Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 16, Number 23
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1958-04-01
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Tacoma Rabbi to Visit Campus Soon !Wins New Root,
To Give Lecture, Discussion Series Needs House For Annual Blood Drive
Oh. Jho wondors of modorn
Rnbhl Hichn1 d RoJ;rnthnl, 11plri·
tu31 kadcr of Temple B~th lsrnc.-1
tn Tncnmn, will be n vltlto1· on
compu!: Aptal 8, !l nnd 10 to give
1 srr!Ps of lechtu•s nnd discus
SIOns.
Tuesday, Apnl 8, the Hnbbi will
speak to the hfc and tcnclungs
of Paul clnss m B·21 on "Jewish
Doctrmc of Mun," nnd at 10 n. m.
1n B·36 tu p!'rsonncl mnnngcmcnt
on "Judaism nnd Socu1l Justic<.•."
Noon ctiscu saons cnch day with
itudf'nts und faculty will be held
m Tl'lnpleto n commons dining
rooms one nnd l wo.
Conti mung his ll!Clurc 'l'ut sdny,
Rnhb1 Hor.t•nlhnl wtll tnlk nbout
"Jurlnl m nnd Sociul Justicl'" to
clnssl'S II\ Chrisllnn social thought
and prlnctplt•s o( sociology in
E·l2.
1'hl! mtrodlwtaon to religion
class will hcnr the Hubbi nt 9
am. on Wednc.sctuy, Apral 9 an
8·2-1 where he will d1scuss the
•JeWISh noctnnc of Men." At
10 a m in the same room, "Func
tion of Rcligwn an Modern Sod
tty" '''Ill bC' the toptc of Rnbbi
Ro l'nlhnl's lecture to principles
of SOCiology and n•hg10n in thl'
Ne'' 'ft•stument clnsscs. RABBI ROSENTHAL
"Gro\\ lh of Modl:rn Anti-Scm
Iasm" will be discussed at 11 n. m.
in BA-1 to the introdudton to the
B1ble cln'ss .md the Robbt w1ll ll•c
turc agnin Rt 2 p. rn. an Tli-11 on
'''J'hc Religious F'oundotron for
a Better Society."
Conc:.luding his thtce·dny v1sit
on l'Dmpus, Rnbbt Rosenthul will
give the April 10 chnpPI nddress,
''Thl' Importance oc Bcang Olt
t' ea en t."
LC Community Chorus
To Continue Sessions
Seventy-ti \'(' pel .,on& o ttendcd
the fm;t tehcnt'SUI of the Lcwl~t
and Clnrk collt•gt• community
choru~ on Murch 20 when the
~Lord N<'lson Muss" by Frnn1
Joseph JI,•ydt·n wns rend He as brought hen• under the
nuspaccs of the Jewish Chnutnu
' qua society, an orgnnlznhon pro
\ iding lor 1 ~llg1ous undcl"Slnnd
ang m educo laona! progmms .
Or. Ht•inhnrd Pauly ond L. Stun·
ley Glnrum, lcade1 s or the newly
organized singing ga oup, rcmnrk
td nt the "fmc c•nthuslnsm, in!or
mahty nnd singing for tlw joy o!
11" thut the t~roup dtt~plnyed.
Two Bach cnntntns wt•rc ~cht•d
uloo for the second ri'hcarsal. • • contlnuang the opportuntty for
th•• clwrus to become fomillor
\l.ith n Ina J.!c number of great
choml worl,r,
Tht· choit• Will rchenrse cnch
Tucsdny c wning from O::lO to
a p.m. in the nuclitnrlum of
r.wm rn\asic bu1lding. nuccntl.r dischnrgl)d from the
army where he s~rved ns o chop·
Jain, the Gcrmun-born Ruhl>a was
educated nt Ccntcnal'y college
in Louislann and wus ordnined
u Rabbi nl Hchtcw Union college,
rccch·ing li1s Moster of IIcbrf!w
Let tcrs degree.
VOYAGEUR Has Pictures
Per on$ .,.. ho ordt a ·d wt~llct
s1ze pactures nt the beginning of
the ycnl' und hnvc not rcccivctl
them nt askt.:d to ll'port to the
VOYAGEUR of!wc bt•l\\'ctm 8 ond -J J n m. any Mondny, Wt•drwsclny
or F't adny. Those who owe money
mny pay at thnt llln<'.
Dr. Stauffer Otters Family
Course in Biology, Geology
D1. James Stnuffca·, LC scit•ncc
ororcssor, will leach n rnmily
OW"St• in marine biology nnd f!C'·
ology 11t Coos Buy this summer
for the Ort•f!on MusPum of Sci
~c, . nnd Indusln. •
The S<!.'l.:;ion will run. from Au·
ust 18 to 23 smd wall be open
nly to "pnn•nts with child1't'n"
long ond 'children with pun.mts"
long Dr Stnulrer emphasized
hnt "vcn voung" childn•n would
not b1• ubll! to pnl'l iciputt•,
Both housing nnd cut ing ftu•al·
llll•s tm· nvuilubll• whach will be
Ull'IUdL•d in tlu cosl No C'Ollc•gc
trL•dit will bt• givcon ro1· the '>CS
. •rh~ numbC'r of pt•ople thnt
mllv nlll.md is lun&tcd nnd lht st•
wtll be on a til .. l come,
·t:t!rvcd bn11i, n l>Utnmt•r 5C'ssion In nrt. ~lology
nnd music at Coos Bny, sponsor
ed by the collcgt'. Two hours of
college crcd it \\'til be g iv£"n for
the t wo-wcuk cuursc wluch IS
open to nny student. Housing nnd
food is also nvailablc.
Bernard Hinshaw, LC urt in
structor, will leach n cours~ in
nrl nnd Ot·. Reinhard Pnulv us-•
sociutt• profcssot • in music, w11t
instruct n clos.c; in mttSI<.'. Or.
SlnuHcr will tench g<'olOJ.l.'t'.
Anyonl' who is intcn•sll•d in
CllhL•r Of th1..• tWO prognllll:l mny
obtam information from Dr
Slaullcl'.
Elections • actonc:o.
Dr. Jomoa Stauffor innoconl·
ly droppod n Jickol in a box
for a drawing at tho now Co
lumbia morkot an Oawogo and
a wook lotor found blmaolf tho
ownor of a new roof.
Dr. Stauffor haa bcon aoon
dropping moro tic:kois in tho
box lotoly. Hoping to win tho
rost of tho hou.ao. no doubt.
College Receives
Third Alcoa Gift
The third gifl or $500 to come
from the Aluminum Company of
Arnericfl in I ht! pnst three years
wns p1 cscntcd lost w~ok to Presi
dent ~forgnn S. Odc.IJ by Donald
II. T1lson, Norlhwl~t operations
munngca·
I .. C wall sh1uc nlso in an nddi·
tionnl $1000 gift from Alcoa to
the ten andependcnt colleges
through 01 cgon Colleges found
ation. Samilar gtfls were mnde
Ill 'Wushington ns part of n nn-
1 ionw1dc prog1 nm daviding $75,
UOO lltnonc independent colleges
nncl st.'ltc nssoc~<tllons in 17 states.
LC will usc its pa1·t of the money
fo1· the faculty snlary budget.
Th<> A lco;l Foundntion USC'S H.!
money cxcl USI\'cly for rl.'lagaous.
churit11blc, sctentilic, library nnd
l!dm·ationnl pu1 poses, bclievmg
th.•t "the small independen t col
leges h:we hccn ot mnjor import
nnc:e m trc•ngthcning the over-nil
cciucatiOnlll progrnm or our no
tion,''
Head of Show
Resigns Job
Patti Hnincs, JUnior, recently
resigned her position ns director
of the ''Out oC Bounds" show to
Tom Speros ond Bruce Miller.
Both ?.ltlh•r nnd Speros ha\'e hnd
quit.c n bit of profcssiono1 !!.X·
pcncncc. Miller has worked ns
mnstc1· of ceremonies on the
Journul senior's rndio progrnm.
Tlw show, bccnusc of conflict
ang dntcs with the French play
nnd the Mother's weekend hns
twen postponed to April 25. It
''ill nm from 8 p. m. to 1 o. m.
T•·youts for the nffah· will be
held ngnin Mondny, April 7. Thus
fHI' they ho\'c interpretive danc
t!I'S, singer-s, three comedy nets,
fl da-ums nnd tnp dnnce act also.
The theme or the show is n
night club background with two
floor shows. The object o! the
Cunclit'ln is to raise money for the
spl!cch nl'l.S dcpart m~nt's new
tnpc n•cor d~·1·.
Harrington Hosts Meet
''Beyond Justll'< An Analyst.
of th1• Ethical Conct•pts o! Pow-
PI' nnd Lovu," wns th\ title of
lhP spt·t·ch gi\'l•n by Dr Davtd
Nt•whull, ussociutc protl•-:so1· of
phtlosophy nt Portland Slntc
colh•t.'t', nt the Mnrl'h 20 meeting
of thl' phalo5ophy club. The mct•l·
1011 w.1, held nt tlw home of Dr. August 18 but
tng until Au.qu I 30 will bt• tloc:tion nowa on pngo two
and Jhroo. Genornl oloctlon a
aro Monday and Tuoadny . and
Thuuday and F:riday. runoffa.
I John llnrrmgton, LC proCessor
l.-------- ---~ of phllo1ophy. • The lntt•rr.ollr•f!_tntc Knights or
LPwis nnd Clnrk nrc sponsori ng
n blood drive w1th Phil Hector ns
the chnirmnn. It will bcgm Jn the
gym, nt 0 n. m. Thursdny, April
l 0, nnd wtll lust until 2 p. m.
Agcun this semester there wlll
be competition among l..ewas and
Clark, University of Portlnnll nnd
Portland State coll('jJC, LC has
f1n1shcd second m the ''Big
Thrc,--.'" cornpctltacm 1n the lnsl
three ycnrs.
Compl'liliiHI nmnng the rrnl
crnitiC!l will he based on the actunl pints giVen by active mcm·
ben;, tnoctivc members nnd
pledges. Thosr• who try to give
and DI"C! unobd to will be in
cluded an the schools pc.rcc.ntngc
but not in the1r fraternities.
A s1gn-up list will be posted in
"Herald's Club" nncl in the "Trrul
Room'' s'> thnt students may indi
cate the hour nt which th'!Y wish
to give blood. S1gn-up wrll begin
Mondny, April 7.
Then~ as ~ very grcnl nc~d for
and we urge everyone who c.on to
help, says: Hector.
Sophomore, Junior Assist
With State's May Primary
Two Lcw1s nnd Clurk stud~ nL'I
nn~ working fot cnndadntes in
thr'ir primary election cnmpnigns
through thP Cituenship Clearing
House mtcrnship pro~rnm -, na-
Applicatio ns Due
For Scholarship tionul cducationn 1 foundation
whtch encourages studcnt.s to
pnrticipnte in politics.
Sue Walsh, n sophomore in
pohtict~l science, Is working in
the campaign of' Don Willner
for stntc senator nnd D.u:k 1-'olcy,
n junior in political scJcncc, is
working 10 the campaagn of Sam
Applications ror the Pi Dclln Bowc for supreme court justice.
Ep alcm scholnrship nrc due April J\s interns. Sue rmd F'olcy will
18 in the journnltsm ofltcc. The help where they nrc needed tlnd
sc:holnn;hip given by the journal· wiU .ctun c.xpcricnce in polit.aC£11
isrn honorary as for $75 processes, according lo Dr. Don
The nword is open to nny Bo.lmer, sponsor of lhe group nt
journol 1sm major. The candidates LC nnd trustee or Cluzcnship
nm,¥ npply by writting a letter Clearing House in Oregon.
stnting linnndnl need, quallti-,
cations nnd plans Cor the future. Freshman Pianist
Money Cot· the scholnrship was
rnisL•d from the snles of tht• pj. Plans Concert
oncer Guadc.
BULLETINS ...
Koith Burns. nlumnu' 'St. is
running for atato roprosenta·
livo on the Domocrah c: ticket.
Ho haa also beon very activo
in tho Young Democ:rah.
Phil Lango. also an LC al·
umnus '54, is runnang for coun
Jy ahQriff. Phil is a Domoc:rai.
He recently resigned as May·
or Terry Shrunck's advisor,
before which ho wns in lhe
Stato Polic:o. l mda Mn~.;N Ju~:hton. trl!shmnn
p1antsl, will perform the "Sonntn
tn 0 Mnjor. opus 10, no. 3'' of
Beethoven, in 1ts entirdy, nt the
Thursduy, Apr1l 10 Music Hour.
'l':hc n!temoon cone rt wdl be • held in E\'llns mus1c bu1ldinc nt
12;15 p m.
Conhnumg the program w1ll be
Hnrr: Hnn"on, !rcshmnn from
Pcndlt ton. who will piny a group
of ecHo solos.
Lmd~ is n student of M1 Nel·
he Tholen nnd Hnnson studae
under Boris Su-po,
Ellen Krytzer Receives AWS Award
For Variety of Campus Contributions
Ellen Krytz,•r hus b1 •'n selcNctl
ns Co·erl o( the Month by A WS
ror jll hl•r contributions to l..c\\
is nnd Clark durmg hct three
unci one hnlf years ht rc. Sh£> Is
ncta\'c ns Thctn Kappa president,
wmg lender (or Stewart hall nnd
an Ermiclphmn In the pnst she
ELLEN KRYTZER served on the student-faculty
councahng nnd guldnncc comrniL·
tee, Rclagton m 1.1Cc we •k nnd
ns Stewart hnll president.
F.llen J.s now studc.nt teachmg
nt Lnkc. Oswego hJgh school,
where sh..:! conducts clnsses in
World lustory nnd Amc.rican lit
crnture She fmds tcachm~ one
oC tuo.: most re\\ nrding e pcrt
cnccs thai she hns hnd.
The pretty bruneth.• :rcealls one
mcldcnl Utnt happened n."(:cntl •
'' lulc she was mstructmg tht•
cluss. "The clnss was t<•o no1sy
so 1 wrote n qucstlon on the
board and told the students \hl'Y
C'ould either wratc 11 oul M n test
or da:o;cuss it orolly," she related.
Om• hoy .sn\·etl the dny by sny·
mg thnt they could \Htle ll out
but would lt'arn so much murc 1r
she would discuss tl Wllh them.
t\(t~r graduatton Ellen plan to
h•nch al Ickes juntor htgh sdtool
in Mllwnukic . Her plans nlso in
clude mnrnagc lo Doug C<~mp·
btlll, a 56 Prndunte now utt~ntl
ing school tn Dhnot$ . Page Two THE PIONEER LOG Thursday. April 3, Ill!
Lone Contender for Prexy Post; Mrs. Gross Re~eals Hid~en Taleni
an 1 a es 1r 1ews o o s .lotntn{. lhL J.nnks of Lcw1s nnd
Clnt k's htcrnry contt ibut~s:,s to
nallonnlly known pubhcnllons 11
Mrs. Cleo Gro~. co-ordmntor of
the c1vlhzntton-hunmn1tit•s p1 o
b't'Rill. bronCI'S or tho Northwest Wh~
I grew up.'' HOWARD CHASE
Huwnrd Chn. e. cnndtdnt"• fOI'
tudcnl body prc.s1dcnt, ndmits
at walt be n "lot of work" bl'gin
nmg tlw s~nntc svstcm of student
body govcrmncnl on cAmpus. but
hl• feel. thnt il has "lots of po
tcnttnl."
Plnnking hts platform. Chase
;ud thot llwrc Will be!c no large
chnnc('s Ctom thas year, but he
docs want to impro\'t.' student
{:o\·cl'nmcnt by bringing it clo~cr
to the clnss lc\'cl to develop tu
turc lcnden: He l'Bid that chang
ing thc class mccung hmt.' from
noon Wcdn~sdny to II a. m. Tues
dn,· would enable more students
~
to partac1pntc.
HOWARD CHASE
Chase wonts more rcpr~cntn
taon or students on studcnt-fnc
ult) committees, counseling com
mittees and convocation com
mittees He ad,·ocatcs regular
mecunss with President Morgan
S Od li and members of the ad
mim trnt1on to 1nc:rcase cooper-ntion. He also wnnts to continul'
thl pre 1dcnt's column in the
LOG
l'hL lnst plank of h1s plnt!orm
conC\!l'M CIO!;t•r tiCS With Oth~r
.:.m.lll oollcgcF, conlinumg the
practl<'\.' or sending council meot
mg manutcs to tlwm. He: bch(}vcs
conferences wilh them once a
st•mc3tcr would help sohe mutual
problems ond bring tht• colleges
closer togcth<:'r.
Chnsc has been very active
during his thrct.' yen~ at Lewis
and Clark, scn•mg a .;ophomorc
elos.s president, acting as co-choir
man or Homecoming in '56 ond
aidang tht \\'US comnuth:l A
member or Sirmn Phi Ep5Uon nnd
stnH nsst tant m Platt hall, Cbn.!e
. cr\'t~d on the orientation com
mittee in '56.
VEEP CANDIDATES
DOUG DONACA
Th~: llnportnnt is~ucs wh1ch
Cac1.1 lht.• student government of
ne ·t yl'nr, 1wh ns tht• oricnlntion
o£ the n~:w constitution. P1onccr
Prc\'lll\\' nnd better o!f-campus
r~·lationships, should be import
ant to all students. Yet this h. communit-ntwns b• twl't'll the !our
clnsSl'S and the new student coun
cal. Tht.• \'iC"' president will hnvc
Ill net m this copncity •. An up-to·
dntc file will hnv•' to bt• ke!pt oC
<lll the oflicea·s of orgnnaznuons
spcd!icnlly for thts pw·po .• c H
wt· wnnt n uniftcd student body
nnd wish to rtd omsdvt'~ oC the
upathctic spint now mvadmg the
campus. we "tll ncl•d orricers
who wall meet the chnllcngl' thnl
th'' Ol:\\ conshhthon oCCct-s. 1. for
ont', om wJIJinr to devote such
tune as is necessary for mnkmg
the student ba<b· less apathetic
TREASURER
DON MILLER
A JOurnahst, I'm not: A poh
llcinn. I'm not: A few words to
.say I have and they an• these:
I feel that to have the privilege
of running !or ASLC trcnsurt•r
is n great honor. My qualiflcn
hons for this position at c vnricd.
While nt Multnomah junior col
lege 1 served as student body
president and t reosurcr . At
present I am serving ns trcnsucr
oi Alpha Rho Omcgn. If given
lhe privile'{c to bl' the next lrea
suret· of ASLC, 1 will do my be~l
to fulfill the obligation or the
office to the bc~t of my ability. Iter wnting mcludcs children's
stortcs, ly11C poetry ond whnt
she calls ''nos t n 1 g 1 c 1cmcm-
Around
the
Town
By Victor E. Dolonl
The ln:-t Portland S~ mphony
subscript ion conct'rt will take
plncc.>, Monday, April 7 nt 8:30
p. m. In the public auditorium .
Tlu \\ tll be n double treat. Ru
dolph Ftrkusny, famed Czech pi
anist, will be soloist with U1e
ot-clwstra. nnd Ahc~ Asmar, as
SIStant pt•ofcssor or art nt Lcwt~
nnd Clnrk college, will pr ·s~nt a
eollcction o! her paintings. The
progrum will consist of Wegner's
''Prclud~ to Pars•fal," the Con
certo No. 20 in D Mlnm· by Moz
art, "Cnpnccto Cor Piano and
Orchcstrn" by Stravinsky, and
"Pldul'cs at an Exibttion" bv • Moussorgsky-Ravel.
one example wh,•rc the "spirit' DON BUECHLER
JS lnckmg, for many students de. The Portland Junior Symphony
orchc.>stro will present 1ts final
concert of the sca-:on, Snturday.
Apa·il 19 nt the public ouchtonum. not c:n1c aboul the assucs and oth· 1 D1d you know Sl5.00 hom ev
ers nr bmttcd 10 thcu· concet n ery studl!nt's tuttaon cnch Yt'nr
bl socml and ncadcmJc prcssur :s. b placc.:d 1~ the studcnl body
I le<!l ll IS the duty or student treasury? It lS the JOb of the stu
lenders to pro\'td( on mccnttvc dent body treasurer to ndminas
to the croup wh1ch wall result 10 tcr this nearly $15,000 of your
ti1c betterment of the college money.
through croup partlc1pation and It is my plnn to budc~t thts
mtcJ~t
DON ROCHAN
1\ n c:nndidatc Cot v1ce prcsa
dcnt Clf the ludcnt body, I p1 o·
ROSe that the c.nmpus have better monc\' so that evcrv student who - -has contributed w1ll rccvi\'C the
greatest possibh• good !rom tlu
mvcstment. Th1s may be accom
phsh(.'d by cnrt•ful distributton of
StUdent funds lO UH'aS of Wade
student mtcrcst nnd advnntngc.
Wilh our n•·w scnnto1s coopl•t
atmg wllh the tnmsun.:J", I bt··
lit•Ye that we• c<•n :achtc\'e a m01 e
adequate d1strtbuuon.
Rt member a vote !or nucchlcr
for trca~orcr is n \·otc for n be.: t
teJ budget pohcy -
Library Stays Open
Tht co If t: hbr H' \ ill be• Swedish 'l'cnor, Jussi Bjocrling
wall IJc presented in conc\!rl Ap
dl 22, nt 8:30 p. m. in the public
nudttorium.
Roben No~hren, in ternntion
nlly known organ vtrtuoso of the
Uni\'crsity of .Michignn Will prc
scnt n concert tn the Fit st Pres
bvtcnan Church of Portland,
S mdav, April 13 at 4:00 p. m.
Currently nt the art museum 1s
tht 20th century German at t
<•xhab1t ton Arttsts rcpn•st.•ntcd
includt M<lX Ernst, Lyoncl Fcin
angcr, Ernst K<.rchner, Paul Klce,
and St'Vcral oth~rs. Final Port
land Town Hull prcs~ntatJon will
be a film, Apt·ll 10, Thul'sday, at
the pubhc auditonum at 8:30
p.m. on Sweden.
The C1vic theater 1s cuu cntly
prcscntmg "Witness for the Pros
ecution," by Agatha Christie
Wed. through Sat. nights at 8:30
p. m. In the Blue room. Friday
and Saturday evening<: arc two
plays by Terence Ratigan, "The
Browning Version," and ''A Har-Mrs. Gross' mm t• recent eftol'l&
ancludl• 11 vucntaon article on u..
Mount Adnms t·ounh y and
ston on canyfi:~hmg on the
olin nvu Tht.• halter compo~
COinl\ll'l'Cial fu;htnR of CtQy~
todnv wtlh thl fumllv ti!!hlng ra.
pcdtt aon~ and plcmcs on the rlvt:
bonk whach \H'rt' trndltlonnl Wh(J)
she wns n chald Doth fenturts
welt' publlsht d m The Oregon.
a on
She nlso has hnd stonts ard
P<X•try prinlt'd in "Thl Chrlloh ..
Scacncc Monitot·". ' Western lil
monitlc~ Re,·icw", ond, "Nnturt·
• anagnzmc.
Pubhshcd In the "Pac1f1c:. S~
totor" wns the following I>Ot
cntitlcd, ··one Thing or Another
Downward and SWift, the he&\']
wmcs
Splintered the impartial air
And sumnw1· grnsscs felt a smtll
Angut:;hcd bltcd to sall·nc<' thtn:
Furrt>d nnd broken, my heart
pul!lcd
Tht. capt 1\'c's lt.•n or mto dt:nth
But bcokcd and taloned too, 1t
crouched,
The prcdnto1· with blood stained
brent h .
How con it blc(•d the death of t>nt
Y ct sh:u c the hu ngcr or the
othcr-
Oh Cor 1ts quact heart should be
Wholly one thmg or another.
In I 950 she won third plnce in
the nnnunl StcVl'll Vincent Bentt
Ballad contest.
For part time nuthors like her
self, Mrs. Gross says lhat "the
cxcttin.:- port or writing is ge~·
tang the IIC'l'eptnncc slip from
buye1· and seeing vour work ·~
prmt." •
Mrs. Gross has ulh•ndt~d scho. •
in St'Ottl•rcd pu1 l oi the Unill<CI
SLatt•s, includlnJ:: On.•gon Collet'
of Education, Uni\'crsity of lOW\
Lcwi~ and Clark college nnd the
Una,·ca sil\ or 01'cgon Ext<'nsiotJ
center.
lll·r hu band, Dl'. John Gross,
u former LC professor, is
scntly at the University oC .. ~.
sink1 on a Fulbright lecturship
His field IS An1c1 icon litera tun.
So long 111 thou are ignor·
ant bo not ashamod to loarn.
--Isaac Walton From a World Uni\'crsity Servtce bulletm we notice that
"throughout the chaotic nineteen-twent1es WOS nurtured
and protected its hope· that the lamp of learning be held
aloft, casting Its light upon the darkne~s of insane belliger
ence and ignorance. Shattered universttles were rebuilt
while WUS worked to re-create an atmosphere for learning.
Destitute students receh·ed aid as WOS undertook to re
kindle the hope for mternational peace and understanding.
The focus of its program was the Irec mlltd of the student
he who learned and soon would lead. open both Fnday nnd Saturdny
from 9 to 12 p m., nccordmg to
Dr. Laurence Tomlinson, hbran
an. Jcquinnde ." ;.... _________ ___ _
"But before the vision of its program could be fully de
veloped in a peaceful arena, the shriek anci clatter of \l.rar
again spread over the world. WUS abruptly redirected its
acth•ity from reconstruction to rehei. Jn prisoner-of-war
camps books were distributt.>d bearing the imprint: 'that
learning may not die.' Behind the batlldines WUS sustained
rehe! to rdugees and war-lorn uni\•(•t-sities. And then the
engtnes of war came to rest: the sword was re-fashioned
into the plowshare. '
•fJn the mid-forties the \'\'US international program again
began to change. The emphasis shiftetl from post-war reha
bilitation to mutual aid and technical asistance. In fulfilling
this program, through joint consultation, one part of the
university world offered its aid to another-mutual help
rather than charity ... ''
The WOS drh·e will be on campus April 14 through 18.
As felJow students, let us help fight to keep man's mind nnd
sptrit free.
~-- -.. Jt--~
Olfld&&l :!'Ubllc:Allon of th" .AIIIIOclnlt.>d Stu4tnl of I , '' IR untl (.'lark col
It £• Pul•llt!ho4 'l'•·••kl)' durin& Ulll collct:• ) tar. Subacrlpllrm mll'.jj! $2 r•t r ) onr.
J-:ntcrcd Afl l!«:ond clal!.ll malt• r nt u. s. Porn orne . PorllcuiiJ, OrtofCon, t.lltd, T arl "•' Mro.rl'b 8, I 8'79 Sixteen Seek A WS: AMS Posts
Candidates fo1 A WS oHacl'S numbca ll an the
coming <'lcclion. Runnmg roa pn sadl•nt nn; <iOpho
mores Elizabeth Donaldson and Marti Schr.1dcr.
Elizabeth lists SOEA as one ol ht.r nctivitic and
Marti works on lhc VOYAGEUR starr nnd is n
member of Sacajawenns and Thew Kuppn ~oronty.
Four women students arc vacmg ror tlw A WS
vice president's title. Junior Sue Erickson is a
member of Ddta Pha Gammo soronty, P<.•p club,
FT A and has also hrld clnss offices. LUl' Lilly, JUn
ior, has been president of WRA ond holds mem
b~rship in FTA, and JS a former SacCJjawcan.
Also candidates tor this ofCicc ore sophomores
Jencan Mllls and Connie Klingmnn . J«•n1•an, who
has participated tn tl11· activities of Palatinlons and
Pep club, has olso bt en n dorm officer. Connie
belongs to Mu Pha Epsilon musac honorn1y, nnd
has served on thl• rally squad and in the Pep
club and SacajawcAn s.
Freshman Sandy StaHord IS opposing Ann Ot•w,
sophomore, for tht• oUict• oJ A WS SP.CH•tory San
dy is a member of the VOYAGEUR stotr SCA
and Palntinlans Ann, a Thl'ta Kuppu ;orot ity
mcmbcr, hosJ worked on tht; WUS commtth 1 o.nd
has been o ml!mbcr (){ SacaJawcnns nlso. Fi\'e men nn.: candadatcs fot· the lhn ~ t h:ctiH
offices of AMS. The prcs1dcncy post is unopposed,
while the other oL(ac.c-. hove two cnndtdalc'> t.•nch.
Two of the post~ hove bct•n vacant most of sprilll
scmt•stc.:r. AMS was ncnrly lc rt out of lhl' new
constitution, but was contlnul•d because the gcn·
eral fcding was thnt AMS did hO\'C n plact'.
Running unoppo ,cd fo1· the prcs1d~ncy post d
sophomon• Rotet Ado.ms. Hl• is now sophomort
clnss pres1dcnt, nnd is n member of Koppn PI::
Alpha. Ptu Mu Alpha. tntt.•rcollcgiate KnighU.
JUntor-sophomorl.' honor society. Ht.• as a gradualt
of Jefferson higi1. •
Sophomore Bill Hallet and juniot Bob Bocmkt
CJ.re opposing t.'ach olhet for the vicl' prcstdcnl
post. Boemkl.', a Molalla high graduatl', is o mCJII·
bt·r of Alpha Rho Omcgo, Phi Mu Alpha. bnnd, or
cheslra, has hts own dance band and has madf
lclt·vision appcarnnct•s.
Halll:r, u Milwaukie high graduate, IS a member
of Kappa Phi Alphn, lntf>rcollcgiutc Kna~hl!l nnd
ploy football, bask< tboll and runs track. I
1 r.
can
the I
andl
lj to
han
Ar:
Joh
r of
• cone
or 1
cd SC\
nts.:r
mcdm1
~
and
ot th'
-Smit
Edtt
:e. was
Inter
Jmsnnll Lo\ , Jim J.len, r.o.F.dltora In f"hJet: Hick Crn)', AIII!IBIAnl J:l41ttor
Jeun 8h•nT(J, l~•,.ture Editor, Sally l'h;rc Rol'lt:l)' J:!lllor; \1 f'lllo lhl'
~PMUI J~lt01 , Thc1·e arc• thl'1'c freshmen candJdFlles Cor A WS
treasurer: Carolyn Hng•·r, Ann Mo1 ll'l and Kar<!n
Tuylor. Carolyn is serving as a mt mb< r of lVCF,
Palatinians, and freshman octal commis•lont.•r lt'rcshmnn Gary Baker und 'iOphomon• Phil
Ilcckor on:: oppoqnp each ollwr tor th(.' q£'cretntY•
trea!'UH'J' p-o. I Both are produatcs or &•drnond rlllit)f tn
U• a•orlc I'll Ski I• Hnrl, D• nl"' Bruplnt::, Homono .Raltnum, P111 St•~l'lmRil I rry Jlli(Jk, 8Uil P'h!CU!! I Ann wot ks on the VOY AG FUR 'liHH, nnd holds
mcmb<>rship m Pep club and SC' A
• unton hi{"h Baker 1s a Sigma Ph1 Epsalon plcd~t ar
and acli\ <.• tn church activit tcs. Ht clot as on thl anct
Platt hall council and is o member or band, or· '(io·/'
chest ra and ensemble. • ~nt
ems
~nt c{fOt\:
:lc on Ult
Y nnd l
• lht 'IUaJ,
comp.~
cray~
lshlng ~l·
l thu rh'tl
:mol wh
1 tcntul\
! 01'1?go-
orics ana
Chmlian
Jlcrn lJu.
"Na tu~·
Hie SJ)l
ng I>Otr
't\nolhct
he hea'
I alr
t n smll!
nee the~
r heart
t death
d loo, ·~
th ot one
•f the
hould be
other.
phc.
nl Btmc•
like her.
hal "tht
•
~ IS get·
from the
WOrk
•d scho
• Unittd
n Gross.
ll'l PI"
of Hcl·
ctur hi~
lcratW'f
igoor·l
loam.
:Jn
I :,.---
;ts
clcc:ll\
)ppos!'d.
t.>S ench.
f sprinl
he nell/
he gl!r.
('C'.
posl .s
•homort
>pa Phi
iCnighU.
raduaU
Bocmk(
nd, or
s mod~
nembcf
'l L a lUI April 3, 1958
enatorial
SENIORS
PAllELIUS
untt\ tlll'l'(1' is sln•nAlh. In
10 iiC hit\ I! Ul\11)' 01\ lht•
con nul H 1!1 cssl'n tIn I to
~the mo t dcdtcntcd cnrators
........ m tht•lr clnss. l Will, wht•n
S~:IIIO I l!llUtOI, dt•volc the
of my lime nnd resourct •s
dt•Vl'lopin.: unaly Ul•t W('t'll
iStS. rnrulty tmd lht' commu-
IRWIN
Sl'nntor <~hould hovt• u dr.r
-~·J1Sl' of tht. rt. prest.•nlntavc
?On:1ib1ltty of his position , U
1n thl• position of St>nior
Mr. 1 Ccl•l thol il would bl·
main responsibility lo cxpttoss
cone' rns of thl various o.reos
campus hfc' through my po·
'11 on the.: tudcnl r,ovNmncnt.
>1\~'L• .. E THOMPSON
..m .1 urm upportu of the
studl•nt senate system. !or It
equnlizc rcprc.c;cnlatlon and
parllc1pataon m student
ernmt•ut. It will nlso lncrcnl>c
,mUOIC :\tiOil bdWCCn lh\ (IOV•
<~I uody nnd Its constltu-ents.
d 1 lnccrcly pledge my·
to ,, ork townrd tht•sc ends,
bt'ltt!t mt.'nl of the t~ntit c
and Clork commumly,
EARNSHAW
bclwvc 111 the newly cstab
student sennlc ns b~tnf.'
ore d•'moct alae und rt.>p1eS1 n
(orm of studt·nl govern--
1 reel t ht: lltn ll' l omrn ll
~nn b<• fnr more .-.erectiVe
the· prl.!scnt commlssaon sys·
and 1 would hkl thl oppor
to help them bt.eotne on
i'f. pnrt of studt. nt 'ovcrn-
rds Directs Band
Arlington F eslival DICK DANSKJN
The s• matm whom you c:hooSl'
must u~ dus mntcs with un in·
tPrc~a in thmr cluss ns well n!l 111
tlllit' :<:choot. h1 ordPr to do n
good job, one must be wlllmg to
I'C}lH'SL nt thl' Sl\ldl•Ot$ Wl\h On
opPn rnmd nnd odginulity . H
c•lcct~d, I mit fld to bu1ld unllv • through <'IaRs cuopf.'rntlon by und
for the studl nt
PRISCILL A FAX
I bt hcVl' Wl' o;hould kl•i•p Moy
Fl'lc fo1 LewiS and Clork stu
dlltls only, 01 ciH• includ" tht.•
high ~chool st•ntors 1n oil nctiV·
ttu At Willnmcttc we provided
donee dnt<'s Cor all visitors nnd
a IAntd !'.Omconc to acquaint
lht~m wath the campus. This
would lt.·nve o good 1mpn~ion
with prospt·Ctl\'e Pionccrtl ,
JUNIORS
CHRIS EDMANDS
The succe:; or !o1lurc of lht
nc.w scnnlt. typl' student congrc.
will depend n gront dcnl on the.
stort it i' L<. n• xt ycn1·. In oskmr
for u junior .st•nutor post, I hope
not only to voirc the opinion ~
and will of my class, bul ulso to
help this govcrnmt'nt set n good
pn ced<'nt
EARL BENSON
I bchc\'l' thnt n St'nalor IS t.•lect
(•d to profess the ideals of the
people he rcprcst•nts. The same
holds hUt' of the nt·w ~enntorlnl
system ol LC. 1f this system 1s to
succeed, 1 ft'\ I this must be 1ts
busis, otherwtsc u class senator
will lose contact wtth th1• gt oup
ht• \\'OS clcct<'d by. If elccll'd, nny
ideas I h:wc will be scc:ondory to
the wishes nnd idens of the jun
ior class.
r John Kcll Ru:h01 d '. di-A L
r or the symphonic bond, etter ...
a mus1c fcsltvnl cliruc tn .
lgtc)n Mnrch 14 for all schools To tho collego communtly·
countv. I rt;ad wht r ~ the PE depaa t-
the evening. he served as, mcnt hns 'pl!nl $400 on n mechnn
ronduclOJ r01 the massed 1cal pttclwr for· the bnsebnB ~com.
of 125 players, which in-W~1at wath the mcrcnsed pnc~ or
~ cvernl LC alumna md tu1tton. It SC(!ms to rnc thnl the
t<m .... Or. Richards olso acted money could huvc been beltt•r
oC ccrcmonacs for the spent by helpmg net dy students
rme<tlll tely n!tc1· the concert
rdoo Q plonc. ond new to
Bn)' to udjudtca tc the solo
~t fur Coos county. Ourmr
day he heard nearly 100
soloists und p~rsonully ln
•w(ld euch concerning their
al nmbitions nnd consulted
them concerning matters o£
education.
supervisors 10 Coos Boy
I.C graduate:; Roy Riscol
l>erv:isor of senior high school
·; Fmnk Leuck, former LC
Bnnd director, serves os
at Junior high school
and Ron Cnrpnnl has
of the grudc ~chool instru-
11 music.
Smith Receives Post
Edath Smith, seer< lattol
wns elected sccn•tnry ol
ftsltc•rn Oi\'IS!Oil or the Untt
n••ss tssoclations ot n
mC<'ting Mnrch 29 throup:h
Monterey, Cnlifornin, with
~lt1ror·n1o Business Edut.a·
lSSodntion. -
Interviews Available to pny tuition.
I think therefore that the PE
-ricpm·tml•nt owes the student body
an apology for then· thoughtle ss
ness and thnl the $400 should be
returned to the business o(ficc
unrncdintt b
Glon Ro1d -
Radio Facilities Available
l i~ltnmn fucahll< Cor KLAC
w1ll be 3\'atlublt m Tt.•mplclon
commons, Monday, Apnl 7. Thl·
stort asks that studt:nt• make su(;
gt stions as to thl! -music they
wunt played. Send them to P.O.
Bo~ 311. Lish nmp uss1gnmcn ts
rol' Sur\'~Y of Music lilt!rntut c
and Humnmti• S.J may bl• hca1·d
at 2 p.m. C\'NY Friday and nt
7:30 p.m. on c\·cry Wcdn~sdny
and Monday, respectively,
Forms Availabl e
e PhU
•retur)'
~dn,ond ava•lnblc throurh
Cl·menl olftcc next \\ f.'t·k
men and women af\d
ore Provident Mutunl
ilntntncc cornpuny on TuL'S·
8, tand Campttn Girl!':,
ftl<llny, Apnl 9, ul 10 u.m. G1 c1nt m otd apphcataon Corm
lor lt..'lurninv tudl•nts fol' th~;
s~hoo l yl."nt I OtiS 59 may be ob
tnincd thrOUJ' h Ot•nn Jov Hus·
ton Dean Fn•t!da Hurtdt•ld, lht.•
ndmll'lsaon orrin• ot· Mrs. Mar·
~nt t•t Shnrp, udm1sstons consul
lnnl. Thcst.• Corms should be Cillcd
out o.nd n•turncd to Ow deans ns
soon a~ posstbll'. Fo1 ms nn• nvnll
nblc Cor ;cholru-ship prant, uctlv
ity uwurds, grants-in aid, minis·
krinl awards nnd Cht i~tlon sen•·
ire nwards. nd, or· THE PIONEER LOG
ates
SUE WALSH
Eh:<'l1on lime now is lwt:c
You'll choose SENATORS
next year.
l'cl like to 1 t•prctt·nt your
thought&-Cor
Bt• sure they·,,. hPord, lotn 'n lots,
I'll be• hondy to hcn1 your word,.
Whc•thc•r the y'rf• vnhd or "lor
t ht.• birds,"
To make the new p:lttcrn of
govcr nmc•nt t~XCPI
And nssurc on ASB thol's
l'rllt.'d Wt lJ
SOPHOMORES
ELEANOR BURCAR gov-
II I tm t.h:ctt·O to bt. o sopho
mon• lil'nntor, I would smcercly
work to futltll mv duties as n •
rt•prt'SPntntivc of the elass m the
studc<nt c..·ounc11. Any constructive
id••us conccrnmg student body
matters thnt n classrnott: m1ghl
wish to bt ( xprC'sst•d will be rt'·
lntcd to lht coum•1l. 1 would
work to mnlntnm the Cinesl rt-p
rcsP.nlation nnd ac li\ ~ pnrticapn
tion or more .tudt.nts or the• bl.! vnlhng to work nnd to pend
the tuTit> n-.:c !ISlli'Y to mnkc the
sr•nutorial govl'rnmcut 11 succc~ S•
ful rcptPSCntotlon of the student .
I wtJl t>tpt cllllly try to prcsc·nl
the views of the sophomor~ class
nnd would work to promote• b••l·
lt•r studcnt-(nculty ~lntlon s
NANCY GABBERT
1 ht. ;ou or 1 nator rcpn•scnllng
the sophomore cluss would be un
1mportunt und rc sponstblc• po t
twn tn nny y~ar, l'Uiltng lor tn
h'rt.•st, inttiatlvt•, ncllon and, o!
course, JUSt pluin Willingness to
work hord and speak out tn stu
dl nt government . But I feel lhol
thts coming yc·or IS possably the•
most imporu.nt ycnr for select·
anc good, quahfiCd scnfilors bt..'
cnuse lh1s first ycnr. ond the way
in wh1ch the' Scnntc conducts at·
self ond the student body aC
fotrs, ,,.,11 snt the ton•• for the fu • turc scnntoraal govcrnml!nt 01
LPwis nnd Cl:trk.
HARRY HANSEN
ophomort. cla
RUTH OLSON
If I nm t!lt.th:d st::nator I TIH r u . n my csumnuon, I ct.•tt:un values om: must ucqutr.•
wlll in h1s (our yt.!fl~ of college thnl
• • Page Three
arms
w11l twlp h1m lo quaHCy for o
pOSIIIQil an SOCII Ly. Ont• or the
ls J.-•orh:mhtp. This is n vnlUP thnt
c:nn b ncqutr d br•st only through
·~XpPnc•nn· I run o ksn~ you to
help me• b«•tt• r myst•lt In thla
cupnc1ty by cit ctmt: rnc to be
your rt prescnlaltv• in th~: stu·
dent body c•nntP. I hnvc had cx
pc·rwnc,. bdorc thts, but now 1
nc:cd you to help m•• strength n
my leadcr-shtp quahtll's
BOB FITCH
Wh<•n Don Pinnock met w1th
lht nommc for the orrtcc or
t•notor he t!mphnsizt•d the {n , ..
dnm oC f'Xprcssaon the new con·
l'tatutlon nllows. We nll know th''
construcltVt! ldf10.S that r • dis·
couragt.'<i on th1s c.,mpus. l wont
to rcprcsc:nt thcst• Ideas; I wunt
lo rcpr" cnt my closs.
Comedy to Play
( onung tu Porllno,d dtrect
from New York wtll be lh~ highly
successful comedy, "No T1me roa·
Sergeants •· Th• p1ny is scheduled
for Tuesday nnd W~..>dncsdny, Ap
ral 15 nnd 16 nt 8:30 p m in thu
pubhc nudilortUm .
w.illt $allt1 PiRAce
A WS Plans 'Abby Knows' Show
"Mirrot·, rntrror on the wnll,
who's th~ !a1rcst of them all?'' • Abby knows, hut huw well you
know w1ll be re\'colcd nl n pro
cmm of sk1ts to be sponson·d by
As.c;oc1a t~d Women students at I 1 i1 chodulod for April 18 through
20. Spocial foalu.ros this yoa.r o.re
o bua tour of Portland Saturday
morning and tho bnnquot SaJur·
day night. For tho fint timo both
men and womon tudenta and
a.m. Tuesday in E\·uns mus1c their mothoh will ea.t together
bualdmg nudttoraum becauao of tho increased dinmg
facalitie Co chairman for tho
Tho ".Abby Knows. Do You?' week end are Jonean Mill• and
assembly will giv~ hints on good Larry Potorson.
groommg. diot and oxerc1101, oh I ''F h A d h \" ld" . ns tons roun t c YOr quotto and po1ntors ror boing a h th f th 1 t 1 . . IS t e cmc o c nnnun s y c ''gracsous pol!od cood an a way
th t .11 b f 11 f show sponsor<1d bv the Mothers a wa o un as we as an or· •
t. • di 1 Ell E club to be g1ven nt 8:30 p. rn., ma ton accor ng o y y . •
Aws .d d h J\ pnl 18, m 1 cmplelon commons. monn, prest ont an c aar Th . f h C VartOUS l)•pes Of d1 CSS WtJI
man ° t 0 program . be by Evelvn Gibson and Nudel-
F r-;on fl. lLtt..d Dh the pro· man bt oth.;s, Stud<"nt~ who arc
grom will be Mr$. Helen Hart-from foreign countries will model
ness, M tss Loas Filzg1bbon s and their nnttvc costume.. D(·<: :n
0Pun FH"!cdn Hartz reid JO add•-lions will be done by the. Ond •
lion to "Dear Abby' whose idcn· club under the direction c t Bu l
llly wall be ktpt a secret until Harris. The ndmiss1on Is 1 par
the nsscmbly. pm-son.
Patti Haines will he miStress ol Members of Theta Koppa or· salo Friday. Mench 28, at lhe
rummago snle centor. Over SJOO
was cle;uod. Janette Ross oU\d
Sally Pierco wero co-chairmen
for tho sale.
Th<' French deportment w11l
pre_ •nt ats nnnual play at 8:30
n m., Snturdoy, Aphl 12, under
tht! duccliun of Mme. Corinne
Pouteau. The tltlc 1s ''I..' sglc A
Deux Tctcs" (The E ~ l~ 1 c '" Jth
Two Heads) by Jean Coctcnu . The
piny, which will be gl\'cn in
French, ls u tragedy whiC'h un
folds Jts clasSJcnl lhCnt!J of mnn
battling mmd versus pttsswn The
piny w1ll be gJn~n ot the. Far
Acres theater nnd tickets may b~
purchased ol the door ,
Four sopbomort.• g&rl "ue
elected to Pep club ofCicc • :\pral
1 The of!tccrs nre Lurrn&no.:
Troh, preSident ~ Donna Reed. "ao
president; Pot Sp clmon, sccr>~.:
tory, rmd Fnllh Morshnll . treas
urer. Cl'l'l'tnOnH!S und Mtrinm Haddon orily held their annual rummage wall provide tnctdental musll. _.....;. ___________ ...;.. ____________ __ _
Ehzubcth Zmk and Cclme Part
rtdgc a1 e m chnrgc or posters,
which dl.play mirrot
Mra. Margu~ri.lo Rideout. edu
cation. bas bon ol~Jed vico pros!
don.t of Jho Oregon Aasoctation
for Student Teachinq , a cllvillon
of the NEA. This is an organisa
tion to prom.oto better handling I
of tbo liudent teaching program.
Mrs. Rideout will auccood to tho
proscdoncy of the association
noxt year.
''Augustine's theory of know
kdlt I lht tii.lc O( th~ paper
Dr. John Hnrl'ington, professor
of phtlo oph\·, will bl' prcscntinr
at the st!mi-annual meeting ot the 1
Pacific Const Theological group
in San Fronct!lco, Apt il 11 nnd 12.
The main toptc. Cot· dtscussio n will
be St Augu llnc
Tho annual Motbon' wookond
Grad New Linfield Dean
Nnonu Brown, ·17. hn bt.Ln
nnmt.'<l dean of womt n at Linfield
college for ne ·t yc rn Sh~.: Is now
dt.•ttn of n. idcnc1.• and tn truc:toa
in psychology Ill HunOVt.;l' coUt:ogc
in lndinnn Followanp hH gradu
al ion she corned her M.A. dt!
gt cc in pt•rsonncl from Syracust:
uni\'c.:t th She hns nlso been
dt•lm of wonwn and so<.'lnl tli1 t•c·
lor· at Not tht•rn Idaho Collcgl! of
Education, LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
I
. --• by Dick Bibler --
I I
tt AtJO NOW. ()ft C~OOPA'ff , ~WILL ~fLATf H16 e~ef'IENCf5
A»CH6 'THE HfAO ~"INKJNO NAT1VE5 OF CfHmAL AME~CA !.' Pag Four
pring ports Action
Delayed By Elements
~-pnns poru on Uu. l t c: arnpu fmds n ''~ems bnlllc "tth tht•
clcm<'nt.s sn order to '' t lhl tr ~cnsons of( on th<' nght foot. The
ten~ Utre~tt of :rnin hns hampered the prnctict thus tor. It put n
dnmpl r on thl Pione(!rs ba~ ball opi'ni"t wilh PSC l.l!:l Snlut'da,y
aftcmoon. •
Jtm Goddard's goU~rs ar~ busy qualitymg for tho six lop
posittOn$ on tho •quad for thcHr op~nor April 8 ogainsJ Pacafic
at Top o· ScoiJ Golf club in Milwaukit.' Bob Blair. Ron Lan·
gos and Ron Tampe are newcomers while last year's performers
Roc;or Fleck. D1elc: Stephens and Al Parelius are back. TTand~n
Bill George and Bruce Fraser ure pos•iblo candidates tor po·
s1hons.
Dr WnrTCn ~m1lh takes Ius band o! ncllc.rs agnmst ~ncrnmento
~tntt-tomorro". The Sacramento State Cl'C\\' is rough The) troun~
the hsghly touted Portland P1lots ln~t y\!ar u-1.
Smith's tentahve hne·up will be Doug Oonaca Bob Ellerby.
Dtck Phillips. Earl Shmsok.1 nnd Kon Rurf. The LC notm~n
5hould btt rough in NWC acHon.
The Wdlamcttc Reltl)'S pro\•Jdc Eldon r1 ' track t<>am \\ tth its
:Cn·st ouuns.; nf the season F1 wm have n tc_ntntn c lm~·UP oompnsed
or Ben Lnwv ·r 111 the shot put, Chuck Noltt• and Chfl Shelton in
the dlS us, Dn\'C Jeans m th~ broad Jump, Jcnns nnd Johnny Oukc.o:
m lhc htgh Jump, Glen John"on Ill the pok \•null nnd Jnck Hogg nnd
'oltt m the ;aYr.hn.
Pete Hoplcins . Conrad Sundholm , Jim Ryder and Jack Abdie
will carry LC hope5o in the mjlc rolay. Ron Pauly may compete
an the high hurdles.
Coach Jo'red \\'tlson's basd.)all club wtll JOurney to Cor\·nlh to
morrow, weather pc:mutUng, to tangle wtUt thl' OSC Bcnvcrs
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The Perfect Atmosphere at
3606 \\'1 Barbur Blvd.
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A. I take my pen in hand, I lake
my bottle or Coke in the other hand!
Yee, dear diary, where would I be
without Coca..Cola ? Just a social outcast.
Wby, cotr11bodr1 drinks Coket John
and Bill and Barry and Charley,
Horace too. Con6dentiaJly , I think I'U
have another bottle of Coke. 7-9266
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8otlled under authority of The Coca-Colo Company by
Pacific Coca Cola Botthng Company
-c..u-........ ''" ...... _ .. PIONEER LOG
Court Action
EarnFixmen
Sport Award
Bn.,kctbnll conches Eldon Fax
and Jun Goddnrd ho\ c named
11 players to J"1.!C(U\' ' \'nrsity bns
kctball awards Hcnrlmg llu.• ti t
'" fre.;brnan Rovce 1\lcDrmh•l who -played n totnl C'f R!li mtnuh:s char-
ing tlh' season. •
Bill StCnlJl~l 3nd Chll Slwlton
wllJ t(.'C'CI\'C lht'll' third \'III'SIIy
ld ter. Sll'rnpd ts the onlv sen
tor on th~ ga'CatJ~ 1mprovcd Pto·
nccr sq_uad E\ l ry m ml>cr of the
squad won on O\\ nrd Tho.,,.. re
ceiving nwards ore
Third Award-
Cliff SheUon
Stempel onaor.
Second 3ward-• • JUnaor: Bill
Rogor Flock. sophomore: Bill
Haller. sophomore.
F1rst award-
Royce McDaniel freshman :
John Dukos. sopbomoro : Ron
Lango:. freshman· B o b
Brook freshman: Glon Hut·
ton, freshman ; Horm Jones,
JUUJor: and Managor Dave
Jeans. junior.
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For your school danec
and other social occa·
$ions, "GO FORMAL
-GO CROMWELL."
\ ou'lllook your best In
Cromwell formal wear
featuring 1958 dinner
jackets in newest styles
nnd colors including
ambassado r red, son
jwm sil\ler, pastel blue.
~ hite and blncl::. All
aece$s ories, "tie-to
toe." lArgest stock in
Northwest. Guaranteed
fit. Oe:mer fresh. At·
tracu"e rental prices.
School functions ll
specialty Rescn-e C3rl)'. • For spon.s and casual wear..:..
IVY LEAGUE SHIRTS
PENDLETON SHIRTS, JACKeTS
TOWNE & KING SWEATERS
Opea Moadoy ond Friday 'Til 9 P M Thuraday . April 3,
brock ains rown
At oast Tourname nt
T.c w1 nnd Clot k '" cslling moved mto the lHg ttmc n fcv.·
nRo when Keith Shrock dl'lhroncd Isuo Horayc of Snn Dat'go
to gnm lht· f'al'UJ<' Coast lntcrcollugiutc WI"\!Sllang ch ·
lht• 115 pound cln,..
MatmenGain
Letter A ward
Wrt!stlmg con<:h Fn.:d Wtlson
led Ius crnppling crl'\\ to nn m
sptrtnG season which snw Keath
Shrock tnkc• thl' Pncafac Const
lntcrcollc~;int~ chnmpi on s h i p.
Shrock scored 53 points during
the season and the mmwtu~
moulcr won h1s second letter.
Senior Dick Fitzg\!rnld 5cored
37 pomls nnd ''as awarded h1s
third vnr~tty lett "r. Ben LaW\'Cr
the gmnt from Klnmath Falls,
won has iirst lett •r by scormc 42
pomt.s Freshmen Pete Butler
w1th 37 pomt , Ed Fll:zgernlrl, 28
pomts, Larry Tankcrslt•y, 18
points, Hank Tcmpll!mon, 16
pomts, and ,John Bickford, l.J
potnls all won their ftrst letlt'r
m the :ut of gruntmg and groan
me.
SPORTS PREVIEW
Baseball
Friday Aprtl 4--0SC dou·
bl~header there
Saturday . April 5-U of 0
doubleheader there Shrock Enton AAU Moot
Not conh.mt tel ('Ull It r1
Slu o~k Pnh•n tl tilt'
AAU \\"J cstlinl' tournnntcnt
Multnomnh Athh•tlt• club
Shrock, wrc'slllng It\ lh~
pound <"lnss. lost has farst ~
of the <'Rson vin o ptn f~
vm Chnstie of Portlnnd
college. J\ lthouJ:h Chrutk,
rented Sht ock nnd wns vot(.>d
tournament's outslondm g
ler, at wos only bccaus~ h
Shrock's fu-st lry ut AAU
tltnr., whtch is cntarell
!rom collegantc w~sthng.
l~st Fradny Shrol·k cnt~
nrtliOnlll NCAA
hclrl nt l.ornmtc, Wyomtng
he suffered Ius s1 cond dcJer.
tht• sen~on losing to CharlCJ
ty o! Minm•sotn in the 115
class.
Lawver Places Third
Anothc>r I .C grnppl\!r who
tcn~d the AAU tournament
Bl'n Lnwv~r. Wrcsthng in
hc•a\'ywcig'h l clnss, Lawver
"'ith Sum Salorno of lo'ort
is (the t•vt•nlual wmner)
thl'n wns defcat~d by Ted
from Oregon State college
championship match. Thts
Lnw\'C'r thiro place in the
nnmenl.
BY BILL SENDELBACK
Fred Wllson has taken over As "Jack·of ull·.trade:i' at
tho roins of the LC diamond ior he coached such later
nine. Ho is taking over tho va· greats as Gono Flippin and
caney loft by Wade Wilharns , Johnson.
who 11 now a scout for tho Port·
land Boavora. William s was only
at LC for one year and dur1ng
his a.tay the Pioneot5 took the
conference champ1onship. The
former coach at Lincoln hlgh
school carne out of rehtoment to
coach the Pioneers last season
In his one year here Wtlliams
made LC history.
I Wllso1 c 1 nc to LC last yctu
as bnckficld coach for the grid
... rcw. Bc.fore coming to Palalmc
full he coached the Albany high
chool nilw into the quartcrfinnls
of the stntc toumnmcnl. \Vhil•'
he nch:d nl!;o as assi.stnnt gatd
aron coul'h Albany went down to
ddeat just once.
For five y~ara previous to this
Wilson had been 1\ead coach in
~very thlng from football to
checkora at Raimer high &chool Wlul•· compalnliv cly
the slnCf, Wilson as no
to the HJII. Ht> wus
from LC in 1051 nnd
tlu cc yco1:; an football, uas,lct'l
~nd baseball. In 1950 he wo.:
tcnm mcoplrntionnl trophy.
Joe Boutin. former LC
ball and lrack star recently
the long ,top as he marr1td
oUc Shawver Boutin is GD
from the U S. Marines
loavmg soon for officer's
m Quantico Virginia.
Lal>t Saturdny s dtamond
glc bet ween thf' Paonccrs At!
PSC VIkings was called
count of lhc usual 01cgon
sunshine. The gnmc will
cd on the ru-st day this weN
gnlosh<•.s and rninconts prt
nt:Pded
The Pionaor nme take o: New Burlinga1ne
rounlain • va .. iely Orogon Stato collogo
Fnday m a doublo·bill and
lravot to Eugono Saturday
tlo tho Ducks in a twin·•nc•
One or lhc btc issues t:
vear's studPnt bodv
Try Our
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Un~Lcd StateJ Sub Po_ t Office
We Gtve S&H Green Stnmps • • was the bubble over the
mmg pool. Why not
mon''Y to a new bn~ketlWJ
for the gym. Wc•
havt• the wot'St floor in
fen•nct>.
Bill Martes
hell • er 1ce
QUICK SERVICE
Time for n Spnng Chl>O
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EST. t867
• 195~
Tacoma Rabbi to Visit Campus Soon !Wins New Root,
To Give Lecture, Discussion Series Needs House For Annual Blood Drive
Oh. Jho wondors of modorn
Rnbhl Hichn1 d RoJ;rnthnl, 11plri·
tu31 kadcr of Temple B~th lsrnc.-1
tn Tncnmn, will be n vltlto1· on
compu!: Aptal 8, !l nnd 10 to give
1 srr!Ps of lechtu•s nnd discus
SIOns.
Tuesday, Apnl 8, the Hnbbi will
speak to the hfc and tcnclungs
of Paul clnss m B·21 on "Jewish
Doctrmc of Mun," nnd at 10 n. m.
1n B·36 tu p!'rsonncl mnnngcmcnt
on "Judaism nnd Socu1l Justic<.•."
Noon ctiscu saons cnch day with
itudf'nts und faculty will be held
m Tl'lnpleto n commons dining
rooms one nnd l wo.
Conti mung his ll!Clurc 'l'ut sdny,
Rnhb1 Hor.t•nlhnl wtll tnlk nbout
"Jurlnl m nnd Sociul Justicl'" to
clnssl'S II\ Chrisllnn social thought
and prlnctplt•s o( sociology in
E·l2.
1'hl! mtrodlwtaon to religion
class will hcnr the Hubbi nt 9
am. on Wednc.sctuy, Apral 9 an
8·2-1 where he will d1scuss the
•JeWISh noctnnc of Men." At
10 a m in the same room, "Func
tion of Rcligwn an Modern Sod
tty" '''Ill bC' the toptc of Rnbbi
Ro l'nlhnl's lecture to principles
of SOCiology and n•hg10n in thl'
Ne'' 'ft•stument clnsscs. RABBI ROSENTHAL
"Gro\\ lh of Modl:rn Anti-Scm
Iasm" will be discussed at 11 n. m.
in BA-1 to the introdudton to the
B1ble cln'ss .md the Robbt w1ll ll•c
turc agnin Rt 2 p. rn. an Tli-11 on
'''J'hc Religious F'oundotron for
a Better Society."
Conc:.luding his thtce·dny v1sit
on l'Dmpus, Rnbbt Rosenthul will
give the April 10 chnpPI nddress,
''Thl' Importance oc Bcang Olt
t' ea en t."
LC Community Chorus
To Continue Sessions
Seventy-ti \'(' pel .,on& o ttendcd
the fm;t tehcnt'SUI of the Lcwl~t
and Clnrk collt•gt• community
choru~ on Murch 20 when the
~Lord N<'lson Muss" by Frnn1
Joseph JI,•ydt·n wns rend He as brought hen• under the
nuspaccs of the Jewish Chnutnu
' qua society, an orgnnlznhon pro
\ iding lor 1 ~llg1ous undcl"Slnnd
ang m educo laona! progmms .
Or. Ht•inhnrd Pauly ond L. Stun·
ley Glnrum, lcade1 s or the newly
organized singing ga oup, rcmnrk
td nt the "fmc c•nthuslnsm, in!or
mahty nnd singing for tlw joy o!
11" thut the t~roup dtt~plnyed.
Two Bach cnntntns wt•rc ~cht•d
uloo for the second ri'hcarsal. • • contlnuang the opportuntty for
th•• clwrus to become fomillor
\l.ith n Ina J.!c number of great
choml worl,r,
Tht· choit• Will rchenrse cnch
Tucsdny c wning from O::lO to
a p.m. in the nuclitnrlum of
r.wm rn\asic bu1lding. nuccntl.r dischnrgl)d from the
army where he s~rved ns o chop·
Jain, the Gcrmun-born Ruhl>a was
educated nt Ccntcnal'y college
in Louislann and wus ordnined
u Rabbi nl Hchtcw Union college,
rccch·ing li1s Moster of IIcbrf!w
Let tcrs degree.
VOYAGEUR Has Pictures
Per on$ .,.. ho ordt a ·d wt~llct
s1ze pactures nt the beginning of
the ycnl' und hnvc not rcccivctl
them nt askt.:d to ll'port to the
VOYAGEUR of!wc bt•l\\'ctm 8 ond -J J n m. any Mondny, Wt•drwsclny
or F't adny. Those who owe money
mny pay at thnt llln<'.
Dr. Stauffer Otters Family
Course in Biology, Geology
D1. James Stnuffca·, LC scit•ncc
ororcssor, will leach n rnmily
OW"St• in marine biology nnd f!C'·
ology 11t Coos Buy this summer
for the Ort•f!on MusPum of Sci
~c, . nnd Indusln. •
The S<!.'l.:;ion will run. from Au·
ust 18 to 23 smd wall be open
nly to "pnn•nts with child1't'n"
long ond 'children with pun.mts"
long Dr Stnulrer emphasized
hnt "vcn voung" childn•n would
not b1• ubll! to pnl'l iciputt•,
Both housing nnd cut ing ftu•al·
llll•s tm· nvuilubll• whach will be
Ull'IUdL•d in tlu cosl No C'Ollc•gc
trL•dit will bt• givcon ro1· the '>CS
. •rh~ numbC'r of pt•ople thnt
mllv nlll.md is lun&tcd nnd lht st•
wtll be on a til .. l come,
·t:t!rvcd bn11i, n l>Utnmt•r 5C'ssion In nrt. ~lology
nnd music at Coos Bny, sponsor
ed by the collcgt'. Two hours of
college crcd it \\'til be g iv£"n for
the t wo-wcuk cuursc wluch IS
open to nny student. Housing nnd
food is also nvailablc.
Bernard Hinshaw, LC urt in
structor, will leach n cours~ in
nrl nnd Ot·. Reinhard Pnulv us-•
sociutt• profcssot • in music, w11t
instruct n clos.c; in mttSI<.'. Or.
SlnuHcr will tench g<'olOJ.l.'t'.
Anyonl' who is intcn•sll•d in
CllhL•r Of th1..• tWO prognllll:l mny
obtam information from Dr
Slaullcl'.
Elections • actonc:o.
Dr. Jomoa Stauffor innoconl·
ly droppod n Jickol in a box
for a drawing at tho now Co
lumbia morkot an Oawogo and
a wook lotor found blmaolf tho
ownor of a new roof.
Dr. Stauffor haa bcon aoon
dropping moro tic:kois in tho
box lotoly. Hoping to win tho
rost of tho hou.ao. no doubt.
College Receives
Third Alcoa Gift
The third gifl or $500 to come
from the Aluminum Company of
Arnericfl in I ht! pnst three years
wns p1 cscntcd lost w~ok to Presi
dent ~forgnn S. Odc.IJ by Donald
II. T1lson, Norlhwl~t operations
munngca·
I .. C wall sh1uc nlso in an nddi·
tionnl $1000 gift from Alcoa to
the ten andependcnt colleges
through 01 cgon Colleges found
ation. Samilar gtfls were mnde
Ill 'Wushington ns part of n nn-
1 ionw1dc prog1 nm daviding $75,
UOO lltnonc independent colleges
nncl st.'ltc nssoc~<tllons in 17 states.
LC will usc its pa1·t of the money
fo1· the faculty snlary budget.
Th<> A lco;l Foundntion USC'S H.!
money cxcl USI\'cly for rl.'lagaous.
churit11blc, sctentilic, library nnd
l!dm·ationnl pu1 poses, bclievmg
th.•t "the small independen t col
leges h:we hccn ot mnjor import
nnc:e m trc•ngthcning the over-nil
cciucatiOnlll progrnm or our no
tion,''
Head of Show
Resigns Job
Patti Hnincs, JUnior, recently
resigned her position ns director
of the ''Out oC Bounds" show to
Tom Speros ond Bruce Miller.
Both ?.ltlh•r nnd Speros ha\'e hnd
quit.c n bit of profcssiono1 !!.X·
pcncncc. Miller has worked ns
mnstc1· of ceremonies on the
Journul senior's rndio progrnm.
Tlw show, bccnusc of conflict
ang dntcs with the French play
nnd the Mother's weekend hns
twen postponed to April 25. It
''ill nm from 8 p. m. to 1 o. m.
T•·youts for the nffah· will be
held ngnin Mondny, April 7. Thus
fHI' they ho\'c interpretive danc
t!I'S, singer-s, three comedy nets,
fl da-ums nnd tnp dnnce act also.
The theme or the show is n
night club background with two
floor shows. The object o! the
Cunclit'ln is to raise money for the
spl!cch nl'l.S dcpart m~nt's new
tnpc n•cor d~·1·.
Harrington Hosts Meet
''Beyond Justll'< An Analyst.
of th1• Ethical Conct•pts o! Pow-
PI' nnd Lovu," wns th\ title of
lhP spt·t·ch gi\'l•n by Dr Davtd
Nt•whull, ussociutc protl•-:so1· of
phtlosophy nt Portland Slntc
colh•t.'t', nt the Mnrl'h 20 meeting
of thl' phalo5ophy club. The mct•l·
1011 w.1, held nt tlw home of Dr. August 18 but
tng until Au.qu I 30 will bt• tloc:tion nowa on pngo two
and Jhroo. Genornl oloctlon a
aro Monday and Tuoadny . and
Thuuday and F:riday. runoffa.
I John llnrrmgton, LC proCessor
l.-------- ---~ of phllo1ophy. • The lntt•rr.ollr•f!_tntc Knights or
LPwis nnd Clnrk nrc sponsori ng
n blood drive w1th Phil Hector ns
the chnirmnn. It will bcgm Jn the
gym, nt 0 n. m. Thursdny, April
l 0, nnd wtll lust until 2 p. m.
Agcun this semester there wlll
be competition among l..ewas and
Clark, University of Portlnnll nnd
Portland State coll('jJC, LC has
f1n1shcd second m the ''Big
Thrc,--.'" cornpctltacm 1n the lnsl
three ycnrs.
Compl'liliiHI nmnng the rrnl
crnitiC!l will he based on the actunl pints giVen by active mcm·
ben;, tnoctivc members nnd
pledges. Thosr• who try to give
and DI"C! unobd to will be in
cluded an the schools pc.rcc.ntngc
but not in the1r fraternities.
A s1gn-up list will be posted in
"Herald's Club" nncl in the "Trrul
Room'' s'> thnt students may indi
cate the hour nt which th'!Y wish
to give blood. S1gn-up wrll begin
Mondny, April 7.
Then~ as ~ very grcnl nc~d for
and we urge everyone who c.on to
help, says: Hector.
Sophomore, Junior Assist
With State's May Primary
Two Lcw1s nnd Clurk stud~ nL'I
nn~ working fot cnndadntes in
thr'ir primary election cnmpnigns
through thP Cituenship Clearing
House mtcrnship pro~rnm -, na-
Applicatio ns Due
For Scholarship tionul cducationn 1 foundation
whtch encourages studcnt.s to
pnrticipnte in politics.
Sue Walsh, n sophomore in
pohtict~l science, Is working in
the campaign of' Don Willner
for stntc senator nnd D.u:k 1-'olcy,
n junior in political scJcncc, is
working 10 the campaagn of Sam
Applications ror the Pi Dclln Bowc for supreme court justice.
Ep alcm scholnrship nrc due April J\s interns. Sue rmd F'olcy will
18 in the journnltsm ofltcc. The help where they nrc needed tlnd
sc:holnn;hip given by the journal· wiU .ctun c.xpcricnce in polit.aC£11
isrn honorary as for $75 processes, according lo Dr. Don
The nword is open to nny Bo.lmer, sponsor of lhe group nt
journol 1sm major. The candidates LC nnd trustee or Cluzcnship
nm,¥ npply by writting a letter Clearing House in Oregon.
stnting linnndnl need, quallti-,
cations nnd plans Cor the future. Freshman Pianist
Money Cot· the scholnrship was
rnisL•d from the snles of tht• pj. Plans Concert
oncer Guadc.
BULLETINS ...
Koith Burns. nlumnu' 'St. is
running for atato roprosenta·
livo on the Domocrah c: ticket.
Ho haa also beon very activo
in tho Young Democ:rah.
Phil Lango. also an LC al·
umnus '54, is runnang for coun
Jy ahQriff. Phil is a Domoc:rai.
He recently resigned as May·
or Terry Shrunck's advisor,
before which ho wns in lhe
Stato Polic:o. l mda Mn~.;N Ju~:hton. trl!shmnn
p1antsl, will perform the "Sonntn
tn 0 Mnjor. opus 10, no. 3'' of
Beethoven, in 1ts entirdy, nt the
Thursduy, Apr1l 10 Music Hour.
'l':hc n!temoon cone rt wdl be • held in E\'llns mus1c bu1ldinc nt
12;15 p m.
Conhnumg the program w1ll be
Hnrr: Hnn"on, !rcshmnn from
Pcndlt ton. who will piny a group
of ecHo solos.
Lmd~ is n student of M1 Nel·
he Tholen nnd Hnnson studae
under Boris Su-po,
Ellen Krytzer Receives AWS Award
For Variety of Campus Contributions
Ellen Krytz,•r hus b1 •'n selcNctl
ns Co·erl o( the Month by A WS
ror jll hl•r contributions to l..c\\
is nnd Clark durmg hct three
unci one hnlf years ht rc. Sh£> Is
ncta\'c ns Thctn Kappa president,
wmg lender (or Stewart hall nnd
an Ermiclphmn In the pnst she
ELLEN KRYTZER served on the student-faculty
councahng nnd guldnncc comrniL·
tee, Rclagton m 1.1Cc we •k nnd
ns Stewart hnll president.
F.llen J.s now studc.nt teachmg
nt Lnkc. Oswego hJgh school,
where sh..:! conducts clnsses in
World lustory nnd Amc.rican lit
crnture She fmds tcachm~ one
oC tuo.: most re\\ nrding e pcrt
cnccs thai she hns hnd.
The pretty bruneth.• :rcealls one
mcldcnl Utnt happened n."(:cntl •
'' lulc she was mstructmg tht•
cluss. "The clnss was t<•o no1sy
so 1 wrote n qucstlon on the
board and told the students \hl'Y
C'ould either wratc 11 oul M n test
or da:o;cuss it orolly," she related.
Om• hoy .sn\·etl the dny by sny·
mg thnt they could \Htle ll out
but would lt'arn so much murc 1r
she would discuss tl Wllh them.
t\(t~r graduatton Ellen plan to
h•nch al Ickes juntor htgh sdtool
in Mllwnukic . Her plans nlso in
clude mnrnagc lo Doug C<~mp·
btlll, a 56 Prndunte now utt~ntl
ing school tn Dhnot$ . Page Two THE PIONEER LOG Thursday. April 3, Ill!
Lone Contender for Prexy Post; Mrs. Gross Re~eals Hid~en Taleni
an 1 a es 1r 1ews o o s .lotntn{. lhL J.nnks of Lcw1s nnd
Clnt k's htcrnry contt ibut~s:,s to
nallonnlly known pubhcnllons 11
Mrs. Cleo Gro~. co-ordmntor of
the c1vlhzntton-hunmn1tit•s p1 o
b't'Rill. bronCI'S or tho Northwest Wh~
I grew up.'' HOWARD CHASE
Huwnrd Chn. e. cnndtdnt"• fOI'
tudcnl body prc.s1dcnt, ndmits
at walt be n "lot of work" bl'gin
nmg tlw s~nntc svstcm of student
body govcrmncnl on cAmpus. but
hl• feel. thnt il has "lots of po
tcnttnl."
Plnnking hts platform. Chase
;ud thot llwrc Will be!c no large
chnnc('s Ctom thas year, but he
docs want to impro\'t.' student
{:o\·cl'nmcnt by bringing it clo~cr
to the clnss lc\'cl to develop tu
turc lcnden: He l'Bid that chang
ing thc class mccung hmt.' from
noon Wcdn~sdny to II a. m. Tues
dn,· would enable more students
~
to partac1pntc.
HOWARD CHASE
Chase wonts more rcpr~cntn
taon or students on studcnt-fnc
ult) committees, counseling com
mittees and convocation com
mittees He ad,·ocatcs regular
mecunss with President Morgan
S Od li and members of the ad
mim trnt1on to 1nc:rcase cooper-ntion. He also wnnts to continul'
thl pre 1dcnt's column in the
LOG
l'hL lnst plank of h1s plnt!orm
conC\!l'M CIO!;t•r tiCS With Oth~r
.:.m.lll oollcgcF, conlinumg the
practl<'\.' or sending council meot
mg manutcs to tlwm. He: bch(}vcs
conferences wilh them once a
st•mc3tcr would help sohe mutual
problems ond bring tht• colleges
closer togcth<:'r.
Chnsc has been very active
during his thrct.' yen~ at Lewis
and Clark, scn•mg a .;ophomorc
elos.s president, acting as co-choir
man or Homecoming in '56 ond
aidang tht \\'US comnuth:l A
member or Sirmn Phi Ep5Uon nnd
stnH nsst tant m Platt hall, Cbn.!e
. cr\'t~d on the orientation com
mittee in '56.
VEEP CANDIDATES
DOUG DONACA
Th~: llnportnnt is~ucs wh1ch
Cac1.1 lht.• student government of
ne ·t yl'nr, 1wh ns tht• oricnlntion
o£ the n~:w constitution. P1onccr
Prc\'lll\\' nnd better o!f-campus
r~·lationships, should be import
ant to all students. Yet this h. communit-ntwns b• twl't'll the !our
clnsSl'S and the new student coun
cal. Tht.• \'iC"' president will hnvc
Ill net m this copncity •. An up-to·
dntc file will hnv•' to bt• ke!pt oC
<lll the oflicea·s of orgnnaznuons
spcd!icnlly for thts pw·po .• c H
wt· wnnt n uniftcd student body
nnd wish to rtd omsdvt'~ oC the
upathctic spint now mvadmg the
campus. we "tll ncl•d orricers
who wall meet the chnllcngl' thnl
th'' Ol:\\ conshhthon oCCct-s. 1. for
ont', om wJIJinr to devote such
tune as is necessary for mnkmg
the student ba<b· less apathetic
TREASURER
DON MILLER
A JOurnahst, I'm not: A poh
llcinn. I'm not: A few words to
.say I have and they an• these:
I feel that to have the privilege
of running !or ASLC trcnsurt•r
is n great honor. My qualiflcn
hons for this position at c vnricd.
While nt Multnomah junior col
lege 1 served as student body
president and t reosurcr . At
present I am serving ns trcnsucr
oi Alpha Rho Omcgn. If given
lhe privile'{c to bl' the next lrea
suret· of ASLC, 1 will do my be~l
to fulfill the obligation or the
office to the bc~t of my ability. Iter wnting mcludcs children's
stortcs, ly11C poetry ond whnt
she calls ''nos t n 1 g 1 c 1cmcm-
Around
the
Town
By Victor E. Dolonl
The ln:-t Portland S~ mphony
subscript ion conct'rt will take
plncc.>, Monday, April 7 nt 8:30
p. m. In the public auditorium .
Tlu \\ tll be n double treat. Ru
dolph Ftrkusny, famed Czech pi
anist, will be soloist with U1e
ot-clwstra. nnd Ahc~ Asmar, as
SIStant pt•ofcssor or art nt Lcwt~
nnd Clnrk college, will pr ·s~nt a
eollcction o! her paintings. The
progrum will consist of Wegner's
''Prclud~ to Pars•fal," the Con
certo No. 20 in D Mlnm· by Moz
art, "Cnpnccto Cor Piano and
Orchcstrn" by Stravinsky, and
"Pldul'cs at an Exibttion" bv • Moussorgsky-Ravel.
one example wh,•rc the "spirit' DON BUECHLER
JS lnckmg, for many students de. The Portland Junior Symphony
orchc.>stro will present 1ts final
concert of the sca-:on, Snturday.
Apa·il 19 nt the public ouchtonum. not c:n1c aboul the assucs and oth· 1 D1d you know Sl5.00 hom ev
ers nr bmttcd 10 thcu· concet n ery studl!nt's tuttaon cnch Yt'nr
bl socml and ncadcmJc prcssur :s. b placc.:d 1~ the studcnl body
I le<!l ll IS the duty or student treasury? It lS the JOb of the stu
lenders to pro\'td( on mccnttvc dent body treasurer to ndminas
to the croup wh1ch wall result 10 tcr this nearly $15,000 of your
ti1c betterment of the college money.
through croup partlc1pation and It is my plnn to budc~t thts
mtcJ~t
DON ROCHAN
1\ n c:nndidatc Cot v1ce prcsa
dcnt Clf the ludcnt body, I p1 o·
ROSe that the c.nmpus have better monc\' so that evcrv student who - -has contributed w1ll rccvi\'C the
greatest possibh• good !rom tlu
mvcstment. Th1s may be accom
phsh(.'d by cnrt•ful distributton of
StUdent funds lO UH'aS of Wade
student mtcrcst nnd advnntngc.
Wilh our n•·w scnnto1s coopl•t
atmg wllh the tnmsun.:J", I bt··
lit•Ye that we• c<•n :achtc\'e a m01 e
adequate d1strtbuuon.
Rt member a vote !or nucchlcr
for trca~orcr is n \·otc for n be.: t
teJ budget pohcy -
Library Stays Open
Tht co If t: hbr H' \ ill be• Swedish 'l'cnor, Jussi Bjocrling
wall IJc presented in conc\!rl Ap
dl 22, nt 8:30 p. m. in the public
nudttorium.
Roben No~hren, in ternntion
nlly known organ vtrtuoso of the
Uni\'crsity of .Michignn Will prc
scnt n concert tn the Fit st Pres
bvtcnan Church of Portland,
S mdav, April 13 at 4:00 p. m.
Currently nt the art museum 1s
tht 20th century German at t
<•xhab1t ton Arttsts rcpn•st.•ntcd
includt M<lX Ernst, Lyoncl Fcin
angcr, Ernst K<.rchner, Paul Klce,
and St'Vcral oth~rs. Final Port
land Town Hull prcs~ntatJon will
be a film, Apt·ll 10, Thul'sday, at
the pubhc auditonum at 8:30
p.m. on Sweden.
The C1vic theater 1s cuu cntly
prcscntmg "Witness for the Pros
ecution," by Agatha Christie
Wed. through Sat. nights at 8:30
p. m. In the Blue room. Friday
and Saturday evening<: arc two
plays by Terence Ratigan, "The
Browning Version," and ''A Har-Mrs. Gross' mm t• recent eftol'l&
ancludl• 11 vucntaon article on u..
Mount Adnms t·ounh y and
ston on canyfi:~hmg on the
olin nvu Tht.• halter compo~
COinl\ll'l'Cial fu;htnR of CtQy~
todnv wtlh thl fumllv ti!!hlng ra.
pcdtt aon~ and plcmcs on the rlvt:
bonk whach \H'rt' trndltlonnl Wh(J)
she wns n chald Doth fenturts
welt' publlsht d m The Oregon.
a on
She nlso has hnd stonts ard
P<X•try prinlt'd in "Thl Chrlloh ..
Scacncc Monitot·". ' Western lil
monitlc~ Re,·icw", ond, "Nnturt·
• anagnzmc.
Pubhshcd In the "Pac1f1c:. S~
totor" wns the following I>Ot
cntitlcd, ··one Thing or Another
Downward and SWift, the he&\']
wmcs
Splintered the impartial air
And sumnw1· grnsscs felt a smtll
Angut:;hcd bltcd to sall·nc<' thtn:
Furrt>d nnd broken, my heart
pul!lcd
Tht. capt 1\'c's lt.•n or mto dt:nth
But bcokcd and taloned too, 1t
crouched,
The prcdnto1· with blood stained
brent h .
How con it blc(•d the death of t>nt
Y ct sh:u c the hu ngcr or the
othcr-
Oh Cor 1ts quact heart should be
Wholly one thmg or another.
In I 950 she won third plnce in
the nnnunl StcVl'll Vincent Bentt
Ballad contest.
For part time nuthors like her
self, Mrs. Gross says lhat "the
cxcttin.:- port or writing is ge~·
tang the IIC'l'eptnncc slip from
buye1· and seeing vour work ·~
prmt." •
Mrs. Gross has ulh•ndt~d scho. •
in St'Ottl•rcd pu1 l oi the Unill<CI
SLatt•s, includlnJ:: On.•gon Collet'
of Education, Uni\'crsity of lOW\
Lcwi~ and Clark college nnd the
Una,·ca sil\ or 01'cgon Ext<'nsiotJ
center.
lll·r hu band, Dl'. John Gross,
u former LC professor, is
scntly at the University oC .. ~.
sink1 on a Fulbright lecturship
His field IS An1c1 icon litera tun.
So long 111 thou are ignor·
ant bo not ashamod to loarn.
--Isaac Walton From a World Uni\'crsity Servtce bulletm we notice that
"throughout the chaotic nineteen-twent1es WOS nurtured
and protected its hope· that the lamp of learning be held
aloft, casting Its light upon the darkne~s of insane belliger
ence and ignorance. Shattered universttles were rebuilt
while WUS worked to re-create an atmosphere for learning.
Destitute students receh·ed aid as WOS undertook to re
kindle the hope for mternational peace and understanding.
The focus of its program was the Irec mlltd of the student
he who learned and soon would lead. open both Fnday nnd Saturdny
from 9 to 12 p m., nccordmg to
Dr. Laurence Tomlinson, hbran
an. Jcquinnde ." ;.... _________ ___ _
"But before the vision of its program could be fully de
veloped in a peaceful arena, the shriek anci clatter of \l.rar
again spread over the world. WUS abruptly redirected its
acth•ity from reconstruction to rehei. Jn prisoner-of-war
camps books were distributt.>d bearing the imprint: 'that
learning may not die.' Behind the batlldines WUS sustained
rehe! to rdugees and war-lorn uni\•(•t-sities. And then the
engtnes of war came to rest: the sword was re-fashioned
into the plowshare. '
•fJn the mid-forties the \'\'US international program again
began to change. The emphasis shiftetl from post-war reha
bilitation to mutual aid and technical asistance. In fulfilling
this program, through joint consultation, one part of the
university world offered its aid to another-mutual help
rather than charity ... ''
The WOS drh·e will be on campus April 14 through 18.
As felJow students, let us help fight to keep man's mind nnd
sptrit free.
~-- -.. Jt--~
Olfld&&l :!'Ubllc:Allon of th" .AIIIIOclnlt.>d Stu4tnl of I , '' IR untl (.'lark col
It £• Pul•llt!ho4 'l'•·••kl)' durin& Ulll collct:• ) tar. Subacrlpllrm mll'.jj! $2 r•t r ) onr.
J-:ntcrcd Afl l!«:ond clal!.ll malt• r nt u. s. Porn orne . PorllcuiiJ, OrtofCon, t.lltd, T arl "•' Mro.rl'b 8, I 8'79 Sixteen Seek A WS: AMS Posts
Candidates fo1 A WS oHacl'S numbca ll an the
coming <'lcclion. Runnmg roa pn sadl•nt nn; <iOpho
mores Elizabeth Donaldson and Marti Schr.1dcr.
Elizabeth lists SOEA as one ol ht.r nctivitic and
Marti works on lhc VOYAGEUR starr nnd is n
member of Sacajawenns and Thew Kuppn ~oronty.
Four women students arc vacmg ror tlw A WS
vice president's title. Junior Sue Erickson is a
member of Ddta Pha Gammo soronty, P<.•p club,
FT A and has also hrld clnss offices. LUl' Lilly, JUn
ior, has been president of WRA ond holds mem
b~rship in FTA, and JS a former SacCJjawcan.
Also candidates tor this ofCicc ore sophomores
Jencan Mllls and Connie Klingmnn . J«•n1•an, who
has participated tn tl11· activities of Palatinlons and
Pep club, has olso bt en n dorm officer. Connie
belongs to Mu Pha Epsilon musac honorn1y, nnd
has served on thl• rally squad and in the Pep
club and SacajawcAn s.
Freshman Sandy StaHord IS opposing Ann Ot•w,
sophomore, for tht• oUict• oJ A WS SP.CH•tory San
dy is a member of the VOYAGEUR stotr SCA
and Palntinlans Ann, a Thl'ta Kuppu ;orot ity
mcmbcr, hosJ worked on tht; WUS commtth 1 o.nd
has been o ml!mbcr (){ SacaJawcnns nlso. Fi\'e men nn.: candadatcs fot· the lhn ~ t h:ctiH
offices of AMS. The prcs1dcncy post is unopposed,
while the other oL(ac.c-. hove two cnndtdalc'> t.•nch.
Two of the post~ hove bct•n vacant most of sprilll
scmt•stc.:r. AMS was ncnrly lc rt out of lhl' new
constitution, but was contlnul•d because the gcn·
eral fcding was thnt AMS did hO\'C n plact'.
Running unoppo ,cd fo1· the prcs1d~ncy post d
sophomon• Rotet Ado.ms. Hl• is now sophomort
clnss pres1dcnt, nnd is n member of Koppn PI::
Alpha. Ptu Mu Alpha. tntt.•rcollcgiate KnighU.
JUntor-sophomorl.' honor society. Ht.• as a gradualt
of Jefferson higi1. •
Sophomore Bill Hallet and juniot Bob Bocmkt
CJ.re opposing t.'ach olhet for the vicl' prcstdcnl
post. Boemkl.', a Molalla high graduatl', is o mCJII·
bt·r of Alpha Rho Omcgo, Phi Mu Alpha. bnnd, or
cheslra, has hts own dance band and has madf
lclt·vision appcarnnct•s.
Halll:r, u Milwaukie high graduate, IS a member
of Kappa Phi Alphn, lntf>rcollcgiutc Kna~hl!l nnd
ploy football, bask< tboll and runs track. I
1 r.
can
the I
andl
lj to
han
Ar:
Joh
r of
• cone
or 1
cd SC\
nts.:r
mcdm1
~
and
ot th'
-Smit
Edtt
:e. was
Inter
Jmsnnll Lo\ , Jim J.len, r.o.F.dltora In f"hJet: Hick Crn)', AIII!IBIAnl J:l41ttor
Jeun 8h•nT(J, l~•,.ture Editor, Sally l'h;rc Rol'lt:l)' J:!lllor; \1 f'lllo lhl'
~PMUI J~lt01 , Thc1·e arc• thl'1'c freshmen candJdFlles Cor A WS
treasurer: Carolyn Hng•·r, Ann Mo1 ll'l and Kar<!n
Tuylor. Carolyn is serving as a mt mb< r of lVCF,
Palatinians, and freshman octal commis•lont.•r lt'rcshmnn Gary Baker und 'iOphomon• Phil
Ilcckor on:: oppoqnp each ollwr tor th(.' q£'cretntY•
trea!'UH'J' p-o. I Both are produatcs or &•drnond rlllit)f tn
U• a•orlc I'll Ski I• Hnrl, D• nl"' Bruplnt::, Homono .Raltnum, P111 St•~l'lmRil I rry Jlli(Jk, 8Uil P'h!CU!! I Ann wot ks on the VOY AG FUR 'liHH, nnd holds
mcmb<>rship m Pep club and SC' A
• unton hi{"h Baker 1s a Sigma Ph1 Epsalon plcd~t ar
and acli\ <.• tn church activit tcs. Ht clot as on thl anct
Platt hall council and is o member or band, or· '(io·/'
chest ra and ensemble. • ~nt
ems
~nt c{fOt\:
:lc on Ult
Y nnd l
• lht 'IUaJ,
comp.~
cray~
lshlng ~l·
l thu rh'tl
:mol wh
1 tcntul\
! 01'1?go-
orics ana
Chmlian
Jlcrn lJu.
"Na tu~·
Hie SJ)l
ng I>Otr
't\nolhct
he hea'
I alr
t n smll!
nee the~
r heart
t death
d loo, ·~
th ot one
•f the
hould be
other.
phc.
nl Btmc•
like her.
hal "tht
•
~ IS get·
from the
WOrk
•d scho
• Unittd
n Gross.
ll'l PI"
of Hcl·
ctur hi~
lcratW'f
igoor·l
loam.
:Jn
I :,.---
;ts
clcc:ll\
)ppos!'d.
t.>S ench.
f sprinl
he nell/
he gl!r.
('C'.
posl .s
•homort
>pa Phi
iCnighU.
raduaU
Bocmk(
nd, or
s mod~
nembcf
'l L a lUI April 3, 1958
enatorial
SENIORS
PAllELIUS
untt\ tlll'l'(1' is sln•nAlh. In
10 iiC hit\ I! Ul\11)' 01\ lht•
con nul H 1!1 cssl'n tIn I to
~the mo t dcdtcntcd cnrators
........ m tht•lr clnss. l Will, wht•n
S~:IIIO I l!llUtOI, dt•volc the
of my lime nnd resourct •s
dt•Vl'lopin.: unaly Ul•t W('t'll
iStS. rnrulty tmd lht' commu-
IRWIN
Sl'nntor <~hould hovt• u dr.r
-~·J1Sl' of tht. rt. prest.•nlntavc
?On:1ib1ltty of his position , U
1n thl• position of St>nior
Mr. 1 Ccl•l thol il would bl·
main responsibility lo cxpttoss
cone' rns of thl various o.reos
campus hfc' through my po·
'11 on the.: tudcnl r,ovNmncnt.
>1\~'L• .. E THOMPSON
..m .1 urm upportu of the
studl•nt senate system. !or It
equnlizc rcprc.c;cnlatlon and
parllc1pataon m student
ernmt•ut. It will nlso lncrcnl>c
,mUOIC :\tiOil bdWCCn lh\ (IOV•
<~I uody nnd Its constltu-ents.
d 1 lnccrcly pledge my·
to ,, ork townrd tht•sc ends,
bt'ltt!t mt.'nl of the t~ntit c
and Clork commumly,
EARNSHAW
bclwvc 111 the newly cstab
student sennlc ns b~tnf.'
ore d•'moct alae und rt.>p1eS1 n
(orm of studt·nl govern--
1 reel t ht: lltn ll' l omrn ll
~nn b<• fnr more .-.erectiVe
the· prl.!scnt commlssaon sys·
and 1 would hkl thl oppor
to help them bt.eotne on
i'f. pnrt of studt. nt 'ovcrn-
rds Directs Band
Arlington F eslival DICK DANSKJN
The s• matm whom you c:hooSl'
must u~ dus mntcs with un in·
tPrc~a in thmr cluss ns well n!l 111
tlllit' :<:choot. h1 ordPr to do n
good job, one must be wlllmg to
I'C}lH'SL nt thl' Sl\ldl•Ot$ Wl\h On
opPn rnmd nnd odginulity . H
c•lcct~d, I mit fld to bu1ld unllv • through <'IaRs cuopf.'rntlon by und
for the studl nt
PRISCILL A FAX
I bt hcVl' Wl' o;hould kl•i•p Moy
Fl'lc fo1 LewiS and Clork stu
dlltls only, 01 ciH• includ" tht.•
high ~chool st•ntors 1n oil nctiV·
ttu At Willnmcttc we provided
donee dnt<'s Cor all visitors nnd
a IAntd !'.Omconc to acquaint
lht~m wath the campus. This
would lt.·nve o good 1mpn~ion
with prospt·Ctl\'e Pionccrtl ,
JUNIORS
CHRIS EDMANDS
The succe:; or !o1lurc of lht
nc.w scnnlt. typl' student congrc.
will depend n gront dcnl on the.
stort it i' L<. n• xt ycn1·. In oskmr
for u junior .st•nutor post, I hope
not only to voirc the opinion ~
and will of my class, bul ulso to
help this govcrnmt'nt set n good
pn ced<'nt
EARL BENSON
I bchc\'l' thnt n St'nalor IS t.•lect
(•d to profess the ideals of the
people he rcprcst•nts. The same
holds hUt' of the nt·w ~enntorlnl
system ol LC. 1f this system 1s to
succeed, 1 ft'\ I this must be 1ts
busis, otherwtsc u class senator
will lose contact wtth th1• gt oup
ht• \\'OS clcct<'d by. If elccll'd, nny
ideas I h:wc will be scc:ondory to
the wishes nnd idens of the jun
ior class.
r John Kcll Ru:h01 d '. di-A L
r or the symphonic bond, etter ...
a mus1c fcsltvnl cliruc tn .
lgtc)n Mnrch 14 for all schools To tho collego communtly·
countv. I rt;ad wht r ~ the PE depaa t-
the evening. he served as, mcnt hns 'pl!nl $400 on n mechnn
ronduclOJ r01 the massed 1cal pttclwr for· the bnsebnB ~com.
of 125 players, which in-W~1at wath the mcrcnsed pnc~ or
~ cvernl LC alumna md tu1tton. It SC(!ms to rnc thnl the
t<m .... Or. Richards olso acted money could huvc been beltt•r
oC ccrcmonacs for the spent by helpmg net dy students
rme<tlll tely n!tc1· the concert
rdoo Q plonc. ond new to
Bn)' to udjudtca tc the solo
~t fur Coos county. Ourmr
day he heard nearly 100
soloists und p~rsonully ln
•w(ld euch concerning their
al nmbitions nnd consulted
them concerning matters o£
education.
supervisors 10 Coos Boy
I.C graduate:; Roy Riscol
l>erv:isor of senior high school
·; Fmnk Leuck, former LC
Bnnd director, serves os
at Junior high school
and Ron Cnrpnnl has
of the grudc ~chool instru-
11 music.
Smith Receives Post
Edath Smith, seer< lattol
wns elected sccn•tnry ol
ftsltc•rn Oi\'IS!Oil or the Untt
n••ss tssoclations ot n
mC<'ting Mnrch 29 throup:h
Monterey, Cnlifornin, with
~lt1ror·n1o Business Edut.a·
lSSodntion. -
Interviews Available to pny tuition.
I think therefore that the PE
-ricpm·tml•nt owes the student body
an apology for then· thoughtle ss
ness and thnl the $400 should be
returned to the business o(ficc
unrncdintt b
Glon Ro1d -
Radio Facilities Available
l i~ltnmn fucahll< Cor KLAC
w1ll be 3\'atlublt m Tt.•mplclon
commons, Monday, Apnl 7. Thl·
stort asks that studt:nt• make su(;
gt stions as to thl! -music they
wunt played. Send them to P.O.
Bo~ 311. Lish nmp uss1gnmcn ts
rol' Sur\'~Y of Music lilt!rntut c
and Humnmti• S.J may bl• hca1·d
at 2 p.m. C\'NY Friday and nt
7:30 p.m. on c\·cry Wcdn~sdny
and Monday, respectively,
Forms Availabl e
e PhU
•retur)'
~dn,ond ava•lnblc throurh
Cl·menl olftcc next \\ f.'t·k
men and women af\d
ore Provident Mutunl
ilntntncc cornpuny on TuL'S·
8, tand Campttn Girl!':,
ftl<llny, Apnl 9, ul 10 u.m. G1 c1nt m otd apphcataon Corm
lor lt..'lurninv tudl•nts fol' th~;
s~hoo l yl."nt I OtiS 59 may be ob
tnincd thrOUJ' h Ot•nn Jov Hus·
ton Dean Fn•t!da Hurtdt•ld, lht.•
ndmll'lsaon orrin• ot· Mrs. Mar·
~nt t•t Shnrp, udm1sstons consul
lnnl. Thcst.• Corms should be Cillcd
out o.nd n•turncd to Ow deans ns
soon a~ posstbll'. Fo1 ms nn• nvnll
nblc Cor ;cholru-ship prant, uctlv
ity uwurds, grants-in aid, minis·
krinl awards nnd Cht i~tlon sen•·
ire nwards. nd, or· THE PIONEER LOG
ates
SUE WALSH
Eh:<'l1on lime now is lwt:c
You'll choose SENATORS
next year.
l'cl like to 1 t•prctt·nt your
thought&-Cor
Bt• sure they·,,. hPord, lotn 'n lots,
I'll be• hondy to hcn1 your word,.
Whc•thc•r the y'rf• vnhd or "lor
t ht.• birds,"
To make the new p:lttcrn of
govcr nmc•nt t~XCPI
And nssurc on ASB thol's
l'rllt.'d Wt lJ
SOPHOMORES
ELEANOR BURCAR gov-
II I tm t.h:ctt·O to bt. o sopho
mon• lil'nntor, I would smcercly
work to futltll mv duties as n •
rt•prt'SPntntivc of the elass m the
studc<nt c..·ounc11. Any constructive
id••us conccrnmg student body
matters thnt n classrnott: m1ghl
wish to bt ( xprC'sst•d will be rt'·
lntcd to lht coum•1l. 1 would
work to mnlntnm the Cinesl rt-p
rcsP.nlation nnd ac li\ ~ pnrticapn
tion or more .tudt.nts or the• bl.! vnlhng to work nnd to pend
the tuTit> n-.:c !ISlli'Y to mnkc the
sr•nutorial govl'rnmcut 11 succc~ S•
ful rcptPSCntotlon of the student .
I wtJl t>tpt cllllly try to prcsc·nl
the views of the sophomor~ class
nnd would work to promote• b••l·
lt•r studcnt-(nculty ~lntlon s
NANCY GABBERT
1 ht. ;ou or 1 nator rcpn•scnllng
the sophomore cluss would be un
1mportunt und rc sponstblc• po t
twn tn nny y~ar, l'Uiltng lor tn
h'rt.•st, inttiatlvt•, ncllon and, o!
course, JUSt pluin Willingness to
work hord and speak out tn stu
dl nt government . But I feel lhol
thts coming yc·or IS possably the•
most imporu.nt ycnr for select·
anc good, quahfiCd scnfilors bt..'
cnuse lh1s first ycnr. ond the way
in wh1ch the' Scnntc conducts at·
self ond the student body aC
fotrs, ,,.,11 snt the ton•• for the fu • turc scnntoraal govcrnml!nt 01
LPwis nnd Cl:trk.
HARRY HANSEN
ophomort. cla
RUTH OLSON
If I nm t!lt.th:d st::nator I TIH r u . n my csumnuon, I ct.•tt:un values om: must ucqutr.•
wlll in h1s (our yt.!fl~ of college thnl
• • Page Three
arms
w11l twlp h1m lo quaHCy for o
pOSIIIQil an SOCII Ly. Ont• or the
ls J.-•orh:mhtp. This is n vnlUP thnt
c:nn b ncqutr d br•st only through
·~XpPnc•nn· I run o ksn~ you to
help me• b«•tt• r myst•lt In thla
cupnc1ty by cit ctmt: rnc to be
your rt prescnlaltv• in th~: stu·
dent body c•nntP. I hnvc had cx
pc·rwnc,. bdorc thts, but now 1
nc:cd you to help m•• strength n
my leadcr-shtp quahtll's
BOB FITCH
Wh<•n Don Pinnock met w1th
lht nommc for the orrtcc or
t•notor he t!mphnsizt•d the {n , ..
dnm oC f'Xprcssaon the new con·
l'tatutlon nllows. We nll know th''
construcltVt! ldf10.S that r • dis·
couragt.'<i on th1s c.,mpus. l wont
to rcprcsc:nt thcst• Ideas; I wunt
lo rcpr" cnt my closs.
Comedy to Play
( onung tu Porllno,d dtrect
from New York wtll be lh~ highly
successful comedy, "No T1me roa·
Sergeants •· Th• p1ny is scheduled
for Tuesday nnd W~..>dncsdny, Ap
ral 15 nnd 16 nt 8:30 p m in thu
pubhc nudilortUm .
w.illt $allt1 PiRAce
A WS Plans 'Abby Knows' Show
"Mirrot·, rntrror on the wnll,
who's th~ !a1rcst of them all?'' • Abby knows, hut huw well you
know w1ll be re\'colcd nl n pro
cmm of sk1ts to be sponson·d by
As.c;oc1a t~d Women students at I 1 i1 chodulod for April 18 through
20. Spocial foalu.ros this yoa.r o.re
o bua tour of Portland Saturday
morning and tho bnnquot SaJur·
day night. For tho fint timo both
men and womon tudenta and
a.m. Tuesday in E\·uns mus1c their mothoh will ea.t together
bualdmg nudttoraum becauao of tho increased dinmg
facalitie Co chairman for tho
Tho ".Abby Knows. Do You?' week end are Jonean Mill• and
assembly will giv~ hints on good Larry Potorson.
groommg. diot and oxerc1101, oh I ''F h A d h \" ld" . ns tons roun t c YOr quotto and po1ntors ror boing a h th f th 1 t 1 . . IS t e cmc o c nnnun s y c ''gracsous pol!od cood an a way
th t .11 b f 11 f show sponsor<1d bv the Mothers a wa o un as we as an or· •
t. • di 1 Ell E club to be g1ven nt 8:30 p. rn., ma ton accor ng o y y . •
Aws .d d h J\ pnl 18, m 1 cmplelon commons. monn, prest ont an c aar Th . f h C VartOUS l)•pes Of d1 CSS WtJI
man ° t 0 program . be by Evelvn Gibson and Nudel-
F r-;on fl. lLtt..d Dh the pro· man bt oth.;s, Stud<"nt~ who arc
grom will be Mr$. Helen Hart-from foreign countries will model
ness, M tss Loas Filzg1bbon s and their nnttvc costume.. D(·<: :n
0Pun FH"!cdn Hartz reid JO add•-lions will be done by the. Ond •
lion to "Dear Abby' whose idcn· club under the direction c t Bu l
llly wall be ktpt a secret until Harris. The ndmiss1on Is 1 par
the nsscmbly. pm-son.
Patti Haines will he miStress ol Members of Theta Koppa or· salo Friday. Mench 28, at lhe
rummago snle centor. Over SJOO
was cle;uod. Janette Ross oU\d
Sally Pierco wero co-chairmen
for tho sale.
Th<' French deportment w11l
pre_ •nt ats nnnual play at 8:30
n m., Snturdoy, Aphl 12, under
tht! duccliun of Mme. Corinne
Pouteau. The tltlc 1s ''I..' sglc A
Deux Tctcs" (The E ~ l~ 1 c '" Jth
Two Heads) by Jean Coctcnu . The
piny, which will be gl\'cn in
French, ls u tragedy whiC'h un
folds Jts clasSJcnl lhCnt!J of mnn
battling mmd versus pttsswn The
piny w1ll be gJn~n ot the. Far
Acres theater nnd tickets may b~
purchased ol the door ,
Four sopbomort.• g&rl "ue
elected to Pep club ofCicc • :\pral
1 The of!tccrs nre Lurrn&no.:
Troh, preSident ~ Donna Reed. "ao
president; Pot Sp clmon, sccr>~.:
tory, rmd Fnllh Morshnll . treas
urer. Cl'l'l'tnOnH!S und Mtrinm Haddon orily held their annual rummage wall provide tnctdental musll. _.....;. ___________ ...;.. ____________ __ _
Ehzubcth Zmk and Cclme Part
rtdgc a1 e m chnrgc or posters,
which dl.play mirrot
Mra. Margu~ri.lo Rideout. edu
cation. bas bon ol~Jed vico pros!
don.t of Jho Oregon Aasoctation
for Student Teachinq , a cllvillon
of the NEA. This is an organisa
tion to prom.oto better handling I
of tbo liudent teaching program.
Mrs. Rideout will auccood to tho
proscdoncy of the association
noxt year.
''Augustine's theory of know
kdlt I lht tii.lc O( th~ paper
Dr. John Hnrl'ington, professor
of phtlo oph\·, will bl' prcscntinr
at the st!mi-annual meeting ot the 1
Pacific Const Theological group
in San Fronct!lco, Apt il 11 nnd 12.
The main toptc. Cot· dtscussio n will
be St Augu llnc
Tho annual Motbon' wookond
Grad New Linfield Dean
Nnonu Brown, ·17. hn bt.Ln
nnmt.'<l dean of womt n at Linfield
college for ne ·t yc rn Sh~.: Is now
dt.•ttn of n. idcnc1.• and tn truc:toa
in psychology Ill HunOVt.;l' coUt:ogc
in lndinnn Followanp hH gradu
al ion she corned her M.A. dt!
gt cc in pt•rsonncl from Syracust:
uni\'c.:t th She hns nlso been
dt•lm of wonwn and so<.'lnl tli1 t•c·
lor· at Not tht•rn Idaho Collcgl! of
Education, LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
I
. --• by Dick Bibler --
I I
tt AtJO NOW. ()ft C~OOPA'ff , ~WILL ~fLATf H16 e~ef'IENCf5
A»CH6 'THE HfAO ~"INKJNO NAT1VE5 OF CfHmAL AME~CA !.' Pag Four
pring ports Action
Delayed By Elements
~-pnns poru on Uu. l t c: arnpu fmds n ''~ems bnlllc "tth tht•
clcm<'nt.s sn order to '' t lhl tr ~cnsons of( on th<' nght foot. The
ten~ Utre~tt of :rnin hns hampered the prnctict thus tor. It put n
dnmpl r on thl Pione(!rs ba~ ball opi'ni"t wilh PSC l.l!:l Snlut'da,y
aftcmoon. •
Jtm Goddard's goU~rs ar~ busy qualitymg for tho six lop
posittOn$ on tho •quad for thcHr op~nor April 8 ogainsJ Pacafic
at Top o· ScoiJ Golf club in Milwaukit.' Bob Blair. Ron Lan·
gos and Ron Tampe are newcomers while last year's performers
Roc;or Fleck. D1elc: Stephens and Al Parelius are back. TTand~n
Bill George and Bruce Fraser ure pos•iblo candidates tor po·
s1hons.
Dr WnrTCn ~m1lh takes Ius band o! ncllc.rs agnmst ~ncrnmento
~tntt-tomorro". The Sacramento State Cl'C\\' is rough The) troun~
the hsghly touted Portland P1lots ln~t y\!ar u-1.
Smith's tentahve hne·up will be Doug Oonaca Bob Ellerby.
Dtck Phillips. Earl Shmsok.1 nnd Kon Rurf. The LC notm~n
5hould btt rough in NWC acHon.
The Wdlamcttc Reltl)'S pro\•Jdc Eldon r1 ' track t<>am \\ tth its
:Cn·st ouuns.; nf the season F1 wm have n tc_ntntn c lm~·UP oompnsed
or Ben Lnwv ·r 111 the shot put, Chuck Noltt• and Chfl Shelton in
the dlS us, Dn\'C Jeans m th~ broad Jump, Jcnns nnd Johnny Oukc.o:
m lhc htgh Jump, Glen John"on Ill the pok \•null nnd Jnck Hogg nnd
'oltt m the ;aYr.hn.
Pete Hoplcins . Conrad Sundholm , Jim Ryder and Jack Abdie
will carry LC hope5o in the mjlc rolay. Ron Pauly may compete
an the high hurdles.
Coach Jo'red \\'tlson's basd.)all club wtll JOurney to Cor\·nlh to
morrow, weather pc:mutUng, to tangle wtUt thl' OSC Bcnvcrs
CARO-
Ideal for Get-Togethers
The Perfect Atmosphere at
3606 \\'1 Barbur Blvd.
--• •
• ear
A. I take my pen in hand, I lake
my bottle or Coke in the other hand!
Yee, dear diary, where would I be
without Coca..Cola ? Just a social outcast.
Wby, cotr11bodr1 drinks Coket John
and Bill and Barry and Charley,
Horace too. Con6dentiaJly , I think I'U
have another bottle of Coke. 7-9266
•••
Drink
@fp~ ., . . . . . .
SIGN OF GOOD TASTE
8otlled under authority of The Coca-Colo Company by
Pacific Coca Cola Botthng Company
-c..u-........ ''" ...... _ .. PIONEER LOG
Court Action
EarnFixmen
Sport Award
Bn.,kctbnll conches Eldon Fax
and Jun Goddnrd ho\ c named
11 players to J"1.!C(U\' ' \'nrsity bns
kctball awards Hcnrlmg llu.• ti t
'" fre.;brnan Rovce 1\lcDrmh•l who -played n totnl C'f R!li mtnuh:s char-
ing tlh' season. •
Bill StCnlJl~l 3nd Chll Slwlton
wllJ t(.'C'CI\'C lht'll' third \'III'SIIy
ld ter. Sll'rnpd ts the onlv sen
tor on th~ ga'CatJ~ 1mprovcd Pto·
nccr sq_uad E\ l ry m ml>cr of the
squad won on O\\ nrd Tho.,,.. re
ceiving nwards ore
Third Award-
Cliff SheUon
Stempel onaor.
Second 3ward-• • JUnaor: Bill
Rogor Flock. sophomore: Bill
Haller. sophomore.
F1rst award-
Royce McDaniel freshman :
John Dukos. sopbomoro : Ron
Lango:. freshman· B o b
Brook freshman: Glon Hut·
ton, freshman ; Horm Jones,
JUUJor: and Managor Dave
Jeans. junior.
••TIE-TO-TOE"
For your school danec
and other social occa·
$ions, "GO FORMAL
-GO CROMWELL."
\ ou'lllook your best In
Cromwell formal wear
featuring 1958 dinner
jackets in newest styles
nnd colors including
ambassado r red, son
jwm sil\ler, pastel blue.
~ hite and blncl::. All
aece$s ories, "tie-to
toe." lArgest stock in
Northwest. Guaranteed
fit. Oe:mer fresh. At·
tracu"e rental prices.
School functions ll
specialty Rescn-e C3rl)'. • For spon.s and casual wear..:..
IVY LEAGUE SHIRTS
PENDLETON SHIRTS, JACKeTS
TOWNE & KING SWEATERS
Opea Moadoy ond Friday 'Til 9 P M Thuraday . April 3,
brock ains rown
At oast Tourname nt
T.c w1 nnd Clot k '" cslling moved mto the lHg ttmc n fcv.·
nRo when Keith Shrock dl'lhroncd Isuo Horayc of Snn Dat'go
to gnm lht· f'al'UJ<' Coast lntcrcollugiutc WI"\!Sllang ch ·
lht• 115 pound cln,..
MatmenGain
Letter A ward
Wrt!stlmg con<:h Fn.:d Wtlson
led Ius crnppling crl'\\ to nn m
sptrtnG season which snw Keath
Shrock tnkc• thl' Pncafac Const
lntcrcollc~;int~ chnmpi on s h i p.
Shrock scored 53 points during
the season and the mmwtu~
moulcr won h1s second letter.
Senior Dick Fitzg\!rnld 5cored
37 pomls nnd ''as awarded h1s
third vnr~tty lett "r. Ben LaW\'Cr
the gmnt from Klnmath Falls,
won has iirst lett •r by scormc 42
pomt.s Freshmen Pete Butler
w1th 37 pomt , Ed Fll:zgernlrl, 28
pomts, Larry Tankcrslt•y, 18
points, Hank Tcmpll!mon, 16
pomts, and ,John Bickford, l.J
potnls all won their ftrst letlt'r
m the :ut of gruntmg and groan
me.
SPORTS PREVIEW
Baseball
Friday Aprtl 4--0SC dou·
bl~header there
Saturday . April 5-U of 0
doubleheader there Shrock Enton AAU Moot
Not conh.mt tel ('Ull It r1
Slu o~k Pnh•n tl tilt'
AAU \\"J cstlinl' tournnntcnt
Multnomnh Athh•tlt• club
Shrock, wrc'slllng It\ lh~
pound <"lnss. lost has farst ~
of the <'Rson vin o ptn f~
vm Chnstie of Portlnnd
college. J\ lthouJ:h Chrutk,
rented Sht ock nnd wns vot(.>d
tournament's outslondm g
ler, at wos only bccaus~ h
Shrock's fu-st lry ut AAU
tltnr., whtch is cntarell
!rom collegantc w~sthng.
l~st Fradny Shrol·k cnt~
nrtliOnlll NCAA
hclrl nt l.ornmtc, Wyomtng
he suffered Ius s1 cond dcJer.
tht• sen~on losing to CharlCJ
ty o! Minm•sotn in the 115
class.
Lawver Places Third
Anothc>r I .C grnppl\!r who
tcn~d the AAU tournament
Bl'n Lnwv~r. Wrcsthng in
hc•a\'ywcig'h l clnss, Lawver
"'ith Sum Salorno of lo'ort
is (the t•vt•nlual wmner)
thl'n wns defcat~d by Ted
from Oregon State college
championship match. Thts
Lnw\'C'r thiro place in the
nnmenl.
BY BILL SENDELBACK
Fred Wllson has taken over As "Jack·of ull·.trade:i' at
tho roins of the LC diamond ior he coached such later
nine. Ho is taking over tho va· greats as Gono Flippin and
caney loft by Wade Wilharns , Johnson.
who 11 now a scout for tho Port·
land Boavora. William s was only
at LC for one year and dur1ng
his a.tay the Pioneot5 took the
conference champ1onship. The
former coach at Lincoln hlgh
school carne out of rehtoment to
coach the Pioneers last season
In his one year here Wtlliams
made LC history.
I Wllso1 c 1 nc to LC last yctu
as bnckficld coach for the grid
... rcw. Bc.fore coming to Palalmc
full he coached the Albany high
chool nilw into the quartcrfinnls
of the stntc toumnmcnl. \Vhil•'
he nch:d nl!;o as assi.stnnt gatd
aron coul'h Albany went down to
ddeat just once.
For five y~ara previous to this
Wilson had been 1\ead coach in
~very thlng from football to
checkora at Raimer high &chool Wlul•· compalnliv cly
the slnCf, Wilson as no
to the HJII. Ht> wus
from LC in 1051 nnd
tlu cc yco1:; an football, uas,lct'l
~nd baseball. In 1950 he wo.:
tcnm mcoplrntionnl trophy.
Joe Boutin. former LC
ball and lrack star recently
the long ,top as he marr1td
oUc Shawver Boutin is GD
from the U S. Marines
loavmg soon for officer's
m Quantico Virginia.
Lal>t Saturdny s dtamond
glc bet ween thf' Paonccrs At!
PSC VIkings was called
count of lhc usual 01cgon
sunshine. The gnmc will
cd on the ru-st day this weN
gnlosh<•.s and rninconts prt
nt:Pded
The Pionaor nme take o: New Burlinga1ne
rounlain • va .. iely Orogon Stato collogo
Fnday m a doublo·bill and
lravot to Eugono Saturday
tlo tho Ducks in a twin·•nc•
One or lhc btc issues t:
vear's studPnt bodv
Try Our
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SPECIAL
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8430 S.W. Terwilliger Blvd. CHerry 4-8611
Un~Lcd StateJ Sub Po_ t Office
We Gtve S&H Green Stnmps • • was the bubble over the
mmg pool. Why not
mon''Y to a new bn~ketlWJ
for the gym. Wc•
havt• the wot'St floor in
fen•nct>.
Bill Martes
hell • er 1ce
QUICK SERVICE
Time for n Spnng Chl>O
• CH 6·9028
Next lo Fred Meyer on
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