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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 16, Number 10
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1957-11-01
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I The Forgotten Holiday
"N<.' clnsscs on Thurstluy nnd Friday, you know~"
''Say, thut 's right, i l is a holiday." 95
''Whtch one., I cnn't remember . It's the day you ha\'c a
big dinnel'.''
"Nc\'Cl" mind, at lenst we have a vacation,"
Thnt's right never mind, it's not important Only the
poultry men and stock men are inte1eslcd because the price
on turkeys and hams arc up, and thet e is a good market.
Vol. XVI. No. 10 Portland . Oregon Friday, No.,embor 22. 1957 The stores downtown have skipped this holidny . Thctr
wmdows are glittering with tinsels, shop-enrlv signs and
Christmas specu1ls.
Once there was a sacred meaning for Thanksgiving . When lllllllllllllllU 111111111 UUIIIIIIIIIU llllllll IIIII lilf lllllll'lrlqlln~ I'IIW't I U Ill
V creation Time
the harvests were in and wmter had touched the earth with Due to tho Thanksgiving va·
,t few strokes leaving the trees bare and the ground hard, cation Thursday and friday of
men could look ahead to a heavier blow from winter's fist next wook. the LOG wUl not Fall Colors to Ac~enl Theme
Of Lambda Phi 'Fall Fantasy'
bo pubU.hod untll Friday, Do Full swoops down upon us all without fear. In the spmt of thankfullness, men set aside cem'--r s Tho LOG edu' or• .... d c h
• • uw ..... tomorrow night when the ft l n day in the trans&tlon month of November to give thanks staff wlsh to oxpreas a Happy annuul Fall Fnnlosy 1s held in
to the God who had sustained them. Thanksgiving Day to each rood the gymnasmm nl n p.m to mid-
The coming of winter doesn't hold such a dread now or wtth thts thought-romem nasht, according to Steve Schaub,
Harvests are picturesque things to most persons. Food is ber tho true meaning of the g•'ncral chainnon Fnll colors
day, to give Thanks. w1ll ncc.-nt tht! dance th•'mt' and always available at the store, even if the price is higher 1111111 Him 11111 111 UJ[ mn IIIIIRIIUllltlllrtmDlWUI npple cider will bl--served.
in the wmter Men are not bound together so spiritually as ------------.:.....;~----------
in the past. although brotherhood is a well-worn topic. New Girl Friday Tackles
To preserve Thanksgiving in ils original concept, means
a reevaluation of the day as a truly personal thing. Is Post As Secretary to Dean
there t1me &n this day f1·ec ot classes to be thankful for the
pnst and to pray for the future?
Dr. Wessler
Due for Talk
"The Wh1tc Kevs and the -Poll Vole Results
End May Fete "DPnn Frt>t•do" has a new girl
Fridny nowadays to tackle "serv
ices unlnnitcd. '' The inlorm&l dance, sponsored
by L:ambdn Phi Epstlon frutcr
nity, will feature Jolly Dttzlcr,
sophomore music major:, and his
band and thPy w11l play re
quc.ostcd ns well n.s planned num
bers. The entcrtamment., S&)'"S
Schaub, will be n surprise.
Committi"C chairmen trre Mox
Webber, entert.olnmc nt, and Sid
Wolsh, ltckels. All fmtcmity
members will pnrlicipatc on the
df'corntion commllLt.>c.
The dance is open to aU atu·
dr.nts and tickets -$1 50 per
couple-may be bought Crom any
frot.crmty member or al lhc door.
Invited as patrons and pnll'on
csscs were Dr. ond Mrs. Wancn
Smtth ond Dr and Mrs Nctl
Snbm.
Ulack" as the toptc chosen by Dr.
Dan Wessler. din•ctot of the
Wcslmlnistet· foundation at Ore
gon State, fo1· his chaycl sc1 \'ice
talk on December 5. There's no
1 csult of the May Fctcl As n
speciol poll held
Tuesday and Wednesday, Moy
Fete as conunonly known on
campus. hos be<.•n abolished Mrs. Nnn Andrews recently
succc~ded Mrs. Florcnre G~en
to the po~nllon of scc:1 ctary to
Dr;. Frccdn HarlLfeld, dean of
women. Her expcncncc has been
qu itc varied, covering sccretnn
nl work in legal, mcdtcal, cducn
ltonnl nnd commercial fields, plus
private work in trnining sales
forces, couruchng young people
ond ndults in the art of con
structive thinking and other re
lated nctivitiC!I. 1 Suspicion Points
To PSC-LC Theft
Dr. Wesslet• is a native of Port
land nnd n ga udunte of the Uni
vcrstty of Oregon, In oddition to
h1s pn!Scnt position n~ director
of the foundutton al Oregon
Stutc, he is this Y<!lll servmg as
actmg professor of philosophy
and rchgion during lht abscnc1.
or il n.>J;ulur prole~ or
sler gained leaching f.'XPCflt'llCe
Otht:t'S purlicipaling in leard
mg the worsh1p scrvic1• with Dr
Wcs.lcr will be Sidney Phtllips,
assistant p1ofc~or o£ history, as
fuculty lcnd1.•r and Margaret
Shecu cr, senior, ns student lead·
cr
.i\1cl Knight, senior, will direct
the Chapel choir in sin~lng "ln
Steadfast Pnith I Stnnd" by
Bach Th<! organist wlll be Col
leen 1\tclott, junior.
LC to Host Convention
Of Collegiate Leaders
The Oregon £i'edet·otion oC Col
legintc Lender convention w1U
lll' held on the Lewis nnd Clnrk
cnmpus on 1''• I day nnd Sat urdoy.
Decl•mllcr 6 nnd 7. This docs not require n constl·
tutional omcndment, for only the
election Of 3 .May QU(.'<!n is pre
SCribed m the student conslttu
tion. Average numbct' ol volct'S
in campus elections has h1'cn
56:i, thcrc(Ofl. ! 75 percent was
th1s total, or 401, was lll~cdcd to
maintain May Fete.
Only 416 students \'otcll, and
only 372 voted to malnl:un Mny
Fete ns it was or Wllh qualified
changes. lt was a case o! the
minority rules, for only 44 \'Oled
lo elimmntc the unnunl event,
but this '-''OS enough to nbohsh
ll.
Therefore, all lhat 1cmoms IS
the elcctton of a May Queen and
court, the holdmg of n costume
dance and Pionl·cr Preview.
Votmg were 125 frP..shrncn, 113
sophmnm'C. 73 juniors. fll seniors
nnd 14 no closs dcs1gnatmn . 01
the 44 voting for cllmmaung 1
J.lvfuy Fdc, 10 W\'rl' freshmen, 0
sophomores, 11 jun&or •• 11 sen
iors and 3 no etas. Voting to
keop May Fete Wllh qualified
changes were 69 freshmen, 80
sophomores, ·10 junior:~. 63 sen
iors nnd 8 no clnss. To keep Mny
l,.ele os in the past, 112 voted,
46 freshmen, 24 sophomores. 22
juniors, 17 seniors and 3 no
clnss. The woman whose dulies J)cr
tnin to everything concernmg thP
women of lhc college wa born
in Philadelphia. There she nt
lt•ndcd Banks bu.;lne~ college
nnd Curtis Collegt of Fine Arts.
Sht! hos a keen intcn:sl m mustc
und dramatics and has done con
sidl.'rablc civic promotion work.
Because Mrs. Andrew's main
intrrcst centers in people' she
nlso works in famil~· relations
along with her husband who is o
familv relations counsellor and •
odministrntor.
Calendar Sports Change
Only changes from the 1958
58 college calendar as prov•·
ously presented are the exton·
aaon of spring vac:aiion in 1959
to run from March 16 iluough
20 and tho cancellation of Good
Friday. March 27, as a holiday.
Tho day will receive appropn•
ate obaorvanco on campus. Ac·
hon for thoso changes were
takon by the administration
and approved by the faculty MRS. NAN ANDREWS
New Girl Friday
Honorary Offers
Two Scholarships
Pt nl l1 Eps1lon, nallona
journnltsm honorary, hos an·
nounced thnt 1t will award n
$75 scholorstatp to a descrvang
second semester freshman major
mg in Journnhsm.
This student must meet the
college sc.holors.h1p rcqU&rcmt•nts
and h1s npplicnhon wJll hnv<' to
b~ approved by the cumpus
scholar'Shlp commillct', Applicants
arc asked to apply in t,•yrn 24,
Mrs. Gny Jenkins. associate pro·
fc.c;sor of JO\rrnnlisrn, oi.!irc
Pi Dclt has decided lo awllrd
two sl'holurshtps o )'l'ar, cnch
$75. In the fall the nwnrd will go
to un upper clnssman jt)Urnnhsm
maJor and in lhe sprms to a
rrcshmnn.
I The money Cor thl>se scholar
ship· ts pro,•idcd ol1 ' from sole
of the Pioneer Gu1de& The lhc!l of four cement plac.-·
qucs with the hand prin of
May Fete queens and br(lnze
nam•: plates has b ·en reported to
the shcrifrs office. The placques
were stolen Saturday DI'Ound
midnight.
They are bcJlcved to have bt'cn
taken by Portland Stole college
students. according to Joe Hus
ton, dean of men, bl.'causc or lhc
many Portland Stotc cars ond
tudents on campus thnt night
The sheriff was called in to take
CDrC Of the rutual10n.
Portland State reported the
theft of two e.igns around 3 n.m
.the same day from the business
of!tce and the rc~:tstrar's oUJcc.
These s1gns, accodlng to J crry
1\fcRcynold, Poriland State V AJ.~
GUARD, arc believed to have
been taken by LC students. The
items. as state prop"rly, must
be accounted for m the Decem
ber 1 inventory or the college.
lf lh~y nrc not returned by Lhnt
date, a complete pollee report
must be made out.
. -
No Guests for Dinner
No dmnt:a guests wlll be per
mitted Cor the annual donn stu
dents' Thanksgiving dinner next
Tuesday night, according to Syl
\'ta Wehner, cafctt.!rltl manager . Hl•pn•st'ntotivc Ed1th Green
will give the opening uddress at
Platt hall and Dr. U. H. Dubach,
LC professor o1 poli t icnl science,
will pr<'.scnt the mnin address at
lltc closing banquet at Amato's
occot dtng to Don Pinnock, cc·
rctnrv-tn•nsurcr oC the Cedera-W1lh the qunlifled changes,
135 voted for the nil campus
lunch, 120 for compehtvc gumcs
bet ween students and (acully,
37 for eliminating events nl the
swimming pool. 41 lor changing
time and plncc of coronulion
ceremony, 91 for shnplifyi nc
o!ternoon coronation cen•mony.
115 lot· open house of deport·
menls in conjunction with Pion
u~r Preview nnd 112 for outdoor
thcotricul productions. A lurgc
uumber of stuuenls recommend
ed other ch .. m~o~cs Juniors-Grab Pencil and Write
•
Lion.
Member institutions of the fed
eration ore l.ewis und Clark, Lm·
field, Oregon Stnlc and Pm tland
Sta\e collcl!eS, E<1slcrn Oregon
College of Education, Oregon
Collegt• o! Educrttion, Orugon
Tcchntcul Institute, Pncific uni·
vcrsit \' Sou them Oregon Col-• •
lc·gc• of !';ducutlon, University ot
Ore con, U nt vl'rttit y of Portland
lind Willnmcltt• unlvt•lsily.
Music Hour to Feature Organ Recital in Chapel
The m•xl MullC Hour progrnm will be pr"scntt'd Thursday ~ncr
Thnnksgivtng Dt:cembcr 5, ut 12:15 p.m. It will be held m the c n~
•'1 1 other thu'n 1-~\ .m!l Music building, because the orgnn there 15
felt to bl' m01c snu~factory fol the mustc to be ploycd.
h · tud •nl of Dr John Stnrk Mnxinc Barnes (rlllduatc, w o JS o s c ·
t:vons w1ll bt. th~ ten lured orannist. She will ploy fit~t a model n
Amcri~un 01 gun Sonutu compo· ed by F'clix Borow.skt, for many
Yl'Urs compo ll'r. cntH\ orgnmal nnd Vtollns!it, ~ow liva~g m Chl~u~o .
She w11l conclude her recital wath the Fugue m G MoJO! (r,iKUl' l Y
Bach. ''The subject is too broad to
CO\'t>r m 90 mmutcs. ·
"I don't know anythmg
nbout llwsc subJect~."
"l ha\'1! hnd to start so many
tirm'SI"
Whv the conct•rn? It IS the • u uttl once t1 semester lrtnl for
studt•nts who wish to llclomt.
quulificd seniors -the senior
• • quoh[ylllg ~.xammnt1on
At 12 noon, Wednc:sdu~, No
n mbt•r 27, all pct;;ons d(.•s1rm~
to tukc lhl' c ·nminahon m·ty
trek ttl BoDine 30 for th<. 90
minute ordeal.
Everything is furnished with
the CXCI.'PllOn or pens. There
is a list of eight to te-n ·.ub
jccts Crom which to cboo>e.
When onr: hns been t lcclt'<i,
tlw stud<"nt should outline-his
topic, write a thesis st•ntcnce
and Uwn start writing. THE CHAIR WILL sunin- but
the wrUer???
• The exnmmnttons arc grad
ed by member or the Engh h
department.
H was the oragtnal mlcnl1on
thnt thlS c.."<llmmntion be wrtt
tcn bcCore the student entered
hts senior year, nccordmg to
Registrar Wtlllam Norrl~. Smet.•
several yl'nrs h.avc been nl
low~'<l for the student h1 be·
come fam1liar \\ tth th\ rc
q•tir~·ml•nt, Non is hchcves lhc
t1mc hns l'Otnf' lo r ·quu"C the
examlnntlon hdolC the cnsot·
Yl't'\r requirements con be un·
der tnkcn.
This menns, he !luid, tht:! nine
months scml)r rcgtJtrntltm and
24 hours minimttm s nior cred
it will not b<!gm to count be
fore the bc~;mmn_g or the c
mestcr following the !1\ICCCSS·
ful writing or the c nmin!llion. .. .fndoy Novomber 22. 19~7
THE PIONEER LOG
Pago Two Musicians Gain Spotlight in Symphonies Library Provides
,,mph•••· .. bos "' ... m. th• d •• .,. b••d .r '.0"" "' ... ,...,... """.'"·' .r 'b" .. .., •• d ,. •• u. ,h .. , rn , ... h '"···' h•• ,.,. Projects, films
byword for t\\ o of LC's muslct· Duke I-:llmgton. Cloud,• Thorn· St•ction two ycnrs ngo {'ntl\ "t'rc not~d. and she. wos a B '( JOANNE MlKKAL O
ans w·hcn Dtnnc Carl!:on tak'-•s lu.'r lull, nnd l.toncl llnmpton . Hts Her cnh:cr "tth tlw vtohn bl'· m~mb,·r o( llw "Spotlight on
plnt , ns Porllnnd Jumor Sym-!u-st 'fV nppenmnce w11s m 1952, cnn Whl n sh,• wns m Jtl"ttdc \'outh" tl'IC\'lSIOn show orclw!i·
phony's concert mn ter and \Vsl· whon tw wu. on the U.S. Royal s~h<'ol. Vtsited ln ht•t' horne by n trn fo1 thH·c ~ t'lll. Stw pluycd
bur J4.•nsc.:n ts guest soloist lor the ~howc\l"l ', or1ginnting from New mnn who gnve her n mus11' tt•st, "1th the Holhday Bowl orclws-'1 ht. word hbrur) Uf.Uc'lll)' sug.
gl!Sts the gcrwl'nl t'.uh•gory of
books, but studL•I\l.s of l.l'wls and
Ctnrk hm c .tn uddilaonul dt•purt
nwnt to coMtdL'a-thut o[ visual
n1c.b lh(' patdc and Jt>Y of Lloyd
D1 y, tden•n<'l a'3sistnn t. Chicngo Symphony on:ho..strn. York. H,• hns bcl'l\ solotst on vn-she \HI~ ~ncouragt'd b\ hi O('C-tt , lor thn.c s\lmmcrs also.
l-"or lhl' ~\.'Cond ttmt" m h1~ hfl, rious OC'cmaons Cor sumnwr bnnd lltrnllon of hc1 lalt'nl nnd bcgnn AddmJt to her mwucnl lnurols
an opporluntty has come to Wil- wn lwa ~l'lection to tlw oll-cily
bur Jcn n, sophomore pn. den· .md :tll·slnlt' hlgh o;('hool or<)hes·
1t1l student. to ploy with the Chi- trn 'fh~ co llt'KI' hns n film llbnnv •
consisltn~ of 35 Calms unrl up
pt oxitnatcly 300 1 ilm st.J·ips
whu:h fill' n\'uilnbh• to sludcn
uro\tps as well as instructors.
There is no chnrgl' to obtam
these \'tsunl nids but th~ llbrury
n quests thnl tlwy be notaficd at
h•nst n '' cck an ndvnncc ns to ronco Symphony orche~trn llt'l \'iolin. the means o( her
On Saturday. t-:ovembcr 3q, hl' succt•ss, was purchast>d in Can-
" tU appear ns on~: of two guest ndn from nn old Gc1·mnn shoP·
soloJ.S'ls at a Pops conNrt m Sym- kct·p~t· nboul two years ago. "I
pho~ hnll before the more than think H hns n romantic hiGtory,"
2,000 dclcgntc s at the national . he sn1d m u smiling whisper.
4-H con\•cntton. He w1ll pln) the ·•1t wns or1ginnlly owned by n gypsy.'' when n gruup dcslrt•s 11 him.
trumpet solo from the 2nd and
Srd movcmo:nts of Haydn's
·Trumpet Concerto" and \\ill be
nC<'Ompnntcd by the orchcst.rn Own IS not the only m,•mbcr Also n\'nilnbl<.• upon 1 cqucst. 111
Jensen npplltrcd with the or
ch~trn once before in 1953. He
WllJ fiV both wny::: and \\•111 StOy
at tht• Conrad Rt\ton hotel, all
expenses pnid.
WILBUR JENSEN DIANE CARLSON of lll't f3m1\y to play with the ('quapmcnt to show the hlms.
Portlnnd Junior symphony. Her 1'hcSl' 1ncludt• thn•e 16 mm sound
g1 andmotlll r \\'US a member the J>fOJl•ctors, on•• 35 mm Cilm!'lrip
ru·st vem 1t was organized. Her pLOjcctM und n 35 mm slide pro-
• ~· andflllht'r was l\ profcsstonnl jt'ctol. The hbrory as cquappcd
mu)':tcwn ond played in orchestras with lhrt·t' pot'lnblt• scn•cn, too.
nil OVI'I' r~utOPL Two studt•nts, Don Krotz. :enior,
J)mne's plans for snustc mcludc and Stc\'t' Thayer, ~ophomore.
npplying her three "P"' and try arc ~sunlly nvniloblc to run
lng out for the Portland Sym· I mnchmt's fot u smnll fel!.
phony orcht•strn next year. Among lhl! films ond him-strips au• plclmcs on art thcoter, BcstdC$ playing th~ mon• se
rious ty}X's of music. he has
plnycd with dance bands sine~
\he ngc o! !0, haYmg :'tnrt4.·d to
piny the trumpet when he wo..s 7.
At Langlois, which is about 50
mtlcs souU1 of Coos Boy, he was
n membl.'r of the high school
band. of wh1ch has fnthcr was, concerts 111 Portland nnd ap
peared on TV several umcs Jn.;t
sprang wttil the LC orchestra.
At prcSl'nt, Jensen is a student
or Or. John Richards, is a mem
b<'r of the LC symphonic band
-nd ss co-director of the bnnd. H4.• to take Jt:ssous A htt lc old~'"
and wio:cr now Olillll' isn't so
su1 c that he d1dn't tdl C\'ccyonc
the same lbing. • SILENCE -A good word is an busincsl'l, education, fumtlv liCe.
easy obligation: but not to inh'l'llUhonal n•lations, ~stron-
apoak ill requires only our omy, scir.nC4.' nnd athletics . They
stlonco, which costs us noth· 1 un from c1ght mmulcs tr> threc-
ing. -Tillotson quarters of un hou1.
and sull as, the dtrector.
Jcns"n bns app;-!tl"f"d wath the
Nuts lso plays with the LC orchestra Bolts= Cufflinks t~n oecasaon.
nus blt lOPS them all. Pete I P.roctice , patience nnd prog
Kcrshnw, frosh prestdcnl, "ent ress ho\'c promoted Diane Carl
home for \lw weekend n."'Cenlly sen, JUnior, to lhl' honored posi
and discovered that he had lefl tton of concert master o! the Port
all of his cufflinks at school. land Junior Symphony orehcstm
He couldn"t JUSt let his cuHs when 1t opens its season Satur
flap around has wrists so he day mght ot the l'IVIC audttorium.
senrchl.'d hurraedly, and came up Shl' JOined tfw orchestra sue
with lhc Ideal solution to his years ago whl·n she was a soph·
problem. Thc1c on his dresser omore tn high 5chool. Her chntr
were two shan\' new nuts and was, ••wl'll, a bit towar<l th~ n•ur
• bolts. Pete reports that they of the \'iolin .t•cllon." Applying
\\'orkcd fmc as cufflinks and Uw a(oremcntloned practice. pa
lookl~ pretty snauy bestdes! t1cncc and progl'CSS. she became
Time to Cl1ange •••
"l can't afford to donate."
This is a common excuse when Umted Fund workers
meet the public. but one that is usually overcome by a
collector's knowledge of the needs of the drive and who can
explain how the money is spent.
At Lewis and Clark, the campus chest dnve and the fac-Lessons and practice were pnrl
of her hfc ns she (jni!'hed grade
FROM THE PREXY'S DESK • • . Don Pinnock
Prexy Doubts Editorial's Accuracy
In Jn~t '', l k l'd ll}l. t m nd l xcu l m~ k~ bh. m<'mon but
dillOn to tht• mtrinsac problem I 1 rc.:cnll no time was there 3 slate
or the VOYAGEUR.'' wh•ch wns mt•nl like this made tn a council
handled wtth vel y poor tHslc, lnl'cllng.
the question of student vn\ucs Your idla of a Sludcnt body
and overriding of studl•nl inquir- counseling center wo.s a good
ics was mcntaon. \C ttw wnlcr one. und Blu<.• Key, men's nation
would have "stopped. looked and al honornry fraternity. 1s otrcr·
listened" muny of the QUl'SLions ing study nsstSt.tmcc at Platt hall
or !tlatcnwnt:s wouldn't have cv,•ry Sunday through Thursday
needed to tak~ up space. fJom 7 to 10 p.m. I'm sure thut
First, it was said that no one
listens to students' opmions. But
the student council. on b< half of
the students, '3skc:d the admin·
1Slrat10n U1at n one dny bn·nk
b<-twe<.'n school and fmals be
allowed. Next year's scht':dule
allows a onl' day brcn.k bclw~cn
school nod fsna1s. A group of
students nskcd that the book
store be open part of the noon
hour. In response to thts, the
bookstore is now open nt 12:30.
Muny studrmts have, asked why
not c1garette mnchsncs? A let
ter IS now on tts wny to the
board of trustees r~QUI !Sting th1s
student w1sh and Ctom what I un
derstand il hos a vt·ry r,ood chanC't· BluC' K(•y would be glac1 to <'n·
lurgc the program if it ts nel'd·
cd
1 hope that in this brief: col
umn it has been shown thnt c;tu·
dent opinions, if presented
l1trough the nghl channels can
brsng prorlucti\'C results. Bring
your idt!as to us or to council
mcctmr L \ll v Tuesday al 4 p.m.
Editor's note: Paging Webster
for .1n accurate definition of
"good tnstc.'' However, "to con
lanm•,'' what ubout the VOY
AGEUR? This yenr 1l may work
out fine because of o cnpnbl<•
r.tuff, but our cd1tonal looked m
to the future.) Kept in the hbro1y arc cata
logs listmg various feature ftlms
or other cducnt1onal films \\ h1ch
mny be ordered fa cc 01 at n
rcnsonnbh· rental t.•htnge from
f1lm libruraes }O('atcd m Portland,
Orv said • Additional \'tsual nid. mcludc
two gluss lantern slide pt'Ojcc
tors, two opnqul' projectors, one
mtl'l o cat• rcadN', a microfilm
l'l•odet' ond various colored ~lidcs -
Sports Writer Ahead
In Fall LOG Coolest
A 1 Pordius, senior JOurnalism
major and assistant sports editor,
is lcadmg the writing contest
among LOG ;tnff members this
scm<.•stcr wtth 171 inches or ma·
!erial printed nt mtd-term . Close
behind in second place is Jim
Larsen, sports writer, w1th 136.
Others in the abo,·c-100 divt·
• ston :u e Janelle Ross, 117; Sally
P1erce, 116, nnd Jcnn Shenrer,
llO.
Murgaret Youngblood leads lhl'
cub reporters wilh 37 inches, fol
lowed by Rnmonu Salminen wtth
26; Bill Sendlcbnch, 22; Potricta
Spt·elmon, 13; Shirley Cole, 12:
nod Dcmst.• Bruning, 11. ulty drive have ended with the results being the poorest in
years. Many students said "I can't afford 11," but many
more said, "l was never contacted ." While most of the fac
ulty and staff did donate, the amount was smaller than in
previous years. Drive leaders seem to feel that this might
have resulted fl'Om the tightenmg financial cundlltons of
the public m general. Also many of this S(•gmcnt werl! con· ol being sucl't.'~sful. LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Bibler
tacted at home.
Then? is always the problem of who will head the dnve.
The faculty-staff drive is usually organized 1n the develop
ment office, headed by Willard Rouse, who is new to the
c.ampus. I£ the student council could receive cooperation,
perhaps the campus chest chairman could be chosen durmg
the opening weeks of school, allowing him tim~ to organize
drive workers who could contact each individual.
Another suggestion is that perhaps the student dnve
could be worked into the faculty-sta ff drive to the extent
that student workers would also contact thts segment of
donators.
Needless to sav. when lOOO students didn't even contribute -$90, something has to be revised. Now 1s the time for the
student council Lo discuss the problem while it is still fresh
in student's mmds so that another year will sec a successful
drh·e.
OUJrlal J!UbJICQUon o· n" Ae oclntcd Studcn ,( r "wht nnol Cl rk col·
h:ll" J>uultallud " kb' durlnc tlo co11ttte )'ear Sul•!icrlptl()n r11.tea: 1%
p r )'r lJ', J nt,.rcd e enoond cJJUIJI mnlt~ nt U B Post OUic<J, l'ortlAnll, Or4'ron,
und r act uf :.tarclt • l n
J'O&IUI• L~•. Jbu Lfell, Co-J:cUt.on ln Oblef; J'olln Olement , BulDHa
Manapr . Ilk o •J I1!1Umt E<11tor J11U1 SIJ•llf r, lrntur" FAilor, Hill) J•ltr•
Rt~lcl J~lltor AI Par<JIIUII. A~ rlf!Ullll Rf'•Jru J-..lflor
I • 1 11 Junlltll ],o , Bdlllo ()l~<Ofl, Jlrn 1 T t n Clirol T 1 Ul""oi
~26 Scrondly, you ~pokt' of the
"dream of joml select aon of con·
vocations. assemblies and com
mencement . . w11h n jomt shor
ing of expenses. Wakt• up dream
er, right now th,'re is 3 convoca
tion committee compost•d of stu
dents. faculty and ndrnlru trn
tlon. The student body budg~t.
as limttcd as 1t 1s, pays part of
the cxpcn.sP Cor the Religion in
Life week spcnkcr. The students
do all the asscmbli<'s. And as for
commenct•ment, the s~nior clnss
has a committee that is scorching
Cor a speaker and has included
1n its budget an allotment for il ••
Also you m'•nt1oncd student
councal hould bt• o.llowl·d to
~han ln moll unpor\ant dlCI
siom Thu I n~u:l' walh and Cor
lh< fU'ltl hmc this Yl'UT the 1tu
dt:nt body pres1dcnt Slls 6n the
adminis trativc council, the sec
ond highest gzoup ut LC. Also
th~n· u; o studt•nl p<!n;onncl coun
cil composed of vurious mt mUI'I'S
of campus U!c.
To contmur., 1l was tmtd thut
ln the distribution of stud•mt
body Junds "anythsng thnl
smocks of the r•ducnt10nol is dis·
missed with u blithe "oh, let tfll'
odmlms trat10n pay fo1 at" Plcnsf '\'\1 l'l
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Life Goes On Behind the Scenes Students to Preregister !
'fhc• 5l:lginc. music, twhtmg, Arthur Perrow, northwest rep rwrvisinR the most f lnborntc For Second Semester News in Brief
t:O!itumlng ond make-up for the rcsl'nlntive for lhc Royol Acod-toshunc production m the h1story Advanco regi.atrati.on for soc· Meeting to Draw Three
piny '"l'lw Mc1 dumt of \rt·ntn," t·my of musk, 10 osslsting wllh of ttw coiiPgc thc•ater. At lcost ond somostor will bo Docom·
hy Wallium Shokt'SPl'rtu• .nn• in the ~usic. He has composed o 200 ynrds of fine sutlns, luffctos. bor 2 to 6 For~ut carda wUh
tlwir Cinnl t tl(cs IIC('ordang lo spcc1nl ovcrtutt• lor the rinnl cnrduroyB, vel vets nnd brocades schodule changes will bo o•all·
tlw drnrnn dcpnrlmcnt cut tnin ond lol' the accompon1· ur1• l:lOing into the mnkinf of ablo fTom lndl•ldual counsel
Thc plny \\ Ill b1 PH.'St'nh•d ment of lhl' song, "TI>Il m•• when• more lhon 30 Rcnais:Joncc cos-ou. Studonta ere expected to
m n mod1Cil-d Shukt•sp(•nrinn ttl tuncy bred?" which will be turnr:s. Some• of th<: pnnclpnl call lholr coun.aolon for on ap
monnC'l wtth on apron stugt~, on sunR by Dorothy Wymor«J, who chal'flctc•n~ wear WI many 811 four polntmon f to work on thoir I The Phalologar:ol Assoc.mt1on of
the P<JdfJc Coast wall drov. thr
of lht• Engltth stnrr to Hs 55th
nnnuol meetang Novcmbf r 29 and
30 nt Stanford unlv('rslty. Dr.
Rohcrt Dusenbery, Mrn. Ben Du·
uuwr sln(.lc nnd utillzntion or ploys Pol tao dlrCcJI•nt co .tumcs in tht• lhow now programs occordJnq to
the rull dc•pth or tht> stngt• olso. P~rrow Dr Gene-Kodotf and Doan C. W. Howard. I senbcry nnd Kt!nneth Johnson
nrc making pion to apcnd tht>tr I Thanksgiving holtdoy ln San k Pennv Quarnb<•rt•, Crcshmon, Accompan•"'ng tho forecast wUJ A sp• cull druw cmtoin trnc Is Cothl('('n Or~m will piny lhc re J o ,.
dn•w thl• n innmcnt o! mokin1r bo o foroc""l c rd for su--•r Francisco btdon \ltt•nding th1s
modC'm Jan~uogc convt•ntaon b1•11v: lnstnllcd foa· tlw "'-cn" cur corder·:t, nuthcnllc Rcnofasnnc:e " ... u .. "' ..
., 20 m~n's "Ortcrs Cor lhe produc: school A ton•Atlve 1'-t of lnins bl'ltind tlw n.•gulru O( l cur-mu-;icul instrum~: nl , for tht• pro a • ... ..
tton. Mlxmg work and cnt«'tt<un couraoa for summer school Ia tn1n. duclion. Robl•rt Enmnn, scnior, tnl'nt, she watched TV while she b l U d d lll b Tht.•n• will be no lntennlsslon will pla)' th( ~o·iolin nnd Gl•nt• I 0 nq comp • an w 0 BA Students Assist UF
U lit'Wt·d. a•ailablo at thia pro-rogutra· 10 ordt·1· to produce th<l c ect Cnntrall, thf' trumpet. Uon timo. Students lll'e asked S<>vrrol r .. wls nnd Clnrk lu
dl!nL'I of lhc busln•!SS ndmanis trn·
tion dcportml'nt assisted ln the
neighborhood division or the
United Fund in ollcltlng ond col
lecting funds around the Portland
nrea during the past few wcekll.
Ed Licfkt>, Bob Jt'!nnings, Gtonc
H1tchmon, Roy Livermore, Cliff
Sander .2.nd James Dunn were the
participant" in this drive. uf the piny us it wns originally Cnrol Kunsmnn, S!•nior \runs· Make-up 15 bcmg taken care of to note eholce of aubjad and
produet•d in tht• Elllubl'lhun (\'r from the Univ~rslty of Ore· by lh • cnsL nwm~·rs themselves hmo proforrod ao that tho por.
plnyhoust•. Tlw scenery will be gon, will be lht~ clc.'Ctdcaon for us lht•y J~row lhc•ir own beards mo.nent schedule will refl~l
~0-.,--.i.nt nbstrnct ond suggest the• produchon . The crtccts arc However, fah;c beat ds or • an
~ , ..... Wlt atudont proloronc:os. tht• ttuliun R<"naissoncc. A 1 oiscd enhanced by the improvt•mr.nts n•ndlnr.ss 1n CHSl' there or • some
portion or lhl• setting Will be.! the in the theater's wiring ond dec-Cnalurcs.
unlcony from which Jt•ssicu g1ves trico.l control during th1s pnst The pluy w1ll be g1vcn Decem-
some ducats to her lover and the summer. b"r 5, 6 and 7 in lhc Fir Acres
t ruditionol musicians' gall<:ry Dr. Carolyn Silverthorne is su-thcntl·r.
(jl£ /Jut SociaL Side. . . wtllt Sa/1'1 Pte~Jee Teacher Service
Engagements Make News
As Weddings Draw Near Places LC Grads
Tcnchcr placement scrvict at
t.Pwis nnd Clnrk, \lndcr th~ dirt•c·
tion of Or. Chc~ h·r C Frtsbil',
placed 150 rc octivated and new
rnndidntc teochcn> in vnriou~
:r;chools this year. Announc(•tn<>nt ho~ bc(•n made.!
of the t•nl(OI(<•m'-nt of Susan Sto
dit.'<.'k, n sophomoH' nt Lew1s and
Clark ln11l y('ar, to Rob~rl H.
Hamlin, who uttcndcd Whitman
cotll•gc. A sprin~ w<'dding is
planned.
A rt•ccnt urmounccmcnl was
the engagement of Mary Margar
et <Pccgyl Jo.kku, n '56 graduate
of Lewis and Clark to Hal Ford
Swafford, al .o o graduate o! LC.
Mary Ann Miller, '59, on
nounccd IWI' ~·ngagt.•mt!nl to Bob
Pt•lland, '58, nt o rcccnt meeting
uf Alpha Gnmrna . Tlll'Y plan to
tw mOI·ril'd December 21.
Poulint' Millt•t·. 'GI, announced
hl'l' <•ngngl•mcnt to Lnt•ry Hanlon
o{ Wnrr<!nlon, No\'t'tnbu 2, at
Ruth Odell hall. Gruncs, George F Golder, Rogca·
Fleck, Gene W Hitchman, Rich·
nrd F. Jonc~ .• JOl' Johnson und
Cordon L. Reiter
Po1tlnnd's public school sys
Thc chcs!> club lS sponsonng nn tern lc!nds wath Uw greatest num-
"LC Open" beginning December b<·r oC Lewis and Clark graduate
2 and continuing Cor two wccks. h•nchers from the class of 1957.
Opt..n lO students and faculty Tt•.1chmg in Portland elementary
members, tht! entrance fcc is $1. schools nrc:
Thn::e trophies Will be nwardl·d LOUISt' Ann B1tar, HomcP Blx·
in the double elimination tour-by, Gwyneth Britlon, Thelma
nomcnt. All chess pluyt rs nrc Bunce!, Lucille Dc.Bird, Nancy
urged by Roger PuN"cll, chess Fohner, Elynor Fertig, Joy For
club prestdent, to ncccpt his chal-, c, Dione Gco.rhart, Anne Gipc,
lcnge. Pl·r ·ons intcrt•stcd muy Pntricin Harcourt, Bill Huntley,
sign up with Purc~ll. or m~.:mbt •rs JoSt!Ph Kordic, Gerold Latnl, Ro
Davc Bo.kcr, Kt•n Pch•rson, Herb snlct' Mitchl•ll. James Moon,
Storr and Dorothy Bn~tc•r Douglas OJ:-;f!n, Myrna 01. on, Bar
Ensign Don Lindsay. '56, and bnru Osgood, franklin Stevens.
his wlfo Bonnio (Llndah:om ) ox 1\hn ~ Petterson and V1rginin Tny
'59. who woro married last Aug lor.
uat. woro visUing on campus thia Other graduates tcachmg sec-
Hornet Evnns, '58, wns rnnr-week. Don recently graduated ondnry grades arc: Harry Allen,
rit•d to Rlchara . Zittenrield or from naval officors' training Wl·sl Gresham: Marilyn Boker
Porllnnd in Snn D~cgo, Saturday, school tn Newport. Rhode bland. Reynolds, Renton, Washing ton;
Novt•mbt•r 9. Hun ad will return • Th iU be stohoMd near Mon Susnn Collins, Oswego; Shirley
to LC to fini~;h he&· ,;cnior ycnr ey we lif . Crothl'l'S, Salem; Dorothy DISh·
while her husband will be stn-tercy a orma. nw Gicsy, P:uktose: Sharon Hor-
tJOncd in Pearl Harbor M ... :md M1~. J. D. Hoopes nrc rington, Parkrosl!; Albe May Jn-
d D k r J now on n SIX·Wc:ck, const-to-c:onst C'obson, Los Angeles ; Bnrbnm Nancy Cato, '59. an 1c ~ 1 z.
1 d motor tnp Mr. Hoopes IS mntn-Jenkins, Mills City, Calif.: Joyce gerald. '58. recent y announce • d ! LC
• 0 both 1 tcnancc supcrmtcn ent or Pearson Stockd1ll, Mmncapoli s:
lhotr engagement Thoy ar.r No ~nd Mrs. Hoopes is payroll dcrk Sharon Wnght Guthnc, Siletz;
m~mbcrs of tho LC chol . and mailing room supt.n•isor. Ann Wultcrs, Vancouver, Wash·
dato has been sot, for tho weddmledg.l Tht;y nrl CXJX•ctcd lO Ol'rh•c hQmt• in•' ton: Wayne French, Damns-Anne Green, 58 WO<.> mnrr . .. ...
to Curl Stark Thursday, Novcm-b) Chnslmns. ~:us: Zclpho Henderson, Russe•-
d · \'Jilt•: Alice Kn•itlec, Oak Grove. bt•l' 7, in $t.;nttl•, Her hu:iban lS Meetings, Partie' Plannod Tt•aching secondary grodcs in
iu the OIT force. Dr Paul I.ucno\\. ·' .octotl pro-out-of-stole schools arc: Milton
The Gumma Xl chapter of AI-ie:c;or or Spani~h , will show his Bowerman, Hayward, Cali!.; Ma
pho Kappn Psi o( Lewis o.nd pichtrcs of Mexico tona~ht nl the lc·o Wnync Christensen. Battle
Clnrk will hold thdt full inil1o Spanish club port~ It will \Jl• a1ound, Wa h : Carol Fronk,
hon at 1 p,m, Sunday, November held at the home of Lane Ely, Spokane, Donald Hines, Ever·
24 nl Bcrf!'S Chalet, Bonquct time senior • 1 OSlS SW Hood. 11'c Ml'~-gn:l n Wn!<h ; Mo1-y Hoover, Son
IS scheduled Cor 6 p.m. Grndualcs Icon wedding coke :c-oil-wtll c ~·rnncisco Jomes Smith, How
on hand to nth.nd and asstst will held in UH.' snack shnck Dl·ccmbc •r thomt!, Colt!., Nancy Zolezzi
lx; Ron Huscrik, Walter Collins, 10 lo 15. McC!t-lland Battle Ground; and
Kurt Copenhage n. Emory Dracg- A tnknt show will bl' tht' mam {)avid Brink, VanCOU\'l'r, B.C.
l'a' nnd Arl Richurd. lnllllllCS in-feature or tonight's lntl'r-dorm 'fhosc teaching in Oregon's St'C•
cludl Ron Bt nftcld, Don Rein-party. Thas stnf( pnrty "'ill bl'!gin ondnry schools ore: Michael
tkka, Will Bont Loren G. Pe-nt 7:45 p.m., ond wtll bl' held Clock, T1gard; Mary Lee Daven
l~a-scn, Hugh A Halverson, L~-in the recr<'nlion room of Ruth port, Mllwnukll'; Gt~nc Fhp~n.
RO)' (' LiVl'rmon• Dl·nnas Odell hall. Martin De\'l'!J'CUX, Wy'F.ost: Alfred G:\ge, Spring-
president of the Inter-dorm held: Donald Giflord, Suthcr-
P~~1f~~~N~T'fo~~ME council, urg(!S nil campus stu-land: Curtts Guthric. Tnll: Albert
FILMS dents to attend. · Glenn Hnll, Htllsboro; Dnrlene
Untl• r Mu nnu• lllllllt uf t hu
c;ulld 'l'h""' r
ow Pia in"
'rlu• ptt'tur<•squ<· ''~!lio~ of tlw
famt·d novt•l that shockt•cl
lhc world
1 tltlflot lll.UTIIlt C.UOL ti04 (HULU IOtll
Plus -M :nct•l M[ll'l~Ru
"PANTOMIMES"
Admission for 10~
Gtudents . faculty "Natural Sclenn• und Sp111tuol High, David Douglas; Henry Kii
Ltfc" is the topic Cor the lnlt•r· rnt'r, Molnllo: Ray Meyc1, Hoorl
Varsity Christian fellowship Ri\·pr county: Barbara Pany, Dn
mccti~g. ul II u.m .. Tue"dn\', No· vid Douglas ; Mack P,•ment.ol,
8 D J h Nestuccn·, Harriet Riggs, Coquille; vcmbc•l' :w. an l!:vnna 2 . 1., o n
• \\'Ill hl' lht! speak- B•1rbnrn Sorenson, Reynolds; B. Hnrnngton ' p 1 d W 'Jl'n l'l'. All students nrc invited to at-Htdmrd Volt, .orl un ; 1 1 m
lend. 1 Muldoon, Duy,·tlltJ
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Ideal for Get· T ogetben
The Perfu:t .\tmosphete at
3606 S" Barlnar Blvd. CA 7-9266 College Receives Gift
From Sears Roebuck
llu e;ollqtt n ct ntly r• Ct.;• Vt.:d
a gill oC $1200 from the Sean;
Rocbuck orgonazntlon us pnrl of
the nohonnl mcnl scholursh1p
progrnm, nccordlng to D1. Mor
gan S. Odell, coll<'gl' prcsid'-•nl .
Wh ·n the foundation gaVt·
sophomCJft' mcr1t scholars Jan
ette Ross nnd Poul Felshcr then
cht•cks. il nlt;o guvc lht• coll~l:t
thl' equavalcn t to the tuition
chorgt!. This 1s done because it
IS n•nli.zcd that the tuition fees
do not covet· the cost for JO!:lruc
tton \\ hlch curr~.:n\ly stands
about $900 p<:r student at tht•
college. The college collccL'I $620
from the student along with n
$30 student body ru~. Library Open Friday
rh" hbl arv \'111 b• op. n on
Wcdncsdav, November 27, from •
7:45 a.m. to 5:00 p m. It will b•
c:lo.ed on Thursday, Thanksgiv
ing Dny On Friday, librnry
hour wall be 9 to 12, I to 4
Clo~cd on S3turday, Nov. 30
Schedules Available
Daih tudy chcdult: are b•·-
mg given to nny students who
wont them, reported Mrs. Jcrdts
Jacobsen, sccr~tnry to the Dean
of Studt!nts. The schedules h.•vc
been revised from o half hour
b~a.s to an hour basis, nnd may
be ptcked up at the dco.n or stu
dent.s' office.
len's hop-Oswego Country tor
148 B Avo. Oswego NE 6-3686
\\ 1dc Range of Spoils Sh11 ts S5.00 Jo SI9.9S
SEE LOREN RICE, Campus Repr~Pnt .... t vc
Twenty-Sixth Avenue w 2522 S. E. Clinton BE 4·24«
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N N ovembor 26 to Docember2
Acadamy awaro \\ .nmng creators ol
"GATES OF HELL" and "RASH ON ON'
hn\ c Jomcd to bnng you the fn-st fresh
vatal stoa·v of Japan lodav.
PHANTOM HORSE
also the acadamy award winne1
SAMURAI
l no;uqmssed Eastmnn color
In \ddtlton. a Shorl Fe.1tun
A VISIT WITH PABLO CASALS
Allodin Theatre
BE 5·9844 R S. E. Milwauke at Powell
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Lawrence Ollvlor in RICHARD Ill
\\ llh d1~tingui.shed Shake~ peanan cast
COMING SOON -WATCH FOR THE DATE
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PRIVATE'S PROGRESS
Ian Carmichael Richard Attenborough
Dennis Pric-e
OUR THANKSGIVING TREAT
1 be one and only Alec Guiness ln
THE LAST HOLIDAY
AI SO. COCKTAILS IN THE KITCHEN
Continuous (rom
Adults 90e 7 p.m. Mon.-Sat.;
Students 70e from 2 p.m. Sun
ChUdren 50~ ' -
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• 1oneers
Officials Tell
Mural Football
All-star Men
Th•• 1057 1111 atur mlramurul
football tcom hns bt·cn chos,•n
nft,•r n thrilling !:Nison which
saw mnny outstanding playi'I"S
and t~:ams. Knppu Phi Alpha,
51gmo Pht F.psilon. tlw Shnt-k('t"lS
and Polecats each plnccd lhn·c
men on the Cirsl two tcnms
The nll-stur players wert• not
p1ckt·d for outstanding feats or
showrnnns h1p but for thctr nll·
around nbtlily to work ns u tcum
rather thnn os andividunls.
t\Cter c.lnys of ddtb<'rn tion nnd
hcad-sca·atching the ull-impor
tnnt der1sion wns made. The
rc ults.
Farst su·mc-Makl' Jl•nkmson,
sophomon•, plUVt.!d quarterback
ror Kuppn Phi Alphu und wns
the lt!lldllll-! .scon•t• oC lhc :wnson
wath 13 points: ~ob Shl'l'k, jun
Ior, plnyt~d In the buck I it!ld fol
tlw Shockers 11nd rue ked up sL ·
pomt.s lor the st·nson: Jerry
Hunt, sophomore, played hnlf
bnck for the rrntcrnity li'aguc
chnmpw ns, ~•emu Plu Epsalon,
and nddcd six points to their
tnllr; Bob Gaps, Junior, und an
other Sig Ep, pl[tycd on the line
ond toluk>d 12 points; Ch!f Shel
ton, JUnior, plnvcd end nnd udd
''d 12 points to the tally of the
Shockers; nnd Enrl Chappell.
JUniOr, <·arne up With 12 pomts
whtle plnymg end for the Pole·
cnts, th1s year's nil-school chnm
ptons.
Second string -Btll Acker,
junaor, wos an oul8tanding quar
terback for lht· Polecats: Darryl
Whllfll'ltl, sophumon ... :>COl cd stx
pomts for KatJpU Pha Alphn; Joe PIONEER LOC
me or s, •
LC. VVallops PSC 46-0 to Win City Title,
To Travel for Final Game Thanksgiving 'Small Turnout
For Basketball
Worries Coach Joe Huston and company will wmp up Pioneer's spirits soared ,1::; Lewis and Clnl'k
the 1957 footbnll ~cason Novl'mber 28, g1 ound the Portlund State Vikjngs into the
Thanksgiving Day, against the llumbolt mud 46 to 0 lnst Saturday ul Lmcoln field
St:.tc Lumbl'rJacks. The Pioneers will lrnve1 to take the city of Portland championship. BY BILL SENDE.l.BACK
to Acala, Cnhform:-1, fot the afternoon tilt. 1l was an LC tlominnted game wtlh the
Humbolt, h1ghly rated lhts year, defcnlcd Pioneers gnining 522 net yards to the Vlk-.. r"' "-rh• r
lncxper~encr•d freshmen nnd
Southern Oregon in it's last outing. mgs 204. They let! by 14 points at the hnlf.
The Lumbcrjnck line is heavy .--...;;;... _____ ..::_ ____ ..,; then in the 11ccond holt despltt• only four rrtuming lettermen
se<•m to ndd up to lone st>..ssaons of
hord work and gr' y hnlrs for
Coach Eldon Fax ns he pa~;c to·
gethror n t om for thr 1958 bas
ketball season. nnd rnst with the left gunrd nnd Inside Info o myrtnd of pcnoltics they broke
tackle consistently opening large Ut•~ gam" wide open.
holes to sprang bocks for lone By ALLEN PARELIUS LC r.nant>d thetr farst TO cnrly
ground gair&S. The ends nrc SporlS W Jtl'r an the ftn;t quarter 1t took ex· The t"nm as o whol<' needs ex
periEnce, Fax £>mphasl%cd, nnd
wath the lim•tcd number of pro -
pccts thts st>ason m1ght pro-.: to
be a slow, tough struggle !or UH'
LC "dribbl rs"' strong and ho\'e caught poss"s 1•1 d b nctly 13 ploys Dove Jcons lNt '-wrc u c to c o llmc when
ror crllic:al first downs nll scnson the tnlly on n 4-yord run long the football hero nddn~sscd n Jeans intercepted o Viking
pep rnlly un nt lettst 23 coeds pass on the LC seven Seven
swooned Now 1t ts lucky for plays later he was m the end Writmc ''flni!l" to n season
plngtwd wnh Illnesses and a
won one and lost f,lut to w'nd up
in the number ftvc pos1llon Ill
tht• final Northwest Confcn•nrt•
stnndings.
Last Saturday LC dt·oppl"d
Portland Slat(•, 4U·O. to win tlw
mter-caly championship
Johnson. senior, picked up si"
pointo; for the Polecats; George
Adorns. junior, played end for
the Shockers and collccl~d six
points: Jerry Hnll, sentor, wos o
bat•k for the Slg Eps: ond Lorry
Pt•terson, JUnior, play!.'d end for
the Kappas
In recognition of fine sports
mnnship and abil1ty shown by
all the players. third strmg in
cludes all the rest o[ the ployt.>rs
who participated this seuson.
For nl~
HENKI SKI BOOTS
St7.c II LaltiL u ,( d
ConJact Jim Lien
LOG CHico or Box 134
Home Phono CH 6-3057
ities! nnyonc to show up nt o rally.
A sw·vcy of lending football
I.'Oilegcs across the country shows
lhnt the old rula rnh, has sub
sadcd to u murmer. The new
breed of undcrgrnduotc does not
helil!vc tn football any more
thnn he believes m Sanla Claus.
He IS usually more concerned
wtth the size o! Ute CtJilege lib
rary thon with the size of the
tcnm's ldt tackle. Consequently
he views othlctacs as something
aport from the rcgulnr school
ncth·iues . Oh, how this reminds
me of old LC! So for the rnllv •
squad has been unable to hnndlc
th1s new typL' of student. zone.
As the ccond holf opened the
Ptonl!crs moved the ball 84 yords
With Roy~:c McDanlci going over
for paydtrt A lltth: Iuter Mc
Dnmel threw u pnss from the
ctght to Ball St<•mp •I in the end
zone • ..A PSC pass W'OS inter
cepted by Joy Yelton on the
VIking 46-ynrd line. A couple
SOB TRW UT COJn'J:JUlXCIZ
rtnal StanCUnn
Llnfle\4 wmamette
OoL or 14-.ho
W'bltmall Le wiJJ. 01.a r ll
PIU:lllo W L T PU. PP
5 0 0 10 lG:l
3 1 1 ., 125
3 2 0 6 92
2 ~ 1 & 120
''"0 2 8&
0 5 0 0 53 !IS
81
lOt
126
134
HB
ot ploys lotcr
the end r.onc he plunged mlo
Less than two mmutt.'S Inter
AUonding games ia ~till ac-Bernie McCormick scored nftcr
coptablo undor tho now stan-Stempel hnd mterc:cpt._'ti a pass
do.rda. In fact o.tiondaneo il run· on the Vikmg' 45 Yf'lton scored
nang h.igb all over the country. the Cinnl touchdown with one
What's. happonC!d to LC? P.S.. minute nnd 33 seconds Jell to
thoro wc~o throe cars in last piny m the game. Ball Stempel
PSC LC ear ralJyl Maybe moni ;cored all of the ~AT's tor LC.
foatation of .. gung-ho.. (meanin g: He successfully booted four of
making an nu of one's sell by them between the uprights .
brnymg for the homo tearn) is' Down nt McCulloch Studtum
frowned upon as being in poor in Salem, LinfJcld dO\\ ned Wil
taste. In many of the larger iomettc to c:-aptw-c the conference
schools il H c:ame to a studeru vote championship for the second
on wbother to preserve the bcmd straight year. LC cudcd in f1ith
or tho !ootbllll team. the band place
would win by a lancislldc. Thank
God LC doesn't have a march
ing band! O.A.XB BTATISTlCII
:Pint Dowu
Panllll' Yard•<•
B.uahl..nl' Yal'(l&re Pa••• LO :u
100
414
7·16 PSC
B
83
l:tl
2·18
3 Only four lt!Uermcn ore rc
&ummg lhls year and only one
saw regular duty last y nr. Wllh
only thNio :four cxp •racnced
plnyt•rs. Coach t'1x P'~culotes
that this season wtll have o slow
st!lrl us he tnes to break m h1"
new boys. Fix antu•tpnlcs o
"~pc~dy tenm wtth lots of hus-
tlt!'' that will fiV"eragc slx fc t
tall. "There will b many mis
Ul.kcs," reports Ftx, "bu they
should show fine splrat H lossc
don't get th m down."
"Cliff Shelton hns been out
stnndmg an the last few pro~
ttces," comm,..ntcd FlX. •·and he
should have nn ~ c.C!llent season •
ShrJton tS slated for a stnrtmg.
forward berth. AnoLhcr boy to
watch 1s sophomore Roger Fleck
who is "much improved and a
pretty good ball-player"
Fleck has a forwnrd slot nO\\
but h•• w11l have to work hard to
k~p it as soon as lettcmtnn Btll
Stempel comes up from th<• foot
ball hneup. John Duk• s, lunky
transfer trom Clark J,C., as good
on the boards but is hnvtng trou
ble packmg up orne ol lhc plays.
He should be a regular at C'Cntcr.
Bill Haller is the only lcttcnnnn
who is workang townrd n start
ing guard position .
Guards Have S~d
The only \'oi.O outstnndan •
fr-eshmen :.re Ron L.nngos nnd
Glenn Hutton. Lang~ 1s o guard
from Jefferson and o good shot.
Hutton is from Franklin and 1S
nlso fighting for n gunrd pos1
bon. n~ lS Ute smttllcst man on Just what as lhc trouble? 1t
has been observed, that students
attending college undc.r the GJ.
bill jusL d1d not go in for rah
t-ah, and o( course d1d not pass
at on to the youngsters coming
nlnng behmd. There IS also lhc
rtsm~ tendency among students
to pnrticipall' m t..•vrorytbing {rom
urchct y to golf rnthcr lban full·
hmc stooges Cor football Let's PaliN J:D.c.rcept.ed b)'
PlUlQI 7 :!-33.:1)
PU.mbl .. r.on ':'"'""-
Ya.rdJI PenaUuct 1
~~ o-::o.~ the team at 5 feet. 6~!: ancllcs,
a but whnt he lucks in hetnht h~;
Vflildcats Win
First Round
hope basket boll 1s included us The first 1 ound-rob1.1 Dt the
an ncccpluble! And how about mlrnmurnl vollcybnll league got
students working weekends be-underway lost Tuesday when a
cause of the new "pny-ns-you- strong, hnrd' faghting Waldcot si~
go" policy at LC? knocked off the t-ugged Phi
Com's. The gam~ was the ftrs It'a been suggested thai we
the m ll".ngu" one nnd featured light have social gathonngs an
football stadium. This did not de.fcnstvc ploy that kept bott>
work becauae the t.rusteH frown l~ams comg nl top speed The impm tnnt fndor an the on drinking in tho stands. BuJ, dectdlng thard game wns Utl! out-
dry or wet. football and now tandmg scn'mg of Ed Davison
basketball is atill worth watch· nd the tricky and hord sp\kmg
ing an tho focal poin1 around f Da\'C Moller o( the Wtldcnts
which millions of old grads and There nrc three lcngucs thts
undorgrad.s ahapo thoi.r fall and vcnr according to J lm Goddard.
wtnJor social We. Beaidoa being makes up an spe<.>d nnd ogrlil.y.
"H1s !;hooting is a little we~
though," admtttro 1-'ax, "but he'
n good dcCcnsh·e mnn " Ro ~
McDnntcl 1s another freshman
prosped but he \Hm't be nbic to
start prnctiC'C until after JI)Otb.lll.
"1 will do my best and I know
the bo) s wtU, too," nssur<'d Frx.
'·but there nrc going to be som''
gnmf!S thnt nrc not the best."
Stewart Volleys
To Championship
l u.,\ pla m the WRA mtro-
Amoll£ Weetern Hemlepbore cltfee hcnd or the intrnmurul progTnm. on onjoyable spectacle it oUert. Lcnguc om.• utcludes th~ Ph1
Oth~r bcnofi.ts . f'or the alumni murol ,·oU~bnll contest wns tak
en Tucsd~· b)· Stewart hoB, ns
the guls from Stewart rnlhcd
tor n clo~ 22-20 \'ktory over
Ruth Odell hnll Both donns
were vying tor the chnmpton
shtp posil1on.
tilth the latiCit per c:aplta enjoyment of
Coca-Cola are, lnterostlnaly enou.ab, sunny
New Orleana and ebUiy Montreal. When we aay.
"Tblrat Knows No Seuon," wo'vo said
a eboorruJ mouth1ul.
So don't toke any lamo excua• obout lt8
not bclna bot enou&h for Coca-Cola. Fo11et
tho temperature ond drink upf
SIGN OF GOOD TASTE
Bottled under authority of The Coco·Colo Company by
Coca·Cola Bottllng Company of Oregon Corn's;W aldc:nts; Fu~,: ulty Clowr&S;
ovory gamo ls a reunion: for th~ Plntl Dorm and the Shockers.
student it ia an oxcur.o to import League two is 1 cprcst·nted b • tht·
Ia dolo: for both li offora a cha.nc:o \re E{fers: Polecats ; Gatehouse:
to do somo open ait sodali•ing. .md tlw Faculty Fnults. Lcngue
No\\ that football season 1s ol-thrct-, the frntcrntl.)' lengu", in·
mo. t over 1t wJII do us good to elude the lollowmg: Sigma Phi
lltnrt thinkmg about bask"tball . Epsilon; Alpha Rho Omegn: Kup
Thc fu'St game is against PSC pn Plu Alpho; Sigma Alpha Slg
Dl·~cmbc.r 4, on campus. Let's rno nnd Lrun.bdn Phi Epsilon.
wake up ond mBke up !or the 'rhe n~ t carne \\ill be tx>tw~n
dismnl ntt•mdnncc rt1cord we set .Sigma Alphn Stgmn nnd Kuppn
durang football season and pack Phi Alpha Tuesdo) No\" mbcr
those stands at every basketball 6 Th~ came!': or~: oll plnycd ot
grnnc nnd rnllyl noon m the {:) nt 'eNnd plnce wdl be dectdcd
ne t week m n game mntchinc
Rut.h OdcU hall with Thct Kap
pa.
ln the other 1\u::sd::w :game,
Theta Kappa wnUopt.'d Alpbn
Gamma "lth a resounding 39·6
\'tctory.
Next week's game \\ Jll murk
the close of organized girl intrn
murals. Any further ,;ames will
be tM result. of challenges lxl
t\\ en the orgnnumttons, nccord·
ing t4l Jan Lingreu, who ho
hcadl•d this W'RA proJt'X't PIONEER LOG friday. Novombor 22
Pag Six
National F arne of LC Poet
Sputniks to New Heights New Historical
Volumes Come
To LC Library 1-,riends Group Needs Aid
For Winter Work Project
structton tn pumtmg nnd plrtsl~ r.
ang, opportuntltcs to tnL~t and
wo1 k nlongsidc the people of tht
mt•u-ull thcs~ me purl of thf
wcck••nd work cnmp program . B~· Ramona S&lmi.nen
'M~ bt.'st wntm1- 1s done an
the moq;ms (.\( student papet~,"
qulppt.""<! Dr. Walham Stnf!e>;d,
modes-tly Clq>lrunu~ h1s tahml
for \). rit me
.A prohf1c writer, tht:; qutct,
thoughtful man, not nt all the
l'ushy, bt•ard"-d !'ter~otyp" of
poet!;, has had pcocms pubsishcd
m the Allnntic, nu~ New Rcpub·
he, Snturday Rc' tC\\, Ladies
Hon , _.tournai, Voyageur. &rk
and ml'\t'e rcc<'nlly in Bottcchc
and Harper's.
Botlcght:, published m Rome
and translated from Italian mto
lorcnch nnd En~lish, deals with
creatl\"e :.lorics and poem~. no
critictsms. Stafford's pol'm lS en·
btlcd "Daniel Boone."
His poems arc not onl)' n.:ad
but often comm~.nted upon, as
was he; "Th" Sl 11 m th1.· Hill.,"
an the nc\\ H.npcr':. magaunc .
In Cnhfomia. a man read tt and
was so dl'hghlcd that he had "lo
sJt down and transla.W. tt into
German right a w a y," and
pmmptlr dispatched th(' trnn<>
lohon ta Stafford
ln Alabamn court;;, n c11S is
pcndmg '""X)nc-crmng t.hc O\\"OC-1-
Students Attend Clinic
Lewis nnd Clark "tudents
\\ re mv.1ted to
Exccuti\'C club
pumng on lh •
In l \\ eck. nss1"' the :salt:s
m Portland m
McQumd clime
Those stud en nSSlSlmg \\ere
Chff Sander. Jomes Dunn, Gene
Hatchmnn. Bob Jcnnmgs and Ed
Lt"fkC.
McQuatd, wtdcly-kuown oper
ata\ con ultant who opcratt!S
offu:~s in New York and M.onl
rcal. tressed tcchntquc of su9
pcn•J.Ston from producllon tn
mnrketmg Hnd gen"'rnl sales pro
motion
011 LOOK!
'"'f>ECJA t .__ HOJfl
T. 10 1\. I.
1\l.L . TUDE
:.tnd E~cort ...
dmis ion 90
IT'S THE TALK
OF THE NATJONl
The World's Most
Honored Show
:-\ ~
theW~
tt,ao~
Cia Tocf4...t0
12 e.st Pld'We
AwOlds Gild
Wotf6-Wict. Hoeon
70U ..... ~ aeeD ~ ,, .. lL slup of :1 mctc•~rllc Clamung tl
nn• the w·oman whom ll struck,
the mnn upon whos" propcl'ly An 1mportant nddilion t·cccntly
1t fell nnd the ~lnte oC Alabama . rl.'cci\·cd by the hbrnry is the
"Tht• Star in the Htlls.'' nbout set of 17 volumc!l of the Publi·
the loyalty oath or California. cntwn oC tht• Hudfon''i Bay Rt•
;.musl'd the woman for 1ts smt-cord Soctcly ot London
obtltty to her situation. These Jecords co\• r ponion"
Whl•n ll$kL'd to dL'S<'l'lbc his of the operotion of the famous
poems, the poet paused, searched company from I 671 to 1855. ln
Cor: words and came up witlt, them arc tctt~rs. journal!\ nnd
"'.:-tranRl' nnd creepy pOt'ms. minutes of proceedings oC inter
mostly about tltt' northwest ." e;'l \o students of history. Ench
There IS no problem :tbout volume contams an c:-;cellcn t in
spendmg the money from his troduction gh·mg th~ hisorical
publicatton~. He ~aves some of it back~round and connection of
!or the often drcauwd of English the matenals .
dc~rtmcnt proJect, n summer Volumes of importance to
m Englnnd ",th th~ whole staff. Lewis and Clark students at the
cnt".h c~plormg his respective present time arc those contninmg
f1cld of interest. the letters of Or. John Mc-
Tht~ cxplams the bicycle Dr. Loughlin, the journals of Pctl•r
Stntford IS frequently seen ridmg Skene Ogden in the Snnkc 1 ivcr
to nnd from cnmpus. "1 am ~et <.lluntry and the JOUmnl of Gov
llng in tnumng fm• a summer I crnor George Simpson's second
of b!cyclmc nround Englnnd," joumey to the Pacific Not·thwc st.
he stud w1th n laugh. The cntile st•t is of value for
!-'tnfford 1 bnck lt!oclung at the htstor) of C..onada ond n per
Le\\ 1s ond Clark after a leave iod of N1.rh North American hill
of nb~encl :.pt·nt tcnc,hing ot tory Cor ,,:·hich htth· mol\•nnl ts
S::m Jos~ stat~ and Manchl· st~r 3, nilable, according to Dr L.
colll',&e m lndmno. Pl'lor. to hts E. Tomlmson, librlll ian \dri·
c..' pt'l"h!ncc a\ Lewis and Clark, tional \'oluml'S will bl• received
h~ taught lugh school in Califor- ns they nrc iS.'iUl'd
nan, workl'Ci "ith the Church
sen 1cc scndmg rellcJ mntl·riaJ.. Scandinavian Seminars
abroad ond the forest ser\'icc.
One sumrncr of hiS life wns
spent m Saratoga Sprmgs, New
Yo1 k, an purcly creative work
on a fcUo" htp of the Ynddo
• cotpornuon
Now he rcsidt!S m Oswego with
hiS wife. Ooroth)', a school tench
l r. nnd hts four chaldren.
--~---
Dr. Gross in Helsinki
Teaching on Fulbright
Dr John G1'0liS, former Lewis
nnd Cla1 k English professor is
no\\· tc:tching for one year at the
Um,·ersaty of l:lclsink1, Finland,
tm a Fulbright lectureship in
American Literature Tht Sc mdmn t m 1olk chool
IS offering Sl'mmars. with com
prehensive programs !or Amcr·
ican students and teachers. In
clud~."<i in the programs m c edu
cation. nrts and c:mfts, socaal
welfare and l~gtslatton. Infonna
tton can be obtained by writing
to t.hc Amenc:an Scandinavian
Foundallon, 127 E. 73 street, New
York.
Billl\fartes
hell Service
QUICK SERVICE
''It's Time for Antt-Frccze''
CH 6-9026
Nexi lo Fred Meyer on Barbur An Amcncan (+)'iends ScrvtCl'
Commattce "~,ckend camp pro
grnm w11l begin lhts winter in
ll "dasnrlvantnged nNa" or Port9
lnnd. Fa om n FddP.y through
Sunday, these work camps will
fl\'l' stud •·n~• nn opporlunaty to
wot k wtlh residents jn hnprov
IIll! the appearance and living
nb1ltly of their honu~s.
The work will he an an area
when• nltnonty groups of non·
whttc people are forced to live,
many because of racinl prcJudiCl' ,
An introdud ton to area problems
by an inCormcd social worker,
group hving and fellowship, in-
Dining Hall to See
December Finish Students who wb;h to opply
or who want Curthct• mtormnllo n
should write lo Bob C'adson at
the AFSC, 1108 S E. Grond '\v.
cnue. Porllnnd 14
Team to Receive
First Court Test
LC's b.tskctbull team ho.s 1\a
Cit st tc~l ol 3:30 p.m. Tuesday,
Non•mbcr 26, when they
he cnmpus all-sars in .t same
:c;ponsorcd by the Letlenn
club.
The lower level of lhe Temple- The nll-stors nrc not consider.
ton daning hall will be finished ed pushovers. Cor \hey ha\ e
gt·ndually by stages. stnrtmg stnr studded lineup \\ hlch ID·
with the bookstore nnd coCCce eludes Jim Goddm d and Frl'd
shop in Decl•mber. nccording to Wilson, PE instructors.
Dr. Morgan Odell. president of I Other~ arc Joe Johnson
lhl' ('otlege lost year's vunity, Bob
The Herbcrt A. Templeton fnm-thews, an nll-caty chotec
1ly wish to complete thf! lnrgc Frnnkhn, No1 m Johnson. Bob
nrcn below the floor as soon ns Slwrk, Ron Cornillcs, Jnck All
possible, but the nmount of mon-dil', Ten Y Angell and Earl Chap.
ey they can gtvc during the col-Pl'll.
lege year h:1s been hmited by the Thl:' \'orsaty squod will be SPCil·
rt'ccnt slump in the lumber mar-ted Wllh many freshmen to
kct. Port of lht.! gaft is to go to-slcr the 1 "turning h'tl~rmcn CliU
ward bnlanctng the op"ratmg Shelton, Bill Ilalll'r, Roger Flc:ck,
budAct. This year $143,000 m nnd transfl'l' John Dukes from
gtfts 1s needt:d to balance. th~ Clnrk JC
budget compnr •d to the $132,000 These include nnn Laugos,
needed last ycaa. shot nrtisL from Jefferson, Dave
The complete fmishing job of Dyrcs from Richlond, Waslllinl!
thc lower urea will be $20,000 to tun and Jam Ryder.
$30,000. It w1ll probably not be The lettermen's club under
completed -as to final partitions, h•adt't'Ship of [.arTy Wtlkin ~.
cl'ilmg and Ho01'. but wtll be licvc~ that the gumc will pro\~
usable. quat•• "mlcrc.stmg nnd worth the
admission priCl' of len cents." Discu!; ions are now bem't held .---_;_--....:,. ___ __:._;.__;..._ ...,
ns to the best usc 1or the pr~ ·cnt
snack shack and cafl'lcna, ac·
cording to Or. Odt>ll.
God's goodness bash boon
great to thee. Lot nover day
nor night unhallowed pass but
atill remember what the Lord
bath done.-Sba .kcspoare. For Rent
5-Room Furnished Flat
All Utiliti~ s Furnished
Do\\ nto\\ n '1e rtr Porllund Stat~:
Eve. BE S 0703. CA 3 4605
Billy:
Scientist in 1988? Gross preferred Finland to
other countnes •·bccauc:e or in
tcrcstmg parallels bctwe<>n Fin
land nnd the U S., their great de
vohon to mdepcndcnce nnd the
Finns' great interest in American
literature," says his wife. Mrs.
Cleo Sably Gross, present secrc
uu-y c,r the CIVilit.ntlon-humnni
liCS program Ken'~ Barber hop
She shares hts interest in wril
m, ha\•ing had her poetry, nrlicles
and children's stories published
m the Orecomnn, Christian Sci
ence Momtor and scholnstic pub
lications .
1 Sorority Preview Due
\ oror.t) prcv lt•w will be held
Dt.-e(•mbcr 5 at 12 noon to 12:30
p.m. All girls who may be In
terested In JOining a sorority on
c:arnpus nre urged by the .inter·
~oron ty council to altend. Each
president of the LC sorority will
explain the func:lion and purpose
o! rushing, preferring and pledg
ing. A booklet, "Sorority and
You," wlll be dtstnbulcd to give
furlhror information.
PROGRESS-The mind natu
rally makes progreu. and the
will naturally c:linga to ob
Jects. 60 that for want of right
objt>Cts. it will bUac:h it~elf to
wrong onet. Puc:aL THREE BARBERS TO SERVE YOU
"The world's most comfortable Barber chairs"
8439 S.W. Terwilliger
interviews for career
opportunities as
sales representatives with
Burroughs Division
Burroughs Corporation
Nov. 25, 1957 .. ~
Silly's a bright, llkenblo ktd.
Seems na though bo's ntways
puttering around hie base
ment doing experiments with
bll chemistry scl You might
say ho'a tho neighborhood's
budding young scientist.
Yea, Billy could probably bo
a fomous actcnli.et eome dny.
But right now, hia chances oro
pretty slim
In Billy's communitv tbcro • •
18 0 ecarcity or claa!ltooms, of
t<>achors, ond of good tt:>xt·
bookl. Rcaull? Billy is short·
chnnged on his schooling .
Lot's bo auro thot tbis
doesn't hoppen to the children
in our echoola. Join with other
good cilitons to back up our
School Board Moko it n point
to nUond PTA meetings ond
school conf(lroncc. 'J.
RED ROOSTER Get the lull story on 1 rewardmg future with lhls Important d1v1slon or this
ever eJI)andmg firm. As a sales representative for Burroughs 0iVIS1on, you
will be looked up to in your community and you'll be 1 solid asset to buSI
nessmen who need your help m solving their figuring, accounllna and
systems problemt The products you'll handle are tho ones that have made
the namo Burroughs famous Good sterling salary with ancome scaled to
rise as you ~II in your own excluSive tern lory Excellent company bt~nohts,
thorough practical llalnlna. Every opportunity to enjoy the pleasures of
auccen urly-as a salts reprt.senlllivo lor Burroughs OlvtSion, Burroughs
Corporation, DPirCIII t2, Mlchtgan For n !reo booklet telling
you moro ubout tlw important
port you con play, write to~
Better Schools, 9 E. 40th St..
N.Y. 16, N Y.
Open 24 Hours Colllllrlyour coUtge placem~n t
office now for yuur appotntmcnt. •
The Drivi!-ln with n Phone Service
1909 5.'11. Stb Ave We must have
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I The Forgotten Holiday
"N<.' clnsscs on Thurstluy nnd Friday, you know~"
''Say, thut 's right, i l is a holiday." 95
''Whtch one., I cnn't remember . It's the day you ha\'c a
big dinnel'.''
"Nc\'Cl" mind, at lenst we have a vacation,"
Thnt's right never mind, it's not important Only the
poultry men and stock men are inte1eslcd because the price
on turkeys and hams arc up, and thet e is a good market.
Vol. XVI. No. 10 Portland . Oregon Friday, No.,embor 22. 1957 The stores downtown have skipped this holidny . Thctr
wmdows are glittering with tinsels, shop-enrlv signs and
Christmas specu1ls.
Once there was a sacred meaning for Thanksgiving . When lllllllllllllllU 111111111 UUIIIIIIIIIU llllllll IIIII lilf lllllll'lrlqlln~ I'IIW't I U Ill
V creation Time
the harvests were in and wmter had touched the earth with Due to tho Thanksgiving va·
,t few strokes leaving the trees bare and the ground hard, cation Thursday and friday of
men could look ahead to a heavier blow from winter's fist next wook. the LOG wUl not Fall Colors to Ac~enl Theme
Of Lambda Phi 'Fall Fantasy'
bo pubU.hod untll Friday, Do Full swoops down upon us all without fear. In the spmt of thankfullness, men set aside cem'--r s Tho LOG edu' or• .... d c h
• • uw ..... tomorrow night when the ft l n day in the trans&tlon month of November to give thanks staff wlsh to oxpreas a Happy annuul Fall Fnnlosy 1s held in
to the God who had sustained them. Thanksgiving Day to each rood the gymnasmm nl n p.m to mid-
The coming of winter doesn't hold such a dread now or wtth thts thought-romem nasht, according to Steve Schaub,
Harvests are picturesque things to most persons. Food is ber tho true meaning of the g•'ncral chainnon Fnll colors
day, to give Thanks. w1ll ncc.-nt tht! dance th•'mt' and always available at the store, even if the price is higher 1111111 Him 11111 111 UJ[ mn IIIIIRIIUllltlllrtmDlWUI npple cider will bl--served.
in the wmter Men are not bound together so spiritually as ------------.:.....;~----------
in the past. although brotherhood is a well-worn topic. New Girl Friday Tackles
To preserve Thanksgiving in ils original concept, means
a reevaluation of the day as a truly personal thing. Is Post As Secretary to Dean
there t1me &n this day f1·ec ot classes to be thankful for the
pnst and to pray for the future?
Dr. Wessler
Due for Talk
"The Wh1tc Kevs and the -Poll Vole Results
End May Fete "DPnn Frt>t•do" has a new girl
Fridny nowadays to tackle "serv
ices unlnnitcd. '' The inlorm&l dance, sponsored
by L:ambdn Phi Epstlon frutcr
nity, will feature Jolly Dttzlcr,
sophomore music major:, and his
band and thPy w11l play re
quc.ostcd ns well n.s planned num
bers. The entcrtamment., S&)'"S
Schaub, will be n surprise.
Committi"C chairmen trre Mox
Webber, entert.olnmc nt, and Sid
Wolsh, ltckels. All fmtcmity
members will pnrlicipatc on the
df'corntion commllLt.>c.
The dance is open to aU atu·
dr.nts and tickets -$1 50 per
couple-may be bought Crom any
frot.crmty member or al lhc door.
Invited as patrons and pnll'on
csscs were Dr. ond Mrs. Wancn
Smtth ond Dr and Mrs Nctl
Snbm.
Ulack" as the toptc chosen by Dr.
Dan Wessler. din•ctot of the
Wcslmlnistet· foundation at Ore
gon State, fo1· his chaycl sc1 \'ice
talk on December 5. There's no
1 csult of the May Fctcl As n
speciol poll held
Tuesday and Wednesday, Moy
Fete as conunonly known on
campus. hos be<.•n abolished Mrs. Nnn Andrews recently
succc~ded Mrs. Florcnre G~en
to the po~nllon of scc:1 ctary to
Dr;. Frccdn HarlLfeld, dean of
women. Her expcncncc has been
qu itc varied, covering sccretnn
nl work in legal, mcdtcal, cducn
ltonnl nnd commercial fields, plus
private work in trnining sales
forces, couruchng young people
ond ndults in the art of con
structive thinking and other re
lated nctivitiC!I. 1 Suspicion Points
To PSC-LC Theft
Dr. Wesslet• is a native of Port
land nnd n ga udunte of the Uni
vcrstty of Oregon, In oddition to
h1s pn!Scnt position n~ director
of the foundutton al Oregon
Stutc, he is this Y<!lll servmg as
actmg professor of philosophy
and rchgion during lht abscnc1.
or il n.>J;ulur prole~ or
sler gained leaching f.'XPCflt'llCe
Otht:t'S purlicipaling in leard
mg the worsh1p scrvic1• with Dr
Wcs.lcr will be Sidney Phtllips,
assistant p1ofc~or o£ history, as
fuculty lcnd1.•r and Margaret
Shecu cr, senior, ns student lead·
cr
.i\1cl Knight, senior, will direct
the Chapel choir in sin~lng "ln
Steadfast Pnith I Stnnd" by
Bach Th<! organist wlll be Col
leen 1\tclott, junior.
LC to Host Convention
Of Collegiate Leaders
The Oregon £i'edet·otion oC Col
legintc Lender convention w1U
lll' held on the Lewis nnd Clnrk
cnmpus on 1''• I day nnd Sat urdoy.
Decl•mllcr 6 nnd 7. This docs not require n constl·
tutional omcndment, for only the
election Of 3 .May QU(.'<!n is pre
SCribed m the student conslttu
tion. Average numbct' ol volct'S
in campus elections has h1'cn
56:i, thcrc(Ofl. ! 75 percent was
th1s total, or 401, was lll~cdcd to
maintain May Fete.
Only 416 students \'otcll, and
only 372 voted to malnl:un Mny
Fete ns it was or Wllh qualified
changes. lt was a case o! the
minority rules, for only 44 \'Oled
lo elimmntc the unnunl event,
but this '-''OS enough to nbohsh
ll.
Therefore, all lhat 1cmoms IS
the elcctton of a May Queen and
court, the holdmg of n costume
dance and Pionl·cr Preview.
Votmg were 125 frP..shrncn, 113
sophmnm'C. 73 juniors. fll seniors
nnd 14 no closs dcs1gnatmn . 01
the 44 voting for cllmmaung 1
J.lvfuy Fdc, 10 W\'rl' freshmen, 0
sophomores, 11 jun&or •• 11 sen
iors and 3 no etas. Voting to
keop May Fete Wllh qualified
changes were 69 freshmen, 80
sophomores, ·10 junior:~. 63 sen
iors nnd 8 no clnss. To keep Mny
l,.ele os in the past, 112 voted,
46 freshmen, 24 sophomores. 22
juniors, 17 seniors and 3 no
clnss. The woman whose dulies J)cr
tnin to everything concernmg thP
women of lhc college wa born
in Philadelphia. There she nt
lt•ndcd Banks bu.;lne~ college
nnd Curtis Collegt of Fine Arts.
Sht! hos a keen intcn:sl m mustc
und dramatics and has done con
sidl.'rablc civic promotion work.
Because Mrs. Andrew's main
intrrcst centers in people' she
nlso works in famil~· relations
along with her husband who is o
familv relations counsellor and •
odministrntor.
Calendar Sports Change
Only changes from the 1958
58 college calendar as prov•·
ously presented are the exton·
aaon of spring vac:aiion in 1959
to run from March 16 iluough
20 and tho cancellation of Good
Friday. March 27, as a holiday.
Tho day will receive appropn•
ate obaorvanco on campus. Ac·
hon for thoso changes were
takon by the administration
and approved by the faculty MRS. NAN ANDREWS
New Girl Friday
Honorary Offers
Two Scholarships
Pt nl l1 Eps1lon, nallona
journnltsm honorary, hos an·
nounced thnt 1t will award n
$75 scholorstatp to a descrvang
second semester freshman major
mg in Journnhsm.
This student must meet the
college sc.holors.h1p rcqU&rcmt•nts
and h1s npplicnhon wJll hnv<' to
b~ approved by the cumpus
scholar'Shlp commillct', Applicants
arc asked to apply in t,•yrn 24,
Mrs. Gny Jenkins. associate pro·
fc.c;sor of JO\rrnnlisrn, oi.!irc
Pi Dclt has decided lo awllrd
two sl'holurshtps o )'l'ar, cnch
$75. In the fall the nwnrd will go
to un upper clnssman jt)Urnnhsm
maJor and in lhe sprms to a
rrcshmnn.
I The money Cor thl>se scholar
ship· ts pro,•idcd ol1 ' from sole
of the Pioneer Gu1de& The lhc!l of four cement plac.-·
qucs with the hand prin of
May Fete queens and br(lnze
nam•: plates has b ·en reported to
the shcrifrs office. The placques
were stolen Saturday DI'Ound
midnight.
They are bcJlcved to have bt'cn
taken by Portland Stole college
students. according to Joe Hus
ton, dean of men, bl.'causc or lhc
many Portland Stotc cars ond
tudents on campus thnt night
The sheriff was called in to take
CDrC Of the rutual10n.
Portland State reported the
theft of two e.igns around 3 n.m
.the same day from the business
of!tce and the rc~:tstrar's oUJcc.
These s1gns, accodlng to J crry
1\fcRcynold, Poriland State V AJ.~
GUARD, arc believed to have
been taken by LC students. The
items. as state prop"rly, must
be accounted for m the Decem
ber 1 inventory or the college.
lf lh~y nrc not returned by Lhnt
date, a complete pollee report
must be made out.
. -
No Guests for Dinner
No dmnt:a guests wlll be per
mitted Cor the annual donn stu
dents' Thanksgiving dinner next
Tuesday night, according to Syl
\'ta Wehner, cafctt.!rltl manager . Hl•pn•st'ntotivc Ed1th Green
will give the opening uddress at
Platt hall and Dr. U. H. Dubach,
LC professor o1 poli t icnl science,
will pr<'.scnt the mnin address at
lltc closing banquet at Amato's
occot dtng to Don Pinnock, cc·
rctnrv-tn•nsurcr oC the Cedera-W1lh the qunlifled changes,
135 voted for the nil campus
lunch, 120 for compehtvc gumcs
bet ween students and (acully,
37 for eliminating events nl the
swimming pool. 41 lor changing
time and plncc of coronulion
ceremony, 91 for shnplifyi nc
o!ternoon coronation cen•mony.
115 lot· open house of deport·
menls in conjunction with Pion
u~r Preview nnd 112 for outdoor
thcotricul productions. A lurgc
uumber of stuuenls recommend
ed other ch .. m~o~cs Juniors-Grab Pencil and Write
•
Lion.
Member institutions of the fed
eration ore l.ewis und Clark, Lm·
field, Oregon Stnlc and Pm tland
Sta\e collcl!eS, E<1slcrn Oregon
College of Education, Oregon
Collegt• o! Educrttion, Orugon
Tcchntcul Institute, Pncific uni·
vcrsit \' Sou them Oregon Col-• •
lc·gc• of !';ducutlon, University ot
Ore con, U nt vl'rttit y of Portland
lind Willnmcltt• unlvt•lsily.
Music Hour to Feature Organ Recital in Chapel
The m•xl MullC Hour progrnm will be pr"scntt'd Thursday ~ncr
Thnnksgivtng Dt:cembcr 5, ut 12:15 p.m. It will be held m the c n~
•'1 1 other thu'n 1-~\ .m!l Music building, because the orgnn there 15
felt to bl' m01c snu~factory fol the mustc to be ploycd.
h · tud •nl of Dr John Stnrk Mnxinc Barnes (rlllduatc, w o JS o s c ·
t:vons w1ll bt. th~ ten lured orannist. She will ploy fit~t a model n
Amcri~un 01 gun Sonutu compo· ed by F'clix Borow.skt, for many
Yl'Urs compo ll'r. cntH\ orgnmal nnd Vtollns!it, ~ow liva~g m Chl~u~o .
She w11l conclude her recital wath the Fugue m G MoJO! (r,iKUl' l Y
Bach. ''The subject is too broad to
CO\'t>r m 90 mmutcs. ·
"I don't know anythmg
nbout llwsc subJect~."
"l ha\'1! hnd to start so many
tirm'SI"
Whv the conct•rn? It IS the • u uttl once t1 semester lrtnl for
studt•nts who wish to llclomt.
quulificd seniors -the senior
• • quoh[ylllg ~.xammnt1on
At 12 noon, Wednc:sdu~, No
n mbt•r 27, all pct;;ons d(.•s1rm~
to tukc lhl' c ·nminahon m·ty
trek ttl BoDine 30 for th<. 90
minute ordeal.
Everything is furnished with
the CXCI.'PllOn or pens. There
is a list of eight to te-n ·.ub
jccts Crom which to cboo>e.
When onr: hns been t lcclt'<i,
tlw stud<"nt should outline-his
topic, write a thesis st•ntcnce
and Uwn start writing. THE CHAIR WILL sunin- but
the wrUer???
• The exnmmnttons arc grad
ed by member or the Engh h
department.
H was the oragtnal mlcnl1on
thnt thlS c.."<llmmntion be wrtt
tcn bcCore the student entered
hts senior year, nccordmg to
Registrar Wtlllam Norrl~. Smet.•
several yl'nrs h.avc been nl
low~'<l for the student h1 be·
come fam1liar \\ tth th\ rc
q•tir~·ml•nt, Non is hchcves lhc
t1mc hns l'Otnf' lo r ·quu"C the
examlnntlon hdolC the cnsot·
Yl't'\r requirements con be un·
der tnkcn.
This menns, he !luid, tht:! nine
months scml)r rcgtJtrntltm and
24 hours minimttm s nior cred
it will not b<!gm to count be
fore the bc~;mmn_g or the c
mestcr following the !1\ICCCSS·
ful writing or the c nmin!llion. .. .fndoy Novomber 22. 19~7
THE PIONEER LOG
Pago Two Musicians Gain Spotlight in Symphonies Library Provides
,,mph•••· .. bos "' ... m. th• d •• .,. b••d .r '.0"" "' ... ,...,... """.'"·' .r 'b" .. .., •• d ,. •• u. ,h .. , rn , ... h '"···' h•• ,.,. Projects, films
byword for t\\ o of LC's muslct· Duke I-:llmgton. Cloud,• Thorn· St•ction two ycnrs ngo {'ntl\ "t'rc not~d. and she. wos a B '( JOANNE MlKKAL O
ans w·hcn Dtnnc Carl!:on tak'-•s lu.'r lull, nnd l.toncl llnmpton . Hts Her cnh:cr "tth tlw vtohn bl'· m~mb,·r o( llw "Spotlight on
plnt , ns Porllnnd Jumor Sym-!u-st 'fV nppenmnce w11s m 1952, cnn Whl n sh,• wns m Jtl"ttdc \'outh" tl'IC\'lSIOn show orclw!i·
phony's concert mn ter and \Vsl· whon tw wu. on the U.S. Royal s~h<'ol. Vtsited ln ht•t' horne by n trn fo1 thH·c ~ t'lll. Stw pluycd
bur J4.•nsc.:n ts guest soloist lor the ~howc\l"l ', or1ginnting from New mnn who gnve her n mus11' tt•st, "1th the Holhday Bowl orclws-'1 ht. word hbrur) Uf.Uc'lll)' sug.
gl!Sts the gcrwl'nl t'.uh•gory of
books, but studL•I\l.s of l.l'wls and
Ctnrk hm c .tn uddilaonul dt•purt
nwnt to coMtdL'a-thut o[ visual
n1c.b lh(' patdc and Jt>Y of Lloyd
D1 y, tden•n<'l a'3sistnn t. Chicngo Symphony on:ho..strn. York. H,• hns bcl'l\ solotst on vn-she \HI~ ~ncouragt'd b\ hi O('C-tt , lor thn.c s\lmmcrs also.
l-"or lhl' ~\.'Cond ttmt" m h1~ hfl, rious OC'cmaons Cor sumnwr bnnd lltrnllon of hc1 lalt'nl nnd bcgnn AddmJt to her mwucnl lnurols
an opporluntty has come to Wil- wn lwa ~l'lection to tlw oll-cily
bur Jcn n, sophomore pn. den· .md :tll·slnlt' hlgh o;('hool or<)hes·
1t1l student. to ploy with the Chi- trn 'fh~ co llt'KI' hns n film llbnnv •
consisltn~ of 35 Calms unrl up
pt oxitnatcly 300 1 ilm st.J·ips
whu:h fill' n\'uilnbh• to sludcn
uro\tps as well as instructors.
There is no chnrgl' to obtam
these \'tsunl nids but th~ llbrury
n quests thnl tlwy be notaficd at
h•nst n '' cck an ndvnncc ns to ronco Symphony orche~trn llt'l \'iolin. the means o( her
On Saturday. t-:ovembcr 3q, hl' succt•ss, was purchast>d in Can-
" tU appear ns on~: of two guest ndn from nn old Gc1·mnn shoP·
soloJ.S'ls at a Pops conNrt m Sym- kct·p~t· nboul two years ago. "I
pho~ hnll before the more than think H hns n romantic hiGtory,"
2,000 dclcgntc s at the national . he sn1d m u smiling whisper.
4-H con\•cntton. He w1ll pln) the ·•1t wns or1ginnlly owned by n gypsy.'' when n gruup dcslrt•s 11 him.
trumpet solo from the 2nd and
Srd movcmo:nts of Haydn's
·Trumpet Concerto" and \\ill be
nC<'Ompnntcd by the orchcst.rn Own IS not the only m,•mbcr Also n\'nilnbl<.• upon 1 cqucst. 111
Jensen npplltrcd with the or
ch~trn once before in 1953. He
WllJ fiV both wny::: and \\•111 StOy
at tht• Conrad Rt\ton hotel, all
expenses pnid.
WILBUR JENSEN DIANE CARLSON of lll't f3m1\y to play with the ('quapmcnt to show the hlms.
Portlnnd Junior symphony. Her 1'hcSl' 1ncludt• thn•e 16 mm sound
g1 andmotlll r \\'US a member the J>fOJl•ctors, on•• 35 mm Cilm!'lrip
ru·st vem 1t was organized. Her pLOjcctM und n 35 mm slide pro-
• ~· andflllht'r was l\ profcsstonnl jt'ctol. The hbrory as cquappcd
mu)':tcwn ond played in orchestras with lhrt·t' pot'lnblt• scn•cn, too.
nil OVI'I' r~utOPL Two studt•nts, Don Krotz. :enior,
J)mne's plans for snustc mcludc and Stc\'t' Thayer, ~ophomore.
npplying her three "P"' and try arc ~sunlly nvniloblc to run
lng out for the Portland Sym· I mnchmt's fot u smnll fel!.
phony orcht•strn next year. Among lhl! films ond him-strips au• plclmcs on art thcoter, BcstdC$ playing th~ mon• se
rious ty}X's of music. he has
plnycd with dance bands sine~
\he ngc o! !0, haYmg :'tnrt4.·d to
piny the trumpet when he wo..s 7.
At Langlois, which is about 50
mtlcs souU1 of Coos Boy, he was
n membl.'r of the high school
band. of wh1ch has fnthcr was, concerts 111 Portland nnd ap
peared on TV several umcs Jn.;t
sprang wttil the LC orchestra.
At prcSl'nt, Jensen is a student
or Or. John Richards, is a mem
b<'r of the LC symphonic band
-nd ss co-director of the bnnd. H4.• to take Jt:ssous A htt lc old~'"
and wio:cr now Olillll' isn't so
su1 c that he d1dn't tdl C\'ccyonc
the same lbing. • SILENCE -A good word is an busincsl'l, education, fumtlv liCe.
easy obligation: but not to inh'l'llUhonal n•lations, ~stron-
apoak ill requires only our omy, scir.nC4.' nnd athletics . They
stlonco, which costs us noth· 1 un from c1ght mmulcs tr> threc-
ing. -Tillotson quarters of un hou1.
and sull as, the dtrector.
Jcns"n bns app;-!tl"f"d wath the
Nuts lso plays with the LC orchestra Bolts= Cufflinks t~n oecasaon.
nus blt lOPS them all. Pete I P.roctice , patience nnd prog
Kcrshnw, frosh prestdcnl, "ent ress ho\'c promoted Diane Carl
home for \lw weekend n."'Cenlly sen, JUnior, to lhl' honored posi
and discovered that he had lefl tton of concert master o! the Port
all of his cufflinks at school. land Junior Symphony orehcstm
He couldn"t JUSt let his cuHs when 1t opens its season Satur
flap around has wrists so he day mght ot the l'IVIC audttorium.
senrchl.'d hurraedly, and came up Shl' JOined tfw orchestra sue
with lhc Ideal solution to his years ago whl·n she was a soph·
problem. Thc1c on his dresser omore tn high 5chool. Her chntr
were two shan\' new nuts and was, ••wl'll, a bit towar<l th~ n•ur
• bolts. Pete reports that they of the \'iolin .t•cllon." Applying
\\'orkcd fmc as cufflinks and Uw a(oremcntloned practice. pa
lookl~ pretty snauy bestdes! t1cncc and progl'CSS. she became
Time to Cl1ange •••
"l can't afford to donate."
This is a common excuse when Umted Fund workers
meet the public. but one that is usually overcome by a
collector's knowledge of the needs of the drive and who can
explain how the money is spent.
At Lewis and Clark, the campus chest dnve and the fac-Lessons and practice were pnrl
of her hfc ns she (jni!'hed grade
FROM THE PREXY'S DESK • • . Don Pinnock
Prexy Doubts Editorial's Accuracy
In Jn~t '', l k l'd ll}l. t m nd l xcu l m~ k~ bh. m<'mon but
dillOn to tht• mtrinsac problem I 1 rc.:cnll no time was there 3 slate
or the VOYAGEUR.'' wh•ch wns mt•nl like this made tn a council
handled wtth vel y poor tHslc, lnl'cllng.
the question of student vn\ucs Your idla of a Sludcnt body
and overriding of studl•nl inquir- counseling center wo.s a good
ics was mcntaon. \C ttw wnlcr one. und Blu<.• Key, men's nation
would have "stopped. looked and al honornry fraternity. 1s otrcr·
listened" muny of the QUl'SLions ing study nsstSt.tmcc at Platt hall
or !tlatcnwnt:s wouldn't have cv,•ry Sunday through Thursday
needed to tak~ up space. fJom 7 to 10 p.m. I'm sure thut
First, it was said that no one
listens to students' opmions. But
the student council. on b< half of
the students, '3skc:d the admin·
1Slrat10n U1at n one dny bn·nk
b<-twe<.'n school and fmals be
allowed. Next year's scht':dule
allows a onl' day brcn.k bclw~cn
school nod fsna1s. A group of
students nskcd that the book
store be open part of the noon
hour. In response to thts, the
bookstore is now open nt 12:30.
Muny studrmts have, asked why
not c1garette mnchsncs? A let
ter IS now on tts wny to the
board of trustees r~QUI !Sting th1s
student w1sh and Ctom what I un
derstand il hos a vt·ry r,ood chanC't· BluC' K(•y would be glac1 to <'n·
lurgc the program if it ts nel'd·
cd
1 hope that in this brief: col
umn it has been shown thnt c;tu·
dent opinions, if presented
l1trough the nghl channels can
brsng prorlucti\'C results. Bring
your idt!as to us or to council
mcctmr L \ll v Tuesday al 4 p.m.
Editor's note: Paging Webster
for .1n accurate definition of
"good tnstc.'' However, "to con
lanm•,'' what ubout the VOY
AGEUR? This yenr 1l may work
out fine because of o cnpnbl<•
r.tuff, but our cd1tonal looked m
to the future.) Kept in the hbro1y arc cata
logs listmg various feature ftlms
or other cducnt1onal films \\ h1ch
mny be ordered fa cc 01 at n
rcnsonnbh· rental t.•htnge from
f1lm libruraes }O('atcd m Portland,
Orv said • Additional \'tsual nid. mcludc
two gluss lantern slide pt'Ojcc
tors, two opnqul' projectors, one
mtl'l o cat• rcadN', a microfilm
l'l•odet' ond various colored ~lidcs -
Sports Writer Ahead
In Fall LOG Coolest
A 1 Pordius, senior JOurnalism
major and assistant sports editor,
is lcadmg the writing contest
among LOG ;tnff members this
scm<.•stcr wtth 171 inches or ma·
!erial printed nt mtd-term . Close
behind in second place is Jim
Larsen, sports writer, w1th 136.
Others in the abo,·c-100 divt·
• ston :u e Janelle Ross, 117; Sally
P1erce, 116, nnd Jcnn Shenrer,
llO.
Murgaret Youngblood leads lhl'
cub reporters wilh 37 inches, fol
lowed by Rnmonu Salminen wtth
26; Bill Sendlcbnch, 22; Potricta
Spt·elmon, 13; Shirley Cole, 12:
nod Dcmst.• Bruning, 11. ulty drive have ended with the results being the poorest in
years. Many students said "I can't afford 11," but many
more said, "l was never contacted ." While most of the fac
ulty and staff did donate, the amount was smaller than in
previous years. Drive leaders seem to feel that this might
have resulted fl'Om the tightenmg financial cundlltons of
the public m general. Also many of this S(•gmcnt werl! con· ol being sucl't.'~sful. LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Bibler
tacted at home.
Then? is always the problem of who will head the dnve.
The faculty-staff drive is usually organized 1n the develop
ment office, headed by Willard Rouse, who is new to the
c.ampus. I£ the student council could receive cooperation,
perhaps the campus chest chairman could be chosen durmg
the opening weeks of school, allowing him tim~ to organize
drive workers who could contact each individual.
Another suggestion is that perhaps the student dnve
could be worked into the faculty-sta ff drive to the extent
that student workers would also contact thts segment of
donators.
Needless to sav. when lOOO students didn't even contribute -$90, something has to be revised. Now 1s the time for the
student council Lo discuss the problem while it is still fresh
in student's mmds so that another year will sec a successful
drh·e.
OUJrlal J!UbJICQUon o· n" Ae oclntcd Studcn ,( r "wht nnol Cl rk col·
h:ll" J>uultallud " kb' durlnc tlo co11ttte )'ear Sul•!icrlptl()n r11.tea: 1%
p r )'r lJ', J nt,.rcd e enoond cJJUIJI mnlt~ nt U B Post OUic<J, l'ortlAnll, Or4'ron,
und r act uf :.tarclt • l n
J'O&IUI• L~•. Jbu Lfell, Co-J:cUt.on ln Oblef; J'olln Olement , BulDHa
Manapr . Ilk o •J I1!1Umt E<11tor J11U1 SIJ•llf r, lrntur" FAilor, Hill) J•ltr•
Rt~lcl J~lltor AI Par<JIIUII. A~ rlf!Ullll Rf'•Jru J-..lflor
I • 1 11 Junlltll ],o , Bdlllo ()l~<Ofl, Jlrn 1 T t n Clirol T 1 Ul""oi
~26 Scrondly, you ~pokt' of the
"dream of joml select aon of con·
vocations. assemblies and com
mencement . . w11h n jomt shor
ing of expenses. Wakt• up dream
er, right now th,'re is 3 convoca
tion committee compost•d of stu
dents. faculty and ndrnlru trn
tlon. The student body budg~t.
as limttcd as 1t 1s, pays part of
the cxpcn.sP Cor the Religion in
Life week spcnkcr. The students
do all the asscmbli<'s. And as for
commenct•ment, the s~nior clnss
has a committee that is scorching
Cor a speaker and has included
1n its budget an allotment for il ••
Also you m'•nt1oncd student
councal hould bt• o.llowl·d to
~han ln moll unpor\ant dlCI
siom Thu I n~u:l' walh and Cor
lh< fU'ltl hmc this Yl'UT the 1tu
dt:nt body pres1dcnt Slls 6n the
adminis trativc council, the sec
ond highest gzoup ut LC. Also
th~n· u; o studt•nl p<!n;onncl coun
cil composed of vurious mt mUI'I'S
of campus U!c.
To contmur., 1l was tmtd thut
ln the distribution of stud•mt
body Junds "anythsng thnl
smocks of the r•ducnt10nol is dis·
missed with u blithe "oh, let tfll'
odmlms trat10n pay fo1 at" Plcnsf '\'\1 l'l
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Life Goes On Behind the Scenes Students to Preregister !
'fhc• 5l:lginc. music, twhtmg, Arthur Perrow, northwest rep rwrvisinR the most f lnborntc For Second Semester News in Brief
t:O!itumlng ond make-up for the rcsl'nlntive for lhc Royol Acod-toshunc production m the h1story Advanco regi.atrati.on for soc· Meeting to Draw Three
piny '"l'lw Mc1 dumt of \rt·ntn," t·my of musk, 10 osslsting wllh of ttw coiiPgc thc•ater. At lcost ond somostor will bo Docom·
hy Wallium Shokt'SPl'rtu• .nn• in the ~usic. He has composed o 200 ynrds of fine sutlns, luffctos. bor 2 to 6 For~ut carda wUh
tlwir Cinnl t tl(cs IIC('ordang lo spcc1nl ovcrtutt• lor the rinnl cnrduroyB, vel vets nnd brocades schodule changes will bo o•all·
tlw drnrnn dcpnrlmcnt cut tnin ond lol' the accompon1· ur1• l:lOing into the mnkinf of ablo fTom lndl•ldual counsel
Thc plny \\ Ill b1 PH.'St'nh•d ment of lhl' song, "TI>Il m•• when• more lhon 30 Rcnais:Joncc cos-ou. Studonta ere expected to
m n mod1Cil-d Shukt•sp(•nrinn ttl tuncy bred?" which will be turnr:s. Some• of th<: pnnclpnl call lholr coun.aolon for on ap
monnC'l wtth on apron stugt~, on sunR by Dorothy Wymor«J, who chal'flctc•n~ wear WI many 811 four polntmon f to work on thoir I The Phalologar:ol Assoc.mt1on of
the P<JdfJc Coast wall drov. thr
of lht• Engltth stnrr to Hs 55th
nnnuol meetang Novcmbf r 29 and
30 nt Stanford unlv('rslty. Dr.
Rohcrt Dusenbery, Mrn. Ben Du·
uuwr sln(.lc nnd utillzntion or ploys Pol tao dlrCcJI•nt co .tumcs in tht• lhow now programs occordJnq to
the rull dc•pth or tht> stngt• olso. P~rrow Dr Gene-Kodotf and Doan C. W. Howard. I senbcry nnd Kt!nneth Johnson
nrc making pion to apcnd tht>tr I Thanksgiving holtdoy ln San k Pennv Quarnb<•rt•, Crcshmon, Accompan•"'ng tho forecast wUJ A sp• cull druw cmtoin trnc Is Cothl('('n Or~m will piny lhc re J o ,.
dn•w thl• n innmcnt o! mokin1r bo o foroc""l c rd for su--•r Francisco btdon \ltt•nding th1s
modC'm Jan~uogc convt•ntaon b1•11v: lnstnllcd foa· tlw "'-cn" cur corder·:t, nuthcnllc Rcnofasnnc:e " ... u .. "' ..
., 20 m~n's "Ortcrs Cor lhe produc: school A ton•Atlve 1'-t of lnins bl'ltind tlw n.•gulru O( l cur-mu-;icul instrum~: nl , for tht• pro a • ... ..
tton. Mlxmg work and cnt«'tt<un couraoa for summer school Ia tn1n. duclion. Robl•rt Enmnn, scnior, tnl'nt, she watched TV while she b l U d d lll b Tht.•n• will be no lntennlsslon will pla)' th( ~o·iolin nnd Gl•nt• I 0 nq comp • an w 0 BA Students Assist UF
U lit'Wt·d. a•ailablo at thia pro-rogutra· 10 ordt·1· to produce th<l c ect Cnntrall, thf' trumpet. Uon timo. Students lll'e asked S<>vrrol r .. wls nnd Clnrk lu
dl!nL'I of lhc busln•!SS ndmanis trn·
tion dcportml'nt assisted ln the
neighborhood division or the
United Fund in ollcltlng ond col
lecting funds around the Portland
nrea during the past few wcekll.
Ed Licfkt>, Bob Jt'!nnings, Gtonc
H1tchmon, Roy Livermore, Cliff
Sander .2.nd James Dunn were the
participant" in this drive. uf the piny us it wns originally Cnrol Kunsmnn, S!•nior \runs· Make-up 15 bcmg taken care of to note eholce of aubjad and
produet•d in tht• Elllubl'lhun (\'r from the Univ~rslty of Ore· by lh • cnsL nwm~·rs themselves hmo proforrod ao that tho por.
plnyhoust•. Tlw scenery will be gon, will be lht~ clc.'Ctdcaon for us lht•y J~row lhc•ir own beards mo.nent schedule will refl~l
~0-.,--.i.nt nbstrnct ond suggest the• produchon . The crtccts arc However, fah;c beat ds or • an
~ , ..... Wlt atudont proloronc:os. tht• ttuliun R<"naissoncc. A 1 oiscd enhanced by the improvt•mr.nts n•ndlnr.ss 1n CHSl' there or • some
portion or lhl• setting Will be.! the in the theater's wiring ond dec-Cnalurcs.
unlcony from which Jt•ssicu g1ves trico.l control during th1s pnst The pluy w1ll be g1vcn Decem-
some ducats to her lover and the summer. b"r 5, 6 and 7 in lhc Fir Acres
t ruditionol musicians' gall<:ry Dr. Carolyn Silverthorne is su-thcntl·r.
(jl£ /Jut SociaL Side. . . wtllt Sa/1'1 Pte~Jee Teacher Service
Engagements Make News
As Weddings Draw Near Places LC Grads
Tcnchcr placement scrvict at
t.Pwis nnd Clnrk, \lndcr th~ dirt•c·
tion of Or. Chc~ h·r C Frtsbil',
placed 150 rc octivated and new
rnndidntc teochcn> in vnriou~
:r;chools this year. Announc(•tn<>nt ho~ bc(•n made.!
of the t•nl(OI(<•m'-nt of Susan Sto
dit.'<.'k, n sophomoH' nt Lew1s and
Clark ln11l y('ar, to Rob~rl H.
Hamlin, who uttcndcd Whitman
cotll•gc. A sprin~ w<'dding is
planned.
A rt•ccnt urmounccmcnl was
the engagement of Mary Margar
et <Pccgyl Jo.kku, n '56 graduate
of Lewis and Clark to Hal Ford
Swafford, al .o o graduate o! LC.
Mary Ann Miller, '59, on
nounccd IWI' ~·ngagt.•mt!nl to Bob
Pt•lland, '58, nt o rcccnt meeting
uf Alpha Gnmrna . Tlll'Y plan to
tw mOI·ril'd December 21.
Poulint' Millt•t·. 'GI, announced
hl'l' <•ngngl•mcnt to Lnt•ry Hanlon
o{ Wnrr<!nlon, No\'t'tnbu 2, at
Ruth Odell hall. Gruncs, George F Golder, Rogca·
Fleck, Gene W Hitchman, Rich·
nrd F. Jonc~ .• JOl' Johnson und
Cordon L. Reiter
Po1tlnnd's public school sys
Thc chcs!> club lS sponsonng nn tern lc!nds wath Uw greatest num-
"LC Open" beginning December b<·r oC Lewis and Clark graduate
2 and continuing Cor two wccks. h•nchers from the class of 1957.
Opt..n lO students and faculty Tt•.1chmg in Portland elementary
members, tht! entrance fcc is $1. schools nrc:
Thn::e trophies Will be nwardl·d LOUISt' Ann B1tar, HomcP Blx·
in the double elimination tour-by, Gwyneth Britlon, Thelma
nomcnt. All chess pluyt rs nrc Bunce!, Lucille Dc.Bird, Nancy
urged by Roger PuN"cll, chess Fohner, Elynor Fertig, Joy For
club prestdent, to ncccpt his chal-, c, Dione Gco.rhart, Anne Gipc,
lcnge. Pl·r ·ons intcrt•stcd muy Pntricin Harcourt, Bill Huntley,
sign up with Purc~ll. or m~.:mbt •rs JoSt!Ph Kordic, Gerold Latnl, Ro
Davc Bo.kcr, Kt•n Pch•rson, Herb snlct' Mitchl•ll. James Moon,
Storr and Dorothy Bn~tc•r Douglas OJ:-;f!n, Myrna 01. on, Bar
Ensign Don Lindsay. '56, and bnru Osgood, franklin Stevens.
his wlfo Bonnio (Llndah:om ) ox 1\hn ~ Petterson and V1rginin Tny
'59. who woro married last Aug lor.
uat. woro visUing on campus thia Other graduates tcachmg sec-
Hornet Evnns, '58, wns rnnr-week. Don recently graduated ondnry grades arc: Harry Allen,
rit•d to Rlchara . Zittenrield or from naval officors' training Wl·sl Gresham: Marilyn Boker
Porllnnd in Snn D~cgo, Saturday, school tn Newport. Rhode bland. Reynolds, Renton, Washing ton;
Novt•mbt•r 9. Hun ad will return • Th iU be stohoMd near Mon Susnn Collins, Oswego; Shirley
to LC to fini~;h he&· ,;cnior ycnr ey we lif . Crothl'l'S, Salem; Dorothy DISh·
while her husband will be stn-tercy a orma. nw Gicsy, P:uktose: Sharon Hor-
tJOncd in Pearl Harbor M ... :md M1~. J. D. Hoopes nrc rington, Parkrosl!; Albe May Jn-
d D k r J now on n SIX·Wc:ck, const-to-c:onst C'obson, Los Angeles ; Bnrbnm Nancy Cato, '59. an 1c ~ 1 z.
1 d motor tnp Mr. Hoopes IS mntn-Jenkins, Mills City, Calif.: Joyce gerald. '58. recent y announce • d ! LC
• 0 both 1 tcnancc supcrmtcn ent or Pearson Stockd1ll, Mmncapoli s:
lhotr engagement Thoy ar.r No ~nd Mrs. Hoopes is payroll dcrk Sharon Wnght Guthnc, Siletz;
m~mbcrs of tho LC chol . and mailing room supt.n•isor. Ann Wultcrs, Vancouver, Wash·
dato has been sot, for tho weddmledg.l Tht;y nrl CXJX•ctcd lO Ol'rh•c hQmt• in•' ton: Wayne French, Damns-Anne Green, 58 WO<.> mnrr . .. ...
to Curl Stark Thursday, Novcm-b) Chnslmns. ~:us: Zclpho Henderson, Russe•-
d · \'Jilt•: Alice Kn•itlec, Oak Grove. bt•l' 7, in $t.;nttl•, Her hu:iban lS Meetings, Partie' Plannod Tt•aching secondary grodcs in
iu the OIT force. Dr Paul I.ucno\\. ·' .octotl pro-out-of-stole schools arc: Milton
The Gumma Xl chapter of AI-ie:c;or or Spani~h , will show his Bowerman, Hayward, Cali!.; Ma
pho Kappn Psi o( Lewis o.nd pichtrcs of Mexico tona~ht nl the lc·o Wnync Christensen. Battle
Clnrk will hold thdt full inil1o Spanish club port~ It will \Jl• a1ound, Wa h : Carol Fronk,
hon at 1 p,m, Sunday, November held at the home of Lane Ely, Spokane, Donald Hines, Ever·
24 nl Bcrf!'S Chalet, Bonquct time senior • 1 OSlS SW Hood. 11'c Ml'~-gn:l n Wn!<h ; Mo1-y Hoover, Son
IS scheduled Cor 6 p.m. Grndualcs Icon wedding coke :c-oil-wtll c ~·rnncisco Jomes Smith, How
on hand to nth.nd and asstst will held in UH.' snack shnck Dl·ccmbc •r thomt!, Colt!., Nancy Zolezzi
lx; Ron Huscrik, Walter Collins, 10 lo 15. McC!t-lland Battle Ground; and
Kurt Copenhage n. Emory Dracg- A tnknt show will bl' tht' mam {)avid Brink, VanCOU\'l'r, B.C.
l'a' nnd Arl Richurd. lnllllllCS in-feature or tonight's lntl'r-dorm 'fhosc teaching in Oregon's St'C•
cludl Ron Bt nftcld, Don Rein-party. Thas stnf( pnrty "'ill bl'!gin ondnry schools ore: Michael
tkka, Will Bont Loren G. Pe-nt 7:45 p.m., ond wtll bl' held Clock, T1gard; Mary Lee Daven
l~a-scn, Hugh A Halverson, L~-in the recr<'nlion room of Ruth port, Mllwnukll'; Gt~nc Fhp~n.
RO)' (' LiVl'rmon• Dl·nnas Odell hall. Martin De\'l'!J'CUX, Wy'F.ost: Alfred G:\ge, Spring-
president of the Inter-dorm held: Donald Giflord, Suthcr-
P~~1f~~~N~T'fo~~ME council, urg(!S nil campus stu-land: Curtts Guthric. Tnll: Albert
FILMS dents to attend. · Glenn Hnll, Htllsboro; Dnrlene
Untl• r Mu nnu• lllllllt uf t hu
c;ulld 'l'h""' r
ow Pia in"
'rlu• ptt'tur<•squ<· ''~!lio~ of tlw
famt·d novt•l that shockt•cl
lhc world
1 tltlflot lll.UTIIlt C.UOL ti04 (HULU IOtll
Plus -M :nct•l M[ll'l~Ru
"PANTOMIMES"
Admission for 10~
Gtudents . faculty "Natural Sclenn• und Sp111tuol High, David Douglas; Henry Kii
Ltfc" is the topic Cor the lnlt•r· rnt'r, Molnllo: Ray Meyc1, Hoorl
Varsity Christian fellowship Ri\·pr county: Barbara Pany, Dn
mccti~g. ul II u.m .. Tue"dn\', No· vid Douglas ; Mack P,•ment.ol,
8 D J h Nestuccn·, Harriet Riggs, Coquille; vcmbc•l' :w. an l!:vnna 2 . 1., o n
• \\'Ill hl' lht! speak- B•1rbnrn Sorenson, Reynolds; B. Hnrnngton ' p 1 d W 'Jl'n l'l'. All students nrc invited to at-Htdmrd Volt, .orl un ; 1 1 m
lend. 1 Muldoon, Duy,·tlltJ
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Ideal for Get· T ogetben
The Perfu:t .\tmosphete at
3606 S" Barlnar Blvd. CA 7-9266 College Receives Gift
From Sears Roebuck
llu e;ollqtt n ct ntly r• Ct.;• Vt.:d
a gill oC $1200 from the Sean;
Rocbuck orgonazntlon us pnrl of
the nohonnl mcnl scholursh1p
progrnm, nccordlng to D1. Mor
gan S. Odell, coll<'gl' prcsid'-•nl .
Wh ·n the foundation gaVt·
sophomCJft' mcr1t scholars Jan
ette Ross nnd Poul Felshcr then
cht•cks. il nlt;o guvc lht• coll~l:t
thl' equavalcn t to the tuition
chorgt!. This 1s done because it
IS n•nli.zcd that the tuition fees
do not covet· the cost for JO!:lruc
tton \\ hlch curr~.:n\ly stands
about $900 p<:r student at tht•
college. The college collccL'I $620
from the student along with n
$30 student body ru~. Library Open Friday
rh" hbl arv \'111 b• op. n on
Wcdncsdav, November 27, from •
7:45 a.m. to 5:00 p m. It will b•
c:lo.ed on Thursday, Thanksgiv
ing Dny On Friday, librnry
hour wall be 9 to 12, I to 4
Clo~cd on S3turday, Nov. 30
Schedules Available
Daih tudy chcdult: are b•·-
mg given to nny students who
wont them, reported Mrs. Jcrdts
Jacobsen, sccr~tnry to the Dean
of Studt!nts. The schedules h.•vc
been revised from o half hour
b~a.s to an hour basis, nnd may
be ptcked up at the dco.n or stu
dent.s' office.
len's hop-Oswego Country tor
148 B Avo. Oswego NE 6-3686
\\ 1dc Range of Spoils Sh11 ts S5.00 Jo SI9.9S
SEE LOREN RICE, Campus Repr~Pnt .... t vc
Twenty-Sixth Avenue w 2522 S. E. Clinton BE 4·24«
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N N ovembor 26 to Docember2
Acadamy awaro \\ .nmng creators ol
"GATES OF HELL" and "RASH ON ON'
hn\ c Jomcd to bnng you the fn-st fresh
vatal stoa·v of Japan lodav.
PHANTOM HORSE
also the acadamy award winne1
SAMURAI
l no;uqmssed Eastmnn color
In \ddtlton. a Shorl Fe.1tun
A VISIT WITH PABLO CASALS
Allodin Theatre
BE 5·9844 R S. E. Milwauke at Powell
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Lawrence Ollvlor in RICHARD Ill
\\ llh d1~tingui.shed Shake~ peanan cast
COMING SOON -WATCH FOR THE DATE
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PRIVATE'S PROGRESS
Ian Carmichael Richard Attenborough
Dennis Pric-e
OUR THANKSGIVING TREAT
1 be one and only Alec Guiness ln
THE LAST HOLIDAY
AI SO. COCKTAILS IN THE KITCHEN
Continuous (rom
Adults 90e 7 p.m. Mon.-Sat.;
Students 70e from 2 p.m. Sun
ChUdren 50~ ' -
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• 1oneers
Officials Tell
Mural Football
All-star Men
Th•• 1057 1111 atur mlramurul
football tcom hns bt·cn chos,•n
nft,•r n thrilling !:Nison which
saw mnny outstanding playi'I"S
and t~:ams. Knppu Phi Alpha,
51gmo Pht F.psilon. tlw Shnt-k('t"lS
and Polecats each plnccd lhn·c
men on the Cirsl two tcnms
The nll-stur players wert• not
p1ckt·d for outstanding feats or
showrnnns h1p but for thctr nll·
around nbtlily to work ns u tcum
rather thnn os andividunls.
t\Cter c.lnys of ddtb<'rn tion nnd
hcad-sca·atching the ull-impor
tnnt der1sion wns made. The
rc ults.
Farst su·mc-Makl' Jl•nkmson,
sophomon•, plUVt.!d quarterback
ror Kuppn Phi Alphu und wns
the lt!lldllll-! .scon•t• oC lhc :wnson
wath 13 points: ~ob Shl'l'k, jun
Ior, plnyt~d In the buck I it!ld fol
tlw Shockers 11nd rue ked up sL ·
pomt.s lor the st·nson: Jerry
Hunt, sophomore, played hnlf
bnck for the rrntcrnity li'aguc
chnmpw ns, ~•emu Plu Epsalon,
and nddcd six points to their
tnllr; Bob Gaps, Junior, und an
other Sig Ep, pl[tycd on the line
ond toluk>d 12 points; Ch!f Shel
ton, JUnior, plnvcd end nnd udd
''d 12 points to the tally of the
Shockers; nnd Enrl Chappell.
JUniOr, <·arne up With 12 pomts
whtle plnymg end for the Pole·
cnts, th1s year's nil-school chnm
ptons.
Second string -Btll Acker,
junaor, wos an oul8tanding quar
terback for lht· Polecats: Darryl
Whllfll'ltl, sophumon ... :>COl cd stx
pomts for KatJpU Pha Alphn; Joe PIONEER LOC
me or s, •
LC. VVallops PSC 46-0 to Win City Title,
To Travel for Final Game Thanksgiving 'Small Turnout
For Basketball
Worries Coach Joe Huston and company will wmp up Pioneer's spirits soared ,1::; Lewis and Clnl'k
the 1957 footbnll ~cason Novl'mber 28, g1 ound the Portlund State Vikjngs into the
Thanksgiving Day, against the llumbolt mud 46 to 0 lnst Saturday ul Lmcoln field
St:.tc Lumbl'rJacks. The Pioneers will lrnve1 to take the city of Portland championship. BY BILL SENDE.l.BACK
to Acala, Cnhform:-1, fot the afternoon tilt. 1l was an LC tlominnted game wtlh the
Humbolt, h1ghly rated lhts year, defcnlcd Pioneers gnining 522 net yards to the Vlk-.. r"' "-rh• r
lncxper~encr•d freshmen nnd
Southern Oregon in it's last outing. mgs 204. They let! by 14 points at the hnlf.
The Lumbcrjnck line is heavy .--...;;;... _____ ..::_ ____ ..,; then in the 11ccond holt despltt• only four rrtuming lettermen
se<•m to ndd up to lone st>..ssaons of
hord work and gr' y hnlrs for
Coach Eldon Fax ns he pa~;c to·
gethror n t om for thr 1958 bas
ketball season. nnd rnst with the left gunrd nnd Inside Info o myrtnd of pcnoltics they broke
tackle consistently opening large Ut•~ gam" wide open.
holes to sprang bocks for lone By ALLEN PARELIUS LC r.nant>d thetr farst TO cnrly
ground gair&S. The ends nrc SporlS W Jtl'r an the ftn;t quarter 1t took ex· The t"nm as o whol<' needs ex
periEnce, Fax £>mphasl%cd, nnd
wath the lim•tcd number of pro -
pccts thts st>ason m1ght pro-.: to
be a slow, tough struggle !or UH'
LC "dribbl rs"' strong and ho\'e caught poss"s 1•1 d b nctly 13 ploys Dove Jcons lNt '-wrc u c to c o llmc when
ror crllic:al first downs nll scnson the tnlly on n 4-yord run long the football hero nddn~sscd n Jeans intercepted o Viking
pep rnlly un nt lettst 23 coeds pass on the LC seven Seven
swooned Now 1t ts lucky for plays later he was m the end Writmc ''flni!l" to n season
plngtwd wnh Illnesses and a
won one and lost f,lut to w'nd up
in the number ftvc pos1llon Ill
tht• final Northwest Confcn•nrt•
stnndings.
Last Saturday LC dt·oppl"d
Portland Slat(•, 4U·O. to win tlw
mter-caly championship
Johnson. senior, picked up si"
pointo; for the Polecats; George
Adorns. junior, played end for
the Shockers and collccl~d six
points: Jerry Hnll, sentor, wos o
bat•k for the Slg Eps: ond Lorry
Pt•terson, JUnior, play!.'d end for
the Kappas
In recognition of fine sports
mnnship and abil1ty shown by
all the players. third strmg in
cludes all the rest o[ the ployt.>rs
who participated this seuson.
For nl~
HENKI SKI BOOTS
St7.c II LaltiL u ,( d
ConJact Jim Lien
LOG CHico or Box 134
Home Phono CH 6-3057
ities! nnyonc to show up nt o rally.
A sw·vcy of lending football
I.'Oilegcs across the country shows
lhnt the old rula rnh, has sub
sadcd to u murmer. The new
breed of undcrgrnduotc does not
helil!vc tn football any more
thnn he believes m Sanla Claus.
He IS usually more concerned
wtth the size o! Ute CtJilege lib
rary thon with the size of the
tcnm's ldt tackle. Consequently
he views othlctacs as something
aport from the rcgulnr school
ncth·iues . Oh, how this reminds
me of old LC! So for the rnllv •
squad has been unable to hnndlc
th1s new typL' of student. zone.
As the ccond holf opened the
Ptonl!crs moved the ball 84 yords
With Roy~:c McDanlci going over
for paydtrt A lltth: Iuter Mc
Dnmel threw u pnss from the
ctght to Ball St<•mp •I in the end
zone • ..A PSC pass W'OS inter
cepted by Joy Yelton on the
VIking 46-ynrd line. A couple
SOB TRW UT COJn'J:JUlXCIZ
rtnal StanCUnn
Llnfle\4 wmamette
OoL or 14-.ho
W'bltmall Le wiJJ. 01.a r ll
PIU:lllo W L T PU. PP
5 0 0 10 lG:l
3 1 1 ., 125
3 2 0 6 92
2 ~ 1 & 120
''"0 2 8&
0 5 0 0 53 !IS
81
lOt
126
134
HB
ot ploys lotcr
the end r.onc he plunged mlo
Less than two mmutt.'S Inter
AUonding games ia ~till ac-Bernie McCormick scored nftcr
coptablo undor tho now stan-Stempel hnd mterc:cpt._'ti a pass
do.rda. In fact o.tiondaneo il run· on the Vikmg' 45 Yf'lton scored
nang h.igb all over the country. the Cinnl touchdown with one
What's. happonC!d to LC? P.S.. minute nnd 33 seconds Jell to
thoro wc~o throe cars in last piny m the game. Ball Stempel
PSC LC ear ralJyl Maybe moni ;cored all of the ~AT's tor LC.
foatation of .. gung-ho.. (meanin g: He successfully booted four of
making an nu of one's sell by them between the uprights .
brnymg for the homo tearn) is' Down nt McCulloch Studtum
frowned upon as being in poor in Salem, LinfJcld dO\\ ned Wil
taste. In many of the larger iomettc to c:-aptw-c the conference
schools il H c:ame to a studeru vote championship for the second
on wbother to preserve the bcmd straight year. LC cudcd in f1ith
or tho !ootbllll team. the band place
would win by a lancislldc. Thank
God LC doesn't have a march
ing band! O.A.XB BTATISTlCII
:Pint Dowu
Panllll' Yard•<•
B.uahl..nl' Yal'(l&re Pa••• LO :u
100
414
7·16 PSC
B
83
l:tl
2·18
3 Only four lt!Uermcn ore rc
&ummg lhls year and only one
saw regular duty last y nr. Wllh
only thNio :four cxp •racnced
plnyt•rs. Coach t'1x P'~culotes
that this season wtll have o slow
st!lrl us he tnes to break m h1"
new boys. Fix antu•tpnlcs o
"~pc~dy tenm wtth lots of hus-
tlt!'' that will fiV"eragc slx fc t
tall. "There will b many mis
Ul.kcs," reports Ftx, "bu they
should show fine splrat H lossc
don't get th m down."
"Cliff Shelton hns been out
stnndmg an the last few pro~
ttces," comm,..ntcd FlX. •·and he
should have nn ~ c.C!llent season •
ShrJton tS slated for a stnrtmg.
forward berth. AnoLhcr boy to
watch 1s sophomore Roger Fleck
who is "much improved and a
pretty good ball-player"
Fleck has a forwnrd slot nO\\
but h•• w11l have to work hard to
k~p it as soon as lettcmtnn Btll
Stempel comes up from th<• foot
ball hneup. John Duk• s, lunky
transfer trom Clark J,C., as good
on the boards but is hnvtng trou
ble packmg up orne ol lhc plays.
He should be a regular at C'Cntcr.
Bill Haller is the only lcttcnnnn
who is workang townrd n start
ing guard position .
Guards Have S~d
The only \'oi.O outstnndan •
fr-eshmen :.re Ron L.nngos nnd
Glenn Hutton. Lang~ 1s o guard
from Jefferson and o good shot.
Hutton is from Franklin and 1S
nlso fighting for n gunrd pos1
bon. n~ lS Ute smttllcst man on Just what as lhc trouble? 1t
has been observed, that students
attending college undc.r the GJ.
bill jusL d1d not go in for rah
t-ah, and o( course d1d not pass
at on to the youngsters coming
nlnng behmd. There IS also lhc
rtsm~ tendency among students
to pnrticipall' m t..•vrorytbing {rom
urchct y to golf rnthcr lban full·
hmc stooges Cor football Let's PaliN J:D.c.rcept.ed b)'
PlUlQI 7 :!-33.:1)
PU.mbl .. r.on ':'"'""-
Ya.rdJI PenaUuct 1
~~ o-::o.~ the team at 5 feet. 6~!: ancllcs,
a but whnt he lucks in hetnht h~;
Vflildcats Win
First Round
hope basket boll 1s included us The first 1 ound-rob1.1 Dt the
an ncccpluble! And how about mlrnmurnl vollcybnll league got
students working weekends be-underway lost Tuesday when a
cause of the new "pny-ns-you- strong, hnrd' faghting Waldcot si~
go" policy at LC? knocked off the t-ugged Phi
Com's. The gam~ was the ftrs It'a been suggested thai we
the m ll".ngu" one nnd featured light have social gathonngs an
football stadium. This did not de.fcnstvc ploy that kept bott>
work becauae the t.rusteH frown l~ams comg nl top speed The impm tnnt fndor an the on drinking in tho stands. BuJ, dectdlng thard game wns Utl! out-
dry or wet. football and now tandmg scn'mg of Ed Davison
basketball is atill worth watch· nd the tricky and hord sp\kmg
ing an tho focal poin1 around f Da\'C Moller o( the Wtldcnts
which millions of old grads and There nrc three lcngucs thts
undorgrad.s ahapo thoi.r fall and vcnr according to J lm Goddard.
wtnJor social We. Beaidoa being makes up an spe<.>d nnd ogrlil.y.
"H1s !;hooting is a little we~
though," admtttro 1-'ax, "but he'
n good dcCcnsh·e mnn " Ro ~
McDnntcl 1s another freshman
prosped but he \Hm't be nbic to
start prnctiC'C until after JI)Otb.lll.
"1 will do my best and I know
the bo) s wtU, too," nssur<'d Frx.
'·but there nrc going to be som''
gnmf!S thnt nrc not the best."
Stewart Volleys
To Championship
l u.,\ pla m the WRA mtro-
Amoll£ Weetern Hemlepbore cltfee hcnd or the intrnmurul progTnm. on onjoyable spectacle it oUert. Lcnguc om.• utcludes th~ Ph1
Oth~r bcnofi.ts . f'or the alumni murol ,·oU~bnll contest wns tak
en Tucsd~· b)· Stewart hoB, ns
the guls from Stewart rnlhcd
tor n clo~ 22-20 \'ktory over
Ruth Odell hnll Both donns
were vying tor the chnmpton
shtp posil1on.
tilth the latiCit per c:aplta enjoyment of
Coca-Cola are, lnterostlnaly enou.ab, sunny
New Orleana and ebUiy Montreal. When we aay.
"Tblrat Knows No Seuon," wo'vo said
a eboorruJ mouth1ul.
So don't toke any lamo excua• obout lt8
not bclna bot enou&h for Coca-Cola. Fo11et
tho temperature ond drink upf
SIGN OF GOOD TASTE
Bottled under authority of The Coco·Colo Company by
Coca·Cola Bottllng Company of Oregon Corn's;W aldc:nts; Fu~,: ulty Clowr&S;
ovory gamo ls a reunion: for th~ Plntl Dorm and the Shockers.
student it ia an oxcur.o to import League two is 1 cprcst·nted b • tht·
Ia dolo: for both li offora a cha.nc:o \re E{fers: Polecats ; Gatehouse:
to do somo open ait sodali•ing. .md tlw Faculty Fnults. Lcngue
No\\ that football season 1s ol-thrct-, the frntcrntl.)' lengu", in·
mo. t over 1t wJII do us good to elude the lollowmg: Sigma Phi
lltnrt thinkmg about bask"tball . Epsilon; Alpha Rho Omegn: Kup
Thc fu'St game is against PSC pn Plu Alpho; Sigma Alpha Slg
Dl·~cmbc.r 4, on campus. Let's rno nnd Lrun.bdn Phi Epsilon.
wake up ond mBke up !or the 'rhe n~ t carne \\ill be tx>tw~n
dismnl ntt•mdnncc rt1cord we set .Sigma Alphn Stgmn nnd Kuppn
durang football season and pack Phi Alpha Tuesdo) No\" mbcr
those stands at every basketball 6 Th~ came!': or~: oll plnycd ot
grnnc nnd rnllyl noon m the {:) nt 'eNnd plnce wdl be dectdcd
ne t week m n game mntchinc
Rut.h OdcU hall with Thct Kap
pa.
ln the other 1\u::sd::w :game,
Theta Kappa wnUopt.'d Alpbn
Gamma "lth a resounding 39·6
\'tctory.
Next week's game \\ Jll murk
the close of organized girl intrn
murals. Any further ,;ames will
be tM result. of challenges lxl
t\\ en the orgnnumttons, nccord·
ing t4l Jan Lingreu, who ho
hcadl•d this W'RA proJt'X't PIONEER LOG friday. Novombor 22
Pag Six
National F arne of LC Poet
Sputniks to New Heights New Historical
Volumes Come
To LC Library 1-,riends Group Needs Aid
For Winter Work Project
structton tn pumtmg nnd plrtsl~ r.
ang, opportuntltcs to tnL~t and
wo1 k nlongsidc the people of tht
mt•u-ull thcs~ me purl of thf
wcck••nd work cnmp program . B~· Ramona S&lmi.nen
'M~ bt.'st wntm1- 1s done an
the moq;ms (.\( student papet~,"
qulppt.""<! Dr. Walham Stnf!e>;d,
modes-tly Clq>lrunu~ h1s tahml
for \). rit me
.A prohf1c writer, tht:; qutct,
thoughtful man, not nt all the
l'ushy, bt•ard"-d !'ter~otyp" of
poet!;, has had pcocms pubsishcd
m the Allnntic, nu~ New Rcpub·
he, Snturday Rc' tC\\, Ladies
Hon , _.tournai, Voyageur. &rk
and ml'\t'e rcc<'nlly in Bottcchc
and Harper's.
Botlcght:, published m Rome
and translated from Italian mto
lorcnch nnd En~lish, deals with
creatl\"e :.lorics and poem~. no
critictsms. Stafford's pol'm lS en·
btlcd "Daniel Boone."
His poems arc not onl)' n.:ad
but often comm~.nted upon, as
was he; "Th" Sl 11 m th1.· Hill.,"
an the nc\\ H.npcr':. magaunc .
In Cnhfomia. a man read tt and
was so dl'hghlcd that he had "lo
sJt down and transla.W. tt into
German right a w a y," and
pmmptlr dispatched th(' trnn<>
lohon ta Stafford
ln Alabamn court;;, n c11S is
pcndmg '""X)nc-crmng t.hc O\\"OC-1-
Students Attend Clinic
Lewis nnd Clark "tudents
\\ re mv.1ted to
Exccuti\'C club
pumng on lh •
In l \\ eck. nss1"' the :salt:s
m Portland m
McQumd clime
Those stud en nSSlSlmg \\ere
Chff Sander. Jomes Dunn, Gene
Hatchmnn. Bob Jcnnmgs and Ed
Lt"fkC.
McQuatd, wtdcly-kuown oper
ata\ con ultant who opcratt!S
offu:~s in New York and M.onl
rcal. tressed tcchntquc of su9
pcn•J.Ston from producllon tn
mnrketmg Hnd gen"'rnl sales pro
motion
011 LOOK!
'"'f>ECJA t .__ HOJfl
T. 10 1\. I.
1\l.L . TUDE
:.tnd E~cort ...
dmis ion 90
IT'S THE TALK
OF THE NATJONl
The World's Most
Honored Show
:-\ ~
theW~
tt,ao~
Cia Tocf4...t0
12 e.st Pld'We
AwOlds Gild
Wotf6-Wict. Hoeon
70U ..... ~ aeeD ~ ,, .. lL slup of :1 mctc•~rllc Clamung tl
nn• the w·oman whom ll struck,
the mnn upon whos" propcl'ly An 1mportant nddilion t·cccntly
1t fell nnd the ~lnte oC Alabama . rl.'cci\·cd by the hbrnry is the
"Tht• Star in the Htlls.'' nbout set of 17 volumc!l of the Publi·
the loyalty oath or California. cntwn oC tht• Hudfon''i Bay Rt•
;.musl'd the woman for 1ts smt-cord Soctcly ot London
obtltty to her situation. These Jecords co\• r ponion"
Whl•n ll$kL'd to dL'S<'l'lbc his of the operotion of the famous
poems, the poet paused, searched company from I 671 to 1855. ln
Cor: words and came up witlt, them arc tctt~rs. journal!\ nnd
"'.:-tranRl' nnd creepy pOt'ms. minutes of proceedings oC inter
mostly about tltt' northwest ." e;'l \o students of history. Ench
There IS no problem :tbout volume contams an c:-;cellcn t in
spendmg the money from his troduction gh·mg th~ hisorical
publicatton~. He ~aves some of it back~round and connection of
!or the often drcauwd of English the matenals .
dc~rtmcnt proJect, n summer Volumes of importance to
m Englnnd ",th th~ whole staff. Lewis and Clark students at the
cnt".h c~plormg his respective present time arc those contninmg
f1cld of interest. the letters of Or. John Mc-
Tht~ cxplams the bicycle Dr. Loughlin, the journals of Pctl•r
Stntford IS frequently seen ridmg Skene Ogden in the Snnkc 1 ivcr
to nnd from cnmpus. "1 am ~et <.lluntry and the JOUmnl of Gov
llng in tnumng fm• a summer I crnor George Simpson's second
of b!cyclmc nround Englnnd," joumey to the Pacific Not·thwc st.
he stud w1th n laugh. The cntile st•t is of value for
!-'tnfford 1 bnck lt!oclung at the htstor) of C..onada ond n per
Le\\ 1s ond Clark after a leave iod of N1.rh North American hill
of nb~encl :.pt·nt tcnc,hing ot tory Cor ,,:·hich htth· mol\•nnl ts
S::m Jos~ stat~ and Manchl· st~r 3, nilable, according to Dr L.
colll',&e m lndmno. Pl'lor. to hts E. Tomlmson, librlll ian \dri·
c..' pt'l"h!ncc a\ Lewis and Clark, tional \'oluml'S will bl• received
h~ taught lugh school in Califor- ns they nrc iS.'iUl'd
nan, workl'Ci "ith the Church
sen 1cc scndmg rellcJ mntl·riaJ.. Scandinavian Seminars
abroad ond the forest ser\'icc.
One sumrncr of hiS life wns
spent m Saratoga Sprmgs, New
Yo1 k, an purcly creative work
on a fcUo" htp of the Ynddo
• cotpornuon
Now he rcsidt!S m Oswego with
hiS wife. Ooroth)', a school tench
l r. nnd hts four chaldren.
--~---
Dr. Gross in Helsinki
Teaching on Fulbright
Dr John G1'0liS, former Lewis
nnd Cla1 k English professor is
no\\· tc:tching for one year at the
Um,·ersaty of l:lclsink1, Finland,
tm a Fulbright lectureship in
American Literature Tht Sc mdmn t m 1olk chool
IS offering Sl'mmars. with com
prehensive programs !or Amcr·
ican students and teachers. In
clud~."<i in the programs m c edu
cation. nrts and c:mfts, socaal
welfare and l~gtslatton. Infonna
tton can be obtained by writing
to t.hc Amenc:an Scandinavian
Foundallon, 127 E. 73 street, New
York.
Billl\fartes
hell Service
QUICK SERVICE
''It's Time for Antt-Frccze''
CH 6-9026
Nexi lo Fred Meyer on Barbur An Amcncan (+)'iends ScrvtCl'
Commattce "~,ckend camp pro
grnm w11l begin lhts winter in
ll "dasnrlvantnged nNa" or Port9
lnnd. Fa om n FddP.y through
Sunday, these work camps will
fl\'l' stud •·n~• nn opporlunaty to
wot k wtlh residents jn hnprov
IIll! the appearance and living
nb1ltly of their honu~s.
The work will he an an area
when• nltnonty groups of non·
whttc people are forced to live,
many because of racinl prcJudiCl' ,
An introdud ton to area problems
by an inCormcd social worker,
group hving and fellowship, in-
Dining Hall to See
December Finish Students who wb;h to opply
or who want Curthct• mtormnllo n
should write lo Bob C'adson at
the AFSC, 1108 S E. Grond '\v.
cnue. Porllnnd 14
Team to Receive
First Court Test
LC's b.tskctbull team ho.s 1\a
Cit st tc~l ol 3:30 p.m. Tuesday,
Non•mbcr 26, when they
he cnmpus all-sars in .t same
:c;ponsorcd by the Letlenn
club.
The lower level of lhe Temple- The nll-stors nrc not consider.
ton daning hall will be finished ed pushovers. Cor \hey ha\ e
gt·ndually by stages. stnrtmg stnr studded lineup \\ hlch ID·
with the bookstore nnd coCCce eludes Jim Goddm d and Frl'd
shop in Decl•mber. nccording to Wilson, PE instructors.
Dr. Morgan Odell. president of I Other~ arc Joe Johnson
lhl' ('otlege lost year's vunity, Bob
The Herbcrt A. Templeton fnm-thews, an nll-caty chotec
1ly wish to complete thf! lnrgc Frnnkhn, No1 m Johnson. Bob
nrcn below the floor as soon ns Slwrk, Ron Cornillcs, Jnck All
possible, but the nmount of mon-dil', Ten Y Angell and Earl Chap.
ey they can gtvc during the col-Pl'll.
lege year h:1s been hmited by the Thl:' \'orsaty squod will be SPCil·
rt'ccnt slump in the lumber mar-ted Wllh many freshmen to
kct. Port of lht.! gaft is to go to-slcr the 1 "turning h'tl~rmcn CliU
ward bnlanctng the op"ratmg Shelton, Bill Ilalll'r, Roger Flc:ck,
budAct. This year $143,000 m nnd transfl'l' John Dukes from
gtfts 1s needt:d to balance. th~ Clnrk JC
budget compnr •d to the $132,000 These include nnn Laugos,
needed last ycaa. shot nrtisL from Jefferson, Dave
The complete fmishing job of Dyrcs from Richlond, Waslllinl!
thc lower urea will be $20,000 to tun and Jam Ryder.
$30,000. It w1ll probably not be The lettermen's club under
completed -as to final partitions, h•adt't'Ship of [.arTy Wtlkin ~.
cl'ilmg and Ho01'. but wtll be licvc~ that the gumc will pro\~
usable. quat•• "mlcrc.stmg nnd worth the
admission priCl' of len cents." Discu!; ions are now bem't held .---_;_--....:,. ___ __:._;.__;..._ ...,
ns to the best usc 1or the pr~ ·cnt
snack shack and cafl'lcna, ac·
cording to Or. Odt>ll.
God's goodness bash boon
great to thee. Lot nover day
nor night unhallowed pass but
atill remember what the Lord
bath done.-Sba .kcspoare. For Rent
5-Room Furnished Flat
All Utiliti~ s Furnished
Do\\ nto\\ n '1e rtr Porllund Stat~:
Eve. BE S 0703. CA 3 4605
Billy:
Scientist in 1988? Gross preferred Finland to
other countnes •·bccauc:e or in
tcrcstmg parallels bctwe<>n Fin
land nnd the U S., their great de
vohon to mdepcndcnce nnd the
Finns' great interest in American
literature," says his wife. Mrs.
Cleo Sably Gross, present secrc
uu-y c,r the CIVilit.ntlon-humnni
liCS program Ken'~ Barber hop
She shares hts interest in wril
m, ha\•ing had her poetry, nrlicles
and children's stories published
m the Orecomnn, Christian Sci
ence Momtor and scholnstic pub
lications .
1 Sorority Preview Due
\ oror.t) prcv lt•w will be held
Dt.-e(•mbcr 5 at 12 noon to 12:30
p.m. All girls who may be In
terested In JOining a sorority on
c:arnpus nre urged by the .inter·
~oron ty council to altend. Each
president of the LC sorority will
explain the func:lion and purpose
o! rushing, preferring and pledg
ing. A booklet, "Sorority and
You," wlll be dtstnbulcd to give
furlhror information.
PROGRESS-The mind natu
rally makes progreu. and the
will naturally c:linga to ob
Jects. 60 that for want of right
objt>Cts. it will bUac:h it~elf to
wrong onet. Puc:aL THREE BARBERS TO SERVE YOU
"The world's most comfortable Barber chairs"
8439 S.W. Terwilliger
interviews for career
opportunities as
sales representatives with
Burroughs Division
Burroughs Corporation
Nov. 25, 1957 .. ~
Silly's a bright, llkenblo ktd.
Seems na though bo's ntways
puttering around hie base
ment doing experiments with
bll chemistry scl You might
say ho'a tho neighborhood's
budding young scientist.
Yea, Billy could probably bo
a fomous actcnli.et eome dny.
But right now, hia chances oro
pretty slim
In Billy's communitv tbcro • •
18 0 ecarcity or claa!ltooms, of
t<>achors, ond of good tt:>xt·
bookl. Rcaull? Billy is short·
chnnged on his schooling .
Lot's bo auro thot tbis
doesn't hoppen to the children
in our echoola. Join with other
good cilitons to back up our
School Board Moko it n point
to nUond PTA meetings ond
school conf(lroncc. 'J.
RED ROOSTER Get the lull story on 1 rewardmg future with lhls Important d1v1slon or this
ever eJI)andmg firm. As a sales representative for Burroughs 0iVIS1on, you
will be looked up to in your community and you'll be 1 solid asset to buSI
nessmen who need your help m solving their figuring, accounllna and
systems problemt The products you'll handle are tho ones that have made
the namo Burroughs famous Good sterling salary with ancome scaled to
rise as you ~II in your own excluSive tern lory Excellent company bt~nohts,
thorough practical llalnlna. Every opportunity to enjoy the pleasures of
auccen urly-as a salts reprt.senlllivo lor Burroughs OlvtSion, Burroughs
Corporation, DPirCIII t2, Mlchtgan For n !reo booklet telling
you moro ubout tlw important
port you con play, write to~
Better Schools, 9 E. 40th St..
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