Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 16, Number 24
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1958-04-01
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Type
Newspaper
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Apnl 3 •
n
lent
n fcv.·
Du~go us1c Tryouts April 18
tfltJh -.chool <~~Cntors nt~r t
tJ in applied muaic scholar·
ih·P' wall draw for placo ot l
.sn. friday. April l8. Compoti·
f0, in vocul ond lnr;lrumontal
~rforntanco will continue
tbrough the aft"rnoon. lnquir·
for thO&(.' scholarships havo
cc:no from as far os Alaska. Vol XVI No. 24 THlS PERJODlCAL IS NOT TO
B. T.AKE'N FROM THIS ROOMJ
Portland . Orogon '
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EST t867
Friday. April 11. 19S8 -r r .-r w a r n r a u u
Film Due Tonight n a %.
Tho film "Gr aJ EKpoc.tallons"
wall b~ shown on compus io·
n1ghl tll 7:30 in Evan'-Adapt·
ad !rom Charles Otckons ' liJ·
erary classac, tho rnov,e is on
Ac.adomy Award winner &I r
ring John Mille.. Jean Simmons
and Valerie Hobson. Admisston
will bo SO conts.
.. n r r ,....,....,..._,.._._._,_.....,fl# a u u •
Me• I
I I ~
c Non
lumcnt 11
• club us Drive Run-lis omplete tudenl overnmenl Today
1 ms at $1 50 0 'l'lu!rC nn: lhn:e run-o!fs tn lhe ;mmbcr of \'Ott• , a UniqUe OUt• man, sophomore, (OI' lht• of1ac or
19 58 G 1 ' lct'tlon wluch IS lwlng concluded com" In nny clec:lJOn. Vloo-presadcnt, and Carolyn Hn· oa today. Doug Donnca and Don Ttwre nrc two run-offs 10 tht> gPr, rreshman, IS runntnJ,! agamsl
Rochon, ''ke·prcstdt ntJal cnnda- A WS el~ct10ns Sue Er1ck!ion1 clnssmntc, Ann Morns tor th •
(1ah•s, H;t'Ct\'cd cxnctly the snmt• Jumol. opposr d Connie Kling- ofCic: of lr osurcr
d
rnament
tl ing In
.. nwvcr
>f Fort
~·inne r)
•Y Ted
:ollcge
'· Thas
U\ thl;'
!5" al
:h lal•
pin and
ely
IS
ond Tllc Wo' d t.n1\t l~IIY Service
will be ~pen on cnmpus
11 nnd t·ont anue through
18 The gonl of the dravc,
to Chnmnnn Pnul
11. as Sl50r:l-$1000 from 5tu·
:~u ;md $500 from lhl faculty.
A studcnt·fllcully sho\\ w1JI be
n\1 d an Evnns nt 11 n.m. un
a), fl nturmr, both foculty
;msbcrs nnd students 111 humor
and Sl:'r:1ous numbers. No nd·
on will be charged An nuc
Will bt' held 111 (Jon I of
~plcton commons at 12:15 p m
rdncsdny, WJth nil proceeds go
to WUS.
PAUL KNOLL
Heads Drtvc
n. baslttl:
) he
·ophy annual Ugly Mnn conlcsl
run nil wt•ek, cndmg on r'n
Ench vote w11l t•ost I cent
mont v may be rallied or do-• b) ponsomtg group~ or
r LC
;ocontlr
marntd
·ines
cer's
1. 1\iduols Candidates l'Ontcnd·
for the crown nnd thetr spon·
arc Da\'C Dewclaw, Dt•lw
Gamma soronty nno Alpha
Omega fr:H~.-'rntty; Sam Ed·
TheU1 Kuppn soronty; Dr.
ld B:1lml.l1', .Aiphu Cnmma;
~ Danskin, Sigmu Phi Ep·
frntctmty; CliCI Snndcrs,
1bda Plu Eps1lon; John Clem·
Kappa Pht Alphu, nnd Ki
Stgmn Alpha S•cma. Holmes to Talk at SOEA Meet
A spcclul h1RhltghLof 1hc SOI-:A
con\ PntaCin, sc'heduh-d on campus
Apral 11 and 12, w1ll uc a spc"eh
by Govemor Robcl't Holmes nl
the Saturdny luncheon. •
World Traveler
Chapel Speaker
Seo Picture Pago 3. Col S
Those nttendin~ cnnp 1 next
week w11l ttcnr Rrucc Rigdon, n
studt.!nt nssocmte of the Student
Volunteer movemf'nt, who w11l
be on campus WcdncsdttY nnd
Thurndny.
H~.: IS \"tSltmg college and uni
Vt.!rslty campuses throughout the
United SLT•h'S to tnlk nhout the
naturl of the Chnshnn misston
and stud~.-•nts' mvolvcment in the
• mtssaon
A nativ~ of Pc·nusylvanm, Rig
don ts n graduate of lht! College
of Woostc1 in Ohio. His )Umor
year \\"US pent nt the Univf'rsity
of Hone Kong.
H1gdon bnngs to the Lewis
nnci Clnrk campus on cxtcnsi\'c
background or c~penencc wath
I Chrasttan students in many pnrts
of the world. For five months m
1951 ttc ''islh d Chnsltan youth
movements in Euz ope nnd West
Afnca. ln 1955 he participated in
n .,.. ork camp m Puerto R1co.
In the summers of 1956 nnd
1957 he visHed in Japon, the Phil·
appml's, Tmwan, Ok Ulawa nnd
Koren as a member of an ecum
enical m1ssiot\ tt•nm. He nlso VIS
ited student Ch1'1stwn move
ments m Southeast Asaa, the Mtd·
dlc Ensl nnd GH·at Bruain. The convent1on will ~san wtth
a banqu1 l in TPmplcton nt 6:·15
Fndny t'\'Cnsng. Wo1 kshop das·
CUSSIODS Will follOW the banquet.
Soturdny mommg rcgJStralion
wJil ht from 8:30 to 0:30, ond will
be followed by buz.z groups and
dtscusstons. I .. unch Is chcdulcd
for 12:30 p.m. w1th Holmes ns
guf'st pcuker. Buzz groups w1ll
continue in 1-:vons ofter lunch.
The convenlton w11l end w1th
a busme.'>S meeting ond l!lcction
of orfaccrs Saturday afternoon.
The convt•ntiOn is open to all
SOEA members nnd anyone in
terested m cducatjon. and 1 for the luncheon. Th(;re
Is no rcg1strolion ft'<'. Approxa
mntely 100 tud• nt.s n1.: 'xpect.:!d
wllh 15 or 20 from LC, nccordlng
to Betty Jo Wilbnm . JUnior,
cnmrman of the state l:Onv~ntJOn.
'Fashions' to Open
Moms' Weekend
Tl1e tu'St evcnl of Mothers'
weekend, sclu dulr~ for April 19
through Aprl1 20, 1 lhe !ash10n
how, "Fashions Around the
World· to be g1ven by the Moth
ers' club nt 8:30 Fnday cvcmng
m Templeton. AdrntSSlon 1S $1
The cost is $1.50 for the banq Uf't per pc r&On.
'Life' Features
Former LC'er
All of Portland was proud
whon the Match 31 iasue of
''Lifo" maqal'!tnO ~it tho &tends
bcarang the cover picture or
Donald Pcanon . David Doug·
las high school scienco teach·
or.
Lewis and Clark bad a right
to bo proud, too, because Poar·
son roceived both his bach·
elor of scionco and matter of
education d~ees here.
The nine page arbcte {ea·
turing Pcanon is pa.tl of tho
magnine's series on1ttled
"Crisis in Education:•
Jefferson Honor Group
Makes Traditional Visit Thl' mothl rs wall stny m the
dorms Frtday mght. <urdny
mommg, a new event. a tour of
Portland nnd !;hoppmg downtown
1 scheduled. A cofft'C hour from
3 to 5 p.m an Platt 1s open to nll
mothers S:nurdny.
The mothers' b:mqu~.:t w1ll be
nt 6 in Templeton Saturday c\ e
nmg Cor buth men and women
~tud• nts and their mother. The
mother of th year will br> nn
nounce<i ot tht:! banquet, nnd the
banquet \\.'tll be followed by a b11l
o( one-net plays at 8 p.m. an the
collc~:c theoter.
Mothers or~> 1nvttt!d to stoy
ovcm1ght m the donns Saturday.
Sunday momrng th re \\ 1ll be
dorm and sorority breakfasts, ni·
tcr whicl1 the mothci'S wlll nllcnd
the church of their cho1cc. Dinner
ts at 1 p.m. Sunday followed by a
Mu Ph1 "Epsalon COnC( rl rn Ev
nns at 3 p.m The anl\uol A WS
Silver T a w1Jl be at -l p m. m
Pnlntine Mnnor. lf weather per
mits, the tea \\rill be on the
terrace. Howard Cho •. Jumor wut
tnkc up lhc ga\ el nl'xt year as
the new pr !dent or the Assocant
f'd Student body• of I~WJS nnd
Clark. The only name on the bal
lot, Chn ron against a ho t of
wnte·m rnndtdal< •. Dave Drew
low, \\ ho r ·c• l\'ed the most wrttc
m votes, ha ~en appotntl'Ci rnem
bcr-nt-lnrgc or the cnnte as pro
vided tor tn thL constltutton. Don
Mtllf'r, )UnJor, wos voh.:d Into the
o!JJC o( student body trcOSUI" r
The mn• ·'no tors who \\ t re
clc h.>d fire· 'ruors, Jan Eom
hn\\, Lee Irn an. 1\1 Parchus,
JUntors, Earl B nson, Chris Ed
monds, Su Walsh; sophomores.
Eleanor Burcnr. Robert Fitch nnd
Rutlt Olson
F.llr.ubcth Donaldson w n ch~l
c'CI prcstdent of A WS alone WJth
Sandy StnUord, ccrPton and
Lando Drown hlstorian.
All AMS off1t."Crs were elected
on the fll'St b:~11ot. Roger Adnm
1s pr !dent, 3ill Haller vtct
pr0.11d nt nnd Ph1l Hector ccre
l.arJ ·lr nsurcr.
Thi! rolly squud for next )car
1 Bob Btnar, Phil Brndl )' Bill
Sendclback nnd D1c.k Vnn W nkl
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Dr. Don Balmer Invited
To Unique Conference
D~ Dom1ld Balm r. nssoctntc
prof or of poHtkal cicncc 1
nttcndmg th• fli'St nnllonnl eon
fen: nee on pollt1cnl pnrUes
wh1c.h opened Thursday and wtll
conlutue-- through Sunday at
Hnyd~..:n Lake, ldnho
The not1onal gatherang of omc
60 "prncllcnl pohtic.1ons ' 1S lK!
mg sponsored by Gonugo unh;er
sity and !anonced b~ the Ford
foundation F' a the r Rich:u'd
Twohy, chninnan or Gonzaga's
pohucal science dcpanmenl, or
gann.ed th roundtable mCi!lmg
of poht1eal h:ade.rs, stnte officers.
Congrcssm~..:n ond top rcprt!S n·
Lallvcs ar educataon, labor :md
soc.aal "ctrnre.
Dr. Bnlmc.r the onll 0ffgon
t:duc.."'tor an'>Hcd to nttcnd ltle
umquc confercnc al the lnk re-tn•gon
:-.vill be
us
tats m year, LC colkctcd n sum
wh1ch mclud~.: d the
t'eds of the Hungaraun dnvc.
US, nmong lts v3rious func
re t>ltles l!Xalcd students He hos been achvc in the stu
dent Chrasllan life o( tht• Unttcd
States, sc.r,·ing as moderator or
the Nntionul Council ol V:csl
mm~tcr fdlowshap, and in vnnous
capocillc-s in the Umtcd Student
Ctu ist1an councJl, th(! Pr csbyter
ian Student mo\'cntcnt, nnd the
Student Volunh.:cr mo\'cmcnt . l\torl' than n hundred members
or the National Honor SO<:H!ty of
Jefferson htgh school, Portland,
mndc their traditional ''JSit to
the campus Wednesday. April 9,
to get 0 glimp~c· or college life.
Jumors and s~eniors of this c:odcly
all~rnote their visits hCJ'C with
Uni\'CI'Sily of Portland The pro
gram included \'!Sitmg clnssP.~ o(
the studl·nrs mtcrcst and n tour or Composer to Lecture, Criticize Students' Works
INU\
•
~ICE
!6
; on aid l'('fUgt!<'S, supplies mcda
and X-rny cqutpmt!nl. builds
and sludcnt renters.
classrooms, 11 bro1·ies and
illtc)ri(!S nnd sponsors univcr
lfftliataons nnd intcrnntional He will uc nvaJlnblc for person
al conCer~:ncl'S Wednesday and
Thursday afternoon an the Dc
partm nt or Rclit;ton ofli~. A
"bnng your trny" lunch will fol
low chapel Thun;day m Room 2
01 Templeton hall. the <'ompus '' ath Jdfl.!rson alums
as guadcs.
Other hagh school croup!; \'isit
mg the campus recently ha\'C in
c::ludcd lhosl.l from the First Pres-
L . Elly Eymann, si'naor, will be
ng Knoll 10 the drh·e student h•adcr !or the chapel byt~rinn chutchcs !rom Mcdlord,
E\'crctt and Spokane. A lot gc
number of indt\•idunls have \'lS·
itcd thl.' college during the last
.several W('eks. Anne l)ew, sccrdnry; R~n en iCl'. Also assisting is Carolyn
. trcasur(.'r: Peggy Kcst1e I Kl"hrli, sophomort.', who will play
1ly chninnnn; WUS ouclton, thl organ. Hughes, and End Benson, __ ....;::...._ ________________________ _
Man conh•st. Faculty ndvis-Freshmen Music Students to Perform
Dr. Raymond Mcllvcnna
Dr, Hidco Hashimoto.
Ottntion chairmen All' Jndc
Plntl hall: Gnil I.c•itch, Ak
n Kehrli, Ruth Odell:
Wamstnd , Slt•wart: Lar
Cnh hous< and Dec
l:lll'C:k(•r and Snndv On\ adson.
mpus. F rcshmcn mus1c students wall be rcaturcd at .MuStc Hour at 12:15
p.m., Thuasday, April 17.
Donna Russell w111 pcrfonn the Haydn "Sonata an D Major'' and
Eliznbulh Barker wtll play "Sonntina" by Belu Bartok and "Re\'(.!1'
ae'' by Debussy. Both girls arc studymg under Cnrroll Town~enrl .
Oionn Reubcndal c. soprano, will conclude th\! concert wtlh ,, g1 oup
o! vocnl selections. Diann is n stud~:>nt of Josephine Spauldmg .
... ROY liARRJS
To Vitat Campus
Roy Han a", di'>tlngul!:ht.'<l Am·
"rtcan compos r. will bl on \'am
pus Wt:'dncsday, Apral 15. He will g1vc o lcdur• m Evan Mus1c
bualdmg at 11 am In the after
noon from 2 to 4 on and off cnrn
pus students m ndvnnct!d com
posttaon wall be able to pr<! nl
lh£'ar work lor cr&lic.J.Sm.
Harras '~ lll be in Portland Cor
a \\ ork::;hop pcnod Apt'll 1 oil to
19, wh n he comc.s to condud
the prenucl '<: or hJS new PIL'C'C,
"Rcverll' ond Dance " <'Qmmas
sloncd b)' the Portland Jumor
SJ mph on~ under a Rock.ci~..:llC!r
cnmt.
The composer' fu-st lecture
wtll be open to the pubh rrec
of charge. Thas "lll be nl Pon
lnnd State at 8:30 p.m. 1\Iouday,
.\pnl 14. Frida.}, April 18, Hnrns
w11l spcnk to the Cit\ Club nt n
noon lunch&:on. Page T"ro THE PIONEER LOG Fr1d y, April 11.
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•
Tho envy of hts less ingenious dorm-mates. a Japanese atudcnt
studies m a bancony altached so his upper-dock bunk. The cramped
orca o1 bod and desk a this Tokyo student's total living area, and
holds all hts worldly posscs.sions.
1na ear
For months we ha\·e beard the phrase "The LC Commu
mt) ·• tossed around m the Soundmg board d1scuss1ons. i:ac
ult) nnd student meeting and m the plam 'small talk"
of the Shack. E\·en though LewlS and Clark 1s n commuruty
m Itself. 1t .lS part of a larger one-that of the Pre~bytenan
related colleges.
There are 41 colleges affihnted w1Lh the Presbytenan
church U.S. Therr size and resources are md1cated bv the •
follov.; mg f1gures supplied by the Board of Chrtstian Edu-
cation· students, 31.500, faculty members 2 100 (a ratio of one
facult) member for every f1teen students): plant and endow
ment funds 187,797 898; annual operation expendttures. Annual MUN S-ession Beckons Delegates
To Participate in World Affairs Debate
BY BERYL CASE
Poml oC Order, Mr Ch1ur
nl n1" Thls 1 n rnmili 1r .?und
nt every Model Unit d Nnttons
nnd thiS ,year'" scs: ton \\ tll prob
ubly pro\ e to be no c ct>ption
To b... hl.'ld n t the.: U nt' t'SitY of
Wnshlngton ftom t\prtl 23 to 25,
thts conference will be s 1 up
much like tt.s New York counter
part wilh mccungs o:( the s~ui'
Jty counc1l, £conomtc nnd Soclnl
counctl. Gencml A cmbQ and tls
committ~ .. \\Ulk the nnrro\1 J-..l. oC ncutr 1-
lh On thro other hnnd Tun Wnrd
m the Econormc and Fmnnec
oomnuttC<' docs not hn\'C to be
o umc 1 nt.:d 1 bou l the RussHm
I l~c LIOI\ md \\ rll pr'-!scnt n rcs
olullon C:V' t.hc markclmg and
pnr.:mc of lumber, nn ill1portanl
!-"'inrush c.Xporl.
Mill') ,\lux: Slrumpf \\111 con
ccntrotl' h r effori.S on the prob dent J'l.;pr cnltng Frnlnnd
thos..; students to b
m t w k r pn ('nll.n~
\\ 111 part1 apntt:! m thas corlfcnr.:
'' h1th pro\'ldcs not onll
portunity to lc.trn nboul ono~
C\llturc and poll\l of \'IC'\\, bu\
to kmn nbaut tht VN nnd
muny probilms fnclnc the
rn mlcrnnl.ionnl nl!rur -
~ern or human nsht.s but her Concert Due Friday
n~;.1n btcau of the poht1c '' rn, th p ps conC(>rt o'
0\' rton <: Of th1 ISSUe She Wlll "Cason will be Pte cnted by
LewiS and Clnrk \\,11 rcpresQJlt have to n::m:un somewhat ncut-Porllnnd Symphony, Jo''tlday
l\\ o counlncs nt th1s yt'ar's con-rnl Trusteeship matters will be ril 11 Dl 8 30 p m. in the .. •• '--'
iercnce· Fmlnnd nn Yemen d' cu sed by Bc\'crly l\tnrk. who nudltorJum Donna Wick, Pili:J:
Alon~; wnh delegates from 70 "m present a resolution recom- \\Ill ploy Gcrshwm's
other paruetpnung '~e!lt-coast mcndms to the odrrumstrnting in Blue" "tth the
colleges, th LC ~pi"(; ent:ltl\' s nntions \Hlys to unprO\ e c:ondJ-Music or Leonard Bcrnstctn,
\\'lll present resolutions and de-lions m the Trustces.lup areas roy Anderson, Ro 'rs and
under the1r control. t 11 b 1 d"" bate many of the snmc 1ssu mc.rs em wa c me u "'"
\\'hlc.h are currentll bcms dts-Along wtlh other s\udents both ln!l to Hennon Jobelmnnn's
cussed at the real UN On the on the undcrgrodu:atc Jc,•el and estra "111 tcrnunntc the eV(~nJ!i
f'lrst t\\"O day of the conference, _m_ ... _ ...... _-1·-·n_t_~_s_r_'-_-_-_' _th_cs_e_I_c __ h_l.....:..c_n_t_c_rt_n_m_m_c._n_t ---- -
cnclt delegate wrll debate rcsolu
Ltons proposed m the1r respective
committees. Those ;resolution np
proved m the comzmttces \\'tl
then be tukcn up b) all Lhc dell
gates 1n Saturda:> 's Gencrnl As
!: ·mbly rnectwg
Beryl Cnse, Finnish dcJegnt10n
chrunnnn and repn: enta\ln-s on
lhc EC:onom1c nnd Soctnl counetl.
!.inds that at w1U take most or
the efforts of the Ftnmsh delega
uon to remam on good terms
\\,th the Ru."smns Instructed to
sta:> out of East-West conflicts,
the delcsauon will conccntrnte
on issues v; h1ch pc.rt.nin to the
cconomtc: and soctnl develop
ment or lhe underd velopcd FROM THE PREXY'S DESK bv T'\...,., P
Council Plans Leadership Retreat
·\ 1ong tunc ago . n .1nctcnl
Gt-ccc", there hvcd n wise old
mnn \\ ho cver,yone would come
to for advJ~.:e As in c\·cry place
there was a smnn :ilcck who
wanted to make the wJSe man
look hke a fool HIS plan was to
go to Ute w1sc man wath n btrd
10 lus hnnd and hold tt behind
has bnc.k He would ask the scltol·
arly £.1 n tleman what he had be
hand htS back and 11 he dtd guess,
he would nsk tum tf It \VDS nih e
or dcnd If the wtsc mnn smd thnt
1t was all \'C, he would c.rush the
bn'd • nd kill st but if he sn1d
It was dend, -the smlll't. aleck • k• ~ 1 .... que:;twn. The sct1a'
mnn rcphcrl by saymg thit
bnd n bud m h1s hand. :SOtllfwt
tnken back. lhl! Cool asked
tt was nhvc or dcat.l and
wtse mnn answered "lt s up
you.'
Yc 1t' up to you A
makes up hss O\t,; n luck and
\'Ides h1s O\l;:t\ brcnks Then
no need lo quesl1on that
$37.754.0"'..2. When dlScussrng these dt!ftcult would open his hnnd and let It fly
The 41 colleges related to the Presbyte.rum church U.S.A. political questions, Don Krntz nwn~ 15 o need for th('sc krnd or
ple on thiS cnmpus. Whc;ther
crs arc born or made, they
come forth and provade th~
ed rudder for this campus
this in mind, y ur studen\
ernmcnt, for the frrsl tunt.
plannrng a Leadership
l\lay 16 and 17 to be held
campus. are marked by high academic quality. Among the1r thou-and Lindn McKee, 10 thcsr res-W1lh this plan all formulated,
ands of graduates are leaders m business nnd 10 the pro-pccuve comrruttccs, wall hn .. •e to he went to the wtSe man nnd
fesSlons men and women whose C{)llege trammg has helped Weekly Astorl·a Trl·p Keeps
them make their mark in the world.
These colleges are more concerned about qunht ·than size. E 1" h p j • f
The, care about each student as an mdav1dua1 They expect ng IS TO eSSOT 1n a og
him to thank about the kind of life he wants m the future- "I've trn,·eled through rain, :ten ~o-d hun , . . _ ch\.t.... l he
'·•hat kmd of person he 'Wants to be, and how he can help hail sleet and snow," said Dr. end of the ye~u with the saying. BoU1 the old and new .,,.,.:,
government Will b oltendtn&
\':JrJous other cnmpus lenders
students who have dcmcnut.rt
potential in th1s nccd~.:d
wtll be Jn\! a ted. If you rcceh"t
mvrtation, please accept
net:d you \o 'tnnkc a u:cxc: --Di
G~
[nl
(
f
others Wrntam Stafford ns to his week-''cheese tor the b1g cheese."
The colleges are f~ee lllStltuuons· free of munic1pal or state ly trip to A~ona Dr Stafford satd that he has thts n:treal and to pro.,;ide '1unla.
control-free to select the best-free to teach the best m the He makes thls trap C\'Cry Wed-orne mte.restang students One nesdny len\ mg at 4 p m :md re-of lhe women wrote on a tesl
hberal arts tradition-:Cree to teach the truth m a Christian turning about midmght to teach on Roman hternture n poem.
conte.~t an ndult class in world literature .. Gntullis at the Grave or his
Presbytenan colleges dehberately seek to become Chns- ThlS class as m connecuon \\ 1th Brother.'' frrst m Lalln, then m mg for usc of making your
breaks "It's \Jp to vou"
JUst as much todny as 1t did
only lh• re IS a greater nt.'t'd
people to rcn!LZC th1s
•ruth tian communmes where the fellowship m the dmmg room. the state extenlion diVl.SIOn. The her o" ·~ aon class const.Sts mosi.ly of women, the spirit m the athletic field. the bfe in the dornutory- the maJonty bcmg teachers cam-LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick
all contnbute to the students' matunng m the Chnsllan ms more credits He does, how
faith. and where belie.[ 10 God 1s adhere.~ to b~ students and e\'er, have some mc.n students
faculty alike. One feature that Slaf:ford hkes
They supply recruits to 1nfluenllal professions (business, ubout teachmg thiS doss IS thnt
law, medicine, the ministry, SClence teachmg. and othersr the readmg assignmcnU> arc us-ually the same as b1s humarutres
whtch can aid, as well as be aided by, the church. For ex-class. Thus by his class reclhng
ample, among the 31,500 students enrolled m these msblu- lhc assacnme.nts, he has his Hu
tions in 1951 were more than 7,000 young people planmng mamt1es assignmcnU> prepared
to enter the fjeld oi pubhc education. ahead of hiS colleagues.
About $1.041,500 will be made a\yadable to Presbyterian "l see all kmds of lhmgs on
US.A 11 ges through the Board of Christian .E~ucation in the road. Once 3 \rt!c was knock-. co e . ~ cd down on the road dunng a
1958, about four times the appropnnt1on m 19il0. stonn and 1 was belund the saw
Included in the sum ts $90,000 to be matched by the col-crew," he n..~llcd.
leges, on a twcrfor-one baStS, and used to increase salaries He has seen two elk and n deer
of [acultv members. All41 Presbytenan-related colleges hope '"sstung" b~rde the road. He has
to meet the challenge, anbc1pating faculty r:atSes amounting oi~n dragged of! the road deer .. wh1ch had been hit by can; His
to $210,000. . . fnends told hun that he was
\Ve C3Jl see .how LC fns mto this larger commumty and the sleepy and 1mngmcd sccmg them
respollSlbihty that rests on the admmistrotion, lhe faculty, but he msists he actually saw
and the students as they claim me.mbershtp. not only in our th~'m He often has to trn\'el
local community, but m the one that is nat1on-wide. through hen\'Y fog. One nsght he snw a "toll Cog" settmg in m-
O!C I .ubllc::aUtuJ ot lhli! ~ oc:lAled ISlud Dl..t of L W'l •nd Ctsrk c:-ol
t c Pu1Jilllhd1 cklY durl~ thll colt t:e ,.-nr SubacrlpUon ratts U
p<;~~ aa 11.-c.on4 c1u matl~c t U S Potlt Ortl • PortlJl~d. Or1::&'on
•• .:t 1 -" rVlt"'"' • .,., • " ,.. • ...
-~)926
• stead or n blanket log
From the stones of the coast
told by his students he composed
n poem entitled "Lore'' which has
been pub! bed.
Smce his class " rrnm 7 to 9 45
p m .. Dr Stnfford nlwoys hns n
co !lee brenk t.o add vcmcly. One
of hts classes m T11lnmook pre-c -
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"A •
Ft{di1Y· April 11. 1958 THE PIONEER LOG
lies ~" tire s~L Si.cle · · · ut.lth Sa/4 Pie/lee Next Fir cres Pro . uc ion T ke ... _ udience in o ay '90s
Diane Spencer to Present
Graduation Piano Recital
ml~ nn
out Dnot
c-w, but
JN ·md
~ the
lli"S
ay
\cert o!
\led by
Frtdn)
, lht> -·'"
'ick, Pll!j:
Teat
he Sehctb! ln
:1
ol
ad and
"ll's up
A
1ck nnd 6 Thm
1 thnt
ltnd o[
ptcther
t, they
ac the
ampUl
;tud~t
new ::o•"
ltendi~
1 leaders
tded oUl!
u reol!.in.
~cept as
D SUctCJ!
rovtde
g your p oL t Dt.tnl: Dt Motl Spcn·
\\all gt\'C her c:mor rCCJlnl
3 p.n1 Sunctuy, Apdl 13 m thl.!
1till hnll of lhc mustc bUiluang
pro rnm \1. ill be open to the
I he:.
!:famed r~ntly as winner of
Marie Morr&&tly Keith achol·
&JSIUP· a stnlc award gtvon by
tt national Federation of Mu·
"" C1uba. Diano is widely known
~ ()rtlgon (or h()r ta1cru. In Feb·
!'JJf1 she played a 'olo recital
·A Roseburg under •uspice5 of
.. Oregon Music Teachers as·
tion. Sho pcrlormed a Sehu-• ~c once rto with lhe Portland
j;lllior symphony and a Bach con·
trtto with tho Portland Chamber
::dleStro.
tn an adJudtcnlton of h r plny
Orcgoniun mu tc cnttc Jltl·
~ Grondahl colJ~d her "really
r lonnl \\,lh (! ... tdcnec or
t rdtb &echntquc and exccp
nal anus1cnl mtngtnntion.'' She
a student of \ll 'Nc.lltc Tholen.
Her concert Sunday. wUl in·
:!ode seven moverncnis hom
!.!ch'£ Pariita in B Flat Major.
lNt mo•emcnts from Beethov
lll SonoJa in C MAjor and Chop·
~· raruaisie in F Minor.
Tb(' 1956 PaClflc Northwest
n Chess tournament wtll be
at 8 45 o.m .. Saturday, Apr:ll
.. t lhc downtown YMCA, 831
=w SL'i:lh nvcnuc. The toumn
nt all lnst for two doys end
Sundn) afternoon
The fh•e·round Swu.s system
bo followed with Harkness
;uring and median tie-broaking
tournamo ni is apon""red by
i1:! Portland Chess club. The en·
1=y foe is 53.
Theta Knppn sororaty nlumni
1 sponsor "Spring Bazaar," nn
UlllUal evc.nt, 8 p.m., Wednesday,
~~ 16, tn the Palnlmc Mnnor
frawmc room. Hnndmndc Ct£ls,
l'.X!lnes and cond)· will be sold
;nth the cmphnsts on Mothers'
gUlS
WiUiam David Euor was born
'a.auary l9 m Fort Smith. Azko..n·
to DaY1d. ·ss. and Donna. '54.
.... ""'. Donna was college nurse
:::,m 1954 to 1956. Etler is c:om·
~:uUlg his military senic:e.
Mcm~rs of Thctn Knppa sot
recently rccch•ed the an
~cement of the engagement Cl f
~'onn1c Jean MacLeod. '58, to
::;6t~r Peck of Orecon Stntc col
Peck lS nf!ahntcd with St£·
Phi Epsalon ot OSC. No dale
been set for the wcddms
Darlene Snodgrass. '58. an
httr engagement !o
Loron Cam o .enior a1
Uninrsity of Oregon. Cam
a membor o( Beta Theta Pi.
wedding il planned for Sep·
6.
Fll"'!t full·l ct h
Plt•lur~ nbQu& tJ
worta e arr~ t l
livinG rt
PABlO PICASSO
Acndc.rn• .. 1\ .nncr
n t t ocu • • r th 1: 1!3,....
"Albert Schweitzer "
t BOTH r ll .• M::; lN COLOR • lrs Emma ~ ·-· r \.lll ot-
tend lht n r n t h annual North
\\ L'Sl Conference of Formgn Lnn
gunge Teachers, Apttl 10 through
12 nt the Univcrstly of Oregon In
EugPne. Mrs. Meter tS to be n
member of the nomiuotlng com
mitt('e.
The progrnm wall consist of
dtscusstons •)f literature. ltnguJ -
tics, prncUcnl problem ond top·
JCS or Interest to lnncuogc tcnch
ers of nll :tge groups.
Assasinalion Used
For French Play
.. L'Atglc n Deux T •t " or The
Engle Wtlh Two Hc'flds" \\ tll b~
presented by students or the
French department at 8.30 p.m.
S.1turday. Apnl 12, an F&r Acres
theater.
Dncctt:d by .Madame Corume
Poutcau w&th n.ss1slance from Dr.
Chfford Hamar, the annunl
French department: prescntnllon
thi.S year is n psychololg~cnl drn
mn by the contempornry French
plnywnght. Jean Coctenu
Based upon an actual inetdcnt
to bislor), the assassmntton of
Queen Ehzabeth of Btwortn, the
t~ ... nct play takes pln~ in Bn·
\'ana m southern Germany
nround 1890.
Taktng the part of the qu en
wall be Ann Kloostcnnan II r
as:snssm '" 1U b played b) 9oug
Vmcent. Lndy·m·wtutmc \\ dl b
Karen Epperson wath Jack Willey
as court ndvu;er. George Woolley
will portray the quccn's nd\-t •r
<tnd Dave Finley, the dcnf-mutc
servant.
EilEen .Markson wJII act a
stage manager (tnd J udilh 'l'homp
son as 10 chnrgl! of the hghts and
sound efk-cts. Part o! the set
wall be used from lhe recently
produced Jean-Paul Snrtc drnmn
"No Extl." No ndmisston "ill be
charged to students and faculty.
Fafty cents is the ndrntssion pru:c
to all others plnnmng to ntlcnd
the performance.
LC Prof to Help
Choose Achiever
Ptuhp IcAUJSter, chnll'IIlan or
the BA department, will rcpre
.-;ent the Portland Snles Execu
th·e club at a mcetang April 19
in Snn Otego to choose an
"Achte,•er" ns the best salesman
f the year among Juntor Achtc\'·
ers of Lhc-west coast.
Accompanying him will be J1m
Tomhn. '53. c.."\':cc:Utl\'c director
of Portland Junior Achtevemcnl,
and Bill V.'lute, Portland "ac.rue\·
er" ol the year and prospectl\'e
LC student ne..xl fall. The win
ner tn San Diego wall compete
later thl.S month nt the western
regional contest m Spoknnc
Dr. Gustalson Speaker
lir. c \ G IL •nd or
the sOCiology departm nl. ga\e
the tntroductory lecture m u sc
rw on oncnuuon m sOCJnl ('CO·
nomJc problems for semors nt
the Untven.>tty of Oregon Dental
sc:hool Thun;day, Aprtl 10. HtS
topic was • The Role of Socual Sci
ence in the Profcsstons."
~len's hop-0 wego Country tore
148 B Ave. Oswego NE 6·3686
Import«.od T"\\'cl J Sl < k $13 95
Slncks by Da. · of EngliUld
SEE LOREN RICE, Campus Representative For thr drnmn d pnr:tm nt on
oud1 n or moth rs nnd stu·
dent on April 10 1n lhl F1r Acre
th nt• r t 8 30 p m 1 the y ur \VJll
not be 1958 but 1000 ns Dr. Clif
ford Hamar h<'nd of the drnmn
d( partm nt dtreet his studcnls
In • Commcnccrilf'nt Program "
Sttng...,nn Zamm!!lmnn. !;Opho
mo• c, wtll give tv. o rcadmg I
·The Connabal Maul" nnd 1'0 •
lend r or lh~_; Sex" "hu:b 1s con~
cern d ..., 1th women's suUrngc
Don SladJU JUnior, wtll tak
n temp• rnnc stand n he tells oi
'Th Bondog~: of Dnnk."
i\ pinyiN \\intlcn m 1868, en·
taU ·d Tit Lovmg Wtf 's Mts
tnk • sta.rs G orr.c 81 her, JUn·
1or, nnd Karen WJSecup. aopho
more
Pam Sc.htllt..'l', f.n llhmnn, Wtll g,., e n lltt lc story or n domatlc
tmg~dy, --nte Fust Cloud." while
Ron Summ rs, jumor. tells the
grove pathcltt' reodmg, MSome
body' Mother"
John Sheehy, ~cntor, WtU por
tray n prop r BostollUln genUc
rn 1n ns he s~ks of the MUn·
pordonnble Sm:· In Cicnnnn dta
le<:t •• Sheehy ,.,.111 olso give "Vas
Mnrrwge n Fnilure7"
• ••
• •
• • , • • • • Commencement Proqram
For Mothers' Weekend
M :tnl) r Van S l n jun-
IOr, will J\' As.l c;p nt th
S" llch" In the pro •rom. nd Sid
ney Lon~ fre!~hmnn, ~til hav th
comtcnl re3dlnr. How We Hunt·
<..>d n Mou .. Dorothy W~ more
JUntur, will nccompan) hers If on
t.hc plnno ns !!he llll of ·sandy'
Homanc:c ·• Tern B~ "t, Pnlor-.
ga·es Lh ombt r To n Sk<'leton"
rcndmg
Also on th pro rnm or the
worn n 10 1 Lot Fit.z &bbons
assotant prof or of health and
ph)stcnl t..oducaUon clo who
\\Ill d monst.rnt the D l 5 rtcnn
rh) thm tc l'rctS
Frnnco D 1 Sart '"a nn In·
tcmaltonnlly ( mous t.£ acher of
singmg nnd loculton 10 F-ranC!"
o! th 19th century and most oil
of lh teachers or thtS pcr.&od u cd
has method Dr Hnmnr cxplnmcd
Summer Jobs A vail able
Oregon Cnves on Fnday, April
18, "tll be the only summt!r JOb
mtcrvicw O\~dnbll' thro\.ijlh th,..
placcm~;nt oCitce n~xl week for
r; ntor men and wom n and grnd
Wll
• • • • •
' •
LIBERAL ARTS OR SCIENCE lh t th curn.n r r 1 t
tnt r m D l r b uch
" 1d ly kno n d " n T d
Shn .... n nnd h pup rl Chnrl
'Wt!ldmnn. who n c: pu.:
pn mpt d htm to
P grom ------Chapel Speaker
BRUCE RIGDON
Globetrollor s .. Story PagC! 1. Col. 2
I ' • • 1
General Petroleum Uses Many Types of Talent
Behind events like the Indianapolis
500, shown here, Bonneville Speed
trials, Mobilgas Economy Run and
practicaUy every mnjor engine compe
tition you can name, ~tands a team of
Mobil experts from General Petroleum
and its affiliates m <:;o\.onv Mobil. You •
name 'em. We use ·em. Fuel and auto-
motive engineer s, sales promotio n
men, chemists and racing ~·perts.
That's why in its fnr flung opera·
tions. Generttl Petroleum uses coUege
trained men. For oil hunting-geo lo
gi!;ts; producing and refining
chemists and engineers or nJl kinds.
Marketing and selling use businesi majors, architectural engineers,
accountan ts ••. and mor.e because-
Practically every type of college
training i · represented at General
Petroleum where men with promise
can mnke the first team.
For information about General
Petroleum see your college placement
director.
Mobil
~
GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION
Headquarters. l.os Ange/e$
far ""'"tom elflllate of Soc:cf,)' MobU.
• plon .. r ln petroleum :~.!nee tS66. Pago Four PIONEER L.OG
L Thinclads Place
At Willamelte Relays FixmenHost
Five-School
Cinder Event • 1oneers
Although L• WlS nnd Clnrk i:'Jn·
d<:'nn n d1dn't set the worJd aru~.
they cnn boast O( R few fmc per·
formanecs turned m at th~ eighth
nnnual running ('If the WJIInmette
New Yell Kings
Show New Spirit
Exp~iencc is 1hC' km·notc for
next year's LC rully squad. tht>
7 Up Kids Witl\ nt least a year's
~"-pcrwncc bchtnd Uu~m. Diclc
Van "•mkl<.>. Ball Sendelback,
Phal Brndlcy nnd Bob Bln~r are
out to continue Ute growtng tm
pro\ em n1 of "Pint on the Lev.-
1s and Clnrk campus ..
More oragmnl yells, greater co
opemtton between Pep Club nnd
the students and reorgnnizauon
of the Wlutc Shari section wtll bt ...
lhe ams of the nc\\ squad.
The next c\ ent for Ole squad
waU be lh dcchon of the 1958-
1959 roll~ gu·l April 22, 24 and
29.
'"TIE-TO-TOE"
For lOUr scllool d&ncc:
nnd o~ IOcial occa
Jions. "'GO FORMAL
-GO CROMWELL.,.
You 'II JooL: your best in
Cromwell formal •ur
featurina 1958 dion~
j:u:ket.t in newest styles
and colora including
ambassador red. aan
jU&n ~oilvcr, pa.stc:l blur.
11'-'hicc and black. All
acc:cuori.ca, '"tic-to
toe:• J...a.rscst atoclc in
.NonhwC$t. Guaranteed
tit. O.,.oer fresh. At·
ttac:th o rental priccc.
School (unction • a
spcc:i.a.ky. llrw 1 n: cattJ. • For 1porta and casual wear-
IVY LEAO UB SHIRTS
PENDLETON SHIRTS, JACKEl'S
TOWNE 4 KINO SWEATERS
o,.. M,.t.ry ..,. Frictoy 'Til 9 r. Al Rela,) nt nlem Inst Suturdny
LC's Ron Pnuly finished second
m the high hurdles but 1t took
o record tun~ of 14.'4 by Whit
man's Del Khc.kt r to put him
th"·rc Pauly stay"d 'v, n w1th
Klt•kcr for the f.na h\t.' hurdles
but couldn't keep pace with the
Whittnnn flnsh's fmishmg PRl'c,
KHt ki'r t•rnst•d the old mnt k of
14 ti by \\'1lhnm:ttc's Dt•an Ben
son m 1955.
Bernie 1>h'Com1nc.k, fre$hmnn
speedster, plnc-t.:d thu-d 10 the m
VJtntionnl 100-ynrd dash. He was
clockc.:d m three d1.f:Ccrent umc_,
a(XX)rdmg to trnck ronr.h Eldon
F1x They were nil under 10 llnt
and h dtd thts wath n temp m
ture of 10:.!.
The Pton~crs' dastnnc.'<' medley
cnlry fmishl'd second in lhe1r dl·
VlSIOn b hind Seattle Poc1faC:S
tunc or 10:33 7.
Linksters Record
~in Over Pacific
Thl'! Pioneer golf h:mn sll•ppcd
off on the rit:ht foot T:ut·~dnr
''hen Owy dcfentt..'CI 11act£ic Uni
\'crsit~ 101!: to 71.!: for thl!lr Ju-st
NorUm·est conference wan in ns
many stnrts.
Playang on Ute nonnally wmd
and nun SWI.!pt Top 0' Scott golf
course. Ute Paoncer linkste.rs
gamed pomt.s m nil but one
match. Low man for both teams
wns LewJs and Clark's Roger
Fleck who carded a i4
Team totals: Lewis and Clark
1011. Pacific University 71~.
Rogor Fleck (LC) def. Bill Mack
lin 3·0
Dick Stephens {LC) def. Bob
Kelly 3·0
Bill George (LC) def. Tom Head
21.ii-Y2
DeWayne Halverson (PU) def.
Al Parelius 21~·'12
Gene Stasch (PU) def. Bob Blair
3·0
tied Eldon The LC t1 n~k men \dtl pln~
host to the LC lnvitnhonnl trock
m~:et todny at 3:30 p m. an Gris
wold stndnun. Partic1pntmg m
the event will hl• the Umvcr:;it"
o! Portlnnd, I"ortlnnrl Stntc col
lcgl'. Clat k J( of \ llO<'•ltl\'CI',
George Fox collcc~ of N1..\\ ht.!rg
and Ll~wi~ :md Clcu k <'Ollegt'.
U of P as c pt·<'lcd lo bl• strong
m spnnt c-; cnt~ wsth Gcon~c
Hinkhousc who also Will cnlt•r.
the hurdles. DaY(' H:tf:l•'n will ndd
pomt.:. Cor the Ptlot..-in the high
jump ::md diSCUS.
PSC should coll~ct pomts :from
OJJc Adamson , N'Alr\ hrondjump
champ nnd shotput1cr Stntc
should <.'Ome up with some good
distance a-urullnJ:
Clark will run sprmtcr Jam
Hnmplon and has high hopes m
the l1igh Jump
George Fox Wlll •'nt "I" Bt11
Smith in the jnvchn Smath plac
ed third m the AA U meet lost
year \\'ith a toss of 198 teet.
LC will be wcnk in the wcaght
cnmts ~uch as shot put nnd dis
ws. Juck AbchP will nod pomts
m the 4'40 nnd Lynn Roumttgoux
and Jim Ryder will compctl' in
thl 880. Thcst.: "''•'nts nlong with
Conrnd Sundbolm cnl~rcd m the
mile should add strength to the
LC attack
Ron Pauly, hurdles: Ken Stodd,
high hurdles: Davl! Jeans and
John Dukes. hsgh JUmp: Dn\'c
Jeans, brondJump; and Glen
Johnson, poll \'3ult wall add
depth and points for the LC cm
dc.nncn.
'l·eams Slate Lcwas and Clnrk opcm•d its
bnsehnll Sf'nson n(h'r s• \'cml los
mg dc•ctsaons to th(! wenth~rntnn,
last Snturday nt Eugene, B!!Oinst
01 c•gon .md Monday at home
ngamst OSC
The Paonc<'N round UniV\!l:~i ly
o( Or(!gon pitchers !\tingy wtth
ba:;P hits as they dropped n 7 10 I
\'t•rdtct l'\'cn though they playc.•d
ru-ar-Ciowlcss bnll m th~ fit•ld.
Ron Whittaker nnd JPn.}' Prank-
1m, l.C's freshman hopeful, lock
ed horns in what looked lik'" a
tight !ra~ns for two annings be
fore the Ducks got three m ahc
thu'd.
Hulings Starts Uprising
W1mp Hnstt r ~ Jnd Jim Pifh~t
opened wath smgles and Len Rt:nd
chns~:d Hnstmgs hom~ \\,th a sol
ad .smnsh to nght. Wnlks to
G(.'Orgc Sampson and J1m Rat:e
plus nnotht'r snfct.r off the willow
of Elhs Olson accounted for the:
th~c Webfoot tnllics.
Aft<•t· On.•gon addud four more
jnsurancc runs, Pl.ltc Ward, who
led LC nt tht> dish with two hats
nnd m lhc fi~ld wath his scrappy
pl:w around thc shortpatch, belt
ed on OlCl't mg f1 om new pitcher
Hollie H••nth !or a double. Joe
Inside Info
BY SKIP HART
Sports Writez Johnson th1 n slnt;lf:'d shnrptv
plutc tlw only Paon cr run oi
afternoon.
In the naghtc:np, Lt.:w11
Clnrk found thl' going ~
rought•r o!C Don l ... "lnt>. Ron
W llluun~ was thP only p1~
to ;olvt> 1.-nne. doubling an Ill
SCC'ond for l..C"s only hit.
Dack St~Jl )h M chuckt d ~
lt•nt bnll m hts own bchalJ 11 but en r.utl smn~hcc; by Dick l\.
duuto nnd Pete Gummn 'itt'!
just the runs Lnni' ne<!ded
brr-~·zmg to th~ 3 to 0 w1n.
LC got lhP h1ts but not
fln\\'lcss play Mondny as
OSC Bcn\'ers won a 13 to 7
tory.
Sl..'cond lm c'man Joe Joh
came through for three cJu•
htts .md four RBI's whale R~
McD:~nicl und Gl·orgl' Ado::.
chippt.'d in wtth thH!l' nlso.
Howard ?.l!trhn suuted tor lC
and wns (olJo,nd by R~
Thompson ht•CorP Terry t\ngc
and M1kc Mcnath camt• on
sah•ncc 1 he booming Rf•nvcr
Seven Await
Golf Season
Se,•en men, three of them
lctmcn, n transfer .tnd tlut!
freshmen wtll mnke up Lc:
nnd Ch1rk's HI 58 golf squad. OP!t
The Paone•!.~' sprmg sports pa o-mg with n wm over Pnct!u: uv
,::rom this year could b<! the best w~nuty Tuesday, conch Jam G<d
m many seasons, if tht wenthe1 dard's Jinkslcrs opo·ned thctr
coopt>rntes and mjuries nrc held match season which will
to n mmtmum. at the North\\ ~st
Bascb~ll wi&o, coach Fred Wil· chnrnpaonshaps nt Wnlln
son has a group of boys who Washtngton in marl-May.
B W k could very woll bo tho Nor.thwcsl usy ee conforence champions. With moro Tho. three leltf!tmen. all
one pt evaous awn a-d. un• D'""' · d<'pth lhan usual and a pttching
Lcw1s and Clark squads are m i staff ihat has oo;hown Jo!s of phcns, AI Parelius and Rogc
Fleck. Fie ck w:ts an o 11-confc (Ot n busy Wt' k as nll foua· teams "stuff" against pro-season oppo-
1 . <>nee scll'ct ion at lost yl!nr's eu: play at east two camcs du1mg nonts tho P1oneer diamond squad
d ~t•rence meet ht•ld m Portland. tlw se\rcn· oy slrctch. should be able to handle any NW
Ron Langos (LC)
Grey 1~-ll~ Fred Walsun's bnsPbnll (:I •w conlorenco team with oase. The Pioneers will play tb•
toke on U of 0 m n double- On tht• c.mdll ., the prospects home matches on the Top O'S«t
header Saturday at 1 30 on the! for a championship squad is an golf courst•, \\'Jth nll matches sJ.a•
LC diamond. Tw•sd y th• squad the making w1th the showing of cd to began nt I p.m.
Bill ~larte
hell • er,·tc
QUICK SERVICE
T1me for a Spring Check Up
CH 6-9026
NexJ to Frod Meyer on Barbur mov~ to Sal<:'m for a double ball LC's entrit:.>s in the recent Willa- Dack Stephens, senior lett
agninst 'Willnmctte melle relays. The true test of man, Malwnuk\t'; AI Pareliu!:,
Eldon Fix's cindcnn n play coach Eldon Fix's trock squad aor letterman. Portland
hosl to the LC lnvaUlttonnl meet will come this wct.>kend at the lnnd): Roger F1cck, sophoman
today nt 3:30 in Griswold sta-t..cw1s and Clark Jn\'ltationnl letterman, PorUnnd (Grant)j B
daum. Wednesday they acmn play Tmcl< rm 1 I George, sophomore trnnsfcr r~
host to the Linfield squad. The goll team got off to a good Oregon, Bob Bln1r, fn:shrru
The tennis team takes on PSC start last Tuesday a.s they downed Portland (Wnshmgton): Ron lA.
todn) at Washington Park. The Pacific at the Top o· Scott goU os, frcshmon , Portland (JeU
ncttcrs ploy host lo Lmr.ield on course dosp1te the fact that the son); Ron Timpe. freshman, Pots:
lfuesdoy and Fodny they move to players had only qualified four l.md CFranklin).
the Um\·crstty of Portland. day1 before. The low scores post· P1onocr Schedule:
ed so oarly in 1he season is a \t•all It Portl111111 Stnt• Pon
IONE.Y ND VE Tll\ffi ... od Country t'-lub, .\a•rll 15, (,In 90 tndu:ataon of conung wins. home: AJ•rll 1~. t'nh. r"ll>' of
Ono advantage the Pioneers will lan•l, humc; '••rll u, Wllllluit~ homo, .\t•rll !!Co, l.lntl••ld, nwn\', on,oy al the Top o· Scott courso ~o. Wlllomtltl· . fill'~: J\tll II Mj
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Friday. April 11. 19S8 -r r .-r w a r n r a u u
Film Due Tonight n a %.
Tho film "Gr aJ EKpoc.tallons"
wall b~ shown on compus io·
n1ghl tll 7:30 in Evan'-Adapt·
ad !rom Charles Otckons ' liJ·
erary classac, tho rnov,e is on
Ac.adomy Award winner &I r
ring John Mille.. Jean Simmons
and Valerie Hobson. Admisston
will bo SO conts.
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lumcnt 11
• club us Drive Run-lis omplete tudenl overnmenl Today
1 ms at $1 50 0 'l'lu!rC nn: lhn:e run-o!fs tn lhe ;mmbcr of \'Ott• , a UniqUe OUt• man, sophomore, (OI' lht• of1ac or
19 58 G 1 ' lct'tlon wluch IS lwlng concluded com" In nny clec:lJOn. Vloo-presadcnt, and Carolyn Hn· oa today. Doug Donnca and Don Ttwre nrc two run-offs 10 tht> gPr, rreshman, IS runntnJ,! agamsl
Rochon, ''ke·prcstdt ntJal cnnda- A WS el~ct10ns Sue Er1ck!ion1 clnssmntc, Ann Morns tor th •
(1ah•s, H;t'Ct\'cd cxnctly the snmt• Jumol. opposr d Connie Kling- ofCic: of lr osurcr
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:ollcge
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ond Tllc Wo' d t.n1\t l~IIY Service
will be ~pen on cnmpus
11 nnd t·ont anue through
18 The gonl of the dravc,
to Chnmnnn Pnul
11. as Sl50r:l-$1000 from 5tu·
:~u ;md $500 from lhl faculty.
A studcnt·fllcully sho\\ w1JI be
n\1 d an Evnns nt 11 n.m. un
a), fl nturmr, both foculty
;msbcrs nnd students 111 humor
and Sl:'r:1ous numbers. No nd·
on will be charged An nuc
Will bt' held 111 (Jon I of
~plcton commons at 12:15 p m
rdncsdny, WJth nil proceeds go
to WUS.
PAUL KNOLL
Heads Drtvc
n. baslttl:
) he
·ophy annual Ugly Mnn conlcsl
run nil wt•ek, cndmg on r'n
Ench vote w11l t•ost I cent
mont v may be rallied or do-• b) ponsomtg group~ or
r LC
;ocontlr
marntd
·ines
cer's
1. 1\iduols Candidates l'Ontcnd·
for the crown nnd thetr spon·
arc Da\'C Dewclaw, Dt•lw
Gamma soronty nno Alpha
Omega fr:H~.-'rntty; Sam Ed·
TheU1 Kuppn soronty; Dr.
ld B:1lml.l1', .Aiphu Cnmma;
~ Danskin, Sigmu Phi Ep·
frntctmty; CliCI Snndcrs,
1bda Plu Eps1lon; John Clem·
Kappa Pht Alphu, nnd Ki
Stgmn Alpha S•cma. Holmes to Talk at SOEA Meet
A spcclul h1RhltghLof 1hc SOI-:A
con\ PntaCin, sc'heduh-d on campus
Apral 11 and 12, w1ll uc a spc"eh
by Govemor Robcl't Holmes nl
the Saturdny luncheon. •
World Traveler
Chapel Speaker
Seo Picture Pago 3. Col S
Those nttendin~ cnnp 1 next
week w11l ttcnr Rrucc Rigdon, n
studt.!nt nssocmte of the Student
Volunteer movemf'nt, who w11l
be on campus WcdncsdttY nnd
Thurndny.
H~.: IS \"tSltmg college and uni
Vt.!rslty campuses throughout the
United SLT•h'S to tnlk nhout the
naturl of the Chnshnn misston
and stud~.-•nts' mvolvcment in the
• mtssaon
A nativ~ of Pc·nusylvanm, Rig
don ts n graduate of lht! College
of Woostc1 in Ohio. His )Umor
year \\"US pent nt the Univf'rsity
of Hone Kong.
H1gdon bnngs to the Lewis
nnci Clnrk campus on cxtcnsi\'c
background or c~penencc wath
I Chrasttan students in many pnrts
of the world. For five months m
1951 ttc ''islh d Chnsltan youth
movements in Euz ope nnd West
Afnca. ln 1955 he participated in
n .,.. ork camp m Puerto R1co.
In the summers of 1956 nnd
1957 he visHed in Japon, the Phil·
appml's, Tmwan, Ok Ulawa nnd
Koren as a member of an ecum
enical m1ssiot\ tt•nm. He nlso VIS
ited student Ch1'1stwn move
ments m Southeast Asaa, the Mtd·
dlc Ensl nnd GH·at Bruain. The convent1on will ~san wtth
a banqu1 l in TPmplcton nt 6:·15
Fndny t'\'Cnsng. Wo1 kshop das·
CUSSIODS Will follOW the banquet.
Soturdny mommg rcgJStralion
wJil ht from 8:30 to 0:30, ond will
be followed by buz.z groups and
dtscusstons. I .. unch Is chcdulcd
for 12:30 p.m. w1th Holmes ns
guf'st pcuker. Buzz groups w1ll
continue in 1-:vons ofter lunch.
The convenlton w11l end w1th
a busme.'>S meeting ond l!lcction
of orfaccrs Saturday afternoon.
The convt•ntiOn is open to all
SOEA members nnd anyone in
terested m cducatjon. and 1 for the luncheon. Th(;re
Is no rcg1strolion ft'<'. Approxa
mntely 100 tud• nt.s n1.: 'xpect.:!d
wllh 15 or 20 from LC, nccordlng
to Betty Jo Wilbnm . JUnior,
cnmrman of the state l:Onv~ntJOn.
'Fashions' to Open
Moms' Weekend
Tl1e tu'St evcnl of Mothers'
weekend, sclu dulr~ for April 19
through Aprl1 20, 1 lhe !ash10n
how, "Fashions Around the
World· to be g1ven by the Moth
ers' club nt 8:30 Fnday cvcmng
m Templeton. AdrntSSlon 1S $1
The cost is $1.50 for the banq Uf't per pc r&On.
'Life' Features
Former LC'er
All of Portland was proud
whon the Match 31 iasue of
''Lifo" maqal'!tnO ~it tho &tends
bcarang the cover picture or
Donald Pcanon . David Doug·
las high school scienco teach·
or.
Lewis and Clark bad a right
to bo proud, too, because Poar·
son roceived both his bach·
elor of scionco and matter of
education d~ees here.
The nine page arbcte {ea·
turing Pcanon is pa.tl of tho
magnine's series on1ttled
"Crisis in Education:•
Jefferson Honor Group
Makes Traditional Visit Thl' mothl rs wall stny m the
dorms Frtday mght. <urdny
mommg, a new event. a tour of
Portland nnd !;hoppmg downtown
1 scheduled. A cofft'C hour from
3 to 5 p.m an Platt 1s open to nll
mothers S:nurdny.
The mothers' b:mqu~.:t w1ll be
nt 6 in Templeton Saturday c\ e
nmg Cor buth men and women
~tud• nts and their mother. The
mother of th year will br> nn
nounce<i ot tht:! banquet, nnd the
banquet \\.'tll be followed by a b11l
o( one-net plays at 8 p.m. an the
collc~:c theoter.
Mothers or~> 1nvttt!d to stoy
ovcm1ght m the donns Saturday.
Sunday momrng th re \\ 1ll be
dorm and sorority breakfasts, ni·
tcr whicl1 the mothci'S wlll nllcnd
the church of their cho1cc. Dinner
ts at 1 p.m. Sunday followed by a
Mu Ph1 "Epsalon COnC( rl rn Ev
nns at 3 p.m The anl\uol A WS
Silver T a w1Jl be at -l p m. m
Pnlntine Mnnor. lf weather per
mits, the tea \\rill be on the
terrace. Howard Cho •. Jumor wut
tnkc up lhc ga\ el nl'xt year as
the new pr !dent or the Assocant
f'd Student body• of I~WJS nnd
Clark. The only name on the bal
lot, Chn ron against a ho t of
wnte·m rnndtdal< •. Dave Drew
low, \\ ho r ·c• l\'ed the most wrttc
m votes, ha ~en appotntl'Ci rnem
bcr-nt-lnrgc or the cnnte as pro
vided tor tn thL constltutton. Don
Mtllf'r, )UnJor, wos voh.:d Into the
o!JJC o( student body trcOSUI" r
The mn• ·'no tors who \\ t re
clc h.>d fire· 'ruors, Jan Eom
hn\\, Lee Irn an. 1\1 Parchus,
JUntors, Earl B nson, Chris Ed
monds, Su Walsh; sophomores.
Eleanor Burcnr. Robert Fitch nnd
Rutlt Olson
F.llr.ubcth Donaldson w n ch~l
c'CI prcstdent of A WS alone WJth
Sandy StnUord, ccrPton and
Lando Drown hlstorian.
All AMS off1t."Crs were elected
on the fll'St b:~11ot. Roger Adnm
1s pr !dent, 3ill Haller vtct
pr0.11d nt nnd Ph1l Hector ccre
l.arJ ·lr nsurcr.
Thi! rolly squud for next )car
1 Bob Btnar, Phil Brndl )' Bill
Sendclback nnd D1c.k Vnn W nkl
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Dr. Don Balmer Invited
To Unique Conference
D~ Dom1ld Balm r. nssoctntc
prof or of poHtkal cicncc 1
nttcndmg th• fli'St nnllonnl eon
fen: nee on pollt1cnl pnrUes
wh1c.h opened Thursday and wtll
conlutue-- through Sunday at
Hnyd~..:n Lake, ldnho
The not1onal gatherang of omc
60 "prncllcnl pohtic.1ons ' 1S lK!
mg sponsored by Gonugo unh;er
sity and !anonced b~ the Ford
foundation F' a the r Rich:u'd
Twohy, chninnan or Gonzaga's
pohucal science dcpanmenl, or
gann.ed th roundtable mCi!lmg
of poht1eal h:ade.rs, stnte officers.
Congrcssm~..:n ond top rcprt!S n·
Lallvcs ar educataon, labor :md
soc.aal "ctrnre.
Dr. Bnlmc.r the onll 0ffgon
t:duc.."'tor an'>Hcd to nttcnd ltle
umquc confercnc al the lnk re-tn•gon
:-.vill be
us
tats m year, LC colkctcd n sum
wh1ch mclud~.: d the
t'eds of the Hungaraun dnvc.
US, nmong lts v3rious func
re t>ltles l!Xalcd students He hos been achvc in the stu
dent Chrasllan life o( tht• Unttcd
States, sc.r,·ing as moderator or
the Nntionul Council ol V:csl
mm~tcr fdlowshap, and in vnnous
capocillc-s in the Umtcd Student
Ctu ist1an councJl, th(! Pr csbyter
ian Student mo\'cntcnt, nnd the
Student Volunh.:cr mo\'cmcnt . l\torl' than n hundred members
or the National Honor SO<:H!ty of
Jefferson htgh school, Portland,
mndc their traditional ''JSit to
the campus Wednesday. April 9,
to get 0 glimp~c· or college life.
Jumors and s~eniors of this c:odcly
all~rnote their visits hCJ'C with
Uni\'CI'Sily of Portland The pro
gram included \'!Sitmg clnssP.~ o(
the studl·nrs mtcrcst and n tour or Composer to Lecture, Criticize Students' Works
INU\
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!6
; on aid l'('fUgt!<'S, supplies mcda
and X-rny cqutpmt!nl. builds
and sludcnt renters.
classrooms, 11 bro1·ies and
illtc)ri(!S nnd sponsors univcr
lfftliataons nnd intcrnntional He will uc nvaJlnblc for person
al conCer~:ncl'S Wednesday and
Thursday afternoon an the Dc
partm nt or Rclit;ton ofli~. A
"bnng your trny" lunch will fol
low chapel Thun;day m Room 2
01 Templeton hall. the <'ompus '' ath Jdfl.!rson alums
as guadcs.
Other hagh school croup!; \'isit
mg the campus recently ha\'C in
c::ludcd lhosl.l from the First Pres-
L . Elly Eymann, si'naor, will be
ng Knoll 10 the drh·e student h•adcr !or the chapel byt~rinn chutchcs !rom Mcdlord,
E\'crctt and Spokane. A lot gc
number of indt\•idunls have \'lS·
itcd thl.' college during the last
.several W('eks. Anne l)ew, sccrdnry; R~n en iCl'. Also assisting is Carolyn
. trcasur(.'r: Peggy Kcst1e I Kl"hrli, sophomort.', who will play
1ly chninnnn; WUS ouclton, thl organ. Hughes, and End Benson, __ ....;::...._ ________________________ _
Man conh•st. Faculty ndvis-Freshmen Music Students to Perform
Dr. Raymond Mcllvcnna
Dr, Hidco Hashimoto.
Ottntion chairmen All' Jndc
Plntl hall: Gnil I.c•itch, Ak
n Kehrli, Ruth Odell:
Wamstnd , Slt•wart: Lar
Cnh hous< and Dec
l:lll'C:k(•r and Snndv On\ adson.
mpus. F rcshmcn mus1c students wall be rcaturcd at .MuStc Hour at 12:15
p.m., Thuasday, April 17.
Donna Russell w111 pcrfonn the Haydn "Sonata an D Major'' and
Eliznbulh Barker wtll play "Sonntina" by Belu Bartok and "Re\'(.!1'
ae'' by Debussy. Both girls arc studymg under Cnrroll Town~enrl .
Oionn Reubcndal c. soprano, will conclude th\! concert wtlh ,, g1 oup
o! vocnl selections. Diann is n stud~:>nt of Josephine Spauldmg .
... ROY liARRJS
To Vitat Campus
Roy Han a", di'>tlngul!:ht.'<l Am·
"rtcan compos r. will bl on \'am
pus Wt:'dncsday, Apral 15. He will g1vc o lcdur• m Evan Mus1c
bualdmg at 11 am In the after
noon from 2 to 4 on and off cnrn
pus students m ndvnnct!d com
posttaon wall be able to pr<! nl
lh£'ar work lor cr&lic.J.Sm.
Harras '~ lll be in Portland Cor
a \\ ork::;hop pcnod Apt'll 1 oil to
19, wh n he comc.s to condud
the prenucl '<: or hJS new PIL'C'C,
"Rcverll' ond Dance " <'Qmmas
sloncd b)' the Portland Jumor
SJ mph on~ under a Rock.ci~..:llC!r
cnmt.
The composer' fu-st lecture
wtll be open to the pubh rrec
of charge. Thas "lll be nl Pon
lnnd State at 8:30 p.m. 1\Iouday,
.\pnl 14. Frida.}, April 18, Hnrns
w11l spcnk to the Cit\ Club nt n
noon lunch&:on. Page T"ro THE PIONEER LOG Fr1d y, April 11.
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Tho envy of hts less ingenious dorm-mates. a Japanese atudcnt
studies m a bancony altached so his upper-dock bunk. The cramped
orca o1 bod and desk a this Tokyo student's total living area, and
holds all hts worldly posscs.sions.
1na ear
For months we ha\·e beard the phrase "The LC Commu
mt) ·• tossed around m the Soundmg board d1scuss1ons. i:ac
ult) nnd student meeting and m the plam 'small talk"
of the Shack. E\·en though LewlS and Clark 1s n commuruty
m Itself. 1t .lS part of a larger one-that of the Pre~bytenan
related colleges.
There are 41 colleges affihnted w1Lh the Presbytenan
church U.S. Therr size and resources are md1cated bv the •
follov.; mg f1gures supplied by the Board of Chrtstian Edu-
cation· students, 31.500, faculty members 2 100 (a ratio of one
facult) member for every f1teen students): plant and endow
ment funds 187,797 898; annual operation expendttures. Annual MUN S-ession Beckons Delegates
To Participate in World Affairs Debate
BY BERYL CASE
Poml oC Order, Mr Ch1ur
nl n1" Thls 1 n rnmili 1r .?und
nt every Model Unit d Nnttons
nnd thiS ,year'" scs: ton \\ tll prob
ubly pro\ e to be no c ct>ption
To b... hl.'ld n t the.: U nt' t'SitY of
Wnshlngton ftom t\prtl 23 to 25,
thts conference will be s 1 up
much like tt.s New York counter
part wilh mccungs o:( the s~ui'
Jty counc1l, £conomtc nnd Soclnl
counctl. Gencml A cmbQ and tls
committ~ .. \\Ulk the nnrro\1 J-..l. oC ncutr 1-
lh On thro other hnnd Tun Wnrd
m the Econormc and Fmnnec
oomnuttC<' docs not hn\'C to be
o umc 1 nt.:d 1 bou l the RussHm
I l~c LIOI\ md \\ rll pr'-!scnt n rcs
olullon C:V' t.hc markclmg and
pnr.:mc of lumber, nn ill1portanl
!-"'inrush c.Xporl.
Mill') ,\lux: Slrumpf \\111 con
ccntrotl' h r effori.S on the prob dent J'l.;pr cnltng Frnlnnd
thos..; students to b
m t w k r pn ('nll.n~
\\ 111 part1 apntt:! m thas corlfcnr.:
'' h1th pro\'ldcs not onll
portunity to lc.trn nboul ono~
C\llturc and poll\l of \'IC'\\, bu\
to kmn nbaut tht VN nnd
muny probilms fnclnc the
rn mlcrnnl.ionnl nl!rur -
~ern or human nsht.s but her Concert Due Friday
n~;.1n btcau of the poht1c '' rn, th p ps conC(>rt o'
0\' rton <: Of th1 ISSUe She Wlll "Cason will be Pte cnted by
LewiS and Clnrk \\,11 rcpresQJlt have to n::m:un somewhat ncut-Porllnnd Symphony, Jo''tlday
l\\ o counlncs nt th1s yt'ar's con-rnl Trusteeship matters will be ril 11 Dl 8 30 p m. in the .. •• '--'
iercnce· Fmlnnd nn Yemen d' cu sed by Bc\'crly l\tnrk. who nudltorJum Donna Wick, Pili:J:
Alon~; wnh delegates from 70 "m present a resolution recom- \\Ill ploy Gcrshwm's
other paruetpnung '~e!lt-coast mcndms to the odrrumstrnting in Blue" "tth the
colleges, th LC ~pi"(; ent:ltl\' s nntions \Hlys to unprO\ e c:ondJ-Music or Leonard Bcrnstctn,
\\'lll present resolutions and de-lions m the Trustces.lup areas roy Anderson, Ro 'rs and
under the1r control. t 11 b 1 d"" bate many of the snmc 1ssu mc.rs em wa c me u "'"
\\'hlc.h are currentll bcms dts-Along wtlh other s\udents both ln!l to Hennon Jobelmnnn's
cussed at the real UN On the on the undcrgrodu:atc Jc,•el and estra "111 tcrnunntc the eV(~nJ!i
f'lrst t\\"O day of the conference, _m_ ... _ ...... _-1·-·n_t_~_s_r_'-_-_-_' _th_cs_e_I_c __ h_l.....:..c_n_t_c_rt_n_m_m_c._n_t ---- -
cnclt delegate wrll debate rcsolu
Ltons proposed m the1r respective
committees. Those ;resolution np
proved m the comzmttces \\'tl
then be tukcn up b) all Lhc dell
gates 1n Saturda:> 's Gencrnl As
!: ·mbly rnectwg
Beryl Cnse, Finnish dcJegnt10n
chrunnnn and repn: enta\ln-s on
lhc EC:onom1c nnd Soctnl counetl.
!.inds that at w1U take most or
the efforts of the Ftnmsh delega
uon to remam on good terms
\\,th the Ru."smns Instructed to
sta:> out of East-West conflicts,
the delcsauon will conccntrnte
on issues v; h1ch pc.rt.nin to the
cconomtc: and soctnl develop
ment or lhe underd velopcd FROM THE PREXY'S DESK bv T'\...,., P
Council Plans Leadership Retreat
·\ 1ong tunc ago . n .1nctcnl
Gt-ccc", there hvcd n wise old
mnn \\ ho cver,yone would come
to for advJ~.:e As in c\·cry place
there was a smnn :ilcck who
wanted to make the wJSe man
look hke a fool HIS plan was to
go to Ute w1sc man wath n btrd
10 lus hnnd and hold tt behind
has bnc.k He would ask the scltol·
arly £.1 n tleman what he had be
hand htS back and 11 he dtd guess,
he would nsk tum tf It \VDS nih e
or dcnd If the wtsc mnn smd thnt
1t was all \'C, he would c.rush the
bn'd • nd kill st but if he sn1d
It was dend, -the smlll't. aleck • k• ~ 1 .... que:;twn. The sct1a'
mnn rcphcrl by saymg thit
bnd n bud m h1s hand. :SOtllfwt
tnken back. lhl! Cool asked
tt was nhvc or dcat.l and
wtse mnn answered "lt s up
you.'
Yc 1t' up to you A
makes up hss O\t,; n luck and
\'Ides h1s O\l;:t\ brcnks Then
no need lo quesl1on that
$37.754.0"'..2. When dlScussrng these dt!ftcult would open his hnnd and let It fly
The 41 colleges related to the Presbyte.rum church U.S.A. political questions, Don Krntz nwn~ 15 o need for th('sc krnd or
ple on thiS cnmpus. Whc;ther
crs arc born or made, they
come forth and provade th~
ed rudder for this campus
this in mind, y ur studen\
ernmcnt, for the frrsl tunt.
plannrng a Leadership
l\lay 16 and 17 to be held
campus. are marked by high academic quality. Among the1r thou-and Lindn McKee, 10 thcsr res-W1lh this plan all formulated,
ands of graduates are leaders m business nnd 10 the pro-pccuve comrruttccs, wall hn .. •e to he went to the wtSe man nnd
fesSlons men and women whose C{)llege trammg has helped Weekly Astorl·a Trl·p Keeps
them make their mark in the world.
These colleges are more concerned about qunht ·than size. E 1" h p j • f
The, care about each student as an mdav1dua1 They expect ng IS TO eSSOT 1n a og
him to thank about the kind of life he wants m the future- "I've trn,·eled through rain, :ten ~o-d hun , . . _ ch\.t.... l he
'·•hat kmd of person he 'Wants to be, and how he can help hail sleet and snow," said Dr. end of the ye~u with the saying. BoU1 the old and new .,,.,.:,
government Will b oltendtn&
\':JrJous other cnmpus lenders
students who have dcmcnut.rt
potential in th1s nccd~.:d
wtll be Jn\! a ted. If you rcceh"t
mvrtation, please accept
net:d you \o 'tnnkc a u:cxc: --Di
G~
[nl
(
f
others Wrntam Stafford ns to his week-''cheese tor the b1g cheese."
The colleges are f~ee lllStltuuons· free of munic1pal or state ly trip to A~ona Dr Stafford satd that he has thts n:treal and to pro.,;ide '1unla.
control-free to select the best-free to teach the best m the He makes thls trap C\'Cry Wed-orne mte.restang students One nesdny len\ mg at 4 p m :md re-of lhe women wrote on a tesl
hberal arts tradition-:Cree to teach the truth m a Christian turning about midmght to teach on Roman hternture n poem.
conte.~t an ndult class in world literature .. Gntullis at the Grave or his
Presbytenan colleges dehberately seek to become Chns- ThlS class as m connecuon \\ 1th Brother.'' frrst m Lalln, then m mg for usc of making your
breaks "It's \Jp to vou"
JUst as much todny as 1t did
only lh• re IS a greater nt.'t'd
people to rcn!LZC th1s
•ruth tian communmes where the fellowship m the dmmg room. the state extenlion diVl.SIOn. The her o" ·~ aon class const.Sts mosi.ly of women, the spirit m the athletic field. the bfe in the dornutory- the maJonty bcmg teachers cam-LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick
all contnbute to the students' matunng m the Chnsllan ms more credits He does, how
faith. and where belie.[ 10 God 1s adhere.~ to b~ students and e\'er, have some mc.n students
faculty alike. One feature that Slaf:ford hkes
They supply recruits to 1nfluenllal professions (business, ubout teachmg thiS doss IS thnt
law, medicine, the ministry, SClence teachmg. and othersr the readmg assignmcnU> arc us-ually the same as b1s humarutres
whtch can aid, as well as be aided by, the church. For ex-class. Thus by his class reclhng
ample, among the 31,500 students enrolled m these msblu- lhc assacnme.nts, he has his Hu
tions in 1951 were more than 7,000 young people planmng mamt1es assignmcnU> prepared
to enter the fjeld oi pubhc education. ahead of hiS colleagues.
About $1.041,500 will be made a\yadable to Presbyterian "l see all kmds of lhmgs on
US.A 11 ges through the Board of Christian .E~ucation in the road. Once 3 \rt!c was knock-. co e . ~ cd down on the road dunng a
1958, about four times the appropnnt1on m 19il0. stonn and 1 was belund the saw
Included in the sum ts $90,000 to be matched by the col-crew," he n..~llcd.
leges, on a twcrfor-one baStS, and used to increase salaries He has seen two elk and n deer
of [acultv members. All41 Presbytenan-related colleges hope '"sstung" b~rde the road. He has
to meet the challenge, anbc1pating faculty r:atSes amounting oi~n dragged of! the road deer .. wh1ch had been hit by can; His
to $210,000. . . fnends told hun that he was
\Ve C3Jl see .how LC fns mto this larger commumty and the sleepy and 1mngmcd sccmg them
respollSlbihty that rests on the admmistrotion, lhe faculty, but he msists he actually saw
and the students as they claim me.mbershtp. not only in our th~'m He often has to trn\'el
local community, but m the one that is nat1on-wide. through hen\'Y fog. One nsght he snw a "toll Cog" settmg in m-
O!C I .ubllc::aUtuJ ot lhli! ~ oc:lAled ISlud Dl..t of L W'l •nd Ctsrk c:-ol
t c Pu1Jilllhd1 cklY durl~ thll colt t:e ,.-nr SubacrlpUon ratts U
p<;~~ aa 11.-c.on4 c1u matl~c t U S Potlt Ortl • PortlJl~d. Or1::&'on
•• .:t 1 -" rVlt"'"' • .,., • " ,.. • ...
-~)926
• stead or n blanket log
From the stones of the coast
told by his students he composed
n poem entitled "Lore'' which has
been pub! bed.
Smce his class " rrnm 7 to 9 45
p m .. Dr Stnfford nlwoys hns n
co !lee brenk t.o add vcmcly. One
of hts classes m T11lnmook pre-c -
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"A •
Ft{di1Y· April 11. 1958 THE PIONEER LOG
lies ~" tire s~L Si.cle · · · ut.lth Sa/4 Pie/lee Next Fir cres Pro . uc ion T ke ... _ udience in o ay '90s
Diane Spencer to Present
Graduation Piano Recital
ml~ nn
out Dnot
c-w, but
JN ·md
~ the
lli"S
ay
\cert o!
\led by
Frtdn)
, lht> -·'"
'ick, Pll!j:
Teat
he Sehctb! ln
:1
ol
ad and
"ll's up
A
1ck nnd 6 Thm
1 thnt
ltnd o[
ptcther
t, they
ac the
ampUl
;tud~t
new ::o•"
ltendi~
1 leaders
tded oUl!
u reol!.in.
~cept as
D SUctCJ!
rovtde
g your p oL t Dt.tnl: Dt Motl Spcn·
\\all gt\'C her c:mor rCCJlnl
3 p.n1 Sunctuy, Apdl 13 m thl.!
1till hnll of lhc mustc bUiluang
pro rnm \1. ill be open to the
I he:.
!:famed r~ntly as winner of
Marie Morr&&tly Keith achol·
&JSIUP· a stnlc award gtvon by
tt national Federation of Mu·
"" C1uba. Diano is widely known
~ ()rtlgon (or h()r ta1cru. In Feb·
!'JJf1 she played a 'olo recital
·A Roseburg under •uspice5 of
.. Oregon Music Teachers as·
tion. Sho pcrlormed a Sehu-• ~c once rto with lhe Portland
j;lllior symphony and a Bach con·
trtto with tho Portland Chamber
::dleStro.
tn an adJudtcnlton of h r plny
Orcgoniun mu tc cnttc Jltl·
~ Grondahl colJ~d her "really
r lonnl \\,lh (! ... tdcnec or
t rdtb &echntquc and exccp
nal anus1cnl mtngtnntion.'' She
a student of \ll 'Nc.lltc Tholen.
Her concert Sunday. wUl in·
:!ode seven moverncnis hom
!.!ch'£ Pariita in B Flat Major.
lNt mo•emcnts from Beethov
lll SonoJa in C MAjor and Chop·
~· raruaisie in F Minor.
Tb(' 1956 PaClflc Northwest
n Chess tournament wtll be
at 8 45 o.m .. Saturday, Apr:ll
.. t lhc downtown YMCA, 831
=w SL'i:lh nvcnuc. The toumn
nt all lnst for two doys end
Sundn) afternoon
The fh•e·round Swu.s system
bo followed with Harkness
;uring and median tie-broaking
tournamo ni is apon""red by
i1:! Portland Chess club. The en·
1=y foe is 53.
Theta Knppn sororaty nlumni
1 sponsor "Spring Bazaar," nn
UlllUal evc.nt, 8 p.m., Wednesday,
~~ 16, tn the Palnlmc Mnnor
frawmc room. Hnndmndc Ct£ls,
l'.X!lnes and cond)· will be sold
;nth the cmphnsts on Mothers'
gUlS
WiUiam David Euor was born
'a.auary l9 m Fort Smith. Azko..n·
to DaY1d. ·ss. and Donna. '54.
.... ""'. Donna was college nurse
:::,m 1954 to 1956. Etler is c:om·
~:uUlg his military senic:e.
Mcm~rs of Thctn Knppa sot
recently rccch•ed the an
~cement of the engagement Cl f
~'onn1c Jean MacLeod. '58, to
::;6t~r Peck of Orecon Stntc col
Peck lS nf!ahntcd with St£·
Phi Epsalon ot OSC. No dale
been set for the wcddms
Darlene Snodgrass. '58. an
httr engagement !o
Loron Cam o .enior a1
Uninrsity of Oregon. Cam
a membor o( Beta Theta Pi.
wedding il planned for Sep·
6.
Fll"'!t full·l ct h
Plt•lur~ nbQu& tJ
worta e arr~ t l
livinG rt
PABlO PICASSO
Acndc.rn• .. 1\ .nncr
n t t ocu • • r th 1: 1!3,....
"Albert Schweitzer "
t BOTH r ll .• M::; lN COLOR • lrs Emma ~ ·-· r \.lll ot-
tend lht n r n t h annual North
\\ L'Sl Conference of Formgn Lnn
gunge Teachers, Apttl 10 through
12 nt the Univcrstly of Oregon In
EugPne. Mrs. Meter tS to be n
member of the nomiuotlng com
mitt('e.
The progrnm wall consist of
dtscusstons •)f literature. ltnguJ -
tics, prncUcnl problem ond top·
JCS or Interest to lnncuogc tcnch
ers of nll :tge groups.
Assasinalion Used
For French Play
.. L'Atglc n Deux T •t " or The
Engle Wtlh Two Hc'flds" \\ tll b~
presented by students or the
French department at 8.30 p.m.
S.1turday. Apnl 12, an F&r Acres
theater.
Dncctt:d by .Madame Corume
Poutcau w&th n.ss1slance from Dr.
Chfford Hamar, the annunl
French department: prescntnllon
thi.S year is n psychololg~cnl drn
mn by the contempornry French
plnywnght. Jean Coctenu
Based upon an actual inetdcnt
to bislor), the assassmntton of
Queen Ehzabeth of Btwortn, the
t~ ... nct play takes pln~ in Bn·
\'ana m southern Germany
nround 1890.
Taktng the part of the qu en
wall be Ann Kloostcnnan II r
as:snssm '" 1U b played b) 9oug
Vmcent. Lndy·m·wtutmc \\ dl b
Karen Epperson wath Jack Willey
as court ndvu;er. George Woolley
will portray the quccn's nd\-t •r
<tnd Dave Finley, the dcnf-mutc
servant.
EilEen .Markson wJII act a
stage manager (tnd J udilh 'l'homp
son as 10 chnrgl! of the hghts and
sound efk-cts. Part o! the set
wall be used from lhe recently
produced Jean-Paul Snrtc drnmn
"No Extl." No ndmisston "ill be
charged to students and faculty.
Fafty cents is the ndrntssion pru:c
to all others plnnmng to ntlcnd
the performance.
LC Prof to Help
Choose Achiever
Ptuhp IcAUJSter, chnll'IIlan or
the BA department, will rcpre
.-;ent the Portland Snles Execu
th·e club at a mcetang April 19
in Snn Otego to choose an
"Achte,•er" ns the best salesman
f the year among Juntor Achtc\'·
ers of Lhc-west coast.
Accompanying him will be J1m
Tomhn. '53. c.."\':cc:Utl\'c director
of Portland Junior Achtevemcnl,
and Bill V.'lute, Portland "ac.rue\·
er" ol the year and prospectl\'e
LC student ne..xl fall. The win
ner tn San Diego wall compete
later thl.S month nt the western
regional contest m Spoknnc
Dr. Gustalson Speaker
lir. c \ G IL •nd or
the sOCiology departm nl. ga\e
the tntroductory lecture m u sc
rw on oncnuuon m sOCJnl ('CO·
nomJc problems for semors nt
the Untven.>tty of Oregon Dental
sc:hool Thun;day, Aprtl 10. HtS
topic was • The Role of Socual Sci
ence in the Profcsstons."
~len's hop-0 wego Country tore
148 B Ave. Oswego NE 6·3686
Import«.od T"\\'cl J Sl < k $13 95
Slncks by Da. · of EngliUld
SEE LOREN RICE, Campus Representative For thr drnmn d pnr:tm nt on
oud1 n or moth rs nnd stu·
dent on April 10 1n lhl F1r Acre
th nt• r t 8 30 p m 1 the y ur \VJll
not be 1958 but 1000 ns Dr. Clif
ford Hamar h<'nd of the drnmn
d( partm nt dtreet his studcnls
In • Commcnccrilf'nt Program "
Sttng...,nn Zamm!!lmnn. !;Opho
mo• c, wtll give tv. o rcadmg I
·The Connabal Maul" nnd 1'0 •
lend r or lh~_; Sex" "hu:b 1s con~
cern d ..., 1th women's suUrngc
Don SladJU JUnior, wtll tak
n temp• rnnc stand n he tells oi
'Th Bondog~: of Dnnk."
i\ pinyiN \\intlcn m 1868, en·
taU ·d Tit Lovmg Wtf 's Mts
tnk • sta.rs G orr.c 81 her, JUn·
1or, nnd Karen WJSecup. aopho
more
Pam Sc.htllt..'l', f.n llhmnn, Wtll g,., e n lltt lc story or n domatlc
tmg~dy, --nte Fust Cloud." while
Ron Summ rs, jumor. tells the
grove pathcltt' reodmg, MSome
body' Mother"
John Sheehy, ~cntor, WtU por
tray n prop r BostollUln genUc
rn 1n ns he s~ks of the MUn·
pordonnble Sm:· In Cicnnnn dta
le<:t •• Sheehy ,.,.111 olso give "Vas
Mnrrwge n Fnilure7"
• ••
• •
• • , • • • • Commencement Proqram
For Mothers' Weekend
M :tnl) r Van S l n jun-
IOr, will J\' As.l c;p nt th
S" llch" In the pro •rom. nd Sid
ney Lon~ fre!~hmnn, ~til hav th
comtcnl re3dlnr. How We Hunt·
<..>d n Mou .. Dorothy W~ more
JUntur, will nccompan) hers If on
t.hc plnno ns !!he llll of ·sandy'
Homanc:c ·• Tern B~ "t, Pnlor-.
ga·es Lh ombt r To n Sk<'leton"
rcndmg
Also on th pro rnm or the
worn n 10 1 Lot Fit.z &bbons
assotant prof or of health and
ph)stcnl t..oducaUon clo who
\\Ill d monst.rnt the D l 5 rtcnn
rh) thm tc l'rctS
Frnnco D 1 Sart '"a nn In·
tcmaltonnlly ( mous t.£ acher of
singmg nnd loculton 10 F-ranC!"
o! th 19th century and most oil
of lh teachers or thtS pcr.&od u cd
has method Dr Hnmnr cxplnmcd
Summer Jobs A vail able
Oregon Cnves on Fnday, April
18, "tll be the only summt!r JOb
mtcrvicw O\~dnbll' thro\.ijlh th,..
placcm~;nt oCitce n~xl week for
r; ntor men and wom n and grnd
Wll
• • • • •
' •
LIBERAL ARTS OR SCIENCE lh t th curn.n r r 1 t
tnt r m D l r b uch
" 1d ly kno n d " n T d
Shn .... n nnd h pup rl Chnrl
'Wt!ldmnn. who n c: pu.:
pn mpt d htm to
P grom ------Chapel Speaker
BRUCE RIGDON
Globetrollor s .. Story PagC! 1. Col. 2
I ' • • 1
General Petroleum Uses Many Types of Talent
Behind events like the Indianapolis
500, shown here, Bonneville Speed
trials, Mobilgas Economy Run and
practicaUy every mnjor engine compe
tition you can name, ~tands a team of
Mobil experts from General Petroleum
and its affiliates m <:;o\.onv Mobil. You •
name 'em. We use ·em. Fuel and auto-
motive engineer s, sales promotio n
men, chemists and racing ~·perts.
That's why in its fnr flung opera·
tions. Generttl Petroleum uses coUege
trained men. For oil hunting-geo lo
gi!;ts; producing and refining
chemists and engineers or nJl kinds.
Marketing and selling use businesi majors, architectural engineers,
accountan ts ••. and mor.e because-
Practically every type of college
training i · represented at General
Petroleum where men with promise
can mnke the first team.
For information about General
Petroleum see your college placement
director.
Mobil
~
GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION
Headquarters. l.os Ange/e$
far ""'"tom elflllate of Soc:cf,)' MobU.
• plon .. r ln petroleum :~.!nee tS66. Pago Four PIONEER L.OG
L Thinclads Place
At Willamelte Relays FixmenHost
Five-School
Cinder Event • 1oneers
Although L• WlS nnd Clnrk i:'Jn·
d<:'nn n d1dn't set the worJd aru~.
they cnn boast O( R few fmc per·
formanecs turned m at th~ eighth
nnnual running ('If the WJIInmette
New Yell Kings
Show New Spirit
Exp~iencc is 1hC' km·notc for
next year's LC rully squad. tht>
7 Up Kids Witl\ nt least a year's
~"-pcrwncc bchtnd Uu~m. Diclc
Van "•mkl<.>. Ball Sendelback,
Phal Brndlcy nnd Bob Bln~r are
out to continue Ute growtng tm
pro\ em n1 of "Pint on the Lev.-
1s and Clnrk campus ..
More oragmnl yells, greater co
opemtton between Pep Club nnd
the students and reorgnnizauon
of the Wlutc Shari section wtll bt ...
lhe ams of the nc\\ squad.
The next c\ ent for Ole squad
waU be lh dcchon of the 1958-
1959 roll~ gu·l April 22, 24 and
29.
'"TIE-TO-TOE"
For lOUr scllool d&ncc:
nnd o~ IOcial occa
Jions. "'GO FORMAL
-GO CROMWELL.,.
You 'II JooL: your best in
Cromwell formal •ur
featurina 1958 dion~
j:u:ket.t in newest styles
and colora including
ambassador red. aan
jU&n ~oilvcr, pa.stc:l blur.
11'-'hicc and black. All
acc:cuori.ca, '"tic-to
toe:• J...a.rscst atoclc in
.NonhwC$t. Guaranteed
tit. O.,.oer fresh. At·
ttac:th o rental priccc.
School (unction • a
spcc:i.a.ky. llrw 1 n: cattJ. • For 1porta and casual wear-
IVY LEAO UB SHIRTS
PENDLETON SHIRTS, JACKEl'S
TOWNE 4 KINO SWEATERS
o,.. M,.t.ry ..,. Frictoy 'Til 9 r. Al Rela,) nt nlem Inst Suturdny
LC's Ron Pnuly finished second
m the high hurdles but 1t took
o record tun~ of 14.'4 by Whit
man's Del Khc.kt r to put him
th"·rc Pauly stay"d 'v, n w1th
Klt•kcr for the f.na h\t.' hurdles
but couldn't keep pace with the
Whittnnn flnsh's fmishmg PRl'c,
KHt ki'r t•rnst•d the old mnt k of
14 ti by \\'1lhnm:ttc's Dt•an Ben
son m 1955.
Bernie 1>h'Com1nc.k, fre$hmnn
speedster, plnc-t.:d thu-d 10 the m
VJtntionnl 100-ynrd dash. He was
clockc.:d m three d1.f:Ccrent umc_,
a(XX)rdmg to trnck ronr.h Eldon
F1x They were nil under 10 llnt
and h dtd thts wath n temp m
ture of 10:.!.
The Pton~crs' dastnnc.'<' medley
cnlry fmishl'd second in lhe1r dl·
VlSIOn b hind Seattle Poc1faC:S
tunc or 10:33 7.
Linksters Record
~in Over Pacific
Thl'! Pioneer golf h:mn sll•ppcd
off on the rit:ht foot T:ut·~dnr
''hen Owy dcfentt..'CI 11act£ic Uni
\'crsit~ 101!: to 71.!: for thl!lr Ju-st
NorUm·est conference wan in ns
many stnrts.
Playang on Ute nonnally wmd
and nun SWI.!pt Top 0' Scott golf
course. Ute Paoncer linkste.rs
gamed pomt.s m nil but one
match. Low man for both teams
wns LewJs and Clark's Roger
Fleck who carded a i4
Team totals: Lewis and Clark
1011. Pacific University 71~.
Rogor Fleck (LC) def. Bill Mack
lin 3·0
Dick Stephens {LC) def. Bob
Kelly 3·0
Bill George (LC) def. Tom Head
21.ii-Y2
DeWayne Halverson (PU) def.
Al Parelius 21~·'12
Gene Stasch (PU) def. Bob Blair
3·0
tied Eldon The LC t1 n~k men \dtl pln~
host to the LC lnvitnhonnl trock
m~:et todny at 3:30 p m. an Gris
wold stndnun. Partic1pntmg m
the event will hl• the Umvcr:;it"
o! Portlnnd, I"ortlnnrl Stntc col
lcgl'. Clat k J( of \ llO<'•ltl\'CI',
George Fox collcc~ of N1..\\ ht.!rg
and Ll~wi~ :md Clcu k <'Ollegt'.
U of P as c pt·<'lcd lo bl• strong
m spnnt c-; cnt~ wsth Gcon~c
Hinkhousc who also Will cnlt•r.
the hurdles. DaY(' H:tf:l•'n will ndd
pomt.:. Cor the Ptlot..-in the high
jump ::md diSCUS.
PSC should coll~ct pomts :from
OJJc Adamson , N'Alr\ hrondjump
champ nnd shotput1cr Stntc
should <.'Ome up with some good
distance a-urullnJ:
Clark will run sprmtcr Jam
Hnmplon and has high hopes m
the l1igh Jump
George Fox Wlll •'nt "I" Bt11
Smith in the jnvchn Smath plac
ed third m the AA U meet lost
year \\'ith a toss of 198 teet.
LC will be wcnk in the wcaght
cnmts ~uch as shot put nnd dis
ws. Juck AbchP will nod pomts
m the 4'40 nnd Lynn Roumttgoux
and Jim Ryder will compctl' in
thl 880. Thcst.: "''•'nts nlong with
Conrnd Sundbolm cnl~rcd m the
mile should add strength to the
LC attack
Ron Pauly, hurdles: Ken Stodd,
high hurdles: Davl! Jeans and
John Dukes. hsgh JUmp: Dn\'c
Jeans, brondJump; and Glen
Johnson, poll \'3ult wall add
depth and points for the LC cm
dc.nncn.
'l·eams Slate Lcwas and Clnrk opcm•d its
bnsehnll Sf'nson n(h'r s• \'cml los
mg dc•ctsaons to th(! wenth~rntnn,
last Snturday nt Eugene, B!!Oinst
01 c•gon .md Monday at home
ngamst OSC
The Paonc<'N round UniV\!l:~i ly
o( Or(!gon pitchers !\tingy wtth
ba:;P hits as they dropped n 7 10 I
\'t•rdtct l'\'cn though they playc.•d
ru-ar-Ciowlcss bnll m th~ fit•ld.
Ron Whittaker nnd JPn.}' Prank-
1m, l.C's freshman hopeful, lock
ed horns in what looked lik'" a
tight !ra~ns for two annings be
fore the Ducks got three m ahc
thu'd.
Hulings Starts Uprising
W1mp Hnstt r ~ Jnd Jim Pifh~t
opened wath smgles and Len Rt:nd
chns~:d Hnstmgs hom~ \\,th a sol
ad .smnsh to nght. Wnlks to
G(.'Orgc Sampson and J1m Rat:e
plus nnotht'r snfct.r off the willow
of Elhs Olson accounted for the:
th~c Webfoot tnllics.
Aft<•t· On.•gon addud four more
jnsurancc runs, Pl.ltc Ward, who
led LC nt tht> dish with two hats
nnd m lhc fi~ld wath his scrappy
pl:w around thc shortpatch, belt
ed on OlCl't mg f1 om new pitcher
Hollie H••nth !or a double. Joe
Inside Info
BY SKIP HART
Sports Writez Johnson th1 n slnt;lf:'d shnrptv
plutc tlw only Paon cr run oi
afternoon.
In the naghtc:np, Lt.:w11
Clnrk found thl' going ~
rought•r o!C Don l ... "lnt>. Ron
W llluun~ was thP only p1~
to ;olvt> 1.-nne. doubling an Ill
SCC'ond for l..C"s only hit.
Dack St~Jl )h M chuckt d ~
lt•nt bnll m hts own bchalJ 11 but en r.utl smn~hcc; by Dick l\.
duuto nnd Pete Gummn 'itt'!
just the runs Lnni' ne<!ded
brr-~·zmg to th~ 3 to 0 w1n.
LC got lhP h1ts but not
fln\\'lcss play Mondny as
OSC Bcn\'ers won a 13 to 7
tory.
Sl..'cond lm c'man Joe Joh
came through for three cJu•
htts .md four RBI's whale R~
McD:~nicl und Gl·orgl' Ado::.
chippt.'d in wtth thH!l' nlso.
Howard ?.l!trhn suuted tor lC
and wns (olJo,nd by R~
Thompson ht•CorP Terry t\ngc
and M1kc Mcnath camt• on
sah•ncc 1 he booming Rf•nvcr
Seven Await
Golf Season
Se,•en men, three of them
lctmcn, n transfer .tnd tlut!
freshmen wtll mnke up Lc:
nnd Ch1rk's HI 58 golf squad. OP!t
The Paone•!.~' sprmg sports pa o-mg with n wm over Pnct!u: uv
,::rom this year could b<! the best w~nuty Tuesday, conch Jam G<d
m many seasons, if tht wenthe1 dard's Jinkslcrs opo·ned thctr
coopt>rntes and mjuries nrc held match season which will
to n mmtmum. at the North\\ ~st
Bascb~ll wi&o, coach Fred Wil· chnrnpaonshaps nt Wnlln
son has a group of boys who Washtngton in marl-May.
B W k could very woll bo tho Nor.thwcsl usy ee conforence champions. With moro Tho. three leltf!tmen. all
one pt evaous awn a-d. un• D'""' · d<'pth lhan usual and a pttching
Lcw1s and Clark squads are m i staff ihat has oo;hown Jo!s of phcns, AI Parelius and Rogc
Fleck. Fie ck w:ts an o 11-confc (Ot n busy Wt' k as nll foua· teams "stuff" against pro-season oppo-
1 . <>nee scll'ct ion at lost yl!nr's eu: play at east two camcs du1mg nonts tho P1oneer diamond squad
d ~t•rence meet ht•ld m Portland. tlw se\rcn· oy slrctch. should be able to handle any NW
Ron Langos (LC)
Grey 1~-ll~ Fred Walsun's bnsPbnll (:I •w conlorenco team with oase. The Pioneers will play tb•
toke on U of 0 m n double- On tht• c.mdll ., the prospects home matches on the Top O'S«t
header Saturday at 1 30 on the! for a championship squad is an golf courst•, \\'Jth nll matches sJ.a•
LC diamond. Tw•sd y th• squad the making w1th the showing of cd to began nt I p.m.
Bill ~larte
hell • er,·tc
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CH 6-9026
NexJ to Frod Meyer on Barbur mov~ to Sal<:'m for a double ball LC's entrit:.>s in the recent Willa- Dack Stephens, senior lett
agninst 'Willnmctte melle relays. The true test of man, Malwnuk\t'; AI Pareliu!:,
Eldon Fix's cindcnn n play coach Eldon Fix's trock squad aor letterman. Portland
hosl to the LC lnvaUlttonnl meet will come this wct.>kend at the lnnd): Roger F1cck, sophoman
today nt 3:30 in Griswold sta-t..cw1s and Clark Jn\'ltationnl letterman, PorUnnd (Grant)j B
daum. Wednesday they acmn play Tmcl< rm 1 I George, sophomore trnnsfcr r~
host to the Linfield squad. The goll team got off to a good Oregon, Bob Bln1r, fn:shrru
The tennis team takes on PSC start last Tuesday a.s they downed Portland (Wnshmgton): Ron lA.
todn) at Washington Park. The Pacific at the Top o· Scott goU os, frcshmon , Portland (JeU
ncttcrs ploy host lo Lmr.ield on course dosp1te the fact that the son); Ron Timpe. freshman, Pots:
lfuesdoy and Fodny they move to players had only qualified four l.md CFranklin).
the Um\·crstty of Portland. day1 before. The low scores post· P1onocr Schedule:
ed so oarly in 1he season is a \t•all It Portl111111 Stnt• Pon
IONE.Y ND VE Tll\ffi ... od Country t'-lub, .\a•rll 15, (,In 90 tndu:ataon of conung wins. home: AJ•rll 1~. t'nh. r"ll>' of
Ono advantage the Pioneers will lan•l, humc; '••rll u, Wllllluit~ homo, .\t•rll !!Co, l.lntl••ld, nwn\', on,oy al the Top o· Scott courso ~o. Wlllomtltl· . fill'~: J\tll II Mj
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