Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 16, Number 28
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1958-05-01
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L tudenl Lenders
chedule onlerence
Student lender'S for l..c\1. lS ond
oark w11l set n preceden t t.h1s
ftlir by hn\·mg the hrst studr;nt·
~ l£'ndcrsh1p conrcrcnc • The
rftrent IS "'Chcduk"Ci for Comp c t\: 1cw, ncar Corbett, Fndoy
wd Snturdoy, Mny 16 and 17 The ndmanislrnhon wall be m
vned tor the do mg sess1on only
Thu; proJeet "'aU 1>1! stud~.;nt-run
tudent-plnnnl'd and 6tudcnt-fl·
nnn~'t.-d . A small I "y from tu
dents ntt~ndmg mn~ be mndc to
cover C."'JX!n S~.
Co-chntrmcn are Al Vawter
and .Mnrle.uc MotcJL DtSCUSSIOn
I ndcr.; wdl be ;.mnounct~ loter I 1867
friday. May 9, 1958
...
New Feature ...
Dinner by Hi-Fi
Th r muliiC >i\ .n.-. 'ur m
Templeton commons now via
HJ-Fa, comphmc nts of Pacific
Fruit company
The phonograph wns oUered
ns n pr1te by the finn for lhc
snle of n specaf1c number o!
cnscs of canned goods during
set penod More storage
spac mode 1t possible !Dr the
commons to rcccave the pr:1%C.
Mus1c cnn ~ p1ped tnto the
upsu:nrs and downstairs din· '
1958_.
Director Works for Perfect Scene
DIRECTOR PHYLLIS HOLLIDAY 9~~ her opinion on • sce!nc
from Edna St. VanC'C!JlJ Millay's play, •Aria De Capo.• lo adon Tom
Sporos and Kon Hanaon. Joyce I
Monarch Purpose or Lh con!ercnc Will
mainly be ubromstormmg" nnd
the gnthedng of 1d•·as on ho\-.: to
amprovc Lhc {unclionmg of u;
Qu~en Joyce Fi• lds I retgncd nnd how to m3.ke h a better col
oHr Lhc 1958 1\fn.) Fete ~CLI\'· lege R•!crentJOnal acllvlllcs hove
1.U that Wl re bless d w1th sut\· b~n planned nl.so, but the retreat
OJ !:ku!S onu student prartiCip:.- ts spectfically to bt' of a ~raou Turkington, Milloy, Riggs Ploys Highlight
'American Bromo' ot Fir Acres Theater
uon ht I"(' on cnmpus Fr&day otter-nuture, a~rding to Pmnock T 1 Am th S k hi h h B"auty "nd th .. Jacobln Elo c wo more c•. enm£s o cr-e yrum nn w c e cnr- " - ~ 0011 Accordmg to Uon Pmnock, out-1cnn drnma nrc scheduled for to-nes m hlS pack and an old Synnn Pmti Ann Hnm • h~ talkL-d hcr-
Thl' que n' ldt!Jitlly wn kept gomc student bod~ pr tdent, the ntghl and tomorrow mght t 8:30 custom to n;$0)\'c the conflict sci! mto bcing one; of tht.: great
.n secrecy up to Lhc last moment, posstbJlitJes arc cJ'~llcnt for a m Lhe F1r Acres theater, follow- The St. Vmc nt Milloy pia} 1s worn ~n of the French revolut,on,
a ~ te.m on Lr1al thiS ycnr t.u...in-conference of thiS type. Scve.rnl mg )' t rday's opemng. The mon: of nn ub troct nrt \\ or.k even though "'h" ss m fl1ght from
n: tudcnt followmg . unul the olhcs colleges itav tncd o meet-three onc:~nct pln}'S are nuthored conccrnmc a play w1lhtn a plny. lh CJttte.ns wnh Louts. Don Sta
J;SQ p.m coronnuon C\!rcmOnaes, tng of campus leaders, not on by Aml'nc:ans, Booth Tnrkmgton, Th hwimqum dL o! P1cr:rol. diu ond Ann JoAnn Vance She
whCJa Queen Joyce wn escorted quite the snmc basiS, ond hnvc Edna St Vm"'t:nt Millay and Lynn Georg B1clx:r, and Columbute, &S proud o! donatmg be.r ho c to
mto the gym to occupy her pln~ had good results R1ggs. Atlecn Shenhan, 15 interrupted the Republic forgcUing th lh
tlll the royal throne by Presiden t Attc:ndan~ at the conler(!ncc by th -. otce of the. stact: man3ger "'" oluuonan \~en on th
S Od )I 11 b b "Kni\'CS of SyrHt, Riggs' plny, Morgan . e • Wl y m\•ttauon. Vrm tcr and who ~tops thr.1r production for to conliSCiilC t r.nyv. ny.
,~ 1 h b ~.. &S the tory of the forced mar-Tnppm'"" nnd scholarships mar ene ave su math.-u names nnolhc.r.
b"' t h t d 1 hi h h nog..: of n fonn g1rl to an old T h h~--~-h•· th Th Jacobm Valsin J r"-·
Vi ...... announced b~· sLudent body o t c s u ent counc1 , w c as \\ o s p .:.a~ tUAC over e •,J
~·.. " d 1 ~-1 d dd d Th hU'Cd hnnd. Ti1e mother, Mrs. S • bo
P ...... Jd''nl o011 p1·nncx:k nnd How-c ct...-... nn n c names. osc stag and foil m keeping thc:m- V<"n~ n, lS mter;;sl 1 th m ..... "' ch be 1 -" Buster. Snngwan Zimmerman, • ....~ Ch .. rc, 11c l year's P'""~·v, osen are to se. ec:t....-... !rom scl\' separated from the chnr-revealmg th~ fnlsen o! El J..;;t: iUu ..., • ._" • • s s an opportumty to sa\'C the
ttO\\'ll£'d Queen Joyc" n.nd pre-vanous organizations around Impoverished fnrm \\'llh thiS acters they ore playmg The pat-and m rwnmg th Clceing Lout
rented hf'r with the royal scepter campus, wlth consideration gsvcn tcr bet~~n P1 rrol ond Colum- "'ho was h· .. arm ... oft1,.,, .. 1·-fo_,
of May Fete. for lender--hip ab&htics move. The girl, June Eby rcbcls, bine ts ~Otltmucd alter the un-.. ""' ... .. .... U\: ·~
The student adminlSlration or wishing lo run away with the portant and tragic mte.rrupuon. the re"·oJution. Valsln lnkes hts
The Rose Gnrdcn c remony th1s year hopr!:S to make a retreat P<'ddler, Stdney Long. Complcung the cntertammc.nt rc\:enge, but not m the c."Cpcoctcd
foUowL'CI the coronatlon. Della of this sort an annu:tl tradition. Thf> pc-ddlt·r wants to resort to for the e"· mng IS Tarkington's way. Ph1 Gnmma soronty presented 1ts .--------------;..._ __ ;,_ __________ ..:..,... _____ .......;:.._ ___ .......;:...:..:..,;:,:...:.....:..:..::::...:.... _____ _____ ___,
annual water ballet at 2:45 p.m.
tight gtrls, wenr:mg new-style
chcmasc bnthmg susts. swam to
mustc from ''Carou el " A style
m \\ that featured modem and
old fashioned bnlhmg runs de
l ghted the pt..>ctotors around th~
pool Stgmo downt'd Knpp:~ 4 to 0
m a water polo match to end the Kappa, Gamma to Present 'Hobos' Holiday' at Theater
v.-nter C\' nts.
Tht.: 48th annual May Fete
cam to a close WJth o command
pcrfonnnnc~ of lh<' LewiS and
Clark chou Fridn} and the
Qurceu' Bnll, u formal dance m
t mpleton ball, Saturday mght..
(S{•t; pn " 3, col 3) Kappa Pht Alpha fraternity
and Alpha Gamma sorority wlU
present thc.ir annual Kappa-Gam
ma show at 8:30 p.m .• May J3, in
F1r Acres theater AdJllJ.SSion for
the college communst-.; as 50 cr:nls
nnd ~1 for \·ts1tors
This
LJtlcd "·ear's production is en
"Hobos' Holiday " The
theme centers around two hobos
who take n trip around the
world as stowa\\ays on n hlp
Horncc. ployed bl Bert Crnnston,
Queen Joyce I With Court
OUEEN JOYCE FIELDS and her c:ouri,. senior princess. Marlene
l>totjel; freshman princess . Sue Gilbert· crown priaceas Nancy Hess:
C'town pnnceas Peggy Mahoney · jumor prrince Mary Zoe Petrik.
llld •opbomore prioceu . Sharon Taylor ruled tho 48th annual May
Ftte adlTthes lasJ weekend . and Lou1s, played by Ben Vose,
stort their ndvcnture in New
York nnd are followed by n mys
tc.nous "htUe man'' throughout
·he tnp chnroctenzed by Stuart
Lmdqu1st.
The st>COnd scene takes place
m HmtJ WJth dancers June Eby,
Tom Hood, Jan Caldwell, John
Harratt, Dtnna Rubendnle, Frank
Sprmge.r, Carol 'E"·crett and Jack
Whilf1cld domg Lhc1r mt.crpre
tntlon of n voodoo dance. :Mike
Jenkmson and Carl Smth uccom
pany on ihe drums.
Nc."Cl the audience ts taken on
the tour to Frnnce where can
can dancers Carolee Weiss. Dor
othy Wymore and Diana Ruben
dal~ will entertain. Dorothy sings
· Ln Seine'' as an added altract-
• I On,
Austria is lhe scene of a \'aen
esc Woltz done by Jan EarnshllW ,
Larry Peterson, Pete Muncheim
c.r, Pat Morningstar, Ginger
Martz, Belue Roe Knoblnugh ,
Dale Rutherford and Jack Whit
field
In lndln. a markel scene 1S
:Centured complete wath snake
channcr played by King Snider.
Connie Klingman and Carol Foe
dati ploy !lute backgrou dn mus
ic.
In Howaii lh~ Hobos visit a
lunu Dorothy Wymore will do a
huln dance and sing a duet \\ilh
\'osc cnllcd "The Cockeyed May-
or."
When the ship lands in Snn
Frnnc1sco, the end of the voyage is celebrated by a n1ght club p:rr-anne Sayrs and E.:trl Benson.
ty Entert.nmers are Don Palmer make-up: Mary Hetu:>l and Don
nnd "Red" Dahl who wlll be ae-Palmer, mUStc· Jenn Sh~rer and
compn.rued by n tr10 made up of John Clement. publici\~
Jam Stell. JenkU'I.SOn ond Roger .------- -------. Ad oms.
General chairma n and co-d1rcc
tor.s for the sho\.,; are Dorothy
'Vymorc and Jenlunson Vo_~.
Jcnkmson und Cranston ~rote
the scnpt Stngc mnnngcrs are
Lynn Hunt ond Jam Bond. Com
mittee chainnen include S!lndy
:Monon nnd Cranston, sets; JQ}·ce
Ficlds and Munchc.uner, cos
tumes; Sandy McGroorge nnd
Don Buechler, properties; Day-Last LOGDue
The Jur issuC! of :th LOG
will appear !leXl Friday. y
16. All ru:!V:S should be tur:J.ed
inlo :the LOC offiCln, G. 24. by
l:~ Monday afternoon . May
12. Faculty and studeD!s should
cspec.i.;ll1 y r~po:n ccholanrup
awn:d.s and ase:::.ta.n.tships for
g:auuar ng .sonion :Zo the pub
licity offico by that clnt •
~--------------------~
Music Seniors to Perform
Cathcrm Cwtt. scntor pJnno student ~lll perform at lh USlc
Hour nt 12 J5 p.m. Thursdll)• , May 15 in Evans hwc bulldmg
She wlll play .. Pour le P1nno" by Debussy p]X'anng Yt alh h r on
the program :for Lhc nftcrnoon will b roloJSts to tx: announced
Cathy stud1 \\ 1th Dav1d Campbe JJ.
Addit1onnl musu:nl C\enlS dunng th \\:CCk will be a grndUD.t c rt:
c1tal tn rompo~utaon by Ro er Hnnoon and n sen1or composahon re
CJtal b'\' AJ Hood.
• Roger Han on•s rec.:tnl at 8 p m. Monday, Mn~ 1-m E ns. m·
eludes a choru from hlS n.>ee.nlly com~'-d opcrn "El gy-Episod
£pdogue " ~sed on th story or the Prod~J;nl Son nnd ~lien Hymn
Tunes lor Orr;cn," "Concerto for Pu1no, Brass and Pereus:s1on " and
"VanaUon s for Two Trumpets.. " Hnnson's musiC is ln~e.ly '' ntt~;n
m th 12-tone toouuque. Hts re<!1tnl ss parual fulfillment of requtre
mcnt lor Masl~.:r of mu lc dcgre whach ht> r~l'H :s m June
Al Hood, St<-ruor musk major, will gl\'e a re<:.1tnl m composst1on t
8•30 p.m . Wednesday, Mny 14 10 Evnns. Hood has long bf..>en intc.r
cst<!d In mod m1stic mus1cnl (!. ·press1on, empJo> ing n frc u_~ of
the 12-tont: techmque HlS program will include "Pa..~tC'D.gha Cor Two
Pu111os,' 'Lullaby • sung by th coJlcgc qunrte and "Sonnunn for
Brn ln!nrumen t.s. Both Hood and Hanson an:: tud· n o! Robert
Stoltz c. Page Two THE PIONEER LOG Friday, May 9,
Now Students Teach Students
An editorial can be defmed m mnm wn\' . The dictionary • • BY PAT SPEELMON
sa) · "Niltorial,-1. nn arllclc, a~ m a ncw.spapcr pre~enllng 'rhrcc LC scmor mnth mojors,
the opmion or comment of the penodicaJ." The LOG hns been bcs1dcs go1ng to school. teach
commenting and giving at:-opinion through the editoraal col-dnsses m math. One or the mnin
umn for the la:st nmc months. problems thnt confronts thc.se tcuchers is I he UttllUdt• of tlwir
Then; have been histOJ'lcnl edttonnls a~ the om~ on th~ fir!jt students townrd thl'rn.
new.spap~r tn America, th~rc ha\'C bcl'n outside c~htormls as The only girl in this threesome
1s Joyce FH•lds. She thought at the one on race relations. nnd mo ... t important, there haYc C1rst thnt bt•mg the samt.• age as
been editonals 1hat pcrtam to the cnmpus nnd lo the stu-010-.t of hct· students would ar-State collcgto; w1th u grncluntc os
rustaru;hip nnd "111 eventually rc
cel\c h1s mnstt!r's dcg1cc. He is
mnrrtcd and lin!s in Pot llnnd.
L.n t but not least is Andrew
Hnll, whose Slluatton 1s du fet cnt
:f1011l the other two. The oth~1
tcnchc1s arc lhe ~;une age us
then ·tudcnl.S, but n"·cm ding to
flail, he 1s old enough to be lheir
:Cath 1, ns his own two ch&Jdrcn,
Drew ond Belly, \\ere graduated
from L••wis nnd Clark m 1955 He felt thnt hts heme n stud
didn't nrtcct lus relnltonship .
cnu c he lS oldc1. He is
ns "Andy" lo the students wt
know lum oulstde of clnss:
rcsl cnll hun l\t1· Hnll. Dr.. Fttt
erickson 1 ccommcndt..>d him
the tcnchtng position so he
phcd und \\'ns nccl.!ptcd. He
to go to On~Kon Stn\1•
school und will go to
school <'\'cry summl.!r until
gels his nwstl'rs dcg1 t't'. J
,, Me
Mo
fll
\Vt·bt
I Sill
dent.s. feet their attltudt•, hut sh~ snid
The edtl.ors t.h1s year IHl\'C cxpl•r:iml!nted with 'lhe cope of Jt didn't se~m to matter. Sht• ro-
cci\'cS n•.spccl nnd atle,ntton from editortals, touchtng the mlel'national and notional scene. They all her students but notices mon rROM THE PREXY'S DESK . Howard Cha..~ :um;:
hnn .. tried to reach beyond the exact confinL>s of the LC com-lnro1mallly in the class os the'
munity and bring in topics that have a bcarmg on ~tudents ns cnll her by h..-r f1rst nome Chase Views Plans for Next Year
1n their role as citizens Joyce wa uskl'<i to teac11 gcn-
ernl mnth by Dr. Chorlcs HowThere ha,·e been no purely toutmc cd1tonals of "Le!'s ~tlp-ord lo-t spnng. She plans to do
port this or that.'' Each one was carefully thought out and grndunte "ork in math nc.: t. yenr
represented the best work of th wnler. ond w1ll c,·cntually get her doc
The ed1tors who wnte the~e comments and opmions ha\•e tornte m mathemnt1cs ond teach
not been mfalhble, but they did take lhc time to fmd out the college. She IS now n stud\'nt Thl" . ny fn·•.:t oppo1 t umty to
thank you for elcctm~ me ASLC
prec:1dcnt I appreciate the hon
or, and I nm lookmg forward to
scrvmg LcwtS and Clork students
m th1s pos1tton. I write lhlS to
~~' c you an 1dea oC \ •hnt we, the
stud nt Senate, hop to do ll<'~l tcachl'f 3t r .. mcoln lugh school
facts on both s1de.-. before gh•ing then· v1ews. An csampl" of Hm·old Lnurencc nlso teaches yenr.
this is the recent conflict Q\'Cr n studcnt-,pon!jot'Cd a embly his fcllow studt•nts 10 math 3 H~ If nothmg else is necornpllshcd,
and acll\'lties of lhe musiC deparlmcnt. The editorial wnler doesn't thmk that h1s chn~g\.:S I we nrc going to do ull we cnn to
checked with the administrut10n, the eommb:.ione.r· in charge learned the matcnnl an)' less bl·-lmpro,·c those. old problems, cam
and the music department. •.:nu:st! he is ulso a student. Most pus communlcnllon nnd splrtt
of the .;ludent~ call him by his The old nnd new student counci~s There has been much care Lakcn to choose subjects which hn " s 1 r t d tl surnnml' but tho t' "ho know ve omc < e Jm c J cos m us
are pertinent and ol interest to till' student bud). him ns D student nnd1ess hun dtr~clton -one of which is a
At the beginning of the year, there was much lalk about the by h1s fU"St nanw even brm~ r\.·d Ll'ath~J-ship conference for ofllc
LOG and its "so-called" cditonol pohcy. The editors hope apple:s. Laurf•ncc wns rt'com-crs of rampu~ organizntlons.
that past issues have shO\\ ed those antcl'csted just what our mc.ndcd by Dr. Eh Y r~rednck- This year's student council has
son, nssodntc professor of math, plannl.'d thts conf~rence fol'l Mil)'
policy Is-fact-finding, rationnl interpretation , good taste and to ass1 t m the math depal'tnwnt. 16 and 17 nt Crestview to di-=cuss
integrity. Laurence plans to attend Oregon problems conunon to oll groups
.---=--=- ----- -------------------..!.:=.:::.::.::.::....!~.=...:.::...:.:.:.::::.:.::~:.:.::.~ There Wlll be mdtvjclunl dtScus-
.JL. ...A, Let~ers to the Edi.tor ~ A SJOn ~css•ons on many phnscs of )....{ N ! X N cnmpus life, and group mcet.incs
To :the Editors: mans LC students to summanze the 1dcns brought
out It IS your JOb to ~~·c that
your croup is represcntt;d at this
conference, as it can be of great
\'oluc to all Lewis nnd Clark stu
dents. {;(J\unmt.nt c)n buome imJl(ll.
tnnl. We hope that you will M;
make tl so.
Around Town
By Vietor £ Dololllll
Mny seems to Jtavc he stn
as hcudhnl't' w1th mauy colle
producllons scheduled.
Pot tlnnci Slute college will of.
te1 for· tlw 1 copt nlng of ti.S nn
ly modt•rn IZt·d llll'lllrc Shtlk<$
peaii!1S <•orncdy, "M idsu:rn11rv-:
Ntght's Dream." Tht• lour duy 1'111
'' 1Jl bcE;m Thun;duy, Mny 8. PSC
will nlso prcst•nl Uu.' "Pit·atcs ~
p, nzancc" slnrlmg May 20 nnJ
wn111ng through .rune 1.
Reed college "Jll also prcserJ
Gtlbcrt nnd Sulll\'an's ''PataenCf'
on Moy 9 through 11 m Boslo:i
oudltorium. Curuun ttmc IS 8:31
B(· sure to v1ew .. W1de W
World" on 'l'V Sundoy, May I~
for Jock Booch, 1957 LC gra=
ote curremly studying drama
PUtduc umvers1ty, w11l be s~n
Caesar tn Shaw's "Cocsar
Cleopatra."
Contmumg nt the Cl\'ic so
. (rotr
Oood
!lcr 1
I
~ll
ling
!:ash
OD •
hi
• •
Congratulnbons to the c:o
ch mnen Lnrry '\\'ilkms and Pen·
D) Hawkms and the1r many com
mittees '' hu through good orcnn
u~atfon nnd plannmg en~ c the
college nnolhcr !me Moy Fete
cclebratton. From beginning to
end 1t was a grand example of
enthw to~c. coopaativc cJrort
Our Uumks to al1 of you. \\'hen d~ n ~ rson become
mature and learn respect for
other p oplc' property" Most
p oplc "ould agree Uwt you
learn th1 boUl rst home and m
school. The~ would also agree
thnt llus has been dcvelol)l.>d by
the umc th~· c t out of lngh
school nnd surely before they
enter colll•gc But do they? How
mnny of you have! left something
m n clnsst oom, only to go back
and fmd 1t gone and nm:cr rt..'
turnL>d" For n bettc1 example,
l.nk{ the Cbl'(>!; club hcrc on cam
pu lshaU we say) borrowed, ond so
far not returned. But, don't you
get pcmuss10n before borrowmg
something, nnd then rctum 1l ns
soon as possible" Pcrhops tho~t!
persons arc under the ~trnngc
delusion thnt the sets were bought
ond put thet·c as g1ft.s 101' them,
bul I strongly doubt thnt. Among other things, l mtcnd
to contmuc this column m the
LOG which Don Pinnock start
ed th1s vcar. This method or com
rnumcatton, among others, can do
much to 1mprove relations bc
lWCl'n the student senate ond the
student body. unhl May 17 is "Strange Bedrc. lmeel
Freeda 0. Rart.z.fold
Dean o£ Women
Joseph K. Huston
Dt-an of Men
To the Editor:
"1 nc' cr thought. thnl there
'"ere so many thmg being stolen
on the campu Even now I fmd
st hard to b lic-,·e• . • This 1s a
stat.c-mcnl that I O\ em card m
Harold' club last '' cc.k Wheth
er " .. dmtl ll or not Uus cx
P es the fcelmgs of o grc t
-~;:. ---{
-= The Club purchased fJ.,.t! c.hcss
•ls and put them in Harold's
club for the usc or the members
nnd Utosc mtercslt.>d m lcn.rnmc
how to piny Wsthm the last tw·o
week . all of tho els, and three
b longmg to members ha~ e been lt IS time !or a chunge in the
b hav10r of som\' of lllP slurl~nts
Colh..'J!L' 1s n plnce for mature
Pt opll', and not for thost.• who arc
unnble to control thems,•h·es,
Lew1s and Clark is 1-ntcd rt!l o
school of high 1dcnls nnd prin
Ciples, the same as the stud('nl
body 1s. H 1s t1mc-that we stnrled
hving up to those Ideals and prm
ctples.
Roger Purcell
To the Editor:
I am wrnmg Uus letter as n for
eign student to show that I hn\•c
COJOYL>d sludym; at th1s school
nnd I feel that 1 will mtss Utis
school and !rtcnds on lh1s !!am
pus alter I croduat!' lh1s June.
I feel that I owe nn 1mportnnt
purl of my growth to the enthu
Siasm aud !ncndhncss of LC
lnends and !acuity. I have had a
cuntmuous and war rn nssoc1at10n
w1th the cook, .Mt. lloyd; Henry
who works in the coffee shop;
my S1gma Alpho S1gma brothers;
scholar of scholars, Dr. Thayer;
a patient and mspirat1onnl ad
VISer, Dr. G1Jchrisl; Or. Bashor
who hns taught me my way of
thinking; <•nthus1nstic teacher
Mrs. Stockley; a man of humor
Dr. Groemng, nnd kind and
thoughtful Mr. Huston. LC means
a lot to mP bccnusc 1l IS here
where I have mel many wondel
ful fracnds nnd also bt.!cnuse this
J.S the place where I hove ob
tained invnluablc knowledge
that "·iJJ be used when l get into
a society when• tragedy is play
ing.
I hope that r will ha\'C a chance
to come back h<·rc next year,
and we shall mt'et again. t hope
we shall recognize one another
and say Hi to each oth, r.
Ki J. Han
Korenn Studenl If the scnnte S\'Stcm 1~ l'\'Cr ~
gomg to wo1·k, a good base musl
be laid net year. We hope tQ.ot
you "ill partidpale in il-tnlk
to your senntors and student body
ofiJCCl'S, Tell them what vou want • to sec done. Crllicl7.e what we do
1f we do st wrong, but do it con
srucllvcly We npprcc1atc your
critJC.Jsm, but we also want your
idcns.
W1th student backtng, campus lows'' ou the mom stage
•·Jenn~ K1s•;cd Me" 111 the Blu:
IOOJn.
'l'ht• Northwest Institute a
Sculptors IS currt•ntly pt·cscnli.Dj
an c• h1b1lion "htl'h w11l tt.:rmlrr
ate Mny 21.
For your summ\.'r entcrt:ur:
mcnt sdll'dulc ,·ou may c.un
lhc~t.' two events: The Maund
Cht•vahcr show nt the Public a~
d1torium, June 18, and the C
thcntrc's presentnlaon of ''Okb:
homn" begmnmg June 11
runnmc to July 19,
Roman Duskm, cellist, w1U
sent n concert on May 23, m ~
Reed collegL• chopel nt 8:30 p
t)fCJ~nl :ulliJealton ut •'"' •\III!Oclllted Sruclcmre or 1 •• \\II! nnd Clllrlr «
ltl:l' I ulJll!lhcd \H!I:kl) uurlng tho coli<Wo y~ur fiuh;;crll•llon rnt• 1.
P• r )"tDr.
I• ntt l'•·tl R8 8t•cond ~lll.t'll mRtlt!r Ill 11 s l'OIII orrtct, Pot tlnnd Orfll!O'
uachr .. "' ''' ,.u,rch • 18711 '
Joann•· l.o' fl, Jl!l' r.h n, Co-IlA!ItMs In r.'hiM; JUck Gr •Y, J\t~alttLartl l~dlt Jt:nn Sh?r"r, hl\111re .F'..dllvr: !::nil) Plorc., Society }o;dJtur; AI r·.udllll
fii•OrW I tUtor, \rthur l't>flfiL't:r, c•Jr.•ulntlon tnniiJt< r
Hornrlcrll" Skip Unrr, D~nll!~> Brunln~. Homonn Httllmru, Put Rrcotmu. Ltirr) HOOk, SUO F'JSCIIII ,
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2ts Ute Suie · · . lu; jean $/u;allf!/l Students Leave Today Final Exam Schedule
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the s~
1y col others' Club Schedules
Jatt Luncheon, Installation
. Morgan S. Odell wtll mtt.11l the n• \\' Mothu· dub 0u1cu1;
Mondu.). Moy 12, nt n lunchL'On ut Plnll hall.
new of!ic:crs nrt• Mrs. l~nurcnu Eornshuw, prcsidt•nt: Mrs. 1\ln
Wcllc•., \'ICC president: Ml's, Vircttu Wurd, record me sccn:tu•y:
(Silbdlt' Kmgwcll, conc.spondmg secretary, lind Mrt:. Hnz••l
m. t n•usun•t·.
~of the mnin PIOJccts !ot tlw r.lub lh1s school yt·ar has bcl'n
planning and Cinishmg of 11 room 111 the bast-mcul or E\'Ofl!l mu
cuu•u..,,o for the pu1 POSI' of stonng rummage lor Uw annual rum
snlc. P1unning began lltol full nnd the pourang or cement will
May 10, Tht• PJOnt•cr Pops h:.vt• been prepunnc the dart
so thnt the ccnwnt cnn be poured. Lnst Saturday ten mcm
trorn Knppn Phi Alpha fraternity help 'd the Dads pour sand for
aood. Cost of this project IS t•stimatt.>d at $500
her dub pt'OJcCts hli\'C been provtdmg money for carp .ting an
hnll nnd Palatuu! lounges ond !urnishmg some cqu1prncnt
:he moiling room.
junior and senior class will have ils annual prom, "Lovolieat
of tho Yeor," Saturday May 17. Dress \1 formal.
He s, '58, onuounc: d h< r ~ngogcmcnt to Tom Hogg walh
ang of n candl•• at the April 30 Dc.lta Ph1 Garnmn sotorlty
:m& llogg \\'O~ gn.duotl'd from LC in '56. The couple pions to
l.'d 111 August.
Icc Mtlchcll, '57 gl'llduntc, announced her cngugemcnt to 1~11c
•e will :son of Portland, Rosnll·t• is now lt!nching at Edwm Mnrkhom • •f its ne.... Her fiUJlCl' i!; a ,;ruduatc of the Univt'l'Sil\' ot O~t•gon. Tht>
e Shak~ plllnS nn August w••ddmg.
[idsumm. 1ty Jo W1lllllm s, '59, has :mnounced hm· ('ngngcmi•nt tu gruduo11
ur dny llll :nt St m MMtm ,o,
lay 8. P&J ~feS>$Or Paul S. Dull of tho Umvors ity of Oregon toachor of
Pirates d IEilltol~n htstory. Will apoak in Siotz lounge, Sunday, Mny 11 at
?9 --~ on tho toptc 'Tho SJato of A.ua." Mr. Dull has been uwited lY .. wr. l. history dopadmont to spoak to hlltory majors. Faculty and
r, May
LC
be seen
aesar
pl cscnl~
11l lerm!n'
entertau;
113)' cini
c Mnum:
Public &'il
the C1
ot
e 11
l, will pi!'
23, In th!
• 8:30 p.r.
I <.:In rlt
n rl\ 11 o:s
BLE
100 . . •
• cash,
)NS from other fields are welcme to attend.
NCJl .S:1bm, s~~ech arts, wiJI ndrlress the Scrooby dub of Fust
""'t;• .. , onol church on Muy 16 on the topic. "Ethns ns a Form of
" On Muy 5 he spoke to the Oswego Toastmasters club.
~rt Stoltze of th" music fnculty will e.n·e ns program darcctor
Oregon Mus1c Teach(!J nssocmt1on convention on th~ cnmpus
2i-28.
Helen Hnrtncss wns anslalled as \'ICC pres1dcnt oC the OJ'Cgon
~ Economics association at its annual convention Apnl 2ti an
IS.
last rogular mooting of Intor· Varsity will be held at 11 a.m.
. May 13, in E-28. Nominahons and ol~ctions will be held at
11118l)hr119· Also some of tho graduating senton will bavo a few
!o sharo with tho group. All are urgod to como.
e German club will hold t ln t rm • tm of the yem nl 7:30
~iay 15 nt the home of Mrs. A. G Kimberk'}', 01837 S.W. Green-
road. The progrnm will con.l!;l ot SC\'eral one act German
n nd by various members or Mrs. Emmn B. Meier's German
~ Contnct Paul Knoll, Box 305 ior additionnl informntion.
L.C women sludon.ts who would bo mfereatcd in writing
column of club and social news and meeting no!Jcos next
arc mviled lo soe Jean Shearer or Richard Gray in the LOG
immedia le&y to discu!l plans.
hall r~t;ntl) (']cctcd its oC!icers for next year. John E\'ons lS
~ent: 0[11c Ruthcdord, \'ICC pr ~ident: Phil Hector, secretary.
England, trensure.r. There w11l be a dmncr Cor the new and
!iow;e counc1ls and staff assastants m the recreation room on
sda}, May 15.
....... ned Operator Returns
Hawaiia n Vacation
L Evelyn LeWIS, SWitchboan:i
, looks lannctl und wcll
nitC'r n thtl.•c· week vaca-
• vacnt10n wns very une.x
and "not nt ull plnnncd .''
me nbout when n friend of
Lewis wos oblc to go to
.. on a trip ~he hnd planned
summer.
two trnvelll.'<l by plane
ways. Mt's. L 'WI& called the
lhat m<'t th~>it· cyt"' when
llC1aJoce Good, Says
nn. Pro Tem
Campbell, music direc·
tern, called the attend
at the May Fete conc<•rls
good" and soad lhnt it corn·
'\·cry {a\'01 ably" walh the
or last year's down
~nccrt
over 1000 pc1sons ollcnd
combtned conct•rls mrl 180
the [cstival suppcn. "The
lh is ycm· were for more
ns campus fucthttc
used instead or rt!nling the
auditorium," said Camp-they stt!ppt:d out of the plane "the
most 1mpressi\'c sight l'\'e c\'cr
t'" pcdt•nced."
Th,•y were supposed to havt:
b~cn met at the auport by Ball
Cox, cx-l.Ccr, but wc•r"' not. After
wa1tmg there an hour, they set
out to fmd the !ncnd's daughter
in-law's house. They hod nn ad
dress . . . you J::Ucssed 1t • • .
wrong address!
Two hours and $10 later they
still hadn't found the place so
they spent the night in a hotcl.
They were "found'' the nc. ·t day.
DurinE: her stay Mrs. Lcwas en
joyed an aU-day trip around the
JSlnnd. and a Hawailnn feast. She
r~marked about the warm ch
matc, worm water, und the
"friendly people who are so nice
to tourists." But she just could·
n't get used to s~;cing tourists
"w~ormg rnu mus down town."
In Hawati she said 1t seems a~
it "no one hurne~. Everyone is
casual and t~kcs his time " Mr .
Lewis esp-.:cially enjoyed the na ·
Live Cood which ••you can eat u
Jot of nnd have no after c!Cccts." For Palalinian Retreat
t 11le o n c: n the Palolin-
inn rctre.tl will lenvc Templeton
Commons between 3 ond 5 p.m.
toduy, Mny 9, for Cnmp Meri
wether on the coust
Themes fflr the t•:!trcnl ore ''Arc
You 1-'1t to Fie 'fu d'' nnd ''Dcnr
Hunting" with the Rev. Harry
Johns, mmJStPr at First Presby·
tc1UJO church, Moscow, Idaho, ru;
guest speaker. Friday. May 23
D:OO MWfo~ 8:00 to 10:50
0:00 IT 11 :OO to 12:45
2:00 MWF I :30 to 4:20
Monday . May 26
Clv. 2 & Civ. 52 8:00 to 10:50
3:00 & 4 00 TT 11:00 to 12:45
1.00 TT I :30 to 4~20
1:00 MWF'
Thursday
8.00 MWF
8 00 TT Tudday, May 27
10:00 'MWF 8:00 to 10.50
10:00 TT 11:00 to 12:45
4~0 MWF & Hum 4
1:30 to ':1 :20
Wedncaaday , May 28
11.00 MW:F' 8:00 to
2:00 & 2:30 TT 11:00 to
3:00 MWF I !30 to
1 30 to 4:20
May 29
8 00 to 10:50
lJ:OO to l2:-l5 10:50
12:4J~
4:20
Tht' progrom will start nt R:30
p.rn. F'rtdny and Will l!nd Wllh
dmncr 111 noon on Sundny, May
11. The activitaes on Frldny will
include cnlcrtntnment, P.nlatin·
ion cnbmel JllL'CUnc, vesper serNews in Brief
vice nnd taps. Saturday's octivi-1 Interviews Due
ucs nrc morning \\ otch. guest
spcnker, d1scusston, rccr~ation, An mtl"r\'l£:w uvollnblc through
square doncang, vespers, a marsh· the plac mcnt off1cc for nnyon
mellow roast and son~ fest. mtcrcstcd '"all be U S Nn\·al
On the ag••ndo for !Sunday ar
rc-.:CJJlc and worshap t>rvace nnd
lcnving for home
Ernie Freund, sophomore. IS
chou mnn Cor the rctr,·ut Cost Cor
on cumpus students IS 2.50 nnd
S3 50 lur off. campus students . Onhnancc Test stattl)n on Mon
day, May 12. Ft'tdn~. May 16,
senior men nnd wome::n ond GJ11d·
uatcs wall hn\' lhe opportunlt;)'
to tnlk w1th S ors nnd Roebuck
r<:pr<'SentotJ vc
Organizations Announce
Selections at Coronation
(Sc PBlt'-• \:d 1 )
Pmnock tmnouuc(!{l lhe lnp
pmr;s for thP vanous organaza
taon durang the coronatton as fol
lows
ErodchlhJOns, senior women's
honorary-Ado Puckett. Barbara
Es mun. Su!! .f'JScu nnd Lee lr
wan.
l)mtcnn , JUntor women's hon
orary -Chns ~dmnnds, Dmna
F1••ld , Donna Ficld , Jan~t Hunt·
ct·, Conmc Khngman. Sue Ln
throp, Jcncnn M1lls, Sue "'nlsh,
Mnry Wc!Jbcr• and Cnrol Wcst-
0\'cl
Sacajawo.::uns, sophomore wom
en's scn••cc honorary-Jane An·
dcn;on, Curol Biesanz. Elcnnoa·
Burcar, Carol Huger, Lois Hnr:vie,
Koy St. Jnmcs, Wmnic Shibley,
Ann MorriS, Sh.u'On McKenzie,
Sandy St.allord, Elaine Ohman,
Anc•c Albtccht. Lindo Brown,
Kawn Boyer, Jnmc Coldwell.
Karen Epperson, Tt.>ddy LA-c, Lor
mine Troh, Nnncy Gabbert and
Lmda Moe 'aughton.
Alpha Ps1 Om~gu, dramo hon-
Campus Pool Rules
Posted By LC Students
11 u s Cor swimming m · t
eam pus pool have been selected
through a JOint decision by the
students, ndministrnt1on and the
hcnllh and phy~icnl cducatton de o ~r) -Charles Mnnsf1cld and
Jane Holmes, outstandmg JUnior
award-Jon Earn!:hO\\ and How
ard Chase; Alpha Gommo soror
ll) cholorshap-Conslnncc Chen;
Ph1 Mu Alpha, ml'n's mus1c hon
ornry cholnrshap.-Bob Enman:
ouLslandmg Crnt rmty mnn-J1m
K1rk· outstandmg sororat.) \-.:om
on-EUy E~'Illnnn
Th • lntcr-Frntcmlt~ scholnr
:shtp trophy '"os won Cor :Cull
~mcster by 1..3mbdn Phi Eps1Ion
w1th n GPA of 2.86 Theta Kappa
t(lok the lnt r-Sorortty scholar-
hip trophy wtlh a 3.21 Alpha
Gamma hod n 3 ll and Ot•lta Phi
Gammn a 2.90 --
Post Office Requests
forwarding Addresses
The post offJcc requests thnt nil
students I'CCetving mngnz.mcs nnd
newspapers nl thl! college address
nottfy thetr publiShers Jmml'di
:ltcly of &hen forwarding address.
J\lso, an off-cnmpus students
arc asked to lcn\'c thmr fon,•ard
ang address w1lh the post offaL~
before lea\' ang school On-cam·
pus students w11l be contacted
through thctr rcspccllvc rcsa·
dent halls. Addres.c; chnnge fonns
arc now m·o1lnble nt the campus
post offacc for lhc1r convenience.
pnrllncnt McAllister Gets Invitation
A lireguurd will be on duty nt To Join Inspecting Te<tm
the following hours: 12 noon to
5 p.m. seven dnys a week. The Ptof. Ph11Jp Mc.Allisl r, huld Prof Goes to Canada
Thok n.; dbU'UC·
tor, w!lJ serve as pmno ndJudaca·
tor for the Greater Vactorio Mu
sac fest1\onl whtch wdl be he.ld m
Vtctorw, B.C .. Apnl 29 to Mny 2
and Mny 5 tnrough 9. The fest•·
vnl includes compehtaon m n1l
brnnches or mustc. ThiS ycnr,
there wall be abouL 300 pmno en
traP
• .. •
Journal OfL Press
t l ar 1 1 -ue of Ll11• J oumal
or Lcwts and Clnrk wsll come out
next week. ThlS issue features a
hastoru:nl comparison of com
mencements w1th ptctures of the
1873 nnd commencement todn}.
Other unportant stories concern
honorn~ degrees and a success
story of Lcw1s and Clark cmdu
atcs. The JOurnal hos n mollang
list of about 14,000 which m
cludes frjcnds of lhe college, al
umna and parents.
• • •
Graduate on T .. V.
Jack PCJo , :~-groduntc, '"111
appear bncfJy on lhc tclc\'JSIOn
sho\~ • W1dc, Wide World," at 4
p.m. Sunday. Mny 11, when the
cameras fcx.-us on Purdue unl\'er
sity's new drn.ma center. He wall
be seen in George Bernard Shaw's
"C11e:sar and Cleopatra. ·
• • •
Music Auditions Due
AuditiOns 1 r pp.a .. d mustc
scholnrships for students now ut
tendmg college wtll be held at 3
P m Friday, lay J6, in the aud1·
tonum of Evans
• .. •
Dr. Eymann Speaker
1.11.. Harold ~ _ mn. eo-pas-
tor of the Piedmont Community
church of Ptcdmont., Cahfomta
wfll be Ute baccnlouentre speak
er nt 9·30 a m., Sunday, June l,
m the Fust Prcsbyte.rtnn c:hureh.
Dr Eymann is the fath r of Elly
Eyrnann, who wall be in the grnd
unting class.
• • •
~\'cning hours nrc 8 to 10 p.m. of thP BA d, partment. wns U\· 1
Sundny. Mondny Tuesday and "itcd to be a member or the an-Director Appointed
Thursday, nnd 9 to 12 p.m. Fri-SJ>L'Cting team Cor re-occr\?ditn- ,'I r" Jt n Bat..~ of Portland
day und Saturday. There will be lion of Seattle Pncific college by rec ntly succeeded Ruth Orstad
no evening swimmJng on Wed-the Northwest AssociatiOn or Sec· Ruthstrom as assistant food scn·
nesdny. ondary and Higher Schools thiS Ice director nt Templeton com-
Students not willing to abide week in Seattle. mons. Born in La Grnnde. she at-
by Ulc hours posted will be de-Last week P1-ofcssor McAlhs- tended Oregon State college nnd
naed their sw1mm1ng pn\'11( ~·:>.s. cer gave n . ummnl'y O\'Cl' KEX of managed the restnurnnt in F. W.
According to Dr. Warren Sm1th, n series o! rodlo programs, .. J\m-Woolworth company in Portland
P. E. department, "Full cooper- enca nt Mid Century•• which for 12 years. A twtn, s.hc nnmcs
ntion with the lifeguards in en-summarized the RockdcUe.r study huntin~ and ftc;hing a.s her (a\'or
Corclng the rules of the pool will of the current ~onomic crisis. 1te oU-work ncti\'itles.
ensure safe swimmJng and maxi-He Inter appht.'d the mnln points -------.
mum enjoyment by the majority or the ~tudy to Oregon and Port
or the college g1oup land for a second report on KEX.
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Final Frays
Due Softball
Jntrnmurnl so!tbnll mO\'(!O m·
tu 1t~ th1rd we •k "lth th~ com·
plct1on of two gomc~ ln~t 'Thurs·
dnv •
Lnmbd!l Phl Epsllln hlttl AI· I
phn Rho Omega and h. tppn Pht
Alphn downed n (IJ; hlm Shock·
er crt:W. W1th thp nbundnn t RUO·
slum~ the mtrnmural depat tmcnl
should ~ able to completl' it~
pt'O&rom without further dlHicul
tlCS ns the far::-t fe'' conte5t.s were
canC\!Ied due to inclemen t weath-
er
The nc.·t £ray on Ulp m the
chnmp1onslup r o u n d of t he
double elimmnuon nCimr "ill be
Thursdny. Mny 15
Women Take
Tennis Match PIONEER LOG
• Fr,day. May 9,
Inside lnlo
BY BILL SENDLEBACI
Sports W ntor
Tins IS nlmo!;t the ..:nd 01
other ~chool ) em·. lt has
) cnr filled wilh <'tlllctsm a(
S<'hool and of tlw spll'll on
pu
School splrH 11 buill by
1 operation and participati on
or ihon continua lly
pooplo which aucc:coda
splitting tho &tudenls into
parts
R) the WIW, how many of
su·t·ullcd "intcllccl unl
hfl\ l' tlw •cadet s 6l!cn nt
nchvitu:s dunng llh• yl':u or
1nnny of them rnn lor n
body ofCil'C? Not manv. • would rolhCI Sl\ unci< II\
n typo" rater und rclra$e
pl•nt-up "genius'' m cuttint
to
One of these 'old
prang for.th in tho last
tho LOG In 11 this chcm
(lb ObVIOUS In the }eUer)
The Lcwts nnd Clark womtn'
phys1tnl educnlion dcptutment
ho:. had t.&ction on two poft!o!
front:-m the la~t two weeks. Thts is a picture. Yes. it ts out of dato. but who can
to be had? Anyway . if you wunt to get up-to ·date go aquabb l~ whon thoro
out and sec LC play are no up to doto ones
Whitman today on the to football as "a &poctacle of
on aupposcdly c1vilncd
men trying to knoclt tho
out of cloven other porso111
middle of a cow paatu.re ln
to movo OJ'ound a bag ot hOI
Tho only bag of hot alr L3sl ThursdaY Uu• "omen's
softball team took 1t on llw chin
nL the hands of ll splrttcd Mnryl
hurst crew, i to 1 at the lntter'
dmmond.
Tuesday the tenn1s tcnm lrn\·
eled to Mc.'\lmnville to tackle thl"
Ltnf1cld nctters.. Th~y retumcd
v1ctor•ous ufter swccpmg four
smgles and two doubl mntdws
for n G-0 win
PATRONIZE YOUR
• ADVERTISERS • home diamond.
• oneers
rhc P10ncers Cmnlly tut stndc
Snturdoy ns they swept to n dou
ble-hcndCl wm O\ er second plncc
Pnc1fic 10 to u and 8 to 3 on F1sh·
r f1dd.
Bob Graham Badger p1tchmg
mamsta), absorbed both defeats.
He sturtcd m tl11 fu'St game nnd
wns hftcd m the "'ccond frnmc.
Is it ever Ivyt Wb,y, Coke lathe most
correct bevera&e you can poembly
order on campus. Just look around you.
What are the colleae social leaders
aoina for? Coea..Colal So take a leaf
out of their Ivy League book and do the
amel Enjoy the &ood taste ol Coke t SIGN OF GOOD TASTE
Bottled under authority of The Coco-Colo Company b~
Pacifac Coca Cola BoUhng Company
- ~ 1N4 ._ C ltU, ntl COCM~ COIIIAH't ~-........ ". .4h
• wee
In the m{lhtcnp Grahnm slm h!d
agnm nnd lasted until U1c !1fth
Uus t1me bdor • rct1rmg m :fn
vor or \1nnd •roz.nndt n Word picked up two singles to
flmsh the fray.
Dick Stephens. hard tuck guy
of the LC pttchmg slnff, tinolly
got h1s ftrsl win of the season, so
mg the dtstnnce tn the ~ •. , t•n-m·
rung fmalc. The Bndgcrs pounded
)urn Cor two early run m the
second mning.
LC fought bac.·k w1th smgh
runs m the second and tturd be. be tho author ot Jhoae
Ro sounds like h1s mothu
scared by a football.
In ca ~ Mt Rt>td do cn't
1t mtramurul nthll•tics llf(l
thing to be enjoyed by
\QtOJ OS \\'('11 QS the n!>rl
Tlwy arc n part or any
rounded cnmpus.. <1nd pllf
rcct pnrt tn butld1ng school Pnc.1f1c op n d scormg 111 th
fu-st mnmg of lhc op•·n• 1 off Ed
Kanclcr but till' P1onc• rs n1 hcd
b<tC.k to Ue Ill th<.:.tr half. The Bnd·
gc.•rs talhcd thrc'-! more 111 the
second but n wC\ en :run OUt bUt'S I
by LC dcc1dt d th~ issue • for~ btt'akmg the bnll gatm up
Knnclcr worked out of th~ wtth (ivc big runs 111 the fourth. Mo~ college stu®n.ts
rather watch tbetr team
hard-fought football gamr
day rathor than watch Mt.
analyao cat1ons.
Jnm m tlw !;ccond but ran mlo 'Thl' big blow was :i\tcDanll 'l's
d1f!Iculty m the s1xth wtth wtld-two-run tnple down the I ell fH•lci
ness. Wtlson summoned RogN· linC' \ a mt:"mblt of nt!.XI
rally squad 1 sav don't
Mr. Rl·id ot any or our
lrovcrls . Ll•t's bUlld up .,.,,
Thompson out of the llullpcn to McDamcl had u fine 5 for li nft
qUicl tlw mvadcrs' b:lts the Lest crnoon but hnd support from hi:;
of tht• rout . mates in lhc hitting dcpnrlmt nt. tear il down.
Royc"' McDaniel pacc.·rl the P1o· The P1onecrs' nee ktyslonc C'Orn
nc.ocrs' 14-htt nttack hy lutt mg 1 bo accounted for ~ight hits. J oc•
safclv thrc•· tr1ps out of four Pl'tc Johnson had four ns d1d t11s 1Un·
ntng partnex Pete W.ud. Uyron
Whlll· had four ror Podhc. Fixmen w .. · ..... "
In League A.u ..
"TIE-TO-TOE"
f'or your IChool dance
and other sociAl occa·
slons, "00 FORMAL
-00 CROMWELL"
You'llloo k your beat 1.11
Cromwell fonn:al wear
featurin~ 19S8 dinner
jackets Ul newest styles
and colon lncludina
amb:ustdor red, san
juan silver, pastel blue,
white and black. All
accessories, "tie-to
toe:.'' Larpt atock ln
NortbwcsL Oua.ranteed
lit. Cleaner frah. At·
tractive rental pnces.
School function& a
apecblty . R«*l"r'C ~rly . • For 1poru and c:uual wear-
IVY U!AOUE SHIRTS
PENDLETON SHIRTS, JACKEl~
TOWNE & KINO SWEATE RS
Opt II Molday aad Friday 'Til 9 r. M.. -
Sigma Downs
Kappa to Win
Sigma Alpha S 1 r. m n came
through Friday with their scv·
•.nth consecutive ''''" O\'~ 1· Kap
pa Phi Alpha m lhl•lr annual
watc1· polo gurnl'. Sigmu ~:aincd
fou& ~oals whilL• the water-log-
' p:t'd Kappas drew a goose egg.
I'he Kappas worked n two pla
toon system and chnn~ed tcums
euch quarter but Sigma scenwd
to have everything in their fuvor.
\Led by Mike Pulos and Fred
Curltce, th(> Sigrnru; used lhc•tr
heighlh and l!nduroncc to over
come the more plentiful but
hortt.!r-winded Kappas
B1ll Stone added two goals to
th( S1<nna effort nnd big M1ke
Pulo added the ftmshing pair.
Goalie Larry Pcll•rson did an
excellen t job guarding the Kappa
~oal but two or the mony Sigmo
tries slid passed him. The scrap·
py Kappas were led by Pete
Munchhcimcr and Jim Bond who
seemed to be out to drown som{ •
one. Lewis and Clark
mm• f1rsl place finishes
dny us they won a
conference duel track mHt
Pncific 7 4 =!a to 56 '!a.
One meet record was
ccJ when P1onecr Jnck
the 440 m 50.4. Thts
old record of 51 A set by
1957. The new stnndnrd
1t Lcw1s find Clark ,;chool
The only LC double
of the afternoon was Hen
Cornut'k who won the
220 yard dushc.s. Mc:Cc>rrtij
thl 100 1n !1.9 and the 220
Thl Ptonccrs made a cle1•
o( both tlw c wee• "
Hopkins und Cntl Linoliln
ishing two thn t' behind
mick in the 100 and
Hopkms folio\\ mg lum lfi
Lynn Roumagou x won
yard run for LC ns he
lht· dist.nnce 1n ~ 01.2.
hind him was Pioneer
dcr. Roumagoux and
ran a leg of the mile
Hopkins ond Abdic. LC
rcloy with a 3:31 •
Other Pioneer winnen
Jtm Ryder with a -1
Conrud Sundholm in
mtle
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L tudenl Lenders
chedule onlerence
Student lender'S for l..c\1. lS ond
oark w11l set n preceden t t.h1s
ftlir by hn\·mg the hrst studr;nt·
~ l£'ndcrsh1p conrcrcnc • The
rftrent IS "'Chcduk"Ci for Comp c t\: 1cw, ncar Corbett, Fndoy
wd Snturdoy, Mny 16 and 17 The ndmanislrnhon wall be m
vned tor the do mg sess1on only
Thu; proJeet "'aU 1>1! stud~.;nt-run
tudent-plnnnl'd and 6tudcnt-fl·
nnn~'t.-d . A small I "y from tu
dents ntt~ndmg mn~ be mndc to
cover C."'JX!n S~.
Co-chntrmcn are Al Vawter
and .Mnrle.uc MotcJL DtSCUSSIOn
I ndcr.; wdl be ;.mnounct~ loter I 1867
friday. May 9, 1958
...
New Feature ...
Dinner by Hi-Fi
Th r muliiC >i\ .n.-. 'ur m
Templeton commons now via
HJ-Fa, comphmc nts of Pacific
Fruit company
The phonograph wns oUered
ns n pr1te by the finn for lhc
snle of n specaf1c number o!
cnscs of canned goods during
set penod More storage
spac mode 1t possible !Dr the
commons to rcccave the pr:1%C.
Mus1c cnn ~ p1ped tnto the
upsu:nrs and downstairs din· '
1958_.
Director Works for Perfect Scene
DIRECTOR PHYLLIS HOLLIDAY 9~~ her opinion on • sce!nc
from Edna St. VanC'C!JlJ Millay's play, •Aria De Capo.• lo adon Tom
Sporos and Kon Hanaon. Joyce I
Monarch Purpose or Lh con!ercnc Will
mainly be ubromstormmg" nnd
the gnthedng of 1d•·as on ho\-.: to
amprovc Lhc {unclionmg of u;
Qu~en Joyce Fi• lds I retgncd nnd how to m3.ke h a better col
oHr Lhc 1958 1\fn.) Fete ~CLI\'· lege R•!crentJOnal acllvlllcs hove
1.U that Wl re bless d w1th sut\· b~n planned nl.so, but the retreat
OJ !:ku!S onu student prartiCip:.- ts spectfically to bt' of a ~raou Turkington, Milloy, Riggs Ploys Highlight
'American Bromo' ot Fir Acres Theater
uon ht I"(' on cnmpus Fr&day otter-nuture, a~rding to Pmnock T 1 Am th S k hi h h B"auty "nd th .. Jacobln Elo c wo more c•. enm£s o cr-e yrum nn w c e cnr- " - ~ 0011 Accordmg to Uon Pmnock, out-1cnn drnma nrc scheduled for to-nes m hlS pack and an old Synnn Pmti Ann Hnm • h~ talkL-d hcr-
Thl' que n' ldt!Jitlly wn kept gomc student bod~ pr tdent, the ntghl and tomorrow mght t 8:30 custom to n;$0)\'c the conflict sci! mto bcing one; of tht.: great
.n secrecy up to Lhc last moment, posstbJlitJes arc cJ'~llcnt for a m Lhe F1r Acres theater, follow- The St. Vmc nt Milloy pia} 1s worn ~n of the French revolut,on,
a ~ te.m on Lr1al thiS ycnr t.u...in-conference of thiS type. Scve.rnl mg )' t rday's opemng. The mon: of nn ub troct nrt \\ or.k even though "'h" ss m fl1ght from
n: tudcnt followmg . unul the olhcs colleges itav tncd o meet-three onc:~nct pln}'S are nuthored conccrnmc a play w1lhtn a plny. lh CJttte.ns wnh Louts. Don Sta
J;SQ p.m coronnuon C\!rcmOnaes, tng of campus leaders, not on by Aml'nc:ans, Booth Tnrkmgton, Th hwimqum dL o! P1cr:rol. diu ond Ann JoAnn Vance She
whCJa Queen Joyce wn escorted quite the snmc basiS, ond hnvc Edna St Vm"'t:nt Millay and Lynn Georg B1clx:r, and Columbute, &S proud o! donatmg be.r ho c to
mto the gym to occupy her pln~ had good results R1ggs. Atlecn Shenhan, 15 interrupted the Republic forgcUing th lh
tlll the royal throne by Presiden t Attc:ndan~ at the conler(!ncc by th -. otce of the. stact: man3ger "'" oluuonan \~en on th
S Od )I 11 b b "Kni\'CS of SyrHt, Riggs' plny, Morgan . e • Wl y m\•ttauon. Vrm tcr and who ~tops thr.1r production for to conliSCiilC t r.nyv. ny.
,~ 1 h b ~.. &S the tory of the forced mar-Tnppm'"" nnd scholarships mar ene ave su math.-u names nnolhc.r.
b"' t h t d 1 hi h h nog..: of n fonn g1rl to an old T h h~--~-h•· th Th Jacobm Valsin J r"-·
Vi ...... announced b~· sLudent body o t c s u ent counc1 , w c as \\ o s p .:.a~ tUAC over e •,J
~·.. " d 1 ~-1 d dd d Th hU'Cd hnnd. Ti1e mother, Mrs. S • bo
P ...... Jd''nl o011 p1·nncx:k nnd How-c ct...-... nn n c names. osc stag and foil m keeping thc:m- V<"n~ n, lS mter;;sl 1 th m ..... "' ch be 1 -" Buster. Snngwan Zimmerman, • ....~ Ch .. rc, 11c l year's P'""~·v, osen are to se. ec:t....-... !rom scl\' separated from the chnr-revealmg th~ fnlsen o! El J..;;t: iUu ..., • ._" • • s s an opportumty to sa\'C the
ttO\\'ll£'d Queen Joyc" n.nd pre-vanous organizations around Impoverished fnrm \\'llh thiS acters they ore playmg The pat-and m rwnmg th Clceing Lout
rented hf'r with the royal scepter campus, wlth consideration gsvcn tcr bet~~n P1 rrol ond Colum- "'ho was h· .. arm ... oft1,.,, .. 1·-fo_,
of May Fete. for lender--hip ab&htics move. The girl, June Eby rcbcls, bine ts ~Otltmucd alter the un-.. ""' ... .. .... U\: ·~
The student adminlSlration or wishing lo run away with the portant and tragic mte.rrupuon. the re"·oJution. Valsln lnkes hts
The Rose Gnrdcn c remony th1s year hopr!:S to make a retreat P<'ddler, Stdney Long. Complcung the cntertammc.nt rc\:enge, but not m the c."Cpcoctcd
foUowL'CI the coronatlon. Della of this sort an annu:tl tradition. Thf> pc-ddlt·r wants to resort to for the e"· mng IS Tarkington's way. Ph1 Gnmma soronty presented 1ts .--------------;..._ __ ;,_ __________ ..:..,... _____ .......;:.._ ___ .......;:...:..:..,;:,:...:.....:..:..::::...:.... _____ _____ ___,
annual water ballet at 2:45 p.m.
tight gtrls, wenr:mg new-style
chcmasc bnthmg susts. swam to
mustc from ''Carou el " A style
m \\ that featured modem and
old fashioned bnlhmg runs de
l ghted the pt..>ctotors around th~
pool Stgmo downt'd Knpp:~ 4 to 0
m a water polo match to end the Kappa, Gamma to Present 'Hobos' Holiday' at Theater
v.-nter C\' nts.
Tht.: 48th annual May Fete
cam to a close WJth o command
pcrfonnnnc~ of lh<' LewiS and
Clark chou Fridn} and the
Qurceu' Bnll, u formal dance m
t mpleton ball, Saturday mght..
(S{•t; pn " 3, col 3) Kappa Pht Alpha fraternity
and Alpha Gamma sorority wlU
present thc.ir annual Kappa-Gam
ma show at 8:30 p.m .• May J3, in
F1r Acres theater AdJllJ.SSion for
the college communst-.; as 50 cr:nls
nnd ~1 for \·ts1tors
This
LJtlcd "·ear's production is en
"Hobos' Holiday " The
theme centers around two hobos
who take n trip around the
world as stowa\\ays on n hlp
Horncc. ployed bl Bert Crnnston,
Queen Joyce I With Court
OUEEN JOYCE FIELDS and her c:ouri,. senior princess. Marlene
l>totjel; freshman princess . Sue Gilbert· crown priaceas Nancy Hess:
C'town pnnceas Peggy Mahoney · jumor prrince Mary Zoe Petrik.
llld •opbomore prioceu . Sharon Taylor ruled tho 48th annual May
Ftte adlTthes lasJ weekend . and Lou1s, played by Ben Vose,
stort their ndvcnture in New
York nnd are followed by n mys
tc.nous "htUe man'' throughout
·he tnp chnroctenzed by Stuart
Lmdqu1st.
The st>COnd scene takes place
m HmtJ WJth dancers June Eby,
Tom Hood, Jan Caldwell, John
Harratt, Dtnna Rubendnle, Frank
Sprmge.r, Carol 'E"·crett and Jack
Whilf1cld domg Lhc1r mt.crpre
tntlon of n voodoo dance. :Mike
Jenkmson and Carl Smth uccom
pany on ihe drums.
Nc."Cl the audience ts taken on
the tour to Frnnce where can
can dancers Carolee Weiss. Dor
othy Wymore and Diana Ruben
dal~ will entertain. Dorothy sings
· Ln Seine'' as an added altract-
• I On,
Austria is lhe scene of a \'aen
esc Woltz done by Jan EarnshllW ,
Larry Peterson, Pete Muncheim
c.r, Pat Morningstar, Ginger
Martz, Belue Roe Knoblnugh ,
Dale Rutherford and Jack Whit
field
In lndln. a markel scene 1S
:Centured complete wath snake
channcr played by King Snider.
Connie Klingman and Carol Foe
dati ploy !lute backgrou dn mus
ic.
In Howaii lh~ Hobos visit a
lunu Dorothy Wymore will do a
huln dance and sing a duet \\ilh
\'osc cnllcd "The Cockeyed May-
or."
When the ship lands in Snn
Frnnc1sco, the end of the voyage is celebrated by a n1ght club p:rr-anne Sayrs and E.:trl Benson.
ty Entert.nmers are Don Palmer make-up: Mary Hetu:>l and Don
nnd "Red" Dahl who wlll be ae-Palmer, mUStc· Jenn Sh~rer and
compn.rued by n tr10 made up of John Clement. publici\~
Jam Stell. JenkU'I.SOn ond Roger .------- -------. Ad oms.
General chairma n and co-d1rcc
tor.s for the sho\.,; are Dorothy
'Vymorc and Jenlunson Vo_~.
Jcnkmson und Cranston ~rote
the scnpt Stngc mnnngcrs are
Lynn Hunt ond Jam Bond. Com
mittee chainnen include S!lndy
:Monon nnd Cranston, sets; JQ}·ce
Ficlds and Munchc.uner, cos
tumes; Sandy McGroorge nnd
Don Buechler, properties; Day-Last LOGDue
The Jur issuC! of :th LOG
will appear !leXl Friday. y
16. All ru:!V:S should be tur:J.ed
inlo :the LOC offiCln, G. 24. by
l:~ Monday afternoon . May
12. Faculty and studeD!s should
cspec.i.;ll1 y r~po:n ccholanrup
awn:d.s and ase:::.ta.n.tships for
g:auuar ng .sonion :Zo the pub
licity offico by that clnt •
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Music Seniors to Perform
Cathcrm Cwtt. scntor pJnno student ~lll perform at lh USlc
Hour nt 12 J5 p.m. Thursdll)• , May 15 in Evans hwc bulldmg
She wlll play .. Pour le P1nno" by Debussy p]X'anng Yt alh h r on
the program :for Lhc nftcrnoon will b roloJSts to tx: announced
Cathy stud1 \\ 1th Dav1d Campbe JJ.
Addit1onnl musu:nl C\enlS dunng th \\:CCk will be a grndUD.t c rt:
c1tal tn rompo~utaon by Ro er Hnnoon and n sen1or composahon re
CJtal b'\' AJ Hood.
• Roger Han on•s rec.:tnl at 8 p m. Monday, Mn~ 1-m E ns. m·
eludes a choru from hlS n.>ee.nlly com~'-d opcrn "El gy-Episod
£pdogue " ~sed on th story or the Prod~J;nl Son nnd ~lien Hymn
Tunes lor Orr;cn," "Concerto for Pu1no, Brass and Pereus:s1on " and
"VanaUon s for Two Trumpets.. " Hnnson's musiC is ln~e.ly '' ntt~;n
m th 12-tone toouuque. Hts re<!1tnl ss parual fulfillment of requtre
mcnt lor Masl~.:r of mu lc dcgre whach ht> r~l'H :s m June
Al Hood, St<-ruor musk major, will gl\'e a re<:.1tnl m composst1on t
8•30 p.m . Wednesday, Mny 14 10 Evnns. Hood has long bf..>en intc.r
cst<!d In mod m1stic mus1cnl (!. ·press1on, empJo> ing n frc u_~ of
the 12-tont: techmque HlS program will include "Pa..~tC'D.gha Cor Two
Pu111os,' 'Lullaby • sung by th coJlcgc qunrte and "Sonnunn for
Brn ln!nrumen t.s. Both Hood and Hanson an:: tud· n o! Robert
Stoltz c. Page Two THE PIONEER LOG Friday, May 9,
Now Students Teach Students
An editorial can be defmed m mnm wn\' . The dictionary • • BY PAT SPEELMON
sa) · "Niltorial,-1. nn arllclc, a~ m a ncw.spapcr pre~enllng 'rhrcc LC scmor mnth mojors,
the opmion or comment of the penodicaJ." The LOG hns been bcs1dcs go1ng to school. teach
commenting and giving at:-opinion through the editoraal col-dnsses m math. One or the mnin
umn for the la:st nmc months. problems thnt confronts thc.se tcuchers is I he UttllUdt• of tlwir
Then; have been histOJ'lcnl edttonnls a~ the om~ on th~ fir!jt students townrd thl'rn.
new.spap~r tn America, th~rc ha\'C bcl'n outside c~htormls as The only girl in this threesome
1s Joyce FH•lds. She thought at the one on race relations. nnd mo ... t important, there haYc C1rst thnt bt•mg the samt.• age as
been editonals 1hat pcrtam to the cnmpus nnd lo the stu-010-.t of hct· students would ar-State collcgto; w1th u grncluntc os
rustaru;hip nnd "111 eventually rc
cel\c h1s mnstt!r's dcg1cc. He is
mnrrtcd and lin!s in Pot llnnd.
L.n t but not least is Andrew
Hnll, whose Slluatton 1s du fet cnt
:f1011l the other two. The oth~1
tcnchc1s arc lhe ~;une age us
then ·tudcnl.S, but n"·cm ding to
flail, he 1s old enough to be lheir
:Cath 1, ns his own two ch&Jdrcn,
Drew ond Belly, \\ere graduated
from L••wis nnd Clark m 1955 He felt thnt hts heme n stud
didn't nrtcct lus relnltonship .
cnu c he lS oldc1. He is
ns "Andy" lo the students wt
know lum oulstde of clnss:
rcsl cnll hun l\t1· Hnll. Dr.. Fttt
erickson 1 ccommcndt..>d him
the tcnchtng position so he
phcd und \\'ns nccl.!ptcd. He
to go to On~Kon Stn\1•
school und will go to
school <'\'cry summl.!r until
gels his nwstl'rs dcg1 t't'. J
,, Me
Mo
fll
\Vt·bt
I Sill
dent.s. feet their attltudt•, hut sh~ snid
The edtl.ors t.h1s year IHl\'C cxpl•r:iml!nted with 'lhe cope of Jt didn't se~m to matter. Sht• ro-
cci\'cS n•.spccl nnd atle,ntton from editortals, touchtng the mlel'national and notional scene. They all her students but notices mon rROM THE PREXY'S DESK . Howard Cha..~ :um;:
hnn .. tried to reach beyond the exact confinL>s of the LC com-lnro1mallly in the class os the'
munity and bring in topics that have a bcarmg on ~tudents ns cnll her by h..-r f1rst nome Chase Views Plans for Next Year
1n their role as citizens Joyce wa uskl'<i to teac11 gcn-
ernl mnth by Dr. Chorlcs HowThere ha,·e been no purely toutmc cd1tonals of "Le!'s ~tlp-ord lo-t spnng. She plans to do
port this or that.'' Each one was carefully thought out and grndunte "ork in math nc.: t. yenr
represented the best work of th wnler. ond w1ll c,·cntually get her doc
The ed1tors who wnte the~e comments and opmions ha\•e tornte m mathemnt1cs ond teach
not been mfalhble, but they did take lhc time to fmd out the college. She IS now n stud\'nt Thl" . ny fn·•.:t oppo1 t umty to
thank you for elcctm~ me ASLC
prec:1dcnt I appreciate the hon
or, and I nm lookmg forward to
scrvmg LcwtS and Clork students
m th1s pos1tton. I write lhlS to
~~' c you an 1dea oC \ •hnt we, the
stud nt Senate, hop to do ll<'~l tcachl'f 3t r .. mcoln lugh school
facts on both s1de.-. before gh•ing then· v1ews. An csampl" of Hm·old Lnurencc nlso teaches yenr.
this is the recent conflict Q\'Cr n studcnt-,pon!jot'Cd a embly his fcllow studt•nts 10 math 3 H~ If nothmg else is necornpllshcd,
and acll\'lties of lhe musiC deparlmcnt. The editorial wnler doesn't thmk that h1s chn~g\.:S I we nrc going to do ull we cnn to
checked with the administrut10n, the eommb:.ione.r· in charge learned the matcnnl an)' less bl·-lmpro,·c those. old problems, cam
and the music department. •.:nu:st! he is ulso a student. Most pus communlcnllon nnd splrtt
of the .;ludent~ call him by his The old nnd new student counci~s There has been much care Lakcn to choose subjects which hn " s 1 r t d tl surnnml' but tho t' "ho know ve omc < e Jm c J cos m us
are pertinent and ol interest to till' student bud). him ns D student nnd1ess hun dtr~clton -one of which is a
At the beginning of the year, there was much lalk about the by h1s fU"St nanw even brm~ r\.·d Ll'ath~J-ship conference for ofllc
LOG and its "so-called" cditonol pohcy. The editors hope apple:s. Laurf•ncc wns rt'com-crs of rampu~ organizntlons.
that past issues have shO\\ ed those antcl'csted just what our mc.ndcd by Dr. Eh Y r~rednck- This year's student council has
son, nssodntc professor of math, plannl.'d thts conf~rence fol'l Mil)'
policy Is-fact-finding, rationnl interpretation , good taste and to ass1 t m the math depal'tnwnt. 16 and 17 nt Crestview to di-=cuss
integrity. Laurence plans to attend Oregon problems conunon to oll groups
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.JL. ...A, Let~ers to the Edi.tor ~ A SJOn ~css•ons on many phnscs of )....{ N ! X N cnmpus life, and group mcet.incs
To :the Editors: mans LC students to summanze the 1dcns brought
out It IS your JOb to ~~·c that
your croup is represcntt;d at this
conference, as it can be of great
\'oluc to all Lewis nnd Clark stu
dents. {;(J\unmt.nt c)n buome imJl(ll.
tnnl. We hope that you will M;
make tl so.
Around Town
By Vietor £ Dololllll
Mny seems to Jtavc he stn
as hcudhnl't' w1th mauy colle
producllons scheduled.
Pot tlnnci Slute college will of.
te1 for· tlw 1 copt nlng of ti.S nn
ly modt•rn IZt·d llll'lllrc Shtlk<$
peaii!1S <•orncdy, "M idsu:rn11rv-:
Ntght's Dream." Tht• lour duy 1'111
'' 1Jl bcE;m Thun;duy, Mny 8. PSC
will nlso prcst•nl Uu.' "Pit·atcs ~
p, nzancc" slnrlmg May 20 nnJ
wn111ng through .rune 1.
Reed college "Jll also prcserJ
Gtlbcrt nnd Sulll\'an's ''PataenCf'
on Moy 9 through 11 m Boslo:i
oudltorium. Curuun ttmc IS 8:31
B(· sure to v1ew .. W1de W
World" on 'l'V Sundoy, May I~
for Jock Booch, 1957 LC gra=
ote curremly studying drama
PUtduc umvers1ty, w11l be s~n
Caesar tn Shaw's "Cocsar
Cleopatra."
Contmumg nt the Cl\'ic so
. (rotr
Oood
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ling
!:ash
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Congratulnbons to the c:o
ch mnen Lnrry '\\'ilkms and Pen·
D) Hawkms and the1r many com
mittees '' hu through good orcnn
u~atfon nnd plannmg en~ c the
college nnolhcr !me Moy Fete
cclebratton. From beginning to
end 1t was a grand example of
enthw to~c. coopaativc cJrort
Our Uumks to al1 of you. \\'hen d~ n ~ rson become
mature and learn respect for
other p oplc' property" Most
p oplc "ould agree Uwt you
learn th1 boUl rst home and m
school. The~ would also agree
thnt llus has been dcvelol)l.>d by
the umc th~· c t out of lngh
school nnd surely before they
enter colll•gc But do they? How
mnny of you have! left something
m n clnsst oom, only to go back
and fmd 1t gone and nm:cr rt..'
turnL>d" For n bettc1 example,
l.nk{ the Cbl'(>!; club hcrc on cam
pu lshaU we say) borrowed, ond so
far not returned. But, don't you
get pcmuss10n before borrowmg
something, nnd then rctum 1l ns
soon as possible" Pcrhops tho~t!
persons arc under the ~trnngc
delusion thnt the sets were bought
ond put thet·c as g1ft.s 101' them,
bul I strongly doubt thnt. Among other things, l mtcnd
to contmuc this column m the
LOG which Don Pinnock start
ed th1s vcar. This method or com
rnumcatton, among others, can do
much to 1mprove relations bc
lWCl'n the student senate ond the
student body. unhl May 17 is "Strange Bedrc. lmeel
Freeda 0. Rart.z.fold
Dean o£ Women
Joseph K. Huston
Dt-an of Men
To the Editor:
"1 nc' cr thought. thnl there
'"ere so many thmg being stolen
on the campu Even now I fmd
st hard to b lic-,·e• . • This 1s a
stat.c-mcnl that I O\ em card m
Harold' club last '' cc.k Wheth
er " .. dmtl ll or not Uus cx
P es the fcelmgs of o grc t
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-= The Club purchased fJ.,.t! c.hcss
•ls and put them in Harold's
club for the usc or the members
nnd Utosc mtercslt.>d m lcn.rnmc
how to piny Wsthm the last tw·o
week . all of tho els, and three
b longmg to members ha~ e been lt IS time !or a chunge in the
b hav10r of som\' of lllP slurl~nts
Colh..'J!L' 1s n plnce for mature
Pt opll', and not for thost.• who arc
unnble to control thems,•h·es,
Lew1s and Clark is 1-ntcd rt!l o
school of high 1dcnls nnd prin
Ciples, the same as the stud('nl
body 1s. H 1s t1mc-that we stnrled
hving up to those Ideals and prm
ctples.
Roger Purcell
To the Editor:
I am wrnmg Uus letter as n for
eign student to show that I hn\•c
COJOYL>d sludym; at th1s school
nnd I feel that 1 will mtss Utis
school and !rtcnds on lh1s !!am
pus alter I croduat!' lh1s June.
I feel that I owe nn 1mportnnt
purl of my growth to the enthu
Siasm aud !ncndhncss of LC
lnends and !acuity. I have had a
cuntmuous and war rn nssoc1at10n
w1th the cook, .Mt. lloyd; Henry
who works in the coffee shop;
my S1gma Alpho S1gma brothers;
scholar of scholars, Dr. Thayer;
a patient and mspirat1onnl ad
VISer, Dr. G1Jchrisl; Or. Bashor
who hns taught me my way of
thinking; <•nthus1nstic teacher
Mrs. Stockley; a man of humor
Dr. Groemng, nnd kind and
thoughtful Mr. Huston. LC means
a lot to mP bccnusc 1l IS here
where I have mel many wondel
ful fracnds nnd also bt.!cnuse this
J.S the place where I hove ob
tained invnluablc knowledge
that "·iJJ be used when l get into
a society when• tragedy is play
ing.
I hope that r will ha\'C a chance
to come back h<·rc next year,
and we shall mt'et again. t hope
we shall recognize one another
and say Hi to each oth, r.
Ki J. Han
Korenn Studenl If the scnnte S\'Stcm 1~ l'\'Cr ~
gomg to wo1·k, a good base musl
be laid net year. We hope tQ.ot
you "ill partidpale in il-tnlk
to your senntors and student body
ofiJCCl'S, Tell them what vou want • to sec done. Crllicl7.e what we do
1f we do st wrong, but do it con
srucllvcly We npprcc1atc your
critJC.Jsm, but we also want your
idcns.
W1th student backtng, campus lows'' ou the mom stage
•·Jenn~ K1s•;cd Me" 111 the Blu:
IOOJn.
'l'ht• Northwest Institute a
Sculptors IS currt•ntly pt·cscnli.Dj
an c• h1b1lion "htl'h w11l tt.:rmlrr
ate Mny 21.
For your summ\.'r entcrt:ur:
mcnt sdll'dulc ,·ou may c.un
lhc~t.' two events: The Maund
Cht•vahcr show nt the Public a~
d1torium, June 18, and the C
thcntrc's presentnlaon of ''Okb:
homn" begmnmg June 11
runnmc to July 19,
Roman Duskm, cellist, w1U
sent n concert on May 23, m ~
Reed collegL• chopel nt 8:30 p
t)fCJ~nl :ulliJealton ut •'"' •\III!Oclllted Sruclcmre or 1 •• \\II! nnd Clllrlr «
ltl:l' I ulJll!lhcd \H!I:kl) uurlng tho coli<Wo y~ur fiuh;;crll•llon rnt• 1.
P• r )"tDr.
I• ntt l'•·tl R8 8t•cond ~lll.t'll mRtlt!r Ill 11 s l'OIII orrtct, Pot tlnnd Orfll!O'
uachr .. "' ''' ,.u,rch • 18711 '
Joann•· l.o' fl, Jl!l' r.h n, Co-IlA!ItMs In r.'hiM; JUck Gr •Y, J\t~alttLartl l~dlt Jt:nn Sh?r"r, hl\111re .F'..dllvr: !::nil) Plorc., Society }o;dJtur; AI r·.udllll
fii•OrW I tUtor, \rthur l't>flfiL't:r, c•Jr.•ulntlon tnniiJt< r
Hornrlcrll" Skip Unrr, D~nll!~> Brunln~. Homonn Httllmru, Put Rrcotmu. Ltirr) HOOk, SUO F'JSCIIII ,
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Our prtcl• to you $110. either cash,
or on tc1ms
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2ts Ute Suie · · . lu; jean $/u;allf!/l Students Leave Today Final Exam Schedule
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mship b:
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the s~
1y col others' Club Schedules
Jatt Luncheon, Installation
. Morgan S. Odell wtll mtt.11l the n• \\' Mothu· dub 0u1cu1;
Mondu.). Moy 12, nt n lunchL'On ut Plnll hall.
new of!ic:crs nrt• Mrs. l~nurcnu Eornshuw, prcsidt•nt: Mrs. 1\ln
Wcllc•., \'ICC president: Ml's, Vircttu Wurd, record me sccn:tu•y:
(Silbdlt' Kmgwcll, conc.spondmg secretary, lind Mrt:. Hnz••l
m. t n•usun•t·.
~of the mnin PIOJccts !ot tlw r.lub lh1s school yt·ar has bcl'n
planning and Cinishmg of 11 room 111 the bast-mcul or E\'Ofl!l mu
cuu•u..,,o for the pu1 POSI' of stonng rummage lor Uw annual rum
snlc. P1unning began lltol full nnd the pourang or cement will
May 10, Tht• PJOnt•cr Pops h:.vt• been prepunnc the dart
so thnt the ccnwnt cnn be poured. Lnst Saturday ten mcm
trorn Knppn Phi Alpha fraternity help 'd the Dads pour sand for
aood. Cost of this project IS t•stimatt.>d at $500
her dub pt'OJcCts hli\'C been provtdmg money for carp .ting an
hnll nnd Palatuu! lounges ond !urnishmg some cqu1prncnt
:he moiling room.
junior and senior class will have ils annual prom, "Lovolieat
of tho Yeor," Saturday May 17. Dress \1 formal.
He s, '58, onuounc: d h< r ~ngogcmcnt to Tom Hogg walh
ang of n candl•• at the April 30 Dc.lta Ph1 Garnmn sotorlty
:m& llogg \\'O~ gn.duotl'd from LC in '56. The couple pions to
l.'d 111 August.
Icc Mtlchcll, '57 gl'llduntc, announced her cngugemcnt to 1~11c
•e will :son of Portland, Rosnll·t• is now lt!nching at Edwm Mnrkhom • •f its ne.... Her fiUJlCl' i!; a ,;ruduatc of the Univt'l'Sil\' ot O~t•gon. Tht>
e Shak~ plllnS nn August w••ddmg.
[idsumm. 1ty Jo W1lllllm s, '59, has :mnounced hm· ('ngngcmi•nt tu gruduo11
ur dny llll :nt St m MMtm ,o,
lay 8. P&J ~feS>$Or Paul S. Dull of tho Umvors ity of Oregon toachor of
Pirates d IEilltol~n htstory. Will apoak in Siotz lounge, Sunday, Mny 11 at
?9 --~ on tho toptc 'Tho SJato of A.ua." Mr. Dull has been uwited lY .. wr. l. history dopadmont to spoak to hlltory majors. Faculty and
r, May
LC
be seen
aesar
pl cscnl~
11l lerm!n'
entertau;
113)' cini
c Mnum:
Public &'il
the C1
ot
e 11
l, will pi!'
23, In th!
• 8:30 p.r.
I <.:In rlt
n rl\ 11 o:s
BLE
100 . . •
• cash,
)NS from other fields are welcme to attend.
NCJl .S:1bm, s~~ech arts, wiJI ndrlress the Scrooby dub of Fust
""'t;• .. , onol church on Muy 16 on the topic. "Ethns ns a Form of
" On Muy 5 he spoke to the Oswego Toastmasters club.
~rt Stoltze of th" music fnculty will e.n·e ns program darcctor
Oregon Mus1c Teach(!J nssocmt1on convention on th~ cnmpus
2i-28.
Helen Hnrtncss wns anslalled as \'ICC pres1dcnt oC the OJ'Cgon
~ Economics association at its annual convention Apnl 2ti an
IS.
last rogular mooting of Intor· Varsity will be held at 11 a.m.
. May 13, in E-28. Nominahons and ol~ctions will be held at
11118l)hr119· Also some of tho graduating senton will bavo a few
!o sharo with tho group. All are urgod to como.
e German club will hold t ln t rm • tm of the yem nl 7:30
~iay 15 nt the home of Mrs. A. G Kimberk'}', 01837 S.W. Green-
road. The progrnm will con.l!;l ot SC\'eral one act German
n nd by various members or Mrs. Emmn B. Meier's German
~ Contnct Paul Knoll, Box 305 ior additionnl informntion.
L.C women sludon.ts who would bo mfereatcd in writing
column of club and social news and meeting no!Jcos next
arc mviled lo soe Jean Shearer or Richard Gray in the LOG
immedia le&y to discu!l plans.
hall r~t;ntl) (']cctcd its oC!icers for next year. John E\'ons lS
~ent: 0[11c Ruthcdord, \'ICC pr ~ident: Phil Hector, secretary.
England, trensure.r. There w11l be a dmncr Cor the new and
!iow;e counc1ls and staff assastants m the recreation room on
sda}, May 15.
....... ned Operator Returns
Hawaiia n Vacation
L Evelyn LeWIS, SWitchboan:i
, looks lannctl und wcll
nitC'r n thtl.•c· week vaca-
• vacnt10n wns very une.x
and "not nt ull plnnncd .''
me nbout when n friend of
Lewis wos oblc to go to
.. on a trip ~he hnd planned
summer.
two trnvelll.'<l by plane
ways. Mt's. L 'WI& called the
lhat m<'t th~>it· cyt"' when
llC1aJoce Good, Says
nn. Pro Tem
Campbell, music direc·
tern, called the attend
at the May Fete conc<•rls
good" and soad lhnt it corn·
'\·cry {a\'01 ably" walh the
or last year's down
~nccrt
over 1000 pc1sons ollcnd
combtned conct•rls mrl 180
the [cstival suppcn. "The
lh is ycm· were for more
ns campus fucthttc
used instead or rt!nling the
auditorium," said Camp-they stt!ppt:d out of the plane "the
most 1mpressi\'c sight l'\'e c\'cr
t'" pcdt•nced."
Th,•y were supposed to havt:
b~cn met at the auport by Ball
Cox, cx-l.Ccr, but wc•r"' not. After
wa1tmg there an hour, they set
out to fmd the !ncnd's daughter
in-law's house. They hod nn ad
dress . . . you J::Ucssed 1t • • .
wrong address!
Two hours and $10 later they
still hadn't found the place so
they spent the night in a hotcl.
They were "found'' the nc. ·t day.
DurinE: her stay Mrs. Lcwas en
joyed an aU-day trip around the
JSlnnd. and a Hawailnn feast. She
r~marked about the warm ch
matc, worm water, und the
"friendly people who are so nice
to tourists." But she just could·
n't get used to s~;cing tourists
"w~ormg rnu mus down town."
In Hawati she said 1t seems a~
it "no one hurne~. Everyone is
casual and t~kcs his time " Mr .
Lewis esp-.:cially enjoyed the na ·
Live Cood which ••you can eat u
Jot of nnd have no after c!Cccts." For Palalinian Retreat
t 11le o n c: n the Palolin-
inn rctre.tl will lenvc Templeton
Commons between 3 ond 5 p.m.
toduy, Mny 9, for Cnmp Meri
wether on the coust
Themes fflr the t•:!trcnl ore ''Arc
You 1-'1t to Fie 'fu d'' nnd ''Dcnr
Hunting" with the Rev. Harry
Johns, mmJStPr at First Presby·
tc1UJO church, Moscow, Idaho, ru;
guest speaker. Friday. May 23
D:OO MWfo~ 8:00 to 10:50
0:00 IT 11 :OO to 12:45
2:00 MWF I :30 to 4:20
Monday . May 26
Clv. 2 & Civ. 52 8:00 to 10:50
3:00 & 4 00 TT 11:00 to 12:45
1.00 TT I :30 to 4~20
1:00 MWF'
Thursday
8.00 MWF
8 00 TT Tudday, May 27
10:00 'MWF 8:00 to 10.50
10:00 TT 11:00 to 12:45
4~0 MWF & Hum 4
1:30 to ':1 :20
Wedncaaday , May 28
11.00 MW:F' 8:00 to
2:00 & 2:30 TT 11:00 to
3:00 MWF I !30 to
1 30 to 4:20
May 29
8 00 to 10:50
lJ:OO to l2:-l5 10:50
12:4J~
4:20
Tht' progrom will start nt R:30
p.rn. F'rtdny and Will l!nd Wllh
dmncr 111 noon on Sundny, May
11. The activitaes on Frldny will
include cnlcrtntnment, P.nlatin·
ion cnbmel JllL'CUnc, vesper serNews in Brief
vice nnd taps. Saturday's octivi-1 Interviews Due
ucs nrc morning \\ otch. guest
spcnker, d1scusston, rccr~ation, An mtl"r\'l£:w uvollnblc through
square doncang, vespers, a marsh· the plac mcnt off1cc for nnyon
mellow roast and son~ fest. mtcrcstcd '"all be U S Nn\·al
On the ag••ndo for !Sunday ar
rc-.:CJJlc and worshap t>rvace nnd
lcnving for home
Ernie Freund, sophomore. IS
chou mnn Cor the rctr,·ut Cost Cor
on cumpus students IS 2.50 nnd
S3 50 lur off. campus students . Onhnancc Test stattl)n on Mon
day, May 12. Ft'tdn~. May 16,
senior men nnd wome::n ond GJ11d·
uatcs wall hn\' lhe opportunlt;)'
to tnlk w1th S ors nnd Roebuck
r<:pr<'SentotJ vc
Organizations Announce
Selections at Coronation
(Sc PBlt'-• \:d 1 )
Pmnock tmnouuc(!{l lhe lnp
pmr;s for thP vanous organaza
taon durang the coronatton as fol
lows
ErodchlhJOns, senior women's
honorary-Ado Puckett. Barbara
Es mun. Su!! .f'JScu nnd Lee lr
wan.
l)mtcnn , JUntor women's hon
orary -Chns ~dmnnds, Dmna
F1••ld , Donna Ficld , Jan~t Hunt·
ct·, Conmc Khngman. Sue Ln
throp, Jcncnn M1lls, Sue "'nlsh,
Mnry Wc!Jbcr• and Cnrol Wcst-
0\'cl
Sacajawo.::uns, sophomore wom
en's scn••cc honorary-Jane An·
dcn;on, Curol Biesanz. Elcnnoa·
Burcar, Carol Huger, Lois Hnr:vie,
Koy St. Jnmcs, Wmnic Shibley,
Ann MorriS, Sh.u'On McKenzie,
Sandy St.allord, Elaine Ohman,
Anc•c Albtccht. Lindo Brown,
Kawn Boyer, Jnmc Coldwell.
Karen Epperson, Tt.>ddy LA-c, Lor
mine Troh, Nnncy Gabbert and
Lmda Moe 'aughton.
Alpha Ps1 Om~gu, dramo hon-
Campus Pool Rules
Posted By LC Students
11 u s Cor swimming m · t
eam pus pool have been selected
through a JOint decision by the
students, ndministrnt1on and the
hcnllh and phy~icnl cducatton de o ~r) -Charles Mnnsf1cld and
Jane Holmes, outstandmg JUnior
award-Jon Earn!:hO\\ and How
ard Chase; Alpha Gommo soror
ll) cholorshap-Conslnncc Chen;
Ph1 Mu Alpha, ml'n's mus1c hon
ornry cholnrshap.-Bob Enman:
ouLslandmg Crnt rmty mnn-J1m
K1rk· outstandmg sororat.) \-.:om
on-EUy E~'Illnnn
Th • lntcr-Frntcmlt~ scholnr
:shtp trophy '"os won Cor :Cull
~mcster by 1..3mbdn Phi Eps1Ion
w1th n GPA of 2.86 Theta Kappa
t(lok the lnt r-Sorortty scholar-
hip trophy wtlh a 3.21 Alpha
Gamma hod n 3 ll and Ot•lta Phi
Gammn a 2.90 --
Post Office Requests
forwarding Addresses
The post offJcc requests thnt nil
students I'CCetving mngnz.mcs nnd
newspapers nl thl! college address
nottfy thetr publiShers Jmml'di
:ltcly of &hen forwarding address.
J\lso, an off-cnmpus students
arc asked to lcn\'c thmr fon,•ard
ang address w1lh the post offaL~
before lea\' ang school On-cam·
pus students w11l be contacted
through thctr rcspccllvc rcsa·
dent halls. Addres.c; chnnge fonns
arc now m·o1lnble nt the campus
post offacc for lhc1r convenience.
pnrllncnt McAllister Gets Invitation
A lireguurd will be on duty nt To Join Inspecting Te<tm
the following hours: 12 noon to
5 p.m. seven dnys a week. The Ptof. Ph11Jp Mc.Allisl r, huld Prof Goes to Canada
Thok n.; dbU'UC·
tor, w!lJ serve as pmno ndJudaca·
tor for the Greater Vactorio Mu
sac fest1\onl whtch wdl be he.ld m
Vtctorw, B.C .. Apnl 29 to Mny 2
and Mny 5 tnrough 9. The fest•·
vnl includes compehtaon m n1l
brnnches or mustc. ThiS ycnr,
there wall be abouL 300 pmno en
traP
• .. •
Journal OfL Press
t l ar 1 1 -ue of Ll11• J oumal
or Lcwts and Clnrk wsll come out
next week. ThlS issue features a
hastoru:nl comparison of com
mencements w1th ptctures of the
1873 nnd commencement todn}.
Other unportant stories concern
honorn~ degrees and a success
story of Lcw1s and Clark cmdu
atcs. The JOurnal hos n mollang
list of about 14,000 which m
cludes frjcnds of lhe college, al
umna and parents.
• • •
Graduate on T .. V.
Jack PCJo , :~-groduntc, '"111
appear bncfJy on lhc tclc\'JSIOn
sho\~ • W1dc, Wide World," at 4
p.m. Sunday. Mny 11, when the
cameras fcx.-us on Purdue unl\'er
sity's new drn.ma center. He wall
be seen in George Bernard Shaw's
"C11e:sar and Cleopatra. ·
• • •
Music Auditions Due
AuditiOns 1 r pp.a .. d mustc
scholnrships for students now ut
tendmg college wtll be held at 3
P m Friday, lay J6, in the aud1·
tonum of Evans
• .. •
Dr. Eymann Speaker
1.11.. Harold ~ _ mn. eo-pas-
tor of the Piedmont Community
church of Ptcdmont., Cahfomta
wfll be Ute baccnlouentre speak
er nt 9·30 a m., Sunday, June l,
m the Fust Prcsbyte.rtnn c:hureh.
Dr Eymann is the fath r of Elly
Eyrnann, who wall be in the grnd
unting class.
• • •
~\'cning hours nrc 8 to 10 p.m. of thP BA d, partment. wns U\· 1
Sundny. Mondny Tuesday and "itcd to be a member or the an-Director Appointed
Thursday, nnd 9 to 12 p.m. Fri-SJ>L'Cting team Cor re-occr\?ditn- ,'I r" Jt n Bat..~ of Portland
day und Saturday. There will be lion of Seattle Pncific college by rec ntly succeeded Ruth Orstad
no evening swimmJng on Wed-the Northwest AssociatiOn or Sec· Ruthstrom as assistant food scn·
nesdny. ondary and Higher Schools thiS Ice director nt Templeton com-
Students not willing to abide week in Seattle. mons. Born in La Grnnde. she at-
by Ulc hours posted will be de-Last week P1-ofcssor McAlhs- tended Oregon State college nnd
naed their sw1mm1ng pn\'11( ~·:>.s. cer gave n . ummnl'y O\'Cl' KEX of managed the restnurnnt in F. W.
According to Dr. Warren Sm1th, n series o! rodlo programs, .. J\m-Woolworth company in Portland
P. E. department, "Full cooper- enca nt Mid Century•• which for 12 years. A twtn, s.hc nnmcs
ntion with the lifeguards in en-summarized the RockdcUe.r study huntin~ and ftc;hing a.s her (a\'or
Corclng the rules of the pool will of the current ~onomic crisis. 1te oU-work ncti\'itles.
ensure safe swimmJng and maxi-He Inter appht.'d the mnln points -------.
mum enjoyment by the majority or the ~tudy to Oregon and Port
or the college g1oup land for a second report on KEX.
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Final Frays
Due Softball
Jntrnmurnl so!tbnll mO\'(!O m·
tu 1t~ th1rd we •k "lth th~ com·
plct1on of two gomc~ ln~t 'Thurs·
dnv •
Lnmbd!l Phl Epsllln hlttl AI· I
phn Rho Omega and h. tppn Pht
Alphn downed n (IJ; hlm Shock·
er crt:W. W1th thp nbundnn t RUO·
slum~ the mtrnmural depat tmcnl
should ~ able to completl' it~
pt'O&rom without further dlHicul
tlCS ns the far::-t fe'' conte5t.s were
canC\!Ied due to inclemen t weath-
er
The nc.·t £ray on Ulp m the
chnmp1onslup r o u n d of t he
double elimmnuon nCimr "ill be
Thursdny. Mny 15
Women Take
Tennis Match PIONEER LOG
• Fr,day. May 9,
Inside lnlo
BY BILL SENDLEBACI
Sports W ntor
Tins IS nlmo!;t the ..:nd 01
other ~chool ) em·. lt has
) cnr filled wilh <'tlllctsm a(
S<'hool and of tlw spll'll on
pu
School splrH 11 buill by
1 operation and participati on
or ihon continua lly
pooplo which aucc:coda
splitting tho &tudenls into
parts
R) the WIW, how many of
su·t·ullcd "intcllccl unl
hfl\ l' tlw •cadet s 6l!cn nt
nchvitu:s dunng llh• yl':u or
1nnny of them rnn lor n
body ofCil'C? Not manv. • would rolhCI Sl\ unci< II\
n typo" rater und rclra$e
pl•nt-up "genius'' m cuttint
to
One of these 'old
prang for.th in tho last
tho LOG In 11 this chcm
(lb ObVIOUS In the }eUer)
The Lcwts nnd Clark womtn'
phys1tnl educnlion dcptutment
ho:. had t.&ction on two poft!o!
front:-m the la~t two weeks. Thts is a picture. Yes. it ts out of dato. but who can
to be had? Anyway . if you wunt to get up-to ·date go aquabb l~ whon thoro
out and sec LC play are no up to doto ones
Whitman today on the to football as "a &poctacle of
on aupposcdly c1vilncd
men trying to knoclt tho
out of cloven other porso111
middle of a cow paatu.re ln
to movo OJ'ound a bag ot hOI
Tho only bag of hot alr L3sl ThursdaY Uu• "omen's
softball team took 1t on llw chin
nL the hands of ll splrttcd Mnryl
hurst crew, i to 1 at the lntter'
dmmond.
Tuesday the tenn1s tcnm lrn\·
eled to Mc.'\lmnville to tackle thl"
Ltnf1cld nctters.. Th~y retumcd
v1ctor•ous ufter swccpmg four
smgles and two doubl mntdws
for n G-0 win
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• oneers
rhc P10ncers Cmnlly tut stndc
Snturdoy ns they swept to n dou
ble-hcndCl wm O\ er second plncc
Pnc1fic 10 to u and 8 to 3 on F1sh·
r f1dd.
Bob Graham Badger p1tchmg
mamsta), absorbed both defeats.
He sturtcd m tl11 fu'St game nnd
wns hftcd m the "'ccond frnmc.
Is it ever Ivyt Wb,y, Coke lathe most
correct bevera&e you can poembly
order on campus. Just look around you.
What are the colleae social leaders
aoina for? Coea..Colal So take a leaf
out of their Ivy League book and do the
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In the m{lhtcnp Grahnm slm h!d
agnm nnd lasted until U1c !1fth
Uus t1me bdor • rct1rmg m :fn
vor or \1nnd •roz.nndt n Word picked up two singles to
flmsh the fray.
Dick Stephens. hard tuck guy
of the LC pttchmg slnff, tinolly
got h1s ftrsl win of the season, so
mg the dtstnnce tn the ~ •. , t•n-m·
rung fmalc. The Bndgcrs pounded
)urn Cor two early run m the
second mning.
LC fought bac.·k w1th smgh
runs m the second and tturd be. be tho author ot Jhoae
Ro sounds like h1s mothu
scared by a football.
In ca ~ Mt Rt>td do cn't
1t mtramurul nthll•tics llf(l
thing to be enjoyed by
\QtOJ OS \\'('11 QS the n!>rl
Tlwy arc n part or any
rounded cnmpus.. <1nd pllf
rcct pnrt tn butld1ng school Pnc.1f1c op n d scormg 111 th
fu-st mnmg of lhc op•·n• 1 off Ed
Kanclcr but till' P1onc• rs n1 hcd
b<tC.k to Ue Ill th<.:.tr half. The Bnd·
gc.•rs talhcd thrc'-! more 111 the
second but n wC\ en :run OUt bUt'S I
by LC dcc1dt d th~ issue • for~ btt'akmg the bnll gatm up
Knnclcr worked out of th~ wtth (ivc big runs 111 the fourth. Mo~ college stu®n.ts
rather watch tbetr team
hard-fought football gamr
day rathor than watch Mt.
analyao cat1ons.
Jnm m tlw !;ccond but ran mlo 'Thl' big blow was :i\tcDanll 'l's
d1f!Iculty m the s1xth wtth wtld-two-run tnple down the I ell fH•lci
ness. Wtlson summoned RogN· linC' \ a mt:"mblt of nt!.XI
rally squad 1 sav don't
Mr. Rl·id ot any or our
lrovcrls . Ll•t's bUlld up .,.,,
Thompson out of the llullpcn to McDamcl had u fine 5 for li nft
qUicl tlw mvadcrs' b:lts the Lest crnoon but hnd support from hi:;
of tht• rout . mates in lhc hitting dcpnrlmt nt. tear il down.
Royc"' McDaniel pacc.·rl the P1o· The P1onecrs' nee ktyslonc C'Orn
nc.ocrs' 14-htt nttack hy lutt mg 1 bo accounted for ~ight hits. J oc•
safclv thrc•· tr1ps out of four Pl'tc Johnson had four ns d1d t11s 1Un·
ntng partnex Pete W.ud. Uyron
Whlll· had four ror Podhc. Fixmen w .. · ..... "
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Sigma Downs
Kappa to Win
Sigma Alpha S 1 r. m n came
through Friday with their scv·
•.nth consecutive ''''" O\'~ 1· Kap
pa Phi Alpha m lhl•lr annual
watc1· polo gurnl'. Sigmu ~:aincd
fou& ~oals whilL• the water-log-
' p:t'd Kappas drew a goose egg.
I'he Kappas worked n two pla
toon system and chnn~ed tcums
euch quarter but Sigma scenwd
to have everything in their fuvor.
\Led by Mike Pulos and Fred
Curltce, th(> Sigrnru; used lhc•tr
heighlh and l!nduroncc to over
come the more plentiful but
hortt.!r-winded Kappas
B1ll Stone added two goals to
th( S1<nna effort nnd big M1ke
Pulo added the ftmshing pair.
Goalie Larry Pcll•rson did an
excellen t job guarding the Kappa
~oal but two or the mony Sigmo
tries slid passed him. The scrap·
py Kappas were led by Pete
Munchhcimcr and Jim Bond who
seemed to be out to drown som{ •
one. Lewis and Clark
mm• f1rsl place finishes
dny us they won a
conference duel track mHt
Pncific 7 4 =!a to 56 '!a.
One meet record was
ccJ when P1onecr Jnck
the 440 m 50.4. Thts
old record of 51 A set by
1957. The new stnndnrd
1t Lcw1s find Clark ,;chool
The only LC double
of the afternoon was Hen
Cornut'k who won the
220 yard dushc.s. Mc:Cc>rrtij
thl 100 1n !1.9 and the 220
Thl Ptonccrs made a cle1•
o( both tlw c wee• "
Hopkins und Cntl Linoliln
ishing two thn t' behind
mick in the 100 and
Hopkms folio\\ mg lum lfi
Lynn Roumagou x won
yard run for LC ns he
lht· dist.nnce 1n ~ 01.2.
hind him was Pioneer
dcr. Roumagoux and
ran a leg of the mile
Hopkins ond Abdic. LC
rcloy with a 3:31 •
Other Pioneer winnen
Jtm Ryder with a -1
Conrud Sundholm in
mtle
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