCORING lengue champ, and R1chae Neal
•• who placed second in the Port
Owens, C. of I -IIi 348 23.2 Pat Adams, dt cus throw~r. Name: Pf" Ttl. An.
11and hjgh school mt'el last year.
S.nu. l.C 39 297 19.8 has tossed 137' lOW' durtng lht
Hubert, Pacil1c 34 291 19.4 f1rst week of practice. The con-
Sanford, Linfield 57 239 15.9 ference record is 138' 8". He is
Parker, Wrutman 48 22() 16.1 followed by freshman Loren
French, Pacific 36 218 14.5 Michelsen wbo took third in the
Cui"'\v, C of I .35 206 13.7 state high school meet last sca-
Agre. PaclfJc 32 108 13.2 son.
Jackson. LC 59 194 12.9 There nrc veterans m every
Gooding. Wlll'mcttc 45 187 12.5 event except the 880, mile nnd
Hoy. Willnmclte 53 184 12 2 javelin. All flOSlltons ha\•c bccn
Kundrnt., C of I 56 184 12 ~ strengthened With outstanding
Micholl4)n. LC 42 182 12.1 !rcshmen, transfers or rcturrun~
Re-ed Willnmette 27 li3 J h5 students.
RObmson, W)utman 34 171 13.1 r-W_AN_T_A __ ME_E_T_HER--?-?....,
McC3lll ter, W 47 170 11.3
Olson, Llnf•eld .37 168 11 2
Cable, Linfield 51 J6l lO.i
Gwinn, Whitman 52 135 10.2
Mullins, C of I 52 149 9.9
Brady, LC Sl 146 9.7
Hnblnett, Whltmnn 30 142 DA
Krueger Linfield 37 137 9.1
CARO-AMICO
PIZZERIA
JtalJA.A JUJIDtN
• n !l\1 In th-. old Plua Ronee ln • rl'!al IUIIDo atrnuotJne.
2808 8, W. JIUliV 1tly(L ••tue PETER
Drive Well, l"ome on
down 1o the
Peter Pnn,
Wht•n she
hnnrs nboul
fh~ wond• rful
Hamburg era
WI:' iC r OJ I
she'll be here
p~
On Ba.rbur Boulevard
Just South of Fr~d Meyers WILLARD STEPHENS
osc
Willomctte
PSC
Linfield
U. ot Portland
Linfield
Pncifie
PSC Home
Away
Jlomc
Home
Home
Away • Away
Awny
Home
Home ••• Recently nnoouneod was the
appointment of Willa:rd Stephana
a ahead football coach at Port
lUJd's Fro.nklin high achool.
Stephana waa a Pioneer gridder
in .the '53 aoason o.nd during his
collogo tenure was twice given
Nor.thwett oll-confoionce rating•
at tackle. Stephens formerly was
head h-ack and junior-varsity
football coach for thl" Quakers .
Photo Cour.tesy of the Oregon
Journal. Pnci!ic
Willamettc
Conference Portland
Dreamland Drive-In
-Otdon to Go--April 8
Apr11 13
April 15
April 20
April 22
Aprll 27
April 30
May 4
May 6
May II
May 14
Drop in nnd Try • ChsU Dog-5 Manutt; Drive from School
7850 S. W. Barhur Blvd. Open 7 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Dining, Bamboo Garden
(formerly Club Indo)
Now Open to All Age Groups
D·tnCinP .md Club l~'~ctliUc· at Rc•ltl\urnnt
Featuring Food to Go
·1 P.M. to 2 A.M Da1ly
4 P.M. to 3 A M. Saturdoy
Clo cd Tuesday Prlces
8130 S. W. Barbur Blvd. CH 4566
•
VI en
ons
n, baJ:cball
in £p1t{! or
btuicbnll,
from pnsl
nee horri~r
scbnllers.
ng of the
o ba,eb 11
to turn out
condlbon.
t.s wtll be
for Salem.
!ts a •trong
nal blttlnc
'Orkouts .r •.
)le for the
ent Ruy
hurler.
.ouLn Don
\gebretiO n,
;rl Jl'IIOOd ..
tyde, Gat')'
Lund and
I, Melvin
: SchlaJidt,
tone, Wet.
:arl Wood-
lm Smith.
&l~'r. Kcrm
Pete Hop-
Ed ou .. r,
Dan-ell
a Place
Vogeli
titian
[older ~oo
slon by a
15.6 sec
Bell Sum
r at MI.
was Jack
n third
nhe:.~d of
nnd the
the see-
n Lewis
on th,.
I did not
ski team
! in cl813
hind the
I only i.6
est time.
honors In
t.otnl i.lme
Rayborn's
ld enough
4
sough he
lrd Dullllc
tJUC' high
ister and
had 10
inale
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fro h
lnsltctb:tll
~lng to o
on th,.lr
forward
7 potnQ.
high
qulnlt't
Wes
fouls
LC was
Wlllarn-One of These Girls to Wear May Festival Crown
ANN CRANNJNC MARJE EOMtJNDSON PAT WELSH Vl.RCINlA BITAR SUE MONT BONNTE STEWA.RT IRIS OSCAft
r AR 2 G 19~A Seven Vie for May Queen
In March 30, 31 Primaries;
Run-off Vote to Select Buler
AND CLARK COT .1 EGE Tuesday and Wednesday, March 30-31 Wlll be the days far
May Fete primary elections. The fmal vote on the three wom
en rece.~vmg t.he most votes an the pnmary, will be held Apnl
6-7 The Wlnncr will be :May Que-en and the Lwo runners-up
will be crown pnncesses.
Vtrgima Blt.ar is a musrc mnjor from Wtnlock. Washington.
She 1S a member of Mu Phi E~lon, women s muSJc honorary: Vol Xll Pioocor Log. Portland . Oregon, Friday. Mucb 26. 19SC Nurnbor 23
New Campus
Phone Number
Starts Monday
All cnmpus telephones wall be
chanc(!:(f from the CHerry to the
BLnclatone exchange, v.ith new
dial numbers. A chnnge wtll be
mode from four numbers. ns cur
rently in u c, to !1\lc. The fust
number on C..'lch of th~> new
phones. however, wlll be n "one."'
The new college number wut
be BLackstone l-3601.
The chnngc lS effective begtn
nmg Sundny, Mo.n:h 28. New
numbers follow:
BL 1-4944-Akm lulU (bead resi-
dent)
BL 1-4055 Akin hall
BL 1-4884-Akin hnll
BL 1-9137-G ... tehousc (poy)
BL l-9165-Gym (pay)
BL 1-917~McAfec (pay)
BL 1-9192-Pnl.ntinc mnnor (pay)
BL 1-3601-P.B.X.
BL 1-0 IS 1-Post Oflu:c (pn) )
BL 1-tH41--Snoc:k Shnck (poyJ
BL 1-4343---SLcwnrt hall (nurse)
BL 1-+184-Stcwart hall (head
restdent)
BL 1-4·1-41-Stcwnrt hall
BL 1-4211--Stcwnrt hall
BL 1-'IOOG--Stewnrt hall
BL 1-9126-Thnxtcr bouse (pay)
NJCHT CONNECTIONS:
BL 1-3601-Ext.. 4 ... Busmcss of
ftee
2-Ext. 18-Mnintenanc:e
shop
3-Ext. 3-Mr. Howe
4-Ext. 44 Drama
5-ExL 27-Gym
6-Ext. 36-Co.fe •:!rU&
7-Ext 16-Libro.ry
8-Ext. 5{}-Educnuon
Dads Plan Meeting
All men studcnls are urged by
the D ,ful club to bnnc their Ca
thers Lo the next Ptonecr Po1u
mecung s t :for 8 p m Thursdny,
Apnl 1. m Pnlntme Mnnor. Faculty Bricl{aids of '54'
Set for April 3 Showing
In the !ust c:onc:ent.rntc:d e:un
pu'S dnvc m over four years to
rw"'c funcb for fuushlng Lhc ~
tcrtor of BoeHne science building.
lhl' college faculty w11l present
"Bnc.kauiA of 1054" on S turday
mght.. Apnl 3, in the gym.
The show wall feature mam•
stars of varymg talents !rom Pte
rosters ol the faculty nnd ndmm·
t.strnuvc stn!f.s. Main feature of
lhc show will b<! n mus1Cill parody
on Gilbert and Sullivan's operct
Ul, .. H.M.S. Pinnlorc." The adopt
ed o,;crslon wns w:nttcn by Mra.
Mo.) bell Townsend, nsu1tnnt pro
fessor of music.
TJckets for the sh£m• nrc now
heme sold b)' nn)· student coun
cll member . Tlckel.l nro bemc
old on the bnsls o1 20 cents u
bnck. AduUa wUl b admstted to the l!how on the purchase of fsvc
bnclcs-n one dol16r ttcket. Chll
drcn w111 be admlucd for lhc
price of one bnck.
The purclloscr of the ttckct
may tubscrtbc to ns mn.ny bnc:ks
ns he wnnu. but the mtnlmum t.o
be aclJmtted to the show is five
bnc:ks
The nll-st:ir cast Will mclude
such attractloru as Dr. Morgnn S.
Odell. Pans Stewart. Dr. Freedll
Hnrueld, Nell Sabm. Joe Hus
ton nnd muny other top LC per
formers.
Charlie Hnldors, book • tore
munog r, 15 ccncrul chatrmnn of
the abow. Mrs. Constance Roib
Folt.s u doing mucll of the pro
ducuon work whil<! Dr. CUfford
fiamnr WlJl be rc::;ponstble lor the
S'Ul,SlllC.
Jean West Plays Title Role in·GBS'
Comedy 'Candida' for Season Finale
"Candtda;• by Gt.>orge Bcrnnrd
Shnw. w11l be presented as the
spnng plny by the dromn depart
ment m plncc of A. A. Milne's
''Tond of Toad Hnll.'' according to
Dr. CliUord Hnmnr. dlrec:tor. clidn" wttb D'Anne Edltlll, fresh·
man, :13 bl5 D.SSlSt.linL Senior Blnlr
Lindlc will hnndlc props wsth the
help of Chuck Jenkins, wphn
morc, and Ruth Morgan. freSh
man.
Costumes W1U be the work of
Don Fabiger, assisted by Elaine
Hrcstu and Phyllis Holladay. Theta Kappa 601'0nt~. and Erodelphaans, sent or "omen's hon
orary.
Theta Knpp PI"CSldent
Edmonderon is also a m mber of
Mu Phi EJ)Illon. FTA and Erodcl
phi ns. She comes !rom Kelso,
W hington, nnd IS a mwu: cdu
cnuon maJor.
Ann G rnllJlUlS a JOW'tUili!m
nwjor [rom Portland Lt p 1de1t
()I Alpha Gnm.mn 10rorlty, a me-m
ba' of lh.e LOG ataff and o! Pa
Dclt.D Epsllo-n. Joum.nlum honor
ary Ann u a four-~ e:.~r honor roU
tud nl
A transfer flom the Unh;c.nuty
of 0re£on 1s Suszn Hunt.. n nrt
mnJor :from Portland. She is
members of Delta Phi Gruunus
soror1tv ond h dcd the Sadie
H wl:lns dance.
A pollotnl ao nee major from
Portlund. Iris Oscar belonGS lQ
the U N club. Pollu 1 Sclen c
club nnd Young Rcpubbc:ans.. Sh
11 a member of the Voy gcur
swU. P• Delta Epstlon and P
Kappa Alpb foreJWCI honorary
Bonnie Belle Stewart. 'l'hetn
Kappa ao:ront • lS on rt uw r
Irom Salem. She Is 6(!IUOr c1
rcpruentatl~-e to the student
council
AWS Prestdent Pat Welsh ma
Jon tn home econonucs and dt·
n:cta ibe Pnlatmc Hill Pn;$b~ t
rtan church choir She u man
b!!r of the eollcgc dloa, Pep club
nnd Alpha Gamma toronty.
A pnn from :lCh dass \\.ill
be ch~ 1n class mecungs
April G Convo Slates
Top Educator
On Wednesday
Dr. WiUtnm C Joncl. cxec-..r
Uve dJTector of the Wrt"".i!m :n
t~te Commission tor Hlgher
Educatson. w01 deliver a publ c
ndd Wednesdny to the IA!wh
and C1 rk atudcnt body He m
speak on trench in poUtics t ll
a.m. ln the campus th~r
Dr Jones. a [tr'BdLCl~ o! Whit·
t er coil c Univen:Hv of South
an CnlltomiD and Uruvemt Of
:Minneota. ~u ~n bead cf
lhc ne1.v cooperattv program
amon el{l,ht w tern states sin~
last June Prt-" lo ly he w
pr6idl!llt of 'W'hlttitt con e
bead of the poUueal sdrnoe d.._
pnrtment at Univen ty of On>
on ond two yean d :m of ad·
mtn tnltion th re.
TI1e westem comp:rct an high
er education. np:prol"!!d by Con·
SI03 and ggncd by the Pn:stctent
11ite last summer, invol 61
studenu in ~ profesloml
fl~d.s of med1one. dcnllstey an.!
v tennary modlclne ln the tim
ycnr of its progrum. Dr. Jones
id Jean West. Junior transfer from
Reed collcg~, waU have Lhe tit)('
roll and Ron Willson, )umor, wtll
plny hc.r husband, Reverend Mor
rell Don Fibiger, junaor, wall pl.ny
n young poet.. Eu«enc Marsh
bonks.
Other members of lhc mnoll
c:nst mclude M ry Ellcrby, n-Choir's First Portland Concert
Set for Public Tuesday Ev:e
tor. ns Proserpine, Paul Mosher, The college choir, in 115 ti~Tt
freshman, liS Mr. Burg~ nnd public appcnrnncc of the yc.nr In
Du:k F1tzgernld, freshmnn. as the • Portland will perform under the
Reverend AJe:zander Mill dsrectlo~ of L. Stnnlcy Glnrum
"Toad o! Toad Hnll" WD3 con. ut Lincoln high ~ool Tu ay.
celled due to tht> !net that not Mnrch 30 at 8 p.m.
enough studenl5 tded out fo"r TJc cLs IU'C! being rold by
purt.J to fill the cn.st of npproXJ- chotr members or can be purcll
mntely thirtl nscd at the door Th pnce is
Dean M lkk. !rethm n, will ,..1 :tor adults end 75 c:cn\5 for
tnge mana ct for "'Qln. studcnta. LEADS SINGERS .. Northern Lt;htl"' try Paimcxcn:
"1lle LSUlc White He.n.. by
Scar.d 1 o. Bru.m.;msJun t Bumb ..
b Grt -Gl:uum. AAln -•
Trult Good N WI b D3W.lron.
Frosh Issue Call
For Performers
Aud ....... ~ .. ~·
Frank Elliott's Music to Glide Greeks
AI'Grecian Paradise' Saturday Night The pro~. compoud of
numben from the chou"• re<.>ertl
10-day tour of Oregon nnd W h
n~ton, will lnclud in~rmuslon
instrum ntal cmd voeal 1 nnd
ltO:ngs by the male quartet. kn th th
wh can
p:.n rn~ fn
lh6 'IIi ~:mb
FrntcrnJt)' nnd sorority mcm
hen nnd theu dates wW do.nce
m n ''Crecinn Paradt£C" tomor
row nlgbt nt the onnunl lntc:-
rrnt.emity council-inter-sorority
council Bpring dance.
The Greeks will dance in the
gym from 9 t.o 12 to lhe music
of F'rank EllioU and hia Moon-UghlcnL The dr for the donee.
wh1ch is limited to mcmbcn of
Greek or onlzntfons ond the1r
dates, iB lnformol.
Ticket. are on lc by mem
bers of any of the frat.crniU
and r;oronU~ for $1.50.
Joanne Burt nnd Jim Peklr·
son are g neral chairmen o1 the
donee. Numbers on the prognun are:
"0 Sm . .four, Throw the H nvcru
Wade.. by Brahms; "T nebrnr L. STANLEY GLABUM
F'U'&l public appearanc:o U1 for
F etoe Sun\" by lng,. nerl: Tuesday ai &:30 p.m.
"'Prayer to JC'N5" b) Oldroyd:
.. Cantata of P ace· by Milhaud; atloo" by Scott· "'Thy Kingd m
"Adt ent :Mowt" by ~c:k; Com "' by Saul ren:
"lto nnn" by Chrlrtlansen: "'C~p AlonJ Mosn·· by Ku-
"'Nune Dimltf•• nnd "'Our Fa-blk: ~adiant sum-by Cu1:
ther" by GretchamooU; "The ere. I ~rol or the Drum" by Da10 u; lJ ur ccd lo U7 out. n d hke to
p2rt pa~ in the
t nc t rnakc .......
~ I " no m carnpUJ
bel% 3!9 or conuu:t P t V1a
boa
Not unb acton. bUt P*f'IOQI
to Rr'\ n \:arious cotumlt·
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lfnLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dldt Blblor
l A person who is poorly dressed stnnds out
like a :sore thumb amidst 3bundant beauty.
lnwnrdJy that person must :feel \•cry uncom
formble ::md ou tof place. an cduc..'llion of one form or another. We
should be a bit self-conscious nbout Hs np·
pen ranee.
The LC faculty 1s working hard to provide •
1! bmldings could han~ fedings. a certain
:science building on the Lewis and Cll . ' ~1m
pus would be much in the same condition as
the per~on who was not quite dresst:e pr )p
cdy for the surroundings he was in.
ln a '~ny, we the :students of Lewis and
Clark a.re the feeling::; of BoDine hnll--we
spend many hours within its walls absorbing us with a pleasant menns of "dressing up our
self-consc10us building'' next Saturday night
nt the ''Bnckatds of 1054."
If c,·ery student pitches in and subscribe s
to a few bricks and sees the show, we can
put the finishing coat of bricks on BoDine to
bring it up to the le,·el of society in which she
must associate.
JJ{otlz :>r:· and RurnnzaB·e: A Lore 11 flair
"How's your mom?" one student was hl'ard
to ask another earlier this week. ''Gosh! Don't
ask me,'' \rn5 the reply. "She's working on
that rummage sale and r,·c scarcely seen her
the last few days."
Complaints such as these were general
among students whose mothers worked on
the Mothers' club rummage sale March 22
and 2.l-two dates \\'hich represent three
months of soliciting, collecting. sorting. clean
mg nnd ju.:t plain praying that a worthwhile
sum would be paid .for the goods.
Not only were tamilies minus mothers for sc,·e~al hours each week but also they were
missing fathers during the final days prior
to the sale. It was they-with th~ help of a
number of LC sons and daughters--who
called for, hauled ond delh·cred merchandise
to the rummage depots.
And what was the result of all this wo1·k?
When the receipts wer(. tentatively totaled
on Tuesday night, the club had clean.>d $1550
to be used.for furnishings in the new men's
dorm. Le.ss tangible lh::m the ~•lver in the tills
'"-as this result: a lh'ing example or the faith
innumerable persons ha,•e in the potential
that is Lewis and Clark college.
Choir, Geologists Spend
--"" Dr. Stauffer Guides Group ,.-G--ra--n--=1 H=-i--gh __ S __ w--ee_p __ s --.
In Vacation Fossil Search Pi Kappa Della Meet l
, ..
"I alway ~ WTi1e my Jerm paper c:rwc:ismJ Ulegtbly so Jh' studcni
won t bo able to take utuo wlth what I say ...
eek Traveling
Charlie Haldors Tells All
As Chair Finishes Tour
Twenty amateur geologlSts, nc:campnnied Dr. Jnmes Stau!fer last Grant high ·dl~.<Ol wept the week on the annunl fossil-findUlg field trip to the John Dny region field at the annunl Portland area Tho c:hoiz tour of 1954 as taken from a report by Charlie Haldors •.•
in ~cntrnl Oregon high school speech tournamen t In two Trnilwoys bw .... cs, Bus No 1 and Bu• No. 2. 61 LC choU'
The group stayed in
8 c:abin located between Dayville and Kimber- Tuesday, March 23 on the Lf!w&S members, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Stanley Glarum md Charlie Hnldor trw-
ley on the John Day river. Those who were c:-cpectmg a dude ranch nnd Clark campus. ch·d on the tour
atmosphere \vcrc a bit disiUustoned at finding 3 two-room cnbin, Participating were 31 students Their fir&! stop • Eugene Central Presbyterian church where
libcrall:r sprinkll'<i wlth cUrt. and mth no running wnter or clectric:ity. from five PorUand high schools cvcrvtblng went hnt: until the Swingle "muss-up" ... it took three
These obStacles were o\'ercome. howe\'er. Cooking \\'tiS done on -Grant, Jefil!n;on, Rooscvel'. lncs by S\vUJgle to hit the right plnce on the pitch-pipe . , . even
two Coleman stO\'CS. wnlcr was brought from n rondstdc spnng 2* Frnnklin nnd Concordia. then \<:ith the help o( Glarum
m1les a\1.-a,• and cas lanterns provided light after dark. Twch•e of cighte<·n awards The choir rccctved an encouraging commeDJ a.1 Coos Bay ..• over-
E.,.er:>•onc slt!J)t on the floor in went to Grant. 0! the remaining heard spectator's comment to u frwnd "U of 0 will hav"' to go
slccpmg bags. Another smnller D H six places three went to Jelfc:- some to beat thiS."
cabm '\\'aS utiliZed .for most of I-oward son, two to Roosevelt and one Reedsport ... "Tiny" Knause
the men, the oth<!r.S stnymg in the to Concordia. Grant 'also placed w•t, recognized by a small mem-
mam cabm. Tbc !&ve glrls on ihe To Recover I ·first in debate., Franklin_ tak&ng her of the audience . HI Dad-
tnp occup1ed one o1 the bedrooms second. • dy" • . . Next stop on Tuesday .
10 the main cab111. The tourney wos sponsored by March 9, was Tr1anplc lake .
The fossll-huntmg wns fairly Dr. Chari~ Howcu:ct, d('.an of 1 :national forensic honorary Pi here they tool: over an eating
succ-:.ssful, despite ooca.Blonnl rain ihe college, 15 rec:ovenng m Good 1 'Kappa Delta and judged by fac-pl3cc ... choir members acting
and n bnef flurry of snow. The $amantan hospital from a henri ulty and Pi Kappa DelUl. mem-as waiters and waitresses. "Pros-
maJor :find o1 the tnp was the attack suffered March 20. The ben. • pcrity hit Triangle Jake and the
skull of Dn oreodont, an ancient attack came Saturday morning c:n!c owner said this was the most
he.rbl'I:OTOUS mammnl. Which wns and he was taken to the bospltal Prof Cancels business he had had ull yenr."
d&scov('red by Jer:ry lgo, USSJstcd that C\'emng. Snow on Wednesday •.• The
by Bcrl Gillette. The tusks of t1 Mrs. Howard reports that be s h M Tillamookians weren't vcr\' to:-
Wlld boar, llpproximatcly 30 mil-"£<'ems lo be gcttmg along :floc." peec ee t SpOOSl\'(! OS an audience o'f 500
lion years old. were found b) Paull It was not n severe attack and . . wh1ch really deflated the spirits
Mosher the f1rst one he has bnd. Pnrticlpntton m the SL M.ll'hns of the LC Piont.•ers. Bul the re-____________ ___.:. _____ _:_:.....:.:..:. ...:.:.:.=.. ___ , ,college sp~ch tournament to be
N 1 A d sponsc received !rom the 200 per-. ationa cere iting Commission held this weekend was canceUed sons nt Neakahme bolstered them
A D early this week by Nell Sabin, up .•. 50 overcome chotr apptaud-ppoinfs T. Odell in Chicago Stay head of forensics. because or lock ed the audience.
Premdent .Morgan S. Odell was maintain. o! funds. Seasido . • . came the annual The speech ll!am expects to use nppomted to lhe executio,;e com- Its membenhip is made up of gun br1gadc n(ter an mvas10n of the rc.:maining budget to enter the m1ttce of the National Commis- the Association of Lnnd-Crnnt the local "FlVc o.nd Dimes.'' Of Northwest lnv1Ul.lional toumn-ston in Accrcduing during a colleges and universitJcs. the Nn- course there nlwnys has to be an mc.:nt at Missoula, Montane., April
mc~lmg wh.icb he att<!l1ded 1Jl I uonal Associnllon of State Uni-9 and lO. indtVtdunlist ... John Howe used
Ch1cago March 20. versilies. the Ass,.1·nl.l'on of an 011 can • . . he conformed -.- This v.ill be the last of :lour The commw1on passes on col-America n Univenitinc the A ~·o- though and used woter rnther ...... ~ tournaments this year !or the for-Sabin Forms
Team to Talk
A clvll de! en >e tt•am ha been
lorm~..'d by Nc1l Sabtn, head of
the spt.'{.'Ch art department, to
give lectures befon: Portland
ch·ic and school nudi('nc:es.
Mondny, Morch 18, they put on
o two-hour show at Multnoma h
gradL• school. L<.>cturcrs were
George Jl'Cferson. Jnmt>.s Taggert,
Harry Gordon, Ronnld Lo•·w and
Snbm. John Wilcox served as pro
jccl.lonw l.
This WUS Sc.:cond 10 D SHICS of
oppearances before P o r t I o n d
S<:hool aud1enccs, stressing the
Jmportnnce of bemg prepan.'<i m
case of oncmy attack. The first
lnlk was given at Llew<!llyn
school.
Chaplain Attends
Religious Meet
leges ond uniVersities that opply dation of Urban Universities lhe ensic team. The others participat-than o&l for accrediting and also Get stan· America n Association of Ju,nlor ~-' h Thunday • • . members a bit Dr. John L. Anderson, hud oC \."' &n were t e tyro tourney at diU"Cls that member schools m~ CoUe"es. the A --.. l .. tion ot t1n·d \\1 bed for nice warm wcath-the department of religion, is .. n=u-. .. the College o! Puget Sound. the Teacher Education lnslilulions Town Meeting tourney at Port-cr to get rid of hacking, hiccup· chairman of u gathering ot tcnch-
Btld the Association of AmerlcM land State college and the Tour-prng und vanous other ailments. crs or religion and directot"'l of
(?~1 'fSt Colleges, from which Dr. Odell nnment of Clwmpions at Linlield The mcnls on this tnp were a religious education In colleges t~--· ~~ . ~ 5 a delegate. collc~e. big change from paat years • • . and unlvcraitics of four northwest -....- ,.... not much hame, no chili •.. even Llllte nt Pullman , Washmgton,
Ortlcllll l)\lb11ca.llon of thtl AF.soct-Department Conference Schedules had chicken. March 26 and 27. ate4 Studr.nliJ ot Lewll! and r.1ar Says Cha.rUe Haldon. ''The Dr Arnold Naeb, nationally
~H~.io ;~~.11s~::a.m~~ ~~~gul~g Vets' Hospital Assistant Therapist tour endtd on a happy note known educator, author and re-
J>Ol ,.~. nt Ml! Mere• d,.. We" .,, , .... :.•ftnl opy Th" movt" "With·" Your The aches, pnrns, raw nerve:;, etc.lllgious leader who spoke at Lew·
EnUT~ •• ucond cllul mautr -
1 .. .._. • .u.. "' '"• ..... were forgotten ..• On the whole, las and Clark March 2", •~1·11 be
l•onllwCI. Ores:on. ch d. therapist at. the Veterans' Hand ·· concerning trrunmr. !or , , .. Jll)J'rOa-ar-c•••r h ,ft, lU they conducted lhc.:m .elves in n keynote :ope.lkcr He is hcud ot
clmck oum.qlll.n o~a..u, w speak to women P.E. physical therapists will be pre-•4ltorlal Man• ... r •a• Gn.a•••r m. U)OTS o.nd nuning students dur-sen ted. way to make _us proud and in true I the religion department ot the ~ Jr4l~ _.ava. scho14u d trouper fnsh1on. Wl· nU worked Unlvcn ity ot North Carolina and
::.~~:f~ _.::::Z,. ~~!: UlC epartmentnl conference 11 The women's P.E. d~partmrnt hard m3ny hours a duy to bring is ~:n route home trom o world ~ a41t.or C1U'\ o~,r.D o.m. Mar~ 30• in ?·29. ex!.l:nds nn invitation to anyone our message to the people of th~ tour. While in the Orll•nt he mnde
~~-:!'. ... ~.::.,!:-~ 0~b ~ Maa Weiss \l.~lll dtscuss nll tac-interested in thi! field oi \1. ork, Northwest ... Music in tho flncst n careful study of univcf! lUes
Cl~l•Uoll aa-.rn Diane Port. tors involved 1ll physical lher-to Dttend l.he meeting. choral tradition .'' n( Indin
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1 26, 1954
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t'S trav-
where
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rlk
IS been
cad ot
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brtland
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put on
lOmllh
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w and
s pro-
irics of
Jan d
1g the
rL'<l 1n
c first
ellyn
nds
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ad of
n, l.s
teachpr. of
~lieges
hwest
gton,
onnlly
nd re
Lcw·
ill be
ad of
!t the
ia and
mnde f'rldoy. March 28. 1954 PIONEER LOG Page ThTM
On tiJe Soci(J/ S1de with Jeanne Hulsbrink
Local Fraternities
Install 59 Pledges Keith Anderson Next Chapel Slates
Up for Award Rose City Minister
Four campus fraternities installed a total of 59 men as
pledgL !1st Wednc dll) naght
Now plodgca oi Dolta Tau Rho aro EOl'l Butterfield .
Larry Catlin. Rogor Connors , Wllllam Euator, Donald
Hoguo. Koo Holloway. Kit Johnaon. Richard Judd. DCU')'l Keith Anderson, groduotr• cd-Wllllnm Shone, mmisler of
ucotion student, wns recently sc-RosQ Cily Pnrk Presbyterian
1cctcd by the ndmlnis trotlon and church, wUI be he second of
the Pducntion deportment ns the the four l.:ntcn season speakcn.
1 cprc!lcntativc of l~wis and Clnrk j At the Apnl 1 chapel, Shane wtll
for the Phi Or•ltn Kappa oward, spcnk further on the theme or
given to oulstnnding men educt~- the Mnrch 25 chopcJ on the trlnls
tion students. that Jesus encountered in hls
Kaufmann . Stan Martlnaon. John Overbay. Carl Poaraon. Anderson wos honored with cnrccr.
Shnne is n grnduntc of Mus.
kingum colleg~ ot 'New Conc01d,
Ohio, and ottcnded the Pltt'l·
burg Theology t:cminary in bill
native home town, Pitt$burg,
P~; nnsylvnnin, Ed Toovs, Ed Tomlin and Jack Vonables. t.tudcnlll from each of the other
Kappa Ph1 Alphn pledged the following: Jack Antonsen, h1gher institution!! of the stnte nt
Don Brudvig, Joe Cowart, Don Eberl, Howard Eyerly, Frnnk n br~ak fast. March 19 at the
Flori, Drew Hall, Keith Harcourt, Jack Hardang, William Compbe l Court hotel. He bns urvcd ns pastor In
churchCjl In P£:nneylvanio, Ohio
and fdaho. While at Nampa, Idn
ho, he wos on the bOnrd of t:ruiJ·
tc••s at the Collcce of Idaho Dur
ing World War II nc was Army
c:hnplain ln the European Utet~tcr.
He came to Portland 111 Novem
ber of 1952 and has been octlvc
'" the Enst Side Rotnry club.
Dr. John Anderson. eoJiegc
choplnln, will be faculty leader
nssi.stcd by student leader, Doug
Van Fleet. Adrienne Hall will be
orgnnial Hood. Roger Hough, Paul Jones, Henry Kilmer, Charles Kraft, The men selected for th."!
Ken Krueger, Don Lindsay, Hal Lesser, Roy Lorenz, Ron nwllrd must meet hi&h academic,
Marshall, Jerry McClelland, Jim McFarland, Dick McMahon, .nctavity and personality standard; set up by the Ph• Della Kappa Marjorie Anderson lo Play for Music Hour
Laddie Mears, Paul Mosher, Jan Pyle, Web Ruble, Herb commith .. -e.
Scholder. Carl Smith, Jim Stcvenl> and Younp, Zeon. Anderson tt.!cc1vcd n ss. d.:!·
Lambda Phi Epsilon installed pledges Clifford Otmoff. grec from Lewis and Clark m
John Eagle, Rlcbard Grant. Fred Grealwood , Gene Holm. 1953, and he i5 now taking his
Loren Michelson and Gordon Walker. firth Y<'Dr in social studies and
d education .. He Is s~udent teaching Sigma Alpha S1gma pll:dged Bill Cox, Fred Curtice, Frc this semester at Wnshington high
Hays, Ron Hollensted, Hiroshi Kimura, Melvin Randolph and school and plans to teach full The music hour on April 1 at
12:30 p.m. In the chapel wlll fen
lure Mnr-Joric Anderson, pianist,
assisted by Daryl Kaufmann.
Miss Anderson's program wtll
include: Sonatn by Beethoven, op.
28; Rhapsody by Brahms, op. ':'9,
no 2; V~ nnd Bear Dance by
Bnrtok. Daryl Knulmann wfll asslst
Mlas Anderson 1n the f1tst move
ment of SontaUno by Clementi
nnd Licbcslicder Wnlucs by
Brahms, both written for. two
pianos.
Miss Anderson lives io Lo:li
.. ·iew. Washington nnd in n sopb
Jotmcs Redman. • lime next yeor. •
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Happy birthdays e.ro in order
for aU members of tho faculty
adminiltn.lion. staff. and hua
banda and wivoa aJ tho buth·
day party tonighi aJ 7:30 in
tho cafeteria. aporuored by the
Fac:ulty Women's club. TablH
for oach month of the year will
bo decorated and pri.sea will
bo awarded for the month best
depictod in tho table decora
tions. Homemade b i t r b d a y
c:akoa will be sorvod according
to planning comm1t1ee chair
man, Mrs. Helen Harloeu.
Olhor mem.ben of the commit·
toe includo Mlu Pairicia Mar
tin, Mn. Ivan Houser and Mrs.
Morgan S. Odell. • • •
Alpha Kappa P.si will sponsor
two sp~:nkl'r at an open me(..\J.ng
at 11 a.m. Tuesday, March 30, m
B-30. George Brown, state wen·
tary of the ClO, and Jun Man,
state o;t;uetlli'Y o! lhc AF oi I..,
w11l both ipeak on the history o!
the1r rt. pcctiv«! unions. A 30·
minute question and answer pe
riod will follow. Anyone inter
ested mny attend. • • •
A new addition to the Dr.
Volnoy Faw family as six-and
a-half-pound Rex M i c h a e L
born Saturday . March 10.
• • •
Pi Kappa Delta, nationo.J for
ensic honor IJ'Y Llppt..-d five new
members last rught durmg an
open mceuug at lhe home of ud
vtser Neil Sabin. New m\!lllben;
nrc John Wilcox, Craig Single
tary, Bill Momson, Nonnan
Glenn nnd Bob Bryanl Newly
appolnwd pledgcmos ter is Mary
Eller by. • • •
Ann Longballa. former stu·
dent of LC recently announced
her ongagomont to William
PoweU. Thei% wedding is
planned for August. Jean Har
low. senior nursing studenJ.
bocamc Mn. Donald Tumor.
Saiu.tday , March 13, in Ml.a
soula. MonJana.
Membt:t of Alphn Pst Omega
\\all hold a drama part} 7:30 p,m.
Sundov. Murch 28 at the home of
Nancy Miller 4.740 N E. Davis.
LC Professors Judge
NW Science Exposition
Three LC science profes.ors
nre assisting w1th judging en
tru~s in the Northwest Science
t'xposition being beld March 22·
27 at Portland Stule coUege. The
colleec ts ll.aLed among award
con tributora.
Dr. Jomes Staulrcr is judging
biological projects ; Dr Lewis
Thayer, physical science: and
Dr. A. A. Groening, phyaical
science. The exhibtts an: from
elementary o.nd high school
clnsses. • • •
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PIONEER LOG Friday, Mon:h 26, 1954
CoachAkinsResigns Baseball Season Opens!
LewJS and Clnrk students
nwnkcncd durms Sprmg \'Ocnt1on
to lcnrn thnt popular .\J Akin~
had n>.s1gned from the Pjon~r
c.'08ching ranks. Ak1ns will com
plete tbe ~pnng semester as goU
eoac.h nnd P.E. mstructor.
The former Uoherssty of
Washlnglon and pro football nUl·
tete cnmc to LC in ihe fall cf
1950. after bcing hurt pla)•tng
pro ball '"ith the BuUnlo B!Hs
of the AllAmerica conference to
:fint.rJI work on hb degree nnd
be assistant football coach.
Akins replnC'E'd his brothE'r.
Frank, who prcreded him as 83·
wtant football coach. AlthouJ.!h
nc:tunlly rccci\lng Ius schoollng
from Wuhington. he finished up
his rcquiremwts and obtnaned
his B.S. degree from LC.
While at Washington , Akins bc
cnmc the only athlete in tJ1e his
tory of the college to letter in
four ~ports -bn.s{ ball, football,
baSketball and trnek.
He coached four yc.nrs of !oot
bnll, one year ,·anuty ba.:cball,
two ycnrs frt...shm:m bnsketball
nnd golf while on Palatine hill.
H1s bo.s~ball team narrowly
missed w i n n in g ihc league <'.l'0\\11 an '53.
Akins plnn$ on l'ntcrmg tne
h1~h school or college C'OCichmg
rnnks a.c; n hend tootbnll ronch.
Grsd mentor posittCins nt Gn'.sham
nnd Malwnuklc Jus~ school:; nrc
run1'nlly bl'mg considered by
.Akms.
AKINS TO LEAVE
AL AKl~S
..• Pionecr football 41\d basket
ball nssiaJant coach loaves Pala
tine Hill aJ the close of tho s.pring
r.emestor.
L hda Grohs Murol Lead;
'Cots Slam Gatehouse 89-53
Lambdn's res u r g enl !iv~
strengthened thcu: lend m mlnl
murnl league neLion Tuesday by
notchmg the.tr fifth w.m ngainSt
n sole loss. 61-38 over McAfc£>.
The Polecats slaughtered a hus
thng Galehouse tcnm 89·53.
Knppa and Sigma arc io sec·
ond spot m league standings wHh
5-2 record. The Cast-Offs nnd
the Polecats nre tk-d !or third
wath identscnl 4-~ showings. Ken Gould rolled m 23 count·
crs m the Lnmbdn's cnsy wm
O\'et the Mc.A!ee ,squad. He was
lollo"·ed in scorinc by the dorm·~
John Engle w.ilh 18. The Pok
cat.s won thc1r fourth straight
contest wJlh the accurntc gun
nmg or guard Conmc Hamilton
with a season's high of 36 poin~.
Tcnmmntc Grnl!mc Lccgatt with
23 followed .in scoring. Ed T<.'OV.'I
of the Gnt<·housc p1tched m with ------------- 22 markers nnd Roger Connors 15. Holder, Lewis Place Next week's 'mural ncliC'tJ
slate:> n gnmc between Sigmn aud In Schnee Vogeli Run the Cast-O!Is nnd selection of
the '54 'mural basketball nll-stllrs,
Bob Holder and Ron Le\\is through the \'Ole of the 'mural
skied to a second and fifth place directors, sports writers ao:i
n:speeuvely in a Schnee VogcU teams in the league. .y.
Play at LC Tuesday, Thursday
By Olck Ward
nnscbnll Will I nkc 0\'l r I he Lewis nnd Clnrk
sJ>QtiS agenda II~:Xt week when Couch Wnrr<>n
Smsth's PJon~~rs host lht• Oregon Stntc Bcnvl't"S
•ruesdny. Mnrch 30, onct 'Porllnnd State Thursday,
;-\pril I, with both contt!Sts slnrtmg nt 3 p m.
Coach Ralph Coleman of OSC will f~t•lrl n strong
team wtth 't'tcr.ans an nil the posihon s C.Xl'Cpt on
llo mound. B1g losses from lnst ycnr's tt'nm ln
c:.lude Ali-Amcru:nn hurll r Bmlcy Brem, catcher
I John Thomns and oulfu~1dt Bud Shutchff.
Wellman , Nierman OSC Hurlen
Cnptnin Norb \\'cllmnn 1 1 r1t top hurler for th~
Bca\·ers. backed up by J1m Nierman nnd AI Gus
ottl. Olhcr mound cnndidnlcs nrc Dsck \\'slson,
Jtm Duff, Joe Kennedy, John Harbour, Jun Mc·
:-.lrland and Wcs Edtger. Jac.k Stephenson, undcr
.tudy to Thomas the past two ycnrs, is the top
:andtdote for the cntchtnc job.
Thl' Benvers have tht• Cflmplclf• mfn~ld !rom lnst
y('nr back ngam <'onsistin~ of Jny Denn, all
:"Jorthl'rn Div.as1on tu·st bnscrnan; Bob Buob nt the
keystone SM:k: Chuck Fisk at shortstop nnd nny
Roth~tmm nt third bns£> Top outfielder is letter-man J1m Ru~t17lc'> m tl'lltN field
Eight LC LeUormon Return
On the home side of the f~ncc Conth Smith is
wo1·klng wath n squad of ubout 45 boys indudtng
eight lctlcrm<'n !rom lnst ycor's tcnm. Of the eight
lettermen, first bnsemnn Ron Lcwts, c:atcher Don
Allt·n, center fielder Gary Jncluon nnd patc:hcr
Rny Hyde were named to hut ycnr's all-confl'nmcc
team. The other lettermen arc catcher Kcrm Lund,
oulfil'ldcr Jerry Shepherd, oulfseldcr Ron Kiel nnd
patcher-short top Bill Mnrtdl.
PionHrs Shy oo Chuckora
Lnck o1 patt·hmg ~ccm to bl Smtth's main
worQ" ns Hyde, who topped the sqund an wins lost
year, :1nd .Martell liTe the only tested hurlers.
F'rl!Shmnn pitchers Dick Grant, Dick Ftskc, 8111
Cox and Rnndy Hnndolph olonc with Comuc Ham
ilton nnd Jam Cllrncr moy tnkc up lhc slack. Other
freshmen mnktng btds for starting JObs nrc second
b:tscman Rny l\Icycr, third baseman Don Rnamus
sen and Jim Costello m the outfield.
I .. nst year's tenm under t\1 Akins compiled n 17
won-7 Jost r..:!cord for the senson Ci111shmg second
to Wlllamcltc w1lh u 7-3 mnrk m conference ploy.
ALL-CONFERENCE * * * * * * I Servas Firs! Siring, Brady, Jackson Mention
'54 All-Conference Teams
KEN SERVAS
... Forward Kon Servos, plocing
on Ail third consocu.hvo all·star
toa.m, was LC's lono reprosoota-
tivo on the '54 all-conferen ,
c;.nd second teamL The 6·5 aenlor
Pioneer record a" 'if'll
mous choice. finiabed second in I
loop scoring for tho socond
uraighi year. Photo Courtesy of
the Oregon JournaL First Team PoL Second Team
Ken Sonas. LC _ F Willnmette, Tom Gooding
Dan French Pacific. F Lmfteld , Dn\'e Snntord
R. C. Owens, C. of I C Pacific, Clint Agee
Don Park~r. Whitman _ G Willamctte, Don Hov
Nolmn Hubert., Pacific G Wh1tm ln Don Robmso~
Honorable Mention : LC-DuUJo Brady and Gary Jackson· Wil
lrum tl Petc..Rcl.>d and Jerry McCnllistcr Lmiidd- R 1y 01. on and
Cnrol Cnble; C. of I.-Bill Kundrat and Dick Carrow.
* * * FRANKLIN MENTOR * * *
Golf Team Cancels
Match; Needs Men
6ponsored slalom last Sundn~· nt
ML Hood.
The two LC slatsmen raced
class C With Holder coupling runs
oi l :09.2 and 1:08.8 for a 2:18 to
t.nlosLcw1S linked 1:15 and 1:11.2
for n toW time of 2:26.2. They
were the only tenm m~bcrs who
raced. Harriers Drill for Willametle Relays;
Fixmen Solid in Dash, Discus Events Lnck ot playc111 on the Pioneer
divot • quad has forced LC conch
Al Akins to cancel the initinl
Portland U. match which had
been carded for this F'riday.
Golfers nrc net'dcd to till the
team roster ll the April 8 mntc."t
with OSC is to be held,
Pioneer golfers are urgently
ll'quested to contact Akins immc
djatcly so workouts and team po
Sitions can be determmcd. Only
team c:1ndidntc to turn out l.n
the past week is John McCul
lough. A full team must be or·
gnnized or the following season
schedule will hove Lo be can·
celled. Lru:ry Blac.k. team ooach, who
usunlly 1s present at any race
in which his proteges compete,
v."ll5 not there SUDd.ay. He ·was
one of n numb~ of Mt. Hoo-i
skiers honored with an invitation
LO compele m Lhc Harriman CUp
race at Sun Vnlley, Idaho. 'thnt
snmc weekend. • The Harriman Cup is strictly
nn im'itationttl rnoe., the re$\llts
ol which are closely considered
toward membership on the U.S.
Olympic S1d team. Another cru
cml rnce .in this respect is the
National c:hnmp10nship races tak
ing plnee this weekend. Black
l5 also skLing in this moe..
'Y' Grapnlers Pin LC;
Staley, McAdams Win
The Palrltine "'bone brcakf!rl"
nded thC'lr lnst match of the
wason Jmung to an unp~edicwble
"!l'MCA crew 16·8 Wednesdlly,
Mnrch lO In their prev1o1a duel
LC won 23 to 21.
Wlth an edge in the lightru
wcigbt.s the ''Y" was awnrd~d
two pins ond two do:clsions over
the ~'nrdmen . Th~ PionP.er mot
men nu.bbed the 177 pound c:ln
and the hcmvyweight dMsion.
Rolph Stnley rcocived n dedslon
and HDrry McAdanu pbmed hU
opponent. • Our best track sqund smec
1950" JS the prediCtion of Eldon
F1x. P1onccr oval mentor. He re
ports the team ~hould be strong r the.• sprsnt:... hurdles, shot put.
discus and broadjump with the
Wlllomeuc R"lnys, April 3, being
the init1al meet competition.
The JOO.yard sprint is led by FINAL veteran Caley Cook; Pete Hop.
Nw CONFERENCE kins, Southw~t Washmgton high
school champ; Gene Helm, TYV
IND SCORING lengue champ, and R1chae Neal
•• who placed second in the Port
Owens, C. of I -IIi 348 23.2 Pat Adams, dt cus throw~r. Name: Pf" Ttl. An.
11and hjgh school mt'el last year.
S.nu. l.C 39 297 19.8 has tossed 137' lOW' durtng lht
Hubert, Pacil1c 34 291 19.4 f1rst week of practice. The con-
Sanford, Linfield 57 239 15.9 ference record is 138' 8". He is
Parker, Wrutman 48 22() 16.1 followed by freshman Loren
French, Pacific 36 218 14.5 Michelsen wbo took third in the
Cui"'\v, C of I .35 206 13.7 state high school meet last sca-
Agre. PaclfJc 32 108 13.2 son.
Jackson. LC 59 194 12.9 There nrc veterans m every
Gooding. Wlll'mcttc 45 187 12.5 event except the 880, mile nnd
Hoy. Willnmclte 53 184 12 2 javelin. All flOSlltons ha\•c bccn
Kundrnt., C of I 56 184 12 ~ strengthened With outstanding
Micholl4)n. LC 42 182 12.1 !rcshmen, transfers or rcturrun~
Re-ed Willnmette 27 li3 J h5 students.
RObmson, W)utman 34 171 13.1 r-W_AN_T_A __ ME_E_T_HER--?-?....,
McC3lll ter, W 47 170 11.3
Olson, Llnf•eld .37 168 11 2
Cable, Linfield 51 J6l lO.i
Gwinn, Whitman 52 135 10.2
Mullins, C of I 52 149 9.9
Brady, LC Sl 146 9.7
Hnblnett, Whltmnn 30 142 DA
Krueger Linfield 37 137 9.1
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Just South of Fr~d Meyers WILLARD STEPHENS
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Home ••• Recently nnoouneod was the
appointment of Willa:rd Stephana
a ahead football coach at Port
lUJd's Fro.nklin high achool.
Stephana waa a Pioneer gridder
in .the '53 aoason o.nd during his
collogo tenure was twice given
Nor.thwett oll-confoionce rating•
at tackle. Stephens formerly was
head h-ack and junior-varsity
football coach for thl" Quakers .
Photo Cour.tesy of the Oregon
Journal. Pnci!ic
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