Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 13, Number 10
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1954-11-01
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dn) nftcrnoon at 2 30 p rn
Tu:kct.ll for the Maxwell Ander
son-Kurt W\"lll mu&acol drnmn
nr~· ovn1lnblo! nU d11y todoy ol the
bookstore for niJ thr~·c pt rlorm
anci!S nnd will nlso be uvnfloblc
nl the box of!1cc m the theater
hatr-nn-hour hc.for~ curtain llm<!
nt nll shows, occoading to Herb
Scholdcr, theater l.IUBincss man
ager.
The musicnl, undt'r the dlrec
uon uf Dr. Clifiord E. Hnmnr, ",u fentw-c n cnst of more thnn
45 people. mdudms o Negro nnd
white chorus "Lo t m the Stars"
deals with rncial prejudice in
South Africa and rcatureB Lee
L.n>:dal, Janet Dn\'ls, Ron I.oew, LEE LAXD.AL
••• his 50ft went astray. JANET D.A. VIS
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AND CLARK COl .1 EGE EST. 1867
Vol. XUI Pioneer Log, Portland. Oregou. Friday, No•embcr 19. 19S4 Numlxlr 10
Rodio Stotion GW Joins Glenn Shelley
In Donating Music Librory Worth $12,000
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The mus1c department bas
again entered the spoilight lhis
week with the announcement by
department head John Stark
Evans of the bequest of a 3000
All-College 'Sing'
Registrations Due
t\11 organiza tions wishing to
enter the lrndhionnl AU-College
Christmas sing must reg1stcr
With Phi Mu Alpha Smfonia. the
sponsoring group, no later than
5 p.m. November 30. according
to Hal Swafford, presidcnl.
Phi Mu hns set no specific
theme Cor th1s year but suggests
that all groups use traditional
Chnstmas carols or popular mu
SIC: with n dclanflc Christmas
connotnl1on. lnformaUon needed
b) Pha Mu lB the nnmc of the
group entering, the title o! the
number to be sung ond the com
poser, nnd the name of the choir·
mun or conductor.
The information mn.r be
tu Swnfrord, c:nmpus P.O.
438, Rill Cox. box 403, or
Newmon, box 465.
Senior Pies Cheaper sent
box
Don volume music Iibrnry belonging I Upon retummg to the college n
to rndto stat1on KGW. sccbnd time and unloading this
The rad1o station I.S m the proc-music:, Dr. E\•ans 'received a call
ess of changang locations and in from KGW organist Glenn Sbel-• so doa.ng, made the g1fl. Abc Bet-ley ll seems the second load wns
COVJtZ, former head of the KGW has O\ltn entire collectio n of or
music department, spent some 30 gnn and pua.no mu.ic.
years building up thtS huge ClOl-1 Thl5 collcuion. alone with Lhc
lectlon wluch is valued nt almost recent memorial glfl of Mrs.
$12,000. Mnunc:e Scatz, composed of 2000
The collection contains 2773 clru!~ucnl records wall be a great
clnsical nnd senu-clasacal orches- oddiuon to lhe department. Dr.
tral scores and parts, 126 musical Evans mud.
comedy scores and 120 volumes Another announcement made
of tno music. wns the fmal location of tbe new
Or. Evans had no sooner tmns-mus1c bunding, to be begun
ported the library to the college someume m March or April. It
thnn Tom Rishworth, announcer as to be sttuatcd about 20 feet
al KGW, cnlled and said an north of the parking lot by the
equally 'large amount of music: theater. The volunteer maple
h:ld JUSt been found. please come \\all be cut out, lenvmg tbe build
back. lng wath o v1ew o! ML St. Helens.
Opportunities Now Open to Juniors;
Semester in National Capital Offered
All second "P.mcstcr juniors 1scnrcl1 proJects m partacular sub
~·ith SHOO an6 ndt.oquate bnck- JCCt.4..
grt,unds 1n government nrc cllgi-1 Richard Judd, seniOr poUtic~l science mnjor, nttcndl'd the UOJ·
ble ns candldntes for the Wnsh· vcrs1t~ lnst yenr ond dee1ded
ington Semester plnn that .. perhaps ilie best Uu.ng
The plan as designed to ctvc nbut the Wnshmgton Semester
studeni.S o chance to study United plnn lS thnt it brings students
States go .. ·emment first hnnd close to Y. hmgton .qu<Jbbles
while attending th\.' Amertcan ond shows lhl'm the constructi\'C
Unh·c.rs1tv m Wnsbmgton, o.nd \'aluc of the two-porty tensions. -bring them m contact w1th go\'· Cnndldntes wall be 5CJ'Celled ns
c PIC'S <Jl tavt. b~ ""'en mch I crnmc.nt lenders through speeinl to '' hether or not they hn\'C the
uti or photo l!l c $1 o pcr dou•n l~tures nnd c:on!crenet.'s whacb prcpnrot1on th t w11l mok<> the
mthu than $lfl ~.:rrnntumt'd meet ut such plnces t•s Ute Stntc Ln:unmg \alunblc to them oru:J
an the Cold£>r tl \\'lth proo!S dl'pnrtmen t, congress, White L• v. nnd Clork
«.'t''nhn,:: t. n Fl 151:hm m. h~ and em bass.!<$ Student.! mtercslcd should np-
phot•1 jr11t e ln addttaon to the nbo\ c, stu-pb to Dr 1J G Dubach an Bo-
dents underu.ke mdcpendent re Dlm: RoMld Colemnn and Donnn Day
In prominent roles.
Robert Griggs has damned the
numcrout tela, bnsang some of
them on 1llunrnUoru of the orlg
lnnl Brond~ny production . Je n
Popk nnd Jack Booch arc ln
charge of makeup lor N"Lost In
th<> SLnr:s," which prt'SC'nlJl t:ame
unusual problems In that n num
ber of wrutc cast mcmbcrt must
be mndc up for Ulc roles oC col
ored people.
Pr.ascslln W~t dJrectl the
chorus with Barbara Fnbct play
Ing the musical accompnnim ent.
Dr. Hamar promi.SCS "an l':nt.c!r
tnlnin.c nnd moving" ahow tor
RON LOEW ; lhts climax to Religion-in-Life
week. He bu directed "Lost l.n
Ute Start" before. hnvfng given
It at Ea.itern New Mexico univer
Sity, wh<!tc he taught before com-
-•• a whito wprllmacy man. mg to LC last year.
Cornivol Motif to Highlight
A nuol 'Full Fonlosy' Dance
Something new wUl be :fea
tured m the wny of orcltcstrnJ at
th~ Lnrnbdo Ph1 Ep 1lon ''Fail
Fantasy" Saturday night, No
vember 20, from 9 to 12 in the
gym
Instead ,pf the usual onmc
bands. the Lumbdns wall hnvc the
Portland All Star Orc:hcstrn, a
hnnd-p1ckcd group of some of U1e
best muatcums m Portland, l.n
cludmg Lnrry Morrell, Jerry Mc
Clelland, John Bennett. Hal
SwnHotd. Don Woodland, Bob
Catrns, and Eddy FJenne:r of
LcwlS & .CWrk.
A cnrni\·nl theme will be car
~ied out and unique decorations
arc promised. A circus tent c:!
:fect will be found 10 the center
of the dnoce noor nod nulumn
colors or orange, bro\vn, and
green v.•ill be used. Tbcre will be
plenty or tnb]cs nnd chairs for
non...<Jnnccrs who would like to
listen to the mume and sample
the :free refreshments.
Suits for men 11nd hccls :for
women, no flowers, nrc ln order
for the informal n.flalr and nn in·
fonnal atmosphere will be em
phasized for the evening.
Entertainment ~~u feature a
piano solo by Crclghton Mc
Grnth. and n quartet composed
of Joek Vennblcs. Don Woodland,
J1m Crook. nod Don Palmer \\ill
smg "'Halls of h'Y" and "1 Got
Shoes"
Cafeteria Schedules
Turkey for Tuesday
Thanlagh•ing dinner for dor
mitory students will be son·
od next Tuesday nlgbt, wblcb
will 6o a no·guest dinnor. ac:·
cording lo Paris W. Stewar.t.
busineu maooger.
Breakfut only will he un
on Thursday but all meals wiU
be acned as wual Friday
Uuough Sunday of tho ~aca·
tlon. Stewart urges 1111 students
who plan to remain on tba
c a m pus Tbanbgiring day
withoui dinner 1nritaticnu to
sign up with direc:ton of their
respec1iv. dormhorll!l. Co-clmirmcn for the daru:c aro
Curt Cut.hrie, l\1crlc McCoy. ond
Vcm Noland. Committee bends
nrc Hcrm Wclc:h, rdreshmenta:
CllU Dunoff. od,•ertlsmg; Don
Word, decorations, nnd Jim Pet
erson, entertainment. Mr. and
Mra. Neal Snbtn nod Mr. and
Mn. Wnrren Smith will serve os
palrons and patronesses.
Curt G u t h r i e, eo-ehninnnn,
urgt: cvCJ') one to come out for an
"c.:<tremely enjoy:tblc cvenill&"
which be ontiCJpotcs will surpass
lnst ycnr's dance, a huge rueces:s.
He nlso n!minds everyone tlult
this is the lllSt aU-school mformal
donee of th~ season. and will be
held the mght ot the last home
game.
'1"1ckets are being sold by all
Lambdas and tnn)' nlso be pur
cbnsed at the door.
Prospective Profs
Eligible for Grants
Senior men or recent grndua~
preparing for a career in coDege
teachmc nrc now eligible to ap
ply for scl101nrships pro\'1ded by
the D:mforth foundnuon oC St.
Louis, Missouri.
Applicnnt.s are aeceptcd from
the fields of o.aturnl 11nd b1oloJ;t·
cal 5C.lcnei5, SOC1al 6Cenc:es, bu·
rruuuucs and all fields of s~nl
fz:ntion. The mrudmwn nnnunl
grnnt for single recipients is
1800 and :for marned candid tcs,
$2400 Students w1th or wtthout
hnancnl need are in\'1ted. to np
ply.
Dr. Charles Bow«nl, dean of
rnculty, has been named by pres
adcnt Morgnn S. Odell as the llat
son officer to nominate to the
D:mforth foundntio.n two. or not
to exceed t~ . candidates for
these ! UoWli.hips In addition to
the Drulf'arlh award, the wmner
ll llo\\tld to accept other scllol·
nrshtps.
All nppheatlons, mcludma: rec
ommendations. must be com,plet·
cd by Fcbnuit)• 15, 1955 Anl·
student \\-uhing add.luonal infor
mauon nut) c:o:ntacl Dem How
nrd.
Jesus Asks 'All Facets' Says Dr. Evans
By Slc'ip Wright I personality, Evnns contanucd.l or the humnn mind, 'Voithout
"''Way down an evc1·y mon's I poanun~ out the ""1U'IOUS colic-which it O\'Crflows its bounds.
heart:• said guo~t spcnker Or. giate '1cwpoints townrds Chra I JUlll ns docs the Missffisippi Th·er."
Lout Hudle.y Evans during the 1 ns o tcoch~r ond inh•llcctunl. 'l'wo dlfrt're.~t conscienct>s. w~re
f1n;t cconvoen Uon or Rt:!llgwn ·m-Thl) probl~m of oducntton to-ltt.t d by the modern CU'CUit rid·
L1fc wct•k "somelh ing, som~onc dny, he noted, is to malw colic· u.. n t \'PC which ch.:pcnds m
\\cars n c:.Own." slates grow up until their ISpirll· larGe mca..uro on immedtntc sur·
The compos1tc "somethlnc" ual mteU1gcncc cnt('hes up with rounding~ and wh1t:h reaches to
suggested to LC students by ;the thc1r intellect.. • \"anous atlmuH tiS U1ough lt were
Presb:rt<>nan mlnsitcr-at-large Is "Christianity... he conunucd, "!ollowmg n wheelbarrow.. and
Jesus Chrll!il and Chrlstlnnily. "gives us n motivated schm••e, onother, 11tend1cr because it t1
Jesus demands nll facets of the and provides a Jeg1timtlle control standardit~ by o "magnetic
• north."
The minister commeated on the
swpulnr theol"l nd\· tmc opcn-
rrundcdncss by comparliiG i
lack or selcct.h'ity to tllat of lhc
city dump.
Mmds, he snad, must be 'kept
he:althy JUst rut bodies must, by
~rtnin ce-nsorship be.forc l.ntak~
The evongc.h L nppronchcd lhe
lden or human expcrlenoo by
eomparfng the mysteries of com-monp'Uicc hems sueb as the radJo
nod light bulb to deep spiritual
myatc.ncs. and pomt~ng out that
the USC ot ·them C\•idellces faith
Rcligion-iJl..Life week is in Its
lul das today. Conclusion of the
week will be with performances
ot ''Lost in the Stars" in the
cmmpu.s theater tonight. Satur
day nnd Sunday afternoon. Co
chalniien of the w~k w~re Ann
Fitch and Chuck Jcnkms.. ,
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11 H 1. I On the Social Side with Elste Baker
Gu ,~, Editorial 0 ege ypno IS •
The filth in our 9uost odhonal aeriu Ia. wo fHL v ry appropriate.
lt ia w:rttt~ n by tho man who haa oarnod tho reaped and admiration
ol tb entire stud nt body durin!3 thCJ past we1ek ••• tho man who
~:: t.:: ::.:" H•"•'···'•·L"• •••• • .... •••<~" .... n~.t-Candidates Seek Greets New Members
lt's ens'' to wan t1n ckl"llonl
All u wkcs lli to hlrt> nn nrm)
of mnss hypnottst.s and hnvt: eltch u your •orortn rr 1emll:r, llon<ltatJ' olub or ... ocla\lott b•• dono an:r
your n•w• In tJ:u LOO oUic~ bef&~re TuHc1liJ' noon, 11nd yon clln rea1l It
your n• 111 \.11 Lo oUtce b•lor• TuMitii.J' nt>on, 11ni1 7011 GAD :1"411\rt lt Do l'ou K11oH lour Jflt>habet?
Th~ college :)entur had drcnmcrl n drcnml (S~mm -s do
dream no,,• nnd lhen.) H~ wns mnt·chmg at the head or Ius
class to the gat~ of the campus, sangmg: "'Where. where ar(!
Uu! lordly seruor:.?-out, out in thL' cold, cold world.''
A burly man ln heavy armor accostod him and said.
"Halt. who goes thoro?" The sonior roplied: "I am prosi
don! of the senior class. sir."
"Where nfle you gomg?"
"We are gomg out to conquer the world, str."
The burly giant ru;ked, "l nm the world: wath whnl are
you gomg to conquer me?"
··we ha' e an A. B. degree, s1r."
Scornfully the giant oxclaimod ... An A. B. degree!
Tho firs! two letters of :the alphabotl Young man. why
don•t you go back and locun your alphabet?" Tho senior
awoke with a start. Have you??
Those things for· whtch an A B. degree normally :stands
do not make up a sufflClent alphabet. Education is the devel
opment of the Jlormnl faculties of man and lhey are body.
mmd and sow. "&lcll of these is a s1dc of the cduc<:lllonal tn
auglc and the collapse of any stde means the collnpse of the
whole structure. Herem lies Ute weakness of ony purely
"secular" institution of education. unc t 'lllOnl'd tH n poll.
Dr \ olney• Pnw, nralll.'l! Cll' ot
psyd1olo and nn nrdcnt h) pno·
tist, c ·pNamcnv•d successfully
w1th swtnJ;mR on t lcctlon by
pcr.Com11ng moss hypnollls.
An expc.rlmc ntnl dcclion wn
tallied In Dr. Fnw's gcncrnl psy
chology cln.ss nnd then his gcnlu
begon to opcrnt He h~ pnotlr.ed
tht: clnss nd told cnch lndsvid·
uu1 to yote for the opposflc con
d1dOlt' of his cholc~ After the
second poll Wrul taken the toll}
howcd a 10 pt:r et nt 1tcl1 of
\"'l~S.
A cbongc of 10 per cent in n
nntlonnl election mlcht be n lnnd·
shd~ m fo\'or of the rcsoul'ccful
cnnd•dnte. With the rud o! "pro
f~ssionnt" mnss hypnotists lt
could hnppen but the question
nnscs.. "would 1t he wise?"
Africa to Portland In Ute LOO htd.l\)'.
All mC)mbctrs and irtrndr ot tho Loti in lho Star· ea.t will
mttot iollowlng the final ~rformunce Sunday nflornoon to
"atrike tho sol.'' and to rolax ut a woll dosorved c:ali perty.
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As part of the Alpha Kappa P•l Northw111t dl11trict confor·
cncc held Novomber l2. at tho Multnomoh hotel, 14 men woro
inllinJ~d into 1h~ L.owi.J l\nd Cl~trk chapter. Now members arC!
Don Atchhon. George Cerney, l.ou Althaus, Tom GrMr. George
Cutbde. L s Howatt. Ed Kny. Don Lindsay , Cono Pfl~Uer. Don
Ronn. F'loyd Ragner, Don Young, Wall Potors 11nd Loron Michelson.
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p lrlleapnttng In the matmt1on were Wnyllc Schroyer. Grnnd
''ICc·prL &dl'nl trom Denver uni\ ~rs1ty. Bob l{oc:k. nsst tnnt uotlonol
crctl111 treu urcr nnd AJ Denton. tre.tsurcr or Utt! Alumnl chnptcr
ol Portlnnd
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Colhocon, homl ('conom•e:s club of Lewis nnrl Clark, will mc<'l
ut 11 a.m. Novt:mbcs· 23, sn the horn£'·U~onomsc dcpnrtm• nt. Thl:
mccuns wtll fcnture tltt. uutsnt1on or 17 now members anto th<
orgum7.ntaon. Offtct'rs. wllb the e, ccpllou of the prC!Osdcul, B rburn
Or1·, wall be ch.:ctcd at the snmt ttmc
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Dr. a.nd Mu. A. A. Groening will onlertain physics majors
and faculty mcmbou at o get·ac:quainted party and do '\ert Tues·
day enning at their homo at 0520 S. W. Palatino Hill roasd
• • • A uni""ers.ity president said some time ago: "This
child humanity bas i:rnm.ell5e limbs. a medium-sized
bead and a very small soul." Such a personalitY could
destroy u.s.
Shortly before I Je.ft PJLtsburgh to come to the Holly·wood
church, the student body preSident of Carnegie Institute of
Technology called me and satd, "Or Evans, can you address
our annual student banquet thiS year?" A ·mtlo traveling rnuaic.
plea,o'' for Robert Ekwuonc
!rom tho Gold Coati of B'tituh
Wer.t Africa who. accord\ng to
a telegram rcceivod by tho ad·
mluions office. has hlr. airlines
ticket purcbued and is roady
to como to LC for tho mld·yoar
semester
Elcwueme la a countryman of
Edem Ekong. present LC stu·
doot. The Young Republicons vnll hold on orcnniz.nuonal mH•tmg ot
12 noon Tuesdoy, Nov(;mber 23 m the cof<:tcrsn. The purpose or lh
mccttng Will be to orcamtc a delegnhon for the slnH~Widl• Im'ellng
of lhc Young Rcpubhcon co11cgc league on Dccembr H. nnd to dcct
off seers for the conung ~ Nlr. All persons mh.;rcsH.'<i in jolmng the
club or pnrt1<:1pnt1ng nrc urged to nttcnd tlll<; mccung, nccordmg to
Bob SmsU1, presidenL
I knew what they were used to havmg: a saxophone solo,
a cartooniSt. plum puddmg nnd nn all-around good tunt>.
••what shall I talk about?" I inquired.
"Talk about God.'' he satd. "What do you think ts the mat
ter wtth this cockeyed world?" Tech had not talked like that
five vears before. • The next weok. to my surprise. the president of the
University of Pittsburgh 8tudent body called and said•
"'Doc. the mathoma.tlcs depcrrlmont o! our university gives
us a. 1ifty-mlnuto class period a year to do with as we
-wish. We talked it over and decided we wantod to ask you
io come and address five hundred Pill ongin~ers."
"On what subject?'' I asked.
''Talk to us on why engineers need God,'' he smd.
Then I exclauncd ... What's the matter with you men at
Pitt? What is going on?"
He replied earnestly: ''Dr. Evans, we are afra1d of these
things we•\·e got in our hands. Our souls hove not caught up
w1th our brains. \Ve're upset!"
Smart c:ollegia:n.sl Reall.zlng at long last that unless
spiritual matura!ion were a part of oduc:aUon. unless the
spirit caught up wUh sdenco, it might be the end! We
must increase our spiritual capacities!
American education used to have Uus capac1ty :for the
spiritualities our fathers did. The sermons in colonial days
were U1ree hours long and "only irksome to the ungodly" :as
someone sa1d .
After such a lengthy sermon, a young man sidled up to
the minister and said, "Domini, you weary me, you pn:ach too
long!"' The minislcr looked at the young ;man scathingly and
satd: ''Young man, you'~e a little jug and you art! easily filled!"
That 1S our trouble-our limsted spiritual capacity. Big heads
and ~ Cltil ·; :><>uls!
Some &tudent.G ea:sily gel their .. fill" of religion. Some
exclcnm: .. Too much religion In Rellgion·ln·Life week."
One ..oss\on is enough and iheir little }ugs are filled.
Others hCJ"o the capacity to take It and to love lt-91"eat
jugs for greaJ souhl Those aro lho heart and the hope • •
SNOOPIN . WITH STANISLOUSE
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Mnn. 1'-thiS m..:chomco1 UJ!l' gtttlng sp"emUzedl Tlwy'\'(' even
di.'SJCnL"d n spceJ:tl moclunc los fruits. It went on display Wednesday
an the shock nnct o!fcn; fre h frutts for o d1me
The new "Fusser's" gUide nlso come upon thl.! scene Wcdn()sdny
and lht re's no telhnc what romonlJc foundations moy be hnd bL"
cnuse of st. P1 Udtn t;psslon speared nractJcally no expL'llSI! m compil· •
IVCF will hold a discuuion
meeting at 7 30 Monday. No·
vombcr 22 a1 the home o! Corol
Nolhigor . 4030 S. W. Tunnel·
wood Rd.
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CongmtulultQnS to t h c Ill w
porenls! It's n nu·l-born Octob•·t·
29 to Mr. nnd Mrs. Robc11 Grn\'CS.
Also proud pnrcnlS of n bub~
girl, who m rh•cd Novcmbt!r 5,
cu c Mr: ond Mrs. Chuck Hulmg:;.
me thas c:omplet ("') hst of vltul staustu:s.
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Really k 1 d d 1 e 1t's nmozmg
"hat n r.uy can lcnrn In college
Last year, for example. m Dr.
Andt:rson' reJ,gson 101 class. I
learned how to sny "that's the
way the ball bounces" -m Gcr·
man. yet. For the benefit of the
unmformcd, u's freely trunslntcd
ns: "Das ist en Ieben."
Or. from Dr Gro~ntng's phySICS
class, we lcurn thnl the dnys in
the wmter arc longer thnn th""
duys m th<! summcrl Tbnt's rein·
lively spo'akmg. ot course, sinrf!
lht! parol sol •• r ncbulnc nrc bt!tng
forcPd mlo the sun n1 a fantnl!•
llcnlly m 1 nul c rnk of tsmc,
(which [or reasons of s1mphcJiy
we shnll refl.'l' to mcrel) as the
umd&rcctJonol sp(ICC conlinuum).
Anyway, at IS catogoucnlly w1tl,in
U1e polr>s of thas cnloc\tc mew·
morphosis that durmg the pro
gress of the unldirecuonal spncc
conunuum we find the daze be
coming longer. llnLE MAN ON CAMPUS
~o·
'1011 f~LL
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'fill~
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of :the campus today.
The Chrisllan college stands for the maturation and de-
\•elopme:nt of Ute three dime:ns1onaJ pcrsonalaty-body. mind
and souL It can be the answer to the cry of a frustratl!d world
in which we have gottPn straight A's m the tcchnolog•es and
flunk oo the spiritualities. Much Will be satd ohout the sec·
ond most successful football sea·\
son an the ht tory or L.ewt and I
Clark (and Albany), llul l too
v:nnt to congrntulntc u grent
bunch of m••n, men wht) uf1ur
lwo & o: I backs can wsn caghl
straight and nt U1e :;nmtl time
masntatn the allllo.'dt• and ~Pml
thot made them (!uad mnb~u
doNI (or Liewas and ClMk wlwr·
ever they wt•nt. • .,. -t: --/i ' ~ "-On th' other hand-Thia "f" JUST MIGHT reflect o pretty
poor job of teaching.
But we are coming to ll.fe and listening to tht~ cosmic
rorttcinJ \ruhHr.nllon ()( 1 ht A•u•odllttic\ Htuolrnt • of l.rwht null
f'oll101 • PilL h;lloitl \\ • ltly llurlrlR 1110 oollrg• ) c.-Ill' tllat;,.crltotlpu rnlt~
I" {HI P• r )'• nr. (!: nt• r•d u •• o•und diUIII tniiU 1 ut l'ortlllutl, (lr<>gon. demand now: ''Give ua a generation that knowa Ua alpha·
bet. You who havo added thO" C of Chrilt to commerce .
God to geography . falth to facta. 110ul to science. spiritual
intention to &eleaUH c invention , motives to machines.
mercy to might. lovo to logic. brotherhood to botany. pity
to power and lo'f'e to these limbs of ateell"
Jn this week Lcw1s nnd Clark has reminded us that herein
lie!> the answer of the whole alphnbet . Without that, "B A."
wall simply tand for "Builders of Alibis" for another genera
tion that has £ailed. -Dr. Loul.a Hadley Evans I nm rcrrundcd of the worru
of 11n old foot ball conch of nun• •
ns follows:
"Eorly to bed and enrly to ri5c EDlTOfHAL STAFF
11 rh Roholch r. tr:dhur; IJiu.nn J'ortJI, .A!Uili!Utnl h•lllur' ~~oro! Utll n •
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J> Ul Mo•hr:r, Erlllorlbl l"llllur, Jolin lltown, <'UII)' 1i:<lltor, On) .h n'-lnll'..
A'nd your clrl goos "ut with
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.liV• rtblnt; Friday. November 19. 1954
AAUW Approves College:
Women Graduates Eligible
\\'omPn t:rQduntt>s of Lewis ond hus for .Y~'lirs been ur.ed 10 roster
Clark nrc now • hglhle for mcm-nnd promote tht' lnt • lS r
l I · · 1 , 1 crcn u 1crs HP 10 lw hmer con Asso-\l.on•cn tn educntum
llflhOn t~f University Women 1
I 'l'h llniLCltlll(Pcl Dcnn of Wnmcn, " AAUW b(lol( on JIOIJCil'll
Jo'rc~dn 0 llnrtzf,,ld . Uil••s th('l\c r••qulrem~nls lor
'J'hc r,olicy uf limltlnLt Its metn· nppruvbl: 1. Ralang of the R•··
l1t'111hlp to gwduntPfl of lnahtu-f.!ictnal Ace• ••r.lll inr. Am;oclntion,
tums nu •·llng AA UW slnnclurdli 2 n tronv. background CJf ~cnt rol
ASLC to Study
Students-F acuity -Lewis and Clnrk hoa undcr
Ulkcn thl! problem of IStudyang
student • fnculty 1'Clnhonsh1ps
here Qnd nl other colleges in
Orc(IOII, IL'I n result or the Oregon
Jo'ederolion of Collcglolc Lenders
convention hclu November 12
and 13 ot Southern Oregon Col·
llgl' o£ Educnllon nl Ashland
1'h1s onnounccmclll \O.:n rnoc.lc
hy John l~cnncu , ASLC presi
dent, who otlcndcd lht• confer·
t:nCC,
JlJscussions ''ere held l~n I hu
prnblemll o! how to h!lld ,, dis·
CllliSIOn, lhc scopl• und nolurc
nr student government nnd [1~11·
demac flt'edom. The different
idcns ond menus of sludent go\'·
crnmcnt on dtffcrl.!nt cnrnpuscs
ond cxchnnge nsscmbhes were
• lso Items or diilcus:non'
There wc.•rc many fmc speak
en;, Bennett rclnt.cs, including
Pl'Uft or Knrlan Cnpper-Johnson
or Lewis nnd Clru k. who spoke nn
the Umtcd Nnt1ons ol the Fnda~ ·
luncheon sothcrlng.
Army Dietician Coming
Women r.tudt:nto ml~;lcstcd In
dl~tctscs, occupnttonltl therupy or
phystcnl therapy will be nble to
dlsc.·uss profl!SStonr.l trnininc in
these faeldll with MnJor Gt!Ol'·
view S. Beurd, No\'cmlH!r 22
Mnjor Bcntd IS the sixth nrmy
r<>prescntnlivc of the Women's
Mt>dtcnl Spt•CJohst corps.
Capital Hill
Rarber Shop
Hair Cuts $1.00
1103 Taylor• f'orry Road
~ lltl.tle Wt1t of nurll~•m• Sbopplng Cen~r l•dllcntlon, 3 ndc•quotL' pro111 Hin!l
for \\umcn 1\ludl'nts 111 soclol t:'du
cotlon, nu:d&cnl sc•·vlcc, physlcnl
l:d\11 nt1on nnd hl'nllh p1 onrorn, 4.
roft.: lunol opportunlttcR 1or
\\omen or the fnl'ulty and od
mlnl~h atlon {lnd 5. molntcnnncc
of the ncudemac freedom ot the
faculty
''Lcwts ond Clnrk'& women
B•·nduotc:! nrc forlunntc In Lho\
thu\ cnn now bf' n pnrt of
AA UW'a hrood program, work·
111g through the various study
groups In lcgtslut10n, mtea notion
al rdoLtons, socml studies, ort,
und tnustc,'' clalmt..od Ueon llortr.
fcld
Journalism Honorary
Sells Studenl Guides
Students who nuglecl huymr.
the PIONEER GUIDE tor 25
cents bclorc Thnnksgivmg vncn
tJOn wtll be chnrgl.'d 30 c~nts for
their copit-.s of the student-lncul·
ty directory, nccordtng to Tom
Coldsm1th, editor
GUIDES mny be purchnscd in
U1e snack shock nnd bookstore or
from dorm repn!Scntnuves Sk1p
Wright, Stcwnrl; Caley Cook ond
Chuck \Volker, Plntl, and Don
na Dny and Vclta Moe Wnrd,
Akin
Pl'occcds from the publlcnlton
go for {l frcshmon JOUrnnlllltn
scholnrshtp spomorcd nnnun lly
by th~ publishers, Pi Dcltu Ep
silon, nnt trona I JClurnnhsm hon
Ot<ln' ~ .
Korea to Pennsylvania
~. H.~o.m ,3tephcn) L<!c, .. tu
dcnl from Koren nl LC lost ycnr,
hos enrolled nt Wilkes college m
Wilkes Borl'c, Pcnnsylvanio, oc
cordmg to lnformntion \\ hich
reached the LOG this week. THE PIONEER LOG Page ThrM
Maintenance Staff
Need Rides-Or No Job
Two memhora of tho college
rnalntonanco alaff nood rides Weill Show Proves
Superior Musical
84JtoT'a ~~a l 'rh• followtag rn·l-or "loollt. t.D tlae 8L&n," wlll~h OIJ.U•
to end from tho campus ('Gch tontcM In Lha caan&n• thutot' lor a tbrH•0•7 n~oa, wofllt1 OTdiDArtl.:r ap~
day and unlou uch ._onapor -ln next w•o'a LO Dae to tb• Tht.nllatr1W"lA4r boUil&7o llowrre-r, t.here wUl u ~ no PAIItr noxt w k. •o LOO Drom& Or1Uc ol•c1r Booch ~wod Lbe ah011r
lotion 111 ftYallablt they wUl on tlie ttaala of lul •'-'lhl'• p~"e'ltow, whleh wan att.01&4tld bt O"tr a:H> am· d•nt1. han to quit lh•lr joba ot lh~ By Jack Booch
coll"go. according lo Diamond .. The s~udcnl nudtcnc or the I' lr Ae.t• th~.:ntu haJL mght wttnt ~d
Mltcholl, cuatod1lln at Palatine n prt:'VICW P"r!orm trtt'" of h truly outsumdtng lh•mlrtt:lll ps~'c • "Lo 1 in
mt·nor. Both NUl ahara car 1h1 SUtr!l," wrltlt.:li h~ l,uhtzcr r•rU.C nulhor Mnxwt!.ll .Anderson nfld
cor u. the lilt(' com~J()S(•r Kurt Wcrll. proved to be n rcnlly grerat mu leal
Studllnla coming to S and lO clrftmO
o.m. chauec are urgocl to coil Thoro woro many high po1n1s in tho Fir Acu' produl:llon af
tho followlng puaonc: Percy lhiri moving relig•ous mu.acal. In lho looding rolo LO(I L4Utdnl
Daw"• 904 S.E. 70th Bvenuo, b h
Ll4490, who work& 10 a.rn. to roug 1 a dcopncu of convichon and sincerity. UnfortunaJoly hi•
111ncerlly wasn't matchod by an undenlandtng ot tho hnC!$. His
4:::10 p.m., and Mn. Hanle degradation as a dofeatod Nogro minlucr bocamo monotonous
Bello Cross, 41 Sacramento and aodiouc.
strut, TUJOU, who works 8 He fell knto lhc hobat of I nmnc hcnvtl) on tw; tiJDt: sf he w re
a.m. to 4:::10 p.m. 1 1~.. h h h " IIT'"111ntM<""~"""",.;.,...--rr--- f-~---, qu tc enpp •:o l roug out l c ahow nl smgtnr. t mun7 hm
:.howt.d stcn of atrntn, 1llhoogh ht. d1ctJon w fll all llmr clt.ar
and undcntnndnblc Many PO Boxes·
A \'ailable Now In tho £ocondary role Janet Davia abon(J like many 11 pro
fClauional &ln!i'Or ·actr~u. She brought such spu·u and life to the
role that she1 moved many in Jho lludloncet to tears with her
hurt-rending 11ngin; of "Trouble Man" Bnd earned 8 spontan-
Thc Jock of n posl oHkc box cous round ot applau.C!.
1110'' be th" couse ot massing iJ'll. Ronald Cuh•mun tn the pn1l of Absnlom pi"(' nWd o very t~uch-
portont mr:sRngc s. occordlng to hag nnd pottwt.•c Jllctut'oc 111 the ot:CIII! witt r ·he roaltzed tbul h1 doom
.Mr Evt lyn L•.wls, swatchbonrd wn ancviutblc nnd mnrracd l11nn Hon Lo w nd Cordon Trob.mnw
SUfJervtl!or, who urges thM all h · d caghlcnc the plrCot•man• e tmml!ns.ur:•bl~ \l.i 1lh U\r:1r de• p p re• p
r>tudcmts ho\: boxes :aeigned them. hon of thP lam• ~~~d pull hrd dcl!V"'n' ln lht vc1y dlrtu:ult on~.
PJ('nty of room Is 11\'alloble, she "Who'll Buy? Dounu on, dt ltnguu h• d hn'$alf
snad for l'Vcry student to hove a The mo't outata.nding nrJ ol tho show wa,; Jh~ choral music as
uox whethet he li\'CS on or ofC dlrt'eled by Prisdllu West. The chorus aetcms 1o ~ th unifying
cnmpus. ond students should Ioree in a &how that aomeliml'l dreqa and loses lUc. The chorus
check thetr boxes oft~n for spc· IHml to alwaya glvo tho show new strength when most neoded.
ciol mcssngcs nnd o.rtlclcs Along with Prhdlla West. choru~ diroclor. ., word of praU:e
Lo t nnd found ltcms such 05 ahould bo fllvon lo Bubar& Fabor who has the dilhcuJt task of
cnr keys nrc frequently dropped intorpololing mu&ic and drama on lhe piauo.
m\o the po!ll offac:e boxes, ns ts The sr-tU11RS. llS dcs1gnt.:d b)' Rob rt Gng . nn: out'ftandmg. 1
mformntion rc::gnnhng part~timc found myself cncerly onticipntntg c:rc:l1 soe:nc 1}0 lhat I could lhc
job appllcnllons and lnsl-minutc next cttanc I tound them 11 ppropra tf' nd well dun~:
commumcn twns from C!lllploycrs, "Lo t til th..: St u11 lh kand of pin) Lhat no nt:'A production n
roUccr ndmimslrnhon and :fami-destroy The Ftr Acres plnycrs tn thCir f.m;t mu&acol undl rt.:akan
lies. have not dl.'stroy<'d or detcraoratcd lhc piny. but lhc~ bnvc, roth r.
Bccnusc boxes sometimes serve <'nhonccd 1tl origm&~l quahucs tn lhe St.ar:s .. comes out a n movmg
t\\0 or lhrcc occupants nnd real-rchgsous sermon presented in n groph1c woy
dentS of Platt hall bnvc thcu 0"-'11 In A 'labl
mml • rvict., the opport11nity to suranc; vm e
usc llll' post ofricc spncc 1S l)pcn For Mustcal Instruments
to cnch member of the student I o\ new low-cost 1nsuroncc Cor
booy. musical Instruments ond cam!!nls
Bnxes nrt.'! nvnslnblc rot' tht! and othc:r photographic cqulp
nskmg. o.;:cordlng to Mrs. {,cwiE:, mcnl t5 ncm nvniJnblc to stu
who suggested thot town students dents and faculty through the
~h~ck them d:uly bC'lorc leavin(: coUcgc bus10css offJC:e, nccording
... ....,'1US. to P W StC\vnrt, mona,cr.
Norris Attends Arizona
Meeting of Registrars
WUllllm Norr1~ rcJ:i trnr, IS
back on the campus after nttend
tng lbc annual meeting o! the
Padhc Cc,tu;t Assodnuon of RegLake Theatre
Sa!. &: Sun. 2:00 p.m.
Weokdap 7:00 p.m.
NOW THBtJ SJlT.
Jot 1 :,1\•Wilrl • ( r t:; I I "• ndo II (~ .r• >" • TheloiJL IUt t r "REAR WINDOW"
l: n 11 • 1.~ • G nu .. PERSONAL AFFAIR "
Sun thru Tuo.
D I • r-.,. n • \J ry I Jrt• "SlTTlNG BULL"
f'rt.J \1 \{UTi K:ln :-.;, \ 10
"PUSH OVER"
Comiag: -woman's W~ld ..
~-------------------- ------..., ISlrnrs and AdmlSSions of!icers Slt!wort mid lu;ts or such prop
erty nlong wtlh !it!rinl numbers
nnd other mformation should be
bled with the business ofJ1cc.
Rotes for inslrumcnts run 64
cents per $100 nnd Sl per $100
''nluc for cnmcrn equipment
Neither carry o manln1um charge.
Bamboo Garden
(formerly Club Indo)
Now Open to All Age Groups
Din in&. Dnn< lnf md Club r ilcililies nl Rt...t 1ur lnt Pnccs
Featuring Food to Go
I P M. to 2 A M Dolly
4 P.M. to 3 A.M. Snturdoy
Clo~ed 1'ul·sdny
8130 S. W. Barbur Blvd. CH 4566
_._fcisch 111ct1 1
'hotograplw
·y oua· ~ enior Voragcr
Photographer
3x5's ............ $9 doz. (color $2 each)
5x7's ......... $10 doz. (color $2.50 each)
8xl0's ........ $15 doz. (color $3.50 each)
Orders placed by December 1 will be dt-livered
before Christmas
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Proofs muy b•• returned lu studto or h•lokstore .
107 S. E. 16th Ave. Fl 1554-PR 1-5336 November 7-11 in Phoenix, Ari-
zonn.
Norr1s ho!l crvcd ns trcosurer
o( lhc orconu~nuon during the
prua ycor nnd "ns rcgistmtion
chmrmnn of the convention,
which fentured workshups tn
problcrru! of vetcrnns, foreign
:;tudcnts nnd college-high school
relations. -------
Group Sells Life. Time
At Special Student Rate
Alphn Kappa Pst, nattonnl
bus&ncss trntcmlty, will launch
1ts snlcs cnmpntgo Cor Time nnd
Lafc m o g tl% i n e subscriptions
'l'hul'!!day. Prices nl s~cilll stu
dent rtllcs for ODI." year subscnp·
Thursdn)' Prices nt spe<:anl stu
tlons ore $S ror T1me and S4 tor
1..1ft.:
Snlcs chnlrmnn, Ccorge Thom
ns, sny thnl snlcs booths will be
set up In the gym nnd at the
shftck. Persons dcsmng to :sub
scribe m11y do so nnd be billed
ot n Inter dntc.
Chicken & Dumplings
-Bnnque t Rooms-
Bruer's Tower
9656 S. W. Barbur Blvd.
CHerry 9065 CARO-AMICO PIZZERIA
Italian Dinners
Sc.r\'cd In the Old Paun House
in n real ltaUnn atmosphere
3606 S. W. Barbur Blvd. BR 9266
Rosa of Burlingame
will give you 15% discount on all blouses,
shirts. sweaters. jumpers, jackets, rain
coats, anklets, and holiday dresses. Come in
and look over !his wonderful selection of
girls' clothing. Also bring this ad in with you
in order to receive 15% discount on any pur
chase
Across street from New Burllnqame Fountain I
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Tttt PlONEER LOC
Page Four
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Champs to Host E Washington in Bid for 8 Straight
Hammer, Panther !Seniors Grub
P!~e o!~a~~ ~!~~ Starting Nods
BY TOM HI\RTLEY
forces Badgers to Air
BY DICK WARD
Le\\"IS and Clru'k carved 1\S
nrune on the 1954 Northwest
confl:n-noe chompaon hap troph)
turdD\' ntght '"tlh o 22-0 con
" of P Clf1e on the BndSt rs
mudd} faeld nd l!nmcd u co
champtonshap '\1: 1 t h Wall rncuc
nd College of ldnho.
Tht season 11Ulrkcd the fourth
uUe Cor the Pton«.oers nc: th~
haH~ shnred u\Jes m 1949, 1951
nnd 1954, \\ hlle wmnmg n elcnr
c:ut chomplonshtp ln 1950
A ginn~ ot Ute ftnal stundmg
cho\\ .n -unaquc order \\ ath Ulc
three t'O-champton. w1tb four
" n nnd one-lost records while
Puoftc. wnfi(')d I n d \\'lutman
ut.'d for second ~.:nch h •''lDC n
on<'-\\ on and four-lost record
NAIA Statistics Rank
Pioneers Tenth in Nation Fresh from their seventh
strolght win mrl n r;hnr•• In the
Notlhwcst conference crown \hc..•
!'lone rs tnkc on Emacrn W88h·
mgton college of cduc,,tion to
morrow nt Cnswold 11tndium.
LC. hnutmr. for I~ eighth In :n
ruw nnd n dumlnotion of Wru.h
lngton's smnlh.!l stntc schools,
hu,•mg prcvlou ly clumped West
ern ond Centrnl, \\ill pull out all
stops to w111
Scmors Dnrn~U E\•crott, Jtm
Q\Uck, 'l'om fJ 1klo , Dun Juhn
on. Carl Rcnncwilz nnd Jim
Stmlh \\Ill tori the gpm Caley
Cook I. stJII out of nction
En lctn cdgl•d out the Huston
men lost yNlr by 11 norrow 25-2-1
rnlur,tn The t co c h c rs were
dumped In l week hy Whtlwotlh,
6& 01 while the Plnnccrs trimmed
Pnclhc, 22-0
LC s powerhour.tl f o o l b nll
team r&nks tenth in nation in
tNtm rusbiog. according to sta
:tistics rolea~ by the NAlA.
The Pionc-clrs are DVera!Jlng
273.1 J'Wds p.r game. This in
dudes game of Nonmbcr 6. Con~.:h Joe liu!lton's hnc s~cms
ll.l et. better wuh ever.)' some,
tunung an thmr top performance
stntt uc WI'IC lnst w l' c k whtlc
holdinc Pae~fic to o neL M yards
SENIORS WHO WILL wur the orange and 1o.n. Co-captain Caley Cook. Jim Qu1ck, Tom rushing. The pcdormonrc of C'Cn-
bleck oi 1ho Lowis and Clark football team Daklos. Ron O'Brten and Carl Ronnewit~ ter nnd outs1dc hncbockcr Ralph
ior tho last time when tho PionHrs square off (Contor) Co-capsain Darr~ll EvoroU and Jim Stnlcy wru; prnl cd by Huston.
agairul EWCE Sniurdnr. al 2 p.m.. on tho Smith. running. I Gu.1rd Dcnn Soule duphcntca n
~-c_r_~_w_o_l_d~su_r_f_a_r~:_C_L_c_l_t_t_o_R~i9~h_t~)_D~on~J_o_h_n_·~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- fcnt ~wnccr~ by S~lcy cnrlier
The Ptont>ers v.-nsted lttUe tunc quorter o French pllSS wns de- in th~ season, grabbing n Bndger
m wrnppmg up the game Sntur- fleeted Into the nnns of nlcrl l..C Basketball Team Cut to 12 pass nnd ripping 511 yards !or 8
dll3i n1ght ns they took ad\·nnt- unrd Dcnn Soule. who barged TO
Gg\: of four PU miscues nnd tum-down \he Sidelines ror n 47-yn.rd As Work Begi·ns J·n Earnest The l!l54 \'i!r.IIOO of lhc Pio-
cd oLnm 'ftlO •L-n toU""hdOWJlS d nCCl"S Will Ctlll Jt quitS OftCr ten
loA"' ... uu """ ... touch own piny. Thts bme the nnd n flcld goal The fu-st of ll") ror potn\ was wtde, gi\•lng lknd Coach Eldon rllC bcgnn 'MuTal Football Ncar End .SIIturdll\'& O( lootbnll. After two
• these came ln the mttlnl penod the Pioneers n 13-0 advantage. work m earnest t.hts week !or rtutablll~ or t thf' IDtraulur:U !Hllbacks the lin;t couple of we<"ks
when Al Scot:\ :fell on Badger A fumble recovery by Darrell the roming s~nson nftcr trim-~~!~·~:,.~ •::~b"!u~-':.~! ~~~~ the Palotmt• hill crew found
quarterback Daruly French's Everett gn\'c \he Ptonee.r:s the bull ming hiS bnskctball tcom down c.~a?~ repoat.ln«' o bam \l •· I!H,-m"· lht!OUclvcs and m only one game
fumble on 'tbe PacifiC 34-yord on the PacJflc 13 and wailt l\$5 to t\\ ch·c. ' ru .. t Lbo D1nh, white U111 Polec•t• did they t•vcr trnil thcit' oppo
bnc. Three minuws hlt.cr Earl thnn thirty seconds le!l in the Included in the dozen \'Offal)' :r:t. L~m::: u:~~ · o~~: ... onot!~: ncnts while pu~tlng togelher their
Engebretson, the H all s b oro hnlf, Fhppm spht the uprtghts men nrc two who wall turn out and Lho Dolt, Blo.clt ba~\e. scven-gnmc wm twtrlng .
• ledgehommer. blnstcd lhrough rrom u1e twcnt)·-thrcc ynrd line after footbnll scnson ends-Ron
!rom th~ one to put the Orange wtth 0 held goul-hts second Stempel ond Jim Johnson
on lhc 5COrebo::;rd Fhppm's tl} uch c\•cr ntt.empted, scndmg LC Tho boopmen scrimmaged
for point ~":iS good out m front lG-0 agaln&t a city team l"t wook
Soule Rambl~ 47 Yarcli to TD Ad&on waa at break-nock paco
Midwny through the second Third TD-Sm•th to Flippin Pau throughout the coolest. LC dia·
DEAN SOULE
Outstand•ng in Tille Gamo Tlte hnol Pioneer touchdown playt!d con1idorablo shooting
&: mt e rly In the fourth quarter potential. hilling woll on most
nrtcr Bitl St.cmpcl fell on o fum-shots triod.
blc on the Pnciftc 19-yard line. Reboundmg, nl\\•oys an itnpor
Ful h ck Ron O"Bnen moved to tant phust> of the gome. found
U fJVt and on the next play the Pioneer bt(.'tnen dorninntmg
J Smith 01ppcd n short pass the boord5 Fax hn slrcs ed the\
tQ Gene Fhppm nll nlonc in the 1Mt brenk so fnr thu; season and
end zone ill•~ t,.. un h o v. po sabillhes
Th'-' h1ghha;ht oa lin: 1.'0ntest there. I
"o Ute P1oneer dclcnse which The Pioneou aro working
hmllL'<i U1c B~dgers to just 30 with ono eya on th~ December
) ards on Lhe ground ond ~8 vards 3 g mo on c o m p u · ttqlllna1
through lhc wr on {lvc compTe- Sarrumcnto State. Lall year
tloru oul of 24 <empt tho Statera handed LC one of
--~- iU worat pasllnq of tho yeor
Basketball 'Murals Due in a game played in Caltior·
For Debut After Vacation nla. Forward: Hnl Aduan, G-1, Jr.;
The intramural baa.ketball Dick Grnnt, G-1 soph : Wcs
lcogue will bogin immedi&Jo· Strnhm, G-2, oph Dave Gnrd-1
ly following Thanlc&gi•ing •a-nel, 6-4, f.rosh. Conter: Loren
cn11on. Team£ intor~sted in Michelsen, 6·6, aoph.; Don Word,
playing muat be slgnod up by 6-5, soph Guard: Gnry Jock on,
ncx:t Wednesday. 5-10, r: Dunne Brad)' 6-0, Jr ,
When going out to
eat, don't forget
the place to go is Gene Helm, 5-JO, soph., Joe Bou
ttn, 6-0, oph Duo to report of~r
( tbnll Jun Johnson, 5·9. soph.:
nnd Ron Slemp 1. G 1 ~ fru h
Swimming Maidn Win Mcl!l;
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dn) nftcrnoon at 2 30 p rn
Tu:kct.ll for the Maxwell Ander
son-Kurt W\"lll mu&acol drnmn
nr~· ovn1lnblo! nU d11y todoy ol the
bookstore for niJ thr~·c pt rlorm
anci!S nnd will nlso be uvnfloblc
nl the box of!1cc m the theater
hatr-nn-hour hc.for~ curtain llm<!
nt nll shows, occoading to Herb
Scholdcr, theater l.IUBincss man
ager.
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uon uf Dr. Clifiord E. Hnmnr, ",u fentw-c n cnst of more thnn
45 people. mdudms o Negro nnd
white chorus "Lo t m the Stars"
deals with rncial prejudice in
South Africa and rcatureB Lee
L.n>:dal, Janet Dn\'ls, Ron I.oew, LEE LAXD.AL
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AND CLARK COl .1 EGE EST. 1867
Vol. XUI Pioneer Log, Portland. Oregou. Friday, No•embcr 19. 19S4 Numlxlr 10
Rodio Stotion GW Joins Glenn Shelley
In Donating Music Librory Worth $12,000
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The mus1c department bas
again entered the spoilight lhis
week with the announcement by
department head John Stark
Evans of the bequest of a 3000
All-College 'Sing'
Registrations Due
t\11 organiza tions wishing to
enter the lrndhionnl AU-College
Christmas sing must reg1stcr
With Phi Mu Alpha Smfonia. the
sponsoring group, no later than
5 p.m. November 30. according
to Hal Swafford, presidcnl.
Phi Mu hns set no specific
theme Cor th1s year but suggests
that all groups use traditional
Chnstmas carols or popular mu
SIC: with n dclanflc Christmas
connotnl1on. lnformaUon needed
b) Pha Mu lB the nnmc of the
group entering, the title o! the
number to be sung ond the com
poser, nnd the name of the choir·
mun or conductor.
The information mn.r be
tu Swnfrord, c:nmpus P.O.
438, Rill Cox. box 403, or
Newmon, box 465.
Senior Pies Cheaper sent
box
Don volume music Iibrnry belonging I Upon retummg to the college n
to rndto stat1on KGW. sccbnd time and unloading this
The rad1o station I.S m the proc-music:, Dr. E\•ans 'received a call
ess of changang locations and in from KGW organist Glenn Sbel-• so doa.ng, made the g1fl. Abc Bet-ley ll seems the second load wns
COVJtZ, former head of the KGW has O\ltn entire collectio n of or
music department, spent some 30 gnn and pua.no mu.ic.
years building up thtS huge ClOl-1 Thl5 collcuion. alone with Lhc
lectlon wluch is valued nt almost recent memorial glfl of Mrs.
$12,000. Mnunc:e Scatz, composed of 2000
The collection contains 2773 clru!~ucnl records wall be a great
clnsical nnd senu-clasacal orches- oddiuon to lhe department. Dr.
tral scores and parts, 126 musical Evans mud.
comedy scores and 120 volumes Another announcement made
of tno music. wns the fmal location of tbe new
Or. Evans had no sooner tmns-mus1c bunding, to be begun
ported the library to the college someume m March or April. It
thnn Tom Rishworth, announcer as to be sttuatcd about 20 feet
al KGW, cnlled and said an north of the parking lot by the
equally 'large amount of music: theater. The volunteer maple
h:ld JUSt been found. please come \\all be cut out, lenvmg tbe build
back. lng wath o v1ew o! ML St. Helens.
Opportunities Now Open to Juniors;
Semester in National Capital Offered
All second "P.mcstcr juniors 1scnrcl1 proJects m partacular sub
~·ith SHOO an6 ndt.oquate bnck- JCCt.4..
grt,unds 1n government nrc cllgi-1 Richard Judd, seniOr poUtic~l science mnjor, nttcndl'd the UOJ·
ble ns candldntes for the Wnsh· vcrs1t~ lnst yenr ond dee1ded
ington Semester plnn that .. perhaps ilie best Uu.ng
The plan as designed to ctvc nbut the Wnshmgton Semester
studeni.S o chance to study United plnn lS thnt it brings students
States go .. ·emment first hnnd close to Y. hmgton .qu<Jbbles
while attending th\.' Amertcan ond shows lhl'm the constructi\'C
Unh·c.rs1tv m Wnsbmgton, o.nd \'aluc of the two-porty tensions. -bring them m contact w1th go\'· Cnndldntes wall be 5CJ'Celled ns
c PIC'S <Jl tavt. b~ ""'en mch I crnmc.nt lenders through speeinl to '' hether or not they hn\'C the
uti or photo l!l c $1 o pcr dou•n l~tures nnd c:on!crenet.'s whacb prcpnrot1on th t w11l mok<> the
mthu than $lfl ~.:rrnntumt'd meet ut such plnces t•s Ute Stntc Ln:unmg \alunblc to them oru:J
an the Cold£>r tl \\'lth proo!S dl'pnrtmen t, congress, White L• v. nnd Clork
«.'t''nhn,:: t. n Fl 151:hm m. h~ and em bass.!<$ Student.! mtercslcd should np-
phot•1 jr11t e ln addttaon to the nbo\ c, stu-pb to Dr 1J G Dubach an Bo-
dents underu.ke mdcpendent re Dlm: RoMld Colemnn and Donnn Day
In prominent roles.
Robert Griggs has damned the
numcrout tela, bnsang some of
them on 1llunrnUoru of the orlg
lnnl Brond~ny production . Je n
Popk nnd Jack Booch arc ln
charge of makeup lor N"Lost In
th<> SLnr:s," which prt'SC'nlJl t:ame
unusual problems In that n num
ber of wrutc cast mcmbcrt must
be mndc up for Ulc roles oC col
ored people.
Pr.ascslln W~t dJrectl the
chorus with Barbara Fnbct play
Ing the musical accompnnim ent.
Dr. Hamar promi.SCS "an l':nt.c!r
tnlnin.c nnd moving" ahow tor
RON LOEW ; lhts climax to Religion-in-Life
week. He bu directed "Lost l.n
Ute Start" before. hnvfng given
It at Ea.itern New Mexico univer
Sity, wh<!tc he taught before com-
-•• a whito wprllmacy man. mg to LC last year.
Cornivol Motif to Highlight
A nuol 'Full Fonlosy' Dance
Something new wUl be :fea
tured m the wny of orcltcstrnJ at
th~ Lnrnbdo Ph1 Ep 1lon ''Fail
Fantasy" Saturday night, No
vember 20, from 9 to 12 in the
gym
Instead ,pf the usual onmc
bands. the Lumbdns wall hnvc the
Portland All Star Orc:hcstrn, a
hnnd-p1ckcd group of some of U1e
best muatcums m Portland, l.n
cludmg Lnrry Morrell, Jerry Mc
Clelland, John Bennett. Hal
SwnHotd. Don Woodland, Bob
Catrns, and Eddy FJenne:r of
LcwlS & .CWrk.
A cnrni\·nl theme will be car
~ied out and unique decorations
arc promised. A circus tent c:!
:fect will be found 10 the center
of the dnoce noor nod nulumn
colors or orange, bro\vn, and
green v.•ill be used. Tbcre will be
plenty or tnb]cs nnd chairs for
non...<Jnnccrs who would like to
listen to the mume and sample
the :free refreshments.
Suits for men 11nd hccls :for
women, no flowers, nrc ln order
for the informal n.flalr and nn in·
fonnal atmosphere will be em
phasized for the evening.
Entertainment ~~u feature a
piano solo by Crclghton Mc
Grnth. and n quartet composed
of Joek Vennblcs. Don Woodland,
J1m Crook. nod Don Palmer \\ill
smg "'Halls of h'Y" and "1 Got
Shoes"
Cafeteria Schedules
Turkey for Tuesday
Thanlagh•ing dinner for dor
mitory students will be son·
od next Tuesday nlgbt, wblcb
will 6o a no·guest dinnor. ac:·
cording lo Paris W. Stewar.t.
busineu maooger.
Breakfut only will he un
on Thursday but all meals wiU
be acned as wual Friday
Uuough Sunday of tho ~aca·
tlon. Stewart urges 1111 students
who plan to remain on tba
c a m pus Tbanbgiring day
withoui dinner 1nritaticnu to
sign up with direc:ton of their
respec1iv. dormhorll!l. Co-clmirmcn for the daru:c aro
Curt Cut.hrie, l\1crlc McCoy. ond
Vcm Noland. Committee bends
nrc Hcrm Wclc:h, rdreshmenta:
CllU Dunoff. od,•ertlsmg; Don
Word, decorations, nnd Jim Pet
erson, entertainment. Mr. and
Mra. Neal Snbtn nod Mr. and
Mn. Wnrren Smith will serve os
palrons and patronesses.
Curt G u t h r i e, eo-ehninnnn,
urgt: cvCJ') one to come out for an
"c.:<tremely enjoy:tblc cvenill&"
which be ontiCJpotcs will surpass
lnst ycnr's dance, a huge rueces:s.
He nlso n!minds everyone tlult
this is the lllSt aU-school mformal
donee of th~ season. and will be
held the mght ot the last home
game.
'1"1ckets are being sold by all
Lambdas and tnn)' nlso be pur
cbnsed at the door.
Prospective Profs
Eligible for Grants
Senior men or recent grndua~
preparing for a career in coDege
teachmc nrc now eligible to ap
ply for scl101nrships pro\'1ded by
the D:mforth foundnuon oC St.
Louis, Missouri.
Applicnnt.s are aeceptcd from
the fields of o.aturnl 11nd b1oloJ;t·
cal 5C.lcnei5, SOC1al 6Cenc:es, bu·
rruuuucs and all fields of s~nl
fz:ntion. The mrudmwn nnnunl
grnnt for single recipients is
1800 and :for marned candid tcs,
$2400 Students w1th or wtthout
hnancnl need are in\'1ted. to np
ply.
Dr. Charles Bow«nl, dean of
rnculty, has been named by pres
adcnt Morgnn S. Odell as the llat
son officer to nominate to the
D:mforth foundntio.n two. or not
to exceed t~ . candidates for
these ! UoWli.hips In addition to
the Drulf'arlh award, the wmner
ll llo\\tld to accept other scllol·
nrshtps.
All nppheatlons, mcludma: rec
ommendations. must be com,plet·
cd by Fcbnuit)• 15, 1955 Anl·
student \\-uhing add.luonal infor
mauon nut) c:o:ntacl Dem How
nrd.
Jesus Asks 'All Facets' Says Dr. Evans
By Slc'ip Wright I personality, Evnns contanucd.l or the humnn mind, 'Voithout
"''Way down an evc1·y mon's I poanun~ out the ""1U'IOUS colic-which it O\'Crflows its bounds.
heart:• said guo~t spcnker Or. giate '1cwpoints townrds Chra I JUlll ns docs the Missffisippi Th·er."
Lout Hudle.y Evans during the 1 ns o tcoch~r ond inh•llcctunl. 'l'wo dlfrt're.~t conscienct>s. w~re
f1n;t cconvoen Uon or Rt:!llgwn ·m-Thl) probl~m of oducntton to-ltt.t d by the modern CU'CUit rid·
L1fc wct•k "somelh ing, som~onc dny, he noted, is to malw colic· u.. n t \'PC which ch.:pcnds m
\\cars n c:.Own." slates grow up until their ISpirll· larGe mca..uro on immedtntc sur·
The compos1tc "somethlnc" ual mteU1gcncc cnt('hes up with rounding~ and wh1t:h reaches to
suggested to LC students by ;the thc1r intellect.. • \"anous atlmuH tiS U1ough lt were
Presb:rt<>nan mlnsitcr-at-large Is "Christianity... he conunucd, "!ollowmg n wheelbarrow.. and
Jesus Chrll!il and Chrlstlnnily. "gives us n motivated schm••e, onother, 11tend1cr because it t1
Jesus demands nll facets of the and provides a Jeg1timtlle control standardit~ by o "magnetic
• north."
The minister commeated on the
swpulnr theol"l nd\· tmc opcn-
rrundcdncss by comparliiG i
lack or selcct.h'ity to tllat of lhc
city dump.
Mmds, he snad, must be 'kept
he:althy JUst rut bodies must, by
~rtnin ce-nsorship be.forc l.ntak~
The evongc.h L nppronchcd lhe
lden or human expcrlenoo by
eomparfng the mysteries of com-monp'Uicc hems sueb as the radJo
nod light bulb to deep spiritual
myatc.ncs. and pomt~ng out that
the USC ot ·them C\•idellces faith
Rcligion-iJl..Life week is in Its
lul das today. Conclusion of the
week will be with performances
ot ''Lost in the Stars" in the
cmmpu.s theater tonight. Satur
day nnd Sunday afternoon. Co
chalniien of the w~k w~re Ann
Fitch and Chuck Jcnkms.. ,
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11 H 1. I On the Social Side with Elste Baker
Gu ,~, Editorial 0 ege ypno IS •
The filth in our 9uost odhonal aeriu Ia. wo fHL v ry appropriate.
lt ia w:rttt~ n by tho man who haa oarnod tho reaped and admiration
ol tb entire stud nt body durin!3 thCJ past we1ek ••• tho man who
~:: t.:: ::.:" H•"•'···'•·L"• •••• • .... •••<~" .... n~.t-Candidates Seek Greets New Members
lt's ens'' to wan t1n ckl"llonl
All u wkcs lli to hlrt> nn nrm)
of mnss hypnottst.s and hnvt: eltch u your •orortn rr 1emll:r, llon<ltatJ' olub or ... ocla\lott b•• dono an:r
your n•w• In tJ:u LOO oUic~ bef&~re TuHc1liJ' noon, 11nd yon clln rea1l It
your n• 111 \.11 Lo oUtce b•lor• TuMitii.J' nt>on, 11ni1 7011 GAD :1"411\rt lt Do l'ou K11oH lour Jflt>habet?
Th~ college :)entur had drcnmcrl n drcnml (S~mm -s do
dream no,,• nnd lhen.) H~ wns mnt·chmg at the head or Ius
class to the gat~ of the campus, sangmg: "'Where. where ar(!
Uu! lordly seruor:.?-out, out in thL' cold, cold world.''
A burly man ln heavy armor accostod him and said.
"Halt. who goes thoro?" The sonior roplied: "I am prosi
don! of the senior class. sir."
"Where nfle you gomg?"
"We are gomg out to conquer the world, str."
The burly giant ru;ked, "l nm the world: wath whnl are
you gomg to conquer me?"
··we ha' e an A. B. degree, s1r."
Scornfully the giant oxclaimod ... An A. B. degree!
Tho firs! two letters of :the alphabotl Young man. why
don•t you go back and locun your alphabet?" Tho senior
awoke with a start. Have you??
Those things for· whtch an A B. degree normally :stands
do not make up a sufflClent alphabet. Education is the devel
opment of the Jlormnl faculties of man and lhey are body.
mmd and sow. "&lcll of these is a s1dc of the cduc<:lllonal tn
auglc and the collapse of any stde means the collnpse of the
whole structure. Herem lies Ute weakness of ony purely
"secular" institution of education. unc t 'lllOnl'd tH n poll.
Dr \ olney• Pnw, nralll.'l! Cll' ot
psyd1olo and nn nrdcnt h) pno·
tist, c ·pNamcnv•d successfully
w1th swtnJ;mR on t lcctlon by
pcr.Com11ng moss hypnollls.
An expc.rlmc ntnl dcclion wn
tallied In Dr. Fnw's gcncrnl psy
chology cln.ss nnd then his gcnlu
begon to opcrnt He h~ pnotlr.ed
tht: clnss nd told cnch lndsvid·
uu1 to yote for the opposflc con
d1dOlt' of his cholc~ After the
second poll Wrul taken the toll}
howcd a 10 pt:r et nt 1tcl1 of
\"'l~S.
A cbongc of 10 per cent in n
nntlonnl election mlcht be n lnnd·
shd~ m fo\'or of the rcsoul'ccful
cnnd•dnte. With the rud o! "pro
f~ssionnt" mnss hypnotists lt
could hnppen but the question
nnscs.. "would 1t he wise?"
Africa to Portland In Ute LOO htd.l\)'.
All mC)mbctrs and irtrndr ot tho Loti in lho Star· ea.t will
mttot iollowlng the final ~rformunce Sunday nflornoon to
"atrike tho sol.'' and to rolax ut a woll dosorved c:ali perty.
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As part of the Alpha Kappa P•l Northw111t dl11trict confor·
cncc held Novomber l2. at tho Multnomoh hotel, 14 men woro
inllinJ~d into 1h~ L.owi.J l\nd Cl~trk chapter. Now members arC!
Don Atchhon. George Cerney, l.ou Althaus, Tom GrMr. George
Cutbde. L s Howatt. Ed Kny. Don Lindsay , Cono Pfl~Uer. Don
Ronn. F'loyd Ragner, Don Young, Wall Potors 11nd Loron Michelson.
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p lrlleapnttng In the matmt1on were Wnyllc Schroyer. Grnnd
''ICc·prL &dl'nl trom Denver uni\ ~rs1ty. Bob l{oc:k. nsst tnnt uotlonol
crctl111 treu urcr nnd AJ Denton. tre.tsurcr or Utt! Alumnl chnptcr
ol Portlnnd
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Colhocon, homl ('conom•e:s club of Lewis nnrl Clark, will mc<'l
ut 11 a.m. Novt:mbcs· 23, sn the horn£'·U~onomsc dcpnrtm• nt. Thl:
mccuns wtll fcnture tltt. uutsnt1on or 17 now members anto th<
orgum7.ntaon. Offtct'rs. wllb the e, ccpllou of the prC!Osdcul, B rburn
Or1·, wall be ch.:ctcd at the snmt ttmc
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Dr. a.nd Mu. A. A. Groening will onlertain physics majors
and faculty mcmbou at o get·ac:quainted party and do '\ert Tues·
day enning at their homo at 0520 S. W. Palatino Hill roasd
• • • A uni""ers.ity president said some time ago: "This
child humanity bas i:rnm.ell5e limbs. a medium-sized
bead and a very small soul." Such a personalitY could
destroy u.s.
Shortly before I Je.ft PJLtsburgh to come to the Holly·wood
church, the student body preSident of Carnegie Institute of
Technology called me and satd, "Or Evans, can you address
our annual student banquet thiS year?" A ·mtlo traveling rnuaic.
plea,o'' for Robert Ekwuonc
!rom tho Gold Coati of B'tituh
Wer.t Africa who. accord\ng to
a telegram rcceivod by tho ad·
mluions office. has hlr. airlines
ticket purcbued and is roady
to como to LC for tho mld·yoar
semester
Elcwueme la a countryman of
Edem Ekong. present LC stu·
doot. The Young Republicons vnll hold on orcnniz.nuonal mH•tmg ot
12 noon Tuesdoy, Nov(;mber 23 m the cof<:tcrsn. The purpose or lh
mccttng Will be to orcamtc a delegnhon for the slnH~Widl• Im'ellng
of lhc Young Rcpubhcon co11cgc league on Dccembr H. nnd to dcct
off seers for the conung ~ Nlr. All persons mh.;rcsH.'<i in jolmng the
club or pnrt1<:1pnt1ng nrc urged to nttcnd tlll<; mccung, nccordmg to
Bob SmsU1, presidenL
I knew what they were used to havmg: a saxophone solo,
a cartooniSt. plum puddmg nnd nn all-around good tunt>.
••what shall I talk about?" I inquired.
"Talk about God.'' he satd. "What do you think ts the mat
ter wtth this cockeyed world?" Tech had not talked like that
five vears before. • The next weok. to my surprise. the president of the
University of Pittsburgh 8tudent body called and said•
"'Doc. the mathoma.tlcs depcrrlmont o! our university gives
us a. 1ifty-mlnuto class period a year to do with as we
-wish. We talked it over and decided we wantod to ask you
io come and address five hundred Pill ongin~ers."
"On what subject?'' I asked.
''Talk to us on why engineers need God,'' he smd.
Then I exclauncd ... What's the matter with you men at
Pitt? What is going on?"
He replied earnestly: ''Dr. Evans, we are afra1d of these
things we•\·e got in our hands. Our souls hove not caught up
w1th our brains. \Ve're upset!"
Smart c:ollegia:n.sl Reall.zlng at long last that unless
spiritual matura!ion were a part of oduc:aUon. unless the
spirit caught up wUh sdenco, it might be the end! We
must increase our spiritual capacities!
American education used to have Uus capac1ty :for the
spiritualities our fathers did. The sermons in colonial days
were U1ree hours long and "only irksome to the ungodly" :as
someone sa1d .
After such a lengthy sermon, a young man sidled up to
the minister and said, "Domini, you weary me, you pn:ach too
long!"' The minislcr looked at the young ;man scathingly and
satd: ''Young man, you'~e a little jug and you art! easily filled!"
That 1S our trouble-our limsted spiritual capacity. Big heads
and ~ Cltil ·; :><>uls!
Some &tudent.G ea:sily gel their .. fill" of religion. Some
exclcnm: .. Too much religion In Rellgion·ln·Life week."
One ..oss\on is enough and iheir little }ugs are filled.
Others hCJ"o the capacity to take It and to love lt-91"eat
jugs for greaJ souhl Those aro lho heart and the hope • •
SNOOPIN . WITH STANISLOUSE
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SCIENCE HAS IT
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Mnn. 1'-thiS m..:chomco1 UJ!l' gtttlng sp"emUzedl Tlwy'\'(' even
di.'SJCnL"d n spceJ:tl moclunc los fruits. It went on display Wednesday
an the shock nnct o!fcn; fre h frutts for o d1me
The new "Fusser's" gUide nlso come upon thl.! scene Wcdn()sdny
and lht re's no telhnc what romonlJc foundations moy be hnd bL"
cnuse of st. P1 Udtn t;psslon speared nractJcally no expL'llSI! m compil· •
IVCF will hold a discuuion
meeting at 7 30 Monday. No·
vombcr 22 a1 the home o! Corol
Nolhigor . 4030 S. W. Tunnel·
wood Rd.
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CongmtulultQnS to t h c Ill w
porenls! It's n nu·l-born Octob•·t·
29 to Mr. nnd Mrs. Robc11 Grn\'CS.
Also proud pnrcnlS of n bub~
girl, who m rh•cd Novcmbt!r 5,
cu c Mr: ond Mrs. Chuck Hulmg:;.
me thas c:omplet ("') hst of vltul staustu:s.
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Really k 1 d d 1 e 1t's nmozmg
"hat n r.uy can lcnrn In college
Last year, for example. m Dr.
Andt:rson' reJ,gson 101 class. I
learned how to sny "that's the
way the ball bounces" -m Gcr·
man. yet. For the benefit of the
unmformcd, u's freely trunslntcd
ns: "Das ist en Ieben."
Or. from Dr Gro~ntng's phySICS
class, we lcurn thnl the dnys in
the wmter arc longer thnn th""
duys m th<! summcrl Tbnt's rein·
lively spo'akmg. ot course, sinrf!
lht! parol sol •• r ncbulnc nrc bt!tng
forcPd mlo the sun n1 a fantnl!•
llcnlly m 1 nul c rnk of tsmc,
(which [or reasons of s1mphcJiy
we shnll refl.'l' to mcrel) as the
umd&rcctJonol sp(ICC conlinuum).
Anyway, at IS catogoucnlly w1tl,in
U1e polr>s of thas cnloc\tc mew·
morphosis that durmg the pro
gress of the unldirecuonal spncc
conunuum we find the daze be
coming longer. llnLE MAN ON CAMPUS
~o·
'1011 f~LL
\4Nilf0
'fill~
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of :the campus today.
The Chrisllan college stands for the maturation and de-
\•elopme:nt of Ute three dime:ns1onaJ pcrsonalaty-body. mind
and souL It can be the answer to the cry of a frustratl!d world
in which we have gottPn straight A's m the tcchnolog•es and
flunk oo the spiritualities. Much Will be satd ohout the sec·
ond most successful football sea·\
son an the ht tory or L.ewt and I
Clark (and Albany), llul l too
v:nnt to congrntulntc u grent
bunch of m••n, men wht) uf1ur
lwo & o: I backs can wsn caghl
straight and nt U1e :;nmtl time
masntatn the allllo.'dt• and ~Pml
thot made them (!uad mnb~u
doNI (or Liewas and ClMk wlwr·
ever they wt•nt. • .,. -t: --/i ' ~ "-On th' other hand-Thia "f" JUST MIGHT reflect o pretty
poor job of teaching.
But we are coming to ll.fe and listening to tht~ cosmic
rorttcinJ \ruhHr.nllon ()( 1 ht A•u•odllttic\ Htuolrnt • of l.rwht null
f'oll101 • PilL h;lloitl \\ • ltly llurlrlR 1110 oollrg• ) c.-Ill' tllat;,.crltotlpu rnlt~
I" {HI P• r )'• nr. (!: nt• r•d u •• o•und diUIII tniiU 1 ut l'ortlllutl, (lr<>gon. demand now: ''Give ua a generation that knowa Ua alpha·
bet. You who havo added thO" C of Chrilt to commerce .
God to geography . falth to facta. 110ul to science. spiritual
intention to &eleaUH c invention , motives to machines.
mercy to might. lovo to logic. brotherhood to botany. pity
to power and lo'f'e to these limbs of ateell"
Jn this week Lcw1s nnd Clark has reminded us that herein
lie!> the answer of the whole alphnbet . Without that, "B A."
wall simply tand for "Builders of Alibis" for another genera
tion that has £ailed. -Dr. Loul.a Hadley Evans I nm rcrrundcd of the worru
of 11n old foot ball conch of nun• •
ns follows:
"Eorly to bed and enrly to ri5c EDlTOfHAL STAFF
11 rh Roholch r. tr:dhur; IJiu.nn J'ortJI, .A!Uili!Utnl h•lllur' ~~oro! Utll n •
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J> Ul Mo•hr:r, Erlllorlbl l"llllur, Jolin lltown, <'UII)' 1i:<lltor, On) .h n'-lnll'..
A'nd your clrl goos "ut with
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.liV• rtblnt; Friday. November 19. 1954
AAUW Approves College:
Women Graduates Eligible
\\'omPn t:rQduntt>s of Lewis ond hus for .Y~'lirs been ur.ed 10 roster
Clark nrc now • hglhle for mcm-nnd promote tht' lnt • lS r
l I · · 1 , 1 crcn u 1crs HP 10 lw hmer con Asso-\l.on•cn tn educntum
llflhOn t~f University Women 1
I 'l'h llniLCltlll(Pcl Dcnn of Wnmcn, " AAUW b(lol( on JIOIJCil'll
Jo'rc~dn 0 llnrtzf,,ld . Uil••s th('l\c r••qulrem~nls lor
'J'hc r,olicy uf limltlnLt Its metn· nppruvbl: 1. Ralang of the R•··
l1t'111hlp to gwduntPfl of lnahtu-f.!ictnal Ace• ••r.lll inr. Am;oclntion,
tums nu •·llng AA UW slnnclurdli 2 n tronv. background CJf ~cnt rol
ASLC to Study
Students-F acuity -Lewis and Clnrk hoa undcr
Ulkcn thl! problem of IStudyang
student • fnculty 1'Clnhonsh1ps
here Qnd nl other colleges in
Orc(IOII, IL'I n result or the Oregon
Jo'ederolion of Collcglolc Lenders
convention hclu November 12
and 13 ot Southern Oregon Col·
llgl' o£ Educnllon nl Ashland
1'h1s onnounccmclll \O.:n rnoc.lc
hy John l~cnncu , ASLC presi
dent, who otlcndcd lht• confer·
t:nCC,
JlJscussions ''ere held l~n I hu
prnblemll o! how to h!lld ,, dis·
CllliSIOn, lhc scopl• und nolurc
nr student government nnd [1~11·
demac flt'edom. The different
idcns ond menus of sludent go\'·
crnmcnt on dtffcrl.!nt cnrnpuscs
ond cxchnnge nsscmbhes were
• lso Items or diilcus:non'
There wc.•rc many fmc speak
en;, Bennett rclnt.cs, including
Pl'Uft or Knrlan Cnpper-Johnson
or Lewis nnd Clru k. who spoke nn
the Umtcd Nnt1ons ol the Fnda~ ·
luncheon sothcrlng.
Army Dietician Coming
Women r.tudt:nto ml~;lcstcd In
dl~tctscs, occupnttonltl therupy or
phystcnl therapy will be nble to
dlsc.·uss profl!SStonr.l trnininc in
these faeldll with MnJor Gt!Ol'·
view S. Beurd, No\'cmlH!r 22
Mnjor Bcntd IS the sixth nrmy
r<>prescntnlivc of the Women's
Mt>dtcnl Spt•CJohst corps.
Capital Hill
Rarber Shop
Hair Cuts $1.00
1103 Taylor• f'orry Road
~ lltl.tle Wt1t of nurll~•m• Sbopplng Cen~r l•dllcntlon, 3 ndc•quotL' pro111 Hin!l
for \\umcn 1\ludl'nts 111 soclol t:'du
cotlon, nu:d&cnl sc•·vlcc, physlcnl
l:d\11 nt1on nnd hl'nllh p1 onrorn, 4.
roft.: lunol opportunlttcR 1or
\\omen or the fnl'ulty and od
mlnl~h atlon {lnd 5. molntcnnncc
of the ncudemac freedom ot the
faculty
''Lcwts ond Clnrk'& women
B•·nduotc:! nrc forlunntc In Lho\
thu\ cnn now bf' n pnrt of
AA UW'a hrood program, work·
111g through the various study
groups In lcgtslut10n, mtea notion
al rdoLtons, socml studies, ort,
und tnustc,'' clalmt..od Ueon llortr.
fcld
Journalism Honorary
Sells Studenl Guides
Students who nuglecl huymr.
the PIONEER GUIDE tor 25
cents bclorc Thnnksgivmg vncn
tJOn wtll be chnrgl.'d 30 c~nts for
their copit-.s of the student-lncul·
ty directory, nccordtng to Tom
Coldsm1th, editor
GUIDES mny be purchnscd in
U1e snack shock nnd bookstore or
from dorm repn!Scntnuves Sk1p
Wright, Stcwnrl; Caley Cook ond
Chuck \Volker, Plntl, and Don
na Dny and Vclta Moe Wnrd,
Akin
Pl'occcds from the publlcnlton
go for {l frcshmon JOUrnnlllltn
scholnrshtp spomorcd nnnun lly
by th~ publishers, Pi Dcltu Ep
silon, nnt trona I JClurnnhsm hon
Ot<ln' ~ .
Korea to Pennsylvania
~. H.~o.m ,3tephcn) L<!c, .. tu
dcnl from Koren nl LC lost ycnr,
hos enrolled nt Wilkes college m
Wilkes Borl'c, Pcnnsylvanio, oc
cordmg to lnformntion \\ hich
reached the LOG this week. THE PIONEER LOG Page ThrM
Maintenance Staff
Need Rides-Or No Job
Two memhora of tho college
rnalntonanco alaff nood rides Weill Show Proves
Superior Musical
84JtoT'a ~~a l 'rh• followtag rn·l-or "loollt. t.D tlae 8L&n," wlll~h OIJ.U•
to end from tho campus ('Gch tontcM In Lha caan&n• thutot' lor a tbrH•0•7 n~oa, wofllt1 OTdiDArtl.:r ap~
day and unlou uch ._onapor -ln next w•o'a LO Dae to tb• Tht.nllatr1W"lA4r boUil&7o llowrre-r, t.here wUl u ~ no PAIItr noxt w k. •o LOO Drom& Or1Uc ol•c1r Booch ~wod Lbe ah011r
lotion 111 ftYallablt they wUl on tlie ttaala of lul •'-'lhl'• p~"e'ltow, whleh wan att.01&4tld bt O"tr a:H> am· d•nt1. han to quit lh•lr joba ot lh~ By Jack Booch
coll"go. according lo Diamond .. The s~udcnl nudtcnc or the I' lr Ae.t• th~.:ntu haJL mght wttnt ~d
Mltcholl, cuatod1lln at Palatine n prt:'VICW P"r!orm trtt'" of h truly outsumdtng lh•mlrtt:lll ps~'c • "Lo 1 in
mt·nor. Both NUl ahara car 1h1 SUtr!l," wrltlt.:li h~ l,uhtzcr r•rU.C nulhor Mnxwt!.ll .Anderson nfld
cor u. the lilt(' com~J()S(•r Kurt Wcrll. proved to be n rcnlly grerat mu leal
Studllnla coming to S and lO clrftmO
o.m. chauec are urgocl to coil Thoro woro many high po1n1s in tho Fir Acu' produl:llon af
tho followlng puaonc: Percy lhiri moving relig•ous mu.acal. In lho looding rolo LO(I L4Utdnl
Daw"• 904 S.E. 70th Bvenuo, b h
Ll4490, who work& 10 a.rn. to roug 1 a dcopncu of convichon and sincerity. UnfortunaJoly hi•
111ncerlly wasn't matchod by an undenlandtng ot tho hnC!$. His
4:::10 p.m., and Mn. Hanle degradation as a dofeatod Nogro minlucr bocamo monotonous
Bello Cross, 41 Sacramento and aodiouc.
strut, TUJOU, who works 8 He fell knto lhc hobat of I nmnc hcnvtl) on tw; tiJDt: sf he w re
a.m. to 4:::10 p.m. 1 1~.. h h h " IIT'"111ntM<""~"""",.;.,...--rr--- f-~---, qu tc enpp •:o l roug out l c ahow nl smgtnr. t mun7 hm
:.howt.d stcn of atrntn, 1llhoogh ht. d1ctJon w fll all llmr clt.ar
and undcntnndnblc Many PO Boxes·
A \'ailable Now In tho £ocondary role Janet Davia abon(J like many 11 pro
fClauional &ln!i'Or ·actr~u. She brought such spu·u and life to the
role that she1 moved many in Jho lludloncet to tears with her
hurt-rending 11ngin; of "Trouble Man" Bnd earned 8 spontan-
Thc Jock of n posl oHkc box cous round ot applau.C!.
1110'' be th" couse ot massing iJ'll. Ronald Cuh•mun tn the pn1l of Absnlom pi"(' nWd o very t~uch-
portont mr:sRngc s. occordlng to hag nnd pottwt.•c Jllctut'oc 111 the ot:CIII! witt r ·he roaltzed tbul h1 doom
.Mr Evt lyn L•.wls, swatchbonrd wn ancviutblc nnd mnrracd l11nn Hon Lo w nd Cordon Trob.mnw
SUfJervtl!or, who urges thM all h · d caghlcnc the plrCot•man• e tmml!ns.ur:•bl~ \l.i 1lh U\r:1r de• p p re• p
r>tudcmts ho\: boxes :aeigned them. hon of thP lam• ~~~d pull hrd dcl!V"'n' ln lht vc1y dlrtu:ult on~.
PJ('nty of room Is 11\'alloble, she "Who'll Buy? Dounu on, dt ltnguu h• d hn'$alf
snad for l'Vcry student to hove a The mo't outata.nding nrJ ol tho show wa,; Jh~ choral music as
uox whethet he li\'CS on or ofC dlrt'eled by Prisdllu West. The chorus aetcms 1o ~ th unifying
cnmpus. ond students should Ioree in a &how that aomeliml'l dreqa and loses lUc. The chorus
check thetr boxes oft~n for spc· IHml to alwaya glvo tho show new strength when most neoded.
ciol mcssngcs nnd o.rtlclcs Along with Prhdlla West. choru~ diroclor. ., word of praU:e
Lo t nnd found ltcms such 05 ahould bo fllvon lo Bubar& Fabor who has the dilhcuJt task of
cnr keys nrc frequently dropped intorpololing mu&ic and drama on lhe piauo.
m\o the po!ll offac:e boxes, ns ts The sr-tU11RS. llS dcs1gnt.:d b)' Rob rt Gng . nn: out'ftandmg. 1
mformntion rc::gnnhng part~timc found myself cncerly onticipntntg c:rc:l1 soe:nc 1}0 lhat I could lhc
job appllcnllons and lnsl-minutc next cttanc I tound them 11 ppropra tf' nd well dun~:
commumcn twns from C!lllploycrs, "Lo t til th..: St u11 lh kand of pin) Lhat no nt:'A production n
roUccr ndmimslrnhon and :fami-destroy The Ftr Acres plnycrs tn thCir f.m;t mu&acol undl rt.:akan
lies. have not dl.'stroy<'d or detcraoratcd lhc piny. but lhc~ bnvc, roth r.
Bccnusc boxes sometimes serve <'nhonccd 1tl origm&~l quahucs tn lhe St.ar:s .. comes out a n movmg
t\\0 or lhrcc occupants nnd real-rchgsous sermon presented in n groph1c woy
dentS of Platt hall bnvc thcu 0"-'11 In A 'labl
mml • rvict., the opport11nity to suranc; vm e
usc llll' post ofricc spncc 1S l)pcn For Mustcal Instruments
to cnch member of the student I o\ new low-cost 1nsuroncc Cor
booy. musical Instruments ond cam!!nls
Bnxes nrt.'! nvnslnblc rot' tht! and othc:r photographic cqulp
nskmg. o.;:cordlng to Mrs. {,cwiE:, mcnl t5 ncm nvniJnblc to stu
who suggested thot town students dents and faculty through the
~h~ck them d:uly bC'lorc leavin(: coUcgc bus10css offJC:e, nccording
... ....,'1US. to P W StC\vnrt, mona,cr.
Norris Attends Arizona
Meeting of Registrars
WUllllm Norr1~ rcJ:i trnr, IS
back on the campus after nttend
tng lbc annual meeting o! the
Padhc Cc,tu;t Assodnuon of RegLake Theatre
Sa!. &: Sun. 2:00 p.m.
Weokdap 7:00 p.m.
NOW THBtJ SJlT.
Jot 1 :,1\•Wilrl • ( r t:; I I "• ndo II (~ .r• >" • TheloiJL IUt t r "REAR WINDOW"
l: n 11 • 1.~ • G nu .. PERSONAL AFFAIR "
Sun thru Tuo.
D I • r-.,. n • \J ry I Jrt• "SlTTlNG BULL"
f'rt.J \1 \{UTi K:ln :-.;, \ 10
"PUSH OVER"
Comiag: -woman's W~ld ..
~-------------------- ------..., ISlrnrs and AdmlSSions of!icers Slt!wort mid lu;ts or such prop
erty nlong wtlh !it!rinl numbers
nnd other mformation should be
bled with the business ofJ1cc.
Rotes for inslrumcnts run 64
cents per $100 nnd Sl per $100
''nluc for cnmcrn equipment
Neither carry o manln1um charge.
Bamboo Garden
(formerly Club Indo)
Now Open to All Age Groups
Din in&. Dnn< lnf md Club r ilcililies nl Rt...t 1ur lnt Pnccs
Featuring Food to Go
I P M. to 2 A M Dolly
4 P.M. to 3 A.M. Snturdoy
Clo~ed 1'ul·sdny
8130 S. W. Barbur Blvd. CH 4566
_._fcisch 111ct1 1
'hotograplw
·y oua· ~ enior Voragcr
Photographer
3x5's ............ $9 doz. (color $2 each)
5x7's ......... $10 doz. (color $2.50 each)
8xl0's ........ $15 doz. (color $3.50 each)
Orders placed by December 1 will be dt-livered
before Christmas
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Proofs muy b•• returned lu studto or h•lokstore .
107 S. E. 16th Ave. Fl 1554-PR 1-5336 November 7-11 in Phoenix, Ari-
zonn.
Norr1s ho!l crvcd ns trcosurer
o( lhc orconu~nuon during the
prua ycor nnd "ns rcgistmtion
chmrmnn of the convention,
which fentured workshups tn
problcrru! of vetcrnns, foreign
:;tudcnts nnd college-high school
relations. -------
Group Sells Life. Time
At Special Student Rate
Alphn Kappa Pst, nattonnl
bus&ncss trntcmlty, will launch
1ts snlcs cnmpntgo Cor Time nnd
Lafc m o g tl% i n e subscriptions
'l'hul'!!day. Prices nl s~cilll stu
dent rtllcs for ODI." year subscnp·
Thursdn)' Prices nt spe<:anl stu
tlons ore $S ror T1me and S4 tor
1..1ft.:
Snlcs chnlrmnn, Ccorge Thom
ns, sny thnl snlcs booths will be
set up In the gym nnd at the
shftck. Persons dcsmng to :sub
scribe m11y do so nnd be billed
ot n Inter dntc.
Chicken & Dumplings
-Bnnque t Rooms-
Bruer's Tower
9656 S. W. Barbur Blvd.
CHerry 9065 CARO-AMICO PIZZERIA
Italian Dinners
Sc.r\'cd In the Old Paun House
in n real ltaUnn atmosphere
3606 S. W. Barbur Blvd. BR 9266
Rosa of Burlingame
will give you 15% discount on all blouses,
shirts. sweaters. jumpers, jackets, rain
coats, anklets, and holiday dresses. Come in
and look over !his wonderful selection of
girls' clothing. Also bring this ad in with you
in order to receive 15% discount on any pur
chase
Across street from New Burllnqame Fountain I
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Champs to Host E Washington in Bid for 8 Straight
Hammer, Panther !Seniors Grub
P!~e o!~a~~ ~!~~ Starting Nods
BY TOM HI\RTLEY
forces Badgers to Air
BY DICK WARD
Le\\"IS and Clru'k carved 1\S
nrune on the 1954 Northwest
confl:n-noe chompaon hap troph)
turdD\' ntght '"tlh o 22-0 con
" of P Clf1e on the BndSt rs
mudd} faeld nd l!nmcd u co
champtonshap '\1: 1 t h Wall rncuc
nd College of ldnho.
Tht season 11Ulrkcd the fourth
uUe Cor the Pton«.oers nc: th~
haH~ shnred u\Jes m 1949, 1951
nnd 1954, \\ hlle wmnmg n elcnr
c:ut chomplonshtp ln 1950
A ginn~ ot Ute ftnal stundmg
cho\\ .n -unaquc order \\ ath Ulc
three t'O-champton. w1tb four
" n nnd one-lost records while
Puoftc. wnfi(')d I n d \\'lutman
ut.'d for second ~.:nch h •''lDC n
on<'-\\ on and four-lost record
NAIA Statistics Rank
Pioneers Tenth in Nation Fresh from their seventh
strolght win mrl n r;hnr•• In the
Notlhwcst conference crown \hc..•
!'lone rs tnkc on Emacrn W88h·
mgton college of cduc,,tion to
morrow nt Cnswold 11tndium.
LC. hnutmr. for I~ eighth In :n
ruw nnd n dumlnotion of Wru.h
lngton's smnlh.!l stntc schools,
hu,•mg prcvlou ly clumped West
ern ond Centrnl, \\ill pull out all
stops to w111
Scmors Dnrn~U E\•crott, Jtm
Q\Uck, 'l'om fJ 1klo , Dun Juhn
on. Carl Rcnncwilz nnd Jim
Stmlh \\Ill tori the gpm Caley
Cook I. stJII out of nction
En lctn cdgl•d out the Huston
men lost yNlr by 11 norrow 25-2-1
rnlur,tn The t co c h c rs were
dumped In l week hy Whtlwotlh,
6& 01 while the Plnnccrs trimmed
Pnclhc, 22-0
LC s powerhour.tl f o o l b nll
team r&nks tenth in nation in
tNtm rusbiog. according to sta
:tistics rolea~ by the NAlA.
The Pionc-clrs are DVera!Jlng
273.1 J'Wds p.r game. This in
dudes game of Nonmbcr 6. Con~.:h Joe liu!lton's hnc s~cms
ll.l et. better wuh ever.)' some,
tunung an thmr top performance
stntt uc WI'IC lnst w l' c k whtlc
holdinc Pae~fic to o neL M yards
SENIORS WHO WILL wur the orange and 1o.n. Co-captain Caley Cook. Jim Qu1ck, Tom rushing. The pcdormonrc of C'Cn-
bleck oi 1ho Lowis and Clark football team Daklos. Ron O'Brten and Carl Ronnewit~ ter nnd outs1dc hncbockcr Ralph
ior tho last time when tho PionHrs square off (Contor) Co-capsain Darr~ll EvoroU and Jim Stnlcy wru; prnl cd by Huston.
agairul EWCE Sniurdnr. al 2 p.m.. on tho Smith. running. I Gu.1rd Dcnn Soule duphcntca n
~-c_r_~_w_o_l_d~su_r_f_a_r~:_C_L_c_l_t_t_o_R~i9~h_t~)_D~on~J_o_h_n_·~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- fcnt ~wnccr~ by S~lcy cnrlier
The Ptont>ers v.-nsted lttUe tunc quorter o French pllSS wns de- in th~ season, grabbing n Bndger
m wrnppmg up the game Sntur- fleeted Into the nnns of nlcrl l..C Basketball Team Cut to 12 pass nnd ripping 511 yards !or 8
dll3i n1ght ns they took ad\·nnt- unrd Dcnn Soule. who barged TO
Gg\: of four PU miscues nnd tum-down \he Sidelines ror n 47-yn.rd As Work Begi·ns J·n Earnest The l!l54 \'i!r.IIOO of lhc Pio-
cd oLnm 'ftlO •L-n toU""hdOWJlS d nCCl"S Will Ctlll Jt quitS OftCr ten
loA"' ... uu """ ... touch own piny. Thts bme the nnd n flcld goal The fu-st of ll") ror potn\ was wtde, gi\•lng lknd Coach Eldon rllC bcgnn 'MuTal Football Ncar End .SIIturdll\'& O( lootbnll. After two
• these came ln the mttlnl penod the Pioneers n 13-0 advantage. work m earnest t.hts week !or rtutablll~ or t thf' IDtraulur:U !Hllbacks the lin;t couple of we<"ks
when Al Scot:\ :fell on Badger A fumble recovery by Darrell the roming s~nson nftcr trim-~~!~·~:,.~ •::~b"!u~-':.~! ~~~~ the Palotmt• hill crew found
quarterback Daruly French's Everett gn\'c \he Ptonee.r:s the bull ming hiS bnskctball tcom down c.~a?~ repoat.ln«' o bam \l •· I!H,-m"· lht!OUclvcs and m only one game
fumble on 'tbe PacifiC 34-yord on the PacJflc 13 and wailt l\$5 to t\\ ch·c. ' ru .. t Lbo D1nh, white U111 Polec•t• did they t•vcr trnil thcit' oppo
bnc. Three minuws hlt.cr Earl thnn thirty seconds le!l in the Included in the dozen \'Offal)' :r:t. L~m::: u:~~ · o~~: ... onot!~: ncnts while pu~tlng togelher their
Engebretson, the H all s b oro hnlf, Fhppm spht the uprtghts men nrc two who wall turn out and Lho Dolt, Blo.clt ba~\e. scven-gnmc wm twtrlng .
• ledgehommer. blnstcd lhrough rrom u1e twcnt)·-thrcc ynrd line after footbnll scnson ends-Ron
!rom th~ one to put the Orange wtth 0 held goul-hts second Stempel ond Jim Johnson
on lhc 5COrebo::;rd Fhppm's tl} uch c\•cr ntt.empted, scndmg LC Tho boopmen scrimmaged
for point ~":iS good out m front lG-0 agaln&t a city team l"t wook
Soule Rambl~ 47 Yarcli to TD Ad&on waa at break-nock paco
Midwny through the second Third TD-Sm•th to Flippin Pau throughout the coolest. LC dia·
DEAN SOULE
Outstand•ng in Tille Gamo Tlte hnol Pioneer touchdown playt!d con1idorablo shooting
&: mt e rly In the fourth quarter potential. hilling woll on most
nrtcr Bitl St.cmpcl fell on o fum-shots triod.
blc on the Pnciftc 19-yard line. Reboundmg, nl\\•oys an itnpor
Ful h ck Ron O"Bnen moved to tant phust> of the gome. found
U fJVt and on the next play the Pioneer bt(.'tnen dorninntmg
J Smith 01ppcd n short pass the boord5 Fax hn slrcs ed the\
tQ Gene Fhppm nll nlonc in the 1Mt brenk so fnr thu; season and
end zone ill•~ t,.. un h o v. po sabillhes
Th'-' h1ghha;ht oa lin: 1.'0ntest there. I
"o Ute P1oneer dclcnse which The Pioneou aro working
hmllL'<i U1c B~dgers to just 30 with ono eya on th~ December
) ards on Lhe ground ond ~8 vards 3 g mo on c o m p u · ttqlllna1
through lhc wr on {lvc compTe- Sarrumcnto State. Lall year
tloru oul of 24 <empt tho Statera handed LC one of
--~- iU worat pasllnq of tho yeor
Basketball 'Murals Due in a game played in Caltior·
For Debut After Vacation nla. Forward: Hnl Aduan, G-1, Jr.;
The intramural baa.ketball Dick Grnnt, G-1 soph : Wcs
lcogue will bogin immedi&Jo· Strnhm, G-2, oph Dave Gnrd-1
ly following Thanlc&gi•ing •a-nel, 6-4, f.rosh. Conter: Loren
cn11on. Team£ intor~sted in Michelsen, 6·6, aoph.; Don Word,
playing muat be slgnod up by 6-5, soph Guard: Gnry Jock on,
ncx:t Wednesday. 5-10, r: Dunne Brad)' 6-0, Jr ,
When going out to
eat, don't forget
the place to go is Gene Helm, 5-JO, soph., Joe Bou
ttn, 6-0, oph Duo to report of~r
( tbnll Jun Johnson, 5·9. soph.:
nnd Ron Slemp 1. G 1 ~ fru h
Swimming Maidn Win Mcl!l;
Volloyballors Trim Pilots
LC' nqu mnlds l'nddled to v1c-l
ton ovc1 n111e (Jlh• 1 coll•·c 111
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