Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 12, Number 30
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1954-05-14
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Type
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fay 7, 1954
ble
·by Rev.
of Wald-
in Lon
ltatos to
Qucenl'.s
her cov-
nnrr1agc
months,
7he fmuJ
Ctcr onlv •
ccept
:redit
.• instruc
:al educa
~nd Lawr·
ealtb and
tuctor and
1khn high
ilormation
!cCluskey,
tland.
-
;peak
1udenls
tr::unmg
may sr.c
nl Life o!
Vcdncsda>·
lhe place-
to Juha
lacement.
ing which
bnt. m that
tyill stnrt
lither than
In basi!!.
interested
lut will be
s with un-
by -
osts • s eels
rt Fraternity Installs
group Is plnnning a "Clothesline·· hill, nnd did nmc stud nt teach-T 0 Determine
show ot lltudent work to be sold ang in the nrt dl.'purtmcnt. 'fhc.r~ teen nrt stud•·nls Wl!re for
~y anllhttcd ns charter mont·
of Brbt Om1com chtiplL•r of
pp:1 PI, nntlonm fit I honorn.ry
tcmlly. Tucsdny, Mny 11, in
!In<' druwmc room.
·.on:ton Glllci••, hcncl of the :;,
11n1t nt of Otcgon Stnte col
acted ns Installing of!iccr.
Morgan S. Odt•ll wns prc1wm
cccpt the charter on behalf
Uti! coll<'gc. The chartt'r was
~tNI by Mn;. Emtly Anderson ,
l)!lnl Kappa P1 president.
cwly-clcctcd officers were
irnmcdintdy following
matlnUon. f .. rnnk Elliott g;
1dcnt, nBsistcd by Ronnld
~ , vice president; Jcnn Fincn,
; Rodney Gtscuurt,
url'r, and Harriet Mngncss.
William Hlll, nssistant
professor, is clcct~d ndvu;••r
c group.
hrcc honorary members, Br.t
Hinshnw. lvnn Houser and
an Paasch•·. were nlso ln
. Followini the ceremony ,
uct In honor or the new
was held at Berg's
members arc: Melvin
nga1rdncr, Bud Cadwell, P.Gt
Ethell, Sidney Hnrris, Susan
Paul Jeans, Patricio Ker>
Elizabeth Rauschning, Bor
Westervelt, Elazabcth Wolle
Nancy Zolczz.i.
new orgn.oization hopes to
lmo:tc nrt activttJcs on cnmpus
to assist in mukmp contacts
b high school eraduatcs .tJ\t.e:'-
10 art. A group of high
fCniors v~ilcd the art de-
Chosen for Top
Young Demo Job
h Burns, semor pohhcnl
maJor, was elected presi
or the Young Democrutlc
of Oregon, May 8. at lht!
annual convention o! the or
ltatlon in Portland .
urns is also pn>s1dcnt o! the
ng Democru tic Club of Molt
county.
Judd, junior political sci
maJor, was elected u v1ct:
sldcnt. J artmcnl Snturday, Mny 8, un·
der the sponsornhip of Koppn Pl.
Helping wJth exhibitions And
liSIIUming n•!1pnnslbil1ty f01 stu
dent showings on and orr compus
nrc Included in the plnns. The Mondoy, Muy 21. ore now three Koppn Pi chnptcrJI Ch • h•
Gllku~. who c:onduc!PU tho in-'" Or,gon, mcludang Oreann amplons tns
slnllntion, nttr:ndcd Albany col-Stotc Cl)llcgc. OrcltQn College of .r;
lege be.: fOr<! It moved to Pnlntlni! r~ucaw>n and U!wls ond Clm k. ·------ Lewis and Clark in Specific
and the city of Portland "in
genNal Wtll play host this
AND CLARK COLI EGE ES . 1867 weekend to the annual North
west conference spring ports
festival an which :the cham
plonships in track, tenms npu
golf will be decid(;d .
All six of the conference
cllools, College of Jd. ho. Whit.-• mnn, WJllamclt~; Linf1Pid, PaClbc
VoL xn Pioneer Log, Portland, Oregon. Fridl!i'f, May 14. 19$4 Num.bQT 30 nnd L£·wls and Clark, W1ll bf! rttp.
re cntc-d m th brg two-day event
whtch opc:ns at 9 a.m. todny rlhcl
mds lotc Saturday afternoon. Vote on Proposed Constitution
Due Wednesday and Thursday The op mng :ro~ds of tht con
fc.a t!nCe goJr tourney wdl tnl<e
plnr.:e nl 9 a.m. t•)(Joy on th Top
0' Scott gol! co\li'SC.
The Lewis and Clark students
will vote on lhc newly reva£cd
cons tit uti on Wednesday and
Thursday, May 19-20.
Two years ago, while George
Marnndas and Doug Van Fleet
were acting as commissioners on
the student council, they were
impressed by the number of vi
olations of the constitution.
In an attempt to return to the
1-1rovis•ons o! the old document,
It was found that so many chang
es were neceliSST'Y 1t would be
more beneficial to construc t an
c.ntirely new constitution.
The main inndequacie.'l of the
old constitution were: incom
plete definitilon of the dulles of
otlice holders, inddlnltc informn
tion about majorilles and ruling
parties in voting pr<fcedures, nb·
sence of My statemc nt concern·
ing a required GPA Cor office
holders.
Chairman Doug Van F1cet and
his committee, compose d or
Jeanne Hulsbrink, Roy Shearer
and Bonnie Stewart, worked five
weeks preparing the new docu
ment and then the student coun·
cil spent five more weeks dis
cussing and voting on iL The mujor chnn(.!es in the new
C"·onstttutio n aae: 0 J addation to
the personnel of the student
council-a new commissio ner of
"student affairs,'' the four class
presadents and the presidents or
AMS and A WS (2) The autho
rity for ovcrse,.ing elections is in
" ested in the student body of
ficers they may attend to this
themselves, or they moy sel~ct
'' general chairma n (3) Any per-
Juniors Set Prom
Tomorrow' Night sons holding nn el••Ct1ve or ap
poinllvc posation must have
main\<ltncd a 2.5 CPA Cor the pre
vious semester nnd must mam
tain a 2.0 GPA far the pcr1od m
office.
;llatli Throop Back
From Trip to Cal
Patti Throop, sophomore. re
turned last night from o four-day
flying tr1p lo San Fn.ncisco and
Los Angeles ns a "goodwUl" ero
issary fot· lhc Portland Rose tcs
uval.
Graduating seniors and their Miss Throop, who was :1 Roae
datci'wilfl:ie guestS of honor at festival princl!ss in 1952 and a
the annual junior-senior prom Miss Amllrica final~t in 195:1,
tomorrow evening in the Em-was accompanit'd on the trip by
pirc room of the Multnomah Mr. and Mrs. Estes Snedecor Jr.
hotel. While m Calitorola, she appeared
on the Bob Hope show and !our
A spring garden setting wilt television programs. Ac~ion on the tennis court..'l get
under way one-half hour laJPr
wHb both double and :nngleo; pJoy
slated. All tennis mntches arc ~-Ct.
for the Pioneer court£:,
The trackmen hold off hostili
tlt5 until 1:30 Saturday aitcrnopn.
but \\hen the 96 cinder urt1sts
who arc entered m tbe moet &Lart
things !lytng, they are hnblc to
put on qune a show. Adm.inio n
pncc for the top track spcct.acle
o( the year ns far :tS ~ con!cT
cnce gO(!S, i5 50 cents. The mt>ct
will be held 10 the n~:w L-C stn
daum.
Willamet.te is the defending
champion of track, golf ruad dou
blt.>s matches in 1enms. Lewi3
and Clark's Doug Dzy won 1.ho
NW conlCTcncc singles cb.iun,plon
ship luL year.
Religious Groups
Schedule Retreat dccorntc the room where guesb During the coming summer,
will dllJlcc to the music ot Frank Miss Throop will rerve as o re-The annual Spring Retreal
Elliott ond his Moonlighters from cepuonist at the Portlnnd cham- "'POnsor{d by the Religious A..:
~ to midnight. Spring Clower nr-ber of commerce Vlstor's lnfor-li\'ities committee is set Cor ltla,>
rancemenLS, on the tables !lit-matlon center in Portland . 21 to 23.
uatcd about the room, will high- The progr.1m Car the \veekend
light the theme. Rally Squad Hopefuls -will begin Friday evuting ""..Jlh
duation Activities Load Schedule
Seniors Plan Final Three Weeks Souvenir donee programs will Slate Tuesday Tryouts :. discussion led by Dr. Ridco
bo given at the dllOr of the ad- Hashimoto, assistant professor of
mission- tree dance. Formal dre~ R-IIY squad l._, ou;.... .~ 111 be philosophy and religion, ahd
15 1n order nnd corsages are per-held at 12 noon Tuesday, Mny 16 Doug Van F1eet on .. The Biblical
miltl'd occ:ording to co-ch:llrmt>n in the thenter. Interested girls nrc Pattern of Worship ."
Bev Christensen and Glenn asked to rcg1stcr wuh 'Mrs. Ellen On Satucday the topics of dis-
senior class will ctimn."<
years at Ll.!wis and Clark
Z>cvcral importnnt activities
coming wt·eks. The seninr
VOC:J lion WIIJ be ht! Jd Ul 11
Muy 25 in the college gym,
the program wtll incluae thl!
UIICCmen t or special 0\\':lrds,
-c:hl!s !com members of the
and the presentation of the
doss gifl to the college.
graduates \\ill form the
on in front of the 8l'm
.50 a.m.
bacca1aurl!lltc service will
m the F'li'St Prcsbytcnan
at 9;30 n.m. June 6. Cnps
go\\'llS w1ll be issued nt the
at 0 n.m. Commencement,
wlU he on the west cnm-
lnwn, w1U tnkc plncc the
da;y. The procession wtll be
. at ·I r.m. All S('niors must
' at the collt-ge at 3 p.m. lo
thc·ir caps nnd gowur,
"·"Ill g to Jack Bnstine, senior
fli'C&Idont.
rrlinJ( thl• aenior ch I' ul't
Leader Call Out
womc:n inter •st•·d in serv
l.IB group leadcu; fo•· nl'X t
, must sign up in Dt'an .lo'n:u
rtzfcld's office before Mon
Moy 17, nccordmtt tu Bet
' A WS prcsidllnt. Women
lllsQ contact Miss Dict~r or
clch. to Lewis and Clnrk, Bas line an)... Gregg. Stevnhn m her office in the gym. cuss 1 o n \\·ill be: wPrnyer nd
"We must·havc more money {or \"o.,...""'p" 1~..1 bt.• Dr John B lin....._ In order to qualify tor r.dly '"" •.-•u 1-'" .. • • •-our class gi!t to Ute college. Any Over 200 Invitations wm-e se.ot rm .. ton, nssocinte professor or squad, a "lrJ must hno; c n c:u-.. senior wbo has nut yet contrib· to SC'niors to attend the !inul phUosoph_v and .rel''"ion. and ao-mulatlve GPA ol ~.00 ond m\l!it 66 .. , uted is requP'"'tcd to send his mon-socinl event of the college year. tile Rauder; .. Musk and Wcm!hip • • spec1fy lhnt she will be ot LC cy Lo: The Senior Class, Box 215, 1\ spccml invltotton was extend- ronductcd by L. Stank-.,;.· Clnrum,
d d . . . . n~xt year. Lewis and Clark college as soon c to n min1strnhon OfC1c1BIB choir directol", nnd Marie Bd-
as possible." Dean Frecda liort:zreld, Mr. and Rally girls wdl b<! judged o'! mondson nnd "The Spoken Wonl
A final notice about the 1'~-Mrs. Joe Huslon, Dr. and Mrs r;uch points ns nppcor::mcc, co-l and Warship" led by Dr. Morgnn
maining aclivJtics w1U be mntll'd Morgan Odell, Dr. and 1\lrs. o,.d1nnllon, enthuslnsm and odtt-s. Odell college president, nnd
to all seniors next week, accord- Churlcs Howard and Dr. and Mrs. innlity. They \\ tll be choocn 8)• Roy She~re.r.
ing to Bnstine. · Vcr&•l Fogdall. members of the rally board. The formn1 Wei:kend progrnm
-S~---------0---~-~-~- ------R---------A-- ----d--~~~~dS~dnymo~~but~r tudents, rganizations eceive vvar s tho~e who wish to stny, ll church
tervlce will be beld. At Annual May Coronation Ceremonies in~a:;o;:o~o~r;r~r:t:.~"h~~
Students, fnculty nnd friends
of Lewis and Clark were honor£'<!
ot the annuol Mny day coron••·
tJOn ceremonv FndDy, Mny 7.
Rec:eaving g<l]d keys, the h1rJ1·
l"..!lt awnrd gl\ en to outtltandang
seniors, were Mnry Ellcrby. wln
ncr of pcech nnd tlr muJ mvnril ;
Ann Granning, pn~t socml com
mlsslOnl'r nnd PIONEEH l..~OG
5tnff; "'G~.'Orgc Mnrond.,s, studc!ll
body Pl't!Hdcnt: Jlouglbs Vf\n
Fll·tlt, past ASLC vice prcsidont
oncl IDl'mber o! the pep bnntl;
Robert 81ssell, VOYAGEUR • tJ.
itor ond post publlcati ow; com
mis..<uoner , and Vu·gm1o Bitnr,
Mny queen thw year nnd soloist
wilh lhc college choir.
Locnl c1tizcns were '<tnpp~u·• with n gold rose by Queen Vir
glnm II for special service t
the coll •~gc. Those "Ulppcd" in·
eluded Mrs. Enc Clark, president
of the Women's ll:ngue of Lewis
nnd Clurk; Mrs. Be1·t Harrl.o;,
prcs1dent of the Moth~' club;
Bert Hurr•.:. former v1ce pre.! i
d(nt of the Dads' club .md Ar
thur L, f'•dds, member o{ the
hoard or lru toe .
~"m·ully mcmbl!rs honoro
were: Mrs. Mnud B•lhlman, 1\!i
t.ociute prufl'SSOr oC voicl'l; D ...
F'roncts G. Gilchrist, btology
p1 ofe 01; Robert Stoll7., a_-:s!s
tant profeuor ur mus.lc; Marjodc
F('sscnden, nll.!! JStant professor o{
occountmg , nnd M r s. Lindo
Thomp on, hcnd college cook nnd
t;~lmpus "mother or the year." The Associated Me.n StudcnUI be patd by May 18. AU Lho.~
nwardcd to Kenneth Scrvns, four·
year letterman 10 baskctbnll, the
trophy nwnrdrd annually to the
outstanding sentor nthlcF'. inter 'lltcd in .going nre a.skt!'l.i to
c Ann Christian in th religion
office.
Also announced ''ere scholar-Fall Pre-Registration
Ehip plaques to Alpbn Commn Schedules Due Today
for lughl"!!t ~· nde pomt nwnrd Ench student.. \Hth the c.~-
mnong sororlllt s ond Sigma AI-("Cpllun o! {lrnduotant &enlfll1l,
pha Sjgrna won the mtramuml hollld havt: compld"'d by to-
nlhlellc lrophy for 1953. t.lny pn.:-rt'gl trallun \\'llh hls
The Alpha P~l Omt{lO plnquc e<>unscllor Loy ftUang out furt"-
.. or best nctress nnd octor WfiS c !t ennis and 0 class cht:duh:.•.
nwnrdcd t\1 Mory Ellt>rhy onu Dru1 'l'he rcg.tslrar's offn:c ~
FabJ&cr. To Doug ond Phd Thny-quests that. Jf pre-l'('l:l:llr.ltlon
tr nnd Don Fibiccr went recogru- hwm't bt: n Ctl.mpl led ~ct. lt
Uon for best production work of b done unmedtnt l) 80 that
the yenr. totnl:: :mey be csurn.,tcd nnd
Kclth Bums wns nomcd pe k-supphc.s for the comaog ~ r
cr Q( the year for the P1 Kopp;) I orden..'Ci n!! soon M p able.
Delta plaque. '------------__;,~ • P 11 Two PIONEER LOC Friday. May
A Buildin~ · .for .. 4 Queen. 'iW~JOff to Frosh Best of Year' Cl-......
Appropriate clim:t-.: to the 195-1 May fete W3S lh~ present~-••• and Directors Laid to Frosh S'ho
tion to Queen V1rgima ll o{ the plans tor the new muslc
building. The blueprml s Wt•rc especially significan t to Her Arteburn Vlahos
Majesty. who is tlus June being srnduah .. -<1 with a bachelor I
o! music degret1. By Bob 0. Bissell
And they have tnhmt, too
Yet the music budding wns no less significant to member s 1 thtlt' our fr<' ·hmcn. The "B~ht
of Queen V1rginia's court, who represented the fields ot art. VHn\!t~ Show of the Y~ur" award
education nursing 3nd jour no hsm They realized that the should ~c g1vcn to them rm th~.;lr
' · t · b ld l c produrtton. "F'T Cl m Ship to announcemen t of lhe forlhcommg construe ~on e ~r 1 U· Shore," Tu<".sday. A hp of the olc-
lar attraction for t}H.• \'biting high schoo) :>emors., who, lf they hot, too, to the hard working
were to select Lewh and Clark as their college w.ould doubt- clircctors, Jan Artebur-a and Po-.
less nttend classes in the structure. VlabO&. • • •
Indeed, the entire f3cuh •, admmi. tration and student body Unttl Tuc~dny c\'ening when
are greatly interested in the music buildmg, for they know Pi Koppa, national ut honorary,
that lts completion will represent one more step toward the ~ O..'i charted ot LC Mary EUer
fulmlment of the pionl!ering dream thal is Lewis nnd Clark by, enior speech honor student, "a ~harter'-'<1 nt LC--Mary Eller·
college. fTif'm~N:hlp in nil ol lhc na·
THUMBS DOWN
Students Against Present Method
Of Choosing Girls on Rally Squad tton&l honornn~s on rumpus ...
Pi Deltn Epsilon, JOUmnlism: Pi
Knpp3 Delta, !oren:ucs: Alpha
Ps1 Omega, drnmutics, nnd Mu
Pha £r>silon, women's musac hon·
orftQ'. • • •
Ex-student body prc~idt'nl, Bill
Owons, '53, is stnrrmg agnm The roving Teporter appronchl.'d
the intelligentsia 1n the shnck U1ll!
week and asked this QUL'St1on:
•Are you satisfied wtth the pr~·
ent wtAy of selecting rnlly squod
girL~ or would you rather St:C
them cl~ lt.'<i by the gcnernl stu
dent body?"
The d\.'C&Sion was clght·thT'\.-c
agamst tht> present system u<tth
two undecided . Here nrc the tu·
dent opuuo
KEITH ANDERSON crnduatt:
ltuden' The) st1ou1d be elected
by the people w1th whom they
work. l!ecl that if I were gomg
to have to work w1t.h the g1rls, l
would vrn.nt to ·boo. e them.
JOANN CURRY £Cntor: J hkc
the rally board adea, becnuse on
the board you hove people who
lmow what they're doing. where
as ln a general ch."<:uon you hD\'<.'
a popuJanty contcsL. STAN HARRIS , JUIHOr. [ think
1 hould choo ;t• them.
BOB HOLDER. ophomorc: No,
I don t 1 kt lilt present system!
Tlus wm· thev can name their ta- . .
vontes. Thts 15 not o popularity
c-onh.-st-\\ w·ant lots or sehool
spant ond-pr t·, 'cgs'
PHYLLIS HOLLIDAY , fresh
man: They sr •u i oe eJected by
U1e grnernl student bod)' bL><:ausc
the ycll kings maght judge ac
cordmg to beauty or personal
preference mor€' ·~'\11 abthty.
ELAINE HflESTU, s e n i o r:
'rht!)· lead tht · Jdt nt body in
yells-they should be cll'ch.'<l by
them. ht"'s cast as Mr. Robt"rlo; m "Mt·.
Roberts" now plnying at the Civ
ic theater. Mole leads supportln~
Owens in nn 18 m tn 1 woman,
1-goat cast ate Bob Bryant. cn
ior business . d m JOr, pl.l~ ing
the part or 1\lonmon nnd speech
drama groduate Art Silva. '50, as
Dolan, wh1le fonne1· frosh Lee
Lnxdal lS n shore pauolmon.
• • •
Sp1 1 n of ploys-Mrs. Con·
stance Roth F'olt.a' drnrr l.l !:
ls gtv , t second prewntatlon
o! the "Brownang Vc.1-s1on" for
the Service Lcagu,, No. If in the
Youth lounge or the Fjrst Pres
byterian church nl 10 n.m. Fn
dny, May 21.
MAXINE ISRAEL. freshman: 1 • • •
dcl11utely tha k the student body Just an announcP.ml'nt about
hould ell' t tht rally garls. announcements . Seniors. thev
. . are her~>. wniting Co1 ) ou to ptck
BOB NESBITT . scmor: lt IS the lhem up in the book store ••
tud~nl bod• members who ho.vcJ and b~· the way. have you or-
1 to look nt thf'm and have the1r dered your cap nnd gown?
tbmk • g.arl _md boy from every spirits arous\'<:1, so we should DON fTesbman: EBERT.
class, the present Yt 11 kings and JUdge and choose them. Il might
the ASLC oflrcc.cs should choose tend to cet sort of cliquish tht Frosh May Now
Change Advisers them.
Frisbie Helps Revise
Secondary Standards
Dr. Chestl!r C. Frisbie, head of
the department or education, is
currently working w1th the state
department of education on o Tc
vision of secondary school stand
ards. way at lS now.
JOAN RADER . sophomort.>: I
feel sort of hnl! nnd half about All fr~c hm(;n \\ ho art.! prepared
1t.. H the boys elect them. they to s1.1ll'cl a college major may
know who th~y can work with; transJcr fnim thctr frel>hman ad·
yet n student bod_y election seems \'isers ot any umc, according to
more t(presentnuve. Dr. Vergil s. Fogdall, dean o!
PAUL WILLLAMSON . junior: stud~nts. . •
J think tht' :.tudent body should Wath prcrcgtSlrnhon for ncxl
hove the cho1ce in choosing the fall now scheduled for May JO,
rally gtrls-just as it does for all LP.WIS and Clark students are
student body officers. requested by Dr. Fogdall to give
some ~;erious thought about tho1r By Herb Scholder
A rnve as n rave is u ravc--1\nd tht rrr :.hmon cln,., de~, rvc
hundr ·d ol them tor coming up wath tht: mo.o;t vtlrlcd nnd t>nt~
to~ show oC the entire vca1· lnst Tucsdny tn the c•m1pus th"~'
From the exct•llt:mt programs hnndcd out lit the door,
JOk · ol Jock ("he', nu Ann Guuming'') Hardang'& sc:rapt, to
crupta\·~ can-can. this how held lntcrL'St all thl: wuy.
moanly 1·e:~ponslblc for the h1gh h.·vd o! entcrtuinmcnt
Artcbum and PAnu Vlaho~.
Tln. show gol ott to " hnppy, lntormnl .start wh•~ the e11t1n
entc · ang "Happy Birthday" to trumpeter Jerry
Imported freshman tn the orch~tro1) Then the show got Ul'l<lld
u two !ailors, Hnrdmg and J1m Costello, "at In a hbrnry n•n1lr
ovl!r jOme of their "ports ot cnll."
Tht•re was Japan, with Janet Davts sinsmg "Un Bel Ot
"Modomc Butternv ·· nnd thc1e was New Orleans With CcE t~.A •
lock domg a swaymg and rhythmic verston of "Birth of the
TheN was the French nv1crn with Mnude Leckbnndt and
Sommons looktng like a bo} s but !r1end ns thl'y .. nng ''Dili:l
Are o Girl's Best Fritmd
Sallv Gronsand and Jun Rotlll'nbcrg, miming to n ..
'\Vhct.!l o! Fortune" were som"\\ ht.'T'I.! on the other side of
a:; the' mampu)ated the dtcc w•ili one hnnd wh&lc holdmr
thc1r teddy bciU"$ with the oLher.
We wen: sitting in whut, Itt some lhNlt.-rs, would be known
bald headed row, bul that wns nont. too close to enJOY t~
uninhabih."<i , lusty vcrs1on of lhl' cnn tnn ever to e.xc1lc any
moles. bald·hcadL-d or prospects for dundru!t rPmov!'r A bd.l~
to end the show would have bL'Cn hard to think o{ (.'hn'""'"
was by Joan Welch and D'~\nne Edsall.
As superior as the rest of the show were the sets, by Jtm
and Wcndt:ll Ttbbctts, and th• costumt' , 1n chnrgc of Barborn
There wen.~ other good nets also, but time nnd spncc
only •
'Boundary' Topic Of May 20
"Rediscovering Bound n r y
Stones" will be the loptc of Or.
Paul S. Wright's talk at the ~tny
20 chapel.
Dr. Wright. pastor of the First
Presbyterian church. was born in
Tabtel, Persia (now m Iran), of
missionary pnrents. He cnmc to
the Umted States an 1910 und
&Uendcd the Wooster acodemv
nnd Wooster college at Wooster,
Ohio. where he was grnduotcd in
1917 with a BA degree.
He was in the !;Crvice during
World War I after which he
worked lor tht. Good Year Tire
omponv in Akron. Oh1o.
In 1922 he wenl to the Mc
Cormtck Theolo~ical seminary in
C h i c n go Smce his graduahon
from there h<. has had five pas
lorates and has been al the F'u"St
P~csbytcrian church tor 13 yca~
Dr. Wright received his doctor
oi d1vin.ity degree !rom Pal'k col·
lege, in Parkville , Mwouri . He Is
<I member of the Boord of Chnst
Educnhon of ~ r e ~ b y l t' r i a n Churches or the Umtcd
board of lrust~cs of the San
cisco semanary, honrd of
ot Lewis and Clark
board of diret'tors for the
Counseling commission
Jjrc adcnt of the City Cl
Purtlnnd He w1l1 be the
dclcgntL from Oregon ot
ond 11 ·~cmbly oC the Wnrlll
cal of Churches to be
Evanston, I lhnoas, ut A
Faculty h•ader will lx
stance Folts, Instructor
matics, nnd Bob Bissell,
leader. Spt;cial music will
vtdcd by lhc chapel choir
All You Can Eat
At Mothers' Br
All 'ou < m lll Cor
be tht• cry on Sundny, M
the LC Motht'rs' dub
open house breakfast m
shack.
Bacakfost whkh
The main pUJ'J)OSe of the n:vi
aion is to provtde ror better gen-
eral preparation and enough spe-, • off1cially-hst~d adviser. 1 WAVE Training Open
'·As a student comes up for To Upper-Class Women
graduation 10 o h5tt-d major dl 1 ham, pnncak••s, toast, sw•
J&m, irult tUict> and cot
bt• serwd from 8 .1.m. to 1
cooked by tht! mothers and
by the dads. citic preparat 1on to enable the SO Graduate Recetves
prospective s~·ondary teech;rs to j Cancer Society Award
become com:~t a.n _a partu:ulll.r c. .• rJ P.utuncn, 50, honor grad-
secondary £ 00 SUbJecL uatc, wtll do post-doctor-.ll re-
At Le"is and Clark. this revi· search rwxt ycnr :a Columba&
lion would affect the music, art, unlv rs1ty on n $3800 fellowship
home econonucs. m·~·s :and wom. grouted by the Am~ncan Cancer
eo's pbY51cal •!duention and bust· sodety for nP:~~."t year. He w1U re
nea education departments. cen• h1s Ph D. from Harvard th1s
Article by Dr. B. Young
To Appear in Magazine
Dr. &.atn" Young has n brief
artJcle appear.mc m lhc May LS·
sue or HISPANIA, JWt1onnJ mnc
azine of the Amencan Assocl&·
tion of T(;ac:hcrs of Spruilih and
Portuguesl!.
Included under thP. general
hend.in~; of Shop Talk, Dr. Young's
article i.s ~nu tl•:d "Portland's
Part in Stud•ml Exchange." rt
coneems a projt l ~poruor.:d by
Mrs. Ruth Peck of Wnshtngt<m
high &Chou}. jn sending 20 stu
dents /rom tlu h1gh schoolJ of
Portland ond Vmacouve.r to spend
eight week.l in :Nt:Xlco. Their par
ents, in c.xchongc, r•!Ccivcd th•.
same number ot Mcx.lcnn atu
dentl in thclr homes. Jun£•.
Part••nnn will follow up h1.o
study or plant tumorn, which h«·
hns fouud underco nuclear
chongf!S oomparnble to those oc
curnnc lD CL't"lain tlnimol tumors.
At lA;v; is and Clark he ·was
presldt.Ont of th•• scif!llcc club. This
summer h•! • xpects l£1 accompany
Dr. Jom<!l Stauffer on thr post-
e&SIOn f1dd biolO!t)' camping !Tip
lo the WnJiown mountains.
Catholic Editor to Talk
Ammon Hennocy, a;..o~tan t c:d·
ilor of the Catholic Worker, will
peak to Dr. H1deo Hashamoto'
dnss in rehc1on at 0, 10 and 11
am. f'.riday, Mny 21, in B·l4. Re
w1ll &J1cok on tht.: UbJect' of mi
grant workers ond lh,. Catholic
view or v-ork. Anyone intetcstcd
may &Ucnd the talks. partment." said Dr. Fogdall. "il Graduatmg and Junior womt·n
is best !or h•m to hove been In mtcrc.sted a.n the novnl offtct•r
that department for the prev1ous trolnan&: program may mnk<' np·
two or three years. Students may pointmcnts with Julia Johnson,
transfer !rom their present ad· dtn.>etor of placement. for 'ruL'S·
\iser to the department hcod of day ~Ltt.'moon, Mny 18.
their ch.oic..: atony time by clear- Gr. dunting women may appl)
inc wlth the ollie~ of the dean tor 16 \Vccks' indoctnnauon tt"llm·
ai studentS ." ms to receive their commits10n as
Dr. Hamar Calls Actors
For Summer TV Work EnBI!Jn o( the U. S. Naval re·
cr.•c nt the end o! the first c1ght
weeks.
Junior women mny ~ppl\ · ftJr
Stud••nts intcresll.'<l m workin~, t.•aght WH.>ks of offtccr candidat(•
on & nun·profcssional bailS, as buic trainmg w1th all cxpcn:.c s
actors m o Et!T'ICS u( TV shows., paid durtng the summer betwet>n
which will be produtf.•d on o JUOIOr and senior yeurs and upon
Portland sttttiol\, oll'C urg(·d to Vt't'lduauon Lrom college moy c~b
Cf'\ntact Bob Rogers, fri!ShmCtn, or tam tht.' rwvul commu;slon .
Dr. Clilford E. Homnr, drnmu di
tl'Ctor, immc.odiutP.ly.
Fessenden 'Valuable ' After breakfast moimoh
Blue Kt•y Will conduct
tours. Al lO.JO 11m. Dr.
Odell w1ll hold church sc
th~ chopcl.
The bN&kfust is open
students, pnrents,
stucle.nt.s, pan•nts of
studenlll, fnculty and
the collE't,!l".
All prtXCe<ds from
houa,. w1ll go toward
the new men's dorm.
Music Recital Fecrtl
Pre-Freshmen
The collf'&<' prt·pnr.ttory
nu:llt In rnu 1c \'.ttl prt
students 10 n rt."Cil•ll nt 7
M ny 14 nnd Z 1 111 tht c
Thl• youn.: 'IIUdt,nts, One st~•dent is also nc:~>dcd lor
an bSS!itant production mnnagcr,
to n~ist Ro.:••rs, 9.•ho 11 acting u Mis.s Marjorie! Fcssend,.n, assl!l-nmgc Crom 5 to 15
production mnnogcr.
Shriners to Hear Choir
The collt:te "hoir, dif'(;c:t,·d hy
L. Stanley Glanun. Will app••nr
in coneerl al the Mosonac temple
lit 8:30 p.m. Mondoy, Moy 17, to
sine tor tlw ShrJnt•rs' mcctmg. tanl pro(C<!!IOI" or accnuntlng, WllS pupllll or Carroll TO\\'nlii:O.
llat••d by the Portland chnptcr crt Stoltl't'. Gl•orgt• Bll'hel'll
ol the Nallonul Association ol t haa Holten nnct John
Co t Accounto.nts as one or Its mcmbl!n: of the Lcw1s o
'"ten most valunblc members" lUI' mus1c fncult)•.
lhc month of Apnl. She nchi•·vcd Tho• pro~r:tms will
thus honor through purudpnl ion piuno. llutc, clnrm.•t
an diS<'ussion groups nnd pre en-prt!ll.'ntotion • Th••
totwn "'' papers. I op•·n to tl11• pubhc. Friday. May
_1ai
Sho
clnss dc!lcrv
flnicd ond CJII•tl
campu"
~c door, tnr'OI
f <~<:rlpl, to
the wny.
tummcnt
hl'T\ thl' ~u\in
Jerry
how got unue~
a IJ brucy tl'nllr
"Un Bel D1
$ With Cl:MI.l
"Birth ot the
~kbnnd t
1~y :onng
lng to a
ther side o{
·hllc holdin£
uld be known
to enJOY til(
o excite any
novcr. A bt-1.1<·
k of. Chn•···il•
~cts, by J1m
~of Rnrbarn
nnd space
20 Ch
the United
· 'CS of lhe San
"" bonrd of
nd <.:lurk
ctors for the
)mmi ion an:
lhc City
w11l be the
l Oregon nl I
of the Worla
hcs to be
m tructor
~b Bissell,
II musac will
chapel choir.
Ean Eat
~rs' Bre
an l'll l for ~
Sunduy, M
~crs' dub l1:
~ak!sst in Ut
which
s, tonst, ocw.~
Cl' and
8 fl m. to 1
mothers and
til t'Onduct
0 n.m. Dr.
d church 5l'f1
• rost ~ OJ>t!n
rents,
>nts or
lty nnd
s from
toward
's donn.
1 m th•• u111
tudl•ni.S, whtW
to 15
I TmNn !!l~ri
Lcwts
will
clnr~nt~l
·rhc rc1·t PJOHEER LOG
OJ1 tile SDctal S11le with Jeanine Ternahan
Odells Entertain Seniors
At Traditional Desserts Hyde Hurls Pioneers
To Shutout Victories
Over Whitman; Cots ~·· Dr and Mr.,. Morgan Olicll arc entertaining June p.raduat1ng seniors at their tr.ldl
tional sprmg desserts at their home, 0830 S. W. Huddle!ion Lane. In addition to Lht• six
desserts alreadv planned, a gathering i!i scheduled for thtc Sunday at 7:30 p.m. for st:n
iors who have found it impo~i blc to come any other time. Those \\'ho plan to nttend
must leave word with Mrs. Thelma Brear, Dr Odell'·) s~cretar y, or Mrs. Odell. Pre-m~d
or pre-dentol .>tudents. who are l~Javing LC, and husbands and wive~ o£ seniors are
also invited to the desserts. By Dick Wud
Rny Hyde pitched · • • hulout
VIctories as Lewas and Clnrk's
P&on,•crs snlvngt'd a split out of
th1• !our-gom•• hom• stnnd •:om
ple•t•·d last weokPnd, wlnntnJ• ovr:::r
Whttmno nnd W11lnm •~t1t: :tnd 1~
lng to Ps•cl!Jc :md CoU• cc ut
Jdoho, N. W. Conf.
l.i.hf I tJ d
WiHumt;U;:
Wl\&tman
LC
PtiClflC
C. ot I. -Standing•
W. L. 'Pc::t.
JO 1 90t
0 -4 G~l
8 7 .533
s 8 .385
4 7 .364
3 12 200 * Se""ral campus bonora.riH
tapped new mem~u at May
Fete.
New Erodelphtans nre B••tty
Chestnut Lobs DE.'lono, Ann Ditto,
Ann Fitch, ond Dmne Snyder
Amlcana lnltiOJed now mom·
ben and treated them to a spa
ghetU dinner Tuesday •••
Ding. Tapped {or Amican mem
~rship were Rosht Bauder,
Donna Day Liz Drury. Adn
eone Hill, Pat Madden. Dorna
Martin. Jan Rawls, Ali~
Schm&dt , Rojoan SU.von. and
Joe.nino Ternahan .
L1z Drury wa llt·dcd Amknn
prcstdent Alice Schmidt., vit:c
prcstdent, ond Pol Mnddcn, h:c
reto.ry
SacaJawenns had a got to·
gether picnic for their ncr«r
girls. Tho 20 new Sacs to be
formally lnitiaJod next Tuo1·
clay Include Jan Arloburn .
Mary Loe Davenport . Dorothr
Dishaw. Barbua Faber. Joan
Fnn.a. Joan Gsbson. Pet Har
grcavol, Kay Holm, Pa.t Krum,
Rowena Kryder Donna Moe
Connie Newton. Barbara Orr
Doe Ann ParsoJU Joan Pop~ .
J o an n e Reed. Mary Jean
Schru~k. Marilyn Sholdon
Rosemary St•vens and N anc:y
Zellman.
Alpha Psi Omcgn, national drn
malia. honorary, celebrated thctr
BI.Xlh ann&vcrsal'y of being char
tered on May Fetr• day. Tapped
for membership were Jean W(.ost
tuld Cro1g S&ngletar;
Now Mu Phi pledges uo Bot·
ty Blomquist . Shirley Bu.ticr
worJb. Gail McDuffoe . Donna
Moe. Shirley Nelson. Conru.
Newton. Alico Oja, and Mary
Jeu1 Schrunk. * * Cheri Ann Egbt.'l'!, Barbara
Fryou, M~ry Jo Hordwick, Don
nn Jcwt.'ll and Barbnro Pfau h~v•
<omplct£'d thetr pledgtng for Mu
Phi nnd will be formally tnttaatt·d
May 24.
• • •
Thoro ia noilung like a pac
nicl A& aprln9 blossoma on.
theM social alfa.ars become u
provalont u tho pro'lerbial anJa
that utond them.
Lo\\ l'r campu:. \\ 111 be the s~:cnt•
or the !reshmnn cltLSs picnic to
morrow. The run will bt•gtn :.l
2:30 p.m., wath tennis, swimmntR,
badminton, archery, aottbaJI and
group games on the rLocrl.'ntlonnl
11genda. Supper Will follow at
6 p.m., and then dancing on the
tenn&s court. Ed Tocvs, clo.ss prt'.S·
idcnt, urgl~ all !rcshmen to :'It
tend.
Tho lonsr-owai.ted Future
Teachou of America pic:nic will
bo held Moy 18 at 4:30 p m. a.l
she homo of Carla MollnTup .
919 West Point Road Oswego.
Tht' PorUnnd umvors1ty -Lcw1
nnd Clark combtncd picnic wtll
be pot-luck, and ull FTA mcmb.•rs
will rc<:t•wc nohc ·~ :from Adncnne
Hill, FT A secretary, inlonnmg
them or what dish tht>y ort• to
bnng. Ally student who is not an
offac&al member o! FT A, but
WO\&ld like to attend the picnic,
IS r(.-qucstcd by lht.-ITA officers
to contact Adriennll Hill as soon
t.U. po. tble
Sorority members wm lunch
on lowu campus May 19 at !he
annual ln.t&r-Sorority picnic.
Swimmlng and recrMJ:ional
games will begtn at 4 p.m. Wllh
dinner at $:30.
Delph•' and thcit· datl's will
picnic nl'nr Connon beat'h Sun-
Dreamland Drive-In
-Orden to Go-
Drop in and Try o Chill-Dog-:1 Minute Drive trom School
78SO S. W. Barbur Bl•d. Opeo 1 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Ken Is 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. Terwilliger Blvd. •
NEW BURLINGAME
FLOWER SHOP
NOW OPEN TO HANDLE ALL
YOUR FLOWER NEEI>S
Corsages
"1f Cut Flowers
*Plants CH 5211
Comer of Terwilliger & Taylors Ferry Rd.
CH 61311 * dtl)', Nr.w memlwrs o! tht• orOlll,\'
trttat, t1 old mt•mbl'n> lo ;, dinnto.r
at the barbPcuc pit Mny 12.
•
Pep club wlll sponsor a ah~
shine in front of tho shack.
11 4.m. to l p.m. May 19. Any
color. ais• or style of 1hoe will
bo sh1ned {or 10 cents a pair.
' •
Wom~:n physical t ducntion mn·
Jors nre rt:qucstt d by tht• PE dt •
partmcnlS to attend a IOPCting,
11 a.m., Moy 18, to rt orr,amz.
WRA and dcct new otfk•:rs tor
the dl•partmcnt.
• • •
. Alpha Gamma mern.t>.n will
aid in the Tom Lawr.on McCall
for county commissio ner cam·
pcugn by making phono calls
to registered Republican vottns
toniqht.
• • •
New president of Alphu Ps1
Om~gu is John Howe. Assuamg
htm wall be Elsac Bak~.er. VICe
prcsldl'nt: Jean Popkes, t:crt!lnry;
Doug Th11yel, trea~urer, and
Phylhs Uollidn~, hlSlorrnn.
• • •
A WS inaJalled officers in a
ceromony tn the Chapel May 11.
•
r;ngagcmt•nts nnnoun(•.d nt the
May Fete da01.:e \1; er~ tho ,. o[
Jan Lundy to Al Ntckels, Donnn
MaJOVilkt to Dave l::Uer, Dvnn3
Jcv.;dl to 1'my Knause and Pal
Ethel to Roy Gnuss11Jn.
• • •
LC nursing atud&nis p.u-rici·
pa.ted in the Florenco Nighiin·
gale Memonal •ervtco May 12
at Portland State coll~e. The
program war. .ponsort'd by the
Oregon Leagu• {or Nw-.nq tn
cooper!Uion with she Or~on
Student Nunes auocia1ion.
Tht1tn Knppa hod a )omt mect
tng with Knppn Ph1 Alpho, \\'ed·
mstlnv, nt the home of Dave
Stevens. th·d•· ttt()ppcd Whitman 1·.0,
givtng up JUSt thn•c hits, th• n on
last T~esday hP sohut out Wal
lumt•ttt• 7-0 ns he t.l!O\\'•:d JW!l six
lltngl•·!l. The lo LO:. crune by s(orc
of 20·1 against PnCltlc nnd 10·3
from Collet•• of ldr.ho.
Kiel'5 Triple Koy Blow
The only a'Un tn th,. Whatmnn
W&n came In th•" •·Jr.hth lnmng
when Ron Kiel traplt.:d and came
in on Don Rn mus::.• n's qu~··
bunl. K1• 1 hnd two htlS in .four
tnpr, w Jomt Art Ronr11•, who hnd
two for thr• •, to lend the Pion,.,rr~
nt the plot.-Ldt·hund• r Noel Aronson took Lh" lo.sa for the Mi&
auonunt.s.
Th" P1onecNJ fell apart m lhe
P•wlf lracns ns lhl.l Bndg•~l'l> got
'mly twdv• hats but captUilu id
on 13 walks :tnd mnc crTOrs whHe
two P~1C1c pllch• rs hdd LC \<J
JU t !tv._ h1ts. Don All n tnpl~d
nnd scor~d on n .... ·nd patch .for
tht! only Pjon~;c.r tally.
Hyde Blanks BNrcats
nlh gc of ldoho eort.:'d su
runs in t.he f:t.:V~nth anrung to
clinch Mondo) 's gnmc as Bob
OJ on hurl no dafi1etdty ln stop
pang the Pwn t;J"S. Dun Rnsmu -
• en •• nd Dack Faske pltcltt.•d lor Orange Sinks th•• Srruthnun
Beorcot Crew
On LC Ashes
Cook, Adams Smash
Jump, Discus Records
An undd~.:nted dual m .. ~ ~.::.
son was the nd proouct oL th •
Plonc~n:· trnck \'lltory O\ cr ~ht:
Wtllnmette Bcarents lnSL Sntur-Hyd.. cnm• back •trong ta
1 \I; hit wn h WUinmcuc bacJted by
shorLortop Btll M rwll' power
hutulf. Th• Paone~" }Ump<!d on
B• urent pttch• a· Mlckt•y Cocn for
n.n h1' nnd scored runs m the
econd f1lth. Sc\ ~.;nth und CJ&hth
wnm :tor the wm.
l\f;}J't•ll bad thro..~ hit an !avl'
tr1• , mcludmg u doublt nnd tnplP.
to ~c LC ot lht: plate {ollow
b ft, n u'\\ LS wath two (or tbn:c.
, a B• arcnt got further thnn s~
ond or.s..: .. nd all SIX W11lamet~
btl Wt.:r b' IX drffennt phi}crs.
r:. 1 1 0 ~ day at LC. Put Adams set n "'''" \\ 1 \
school, st:~daum and meet n:cord ,,
• 4r ~o•l.lta by tosstng the dtscus 1-42 3" to fl•• ,11•
bf.'ttcr his own mark \n 11.:" Ontc 1-' - , •• 1r
.stndaum nnd one rn1.. .. t rc ord Wt.'l't' vrant
t11:d nnd two mf..'<.'t records wen: 1 '' l~o:•
t l , 1,.., ..... u • I • II
lit I I I
be tiered.
Culf!y Cook It~ thl' l.C quod,
cwlcCllfl~ 15 of the 751;: points
v. hll~. • a rx.~ovcred Dt.nn Bcr.son
gornl'rt.'d mn•. of \'r'11lnmcttt'•
55 t~ poant totnt Thi" wm 1nov.
the P1on~~n; anto one or th~ fa.
•·orttl'S rok for tomorrow' Htlt'
d~,.>cJdmg confcrt nc• meet bt:.oca~ ·
Of WIIJUmt·llc's pr~VIOUS tr1mmLilJ '
of Whllm::m. •' lC I 10 q r. L\' ~ '; ll
•II r. llll II r~ • r f~ t 1U n.
F~ ... :) d .-un~or
\\ • r r'U.
1.(
' ' n
Women's Shorts
Willam•tte -LC Results
'"hUt uut ttlh nn n 1\\ J liiU'Un U ,.,, Ml:tm llt'l t • ~..., ,:-; .. .,.
B"l p I s • 1 ,, t r•C"Ord I r ... l<lnA o\..1 r• urd uf 1 ar res en s entor '-~ ,· .. . , b) amcluunn 1 ,, , ... r.oq)
I \Ill• 1(111• • r ti.C'I, J:rnv• .t '\\) Women's tenrus "' •• m \1; m piny
h t to tll • Mnr~ lhu~l tcnm £!•30
a m tomorrow Tht:> tcnnas tt>nm
i n c 1 u d f> s. Jodie Eli1S, Lorraine
Damoff Doroth\• F"rllScr, Doma
Mnrtm, Jo Frc-amelli ond Prl cilia
West.
• • • R 't Ill T d ,,.1: ,,, ), • of!! I eCJ a a.m. UeS ay .ln\ .. llli ="'<~" JCI t\\ I lltlutln V.'R.~ ",:ill orvnmth nn odlt"'orv I U' ) , IJ• ll un l \\ I l II l .., " ··.., • .1 v u I 1' ll Btl \1 ceniOI ; .. .J'. I r· •• JUIUI• ' ' !;_ tL• I • l•IOOQ co:nmlttCl' to pl:ln a vorU:!lY or • • ll.C I u.. fur blrtl t .. " • .n ::-.;, I maJOr, WJll present h~r • cond ,,,,., and Tl ""'' .... u 1") .1 • port~ ;;ctivJties ror women next
· ' I , II T d • r • 1 "" • I. M'l" nl br• .1 kill •hi 1 •" ..,._ b • , d d 1 <:t;•OIOI' l t'Clt:l oil .Lm. Ut..'S n) ml1 Uf :* ,.1." , L t;y t tli 1 LA •1 Ill ar. .uuC lit)I'OfltS M or.m.•
in lht· chupl'l. t'•fr~1, Ju"w Thr , w.o tl• nr t\r"t I wry v.:m t!lcet a mcrnb r to ~it
H••r program whl C'onsist of"'"" t•l""'" ,hlotu tit 1 dtuli .. m "" thf! met'ungs The h t
k b Pn 1 H d h I\\ I "1•1) Th flll""''' 1\\ I ,• I~" ill 1'" b Jd 0 '~>Q wor s y u m ernst m par- tuh 1 '•t<tlo.. ,1 1 1 ~ .. 1 n !":), \ ., m• "tsng w .,.. o nt ., " p m.
lwl fulfillment of her theSIS re-fl, rn t \\I ,, ,,.,, .. Ill"• t r· cur.! ur Mn) 19 In the women's PE ur-
• 't hf'ht b) \\ llfh I t,o I ) •• '
qusrcnwnts. lilt 1 hllr.ll•"' II• u•on 1\\ I ~. l·r·•~· flt•
Th ll 'nclud • ro r I" r (l I.) II\. r"'' I ,,, ' l • :s I Tl· ,--------------- • t.: program WI 1 c u •tndl 11,. ..... unl ur 1;; J t •• 1<1 ll> l 1
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LC Scene of NW Conference
Track Warfare; Whibnanl LC,
Bearcals Draw Favorite Roles
By Curt Co~nhapen , Log Sports Editor
Nmcty-sax trnc:kmen invndc LC SntUJ'doy to compt'tc in the North
"' ~t c:onfert'll~ meet. whlcl1 will be th~ cllmnx of tht> '54 cinder
~asnn. Action bcsms iClt 1·30 p m. '' ath n 50 rents ndmic; . .cuon.
\\'lutmtm. LC nnd Wtll:.um.•tte nrc rntcd lt'ndlnc title contenders
w1th PaCJfJc. Linfield nnd Collt'gc of ldnho CJ.-pecled to nnb se.,•crnl
indivtdulll first places On pnper Whatman is clvcn n slight edge be
cause of more potential indl\'ldunl wmncrs. Howc\•cr, .season dark·
.horse LC possesses greater depth nnd U1c d£>fcndmg chnmpion Bear
cats return nearly inwc:t
Pioneers Top Dual Meo1
In dunl-mect compelitJon Wlllamettc dcfcntr?d the Missionaries
nnd LC ou•pointed th£> 'Cats 75'-':·55'. Each team wU1 be allowed to
('Ill~ li contcstnnts, wath some squods hoving to sl'rntch m~n Sat
urda,· to comply All events hD\'C swelled entry lists with preliminary
hcnt.s in the sprmts and hurdles bcing run off at 10 n.m.
All '53 winners e.~cept the brood jump nnri two-m1h ~ nrc back ·to
d£>fend their titles. They include Wlutmnn's Btll Kli.!;c (pole vnultl,
Harold PSI rw•f !mile nnd 880), BtU Mnys (440) and lhc uloy team:
Willamcttt ., Stan Neprud (javclan), Jam Hitchman (,hot put>, I..ay
ton Gllsol" dt CllS) and Dean Benson (high hurdles): LC's Caley
Cook UOO nnd low hurdles); PacH1c's Get ry Mtllls (220) nod Lin
:freld's Al Tar-penning (high jump).
400. 100 Featuro Races
Glancing at thl! e\·ents w1th leader. Jn< I 1hclr be.st tunes in parcn
lhcscs:
440--Qnc of the meet's feature races with Pacific's G(!Orgc Stew
art (49.8), Mnys (50.0), Willnmettc's Jud Jones (50.1) and Whitman's
Gary Fowler (50.2) battling it out.
100-Cook (9.8) nnd LC's Pete Hopkins (9.9) are joined by Rich
Neal, LC: D::we Wheeler. Whitman ; Willamette's Bill Van Horn and
Bob Zolech and Pac.ifac's Gerry Mallis and Bob Gaytas who all ha\'e
done JO flaL
KUeker Best Hurdle Timos
H1gb Hurdles-Another 1 -ht one with the Missionari es' frosh
Da,•e Klicker (14 9), Benson (15.1) and the Badger's Ron Crnig (15.3
having the best clockin~.
~~0-Tbe V.'hit's Dn\'c Wheeler (2!!.0), Millis l22.3), Van Horn
(22 '4), Neal (22.5) and Hopkins (22.7) should be the leaders.
Low Hurdles-K licker (24.1) challenges Cook <24.5) along with
College of Idaho's ~nc Strehlou (25.0) and Benson C25.1). Whitman
and LC quartets have top tunes in lhe important meet closing mile
relay. The distance races may be dominated by one man, the Whit's
Harold Parrott. His 4:25.1 mile far surpasses his closest competitors.
Golf, Tennis
Finale Set ere
Northwest conference champi
onship play in tennis and golf
looms into action todn>· at 9:30
and 9 a.m. respectively wtlh the
PJODei!r courts hostmg in tennis
and golfing at the home course
of Top 0' Scott as LC "ton>"
men try :to impro\·e their one
wm season record. Wdlamette
was tbe '53 champion in both
Fport.s.
Faring better, t.he Orange and
Blnck netten; hold a tour-win,
:f.h e-Josc record Doug Day, Pto
nccd tennlS star, will be defend
ing hlS singles e b a m pion s h ip
with n bad knee. Day has had
trouble with it all year nnd mny
hove to drop from play.
Lcadmg wmnmette's net 'IC
gregauon will be Bud Mull nod
R1ch and Ron Butler. Bill Click
rJnd ~· Easter pace t.he Mls
stooary courtmen. Top Pacific
nctters int'lude Don Berg and
Burl Akers and paCUlg the Wlld
~ts will be At Shultc and An
dre\\ I eli.
On the green side of the chnm
ruonstup play LC golfers stand
to come In somewhere under
Wi1lamette, Whitman and Paciftc.
:.U three teams hnving beawn the
Pumei!T1> an season play. LC's
only vkt.ory was at the t!Xpent.c
of LfnfJeld, to whom ll nlso
-loS1 t1 match. ColJP.ge of Idaho
w Ul probably not be represented
at the playoff.
Top WJllamettc golfet11 are Ron
Hox1c nnd KerJt Mycr and Vince
Hnlverso-n and Gordon Dlcken-Morton and Heftv Co\•ert . -Swinging for LC w111 be John
McCullough, Bob Holder, Ken
Golden, Jim Redman , G~orp,e
Carney and Don Edison. On the
lennas courts the Pioneers will
be represented by Doug Day, J!n
Pcter&On, Bob Lursen, Gar Whitt:
Drew Hall nnd Hnl Adrian. Ac
tion w1ll consist or ten matches-
fi\'C double ond five smgles. PIONEER LOC
Pionev tnc:k stars. Caley Cook
(upper left). Bob Chiodo (upper
right), Honry KUmer (lower left)
and Loren MlehelHn (lower
righl) will pi! thetr skills against
the Norl.hww conference's oui
sfanding trackmen Jomorrow at
LC. -Photos by Hal Lesaor
PU Out-Golfs LC
The Paci..fic links sqund rt'
\·engcd its tennis loss by thump
ing LC on the Pioneers' home
course \\ilh a 12lf.:-5Y.:victory.
Pacific's medalist, Vince Hal
verson, with a 74 lopped LC's
medalist, John .McCullough, with
a 78. In the fracas the Pioneers'
George Carney beat out Pacifac's
Hoff 2¥.!-~ . The Pioneers tested
Willamelle Mny 11. -NORTHWEST TENNIS
PLAY -OFF FINALS BEGIN
2:30 P.M. TODAY ON LC
COURTS.
•
n ar~ P.acJfac medn1isu. Front
sag \lJhJtmnn's divot squad 1s Tam
Mt~\' and Sam Whltlemore, while
top two Lin!teld gwingcre nrc Bob OPEN MONDAYS 9:30 A.~ to 9 P.M. • BROADWAY & AlDER •
LC ENTRIES
Polo Yault: Genglor ( 11'6");
Johnson (ll'): Noland (11').
Javelln: Boutin (167'4").
Shot Put: Martin (44'10'4'):
Adams (43' 41,4').
High Jump! Chiodo (6'11 .. );
Coogler (5'8".).
Broad jump: Cook (23'41'2"):
Chiodo (22'10h"): Neal (21').
Mile: Kilmer (4:42.1).
440: Helm (52.); Eagle (52.2):
Smith (52.7).
Discus! Adams (142'3"); Mich
elsen (134'1014•): Marhn
122'1").
100: Cook (9.8); Hopkins (9.9);
Nea..l ( 10.0).
120 high hurdles: Sc:hzoeder
( 15.8): Tomlinson ( 16.1 ):
Wud ( 16.2).
880: Smith (2:07)1 KUmer
(2:07.2).
220: Neal (22.5): Hopklna
22.7).
2 MUo: Phillips (10:56.1).
220 low hurdles: Cook (24.5):
Schrooder (26.); Tomlltu on
(26.8); Wud (27.).
Milo Relay: Holm. Hopklns .
Smith. Eagle. Alternate :
Noal. Friday. May 7. 1
omorrow
VOTE FOR
Nellie Margaret
Crawford -
For City Commissioner
Polltlon No. 3 won· P.rtiatt.o
Ballot
.Long Ume membn ot
.LO Kot.lltll'll' <nub
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tyill stnrt
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interested
lut will be
s with un-
by -
osts • s eels
rt Fraternity Installs
group Is plnnning a "Clothesline·· hill, nnd did nmc stud nt teach-T 0 Determine
show ot lltudent work to be sold ang in the nrt dl.'purtmcnt. 'fhc.r~ teen nrt stud•·nls Wl!re for
~y anllhttcd ns charter mont·
of Brbt Om1com chtiplL•r of
pp:1 PI, nntlonm fit I honorn.ry
tcmlly. Tucsdny, Mny 11, in
!In<' druwmc room.
·.on:ton Glllci••, hcncl of the :;,
11n1t nt of Otcgon Stnte col
acted ns Installing of!iccr.
Morgan S. Odt•ll wns prc1wm
cccpt the charter on behalf
Uti! coll<'gc. The chartt'r was
~tNI by Mn;. Emtly Anderson ,
l)!lnl Kappa P1 president.
cwly-clcctcd officers were
irnmcdintdy following
matlnUon. f .. rnnk Elliott g;
1dcnt, nBsistcd by Ronnld
~ , vice president; Jcnn Fincn,
; Rodney Gtscuurt,
url'r, and Harriet Mngncss.
William Hlll, nssistant
professor, is clcct~d ndvu;••r
c group.
hrcc honorary members, Br.t
Hinshnw. lvnn Houser and
an Paasch•·. were nlso ln
. Followini the ceremony ,
uct In honor or the new
was held at Berg's
members arc: Melvin
nga1rdncr, Bud Cadwell, P.Gt
Ethell, Sidney Hnrris, Susan
Paul Jeans, Patricio Ker>
Elizabeth Rauschning, Bor
Westervelt, Elazabcth Wolle
Nancy Zolczz.i.
new orgn.oization hopes to
lmo:tc nrt activttJcs on cnmpus
to assist in mukmp contacts
b high school eraduatcs .tJ\t.e:'-
10 art. A group of high
fCniors v~ilcd the art de-
Chosen for Top
Young Demo Job
h Burns, semor pohhcnl
maJor, was elected presi
or the Young Democrutlc
of Oregon, May 8. at lht!
annual convention o! the or
ltatlon in Portland .
urns is also pn>s1dcnt o! the
ng Democru tic Club of Molt
county.
Judd, junior political sci
maJor, was elected u v1ct:
sldcnt. J artmcnl Snturday, Mny 8, un·
der the sponsornhip of Koppn Pl.
Helping wJth exhibitions And
liSIIUming n•!1pnnslbil1ty f01 stu
dent showings on and orr compus
nrc Included in the plnns. The Mondoy, Muy 21. ore now three Koppn Pi chnptcrJI Ch • h•
Gllku~. who c:onduc!PU tho in-'" Or,gon, mcludang Oreann amplons tns
slnllntion, nttr:ndcd Albany col-Stotc Cl)llcgc. OrcltQn College of .r;
lege be.: fOr<! It moved to Pnlntlni! r~ucaw>n and U!wls ond Clm k. ·------ Lewis and Clark in Specific
and the city of Portland "in
genNal Wtll play host this
AND CLARK COLI EGE ES . 1867 weekend to the annual North
west conference spring ports
festival an which :the cham
plonships in track, tenms npu
golf will be decid(;d .
All six of the conference
cllools, College of Jd. ho. Whit.-• mnn, WJllamclt~; Linf1Pid, PaClbc
VoL xn Pioneer Log, Portland, Oregon. Fridl!i'f, May 14. 19$4 Num.bQT 30 nnd L£·wls and Clark, W1ll bf! rttp.
re cntc-d m th brg two-day event
whtch opc:ns at 9 a.m. todny rlhcl
mds lotc Saturday afternoon. Vote on Proposed Constitution
Due Wednesday and Thursday The op mng :ro~ds of tht con
fc.a t!nCe goJr tourney wdl tnl<e
plnr.:e nl 9 a.m. t•)(Joy on th Top
0' Scott gol! co\li'SC.
The Lewis and Clark students
will vote on lhc newly reva£cd
cons tit uti on Wednesday and
Thursday, May 19-20.
Two years ago, while George
Marnndas and Doug Van Fleet
were acting as commissioners on
the student council, they were
impressed by the number of vi
olations of the constitution.
In an attempt to return to the
1-1rovis•ons o! the old document,
It was found that so many chang
es were neceliSST'Y 1t would be
more beneficial to construc t an
c.ntirely new constitution.
The main inndequacie.'l of the
old constitution were: incom
plete definitilon of the dulles of
otlice holders, inddlnltc informn
tion about majorilles and ruling
parties in voting pr<fcedures, nb·
sence of My statemc nt concern·
ing a required GPA Cor office
holders.
Chairman Doug Van F1cet and
his committee, compose d or
Jeanne Hulsbrink, Roy Shearer
and Bonnie Stewart, worked five
weeks preparing the new docu
ment and then the student coun·
cil spent five more weeks dis
cussing and voting on iL The mujor chnn(.!es in the new
C"·onstttutio n aae: 0 J addation to
the personnel of the student
council-a new commissio ner of
"student affairs,'' the four class
presadents and the presidents or
AMS and A WS (2) The autho
rity for ovcrse,.ing elections is in
" ested in the student body of
ficers they may attend to this
themselves, or they moy sel~ct
'' general chairma n (3) Any per-
Juniors Set Prom
Tomorrow' Night sons holding nn el••Ct1ve or ap
poinllvc posation must have
main\<ltncd a 2.5 CPA Cor the pre
vious semester nnd must mam
tain a 2.0 GPA far the pcr1od m
office.
;llatli Throop Back
From Trip to Cal
Patti Throop, sophomore. re
turned last night from o four-day
flying tr1p lo San Fn.ncisco and
Los Angeles ns a "goodwUl" ero
issary fot· lhc Portland Rose tcs
uval.
Graduating seniors and their Miss Throop, who was :1 Roae
datci'wilfl:ie guestS of honor at festival princl!ss in 1952 and a
the annual junior-senior prom Miss Amllrica final~t in 195:1,
tomorrow evening in the Em-was accompanit'd on the trip by
pirc room of the Multnomah Mr. and Mrs. Estes Snedecor Jr.
hotel. While m Calitorola, she appeared
on the Bob Hope show and !our
A spring garden setting wilt television programs. Ac~ion on the tennis court..'l get
under way one-half hour laJPr
wHb both double and :nngleo; pJoy
slated. All tennis mntches arc ~-Ct.
for the Pioneer court£:,
The trackmen hold off hostili
tlt5 until 1:30 Saturday aitcrnopn.
but \\hen the 96 cinder urt1sts
who arc entered m tbe moet &Lart
things !lytng, they are hnblc to
put on qune a show. Adm.inio n
pncc for the top track spcct.acle
o( the year ns far :tS ~ con!cT
cnce gO(!S, i5 50 cents. The mt>ct
will be held 10 the n~:w L-C stn
daum.
Willamet.te is the defending
champion of track, golf ruad dou
blt.>s matches in 1enms. Lewi3
and Clark's Doug Dzy won 1.ho
NW conlCTcncc singles cb.iun,plon
ship luL year.
Religious Groups
Schedule Retreat dccorntc the room where guesb During the coming summer,
will dllJlcc to the music ot Frank Miss Throop will rerve as o re-The annual Spring Retreal
Elliott ond his Moonlighters from cepuonist at the Portlnnd cham- "'POnsor{d by the Religious A..:
~ to midnight. Spring Clower nr-ber of commerce Vlstor's lnfor-li\'ities committee is set Cor ltla,>
rancemenLS, on the tables !lit-matlon center in Portland . 21 to 23.
uatcd about the room, will high- The progr.1m Car the \veekend
light the theme. Rally Squad Hopefuls -will begin Friday evuting ""..Jlh
duation Activities Load Schedule
Seniors Plan Final Three Weeks Souvenir donee programs will Slate Tuesday Tryouts :. discussion led by Dr. Ridco
bo given at the dllOr of the ad- Hashimoto, assistant professor of
mission- tree dance. Formal dre~ R-IIY squad l._, ou;.... .~ 111 be philosophy and religion, ahd
15 1n order nnd corsages are per-held at 12 noon Tuesday, Mny 16 Doug Van F1eet on .. The Biblical
miltl'd occ:ording to co-ch:llrmt>n in the thenter. Interested girls nrc Pattern of Worship ."
Bev Christensen and Glenn asked to rcg1stcr wuh 'Mrs. Ellen On Satucday the topics of dis-
senior class will ctimn."<
years at Ll.!wis and Clark
Z>cvcral importnnt activities
coming wt·eks. The seninr
VOC:J lion WIIJ be ht! Jd Ul 11
Muy 25 in the college gym,
the program wtll incluae thl!
UIICCmen t or special 0\\':lrds,
-c:hl!s !com members of the
and the presentation of the
doss gifl to the college.
graduates \\ill form the
on in front of the 8l'm
.50 a.m.
bacca1aurl!lltc service will
m the F'li'St Prcsbytcnan
at 9;30 n.m. June 6. Cnps
go\\'llS w1ll be issued nt the
at 0 n.m. Commencement,
wlU he on the west cnm-
lnwn, w1U tnkc plncc the
da;y. The procession wtll be
. at ·I r.m. All S('niors must
' at the collt-ge at 3 p.m. lo
thc·ir caps nnd gowur,
"·"Ill g to Jack Bnstine, senior
fli'C&Idont.
rrlinJ( thl• aenior ch I' ul't
Leader Call Out
womc:n inter •st•·d in serv
l.IB group leadcu; fo•· nl'X t
, must sign up in Dt'an .lo'n:u
rtzfcld's office before Mon
Moy 17, nccordmtt tu Bet
' A WS prcsidllnt. Women
lllsQ contact Miss Dict~r or
clch. to Lewis and Clnrk, Bas line an)... Gregg. Stevnhn m her office in the gym. cuss 1 o n \\·ill be: wPrnyer nd
"We must·havc more money {or \"o.,...""'p" 1~..1 bt.• Dr John B lin....._ In order to qualify tor r.dly '"" •.-•u 1-'" .. • • •-our class gi!t to Ute college. Any Over 200 Invitations wm-e se.ot rm .. ton, nssocinte professor or squad, a "lrJ must hno; c n c:u-.. senior wbo has nut yet contrib· to SC'niors to attend the !inul phUosoph_v and .rel''"ion. and ao-mulatlve GPA ol ~.00 ond m\l!it 66 .. , uted is requP'"'tcd to send his mon-socinl event of the college year. tile Rauder; .. Musk and Wcm!hip • • spec1fy lhnt she will be ot LC cy Lo: The Senior Class, Box 215, 1\ spccml invltotton was extend- ronductcd by L. Stank-.,;.· Clnrum,
d d . . . . n~xt year. Lewis and Clark college as soon c to n min1strnhon OfC1c1BIB choir directol", nnd Marie Bd-
as possible." Dean Frecda liort:zreld, Mr. and Rally girls wdl b<! judged o'! mondson nnd "The Spoken Wonl
A final notice about the 1'~-Mrs. Joe Huslon, Dr. and Mrs r;uch points ns nppcor::mcc, co-l and Warship" led by Dr. Morgnn
maining aclivJtics w1U be mntll'd Morgan Odell, Dr. and 1\lrs. o,.d1nnllon, enthuslnsm and odtt-s. Odell college president, nnd
to all seniors next week, accord- Churlcs Howard and Dr. and Mrs. innlity. They \\ tll be choocn 8)• Roy She~re.r.
ing to Bnstine. · Vcr&•l Fogdall. members of the rally board. The formn1 Wei:kend progrnm
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tervlce will be beld. At Annual May Coronation Ceremonies in~a:;o;:o~o~r;r~r:t:.~"h~~
Students, fnculty nnd friends
of Lewis and Clark were honor£'<!
ot the annuol Mny day coron••·
tJOn ceremonv FndDy, Mny 7.
Rec:eaving g<l]d keys, the h1rJ1·
l"..!lt awnrd gl\ en to outtltandang
seniors, were Mnry Ellcrby. wln
ncr of pcech nnd tlr muJ mvnril ;
Ann Granning, pn~t socml com
mlsslOnl'r nnd PIONEEH l..~OG
5tnff; "'G~.'Orgc Mnrond.,s, studc!ll
body Pl't!Hdcnt: Jlouglbs Vf\n
Fll·tlt, past ASLC vice prcsidont
oncl IDl'mber o! the pep bnntl;
Robert 81ssell, VOYAGEUR • tJ.
itor ond post publlcati ow; com
mis..<uoner , and Vu·gm1o Bitnr,
Mny queen thw year nnd soloist
wilh lhc college choir.
Locnl c1tizcns were '<tnpp~u·• with n gold rose by Queen Vir
glnm II for special service t
the coll •~gc. Those "Ulppcd" in·
eluded Mrs. Enc Clark, president
of the Women's ll:ngue of Lewis
nnd Clurk; Mrs. Be1·t Harrl.o;,
prcs1dent of the Moth~' club;
Bert Hurr•.:. former v1ce pre.! i
d(nt of the Dads' club .md Ar
thur L, f'•dds, member o{ the
hoard or lru toe .
~"m·ully mcmbl!rs honoro
were: Mrs. Mnud B•lhlman, 1\!i
t.ociute prufl'SSOr oC voicl'l; D ...
F'roncts G. Gilchrist, btology
p1 ofe 01; Robert Stoll7., a_-:s!s
tant profeuor ur mus.lc; Marjodc
F('sscnden, nll.!! JStant professor o{
occountmg , nnd M r s. Lindo
Thomp on, hcnd college cook nnd
t;~lmpus "mother or the year." The Associated Me.n StudcnUI be patd by May 18. AU Lho.~
nwardcd to Kenneth Scrvns, four·
year letterman 10 baskctbnll, the
trophy nwnrdrd annually to the
outstanding sentor nthlcF'. inter 'lltcd in .going nre a.skt!'l.i to
c Ann Christian in th religion
office.
Also announced ''ere scholar-Fall Pre-Registration
Ehip plaques to Alpbn Commn Schedules Due Today
for lughl"!!t ~· nde pomt nwnrd Ench student.. \Hth the c.~-
mnong sororlllt s ond Sigma AI-("Cpllun o! {lrnduotant &enlfll1l,
pha Sjgrna won the mtramuml hollld havt: compld"'d by to-
nlhlellc lrophy for 1953. t.lny pn.:-rt'gl trallun \\'llh hls
The Alpha P~l Omt{lO plnquc e<>unscllor Loy ftUang out furt"-
.. or best nctress nnd octor WfiS c !t ennis and 0 class cht:duh:.•.
nwnrdcd t\1 Mory Ellt>rhy onu Dru1 'l'he rcg.tslrar's offn:c ~
FabJ&cr. To Doug ond Phd Thny-quests that. Jf pre-l'('l:l:llr.ltlon
tr nnd Don Fibiccr went recogru- hwm't bt: n Ctl.mpl led ~ct. lt
Uon for best production work of b done unmedtnt l) 80 that
the yenr. totnl:: :mey be csurn.,tcd nnd
Kclth Bums wns nomcd pe k-supphc.s for the comaog ~ r
cr Q( the year for the P1 Kopp;) I orden..'Ci n!! soon M p able.
Delta plaque. '------------__;,~ • P 11 Two PIONEER LOC Friday. May
A Buildin~ · .for .. 4 Queen. 'iW~JOff to Frosh Best of Year' Cl-......
Appropriate clim:t-.: to the 195-1 May fete W3S lh~ present~-••• and Directors Laid to Frosh S'ho
tion to Queen V1rgima ll o{ the plans tor the new muslc
building. The blueprml s Wt•rc especially significan t to Her Arteburn Vlahos
Majesty. who is tlus June being srnduah .. -<1 with a bachelor I
o! music degret1. By Bob 0. Bissell
And they have tnhmt, too
Yet the music budding wns no less significant to member s 1 thtlt' our fr<' ·hmcn. The "B~ht
of Queen V1rginia's court, who represented the fields ot art. VHn\!t~ Show of the Y~ur" award
education nursing 3nd jour no hsm They realized that the should ~c g1vcn to them rm th~.;lr
' · t · b ld l c produrtton. "F'T Cl m Ship to announcemen t of lhe forlhcommg construe ~on e ~r 1 U· Shore," Tu<".sday. A hp of the olc-
lar attraction for t}H.• \'biting high schoo) :>emors., who, lf they hot, too, to the hard working
were to select Lewh and Clark as their college w.ould doubt- clircctors, Jan Artebur-a and Po-.
less nttend classes in the structure. VlabO&. • • •
Indeed, the entire f3cuh •, admmi. tration and student body Unttl Tuc~dny c\'ening when
are greatly interested in the music buildmg, for they know Pi Koppa, national ut honorary,
that lts completion will represent one more step toward the ~ O..'i charted ot LC Mary EUer
fulmlment of the pionl!ering dream thal is Lewis nnd Clark by, enior speech honor student, "a ~harter'-'<1 nt LC--Mary Eller·
college. fTif'm~N:hlp in nil ol lhc na·
THUMBS DOWN
Students Against Present Method
Of Choosing Girls on Rally Squad tton&l honornn~s on rumpus ...
Pi Deltn Epsilon, JOUmnlism: Pi
Knpp3 Delta, !oren:ucs: Alpha
Ps1 Omega, drnmutics, nnd Mu
Pha £r>silon, women's musac hon·
orftQ'. • • •
Ex-student body prc~idt'nl, Bill
Owons, '53, is stnrrmg agnm The roving Teporter appronchl.'d
the intelligentsia 1n the shnck U1ll!
week and asked this QUL'St1on:
•Are you satisfied wtth the pr~·
ent wtAy of selecting rnlly squod
girL~ or would you rather St:C
them cl~ lt.'<i by the gcnernl stu
dent body?"
The d\.'C&Sion was clght·thT'\.-c
agamst tht> present system u<tth
two undecided . Here nrc the tu·
dent opuuo
KEITH ANDERSON crnduatt:
ltuden' The) st1ou1d be elected
by the people w1th whom they
work. l!ecl that if I were gomg
to have to work w1t.h the g1rls, l
would vrn.nt to ·boo. e them.
JOANN CURRY £Cntor: J hkc
the rally board adea, becnuse on
the board you hove people who
lmow what they're doing. where
as ln a general ch."<:uon you hD\'<.'
a popuJanty contcsL. STAN HARRIS , JUIHOr. [ think
1 hould choo ;t• them.
BOB HOLDER. ophomorc: No,
I don t 1 kt lilt present system!
Tlus wm· thev can name their ta- . .
vontes. Thts 15 not o popularity
c-onh.-st-\\ w·ant lots or sehool
spant ond-pr t·, 'cgs'
PHYLLIS HOLLIDAY , fresh
man: They sr •u i oe eJected by
U1e grnernl student bod)' bL><:ausc
the ycll kings maght judge ac
cordmg to beauty or personal
preference mor€' ·~'\11 abthty.
ELAINE HflESTU, s e n i o r:
'rht!)· lead tht · Jdt nt body in
yells-they should be cll'ch.'<l by
them. ht"'s cast as Mr. Robt"rlo; m "Mt·.
Roberts" now plnying at the Civ
ic theater. Mole leads supportln~
Owens in nn 18 m tn 1 woman,
1-goat cast ate Bob Bryant. cn
ior business . d m JOr, pl.l~ ing
the part or 1\lonmon nnd speech
drama groduate Art Silva. '50, as
Dolan, wh1le fonne1· frosh Lee
Lnxdal lS n shore pauolmon.
• • •
Sp1 1 n of ploys-Mrs. Con·
stance Roth F'olt.a' drnrr l.l !:
ls gtv , t second prewntatlon
o! the "Brownang Vc.1-s1on" for
the Service Lcagu,, No. If in the
Youth lounge or the Fjrst Pres
byterian church nl 10 n.m. Fn
dny, May 21.
MAXINE ISRAEL. freshman: 1 • • •
dcl11utely tha k the student body Just an announcP.ml'nt about
hould ell' t tht rally garls. announcements . Seniors. thev
. . are her~>. wniting Co1 ) ou to ptck
BOB NESBITT . scmor: lt IS the lhem up in the book store ••
tud~nl bod• members who ho.vcJ and b~· the way. have you or-
1 to look nt thf'm and have the1r dered your cap nnd gown?
tbmk • g.arl _md boy from every spirits arous\'<:1, so we should DON fTesbman: EBERT.
class, the present Yt 11 kings and JUdge and choose them. Il might
the ASLC oflrcc.cs should choose tend to cet sort of cliquish tht Frosh May Now
Change Advisers them.
Frisbie Helps Revise
Secondary Standards
Dr. Chestl!r C. Frisbie, head of
the department or education, is
currently working w1th the state
department of education on o Tc
vision of secondary school stand
ards. way at lS now.
JOAN RADER . sophomort.>: I
feel sort of hnl! nnd half about All fr~c hm(;n \\ ho art.! prepared
1t.. H the boys elect them. they to s1.1ll'cl a college major may
know who th~y can work with; transJcr fnim thctr frel>hman ad·
yet n student bod_y election seems \'isers ot any umc, according to
more t(presentnuve. Dr. Vergil s. Fogdall, dean o!
PAUL WILLLAMSON . junior: stud~nts. . •
J think tht' :.tudent body should Wath prcrcgtSlrnhon for ncxl
hove the cho1ce in choosing the fall now scheduled for May JO,
rally gtrls-just as it does for all LP.WIS and Clark students are
student body officers. requested by Dr. Fogdall to give
some ~;erious thought about tho1r By Herb Scholder
A rnve as n rave is u ravc--1\nd tht rrr :.hmon cln,., de~, rvc
hundr ·d ol them tor coming up wath tht: mo.o;t vtlrlcd nnd t>nt~
to~ show oC the entire vca1· lnst Tucsdny tn the c•m1pus th"~'
From the exct•llt:mt programs hnndcd out lit the door,
JOk · ol Jock ("he', nu Ann Guuming'') Hardang'& sc:rapt, to
crupta\·~ can-can. this how held lntcrL'St all thl: wuy.
moanly 1·e:~ponslblc for the h1gh h.·vd o! entcrtuinmcnt
Artcbum and PAnu Vlaho~.
Tln. show gol ott to " hnppy, lntormnl .start wh•~ the e11t1n
entc · ang "Happy Birthday" to trumpeter Jerry
Imported freshman tn the orch~tro1) Then the show got Ul'l<lld
u two !ailors, Hnrdmg and J1m Costello, "at In a hbrnry n•n1lr
ovl!r jOme of their "ports ot cnll."
Tht•re was Japan, with Janet Davts sinsmg "Un Bel Ot
"Modomc Butternv ·· nnd thc1e was New Orleans With CcE t~.A •
lock domg a swaymg and rhythmic verston of "Birth of the
TheN was the French nv1crn with Mnude Leckbnndt and
Sommons looktng like a bo} s but !r1end ns thl'y .. nng ''Dili:l
Are o Girl's Best Fritmd
Sallv Gronsand and Jun Rotlll'nbcrg, miming to n ..
'\Vhct.!l o! Fortune" were som"\\ ht.'T'I.! on the other side of
a:; the' mampu)ated the dtcc w•ili one hnnd wh&lc holdmr
thc1r teddy bciU"$ with the oLher.
We wen: sitting in whut, Itt some lhNlt.-rs, would be known
bald headed row, bul that wns nont. too close to enJOY t~
uninhabih."<i , lusty vcrs1on of lhl' cnn tnn ever to e.xc1lc any
moles. bald·hcadL-d or prospects for dundru!t rPmov!'r A bd.l~
to end the show would have bL'Cn hard to think o{ (.'hn'""'"
was by Joan Welch and D'~\nne Edsall.
As superior as the rest of the show were the sets, by Jtm
and Wcndt:ll Ttbbctts, and th• costumt' , 1n chnrgc of Barborn
There wen.~ other good nets also, but time nnd spncc
only •
'Boundary' Topic Of May 20
"Rediscovering Bound n r y
Stones" will be the loptc of Or.
Paul S. Wright's talk at the ~tny
20 chapel.
Dr. Wright. pastor of the First
Presbyterian church. was born in
Tabtel, Persia (now m Iran), of
missionary pnrents. He cnmc to
the Umted States an 1910 und
&Uendcd the Wooster acodemv
nnd Wooster college at Wooster,
Ohio. where he was grnduotcd in
1917 with a BA degree.
He was in the !;Crvice during
World War I after which he
worked lor tht. Good Year Tire
omponv in Akron. Oh1o.
In 1922 he wenl to the Mc
Cormtck Theolo~ical seminary in
C h i c n go Smce his graduahon
from there h<. has had five pas
lorates and has been al the F'u"St
P~csbytcrian church tor 13 yca~
Dr. Wright received his doctor
oi d1vin.ity degree !rom Pal'k col·
lege, in Parkville , Mwouri . He Is
<I member of the Boord of Chnst
Educnhon of ~ r e ~ b y l t' r i a n Churches or the Umtcd
board of lrust~cs of the San
cisco semanary, honrd of
ot Lewis and Clark
board of diret'tors for the
Counseling commission
Jjrc adcnt of the City Cl
Purtlnnd He w1l1 be the
dclcgntL from Oregon ot
ond 11 ·~cmbly oC the Wnrlll
cal of Churches to be
Evanston, I lhnoas, ut A
Faculty h•ader will lx
stance Folts, Instructor
matics, nnd Bob Bissell,
leader. Spt;cial music will
vtdcd by lhc chapel choir
All You Can Eat
At Mothers' Br
All 'ou < m lll Cor
be tht• cry on Sundny, M
the LC Motht'rs' dub
open house breakfast m
shack.
Bacakfost whkh
The main pUJ'J)OSe of the n:vi
aion is to provtde ror better gen-
eral preparation and enough spe-, • off1cially-hst~d adviser. 1 WAVE Training Open
'·As a student comes up for To Upper-Class Women
graduation 10 o h5tt-d major dl 1 ham, pnncak••s, toast, sw•
J&m, irult tUict> and cot
bt• serwd from 8 .1.m. to 1
cooked by tht! mothers and
by the dads. citic preparat 1on to enable the SO Graduate Recetves
prospective s~·ondary teech;rs to j Cancer Society Award
become com:~t a.n _a partu:ulll.r c. .• rJ P.utuncn, 50, honor grad-
secondary £ 00 SUbJecL uatc, wtll do post-doctor-.ll re-
At Le"is and Clark. this revi· search rwxt ycnr :a Columba&
lion would affect the music, art, unlv rs1ty on n $3800 fellowship
home econonucs. m·~·s :and wom. grouted by the Am~ncan Cancer
eo's pbY51cal •!duention and bust· sodety for nP:~~."t year. He w1U re
nea education departments. cen• h1s Ph D. from Harvard th1s
Article by Dr. B. Young
To Appear in Magazine
Dr. &.atn" Young has n brief
artJcle appear.mc m lhc May LS·
sue or HISPANIA, JWt1onnJ mnc
azine of the Amencan Assocl&·
tion of T(;ac:hcrs of Spruilih and
Portuguesl!.
Included under thP. general
hend.in~; of Shop Talk, Dr. Young's
article i.s ~nu tl•:d "Portland's
Part in Stud•ml Exchange." rt
coneems a projt l ~poruor.:d by
Mrs. Ruth Peck of Wnshtngt<m
high &Chou}. jn sending 20 stu
dents /rom tlu h1gh schoolJ of
Portland ond Vmacouve.r to spend
eight week.l in :Nt:Xlco. Their par
ents, in c.xchongc, r•!Ccivcd th•.
same number ot Mcx.lcnn atu
dentl in thclr homes. Jun£•.
Part••nnn will follow up h1.o
study or plant tumorn, which h«·
hns fouud underco nuclear
chongf!S oomparnble to those oc
curnnc lD CL't"lain tlnimol tumors.
At lA;v; is and Clark he ·was
presldt.Ont of th•• scif!llcc club. This
summer h•! • xpects l£1 accompany
Dr. Jom<!l Stauffer on thr post-
e&SIOn f1dd biolO!t)' camping !Tip
lo the WnJiown mountains.
Catholic Editor to Talk
Ammon Hennocy, a;..o~tan t c:d·
ilor of the Catholic Worker, will
peak to Dr. H1deo Hashamoto'
dnss in rehc1on at 0, 10 and 11
am. f'.riday, Mny 21, in B·l4. Re
w1ll &J1cok on tht.: UbJect' of mi
grant workers ond lh,. Catholic
view or v-ork. Anyone intetcstcd
may &Ucnd the talks. partment." said Dr. Fogdall. "il Graduatmg and Junior womt·n
is best !or h•m to hove been In mtcrc.sted a.n the novnl offtct•r
that department for the prev1ous trolnan&: program may mnk<' np·
two or three years. Students may pointmcnts with Julia Johnson,
transfer !rom their present ad· dtn.>etor of placement. for 'ruL'S·
\iser to the department hcod of day ~Ltt.'moon, Mny 18.
their ch.oic..: atony time by clear- Gr. dunting women may appl)
inc wlth the ollie~ of the dean tor 16 \Vccks' indoctnnauon tt"llm·
ai studentS ." ms to receive their commits10n as
Dr. Hamar Calls Actors
For Summer TV Work EnBI!Jn o( the U. S. Naval re·
cr.•c nt the end o! the first c1ght
weeks.
Junior women mny ~ppl\ · ftJr
Stud••nts intcresll.'<l m workin~, t.•aght WH.>ks of offtccr candidat(•
on & nun·profcssional bailS, as buic trainmg w1th all cxpcn:.c s
actors m o Et!T'ICS u( TV shows., paid durtng the summer betwet>n
which will be produtf.•d on o JUOIOr and senior yeurs and upon
Portland sttttiol\, oll'C urg(·d to Vt't'lduauon Lrom college moy c~b
Cf'\ntact Bob Rogers, fri!ShmCtn, or tam tht.' rwvul commu;slon .
Dr. Clilford E. Homnr, drnmu di
tl'Ctor, immc.odiutP.ly.
Fessenden 'Valuable ' After breakfast moimoh
Blue Kt•y Will conduct
tours. Al lO.JO 11m. Dr.
Odell w1ll hold church sc
th~ chopcl.
The bN&kfust is open
students, pnrents,
stucle.nt.s, pan•nts of
studenlll, fnculty and
the collE't,!l".
All prtXCe<ds from
houa,. w1ll go toward
the new men's dorm.
Music Recital Fecrtl
Pre-Freshmen
The collf'&<' prt·pnr.ttory
nu:llt In rnu 1c \'.ttl prt
students 10 n rt."Cil•ll nt 7
M ny 14 nnd Z 1 111 tht c
Thl• youn.: 'IIUdt,nts, One st~•dent is also nc:~>dcd lor
an bSS!itant production mnnagcr,
to n~ist Ro.:••rs, 9.•ho 11 acting u Mis.s Marjorie! Fcssend,.n, assl!l-nmgc Crom 5 to 15
production mnnogcr.
Shriners to Hear Choir
The collt:te "hoir, dif'(;c:t,·d hy
L. Stanley Glanun. Will app••nr
in coneerl al the Mosonac temple
lit 8:30 p.m. Mondoy, Moy 17, to
sine tor tlw ShrJnt•rs' mcctmg. tanl pro(C<!!IOI" or accnuntlng, WllS pupllll or Carroll TO\\'nlii:O.
llat••d by the Portland chnptcr crt Stoltl't'. Gl•orgt• Bll'hel'll
ol the Nallonul Association ol t haa Holten nnct John
Co t Accounto.nts as one or Its mcmbl!n: of the Lcw1s o
'"ten most valunblc members" lUI' mus1c fncult)•.
lhc month of Apnl. She nchi•·vcd Tho• pro~r:tms will
thus honor through purudpnl ion piuno. llutc, clnrm.•t
an diS<'ussion groups nnd pre en-prt!ll.'ntotion • Th••
totwn "'' papers. I op•·n to tl11• pubhc. Friday. May
_1ai
Sho
clnss dc!lcrv
flnicd ond CJII•tl
campu"
~c door, tnr'OI
f <~<:rlpl, to
the wny.
tummcnt
hl'T\ thl' ~u\in
Jerry
how got unue~
a IJ brucy tl'nllr
"Un Bel D1
$ With Cl:MI.l
"Birth ot the
~kbnnd t
1~y :onng
lng to a
ther side o{
·hllc holdin£
uld be known
to enJOY til(
o excite any
novcr. A bt-1.1<·
k of. Chn•···il•
~cts, by J1m
~of Rnrbarn
nnd space
20 Ch
the United
· 'CS of lhe San
"" bonrd of
nd <.:lurk
ctors for the
)mmi ion an:
lhc City
w11l be the
l Oregon nl I
of the Worla
hcs to be
m tructor
~b Bissell,
II musac will
chapel choir.
Ean Eat
~rs' Bre
an l'll l for ~
Sunduy, M
~crs' dub l1:
~ak!sst in Ut
which
s, tonst, ocw.~
Cl' and
8 fl m. to 1
mothers and
til t'Onduct
0 n.m. Dr.
d church 5l'f1
• rost ~ OJ>t!n
rents,
>nts or
lty nnd
s from
toward
's donn.
1 m th•• u111
tudl•ni.S, whtW
to 15
I TmNn !!l~ri
Lcwts
will
clnr~nt~l
·rhc rc1·t PJOHEER LOG
OJ1 tile SDctal S11le with Jeanine Ternahan
Odells Entertain Seniors
At Traditional Desserts Hyde Hurls Pioneers
To Shutout Victories
Over Whitman; Cots ~·· Dr and Mr.,. Morgan Olicll arc entertaining June p.raduat1ng seniors at their tr.ldl
tional sprmg desserts at their home, 0830 S. W. Huddle!ion Lane. In addition to Lht• six
desserts alreadv planned, a gathering i!i scheduled for thtc Sunday at 7:30 p.m. for st:n
iors who have found it impo~i blc to come any other time. Those \\'ho plan to nttend
must leave word with Mrs. Thelma Brear, Dr Odell'·) s~cretar y, or Mrs. Odell. Pre-m~d
or pre-dentol .>tudents. who are l~Javing LC, and husbands and wive~ o£ seniors are
also invited to the desserts. By Dick Wud
Rny Hyde pitched · • • hulout
VIctories as Lewas and Clnrk's
P&on,•crs snlvngt'd a split out of
th1• !our-gom•• hom• stnnd •:om
ple•t•·d last weokPnd, wlnntnJ• ovr:::r
Whttmno nnd W11lnm •~t1t: :tnd 1~
lng to Ps•cl!Jc :md CoU• cc ut
Jdoho, N. W. Conf.
l.i.hf I tJ d
WiHumt;U;:
Wl\&tman
LC
PtiClflC
C. ot I. -Standing•
W. L. 'Pc::t.
JO 1 90t
0 -4 G~l
8 7 .533
s 8 .385
4 7 .364
3 12 200 * Se""ral campus bonora.riH
tapped new mem~u at May
Fete.
New Erodelphtans nre B••tty
Chestnut Lobs DE.'lono, Ann Ditto,
Ann Fitch, ond Dmne Snyder
Amlcana lnltiOJed now mom·
ben and treated them to a spa
ghetU dinner Tuesday •••
Ding. Tapped {or Amican mem
~rship were Rosht Bauder,
Donna Day Liz Drury. Adn
eone Hill, Pat Madden. Dorna
Martin. Jan Rawls, Ali~
Schm&dt , Rojoan SU.von. and
Joe.nino Ternahan .
L1z Drury wa llt·dcd Amknn
prcstdent Alice Schmidt., vit:c
prcstdent, ond Pol Mnddcn, h:c
reto.ry
SacaJawenns had a got to·
gether picnic for their ncr«r
girls. Tho 20 new Sacs to be
formally lnitiaJod next Tuo1·
clay Include Jan Arloburn .
Mary Loe Davenport . Dorothr
Dishaw. Barbua Faber. Joan
Fnn.a. Joan Gsbson. Pet Har
grcavol, Kay Holm, Pa.t Krum,
Rowena Kryder Donna Moe
Connie Newton. Barbara Orr
Doe Ann ParsoJU Joan Pop~ .
J o an n e Reed. Mary Jean
Schru~k. Marilyn Sholdon
Rosemary St•vens and N anc:y
Zellman.
Alpha Psi Omcgn, national drn
malia. honorary, celebrated thctr
BI.Xlh ann&vcrsal'y of being char
tered on May Fetr• day. Tapped
for membership were Jean W(.ost
tuld Cro1g S&ngletar;
Now Mu Phi pledges uo Bot·
ty Blomquist . Shirley Bu.ticr
worJb. Gail McDuffoe . Donna
Moe. Shirley Nelson. Conru.
Newton. Alico Oja, and Mary
Jeu1 Schrunk. * * Cheri Ann Egbt.'l'!, Barbara
Fryou, M~ry Jo Hordwick, Don
nn Jcwt.'ll and Barbnro Pfau h~v•
<omplct£'d thetr pledgtng for Mu
Phi nnd will be formally tnttaatt·d
May 24.
• • •
Thoro ia noilung like a pac
nicl A& aprln9 blossoma on.
theM social alfa.ars become u
provalont u tho pro'lerbial anJa
that utond them.
Lo\\ l'r campu:. \\ 111 be the s~:cnt•
or the !reshmnn cltLSs picnic to
morrow. The run will bt•gtn :.l
2:30 p.m., wath tennis, swimmntR,
badminton, archery, aottbaJI and
group games on the rLocrl.'ntlonnl
11genda. Supper Will follow at
6 p.m., and then dancing on the
tenn&s court. Ed Tocvs, clo.ss prt'.S·
idcnt, urgl~ all !rcshmen to :'It
tend.
Tho lonsr-owai.ted Future
Teachou of America pic:nic will
bo held Moy 18 at 4:30 p m. a.l
she homo of Carla MollnTup .
919 West Point Road Oswego.
Tht' PorUnnd umvors1ty -Lcw1
nnd Clark combtncd picnic wtll
be pot-luck, and ull FTA mcmb.•rs
will rc<:t•wc nohc ·~ :from Adncnne
Hill, FT A secretary, inlonnmg
them or what dish tht>y ort• to
bnng. Ally student who is not an
offac&al member o! FT A, but
WO\&ld like to attend the picnic,
IS r(.-qucstcd by lht.-ITA officers
to contact Adriennll Hill as soon
t.U. po. tble
Sorority members wm lunch
on lowu campus May 19 at !he
annual ln.t&r-Sorority picnic.
Swimmlng and recrMJ:ional
games will begtn at 4 p.m. Wllh
dinner at $:30.
Delph•' and thcit· datl's will
picnic nl'nr Connon beat'h Sun-
Dreamland Drive-In
-Orden to Go-
Drop in and Try o Chill-Dog-:1 Minute Drive trom School
78SO S. W. Barbur Bl•d. Opeo 1 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Ken Is Barber Shop
Drop in for a quick haircut between classes.
2 barbers to serve you.
-All styles of women's hair cuts.-
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CH 61311 * dtl)', Nr.w memlwrs o! tht• orOlll,\'
trttat, t1 old mt•mbl'n> lo ;, dinnto.r
at the barbPcuc pit Mny 12.
•
Pep club wlll sponsor a ah~
shine in front of tho shack.
11 4.m. to l p.m. May 19. Any
color. ais• or style of 1hoe will
bo sh1ned {or 10 cents a pair.
' •
Wom~:n physical t ducntion mn·
Jors nre rt:qucstt d by tht• PE dt •
partmcnlS to attend a IOPCting,
11 a.m., Moy 18, to rt orr,amz.
WRA and dcct new otfk•:rs tor
the dl•partmcnt.
• • •
. Alpha Gamma mern.t>.n will
aid in the Tom Lawr.on McCall
for county commissio ner cam·
pcugn by making phono calls
to registered Republican vottns
toniqht.
• • •
New president of Alphu Ps1
Om~gu is John Howe. Assuamg
htm wall be Elsac Bak~.er. VICe
prcsldl'nt: Jean Popkes, t:crt!lnry;
Doug Th11yel, trea~urer, and
Phylhs Uollidn~, hlSlorrnn.
• • •
A WS inaJalled officers in a
ceromony tn the Chapel May 11.
•
r;ngagcmt•nts nnnoun(•.d nt the
May Fete da01.:e \1; er~ tho ,. o[
Jan Lundy to Al Ntckels, Donnn
MaJOVilkt to Dave l::Uer, Dvnn3
Jcv.;dl to 1'my Knause and Pal
Ethel to Roy Gnuss11Jn.
• • •
LC nursing atud&nis p.u-rici·
pa.ted in the Florenco Nighiin·
gale Memonal •ervtco May 12
at Portland State coll~e. The
program war. .ponsort'd by the
Oregon Leagu• {or Nw-.nq tn
cooper!Uion with she Or~on
Student Nunes auocia1ion.
Tht1tn Knppa hod a )omt mect
tng with Knppn Ph1 Alpho, \\'ed·
mstlnv, nt the home of Dave
Stevens. th·d•· ttt()ppcd Whitman 1·.0,
givtng up JUSt thn•c hits, th• n on
last T~esday hP sohut out Wal
lumt•ttt• 7-0 ns he t.l!O\\'•:d JW!l six
lltngl•·!l. The lo LO:. crune by s(orc
of 20·1 against PnCltlc nnd 10·3
from Collet•• of ldr.ho.
Kiel'5 Triple Koy Blow
The only a'Un tn th,. Whatmnn
W&n came In th•" •·Jr.hth lnmng
when Ron Kiel traplt.:d and came
in on Don Rn mus::.• n's qu~··
bunl. K1• 1 hnd two htlS in .four
tnpr, w Jomt Art Ronr11•, who hnd
two for thr• •, to lend the Pion,.,rr~
nt the plot.-Ldt·hund• r Noel Aronson took Lh" lo.sa for the Mi&
auonunt.s.
Th" P1onecNJ fell apart m lhe
P•wlf lracns ns lhl.l Bndg•~l'l> got
'mly twdv• hats but captUilu id
on 13 walks :tnd mnc crTOrs whHe
two P~1C1c pllch• rs hdd LC \<J
JU t !tv._ h1ts. Don All n tnpl~d
nnd scor~d on n .... ·nd patch .for
tht! only Pjon~;c.r tally.
Hyde Blanks BNrcats
nlh gc of ldoho eort.:'d su
runs in t.he f:t.:V~nth anrung to
clinch Mondo) 's gnmc as Bob
OJ on hurl no dafi1etdty ln stop
pang the Pwn t;J"S. Dun Rnsmu -
• en •• nd Dack Faske pltcltt.•d lor Orange Sinks th•• Srruthnun
Beorcot Crew
On LC Ashes
Cook, Adams Smash
Jump, Discus Records
An undd~.:nted dual m .. ~ ~.::.
son was the nd proouct oL th •
Plonc~n:· trnck \'lltory O\ cr ~ht:
Wtllnmette Bcarents lnSL Sntur-Hyd.. cnm• back •trong ta
1 \I; hit wn h WUinmcuc bacJted by
shorLortop Btll M rwll' power
hutulf. Th• Paone~" }Ump<!d on
B• urent pttch• a· Mlckt•y Cocn for
n.n h1' nnd scored runs m the
econd f1lth. Sc\ ~.;nth und CJ&hth
wnm :tor the wm.
l\f;}J't•ll bad thro..~ hit an !avl'
tr1• , mcludmg u doublt nnd tnplP.
to ~c LC ot lht: plate {ollow
b ft, n u'\\ LS wath two (or tbn:c.
, a B• arcnt got further thnn s~
ond or.s..: .. nd all SIX W11lamet~
btl Wt.:r b' IX drffennt phi}crs.
r:. 1 1 0 ~ day at LC. Put Adams set n "'''" \\ 1 \
school, st:~daum and meet n:cord ,,
• 4r ~o•l.lta by tosstng the dtscus 1-42 3" to fl•• ,11•
bf.'ttcr his own mark \n 11.:" Ontc 1-' - , •• 1r
.stndaum nnd one rn1.. .. t rc ord Wt.'l't' vrant
t11:d nnd two mf..'<.'t records wen: 1 '' l~o:•
t l , 1,.., ..... u • I • II
lit I I I
be tiered.
Culf!y Cook It~ thl' l.C quod,
cwlcCllfl~ 15 of the 751;: points
v. hll~. • a rx.~ovcred Dt.nn Bcr.son
gornl'rt.'d mn•. of \'r'11lnmcttt'•
55 t~ poant totnt Thi" wm 1nov.
the P1on~~n; anto one or th~ fa.
•·orttl'S rok for tomorrow' Htlt'
d~,.>cJdmg confcrt nc• meet bt:.oca~ ·
Of WIIJUmt·llc's pr~VIOUS tr1mmLilJ '
of Whllm::m. •' lC I 10 q r. L\' ~ '; ll
•II r. llll II r~ • r f~ t 1U n.
F~ ... :) d .-un~or
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Women's Shorts
Willam•tte -LC Results
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I \Ill• 1(111• • r ti.C'I, J:rnv• .t '\\) Women's tenrus "' •• m \1; m piny
h t to tll • Mnr~ lhu~l tcnm £!•30
a m tomorrow Tht:> tcnnas tt>nm
i n c 1 u d f> s. Jodie Eli1S, Lorraine
Damoff Doroth\• F"rllScr, Doma
Mnrtm, Jo Frc-amelli ond Prl cilia
West.
• • • R 't Ill T d ,,.1: ,,, ), • of!! I eCJ a a.m. UeS ay .ln\ .. llli ="'<~" JCI t\\ I lltlutln V.'R.~ ",:ill orvnmth nn odlt"'orv I U' ) , IJ• ll un l \\ I l II l .., " ··.., • .1 v u I 1' ll Btl \1 ceniOI ; .. .J'. I r· •• JUIUI• ' ' !;_ tL• I • l•IOOQ co:nmlttCl' to pl:ln a vorU:!lY or • • ll.C I u.. fur blrtl t .. " • .n ::-.;, I maJOr, WJll present h~r • cond ,,,,., and Tl ""'' .... u 1") .1 • port~ ;;ctivJties ror women next
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in lht· chupl'l. t'•fr~1, Ju"w Thr , w.o tl• nr t\r"t I wry v.:m t!lcet a mcrnb r to ~it
H••r program whl C'onsist of"'"" t•l""'" ,hlotu tit 1 dtuli .. m "" thf! met'ungs The h t
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lwl fulfillment of her theSIS re-fl, rn t \\I ,, ,,.,, .. Ill"• t r· cur.! ur Mn) 19 In the women's PE ur-
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LC Scene of NW Conference
Track Warfare; Whibnanl LC,
Bearcals Draw Favorite Roles
By Curt Co~nhapen , Log Sports Editor
Nmcty-sax trnc:kmen invndc LC SntUJ'doy to compt'tc in the North
"' ~t c:onfert'll~ meet. whlcl1 will be th~ cllmnx of tht> '54 cinder
~asnn. Action bcsms iClt 1·30 p m. '' ath n 50 rents ndmic; . .cuon.
\\'lutmtm. LC nnd Wtll:.um.•tte nrc rntcd lt'ndlnc title contenders
w1th PaCJfJc. Linfield nnd Collt'gc of ldnho CJ.-pecled to nnb se.,•crnl
indivtdulll first places On pnper Whatman is clvcn n slight edge be
cause of more potential indl\'ldunl wmncrs. Howc\•cr, .season dark·
.horse LC possesses greater depth nnd U1c d£>fcndmg chnmpion Bear
cats return nearly inwc:t
Pioneers Top Dual Meo1
In dunl-mect compelitJon Wlllamettc dcfcntr?d the Missionaries
nnd LC ou•pointed th£> 'Cats 75'-':·55'. Each team wU1 be allowed to
('Ill~ li contcstnnts, wath some squods hoving to sl'rntch m~n Sat
urda,· to comply All events hD\'C swelled entry lists with preliminary
hcnt.s in the sprmts and hurdles bcing run off at 10 n.m.
All '53 winners e.~cept the brood jump nnri two-m1h ~ nrc back ·to
d£>fend their titles. They include Wlutmnn's Btll Kli.!;c (pole vnultl,
Harold PSI rw•f !mile nnd 880), BtU Mnys (440) and lhc uloy team:
Willamcttt ., Stan Neprud (javclan), Jam Hitchman (,hot put>, I..ay
ton Gllsol" dt CllS) and Dean Benson (high hurdles): LC's Caley
Cook UOO nnd low hurdles); PacH1c's Get ry Mtllls (220) nod Lin
:freld's Al Tar-penning (high jump).
400. 100 Featuro Races
Glancing at thl! e\·ents w1th leader. Jn< I 1hclr be.st tunes in parcn
lhcscs:
440--Qnc of the meet's feature races with Pacific's G(!Orgc Stew
art (49.8), Mnys (50.0), Willnmettc's Jud Jones (50.1) and Whitman's
Gary Fowler (50.2) battling it out.
100-Cook (9.8) nnd LC's Pete Hopkins (9.9) are joined by Rich
Neal, LC: D::we Wheeler. Whitman ; Willamette's Bill Van Horn and
Bob Zolech and Pac.ifac's Gerry Mallis and Bob Gaytas who all ha\'e
done JO flaL
KUeker Best Hurdle Timos
H1gb Hurdles-Another 1 -ht one with the Missionari es' frosh
Da,•e Klicker (14 9), Benson (15.1) and the Badger's Ron Crnig (15.3
having the best clockin~.
~~0-Tbe V.'hit's Dn\'c Wheeler (2!!.0), Millis l22.3), Van Horn
(22 '4), Neal (22.5) and Hopkins (22.7) should be the leaders.
Low Hurdles-K licker (24.1) challenges Cook <24.5) along with
College of Idaho's ~nc Strehlou (25.0) and Benson C25.1). Whitman
and LC quartets have top tunes in lhe important meet closing mile
relay. The distance races may be dominated by one man, the Whit's
Harold Parrott. His 4:25.1 mile far surpasses his closest competitors.
Golf, Tennis
Finale Set ere
Northwest conference champi
onship play in tennis and golf
looms into action todn>· at 9:30
and 9 a.m. respectively wtlh the
PJODei!r courts hostmg in tennis
and golfing at the home course
of Top 0' Scott as LC "ton>"
men try :to impro\·e their one
wm season record. Wdlamette
was tbe '53 champion in both
Fport.s.
Faring better, t.he Orange and
Blnck netten; hold a tour-win,
:f.h e-Josc record Doug Day, Pto
nccd tennlS star, will be defend
ing hlS singles e b a m pion s h ip
with n bad knee. Day has had
trouble with it all year nnd mny
hove to drop from play.
Lcadmg wmnmette's net 'IC
gregauon will be Bud Mull nod
R1ch and Ron Butler. Bill Click
rJnd ~· Easter pace t.he Mls
stooary courtmen. Top Pacific
nctters int'lude Don Berg and
Burl Akers and paCUlg the Wlld
~ts will be At Shultc and An
dre\\ I eli.
On the green side of the chnm
ruonstup play LC golfers stand
to come In somewhere under
Wi1lamette, Whitman and Paciftc.
:.U three teams hnving beawn the
Pumei!T1> an season play. LC's
only vkt.ory was at the t!Xpent.c
of LfnfJeld, to whom ll nlso
-loS1 t1 match. ColJP.ge of Idaho
w Ul probably not be represented
at the playoff.
Top WJllamettc golfet11 are Ron
Hox1c nnd KerJt Mycr and Vince
Hnlverso-n and Gordon Dlcken-Morton and Heftv Co\•ert . -Swinging for LC w111 be John
McCullough, Bob Holder, Ken
Golden, Jim Redman , G~orp,e
Carney and Don Edison. On the
lennas courts the Pioneers will
be represented by Doug Day, J!n
Pcter&On, Bob Lursen, Gar Whitt:
Drew Hall nnd Hnl Adrian. Ac
tion w1ll consist or ten matches-
fi\'C double ond five smgles. PIONEER LOC
Pionev tnc:k stars. Caley Cook
(upper left). Bob Chiodo (upper
right), Honry KUmer (lower left)
and Loren MlehelHn (lower
righl) will pi! thetr skills against
the Norl.hww conference's oui
sfanding trackmen Jomorrow at
LC. -Photos by Hal Lesaor
PU Out-Golfs LC
The Paci..fic links sqund rt'
\·engcd its tennis loss by thump
ing LC on the Pioneers' home
course \\ilh a 12lf.:-5Y.:victory.
Pacific's medalist, Vince Hal
verson, with a 74 lopped LC's
medalist, John .McCullough, with
a 78. In the fracas the Pioneers'
George Carney beat out Pacifac's
Hoff 2¥.!-~ . The Pioneers tested
Willamelle Mny 11. -NORTHWEST TENNIS
PLAY -OFF FINALS BEGIN
2:30 P.M. TODAY ON LC
COURTS.
•
n ar~ P.acJfac medn1isu. Front
sag \lJhJtmnn's divot squad 1s Tam
Mt~\' and Sam Whltlemore, while
top two Lin!teld gwingcre nrc Bob OPEN MONDAYS 9:30 A.~ to 9 P.M. • BROADWAY & AlDER •
LC ENTRIES
Polo Yault: Genglor ( 11'6");
Johnson (ll'): Noland (11').
Javelln: Boutin (167'4").
Shot Put: Martin (44'10'4'):
Adams (43' 41,4').
High Jump! Chiodo (6'11 .. );
Coogler (5'8".).
Broad jump: Cook (23'41'2"):
Chiodo (22'10h"): Neal (21').
Mile: Kilmer (4:42.1).
440: Helm (52.); Eagle (52.2):
Smith (52.7).
Discus! Adams (142'3"); Mich
elsen (134'1014•): Marhn
122'1").
100: Cook (9.8); Hopkins (9.9);
Nea..l ( 10.0).
120 high hurdles: Sc:hzoeder
( 15.8): Tomlinson ( 16.1 ):
Wud ( 16.2).
880: Smith (2:07)1 KUmer
(2:07.2).
220: Neal (22.5): Hopklna
22.7).
2 MUo: Phillips (10:56.1).
220 low hurdles: Cook (24.5):
Schrooder (26.); Tomlltu on
(26.8); Wud (27.).
Milo Relay: Holm. Hopklns .
Smith. Eagle. Alternate :
Noal. Friday. May 7. 1
omorrow
VOTE FOR
Nellie Margaret
Crawford -
For City Commissioner
Polltlon No. 3 won· P.rtiatt.o
Ballot
.Long Ume membn ot
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