Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 13, Number 16
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1955-01-01
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Type
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JAr 2
Olympic eads
ameRay yde HIP-HIP-HOORAY
A llUJo blt of KawaU b bo
lng added to tho Lowb and
Clark c:ampua next aom.at.or
when hula Ieason• wW bo
tauqht by Verna Loo, aontor in
nuralng education . 'Second Stanza
Registration Set
•
RAY HYDE
Lefty Hoada South
BY FRANK FLORI
LOG Sporta Nowa Editor on tho team. howover u tho
Iotter wonl on 1o relate. A call
from Or .. gon ABC proaiclenJ
Nick Sck.avono conflrml'd tho
aolocllon Monday. Told .to keep I
tho aeloc:tlon 'socroJ.' Roy wu
aurprlaod to gel a call 1rom tho
Oregonian Monday niqht.
All told, lout P.lcihc Coast
bnscbnll ploy .~ra we1 c selected.
One, Pete Gieger of U. or Wanh
lngton nnd S~nllle, oppos1.>d Hyde
(Contfnu<.>d on Page 3) Tho loaaona wlll follow in·
tramural ba•kotboll and will ~
bold durlnq noon bout Tueaday
and Thundery Relustrnt1o n for th~ spranc sc·
ml!stcr Blorts ttt {l n.rn Mond y,
Jnnunry 31. AL thUI umo rcgls
h nnLB whose nomcs begin with
t\. B, C or D mny obt.aln thc1r
rcg1strnt1on booklct.a tn the
chap,• I.
At 10 Lm. booklola of thole
whoao names atan with £. F.
C. H. l and J wUl be dlatrlb·
ulod. Penons whoso namoa be·
gin wUh K 10 Z may got thou
bookll'ta at II a.m. Regbbatlon
EST. 1067 wUl ~ held 1n the theo.tol'
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
WilJJom H. Norris, registrar,
ltreru;es lhnt students who need
to r1•Jtistcr early because of oth"r
obllgntiORS at this t.lmf•, should
notify lhe regiJitror's oUJc:c
liOmt:!llmc dunng exam WC~'k.
'J'hcsc students' booklets will be
pulk>d out beforch&td and dlJ
trlbutcd rh·at on Monday morn
ing. There will b~ n f of $5 for
late rc,::f.strants
Members of the faculty wfU
be in Jholr places for CONUlta ·
tion aJ 9 a.m. Busin.eu admi"n·
istration lnatructon wiU be
avallable tn lbo B. A. building
and the music faculty wUl bo
in their music: rooms.
Norns nlao remmds that stu
dena who have completed pre
rCglSlMJhon mw;L retltrter nt lh1s
time, Jonuory 31.
C'omplyanr \\ lth a pohcy ot
stcpp!,;·d-up nthletlc ll'prcs~ntu
tion in foreign C"ompdltaon, the
Umtcd Stntcs will send u power
-ful 380-mon squad of crmm-of
thc-crop athletes to the Pan
Amencnn gnmes to be held in
Mcxaco Caty March 12·26; one o!
whom, at w.1s announc<;d this
week, w11l be lefty Ray Hyde,
LC 1 mor bast.!bnll stnr. Vol. XIII Pioneer Log, Portland , Oregon. Friday. January 21. 1955 Number l&
Double-Header On Femmes' Slate
Dormitory Girls to Invite
Town-iles to AWS Party
An opponumty for LcWlB and Clnrk g1rls who
hvo at home to sec "the olher sade" wall be Cl\'o.:n
them Jnnuary 31. This Monday CV('ning, after a
rugged doy of regislrntaon, w11l be the dote for the
nnnual Associated Women Students' slumber party,
wh~rc "typ1cal dorm lite" will be in order. All g1rls who live ocr cnmpw; nrc eord1olly m
VIted to nttcnd th~ nnnunl <!vcninc of food, frolic,
and fcmininl! c:hatle.r, Sk'<.'p tS not guornntced, but
run n promlSed to everyone, occording to AWS
pres1denl Betty DfP.tcr. Pauly to Peterson
As Prof Departs
Catherine Lou 1 s c Petersen,
PorUnnd symphony member. will
take lhe place ot Rcmhord Pauly,
nssutant professor of musicology,
on the muSJc faculty next 5Cm" -
tcr. Pauly is gomg to Europe on
the first traveling fellowship C\'CT
awarded by lhe Yale groduatc
school He obtarned has muter's
degree in music there m 1948 Hyde o throe-year letterman
on tho Pioneer baseball vanity
and acclaimed by exp!'lrtt u
ono of tho top loft bandera in
America. will tra•el to Chicago
to join tho remainder of tho
l6·man U. S. diamond squad
and coach John Koba of Michi
gan State March 9. February Ito See ISC
Spring Rushing Sign-Up
NiC'k Scknvone, president o£
the Ou~gon Amcricnn Baseball
Congress, Tucsduy told the LOG
thot the ildt·ctlon was "'l'he best
that could posibly bt• mndc from
the stult• of Oregon. It couldn't
hov' IMPP •ned to n nln r 1\JIIO\\." Tho rooms will be alicked up and tbe ontlro
dorm will bo open for tho •isitora' mapoction.
The idea behind tbu party 11 to gin tho town
atudenll a.n idea of dorm living aa well ar to
offer thom a bottor opportun ity to moot dorm
rosidontt. whom they ha•o lh1lo chanc:o to ~
come acquaint ed with during the usual campu
day.
Tlw €vening of fun wilt get under wny at Akin
holl from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., when the girls will reg
ister. Everyone must n~gu;ter, 11 IS stressed, ns thnt
IS when they w1ll be told the room they will be
:stnying in, 'Entcruunmcnt 1s next on the agenda,
nnd then a short Jaunt lo Stc\\ nrt hnll for refresh
ments. From theh~. the coeds w1ll d1spe.rsc to the
vnnous dorms where they Will be spending lhc
night. Spnng rushing for soronucs wfil opeu on Feb
ruary 1. The regislrntion Ice of 50 ccnl8 Wlll be
taken an tha~ day in the theater. Additional sign
ups must be tomplctcd b-.· I' b1 u • 'll 9 an the gym.
To be eligible for nubing and orority mem·
benbip, a woman muat be a IKond term
tnahman and han aUendod Lowia and Clark
for at least one term prior to ruahing. She
must havo maintained a grado point a'ferago
of at lou! 2.5 tho term prior to ru.hing. Reg.
islration and nab fee payment muat be com
plttted at lht-apeci.fiod limo and ploce. A min
imum oi 12 hours is required at tho tim«t for
ruabing and for tho aomester beforo ruabfng.
RegiStered rushl!e!; arc in\•itcd lo all lhn.oc tens Pauly 1s plonnmg to continue
hts l'CS(!arch in Michael Hnydn,
Gennan composer. He will spend
much of his bme m ltnly nnd
Austrm. The fcllowshap provides
funds Cor a ycnr of study nnd
travel.
Miss Petersen plnys the V1olin
and \'lOin. A graduate of Mlllll
college nnd University of llhnois,
she htJs studied wllh widely
:known ~trlng teachers or the
Unitro States. Sbc nlso nltc.nded
the University of Colorado She
hns played With orchestrns in
Hollywood, Colorado, lllmois and
PorUnnd. Mobbed by enthua1aahc atu·
denta offering congratulations
on campus all weok long, the
pleuant, red-haired Hyde wore
a amite as wido 01 the Journal
buildmg. Still bctllming. tho ace
lefty commonlod, "ThJs cxpori·
once will give mo Bn idoa of
what tho cnlibor of ball is llke
in tho othor countries."
A dc\'Olt!d athlete whose late
long omhitJOn hnB bt>en to ploy
for n b1g ll'llguc tcrun, he added,
"Thas Will gl\'c my cnrel"r the
shot 111 the tr • that 1t nl:l d "
R<Jy fint got wtnd of tho
good nowa to como when em
offiaal letter hoaded 'United
Statos Olympic Committee"'
and datod January 15 roachod
him hom coach Koba.
''J h wr JU'It b~:"n m touch with
C 0 Brown out at the Amcn
cnn Rn~tebnll Conr.n.'S!I ond he in
forms me thot \'OU w11l be ownl-• obit• as n member of the Pan·
Amcnc:nn bn ,-.bnll tcnm whu:h
plnys 111 Mcx1co City r.torch 12-
23," Kobs' lcttt r begon.
Roy was atill not 'officially' All four women's dorm& will parhcipato.
and tho A WS i sending invitationa to bll off.
campus girl . These letters will contain all nec·
ossary informiUion. Anyone who nooda a ride
or who will bavo sparo room in hor ear is
urged to moot aJ tho YWCA at 7:30.
The cntcrtamment and rcglstrn\Jon comrnttlt;C
meludcs Pal Hackman, Bonnie Jean MrLcod, Losln
Trut•.x, Lorna. Harper, Vetta l\lne Wnrd, Verna Lee,
ond Mt.11 I n HJck .x
Tho only oxponso for the affair wlll be break·
fast Tuesday morning. whtch tho gula will havo
to buy aJ tho cafoterla. on Sunda), February 20, whether they have rushed
before or not. The t<!as nrc scml·formnl. Hat.
gloves nnd hcc ::u nppropdntc.
Invitational c:ostumo parties will be given
by the thre1 ~.ororiJ..ies. Theta Kappa lead&
wtth ata party on f'ebrun.ry 22. Delta Pbi
Gamma and Alpha Gamma aro planning their
arlies tbe Hmo wttok.
E..1ch ru hcc who attended the purlfcs wUl ga~c
her !;oronty preference m order of ht!r choice to
Jo'reedn Hartticld, dcnn of women on March 1
between 9 a.m nnd 2 p.m. tn her otf1cc The next
day rushees arc to pick up btds there between
9 n m nnd -1:30 p.m.
Car Registration Needed
1\ ll 1ophomore!'. w 1th automo
biles mu .t obtnln new spcctnl
sophomore car sticker~ for I hl'
S(!cond semester. These mny be
obtDined ()n rcglslrntion dny.
Am•onc who nd\•anccs from one Howe, Snyder Capture Leading Roles
In Spring Play, 'Payment Deferred'
?•anc Snydl!r nnd John Howe I Herb Scholder, George C Spcl
WJll star Jn the drnma depart- , 111, Davtd Lamer, Darryl Stel
•
clnss to :mother should also get
on nppropnatc sticker mcnt's productwn of ''Payment fons nnd Lee Laxdall.
Dcfcn'l>d" by Jeffrey Dell wb1ch Bolh Pauly and Miss Petersen
are members of the Portland
symphony. The former pla~'S f1rst
v10hn nnd the Iotter fust viola.
DADS SEEK
MORE DADS
The follo\\•ing lS nn open let
ter to fathers of all Lewis nnd
('lnrk sLudenl$, on behnli of the
I .C Dads' club.
Religion-Education Confab lo Attract
, College Profs, Youth Group Workers will be presented cnrly 1n Marc:h.
Other lends w11l be ployed by
Sylv1a Fnlconcr and Marguerite
V1ckc.rs.
Accordmc to Ron Willson, sen
lOr dmmn mDJOr who will direct
the play, other parts have b~n
nUocoted to Cordon Trubshaw, "Pnyml'nl Dcfcrr\XI" IS n mur
der mystery that tnk~ plncc !n
l..ondon, England, m the carl~
1900's Joyce Mnnntng is in
charge of costumes for the play,
wnh Phylli Holhd;ay domg
make-up and props, a lstel on
the Iutter by Jack Booch. Thts orgnnuatlon has. s1nce 1U
!oundang two years ngo, present
ed TV sets to Stewart and Plott
halls nnd establa.shcd a cup for
the outstandmg football player
ot the year, which 1S ownrdQd ot
each homecoming come 'l~
bcrshlp a.s $5 for life
An open Iotter to lbe dada of
Lewis and Clark college:
This applies to dads who hOYe
not applf•d for a life mornbenhip
ln the LC Dads' club. College tcot'hers, youth t;t oup
workers und others lntl!n•stcd m
the fJeld of higher educahon Will
Rother on t•nmpus Jo'\•bruory I and
5 for the Northwest Confere nce
on &ollglon in Higher Educ:at1on.
Thill 111 not the first tamt• the
&roull hn.s met on thi:; cnmpus,
ft•r 11 WHS here lhut tlw orgnnl·
I Ulllon WDS roundt.•d Ill I !Nil. Dr.
JQhn Hnatlngton, profcsso& of
Phalosophy, and IJr. liurold 'l'ut
tl•·, d1rc<'lo1 of youth lcudea"Siup,
Were tntUrumc nlal in 1t f11und-
1ng nt thnt tunc.
Dr llorry H. Rudm, prole sor
O( h111tory ot \'uh! UniVerSity, and
Dr. Bernhard W And~ rsun, dean of Drew Th~olog1cnl seminary,
wtll be thl' fcnlurt.>d speakers. Dr.
Rudm 1s n ret.'Ogni~cd nulhonty
on F.uropt!R n relot1ons and the
problem of wnr ond PI'OCC, while
D1. Anderson as author u( the
heat-selling "RHdiscovel'i ng tlw
Bible,"
D1. ttidC<l lla!lhhnoto, profcs-
1:\t)r of rdh:ton, IS St.>crctru y of ttw
plunmnr. committee and will be
tn chru gc of rcghtrallun Confcl'·
enre chamnnn 1s Dr. C. Wnrtcn
Hovland o{ Oa egon Stnt•• C:•Jilt•J::C
Or, John L Anderson, chap
lain, wns chn1rman of thl' conler
enre lost yt•Or when it met nt
Pu llmnn, Washmgton. Blanket-Toss Nets Shekels
A half-time stunt, dunng the I Persons maktng e<1ntribution nt
Lt'WIS and Clark-Pucafac uni \'Cr· the door were giv<!n spcctnl tick
sity buskctbnll gamL• January l \, ets from wh1ch Robin Schulllc,
addt•d $36 10 the cmmpus Mnrcb poho convnlc$cQnt, dre\\ the Wtn·
ot tlinw:J fund whach totaled mng numbur. R<.tbin, now ~;\en,
140 37. In this unique feature wus strH:ken four ycnrs ogo. She
u blnnkct wns C"arricd. by tts rt!mO'-'t•d her leg braces lnJt No
cornl'l'tl, in rront or the stands to ''~lmbcr. 'I he priZe, a basketball
cntch co ana toSllt!d by the spcct.o-nutot;t•aphed by the learn, "as
tous. The conlnbuhon w:u; sttm-won by Jock Harding, sophomore
ulalcd by the slogan, "Hit Polio cliUis preside.nt.
by lhttlng Ulc Sl3nkct ." The dravc wns tnttalted Jonu·
A second feature brought an ory 11 and clo t.'d Jonunry 18
unestnblishcd amount of money, D1wc Porter, cho1nnnn .
• We nood you dada to help fur
ther our ~~ canso fot promot·
ing good f..Uowship bohrHn par
onb and students of Lewia and
Clark eoll •.
'i our memborship will make an
everlasting bond that ia prlc:el"a.
We =• &UJ'O yaW' ideu a.nd opin·
iona wW mak• tbia a wonderful
institution and J'OW' sons and
daughter will be jus.tly proud of
your auoclation with tbe Lewis
and Clark Dad•' dub.
f'or further details, caU me.
Ror A. Pond
Momberahip Chairman
Phone: TR 192& FTiday, Januuy :ll, l9S~
•.. with Hoopes Ex-Senator Joins Optional Final Plan THE PIONEER LOG
HOOPING IT UP
The owner of a little-red '50
Olds con\:ertlblc has lUSt lost all
of h1s pomts wtth Dr. Tuttle. H
:s~ms that this con,·ert1blc O\\ U·
er off(!I'('d Dr. Tuttle a r1de into
town last Wcdncsdll)' as Or. Tut·
\l~ hnd a speaking engageme nt.
ApparenUy the engagement "n
for ll a.m. so lhe Dr. n~ to
m<.'Ct lhl' com•crtible owner at
10 15 om Wtth knowlcdse of n there stood three cops in my
Inn" of trafCac. Mr ltrsl thought
was w1shin~ 1 hnd n lu•nrsc and Future Promotion TJngs eas ays
lly Mcxrtln Bleythlng NC!. t srmc tcr the ~~niors moy the pcn;on hntl hnd f~ test O\'cr •
Tl L
1 d ..,
1 k
11 not hnvl! to go through the ten· ull llw mut••rutl SOint•llmc during
lC uC\\ S an C l\1 rO ego \ 1 U development progrnm hh
1 ~en s1on thnl hns f ••t mcd to prc,·nil tw t•rm. l'Cuu,;c 1! the sludcnl throughout the studt•nt body this knows lhl' mntc•tnl II"' kno•"• 1t
dceldl'dly (\('('! lcrnt •d b\' the up· " nn • ~ t: • wt•ek bdorc th~.: cHmnclic linal but if ht• hn11 jt1st m"mor'z •d ••
pomtmcnt of Ph11ip S. ll1lchc!Ock , · ~ 1
" . ,. •
tha !C ::tretrhers U\lt th&s gn,·c
wn~· to thoughts ol t lppmg.
My rogiatratl on? Oh yoa. I1'1
horo in tho glo•e compartment .
He Ha. The time l 1p4tnt looklng
for it. ho could ha .. rnd halfway
through Burna' Weatern Civ.
Strike ono. When do my platel
expire? Oct. S$--1 think. Slriko to the stafC. Unhl the ll('.;lnnans wcok. then he Wtll do the snmc tlun~
of the prest'nt -~·mL"St<-r Hitch· Proposnls hnVl' been voic~d lor. tht• flnnl. 1 npprovc of the
cock "n~ a member of the Ore· thnt scntor c~'llmS should he op-optional systt•nl wtth quuhfica-
gon scnat~. representing the sc.v-ltOnnl. 'The pr1vttcged scmor shall tton . check wllh hiS pro(t!S!'or nnd de-DONNA DAY JUOinr ""'h t
cntccnth dtstncl wh1ch includ~s · -• a Clde {01 lumscU whether he Will ·oum.h pr·~tt ~· nood I tl1ink ti 1
1\.,arnnth nnd four other southern · ~ • .. · nn s • nd to tel\\ n he l~t the 10 o..m
bu~ cu by.
'When the owtu•.r came out to
tnkc his oor o.nd th Dr mto
town he found thnt .some clulr
actcr h d pnrked m tmek of hu;
r, rendenng the con,·ertiblc
1mmobtlc. What's more. the cul
prit couldn't b(' found Tame
grew sbortc.r, the Dr. bccrune
more frustrated nnd the eon,·c.rt·
ib1c o\\7ler's populnnty \\"llh sAud
Dr. dl\'cd for the ze.ro mnrk.
Fortunn~ly. the doctor fmall)'
obunnL>d n r1de with someone
else and my .!<lOI"\' t.inishes wtth
a happy ending. The convert.iblc
owner cot his car on the road at
somethinG ill:\! lunch Ume. Moral
-Never oHcr a professor a ride
-let them truce the bus instead. • • •
Last week. T'Om Harlan, Mol")'
Jeffrey, Donna Hopf1cld and Ln·
Vaunu~ Muntz. a ceo m p n n 1 c d
j ours gruesome~ into the big
aty. Al thiS particular time. the
Rndnr Car wns parked an front
o:f the Blue Henvcn on Barbur
Bh a Apptwamatcl)• 600 icct
d0'\\'11 the h1ghway \\'ere SlX mo~ clc oops. Beh~ e 1t or not,
'\\ c mnnoged to get by the whole
wo.rks w1thout any trouble.
This so wonis.hed Tom and me
that we thought we bad bettor
check and s.ee if a miraCle bad
botallen us.. So. into the nearest
butcber ~op: bonowed some
butcher paper. g:rttas(! p41ncil and
with .the belp of Mary's Ups.tick
-fimLbed our sign wbich read
RADAR TRAP AHEAD. We
dro.-e back oul Bzubur and
parked i.D front of 1hc Caro Ami·
co with the sign on ibe car trunk.
Aftu twenty mmutcs our eu
nOSttY got the best of us Tcll·
lilg the pollccmen "e were LOG
;reporters. '\\e began to nsk som~
quesuons., two.
Thou,cht ,.,c were plnym& t.rui.h
or cons~uenccs MY consc
qu<'nccs. Net for the dn •: one
hour wasted. one tlcket for no
reg!Stmtion nnothcr for expired
plntt.-.s, nnd my eJ'-frtcnds late for
clnss. Anybody thnt's antcrcstcd,
2nd nnd Onk and I prefer Pnll
Mnlls. Morn I: lf you mnke ll the
first mtlc. don'l tut n back. l\hr
Dcles don't hnpJM)n these do;>'S.
IJ~e tk StJdat Sute
Thetas Elect
New Leader
.Prepnrnt1on for the deluge
(fmnls) lclt P1onccrs too busY to •
lead much of n soctal life thiS
week.
Officers of Alpha Rho Omega
fraternity, bclsides tbose listed
last wuk. include Fred Stock.
historian: Wes Strahm. pledge·
master, and Don Shell. tteasur·
er. who is doubling as IFC rep
Semor Darrell Everett nt•O
grnd Patsy Annnln became en
gaged on Chrastmos E\'c. Pnts:r is
~or.kmg for lhc government in
Wnshmgton, D. C., and lhe
"tronsocuon" was completed b)'
phone They plon to be marned
m Augusl.
Th~la Kappa held a t.radi·
lionel kitchen shower {or Jo·
anne Burt. outgoing president.
Wednesday enning nt her
home. Joanne. who i' gradual·
ing this January, plana to mar·
ry Don Paul50D. '53 • thi1 month
Newly elected Theta otficcn
arc: Mary Lynn Holm. prcsi·
deDI: Betty Dieter, Veep: Dorna
Ml.\rtin. lsl VO<!p.
F~rst and last. wns bow had
busine b<.-en dunng the lnst
twenty rnmutes.. Rrph" No bust·
ne9. Fmall' w151ng up one of
Lhcm asked u 11 we had hod a The LC Dads' club will make
plans Jor a campul amorg&S·
bord when they meot at 7:30
Monday. February 3, in Pal•·
line manor. wke the. raunl c:xnm. nrc a rtrind, but 1 Uunk '-'OU learn
counues u .; In th.is new postuon, Httchc:ock The following are comm<'nt.s !rom them. Howc\'cr, 1 don't
devotes hts tim cto reprcsentmc n1odc to LOG stnH ro,•ing report· knClW how I'll fccl when 1 nm n
lhc rollege
10 the Oregon synod c.rs t.nkmc n poll for opmions on ~l!nlor.
of the Presbytcrmn church. His this idea ELISE NITSCHEM . sophomore
plnn no\~ concerns t\\O phoscs of HERBERT KRUGER. l!nior--''1 don't think they should be·
promotion: one, to lny n foundn· .. lt n sentor hns abo\'- .1 htgh 'C' cauEc when you arc m thu bmu·
tion for estobhshmS lh•mg g1fls, then I should sny a rmal isn't ness world you won't hove to
''C!:ot.s. mcmborlol funds nnd en· necessat y but i{ he has n 'C' or lnkc ksts. So why is It necessary
dowmcnt.s; the other, to pay oH less he sh•>Uld 1lkC the {mal." (or J;Cniors to tukc flnnls to keep
the present operot.tnc dcftcit. To JERRY BOWDER <t:rndunle)-them on lhc bnll. At this st.ngc
accomphsh lhls latter phn~c ht• "1 don't kno\\. I don't think 1 of the game the l:Ollcgc student
has Jc,·iscd n plan to interest Lhl' hu,·c nn opinton. however at the should be mature enough to nc-
31,000 members ol the synod to Unh•crsity of Weshmgton we ccpt his responsibilities which m-
conlrlbut•• an average o! $1 per dtdn't takl.' {innis nnd 1 enjoyed cludl tudytnv
person each yenr. His first c!fort.s thnl SALLY GRONSA.ND . !'lopho
hO\'e been m this nrcn. CURT COPENHAGEN . senior morL ''l'ht.! ho\tld be c xmnpt,
Until a year ago the church did -·tn ' ;cmor ;; ca$C espcttallY if but they should b~ sure thnt lh~y
not pcamlt college support to ap· he ha.s hea\':)' tcspon.<:~bilil 1cs at have weekly tests in the subjects
pear in 1ts budJ:cl but this sttua· home nnd school he should have so thnt they would have some
tton is now re.mcched. Hhchcoek the option of takmg or rejl!<:tinc l•t m(. tt r work for grading.''
explnans that LCWlS and Clork IS h1s Canals." FRED CURTICE . sophomon.
not a dcnominsl1onol college but BtLL MARTELL . senaor-"To ' No they should not be c.:. cmpt.
is a Chnstian msutution w1th a be p<."r!ecUy !rank. 1 don't ~e They're no different than any
correct segnrd nnd relation to lhc why tlwY an: any different from other clnss. lt would just be on
Presbyterian ~·nod. other st Jdt·nl " excuse to coast through th,.
H whole year."
e has not dc.hmtcly d1scon- MARGARET HAYES . senior-tinued hts political career, but "1 think 1 • good idea bccauEe LEIGH WILCOX, sophomore-
having found the burden o( tn· at g1\ es the k1ds llmc to do otht.•r was 10 fnvor of the idea, saying,
terrupting the schooling of his things. However T should per-"Y~.'' they should be. 1 don't
three children during legislative sonlly hkc to toke Ule final, but believe an finnls nnywny. Eilher
sessions loa serious for the1r edu· I thmk at should be optional for you know or you don't, and if
c:allonal net.>ds, he accepted the those scmors who are married or you cram for fmnls, you will only
pos1tion offered him on the col-hove JObs or too many other forget it anywny "
lege d~:vdopmcnt program . things that have to be done. Par- ARDYS WARD. sophomorL'--
When askt.>d about his ,•icws ttcularly smcc on added week in "l ftwor the Idea because they
on th•• polttlc:al s1tuntton he st.al· soml r.a \::> i. tmportant." have lotl much to do for gradu·
cd Without hcsitat1on, "'fhl' solu- TOM DAKLOS , :mmor -Il ntion; and I don't think the last
uon of our poUtic:.al economy de· would bl nacc if we didn't have to final will detcrmmc nnylhmg,
pcnds upon the strong minds of I tukc them. The 5(!niors should be bL•cause if lhl'Y don't know where
men Todny, more than ever. n is oblc to tnkc the grade at the ume thf'Y stnnd then, they ncw·r will."
Jmpcrnuve that such lenders re-lhcy mokc their optional d~c1sion TAMARA JAFFE. scnior
c"l\•c their cducnuon m n col· \\'lthout penalty of jeopnrdi 2inc ''I'm· dcfinih·ly in rovor of it.
lege w1th rt baste: Chrlstinn coun;l! their grnde by further competi· Grades ha\'e to be m bdorc tho
of study. ll IS n pnvjlcge to hnvc uon w1Lh the rest of the class." end of Unnl week. I<'mnls arc use
a part JD th1s program, cspccmlly I JOANNE BURT. ~entor-"1 less because the professMs nl
wath Lew1s ond Clark college" think 1t would be n good idea if rend}' hn\'c mode the l!.rndcs."
BARK OF THE LOG
SNOOPIN' WITH STANISLOUSE w·11• 1 tng Worker:
Finals Bring Drama, Trauma Where Are Jobs?
To the Editor:
1gn up No sr' Aft~.:r nll, LC
tud n~ ab1dc by the law: or
&Omt:lhlng hk<' lbnl. Wttb htS
suspte~on aroused. departure
umc '\\D.S rape When we ap
pronehcd the motore)·clc trap, Kappa nsnm c:opturcs a spac
an lhu old column w1lh the nn·
nouncemenl of lhc mnrnagc of
Jtrn Ste~cns and Betty Anne
Chl!tltn u t. R ychac Lrouma th~.~· call It Mc<hcal nulhortllcs I!Xplrun 1l as \he
cl!ect of cerwm emottonol or shock patterns and phenomena upon
cvcrydoy uom1nl (?) bchllVtUr . Or, us the) say-wtth fmals ns tht:
vern cnusa-bs.:eommg "tihook "
Unusual behavior such a& atudying . going to the library 111· You said in your Jnsl dltorinl
thnt n large pnrl of the llhlm<'
for some people on thiS campus
bcmg ov~rw()rk~·d loy w1th the
people who hnd bl'ntns and abil
Ity hut no uct1vity. Since every
one hns hrnins (Or supposedly so)
1tnd obult)' of some sort (even t r
1t's only g<•ttang In the way) th1s
,;tptemcnt is true. liTTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
-. -
-/.7 tendanc:e at aeminllri and classes. ole., hu bHn obaervod all
week. One prole150r mel two studonll for tho fint time in one
of his c:lauo• \aat week. Another. noted for his vitriolic outlook.
proclaim~ ho wu giving a final that "will separa!o the mon
from the boys"-this column may be written next seme!Uer by
a 164-pound 50prano.
Even drtvmg hnb1ts hnvc be·
come errattc as the campus accl·
dent-tlckct statistics h1t the
downtown papers. l can sec whnt
Lhey m63n though; yesterday 1
foUowc·d n 5\udent-drlvc n Chev
rolet out Barbur blvd. and the
crozy fool drtvi!T onl)· kept 2 feet
ahcnd or me th•• whole ttme
~The four B's aro the order
of tbo week." &ays lltllo Tommy
Goldsmith . comnuu\oner in
charge of stu<Unt afiait•·-1
disrockymem~r now but l
thi.nk he satd they wore Books.
Bleck coffee, Blood1hot oyet,
and Bensedrlne.
Blf c•ampw; poU obout whether
or not 61.!ntors should takt' finals
ln the 6pung nccomphshcd, l1ll
per usual, nothing. Howevt 1 they dlrln't os ml...._So nnlurnlly I'm
come to tell tht?m anyway. lL 1
hod my wny nobody would wkc
fmals m the spnng and all dasscs
would be held by the swimming
pool
Moro new1 about thal super·
ucrol danco in April· it's ~ing
put on by a non-profit organi
zation. bide (if you can get one)
will bo only about $2 por copy
and il o.ll they 1oy is truo it
hould bo quite a ball. They
told me not to print onytb1ng
(probably knowing tull well
that I would), but 1 can't be
bought-unlou o! courao. J. C.
Brandon of tho Junior Cham.
ber of Commorce wan.ta to mail
me a bid.
OUicliLI t•ublloallon ot lh• A~aoclat!l" lflud• nl of J..cwlti an•l
Colh·r: l'ub lllh.,(l w kl)" durinG thu cwllo:e )'r:ar. tiUb!!«"TIJ•llbn 'lark rntfl'
U.OO P"'r y~ar . Clau.reC lUi •• cond c.lllU malt.,r o t l'vrtland Or• i,:on. HoWC\'Cr d1d you cvc.r huppcn
to think that there m c some peo
ple On this campus who would
bo willing to work but don't
know how to go allout finding
sonwthmg to do {me for one). It
seems thnt the well known peo
ple nrc the ones that nlways get
a ked and thot tho ones who an:
seldom heard from nrc forgotten.
II there m c these jobs nround
ssn't thl!lt! some woy to publtctzc
tht•m? One wn} mJ(Ihl be to hst
the ll\'DIInblc JObs 111 the LOG
1llong w 1th o 1, 0 box number
as o plncc to sign up tf tntNcst~
cd. Another posslbihty would be
to hU\IC 0 li8l 10 'IOmP {'<'ntra}
pluc· suc:-h ns till' post oH1c1;
whurt: rwuplc who rn c u1tcrcsh'd
in hnving some o( these JOblf
could stgn up.
Br'sides thl' pcoph: Without
JObS gcuing "on the slick and ac
cepting u (Pw t xtrn tu•ks," wh;>'
don't the peopll-passing thcm out
gl'l on the stick and look just n
little fnrthcr for people who
would be w1lhn~: to work'l
Barbara Otiood• I rrlday. j
Dr. 1
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obs rriday. Janunry 21. 1955 THE PIONEER LOG
Dr. Tuttle Slates NCCJ Workshop Religious Group
A WOlltshup on anlt.•rgroup l'dU· tlnn• Hnd J~:ws, Ia the first of Its Schedules Retreat
cotlon hns been schcduh.!d Cor type to be held tn tht: Porllnnd
June 13 through July 1, accord· men. There wt•rc 7.7 workshops
lnG to Dr. ltnrold S. 'l'utlh', pro· spt1n orcd hy the NC:CJ nt \'an·
f• ssor u{ educotlon ond '.'O-dt-ou coltP.tWS and unh•..-rsitics
rccwr of the worktlhup Dr. Ed· nero s the nntlon lnst ycnr 'The
\\nnl Olli••n, director of <!ducat ion ndmimslrutlnn of the wm kl;hop
m the Ch1cngo 1u••n for tht• Nu-Wtll be corrlcd out by lhe college
llonnl Con{ PI cncc or Chnsllans OS pntl or the summl'r P.&ston and
and Jews, wns selected by lhe threL• umtn of gmduntc crcdlt
NCCJ to be lbe oth' r n 1 •ct 11 nn)' b • earned by thos~.: "ho pen-'l'hl unnunl Palnhnton rl!trcot
hos been Hchcduled for the week
end of fchrunry 11 tv 13 nt Camp
<.:olton, nnnounc•'d Dr .• John L
Andt r11on, chnplnfn.
Thl.l ~ muly ronlcrcnor. Which
mccts for the purpnfl" of "f1 ~·e
ond unsh\Jclurcd dascuMion of
mhJOr thcologkol thcmt•s," will
hove u5 this ycnr's thcmr the pcr
J;I)n of Jesus Chrl t Dr Walter
W Wcss1l of Western Uaptlst
semannn• hn• bc~'n ccurcd ns Or. Olaon waa born and licipntc
reand in Hllbboro . He received The plan ia to provide apo·
his Ph.D. trom Columbia unl· ctllc methoda for breaking
v•rslty at tho aame time as down racial and reltglo!l' pro)·
Or. Tullio ha~o been making udlct Tho progrom wlll ln· •
, advanco preparation• and they elude fllma. proJI'cls cboson by
aro corroapondlng by alrmon to pcrHetpon t and on adminiatra -guest h!octcr
Rosolic Bnuder, JUnJor psychol
ugy mojor, ts chulrman or 1he
relrcot committee. Jnfol'mot1on
conccrrung the ••v(•nt mny bt: ob
wined from her or In Dr. An.
iJcrson's othcc, P-20 complote tht det ailed plans. Hvo in1tUute <•chool admlnls ~
trator' will bo invited to prco
aont tho problem a of intergroup
relauona u they fac:o lhom ln
lhotr tchoola). rht WOrk hop, tiJHlnSOH•d by
the Nollonal Conference of Chris-
Dr. Anderson Set
In Opening Chapel
Or. Bernhard W. Anderson,
dean of Drew Tht.•ologicol sem
Inary. will nddrcss the student
body nnd faculty an the tint
' ~pring semester ehnpel service
I t'cbruary 3
Or. Andunon wM proff or o!
1 Old Testament InU!rpretnl1on at
the Colgate Roehl t<:r Divmih
school ooforc comtng to Drew
thts ycnr. He is the author of
"Redisco vering Ute Bible" and
"The Un!olding Drama of lhe
Btblc:' He will be on campus at
thlS ttme to participate in the
Northwest Con(ercncc on Re
ligiOn 1n Higher Education ns n
fcutun.-d speaker.
Faculty ll'adcr for the service
wtll be Dr .liidco Ha hamoto, pro
fessor or rt!ligion. George Jetfcr
son. scmor psychology majot.
wm serve as student leader. Or·
canist wiU be Adrienne Hill. JUn·
lor elcmcntnr)' educntton majot.
CABO-AMICO
PIZZERIA
Italian Dinners
Scrvt..'<i in the Old Ptzza Hou~e
in a real Italian nt.mosphere
3606 S. W. Barbur Blvd.
BR 9266 Dr. Tuttle nnd Dt Olsc>n will
crvc as recourccs nnd od\·iscrs
as well ns b«!ang co-directors.
1'hcy Ill"(! not plnnnmg nny lec
tures.
Inf'ormatwn on 1h•• workshop
pdnted by the NCCJ wall soon
be mnalcd to teachers and other
prospective partictpant• Accord
ing to Dr. Tuttle, LC 'ltudcnts
ore Invited to pnrllctpat c.
Placement, Alum Contos
Beckon to Julia Johnson
M1 Julio John11on, director of
gutdunec nnd placement nnd di
rector of alumni activities, Is
plonning to go to Sea,Uc, January
20 and 21 for the Western Col
lege Placement ussocmtion con·
icrencc.
The foliO\\ mg week, Jnnuary
27 und 28, she wlll ttoV< ~I to Wall.
Wolin Cor the l'onft:n~ncc ol lhl
Northwest District of the Amen
can Alumm council.
-Question Hour Set
For New Students
An mformal get-together for
all new students will be held
on Thursdny, February 10, at
3:30 p.m. in the drnwing room in
PalAtine mnnor.
This nnnuol coffee hour ts de·
igned to acquaint new mid-yenr
students w1lh the school and also
give them opportunttacs to nsll.
questions about things which
may be or tnter(' t lo them.
Student leaden and taculty
members w111 al o be present.
Junior Borbnrn Fryou • is m
chorgc or nrrongcmc;~nts. Rcfrc h·
mcnts will b•• !erved -
Mrs. Stevahn to Attend
Camping Group's Clinic
Dot chLl«'L Hou<l' nt Occonlnke
H d G M . wtll be the st:ene of the annual y e Oes to eXlCO camp worktthop spon<:;on..>d by the
(.o.'lt l'l\Jt d from Page 1) Oregon cnmpmg association Jon-
on the mound tn the Western I unry 28-29 Mrs. Ellen Stevnhn,
ABC pluyo!Is. phystcnl cducnUCJn teacher, JS n
Luekily for Ray. tho annual ddcgutc to the workshop rcprc
apring •acation tall5 during enltng Lcwu; nnd Clark college
the Pan·Amoric:an gamo1 and Mrs Stcvnhn requests that nnr
he will not havf' to mill too m~n and "omen interested ll'l
many days of elass. camp counsehng or dny cnmp
Comp~tttton should uc ~ry wot k to contact her before Jnn·
good, according to Ray, :for the unry 28
t.nt.in American nnd South Amer-
ican reams nil piny wint~r ball Requests fot Aid Due
nnd should be m betwr shape
llhun U S. nUtlctf!S. Cuba, m pnr-
'----- --------.. ticulnr, seems lt, bl' a breedinG !lpot (or baseball cnthuslnslS. Ac-All nppl •• L .......... r grunts 10
nld. man•stcrJ:tl mds, Chrtstson
sct\'ICC twnrds nnd apphcohons
for n:newnls of the nbo\ e must
be 1 cccived by the student otd
committee choirmnn by Monday,
Jnnunry 24 Miss Julin Johnson,
chnh mon, mud that nppbcal1 on
wtll not be constdcrc d nhcr lhot Chicken & Dumplings
-Banquet Rooms-
Bruerls Tower
9656 S. W. Bar bur Blvd.
CHen-y 9065
in style • aguan an(l
•
$9.95
A Top Value at
PRICES
629 S. W. Waahlngt on
··~o atepa from Broadway" cording to nn offictol brochure
put ouL by Ule Mux1rnn govct n-
rncnt, nn cluborntc setup will
pro\ 1dc the ~ctttng Cor the gomcs
lbc whole world Wtll hnvc its
c)~ on date
Hvdt.' was an all·ctty perform-,..---------- --~
cr for Waslungton lugh of Port·
lnnd ('41-'50). He pions to tum
pru thas summt.'r, ''w1th the tcnm
tbot hns the best dcnl " - • Teherepnin Comes to LC
Alexander T ht' pnln, noted
composct and l'onductot, WJll be
It r,uc•st on lht.• LC campus Tut!S·
dnv nnd Wt..-dncsda>". February
i nnd 8. He w1ll present n rccitnl
'l'ucsdny mght and o pinno dtnic
Wednesday .
Morl' anCormullon Will follow . 'an1n1v 1'a, lor -. He(·o•·d ~hop
Prices have been
cut on all major
label records
Conll JJt n.nd look over
lJ" nnmplctc stock.
364 State St.. Oswego
BL 1-2139 !.....------------
THREE STAR
RESTAURANT
A ucky and Vic Harris
* Broiled Choice Steaks
*Chicken
*Seafoods
BREAKFAST -LUNCH -DINNER
8343 S. W. Barbur CHerry 7437 Mid-Year Grads:
Studcnus wtlu will aucccssfully
complete work ror their bnchc
lor· tlcv.ret• ot Ut~ end of this
term number 27
Thl dcnr• ~ wtll be owordcd
nt the eurnmcnccmc nt cxerc·IJ:cs
.I unc I, 1955.
Tho •· rccdvm,; cl mcntnry
cclucatton dcgrcCfi ore: Mory Rutz
Barthol(lmous, Joonnc Burt, John
Dav1d Fitzgcrnld , Annes Mnnc
Hemic. Ro em:try Joy llcrmo,
Hoy I, MeDon old ( BSl. ond Do-
U of 0 Medical School Page Throe
June in January
Jorcs Anne Hecoc.k (BA)
Also receiving dcgrcC'lf nru
Jock Wtlllom Berke (85). he~lth
phyJicol education: W Mnrun
Bleylhmg CBSJ, Joumnlism, Roh.
crt L Blosser CBS) hioolgy.
Curt R Copenhagen and Enrl S.
Tor11ngo (BS). cconomlcs-lnul·
nc tJdmtnis trnllon· Harold
Wnync Capplc, Kcnnoth l.A:-wa
Gould, FronctS Warren, Rnymond
Ho n, Clyde A Montgomery Jr,
Elc nor Cltt>ck Wuh Moo, nnd
Arthur W Shea Icy Jr CBS), and
Thomns LeRoy Hnnnnh fBJ. m
bustncas nummiJlrnuon
Calls Grad Granning Those reccav•nc psychology d -
Ann Grnnnlng, '5<1, who unlit grccs nrP Ahcc: S Feinberg and
recently held 01 poslt.JOn m the Joan Clntf1c Thompson (115) and
ndmmlstrotlvc ofttce m Palntano F1oyd R ymund Wndd 11 (BAI
manor, bcgnn Jnnunry I ns di-1 B tty Juyc Rronm emu Jom
rector of pubhclty ot. the Unl\ r-Fr:mkland SI.(!Clc (both BS). wall
11ty of Oregon mcdlcnl 11chon1, receive soooloru dcgn.u, Jrunes
accordmg to M'" Julia Johnson, P Forsylh fil (8A) 1n political
plnccmcnt duector . sc1encc and Woyne H Wotkln
"Wc'r'- really awfully plcnscd (BS) m economiC$.
for her and for the ~l of 0 med-
ical school." said Miss Johnson, MS Story Rises in World
''but we'll miss hu."
Ann wlll do nll Lhe publldty
work at the school and edit their
alumnt publication, according to
MJSs Johnson, nnd \\ill continue
to edtt the U!wis and Clark
alumni Trnil.
Accounting Jobs Open
In•t n tt:wers nr' making nr~
rangcment.s to come to campus
early in February to interview
June nnd August graduates in
nccounting. Anyone interested
ehould make an appomtmcnt
lhrough the gu1dnncc and place
ment office.
CHILIVILLE
But·ger to Go
3 for :'1.00
9130 S.W. Barbur
CH 9002 .. The Birches," a snort story
printed in the second edition of
the 53-5-4 MS hns been ac:ccplt.-d
for prinbng in Ute Pncthc: Spec
tAtor.
Mrs. Vi Gale, n spccsal Btudcnt
in lbe aprmg o[ '54. wrote lh'"
story for MS nnd later sent it to
the edttor of the Spectntol'. n
Stanford universaty publleali on.
Bob Kreiger, editor of MS,
sUited thnt th1s ls the firsl tu
dcnt nrtlclc accepted for pubh
c:atlon after it was pnnt.cd tn MS
Lake Theatre
Sat. & Sun.. 2:00 p.m.
Weekdar s 7:00 p.m.
Now thru Tues.
"CRY VENGEANCE U
Wed. thru Sat.
629 S. W. Wo.shington
"30 Stt.p ft'Qm Broodwny"
Jo F rr r 'I ll:lmon•
\ \1111 r
H fi WIU'U 1\:
I y Martin
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lJ r 0 l'r 1k r r
.. Y00170 .AT JD;A.'r.'t'" n ndolllb It .. 'rlrD • o 17l'f'I"T n·Tiu;.;,s,...r..,aam"
t•f• you hnrnina the <·andle at both
•
(·nd~ ~lu(lyinn · for final c ~anas·? If ~o
•
then take a hrt'ak and t•njo~ · a <Jni•·k
~•uu·k at th · -
New Burl· a~ne
rounlain and Variety
' It 1s rumored that the answers
to the Humantties hnal m1ght
be found wntten on the tables .
Cupid Says: I
'l"l1 · l•lc!tl \1 I . .. ~ a •~ntan ~
( )f Your·self Fron•
OSWEGO STUDIO
Make an Appointment Now
\Vh:ile There Is Still Ttme
216 N. State St. BL 1-1028 Page Four THE PIONEER LOG Friday. January 21. 19SS
Sports Has Its Moments: LC's Underdogs Won the Fansl Hearts
ACTION WAS CLOSE "lnd ihto fans were ireat~ to two nights of top-flyte basket·
ball Friday a.nd Sasurd. y, DS the underdog LC Piontoen almost upset the applecart
by giving Pac:i.6c'a Bad~rs a tremendous fight before falling twic:e by three
points. Scores were 71·68 !Uld 62-59. In the pic: as the !.l'U. Loren Michelfe~ a sower of strength for the homo forces 1n both games, goes up to sc:oro a Jaym in the
finS game. Dick Grant. one of tho never "~8Y dit-substisutt-s c:allod into ac:tion due
to illneu of the two siartlnq quards and Don Ward. is shown on tho right. Other
Pionoen ahowo are Hal Adrian Cl I) and Joe Bow in (S). (Hal Leaser Photos
Spirited Pioneers Fight to Wire Two Games
Before Falling to PU Badgers, 71-68, 62-59 Juniors Split
With PU JVs A ~pt.cned Pioneer f1\'e dropped two close calls •
Pacific U this weekend, taking n 71-68 loss Fnday and absorb- The Lc\\·is nnd Clnrk JVs split
ing a 62-59 de.feal Saturdav.
1 a pair of close games with Pacl!~c
"'h · · 'ddled F~ 1 d · · d b ll h' . last we~kend . They dropped Fr1·
·.1 e InJUry n txmen P aye msptre 3 • tttmg dny night's fray ti4-59 but come
the hoop at a .4.95 clip for l.hc series, but the lack of depth 1 back Saturday to win 58·51.
spelled the dificrcnce. Wtth three The P1onecrs wen~ led in a los-
regulars situng OUl the SCrlell tht" osc Matmen Drop LC; mg cawc Friday night by Bill
Palatmc hall crew operated as n Cl k s I w· and Hon Stt1mpel who ehippcd 10
UDlt CSpCCinlJy Saturday night On oc 1 ta ey 1nners With )3 3tld 11 points fCSpccli\'C-
lh~,; Badgers home court. , ly After tending by n smgle pom\
BJg Loren Michelsen 1 th Scorlng but two wins the Pio-nt halHtmc, the boys cooled off
P!on£.-ers m nll dl'parune~~ fo~ n~er mstmcn bowed to Oregon in the third quarter ond o lntc
the two mght sumd :rollmg 1n n State last Saturday, 35-3· rall~ fell short..
total or 47 poml.S whtle plnymg Highlights of the mi'C.t were Ball Sti!Jllpel ~ 13 poants and
iJlJ but four minutes Mike was Mike Clock's exlubat1on pm m1d-strong reboundmg featured Snt-
ollo""'ed m the scoring parndc by w Y through the second round m urday night's ,rjctory O\'CI' the
rc:..t:n•c Dick Grant who cnnncd the heavy wctght clnss :md Ralph Badgers . He was ass)sted m the
20 rulung nt better th n o .500 St.oley's 10-0 dCCJSIOn m the light-scormg column by center ~lnr
hen\"y da\-uion Two of the Pula-ence Duke who potted 11 pomts.
unc lUll outfll found themselves Lendmg all the way, the P1o·
on th rr backs before the brst 60 nce.rs won in eonvincmg {n hion.
seconds hnd clnpscd Howard They invndo McMinm•alle Snt
£yerl) wns the \'ICll.rn of the urday night for a smgle game
quickest pm bemg decked m 33 against Lanf1cld pdce.
D \'C Gardner nnd M1chcm n
'\\ere powers on the boards wh£!f('
the two of them te:Jm~d up to
ptck up a towl of 414 rebounds,
two rnore than the Badgcn to
uat Th~ P10nrers packed off 73
ln the l\\'O cont t.!!. econds Stnlt'y was the only man
t go U1e hmit.
BOWLING PLAY TO BEGIN Sock Scores 32
In Mural Come Linfield Wildcats Pose Week End Foes
For Lewis & Clark in McMinnville Gym
Shdtnl dO\\ o thl crl l of the cun cnl fJVL E,.lmt. lo~tn.; .1trenk,
Lcwas and Clnrk's inJury nnd Sickness riddled P1onccrs make their
sixth attempt to crack tht' confcr~rl! win column wht'n they travel
to McMinn\'lllc to test the LmC1cld W1ldc:tts Snturday .
Cont•h Roy Helser's Waldcats occupy the third position in the
standmgs' ns they have picked up wms ovcr Whitman twice and
Willuml.!tl C once whale losin~ to Willnmcttc ond Colll•gc of Idaho.
LC finds itsl'li .siUmg on the confcrcnc~..' buscml.'nt.
The Wildcats wlll present o form1dnhl•• scormg attock high·
ltghtcd by Don Porter, lop scorer 1n the Northwest lost senson at
Portland State, and Dave Sanford, regular center last yt•nr. Along
wHh Gene Small, the other :forward, lh1s trw presents a !onn1dable
foe on the backboards .
Stnrung guards nrc Newberg's Ros••n brothers. Ted ond Rube.
Rube. mcidentnlly, broke Porter's TYV league scormg rt."<.''rd last
)'ear. Reserve l".t.renglh JS prov1ded by velertms Al Tarp;ming, Ron
Von Dollah, Bob Cnllins, Don Stensland and Bob Dalll'r.
The P1onecrs will go mto tonight's frny mtnus the services of
Gary Jackson. Duane Brady and Don Wnrrl Jnc.kson may be able to
sec llrn1tcd action, however Brady hns left school to rt'Cm·cr from
tus mononucleosis attack and Ward IS con!tncd to bed m the college
mfirmary with Ute same disease.
LC's st.orlmg lineup an tonight's game will be the snmc ns the
one st..art1ng the Pacif1c sencs: Hnl Adrmn and Dave Gnrdncr at
forwards. Lorl!n Machclsen at c~nta nnd Joe Roulln nnd G••nc Helm
at guard
Del Phis, Independents Win Games
Cheers !or Mears w .lJ I he .;hou t t hut \lit ·nt up from tht Del Phi
bnskctball tl'um Tuesday during noon wh"n Lorraine M<'ars rnckrd
up 12 potnts lo boost the D~l Phi's to victory over Stewart hall, 22 5.
The sk1ll or Stewart's Regina Titus was cv1dent as n 1·ovtng Coach Eldon Ftx "'u ph o od
v.alh tht: work f hi · .. end
a;evcn" the pnsl weekend. Inex
penence nnd a couple or breaks
pla)·ed a sm ll p t m the t
Offenng no excw c and not nt
tempting to fu: b'Wm~.: !or th
losses he s:ud. W )Ust JtOt bt!nt Cand1dutc for the I.C bowling
• rn m ' gt•t full c.Jtouuls on tcnm
pra• uc by con to c t 1 n g Norm
Pet n;on or R"n Mnn;hnll. The
l am will travel to the lntercol
les.aate bowling tountnmctll nt
WilShmcton State t.hJs (i}lring II took ••1ghl mmutcs before player. •
11nyonc could score an the Stgmn· lndeprmdent s JUmped out aiH'ad of Tht!lu I~ wm by o close score
Shocker clash The gomc suw of 14-10. Independent's K1m Tousley totnl<!d 12 pomts with her· QUIC'k
J3,r{;n/Jame
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Small decorative plants & cacti.
Ideal for dorm rooms.
Comer of Terwilliger & Taylors Ferry Rd.
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Shockers wnued
until two mm
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fore coring a
Ucld go<tl. Dave
Etter of S1gmo
took credat !or
C B&A,,» ~l OJt_ high pomt man au-o ... P• .. OCI
Wllh 9.
The Cnst-Orrs. playing wath
fnur mr•n, never had a cleor lead
and wc.·t~ hurd pti!Jllcd up to th~
gun by the Knppu'a 1n the Frlduy
gomt•. Brnd Sack tossed in 32 nf
thtJ Can-Orr polnltt tur the hagh·
est score by one mun ·this .sea~~on.
Chuck Hulings C!Jnnt'd 17 for
Kappa an lbt• 56-48 uf!nlr. Don
Carner wnr; o bag foetor in the
Cfln-Off vrctory by controling the
boards.
The other Pr~dny nom~> IHW the
Shoshhcks mushmg the Alphu
Knppn P1i's, •2-15. Gcc.rge Dun-Got the Habit Again?
Come Out of the No-Doz
Fog and Down to
Pete.. Pan D .. ive-in
For a Refreshing, Revitalizing
Meal Before the Axe Falls.
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A llUJo blt of KawaU b bo
lng added to tho Lowb and
Clark c:ampua next aom.at.or
when hula Ieason• wW bo
tauqht by Verna Loo, aontor in
nuralng education . 'Second Stanza
Registration Set
•
RAY HYDE
Lefty Hoada South
BY FRANK FLORI
LOG Sporta Nowa Editor on tho team. howover u tho
Iotter wonl on 1o relate. A call
from Or .. gon ABC proaiclenJ
Nick Sck.avono conflrml'd tho
aolocllon Monday. Told .to keep I
tho aeloc:tlon 'socroJ.' Roy wu
aurprlaod to gel a call 1rom tho
Oregonian Monday niqht.
All told, lout P.lcihc Coast
bnscbnll ploy .~ra we1 c selected.
One, Pete Gieger of U. or Wanh
lngton nnd S~nllle, oppos1.>d Hyde
(Contfnu<.>d on Page 3) Tho loaaona wlll follow in·
tramural ba•kotboll and will ~
bold durlnq noon bout Tueaday
and Thundery Relustrnt1o n for th~ spranc sc·
ml!stcr Blorts ttt {l n.rn Mond y,
Jnnunry 31. AL thUI umo rcgls
h nnLB whose nomcs begin with
t\. B, C or D mny obt.aln thc1r
rcg1strnt1on booklct.a tn the
chap,• I.
At 10 Lm. booklola of thole
whoao names atan with £. F.
C. H. l and J wUl be dlatrlb·
ulod. Penons whoso namoa be·
gin wUh K 10 Z may got thou
bookll'ta at II a.m. Regbbatlon
EST. 1067 wUl ~ held 1n the theo.tol'
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
WilJJom H. Norris, registrar,
ltreru;es lhnt students who need
to r1•Jtistcr early because of oth"r
obllgntiORS at this t.lmf•, should
notify lhe regiJitror's oUJc:c
liOmt:!llmc dunng exam WC~'k.
'J'hcsc students' booklets will be
pulk>d out beforch&td and dlJ
trlbutcd rh·at on Monday morn
ing. There will b~ n f of $5 for
late rc,::f.strants
Members of the faculty wfU
be in Jholr places for CONUlta ·
tion aJ 9 a.m. Busin.eu admi"n·
istration lnatructon wiU be
avallable tn lbo B. A. building
and the music faculty wUl bo
in their music: rooms.
Norns nlao remmds that stu
dena who have completed pre
rCglSlMJhon mw;L retltrter nt lh1s
time, Jonuory 31.
C'omplyanr \\ lth a pohcy ot
stcpp!,;·d-up nthletlc ll'prcs~ntu
tion in foreign C"ompdltaon, the
Umtcd Stntcs will send u power
-ful 380-mon squad of crmm-of
thc-crop athletes to the Pan
Amencnn gnmes to be held in
Mcxaco Caty March 12·26; one o!
whom, at w.1s announc<;d this
week, w11l be lefty Ray Hyde,
LC 1 mor bast.!bnll stnr. Vol. XIII Pioneer Log, Portland , Oregon. Friday. January 21. 1955 Number l&
Double-Header On Femmes' Slate
Dormitory Girls to Invite
Town-iles to AWS Party
An opponumty for LcWlB and Clnrk g1rls who
hvo at home to sec "the olher sade" wall be Cl\'o.:n
them Jnnuary 31. This Monday CV('ning, after a
rugged doy of regislrntaon, w11l be the dote for the
nnnual Associated Women Students' slumber party,
wh~rc "typ1cal dorm lite" will be in order. All g1rls who live ocr cnmpw; nrc eord1olly m
VIted to nttcnd th~ nnnunl <!vcninc of food, frolic,
and fcmininl! c:hatle.r, Sk'<.'p tS not guornntced, but
run n promlSed to everyone, occording to AWS
pres1denl Betty DfP.tcr. Pauly to Peterson
As Prof Departs
Catherine Lou 1 s c Petersen,
PorUnnd symphony member. will
take lhe place ot Rcmhord Pauly,
nssutant professor of musicology,
on the muSJc faculty next 5Cm" -
tcr. Pauly is gomg to Europe on
the first traveling fellowship C\'CT
awarded by lhe Yale groduatc
school He obtarned has muter's
degree in music there m 1948 Hyde o throe-year letterman
on tho Pioneer baseball vanity
and acclaimed by exp!'lrtt u
ono of tho top loft bandera in
America. will tra•el to Chicago
to join tho remainder of tho
l6·man U. S. diamond squad
and coach John Koba of Michi
gan State March 9. February Ito See ISC
Spring Rushing Sign-Up
NiC'k Scknvone, president o£
the Ou~gon Amcricnn Baseball
Congress, Tucsduy told the LOG
thot the ildt·ctlon was "'l'he best
that could posibly bt• mndc from
the stult• of Oregon. It couldn't
hov' IMPP •ned to n nln r 1\JIIO\\." Tho rooms will be alicked up and tbe ontlro
dorm will bo open for tho •isitora' mapoction.
The idea behind tbu party 11 to gin tho town
atudenll a.n idea of dorm living aa well ar to
offer thom a bottor opportun ity to moot dorm
rosidontt. whom they ha•o lh1lo chanc:o to ~
come acquaint ed with during the usual campu
day.
Tlw €vening of fun wilt get under wny at Akin
holl from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., when the girls will reg
ister. Everyone must n~gu;ter, 11 IS stressed, ns thnt
IS when they w1ll be told the room they will be
:stnying in, 'Entcruunmcnt 1s next on the agenda,
nnd then a short Jaunt lo Stc\\ nrt hnll for refresh
ments. From theh~. the coeds w1ll d1spe.rsc to the
vnnous dorms where they Will be spending lhc
night. Spnng rushing for soronucs wfil opeu on Feb
ruary 1. The regislrntion Ice of 50 ccnl8 Wlll be
taken an tha~ day in the theater. Additional sign
ups must be tomplctcd b-.· I' b1 u • 'll 9 an the gym.
To be eligible for nubing and orority mem·
benbip, a woman muat be a IKond term
tnahman and han aUendod Lowia and Clark
for at least one term prior to ruahing. She
must havo maintained a grado point a'ferago
of at lou! 2.5 tho term prior to ru.hing. Reg.
islration and nab fee payment muat be com
plttted at lht-apeci.fiod limo and ploce. A min
imum oi 12 hours is required at tho tim«t for
ruabing and for tho aomester beforo ruabfng.
RegiStered rushl!e!; arc in\•itcd lo all lhn.oc tens Pauly 1s plonnmg to continue
hts l'CS(!arch in Michael Hnydn,
Gennan composer. He will spend
much of his bme m ltnly nnd
Austrm. The fcllowshap provides
funds Cor a ycnr of study nnd
travel.
Miss Petersen plnys the V1olin
and \'lOin. A graduate of Mlllll
college nnd University of llhnois,
she htJs studied wllh widely
:known ~trlng teachers or the
Unitro States. Sbc nlso nltc.nded
the University of Colorado She
hns played With orchestrns in
Hollywood, Colorado, lllmois and
PorUnnd. Mobbed by enthua1aahc atu·
denta offering congratulations
on campus all weok long, the
pleuant, red-haired Hyde wore
a amite as wido 01 the Journal
buildmg. Still bctllming. tho ace
lefty commonlod, "ThJs cxpori·
once will give mo Bn idoa of
what tho cnlibor of ball is llke
in tho othor countries."
A dc\'Olt!d athlete whose late
long omhitJOn hnB bt>en to ploy
for n b1g ll'llguc tcrun, he added,
"Thas Will gl\'c my cnrel"r the
shot 111 the tr • that 1t nl:l d "
R<Jy fint got wtnd of tho
good nowa to como when em
offiaal letter hoaded 'United
Statos Olympic Committee"'
and datod January 15 roachod
him hom coach Koba.
''J h wr JU'It b~:"n m touch with
C 0 Brown out at the Amcn
cnn Rn~tebnll Conr.n.'S!I ond he in
forms me thot \'OU w11l be ownl-• obit• as n member of the Pan·
Amcnc:nn bn ,-.bnll tcnm whu:h
plnys 111 Mcx1co City r.torch 12-
23," Kobs' lcttt r begon.
Roy was atill not 'officially' All four women's dorm& will parhcipato.
and tho A WS i sending invitationa to bll off.
campus girl . These letters will contain all nec·
ossary informiUion. Anyone who nooda a ride
or who will bavo sparo room in hor ear is
urged to moot aJ tho YWCA at 7:30.
The cntcrtamment and rcglstrn\Jon comrnttlt;C
meludcs Pal Hackman, Bonnie Jean MrLcod, Losln
Trut•.x, Lorna. Harper, Vetta l\lne Wnrd, Verna Lee,
ond Mt.11 I n HJck .x
Tho only oxponso for the affair wlll be break·
fast Tuesday morning. whtch tho gula will havo
to buy aJ tho cafoterla. on Sunda), February 20, whether they have rushed
before or not. The t<!as nrc scml·formnl. Hat.
gloves nnd hcc ::u nppropdntc.
Invitational c:ostumo parties will be given
by the thre1 ~.ororiJ..ies. Theta Kappa lead&
wtth ata party on f'ebrun.ry 22. Delta Pbi
Gamma and Alpha Gamma aro planning their
arlies tbe Hmo wttok.
E..1ch ru hcc who attended the purlfcs wUl ga~c
her !;oronty preference m order of ht!r choice to
Jo'reedn Hartticld, dcnn of women on March 1
between 9 a.m nnd 2 p.m. tn her otf1cc The next
day rushees arc to pick up btds there between
9 n m nnd -1:30 p.m.
Car Registration Needed
1\ ll 1ophomore!'. w 1th automo
biles mu .t obtnln new spcctnl
sophomore car sticker~ for I hl'
S(!cond semester. These mny be
obtDined ()n rcglslrntion dny.
Am•onc who nd\•anccs from one Howe, Snyder Capture Leading Roles
In Spring Play, 'Payment Deferred'
?•anc Snydl!r nnd John Howe I Herb Scholder, George C Spcl
WJll star Jn the drnma depart- , 111, Davtd Lamer, Darryl Stel
•
clnss to :mother should also get
on nppropnatc sticker mcnt's productwn of ''Payment fons nnd Lee Laxdall.
Dcfcn'l>d" by Jeffrey Dell wb1ch Bolh Pauly and Miss Petersen
are members of the Portland
symphony. The former pla~'S f1rst
v10hn nnd the Iotter fust viola.
DADS SEEK
MORE DADS
The follo\\•ing lS nn open let
ter to fathers of all Lewis nnd
('lnrk sLudenl$, on behnli of the
I .C Dads' club.
Religion-Education Confab lo Attract
, College Profs, Youth Group Workers will be presented cnrly 1n Marc:h.
Other lends w11l be ployed by
Sylv1a Fnlconcr and Marguerite
V1ckc.rs.
Accordmc to Ron Willson, sen
lOr dmmn mDJOr who will direct
the play, other parts have b~n
nUocoted to Cordon Trubshaw, "Pnyml'nl Dcfcrr\XI" IS n mur
der mystery that tnk~ plncc !n
l..ondon, England, m the carl~
1900's Joyce Mnnntng is in
charge of costumes for the play,
wnh Phylli Holhd;ay domg
make-up and props, a lstel on
the Iutter by Jack Booch. Thts orgnnuatlon has. s1nce 1U
!oundang two years ngo, present
ed TV sets to Stewart and Plott
halls nnd establa.shcd a cup for
the outstandmg football player
ot the year, which 1S ownrdQd ot
each homecoming come 'l~
bcrshlp a.s $5 for life
An open Iotter to lbe dada of
Lewis and Clark college:
This applies to dads who hOYe
not applf•d for a life mornbenhip
ln the LC Dads' club. College tcot'hers, youth t;t oup
workers und others lntl!n•stcd m
the fJeld of higher educahon Will
Rother on t•nmpus Jo'\•bruory I and
5 for the Northwest Confere nce
on &ollglon in Higher Educ:at1on.
Thill 111 not the first tamt• the
&roull hn.s met on thi:; cnmpus,
ft•r 11 WHS here lhut tlw orgnnl·
I Ulllon WDS roundt.•d Ill I !Nil. Dr.
JQhn Hnatlngton, profcsso& of
Phalosophy, and IJr. liurold 'l'ut
tl•·, d1rc<'lo1 of youth lcudea"Siup,
Were tntUrumc nlal in 1t f11und-
1ng nt thnt tunc.
Dr llorry H. Rudm, prole sor
O( h111tory ot \'uh! UniVerSity, and
Dr. Bernhard W And~ rsun, dean of Drew Th~olog1cnl seminary,
wtll be thl' fcnlurt.>d speakers. Dr.
Rudm 1s n ret.'Ogni~cd nulhonty
on F.uropt!R n relot1ons and the
problem of wnr ond PI'OCC, while
D1. Anderson as author u( the
heat-selling "RHdiscovel'i ng tlw
Bible,"
D1. ttidC<l lla!lhhnoto, profcs-
1:\t)r of rdh:ton, IS St.>crctru y of ttw
plunmnr. committee and will be
tn chru gc of rcghtrallun Confcl'·
enre chamnnn 1s Dr. C. Wnrtcn
Hovland o{ Oa egon Stnt•• C:•Jilt•J::C
Or, John L Anderson, chap
lain, wns chn1rman of thl' conler
enre lost yt•Or when it met nt
Pu llmnn, Washmgton. Blanket-Toss Nets Shekels
A half-time stunt, dunng the I Persons maktng e<1ntribution nt
Lt'WIS and Clark-Pucafac uni \'Cr· the door were giv<!n spcctnl tick
sity buskctbnll gamL• January l \, ets from wh1ch Robin Schulllc,
addt•d $36 10 the cmmpus Mnrcb poho convnlc$cQnt, dre\\ the Wtn·
ot tlinw:J fund whach totaled mng numbur. R<.tbin, now ~;\en,
140 37. In this unique feature wus strH:ken four ycnrs ogo. She
u blnnkct wns C"arricd. by tts rt!mO'-'t•d her leg braces lnJt No
cornl'l'tl, in rront or the stands to ''~lmbcr. 'I he priZe, a basketball
cntch co ana toSllt!d by the spcct.o-nutot;t•aphed by the learn, "as
tous. The conlnbuhon w:u; sttm-won by Jock Harding, sophomore
ulalcd by the slogan, "Hit Polio cliUis preside.nt.
by lhttlng Ulc Sl3nkct ." The dravc wns tnttalted Jonu·
A second feature brought an ory 11 and clo t.'d Jonunry 18
unestnblishcd amount of money, D1wc Porter, cho1nnnn .
• We nood you dada to help fur
ther our ~~ canso fot promot·
ing good f..Uowship bohrHn par
onb and students of Lewia and
Clark eoll •.
'i our memborship will make an
everlasting bond that ia prlc:el"a.
We =• &UJ'O yaW' ideu a.nd opin·
iona wW mak• tbia a wonderful
institution and J'OW' sons and
daughter will be jus.tly proud of
your auoclation with tbe Lewis
and Clark Dad•' dub.
f'or further details, caU me.
Ror A. Pond
Momberahip Chairman
Phone: TR 192& FTiday, Januuy :ll, l9S~
•.. with Hoopes Ex-Senator Joins Optional Final Plan THE PIONEER LOG
HOOPING IT UP
The owner of a little-red '50
Olds con\:ertlblc has lUSt lost all
of h1s pomts wtth Dr. Tuttle. H
:s~ms that this con,·ert1blc O\\ U·
er off(!I'('d Dr. Tuttle a r1de into
town last Wcdncsdll)' as Or. Tut·
\l~ hnd a speaking engageme nt.
ApparenUy the engagement "n
for ll a.m. so lhe Dr. n~ to
m<.'Ct lhl' com•crtible owner at
10 15 om Wtth knowlcdse of n there stood three cops in my
Inn" of trafCac. Mr ltrsl thought
was w1shin~ 1 hnd n lu•nrsc and Future Promotion TJngs eas ays
lly Mcxrtln Bleythlng NC!. t srmc tcr the ~~niors moy the pcn;on hntl hnd f~ test O\'cr •
Tl L
1 d ..,
1 k
11 not hnvl! to go through the ten· ull llw mut••rutl SOint•llmc during
lC uC\\ S an C l\1 rO ego \ 1 U development progrnm hh
1 ~en s1on thnl hns f ••t mcd to prc,·nil tw t•rm. l'Cuu,;c 1! the sludcnl throughout the studt•nt body this knows lhl' mntc•tnl II"' kno•"• 1t
dceldl'dly (\('('! lcrnt •d b\' the up· " nn • ~ t: • wt•ek bdorc th~.: cHmnclic linal but if ht• hn11 jt1st m"mor'z •d ••
pomtmcnt of Ph11ip S. ll1lchc!Ock , · ~ 1
" . ,. •
tha !C ::tretrhers U\lt th&s gn,·c
wn~· to thoughts ol t lppmg.
My rogiatratl on? Oh yoa. I1'1
horo in tho glo•e compartment .
He Ha. The time l 1p4tnt looklng
for it. ho could ha .. rnd halfway
through Burna' Weatern Civ.
Strike ono. When do my platel
expire? Oct. S$--1 think. Slriko to the stafC. Unhl the ll('.;lnnans wcok. then he Wtll do the snmc tlun~
of the prest'nt -~·mL"St<-r Hitch· Proposnls hnVl' been voic~d lor. tht• flnnl. 1 npprovc of the
cock "n~ a member of the Ore· thnt scntor c~'llmS should he op-optional systt•nl wtth quuhfica-
gon scnat~. representing the sc.v-ltOnnl. 'The pr1vttcged scmor shall tton . check wllh hiS pro(t!S!'or nnd de-DONNA DAY JUOinr ""'h t
cntccnth dtstncl wh1ch includ~s · -• a Clde {01 lumscU whether he Will ·oum.h pr·~tt ~· nood I tl1ink ti 1
1\.,arnnth nnd four other southern · ~ • .. · nn s • nd to tel\\ n he l~t the 10 o..m
bu~ cu by.
'When the owtu•.r came out to
tnkc his oor o.nd th Dr mto
town he found thnt .some clulr
actcr h d pnrked m tmek of hu;
r, rendenng the con,·ertiblc
1mmobtlc. What's more. the cul
prit couldn't b(' found Tame
grew sbortc.r, the Dr. bccrune
more frustrated nnd the eon,·c.rt·
ib1c o\\7ler's populnnty \\"llh sAud
Dr. dl\'cd for the ze.ro mnrk.
Fortunn~ly. the doctor fmall)'
obunnL>d n r1de with someone
else and my .!<lOI"\' t.inishes wtth
a happy ending. The convert.iblc
owner cot his car on the road at
somethinG ill:\! lunch Ume. Moral
-Never oHcr a professor a ride
-let them truce the bus instead. • • •
Last week. T'Om Harlan, Mol")'
Jeffrey, Donna Hopf1cld and Ln·
Vaunu~ Muntz. a ceo m p n n 1 c d
j ours gruesome~ into the big
aty. Al thiS particular time. the
Rndnr Car wns parked an front
o:f the Blue Henvcn on Barbur
Bh a Apptwamatcl)• 600 icct
d0'\\'11 the h1ghway \\'ere SlX mo~ clc oops. Beh~ e 1t or not,
'\\ c mnnoged to get by the whole
wo.rks w1thout any trouble.
This so wonis.hed Tom and me
that we thought we bad bettor
check and s.ee if a miraCle bad
botallen us.. So. into the nearest
butcber ~op: bonowed some
butcher paper. g:rttas(! p41ncil and
with .the belp of Mary's Ups.tick
-fimLbed our sign wbich read
RADAR TRAP AHEAD. We
dro.-e back oul Bzubur and
parked i.D front of 1hc Caro Ami·
co with the sign on ibe car trunk.
Aftu twenty mmutcs our eu
nOSttY got the best of us Tcll·
lilg the pollccmen "e were LOG
;reporters. '\\e began to nsk som~
quesuons., two.
Thou,cht ,.,c were plnym& t.rui.h
or cons~uenccs MY consc
qu<'nccs. Net for the dn •: one
hour wasted. one tlcket for no
reg!Stmtion nnothcr for expired
plntt.-.s, nnd my eJ'-frtcnds late for
clnss. Anybody thnt's antcrcstcd,
2nd nnd Onk and I prefer Pnll
Mnlls. Morn I: lf you mnke ll the
first mtlc. don'l tut n back. l\hr
Dcles don't hnpJM)n these do;>'S.
IJ~e tk StJdat Sute
Thetas Elect
New Leader
.Prepnrnt1on for the deluge
(fmnls) lclt P1onccrs too busY to •
lead much of n soctal life thiS
week.
Officers of Alpha Rho Omega
fraternity, bclsides tbose listed
last wuk. include Fred Stock.
historian: Wes Strahm. pledge·
master, and Don Shell. tteasur·
er. who is doubling as IFC rep
Semor Darrell Everett nt•O
grnd Patsy Annnln became en
gaged on Chrastmos E\'c. Pnts:r is
~or.kmg for lhc government in
Wnshmgton, D. C., and lhe
"tronsocuon" was completed b)'
phone They plon to be marned
m Augusl.
Th~la Kappa held a t.radi·
lionel kitchen shower {or Jo·
anne Burt. outgoing president.
Wednesday enning nt her
home. Joanne. who i' gradual·
ing this January, plana to mar·
ry Don Paul50D. '53 • thi1 month
Newly elected Theta otficcn
arc: Mary Lynn Holm. prcsi·
deDI: Betty Dieter, Veep: Dorna
Ml.\rtin. lsl VO<!p.
F~rst and last. wns bow had
busine b<.-en dunng the lnst
twenty rnmutes.. Rrph" No bust·
ne9. Fmall' w151ng up one of
Lhcm asked u 11 we had hod a The LC Dads' club will make
plans Jor a campul amorg&S·
bord when they meot at 7:30
Monday. February 3, in Pal•·
line manor. wke the. raunl c:xnm. nrc a rtrind, but 1 Uunk '-'OU learn
counues u .; In th.is new postuon, Httchc:ock The following are comm<'nt.s !rom them. Howc\'cr, 1 don't
devotes hts tim cto reprcsentmc n1odc to LOG stnH ro,•ing report· knClW how I'll fccl when 1 nm n
lhc rollege
10 the Oregon synod c.rs t.nkmc n poll for opmions on ~l!nlor.
of the Presbytcrmn church. His this idea ELISE NITSCHEM . sophomore
plnn no\~ concerns t\\O phoscs of HERBERT KRUGER. l!nior--''1 don't think they should be·
promotion: one, to lny n foundn· .. lt n sentor hns abo\'- .1 htgh 'C' cauEc when you arc m thu bmu·
tion for estobhshmS lh•mg g1fls, then I should sny a rmal isn't ness world you won't hove to
''C!:ot.s. mcmborlol funds nnd en· necessat y but i{ he has n 'C' or lnkc ksts. So why is It necessary
dowmcnt.s; the other, to pay oH less he sh•>Uld 1lkC the {mal." (or J;Cniors to tukc flnnls to keep
the present operot.tnc dcftcit. To JERRY BOWDER <t:rndunle)-them on lhc bnll. At this st.ngc
accomphsh lhls latter phn~c ht• "1 don't kno\\. I don't think 1 of the game the l:Ollcgc student
has Jc,·iscd n plan to interest Lhl' hu,·c nn opinton. however at the should be mature enough to nc-
31,000 members ol the synod to Unh•crsity of Weshmgton we ccpt his responsibilities which m-
conlrlbut•• an average o! $1 per dtdn't takl.' {innis nnd 1 enjoyed cludl tudytnv
person each yenr. His first c!fort.s thnl SALLY GRONSA.ND . !'lopho
hO\'e been m this nrcn. CURT COPENHAGEN . senior morL ''l'ht.! ho\tld be c xmnpt,
Until a year ago the church did -·tn ' ;cmor ;; ca$C espcttallY if but they should b~ sure thnt lh~y
not pcamlt college support to ap· he ha.s hea\':)' tcspon.<:~bilil 1cs at have weekly tests in the subjects
pear in 1ts budJ:cl but this sttua· home nnd school he should have so thnt they would have some
tton is now re.mcched. Hhchcoek the option of takmg or rejl!<:tinc l•t m(. tt r work for grading.''
explnans that LCWlS and Clork IS h1s Canals." FRED CURTICE . sophomon.
not a dcnominsl1onol college but BtLL MARTELL . senaor-"To ' No they should not be c.:. cmpt.
is a Chnstian msutution w1th a be p<."r!ecUy !rank. 1 don't ~e They're no different than any
correct segnrd nnd relation to lhc why tlwY an: any different from other clnss. lt would just be on
Presbyterian ~·nod. other st Jdt·nl " excuse to coast through th,.
H whole year."
e has not dc.hmtcly d1scon- MARGARET HAYES . senior-tinued hts political career, but "1 think 1 • good idea bccauEe LEIGH WILCOX, sophomore-
having found the burden o( tn· at g1\ es the k1ds llmc to do otht.•r was 10 fnvor of the idea, saying,
terrupting the schooling of his things. However T should per-"Y~.'' they should be. 1 don't
three children during legislative sonlly hkc to toke Ule final, but believe an finnls nnywny. Eilher
sessions loa serious for the1r edu· I thmk at should be optional for you know or you don't, and if
c:allonal net.>ds, he accepted the those scmors who are married or you cram for fmnls, you will only
pos1tion offered him on the col-hove JObs or too many other forget it anywny "
lege d~:vdopmcnt program . things that have to be done. Par- ARDYS WARD. sophomorL'--
When askt.>d about his ,•icws ttcularly smcc on added week in "l ftwor the Idea because they
on th•• polttlc:al s1tuntton he st.al· soml r.a \::> i. tmportant." have lotl much to do for gradu·
cd Without hcsitat1on, "'fhl' solu- TOM DAKLOS , :mmor -Il ntion; and I don't think the last
uon of our poUtic:.al economy de· would bl nacc if we didn't have to final will detcrmmc nnylhmg,
pcnds upon the strong minds of I tukc them. The 5(!niors should be bL•cause if lhl'Y don't know where
men Todny, more than ever. n is oblc to tnkc the grade at the ume thf'Y stnnd then, they ncw·r will."
Jmpcrnuve that such lenders re-lhcy mokc their optional d~c1sion TAMARA JAFFE. scnior
c"l\•c their cducnuon m n col· \\'lthout penalty of jeopnrdi 2inc ''I'm· dcfinih·ly in rovor of it.
lege w1th rt baste: Chrlstinn coun;l! their grnde by further competi· Grades ha\'e to be m bdorc tho
of study. ll IS n pnvjlcge to hnvc uon w1Lh the rest of the class." end of Unnl week. I<'mnls arc use
a part JD th1s program, cspccmlly I JOANNE BURT. ~entor-"1 less because the professMs nl
wath Lew1s ond Clark college" think 1t would be n good idea if rend}' hn\'c mode the l!.rndcs."
BARK OF THE LOG
SNOOPIN' WITH STANISLOUSE w·11• 1 tng Worker:
Finals Bring Drama, Trauma Where Are Jobs?
To the Editor:
1gn up No sr' Aft~.:r nll, LC
tud n~ ab1dc by the law: or
&Omt:lhlng hk<' lbnl. Wttb htS
suspte~on aroused. departure
umc '\\D.S rape When we ap
pronehcd the motore)·clc trap, Kappa nsnm c:opturcs a spac
an lhu old column w1lh the nn·
nouncemenl of lhc mnrnagc of
Jtrn Ste~cns and Betty Anne
Chl!tltn u t. R ychac Lrouma th~.~· call It Mc<hcal nulhortllcs I!Xplrun 1l as \he
cl!ect of cerwm emottonol or shock patterns and phenomena upon
cvcrydoy uom1nl (?) bchllVtUr . Or, us the) say-wtth fmals ns tht:
vern cnusa-bs.:eommg "tihook "
Unusual behavior such a& atudying . going to the library 111· You said in your Jnsl dltorinl
thnt n large pnrl of the llhlm<'
for some people on thiS campus
bcmg ov~rw()rk~·d loy w1th the
people who hnd bl'ntns and abil
Ity hut no uct1vity. Since every
one hns hrnins (Or supposedly so)
1tnd obult)' of some sort (even t r
1t's only g<•ttang In the way) th1s
,;tptemcnt is true. liTTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
-. -
-/.7 tendanc:e at aeminllri and classes. ole., hu bHn obaervod all
week. One prole150r mel two studonll for tho fint time in one
of his c:lauo• \aat week. Another. noted for his vitriolic outlook.
proclaim~ ho wu giving a final that "will separa!o the mon
from the boys"-this column may be written next seme!Uer by
a 164-pound 50prano.
Even drtvmg hnb1ts hnvc be·
come errattc as the campus accl·
dent-tlckct statistics h1t the
downtown papers. l can sec whnt
Lhey m63n though; yesterday 1
foUowc·d n 5\udent-drlvc n Chev
rolet out Barbur blvd. and the
crozy fool drtvi!T onl)· kept 2 feet
ahcnd or me th•• whole ttme
~The four B's aro the order
of tbo week." &ays lltllo Tommy
Goldsmith . comnuu\oner in
charge of stu<Unt afiait•·-1
disrockymem~r now but l
thi.nk he satd they wore Books.
Bleck coffee, Blood1hot oyet,
and Bensedrlne.
Blf c•ampw; poU obout whether
or not 61.!ntors should takt' finals
ln the 6pung nccomphshcd, l1ll
per usual, nothing. Howevt 1 they dlrln't os ml...._So nnlurnlly I'm
come to tell tht?m anyway. lL 1
hod my wny nobody would wkc
fmals m the spnng and all dasscs
would be held by the swimming
pool
Moro new1 about thal super·
ucrol danco in April· it's ~ing
put on by a non-profit organi
zation. bide (if you can get one)
will bo only about $2 por copy
and il o.ll they 1oy is truo it
hould bo quite a ball. They
told me not to print onytb1ng
(probably knowing tull well
that I would), but 1 can't be
bought-unlou o! courao. J. C.
Brandon of tho Junior Cham.
ber of Commorce wan.ta to mail
me a bid.
OUicliLI t•ublloallon ot lh• A~aoclat!l" lflud• nl of J..cwlti an•l
Colh·r: l'ub lllh.,(l w kl)" durinG thu cwllo:e )'r:ar. tiUb!!«"TIJ•llbn 'lark rntfl'
U.OO P"'r y~ar . Clau.reC lUi •• cond c.lllU malt.,r o t l'vrtland Or• i,:on. HoWC\'Cr d1d you cvc.r huppcn
to think that there m c some peo
ple On this campus who would
bo willing to work but don't
know how to go allout finding
sonwthmg to do {me for one). It
seems thnt the well known peo
ple nrc the ones that nlways get
a ked and thot tho ones who an:
seldom heard from nrc forgotten.
II there m c these jobs nround
ssn't thl!lt! some woy to publtctzc
tht•m? One wn} mJ(Ihl be to hst
the ll\'DIInblc JObs 111 the LOG
1llong w 1th o 1, 0 box number
as o plncc to sign up tf tntNcst~
cd. Another posslbihty would be
to hU\IC 0 li8l 10 'IOmP {'<'ntra}
pluc· suc:-h ns till' post oH1c1;
whurt: rwuplc who rn c u1tcrcsh'd
in hnving some o( these JOblf
could stgn up.
Br'sides thl' pcoph: Without
JObS gcuing "on the slick and ac
cepting u (Pw t xtrn tu•ks," wh;>'
don't the peopll-passing thcm out
gl'l on the stick and look just n
little fnrthcr for people who
would be w1lhn~: to work'l
Barbara Otiood• I rrlday. j
Dr. 1
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obs rriday. Janunry 21. 1955 THE PIONEER LOG
Dr. Tuttle Slates NCCJ Workshop Religious Group
A WOlltshup on anlt.•rgroup l'dU· tlnn• Hnd J~:ws, Ia the first of Its Schedules Retreat
cotlon hns been schcduh.!d Cor type to be held tn tht: Porllnnd
June 13 through July 1, accord· men. There wt•rc 7.7 workshops
lnG to Dr. ltnrold S. 'l'utlh', pro· spt1n orcd hy the NC:CJ nt \'an·
f• ssor u{ educotlon ond '.'O-dt-ou coltP.tWS and unh•..-rsitics
rccwr of the worktlhup Dr. Ed· nero s the nntlon lnst ycnr 'The
\\nnl Olli••n, director of <!ducat ion ndmimslrutlnn of the wm kl;hop
m the Ch1cngo 1u••n for tht• Nu-Wtll be corrlcd out by lhe college
llonnl Con{ PI cncc or Chnsllans OS pntl or the summl'r P.&ston and
and Jews, wns selected by lhe threL• umtn of gmduntc crcdlt
NCCJ to be lbe oth' r n 1 •ct 11 nn)' b • earned by thos~.: "ho pen-'l'hl unnunl Palnhnton rl!trcot
hos been Hchcduled for the week
end of fchrunry 11 tv 13 nt Camp
<.:olton, nnnounc•'d Dr .• John L
Andt r11on, chnplnfn.
Thl.l ~ muly ronlcrcnor. Which
mccts for the purpnfl" of "f1 ~·e
ond unsh\Jclurcd dascuMion of
mhJOr thcologkol thcmt•s," will
hove u5 this ycnr's thcmr the pcr
J;I)n of Jesus Chrl t Dr Walter
W Wcss1l of Western Uaptlst
semannn• hn• bc~'n ccurcd ns Or. Olaon waa born and licipntc
reand in Hllbboro . He received The plan ia to provide apo·
his Ph.D. trom Columbia unl· ctllc methoda for breaking
v•rslty at tho aame time as down racial and reltglo!l' pro)·
Or. Tullio ha~o been making udlct Tho progrom wlll ln· •
, advanco preparation• and they elude fllma. proJI'cls cboson by
aro corroapondlng by alrmon to pcrHetpon t and on adminiatra -guest h!octcr
Rosolic Bnuder, JUnJor psychol
ugy mojor, ts chulrman or 1he
relrcot committee. Jnfol'mot1on
conccrrung the ••v(•nt mny bt: ob
wined from her or In Dr. An.
iJcrson's othcc, P-20 complote tht det ailed plans. Hvo in1tUute <•chool admlnls ~
trator' will bo invited to prco
aont tho problem a of intergroup
relauona u they fac:o lhom ln
lhotr tchoola). rht WOrk hop, tiJHlnSOH•d by
the Nollonal Conference of Chris-
Dr. Anderson Set
In Opening Chapel
Or. Bernhard W. Anderson,
dean of Drew Tht.•ologicol sem
Inary. will nddrcss the student
body nnd faculty an the tint
' ~pring semester ehnpel service
I t'cbruary 3
Or. Andunon wM proff or o!
1 Old Testament InU!rpretnl1on at
the Colgate Roehl t<:r Divmih
school ooforc comtng to Drew
thts ycnr. He is the author of
"Redisco vering Ute Bible" and
"The Un!olding Drama of lhe
Btblc:' He will be on campus at
thlS ttme to participate in the
Northwest Con(ercncc on Re
ligiOn 1n Higher Education ns n
fcutun.-d speaker.
Faculty ll'adcr for the service
wtll be Dr .liidco Ha hamoto, pro
fessor or rt!ligion. George Jetfcr
son. scmor psychology majot.
wm serve as student leader. Or·
canist wiU be Adrienne Hill. JUn·
lor elcmcntnr)' educntton majot.
CABO-AMICO
PIZZERIA
Italian Dinners
Scrvt..'<i in the Old Ptzza Hou~e
in a real Italian nt.mosphere
3606 S. W. Barbur Blvd.
BR 9266 Dr. Tuttle nnd Dt Olsc>n will
crvc as recourccs nnd od\·iscrs
as well ns b«!ang co-directors.
1'hcy Ill"(! not plnnnmg nny lec
tures.
Inf'ormatwn on 1h•• workshop
pdnted by the NCCJ wall soon
be mnalcd to teachers and other
prospective partictpant• Accord
ing to Dr. Tuttle, LC 'ltudcnts
ore Invited to pnrllctpat c.
Placement, Alum Contos
Beckon to Julia Johnson
M1 Julio John11on, director of
gutdunec nnd placement nnd di
rector of alumni activities, Is
plonning to go to Sea,Uc, January
20 and 21 for the Western Col
lege Placement ussocmtion con·
icrencc.
The foliO\\ mg week, Jnnuary
27 und 28, she wlll ttoV< ~I to Wall.
Wolin Cor the l'onft:n~ncc ol lhl
Northwest District of the Amen
can Alumm council.
-Question Hour Set
For New Students
An mformal get-together for
all new students will be held
on Thursdny, February 10, at
3:30 p.m. in the drnwing room in
PalAtine mnnor.
This nnnuol coffee hour ts de·
igned to acquaint new mid-yenr
students w1lh the school and also
give them opportunttacs to nsll.
questions about things which
may be or tnter(' t lo them.
Student leaden and taculty
members w111 al o be present.
Junior Borbnrn Fryou • is m
chorgc or nrrongcmc;~nts. Rcfrc h·
mcnts will b•• !erved -
Mrs. Stevahn to Attend
Camping Group's Clinic
Dot chLl«'L Hou<l' nt Occonlnke
H d G M . wtll be the st:ene of the annual y e Oes to eXlCO camp worktthop spon<:;on..>d by the
(.o.'lt l'l\Jt d from Page 1) Oregon cnmpmg association Jon-
on the mound tn the Western I unry 28-29 Mrs. Ellen Stevnhn,
ABC pluyo!Is. phystcnl cducnUCJn teacher, JS n
Luekily for Ray. tho annual ddcgutc to the workshop rcprc
apring •acation tall5 during enltng Lcwu; nnd Clark college
the Pan·Amoric:an gamo1 and Mrs Stcvnhn requests that nnr
he will not havf' to mill too m~n and "omen interested ll'l
many days of elass. camp counsehng or dny cnmp
Comp~tttton should uc ~ry wot k to contact her before Jnn·
good, according to Ray, :for the unry 28
t.nt.in American nnd South Amer-
ican reams nil piny wint~r ball Requests fot Aid Due
nnd should be m betwr shape
llhun U S. nUtlctf!S. Cuba, m pnr-
'----- --------.. ticulnr, seems lt, bl' a breedinG !lpot (or baseball cnthuslnslS. Ac-All nppl •• L .......... r grunts 10
nld. man•stcrJ:tl mds, Chrtstson
sct\'ICC twnrds nnd apphcohons
for n:newnls of the nbo\ e must
be 1 cccived by the student otd
committee choirmnn by Monday,
Jnnunry 24 Miss Julin Johnson,
chnh mon, mud that nppbcal1 on
wtll not be constdcrc d nhcr lhot Chicken & Dumplings
-Banquet Rooms-
Bruerls Tower
9656 S. W. Bar bur Blvd.
CHen-y 9065
in style • aguan an(l
•
$9.95
A Top Value at
PRICES
629 S. W. Waahlngt on
··~o atepa from Broadway" cording to nn offictol brochure
put ouL by Ule Mux1rnn govct n-
rncnt, nn cluborntc setup will
pro\ 1dc the ~ctttng Cor the gomcs
lbc whole world Wtll hnvc its
c)~ on date
Hvdt.' was an all·ctty perform-,..---------- --~
cr for Waslungton lugh of Port·
lnnd ('41-'50). He pions to tum
pru thas summt.'r, ''w1th the tcnm
tbot hns the best dcnl " - • Teherepnin Comes to LC
Alexander T ht' pnln, noted
composct and l'onductot, WJll be
It r,uc•st on lht.• LC campus Tut!S·
dnv nnd Wt..-dncsda>". February
i nnd 8. He w1ll present n rccitnl
'l'ucsdny mght and o pinno dtnic
Wednesday .
Morl' anCormullon Will follow . 'an1n1v 1'a, lor -. He(·o•·d ~hop
Prices have been
cut on all major
label records
Conll JJt n.nd look over
lJ" nnmplctc stock.
364 State St.. Oswego
BL 1-2139 !.....------------
THREE STAR
RESTAURANT
A ucky and Vic Harris
* Broiled Choice Steaks
*Chicken
*Seafoods
BREAKFAST -LUNCH -DINNER
8343 S. W. Barbur CHerry 7437 Mid-Year Grads:
Studcnus wtlu will aucccssfully
complete work ror their bnchc
lor· tlcv.ret• ot Ut~ end of this
term number 27
Thl dcnr• ~ wtll be owordcd
nt the eurnmcnccmc nt cxerc·IJ:cs
.I unc I, 1955.
Tho •· rccdvm,; cl mcntnry
cclucatton dcgrcCfi ore: Mory Rutz
Barthol(lmous, Joonnc Burt, John
Dav1d Fitzgcrnld , Annes Mnnc
Hemic. Ro em:try Joy llcrmo,
Hoy I, MeDon old ( BSl. ond Do-
U of 0 Medical School Page Throe
June in January
Jorcs Anne Hecoc.k (BA)
Also receiving dcgrcC'lf nru
Jock Wtlllom Berke (85). he~lth
phyJicol education: W Mnrun
Bleylhmg CBSJ, Joumnlism, Roh.
crt L Blosser CBS) hioolgy.
Curt R Copenhagen and Enrl S.
Tor11ngo (BS). cconomlcs-lnul·
nc tJdmtnis trnllon· Harold
Wnync Capplc, Kcnnoth l.A:-wa
Gould, FronctS Warren, Rnymond
Ho n, Clyde A Montgomery Jr,
Elc nor Cltt>ck Wuh Moo, nnd
Arthur W Shea Icy Jr CBS), and
Thomns LeRoy Hnnnnh fBJ. m
bustncas nummiJlrnuon
Calls Grad Granning Those reccav•nc psychology d -
Ann Grnnnlng, '5<1, who unlit grccs nrP Ahcc: S Feinberg and
recently held 01 poslt.JOn m the Joan Clntf1c Thompson (115) and
ndmmlstrotlvc ofttce m Palntano F1oyd R ymund Wndd 11 (BAI
manor, bcgnn Jnnunry I ns di-1 B tty Juyc Rronm emu Jom
rector of pubhclty ot. the Unl\ r-Fr:mkland SI.(!Clc (both BS). wall
11ty of Oregon mcdlcnl 11chon1, receive soooloru dcgn.u, Jrunes
accordmg to M'" Julia Johnson, P Forsylh fil (8A) 1n political
plnccmcnt duector . sc1encc and Woyne H Wotkln
"Wc'r'- really awfully plcnscd (BS) m economiC$.
for her and for the ~l of 0 med-
ical school." said Miss Johnson, MS Story Rises in World
''but we'll miss hu."
Ann wlll do nll Lhe publldty
work at the school and edit their
alumnt publication, according to
MJSs Johnson, nnd \\ill continue
to edtt the U!wis and Clark
alumni Trnil.
Accounting Jobs Open
In•t n tt:wers nr' making nr~
rangcment.s to come to campus
early in February to interview
June nnd August graduates in
nccounting. Anyone interested
ehould make an appomtmcnt
lhrough the gu1dnncc and place
ment office.
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216 N. State St. BL 1-1028 Page Four THE PIONEER LOG Friday. January 21. 19SS
Sports Has Its Moments: LC's Underdogs Won the Fansl Hearts
ACTION WAS CLOSE "lnd ihto fans were ireat~ to two nights of top-flyte basket·
ball Friday a.nd Sasurd. y, DS the underdog LC Piontoen almost upset the applecart
by giving Pac:i.6c'a Bad~rs a tremendous fight before falling twic:e by three
points. Scores were 71·68 !Uld 62-59. In the pic: as the !.l'U. Loren Michelfe~ a sower of strength for the homo forces 1n both games, goes up to sc:oro a Jaym in the
finS game. Dick Grant. one of tho never "~8Y dit-substisutt-s c:allod into ac:tion due
to illneu of the two siartlnq quards and Don Ward. is shown on tho right. Other
Pionoen ahowo are Hal Adrian Cl I) and Joe Bow in (S). (Hal Leaser Photos
Spirited Pioneers Fight to Wire Two Games
Before Falling to PU Badgers, 71-68, 62-59 Juniors Split
With PU JVs A ~pt.cned Pioneer f1\'e dropped two close calls •
Pacific U this weekend, taking n 71-68 loss Fnday and absorb- The Lc\\·is nnd Clnrk JVs split
ing a 62-59 de.feal Saturdav.
1 a pair of close games with Pacl!~c
"'h · · 'ddled F~ 1 d · · d b ll h' . last we~kend . They dropped Fr1·
·.1 e InJUry n txmen P aye msptre 3 • tttmg dny night's fray ti4-59 but come
the hoop at a .4.95 clip for l.hc series, but the lack of depth 1 back Saturday to win 58·51.
spelled the dificrcnce. Wtth three The P1onecrs wen~ led in a los-
regulars situng OUl the SCrlell tht" osc Matmen Drop LC; mg cawc Friday night by Bill
Palatmc hall crew operated as n Cl k s I w· and Hon Stt1mpel who ehippcd 10
UDlt CSpCCinlJy Saturday night On oc 1 ta ey 1nners With )3 3tld 11 points fCSpccli\'C-
lh~,; Badgers home court. , ly After tending by n smgle pom\
BJg Loren Michelsen 1 th Scorlng but two wins the Pio-nt halHtmc, the boys cooled off
P!on£.-ers m nll dl'parune~~ fo~ n~er mstmcn bowed to Oregon in the third quarter ond o lntc
the two mght sumd :rollmg 1n n State last Saturday, 35-3· rall~ fell short..
total or 47 poml.S whtle plnymg Highlights of the mi'C.t were Ball Sti!Jllpel ~ 13 poants and
iJlJ but four minutes Mike was Mike Clock's exlubat1on pm m1d-strong reboundmg featured Snt-
ollo""'ed m the scoring parndc by w Y through the second round m urday night's ,rjctory O\'CI' the
rc:..t:n•c Dick Grant who cnnncd the heavy wctght clnss :md Ralph Badgers . He was ass)sted m the
20 rulung nt better th n o .500 St.oley's 10-0 dCCJSIOn m the light-scormg column by center ~lnr
hen\"y da\-uion Two of the Pula-ence Duke who potted 11 pomts.
unc lUll outfll found themselves Lendmg all the way, the P1o·
on th rr backs before the brst 60 nce.rs won in eonvincmg {n hion.
seconds hnd clnpscd Howard They invndo McMinm•alle Snt
£yerl) wns the \'ICll.rn of the urday night for a smgle game
quickest pm bemg decked m 33 against Lanf1cld pdce.
D \'C Gardner nnd M1chcm n
'\\ere powers on the boards wh£!f('
the two of them te:Jm~d up to
ptck up a towl of 414 rebounds,
two rnore than the Badgcn to
uat Th~ P10nrers packed off 73
ln the l\\'O cont t.!!. econds Stnlt'y was the only man
t go U1e hmit.
BOWLING PLAY TO BEGIN Sock Scores 32
In Mural Come Linfield Wildcats Pose Week End Foes
For Lewis & Clark in McMinnville Gym
Shdtnl dO\\ o thl crl l of the cun cnl fJVL E,.lmt. lo~tn.; .1trenk,
Lcwas and Clnrk's inJury nnd Sickness riddled P1onccrs make their
sixth attempt to crack tht' confcr~rl! win column wht'n they travel
to McMinn\'lllc to test the LmC1cld W1ldc:tts Snturday .
Cont•h Roy Helser's Waldcats occupy the third position in the
standmgs' ns they have picked up wms ovcr Whitman twice and
Willuml.!tl C once whale losin~ to Willnmcttc ond Colll•gc of Idaho.
LC finds itsl'li .siUmg on the confcrcnc~..' buscml.'nt.
The Wildcats wlll present o form1dnhl•• scormg attock high·
ltghtcd by Don Porter, lop scorer 1n the Northwest lost senson at
Portland State, and Dave Sanford, regular center last yt•nr. Along
wHh Gene Small, the other :forward, lh1s trw presents a !onn1dable
foe on the backboards .
Stnrung guards nrc Newberg's Ros••n brothers. Ted ond Rube.
Rube. mcidentnlly, broke Porter's TYV league scormg rt."<.''rd last
)'ear. Reserve l".t.renglh JS prov1ded by velertms Al Tarp;ming, Ron
Von Dollah, Bob Cnllins, Don Stensland and Bob Dalll'r.
The P1onecrs will go mto tonight's frny mtnus the services of
Gary Jackson. Duane Brady and Don Wnrrl Jnc.kson may be able to
sec llrn1tcd action, however Brady hns left school to rt'Cm·cr from
tus mononucleosis attack and Ward IS con!tncd to bed m the college
mfirmary with Ute same disease.
LC's st.orlmg lineup an tonight's game will be the snmc ns the
one st..art1ng the Pacif1c sencs: Hnl Adrmn and Dave Gnrdncr at
forwards. Lorl!n Machclsen at c~nta nnd Joe Roulln nnd G••nc Helm
at guard
Del Phis, Independents Win Games
Cheers !or Mears w .lJ I he .;hou t t hut \lit ·nt up from tht Del Phi
bnskctball tl'um Tuesday during noon wh"n Lorraine M<'ars rnckrd
up 12 potnts lo boost the D~l Phi's to victory over Stewart hall, 22 5.
The sk1ll or Stewart's Regina Titus was cv1dent as n 1·ovtng Coach Eldon Ftx "'u ph o od
v.alh tht: work f hi · .. end
a;evcn" the pnsl weekend. Inex
penence nnd a couple or breaks
pla)·ed a sm ll p t m the t
Offenng no excw c and not nt
tempting to fu: b'Wm~.: !or th
losses he s:ud. W )Ust JtOt bt!nt Cand1dutc for the I.C bowling
• rn m ' gt•t full c.Jtouuls on tcnm
pra• uc by con to c t 1 n g Norm
Pet n;on or R"n Mnn;hnll. The
l am will travel to the lntercol
les.aate bowling tountnmctll nt
WilShmcton State t.hJs (i}lring II took ••1ghl mmutcs before player. •
11nyonc could score an the Stgmn· lndeprmdent s JUmped out aiH'ad of Tht!lu I~ wm by o close score
Shocker clash The gomc suw of 14-10. Independent's K1m Tousley totnl<!d 12 pomts with her· QUIC'k
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and wc.·t~ hurd pti!Jllcd up to th~
gun by the Knppu'a 1n the Frlduy
gomt•. Brnd Sack tossed in 32 nf
thtJ Can-Orr polnltt tur the hagh·
est score by one mun ·this .sea~~on.
Chuck Hulings C!Jnnt'd 17 for
Kappa an lbt• 56-48 uf!nlr. Don
Carner wnr; o bag foetor in the
Cfln-Off vrctory by controling the
boards.
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Shoshhcks mushmg the Alphu
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