Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 16, Number 14
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1958-01-01
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Type
Newspaper
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AND CLARK COl-LEGE J u f~oti
Portlond, Oregon EST. 1867 This will ba tho la•l iuuo of
tho PIONF:ER LOG for tho fnll
omostor. Publication wtll ro·
aume spring somo~~otor with lhe
first rolonu dato boing Jan·
uary 31. Hoppy Finals!
Friday. Januory 10, 1958
eon e p Tn cora't'lcl COJJ"lOin wcoknCSSt'S of sludt•nls, lncrcn ed rclnllons grnm o{ grnduales now hondlcd • 7 t • r' t • an the college admnustrotlvc or-with ofC·cnmpus educataonnl nc-by the nlumnt oflicc. lJ. e s one ln LQ ln g gnni7.Ulaon rcsultang from over·-lh'lllcs and development of bel• The new progrnm , approved b)'
londang or these ol!acers, the col-t• r budget and plant manage- th•• board of lnastces and the foe
lege hns crt.:OIPd a m!w ofrJce or mcnt. ulty council, wtll glv..: President
dcnn of 1n truclton nnd reassign- Dcnn Vcrgll Fogdnll w1ll be· Morgnn S. Odell more time fot BY RICHARD GRAY
\ ~ IIDU~UI gtJIIOI
nil people must cut in order to :.un•ive is a fact. But t d the duties or others come dcnn of admissions, nssist-rund-roisang and dcvcJopmcnt.
more thrm food to makt~ a meal satisfactOI'y-en
t, cqutpmcn l and n feeling of friendline ss nll add
5 enjoyment. When Lewis and Clark moved to its pres
c''" 111 l!l42 1l had the pioneer spirit but little else. Todny
ill has thnt spit it, uccompanied by a brand nl'w $330,000
hall Appomted January 1 ns fJrst cd hnlC-Ume by tite alumni di-H1s ch}cl officers will be dcnn of
dt:an or mstructiOn was D·· Lew-rector. HIS preVIOUS dutJes as ndmuustrnllOn, busmcss manager
1s A. Tlwycr, co-chairman 'or the dcnn of students will be divided nnd d1rector of development, nc
cherm try department Among <ius among the other three deans. cording to Dean Hownrd, who
1~.: ponstbtllt!l:s will be "the lm-The dean of m~n·s off1cc w1ll spoke m the nbse.ncc o( lht:! prcs
provt!mrmt of mslructaon, en-~ tnkc ovt: r the rcplnccmcnt pro-adent
COUrugcmt:nt or ScbOJDrly PndCO\'•
or by lhl' roculty. nnd the r<:-·1 M F Q . r· I V {tr.;t ldlchcn was m the
nO\\ known ns the Rcgis
offaccs Studl'nts lo•mcd n menl avnilublc and she had to usc
her own ronsters nnd maxer.
There wns one stov<. nnd orw
lru gc n::rng "rntor. ~~~~~~~; t~, m~~~~~~·~~"~:~~ .. ; ay ete ueslton Nears tna ole;
~~~~~.c of libCinl nrls ond sci-Students to Elect Carnival Princess ' Unc lht 1-c llu ('l'·luncs-n-dny
oftl.'r lf'CCI\'ing tlwit food,
trooped anlo the numlnislrn.
, crctnries' office which wns
their amine room Th•• Inc·
ot~ m "hat I. now Dcnn
ofC1c . 'flu:.• small
II!B to thu lc.fl of the mnin
room cn•t d ns n pun try.
Odell' oUtcc was not
cxc('pl !or food smells.
• to Lhc Ct~t cook.
cook at that ttmc was Mrs,
Br. dy, now nccounts-rc
cl rk 1n the collegl' bu 1
o!ftc \ be recalls, there
nn1!i1lllJ 10 the lin!: Of ~.;QUIP•
Hour lo F ealure
Recital Worlc IConlimJ••d on Pngc 3, Col l)
Chapel Prepares
Special Services
The Chapel committee nnd the
Pnlntinmns htwc surrounded fan
al week activitv, During next
Thursday's chapel 1\iiss Chrl •
tme Pattison, assastant prof •
sor of rchgion, will . peak on
• The Gospcl of the Dtsallu IOn
ed"
Thli will be the b1-annunl
wo~ hap pcr,tod m preparation
Cor exam week. Dr. John Ander·
on, chnplam, urges students to
nltcnd as the service. hns proved
helpful in the past.
Bllcn Krytzcr, senior, will
join Miss Patt.son In lending the oC Eddy Fit nnea• will
nturc>d m the rnustc hom nl
p.m on 'l'hur dny, .Jnnunry
the Evon l'Cl'ltlll hnll.
ICr IS OSSOCIOtCd with the C~'\'ICC. Th~ org.•mtst wi1l be
( l• I l C tl " M 111nm Hnrddon, freshman. ncu •Y ns n cac tt:'r o t ..
nnd snxophonc. ~ The Pnlntinann wmtcr retrcnt
. I wJll be held January 25 nnd 26
'· fcnturcd mu lcann mclude Studcnls wilJ leave cnmpus nl
Jensen und Sharon Grognn •l f).m. Fnday for Crestview, n
piny the [arsl and sN·onu •
of Sonntn No. 3 by cnmp on the Columb1n tlVCr neal'
,10nn, wh1ch they hnvc tran· Corbell The trip home is schcd-
for the clndnet. ulcd :for 8 p.m. Snturdny .
Eps, Alpha Gams Retake Titles;
....... , Theta Receive GP A Plaques
w1th the highest grnd~ poml nv
crngcs fot· lnst spring scmt•stcr
wt.'lC rccch•l•d by Sigmn Alpha
Sigmn with a 2.99 nnd by Theta
1\.oppn wilh a 3.21. Dr·. Thuy('r Jdincd the raculty
in I!J 16, comans here !1om Ccn·
tcnnry Coll('gc or l~uislnnn. He lS
n grnduntc of W hm~:ton Stnl•
collC'gc nnd SU!n!ord umvenn• y. Student wall lteJc to lhc polls
Monday ond 1'Ut~dny to vote on
two um"Cintcd mnttcn>
Tht y wall dL>eldC' whcl'hcr to
continue w1lh Moy Fete. a."i ln the
Other chnngcs mcluclc the pro· 1 past or lo merely elect n Moy
motaon or o~nn Chorl ·s w. How-Queen und hold n done(' n W('ll a
m·d to dean or ndnunislrntlon nam\; a pnncC!:S to rcprcs nt
(\'tee pa sldcnt) \\ ho c duttC'S y; ill ~WIS ond Clork in Porllnnd
center m Ute gu1dnncc program Stole's second nnnunl Wmwr Cnr
AWS Picks
HolidayCoed
D cmnbtt' A ''.'S Coed of the
Month Is l\1nnlyn H1ckox. As
prestdcnl o! Mu Ph1 Epsalon, no
llonnl mu 1c honornry, he v:ns
g~ncrn I co 11 1 d 1 11 " t o r of the
Ch~• unaa Conc~:rt, Hnnging of
the Gr<'cll nnd wns ct)·chnirmn n
of tht> M:u Ph1·Pht Mu Alpha
n ft r r:nmc donee. mval February 8 and 9
Don Pmnock, student bod)
president, md lh1s a Uw final
say on Mew Fete EaU\('r 1t wall
be or won't be held after the :n:..._
1 f th 1 on 01 known.
The clCCllOn IS t1 product Of n
referendum pehtaon used for the
first bmc m four ycm . A stu
dent assembly wos held Tuesday
to discuss the problmn. 1f lhc stu·
dents \'ole not to hove Moy F'ctc
as previously known, tht> consti
tution stall stales thnl n Moy
Queen must be ckctcd nnd n
dnuct> held.
The fi\ c candadatcs for \Vanlcr
Cnmival prince. a nt . Darlene
Snodgras , Gall Hunter, Bette
Ra~; Knoblauch, Marti Schrod~r.
and Mnrllyn Hartley.
Fourl~n schools wtll particl·
pntc an the Wmtc.r C:.nuval nt
T1mberlinc lodge. Buttons w1ll
go on lmlc for Ute event nt $5
npaccc which \\'tll include admis·
saon to the carniVal both days, all
tow and choir radcs, to the dane<'
nnd J't:n tals.
Each school will Cidd n rnctng
tcnm cons1sting of SIX m('n There
w1U be non-clnssifH•<i rodng as
w~ll ns the various ski mccs, now· hoc racing and nn lt.:c
culpturmg contest
Spcclntor tick~Ls w1ll s 11 for
50 cents. Ti1osc JUSt wantang to
nttcnd :the donee will pny 1.50
stag, $2 drog.
Ltvang nrcns w11J be dcSlgnnt
cd for cnth chool. with cos\ of
lodging from $1 to 3.
Library lo Use Shack
In 'Rese..rve' Capacity
I>r Lnurcncc Tomlli\ on, lib
nnn announced Monday that ten·
tnllvc plans are bcmg mnd to
convert the old Snnck Shock uno
a reserve book room.
If plnn nrc carried out, nll
1-cservc books, those now m Bo
Danc and the llbmry, will be on
open shelves lo be ~:oruJlructcd m
Utf'> shack. Students wall select
thctr own books, and 1f they
wnnl to usc them there, will not
hn~ c to charge them out. If stu
dents want iht: boola; for u m
other places, they \\ l1l be charged
out Jn the usual manner.
Dr. Tombnson llsled ndvnn·
tngcs of thiS plan as ''one ccnlrnl
place for all reserve books, no
wmting m line to o.sk for books
bccnusc students cnn help them
selves nnd more spncc:'
U plans are cnrrlcd out, the
room w1ll be open during the
smnc hours as the librory. Dr.
1'omhnson hopi.!S thnt the plnn
"will be in operation for sprlng
s~mcstcr," n Gnmmn nnu Stgmu Phi
rcp~ntcd lhcir wins or u
nno by tnklng first placl! in
von1nt's und rnen's dh·iswns
Clu istmns S1ng compNi
'h""-bct· 20. The tmdtlion
ltmng of the gr<'l'n ceremony
stugc for the afternoon' s
~.
f:nmun directt.:d Sagrno Phi
to the men's Ullc while
Phi Alphn r.aptmt.:d sec-Pwsidcnt Morgan S, Oddl nnd
Dr. BcnJumin Thaxter, dcon
t•mcritus. del ivcrcd ChrtSUnns
greetings while wishes on the
yule Jog were given by the young·
csl co('d, Ninette Lindsey, nnd by
Dr. U. G. Dubach, current holder
or the professors' nge :;cniorlty MARll. YN HICKOX
DecomboJ Cood
She hns nl o been on the stu·
dent counctl for two ycnrs, first
ns sodnl comamsstoncr nnd now Shack to Complete Move
To Templeton by January 17
place with dilcctor Don
n Gnrnmo won the wont-
with 1\lnnlyn Hickox
ing while second plncc went
In holl, Jonn Phillips, di~c
plocc wns won lw Del-
Garnmn wllh None)' Cntu
h Odl'll hall won Ci1-st place
stnging conl~st wlth Sf'C·
third being won by 01'lln
;nrr1mo anti Akin hull. This
is given uy Alphn Psi
drnmnllc honomry.
srholnt'Bhi p plnquc· nwul·d
llw sorority und frnlt•rnlly 1 ti lie
Dack Arnold, sophomore, wns
master of ceremonies. Op~nlnc
the progrnm were the Mndngnl
singers who carried m the trn
dltJonnl yule log. Blessings were
then given by Mu Plu Epsilon,
women's national music sororily,
which presided ovc1' the ccn.:
mony.
Ailcl' lhr program, wassail nnd
Christmas cookies were served
b~· Amicnns, Junior womPn's hon
o~·nty , They were furnished by
the cn!clcrin. • • • ns pubhcnllons comrmss10ncr.
Her other nctlvitics include
membership m Erodclphians,
scnlur honor society, Pi Ddtn
Eps1lon nnd Alpho Gamma sor·
orlly where she is secretary.
Also, Moril)'n often as ~Jnno ac
compnnicst for the soloasts dur
Ing 1\tusic Hour.
• • A mu ic nnd educolton mn)or,
l\lu1alyn hopl'S lo become a
c.hornl chrcctor. in ctthct' grade
or high shool nftcr graduation.
She pluns to be mnrried in June
nflcr whach ttha wnt li\'e in
Pulltnnn, Wushinr,lon where her
fiance is uthmding school. By Jonunry 17. the Shock
w1U be moved to Templeton
hnll, pro v i d 1 n r. C'W erythlng
works according to schedule.
No longer will JOyous tnlk ond
after-finnl • ilcnt<!s pre\•nil m
the smokc-Ctllcd atmosphere
or the coflcc·and-donut meet·
inC ptnce.
How ver, the Snnc.k Shuck
IS not so oltl, for 1t wns mo,•cd
in 1948 fo1 m the Rose room
in lht.~ cnfcterln, giving to the
quack-snndwach set n larger
anrl more comforloblc plncc to
meet.
When the old grcenhowe
wns dismantcll•d, the glnss was traded for knotty pme
panclmg Although, dirty ond
moke stained from nearly ten
y\:nrs of usc lhc Shack has be
come n populnr gnthermg
plnc:c for students and :focu Icy.
The denth of the Shock wdl
not be pcunanent, however
The fncillhcs W'lll be moved to
Templeton, where n now shock
Y.lll come to life.
Coflcc, soft dl'inks nnd Sllnd
WICh rnachmes will be placed
m the old cafeteria, givmg
students n pl&.Cil lO grub n
quick bltc betwel.'n clE4otSCs
cspecinlly good news to com
muting studenls.
• rHE PIONEER LOG rrlday, January )0,
Final Exam Schedule ' bn Uro Soc«;i. $U:k . . . ~~lilt Sa/L'I
• •
Electtac po\\ er m the Paci(lC orthv, est 1 chc. pN thon
m nnv otlH~r region of the United Stutes-..'\ forlunotc fact !01
Lev. is nnd Clark The college':. el~lnc btll hn soat ed to
more than ,.1,075 per month Monday, January 20.
0.00 MWF
8 00 1'T
1·00 MWf 1958
0 00 10 00
10 15 12 00
I 00 3.00 Christmas Second to ] -...
ln Number of Engageme
Tucsdoy. Jnnu
9 00 MW} ry 21
a·oo-1o oo
10 15 1 ~ .00 Til<' Clm tmns hobdnys ~I c·
nd onll to June m Ute number Bnrbnm Mou tr, 'GO
l ngngcd to Chorle
When hghts at-e left on m n room wtlhout anvone bemg 9 00 TT or W(>ddln tnd ngogl!men\s fre hmnn t l\tullnOrn3h
present, 1t as a wnste of both po\\ 1 nnd money. Power
~hortnges n1e not uncommon m thas nrca dunng the wmtcr 2 00 MWF
W~n csday. January
CJ\'. l Cav. 51 1 00 00
22
800-1000
10 15-12 00
1 00-3 00 Tlu ~.;Or ,,. no ~ ccptlon
Thf.' t:ngnr,cmcnt or Ruth 0•
stnd, n ls.tnnl food director at
the college, to Douglns nuth-Ctmstmn d ) A
dine Ia j)lonn d
Another recent Why n student or faculty membei needs to go mto .. room
nnd tum on C\ cry light in order to stt in one com(•r and
"ork 1s beyond the comprehens1on of nnyonc except the
culpnt. Chnrles Haldors, busmess mnnnger hos asked that
students nnd faculty watch and turn ofi lights unu cd or not 3.00 & 4.00 TT
4 00 MWF
Thursday. Januer·a- 23
10.00 MWF 8.00-10.00
10•15 12.00
] 00· 3•00 II'Om wns •• nnoll2lc\.~ nt tlw
opening of tht.• nt)W Templeton
dmlng holt The ,,"C(!dbtg Is
plnnnl'd for Mnn h 2\l ol Ute
t-•u-wl Co\ en nt. church. The
n "' 1~ -w <-'tis wrll then b" nt home
in End1cotl, Washington. wns thnt of Fr• ci Stock J
nO\\' ctomg post l'•·ndunt~
nt I4c\\ i onrl Clm It, to
Bronclow 1\1 i s nr,mclo~
10·00 TT former tudcnt of
1,00 TT Stntc ('OlJ ge.
needed.
li students and faculty members would take time to ob-
serve tht~ request. the college would be SlWing both money
nnd power. Fraday. January 24
11.00 MWF
2·00 & 2·30 TT
3:00 :MW~· 8,00-10:00
10•15-12 00
J :00-3.00
Pioneers Go East to Conference
S1 uc tudents. rnther thon
t l hom~;; dur.tnl; Christmas "n·
catton to relax or do home\\ ork.
left Chrt Lmns da~ for the Tri
nnnun1 lnt~,;.r. ars1ty Chnsunn
l· llowslup Mtc tonnn· conference.'
at the Un~' ct 11~ of ltlinols m \J~
bnnn.
Tho wi1o nttcndt:>d \t."Cre El-
lt.abt!Ul Zmk, Reb Doron, Bong
Stk Kim. Man· Shearer, Mar1lyn
Vnn Stt'lcn nnd Kt J. Han.
The umquc nS}leCl of th1S cx
pcrtcnc • was thnt none or the SlX \\'Orld
Dunng th fJV(' day conr r-
enee. mnny spcnk rs ''ere h urd
including Dr. Toyntomc, n Nc''
Testament tenchcr from the Unl
''e.rstty of Jnpnn, Dl" Donnld
Bnrnhous of Chtc:ngo nnd the
r:vnngcltSt Blll:t• Graham There
were Bible study cln._~ It'd b)
s~udc:nls nnd mov1 conccrnms
mJ.SS1onan "o~k prcvie\\ C'd by
lhc dC'Jcgates
l\bo thc.r were m~tincs wrlh
mu;.•aonnrws m diCCc.rent {!('Ids dny of the con! renee nftcr \\ lucb
lhc roup stnrtcd home No trnm
change is complete "rlhout omc
onc 1cnvmg the1r boggugc nl thl'
stnt1on nnd ln ttn:> cn~>c 1t wns
Mm 1lyn who d1d th" honors
Howe:,•cr, her luggngt' wos put
on the next trnm nnd ornvcd
hom~; n fe'' dnys Inter
As for Ltz.. she JUmped on JUSt
111 t1mc for th(.' portc1 hnndcd her
bag to her nflca· lhc tt·mn wns
nlrcndy moving.
Reba stnyL>d to V1s1t rc1ahves
such n medicine, nursmc. hler-nturc, tcnchmc ond rehgton with m Ur:bana Ior n few days ond lG came home vm Cahfom1o.
di cu 10ns on job opportun1t1cs St Stephan's Episcopnl cl1u1 cll
m I.onc" 1c\\ w1ll b(.' the scene
of the \\ cdchng of two 1.-e\\ is
und Clm k gr •duntcs, Jnnunry 12.
"h('n \Ttrgm1 BIU1r mar ric s
Bl:nr Lmdlc
BiJl B llcr, '60, b me engog·
ed to Mnry Eliwbcth Hopp dur·
in th Chrt tmns brenk. Haller
1 n pre dr>ntlstry student at tltc
colh.:gc
Jonn Frecmnn, '56, now n reg
Istered nurse nt Good Somnrl
tnn hosp1tnl, hns 1.> ~omc cngog
d to Lnwrt'nce J. Wu:?.smnnn, a
entor nt the Umvcrslly of
Portland A summer wcddmg 1S
plnnncd
The cngnge.mcnt (I( Suzann
14t" Stcphnn, c>:-'56, to Jnmcs
Andrl'WS Stcw•ns wns rccl•ntly
announced Stevens nltcnded
Wesleyan uni\'et'Sity. A .Mny
weddmg IS plonncd . tudents could pay the1r own wny
l'ntirc.h But through contnbu
uons of Christmas ebnpel and
other don uon , $700 "'o.s raised
by the time the dny came to
le:l\c. ond counlnes m which m&SSlon- Mnry and Kun bolh agree thnt
nrlcs arc cspcclaU~ needed. Pn· they saw ~IC prettiest sc:cncry Ancestor of LC Donor
'\"tlt consultations were hdd "ilh commg up the Columbro Gorge
the mlSSlOnnrtcs nnd C.\'nngchsts The ~n!crencc, hcld to pro Subject of Library Book
Along "tlh 56 other students
from the NorUtwt>Sl, the LC'crs
climbed aboard the Domehncr !or
Chicago Aftl'r o.nwing n t the
Chlcngo unton stntion. th~,;y
changed tnuns and contmucd on
to Urbann. when desired. mote mlSSronnry work nnd tls ns By Sue Smith
sets. impressed all ns bcmg well I "Prud C d 11 u• New Year's dny was th~ lnst worth tlte trip. encc ran n • n omnn ______ _;:_. __ ~...:...:..:..:....;:...:..:..::.::.:...:=..:.:..::.!:.:.. _______ of Coumgc," by Bliznbcth Yates
IS n new cdttion in the biogrnphAround the Town
Duo-piano Team Performs at Reed
3100 students n:swtercd for the By Vu:ior Dolozal
c:onf renee, mos.t or whom "'ere Reed c:ollegc and the F'rtt nds
.nccomm~ntcd m the umvcrsuy of Chomb"r Musrc will prcs('.nt
domutones. On tlurd of tiu~ d~Jl-~ the farst pcrformnnc c of lhc l>ril
ccnte.s were foreign students and hnnt duo-pinno team, Arthur
there v.cre mtSSIOnancs and Gold nnd Robert Fizdnle. Gold
C'-'aDCclislS from nll O\'cr the ond Fu:dnlc cxccl m music of the
A L class1cal; olso they hnvc intro-etter . . . duccd much contempornry music
To :thG Lewis and Clark com· suCh o.s compos1bons by Barber,
M1lhnud, Poulcnc, Auric nnd Ri-
• mwuty: on ~nturd(._,, -~.nuary ~a, nnd
Snturdny. February 1, nt 8:30p.m
m Lincoln high nudrtoraum.
On January J2 the Symphonic
Chamber group wm prcs~nl a
concert at the Portland Art Mu
seum at 4 p.m. fcol sccllon of lhc LC library.
Tbrs book was given to the col
lege b)' Mrs. Reina Clisby, 5303
S E. 45 AH~nuc, through Dr. C. V.
Gustaf on, hend of the soctology
dcpnrtml'nl
Prudcnc <' Crandn II bchcvcd m
lhc educntion of all classes nnd
rnccs ond thought thot education
should be for prncticnl purpo l~.
She four,ht for anti-sloven
through Ute educot1on of the Ne
gro. In Inter years ~he bccam" n
devoted worker for women suf
frocc. Throughout her life she
continually strove for mtcllcc
tuol alertness and tmprovcm •nt. "Ftrc nnd lc ' \\ 111
theme ot th • Ruth Odell
donee to be held from
to mldmght, Snluulnv,
11 The• wlll h d ... ":~:,
the r('c.rcnhon room
fre.<hm nts "111 b
the lounge Op •n home
held and nll lhc rooms
dccorntcd Cnrol Wcsto~cr
&t.:ncrnl chmnno n :!or the
nnd Shnron Hnyn,nnd nna
Davts nn: the down stnlra
ntOI'S
Tho ao.nior cla&s wtll
Armatronq loungo
January 15. Thls will
end of tho soliciting
to raiso money to bandh
clasll's activities for tho
tho yea!' and purchn&o
al gifts. Senior who
contributed ore urgod to
by Shorril Houacr. clau
dent.
Mr ond Mrs C. W
took n motor trip this Ym
vncnt1on to Coh!ornro
vls1tcd thcu· son,
Genely nnd then
Flagstaff, At izonn, and
th~ir other son, Uorold,
t.cnches spccc.h orts and
nt Ute Unav~rlllbr of fu·itr-
Bobby:
Mayor in 198
We v."lSh to Uumk those of
} ou \\ ho bored ot the Christmas
chap l to help end six Lewis
nd Cl rlt students to the Inter·
nnuonnl Masston cy Convention
t the Untvet'S:1\y of lllinois.
None of us w1U forget tbls un
ique cxpcnencc with 3100 peo·
ple frorn aero. lhe United
Slntes, Canndn and many for
clcn count.ncs et.i. The concert is set for Thurs
day, January IG nt 8:30 p m. in
th Lmcoln htgh auditorium
Another pinmst, Hungnrlnn
G('Zll Anda w1ll g1ve n rociU)l at
the Public auditonum Fndny.
January 31, nt 8•30 p m. Hts n~>
pcaroncc here-IS ponsorcd by thc
Ellison Whit.c bureau. Reed college w1ll present three
frlms dur:inc Ute month of Jnn·
uory mcludmg "Broken Blossom,"
January 16, "Min.tclc in Milnn,"
January 23, and "Great Expl.'Ctn·
ttOns," Janun1-y 30. Showmgs N'l"
at 4 p.m., 'i p.m. and 9 p m
Portland Town hall wall pre
sent the film, "Jnsldc Briuun '' ' January 17 at 8:30 p.m m the
Public nud1tonum. The fight for integration as eva
dent m the Little Rock mcldcnt
was not new !or Mrs. Chsby's
.-:rent-aunt a pcrsevercnt ftghtcr
for nnti-slnvery. Mayor ••• 80' "mor ••
ntor ••• why not? Our
You mny be mterested to
know that within \" o weeks or
the convention more lhan $700
"as cont.nbuU-d to make st pos-
J\)le for us to go.
It '" n a p.r.ivtlege to be n
part or 1h1S conference, nod we
rc rot ful for it
£1izab<!:th Zink
Reba Doran
Marilyn Van Siclen
Mary Shoarar
Bong Sik Kim
Ki J. Han Two symphony concerts ore
scheduled !or January Monday,
Jonuary 13, the progrom Will ln
clude compo lUOns by Dvornk.
Cht:!rubini and Shoswkovlch with
Ychud1 Menuhm os vtoUn solo·
1st. The January 27 performance
will Include the works of Smct
na, Strovlnsky and Tsc.hatkow
sky. Both cone ·rts begm nt 8:30
p m. at lhc Public nuditonum
and will be conducted by Theo
dore Bloombcld
Th Portland CIVIC opcrn vall
present the "'Talc of Hoffman'
t
1 .. t th A odnt tl lud nl!l ot r 111' nd ark
) (lurtng tb c II c ) nr ub&crlpU n rat 1· n
1• r )'~
1::-t t r il cond cl • mAtt r l U
u (l<'r act af :M r h , 1879.
Jo una l..ol•'. Jim l.lln, Co-Editor'!! In Cht r, nick Grny, .J\11!11 tnnt bdltor.
.f,. n Sh A I11A11t Fc11tur•• FAilor· Ball)' 1'1 r 1>, Bod t)' J·:dltor, Al
I r I t 11 t1 f"A II r H tt P. F11'11 01 on Jim lA n 1"'4 1 TAfT 1r Po t OltJc• • PortlAnCl, Or gon,
• "A StrecLCar Nnml'd Dcs1~c"
by Tcnncsse(' Wtlliums will be
the C1vic lhcatcr oUcrlng Janu
nry 8 through F brunry 1 at A 30
p.m.
Portlond State coliCIN w11l pre
scnl a lecture by Rob rt Show
in the eollcg auditormm Jnn
unry 24 ot 8:30 p.m. The donor, Mrs. Clisby, who 1s
86 years or oge bc<'.amc acquaint
ed with Dr. Gustafson while con
Sidcrinc some courses at LC to
keep her ''mtcllcctually nlcrt."
At Ute prc cnt she lB looking over
the clvlllzation nnd humanities
syll1bi, with nn eye to auditing
the course
Barber l hop
THREE BARBERS TO SERVE YOU
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PIZ
Ideal for Get-TogothoTS
1 h1 Purcct Atmo ph('re at
3606 w Darhur Blvfl. 7-9266 of today aro our &eo.orD
tomorrow!
That's why Bobby
32,000,000 other boys and
from wh()S(I rtlnks will
tlu.i lcadctfi of our lond
fint-ratc achoola. Yot in
communi ties~ tho abor
clo room.e, tMchora
to·dntc schoolbooks ls
ously acute. ~ u resul~
level o( tcnchlns and 111:41'
is seriously lowered.
Lei's be suro thit
hnpp n to the children 1:
chools. Join other good
r~ to back up our
Bonnl, ottcnd PTA :m«'
ond school conrercnCC!
For o frco booklt't
whnt )'Oil ~n do, wrilf
Belter Schools, 9 Enst
Strc~ t. New York 16, N.
We must
first-rate
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onhOUl d l.rom P t: 1, Col 2)
Th I'{ \ Of \h(' kltch 0 ( 1fl
of 0 WOIJIOD \\ ho d ld
'rt tlmt: cookln nnd 1 mon who
tht' dl Ill in the pantry
Th rdt'n r 1 \\ \
c .. lr, to ht lp ou rmd the.: cook
their hnnd full with r; taon
prolJl m'l
Wnhnor Weleomos Group
NoW, 111 y<'nl lnl• '· food 1.1•
nuiH dOl .n'l ho1 h( r Mrs. Syl
1 Wnhncl', hcnd cllt llcfnn For
1 Mondni' he Wl'ltomed thl'
rmstory stud• nts ond lone
fncnds of th coli cc-0\'('r
nl'\\ mlcrophonc ystcm -
the lonn·nw oit('d Temple
. dmang noll Till· npplous nnd
en urc of tho c pr cnl howcd
the oragsnol Ptonccr pmt Is
from dcnd.
Ttl nl'W holl hns
;om.5. The rnoln on 1 upstatrs
down talrs 1 o locully room
nnolhcr Jorge dining room
t mny b di\•Jd<.>d into four
~11 rooms by folding porta·
Tlw soundproof mnm din·
r1lOnl ond the two upstnlrs
ore now being u cd but the
room nnd the third Unc
not OJ) n unlll ccond ~.;rn·
ff Rcorganiaos
buildang 1 sllll an the proc·
of completion and th\' entlr,.
Is busy C\!ltinc orgrmizt•cl
d sccmg U1nt the mochirwry
properly Adding to the con
are vt &tors who pop In
out cnrpentcrs who or
m the lower oren nnd
h'it~ men chcckmc on the vmt
npphnnccs.
the nC\\ equipment ore
new stcnm kettles-handy
mnk.ing cream filling ond
p bnusing ment nnd cookinc
steamers, nn m·
yst"m, gnrbngc disposals,
n1r conditiomng system nnd n
elevator. The dl•vnto1 as
to tak(• supphcs from thl!
dock and muin storngc
to the uppl'l kitchen
the tlm'd llnc begins nc.; t
lester, at will carry food down
dirty diShes up.
Spet-d Sorvace
nkmg the place of the
nter bchmd the serving lmc
the storage cnbtncts holding
desserts ond hot foods
cooks put the food m from
stde or the cabin t nnd the
m take It out from Ute other
1 deftmtc controsl to the lone
of '42 nrc three walk·
clrigcrotors One stores dmry
rts, another vcgdublcs nnd
third, mcnt.
workers who help pl'Cpnrc
for nppmximntcly 1100 to
meals o day und~.; r Mrs.
·,n"" nnd her assistant, Ruth
nrc Boyd Fn~rcl,, Wcllhn
B~'InlCC Pearson, i-1orenC<'
Arthut· Chosc, Thehno
, Lylns Christensen, Minnie
Alben [.(;stcr, Clarence
Jennclle 0 bo111c, Nach·
Klcrk nnd Oh\ e Bo \'C.
Needs Assistants
of the ext ruuon of the
ry S<!rvicc now b me pion·
the hbrory wall n d odd!·
I student o &Stnnts. Students
would hk to oJ)ply \\ 111 be
hy Dr Laurene
hbronon Ht pref~.:1
ppUcnnts wlll hov hnd ex-
nee working cuhcr m thi
01· some other collcg\! h·
TRONIZE YOUR
ADVERTISERS •
• real
Dietician Mr1. Wahn·
or gives tho greet1ng at tho
oponing of Jho Tomploton din·
ing holl, laoktng very ploasod
with the; new microphone. Tho I
dinlnq hull cmphasiaes th~ now THE PIONEER LOG
ook on campus.
Ruth Orstad, assistant diet·
IC:Jnn 16 surprisod to find u full
c:upbonrd contl\inin~ Boyd r tr·
roll ho d c:ook. Thelma Huber.
howovor . llnds on empty &loam e plelon
•
Jl.trt:. 8 rnlc:c Pcl\r&On and
Sam Edwouds chock Jh~ new
work tablos. und Albort Lester
r.urveys hill domain thot IS tho
dishwaahlng room. new din1ng ball is m
ougur~ lcd by smiling students
of Lt!wis and Clark. Mrs. Wol·
lah Orton, baker. Is pleased
with bor new surroundings
too.
f Pag Four
By AL PARELIUS
Sport. Ddltor
l.c\\ and Clark tnkes to the
"pl) wood' tonaght m n game
ncamst PaCl!IC Umversity whach
opens the 1958 Northwc t c:on
:l renee baskctbnll season for lhc
PJoncers. Although LC as r.1tcd
the und<'rdog," t.he contest and
the one -turday at Paci(lC.
should be close.
Out of the Lewis and Clark
baskclb&ll dope book comes;
:th11 commont : ·Morale has
bHn very good and plenty ot
husile has been displayed by
the squad. It is hoped JhaJ •"\e
mistakes which are bound to be
made by the team early 10 tho
year will not undenn~.ue Jle
moralo ... Morale and detennin ·
ation are some of the best
weapons a :team can have. Take
the Rose Bowl game effo:l
mado by OTegon for example.
Lc" a and Clnrk plnyed l wo
gam m WashmglOn state dur
ang the Christmas vacallon. ln
Scoltle the PJoncca'S were upset
bv 3 pre\ aousl) winle:--s ScatUe
Pncaftc squad before a lnrgt.
Cl'O\\ d The ne..'ICI C\ l~mng the LC
• Hopefuls" dropped ~noU1cl' con
t l to C(!Illrnl Waslnngton before
ppro. unately 2000 spcctaton; So
f r lhts st.'.n on our ·•Hopefuls"
ha\ been lucky to plny bt; fm 75 student specunors on the LC
campus. The baskctbnll sea on 1s
still young. wath SC\'c.n rnorc
home g::uncs lclt, ond plenty of
urnc to bll the crnnd tnnds-but
let's not ''nat t1ll the lost game to
do at'
Tonight at tho Pacific game
the LC rally kmgs will weer
thoir now outfit&. The Lewis
and Clark basketball team will
wear whit Jeneys at horne
and blac:k jerseys away from
home.
After n slow pre cason slnr
Chfl Sh('llon, 6-1 JUmnr forwan
1s bcganrung to find the rnn~
and plncc some points on the
boord. Shelton lS n ''' o-ycnr let
tennan who scored 98 pomts ns n
freshman and 288 os n sophomore.
In eleven preseason {;nmcs he hns
dumped through 140 pomts.
Another plnyer who ts b!'gm·
mng to sho"· sornctlung-cspc
ciallv on tile bonrd -as John • Dukes. 6-4 JUmor transfer stu-
dent. DukPS ho bec.n a gmnt on
the boards ull season. His mnm
U'Oublc ha b~n kecpinc po es
Ston of lh~ boll once he lS back on
the floor This shght bond a cap
St.'CillS lo hovP bet'n o\'e.rcorne
w1th 'atuablc pre a on play and
he should lx> great on the bonrd!
lonagh~
I· 1·s l"'thop-Os' '?cgo Countrr tor
148 B Ave. Oswego NE 6-3686
C me n and brov~~ a few sale 1terns'J
SEE LOREN RICE, Campus Representalt\ e
sent-mine~
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• • . ~-PIONEER LOG Friday. Janua~y lO,
Boskethol oy pe
As L eels Poci ic
Regular conference play opens
for the Paonecrs tonaght an the
LC gymnns1um nt 8.15 as they
meet the Badgers of Pnc1flc. To-
1 morrow they JOUMlcY to Forest
for rt return lmgagemenl.
R~cord Not Good for LC
t (1 nunucd 1mprov~ancnt of the
mcxpcncnc<.>d squati spells mo1 c
hope durang the scascm {or the
Ptonccrs. LC hnd a d1smnl pre·
scnson record or 3·8 The) drop-they edged Sacramento Statt.
to 62, downed Seattle Pnclr~
to 71, and trounced
Oregon by n score or 97 to
Pacsflc fared only a lhUe
tcr 10 thc1r PI'C-sca~on talu
gnmea cd t1 1-3 record. The
crs bet tcrcd Sacrum(.'tllo
Lcwas and Clark nnd Oregon
lc c o! Education twice. On
othcr hand hnnd they wen
fcatcd twice lly Portland
and once by WJIJamcttc . John Dukes will add back· pcd games lo Poa tlnnd Stnte, Pac-
board strength !o~ Lewis and afar., ~mrield, Centrul Washing- The Pioncl'rs h:l\'e met
Clark tonight as the Pioneon ton, Southern Ou~gon and Sent-ific once before this
take on the Pacific Badgen . tlc PocJfac. On the '"mnmg std_: though not for confcrcntc
.:.:::.::.....:.:.:.....::::...:.-.:__---.:;,_--- - inJ!. Oo the hrsl night of LC Five Close Pre-season NwcTiportTournamcntat est Grove, Pocif1c squ~ Battle with Three Losses Lc. 60 toss.
Scoring Lead Hold by
Lcwts nnd Clnrk closed out
thc1r pre-season bn!;kctball com
paagn las\ Saturdny naght and in
nddatton found out thnt the hol
adav sea!;on doesn't ::tlwnys cnnj' -a happy tiH~mc ns they dropped
Lhe last three ''acaLion encount
ers
Southern Oregon College stnr:t-
<.'d the Pjonccrs on thc1r dO\\ n·
ward plunge by postmg n 97-78
''an over Uu~ Palntint:' h1U qulnt£>t
SOCE A vcnges Los,s
Bchmd the tOJTld seormg pDC('
of Bill Rollmgsworth. n deter
mined Red Rmdcr aggregntaon
came on with vengeance lo wcnr
down the Paooecrs 97-i8 nt Gresh
am b1gh school two \\ eek n o
Holhngswortb's 45 points atded
the SOCE fl\'e to avenge the pre
"so us mght's 62-5~ setback nl the
hands of LC. underdog crew to a 68-65 upset
last Fradny mght an Seattle.
LC, down 35-30 at half-tune,
knotted the count at 44-all llut
finally succumbed w the flrco
up Falcons as they sank 8 str.ught
foul shots to put the game safe
ly away in the llag.
Clilf Shelton ltd the P!onc~a'S
in sconng ngam wath 16 points
followed by double-figure men
Royce McDanael and Ron Lnng
os wath 12 nnd 10 respectively.
Cootdes Leads CWCE
For the thtrd bmc in as many
games. n b1g individual sco1·mg
splurg<:- spelled t:roub1e for the
ornngc: and black five, thls umc
in the person of 6'5 p1votmnn
Ball Coordcs who nccounlcd for
3~ Centrr..! ·w& hir.g\.m m~:-ke.~
an a 62-56 triumph for the Ellens
burg Cave last Saturday night in
Ellensburg. LC bad somcthmg to cheer
nbout, ho\•lcvcr, as Cliff Shelton
bred m 29 points before hts home- CWCE CnJO~ec. n 31-22 mter
town folks of Gresham to lead misston odvnntage but the Plo-
the Fixmen in a losing cnuse. n<!Crs came out and made a ball
LC UpseJ by Falcons gnme out of 11 w1th the scoring
Loren Anderson, 5-8 maghty load cnrr1ed by first-year men
mite guard Cor Seattle Pac1fk, I McDamel nnd Langos with 13
hil for 33 big points to pace his and 11 n•spectJvcly .
RED BOOS
Open 24 Hours
The Drive-Jn with a Phone Service
Next to Fred Meyer Burlingame
New Burlinga1ne
l'ounlain & Variety
Try Our
....,URGE
SPECIAL Freshman guard Royce
ael will cnrry the sconng
agnmsl PnclfJc as he lend!
scorers wllh 150 pomts in 11
season games for a 13 6 poi11t
cnme average. Tops m
percentage !tom the faeld
Lerman guard B11l Hnller
tutun~ .462, followed by
Cliff Shelton w1th a .436.
ton lS q•conu m toU1l scol'lr.i
so w.1lh 130 points. l.cadir.
bounder 11' lcllcnnnn
Roger Fleck wJth 116. As a
LC ts hH hng a solid .375
the f1eld but only .600 (f'O!!
foul line
Polecats T
IM Standi
'l'hc mlrnmural volleyb..!.
son ended thlS week as lhe
cats \\on thClJ' go me to
out on top in the
Polecats took the cham.p1or
after benting Sigma and
Shockers who were tht•
of the other two leagues.
With a total of 300 poin
Polccnts arc lcodmg the
for antramurol stnndlngs..
Shockers arc next wilh 23S
S1g Ep, 225; Knppa, 213;
180; Waldcnts. 175; Alpha.
Pha Corns, 125; Arc
and Gotchousc with 50.
Thursda} saw the
basketball season off to a
ang start as the Sig Eps
the Shavers and the
took on the Gatchousc.
at 3:30 p.m Sigma wiD
lenge the Drivers and
w1ll meet the Wildcats
Nexl week Alpha will
with the Shockers and
Corns take on Knppa Bl
Tuesday. Wcdncsdoy
6:15 Sigmas Will test theu
sksll ngalnst Shivers.
noon Alph& will play
ers nnd the Wildcats
their luck agnmst the
Friday the Stg Eps wHl
farst round of the season
take on the Polecnts at
Bill
Shell lartes
• erVIC Not eo absent--minded when you get.
right dov.'D to it. He reme.mbc:red the
most important item-the Coke! Yes,
people will forgh·e you almost anything
if you just remember to bring along
their favorite sparkling driok-ice-<:ald
Coca-Cola. Do have another, professor! SIGN Of GOOD TASTE J1 ariety -Toiletries -Sundries QUICK
8ottfod under ou1homy of Tho Coco-Cola Company by
Coco-Cola Bottling Company of OTegon 8430 S.W. TerwUllger Blvd.
Un\t.cd Stotcs Sub-Post O!face
We Give S&H Green Stamps CHerry 4-8611
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AND CLARK COl-LEGE J u f~oti
Portlond, Oregon EST. 1867 This will ba tho la•l iuuo of
tho PIONF:ER LOG for tho fnll
omostor. Publication wtll ro·
aume spring somo~~otor with lhe
first rolonu dato boing Jan·
uary 31. Hoppy Finals!
Friday. Januory 10, 1958
eon e p Tn cora't'lcl COJJ"lOin wcoknCSSt'S of sludt•nls, lncrcn ed rclnllons grnm o{ grnduales now hondlcd • 7 t • r' t • an the college admnustrotlvc or-with ofC·cnmpus educataonnl nc-by the nlumnt oflicc. lJ. e s one ln LQ ln g gnni7.Ulaon rcsultang from over·-lh'lllcs and development of bel• The new progrnm , approved b)'
londang or these ol!acers, the col-t• r budget and plant manage- th•• board of lnastces and the foe
lege hns crt.:OIPd a m!w ofrJce or mcnt. ulty council, wtll glv..: President
dcnn of 1n truclton nnd reassign- Dcnn Vcrgll Fogdnll w1ll be· Morgnn S. Odell more time fot BY RICHARD GRAY
\ ~ IIDU~UI gtJIIOI
nil people must cut in order to :.un•ive is a fact. But t d the duties or others come dcnn of admissions, nssist-rund-roisang and dcvcJopmcnt.
more thrm food to makt~ a meal satisfactOI'y-en
t, cqutpmcn l and n feeling of friendline ss nll add
5 enjoyment. When Lewis and Clark moved to its pres
c''" 111 l!l42 1l had the pioneer spirit but little else. Todny
ill has thnt spit it, uccompanied by a brand nl'w $330,000
hall Appomted January 1 ns fJrst cd hnlC-Ume by tite alumni di-H1s ch}cl officers will be dcnn of
dt:an or mstructiOn was D·· Lew-rector. HIS preVIOUS dutJes as ndmuustrnllOn, busmcss manager
1s A. Tlwycr, co-chairman 'or the dcnn of students will be divided nnd d1rector of development, nc
cherm try department Among <ius among the other three deans. cording to Dean Hownrd, who
1~.: ponstbtllt!l:s will be "the lm-The dean of m~n·s off1cc w1ll spoke m the nbse.ncc o( lht:! prcs
provt!mrmt of mslructaon, en-~ tnkc ovt: r the rcplnccmcnt pro-adent
COUrugcmt:nt or ScbOJDrly PndCO\'•
or by lhl' roculty. nnd the r<:-·1 M F Q . r· I V {tr.;t ldlchcn was m the
nO\\ known ns the Rcgis
offaccs Studl'nts lo•mcd n menl avnilublc and she had to usc
her own ronsters nnd maxer.
There wns one stov<. nnd orw
lru gc n::rng "rntor. ~~~~~~~; t~, m~~~~~~·~~"~:~~ .. ; ay ete ueslton Nears tna ole;
~~~~~.c of libCinl nrls ond sci-Students to Elect Carnival Princess ' Unc lht 1-c llu ('l'·luncs-n-dny
oftl.'r lf'CCI\'ing tlwit food,
trooped anlo the numlnislrn.
, crctnries' office which wns
their amine room Th•• Inc·
ot~ m "hat I. now Dcnn
ofC1c . 'flu:.• small
II!B to thu lc.fl of the mnin
room cn•t d ns n pun try.
Odell' oUtcc was not
cxc('pl !or food smells.
• to Lhc Ct~t cook.
cook at that ttmc was Mrs,
Br. dy, now nccounts-rc
cl rk 1n the collegl' bu 1
o!ftc \ be recalls, there
nn1!i1lllJ 10 the lin!: Of ~.;QUIP•
Hour lo F ealure
Recital Worlc IConlimJ••d on Pngc 3, Col l)
Chapel Prepares
Special Services
The Chapel committee nnd the
Pnlntinmns htwc surrounded fan
al week activitv, During next
Thursday's chapel 1\iiss Chrl •
tme Pattison, assastant prof •
sor of rchgion, will . peak on
• The Gospcl of the Dtsallu IOn
ed"
Thli will be the b1-annunl
wo~ hap pcr,tod m preparation
Cor exam week. Dr. John Ander·
on, chnplam, urges students to
nltcnd as the service. hns proved
helpful in the past.
Bllcn Krytzcr, senior, will
join Miss Patt.son In lending the oC Eddy Fit nnea• will
nturc>d m the rnustc hom nl
p.m on 'l'hur dny, .Jnnunry
the Evon l'Cl'ltlll hnll.
ICr IS OSSOCIOtCd with the C~'\'ICC. Th~ org.•mtst wi1l be
( l• I l C tl " M 111nm Hnrddon, freshman. ncu •Y ns n cac tt:'r o t ..
nnd snxophonc. ~ The Pnlntinann wmtcr retrcnt
. I wJll be held January 25 nnd 26
'· fcnturcd mu lcann mclude Studcnls wilJ leave cnmpus nl
Jensen und Sharon Grognn •l f).m. Fnday for Crestview, n
piny the [arsl and sN·onu •
of Sonntn No. 3 by cnmp on the Columb1n tlVCr neal'
,10nn, wh1ch they hnvc tran· Corbell The trip home is schcd-
for the clndnet. ulcd :for 8 p.m. Snturdny .
Eps, Alpha Gams Retake Titles;
....... , Theta Receive GP A Plaques
w1th the highest grnd~ poml nv
crngcs fot· lnst spring scmt•stcr
wt.'lC rccch•l•d by Sigmn Alpha
Sigmn with a 2.99 nnd by Theta
1\.oppn wilh a 3.21. Dr·. Thuy('r Jdincd the raculty
in I!J 16, comans here !1om Ccn·
tcnnry Coll('gc or l~uislnnn. He lS
n grnduntc of W hm~:ton Stnl•
collC'gc nnd SU!n!ord umvenn• y. Student wall lteJc to lhc polls
Monday ond 1'Ut~dny to vote on
two um"Cintcd mnttcn>
Tht y wall dL>eldC' whcl'hcr to
continue w1lh Moy Fete. a."i ln the
Other chnngcs mcluclc the pro· 1 past or lo merely elect n Moy
motaon or o~nn Chorl ·s w. How-Queen und hold n done(' n W('ll a
m·d to dean or ndnunislrntlon nam\; a pnncC!:S to rcprcs nt
(\'tee pa sldcnt) \\ ho c duttC'S y; ill ~WIS ond Clork in Porllnnd
center m Ute gu1dnncc program Stole's second nnnunl Wmwr Cnr
AWS Picks
HolidayCoed
D cmnbtt' A ''.'S Coed of the
Month Is l\1nnlyn H1ckox. As
prestdcnl o! Mu Ph1 Epsalon, no
llonnl mu 1c honornry, he v:ns
g~ncrn I co 11 1 d 1 11 " t o r of the
Ch~• unaa Conc~:rt, Hnnging of
the Gr<'cll nnd wns ct)·chnirmn n
of tht> M:u Ph1·Pht Mu Alpha
n ft r r:nmc donee. mval February 8 and 9
Don Pmnock, student bod)
president, md lh1s a Uw final
say on Mew Fete EaU\('r 1t wall
be or won't be held after the :n:..._
1 f th 1 on 01 known.
The clCCllOn IS t1 product Of n
referendum pehtaon used for the
first bmc m four ycm . A stu
dent assembly wos held Tuesday
to discuss the problmn. 1f lhc stu·
dents \'ole not to hove Moy F'ctc
as previously known, tht> consti
tution stall stales thnl n Moy
Queen must be ckctcd nnd n
dnuct> held.
The fi\ c candadatcs for \Vanlcr
Cnmival prince. a nt . Darlene
Snodgras , Gall Hunter, Bette
Ra~; Knoblauch, Marti Schrod~r.
and Mnrllyn Hartley.
Fourl~n schools wtll particl·
pntc an the Wmtc.r C:.nuval nt
T1mberlinc lodge. Buttons w1ll
go on lmlc for Ute event nt $5
npaccc which \\'tll include admis·
saon to the carniVal both days, all
tow and choir radcs, to the dane<'
nnd J't:n tals.
Each school will Cidd n rnctng
tcnm cons1sting of SIX m('n There
w1U be non-clnssifH•<i rodng as
w~ll ns the various ski mccs, now· hoc racing and nn lt.:c
culpturmg contest
Spcclntor tick~Ls w1ll s 11 for
50 cents. Ti1osc JUSt wantang to
nttcnd :the donee will pny 1.50
stag, $2 drog.
Ltvang nrcns w11J be dcSlgnnt
cd for cnth chool. with cos\ of
lodging from $1 to 3.
Library lo Use Shack
In 'Rese..rve' Capacity
I>r Lnurcncc Tomlli\ on, lib
nnn announced Monday that ten·
tnllvc plans are bcmg mnd to
convert the old Snnck Shock uno
a reserve book room.
If plnn nrc carried out, nll
1-cservc books, those now m Bo
Danc and the llbmry, will be on
open shelves lo be ~:oruJlructcd m
Utf'> shack. Students wall select
thctr own books, and 1f they
wnnl to usc them there, will not
hn~ c to charge them out. If stu
dents want iht: boola; for u m
other places, they \\ l1l be charged
out Jn the usual manner.
Dr. Tombnson llsled ndvnn·
tngcs of thiS plan as ''one ccnlrnl
place for all reserve books, no
wmting m line to o.sk for books
bccnusc students cnn help them
selves nnd more spncc:'
U plans are cnrrlcd out, the
room w1ll be open during the
smnc hours as the librory. Dr.
1'omhnson hopi.!S thnt the plnn
"will be in operation for sprlng
s~mcstcr," n Gnmmn nnu Stgmu Phi
rcp~ntcd lhcir wins or u
nno by tnklng first placl! in
von1nt's und rnen's dh·iswns
Clu istmns S1ng compNi
'h""-bct· 20. The tmdtlion
ltmng of the gr<'l'n ceremony
stugc for the afternoon' s
~.
f:nmun directt.:d Sagrno Phi
to the men's Ullc while
Phi Alphn r.aptmt.:d sec-Pwsidcnt Morgan S, Oddl nnd
Dr. BcnJumin Thaxter, dcon
t•mcritus. del ivcrcd ChrtSUnns
greetings while wishes on the
yule Jog were given by the young·
csl co('d, Ninette Lindsey, nnd by
Dr. U. G. Dubach, current holder
or the professors' nge :;cniorlty MARll. YN HICKOX
DecomboJ Cood
She hns nl o been on the stu·
dent counctl for two ycnrs, first
ns sodnl comamsstoncr nnd now Shack to Complete Move
To Templeton by January 17
place with dilcctor Don
n Gnrnmo won the wont-
with 1\lnnlyn Hickox
ing while second plncc went
In holl, Jonn Phillips, di~c
plocc wns won lw Del-
Garnmn wllh None)' Cntu
h Odl'll hall won Ci1-st place
stnging conl~st wlth Sf'C·
third being won by 01'lln
;nrr1mo anti Akin hull. This
is given uy Alphn Psi
drnmnllc honomry.
srholnt'Bhi p plnquc· nwul·d
llw sorority und frnlt•rnlly 1 ti lie
Dack Arnold, sophomore, wns
master of ceremonies. Op~nlnc
the progrnm were the Mndngnl
singers who carried m the trn
dltJonnl yule log. Blessings were
then given by Mu Plu Epsilon,
women's national music sororily,
which presided ovc1' the ccn.:
mony.
Ailcl' lhr program, wassail nnd
Christmas cookies were served
b~· Amicnns, Junior womPn's hon
o~·nty , They were furnished by
the cn!clcrin. • • • ns pubhcnllons comrmss10ncr.
Her other nctlvitics include
membership m Erodclphians,
scnlur honor society, Pi Ddtn
Eps1lon nnd Alpho Gamma sor·
orlly where she is secretary.
Also, Moril)'n often as ~Jnno ac
compnnicst for the soloasts dur
Ing 1\tusic Hour.
• • A mu ic nnd educolton mn)or,
l\lu1alyn hopl'S lo become a
c.hornl chrcctor. in ctthct' grade
or high shool nftcr graduation.
She pluns to be mnrried in June
nflcr whach ttha wnt li\'e in
Pulltnnn, Wushinr,lon where her
fiance is uthmding school. By Jonunry 17. the Shock
w1U be moved to Templeton
hnll, pro v i d 1 n r. C'W erythlng
works according to schedule.
No longer will JOyous tnlk ond
after-finnl • ilcnt<!s pre\•nil m
the smokc-Ctllcd atmosphere
or the coflcc·and-donut meet·
inC ptnce.
How ver, the Snnc.k Shuck
IS not so oltl, for 1t wns mo,•cd
in 1948 fo1 m the Rose room
in lht.~ cnfcterln, giving to the
quack-snndwach set n larger
anrl more comforloblc plncc to
meet.
When the old grcenhowe
wns dismantcll•d, the glnss was traded for knotty pme
panclmg Although, dirty ond
moke stained from nearly ten
y\:nrs of usc lhc Shack has be
come n populnr gnthermg
plnc:c for students and :focu Icy.
The denth of the Shock wdl
not be pcunanent, however
The fncillhcs W'lll be moved to
Templeton, where n now shock
Y.lll come to life.
Coflcc, soft dl'inks nnd Sllnd
WICh rnachmes will be placed
m the old cafeteria, givmg
students n pl&.Cil lO grub n
quick bltc betwel.'n clE4otSCs
cspecinlly good news to com
muting studenls.
• rHE PIONEER LOG rrlday, January )0,
Final Exam Schedule ' bn Uro Soc«;i. $U:k . . . ~~lilt Sa/L'I
• •
Electtac po\\ er m the Paci(lC orthv, est 1 chc. pN thon
m nnv otlH~r region of the United Stutes-..'\ forlunotc fact !01
Lev. is nnd Clark The college':. el~lnc btll hn soat ed to
more than ,.1,075 per month Monday, January 20.
0.00 MWF
8 00 1'T
1·00 MWf 1958
0 00 10 00
10 15 12 00
I 00 3.00 Christmas Second to ] -...
ln Number of Engageme
Tucsdoy. Jnnu
9 00 MW} ry 21
a·oo-1o oo
10 15 1 ~ .00 Til<' Clm tmns hobdnys ~I c·
nd onll to June m Ute number Bnrbnm Mou tr, 'GO
l ngngcd to Chorle
When hghts at-e left on m n room wtlhout anvone bemg 9 00 TT or W(>ddln tnd ngogl!men\s fre hmnn t l\tullnOrn3h
present, 1t as a wnste of both po\\ 1 nnd money. Power
~hortnges n1e not uncommon m thas nrca dunng the wmtcr 2 00 MWF
W~n csday. January
CJ\'. l Cav. 51 1 00 00
22
800-1000
10 15-12 00
1 00-3 00 Tlu ~.;Or ,,. no ~ ccptlon
Thf.' t:ngnr,cmcnt or Ruth 0•
stnd, n ls.tnnl food director at
the college, to Douglns nuth-Ctmstmn d ) A
dine Ia j)lonn d
Another recent Why n student or faculty membei needs to go mto .. room
nnd tum on C\ cry light in order to stt in one com(•r and
"ork 1s beyond the comprehens1on of nnyonc except the
culpnt. Chnrles Haldors, busmess mnnnger hos asked that
students nnd faculty watch and turn ofi lights unu cd or not 3.00 & 4.00 TT
4 00 MWF
Thursday. Januer·a- 23
10.00 MWF 8.00-10.00
10•15 12.00
] 00· 3•00 II'Om wns •• nnoll2lc\.~ nt tlw
opening of tht.• nt)W Templeton
dmlng holt The ,,"C(!dbtg Is
plnnnl'd for Mnn h 2\l ol Ute
t-•u-wl Co\ en nt. church. The
n "' 1~ -w <-'tis wrll then b" nt home
in End1cotl, Washington. wns thnt of Fr• ci Stock J
nO\\' ctomg post l'•·ndunt~
nt I4c\\ i onrl Clm It, to
Bronclow 1\1 i s nr,mclo~
10·00 TT former tudcnt of
1,00 TT Stntc ('OlJ ge.
needed.
li students and faculty members would take time to ob-
serve tht~ request. the college would be SlWing both money
nnd power. Fraday. January 24
11.00 MWF
2·00 & 2·30 TT
3:00 :MW~· 8,00-10:00
10•15-12 00
J :00-3.00
Pioneers Go East to Conference
S1 uc tudents. rnther thon
t l hom~;; dur.tnl; Christmas "n·
catton to relax or do home\\ ork.
left Chrt Lmns da~ for the Tri
nnnun1 lnt~,;.r. ars1ty Chnsunn
l· llowslup Mtc tonnn· conference.'
at the Un~' ct 11~ of ltlinols m \J~
bnnn.
Tho wi1o nttcndt:>d \t."Cre El-
lt.abt!Ul Zmk, Reb Doron, Bong
Stk Kim. Man· Shearer, Mar1lyn
Vnn Stt'lcn nnd Kt J. Han.
The umquc nS}leCl of th1S cx
pcrtcnc • was thnt none or the SlX \\'Orld
Dunng th fJV(' day conr r-
enee. mnny spcnk rs ''ere h urd
including Dr. Toyntomc, n Nc''
Testament tenchcr from the Unl
''e.rstty of Jnpnn, Dl" Donnld
Bnrnhous of Chtc:ngo nnd the
r:vnngcltSt Blll:t• Graham There
were Bible study cln._~ It'd b)
s~udc:nls nnd mov1 conccrnms
mJ.SS1onan "o~k prcvie\\ C'd by
lhc dC'Jcgates
l\bo thc.r were m~tincs wrlh
mu;.•aonnrws m diCCc.rent {!('Ids dny of the con! renee nftcr \\ lucb
lhc roup stnrtcd home No trnm
change is complete "rlhout omc
onc 1cnvmg the1r boggugc nl thl'
stnt1on nnd ln ttn:> cn~>c 1t wns
Mm 1lyn who d1d th" honors
Howe:,•cr, her luggngt' wos put
on the next trnm nnd ornvcd
hom~; n fe'' dnys Inter
As for Ltz.. she JUmped on JUSt
111 t1mc for th(.' portc1 hnndcd her
bag to her nflca· lhc tt·mn wns
nlrcndy moving.
Reba stnyL>d to V1s1t rc1ahves
such n medicine, nursmc. hler-nturc, tcnchmc ond rehgton with m Ur:bana Ior n few days ond lG came home vm Cahfom1o.
di cu 10ns on job opportun1t1cs St Stephan's Episcopnl cl1u1 cll
m I.onc" 1c\\ w1ll b(.' the scene
of the \\ cdchng of two 1.-e\\ is
und Clm k gr •duntcs, Jnnunry 12.
"h('n \Ttrgm1 BIU1r mar ric s
Bl:nr Lmdlc
BiJl B llcr, '60, b me engog·
ed to Mnry Eliwbcth Hopp dur·
in th Chrt tmns brenk. Haller
1 n pre dr>ntlstry student at tltc
colh.:gc
Jonn Frecmnn, '56, now n reg
Istered nurse nt Good Somnrl
tnn hosp1tnl, hns 1.> ~omc cngog
d to Lnwrt'nce J. Wu:?.smnnn, a
entor nt the Umvcrslly of
Portland A summer wcddmg 1S
plnnncd
The cngnge.mcnt (I( Suzann
14t" Stcphnn, c>:-'56, to Jnmcs
Andrl'WS Stcw•ns wns rccl•ntly
announced Stevens nltcnded
Wesleyan uni\'et'Sity. A .Mny
weddmg IS plonncd . tudents could pay the1r own wny
l'ntirc.h But through contnbu
uons of Christmas ebnpel and
other don uon , $700 "'o.s raised
by the time the dny came to
le:l\c. ond counlnes m which m&SSlon- Mnry and Kun bolh agree thnt
nrlcs arc cspcclaU~ needed. Pn· they saw ~IC prettiest sc:cncry Ancestor of LC Donor
'\"tlt consultations were hdd "ilh commg up the Columbro Gorge
the mlSSlOnnrtcs nnd C.\'nngchsts The ~n!crencc, hcld to pro Subject of Library Book
Along "tlh 56 other students
from the NorUtwt>Sl, the LC'crs
climbed aboard the Domehncr !or
Chicago Aftl'r o.nwing n t the
Chlcngo unton stntion. th~,;y
changed tnuns and contmucd on
to Urbann. when desired. mote mlSSronnry work nnd tls ns By Sue Smith
sets. impressed all ns bcmg well I "Prud C d 11 u• New Year's dny was th~ lnst worth tlte trip. encc ran n • n omnn ______ _;:_. __ ~...:...:..:..:....;:...:..:..::.::.:...:=..:.:..::.!:.:.. _______ of Coumgc," by Bliznbcth Yates
IS n new cdttion in the biogrnphAround the Town
Duo-piano Team Performs at Reed
3100 students n:swtercd for the By Vu:ior Dolozal
c:onf renee, mos.t or whom "'ere Reed c:ollegc and the F'rtt nds
.nccomm~ntcd m the umvcrsuy of Chomb"r Musrc will prcs('.nt
domutones. On tlurd of tiu~ d~Jl-~ the farst pcrformnnc c of lhc l>ril
ccnte.s were foreign students and hnnt duo-pinno team, Arthur
there v.cre mtSSIOnancs and Gold nnd Robert Fizdnle. Gold
C'-'aDCclislS from nll O\'cr the ond Fu:dnlc cxccl m music of the
A L class1cal; olso they hnvc intro-etter . . . duccd much contempornry music
To :thG Lewis and Clark com· suCh o.s compos1bons by Barber,
M1lhnud, Poulcnc, Auric nnd Ri-
• mwuty: on ~nturd(._,, -~.nuary ~a, nnd
Snturdny. February 1, nt 8:30p.m
m Lincoln high nudrtoraum.
On January J2 the Symphonic
Chamber group wm prcs~nl a
concert at the Portland Art Mu
seum at 4 p.m. fcol sccllon of lhc LC library.
Tbrs book was given to the col
lege b)' Mrs. Reina Clisby, 5303
S E. 45 AH~nuc, through Dr. C. V.
Gustaf on, hend of the soctology
dcpnrtml'nl
Prudcnc <' Crandn II bchcvcd m
lhc educntion of all classes nnd
rnccs ond thought thot education
should be for prncticnl purpo l~.
She four,ht for anti-sloven
through Ute educot1on of the Ne
gro. In Inter years ~he bccam" n
devoted worker for women suf
frocc. Throughout her life she
continually strove for mtcllcc
tuol alertness and tmprovcm •nt. "Ftrc nnd lc ' \\ 111
theme ot th • Ruth Odell
donee to be held from
to mldmght, Snluulnv,
11 The• wlll h d ... ":~:,
the r('c.rcnhon room
fre.<hm nts "111 b
the lounge Op •n home
held and nll lhc rooms
dccorntcd Cnrol Wcsto~cr
&t.:ncrnl chmnno n :!or the
nnd Shnron Hnyn,nnd nna
Davts nn: the down stnlra
ntOI'S
Tho ao.nior cla&s wtll
Armatronq loungo
January 15. Thls will
end of tho soliciting
to raiso money to bandh
clasll's activities for tho
tho yea!' and purchn&o
al gifts. Senior who
contributed ore urgod to
by Shorril Houacr. clau
dent.
Mr ond Mrs C. W
took n motor trip this Ym
vncnt1on to Coh!ornro
vls1tcd thcu· son,
Genely nnd then
Flagstaff, At izonn, and
th~ir other son, Uorold,
t.cnches spccc.h orts and
nt Ute Unav~rlllbr of fu·itr-
Bobby:
Mayor in 198
We v."lSh to Uumk those of
} ou \\ ho bored ot the Christmas
chap l to help end six Lewis
nd Cl rlt students to the Inter·
nnuonnl Masston cy Convention
t the Untvet'S:1\y of lllinois.
None of us w1U forget tbls un
ique cxpcnencc with 3100 peo·
ple frorn aero. lhe United
Slntes, Canndn and many for
clcn count.ncs et.i. The concert is set for Thurs
day, January IG nt 8:30 p m. in
th Lmcoln htgh auditorium
Another pinmst, Hungnrlnn
G('Zll Anda w1ll g1ve n rociU)l at
the Public auditonum Fndny.
January 31, nt 8•30 p m. Hts n~>
pcaroncc here-IS ponsorcd by thc
Ellison Whit.c bureau. Reed college w1ll present three
frlms dur:inc Ute month of Jnn·
uory mcludmg "Broken Blossom,"
January 16, "Min.tclc in Milnn,"
January 23, and "Great Expl.'Ctn·
ttOns," Janun1-y 30. Showmgs N'l"
at 4 p.m., 'i p.m. and 9 p m
Portland Town hall wall pre
sent the film, "Jnsldc Briuun '' ' January 17 at 8:30 p.m m the
Public nud1tonum. The fight for integration as eva
dent m the Little Rock mcldcnt
was not new !or Mrs. Chsby's
.-:rent-aunt a pcrsevercnt ftghtcr
for nnti-slnvery. Mayor ••• 80' "mor ••
ntor ••• why not? Our
You mny be mterested to
know that within \" o weeks or
the convention more lhan $700
"as cont.nbuU-d to make st pos-
J\)le for us to go.
It '" n a p.r.ivtlege to be n
part or 1h1S conference, nod we
rc rot ful for it
£1izab<!:th Zink
Reba Doran
Marilyn Van Siclen
Mary Shoarar
Bong Sik Kim
Ki J. Han Two symphony concerts ore
scheduled !or January Monday,
Jonuary 13, the progrom Will ln
clude compo lUOns by Dvornk.
Cht:!rubini and Shoswkovlch with
Ychud1 Menuhm os vtoUn solo·
1st. The January 27 performance
will Include the works of Smct
na, Strovlnsky and Tsc.hatkow
sky. Both cone ·rts begm nt 8:30
p m. at lhc Public nuditonum
and will be conducted by Theo
dore Bloombcld
Th Portland CIVIC opcrn vall
present the "'Talc of Hoffman'
t
1 .. t th A odnt tl lud nl!l ot r 111' nd ark
) (lurtng tb c II c ) nr ub&crlpU n rat 1· n
1• r )'~
1::-t t r il cond cl • mAtt r l U
u (l<'r act af :M r h , 1879.
Jo una l..ol•'. Jim l.lln, Co-Editor'!! In Cht r, nick Grny, .J\11!11 tnnt bdltor.
.f,. n Sh A I11A11t Fc11tur•• FAilor· Ball)' 1'1 r 1>, Bod t)' J·:dltor, Al
I r I t 11 t1 f"A II r H tt P. F11'11 01 on Jim lA n 1"'4 1 TAfT 1r Po t OltJc• • PortlAnCl, Or gon,
• "A StrecLCar Nnml'd Dcs1~c"
by Tcnncsse(' Wtlliums will be
the C1vic lhcatcr oUcrlng Janu
nry 8 through F brunry 1 at A 30
p.m.
Portlond State coliCIN w11l pre
scnl a lecture by Rob rt Show
in the eollcg auditormm Jnn
unry 24 ot 8:30 p.m. The donor, Mrs. Clisby, who 1s
86 years or oge bc<'.amc acquaint
ed with Dr. Gustafson while con
Sidcrinc some courses at LC to
keep her ''mtcllcctually nlcrt."
At Ute prc cnt she lB looking over
the clvlllzation nnd humanities
syll1bi, with nn eye to auditing
the course
Barber l hop
THREE BARBERS TO SERVE YOU
~139 .~ . Tcrwillig r
PIZ
Ideal for Get-TogothoTS
1 h1 Purcct Atmo ph('re at
3606 w Darhur Blvfl. 7-9266 of today aro our &eo.orD
tomorrow!
That's why Bobby
32,000,000 other boys and
from wh()S(I rtlnks will
tlu.i lcadctfi of our lond
fint-ratc achoola. Yot in
communi ties~ tho abor
clo room.e, tMchora
to·dntc schoolbooks ls
ously acute. ~ u resul~
level o( tcnchlns and 111:41'
is seriously lowered.
Lei's be suro thit
hnpp n to the children 1:
chools. Join other good
r~ to back up our
Bonnl, ottcnd PTA :m«'
ond school conrercnCC!
For o frco booklt't
whnt )'Oil ~n do, wrilf
Belter Schools, 9 Enst
Strc~ t. New York 16, N.
We must
first-rate
-----.. ---· ....... ., .. 1y, JnnuiU'Y l 0, 1958
onhOUl d l.rom P t: 1, Col 2)
Th I'{ \ Of \h(' kltch 0 ( 1fl
of 0 WOIJIOD \\ ho d ld
'rt tlmt: cookln nnd 1 mon who
tht' dl Ill in the pantry
Th rdt'n r 1 \\ \
c .. lr, to ht lp ou rmd the.: cook
their hnnd full with r; taon
prolJl m'l
Wnhnor Weleomos Group
NoW, 111 y<'nl lnl• '· food 1.1•
nuiH dOl .n'l ho1 h( r Mrs. Syl
1 Wnhncl', hcnd cllt llcfnn For
1 Mondni' he Wl'ltomed thl'
rmstory stud• nts ond lone
fncnds of th coli cc-0\'('r
nl'\\ mlcrophonc ystcm -
the lonn·nw oit('d Temple
. dmang noll Till· npplous nnd
en urc of tho c pr cnl howcd
the oragsnol Ptonccr pmt Is
from dcnd.
Ttl nl'W holl hns
;om.5. The rnoln on 1 upstatrs
down talrs 1 o locully room
nnolhcr Jorge dining room
t mny b di\•Jd<.>d into four
~11 rooms by folding porta·
Tlw soundproof mnm din·
r1lOnl ond the two upstnlrs
ore now being u cd but the
room nnd the third Unc
not OJ) n unlll ccond ~.;rn·
ff Rcorganiaos
buildang 1 sllll an the proc·
of completion and th\' entlr,.
Is busy C\!ltinc orgrmizt•cl
d sccmg U1nt the mochirwry
properly Adding to the con
are vt &tors who pop In
out cnrpentcrs who or
m the lower oren nnd
h'it~ men chcckmc on the vmt
npphnnccs.
the nC\\ equipment ore
new stcnm kettles-handy
mnk.ing cream filling ond
p bnusing ment nnd cookinc
steamers, nn m·
yst"m, gnrbngc disposals,
n1r conditiomng system nnd n
elevator. The dl•vnto1 as
to tak(• supphcs from thl!
dock and muin storngc
to the uppl'l kitchen
the tlm'd llnc begins nc.; t
lester, at will carry food down
dirty diShes up.
Spet-d Sorvace
nkmg the place of the
nter bchmd the serving lmc
the storage cnbtncts holding
desserts ond hot foods
cooks put the food m from
stde or the cabin t nnd the
m take It out from Ute other
1 deftmtc controsl to the lone
of '42 nrc three walk·
clrigcrotors One stores dmry
rts, another vcgdublcs nnd
third, mcnt.
workers who help pl'Cpnrc
for nppmximntcly 1100 to
meals o day und~.; r Mrs.
·,n"" nnd her assistant, Ruth
nrc Boyd Fn~rcl,, Wcllhn
B~'InlCC Pearson, i-1orenC<'
Arthut· Chosc, Thehno
, Lylns Christensen, Minnie
Alben [.(;stcr, Clarence
Jennclle 0 bo111c, Nach·
Klcrk nnd Oh\ e Bo \'C.
Needs Assistants
of the ext ruuon of the
ry S<!rvicc now b me pion·
the hbrory wall n d odd!·
I student o &Stnnts. Students
would hk to oJ)ply \\ 111 be
hy Dr Laurene
hbronon Ht pref~.:1
ppUcnnts wlll hov hnd ex-
nee working cuhcr m thi
01· some other collcg\! h·
TRONIZE YOUR
ADVERTISERS •
• real
Dietician Mr1. Wahn·
or gives tho greet1ng at tho
oponing of Jho Tomploton din·
ing holl, laoktng very ploasod
with the; new microphone. Tho I
dinlnq hull cmphasiaes th~ now THE PIONEER LOG
ook on campus.
Ruth Orstad, assistant diet·
IC:Jnn 16 surprisod to find u full
c:upbonrd contl\inin~ Boyd r tr·
roll ho d c:ook. Thelma Huber.
howovor . llnds on empty &loam e plelon
•
Jl.trt:. 8 rnlc:c Pcl\r&On and
Sam Edwouds chock Jh~ new
work tablos. und Albort Lester
r.urveys hill domain thot IS tho
dishwaahlng room. new din1ng ball is m
ougur~ lcd by smiling students
of Lt!wis and Clark. Mrs. Wol·
lah Orton, baker. Is pleased
with bor new surroundings
too.
f Pag Four
By AL PARELIUS
Sport. Ddltor
l.c\\ and Clark tnkes to the
"pl) wood' tonaght m n game
ncamst PaCl!IC Umversity whach
opens the 1958 Northwc t c:on
:l renee baskctbnll season for lhc
PJoncers. Although LC as r.1tcd
the und<'rdog," t.he contest and
the one -turday at Paci(lC.
should be close.
Out of the Lewis and Clark
baskclb&ll dope book comes;
:th11 commont : ·Morale has
bHn very good and plenty ot
husile has been displayed by
the squad. It is hoped JhaJ •"\e
mistakes which are bound to be
made by the team early 10 tho
year will not undenn~.ue Jle
moralo ... Morale and detennin ·
ation are some of the best
weapons a :team can have. Take
the Rose Bowl game effo:l
mado by OTegon for example.
Lc" a and Clnrk plnyed l wo
gam m WashmglOn state dur
ang the Christmas vacallon. ln
Scoltle the PJoncca'S were upset
bv 3 pre\ aousl) winle:--s ScatUe
Pncaftc squad before a lnrgt.
Cl'O\\ d The ne..'ICI C\ l~mng the LC
• Hopefuls" dropped ~noU1cl' con
t l to C(!Illrnl Waslnngton before
ppro. unately 2000 spcctaton; So
f r lhts st.'.n on our ·•Hopefuls"
ha\ been lucky to plny bt; fm 75 student specunors on the LC
campus. The baskctbnll sea on 1s
still young. wath SC\'c.n rnorc
home g::uncs lclt, ond plenty of
urnc to bll the crnnd tnnds-but
let's not ''nat t1ll the lost game to
do at'
Tonight at tho Pacific game
the LC rally kmgs will weer
thoir now outfit&. The Lewis
and Clark basketball team will
wear whit Jeneys at horne
and blac:k jerseys away from
home.
After n slow pre cason slnr
Chfl Sh('llon, 6-1 JUmnr forwan
1s bcganrung to find the rnn~
and plncc some points on the
boord. Shelton lS n ''' o-ycnr let
tennan who scored 98 pomts ns n
freshman and 288 os n sophomore.
In eleven preseason {;nmcs he hns
dumped through 140 pomts.
Another plnyer who ts b!'gm·
mng to sho"· sornctlung-cspc
ciallv on tile bonrd -as John • Dukes. 6-4 JUmor transfer stu-
dent. DukPS ho bec.n a gmnt on
the boards ull season. His mnm
U'Oublc ha b~n kecpinc po es
Ston of lh~ boll once he lS back on
the floor This shght bond a cap
St.'CillS lo hovP bet'n o\'e.rcorne
w1th 'atuablc pre a on play and
he should lx> great on the bonrd!
lonagh~
I· 1·s l"'thop-Os' '?cgo Countrr tor
148 B Ave. Oswego NE 6-3686
C me n and brov~~ a few sale 1terns'J
SEE LOREN RICE, Campus Representalt\ e
sent-mine~
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• • . ~-PIONEER LOG Friday. Janua~y lO,
Boskethol oy pe
As L eels Poci ic
Regular conference play opens
for the Paonecrs tonaght an the
LC gymnns1um nt 8.15 as they
meet the Badgers of Pnc1flc. To-
1 morrow they JOUMlcY to Forest
for rt return lmgagemenl.
R~cord Not Good for LC
t (1 nunucd 1mprov~ancnt of the
mcxpcncnc<.>d squati spells mo1 c
hope durang the scascm {or the
Ptonccrs. LC hnd a d1smnl pre·
scnson record or 3·8 The) drop-they edged Sacramento Statt.
to 62, downed Seattle Pnclr~
to 71, and trounced
Oregon by n score or 97 to
Pacsflc fared only a lhUe
tcr 10 thc1r PI'C-sca~on talu
gnmea cd t1 1-3 record. The
crs bet tcrcd Sacrum(.'tllo
Lcwas and Clark nnd Oregon
lc c o! Education twice. On
othcr hand hnnd they wen
fcatcd twice lly Portland
and once by WJIJamcttc . John Dukes will add back· pcd games lo Poa tlnnd Stnte, Pac-
board strength !o~ Lewis and afar., ~mrield, Centrul Washing- The Pioncl'rs h:l\'e met
Clark tonight as the Pioneon ton, Southern Ou~gon and Sent-ific once before this
take on the Pacific Badgen . tlc PocJfac. On the '"mnmg std_: though not for confcrcntc
.:.:::.::.....:.:.:.....::::...:.-.:__---.:;,_--- - inJ!. Oo the hrsl night of LC Five Close Pre-season NwcTiportTournamcntat est Grove, Pocif1c squ~ Battle with Three Losses Lc. 60 toss.
Scoring Lead Hold by
Lcwts nnd Clnrk closed out
thc1r pre-season bn!;kctball com
paagn las\ Saturdny naght and in
nddatton found out thnt the hol
adav sea!;on doesn't ::tlwnys cnnj' -a happy tiH~mc ns they dropped
Lhe last three ''acaLion encount
ers
Southern Oregon College stnr:t-
<.'d the Pjonccrs on thc1r dO\\ n·
ward plunge by postmg n 97-78
''an over Uu~ Palntint:' h1U qulnt£>t
SOCE A vcnges Los,s
Bchmd the tOJTld seormg pDC('
of Bill Rollmgsworth. n deter
mined Red Rmdcr aggregntaon
came on with vengeance lo wcnr
down the Paooecrs 97-i8 nt Gresh
am b1gh school two \\ eek n o
Holhngswortb's 45 points atded
the SOCE fl\'e to avenge the pre
"so us mght's 62-5~ setback nl the
hands of LC. underdog crew to a 68-65 upset
last Fradny mght an Seattle.
LC, down 35-30 at half-tune,
knotted the count at 44-all llut
finally succumbed w the flrco
up Falcons as they sank 8 str.ught
foul shots to put the game safe
ly away in the llag.
Clilf Shelton ltd the P!onc~a'S
in sconng ngam wath 16 points
followed by double-figure men
Royce McDanael and Ron Lnng
os wath 12 nnd 10 respectively.
Cootdes Leads CWCE
For the thtrd bmc in as many
games. n b1g individual sco1·mg
splurg<:- spelled t:roub1e for the
ornngc: and black five, thls umc
in the person of 6'5 p1votmnn
Ball Coordcs who nccounlcd for
3~ Centrr..! ·w& hir.g\.m m~:-ke.~
an a 62-56 triumph for the Ellens
burg Cave last Saturday night in
Ellensburg. LC bad somcthmg to cheer
nbout, ho\•lcvcr, as Cliff Shelton
bred m 29 points before hts home- CWCE CnJO~ec. n 31-22 mter
town folks of Gresham to lead misston odvnntage but the Plo-
the Fixmen in a losing cnuse. n<!Crs came out and made a ball
LC UpseJ by Falcons gnme out of 11 w1th the scoring
Loren Anderson, 5-8 maghty load cnrr1ed by first-year men
mite guard Cor Seattle Pac1fk, I McDamel nnd Langos with 13
hil for 33 big points to pace his and 11 n•spectJvcly .
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Next to Fred Meyer Burlingame
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SPECIAL Freshman guard Royce
ael will cnrry the sconng
agnmsl PnclfJc as he lend!
scorers wllh 150 pomts in 11
season games for a 13 6 poi11t
cnme average. Tops m
percentage !tom the faeld
Lerman guard B11l Hnller
tutun~ .462, followed by
Cliff Shelton w1th a .436.
ton lS q•conu m toU1l scol'lr.i
so w.1lh 130 points. l.cadir.
bounder 11' lcllcnnnn
Roger Fleck wJth 116. As a
LC ts hH hng a solid .375
the f1eld but only .600 (f'O!!
foul line
Polecats T
IM Standi
'l'hc mlrnmural volleyb..!.
son ended thlS week as lhe
cats \\on thClJ' go me to
out on top in the
Polecats took the cham.p1or
after benting Sigma and
Shockers who were tht•
of the other two leagues.
With a total of 300 poin
Polccnts arc lcodmg the
for antramurol stnndlngs..
Shockers arc next wilh 23S
S1g Ep, 225; Knppa, 213;
180; Waldcnts. 175; Alpha.
Pha Corns, 125; Arc
and Gotchousc with 50.
Thursda} saw the
basketball season off to a
ang start as the Sig Eps
the Shavers and the
took on the Gatchousc.
at 3:30 p.m Sigma wiD
lenge the Drivers and
w1ll meet the Wildcats
Nexl week Alpha will
with the Shockers and
Corns take on Knppa Bl
Tuesday. Wcdncsdoy
6:15 Sigmas Will test theu
sksll ngalnst Shivers.
noon Alph& will play
ers nnd the Wildcats
their luck agnmst the
Friday the Stg Eps wHl
farst round of the season
take on the Polecnts at
Bill
Shell lartes
• erVIC Not eo absent--minded when you get.
right dov.'D to it. He reme.mbc:red the
most important item-the Coke! Yes,
people will forgh·e you almost anything
if you just remember to bring along
their favorite sparkling driok-ice-<:ald
Coca-Cola. Do have another, professor! SIGN Of GOOD TASTE J1 ariety -Toiletries -Sundries QUICK
8ottfod under ou1homy of Tho Coco-Cola Company by
Coco-Cola Bottling Company of OTegon 8430 S.W. TerwUllger Blvd.
Un\t.cd Stotcs Sub-Post O!face
We Give S&H Green Stamps CHerry 4-8611
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