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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 13, Number 15
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1955-01-01
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ret son ates • mer1can
Soo Sporta Pago !or Dato1ls
AND CLARK COl .l.EGE ES . 1867 First After·Gante Dance Sel;
Shack Balllo 'Pop' Tonight
Popcorn balls will be the them~
or the annual dance spon150rcd by
Alpha <~nmmn sorority nnd Sig
ma Alpha Sigma fraternity to
mgh t In th,.. hack. ncsdny evcnlnc to gi,•c the shnek
o !Lie~ lilting. They .... ·aahcd win
dow5, polntOO wnlls. and refm
lshcd table top
Vol. xm Pioneer Log, Portland. Orogon. Fraday. January 14. 1955 After the Lewis nnd Clark
P n c I f i c univcnily bnsketbnll
cnme, n combo will lumiJih music
for the students. P.rkcs for the
donc1• nre 35 cents drag nncl 25
cents stag. Stgmos ore in chnrgc of get
ting popcorn nod cok , nnd AJ
phn Gamma members ore plon
nmg dccor<~tlon and publicity.
Pacific U Storms
Palatine Tonight Audition Schedule Set
Tuesday for Next Play Joyce Pearson nod Elise Nits
chclm, sophomores. arc Alpha
Gamma members in chnrgc or
dceornl1ons. Joyce described the
decorotlons u givang the ahnck
n cnml\•nl atmosphere with red
nnd white c:.rcpc paper nnd o
lnrge popcorn bnll hanging Crom
the center of the ceiling A pop
com stand wlll dlsp~'n!<! the
c:runchy stuff. Palalinians' Group
Schedules Retreat 1 Audltlom for partr. in tho
play to bf' presented by tho
IJ><!Oc:h rlf. dopartmoi\J this
spring will b() hold Tuoaday.
January 18, a,.tweon 1 and S
p.m. ln tho peoch arhl build
Ing. Ron WUlJon, director. wUl
c:onduc:t tho tryout • At preu
timo tho play bad not dofinl~-The Palatintnns• society will
hold Its annual wmtcr retreat at
Camp Colwn. nca.r Oregon City
on February 11, 12 ond 13. ac
cording to Ro:"llin Baudtr, chair
mao. By Dick Ward
Pnc1ftc's Badg~rs invade Pulntmc h11l tomght to ml!et the Lcw1s
nod Clark ~ion<!<!rs in lhl' opcmng home conlcrcncc g(lmc which is
also the only home num~ thtll month sch~ ulc~ for the Ornnge 1.1nd
Black in what could bro nptly termed n c.rut•anl scraes in this yenr's
Northwest 1 on(c r. n('t. lC•
"They'vo only lost ono game and they're going to be plenty
tough .. wu hood coach Eldon Fut s comment on tho c:o ·champions
from Foroat Grove. Coach Hervoy Roloff's cagor~o had rolled up o
string of eleven atraighl win.a b~tforct lht rugged CollctCJe of Idaho
quintet stop~ them 74-68 lut Monday night ai Caldwell. Spoakmg
Speech Bout Set;
Booch, West Win
The st3tc nfl~r-dinncr speak
me contest will be held on cam
pus Tuesday, Jnnuary 18, ac
cording to Net! Sabin. head of the
forensics department.
The public is in,•ilcd lo lh!.!
contest, which will' be held in
the Rose lOOm of the cnrcteria
with eight Oregon colleges par
ticlpaLing. The girls' conlcsl will
begin nt approximately 5 p.m
with the men's contest following
at 6:30. Announcements of win·
ncrs wil lbc made following each
cont~sl. of C. of I. they got an acid teat
thla wookond meeting Willamoito
ton1ght and lomortow night at
Salem.
P<1c1fic doesn't appear as strong
ns Ialit yl!ar·s co-chnmp1on qum
tct, wlnch stormed through the
lost hnlf of the season ohcr los
mg the 1irst four games. Roloff,
howe\'cr, can field n \'Ctc.rnn team
consistmg or Norm Huborl and
Danny French nl forwards, Gene
Deshler nt center and Jo~ Knl
hstcr :tnd Fd Ramsdell at guards
Tho big noiao in tho Pacific: at·
tack ir. Hubert, wbo in tbo three
conferonco games he'a played in,
hu bombed the basket for 73
points. Tho Hillsboro Hawk hu
boon an oll-conferonc:e c:hoieo tho
pcxat two fctar' whllo ba running Freshmen Jack Booch and Ktr~ F h . J[ d 1 1 Wcsl returned this week from malo ronc: was pie 0 as
P .,. . 't tlon 1 year. Frenc:b la a strong defonsive the Seattle- aci•IC 111\'l n a
t th {. l place I star and ono of tho top rebound -tournnmen Wl n ~~ tro h . in debnte. The pair won en In the ~on!eroncc and along
SLXP ;trat ht d~baks, chnniinC w&th the nx-bvo Doshier gnos
'd • ~ h d b t the Badgers strength around tho s1 cs Wh.u cac new c a c. ... R d ll d Kall'·• boar~ anu • an ... or
Boorh also won third plncc in 1 are both under six leot. but OX·
interpretive rending and Iourlh homely fast and rugged on de·
in oratory. fonso. ly boon doc1ded upon. • Members of the two orgonizn
uons had 11 Joint mechng Wed.
Music Hour to Feature
Sonata for Double Bass
flu I \USIC: tJOU on J ~Urtd ~y.
January 20, ·will conslSl of a vn
rlety progrum or serious music.
Ken <.'iolden, double bass plnycr
wath the Portland symphony,
w11l play the rour movements of
Ma.rccllo's sonuln in E minor.
Golden is n Sllldcnt ol LC. He
wlll be accompanied by Susan
Catrns, pHmt&l
The remainder of lhe program
w1ll mcludc: Three b1b11cBl songs
by Dvorak, aung by Belly Dog
gett, soprnno, accompnn1ed b):
Barbara Fnbc.r. Paul Mosher:·
obotst, w1ll piny the andante nnd
nllt'gro movements from the. Jo-hnn Sebast1nn .Doch unoccom·
pnnied nue sonat.o
Carolyn Anslow, c:ontrQlto, will
smg "Tanto Sosplrero" by Ben·
cm1, ''Accss.'lte de pmganni.. by
A lessnndro Scarlatti. ''Soph.hic
Ode" by Johannes Brahms. and
"Bont Song" by Edvard Grieg.
She will be nccompnnted by P<t
tricin Huebner.
Mary Jean Schrunk, pinnist,
"ill conclude the hour with the
sonnl.n, Op 26, by Ludwig von
Beethoven .
Madrigals lo Perform
With British Singer
June August Grads The Madrigal Ss.naen and
1 ~orgc Bishop, dircclor, will par-T 0 Sign With Norris taicpntc m the Arthur Perrow
concert at 3:30 p.m. January 16,
Students who wall be ehg1ble in Lmcoln high school nudito
or grnduatton 1n June or Au-rium.
~ust, nnd were notified or this Bishop wlll sing the part of
lurmg pre-registration, should The Merman in "The Forosken The sp.:nker for tha retreat
wlll be Dr Wolter Wessel, for
merly of the Univcrstl)' of Edtn·
burgh, ScoUnnd, nnd now Cil
Western Baptist thcologlcnl 5em
fno.ry. Dr. Wessel will lend diS
cussions on the Penon of JC$UB
Chr1st
Those who would like to ntl.cnd
arc urged to sign up at Dr. An
de.l'llon's oflu:c os soon as possible.
Tom Harrison and Elkn Kryt
zer ore in chnrge or trnru;pot'Ul
tion.
Pre-Exam Chapel
To Utilize Prayer
The lnst chapel crvicc of the
semester, January 20, will be on
n theme npproprtatc prior to final
exnminallons.
""The ervu:c will uUlize consld
ernble periods of silence, mcdltn
Uon and [Jtnyer," according to Dr.
Johu L Andt!rson, chnplam. No
spearu bas bcC!n achedulcd. Or·
gan mustc v.ill be provtded by
Gall! Enger, JUnior music major.
Dr. Anderson will be faculty
lender nnd servmg ns tudcnt
lender will be Lons Loree. sen
tor nursing major.
l't't' nbout ~ugning U1e1r apphca- Merman" and the Modngnl SLOg-
lions in the rcgastrnr's office as ers wtll be the Chut'('h Cho1r and LC Travels in Comics
soon ns PQSSiblc, nnnouncl!ti Wil-Childr~n of lhc Sea, with Betty ht Oregon Jounml will run o
hnm Norns, regJ.Jtrnr. Doggett presenting the Mermllld's weekly feature o.n the LcwtS nnd
tsdund the £irsl five Conch ThcsP people also must hove a solo. Clark c.xpc:<htion beginning wu.h
RoloH can call on leHcrml'n form stgn~d by the head of the Other assiSting nrlists on the the ISSue of Jnnunry 9. Th1s w11l
Vince Hnl\·crson and Blll Bacon, department of their maJor. wh1cfi Br1Ush tenor's progrnm wtll m-be run 1n cartoon form and will
F\on Bnrcndsc, Gary Compton may be p1ckPtl up m the regu;-dude several Portland mstru-appear on the front page of the , Scholarship Help
Open to Graduates and Don Brcncmcn !or rl!llcf. tr-:•r's office mClltnl muslclana. corruc sc('Uon for 26 weeks
A change In the slnrung hneup r::.:,.~~~:...--------J.!.!:!::!-0:.:!:::!::,;. ______ ~:!;::,_:;!;::;~:;,.,;:~~~~-
mny finc.l Halverson Ill one for-St d t ~ 11 ~ 1'1 Seniors in teres led In graduutc wnrd Wtlh Hubert ~witched to u en ea c er e s
trnining should Investigate schol-gunrd 111 place of Ramsdell
arships now being offered. Onc-
yc:tr grants vo.rying from $500, Tho big newa on tho LC Jldo s t f p ~ •
to $3000 arc nvailuble m most I this woek iJI l!ill tho loss of flnt ec'or.e s 0 'Y.O el ~s1 0' n
fields. strang guards Gary Jack.aon 3Dd .L ' .L ' ,;;;) , .L.L
Th1! Unave1s1ty of Indlanu 1 Duane Brady. Both aro definite·
oflermg more than 800 graduatt ly out of the: Uneup thte week
, awards from $300 to $3000. A end oven though Jackson haa
$1600 grant in the field of teach-boon able to qat an 3 llltlo shoot·
lng is bl'ing orfcn•d by Syrncu t ing workout thir. week. Brady is
Unt\'Cl'Bit)' •
Students working for master's
or doctur's c.legrecs nrc d agiblc
for politlcnl sc1en(.'C scholurshaps
from Mtchltlan Stoh~ A $1200
grant is nvnilable for ~.ss1blc
tnll!.tcr's qunliflCf'l\ and n $1400
one for U10s1! worklllt: towards
II Ph D.
Chnrlcs W Howurd, dean of
1acult). urges students to mqulro
O( lht•tr OllljOI' pl'O(CSSOl'S or tWC
lb!! ll:;t on lhc bullctm board in
DuDmc hnll Cor mon..' detmls.
Dendllncs fot nppllc.ttloM nrc
Results Monday
Hcsulls of llw St!ntl>r ltuuhfy.
tng cxamlnnllvn an Enghah will
nvmlnl1lt> Monday afternoo n,
,accordtng to Dr Rnlph K. Allen,
of the English department .
'h1•y mov he ubtllincd nt the r··~· • ufliee stlll in bed with a tempt"•rature
and mey be out for ome limo.
The slortmg hncup tlll' LC Will
be the snmt ns opened the sen
son· Do\'<' Gardne_r :mel Hnl
Adrann ut fon' arcls, L,,rcn Ml('h·
liSen ,tt c••nh r nnd Gcn~.; llclm
nnd JI>C Boutm [It cuords 'l'hl
Ultll is back•~ up by Don Word.
l)ack Grant. We Str11hm, Ron
Stempel, nnd Dtll Stcmpd. Gnrd9
ncr !earls th(• Ptonl'ers m sc:orlnJ:
ror l'Onfercncc ploy with 35
pomts nnd hn!i the lOP shootma
O\'Cn1gc, n pi\IS 40Q mnrk. M1c:h
cl!;••n ll'lld!l in rl.'boundlng
Tins wall be the lwcnty-sel'Ond
me••lmg walh Pn01f1c nnd finds
l.C huldmg n mna·gm o! fourteen
\\'lUll ,J D!tlltnll fle\'I!'U Cor tiW
Bndgus Last year the Badger..
took 1 wu out of llu l'e !I'Om the
P1onee•-s, winnmg Uw tJllc m the
fmal game of the scnson Tlw
scrat>s nlO\'Nl 111 Jo'oa est l":ro\'t' lO·
rnua row ntght. By Deo Ann Par• ons
Why student-teach? Is it 1 eiJi·
ly helpful to n prospccU\'e teach·
cr? Ronald HolJelll;tcd, Lc\\ IS ond
Clnrk senaor who is student
tcnchmc choral music nt Frnnk·
hn high ~('hool, gl\'C!! Ius nns\\ er:
.. Thla progrum ' very benefi
cial to tho protp~tlve teacher,
be c:uuao it not only help» him be·
come acquainted wdh the ovary·
day d.wroom procedure but also
acquaints blm with offic:o man
a g e m e n t and administration
guidance t~nlques. and the
mnny and various ways tn which
a chool is run.
Run \l•m•hcs two regular pc·
nods nnd one activhy period at
Franklin. First he hns n boys'
double (lunrtcttc "wilh one e.·
trn for Good mcrumrc.'' Thes•' boys
ore at t,hc lr111l and l'r&'Or atagc,
rl'porls Ron. They 1nsh.t on trying
nny new iden, more ulten Utan
not lrmd1ng flat on the floor. It
d1dn 't tuk1 long for Ron to lcllrll
to 1gnort> these little anctdcnts.
"If I was N>nccrncd or lnughed
n1 nll t1f them. the elnss would be
10 a c:onstant upronr" Ron also assists with the A Cap·
pella c:hoir. As th.ia group ia usual·
ly worlcing on muaic: for a com
ing concert, Ron doesn t have 100
much opportunity to work with
them. Howe-ver . the pradico he
dooa get will be a big belp when
he is on his own, he iJ lure.
"There has been only one renl
problem thlJ; semester," snys Ron,
"and 1t in\·olvcd the bo)-s in the
double quartette." When these
fcUows noticed that Ron was
pnrkang in any space that wns
possibly big c.nougb so ns to ~
nenrcr Uu:: school, they de<:adcd
to snvt lum n good biG space to
mnkc his hfc a lttUc caster.
There wu only one caleb
after Ron had parked and gono
inaide. tho follow who'• car was
in front of Ron's backed up and
tho one in back moved forward,
lenlng aU o1 olgbt hu:hea fT ..
apace. At noon tbo bo~ atood
around and watched tho fun. Ron
has conaolod himself by lhlnking
of all tho muscles he must be
building. This elan is really a
cinch on Monday, reports Ron. u
hol1 th~ fellows are gone and tht
roll siMp. TuNday is the oppo • site extreme.. howe•er, and ovorr·
one (but Ron) is fHiing up to par
after all that reat. Tho rest of lbe
wook is fairly tame. though, with
only ocaslonal spurts of energy.
On the more S1lrious mde, Ron
sn)•s this opportunity to teach n
c.loss under the supill'\'u;to n of U1e
regular tenc:hcr ba giVen h1m
more thnn just practice nt han
dllng n class nnd scemg how n
school is run. He hns mode numy
nC\\ fru:nds, nnd has become n~
quuinted with the \ nrious school
oCitcinla nd thc.1r work.
A toacbor hat many role5. i.n
cludin9 boing a dirodor of l•vn·
ing, counselor. and guidon~
tHcher. a mediator of !he eul·
turo. a mombor of tho &c.bool
community. a liaiton betw .. n
school and community. and a
mornber of tho profession. Th•
student teaching program at
Lew1s and Clark is aiml'd at bolp.
ing a proapitdi•e teacher nach
thes• goala. •
Chester C. FriSbie i.s director of
the progrnm, und SSlSts the tu
dc.nt tcachcn; In thctr emcstcr
or work of supcn·ised classroom
tnstrucuon . Page Two
The recent mononucleosts cpidemac hns brought to light
a campus du:en.se that nc..-cds rccogmtton. lts tcchmcnl nome
1s ovcr3ctivttyJtl:> nnd JS usuolly c-nught by uppcrclassmC!o.
lt.s symptoms nre low .grade:), red-r1mmcd c~·cs. nnd th~
stock plcn: ''I'm just too busy." Yet lhi:!Se indtvidunls nc\·cr
stop gripmg nnd fec.hng noble nnd mnrt) red unltl the~ cnt('h
mononucleosi:-, !Ju, or aeute addsonus.
Just why these people keep Jt up 1:. somdhmg no out
sider can nnswet·. Whether tlw dtsen~t· is brought on as n rt..'
nction to nn infertority compl~ , n dcsu-c to g<!t one's nome in
tile LOG C\ t:t: week, or to attract dnlt:'S 1S n dark mystery.
One sad vnnet\• of lhe dtsea e claim it stems f1 om ne-w
ceptmg one JOb nnd domg 1t \\ dl. Immcdantcly, everyone
comes runmng aud plopping new JObs m their Jnps. Another
clnss1ficntion sprmgs from those unfortunates who arc mnjor
mg m some Iield lh::tt requires specJal.azatlon. Not wantmg to
nnrrow tbCJr background some of t.hc~~ .stnrt aecephng dutacs
outside of their mBJOr, nnd suddenl.) nnd their mnJor :falling
around thctr pink ltttlc enrs. The most unhappy of all ts the
person who say:. be's a\ .. ailnblc, and not too busy, and when
he fmnlly gels tlungs to do just sits around and worries him
scli to n frauJe oYer the thin~ he should be doing.
Some of thcs..? lmve a certmn amount of common sense,
and manage to work out for thcmsch•es a balance between
acttvaties and studies.
.Most o! them are genuinely busy, but therl" are nlways
too many jobs for the available workers.
A large part of the blame lies with those:= who lln,·e plenty
of brams and ability and yet ha,•e no acuvtlies to speak of.
Most of these people have been scared out by listening to
predictions of doom from the.ir adv1sers, and the perpetual
groans of the afflicted. If these people got on tl1e stick and
accepted a iew extra ta."ks (undt!l'hne the few), it would make
1t easter on those with all the jobs, and make hfe more enjoy
able for the abstamers..
All in nll, those suffering from activ.ilyitis brave only one
senous defect. If those wefie corrected, the disense would
soon dlS3ppear. The defect .is merely the inabilJty to say "no"
at the right time.
SNOOPIN ' WITH STANISLOUSE
•
Cnnfusionism Runs Rampant , THE PIONEER LOG r'rlday. JIU'Iuary 14. 1955
BARK OF THE LOG "It tk So&tt Su:U
KnowledgeSeeker Carl Pearson Leads
Wants More Books C nT S • • •
To she Editor: IF l vext emester
l.f'\\ as nnd Clnrl• htts Jlt'O\\'rt ' ltet'cnliY ch:clt.od JFC offiC•'nl took over Uwar duties for tht..• cu-rop1dly smcc movang to 1111 f'oln
nn Hill home, ~ pccu\Uy With
rcsptld to studcnL t:nrollmcnt and
student llvmg on campus. In
congruous w1th thiS e10p:msl•m
hns bc!Jn th~ IUl'k or pro~mllnl to
build n hbrnry ndcquntc In boUJ
stud\ ·l!paoo ond \'oluahlc refcr
tncc ruatcrml
This becomes more e\'Idcnl ns
the student npp1-onch{ s studies In
hiS chosen m8Jor courses. Since
lh~ deportment heads nrc gcncr
nll;r rcluctnnt to lend their pri
\'Otc hbrancs, let oJonc list them,
the student comes to rely on o
sirnllnr qunllt,>' but grl.'at quon·
hty o! \'olumcs in the Gl~' public
library TrnnsportaUod to nnd
from this "foreign'' Clt)'·sourcc Is
lhe really tremendous problem to
ov~rcome here
A college, to mnmtnan high
sUllldards of scltoln.rshlp and n
gr\!at degree or lndepcndtm<:c,
must build nround n ccntl'al col
lccuon of mformnlion of lenmmg
of pn:.\'IOUs nnd contemporary in
dh·idunls m nll fields. The inter
dependence of \'Ocahons on one
another mnke that ~·ompctilivcly
ncccssnry.
New books nrc l'Onstonlly bl.'·
mg added ttl the collection, it Js
true, nnd shelved on cases thnt
ore crowding and choking o!f the
study space. Only the periodicaJ
department deserves merit. ll Ill
c.xccllenl. Class te:'o:tbooks ore the
pnrudox of thiS libcrnl-urts insli·
tut1on Wtthout supplementary
mformnt1on. there is no hope Cor
n hbcral '•icw.
1 :uncc.r:cly hopi! that th~ :Culult..'
plans of th1s pot(!Jltial "power
house college mcludc the basis
o! all educatJCm; the commun1ctJ
uon of kno" ledge, especially
through books • • sulnc ycm• the farst of Jnnunry. Tht..•v oro: p~adcnt, Carl l,cnn;on,
Ol•ltn 'l'nu Hhn: v•ce-prt:sidcnl nnd lrcnsurer, K• 1th UurcoUJ t, Knppn
Plu t\lphn tmd sccrctnn, Hod Giscburt, Ssgmo Alplm S1grnn.
• • •
Mrs. Holon Hartness and Mra. Ruth Dlnamorc will 4Uend e
meeting of tho Oregon Home Economics uaocialion board and
council Friday nighJ. Tho moC!'tlng ond dinnor will bo hold a&
tho lono Plan.
• • •
Nc\\ oflJCCI"$ of the I .. C Dads' c.lub ore· president, Fr~d J. Stock.
VICt'-pr~.:.:;id"nt. Andtc,.,.· A Jncobsl:n: ccrctnry, J. W. Wnght; tren
surcr, Wnrrc.n Filch; mc.;mbcn;_hip chmnnun, Roy Pond; Acllvity
chn•rmnn, Paul Woods: publicity chou rnnn. John Vt!noblcs: wovs and
means cholrmon. 'frd Htt•kux.
• • •
Alpha Gammn and Stgma Alpha Sigmo hold ., JOint "work
party" In tho shack Wodnosday ovening, January 12, in proparo·
tion tor thoir after-game danco Friday.
• • •
Another
E)t;rly Kappn swcchenrt-Laz Tote wctu~ Lhc pm of Howurd
• • • •
An hour of wanhip and meditation d~aigncd to romovo
mental "ctamming kinks" and strengthen spiritual atamina will
be sho.zod by SCA member& and all inicro1ted gu..ta at 12:30,
Thuzsdoy. January 20 in Palatine mt~.nor.
• • •
Annoum:c-mcnt is modi! of the t•ngugemcnl
head resident of Stewart nnd Robert Holm.
• of Pntrica Martin,
N~w officer& ot Kappa Phi Alpha Ira!ornity ar-. 81ll Lively.
presiden.t· Stan Hazria vice·pr idont Jim Tsujimura secretary:
John Howo ll'ouurer : Lou Althaus, aorgoant·lll·azma, and Drew
Hall. c:hapla.in.
• • •
Plnnrung n Junl'! Wt.>ddmg nr·c Joan Annm,
LOG buSillL'SS mnnoger. Congrntulutlonsl
• • • '56, ond Dick Uhl,
Donn F'roeda Hartr.fold will toll of her rN:oni trip to Europe
at the Gorman club meeting whlch will bo held et 11:00 a.m.
Tuosday . January 18 aJ the home of Mrs. Emma B Meier.
• • •
\\rho's confused• Wcll, I am !or ooe-and Judgmg by :he com-~
ments C\-oked b) Jn._t;t \\ ~ks dlSSu -I'm not alone. ln the meantime, professors.
Confunonism. as such. wu founded by an oif bca..t Cbineso will you help? Lost Monday night wns o double fcnture evening with Slrnvmsky
and Brubeck both plnymg m town ••. members of the LC hoi pollo1
were seen m bot11 uud1cnccs . Sc~n ut the Stwvmsky conct~r l Wl.!tl.l
PrJSUiliO \\est, John Bcnn• ll. Eprl Butterfield, Sht.rley Bulh'rworth,
Kay Helm, Hero SchoJder, Hot Swnflord, Jcnn Mcl...nm, Alict•
Schmidt, Art Clawson, Donnn Byrd, M1lt Bowermon, Jodie Ellis,
Sh1rlcy Nclson, Ann F1tch, Rosalie MitcheU, Jam Cole, Dm·lcnc
Skinner, Loris Loree. k. llhlecn Brownlow, Oonnn Moe, Doroth)'
Baxter, Ron liollenstcd, Dorene Dnvts rmd Don Newman.
named Co:duzua. LUte bia cnmpus prachC'lioncra be went azound Cazl Rl'lnoewh.s.
1aying o.nd penning wae tbing1 and lelling people-wha.t 20 do, This
was around 2454 B. B. (Before Booch).
However . ConfU&ioni•m today bas evolvNf into many advanced
forms.
For an exnmple of a w ·U orgnnucd type of Confussorusm, slnncc
mto tb offi~ m the southeast comer of the gym some Tucsdoy
or Wednesday . If you ean fight your wny through the hot and cold
nmrung eng C .l \\.Titers you II :fmd th11 LOG ln embryo
Vnnou «htors ond oolummsts v.'lll be wc .. Ung out thctr dcnd
Unes (or 1s thnt dead lines).
Ehio Baker will bo frantically using the Ameeho mactune lrY·
m to glcaD tho lut .tidblis of information ll'or:n her inJormants. C. B.
will be breDJhin.g down my nack leering at my pearls ot wisdom wi.lh
bcr red pondl in band while "Honest John'" Howe iMP«la tho wall£
foz bidden microphones lrom the psychology department U under
staDd shoy're running a roscarc:h projKt on SECTS)-Oh . Nheanns
to Eliu.bclh.•• Frank f'lor1. sports adlior. iho only one wbo e'Yor gell
nnythlng don on time will bo holed up in his comer office blooding
for the oclitonlll wrllcn taking 1h usual campus polh (some1imo~
amassing twolvo or thizteen op1nions e•en one or two not on tho
steff).
Tht· real ungarbled word for the we k lS on a dnnce thot's
suPJ)OS{'d to be n secret unt1l F'cbrunry (run't I o dt.rly dog). Anywny
Jnddies, at's n closed dance m mtd-Aprl1 slnt.ed lor the C41um~lo
Athletic Club The rumor tm)S it moy evEn nvnl the Dor.;ey lhmg
last spnng.
The t.od1tor JUSt broke the phone agam, he threw Jl at th<' wall
\Vhlch m 1tscll ·wouldn'l be so bnd except that Jt bit o cub reporter
m the proo£:55-Md lf you don't Uunk lhot hurts juBl get your process
up h,.~ and let him throw at ot you.
Dig yo later,
Stantslouse
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EDITORIAL STAFF •
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th 1< cllltt d Stuc'l .. nu or l<fl'wl" RJJd Clark durin£ th• ooll"t:l! Y"-" r SUI>J~crls•lllln JUtn
rtl3tt r at l'OTIIIUIC!. Or eou
11 rb SC:ho1CS~r. f'AIIor. l>l.an It rta, Aaallltanl J:Alvn ~ rul Uurns,
p tuft! EdltOT ~k F'1orl, Ht;t;r\1! t"Aitor. Elate IJ&k r 8oduy YAilor, p,. 1 •wh 1', l~llor1a1 J"Allor Jc;hu u .. w,.. f"op)' E:dJtor Oily Jcmltlnll,
,o\(!YinJ'
STAIT
ta H r 1 1u d Jot nnr Jlr>fll>' • Columnl•'-"· Jack Um:wh and J'~ul l4 oh r lh1>m& ~ IU t:: n Uollot!tll)', J<.rtlll Hill l~(tr, l'hottwr r•tl' r.
IJI k vi. I, Ail 'I' ru IIlii M.an.ac .. r. H1n 'Tou•lo:rr. ClrMJI&liO!i .tiotlllgc:r Rehder Rates as
Only Male Nurse
Henry :hchacr, the only male
member oi Alpha DellD Chi hon
orary nursing sorority, snys of
has posiUon us pre.s1dcnt of the
45-wvmnn orgamwlio n "That it
show the garls have fnith tn me "
Hehder, who wn.s also ._.1cc
presid(!Jlt of the soror&ty 1:2sl :rcnr,
WtlJ complete hlS undergraduate
work in nursmg m nbout a year.
According to him. it tDkcs the
same liml.' to become n male
nurse ns 1l docs n 1cmnlc nun;c,
nbout 49 months of trrunmg.
Sclectmg nurs.mg as n cnrecr
jusl came to Rehder, who says
that he knew nobody in the field.
Th!.! only one m his tnmily who
WllS nnocmlcd with medlcm•! was
his nunt, also o nUl'SC, ''But I don't
thtnk ahat had nnythmg to do
v. ilh It;' SII)"S Rehder. •
He ftrst became lnt~rcstcd in
nursmg about tour ycon; ago and
hilS c.arrJed through c\'Cr sincf'.
The 25-ycar-o1d £\."'lliOr IS now in
hJS JoeL year of tram inc und ls
currently undcrgomg undcrgmd·
uatc trom111g at ~he Good So·
rnnntan hoSJutal.
He Is looking forward to leach·
lng somr• "nun;ing education''
o!tcr gomg before the "Stntc
Board exam" next year.
The bag advantngc m being a
mflle nurse is that the .mnlc pn
Ucnta .. St..>em to trust me moru
thnn the regulor nun;c " Thl! big
problem as to try to tcll people
lhot he is not nn orderly or a doc
tor, bul o nunt•, • •
In rapt a11on.lion at tho Brubeck performanco wero Skip
Wright Marilyn Nolaon. Judy Halatead . Nancy Ponnypack~r .
Kay Love Frank Elliott Deno Hoso1d Bill Dieter. Mar1e Ed
moncbon. Drew Hall. Dave Lanier, Rogor Houqh. Creighton
McGrath. Paul ChamMrla.in Don Woodland . AI Hood. Carol
Sm&lh Ray Lorenz. Wondell Tib~ttl Bill Hood. Joellen McKim
ena. Gwon Phillips. Jerry Mc:Clelland Mack Pimento! and Ar1
Ronne-
• • •
Ell.'clion of offiCt:I'S ond a talk uy Jumi!S H. Kilrle, professor of
astronomy, on "Space Mouons and Space Travel" urc planned Cor
thl• mccune o! the Scu~IIC!J club to bl! held nt 12•30 p.m., Tuesday,
Januory 18 in B-10. • •
Lambda Phi Epsilon officers aze John Maztin. preudnn;
Herm Welch. vice pre.idont . Jim Puterson . l&crolarv: Gordon
Walker, trva,uror : John Eagle, Sorgoant of arms: Goorge Guthr1o
a-thletic director: Dick Grant, chaplain: Cliff Dimofl hi tonan:
Tom Hogg, sociul diroctor: Dick FLako and Loren Michol1on .
Corre.ponding sccrotarioi.
• • •
It will be wcddmg bells m the spring for Jnne Fish, e
Curt Copenhagen, rctlring IFC president. '56, and
• • •
Recently plnnod couples att' Honry Kilm•r
Marahall and Duano Brady and Donne Elllson and
and Carol Donohue .
• • • and
Ray Millie
Meyer
New ofJ1ccrs for Delta Phi Gammn are: Ruth Grcgl!rson, prcst·
dcnL, Baa bm n Pl•rry, \'ICI'·presld ••m: Mrullyn Rangl, rt.!cordmg lict•·
rct .. :•ry: Mnrcnrct Webster, C'.OIT<!!;pondmg sccrcUuy; Morilyn Nelson,
tNasurc.r: Gcrr1 Rnz, ISC representative; Bnrbarc, Fnbcr, chaplam;
1\tarv Jean Schruuk, histonnn; Kny l.uvc, 'kt.·t~P' r of lh•• 1lencc. tmd • Kalli• Ness, plt.'<lgc mistress.
• •
Davo Porter haa beon re·olec&od as prostdon1 of Dolta Tau
Rho fratt~rnlty for th~ spring ·:emt~ tor. Serving under him al'o
Howazd Gilmore . vico·preaident ; Stan Martinaon. aocrota.ry: Tom
SUaJ40y. treaauren Ed Toevs. uaistant troaaurer; Bill Euater,
IFC rep; Dave Cook. delegaJo ·at-lazg" to the Dell councih Tom
Goldamtih. olumni •ecntary; Jack Vonahlet . biatorlan, and Ed
Tomlin. aorg•ant at·arma.
• • •
Altmg wlth the other thH~o fru
lcrnlttes electing otucers was AI·
phu Rhn Omo•ga Their officers
Lor thl.ll spring ore· Deon Orton,
prcs1dr.:nt; Don Shell, trnnsurcr.
ond B1ll Green, N:rctnry. rrlday.
Sno~
Brin
On~
With
!!DOW
tcr, stu
t:CinlJIUil
come sr.l
Altho
nnd Cl
hills,
vorito.:
WOI"St (
p<>nhag
rose rol
gcr bo~
thi.'l sid
Accot
the bcsl
from n I
to slrat
menlo
the ste
'l'he e
to stud!
pnv<!m
LC, SU(
seldom
non-s lie
bl! run
Suburb
which
througt
mat on
of snov
Anti·
Wlj'. I
dram t
t•nr Pf
wcothe
dunng
weeks
PubU
possiblj
most u
tbt• c
Trail WI
a boon
the p1·
rngt'. l
minute
lt£'r in
arnplf"!
"CJnl
most it
S. Fog(
suggcsl
keep
by da.
wouldr
f1cultie
Men
pus nc
HuslOJ1
ntcly •
Men
bcr 11bl
or fi\'
1enn. I
"" out op••ninj
Tho~
quht•d
be np
Odel
lr
was m
lege
Januo
lor th
Topics
lntJOn.s,
"T
•
H Friday, January 14, ISS~
Snow Possibility
Brings Up Ideas
On Safe Driving
By Skip Wright
Wllh the possibllat,Y or mua e
snow nml uy lughwny this Will•
tcr, studl~nts cuu•mu unu to thfl
,·nmpus m prlvotl! cmr~< nH•Y wl!l·
conw snfc: clrivmg suggf'Sltons.
t\ltlwugh nu wulc to I..cWIIl
nnri Clnrk 1s co.•plctcly voad of
hills, vnt·tous t-Pnion; huvc fn·
vo~hc m•'Lhods of .,,vouling Lhc
worst ones, lncludmg Cua·t Cu·
pcnhngcn, who nd\'OCillC!! Pnm
rosc aond which lcnvcs 'rcrwllll·
gcr bouhwttrd n short dl tnncc
this side of Burling(llnc
According to onnU•cr scnwr, '
tlu.~ bC5L method of raghlmg n cnr
hom n skid as to nllow the wheels
to str.ughlen themselves by mo
mentarily looscnang the gr1p on
the steering wheel. UnU MAN ON CAMPUS
, NO L-Nff
P~Pf~~
PLEASE
~'-.(~ l t
~) THE PIONEER LOG
by Dldc Blbtcw
-, ,,,,
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\
•
'j Page ThrM
LC Traffic Department
Has Everything But Radar
Any aludc.nt who vlolntcd one
or the trnfllc rulu or the school
ttnd round n y••Jiow cnrc'l on hi~
enr'R wlnd hH!ld knows what nn
LC pnrk ang tu:ket menn11
'l'hc journey 10 Uw bookstore,
ttnd the fc hng os the mont.oy di.JJ.
nppcnnl Into 'lhc lrPilJ\J •.> of
1.cw1s nnd C![U"k or~ familiar to
some PlonC<"r Whnt hnppcns 'lo
the mconcy ond how mnny others
nrc tmppcd Is somcthlng few
have the courngc to nilk, but
there: nr<' \HI,YB of findmg out
A short vuut to Joe Huston,
dean of men, will suppl~ nru;wcra
to mnny qucst1on . lnrs, n coMidcrablt.! improvement
The fln~'l! nru low wh n compnrcd
w1th CJty vaolntaoru and allemp\.s
nrc mode to lower the cost u lor
o• ,,en: 1blc
l'n) fng l!l lhc rc..'"J)<HUiibllaty of
Lh~ stud,..nt for lhc hnt scvcrol
v; l'l'k • During tht' first. vcn
c1nli lh\: fane st.nya tit on" dollar,
nnd fo1lurc to pn~ In thnt tl.Inc
111 unwa'"c The amount u; dou
blt:d, nnd then after the third
"'cck. ndded to the studcn t c
count in the busm oUJc
Dean Hu.tun de lorcd, "Th
!tlud nts v. ho roruu to coopcrtlt<>
or nrc constnnt vaolawrs nn> th
ones we nrc pnmunly tnten'S cd
ln getting strmghtencd ouL"
Scnaor prl\:llC!gc.:s ol close-to Nlncty.favc per cent of lhc stu·
dent bod) coopcrntes but lhe un
rul~ flvc per cent who rcfUJe to
comply to rcgulntlom; fOTcc the
h af11c vtolnt•ons accuon to re-
m om ha l'll.1stcncc cnmpu pnrkmg ore nn LC trnd1-
llon to b · pns:;cd on Tina happy
1 All the one dollor fJn~ collect- news should encourage the fresh·
cd nrl' w:.r-o to pny th expenses men lu wnat three shor~ ycnra
or the people who give them out! until they can park 10 the hnl
nnd keep the books. Three &LU· lowed nren-legalh·!
dents, two to dwck ond one to • The dumdvnntngc or tire chains
to student commulcrs Is thnt the
povcnwnl on sumc mum routes to
LC, ~;\ll h ns Barhu1 bnulcvn•·d, ill
s!:!ldorn covcn•d with snow. Other
non-slide. conl1 Ivances wh1ch rnny
bl' run on \•urlous aurft1ccs hrc Suburban and Snwdmll t in:s, "l always writ~ my torm p~pcr crWcisms illogibly 10 sh' at~dent
which moy L>c lP!t on the cor won't bo abl to take iuuc w11h what J 1ay.'' do lxlokkl!epang nre pnld S!.lO a I
semester or $570 n yenr.
Four sper1f1c resuJnllons can
be the d~.n, •nfaJI of nny cnrelcss
student dnvcr. F'adure lo rcnis
ter nn automobalc, failure to hove
n sticker visible 111 the car, park
Ing in the wrong arcn or posscs
saon of the wrong sticker are the CHILIVIUE
throughout the wantcr months or-------------------=-----------
put on nnd tcmovcd '" the ··vent Dr. Odell Attends Washington Meet
of snow!nll.
Anti-fn.•czc 16 of cours~ neces·
sary, the nllcrnntlvc bcmg to
drain the rnd10tor nnd leave the
cnr parked durmg the. worst
weather, wh1ch usually comes
during Jnnuncy nnd the !irst two
weeks of February.
Pubhc trnnsporllltion. ulthough
possibly orr scht.'<iulc•. wall m ul
mosl ·~very case come through to
the college, according to the
Trnilwn)'S bus depot. This may be
n boon to those wishing to lerwc
the pravnlc vehicles m the ga
rage. although nn extra fifteen
mmulcs guancd by starling cnr
lu~r m the cars mny provide an
ample safcguurd,
"Cinsses wall mcP.l as usunl, nl·
most in\'nriublv," sold Dr. Vcrgil
S. Fogdoll, dean ut studcnls, who
suggested that thr: bcsl nd\·icl' to
keep studaes unucr control duy
by dO) SO one dny OUt oC clOSSC.S
wouldn't muke any e\'erc dlf
!kuJtles. ------
Hus;on Ready to Take
PiaU Hall Re9istration
Men who wnnl to hvt• on cum
pus nc.'l:t s~mcstcr should sec Joe
Huston, dean of men, lmmedi
atcly.
Men now hving m Plott num
ber nbout 120: 'l'h<'rc will be lour
or ti\'c openings Cor the coming
term. F'u"Sl prcf1•tcnc•• will be gw.
en out-o!-lnwn studcnls !or the
• opt•nmg&.
'I'how signmg up will be
quu cd to doposat $20 whtch will
be applied towards tht• dorm fee>~
Odell Speaks at Confab
Llr. Morgan S. Odt I prcstd<'nt,
wns in att~ndnncc at the nnnuul
mcNing or the Presbyterian Col
lege Union in Washington, D. C ,
January !I through II. He spoke
for the committe!:! on standards.
Topics dascusscd were public rc
Jottons, cnmpus Chnsthm hfc, OP·
proprintions, nnd (nculty londs
nnd ~nlaracs.
Lake Theatre
Sut. & Sun. 2:00 p.m.
Wf'Okday' 7:00 p.m.
End• Saturday
\\" It lilt 11•)' Tru• ·I II
\•I .n 111 "Tho Vantablng Prairie"
'' It h "\\ IIIIo ht:. t111· 1 •I r: \\ h It
"Beau Brummell "
J:ll~ub•tlt 'l'll)'lor, t"t•" •· · 'rllllfl,. r • • • • • Sundoy thru Tuesday
''DESIREE " • • • • •
Startinq Wodnoaday
"DEEP lN MY HEART " 'l'hc rorty-Iirsl nnnunl mectmg
of the Assocaation of Amcncnn
colleges was held in Washington,
D. C, January 11 through 13. As
o member of the c~ccullvc com
mittee Dr. Morgan S. Odell, pres·
idcnt, attended.
Presiding at the opcnmg rnect·
ing was Chancellor R. H. f'itz·
gerald, Univcrsaty of PallSburgh ,
who as prcs1dcn.t o{ the nssoc1n·
lion. Mrun addresses were given
by Most Reverend A. O'Boyle,
Archbishop of Washangton, and
Dr. Normnn Vincent Pcnle, man·
ISler of Marble Collegiate church,
New York city.
Theme of this ycnr's conf~rcncc
wns "Libl!ml Education nnd
Amcraca's Future" Commissum
nnd committee lopacs were Aco·
demtc frcl.·dom und tenure, the
nns, Chnstlan high education,
colleges and Industry, lnsurancc
and annmties. Ubu1 al cducnhon,
prcprofessaonal educataon, pubhc rclotions, nnd teach~·r education .
'l'odny, Jonunry 1'4, Dr. Odell
v."JJI aucud lhe Executive Com
rnau.cc mectmg the Notional Com
mission on Accrcd1dDllon which
also meets an Washington, D. C.
O.uinlet Set to Perform
For Jaycee's Banquet
The Lewis nnd Clnrk wood
wind qumtcl will be guests nt
lhc PorUond Jt.IOIOr chamber or
commerce dmner tomorrow night
ut the Multnomah hotel. The)"
will piny Cor npproxtmotcly on!!
hour, nnd their reward will be n
dinner. The program will consitt • of .a grcnL
mUSIC. variety ot styli's of
~tembers of th•· quinlel arc
Adraennc Hill, Clute; Bc\'erly
Wary, elrninc•t: Lols Ddnno, bas·
aoQn: Shirley Ro~ckel, hom, ami I
Paul Mosher oboe
Crew Cuts Our Specialtv
with two barbers to serve you.
•• ---Ken's Barber Shop
8439 S. W. Terwilliger •
BROADWAY at WASHINGTON rules that 530 LC students vto·
lntcd.,m 1953-54.
September to No"·embc:r rcc·
ords for this school semester Burger ~ to (;o
:~ for :0] .00
9130 S. W. Bar bur
CH 9002
amount to about one hundred dol· ,_ ____________ _.
OSWEGO STUDIO
Pictures for all occasions:
*Weddings
*Banquets * Portraits
Sp9Clal offer on wedding p1clures
for all Lewts and Clark Students
c .,... . ,, l a 1<.,. t. Rt l-1028
discontinued styles • • Pago Four THE PIONEER LOG Frldny, January 14, 19SS
ers ge Tan e, to
Locals Achieve Victories
Over Oregon's 3 Bigmen
A strong Um,·cr~tly 01 Oregon grunl-ga'Onn squaci droppl d
Lcw:rs nnd Clnrk'~ mnt :u ll~ ts, 20-11, tn n mn tch he.ld at
M~ rlhUJ court Wcdncsdn naght. lt was tht• !ir.st ouhng for
both teams.
The P10neers won matches m the top tluce wc.~ght dJ\"tS
Ions, w1th \'ct"nulS Hnrn Mc
AdonlS, Ralph Staley nnd new
comer Ho\\ ard ~ crh tnlung d~
n5tons O\ cr U1c DuckS' btgm n. Lambda, 'Cats,
Shashlinks Nab
Intramural Wins -------
Coyotes, Whits Pound Hoopsters;
Engebretson Named All-American
BY TOM HARTLEY
All tnll they culled lnm the
Slcdgchnrnmer and when the
final vot ~s wet c sn from Na
Uonal rating expcr·t Pnul B.
Willinmson's Lttt lc All-Amet'l-
t'an squad lhts we k. Paonecr
Enrl Engebretson wns holding
down lhe flallback Clpot NO'R'l"UWBST OONT IJRDNOD
ITA NDlN'G8 if
W L l'ot. l'P J'A 0. of J4aho 3 o 1,000 !UO 1'78
l"ao.ltlo a ~ .G0'1 2lll 10:1
WIU•m•U.o I 1 .000 l I!) HO
X.luflr11! 1 1 ..600 UO H'l
\\'"llltman I ~ ,33;) 101 :107
L • o o n .ooo 1'13 :no
'11olll(lhl l' •r.lflc-nt l•<" TomQno' uh ht 1.(! ctl P ctrl
BY FRANK FLORI
LOG Bpol'C.. :Mew• BtU\01' ln~ cnet..~ hght\\'Cight CI"IlP·
plcrs droppt>d lour matcltes, n d<'
ClSJOn. l\\ o p1ns and a d~fault
l-Ycshman Mnx Webber Rntned n
dnt\\ 1n the 130-pound class wtt.h
Klnmpe of the Oregon
Mike Clock. outst.andl~ North
'' t hcm")·\\retght. mnde the tr1p,
but wns nursmg a S\\'Ollen car and
remainP.d adle. D rrell Sw1gcert's 19 pomts
W<'nt for nought an last Tuesday'
mtrnmural b3sketbllll contest ns
lh Polccnts made ll three
slrnight by downmg the Alphns.
51-39.
After a slow ftrst quarter
whach "en\ Uu-ee m n•· te cforc Eclrl. a ophomore from Hill -
boro. a\-crnged 4 9 l m'C'I per cnr
~· and wn.s third m th~ lcnguc m
sconng His hord runnlnc and I
outstandang worl· on dclensc was
n major :Caclor m lus sclectton on
the small college nll-sU\rs. Eldon Fix opened his ninth
~·enr ot coachmg on a sour note
over· the weekend, ns his in-
• Jur·y -and -Illness weakl'ncd
hoop squnci absorbcci three re
\'crsnls in ns many gnmes,
Mtnus the ser\'ires of stnrtang
guurds Gnry Jnl'kson ond Dunne
Brndy, th~ Ptonccr.; dmppcd two
to College of Tdnho nmf one to .N e Ad n m s deosJancd Duck
bell\') Lowe m the footure match
or lhc ~vcn1ng, 4-1. StnlG \ on
cnstb O\'Cl' Kese) of Oregon, 6-0,
10 the 177 -pound class Eycrl)
merged on the long end of n 6-5
<COunt u1 the lGi-pound class. Th1s
\\ llll Ute closest dCC~S~on of the
;mchL
TCJ: Co\\ art sufcred an tnJury
una wns foret.od to drop h15 mntch
b} de.fnult m U1C! J47-pound da\'15-
ton
Georgt> Wooley :fcll as one of
the two pms of the night to Ore
gon's Wilson in the 157 clnss
Chuck: Walker wns the other \'le
u mm the 123-pound lc\·et
ButCh Benner, freshmnn from
Parlcrosc, \\ as deci.s.ioncd. 4-2, b)
Sclll !:!r of the Ducks.
Coaches Jun Ward and Joe Hus
ton expressed elntion o\'cr the
bowmg h) th~ Pioneers. New
comers Walker, Webber, Benner
and Wooley, drew words of pra!SC
:for their work ns :rust-time outer.;
LC faces Oregon State collcgto
t Con•nlllS, Saturday at 2~0 p m. lltfau. BOOP S'I'AJn)INC)S
'l'.aA.lll w x. pr PA ~or . Pol-tw :! o 12$ t10 1.000
0&11 ON• 2 0 88 42 1.000
~b4& a o " s:s t.ooo Kappa 2 0 42 31 1.000
811aalillll.b 1 1 em 7l .&oo
S1P~a l a ~ 104 .333 Alpha 1 :1 131 131 .250 »•l t8 0 l Sl!i 3.& .000
B:appa ro.t 0 l :10 42 .000
h«Kkal'll o 2 && 103 .000 Dtnb 0 :2 1'1 40 ,000
Jim Quick broke e Icc by sink
mg two :free throws, the Pole
cots ne\'er let co or the lend ns
they piled up n 12-2 first qunrt~
core. The second qunrter saw
both teams canmng 14 pomts for
n 26·16 tend :for the Polecats
AJ,hn mnnngcd to pull Within
6 pomts in the d~ mg moments of
th fourth quortcr but Ute Pole
cnts broke loose nnd made It 51-
39 ot the hom. The syndtcat<'d eolumnist, W1l·
linmson, ~cletts three All·Amer.i
C41n clubs; on~ each from the mn·
jor, small nnd Junior college
mnk::;. Hts system IS to send every
conch n qu\!suonnnlro nt the end
Qf the season nskl ng him to plck
a team an has closs mnkmg any
spcdal notations on outstnnding
ball pl~ers.
Outst.nndmC nplly descr&bl's
the concensus !ormt.>d U1roughout
the league concemmg Engebret
son Conch J()(! Huston calls Enrl
one of the bt.>st all around grld
dtlS he has ever coached, c1hnc
IllS dclcn 1ve \\ ork, has ball pock
mg and his abihty to &nofl posses
\\hen nece~owry
The last wcnrcr ot the Orange
and Black to be honored by lh~
national synd1cntc \\liS Rub n
The mdependcnt Shn.shlinks {The Tank) Bn1Sch who wns
took the measure of Stgmn, 40-35.1 cb~en by Williamson ln 1!150
m n holly contested o\·crhmc con-Rube wn.s chosen fullbnck on Ute
test Tuesday. .
D "' _., h Sh 1 1,_,_ oUcnsn e platoon. on "est pact."' t c ns 1 uiA,.
m Usear wlnning effort with 14
c(lunters. Gir Is Host Milwaukie
Bill Martell and Dnvc Etter
ench took credit for 12 points to
fronl the Sigmas.
Friday's mtrnmural ba.skctb:Ul
fray between Lambda and the Lcw1s nna Clark college t•ctcd
as host to sc\'ernl Milwauk1o high
school students Thursday night
durmg a mixed volleyball gnm~
I Shockers turned mto n 63-24 rout.
r--liiiiF=::::--- -,---~ "'illi Lnmbdn commg out on the
long end of the score. Hard Gent The purp~e of the get-together
was to become bcllcr ncquaintcd
wtth our netghboring btgh schools. EARL ENGEBRETSON Whtlmnn. SC'or~. tn re rwr.ttvc or-
-• _._. _E_x_p:...o_r_t_R_•_w_ar_d_,_to...;p~E_f_f_o_ri dl'r were: 8-i. 61:1 60 .11 ,, 7., ·"
Vets Pace
PUQuint I 1 llflu ~ u3,
I Pionoors Dominn1o Onco
F ucang the vet!'•ran Coyotes Fn
day nnd Snturdny mt:hts wath n
lineup that boast••d of one frc..o;h
mon, tlu-ec sophomores nnd n
JUniOr, tht• v1sttmg I.C qumh•t
BY CLIFF' .ROWE JR. played on even terms with the
Pactflo v. IUW..tio N••• Coldwell, ldnho, schnol Jll t once
Forest Grove ,8pccial) -A -the second h a If of the fll'st
lo~-s to College of Idaho lost gnmc.
Monday mght c.nded an 11 The Coyotes threw their one
came \\ annang strc:ak lor the Pa-two sconnc nnd rcboundmg punch
C;lfJc Badgers, casmg the tcns1on mto the brench nne! they pro\•cd
nnd putting lht!m bac.k m top form to be more thnn CJlouch !or the
Cor thCJr dual tilts with the P1o-Pioneers to hnndle--w~·rc speak
nccrs thas wcck-~nd . The Badger ang of R. C. Owens nnd EJgan
qumtcl in,•nded the anland emp1re Bo,•lor, of course. Boylo1 tossed
last wek-cnd . Out of thl.S lnp 10 57 pomt.c; nnd carnt!l'cd nbout
cnmc two WUlS over Wlutmun us many rt:!bounds. GlobelrOtter
and lhe fmlt los..; of the year to
1 hkt' Owans followt.'<i right behind.
h1ghly touted Collecl' or Idaho. Tht• second hall or thl' fn'St
Doapltc. the loss of 6·6 Clint Ramc found the LC quint out-
Agee !rom last year'r 5qUiid scoring the Cnyotcs and slicing
whith many 1 h o u g h 1 would a 23-pomt hall t1me 1<-nd to 15.
bampu thut prog' css this yectr. f'' G . J . R
the Padticu~ h o Yo proved ~ n~n~, . uacy ovonge
atronger. eapecio.Jly on doforue. L:oac IX put !he damper on
Gen" Deshler. IJ-5 ccnt..:r hns I C o! l hopt.•s of nnoth~r rout <
rcplnced Accc ;nd m man) 'wa:\·s urdny mght by ordenng h1s boys
ts bellcr than last "o'l:ar. plv~t to pl:ty ball control and not hoot
man Although he hasn't rncked fiftcr the hrst hnlf Ordt:rs were never carra.'<i out bctt"H __ •he Coy-
TV s Fall to Air Base, Lash
Concordia: Mourer Stars up mnn)· poants tn nny one came .. ·~
so far he hns proved good on otcs never got thclr hond on the
dcfcns~ ond packs a scoring punch bnll, P 1 8 Y c r 5 nnd fans alike
when lt js net.'Cied. scrcnmcd an u r d c r, Helm con
trolled lht• ball ond f'ix at back Th4t oflenaivo drive for tho and gomcd u sm II ml.'nSurf' of
rev"ngc ns pop bolllcs ond pop
com huilcd .down on U1c bench.
\ The Lewis nnd Clark J\Ts
divided a pa1r of wcll played
ball games over the week-end.
Sparked by the creal shooung
of guarq Darryl Mourer, the baby
PaOD(."(;r8 fought lht• Portland Air
.Base to the wire before bowtng,
87 -7i Mourer wns gt\'cn able sup·
port m the scormr, column by
Clarence Duke, Du~k F'u;kc, and
RALPH STALEY I Bert Sprmgcr, who bod 12, 11,
••• Vt'iOnln takes unanimoua WiD nnd lO points rcspccuve1y.
Ev1•ryone I Rat inJl
AIJuut tlte Good Fuotl
at
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* Sea Foods a la carte
* Delicious Steak Dinners
7800 S. W. Barbur Blvd. CH 9031 Badgozs com.os in the form of
The JVs bounced back mto the two forward. . Norm Hubert and
\~in column Saturday night with D11nny F'reneh. Hubor1 Jut year
on ImpressiVe 86-52 victor")' over was second highest scorer an the
Copcordia college. conferoncc and this year has
Lew H31Tlson and Mourer led scored an overago of woll over
tht: scoring parade. Workln& m 20 pointa a game. French hu
the ptvol, Harrison coll~cted 28 alao been biJting tho JwlDe con
pomts and collared 24 rebounds. aistontly for the Badgors th\U
.Mourer's de:1dly &hooting nc-1 providing tb~m with a one t 110
counted for 15 markers. :.coring punch. Loren Michelsen scored 16 to
pncc the P1on£>CJ'1! Jo'rlday and
Gene lif'lm 14 on Snturdny.
Monday the P;1lntinc hill crew
took on Whitmnn at Wnlln Walln
and droppl'd lht• gc1mc, 72-63, only
niter lt~adlng !or three quarters or
th1• contest. Don Robinson hit the
lu·mp fot 24 pomls to pucr: the
M1ss10nancs' comc-1rom-bt·hmd Concordia led by n IS&ngle pomtl Dl f••ns1 , lv ~c svnrk plugs o!
at lhc end of the first qunrter. the tcnnt ar•· pmt-SIZt:d guards
but n bhwng attack put the Pio-Endv Rnmsdcll nnd Jo•• Kahfltc;. ,w.•.n •. -----------
nccrs in front at hnlftime, 48·31 Fast nnd quick-handed. both o{
ThP tenm mccu the Pnc1ric thes boya; hove proved the1r bnii
JUnlors nt hom~: lhlS wcekPnd. howkmg tnlentli thas scn«lon.
The bo~'S how ple.nty o! c·flcnslve
power and defense wall b I d d
strcssr hls week's dralls. -n epen ents, •
• Capital Hill
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Hair Cuts $1.00
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In n real TtaUnn olmosph<!re
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• Akin Win Games
Independents wert trtumphnnt
Tuesday noon over the perky
Polntmc basketbnll team. Indc
pcndt'nU' plnYcrs, f'nncy Robert·
on oud K1m Tousley, kept lhf!
gunw bouncmg with lhc1r sharp
shots nnd ront-movmg techniquo ~.
The SCOll Wll8 20-7.
'Th" ~nml' wn for prncliCl' flUr·
poses only ond wns nutomahcolly
forleltl!d to Uw Jndependcnls b£>
cuu&c P:1latint• hnd nn Insufficient
numhl'r oL plnycrs.
Akan pulll'd past Thew m lhc
lnlll few minutes of u t1ght gnm~
to wm w1th n 11-7 score.
Akin's Gladys Cnrlson racked
up C\'cn pou1ts with ht>r agility
und sure-footcdncss. Be the First on the
Campus with
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$9-SS to $1195
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AND CLARK COl .l.EGE ES . 1867 First After·Gante Dance Sel;
Shack Balllo 'Pop' Tonight
Popcorn balls will be the them~
or the annual dance spon150rcd by
Alpha <~nmmn sorority nnd Sig
ma Alpha Sigma fraternity to
mgh t In th,.. hack. ncsdny evcnlnc to gi,•c the shnek
o !Lie~ lilting. They .... ·aahcd win
dow5, polntOO wnlls. and refm
lshcd table top
Vol. xm Pioneer Log, Portland. Orogon. Fraday. January 14. 1955 After the Lewis nnd Clark
P n c I f i c univcnily bnsketbnll
cnme, n combo will lumiJih music
for the students. P.rkcs for the
donc1• nre 35 cents drag nncl 25
cents stag. Stgmos ore in chnrgc of get
ting popcorn nod cok , nnd AJ
phn Gamma members ore plon
nmg dccor<~tlon and publicity.
Pacific U Storms
Palatine Tonight Audition Schedule Set
Tuesday for Next Play Joyce Pearson nod Elise Nits
chclm, sophomores. arc Alpha
Gamma members in chnrgc or
dceornl1ons. Joyce described the
decorotlons u givang the ahnck
n cnml\•nl atmosphere with red
nnd white c:.rcpc paper nnd o
lnrge popcorn bnll hanging Crom
the center of the ceiling A pop
com stand wlll dlsp~'n!<! the
c:runchy stuff. Palalinians' Group
Schedules Retreat 1 Audltlom for partr. in tho
play to bf' presented by tho
IJ><!Oc:h rlf. dopartmoi\J this
spring will b() hold Tuoaday.
January 18, a,.tweon 1 and S
p.m. ln tho peoch arhl build
Ing. Ron WUlJon, director. wUl
c:onduc:t tho tryout • At preu
timo tho play bad not dofinl~-The Palatintnns• society will
hold Its annual wmtcr retreat at
Camp Colwn. nca.r Oregon City
on February 11, 12 ond 13. ac
cording to Ro:"llin Baudtr, chair
mao. By Dick Ward
Pnc1ftc's Badg~rs invade Pulntmc h11l tomght to ml!et the Lcw1s
nod Clark ~ion<!<!rs in lhl' opcmng home conlcrcncc g(lmc which is
also the only home num~ thtll month sch~ ulc~ for the Ornnge 1.1nd
Black in what could bro nptly termed n c.rut•anl scraes in this yenr's
Northwest 1 on(c r. n('t. lC•
"They'vo only lost ono game and they're going to be plenty
tough .. wu hood coach Eldon Fut s comment on tho c:o ·champions
from Foroat Grove. Coach Hervoy Roloff's cagor~o had rolled up o
string of eleven atraighl win.a b~tforct lht rugged CollctCJe of Idaho
quintet stop~ them 74-68 lut Monday night ai Caldwell. Spoakmg
Speech Bout Set;
Booch, West Win
The st3tc nfl~r-dinncr speak
me contest will be held on cam
pus Tuesday, Jnnuary 18, ac
cording to Net! Sabin. head of the
forensics department.
The public is in,•ilcd lo lh!.!
contest, which will' be held in
the Rose lOOm of the cnrcteria
with eight Oregon colleges par
ticlpaLing. The girls' conlcsl will
begin nt approximately 5 p.m
with the men's contest following
at 6:30. Announcements of win·
ncrs wil lbc made following each
cont~sl. of C. of I. they got an acid teat
thla wookond meeting Willamoito
ton1ght and lomortow night at
Salem.
P<1c1fic doesn't appear as strong
ns Ialit yl!ar·s co-chnmp1on qum
tct, wlnch stormed through the
lost hnlf of the season ohcr los
mg the 1irst four games. Roloff,
howe\'cr, can field n \'Ctc.rnn team
consistmg or Norm Huborl and
Danny French nl forwards, Gene
Deshler nt center and Jo~ Knl
hstcr :tnd Fd Ramsdell at guards
Tho big noiao in tho Pacific: at·
tack ir. Hubert, wbo in tbo three
conferonco games he'a played in,
hu bombed the basket for 73
points. Tho Hillsboro Hawk hu
boon an oll-conferonc:e c:hoieo tho
pcxat two fctar' whllo ba running Freshmen Jack Booch and Ktr~ F h . J[ d 1 1 Wcsl returned this week from malo ronc: was pie 0 as
P .,. . 't tlon 1 year. Frenc:b la a strong defonsive the Seattle- aci•IC 111\'l n a
t th {. l place I star and ono of tho top rebound -tournnmen Wl n ~~ tro h . in debnte. The pair won en In the ~on!eroncc and along
SLXP ;trat ht d~baks, chnniinC w&th the nx-bvo Doshier gnos
'd • ~ h d b t the Badgers strength around tho s1 cs Wh.u cac new c a c. ... R d ll d Kall'·• boar~ anu • an ... or
Boorh also won third plncc in 1 are both under six leot. but OX·
interpretive rending and Iourlh homely fast and rugged on de·
in oratory. fonso. ly boon doc1ded upon. • Members of the two orgonizn
uons had 11 Joint mechng Wed.
Music Hour to Feature
Sonata for Double Bass
flu I \USIC: tJOU on J ~Urtd ~y.
January 20, ·will conslSl of a vn
rlety progrum or serious music.
Ken <.'iolden, double bass plnycr
wath the Portland symphony,
w11l play the rour movements of
Ma.rccllo's sonuln in E minor.
Golden is n Sllldcnt ol LC. He
wlll be accompanied by Susan
Catrns, pHmt&l
The remainder of lhe program
w1ll mcludc: Three b1b11cBl songs
by Dvorak, aung by Belly Dog
gett, soprnno, accompnn1ed b):
Barbara Fnbc.r. Paul Mosher:·
obotst, w1ll piny the andante nnd
nllt'gro movements from the. Jo-hnn Sebast1nn .Doch unoccom·
pnnied nue sonat.o
Carolyn Anslow, c:ontrQlto, will
smg "Tanto Sosplrero" by Ben·
cm1, ''Accss.'lte de pmganni.. by
A lessnndro Scarlatti. ''Soph.hic
Ode" by Johannes Brahms. and
"Bont Song" by Edvard Grieg.
She will be nccompnnted by P<t
tricin Huebner.
Mary Jean Schrunk, pinnist,
"ill conclude the hour with the
sonnl.n, Op 26, by Ludwig von
Beethoven .
Madrigals lo Perform
With British Singer
June August Grads The Madrigal Ss.naen and
1 ~orgc Bishop, dircclor, will par-T 0 Sign With Norris taicpntc m the Arthur Perrow
concert at 3:30 p.m. January 16,
Students who wall be ehg1ble in Lmcoln high school nudito
or grnduatton 1n June or Au-rium.
~ust, nnd were notified or this Bishop wlll sing the part of
lurmg pre-registration, should The Merman in "The Forosken The sp.:nker for tha retreat
wlll be Dr Wolter Wessel, for
merly of the Univcrstl)' of Edtn·
burgh, ScoUnnd, nnd now Cil
Western Baptist thcologlcnl 5em
fno.ry. Dr. Wessel will lend diS
cussions on the Penon of JC$UB
Chr1st
Those who would like to ntl.cnd
arc urged to sign up at Dr. An
de.l'llon's oflu:c os soon as possible.
Tom Harrison and Elkn Kryt
zer ore in chnrge or trnru;pot'Ul
tion.
Pre-Exam Chapel
To Utilize Prayer
The lnst chapel crvicc of the
semester, January 20, will be on
n theme npproprtatc prior to final
exnminallons.
""The ervu:c will uUlize consld
ernble periods of silence, mcdltn
Uon and [Jtnyer," according to Dr.
Johu L Andt!rson, chnplam. No
spearu bas bcC!n achedulcd. Or·
gan mustc v.ill be provtded by
Gall! Enger, JUnior music major.
Dr. Anderson will be faculty
lender nnd servmg ns tudcnt
lender will be Lons Loree. sen
tor nursing major.
l't't' nbout ~ugning U1e1r apphca- Merman" and the Modngnl SLOg-
lions in the rcgastrnr's office as ers wtll be the Chut'('h Cho1r and LC Travels in Comics
soon ns PQSSiblc, nnnouncl!ti Wil-Childr~n of lhc Sea, with Betty ht Oregon Jounml will run o
hnm Norns, regJ.Jtrnr. Doggett presenting the Mermllld's weekly feature o.n the LcwtS nnd
tsdund the £irsl five Conch ThcsP people also must hove a solo. Clark c.xpc:<htion beginning wu.h
RoloH can call on leHcrml'n form stgn~d by the head of the Other assiSting nrlists on the the ISSue of Jnnunry 9. Th1s w11l
Vince Hnl\·crson and Blll Bacon, department of their maJor. wh1cfi Br1Ush tenor's progrnm wtll m-be run 1n cartoon form and will
F\on Bnrcndsc, Gary Compton may be p1ckPtl up m the regu;-dude several Portland mstru-appear on the front page of the , Scholarship Help
Open to Graduates and Don Brcncmcn !or rl!llcf. tr-:•r's office mClltnl muslclana. corruc sc('Uon for 26 weeks
A change In the slnrung hneup r::.:,.~~~:...--------J.!.!:!::!-0:.:!:::!::,;. ______ ~:!;::,_:;!;::;~:;,.,;:~~~~-
mny finc.l Halverson Ill one for-St d t ~ 11 ~ 1'1 Seniors in teres led In graduutc wnrd Wtlh Hubert ~witched to u en ea c er e s
trnining should Investigate schol-gunrd 111 place of Ramsdell
arships now being offered. Onc-
yc:tr grants vo.rying from $500, Tho big newa on tho LC Jldo s t f p ~ •
to $3000 arc nvailuble m most I this woek iJI l!ill tho loss of flnt ec'or.e s 0 'Y.O el ~s1 0' n
fields. strang guards Gary Jack.aon 3Dd .L ' .L ' ,;;;) , .L.L
Th1! Unave1s1ty of Indlanu 1 Duane Brady. Both aro definite·
oflermg more than 800 graduatt ly out of the: Uneup thte week
, awards from $300 to $3000. A end oven though Jackson haa
$1600 grant in the field of teach-boon able to qat an 3 llltlo shoot·
lng is bl'ing orfcn•d by Syrncu t ing workout thir. week. Brady is
Unt\'Cl'Bit)' •
Students working for master's
or doctur's c.legrecs nrc d agiblc
for politlcnl sc1en(.'C scholurshaps
from Mtchltlan Stoh~ A $1200
grant is nvnilable for ~.ss1blc
tnll!.tcr's qunliflCf'l\ and n $1400
one for U10s1! worklllt: towards
II Ph D.
Chnrlcs W Howurd, dean of
1acult). urges students to mqulro
O( lht•tr OllljOI' pl'O(CSSOl'S or tWC
lb!! ll:;t on lhc bullctm board in
DuDmc hnll Cor mon..' detmls.
Dendllncs fot nppllc.ttloM nrc
Results Monday
Hcsulls of llw St!ntl>r ltuuhfy.
tng cxamlnnllvn an Enghah will
nvmlnl1lt> Monday afternoo n,
,accordtng to Dr Rnlph K. Allen,
of the English department .
'h1•y mov he ubtllincd nt the r··~· • ufliee stlll in bed with a tempt"•rature
and mey be out for ome limo.
The slortmg hncup tlll' LC Will
be the snmt ns opened the sen
son· Do\'<' Gardne_r :mel Hnl
Adrann ut fon' arcls, L,,rcn Ml('h·
liSen ,tt c••nh r nnd Gcn~.; llclm
nnd JI>C Boutm [It cuords 'l'hl
Ultll is back•~ up by Don Word.
l)ack Grant. We Str11hm, Ron
Stempel, nnd Dtll Stcmpd. Gnrd9
ncr !earls th(• Ptonl'ers m sc:orlnJ:
ror l'Onfercncc ploy with 35
pomts nnd hn!i the lOP shootma
O\'Cn1gc, n pi\IS 40Q mnrk. M1c:h
cl!;••n ll'lld!l in rl.'boundlng
Tins wall be the lwcnty-sel'Ond
me••lmg walh Pn01f1c nnd finds
l.C huldmg n mna·gm o! fourteen
\\'lUll ,J D!tlltnll fle\'I!'U Cor tiW
Bndgus Last year the Badger..
took 1 wu out of llu l'e !I'Om the
P1onee•-s, winnmg Uw tJllc m the
fmal game of the scnson Tlw
scrat>s nlO\'Nl 111 Jo'oa est l":ro\'t' lO·
rnua row ntght. By Deo Ann Par• ons
Why student-teach? Is it 1 eiJi·
ly helpful to n prospccU\'e teach·
cr? Ronald HolJelll;tcd, Lc\\ IS ond
Clnrk senaor who is student
tcnchmc choral music nt Frnnk·
hn high ~('hool, gl\'C!! Ius nns\\ er:
.. Thla progrum ' very benefi
cial to tho protp~tlve teacher,
be c:uuao it not only help» him be·
come acquainted wdh the ovary·
day d.wroom procedure but also
acquaints blm with offic:o man
a g e m e n t and administration
guidance t~nlques. and the
mnny and various ways tn which
a chool is run.
Run \l•m•hcs two regular pc·
nods nnd one activhy period at
Franklin. First he hns n boys'
double (lunrtcttc "wilh one e.·
trn for Good mcrumrc.'' Thes•' boys
ore at t,hc lr111l and l'r&'Or atagc,
rl'porls Ron. They 1nsh.t on trying
nny new iden, more ulten Utan
not lrmd1ng flat on the floor. It
d1dn 't tuk1 long for Ron to lcllrll
to 1gnort> these little anctdcnts.
"If I was N>nccrncd or lnughed
n1 nll t1f them. the elnss would be
10 a c:onstant upronr" Ron also assists with the A Cap·
pella c:hoir. As th.ia group ia usual·
ly worlcing on muaic: for a com
ing concert, Ron doesn t have 100
much opportunity to work with
them. Howe-ver . the pradico he
dooa get will be a big belp when
he is on his own, he iJ lure.
"There has been only one renl
problem thlJ; semester," snys Ron,
"and 1t in\·olvcd the bo)-s in the
double quartette." When these
fcUows noticed that Ron was
pnrkang in any space that wns
possibly big c.nougb so ns to ~
nenrcr Uu:: school, they de<:adcd
to snvt lum n good biG space to
mnkc his hfc a lttUc caster.
There wu only one caleb
after Ron had parked and gono
inaide. tho follow who'• car was
in front of Ron's backed up and
tho one in back moved forward,
lenlng aU o1 olgbt hu:hea fT ..
apace. At noon tbo bo~ atood
around and watched tho fun. Ron
has conaolod himself by lhlnking
of all tho muscles he must be
building. This elan is really a
cinch on Monday, reports Ron. u
hol1 th~ fellows are gone and tht
roll siMp. TuNday is the oppo • site extreme.. howe•er, and ovorr·
one (but Ron) is fHiing up to par
after all that reat. Tho rest of lbe
wook is fairly tame. though, with
only ocaslonal spurts of energy.
On the more S1lrious mde, Ron
sn)•s this opportunity to teach n
c.loss under the supill'\'u;to n of U1e
regular tenc:hcr ba giVen h1m
more thnn just practice nt han
dllng n class nnd scemg how n
school is run. He hns mode numy
nC\\ fru:nds, nnd has become n~
quuinted with the \ nrious school
oCitcinla nd thc.1r work.
A toacbor hat many role5. i.n
cludin9 boing a dirodor of l•vn·
ing, counselor. and guidon~
tHcher. a mediator of !he eul·
turo. a mombor of tho &c.bool
community. a liaiton betw .. n
school and community. and a
mornber of tho profession. Th•
student teaching program at
Lew1s and Clark is aiml'd at bolp.
ing a proapitdi•e teacher nach
thes• goala. •
Chester C. FriSbie i.s director of
the progrnm, und SSlSts the tu
dc.nt tcachcn; In thctr emcstcr
or work of supcn·ised classroom
tnstrucuon . Page Two
The recent mononucleosts cpidemac hns brought to light
a campus du:en.se that nc..-cds rccogmtton. lts tcchmcnl nome
1s ovcr3ctivttyJtl:> nnd JS usuolly c-nught by uppcrclassmC!o.
lt.s symptoms nre low .grade:), red-r1mmcd c~·cs. nnd th~
stock plcn: ''I'm just too busy." Yet lhi:!Se indtvidunls nc\·cr
stop gripmg nnd fec.hng noble nnd mnrt) red unltl the~ cnt('h
mononucleosi:-, !Ju, or aeute addsonus.
Just why these people keep Jt up 1:. somdhmg no out
sider can nnswet·. Whether tlw dtsen~t· is brought on as n rt..'
nction to nn infertority compl~ , n dcsu-c to g<!t one's nome in
tile LOG C\ t:t: week, or to attract dnlt:'S 1S n dark mystery.
One sad vnnet\• of lhe dtsea e claim it stems f1 om ne-w
ceptmg one JOb nnd domg 1t \\ dl. Immcdantcly, everyone
comes runmng aud plopping new JObs m their Jnps. Another
clnss1ficntion sprmgs from those unfortunates who arc mnjor
mg m some Iield lh::tt requires specJal.azatlon. Not wantmg to
nnrrow tbCJr background some of t.hc~~ .stnrt aecephng dutacs
outside of their mBJOr, nnd suddenl.) nnd their mnJor :falling
around thctr pink ltttlc enrs. The most unhappy of all ts the
person who say:. be's a\ .. ailnblc, and not too busy, and when
he fmnlly gels tlungs to do just sits around and worries him
scli to n frauJe oYer the thin~ he should be doing.
Some of thcs..? lmve a certmn amount of common sense,
and manage to work out for thcmsch•es a balance between
acttvaties and studies.
.Most o! them are genuinely busy, but therl" are nlways
too many jobs for the available workers.
A large part of the blame lies with those:= who lln,·e plenty
of brams and ability and yet ha,•e no acuvtlies to speak of.
Most of these people have been scared out by listening to
predictions of doom from the.ir adv1sers, and the perpetual
groans of the afflicted. If these people got on tl1e stick and
accepted a iew extra ta."ks (undt!l'hne the few), it would make
1t easter on those with all the jobs, and make hfe more enjoy
able for the abstamers..
All in nll, those suffering from activ.ilyitis brave only one
senous defect. If those wefie corrected, the disense would
soon dlS3ppear. The defect .is merely the inabilJty to say "no"
at the right time.
SNOOPIN ' WITH STANISLOUSE
•
Cnnfusionism Runs Rampant , THE PIONEER LOG r'rlday. JIU'Iuary 14. 1955
BARK OF THE LOG "It tk So&tt Su:U
KnowledgeSeeker Carl Pearson Leads
Wants More Books C nT S • • •
To she Editor: IF l vext emester
l.f'\\ as nnd Clnrl• htts Jlt'O\\'rt ' ltet'cnliY ch:clt.od JFC offiC•'nl took over Uwar duties for tht..• cu-rop1dly smcc movang to 1111 f'oln
nn Hill home, ~ pccu\Uy With
rcsptld to studcnL t:nrollmcnt and
student llvmg on campus. In
congruous w1th thiS e10p:msl•m
hns bc!Jn th~ IUl'k or pro~mllnl to
build n hbrnry ndcquntc In boUJ
stud\ ·l!paoo ond \'oluahlc refcr
tncc ruatcrml
This becomes more e\'Idcnl ns
the student npp1-onch{ s studies In
hiS chosen m8Jor courses. Since
lh~ deportment heads nrc gcncr
nll;r rcluctnnt to lend their pri
\'Otc hbrancs, let oJonc list them,
the student comes to rely on o
sirnllnr qunllt,>' but grl.'at quon·
hty o! \'olumcs in the Gl~' public
library TrnnsportaUod to nnd
from this "foreign'' Clt)'·sourcc Is
lhe really tremendous problem to
ov~rcome here
A college, to mnmtnan high
sUllldards of scltoln.rshlp and n
gr\!at degree or lndepcndtm<:c,
must build nround n ccntl'al col
lccuon of mformnlion of lenmmg
of pn:.\'IOUs nnd contemporary in
dh·idunls m nll fields. The inter
dependence of \'Ocahons on one
another mnke that ~·ompctilivcly
ncccssnry.
New books nrc l'Onstonlly bl.'·
mg added ttl the collection, it Js
true, nnd shelved on cases thnt
ore crowding and choking o!f the
study space. Only the periodicaJ
department deserves merit. ll Ill
c.xccllenl. Class te:'o:tbooks ore the
pnrudox of thiS libcrnl-urts insli·
tut1on Wtthout supplementary
mformnt1on. there is no hope Cor
n hbcral '•icw.
1 :uncc.r:cly hopi! that th~ :Culult..'
plans of th1s pot(!Jltial "power
house college mcludc the basis
o! all educatJCm; the commun1ctJ
uon of kno" ledge, especially
through books • • sulnc ycm• the farst of Jnnunry. Tht..•v oro: p~adcnt, Carl l,cnn;on,
Ol•ltn 'l'nu Hhn: v•ce-prt:sidcnl nnd lrcnsurer, K• 1th UurcoUJ t, Knppn
Plu t\lphn tmd sccrctnn, Hod Giscburt, Ssgmo Alplm S1grnn.
• • •
Mrs. Holon Hartness and Mra. Ruth Dlnamorc will 4Uend e
meeting of tho Oregon Home Economics uaocialion board and
council Friday nighJ. Tho moC!'tlng ond dinnor will bo hold a&
tho lono Plan.
• • •
Nc\\ oflJCCI"$ of the I .. C Dads' c.lub ore· president, Fr~d J. Stock.
VICt'-pr~.:.:;id"nt. Andtc,.,.· A Jncobsl:n: ccrctnry, J. W. Wnght; tren
surcr, Wnrrc.n Filch; mc.;mbcn;_hip chmnnun, Roy Pond; Acllvity
chn•rmnn, Paul Woods: publicity chou rnnn. John Vt!noblcs: wovs and
means cholrmon. 'frd Htt•kux.
• • •
Alpha Gammn and Stgma Alpha Sigmo hold ., JOint "work
party" In tho shack Wodnosday ovening, January 12, in proparo·
tion tor thoir after-game danco Friday.
• • •
Another
E)t;rly Kappn swcchenrt-Laz Tote wctu~ Lhc pm of Howurd
• • • •
An hour of wanhip and meditation d~aigncd to romovo
mental "ctamming kinks" and strengthen spiritual atamina will
be sho.zod by SCA member& and all inicro1ted gu..ta at 12:30,
Thuzsdoy. January 20 in Palatine mt~.nor.
• • •
Annoum:c-mcnt is modi! of the t•ngugemcnl
head resident of Stewart nnd Robert Holm.
• of Pntrica Martin,
N~w officer& ot Kappa Phi Alpha Ira!ornity ar-. 81ll Lively.
presiden.t· Stan Hazria vice·pr idont Jim Tsujimura secretary:
John Howo ll'ouurer : Lou Althaus, aorgoant·lll·azma, and Drew
Hall. c:hapla.in.
• • •
Plnnrung n Junl'! Wt.>ddmg nr·c Joan Annm,
LOG buSillL'SS mnnoger. Congrntulutlonsl
• • • '56, ond Dick Uhl,
Donn F'roeda Hartr.fold will toll of her rN:oni trip to Europe
at the Gorman club meeting whlch will bo held et 11:00 a.m.
Tuosday . January 18 aJ the home of Mrs. Emma B Meier.
• • •
\\rho's confused• Wcll, I am !or ooe-and Judgmg by :he com-~
ments C\-oked b) Jn._t;t \\ ~ks dlSSu -I'm not alone. ln the meantime, professors.
Confunonism. as such. wu founded by an oif bca..t Cbineso will you help? Lost Monday night wns o double fcnture evening with Slrnvmsky
and Brubeck both plnymg m town ••. members of the LC hoi pollo1
were seen m bot11 uud1cnccs . Sc~n ut the Stwvmsky conct~r l Wl.!tl.l
PrJSUiliO \\est, John Bcnn• ll. Eprl Butterfield, Sht.rley Bulh'rworth,
Kay Helm, Hero SchoJder, Hot Swnflord, Jcnn Mcl...nm, Alict•
Schmidt, Art Clawson, Donnn Byrd, M1lt Bowermon, Jodie Ellis,
Sh1rlcy Nclson, Ann F1tch, Rosalie MitcheU, Jam Cole, Dm·lcnc
Skinner, Loris Loree. k. llhlecn Brownlow, Oonnn Moe, Doroth)'
Baxter, Ron liollenstcd, Dorene Dnvts rmd Don Newman.
named Co:duzua. LUte bia cnmpus prachC'lioncra be went azound Cazl Rl'lnoewh.s.
1aying o.nd penning wae tbing1 and lelling people-wha.t 20 do, This
was around 2454 B. B. (Before Booch).
However . ConfU&ioni•m today bas evolvNf into many advanced
forms.
For an exnmple of a w ·U orgnnucd type of Confussorusm, slnncc
mto tb offi~ m the southeast comer of the gym some Tucsdoy
or Wednesday . If you ean fight your wny through the hot and cold
nmrung eng C .l \\.Titers you II :fmd th11 LOG ln embryo
Vnnou «htors ond oolummsts v.'lll be wc .. Ung out thctr dcnd
Unes (or 1s thnt dead lines).
Ehio Baker will bo frantically using the Ameeho mactune lrY·
m to glcaD tho lut .tidblis of information ll'or:n her inJormants. C. B.
will be breDJhin.g down my nack leering at my pearls ot wisdom wi.lh
bcr red pondl in band while "Honest John'" Howe iMP«la tho wall£
foz bidden microphones lrom the psychology department U under
staDd shoy're running a roscarc:h projKt on SECTS)-Oh . Nheanns
to Eliu.bclh.•• Frank f'lor1. sports adlior. iho only one wbo e'Yor gell
nnythlng don on time will bo holed up in his comer office blooding
for the oclitonlll wrllcn taking 1h usual campus polh (some1imo~
amassing twolvo or thizteen op1nions e•en one or two not on tho
steff).
Tht· real ungarbled word for the we k lS on a dnnce thot's
suPJ)OS{'d to be n secret unt1l F'cbrunry (run't I o dt.rly dog). Anywny
Jnddies, at's n closed dance m mtd-Aprl1 slnt.ed lor the C41um~lo
Athletic Club The rumor tm)S it moy evEn nvnl the Dor.;ey lhmg
last spnng.
The t.od1tor JUSt broke the phone agam, he threw Jl at th<' wall
\Vhlch m 1tscll ·wouldn'l be so bnd except that Jt bit o cub reporter
m the proo£:55-Md lf you don't Uunk lhot hurts juBl get your process
up h,.~ and let him throw at ot you.
Dig yo later,
Stantslouse
Offlc.IILI p hUOU<m ot
CoU s: l'ubllal.icd w kl:v
U.OO ~r 7 r
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EDITORIAL STAFF •
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th 1< cllltt d Stuc'l .. nu or l<fl'wl" RJJd Clark durin£ th• ooll"t:l! Y"-" r SUI>J~crls•lllln JUtn
rtl3tt r at l'OTIIIUIC!. Or eou
11 rb SC:ho1CS~r. f'AIIor. l>l.an It rta, Aaallltanl J:Alvn ~ rul Uurns,
p tuft! EdltOT ~k F'1orl, Ht;t;r\1! t"Aitor. Elate IJ&k r 8oduy YAilor, p,. 1 •wh 1', l~llor1a1 J"Allor Jc;hu u .. w,.. f"op)' E:dJtor Oily Jcmltlnll,
,o\(!YinJ'
STAIT
ta H r 1 1u d Jot nnr Jlr>fll>' • Columnl•'-"· Jack Um:wh and J'~ul l4 oh r lh1>m& ~ IU t:: n Uollot!tll)', J<.rtlll Hill l~(tr, l'hottwr r•tl' r.
IJI k vi. I, Ail 'I' ru IIlii M.an.ac .. r. H1n 'Tou•lo:rr. ClrMJI&liO!i .tiotlllgc:r Rehder Rates as
Only Male Nurse
Henry :hchacr, the only male
member oi Alpha DellD Chi hon
orary nursing sorority, snys of
has posiUon us pre.s1dcnt of the
45-wvmnn orgamwlio n "That it
show the garls have fnith tn me "
Hehder, who wn.s also ._.1cc
presid(!Jlt of the soror&ty 1:2sl :rcnr,
WtlJ complete hlS undergraduate
work in nursmg m nbout a year.
According to him. it tDkcs the
same liml.' to become n male
nurse ns 1l docs n 1cmnlc nun;c,
nbout 49 months of trrunmg.
Sclectmg nurs.mg as n cnrecr
jusl came to Rehder, who says
that he knew nobody in the field.
Th!.! only one m his tnmily who
WllS nnocmlcd with medlcm•! was
his nunt, also o nUl'SC, ''But I don't
thtnk ahat had nnythmg to do
v. ilh It;' SII)"S Rehder. •
He ftrst became lnt~rcstcd in
nursmg about tour ycon; ago and
hilS c.arrJed through c\'Cr sincf'.
The 25-ycar-o1d £\."'lliOr IS now in
hJS JoeL year of tram inc und ls
currently undcrgomg undcrgmd·
uatc trom111g at ~he Good So·
rnnntan hoSJutal.
He Is looking forward to leach·
lng somr• "nun;ing education''
o!tcr gomg before the "Stntc
Board exam" next year.
The bag advantngc m being a
mflle nurse is that the .mnlc pn
Ucnta .. St..>em to trust me moru
thnn the regulor nun;c " Thl! big
problem as to try to tcll people
lhot he is not nn orderly or a doc
tor, bul o nunt•, • •
In rapt a11on.lion at tho Brubeck performanco wero Skip
Wright Marilyn Nolaon. Judy Halatead . Nancy Ponnypack~r .
Kay Love Frank Elliott Deno Hoso1d Bill Dieter. Mar1e Ed
moncbon. Drew Hall. Dave Lanier, Rogor Houqh. Creighton
McGrath. Paul ChamMrla.in Don Woodland . AI Hood. Carol
Sm&lh Ray Lorenz. Wondell Tib~ttl Bill Hood. Joellen McKim
ena. Gwon Phillips. Jerry Mc:Clelland Mack Pimento! and Ar1
Ronne-
• • •
Ell.'clion of offiCt:I'S ond a talk uy Jumi!S H. Kilrle, professor of
astronomy, on "Space Mouons and Space Travel" urc planned Cor
thl• mccune o! the Scu~IIC!J club to bl! held nt 12•30 p.m., Tuesday,
Januory 18 in B-10. • •
Lambda Phi Epsilon officers aze John Maztin. preudnn;
Herm Welch. vice pre.idont . Jim Puterson . l&crolarv: Gordon
Walker, trva,uror : John Eagle, Sorgoant of arms: Goorge Guthr1o
a-thletic director: Dick Grant, chaplain: Cliff Dimofl hi tonan:
Tom Hogg, sociul diroctor: Dick FLako and Loren Michol1on .
Corre.ponding sccrotarioi.
• • •
It will be wcddmg bells m the spring for Jnne Fish, e
Curt Copenhagen, rctlring IFC president. '56, and
• • •
Recently plnnod couples att' Honry Kilm•r
Marahall and Duano Brady and Donne Elllson and
and Carol Donohue .
• • • and
Ray Millie
Meyer
New ofJ1ccrs for Delta Phi Gammn are: Ruth Grcgl!rson, prcst·
dcnL, Baa bm n Pl•rry, \'ICI'·presld ••m: Mrullyn Rangl, rt.!cordmg lict•·
rct .. :•ry: Mnrcnrct Webster, C'.OIT<!!;pondmg sccrcUuy; Morilyn Nelson,
tNasurc.r: Gcrr1 Rnz, ISC representative; Bnrbarc, Fnbcr, chaplam;
1\tarv Jean Schruuk, histonnn; Kny l.uvc, 'kt.·t~P' r of lh•• 1lencc. tmd • Kalli• Ness, plt.'<lgc mistress.
• •
Davo Porter haa beon re·olec&od as prostdon1 of Dolta Tau
Rho fratt~rnlty for th~ spring ·:emt~ tor. Serving under him al'o
Howazd Gilmore . vico·preaident ; Stan Martinaon. aocrota.ry: Tom
SUaJ40y. treaauren Ed Toevs. uaistant troaaurer; Bill Euater,
IFC rep; Dave Cook. delegaJo ·at-lazg" to the Dell councih Tom
Goldamtih. olumni •ecntary; Jack Vonahlet . biatorlan, and Ed
Tomlin. aorg•ant at·arma.
• • •
Altmg wlth the other thH~o fru
lcrnlttes electing otucers was AI·
phu Rhn Omo•ga Their officers
Lor thl.ll spring ore· Deon Orton,
prcs1dr.:nt; Don Shell, trnnsurcr.
ond B1ll Green, N:rctnry. rrlday.
Sno~
Brin
On~
With
!!DOW
tcr, stu
t:CinlJIUil
come sr.l
Altho
nnd Cl
hills,
vorito.:
WOI"St (
p<>nhag
rose rol
gcr bo~
thi.'l sid
Accot
the bcsl
from n I
to slrat
menlo
the ste
'l'he e
to stud!
pnv<!m
LC, SU(
seldom
non-s lie
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Suburb
which
througt
mat on
of snov
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Wlj'. I
dram t
t•nr Pf
wcothe
dunng
weeks
PubU
possiblj
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Trail WI
a boon
the p1·
rngt'. l
minute
lt£'r in
arnplf"!
"CJnl
most it
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suggcsl
keep
by da.
wouldr
f1cultie
Men
pus nc
HuslOJ1
ntcly •
Men
bcr 11bl
or fi\'
1enn. I
"" out op••ninj
Tho~
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Odel
lr
was m
lege
Januo
lor th
Topics
lntJOn.s,
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•
H Friday, January 14, ISS~
Snow Possibility
Brings Up Ideas
On Safe Driving
By Skip Wright
Wllh the possibllat,Y or mua e
snow nml uy lughwny this Will•
tcr, studl~nts cuu•mu unu to thfl
,·nmpus m prlvotl! cmr~< nH•Y wl!l·
conw snfc: clrivmg suggf'Sltons.
t\ltlwugh nu wulc to I..cWIIl
nnri Clnrk 1s co.•plctcly voad of
hills, vnt·tous t-Pnion; huvc fn·
vo~hc m•'Lhods of .,,vouling Lhc
worst ones, lncludmg Cua·t Cu·
pcnhngcn, who nd\'OCillC!! Pnm
rosc aond which lcnvcs 'rcrwllll·
gcr bouhwttrd n short dl tnncc
this side of Burling(llnc
According to onnU•cr scnwr, '
tlu.~ bC5L method of raghlmg n cnr
hom n skid as to nllow the wheels
to str.ughlen themselves by mo
mentarily looscnang the gr1p on
the steering wheel. UnU MAN ON CAMPUS
, NO L-Nff
P~Pf~~
PLEASE
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~) THE PIONEER LOG
by Dldc Blbtcw
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'j Page ThrM
LC Traffic Department
Has Everything But Radar
Any aludc.nt who vlolntcd one
or the trnfllc rulu or the school
ttnd round n y••Jiow cnrc'l on hi~
enr'R wlnd hH!ld knows what nn
LC pnrk ang tu:ket menn11
'l'hc journey 10 Uw bookstore,
ttnd the fc hng os the mont.oy di.JJ.
nppcnnl Into 'lhc lrPilJ\J •.> of
1.cw1s nnd C![U"k or~ familiar to
some PlonC<"r Whnt hnppcns 'lo
the mconcy ond how mnny others
nrc tmppcd Is somcthlng few
have the courngc to nilk, but
there: nr<' \HI,YB of findmg out
A short vuut to Joe Huston,
dean of men, will suppl~ nru;wcra
to mnny qucst1on . lnrs, n coMidcrablt.! improvement
The fln~'l! nru low wh n compnrcd
w1th CJty vaolntaoru and allemp\.s
nrc mode to lower the cost u lor
o• ,,en: 1blc
l'n) fng l!l lhc rc..'"J)<HUiibllaty of
Lh~ stud,..nt for lhc hnt scvcrol
v; l'l'k • During tht' first. vcn
c1nli lh\: fane st.nya tit on" dollar,
nnd fo1lurc to pn~ In thnt tl.Inc
111 unwa'"c The amount u; dou
blt:d, nnd then after the third
"'cck. ndded to the studcn t c
count in the busm oUJc
Dean Hu.tun de lorcd, "Th
!tlud nts v. ho roruu to coopcrtlt<>
or nrc constnnt vaolawrs nn> th
ones we nrc pnmunly tnten'S cd
ln getting strmghtencd ouL"
Scnaor prl\:llC!gc.:s ol close-to Nlncty.favc per cent of lhc stu·
dent bod) coopcrntes but lhe un
rul~ flvc per cent who rcfUJe to
comply to rcgulntlom; fOTcc the
h af11c vtolnt•ons accuon to re-
m om ha l'll.1stcncc cnmpu pnrkmg ore nn LC trnd1-
llon to b · pns:;cd on Tina happy
1 All the one dollor fJn~ collect- news should encourage the fresh·
cd nrl' w:.r-o to pny th expenses men lu wnat three shor~ ycnra
or the people who give them out! until they can park 10 the hnl
nnd keep the books. Three &LU· lowed nren-legalh·!
dents, two to dwck ond one to • The dumdvnntngc or tire chains
to student commulcrs Is thnt the
povcnwnl on sumc mum routes to
LC, ~;\ll h ns Barhu1 bnulcvn•·d, ill
s!:!ldorn covcn•d with snow. Other
non-slide. conl1 Ivances wh1ch rnny
bl' run on \•urlous aurft1ccs hrc Suburban and Snwdmll t in:s, "l always writ~ my torm p~pcr crWcisms illogibly 10 sh' at~dent
which moy L>c lP!t on the cor won't bo abl to take iuuc w11h what J 1ay.'' do lxlokkl!epang nre pnld S!.lO a I
semester or $570 n yenr.
Four sper1f1c resuJnllons can
be the d~.n, •nfaJI of nny cnrelcss
student dnvcr. F'adure lo rcnis
ter nn automobalc, failure to hove
n sticker visible 111 the car, park
Ing in the wrong arcn or posscs
saon of the wrong sticker are the CHILIVIUE
throughout the wantcr months or-------------------=-----------
put on nnd tcmovcd '" the ··vent Dr. Odell Attends Washington Meet
of snow!nll.
Anti-fn.•czc 16 of cours~ neces·
sary, the nllcrnntlvc bcmg to
drain the rnd10tor nnd leave the
cnr parked durmg the. worst
weather, wh1ch usually comes
during Jnnuncy nnd the !irst two
weeks of February.
Pubhc trnnsporllltion. ulthough
possibly orr scht.'<iulc•. wall m ul
mosl ·~very case come through to
the college, according to the
Trnilwn)'S bus depot. This may be
n boon to those wishing to lerwc
the pravnlc vehicles m the ga
rage. although nn extra fifteen
mmulcs guancd by starling cnr
lu~r m the cars mny provide an
ample safcguurd,
"Cinsses wall mcP.l as usunl, nl·
most in\'nriublv," sold Dr. Vcrgil
S. Fogdoll, dean ut studcnls, who
suggested that thr: bcsl nd\·icl' to
keep studaes unucr control duy
by dO) SO one dny OUt oC clOSSC.S
wouldn't muke any e\'erc dlf
!kuJtles. ------
Hus;on Ready to Take
PiaU Hall Re9istration
Men who wnnl to hvt• on cum
pus nc.'l:t s~mcstcr should sec Joe
Huston, dean of men, lmmedi
atcly.
Men now hving m Plott num
ber nbout 120: 'l'h<'rc will be lour
or ti\'c openings Cor the coming
term. F'u"Sl prcf1•tcnc•• will be gw.
en out-o!-lnwn studcnls !or the
• opt•nmg&.
'I'how signmg up will be
quu cd to doposat $20 whtch will
be applied towards tht• dorm fee>~
Odell Speaks at Confab
Llr. Morgan S. Odt I prcstd<'nt,
wns in att~ndnncc at the nnnuul
mcNing or the Presbyterian Col
lege Union in Washington, D. C ,
January !I through II. He spoke
for the committe!:! on standards.
Topics dascusscd were public rc
Jottons, cnmpus Chnsthm hfc, OP·
proprintions, nnd (nculty londs
nnd ~nlaracs.
Lake Theatre
Sut. & Sun. 2:00 p.m.
Wf'Okday' 7:00 p.m.
End• Saturday
\\" It lilt 11•)' Tru• ·I II
\•I .n 111 "Tho Vantablng Prairie"
'' It h "\\ IIIIo ht:. t111· 1 •I r: \\ h It
"Beau Brummell "
J:ll~ub•tlt 'l'll)'lor, t"t•" •· · 'rllllfl,. r • • • • • Sundoy thru Tuesday
''DESIREE " • • • • •
Startinq Wodnoaday
"DEEP lN MY HEART " 'l'hc rorty-Iirsl nnnunl mectmg
of the Assocaation of Amcncnn
colleges was held in Washington,
D. C, January 11 through 13. As
o member of the c~ccullvc com
mittee Dr. Morgan S. Odell, pres·
idcnt, attended.
Presiding at the opcnmg rnect·
ing was Chancellor R. H. f'itz·
gerald, Univcrsaty of PallSburgh ,
who as prcs1dcn.t o{ the nssoc1n·
lion. Mrun addresses were given
by Most Reverend A. O'Boyle,
Archbishop of Washangton, and
Dr. Normnn Vincent Pcnle, man·
ISler of Marble Collegiate church,
New York city.
Theme of this ycnr's conf~rcncc
wns "Libl!ml Education nnd
Amcraca's Future" Commissum
nnd committee lopacs were Aco·
demtc frcl.·dom und tenure, the
nns, Chnstlan high education,
colleges and Industry, lnsurancc
and annmties. Ubu1 al cducnhon,
prcprofessaonal educataon, pubhc rclotions, nnd teach~·r education .
'l'odny, Jonunry 1'4, Dr. Odell
v."JJI aucud lhe Executive Com
rnau.cc mectmg the Notional Com
mission on Accrcd1dDllon which
also meets an Washington, D. C.
O.uinlet Set to Perform
For Jaycee's Banquet
The Lewis nnd Clnrk wood
wind qumtcl will be guests nt
lhc PorUond Jt.IOIOr chamber or
commerce dmner tomorrow night
ut the Multnomah hotel. The)"
will piny Cor npproxtmotcly on!!
hour, nnd their reward will be n
dinner. The program will consitt • of .a grcnL
mUSIC. variety ot styli's of
~tembers of th•· quinlel arc
Adraennc Hill, Clute; Bc\'erly
Wary, elrninc•t: Lols Ddnno, bas·
aoQn: Shirley Ro~ckel, hom, ami I
Paul Mosher oboe
Crew Cuts Our Specialtv
with two barbers to serve you.
•• ---Ken's Barber Shop
8439 S. W. Terwilliger •
BROADWAY at WASHINGTON rules that 530 LC students vto·
lntcd.,m 1953-54.
September to No"·embc:r rcc·
ords for this school semester Burger ~ to (;o
:~ for :0] .00
9130 S. W. Bar bur
CH 9002
amount to about one hundred dol· ,_ ____________ _.
OSWEGO STUDIO
Pictures for all occasions:
*Weddings
*Banquets * Portraits
Sp9Clal offer on wedding p1clures
for all Lewts and Clark Students
c .,... . ,, l a 1<.,. t. Rt l-1028
discontinued styles • • Pago Four THE PIONEER LOG Frldny, January 14, 19SS
ers ge Tan e, to
Locals Achieve Victories
Over Oregon's 3 Bigmen
A strong Um,·cr~tly 01 Oregon grunl-ga'Onn squaci droppl d
Lcw:rs nnd Clnrk'~ mnt :u ll~ ts, 20-11, tn n mn tch he.ld at
M~ rlhUJ court Wcdncsdn naght. lt was tht• !ir.st ouhng for
both teams.
The P10neers won matches m the top tluce wc.~ght dJ\"tS
Ions, w1th \'ct"nulS Hnrn Mc
AdonlS, Ralph Staley nnd new
comer Ho\\ ard ~ crh tnlung d~
n5tons O\ cr U1c DuckS' btgm n. Lambda, 'Cats,
Shashlinks Nab
Intramural Wins -------
Coyotes, Whits Pound Hoopsters;
Engebretson Named All-American
BY TOM HARTLEY
All tnll they culled lnm the
Slcdgchnrnmer and when the
final vot ~s wet c sn from Na
Uonal rating expcr·t Pnul B.
Willinmson's Lttt lc All-Amet'l-
t'an squad lhts we k. Paonecr
Enrl Engebretson wns holding
down lhe flallback Clpot NO'R'l"UWBST OONT IJRDNOD
ITA NDlN'G8 if
W L l'ot. l'P J'A 0. of J4aho 3 o 1,000 !UO 1'78
l"ao.ltlo a ~ .G0'1 2lll 10:1
WIU•m•U.o I 1 .000 l I!) HO
X.luflr11! 1 1 ..600 UO H'l
\\'"llltman I ~ ,33;) 101 :107
L • o o n .ooo 1'13 :no
'11olll(lhl l' •r.lflc-nt l•<" TomQno' uh ht 1.(! ctl P ctrl
BY FRANK FLORI
LOG Bpol'C.. :Mew• BtU\01' ln~ cnet..~ hght\\'Cight CI"IlP·
plcrs droppt>d lour matcltes, n d<'
ClSJOn. l\\ o p1ns and a d~fault
l-Ycshman Mnx Webber Rntned n
dnt\\ 1n the 130-pound class wtt.h
Klnmpe of the Oregon
Mike Clock. outst.andl~ North
'' t hcm")·\\retght. mnde the tr1p,
but wns nursmg a S\\'Ollen car and
remainP.d adle. D rrell Sw1gcert's 19 pomts
W<'nt for nought an last Tuesday'
mtrnmural b3sketbllll contest ns
lh Polccnts made ll three
slrnight by downmg the Alphns.
51-39.
After a slow ftrst quarter
whach "en\ Uu-ee m n•· te cforc Eclrl. a ophomore from Hill -
boro. a\-crnged 4 9 l m'C'I per cnr
~· and wn.s third m th~ lcnguc m
sconng His hord runnlnc and I
outstandang worl· on dclensc was
n major :Caclor m lus sclectton on
the small college nll-sU\rs. Eldon Fix opened his ninth
~·enr ot coachmg on a sour note
over· the weekend, ns his in-
• Jur·y -and -Illness weakl'ncd
hoop squnci absorbcci three re
\'crsnls in ns many gnmes,
Mtnus the ser\'ires of stnrtang
guurds Gnry Jnl'kson ond Dunne
Brndy, th~ Ptonccr.; dmppcd two
to College of Tdnho nmf one to .N e Ad n m s deosJancd Duck
bell\') Lowe m the footure match
or lhc ~vcn1ng, 4-1. StnlG \ on
cnstb O\'Cl' Kese) of Oregon, 6-0,
10 the 177 -pound class Eycrl)
merged on the long end of n 6-5
<COunt u1 the lGi-pound class. Th1s
\\ llll Ute closest dCC~S~on of the
;mchL
TCJ: Co\\ art sufcred an tnJury
una wns foret.od to drop h15 mntch
b} de.fnult m U1C! J47-pound da\'15-
ton
Georgt> Wooley :fcll as one of
the two pms of the night to Ore
gon's Wilson in the 157 clnss
Chuck: Walker wns the other \'le
u mm the 123-pound lc\·et
ButCh Benner, freshmnn from
Parlcrosc, \\ as deci.s.ioncd. 4-2, b)
Sclll !:!r of the Ducks.
Coaches Jun Ward and Joe Hus
ton expressed elntion o\'cr the
bowmg h) th~ Pioneers. New
comers Walker, Webber, Benner
and Wooley, drew words of pra!SC
:for their work ns :rust-time outer.;
LC faces Oregon State collcgto
t Con•nlllS, Saturday at 2~0 p m. lltfau. BOOP S'I'AJn)INC)S
'l'.aA.lll w x. pr PA ~or . Pol-tw :! o 12$ t10 1.000
0&11 ON• 2 0 88 42 1.000
~b4& a o " s:s t.ooo Kappa 2 0 42 31 1.000
811aalillll.b 1 1 em 7l .&oo
S1P~a l a ~ 104 .333 Alpha 1 :1 131 131 .250 »•l t8 0 l Sl!i 3.& .000
B:appa ro.t 0 l :10 42 .000
h«Kkal'll o 2 && 103 .000 Dtnb 0 :2 1'1 40 ,000
Jim Quick broke e Icc by sink
mg two :free throws, the Pole
cots ne\'er let co or the lend ns
they piled up n 12-2 first qunrt~
core. The second qunrter saw
both teams canmng 14 pomts for
n 26·16 tend :for the Polecats
AJ,hn mnnngcd to pull Within
6 pomts in the d~ mg moments of
th fourth quortcr but Ute Pole
cnts broke loose nnd made It 51-
39 ot the hom. The syndtcat<'d eolumnist, W1l·
linmson, ~cletts three All·Amer.i
C41n clubs; on~ each from the mn·
jor, small nnd Junior college
mnk::;. Hts system IS to send every
conch n qu\!suonnnlro nt the end
Qf the season nskl ng him to plck
a team an has closs mnkmg any
spcdal notations on outstnnding
ball pl~ers.
Outst.nndmC nplly descr&bl's
the concensus !ormt.>d U1roughout
the league concemmg Engebret
son Conch J()(! Huston calls Enrl
one of the bt.>st all around grld
dtlS he has ever coached, c1hnc
IllS dclcn 1ve \\ ork, has ball pock
mg and his abihty to &nofl posses
\\hen nece~owry
The last wcnrcr ot the Orange
and Black to be honored by lh~
national synd1cntc \\liS Rub n
The mdependcnt Shn.shlinks {The Tank) Bn1Sch who wns
took the measure of Stgmn, 40-35.1 cb~en by Williamson ln 1!150
m n holly contested o\·crhmc con-Rube wn.s chosen fullbnck on Ute
test Tuesday. .
D "' _., h Sh 1 1,_,_ oUcnsn e platoon. on "est pact."' t c ns 1 uiA,.
m Usear wlnning effort with 14
c(lunters. Gir Is Host Milwaukie
Bill Martell and Dnvc Etter
ench took credit for 12 points to
fronl the Sigmas.
Friday's mtrnmural ba.skctb:Ul
fray between Lambda and the Lcw1s nna Clark college t•ctcd
as host to sc\'ernl Milwauk1o high
school students Thursday night
durmg a mixed volleyball gnm~
I Shockers turned mto n 63-24 rout.
r--liiiiF=::::--- -,---~ "'illi Lnmbdn commg out on the
long end of the score. Hard Gent The purp~e of the get-together
was to become bcllcr ncquaintcd
wtth our netghboring btgh schools. EARL ENGEBRETSON Whtlmnn. SC'or~. tn re rwr.ttvc or-
-• _._. _E_x_p:...o_r_t_R_•_w_ar_d_,_to...;p~E_f_f_o_ri dl'r were: 8-i. 61:1 60 .11 ,, 7., ·"
Vets Pace
PUQuint I 1 llflu ~ u3,
I Pionoors Dominn1o Onco
F ucang the vet!'•ran Coyotes Fn
day nnd Snturdny mt:hts wath n
lineup that boast••d of one frc..o;h
mon, tlu-ec sophomores nnd n
JUniOr, tht• v1sttmg I.C qumh•t
BY CLIFF' .ROWE JR. played on even terms with the
Pactflo v. IUW..tio N••• Coldwell, ldnho, schnol Jll t once
Forest Grove ,8pccial) -A -the second h a If of the fll'st
lo~-s to College of Idaho lost gnmc.
Monday mght c.nded an 11 The Coyotes threw their one
came \\ annang strc:ak lor the Pa-two sconnc nnd rcboundmg punch
C;lfJc Badgers, casmg the tcns1on mto the brench nne! they pro\•cd
nnd putting lht!m bac.k m top form to be more thnn CJlouch !or the
Cor thCJr dual tilts with the P1o-Pioneers to hnndle--w~·rc speak
nccrs thas wcck-~nd . The Badger ang of R. C. Owens nnd EJgan
qumtcl in,•nded the anland emp1re Bo,•lor, of course. Boylo1 tossed
last wek-cnd . Out of thl.S lnp 10 57 pomt.c; nnd carnt!l'cd nbout
cnmc two WUlS over Wlutmun us many rt:!bounds. GlobelrOtter
and lhe fmlt los..; of the year to
1 hkt' Owans followt.'<i right behind.
h1ghly touted Collecl' or Idaho. Tht• second hall or thl' fn'St
Doapltc. the loss of 6·6 Clint Ramc found the LC quint out-
Agee !rom last year'r 5qUiid scoring the Cnyotcs and slicing
whith many 1 h o u g h 1 would a 23-pomt hall t1me 1<-nd to 15.
bampu thut prog' css this yectr. f'' G . J . R
the Padticu~ h o Yo proved ~ n~n~, . uacy ovonge
atronger. eapecio.Jly on doforue. L:oac IX put !he damper on
Gen" Deshler. IJ-5 ccnt..:r hns I C o! l hopt.•s of nnoth~r rout <
rcplnced Accc ;nd m man) 'wa:\·s urdny mght by ordenng h1s boys
ts bellcr than last "o'l:ar. plv~t to pl:ty ball control and not hoot
man Although he hasn't rncked fiftcr the hrst hnlf Ordt:rs were never carra.'<i out bctt"H __ •he Coy-
TV s Fall to Air Base, Lash
Concordia: Mourer Stars up mnn)· poants tn nny one came .. ·~
so far he hns proved good on otcs never got thclr hond on the
dcfcns~ ond packs a scoring punch bnll, P 1 8 Y c r 5 nnd fans alike
when lt js net.'Cied. scrcnmcd an u r d c r, Helm con
trolled lht• ball ond f'ix at back Th4t oflenaivo drive for tho and gomcd u sm II ml.'nSurf' of
rev"ngc ns pop bolllcs ond pop
com huilcd .down on U1c bench.
\ The Lewis nnd Clark J\Ts
divided a pa1r of wcll played
ball games over the week-end.
Sparked by the creal shooung
of guarq Darryl Mourer, the baby
PaOD(."(;r8 fought lht• Portland Air
.Base to the wire before bowtng,
87 -7i Mourer wns gt\'cn able sup·
port m the scormr, column by
Clarence Duke, Du~k F'u;kc, and
RALPH STALEY I Bert Sprmgcr, who bod 12, 11,
••• Vt'iOnln takes unanimoua WiD nnd lO points rcspccuve1y.
Ev1•ryone I Rat inJl
AIJuut tlte Good Fuotl
at
PETER PAN
DRIVE-IN
*Tasty Sandwiches
* Sea Foods a la carte
* Delicious Steak Dinners
7800 S. W. Barbur Blvd. CH 9031 Badgozs com.os in the form of
The JVs bounced back mto the two forward. . Norm Hubert and
\~in column Saturday night with D11nny F'reneh. Hubor1 Jut year
on ImpressiVe 86-52 victor")' over was second highest scorer an the
Copcordia college. conferoncc and this year has
Lew H31Tlson and Mourer led scored an overago of woll over
tht: scoring parade. Workln& m 20 pointa a game. French hu
the ptvol, Harrison coll~cted 28 alao been biJting tho JwlDe con
pomts and collared 24 rebounds. aistontly for the Badgors th\U
.Mourer's de:1dly &hooting nc-1 providing tb~m with a one t 110
counted for 15 markers. :.coring punch. Loren Michelsen scored 16 to
pncc the P1on£>CJ'1! Jo'rlday and
Gene lif'lm 14 on Snturdny.
Monday the P;1lntinc hill crew
took on Whitmnn at Wnlln Walln
and droppl'd lht• gc1mc, 72-63, only
niter lt~adlng !or three quarters or
th1• contest. Don Robinson hit the
lu·mp fot 24 pomls to pucr: the
M1ss10nancs' comc-1rom-bt·hmd Concordia led by n IS&ngle pomtl Dl f••ns1 , lv ~c svnrk plugs o!
at lhc end of the first qunrter. the tcnnt ar•· pmt-SIZt:d guards
but n bhwng attack put the Pio-Endv Rnmsdcll nnd Jo•• Kahfltc;. ,w.•.n •. -----------
nccrs in front at hnlftime, 48·31 Fast nnd quick-handed. both o{
ThP tenm mccu the Pnc1ric thes boya; hove proved the1r bnii
JUnlors nt hom~: lhlS wcekPnd. howkmg tnlentli thas scn«lon.
The bo~'S how ple.nty o! c·flcnslve
power and defense wall b I d d
strcssr hls week's dralls. -n epen ents, •
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• Akin Win Games
Independents wert trtumphnnt
Tuesday noon over the perky
Polntmc basketbnll team. Indc
pcndt'nU' plnYcrs, f'nncy Robert·
on oud K1m Tousley, kept lhf!
gunw bouncmg with lhc1r sharp
shots nnd ront-movmg techniquo ~.
The SCOll Wll8 20-7.
'Th" ~nml' wn for prncliCl' flUr·
poses only ond wns nutomahcolly
forleltl!d to Uw Jndependcnls b£>
cuu&c P:1latint• hnd nn Insufficient
numhl'r oL plnycrs.
Akan pulll'd past Thew m lhc
lnlll few minutes of u t1ght gnm~
to wm w1th n 11-7 score.
Akin's Gladys Cnrlson racked
up C\'cn pou1ts with ht>r agility
und sure-footcdncss. Be the First on the
Campus with
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