Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 15, Number 10
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1956-11-02
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".A Doll' I lou r ,·• the .. , ... ond .. .. '1 orvnld to celt her own Ute.
pr<ldUcliOn or the Far Acres When Ib. ·n inh OdUCPd this
Thcott c th111 fnll, Is t~chcduled for pi Y on lht• Norwegian slagc, at
T>r>c1 rnbc.r o, 7 ond 8 nt S:OO p.m., Wrul nol rcct•lvcd too wc1l be·
cousu of his rcvo1uttonarv ond
an tho cnmpu theater under tht• " modf'!rn concept o( women's
du-ccllon of Dr. Curolyn Silvor- nghla.
thorne. Olhcra In the cuat Include Or.
Th~ piny, by Hc.:nrlk tb~cn 1.s Rank, plnyt!d by Don Johnson;
u t•rllicul unnly!lltl ol th(' social Mrs. Linden, ploy"d by HoP c
stttlus o! tilt' Norwc~&iun woman Stubb!'l; Nil Krogatol, James Lloyd; Holmer's three young
during tht! lr1Uer hoU ot the nine· children, Roslllind Homnr, Virgin·
ttwnth ctmlury. Jean Wcat plays Ill Hnmu1· und Douglas Humur;
the lnslgnUkont Norp Helmer Ann, the nurse, plnyed by Dec
who, as some crhlcJ hove aald Ann Purson& : Jt:llon. o houJl'·
"wos the first doulc embodl~ maid, played by JuJie Miller,
m~nt or the new woman." and Porter, played by W n y n c
Nora's h us b n n d, Torvald, _T_a_c._k_n_c_r.;.._ ________ _
JEAN WEST. JACK SumJneu , Don JohJUon and
appoor in 1ho "Doll's Houao" starting Thursday. Hopo Stub• wlll
(Lossor.) played by Juck Sumner appears
ot the opening of the play u an
1deol husband. While Non's
smnll domt!Stlc ll!c circle ::around
h~r husbnnd and children.
As the ploy progrcsacs, Nora
ts blnckmuilcd because she baa
forged n signature to .save her
hutcbund's life.
Torvnld bccomft violently an
gry when he learn Nora has cn
dongcrcd hts fulurc und rcputn
tion. Rt•ulizing her husband's
tru~ prm;onollty, Nora leaves Registration
Booklets Out
Prt. rt.•gl trahon begins Mon
day, Oec.cmbl'r 3, ond wlll con
hnuc lhrougb Dccr.mbcr 7. Rcg
b;tratton booklets will bt• uvall
ablc Crom counsdors on Mondav.
The mimcogrnphcd supplcme~
tary shccl should b · consulted
befor~ tilling out the registra
tion cards from the prinh:tl sched
ule booklets. Supplement sheets
may be obttuncd Crorn counselors.
the post office or the n•g1stro.r's
oUicc.
Permisston !or prc-rcglStrntlon
must be obt.alned from the in
sLructor m those courses whach
require spcclll1 authonzaHon.
The books should be returned
no later thnn December 7 nnd
nll students must complete reg
Jstrntaon by Mondny, Jonuory 28.
_v_o_l._X~V_._N_o._l_o. ____ ~~----~P~o=r~tl=a=n=d~·~O~r=o~g~o=n----~~~~~~N~o~v~o~m~~~r~30~·~19~5~6 Anyon~notdorngsnbythntdntc will be considered o tote regis-
BY NATHALl£ ROBINSON 1 J1m L•trson and Ron U\11\Gh•d. It wn d~clded nt the confar
Lt•WI!t und Glurk colll!gt.• hJs Speakers at the conference cnce that colleges should ::et up
mode avnllubll n 1 wo-yem' tui· wen Karlin Cnppl'l'-Johnson, comnutlt't'S in churge o( Hun-
tmn schulorshtp for a Hungnriun president of the Olt•con United
tl•fugcc, p~t•( ruhly of JUnior Notions nssoclutaon, Don a 1 d gannn lclier on the locnl cam-
:;landing, announced Or Morgnn fo'tllibt·e. fmancc chinnon ol the pu!l and thnl uach college would
S, Odell, prdadcnt o! the college. Oregon comm•tlt'<' fol llungar-hold 11 cnmpus nnd commumty
Dr. OdL•ll wi11 l'l.'QU<'Sl the stu-ian relief and M1ss Gladys Lnw-dnvc for money.
dent body to undcrwrito the cost thcr, r~gional secretory for the Delegates nlso diScussed schol·
of board. World Univcrstly Servtcc. orships nnd possible work oppor-
'I'hls is only pnrt of LC's work Followmg dinner in the c:o\. tumtlcs to help Hungartnn stu-
for Hungaraun rchcl. Snturdny, lege cafeteria, Bob Goggm, stu-dents fintsh their cducnlion m
November 24, 11 college confer- dent body pre:ndent or the Unt-thC' u. s
~ m·c was held at Plntl hall un- vca·s~ty of Portland, led the dlS· Oregon hos pledged to take
der the sponsol"Shi p o{ LC and cu~saon. 100 rcCugccs, ond to obtain Jobs
supcrva <'d by Phi Bctn Chi Crn-c nnd homes nlong w1th the mon-
lcrmty. The 50 dclcgulcs lcprc-ollege to Extend cy m•ccssnry lor thclr wcltnre.
Sl'ntcd 19 Oregon colleges. Co- Wall Bone and Barbura Ess-
'cha.irmnn of thl' ('Onfen~lncc wc.rc Polio Shot Dates mon nrc co-chatrmnn of the
K d I T cnmpus fund-rntsmg drive. Any-
lDg om s Now oplc December 1 will be the deud· OIW who Is wltlmg to assist ln
D • Ch 1 S h hne for students who need thair th1s cump111gn should contact ue lD ape peec second polio shots. The second I thl'm
shot should be taken from walh The jumor class is spoMoring
in two to she week!> aflN rc-~ n clothing dri\•c to begin Wed
Cl•ivinR the first polio shot Msdny. Decmnbcr 6. 'T'herc ..., ill The Mustc Hour Thursdny, Dl•·
cembcr 6, at 12:15 run. \\ttl pre
sent an unusunl progrum. Vocal
and mslrumcntul soloists, a
chamber music cnsl•mblc and the
Modncnl smgcra oll will partici
pate m n program entirely de·
\'otcd to music from the Baroque
et-n, thu period whtch culminated
In the works of Bach and HandeL
Smcc for many music lovers
Baroque musac consists of the
works of these two only, thclr
names ,dll be conspicuous by
their absence. Other great com
posers from the late 17th nnd
early 18th century "ill be Ceo
lured.
Works to be heard anclude an
organ prelude, nn arta !rom one
of the earliest Italian op~ras, nn
mstruml'ntnl trio nnd " scene
£a-om an Engla:Jh opern. In keep
my wtth lhl' <:('(lson Janet Drwi!l
ASLC MEETS TUESDAY 'I he Rt•,·erl•ntl Albert F. King
will spcok on "The Kmgdom ls
Now'' ut thl' chapel Sl'rvicc
Thursday, December 6,
Thl' R c v c r c n d Mr. Klm~
worked for 13 years after yt .1du ·
ntion from the Univc&·sity of Nc
ba ru;ka in the wholesal,. food
business. He attended Poci!ic
School of Rctlgton hom 1946 to
1918 und wns ordained in the
Bca\'t•rton Congregational church
10 1048. Students who hove not hod I he boxes on cnmpus Cor stud~mt
any polio shots may .:;till recl.lave contnbuttons nnd alllo n nctgh- Tht weekly m\:l!tllli of the
the fi1·st shot by the college borhood cunvnss, according lo ASLC council wall bo an the Hose
nurse if they have it dont.• be-Don Pinnock, junior class prcsi· room of the cofcu~n Tue!dov,
toru Dcccmbel' 1. They will hove dent All students ore urged to December 1. The -l p.m meeting
to get a second shot from their _h_c...:lp;__l_n_t_h_is...:.p_r_oJ:;. ·c_c_t_. _____ ...;..lS_u...;.p_c_n_to_n_l_l_in_t_c_r_cs_t_Lod __ st_u_d_c_•n_Ls_.
Dr. Geort!l' W. F.nnas, associulc
professor of education, wtll bc
fncully lender. Tht.• choir will
smg "Thou Wilt Kcup Hun in
Pcdect Pcnct.!" bv Lonulnc Hot· •
lowa:y Student director will be
Kuthy On•m.
CHAPEL SPEAKER ILL
Tht
chopPI
Puuly,
SIC. . P• ukt.•t 111 thlt Wtock's
w:•s 01'. Rl•lnhtml G.
ussoctnh~ proft•ssur of mu-
Dr. Pauly spokt• 111 phtcl• ol Dr.
Arthur Robt•rts. profes ;!ll' of re
ligiOn nnd philo ophy ol George
Fux collPgl' 111 Newberg, whll suf
fered n nervous breukdown eor·
her li~IS wct>k, 01. Puuly's speech
was cnlltlcd "The p, ohll•ms ol My
Jt~uropean Study." own physician.
Shots will be gt\'en m the col
lege mflrmory, Stcwarl hall.
from 8:30 a. m. to 3 p.m , Mon·
dny through Frtdny. No appomt-
mcnL is necessary.
Mu Phi Epsilon
Slates Concert
Ph I Mu Epsilon, Deltn chaptt r
of lht.• notionaL musiC' honoror\',
will present ltJ-: nnnuul Wlntt•r
cllnct'r( th1lo Sundnv. Drcl'mb~r
:!, m the chnpcl :tt 3 p.m.
A vaa·icty of vocols nnd instru
montnl nutnbt.!t will ht:~ present·
cd. One orgnn selection ts on the
pt-ogram.
'J'hc Mu Phi ctel'd will bl• sung
bv all of the pnrticlpnnts ns the
highlight ond last number in the
ufl~r noon's ptugrnm. The num
bur wns nrrangl•d by Joan Boker. Council Calls John Clement
To fill Vacated Commission
JOHN CLEMENT
Repl11ce1 Booc:h oa c:ommtasloner John Cleml'nl, JUnior, hn~ been
namt'l.l by the J\SLC to reploce
Jnck Booch ns the student af·
£t1il'S commission~r •
Buoch turned in his t't.'Sit,'Tlation
nt lnst Tucsd:w'll council meet·
ing. llc felt nn tm•rcuslng "luck
of time to do on ndequutc JOb"
Cll'!ncnt wtll Sl'n'~ out thl' lull
term ns rommlssionl•r .
Clement Is n nwmb<'l" or Kappn
Pht Alphn nnd i~ t'Ut rently on
tht! lFC commllt('tl {or fruternlty
pubhcity. He wos n yell kang for
the 1965-56 year.
Clement e ·pressed su& pdsc
und plcnsurc nl his election . "1
hope to hnvc some oullltnndmg
things to prCSl'nt for the student
body," he said The trtalf Includes t~chnl®l
dtrt>ctor, Dr Cllfford E. Homot;
atngc manager, JBm•::s Lloyd;
n tlltonl stngc mnnngcr, Dec
Ann Parsons: building cnrp n
tcr. Miles. nnd sLnHc crew No, 6.
New Fraternity
On Tap at LC,
Wails for Okay
A new !rntcrruty, Phi B!:!lu
Chi, has bf'n organized ond is
nwaiting offlclnl recognltton by
tha admmistr:ation.
Th" new group, brlngsnp, th~
totnl number of frntemttil!!l on
c.1mpus to six, has already start
ed ncllvitics. Its first Cunctlnn
l.s promoting the movement to
give relief lO the 100 Hunsnrlon
refugees who arc comtng to Ore
gon.
The group's purpo -es ore (1)
to further education throuft}l &1
scholarshtp nnd everyday life;
(2) to insplrc the indlvidWil to
greater achievements: (3 )to pro
mote Crotl;!rnol uctivillcs nnd to
pcrpetuatc collP.tt•• loynlly; (4)
t.o develop hlgh sumdords of
ohoroclt?r and (6) to encourage
men lo live and work together
in the spirit or coop~ntion.
Motto of Phi Bcw Ch1 is .. Any·
thing worth domg is worth do
ing \\elL"
Members of the new orgonlz.n
hon ore: Dave Sliker. Don
Krnl7., J1m Larson, Ron Olm·
stead, Bill Rhodes, Dick Wcak
k'Y and Don Wilson.
will smg a "Christtnns Cantata"
Olh~r performers wlll be Tsu
g•ko Och•buchi, organ: Suson
Lathrop, violin; Pat MJies, cello,
nnd Doreen Dunlap, t;oprono. The
program ls under tht.' gcncrol dl·
rection o! Dr. Reinhard Pnul)'.
n~u;tont professor of music. Pro
gram notes are bemg prcp3red
ns n class proJect m Dr. Pauly's
Bnroquc music class.
Akin Girls Dance
In Fantasy Land
Pmk lights and angel hotr ''Ill
cast n spell on the rcs•dcnls oC
Akan hall and thctr dates ns they •
lnttmte the Chrislmns senson nt
the ;annual house dance from !l
p.m. to 12 midnight, 0Pccmbl!r I,
''Christnms FanLnsy" will pro
vide the atmosphere for the
dancers decked in scmt-fonnnl
attire The dorm too, will be
dressed !or the occasion. The hv
mg room wUJ be transformed
wtth colored bghts. the scent of
pme and Jack Frost's ploy will
decorate the wmdows.
Lnne Ely, Junior and cnerol
cha1nnan, plans a brenk for
dancers in Lhe rec.realton room
where Chnslmns cookies and
punch wtll be cunrdcd by chor·
acters from fantosv land w
Odell, Capper-Johnson
Slate Conference Talks
Dr Morg~m S. Odell, 1 n.•sl
dent of the colleg'l, und K~&rltn M
Cappct··John;;on, heud of tht: h1 •
torv deptl!'lmcnt, wtll be speak
CIS at 1 conference on rcngton and
tl hgtous vulues fM college and
unh•t.!rsity racultlcl o{ Or('gon.
Woshlngtou , ldoho nnd Montnnn,
to be held Novemb r 30 to De·
cemb~ 2 at the Wnshlngton hotel.
The!me o! the conf(!rence 1s ''Ed·
ucntion-for What?" PIONEER LOG
reed om
Events m Hungury ha\''C reeentl) caused the henrts of
mnn~ unl\: emty and college Siudents m the worJa to hang
he '· Ior the students of the same ges os those t LC Charcoal Chums Forgotten
wh had the courage to resJSt the.u-Red rulers.
Ahn~-t by thCir effort alone Hunga:cy mana ed to umn
freedom from MOSCO\\ Jor .. e\-reral days. Then fresh and well
eqwpped troops from RuSSla moved m to put down the
mtemaJ cnses .. "1thm se\~ da'\: almost all traces oi ..
large-...'Cflle .resiStance had been w1ped out Hov. ev-er. De\1> s
reports are still commg m about pockets of Hungarian tree
dam :fighters. still holding out, ref\t. mg to fnll !or the false
pledges made by the puppet go\·emme.nt..
\\"hat does all this mean to Lewas nnd Clark, w·hicll lS
thousnnds of miles awa) from the fighting .. 'Vhat can \'."e
at LC do to help these people regrun the1r freedom or o
help the countless refugees pourm~ mto • ustn !
LC has made \«ulable a full-twt1on scholarship to one
f the refugt.~ The newl) organiZed frntenuty PJu Beta
Cb1. conducted a meetlDg for Oregon colleges last week at
\~hich 50 delegates attended. The conf rees decided to con
duct a campus drh-e. LC's '\\ill be headed by "rill Bone and CONT~UINC THE RESEARCH on com,pus idenittal twins, :the PIONEER LOG is happy so "'po:t .lha.t
ihe:"P lS yet one :nor u-1 cf "'doubl tnku•-!wo friendly sco•n (L )
MORE ABOUT
Barb:ira Essmnn. wtth Hal .. . .. LESSER • .t'SSCZ
Ladies Make Tea
Within Pink Walls
The kettl u; o! en "'pu• to The JUnior cla..c::s has started collecting clothes for the
rclugees. Collection boxes v.ill be posted in each donn and
at the gym lobby. The nrt of ch tmg on college or ~c;ors will do '\\on
Jwt cut o.U the centEr r
dteltc.nar") out and tnscrt th~:
t t book boU" th dn~ m the newl •
tes~ tu h llre lucb n
lost with the Urnes..
This J:S a field thnl ha been LC should be conOern.ed with these e\·e.nts The people
\\ ho parue~pnted m the fighting were students They will
be the ones to suffer, DO\\ that OSC:O\\" is b3c:k in control
It lS up to the college students of the Umted States and the lll\'uded bJ mno mnteurs
free \\ crld to show the world thnt \\'l? are backing the Hun- that the prof
ganans by a.idmg those who fled to freedom. 'Ve can also Slonnls should
help those still trapped bac of th 1ron curtain by writin~ ~~~.-t' orgurure n.n.d let
and urging our representati es m Congress to put pressure profs kno~ Lh
the &mateur meth-on RuSSlans through the United Nations .and to gh·e ods to keep the
the Hung-arians back their country. honor and stnct requtrements of
7i lOUt People -:-::::·most widely moth.
One very interesting feature about LC 15 the contmued od.s us~ among cheats. is .the
cry about the school not being social ••nus 15 3 school w1th--no:es on lhe nolebook- siluD·
out enough dances,., scream transfer students and freshmen tiOn. This 1S DQt onlr too time consuming. bw makes i:t hard
from l.mge high schools to ~ad when in the •zollg trpe
Perhaps there !S a ~ base for these charges, but paruci- of lighl. Here 1.be whole n o 1 •
pation m the e1.-:ents and meetings now on the IJC schedule prob!em c:a!l be soh•l'<l by simplr
are '--el1. poorly attended. At the last senior class meehng placing the asiguod t xt ow in 1he open Uld looldog up 1ho
a.nly 21 members attended. This figure may seem low but an s we r 4• Upon qv.estionillg .
1t is the highest attendance of the year. whkb almos.t nn r comes bo·
fore and more dances are mO\~g oH campus at LC be-caUM :the pro! is meking up
cause of poor attendance. By the move they are attaining a qu.ntians for 1ha oext class, :rou
o;imply tell him, •J'Ou mea.n this class "B" rating and do not have to mamtain a certain num-isn't an opeD book .test?•
ber each year. There are over 50 o:r:ga:nizations of one kind
or another on this campus. That means if the student bodv
were equally dh;ded. each organization would have 20 or
more members.
A good shtrning at the class meetings scheduled for next
week would COilSlderably boost the cause for more social -Also along :.he book type of
cheat lS the c:uta\\"U} method
This type of chentmg JS highly
sua:essful when the pro! allov.-s
"'"'0\: to bring a clirti~ tnto
'"' •.est Here. qwt'k \\:Ork ~ 1th Th clasns that fmbid books
m class aro a rN.l challcng tbe1
call far monr a.d'r.ll1::ed plnnmng.
1)•~ up a 5h of noii!S and
bdo:c school starls. sneak illto
:thQ clJlss :room and tack them up
nex:t 1o your choir on the bulle
tin board.
When Sittmg m the center o:f
clnss lhJS method pro~i:S UDpos
Slble. unless }"'011 an afford a
pmr of teJephoto glasses. Here. a
specal tie \\'lth notes wo~e.n 1n
the des~gn rnn be used to great
nd\"antage
Of course, one of the older but
more reliabl me.thods ts to cut
your hand. T-ake out a band-aid,
~htch J.S CO\ ered with notesp nnd
tape up your band. Girls c:nn
pamt notes on thetr fmgc.rnails
'"1th mdcltble ink and then
paint O\~ \\"lth .red food c:olor
m Vlh n needmg some notes
n1l thnl as necessary is to lick
off th 1.ood coloring
'lost of thts cheating lS hard
~k and the best pro\·en melh·
od 1S to study the lesson before
commg to take llie test and
upon ccmpletJon tudents will
find ll'" JXmcd Worn n's Focult) loun ~
on the ftrst no r of Alban.) quad
rangle For the {ll"St tim m tb
histoey of the college. th '"om
en on the !neult)· nd stnH tw~
a place all to the.mseh·es. and th
credit Cor it ,goes to them.
Spearheaded br the Women s
Interest commttt<.>e on cnmpw
under the chatnnnnslup of Mn.
Ruth Dmsmorc, plans for ~
loung lUI\· been long fostered
nnd ~ere rc Hzed when the d·
dttion of Evans tush: buDd1ng
freed 1onncr prac:ticc rooms.
N'ow the :room thnt v:as once
Robert Stollzc's pUlno stud10 and
more reeenU} the scene of VOY ..
AGEUR Pldure-taking, has been
rednnf! with pale pink 9.-nUs. a
WTought-rron coat tree and maga
zines m n b ket to be lool:ed
o,-e.r \\bile :rclnxmg on one of ~
couches or etlS)' ch.Dlrs.
e ents. Until those e\·ents now being held are fulh· sup-
par~ no additional acth;ties am take place The !act that the room is a
room for ladies 1S (!l.idcnt by the
"'femmue touche.! .. The is
piCture-adorned. one of the :floor
lnmps hns a pink lam,P3hnde wJth
a brass planter attadled. and a
:floor cupboard holds instant oof.
! and tea while supportmg
neu· hotplnt.e. A "'ptggy bank"'
stands nearbJO to recet\: e rudrel
nnd d1me donnllans to be used
m replenislun th supplies.
Drafs Chuckle Over Test Answers c~rt31DS arc comms soon. said
.Jom on Led LC, 'Top
LewJS nnd Clark has been led to another \"lctory but this
time 1t l5 no:. on the sports f1eld 'Coa"ch" Tomm) Thompson
bSlded the colleges and univen:aties group 1n be 1957 Umted
Fund campa1gn.
The Thompsan-led group attained 105.2 per cent of their
goal and when doing so raised more money than in anv pre
\'lOUS campalE!tl. Cax rol Brissenden. go\"ernment and educa
tion dJ"isian chauman for the 195i drh·e reveals hat LC
h the best record for the group Hats ofi to "coach"
Thamoson for the outstand effort
o erne sale
~"!Ill~ " hom
~- cla:~ mEmbes for th COUNCIL MOVES DANCE
The ASLC cou nril has aptnOT~
:c:10'ring th Snowball fcr.mal from
1hr vbool grm 10 the ballroom a1
on the Pyihlan buildnlg. The dance _,.._
t)e."l
Wi'im:ten 00
a• th will ell be free dmjuio::t fo all
adiTi1T card holdrrs.
·...,.,.,--2.5 S C M.r&, Dmsm re and the ludi s ludenls Try lassroom Q ips ~ thinkmg o1 'room ~ann· in • ns they ~"'OUld lt to sho ..
Students chucltle O\ier quips rh mt d\oeated pouring wmc thetr appreoabon to the matr'·
b) prof S!ars such ns the one bv mto glasses. but th.a• it mennt. nance staff for ils help in fur-
Or .Ar'..hur Throckmorton. ... Pu:...::t~th::c:....:kl!:d~to~bed~ :_' .. ____ ~n~·~sb~i~n:£._~th~ei:;r~·re~lnx~t~n£~ _r~o~.o~m.~·:_
te JU-o! r of b..istory \\ ho
h nded oul an Ji asggnment
du the next da nnd rd
P lim! t y urself to 1500
words.."' Here is thez.r chn~ to
read some o! thclr own expres-
Prob•bruon o1 mantal lU3-
ons among close rclativ 15.
stuoenu of o c 1 o l o g y learn.
mown ~cest taboo. On a
u::...• ashng for cle:finiuon of
terns. Dr Cloyd G~-tafson. pro·
f SOC",jo!o re<:eh ed l -
dent d !mmon 1
boo hcb dt
m€:ln the worship of inSectS
t"I"ed animals
Dr Gustafson cites th x-
mn ·la!:s.t."S m ord
portan of cot'
nt liTTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Bibler
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PlONEEH LOG
ll.litlt S.'Up 1tJ. "il:t All-College Dance .l-! W,.. ames J(im Tousley
Greek Organizations I Trodse Plans As November Girl. of Month
Gain New Members ., h n
nt nm n \\ rant r>tn.:
nt Conn lnt tJo hcld b 1.h r ulc,
G nun nnd D I Pht Ca
mng. \\btl Th • K p
......... ll n n \\• m mbi: W :'dn
o..r;"'"""''l bdorc nw.~.
N \\: Alphn Ci unm re MJl n ) Bat
l)Qnn H0pC1 ld A D nBt t
&wdrn M 'ben') , D'ian D ii.uu,
Luther. Jan D Jan Earlrr.o:
K :R hck C ro ,,,_,,n Good rhli.m
0 lphl's now mcmb<>rs l1:r1) Su Eridtsoa. Do.-othea Groon, Nancy
H Jane Holmes. Ray Kwc:hicson. Sandi~ Xilt.m No:ma KcstJL
Shirley Lynch. Phyllis 0.-crm•n. Mary Zoe Petrik. Ada PlKkelt.
Juw Roys.:te.r ll nd Sh ZHU Thompson.
SporUn n Th tn ptru Doroth Elmo Barb.u-a J~-
K Ue.r Lou oth d B " r <hi=ood J •
R «nt" marrted an WaJb.burg Was.hUlgton en: Jan J
.x 5 d Ten') R L Whde on mp J n t was t -)ear rf::3.1·
dent of St wart boll.
Po...Uand th Ettnc oi th Saturd Y mo."TUng eddin of IL"')
Let' Jon of Oregon Clt) to B t1r) Kilmer 57 Best IIl3Il w a-
Pioneer Conn1~ Kilmer, tvt tn broth r of the ~ d ush nn
H nWs Knppa Pha Alpha brotll!'r Ron Marshull
A letter from m on~· umt!d out to be tt r buut
p..nmng to ~lSSlOOUl') hen Sue Stodteck ;o d Delph&
hg-pmnmg to Bob H mhn or Whnman Sh s now " ::.:mn ub
nd nd h b::md
m rrmat n
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Segrega ion Topic
Of Kiononia Meet
F th!:r L« 0 S:,•o: ~ btl r-
P p Ep 1 ChuH"h un .. Dd-
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KIM TOUSLEY
Beco~ 'Month" Carl A pen drawing by Ken Holloway. •s7. was sb.ow:t aJ the Portl11nd p 1Ai 1 .r tun: 1 ,
An musoum as part o1 the Oregon Annual Prints and Dr wizlq, ex· n:ll ann ud ho U Kim \~ m •Wm t.a 1 Len
hlbition. Ken is planning u campus presen.t.ation of some of his ...,.s.._ .... _ nit" •~ 0 r ~u • u.. d lh "-ed to nearb
we:k. t 1 m._ T ~ where b w 1h ed
Ten g~rls W"e nt: ;d ;d to h ~mber 31 from to 9 co:n})(:rr 4 A ..nt.ent.auona • • rtnc:e. In \h t Os-Kun ~ copy
PIONEER LOG mtml)U'
and ASLC public .. ~"""·
ll'f • Tnf1l:: f '!be
y Am.le~Ur. p
,....., )Oum:Jli!m boz:am;a
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m:~} tnsks • AI: edti• i.ni Ute
PlO reER CL'ID£ ......... ,
lory D
ahead of her eh.lptl conamlt-
lec chahm3n.
Hitchcoc Slates a
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p.m_ for the annual • vt Year E p:lr':-< t Burnu hospJ ' m peoaa W1::~lc<ltmt:<£ 0 ntar:r school K•m d
Y cou.,;cr spo-nsored bJO th local Red Cross chapter Volunteer crcrup no lhe pcwbcrn of c: pres;.~d L -------------:.
h pis nls;o needed t th Portland JunJor Red Cross h adq nos of Ev·a m 1"us lh beginning of her
throu h the Chri5tlrul son. Anyone inta-ested m these act&. Lies hf an lh pub c: eye
u au d to ronUlet Su Schuerman through CJmp box :159 or a\
CH 4-8789 nftcr 6 p.m. OAHPER s~ II. H r lim tu,gn school year was
Dr: Reinhard Pauly dJ.scusscd nnd presented some of lhc Wl~Ub· JLafeS '.teet· spent nt Lincoln m Portland. but
..,__,...ed work o1 Mu:hncl H dn at siher lea gJ\61 by Mu Phi Nine from LC to AJiend for th bst three she ttendcd
Epsl}on patronesses ~~ nftemoon Proce-eds of the t are th n "'lY rol't'.pl tt.">d Lake Os-
to be used for musk scholars.hips. E•ght omen PE m3,lars and ~·roo high .schoot Tht!re h r oc-
Tho Facul.r, Women's clu.b will hold its Doccrm.be: mea:tcg a1 M Glona Huu·hans. h~>iillh and UviU mcluded p::esident of Tri-
Z:30 p.m. Friday. Docombe: 7. in Platt bali z.tn. Amr Holman will physical educ:uuan truc:tor. Hs-Y. cd.at.or af the school """"'~
tcU a Christmas 51my and Mus Gra.ce Spaehi will hue some band· ruwc been ma mg plnns far the ~per .honor soaety. s:ca:etney
work from the Near EILSl for Ale. 1 o! .... n-"-of Inter-dub c:ouncil and mem-a:nnua m bog •ue vn:·gO!l .n$· ber of the 5'\"Dn te:tm. Dr. Chesler C Fmbu~ will be in eborge of man)· anan ements jSOO:aUan for Hcplth. Pnystcal
fnr lhrce-daJ edueat1on conference at the Multnomah hGt.e:l thlS Educ:al on Md Ret:n.~tJ.on to ~ Her b•gh school su.mmers in
weekend. He has arranged for lhe LC choU-to smg ot the bnnquet.. held at ~ Dalles .flom Novem- eluded pia~ m lor the Oswego
The next regult.J.r !ru:ulty meeting v.,1I be held Tuesday 10 th ba-30 through Deeember 1 Mcrmmds softbnll t.eam. lWlee
cafeterl · Ros room. nccon:hng to Dean Hov.-ard. This u the flf'St um_ t~ ron-stale clu!mphms and t ;icc nm-
Th~ Enqlish dub will meet Sunda7 at 7:30 p.m. to discuss Henry ferenCt' \\ 1l be open to studf'Dt.s. ncr-ups. Kun rns also m a
James' -:rwn o! lho Scntw• and stw:hcu: manuscripts. The ~ .:.:.::...::.:.:.::. ...:.;,.;::...:.:.. ~.:.;_ --..::...;__ __ .:.:.;:_;;;~-_;;;;;--------
will be bald &1 the home of Ken:vlh Johnson, 3S'lS S.E.. CtyLtal
Spnngs Blvd.
A June w·edd.ang lS plnnned for Elynar FErtig ~i. and It Zus-
man. 52. SJgma Alpha S1gma.
W D Hardy Au trnhan Go..=e.rnznent Labor commxSSloner. "'ill
speak on Austrnltan cconom~ at 7 p m Mondny on Ute ~nd floo:
a! the Chamber ot Commerce buildm.g. S W. Sth and Tuylor He
hem two colored films Students and faculty membei ar£ m-
tL.~ to ttend thu m ling bs Dr. Hennnnn Stemhardt.. he d oi the
nomtc:s d partmcnt.
Five Colleges Discuss
Voluniarv Manpower
A '\\ JP on th problems
'd€~ lop~ 'olunlllr)' manpo\\-
1Dr colleg uppor& \\'"lll be held
on ccunpus Snlurd ) and Sunday
mommg w.; th It\ c coUc ~
U ~tin P ul D \les. ii pro! •
~tal consul nt from Los An·
gilis, lS ccmtributing h rux
der o£ the workshop STICKERS REQUIRED
Begmmng Monday mbcr
3. nll parkmg uclc
pennane:ntl) ttacht..>d
Mndsht d. Qare th
not aUlic:bed ill be ' n Uclt
Harold N• !son. sauor trr.ff: c
commls.J oner. that nll be -
t:ts must be paid be!OI'C' the d
of the term or th tud t ll
not recen'l' his grades.
An LC Favorite
at the Old
Pizza House
FEATURING ITAIJAN CUISINE
A COMPLETE MENU
• Pina o Homemade Ra'rioli
• Veal Sallopin.c • La Sao-~ lmbouui
• Chicken CacaRtore • Spaghetti
R enration., for &uUJllCl~ arul Parti
3605 S.W. Barbur Boulevard CA 7·92GS
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H -rs: l -~ Clcsad SJt! THE PIONEER LOG
tarters or ction
OUR VETERANS YliLL make up the P1onecn· fast five when the-y open a w&ekend stand agamsi
orthwcst Nu~ cr toni9ht. The-coursm.en mtoe.t Podland Stale here next Tue-sday night. L.t..Jt lo
ngh.t: guard J~ Bou.tm. forward Don Ward. cenJc Loren Micbelun. forward Cliff Shelton and guard
Dunno Brady. (Fleischman)
Season Ends
~On Sour Note
In case an) one doesn,l
know at. Linfield is the 1955
Northwest conference cham-
Ion. The W1ldcats moved
mto the top spot two weeks
ago when lowly Pacific rose
up to sm1te the pompous
Pioneers 18-6 Last week LC
suffered further humiliation
at the hands of Hawaii,
"'5-6.
~oa~ co~xsz~~
rue AU. S'.r A.Jn)Dr'OS
w:x. T Pet. Pr t).A
Lhtftali3 3 1 1 .?00 &I 5S
x.--:b C1A:rk 3 .. 0 .1100 101 71S • Wil1.amtlt1.c .11 l :: .GOO n 54
'\Vl;ttm•c :1 2 1 .500 8fj 4.9
CoL of raallo ~ 3 0 .100 93 Tt ..
:t"Gdnc I • 0 ..200 46 :u.
Pacfu~ unl asbed a methodJ
cal mgle l\"UlJ; nttnck to anru
h te the Hustonmen Jtm John
son threu 22-yard sconng pass
lo Earl Engebretson Just before
half un to equaltzc aD earlier
touchdown b} the Badgers
Duane &ker
After the mtermt ton iL \\as
all Padttc. ThCll' murderous llne
la~ opened h e holes for hnrd
chnrgmg badcs to run through
nnd Vmce Hemnch ad
ded TD lo cmch tho-.tr second
consccutn c upset \\-m o\•er LC.
Dr Paul Stagg. Pacif1c's vet
eran coach ~ho was hung m ef
fJg tv. o \\cclts before. guided his
charg :fnlm the stadium roof
ffild dld qu1te a Job.
The experts \\ilo made the
P oneers three lO f o u r touch
down underdogs to Ha~-au sure
r ro" cd to be optunJStic as the
gridd bowed b) !lX TDs.
The l.i htnm~ !nst Rnmbo\I."S
usuall:y went all the wny in one
plllJ Th y ~plo1tcd the mtse.r
nble LC pass defense to the tunc
ot four touchdo~ ns. Passes o!
2 23 40 ond Bi )-.mis went the
d t.ance
Wh n they \\ cre.n't sconng on
1 the Jft Ha \,\ au.ans
" C't'c racm through the (Pod
footed invader&. An 85-yard
l ackofl mum and punt r u n-
ck of 7 4 r.snts accounted for
two more tnllies A sv.: eep of
only rds chalked up the
last X
Gene Fhpplll scored on a flve
' d burst for L.ewu and Clark. P/()NEER
By JIM McFARLAND
Log Sporn Editor
A cusual obsen er \\auld look nt Le\\ xs nnd Clark' 7-3 record
nd probabb conclud that the 1956 s ason was n successful one.
Actuall!o 1t " \en o.oappomung Afte.r rnck'lng up uc strusht
\ 1cton th gnddc:rs collapsed ond lost three of
Lhe1r lnst four games. They kicked a\\ y an :un
dl puted conference cllamptOnship.
The rcHuon .for ibis sudden demise? Who
knows? O:lly a second guesser would attempt
so analy:c this failure. Hue g~s.
Th PIOneers were r. &rossly over.rnted !oo'bnll
t" m even after they had \,.on 1 • m a ro\\ They
'" rc luc.k) to l Linfield and barel ~ 'lped
dl.SBStcr at Ch1co State. They se mcd ..lo reach
GENE FLIPPIN lhe1r peak \\ llh thc'lr grent vtctor,> oo,: er Colt ge
of Idnbo The,; defe led Willamette the foUO\\"lng week. 21-0, tn
a gam much closer t.hnn the s-core tndicated. then squeaked by
Ch1co a1m hom nnd hut out n \"CC'} weak Whitworth elC\'e.Jl. 19-0.
ThE' bubble :finnll) \\85 popped n week later by Whatman
Several of lhc outstandinq senior s.ta:n failed lo rMch the
beigh:ts illey a.Hainod u juniors and eTCn .sopbomor~ The line
wu accomplishc!d a.1 ripping huge hole$ opeu on oHense but
cculdn"l plug the sam gaps defensiftlT. The loss of two our-
5Ulnding guards. DC!an Soul:> and Eddie PhD.lips. hwt much more
than anyone cxpeded. The ta.ck.J• were manned by experienced
lettermen. yel were far from impenctra.bla all year. Tbe end
plliy wu :the best it hns been in yean bul thR center of tho line
Jook punashment, loo.
J1m Johnson as the fin t qunrtcrbnek m the conferem:e. He wns
sup rb m \!\'C!l1 gam Bnrl Engebretson never re:tll) reguaned the
.runrung form he flnshc-d as a sophomore, 3' et he as still an nll-con
!erencc perfonner in m> book. Just try and find nnolher fullback
~n the leagu who can block, tackle nnd sUll run wath the ball os
the horse" does Gene Fl1ppm was great of!ensn e halfbnc.k un
matched 1n pant and detennannuon But the defensn e secondary
Just couldn't seem to cope \\'1th a passmg attack
Heze is nnoth.or rub, LC seems to ha•e left the foot out of
football. The punting avrragc before 1be Hawaii game was aJ
the phenorDon.a.l figuro of 26 yards per irick. Phenomenal in
1he f&d tb•r it wouldn't do justice to e. good high lcllool team.
TbtS IS probabl)' the most unportnnt pomt of all The P1ot.ee.rs
don•t eem to be oble to get "up" for many games. The) huvc a
habat of pln) 1ng the ~;ames (and wmn.mg them, naturally) bdore
Saturday rolls around It J.S somi:tunes blamed on the expressaon
"'senlonus nnd rna) be that what w·as wrong This year's tenm
forgot th costl) lesson Pacific gave them last season and the Bad
gers happll) repeated th procedure (onl)• m a much mor~ convmc
mg manner) thJ.S )ear U:t's hope that next gr1d eason the tenm
w 1U pln} e-.: ry gnme w1th 1ts eyes open ond renlu:e lhnL at 1sn't
gcod nough to O\ crlook any opponent ln the Northwest confcrenc:e
One thing is for IS~. Tho l957 uru.ad will not have lO worry
ahouJ tho favorite's &ag wiJ.h Willamd1e and Linfield around.
Ken· Barber hop
THREE BARBERS TO SERVE YOU
·•Jt Pay~ to l .. ook W elr·
8439 • . Terwilliger Friday. No••nllMr 30, 1956
L Basketball Team
pens eason Tonight
BY JIM McFARLA ND
Basketball season b here. Lcwas and Clu1·k plays host to
Northwest Nazarene tonight at 8:15. The snmc teams will
squor\! off in the Gr~am high gym lomorrow evening at 8.
The Nazarenes were slightly more than sensationAl last
season as they compiled a 20-8 record against top flight
competition Se\ eral of their victims were members of the
Thu~nnails
JOE BOUTIN-Gunrd. 6. :72-
Second string, oll·confcrcnce last
year lflgb corer for LC lnsl
year. Good ~hot and t"rriftc l"Om
pctitor -Three-year letterman.
DUANE BRADY-Guard, G. 172
-Honornble mention nU-confer
enc • Good long nnd JUmp shot
ond \~rv good driver. Capta.m lost
year
LOREN MICHELSEl'l-Center ,
6-6, 218-Honorablc menllon DU
con!eronc ~ Outstondmg deiensl\'e
plnycr :md good ball handler .
Shooting much improved sine~
last yeor. This as Loren's Courth
year on the varsity squad.
CLIFF SHELTO~ -For.\ nrd,
6-1. 191-A sophomore who broke
mto the stnrung hncup lost yeru·.
\' ry smooth nnd aggressh ·c bnll
pin) r. Should h ve n ~at s o
,;on
DON WARD-Forvmrd. 6-5, 183
-Good. rugged rcbounder grent
around the boards. Mtgbt be the
leagues rent surpriSe offensively.
ROGER FLECK-Forward, 6-5,
185-Fl"('Shman from Grant &">C
ond strtng nU-caty center Good
ball handler and ~·rellent seorer
Neais c rperlence..
JOE JOHNSO "-Gunrd. 6 165
-Tronsfer from Clark JC \\here
he ~as t:am cnptam nnd tlUt
t. ndmg athlete Good shot nnd
fHle ball handler whu is ~n the
th1ck of the guard pacture.
MA.X GERLT-Cenler, 6·6¥.:.
202-Fres.hman from G~ham
who has a lot of dcstre and coor
dmat1on Young and me:xperl-
net:d but good shot
Volleyballs Zoom
In Mural Leagues
Lambda knocked off Lhe Pole
ltittcns to open the mens mtrn
murol volley boll senson last Tues
dm•
Paced by two giant front-hne
men. Don Word :md Loren Mtch
elsen, the frat club eked out 3 16-
14 wm m the fil'St game. The
Polckattcns held the upper hand
untll Lambda began usmg the
plkmc abilit) of the.ir behemoths
to tum the t1de .
Th second came wns dCtmtn
atcd by tht! Lambdas and they
won gomg away at 15-9. Tht! Pole·
k1llens w11l move into the conso.
In tlon brocket of the double elim
mntion lOurnament. . .. .
Stewart women wm ha\·e to
wolk softly past Akm Hall m ob
rervance oC lhe1r 33-i defeal No
\•t:;mber 2i in the women's volley
ball 1ntrnmurnls. High scorer for
the game \\:as sophomore .Mary
Lou Hunter with n total .:lf 10
pomts ror the undefeated Akm
atL'S.
The Theta Kappa-Alphn Gam
ma gnme went as a forfo..:n to
Thct.as due to nn kncomplet.c AG
t nm. Scores to be sc tUed on De
comb r -1. the lnsl day of play,
wlll be Akin \'S Alpha Gnmma
nnd Delto Ph1 Gammo \'S lndc.
p nd nt
Thursday's Results
SHOCKERS OVER ALPHA
KAPPA OVER DELTS
~U Itt' 11111; ,m I i UoriiJir.II•I·"!Jllll!lllilli•l~IU'' IJIIII.flllli; UnlH~!Iilll!t:l Northwest confe.rcnc • Eight let.
lcrmen ore returning this sensot
mcludmg 3 stnr fnmaliar to Pll}.
atinanns. He is Dave G11rdner . ' who performed so spcctncularlr
In LC spangles os a freshman
two years ngo
Coach Eldon Fix will floor a
,·ctcrnn team tonighL Four of
the tartmg f1vc wlll be
ing then· fourth varsity scnson.
Dunne Brody, Loren MlchclsCJ\
Joe Boutan ond :Oon Ward n~
sc.n1ors ~ ho s.-.w thctr farst ac
tion ns freshmen. CllfC Shelton,
sparkhng sophomore.
round oul the lwc.
F.aJl, Experienced Guud Duo
Brndy and Bouhn form .., top
notch guard combm. lion. Th\!;r
are both fast. clc\·er ball han.
dlcrs nnd good play makers.
Brody has ntdnr accuracy with
long ho\., itzcrs and jump shots.
Bouttn hkcs to drl\'c nnd as
potent mstdc shooter
Sue-Coot.. suc-mch
wlll hold dowu the
pt\'Ol post for the Pioneers. This
g1ant. from Htllsboro w1U be th~
real key to success for the Ftx·
men He w1U have to come
through lhas year tf LC is go111g
to be a contender for the talle
laurels
\'lard nnd S h e I L o n will
tnbbed for the forward duties.
Wnrd, 6-5, J.S n st.rong rebounder
nnd deadly ,;bot. However, the
lonko~ senior ltkcs 1t rough nnd
excessive foulmg hns hurt hi.c of·
Ic.nsJve potent1nl an the pasL She!.
ton. 8-1. promises to one of LC's
all-time stars. Ht; hos amazllll
aetht~ nnd a fmc vunety of !hou.
Outstanding Guard PresenL
Joe Johnson nod Roger Fl
rc two top!hghl reserves.
on IS a Junaor trnnsler
'lark JC where he gamed ath-
lele of the year honors last sea
son The 6-1 cunni IS n clever
floor mon '~ ath lots of
and \\ill be pressang Boutm une
Brody for a stnrtang b rth Fled
lS n 6-5 frcshm~..-from G ra o
lush. He as a smooth
and, \\ ath the nddttion of e.x~'rr
ence and aggressp; eness. w1ll
o real nss~t
The football tcnm " tll
two more names to the rostet.
Sophomores Gene
and Roger Walllam s \\·111 be ,,.,.L
corned mto the ronks of
courtmen. Tankersley iS a
over from last years squad
Willwms was named to the
e1ty tea m whllc nt
high ''Tnnk" will pcrfonn ot
forwnrd slot Willi ms as
gunrd
Boutin, Brt~d) nnd
all nvernged over ten pomts
cnme last yeor. Ward \l.'flS clOISt
behmd wtlh nmc tnll1cs per
nnd compiled the top shoo
avcrogo of any regular at 4!1
The Ptoncern wlll employ Ut.
famllmr fast br"nk. race-han<
orcense " 1th "M1ke'' an the ~111-
glc post They ''ill :use a
to man dcCenst'
Vorslt~ subslttut will
up the JV I.Cam They \\ 111
n prchnunnry game startmg
6·15
Bob Sherk nd Ron
lcs "flJ !;pearhcad the JV
tnck They both starred
freshmen lru;t nson.
Tob Kmg, George Adams,
letterman Gory Corter "all
other boys \\orth watchmg. An
$500
r Cus•
todn •
out !t
barn
Wall
men c
Th~
so ltd
the (,
W'JlJ b
room
n m. c
cons.
D\'tliln
the =sh
Vol. 1
The
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band
pru-lic.i
End
p:1rt o
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t.ional
solos.
fined
The:
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wall I
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for a
collegi
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LC
Chri
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P1one<
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' ' ' NOV 3 U 1956
".A Doll' I lou r ,·• the .. , ... ond .. .. '1 orvnld to celt her own Ute.
pr<ldUcliOn or the Far Acres When Ib. ·n inh OdUCPd this
Thcott c th111 fnll, Is t~chcduled for pi Y on lht• Norwegian slagc, at
T>r>c1 rnbc.r o, 7 ond 8 nt S:OO p.m., Wrul nol rcct•lvcd too wc1l be·
cousu of his rcvo1uttonarv ond
an tho cnmpu theater under tht• " modf'!rn concept o( women's
du-ccllon of Dr. Curolyn Silvor- nghla.
thorne. Olhcra In the cuat Include Or.
Th~ piny, by Hc.:nrlk tb~cn 1.s Rank, plnyt!d by Don Johnson;
u t•rllicul unnly!lltl ol th(' social Mrs. Linden, ploy"d by HoP c
stttlus o! tilt' Norwc~&iun woman Stubb!'l; Nil Krogatol, James Lloyd; Holmer's three young
during tht! lr1Uer hoU ot the nine· children, Roslllind Homnr, Virgin·
ttwnth ctmlury. Jean Wcat plays Ill Hnmu1· und Douglas Humur;
the lnslgnUkont Norp Helmer Ann, the nurse, plnyed by Dec
who, as some crhlcJ hove aald Ann Purson& : Jt:llon. o houJl'·
"wos the first doulc embodl~ maid, played by JuJie Miller,
m~nt or the new woman." and Porter, played by W n y n c
Nora's h us b n n d, Torvald, _T_a_c._k_n_c_r.;.._ ________ _
JEAN WEST. JACK SumJneu , Don JohJUon and
appoor in 1ho "Doll's Houao" starting Thursday. Hopo Stub• wlll
(Lossor.) played by Juck Sumner appears
ot the opening of the play u an
1deol husband. While Non's
smnll domt!Stlc ll!c circle ::around
h~r husbnnd and children.
As the ploy progrcsacs, Nora
ts blnckmuilcd because she baa
forged n signature to .save her
hutcbund's life.
Torvnld bccomft violently an
gry when he learn Nora has cn
dongcrcd hts fulurc und rcputn
tion. Rt•ulizing her husband's
tru~ prm;onollty, Nora leaves Registration
Booklets Out
Prt. rt.•gl trahon begins Mon
day, Oec.cmbl'r 3, ond wlll con
hnuc lhrougb Dccr.mbcr 7. Rcg
b;tratton booklets will bt• uvall
ablc Crom counsdors on Mondav.
The mimcogrnphcd supplcme~
tary shccl should b · consulted
befor~ tilling out the registra
tion cards from the prinh:tl sched
ule booklets. Supplement sheets
may be obttuncd Crorn counselors.
the post office or the n•g1stro.r's
oUicc.
Permisston !or prc-rcglStrntlon
must be obt.alned from the in
sLructor m those courses whach
require spcclll1 authonzaHon.
The books should be returned
no later thnn December 7 nnd
nll students must complete reg
Jstrntaon by Mondny, Jonuory 28.
_v_o_l._X~V_._N_o._l_o. ____ ~~----~P~o=r~tl=a=n=d~·~O~r=o~g~o=n----~~~~~~N~o~v~o~m~~~r~30~·~19~5~6 Anyon~notdorngsnbythntdntc will be considered o tote regis-
BY NATHALl£ ROBINSON 1 J1m L•trson and Ron U\11\Gh•d. It wn d~clded nt the confar
Lt•WI!t und Glurk colll!gt.• hJs Speakers at the conference cnce that colleges should ::et up
mode avnllubll n 1 wo-yem' tui· wen Karlin Cnppl'l'-Johnson, comnutlt't'S in churge o( Hun-
tmn schulorshtp for a Hungnriun president of the Olt•con United
tl•fugcc, p~t•( ruhly of JUnior Notions nssoclutaon, Don a 1 d gannn lclier on the locnl cam-
:;landing, announced Or Morgnn fo'tllibt·e. fmancc chinnon ol the pu!l and thnl uach college would
S, Odell, prdadcnt o! the college. Oregon comm•tlt'<' fol llungar-hold 11 cnmpus nnd commumty
Dr. OdL•ll wi11 l'l.'QU<'Sl the stu-ian relief and M1ss Gladys Lnw-dnvc for money.
dent body to undcrwrito the cost thcr, r~gional secretory for the Delegates nlso diScussed schol·
of board. World Univcrstly Servtcc. orships nnd possible work oppor-
'I'hls is only pnrt of LC's work Followmg dinner in the c:o\. tumtlcs to help Hungartnn stu-
for Hungaraun rchcl. Snturdny, lege cafeteria, Bob Goggm, stu-dents fintsh their cducnlion m
November 24, 11 college confer- dent body pre:ndent or the Unt-thC' u. s
~ m·c was held at Plntl hall un- vca·s~ty of Portland, led the dlS· Oregon hos pledged to take
der the sponsol"Shi p o{ LC and cu~saon. 100 rcCugccs, ond to obtain Jobs
supcrva <'d by Phi Bctn Chi Crn-c nnd homes nlong w1th the mon-
lcrmty. The 50 dclcgulcs lcprc-ollege to Extend cy m•ccssnry lor thclr wcltnre.
Sl'ntcd 19 Oregon colleges. Co- Wall Bone and Barbura Ess-
'cha.irmnn of thl' ('Onfen~lncc wc.rc Polio Shot Dates mon nrc co-chatrmnn of the
K d I T cnmpus fund-rntsmg drive. Any-
lDg om s Now oplc December 1 will be the deud· OIW who Is wltlmg to assist ln
D • Ch 1 S h hne for students who need thair th1s cump111gn should contact ue lD ape peec second polio shots. The second I thl'm
shot should be taken from walh The jumor class is spoMoring
in two to she week!> aflN rc-~ n clothing dri\•c to begin Wed
Cl•ivinR the first polio shot Msdny. Decmnbcr 6. 'T'herc ..., ill The Mustc Hour Thursdny, Dl•·
cembcr 6, at 12:15 run. \\ttl pre
sent an unusunl progrum. Vocal
and mslrumcntul soloists, a
chamber music cnsl•mblc and the
Modncnl smgcra oll will partici
pate m n program entirely de·
\'otcd to music from the Baroque
et-n, thu period whtch culminated
In the works of Bach and HandeL
Smcc for many music lovers
Baroque musac consists of the
works of these two only, thclr
names ,dll be conspicuous by
their absence. Other great com
posers from the late 17th nnd
early 18th century "ill be Ceo
lured.
Works to be heard anclude an
organ prelude, nn arta !rom one
of the earliest Italian op~ras, nn
mstruml'ntnl trio nnd " scene
£a-om an Engla:Jh opern. In keep
my wtth lhl' <:('(lson Janet Drwi!l
ASLC MEETS TUESDAY 'I he Rt•,·erl•ntl Albert F. King
will spcok on "The Kmgdom ls
Now'' ut thl' chapel Sl'rvicc
Thursday, December 6,
Thl' R c v c r c n d Mr. Klm~
worked for 13 years after yt .1du ·
ntion from the Univc&·sity of Nc
ba ru;ka in the wholesal,. food
business. He attended Poci!ic
School of Rctlgton hom 1946 to
1918 und wns ordained in the
Bca\'t•rton Congregational church
10 1048. Students who hove not hod I he boxes on cnmpus Cor stud~mt
any polio shots may .:;till recl.lave contnbuttons nnd alllo n nctgh- Tht weekly m\:l!tllli of the
the fi1·st shot by the college borhood cunvnss, according lo ASLC council wall bo an the Hose
nurse if they have it dont.• be-Don Pinnock, junior class prcsi· room of the cofcu~n Tue!dov,
toru Dcccmbel' 1. They will hove dent All students ore urged to December 1. The -l p.m meeting
to get a second shot from their _h_c...:lp;__l_n_t_h_is...:.p_r_oJ:;. ·c_c_t_. _____ ...;..lS_u...;.p_c_n_to_n_l_l_in_t_c_r_cs_t_Lod __ st_u_d_c_•n_Ls_.
Dr. Geort!l' W. F.nnas, associulc
professor of education, wtll bc
fncully lender. Tht.• choir will
smg "Thou Wilt Kcup Hun in
Pcdect Pcnct.!" bv Lonulnc Hot· •
lowa:y Student director will be
Kuthy On•m.
CHAPEL SPEAKER ILL
Tht
chopPI
Puuly,
SIC. . P• ukt.•t 111 thlt Wtock's
w:•s 01'. Rl•lnhtml G.
ussoctnh~ proft•ssur of mu-
Dr. Pauly spokt• 111 phtcl• ol Dr.
Arthur Robt•rts. profes ;!ll' of re
ligiOn nnd philo ophy ol George
Fux collPgl' 111 Newberg, whll suf
fered n nervous breukdown eor·
her li~IS wct>k, 01. Puuly's speech
was cnlltlcd "The p, ohll•ms ol My
Jt~uropean Study." own physician.
Shots will be gt\'en m the col
lege mflrmory, Stcwarl hall.
from 8:30 a. m. to 3 p.m , Mon·
dny through Frtdny. No appomt-
mcnL is necessary.
Mu Phi Epsilon
Slates Concert
Ph I Mu Epsilon, Deltn chaptt r
of lht.• notionaL musiC' honoror\',
will present ltJ-: nnnuul Wlntt•r
cllnct'r( th1lo Sundnv. Drcl'mb~r
:!, m the chnpcl :tt 3 p.m.
A vaa·icty of vocols nnd instru
montnl nutnbt.!t will ht:~ present·
cd. One orgnn selection ts on the
pt-ogram.
'J'hc Mu Phi ctel'd will bl• sung
bv all of the pnrticlpnnts ns the
highlight ond last number in the
ufl~r noon's ptugrnm. The num
bur wns nrrangl•d by Joan Boker. Council Calls John Clement
To fill Vacated Commission
JOHN CLEMENT
Repl11ce1 Booc:h oa c:ommtasloner John Cleml'nl, JUnior, hn~ been
namt'l.l by the J\SLC to reploce
Jnck Booch ns the student af·
£t1il'S commission~r •
Buoch turned in his t't.'Sit,'Tlation
nt lnst Tucsd:w'll council meet·
ing. llc felt nn tm•rcuslng "luck
of time to do on ndequutc JOb"
Cll'!ncnt wtll Sl'n'~ out thl' lull
term ns rommlssionl•r .
Clement Is n nwmb<'l" or Kappn
Pht Alphn nnd i~ t'Ut rently on
tht! lFC commllt('tl {or fruternlty
pubhcity. He wos n yell kang for
the 1965-56 year.
Clement e ·pressed su& pdsc
und plcnsurc nl his election . "1
hope to hnvc some oullltnndmg
things to prCSl'nt for the student
body," he said The trtalf Includes t~chnl®l
dtrt>ctor, Dr Cllfford E. Homot;
atngc manager, JBm•::s Lloyd;
n tlltonl stngc mnnngcr, Dec
Ann Parsons: building cnrp n
tcr. Miles. nnd sLnHc crew No, 6.
New Fraternity
On Tap at LC,
Wails for Okay
A new !rntcrruty, Phi B!:!lu
Chi, has bf'n organized ond is
nwaiting offlclnl recognltton by
tha admmistr:ation.
Th" new group, brlngsnp, th~
totnl number of frntemttil!!l on
c.1mpus to six, has already start
ed ncllvitics. Its first Cunctlnn
l.s promoting the movement to
give relief lO the 100 Hunsnrlon
refugees who arc comtng to Ore
gon.
The group's purpo -es ore (1)
to further education throuft}l &1
scholarshtp nnd everyday life;
(2) to insplrc the indlvidWil to
greater achievements: (3 )to pro
mote Crotl;!rnol uctivillcs nnd to
pcrpetuatc collP.tt•• loynlly; (4)
t.o develop hlgh sumdords of
ohoroclt?r and (6) to encourage
men lo live and work together
in the spirit or coop~ntion.
Motto of Phi Bcw Ch1 is .. Any·
thing worth domg is worth do
ing \\elL"
Members of the new orgonlz.n
hon ore: Dave Sliker. Don
Krnl7., J1m Larson, Ron Olm·
stead, Bill Rhodes, Dick Wcak
k'Y and Don Wilson.
will smg a "Christtnns Cantata"
Olh~r performers wlll be Tsu
g•ko Och•buchi, organ: Suson
Lathrop, violin; Pat MJies, cello,
nnd Doreen Dunlap, t;oprono. The
program ls under tht.' gcncrol dl·
rection o! Dr. Reinhard Pnul)'.
n~u;tont professor of music. Pro
gram notes are bemg prcp3red
ns n class proJect m Dr. Pauly's
Bnroquc music class.
Akin Girls Dance
In Fantasy Land
Pmk lights and angel hotr ''Ill
cast n spell on the rcs•dcnls oC
Akan hall and thctr dates ns they •
lnttmte the Chrislmns senson nt
the ;annual house dance from !l
p.m. to 12 midnight, 0Pccmbl!r I,
''Christnms FanLnsy" will pro
vide the atmosphere for the
dancers decked in scmt-fonnnl
attire The dorm too, will be
dressed !or the occasion. The hv
mg room wUJ be transformed
wtth colored bghts. the scent of
pme and Jack Frost's ploy will
decorate the wmdows.
Lnne Ely, Junior and cnerol
cha1nnan, plans a brenk for
dancers in Lhe rec.realton room
where Chnslmns cookies and
punch wtll be cunrdcd by chor·
acters from fantosv land w
Odell, Capper-Johnson
Slate Conference Talks
Dr Morg~m S. Odell, 1 n.•sl
dent of the colleg'l, und K~&rltn M
Cappct··John;;on, heud of tht: h1 •
torv deptl!'lmcnt, wtll be speak
CIS at 1 conference on rcngton and
tl hgtous vulues fM college and
unh•t.!rsity racultlcl o{ Or('gon.
Woshlngtou , ldoho nnd Montnnn,
to be held Novemb r 30 to De·
cemb~ 2 at the Wnshlngton hotel.
The!me o! the conf(!rence 1s ''Ed·
ucntion-for What?" PIONEER LOG
reed om
Events m Hungury ha\''C reeentl) caused the henrts of
mnn~ unl\: emty and college Siudents m the worJa to hang
he '· Ior the students of the same ges os those t LC Charcoal Chums Forgotten
wh had the courage to resJSt the.u-Red rulers.
Ahn~-t by thCir effort alone Hunga:cy mana ed to umn
freedom from MOSCO\\ Jor .. e\-reral days. Then fresh and well
eqwpped troops from RuSSla moved m to put down the
mtemaJ cnses .. "1thm se\~ da'\: almost all traces oi ..
large-...'Cflle .resiStance had been w1ped out Hov. ev-er. De\1> s
reports are still commg m about pockets of Hungarian tree
dam :fighters. still holding out, ref\t. mg to fnll !or the false
pledges made by the puppet go\·emme.nt..
\\"hat does all this mean to Lewas nnd Clark, w·hicll lS
thousnnds of miles awa) from the fighting .. 'Vhat can \'."e
at LC do to help these people regrun the1r freedom or o
help the countless refugees pourm~ mto • ustn !
LC has made \«ulable a full-twt1on scholarship to one
f the refugt.~ The newl) organiZed frntenuty PJu Beta
Cb1. conducted a meetlDg for Oregon colleges last week at
\~hich 50 delegates attended. The conf rees decided to con
duct a campus drh-e. LC's '\\ill be headed by "rill Bone and CONT~UINC THE RESEARCH on com,pus idenittal twins, :the PIONEER LOG is happy so "'po:t .lha.t
ihe:"P lS yet one :nor u-1 cf "'doubl tnku•-!wo friendly sco•n (L )
MORE ABOUT
Barb:ira Essmnn. wtth Hal .. . .. LESSER • .t'SSCZ
Ladies Make Tea
Within Pink Walls
The kettl u; o! en "'pu• to The JUnior cla..c::s has started collecting clothes for the
rclugees. Collection boxes v.ill be posted in each donn and
at the gym lobby. The nrt of ch tmg on college or ~c;ors will do '\\on
Jwt cut o.U the centEr r
dteltc.nar") out and tnscrt th~:
t t book boU" th dn~ m the newl •
tes~ tu h llre lucb n
lost with the Urnes..
This J:S a field thnl ha been LC should be conOern.ed with these e\·e.nts The people
\\ ho parue~pnted m the fighting were students They will
be the ones to suffer, DO\\ that OSC:O\\" is b3c:k in control
It lS up to the college students of the Umted States and the lll\'uded bJ mno mnteurs
free \\ crld to show the world thnt \\'l? are backing the Hun- that the prof
ganans by a.idmg those who fled to freedom. 'Ve can also Slonnls should
help those still trapped bac of th 1ron curtain by writin~ ~~~.-t' orgurure n.n.d let
and urging our representati es m Congress to put pressure profs kno~ Lh
the &mateur meth-on RuSSlans through the United Nations .and to gh·e ods to keep the
the Hung-arians back their country. honor and stnct requtrements of
7i lOUt People -:-::::·most widely moth.
One very interesting feature about LC 15 the contmued od.s us~ among cheats. is .the
cry about the school not being social ••nus 15 3 school w1th--no:es on lhe nolebook- siluD·
out enough dances,., scream transfer students and freshmen tiOn. This 1S DQt onlr too time consuming. bw makes i:t hard
from l.mge high schools to ~ad when in the •zollg trpe
Perhaps there !S a ~ base for these charges, but paruci- of lighl. Here 1.be whole n o 1 •
pation m the e1.-:ents and meetings now on the IJC schedule prob!em c:a!l be soh•l'<l by simplr
are '--el1. poorly attended. At the last senior class meehng placing the asiguod t xt ow in 1he open Uld looldog up 1ho
a.nly 21 members attended. This figure may seem low but an s we r 4• Upon qv.estionillg .
1t is the highest attendance of the year. whkb almos.t nn r comes bo·
fore and more dances are mO\~g oH campus at LC be-caUM :the pro! is meking up
cause of poor attendance. By the move they are attaining a qu.ntians for 1ha oext class, :rou
o;imply tell him, •J'Ou mea.n this class "B" rating and do not have to mamtain a certain num-isn't an opeD book .test?•
ber each year. There are over 50 o:r:ga:nizations of one kind
or another on this campus. That means if the student bodv
were equally dh;ded. each organization would have 20 or
more members.
A good shtrning at the class meetings scheduled for next
week would COilSlderably boost the cause for more social -Also along :.he book type of
cheat lS the c:uta\\"U} method
This type of chentmg JS highly
sua:essful when the pro! allov.-s
"'"'0\: to bring a clirti~ tnto
'"' •.est Here. qwt'k \\:Ork ~ 1th Th clasns that fmbid books
m class aro a rN.l challcng tbe1
call far monr a.d'r.ll1::ed plnnmng.
1)•~ up a 5h of noii!S and
bdo:c school starls. sneak illto
:thQ clJlss :room and tack them up
nex:t 1o your choir on the bulle
tin board.
When Sittmg m the center o:f
clnss lhJS method pro~i:S UDpos
Slble. unless }"'011 an afford a
pmr of teJephoto glasses. Here. a
specal tie \\'lth notes wo~e.n 1n
the des~gn rnn be used to great
nd\"antage
Of course, one of the older but
more reliabl me.thods ts to cut
your hand. T-ake out a band-aid,
~htch J.S CO\ ered with notesp nnd
tape up your band. Girls c:nn
pamt notes on thetr fmgc.rnails
'"1th mdcltble ink and then
paint O\~ \\"lth .red food c:olor
m Vlh n needmg some notes
n1l thnl as necessary is to lick
off th 1.ood coloring
'lost of thts cheating lS hard
~k and the best pro\·en melh·
od 1S to study the lesson before
commg to take llie test and
upon ccmpletJon tudents will
find ll'" JXmcd Worn n's Focult) loun ~
on the ftrst no r of Alban.) quad
rangle For the {ll"St tim m tb
histoey of the college. th '"om
en on the !neult)· nd stnH tw~
a place all to the.mseh·es. and th
credit Cor it ,goes to them.
Spearheaded br the Women s
Interest commttt<.>e on cnmpw
under the chatnnnnslup of Mn.
Ruth Dmsmorc, plans for ~
loung lUI\· been long fostered
nnd ~ere rc Hzed when the d·
dttion of Evans tush: buDd1ng
freed 1onncr prac:ticc rooms.
N'ow the :room thnt v:as once
Robert Stollzc's pUlno stud10 and
more reeenU} the scene of VOY ..
AGEUR Pldure-taking, has been
rednnf! with pale pink 9.-nUs. a
WTought-rron coat tree and maga
zines m n b ket to be lool:ed
o,-e.r \\bile :rclnxmg on one of ~
couches or etlS)' ch.Dlrs.
e ents. Until those e\·ents now being held are fulh· sup-
par~ no additional acth;ties am take place The !act that the room is a
room for ladies 1S (!l.idcnt by the
"'femmue touche.! .. The is
piCture-adorned. one of the :floor
lnmps hns a pink lam,P3hnde wJth
a brass planter attadled. and a
:floor cupboard holds instant oof.
! and tea while supportmg
neu· hotplnt.e. A "'ptggy bank"'
stands nearbJO to recet\: e rudrel
nnd d1me donnllans to be used
m replenislun th supplies.
Drafs Chuckle Over Test Answers c~rt31DS arc comms soon. said
.Jom on Led LC, 'Top
LewJS nnd Clark has been led to another \"lctory but this
time 1t l5 no:. on the sports f1eld 'Coa"ch" Tomm) Thompson
bSlded the colleges and univen:aties group 1n be 1957 Umted
Fund campa1gn.
The Thompsan-led group attained 105.2 per cent of their
goal and when doing so raised more money than in anv pre
\'lOUS campalE!tl. Cax rol Brissenden. go\"ernment and educa
tion dJ"isian chauman for the 195i drh·e reveals hat LC
h the best record for the group Hats ofi to "coach"
Thamoson for the outstand effort
o erne sale
~"!Ill~ " hom
~- cla:~ mEmbes for th COUNCIL MOVES DANCE
The ASLC cou nril has aptnOT~
:c:10'ring th Snowball fcr.mal from
1hr vbool grm 10 the ballroom a1
on the Pyihlan buildnlg. The dance _,.._
t)e."l
Wi'im:ten 00
a• th will ell be free dmjuio::t fo all
adiTi1T card holdrrs.
·...,.,.,--2.5 S C M.r&, Dmsm re and the ludi s ludenls Try lassroom Q ips ~ thinkmg o1 'room ~ann· in • ns they ~"'OUld lt to sho ..
Students chucltle O\ier quips rh mt d\oeated pouring wmc thetr appreoabon to the matr'·
b) prof S!ars such ns the one bv mto glasses. but th.a• it mennt. nance staff for ils help in fur-
Or .Ar'..hur Throckmorton. ... Pu:...::t~th::c:....:kl!:d~to~bed~ :_' .. ____ ~n~·~sb~i~n:£._~th~ei:;r~·re~lnx~t~n£~ _r~o~.o~m.~·:_
te JU-o! r of b..istory \\ ho
h nded oul an Ji asggnment
du the next da nnd rd
P lim! t y urself to 1500
words.."' Here is thez.r chn~ to
read some o! thclr own expres-
Prob•bruon o1 mantal lU3-
ons among close rclativ 15.
stuoenu of o c 1 o l o g y learn.
mown ~cest taboo. On a
u::...• ashng for cle:finiuon of
terns. Dr Cloyd G~-tafson. pro·
f SOC",jo!o re<:eh ed l -
dent d !mmon 1
boo hcb dt
m€:ln the worship of inSectS
t"I"ed animals
Dr Gustafson cites th x-
mn ·la!:s.t."S m ord
portan of cot'
nt liTTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Bibler
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PlONEEH LOG
ll.litlt S.'Up 1tJ. "il:t All-College Dance .l-! W,.. ames J(im Tousley
Greek Organizations I Trodse Plans As November Girl. of Month
Gain New Members ., h n
nt nm n \\ rant r>tn.:
nt Conn lnt tJo hcld b 1.h r ulc,
G nun nnd D I Pht Ca
mng. \\btl Th • K p
......... ll n n \\• m mbi: W :'dn
o..r;"'"""''l bdorc nw.~.
N \\: Alphn Ci unm re MJl n ) Bat
l)Qnn H0pC1 ld A D nBt t
&wdrn M 'ben') , D'ian D ii.uu,
Luther. Jan D Jan Earlrr.o:
K :R hck C ro ,,,_,,n Good rhli.m
0 lphl's now mcmb<>rs l1:r1) Su Eridtsoa. Do.-othea Groon, Nancy
H Jane Holmes. Ray Kwc:hicson. Sandi~ Xilt.m No:ma KcstJL
Shirley Lynch. Phyllis 0.-crm•n. Mary Zoe Petrik. Ada PlKkelt.
Juw Roys.:te.r ll nd Sh ZHU Thompson.
SporUn n Th tn ptru Doroth Elmo Barb.u-a J~-
K Ue.r Lou oth d B " r <hi=ood J •
R «nt" marrted an WaJb.burg Was.hUlgton en: Jan J
.x 5 d Ten') R L Whde on mp J n t was t -)ear rf::3.1·
dent of St wart boll.
Po...Uand th Ettnc oi th Saturd Y mo."TUng eddin of IL"')
Let' Jon of Oregon Clt) to B t1r) Kilmer 57 Best IIl3Il w a-
Pioneer Conn1~ Kilmer, tvt tn broth r of the ~ d ush nn
H nWs Knppa Pha Alpha brotll!'r Ron Marshull
A letter from m on~· umt!d out to be tt r buut
p..nmng to ~lSSlOOUl') hen Sue Stodteck ;o d Delph&
hg-pmnmg to Bob H mhn or Whnman Sh s now " ::.:mn ub
nd nd h b::md
m rrmat n
r-"f ,,.~tun ar
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Segrega ion Topic
Of Kiononia Meet
F th!:r L« 0 S:,•o: ~ btl r-
P p Ep 1 ChuH"h un .. Dd-
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KIM TOUSLEY
Beco~ 'Month" Carl A pen drawing by Ken Holloway. •s7. was sb.ow:t aJ the Portl11nd p 1Ai 1 .r tun: 1 ,
An musoum as part o1 the Oregon Annual Prints and Dr wizlq, ex· n:ll ann ud ho U Kim \~ m •Wm t.a 1 Len
hlbition. Ken is planning u campus presen.t.ation of some of his ...,.s.._ .... _ nit" •~ 0 r ~u • u.. d lh "-ed to nearb
we:k. t 1 m._ T ~ where b w 1h ed
Ten g~rls W"e nt: ;d ;d to h ~mber 31 from to 9 co:n})(:rr 4 A ..nt.ent.auona • • rtnc:e. In \h t Os-Kun ~ copy
PIONEER LOG mtml)U'
and ASLC public .. ~"""·
ll'f • Tnf1l:: f '!be
y Am.le~Ur. p
,....., )Oum:Jli!m boz:am;a
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m:~} tnsks • AI: edti• i.ni Ute
PlO reER CL'ID£ ......... ,
lory D
ahead of her eh.lptl conamlt-
lec chahm3n.
Hitchcoc Slates a
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p.m_ for the annual • vt Year E p:lr':-< t Burnu hospJ ' m peoaa W1::~lc<ltmt:<£ 0 ntar:r school K•m d
Y cou.,;cr spo-nsored bJO th local Red Cross chapter Volunteer crcrup no lhe pcwbcrn of c: pres;.~d L -------------:.
h pis nls;o needed t th Portland JunJor Red Cross h adq nos of Ev·a m 1"us lh beginning of her
throu h the Chri5tlrul son. Anyone inta-ested m these act&. Lies hf an lh pub c: eye
u au d to ronUlet Su Schuerman through CJmp box :159 or a\
CH 4-8789 nftcr 6 p.m. OAHPER s~ II. H r lim tu,gn school year was
Dr: Reinhard Pauly dJ.scusscd nnd presented some of lhc Wl~Ub· JLafeS '.teet· spent nt Lincoln m Portland. but
..,__,...ed work o1 Mu:hncl H dn at siher lea gJ\61 by Mu Phi Nine from LC to AJiend for th bst three she ttendcd
Epsl}on patronesses ~~ nftemoon Proce-eds of the t are th n "'lY rol't'.pl tt.">d Lake Os-
to be used for musk scholars.hips. E•ght omen PE m3,lars and ~·roo high .schoot Tht!re h r oc-
Tho Facul.r, Women's clu.b will hold its Doccrm.be: mea:tcg a1 M Glona Huu·hans. h~>iillh and UviU mcluded p::esident of Tri-
Z:30 p.m. Friday. Docombe: 7. in Platt bali z.tn. Amr Holman will physical educ:uuan truc:tor. Hs-Y. cd.at.or af the school """"'~
tcU a Christmas 51my and Mus Gra.ce Spaehi will hue some band· ruwc been ma mg plnns far the ~per .honor soaety. s:ca:etney
work from the Near EILSl for Ale. 1 o! .... n-"-of Inter-dub c:ouncil and mem-a:nnua m bog •ue vn:·gO!l .n$· ber of the 5'\"Dn te:tm. Dr. Chesler C Fmbu~ will be in eborge of man)· anan ements jSOO:aUan for Hcplth. Pnystcal
fnr lhrce-daJ edueat1on conference at the Multnomah hGt.e:l thlS Educ:al on Md Ret:n.~tJ.on to ~ Her b•gh school su.mmers in
weekend. He has arranged for lhe LC choU-to smg ot the bnnquet.. held at ~ Dalles .flom Novem- eluded pia~ m lor the Oswego
The next regult.J.r !ru:ulty meeting v.,1I be held Tuesday 10 th ba-30 through Deeember 1 Mcrmmds softbnll t.eam. lWlee
cafeterl · Ros room. nccon:hng to Dean Hov.-ard. This u the flf'St um_ t~ ron-stale clu!mphms and t ;icc nm-
Th~ Enqlish dub will meet Sunda7 at 7:30 p.m. to discuss Henry ferenCt' \\ 1l be open to studf'Dt.s. ncr-ups. Kun rns also m a
James' -:rwn o! lho Scntw• and stw:hcu: manuscripts. The ~ .:.:.::...::.:.:.::. ...:.;,.;::...:.:.. ~.:.;_ --..::...;__ __ .:.:.;:_;;;~-_;;;;;--------
will be bald &1 the home of Ken:vlh Johnson, 3S'lS S.E.. CtyLtal
Spnngs Blvd.
A June w·edd.ang lS plnnned for Elynar FErtig ~i. and It Zus-
man. 52. SJgma Alpha S1gma.
W D Hardy Au trnhan Go..=e.rnznent Labor commxSSloner. "'ill
speak on Austrnltan cconom~ at 7 p m Mondny on Ute ~nd floo:
a! the Chamber ot Commerce buildm.g. S W. Sth and Tuylor He
hem two colored films Students and faculty membei ar£ m-
tL.~ to ttend thu m ling bs Dr. Hennnnn Stemhardt.. he d oi the
nomtc:s d partmcnt.
Five Colleges Discuss
Voluniarv Manpower
A '\\ JP on th problems
'd€~ lop~ 'olunlllr)' manpo\\-
1Dr colleg uppor& \\'"lll be held
on ccunpus Snlurd ) and Sunday
mommg w.; th It\ c coUc ~
U ~tin P ul D \les. ii pro! •
~tal consul nt from Los An·
gilis, lS ccmtributing h rux
der o£ the workshop STICKERS REQUIRED
Begmmng Monday mbcr
3. nll parkmg uclc
pennane:ntl) ttacht..>d
Mndsht d. Qare th
not aUlic:bed ill be ' n Uclt
Harold N• !son. sauor trr.ff: c
commls.J oner. that nll be -
t:ts must be paid be!OI'C' the d
of the term or th tud t ll
not recen'l' his grades.
An LC Favorite
at the Old
Pizza House
FEATURING ITAIJAN CUISINE
A COMPLETE MENU
• Pina o Homemade Ra'rioli
• Veal Sallopin.c • La Sao-~ lmbouui
• Chicken CacaRtore • Spaghetti
R enration., for &uUJllCl~ arul Parti
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H -rs: l -~ Clcsad SJt! THE PIONEER LOG
tarters or ction
OUR VETERANS YliLL make up the P1onecn· fast five when the-y open a w&ekend stand agamsi
orthwcst Nu~ cr toni9ht. The-coursm.en mtoe.t Podland Stale here next Tue-sday night. L.t..Jt lo
ngh.t: guard J~ Bou.tm. forward Don Ward. cenJc Loren Micbelun. forward Cliff Shelton and guard
Dunno Brady. (Fleischman)
Season Ends
~On Sour Note
In case an) one doesn,l
know at. Linfield is the 1955
Northwest conference cham-
Ion. The W1ldcats moved
mto the top spot two weeks
ago when lowly Pacific rose
up to sm1te the pompous
Pioneers 18-6 Last week LC
suffered further humiliation
at the hands of Hawaii,
"'5-6.
~oa~ co~xsz~~
rue AU. S'.r A.Jn)Dr'OS
w:x. T Pet. Pr t).A
Lhtftali3 3 1 1 .?00 &I 5S
x.--:b C1A:rk 3 .. 0 .1100 101 71S • Wil1.amtlt1.c .11 l :: .GOO n 54
'\Vl;ttm•c :1 2 1 .500 8fj 4.9
CoL of raallo ~ 3 0 .100 93 Tt ..
:t"Gdnc I • 0 ..200 46 :u.
Pacfu~ unl asbed a methodJ
cal mgle l\"UlJ; nttnck to anru
h te the Hustonmen Jtm John
son threu 22-yard sconng pass
lo Earl Engebretson Just before
half un to equaltzc aD earlier
touchdown b} the Badgers
Duane &ker
After the mtermt ton iL \\as
all Padttc. ThCll' murderous llne
la~ opened h e holes for hnrd
chnrgmg badcs to run through
nnd Vmce Hemnch ad
ded TD lo cmch tho-.tr second
consccutn c upset \\-m o\•er LC.
Dr Paul Stagg. Pacif1c's vet
eran coach ~ho was hung m ef
fJg tv. o \\cclts before. guided his
charg :fnlm the stadium roof
ffild dld qu1te a Job.
The experts \\ilo made the
P oneers three lO f o u r touch
down underdogs to Ha~-au sure
r ro" cd to be optunJStic as the
gridd bowed b) !lX TDs.
The l.i htnm~ !nst Rnmbo\I."S
usuall:y went all the wny in one
plllJ Th y ~plo1tcd the mtse.r
nble LC pass defense to the tunc
ot four touchdo~ ns. Passes o!
2 23 40 ond Bi )-.mis went the
d t.ance
Wh n they \\ cre.n't sconng on
1 the Jft Ha \,\ au.ans
" C't'c racm through the (Pod
footed invader&. An 85-yard
l ackofl mum and punt r u n-
ck of 7 4 r.snts accounted for
two more tnllies A sv.: eep of
only rds chalked up the
last X
Gene Fhpplll scored on a flve
' d burst for L.ewu and Clark. P/()NEER
By JIM McFARLAND
Log Sporn Editor
A cusual obsen er \\auld look nt Le\\ xs nnd Clark' 7-3 record
nd probabb conclud that the 1956 s ason was n successful one.
Actuall!o 1t " \en o.oappomung Afte.r rnck'lng up uc strusht
\ 1cton th gnddc:rs collapsed ond lost three of
Lhe1r lnst four games. They kicked a\\ y an :un
dl puted conference cllamptOnship.
The rcHuon .for ibis sudden demise? Who
knows? O:lly a second guesser would attempt
so analy:c this failure. Hue g~s.
Th PIOneers were r. &rossly over.rnted !oo'bnll
t" m even after they had \,.on 1 • m a ro\\ They
'" rc luc.k) to l Linfield and barel ~ 'lped
dl.SBStcr at Ch1co State. They se mcd ..lo reach
GENE FLIPPIN lhe1r peak \\ llh thc'lr grent vtctor,> oo,: er Colt ge
of Idnbo The,; defe led Willamette the foUO\\"lng week. 21-0, tn
a gam much closer t.hnn the s-core tndicated. then squeaked by
Ch1co a1m hom nnd hut out n \"CC'} weak Whitworth elC\'e.Jl. 19-0.
ThE' bubble :finnll) \\85 popped n week later by Whatman
Several of lhc outstandinq senior s.ta:n failed lo rMch the
beigh:ts illey a.Hainod u juniors and eTCn .sopbomor~ The line
wu accomplishc!d a.1 ripping huge hole$ opeu on oHense but
cculdn"l plug the sam gaps defensiftlT. The loss of two our-
5Ulnding guards. DC!an Soul:> and Eddie PhD.lips. hwt much more
than anyone cxpeded. The ta.ck.J• were manned by experienced
lettermen. yel were far from impenctra.bla all year. Tbe end
plliy wu :the best it hns been in yean bul thR center of tho line
Jook punashment, loo.
J1m Johnson as the fin t qunrtcrbnek m the conferem:e. He wns
sup rb m \!\'C!l1 gam Bnrl Engebretson never re:tll) reguaned the
.runrung form he flnshc-d as a sophomore, 3' et he as still an nll-con
!erencc perfonner in m> book. Just try and find nnolher fullback
~n the leagu who can block, tackle nnd sUll run wath the ball os
the horse" does Gene Fl1ppm was great of!ensn e halfbnc.k un
matched 1n pant and detennannuon But the defensn e secondary
Just couldn't seem to cope \\'1th a passmg attack
Heze is nnoth.or rub, LC seems to ha•e left the foot out of
football. The punting avrragc before 1be Hawaii game was aJ
the phenorDon.a.l figuro of 26 yards per irick. Phenomenal in
1he f&d tb•r it wouldn't do justice to e. good high lcllool team.
TbtS IS probabl)' the most unportnnt pomt of all The P1ot.ee.rs
don•t eem to be oble to get "up" for many games. The) huvc a
habat of pln) 1ng the ~;ames (and wmn.mg them, naturally) bdore
Saturday rolls around It J.S somi:tunes blamed on the expressaon
"'senlonus nnd rna) be that what w·as wrong This year's tenm
forgot th costl) lesson Pacific gave them last season and the Bad
gers happll) repeated th procedure (onl)• m a much mor~ convmc
mg manner) thJ.S )ear U:t's hope that next gr1d eason the tenm
w 1U pln} e-.: ry gnme w1th 1ts eyes open ond renlu:e lhnL at 1sn't
gcod nough to O\ crlook any opponent ln the Northwest confcrenc:e
One thing is for IS~. Tho l957 uru.ad will not have lO worry
ahouJ tho favorite's &ag wiJ.h Willamd1e and Linfield around.
Ken· Barber hop
THREE BARBERS TO SERVE YOU
·•Jt Pay~ to l .. ook W elr·
8439 • . Terwilliger Friday. No••nllMr 30, 1956
L Basketball Team
pens eason Tonight
BY JIM McFARLA ND
Basketball season b here. Lcwas and Clu1·k plays host to
Northwest Nazarene tonight at 8:15. The snmc teams will
squor\! off in the Gr~am high gym lomorrow evening at 8.
The Nazarenes were slightly more than sensationAl last
season as they compiled a 20-8 record against top flight
competition Se\ eral of their victims were members of the
Thu~nnails
JOE BOUTIN-Gunrd. 6. :72-
Second string, oll·confcrcnce last
year lflgb corer for LC lnsl
year. Good ~hot and t"rriftc l"Om
pctitor -Three-year letterman.
DUANE BRADY-Guard, G. 172
-Honornble mention nU-confer
enc • Good long nnd JUmp shot
ond \~rv good driver. Capta.m lost
year
LOREN MICHELSEl'l-Center ,
6-6, 218-Honorablc menllon DU
con!eronc ~ Outstondmg deiensl\'e
plnycr :md good ball handler .
Shooting much improved sine~
last yeor. This as Loren's Courth
year on the varsity squad.
CLIFF SHELTO~ -For.\ nrd,
6-1. 191-A sophomore who broke
mto the stnrung hncup lost yeru·.
\' ry smooth nnd aggressh ·c bnll
pin) r. Should h ve n ~at s o
,;on
DON WARD-Forvmrd. 6-5, 183
-Good. rugged rcbounder grent
around the boards. Mtgbt be the
leagues rent surpriSe offensively.
ROGER FLECK-Forward, 6-5,
185-Fl"('Shman from Grant &">C
ond strtng nU-caty center Good
ball handler and ~·rellent seorer
Neais c rperlence..
JOE JOHNSO "-Gunrd. 6 165
-Tronsfer from Clark JC \\here
he ~as t:am cnptam nnd tlUt
t. ndmg athlete Good shot nnd
fHle ball handler whu is ~n the
th1ck of the guard pacture.
MA.X GERLT-Cenler, 6·6¥.:.
202-Fres.hman from G~ham
who has a lot of dcstre and coor
dmat1on Young and me:xperl-
net:d but good shot
Volleyballs Zoom
In Mural Leagues
Lambda knocked off Lhe Pole
ltittcns to open the mens mtrn
murol volley boll senson last Tues
dm•
Paced by two giant front-hne
men. Don Word :md Loren Mtch
elsen, the frat club eked out 3 16-
14 wm m the fil'St game. The
Polckattcns held the upper hand
untll Lambda began usmg the
plkmc abilit) of the.ir behemoths
to tum the t1de .
Th second came wns dCtmtn
atcd by tht! Lambdas and they
won gomg away at 15-9. Tht! Pole·
k1llens w11l move into the conso.
In tlon brocket of the double elim
mntion lOurnament. . .. .
Stewart women wm ha\·e to
wolk softly past Akm Hall m ob
rervance oC lhe1r 33-i defeal No
\•t:;mber 2i in the women's volley
ball 1ntrnmurnls. High scorer for
the game \\:as sophomore .Mary
Lou Hunter with n total .:lf 10
pomts ror the undefeated Akm
atL'S.
The Theta Kappa-Alphn Gam
ma gnme went as a forfo..:n to
Thct.as due to nn kncomplet.c AG
t nm. Scores to be sc tUed on De
comb r -1. the lnsl day of play,
wlll be Akin \'S Alpha Gnmma
nnd Delto Ph1 Gammo \'S lndc.
p nd nt
Thursday's Results
SHOCKERS OVER ALPHA
KAPPA OVER DELTS
~U Itt' 11111; ,m I i UoriiJir.II•I·"!Jllll!lllilli•l~IU'' IJIIII.flllli; UnlH~!Iilll!t:l Northwest confe.rcnc • Eight let.
lcrmen ore returning this sensot
mcludmg 3 stnr fnmaliar to Pll}.
atinanns. He is Dave G11rdner . ' who performed so spcctncularlr
In LC spangles os a freshman
two years ngo
Coach Eldon Fix will floor a
,·ctcrnn team tonighL Four of
the tartmg f1vc wlll be
ing then· fourth varsity scnson.
Dunne Brody, Loren MlchclsCJ\
Joe Boutan ond :Oon Ward n~
sc.n1ors ~ ho s.-.w thctr farst ac
tion ns freshmen. CllfC Shelton,
sparkhng sophomore.
round oul the lwc.
F.aJl, Experienced Guud Duo
Brndy and Bouhn form .., top
notch guard combm. lion. Th\!;r
are both fast. clc\·er ball han.
dlcrs nnd good play makers.
Brody has ntdnr accuracy with
long ho\., itzcrs and jump shots.
Bouttn hkcs to drl\'c nnd as
potent mstdc shooter
Sue-Coot.. suc-mch
wlll hold dowu the
pt\'Ol post for the Pioneers. This
g1ant. from Htllsboro w1U be th~
real key to success for the Ftx·
men He w1U have to come
through lhas year tf LC is go111g
to be a contender for the talle
laurels
\'lard nnd S h e I L o n will
tnbbed for the forward duties.
Wnrd, 6-5, J.S n st.rong rebounder
nnd deadly ,;bot. However, the
lonko~ senior ltkcs 1t rough nnd
excessive foulmg hns hurt hi.c of·
Ic.nsJve potent1nl an the pasL She!.
ton. 8-1. promises to one of LC's
all-time stars. Ht; hos amazllll
aetht~ nnd a fmc vunety of !hou.
Outstanding Guard PresenL
Joe Johnson nod Roger Fl
rc two top!hghl reserves.
on IS a Junaor trnnsler
'lark JC where he gamed ath-
lele of the year honors last sea
son The 6-1 cunni IS n clever
floor mon '~ ath lots of
and \\ill be pressang Boutm une
Brody for a stnrtang b rth Fled
lS n 6-5 frcshm~..-from G ra o
lush. He as a smooth
and, \\ ath the nddttion of e.x~'rr
ence and aggressp; eness. w1ll
o real nss~t
The football tcnm " tll
two more names to the rostet.
Sophomores Gene
and Roger Walllam s \\·111 be ,,.,.L
corned mto the ronks of
courtmen. Tankersley iS a
over from last years squad
Willwms was named to the
e1ty tea m whllc nt
high ''Tnnk" will pcrfonn ot
forwnrd slot Willi ms as
gunrd
Boutin, Brt~d) nnd
all nvernged over ten pomts
cnme last yeor. Ward \l.'flS clOISt
behmd wtlh nmc tnll1cs per
nnd compiled the top shoo
avcrogo of any regular at 4!1
The Ptoncern wlll employ Ut.
famllmr fast br"nk. race-han<
orcense " 1th "M1ke'' an the ~111-
glc post They ''ill :use a
to man dcCenst'
Vorslt~ subslttut will
up the JV I.Cam They \\ 111
n prchnunnry game startmg
6·15
Bob Sherk nd Ron
lcs "flJ !;pearhcad the JV
tnck They both starred
freshmen lru;t nson.
Tob Kmg, George Adams,
letterman Gory Corter "all
other boys \\orth watchmg. An
$500
r Cus•
todn •
out !t
barn
Wall
men c
Th~
so ltd
the (,
W'JlJ b
room
n m. c
cons.
D\'tliln
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t.ional
solos.
fined
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for a
collegi
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