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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 13, Number 11
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1954-12-01
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Ml»ft STAN LEY GLARUM ••• muaac in hi1 llngortipa
1\ Sibelius Fcstlvnl concert will
be pre •·ntcd Wcdncsdny, Decem·
bcr 8, an the Clvac oudatonum. It
wall !cnturl' the collcr.c l!ym
phony, chon nnd chnpcl choir.
l,t will be sponsored by the Fm·
The progrom ls held an com
mcmoru tlon of the birlhdn)• oC the
grcnl Fmnaah compo~cr Jeun Si·
bclius, nnd will ·consJst lur~cly
of. has work11. Proceeds from the
lnntliu f'oundn tion BORIS SIRPO
• • • Europo bound
Chamber orch~ tro , which 1l\, n
hnnd·pkked group or string
players from the Portlbnd Cham·
bcr Ot't:hcstrn. The nroup hns nl
rl!ttdy rl!ccwcd uwilntaons frnm
l.ondon, England, Oslo, Norwny,
Stolkholm and Gcttcborn. Swc·
den, ond Helslnki, Flnlonct, home
of the orchcr.lru's conductor,
Boris Slrpo. JOHN STARK EVANS
• • .. baton wielder
• JJe-Registrotion On Slate
For Spring Term Students
Prc-rcslalr!ltion for the prlnc takt port an U111 opportunlty lor
term 1 sh•lcd {or nnxt week, Dc:-1 prc-regastroUon. He awya that It U.
cemb r 6 throur.h 10 Stuclentt ttot only t~dvunlllcwul to the rtu
rnoy aiJtnin roghurauon mntcraul.s drnt to be prepared well head
from their c• d vI t1 c r • Monday of tame, hut ol.so ('nablcs Uac col
morning lege tn determine tho number of
l.ntCjt r•'vlJdor& or the &c:he:d-"''W studcrit.a to b ncc pled
Seniors Try Anything
f o Get Good Cr.owds Ulr. heel \\all nlso he ovnah•blr
ut th1s th'Qc In the po:.L CJUiec. 11·
brnry, nnclt 11hnck. bookJltor~',
registrrtr'a offl.cc ond Crom "-oun•
1wlora
All atu<lcnLft rcgl tcranc wall The nlor class wall Lry nlmo t •
have unUl l"rldoy, December 10, nn>-lhang to ~et good tumou\8 nt
, to nrrnngc Lllll\r spring program., thear class mcctan&J
on which day oll bookie~ must Th<! lutCjl thing ueooroinr. to •
~ returned to advlaora. pr• adcnt Hoi SwnUord is to glvc
Dr Chorle11 W. Hownrd, dcnn door pnr . LnJt week's w o
or faculty, urr.cs nil 1tudcnta to populnr record •
=
· EST. 1867 ·
• Nu~r 11
concert wUl be USl'u to finrmcc
the Eur6penn tour of the LiLUc
Ianda:• f'oundutaon. The college orchestru, under
Slrpo's baton, will b1'gan ttw
prog1 um, followed by the college
choir dtrcctcu by L Stanley
Clnrum. The progrmn wtll be
climnxed by the comblnallon of
the two o1gnnlnllons under the
direction of music dcp:.rtrncnl
head John Sl.llrk .J<:vnns Vol. Xtn Pinn-r Loc:r. Portland , Oregon. f'rldav. Oocomber 3. l9S4
Booch Plays Lead
In Drama Offering
'Boy With a Cart' Theta-Phi Mu Combine Talents
In Revue of ToP Broadway Hits
"Boy With n Cort," o ploy by
Christopher Fry, will be pre
scntr..od by the drnmn dcpnalmcnt
nt 8:30 p.m. Thursday, J:'ridny
nnd S:nurdny, December 0. 10
nnd 11 In the -cumpu& Lhcnlcr. The Pl'ogrom wall consist of the
orchestra pacccs ''Springsonc," n
tone poem, •·Bclshnr~r's Feast,"
:ft.'nturmg sololSts J~rry llnrras,
vJoln; Belly Anne Chestnut, cello
nnd Adrienne Htll, flute. The
second nnd fourth movements of
the thud t:ymphony WllL tvncludc
the rlrst hnlf o{ the progrnm
Ttus play, gwen Cor the Christ
mns ~Season, foils close on lhc
h~Ols or "Lost In the Slurs,"
whach the dcpnrlmcnt prcscntcJ
two \\ceks IICo. "Boy Wlth a
Cort" is under the darcction o!
Jr.::an West, '55, The l'hoir will begu1 the ace·
ond hu.IC wath non-Sfbcllu~> mam·
b'"rs:. "To n Vu·gan l\'lc••k o~l •
Mild," n Spnni h folk-enrol or-
ranged by LC chon: du•cctor L.
Stanley Glnrurn. ll wtll feature
Jeanne Snucr, ..soprano soloist
"The Crncllc," nn Austrian nn· Jnck BIJOCh, '58. nncl Dnnnn
Byrd • .'55, will hnvc lending roles
m the ploy, whach will be pre
sented ns n rending. Other cnr.l
mcmb rs inclurlc Goa don 'l'ruh-
how, Phyllis Hollidny, Eric
Sundholrn, Don 'I oylor, Gwen
Phalllps, Dnrryl St••Hon, Tom
Horl.m, IJerb"Schold~. Bill Mar
tell, BM'nell Flnth. Doug Thayer,
Elsie Bnker, Sue Henningsen ond
Jnt'k V\:nnblcs
Scnt5 for the Christopher Fry
dromn will be resei vcd and nrc
m•nllnble now nt lhc bQo)u!torc.
Usunl prices o£ $1 nod Cree to
ASLC card holders prevail. Tick
ets will nlso be n\•nlloble 11l the
box oUice. .
P.rlscalln West as providing
music for "Boy With n Cnrl'' und
Ann Cipc Is supcrvit~ing cO!:·
tumcs.
Fry as the nulhnr of a number
C'lf :~uccl" ·ilul plays tne:ludlng
"Vl•nU!· ot-~rrvcd,'' .. A Phoenix
Too F'rcquL·nl" nnd ''The Lndy's
Not !or Burning ." "Boy With n
Cort" as one or Fry's eorly works. bvaty song, wall follow, fclllul'
lng Janet Davi~>. soprano. "Cttrol
of the Drum," n Czech folk-curnl,
v.; 111 be next nnd "The Che.rcbun
Song" by Mtchacl Chnkn con·
eludes the choir sclccllons.
The orchestra then returns
with the~ foUowing StboUus com·
poslttons: second nnd third move
mcnLS of lhe vaolln concerto len·
turing Clotrc Hodgluns, nnd ••f'ln
lnndan," lhc rnmous pntriollc tone
poem.
The prognun wall conclude
wuh "Orm nrd Yc People" com·
bmmg both orchestra nnd choir,
dia cctcd by John Slork r~vllns.
Thas number wos wnttcn durang
the oc·cupution of Finlnnu by Rus·
Sill, nnd tho pntriotlC nnturo or I
the piece hod to bl' disguised un·
der the non-commitlll title o!
"Song of the Alheniuns:·
Tit"kets moy bl• obt:uncd by
writing to the Civic nuditonunl
unt11 three dnys prior to the con·
ccrt when they mr1y b.: obtained
al the J K. Gill bo>< oUic:c. •
Music Organization Gives
First After-Game Dance
tlnuou, dtlncang," occ:ordsng to
Hnl S\\"l!fford, Phi Mu pa csidenl. Farsl groups to sponsor on
artcr-gnmc dance tlus ycnr nrc
Pha Mu Alphn nncl Mu Phi Epsi
lon, notlonol rnu••c trnt.crnily
nnd sorority, who will ln\'itc stu·
dents to "trip lhl.' hght Cnntustlc''
an the l~mnpus theater oftcl' the
I.C.Sncromcnlo Slntc t;nmc Do
ccmber 3.
The dnnc.:n, which will lost
unlit midnight, wtll be 25 cents
slog nnd 36 c~nts p~r c.:onplc.
This Is the ~ccond ycnr the lwo
music honorurics nrc spon11oring
nn nfh r-nnm•· donee.
The band will start wath 12
paccC's nnd brenk up into combos
ns tlw evt•ning wt:tu'S on. "lt'll bo
n cood c\'l•ning u! musal'! and con·
• The tncome Crom lhc dance
will be used to defray costa of
rnusac proJ~rams in tho tuhtre.
Th~: money Will ulM be npphcd
lo scholnnmips to be nwordod to
on t'ulstandinfl fn·shmnn music:
student next sprlnc. Eoch hon·
orury wall usc the money tuwnrds
their own nwul'd.
Jorry Conrttth, on lcn\'c (I om
the m·my, will ploy In the bnncJ.
Conrnth Is n fo1 mer &cere tory of
Phi Mu.
Rdreshtncnts o! sort drinks
ond cookies will be oHered nt • the dnne1.•. \ .
ALICE SCHMIDT ••• to alng .. Thou Swell" The nnnunl mus.lcnl revue by
Pha Mu Alpho Sinfomo, nnltonnl
muSIC rrntcrnitf. nnd TheW Kop
JW, oclnl sorortty, will be pr -
scnted nt 11 n m m the theater
on Tuc. day, Dcc~m'bcr 7. This U!
the farst full Cledged Lcwt!l and
Clnrk·stylc n .. cmbly pf the year.
occordlnc to Hnl SwoUord. pres·
id('nt.of Phi Mu Alpha
The lop songs or such muslcnl
comedy lumln:~rles ns Hlthnr<l
Rodgers, Lorenz Hnrl, O&cnr
I Hnmmcnilcln 11, Cole Porter,
Hnrry Wnrrcn tHitl Jerome Kern
w1ll be sung nod ptoyed In the
nsscmbly The. mulic wall be from
I suc1a hal shows nl "Cnn-Cnn,"
"Girl Crozy," "The Klrig nnd I,"
"So u t h Pncafle," "Showbonl..'"
.. Connc:cttcut Yankee,'' nnd '(Po·
)nnw Gnm('"
Some of the olo spolS )VIll be
octupled by Maril)'ll Odaorn!',
Bnrbaro Orr, Pct:&Y Kcstse, Ron
Hullenatcd, Don Nc\\ man, Ah ·
I Srhmtdl, Doamn Dny, "Sp d.'
Anderson, 'Oonnn Mot' nod Sum
Hnrras. A chorus of Thclu nod •
Phi Mus ore scheduled to Sin •
on the progrnrn
The PhL Mu Alpha b:md of 15
mcmticrs wlll plny background
music for the various nets. They
will nlso piny three feature num-
bers. 11ne an oragln11l tune by Eu-1 PEGGY KESTIE
gene Gaecnrleld, young Portland • · •h,. Kana and She
compose:r. \
This assembly I& the begtnninc Student Team lo Lead
T ff A d I 11 d ol n student body plan to cut I Ch h S • ra ic i s nsla e down the number of soclnl ov~nta. n urc ervlces
A B b T "}}" Two orgnnlzntauns hn\•c combm-A deputation team from Le\\111 I ar ur-erwl Iger cd to' pre:;cnl the one osscmbly nnd Clark will trnvcl to Klnmatb
• an this ml)vcmcnt Fnlls lumorrow where lt will lead
ln nn effort· to clnnfy the re· • p The pl'OOucUOn staff members crvJccs an t\\ o rcsbyter1nn
quirt!<~ turnmc movements for are: Joanne Rurt, Dornn Mnrlln, churches
motorists ot S. W. Barbur boule· Belly Ou~tcr . LuiT)· Morrell, Milt Saturday cvcnlr\g lh te.:~m
\'Drd nnd Terwilliger boule\'a.rd, Bowcnnnn nnd Hal S\10 afford. members v.ill conduct the youth
citY nnd stntc trornc cngmeen I group mcelmJ: ot the Pcaec Me-mnrial church ond they will ulso
this week completed the installa· Mu Phi Epsilon Holds lead ilic wol"£h1p scn•lce at that
tlon of s~ns. odditionnl Jane llnes church on Sunday nlorn~. Sun-
and a snfcty island, lrnlfic en-Afternoon Music F ele ~uy they .... ill go to Firsl Pru-
canc r Fn--<1 T. Fo\\ lor announced b) ten an church to lead the youth
Mondny . M \& P b i Epallon. national group
Lone lines were painted last •
week for tho cxtu:me right lane,
outbound on Barbur boulcvlll'd,
nnd s.i~ns posted lndicntm& UtRl
this lnnc is rescr\'cd for traffic:
turning into 1'crwilliger boule
vnrd The safety liland &cparnte s
turntnG traffic (rom the throus:h
lone. nt tlu mtcrscct!on and
chfinncls both mo\'cmcnu.
•
• women'& muaic sorority, will S~nlung an the Sunday mom-
hold tts annual winter conc:e.rl lng ser"•le<! Will be Caroline cal·
at 3a30 p.m.. Sunday. D~m· d r, Belt>: :Hnll and Chuc.l<. Jcn·
be.r 5. ln the chapel: klns. O~u~r membi:rs of the group
Featured ln th• prognnn wUl nrc Bat tlarn Faber, Pnt Brownlee,
bo Donna Jewell, sopruuo, Jo· K3thlecn Oren nnd Dnn LaPorte .
anne Forstrom. cootrallo, Prb· 1'hls J.S the Uurd deputation
ciUa WHt. plant.t, and a HrlH tc.-nm to go aut Utis year Othen
of numbers for plano and or-hCJ,•c \'isitcd Bena and Medlord
gan featwlog KathlHn Brown· All the tnrns ore made up of atu·
low, orpnlat. cmd Loria Lone. dent '<'olunteers under the aua
planlat. pied of the Student Christian u
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BARK OF THE LOG ---·-'Religion-In-Life' eek
Opinion •
• • Draws Student • Shannahan Has Constructive Gripes
To lh Editor:
By Scotty Parker Not to be outdono by put a.nd prattnt "'grip4t .. !etten. I would
lib to add min lf the reftder will pleaso not•. t offCIJ' an aUcmat«-
• mothod or pro~illon to anything I am about to "'grlpa· about. The conscnsU!! ubout \lullglon·
in-Life w~..~k was dominated b)'
o posuve nttlludc which \\'111!1 ex·
pl"'cs.sed w1th orlglnnl thought and
undcrstandtng by pef""..ons op
proac:hcd m n poll lnsl week. took n rnthcr pt~Si\'1! ~t.and. The
followmc rour comments e rcss
th1s ~o:alton:
"Yt.•s, 1 thmk tt was lnsplnng. cumpus lUI n Chrlaunn commu·
ntty, os well nil my own retpon
sihlhti(!S in thRt community. In
my opinion l.he WC'ck wu:; not the
inspiring r<'llglous experience
thnt 1 hod hoped it would be
• Gripe 1.
11 u m'f UJ1donta.odang that lhe BUMP or small .mountain In the
.rood as tho rura.noo to the school was "'plan t~" to alow .tud•nts • down at the eongest.cl parking Jot entrance.
Coauldering the age and condition of me>5t &tudenl.l' can here on
c:ampus. th-J one bump is probllbly loosening more boll.l. outs. and
WN.rlng out more shock absorbo>r· spring&, etc.. thon would com·
pons.ato for :the eOSS of a complete aignal srstom for lho r.c:hooL
1. therefore. propose that a &lop &lgn bo plaa.d on the right hand
&ide of the roadway. If the~ was. a t~ndency Jo disob4ty, as most
cmainly thare would be, a studen.t pa.rldng auendant eould take
Uc:e.nse numbflrs. which would be followed by a ono dollar fine.
This gives 1M s:tudcoJ a job. probably makets money for thU aehool
(which is alwap in a bnancially worri.d slate), and eliminates
eons:tant repairing of the bump (the.r was a repair job a few days
ago), which cosn Jhe school plenty fo: ·sldllt'd labor.· Some of the comments wen~:
"1 disco\•,cred thnl l n~d more oC
n goal in life. J\n ,•ducationo:l go:~l
doe:'n't meet the needs of a Spir
Itual goal. 1 should QI\'C Cod o
larcer spac..-e in my Ufe. I lhmk
Rcligton-m·Life week wa.s \'cry
worth\\ htlc.u •
"lt. hy all means, nccomphshcd
us purpo.,•. It wns n great thr1ll
to s~ the college tum out in n
body for these C(lD\'O~UonS."
About Or. E ... ans 1 caD imagiac what Harbor drive would be like with a bump as
C!Vc.r:Y inle~rsedion-lbQy'd call this tho Big Dipper aJ Jantzen! Let'&
uso our hm&. and progress uaJcad of being 50 d • -• backward.
Tho pioneo.-s that first came wMe pioneen. • I hope the students who needed
h went"
"1\ mcnn't getting to school
earlicr.J•
"1 gol out of some c::lnsscs ear·
lt~r."
• "There 1s something lacking.
h doesn't meet my ncc..>ds."
Inspiring to Many
ConsLrUC:ll\'e, criticism was in
troduced by some students:
"1 found Rclig~on-in·LU~ wl'cl<
h1g~· mteresling and c:eruunly
wcll-plnnned and carried out. ln
n<ldiuon 1 dlsco,·c.r~..-d the unUm
itcd p~ibilitit"c or o college
Meeting Put on Calendar
For Philosophy Forum Gripe n. "1 thmk 1t wns )•cry worth·
I rN.lin this is a Pre5byterlan school and thas's tine. but this while this year because ol the
quostion of~ cigaret.te machine on campus u gcm.ing old. spcnkcr, Dr. Evons. It is nlwnys Dr. John J..1me.. ot the .JOclology
In the finJ plac:o the lrU£tees. and all donators aJ"'d backers of the 0 plen~ui'c to D\C lo ha.,·c the op-department wiU speak at a Iorum
sc:hooL if th~y have o•~r been on campus. re-alize smoking is por· • port~llY to hcnr such an oul· \o be.! ~;ponsored by lhe Philosophy
miSted. If s.moklftg was no1 allowed. 1 wouldn't sp4tak up now. But if standmJ~ speuker. dub at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, ln the
wc'ro going to d.o a thing. let us be consistent. The sthccr1ty or Dr. Evans Armstrong lounge of Pnlntm~:
Now the quution of minors U£tng the machine l& brought up. was cvtdcnt nnd unpressivc. lt'a monor. The mc;-.ting IS open to
l will argue thas OSC. U or 0, etc. all sell cigarettes on campus. lOo bad it couldn't have lasted anyone .,..;shing to attend. There
Anyone can geJ a pack of the filthy thinga in a clrug&tore. nnolhcr week " • wdl be o social hour with refresh·
To be e•on more spccilic 11 person who is.ow of cigarettes will The week wns highly succ:t:Ss· mcn.ts and nn opportunity {or dis-
haY"c a grcal.er d~ro lo ;burn. u beg or borrow a cigarette, and eon· bo cl cuss1on. .. k h al. And !ul th tnt • lcctunlly nnd spir-Offlc"'- ." .. e Eugcn"' Connell,
~en.uy. smo o more t an usu again tho luxury tax. trom ~ D E ~., ... " the machine. would hclp replenish the coffers as Lewis and Clark JlUn •. r. ,.nns wns the hncst pres1dcnt; Larry Eddmgs, "'icc and most mtcresung ~pcnker on • • coll~.
1 lh t
1, h rd Th pre~adcnl, and Peggie Ki!StiC, sec-
Gripe Ill. • re lglCin n \'e ever • ca · c rctnrv Professor John Hnrring-
Now th&t l am a high and mighty s.enior. l can ftArk oo.•uhin the toptcs handled by Dr E\:a.nS wen; ton ~s the od\•lser. r- the most smpor:"..ant. to create
mile :radius of school. but 1 still remember tho Ions. long, muddy thmkmc on the part o[ students. I
bike. Now thC! parking silua!ton could be wonc. but l have ob· lt sttmulatcd my rcllgtous ,.1cws."
5m'Ved thai there is space available thlll could bo utilizod. Rcltglon-m-Ltfc ,~·cck poin Placement Office Asks "1 think one of the mnm rca·
sons for this wns that the special
ncttVltlcs, by schedule, could not
prt!cludc lhc regular ocndcmlc
routine For this tenson mnny stu
dents hnd netthcr the time nor
the opportunity lo meditnle on
the new feelings sttmuloted with
m themselves. Often u student
left on nssembly powerfully
moved, onx1ous to communicate
w1th God ••• only to have this
fcchng dcslroycd by the routine:
of their clnsscs !ollow1ng. While
this is. o cond1tion that can be
blamed on no one. 1l is ncvcrt.he
ICS.'l, I f• cl, n dcfinllc lnck."
"The only way Religion-in-LiCl!
w~:l'k w1ll be profitablt• is to have
h kept Oh\'1.'. If ll IS left lo be
jusl 6nc week, so little will be
galhcd. It ga\'c' me n broader out·
loo'k to the prtnciplc.o; of liCe {rom
o Chnstton h.mdcr.''
"Dr. Evons took us to the peak
hut thc: problc~ls, how can wt•
stny there?"
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• Frosh Hear Good News
About Trucking Industry
• Rny E Doherty, \'lCC president
1 1Mrdorc. propose so tho freshmen or roopnomore clllS5 oificcrs G d T B s· U :thal they undertake a proJcd to study tho parking areas for rear-cd out some vel') 1mportnnt fn ra S· 0· e to 1gn P
rang~mcnt. 1 can offer 11 few suggestions if anyone would like to tors nece:sncy for hllppincss \h .,,10uary grnduntes are ns.ked hear them. 1 hnd almost forgottl.:n." to come to the guidance nnd
::This :also would snvc 1ha &ehool money as far lls parking space im-"l hnd ll hard to put it into ploc:emcnt office to see about or odmmlstrntion ond J)(!l'sonncl
o! the Con&alidotcd trucking
company, told students nt the
!rcshmnn semmnr Tuesday that
the outlook for the t.rucking in
dustry is "wonderful."
The need for trained personnel
in lh~! transportation :held is
more neutc ot the present time
thnn il has C\ cr been bl!fon• due
lo U1c rapid CJ~:pnnsion of the ln·
dus~·. Doherty pointed out lhnt
this expansion u; roused by the
"ptlrsonnllzed .servic'-' motor car-• renD)' meant to me.. . -tJmt! JO s a lcr gradual on, 4»ro•cmonts or tut:hited planning is eonccrnod. Roger Shannahan \\ ords to express how much Jl "-tll . • b ( i. • nccording to MlSS Julia Johnson,
I Somt> Were Pauh·o placement director.
~ Along wath the od, however, She recommends thnt students
To 1ho Ediior: N h s k 0 nbout signing up Cor intervjews ners offer nnd lhdr obility to
Whlle \\"C nre singtng \he proises of our hne foolball team It 1 as pea S n Wllh \'OriOUS company represent• I odapl themselves to custoiner
Ultcrcsllng to remember ihat Albany college had groat football, atJ,•cs early rn lhe year. needs." · lhcrc was the bod. Some: students grndunting in June start thinking Thaxter Views Past Teams •
• tr.Jck. and basketball teums some 50 odd yenrs ago before my good 'Organi·c' Subj·ecl I
!remds Eldon rlX nnd Joe Huston were born I
In looking o\ e:r some old aceounts of Alb:my's games. written xn 1904 or 05 by one or our own studentt of that penod. 1 found "'ThC'rc 15 no such Unng as Ole followmg: • phystcnl educatton," declared D:-.
"In nthlettCS Alban~ college 15 rccogmzed not only in Oregon Joy B. Nnsh, dlrector of the phys
but throughout the ~ortbw~t us n lcadmg {Jgur~. This 15 a fuct cal educauon department at New
well \1;0rth bclng proud of, for \I.'Jth n bDndful of students and an York Unt\'CI'Slty, to npproxt
cmpty pOd.~. k she bas turn£!d defeat mto victory, nnd bas sur-t:nnlely 100 cducntton students ur
p;~ssed the lendmg UlStllutions or \he st.ote, thereby plncmg herself Plott. boll Tuesdny
m the f:trSt ronks Whether footbru~ basketball or on the· track, The very word "phys•cnl" gives
whether boy or gtrl, tbey nrc one and the snmc. Albnny college n wrong connolntton to thlS as
has time after ttmc dcmonstrntcd to t.he world her supcnorlty.'' pc-ct of educnllo!' Dr. Nnsh said.
Then be goes on to sa)· lhnt tt was about 1897 when Albany Physical eduCDtton CO\'c.rs .. nll
college was !usl rc!prcsented by an orgoniz.ed rootbnll tcnm. Then aspects'' or hfe.
wnung of :the 1901 season he says· ''The hrst game of the season Th~ noted author suggested th\!
was played October 26, 1901 at Corvallis. In previous grunt.'.S Albany word "orgnnlc," meaning the wtnl
bad alwnys met defeat nt lhc (.armcr's hands ond of course hn~·seed makeup or lh<! person, to Tcplacc
monC} "-'as grenUy m C\'idcnce ••• Bul Albany's stalwart Leam • physical" in l"!ducation of this
mnrchcd upon the field \\;lh detcnnlnntion to do or dtc and at the type ... There nrc no acll\'ltlcs Umt
Old of lhe game lhe score stood Alban)' college 6, Oregon Agncul- are JUSt phystcat,•• he smd, "and
tural college 0." there nrc no nctivitlcs that nrc
On No\eiDber 9, Utat same year, Albany de.fcated the State just mental."
Normal school at Monmouth, 26 to 0. and on November 28, ddeatcd Dr Nosh advocates one tow:
McMuunille (now Llnficld) 11 to 0 "Th&t which is used is dcvel· o-.....J."
Dunng lh~: 1902 t>t:nron the Albony tenm never met defea:.. ..-.-u • On October 18 at played o lt come. 0 to 0 at Eugene v.m.h l.he Um-The development of thL> ot·
' ~ of Oregon. The soores of olhff games that year were Albany gonic power ts on four levels.
3 • Portlnnd Academy O: Alban)' 15, Mpnmouth 6; Albany 27, Wfl-which. were d1v1d«..'<i into body
lnmcllc uruvers:ity O; Albany so. AShland O; Albany 22, McMinn· operntton, cxpcnences. neomuJ· ..
ville 0. Tot.a.l for the reason was Albany 12a; opponets 6. cular coordination and develop·
In the first game of the 1903 season pla)·ed 111 Eugene on Octo-mg nn emat.lonnl level.
ber 23, Un1vendt~ of Oregon won, but ocr nnrmtor .docs not giw! Dr. Nash recently lOured Indln.
the score You can guess v; by He says our bays were sadly dcfented He 15 now scumg up n new col·
but that Jt Y.oaJ n good lesson fOT them for they went on to bent the I lege of physicn1 ed.trent~on at
Oregon Agneultural college t.c:uD on October 31 by a score of 6 to O. Brlghnm Young umvcrs1ly at
.. At no time tn me gllm,..," he sn "did the fannOl"S ever have a ghost •P•ro•v•o•._u_w_h_. --------.
of o chance to score." All the other gnm~ plnyc..'<i thaL year were
,.;clones for Alban)'.
In 1904 lhe Albany team, after beating t.he Chcmnwn Indians
17 to 0, lost to the Univendt)' of Oregon Leam 4 to 0 Of lh1s game
Schultz YJi, "ThE victory WCJ won by the Unlv nnty of Oregon on
a !Jukr>, and but for a mero nccldcnt there would 'hove been another
0 1o 0 game Jmd away em the sbclf for future memories.'' But it
was a sacoc ful ,;cason, h• IS:l)'l, 1n spite of three dcfcat.s. CARO-AMICO
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Alb.mY began her track athletics in the spring of 1901. That
ason &hr> won Uu: champion h1p in trncl~ (n n confer nee of WUlam· •
ettc valley collr:-gcs. On May 24, 1902, she defeated Oregon Agr.icul· D in n real It.ollnn ntmo pher~
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.o Friday. De«mbeJ" '3, l8St THE PIONEER LOC j'age TbJ"H
Chapel Schedules Dr. Paul Wright; · · ·
Or. Pnul S Wright, pnslor o(
th.: f1111t Prc.o;hytcymn church f){
Portlond. wlU be the r.u~t apcnk·
cr for chnpcl wrvlcl.'s Dccem
lwr 9.
Dr. Wright's nddrcss, "The
Chu&tian Hope und Clu ist.mos,"
will be lh~ lhhd in n st•r•cs on
the socond 1\ H•mblv bf the •
Worlrt Coj,'nc•l of Church4:'.S held
10 g,•nnston, llllt•oas, in August
Or. Wraghl nltcndcd the Evftn.
ston ancctsnJt ns on oflicinl dele·
~:.<n\t• of the Presbyteria n church.
Born In Jrnn of missionary par
ents, Dr. WriGht grndunled from
Wooster college, Wooster, Ohto,
and McCormick ~hcologlcnl sem·
inary in Chicogo. He flll<'d pas
tornti".S In North Onkotn, Minnc-
English Club to Decide
Topics for Discussion
Ot:..cusslo n oC the proposal to
wkc the topic, ''Toward Dover
Beach," ns the subJCCl for !uture
meetings wns Listed by Dr. Ralph
K. Allen, hcnd of the English de·
pnrtmcmt, as the main business of
the English seminnr which will
mPcl in C-7 nt 11 n.m., Tuesday. The wcll-kn•"IWn CIVIC lender IG By Dco Ann Pn1on1 lin('!;.~. the Spnnlah or<' quite \'l·
o mcillbcr of the Boord of Cht is· Mnclt1d, Spotn, hM ~en the !I t tuUc, M1 Ccrf I,.nrncd They
tlan Educotlon of the Prcsbyte- Unn !or two ycnr of wonderful thtnk nothing of tnkmg one out
r1nn church 1n the United Statctt, fun ond work for C(lmdtn Ccrf, to ~ce omclhlng ot 2 ll m or so,
·•ntf 15 on lht• Bonnl of Trust~cs new lnst:ructor or modern donee I"Becnu c It must be seen m
of l.t.Wlll and Clnrk rond Son nt Lewis nnd Clork. While in moonlhlhL," nnl th!!y coruld,.r
t"roncisco 1'hcologtcnl semmury. Spnm, Mws C~rt gave r't!Cillala the Amcr1cuna grent 11lecpyhcods.
Hct••ntly it was revealed thot ond tnu~ht modern dance al the I Tho American touriat il very
Dr. Wright will be PI oposcd by lntcmotiOnnl In Utute for Gtrls popular in Spain. howe,..r. for
the loclll Presbytery for modern· nnd Lhe Colcr.ao EuJtudlo in 'Mo-he will try anything -from cmy
lor o( the Gen••ral As.s<:mhly tH chad. food to a ·friendly chat in a cafe
Lhc Presbyterian church for 1055. Not only did Mlu Corf haY• in a language he knows lillie
Election of the moderator, whose lhe dulre to bring this new about, but motl of all beca\1541
chtcJ oflacaal JOb is lO preside At art to S p D 1 n. but abo also be il interest(ld in tho poopl ..
the nnnual mcctmc, wlll tnkc wi.ahod to bring back .aom~· Mlu Cuf adds that she wu
place nt the nnnual mechng of j thing of Spain in her own dane:· ,ery proud of tho American
the Assembly in Mny. 1 ing. In ordor to l~arn the true touri.Jt& in Spain. Despite great
apiril of the Spanlsh people. dllferences in culture. She two
Dr. Robert Dusenberry, nsslat- N .. ley, u ahe b known to her nationalltt .. gel along woJ'Ider·
ant professor o( English, will be fnonda. alayed wlth a SpanUsb Cully.
ams y, w ore ... They took com· In the realm of cducntlon, fncully lender and Graccline Cur-f '1 h
tcr, )unaor mussc 1.'ducntion mn-1 f P ele caro o mo.· This is juu a Spantah unlversitte! arc n COlD·
ama 10mp e of the tremondo\ll plctc change from American eol- JOr, will act as student lender. 11 1
Doroth)· Bnxtcr, frcshmon, wlll hospitality of these peoplct. lea~. The professors of Spain
be orgnntst. .. =-..:..------------~ B,::e~~~~d~c!s..!h!!o~s~p~lta~li~ly~n~n~d~l:_rl~f!~n!_:d-
1 take no mtcrcst In the students,
P I T and grndes ore gaven solely on as eams . . . ouL&adc rending nnd \est overages.
Thus, fow atudun\11 co to lec-
ture clnasc.s In fnct, U1c profes
sors ~he.m5colves show up to tee·
dad not .gave the scor~. J lis c:ommcn"" ''n the conference gomes held lure only \\hen they wl£h to.
nl McMtnn\•llle on June 6 were nJ follows: •·and but for the dirty Thera a.re no organiatlona or
w~rk o.t the of!scaals Alban)• would hn\>c carried off the honors; but sports in those schools. Thil
bcmg Jealous of her vtctoncs n plol wns formed for her downfnU can be tnced to the fact that (Continued from Pngc 2)
whlch accounts for the c'lcic&t." tho Spanish pe-ople are entitoly os dtd many other tradh&ons.
The great con1tut bet:wHn
c:itlH and tho .-Ulogoa made an
impreu1on on her also. She
no,or ceasod to wonder at the
• way lho c:enluri" Hemed to
roll away os abo bicycled lnto
tho coun.lryJlde. In lhe .-Utages,
the :women were So be fouad
washing clothes in tha riYer
while a shepherd hnd~ for
the puturoa with his blanket
oYer h'il aboulder, to fend oU
the bUtor cold wtnd. The eUl•
quite in the opposite extreme.
wero .,.ry modem. ·u W8J al·
waya gnat fun.'"Miu Cerf con
fcues. "to YisU the "rillagos and
be looked upon with awe as
lho big city-slicker trom Ma·
dricl."' •
While her dream for Lhc future
is o eorrc.latlon of the dromn. art.
music and ph}'Slcal education dc
partmenta. Miss Ced' ls nt the
lime tl".schang nt Gabcl school.
MntYlhunrt nnd Lewis and Clnrk.
She teaches bt!gmnlng ond lntcr
mcdlnte dance. and states Uult
the 'tu~ny evening class Is
open to the public ru; n fcc course.
Sophs Plan Presents,
Victuals for Christmas Dr. Wilhnm Stn!ford, DSSIGI.nnt
professor of English, nnd George
t~1cDonough, instructor of Eng
lish, will present the topic which
they describe ns being "a study
or those mflucnccs in 19th ccn·
l\1ry England which led to the
particular mood expressed in
Matthew ATnold's 'Dover Beach'."
The .Engltsh mnJOl'S who attend
thu seminar will be gi\'cn lhc op·
por:tunily to accept, modify or re·
jcct the proposal. ln 1903, under the coochmg of the famous BtU 'Hnywnrd the indh•idualistic and ban no !in·
troc.k tcnm 1enlly went places. On Mny 27, lt dcfcnlcd o.A c. by 3 terCIII at all in doing things in ThiS ycnr the sophomore cla"
score or 66 to 60. On Ma)' l, it defeated U. or 0 by n score of i6':: groups. Miss Ccrf poinJ.J out. plans to present a.,.,dcscrvms tam
to 49Y.r nnd then at the C A.L 0. conference mcel held m McMinn· The school attendance laws aro lly wtth n Christmas dinner and
v1llc tt took everythmg In stght securing 88 out of 126 points. There not enforced as tho anrage prescnta.. Both money and canned
wns no doubt about &t. Lhts yenr Lhe Albany college lrnck team wos familT muat put all tho chil· goods nre needed; especially
the champion or Oregon. dren to work at an early a;e in money
-"Lost In Stars" Receives
Many Auditors , Praise Schulz does not say onythmg m hl£ nrttcle nbout the men's order to &unh•o .•• ChUd La· I A box for the cnnned goods
baskctbn.ll teams so probnbly they were not VetY successful at thnt bor laws remain unenforced. \\,ll be placed m lhe gym Mon
umc, but he does SDY thot In 18!\9 the "young lndae " orgnntzcd 8 I Ideas such as boang nble to buy dny. Money Will be collected in
basketball team. They did not win nll thc&r games by nny means postage stamp only nt tobacco d&..-&dunlly or may be gi\i en to
but "thl! college gave them n hearty support on nll occasions.'' torcs nnd hndlng salt nnd tooth· nny sophomore clan oUlc:er. An attcndnncc of more than
700 ptm ... ons wns recorded for the
drama deportment's prescn\ntaon
or the musicnl •·Lost in tbe Stnrs"
two w ccks ago Th1s wos for the
Uuec public Jll'rformonccs nnd
docs nul mclude roughly 200 stu·
dentS who witnr.sscd t• special
prcv 1 ~,. pcrfurmnnce. picks rnther thnn anlt and pep-Students ~ ashlng tn help on
r•cr on lhc Ulblc did. of course. lhc c:ommntce should contnc:t
seem quite strong<: to Miss CerC, We.ndcll Tibbetts nt Platt bnll
Typing In My Home
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3612 S. E. 52nd
PR 4·S09B For some re:lSOn or other the g.trls did not orgnnizc nnother:
tcnm ~ntil 1904: "The team plo)•ed remarkably good ball nnd though
no""'~ tnnsng c\'cry gnme thc1r work wns n credll to the college."
The most brilhnnt girls' lc!lln lhnt rcpresenh:d lbc Ornnge and
Black wns the 1905 team. To quote ngrun :from Sehulz, 14A1bnny'·
plucky g1rlG m• t nnd dcfenlcd nll comers nnd when the smoke of
the bloody bnlUc.fJeld hod slowly rsscn upwards it was voted thnt
once more old Albany stood proudly forlh W&lh the word 'champ1on'
I sLampcd upon her vtctoraous brcru~t '1
The lhree l1ardcst comes of the scnson were ploycd w1th O.A c
n.nd .. Ute chotnptonshlp of tbc state Y.ns nt stake. The ri\-a) team
fought ns 1f :for dcnth Throuch hnal und brmunon~ pnssed our un
defeated tcnm and all for the ~k of the Orange nnd Blntk "
Such v. a college t-cporunc half n ccntut)· ago
B. A. Thaxter
"Time to Clean" I SCA Sends Delegates
To YM-YWCA Meet
Chuck Jcnktns. junior psychol
om maJor nnd Allee Schnudt.
)untur elementary education mn-,
JOr. pion to attend tbc Nanonal
SLudcnt ns::embly of the YMCA
and YWCA m Lnwrc.ncc. Kansas,
December 27 through January 2. TIK TOK CLEANERS
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8430 S. W. Terwilliger CH·861l. The pulr, bolh aclive in locnl
nnd rc~tonnl YM and YW alfairs,
were uppro,•l!d by the Student
Chrtsttnn assoCiatio n which 1S oi-l
bUnted wath Lhosc groups. Their
e2CJ)cnscs wUI ,be assumed by lo-
C."ll sroups :md mdhridunls.
The n.sscmbly, whlc:h mec~
e\ el') four ycnrs. is open to nll tn·
tl r~..sk'il students. Anyone !eelmg
he could make lhe tr1p may con· I t~tot Or John L. Anderson, col·
lege chnplain.
I Lake Theatre
Snt. & Sun. 2:00 p.m.
WCK~kday s 7:00 p.m.
NOW THRU SAT.
n •t t lltohmu. T " ''right,
1 '" Hunt• r, lll•t t.\ 111 "TRACK OF THE CAT"
All
l 11 It II J f 1\1• h n:l "CREST OF THE WAVE"
Sun. lhru Tues.
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"BLACK WIDOW"
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"SHANCHAI STORY"
Coming: '"Silhrina"
• all LC students
Your Christmas Pictures may be or-
dered now. The proofs for the VOYA-
GEUR can also be used for portraits,
making wonderful Christmas pres-
ents. Remember these pies are of-
fered a1 a special price for LC stu-..
dents.
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Friday. D~ombor 3. 19~4
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* * * * * * * * ~ Willomette Team Due,
Places Five: Everett All-Coast at Guard
BY HAl. LESSER •
. ' ~ .. J The ftrst known b.mqucl for the fool bnll co-ch:unpton~ of
the Northwe st conference will be hclcl in the Lewis and Clnrk
cafeteria Wcdncsd:l\', December 8 at 7 p.m. ,
Th(' Willumetl~ Bearcats and the Lewis nnd Clnt•k Pio•
ncers will be honored in a frumdly feast spon::;orC'd by th<l
collt g~. Collt.>ge n{ Idaho Will not NW Heads Vote: \th nd thl"! dlnnt;r due to Ow dls-
Ull\1:1? bctwc n coUegc!l,
J\ totnl of !8 Northwest confer-Offi.CI.OI Changes
c.nl'C all-stnn; will be suunc d0\\7\
logNhc•r sn the flnit sud\ e\'cnt
or Its kmd Pin;> t.:rS or both dubs
Will be SNIICd tO{!ClllCr by pO~I·
uons The qunrtcrbncks wlll oil
at at one tnbiC' Side b) :stde whtle
he ends \\ill nil s1l nt anothca
tabll• nnd so on
Pro-dinnt'r Ac:tivlliu Pl8JU1ed
Thr t'\ erung's progrom wall Ieick
of( Wtlh an Jnfor:naJ gel together
t Plott hall nt 6:30 p m 'fhc dm
m r IS chcduled for 7 p rn. m the
colkge ~ufett>nn.
Chnrhc Huldors will lHk~ on lhe •"b of muster of ct.:rcmonu:.<;.
Amonc lhc guests nttcnding the
lmn r wall be 01'. Herb rt Smith,
pre ·tdcm of Wtllnmt!ttc umv~rsaty
J1d Dr Morgan OdC'II of LC. Also
m t'nt will be the pres1d~nts o1
h Ll.l r of tru k= or thl! two
\l)l t.:
'I h t\\ o men who hove Willum-
t ur d LC football studiums
n d ut r them, Ch:.~a·les E
MeCull ch nnd Crohnm Griswold,
1 I nun.:d ~:u~ts
Press to bo PrC.licnl
Th pn \1. dl hove its rcpl·e
t t , too Pat F'rlZZell wtll
t nd f 1 the Orcgomnn and Al
u d fur tht> Journal. Mnnogmg
or of Lhc Orcgomah, Robert
•. Nl t em, cx-prcs1dent of Lh~
\\ m tc bourd or trustees wlll
' o appt:or. •
Fullown the dmncr ,1 short
1 t b~ Hc1 baa t A. Tampl~ton,
C bo.1rd of lr.ush:cs head, wall be
'dlU£1..d Northwest C'Onfcrcncc ofhcmls
mndc U1c b1g step nt thctr annual
oonfc1 cnc<-mcchng Suturdny os • they ncrecd to hove neutrnl or ..
ficmls \\01 k \Uth home ofCicinls
in nll h I• 1 c cnmcs hcnreror'b
Th( now ruling wUJ go into
effect with th~ coming btuket
boll s • ll o n Each c:ollogo
(coaches) must aubmil o list of
officials from tho loc:al tusoda
Hon for approval by tho rost of
tho league.
The Vlslltng tcnm mny now
choose between bringmg nn of·
Cicitll from 1ts own areu or ob
uunlng orm from n neutral oreu.
Thr home tenm will be nllowceJ
to have nn oHiciol from the home
territory ,
Formerly . in most instanc:os,
the homo Jearn llcqulred aU of
ficielll from tho local country
side.
No longer wall the cry of pnr
tinl offiCJntmg be roi.Scd 1t is
hoped by confl.'rence o!fJci"'s.
Sc,"t!rnl mstanccs of disapprova l
were c1ted throughout the league
durmg the past fuotbnll season
nlunc
If the \'IStling tenm c.l()cls to
bnns nn ofi1clnl, he ndcs with
the tcnm at thl! l'Xpcnsc of the
college. The home team wall pay
lhc r,•c for workmg the gnme
itscll.
HONORS HAVE FALLEN to 1h • .,,;.til 11 '" Lewis and Clark van;1.y toorball mcmbus. 08 Jim
.Johns:on (upper leU) nabbed dl-c:onlereace honors and honorable menJion all·c:oiiSt. Co-c:aplain Da.rrcll
Evezcu (upper r1ghl) wu an all-coafcrcnc:e Dl'ld all-eoaa guard. Earl Eng .. bre!son (lc!J) :look conference
tlDd third .team all~CDUJ fullbac:k honors. Harry Mc:Adl!nu (center) was ell-c:onference at Jac:klc. Gene
Flippm wns all-c:onfere.nce and second team all-c:oast at halfbac:k. • An unusual ft!nture of lht• eve
n ng ~~ lht! facl four ex-Grant
h 11 chool conches wdl be m al
l ndnncc· John Le\\"IS, basketball;
J( rry Fry, football ltht.' coach nnd
'I1t d 0 •duhl, head footbnll conch
.rom Willnmettc. LC's Joe Hous
ton nlso halls from Grant htgh
school c:onchmg ranks. LC Rushing
Game Strong
Four LC bnc.kfjeld men placed
m the top fl\'c in the conference
rushmg department. Compnrutive
rushing tot.nls give Conch Joe
Huston's charges 2683 yards net,
as opposed to the foes' 1269. Per·
ccntac<· wise this g1vcs the locals
un ovcrngc of 5.'1 yards gnincd
p(~r carry and tl1c opponents 3.2. BY ~RANK FLORI
Loc Spo.-u 'Ue'W'I ltCUI.Or
Eyebro-w-s rose nround the
north\\est Satutda~ followmg an
nounceme-nt of the '54 Northwest
conf renee football all-stan; Joe
HUStDn' resur~en t Lew1s and
Clark champrons plac.cd !1Ye men
on Lhc flrst terun. one semor and
four phomorec
Named to the mythtcal drum
team were Earl Engebretson ,
Gene fllppiD, Jun Johnson. Har
ry McAdams. sophomores: Dar
rell E\ crett, senior
Everett. co-cnptnin guard, add
ed to laurels already heaped on
hi.£ beaming face by rcccJviiig
thC' Untted Press nod on the Pa
ci!Ic Coast all-star team. The UP
clnsscd Everett as ••Possibly the
best lmemnn ever m the North
we1\ conference."
Fltppm was the !1rst backflcld
cl1o1 c on the second &lTing 'all'
team r.eledcd by the UP. EnGe
brctaon was o th1rd learn fovontc
ot !ullbnck . Johnson won bonor
nble mention at quarterback
LC VorsiJy Grabs Votes
Other P&oncer st.:~n.ers who re
CCI\'cd voleS tn the Northwest
confcrerte'C balloting were AI
Scott, end; Rnlph Staley, center.
ond Fronk F'a1r, hnlfback-all
three place~ on the second team.
Tackle Mtkc Clock and end
J1m Quu:k were honon;ble men
tum.
The three dcadlodnng teams
far the tallc-Willamettc College
of ldnho and LC completely dom
mntc.d the all-stnrs. WtUnmctLC
plnced UlK'i!. C of I two and LC
th nforcmrntioncd fin· Whit-•
man and Paci!Jc cnch had one
rcprcsenwtJ ve
All four sophomore members or
lhc tcarn arc P1onccrs. Three nre
JUDIOnl nnd [H (.' nrc SCDlOI'S
Vounc was hnndlcd by league
coaches ut the nnnunl conference
fnll mectmg held at the Mullno
mah hotel Saturday
E\'Crclt, the c!Ccc:uve ll.'nder
!cllow h:um members cnUcd •dad,'
tmprec-.A~ all "1th ius oggressh·~
n~ nnd rcfusnl to sit on the
bench, even U1ough acqutring ::1
broken JaW lD one of the Itr'St
games of the year He was LC's
only nil-conference r" presenta
th c lru t year, plaong at n tackle
post.
Powortul Runners Noted
A thundc~mg or hOOVC! mel lp
poncnts learned to crtngc nt lhe
tilght uf the Pioneers' two pow
erful runnin~ bocks-a Pnnlh•·r
and s filedgehnmmcr -Flippin
nod Engebrdson . Flip also be·
came ~q&own :Cor hl.S ftcld goal
klclung nb1hty He tried two
conls, the tir11t and second of his
life under game condltians, ~nd
proo(!('()l'<i to make good on both.
Johnoon gnancd D rcputntwn as Cloc:k. lnckle on the oth(.'r adc of
the line, had n dciimte hand 1n
Ute rumation of mnny a running
ploy headed the1r wny. ~Jckcts to the dmncr 3rc avoil
able 1n the dean of men's off1ce
for Sl.SO per plate.
Flip, Johnson Comprise Star Duo
From Rainier in Pioneer Athletics
The current state &lin hsls Rnmu:r, Oregon as huvmg a populn-• uon of 1,285 and two•of those tnhnbttnnts lhas week rose: to heights
neYer hi! fore attained by any CIIJ.lcn ot the town pl•rchl'd ulong 1 he
s1de of thl' Columbaa r1vcr.
Gene Flippm und Jtm .John on un"' the men 10 the spotlight b•!·
&ng chosen to the 195•1 vcn>10n of the N\V nll-confcrcnct! and httlc
nil-coast team. Fhp was packed o a halfbnck on the E~.o><:ond II and
J1mmy was given honorab!(' ml!ntaon at the quart~rback slot,
I
Both Star in l.owor Columbia X..ague
Careers of these tw 11ddcrs-is clo&ely paralelled. Both played
four yi!3TS of vnrs1ty footboll at Rcumer htgh and were selected nil
conference. Flippm got the nod for a stmt m the 1953 Shrine all-st:llC
game. the ultunnte or hagh school honors.
Basketball took up theu lime durmg the wmtcr, but w the
spnng they pnriA.'<i company. Jam heoded for the sawdust plt.s and
the pole vault, Gene to the diamond.
In the fall of '53 both mnlnculotcd to LC when~ Johnsun became
Joe Huston's quarterb1.1ck . Fhp found hmuclf playing ~e<:ond-StJmg
fullbnc'K behind Earl Engebretson . Aguin th~y ployl.'<i together on
llle maple m th" wmtr>r nnd nglllll Uu~y w••nt then scparntc ways
in the !lpr&n~"
o flne z;pllt-1' quw tcrback, run· Flip Ac:quirea 'Rainier Pllhthor' Monlkor
ning the opLiono1 play 01 suddr.n- Th1 1 ,IJ Lht! boys tound lhl'tnii •'IV~ m the some posthons tht•y
ly pitching nut to a hulfbac:k nt t ••JOY"d lest s~?aaon. An IIIJUr~.:d Cal(} Couk ... awwd Huston t~ movt•
lhc Jt~st m1nutc who could CJthcr F1fppm to holfbul'k wh•·r~ lw nm s nmpnut ptlllllng the mcl<nomt.• of
run or throw a pass. His nbi11t)' the .. Rluuer Pllnthur.''
to coordinate the LC ground game At the clo c of the &cason when th<' co •• clws tmci sports scribt.'ll
c:onsumUy kept the oppos1Uon on huddlt:d they p1c:ked lhl.! Rnuucr duo on the tln;t team oC the nll-
tht: run confel"!llce ros~r nnd ploct..'Cilht>m olso in the lltUc aJI-coast sek>ctions.
McAdanu golncd nods of op· Flip has retired !rom the athletic wnrs fur the wlntcr, t~ drl\'c
provnl for hts :hnc work ot t.nc:klc bus but .Johnson l.S worldng for n guard pot on Eldon fo~tx's biUikCl·
from opponenta throughout the I bnJ..J club. Gene now Uves ot home with IUs wJ!c and son whil~ Jim
cn.wn McAdnm1 ond Make r 1dcs at Platt holl Opponents forged to the (ore in
the pnssmg department, gominR
9ti6 to LC's 727. •
Gene Flappm paced the tot~l
scor:ing w1th 58 points, followccl
by R. <.:. Owens of College of
Idaho with 57 and Earl Engcbrct•
t;on w1th 5·1. 1
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24·22 \'1 •
THE PIONEER LOC Pago Fin
~------ ------ -------- ------------------~---friday, Decernbctr 3, 1854
Ali Base Sacramento St. Hit; Local Dom;in; Enlries Indicate
Seattle Paci~; o~!~'::!r!or Saturday 'Mural lnt~rest Up First LC Junior Vanity
Schedules 22 Games
• BY TOM HARTCEY
'l'hc apotllyht w Hch1.•o, h'Um
the gndiron tu the moplt• coutot
tonight nl G: 15 wh~n C'unch Milt
Schroede r's JV blllikctl.Htll crf'w
1t1kcs the floor agoinst n power
ful Po1 tlund Air Bntc Clvc. 'l'o
morlllW night Lhcy fac1.· Wcstcm
Baptist.
Schrocdt•r, 11 bnskctball letter
man ut LC till' pust !our seasons.
makes his debut in the new role
or coach with the PIOneers' hn.t
]un1or \'ursity club. In prev1ous
years participation m non-vars1ty
competition was limttcd to frt•Sh·
men. but this scnson athletic di·
rector Eldon Fix hns dropped the
bars or 'Ill lower dh·ullon men.
froah Dot Lineup
Th rc tcr IS still pri'dominolly
freshme n, w~h but thrl'C supho
mtm:s m the hncup At for.wnrds
the Palatine Hlll tcum hns L1'W
Uorrlson, nn all-slater from last
,·car's Clatsknnl cnl! y, Tom Me-, • Fcrrnn another (rosh from Pork-
rose· and Bill Stemple who h•Js
JUSt traded his clcnts Cor bnskct-1 ~ll!ho~. ,
'l'wo ~ophomorcs nrc nlsu work
Ing nl the forward postions. Tom
McKinney, n wtcran of losl
\'COr's frosh tenm nnd Bert • Sprmgcr, n trnnsfcr from OSC •
•
GARY JACKSON
•• : lone s.enlor on te:tm
• -
LOREN MICHELSEN
••• sophomore pi•ot mon Bnsketball makes at.., 1954 debut on Palatin~ hill tonight Tho.: rising inU!resl in lntrnmu-
und tomorrow nis;thl as lhe Eldon Fix-cO<tchcd Lewis and Cl~v-k ral sporw on lht! mmpus Wlls em
squad plnys host to a pail" qf strong non-conference rivals, the ph11.sir.ed wh"n the list of cntrlct1
Sncnmmr1nto Stnt..: Hornet~ nnd the Sl.!olLle PiiCI fie F'nlcons on thP ror basketball W8tl posted
LC floor starting nt 8•15 p.m. Ten teams entt-n.'d with de-
The Pioncl!rs have two more non~onf••rcncc games br-forc Chrlat- fcndmg chomps Lombda leading
mos vncat1on, om• With lhe strong Ctlllfornin Poly team nnd Pac1CJc the group. Other listed arc Knp-
Luthcrn ncxl Thundny and Fridny mpht on the home floor pa, Del"-, Slgmn, Alpha, Polecats,
Hornela Held Tholr Owa With WSC. Oregon Cnstofls, Oinks, Shockers and the
The Op(!ncr will mbrk the second t.m, that t.ew~A nnd Cln.rk has ShllJihllck& A plnyinlt schedule
met the Horn~ts, as lost year LC dropped a decision to Stntc Qn the Is In the process of being drown
Calilornl tour. Th1s same Sacramento tcnm last ycnr dcfc.;nlt..'Ci up by Milt Schroeder lind Wnr
' WoJhmgton Statu and lost lQ Oregon by on• pomt and wns Lhc nn-ren Smath, 'mural dircctora .
hon's lc<adcr m deJcn£c for small colic (.11. Volleyboll action is scheduled
1 Sacramento, coached by Hal Wol!;o former Pocif1c U p1lot, wdl LO bcglll .OOn with eight tcnms
come into the P1onecr cont~l w1Lh tht•!C games under their belt ns slntc-d for play. They include tht:!
thcy M\ c racked up .. •Jctoncs over Mother Air Furoc bns and fncully team, Sigma, Dclt.&, Knp·
Southern Oregon college. IA.st mght the Hornets plny~,."CC Portland pn, Dtnk.s, Polecats, Lambda and
untvo.:nnty. the ShashUcks . A double elunlnn: •
Sacramento w111 fwld a starung team of three . cmora and two tion will dctennine the Champs.
sophomores against the Pioneer !JVe. Th<> f!ltlrters ore D1ck Vmct
and Georce t. .. useu forwards, J. C. Mn.stcrs nt center and Ron Lane-!
bnrgPr and Cory! Po\\Cll &l the guords, Lmcbnrgcr ornd Powell c 1 v
nrc Um sophomori!S. Oft erence ole Soattlo Pacific DominoJet Oregon Fives
• Th~· scmo1' trJfl puck!! the scorinc punch for the Hornets ns tho:y 51 S •
turned in n combull'd totnl ol 40 pomts ngmnst SOC, kd by M~tcrs ops prJnger
With 19. Veto.:rnn guard. Sam Pulloro may bl.• in the ~>liorhng [Jvc
Fr1day r~plncmc Powl.'ll. Lillie 111 known about the strength of the I Bert Spranger Y."n!l voted In
Seattle Pol'lfic club except thut they dcfctllcd Orecon Collo•gc last chgtblc fur 1nll-lerm bnsketbnll
weekend and \lton o\'cr all tho members or the Or~gon Coltcg1atc at LC ot the NorthwC!t contt!r-•
confcrcnc~ lost year cnC'C confab last SDturday.
For the Ornncc ond Blnck, the complete starting fwc has not Sprmgcr will be sidelined from
wmtmg till nc."t tenn to geL o
shot nt varsity bnll.
A lengthy pair of first year
men a~c hnndling the p1vot slot.
Clarence Duke from West Lmn
nnd Cordy Swnnberg from for
up ln Nome, AlnskD, ar~ lradmg
off in the key. • been dccuicd, G n bottle for one or the forward spots 15 st1ll m con-'\'llr&tty play until hiS Junior )'ear
tt>nt•on L<>tte1 mon Don Wnrd and newcomer Dan• CGrdncr, on nil· H ts now a econd term sopbo-
• stater from Gresham, are fightmg 1l out for the berth oppoSJtc more and has only to \o.'ait !or the
Iutterman Hoi Adnnn. The: rest of the hncup Wlll ftnd b1g Lo~n r.prmg ~ m 1955:
Sophomo re 01ck Fiske, all-city
Lincoln gunrd, Darrell Moucr, AI
Brown, Ron Stemple nnd Dnvc I
Jeans will operate nt the guard
spoUI. With Uus 12 mnn squtiO
Conch Scht·<wdcr hopl~ to work
on o h~o plntoon ·ystcm
Some May Soo Vo.rtlty Action
DUANE BRADY •.. junior two-year vol
Meet The Players . • •
• •
• M~ehcl scn ot the center slot, nnd Gary Jackson and Dunn Brody at H1S entices nrc not complete
the guurd pos1tions f} lost to baskctbnll ns be Is able
B:lck of the startmg fwc, Coach FIX cnn call on lt'ltcrmnn to play \\"ilh the Lev.·a and Clark
gunrds Joe Boutin nnd Gene Helm, center Wcs Strnhm, forv;urd JV's until he becomes eligible for
D1ck Gt'<Jnt und Ron Stempel olcmg With Jun Johnson, nn out.stnnd- the va~.uy When he becomes
tn&:: guard for the fro h lost ye:..r. chgtblc he -will sull be Dble to
Wrestling Team Slates First Tryouts
WresUlnc workouts arc due to Northwest. Donmng the wrestling
begin imml.'d13. tcly ns the growmg sogs after gnmc.ring their sewnd
LC grnppHng tcnm hopes to pre-leiters in football wtll be B<!nvy-.. ,pnrc for Ute '54-'55 season. we1ghts 1\hkc CIQck nnd Hnrry
Conch Jtm Wnid issues nn in-McAdams nnd llght-henvy Ralph
vitation Cor chglbll! students to Swlcy. This trio compdsed the
turn oul .'l10SL prorrus1ng mnlm..:n in Ute piny m some Northwes t confer
cnc.c gnmcs as n forward •
Kappa, Dnlu Tie. 6·6 • 'rbe AIUUlal .X:at~pa, Delt POIIf.... _,.OD foo&bAU srame uded lD a
6-G Ut. 'rbt h'attl'IUUu boUO.d to
A 7·7 Ut 1111 U~r ..... aD p1&7. Scoriq tor the X:appaa 1111 the flzwt
q~:r ,..... 0 or t OapanJlA4ren
wllUo Jack Veu'lllM •coH4 ror
tho Delli! la tho Udrd. quuur.
Lnst yeat· lhc Pioneers opposed :.su=n:.:t.:e_l:.::a:.:s.:..t ..:S{!:.:.:D.:.so.:.n:.:.•;_ _______ ____ __________ •
scver::il of the top teams in the
• •
t Smn· tht JV'1 will play th~
same style oi rust urcnk ball thut
Coneh Eldon Fix's \'arsity usr.s,
hnll players will bl' selected cnch
week after the prelimmnry game
to su1t up w1th the van;ity. Ac·
cording to Schroeder all men on
his squud nrc potcntlol vorsity
ball players. The 1dca of having
a JV ~quad 1s to give those men
who m1..>d n little mort! seasoning
a chance to piny regularly and
bu1ld \'arslty motc1lnl. -Thumbnail Sketches- •
Saturday night the preliminary
wiU p1t LC ngninst Western Bop
list on lhc home court. Western
• Baptist is coached 'b ' former Pio
neer Merle Pett.••·son. --
195_. 55 JV SCHEDULE
lito( I rtl nrl \lr I • •
Dec 1-\\~en te-rn lllt plllrl n.... 0 {luh:"r ·'It ""'"' Dt'l' II\-l'otllllnd l'ollco•
D <" I t>-l'unlunol II 1'1 o11h
D t: 1!0 <'lnrk C'ullc·.:" J \'
Q, l' ::1 "•uiH•rn 1111JIIISI
Jan •~Pt>rllnn•l St J\
Jaro. 7 -l'••rllulld J\ lr lliUh' Jau !I <'ouuttnlln l'ulleg.,
Jew 1•-l'ncltlc ,1\'
J< 1 G PttcUI<r .1\•
Jlln !!! l.lnfh•h l J ,.
Jan I --c•tnrk ~ollc..:t. J \'
~ b I l.lntlt'ld J \'
Prb • 1.111 flo•lt1 J \'
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I rb II •·~·n,ordlll C'ull"£•
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Th"r
Independents Win
. Girls' Tournament
The lndcpcndcnt.s sclllcd on
top of the women's intmrnurnl 1 Vollcybnll lournnmcmt with four
"-'ms nnd no lossl's.
Slcwnrt nnd ·Th~tn tied !or sec
ond pluc,. with two wins and two
losses. ln third place with lnfl • Wtn and three losses arc Dt•l Phi
'nnd Akin.
In the fino! I'Ound, plnycd In
the gym on November 23, the
Independents topped .Akin 28-13.
Stcwnrt \'olleyed the boll tor o
2-t-22 \' 1r.tory oyer Del Phi.
• BY STAN HARRIS
Michelsen, Loren- No. 12
Nmetccn-year-old sophomore
center ... Mike'' is 6 ft. 6 m. high,
Wl'Jghs 218 and is the biggest mon
on the sqund. Ho.: cnmc to LC
!rum HiJlsboro high, where he
was student body presldt:nt and
on aU-TYV h~aguc basketball .stur
Cor 2 years. Last year, besides
bnsketball, Mike olso threw lhf!
d1scus tor LC's championship
ll nck team. Blg Mike, nn out
standing dclcnsivc player, fig
ures that R. C. Owens, C o( l's
tr1cky center, will be the tough
''c;l man to ch<'clf th1s year.
Adrian, Harold-No. 11
Twcnt) ·VC'lr old JUntor with
two previous letters at forward:
190 pounds oo 11 6-ft. l-in. frame
makes wnbidc.xtrous "Hol" u
nemesis to aU opponents. Hls
dcnd·l'}'e shooting mndc him
West Linn's representative on
the TYV Jeaguc nll-stnr qumtct
Cor· the Junior nnd Sl'.nior years of
hi6 high school cnrc• r. Hul re
gurds Danny French, Pacific's
nll-oa-ound othlNe, ns the tough
est ma nhe will have to !nee lhts
seru;on
Gudnot, Do"1"1d-N o. l•
·\t tht ntht>r rorw mi u-rccL 5
inches ol Dave Gurdnor ndd the
ne~dcd hdght.. Wtth his 175
pounds Dave carries the added
a~spon~ibility of upholding the
Mnor of his class bdng the only
fl'osh member ol the &('tund. Nanc
tecn-ycnr-old Do,·c came to LC from Grcshom h1gh school where
he wns president of the senior
class nnd nn nll-nround competi
tor m tenrn sports. Coach Eldqn
F1x says Gnrdnct· is probably the
". • , hottest freshman prospect I
C\'cr to hit Lewis and Clark."
Dave wns !U'st string forward on
lost year's nll-stntc htgh school
tcnm
Brady Duane- No. 15
Two yccu lettermlln guard, 20·
ycnr-old Dunne stnnds an even
6 t t. and weighs 165. In his first
two ycnrs nt LC he hns done
much to uphold the reputation
that preceded him from small
Powe:ts h1gh school. Besides be
me senior class prexy and stu
dent body veep, he was all-state
Cor two years. Last ye11r he rc
<"Ch·cd honorable mention nU
confc.rcnc:c on the strength o! his
shootmg eye and hls smooth
handline on the fnst break .
• Jackson, Gary-No. 3
"Dad" Jacl<son, onl.)' 5 11. 10 in.
ol sggrPsisvo bnU handler, is the
oldest (21) man nn the sguad thh;
ycnr. Tbrcc-ycar lcllc'rnlnn Gary'
wns honorable menu on a 11-("on
lcl l'nC\J I ~tat ) cur und i5-probullly
the moJt nggremavc drl\'er in the
l<!n.:ue. ln prep doys Jllckson Wn!'l
n star gunrd on Jefferson's stntc
chnmp10nshlp quintet 1n 1951,
nnd nlso a mcmbc1· o! the Nauon-
nl Honor Soctct~·. I
(Continued next week.) I •
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COCA·COLA BOTTUNC COMPANY OF OREGON • • •
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• Pe.g Six THE PIONEER LOG rriday, Oocomber 3, l9S4
1 ob If ell Do11 . '
A few lmcs of congratulotlons lo the Rcliglon-in-Life
• \\rrok committt'e headed bv co-ch •rmcn J\nnc F1lch and
~ Poet Pleads;
''Take H~art'' City Scenes Will Set
• Chuck .Jenkins. T.he many ncllvlhcs durmg the week w~rc P&alm For Ol~urag~ Studenta
well planned and t'O\'e.rcd n vnl'i~ty of subJects Why nrc you e.1 t down, oh my
Dr. Evans, mom ~pcnker for the event, spoke to consis- soul?
lcnllv full bou~es. t\s n matter of fnct, lhc usual lethargy of " Do y:-,u not kno" thnt the Lord
lht.: student-body regardmg nttendnnC"e nl studl•nl functions thy God, He 15 ,hy Mnkcr nnd
wns not shown during this week ~\ttcndnnccs nt nll functions Snlvotaon?
were large. which proved betll't' th.•n nny nrnount of word~"-'•Y ~ot oilcloth 011 the • golden
the success of the wc~k. ,·elvct of vour oltnr. •
Although Lcw.is nnd Clnrk IS a fl'ligtous C"ollegc, thcr·e are
no stnct church.oset rules go"crning student conduct, yet lh~
school is known far and wide for its sincere, serious ::1ttiludc.
The fine support givi:!n Rchgion-m-Lifc wcl'k IS a reafflrmn-You nre n davinc cr<'nturc of the
Lord God Almighty .
Take heart! Younc blood You
nrc more Ulrul blood nnd more
lhnn flesh nnd omnmcnts. .uon or this attitude.
• You nrc endowed with n brnin
lhol as the fnstrumcm •. of trans
miSSIOn !or fcllowshap nnd od
_....-mon1t10n and help from God.
•
The campus hn5 been boaling for ::,omctrmc on. n matter of
some ... ah .•. dehcncy. The problem of c.igardtcs on campus,
nnd wath a recent :statement by Dr. Howard , the matter ha~
tome t.o a head.
There lS a sazeable faction thut would like to see :freer
1egulations concermng smoking, paruculnrly cigarette ma
cllines. D1ey point out that as long as ctgnrcttcs arc pcrmittetl
on campus at all, cigarette machines should b\; permitted.
Anyone can borrow a cas~t ett~ anyway or dri\'e into Burlin
game to get one. The state schools hav~ them, why can't w ? Wh) nrc ·ou cnsl down, oh my
soun
Do you not know thol he will nol
let vou !all? -Even the hn1rs on your hcod nri'
numbered.
Why nrc you nfroid"
Thl· oecusntions of "chlldrcn"·
m-fnith should not mnkc your
soul cry af you bcltcvc.
Why do you doubt?
Why have you not kcpl fnath uriu
wnr ml'd her in your hcnrt?
Do not rcl>~l ocalnst this world. • Tempo for Gala Hop
Scl.'ncs from Nc\\ \'ork will Give Skwnrt hnll bright I1(JhUl nnd 11
•
~Dill nlmosphcl\! tomorroW nl&;ht.
The dnnn'-donn glrlll ru;klll~ tlh' CellAIS-Will ht• from n to 12 p.m
• • •
Colhoc:on . homo·oeonomkt club lnltlnted new mombna ond
inatollod offic~f'l at their meeting lnal Tuoadoy. Th~~> nowly elected
ofllc:ers or~ vico presidont, l..ol. BloHmon: aecrelory Lona Me:
Millan. and treaaurer . Joan Palmer
The ton lniliatNi were CoEUa Medlock. Marilyn Range. Oor·
othy Jacobaon Mablct Neal. Olano Brumbaugh Joon Klda Jo·
Anno Lommon. Gloria Sc:hweitat'r. Marilyn Ploc:e and Joan
Palmer. • • •
Sigmn l\l{>hn Sigma celebrated the !rntcmity's intrn-muraJ
footbnll championship at a stng pnrty held ot Gll'll Gregg's home.
Saturdoy. No\'emf>cr 27. • • •
Alpha Kappa Pn Daiional business fraternity , wm pruont
John H Leonard . v•c:• president of the Fint National bunk a.s
n guut ap..a.ker at its moet.ng at 8 p.m Monday Oe~mber 6
in Palatine drawing room.
Leonard will apeak on tho History of and Opporlunltiel in
Oregon Banking.' Th~ meeting ia open to anyone in\er-.ated .
•
O~lta Phi chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Slnfonla men'a national
music: fraternlly . will initiate 19 now memben on Tuoadoy.
Docombttr 18.
On the other hand, the faction :against the proposal feels
that although LC is a rchgious college, there are rclath·cly
Ce'\' .restrictions on the students: and those few are designed Indeed, you DT'C n part or It,
but you Ort' also nbovc It, lor
your soul 1s ctemol. • Take care of her more thnn the
world, for the world shnll pass. • to mak--e this campus better. One of the reasons students come
to thJS college .instead of a :;tate school 1s because of the
1'eligtous attitude. It would, therefo~e. be (idaculous to pat
lcm ourseh·cs after the stote schools.
The rejection of the ctgaretle machmc idea is really very
unimportant when compared vnth the renl reasons we attend
thlS college. T~e large amount· of bnd feeling O\'ei; such a_
small matter seems a bit rtdtculous. "Pcare I len\·e with you.'' He hos
smd, ••not as the world giveth,
gwe J unto you." And 1t mok~
n difference m your life. They are. Jack Antonson M1Jton Bowerman. Paul Chambe r·
lain William Cox. Jamea Gronor Orow Hall. Sten Harris. Ron
Hollons t~d Ray Lorens. Donald Lunday. Norman Luts Jwrry
Mc:Clolla nd. Paul Moher Donald Newman. Carl Smith. Fred
Stoclc, Jac:k Vonoblo• Pete Vlahos and Gordon Walker
Edcile Flenner , prominent Portland prl•ato muaic: tutor and
LC faculty inllruc:tor in woodwind& , will be tnitiated at an
honorary chapter member . Flenner i& also a member of the board
of directors of Musicians'. Union. Local 99.
• • •
J3oOJ~-li-DOOjJ-f)o(JfJ • Donna Day
Dr. Kozloff Gains
From Year Grant Ofi1ccrs elected at the fn-st mcctinc of the Young Rcp"blicnns
club nrc: chnirman. Tam Horlno; '\'ltc·chnlrmnn, K1rk West: scc
rctn~-trL UJ;Ur<'r, Nancy Ycomnns; !'Otntc !edcJ11lion rcprcs~ntative,
Ceor~tc Burgess: coll~ge league rcprcsentotavc, Bob Jom'S. Dr. U. G.
Dubach wns selected ns nd\·iser for the group. Students inlca·csted
m the Rcpubllcnn pnrty nrc welcome to ntt<!nd the next mcclmt:
which v.•all he announc~d later, nccordmg to Hru·lon.
Lewis and Clark oHers many ser\'ices to 1ts students.
Among Utcsc are rec.t'lcationnl nnd cntert.amment services
-:tn wh1ch man~·. for one unfortunate :reason or ano\.ber, haYc
not muCh trme to participate. ·
Another se.rYice, app~oved nnd oppredah.'<i by all stu-
dents. even semors, is the acccnt on mformali\y.
Still another proVlded by the college pleases the aesthetic
eve -.a beautiful campus.
· • But there is one service which deserves more credit than
1t has been getting: namely. the bumps at t.lu~ college entTance,
obvtously placed the11c for the bcnet:il of sleepy eight o'clock
students. What alarm cl~ could be more eHicient?
UnLE MAN ON CAMPUS • by Dick Bibler •
•
---By Jac:k Nunn
Most people hnvc dn!ams o{
"getung nwny from 1t nil." Few
bO\\ evur hove the opportunity
extended Dr. fo!ugcnc Ko~lorr of
the biology d~pnruncnt who lnst
year rccci\'Cd a fcllowslup from
the John Simon Guggenheim
mcmonal foundation providing a
yc:1r's study in North Cnrol1na,
Florido and Colombia, South
America.
KozloU's proJect wns o pri
mnry study on the evolution of
cert.nin protozoa ]1\'mg on mol
lu~ks nnd other animnls.
He v.'nS accompanied durinG
the fnll, wmtcr nnd sprms spcnl
in the southeast by lus wafe and
smoll doughtcr. Whale there he
studierl in the zoolologicnl labor
atory of the Univcrsaty of North
Cnrolina nt Chapel Hill, the Con
scrvnllon reserve of the Univer
sity of Florida, nnd nt both pl:lccs
contributed seminars.
From there Koziol! proceeded
to the Colombtnn Andes and rcl
auvc u;olation on the edge of n
r:wn !orcsl. The lush rain forcslS
of Colombaa nrc nmong the rich
est m the world m nora and
fnunn. 1'be hC3\'Y r:~ins and high
humid1ty in the region. however,
lessened what~vcr homes1ckncss
he may hove tell in such .nn El
Dorado of flora and fauna. • He found death the constant
comparuon of the nauvcs Few
w3lked through the lowland for·
csts nt night !or fco.r of snakes . • Along many of the worst moun-
tain ronds tn the world he found
• numerous shrines, placed · there
;~~~~~~~ ~~ ~ . ' ~C:~~o:;· ~~at=,d:~~a. w~~~
1~ .. ETc~ Jombiam t..ravclang these tr each-
.. Your pape-r is ob•ioU£ly an • A' but tbat would 1ug9.-t ero~s roads bum candl•·s nt such
no 'room for improvemeo.J--co f feel you should ho•o a '8'-Follow l!hrtnCJ> tn rcDp!•ct for ~.e dend. 'lw Often tt single r.hr)n,. Will bcnr
mo scor~ ol burning cnndlr.s.
KozloU emphlltlll!!l lhr! value o{
studying unfamiliar members of
the nnlmal nnd plnnt kin11doms In
thmr fUltivt cnvaronmcnt Such a
~rc privilege can hnrdly he dup
licated in o lnborotory or on
color slides •
• • • •
• Congratulation to the nowlyweda--Tom Hannah. 'SS and
Eloiso Wood '54 who wero marri!!d Friday ovoning, November • • 26 nt Sunnysade M~tbod11t church.
• • •
Cueau of PiaU ball last Tuesday at on aHor-dinnor coffee
hour were Mr. and Mu. C. W. Plott nnd the rosldonlt. o( oll
women& dormUorios.
Mr. and Mrs. Plau woro tho speeiol guests at tho socond
in a sortos of c:offeo hours,
SNOOPIN' WITH STANJSLOUSE
Cell Theory Explaine
•
Untrl quite recently sr.lenc•• dadn't know very much about the
and, of course. it still docs. Everybody hos cdls, of thl!l we can
sure. A man who studtcs cells lS callf•d n eel~ mnn ond accord
tn P. MeAlhslcr cl al. he keeps nn occurotc nccount or h1s ••xpcr1ses
m a de\"IC~ known ns a padded cdl Cells urc very smull (this m\J!;II
Is ob\'tous) and can be dividt•d Into two distinct classes: l.nrge ond
mall Following the gn•at A mt•rit"nn trndlt1on of rootmg for
undt:rdog, we at this time shall consrdcr onlv the small t·~lls. •
Them an· many typt>S of small n•lls (soml!limcs called "cy•~··"
rrom the I.alln or Greek or the ml•dacat dactaonnry), these come
''nnous clnsscs and shapes. The white blood' d cdls !or instnnce
bl' subdivided but ore usuoll)' used by far t crgcants to pollee
pnrnde grounas (th<'-Se nrc called "fogocytcs") .
• Tht:n there arc the red cclls-thL'SC usually bcor further 1nw~r. • gataon•.
Another type, Polymorp honuclear leukocytes (poiHC'S)
named after a CaH!ornm piano plnycx: und arc cute little
known for distinct peculinriti es nnd absence of-but we digrc.'l! .
• Thot bnngs us down to this Uung rcprodu ctloQ, H's nil ,nrTili
on quhe openly in a process rt}fcrcd to ns "mitosis" CthaL's bc•~aul!!:
evt!n thcll' bt.':lt fnends won't tell them.} Anyway tt consists
big split where nf~r lhl'Y choose up sides to select an entcrtnilllm'ell
commattce and dcc1de to hnvc o bnll, hkc.
At these bnlls we fmd further ••videnre uf chnngc, I:'SPL>cinlly
the lymphocytes Cold out-of-tr•alnlng football plnycrs ond bnlllcr·ina
--80 Called beCCIUSC Of thP. fene5trBtt •d COndltlon Of their W<USUIIli!U
monocytcs, wluch nrc m reality us·~d humanitie s lecturers tnl
to th••mselves; and blustoc:ytcs which (lrc secret pollct! citing
site tor n blasL.
And speaking <0! blasU!, don't mtss the utomic bomb cXI>llosliO~
wh1ch ie rumol'ed to bt' plnntwd for the punch bowl nt th1• Pha
Alphfl-Mu Ph1 Ep!ilon after gomt: danct• tonaght m the llu~nter .
Be on the lookout tor m)' latest book on rut celiJl find thetr m11.w
l~tataon s on tho human body. It's rnlll>d "Ent All You Want"
"Adipos!! Rex.''
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Ml»ft STAN LEY GLARUM ••• muaac in hi1 llngortipa
1\ Sibelius Fcstlvnl concert will
be pre •·ntcd Wcdncsdny, Decem·
bcr 8, an the Clvac oudatonum. It
wall !cnturl' the collcr.c l!ym
phony, chon nnd chnpcl choir.
l,t will be sponsored by the Fm·
The progrom ls held an com
mcmoru tlon of the birlhdn)• oC the
grcnl Fmnaah compo~cr Jeun Si·
bclius, nnd will ·consJst lur~cly
of. has work11. Proceeds from the
lnntliu f'oundn tion BORIS SIRPO
• • • Europo bound
Chamber orch~ tro , which 1l\, n
hnnd·pkked group or string
players from the Portlbnd Cham·
bcr Ot't:hcstrn. The nroup hns nl
rl!ttdy rl!ccwcd uwilntaons frnm
l.ondon, England, Oslo, Norwny,
Stolkholm and Gcttcborn. Swc·
den, ond Helslnki, Flnlonct, home
of the orchcr.lru's conductor,
Boris Slrpo. JOHN STARK EVANS
• • .. baton wielder
• JJe-Registrotion On Slate
For Spring Term Students
Prc-rcslalr!ltion for the prlnc takt port an U111 opportunlty lor
term 1 sh•lcd {or nnxt week, Dc:-1 prc-regastroUon. He awya that It U.
cemb r 6 throur.h 10 Stuclentt ttot only t~dvunlllcwul to the rtu
rnoy aiJtnin roghurauon mntcraul.s drnt to be prepared well head
from their c• d vI t1 c r • Monday of tame, hut ol.so ('nablcs Uac col
morning lege tn determine tho number of
l.ntCjt r•'vlJdor& or the &c:he:d-"''W studcrit.a to b ncc pled
Seniors Try Anything
f o Get Good Cr.owds Ulr. heel \\all nlso he ovnah•blr
ut th1s th'Qc In the po:.L CJUiec. 11·
brnry, nnclt 11hnck. bookJltor~',
registrrtr'a offl.cc ond Crom "-oun•
1wlora
All atu<lcnLft rcgl tcranc wall The nlor class wall Lry nlmo t •
have unUl l"rldoy, December 10, nn>-lhang to ~et good tumou\8 nt
, to nrrnngc Lllll\r spring program., thear class mcctan&J
on which day oll bookie~ must Th<! lutCjl thing ueooroinr. to •
~ returned to advlaora. pr• adcnt Hoi SwnUord is to glvc
Dr Chorle11 W. Hownrd, dcnn door pnr . LnJt week's w o
or faculty, urr.cs nil 1tudcnta to populnr record •
=
· EST. 1867 ·
• Nu~r 11
concert wUl be USl'u to finrmcc
the Eur6penn tour of the LiLUc
Ianda:• f'oundutaon. The college orchestru, under
Slrpo's baton, will b1'gan ttw
prog1 um, followed by the college
choir dtrcctcu by L Stanley
Clnrum. The progrmn wtll be
climnxed by the comblnallon of
the two o1gnnlnllons under the
direction of music dcp:.rtrncnl
head John Sl.llrk .J<:vnns Vol. Xtn Pinn-r Loc:r. Portland , Oregon. f'rldav. Oocomber 3. l9S4
Booch Plays Lead
In Drama Offering
'Boy With a Cart' Theta-Phi Mu Combine Talents
In Revue of ToP Broadway Hits
"Boy With n Cort," o ploy by
Christopher Fry, will be pre
scntr..od by the drnmn dcpnalmcnt
nt 8:30 p.m. Thursday, J:'ridny
nnd S:nurdny, December 0. 10
nnd 11 In the -cumpu& Lhcnlcr. The Pl'ogrom wall consist of the
orchestra pacccs ''Springsonc," n
tone poem, •·Bclshnr~r's Feast,"
:ft.'nturmg sololSts J~rry llnrras,
vJoln; Belly Anne Chestnut, cello
nnd Adrienne Htll, flute. The
second nnd fourth movements of
the thud t:ymphony WllL tvncludc
the rlrst hnlf o{ the progrnm
Ttus play, gwen Cor the Christ
mns ~Season, foils close on lhc
h~Ols or "Lost In the Slurs,"
whach the dcpnrlmcnt prcscntcJ
two \\ceks IICo. "Boy Wlth a
Cort" is under the darcction o!
Jr.::an West, '55, The l'hoir will begu1 the ace·
ond hu.IC wath non-Sfbcllu~> mam·
b'"rs:. "To n Vu·gan l\'lc••k o~l •
Mild," n Spnni h folk-enrol or-
ranged by LC chon: du•cctor L.
Stanley Glnrurn. ll wtll feature
Jeanne Snucr, ..soprano soloist
"The Crncllc," nn Austrian nn· Jnck BIJOCh, '58. nncl Dnnnn
Byrd • .'55, will hnvc lending roles
m the ploy, whach will be pre
sented ns n rending. Other cnr.l
mcmb rs inclurlc Goa don 'l'ruh-
how, Phyllis Hollidny, Eric
Sundholrn, Don 'I oylor, Gwen
Phalllps, Dnrryl St••Hon, Tom
Horl.m, IJerb"Schold~. Bill Mar
tell, BM'nell Flnth. Doug Thayer,
Elsie Bnker, Sue Henningsen ond
Jnt'k V\:nnblcs
Scnt5 for the Christopher Fry
dromn will be resei vcd and nrc
m•nllnble now nt lhc bQo)u!torc.
Usunl prices o£ $1 nod Cree to
ASLC card holders prevail. Tick
ets will nlso be n\•nlloble 11l the
box oUice. .
P.rlscalln West as providing
music for "Boy With n Cnrl'' und
Ann Cipc Is supcrvit~ing cO!:·
tumcs.
Fry as the nulhnr of a number
C'lf :~uccl" ·ilul plays tne:ludlng
"Vl•nU!· ot-~rrvcd,'' .. A Phoenix
Too F'rcquL·nl" nnd ''The Lndy's
Not !or Burning ." "Boy With n
Cort" as one or Fry's eorly works. bvaty song, wall follow, fclllul'
lng Janet Davi~>. soprano. "Cttrol
of the Drum," n Czech folk-curnl,
v.; 111 be next nnd "The Che.rcbun
Song" by Mtchacl Chnkn con·
eludes the choir sclccllons.
The orchestra then returns
with the~ foUowing StboUus com·
poslttons: second nnd third move
mcnLS of lhe vaolln concerto len·
turing Clotrc Hodgluns, nnd ••f'ln
lnndan," lhc rnmous pntriollc tone
poem.
The prognun wall conclude
wuh "Orm nrd Yc People" com·
bmmg both orchestra nnd choir,
dia cctcd by John Slork r~vllns.
Thas number wos wnttcn durang
the oc·cupution of Finlnnu by Rus·
Sill, nnd tho pntriotlC nnturo or I
the piece hod to bl' disguised un·
der the non-commitlll title o!
"Song of the Alheniuns:·
Tit"kets moy bl• obt:uncd by
writing to the Civic nuditonunl
unt11 three dnys prior to the con·
ccrt when they mr1y b.: obtained
al the J K. Gill bo>< oUic:c. •
Music Organization Gives
First After-Game Dance
tlnuou, dtlncang," occ:ordsng to
Hnl S\\"l!fford, Phi Mu pa csidenl. Farsl groups to sponsor on
artcr-gnmc dance tlus ycnr nrc
Pha Mu Alphn nncl Mu Phi Epsi
lon, notlonol rnu••c trnt.crnily
nnd sorority, who will ln\'itc stu·
dents to "trip lhl.' hght Cnntustlc''
an the l~mnpus theater oftcl' the
I.C.Sncromcnlo Slntc t;nmc Do
ccmber 3.
The dnnc.:n, which will lost
unlit midnight, wtll be 25 cents
slog nnd 36 c~nts p~r c.:onplc.
This Is the ~ccond ycnr the lwo
music honorurics nrc spon11oring
nn nfh r-nnm•· donee.
The band will start wath 12
paccC's nnd brenk up into combos
ns tlw evt•ning wt:tu'S on. "lt'll bo
n cood c\'l•ning u! musal'! and con·
• The tncome Crom lhc dance
will be used to defray costa of
rnusac proJ~rams in tho tuhtre.
Th~: money Will ulM be npphcd
lo scholnnmips to be nwordod to
on t'ulstandinfl fn·shmnn music:
student next sprlnc. Eoch hon·
orury wall usc the money tuwnrds
their own nwul'd.
Jorry Conrttth, on lcn\'c (I om
the m·my, will ploy In the bnncJ.
Conrnth Is n fo1 mer &cere tory of
Phi Mu.
Rdreshtncnts o! sort drinks
ond cookies will be oHered nt • the dnne1.•. \ .
ALICE SCHMIDT ••• to alng .. Thou Swell" The nnnunl mus.lcnl revue by
Pha Mu Alpho Sinfomo, nnltonnl
muSIC rrntcrnitf. nnd TheW Kop
JW, oclnl sorortty, will be pr -
scnted nt 11 n m m the theater
on Tuc. day, Dcc~m'bcr 7. This U!
the farst full Cledged Lcwt!l and
Clnrk·stylc n .. cmbly pf the year.
occordlnc to Hnl SwoUord. pres·
id('nt.of Phi Mu Alpha
The lop songs or such muslcnl
comedy lumln:~rles ns Hlthnr<l
Rodgers, Lorenz Hnrl, O&cnr
I Hnmmcnilcln 11, Cole Porter,
Hnrry Wnrrcn tHitl Jerome Kern
w1ll be sung nod ptoyed In the
nsscmbly The. mulic wall be from
I suc1a hal shows nl "Cnn-Cnn,"
"Girl Crozy," "The Klrig nnd I,"
"So u t h Pncafle," "Showbonl..'"
.. Connc:cttcut Yankee,'' nnd '(Po·
)nnw Gnm('"
Some of the olo spolS )VIll be
octupled by Maril)'ll Odaorn!',
Bnrbaro Orr, Pct:&Y Kcstse, Ron
Hullenatcd, Don Nc\\ man, Ah ·
I Srhmtdl, Doamn Dny, "Sp d.'
Anderson, 'Oonnn Mot' nod Sum
Hnrras. A chorus of Thclu nod •
Phi Mus ore scheduled to Sin •
on the progrnrn
The PhL Mu Alpha b:md of 15
mcmticrs wlll plny background
music for the various nets. They
will nlso piny three feature num-
bers. 11ne an oragln11l tune by Eu-1 PEGGY KESTIE
gene Gaecnrleld, young Portland • · •h,. Kana and She
compose:r. \
This assembly I& the begtnninc Student Team lo Lead
T ff A d I 11 d ol n student body plan to cut I Ch h S • ra ic i s nsla e down the number of soclnl ov~nta. n urc ervlces
A B b T "}}" Two orgnnlzntauns hn\•c combm-A deputation team from Le\\111 I ar ur-erwl Iger cd to' pre:;cnl the one osscmbly nnd Clark will trnvcl to Klnmatb
• an this ml)vcmcnt Fnlls lumorrow where lt will lead
ln nn effort· to clnnfy the re· • p The pl'OOucUOn staff members crvJccs an t\\ o rcsbyter1nn
quirt!<~ turnmc movements for are: Joanne Rurt, Dornn Mnrlln, churches
motorists ot S. W. Barbur boule· Belly Ou~tcr . LuiT)· Morrell, Milt Saturday cvcnlr\g lh te.:~m
\'Drd nnd Terwilliger boule\'a.rd, Bowcnnnn nnd Hal S\10 afford. members v.ill conduct the youth
citY nnd stntc trornc cngmeen I group mcelmJ: ot the Pcaec Me-mnrial church ond they will ulso
this week completed the installa· Mu Phi Epsilon Holds lead ilic wol"£h1p scn•lce at that
tlon of s~ns. odditionnl Jane llnes church on Sunday nlorn~. Sun-
and a snfcty island, lrnlfic en-Afternoon Music F ele ~uy they .... ill go to Firsl Pru-
canc r Fn--<1 T. Fo\\ lor announced b) ten an church to lead the youth
Mondny . M \& P b i Epallon. national group
Lone lines were painted last •
week for tho cxtu:me right lane,
outbound on Barbur boulcvlll'd,
nnd s.i~ns posted lndicntm& UtRl
this lnnc is rescr\'cd for traffic:
turning into 1'crwilliger boule
vnrd The safety liland &cparnte s
turntnG traffic (rom the throus:h
lone. nt tlu mtcrscct!on and
chfinncls both mo\'cmcnu.
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• women'& muaic sorority, will S~nlung an the Sunday mom-
hold tts annual winter conc:e.rl lng ser"•le<! Will be Caroline cal·
at 3a30 p.m.. Sunday. D~m· d r, Belt>: :Hnll and Chuc.l<. Jcn·
be.r 5. ln the chapel: klns. O~u~r membi:rs of the group
Featured ln th• prognnn wUl nrc Bat tlarn Faber, Pnt Brownlee,
bo Donna Jewell, sopruuo, Jo· K3thlecn Oren nnd Dnn LaPorte .
anne Forstrom. cootrallo, Prb· 1'hls J.S the Uurd deputation
ciUa WHt. plant.t, and a HrlH tc.-nm to go aut Utis year Othen
of numbers for plano and or-hCJ,•c \'isitcd Bena and Medlord
gan featwlog KathlHn Brown· All the tnrns ore made up of atu·
low, orpnlat. cmd Loria Lone. dent '<'olunteers under the aua
planlat. pied of the Student Christian u
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BARK OF THE LOG ---·-'Religion-In-Life' eek
Opinion •
• • Draws Student • Shannahan Has Constructive Gripes
To lh Editor:
By Scotty Parker Not to be outdono by put a.nd prattnt "'grip4t .. !etten. I would
lib to add min lf the reftder will pleaso not•. t offCIJ' an aUcmat«-
• mothod or pro~illon to anything I am about to "'grlpa· about. The conscnsU!! ubout \lullglon·
in-Life w~..~k was dominated b)'
o posuve nttlludc which \\'111!1 ex·
pl"'cs.sed w1th orlglnnl thought and
undcrstandtng by pef""..ons op
proac:hcd m n poll lnsl week. took n rnthcr pt~Si\'1! ~t.and. The
followmc rour comments e rcss
th1s ~o:alton:
"Yt.•s, 1 thmk tt was lnsplnng. cumpus lUI n Chrlaunn commu·
ntty, os well nil my own retpon
sihlhti(!S in thRt community. In
my opinion l.he WC'ck wu:; not the
inspiring r<'llglous experience
thnt 1 hod hoped it would be
• Gripe 1.
11 u m'f UJ1donta.odang that lhe BUMP or small .mountain In the
.rood as tho rura.noo to the school was "'plan t~" to alow .tud•nts • down at the eongest.cl parking Jot entrance.
Coauldering the age and condition of me>5t &tudenl.l' can here on
c:ampus. th-J one bump is probllbly loosening more boll.l. outs. and
WN.rlng out more shock absorbo>r· spring&, etc.. thon would com·
pons.ato for :the eOSS of a complete aignal srstom for lho r.c:hooL
1. therefore. propose that a &lop &lgn bo plaa.d on the right hand
&ide of the roadway. If the~ was. a t~ndency Jo disob4ty, as most
cmainly thare would be, a studen.t pa.rldng auendant eould take
Uc:e.nse numbflrs. which would be followed by a ono dollar fine.
This gives 1M s:tudcoJ a job. probably makets money for thU aehool
(which is alwap in a bnancially worri.d slate), and eliminates
eons:tant repairing of the bump (the.r was a repair job a few days
ago), which cosn Jhe school plenty fo: ·sldllt'd labor.· Some of the comments wen~:
"1 disco\•,cred thnl l n~d more oC
n goal in life. J\n ,•ducationo:l go:~l
doe:'n't meet the needs of a Spir
Itual goal. 1 should QI\'C Cod o
larcer spac..-e in my Ufe. I lhmk
Rcligton-m·Life week wa.s \'cry
worth\\ htlc.u •
"lt. hy all means, nccomphshcd
us purpo.,•. It wns n great thr1ll
to s~ the college tum out in n
body for these C(lD\'O~UonS."
About Or. E ... ans 1 caD imagiac what Harbor drive would be like with a bump as
C!Vc.r:Y inle~rsedion-lbQy'd call this tho Big Dipper aJ Jantzen! Let'&
uso our hm&. and progress uaJcad of being 50 d • -• backward.
Tho pioneo.-s that first came wMe pioneen. • I hope the students who needed
h went"
"1\ mcnn't getting to school
earlicr.J•
"1 gol out of some c::lnsscs ear·
lt~r."
• "There 1s something lacking.
h doesn't meet my ncc..>ds."
Inspiring to Many
ConsLrUC:ll\'e, criticism was in
troduced by some students:
"1 found Rclig~on-in·LU~ wl'cl<
h1g~· mteresling and c:eruunly
wcll-plnnned and carried out. ln
n<ldiuon 1 dlsco,·c.r~..-d the unUm
itcd p~ibilitit"c or o college
Meeting Put on Calendar
For Philosophy Forum Gripe n. "1 thmk 1t wns )•cry worth·
I rN.lin this is a Pre5byterlan school and thas's tine. but this while this year because ol the
quostion of~ cigaret.te machine on campus u gcm.ing old. spcnkcr, Dr. Evons. It is nlwnys Dr. John J..1me.. ot the .JOclology
In the finJ plac:o the lrU£tees. and all donators aJ"'d backers of the 0 plen~ui'c to D\C lo ha.,·c the op-department wiU speak at a Iorum
sc:hooL if th~y have o•~r been on campus. re-alize smoking is por· • port~llY to hcnr such an oul· \o be.! ~;ponsored by lhe Philosophy
miSted. If s.moklftg was no1 allowed. 1 wouldn't sp4tak up now. But if standmJ~ speuker. dub at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, ln the
wc'ro going to d.o a thing. let us be consistent. The sthccr1ty or Dr. Evans Armstrong lounge of Pnlntm~:
Now the quution of minors U£tng the machine l& brought up. was cvtdcnt nnd unpressivc. lt'a monor. The mc;-.ting IS open to
l will argue thas OSC. U or 0, etc. all sell cigarettes on campus. lOo bad it couldn't have lasted anyone .,..;shing to attend. There
Anyone can geJ a pack of the filthy thinga in a clrug&tore. nnolhcr week " • wdl be o social hour with refresh·
To be e•on more spccilic 11 person who is.ow of cigarettes will The week wns highly succ:t:Ss· mcn.ts and nn opportunity {or dis-
haY"c a grcal.er d~ro lo ;burn. u beg or borrow a cigarette, and eon· bo cl cuss1on. .. k h al. And !ul th tnt • lcctunlly nnd spir-Offlc"'- ." .. e Eugcn"' Connell,
~en.uy. smo o more t an usu again tho luxury tax. trom ~ D E ~., ... " the machine. would hclp replenish the coffers as Lewis and Clark JlUn •. r. ,.nns wns the hncst pres1dcnt; Larry Eddmgs, "'icc and most mtcresung ~pcnker on • • coll~.
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1, h rd Th pre~adcnl, and Peggie Ki!StiC, sec-
Gripe Ill. • re lglCin n \'e ever • ca · c rctnrv Professor John Hnrring-
Now th&t l am a high and mighty s.enior. l can ftArk oo.•uhin the toptcs handled by Dr E\:a.nS wen; ton ~s the od\•lser. r- the most smpor:"..ant. to create
mile :radius of school. but 1 still remember tho Ions. long, muddy thmkmc on the part o[ students. I
bike. Now thC! parking silua!ton could be wonc. but l have ob· lt sttmulatcd my rcllgtous ,.1cws."
5m'Ved thai there is space available thlll could bo utilizod. Rcltglon-m-Ltfc ,~·cck poin Placement Office Asks "1 think one of the mnm rca·
sons for this wns that the special
ncttVltlcs, by schedule, could not
prt!cludc lhc regular ocndcmlc
routine For this tenson mnny stu
dents hnd netthcr the time nor
the opportunity lo meditnle on
the new feelings sttmuloted with
m themselves. Often u student
left on nssembly powerfully
moved, onx1ous to communicate
w1th God ••• only to have this
fcchng dcslroycd by the routine:
of their clnsscs !ollow1ng. While
this is. o cond1tion that can be
blamed on no one. 1l is ncvcrt.he
ICS.'l, I f• cl, n dcfinllc lnck."
"The only way Religion-in-LiCl!
w~:l'k w1ll be profitablt• is to have
h kept Oh\'1.'. If ll IS left lo be
jusl 6nc week, so little will be
galhcd. It ga\'c' me n broader out·
loo'k to the prtnciplc.o; of liCe {rom
o Chnstton h.mdcr.''
"Dr. Evons took us to the peak
hut thc: problc~ls, how can wt•
stny there?"
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About Trucking Industry
• Rny E Doherty, \'lCC president
1 1Mrdorc. propose so tho freshmen or roopnomore clllS5 oificcrs G d T B s· U :thal they undertake a proJcd to study tho parking areas for rear-cd out some vel') 1mportnnt fn ra S· 0· e to 1gn P
rang~mcnt. 1 can offer 11 few suggestions if anyone would like to tors nece:sncy for hllppincss \h .,,10uary grnduntes are ns.ked hear them. 1 hnd almost forgottl.:n." to come to the guidance nnd
::This :also would snvc 1ha &ehool money as far lls parking space im-"l hnd ll hard to put it into ploc:emcnt office to see about or odmmlstrntion ond J)(!l'sonncl
o! the Con&alidotcd trucking
company, told students nt the
!rcshmnn semmnr Tuesday that
the outlook for the t.rucking in
dustry is "wonderful."
The need for trained personnel
in lh~! transportation :held is
more neutc ot the present time
thnn il has C\ cr been bl!fon• due
lo U1c rapid CJ~:pnnsion of the ln·
dus~·. Doherty pointed out lhnt
this expansion u; roused by the
"ptlrsonnllzed .servic'-' motor car-• renD)' meant to me.. . -tJmt! JO s a lcr gradual on, 4»ro•cmonts or tut:hited planning is eonccrnod. Roger Shannahan \\ ords to express how much Jl "-tll . • b ( i. • nccording to MlSS Julia Johnson,
I Somt> Were Pauh·o placement director.
~ Along wath the od, however, She recommends thnt students
To 1ho Ediior: N h s k 0 nbout signing up Cor intervjews ners offer nnd lhdr obility to
Whlle \\"C nre singtng \he proises of our hne foolball team It 1 as pea S n Wllh \'OriOUS company represent• I odapl themselves to custoiner
Ultcrcsllng to remember ihat Albany college had groat football, atJ,•cs early rn lhe year. needs." · lhcrc was the bod. Some: students grndunting in June start thinking Thaxter Views Past Teams •
• tr.Jck. and basketball teums some 50 odd yenrs ago before my good 'Organi·c' Subj·ecl I
!remds Eldon rlX nnd Joe Huston were born I
In looking o\ e:r some old aceounts of Alb:my's games. written xn 1904 or 05 by one or our own studentt of that penod. 1 found "'ThC'rc 15 no such Unng as Ole followmg: • phystcnl educatton," declared D:-.
"In nthlettCS Alban~ college 15 rccogmzed not only in Oregon Joy B. Nnsh, dlrector of the phys
but throughout the ~ortbw~t us n lcadmg {Jgur~. This 15 a fuct cal educauon department at New
well \1;0rth bclng proud of, for \I.'Jth n bDndful of students and an York Unt\'CI'Slty, to npproxt
cmpty pOd.~. k she bas turn£!d defeat mto victory, nnd bas sur-t:nnlely 100 cducntton students ur
p;~ssed the lendmg UlStllutions or \he st.ote, thereby plncmg herself Plott. boll Tuesdny
m the f:trSt ronks Whether footbru~ basketball or on the· track, The very word "phys•cnl" gives
whether boy or gtrl, tbey nrc one and the snmc. Albnny college n wrong connolntton to thlS as
has time after ttmc dcmonstrntcd to t.he world her supcnorlty.'' pc-ct of educnllo!' Dr. Nnsh said.
Then be goes on to sa)· lhnt tt was about 1897 when Albany Physical eduCDtton CO\'c.rs .. nll
college was !usl rc!prcsented by an orgoniz.ed rootbnll tcnm. Then aspects'' or hfe.
wnung of :the 1901 season he says· ''The hrst game of the season Th~ noted author suggested th\!
was played October 26, 1901 at Corvallis. In previous grunt.'.S Albany word "orgnnlc," meaning the wtnl
bad alwnys met defeat nt lhc (.armcr's hands ond of course hn~·seed makeup or lh<! person, to Tcplacc
monC} "-'as grenUy m C\'idcnce ••• Bul Albany's stalwart Leam • physical" in l"!ducation of this
mnrchcd upon the field \\;lh detcnnlnntion to do or dtc and at the type ... There nrc no acll\'ltlcs Umt
Old of lhe game lhe score stood Alban)' college 6, Oregon Agncul- are JUSt phystcat,•• he smd, "and
tural college 0." there nrc no nctivitlcs that nrc
On No\eiDber 9, Utat same year, Albany de.fcated the State just mental."
Normal school at Monmouth, 26 to 0. and on November 28, ddeatcd Dr Nosh advocates one tow:
McMuunille (now Llnficld) 11 to 0 "Th&t which is used is dcvel· o-.....J."
Dunng lh~: 1902 t>t:nron the Albony tenm never met defea:.. ..-.-u • On October 18 at played o lt come. 0 to 0 at Eugene v.m.h l.he Um-The development of thL> ot·
' ~ of Oregon. The soores of olhff games that year were Albany gonic power ts on four levels.
3 • Portlnnd Academy O: Alban)' 15, Mpnmouth 6; Albany 27, Wfl-which. were d1v1d«..'<i into body
lnmcllc uruvers:ity O; Albany so. AShland O; Albany 22, McMinn· operntton, cxpcnences. neomuJ· ..
ville 0. Tot.a.l for the reason was Albany 12a; opponets 6. cular coordination and develop·
In the first game of the 1903 season pla)·ed 111 Eugene on Octo-mg nn emat.lonnl level.
ber 23, Un1vendt~ of Oregon won, but ocr nnrmtor .docs not giw! Dr. Nash recently lOured Indln.
the score You can guess v; by He says our bays were sadly dcfented He 15 now scumg up n new col·
but that Jt Y.oaJ n good lesson fOT them for they went on to bent the I lege of physicn1 ed.trent~on at
Oregon Agneultural college t.c:uD on October 31 by a score of 6 to O. Brlghnm Young umvcrs1ly at
.. At no time tn me gllm,..," he sn "did the fannOl"S ever have a ghost •P•ro•v•o•._u_w_h_. --------.
of o chance to score." All the other gnm~ plnyc..'<i thaL year were
,.;clones for Alban)'.
In 1904 lhe Albany team, after beating t.he Chcmnwn Indians
17 to 0, lost to the Univendt)' of Oregon Leam 4 to 0 Of lh1s game
Schultz YJi, "ThE victory WCJ won by the Unlv nnty of Oregon on
a !Jukr>, and but for a mero nccldcnt there would 'hove been another
0 1o 0 game Jmd away em the sbclf for future memories.'' But it
was a sacoc ful ,;cason, h• IS:l)'l, 1n spite of three dcfcat.s. CARO-AMICO
PIZZERIA
Italian Dinners
Served In the Old Piun HoUSP I When going out to
eat, don' f forget
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GOOD FOOD
ORDERS TO GO
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Dr. [). J. Scattarella
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Dr. Robt .. E. Casey
Announce the Opening of Offices
For the Practice of General Dentistry
At the
New Burlingame Dental Clinic
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8422 S. W. Terwilliger Blvd.
Alb.mY began her track athletics in the spring of 1901. That
ason &hr> won Uu: champion h1p in trncl~ (n n confer nee of WUlam· •
ettc valley collr:-gcs. On May 24, 1902, she defeated Oregon Agr.icul· D in n real It.ollnn ntmo pher~
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Chapel Schedules Dr. Paul Wright; · · ·
Or. Pnul S Wright, pnslor o(
th.: f1111t Prc.o;hytcymn church f){
Portlond. wlU be the r.u~t apcnk·
cr for chnpcl wrvlcl.'s Dccem
lwr 9.
Dr. Wright's nddrcss, "The
Chu&tian Hope und Clu ist.mos,"
will be lh~ lhhd in n st•r•cs on
the socond 1\ H•mblv bf the •
Worlrt Coj,'nc•l of Church4:'.S held
10 g,•nnston, llllt•oas, in August
Or. Wraghl nltcndcd the Evftn.
ston ancctsnJt ns on oflicinl dele·
~:.<n\t• of the Presbyteria n church.
Born In Jrnn of missionary par
ents, Dr. WriGht grndunled from
Wooster college, Wooster, Ohto,
and McCormick ~hcologlcnl sem·
inary in Chicogo. He flll<'d pas
tornti".S In North Onkotn, Minnc-
English Club to Decide
Topics for Discussion
Ot:..cusslo n oC the proposal to
wkc the topic, ''Toward Dover
Beach," ns the subJCCl for !uture
meetings wns Listed by Dr. Ralph
K. Allen, hcnd of the English de·
pnrtmcmt, as the main business of
the English seminnr which will
mPcl in C-7 nt 11 n.m., Tuesday. The wcll-kn•"IWn CIVIC lender IG By Dco Ann Pn1on1 lin('!;.~. the Spnnlah or<' quite \'l·
o mcillbcr of the Boord of Cht is· Mnclt1d, Spotn, hM ~en the !I t tuUc, M1 Ccrf I,.nrncd They
tlan Educotlon of the Prcsbyte- Unn !or two ycnr of wonderful thtnk nothing of tnkmg one out
r1nn church 1n the United Statctt, fun ond work for C(lmdtn Ccrf, to ~ce omclhlng ot 2 ll m or so,
·•ntf 15 on lht• Bonnl of Trust~cs new lnst:ructor or modern donee I"Becnu c It must be seen m
of l.t.Wlll and Clnrk rond Son nt Lewis nnd Clork. While in moonlhlhL," nnl th!!y coruld,.r
t"roncisco 1'hcologtcnl semmury. Spnm, Mws C~rt gave r't!Cillala the Amcr1cuna grent 11lecpyhcods.
Hct••ntly it was revealed thot ond tnu~ht modern dance al the I Tho American touriat il very
Dr. Wright will be PI oposcd by lntcmotiOnnl In Utute for Gtrls popular in Spain. howe,..r. for
the loclll Presbytery for modern· nnd Lhe Colcr.ao EuJtudlo in 'Mo-he will try anything -from cmy
lor o( the Gen••ral As.s<:mhly tH chad. food to a ·friendly chat in a cafe
Lhc Presbyterian church for 1055. Not only did Mlu Corf haY• in a language he knows lillie
Election of the moderator, whose lhe dulre to bring this new about, but motl of all beca\1541
chtcJ oflacaal JOb is lO preside At art to S p D 1 n. but abo also be il interest(ld in tho poopl ..
the nnnual mcctmc, wlll tnkc wi.ahod to bring back .aom~· Mlu Cuf adds that she wu
place nt the nnnual mechng of j thing of Spain in her own dane:· ,ery proud of tho American
the Assembly in Mny. 1 ing. In ordor to l~arn the true touri.Jt& in Spain. Despite great
apiril of the Spanlsh people. dllferences in culture. She two
Dr. Robert Dusenberry, nsslat- N .. ley, u ahe b known to her nationalltt .. gel along woJ'Ider·
ant professor o( English, will be fnonda. alayed wlth a SpanUsb Cully.
ams y, w ore ... They took com· In the realm of cducntlon, fncully lender and Graccline Cur-f '1 h
tcr, )unaor mussc 1.'ducntion mn-1 f P ele caro o mo.· This is juu a Spantah unlversitte! arc n COlD·
ama 10mp e of the tremondo\ll plctc change from American eol- JOr, will act as student lender. 11 1
Doroth)· Bnxtcr, frcshmon, wlll hospitality of these peoplct. lea~. The professors of Spain
be orgnntst. .. =-..:..------------~ B,::e~~~~d~c!s..!h!!o~s~p~lta~li~ly~n~n~d~l:_rl~f!~n!_:d-
1 take no mtcrcst In the students,
P I T and grndes ore gaven solely on as eams . . . ouL&adc rending nnd \est overages.
Thus, fow atudun\11 co to lec-
ture clnasc.s In fnct, U1c profes
sors ~he.m5colves show up to tee·
dad not .gave the scor~. J lis c:ommcn"" ''n the conference gomes held lure only \\hen they wl£h to.
nl McMtnn\•llle on June 6 were nJ follows: •·and but for the dirty Thera a.re no organiatlona or
w~rk o.t the of!scaals Alban)• would hn\>c carried off the honors; but sports in those schools. Thil
bcmg Jealous of her vtctoncs n plol wns formed for her downfnU can be tnced to the fact that (Continued from Pngc 2)
whlch accounts for the c'lcic&t." tho Spanish pe-ople are entitoly os dtd many other tradh&ons.
The great con1tut bet:wHn
c:itlH and tho .-Ulogoa made an
impreu1on on her also. She
no,or ceasod to wonder at the
• way lho c:enluri" Hemed to
roll away os abo bicycled lnto
tho coun.lryJlde. In lhe .-Utages,
the :women were So be fouad
washing clothes in tha riYer
while a shepherd hnd~ for
the puturoa with his blanket
oYer h'il aboulder, to fend oU
the bUtor cold wtnd. The eUl•
quite in the opposite extreme.
wero .,.ry modem. ·u W8J al·
waya gnat fun.'"Miu Cerf con
fcues. "to YisU the "rillagos and
be looked upon with awe as
lho big city-slicker trom Ma·
dricl."' •
While her dream for Lhc future
is o eorrc.latlon of the dromn. art.
music and ph}'Slcal education dc
partmenta. Miss Ced' ls nt the
lime tl".schang nt Gabcl school.
MntYlhunrt nnd Lewis and Clnrk.
She teaches bt!gmnlng ond lntcr
mcdlnte dance. and states Uult
the 'tu~ny evening class Is
open to the public ru; n fcc course.
Sophs Plan Presents,
Victuals for Christmas Dr. Wilhnm Stn!ford, DSSIGI.nnt
professor of English, nnd George
t~1cDonough, instructor of Eng
lish, will present the topic which
they describe ns being "a study
or those mflucnccs in 19th ccn·
l\1ry England which led to the
particular mood expressed in
Matthew ATnold's 'Dover Beach'."
The .Engltsh mnJOl'S who attend
thu seminar will be gi\'cn lhc op·
por:tunily to accept, modify or re·
jcct the proposal. ln 1903, under the coochmg of the famous BtU 'Hnywnrd the indh•idualistic and ban no !in·
troc.k tcnm 1enlly went places. On Mny 27, lt dcfcnlcd o.A c. by 3 terCIII at all in doing things in ThiS ycnr the sophomore cla"
score or 66 to 60. On Ma)' l, it defeated U. or 0 by n score of i6':: groups. Miss Ccrf poinJ.J out. plans to present a.,.,dcscrvms tam
to 49Y.r nnd then at the C A.L 0. conference mcel held m McMinn· The school attendance laws aro lly wtth n Christmas dinner and
v1llc tt took everythmg In stght securing 88 out of 126 points. There not enforced as tho anrage prescnta.. Both money and canned
wns no doubt about &t. Lhts yenr Lhe Albany college lrnck team wos familT muat put all tho chil· goods nre needed; especially
the champion or Oregon. dren to work at an early a;e in money
-"Lost In Stars" Receives
Many Auditors , Praise Schulz does not say onythmg m hl£ nrttcle nbout the men's order to &unh•o .•• ChUd La· I A box for the cnnned goods
baskctbn.ll teams so probnbly they were not VetY successful at thnt bor laws remain unenforced. \\,ll be placed m lhe gym Mon
umc, but he does SDY thot In 18!\9 the "young lndae " orgnntzcd 8 I Ideas such as boang nble to buy dny. Money Will be collected in
basketball team. They did not win nll thc&r games by nny means postage stamp only nt tobacco d&..-&dunlly or may be gi\i en to
but "thl! college gave them n hearty support on nll occasions.'' torcs nnd hndlng salt nnd tooth· nny sophomore clan oUlc:er. An attcndnncc of more than
700 ptm ... ons wns recorded for the
drama deportment's prescn\ntaon
or the musicnl •·Lost in tbe Stnrs"
two w ccks ago Th1s wos for the
Uuec public Jll'rformonccs nnd
docs nul mclude roughly 200 stu·
dentS who witnr.sscd t• special
prcv 1 ~,. pcrfurmnnce. picks rnther thnn anlt and pep-Students ~ ashlng tn help on
r•cr on lhc Ulblc did. of course. lhc c:ommntce should contnc:t
seem quite strong<: to Miss CerC, We.ndcll Tibbetts nt Platt bnll
Typing In My Home
75 \\'PM-Sl nn hour
3612 S. E. 52nd
PR 4·S09B For some re:lSOn or other the g.trls did not orgnnizc nnother:
tcnm ~ntil 1904: "The team plo)•ed remarkably good ball nnd though
no""'~ tnnsng c\'cry gnme thc1r work wns n credll to the college."
The most brilhnnt girls' lc!lln lhnt rcpresenh:d lbc Ornnge and
Black wns the 1905 team. To quote ngrun :from Sehulz, 14A1bnny'·
plucky g1rlG m• t nnd dcfenlcd nll comers nnd when the smoke of
the bloody bnlUc.fJeld hod slowly rsscn upwards it was voted thnt
once more old Albany stood proudly forlh W&lh the word 'champ1on'
I sLampcd upon her vtctoraous brcru~t '1
The lhree l1ardcst comes of the scnson were ploycd w1th O.A c
n.nd .. Ute chotnptonshlp of tbc state Y.ns nt stake. The ri\-a) team
fought ns 1f :for dcnth Throuch hnal und brmunon~ pnssed our un
defeated tcnm and all for the ~k of the Orange nnd Blntk "
Such v. a college t-cporunc half n ccntut)· ago
B. A. Thaxter
"Time to Clean" I SCA Sends Delegates
To YM-YWCA Meet
Chuck Jcnktns. junior psychol
om maJor nnd Allee Schnudt.
)untur elementary education mn-,
JOr. pion to attend tbc Nanonal
SLudcnt ns::embly of the YMCA
and YWCA m Lnwrc.ncc. Kansas,
December 27 through January 2. TIK TOK CLEANERS
·s42 N. State -Oswego
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Shopping Da~ Ts Left
Until <:hristtuas
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From Our Complete Line
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8430 S. W. Terwilliger CH·861l. The pulr, bolh aclive in locnl
nnd rc~tonnl YM and YW alfairs,
were uppro,•l!d by the Student
Chrtsttnn assoCiatio n which 1S oi-l
bUnted wath Lhosc groups. Their
e2CJ)cnscs wUI ,be assumed by lo-
C."ll sroups :md mdhridunls.
The n.sscmbly, whlc:h mec~
e\ el') four ycnrs. is open to nll tn·
tl r~..sk'il students. Anyone !eelmg
he could make lhe tr1p may con· I t~tot Or John L. Anderson, col·
lege chnplain.
I Lake Theatre
Snt. & Sun. 2:00 p.m.
WCK~kday s 7:00 p.m.
NOW THRU SAT.
n •t t lltohmu. T " ''right,
1 '" Hunt• r, lll•t t.\ 111 "TRACK OF THE CAT"
All
l 11 It II J f 1\1• h n:l "CREST OF THE WAVE"
Sun. lhru Tues.
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l II Tl f ll ~
"BLACK WIDOW"
n'll
I l111 ul 0 r • n H\1\h H •1 UUI
"SHANCHAI STORY"
Coming: '"Silhrina"
• all LC students
Your Christmas Pictures may be or-
dered now. The proofs for the VOYA-
GEUR can also be used for portraits,
making wonderful Christmas pres-
ents. Remember these pies are of-
fered a1 a special price for LC stu-..
dents.
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Pago Fou.r THE PIONEER l.OC •
Friday. D~ombor 3. 19~4
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* * * * * * * * ~ Willomette Team Due,
Places Five: Everett All-Coast at Guard
BY HAl. LESSER •
. ' ~ .. J The ftrst known b.mqucl for the fool bnll co-ch:unpton~ of
the Northwe st conference will be hclcl in the Lewis and Clnrk
cafeteria Wcdncsd:l\', December 8 at 7 p.m. ,
Th(' Willumetl~ Bearcats and the Lewis nnd Clnt•k Pio•
ncers will be honored in a frumdly feast spon::;orC'd by th<l
collt g~. Collt.>ge n{ Idaho Will not NW Heads Vote: \th nd thl"! dlnnt;r due to Ow dls-
Ull\1:1? bctwc n coUegc!l,
J\ totnl of !8 Northwest confer-Offi.CI.OI Changes
c.nl'C all-stnn; will be suunc d0\\7\
logNhc•r sn the flnit sud\ e\'cnt
or Its kmd Pin;> t.:rS or both dubs
Will be SNIICd tO{!ClllCr by pO~I·
uons The qunrtcrbncks wlll oil
at at one tnbiC' Side b) :stde whtle
he ends \\ill nil s1l nt anothca
tabll• nnd so on
Pro-dinnt'r Ac:tivlliu Pl8JU1ed
Thr t'\ erung's progrom wall Ieick
of( Wtlh an Jnfor:naJ gel together
t Plott hall nt 6:30 p m 'fhc dm
m r IS chcduled for 7 p rn. m the
colkge ~ufett>nn.
Chnrhc Huldors will lHk~ on lhe •"b of muster of ct.:rcmonu:.<;.
Amonc lhc guests nttcnding the
lmn r wall be 01'. Herb rt Smith,
pre ·tdcm of Wtllnmt!ttc umv~rsaty
J1d Dr Morgan OdC'II of LC. Also
m t'nt will be the pres1d~nts o1
h Ll.l r of tru k= or thl! two
\l)l t.:
'I h t\\ o men who hove Willum-
t ur d LC football studiums
n d ut r them, Ch:.~a·les E
MeCull ch nnd Crohnm Griswold,
1 I nun.:d ~:u~ts
Press to bo PrC.licnl
Th pn \1. dl hove its rcpl·e
t t , too Pat F'rlZZell wtll
t nd f 1 the Orcgomnn and Al
u d fur tht> Journal. Mnnogmg
or of Lhc Orcgomah, Robert
•. Nl t em, cx-prcs1dent of Lh~
\\ m tc bourd or trustees wlll
' o appt:or. •
Fullown the dmncr ,1 short
1 t b~ Hc1 baa t A. Tampl~ton,
C bo.1rd of lr.ush:cs head, wall be
'dlU£1..d Northwest C'Onfcrcncc ofhcmls
mndc U1c b1g step nt thctr annual
oonfc1 cnc<-mcchng Suturdny os • they ncrecd to hove neutrnl or ..
ficmls \\01 k \Uth home ofCicinls
in nll h I• 1 c cnmcs hcnreror'b
Th( now ruling wUJ go into
effect with th~ coming btuket
boll s • ll o n Each c:ollogo
(coaches) must aubmil o list of
officials from tho loc:al tusoda
Hon for approval by tho rost of
tho league.
The Vlslltng tcnm mny now
choose between bringmg nn of·
Cicitll from 1ts own areu or ob
uunlng orm from n neutral oreu.
Thr home tenm will be nllowceJ
to have nn oHiciol from the home
territory ,
Formerly . in most instanc:os,
the homo Jearn llcqulred aU of
ficielll from tho local country
side.
No longer wall the cry of pnr
tinl offiCJntmg be roi.Scd 1t is
hoped by confl.'rence o!fJci"'s.
Sc,"t!rnl mstanccs of disapprova l
were c1ted throughout the league
durmg the past fuotbnll season
nlunc
If the \'IStling tenm c.l()cls to
bnns nn ofi1clnl, he ndcs with
the tcnm at thl! l'Xpcnsc of the
college. The home team wall pay
lhc r,•c for workmg the gnme
itscll.
HONORS HAVE FALLEN to 1h • .,,;.til 11 '" Lewis and Clark van;1.y toorball mcmbus. 08 Jim
.Johns:on (upper leU) nabbed dl-c:onlereace honors and honorable menJion all·c:oiiSt. Co-c:aplain Da.rrcll
Evezcu (upper r1ghl) wu an all-coafcrcnc:e Dl'ld all-eoaa guard. Earl Eng .. bre!son (lc!J) :look conference
tlDd third .team all~CDUJ fullbac:k honors. Harry Mc:Adl!nu (center) was ell-c:onference at Jac:klc. Gene
Flippm wns all-c:onfere.nce and second team all-c:oast at halfbac:k. • An unusual ft!nture of lht• eve
n ng ~~ lht! facl four ex-Grant
h 11 chool conches wdl be m al
l ndnncc· John Le\\"IS, basketball;
J( rry Fry, football ltht.' coach nnd
'I1t d 0 •duhl, head footbnll conch
.rom Willnmettc. LC's Joe Hous
ton nlso halls from Grant htgh
school c:onchmg ranks. LC Rushing
Game Strong
Four LC bnc.kfjeld men placed
m the top fl\'c in the conference
rushmg department. Compnrutive
rushing tot.nls give Conch Joe
Huston's charges 2683 yards net,
as opposed to the foes' 1269. Per·
ccntac<· wise this g1vcs the locals
un ovcrngc of 5.'1 yards gnincd
p(~r carry and tl1c opponents 3.2. BY ~RANK FLORI
Loc Spo.-u 'Ue'W'I ltCUI.Or
Eyebro-w-s rose nround the
north\\est Satutda~ followmg an
nounceme-nt of the '54 Northwest
conf renee football all-stan; Joe
HUStDn' resur~en t Lew1s and
Clark champrons plac.cd !1Ye men
on Lhc flrst terun. one semor and
four phomorec
Named to the mythtcal drum
team were Earl Engebretson ,
Gene fllppiD, Jun Johnson. Har
ry McAdams. sophomores: Dar
rell E\ crett, senior
Everett. co-cnptnin guard, add
ed to laurels already heaped on
hi.£ beaming face by rcccJviiig
thC' Untted Press nod on the Pa
ci!Ic Coast all-star team. The UP
clnsscd Everett as ••Possibly the
best lmemnn ever m the North
we1\ conference."
Fltppm was the !1rst backflcld
cl1o1 c on the second &lTing 'all'
team r.eledcd by the UP. EnGe
brctaon was o th1rd learn fovontc
ot !ullbnck . Johnson won bonor
nble mention at quarterback
LC VorsiJy Grabs Votes
Other P&oncer st.:~n.ers who re
CCI\'cd voleS tn the Northwest
confcrerte'C balloting were AI
Scott, end; Rnlph Staley, center.
ond Fronk F'a1r, hnlfback-all
three place~ on the second team.
Tackle Mtkc Clock and end
J1m Quu:k were honon;ble men
tum.
The three dcadlodnng teams
far the tallc-Willamettc College
of ldnho and LC completely dom
mntc.d the all-stnrs. WtUnmctLC
plnced UlK'i!. C of I two and LC
th nforcmrntioncd fin· Whit-•
man and Paci!Jc cnch had one
rcprcsenwtJ ve
All four sophomore members or
lhc tcarn arc P1onccrs. Three nre
JUDIOnl nnd [H (.' nrc SCDlOI'S
Vounc was hnndlcd by league
coaches ut the nnnunl conference
fnll mectmg held at the Mullno
mah hotel Saturday
E\'Crclt, the c!Ccc:uve ll.'nder
!cllow h:um members cnUcd •dad,'
tmprec-.A~ all "1th ius oggressh·~
n~ nnd rcfusnl to sit on the
bench, even U1ough acqutring ::1
broken JaW lD one of the Itr'St
games of the year He was LC's
only nil-conference r" presenta
th c lru t year, plaong at n tackle
post.
Powortul Runners Noted
A thundc~mg or hOOVC! mel lp
poncnts learned to crtngc nt lhe
tilght uf the Pioneers' two pow
erful runnin~ bocks-a Pnnlh•·r
and s filedgehnmmcr -Flippin
nod Engebrdson . Flip also be·
came ~q&own :Cor hl.S ftcld goal
klclung nb1hty He tried two
conls, the tir11t and second of his
life under game condltians, ~nd
proo(!('()l'<i to make good on both.
Johnoon gnancd D rcputntwn as Cloc:k. lnckle on the oth(.'r adc of
the line, had n dciimte hand 1n
Ute rumation of mnny a running
ploy headed the1r wny. ~Jckcts to the dmncr 3rc avoil
able 1n the dean of men's off1ce
for Sl.SO per plate.
Flip, Johnson Comprise Star Duo
From Rainier in Pioneer Athletics
The current state &lin hsls Rnmu:r, Oregon as huvmg a populn-• uon of 1,285 and two•of those tnhnbttnnts lhas week rose: to heights
neYer hi! fore attained by any CIIJ.lcn ot the town pl•rchl'd ulong 1 he
s1de of thl' Columbaa r1vcr.
Gene Flippm und Jtm .John on un"' the men 10 the spotlight b•!·
&ng chosen to the 195•1 vcn>10n of the N\V nll-confcrcnct! and httlc
nil-coast team. Fhp was packed o a halfbnck on the E~.o><:ond II and
J1mmy was given honorab!(' ml!ntaon at the quart~rback slot,
I
Both Star in l.owor Columbia X..ague
Careers of these tw 11ddcrs-is clo&ely paralelled. Both played
four yi!3TS of vnrs1ty footboll at Rcumer htgh and were selected nil
conference. Flippm got the nod for a stmt m the 1953 Shrine all-st:llC
game. the ultunnte or hagh school honors.
Basketball took up theu lime durmg the wmtcr, but w the
spnng they pnriA.'<i company. Jam heoded for the sawdust plt.s and
the pole vault, Gene to the diamond.
In the fall of '53 both mnlnculotcd to LC when~ Johnsun became
Joe Huston's quarterb1.1ck . Fhp found hmuclf playing ~e<:ond-StJmg
fullbnc'K behind Earl Engebretson . Aguin th~y ployl.'<i together on
llle maple m th" wmtr>r nnd nglllll Uu~y w••nt then scparntc ways
in the !lpr&n~"
o flne z;pllt-1' quw tcrback, run· Flip Ac:quirea 'Rainier Pllhthor' Monlkor
ning the opLiono1 play 01 suddr.n- Th1 1 ,IJ Lht! boys tound lhl'tnii •'IV~ m the some posthons tht•y
ly pitching nut to a hulfbac:k nt t ••JOY"d lest s~?aaon. An IIIJUr~.:d Cal(} Couk ... awwd Huston t~ movt•
lhc Jt~st m1nutc who could CJthcr F1fppm to holfbul'k wh•·r~ lw nm s nmpnut ptlllllng the mcl<nomt.• of
run or throw a pass. His nbi11t)' the .. Rluuer Pllnthur.''
to coordinate the LC ground game At the clo c of the &cason when th<' co •• clws tmci sports scribt.'ll
c:onsumUy kept the oppos1Uon on huddlt:d they p1c:ked lhl.! Rnuucr duo on the tln;t team oC the nll-
tht: run confel"!llce ros~r nnd ploct..'Cilht>m olso in the lltUc aJI-coast sek>ctions.
McAdanu golncd nods of op· Flip has retired !rom the athletic wnrs fur the wlntcr, t~ drl\'c
provnl for hts :hnc work ot t.nc:klc bus but .Johnson l.S worldng for n guard pot on Eldon fo~tx's biUikCl·
from opponenta throughout the I bnJ..J club. Gene now Uves ot home with IUs wJ!c and son whil~ Jim
cn.wn McAdnm1 ond Make r 1dcs at Platt holl Opponents forged to the (ore in
the pnssmg department, gominR
9ti6 to LC's 727. •
Gene Flappm paced the tot~l
scor:ing w1th 58 points, followccl
by R. <.:. Owens of College of
Idaho with 57 and Earl Engcbrct•
t;on w1th 5·1. 1
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'1'0 vo AvrJ.
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24·22 \'1 •
THE PIONEER LOC Pago Fin
~------ ------ -------- ------------------~---friday, Decernbctr 3, 1854
Ali Base Sacramento St. Hit; Local Dom;in; Enlries Indicate
Seattle Paci~; o~!~'::!r!or Saturday 'Mural lnt~rest Up First LC Junior Vanity
Schedules 22 Games
• BY TOM HARTCEY
'l'hc apotllyht w Hch1.•o, h'Um
the gndiron tu the moplt• coutot
tonight nl G: 15 wh~n C'unch Milt
Schroede r's JV blllikctl.Htll crf'w
1t1kcs the floor agoinst n power
ful Po1 tlund Air Bntc Clvc. 'l'o
morlllW night Lhcy fac1.· Wcstcm
Baptist.
Schrocdt•r, 11 bnskctball letter
man ut LC till' pust !our seasons.
makes his debut in the new role
or coach with the PIOneers' hn.t
]un1or \'ursity club. In prev1ous
years participation m non-vars1ty
competition was limttcd to frt•Sh·
men. but this scnson athletic di·
rector Eldon Fix hns dropped the
bars or 'Ill lower dh·ullon men.
froah Dot Lineup
Th rc tcr IS still pri'dominolly
freshme n, w~h but thrl'C supho
mtm:s m the hncup At for.wnrds
the Palatine Hlll tcum hns L1'W
Uorrlson, nn all-slater from last
,·car's Clatsknnl cnl! y, Tom Me-, • Fcrrnn another (rosh from Pork-
rose· and Bill Stemple who h•Js
JUSt traded his clcnts Cor bnskct-1 ~ll!ho~. ,
'l'wo ~ophomorcs nrc nlsu work
Ing nl the forward postions. Tom
McKinney, n wtcran of losl
\'COr's frosh tenm nnd Bert • Sprmgcr, n trnnsfcr from OSC •
•
GARY JACKSON
•• : lone s.enlor on te:tm
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LOREN MICHELSEN
••• sophomore pi•ot mon Bnsketball makes at.., 1954 debut on Palatin~ hill tonight Tho.: rising inU!resl in lntrnmu-
und tomorrow nis;thl as lhe Eldon Fix-cO<tchcd Lewis and Cl~v-k ral sporw on lht! mmpus Wlls em
squad plnys host to a pail" qf strong non-conference rivals, the ph11.sir.ed wh"n the list of cntrlct1
Sncnmmr1nto Stnt..: Hornet~ nnd the Sl.!olLle PiiCI fie F'nlcons on thP ror basketball W8tl posted
LC floor starting nt 8•15 p.m. Ten teams entt-n.'d with de-
The Pioncl!rs have two more non~onf••rcncc games br-forc Chrlat- fcndmg chomps Lombda leading
mos vncat1on, om• With lhe strong Ctlllfornin Poly team nnd Pac1CJc the group. Other listed arc Knp-
Luthcrn ncxl Thundny and Fridny mpht on the home floor pa, Del"-, Slgmn, Alpha, Polecats,
Hornela Held Tholr Owa With WSC. Oregon Cnstofls, Oinks, Shockers and the
The Op(!ncr will mbrk the second t.m, that t.ew~A nnd Cln.rk has ShllJihllck& A plnyinlt schedule
met the Horn~ts, as lost year LC dropped a decision to Stntc Qn the Is In the process of being drown
Calilornl tour. Th1s same Sacramento tcnm last ycnr dcfc.;nlt..'Ci up by Milt Schroeder lind Wnr
' WoJhmgton Statu and lost lQ Oregon by on• pomt and wns Lhc nn-ren Smath, 'mural dircctora .
hon's lc<adcr m deJcn£c for small colic (.11. Volleyboll action is scheduled
1 Sacramento, coached by Hal Wol!;o former Pocif1c U p1lot, wdl LO bcglll .OOn with eight tcnms
come into the P1onecr cont~l w1Lh tht•!C games under their belt ns slntc-d for play. They include tht:!
thcy M\ c racked up .. •Jctoncs over Mother Air Furoc bns and fncully team, Sigma, Dclt.&, Knp·
Southern Oregon college. IA.st mght the Hornets plny~,."CC Portland pn, Dtnk.s, Polecats, Lambda and
untvo.:nnty. the ShashUcks . A double elunlnn: •
Sacramento w111 fwld a starung team of three . cmora and two tion will dctennine the Champs.
sophomores against the Pioneer !JVe. Th<> f!ltlrters ore D1ck Vmct
and Georce t. .. useu forwards, J. C. Mn.stcrs nt center and Ron Lane-!
bnrgPr and Cory! Po\\Cll &l the guords, Lmcbnrgcr ornd Powell c 1 v
nrc Um sophomori!S. Oft erence ole Soattlo Pacific DominoJet Oregon Fives
• Th~· scmo1' trJfl puck!! the scorinc punch for the Hornets ns tho:y 51 S •
turned in n combull'd totnl ol 40 pomts ngmnst SOC, kd by M~tcrs ops prJnger
With 19. Veto.:rnn guard. Sam Pulloro may bl.• in the ~>liorhng [Jvc
Fr1day r~plncmc Powl.'ll. Lillie 111 known about the strength of the I Bert Spranger Y."n!l voted In
Seattle Pol'lfic club except thut they dcfctllcd Orecon Collo•gc last chgtblc fur 1nll-lerm bnsketbnll
weekend and \lton o\'cr all tho members or the Or~gon Coltcg1atc at LC ot the NorthwC!t contt!r-•
confcrcnc~ lost year cnC'C confab last SDturday.
For the Ornncc ond Blnck, the complete starting fwc has not Sprmgcr will be sidelined from
wmtmg till nc."t tenn to geL o
shot nt varsity bnll.
A lengthy pair of first year
men a~c hnndling the p1vot slot.
Clarence Duke from West Lmn
nnd Cordy Swnnberg from for
up ln Nome, AlnskD, ar~ lradmg
off in the key. • been dccuicd, G n bottle for one or the forward spots 15 st1ll m con-'\'llr&tty play until hiS Junior )'ear
tt>nt•on L<>tte1 mon Don Wnrd and newcomer Dan• CGrdncr, on nil· H ts now a econd term sopbo-
• stater from Gresham, are fightmg 1l out for the berth oppoSJtc more and has only to \o.'ait !or the
Iutterman Hoi Adnnn. The: rest of the hncup Wlll ftnd b1g Lo~n r.prmg ~ m 1955:
Sophomo re 01ck Fiske, all-city
Lincoln gunrd, Darrell Moucr, AI
Brown, Ron Stemple nnd Dnvc I
Jeans will operate nt the guard
spoUI. With Uus 12 mnn squtiO
Conch Scht·<wdcr hopl~ to work
on o h~o plntoon ·ystcm
Some May Soo Vo.rtlty Action
DUANE BRADY •.. junior two-year vol
Meet The Players . • •
• •
• M~ehcl scn ot the center slot, nnd Gary Jackson and Dunn Brody at H1S entices nrc not complete
the guurd pos1tions f} lost to baskctbnll ns be Is able
B:lck of the startmg fwc, Coach FIX cnn call on lt'ltcrmnn to play \\"ilh the Lev.·a and Clark
gunrds Joe Boutin nnd Gene Helm, center Wcs Strnhm, forv;urd JV's until he becomes eligible for
D1ck Gt'<Jnt und Ron Stempel olcmg With Jun Johnson, nn out.stnnd- the va~.uy When he becomes
tn&:: guard for the fro h lost ye:..r. chgtblc he -will sull be Dble to
Wrestling Team Slates First Tryouts
WresUlnc workouts arc due to Northwest. Donmng the wrestling
begin imml.'d13. tcly ns the growmg sogs after gnmc.ring their sewnd
LC grnppHng tcnm hopes to pre-leiters in football wtll be B<!nvy-.. ,pnrc for Ute '54-'55 season. we1ghts 1\hkc CIQck nnd Hnrry
Conch Jtm Wnid issues nn in-McAdams nnd llght-henvy Ralph
vitation Cor chglbll! students to Swlcy. This trio compdsed the
turn oul .'l10SL prorrus1ng mnlm..:n in Ute piny m some Northwes t confer
cnc.c gnmcs as n forward •
Kappa, Dnlu Tie. 6·6 • 'rbe AIUUlal .X:at~pa, Delt POIIf.... _,.OD foo&bAU srame uded lD a
6-G Ut. 'rbt h'attl'IUUu boUO.d to
A 7·7 Ut 1111 U~r ..... aD p1&7. Scoriq tor the X:appaa 1111 the flzwt
q~:r ,..... 0 or t OapanJlA4ren
wllUo Jack Veu'lllM •coH4 ror
tho Delli! la tho Udrd. quuur.
Lnst yeat· lhc Pioneers opposed :.su=n:.:t.:e_l:.::a:.:s.:..t ..:S{!:.:.:D.:.so.:.n:.:.•;_ _______ ____ __________ •
scver::il of the top teams in the
• •
t Smn· tht JV'1 will play th~
same style oi rust urcnk ball thut
Coneh Eldon Fix's \'arsity usr.s,
hnll players will bl' selected cnch
week after the prelimmnry game
to su1t up w1th the van;ity. Ac·
cording to Schroeder all men on
his squud nrc potcntlol vorsity
ball players. The 1dca of having
a JV ~quad 1s to give those men
who m1..>d n little mort! seasoning
a chance to piny regularly and
bu1ld \'arslty motc1lnl. -Thumbnail Sketches- •
Saturday night the preliminary
wiU p1t LC ngninst Western Bop
list on lhc home court. Western
• Baptist is coached 'b ' former Pio
neer Merle Pett.••·son. --
195_. 55 JV SCHEDULE
lito( I rtl nrl \lr I • •
Dec 1-\\~en te-rn lllt plllrl n.... 0 {luh:"r ·'It ""'"' Dt'l' II\-l'otllllnd l'ollco•
D <" I t>-l'unlunol II 1'1 o11h
D t: 1!0 <'lnrk C'ullc·.:" J \'
Q, l' ::1 "•uiH•rn 1111JIIISI
Jan •~Pt>rllnn•l St J\
Jaro. 7 -l'••rllulld J\ lr lliUh' Jau !I <'ouuttnlln l'ulleg.,
Jew 1•-l'ncltlc ,1\'
J< 1 G PttcUI<r .1\•
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Jan I --c•tnrk ~ollc..:t. J \'
~ b I l.lntlt'ld J \'
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Independents Win
. Girls' Tournament
The lndcpcndcnt.s sclllcd on
top of the women's intmrnurnl 1 Vollcybnll lournnmcmt with four
"-'ms nnd no lossl's.
Slcwnrt nnd ·Th~tn tied !or sec
ond pluc,. with two wins and two
losses. ln third place with lnfl • Wtn and three losses arc Dt•l Phi
'nnd Akin.
In the fino! I'Ound, plnycd In
the gym on November 23, the
Independents topped .Akin 28-13.
Stcwnrt \'olleyed the boll tor o
2-t-22 \' 1r.tory oyer Del Phi.
• BY STAN HARRIS
Michelsen, Loren- No. 12
Nmetccn-year-old sophomore
center ... Mike'' is 6 ft. 6 m. high,
Wl'Jghs 218 and is the biggest mon
on the sqund. Ho.: cnmc to LC
!rum HiJlsboro high, where he
was student body presldt:nt and
on aU-TYV h~aguc basketball .stur
Cor 2 years. Last year, besides
bnsketball, Mike olso threw lhf!
d1scus tor LC's championship
ll nck team. Blg Mike, nn out
standing dclcnsivc player, fig
ures that R. C. Owens, C o( l's
tr1cky center, will be the tough
''c;l man to ch<'clf th1s year.
Adrian, Harold-No. 11
Twcnt) ·VC'lr old JUntor with
two previous letters at forward:
190 pounds oo 11 6-ft. l-in. frame
makes wnbidc.xtrous "Hol" u
nemesis to aU opponents. Hls
dcnd·l'}'e shooting mndc him
West Linn's representative on
the TYV Jeaguc nll-stnr qumtct
Cor· the Junior nnd Sl'.nior years of
hi6 high school cnrc• r. Hul re
gurds Danny French, Pacific's
nll-oa-ound othlNe, ns the tough
est ma nhe will have to !nee lhts
seru;on
Gudnot, Do"1"1d-N o. l•
·\t tht ntht>r rorw mi u-rccL 5
inches ol Dave Gurdnor ndd the
ne~dcd hdght.. Wtth his 175
pounds Dave carries the added
a~spon~ibility of upholding the
Mnor of his class bdng the only
fl'osh member ol the &('tund. Nanc
tecn-ycnr-old Do,·c came to LC from Grcshom h1gh school where
he wns president of the senior
class nnd nn nll-nround competi
tor m tenrn sports. Coach Eldqn
F1x says Gnrdnct· is probably the
". • , hottest freshman prospect I
C\'cr to hit Lewis and Clark."
Dave wns !U'st string forward on
lost year's nll-stntc htgh school
tcnm
Brady Duane- No. 15
Two yccu lettermlln guard, 20·
ycnr-old Dunne stnnds an even
6 t t. and weighs 165. In his first
two ycnrs nt LC he hns done
much to uphold the reputation
that preceded him from small
Powe:ts h1gh school. Besides be
me senior class prexy and stu
dent body veep, he was all-state
Cor two years. Last ye11r he rc
<"Ch·cd honorable mention nU
confc.rcnc:c on the strength o! his
shootmg eye and hls smooth
handline on the fnst break .
• Jackson, Gary-No. 3
"Dad" Jacl<son, onl.)' 5 11. 10 in.
ol sggrPsisvo bnU handler, is the
oldest (21) man nn the sguad thh;
ycnr. Tbrcc-ycar lcllc'rnlnn Gary'
wns honorable menu on a 11-("on
lcl l'nC\J I ~tat ) cur und i5-probullly
the moJt nggremavc drl\'er in the
l<!n.:ue. ln prep doys Jllckson Wn!'l
n star gunrd on Jefferson's stntc
chnmp10nshlp quintet 1n 1951,
nnd nlso a mcmbc1· o! the Nauon-
nl Honor Soctct~·. I
(Continued next week.) I •
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. When you palfse •.. make !t cbunt ... have a Coke .
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Boul~ Undar Authority of the Coca...Cola Company By
COCA·COLA BOTTUNC COMPANY OF OREGON • • •
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• Pe.g Six THE PIONEER LOG rriday, Oocomber 3, l9S4
1 ob If ell Do11 . '
A few lmcs of congratulotlons lo the Rcliglon-in-Life
• \\rrok committt'e headed bv co-ch •rmcn J\nnc F1lch and
~ Poet Pleads;
''Take H~art'' City Scenes Will Set
• Chuck .Jenkins. T.he many ncllvlhcs durmg the week w~rc P&alm For Ol~urag~ Studenta
well planned and t'O\'e.rcd n vnl'i~ty of subJects Why nrc you e.1 t down, oh my
Dr. Evans, mom ~pcnker for the event, spoke to consis- soul?
lcnllv full bou~es. t\s n matter of fnct, lhc usual lethargy of " Do y:-,u not kno" thnt the Lord
lht.: student-body regardmg nttendnnC"e nl studl•nl functions thy God, He 15 ,hy Mnkcr nnd
wns not shown during this week ~\ttcndnnccs nt nll functions Snlvotaon?
were large. which proved betll't' th.•n nny nrnount of word~"-'•Y ~ot oilcloth 011 the • golden
the success of the wc~k. ,·elvct of vour oltnr. •
Although Lcw.is nnd Clnrk IS a fl'ligtous C"ollegc, thcr·e are
no stnct church.oset rules go"crning student conduct, yet lh~
school is known far and wide for its sincere, serious ::1ttiludc.
The fine support givi:!n Rchgion-m-Lifc wcl'k IS a reafflrmn-You nre n davinc cr<'nturc of the
Lord God Almighty .
Take heart! Younc blood You
nrc more Ulrul blood nnd more
lhnn flesh nnd omnmcnts. .uon or this attitude.
• You nrc endowed with n brnin
lhol as the fnstrumcm •. of trans
miSSIOn !or fcllowshap nnd od
_....-mon1t10n and help from God.
•
The campus hn5 been boaling for ::,omctrmc on. n matter of
some ... ah .•. dehcncy. The problem of c.igardtcs on campus,
nnd wath a recent :statement by Dr. Howard , the matter ha~
tome t.o a head.
There lS a sazeable faction thut would like to see :freer
1egulations concermng smoking, paruculnrly cigarette ma
cllines. D1ey point out that as long as ctgnrcttcs arc pcrmittetl
on campus at all, cigarette machines should b\; permitted.
Anyone can borrow a cas~t ett~ anyway or dri\'e into Burlin
game to get one. The state schools hav~ them, why can't w ? Wh) nrc ·ou cnsl down, oh my
soun
Do you not know thol he will nol
let vou !all? -Even the hn1rs on your hcod nri'
numbered.
Why nrc you nfroid"
Thl· oecusntions of "chlldrcn"·
m-fnith should not mnkc your
soul cry af you bcltcvc.
Why do you doubt?
Why have you not kcpl fnath uriu
wnr ml'd her in your hcnrt?
Do not rcl>~l ocalnst this world. • Tempo for Gala Hop
Scl.'ncs from Nc\\ \'ork will Give Skwnrt hnll bright I1(JhUl nnd 11
•
~Dill nlmosphcl\! tomorroW nl&;ht.
The dnnn'-donn glrlll ru;klll~ tlh' CellAIS-Will ht• from n to 12 p.m
• • •
Colhoc:on . homo·oeonomkt club lnltlnted new mombna ond
inatollod offic~f'l at their meeting lnal Tuoadoy. Th~~> nowly elected
ofllc:ers or~ vico presidont, l..ol. BloHmon: aecrelory Lona Me:
Millan. and treaaurer . Joan Palmer
The ton lniliatNi were CoEUa Medlock. Marilyn Range. Oor·
othy Jacobaon Mablct Neal. Olano Brumbaugh Joon Klda Jo·
Anno Lommon. Gloria Sc:hweitat'r. Marilyn Ploc:e and Joan
Palmer. • • •
Sigmn l\l{>hn Sigma celebrated the !rntcmity's intrn-muraJ
footbnll championship at a stng pnrty held ot Gll'll Gregg's home.
Saturdoy. No\'emf>cr 27. • • •
Alpha Kappa Pn Daiional business fraternity , wm pruont
John H Leonard . v•c:• president of the Fint National bunk a.s
n guut ap..a.ker at its moet.ng at 8 p.m Monday Oe~mber 6
in Palatine drawing room.
Leonard will apeak on tho History of and Opporlunltiel in
Oregon Banking.' Th~ meeting ia open to anyone in\er-.ated .
•
O~lta Phi chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Slnfonla men'a national
music: fraternlly . will initiate 19 now memben on Tuoadoy.
Docombttr 18.
On the other hand, the faction :against the proposal feels
that although LC is a rchgious college, there are rclath·cly
Ce'\' .restrictions on the students: and those few are designed Indeed, you DT'C n part or It,
but you Ort' also nbovc It, lor
your soul 1s ctemol. • Take care of her more thnn the
world, for the world shnll pass. • to mak--e this campus better. One of the reasons students come
to thJS college .instead of a :;tate school 1s because of the
1'eligtous attitude. It would, therefo~e. be (idaculous to pat
lcm ourseh·cs after the stote schools.
The rejection of the ctgaretle machmc idea is really very
unimportant when compared vnth the renl reasons we attend
thlS college. T~e large amount· of bnd feeling O\'ei; such a_
small matter seems a bit rtdtculous. "Pcare I len\·e with you.'' He hos
smd, ••not as the world giveth,
gwe J unto you." And 1t mok~
n difference m your life. They are. Jack Antonson M1Jton Bowerman. Paul Chambe r·
lain William Cox. Jamea Gronor Orow Hall. Sten Harris. Ron
Hollons t~d Ray Lorens. Donald Lunday. Norman Luts Jwrry
Mc:Clolla nd. Paul Moher Donald Newman. Carl Smith. Fred
Stoclc, Jac:k Vonoblo• Pete Vlahos and Gordon Walker
Edcile Flenner , prominent Portland prl•ato muaic: tutor and
LC faculty inllruc:tor in woodwind& , will be tnitiated at an
honorary chapter member . Flenner i& also a member of the board
of directors of Musicians'. Union. Local 99.
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J3oOJ~-li-DOOjJ-f)o(JfJ • Donna Day
Dr. Kozloff Gains
From Year Grant Ofi1ccrs elected at the fn-st mcctinc of the Young Rcp"blicnns
club nrc: chnirman. Tam Horlno; '\'ltc·chnlrmnn, K1rk West: scc
rctn~-trL UJ;Ur<'r, Nancy Ycomnns; !'Otntc !edcJ11lion rcprcs~ntative,
Ceor~tc Burgess: coll~ge league rcprcsentotavc, Bob Jom'S. Dr. U. G.
Dubach wns selected ns nd\·iser for the group. Students inlca·csted
m the Rcpubllcnn pnrty nrc welcome to ntt<!nd the next mcclmt:
which v.•all he announc~d later, nccordmg to Hru·lon.
Lewis and Clark oHers many ser\'ices to 1ts students.
Among Utcsc are rec.t'lcationnl nnd cntert.amment services
-:tn wh1ch man~·. for one unfortunate :reason or ano\.ber, haYc
not muCh trme to participate. ·
Another se.rYice, app~oved nnd oppredah.'<i by all stu-
dents. even semors, is the acccnt on mformali\y.
Still another proVlded by the college pleases the aesthetic
eve -.a beautiful campus.
· • But there is one service which deserves more credit than
1t has been getting: namely. the bumps at t.lu~ college entTance,
obvtously placed the11c for the bcnet:il of sleepy eight o'clock
students. What alarm cl~ could be more eHicient?
UnLE MAN ON CAMPUS • by Dick Bibler •
•
---By Jac:k Nunn
Most people hnvc dn!ams o{
"getung nwny from 1t nil." Few
bO\\ evur hove the opportunity
extended Dr. fo!ugcnc Ko~lorr of
the biology d~pnruncnt who lnst
year rccci\'Cd a fcllowslup from
the John Simon Guggenheim
mcmonal foundation providing a
yc:1r's study in North Cnrol1na,
Florido and Colombia, South
America.
KozloU's proJect wns o pri
mnry study on the evolution of
cert.nin protozoa ]1\'mg on mol
lu~ks nnd other animnls.
He v.'nS accompanied durinG
the fnll, wmtcr nnd sprms spcnl
in the southeast by lus wafe and
smoll doughtcr. Whale there he
studierl in the zoolologicnl labor
atory of the Univcrsaty of North
Cnrolina nt Chapel Hill, the Con
scrvnllon reserve of the Univer
sity of Florida, nnd nt both pl:lccs
contributed seminars.
From there Koziol! proceeded
to the Colombtnn Andes and rcl
auvc u;olation on the edge of n
r:wn !orcsl. The lush rain forcslS
of Colombaa nrc nmong the rich
est m the world m nora and
fnunn. 1'be hC3\'Y r:~ins and high
humid1ty in the region. however,
lessened what~vcr homes1ckncss
he may hove tell in such .nn El
Dorado of flora and fauna. • He found death the constant
comparuon of the nauvcs Few
w3lked through the lowland for·
csts nt night !or fco.r of snakes . • Along many of the worst moun-
tain ronds tn the world he found
• numerous shrines, placed · there
;~~~~~~~ ~~ ~ . ' ~C:~~o:;· ~~at=,d:~~a. w~~~
1~ .. ETc~ Jombiam t..ravclang these tr each-
.. Your pape-r is ob•ioU£ly an • A' but tbat would 1ug9.-t ero~s roads bum candl•·s nt such
no 'room for improvemeo.J--co f feel you should ho•o a '8'-Follow l!hrtnCJ> tn rcDp!•ct for ~.e dend. 'lw Often tt single r.hr)n,. Will bcnr
mo scor~ ol burning cnndlr.s.
KozloU emphlltlll!!l lhr! value o{
studying unfamiliar members of
the nnlmal nnd plnnt kin11doms In
thmr fUltivt cnvaronmcnt Such a
~rc privilege can hnrdly he dup
licated in o lnborotory or on
color slides •
• • • •
• Congratulation to the nowlyweda--Tom Hannah. 'SS and
Eloiso Wood '54 who wero marri!!d Friday ovoning, November • • 26 nt Sunnysade M~tbod11t church.
• • •
Cueau of PiaU ball last Tuesday at on aHor-dinnor coffee
hour were Mr. and Mu. C. W. Plott nnd the rosldonlt. o( oll
women& dormUorios.
Mr. and Mrs. Plau woro tho speeiol guests at tho socond
in a sortos of c:offeo hours,
SNOOPIN' WITH STANJSLOUSE
Cell Theory Explaine
•
Untrl quite recently sr.lenc•• dadn't know very much about the
and, of course. it still docs. Everybody hos cdls, of thl!l we can
sure. A man who studtcs cells lS callf•d n eel~ mnn ond accord
tn P. MeAlhslcr cl al. he keeps nn occurotc nccount or h1s ••xpcr1ses
m a de\"IC~ known ns a padded cdl Cells urc very smull (this m\J!;II
Is ob\'tous) and can be dividt•d Into two distinct classes: l.nrge ond
mall Following the gn•at A mt•rit"nn trndlt1on of rootmg for
undt:rdog, we at this time shall consrdcr onlv the small t·~lls. •
Them an· many typt>S of small n•lls (soml!limcs called "cy•~··"
rrom the I.alln or Greek or the ml•dacat dactaonnry), these come
''nnous clnsscs and shapes. The white blood' d cdls !or instnnce
bl' subdivided but ore usuoll)' used by far t crgcants to pollee
pnrnde grounas (th<'-Se nrc called "fogocytcs") .
• Tht:n there arc the red cclls-thL'SC usually bcor further 1nw~r. • gataon•.
Another type, Polymorp honuclear leukocytes (poiHC'S)
named after a CaH!ornm piano plnycx: und arc cute little
known for distinct peculinriti es nnd absence of-but we digrc.'l! .
• Thot bnngs us down to this Uung rcprodu ctloQ, H's nil ,nrTili
on quhe openly in a process rt}fcrcd to ns "mitosis" CthaL's bc•~aul!!:
evt!n thcll' bt.':lt fnends won't tell them.} Anyway tt consists
big split where nf~r lhl'Y choose up sides to select an entcrtnilllm'ell
commattce and dcc1de to hnvc o bnll, hkc.
At these bnlls we fmd further ••videnre uf chnngc, I:'SPL>cinlly
the lymphocytes Cold out-of-tr•alnlng football plnycrs ond bnlllcr·ina
--80 Called beCCIUSC Of thP. fene5trBtt •d COndltlon Of their W<USUIIli!U
monocytcs, wluch nrc m reality us·~d humanitie s lecturers tnl
to th••mselves; and blustoc:ytcs which (lrc secret pollct! citing
site tor n blasL.
And speaking <0! blasU!, don't mtss the utomic bomb cXI>llosliO~
wh1ch ie rumol'ed to bt' plnntwd for the punch bowl nt th1• Pha
Alphfl-Mu Ph1 Ep!ilon after gomt: danct• tonaght m the llu~nter .
Be on the lookout tor m)' latest book on rut celiJl find thetr m11.w
l~tataon s on tho human body. It's rnlll>d "Ent All You Want"
"Adipos!! Rex.''
That's all C. B. • • MQOArt hy 11l al.
• Stanlalou•• · ·rr
ucti'
vtull
pno'
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