Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 16, Number 6
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1957-10-02
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Portland. Orogen f'ridny. Oetobor 25. 1957
._,....-~~'QT'~ Tense Moment in Opener
1:mi£Ai:'£ Ns EMMA'S autlor as sla~t-.--"'-1 --'.o~m~o-r.:.;r;,..o..;:;w:;, niQht at 8:30 p.m. in Fir Acros the
Brondlo hopoa to av~rt a murder in tho ator.
of "Papa Is All" io bo given tootght and OCT 2 R 1957
//Papa Is All"
Now Showing
'
The ~'"1r Ac1 es thcate1 hgh~
w1ll d1m al 8·:JO p.m. lonaght
for the year's f1rst proouc
twn, ''Papa 1s-All'' by Palter
son Green~ . This It; the 5llC
ond p1•r forma nee of a tht'CC
mght engngcrncnt nnd the
piny wtll hnvt• Its fmol showmg
tomorrow C\'l"lllnll
The• comedy cone rns n Pcnn
sylvnnUI Dutch fomrly whose fa
ther bn.sis tu tyronnlcnl attitude
on thclr reltnJOn. He is ngntnst
modern convcnic.nccs for the
home and refuses to hnv<', among
others, n telephone The mother
hns to us!! nn olrl 1rou cook
stove nnd pump the necessary
wnlt•r supply by hnn~ . ernilies to Comp_ete Chest Drive Due Monday
•uullege Blood Dnve "~571'' The signs asc every- Nntionttl ScholarJhtp Asd Fund
wht>1e, but what do they mt•an? for Negro students. Jake, lhc St>n, as mcchnnlcnlly
nundcd nnd de csdcs to build
somn of these modern applloncc•s,
but he incurs his (ather's wrnth.
Emmn, the daught~r, provokes
pnpn by doling o young survey~.:r
und he USt!S n bull whip tl) In
sure her obedience
1
I hrst blood drive $.2.57 is tht> goal _which the The United Fund is composed
helil from 9 am. to 2 Cnmpus Chest comtruttcc, under or 71 different agencies which
ridny, Nowmber 2 in the
I It will be nnother com
drive w1th Portland
college and Portland um-
rrutcriUly compcution
bnscd on nctunl vints
b.> ncttvc members, in-
members nnd pledges.
og the sprmg blood dr1vc,
were donn~c'd and this
must be met again m
keep the LC blood bnnk the co-chalrmnnship of Jim Lnr-rnngc from cancer re.c:carch to
son and George Rmg, have Sl!t orphanages. With nil of thest!
Cor every student. DRencics combined, there is only
This dr1ve will be held on one money raising cnmpalgn in·
cnmpw next Monday, Tuesday stead or 71 different requests
und Wednesday . Student coun- Cos· donations .
c1l members. the rally squad, The Nntional Scholarship Aid
class officers and !rotermly nnd Fund fnr Negro Students is tess
2<orority president." hnvc nll been wclJ known. This group gives
asked to be solicitors for this finnncinl nid to Nc:>gro colleges
drive.
Campus Chest as the annual tn the South which have virtunl-
chnrity drive on campus. The Jv no endowments and very few
money l'ccuivcd 1s divsdcd be-donot·s. Wsthout this aid, many
tween the Untted Fund ond the of these sc.hools c;'lnnol exist.
A Chip Off the LOG
c aH' ~evcm l factors for lht• LOG and 1ts havt• lo mt•ct the m•w "pay-us-you-go" policy of
todny, but prcdomlnnntly 1l n•Ciccls the tht! business olfscc and did not work so many
or the studl•nts to toke part 1n the activity. hours out or school. J\ ln•·gcr numbt!r or non-Still upset over thb, Papa goc!;
to kill the young rnnn, und un
fortunately makes n miStake,
woundmg another person.
Jcr• y Svendsen, junsor, stars
as Papa Auknmp nnd Sangwnn
Zimmerman, sophomor •, os Mo
rna Aukamp . Others in the cast
arc Bruce Temple, freshman, as
Joke; Mnrionne Gumcs, sopho-
more, as Enuna; Donnn Snrrctt.
freshman, rut Mrs. Yoder, and
Tod Cornell, sophomore, as stutc
trooper Brendle.
The play, which was the basas
lot· the Broadwnv musicnl "Pinin •
~'cnson for the rt'duced size.' IS the small staff. jounwlism stud nts were mt•·n•sted enough to and Foncy," is dt.rcctcd by Dr.
Carolyn Stlve.rthorne. Bru~
Campbell, ~;cnior is her ass1stant
Sue Hcnnmgscn. t•nior ra lhc
busmess manag r. aH~cllors, nsssstanL cdstor. a fcatun• editor work on the.' stnf! nlso.
reporters have bl·cn dome mo!:t of the We cannot, therefore. npologizc for thss small
tssuc oC the LOG, becau~t· it r~l!cct!l on the stu
dent body nnd b cnu~~~ it hur our profcsstonal
pndc. IIPr••r!:clns lrom the first yca1· JOurnalism c.lnss
I\\ tth dcportmPnt news, but the maJor re
ly or tht• paper {AilS to the ed1t0rs WhO
thmr tmlt.: \\ rftinc. copyrcading, proofread
out the pag~s. wrilmg h~adlincs and
1g at the prmters. AJl four hove outside jobs.
are also nttcnding clusscs.) We of the staff would like to consider thss astra-
tcgtc t-ctn;at, since WI! can now meet the news and
tc>chmcal problems instead of struggling with n
larger JSSUP thnt requires more lsmc than we
hliVC. Preference Day Nears
FraJernity preference day i&
Wednesday October ;)0, Men
LOG has ..;omc out so regularly t!Vcry Frs
at ·tud,•nts toke the paper for granted. In
rs of publicaUon, Jt hns failed to appear on
4nliy once• In former ycers the editors did not The permanency or th1s formBl as now enltrcly
up to you, Lhc studm,ts or Ll•wis and Clark. are a!\ked to ~ign up for their
first thre~ proferonces in the
dean of men'1 office between
8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Kuppns Ul'SCrlbl' thch' forlhcom
mg shc>w "Intedud l! in Moods"
1 will bl• prc.scntt'd nt 1 1 n.m.,
Tuesday, Novembea• 19, jn lhl'
E\·ans rnusic: hnll nuditOJ lum.
The show will rombinc music
and vorit>ly in a single show
\\lthout any dtop or the curtain.
"Our show is rather difficult
to explain other than being un
usual," snid Cheri Ann Egbcrs.
program chnirmnn. ••u is o type or show thnt lo our knowledge
has ncve.r been pi1C!lCnlccl on the
cnmpus bciore," she concluded. •
Chapei·Goers to Hear Methodist Minister .N ye
"Whose Fool Arc You"'' chnpl:un
The Rev, Laurent'c E. Nyc,
minister o! the First Mcthodi !lt
church, will ask this question
when he lt'ads the chnpl•l service
nu. t Thursday morning.
A graduate of Ncbrnskn Wcs
l('yon. the Rc\', Nyc had n pus
tornte at the famed Hennepin
Avenue Methodi st church 111 Min
ncnpolis before coming y.•cst. He
has been in Portland some 12
years, ndded Dr. John Anderson, Assistsng the Rev. Nyc in the
S(•rvicc of worsh1p w111 be Dr.
Dnnnld Balmer, nssilltnnl profes
sor or polittcnl scumcc, as !acuity
lender and Jim Kirk. senior, as
student leader.
Dsrcctmg the Chnpd choir in
singing ''At Thy Feet'' by Ed
mundson w1ll be Dori!ne Dunlap,
junior Dr. Lewis Thayer, profes
sm· of chemistry, will be the or
gonist.
Fraternities ....... xten~ Rush
S1 mn Alphn Signw nncl
Lambclu Phi ~<:nsilon r• c~wl·d
thC' "grct'n Ji(th I 1' (rom f n lt•r
!rn\ rnhy Council Wt•dnl'l{duy
1 nsght to declm" an opt'n ru!lh.
The pcr'illl lush rwnod began
Yt'Sl 'ttlny and will run through
Wl.!dnt.•sday. •
Any eligible rnon moy join
the ple,uge clnsscs of these frn
ternJtJcs. 1'ht•re tS no linut to
Ute numhcr or men thnt may
be ncctcptcd.
IFC rC\'t'nled plnns Lo rcvJsc
Its constitu tion conccrnmg
rushmg, An umcndnwnt IIIO\\-ing rirsl scmestct• fr.-.sbmcn to
1 ush but not rt.:CI'iVl' Uwtr pin
until theY ochwved a 2.0 GPA •
wo11ld replace the l'Urrcnt sec-
ond scmPslcr slnnding ruling.
Nindc·cn men huve pl«"dgf!d
1 he cnmpus'!: five social frnl<'r·
nitics, t:'lllbarking on u st. to
t ight w1•ck pledge period. Kap
pa Phi Alplm received tlw lnrg-
csl cluss with dght, Alphn Hho
Omega took six, Ssgrnu Alpha
Sigmn plc•dgcd llu cc, wtnlc
l .• nmhdn Phi Epsslon rmd Sig
ma Phi Epsilon, :the onl) nn· lionnl on cumpus ~nch pledged
onP.
Tho. c plcdgmg 111 c:
Alphu, Dnv<l Dt ewe low, Doug
Ket•lcs·, Gnry Onngc, Ken Sco
vllh', Slt!\'C lluldors uml Don
Miller; Knppa, (i ary Jucob$01\,
Dulc Ruthcrlonl, Jack Whit
fll'ld, Jake V'nn der Vlugt, Don
Rodton, John llnrris, Don Bue
chler and G~.:rnld Coulson;
l..ambdu, K~llh Shrock, Slgrnu,
Uob r:nt:ly, Ki Han and Dn,·c
Mastet-s; Sir. Ep, Roger Pru
n'll. Achievement Tests Due
The n d \ rl n · c u C.ahlomm
achie\'{•mcnt tests will be ndmin·
istercd Thur8dny, Novcmb~r 14,
beginning at 3:30 p.m All soph
omores, JUmors nnd seniors '' ho
plan to eertily for clcmcntan -school t~nchcrn cn..'dcntinls t\nd
who hnvc not previously tnkcn
thts test n l LewiS and Clark
should do :~o nt lhill t1mc. Stu
dents who Wlsh odditlonnl mfor
mntion mny sec Dr. Huuton Lee
in P~l-21
Machine to Correct Tests
J\ nc\\ method for .rrrudlng sr,mc
tnid-Lcnn cxnms hm: been pro
vided by the psychology dcpnrt•
rncnt tlu~ \'Cilr wtth the rent.nl of
ru1 lBl\1 machine to correct vo
callonol tests. In the post, these
tests hnvl! been scnl to Slnnford
uni\·e1'Sity for g1ading. ilr. Vol
ney Faw, hcnd of the psycholocy
deparlmeut, hns f'ncournged m
slructors of oth('l' lna·gc clo cs
to usc the mnchine. The IBM
mnchinP, wh1ch lJ; no\\ correct
ing dvalizat1on mid-term papca-s,
Is vhminating rnnny hoUI of
work formerly required of rend
ers nnd mstructors • • SlClS
Schiff, head ol th phyalr:;s dc
nford unsvcrsuy, WJII be on com
'Y nnd WcdncsdEty, November 12
to all students nntl faculty mcm
m physfcs
or the sp~;m&M hlp of th~ Amt 11-
Physu:s, Dr. Sch1CC \\all mltkc lu
II n,m. Tuesday In BoOme 10
will spc::~k to the !acuity in the
1c cnfctedo.
he will tnlk to interested student!
dress the gcn~ral physics cloc nt
evening nt 8 he wUI lecture on
arUcl~ of Physics" In the library
abrary. He will SJ){!nd Wcdncsd y
ursday nt Portland uruvcnutv • ose ~criencc mcludc 20 years
chlng of physics ns w 11 as con
research for naUonnl defense, the
General Electric company, i o
r;tatc college nnd .\tossnchusett
nology. He was r"c ·ntly honorod
he Notional Academy of Sc~t.:ncc
scorch Council fellow nt Cnllfor
cchnology, Dr. Schill taughlae-.
Univcrstty o! Pcnnsylvnmn be
~tanford stM'f l~n ycnrs :-.go
EST. 1867
~ )
Friday. Nonrnber 8. 1957
old Dance
~ ic: honorary, wsU hold U.s nnnu 1
~11 students nt lhc Pnlo.is RoyoJ,
Members and alums of the Ore
rs will compnsc the band wh1ch
dancing nU evening wtthout fn-
tple and can be bought from nn.}
the door. Refreshments wiJl be
dgcd on scholnmup and mwfc:al
1 Epsilon, womt>n's mu tc honor
concerts.
n Brief
ational Exams Near
The nc."'tt Nnbonnl Tcacl1er ex
msna\lons Will be gwen Fcbru
try 15, 1958, occordmg to D1. L
0 MacAfL'<!, coordtnnlor or
rndu::~tc studies The one-do,· -est \\ill mclude tl'sts in profc -
tonnl tnuning. general culture,
nglish. reasoning ond 11 subject
tnottcr fsclds. BuUetms of mfor-
tnnUon nrc avallnbh.! f•·om Dr •
lcAlcc, Q., 1. Lcw1s and Clnrk
rt•qutres thts cxwnltlnLton fot
eandidncy for mnsh~t· or educa
tion ond master of mus1c cduen
tion. Deodlmc for ftling nppltco
ttons is Januarv 17. •
Sports Niqht Set
Ptng pc1 l.llyonc? Well tf
not, how about \"'lley bnll. shuf
fle board or baskdbnll" AU the
nnd more wUl be offcn.."'d at lh~.:
WRA !;ports night ot 7·30, Tues
dny, NO\'l'mber 12 in the gymn -
aum All nre \-.clcomc nccordmg
to WRA president Lou Ltll> R .
fs'"\Cshmcnts '' 111 be sen d
Representatives Due
:Rcprcsentah,•cs of IBM wdl b~.:
nt the colh.ge from 9 n.m to 12
noon m the I>laccmcnt oCfscc on
Nm•Nnbcr H to dtscuss mploy
mcnt. Students interested houtd
ssgn up for mtcrvicws before tbol
dote
Dr. Dubach Visits East
Dr. U. (; Dubach, pro!~ or of
poUtacnl science, was in N(m York
c:ity last \\ C<'k to nttcnd the
board or trustees Oll •ting or the
Foundation lor Econonuc: Edu-
cnt ion. .. Pag Two PIONEER LOG fnday. No .. m~r 8, 19~7
Letters to the Editor
Religion Student Spars With Presbyterian Clergy
An open letter to Leonard Od.i·
orn (Pastor of Wes.tmU1ster Pres·
byterian Churcll. Member of the
Board of Trul!ees. a non-smoker
greatly l~ru t~ io the things
Chu.l rfields cannot satisfy):
Dellt Dr. Odiorno ,
First or all let me thank you for
bemg UH: only member oi the
tnJst or ndmmlStrnUon who
bothered to repl,r to my letter or
October 25 Ho\\ ever, !.here are 1strntion for student problems nnd
questions.''
Secondly, you end your Jetter,
.. Mr. Wilson nc:ks, 'Is th qucsthm
the student asked really too child·
1sh?' The onsw r lS yes" This
then I presumt~. &S your honl'.st. opm1on) labeled ''chtldtsh"7 You.
more than nny or us, should b
nwnN! that we live in an age
of apathy, but JUSt b cnuc:c son\c:.
one is mtercstro m 'Camel."
rn.ther than "th fnUoul.;' IS no
~a!:on to brnnd htm o.s n child
You certainly would not spur me
to dE 'P <~nd concerned tnle~t in
anything by calling me n child
Now not only do you dl!nuss
the whole l\l:fnir rus c.hildtsh, you
nlso see l&t to usc this whole dis-f '' well won\ nxcs. (1) The prob
lem or .. To smoke or not to
smoke" IS one thnl mnny 5Chools
go through Docs our 11chool not
hnvc n stud~nt council, where
such problems mny ~ airod ond
h:ll\dlcd an a dcm<X'rntic fashion?
Thl'n, too, don't you think it is
about lime we nll learned the del
anllion o( "(hsclpline .. '' '"The \\'111·
mg. c:hc r!ul, submission to au
thority toward the nc:<"omplish·
m nt of n mission." vcro1 thmg whtch I should
Uke to ask you conc:ernmg this
whole busmess
Firstly, ~ou sny " •• I am
nma%ed that ir Wilson is so con-
med O\"Cr restrictions about
smokmg on the C3mPUS. .. II you
\\ ill go bade to my letter ~-ou ·wdl
(md lhnt t.hss 1s nol my concern
I think tbnt 31 ou ba,•e misinter
pr ted the pw-pose of my letter.
I !<:hould like to quote f.rom th
l tier the part where 1 spcdftc-
ally &Ddlcatc my concm--To me.
t.h lSSU bas rcsoh '->d 1tscl! m
to one, not. o! smoking or non
smo'kinc, but rather or lack o!
concern on behalf of t.be admm-
Tlte nme. t nnd considered reply! lf
so. I fcnr thnl perhaps your con
ception of reahty nnd mine do
sndly dilier. You mu t be O\\ nrc,
as l run aware. tho\ a groat mam
bcr of students nnd !ncully do
smoke; no where m lhe college
catalogue does il state lhnt nc-
ceptnnoc:> by the chool n."'Qwres
e.alher the student or the profes
sor to re.fr.un trom smokm.c: lhc
cnfeten.n provides n "smog .. room;
the bookstore sells matches; the
shnck prov1dcs nshlroys (such as
they are). All of these nre indicn
tions-:at least to my mind-thnt
lhc powers that be arc cognn:.ant
of U1c fnct thnt ~mokmg cocs on.
Why &S it, m \'icw o! all lhts,
Dr. Odiorne. that when a student
asks n qu slton nbout lh~ pur
chase of cat;arcUes on cnmpus,
this question is tr.itcly (my 0\\-rl cussion ns n lead-ofi !or your Sun- (2) Sinee the pnpe.r called "The
dny sc.nnon (November 3). l nm Bark" is m prmt, it ·would seem
n hltle bat disturbed nbout some thnt there is a student pressure
o! the thmgs you satd. Mny 1 group thnt hosn't !corned how to
quote your remark about my style piny ball on the team. lnst ad of
of wrating7 You so.id I used "Slov-• tryang to <luphcate the e!forts or
nnly langungc" in my letter, This, the off1c.tnl school paper, why
m my opinion. lS n subjccth• ob-not JOin the staff or the LOG and
~ervation 1 know you nrc en· piny boll m a manner that would
uUcd to make such n judgment, bring credit to lhc school? Re
but you did this before hundreds mcrnb r: whntc\'cr is wntlen by
of people even though you nrc the students m their paper, reach
not a rceogn.ized nuthor.ity on Itt-es the cyl's nnd cars or the nlum
f.!l"tln' criticism, and then clid not ni. nnd fm:nds oC Lew1s and Clark
substantiate your remarks with college throughout the entire
quotations from my letter Rather world. C.-.rtnml\• you must like
you hurled those words nt your your college. You nre thtre bY
c:ongrcgntion m an nulhnratnth•c your O\\'ll cho1<~el Instead o! lf);_
\"Oice whtch 1mplaed thnt whnt lng to • Shake" th~ adminislrn·
I hod wnttcn \\"'DS !1llcd wath all uon. "why not gt\'C them o fn1r
sorts of deplornbl nnd bndly sbnkc •
After two 1ssues of a small four-column PIONEER LOG, written words. Why dtd you not
• ti" but there are no offers to help. There quote the letter and .let the con-crJUCJsms con nue, grcgataon Judge !or stsclft
ha'\re been some vocal reactions. howe ... •er. one bemg that rth "d """" . ' . 1" 11 h Fu e.nnore. you &U • A ulS surely a SIX-page small 1ssue lS m rea tty no sma er t an a I student's only concern wns" etc.
four-page standard LOG. However. it lS 56 column inches Now 1 don't know you very \\-ell.
smaller. 264 as compared to 320 mches of the standard paper. and. as far ns I know, you don'l
Todav's standard LOG was made poss1ble by the fact that know me either, so I wond~ how
the bu;mess manager brought m 100 mches of ad\•ertising, you ennis safy ~bhlnt. tylodu d•d7 As • you a o so Orc.J y o your con-
more than one-fourth of the paper be.mg advertlSmg. We gregation. I am a cnnd1dnte for
are still handicapped by a staff shortage. complicated by lhe Christian mmiStry. I came to
absences due to illness. LC lrom Edinburgh, Scotland,
A second reaction was voiced by the student body presi-nnd 1 ask you. Dr. Odiorne, do you think I came lhose 6000 m1Jc.s
dcnL He has asked that lhe LOG resubmit n budget, conlcm- to be \:onccrncd only with smok-
plating a cut in its allotment. Here arc some slnttstics which mg1
we feel will enlighten the president, the counc.1l and the I ba\'e no di!Slre to continue
student body. the argurntmt beyond the pomt
Printing alone for the small four-column 1ssue costs $92 Jl has reached. 1 agree wllh you e.ntirclv in your concern over the
per lSSUe while the standard SIZe costs only $12 more $104. thmgs in wh1ch students nrc in-
Now let us look at a four-) ear penod, begmmng w1th the te.restcd. The apparent apathy o!
1954-55 school year. That year the LOG's budget was $3200. students. not onl:r on thiS c:nm
Fall semester the printing cost was $88 per issue while m the pus but clsewrcre also, for mat
spring it was $95. (These prices do not include photographer, lers of renl sigmfic:nncc tS de-plorab1e. Yet ns m nll of ltfe,
engravmg. commissions and other expenses.) v. e must stnrt w1th the httle
This $95 ~"""\remained st.able untillhe spring of 1957 when things and build up to higher
It rose to $100. This fall the cost has jumped to 1M with a 1ssues.
possible reuse again in the spring if the typographical union Dick Wilson. Pre-seminary stu·
wms 1ts demand for another raiSe. den.l. Chairman of College Dep-
utation Teams. Menlbor of ThiS means that we pay $480 more per year than we d1d Student Body. a smoker also
m 1954. This is not the pnnter's fault for he has to meet concerned about the things (3) As for a pre-scmmnry stu
dent smokmg: well Mr. Wilson,
I feel that. is your personal prob
lem. ns 1t as for mnny ministers
\\ ho JOitl w1th you m that weak
ness, (one of whom 1S myself)
but 1 t me assure you, sir, lhnt
our Christ.Jnn church lS a !ellO\V·
shap of loving people and wall not
pc_rsecute you for this weakness.
My wile and I thank you again
for our copy o{ the PJONEER
LOG thnt we rend regularly with
mtcresL W1th continued best
wishes, I r •mnin.
SincerQly youra.
Arthur C. Johnson. Pastot
Community Presbyter 1an
Church. Tulolake, Calif.
To the Editor:
Pr 1dcnt Don Pmnock's art
acle m last wc..-ck's LOG seemed
to me n very ttmely one. As I
rend hzs urgent request for sug
tcstlons aJonr, u·1lh the criuc:wns
th!ll come, I wns renunded again
of omtthmg nU of us know-that
anyone cnn criticize, but only
the thou.chtful and truly con-C<!rned w1l1 take the trouble to
harness thcar crtltcuun w1th c::Qn
slrucU\"C sugccsllo ns. World
peal·• w11l never CQtn~' by tht
mC.rt' C:rltldSifl 0( il!: Ob I n
NeilhPr will n (me commumty
spint bt: devt•lopt.'<l thot wny.
1 hkt>d Lh cd1lodnl tn lnst
week' I.OG, cntlllt·d, ''Th£> C!orn.
munlty Spirat?" Wouldn't iL bt
crond tf c:u·h of us would rnnkt
our contrabutlon to thnt sp1nt in
our O\\ n pnrtaculnr wny7
J hope not many of us will be
bke nn uncle of mme whom I rt·
member from childhood days ns
b ang ,. 'Q' cralical of his mothr.r'a
homt: bakt•d bread when once an
grcnt while tt wns less than
delicious, but never remembered
t() sp ·nk o! at when wns nt lu
u unl peak oC goodness, nor m
dC(!d or nny of the rest or the ex
cellent mcol. (I om glod to say
thllt he hos tmpro'' •d in thb
ri!Spcct)
As you nnd I know, whetha
li!c looks good to you or not and
whether or not Lcw1s nnd Clnrk
s ems to be n place lhal you nn
proud to cloim as your college,
\Vtll d£>pcnd m large part upOll
your o \'n pomt of view, and how
you shnrc tn creating n rit-.her
commumty sp1r1t.
FrHda 0. HarWeld
Doan of Women
To the editor:
We wondc.r if the students at
Lc\\'lS and Clnrk realize that U1cy
pay for many of the b1g cclebra·
tions that occur during the year
\\'c dadn't until lnst yenr when
\\'C worked ns chainncn for May
Fet~ nnd nctunlly had lo spend
th~ money which we had paid
to the school.
.Mny Fete was last year and
will ngnin be thrs y~nr u.n occa.
ion thot ct>!lts the student two
1tcms or ,. 1 y considc.rnblc vnl·
uc: money ond time. We don 1
think that any or us are c\·cz
willlng to throw nwny
nnd now cspcc..aally during m\d
terms we hov een how valuable
time is.
These ~lcbrahons nrc n tre
mendous wru;tc of tune
ench student 1s comg to gntn
some \'oluc from them JUSt ;;as Lu.q
above items "ould be WCltrUtla;sl
unless we gained somclhmg .lrcnnl
(Continued on Page3, Col. 5)
the wage demands of the typographers and pressmen .. An-Chesterfields nnnot satisfy.
other thing to not is tha~ ii we do not have a student photog- but equally concerned wiJ.h TO THE FALL FANTASY
rapher, our picture cost rJSes nearly 500 per cent. The LOG student opinlon in all lli forms Editor's Noh:: ln :Coimcss to both also ant1c1pates a spring raise in en~aving cost. parties, the LOG v.ishcs 1t known
Now we come to the budget. The LOG asked for $250 more that Dr. Odiorne did nol mention
than the $3100 budget allotted last year, which lS $100 less the names of cilher Mr Wilson
than the 19~ budget. This increase was refused, and the LOG nor the c:oUcge.)
agam rece.1ved S3100. Printing costs were estimated at $4250 To the Editor:
this year which does not take mto account a new cbnrge As pastor of n church m the
st~eolypmg a process the paper hasn't been charged for in Synod o! Oregon o! th~ Presbytc
the past. This leaves the LOG \\'ith at least $1150 to make up nan. Churc:!' U.S.A .. I opprecaate
• r • recc.~v:mg a copy of your paper
m adverbsmg. \\ e average only $1000 a year from thts source, ,_ 1 M wif N (' .. 7) . rcguwr y. y e ancy .,.
wh1ch means some years we fall short of this mark. The LOG and I enjoy following the news n5
has never operated m the red-quite a feather, JUdging from H appears an your paper, and
the budgets received. would like to comment at this
It lS mteresbng to note that the October printer's bill for timP. concerning a l••llcr wrilten lo you by Mr. Dick Wtlson nnd the LOG exceeded $410. It would seem that the savmg of $12 published m your October 25
on the printing of a smaller issue on occasion will allow the 1ssue.
LOG to meet tts annual budget, but would not be a reason It would st!em to me, thnt such
to subtract from a fast dwindling source of money. a talented student in the ort or
JOw:nalism, such as Mr. Wtlson,
would do himscl! and the stu
dent bod>· or Lew1s nnd Clark n
Jot. more good if he would con
Cine h1s joumali5.m cflort to n '
more positi\•e approach to stu-
b lal.t.lo ct! Lbt .uaoc :-.t~d lud nta ot IAwla and CIAJ"k col-dent body problems as they arise,
he<! w lt17 durtn~> &l:,. collec J"QT ub!lcrlpt.lon rnl $:
a • nCI cJut matt r al U
t ot :M.uc~ , U'it. instead of ba1tmg th admmfs-
trotion. faculty and board of
Post OUI "· I ol'\land, Or con. trustees of our fmc college here
m the northwest.
It would also em. by the tone
of hlS IPttcr, that he 1 (.'Tlndmg o Freshman formal or Senior
prom, the prelt} co-ed~ skip
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PIONEER LOG
On the c"'\,..{l""l Side . . • . with Sally 0' ....... e Letters to the Editor
Couple Reveal Engagement W1th Mystenous Jet Plane "'"m .... fw .. ···e••"'
dcm:or to produ M y fi t
A my tt'IIou box orravtng nl Hideo Hashimoto . anociate pro· Meetinqs Scheduled dl cussion m~t:tma ot 11 m~ ccl bmt1on thnt will be o! such
the 0 tob••r 23 mt.>cllng or D lUI fossor of religion, will also at- n worth Lo lh campus lhot nll
Phi Grunmn contnm d n lillie A discussion m ctmg will be Tu('Sdoy, No\ cmlxtr 12 tn Ev ns will b!• Usfled W'lth It th n we lend in order to gi• lbe nroup h ld l 8 N b 8 t 28 R d G J rr blue jd plnnc ond the announc:P· • o p m., O\'~m •r , o ... rcn or~tc e • rson nrc comg to nc d th upport
mt-mt of the t:n{!ncc.mcnl ot Lynn background material oo Atrica. the home of Dr N tl Snbm, 12511 \\ Ul peak on Whol , .. F How-of nll
:-.k-Guuc, '58 to Frank Springer, Blue K~y h"ld 1ts !ormnl lrut-S.W. noon• Ferry rood, tor oil shlp'l' Durmg th"' w k or 'o mb r
nb;o '58. A June wedding 18 inllon Sundny cv11mng. No .. ·cm-students fnterest,.d m speech oris. 18, you the tud• nts a~ oln
plnnnt..'<l bcr 3, in Palnune Monor, follow- Sandy Dnv1d.t!on nnd others will falms on th eleclroo mtcro-to hnvc nn opportumty to !eel
BoUie Rae Knoblauch has beon
olocted to honorary momborahip
in Alphu Gamma sororUy.
Jcncnn ~hils w s clcclod ace~
tnry of the Pep club Octob r 29,
Collowmg the rcs1gnntton of Lm
dell Gratrlth.
Slx Lewis and Clark &1udcnta
wall sorvo as critics and judgos
at WillameUo Valley forensics
muitu.le. Thoso attending will
~ Bob A.yros. Marilyn Bailey.
Duo Baker. Mauroon Church,
S~tndra Ratliff and Dick Wilson.
The purpose of the instiJuJo is
to holp high school students in
•arious formll of foronstcs. Dr.
Presbyterian Committee
Re-elects Dr. Anderson
Dr John Anderson, professor
or religion, wru; ~lcc::tcd chair
man of the Conunitlce or Nme
Th committee IS respons1ble for
th Chnstinn cducalson programs
or Presbyters=tn colleges nnd
semannnl.'S
Lcwss and Clark's program or
umnt.n!; assistants tn Chr1stinn
cducnllon \\ ns gtvCJt full appro\'·
al by the c:orrumttcc, reported
Dr. Anderson. Thas approval was
gm::n to only six other colleges.
There nre 41 such Presbytc~ian
coUcgcs m the nnllon.
Th~ committee meeting was
hc.ld n..>ccntly an Buckhlll Falls,
Pcnn&yh·nmn
LC Chest Drive
Hits Worst Low
The student Campus Chest
dr1ve or 195i-58 netted i3.92
nflcr o three-day solacatntio n, re
ported co-choirmnn George Rmg,
ddmg, "This is nol ns much as
we expected.''
Funds rece.1ved wfil be divided
between the United Fund nnd
ats 71 different agcncu~.s nnd the
N Uonal Scllolars.hip F-und for
Negro students, a slx-ycn.r-old
orgnmz.at1on supplymg funds :for
upplu::s to N~gro students in
soulhcr.n un1-. crsiUes nnd hclping
mtcgrote lhem m other colleges
throughout thr nnlton.
Dr C V. Gustafson, co-chatr
mnn of the faculty division ex
pressed disnpposntmcnt nlso in
th~ •·eturns from stat( and fac
ulty, which nrc sc\•eral hundred
dollars short of lnst yem"s con
tribution. He nsks those not c:on
lnclcd to cnll him or Or. Don
Balmer so that the report may
be completed by Monday
Club Selects Tragedy
'L'Atgll. D ux T ... _ (The
Engle with Two Heads) b}' Jean
Coctcnu 1s lhc play to be put on
by the French club m Mnrch. The
lhree-ncl trngcdy u; bnsed upon
htstoricnl fact tnkc.n !rom lh
assasslnnUo n of Eli.zobelh de Ba·
\'lcr m 1898. Cocteau is n c:on
t mpomry wTatcr and is n mem
ber or the French Academy.
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Boht•miUn Tho~•· 1mlinlcd were diSCUS$ton of s~cch contests and be shown at th~ next bJology do· to adopted In Ma)l F 1<.:
L••c Arnold, Bob Cnhill, Shcrrall problcrns or n gt!neral nature. partmant meeting at 7::0 p.m .. These nctlvlttes ore olw:~~• go-
Houscr and Chf.f Snndcr Anyon nei!dmc o ruJe mny con- mg to concern '-'OU nnd t.n ord r
Offlcers hove be n cl~lcd for
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td••nt, Charles Mnnsftcld, crc
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MargtU 1 Sbouor party, at 8 p.m., Fr~day. No•em· Or. Had o l:ln.5hsmoto wsU h:wc Jim Kizk
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• 1oneers ow a~"""'
Pioneers Prepare
For Tough Slate
As Practice Starts Thumnoils
BOB ROCERS -(6·0, HIO) ab I 1\
~ophomon• t•nd l.cttcnnon Slat I· RON STEMPEL -(il·2, 178)
r I t Sl nson Eli:C"llcnt puss St•n101 quor•tt•rbnck Tht"Ci'•Yt'at
\h:her. ~~:ur blockca·. Not stron~ 1\!tlcrmnn. End last yc'nt·. Co-
d~:lt•n vuh Po sblc ~tnrtt•r . t'nptilln thts ycnr. Good pns::>et.
Unskctbnll ~cason 1 rnptdly np· JOE SHANK -(5·9, 160) Fr,·~h- ~h-on~ dcf,•nst\'dy.
pro:tchmc and l.C t~ nlH!Ddy pr<'· 1 t.u1 •1altb.u.k \.'ct•y fast. 1957 CERRY STICKLEY (5-11,
parm~ fot' n tough Northwest Mctro..Shnnc team lmprovmg 1 iu \ Junior ct•nt<•a-. Two-yl'nr h•t-
conf~renN> llcl\\.>dulc Twenty- C\'t!r.) gnm~. tcrmnn, Regular c~nlcr and ri'·
three plny<'rs. many of them WALLy SPARKS -(6·2, 266) s ~n '-~"Wl ·d Good linl'bn('kca
fre hmcn. turned out for head lo"'reshmnn t.nckle. Btggcst mnn on KEN STOOD (5·9, 155) Soph·
co: ch Eldon 1-'t ' hrst Lcw1S and quad. Vcr:r agtlc for stzc. Start-omot hahllc..k Hcscn·c lust
Clnrk baskclbnU p111cnce last ct on Stalc-Shrmc team. llns year Much unpaovcd. Stnrtct
lo"'l-tdn~ Ftn~ more players are ex-startmc berth A man to watch thts y~nr. F"nsl break-awn) run-
(ll'Ctcd to JOln the squad whl'n m Inter ycors. n~r.
football Wl. on t'nd on Thanks- BILL STEMPEL -(b·2, lt'\8) LARRY TANKERSLEY -(6-1,
f:l\ tn~ Semor end. Threc·y~ar letterman 199) r hman c~ntl•t Plnyl~ of·
0 tJ I t • ·c ... ~ I All-~.;'OnfcH!.ncc In t ycor. Co-cap- fens • in tugh school. Needs de· nh li'CC ct c.nncn '" 4' • • ._ ••
w th f' d • , out tnm thts vcnr. Hn nll·ni'OUnd fc•mm c c_-xp<>.rlcnce. r me prospect. among c a rst nr ~ .urn . ;,:•:.:.::....:::::::.....:-:..=:.:.:.._.:....:..:_ ____ ...;.. ____ .;..... _____ ;;.....--:. __
One or lhcm was Cliff Shclt.cm G *d t Trounce pl·rates a forward who was 3 regular fl s e rs
la t ycnr. The olhct· two :pert d LC v.
t:net'd pln:rcrs are guard BtU Hnl·l To \V in Secon lCtory ler and torward~ntcr Roger
Fleck Spnrks wc11c really !lymg in to play and the .,core knott~d at
, . • . SpoknnQ last Snturdny as LC ex-20 oil, Jen_n~ brok.c lc)osc !or n
Tho -c turmng oul "ere plodcd for three touchdowns in 77-ym d, ttc-br~aklng punt rc-
Gcorg<> Adam ' Portlanci (Lan-the In t 11 mmutcs to rack up turn
coin): Colman lk.r,htol. Mtlwau- th 'lr s"cond "tn of the season A sc."tnt two minult.•s later,
kw: Bob Brooks. Quane.)'. Wnsh.: b~ ( trou~ncms the Wbttworth Col-Gri11 scoot~d 3 I ·ards to rnck
John Duke!'. Washmgton , D.C.: leg<' Plrnlcs by 0 score o! 40 to up anothe1· LC score. Tht!n Ron
Rnv Elhott Portland <Cie,·cland>, 20. Stemple shot a pass from the 17
Roger Fleck, Portland CGrant); l .. C got tl imhnl scol c early to Pete Hopkins in the end zone
Bdl HoUer, MJlwnukt e; Stuart ard for the final TD. an the fU'St quarter on a l'i'-y
Holm Carpcnlcraa. Cal · Glen run b) Cui) Gnll Only mmutcs
Hutton Portland (Frnnkhn): later Royce McDaniel plunged
R rm Jon VanOOU\'C~", Wash the (mol yard for the Sl~nd TD.
Paul N\ Rrumcr. Ron Paul- Whttworth 's !trst tally came
on. flilh\ nuk1 , Ron Langos, m the _ccond qunrtc.r on o 30-
Portlnnd cJcffcrsonl. Joel Me-yard pass play !rom Warren La
CielJan Los Angcle . Cal.: Mtke shus to Dnn Inosanto .
Mtller. Portland (Douglas); Cnr.l LC then 1elalinlcd on n 10-
Racc Ta,::ard. Jun Ryder. 0 weco: ynrd puss from McDaniel to Do,•e
Gnry Snngc, Pwdmont, Cal.: Cliif Jenn!i:
helton, Gl'l' nnm; Bob Sullivan, 'Thl' Ptrat<.'s evened thmg:.; up
Sv. t Home; Pel Wol'd, Port-w1U1 two to~chdO\\ ns, coming on
1 nd J ffc.rson>. Jack Wobag, a 65·yard run by lnos:mlo nnd n
POI'tl n (FI'anklm , Ball Zalk, onl!-yard plunge hy Rakes.
Portland (Fs nnkbn l 'fhcn \\ ith only 1 I minutes ldt Sundholm Top Harrier
As LC Wins Second Tilt
• Conrad Sunahollm, U!wis and
Clark's great space-eating fresh
man ·distance stnr, raced home
nhend o! two Portland State hM'
ricrs to lend lhc P•onl'Crs to their
SCl~nd straight cross country
\'Jctory over the Portland State
Vakmgs nnd the Umvc.rsity of
Portland Pilots last Friday. r.c totaled 31 points to nlp lhc
Vikings, who managed 37, nnd
the host Pilot squad, which took
third with 46 Lynn Romngcoux
took fourth place for the Pioneer
harriers followed by Jim Ryder,
sixth: King Schnctdcr, eight; nnd
Rich Jones, hn•Uth.
• LC Linemen to Clash with Whitman
In Season's Final Conference Game
Tomorrow afternoon lhc Pioneers will wind-up tht>it· 1057
NW confct cncc piny when they collide with Whitmnn m
R gnmo that coulrl move lhc LC griddcl's into fourth place in
the con fen•ncc.
It will be no ca~y chore for the men from Palotinc Hill,
fo•· thcv ml.~t n team that leads the IL'ngtH! in total offense-•
307 yards per game. Even though head coach Bob Thomsen's
h'nm hns sut'h nn offense record
thcv hnn• onlv won one game -. this scnson
The M asslonnrics an• strong
thas year nl both 1•nds, nt cen
ter nnd in the bnckficld. End!l Bowling Leaders
Continue to Roll
Bob Sehcmbs, o big G foot 2 inch 'l'hl' fia'Sl hnlC of bowling is
205 pount..l all-confl~t.•ncc choice ncnrly O\'l'r nnd the intromurnl
offacinls nn• lookmg Ior more
teams to enter for the second
half All ~ames nrc held nt 0
p.m Thursdays . in '56 nnd pr'<?p tt•nmmnte Wnr
H!n Holtz lmvc been hard to beat
ull sc:t~on Both h::l\'c caught the.r
shnrc of TO passes so £ur this
senson Glen Grodl'm. n lcttcr-Lnst week's gomcs n:~su\tcd mnn lnst ycur at guard nnd end, in the Shockers tnlong over ril'sl
•s n top rt!plttcemC'nt. place. Previously this spot hnd
At Cl'l\tt'r, John Alsip, two Yt!OJ bN•n held by lhrN' teams The
lcti<~J rnan unci otw year vt~t Vic ShockN'S Clowned the Polecats
Langdon provadc n strong center 3 to 1 nnd Sigma Alpha Sigma
hn~up. The btg problem oll sea-fell to Kuppn Phi Alpha ·l to 0.
son IS nt the guard spot~. Co-The fu-sl 7-10 split in the 200,
cnptnfn Fronk Wood nnd Hnrold 000 line histol'y of the Bnrhur
AU1~ hn\'c b1 c:n doing good jobs, Bowl was psckcd up by D1ck
but they hnvc no capable replace· Bncl<strom, junior·. He will rc
mcnts. cci\'C a patch mokmg him nn
Hobm Beck, sc.:cond an pas::;ing I honorary, member of the Bowling
thas ) car, and Bob Collins arc Han of F omc.
back m the qunrt.crback fold I High game fot· the week w11s
ncatn thts scnson. Butch Coc rolled by Pete Ward with n 207
nnd frcshmon .llm Hutchmson and n 540 series was posted by
Ol'C nifty 1 cscrvcs. Rounding out George Perry. The year's high
thP alw:tys dangerous Miss1on- gnmc is held by Mntt Knoblauch
ancs IS George SulUvan, hnrd· wtth n 221. He nlso holds the
c.hnrglng all-confcrencl.! halfback, series hich with n 510. Each
who scored twice lnst weekend to week two tickets to the Fox:
lead Ius team to a 28 to l!l \'ic-lhcntcr nrc nwnrdl'd Cor the high
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tho world. It hu no pin and ita only ritwllll
tho aimplo ac:t of onjoytnr Coca-Cola every
lingle day of the year.
Ita name? L 0 ll-Lovt>l'll of Refreshment.
Join up todq. · Drink
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SIGN OF GOOD TASTE
lottt•d und...-authority of The («a-Cola Company by
Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Oregon
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Something New!
Just pull under Lhe car patio an(J PllONE in
your order
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* CHARCOAL BROILED HAMBURGER S
* FRESH HOASTEO MEATS
* BAR-B-QUED SPARERIBS
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Portland. Orogen f'ridny. Oetobor 25. 1957
._,....-~~'QT'~ Tense Moment in Opener
1:mi£Ai:'£ Ns EMMA'S autlor as sla~t-.--"'-1 --'.o~m~o-r.:.;r;,..o..;:;w:;, niQht at 8:30 p.m. in Fir Acros the
Brondlo hopoa to av~rt a murder in tho ator.
of "Papa Is All" io bo given tootght and OCT 2 R 1957
//Papa Is All"
Now Showing
'
The ~'"1r Ac1 es thcate1 hgh~
w1ll d1m al 8·:JO p.m. lonaght
for the year's f1rst proouc
twn, ''Papa 1s-All'' by Palter
son Green~ . This It; the 5llC
ond p1•r forma nee of a tht'CC
mght engngcrncnt nnd the
piny wtll hnvt• Its fmol showmg
tomorrow C\'l"lllnll
The• comedy cone rns n Pcnn
sylvnnUI Dutch fomrly whose fa
ther bn.sis tu tyronnlcnl attitude
on thclr reltnJOn. He is ngntnst
modern convcnic.nccs for the
home and refuses to hnv<', among
others, n telephone The mother
hns to us!! nn olrl 1rou cook
stove nnd pump the necessary
wnlt•r supply by hnn~ . ernilies to Comp_ete Chest Drive Due Monday
•uullege Blood Dnve "~571'' The signs asc every- Nntionttl ScholarJhtp Asd Fund
wht>1e, but what do they mt•an? for Negro students. Jake, lhc St>n, as mcchnnlcnlly
nundcd nnd de csdcs to build
somn of these modern applloncc•s,
but he incurs his (ather's wrnth.
Emmn, the daught~r, provokes
pnpn by doling o young survey~.:r
und he USt!S n bull whip tl) In
sure her obedience
1
I hrst blood drive $.2.57 is tht> goal _which the The United Fund is composed
helil from 9 am. to 2 Cnmpus Chest comtruttcc, under or 71 different agencies which
ridny, Nowmber 2 in the
I It will be nnother com
drive w1th Portland
college and Portland um-
rrutcriUly compcution
bnscd on nctunl vints
b.> ncttvc members, in-
members nnd pledges.
og the sprmg blood dr1vc,
were donn~c'd and this
must be met again m
keep the LC blood bnnk the co-chalrmnnship of Jim Lnr-rnngc from cancer re.c:carch to
son and George Rmg, have Sl!t orphanages. With nil of thest!
Cor every student. DRencics combined, there is only
This dr1ve will be held on one money raising cnmpalgn in·
cnmpw next Monday, Tuesday stead or 71 different requests
und Wednesday . Student coun- Cos· donations .
c1l members. the rally squad, The Nntional Scholarship Aid
class officers and !rotermly nnd Fund fnr Negro Students is tess
2<orority president." hnvc nll been wclJ known. This group gives
asked to be solicitors for this finnncinl nid to Nc:>gro colleges
drive.
Campus Chest as the annual tn the South which have virtunl-
chnrity drive on campus. The Jv no endowments and very few
money l'ccuivcd 1s divsdcd be-donot·s. Wsthout this aid, many
tween the Untted Fund ond the of these sc.hools c;'lnnol exist.
A Chip Off the LOG
c aH' ~evcm l factors for lht• LOG and 1ts havt• lo mt•ct the m•w "pay-us-you-go" policy of
todny, but prcdomlnnntly 1l n•Ciccls the tht! business olfscc and did not work so many
or the studl•nts to toke part 1n the activity. hours out or school. J\ ln•·gcr numbt!r or non-Still upset over thb, Papa goc!;
to kill the young rnnn, und un
fortunately makes n miStake,
woundmg another person.
Jcr• y Svendsen, junsor, stars
as Papa Auknmp nnd Sangwnn
Zimmerman, sophomor •, os Mo
rna Aukamp . Others in the cast
arc Bruce Temple, freshman, as
Joke; Mnrionne Gumcs, sopho-
more, as Enuna; Donnn Snrrctt.
freshman, rut Mrs. Yoder, and
Tod Cornell, sophomore, as stutc
trooper Brendle.
The play, which was the basas
lot· the Broadwnv musicnl "Pinin •
~'cnson for the rt'duced size.' IS the small staff. jounwlism stud nts were mt•·n•sted enough to and Foncy," is dt.rcctcd by Dr.
Carolyn Stlve.rthorne. Bru~
Campbell, ~;cnior is her ass1stant
Sue Hcnnmgscn. t•nior ra lhc
busmess manag r. aH~cllors, nsssstanL cdstor. a fcatun• editor work on the.' stnf! nlso.
reporters have bl·cn dome mo!:t of the We cannot, therefore. npologizc for thss small
tssuc oC the LOG, becau~t· it r~l!cct!l on the stu
dent body nnd b cnu~~~ it hur our profcsstonal
pndc. IIPr••r!:clns lrom the first yca1· JOurnalism c.lnss
I\\ tth dcportmPnt news, but the maJor re
ly or tht• paper {AilS to the ed1t0rs WhO
thmr tmlt.: \\ rftinc. copyrcading, proofread
out the pag~s. wrilmg h~adlincs and
1g at the prmters. AJl four hove outside jobs.
are also nttcnding clusscs.) We of the staff would like to consider thss astra-
tcgtc t-ctn;at, since WI! can now meet the news and
tc>chmcal problems instead of struggling with n
larger JSSUP thnt requires more lsmc than we
hliVC. Preference Day Nears
FraJernity preference day i&
Wednesday October ;)0, Men
LOG has ..;omc out so regularly t!Vcry Frs
at ·tud,•nts toke the paper for granted. In
rs of publicaUon, Jt hns failed to appear on
4nliy once• In former ycers the editors did not The permanency or th1s formBl as now enltrcly
up to you, Lhc studm,ts or Ll•wis and Clark. are a!\ked to ~ign up for their
first thre~ proferonces in the
dean of men'1 office between
8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Kuppns Ul'SCrlbl' thch' forlhcom
mg shc>w "Intedud l! in Moods"
1 will bl• prc.scntt'd nt 1 1 n.m.,
Tuesday, Novembea• 19, jn lhl'
E\·ans rnusic: hnll nuditOJ lum.
The show will rombinc music
and vorit>ly in a single show
\\lthout any dtop or the curtain.
"Our show is rather difficult
to explain other than being un
usual," snid Cheri Ann Egbcrs.
program chnirmnn. ••u is o type or show thnt lo our knowledge
has ncve.r been pi1C!lCnlccl on the
cnmpus bciore," she concluded. •
Chapei·Goers to Hear Methodist Minister .N ye
"Whose Fool Arc You"'' chnpl:un
The Rev, Laurent'c E. Nyc,
minister o! the First Mcthodi !lt
church, will ask this question
when he lt'ads the chnpl•l service
nu. t Thursday morning.
A graduate of Ncbrnskn Wcs
l('yon. the Rc\', Nyc had n pus
tornte at the famed Hennepin
Avenue Methodi st church 111 Min
ncnpolis before coming y.•cst. He
has been in Portland some 12
years, ndded Dr. John Anderson, Assistsng the Rev. Nyc in the
S(•rvicc of worsh1p w111 be Dr.
Dnnnld Balmer, nssilltnnl profes
sor or polittcnl scumcc, as !acuity
lender and Jim Kirk. senior, as
student leader.
Dsrcctmg the Chnpd choir in
singing ''At Thy Feet'' by Ed
mundson w1ll be Dori!ne Dunlap,
junior Dr. Lewis Thayer, profes
sm· of chemistry, will be the or
gonist.
Fraternities ....... xten~ Rush
S1 mn Alphn Signw nncl
Lambclu Phi ~<:nsilon r• c~wl·d
thC' "grct'n Ji(th I 1' (rom f n lt•r
!rn\ rnhy Council Wt•dnl'l{duy
1 nsght to declm" an opt'n ru!lh.
The pcr'illl lush rwnod began
Yt'Sl 'ttlny and will run through
Wl.!dnt.•sday. •
Any eligible rnon moy join
the ple,uge clnsscs of these frn
ternJtJcs. 1'ht•re tS no linut to
Ute numhcr or men thnt may
be ncctcptcd.
IFC rC\'t'nled plnns Lo rcvJsc
Its constitu tion conccrnmg
rushmg, An umcndnwnt IIIO\\-ing rirsl scmestct• fr.-.sbmcn to
1 ush but not rt.:CI'iVl' Uwtr pin
until theY ochwved a 2.0 GPA •
wo11ld replace the l'Urrcnt sec-
ond scmPslcr slnnding ruling.
Nindc·cn men huve pl«"dgf!d
1 he cnmpus'!: five social frnl<'r·
nitics, t:'lllbarking on u st. to
t ight w1•ck pledge period. Kap
pa Phi Alplm received tlw lnrg-
csl cluss with dght, Alphn Hho
Omega took six, Ssgrnu Alpha
Sigmn plc•dgcd llu cc, wtnlc
l .• nmhdn Phi Epsslon rmd Sig
ma Phi Epsilon, :the onl) nn· lionnl on cumpus ~nch pledged
onP.
Tho. c plcdgmg 111 c:
Alphu, Dnv<l Dt ewe low, Doug
Ket•lcs·, Gnry Onngc, Ken Sco
vllh', Slt!\'C lluldors uml Don
Miller; Knppa, (i ary Jucob$01\,
Dulc Ruthcrlonl, Jack Whit
fll'ld, Jake V'nn der Vlugt, Don
Rodton, John llnrris, Don Bue
chler and G~.:rnld Coulson;
l..ambdu, K~llh Shrock, Slgrnu,
Uob r:nt:ly, Ki Han and Dn,·c
Mastet-s; Sir. Ep, Roger Pru
n'll. Achievement Tests Due
The n d \ rl n · c u C.ahlomm
achie\'{•mcnt tests will be ndmin·
istercd Thur8dny, Novcmb~r 14,
beginning at 3:30 p.m All soph
omores, JUmors nnd seniors '' ho
plan to eertily for clcmcntan -school t~nchcrn cn..'dcntinls t\nd
who hnvc not previously tnkcn
thts test n l LewiS and Clark
should do :~o nt lhill t1mc. Stu
dents who Wlsh odditlonnl mfor
mntion mny sec Dr. Huuton Lee
in P~l-21
Machine to Correct Tests
J\ nc\\ method for .rrrudlng sr,mc
tnid-Lcnn cxnms hm: been pro
vided by the psychology dcpnrt•
rncnt tlu~ \'Cilr wtth the rent.nl of
ru1 lBl\1 machine to correct vo
callonol tests. In the post, these
tests hnvl! been scnl to Slnnford
uni\·e1'Sity for g1ading. ilr. Vol
ney Faw, hcnd of the psycholocy
deparlmeut, hns f'ncournged m
slructors of oth('l' lna·gc clo cs
to usc the mnchine. The IBM
mnchinP, wh1ch lJ; no\\ correct
ing dvalizat1on mid-term papca-s,
Is vhminating rnnny hoUI of
work formerly required of rend
ers nnd mstructors • • SlClS
Schiff, head ol th phyalr:;s dc
nford unsvcrsuy, WJII be on com
'Y nnd WcdncsdEty, November 12
to all students nntl faculty mcm
m physfcs
or the sp~;m&M hlp of th~ Amt 11-
Physu:s, Dr. Sch1CC \\all mltkc lu
II n,m. Tuesday In BoOme 10
will spc::~k to the !acuity in the
1c cnfctedo.
he will tnlk to interested student!
dress the gcn~ral physics cloc nt
evening nt 8 he wUI lecture on
arUcl~ of Physics" In the library
abrary. He will SJ){!nd Wcdncsd y
ursday nt Portland uruvcnutv • ose ~criencc mcludc 20 years
chlng of physics ns w 11 as con
research for naUonnl defense, the
General Electric company, i o
r;tatc college nnd .\tossnchusett
nology. He was r"c ·ntly honorod
he Notional Academy of Sc~t.:ncc
scorch Council fellow nt Cnllfor
cchnology, Dr. Schill taughlae-.
Univcrstty o! Pcnnsylvnmn be
~tanford stM'f l~n ycnrs :-.go
EST. 1867
~ )
Friday. Nonrnber 8. 1957
old Dance
~ ic: honorary, wsU hold U.s nnnu 1
~11 students nt lhc Pnlo.is RoyoJ,
Members and alums of the Ore
rs will compnsc the band wh1ch
dancing nU evening wtthout fn-
tple and can be bought from nn.}
the door. Refreshments wiJl be
dgcd on scholnmup and mwfc:al
1 Epsilon, womt>n's mu tc honor
concerts.
n Brief
ational Exams Near
The nc."'tt Nnbonnl Tcacl1er ex
msna\lons Will be gwen Fcbru
try 15, 1958, occordmg to D1. L
0 MacAfL'<!, coordtnnlor or
rndu::~tc studies The one-do,· -est \\ill mclude tl'sts in profc -
tonnl tnuning. general culture,
nglish. reasoning ond 11 subject
tnottcr fsclds. BuUetms of mfor-
tnnUon nrc avallnbh.! f•·om Dr •
lcAlcc, Q., 1. Lcw1s and Clnrk
rt•qutres thts cxwnltlnLton fot
eandidncy for mnsh~t· or educa
tion ond master of mus1c cduen
tion. Deodlmc for ftling nppltco
ttons is Januarv 17. •
Sports Niqht Set
Ptng pc1 l.llyonc? Well tf
not, how about \"'lley bnll. shuf
fle board or baskdbnll" AU the
nnd more wUl be offcn.."'d at lh~.:
WRA !;ports night ot 7·30, Tues
dny, NO\'l'mber 12 in the gymn -
aum All nre \-.clcomc nccordmg
to WRA president Lou Ltll> R .
fs'"\Cshmcnts '' 111 be sen d
Representatives Due
:Rcprcsentah,•cs of IBM wdl b~.:
nt the colh.ge from 9 n.m to 12
noon m the I>laccmcnt oCfscc on
Nm•Nnbcr H to dtscuss mploy
mcnt. Students interested houtd
ssgn up for mtcrvicws before tbol
dote
Dr. Dubach Visits East
Dr. U. (; Dubach, pro!~ or of
poUtacnl science, was in N(m York
c:ity last \\ C<'k to nttcnd the
board or trustees Oll •ting or the
Foundation lor Econonuc: Edu-
cnt ion. .. Pag Two PIONEER LOG fnday. No .. m~r 8, 19~7
Letters to the Editor
Religion Student Spars With Presbyterian Clergy
An open letter to Leonard Od.i·
orn (Pastor of Wes.tmU1ster Pres·
byterian Churcll. Member of the
Board of Trul!ees. a non-smoker
greatly l~ru t~ io the things
Chu.l rfields cannot satisfy):
Dellt Dr. Odiorno ,
First or all let me thank you for
bemg UH: only member oi the
tnJst or ndmmlStrnUon who
bothered to repl,r to my letter or
October 25 Ho\\ ever, !.here are 1strntion for student problems nnd
questions.''
Secondly, you end your Jetter,
.. Mr. Wilson nc:ks, 'Is th qucsthm
the student asked really too child·
1sh?' The onsw r lS yes" This
then I presumt~. &S your honl'.st. opm1on) labeled ''chtldtsh"7 You.
more than nny or us, should b
nwnN! that we live in an age
of apathy, but JUSt b cnuc:c son\c:.
one is mtercstro m 'Camel."
rn.ther than "th fnUoul.;' IS no
~a!:on to brnnd htm o.s n child
You certainly would not spur me
to dE 'P <~nd concerned tnle~t in
anything by calling me n child
Now not only do you dl!nuss
the whole l\l:fnir rus c.hildtsh, you
nlso see l&t to usc this whole dis-f '' well won\ nxcs. (1) The prob
lem or .. To smoke or not to
smoke" IS one thnl mnny 5Chools
go through Docs our 11chool not
hnvc n stud~nt council, where
such problems mny ~ airod ond
h:ll\dlcd an a dcm<X'rntic fashion?
Thl'n, too, don't you think it is
about lime we nll learned the del
anllion o( "(hsclpline .. '' '"The \\'111·
mg. c:hc r!ul, submission to au
thority toward the nc:<"omplish·
m nt of n mission." vcro1 thmg whtch I should
Uke to ask you conc:ernmg this
whole busmess
Firstly, ~ou sny " •• I am
nma%ed that ir Wilson is so con-
med O\"Cr restrictions about
smokmg on the C3mPUS. .. II you
\\ ill go bade to my letter ~-ou ·wdl
(md lhnt t.hss 1s nol my concern
I think tbnt 31 ou ba,•e misinter
pr ted the pw-pose of my letter.
I !<:hould like to quote f.rom th
l tier the part where 1 spcdftc-
ally &Ddlcatc my concm--To me.
t.h lSSU bas rcsoh '->d 1tscl! m
to one, not. o! smoking or non
smo'kinc, but rather or lack o!
concern on behalf of t.be admm-
Tlte nme. t nnd considered reply! lf
so. I fcnr thnl perhaps your con
ception of reahty nnd mine do
sndly dilier. You mu t be O\\ nrc,
as l run aware. tho\ a groat mam
bcr of students nnd !ncully do
smoke; no where m lhe college
catalogue does il state lhnt nc-
ceptnnoc:> by the chool n."'Qwres
e.alher the student or the profes
sor to re.fr.un trom smokm.c: lhc
cnfeten.n provides n "smog .. room;
the bookstore sells matches; the
shnck prov1dcs nshlroys (such as
they are). All of these nre indicn
tions-:at least to my mind-thnt
lhc powers that be arc cognn:.ant
of U1c fnct thnt ~mokmg cocs on.
Why &S it, m \'icw o! all lhts,
Dr. Odiorne. that when a student
asks n qu slton nbout lh~ pur
chase of cat;arcUes on cnmpus,
this question is tr.itcly (my 0\\-rl cussion ns n lead-ofi !or your Sun- (2) Sinee the pnpe.r called "The
dny sc.nnon (November 3). l nm Bark" is m prmt, it ·would seem
n hltle bat disturbed nbout some thnt there is a student pressure
o! the thmgs you satd. Mny 1 group thnt hosn't !corned how to
quote your remark about my style piny ball on the team. lnst ad of
of wrating7 You so.id I used "Slov-• tryang to <luphcate the e!forts or
nnly langungc" in my letter, This, the off1c.tnl school paper, why
m my opinion. lS n subjccth• ob-not JOin the staff or the LOG and
~ervation 1 know you nrc en· piny boll m a manner that would
uUcd to make such n judgment, bring credit to lhc school? Re
but you did this before hundreds mcrnb r: whntc\'cr is wntlen by
of people even though you nrc the students m their paper, reach
not a rceogn.ized nuthor.ity on Itt-es the cyl's nnd cars or the nlum
f.!l"tln' criticism, and then clid not ni. nnd fm:nds oC Lew1s and Clark
substantiate your remarks with college throughout the entire
quotations from my letter Rather world. C.-.rtnml\• you must like
you hurled those words nt your your college. You nre thtre bY
c:ongrcgntion m an nulhnratnth•c your O\\'ll cho1<~el Instead o! lf);_
\"Oice whtch 1mplaed thnt whnt lng to • Shake" th~ adminislrn·
I hod wnttcn \\"'DS !1llcd wath all uon. "why not gt\'C them o fn1r
sorts of deplornbl nnd bndly sbnkc •
After two 1ssues of a small four-column PIONEER LOG, written words. Why dtd you not
• ti" but there are no offers to help. There quote the letter and .let the con-crJUCJsms con nue, grcgataon Judge !or stsclft
ha'\re been some vocal reactions. howe ... •er. one bemg that rth "d """" . ' . 1" 11 h Fu e.nnore. you &U • A ulS surely a SIX-page small 1ssue lS m rea tty no sma er t an a I student's only concern wns" etc.
four-page standard LOG. However. it lS 56 column inches Now 1 don't know you very \\-ell.
smaller. 264 as compared to 320 mches of the standard paper. and. as far ns I know, you don'l
Todav's standard LOG was made poss1ble by the fact that know me either, so I wond~ how
the bu;mess manager brought m 100 mches of ad\•ertising, you ennis safy ~bhlnt. tylodu d•d7 As • you a o so Orc.J y o your con-
more than one-fourth of the paper be.mg advertlSmg. We gregation. I am a cnnd1dnte for
are still handicapped by a staff shortage. complicated by lhe Christian mmiStry. I came to
absences due to illness. LC lrom Edinburgh, Scotland,
A second reaction was voiced by the student body presi-nnd 1 ask you. Dr. Odiorne, do you think I came lhose 6000 m1Jc.s
dcnL He has asked that lhe LOG resubmit n budget, conlcm- to be \:onccrncd only with smok-
plating a cut in its allotment. Here arc some slnttstics which mg1
we feel will enlighten the president, the counc.1l and the I ba\'e no di!Slre to continue
student body. the argurntmt beyond the pomt
Printing alone for the small four-column 1ssue costs $92 Jl has reached. 1 agree wllh you e.ntirclv in your concern over the
per lSSUe while the standard SIZe costs only $12 more $104. thmgs in wh1ch students nrc in-
Now let us look at a four-) ear penod, begmmng w1th the te.restcd. The apparent apathy o!
1954-55 school year. That year the LOG's budget was $3200. students. not onl:r on thiS c:nm
Fall semester the printing cost was $88 per issue while m the pus but clsewrcre also, for mat
spring it was $95. (These prices do not include photographer, lers of renl sigmfic:nncc tS de-plorab1e. Yet ns m nll of ltfe,
engravmg. commissions and other expenses.) v. e must stnrt w1th the httle
This $95 ~"""\remained st.able untillhe spring of 1957 when things and build up to higher
It rose to $100. This fall the cost has jumped to 1M with a 1ssues.
possible reuse again in the spring if the typographical union Dick Wilson. Pre-seminary stu·
wms 1ts demand for another raiSe. den.l. Chairman of College Dep-
utation Teams. Menlbor of ThiS means that we pay $480 more per year than we d1d Student Body. a smoker also
m 1954. This is not the pnnter's fault for he has to meet concerned about the things (3) As for a pre-scmmnry stu
dent smokmg: well Mr. Wilson,
I feel that. is your personal prob
lem. ns 1t as for mnny ministers
\\ ho JOitl w1th you m that weak
ness, (one of whom 1S myself)
but 1 t me assure you, sir, lhnt
our Christ.Jnn church lS a !ellO\V·
shap of loving people and wall not
pc_rsecute you for this weakness.
My wile and I thank you again
for our copy o{ the PJONEER
LOG thnt we rend regularly with
mtcresL W1th continued best
wishes, I r •mnin.
SincerQly youra.
Arthur C. Johnson. Pastot
Community Presbyter 1an
Church. Tulolake, Calif.
To the Editor:
Pr 1dcnt Don Pmnock's art
acle m last wc..-ck's LOG seemed
to me n very ttmely one. As I
rend hzs urgent request for sug
tcstlons aJonr, u·1lh the criuc:wns
th!ll come, I wns renunded again
of omtthmg nU of us know-that
anyone cnn criticize, but only
the thou.chtful and truly con-C<!rned w1l1 take the trouble to
harness thcar crtltcuun w1th c::Qn
slrucU\"C sugccsllo ns. World
peal·• w11l never CQtn~' by tht
mC.rt' C:rltldSifl 0( il!: Ob I n
NeilhPr will n (me commumty
spint bt: devt•lopt.'<l thot wny.
1 hkt>d Lh cd1lodnl tn lnst
week' I.OG, cntlllt·d, ''Th£> C!orn.
munlty Spirat?" Wouldn't iL bt
crond tf c:u·h of us would rnnkt
our contrabutlon to thnt sp1nt in
our O\\ n pnrtaculnr wny7
J hope not many of us will be
bke nn uncle of mme whom I rt·
member from childhood days ns
b ang ,. 'Q' cralical of his mothr.r'a
homt: bakt•d bread when once an
grcnt while tt wns less than
delicious, but never remembered
t() sp ·nk o! at when wns nt lu
u unl peak oC goodness, nor m
dC(!d or nny of the rest or the ex
cellent mcol. (I om glod to say
thllt he hos tmpro'' •d in thb
ri!Spcct)
As you nnd I know, whetha
li!c looks good to you or not and
whether or not Lcw1s nnd Clnrk
s ems to be n place lhal you nn
proud to cloim as your college,
\Vtll d£>pcnd m large part upOll
your o \'n pomt of view, and how
you shnrc tn creating n rit-.her
commumty sp1r1t.
FrHda 0. HarWeld
Doan of Women
To the editor:
We wondc.r if the students at
Lc\\'lS and Clnrk realize that U1cy
pay for many of the b1g cclebra·
tions that occur during the year
\\'c dadn't until lnst yenr when
\\'C worked ns chainncn for May
Fet~ nnd nctunlly had lo spend
th~ money which we had paid
to the school.
.Mny Fete was last year and
will ngnin be thrs y~nr u.n occa.
ion thot ct>!lts the student two
1tcms or ,. 1 y considc.rnblc vnl·
uc: money ond time. We don 1
think that any or us are c\·cz
willlng to throw nwny
nnd now cspcc..aally during m\d
terms we hov een how valuable
time is.
These ~lcbrahons nrc n tre
mendous wru;tc of tune
ench student 1s comg to gntn
some \'oluc from them JUSt ;;as Lu.q
above items "ould be WCltrUtla;sl
unless we gained somclhmg .lrcnnl
(Continued on Page3, Col. 5)
the wage demands of the typographers and pressmen .. An-Chesterfields nnnot satisfy.
other thing to not is tha~ ii we do not have a student photog- but equally concerned wiJ.h TO THE FALL FANTASY
rapher, our picture cost rJSes nearly 500 per cent. The LOG student opinlon in all lli forms Editor's Noh:: ln :Coimcss to both also ant1c1pates a spring raise in en~aving cost. parties, the LOG v.ishcs 1t known
Now we come to the budget. The LOG asked for $250 more that Dr. Odiorne did nol mention
than the $3100 budget allotted last year, which lS $100 less the names of cilher Mr Wilson
than the 19~ budget. This increase was refused, and the LOG nor the c:oUcge.)
agam rece.1ved S3100. Printing costs were estimated at $4250 To the Editor:
this year which does not take mto account a new cbnrge As pastor of n church m the
st~eolypmg a process the paper hasn't been charged for in Synod o! Oregon o! th~ Presbytc
the past. This leaves the LOG \\'ith at least $1150 to make up nan. Churc:!' U.S.A .. I opprecaate
• r • recc.~v:mg a copy of your paper
m adverbsmg. \\ e average only $1000 a year from thts source, ,_ 1 M wif N (' .. 7) . rcguwr y. y e ancy .,.
wh1ch means some years we fall short of this mark. The LOG and I enjoy following the news n5
has never operated m the red-quite a feather, JUdging from H appears an your paper, and
the budgets received. would like to comment at this
It lS mteresbng to note that the October printer's bill for timP. concerning a l••llcr wrilten lo you by Mr. Dick Wtlson nnd the LOG exceeded $410. It would seem that the savmg of $12 published m your October 25
on the printing of a smaller issue on occasion will allow the 1ssue.
LOG to meet tts annual budget, but would not be a reason It would st!em to me, thnt such
to subtract from a fast dwindling source of money. a talented student in the ort or
JOw:nalism, such as Mr. Wtlson,
would do himscl! and the stu
dent bod>· or Lew1s nnd Clark n
Jot. more good if he would con
Cine h1s joumali5.m cflort to n '
more positi\•e approach to stu-
b lal.t.lo ct! Lbt .uaoc :-.t~d lud nta ot IAwla and CIAJ"k col-dent body problems as they arise,
he<! w lt17 durtn~> &l:,. collec J"QT ub!lcrlpt.lon rnl $:
a • nCI cJut matt r al U
t ot :M.uc~ , U'it. instead of ba1tmg th admmfs-
trotion. faculty and board of
Post OUI "· I ol'\land, Or con. trustees of our fmc college here
m the northwest.
It would also em. by the tone
of hlS IPttcr, that he 1 (.'Tlndmg o Freshman formal or Senior
prom, the prelt} co-ed~ skip
a henrt-benl for the man in
a "smooth" Tuxedo!
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PIONEER LOG
On the c"'\,..{l""l Side . . • . with Sally 0' ....... e Letters to the Editor
Couple Reveal Engagement W1th Mystenous Jet Plane "'"m .... fw .. ···e••"'
dcm:or to produ M y fi t
A my tt'IIou box orravtng nl Hideo Hashimoto . anociate pro· Meetinqs Scheduled dl cussion m~t:tma ot 11 m~ ccl bmt1on thnt will be o! such
the 0 tob••r 23 mt.>cllng or D lUI fossor of religion, will also at- n worth Lo lh campus lhot nll
Phi Grunmn contnm d n lillie A discussion m ctmg will be Tu('Sdoy, No\ cmlxtr 12 tn Ev ns will b!• Usfled W'lth It th n we lend in order to gi• lbe nroup h ld l 8 N b 8 t 28 R d G J rr blue jd plnnc ond the announc:P· • o p m., O\'~m •r , o ... rcn or~tc e • rson nrc comg to nc d th upport
mt-mt of the t:n{!ncc.mcnl ot Lynn background material oo Atrica. the home of Dr N tl Snbm, 12511 \\ Ul peak on Whol , .. F How-of nll
:-.k-Guuc, '58 to Frank Springer, Blue K~y h"ld 1ts !ormnl lrut-S.W. noon• Ferry rood, tor oil shlp'l' Durmg th"' w k or 'o mb r
nb;o '58. A June wedding 18 inllon Sundny cv11mng. No .. ·cm-students fnterest,.d m speech oris. 18, you the tud• nts a~ oln
plnnnt..'<l bcr 3, in Palnune Monor, follow- Sandy Dnv1d.t!on nnd others will falms on th eleclroo mtcro-to hnvc nn opportumty to !eel
BoUie Rae Knoblauch has beon
olocted to honorary momborahip
in Alphu Gamma sororUy.
Jcncnn ~hils w s clcclod ace~
tnry of the Pep club Octob r 29,
Collowmg the rcs1gnntton of Lm
dell Gratrlth.
Slx Lewis and Clark &1udcnta
wall sorvo as critics and judgos
at WillameUo Valley forensics
muitu.le. Thoso attending will
~ Bob A.yros. Marilyn Bailey.
Duo Baker. Mauroon Church,
S~tndra Ratliff and Dick Wilson.
The purpose of the instiJuJo is
to holp high school students in
•arious formll of foronstcs. Dr.
Presbyterian Committee
Re-elects Dr. Anderson
Dr John Anderson, professor
or religion, wru; ~lcc::tcd chair
man of the Conunitlce or Nme
Th committee IS respons1ble for
th Chnstinn cducalson programs
or Presbyters=tn colleges nnd
semannnl.'S
Lcwss and Clark's program or
umnt.n!; assistants tn Chr1stinn
cducnllon \\ ns gtvCJt full appro\'·
al by the c:orrumttcc, reported
Dr. Anderson. Thas approval was
gm::n to only six other colleges.
There nre 41 such Presbytc~ian
coUcgcs m the nnllon.
Th~ committee meeting was
hc.ld n..>ccntly an Buckhlll Falls,
Pcnn&yh·nmn
LC Chest Drive
Hits Worst Low
The student Campus Chest
dr1ve or 195i-58 netted i3.92
nflcr o three-day solacatntio n, re
ported co-choirmnn George Rmg,
ddmg, "This is nol ns much as
we expected.''
Funds rece.1ved wfil be divided
between the United Fund nnd
ats 71 different agcncu~.s nnd the
N Uonal Scllolars.hip F-und for
Negro students, a slx-ycn.r-old
orgnmz.at1on supplymg funds :for
upplu::s to N~gro students in
soulhcr.n un1-. crsiUes nnd hclping
mtcgrote lhem m other colleges
throughout thr nnlton.
Dr C V. Gustafson, co-chatr
mnn of the faculty division ex
pressed disnpposntmcnt nlso in
th~ •·eturns from stat( and fac
ulty, which nrc sc\•eral hundred
dollars short of lnst yem"s con
tribution. He nsks those not c:on
lnclcd to cnll him or Or. Don
Balmer so that the report may
be completed by Monday
Club Selects Tragedy
'L'Atgll. D ux T ... _ (The
Engle with Two Heads) b}' Jean
Coctcnu 1s lhc play to be put on
by the French club m Mnrch. The
lhree-ncl trngcdy u; bnsed upon
htstoricnl fact tnkc.n !rom lh
assasslnnUo n of Eli.zobelh de Ba·
\'lcr m 1898. Cocteau is n c:on
t mpomry wTatcr and is n mem
ber or the French Academy.
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Noxt to fred Mcyor on Barhur mg o bnnquct nl the Down to\\ 11 rend nJoud, to be followed by n sc:ope dullng wa.th 111 work will the nctivallcs thot you would ltk~.;
Boht•miUn Tho~•· 1mlinlcd were diSCUS$ton of s~cch contests and be shown at th~ next bJology do· to adopted In Ma)l F 1<.:
L••c Arnold, Bob Cnhill, Shcrrall problcrns or n gt!neral nature. partmant meeting at 7::0 p.m .. These nctlvlttes ore olw:~~• go-
Houscr and Chf.f Snndcr Anyon nei!dmc o ruJe mny con- mg to concern '-'OU nnd t.n ord r
Offlcers hove be n cl~lcd for
the newly orcamzcd PIOneer
Dmma compUny They nrc prcs
td••nt, Charles Mnnsftcld, crc
tney, Dannn Rubcndnlc The mem
bers of the plnnmng comrn1tt
ore, Don Sl:ldius, Bruce Temple,
S,ang\1,-nn Zunm rmon. nnd Don
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MargtU 1 Sbouor party, at 8 p.m., Fr~day. No•em· Or. Had o l:ln.5hsmoto wsU h:wc Jim Kizk
bor 8 81 the home of Liz Zi.nk. on open lecture on .. Pnl~Unc (Editor's Note: Be<:nu_,c of the
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• 1oneers ow a~"""'
Pioneers Prepare
For Tough Slate
As Practice Starts Thumnoils
BOB ROCERS -(6·0, HIO) ab I 1\
~ophomon• t•nd l.cttcnnon Slat I· RON STEMPEL -(il·2, 178)
r I t Sl nson Eli:C"llcnt puss St•n101 quor•tt•rbnck Tht"Ci'•Yt'at
\h:her. ~~:ur blockca·. Not stron~ 1\!tlcrmnn. End last yc'nt·. Co-
d~:lt•n vuh Po sblc ~tnrtt•r . t'nptilln thts ycnr. Good pns::>et.
Unskctbnll ~cason 1 rnptdly np· JOE SHANK -(5·9, 160) Fr,·~h- ~h-on~ dcf,•nst\'dy.
pro:tchmc and l.C t~ nlH!Ddy pr<'· 1 t.u1 •1altb.u.k \.'ct•y fast. 1957 CERRY STICKLEY (5-11,
parm~ fot' n tough Northwest Mctro..Shnnc team lmprovmg 1 iu \ Junior ct•nt<•a-. Two-yl'nr h•t-
conf~renN> llcl\\.>dulc Twenty- C\'t!r.) gnm~. tcrmnn, Regular c~nlcr and ri'·
three plny<'rs. many of them WALLy SPARKS -(6·2, 266) s ~n '-~"Wl ·d Good linl'bn('kca
fre hmcn. turned out for head lo"'reshmnn t.nckle. Btggcst mnn on KEN STOOD (5·9, 155) Soph·
co: ch Eldon 1-'t ' hrst Lcw1S and quad. Vcr:r agtlc for stzc. Start-omot hahllc..k Hcscn·c lust
Clnrk baskclbnU p111cnce last ct on Stalc-Shrmc team. llns year Much unpaovcd. Stnrtct
lo"'l-tdn~ Ftn~ more players are ex-startmc berth A man to watch thts y~nr. F"nsl break-awn) run-
(ll'Ctcd to JOln the squad whl'n m Inter ycors. n~r.
football Wl. on t'nd on Thanks- BILL STEMPEL -(b·2, lt'\8) LARRY TANKERSLEY -(6-1,
f:l\ tn~ Semor end. Threc·y~ar letterman 199) r hman c~ntl•t Plnyl~ of·
0 tJ I t • ·c ... ~ I All-~.;'OnfcH!.ncc In t ycor. Co-cap- fens • in tugh school. Needs de· nh li'CC ct c.nncn '" 4' • • ._ ••
w th f' d • , out tnm thts vcnr. Hn nll·ni'OUnd fc•mm c c_-xp<>.rlcnce. r me prospect. among c a rst nr ~ .urn . ;,:•:.:.::....:::::::.....:-:..=:.:.:.._.:....:..:_ ____ ...;.. ____ .;..... _____ ;;.....--:. __
One or lhcm was Cliff Shclt.cm G *d t Trounce pl·rates a forward who was 3 regular fl s e rs
la t ycnr. The olhct· two :pert d LC v.
t:net'd pln:rcrs are guard BtU Hnl·l To \V in Secon lCtory ler and torward~ntcr Roger
Fleck Spnrks wc11c really !lymg in to play and the .,core knott~d at
, . • . SpoknnQ last Snturdny as LC ex-20 oil, Jen_n~ brok.c lc)osc !or n
Tho -c turmng oul "ere plodcd for three touchdowns in 77-ym d, ttc-br~aklng punt rc-
Gcorg<> Adam ' Portlanci (Lan-the In t 11 mmutcs to rack up turn
coin): Colman lk.r,htol. Mtlwau- th 'lr s"cond "tn of the season A sc."tnt two minult.•s later,
kw: Bob Brooks. Quane.)'. Wnsh.: b~ ( trou~ncms the Wbttworth Col-Gri11 scoot~d 3 I ·ards to rnck
John Duke!'. Washmgton , D.C.: leg<' Plrnlcs by 0 score o! 40 to up anothe1· LC score. Tht!n Ron
Rnv Elhott Portland <Cie,·cland>, 20. Stemple shot a pass from the 17
Roger Fleck, Portland CGrant); l .. C got tl imhnl scol c early to Pete Hopkins in the end zone
Bdl HoUer, MJlwnukt e; Stuart ard for the final TD. an the fU'St quarter on a l'i'-y
Holm Carpcnlcraa. Cal · Glen run b) Cui) Gnll Only mmutcs
Hutton Portland (Frnnkhn): later Royce McDaniel plunged
R rm Jon VanOOU\'C~", Wash the (mol yard for the Sl~nd TD.
Paul N\ Rrumcr. Ron Paul- Whttworth 's !trst tally came
on. flilh\ nuk1 , Ron Langos, m the _ccond qunrtc.r on o 30-
Portlnnd cJcffcrsonl. Joel Me-yard pass play !rom Warren La
CielJan Los Angcle . Cal.: Mtke shus to Dnn Inosanto .
Mtller. Portland (Douglas); Cnr.l LC then 1elalinlcd on n 10-
Racc Ta,::ard. Jun Ryder. 0 weco: ynrd puss from McDaniel to Do,•e
Gnry Snngc, Pwdmont, Cal.: Cliif Jenn!i:
helton, Gl'l' nnm; Bob Sullivan, 'Thl' Ptrat<.'s evened thmg:.; up
Sv. t Home; Pel Wol'd, Port-w1U1 two to~chdO\\ ns, coming on
1 nd J ffc.rson>. Jack Wobag, a 65·yard run by lnos:mlo nnd n
POI'tl n (FI'anklm , Ball Zalk, onl!-yard plunge hy Rakes.
Portland (Fs nnkbn l 'fhcn \\ ith only 1 I minutes ldt Sundholm Top Harrier
As LC Wins Second Tilt
• Conrad Sunahollm, U!wis and
Clark's great space-eating fresh
man ·distance stnr, raced home
nhend o! two Portland State hM'
ricrs to lend lhc P•onl'Crs to their
SCl~nd straight cross country
\'Jctory over the Portland State
Vakmgs nnd the Umvc.rsity of
Portland Pilots last Friday. r.c totaled 31 points to nlp lhc
Vikings, who managed 37, nnd
the host Pilot squad, which took
third with 46 Lynn Romngcoux
took fourth place for the Pioneer
harriers followed by Jim Ryder,
sixth: King Schnctdcr, eight; nnd
Rich Jones, hn•Uth.
• LC Linemen to Clash with Whitman
In Season's Final Conference Game
Tomorrow afternoon lhc Pioneers will wind-up tht>it· 1057
NW confct cncc piny when they collide with Whitmnn m
R gnmo that coulrl move lhc LC griddcl's into fourth place in
the con fen•ncc.
It will be no ca~y chore for the men from Palotinc Hill,
fo•· thcv ml.~t n team that leads the IL'ngtH! in total offense-•
307 yards per game. Even though head coach Bob Thomsen's
h'nm hns sut'h nn offense record
thcv hnn• onlv won one game -. this scnson
The M asslonnrics an• strong
thas year nl both 1•nds, nt cen
ter nnd in the bnckficld. End!l Bowling Leaders
Continue to Roll
Bob Sehcmbs, o big G foot 2 inch 'l'hl' fia'Sl hnlC of bowling is
205 pount..l all-confl~t.•ncc choice ncnrly O\'l'r nnd the intromurnl
offacinls nn• lookmg Ior more
teams to enter for the second
half All ~ames nrc held nt 0
p.m Thursdays . in '56 nnd pr'<?p tt•nmmnte Wnr
H!n Holtz lmvc been hard to beat
ull sc:t~on Both h::l\'c caught the.r
shnrc of TO passes so £ur this
senson Glen Grodl'm. n lcttcr-Lnst week's gomcs n:~su\tcd mnn lnst ycur at guard nnd end, in the Shockers tnlong over ril'sl
•s n top rt!plttcemC'nt. place. Previously this spot hnd
At Cl'l\tt'r, John Alsip, two Yt!OJ bN•n held by lhrN' teams The
lcti<~J rnan unci otw year vt~t Vic ShockN'S Clowned the Polecats
Langdon provadc n strong center 3 to 1 nnd Sigma Alpha Sigma
hn~up. The btg problem oll sea-fell to Kuppn Phi Alpha ·l to 0.
son IS nt the guard spot~. Co-The fu-sl 7-10 split in the 200,
cnptnfn Fronk Wood nnd Hnrold 000 line histol'y of the Bnrhur
AU1~ hn\'c b1 c:n doing good jobs, Bowl was psckcd up by D1ck
but they hnvc no capable replace· Bncl<strom, junior·. He will rc
mcnts. cci\'C a patch mokmg him nn
Hobm Beck, sc.:cond an pas::;ing I honorary, member of the Bowling
thas ) car, and Bob Collins arc Han of F omc.
back m the qunrt.crback fold I High game fot· the week w11s
ncatn thts scnson. Butch Coc rolled by Pete Ward with n 207
nnd frcshmon .llm Hutchmson and n 540 series was posted by
Ol'C nifty 1 cscrvcs. Rounding out George Perry. The year's high
thP alw:tys dangerous Miss1on- gnmc is held by Mntt Knoblauch
ancs IS George SulUvan, hnrd· wtth n 221. He nlso holds the
c.hnrglng all-confcrencl.! halfback, series hich with n 510. Each
who scored twice lnst weekend to week two tickets to the Fox:
lead Ius team to a 28 to l!l \'ic-lhcntcr nrc nwnrdl'd Cor the high
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