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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper

Volume 14, Number 7

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1955-11-01

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By JtM Mcf" ARLAND
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Vol. XIV Portland, Orogon. Friday. No•em.ber 11. 1955
' .Nurn.ber 7 come of th lll55 enson this no\\ thiS hns been n dlSrnt.~l sea­
son tor Pactftc They h vc won
onl) three or tb ir eight contcsta,
nnd the lone oonfcrc.ncc victory
Saturdrty nl Gr1swold stadium llllllilliiliil
ns thfl gndders meet the 8.:'\d­Symphony Season Up, Up and Over gr.rs Crom Poc.&flc unlvc.rs1ty
Opens Sunday;
Sirpo to Conduct
Thl' fnll symphony scnson at
thf' college w11l open w1th n con­
cert b.} the tudcnt symphony
orchcslrn nt 3•30 p.m Sunday in
the tl1cntcr.
The orc:hc:strn will present five
numbers under the baton of Boris
S1rpo The i'lnn1sh-born conduc­
tor wdl b·· mokmg h1s first pub­
he nppcarnncc on the campus
mcc rcturnmg from a two-month
concert tour o! Europe.
Dale Kuccl, grnduate student
m musac, 1s back from mtliUiry
~1-..·1ce to !111 hrsl oboe choir and
tt• scr\'e n graduate assistant in
mus1c Oth••r:s recently relca!ied • The Pioneers will be favored
to wm the1r ftrst unda puted
chompiomhlp sme<? the grent
Pear bowl teom or 1950 An up·
s t by th Badgers could prove
d1 nst.rous to lhe Huslonmcn 3.S
Collcg of ldnho, w1th a ~ &ctory
O\'er Wh11mnn could t&c th"m
for th. crown
It's no secret the Badgers will
t ke the fJcld tommorro\\ m an
all-out effort to u~ t the Pio­
ncc.rs The> ha\' not forgotten
last y or when lhc Ornncc and
Block route-d th m 22-0 ln the
fmnJ gnmc or the '54 senson to
chnch n co-chnmpionsh1p. Up to
Meeting Stresses
USA Way of Life
(rom scn·tcc will strengthen the FRANKl£ FAIR WILL VAULT over Pacific gridders for Jhe lasJ
french ho1n nnd cello sccllons .. timo this Sa!urday when the Pionctors take on the Pacific Badgen in
• ccordlng to Mr. Sit po. tho season's final game. Also •I &Jed to see achon &.re C.ne Flippin
and Ead Engebretson pidured in the inserts. Game time is set aJ
1:30 p.m. The concert, whtrh is free to
the public, w11l feature two tal­
ented student sololSts-J<)ne t Da·
~Is, .oprano, who will sing Lla's
Lnmt-nt" from the Prodigal Son
by D bussy, nnd Jerry Huns,
\'tolist, who will play the andante
nnd allegro mo,•ements of Tans­
mnn's v1ola concerto. Harris has
written a complet~ orchcslnltion
tor th1s number. "'To Teach nnd PmcUce tbc
Precepts uf the Amcru:an Way
of L1fc m the Cln.!isroom nnd
Commumty" wtll be the 'ubJCCt
of the Cahtenshap Educnuon con·
t renee to be hc.ld November 22
on the LC campus
Dr Chester C Fr1Sb1c, dlreetor Intercollegiate Knights Reorganize, ~r p~!~:!~. e::~::-n.~~
Schedules 'More, Varied' Activities 1 ~;:r·,~~ ;!!:C,:!.nso=-~~Z:
The 60-mmutc program will
open with the O\'erture "Iphigenia
tn Aulis'' by Gluck and will also
mclude von Weber's overture
"Ocr Freischutz.'' and 0'\.orok's
less known Fourth Symphony.
Scandinavian Study
Offered U. S. Students
T l \. American -Scnndmavtan
CouncJl for Adult Education of­
fers Ame.rican students and grad­
uates n chance to study in the
Scandma .. ·ian cuuntries for nine
months.
The rounc1l olCcrs ~tud&es at
famous residential colleges or
rolk schools and students ,.,.ill live
part-lime with lypicnl families . Complete r •t.. r .Jntz.atJOn is in
progress for the Mustnng chap­
ter of Inten:ollcgiate Knights, na­
t&onal men's serv&ce honorary, nc­
cordmg to John Belton, honor­
able duke.
Belton elaboratt.--d thD.t for the
p:.\St two years, the organuation
has hit a "self-iniltcted stnJc­
mate" w1th little progress even
being planned . With 12 :active
members this ;. cnr, however. the
group plans to Lake on several
additJonal servtce respons1bihttcs.
Initiation of the Call pledge
class is set for November 17, rn
Armstrong lounge. Belton rc­
\"enled that they hope to pledge
• several freshmen next sprmg.
Fall activittes hD.ve included
acting as Homecomtng hosts, do­
natmg a trophy to the carnl\'al
and usher.mg for the opcnmg
coovocatJon . •
Planned ns o partial ltst for
later, th egroup hopes to ser\'c
for the spring Ptlothe.rs' banquet.
distrabutc publicity for Rr•llglon­
in-Liie week. help the SncaJa­
wean~ with u spring campus
clean-up. usher at colle~e con­
certs, serve as hosts Cor May Fete
and assist on the blood dri\'cs. An mcreosingly large number
of American students arc laking
ndvnntn~c of thcs~ studies Ln
mnny \'Oried f1clds o( mlerest.
The fee ts $1250 includmg tuition,
banrd and room and trnvcl. See
Or. Howard. denn of faculty. for
ndd1t10nal information The Mustang chapter was one
of the farst m Oregon, nllcr the
organizatiOn \\'DS founded at Voyageur Proofs wsc 1D 1942 There ore no\\
trong chapters at Lmf1cld and B It t .A 'ha' school ndm1mstrntors and teach- e on wen on o.v say , • a
d 11 ,__ d A.. k ers from all counttes m the North-ay w1 U\: set os1 e en"u wee 1 ._ ... to u d
Cor the members to wear thetr weThst .ore 5 0c"'"" 11 en ect
wh1tc sv.·catcrs w1th black trim 15 con erenc:e, 4 pro) ~~
Th f, Belt h Teachers college of Columb1a unt-c o •IC"rs nre on, on- .
vcr.s1tv, wtll ha\'e as consultants. ornble dukt!, Ed Otter, chancellor 0 J • Solt c c lumb' · . r. ames o o ta UDI· of the exchequer~ Jun Bla1r, • •
th b d Ph·t co:. 1 verslh' ond Dr. Rny 0. \'toll, dt- wor y sen c· nn 1 c-ue ~
l rd ' • rectQt of chtld serv1c:cs for Port-Wtlrt 1\' reco er. 1 d bl h Is • an pu 1e sc oo .
LC Population Gains by 25 Students;
Freshmen Top All Classes With 327
A total 1 '~""'illOn of 1,056, an
mcrcasc of 2S or approx1matcly
2 per cent o\·er last ycnr. has
been nnnounced by W. H Nor-
ns, reg1strnr
One thousand !ull time stu­
dents are rcgtstered. 3 50-student
mci'C:lSC over 1954. Transfers
total 130, as comp d to last
year's 108 Portland St lle claims
30 of these, wtth 35 LOm.ng from
other Oregon m:.tituLions and the
remommg 65 balling from 42
different colleges in 15 states,
one territory and one foreign
CQUntlj'. 327 freShmen, 250 sophomores,
22-1 JUniors and a semor enroll­
ment or 193. The loss o! students
over the Cour-yt!nr pcnod 1S less
tna nthnt of nctghbo,.mg colleges,
potnted out Dr. Morgan Odell,
college president. Thtrty S'J)C<:lal
Gtudents and 32 persons dotns::
graduate study round out the
tol31.
Freshmen e n l e r 1 n g LC on
:;cholar.ship total S!l, w1th 5
posscssmg designated or spon­
sored stlpend~ from churches,
h1gh :schools, corporauon grants
and foundnttons and the rcmnm­
Brc.1kdown by clnsse show~ mg half gr.anted a1d from the
Chapel Features
Giving Greatness college
KLOR Schedules LC
For 12-Minute Show Onmc lime lB scheduled (or 1.30
p m T!c,kcts can b obwmcd from
Eldon F1x, nlhletic darcctor for
LC, or nt the gate before the
gnmc Costs an> $1 for ndult.s and
50 cents for students LC tu·
dt nls wIll be admttted on th~>tr
student boch card
\\ o a 19-6 surpriSe O\ er Wtll·
am tte. The~ wfll undoubk>dl
"shoot the '\\'000" nt the Paoneers
Coach Paul Slogg fields H!l
er<lll hnc that ranks nght nlon
wJth Le\\'15 and Clark de.fcru&\' •
1) Two nll-eonfercncc returnees
guard Jo Kaau\o,:ni and center
Jerry Adams, anchor thlS tough
f1rst lme Scormg punch has been
the chtef \\Cakncss tn the PoofJc:
attack. Quarterback Dan French.
I out w1th lnJUrtcs most of the
yeor . .spearheads the offense and
lS a highly touted passer The
halrbdc.k poSJttons ore capabl)
!Jlled by speedsters Larry Cehrt5
Bob Gatyas and Larry Rofl
The Pioneers will be at full
strength for the encounter nd
will be s eJ.."lng their sevatth con­
scullve \'lctory ot the season.
A WS to Present
'Remember Girls'
"Remember the G1rls," 1S the
theme or the A WS nsscmbly t
11 a.m.. Tuesday, November 15.
1n the theater.
The show roncerm three old
ladies who :return lo thetr dorrru­
tory long after they hnve lelt the
almn mater.
Old memones nre brought to
nund m the scene of the doms
lounge about 30 or 3S years from
now. Margeurit.e ViCkers. PhylliS
Holliday and Mnr)· Lou Hunter
ploy the parts o! the three alums
\'etta Mae Ward 1S gencrnl
Chmnrum of the assembly nnd
comnuuce heads are VL\·mn
Strom. script; SkJp Wra.ght, pub­
lictty; Phyllis HollJday , stag :
Ada Puckett, usherettes, and Ca­
rol~ n Anslow. programs.
Included m the cntertammc.nt
ntl! '·ocnlists. Donna O:&y and
Doroi.by Wymore ; ptanist, :Mary
Jacque Jl!nks; Judy Pntten, nth
n skit: 11 flute lno by Adnenne
Htll, DtGne G~arhllrt and Maril) n
Wanslo .. ,: a soft shoe dance by
Sharon lngle; bass ukulele,
ukulele. gu&tar and \'OCDll:tmc b)·
Xancv Cote nnd Snowden Guy- -ton. ond a number from th~ fu-Now at Bookstore Pact!tc. The organization is based
1 bl upon three gurdc words, scn·ace, Thnnksgwmg chnpel '' 1 be a
rcnunder to students and faculty
of the ·Greatness o( Gh·mg" as
orescnted by Re\·. Robert T. Me­
l· orlone of Ccntrnl Pr~byterum Lc\\ IS nod C. 1 &S on the ture.
\ ) t:! ur prot ! JJ ~' I a ' f
m the bookstore according to 'loyalty nnd sa en tee.
\'oyngcur editor, Kathie Bridges. F' antasy Features
Studenls arc to ptck them up at d' M .
once if lhey have not already Swaffor S USlC
done so. Kathie should be nob- S<..1. ~:• ro'' "' p kin_ _ d
fled nl once if there arc retakes cMnstnlks will provtdc the nt·
to be made by dropping o note in mosphcre ror the annual ''Fall
box two at the post o!fic~. Fantnsv" tnformal dance to be
v ' Proofs should be returned to held an the gym Saturday, No-
the bookstore by November 18 \'embt!r 19. The e\'cnt is spon­
with the organization's sheet. ~ored by Lambda Phi Epstlon
Act for Cox, Now!
lf you can sing danco tell
:stOfll'S or look funny get o bold
11! Bill Cox. student nt!airs com·
m1ssioner, lor 11 tryout Cor the
upC"ommg Oswc.-go high school as-
embly.
Cox says there nrc two spots
sHU open for 0 wcgo nnd many
more opC'n for nsscmblies planned
nt enc:h or the Porlland h1gh
schools. rrntemity.
Couples w1U dance lo the nlusic
of Hal Swalf()rd's nine-piece or­
cheslrn, announct.>d Loren Michel­
.son, chnarmon. .M ichclson's com­
mittee members :1rc Ht.'rmnn
Welch, refreshments; cure Dim­
off, publicity, nnd Gnlc Enger,
• mUSIC.
T1ckets may now be purchnst.-d
for 1 80 from Lnmbda members
or at the door the nlghl of the
dance CorStlges arc not in order.
Free refreshments will be served. urch.
He attended the Umvers1ty o.C
~11chtgnn and the Untted Tbeo­
log!c:nl college of the Uru\'ersity
of Bntish Columbia. He l!r\'ed
m se\·crol wcs coast churches
and then went mto the nrmy as a
chaplain m North Africa. Afler
hts stay m the srmy he agam re­
turned to the west coast.
Rc\', McFarlane has four c:hil­
drcn, two bo~·s and two girls. One
of h&s !Ions, Pioneer sentor Bob
Mc:Fnrlnn(', w&ll be the student
lc11dcr. Dr. Charles Ho\\ ard, dean
or ruculty, \\ Ul fill thl! faculty
position.
Music for tbc ser\'ice will be
prcs('nted by seniors Adnenne
H1ll, orgnntsl. and chapel dU"ec­
tor Barbaro Piau. who "i\1 lend
the s1neers m .. Grnnt. We Be­
s'"~ch Thee" by Snow. schedule on Ron Myron's KLOR The assembly 1S n first-lime
TV sltow for a pot to be held e at or the Asosclatcd Worn­
once e\'Cij' (&fth ,,,.eck en t lc.nts, aecordmg to Anne
The first show of the senes has C oe 1 restdent.
already been presented but plans
nrc "e.ll under way F<..r the "Co
ond of the scnes. It will consiSt
of three acts each lastms about
4 mmutes .
Stan Neuman and Joanne For­
strom will sing o duct, Bill Co~
"lll solo With his piano while
Jonet Oa\'IS w1ll ing and dnnc:e
lor the final num~r. John Miller.
tnstructor m the rnd1o, TV work­
shop, \\ill direct the show.
Library Offflrs
The l.br:n') hns avnilabl\! n :.!0-
rnlnute ftlm, ''How to Condu•·t li
Discussion." The fdrn should bt>
ol mtercst to persons pnrhCJpat­
m the Frx.~om Forums progTnm
and to gencrnl cducntton $tudents.
aeoordmg to Dr. lAurence Tom­
hn..son, ltbraraan. British Labor Member
Discusses Fuel, Power
DISCUSS&DG atonuc po" . und
BratJsh labor relauons, George
Darlinre. a labor member of the
Bntish Parliament, spoke yester­
day mornmg in two socanl :sc1enc:e
cla~s .
Darling, n grnduBtc of L&ver­
pool and a Corme.r rntl\\ nymnn.
JOUrnaliSt and broadcaster, dlS­
cuscsd Cuel, power nd ntonuc
power 1n the fmt class, clcmen­
tan school e1enc:e, ond Bnthlh -labor reL'1tions in the second to
t.lw bu~incss nd CO\•emrnc.nt
cl ThiS lS hLS fourth \ l!.ll to
the U.S THE PIONEER LOG Frlday. No•urnbor 11, 19~
• Professors Star In Next World Power Conflict
BY JOANNE LOVE
BARBARA MILLER
li the boom o{ '"'''"rna and
hydrogen b<'mb.s began~ to echo
on•r th~ LeWis and Clurk t·nm­
J.Ili.S annoucm)! •nnntlll•r con­
!hct oC powers, thl' mt·n of :he
fa('ttlt\" w1ll ammt..'Cimtelv sec •
thc1r ctutv ;:and mobalu:c . Can •
you "ce the bomb burstmg u\
rur nnd thcsl• • tnlwnn men
ru~.htng to d<!fcnd the1r t'nm­
pus..,
Prestdt nt Morgon S Odell
will run h1, umbulnnce, a .;ou­
\'C'nlT of World War 1, from
Pnlatllll' Manor to the gym He I \\til toke up ha' old JOb, l' 1"~-
gl•nnt an 'hat gt! ot trnnspNln ·
twn.
The ~" 1mmmg pool \\all be 11
bus~· phtn' \\ tth all the: na\'~ '
olf1cct'S atxlut at Gunnl.'t.} of·
ll<:t•r Joe Hu:-ton \\Ill oni 1'0\\'
the •tm" from the t "S lndt·
nna nnd ~'-'' them ttp Fldon Ftx
"all tram nll navy personnel :.s
he d1d when lw was a nn\'y PE
m~tructor durmg th~ 1940~ .
Commandt!r George W. Enms
wall ~~~ up lw: n::1vnl cro\\ 's
nc~ t m one of the tu.~::. o\'~I '·
lookm~ th~ S\\ immm,; pool nnd
all nn,Tal opcrnlion.... His con!cr·
Offlclal pubUonUon ot 1 h11 .\&Poclnlt'tl l5tudt•ntu of Le" 1 ntu1 t'lnrk
colli'Jtf! Published "••rkl) durin~: the coli•·~ y,ar. Subscrltlllnn r11tea: $~
p r ~--r l nh:rCl4 rus eacond claSll motter nt l'ust Oftlc1 l'ortlantl , Or< QUn, undtr net or !.larc.b 8, 1 79
A Letter
tudent : W'ake
~o the editor:
The mo:>l 1mportant thing that a person should get out
of college is knowledge and that comes from studying. There
JS also a time for relaxatiOn . The students here try to sponsot
e\'ents which they feel you would enJoy. Why don't you
help support them?
Jn the past when an orgnm atwn ~ponsored a dance 1t
was well atlendcd by $ludents ~othing is more disgusting
than to work hours decorating . then ha,·e few people show
up. Less than 10 pe1· cent of the student body now shows
up tor aances.
A few years ago intramurals were the big thing on
campus. In football there would be around 12 teams, m
basketball and \'Olle\'ball we had both A and B teams
~
from organizations. Now we <ue lucky to get enough teams
for a league.
Le55 than 50 per cent vole at election~what'-. wrong?
Ballot boxes arc in convement spolc; on campus Students
are too lazy or not interested in student affairs.
Fir Acres theater present<.>d one of its best plays, "The
Happy Time," this weekend . It was a hilarious comedy.
Less than 10 per cent of the student body saw it.
Lewis and Clark has one of the strongest small college
football teams in the nation today, but do the students go
out and support the1r team-no .
Here is whnt LC offers the student: Tntramurals are
free to participate; you are admitted to athletic e\•ents by
student body earn: most plays are yours also by use of the
card: participation in organizations is free; the price of a
dance. and many aJ c free, is cheaper than a date downtown.
It is my opinion that unless we can do something to
sur up enthusiasm and interest among the students we
might as well cancel all social functions .
NORM AN PETERSON
LmU MAN ON CAMPUS
"iJ!. only Cd s si5tot wllh his laundl'y.'' l nl· ·~ \\'llh lhl· othe1 lcndt·~ w1l1
be m the B. A butldtnf
I.Jt.•utcnnnt·Cummandcl Ralph
K. Allen who hdd lht' Pl'slhon
m thl. 'w' ,11 rcscr\'l' dnnn~;
World \\ u 11 Will as ,,, Com·
m1mdcr Ennt~ .
\\'ultt 1 Mcncf, m hts cnpnc
ity u signolmnn :-e<'ond l'lass,
Will Wll\'C' !lags from dt•t k of
the w1mming pool to oil nn ·ul
pt•rsnnnl.'l ,
l..ll'tthmnnt Arthur L. Throck­
monon w1ll tnkt• hts nn\'al PH'·
flaght classes out to Cri wold
1111 • tnp !or J)I'3Cllt'~.
Fl~ ~·rs ft om tlw ltll for<'" and
na'' ,. n I so \\ ill be t 1 nnwd un- -dt.'r tht• obo;cn·atlOll of Lteuwn-
Reverend Tolson
Relates Travels
By Dorothy Elmor~
s~ldom IS Ll'\\ I~ and Clark the
tnptc of a mid nigh l conversation
wtthin the Arch(' circle, but Rev.
Chester Tol<>on, fo1 mer p:'lrt-tamc
m truclor of the colJ,•gc, found
h1msclf 11ght m the middle o{
one.
Re' Tolson has become quttc
a tra\'ehng man smcc he recently
lt•ft thl.' Lnke Gro\'t~ Presbvterion • nnt ChlsiCI C F nsbt· of the
I \a\'~ UllC r It d \II fl: I Of tht Cllt
r orn•
MUJOI 'l'ommy Thumpsun Will
fly hiS plnnt• 0\'CI fill' ('HlnPU
lt n look-ou t nnd chauftciU to
pn1 m ht~ttng .:-t.tU M'rgl nnt Lu·
thct Chew.
D1 H'•rman Slt'mhmcll Will
pntrtll tlw roads on cnmpm: ns
t'8\'lllry oH1ccr Slt•mhm d t's
last mountt-d chor~e was uur­
lng th~ fir t \\ orlrl couOact.
<;hnrles ~11tt cmorc ''til tak'-'
lu:; plncc m tht \\ oods b\ Platt
hall n-: "an nct111g ~adgt•l" nt
"rt•31' n.trtk pn,•ah.!." Pnvalt•
first class, R1ch1u·d l),,}cs, ,. 1ll
l"Onstruct bridges OVt'l" m llw
wood" b" Plott lwlpmg the in­
fanh"")· (that 1-:, Whlltt•mon•) to
Jnant•U\'' r. I
Cnptain CIHford E. llamut•
will roam the l'ampus takinJ!- 1
mcdi('al cases to Palntme fm;t I aid stntton on 1 he h1ll. Asslst­
mg Hnmur tn tht nrmy mc•dknl
corps '" Sc ·cond l.lcUl<'llRilt
Chol'les B. DrllOk .
Chad dinst'nl psychtalt 1 t IS
I hc tl til tor Fir:; I Lleutt•nmlt
Norman H1ckmun who '' 111 di~
h1s foxhol<: out by Thaxll•r.
01 Robt'TI ou .. cnbeiT\' wall •
il•A\ c hi!: hum:uutic s to be cum~
talf Ugl•lmt in the 1um~ SIC·
nal l'Orps, s'•nding and dcc:t1dmg
smoke s1gnals
Lt. John Stm k r:vnn Will
dch'nd the <'umpus from llw
music buildine c•xcavation.
Entc>rlmnmcnt for the troop
\\ 1ll be prO\'Idect by Robc•rt
Catrns, who 1~ nrmy musldun
.md bugler. Whl•n Can ns 1s not
ruunmg the USO (m the tht•
utcr), he w11l bc d1win~ trucks
b~twct~n the ('{ltnpus and th•
fn• hmnn parkmg lot.
(Contmucd on page :n
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............, ... _ 4 SNOOPIN' WITH STANISLOUS E
Fusser's Guide
church. H\! is now the director of
m1sswns for lh1.• Presbvlerv of To arms, Ow Br111"h an~ commgl Ever s:mcc that immoltol cry
Los An~elc s and rcstdc 10 S~uth-the count1 y hnl> bN·n populut\:rt w1th veteran . In honor of all thc~c
e1 n Calitormn ltving nnd cil•ad :;ouls, Con~a co;:. has St't aside today us Veteran·~ D n
H . it H b 1 The Lt w1s ond Clark Vets' club w11l cclebr ate tht! occas1on w1lh ·• e vu s a ns . 0 0 , 1· th
D • t h l l mas~ vss1t to on wen.; WH sl tnJ! ,•mporaum ( C:' Armon ) to U 1"1 ng onto 0 lS I"CC\?11 ra \'-
C)S he tr kked to the tar north \\ate h the ~~m t ar d gt oan bt anch of the actor!> ,.:mld
Sp«>alnng of veterans, ask St~ve Haldors how he bocamo It> \'I:<Il n :;edudcd young whatc
cnupll• livmg among the natives.
Bv romcidl.'ncc both Bonni(:' and •
Pt•tc Hahn an.• graduates of LC
m Ute clas.sc::; of '51 and '53.
The Hahns leach the nath·es in
their small school, each taking
four grades. They also run a
clinic When acting as doctor and
nurse they find a case too diffi­
cult, thl;y radw for help O\"Cl
U\cir ham set to the nearcsl doc­
tor m Pomt Barrow .
A-Hunting They Go
They lake time out from their
busy h!e to go ' ,Jirus or caribou
hunting or to visit wtth people
from the (requentlr forced down
nirplones .
Pete's main conce1 n was the
football team, as he had been an
outstanding Paonccr end The\' •
S.'lt up llll after midnight gomg
thrc10Gh the annual.
Quoting Re\·. Tolson, "They arc
domg a whale of a job," and nrc I
both looking forward to another
vcar nt Lt•WIS nnd Clark. I the only man Jiving to shoot down an airplane with a truck.
For til you non n h .. r m "ho would hke to JOin the sclecl citclc
call Sgt Hobbs, CA 8·8851
Tbe cdtiors would like to . t.nform all tho peasanh
that Lhts year's LOG ts being wntsen by journalis ts (?)."
Th1.. •• boH p.n u~:r ph ha• htt It bt...Jrtng on the rcm11mdea u1
thl! JOUrnall$n\ dcpm hncnt. The orgatm:ahonal editOr or the Fus­
S('r's Gutde didn't CVUI bothel" to find out that the cdstor or MS (the
student Enghsh pubhcationl i~ P.ml Mosher Nor d1d ht ClhP or­
gamzationol cd1tor) bother to mclude one 'cry achve ~!roup, tht·
Younr R publt('an lhe::. il Dcmoc.rat)
Some others he loft out include: Koinonja, Tho Palatinian so·
ctety major ASLC offu:-ors such as Earl Butlcrfiold-treasuror
(doing a groai job. by .the way), Adrienne Hlll-soct'etary , and
Chuck Jenkins -vice president (who coordinates all the club
activities on campus). etc.
\ et • ('lub al .. o sltghth t~;cd orr about lock of recognillon on
campus-fit· !'t the Vo~ ageut lcwve.s them of! ilS proof quest10nnan e
and now th<· Gutdl OI course, Tom, they're only u small group,
obout om ftJ'th of the tudt:nt bod' The: rest of the Gu1de is a btg
unprovemt •nl ov~ 1· le:;t y<',•r's ,comphments of Merle Hum~ and
colllaPUl· l, but the < lub Cre(•k St..Ction ccrtamly was thrown to·
s:wther.
Either way, you snack shack commandoes cant do wuhou:t
one. so get one before the price g~s up--only 25 conls if you
invest today.
STANISLOUSE
Mud Spattered Pants, Dresses? Hoarse, Pooped Out?
Yes, if You Are Member of Pioneer Rally Contingent
B1-• DEE ANN PARSONS quad mt mbu 1.5 u bu~l one, even
E\ er h:<: 1 hoarsl' nfter u foot-m the summer. As the girls are
bnll game? Do you have that ull !rom Portland, thcv had a • for h1msclf, no malter how tired
nnd hoarse he become , when he
thmks how the fellows on the
"pooped-vut" sensation as you chance to pract1n: .111 summer tc.: ana an: workint-
lea"" the grandstands? If so, you long. "We \'ISualiled people m Rally Board Important
han• some idea of a ydl lcadet·'s the nrandst~nd C\'"r. ta·rne wf·
lif''• .. ll·~c '''ht'ch ··n"•olves '• good o .. '" . " Tht official organization most ~ ., ~ • • practiced so we weren't too scared deal more than J. ust lead inn .veils th c " d · f impol tant lo lhe rally squad lS
nl g:>mes. <> e arst game, u mlts one 0 the rally board which 1s mode up
.. the girls. h
The nane yell squad member:. Better Yollin' in Rain of t c rallv kmgs, two gilL from
Lhe rally squad. the president of John Clemen t, president; Traver "Love that 1ain'' •ny1 Betty
Campbell, Bill Whitely, Betty I Knoblauch. in ~pitc of muddv. the. Pep dub and Pep band, a mcmbcJ" of the social commission Knoblnu<"h, Clairr· May, Betty t·ulots and 1 usncd shoes "Mote
r~nd representatives from last Docrn, Lynn McGu1re, Sharon group spant as shown on nuny yea 's ve!J t
Wright and 01ane Gearhtu t, arc dnys and it 1s really easier to 1 · · cam.
responsable for all rallit.!s, bon-rcll," she ('ontinucs. 1 Coopcrahon IS a key word Cor
1Jtes, parades , car caravans and "The tireder nnd wetter we thf '' nanc tude n~ not onl}
spiral raiSing affatrs. They are in ~et, the mort• thl· crowd likes it," among themsc:>lves but nmong
churgc o1 setting up and rcmov- toughs John Clement, "maybe othc1 ~choo ls as v. ell Lcar01ng
mg the pubhc address system we: keep on the move to kl'(!p lo cooperate ns Wl'll as the fun
they u1:0e each week. They oc-warm? Wt were warnt.:d though," of dotnv the jou znnkcs up for
cnswnally !md Lime to meet with he admit•. "and ttll the wu1 nings nll the luryngitis, aching bones
other conference school squads turned cut to bL• trlJC" nnd hard wurk they soy.
to dtscuss mutual pmulcm s. As nom· of this Yl'ar's yell lend- As the rallv ~quad is il rcprc-
Pompon selling IS also in the crs has ever been on a yell lcom sentutJve of th<: school as a
hnnds of the 1 ally squad. To top bcdo1 c. these warning s ns well os whole, 1l is nlv. a~ open to sug­
off theu busy schedul(:' tilL' .gals OSSistancc from past mcmbl'rs gcstions. "JC anyone hns any
and !cllows p~actJCI' c•very Frtday lwlpcd pn•parc thL•m for the big 1de J or suggestions as to now
ofh rnoon. Th1s Y~"OT the garls Are JOb ahead, they stressed. routmcs, or ways to improve the
lcru nm~ a nc';'. dane~ for every ''I USL"Cl tQ sinp. tn choir," squad, please Jet any of the girls
came, m add1hon to thc new croaked John, "but now 1t takes )(now and we will be 11.lad to try
Yf'll and polishing up the old Hare<! days lor mv votcc to n•· them,'' urged Bt.•tly, 10 0 voice
routines. CO\'el' !rum a cumf•." lie WPnt on not quite fully recovered trom
All m Gil, the life of a rally IQ "''Y that hl" ('an't feel sorry Snturdny's gnme .
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VOJce Fridtty Novombctr 11. 1955
THE PIONEER LOC
'Whe~ Students A~en't in the Shack, Where Are They?'
Solution: In the Library Studying Their Homework
\\ ht.•n studc•nts nron't m the lcl•l rn•c to nsk nucstlon8 or him
~ ··sm(.t: Wt• hn,·c bet>n growmg hock, Wht•ll' UTC llwy? This or anv or the otl\"r IJbl'tlrlnns. .
J " 5o rnpHIIy, rnost of our collection nctclll• asn't hua d to solvt.·; nat· "I nm alwo••s nvt11Jablc to Old · " I& comprtH·d or ''cry newbuoks, urnll.v• thcy rue an unl' or Lcw•s students . :~nd ,, ... 011• nl\"ft'-'" " • "., and that as som1•thtng most h· und Clnrk':; fom libt\11 y reading lou glad to lwlp llu m," he bl'nrtcs can't chum.
l noms. ·• ' Ulcd I lh lil n c )I uriuns oplnaon, the Till' most vl-:ltt•d lll'l'll b around ColloctJon Doclarod 'Good' LC.: collcclton or educ:ntJon bouks
tlw urcu Inti on dc:>k, under th<. Hl t•·-cprc '\l·rl prad~: < onccring and pt'riodkaJs is "'!.1 y good, ond
~,tuidanu~ ol Mu;s Mnrlha. Munl· Ll'Wts Rnd Clark's l'Oilc.•ctao n of lw bl'lievcs It 15 the hu-gest up­
llgUI., 11 ·~istttnt llbrn1 inn But books. "We huvt• n very good to-date collection 1n the Porllnncl
1 ht•a c• un• mnny thmgs lhat stu· collect JOn,·· Tomltnson declared. urea,
dt•nts dun't know ubout the -::----:-----~-=~:.=.=:.!..::.:.::.::_ ________ ___ _
liCI'llllnRIY quwt ~cncro.l aendtng Professors to Answer Call wmn ond thl lnt·ks bchtnd at.
Books Stacked High TO Def d C · W
In th•· lllll IlL I large purt en ampus ln ar
uf th\• 4:~.000 volumes that the I Continued from page .H All bunlc plans wall b dnwu
hb1 ary own~. In lh<' newest ad· Mcanwhtlc bnck nt the I3A up by Norman Paa~ch• HQ wall
dillon, the hterfllurc stack room bu ldarr Samuel York will d1-hold down a post out at Gn •
th•• s1tuntaon IS nlrcad'· crowd· rect personnel operation. This wonl nir field ns cndct scr-
l'd nnd short lit rnnjor~ have n tcchmcaJ sergeant will bt• :ud-cermt nnd double m camouflage
problem Jt'llclung thl' books put cd by Col, Hct b••rt Kruger. Col. us maJor
high on th<• top ~hr.lv<•s. Kruger Will come out of 1 e-Suppht."•s wtll be deputed (rum
A hlllt• rurthcl' buck an the tJrcment to S••rvc ht t:ampus. the ccntrnl pmnt, the shack,
The tJ'llVl·hng m:m, CoatiCIIUS '>" ""'• rton 1 or" lie l d 111 JO\'Il•nous Sllll'k room, tht:re is '" ~.. • '~· t'a s 1.!
. Sabin, IS the m!tlh ntms tn-qunrt"l mnst·~r corps o( th. LC n ::mull "•ought tron stairway ' ~ .. .. "
ft.nlry privatl', l'(ll pOl nl, . Cl'• divtsion or the u. s Annv thnt lw1sl~ .1\\ ny an to the cetling "
gcunt, or cnptaau, dl'pentlmg on
1 Th< rc••turo:: Rlnfr \\lllhr11 thnt lht nnd ll}> I( \ olniSh most Of the Which J>hUtol' Of the ll,lttlc h.. 1114 II u( tin fll<'Uity \\Ill tt• t'C:I•l thl I • " follury In th• l!tllr:U otf fUll \\ tJ IIIII• JOlla nn 1•m mnJors on cnmpus 1n happ l.'n~ to bl 111 u:r••'>' hn1 ... "'' 1,.,., nut r" ,1,..,1c•·•l
~t'nrch of books on the subject. • --·---·----------------..:. .. 0)..!U!..' •• -------------------------.
On the othcl' s1de ot th~ quad ! The Morer and the Lesser Of It •
1•
na chwny IS the n•fcrence room
heudtd by Lutht~t· Chew, rcfl.'r· !. Grid Players, Pavlova Mix,· encc llbrunnn. There nrc verv
r .. w mystcrics about his room al: :.~. Stop s1·gn Stops Cops :: though tht•t·e is some controversy
on how one c:m get to the small Shades u{ Ptl\' lo\ ... Mike Clock, 1955 homt:commr. ha" bc(;n over
balcony opposite the door since J1m Johnson and Dl'nn Soule, stnr I for a month now.
tht'r e llrt.' no stau m s1ght. pt!t formers of the Lcwts nnd • • •
Clark company of Snldlct· Wells, Quat trymg to plug rour ceo
Ed MaJora Read? will appenr on the front cover of by carrymg those Voyagt!ur ln Albanv 1 lhe m~1dcl ele· the London Dancing Ttmcs. (A proofs around to show C\'crybody.
rncntary school library room for thcntcr nrl:i pubhl·ntlon or tht.• Today is tht• last day you con
lht· usc ol education mnjors and pnlly old Islands.) It is the same turn them an. H they aren't in
thost• students who dadn't get to picture that oppenrl'd in the Ore-box two in the post office this
rC'ad "Wind m the Wallows" gonion accompanymg n by-lined afternoon you'll h:wc to corry
when they were young. story by a local \\'rttcr. Picturl>d thcm oround all spring because
Down deep In tne hoscmcnt I mstructmg the toe dancers IS )'OUI picture won't be in tht'
t)l AI bony as the pt.: I iodical room Mrs. Mnrgarct Axt>l •on who not Voyageur. Hal.
mnnagt.'d by Mrs. Ruth McAiec only con do rondl•Jumbc~ and
).>lTIOdtc:nl assbt.mt Plant~ and arabt squcs but pronounce tht.•m A Leiter
lo~t light nrc lhc mum C'haratcr- Dr. Clifford Hnmnr nnd crew Demos Get
Jsties of tha!-room wht're a stu· • • •
<hmt con fmd nn old cop, or the I
Nt.•w York Times, or the latest have come thlough wtth nnother NeW Plug
1ssw• of Ski magazme. A total fane production an tht• form of
4.,0 d Cf 'The Huppy Time.' The play To the Editor; ot -I ercnt magazmes are found the most students In SC\'-rcvlc·wt.•rl lht n• tl gularly ln response to Don Turner's
Dr. Tomlinson Mohvating el a! years brcakmg down and at-letter m the No,·ember 4th issue
h:ndmg. Wtlh garters, wnter cool-or the LOG. 1 am certain that Dt LaurenCl' Tomlinson Jj. cr.s, ninhtnowns and other things b · t h ~ "' there n1 c many students other rnrmn, ts e motl\'ntan~ pnwet r1._.10,. nround the stage it ~cems
b I • d h J'b H · h " eo than mvscl! who arc also con-e un t c I tary. c Is l e ·~tt·angc lhnt mama dldn'l nppear •
~ ccrnt•d with the lack o1 a Young over-nil admmistmto1· and de-5 ... 1ng1nu 8 rollin" pan aftl'r n
n .. "' Democrats club nl Lewis and votes has tame to the selection f,Jtnih hkc thnt. Ne.·t ttmc wht;n
of hooks nnd other library starr a LC play comes alon~ try to
nl'tivitles. m1 ~ one mghl at the Thr\.'f! Star
Tomhnson wants student~ hl (lht-y'll !llill be opPn nflcr lhl'
piny) :md attend
Flenner's Quartet
Tops Music Hour
Thl' Eddy Flenner saxopho ne
qumlN w1JI entertain at next
wc•l.'k'!l musac hour. 12.15 Thurs­
clny m the chapel, offering a se­
lt'ctaon of t'lnssica l and scmi·pop·
ular mustc.
Tht.: proup. which was well re­
ceived an a ntU!>ic hour program
lost sprmg, is made up o! Edd)·
Flenner, nlto and soprano: Albert
Ccrluck, alto: Tom Smith, tenor;
and Jerry McClelland, baritone.
Numbt>rs will include arrange·
trwnts uf musk originally wTittco
Jell' p1nno and stnng mstrumenls
lw Composers Haydn, Debussy,
Mozart C P. E. Bnch, and Pol­
clowt'k 1 Rcpea t performances
will be ~ivcn of "Snxomu" and
"Stardust Lizo Medley,'' both ar­
rungt.'d by Flcnnca .
McClcllond, n juruor h'Om Os:
"ego, 1s o member or Knppn Pht
Alphn, social fraternity, and Ph•
Mu Alpha, men',; musac honorary
Smith tb a t1 eshmon from Port­
lund's Lincoln high who was the
tl'ccnt winner of the Phi Mu Al·
phu Mu Pht Epstlon sc holot'Ship. • • •
Fun l' 1 a I d11 ector'S, hospttlll",
d rtver and cops llll' p1 otcstang
lhe addition of the ncw toui -way
stop $Jgn at Bu1 Jingnmc W1th
the 1 educed numbcl' o! killt-d nnd
inJured the liCe savcr1 and the
lire followuppt!I S will have to
look clsewhc1 c for busanc~s . It
also makes it rough on drivers
who u.::cd to luke nim on those
who Jaywalkl•d <Cars ha\'e to
slow down, stop, that givt.'s them
a break) Also listed nmonR the
unhappy nrc th~; Clt.)' bulls who lic
behind the store an w:ut !or the
"nch kid driving a good looking
cnr who gol'S to LC" to come
down the: 25-milc-an-hom zone
doing 26
• • •
Su~gc!ilion tor mukmg S~$$ Cor
the college Bu~ the old Morri!:on
Strc~l bndge. move ll to rover
the gap bctwe1·n mnm cnrnpus
nnd Plntl hnll and <'hnrf{e toll tor
crossing and allow dorm students
to drive on nnd pnr~ on the mnln
ar~a (It would bl! n mm t, ev~n
more :;o on ramy dnys.)
• •
•Tnlk obout amb1taon m this
t'Ollegc• Si~~tns ndvcrtbing home·
coming art.: pollt<.d on the tde­
phone pules from the Boones Fl'r·
ry 1 oad stop sign on up to sl•hool. Clark.
However. the remedy for thlS
situation lws in the hands of m
t<'restcd students such a~ Don
Turner.
If other mtcrested students will
('Ontact Don Turnl'r or myself
perhaps we can do something
phout the situntton Then. must
be n few more, at least t'nourh to
keep Lewis nnd Clark bt-pnati·
san.
JOFLLEN
Box 439. McKlMINS
LC Postpones
Blood Collection
The tall blood dnn: ha been
postponed from November 14
to Det:ember 12, according to
Stnn Mnrtmsoo. student. ai­
ffurs commissio ner. lt will be
held in the gym from 9 n.m. to
12 noon. Campus residents may
hnvP their release slip~ Stf{ned
by theu faculty odvise1 if they
have not given before.
The Crab Bowl
Sea Food
Din.-ct (rom the Occnn
Dl•liciously Prepored
Orders to Co
17th and Barbur
CH 4~706 Thl• quartet'• originator, Flen­
nn, i~ :.axophonc instructor o(
several LC music students. Ger·
lal·k is n LC Jrradu<th: or 1950 1t must be fur nc t ) ''nr us tht.·~--------------I Page ThrH
• •
Staff Fetes Dr. Ode]~
Pr'esents Huge Cake
Th'" toll'"g stuff "1\h ofhct!B •n Pnlutm~ mnnor surprt5t!d Dr.
Ot1••ll \\ tth o b1g bu·thdny cake ror his tH111 barthduv In t Fradny.
1-:ur:h pii'<'C ol cnkl' wns dt•coratcd wath o srnnll LC pennant . The
gue.'lts nutogr:•phL'd a large map ot the compus llo tess !or th••
cv(lnt was Mrs. J:mf' Touhl'Y. hts st>erctury, who found her: ··1£ tnk­
mg rlactutwn from the "hoss" when sh•· should hove b•..-•n b1 ewing
t:-olfcc
FT A will welcome DomoaaJ MonrOf' SweeJland as spoakor
cl Jhe1r meoJing at 7:30 p.m. Monday 1n Al'mslrong loungo. Hia
Joplc will bet "ff'deraJ Aid Jo Education :· ProsadenJ Doug Camp·
bell reports thai lh.e meeting i.l open and all are in•itod.
~1or'-' wedding bt•lls: Glen Keltnca, '55, wns mam"d 1 ~;c• ntly to
Sharley Ann Furio oC Vnncouver He 1.s aHIIJntcd \1: 1th Dclw Tau Rho.
A recent cnmpu VISitor was Profc ... or John Wnlku, (onncr
mcmb• r of the hastory d~partmcnt, who showed colored slides of
h1s I-:uropt.•rm and Mediterranean lnp 10 1954 ut the home oC Mns.
Emmn B. Mcwr t•f lhc lnnguogl' deportment He brought gt ctJngs
lrom Dr. Gw1ly:m Rob•·rts, formerly <'If the psychology stnfl, who •
IIO\\ hvu ,, Ct•~r·n " Pontly Fna, Cacmarvon, Wok'S.
A gafJ of S250 for furnishings in J.he now music building
will be presentod lo Dr. John Stark Evant dirC!dor of mu~oJC,
from four membora of tb.4! faeulty-M.n. Holen Hartness. Doan
frot'da Harlzfeld Mrs. Edi.l.h Smith and Mrs. L~ Van Antwerp ,
who wore JOint ha.tossos for a recent siJver lea.
Tlw money was g 1 vron b.> Cr1rnd~:; or thc cullcg<.: nt 1 he l• 41,
\\ hach was ht'ld at tht> Hnrtnc..o:s homc Sunday, Octobu 30 The
um(IUill IS t!.Xpt.och•d to be larger when sevt.·ral prom1~cd ctonntaons
lire l CC<11\'l'd. •
1'he Motht rs' club will b•: hostess to the P10nec1· Pop ot a
southern bnkul hnm dmncr nt 6 p.m Monday , November 1-1, nl the
F1rst Pn~hyterann t•hurch. Co-hoste:;ses for the ,.,. • nt arc Mrs.
Jordan N. D1mof! and Mrs. Calv1n R. Parsons
Entcl1nlum<'nt Will mcludc pwno solos by Mnry JtH."tlll Jenks.
junior mu w mnJor. nnd n :;kit by the drama dcpnrtmCJit Mrs. Wnr­
ren Stt!vcn~ WJIJ conduct an nudtcnc:c partJdpallon contest wath
pntr> for lur.kl d!!ds.
At • dl'SScrt Cor oil m mbcn. of campus pubheattClll tU.uffs
last ~undny Pt Dclta Epstlon, nat1onal JOumnhsm honomry , pmncd
plt.:dgt:: rabbon on Frank Flon. LOG editor. Jamc. Ltcn nnd Hal
~ss<•r, manacmg cdttors, and DceAnn Parsons. PATHFINDER
t:dltot. Pledges' names were pranterl on gr~cn nnpkms and passed
to the guests.
Mrs. Francis WurachkuJ. m~m.ber of tho Puk bureau. will
give demonstrations of Christmas trims and docorabons at the
f'at'ully Women club meeJing aJ 2:30 p.m. Novomber 18 in the
Cralt House, S. E. Second and Porter strQets. She will show
ideas appropratUe for holiday gifts. tabl~ . mo.n.tels end door.
ways
Mn;, Jl)hn Stark Evans wtll be chairman ol host SI..'S, who w11l
be Mr:;. Phalap Httc:hcok, Mrs Karlin Copper-Johnson und Mi Agnc
Swnn~;on.
lntucollt. •gwte Kn1ghts wall lnitJale 16 pledgt!s at 7 p m Thurs­
day, N()\crnb r 17. 111 Armslr(lng lounge. They ore Wtll Bone, l..n!Tl
Couflcld, Oat.•k F1tzgctald. Tom Harr1son, Joe Kordtc. Don Krntz, J1m
K1rk. Jun L1en, Hony 1\fcAdnms., Dick McAuln>. Tom McKrnncy, Ron
Morsholl. Oar) lc Steffen. Eric Sundholm, LcJgh Wllco. · nnd Gnry
Wncht.
Dr. Robert Ou. Pnbt.'MJ', assocwle professor of Enghsh, w1U pi'
c.nt .. paper on "Aesthetic Fact" to the philosophy club ot 7:30 p.m.
Mondo>·· November 14, m Palatme Manor 22. The mectmg a
open to anyone who as antcrestcd.
Honott .. >d nt Homecoming as pledges of Blue Key, notional men's
honornry. wcrc Doug Campbell. Art Clawson, Rod Gtseburl, Keath
HnrcoUJ t, Tom HmrL.::on, Tom Hartley, Roger Hough, Norm Luu.,
John .\tua tm, Jcrr) McClelland Nonn Peterson and Eugene Pfc..tcr
The Perfect Match-
A Courtship Couple
The bride and groom are a perfect match and ~o
are the beautifully handcraft~ Court~h•p Master·
GuilcJ "eJding rings they wear.
\\ hether plain or most intricately carved, Courtshtp
couple,·· are exactly altke-and from the ~0 drf­
ferNH l-1K solrd gold patrs, there·~ sure to be a
c.Jesagn to please )rour taste and budget. Sele<..t now
for a lasting Courtship.
for the COURTSHIP
Jeweler nearest
you write COURTSHIP,
P. 0. 8 0 X 1 91 4,
Seattle 11, Wash. • THE PIONEER LOG Fr1day Nonmbor ll, 19SS
Happy Time'Big Hit; 'Pride ol Prineville' Picks Polotine
A d 7l_ff k s t BY CLARE NCE DUKE outstanding pl:t\Cl or thiS nnnual Page ~our
tten an ce 1 YJ. ar e .A qucstum ll I 'I nsk\•d wlwn nf!nu·. Gillett ~~~0 should )u•lp the
vi lltng nnl)thm ''mnpus 1:., whnl tt.u k tct\m wlth hiS sprmtang
\''tth (\ne of Its lnrg~l opcmng
ntt:ht nudt( nC'l!S U O:'H Fn Acres
lh( tt'r opened ats Hl!'iS-56 c: n on
lnsl T.hursdny ntght wtth Samuel
Tm lor'"· "1 he Hnppy Time."'
Th ue; t t\\ o naghL" of the
Uuce ni&hl run hnd audiL•nccs of
121 t Fladn' ) and Hl9 (SRturdttyl.
n totnl of 423 Student attcndanct•
of 250 '' ns th1• highest 11 hns bct'n
for :Ul) play m the lnst t" o years.
G nerol :renctJOo to the Fir
Presbyterians
Dominate LC
E\'er. lhtt"Ci student at Lew's
~nd Clark ts n P:resbytenan, nc­
cordang to n recent sun ey mnde
b,) the relig~on dcpnrtm~nt A
total of 294 reported .ihis ns thctr
chuJ'C.'h prefercne<> Aca • product1on wo f1n 01 nblc
SOIIl\: !i:lUd,,nt re~c:hon \\'11~:
'1 c1Ttfll'1 It';; Uw bl!.~l piny I
hen e seen nt 1-'n Acrc.s ••
• l<'or nil the \Hlt k thn t went
mto at, 1 thtnk that 11 wns too
bght It coulfl hn\'c been a plny
''at h a dcc)>cr plot 1 <hd ltkl' thc
pia' ,, '1'.) rnm h though.''
• I hk• d 1t 1t ''as funn · ''
t \\ n 'f'.J ~ ampreSSl'<i with the
tnl<•nt •
"It wns rcnl-1-ly cood."
WaUl tlu pr<nm. ang stnrt be·
hmd them, thl' dmmn department
a well \mdcn\ ay on the Chrast·
mas play, J mcs Barrie's "Qunl·
aty Str\!(!l" s~hcdulcd for Decem­
ber S, 9 nnd I 0
Ivy Romeo Audits; 15 Mel t:1llett doing nl n smnll nballty Dnd nil nround flt•ld event
r liege hkL• Lcw1~ :md 'lnt k? tnlt•nt He hns b('{m c:lockcu Ill. len
G1llctt L''plnms, "I wnntcd to lint an llw huncllt•d on \:H:•nl oc·
cum<.• to n ~mall t•olll'ge llld on cns11ms
m' '1S1t to th(• Lt'\\'IS nnd Cl:nk Ralos High In Nutlon
t":t~pu. 1 was \'Ct~· 1mprl ,.d r.nm~ mto hill tu: , 'P\•1 Mel
w1th Jol' Hustcm rmtl tlw t •sl of hn. J)it'ltt•d up 757 ynrds to the oppmwnts' 8lJ.I llc hal. Wl•rugcd
thl• coaclung stnti. 1 nlso wnntcd 12,1 yurds pel cnrry nnd 108 yard
to ronw to a (ollct::c wlwrc the n ~:llnl The mnJor n•ll~.: ~t record
~la:-scs \\l!lt' smnll.'' $o lhas JUSI ts held hy Gltm Dn\'IS (t\rmy)
about sums up why Mel Gillett Wtlh 11.5 :mel lht• :;mnll ~ollegl'
tS nt Lcw1s and Clork l"n thcr t hnn 1 ccm 0 1s 13 s:1 he lei by 'rrcL'SIS
n plrll tor p.1y schol'l ~~ t' hom Hlmm cr collcLtc m lndu.mn.
Led '54 Shnnen Up unl\1 the Whtlmnn gnm1•
Mel ~~ ned h1 plnvang cnn't'l role I ,, ns tlvewg 1ng t:i.!l! This
wlull' m 1hc caghth grndc at surpassed the nntwnol II'<'Ord!
Pune\ iiJ~. Be startl d !or Crook The t.cwas und Clnrk 1 ecord
Count,) h1gh chool of Prtne- lot the most ground gamed as
\'llll• fot thr~c years nnd led at held b'' Rubt•n flntsch from the
1" the A·2 stntc chompaonslup 1950 undefeated team. Butsch
has In 't two ycat:-. Followms his picked up !ll8 yords Ill nme g:nncs
I 1st _year of h1gh school, Mel cnmc durang thnt scnson C<H an o\'er-
G P. k M I 0 Portland With the 1954 All- age or 102 \,UOS per gnmc. regg IC s enu State Shriner.c; and hdpcd subdue Draws Cooch's Praiso
Mrs. Edith Smith, .l ·istant pro the City All-Slurs 50-0. Gtllctt "1ll have. only caght un-
Othet dcnommattons Its t e d
walh more thnn ten mcludc:
Mctlle~thst, J09: Bapusl, 76: Lu·
thcr:\n, 63: Epbcopal, 63: Cath·
olH. 4 , Con~'I'egationnl, 33, ChrlS·
tum. 29, and ChrJsllan Sctcncc. 11 Ct~r of :.ect-ctnrlal science, has GHlctt, who p1cked up much less the gunw with Idaho Stat!!
two pro.:;pecti\'c typing studcnt.s more ynrdagc thnn the whole MEL GILLETT goes through. Coach Joe Huston
who often audit her clas.<;cs, but mctropohuan tl•:un wa~ \"Ol€'d the Rcnoz: sharp sum~ at up Cor tlw LOG, "With
Chu~hes w1th ~ c to s~vcn
hstcd nrc· Lauer Day Saints,
Church of God, Grct·k Orthodox,
$e\·ertth Da) A d v e n l i s t nnd
Jewu:h who hR\'C not yet (ulfillro the h1. lt•rrHic- ~pet•d nnd nnturnl m-
requlrcmt>nts of Jegtstration. Bosketboll Turnouts Stort·, shnct In the OJ>l'n field. Mel can When one mentions the squir- bl'COtnc onl' of the top running
rcls that come to her classes, pco- bncks m tht• Unltl·d Stnh.-sl He is
pie llrl' hkely to sny, "Oh, squir-Spl.rl·l HI.gh, Deodwood Gone nllcndv established n~ one o! the rels, 1 thought you Wl'rc talkmg gt cut 1 unninJt backs in the his
about thl• students.'' tot\ of tht• Northwest confel'·
W1th fewer thnn ftvc are.
Apostle, Btethren. Buddhist, C n­
t~nan &pu t.. Da!'cip1es. E\'an­
gelicnl nnd Reformed E\•tmgc.hcnl
ond Umtcd Brethren. Free Mclh·
odJSt., Fn nds. Four Square. Men­
nomte, Nazarene, Umt:rrian, Unat­
l'd Presbyterian and Unit~· Re­
mnamng students list e1ther no
spcoflc protc:stnnt church or no
church nf!Jliation of :my kmd
Bah/ Bah, Bah­
for College Life
1 he O\'C.rcmphnstS .somelim tS
placed on the ''rah, rah" s1de of
collcg1ate hfe drew thas sarcastic
bat of ·wrltmg from Sam Chap­
man, columnist for West Vir:gmia
Umvennty•s Dally Athenaeum:
What do most people go to col­
}f•gc for m the flrsl place? Four
.>cars of •·coll~e life" of coun;.-.,
and th old .. rnh. rnh, rnh' .. Some
ludcnt.s wnnt to learn n bttle
somcthang on the stdc, but lhis lS
onl.) secondary Wttb thiS an
mand 1t ~cc.ms quite logJcal lhot
observance of freshman rules
&hould play n large part m pnr·
hCJpalton m honorancs Someone
who m1ssc.s pep rnlhes for such n
silly reason nfi ~tudymg for an
••>.'1lm, omt.."'ne who neglects to
"cnr o beanie. or omeone who
doesn't bnpp n to hke football,
hould b)' all means b · excluded
from hononmcs We should honor
th who can ~uote .. Alma
Mater" nnd •'WI! Wnnt a Touch·
do\\ n .. \o cnthusaasuc perfectton.
h ts bmc for the old fogu~s to
rc&lu:" that thts as not an nge of
books nnd Jearnmg This 1s the
ng of moss production sports and
enforced freshman rules
Institute to Ofte1
Cash for Essays
Tne Tam•mcnl lnsutute an­
nounces its thud (:ssny cantesl
for undca-graduatc.s an Am•>rienn
<'ollcgc Prtzcs of $500, $250, and
100 w1U be g1ven Cor the best es­
sny or not more than 2,500
words relating a quot.ation from
Demo then~ • to contemporary tn·
temotwunl c .. ,nts as a bas&s !or
onswermg lhc qucstaon "Is Co·
Exts\cnce Possible'" For further
1nformntton consult the mforma­
uon • heet po:rted on the bulletin
bonrd outside lhe pubhcnt10ns of­
f • (.'(' an ll-.. gym Squirrol Visits Wtth the start of baskt•tbnll c:cu-trymg his hand nt college bnll for ont.:c"
No, th1s as a real honest-to· son sull three weeks awny the the fn'St IJme, :~lso :u e workmg
goodness grny squarrel who come:s Pton~r hoop :.quod under the out nt th~ front spot.
up thi:! tree by the classroom win-watchful eye of Coach Eldon Fnc
dow and hop over to the window hns begun to round mto shape.
sill. He has not yet been let into With fl\'c lettermen as a nucle­
thc classroom bccau c, a~ Mrs. us the rumor factory and odds
Smath says, "He lS still o high makers arc nlrcudy ptckmg the
school student and not y •t ready Paoneers "no worse thcU\ sec: Midgets Slated
For Halftime
for college." ond" in the NWC. Bnn ing u sen·
Th..-students have named him :;on hkc the one la::.t yt•nr, when
Gn•gg, after that popular (?) m-th..: only uward the Fixmcn cnp­
,·cntor of shorthand. Gl"('gg is fed lured was thl.! udhcsiw tapa tro
toast and hns nh' ays hked it, but phy presented by Al Gould of the
latdy he ho.s decided he would JoW'nal, ahc club could hnv\: a
Tathcr hnvt• wulnuls and turns up
htl' whaskery nose at toa.o;t So top season.
Mrs. SmJth has promk-ed him Spmt and hustle keynot.: the
som1• nuts if hl• will come to team and there o:ecms to bl· no
cluss. deadwood, a dl.!lnmcnl to thl•
Oscar Sih on SUI t~nm in recent ytmrs. The obv1ous
Oscar, Mrs. Smtth's other vts· lack of depth could be rt strong
ator, ts n frog who JS fnendly and !actor in the place the Paon• ers
hops up on the wmdow sill to get Lilush m the leagul·.
n better scat for class. With three men sl.iU nsking
''He as my Romeo m the 1vy,"' hfe and hmb on the gndaron
admits Mrs. Smath. "He smgs to Couch r:ix has cut hts \'lli'Sity to
me, but only wh~n H is nice warm eleven men U all three griddcrs
wcath •r, and the moon as shinmg. tum out two men will sec action
He holes the rain" under .Milt Schroeder on the Jun·
Classes to Gather tor Vnrstty
F1x's hoopmcn nrc usunll)
\'erscd m two and somctuncs nll
three posltJons. Tha St'IISOil will
Stan Harris, seniOr closs presi-be no diUt•J cnl wath the bag tncn
it.'nt. hns announcro that "Opera- cxpccwd to play both ~nt~: 1· nnd
twn Sc naor Slllmgs'' wall com· forward and some of the f 01 wm ds
menrc nt 0900 hours November lS to sw1tch to sunrrl po:s1lions.
111 Akm hnll ThP phc>lographet1 At guard the Plonct•rs Will huve
"ill be nnn«•unccd this aft<'moon. captain and awo and n hal! }"l'ar
Appomlments may be mnde for letlf'rman ou .. nc Brndy Thl•
•lUngs an lhl' Log oU1cc. Pacturt!S Powers flash snt out all till' t:on­
wlll b•• taken only fa om the 15th I ·Cerence season last ycur bel'au e
through the 23rd of November. ot an 11lnl·.SS. Brady's couc;an Jo~·
Juniorr; • · • Boutm holds down the othct' The tr1ll men who Will work
c1thcr at center. or forward brmc - an JmprcSSI\'C group of gents on·
to lht• Palatmc lull court Led by
btg Loten Mtchelson, the high
hoopor {ormcrly Cor HJil!'boro BY FRANK FLORI
playing hi!'; thtrd year at LC .1nd Takang the ftcld Saturday be-
followed by Clarence Duke. Don tween hnlves of lh~ LC-Pacifac
Wnrd and Hal Ness it's qu1t1.! on game tn Griswold stadium will
uggregnhon. Duke, played both be the Holy Redeemer Gaants,
vnrsaty nnd JV baH last year. coached by l'nior Jtm DiNucc1
Wnrd 1s starling his tturd scu-and JUnior Ray Meyer.
son on the vars1ty operating at The GumL-;, boasting a 5-0-1
both for.v.~rd slots and on the record and the Amerkun CYO
t·enlt•r ptvol us well Hal Ness. league c 0 0 t b n 11 championshiP
on amprcSS\'C lrosh prosp~ct ~rom .. wall be out to make u stronr im
Castle Rock, Wnsh., du~IJed 'The pt cs~ion be!orc• the coaches' stu
home of the champ1on~ 1s noted dt!nt body mf'mhers ngatnst St
for its powerful Class B ball Andt ews.
clubs .•
Both of th Stempel brothers,
R()n and Ball wall probably mnke
the swJtch from footboll to bas­
ketball next week. Neither of
them have defamtely comm1ttcd
themscl\'es yet, but their show­
me lnst season on both varsity
ond JV would mdtcnte that they
ro md basketball a good way to
\\ :ult• away the months between
football and baseball. Genc Tank­
~·Jllly is the other football pi<~} c1·
ext>cctcd to turn out He plnyed
(u t stl'ing for Mat~hfteld h•sl
Independent Women
Lead Mural League DiNucct, n stnct fundcmental·
ac:t, nnd Meyer, also wise 1n the
handhng of grade school be­
hemoth-l>, wall field a Juntor s1zcd
powcrhow>l'. The Holy Redcemct
line mdudes boys as hagh a
they ore w1dc Make Mnlcta, 145
pounds nnd 5-8, and ·stuhby'
Seh·ert, 145 pounds, 5·0. arc twu
of the lcndtng membt•r of the
rorwnrd wnll
The mmn order or busmess at guard lipot Al B1own up !1om The Indep endent ~ will be seck-
th JUntor class meetms No\·cm- the JVs ::end Cliff Shelton, a top ing then thu-d stroight wm next
ber 16 wall be dtscussaon of frosh pro pect Qnd a stnnd·ou t Tuesday when they meet the
money-rnlStng proJ••cts and plans lost ycnr an th~ Valle)·-Const Dclphis. ~t the same lime un­
for the Sweetheart Ball ond Jun- lc<~guc, round out the potcntltll beaten Aktn meets Theta.
tor-Senior Prom. The m~ting guards. In this wcc!k's achon the In· Coachl•. U1Nuc l'l and Mcycl'
spent 2'h hout-s dn1ly dr1lltnR the
young gaaddcrs, bt•gtnning with
n chullc t.alk in the dressing room
hcCorc lakmg lhc field They sec:
to at thol game moVIl'S ore taken
nnd shown to the lt'um to point
out mi<>takt•!l, One ol the conche!>i
scouts tht opposition nnd tt
plays arc drummed mto Holy
H~d(.·l•mer durmg the wcl'k bt•·
fore the Snturday game
Arc lhl' conches successful"
1'hc LOG rcpol'tl•r tound the JU·
n111r Gannts nblc to tulk or 'trup
plnys,' 'tnpll• tt'\'l'rses.' 'option­
at' plnys ond guotd 'pullouls' ­
comphcuted business. The play­
ers not only run !rom one bas1r
!o1 mntion-$phl·1'-but cnn shift
into nn 'I' formation nnd single wall he held an BA-1 nt noon At forwn•d Hal Adnnn NliCUl dependents downed Delpha 31-4.
Sophomores • · • his last season of competition for 1 Stcwnrt o\'ercame a 6-12 hall-
Plans Ior the sophomore clnss the Orange. Lew Harrison, who tunc deficit m thcar grune with
party to b~ held In the PiaU hnll saw some varstty acttun lnst sea· lhl' Thetas as Oann Wh1tne,)
luunge, No\'cml.Jct l8. are the son und was ~ JV suaater, and served nine straight points. The
most tmportnnt lt~m to be dis-Lloyd Babler, 9 service return!!< : 1 dorm gtrls went on to win 16 13.
cussed at the sophomore class I•
Uwf•ling.
At lh~ mc·eting, November 15,
the class projl'ct, gifts for the AI·
bcrtmn Kerr nul'stng home, wall
also be dt cussed.
Freshmen ..• KINGSBURY 'S, LTD
OSWEGO, OREGON
SPORTSWEAR
Use Your CABO-AMICO
PIZZERIA
Italian Dinners
Atmosphere You'll Remember
I In 'The Old Pizza HousP' ' wmg.
'rhc tou~th lloly Redel•mer de
r.--.nsc, Which ha~ ulloweu oppon
tml~ but 53 poant.. durmg the
tlcnsun, mullt ~top Sl. Andrews'
star bnck Rrey Hall Hnll has
t w Jet• gn ln,~d over 200 yards in
lr•:!guc gatn<•s.
Wh) do DINm·d nnd Meyer
spend 20 hout·s n W<'l'k work mg
wtth youngstca"S? For couching
cxpencnce, educatiOn credit nt STUDENT DISCOUNT
10% 3606 S. W. Barbur LC ond lhe pnde whach com~s
m huvmg n hnnd in dt•velopmg The frc.shmon class meeting
w1ll b1• held Jn the theater, at
noon, Wednesday, G<>rry Shckley,
ncwly-clech.>d president, will dl·
rect the mcctmg . Topu:s to be
dascuued "ill be brought up ~n
the fre hman calnn«:; mcctmg to·
doy 11 a.m.-7 p.m. I CA 7-9266 I pro puctiw football tnlenl Cor
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• Friday November 11 1955 THE PIONEER l..OG
• enlOIS rid Tomorrow
FRANKIE FAIR
Ccl·C'npt:un opt.:tlllinJ; out of the
h.tlfh;l<'k spot, Frnnlu .. lws bN~n
hnmp(•rt.•d "ith UIJUfl~ ofl nnd
on th1s st•ason A tour ycm lcl·
tet mnn ond only playc1 left from
tht• fnbulous Pcor bowl learn.
Om• ut lht• lmt•st brcaknwny
runnc1 s, he h01s ulwnys fimshcd
lugh up 1 nthc con1Ncncc totnl
ofhmsc column. ---..-,
AL SCOTT
The othet CCJ·cupt.un ho been
a rcgtJlnt· nt end the pnsl two
seasons. A 1 hH c ycur Jl'l tcnnnn
the Tigard wmgmnn hulled in
steady hnci h1t1mg work 1111 de·
tense. Scotty pll.:kt;cJ UJ) conft.!r
cncc rcco~niuon In t ycnr, pine·
mg on the nll·h•ngut! .second
team.
NCAA Refuses to Sanction
Post Season Grid Contest
The NCJ\A Wcdnt>sdnv ruled •
og;,un~t ,, Thunksglvang day post·
season rootball gnrnc between lwo
of thP tnp :;mall college tcums in
the West, lrtuho Stat(• and Lewis
and Clnrk.
With the passing o( the pro­
no~cd contest between the lead­
me tenms of thl• Rocky Mountain
and Nnrthwcst con{crcnccs, LC's
hopes Cor nn cxtw 1955 football
~nmt• an! n~arly diminished.
Hopes fm· a howl game are
sh~ht. Conch Joe Huston nn­
nounn•d Thur~;dny thert• is vtr
lually no oppo1 tunily for the Pto
m·crs to play in such u contest
flus ycm
The PIOnCCI'S, CUIT<'lllly the
fifth a.mking small collc~c ot·
ft·n~aVl' team 10 lhc nntton, SUf·
kacd in hope Cor o bowl bid by
rlroppiOg thetr first <'nCOUJ\ler of
tht! tocason n~ainsl Montana Stnle
at Bozemnn, 7-6. In tt•lu:.ang the LC-ldnho State
g~'m''· the NCAA stutcd that only
:mnelaoncd bowl contests nrc pe1··
101th:d niter n h•nm"t tc~ular
:;cason.
The ~ume. af plny<'d, wos sched­
uled ror Mullnomnh stndaum.
Also JOining in lo bock the pros­
pective game nlnng wath P1nnccr
and Bengal oHtc1nls wns Jnme:s
"Mush" Tnt.:on. Oregon t!x~:cu­
tlvo• scuclorv of tht• Snc1ctv fo1 ~
Cnpplcd Clulda en and Adults.
The grunt• w:as to h{I\'C been for
chnraty.
ldoho Stntt!, :1 pt•rennutl Huck}'
Mountain conh.!t cnt~ power, is
undc{(oah;d thu; ycm 't'hc Bcn~nls
have rc<"cn•(!d ft•<>h•t'S !rom mmor
bo\\ I ufflcwls und m.ay pluy an ,,
NCAA uppt ovt'd bowl.
The Pionct•rs hD\'t' plnyt•d the
Bl!n~als t wtcc m thP past, win­
nmg 40·2 in 1951 nnd dropping D
21-18 thrltl~r m 1052.
~,phnter.s
8 Y TOM HARTLEY
Th(! rt: 1tcst small college team ever a St:mblcd t~n any end
11011 rdurns to the scene of Its crime tomorrow afternoon, Thl'
'50 Paonccts, who ran up 327 pomts to the1r opponent's 25, gained DEAN SOUL£
HI second h • .. .,on Ill the Ptu·
nec1 1mr>, Dean rnps up nn tm­
prcssive cason on both otrcn.sc
nr111 defense A transfer !rom
Or<:acm Stntc after n h1tch in the
~••n.•Jc•·, hr. w11l not fade from
tht Palotlnc hill sports p1ctuJc
Anotllt'r fienson as u bascbnll
outfielder Will romplctc his col­
lege athletic career. JOHN MARTIN
Finishing Ius rouath season on
the P1onccr grad tcnrn, John hos
ncterl ns number one line rc·
sen•t He railed in nt tocklc lor
the inJured Hm ry McAdnms nnd
upon Hnrry's 1 cturn to ncllon
l<!ppcd mto the hole left by
Edciu: Phllll(l!: , H•• will be out
to dclcnd has conference shot
put crown th1s spnng, JOHN EAGLE
The LaCcnt r sp d merchant
combmcs a slronc compclalave>
destrc wath ttood rncchontcs to
makt.• h1m a vnluoblc resc.rvc
an the ~nr· Luddcd back.flrld
Hold Llw d.i.slmf'taon or being lh
mn t photographed Paone r In
act1on. He nlso hn nnothcr sen·
son th•• Pwnccr track squad os
"' _.,mb •r of the rcloy tcnm
'Lambdas Lose· Pioneers Clinch Title Tie
the
w1n over Wlutmon on the Mis-qunrtcr wath n 5-ynrd smash
LEAGUE STANDINGS s1onnJacs home fll'ld Saturday The Mlss10nartt:!S tnllwd in lhc
w L 'I' PT PA Pc\. mght to o urt• themselves o( no th1rd pcrtod with n TD and o 16·
L1uubtla " >. 2 61 20 .800 worst> lhnn n he !or the NWC yard held goal bY Roger Swr-
Kavpa • 2 I 25 \8 .667 ck Th d .... Delt 3 1 1 21 6 .oG7 crown wt cy score one(! tn uot
~f~,"_ ~ ~ ~ 4~ :, := It !ook Jt>C Huston's crew n final frame for n loud of 16 pomts
Scmlng two 1 D's and cun\·crt- qunr tcr nnd o hntr to shnke aU The Bob Thomson couched mnire
mg twace in th~ fmnl period, the ill •Hr•ctll of n ngorous trlp.
1 and blue were hnngmg on to o
Jenguc-lendmg l.. am b d 0 O\'CT· M1dway an the second pcnod respectable 20-16 defc:~l nl the
ptl\\'Crcd dcCcndmg Greek chomp· I Jam my Johnson rolk'<l out ond hnnds of the maghty Pnln~me htll
um Sagmn, 1-l.·O, ha hh hlln I romped 14 ynrds to the. first LC club wnh less thnn n manutl" to
T d , 1 f tb ~I '\ C touchdown . Gene Fllppm boo~d go when Engebretson smashed
u\c:;fl ay ~. mlul ra 00 3d ac 10fn. the first nf three successful extro over from the onc-ynrd hnc
J cr .,at mg to n raw m h G d W lk 1 poant attempts. The 16-point effort by the 1 rt'l' qunrlel'!, or le a . er 1 In thl' second ploy alter lhe WhiL" was the largest score piled
::~111' d n pass thntwn by Du:k thud Pl'l'lod b4•gnn Fhppm blast· ogam5t thll Ornngc th1s oo:cnson
F aske ior a 6·0 Lambdn lend c:d through the lin<' and roared 73 Tlw Huslonmen have rolled up
Don Woods convc_rted. Just be· ynrds f\ll n TO Earl Engebretson .227 pomts to the opponents 76. Core lh• ~nmc cndc!d, .Merle Me· ;.... _________ ..:;_ _____ ....;;. _____ _;...;_ ____ _
Cm t:tlht·d the TD with Dick •
Faskc com•er hng to end lhc•
SCOI ang
l..nmbtla now nea.:ds JUSt one
more win to cnpturc thl• h!ague
crown and ~.:arn the right to piny
1 hl• PhogbOund Polc.>cats, wmncrs
of the mdcpendcnt loop, Cor the
nll-scvhool champwnshtp
Jc.rry Hnll made a spcctaculnr
grnb or n pass in the end %one
to ga\'c the Dclts a hard-fought
\'Jctory O\'Cr Kappa m the nl·
t rnoon's only other cont('.st. The:::
Jinul score was 6-0 Dells, giving
them a thrci!·Win, Ont."-IOSS flC•
ord. Th1s leaves them in St•cond
plucl' rcplacmg Knppn.
In 1'" t 1 day's acllon Kappa
kmlC:·ked orr the hapless ddcnd·
mg t'ltnmps, Stgmu, by n 6·0
count. It was the sixth defeat
,1110 1hc :;ixth shut-out Cor tht•l
SAS club. Jerry l\IcClclland t'('·
COVt'l ed n fumble to ~et up tlw
Kappa tall). Jack Antonsen
swept nght ~nd tor hn• yards 50 million
times a day
at home, al wtWk
or on the way
There's
nothing
like a :!,9RU yurds to the opponents' 435,
roll bock to Palotanc hill for a re­
umon. Such ~nd grt•nt s a~ Ru
ben Bnisch, Bill O'Hara, Stan
Blnu, Bud Cox, who plnct·d on at
lt•/lst onl• nll Coul>t lH)m and ~omc
all-Amcr1cnn .qunds wtll be buck.
Bcsadl'S tht .t: 19 othel' rn"n on
that club "'''rc selected for all­
fi.:WC menlu>n. All-loop huUhack.
Uack Wnlker ts hundling tlw m ~
rnngcments Cor thl' a Huh. Fol·
lowing a luncheon in the cu!etc­
rlu thl• unbeaten nnd VIrtually
unscorcd up gung wtll watch this
q•nson's \'Ct'Saon of llw Ptonc:ers
tn action. 'l'ha club 1<; only ll 0 ~ and the 'I'D
•
RUBEN BAISCH
pomts off lht• rt:(;Ord pact! ond l(;iven thn:t: mote gamt:;:. maght np·
paonch the rccotd production o! the team thnt holds all or the rushmg
mru ks nnd oil ol the dl'f.:onst• lnurt:·ls thnt ::quads foa the past four
l~"fll'" hnve bl'cn shoolmJ lt
Lut wook aaw Ltnfield finally crack th~ confnronco win
column with o 13 7 upaot victory ov'tr Pacahc on th~ Badger'•
homo Jurt. ln Tacoma. WHla.metJo dropped tho1r aixth game tn
scvon r.tol'ts 01 CPS marched to a 2o\,7 win. In the other non
loaguo c:ontosl C ol I traveled to Salt Lnkc to &!>o11 Westminls
tor'• Homecoming by a 38-7 count.
g rl l·~npl'bl ct•on moved 1nto the.> h•ug\1(• Sl'lll'tng lcndcl1ihlp th1s
w~,•rok w1th his l\' o •ro. ag111nst the Whits. His liO points pu~<ht•s lum
pnst Gury Cullins ol lh\! Coyotes who has 59. G. 01• Fhppm l!l 11 close
thtrd wtth 57. Fhp's 21 PATs put him fur into the tuJQ m tlw place·
kackmg dcpru tmt·nt
The Ptonoor hoopera swung in.lo action Monday night tn a
scnmmago agalnat Damoacua c:roomory . Coach Eldon Fix' crow
showed an abundonco of huaUo und spirU. two 1ngudiont1 mtu·
mg from laat yoar'a club. Tho Orango sadly outclassod tho city
toum nnd the club'a potential waa evident even without the aerv·
ices of Hal Adrian. who wu attending o night clau l
I Tht• Lnmbdas wen:.• f mall)
bent en lost Thursday nfter 1 oll­
mg up 3 <:t1a1ght wms nnd two
ttcs, and then It wac: by one
pomt, 7-u. The Alphas were the
tPorn to tUt n the trick. AJl the
sco1 ing was in the first holf.,
1 cnl scoreci all the points ror
Alphu, running OVl'r thr TO and
• corlJ\1: the extra point on n
pnss. Cliff Dtmoff scored for the
l.nmbdas on a pas..c; intcrccptaon
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Symphony Slates
Chopin Concerto
argarct 'Kocbend.orfer a gl}t­
d \ UDJ; Partb.nd a.rust. \:ill be
the f atured sololSt O.Tt the Port­
land J umor S)-mpbony s progrnm
~en-ember 19 8:30 p m... at the
p blic udltonum
W th the <U'l:.bestra under the
t of J eob Avshalomo,·, she
ill perform th Chopm Piano
.......,a?rt ~o 1. m E nunor
11us opemn& c:on.c:en .or the
Jumo:-Sl mplumy'"s 32nd consec::u­
u~ SEason has be<'-..n planned as
ute to Oregan s resident c:om­
PQ.:>El', Ernest Bl.oc:h. hnnonng his
... 5th ann.~'. rsaT\· "ear --
1r A\-shalomo' will duect the
rx:hestrn m perf OJ mance of
Bloch's lyn~ "'Swte Sympbo­
n~ n wor:k that was mtro­
duc:ed by Piette :Monteux m 1946
Other worts scbeduled for per­
formance are Beahm's Acadenuc
Fl:Sb\"31 ovf!rture, a so.n.a\ll for
~ sinStrument5 by Gabriell.
and Weber's "ln\~tatlOn to the
Danoe.·
Mtts Kochendorfer won bu
:to honws WI1b the o:cllestra
at the .Juruor S)mphony's 26th
uuuual pu;no contest held last
M.a\' She u a l5-¥ear-old .student
.. t Catlin school. and studaes
p:l.ll.m) u"Ith Mrss Nelhe Tholen
She lS ~ daughteT" of Mr. and
irs-NeJl Kocll!:ndorler oi thu
Oh
The mUSic: department has re­
mmt:nded the )Ulllor symphony
th students mterested m cl.as-
a.er to all InUSlC maJors and to
cal muSJc
LITlU MAN ON CAMPUS uctign.
Du~O
1!154-l So5 s 150 no
160
::00 -lSO so 180
100
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1~195
S lSO 83:
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:300 n
lUlO
50
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100
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5SOO
150
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150 :s
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'25 lr..
100
nu b ua nnh 11:1 • series o! art!cles b7 ~ &SX·C co=mln!Oll•
en e~la.bl'llf tbdr 4ut1M 1a en--.
4ar tG aeqaaan<t z:acm~-. of \l:.e
_...u4eat bo47 wUh ~ :ll..,... 111'0-
CTILZIIJ of the QOm:dnicm..
BY EARL BUTTERFIELD
ASLC Tnasure.r •
TH£ PIONEER LOC
\\ Frid y. NoYember 11. 1955
-..,...... ommi ttee
Th Oregon !C:tule Ct\'11 Sc.r\·Jce
cornn 1 ~son ill ponsor contmu-
W! XAaunataons for Ltbrnfi' as­
t nt postt1on to tall future ,. -
ne~ throuchout the tate, at
E . . n Th d nnounced Wednesdn) Dines t.:ue UfS ay Th work ts sub-pro!CSStonat.
For All-College Sing t>ct n the c:leracal nnd prores-
Prepanng for the Wcsl.Cm tonal le\ ds a ling an general
Speecoh ~G)Clation meet nt Pa-Chtur:m:m Hal Swafford h:ls nn-I 1 b r > pernttons.. Successful Debaiers Prepare
'Annual Wage?'
Clftc Lutheran colh!ge llltcr thts nounc:ed the o~nmg of reglStrn- P rsons wlll dro~ pas.itions m
month the speech nrt.s depart- uon for the all college smg All Co '• 11 Eug ne, Salem. Port-
ment has been holdm& a se.ne:s of u, mg roups., and Greek o garu-I nd nd "-• m
practice deb3tes. bom; must ha' e the.u-sclectaon Colle-ge tud n Dre preferred
De ung n the !>"Ubjcct. t Uc composer and leader sub--Tht rrummwn rcquucme.nt ts t"-'0
Should We Ha'\ e o Guarontced matted by noon Thursday. •o->ears of c111lege or tv.'O years ot
Annual Wag ' were Donald \+ember 16 r"lle pplicattons Wtlh hbracy Cl:pert nee Pa\' range lS
Pinnock. sophomore. speech nrts, Hat S\\"nf!ord. Box 438 $236 to 10
and 1\like Ktllo.rnn. sophomore. Swaiford stressed the Judgmg The mtnatlon
political saencc. on the negnu,·e thlS ' nr 'n11 be on spmL Christ· of lel) a wnttc.n tes SubJects
sade. Takmg the affmnatl\'C were rnns carols not produc::tton nam-re gc.ncrnl llbrnry procedures
T~· Shea, sophomore. busan" ~ are to be used on thiS year"s and tccluuques, rc.fercnce source
admmtStnuion. nnd Bob Adkins, program mntenals book tatle and clan·
junior. ~ cholog) Th :smg s sponsored b~ Mu 1 nbility
In drawmg up a budget, "e 'etl A Sabtn. nsstStnnt profes- Ph1 Alpha nnttonnl men's mus.tc Appheataon ronns nre available
must stnrt from the requests for sor o! speech arts. expressed the fratenuty Stngmg the nffrur nnd nt 102 pubhc Service buildmg.
fund!C: and work down to the opuuon that more work needs to the presentntJon of awards '\\all Salem or 304 Stntc oflu:e build­
smaller figure of 1: ilable funds. be done to bnng the tP m mto be handled by Alpha Pst Om gn. mg Portlond, or nn) loeal Oregon
This :30ear, the requests whtch top form. nnltonal cirnma fraternity . Stnte employment sen·tcc oUu:e ments our coOSideratton total __;;__ _______________________ ....;;., ___ ..;____:_.:.. _:...:..;..::....-=.:..:.....:..:::.....:.:.:....:=:.:.:;_
15..!00
Unfortuna tell. bec:luse " de­
pend upon student bod) fees
f1unt both th fall and spnng sem­
es~ for our funds. we can on~· -ppo1:31:unat the amount that
\\'lll be avtuloble to us. C.onsJder­
mg 51.atistJCS from th regiStrar
ond the business off1cc, "e ha"-e
_t 13 iOO the mnxamum a'\"Bil-
able to us for expenditure this
ear Consequentl~. c must ibe­
~;,m nO\\' to c::ut Sl,500 from the
requests. ho"C'-"Cl', ~e must not
let th15 urge.ncy O\'ei'Ulm~ the
necesstty of betng n.~J.astt~ m our
reductions. It ls 02Iess to C"Ut
a budget on paper. 1! it canno;.
be cut m practice by its adaun­
LStrntors.
Wdh this operung statement,
the 1955·56 budget committee be­
gan u.s d.e.tberatian. The cow­
DUttees' :!1ve week term of labor
:-as key noted b) exceptionnl
ludent and nrlnunlStratl\"e c:o­
operatlon All those students ceo­
suited ab()ut cutling lhcir budget
\'\--el"e. thout exceplron. when
g1va1 our reasons and ad"ce
q\uck to assure us that the)
would be able to do b1gb qual­
It) JOb with the Jesser ftgure
we proPQSed The admuustration
stepped m and m:ule 11 JVlgible
for us to cut S200 from the
by Dick Bibler -A er co ege-
can you start at $300
a mont
••• with a chance to
make double or better
• '" a few years?
Q.
A.
Q.
A.
Q.
A. Queers in food rdai.ltng at Safeway
offer opportunities like this for men
of abilirv. Here are ~ome fact about
~ this challenging field
\\hac kind of careen .are there
:1t Saf~-ar?
Rnnn.ng a luge reutl orgvu:nuaon W.e
Safev.'lly requires :a ream of m:my different
spo:i;a.lisu. The cr .spo:aai.LSts uc lhosc m
the RWl side of the businc::u-tbe 5.:lfev>"2f
store awugcr a.nd his suborditwes . .Hen:,
u the hc:ut" of the business as whue
m.lllf Slf~'1lf a..recr people ~tn -:and
where the iina.ncial ct:\lovds are often ~w­
est. There are other spcc:W.isu in bu}·tng.
m.arkttmg. srore dc::si'!DUlg, buildmg, prOO·
ua testing, cnining 2.11d cmploycc rel2-
tions. co name Just a fev.·.
o~ ;afew-ay tr.UO you for lhe
next cep up?
Since S3.fev."2y promotes from wirhin v.·her­
C'\ er possible. 5.af~"ll.f people ~ tninN
so chcy'H be rody co move up the ladder
u opportunities ocrur . .From food clerk to
srore rrunsgcr, each Job is :a wd..l-pa.id edu­
ca.uonAl rour.se-"·ith on-the-job and
""roup msuuruon desil:nN to broufen the
employees ·ills
W~t ehe males ~~ ) 2
good pLace co .,ork?
PleaS2nt Vo"Or'.cing c:ondirions. pleasutt pco·
ple to v.-ork with ••• hea.lth :and life insur­
ance.:a rctimncnt program ... profit·.shuing
opponunicies (or digible a.recr cmployee5
-cbcse are some of the thinp su~ .,.
people like aboul their areas And thcv·re
rhings v.-orth thinkiog about. u JOII I~
•hea d co • c:ueet'.
There's a CMeer lo look foru•arJ to
in food rttai/i,g a1 SAFEWAY
On~ m " uriu ~~~ &~~rwr ,~,.,,.,;ritJ i• " I'IHJ/,l'"l fo~IJ
~ -OW mat FQU a&Ye nc:haoged and grad~ p&P«n-<tO ,. bu··
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