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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 16, Number 11
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1957-12-01
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-Vol XVI, No. 11 ________ PorJland , Orogon Friday. Dacombor 13. 1957
----------~~==~~~ Council Names Eymann LC Pleases
November Month Co-ed NW G Feature W riling Class,
Chapel Choir Continue For AWS Social Work roup
SeniOr Ell, 1 . .) .• mnn h • b• en
clcded Nrwcmber Co-ed of the
Month lllr her work os Rcncl'nl
chrumum of A WS Comanumtv
\\celt.
ELLY
Co-Ed EYMANN
of Month ~
Thc AW~ cxccullvc women's
council which selects the month
ly co·cd is composed o( one rep·
rc~~tuti\•c from cndt women's
orl!nntwtton on campus. Candid
ates nrc nominutcd and voted on
uy scr.J ct ballot.
''We feel lhnt th<.• community
\\'••ck accomplished ''hot we
wnnl ed it to, ns to acqunintmg
the g1rls with community scl'·
VICe nnd in some cases g1ving
voluntc r pt ogutms fut· hospit
olc;, homes fo1 aged and Juvenile
homl!s.'' snld I<:lly.
She's n human dcv<•lopmcnt
mDJOr and pions to othmd grad
uate school nexl ycm nnd Inter
hope~ lo bcc!lm" o sociol worker.
'f'hc VIVDCIOUS blondl• semor
from Onklnnd. Cnhformo, is kl'Pl
busy wtth her mt'mbersh•P m
such orsmm:atiOn OS Dclln Pht
Commn . • Lcwts and Clark wns unnm
mously recommended for unrc
su·tc~h..'Cl n~credatnllon up until
19112 when nnothPr rc-C'vnluntJOn
wlll b•' due, nccordin~ to Morgan
S. Odell. college pre •dent
Dr. OdPll reccnlly att<!nded the
annual nt!.!clmg o( the Northwest
AS!;OCIOtion or &ocondnry ond I
H1ghc:r Schools whtm• the re
port was mode by thl• v1 1lmg
•·ommtth:!•' The comml'nt. on lit•
whoiP, snys D1· Odell, were qu1t ..
lnvomblc The' 1, •prt'Jlclltntlvt;S
did point out li1 1l the coiiPgt• {
awnre of the lhm !l 11 hns to do,
such ns develop bulldmgs Cor It·
brnry nnd liCe sc1cncf' study and
enlarge the endowment plnn
1'hc commiH<!<! or nmc wns on
cnmpus on October 17, 18 nnd Hl
Th<" members looked over the
eurr•culum, tcnchmc load ond
rn~ulty prcpnrntaon, nnd if they
had found the• college m uCC1c1cnt
or mcfC1cicnt th"~ could hove
n.•commcndcd ngnm t m:~rcd1tcd
standing. Students may sign up for
the chapel choir. Music 18.
for second somestor. without
tryout, for one credu of fine
aria. Rehearsals a.re at 8 a.m.
on Tuosdays and Thundaya.
Tho group sing• for chapel
ot 11 a.m. ~ach Thursday .
Notic:o is also gtv<'n of the
c:laas in fealuro wuting, Jour·
nalism 112 or E.nghsh 112, to
bo oflored ag8.ln this tprlng
if enough 11udon1s lgn for it.
U mHts nlilo at 8 a.m. Tuos·
day and Thut'lday for 2 or 3
crodits. John Otbua, Auoci
atod PTOss writer and froo
lanc:o wrUor, i scheduled to
toac:h the course in tho ab·
aenc:o of John Armstrong, who
;, attondlng Hana.rd univer·
stJy this year.
tlllll1IIIUI
Kmas Dinner Tuesday
The domutory students' Chnsl
mns dinner 1s scheduled for Tues
day, December 17. It will be held
nt the regulor time w1lh no
guests.
Music Hour Schedules Variety of Compositions
The mus1c hour which will be held on Dcccmbcl' 19, ut 12:15 p.m
in Evons Music b\•ilding will Ccalurc n vnricly oC UtLlc known com
pos~rs and compos II ions !rom th•• 17th nnd 18th centuries.
To open lhe progtam n slrmf! ensemble "1ll piny two short se
lections by Melchior Frank. Donna Long, frf'shmnn mus•c maJor w1ll
sing an opcr:1tic orin hy A. Scnrlntli, and "ill be accompnmcd by
strings and piano. The llllfl waN lronscn~d by Reinhard Pauly from
n manuscl'ipl in Naples, ltnly, and llu~ keyboard part was wr1ttcn by
Robr-orl Stoltzc of the musH:: faculty.
Two composJtlOO!l by Heinrich Schutz, w1U be included. The ftrst
will be an .Advent Cantata sung by the Modr•suJ ~angers with Oor·
ene Dunlap and Jolly Ditzler as soloists nnd nccompamcd by n strmg
ensemble. The 18th Psalm for nlto, sl~mgs, and keyboard accompnm
mcnt will feature Nancy Schroeder, scntor mu-te mQJor.
A trto sonntn for nut~, violin and piano by Johann Quantz, pc.r
forml•d by Cnrol Fogctnll, Knrcn Olson nnd Caryl Short w1ll conclud~.·
the program. ' •
DEC 13 1957
Music GrolJ]Js Greet
Yule With Concerts
The musac: dcpm·tmen L will g1Vc two ldt.:n tJca I perform
ances of its nnnuol Chrjstmns concert on Sunday, December
15, in the b')'mnasium. The programs nt 3 nnd 7:;JO p m.
will b~ open to the pul>lic without chnrge and will fcnture
some alumm work.
Begmning the progrnm wlll be the chapel chOJr 111 lls
lu-st nppctu nnce unc.lcr ~he direction of two students !rom
n cloru; In choml methods Don
Palmer, • mor, \\Ill lend the 50
sm(H'rs In •·o Come, 0 Come
J:o'dnmnnuel " Wlnnlc F..splnc•. spc
CIOI music student from the Phll
lppmcs, \\111 dlrcct lite enrol, "Jc.
sus Wns Born on Th1s Day."
Prcscntnt.Jons by the regular
60-vofco n cnppcll• cho1r under
Ute dircct1on of 1 .. Stnnlcy Glnr
um Will feature two numbers
'' nttcn and nrrnnccd by former
:students. The group w11J tunc
"Allclutn,'' composed by Richnrd
C. MofCott, o former member,
nntl a Dnn1sh Chnslmos enrol,
''A Bnbu Is Oom sn Bethlehem,"
nrrongcd by Dnlc Bnrkcr'.
The ofCcrmlJ of the mndr1gnl
Slllg~rs, under the direction of
G1.:orgc Bishop, n•ill mcludc on
Christmas Chapel
To Feature Music
A scrv1cc or grent music writ
ten on the Chrtslmns lhcmc will
be presented in the speclol
Chnstmns Chopcl worship per·
iod next Thursday, Appnlndtlnn enrol of d• tant Am
erican oragtn, discovered by John
Jacob Nile and ~"l chornlly by
Dr John Stnrk Evans The colo
part m lhr-number will be sun
by Myung Soon Woo, n student
Irom Korea. Also m lhc pn'S<'n·
tntion w111 b<! "I Wnsh My F te
.n a Golden Vnsc" armngcd h.)
Robert Clurn • o fonncr stud• nl
nnd Incully m mbcr
Th~ y:mphonte bond, led by
Or·. John K. Rlchnrds, wHJ plo.}
"f.nlle Murch'' by Clare Gnmd
man, P1crpont's .. Yule Rhnp:;ody
for Symphonic Bnnd" and "Noc
tumc 1n C Mtnor" by Fnuchel
The symphony orchc Lnt under
the bnton or Borl.s Su-po wltl C)(J
the concert w1U1 ''Con• crto m D
Mmorn by Vivnld1, "Thn.-c Con
lredansesn by B U1ov n ur ct
''lphagcmn 1n Aulls by Gluck
An open house \lll11 folio\\ m
the new John Star.k Evans mus1c
buildmg from 4•30 to 7 p m
Leaders' Meeting
Names President The scnpture rendings nod
prayers, which w1U be n part Jack Bnrry of Paclflc umvcr-
or the "'Cl"\'JCC, were olcctcd for s1ty wns ('lec:tcd PN'!;idcnt of th
thc1r nppropnntcncss to the Oregon F't.>tlerntton of Collegaat
Chaistmos story. Dr. John J\n-j Leaders nt thcir convC'nlwn here
derson, chnplnin, nnd Botbaro on campus lost week end.
Essman, JUnior, Will guide this Olhcr of!Jccrs chosen were Jo
pnrt or the meditnlionnl Ser\'ICC. SIC Ward, Eastern Oregon collcg• •
Dt·. Rcmhnrd Pauly, associate \'ICC prc:s1dcnt: Sondro Roark.
profcs!':or o{ music, organized Willnmctte unlvcrslty, scc.rctnlj
the rnuslcnl pnrt o! the "crv•cc, nnd George Olson, Southern Ore
which w1ll 1ncludc the College gon college. treasurer.
nnd Chnpel choirs, the i\lodrignl At the evening banquet on
smgl!rs, soloists nnd n stnng en-Saturday, Dr. U G Dubach of
sc.mblc. The. music they will the pollllcnl SCJPncc dcportm nt.
giVe l1os been chosen from the keynote speaker. od\'15{.--d Ute
works of the German Baroque young people Utol they should d -
masters of Uti! lith and 18th velop mto great competitors. np·
(.'Cnlur•cs prcClotmg lhat the !undn.mcntnl
An orgnn prelude and post-prmc1plcs upon '''htch octet} op
ludc on Chrtstmns chorales by crates never chong
Bach \\Ill open and close the The convention v.;h1ch dr w u2
worship hour. student leaders from JO college
\\as address~ nt n luncheon on
Dormitories Portray Christmas Spirit
As Windows Feature Holiday Symbols Fndny by .Ed1lh Green, Oregon
reprosentntivc.
Dtscusston nnd busmc.'lS m~l
lngs were held on Suturdny. F rt
day evening the dclegnt€!S wen:
gu~t. at n perfonnuncl' or
Shakespeare'~ .. 1\lerchnnt o( Ven
Dorm students have rcccnlly
aroused their dormont artistic
nbth\tcs to decorate Jor the
Chrtstmas holidnys. In Akm hall.
especially, where the gi.rls arc
prepnring for their nnnuol do1m
done~. ncarlv nil the rooms are • decorated. J\mong the designs
to bl' seen on the window s at~
snowme n, bells, candles, poinset
lms, lhc wise mt•n and tlu• ma
donna mtd child.
The windows of Akm's tnnin
lounge ore painted to tcprcsent
the drPnm of the children in ''The
Night Before Cht·&slmns."
Stewurt's p1<.•pnrution Cor the
• t•nson include nnothcr r~nlllh~
besides its window p&cturell of
r(Jindt't-t', ungt>ls, children, candy
crmcs. n tnndonnn ond n church.
'l1hc hnll!l nr • Wt!al'lns: n holiday
dress
Thl' lo\\'t•r· floo1 of lhc wing 1S known ns Holiday hull nnd wns
done by Lindo Brown, Donna ulso rdh•cts the holiday fcdmg
w1th the !urge Chnstmas h cc and the decorated
boat'ti. t\ WS bullctm tee," in thl" Flr J\crcs thcat••r.
11h~ last order of business Cvr
Dragoo nnd Cynthia Robertson. ,... ____ .,..,... .. ..,.~ ... ~
The second !loot IS !~stooncd w1th
C\Prgrecn boughs, red crepe pa
per and wtutc snow-flakes. It 1s
titled "Snowflake Fantasy." Kar
la Stcinhausct supen'l&l!d the the college )(~~tders was n resolu
tJon wJSiung the Univcrsl \7 of
Oregon good luck m the Rose
Bowl gumc.
work.
The pictures m Odell hall's
wmdows include n sign bearing
the word "Nuel," n ftrcplncc
aud el\·cs, Santn Claus, o tree
with presents and the madonnn
with wise men.
At Plntt hnll n few of the men
artists o1c relaxing, 1mportmg
ladics from ucross the c:myon to
do their dt'cort:tting. Some of them
ho.vc b1·cn busy, howe,·cr, pnint
inJt choir boys, cnndh•s, holly,
shepherds and mnrlonnns to give
tht!ir room~ a Christmnsy look.
Tht• nr«?n ln front of lhe gym TWO LITTL& ANGELS dec:oruto one!' of tho windows of Akin hall.
capturing the Christmas sp1rtt tor dormitory dwollors. Honoraries to Sponsor
First After Game Dance
Superstitious S l o m p -the
years first nft r gnme dan\.:c \\ill
be held tonight in the Snack
Shnck. The dance wtll cnrry out
F'ndoy the 13th theme.
DecoratiOns will tncludc haz
nrds for the supcrslltious. 'l'he
danN is spon~ored by Phi Mu
1-:ps1lon and Mu Ptu Alphn, mcn'!l
nnd women's honurnr1cs.
On the planmng committe s
n.re Nnnc\' S<:hroedcr, Jnn El·
more nnd Tom Smith. Pr1cc u;
2-'i cent stag anct 35 cents drog. Page Two THE PIONEER LOG Frtday Decombor 13. 19~7
Anchors Awetgh
The National Interfratermt~ conf~o:~rencc, durmg 1ts 1 ccen
Colorado Springs meeting, named 63 ( ollcgc cnmpuses on
wl1ich it sntd ''antl-disct•tmmatlon agttntion 1s practtct•d."
Among the...;,t-arc Lcw1s and Clark and the Umvcrslty of
Oregon.
The {'Qntcrcncc Cltttcized the colll~ge~ tor whnl at lcds arc
planned attempts to reduce Gt·~ek-lct tcr societies "to n posi
tion of am potence, 1f t1ot to climinntc them entirely."
Tht• counc1l "rapped'' Lewis and Clark and Oregon as
schools whtch ha\'e announced the' will not permit fratcrni
tl~ which prohibit membc.r~h1p on the basis of rnce, \.'olor
and creed. Some college::; haYe gone to the extent o( settmg
deadlines ordc.rmg fratermties to abandon the rncinl and r~
ltgious discrimination clauses or c('a~e functlonmg tm cam
pus. Tius is a d1rect right of the admmiStt·ntion.
Dr. Morgan S Odell, prestdent , sa1d the collt?gc requires
that fratermtics have a "national charter nod ac:tual practice
that makes Jt tmpo.~ ible to select men sol "ly by tcnson of
race or a-e.ligton." Howe\'et·, 1t ts a common rumor nnd one
gene.t·all~ bc-lie,·ed. that the p-ractice of many nntwnnls 1s
thi.s--.faced with possible campus e..\:'puJston, th('tr rncial and
n~Jigiou~ d1scnminalJOn clauses hn vc bcL'n ern~Ctl, but :u e
now ''erbal codes.
Orc>gon Pt-esident Dr. Mcr~dllh Wilson t"rm~d such clnu~~
as "mimica1 to a democratic "ny of life.'' Bowe"e1, he agrees
w1th the 11C that there 1s a btg difference bet\\ l'en voluntary
selectton of nssoCJales and friends and dcbbcrately teaching
d1scnmmauon-whlch. m reality, such clauses do
The NIC reaffu-zn('(] tts J953 resoluuon wh1ch allows the
fratemit1es to select members on a volunta1 '' basis The NlC •
seems to bche\'C that the nght to "choose one's fnends and
assoClntes" IS a social nght and not a ctvtl nght Howeve1', it
would seem that tf the fraternitieS would JUdge people on
t.he.1r mdtvldual merats rather Utan by then· antecedents, fra
termties at large would be m a more favorable light to ed
ucators. Sailing Skipper Cruises to Exotic Places
p,,n. m.1 to AeupulcD. The shap
cruiSI'rl nlong the Wl·st Const nnd
rcnchl•rl S••nttl~ n~nin lnst Mny. 1-.ur-opc nnd Hn'' n11-t '"' o .1u·-1956.
Cl nt n:r Junds for lllt)St of us, but In th.-sumrnct• of 1956, with
not for Chuek Rc•td, who hns sc•\·en y.--nrs c•xpcrie•ne\! b •hmd
b1 en sutling for the post eight htm, hl si~ncd on to lhc 73 foot
yt'nr'S. Rt td, o 21-yt•.nr old sopho· s, attll' yll<'ht. tlw Oinmond llcnd,
motl' h~re Rt l..~wt:; nnd Cl•rk wlut'h w11s to hun!. :;Gikd m the
has trR\"Cllcd moH' than 30 000 1956 rncc to 'l'olutt. But the own
mill's nnd hoc: bCl'fl the mastu or I ct dumgcd h1s plnns rmd the bont
th1 n• dtffca:•lt siHP" "lOCI! Mnv, "~·nt to tl\C' Mcdit~ rrnncnn scu
I A Modern Parable I inslt•nd.
Read nnd s1x others made the
tt JP !rom JatnRIC.'n to Tangier.~ in By Marilyn Brown
(Continued from last week'a
LOG page 2. column 3)
A istotll. nodded profoundly .
Be often nodd~>d profoundly,
c\'C.n when nobod\' s.md nny
thing.
Fmstct• continul•d. "Of t'oun;c
we do hn,·c quate o few ('()nven
u~nc~s-'l toast<'<~ cheese snnd
wich machine, hot and cold run
ning water, a gum llUlchinc •.• "
"It :sucks," -:01d Ar1stotle,
nccrang.
"Yc.-:, I know, but •~ is o gum
mnchme ," p~rststed F 1 n lit cr.
• You can't deny th.tt. And we
hnv" rt candy mnclunl' nndi!...by
Cco1 gc, 1 wonder "hnt• V<'J' hap·
pencd to the apple moe him:?"
Aristoth.: smirked "You know
\\hot apples suggest, Ftn old
mnn," h~ satd. I
· T~mptataon1" Fmster sht1utcd,
proud of htS mnr\'elous nb1ht'\•
to comprehend. "Wdl. no won
der it's gon ."
"I JUSt thought of omr thmc
ellll' we hnvc," smd Araslollc
"The (mumble, mublc) mn-
clune ••
• What?" demanded Fmstcr
'Spc:Jk up·· 22 dnvs. Thl•n• the owner and • hts fnmily JOined them, nnd they
spent lour month in the Mcdih•r
ram ~nn, \'l!lttmg such plnccs as
Franc•'• ll:tly and lhl' north const
of Africa,
On tht• rdurn tl'ip tn''.Y saw
the Unrbndm.'~ nnd Jmnnicn nnd
\\ Prt' an Ant1qun by Chrastmas.
AfiPr ~Jwndmg February m dry
dork, the Dmrnond HPad stnrtcd
not th. Rmd was sktppcr from 'fht•n, on July ·l, ht Pntcrt>d tht•
TmnsPncahc yucht rnct• ns soilmg
mnSlt•r oC lhl' Bnttsh fln~;-iwhoon
l'l', tlw Kor.hob. AI Honolulu, \w
h•CI llw Kochnb, which \Will on
to N~·w z,•uhmd, nnd rcturnl·d as
sk 1ppc1' o( Portland's t•nt ry, I ht
Yunkt•c• Doodle.
Of :til the plnCt'S ht• hOS l't'Cn,
Rt•cd likes tlw West Indies till'
bct::t nnd pion~: to sntl to Ta
htti nc 'l ~ummt•t' tf things
work out nght.
On hAs \'oynges , he hns be'"'"
m contact wuh se\'eml dif!••r
cnt hmftuogcs, nnd has nt ll'ust
a spcnkmc ncqunmtam·t• w1th
Frt•nch, ltohon nnd Spamsh . Ac
cordmg lo Hetd, cnch httlc plncc
st•Prns to hove tts o\\ n pnrticulnt
dankct.
Le\VIS and Clnrk can be proud that 1t "\vas "ca itiCized'' for
rest:rictlve measures for it i-; proof that the campus believes
m democratic aud moral principles Nc\'crthe.less, the college
wdl breathe easier U1e day its national, ot· anv added nation
al, accepts a member of another race or "diffe1 ent" religion,
for this w1ll be proof of their posltl\'e mtcnhons agamst dts-'The (mumble, mumble) ma
ch mel" said Anstoll~ sharply
He seemed uncomfort ble
"I can't hcnr :you" snid Fm
!;tcr "'\'nte 1l H vou can't snv ~ . ll ,.
A11stotlc wrott! and then ~ho\0-
cd n t.my p1ecc• of pnpcr ncross
tlll• tnblc with the words barely
\'1&tble. the CJgnrcllc mnchme /
• cnmmatlon.
LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Bibler
~LUSH -"'OUVE eef•
A f?EAL PI'O(;LfM FOSC:.
ME. SINCE YOU've 6EftJ
~~I N THIS CL.ASS .• r---1
Vftlf"llll flUllllc: uou 01 tho Aallotl.l\tcd 13Lud•nlo of •~• w111 nnQ Cla.rlt cul
l•l:t: J'ulllleh~MS Weld)' durinJY the ooll U )'NH' 8ulmcrlrrllon rnl• : t:
,.., r ., CIU'.
~u:rQ!l D.R 11Nl0fl0 CliUI!i mntacr n1 U S. l'u t O(flc: , Portland, Or~'ron,
under net or ldnrch $, U1».
:JotUm• l..ov•. Jim Lhm, Co-F'Ait•ms ln Cbl"r: Hick Crn:>·. Al'!lllntnnt l-~lhor •
J• 11.11 E)lrf"!lrrr, A~ tttan\ F.t: lor li:dllor; &II) l'lvrC<!, Soclnt:y l::tlltor J\ i
J' PIIUI! A IJ!W.D1 t\JI'JI'I..o!l l~ltor It• I rl Ni Jantlle n. M Eddlt r't)tiUO, Jlrn Lu.rf.<;n Cwol 'fllm\lrn. 26 . .
• 'Oh. of course," smd Fmste.1·.
Aristotle grabbed the pnpcr
back, chewed it up and swul
lowcd tt ... You can't be too can
ful," he said Someum he o\'Cr
plnyed the pc ecution angle,
but Finster liked him onyway 1!J'i~yA(;"H-:r;f:;X'i«(£itf ~;fl~o~" w h skipper Reid, crosses
"How could l hove forgotten the Columbia River bar aJier seiling across the Pacific from Hanalo1,
that?" nsked Ftmster, "c pee-Knuai. Hawnli.
wllv after the November tu-----------------------------
1... st Tuc.: dny you would hn\'('
h••ard, hnd more than 200 of you
gone n drmnntac, fncl-ftllcd hard
punehmg swnm01y of v1tal prob·
lcrns confrontmg tho.: f1 cc world
m A 111. Pnrrlon my &!,rnorancc,
but is Amcr.h"'!ll not supposed to
be part or tht-"free wot·lcl"? Bul
this Isn't yo11r JHnblt•m-it's the
govermm:nt's, Isn't h? dent upnsmgs of '57 "
· 'l'hc:r threw king-:uzed !Jltcrs
through the of:flCJnls' \\'in dow .•
d1dn't lht y7" nskcd Ara to til•
'Yes, at cot pretty out of hand
for n whale," sa1d Fmstcr "Some
p(."'ple wouldn'l cVCil di!Sll oy
ihclr cagnrcttc stumps when the
pncknJ;l' was emptied, us o form
or protest ''
Anstotlc nodded hH; hcnd pro
foundly. "l rcmcmher.''
"But now we have a cago1 cttc
m:Jc.hinc, too, and 1 don t mmd
\\ olkang clenr to the buck of the
Shnnt~·. do you!1"
As a matter of fnct, 1 do," smd
Anstotle, h1S hand restmg on
The World aa Will and Idoa.
"Perhaps somedny," snad Fm
stcr, who was something of on
Idealist, •·perhaps they'll move
1l up front.''
"Reminds one rather Qf the
HcgeUon dmlcct, doesn't ll ?"
c:ud Anstotlc
''Somewhat,'' sn1d Fmstcr nb
stractcdly, as he ht n cigorctl~.
"But we't e progressing. Yuu
know what we need on llus
campus now, Aristot lr.""
'1\\'hat do WI! need now?" nsk
ed Anstotlc, prt•IPnding he wns
n S(.!condary charnctcr m o Pin·
tome dialogue.
''Now we need a campus bar,''
r;aad Fmster. Letters ...
Doar Follow Sludonl:
You mal<c llll stck Yr•s, you do
-qullc, qutll tek. Where w<!rc
you lost Tuc day dunnr. ~on,•o
catmn9 In thc Shuck'.' Studying?
~ou know you did hnvc an op.
portumty to hear one of Amt-r
JCn's CXJWfts on mh•rnaliOnol nf
fnm; gave l11s \'ll'WS on the prob
lems m Asm But then you could
n't be t xpcctcd lo drag yourself
out of the Shnck to go to hen•·
about mt•·rnntJonol aHntrs, could
you? Aftu all, that the govem
mr•nt's problcm-nol yours, isn't
h" I rnc~an to say, really it's an
O\\'fuJ long wolk frorn the Shock
to thP ouditonum, as tl not . . ?
Bah! You make me sick. Yet in
teh years or so 1t's you nnd the
hkcs Of you WhO Wlll be the SO·
coiled leaders 10 your commun
Ity l'vc c•cn better leaders crawl
out of o rotten apple.
l liUppo:>t' tht• problem of "opar
thctd" in South ACncn doesn't
bothct· you. Or the facl that in
Chnnn, th • n"Wl."lll dcmocr"ac\' • •
the• nghl of habPus-corpus hns
IJccn dent eel impdsoncd pollt 1cal
leaders. You Wtth your high
adculs of tht• vulue of the indi
vidual, I Jfiugh nl you. You mukc
ml· sick 1 Oh, you npath~:tic IJuneh. In my
country Wl hO\'l' nn C..'o(pres ton
for you-"n hower of blooclv
Charhcs."
Dick Wllson
Dentine Appeals
To All LC Coeds
Lena, Rolph Middleton's SCl·
inc eye dog, bccnmc a cum
smncldng college coed in o
• Cl\' diSCUSSIOn cJnSS lnsl Wt•Pk
Lcnn. plucked a wad of Dt!n
tinc frorn undc1 u desk and
chcw••d contcntc•dlv on It for •
niJout 10 minutes. She d1oppcd
the· gum on the noor, aollcd
• It .truund With her nost• and
tried unsut'l'l'Sa!ullv to swat-•
luw 11.
Whult'Vcr she dtd with the
gum no onro in thr: clnsu knows
fol' she hnnllv Clopped OV<'J on
hl'r side and went to sleep .
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·~iday. Docomb~r 13, 19~7 THE PIONEER LOG Paso Tbr •
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us an Walsh to /uf Sa//'1 Pie/lee LC' ers to Attend
Vie for Festival Queen .Missionary Meet
Sc.:v• rnl I C studcntl!l "'Ill b Sus.'ln Wnlsh, z:;ophommt', ho londs Portland Stele collogo Thay
1 rutl tluB ft1m Fn:c door Plll(!l; m• tUng \\hlch \~lUl hf'ld Dc:ccrn· attcndmc the Fifth lnl'!rnaltcm·
n nomed ns one of llw e1r,ht plan to bn marriod noxt 1ummor. Will he• gh e•n, c:ons1stmg or mel• bc1 ll. ol th• home of Dr John nil l Muslonary conf renee hcln
nna1uall to l'Citnpeh rm th_• lnvitnt10ns have b~.:con r( cuvcd chnnrtl c• Cl.ll hlkotcs nnd nlso n lin~ nngton. ph1lo C•phy prflf<'S· nt the Untvcrsaly of llllnols ·•l
uf QU(;'I'II or the Lut•m f.~Cllh· (or the mu.rrmgt • of F.nrl BURilt'k ''' t•k'R bonrd nud room Cor one ot or. Tlw d1 «'USIIIOn wns lt~d by Urhnnn, Dcccmb ·r 27-31.
~~ 1 !OI Satwdny ni~ht ut Tun- t.•r, "56, to V1rganm Moe Peu·ocr. ol the p,'ruvmn LoriP.< \Ita, Utah. John T Braun, f.;np,hsh Instruct· Eln:nbclh Ztnk, senior, pre •-
rime lodge. Susun i!; ~ponSOil'd Ill IJ.Ill. ?f'~l ~bl'l 23, nt lht• K?tll Tho riut aftor gomo dnnco of or. dent of rver·, ~Old lhnt the SJ)QD·
Unllcd Fmmsh Kuh~\·a Broth· j Pork Ctmsttnn church nl S.E. I Jho I9S7 ~8 boakotball 1auon vnlJ Two mturcst groups hove r •• oranr. group,, one n( which 15
and s1sten: No 23 lodl(c Sht• llll llld Hol"alt. bo hold tonight oflor tho Sncra· ct•ntly br en estobllshed by WRJ\ the notionnl JVCF orgomwlton,
ut•tl\'t' m Dl'ltll Plu Gnmmu and Officou of tho Senior Honor monto Steto gamo. U ts aponto'"11d Oowhng wnt be ot lh• Barbur expect 2500 8luLicnta from th •
Dl'mocrnt IOCtoty which mcludel a hlcully by Mu Phi Eplllon and Phi Mu bowlm{: olky. 1'ho I" students u.s und Cannd3 to ouc.nd. or
Jo Ann Fontrom, ·~s. married 1pon1onng group a.s membcn , Alpha. wu;hmg r1dPS should contact L111 the , th y predtcl 250 to be m·
n MsUiaon Saturday. Novem· hav• boon elected They aro: Or. Akin hnll's nnnunl Chnstmas 1 .. 111)', WRA prcs1dcnt . Rtdcs for tcmahonnl tudcnts
30• m Centralia Waahington . Philip Baahor. pro idont: Eliza-House dune'" will b~.: held this Snt horscbnt·k r1dmg nt llu Portland J\ group of mlmslcrs ond '"' nn-
w ill be at homo in Pocatetl· both .lmlc. '9'1CC' proatdon t. ond urday naght, 1n Uw Akln lounge, ndlnn ucadcrny w1ll be arrnngl'd gchsts nrc slntcd to g1vc cvcmn~
Idaho. Donna Brady. •ecrotary. A com- ~ wth r1 freshnwnts 1n the n•crca· by ccmg Audr y Morrow t.olks on the oonrnrence them•
'PriSCtlln Anne Wc•st, "5!l, "111 m1Uce is working on a namo ond uon roum The theme: oC the - One Lord-One Church-On "
m• Chru;tophc'r Wtlhnm s at 4 a constitution of this nowly Of• done~.; I '"The Ntght Bc.forc Israeli" Consul General World Btlly Grahnm, th inter-
n • h .,.. · d 1 0 nnuonnlly known evongclis t, n~cembcr 23, nl t I' "trsl gantzo group. Chrl tmos," nccurd nc ln ce
m' df 1 h b d r.-~1 T lk M"ddl E 1 "tll be one or the peak rs. Ill\ rhurch 10 Mt• ort Announccmt nl n ccn rnn l' Stnhlnc c.kcr gcncrnl chairman. 0 a on I e as
t U t h b" h { d t J k The purpose of the convcntton, I fiance alit nds hie nt\'t'rslly o t e 1rt o n aug 1l~.:r, en· Tht> dnncc, open only to A m
d
' h nccordlng t.o Ehzab th, ts to oc- o...,gou Mcdlt II t·hool. n1!cr Jo to Mr. an Ma-s. • osc.:p ll 1chmts, I mforrnnl Dr. Avrnhnm Blran, consul
.... qunlnt the sludents. through dis· Lorna Harpor '58. recently an· Hnm,•l, J 1 HnrnL•l IS a scmor at An Internationa l student pen· ccnernl or Israel, w1U be on
cuss1ons. cmtn ... m and spe chc , hor engagement to Tom l~t.:\\'IS nnd Clark ol will tako you "Around the campus December 16 to spcok
\l.lth today' lOIS 1on ftclds and nl"'Y 1·n Akin hall. Tom ot-Sigma Alphn S1gmn aud L..nmh- World in SO Minulns" at th.e noxi to the faculty nnd two c:lnsscs.
" thc1r nc~.;ds. dr• Ph1 Jo:ps1lon's open rush r~ • lnter-Vnraity Chratlan Follow· llc wtll discuss "81bhcal Arch· lpha Xmas Tree Sale
o Boost Project Funds
Stl ,,.11 on llu c.tmpt hc
l'r'''" th~ posl offici' and Boehne
ChnslniBS tr l es or iiSSOTll'<i
zcs all for nle by mcrtlbcrs
Alphn Rhn Omcgo dunng
c1r lOUt unnunl tree sole
Thl moncv IS us' d fo1 ~ har
blt: pl"OJClS lhot the fraternity
out dunnJ! the rest or
1 ·em Thl' trees :uc $1 for
ll' t1r l Lince feet nnd 35 cc..onts
r cnch •• ddltlonul foot
Peopl mny Ol'd"'r then tJE'"S
nnv fJ olct mt~ mPrnb r
ther m p rson or by phone, the
atemll) will then lag the tree
1d at mn:\' be ptckt·d up lnt~;t.
'OUI! Don.ICII IS l'hoh 111311 r){ lhl·
Bill 1\'[artc
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s .to Fred Meyor on Bllrbur
1 Yes, here is the gift you &tudents
will cheer otboutl Tell Mom and
Dad ho~ much help the world'a
raliC:$1 portable typcwr}ter ":ill
ai\c )OUI HOITIC:Work IS eliSICf
an\.1 faster .•• your milrks will
Improve. full keyboard size. Ro.
r.:ent research maanzlno lists thb
portable: as the linc$1 you can buy I
So easy to buy
Phone CApito I 7-6819
SUN PUBLISHING CO.
317 S. W Aldtr • Porllond, Ottgon ullc·d m fiVl' ndtht10nal pkdgcs hip mooting , ot 11 a.m .. Tuoa· lclogy" m Knrhn CnpP<!r-John·
fm S1gmn. T:luy arc· D:wc Mns-day, Dec"mbor 17, in Evo.n' 28. on's 8 om 1nh·rnnliOntJl nfln1rs Crown Zellerbach Sets
ters, Ks Han Hob Ent), .John All intero1tcd studonls aro espo clnss and ognln at 11 n m in Job Intervtew Schedule
I )Uk4·S, ChiC f.'landcrs, 'l'om l\ltmn. ciully invttod to ultond. B-2';\ In nr lltdco Unshtmoto's
( Tlu; Crown Zcll rbach c.-omp rn uogc.·r N1.ff and Kenneth Horn-~c,.\ w1ll hU'.i!! Its ,mnual mtroduction to a•llc on
n. .;, d w1ll tntPnlC\~ tudt:nts m \ht guch1• Clu 1stmos met ltn"', ot 11 a.m lntcrcst~d studunl! nrc 10\'he
"' h 0 h d 1 college plaC'tlmt.:nl offtce from 0 Moo Sings. Parhes Sot 1 ut dn'-' • Dccl'rnbt'r 11. Ill Arm- y r Hn tmoto to at ten us
J cl 1 n Bi 11 h n m to 5 p m , Dl Ct rnbcr 17 Thl A slu movu:, "Sklln", ·1·h~·•r Iron louo"t. Th 1c wlll be nn ass " \CI"(' ,,r rnn wt O\\
.., ... I d f th D d S s 11 JOb mt rvu:w Will ~1\0C tho peo-Wn'-or l .. lfe." w1l1 be shown n\ m p1rattonol presenlttlon of the 1 c 0 e Nl en co s
J • Th C ( th Middl" pi Jookmg for JO nn opportun 8 Pm, 'rucsdnv, Dt:ccmb r 17, Ch11"hnn tory nnd the mgmg e n 15 o c "
J E t'' 11 b d b lhl' 1ty to hcor about the opcmn !I ot th• Grc"hom htgh school nuda-or the trnd1ilonnl Ctmstmn car-ns 1 "'1
1e exfarrunl c t Y t and odumcctnt'nt m the Crown torlllm Svcn'\! Engen, world- l consu nt t ll" ncu t\ en o
k U 11 ° Th G 1 b ill ht •1 3·30 p.m tn Arrn tronc lounge ZeJJcrbnch corporouon known s ter \\ • persona y nar- ~ crrnnn c u w ave s Dr Brran r CCI\ d ha PhD For nddlltonnl chedul • ht
nnnunl Christmn pnrty tomor-1 ch 1 f tl U l'-tur 0 .. appointments c ath· Senior Pictures
Deadline Today
Todo\' is the dl:'adhn£' :for the •
rctu1n oC scntm cnp nnd gown
proof:;, uccon':hng to Cellnc Part·
rsdg<', t:dllOI'. Or<.h 1-s fo1 ptcturc
may be· phon<:d m to the • tud1o
of K1 ohn nnd Lu1:adcr, Nl' :.!·11611,
or n pt•rsonal \'IStt should ln• mode
ICl tbcu· office at 5211 N E. Snmiy
Blvd .
Ct•lfnf! further report thnl th«!
dendlme fo1 nil organlr.at1onnl
copy ts December 15 nnd pay
ment \\til bL du(' for pn 'l on
JtmUaJJ 8, 1958 unless other ar
rangcme nts hove been made w1U1
h(r pe.-sonnlly . Any orgnniznlion
that hn:; 110t pmd hall be nuto
mnttcnlly dropped fJ'Om the 1957
58 VOYAGEUR, she added
$ DOWN
$ A WEEK
Jenl $1 down dtllvtrt your
Snlhh Corono to your homo
onywher.l And, you gtl
FREE! * A yurs supply of ribbons * 'How to typo'' booklet * tuee•o• typo aluminum
urrylng cut
plus 2 YEAR
GUARANTEE m ar co o~n rom 1c mvcr- •.. •
row. ntgh1 at tho home of Mrs. tty of P('nn ylvnnra and wn. c•· Miss Mnrb Crtck or Jack Bn •
Maqone Kimberly. Corman ltu· O\ ~mot of J"rusolcm dunng tme Anothlr JOb tntt: rvi '" as
dent, 61837 S.W. Greenwood. The the lsrnf'l-Arob \~Or ch dukd for Januory 10 1958 program w11l conrnsl of a Ger· =:...::.:.:..:::...:.:..::..:::.::..:._:....:.:..:... _____ __..:...:.......:....:....::.;_ _____ _:.. _ _;_ __ _
man dinner, singing Gorman
Christmas carols and playing
Corman games.
·t:xt tcntml Import of Mod<'m
lo~llcrntUI~.:' "ns tlw topic for d1 •• •
cult 1on lit th~ Phtlosophy club
GUIDES Still on Sale
To fnc 1.1 11t your Cht·istnUl
Ctlrd mmltnt~. gel n Ptoneer
GUIDE, studcnt-facult~ du·ecl
ory, m th pubhc1ty off1t:e G-24.
26th AVE. 11 2'-CiiaiOII us-ton
Start
Adult Tul dn) , Dt..o.c
90. Studtmt
Sho\\ tnrt 1t 7 00 10
.70
''THE liST fORIIGM JI&.M Of
THI TIARI"-"'•·•••>f.t c '
... at
Popping corn oontains water. When the ""ater gets hot enough,
the kernel eJ~plodes. Result: pcpcorn.
We'ro not p:ming this information along e.s n public
en•icc. Adublly \\e're up to the tSAme old pro~ .
You sec, popcorn makes most people Lhiraty.
Fortunately, \\hen most JX'Oplc ~t thirsty
th~'Y hanker for thrt good taste or Co<'a·Coln .
Wouldn't JIOI& llku some popcorn rfiht now?
C'mon now, wouldn't you?
SIGN OF GOOD TASTE
Bottled under oulhorify of The Coca-Colo Company by
Coca Cola Bottling Comp<my of Oregon
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P Downs Pioneers
In Bosketboll pener
Btg Btll JOII{'S, PSC's 6...S 230
pound ophomon:: wu tlw man of
defeat for [.,(>" l'-and CIUI'k D~.::
1..'\'nlbt'r 4 n" he fltpped ut .1 hook
hot !rom lh~.: center <1f the key
,, Jth JUSt St.ocond!; to go to gtH
th Ul\ ndmg Vtkms. n 80 to i8
"an O\..: r the P1on~rs m thctr
f1rst amc of the cason
Jones shot only stx times dur
~~ th evcmnc nnd connected on
h\ \.. or them for 3 ncar perfect
shooung pc_r-cen\ngc Hl.S hot
broke Ute 13th dcadlock of lhc
gnmc and ~polled the fmc second
hnl pln)' b.} the P1onccrs.
Seorc Tic at Halftime
The Vdnngs slcppt.."Cl out to nn
cnrl~ 19 to 8 }('nd m the opening
st, n minutes of play but could
not reckon wtth the agcreSSt\'~
pln) oi thP orange nnd blnc.k who t;nm~ \\}WO the gOing \\D II iL<;
toughest m the rup-nnd-tuc:k sec
ond hnlf. Hi' htl four fu:-ld goals
nnd addt.'<f Sl1\ or eight freC
thf'()\\S for n 14 pomt hnlf to go
"ttlt 11 t;oth!:!J d m th opcmng
hrllf. Cliff ~hdton wus htgh mnn
for the Ptoncers w1th 15 follow~
b) Rol!cr l' J ck nnd John Dukes
cnch wllh 13.
"POrt. Stale (801 Lcwb·Clark (G8l ro rT 'TI' ro rT TP
'oL'n G 6·0 17 ~ • lu n li· 1
JGD.. 6 ().() 10 Fleck 0 l·Q 13
Otlt~ 6 G-0 10 Dnk s fi 5-G 13
W'Dt'n G 15·10 ~ HAller G l·l 11
DO!AM 0 l•l l LAqOS l ().0 Q
DSUarC 3 o-o G Stempel :1 g.~ 6
Dr'~l 1 0·0 :3 MCDaniel 1 4--4 6
Bo)' 1 1-1 '3 ltntton 2 4..0 :! Jones 1 0·0 !I
Outlook Good for
Wrestling Season
torme:d right back to catch U1c
PSC qumh:l onrl mo\'cd nhcad Four hold-o,.cl varsttl stnl
S6 to 35 hortll' before 1ntcrm1S· "nrts nnd n prornlsing bunch
ruon. Thc:r rourcd nt half tunc of :freshman w1ll be the material
kn ttcd 41 to U. for Fred W1lson to work with
The P.1onccrs mntched PSC has-tins year tS he tnkes over the
kct for basket through most of Le\\ 1s and Clnrk wresllmg helm
th ro«' hors~ second half, Lost from lnst ~cur's RaJntinc
though once they dropped back hill grapplers \'Jo the graduation
a much a!i c.tGhl pomts. ThlS was route are M1kc Clock, coast
m1dwny through the hnU when champion three ) cars running
th~ \'Jldngs shpped nhNld, 6G to and Ralph SLnley. one-time
58, bul lhc P1onccrs rocketed coast champion Stale), who
nghl back doubll d as wrestler nnd conch
John Dukes' basket knotted tltc lost year, w:ill be on hand thas
score nt 70 to 70 nnd hts [rc ) cnr to aSSist Wtlson.
thro" sent the Ptonecrs ahead nt On the other stdc of the:! led
the 5.22 mnrk The orange nnd cer, Keith Schrock, Btll Rhodes,
blnc.k held tltetr lend until the Dtr.k Fitzgcrnld n~d Pclc But
:f teful fmnl seven seconds "hen lcr return to anchor the sqund's
Jonc scored h1s hook shot chances Schrock gmm·d honors
. Sh t m the NAIA disu·icl last ycnr
SboUon Mi.r.ses 0 ~ ns h~ walked nwny wllh laurel'! ....:, .. Ptonl't'rs W('rc up, 78 to ,4,
1 .n .. m the ll5 pound dh·tston But-
\\: tlll ]USl two mmutcs rcmnuung 1 r wns hamp rt>d wath o brokNI
A ttp-w b} Don Maci.:cnn n~d two r1b lust vcm and mtsscd con
fn thtow. by JJm V.: mtcrs stdernblc action but , .. 111 be
,. cncd 1t up wnh 1'42 to go. rendy for opposing foes this
Clrlf Shelton had an opportunity
to put. LC 1n front ngntn '~ith 39
su:onds remn.mmg but hP mu;scd
a one-and-one foul shot.
Wmters kept the Vih-s m the
t) II LOOl'-! cuson
Fm;t year man Lurl'y Tnnk
cn;ley is expect('(! lo wrestle at
191 whtle b1g Ben Lawyer, 300
pounder from Klamath Fal
w1ll handle the hcnvywctght
duties •
PIONEER LOG Friday. Docombllr
LC Laurels L ourtmen Edge
Twice At ournomen
ROYCE McDANIEL JlM LARSON
I.e\\ IS nnd Clnrk eumc out
romth hcst m Uw fom'-tcnm shut·
fl• or the nnnunl NWC Tip-OCf
l'ou•·nhmcnl last Friday nnd Sat
urdU' nl Fon·sl Grove and Mc
Mmn •11lc W11lamct\c: won the
tOUJIII')', \\iliCh althouph it IS
aJtrun t conference :focs. docs not
count m th~ fiunl conference
tnndmgs Pnctflc, l..mfll'ld nnd
LC follow~: d Willamcttc m that
orch;r
Jo'nday mght snw Pactflc down
LC 60 to 55 m n foul studded con
test which at times resembled n
cross between n \'olleybnll game
and o h1ke :h'<>m one free-throw
ctreh• to the olhe~ Player of the week laurels th1
week go to Hoyce McDaniel, lhc
nll around (J~shman nlhJetc from
Sweet Hom~ Th•· 5-11, 170
pound gulu-d, '' ho wns Ntnrlm
quarterback on the football h•am Jono.. Knots Score
thLc; fnll. r~..:nll~ set ll1c lenguc nfii"C
ln Ius fust w«.>ck <'f colle{!c bus
kctboll H-: scored 48 points lost
"cck fol' nn O\'ernr,e oC lh pt't 'I'll\ PIO lll't:'I'S cot o{f lO il slow
stnrl. 8:45 had dapseri rmri Pnc
tf1C1 hurl a 10 to 3 lend bl'fot ,.
Chff Sh••lton h1l t.C's ftrsl field
gonl. game.
As lugb • co~r of the 'rtp·of!
tournam~nt lnsl W~l·kcnd, tw nl·
l<'mpt<:d 45 ftdd gonls and lut 18
or them for o .400 nverngc Al
the. hanty circle he htt 12 for 18,
r,tvmg lum o .6137 pc~ntage Ht•
had fsvc pc.rsonnl fouls cnlled
against h1m nnd snagged :five t"C·
bounds, wh1ch 1s not bad for a 1\ whole new ll•nm hnd gone 11\
bcfof(' LC came to hfc. Royce
Mc.Damcl and Bob Brooks W<".J'C
tespons•ble !or most of the points
m lhc roce to catch up with the
Badgers. With about four and a
half mmutes I<>Jt in lhe first pc-
Sig Eps Stop gunrdl
According to head basketball AJ h JM
coach Eldon F-1x, 'I wouldn't p a as
trade hml for any or them· 1 Action Starts 1111ri II• 1m Jones clunl<••cl n
n( flU' till OWS tO Jmol the
nt 2ll to 23 As the fit'Sl hnl(
··d 1 h•• Sl'or•• wns knotlcd nt
n II
~;nl'ly 111 the second h tlf
Plonem~ fMgcd mto th~· lead.
one llml Htcv lt•d ·18 lo •10. •
Bndgt'l cnught up \\'lth 8:15
m the game on Gehrt's lny111 ..
Bndg~I"S then forgl:d ahcnd
were an the lt•nd liO to 55 when
fmnl gun sounded.
Pioneers Hoadod by McDaniel
McDonlel wns outstanding
the P1oncers as he nlmost
the game {•Ul of the tire Slllf
hnndcdly. He hnd n totnl of
pomts. He htt nmc f1cld
for bNtcr thnn n .500 per cent
•'I age nnd also hit four ior sil
tht• free throw line. He was
fo1 tlw Pa(nwt•rs, followed
Sht>llon lind .Iones Wtlh
• • pomts npu~ct•
'l'lw Ptonecrs hnd 11 .364
ing a\'Crngc, hitting 20 {or 55
h•mpts while Pacif1c Jut 21 Cor
for •\ 328 mnrk. Pnc1J tc held
edge m rt>bounds though
toLnl of 43 compnrcd w1th 34
LC.
Sntmdny mghl o greatly
proved LC club, though u1a1
their best bnU this scnson,
edged into ddl'al at tht
of th~ Lmflt•ld WJldcats. The
nccrs droppl•d the second
or thl' tournnrnent 63 to 61.
Basketball Regulations
Make Annual Changes
ln pa l J ·nrs wht•n put.tues a bal
an play !1·om out of bounds, yo'u
had lo throw the bnll in fl om
outside of the free-throw lnnc.
Now the ball cnn be put in from
onyplacc on the end.
Common fouls nrc now worth
only one hot. A[lc.r n team hos
ssx personal fouls. the player
gets a bonus shot 1f he makes
the first frt.>e-throw 1{ there is
"' double foul the ball is simply
Jumped m the center circle. Last week's competitiOn in the
second rounrl mtramur-<1l \'olley
uall play snw the Wildcats thump
tbe Plu Com's and tht.• Shockers
comL' through with nn nnpottant
win nvcr the Faculty Clowns m
league 1 hassle. League 2 play
lnsl week saw the Faculty Faults
break into the win drt'lc wath a
victo•y over Gatchousc while the
always tough Po1t::cnts downed
the Arc E!fCl'S. Alpha Rho Omega
lo l to Sigma Plu Epsilon and
S1gma Alpha Si!,'llla took Kappa The F•xrncn were tn the
fot most of the gumc and led
to 30 at the hnlf. much to the
hght Of fill Sl." Sp 'CllllOI'S
the ru11y squocl
Linfield Movos Ahead
W1lh 12 minutes lc(t in
gnmc the Wildcats Cinnll)
ahl'ad of LC, -lti to 45.
munogcd to stny out iu • mainly through the 1Hforts
bttlt• Jock .Rtlcy, the 5·6 :;
mot-e from Porllnnd's Grant
chool.
Phi Alpha an league 3.
Dec:. 13 Sacramento Stalo
Doc:. 14 PorJJand Stale (L l.At. t '"'alurrlay for
tudent~ ~JX!r.inl
'Mntinel! at 10 u.m.
tlnus ion 90 ~ b) Fmnl piny m volJeybnll wilt
"'md up on Thursday, Dt•ocmbcr
19 w1th the championshtp games.
Basketball will not start until
af1e1 vollt:>.yball is completed nc-
cordm~ to Jim Goddard, intra
mural head. W1lh 2·36 left in the game,
lJmf1cld lcndang 112 to 61,
WHdcats began to stalJ.
wns louled lll the tannl
lT'S THE TALK
OF THE NATION!'
The World's Most
Honored Show
IZ hst Plctcn
AwotdtG!ld
Wotld-Wlde Hoaon
1 'lrou'TI ~ atn
...,adq Jlh tt.
• BILL SENDELBACK
Rporls: \\ rltt'r
School sp1r1l '~ hu\ Is Jt?
School spiriS ill some-thing
!bat cannot be iouc:hod or seen \ ing to our .. chool. LC has lost Bowlm~! IS hcadmg mto st:cond
Sbo most •mportan1 drivo that hnlf play al the Barbur Bowl
any school can have: spirit! , and there arc openings for more
ll'ams lo sign up. Last week tlw
Polc·cuts, spat ked by Ron Berg's
indl\'tdunl high game of 205 and
scnes totul of 552, coasted to an
£'nsy 4 \0 0 wm over Sigma The
Polccal attack was also aided by
slcndy Matt Knoblauch with a
519 series. He m1sscd the f:irsl shot
canned lhe second to give
Wildcnts tht•ir two point """"'
TlH' Pioneers were unable but its presence or absonco ean
be folt on any collego campus.
There if> no stgn ar; you enter
that says, l hJG couege nas
spiril," Studonu are ihe heart
in a college. Without studenJs
Shore would be no school spirit.
ln our ca1e we have the stu·
dents bus no spirit.
Coach Eldon F1x appeared very
m\CI"('S\ !d m Uus problt>m ns he
leaned bnck m Ius choir and de
fmed chool sptrit as ''entbusias
ltc, nct1ve interest and support of
nJJ college Cunchons." A thlcltcs
arc JUSt a small port or this spir
It l .. C Jocks school ptrtl in cv
c.rythms it dO<.' mcludmg aca
demics," commc.ntcd F 1X. "As far
as piral 1s concerned, 1l has b(:.en
uoncx1slenl on tlus campus for
mnny years."
A freshman girl said to mo
tho othor day, "People think
that you'ro nuu if you show
any piri1. A school must be in
a aud state·of·affllirs when tho
dudoniJI start feoling tbis way.
but it sums up wha.t as happen·
• A !me example of ou1 spirit
and one that should mokc all loy•
al LC students proud wus the
Ttp·off tournamt'nt last wcc.kend.
There were fewer thnn 30 stu
dents m lhc stands Friday nlghl
and lhe rally squad actually out
numbered the rooters the n••xl
mghtl Now thts 1S really o rl'C·
ord to be proud of.
It must bo heart-warmin g
for the players to look up in
the stands and •oe a mass of
empty seats. 11 muat bo inspir·
ing to know that tho 'tudonts
arc boh•nd you all the way.
as thoy sit homl! watching TV.
Let's pull LC oul or this apathy
by supporung :;chool funct1ons
and athlt!ltc events. !Jet's tnk.c on
mtcresl in our school and not be
afn:ud to be a little c•nthus1nstac
ovur n basketba ll v lCWI y t you
might tind your-selves enjoying
some good bnskct ball, too). Mny
bt• we can sttlJ put Lewis and
CltJrk collcgl.! back up on top Q(
tlw list v:bcrc it belongs. Kappa won over the Phi Com's
3 lo 1 ns cnplain Lee Arnold took
matd1 high game honors with
198 and n series of 512. In the fi·
nnl game Alpha defeated the
Shockers 3 to 1. Alpha's Doug
Donncn was high series perform
c.• for has club with 479 but team
male Jack Pltt.slcy chippt.•d in
Wllh ll Single game Of 194, core In the few Sl'COndS •·"rrl
mg ancl the scon: stood at
61 as the fmnl gun
McDamcl wns high fol' the
neers again Snturduy w1
points, followed by Shelton
17. Riley was lugh for
w1th 15, followed by Btll {H
Mnchomcr with H nnd Russ
Cord with 12.
Both teams sco•·ccl 25
gools but the balance \\•os
ped nt the free throw line.
f1cld h1t 13 for 22 attempts
th1. P1oncct'S only hit II
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-Vol XVI, No. 11 ________ PorJland , Orogon Friday. Dacombor 13. 1957
----------~~==~~~ Council Names Eymann LC Pleases
November Month Co-ed NW G Feature W riling Class,
Chapel Choir Continue For AWS Social Work roup
SeniOr Ell, 1 . .) .• mnn h • b• en
clcded Nrwcmber Co-ed of the
Month lllr her work os Rcncl'nl
chrumum of A WS Comanumtv
\\celt.
ELLY
Co-Ed EYMANN
of Month ~
Thc AW~ cxccullvc women's
council which selects the month
ly co·cd is composed o( one rep·
rc~~tuti\•c from cndt women's
orl!nntwtton on campus. Candid
ates nrc nominutcd and voted on
uy scr.J ct ballot.
''We feel lhnt th<.• community
\\'••ck accomplished ''hot we
wnnl ed it to, ns to acqunintmg
the g1rls with community scl'·
VICe nnd in some cases g1ving
voluntc r pt ogutms fut· hospit
olc;, homes fo1 aged and Juvenile
homl!s.'' snld I<:lly.
She's n human dcv<•lopmcnt
mDJOr and pions to othmd grad
uate school nexl ycm nnd Inter
hope~ lo bcc!lm" o sociol worker.
'f'hc VIVDCIOUS blondl• semor
from Onklnnd. Cnhformo, is kl'Pl
busy wtth her mt'mbersh•P m
such orsmm:atiOn OS Dclln Pht
Commn . • Lcwts and Clark wns unnm
mously recommended for unrc
su·tc~h..'Cl n~credatnllon up until
19112 when nnothPr rc-C'vnluntJOn
wlll b•' due, nccordin~ to Morgan
S. Odell. college pre •dent
Dr. OdPll reccnlly att<!nded the
annual nt!.!clmg o( the Northwest
AS!;OCIOtion or &ocondnry ond I
H1ghc:r Schools whtm• the re
port was mode by thl• v1 1lmg
•·ommtth:!•' The comml'nt. on lit•
whoiP, snys D1· Odell, were qu1t ..
lnvomblc The' 1, •prt'Jlclltntlvt;S
did point out li1 1l the coiiPgt• {
awnre of the lhm !l 11 hns to do,
such ns develop bulldmgs Cor It·
brnry nnd liCe sc1cncf' study and
enlarge the endowment plnn
1'hc commiH<!<! or nmc wns on
cnmpus on October 17, 18 nnd Hl
Th<" members looked over the
eurr•culum, tcnchmc load ond
rn~ulty prcpnrntaon, nnd if they
had found the• college m uCC1c1cnt
or mcfC1cicnt th"~ could hove
n.•commcndcd ngnm t m:~rcd1tcd
standing. Students may sign up for
the chapel choir. Music 18.
for second somestor. without
tryout, for one credu of fine
aria. Rehearsals a.re at 8 a.m.
on Tuosdays and Thundaya.
Tho group sing• for chapel
ot 11 a.m. ~ach Thursday .
Notic:o is also gtv<'n of the
c:laas in fealuro wuting, Jour·
nalism 112 or E.nghsh 112, to
bo oflored ag8.ln this tprlng
if enough 11udon1s lgn for it.
U mHts nlilo at 8 a.m. Tuos·
day and Thut'lday for 2 or 3
crodits. John Otbua, Auoci
atod PTOss writer and froo
lanc:o wrUor, i scheduled to
toac:h the course in tho ab·
aenc:o of John Armstrong, who
;, attondlng Hana.rd univer·
stJy this year.
tlllll1IIIUI
Kmas Dinner Tuesday
The domutory students' Chnsl
mns dinner 1s scheduled for Tues
day, December 17. It will be held
nt the regulor time w1lh no
guests.
Music Hour Schedules Variety of Compositions
The mus1c hour which will be held on Dcccmbcl' 19, ut 12:15 p.m
in Evons Music b\•ilding will Ccalurc n vnricly oC UtLlc known com
pos~rs and compos II ions !rom th•• 17th nnd 18th centuries.
To open lhe progtam n slrmf! ensemble "1ll piny two short se
lections by Melchior Frank. Donna Long, frf'shmnn mus•c maJor w1ll
sing an opcr:1tic orin hy A. Scnrlntli, and "ill be accompnmcd by
strings and piano. The llllfl waN lronscn~d by Reinhard Pauly from
n manuscl'ipl in Naples, ltnly, and llu~ keyboard part was wr1ttcn by
Robr-orl Stoltzc of the musH:: faculty.
Two composJtlOO!l by Heinrich Schutz, w1U be included. The ftrst
will be an .Advent Cantata sung by the Modr•suJ ~angers with Oor·
ene Dunlap and Jolly Ditzler as soloists nnd nccompamcd by n strmg
ensemble. The 18th Psalm for nlto, sl~mgs, and keyboard accompnm
mcnt will feature Nancy Schroeder, scntor mu-te mQJor.
A trto sonntn for nut~, violin and piano by Johann Quantz, pc.r
forml•d by Cnrol Fogctnll, Knrcn Olson nnd Caryl Short w1ll conclud~.·
the program. ' •
DEC 13 1957
Music GrolJ]Js Greet
Yule With Concerts
The musac: dcpm·tmen L will g1Vc two ldt.:n tJca I perform
ances of its nnnuol Chrjstmns concert on Sunday, December
15, in the b')'mnasium. The programs nt 3 nnd 7:;JO p m.
will b~ open to the pul>lic without chnrge and will fcnture
some alumm work.
Begmning the progrnm wlll be the chapel chOJr 111 lls
lu-st nppctu nnce unc.lcr ~he direction of two students !rom
n cloru; In choml methods Don
Palmer, • mor, \\Ill lend the 50
sm(H'rs In •·o Come, 0 Come
J:o'dnmnnuel " Wlnnlc F..splnc•. spc
CIOI music student from the Phll
lppmcs, \\111 dlrcct lite enrol, "Jc.
sus Wns Born on Th1s Day."
Prcscntnt.Jons by the regular
60-vofco n cnppcll• cho1r under
Ute dircct1on of 1 .. Stnnlcy Glnr
um Will feature two numbers
'' nttcn and nrrnnccd by former
:students. The group w11J tunc
"Allclutn,'' composed by Richnrd
C. MofCott, o former member,
nntl a Dnn1sh Chnslmos enrol,
''A Bnbu Is Oom sn Bethlehem,"
nrrongcd by Dnlc Bnrkcr'.
The ofCcrmlJ of the mndr1gnl
Slllg~rs, under the direction of
G1.:orgc Bishop, n•ill mcludc on
Christmas Chapel
To Feature Music
A scrv1cc or grent music writ
ten on the Chrtslmns lhcmc will
be presented in the speclol
Chnstmns Chopcl worship per·
iod next Thursday, Appnlndtlnn enrol of d• tant Am
erican oragtn, discovered by John
Jacob Nile and ~"l chornlly by
Dr John Stnrk Evans The colo
part m lhr-number will be sun
by Myung Soon Woo, n student
Irom Korea. Also m lhc pn'S<'n·
tntion w111 b<! "I Wnsh My F te
.n a Golden Vnsc" armngcd h.)
Robert Clurn • o fonncr stud• nl
nnd Incully m mbcr
Th~ y:mphonte bond, led by
Or·. John K. Rlchnrds, wHJ plo.}
"f.nlle Murch'' by Clare Gnmd
man, P1crpont's .. Yule Rhnp:;ody
for Symphonic Bnnd" and "Noc
tumc 1n C Mtnor" by Fnuchel
The symphony orchc Lnt under
the bnton or Borl.s Su-po wltl C)(J
the concert w1U1 ''Con• crto m D
Mmorn by Vivnld1, "Thn.-c Con
lredansesn by B U1ov n ur ct
''lphagcmn 1n Aulls by Gluck
An open house \lll11 folio\\ m
the new John Star.k Evans mus1c
buildmg from 4•30 to 7 p m
Leaders' Meeting
Names President The scnpture rendings nod
prayers, which w1U be n part Jack Bnrry of Paclflc umvcr-
or the "'Cl"\'JCC, were olcctcd for s1ty wns ('lec:tcd PN'!;idcnt of th
thc1r nppropnntcncss to the Oregon F't.>tlerntton of Collegaat
Chaistmos story. Dr. John J\n-j Leaders nt thcir convC'nlwn here
derson, chnplnin, nnd Botbaro on campus lost week end.
Essman, JUnior, Will guide this Olhcr of!Jccrs chosen were Jo
pnrt or the meditnlionnl Ser\'ICC. SIC Ward, Eastern Oregon collcg• •
Dt·. Rcmhnrd Pauly, associate \'ICC prc:s1dcnt: Sondro Roark.
profcs!':or o{ music, organized Willnmctte unlvcrslty, scc.rctnlj
the rnuslcnl pnrt o! the "crv•cc, nnd George Olson, Southern Ore
which w1ll 1ncludc the College gon college. treasurer.
nnd Chnpel choirs, the i\lodrignl At the evening banquet on
smgl!rs, soloists nnd n stnng en-Saturday, Dr. U G Dubach of
sc.mblc. The. music they will the pollllcnl SCJPncc dcportm nt.
giVe l1os been chosen from the keynote speaker. od\'15{.--d Ute
works of the German Baroque young people Utol they should d -
masters of Uti! lith and 18th velop mto great competitors. np·
(.'Cnlur•cs prcClotmg lhat the !undn.mcntnl
An orgnn prelude and post-prmc1plcs upon '''htch octet} op
ludc on Chrtstmns chorales by crates never chong
Bach \\Ill open and close the The convention v.;h1ch dr w u2
worship hour. student leaders from JO college
\\as address~ nt n luncheon on
Dormitories Portray Christmas Spirit
As Windows Feature Holiday Symbols Fndny by .Ed1lh Green, Oregon
reprosentntivc.
Dtscusston nnd busmc.'lS m~l
lngs were held on Suturdny. F rt
day evening the dclegnt€!S wen:
gu~t. at n perfonnuncl' or
Shakespeare'~ .. 1\lerchnnt o( Ven
Dorm students have rcccnlly
aroused their dormont artistic
nbth\tcs to decorate Jor the
Chrtstmas holidnys. In Akm hall.
especially, where the gi.rls arc
prepnring for their nnnuol do1m
done~. ncarlv nil the rooms are • decorated. J\mong the designs
to bl' seen on the window s at~
snowme n, bells, candles, poinset
lms, lhc wise mt•n and tlu• ma
donna mtd child.
The windows of Akm's tnnin
lounge ore painted to tcprcsent
the drPnm of the children in ''The
Night Before Cht·&slmns."
Stewurt's p1<.•pnrution Cor the
• t•nson include nnothcr r~nlllh~
besides its window p&cturell of
r(Jindt't-t', ungt>ls, children, candy
crmcs. n tnndonnn ond n church.
'l1hc hnll!l nr • Wt!al'lns: n holiday
dress
Thl' lo\\'t•r· floo1 of lhc wing 1S known ns Holiday hull nnd wns
done by Lindo Brown, Donna ulso rdh•cts the holiday fcdmg
w1th the !urge Chnstmas h cc and the decorated
boat'ti. t\ WS bullctm tee," in thl" Flr J\crcs thcat••r.
11h~ last order of business Cvr
Dragoo nnd Cynthia Robertson. ,... ____ .,..,... .. ..,.~ ... ~
The second !loot IS !~stooncd w1th
C\Prgrecn boughs, red crepe pa
per and wtutc snow-flakes. It 1s
titled "Snowflake Fantasy." Kar
la Stcinhausct supen'l&l!d the the college )(~~tders was n resolu
tJon wJSiung the Univcrsl \7 of
Oregon good luck m the Rose
Bowl gumc.
work.
The pictures m Odell hall's
wmdows include n sign bearing
the word "Nuel," n ftrcplncc
aud el\·cs, Santn Claus, o tree
with presents and the madonnn
with wise men.
At Plntt hnll n few of the men
artists o1c relaxing, 1mportmg
ladics from ucross the c:myon to
do their dt'cort:tting. Some of them
ho.vc b1·cn busy, howe,·cr, pnint
inJt choir boys, cnndh•s, holly,
shepherds and mnrlonnns to give
tht!ir room~ a Christmnsy look.
Tht• nr«?n ln front of lhe gym TWO LITTL& ANGELS dec:oruto one!' of tho windows of Akin hall.
capturing the Christmas sp1rtt tor dormitory dwollors. Honoraries to Sponsor
First After Game Dance
Superstitious S l o m p -the
years first nft r gnme dan\.:c \\ill
be held tonight in the Snack
Shnck. The dance wtll cnrry out
F'ndoy the 13th theme.
DecoratiOns will tncludc haz
nrds for the supcrslltious. 'l'he
danN is spon~ored by Phi Mu
1-:ps1lon and Mu Ptu Alphn, mcn'!l
nnd women's honurnr1cs.
On the planmng committe s
n.re Nnnc\' S<:hroedcr, Jnn El·
more nnd Tom Smith. Pr1cc u;
2-'i cent stag anct 35 cents drog. Page Two THE PIONEER LOG Frtday Decombor 13. 19~7
Anchors Awetgh
The National Interfratermt~ conf~o:~rencc, durmg 1ts 1 ccen
Colorado Springs meeting, named 63 ( ollcgc cnmpuses on
wl1ich it sntd ''antl-disct•tmmatlon agttntion 1s practtct•d."
Among the...;,t-arc Lcw1s and Clark and the Umvcrslty of
Oregon.
The {'Qntcrcncc Cltttcized the colll~ge~ tor whnl at lcds arc
planned attempts to reduce Gt·~ek-lct tcr societies "to n posi
tion of am potence, 1f t1ot to climinntc them entirely."
Tht• counc1l "rapped'' Lewis and Clark and Oregon as
schools whtch ha\'e announced the' will not permit fratcrni
tl~ which prohibit membc.r~h1p on the basis of rnce, \.'olor
and creed. Some college::; haYe gone to the extent o( settmg
deadlines ordc.rmg fratermties to abandon the rncinl and r~
ltgious discrimination clauses or c('a~e functlonmg tm cam
pus. Tius is a d1rect right of the admmiStt·ntion.
Dr. Morgan S Odell, prestdent , sa1d the collt?gc requires
that fratermtics have a "national charter nod ac:tual practice
that makes Jt tmpo.~ ible to select men sol "ly by tcnson of
race or a-e.ligton." Howe\'et·, 1t ts a common rumor nnd one
gene.t·all~ bc-lie,·ed. that the p-ractice of many nntwnnls 1s
thi.s--.faced with possible campus e..\:'puJston, th('tr rncial and
n~Jigiou~ d1scnminalJOn clauses hn vc bcL'n ern~Ctl, but :u e
now ''erbal codes.
Orc>gon Pt-esident Dr. Mcr~dllh Wilson t"rm~d such clnu~~
as "mimica1 to a democratic "ny of life.'' Bowe"e1, he agrees
w1th the 11C that there 1s a btg difference bet\\ l'en voluntary
selectton of nssoCJales and friends and dcbbcrately teaching
d1scnmmauon-whlch. m reality, such clauses do
The NIC reaffu-zn('(] tts J953 resoluuon wh1ch allows the
fratemit1es to select members on a volunta1 '' basis The NlC •
seems to bche\'C that the nght to "choose one's fnends and
assoClntes" IS a social nght and not a ctvtl nght Howeve1', it
would seem that tf the fraternitieS would JUdge people on
t.he.1r mdtvldual merats rather Utan by then· antecedents, fra
termties at large would be m a more favorable light to ed
ucators. Sailing Skipper Cruises to Exotic Places
p,,n. m.1 to AeupulcD. The shap
cruiSI'rl nlong the Wl·st Const nnd
rcnchl•rl S••nttl~ n~nin lnst Mny. 1-.ur-opc nnd Hn'' n11-t '"' o .1u·-1956.
Cl nt n:r Junds for lllt)St of us, but In th.-sumrnct• of 1956, with
not for Chuek Rc•td, who hns sc•\·en y.--nrs c•xpcrie•ne\! b •hmd
b1 en sutling for the post eight htm, hl si~ncd on to lhc 73 foot
yt'nr'S. Rt td, o 21-yt•.nr old sopho· s, attll' yll<'ht. tlw Oinmond llcnd,
motl' h~re Rt l..~wt:; nnd Cl•rk wlut'h w11s to hun!. :;Gikd m the
has trR\"Cllcd moH' than 30 000 1956 rncc to 'l'olutt. But the own
mill's nnd hoc: bCl'fl the mastu or I ct dumgcd h1s plnns rmd the bont
th1 n• dtffca:•lt siHP" "lOCI! Mnv, "~·nt to tl\C' Mcdit~ rrnncnn scu
I A Modern Parable I inslt•nd.
Read nnd s1x others made the
tt JP !rom JatnRIC.'n to Tangier.~ in By Marilyn Brown
(Continued from last week'a
LOG page 2. column 3)
A istotll. nodded profoundly .
Be often nodd~>d profoundly,
c\'C.n when nobod\' s.md nny
thing.
Fmstct• continul•d. "Of t'oun;c
we do hn,·c quate o few ('()nven
u~nc~s-'l toast<'<~ cheese snnd
wich machine, hot and cold run
ning water, a gum llUlchinc •.• "
"It :sucks," -:01d Ar1stotle,
nccrang.
"Yc.-:, I know, but •~ is o gum
mnchme ," p~rststed F 1 n lit cr.
• You can't deny th.tt. And we
hnv" rt candy mnclunl' nndi!...by
Cco1 gc, 1 wonder "hnt• V<'J' hap·
pencd to the apple moe him:?"
Aristoth.: smirked "You know
\\hot apples suggest, Ftn old
mnn," h~ satd. I
· T~mptataon1" Fmster sht1utcd,
proud of htS mnr\'elous nb1ht'\•
to comprehend. "Wdl. no won
der it's gon ."
"I JUSt thought of omr thmc
ellll' we hnvc," smd Araslollc
"The (mumble, mublc) mn-
clune ••
• What?" demanded Fmstcr
'Spc:Jk up·· 22 dnvs. Thl•n• the owner and • hts fnmily JOined them, nnd they
spent lour month in the Mcdih•r
ram ~nn, \'l!lttmg such plnccs as
Franc•'• ll:tly and lhl' north const
of Africa,
On tht• rdurn tl'ip tn''.Y saw
the Unrbndm.'~ nnd Jmnnicn nnd
\\ Prt' an Ant1qun by Chrastmas.
AfiPr ~Jwndmg February m dry
dork, the Dmrnond HPad stnrtcd
not th. Rmd was sktppcr from 'fht•n, on July ·l, ht Pntcrt>d tht•
TmnsPncahc yucht rnct• ns soilmg
mnSlt•r oC lhl' Bnttsh fln~;-iwhoon
l'l', tlw Kor.hob. AI Honolulu, \w
h•CI llw Kochnb, which \Will on
to N~·w z,•uhmd, nnd rcturnl·d as
sk 1ppc1' o( Portland's t•nt ry, I ht
Yunkt•c• Doodle.
Of :til the plnCt'S ht• hOS l't'Cn,
Rt•cd likes tlw West Indies till'
bct::t nnd pion~: to sntl to Ta
htti nc 'l ~ummt•t' tf things
work out nght.
On hAs \'oynges , he hns be'"'"
m contact wuh se\'eml dif!••r
cnt hmftuogcs, nnd has nt ll'ust
a spcnkmc ncqunmtam·t• w1th
Frt•nch, ltohon nnd Spamsh . Ac
cordmg lo Hetd, cnch httlc plncc
st•Prns to hove tts o\\ n pnrticulnt
dankct.
Le\VIS and Clnrk can be proud that 1t "\vas "ca itiCized'' for
rest:rictlve measures for it i-; proof that the campus believes
m democratic aud moral principles Nc\'crthe.less, the college
wdl breathe easier U1e day its national, ot· anv added nation
al, accepts a member of another race or "diffe1 ent" religion,
for this w1ll be proof of their posltl\'e mtcnhons agamst dts-'The (mumble, mumble) ma
ch mel" said Anstoll~ sharply
He seemed uncomfort ble
"I can't hcnr :you" snid Fm
!;tcr "'\'nte 1l H vou can't snv ~ . ll ,.
A11stotlc wrott! and then ~ho\0-
cd n t.my p1ecc• of pnpcr ncross
tlll• tnblc with the words barely
\'1&tble. the CJgnrcllc mnchme /
• cnmmatlon.
LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Bibler
~LUSH -"'OUVE eef•
A f?EAL PI'O(;LfM FOSC:.
ME. SINCE YOU've 6EftJ
~~I N THIS CL.ASS .• r---1
Vftlf"llll flUllllc: uou 01 tho Aallotl.l\tcd 13Lud•nlo of •~• w111 nnQ Cla.rlt cul
l•l:t: J'ulllleh~MS Weld)' durinJY the ooll U )'NH' 8ulmcrlrrllon rnl• : t:
,.., r ., CIU'.
~u:rQ!l D.R 11Nl0fl0 CliUI!i mntacr n1 U S. l'u t O(flc: , Portland, Or~'ron,
under net or ldnrch $, U1».
:JotUm• l..ov•. Jim Lhm, Co-F'Ait•ms ln Cbl"r: Hick Crn:>·. Al'!lllntnnt l-~lhor •
J• 11.11 E)lrf"!lrrr, A~ tttan\ F.t: lor li:dllor; &II) l'lvrC<!, Soclnt:y l::tlltor J\ i
J' PIIUI! A IJ!W.D1 t\JI'JI'I..o!l l~ltor It• I rl Ni Jantlle n. M Eddlt r't)tiUO, Jlrn Lu.rf.<;n Cwol 'fllm\lrn. 26 . .
• 'Oh. of course," smd Fmste.1·.
Aristotle grabbed the pnpcr
back, chewed it up and swul
lowcd tt ... You can't be too can
ful," he said Someum he o\'Cr
plnyed the pc ecution angle,
but Finster liked him onyway 1!J'i~yA(;"H-:r;f:;X'i«(£itf ~;fl~o~" w h skipper Reid, crosses
"How could l hove forgotten the Columbia River bar aJier seiling across the Pacific from Hanalo1,
that?" nsked Ftmster, "c pee-Knuai. Hawnli.
wllv after the November tu-----------------------------
1... st Tuc.: dny you would hn\'('
h••ard, hnd more than 200 of you
gone n drmnntac, fncl-ftllcd hard
punehmg swnm01y of v1tal prob·
lcrns confrontmg tho.: f1 cc world
m A 111. Pnrrlon my &!,rnorancc,
but is Amcr.h"'!ll not supposed to
be part or tht-"free wot·lcl"? Bul
this Isn't yo11r JHnblt•m-it's the
govermm:nt's, Isn't h? dent upnsmgs of '57 "
· 'l'hc:r threw king-:uzed !Jltcrs
through the of:flCJnls' \\'in dow .•
d1dn't lht y7" nskcd Ara to til•
'Yes, at cot pretty out of hand
for n whale," sa1d Fmstcr "Some
p(."'ple wouldn'l cVCil di!Sll oy
ihclr cagnrcttc stumps when the
pncknJ;l' was emptied, us o form
or protest ''
Anstotlc nodded hH; hcnd pro
foundly. "l rcmcmher.''
"But now we have a cago1 cttc
m:Jc.hinc, too, and 1 don t mmd
\\ olkang clenr to the buck of the
Shnnt~·. do you!1"
As a matter of fnct, 1 do," smd
Anstotle, h1S hand restmg on
The World aa Will and Idoa.
"Perhaps somedny," snad Fm
stcr, who was something of on
Idealist, •·perhaps they'll move
1l up front.''
"Reminds one rather Qf the
HcgeUon dmlcct, doesn't ll ?"
c:ud Anstotlc
''Somewhat,'' sn1d Fmstcr nb
stractcdly, as he ht n cigorctl~.
"But we't e progressing. Yuu
know what we need on llus
campus now, Aristot lr.""
'1\\'hat do WI! need now?" nsk
ed Anstotlc, prt•IPnding he wns
n S(.!condary charnctcr m o Pin·
tome dialogue.
''Now we need a campus bar,''
r;aad Fmster. Letters ...
Doar Follow Sludonl:
You mal<c llll stck Yr•s, you do
-qullc, qutll tek. Where w<!rc
you lost Tuc day dunnr. ~on,•o
catmn9 In thc Shuck'.' Studying?
~ou know you did hnvc an op.
portumty to hear one of Amt-r
JCn's CXJWfts on mh•rnaliOnol nf
fnm; gave l11s \'ll'WS on the prob
lems m Asm But then you could
n't be t xpcctcd lo drag yourself
out of the Shnck to go to hen•·
about mt•·rnntJonol aHntrs, could
you? Aftu all, that the govem
mr•nt's problcm-nol yours, isn't
h" I rnc~an to say, really it's an
O\\'fuJ long wolk frorn the Shock
to thP ouditonum, as tl not . . ?
Bah! You make me sick. Yet in
teh years or so 1t's you nnd the
hkcs Of you WhO Wlll be the SO·
coiled leaders 10 your commun
Ity l'vc c•cn better leaders crawl
out of o rotten apple.
l liUppo:>t' tht• problem of "opar
thctd" in South ACncn doesn't
bothct· you. Or the facl that in
Chnnn, th • n"Wl."lll dcmocr"ac\' • •
the• nghl of habPus-corpus hns
IJccn dent eel impdsoncd pollt 1cal
leaders. You Wtth your high
adculs of tht• vulue of the indi
vidual, I Jfiugh nl you. You mukc
ml· sick 1 Oh, you npath~:tic IJuneh. In my
country Wl hO\'l' nn C..'o(pres ton
for you-"n hower of blooclv
Charhcs."
Dick Wllson
Dentine Appeals
To All LC Coeds
Lena, Rolph Middleton's SCl·
inc eye dog, bccnmc a cum
smncldng college coed in o
• Cl\' diSCUSSIOn cJnSS lnsl Wt•Pk
Lcnn. plucked a wad of Dt!n
tinc frorn undc1 u desk and
chcw••d contcntc•dlv on It for •
niJout 10 minutes. She d1oppcd
the· gum on the noor, aollcd
• It .truund With her nost• and
tried unsut'l'l'Sa!ullv to swat-•
luw 11.
Whult'Vcr she dtd with the
gum no onro in thr: clnsu knows
fol' she hnnllv Clopped OV<'J on
hl'r side and went to sleep .
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·~iday. Docomb~r 13, 19~7 THE PIONEER LOG Paso Tbr •
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us an Walsh to /uf Sa//'1 Pie/lee LC' ers to Attend
Vie for Festival Queen .Missionary Meet
Sc.:v• rnl I C studcntl!l "'Ill b Sus.'ln Wnlsh, z:;ophommt', ho londs Portland Stele collogo Thay
1 rutl tluB ft1m Fn:c door Plll(!l; m• tUng \\hlch \~lUl hf'ld Dc:ccrn· attcndmc the Fifth lnl'!rnaltcm·
n nomed ns one of llw e1r,ht plan to bn marriod noxt 1ummor. Will he• gh e•n, c:ons1stmg or mel• bc1 ll. ol th• home of Dr John nil l Muslonary conf renee hcln
nna1uall to l'Citnpeh rm th_• lnvitnt10ns have b~.:con r( cuvcd chnnrtl c• Cl.ll hlkotcs nnd nlso n lin~ nngton. ph1lo C•phy prflf<'S· nt the Untvcrsaly of llllnols ·•l
uf QU(;'I'II or the Lut•m f.~Cllh· (or the mu.rrmgt • of F.nrl BURilt'k ''' t•k'R bonrd nud room Cor one ot or. Tlw d1 «'USIIIOn wns lt~d by Urhnnn, Dcccmb ·r 27-31.
~~ 1 !OI Satwdny ni~ht ut Tun- t.•r, "56, to V1rganm Moe Peu·ocr. ol the p,'ruvmn LoriP.< \Ita, Utah. John T Braun, f.;np,hsh Instruct· Eln:nbclh Ztnk, senior, pre •-
rime lodge. Susun i!; ~ponSOil'd Ill IJ.Ill. ?f'~l ~bl'l 23, nt lht• K?tll Tho riut aftor gomo dnnco of or. dent of rver·, ~Old lhnt the SJ)QD·
Unllcd Fmmsh Kuh~\·a Broth· j Pork Ctmsttnn church nl S.E. I Jho I9S7 ~8 boakotball 1auon vnlJ Two mturcst groups hove r •• oranr. group,, one n( which 15
and s1sten: No 23 lodl(c Sht• llll llld Hol"alt. bo hold tonight oflor tho Sncra· ct•ntly br en estobllshed by WRJ\ the notionnl JVCF orgomwlton,
ut•tl\'t' m Dl'ltll Plu Gnmmu and Officou of tho Senior Honor monto Steto gamo. U ts aponto'"11d Oowhng wnt be ot lh• Barbur expect 2500 8luLicnta from th •
Dl'mocrnt IOCtoty which mcludel a hlcully by Mu Phi Eplllon and Phi Mu bowlm{: olky. 1'ho I" students u.s und Cannd3 to ouc.nd. or
Jo Ann Fontrom, ·~s. married 1pon1onng group a.s membcn , Alpha. wu;hmg r1dPS should contact L111 the , th y predtcl 250 to be m·
n MsUiaon Saturday. Novem· hav• boon elected They aro: Or. Akin hnll's nnnunl Chnstmas 1 .. 111)', WRA prcs1dcnt . Rtdcs for tcmahonnl tudcnts
30• m Centralia Waahington . Philip Baahor. pro idont: Eliza-House dune'" will b~.: held this Snt horscbnt·k r1dmg nt llu Portland J\ group of mlmslcrs ond '"' nn-
w ill be at homo in Pocatetl· both .lmlc. '9'1CC' proatdon t. ond urday naght, 1n Uw Akln lounge, ndlnn ucadcrny w1ll be arrnngl'd gchsts nrc slntcd to g1vc cvcmn~
Idaho. Donna Brady. •ecrotary. A com- ~ wth r1 freshnwnts 1n the n•crca· by ccmg Audr y Morrow t.olks on the oonrnrence them•
'PriSCtlln Anne Wc•st, "5!l, "111 m1Uce is working on a namo ond uon roum The theme: oC the - One Lord-One Church-On "
m• Chru;tophc'r Wtlhnm s at 4 a constitution of this nowly Of• done~.; I '"The Ntght Bc.forc Israeli" Consul General World Btlly Grahnm, th inter-
n • h .,.. · d 1 0 nnuonnlly known evongclis t, n~cembcr 23, nl t I' "trsl gantzo group. Chrl tmos," nccurd nc ln ce
m' df 1 h b d r.-~1 T lk M"ddl E 1 "tll be one or the peak rs. Ill\ rhurch 10 Mt• ort Announccmt nl n ccn rnn l' Stnhlnc c.kcr gcncrnl chairman. 0 a on I e as
t U t h b" h { d t J k The purpose of the convcntton, I fiance alit nds hie nt\'t'rslly o t e 1rt o n aug 1l~.:r, en· Tht> dnncc, open only to A m
d
' h nccordlng t.o Ehzab th, ts to oc- o...,gou Mcdlt II t·hool. n1!cr Jo to Mr. an Ma-s. • osc.:p ll 1chmts, I mforrnnl Dr. Avrnhnm Blran, consul
.... qunlnt the sludents. through dis· Lorna Harpor '58. recently an· Hnm,•l, J 1 HnrnL•l IS a scmor at An Internationa l student pen· ccnernl or Israel, w1U be on
cuss1ons. cmtn ... m and spe chc , hor engagement to Tom l~t.:\\'IS nnd Clark ol will tako you "Around the campus December 16 to spcok
\l.lth today' lOIS 1on ftclds and nl"'Y 1·n Akin hall. Tom ot-Sigma Alphn S1gmn aud L..nmh- World in SO Minulns" at th.e noxi to the faculty nnd two c:lnsscs.
" thc1r nc~.;ds. dr• Ph1 Jo:ps1lon's open rush r~ • lnter-Vnraity Chratlan Follow· llc wtll discuss "81bhcal Arch· lpha Xmas Tree Sale
o Boost Project Funds
Stl ,,.11 on llu c.tmpt hc
l'r'''" th~ posl offici' and Boehne
ChnslniBS tr l es or iiSSOTll'<i
zcs all for nle by mcrtlbcrs
Alphn Rhn Omcgo dunng
c1r lOUt unnunl tree sole
Thl moncv IS us' d fo1 ~ har
blt: pl"OJClS lhot the fraternity
out dunnJ! the rest or
1 ·em Thl' trees :uc $1 for
ll' t1r l Lince feet nnd 35 cc..onts
r cnch •• ddltlonul foot
Peopl mny Ol'd"'r then tJE'"S
nnv fJ olct mt~ mPrnb r
ther m p rson or by phone, the
atemll) will then lag the tree
1d at mn:\' be ptckt·d up lnt~;t.
'OUI! Don.ICII IS l'hoh 111311 r){ lhl·
Bill 1\'[artc
. hell • erVICC
QUICK SERVICE
....
"It' Tum• for Ant 1-Frcez~;"
CH 8·902G
s .to Fred Meyor on Bllrbur
1 Yes, here is the gift you &tudents
will cheer otboutl Tell Mom and
Dad ho~ much help the world'a
raliC:$1 portable typcwr}ter ":ill
ai\c )OUI HOITIC:Work IS eliSICf
an\.1 faster .•• your milrks will
Improve. full keyboard size. Ro.
r.:ent research maanzlno lists thb
portable: as the linc$1 you can buy I
So easy to buy
Phone CApito I 7-6819
SUN PUBLISHING CO.
317 S. W Aldtr • Porllond, Ottgon ullc·d m fiVl' ndtht10nal pkdgcs hip mooting , ot 11 a.m .. Tuoa· lclogy" m Knrhn CnpP<!r-John·
fm S1gmn. T:luy arc· D:wc Mns-day, Dec"mbor 17, in Evo.n' 28. on's 8 om 1nh·rnnliOntJl nfln1rs Crown Zellerbach Sets
ters, Ks Han Hob Ent), .John All intero1tcd studonls aro espo clnss and ognln at 11 n m in Job Intervtew Schedule
I )Uk4·S, ChiC f.'landcrs, 'l'om l\ltmn. ciully invttod to ultond. B-2';\ In nr lltdco Unshtmoto's
( Tlu; Crown Zcll rbach c.-omp rn uogc.·r N1.ff and Kenneth Horn-~c,.\ w1ll hU'.i!! Its ,mnual mtroduction to a•llc on
n. .;, d w1ll tntPnlC\~ tudt:nts m \ht guch1• Clu 1stmos met ltn"', ot 11 a.m lntcrcst~d studunl! nrc 10\'he
"' h 0 h d 1 college plaC'tlmt.:nl offtce from 0 Moo Sings. Parhes Sot 1 ut dn'-' • Dccl'rnbt'r 11. Ill Arm- y r Hn tmoto to at ten us
J cl 1 n Bi 11 h n m to 5 p m , Dl Ct rnbcr 17 Thl A slu movu:, "Sklln", ·1·h~·•r Iron louo"t. Th 1c wlll be nn ass " \CI"(' ,,r rnn wt O\\
.., ... I d f th D d S s 11 JOb mt rvu:w Will ~1\0C tho peo-Wn'-or l .. lfe." w1l1 be shown n\ m p1rattonol presenlttlon of the 1 c 0 e Nl en co s
J • Th C ( th Middl" pi Jookmg for JO nn opportun 8 Pm, 'rucsdnv, Dt:ccmb r 17, Ch11"hnn tory nnd the mgmg e n 15 o c "
J E t'' 11 b d b lhl' 1ty to hcor about the opcmn !I ot th• Grc"hom htgh school nuda-or the trnd1ilonnl Ctmstmn car-ns 1 "'1
1e exfarrunl c t Y t and odumcctnt'nt m the Crown torlllm Svcn'\! Engen, world- l consu nt t ll" ncu t\ en o
k U 11 ° Th G 1 b ill ht •1 3·30 p.m tn Arrn tronc lounge ZeJJcrbnch corporouon known s ter \\ • persona y nar- ~ crrnnn c u w ave s Dr Brran r CCI\ d ha PhD For nddlltonnl chedul • ht
nnnunl Christmn pnrty tomor-1 ch 1 f tl U l'-tur 0 .. appointments c ath· Senior Pictures
Deadline Today
Todo\' is the dl:'adhn£' :for the •
rctu1n oC scntm cnp nnd gown
proof:;, uccon':hng to Cellnc Part·
rsdg<', t:dllOI'. Or<.h 1-s fo1 ptcturc
may be· phon<:d m to the • tud1o
of K1 ohn nnd Lu1:adcr, Nl' :.!·11611,
or n pt•rsonal \'IStt should ln• mode
ICl tbcu· office at 5211 N E. Snmiy
Blvd .
Ct•lfnf! further report thnl th«!
dendlme fo1 nil organlr.at1onnl
copy ts December 15 nnd pay
ment \\til bL du(' for pn 'l on
JtmUaJJ 8, 1958 unless other ar
rangcme nts hove been made w1U1
h(r pe.-sonnlly . Any orgnniznlion
that hn:; 110t pmd hall be nuto
mnttcnlly dropped fJ'Om the 1957
58 VOYAGEUR, she added
$ DOWN
$ A WEEK
Jenl $1 down dtllvtrt your
Snlhh Corono to your homo
onywher.l And, you gtl
FREE! * A yurs supply of ribbons * 'How to typo'' booklet * tuee•o• typo aluminum
urrylng cut
plus 2 YEAR
GUARANTEE m ar co o~n rom 1c mvcr- •.. •
row. ntgh1 at tho home of Mrs. tty of P('nn ylvnnra and wn. c•· Miss Mnrb Crtck or Jack Bn •
Maqone Kimberly. Corman ltu· O\ ~mot of J"rusolcm dunng tme Anothlr JOb tntt: rvi '" as
dent, 61837 S.W. Greenwood. The the lsrnf'l-Arob \~Or ch dukd for Januory 10 1958 program w11l conrnsl of a Ger· =:...::.:.:..:::...:.:..::..:::.::..:._:....:.:..:... _____ __..:...:.......:....:....::.;_ _____ _:.. _ _;_ __ _
man dinner, singing Gorman
Christmas carols and playing
Corman games.
·t:xt tcntml Import of Mod<'m
lo~llcrntUI~.:' "ns tlw topic for d1 •• •
cult 1on lit th~ Phtlosophy club
GUIDES Still on Sale
To fnc 1.1 11t your Cht·istnUl
Ctlrd mmltnt~. gel n Ptoneer
GUIDE, studcnt-facult~ du·ecl
ory, m th pubhc1ty off1t:e G-24.
26th AVE. 11 2'-CiiaiOII us-ton
Start
Adult Tul dn) , Dt..o.c
90. Studtmt
Sho\\ tnrt 1t 7 00 10
.70
''THE liST fORIIGM JI&.M Of
THI TIARI"-"'•·•••>f.t c '
... at
Popping corn oontains water. When the ""ater gets hot enough,
the kernel eJ~plodes. Result: pcpcorn.
We'ro not p:ming this information along e.s n public
en•icc. Adublly \\e're up to the tSAme old pro~ .
You sec, popcorn makes most people Lhiraty.
Fortunately, \\hen most JX'Oplc ~t thirsty
th~'Y hanker for thrt good taste or Co<'a·Coln .
Wouldn't JIOI& llku some popcorn rfiht now?
C'mon now, wouldn't you?
SIGN OF GOOD TASTE
Bottled under oulhorify of The Coca-Colo Company by
Coca Cola Bottling Comp<my of Oregon
-c....-... IWIIn.-4 a tit -'. 0 IUJ. ntl COCA-COU COMIAM'P Page four
P Downs Pioneers
In Bosketboll pener
Btg Btll JOII{'S, PSC's 6...S 230
pound ophomon:: wu tlw man of
defeat for [.,(>" l'-and CIUI'k D~.::
1..'\'nlbt'r 4 n" he fltpped ut .1 hook
hot !rom lh~.: center <1f the key
,, Jth JUSt St.ocond!; to go to gtH
th Ul\ ndmg Vtkms. n 80 to i8
"an O\..: r the P1on~rs m thctr
f1rst amc of the cason
Jones shot only stx times dur
~~ th evcmnc nnd connected on
h\ \.. or them for 3 ncar perfect
shooung pc_r-cen\ngc Hl.S hot
broke Ute 13th dcadlock of lhc
gnmc and ~polled the fmc second
hnl pln)' b.} the P1onccrs.
Seorc Tic at Halftime
The Vdnngs slcppt.."Cl out to nn
cnrl~ 19 to 8 }('nd m the opening
st, n minutes of play but could
not reckon wtth the agcreSSt\'~
pln) oi thP orange nnd blnc.k who t;nm~ \\}WO the gOing \\D II iL<;
toughest m the rup-nnd-tuc:k sec
ond hnlf. Hi' htl four fu:-ld goals
nnd addt.'<f Sl1\ or eight freC
thf'()\\S for n 14 pomt hnlf to go
"ttlt 11 t;oth!:!J d m th opcmng
hrllf. Cliff ~hdton wus htgh mnn
for the Ptoncers w1th 15 follow~
b) Rol!cr l' J ck nnd John Dukes
cnch wllh 13.
"POrt. Stale (801 Lcwb·Clark (G8l ro rT 'TI' ro rT TP
'oL'n G 6·0 17 ~ • lu n li· 1
JGD.. 6 ().() 10 Fleck 0 l·Q 13
Otlt~ 6 G-0 10 Dnk s fi 5-G 13
W'Dt'n G 15·10 ~ HAller G l·l 11
DO!AM 0 l•l l LAqOS l ().0 Q
DSUarC 3 o-o G Stempel :1 g.~ 6
Dr'~l 1 0·0 :3 MCDaniel 1 4--4 6
Bo)' 1 1-1 '3 ltntton 2 4..0 :! Jones 1 0·0 !I
Outlook Good for
Wrestling Season
torme:d right back to catch U1c
PSC qumh:l onrl mo\'cd nhcad Four hold-o,.cl varsttl stnl
S6 to 35 hortll' before 1ntcrm1S· "nrts nnd n prornlsing bunch
ruon. Thc:r rourcd nt half tunc of :freshman w1ll be the material
kn ttcd 41 to U. for Fred W1lson to work with
The P.1onccrs mntched PSC has-tins year tS he tnkes over the
kct for basket through most of Le\\ 1s and Clnrk wresllmg helm
th ro«' hors~ second half, Lost from lnst ~cur's RaJntinc
though once they dropped back hill grapplers \'Jo the graduation
a much a!i c.tGhl pomts. ThlS was route are M1kc Clock, coast
m1dwny through the hnU when champion three ) cars running
th~ \'Jldngs shpped nhNld, 6G to and Ralph SLnley. one-time
58, bul lhc P1onccrs rocketed coast champion Stale), who
nghl back doubll d as wrestler nnd conch
John Dukes' basket knotted tltc lost year, w:ill be on hand thas
score nt 70 to 70 nnd hts [rc ) cnr to aSSist Wtlson.
thro" sent the Ptonecrs ahead nt On the other stdc of the:! led
the 5.22 mnrk The orange nnd cer, Keith Schrock, Btll Rhodes,
blnc.k held tltetr lend until the Dtr.k Fitzgcrnld n~d Pclc But
:f teful fmnl seven seconds "hen lcr return to anchor the sqund's
Jonc scored h1s hook shot chances Schrock gmm·d honors
. Sh t m the NAIA disu·icl last ycnr
SboUon Mi.r.ses 0 ~ ns h~ walked nwny wllh laurel'! ....:, .. Ptonl't'rs W('rc up, 78 to ,4,
1 .n .. m the ll5 pound dh·tston But-
\\: tlll ]USl two mmutcs rcmnuung 1 r wns hamp rt>d wath o brokNI
A ttp-w b} Don Maci.:cnn n~d two r1b lust vcm and mtsscd con
fn thtow. by JJm V.: mtcrs stdernblc action but , .. 111 be
,. cncd 1t up wnh 1'42 to go. rendy for opposing foes this
Clrlf Shelton had an opportunity
to put. LC 1n front ngntn '~ith 39
su:onds remn.mmg but hP mu;scd
a one-and-one foul shot.
Wmters kept the Vih-s m the
t) II LOOl'-! cuson
Fm;t year man Lurl'y Tnnk
cn;ley is expect('(! lo wrestle at
191 whtle b1g Ben Lawyer, 300
pounder from Klamath Fal
w1ll handle the hcnvywctght
duties •
PIONEER LOG Friday. Docombllr
LC Laurels L ourtmen Edge
Twice At ournomen
ROYCE McDANIEL JlM LARSON
I.e\\ IS nnd Clnrk eumc out
romth hcst m Uw fom'-tcnm shut·
fl• or the nnnunl NWC Tip-OCf
l'ou•·nhmcnl last Friday nnd Sat
urdU' nl Fon·sl Grove and Mc
Mmn •11lc W11lamct\c: won the
tOUJIII')', \\iliCh althouph it IS
aJtrun t conference :focs. docs not
count m th~ fiunl conference
tnndmgs Pnctflc, l..mfll'ld nnd
LC follow~: d Willamcttc m that
orch;r
Jo'nday mght snw Pactflc down
LC 60 to 55 m n foul studded con
test which at times resembled n
cross between n \'olleybnll game
and o h1ke :h'<>m one free-throw
ctreh• to the olhe~ Player of the week laurels th1
week go to Hoyce McDaniel, lhc
nll around (J~shman nlhJetc from
Sweet Hom~ Th•· 5-11, 170
pound gulu-d, '' ho wns Ntnrlm
quarterback on the football h•am Jono.. Knots Score
thLc; fnll. r~..:nll~ set ll1c lenguc nfii"C
ln Ius fust w«.>ck <'f colle{!c bus
kctboll H-: scored 48 points lost
"cck fol' nn O\'ernr,e oC lh pt't 'I'll\ PIO lll't:'I'S cot o{f lO il slow
stnrl. 8:45 had dapseri rmri Pnc
tf1C1 hurl a 10 to 3 lend bl'fot ,.
Chff Sh••lton h1l t.C's ftrsl field
gonl. game.
As lugb • co~r of the 'rtp·of!
tournam~nt lnsl W~l·kcnd, tw nl·
l<'mpt<:d 45 ftdd gonls and lut 18
or them for o .400 nverngc Al
the. hanty circle he htt 12 for 18,
r,tvmg lum o .6137 pc~ntage Ht•
had fsvc pc.rsonnl fouls cnlled
against h1m nnd snagged :five t"C·
bounds, wh1ch 1s not bad for a 1\ whole new ll•nm hnd gone 11\
bcfof(' LC came to hfc. Royce
Mc.Damcl and Bob Brooks W<".J'C
tespons•ble !or most of the points
m lhc roce to catch up with the
Badgers. With about four and a
half mmutes I<>Jt in lhe first pc-
Sig Eps Stop gunrdl
According to head basketball AJ h JM
coach Eldon F-1x, 'I wouldn't p a as
trade hml for any or them· 1 Action Starts 1111ri II• 1m Jones clunl<••cl n
n( flU' till OWS tO Jmol the
nt 2ll to 23 As the fit'Sl hnl(
··d 1 h•• Sl'or•• wns knotlcd nt
n II
~;nl'ly 111 the second h tlf
Plonem~ fMgcd mto th~· lead.
one llml Htcv lt•d ·18 lo •10. •
Bndgt'l cnught up \\'lth 8:15
m the game on Gehrt's lny111 ..
Bndg~I"S then forgl:d ahcnd
were an the lt•nd liO to 55 when
fmnl gun sounded.
Pioneers Hoadod by McDaniel
McDonlel wns outstanding
the P1oncers as he nlmost
the game {•Ul of the tire Slllf
hnndcdly. He hnd n totnl of
pomts. He htt nmc f1cld
for bNtcr thnn n .500 per cent
•'I age nnd also hit four ior sil
tht• free throw line. He was
fo1 tlw Pa(nwt•rs, followed
Sht>llon lind .Iones Wtlh
• • pomts npu~ct•
'l'lw Ptonecrs hnd 11 .364
ing a\'Crngc, hitting 20 {or 55
h•mpts while Pacif1c Jut 21 Cor
for •\ 328 mnrk. Pnc1J tc held
edge m rt>bounds though
toLnl of 43 compnrcd w1th 34
LC.
Sntmdny mghl o greatly
proved LC club, though u1a1
their best bnU this scnson,
edged into ddl'al at tht
of th~ Lmflt•ld WJldcats. The
nccrs droppl•d the second
or thl' tournnrnent 63 to 61.
Basketball Regulations
Make Annual Changes
ln pa l J ·nrs wht•n put.tues a bal
an play !1·om out of bounds, yo'u
had lo throw the bnll in fl om
outside of the free-throw lnnc.
Now the ball cnn be put in from
onyplacc on the end.
Common fouls nrc now worth
only one hot. A[lc.r n team hos
ssx personal fouls. the player
gets a bonus shot 1f he makes
the first frt.>e-throw 1{ there is
"' double foul the ball is simply
Jumped m the center circle. Last week's competitiOn in the
second rounrl mtramur-<1l \'olley
uall play snw the Wildcats thump
tbe Plu Com's and tht.• Shockers
comL' through with nn nnpottant
win nvcr the Faculty Clowns m
league 1 hassle. League 2 play
lnsl week saw the Faculty Faults
break into the win drt'lc wath a
victo•y over Gatchousc while the
always tough Po1t::cnts downed
the Arc E!fCl'S. Alpha Rho Omega
lo l to Sigma Plu Epsilon and
S1gma Alpha Si!,'llla took Kappa The F•xrncn were tn the
fot most of the gumc and led
to 30 at the hnlf. much to the
hght Of fill Sl." Sp 'CllllOI'S
the ru11y squocl
Linfield Movos Ahead
W1lh 12 minutes lc(t in
gnmc the Wildcats Cinnll)
ahl'ad of LC, -lti to 45.
munogcd to stny out iu • mainly through the 1Hforts
bttlt• Jock .Rtlcy, the 5·6 :;
mot-e from Porllnnd's Grant
chool.
Phi Alpha an league 3.
Dec:. 13 Sacramento Stalo
Doc:. 14 PorJJand Stale (L l.At. t '"'alurrlay for
tudent~ ~JX!r.inl
'Mntinel! at 10 u.m.
tlnus ion 90 ~ b) Fmnl piny m volJeybnll wilt
"'md up on Thursday, Dt•ocmbcr
19 w1th the championshtp games.
Basketball will not start until
af1e1 vollt:>.yball is completed nc-
cordm~ to Jim Goddard, intra
mural head. W1lh 2·36 left in the game,
lJmf1cld lcndang 112 to 61,
WHdcats began to stalJ.
wns louled lll the tannl
lT'S THE TALK
OF THE NATION!'
The World's Most
Honored Show
IZ hst Plctcn
AwotdtG!ld
Wotld-Wlde Hoaon
1 'lrou'TI ~ atn
...,adq Jlh tt.
• BILL SENDELBACK
Rporls: \\ rltt'r
School sp1r1l '~ hu\ Is Jt?
School spiriS ill some-thing
!bat cannot be iouc:hod or seen \ ing to our .. chool. LC has lost Bowlm~! IS hcadmg mto st:cond
Sbo most •mportan1 drivo that hnlf play al the Barbur Bowl
any school can have: spirit! , and there arc openings for more
ll'ams lo sign up. Last week tlw
Polc·cuts, spat ked by Ron Berg's
indl\'tdunl high game of 205 and
scnes totul of 552, coasted to an
£'nsy 4 \0 0 wm over Sigma The
Polccal attack was also aided by
slcndy Matt Knoblauch with a
519 series. He m1sscd the f:irsl shot
canned lhe second to give
Wildcnts tht•ir two point """"'
TlH' Pioneers were unable but its presence or absonco ean
be folt on any collego campus.
There if> no stgn ar; you enter
that says, l hJG couege nas
spiril," Studonu are ihe heart
in a college. Without studenJs
Shore would be no school spirit.
ln our ca1e we have the stu·
dents bus no spirit.
Coach Eldon F1x appeared very
m\CI"('S\ !d m Uus problt>m ns he
leaned bnck m Ius choir and de
fmed chool sptrit as ''entbusias
ltc, nct1ve interest and support of
nJJ college Cunchons." A thlcltcs
arc JUSt a small port or this spir
It l .. C Jocks school ptrtl in cv
c.rythms it dO<.' mcludmg aca
demics," commc.ntcd F 1X. "As far
as piral 1s concerned, 1l has b(:.en
uoncx1slenl on tlus campus for
mnny years."
A freshman girl said to mo
tho othor day, "People think
that you'ro nuu if you show
any piri1. A school must be in
a aud state·of·affllirs when tho
dudoniJI start feoling tbis way.
but it sums up wha.t as happen·
• A !me example of ou1 spirit
and one that should mokc all loy•
al LC students proud wus the
Ttp·off tournamt'nt last wcc.kend.
There were fewer thnn 30 stu
dents m lhc stands Friday nlghl
and lhe rally squad actually out
numbered the rooters the n••xl
mghtl Now thts 1S really o rl'C·
ord to be proud of.
It must bo heart-warmin g
for the players to look up in
the stands and •oe a mass of
empty seats. 11 muat bo inspir·
ing to know that tho 'tudonts
arc boh•nd you all the way.
as thoy sit homl! watching TV.
Let's pull LC oul or this apathy
by supporung :;chool funct1ons
and athlt!ltc events. !Jet's tnk.c on
mtcresl in our school and not be
afn:ud to be a little c•nthus1nstac
ovur n basketba ll v lCWI y t you
might tind your-selves enjoying
some good bnskct ball, too). Mny
bt• we can sttlJ put Lewis and
CltJrk collcgl.! back up on top Q(
tlw list v:bcrc it belongs. Kappa won over the Phi Com's
3 lo 1 ns cnplain Lee Arnold took
matd1 high game honors with
198 and n series of 512. In the fi·
nnl game Alpha defeated the
Shockers 3 to 1. Alpha's Doug
Donncn was high series perform
c.• for has club with 479 but team
male Jack Pltt.slcy chippt.•d in
Wllh ll Single game Of 194, core In the few Sl'COndS •·"rrl
mg ancl the scon: stood at
61 as the fmnl gun
McDamcl wns high fol' the
neers again Snturduy w1
points, followed by Shelton
17. Riley was lugh for
w1th 15, followed by Btll {H
Mnchomcr with H nnd Russ
Cord with 12.
Both teams sco•·ccl 25
gools but the balance \\•os
ped nt the free throw line.
f1cld h1t 13 for 22 attempts
th1. P1oncct'S only hit II
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