Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 14, Number 9
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1955-11-01
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Type
Newspaper
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BE
• esse ose 1ve
In the cah::ndnns ol oil people ceruun dJlys M\ c
bef:n et a.stdc for s-pcanl rcligtous or secular ob-
ltf!Tvallt.~ or mg n pecULl chnrattcr to tve thnnks lo God ond to commcmorute q»a:i.al
Ott' ons :md ' nl:l an and 'I'ha flRtWim!
t m rdltttt'thd rehg~!J sigrufu::a noe o!
Some hun~ rcm:uru.>d pnmnnlJO rclisaous in ch:unc
ter others \ hac:h on were or religrous or upe tatJow Th k!lgJ\ n d f Us on NO\ ember 24 thiS > ar
T d1 o 11> thts cia) for vmg lhnnks for the hnr-th Thanksg.tvm d irutead of Jun n)OymEDt of a dny
off nd too much food
1 mf1c::nncc rc no longer so nnd som.-. ~ h c:h rt'
y;holJJO eculnr m on m remam so.
Th obsen· n~ hnve been followed m some fonn
ancc pnmah\ rit to appease \11 spmts, to tnsun-,. l nd th bl mgs of the )'ear Thanks.givmg d J'
eel br ted no on th fourth Thursday m Ncn·cmber
nd by presad nt al pro<:lamauon was appomted n legal
holidD~ In th Uruted Suatei there are no ru;tionnJ holid ys,
tor ch late must appoUU t.he cia)' for the holiday
eel br tton by gulnuon or exccuti\:e proc:.lnmation.
AI thou h those ·rucb do reCCl'* e nallon·wide obsavanc:e
-Chnstmta, Thnnks&Jvan L:ibor da). lnd pend nee
day, ·~w Y rs M mon I day---'m.3~ be acted upon
by national offic_rs. faeld fcrtihh•. to eclcbrotc the b 1"\CSt nnd the on-
1 chang to today when they arc held for ob cn•anocs T}'us hoi) or reltgJous hohdll; was first obscr.'Cd b)
the pdgruns an the fDU of 1621-whc:n Go,; emor WJIIJnm
Bradford of Plymouth colony ppomlt.'d a day for 1 .nst-
West, Stubbs, Montgomery
To Star in 'Quality Street'
EST. Arden Craig to Be Guest Director
for Semester 's Second Production
The cast is picked and Fir Acres players are at work ::-~L::::=:::_ __________________ ~~~~--------
on t~etr second piny ?I the year. "Quality Slreer· by James VoL XIV Portla!ld. Orogcm. Friday. November 18. 19SS Nnmlvrr S
Barr1e, under the gwdance or guest director Arden Craig.
It wiU be presented at 8 p.m. December 8, 9 and 10.
The play, an English comedy, has been a 50-Year fn·
\'Orite of stage audiences
Star roles will be played by Jean ''~est, senior, taking
the part of one of two spinster sisters, Ph~be; Hope Stubbs,
Debate Teom
To Journey junior. pbiytng the olh<!r sister
and Tom Montgomey. Junior, op
pcanng m the role of Valentine
\\ bo ev~tuolly fmds t.h.nt he real
ly lo\·es Phoebe HolidayDinne rTuesday
Thanks&1vmg dinner for dorm
students only will be sen-eel
Thcsda,· night next week. accord
Ill to Paris Stewart. college bust
ness manager . Breakfast will be
lhe only meal served on ThaDks
gwang day because the few stu
dents remnmmg on campus are
usually tm.•ited out according to
Stcwnrt. He urged :those wtthout
dmner mvatations to see the dean
~f men and the dean of women. Supporting roles .... ;u be played
by Judy Patten (Mass Wlllough
Maktng the trip to Pacific by). freshmnn ; Pnyllis Holllday
Lutheran college at Parkland, (Fann~· ), Junior. Vnaan Strom
Washington for Lhe Western <Hennetta). ~phomore: Don Musl·C Professor ' . . Floren (reo u1ling serge n at),
Speech assoclBtion debate graduate student; Donna Day
meet on November 21, 22 and (Pany). senior: Pat Hatnes (Char-To Attend Meet
23 will be four debaters and lotte), freshnmn: Fred Vmton
one faculty member. (Ensi~ Blades). freshman: Bon-Dr John K. Ru:hanis. aSStStant
rue I.mstrom (Jfurnet), freShman, profl'SS'lr ol music, Will represent
Jack Booclt. JWllOr. speech arts Dick Wilktn.s (Weutenant S icer) the college at the thirty-fust an
and Bob Adkms. JUruor. psycho!- fteshrnan: Bob Taylor (Gn~lnnt)' nual meeting of the "ational .~
ogy, will e:nter the scruor men's )unJor: Jack Venables (old sol~ snea.ntion or Schools of Musit
debate diviSion. Booch wm also dter). senior, and Dick MacCauley The sessums :ill be hcld at the
compete m extemporaneous (Arthur). freshman . There are
speaking. still a !e\\· nunor parts that have Jcl!er.son hotel in St.. Louis on
Sophomores i.n JUDior Debat• not :ret been cast. ·0\·cmbu 2.5 :md :?6. Lewis :;.nd
Represenling the coUege in the Clark has been a member of the
JUntor men's debate v.ill be Don- T ASM since 1952.
nld Pmnock. sophomore. speech Relief Manager Named arts. and Mike Killoran. sopho- Rtchanis IS at present on lea,·e Mrs. Ruth Orstad. nsstst.ant to more, poltticnl soence. Killoruo of absence from lhe college ;o tile campus :food senice director, w1U also compete tn tmprompLu continu his grodu.ate .-.rk at the pcnkmg. "ill take over ca:fetcrin mnnnge- ""..,
ment while Mrs. Sylvin Wahner Philadelphia Conservatory of
The debators h.uve been prepanng for this meet by usmg such as on temporary leave of absence Musu:. \l:b he completed his
sample debate subJects as the between Thanksgl'\'lllg and the Ph.D degree last June. For the
beginn~ of spring semester . gun.rnnteed n.nnunl wage" and P35l t'wo summen; he has directed
other argummtatwe subJec:S. Mrs. Orstad, who has had food the oond contfi1S sponsored by
..... n. 0 L.-•~ WhU L sen•toe e:cpenence an Chicago and PUJ.Jer eua.~CQ • a! C the ol'-" park bureau. He also m a Portland b.mk cafeterfn, has ~ ThLS group has alre:tdy attend- ~- the _,1 •-u . pl ... "S fm;t tuba :m the Ponland c-d one debate meet. the Willa-un:n on '-"V.l ege SWUA SUlce ~
mette Vo.Uey Forens1c lns"Utute _Se...:..p_te_m_ber __ . _________ .;;.:5Ji:...:nl...:.ph.:;;..:.on.;;;~:...··;__ _______ _
s~ compeution at Linfield on
October 28.
Accompan}ing the team as n
JUd~e will be John Mtller. tn
struC"tor m speech arts. FirsJ Freedom Forum Attracts 1000;
Locals Elect Hitchcock Secretary Horn of Plenty Tops
Annual Fall Fantasy
Lambda Sets Saturday
Night 'Harvesf Dance
A sb01pec1 nom of plemy
\\·ill provide the atmosph~e
for the harvest theme of the KLAC Tells
Future Pl ~ons
annual IfF aU FantasY" dance Kaleidoscope- P 'c t u r e m • soWld. ~ will be the theme of
to be held Saturday •• ovem- KLAC"s dail) noon to 1 p.m ra-
ber 19, in the gym. The in-cbo broadcast.
fonnal danoe, sponsored by -rhe prob:r.:nru ""lll llli:lude
Lambda Phi EpsDon fratenuty. n€ws. weather. m~.mc.. taped tn·
lS open to nll students. ten 1ews wtth celebriu on and
The fall theme will be ex-of! campus Wld subJects of mter-
est to Lewis and Clark students
tended by the use of brightly Tapes of orchestra and choir re-
colored streamers pumpkins, hermsals. gam~ debates. h:m·
scarecrows and cornstalks. que.ts. saeru:e expenments. and
Swafford 's Orchc:ttn :ro Play
D:mcln will be to the music
of Hal Swafford's rune-piece or
chestra from 9 to midnight. As
an en~nt feature at in·
tenmssion duo of !Ul\\..atlkie
high .school girls will sing. ac
cat dang to Loren 1ldlelsen, whn
lS emeeem.g the e\ ent.
Dance l1rkets "'ill &1\"e each
uple a chnnce to win one of
sen~rnl door prizes being gi~n
away during the e\-ening. Pro
grams may no~r be purchased
from Lambda memben or at the
door the night of the dance :far
I 80 a couple
Freo Refrahmeub Due
Free refreshments of cider and
cookies \\ill be scn"ed. s~ud Her·
man Welch, refreshment chair
man Other eomnuttee chairman· claS""._es of speoal mterest are also
an the afimg. Geaernl eduC'1lt1on
musu: arngnmMlt ma~ be. m~ud
er In some of the programs.. Eve.
nmg sh~oos are a poss.ibility of th
near future.
KLAC I.imitod. to Campus
~"l..AC \\"Ill be the only true iu~
fi !!tlatiOD on the a1r. h lS n cla:>ed
orc:uu stauon :and thus wall not
be heard off th_ eiimpus. T"O cle.r
up an~ masunderstandmg, 1t :s
stressed that th1s uill not n
"'CaptJ\"e audt· nee .. SUiUon and at
will be poss1blc lo rece.J\"e other
stations t;~~,·hen KL.J.\C 15 on th
au:
This r.auan ill be 690 on _:-our
radio danl. It lS ownea and oper·
ated by ASLC and now has three
mam studios plus a remote udio
MKhanics 0Yerh•uled
Qualifying Exams
Add to Burden Appt'OXimately 1000 per.5QOS. the communal) and Jed theu dJ.S-
--yang to obt.atn a better Jrnowl- cu ;tOn groups through SJX msm ships were assigned to Cliff Dim-
t:dge and understanding of their topus. off. pubbclt}", nnd Gale Enger. Dan La.Parte. se:ruor pbygcs
maJor and John Chandler, Jun
ior speech arts maJor, are recon
struC'Wl,g the central board for the
stntJon und O\"e:rhaulmg the tum·
tables. When th.r.s c:onstrurtiOn
work zs complete. the s~tla.n u-.11
go on llie au-. Mean-u;hile. the n
cbo workshop bas been tapmg
programs and spom ev·ents m These poor seniors! Applica
tions for major, applications for
graduation, pictures taken and
now 1t's the sen1or qualifyin~: ex
am, neccssarry for graduation.
The senior qu.nhfymg cxnm wtll
be gl\'Cll at two daUerent hours on
Wednedoy. No\·embcr 30. m B--24
and B-30. There will be one ex
am from 12:30 to 2 p.m. and nn
other :from 3 to 4•30 p.m. If part
of a class is missed 1t 1S recom
mended that student:; contact
thea.r professor and explain !he
orcumstances.. Juruors mny take
the exam.
Dr R lpb Allen. English de
partment head, has prepn~ in
structions for those t kin& lhe
exam Anyone V."Ubing to gt;~ an
Jden ol what \loill be expected be
fnre lhe cxommation may ptck
up these instructions m Dr Al
len·s oUioe tn BoDme 31
STAFF TO RELAX
Due to
no LOG
\\,·~k. Thanksgwmc holiday.
wall be pnnted next onsututional ngbts. ntte.-1ded The Portland program " only 111\J.SlC.. The general c:hnltml1ll is
Portland's :fu:st sa-week FTeedom n brnnch or the nauon-~-.de Free-Loren llidlelsen.
Forum according to PhaUp Hitch-dam Forum which orl;moted lnst Patrons nnd patronesses far the
cock. e..,;:eeutlV"e S!.'C:retan.· of the ~ear BS a progr.un project of the
local organization and dtrector of League of Women \•ote.rs Pres-ov-co:rsage C\·ent will be Mr. and
church public relations at the adent Morgan S Odell lS a mem-Mrs. Philip McAllister , Dr and
college bcr of the cxecuu\·e. commzttee ol Mrs John T Anderson and T. J
"'ln the fmal analysis. the pres-the forums board. Edmonds. ervntlon of our consututlonal .::.::::...:::.::=:...:=~ ------ ~:!:.:::~ :_ ________ _
freedoms depends on the public's
knowledge ol them... Httchcock
points out. "'We bclte\•e thlS pro
gram has made a signifacant con
tnbuuon to the better undc::rstnnd
mg o! these basic \"Blues. ..
The program, ~hich as co-spon
iSOrcd b:· Lewts and Clark. Mult
nomab county library a.t:SOI:i tton
and the Oregon Journal. oon_slsts
of 38 discussion groups. These
groups were formed m ,. rtous
\\"a\'5 and dtd not all start ot the • same time. SolYU! d i s c u s s a o n
croups wall contmuc through De
oember.
Dr Laurence 'IIomhnson educ:n
twn professor and llbrnnnn. con
ducted two spccaal t.rrumn& ~~
SJon Cor 40 future dlSCwston lead
~ prev1ous to the begmmn of
lhc forum. The leaders ,.,,.ere re
cruated from qunlificd peopJ m Carnival Results
Bolster Budget Fix
Results of ihe BomecoJIUng
and cnrnl\-nl acthiues ha\ e en
obled :Earl Butterfield student
bod) trensurer and the student
oouncll to halrance the school bud·
get for the ) enr
'I'b£: ln.rgcst mcome was re.
Q{'Wcd !rom the danoe and sal•·
of Homcconu.ng buttons which
totaled $574 05 Booth rentnl! and
cnpt .. les nt the caml\'nl
grossed S4 n 10. $352. iO be me
lrom sc:npt sales lone. The total
o:f bolh Homecarrung nnd the car·
IU\-nl llllS 1.024 75
Dcdurtmg nil e>.-penses pre
sented to tht:: studEnt body trens-Ur) as of Novenber 16, net re
ce.tpts totnled -91.~·~
As m the pre,-.ous year, the
proftt taken b:mn the crunl\'UI
w1U be put mto the student loan
fund. This amount of $166. iO v:lll
be added :to the 125 n.U rEiidy
m the fund ruper'\·u;ed b} Joe
Huston. dean of men.
-<>utsLnndmg efforts bl Norm .Pe
terson. cnnu\-al cltauman. Joan
Frnm o.ud Pete Vlnhos. ea-ch rr·
men of the Homc-rouun,g nod
Jo)Oce Pearson·s comnutt t'On·
Ulbuted to the ~ucuss
e" en .. Earl said. of the order to cmn expenence.
Staff members mc.lude B1Jl
Cox. p.."""gram director; Fram
Stenzel chief announeer, John
Chandler_. chie.f engmeer. Tom
Goldsm1tb. tune esman: Jean
me Temahan,. mUSle libranan.
Ja Sumner. m c:barge of mt.er
\"lf:\\"S. nea-s and sport. Don Lee.
Liz: Wolf. and Patu Throop. staff
announcers..
Sugg'KJ:ion..s Eagerly Awaited
Will Bone • .Ro er Hough. Dec
Ann Pnrstms and D:in LaPorte are
taff engmeers. John M1ller &s m
mstrocllDg the workshop class m
rad&o tec:hn&que
lndJ\ 1dunts. Interest dubs ISO-
ronti and frnte.:nmes b..uvm~:
suggesuom or requests for th
s:.auon ar anyone mterested m
u•orking on the station 1n ~ ca-
pao ty are urg-t:'d to an} of lh
t.aff r to drop a no~ t campus
box 368. at"COrdlng to tiler • THE PIONEER LOC Friday. No•ema,.r 18. 1955
The Long Socks of It 'Surprises' A wait
Slow Box Holders
In Gay Post Office Ortic:tat voblle:ulo-n of th uoctat~ tUdt\nt. of L "ls noJ Clru'k
~~ .. t:"f;_ l"ubllsb~ 'WM>Ii:lJ' durlnc tb COlli!.!: l ~ SUb!lcrlpUon nu U
pu yc;l.l' f:zltut:d U ecc:ond C~ CULUU at POit Oftlc: Portl nd, N n,
under Get of lt.IAI'cll • h -;"li
EDITORS
~ Florl. 1::1'1ltor ln ~let, HBl ~ r, :llnn~lng EdltuT Jlm 1.1 n.
~In!: t;dttor, TQm HnrU ) , :svoru• l' llt\lr :sl<tt• '' rl~ht. ~QCf~.>t :E•lltor; Joann• La•~ Jo"tontu"' Editor Klm 'loul!ll y opy &Jilor •• nnq • mlth,
f"roof Edltor
STAFF
Stan HAUT.l!s. Cotumntat, 1\: n Kru • r, .ArUI!t, Dob AilkiiU' du:rt.h'llna:
JWa er. Paula Horn Ctrcu'Ulllon Mnnlllf' r, Hl~.:h.anl Ctnt1! ntttl Ron 11ton
• h<all!tant t."'treuiAUun lliiJlaC1!rll!..
EDITORlAL WRITERS
lton l.<wol\ Jobn lkl r ana
REPORTERS
Harblu'a ~Iller, ~ Hunuo, I ul<c "''roo ~khAJ"llt l)Qrolhl
1>:1~ Jim :Md''arb.nd, ~ Ann ~ .. l Tvnn I' non And J~•nln~
T • :rn:l r-.an.
LAm \l!bll, Jim A~:ton n elnrd lor&~ . Pa.ul4 llornc. l!Arll)""ll lh:&c:&. It's n "on. btg happy !nrruly
type nlmosphe.re thal pervades
thl.' post ofticc-usunllyl Mrs.
E,· lyn L.ewas IS in t'hargc of Lhe
mn1l, the sw1tchbonrd and the
c:ongemnl Cflt..-d opcrutors. With
hnpp,· su1 pru~es !rom home and
clse,.,.hcre wmting in the post o.(.
ftc~ boxes, it's n hnppy li!c .
ll's when thos\: "surpru('.S ..
wmt too long that they stop being
happy, And so do fellow box·sh:ar·
ers.
~arllyn J..Qrenze. l,.Jic MC'I..'Dl\oU4'h, Harold • o.: • 'athnll H biiU!un Do.>lor.:.s '' Ul)' and Bill ·w~
o Hanging Here! BRRR-NOT VERY cold. Barbara W~r . senior: Lolita Mar sopb·
omor.: Muc_a H•iJuel. fnshman. pl'olecl their fe.t and 1~ wilb
the loog wool stockings from ibe cold Palatine bill wind. We k in IUld week out seeing
the snmc meeting notice or mim·
ographed advertisemen t wilh the
other guy's name on it can prove
trying e\·cn to ~:entle dispositions!
Habitual Oflendera Common
Football coaches up and down the Pacific Coast ha~·e
been •hanged' in eifigy during the footbnll season by irate
students who cannot stomach n losing football team.
Among prominent coaches dlSro,·ered swmging from
branches were John Che.rberg of Washmgton, Al Kircher
of Washington State. Lynn 'Pappy' Waldorf of California Artie Wear in Vogue
As.Thermometer Dips "Th same peaple who ha"'e
0\' •rdu books nnd notic:~ or
such," nccording to those who
know, .. nrc th ones who never
t'Omc to p1ck up the noucesl"
Some of the worst oCfende.rs
arc faculty members. They hnp.
paly forget to p1ck up :>uch lhinJ.!,;
as bnsketbrtll schedules and those
ho.ndy weekly acti\'lllCS o;chcd
uJes--untU one week later. and Len Casanova of Or~on.
This brings us to Coach Jo Huston nnd his Pioneers.
LC lost to Pac1fic Saturday. lt was a bitte.r dose to take •
because with the defeat LC lost a Chance for a clear cut BY BARBARA MILLER
On thi ' nlpus, what happens
when 1t doesn't rainY Naturally
at :>nows, m great white cold, cold
fiakt?S that mnJc.e getting up the
hfll be ColltDS\'Ic\\ school 1mpo -
SJbl ex~-ept to dog ledder:s
During tho last few weelca,
when lhe ll'Ms dripp4td and the
title. To la..<;.e to an impotent team such Pac1fic's was
~er to_ take from the playe.rs' standpomt. These are DO\ Ex-LCer Returns
Jale woros. Look up the Badgers' poor record.
But the thing which impressed us was the fact that~ In Director's Role
the students d1d not blame the coach or the players for the
loss. The Pioneers. on the field. pla •ed a solid game and .. 1 was happy to come back,"
srud Arden Crrug, n Ul54 LC druma never looked bad. Pacific., ob\•Jously pointing towards LC gradu.3te, ntter nccepung a.n in\'i·
all year, plaYed a time and a half better than it was cap-tauon from F1r Acres' director.
able of-displaying a tremendous desire to win. Dr. Clifford E Hnmnr, to dtreet
The Pioneers dressed quietly m the locker room fol· the Chnstmas productton, "Quai-
l 1 1t~ Street ' lov.'lng the game. They did not ook ike cocky, O\·er-con- He was ru>lounded, howe\'er,
fident players who had lost and were seeking excuses. They that there were so few persons
reflected the great effort made towards winning the game he actually knew after only 1 ~
against a foe inspired to unheard of he1ghts They had no ~cars' absence frorn ~c campus.
excuse for losing. The students of LC are proud of the Upo.n compl llan of has work at . LC Cr:ug w nt to the Unwers1ty
team and 1ts great shO\\'lDg the past t\~w·o vears And Joe of Washmgton for graduate study
is still our fa\?Qrite coach. m drama He appeared m thn.~
The Morer and the Lesser Of It
Fleishman Shoots Seniors;
LC Sign Walks Oft ... Again
Smtling Jnel:. FlelShman v; 11 top OUlkmg hol m the v;all nt
Akm hall next Wcdnesda~ when fmnl shooting of the .scmors on
campus wtll be mken. If seruars ha"-e failed to make nn appomtment
v."lth Mnt Jenkins m the gym or don't hnvc the $1, they can be shot
m Ben's tudto o"·er the Thnnksgn"lll wcauon No makeup p1ctures
y; tll be \.ukcn so 1t is up to the seruors to have the1r pictures m the
~ earboor .. accotd~ng to &r'-' t '" h1te father ~tan Horns. semor c!nss
pl'eStdent. • • • •
The szgn 10 front of the colleg has been borrowed agam b.r some
~ oung. enterprising college r1vals It would be o good 1dea 1! we had
a £I,&n. something like Lm!teld's wllh a plaque cemented on a stone
or bm:.k marker (That Wli) nothing short of d~"'lnrmt could pry u
oU.)
This IS the second time m two years that 1l has been bonowed. If
the men were sUil livmg m Gatehouse perhap the 51gn wouldn't
le;we the college qu1te so often, but the best oluuon 1s the stone
marker type which could be a great cUt 1dea !or the scntor class.
• • • •
Men· Are you looking for a way to call up an LC gu-1 and not
~ to talk to her hu.dmnd' Try the P10NEER GUIDE, put <.out by
the Pi Delts. It not only lists g;ho lS ma.r.ned but also gives which
donn th }. live sn. The hamt.' numbers of off campus students and
the home addresses of everybody nre also hsted. (U you've been
wanting to oaU up that Humaruhes prof and gs\'C him a.n earful.
this IS your chance to gel his or her number.) Only 30 cents at the
boo lore.
• • •
Jack Booch. or as he lS better knO\\"JJ Uncle Loute, ' lS at 1t
agum. Portland Ca\'lc theatre's product1on of "The Reclinmg Fagul'l.." .. plays nnd d1rert one wh1le
ther
Before go10g to Wnsbmgton,
Cnug's theater mte.rests were not
only at Fir Acres but also ot
Cn: JC theater nd Holladn .. • Bowl
In 1953 be appeared m .. lad
Womnn of Ctuullot" at C1v1c. He
was one or the 20 founders of
Holl::lday Bowl nnd was aslS'tant
dtrector from 1952 to 1954
Recei•es Masten
After reCCI'-"log hts master of
urt!'; degree lnst June, Craig re
turned to Portland to toke the
posttlon of dsrector or speech and
dranu1 at Marylhurst college He
mstruc:ts speech and drnmn
classes IUld directs all plnys.
MnryU1urst presented 1ts first
pJa-. of the ) ear. "Mary Moons"
by James T.hurber, m November.
It's next piny will be in the
spnnc
Everything b Proper
Craag•s tdea.s on .. Q u a l1t y
Street" are pnmnnly concerned
with the \'ictonan period m
whtch Jt wns \\Titten The play
must be treated m fun to get
away from the liicless atmos
phere of this ern-an age of ex·
tr me properness
The guest dtrector says, .. h IS
bubbly and gn), but lhere LG sull
a little scnllmc.ntal at). It's n good
play L''
wtll h;i"-e :unong 1ts cast Jock Booch who will stnr as Ceorg.a Den· IN f Qff
eoo. II you hr.e lots o! $$$ and lime to WDSle contact the C.J\"lC for orway 0 er
uwts • • • Summer Session
The phone m the entrance wa3 to th gym lacks only one prop·
e:rty m being a dime alot machmc, that of paymg oU You hav(' to
put a dime mto &he monst.er to hear a dull ton • then you dint nod
wru for the bell to nng on the o1her nd lnst.end of beanng the
bell, you bear someon talking m th du;tance. Thinking a bad con·
nectJon was made, hang up and your dune goes into the cashbox.
(You :fnlled to hit two plums and a lemon.) The phone company
G.hould come out and f1x 1t to pay o!! or just plam ftx it
HAL The UDI\'emty 01 Oslo sum
mer school ha.s announced the
Tenth Jubll~ summer session In
Oslo, Norn ay., June 23, to August
4, 1956 Courses m humanittes,
sooal studaes, Norv.regum eduen
taan and a class ln social and po
litical problems will be oflered
at this six·week summer session. build.mgs I~ and the clouds
burst Pioneers wondered u there
could be anything worse than be·
tng drowned slowly. But s,tart.ing
Frtday, la::si week. they found
there is one tlung more horrible . Box-sharers Try Trickery
Tba.t being froseo to deaih in
the l6 degJee semperaiu.res . SLX· Oue method has been ln~ by
te-en degrees was the official scrm-untc boxho1dcrs who hnd
reading but it felt like about 10 the same notiro-to th~ other
degrees below uro. port)- 10 the1r bo:< day after
W1t l :-old weather came 0 duy Th \ sunply p1ck up themes-
" anety of cloth mg. Most of the sag~: and remntl 1t through the
gi.I'ls on crunpus shh·ered nround compus mail slot. Should thelr
m long scarves wmdmg around box·shnrer p~ by nnd not1ce the
and around their coat collars and emptmcss of the box, he's likely
furry looltinf: boots more su1ted (says the theory) to stop by out
for Sun Valley than the usu:ll of cur 1 o s 1 t y when the noti~
green btU 1 Lewts nnd Clark. mnk 1ts wny bnck to the box
But the green hills are frost agam
btUetn and white. just like some Some tudcnts don't hn¥e bo:-ces,
ol the LC meo•s ean. An o'9er· sny lhe authonties. Tins cau bt!
coaJ collar can be turned up JUSt bud ror them, ns thcsr mail must
so far and J.bai isn•t far ~cough . go ursl class and therefore cost
Then lht.r~.; t alwnys tht. prob· money. So, runs the moral. if you
lcm created by a car t~at won't
11 wnnt Chr:istmas cruds, better stgn
run when nU the water m the ra· up for a box number m the post
diator 1s lrozen hard enough to of:!tc:el
skate on. At a commuters college
hke thas, cars are the pampered
darlmg:s who get students to clnss,
omeumes Bul cold weather like
lhtS st.-ems to be enough to make
most automobiles h1bemnte for
the \~ mter
Thne are some consolations
though. Thl' reflec:tion pool when
frozen ove.r makes a good ice
skating rink. lhe snow-conred
hills (if they ever gel snow-cov-
rcd) will bo a delighJ to the
skiers of campu.s a.nd above all
u isn't rauung. Mnil Distribu ted All Day
Anytim" before -4.30 p.m lS
good ttm • to peek m the boxes.
a} Mrs. Lev; 1s, a lhe mall lS
put out all dunng the day Fu-st
cl mod, ho'" \'er, 1S usually
out ~fore noon H comes m b -
t\\een 10 and 10·30 n.m, at which
time the matlmnn takes u ship·
mcnt out Mnd is pscked up agwn
lit 2:30 p.m.
One ch::amng a month lS pretty
certnm !or the bo.res. as pa)
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... willt Sklp 'kl~ttyltt !Education Survey Reveals NATO N alions Offer Sophs -Plan Party; Grad~ate~t~dy _~~~~~ ~ ... 9000 US Students Abroad
C 1 , Z... s t JilT lh 1 bl A survey t.Dk n by the lMUtutc enginecuing . educ::alion and a.gt: • 0 €C11 Qfl € S 1 Yl €€ f ~; grn:u!;::r~~~ ~~~hn\~~T~ or rntcmntlonal Educnuon re-culture
countrics OcndhnP for appllco- enl thnt mor thnn 11000 U.S. This survey wns conducted by
h ns is Occcmbc.r I. stud nt.!! studacd an for agn c:oun-lhc anst1tutc to gam information The sophomore c:lnss pions Its scm1-fonnal "D crt danet:' {M
7·30 p.m. Frlclm. Congr gntin~ rn Pnlntu1 At nor, mcmb rs rnd
rrl nd wJll dance nnd be scn•cd I.'OOkics ond punch o wc.ll ru; ..
fancy dcssct t " Co-chnirrn~n Ardis Bowersox and Will Bone nre
promiSing thn.•c (m.;plncc C1r1..>s to keep everyone warm
Mrs Hcstct Tumr.r, lawyer nnd mstructor an Oregon school
luw, r<!Cc.ntl:r returned from Ch11~ngo where she attended the con
vention of the Notional Orgonaznllon on Legnl Problems Mrs Tur
n r J me mbcn;h1p chaarrn.m for the Not·thwcst. Attcndtng the m •
lng, hdd nt the Um\•cnmy of Chicago, were lav."Ycrs, tcnc.hcrs m
school Jnw nnd chool ndmamst.nltors.
Colhec:on club i. holding an open mee1ing betwHn 12:1S
and 12:..&5 p.m. Tuesday in Albany 22. All women 1tudent. ar in
ri.ted .to a.tt•nd.
Gt.>Orgc Pez J, '58, wns mnrracd recently to JoAnne Pcc:k. ln
\'llnltons ore out for the No,•embcr wcddangs of Daane Mac::Kcnz.ae.
' • to Roy Man m. '54, and of Dorene Davis. cx-'5i. to Ron Hollcn
stt.:d, 55
h ~tnrjorJC r~>ssendcn, assistant professor tn nccounling, cn
terlUtncd nll fn>shmcn nttow1un~ maJors m her home T-uesday, No
v~mbcr 8 Willi m Holm r.rom the 1. D. Wood company poke on
"Self!Clmg Accoununc lo a Cart: r"
Honorary mellllMzs ol the sophomore c:lua announcM U·
cen1ly a1 a m .. .ting in Palaiine Manor a.n Mn t:.lher Henriksen
of tho snack &hack Dean FrHda Ha.ruteld and parenia Mrs.
Rou Wtlley Mu. Lo Verne Wrigb.t and Mr RuueiJ Ward.
A danra~r part)' Cor LOG ed1tol"! W'l. ~lV«>n Sunday cvcmng by
Mrs Goy Jcnkms. <toft odvuser, at her hom,..
Henryetta Lawrence, Cor ~cvernl )'ears n trUst~ of the college,
b~;cnme tht bndc of Jacob Collmer ~t a home ceremony Saturday,
November I.? President Morgan S. Odell officiated.
.. WhaJ We Now Know A.boUJ Longeruy .. will bo the Jc.·ic
of a talk g~Ten to a nutriiton class aJ 9 a m. Monday in G-29.
Anyone ha•ing an o~ period is i.nYiiod to bear the speaker.
Or. R~ner Coulburg of the Cou.a.ty Healtb auocia.tioo..
John Miller, mstructor r dio-tele\-:iston workshop, as tour-
IDS: Portland high schools wtth talks on the lteld of telc\·islon for
teenagers and mfonnntfon on the .,.d\·antaJ<:es of Lewis and Cwrk
for such actavitu~s.
Telling scmor students nbout KLAC. Mdler spoke nt Grant hagh
Ja.st week nnd wtJJ trnvcl to Waslungton next. HIS 1tmernn mcudC!i
htgh schools m the metropohtnn and oullymg .. ttls.
The German c:lub will m"J a.t 7.30 p.m. Tuesday Noum.ber
2.2, according to Margy Youngblood . preaideoL MeeJing place wiU
be announced A German exchange student will spea.Jt. followed
by a abort business m~ting . singing and refreshments.. All in·
1ere~~t.d a.re welcome.
The Lcwts and Clnt k ITA chapter wtll host the rcg10nol pro
&ram convc.ntJon Snturdoy, with delegat s commg [rom Mnrylhursl
and the Unt\'Crslty of Portland . All "tudents interested m cducnllon
have bCf'.n urged to attend to he.or an addre:;s by Paul Collins. prin
Cipal of l.ukc Oswego htgh school and to see a fJlm on group dynam
ICS D.S '\\ell DS take pnrt. III diSCUSSlOn groups.
The com•cntton ts scheduled from 8 45 n.rn. to 3 p.m. R SJStra
Lton Is 35 cents for donn ~tudents and Sl for oU-cnmpus stud nts,
and thlS prtc:e mcludes Ute noon meal.
IT'S HERE
Only 2.98
IN THE BOOKSTORE ---------------------------------------- -------Pioneer Pops Give S700
To Two School Projects
Eldon Fax, athletic director,
wall be lhe featured speaker at
the Pioneer Pops mccung sched
uled for 8 p.m. Dceember 1 m
Ralatine Manor.
The dub \'Oted $500 for band
unifurms and $200 tor Cuture
!cholnrships nt the1r lost mccllng
Dr. John Stark Evans. mustc
deparlment he.3d, wall furmsh the --------------! entertatnment tor the mcettnc. Manulac:.tu.red by
Eric G. Clarke & Co.
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A.o ...t...-t ... li.nt.J ..Jectiola cJ ....
hac-lo..:o•rJcu•t L-~••d• ...... _J ftltirla....i ..,J e-nd. , .. ,,.. C'OU.~,,. ,._,.,, ....... , row write
cou•TJHJII. ,. o.. ao~ 1914, s .. nJ. r 1, w-. The purpose oJ ~hts c.xchnngc lnes during 1954"55 A st.attslic about U.S students around th
progrnm, whu:h offers both schol- ur\'cy hov.-s that the Amcncn n globe. A final report on U S stu
urshtps nnd research fellowalup,s, studehl! stud•ed fn 47 forCJgn d nts nbroad v.'lll b included in
ls to turthl!r the study or the countrtes the l95i' Open Doors. th tnsti·
common trnditions, historical ex-The Institute began thas sul"\'ey tutc' nnnunl report. of !orc1gn
J)<!ricncc and present needs or sn l!l53 by cndmg queshon mures studcnta
the NATO communa ty. to in L1lut~ of htgh r cducnlion
PrcJcrcncc wUI be given to an 74 coun\racs h was IE~omed
cnndidntcs '' ho hnvc had some Crom the suncy thot th U.S
grndu:u trninmg. ond all nppli-.studcnLS studied 10 Mexico, Can
cants must be U.S ctttzcns an ndn, ltnl). Uruted Kin dom, Ger
good health. l..mlguage profJ· many, F' r n c e, Swttz.erlnnd, • Bill Martes
Shell Service
cwncy will be rcqwrcd for place-Ndherlnnds. S~m. Austria, Bel-
menl In non-English C'Quntnes. glum. Pluhppmes, Jnpan. israel Pleasing You Pleases Us The program will award grants ~b non, P ru, A!raca, Egypt.
of 500,000 francs for on academic Occlnw. Austrnlin ond New Zen
year of &tudy plus trovel ex-land. Wintcrac Before It's Too L:lt.e
pens ~. SubJects studied abroad were
g1ven m the report to be bberal
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Q Will the subjeas )Ou're studying
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Q Wby does afev.-ay Stress "leam
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• helpful in a Safe-way arecr, the
essential skills md br03.d knowl
edge food rewling demand come from aperimce and uamiog on
the job S.Ueway 1-.fanagcrst assisted
by spca~cs . closdy supervise the
employee's training program. They
see th.u it's practical, thorough 3J1d
a boose cov.-ard fuc~ promocion .
Q Wha.c else makes fe""'Y n good
• place co work?
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and life insurance, a retirement
program •.• profit-sharing opporm
niries fur eligible career employees
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Safe'\\-ay people like about their
careers. And chey' re things ~ orth
thinking about as JO • look ahead
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·at SAFEWAY P go Four TH'E PIONEER LOG Fridu.y, November 18 19SS
Co-Champs Again and Again Dodgers Tip Orange, 7 -6;
Pioneers Split Fourth Title
BY JIM McFARLAND
An mspircd band ol Badgers from Pncific university
created one of the most astomshmg upsets of the ycur Snt
urduy afternoon as they defeated Lcw1s nnd Clark 7-6 in
the snow 3nd slush of Griswold stndium.
Jnstead of wrapping up an undisputed tillc, the Pio
nct~~ have to share the crown wtth College of ldnho who
whipped WbUman Saturday .
Tht. Pnclfir ~ll'Vl n pt·o' cd the
old tootbnll adug~ thot de~nr~ io:
the kl'Y to succe.c:s. Thctr forwnrd
\\'nll wns tcrnfic. W1th the cxcep
tJon of Gene Flippm, they con
tamed the P1om•er bnck!icld like
no other team hns done this sen-
son.
Badget5 Score Fint tlh' Paoneel'.c:, wlth :m nsslsl from
n roughness pcnnlty, moved to
I hew tou<'hdo\\ n
<i tllctt, f"''ippin nnd Johnson
cnrrted frvm tlw Pacific 40 to Ute
12. Johnson swung around right
end nntl scored Crom there. The
crucial convcrston attempt wn!:
mtssed and Pnd!ic hnd achieved
thl \•irtunlly ampossible..
Doaporate Fourth Period
The Rodgers almost scored
ngmn nenr the finol gun. They
recovered n fumble on the LC 38
nnd mo,·ed to the 19 where they
were held 'for downs. ll d1dn'l take the Bndgcrs lonf.'
to pro,·c they forgot to rend LC'•
pres~ dlppings. l\1o\·ing nc:ross
mtdfacld after recei,•ing the open
mg kic.ko{f, the Ptoncers passed
on tlm'd down. Jtm Johnson rod
cd bnc:k nnd threw downfield
mto the arms oi Pnc1hc'$ Duonl•
Bnkc1 who returned to the LC 30. NORTHWEST CONFERENCE CO·CHAMPIONS »~ ilh Collego ol Idaho are: Front row (l to r) Gene
Flippin. John Eagle DMXl Soule AUon Seott. Franlno Fair. John Martin and Earl Engebretson. Socond ..,..,_,.n.....,,.n....,.,-n.....,,.n....,.,-n.....,_,.n...._,-n-..,,_n Desperately trymg to score. the
P1onc~rs drove up the held but
could not gam beyond the Pn
caflc 34. row: Coach Joo-Huston. Bob Crunhagen. Harry McAdams. Ralph Staley. Eddie Phillips, Larry Wil- a a w • • a •
kins. Mib Clock. Mol Ctllett. Ron Stempel and asastanl coach Warr•n Smith. TbU'd row: Bill Stom· FINAL STANDINGS 'The Hu tonmt'n Called to com
plete u pnss in st:-.. nttcmpts and
had two inlcrccpll'<:l . 'l'hcir punt
ing average was n fl•eblt• 22 yards
per kick. pel. Mac Wiebe. Jim Clayton. Dave Jeans. Pete Hopkins, Gerry Sbc:kloy. Nick Brado"rlc:h and Jim
Johnson. Fourth row Sam Edward s. manager. Joe Bou.tin. Pal Kennedy. Wes Stl'alun. Gene Tankers·
ley. Konn«!.th Riqdon Mel Drews and ass•stant coach Dick Voll. Back row. Equ1pmont manage r
Cho.rlie Proctor. manager Steve Haldors. Hank Garcia Rex Gilley, Jack Abdie. Paul Clayton and Ltwta • Olarlt
OoL ol Idaho Paolflo
Ll.ntleld Whitman
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.800 118 78
.fOO 67 58
.400 G8 94
.100 ~ 106
.200 35 102
trainer Darrell E•ereU.
.port
BY TOM HARTLEY
Acc::orchng to Jack H~"' ms. Assocmted Press' port.s ~1tor for
thas area. e\·eral PJoneer.s ho"•c bt.'<!n tobbed for nommnllon to the
AP' htlle all-Ameru:nn team. J1mm) Johnson hn been harned
as the Northwest's outstnndmc quarterback In
our estJmo.uon there tSn't a better pl1t 'T quor
la'back on the roast m cJih"r large or mall ool
l~c compettllon
Three olhcr mPmix!rs of the P1onecr backfh•ld
are mcluded 111 the sclecuon .. Gl!ne f bppm rated
an honorable mention on lnst ,•ear's team nnd IS •
one of lhe leading contenders nt the halfback
spot Mel G1llUl. though only n freshman, hnd
fn c good nud-season games nnd as up Cor honors
Earl Engebretson, the Walhnmson sy tern oll-Am
en n last \ear lS bucking for another cho1ce n
top fullback tn the counlry Jim Johnson
In the llne. tackle M1ke Clock ho~ been nommntcd. possibly
to replaC\.' last )'Car's chotce. Han) McAdams H 1 ry nt out all but
a few mmutes of the brst fi\"C games. SOphomore guard EddJC Phll·
hps 1s rated an ouwdc chonce by the nomanntang comnuttee.
Sa.tu.zday 's upset here on Palatine bill wun't the onlr on.e
in the league. Linfield rolled up 22 big points in tbe second
quarter against Willamette and wenl on to win 29·0. The Yic:·
lory pulled the Wildcats out of tbe cellar and loft the Ted Ogdabl
coached defending co-ch&m}n at the boUom looking up. Else·
where aD tho c:o.nferenc:e. while Pacific: was g'IYlng C of I a
chance to back into a he for the loop title the Coyotes were a.J·
suring tbe~J-ns of hold10g no worse Lban soc:ond by drubbing
Whilmc 45-12. Tho eombmatioa of wins and Iones loft Pad.!ic.
Linfield and Whitman tied for third place whlle LC and C of
1 ~aroc:l first.
Guess the wcek'.s talk of a post-season contest between Idaho
State nnd the P1oncen; was more lhnn etther club could Ulke. The
Benguls put the1r u.nbcatcn slrmg on Ute block at Omaha last Fri·
day afternoon and tht:> lndmns promptly chopped Jl o{l b)' an 18-7
counL This w11l probably mean good-by Refngerator Bowl b1d for
Idaho
HERE'N THER£.-Iast Saturday 's r.now bowl c:on.1Ht brought
50me mlernring side lights rangmg from a reju•enated rally
r.quad to a ull-oUJ in th~r c:oflH department ••• guess the nally
crew was forced into action to k.-p from freering to tho spot
••• we'll •ote tor s.now c•cry week 1f that's what it tak.s to
atir !bose thzee gents inio lif&-poor Sousaphone play~ found
his •&lYe& frcnen when he tried to rip off a quick rilf in the mid·
die of the third quarter-cruol•t blow of all was deal! LOG ed·
itor Frank flori ••• his bou at the Oregonian assagoed bim to
a locker room uory on the game auuming that ll would be a
Pio~ victory and Jew up the championahlp .•• Flon chd his sad
Nge allraght featuring Dr. Paul Stagg and hia upMt victory •••
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8439 S. W. Terwilliger Lambda vs. Cats
By HAL NESS n n r r n n n r ..... u u au u u a~
Sc\'cn plays later, with the aid of
:~n unorthodox offense, Baker
crnshcd over from the three. Gan • FLkc's placement was true and • Pnc1!ic had sc\·en points.
Lew1s and Clark never threat
enL'<i m the flrst halL The Badg
ers made the deepest penetration
or either team when they drove
Lambda Phi Epsllon is the to the LC 38 The scoreboard read
champiOn or the fraternity league i-0 at hal!time and the handwnt·
for 1955. The Lambda crew nr was on the wall.
downmg the Dells in their fmal P1oncen Tally
game last Fr1dny 6-0, dethroned 1 The third period !.ailed to pro
lnst year's champion Sigma. ducc much excitement. Both
Cliif Dimo!f scored the decisive teams C..'<changed punts and
touchdown IJl the hard-fought could not move beyond the m1d·
contest, which was played in field stripe. Early in the fourth
r~zmg temperatures and Q fall-
JOg snow. The \'lctory gi\'cs
Lambda a final record of five
wans. one los~. nnd l wo tJes, and
the r:ight to meet the "Phogbound
PolecaL-; , independent tatlists. for
the all-school championship. 50 million
times a day '\ -
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
1955-1956
:Oat. 0J)J)OIItnt WhtNI Pl4yt4
:Dec 2·3 Lew1.a and ClArk nome
Tour11.11em tn. Lewa
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Pul"tt 800..D4
v. or Portland nom•
Portt•»d State A-7 CoU••• 2.9-30 Southtnl 0NI'OD BOmt
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Wb.lbnan )(ome
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The championship game wlll be
played on the regulation sue
Gr1swold stadium tud, Tue..~ay,
November 22, at 12 noon. "The
brass band will play and chrys
anthemums will be sold at the at home, at work
or while at ptay
game," sa1d Mall Schroeder, m-
tramural director.
AU basketball ploycrs are eli
gible to play. Hal Adnan has an
nounred that he Will deCinitcy
play for Phogbound.
In the game last Thursday, Al
pha edged K:tppu. 6-0 with Rich
Neal racking up the six points {or
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Ott' ons :md ' nl:l an and 'I'ha flRtWim!
t m rdltttt'thd rehg~!J sigrufu::a noe o!
Some hun~ rcm:uru.>d pnmnnlJO rclisaous in ch:unc
ter others \ hac:h on were or religrous or upe tatJow Th k!lgJ\ n d f Us on NO\ ember 24 thiS > ar
T d1 o 11> thts cia) for vmg lhnnks for the hnr-th Thanksg.tvm d irutead of Jun n)OymEDt of a dny
off nd too much food
1 mf1c::nncc rc no longer so nnd som.-. ~ h c:h rt'
y;holJJO eculnr m on m remam so.
Th obsen· n~ hnve been followed m some fonn
ancc pnmah\ rit to appease \11 spmts, to tnsun-,. l nd th bl mgs of the )'ear Thanks.givmg d J'
eel br ted no on th fourth Thursday m Ncn·cmber
nd by presad nt al pro<:lamauon was appomted n legal
holidD~ In th Uruted Suatei there are no ru;tionnJ holid ys,
tor ch late must appoUU t.he cia)' for the holiday
eel br tton by gulnuon or exccuti\:e proc:.lnmation.
AI thou h those ·rucb do reCCl'* e nallon·wide obsavanc:e
-Chnstmta, Thnnks&Jvan L:ibor da). lnd pend nee
day, ·~w Y rs M mon I day---'m.3~ be acted upon
by national offic_rs. faeld fcrtihh•. to eclcbrotc the b 1"\CSt nnd the on-
1 chang to today when they arc held for ob cn•anocs T}'us hoi) or reltgJous hohdll; was first obscr.'Cd b)
the pdgruns an the fDU of 1621-whc:n Go,; emor WJIIJnm
Bradford of Plymouth colony ppomlt.'d a day for 1 .nst-
West, Stubbs, Montgomery
To Star in 'Quality Street'
EST. Arden Craig to Be Guest Director
for Semester 's Second Production
The cast is picked and Fir Acres players are at work ::-~L::::=:::_ __________________ ~~~~--------
on t~etr second piny ?I the year. "Quality Slreer· by James VoL XIV Portla!ld. Orogcm. Friday. November 18. 19SS Nnmlvrr S
Barr1e, under the gwdance or guest director Arden Craig.
It wiU be presented at 8 p.m. December 8, 9 and 10.
The play, an English comedy, has been a 50-Year fn·
\'Orite of stage audiences
Star roles will be played by Jean ''~est, senior, taking
the part of one of two spinster sisters, Ph~be; Hope Stubbs,
Debate Teom
To Journey junior. pbiytng the olh<!r sister
and Tom Montgomey. Junior, op
pcanng m the role of Valentine
\\ bo ev~tuolly fmds t.h.nt he real
ly lo\·es Phoebe HolidayDinne rTuesday
Thanks&1vmg dinner for dorm
students only will be sen-eel
Thcsda,· night next week. accord
Ill to Paris Stewart. college bust
ness manager . Breakfast will be
lhe only meal served on ThaDks
gwang day because the few stu
dents remnmmg on campus are
usually tm.•ited out according to
Stcwnrt. He urged :those wtthout
dmner mvatations to see the dean
~f men and the dean of women. Supporting roles .... ;u be played
by Judy Patten (Mass Wlllough
Maktng the trip to Pacific by). freshmnn ; Pnyllis Holllday
Lutheran college at Parkland, (Fann~· ), Junior. Vnaan Strom
Washington for Lhe Western <Hennetta). ~phomore: Don Musl·C Professor ' . . Floren (reo u1ling serge n at),
Speech assoclBtion debate graduate student; Donna Day
meet on November 21, 22 and (Pany). senior: Pat Hatnes (Char-To Attend Meet
23 will be four debaters and lotte), freshnmn: Fred Vmton
one faculty member. (Ensi~ Blades). freshman: Bon-Dr John K. Ru:hanis. aSStStant
rue I.mstrom (Jfurnet), freShman, profl'SS'lr ol music, Will represent
Jack Booclt. JWllOr. speech arts Dick Wilktn.s (Weutenant S icer) the college at the thirty-fust an
and Bob Adkms. JUruor. psycho!- fteshrnan: Bob Taylor (Gn~lnnt)' nual meeting of the "ational .~
ogy, will e:nter the scruor men's )unJor: Jack Venables (old sol~ snea.ntion or Schools of Musit
debate diviSion. Booch wm also dter). senior, and Dick MacCauley The sessums :ill be hcld at the
compete m extemporaneous (Arthur). freshman . There are
speaking. still a !e\\· nunor parts that have Jcl!er.son hotel in St.. Louis on
Sophomores i.n JUDior Debat• not :ret been cast. ·0\·cmbu 2.5 :md :?6. Lewis :;.nd
Represenling the coUege in the Clark has been a member of the
JUntor men's debate v.ill be Don- T ASM since 1952.
nld Pmnock. sophomore. speech Relief Manager Named arts. and Mike Killoran. sopho- Rtchanis IS at present on lea,·e Mrs. Ruth Orstad. nsstst.ant to more, poltticnl soence. Killoruo of absence from lhe college ;o tile campus :food senice director, w1U also compete tn tmprompLu continu his grodu.ate .-.rk at the pcnkmg. "ill take over ca:fetcrin mnnnge- ""..,
ment while Mrs. Sylvin Wahner Philadelphia Conservatory of
The debators h.uve been prepanng for this meet by usmg such as on temporary leave of absence Musu:. \l:b he completed his
sample debate subJects as the between Thanksgl'\'lllg and the Ph.D degree last June. For the
beginn~ of spring semester . gun.rnnteed n.nnunl wage" and P35l t'wo summen; he has directed
other argummtatwe subJec:S. Mrs. Orstad, who has had food the oond contfi1S sponsored by
..... n. 0 L.-•~ WhU L sen•toe e:cpenence an Chicago and PUJ.Jer eua.~CQ • a! C the ol'-" park bureau. He also m a Portland b.mk cafeterfn, has ~ ThLS group has alre:tdy attend- ~- the _,1 •-u . pl ... "S fm;t tuba :m the Ponland c-d one debate meet. the Willa-un:n on '-"V.l ege SWUA SUlce ~
mette Vo.Uey Forens1c lns"Utute _Se...:..p_te_m_ber __ . _________ .;;.:5Ji:...:nl...:.ph.:;;..:.on.;;;~:...··;__ _______ _
s~ compeution at Linfield on
October 28.
Accompan}ing the team as n
JUd~e will be John Mtller. tn
struC"tor m speech arts. FirsJ Freedom Forum Attracts 1000;
Locals Elect Hitchcock Secretary Horn of Plenty Tops
Annual Fall Fantasy
Lambda Sets Saturday
Night 'Harvesf Dance
A sb01pec1 nom of plemy
\\·ill provide the atmosph~e
for the harvest theme of the KLAC Tells
Future Pl ~ons
annual IfF aU FantasY" dance Kaleidoscope- P 'c t u r e m • soWld. ~ will be the theme of
to be held Saturday •• ovem- KLAC"s dail) noon to 1 p.m ra-
ber 19, in the gym. The in-cbo broadcast.
fonnal danoe, sponsored by -rhe prob:r.:nru ""lll llli:lude
Lambda Phi EpsDon fratenuty. n€ws. weather. m~.mc.. taped tn·
lS open to nll students. ten 1ews wtth celebriu on and
The fall theme will be ex-of! campus Wld subJects of mter-
est to Lewis and Clark students
tended by the use of brightly Tapes of orchestra and choir re-
colored streamers pumpkins, hermsals. gam~ debates. h:m·
scarecrows and cornstalks. que.ts. saeru:e expenments. and
Swafford 's Orchc:ttn :ro Play
D:mcln will be to the music
of Hal Swafford's rune-piece or
chestra from 9 to midnight. As
an en~nt feature at in·
tenmssion duo of !Ul\\..atlkie
high .school girls will sing. ac
cat dang to Loren 1ldlelsen, whn
lS emeeem.g the e\ ent.
Dance l1rkets "'ill &1\"e each
uple a chnnce to win one of
sen~rnl door prizes being gi~n
away during the e\-ening. Pro
grams may no~r be purchased
from Lambda memben or at the
door the night of the dance :far
I 80 a couple
Freo Refrahmeub Due
Free refreshments of cider and
cookies \\ill be scn"ed. s~ud Her·
man Welch, refreshment chair
man Other eomnuttee chairman· claS""._es of speoal mterest are also
an the afimg. Geaernl eduC'1lt1on
musu: arngnmMlt ma~ be. m~ud
er In some of the programs.. Eve.
nmg sh~oos are a poss.ibility of th
near future.
KLAC I.imitod. to Campus
~"l..AC \\"Ill be the only true iu~
fi !!tlatiOD on the a1r. h lS n cla:>ed
orc:uu stauon :and thus wall not
be heard off th_ eiimpus. T"O cle.r
up an~ masunderstandmg, 1t :s
stressed that th1s uill not n
"'CaptJ\"e audt· nee .. SUiUon and at
will be poss1blc lo rece.J\"e other
stations t;~~,·hen KL.J.\C 15 on th
au:
This r.auan ill be 690 on _:-our
radio danl. It lS ownea and oper·
ated by ASLC and now has three
mam studios plus a remote udio
MKhanics 0Yerh•uled
Qualifying Exams
Add to Burden Appt'OXimately 1000 per.5QOS. the communal) and Jed theu dJ.S-
--yang to obt.atn a better Jrnowl- cu ;tOn groups through SJX msm ships were assigned to Cliff Dim-
t:dge and understanding of their topus. off. pubbclt}", nnd Gale Enger. Dan La.Parte. se:ruor pbygcs
maJor and John Chandler, Jun
ior speech arts maJor, are recon
struC'Wl,g the central board for the
stntJon und O\"e:rhaulmg the tum·
tables. When th.r.s c:onstrurtiOn
work zs complete. the s~tla.n u-.11
go on llie au-. Mean-u;hile. the n
cbo workshop bas been tapmg
programs and spom ev·ents m These poor seniors! Applica
tions for major, applications for
graduation, pictures taken and
now 1t's the sen1or qualifyin~: ex
am, neccssarry for graduation.
The senior qu.nhfymg cxnm wtll
be gl\'Cll at two daUerent hours on
Wednedoy. No\·embcr 30. m B--24
and B-30. There will be one ex
am from 12:30 to 2 p.m. and nn
other :from 3 to 4•30 p.m. If part
of a class is missed 1t 1S recom
mended that student:; contact
thea.r professor and explain !he
orcumstances.. Juruors mny take
the exam.
Dr R lpb Allen. English de
partment head, has prepn~ in
structions for those t kin& lhe
exam Anyone V."Ubing to gt;~ an
Jden ol what \loill be expected be
fnre lhe cxommation may ptck
up these instructions m Dr Al
len·s oUioe tn BoDme 31
STAFF TO RELAX
Due to
no LOG
\\,·~k. Thanksgwmc holiday.
wall be pnnted next onsututional ngbts. ntte.-1ded The Portland program " only 111\J.SlC.. The general c:hnltml1ll is
Portland's :fu:st sa-week FTeedom n brnnch or the nauon-~-.de Free-Loren llidlelsen.
Forum according to PhaUp Hitch-dam Forum which orl;moted lnst Patrons nnd patronesses far the
cock. e..,;:eeutlV"e S!.'C:retan.· of the ~ear BS a progr.un project of the
local organization and dtrector of League of Women \•ote.rs Pres-ov-co:rsage C\·ent will be Mr. and
church public relations at the adent Morgan S Odell lS a mem-Mrs. Philip McAllister , Dr and
college bcr of the cxecuu\·e. commzttee ol Mrs John T Anderson and T. J
"'ln the fmal analysis. the pres-the forums board. Edmonds. ervntlon of our consututlonal .::.::::...:::.::=:...:=~ ------ ~:!:.:::~ :_ ________ _
freedoms depends on the public's
knowledge ol them... Httchcock
points out. "'We bclte\•e thlS pro
gram has made a signifacant con
tnbuuon to the better undc::rstnnd
mg o! these basic \"Blues. ..
The program, ~hich as co-spon
iSOrcd b:· Lewts and Clark. Mult
nomab county library a.t:SOI:i tton
and the Oregon Journal. oon_slsts
of 38 discussion groups. These
groups were formed m ,. rtous
\\"a\'5 and dtd not all start ot the • same time. SolYU! d i s c u s s a o n
croups wall contmuc through De
oember.
Dr Laurence 'IIomhnson educ:n
twn professor and llbrnnnn. con
ducted two spccaal t.rrumn& ~~
SJon Cor 40 future dlSCwston lead
~ prev1ous to the begmmn of
lhc forum. The leaders ,.,,.ere re
cruated from qunlificd peopJ m Carnival Results
Bolster Budget Fix
Results of ihe BomecoJIUng
and cnrnl\-nl acthiues ha\ e en
obled :Earl Butterfield student
bod) trensurer and the student
oouncll to halrance the school bud·
get for the ) enr
'I'b£: ln.rgcst mcome was re.
Q{'Wcd !rom the danoe and sal•·
of Homcconu.ng buttons which
totaled $574 05 Booth rentnl! and
cnpt .. les nt the caml\'nl
grossed S4 n 10. $352. iO be me
lrom sc:npt sales lone. The total
o:f bolh Homecarrung nnd the car·
IU\-nl llllS 1.024 75
Dcdurtmg nil e>.-penses pre
sented to tht:: studEnt body trens-Ur) as of Novenber 16, net re
ce.tpts totnled -91.~·~
As m the pre,-.ous year, the
proftt taken b:mn the crunl\'UI
w1U be put mto the student loan
fund. This amount of $166. iO v:lll
be added :to the 125 n.U rEiidy
m the fund ruper'\·u;ed b} Joe
Huston. dean of men.
-<>utsLnndmg efforts bl Norm .Pe
terson. cnnu\-al cltauman. Joan
Frnm o.ud Pete Vlnhos. ea-ch rr·
men of the Homc-rouun,g nod
Jo)Oce Pearson·s comnutt t'On·
Ulbuted to the ~ucuss
e" en .. Earl said. of the order to cmn expenence.
Staff members mc.lude B1Jl
Cox. p.."""gram director; Fram
Stenzel chief announeer, John
Chandler_. chie.f engmeer. Tom
Goldsm1tb. tune esman: Jean
me Temahan,. mUSle libranan.
Ja Sumner. m c:barge of mt.er
\"lf:\\"S. nea-s and sport. Don Lee.
Liz: Wolf. and Patu Throop. staff
announcers..
Sugg'KJ:ion..s Eagerly Awaited
Will Bone • .Ro er Hough. Dec
Ann Pnrstms and D:in LaPorte are
taff engmeers. John M1ller &s m
mstrocllDg the workshop class m
rad&o tec:hn&que
lndJ\ 1dunts. Interest dubs ISO-
ronti and frnte.:nmes b..uvm~:
suggesuom or requests for th
s:.auon ar anyone mterested m
u•orking on the station 1n ~ ca-
pao ty are urg-t:'d to an} of lh
t.aff r to drop a no~ t campus
box 368. at"COrdlng to tiler • THE PIONEER LOC Friday. No•ema,.r 18. 1955
The Long Socks of It 'Surprises' A wait
Slow Box Holders
In Gay Post Office Ortic:tat voblle:ulo-n of th uoctat~ tUdt\nt. of L "ls noJ Clru'k
~~ .. t:"f;_ l"ubllsb~ 'WM>Ii:lJ' durlnc tb COlli!.!: l ~ SUb!lcrlpUon nu U
pu yc;l.l' f:zltut:d U ecc:ond C~ CULUU at POit Oftlc: Portl nd, N n,
under Get of lt.IAI'cll • h -;"li
EDITORS
~ Florl. 1::1'1ltor ln ~let, HBl ~ r, :llnn~lng EdltuT Jlm 1.1 n.
~In!: t;dttor, TQm HnrU ) , :svoru• l' llt\lr :sl<tt• '' rl~ht. ~QCf~.>t :E•lltor; Joann• La•~ Jo"tontu"' Editor Klm 'loul!ll y opy &Jilor •• nnq • mlth,
f"roof Edltor
STAFF
Stan HAUT.l!s. Cotumntat, 1\: n Kru • r, .ArUI!t, Dob AilkiiU' du:rt.h'llna:
JWa er. Paula Horn Ctrcu'Ulllon Mnnlllf' r, Hl~.:h.anl Ctnt1! ntttl Ron 11ton
• h<all!tant t."'treuiAUun lliiJlaC1!rll!..
EDITORlAL WRITERS
lton l.<wol\ Jobn lkl r ana
REPORTERS
Harblu'a ~Iller, ~ Hunuo, I ul<c "''roo ~khAJ"llt l)Qrolhl
1>:1~ Jim :Md''arb.nd, ~ Ann ~ .. l Tvnn I' non And J~•nln~
T • :rn:l r-.an.
LAm \l!bll, Jim A~:ton n elnrd lor&~ . Pa.ul4 llornc. l!Arll)""ll lh:&c:&. It's n "on. btg happy !nrruly
type nlmosphe.re thal pervades
thl.' post ofticc-usunllyl Mrs.
E,· lyn L.ewas IS in t'hargc of Lhe
mn1l, the sw1tchbonrd and the
c:ongemnl Cflt..-d opcrutors. With
hnpp,· su1 pru~es !rom home and
clse,.,.hcre wmting in the post o.(.
ftc~ boxes, it's n hnppy li!c .
ll's when thos\: "surpru('.S ..
wmt too long that they stop being
happy, And so do fellow box·sh:ar·
ers.
~arllyn J..Qrenze. l,.Jic MC'I..'Dl\oU4'h, Harold • o.: • 'athnll H biiU!un Do.>lor.:.s '' Ul)' and Bill ·w~
o Hanging Here! BRRR-NOT VERY cold. Barbara W~r . senior: Lolita Mar sopb·
omor.: Muc_a H•iJuel. fnshman. pl'olecl their fe.t and 1~ wilb
the loog wool stockings from ibe cold Palatine bill wind. We k in IUld week out seeing
the snmc meeting notice or mim·
ographed advertisemen t wilh the
other guy's name on it can prove
trying e\·cn to ~:entle dispositions!
Habitual Oflendera Common
Football coaches up and down the Pacific Coast ha~·e
been •hanged' in eifigy during the footbnll season by irate
students who cannot stomach n losing football team.
Among prominent coaches dlSro,·ered swmging from
branches were John Che.rberg of Washmgton, Al Kircher
of Washington State. Lynn 'Pappy' Waldorf of California Artie Wear in Vogue
As.Thermometer Dips "Th same peaple who ha"'e
0\' •rdu books nnd notic:~ or
such," nccording to those who
know, .. nrc th ones who never
t'Omc to p1ck up the noucesl"
Some of the worst oCfende.rs
arc faculty members. They hnp.
paly forget to p1ck up :>uch lhinJ.!,;
as bnsketbrtll schedules and those
ho.ndy weekly acti\'lllCS o;chcd
uJes--untU one week later. and Len Casanova of Or~on.
This brings us to Coach Jo Huston nnd his Pioneers.
LC lost to Pac1fic Saturday. lt was a bitte.r dose to take •
because with the defeat LC lost a Chance for a clear cut BY BARBARA MILLER
On thi ' nlpus, what happens
when 1t doesn't rainY Naturally
at :>nows, m great white cold, cold
fiakt?S that mnJc.e getting up the
hfll be ColltDS\'Ic\\ school 1mpo -
SJbl ex~-ept to dog ledder:s
During tho last few weelca,
when lhe ll'Ms dripp4td and the
title. To la..<;.e to an impotent team such Pac1fic's was
~er to_ take from the playe.rs' standpomt. These are DO\ Ex-LCer Returns
Jale woros. Look up the Badgers' poor record.
But the thing which impressed us was the fact that~ In Director's Role
the students d1d not blame the coach or the players for the
loss. The Pioneers. on the field. pla •ed a solid game and .. 1 was happy to come back,"
srud Arden Crrug, n Ul54 LC druma never looked bad. Pacific., ob\•Jously pointing towards LC gradu.3te, ntter nccepung a.n in\'i·
all year, plaYed a time and a half better than it was cap-tauon from F1r Acres' director.
able of-displaying a tremendous desire to win. Dr. Clifford E Hnmnr, to dtreet
The Pioneers dressed quietly m the locker room fol· the Chnstmas productton, "Quai-
l 1 1t~ Street ' lov.'lng the game. They did not ook ike cocky, O\·er-con- He was ru>lounded, howe\'er,
fident players who had lost and were seeking excuses. They that there were so few persons
reflected the great effort made towards winning the game he actually knew after only 1 ~
against a foe inspired to unheard of he1ghts They had no ~cars' absence frorn ~c campus.
excuse for losing. The students of LC are proud of the Upo.n compl llan of has work at . LC Cr:ug w nt to the Unwers1ty
team and 1ts great shO\\'lDg the past t\~w·o vears And Joe of Washmgton for graduate study
is still our fa\?Qrite coach. m drama He appeared m thn.~
The Morer and the Lesser Of It
Fleishman Shoots Seniors;
LC Sign Walks Oft ... Again
Smtling Jnel:. FlelShman v; 11 top OUlkmg hol m the v;all nt
Akm hall next Wcdnesda~ when fmnl shooting of the .scmors on
campus wtll be mken. If seruars ha"-e failed to make nn appomtment
v."lth Mnt Jenkins m the gym or don't hnvc the $1, they can be shot
m Ben's tudto o"·er the Thnnksgn"lll wcauon No makeup p1ctures
y; tll be \.ukcn so 1t is up to the seruors to have the1r pictures m the
~ earboor .. accotd~ng to &r'-' t '" h1te father ~tan Horns. semor c!nss
pl'eStdent. • • • •
The szgn 10 front of the colleg has been borrowed agam b.r some
~ oung. enterprising college r1vals It would be o good 1dea 1! we had
a £I,&n. something like Lm!teld's wllh a plaque cemented on a stone
or bm:.k marker (That Wli) nothing short of d~"'lnrmt could pry u
oU.)
This IS the second time m two years that 1l has been bonowed. If
the men were sUil livmg m Gatehouse perhap the 51gn wouldn't
le;we the college qu1te so often, but the best oluuon 1s the stone
marker type which could be a great cUt 1dea !or the scntor class.
• • • •
Men· Are you looking for a way to call up an LC gu-1 and not
~ to talk to her hu.dmnd' Try the P10NEER GUIDE, put <.out by
the Pi Delts. It not only lists g;ho lS ma.r.ned but also gives which
donn th }. live sn. The hamt.' numbers of off campus students and
the home addresses of everybody nre also hsted. (U you've been
wanting to oaU up that Humaruhes prof and gs\'C him a.n earful.
this IS your chance to gel his or her number.) Only 30 cents at the
boo lore.
• • •
Jack Booch. or as he lS better knO\\"JJ Uncle Loute, ' lS at 1t
agum. Portland Ca\'lc theatre's product1on of "The Reclinmg Fagul'l.." .. plays nnd d1rert one wh1le
ther
Before go10g to Wnsbmgton,
Cnug's theater mte.rests were not
only at Fir Acres but also ot
Cn: JC theater nd Holladn .. • Bowl
In 1953 be appeared m .. lad
Womnn of Ctuullot" at C1v1c. He
was one or the 20 founders of
Holl::lday Bowl nnd was aslS'tant
dtrector from 1952 to 1954
Recei•es Masten
After reCCI'-"log hts master of
urt!'; degree lnst June, Craig re
turned to Portland to toke the
posttlon of dsrector or speech and
dranu1 at Marylhurst college He
mstruc:ts speech and drnmn
classes IUld directs all plnys.
MnryU1urst presented 1ts first
pJa-. of the ) ear. "Mary Moons"
by James T.hurber, m November.
It's next piny will be in the
spnnc
Everything b Proper
Craag•s tdea.s on .. Q u a l1t y
Street" are pnmnnly concerned
with the \'ictonan period m
whtch Jt wns \\Titten The play
must be treated m fun to get
away from the liicless atmos
phere of this ern-an age of ex·
tr me properness
The guest dtrector says, .. h IS
bubbly and gn), but lhere LG sull
a little scnllmc.ntal at). It's n good
play L''
wtll h;i"-e :unong 1ts cast Jock Booch who will stnr as Ceorg.a Den· IN f Qff
eoo. II you hr.e lots o! $$$ and lime to WDSle contact the C.J\"lC for orway 0 er
uwts • • • Summer Session
The phone m the entrance wa3 to th gym lacks only one prop·
e:rty m being a dime alot machmc, that of paymg oU You hav(' to
put a dime mto &he monst.er to hear a dull ton • then you dint nod
wru for the bell to nng on the o1her nd lnst.end of beanng the
bell, you bear someon talking m th du;tance. Thinking a bad con·
nectJon was made, hang up and your dune goes into the cashbox.
(You :fnlled to hit two plums and a lemon.) The phone company
G.hould come out and f1x 1t to pay o!! or just plam ftx it
HAL The UDI\'emty 01 Oslo sum
mer school ha.s announced the
Tenth Jubll~ summer session In
Oslo, Norn ay., June 23, to August
4, 1956 Courses m humanittes,
sooal studaes, Norv.regum eduen
taan and a class ln social and po
litical problems will be oflered
at this six·week summer session. build.mgs I~ and the clouds
burst Pioneers wondered u there
could be anything worse than be·
tng drowned slowly. But s,tart.ing
Frtday, la::si week. they found
there is one tlung more horrible . Box-sharers Try Trickery
Tba.t being froseo to deaih in
the l6 degJee semperaiu.res . SLX· Oue method has been ln~ by
te-en degrees was the official scrm-untc boxho1dcrs who hnd
reading but it felt like about 10 the same notiro-to th~ other
degrees below uro. port)- 10 the1r bo:< day after
W1t l :-old weather came 0 duy Th \ sunply p1ck up themes-
" anety of cloth mg. Most of the sag~: and remntl 1t through the
gi.I'ls on crunpus shh·ered nround compus mail slot. Should thelr
m long scarves wmdmg around box·shnrer p~ by nnd not1ce the
and around their coat collars and emptmcss of the box, he's likely
furry looltinf: boots more su1ted (says the theory) to stop by out
for Sun Valley than the usu:ll of cur 1 o s 1 t y when the noti~
green btU 1 Lewts nnd Clark. mnk 1ts wny bnck to the box
But the green hills are frost agam
btUetn and white. just like some Some tudcnts don't hn¥e bo:-ces,
ol the LC meo•s ean. An o'9er· sny lhe authonties. Tins cau bt!
coaJ collar can be turned up JUSt bud ror them, ns thcsr mail must
so far and J.bai isn•t far ~cough . go ursl class and therefore cost
Then lht.r~.; t alwnys tht. prob· money. So, runs the moral. if you
lcm created by a car t~at won't
11 wnnt Chr:istmas cruds, better stgn
run when nU the water m the ra· up for a box number m the post
diator 1s lrozen hard enough to of:!tc:el
skate on. At a commuters college
hke thas, cars are the pampered
darlmg:s who get students to clnss,
omeumes Bul cold weather like
lhtS st.-ems to be enough to make
most automobiles h1bemnte for
the \~ mter
Thne are some consolations
though. Thl' reflec:tion pool when
frozen ove.r makes a good ice
skating rink. lhe snow-conred
hills (if they ever gel snow-cov-
rcd) will bo a delighJ to the
skiers of campu.s a.nd above all
u isn't rauung. Mnil Distribu ted All Day
Anytim" before -4.30 p.m lS
good ttm • to peek m the boxes.
a} Mrs. Lev; 1s, a lhe mall lS
put out all dunng the day Fu-st
cl mod, ho'" \'er, 1S usually
out ~fore noon H comes m b -
t\\een 10 and 10·30 n.m, at which
time the matlmnn takes u ship·
mcnt out Mnd is pscked up agwn
lit 2:30 p.m.
One ch::amng a month lS pretty
certnm !or the bo.res. as pa)
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... willt Sklp 'kl~ttyltt !Education Survey Reveals NATO N alions Offer Sophs -Plan Party; Grad~ate~t~dy _~~~~~ ~ ... 9000 US Students Abroad
C 1 , Z... s t JilT lh 1 bl A survey t.Dk n by the lMUtutc enginecuing . educ::alion and a.gt: • 0 €C11 Qfl € S 1 Yl €€ f ~; grn:u!;::r~~~ ~~~hn\~~T~ or rntcmntlonal Educnuon re-culture
countrics OcndhnP for appllco- enl thnt mor thnn 11000 U.S. This survey wns conducted by
h ns is Occcmbc.r I. stud nt.!! studacd an for agn c:oun-lhc anst1tutc to gam information The sophomore c:lnss pions Its scm1-fonnal "D crt danet:' {M
7·30 p.m. Frlclm. Congr gntin~ rn Pnlntu1 At nor, mcmb rs rnd
rrl nd wJll dance nnd be scn•cd I.'OOkics ond punch o wc.ll ru; ..
fancy dcssct t " Co-chnirrn~n Ardis Bowersox and Will Bone nre
promiSing thn.•c (m.;plncc C1r1..>s to keep everyone warm
Mrs Hcstct Tumr.r, lawyer nnd mstructor an Oregon school
luw, r<!Cc.ntl:r returned from Ch11~ngo where she attended the con
vention of the Notional Orgonaznllon on Legnl Problems Mrs Tur
n r J me mbcn;h1p chaarrn.m for the Not·thwcst. Attcndtng the m •
lng, hdd nt the Um\•cnmy of Chicago, were lav."Ycrs, tcnc.hcrs m
school Jnw nnd chool ndmamst.nltors.
Colhec:on club i. holding an open mee1ing betwHn 12:1S
and 12:..&5 p.m. Tuesday in Albany 22. All women 1tudent. ar in
ri.ted .to a.tt•nd.
Gt.>Orgc Pez J, '58, wns mnrracd recently to JoAnne Pcc:k. ln
\'llnltons ore out for the No,•embcr wcddangs of Daane Mac::Kcnz.ae.
' • to Roy Man m. '54, and of Dorene Davis. cx-'5i. to Ron Hollcn
stt.:d, 55
h ~tnrjorJC r~>ssendcn, assistant professor tn nccounling, cn
terlUtncd nll fn>shmcn nttow1un~ maJors m her home T-uesday, No
v~mbcr 8 Willi m Holm r.rom the 1. D. Wood company poke on
"Self!Clmg Accoununc lo a Cart: r"
Honorary mellllMzs ol the sophomore c:lua announcM U·
cen1ly a1 a m .. .ting in Palaiine Manor a.n Mn t:.lher Henriksen
of tho snack &hack Dean FrHda Ha.ruteld and parenia Mrs.
Rou Wtlley Mu. Lo Verne Wrigb.t and Mr RuueiJ Ward.
A danra~r part)' Cor LOG ed1tol"! W'l. ~lV«>n Sunday cvcmng by
Mrs Goy Jcnkms. <toft odvuser, at her hom,..
Henryetta Lawrence, Cor ~cvernl )'ears n trUst~ of the college,
b~;cnme tht bndc of Jacob Collmer ~t a home ceremony Saturday,
November I.? President Morgan S. Odell officiated.
.. WhaJ We Now Know A.boUJ Longeruy .. will bo the Jc.·ic
of a talk g~Ten to a nutriiton class aJ 9 a m. Monday in G-29.
Anyone ha•ing an o~ period is i.nYiiod to bear the speaker.
Or. R~ner Coulburg of the Cou.a.ty Healtb auocia.tioo..
John Miller, mstructor r dio-tele\-:iston workshop, as tour-
IDS: Portland high schools wtth talks on the lteld of telc\·islon for
teenagers and mfonnntfon on the .,.d\·antaJ<:es of Lewis and Cwrk
for such actavitu~s.
Telling scmor students nbout KLAC. Mdler spoke nt Grant hagh
Ja.st week nnd wtJJ trnvcl to Waslungton next. HIS 1tmernn mcudC!i
htgh schools m the metropohtnn and oullymg .. ttls.
The German c:lub will m"J a.t 7.30 p.m. Tuesday Noum.ber
2.2, according to Margy Youngblood . preaideoL MeeJing place wiU
be announced A German exchange student will spea.Jt. followed
by a abort business m~ting . singing and refreshments.. All in·
1ere~~t.d a.re welcome.
The Lcwts and Clnt k ITA chapter wtll host the rcg10nol pro
&ram convc.ntJon Snturdoy, with delegat s commg [rom Mnrylhursl
and the Unt\'Crslty of Portland . All "tudents interested m cducnllon
have bCf'.n urged to attend to he.or an addre:;s by Paul Collins. prin
Cipal of l.ukc Oswego htgh school and to see a fJlm on group dynam
ICS D.S '\\ell DS take pnrt. III diSCUSSlOn groups.
The com•cntton ts scheduled from 8 45 n.rn. to 3 p.m. R SJStra
Lton Is 35 cents for donn ~tudents and Sl for oU-cnmpus stud nts,
and thlS prtc:e mcludes Ute noon meal.
IT'S HERE
Only 2.98
IN THE BOOKSTORE ---------------------------------------- -------Pioneer Pops Give S700
To Two School Projects
Eldon Fax, athletic director,
wall be lhe featured speaker at
the Pioneer Pops mccung sched
uled for 8 p.m. Dceember 1 m
Ralatine Manor.
The dub \'Oted $500 for band
unifurms and $200 tor Cuture
!cholnrships nt the1r lost mccllng
Dr. John Stark Evans. mustc
deparlment he.3d, wall furmsh the --------------! entertatnment tor the mcettnc. Manulac:.tu.red by
Eric G. Clarke & Co.
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A.o ...t...-t ... li.nt.J ..Jectiola cJ ....
hac-lo..:o•rJcu•t L-~••d• ...... _J ftltirla....i ..,J e-nd. , .. ,,.. C'OU.~,,. ,._,.,, ....... , row write
cou•TJHJII. ,. o.. ao~ 1914, s .. nJ. r 1, w-. The purpose oJ ~hts c.xchnngc lnes during 1954"55 A st.attslic about U.S students around th
progrnm, whu:h offers both schol- ur\'cy hov.-s that the Amcncn n globe. A final report on U S stu
urshtps nnd research fellowalup,s, studehl! stud•ed fn 47 forCJgn d nts nbroad v.'lll b included in
ls to turthl!r the study or the countrtes the l95i' Open Doors. th tnsti·
common trnditions, historical ex-The Institute began thas sul"\'ey tutc' nnnunl report. of !orc1gn
J)<!ricncc and present needs or sn l!l53 by cndmg queshon mures studcnta
the NATO communa ty. to in L1lut~ of htgh r cducnlion
PrcJcrcncc wUI be given to an 74 coun\racs h was IE~omed
cnndidntcs '' ho hnvc had some Crom the suncy thot th U.S
grndu:u trninmg. ond all nppli-.studcnLS studied 10 Mexico, Can
cants must be U.S ctttzcns an ndn, ltnl). Uruted Kin dom, Ger
good health. l..mlguage profJ· many, F' r n c e, Swttz.erlnnd, • Bill Martes
Shell Service
cwncy will be rcqwrcd for place-Ndherlnnds. S~m. Austria, Bel-
menl In non-English C'Quntnes. glum. Pluhppmes, Jnpan. israel Pleasing You Pleases Us The program will award grants ~b non, P ru, A!raca, Egypt.
of 500,000 francs for on academic Occlnw. Austrnlin ond New Zen
year of &tudy plus trovel ex-land. Wintcrac Before It's Too L:lt.e
pens ~. SubJects studied abroad were
g1ven m the report to be bberal
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Q Will the subjeas )Ou're studying
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• helpful in a Safe-way arecr, the
essential skills md br03.d knowl
edge food rewling demand come from aperimce and uamiog on
the job S.Ueway 1-.fanagcrst assisted
by spca~cs . closdy supervise the
employee's training program. They
see th.u it's practical, thorough 3J1d
a boose cov.-ard fuc~ promocion .
Q Wha.c else makes fe""'Y n good
• place co work?
A Pleasant working conditions. pl~as-
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and life insurance, a retirement
program •.• profit-sharing opporm
niries fur eligible career employees
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Safe'\\-ay people like about their
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thinking about as JO • look ahead
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·at SAFEWAY P go Four TH'E PIONEER LOG Fridu.y, November 18 19SS
Co-Champs Again and Again Dodgers Tip Orange, 7 -6;
Pioneers Split Fourth Title
BY JIM McFARLAND
An mspircd band ol Badgers from Pncific university
created one of the most astomshmg upsets of the ycur Snt
urduy afternoon as they defeated Lcw1s nnd Clark 7-6 in
the snow 3nd slush of Griswold stndium.
Jnstead of wrapping up an undisputed tillc, the Pio
nct~~ have to share the crown wtth College of ldnho who
whipped WbUman Saturday .
Tht. Pnclfir ~ll'Vl n pt·o' cd the
old tootbnll adug~ thot de~nr~ io:
the kl'Y to succe.c:s. Thctr forwnrd
\\'nll wns tcrnfic. W1th the cxcep
tJon of Gene Flippm, they con
tamed the P1om•er bnck!icld like
no other team hns done this sen-
son.
Badget5 Score Fint tlh' Paoneel'.c:, wlth :m nsslsl from
n roughness pcnnlty, moved to
I hew tou<'hdo\\ n
<i tllctt, f"''ippin nnd Johnson
cnrrted frvm tlw Pacific 40 to Ute
12. Johnson swung around right
end nntl scored Crom there. The
crucial convcrston attempt wn!:
mtssed and Pnd!ic hnd achieved
thl \•irtunlly ampossible..
Doaporate Fourth Period
The Rodgers almost scored
ngmn nenr the finol gun. They
recovered n fumble on the LC 38
nnd mo,·ed to the 19 where they
were held 'for downs. ll d1dn'l take the Bndgcrs lonf.'
to pro,·c they forgot to rend LC'•
pres~ dlppings. l\1o\·ing nc:ross
mtdfacld after recei,•ing the open
mg kic.ko{f, the Ptoncers passed
on tlm'd down. Jtm Johnson rod
cd bnc:k nnd threw downfield
mto the arms oi Pnc1hc'$ Duonl•
Bnkc1 who returned to the LC 30. NORTHWEST CONFERENCE CO·CHAMPIONS »~ ilh Collego ol Idaho are: Front row (l to r) Gene
Flippin. John Eagle DMXl Soule AUon Seott. Franlno Fair. John Martin and Earl Engebretson. Socond ..,..,_,.n.....,,.n....,.,-n.....,,.n....,.,-n.....,_,.n...._,-n-..,,_n Desperately trymg to score. the
P1onc~rs drove up the held but
could not gam beyond the Pn
caflc 34. row: Coach Joo-Huston. Bob Crunhagen. Harry McAdams. Ralph Staley. Eddie Phillips, Larry Wil- a a w • • a •
kins. Mib Clock. Mol Ctllett. Ron Stempel and asastanl coach Warr•n Smith. TbU'd row: Bill Stom· FINAL STANDINGS 'The Hu tonmt'n Called to com
plete u pnss in st:-.. nttcmpts and
had two inlcrccpll'<:l . 'l'hcir punt
ing average was n fl•eblt• 22 yards
per kick. pel. Mac Wiebe. Jim Clayton. Dave Jeans. Pete Hopkins, Gerry Sbc:kloy. Nick Brado"rlc:h and Jim
Johnson. Fourth row Sam Edward s. manager. Joe Bou.tin. Pal Kennedy. Wes Stl'alun. Gene Tankers·
ley. Konn«!.th Riqdon Mel Drews and ass•stant coach Dick Voll. Back row. Equ1pmont manage r
Cho.rlie Proctor. manager Steve Haldors. Hank Garcia Rex Gilley, Jack Abdie. Paul Clayton and Ltwta • Olarlt
OoL ol Idaho Paolflo
Ll.ntleld Whitman
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.800 118 78
.fOO 67 58
.400 G8 94
.100 ~ 106
.200 35 102
trainer Darrell E•ereU.
.port
BY TOM HARTLEY
Acc::orchng to Jack H~"' ms. Assocmted Press' port.s ~1tor for
thas area. e\·eral PJoneer.s ho"•c bt.'<!n tobbed for nommnllon to the
AP' htlle all-Ameru:nn team. J1mm) Johnson hn been harned
as the Northwest's outstnndmc quarterback In
our estJmo.uon there tSn't a better pl1t 'T quor
la'back on the roast m cJih"r large or mall ool
l~c compettllon
Three olhcr mPmix!rs of the P1onecr backfh•ld
are mcluded 111 the sclecuon .. Gl!ne f bppm rated
an honorable mention on lnst ,•ear's team nnd IS •
one of lhe leading contenders nt the halfback
spot Mel G1llUl. though only n freshman, hnd
fn c good nud-season games nnd as up Cor honors
Earl Engebretson, the Walhnmson sy tern oll-Am
en n last \ear lS bucking for another cho1ce n
top fullback tn the counlry Jim Johnson
In the llne. tackle M1ke Clock ho~ been nommntcd. possibly
to replaC\.' last )'Car's chotce. Han) McAdams H 1 ry nt out all but
a few mmutes of the brst fi\"C games. SOphomore guard EddJC Phll·
hps 1s rated an ouwdc chonce by the nomanntang comnuttee.
Sa.tu.zday 's upset here on Palatine bill wun't the onlr on.e
in the league. Linfield rolled up 22 big points in tbe second
quarter against Willamette and wenl on to win 29·0. The Yic:·
lory pulled the Wildcats out of tbe cellar and loft the Ted Ogdabl
coached defending co-ch&m}n at the boUom looking up. Else·
where aD tho c:o.nferenc:e. while Pacific: was g'IYlng C of I a
chance to back into a he for the loop title the Coyotes were a.J·
suring tbe~J-ns of hold10g no worse Lban soc:ond by drubbing
Whilmc 45-12. Tho eombmatioa of wins and Iones loft Pad.!ic.
Linfield and Whitman tied for third place whlle LC and C of
1 ~aroc:l first.
Guess the wcek'.s talk of a post-season contest between Idaho
State nnd the P1oncen; was more lhnn etther club could Ulke. The
Benguls put the1r u.nbcatcn slrmg on Ute block at Omaha last Fri·
day afternoon and tht:> lndmns promptly chopped Jl o{l b)' an 18-7
counL This w11l probably mean good-by Refngerator Bowl b1d for
Idaho
HERE'N THER£.-Iast Saturday 's r.now bowl c:on.1Ht brought
50me mlernring side lights rangmg from a reju•enated rally
r.quad to a ull-oUJ in th~r c:oflH department ••• guess the nally
crew was forced into action to k.-p from freering to tho spot
••• we'll •ote tor s.now c•cry week 1f that's what it tak.s to
atir !bose thzee gents inio lif&-poor Sousaphone play~ found
his •&lYe& frcnen when he tried to rip off a quick rilf in the mid·
die of the third quarter-cruol•t blow of all was deal! LOG ed·
itor Frank flori ••• his bou at the Oregonian assagoed bim to
a locker room uory on the game auuming that ll would be a
Pio~ victory and Jew up the championahlp .•• Flon chd his sad
Nge allraght featuring Dr. Paul Stagg and hia upMt victory •••
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By HAL NESS n n r r n n n r ..... u u au u u a~
Sc\'cn plays later, with the aid of
:~n unorthodox offense, Baker
crnshcd over from the three. Gan • FLkc's placement was true and • Pnc1!ic had sc\·en points.
Lew1s and Clark never threat
enL'<i m the flrst halL The Badg
ers made the deepest penetration
or either team when they drove
Lambda Phi Epsllon is the to the LC 38 The scoreboard read
champiOn or the fraternity league i-0 at hal!time and the handwnt·
for 1955. The Lambda crew nr was on the wall.
downmg the Dells in their fmal P1oncen Tally
game last Fr1dny 6-0, dethroned 1 The third period !.ailed to pro
lnst year's champion Sigma. ducc much excitement. Both
Cliif Dimo!f scored the decisive teams C..'<changed punts and
touchdown IJl the hard-fought could not move beyond the m1d·
contest, which was played in field stripe. Early in the fourth
r~zmg temperatures and Q fall-
JOg snow. The \'lctory gi\'cs
Lambda a final record of five
wans. one los~. nnd l wo tJes, and
the r:ight to meet the "Phogbound
PolecaL-; , independent tatlists. for
the all-school championship. 50 million
times a day '\ -
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
1955-1956
:Oat. 0J)J)OIItnt WhtNI Pl4yt4
:Dec 2·3 Lew1.a and ClArk nome
Tour11.11em tn. Lewa
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VuiY., Portland State,
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Seatt.le J>&Olflo StatUe
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Pul"tt 800..D4
v. or Portland nom•
Portt•»d State A-7 CoU••• 2.9-30 Southtnl 0NI'OD BOmt
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Wb.lbnan )(ome
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The championship game wlll be
played on the regulation sue
Gr1swold stadium tud, Tue..~ay,
November 22, at 12 noon. "The
brass band will play and chrys
anthemums will be sold at the at home, at work
or while at ptay
game," sa1d Mall Schroeder, m-
tramural director.
AU basketball ploycrs are eli
gible to play. Hal Adnan has an
nounred that he Will deCinitcy
play for Phogbound.
In the game last Thursday, Al
pha edged K:tppu. 6-0 with Rich
Neal racking up the six points {or
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