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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 13, Number 18
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1955-02-01
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• FEB 11 \955
~\S 6t l.ilAKI\ \AJL.Ltlii
Sirpo Sets First Full Symphony 'Spectacular' Features
rhc first Hl!'i5 conc••rt by the
I.e was nnd Cln1 k symphony or
chestra wlll bo prcn1 1\trd nt 3:30
m IIH: tlwnh'r Sunday, F~b1 unry
13, under lhl' dan:ctaon o! con
(}uctor. Bons Slrpo. 81rHcd Strpo, marks lht! firsl lime nl o under Mr Slrpa's lcDdershlp.
Th•• Hrat hntr of tlw progrnm
will be rcpH!SP.ntnl!vc of 18th
ci.'ntury clnsaucal mualc. It mclud•:s
o prt::ludc nnd (ugue in C mmor
by Onch os nrrnncl'd by George
Dasche. Second on the program
nrc the foua movements of
Hrt)'dn's symphony No IO·l. ThiS, ht• hus Jed nn I.C orchc t 1'0 In nn
cntnl! symphony
The second hnU of the pi'Ogrurn
will include "Humabdll," u work
by the lntc English cumpo c.r, Sit•
Crnnvillc Bnntock. Il w11l con
t:un the only solo work of the uft
ernoon-by Joyce• Annnln, cellist.
Thas work !01' string orc:hcstrn
wns well r~:cdved when hrst per
formed m thtll nrcn by the Port
land Chnmbcr orchestra recently, ~~or thu hnol numbcr Sarpo,
who tlrnduotcd frorn the Peters
burg Cont;P.rvntory In RuG!IIU, hus
l!lccll•u th•• hrtlllnnl ond dift1-
cult "Cr,priccto 1''4pngnolc" by
Russilm C(lmposcr, Rimuky-Kor
sokov.
Thus til Lhc thi1 u o( hvc public
p•·rfl)nnnncc. or the symphony
Or<'hcstrn . The next concert is
scheduled for April 3. There v.>tll
be no charge Sunday.
EST. 1867
Vol Xlll Pioneor Lov, Portland. Oregon, F'ridey. F't-bro.ry 11, 19SS Numbor 18
Royalty Selection to Highlight
Forthcoming Sweetheart Ball
The onnuol sweetheart ball,
Frtday, February 18, will high
light Lew1s and Clm·k's vulenlinc
sca~on. At the donee u king nnd
(!Ul!~n O( hearts Will be chosen
from n group of nominees clecl
cd by the junl()t"IJ,
Adrienne H1ll, Lorr.\lne Mears,
Donna Day and Peggy Jnkku arc
cnndadntcs for qut•cn. Cor! Pear
son, Chuck Jenkins, Jim Peter
son nnd Bob Farnham v1e lor
IItle Of king of lwnrts.
Tbo. thcah•r will be dressed up
for lht• occaeton nnd Kenny Cold
en and hiS quantlll will harmonizl'
on soft mus1c. nt.frcshmcnts urc
bclng planned by John Howe nnd
L1z Drury. Entertommcnt is un·
der the dlrec:Uon of •rom Gold·
smath and Jock Vcnubles .
Activity Hungry
DBn Now Sign Up
A sign-up list for those who
would like to work In student
government has bel"n posted in
the ASLC oH1ce, behand lhe gym,
according to ASLC prexy John
Bennett.
The list is the result of a let·
lcr-to-the-edltor wntlcn by Bnr·
bara Osgood nnd published In
a recr•nt LOG
It provad1 opportumty for stu
dulls to 1gn who ore mtercstcd
m workmc on 'Moy fete, A WS
.md AMS ui:trvitit'S , sscmblie.,
public relations pro)crts, cnmpus
dr1ves, ASI.C l!lr!dh nR, etc.
The ASLC ofi1cC Is open 24
hours a duy President of the class, Ron
Locw is m c:hnrgc of lhe patrons
committee, nnd Liz Wolf and Ron
Bntes nrc planning the ndvcrtis-. mg.
Men Plan Dance
In Plall Lounge;
Women Welcome
Cnmpus dress will be t11c nllirc
for lht! Plott hall nil-campus
dane~ otter the Whilmnn game
Saturday, February 12. Dancmg
wtll be m the ntnin lounge from
9p.m. to 12 midnight and refresh
ments will be served in the rec
reation 1oom.
The admisston prJCl! 1s 35 eents
drng and 25 cents &tag Girls nrc
im•atcd to come stag·;also.
Th~ small lounges wdl be open
to all guests until 11 p.m. nnd
there will be o student host and
ho~tcss m each lounge.
Mustc will be by records, und<'r
the dtrecllon or John Chnndler .
Caley Cook is in charge of post
er'S nnd publicity. The social
committee members nrc Don
Shell. chairman, Ph1l Eisel, Ron
Bate· , Roger Hough. Don Mor·
11:>on, Tom Staley ond Kirk West.
Game Halts Sport Eve
The sport.. naaht chLdule:d for
Tuesday, February 15, hilS been
ptlstponcd dUt! to l>nsketbnll
g:uncs and t'onnicting usc of the
gymnasium :for classes. The new
date for the C\'Cning of fun and
frolic w1ll be announced later.
Dr. Odell Visits Alumni
On Recent Eastern Trip
On hiS rcr••nt cnstcrn trip, Dr. Morgen S. Odell, presadcnt, \'isitl'd
nlumnt In Warhinp,ton, 0 C and N• '" York
ln Washington. D. C .. he sow Patsy Annala '54. who hea a
clerk's position In the defonse doportment. and Glen Whipple
46. an engineer ln elec:1Tonics, who Is working on top tecret mat
fMI for the defen1e dopartm enl.
Whth: on busrn" .• 1n N,•w York. Da· Odt•ll spnkt• with Cloar Ros
kam, '50, who '' nlt.'S lhl• J>cnpt for tht: tnteJTcligtous t••lnvl 10n pro.
IU'nm, 'L.unfl unto M.>• 1' cllt." Roskam rt•celvN! h1:; mnst••r' degrN .• m
dramatks from th~· Uu•v••r ilr of Jlhno'"·
Ko.rtn Lafky Beach. ·•a. ir. one of the oditou of a national
school magaalne. Her hu1b<1nd. Ed Beech. '49. b an actor who hal
several rol" in stock compani" and tel••won.
Sally McBndc, '52, hh n pOSitiOn ns ••<htoranl ccr\.'ltlrl' !o1 Qu·l
Jo'1 r.her musac company and pluys tor a bullet group 111 her' spu1 c
tame. Pnt Welch, '54, works ns 1m onhn~ atewnrdcss tram Ne\\ York
to Chicago. Tickets ore $1.50 nnd can be
purchased from nny junior. Bnl·
lots for clcclmg the king and
queen w11l be cnst at the dnncc
nnd Priscilla West and Curt Cop.
cnhagcn, who presided over last
year's formal. w1U present the
new long nnd queen durinG the
Ugh Big Heap Hamar
N eedum Hep Braves
Six to oighl "h&althy . young
athletic · men are nHdod to
play Indian braves in th~ drama
doportmont's April produc:1ion
of "March Westward! ' a play
depicting the S<Jga of L~wu and
Clark.
Those interested ln dolng
hatchet work (tomahawks sup
plied) 'lhould contact Dr. Clif·
ford E. Hamar in the speech
arlt building now.
'I Believe' Topic
For Next Chapel
The Rc\·crcnd J. Edward Os
lund, pustor of St. Jnmes Luther
on church, Portlond, wiU speak
on the !.hem~ "l Bolteve" in
chnpl'l scr ''ices February 17.
The Re\'crend Oslund is a grad
uate of Gustavus Adolphu s col
lege in St. Peter, Minnesota, and
did hJ.S theolog1 col work at North·
Wl'.St Lutheran seminary. He bas
-also t.lone graduate work at Pa
Cific School of l\cl1gton and the
Umvcrsaty o! S('l~\hcrn Cnlifor
nm. He held pastnrntes in San
F'rnnct&co nnd Rt:!no l cforc com
Ing to Portland Fo1 three years
the Rc\'Cicnd O!llund served as
Prot~ tant Chnplntn nt Alcntraz.
f'nculty leode" for the Et!rvice
w11l be D1·. CliHord Hornor, drama
profcss.-,r . Daonc llol art, JUnior
~;ocaology moj.>t', will St!rvc as
student ll'l\cf"r. OrQOl'ISt wtU be c .• lr. Enijcr. JUnior muSIC major.
Booch Places Third
l.C'' cnlt ,. m tht> Pence oratory
contl'Bt of the tntcr-cotlegiate
rorcnlliC Assoctalaon. held :tl
Portlnnd uni\'ersity, was Jack
Dooch who pluct;>d thini. HtS
top1c was '"Pence--A Feruublc
Bnylut•, n frosh ampo1·1 from Wash·
C\ i!ry ycor in conjunction with
the Nnllonal Col1carillto Pear.~
arntory '~nleflt HEAD CRUMB Gordon Trubshaw oglu the co.mma u ho propues
for "Cru~ of the Ca.mp\15. • freshman clo.u •arief!r show due noxt
TuKday. Trubthaw will cmceo Jhe show, ns well as tako put in
11 nkit.
"Crumbs of the Crunpus," a truu ...... ort on the established Ed Sulli
van TV vnrrcty show, has been nnnounced ns the freshm n clns.s
ns.scmbly.
"The Poor Frnhmlln's 'Tout of tho Town•,• Ill the show b
sub-tilled. will be proscnt~ noxt Tuesday, Febru&r7 15, ot 11
a.m. in the theatll'r. according to cilr9dor and coordinator J1m
Kirk. Emcoeing .tho production will bo F.rcrshmilD Gordon Trub
shaw.
fe:l.lurmg rut cv('JI dozen vtlflety acts from "the best clnss on the
.:.ampu.s,•· the nssembly wIll atlcmpt lo show how the class or 1958
hns oncnted itself and combaned 1ts Ulll!llt and abUll.Ji!!>, cxpllill\cd
K.il'k
Highlighting the vocal portion of the program wUl be Jennnie
Sauer, appctnrmg with Don Woodland in .. Dancing in the Duk:'
and in a trio with Nancy Hesn and Carolyn A.aslow.
Also featured ns vocnhst wall b Jlm Crook. and pinnl.Sts slnted
to appear are Bob Enman und Don Pmnoek. \'etta Mae Word l.S
scheduled to otfe.r a comedy \'ocn.l wllh (weird) acc:ompnmmcnt••
Dancor Robbo Robertson will offllr modern i.aterpro.tatioas,
and Don "Boston" Mornson wiU prnent his daac:e trou~ with
entertainment of a different style.
Scheduled !or .,hdanous" sktt.s. nccordlnc to K1rk. ure Mik
Killoran, Gordon Trubshnw, Will Bone and Kirk West, nnd "J y
KJ.y" nnd J 1m Crook..
Comm1ttce hends for the produc:taon mclude Shcrnl Houser,
art: Bob Keyes, stage propcrucs; Dave Molntore, lighlmg: Joy~
Randlill, mak,•·up; \'ctl.u Mae Ward, backstage, nnd Skip Wright,
pubUcaty ond busines~~ .
Thursday's Music Hour Features
LC Faculty, Student Compositions
Compos1Uons by Lew is and
Clnrk faculty and students will
be featured at 12:30 Thursday,
February .17, on the music hour
progrt\m in the chapel
Th .. mudrlgal singers waU pre·
sent "And Have Not Love" and
"Praise Ham All Ye People" by
Bob Corns, director of the LC
symphonac blind. ThtS group WlU
also sing a poruon of junior Golc
Enger's "Requcim Mnss"
A woodwind cnellmblc includ
ing Adnonnc Htll, Clute; Be'·
Wary, clarinet: Shtrlcy Rocckel,
French horn, and f'\nul Mosher,
oboe, will ploy o number for
wind QUArtet lllSO by Mr c~ums.
Sctt.ngs of A. E Housman
p~ms by Jc1 ry Bowdcr, cmduntc
cumposiuon student. \\'Jil be
sung by voice professor Georg"'
Bishop. These anc•tudco ''L<wclic.st
oC T1 ccs'' and "Into My U~art.''
Mr. Bishop will olJ;o do "Non
~nse Song," by former LC pr\>
fcuor John Gross and numbers \~ r1ttcn to words of Enuly Dick
enson o.nd Wallinm Rose Benet
by Robert Stoltze, c.ompooalton
mstruc:tor.
College Receives
Large Donations
Gifts 1'\.."Ceiv·ed by the coUe e
from June 1, 1954, through Feb
ruary 7, 1955, total $326.682, lhc
•rcntest amount ever received in
n hkc period Most of the money
Is in the plnnt fund or Is to be
used fm designnt~ purposes .
This lc~l\'CS :about $50,000 to
raise for general funds for cur•
rent c ·pcn:Jes and snlnric:s up to
~tny lU, 1955. Generous gl\•mg ls
ncc:cssary for alums, friends, cor
porations. and churches il th c
needed funds ar to be renlucd
Totnl mone)· necessary In the
general !und to bnlonc:e the
budget ls $98.000, of which $48 -
000 has been eollt.-cted. Pag Two THE PIONEER LOG Friday. F•bruuy 11. 1955
Through Tn~f/1 · . . . Librarian in NYC tJ,. tk s~ sute ... UJiiJ,. ctu. BaJ.e;.
STOP. LOOK and LISTEN usually applies to pede.. .. trians Soaks up Culture p~ ]a ttl•tes P1.Ck Lanl·e,.,.
who walk a<.rL the ~lrt.~ts brm"lng the armoured army of 11 .1. Dr. Luurencc Tomhnson r..:
.fou.--wheeled \"ehtcles. It can nlso appl,> to students, not ex-~i\"t.>d n Ford FoundnUon grndu· A s • p •d t
nctly the (InC$ who ha\'C just caught up on 1hcir sleep (rom ate rcllowship to~llldy ud\llt !<IU· s I nrlng TeSl en
cnuon nt the tcnchcrs rollugt nt '.£-'·
finols but also tltose who h,t, l kept up on thei1 a~·agmnents . Columbir• uni\'crsitY m N~" vork
The.sl.! ore the one who-STOP cheek thctr assignmcnl~ re~u
1e1ty. lr\ a h ttcr he hns "'r\t\cn
larly, make sure of thl.! dl.!udilm':s and complete them-LOOK or hlS c pc.l'lcnC"Cs dudnc his itrst
. cnwst cl'. -in the book or on ,outhncs for nt-\;essnry mformn·ton- One of th..-clossi!S that has
LISTEN espccmlly to what :the mslt-uctor is snymg. seemed most mt.ercsung tu Or.
Tomhnson hns bcl•n one Jn group
disCuSSion m which the students
learn somNhtnJ: of thC' ll'chn1qucs
of d1Scuss1on m the ponel, the
S\"mposium nnd the forum Icc· The pedestrian, or at least the on~ who is fond or living,
perfonns these functions C\'~ry ttme he cro es lhe strel!l.
.E\rery class 15 lhe same as o sweet for the student. These
three rules are hand:\' commandments for the new term.
. .
!clio \"1l • racze :> ,. . .
Sttting reflecting on a •·amy nile.rnoon, 1t occurred to us
1ow students hnYe come to assocjnte certnm facultv members •
w1lh personal traits. Fm mstance, t:f nny student wildly waves
}us hnnd, palm upward and lingers curled. i~ can generally
be presumed thnt he is doing a tnk!X)tf on U. G. Dubach.
It's actually gotten to the pomt where some 5tud1.'!nl.s take
Dubach's chsses in order to s~ the g-reat man personally
shaking that hand. And Dubach docs not stand alone.
What would Mrs. Smith be without her perfect cotffure,
or Mr. Hickman without his blackboard full o£ impressionistic
art? What would Dr. Kozloff say if he WeJ'1C caught weanng
a hat, or Mr. Gustafson 1f he were caught without on~
This college wouldn't be what it is without Dean Freeda
and Dean Fogdall, the smiling twins, and ~hlt Schroeder
would undoubtedly commit suicide if the morning paper didn't
arrjve m time for breakfast. And when Dr. Tuttle stops en
tertaining bus riders, the trip into town will indeed be a dull
one.
As for as tht goes. can )'OU imagine:
1r. Hill without his pipe?
Dr. McAfee without his characteristic "and-er-a'' 's as he ture.
A clnss on the community col-
lege hO proved to be \'cry snt
tsfnctory. Dr. 1'omlmron states
lhnt the class JS dwidcd mto
commiltccs nnd ench works on
somo: phose of the development
of !1 proposed community college
for Rockland counl.•, New York
Dr. Tomlinson was on two com
mll1ces, curriculum nnd ndull cd
ucntJon
Jn one of his clossi!S Dr. Tom
liruon rccei\'cd n Jetter from Ills
tnslruC'Ior in which he wru>
lhnnkcd for his contributions m
the class on the histonC'al DP·
proach to current 1SSUCS m cdu·
cnhon.
In addition to the dnsses Dr
Tomlinson looked to cullurol nc
tn'lties for his cntcrtninmcnl in
New York Citv. He be3J'd Field • Mnrshnl Montgomery give n lec-New officers were ~o~leclcd m Plott hnll at u mt·t•tlng Mondn\
C\'Cnmc. Tuking ov('r ns prt.~Y JS Dove l..rmtl'r, Knppn Phi Alph ~o
Elected ns \'I<'C·prcstdt•nt is Ktt Jolu1son. D1·1tn 1'uu Rho. Bill Eut>tl•r
DclUl Tau Rho, will scr\'l! ns sccn•tnry, Wdl Bone Will con\Jnuc m
hiB cnpncttY nl' treasurer und Don ~hdl, .Alpha Rho Omega wtll
nssumc duties of soc1al c:hntrmnn.
• • •
A V .tlentine luncboon party is being planned for tho Moth ora
club a.t 12:30 p.m. F•bruory 1-4 a.t tho Fu~ Proabytorian church
Guest speaker will bo Kelsie Ramey Osborne who hu spool a
great deal ot time studying mountain pooplo and their way ot
hto.
Goorge Bishop
-.ocal dueJ. and Joanne For•trom will •ntertain wi!h a
• •
A panel of Le" IS and Clark students !1om other lands wtll dts
cuss "The Churth Bnck Hom~. " for the bendtt of nll SCl\ members
and intcr~stcd vtsttor.s Tuesday, Fcbnmry 15 ol 12:30 p.m. tn Polutmc
mnnor lounge . •
Trods~ elected new officer for lho ensuing semedor on
February 3. Th•y are Chr~s Zafiratos, proeiden t: Bill Kruger
vico prn1dont· Barbara M1Uor, so<:rotary: Arlono Johnaon. c:or
rHpondUlg secretary· Davo Hitchman , troasun•r : Bob Rlndt
and Carl Schnoor , aergeanJII·at·arms: and FriC!da Zuborbuhlor
hisiorlan.
An open m~ting for all skiing onthuslll.lt5 will be hold aJ. the
home ot Bob Rindt on February 17.
• • •
r'T6hmnn Elly
of Stcwnrl hnU. Eymann hns bc(ln dl'cted ns the new &\.ocrctnry
' . .
N~w ofCJccrs of Phi Mu Alphn, nntlonnl ml'n's music hnnorory
anclude president. Drl!w Hall; vlcc-presldt;nt, Buzz. Lunday; sccn:
tnry, Ron Hollcnsted; treasurer, Norm t,utz; "arden, Carl Smith,
historian, Paul Mosher; nlumm secretary, Hnl Swafford. Prcstdin&
on the ' ·-orfic1o board o( udvlSors are Larry MoiTCll, Hnl Sv:aHord,
Jerry Harris nnd JOt! W1mm"r .
Dr. Dr. John B. Harrington . Philosophy professor hu been
named chairman of the Nozthw"t Confonnce on Religion in
Higher Educa..tion . • • •
Young Republican s will meet at 12, Tuesday, February 15 m
B-24 They wtU meet on th~ first and thn-d Tu~sdny of cnch month,
according to Tom Harlan.
teeters back and forth on Ius toes~
T. J. Edmunds without a worn.out cigarette? ture on "Lcndcrshtp Trainmc"
and also attended severn! "Tele
phone Hour" broadcasts, one be·
mg n broadcnst fcntunng Jose
Iturbt as gu~. He also has spent
much time at the Metropolitan
museum, The Museum of the
Cuy of New York, the Frlck gal
leries and the Museum of Mod
ern Art During Christmas he
made a lrtp to Boston where he
\'istted Bunker hill, Paul Rc
''ere's house, Old North C'hurch ----------------------------
. . . with Hoopes Paris Stewart without a portable blank-check-book m tow~
Things such as the above made individuals out of the
fncultv endearing them to many of the students. One of these
da'!!'S ;..~1J let our thoughts wander along a similar hne with
regard to studtmts. Possibly we'll start U1e list w1th, ''What
would Calev Cook be ·without a cast?"
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UnU MAN ON CAMPUS by Didc Bibler
Carol Bun:t.a -~~ ... _-,IHSTRUMf"T~l .,r"
-...... 1Rt0UTS
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t1 ct • • r au iHIS WE£K
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lattil 6Uiil~nt.a oC Lotlwl anCI t larl! tbe co11"1:4.i :rc:ar Sub•c-tlptlon ral<l
1 Portland. Oreeon
FoaJure Editor and the finn'llrd campus.
An ..u-ticlc, •'The Impro\'emcnl
of Secondary School Teacher
Prep tnhon,.. written by Dr.
Tomlinson wns scheduled to op·
pear m the January issue of U1e
"Educational Forum.'' As yet the
college hns not been informed
ns tO whether the nrttcJc hns been
published
LC Affairs Causes
Hubbub in France
February 8, 1055
Sorbonnc
P:ms. France
D D D. (Damty Dcntured DellS)
Lew1s and Clark College
Po• tland I, Oregon
Dl·ar Sirs:
Ref HONKY -TONK
Mnrc:h 4, 1955
1n the mtercst of better Anglo.
European Rclntton s, we the F. E
McC. (French Equl\'nlcm of the
McCarthy Commtltcc) w1sh to
cnll to your nltcnuon thtS open
flaunt of am1ablc tntcr nat10nol
good wtll, whtch will occur on
March 4, lhnt you Ameru:ans call
the HONKY-TON K. In our opin
ion, Jf you pe.rs1st m dccrodtng
our country tn such an uncouth
manner, you will compel us to
tndelmitcly huJt the export or
French mov1es to you.
We fmd such un ruf01r as this
HONKY-TON K partlculurly tn·
suiting :U this lime when uur
austcrP r~-prcnuerc, Bandaid B·
France, hns been nt the height of
his c.:ampaign to convert the fine
pcopl•• o{ f'r:JnC\' ft'Om l'J bunch Of
drunken shiltless slobs snto u
bunch of sober 6hifllcss slobs. As
you doubtlessly know th111 com
p;ugn 111 de~ngnt:d to change our
mo\tQ fl'om ''Wine, Womr>n, and
Song" lo ''Mnk, Mnd:1ms, and
Mnmbo."
Agom we "ould hkc to cmphn·
(Conllnut:od on pnge 4) HOOPING IT UP
LorenzReapsReward ;
From Disc Jockeys
Bv Johnny Hoo~ '
JWy Lorenz, Honoro~· Dean of Education ot Platt Rest home,
hns l}(l('n cashmg in on his unlimttcd rescrvo1r or knowledge. Vlc
um baH been the r:td10 dtsc JOCkey contests By 1dcutJfymg nrt1sts,
bands. and mus1c, the loot ha .. been LheaU"e uckcl.!i, ch1cku1 dinners
ond men's tollctrlec: , UndcltJatnble Qu11. Ktd Lor<.n7. bemg o mus1c
mOJ\)r, what kind of courh'S ha Dr. Bvons been tc>nchmg" ProgresSI\'l
lDZZ moybc"
• •
Jack Harding and Jim Costollo have alerted their own "Got
your buddi~s in trouble week.' 0""" of their buddies, (for obvious
reuona hla name can't be mnnlioned ) haG boon having iroubl• in
on<> of Dr. Dubach's government classes. To help Mr. X" out
Jim and Jack have sent Dr. Dubach d VelentinC' signed "A good
•D' ah.ad~nt" Mr. ''X". Tho front OJ the V alcnhno read• on tho face.
"To a very nice teacher.'' Sure wish I h1Sd some~ buddies to help
mo ouJ Uke that.
• • •
A ol today, Tcx Cowart, or better known us "Gorgeous George
the Texan with the Hollywood hatrcut," has hod three crnckl.'d rlbs,
one dtSiocnted shouldt:r, and torn tendons m both legs (Probably
better glul' fnctol') than wrestling material.) •romghl, Tux one•
ognm returns to the mats but undtr n new nnm• : "The Good, Clean
Cut, Crew-cut, Handsome Texan." If you place your bt•ts on whtch
vCJ tnbrae goes out thi:; tJme, and submit .)"our answer along w1lh
one good-Jookmg brunet, you mny b • the lucky wmm•r o! those
bcnuttful curly locks that he once wo1·c whtle being defeated on the
mpt. Judge Tom Harlan's deciSion w1ll be fmr.l nnd all entries be·
c:ornc my personal property. • •
Most of us are aware of the tact thaJ Stentslou .. •• dorwed
of tho phraae Stan " a Louse. Tho nam" was tagged on htm about
ten year• ego. during his youth (?) wh1le In attendance at a boy
scouJ camp. A couplo ot weelu ago, l had the pleasure of meohng
th• Au~tan t Mothor Superior of the Jeanneo do' Arc Hotel for
Women. H.r namo? Sbtor Stanialousol What are you trying
Jo be. Stll.D? A w11c guy maybe? •
Grub yuur· gnsmasks . Walt D1snc)''s "Flowt.•rs'' urt• on the man:h
ncmn. BcatricP MacCrl!ary and Beltv Blomquu st, organic cht!lTI
maJors, decided to start the new cmcsta off nght, Th,:lr !1rtil
production? Duplication of n skunk's odor. As 1f t?nough foul odors
ore nol nlrcudy prodU(t:d by thos«' <:h~.:m clnsscs Fo•·tunrth!ly , thtY
haven't su\:C:•'\.'<ild o far. l hope.
The local town grapovino has been fermentin(l wUh mor•
rumors about un exclusive dlltlct> to bo hold ln tho Columbia
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• • TCherepnin Visits LC us1c1ans Delegates Attend
Placement Confo By Carol Burns
A lo. · mdt·r 'T ch1 r('pnm noted
composer nnd pinmsl, visited
Lewis rmd Clork college thiJ
wcck ns part of his tour of lh1•
Unitc.•d Stnt•·s promoted by the
Amcnc:m ASlloc1nlion of Amnrl·
cnn colleacs to cncout·agl• collL•gt,•
mus1c :students In mmac ('dUl'rt·
lton.
Tchuepnln , who has taught
piano and composition at Do
Paul uninralty in Chicago
sinco 1949 flrat taw hta muslc
proaon1ed tn lhe United Stales
In 1923 when Anna PaYlova
ond hor company daneod hi.a
ballot • A)anta't Fl'OICOft . on
a eout to coo t tour Tcherep·
nan flnl appoarcd personally
&n the United St11te5 in a u
cital of bls own composltlona
in 1926 in New York elty.
H<. W.J. oorn In St Pctc.n;burc,
Russia, an 1890 nr.d wns the son
of the composer nnd conductor,
Nicol:u Tchc~pnm. He t·egnn his
mustcal cduc:~tion nt the St. Pt•·
tcrsbur{! conS{'J'\'IIlory nnd coll1·
plctcd 1t tn Pnrls wht•(l: he
stud1cd cotnposatlon ond pfm1C1
nl the Paris consH'\'Otory He hnc,
smce pertormc.od on tllc conct.'.t t
stngc lhnlURhOut the world
Performed Over World
Ho first c:an1o Jo tho United
States bocauso of 1niorest ln
th~ country and becauu he
"wanted to loa1n · He hod not
intended to stay tor more lban
a year but waa fascinated by
the U. S. and ao boeamo a real
dont. Tho last fow year• that
ho bas been here havo boon
faiJed with tho frequent tours
of the country under tho
Chicken & Dumplings
-Banquet Rooms-
Bruer's Tower
9656 S. W. Barbur Blvd.
CHeny 9065
Lake Theatre
Sal. 8c Sun. 2:00 p.m.
Weakday:~ 7:00 p.m.
Thru Tuuday
"THERE'S NO BUSINESS
LIKE SHOW BUSINESS"
I>:Uttl ll< rllliUl, Pu 1 l>allo'}
Mn:rth n M ur • ..,, l'nn I I \1 t• '"" r
nnt:l
"TWIST OF FATE"
I 1 · I ltnH••nt
St.>~ We4nu4"3"
"8tGN OJ" 'l'II:C P.AGAlf "
•·DJJ8'rnY"
BUt.n.e rob. :13rd ''OA.JlltllUf .JONES"
'' 'l'Hll &X:I:lU:O AUf 0 ''
St.t>riN I . . . I
"SO 'l'.BOUSA.!JD 'L£..t.Gl1D8
U l'J I>JIB 'I'lL&: P A." Amnrican AuocloUon of Amor
lean collegos program, gtving
recltala. lecturos , composing
and teaching hie claues at De
Paul.
Trhcrcpnin's c.ntcLl 1n compo·
s1t1on 11huws nn e \' o I u tl '' n
RUSS tAN COMPOSER and
pianist Alexonder Tcheropnin
autog;ra pht mu.ic: for studen1t
after condud1ng e. master class
for pianist& m tbe lounge of Platt
hall. through !our pt'rlods. During tht:
fu'llt port of hill composing en·
n·cr hl: was living in his native
t'III.Jnlry, Thl period extends up
to 1021. The !i••cond pcrlod shows
him dcvelopmg n uvcry personal
style bn .cd on h1s mni!·Slep scnlc
uno the polyphonic proc~>dur••
wh1ch he nom•~ 'ant••rpomt' ."
Ouung tlus pcnod he ni!I<J pro
duct•d II gr~Ol dt'nl of chamber
mu lc
Folklore Main Interest
During tho third, folklore be·
c:amo his primary lnteresL At
lhl1 time he wa making tours
in China and Japan where ho
atudiod tho popular and tradi·
lional music of thue countries.
Now In Ius 1ourth pcnod he 18
Sl'farchmg for "new rhythmic dc
\'ICCS, rc~warch m form anti n ce.r·
tmn trend towords nco-romontl·
CISffi"
Wifo from China
Tcheropmn mot hi• wue 1n
China when he WCI'II on a tour
ot tha! country When on lblt
tour '1 mot my wifo lo-bo and
became •o infasuated 05 you
say here in America or mlol'·
osted in her, lhD..l I Wl'Olo to
Paris that I would Uke to poll·
pono my tour and Iiley in Cbina
to do further studying,"
n nm" the t1mc Tchcrcpntn
wns 1n Chmo has future wife, "a
vcs·y fmc p1amst,'' was gmdaat
cd from the untvcrsity and wns
sent to Europe for further study.
Tch~.:n ::pn1n was then rt:ndy to
continue his tour.
H1s wife wns the nnrrator of a
recent co m p o s l t a o n done by
Tt:ht!repnin composed for nnrra.
tor and orchcstrn It was com·
missioMd by Thor Johnson for
\Great Decisions' Will Be
Made by Dubach's Class
The intcrnahonnl r e I n l i on s
clns.s wiU be entering on the
''Great Dec1s1ons" program Feb
ruary 20 through April li. This
progt am 1s n mn~-wcek sun·cy
~ovcrmg the: 1undnmcntal Uisues
m Amcrwn's foreign policy.
Dr U G Dubnc.h, head of the
pohlicnl selcncc d('p&rtmcnt, hns
divided Ius chtss into c1ght
~troup.-;. Ench group has a partie·
ulnr quest1on assigned. 1'hc stu·
dcnLS In the group \\'ill slud~
thc1r qucst1on and present theJr
solution m n forum to the class.
Some-of lhc questions mdudcd
lor the discuss1on11 arc "Can we
so 1t alone'"' Can Wt:! live with
<he Ru;>Jtnns?" und "ls the!(~ nn
Amcncnn wny In fo1 cign JXllicy?" ore planning thc1r O\\ n methods
o( dealing with the sub)ects.
The World Actnirs Council of
Oregon c<Joperatmg ·1 KOlN
TV, KOIN rndlo, tht Orlgunian
ond cavic orcnnn:att n 1n; spon
snrtng lhas survey. They believe
thnt everyone should kno\\ nnd
hove n port an the Iorc1gn pohcy
of lhc United SUites.
Extra Date Set for
LC Entrance Exam
.1'\n ('XU':l dntc hns been set for
the I..<:w1s nnd Clark entrance
~.;xaminal!QilS 111 order to b€!nc!1t
potcnunl I.'Mtl!t'lng freshmen who
nn~ mtcrested m scholorshtp op
Most of the colleges and uni-portun&hcs.
vcrstttcs m western Oregon and DcadHnc for rholor-sh1p applt·
southwes tern Wnshington n r"' cnl1ons hns been set tor Mnrch 1 • • tnkanc part tn th1s progrnm. They •0 c c 0 r din c to Mrs Margasd
Sharp, du'Cctor of ndm1ssions.
The next regulr•r cxnm, slo~d
OSWEGO STUDIO ror tomorrow, February 12, nt
!l lim. m BoDan~. 1s the Inn
scheduled test before the 1\tnrch
deadline . Therefore, aC'\:ording to
Pictures for all occasions:
*Weddings
*Banquets * Portraits
Special offer on wedding pictures
for all Lewis and Clark Students
216 . Stale St. Bl_, 1-1028 Mrs. Sharp, nn opportuni ty for
tho c who fmd it Impossible to
make tomorrow's try or to com
plch ~ thell' nnllonol Collc,g~ Boaa·d
exnms by the r;chotun~tup dc(ld·
lmc may compete ror f:cores at
tht' extra c. am to be held Snlur
doy, F'Cbrunry 26.
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Special Ba~ket
Service sn Your Car
7800 S. W. Bar bur
CH 9031 the 1951 PcnmRul • music fcstl
vnl sn WisconPin
Sons Alao Talented
Tcher4lpnin and hjli
ho YO thr~te sons who 1all wUe
show
inclinations towo1rd musical c:a •
r""n. Thei: youngat son. a
12·yoar-old r.:anbt, htquontly
nccompanios hi~: flltl',er on toun.
Their 14-yea.r·old son is a Ylo·
llnlst and will appoar m a eon
carl In Chicago April 19. The
old"t r.oo, 19 roars old. lr. a
pian11t but his interesJt seem
to lie mol'o in writing with a
lrt. nd toward lntersr.aco treveL
lf he docs not continul! with
this ht: plana to sJud·1 electron·
ic:t.
Tchcrcpntn's m o s t r (' <: e n \
composiuons sncluiie on opern,
'The Farmer nnd the Pntry,'' sec
ond syme}'\ony, the "Romnnllc
Overture'' nnd the composttfon
romm1ssaoned by Thor Johnson,
• Tht Lost Fluh:
Conference Lures
College Chaplain
Dr John L. Anderson, chap
lam, plans to nttcnd n &peCJol
conference !or chnplnms ond col·
lege rehg1ous leaders nt Pacitic
School of Religion in Berkeley,
Cnhfvmia, n~xt wcc.k.
The mam sp~nker nt the con
tcrcnet:! vnU be Dr Emtl Brunner,
ant.ernnuonnUy known thcolog~nn
lrom Zunch, Switzerlnnd. now
teaching in Japnn. Dr. Anderson
wall leave Monday nftemoon and
return FT1day morning. During
hts nbsence his clnJSes wtll be
taken by Dr. H tdco Hashimoto.
professor of relig1on
Speake~ Head Norlh
For Beqinner Meet
Tt · P• c:.ch arts department a
..:ending n buttery of students to
thf' College of Pugct Sound for
the tyro toumnmcnt for begin
ners which i$ bcmg held .Fcbru
nry lJ and 12.
Maksng the trip to Tncoma
will be Ron Locw, Stan Harris,
Margery Da\'ISOD, Mnrgucntc
Vtckcrs, Vtrgm1a Anderson. John
ScUcs • Jack Booch nnd Ktrk
West. 1\lr. &ibm will nccompnny
the troupe to <'Onch. Mlss Julin JohnMn, d•rector of
ploccmcnt ot Lewu; nnd Clar'k.
nnd FTcd Hays, who r pre"l!n~d
the Lcw1s and Ctork chapter of
Alphn 'Kappa Pat. nntlt~nn l hu"•·
ne~ fraternity, returned recent·
Jy from the llfth nnnual conf ·r
cncl' of Lhc Western coll<'g!! place·
ment assoclotlon nt Scnttlc.
The &nformnhon gnancd nl lhtS
confC!rcnet:: was pre.scnte<l nl U1c
busln~ ndmtnlalrotlon &l!mtnar
Tuesday, Jo,cbrunry 8, by MlS'!I
Johnson nod Hnyc• Hnycs \'w,ll
n l!to report l•J o P<' unnd c:lnss:.
Th~ atm of thas conference wns
to obtnm close rdnt1ons
colleges and industry
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Italian Dinners
Served m the Old Ptun House
ln n real Ilnllan nl.mosphue
3606 S. W. Barbur Blvd.
BR 9266
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diamond. With Steel
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"30 STEPS FROM BRDWY •
Here's a tip from
Cupid
for Valentine1s
Day
(.ivt• vuut· hettcr baU
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l'ounlain and va .. iely
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* VALENTINES * CANDY HEARTS
* COSTUME JEWELRY
*COSMETICS
CIJ 8611 Pa.go Four THE PIONEER LOG Friday. Fobruary II, 19SS
illamette Falls •
The PiC'meers ha\'C met all lh1e or lhcar confcH~IlC~ foes am a, as L TXT 1-d c t
and h:we managed lo best only Linfield. Tue~dny rught snw Meet in Prelim n vv eeAen on ests
the Reru·cnts of Will:unette invade Palatine hiU and 1 ~tum
to ..,nll!m on the long end oi n 78-t10 ('(lUnt. BY HAL LESSER
WUlamotte Hits from Outaido Fr1day ''all frnd the Lnmbdn!l
la~mg the1r undcCcntctl rec:ord
Coach John L\''' ts ,·rcw threw n muJti-pua po.s~? attack on the hnl' ngmnst the Cnst-OCfs
ltl the Orange, combining a fast bt-enk with a smooth passing
1 an 1ntra murnl bM'kctball wndnrc.
combmation and the nbthty to hlt [rom the ouu; 1dc The The game wlll start crt 6:15
Bearcats ~pread Uteir scormg cvenlv 0\·e.r the tcnm With Cen- tonighJ u a pre· lim of the Var-
l . "' 1 Ca b' · k ff • . . nty ga.mo wHh Whitman . Tho e1 .l~et us te plC mg o top spot an the mda\'aduol effort ,._1 ou 3 . d 1 'I.Aa • 1 own a ·Wtn an •
·\\'lt}l 13. los• record Their loss came at
The Fixmen were blanketed most of the wa • getting off the hands of tho Polecat club
total of only 65 shots. While hitbng at a 3~'l cltp and rc-which also sports an undefeat
boundinl! e\•enh• \\-rilh 1h£> '•tsitors. LC ju t dtdn't hnve the bnll ed reeord. Tho game will bo
cn0U£h tUlle>. ;u~ ·CO:rt n n 7 n ,.
Mic:helse n Hot lD Second Half -
Gunrd Joe B 1 cannl!d a total of 13 points to t1c wJth
·Cau~hie . He was followed by Loren Mtchclsen who packed up
_11, of whtch 9 carne in the lnst half. u 'l!IC'(ix •:: LJ:iG.JS LjiA..D~Ra u
W L Po\. Poleeau 1 o t.coo Laznbcla 4 o 1.000 Shuhllclm 4 1 .800
Ou'"ONa 3 l .'1:10 --n n n n a n a ...... wuuu uwau BY STAN HARRIS
1\tissaonaucs from ~alia Wallo invaded th<• campus to
day. They're here to shO\\ the LC mnplc crew thnt they can
be as tough uway from home al. they nrc on their own court.
At the lnst outing Bob Burgess' well-coached veterans came
from behind to wm in the last quarter from the undermanned
FACE WHITMAN Pion~crs aurlnc lhcir l'Hrly sen·
son cnstern swmg. Bic-gun Don
Robinson, ti'3'' ~f!mor from Spo.
kon". dumped m 2·l couutcrs for
th~ l.\hss10nnnes on thnt occnsaon.
Along with Robmson, who can
be the hotl t mon in lhf' lenguc
on any gr\·~n mghL, urc Bjl) Click,
onotht'r \'etc ron !orwxard: Rex
Gwann, !ugh sconng ('Cntcr on
Jnst ycor'.!'l conference champrons
(~35 pts.): nnd drmanuta,·c frosh
Tratling by 9 points at half the P1onccrs dumped in 6
qmc.k pomls in t.he first 2 mmutcs or t.he S\!<.-ond canto. The
Salem gents called for tame and the home crew JUSt couldn't
get going agam. The visitors poured it on adding anothl.'r nine
pomts to thc1r half time bulge. Also mcct..lng an 11 !ull-coun
clash will be the Shnshlicks nnd cuar'd Bob Bl•ckea·, 5'8" :-p~cds ter
the Polccnts :.tl 3:30 lhrs niter- from Wallo Walla lugh school (tdl·
noon. The Pol'-•cnts nr~ shonng GARY JACKSON state J953·51.) Fillmg out the
the league lcnii wlth n -t-win no- stnrtang rive thot will b•• fighting
loss record \lo'hh lhe Lnmbdns . • the FLxmcn to gcr out o! the con-
The Shnshhcks at"(! holding on to
second position by .50 pc~nlngc terence cellar, could be nny one
over lht.: C l. • Of!s. • of three promr.!lmg guards-Del
The Alphu came pounding Klackel', 5'6 .. 3umor and former
back to win thoir aoc:ond gamo 1cnrrunatc of Bcck,•r's nt Wnlla rapplers Face WSC Saturday Night
BY CHUCK CHARNOUIST
'\\ aslungwn Stale coUese's Newberg.'' Rnlpb Staley, Harry olthe season. 41-11. by trounc· \\'nJJn htgh; Don Poe, 5'9" sopho-
wrrstling team, defending Paouc McAdams and Mike Clock. ing th~ Shockers . Tho loss was more from Clarkston; or Crush
Coast lntercoll eg.iatc chnmptons, Wnrd's young crew dropp~ lhtt fourth for the Shockers. Jack Henwood, ~ smooth ball-
ln\. de Pnlalme hill tomo-rrow two matches lhis week. losing to whilo the Alpbu no wba•o two
n~t:l [or \'a.rsJt)' match with the YMCA Monday mght, 19-11 ins and tour loss.s. Alpha, Dar- hnndl~r from Voncouv~. B. C. Ol
co en J1mmy Ward"s P10necrs. and to o powc.rful OSC squod relJ Swiggortt was high with lhfl ~io, Burgess has bl!Cil de-
Uniquely the erght-eve.nt duel Wednesday. 33-3 Harry Me-12 counJers. pl!ndwg more! «nd more on the
mt'et 'lo\'lll come at the preliminary Adams, 8-6 dec.tSle>n O\•c.r OSC's Wednesday's Kappa-Dell game and hts men hnve all but canched
lO lh .. C'Aturda~ ... ioht LC-WhJt· Bob Myer m the heaveywclght was postponed . H d n .. .;xa -..... enwoo ; ucckc1 espccaall.)• has 'l"'tnn basketball go.me, taking cumt ga' e LC tls onl)' points. Lost Friday found U1c Dmks
l~> ~
1nstmd of the usunl J\' Tex Co\\llrl, wrestlmg in the droppmg lheir fifth game in n bel:n dri\•jug opposatJon wtld wtth
g<tm The 0\Jltcbes start nt 6~15 147-pound class. lost o close 5·2 row to the Stgmos by n 28-18 has set !:hots from outstde thtl key,
llJll .. nd there wlll be no addt· dL'Cislon to Art Keith, defending OOWlt. Sigma's Dave Eller took LOREN MICHELSEN l·'uns wtll probubly sec the fCJ.st-
l.ion 1 charge for basketball fans PCl champ 1n thol clnss. hird1 pomt honor,; wilh 14 •!!;I wcekr.nd of bnskctball ln the
rorumg ~rly fM ~l~g. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- -~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ con~rencc ns the Plont'CI~ meet
The cougar grapplers of coach Vorsl·ly Hoop en Cll.mh from Cellar Spot the Mrssionories Frlriay nnd Snl-B 1 Tomaras have won 21 urdny, Fcbruar.r ll nnd 12, 8 p m,
sl idtght nliJt.ches 0\ l!r ii {our-year ond College of Idnho nt lhc snmc
r1~od They ha'·c tour PCI Ul· By SpJI.IIl•Dg WJ.Ih LJ.DfJ•eJd, 77-75, 93-86 umc Mond3y rycht, Fcbwary l-l dwadual champs on this )'ear's Whttmon, n o t c d nnd ft!nrcd
nJSt.cr throughout the It neue !or !hetr
" pt.am of the WSC mnt learn Lewts and Clark's Ptonec.rs l :1 i ntintucs le.ft to plny, the Pio-pomts and Hoi Adnan wiU1 23 speed nnd aggressrvncs..o;, w111 run
• Del McGhee. two-time PCI eked out n 'ii-'75 wm over the neers went mto a sltlll. Lintteld's pomts. Wlth rmybody nnd lhc P1on(.ocrs•
chnmp m the 167-pound clnss.. LrnfJeld Wildcats last Friday Don Porter was fouled WJth 47 L~>wts nnd Clark held lhe lead fast-break will hCJve to hump to
B mght at Mc.Mmnville, on Joe keep up Wllh them Olher coast chnmp1ons are yron seconds to go nnd hat both his throughout the !anil half oC the C 11 r clson, 157-pounds and \Tnughn BoutJn's last minute 1u1d gonl. 0 ege o! Idaho, led by the
HJtc:hcock, hcaveywCJg bt and lhen came b3ck Saturday free throws to knot the score nt second came. The Ctrst holl end-terrible two, R. C Owens and
Pncmg the Pioneer mntmen n1ght on thc1r horne court to lose 'i5-all. e:d wath the Paoneers un thl! long Elgrn Baylor, as Y~'l hD\'C not lost
v.•ll be "The Three Bears from ~o Ltnfield, 93-86. end of •' 46-36 seNe. LtnCaeld's a conft•r·encc game nnd :frankly The P10ne<:rs held the ball it•r don't expect to. Coat·h Sam Vokes
pa.Sd. ad,..
Furore in France Fr1dny's win was lhc Pioneers' ;,ust one fina1 shot nnd wrth two Bill !\lnchamcr put the Wildcats frosh guard comho of Becker and
second of the curTent con!l!rence seconds lett Joe Boutin hit the out in front lor good, 69-68. lhl' tall .. nnd WJII no doubt add
rnce nnd <'nnbled them to c:limb hoop with a !O·loot two-handed l.C's sronng was c,·enly div1d-ansult to inJury by pJ;jyang thl.'
out of the ccllnr for the Cars\ limt! set shot !or the wm. cd w1th Dave Gardner hu~h With one-arml'CI nush Carv Mays, lake
(Conti.nuro From Page 3) lhas sr•ason. Top scorl!r lor Linftcld and the 17 points, tollowed by Dick Grant Bnylor o frosh import from Wa"'h
tU that thlS (lnt dance c.nn do LC led m the Friday encounte r game was Don Por tl!r w1th 31 ond Loren Mtchelson with H mgton, D. c.-h<: !cored over 500
more to harm the good w1ll ue-{.rom midway through the first points. Paoneer scoring wru; led nptec~. and JOl' Boutin <tnd Gnry pomts lost year tn high school
lw~nour®~tn~~w~n~ halfyntll fuur mlnu~ to play. rb~y-:~~re:n=_M~ic_h_e_l_~_n~_w_ r_l_h~2~4~J_t_•c_ ·k_s_o_n~w_l_ili_:IO :.~~~~~~~~c~o~n~tc=s=ts=·-~-~-~-~~ ~ ,
rcCO\'et1cd b) Lh combmL-d ef· Then, Linfacld's Da,·e Sanford
lort.s of Lend Le! e. The Mon!hBII hit a hook shot to lie the game LC Junior varsity Drops Two of Three
'Plan, surplus tretc::h) JXJV.dered at 73-all Ca~· Jackson put lhe
·ccwo ... -1 and butter and George Ploneers ahcnd once ogaan, 75-73, Tilts; Stempels ( 2) I Mourer, Duke Star
u= With a shot from the side. Wtlh ,
1 SO TliEP..E YOU ARE' Erther ,-~~~~~~~~~~~~ "-~-~ ~~~-~~~~-,
Milt Schro~der's junior var
tly dropped two of three
games played against North
wcsl conference JV opposition
tlus week. The Babes dropp~d
llie F:nduy gam..: to Llnftcld ,
10-1!6 nnd won Snturday·s. 77-64.
Tuesday n&ght they nbsurbed nn
8i-71 reversal from Wrllametlt• , t;nng Ll1 HO~KY -TO:t-.'1< up 1.0
the present lugh charncter of the
f'rench people and hnve your
gents qwt entlClDg our g.arls ot1
the streeL'! of Pans for entertnm
ntent al tlus sont1d affa1r, or else
· \\ w1ll "tlhdraw our latcsl re
quest for economic aid
· Smce:rely yours,
Pterre McCarthy,
Chauman
Cc'imrulltce !or the Lnv~
u_gation of French For
e~gn A(fJTS. Fr c n ch
Paslrtcs. French Love
Affau'S, F'ireneh Larc,
and French AiL:.tirs lll
General.
r,M.cC/ Paerre Coho
P.S. If :>'OU refuse 10 cancel
• t)lis \'lld bnswl, will you please
und ntc three trckcls U will
hrmg my wife too).
Expectantly.
P1err McCarthy
P. S. S Me too.
Pierre Cohn. Flo·wer 1uak the ideal gift
fot· \7 alenline' Day
~lower
-l:t Beautiful Corsages
Cut Flowers
"W" Decorative Plants and Cacti
C,uner of Terwilliger & Taylors Ferry Rd.
• CH 6-1311
~----..J League tt!cord to dat~ as two
gnmes won, four lost
The Wrllamcttc .Bcark&tt~ns
" asu:ci little lime ln rollin!? up
a leAd over th1.• crratac Ptoneer•;,
Thl• til'Ort• at thl." end of the fir t
quarter f<Jvored the Salemtlt!S.
30-20. Both teums settled down
tn tht• scc:ond quortcr, scoring 12
points each, for a 42-32 Willnm
t!lt•• advuntnge at tbr. half.
Ron Stcmprol hat for t•ight
potnls an the thtrd stnnw ns the
LC qurnt r~lllcd briefly, hut only
to fnU farther bchrnd. 69·5il, at
pcrrr>d's end. Stt•mpc). Darrl.'l .Mourer, AI
Brown, West Slrnhm and Clar
ence Duke h1l for :. combmed
totnl or 21 poants m the fourth
pl·riod, as LC outsc:-orcd its oppo
nent for tho first time, 21-18.
Stempel was came hrgh scorer
with 21
Mour~r nnd Stcmpl.!l hat lor 16
nnd 14 pomts as the Bnbi!S racked
up thGtr tar t wan m three lraes
nguanst l.anhtlt.l, 77·64, on the
home floor Forwurd Clnrenc(•
Duke rolled in 13 nnd Bill Stem
llcl 10 to tdd the locuJ, R Stem
p<•l lind Strahm g~tve the LC
r.qund bnt•kbunJ d power grab·
bmg orr 25 lt•l)()undp, between
them Hulf-llmc scon tnvorcd
the B3bes, 42·28.
Cnnrh Schrocdea's quantct lotll
the Fl'rdoy wumt• nt McMannvillc,
70-6ti, desprt.~ 25 [llld 17 points by
H. nnd B Stempel nnd strong
bau khoaHI work from Lew Hlll·
ruwn -
I
de
tai~
re~
Inf
at
T~
• FEB 11 \955
~\S 6t l.ilAKI\ \AJL.Ltlii
Sirpo Sets First Full Symphony 'Spectacular' Features
rhc first Hl!'i5 conc••rt by the
I.e was nnd Cln1 k symphony or
chestra wlll bo prcn1 1\trd nt 3:30
m IIH: tlwnh'r Sunday, F~b1 unry
13, under lhl' dan:ctaon o! con
(}uctor. Bons Slrpo. 81rHcd Strpo, marks lht! firsl lime nl o under Mr Slrpa's lcDdershlp.
Th•• Hrat hntr of tlw progrnm
will be rcpH!SP.ntnl!vc of 18th
ci.'ntury clnsaucal mualc. It mclud•:s
o prt::ludc nnd (ugue in C mmor
by Onch os nrrnncl'd by George
Dasche. Second on the program
nrc the foua movements of
Hrt)'dn's symphony No IO·l. ThiS, ht• hus Jed nn I.C orchc t 1'0 In nn
cntnl! symphony
The second hnU of the pi'Ogrurn
will include "Humabdll," u work
by the lntc English cumpo c.r, Sit•
Crnnvillc Bnntock. Il w11l con
t:un the only solo work of the uft
ernoon-by Joyce• Annnln, cellist.
Thas work !01' string orc:hcstrn
wns well r~:cdved when hrst per
formed m thtll nrcn by the Port
land Chnmbcr orchestra recently, ~~or thu hnol numbcr Sarpo,
who tlrnduotcd frorn the Peters
burg Cont;P.rvntory In RuG!IIU, hus
l!lccll•u th•• hrtlllnnl ond dift1-
cult "Cr,priccto 1''4pngnolc" by
Russilm C(lmposcr, Rimuky-Kor
sokov.
Thus til Lhc thi1 u o( hvc public
p•·rfl)nnnncc. or the symphony
Or<'hcstrn . The next concert is
scheduled for April 3. There v.>tll
be no charge Sunday.
EST. 1867
Vol Xlll Pioneor Lov, Portland. Oregon, F'ridey. F't-bro.ry 11, 19SS Numbor 18
Royalty Selection to Highlight
Forthcoming Sweetheart Ball
The onnuol sweetheart ball,
Frtday, February 18, will high
light Lew1s and Clm·k's vulenlinc
sca~on. At the donee u king nnd
(!Ul!~n O( hearts Will be chosen
from n group of nominees clecl
cd by the junl()t"IJ,
Adrienne H1ll, Lorr.\lne Mears,
Donna Day and Peggy Jnkku arc
cnndadntcs for qut•cn. Cor! Pear
son, Chuck Jenkins, Jim Peter
son nnd Bob Farnham v1e lor
IItle Of king of lwnrts.
Tbo. thcah•r will be dressed up
for lht• occaeton nnd Kenny Cold
en and hiS quantlll will harmonizl'
on soft mus1c. nt.frcshmcnts urc
bclng planned by John Howe nnd
L1z Drury. Entertommcnt is un·
der the dlrec:Uon of •rom Gold·
smath and Jock Vcnubles .
Activity Hungry
DBn Now Sign Up
A sign-up list for those who
would like to work In student
government has bel"n posted in
the ASLC oH1ce, behand lhe gym,
according to ASLC prexy John
Bennett.
The list is the result of a let·
lcr-to-the-edltor wntlcn by Bnr·
bara Osgood nnd published In
a recr•nt LOG
It provad1 opportumty for stu
dulls to 1gn who ore mtercstcd
m workmc on 'Moy fete, A WS
.md AMS ui:trvitit'S , sscmblie.,
public relations pro)crts, cnmpus
dr1ves, ASI.C l!lr!dh nR, etc.
The ASLC ofi1cC Is open 24
hours a duy President of the class, Ron
Locw is m c:hnrgc of lhe patrons
committee, nnd Liz Wolf and Ron
Bntes nrc planning the ndvcrtis-. mg.
Men Plan Dance
In Plall Lounge;
Women Welcome
Cnmpus dress will be t11c nllirc
for lht! Plott hall nil-campus
dane~ otter the Whilmnn game
Saturday, February 12. Dancmg
wtll be m the ntnin lounge from
9p.m. to 12 midnight and refresh
ments will be served in the rec
reation 1oom.
The admisston prJCl! 1s 35 eents
drng and 25 cents &tag Girls nrc
im•atcd to come stag·;also.
Th~ small lounges wdl be open
to all guests until 11 p.m. nnd
there will be o student host and
ho~tcss m each lounge.
Mustc will be by records, und<'r
the dtrecllon or John Chnndler .
Caley Cook is in charge of post
er'S nnd publicity. The social
committee members nrc Don
Shell. chairman, Ph1l Eisel, Ron
Bate· , Roger Hough. Don Mor·
11:>on, Tom Staley ond Kirk West.
Game Halts Sport Eve
The sport.. naaht chLdule:d for
Tuesday, February 15, hilS been
ptlstponcd dUt! to l>nsketbnll
g:uncs and t'onnicting usc of the
gymnasium :for classes. The new
date for the C\'Cning of fun and
frolic w1ll be announced later.
Dr. Odell Visits Alumni
On Recent Eastern Trip
On hiS rcr••nt cnstcrn trip, Dr. Morgen S. Odell, presadcnt, \'isitl'd
nlumnt In Warhinp,ton, 0 C and N• '" York
ln Washington. D. C .. he sow Patsy Annala '54. who hea a
clerk's position In the defonse doportment. and Glen Whipple
46. an engineer ln elec:1Tonics, who Is working on top tecret mat
fMI for the defen1e dopartm enl.
Whth: on busrn" .• 1n N,•w York. Da· Odt•ll spnkt• with Cloar Ros
kam, '50, who '' nlt.'S lhl• J>cnpt for tht: tnteJTcligtous t••lnvl 10n pro.
IU'nm, 'L.unfl unto M.>• 1' cllt." Roskam rt•celvN! h1:; mnst••r' degrN .• m
dramatks from th~· Uu•v••r ilr of Jlhno'"·
Ko.rtn Lafky Beach. ·•a. ir. one of the oditou of a national
school magaalne. Her hu1b<1nd. Ed Beech. '49. b an actor who hal
several rol" in stock compani" and tel••won.
Sally McBndc, '52, hh n pOSitiOn ns ••<htoranl ccr\.'ltlrl' !o1 Qu·l
Jo'1 r.her musac company and pluys tor a bullet group 111 her' spu1 c
tame. Pnt Welch, '54, works ns 1m onhn~ atewnrdcss tram Ne\\ York
to Chicago. Tickets ore $1.50 nnd can be
purchased from nny junior. Bnl·
lots for clcclmg the king and
queen w11l be cnst at the dnncc
nnd Priscilla West and Curt Cop.
cnhagcn, who presided over last
year's formal. w1U present the
new long nnd queen durinG the
Ugh Big Heap Hamar
N eedum Hep Braves
Six to oighl "h&althy . young
athletic · men are nHdod to
play Indian braves in th~ drama
doportmont's April produc:1ion
of "March Westward! ' a play
depicting the S<Jga of L~wu and
Clark.
Those interested ln dolng
hatchet work (tomahawks sup
plied) 'lhould contact Dr. Clif·
ford E. Hamar in the speech
arlt building now.
'I Believe' Topic
For Next Chapel
The Rc\·crcnd J. Edward Os
lund, pustor of St. Jnmes Luther
on church, Portlond, wiU speak
on the !.hem~ "l Bolteve" in
chnpl'l scr ''ices February 17.
The Re\'crend Oslund is a grad
uate of Gustavus Adolphu s col
lege in St. Peter, Minnesota, and
did hJ.S theolog1 col work at North·
Wl'.St Lutheran seminary. He bas
-also t.lone graduate work at Pa
Cific School of l\cl1gton and the
Umvcrsaty o! S('l~\hcrn Cnlifor
nm. He held pastnrntes in San
F'rnnct&co nnd Rt:!no l cforc com
Ing to Portland Fo1 three years
the Rc\'Cicnd O!llund served as
Prot~ tant Chnplntn nt Alcntraz.
f'nculty leode" for the Et!rvice
w11l be D1·. CliHord Hornor, drama
profcss.-,r . Daonc llol art, JUnior
~;ocaology moj.>t', will St!rvc as
student ll'l\cf"r. OrQOl'ISt wtU be c .• lr. Enijcr. JUnior muSIC major.
Booch Places Third
l.C'' cnlt ,. m tht> Pence oratory
contl'Bt of the tntcr-cotlegiate
rorcnlliC Assoctalaon. held :tl
Portlnnd uni\'ersity, was Jack
Dooch who pluct;>d thini. HtS
top1c was '"Pence--A Feruublc
Bnylut•, n frosh ampo1·1 from Wash·
C\ i!ry ycor in conjunction with
the Nnllonal Col1carillto Pear.~
arntory '~nleflt HEAD CRUMB Gordon Trubshaw oglu the co.mma u ho propues
for "Cru~ of the Ca.mp\15. • freshman clo.u •arief!r show due noxt
TuKday. Trubthaw will cmceo Jhe show, ns well as tako put in
11 nkit.
"Crumbs of the Crunpus," a truu ...... ort on the established Ed Sulli
van TV vnrrcty show, has been nnnounced ns the freshm n clns.s
ns.scmbly.
"The Poor Frnhmlln's 'Tout of tho Town•,• Ill the show b
sub-tilled. will be proscnt~ noxt Tuesday, Febru&r7 15, ot 11
a.m. in the theatll'r. according to cilr9dor and coordinator J1m
Kirk. Emcoeing .tho production will bo F.rcrshmilD Gordon Trub
shaw.
fe:l.lurmg rut cv('JI dozen vtlflety acts from "the best clnss on the
.:.ampu.s,•· the nssembly wIll atlcmpt lo show how the class or 1958
hns oncnted itself and combaned 1ts Ulll!llt and abUll.Ji!!>, cxpllill\cd
K.il'k
Highlighting the vocal portion of the program wUl be Jennnie
Sauer, appctnrmg with Don Woodland in .. Dancing in the Duk:'
and in a trio with Nancy Hesn and Carolyn A.aslow.
Also featured ns vocnhst wall b Jlm Crook. and pinnl.Sts slnted
to appear are Bob Enman und Don Pmnoek. \'etta Mae Word l.S
scheduled to otfe.r a comedy \'ocn.l wllh (weird) acc:ompnmmcnt••
Dancor Robbo Robertson will offllr modern i.aterpro.tatioas,
and Don "Boston" Mornson wiU prnent his daac:e trou~ with
entertainment of a different style.
Scheduled !or .,hdanous" sktt.s. nccordlnc to K1rk. ure Mik
Killoran, Gordon Trubshnw, Will Bone and Kirk West, nnd "J y
KJ.y" nnd J 1m Crook..
Comm1ttce hends for the produc:taon mclude Shcrnl Houser,
art: Bob Keyes, stage propcrucs; Dave Molntore, lighlmg: Joy~
Randlill, mak,•·up; \'ctl.u Mae Ward, backstage, nnd Skip Wright,
pubUcaty ond busines~~ .
Thursday's Music Hour Features
LC Faculty, Student Compositions
Compos1Uons by Lew is and
Clnrk faculty and students will
be featured at 12:30 Thursday,
February .17, on the music hour
progrt\m in the chapel
Th .. mudrlgal singers waU pre·
sent "And Have Not Love" and
"Praise Ham All Ye People" by
Bob Corns, director of the LC
symphonac blind. ThtS group WlU
also sing a poruon of junior Golc
Enger's "Requcim Mnss"
A woodwind cnellmblc includ
ing Adnonnc Htll, Clute; Be'·
Wary, clarinet: Shtrlcy Rocckel,
French horn, and f'\nul Mosher,
oboe, will ploy o number for
wind QUArtet lllSO by Mr c~ums.
Sctt.ngs of A. E Housman
p~ms by Jc1 ry Bowdcr, cmduntc
cumposiuon student. \\'Jil be
sung by voice professor Georg"'
Bishop. These anc•tudco ''L<wclic.st
oC T1 ccs'' and "Into My U~art.''
Mr. Bishop will olJ;o do "Non
~nse Song," by former LC pr\>
fcuor John Gross and numbers \~ r1ttcn to words of Enuly Dick
enson o.nd Wallinm Rose Benet
by Robert Stoltze, c.ompooalton
mstruc:tor.
College Receives
Large Donations
Gifts 1'\.."Ceiv·ed by the coUe e
from June 1, 1954, through Feb
ruary 7, 1955, total $326.682, lhc
•rcntest amount ever received in
n hkc period Most of the money
Is in the plnnt fund or Is to be
used fm designnt~ purposes .
This lc~l\'CS :about $50,000 to
raise for general funds for cur•
rent c ·pcn:Jes and snlnric:s up to
~tny lU, 1955. Generous gl\•mg ls
ncc:cssary for alums, friends, cor
porations. and churches il th c
needed funds ar to be renlucd
Totnl mone)· necessary In the
general !und to bnlonc:e the
budget ls $98.000, of which $48 -
000 has been eollt.-cted. Pag Two THE PIONEER LOG Friday. F•bruuy 11. 1955
Through Tn~f/1 · . . . Librarian in NYC tJ,. tk s~ sute ... UJiiJ,. ctu. BaJ.e;.
STOP. LOOK and LISTEN usually applies to pede.. .. trians Soaks up Culture p~ ]a ttl•tes P1.Ck Lanl·e,.,.
who walk a<.rL the ~lrt.~ts brm"lng the armoured army of 11 .1. Dr. Luurencc Tomhnson r..:
.fou.--wheeled \"ehtcles. It can nlso appl,> to students, not ex-~i\"t.>d n Ford FoundnUon grndu· A s • p •d t
nctly the (InC$ who ha\'C just caught up on 1hcir sleep (rom ate rcllowship to~llldy ud\llt !<IU· s I nrlng TeSl en
cnuon nt the tcnchcrs rollugt nt '.£-'·
finols but also tltose who h,t, l kept up on thei1 a~·agmnents . Columbir• uni\'crsitY m N~" vork
The.sl.! ore the one who-STOP cheek thctr assignmcnl~ re~u
1e1ty. lr\ a h ttcr he hns "'r\t\cn
larly, make sure of thl.! dl.!udilm':s and complete them-LOOK or hlS c pc.l'lcnC"Cs dudnc his itrst
. cnwst cl'. -in the book or on ,outhncs for nt-\;essnry mformn·ton- One of th..-clossi!S that has
LISTEN espccmlly to what :the mslt-uctor is snymg. seemed most mt.ercsung tu Or.
Tomhnson hns bcl•n one Jn group
disCuSSion m which the students
learn somNhtnJ: of thC' ll'chn1qucs
of d1Scuss1on m the ponel, the
S\"mposium nnd the forum Icc· The pedestrian, or at least the on~ who is fond or living,
perfonns these functions C\'~ry ttme he cro es lhe strel!l.
.E\rery class 15 lhe same as o sweet for the student. These
three rules are hand:\' commandments for the new term.
. .
!clio \"1l • racze :> ,. . .
Sttting reflecting on a •·amy nile.rnoon, 1t occurred to us
1ow students hnYe come to assocjnte certnm facultv members •
w1lh personal traits. Fm mstance, t:f nny student wildly waves
}us hnnd, palm upward and lingers curled. i~ can generally
be presumed thnt he is doing a tnk!X)tf on U. G. Dubach.
It's actually gotten to the pomt where some 5tud1.'!nl.s take
Dubach's chsses in order to s~ the g-reat man personally
shaking that hand. And Dubach docs not stand alone.
What would Mrs. Smith be without her perfect cotffure,
or Mr. Hickman without his blackboard full o£ impressionistic
art? What would Dr. Kozloff say if he WeJ'1C caught weanng
a hat, or Mr. Gustafson 1f he were caught without on~
This college wouldn't be what it is without Dean Freeda
and Dean Fogdall, the smiling twins, and ~hlt Schroeder
would undoubtedly commit suicide if the morning paper didn't
arrjve m time for breakfast. And when Dr. Tuttle stops en
tertaining bus riders, the trip into town will indeed be a dull
one.
As for as tht goes. can )'OU imagine:
1r. Hill without his pipe?
Dr. McAfee without his characteristic "and-er-a'' 's as he ture.
A clnss on the community col-
lege hO proved to be \'cry snt
tsfnctory. Dr. 1'omlmron states
lhnt the class JS dwidcd mto
commiltccs nnd ench works on
somo: phose of the development
of !1 proposed community college
for Rockland counl.•, New York
Dr. Tomlinson was on two com
mll1ces, curriculum nnd ndull cd
ucntJon
Jn one of his clossi!S Dr. Tom
liruon rccei\'cd n Jetter from Ills
tnslruC'Ior in which he wru>
lhnnkcd for his contributions m
the class on the histonC'al DP·
proach to current 1SSUCS m cdu·
cnhon.
In addition to the dnsses Dr
Tomlinson looked to cullurol nc
tn'lties for his cntcrtninmcnl in
New York Citv. He be3J'd Field • Mnrshnl Montgomery give n lec-New officers were ~o~leclcd m Plott hnll at u mt·t•tlng Mondn\
C\'Cnmc. Tuking ov('r ns prt.~Y JS Dove l..rmtl'r, Knppn Phi Alph ~o
Elected ns \'I<'C·prcstdt•nt is Ktt Jolu1son. D1·1tn 1'uu Rho. Bill Eut>tl•r
DclUl Tau Rho, will scr\'l! ns sccn•tnry, Wdl Bone Will con\Jnuc m
hiB cnpncttY nl' treasurer und Don ~hdl, .Alpha Rho Omega wtll
nssumc duties of soc1al c:hntrmnn.
• • •
A V .tlentine luncboon party is being planned for tho Moth ora
club a.t 12:30 p.m. F•bruory 1-4 a.t tho Fu~ Proabytorian church
Guest speaker will bo Kelsie Ramey Osborne who hu spool a
great deal ot time studying mountain pooplo and their way ot
hto.
Goorge Bishop
-.ocal dueJ. and Joanne For•trom will •ntertain wi!h a
• •
A panel of Le" IS and Clark students !1om other lands wtll dts
cuss "The Churth Bnck Hom~. " for the bendtt of nll SCl\ members
and intcr~stcd vtsttor.s Tuesday, Fcbnmry 15 ol 12:30 p.m. tn Polutmc
mnnor lounge . •
Trods~ elected new officer for lho ensuing semedor on
February 3. Th•y are Chr~s Zafiratos, proeiden t: Bill Kruger
vico prn1dont· Barbara M1Uor, so<:rotary: Arlono Johnaon. c:or
rHpondUlg secretary· Davo Hitchman , troasun•r : Bob Rlndt
and Carl Schnoor , aergeanJII·at·arms: and FriC!da Zuborbuhlor
hisiorlan.
An open m~ting for all skiing onthuslll.lt5 will be hold aJ. the
home ot Bob Rindt on February 17.
• • •
r'T6hmnn Elly
of Stcwnrl hnU. Eymann hns bc(ln dl'cted ns the new &\.ocrctnry
' . .
N~w ofCJccrs of Phi Mu Alphn, nntlonnl ml'n's music hnnorory
anclude president. Drl!w Hall; vlcc-presldt;nt, Buzz. Lunday; sccn:
tnry, Ron Hollcnsted; treasurer, Norm t,utz; "arden, Carl Smith,
historian, Paul Mosher; nlumm secretary, Hnl Swafford. Prcstdin&
on the ' ·-orfic1o board o( udvlSors are Larry MoiTCll, Hnl Sv:aHord,
Jerry Harris nnd JOt! W1mm"r .
Dr. Dr. John B. Harrington . Philosophy professor hu been
named chairman of the Nozthw"t Confonnce on Religion in
Higher Educa..tion . • • •
Young Republican s will meet at 12, Tuesday, February 15 m
B-24 They wtU meet on th~ first and thn-d Tu~sdny of cnch month,
according to Tom Harlan.
teeters back and forth on Ius toes~
T. J. Edmunds without a worn.out cigarette? ture on "Lcndcrshtp Trainmc"
and also attended severn! "Tele
phone Hour" broadcasts, one be·
mg n broadcnst fcntunng Jose
Iturbt as gu~. He also has spent
much time at the Metropolitan
museum, The Museum of the
Cuy of New York, the Frlck gal
leries and the Museum of Mod
ern Art During Christmas he
made a lrtp to Boston where he
\'istted Bunker hill, Paul Rc
''ere's house, Old North C'hurch ----------------------------
. . . with Hoopes Paris Stewart without a portable blank-check-book m tow~
Things such as the above made individuals out of the
fncultv endearing them to many of the students. One of these
da'!!'S ;..~1J let our thoughts wander along a similar hne with
regard to studtmts. Possibly we'll start U1e list w1th, ''What
would Calev Cook be ·without a cast?"
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UnU MAN ON CAMPUS by Didc Bibler
Carol Bun:t.a -~~ ... _-,IHSTRUMf"T~l .,r"
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t1 ct • • r au iHIS WE£K
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lattil 6Uiil~nt.a oC Lotlwl anCI t larl! tbe co11"1:4.i :rc:ar Sub•c-tlptlon ral<l
1 Portland. Oreeon
FoaJure Editor and the finn'llrd campus.
An ..u-ticlc, •'The Impro\'emcnl
of Secondary School Teacher
Prep tnhon,.. written by Dr.
Tomlinson wns scheduled to op·
pear m the January issue of U1e
"Educational Forum.'' As yet the
college hns not been informed
ns tO whether the nrttcJc hns been
published
LC Affairs Causes
Hubbub in France
February 8, 1055
Sorbonnc
P:ms. France
D D D. (Damty Dcntured DellS)
Lew1s and Clark College
Po• tland I, Oregon
Dl·ar Sirs:
Ref HONKY -TONK
Mnrc:h 4, 1955
1n the mtercst of better Anglo.
European Rclntton s, we the F. E
McC. (French Equl\'nlcm of the
McCarthy Commtltcc) w1sh to
cnll to your nltcnuon thtS open
flaunt of am1ablc tntcr nat10nol
good wtll, whtch will occur on
March 4, lhnt you Ameru:ans call
the HONKY-TON K. In our opin
ion, Jf you pe.rs1st m dccrodtng
our country tn such an uncouth
manner, you will compel us to
tndelmitcly huJt the export or
French mov1es to you.
We fmd such un ruf01r as this
HONKY-TON K partlculurly tn·
suiting :U this lime when uur
austcrP r~-prcnuerc, Bandaid B·
France, hns been nt the height of
his c.:ampaign to convert the fine
pcopl•• o{ f'r:JnC\' ft'Om l'J bunch Of
drunken shiltless slobs snto u
bunch of sober 6hifllcss slobs. As
you doubtlessly know th111 com
p;ugn 111 de~ngnt:d to change our
mo\tQ fl'om ''Wine, Womr>n, and
Song" lo ''Mnk, Mnd:1ms, and
Mnmbo."
Agom we "ould hkc to cmphn·
(Conllnut:od on pnge 4) HOOPING IT UP
LorenzReapsReward ;
From Disc Jockeys
Bv Johnny Hoo~ '
JWy Lorenz, Honoro~· Dean of Education ot Platt Rest home,
hns l}(l('n cashmg in on his unlimttcd rescrvo1r or knowledge. Vlc
um baH been the r:td10 dtsc JOCkey contests By 1dcutJfymg nrt1sts,
bands. and mus1c, the loot ha .. been LheaU"e uckcl.!i, ch1cku1 dinners
ond men's tollctrlec: , UndcltJatnble Qu11. Ktd Lor<.n7. bemg o mus1c
mOJ\)r, what kind of courh'S ha Dr. Bvons been tc>nchmg" ProgresSI\'l
lDZZ moybc"
• •
Jack Harding and Jim Costollo have alerted their own "Got
your buddi~s in trouble week.' 0""" of their buddies, (for obvious
reuona hla name can't be mnnlioned ) haG boon having iroubl• in
on<> of Dr. Dubach's government classes. To help Mr. X" out
Jim and Jack have sent Dr. Dubach d VelentinC' signed "A good
•D' ah.ad~nt" Mr. ''X". Tho front OJ the V alcnhno read• on tho face.
"To a very nice teacher.'' Sure wish I h1Sd some~ buddies to help
mo ouJ Uke that.
• • •
A ol today, Tcx Cowart, or better known us "Gorgeous George
the Texan with the Hollywood hatrcut," has hod three crnckl.'d rlbs,
one dtSiocnted shouldt:r, and torn tendons m both legs (Probably
better glul' fnctol') than wrestling material.) •romghl, Tux one•
ognm returns to the mats but undtr n new nnm• : "The Good, Clean
Cut, Crew-cut, Handsome Texan." If you place your bt•ts on whtch
vCJ tnbrae goes out thi:; tJme, and submit .)"our answer along w1lh
one good-Jookmg brunet, you mny b • the lucky wmm•r o! those
bcnuttful curly locks that he once wo1·c whtle being defeated on the
mpt. Judge Tom Harlan's deciSion w1ll be fmr.l nnd all entries be·
c:ornc my personal property. • •
Most of us are aware of the tact thaJ Stentslou .. •• dorwed
of tho phraae Stan " a Louse. Tho nam" was tagged on htm about
ten year• ego. during his youth (?) wh1le In attendance at a boy
scouJ camp. A couplo ot weelu ago, l had the pleasure of meohng
th• Au~tan t Mothor Superior of the Jeanneo do' Arc Hotel for
Women. H.r namo? Sbtor Stanialousol What are you trying
Jo be. Stll.D? A w11c guy maybe? •
Grub yuur· gnsmasks . Walt D1snc)''s "Flowt.•rs'' urt• on the man:h
ncmn. BcatricP MacCrl!ary and Beltv Blomquu st, organic cht!lTI
maJors, decided to start the new cmcsta off nght, Th,:lr !1rtil
production? Duplication of n skunk's odor. As 1f t?nough foul odors
ore nol nlrcudy prodU(t:d by thos«' <:h~.:m clnsscs Fo•·tunrth!ly , thtY
haven't su\:C:•'\.'<ild o far. l hope.
The local town grapovino has been fermentin(l wUh mor•
rumors about un exclusive dlltlct> to bo hold ln tho Columbia
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• • TCherepnin Visits LC us1c1ans Delegates Attend
Placement Confo By Carol Burns
A lo. · mdt·r 'T ch1 r('pnm noted
composer nnd pinmsl, visited
Lewis rmd Clork college thiJ
wcck ns part of his tour of lh1•
Unitc.•d Stnt•·s promoted by the
Amcnc:m ASlloc1nlion of Amnrl·
cnn colleacs to cncout·agl• collL•gt,•
mus1c :students In mmac ('dUl'rt·
lton.
Tchuepnln , who has taught
piano and composition at Do
Paul uninralty in Chicago
sinco 1949 flrat taw hta muslc
proaon1ed tn lhe United Stales
In 1923 when Anna PaYlova
ond hor company daneod hi.a
ballot • A)anta't Fl'OICOft . on
a eout to coo t tour Tcherep·
nan flnl appoarcd personally
&n the United St11te5 in a u
cital of bls own composltlona
in 1926 in New York elty.
H<. W.J. oorn In St Pctc.n;burc,
Russia, an 1890 nr.d wns the son
of the composer nnd conductor,
Nicol:u Tchc~pnm. He t·egnn his
mustcal cduc:~tion nt the St. Pt•·
tcrsbur{! conS{'J'\'IIlory nnd coll1·
plctcd 1t tn Pnrls wht•(l: he
stud1cd cotnposatlon ond pfm1C1
nl the Paris consH'\'Otory He hnc,
smce pertormc.od on tllc conct.'.t t
stngc lhnlURhOut the world
Performed Over World
Ho first c:an1o Jo tho United
States bocauso of 1niorest ln
th~ country and becauu he
"wanted to loa1n · He hod not
intended to stay tor more lban
a year but waa fascinated by
the U. S. and ao boeamo a real
dont. Tho last fow year• that
ho bas been here havo boon
faiJed with tho frequent tours
of the country under tho
Chicken & Dumplings
-Banquet Rooms-
Bruer's Tower
9656 S. W. Barbur Blvd.
CHeny 9065
Lake Theatre
Sal. 8c Sun. 2:00 p.m.
Weakday:~ 7:00 p.m.
Thru Tuuday
"THERE'S NO BUSINESS
LIKE SHOW BUSINESS"
I>:Uttl ll< rllliUl, Pu 1 l>allo'}
Mn:rth n M ur • ..,, l'nn I I \1 t• '"" r
nnt:l
"TWIST OF FATE"
I 1 · I ltnH••nt
St.>~ We4nu4"3"
"8tGN OJ" 'l'II:C P.AGAlf "
•·DJJ8'rnY"
BUt.n.e rob. :13rd ''OA.JlltllUf .JONES"
'' 'l'Hll &X:I:lU:O AUf 0 ''
St.t>riN I . . . I
"SO 'l'.BOUSA.!JD 'L£..t.Gl1D8
U l'J I>JIB 'I'lL&: P A." Amnrican AuocloUon of Amor
lean collegos program, gtving
recltala. lecturos , composing
and teaching hie claues at De
Paul.
Trhcrcpnin's c.ntcLl 1n compo·
s1t1on 11huws nn e \' o I u tl '' n
RUSS tAN COMPOSER and
pianist Alexonder Tcheropnin
autog;ra pht mu.ic: for studen1t
after condud1ng e. master class
for pianist& m tbe lounge of Platt
hall. through !our pt'rlods. During tht:
fu'llt port of hill composing en·
n·cr hl: was living in his native
t'III.Jnlry, Thl period extends up
to 1021. The !i••cond pcrlod shows
him dcvelopmg n uvcry personal
style bn .cd on h1s mni!·Slep scnlc
uno the polyphonic proc~>dur••
wh1ch he nom•~ 'ant••rpomt' ."
Ouung tlus pcnod he ni!I<J pro
duct•d II gr~Ol dt'nl of chamber
mu lc
Folklore Main Interest
During tho third, folklore be·
c:amo his primary lnteresL At
lhl1 time he wa making tours
in China and Japan where ho
atudiod tho popular and tradi·
lional music of thue countries.
Now In Ius 1ourth pcnod he 18
Sl'farchmg for "new rhythmic dc
\'ICCS, rc~warch m form anti n ce.r·
tmn trend towords nco-romontl·
CISffi"
Wifo from China
Tcheropmn mot hi• wue 1n
China when he WCI'II on a tour
ot tha! country When on lblt
tour '1 mot my wifo lo-bo and
became •o infasuated 05 you
say here in America or mlol'·
osted in her, lhD..l I Wl'Olo to
Paris that I would Uke to poll·
pono my tour and Iiley in Cbina
to do further studying,"
n nm" the t1mc Tchcrcpntn
wns 1n Chmo has future wife, "a
vcs·y fmc p1amst,'' was gmdaat
cd from the untvcrsity and wns
sent to Europe for further study.
Tch~.:n ::pn1n was then rt:ndy to
continue his tour.
H1s wife wns the nnrrator of a
recent co m p o s l t a o n done by
Tt:ht!repnin composed for nnrra.
tor and orchcstrn It was com·
missioMd by Thor Johnson for
\Great Decisions' Will Be
Made by Dubach's Class
The intcrnahonnl r e I n l i on s
clns.s wiU be entering on the
''Great Dec1s1ons" program Feb
ruary 20 through April li. This
progt am 1s n mn~-wcek sun·cy
~ovcrmg the: 1undnmcntal Uisues
m Amcrwn's foreign policy.
Dr U G Dubnc.h, head of the
pohlicnl selcncc d('p&rtmcnt, hns
divided Ius chtss into c1ght
~troup.-;. Ench group has a partie·
ulnr quest1on assigned. 1'hc stu·
dcnLS In the group \\'ill slud~
thc1r qucst1on and present theJr
solution m n forum to the class.
Some-of lhc questions mdudcd
lor the discuss1on11 arc "Can we
so 1t alone'"' Can Wt:! live with
<he Ru;>Jtnns?" und "ls the!(~ nn
Amcncnn wny In fo1 cign JXllicy?" ore planning thc1r O\\ n methods
o( dealing with the sub)ects.
The World Actnirs Council of
Oregon c<Joperatmg ·1 KOlN
TV, KOIN rndlo, tht Orlgunian
ond cavic orcnnn:att n 1n; spon
snrtng lhas survey. They believe
thnt everyone should kno\\ nnd
hove n port an the Iorc1gn pohcy
of lhc United SUites.
Extra Date Set for
LC Entrance Exam
.1'\n ('XU':l dntc hns been set for
the I..<:w1s nnd Clark entrance
~.;xaminal!QilS 111 order to b€!nc!1t
potcnunl I.'Mtl!t'lng freshmen who
nn~ mtcrested m scholorshtp op
Most of the colleges and uni-portun&hcs.
vcrstttcs m western Oregon and DcadHnc for rholor-sh1p applt·
southwes tern Wnshington n r"' cnl1ons hns been set tor Mnrch 1 • • tnkanc part tn th1s progrnm. They •0 c c 0 r din c to Mrs Margasd
Sharp, du'Cctor of ndm1ssions.
The next regulr•r cxnm, slo~d
OSWEGO STUDIO ror tomorrow, February 12, nt
!l lim. m BoDan~. 1s the Inn
scheduled test before the 1\tnrch
deadline . Therefore, aC'\:ording to
Pictures for all occasions:
*Weddings
*Banquets * Portraits
Special offer on wedding pictures
for all Lewis and Clark Students
216 . Stale St. Bl_, 1-1028 Mrs. Sharp, nn opportuni ty for
tho c who fmd it Impossible to
make tomorrow's try or to com
plch ~ thell' nnllonol Collc,g~ Boaa·d
exnms by the r;chotun~tup dc(ld·
lmc may compete ror f:cores at
tht' extra c. am to be held Snlur
doy, F'Cbrunry 26.
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Special Ba~ket
Service sn Your Car
7800 S. W. Bar bur
CH 9031 the 1951 PcnmRul • music fcstl
vnl sn WisconPin
Sons Alao Talented
Tcher4lpnin and hjli
ho YO thr~te sons who 1all wUe
show
inclinations towo1rd musical c:a •
r""n. Thei: youngat son. a
12·yoar-old r.:anbt, htquontly
nccompanios hi~: flltl',er on toun.
Their 14-yea.r·old son is a Ylo·
llnlst and will appoar m a eon
carl In Chicago April 19. The
old"t r.oo, 19 roars old. lr. a
pian11t but his interesJt seem
to lie mol'o in writing with a
lrt. nd toward lntersr.aco treveL
lf he docs not continul! with
this ht: plana to sJud·1 electron·
ic:t.
Tchcrcpntn's m o s t r (' <: e n \
composiuons sncluiie on opern,
'The Farmer nnd the Pntry,'' sec
ond syme}'\ony, the "Romnnllc
Overture'' nnd the composttfon
romm1ssaoned by Thor Johnson,
• Tht Lost Fluh:
Conference Lures
College Chaplain
Dr John L. Anderson, chap
lam, plans to nttcnd n &peCJol
conference !or chnplnms ond col·
lege rehg1ous leaders nt Pacitic
School of Religion in Berkeley,
Cnhfvmia, n~xt wcc.k.
The mam sp~nker nt the con
tcrcnet:! vnU be Dr Emtl Brunner,
ant.ernnuonnUy known thcolog~nn
lrom Zunch, Switzerlnnd. now
teaching in Japnn. Dr. Anderson
wall leave Monday nftemoon and
return FT1day morning. During
hts nbsence his clnJSes wtll be
taken by Dr. H tdco Hashimoto.
professor of relig1on
Speake~ Head Norlh
For Beqinner Meet
Tt · P• c:.ch arts department a
..:ending n buttery of students to
thf' College of Pugct Sound for
the tyro toumnmcnt for begin
ners which i$ bcmg held .Fcbru
nry lJ and 12.
Maksng the trip to Tncoma
will be Ron Locw, Stan Harris,
Margery Da\'ISOD, Mnrgucntc
Vtckcrs, Vtrgm1a Anderson. John
ScUcs • Jack Booch nnd Ktrk
West. 1\lr. &ibm will nccompnny
the troupe to <'Onch. Mlss Julin JohnMn, d•rector of
ploccmcnt ot Lewu; nnd Clar'k.
nnd FTcd Hays, who r pre"l!n~d
the Lcw1s and Ctork chapter of
Alphn 'Kappa Pat. nntlt~nn l hu"•·
ne~ fraternity, returned recent·
Jy from the llfth nnnual conf ·r
cncl' of Lhc Western coll<'g!! place·
ment assoclotlon nt Scnttlc.
The &nformnhon gnancd nl lhtS
confC!rcnet:: was pre.scnte<l nl U1c
busln~ ndmtnlalrotlon &l!mtnar
Tuesday, Jo,cbrunry 8, by MlS'!I
Johnson nod Hnyc• Hnycs \'w,ll
n l!to report l•J o P<' unnd c:lnss:.
Th~ atm of thas conference wns
to obtnm close rdnt1ons
colleges and industry
CARO-AMICO
PIZZERIA
Italian Dinners
Served m the Old Ptun House
ln n real Ilnllan nl.mosphue
3606 S. W. Barbur Blvd.
BR 9266
Introducing ...
The Champ!
P .. ice's
Golden Condor Two
eye-tie Shines like a
diamond. With Steel
V -Plate in the heeL A
qreat value at only
•
f'rce Laces Anyllm~ a.t
PRICES
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Washi.og1on BR 8891
"30 STEPS FROM BRDWY •
Here's a tip from
Cupid
for Valentine1s
Day
(.ivt• vuut· hettcr baU
•
a (;jft fr·oau th
New Bu .. linga~ae
l'ounlain and va .. iely
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* VALENTINES * CANDY HEARTS
* COSTUME JEWELRY
*COSMETICS
CIJ 8611 Pa.go Four THE PIONEER LOG Friday. Fobruary II, 19SS
illamette Falls •
The PiC'meers ha\'C met all lh1e or lhcar confcH~IlC~ foes am a, as L TXT 1-d c t
and h:we managed lo best only Linfield. Tue~dny rught snw Meet in Prelim n vv eeAen on ests
the Reru·cnts of Will:unette invade Palatine hiU and 1 ~tum
to ..,nll!m on the long end oi n 78-t10 ('(lUnt. BY HAL LESSER
WUlamotte Hits from Outaido Fr1day ''all frnd the Lnmbdn!l
la~mg the1r undcCcntctl rec:ord
Coach John L\''' ts ,·rcw threw n muJti-pua po.s~? attack on the hnl' ngmnst the Cnst-OCfs
ltl the Orange, combining a fast bt-enk with a smooth passing
1 an 1ntra murnl bM'kctball wndnrc.
combmation and the nbthty to hlt [rom the ouu; 1dc The The game wlll start crt 6:15
Bearcats ~pread Uteir scormg cvenlv 0\·e.r the tcnm With Cen- tonighJ u a pre· lim of the Var-
l . "' 1 Ca b' · k ff • . . nty ga.mo wHh Whitman . Tho e1 .l~et us te plC mg o top spot an the mda\'aduol effort ,._1 ou 3 . d 1 'I.Aa • 1 own a ·Wtn an •
·\\'lt}l 13. los• record Their loss came at
The Fixmen were blanketed most of the wa • getting off the hands of tho Polecat club
total of only 65 shots. While hitbng at a 3~'l cltp and rc-which also sports an undefeat
boundinl! e\•enh• \\-rilh 1h£> '•tsitors. LC ju t dtdn't hnve the bnll ed reeord. Tho game will bo
cn0U£h tUlle>. ;u~ ·CO:rt n n 7 n ,.
Mic:helse n Hot lD Second Half -
Gunrd Joe B 1 cannl!d a total of 13 points to t1c wJth
·Cau~hie . He was followed by Loren Mtchclsen who packed up
_11, of whtch 9 carne in the lnst half. u 'l!IC'(ix •:: LJ:iG.JS LjiA..D~Ra u
W L Po\. Poleeau 1 o t.coo Laznbcla 4 o 1.000 Shuhllclm 4 1 .800
Ou'"ONa 3 l .'1:10 --n n n n a n a ...... wuuu uwau BY STAN HARRIS
1\tissaonaucs from ~alia Wallo invaded th<• campus to
day. They're here to shO\\ the LC mnplc crew thnt they can
be as tough uway from home al. they nrc on their own court.
At the lnst outing Bob Burgess' well-coached veterans came
from behind to wm in the last quarter from the undermanned
FACE WHITMAN Pion~crs aurlnc lhcir l'Hrly sen·
son cnstern swmg. Bic-gun Don
Robinson, ti'3'' ~f!mor from Spo.
kon". dumped m 2·l couutcrs for
th~ l.\hss10nnnes on thnt occnsaon.
Along with Robmson, who can
be the hotl t mon in lhf' lenguc
on any gr\·~n mghL, urc Bjl) Click,
onotht'r \'etc ron !orwxard: Rex
Gwann, !ugh sconng ('Cntcr on
Jnst ycor'.!'l conference champrons
(~35 pts.): nnd drmanuta,·c frosh
Tratling by 9 points at half the P1onccrs dumped in 6
qmc.k pomls in t.he first 2 mmutcs or t.he S\!<.-ond canto. The
Salem gents called for tame and the home crew JUSt couldn't
get going agam. The visitors poured it on adding anothl.'r nine
pomts to thc1r half time bulge. Also mcct..lng an 11 !ull-coun
clash will be the Shnshlicks nnd cuar'd Bob Bl•ckea·, 5'8" :-p~cds ter
the Polccnts :.tl 3:30 lhrs niter- from Wallo Walla lugh school (tdl·
noon. The Pol'-•cnts nr~ shonng GARY JACKSON state J953·51.) Fillmg out the
the league lcnii wlth n -t-win no- stnrtang rive thot will b•• fighting
loss record \lo'hh lhe Lnmbdns . • the FLxmcn to gcr out o! the con-
The Shnshhcks at"(! holding on to
second position by .50 pc~nlngc terence cellar, could be nny one
over lht.: C l. • Of!s. • of three promr.!lmg guards-Del
The Alphu came pounding Klackel', 5'6 .. 3umor and former
back to win thoir aoc:ond gamo 1cnrrunatc of Bcck,•r's nt Wnlla rapplers Face WSC Saturday Night
BY CHUCK CHARNOUIST
'\\ aslungwn Stale coUese's Newberg.'' Rnlpb Staley, Harry olthe season. 41-11. by trounc· \\'nJJn htgh; Don Poe, 5'9" sopho-
wrrstling team, defending Paouc McAdams and Mike Clock. ing th~ Shockers . Tho loss was more from Clarkston; or Crush
Coast lntercoll eg.iatc chnmptons, Wnrd's young crew dropp~ lhtt fourth for the Shockers. Jack Henwood, ~ smooth ball-
ln\. de Pnlalme hill tomo-rrow two matches lhis week. losing to whilo the Alpbu no wba•o two
n~t:l [or \'a.rsJt)' match with the YMCA Monday mght, 19-11 ins and tour loss.s. Alpha, Dar- hnndl~r from Voncouv~. B. C. Ol
co en J1mmy Ward"s P10necrs. and to o powc.rful OSC squod relJ Swiggortt was high with lhfl ~io, Burgess has bl!Cil de-
Uniquely the erght-eve.nt duel Wednesday. 33-3 Harry Me-12 counJers. pl!ndwg more! «nd more on the
mt'et 'lo\'lll come at the preliminary Adams, 8-6 dec.tSle>n O\•c.r OSC's Wednesday's Kappa-Dell game and hts men hnve all but canched
lO lh .. C'Aturda~ ... ioht LC-WhJt· Bob Myer m the heaveywclght was postponed . H d n .. .;xa -..... enwoo ; ucckc1 espccaall.)• has 'l"'tnn basketball go.me, taking cumt ga' e LC tls onl)' points. Lost Friday found U1c Dmks
l~> ~
1nstmd of the usunl J\' Tex Co\\llrl, wrestlmg in the droppmg lheir fifth game in n bel:n dri\•jug opposatJon wtld wtth
g<tm The 0\Jltcbes start nt 6~15 147-pound class. lost o close 5·2 row to the Stgmos by n 28-18 has set !:hots from outstde thtl key,
llJll .. nd there wlll be no addt· dL'Cislon to Art Keith, defending OOWlt. Sigma's Dave Eller took LOREN MICHELSEN l·'uns wtll probubly sec the fCJ.st-
l.ion 1 charge for basketball fans PCl champ 1n thol clnss. hird1 pomt honor,; wilh 14 •!!;I wcekr.nd of bnskctball ln the
rorumg ~rly fM ~l~g. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- -~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ con~rencc ns the Plont'CI~ meet
The cougar grapplers of coach Vorsl·ly Hoop en Cll.mh from Cellar Spot the Mrssionories Frlriay nnd Snl-B 1 Tomaras have won 21 urdny, Fcbruar.r ll nnd 12, 8 p m,
sl idtght nliJt.ches 0\ l!r ii {our-year ond College of Idnho nt lhc snmc
r1~od They ha'·c tour PCI Ul· By SpJI.IIl•Dg WJ.Ih LJ.DfJ•eJd, 77-75, 93-86 umc Mond3y rycht, Fcbwary l-l dwadual champs on this )'ear's Whttmon, n o t c d nnd ft!nrcd
nJSt.cr throughout the It neue !or !hetr
" pt.am of the WSC mnt learn Lewts and Clark's Ptonec.rs l :1 i ntintucs le.ft to plny, the Pio-pomts and Hoi Adnan wiU1 23 speed nnd aggressrvncs..o;, w111 run
• Del McGhee. two-time PCI eked out n 'ii-'75 wm over the neers went mto a sltlll. Lintteld's pomts. Wlth rmybody nnd lhc P1on(.ocrs•
chnmp m the 167-pound clnss.. LrnfJeld Wildcats last Friday Don Porter was fouled WJth 47 L~>wts nnd Clark held lhe lead fast-break will hCJve to hump to
B mght at Mc.Mmnville, on Joe keep up Wllh them Olher coast chnmp1ons are yron seconds to go nnd hat both his throughout the !anil half oC the C 11 r clson, 157-pounds and \Tnughn BoutJn's last minute 1u1d gonl. 0 ege o! Idaho, led by the
HJtc:hcock, hcaveywCJg bt and lhen came b3ck Saturday free throws to knot the score nt second came. The Ctrst holl end-terrible two, R. C Owens and
Pncmg the Pioneer mntmen n1ght on thc1r horne court to lose 'i5-all. e:d wath the Paoneers un thl! long Elgrn Baylor, as Y~'l hD\'C not lost
v.•ll be "The Three Bears from ~o Ltnfield, 93-86. end of •' 46-36 seNe. LtnCaeld's a conft•r·encc game nnd :frankly The P10ne<:rs held the ball it•r don't expect to. Coat·h Sam Vokes
pa.Sd. ad,..
Furore in France Fr1dny's win was lhc Pioneers' ;,ust one fina1 shot nnd wrth two Bill !\lnchamcr put the Wildcats frosh guard comho of Becker and
second of the curTent con!l!rence seconds lett Joe Boutin hit the out in front lor good, 69-68. lhl' tall .. nnd WJII no doubt add
rnce nnd <'nnbled them to c:limb hoop with a !O·loot two-handed l.C's sronng was c,·enly div1d-ansult to inJury by pJ;jyang thl.'
out of the ccllnr for the Cars\ limt! set shot !or the wm. cd w1th Dave Gardner hu~h With one-arml'CI nush Carv Mays, lake
(Conti.nuro From Page 3) lhas sr•ason. Top scorl!r lor Linftcld and the 17 points, tollowed by Dick Grant Bnylor o frosh import from Wa"'h
tU that thlS (lnt dance c.nn do LC led m the Friday encounte r game was Don Por tl!r w1th 31 ond Loren Mtchelson with H mgton, D. c.-h<: !cored over 500
more to harm the good w1ll ue-{.rom midway through the first points. Paoneer scoring wru; led nptec~. and JOl' Boutin <tnd Gnry pomts lost year tn high school
lw~nour®~tn~~w~n~ halfyntll fuur mlnu~ to play. rb~y-:~~re:n=_M~ic_h_e_l_~_n~_w_ r_l_h~2~4~J_t_•c_ ·k_s_o_n~w_l_ili_:IO :.~~~~~~~~c~o~n~tc=s=ts=·-~-~-~-~~ ~ ,
rcCO\'et1cd b) Lh combmL-d ef· Then, Linfacld's Da,·e Sanford
lort.s of Lend Le! e. The Mon!hBII hit a hook shot to lie the game LC Junior varsity Drops Two of Three
'Plan, surplus tretc::h) JXJV.dered at 73-all Ca~· Jackson put lhe
·ccwo ... -1 and butter and George Ploneers ahcnd once ogaan, 75-73, Tilts; Stempels ( 2) I Mourer, Duke Star
u= With a shot from the side. Wtlh ,
1 SO TliEP..E YOU ARE' Erther ,-~~~~~~~~~~~~ "-~-~ ~~~-~~~~-,
Milt Schro~der's junior var
tly dropped two of three
games played against North
wcsl conference JV opposition
tlus week. The Babes dropp~d
llie F:nduy gam..: to Llnftcld ,
10-1!6 nnd won Snturday·s. 77-64.
Tuesday n&ght they nbsurbed nn
8i-71 reversal from Wrllametlt• , t;nng Ll1 HO~KY -TO:t-.'1< up 1.0
the present lugh charncter of the
f'rench people and hnve your
gents qwt entlClDg our g.arls ot1
the streeL'! of Pans for entertnm
ntent al tlus sont1d affa1r, or else
· \\ w1ll "tlhdraw our latcsl re
quest for economic aid
· Smce:rely yours,
Pterre McCarthy,
Chauman
Cc'imrulltce !or the Lnv~
u_gation of French For
e~gn A(fJTS. Fr c n ch
Paslrtcs. French Love
Affau'S, F'ireneh Larc,
and French AiL:.tirs lll
General.
r,M.cC/ Paerre Coho
P.S. If :>'OU refuse 10 cancel
• t)lis \'lld bnswl, will you please
und ntc three trckcls U will
hrmg my wife too).
Expectantly.
P1err McCarthy
P. S. S Me too.
Pierre Cohn. Flo·wer 1uak the ideal gift
fot· \7 alenline' Day
~lower
-l:t Beautiful Corsages
Cut Flowers
"W" Decorative Plants and Cacti
C,uner of Terwilliger & Taylors Ferry Rd.
• CH 6-1311
~----..J League tt!cord to dat~ as two
gnmes won, four lost
The Wrllamcttc .Bcark&tt~ns
" asu:ci little lime ln rollin!? up
a leAd over th1.• crratac Ptoneer•;,
Thl• til'Ort• at thl." end of the fir t
quarter f<Jvored the Salemtlt!S.
30-20. Both teums settled down
tn tht• scc:ond quortcr, scoring 12
points each, for a 42-32 Willnm
t!lt•• advuntnge at tbr. half.
Ron Stcmprol hat for t•ight
potnls an the thtrd stnnw ns the
LC qurnt r~lllcd briefly, hut only
to fnU farther bchrnd. 69·5il, at
pcrrr>d's end. Stt•mpc). Darrl.'l .Mourer, AI
Brown, West Slrnhm and Clar
ence Duke h1l for :. combmed
totnl or 21 poants m the fourth
pl·riod, as LC outsc:-orcd its oppo
nent for tho first time, 21-18.
Stempel was came hrgh scorer
with 21
Mour~r nnd Stcmpl.!l hat lor 16
nnd 14 pomts as the Bnbi!S racked
up thGtr tar t wan m three lraes
nguanst l.anhtlt.l, 77·64, on the
home floor Forwurd Clnrenc(•
Duke rolled in 13 nnd Bill Stem
llcl 10 to tdd the locuJ, R Stem
p<•l lind Strahm g~tve the LC
r.qund bnt•kbunJ d power grab·
bmg orr 25 lt•l)()undp, between
them Hulf-llmc scon tnvorcd
the B3bes, 42·28.
Cnnrh Schrocdea's quantct lotll
the Fl'rdoy wumt• nt McMannvillc,
70-6ti, desprt.~ 25 [llld 17 points by
H. nnd B Stempel nnd strong
bau khoaHI work from Lew Hlll·
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