Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 16, Number 30
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1958-06-01
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XVI Portland . Oregon. "Monday. June 16 l9Sa Numbor 30
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Open June 23
Synod of On: gon \\'111 con
n the rompus June 23
thJD 300 Prcsbytcnnru rc
to st.ny 10 Pl tt, Akin nnd
halls durmg the 68th con·
e.xtcndtng through J u n
of lhc synod pro$:J1lm
c June 25 wh n \h d£'1-
v. U JOlll other mem rs
. churches an th Portland
1t the Ct\'lC audttoraum lO
11r Echvnrd L. R Elson t h
h c for "Th Festl'l: J o!
11t mccttn at 8 p rn.
:!l:brnte the recent umon
brnnch~::S of th Presby
church under the n w
U n 1 l c d Pr byterinn
US.A
Eben lS minlStc.r of Natlon·
:sb> l rtnn church the Pres
church an Washtngton
for the <:clcbratJon \\Ill
ii:"d by some 300 lng·•'W><t
~t: c:holr of local Pres
choa. "'5 undtt dtrecltoll
-"nd Osborne, Moreland
1o:ton L Booth. Alban'.
has farewell address as
moderator of t.he synod
a' cvemng
sess.aons '"ill be dc
churcn office~ tram-
1 ond afternoons to com-
reports and bus1ness scss
~dcnt !organ S Odell
'.u." his report on lhe pro
the coll gc m th nft r
·on TuesdG\' .
y Warblers
de Campus
lndtnna \Vomen·~ ...... ....,.
s;zng at lhe Ros Festival
~n· ;. bve rughts on th
be.lleved to be the
'!~:omen's choru m the
que croup of 500 tecn-
tnuseW1\•CS, grandmothers
-grandmothers rcqwred
_ al trams to travel from
l·llil~ .. r stat They are m m-
4 Count' Home Dl.>mon-• clubs m all 92 counues
s"""'~•
i}" of r...at and fust began stng-
1934 Albert P Ste"' rt.
of mus1c: at .Purdue un-
tS the.ar dar-ector
ng a
:u of
:v.~ath
of a
1amtc
t
black
I' ~ . HAIRY VISITOR-.f.tom mowy slopn of H1malayan
motLnlains munches tropical lunch of banan.os.
Himalayan Ape Displays
Heart of Artist Under fur
\\ • ..::~ppau \ hen the ram fund. He nlso appeared on
.. A.bommnble Snowman rad and T\ shO\\ on the nud-
tooth ache" He goe to drn t t horror ho\\-at the Fox
of COUI'St..' .And lhal' what hap-• t nd m t.h Mercyknoa
pcned to Ponl nd m tel') &lld AboiiWUiblc m nn e:xclu-
creuture lh flrsl day o! th R tntcn'l ~ f r lhe LOG ... I
F'csm 1 and lhe d n\lsf.. no reel th mds and nnnrs~d the
doubt. ware aonor ... nd u d bls ndulls Young g.tds creamed
p:lltcnt tn th chntr hen 1 approached. ..
On a.rnv 1 the 6-foot. I iO-pound At th nd oJ his Portland cn-
n ~ man;• w h e hom nd lS nt t.bomln.able wtll go to
rep rtcd to m the Htmnla\'nn San B.Jrbaru, Calif_ to get some
mountams v. truck throu h sp I m m b \'iol. or-
downtown Ponland \\ alh pollee and comJ)OSlllon at the
~rt He \\ .o Ltrncuon A d rn) of the West,
at th t"-"0-1011 Zoo Sld~ he h :'On an!»thcr sc:hol-
~onnmg m h1s cuge n a p f r th summer
ftddl a beenfi• for lh 200 Y u fo 11 _ months oi the
LOG Needs News
for the nc.r. PlONEE:R
LOG to oc dtStnbuted about Jul
1 auld rcJ. • th 1, ........
f.fire 1 lh m b
earher or call Camp Junt: 25
-·U \'C<ir h LC mUSJc m.lJDr Nor-
Se ppach ~ ho plays m
I orc.h lr.1 nnd )Uruor
t under 38 pounds
d '~th h admitted. hlS
pcl:y-.otul '' c: :mplL'U.h sub-
merse<i
• uilliard Artists
To Give Concert
On LC Campus
A speonl lrctlt tor summer •
1 n studcnu and faculty will be
fr • public concert fentunng
t"Wo talented muztonns from lhc
the Jwlliard School of llUtc t
8.30 p m.. T1.1esd~y (June 17) in
E' nns Musac bWldtn •
Shnnng th sta wall h Edtth
Ktlbuck pum t 1052 L.C gradu
ate nnd student of 0 -.ad Camp
bell nnd Lll.13WU1 Oakes. meno-
oprano u bo has bnd ext ns1v
xpcn n for )Oun nrtJs
Both m\U.lc:ans v.o 11 att nd th
Aspen M u.uc: scllool this sum
mer M Ktlbuc:k u h!!ad op
un coach and i\ Oakes as a
tudent .tn the opcrn "'orkshop
Smce her grnduauon from Juil
llard m 1955. ~ Kalbuc:k has
been coaching and nccomponymg
a; the school and t lh New Yor
C1ty Cent r Opa-a comp:tQJ Sh
helped produ C plnnd s child
ren• opera. "'The Seond Burn
cane.-ga\ en b); the J uilliard Pre
parnt n dwlSlon.
For b concert hss Oakes
will present pro ram of GH
man lieder--Schubert Schumann,
Brahms and Wolf. plus cycle
by l.hc contc-mpo-nw.; Fm01sh
composer KJ.Jpmcn Ulngs for
the poelr) of lorgcns•em. She
recent J sang lh sam progmm
at Barnard colleg~ N Y She v.o ill
be BCCOWp=!Died b) MISS K.llbuclt..
Mrs. Harcourt Directs
European Festival Tour
Mrs. LS\her Htin. .. speeCh
arts. \\'ill lea\"e New Yar.k June
28 by plane for a tw~month mu
Sic nod art tour of Europe. whiCh
will mclude most of th maJOr
opera and mUSlc fcstlvals of the
summer .dn. Harcourt helped or
gaiWe the pnny of 30 for For
e.~gn Stud~ TOW"S of Los Angeles
and will sen-e as nsstr..nnt leader
or the group
Highlights of the tnp melude
a Mozart festi"'al m Salzburg.
Wagne:n.an opern in Bayreuth
Wagner's birthplace) Strauss
festi\'al m. Vacnna. opera m Paris
and Rome symphony m florence.
gondola rerenndes- m \"eruce.
folk resth-nl m Luc:e.~e and bal
lt!t ID Copenha.st!Il.
Before retummg home she \\ill
,,.•wt her son Hu h. v.'bo .tS c:om
pleu~ h&S Ph.D degree at Uru
~tv of Edmborough
Mrs. Harcourt explamed that
her proposed studl tour ot H w-au
v. canceled been tao fe"'
g~rls bad stgru:d up m time to
hold t.ranspO.rtaUon to lhe isb.nds. Page Six
ollege 811
G300. Degas: DtmCC.J w1th Bo
tnkms ~urtnin call-.28 ·20" Pu
G30l. Du!y: Nonnandy Trc .
orchnrd m buff and bh1t!S. 25 '
n\ 4.00
G302. Ptc:asso: PJerrot .• \ clo\\
red wath fleck ol \ htlc 22 \~
Pub at 4 00
G304. Van Gogh· Restaua-anl o
blue and gn.>cn..c; m sharp cont
Pub at 4.00
G306 Degas: Bal\('t Encore On
hown m suhth.: cnlor nuanc •
G308. Gn~ l'r: Pcac~ful Hurbo1
shown m suhtll! color nu'm "
Pub nt 4.00
C312. Mousse T" o Young C.ru
portr::ut ngamst a '1\'Jd red b
221.x181~ ~ Pub. 3\ 4 00
G317. M01wl. Chl")snnlhemum
\\bile flowcn; m n red \"tiS" 2
Pub nt 4 00
G322. St!urnt The Cu'CU!l $\\ c
or bareback nd(!l' and tumblll
Pub at 4.00
G327 Soycr I>nnccrs ol Rest. ~
m chnt-treusc, green and bro'
Pub at 4 00
G329. Utnllo Lc Lapm Agalc.
portnut of Montmartre' oldcs
Pub fit 8 00
G330. Braquc Poster. Slnking
ond whtte m a Braque cxhtbtl
Pub nt 500
G334. Rouaull. Flowers 10 a ,
.plashes ol \."'lor m a fon..-cfu
21.x25:S.a " Pub. at !l.OO
G338. Rcnotr: The Pu:mc. Mlf
portnut of n young woman, c
10 the background. 277ax23, :
G339. Utrlllu: Place du Tcrtc.
of St Ptcrre and the Sacrc C
271~;x23; .'' Pub at 4 00 Page! Two PTONEER t.OG Monday. Juno
Third lile tone
Back nbout 1950 :-;e\1cral m~mbcrs ot tlw coll~gc fnculty
bcgnn to think out loud of the nd\'1:-nbilil\' ,f a program
lo tnnulnH• mcicp~ndcnt study and rest'nr<'ll un thl' part ot
mdt\'idunl ~tudents. They were thmking ut the supcnm
students w1tll good potential for the fulttl'('; students mtct'
c::-ted in doing mon~ than the p1 ~scrilwd prngmm nt :;ludy:
studl•nts wtth 1 csoun efulnc s and enthusmsm for arrymg
such n program to complelton; students willmg to ~1vc up
full courM' loncis ond most of their non·Clll't iculot 1ctivillc..."
Now nt the t.md of the third :\'l':tr of th "honun; studv" • •
ptogt.·un, which was c\'cntually set up 1n 195:i, three slu·
dent. ha\'C cc,mplctcd the courSl'--()lll' in <•hcmt!'h'\' ~nd twn
m history-nlthough si~ ha\'e stnrtcd the prugrnm.
Stmtlnr prog1ams hnvc been undl'l"\\'C\\' m m my collcgc!i
for scvc1nl ·ear!> and at Harvard the prog1·nm ts about i.O
undergo n chnnge. According to the llnn·at·d Alumni Bul
lPtm, the Harvnrd of the futu1e may bl' chv1dcd between
''men gomg to college" nnd "scholnt..; m purslllt of \cnow·
ledge.''
The new progrnm would recommend th.1t .111 Han•ard
freshmen and !>Ophomores (except thost• in the •• cu.mccs)
be constdcll.:d "prcsumpt t\1C candtdatcs for nonors'1 unul
a sophomore ·car cxammation would we<.od out th ~ wn
scholar~. Those who pass the test would \akc only \ht t'e
cour:;es m thetr Juniot· and senior ~ear:;.
We hesitate to J ecommend such automatac plcu'l!rncnt 1)f
our students at th1s time but we should wm k tuwnrd 1m·
p1 O\'ctncnl ot our acadl"mic atmosphere ~nd the l'llCUUl ag<'·
mcnt of our better student!> to consider indt.'pcndcnt stud\'. •
I
1 College Posts Summer Hours
Cafelona Houn
Ur nkfo l 7 I,., ~f) n Ill M·l-·
30-tl 00 u Ul ~Ill.
1 off• I 11 00-10 30 n 111
Lunch 11 30 n rn -t:.:so t'tn \1-I-· t!! oo-1: :ao ,,.m N•t
Cof'f "' 3. OO·ll liO 1• m.
Dlnn• r 30·6 4fi 1~.m "l-~
~o tT\IIll! Slit nh;ht (lr "'u" Coftr• rollOI• ch,sd1 Cor I!Utnnt~ r
L1brary Houu
7 45 a m.-5 p.m M-F
!l:OO a.m.-12:00 noon Sal.
Bookstore Hours
8 00 1m -4:00 p.m. M-F
Po~t Ofhce
ll 00 J m.-3 00 p m. M-F
1l:OO a.m.-12 00 noon Snt.
Rh n Ult Cor Zt•:rcct~-1111 ho~• tc h• 141
!ro111 lltlrln.:
Switchboard Hours
Operator on duty:
8:00 n.m -6.00 p m. M·F
8:30 a m.-12.30 p.m. Sat.
Dorm Closing Houu
10•30 p m Sun-Thurs.
1 00 a m. Fn-Sat.
Infirmary 3. Pool open only when hf\•·
guard on duty-Tuesday through
Sunda). 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m.
Othca hours by spccml arrunge·
mcnt
4. Pool not a,·:ulable to prwah!
groups for cxclustvc usc.
5. Pool fn:c to summer. stu·
dents, stat! and faculty wllh tncs
and 1957-58 studt•nts Wt\h S.B
cat ds: one guc·~t 25c.
6. LC nlumni \\'Jih alumm
cnrrl", 25c; one guest 2fic
7. Gcne•rol pubhc, 10c only
w1th •clu•dult.·d gyoup rcgtslt•rc~d
an Dean of Wom..: n's of fiN; m•tgh
borhood ch1ldn•n, 25c, Sutut dnv •
only, 10 00 a.m.-3•00 p.m.
li. Faculty nnd sta(L children
with tugs, no charge dunng Ony
Camp hours and :~ftcrnoon hours
·xccp\ dunn~ S\\ 1mming cia s
hours, admltiCd at di.CtCliOll or
lifeguard: on • guest, 25c.
9. Rcstnctcd pc'rtod. : Folk Dancers Conclude
Gay Three-Day Festival
•
f
'
1... FOLK DANCERS -wore colodul costumos for Folk
folilivaL Tht>sc throl' oro auJhcnhc gorbs ol Yugoslavian,
Ukram1an and Grook nationnl a.
Wlwn folk dancl'l5 get to·
gcther, thcrl''~ bound to b\.• fun
nnd the 250 danct•rs who camt.•
June 6, i and 8 from all ovct• Ore·
gon, Wnshmgton, 1\tonltlna, Idaho
and Cahforma !or the lntetstatc
Folk Dance f c s t 1 v a 1 really
"whopp~·d 1\ up."
The most colorful campus event
oi the ~ummer, the fcsti,·nl open
ed Fr1day n1ght m the LC gym
with an all·r~ucst pro~rnm. Sat-
Young Writers Meeting
Attracts 4 LC Authors
Thrt;c creatlvt- wntmg students
rcprescnkd Lt'WIS nnd Clnrk l\t
till' farst Northwes t Manuscript
Day conlcrencc May 23 at the
Univcl'slly of Oregon.
The trio--Coburn Freet· and
Phyllis Hollada y, who entered
short storit's, and Jane Holme..;, a I
ga oup of poems- were accom
arued by Dr. William Stafford of
the English faculty who sc1 \'Cd
as cr1l1c u1 dny nnd Sunday schedules
r t•scrvcd fm wot kshops on
nnd popula1 folk tcchmquts
der· tlw mst1 uct1on of AI P11~
Angeles, nnd Madlvne •
~nn 1-'mncl"-t:O, who hus
tolk dnncmg c.x tcnsi"cly
Europe.
Saturday mght's program,
to the public, fcnturcd cxhJb.
dances m coslum\.'-SOmc
tic nnrl elaborate, some. bom.
from costumc,> hou:-cs and
cn•utcd in u-sed-clothing
Dr. llcstc•r Turner, LC nn~
:;tructor, a~sis tcd fcsllv1J
man Ro:-.< Mal'lc Dourmlt
of he1 studPnls who par
('ontinut•d with a 15-hour
last wct•k fol' collclll' credit
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G347. Ptcaj:SO • ...,culptor and 1-l
Mognificcn\ sweep of hn m
c:ompostUon. 277 x2:Fs" Pub
G3Sl. Toulousc-Lau lrcc: Scnle
mou-; e and gold-a tudy 1n s
Pub nt 4.00 Closed for summer. First n1rl
U\'tlllnblc m nll donmtones. 10 Onu rn ·ll! Oil 110011, T-1 Cor I.C
IH)' c"am11 The LC group was among 30
student delegates who rcprc.c;cnt
C'd the best in student crca\tvc
writing at some 12 colleges of
the Northwest area All pnrhci
pah:d in an exchange of criticism
of nil cntnes und dtscusscd mu
tual problem s and aims. i"lfflt Ill ltUhll•:tUJ<>n ttf lh
nttcl ~lu•h•nh• oC l.t" It~ nr.d
I ''lh ll• l'ulollt!lw,J \\ t>t kh ctur
o•ollo f:<' > tl\r Slll•llcriJJilun ntclt.td one s
f•
Swimming Pool Rules
1. Pool opt n through August
31. 1 :(10 p m. ort T·F for a.urnm12r tcchotJI
Ill uclt nts, r • fl I d • 11 l conft:r• uc.
~:routrl!, nhmurl facully '""I t!to.IC
ll Hi II-111 <Ill T·l=" for 1 h<~htlo'<l
G3S7. Rounull. The Old Kmg.
deep gn.--cn. B:r:umlluc m h.'O
Pub nt 4 00 2 Pool closed Mondays for grnut r
Ill nn n rn -3 UO 11m Stll fur m lch•
hQrho•,•l chlldr( 11, 111 nnd un•h r. clean me
G3S8. Ct!znnne. Card Players.
upon lhetr cardc:-bnlhant uSI
red ~nd blue. 25:..:19." Pub at --
C3S9. Dufy: San C1org1o Maggiore. Sh1mnll'nnn
cca1e of the Grand Canol. 281~ x221 ."
n .. "" "'t 4 00 SALE S I
G360. FouJtta: Qu:u aux Flcurs. A stnking stud\'
, pia lf!S--IJTCg ular J ooflops and church spir<-"S
28x22 Pub. at 4.00 SALE S I
G38<\. Van Gogh: Dut.ch Landscape. Wade S\\ C<'P
of field \\'Jlh windmall ond cottages; gold and
blue. 28x25." Pub. al 3.00 SALE Sl
G38S. Vnn Gogb· Sunflowers. Pottery jug wlU1
deep ornngc sunflo\\ crs-onc of a s rics of lus
!nvonte subJCCl. 22x28." Pub. at 3 00 SALE Sl
G393. Ulrillo: Eghsc de Banhcuc Country church
w1U1 walled gardens. 28x22 Pub at 3.00 SALE $1
G398. P.1casso. St1ll life wsth Anttquc Head.
Hand orne bJ own and while composatwn. 28x22."
Pub. at 3.00 SALE Sl
G40J. Gnugu~.n : Les Ml.'ul•· Bnttnny P• as.tnts
Lilre:.hang whee£\ m a I.JrJUaantly sunny field 28x22.
Pub at 3.00 SALE $1
G402 Cezanne: Pornmc .. cl Oranges Blilhnnl
U Of White drapery Wtlh colorful fruiL. 28x22.
Pub at 3.00 SALE Sl
any er G497. Dl'gas: Two Dancers On Stugt•, One of
l!lnst beautiful mastcrptll'CS Ill hts lamou ballc•t
s• rit c; 22x28." Pub. at 3.00 SALE $1
CSOO. Tager by "Kyo.at''. Japancst • woodblock
prmt Bdllumtly captur<.~ both the stn•nglh and
race or the antmal. 28::.:28 '' Pub nl 15.00 SALE Sl
G514. Matisse: Thl' Purple Rose. Sparkling
olor m portrait of a young girl w1th bouquet .
of anemones. 20x27.'' Pub at 3.00 SALE $1 •
GS1S. Ptcasso: Mother and Child. Exquisatvdy
tender portratt in dcltcatc lines against tans,
blur and greens. 20x27." Pub. at 3.00 SALE Sl
GSI6 Gaugum : Woman wsth Mango. Portrait
CJ I h.-nd60mC naliH• or ttw South St•as in
vabrnnt blut!, gold and red. 20x27.''
Pub. ot 3.00 SAt.E $1
G520. P1cosso. The Whtte Clown. Stl'ikmg silk-
CI'CCn of the charm111g favoa itc, pnnted on
c:O<.'Oa-brown lexturt tl pupPr, 20x25 •~."
Pub. ol 5.00 SALE Sl
GS29. Modi!Jiuuu: Lolotlc, Fore •ful portrnit
with deep blue bul'kgaound m ·the• grcnl
moclt;m's elongated style. Pub. nt 3.00 SALE $1 t•t•r )'' nr Gnt• rc •I 11 ~CI.
nmltt r nt t t:• l'oHI ()rflr •
I lfo );011, llttclo I U' uf \lllf('h
h,oJilurll1l ott h-• Ill t :) mnu1<t
G70S. Hokusai: "Yujo," Strsktng porlro1l of a
woman m a voluminous blnck kimono with
ilowcrt•d linin(.! ond brillaant henna obi. J3t,; x19
Pub ot 3.00
G706. Hokusai: "01rnn." A reproductiOn ot n
pamtmg of n fabulously dr"SS~rl womun
promenading . Layers of vttricolon.·d unrll•r·
garments u:vcul lwr ch•goncc\ 13 ~x29."
Pub. at 3.00 SALE
G721. Morisot. Sknting m 1hl.' Bois dt• Boulogne.
Icy grrcn o( wintc'a .. s almosphcn• offset by
the! bl'illiancc of the skaters' costumes-in free
spontaneous, flutd lim·s. 22x28."
Pub at 3.00 sALE
G728. Koson: Falcon On n Bntnch. Dynamic
Jupam .c woodblock print of UliS robust
hunter'-dccorntave sund color· und blUl'·black
pine bough. 14'kx35."
Pub ~ nt 3.00 S1u ...
G729. Sho·sun: White• U1rds Flymg m C)now
ln\pclling dt•!.ign Q{ flvl! white· cran•·s dP·.ctndm~
from grny sky lo the d<'OJ'l blue· o! snow covt•rcd
trees. l31hx35."
Pub. ut 3.00
n !' uno 16 • J\lno 16. 1968 PIONEER LOC Pago Thre~o
e
:tl /Ju. SociaL Suk · · · ~ ,(iffl. 1ow.Uer Honors Study Student Completes
rm Heads Flee Campus Four-Year Course With High GPA
Visit Relatives in East
r Folk
llavton
:hcdules
hops on
!chmques
>f AI Pill,
lync
has
. cnsively l fmd l \\ 0 ht•Od ,I Jdt•nlS
rrom t lw t·ampus. ~lrs . L•'norn
j\ol\\'t't)l, Akin "tnotlwl'," l!l
11mlt u rcun1on With hl'r fuur
biers und thctr chilclr••n nt
t' rt'sOI't in MlChlJtnn, whil<•
~:ndn l>yt•r. Rulh Odnll
t.rr. \' i s It s n·lutlv«•s m
•
~Ill
)II!' 15 rtJSO lh«' month of Wl d
~ E\'cn pn•vious lu Junt
!dl G r 1 f r 1 t h and Lm ry
~. Juniors, wen• mnrrit•d
SO Ill Pnlntmc Mnnor by
Morgnn S. Odell. Lmdcll's
cr u; Mrs. J nnt• Touht!Y, !ii'C·
'!')' to the p1 cs1dcnt. Tlwy will
to the college in the fall.
f 30 \\'OS ol 0 thl' Wl.'ddmg
of 1,) nn McGuu c nnd Frnnk
I .:£l'r, 58, m Ch11st Episcopal
-:h m OS\\'(•go Elly Eymann,
•'15 ma1d of hono1· und Bet he
Knoblnuch, '58, nnd Polty
'50, W4.ll c bndcsmuids .
District Champion
NAIA Baseball Meet U her.; were Rny Rcnm'r nnd
John llnwktns cx-58. Lt. nnd Mrs
SpringC'r Will rc&tdP-an 1-'lorictn.
' where he 1s stnt ioncd wath the
rnnnnc corps.
• • •
... Lorna Harper, ':lA, and Tommy
Stanley, Portland Stnte, WNl'
mnrnC'd May 31 m Vnltt!y Com.
mumty Pt eNbytcalan church bv
D1. John Anderson June Chn~
ltmsen Jordan, '57, wus malmo
of honor and Noel Jordon, '57,
wos best man. Jnntct• Brund '58 . ' wos n bradcsma 1d.
'I1w c:hnpel of First Congcrgn
tlonal church was the st<cn«' of
the June 6 wedding or Ginn Titus
nnd Joe Hart, '58. Best mnn wns
Sherrill Houser, '58, and ushcr5
were Dcnslev Pnlml'r, '58, and
Rnv Harns, JUnlot. The couple
will work at n prt\'ntc comp out
Side of Porllnnd for the summer
nnd then move to Mlldtson, Wls
consm, where both w11l b«•gm
grndun te work at the un ivcl'lll ty.
The collc~c chotr song Co1 the
weddm~ of Nany Calc, senior,
nnd Lt. Dick Fitzgerald. '58, on
June 1·1 in Multnomnh Un1ted
Pt t".b' ler&an church Both young
p~rsons al't' member~ or the choir.
Adn Put'kcll, senior. was mo1d
of honor nnd Jim Johnson, '57,
was hcsl mnn The organist wns
Joan Phillips, senior, and junior
Don Wolfe sang.
• • •
AGEURS Available in Gym
udcnl who haven't yet Log
up thc&r 1958 VOY A:----_...,.. mn\ obtnin them in
l. XVI. college ~CWS bureau in the
r---1nasi1um during June and
Those who were l'nrollcd
t•kl\ llur1 one semester only or who
1,uun nu.lf',td !cWl'l than 12 hours
t must pay $3.50 for their
t.toc>ks.
t ol u
wilh
13 t .. x7~
or a
n
1der-,,
SALE
loulognc..
l by
-in Cree
SAL£
• amtc
usl
-black
now.
~sccndtne
~ covered
/' l . .pplcmcnts to lhl '58 y('m •
will be av~tilabk during
&econd week or July, ac· cording to Mar1lyn Bniley, 1959
cdtlor. The 32-pugc section will
include pictutcs of the May
Fete activities, the junior-sen
IOr prom, gold key wmncrs and
intramural sports.
The supplements Will be
mailed to all purchasers of the
annual. Instructions are g1ven
on the back cover of the book
•• s to how the two parts mny
b\' fastened together with gum·
lllt'd t::tpc. Kim ·rouslt•y, who wns gnaduntcd with tughc t honors( cnmd Ill
her clnll ) 011 June 1, completed her htsloty coura In th 111 w hono
study pi'Ogr nm of mdcpcndcnt rClicaa-ch. Sh{ pursued work Hl Am·
cnc:nn scu'tnl uud lnlellt!ctunl luslory above and b •yond llw rt•
q111n nwnt whtlc «'ontrnulng wath .1 (f•W nrtlv&lics ond avmg orne
lime lo hcr purl-lime JOb &rl lhe college• news hurcnu. ~
KIM TOUSLEY
History Course Added
"Tht> Old R4.lrin~: " .1 course m
upper· di\'ISinn tustory not llstt•d
in tht• sumnw1 schedule nnd not
ofCt"n•d In n•gulnr sem<>.stcrs, will
be tnu~ht by Dr. Richard Dales
nl 10 a.m. druly th1s summer. The
eourst>, wluch covers lhc Euro·
peon l'lnsslcol pcnod from 1648
to I 780, wus ndded especially for
mnstc.•1-'s degree candidates m o
history teaching f1dd and for
others who desire something
mm c• than routine history courses. Tlw honors sturl) wn r:stab
lt hcd In I 053 fu1 a fl'W tudcnt
wuh supt'rwr nhlllty wtw how
prom c. Thc•q• tucl,nl mu l be
n•suurc,•ful nnd wdhng to gl""
up nell\' I Lu s nnd hell vy study
schedules an vrdr r to OII(IW Lime
Cor extcus1vc r('odtng nnd re corcl1
Jor cxtensavc readme nnd , .....
search, according to Dr Arthur
Throckmorton, who wtth Dr John
Hnrrangton nod Dr C. E. Hamar
WOS OClJVC 10 01 CO niXIng the pro
gram.
FJrst honors student "ns Doug
Ins Van FJcC't, ID54 grndunte, who
is complctu1g hl Ph D degree an
ch\:m1stcy nt Oregon Stutc col
lege and w11l return Lo Lc\\ 1 ond
Clark tn the foil a n 'fllcmbcr of
the chcm1slry !acuity.
Kenneth Owens. sccflnd honors
stud~:nt m 1 fl55, hns JUS I been
awnrdcd one of three $2000 Grcnt
cr Un1v~t'Sily !l'llowshaps tal tht!
Un1vcrstly of .Manne oLu lor out
standing grndunlc work. Owt.rrs
went to Mtnncsota l\\ o years ago
a~ n Woodrow Wilson fellow ond
will complete lus doctor's df"grce
m history in 1959
Students mtercstcd an the pro
gram should conlnct their depart
ment heads or Dr. Hrunnr, chmr-
man •
Visitors Join LC Summer Staff
New faces among the faculty
members this summer arc evi
dent 1n poltttcal science, mus1c:
and drama departmen ts.
Or Wn lf1 ed Petc1·son from
M inncsotn IS VISiting lecturer in
politico! scicnct•. He is tcnching
classes in U.S. government, go,·
ernmont nnd business nnd polil
tcnl theory.
Or. Peterson IS R member or
the fnculty of Bethel collc.:c in
Sl. Paul HI! hus hts dt•gr~s from
Umvc1 stly of Minnesotn, where
he was 11 member of Phi Beta
Kuppa, national scholasttc hon
orary Jn junior college he wns a
star basketball player. He works
wtth Citizenship Clearing House
in Minncsotl•.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Peterson nnd thc1r
son Ntis ar•• ltvanr, m lhl' W:un:n
Smith home on C) W Tenth nv
cnuc while the Smtlh:; arc v:lca-
• tloning at Fallen Lcof ncnr Lake
Tohoe, Cnh!
In music Mrs WtJma Sheridan,
music tcachc1 nl Kennedy nnd
Rl.gJcr schooiR in th~ c1ty system,
Will tc:~ch clerncntnry chornl
m~'lhods. Mrs. Shcr1dnn <·arm:d
h~r master of music educatiOn dc
grcl' nt LC in 1956,
Mrs. Jcnn Hamar is conducunr.
her progrnm or "creative drnmnt
IC~S" iot· adults and children lor
the !:L>cond summror The SIX-week
ucttvlly course wa. planned to
offer 1 e l'I d c r s h i p tcchmqu~
through expencnce wah children.
Child~n. 7 to 12, mny enroll for
one to four weeks bcginmng
June 23
Student d c 1 r 1 n g unlastcd
1 ours~: should co n t o c t Dean
Ch.,t·h.: W HO\\ ani u t one ..
• Page Six
allege Bt
G300 Dl. ro lS, Dancc.r with Bl
U\ki " '' am '811-M ·20" P
G30l. Duh: Nomumdv Trc -.
orchnrd Ul buff and blues .!5l
[ll 4.00
C302. P1ca.sso. PJcn-ot A clo\
J'\.~ Wlth flecks Of hilt' 221
Pub at 4.00
G304. Van Gogh· Rc....-nnuront
blul' and ,::1 n in sharp con
Pub \ 'I 00
G30G Dcga .. &llcl Enrore 0
how11 m ubtlt! oolor n\lnnc:
G308. Gns.;;er: P~attful Hnrbl
l\O\\ n m subtle color nuan<
Pub nl 4.00
C312. Mntu;sc: Two )·oung Gl
portnut ngamst a \''J\'Id red b
Z!'.:-.~81~:· Pub. at 4.00
C 317. 1oni"t · Chry:sanU,cmu~
\\: htte flowers m o red "a
Pub at 4 00
C322. St>urat The Ctrcus S\\
or bareback ndcr and wmbl
Pub at 4 00
G327 Soyer Danccrs at RcsL
m dtnrtreus • green nd b~
Pub at 4.00
C329. Utnllo· Lc Lapm Ag1lc
portnut of Montmartre's old
Pub. l 3 00
G330. Broque Poster. Stnkln
and \\lute &n a Braqu•. cxhtb
Pub nt 5 00
C33<&. Rouaull : Flowers m a
spla~:hcs or color m a iorcch
21. zs:a~ " Pub. at !).00
G338. Rcnotr: Tht• Ptcmc. M
portrmt o{ tt young woman,
m the background. 27'l11x2~J1s
G339. Utnllo: Place du 'f;crtc.
of St Paerre and the Sncre 1
277t~x'23. ," Pub. at 4 00 Pogo Four
Two Concerts to F ealure
Violinist, LC Musicians
At Music Teacher Meet
Summt't \. ton mcmbl•t arc
invited to two ronccrt-: on tht pro
gram o( the annunl ml:ctmg of
the 0• ~gon l\htstc Teachers ns.
soctntion on tht c:unpus June 27
ond :!8, OCCOl'dltlS lO Robert
Stoltll', n Ol'tnh profcs~or of
rnustc nnd pt ORrum chan man.
The fir. t public pl'Og'Hlln nl 8
p m. Friday m lt~vnns .Mustc bu1ld
in,:: Will be n conn•rt of Amt•n
cnn mu:;ac by nwanb 'rs o( the LC
mu ie faculty, hosts for thl' .:;tate
mccune. Taking part wall be Jos
t'phint' Spauldmg, mcz.r.o--.;oprnno:
Carroll Town end, ptnmst: John
1\lnv, pin~ me Stoltzc's new COm
po ttton, "Flute Sonnto;" C'rt•orge
B1shop, h:nQr; nnd L. StanleY
Glnrum, d1rcctinc mcmbets of the
colh'CC choir tn :;cvernl of ha:;
C'horal composthons.
The t..'COnd concert highlight,
folio" me the nnnunl banquet
w1th Dav1d Cumpbt'll. LC mustc
darector ns tonstmnster , wtll be n
\'tolm concert b · lht• celebrated
Hungnraan nrt ist, Frnnl'IS Akos,
nt 8 p.m. Saturday.
Akos is now n membc of the
Chicago symphony. Pt~nou~ly he
hn~ p\!rfOt mcd w1th the Roynl
Opern in Budapest nnd in Swc·
den and Bl'rltn. He has pmtici
pntl~ m the Aspt•n Music Ie. tivnl
and tlu sumnwr will be on the
stn!! of th~ Music AcndcmY of the •
W<.'st m Santn Barbnrn, Calli.
Dean Fogdall to Attend
College Board Session
Dr \ rr Fe J d--d(: .. n c r ad·
mtssions, 1s in Snn FranCISCO
to reprt!~ent the college at the
two-dny nnnunl mcclm~ of the
west coast branch o( the College
Bonrd. The mectmcs to discuss
mutual problem s were held in
the Slf Frunc1s Drnkc hotel.
Northwc.st members of tht: Col
lcgt) Board nrc Whitman, Reed
and Lcwts nnd Clurk. Willamettc,
University of Portlnnd and Col
lege of Pugt•t Sound Rl e now in
the process of JOmmg tht' associ·
atlon.
Death for Caesar PIONEER LOC Monday, Juno Hi,
----------------------------~---- ~
Listening Room Popular
Inc tv r~..•cords Onl' o( the outstnndmg Ccntutcs
ot nt w E\'ans mu tc buddmJt is
l~· hst,•nmg room ndJnccnt to lhc
mu~ic dcpnrttnt•nt oCftcc. Th1s
mom was mstnlh•d ~sp\!dnlly for
mustc clnsscs but 1s op, n to any
one who as mtcrcstcd m hstl•nmg
to good must<:.
'fht.• room IS I'QUIJ>J)Cd \\ 1th l·l
booth!> \\ ith l'llr phone:; nno dmb.
Th' stud,•nls look up thn tlCSIH'd
compo: thon m th~ cnrd c•atnlog
and • "" thl• num\.ll'l' to tlw nt
tcndnnt who puts tlw r1 orrl on
onl' of the ~'' t ut ntnbh'S The
~;tudcnt dtol~ tlw tu1 ntabl(• num·
bt!r, puts on the , nr phon~ aud
hstcns. 1-~\'(•n though thl" room hns
facihttcs for 14 hSICnct'S, only Sl:S
records cnn be pln' cd nt n t1mc.
The pla~ me fncalitlc nrc up-to
date cqutpmcnt, \\ 1th h1gh ftdch·
ty ptck-up and nmphfaer. ulnr music. There IS nl o n colh~,·
tann of tlll c up~rn tic 1 ccnrdi OCii
of the Cnruso cw.
'l'hc hstcnmg t·o•!lll 1 opcnt'd
tn the nfll'rnoons l\1ondny th10ugh
Fndny fot tho. c who wtlnt to
com ... • fot' the cllJll.) nwnl of lislcll•
f M I s Helen Ftnn\r., mu 1~
u.:tnt'. ts an (:hCJrg,~ uf the 1
1oom nnd Ut Hcmhnrd Pouly,
oclule pt ore or or mustc, l.t
chnrtt..• of lhc t ccord
and c:n\nloglng \
The mussc dcpnrtmcn\'ti recotd
collccuon IS nn l'\'Cr-gnm mg col
lccuon. The department hns con
trncts w1th two nliiJOI rcco1 cling I
compnnh.-s who send nil then·
latest clnsstcnl t.:olcascs . Thl· rl'<:
ords consast of clussical, folk and
scmt·C'lnsstcal mus1c, but nn pop-PARTY LINE-Or. John Stork Evana "list~n, n" to rec:otclk
boing playod for students in now listening room an 'Cvans MU1'
butldmq.
College Honors Two Oregonians at Commencement
A rt!cord nttcnduncl' at com.,
mi.'OCCinl'nt l'Xl'fCI!'CS Junl! 1 tn
Gnswold studtum hcnl'd Dt. U.
G. Oubnch deh\'Cr hts "lnst lesson
in c1titensh1p" to t!w 188 g1 ndu
at~s. For many the address struck
a fam1hnr note, because they hod
been amonc thl! hundreds who
hove passed through his clns.o:c!:
10 the past 45 years.
The veteran cducntor who spent
34 years ut Oregon State college
and 11 at LeWIS and Clark sum
ulatmg mtcresl m pubhc n:C!mrs
urged the class to sllcss "the
Pl!l mnnenl values m a fost-chnng
mg world.'' Revtewmg his O\\ n
half century of c.Xp('ncnccs tn and
out of the clnssroom, he told lhc
students that "more control thnn
power, more wtsdorn than know·
ledge, mote prtdc than cockant..•ss ... nrt' needed to produce good
citlZen.ship.'' OR. DUBACH OR. WATZEK
Magna Cum Laudo-JRnel
mon•, humnn dl•vcloprncntj
Faclds, malhcmntics; Ownc
Mott Spt•ncer, mus1c and
languages, nnd Ehzubcth
J<:ncU h.
Cum Laudo-Chcr1 Ann Col
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To
sumrr
• JIIUSIC
S(hOO
}ll!Od
Clark
li • ~
tht• cr
Til£
II II I
The
Pass.
l'l()nd
gon 1
Clove
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throu1
Daily
The
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md c
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l,ttnnu:
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130 p
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C30. Ptcosso. Sculptor and
Mngniftcent sweep of hne m
composllton 27'1 x237 s." Pul
G3Sl. Toulouse-Lautrec. &mt
mnu,•c nnd gold-a .tudy m
Pub nt 4-00 L lhn and Juhu. Cnc ar are
synonymous rcmmdcts to some
oC Ute struggles to master the
language of the ancients. But
H w1ll be dtffercnt thlS sum
er :for those who take the nine
week course covering latin 1
nnd 2--an cqu1valent of two
years of h1gh school work. Dr.
Richard Dales, insh uctor, prom
tscs o nuntmum of Cucsar and
a maxtmum of other reading The late aHcrnoon program
took on n mtlltmy air briefly
when two members of the class
c....:changed mortar boards fnr mil
itary caps. Frnnk Sprmgcr, Port
land, wns comrmss1oncd 2nd lieu
tenant in the U.S. Mnrtm•s nnd
Rtchard Fttzgernld, Scappoose, re
ceived an enstsn commass1on in
the U.S. Nnvy. mtton {or outs land mg Prvkc to
cducnuon, Ct\'IC bcttHnwnt nnd
SOCIBl welfare. A doclOt of hu·
munc letters went to Dr. Dubal'h
nnd doctor ot laws to Wntzck
Degrees confl'rrcd "WJlh honors''
w~nt to 23 rncmbt•rs of the clnss
They w~c:
Summa Cum Laude Joe Hnrt
Jr., psychology; Jean 0 ugn and
Ktm Tousley, htst0ry, Marilyn
Htckox, mustc, Rcgma Tttus,
health and phystcal educatiOn,
John (Andy) Hnll, mntht•rnnliCS,
nnd Maa garcl Youngblood, KUf'·
Its h. mnm•
~rnl
the
\\ nnd Dunn•· Cushmnn, bustn
m1mstrntlon, h cne Fawcett
Mmlf Hem oo, chemistry;
Gf.'lgcr, <·conomics: Joanne
;ournnltsm, Rob<!l t Scrnnt<m ~'1r\.'Cl
C3S7. Rounull . The Old Ktnl
dt..>cp green, B}'UUltmc m fc
Pub nt 4 00
C3S8. Ce.z.annc. Card Playcr!f
upon lhcar card.s--bnllia.nt ul
rl.'d and blu•:!. 25.·1!).'' Pub atl
G3S9. Duty: San Gtorg1o Maggtorc. Slurnmcl·mg
sC('nc of the. Grand Canal. 284sx22l "
Pub. at 4 00 SALE Sl
G360. FOUJI\n. Quat .. ux Flcuno. A sldkutg study
10 planc.s--trregulnr rooftops and church sp1res
28x22. Pub. at 4.00 SALE $1
C384. \'on Gog.h: Dutch Lnndscapc. Wade SY.ccp
o! field w1U1 \\indmtll nnd cottages; nold and
blue 28x25." Pub. at 3.00 SALE Sl
G38S. Van Gogh: Sunflowers . .Pottery JUC with
deep ornnge sunflowers--one or a sen~ of his
iavont subJect. 22x28" Pub. at 3.00 SALE Sl
G393. Ulnllo: JEgUsc de BnnlJcue Country church
with walled gardens. 28x2Z. Pub nl 3.00 SALE Sl
C398. P1casso Shll ltfc wtth Anttquc ltcud.
Handsome brown and whtlc composllton. 28x22.'
Pub. at 3 00 SALE $1
C401. Gauguin. L~ Ml'ulc Brittany pcnsant.s
fureshmg wheat sn <i bnlhantl} sunny field. 28x22
Pub. at 3.00 SALE Sl
G402 CC'Zilnn..:: Pommcs ct Orang<:'S. Br11lumt
usc of vwlulc drnpcry wt\h colorful b'\ltl. 28x22.
Pub ot 3.00 SALE Sl
allY ther Pt \!Stdcnt Mot gnn S. Odell con
ferred honorary decrees on Dr.
Dubach and Aubrey R. Wntzck,
lwnbcrman. Both rccct\'cd n•cog-
C497. Dt>gas: Two Danc:t·ts On Stage. One of
mn.:.l beautlful mt~sterpil'Ct'S in his Ct1mou bulh t
CIICS. 22x28,'' Pub nt 3.00 SALE Sl
GSOO. Tiger by ''Kyosai''. Japnnc~l' woodblock
pa·int. Bnlliantly cnpturcs both th~..• strength tnd
grace of l.hc animal. 28x28." Pub. at 15.00 SALE Sl
GS 14. Matisse: The Pu1 pic Rose. Sparkling
color J.n pOl trait of a young gtrl Wlth bouquet
of anemones. 20x27:' Pub. nt 3.00 SALE Sl •
CS IS. P1cnsso: Moth11r nnd Child. Exquas1l Hl)
tender portrait in delicate lines against tan
blues and grc~ns. 20x27.'' Pub. at 3.00 SALE $1
CS16. Gauguin: Woman '' 1th Mongo. Porlratt
of a handsome naLivc of th•• South Seas in
\'1\.lronl blue, gold and red. 20x27 ."
Pub. at 3.00 SALE Sl
GS20. Picasso: The Whtte Clown. Str\kmg stlk·
crPcn of lhc chnammg fovotll , printed un
c<K.-oa-brown textured pupcr. 20x25~:~."
PuU. at 5.00 SALE Sl
CS29 Modigllnna: L<Jiotlc. F<1rct'Cul port mit
W&lh dt.: () blue backgt ound tn thl' creal
modern's elongated style. Pub. nt 3.00 SALE Sl Lorna ll, II)Cl clerncntnrv -t10n, Joc.k Wllll'l'• fo1 eagn
uugcs; and Cothcrtnt· Cu•,
Rubl'tl Enmun, music.
G70S. Hokusni : "Yujo." Stnlcmg puttr ut of a
woman in a volumtnous block k1mono with
Clowcrl d lininJ~ und unlhnnl henna obi 131·x:!'
Pub at 3.00
G708. Hokusai: "Oarnn." A n•produclton of n
pamting of n fabulously dri!SH'rl womun
promcnadmg. l..nyets of \':tricolored under
garments rc\'cal her l'lvgoncl' . 131".: x29.''
Pub. at 3.00 sALE
G727. Morisot. Sknllng m the Bo1s de Boulogn e
l'v gr1. vn of wmtm·'s atmosphere o!fsct by
the bnlhartCl! Of the SklllPTS1 COStumes-in !n.--e
spontnncous, fluid lines. 22x28."
Pub 11 3.00 SALE
G728. Koson: l<.lllcon On u Branch. Dynamic
Japilnc c woodblock pnnt of this robust
buntet·-dccowtlvt• snnd colol' nnd blue-black
pme bough. I~ 'k x35."
Pub. al 3.00
C729. Sho·!lun: Whttc Btrds Flymg tn Snow.
Impelling dPsign or fiVt.! whill· crunt•s dCSCl·ndinC
from gray sky to the dr·cp blUI• of snow covered
trees. 13 Y.t x35.''
Pul>. nl 3.00
itles ot Liste - /' n. AI. c
Ctl\' I I
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XVI Portland . Oregon. "Monday. June 16 l9Sa Numbor 30
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SAL!
from
lanes
OSAU
man
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and
SAU
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n her
x:l9~. d Sessions
Open June 23
Synod of On: gon \\'111 con
n the rompus June 23
thJD 300 Prcsbytcnnru rc
to st.ny 10 Pl tt, Akin nnd
halls durmg the 68th con·
e.xtcndtng through J u n
of lhc synod pro$:J1lm
c June 25 wh n \h d£'1-
v. U JOlll other mem rs
. churches an th Portland
1t the Ct\'lC audttoraum lO
11r Echvnrd L. R Elson t h
h c for "Th Festl'l: J o!
11t mccttn at 8 p rn.
:!l:brnte the recent umon
brnnch~::S of th Presby
church under the n w
U n 1 l c d Pr byterinn
US.A
Eben lS minlStc.r of Natlon·
:sb> l rtnn church the Pres
church an Washtngton
for the <:clcbratJon \\Ill
ii:"d by some 300 lng·•'W><t
~t: c:holr of local Pres
choa. "'5 undtt dtrecltoll
-"nd Osborne, Moreland
1o:ton L Booth. Alban'.
has farewell address as
moderator of t.he synod
a' cvemng
sess.aons '"ill be dc
churcn office~ tram-
1 ond afternoons to com-
reports and bus1ness scss
~dcnt !organ S Odell
'.u." his report on lhe pro
the coll gc m th nft r
·on TuesdG\' .
y Warblers
de Campus
lndtnna \Vomen·~ ...... ....,.
s;zng at lhe Ros Festival
~n· ;. bve rughts on th
be.lleved to be the
'!~:omen's choru m the
que croup of 500 tecn-
tnuseW1\•CS, grandmothers
-grandmothers rcqwred
_ al trams to travel from
l·llil~ .. r stat They are m m-
4 Count' Home Dl.>mon-• clubs m all 92 counues
s"""'~•
i}" of r...at and fust began stng-
1934 Albert P Ste"' rt.
of mus1c: at .Purdue un-
tS the.ar dar-ector
ng a
:u of
:v.~ath
of a
1amtc
t
black
I' ~ . HAIRY VISITOR-.f.tom mowy slopn of H1malayan
motLnlains munches tropical lunch of banan.os.
Himalayan Ape Displays
Heart of Artist Under fur
\\ • ..::~ppau \ hen the ram fund. He nlso appeared on
.. A.bommnble Snowman rad and T\ shO\\ on the nud-
tooth ache" He goe to drn t t horror ho\\-at the Fox
of COUI'St..' .And lhal' what hap-• t nd m t.h Mercyknoa
pcned to Ponl nd m tel') &lld AboiiWUiblc m nn e:xclu-
creuture lh flrsl day o! th R tntcn'l ~ f r lhe LOG ... I
F'csm 1 and lhe d n\lsf.. no reel th mds and nnnrs~d the
doubt. ware aonor ... nd u d bls ndulls Young g.tds creamed
p:lltcnt tn th chntr hen 1 approached. ..
On a.rnv 1 the 6-foot. I iO-pound At th nd oJ his Portland cn-
n ~ man;• w h e hom nd lS nt t.bomln.able wtll go to
rep rtcd to m the Htmnla\'nn San B.Jrbaru, Calif_ to get some
mountams v. truck throu h sp I m m b \'iol. or-
downtown Ponland \\ alh pollee and comJ)OSlllon at the
~rt He \\ .o Ltrncuon A d rn) of the West,
at th t"-"0-1011 Zoo Sld~ he h :'On an!»thcr sc:hol-
~onnmg m h1s cuge n a p f r th summer
ftddl a beenfi• for lh 200 Y u fo 11 _ months oi the
LOG Needs News
for the nc.r. PlONEE:R
LOG to oc dtStnbuted about Jul
1 auld rcJ. • th 1, ........
f.fire 1 lh m b
earher or call Camp Junt: 25
-·U \'C<ir h LC mUSJc m.lJDr Nor-
Se ppach ~ ho plays m
I orc.h lr.1 nnd )Uruor
t under 38 pounds
d '~th h admitted. hlS
pcl:y-.otul '' c: :mplL'U.h sub-
merse<i
• uilliard Artists
To Give Concert
On LC Campus
A speonl lrctlt tor summer •
1 n studcnu and faculty will be
fr • public concert fentunng
t"Wo talented muztonns from lhc
the Jwlliard School of llUtc t
8.30 p m.. T1.1esd~y (June 17) in
E' nns Musac bWldtn •
Shnnng th sta wall h Edtth
Ktlbuck pum t 1052 L.C gradu
ate nnd student of 0 -.ad Camp
bell nnd Lll.13WU1 Oakes. meno-
oprano u bo has bnd ext ns1v
xpcn n for )Oun nrtJs
Both m\U.lc:ans v.o 11 att nd th
Aspen M u.uc: scllool this sum
mer M Ktlbuc:k u h!!ad op
un coach and i\ Oakes as a
tudent .tn the opcrn "'orkshop
Smce her grnduauon from Juil
llard m 1955. ~ Kalbuc:k has
been coaching and nccomponymg
a; the school and t lh New Yor
C1ty Cent r Opa-a comp:tQJ Sh
helped produ C plnnd s child
ren• opera. "'The Seond Burn
cane.-ga\ en b); the J uilliard Pre
parnt n dwlSlon.
For b concert hss Oakes
will present pro ram of GH
man lieder--Schubert Schumann,
Brahms and Wolf. plus cycle
by l.hc contc-mpo-nw.; Fm01sh
composer KJ.Jpmcn Ulngs for
the poelr) of lorgcns•em. She
recent J sang lh sam progmm
at Barnard colleg~ N Y She v.o ill
be BCCOWp=!Died b) MISS K.llbuclt..
Mrs. Harcourt Directs
European Festival Tour
Mrs. LS\her Htin. .. speeCh
arts. \\'ill lea\"e New Yar.k June
28 by plane for a tw~month mu
Sic nod art tour of Europe. whiCh
will mclude most of th maJOr
opera and mUSlc fcstlvals of the
summer .dn. Harcourt helped or
gaiWe the pnny of 30 for For
e.~gn Stud~ TOW"S of Los Angeles
and will sen-e as nsstr..nnt leader
or the group
Highlights of the tnp melude
a Mozart festi"'al m Salzburg.
Wagne:n.an opern in Bayreuth
Wagner's birthplace) Strauss
festi\'al m. Vacnna. opera m Paris
and Rome symphony m florence.
gondola rerenndes- m \"eruce.
folk resth-nl m Luc:e.~e and bal
lt!t ID Copenha.st!Il.
Before retummg home she \\ill
,,.•wt her son Hu h. v.'bo .tS c:om
pleu~ h&S Ph.D degree at Uru
~tv of Edmborough
Mrs. Harcourt explamed that
her proposed studl tour ot H w-au
v. canceled been tao fe"'
g~rls bad stgru:d up m time to
hold t.ranspO.rtaUon to lhe isb.nds. Page Six
ollege 811
G300. Degas: DtmCC.J w1th Bo
tnkms ~urtnin call-.28 ·20" Pu
G30l. Du!y: Nonnandy Trc .
orchnrd m buff and bh1t!S. 25 '
n\ 4.00
G302. Ptc:asso: PJerrot .• \ clo\\
red wath fleck ol \ htlc 22 \~
Pub at 4 00
G304. Van Gogh· Restaua-anl o
blue and gn.>cn..c; m sharp cont
Pub at 4.00
G306 Degas: Bal\('t Encore On
hown m suhth.: cnlor nuanc •
G308. Gn~ l'r: Pcac~ful Hurbo1
shown m suhtll! color nu'm "
Pub nt 4.00
C312. Mousse T" o Young C.ru
portr::ut ngamst a '1\'Jd red b
221.x181~ ~ Pub. 3\ 4 00
G317. M01wl. Chl")snnlhemum
\\bile flowcn; m n red \"tiS" 2
Pub nt 4 00
G322. St!urnt The Cu'CU!l $\\ c
or bareback nd(!l' and tumblll
Pub at 4.00
G327 Soycr I>nnccrs ol Rest. ~
m chnt-treusc, green and bro'
Pub at 4 00
G329. Utnllo Lc Lapm Agalc.
portnut of Montmartre' oldcs
Pub fit 8 00
G330. Braquc Poster. Slnking
ond whtte m a Braque cxhtbtl
Pub nt 500
G334. Rouaull. Flowers 10 a ,
.plashes ol \."'lor m a fon..-cfu
21.x25:S.a " Pub. at !l.OO
G338. Rcnotr: The Pu:mc. Mlf
portnut of n young woman, c
10 the background. 277ax23, :
G339. Utrlllu: Place du Tcrtc.
of St Ptcrre and the Sacrc C
271~;x23; .'' Pub at 4 00 Page! Two PTONEER t.OG Monday. Juno
Third lile tone
Back nbout 1950 :-;e\1cral m~mbcrs ot tlw coll~gc fnculty
bcgnn to think out loud of the nd\'1:-nbilil\' ,f a program
lo tnnulnH• mcicp~ndcnt study and rest'nr<'ll un thl' part ot
mdt\'idunl ~tudents. They were thmking ut the supcnm
students w1tll good potential for the fulttl'('; students mtct'
c::-ted in doing mon~ than the p1 ~scrilwd prngmm nt :;ludy:
studl•nts wtth 1 csoun efulnc s and enthusmsm for arrymg
such n program to complelton; students willmg to ~1vc up
full courM' loncis ond most of their non·Clll't iculot 1ctivillc..."
Now nt the t.md of the third :\'l':tr of th "honun; studv" • •
ptogt.·un, which was c\'cntually set up 1n 195:i, three slu·
dent. ha\'C cc,mplctcd the courSl'--()lll' in <•hcmt!'h'\' ~nd twn
m history-nlthough si~ ha\'e stnrtcd the prugrnm.
Stmtlnr prog1ams hnvc been undl'l"\\'C\\' m m my collcgc!i
for scvc1nl ·ear!> and at Harvard the prog1·nm ts about i.O
undergo n chnnge. According to the llnn·at·d Alumni Bul
lPtm, the Harvnrd of the futu1e may bl' chv1dcd between
''men gomg to college" nnd "scholnt..; m purslllt of \cnow·
ledge.''
The new progrnm would recommend th.1t .111 Han•ard
freshmen and !>Ophomores (except thost• in the •• cu.mccs)
be constdcll.:d "prcsumpt t\1C candtdatcs for nonors'1 unul
a sophomore ·car cxammation would we<.od out th ~ wn
scholar~. Those who pass the test would \akc only \ht t'e
cour:;es m thetr Juniot· and senior ~ear:;.
We hesitate to J ecommend such automatac plcu'l!rncnt 1)f
our students at th1s time but we should wm k tuwnrd 1m·
p1 O\'ctncnl ot our acadl"mic atmosphere ~nd the l'llCUUl ag<'·
mcnt of our better student!> to consider indt.'pcndcnt stud\'. •
I
1 College Posts Summer Hours
Cafelona Houn
Ur nkfo l 7 I,., ~f) n Ill M·l-·
30-tl 00 u Ul ~Ill.
1 off• I 11 00-10 30 n 111
Lunch 11 30 n rn -t:.:so t'tn \1-I-· t!! oo-1: :ao ,,.m N•t
Cof'f "' 3. OO·ll liO 1• m.
Dlnn• r 30·6 4fi 1~.m "l-~
~o tT\IIll! Slit nh;ht (lr "'u" Coftr• rollOI• ch,sd1 Cor I!Utnnt~ r
L1brary Houu
7 45 a m.-5 p.m M-F
!l:OO a.m.-12:00 noon Sal.
Bookstore Hours
8 00 1m -4:00 p.m. M-F
Po~t Ofhce
ll 00 J m.-3 00 p m. M-F
1l:OO a.m.-12 00 noon Snt.
Rh n Ult Cor Zt•:rcct~-1111 ho~• tc h• 141
!ro111 lltlrln.:
Switchboard Hours
Operator on duty:
8:00 n.m -6.00 p m. M·F
8:30 a m.-12.30 p.m. Sat.
Dorm Closing Houu
10•30 p m Sun-Thurs.
1 00 a m. Fn-Sat.
Infirmary 3. Pool open only when hf\•·
guard on duty-Tuesday through
Sunda). 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m.
Othca hours by spccml arrunge·
mcnt
4. Pool not a,·:ulable to prwah!
groups for cxclustvc usc.
5. Pool fn:c to summer. stu·
dents, stat! and faculty wllh tncs
and 1957-58 studt•nts Wt\h S.B
cat ds: one guc·~t 25c.
6. LC nlumni \\'Jih alumm
cnrrl", 25c; one guest 2fic
7. Gcne•rol pubhc, 10c only
w1th •clu•dult.·d gyoup rcgtslt•rc~d
an Dean of Wom..: n's of fiN; m•tgh
borhood ch1ldn•n, 25c, Sutut dnv •
only, 10 00 a.m.-3•00 p.m.
li. Faculty nnd sta(L children
with tugs, no charge dunng Ony
Camp hours and :~ftcrnoon hours
·xccp\ dunn~ S\\ 1mming cia s
hours, admltiCd at di.CtCliOll or
lifeguard: on • guest, 25c.
9. Rcstnctcd pc'rtod. : Folk Dancers Conclude
Gay Three-Day Festival
•
f
'
1... FOLK DANCERS -wore colodul costumos for Folk
folilivaL Tht>sc throl' oro auJhcnhc gorbs ol Yugoslavian,
Ukram1an and Grook nationnl a.
Wlwn folk dancl'l5 get to·
gcther, thcrl''~ bound to b\.• fun
nnd the 250 danct•rs who camt.•
June 6, i and 8 from all ovct• Ore·
gon, Wnshmgton, 1\tonltlna, Idaho
and Cahforma !or the lntetstatc
Folk Dance f c s t 1 v a 1 really
"whopp~·d 1\ up."
The most colorful campus event
oi the ~ummer, the fcsti,·nl open
ed Fr1day n1ght m the LC gym
with an all·r~ucst pro~rnm. Sat-
Young Writers Meeting
Attracts 4 LC Authors
Thrt;c creatlvt- wntmg students
rcprescnkd Lt'WIS nnd Clnrk l\t
till' farst Northwes t Manuscript
Day conlcrencc May 23 at the
Univcl'slly of Oregon.
The trio--Coburn Freet· and
Phyllis Hollada y, who entered
short storit's, and Jane Holme..;, a I
ga oup of poems- were accom
arued by Dr. William Stafford of
the English faculty who sc1 \'Cd
as cr1l1c u1 dny nnd Sunday schedules
r t•scrvcd fm wot kshops on
nnd popula1 folk tcchmquts
der· tlw mst1 uct1on of AI P11~
Angeles, nnd Madlvne •
~nn 1-'mncl"-t:O, who hus
tolk dnncmg c.x tcnsi"cly
Europe.
Saturday mght's program,
to the public, fcnturcd cxhJb.
dances m coslum\.'-SOmc
tic nnrl elaborate, some. bom.
from costumc,> hou:-cs and
cn•utcd in u-sed-clothing
Dr. llcstc•r Turner, LC nn~
:;tructor, a~sis tcd fcsllv1J
man Ro:-.< Mal'lc Dourmlt
of he1 studPnls who par
('ontinut•d with a 15-hour
last wct•k fol' collclll' credit
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G347. Ptcaj:SO • ...,culptor and 1-l
Mognificcn\ sweep of hn m
c:ompostUon. 277 x2:Fs" Pub
G3Sl. Toulousc-Lau lrcc: Scnle
mou-; e and gold-a tudy 1n s
Pub nt 4.00 Closed for summer. First n1rl
U\'tlllnblc m nll donmtones. 10 Onu rn ·ll! Oil 110011, T-1 Cor I.C
IH)' c"am11 The LC group was among 30
student delegates who rcprc.c;cnt
C'd the best in student crca\tvc
writing at some 12 colleges of
the Northwest area All pnrhci
pah:d in an exchange of criticism
of nil cntnes und dtscusscd mu
tual problem s and aims. i"lfflt Ill ltUhll•:tUJ<>n ttf lh
nttcl ~lu•h•nh• oC l.t" It~ nr.d
I ''lh ll• l'ulollt!lw,J \\ t>t kh ctur
o•ollo f:<' > tl\r Slll•llcriJJilun ntclt.td one s
f•
Swimming Pool Rules
1. Pool opt n through August
31. 1 :(10 p m. ort T·F for a.urnm12r tcchotJI
Ill uclt nts, r • fl I d • 11 l conft:r• uc.
~:routrl!, nhmurl facully '""I t!to.IC
ll Hi II-111 <Ill T·l=" for 1 h<~htlo'<l
G3S7. Rounull. The Old Kmg.
deep gn.--cn. B:r:umlluc m h.'O
Pub nt 4 00 2 Pool closed Mondays for grnut r
Ill nn n rn -3 UO 11m Stll fur m lch•
hQrho•,•l chlldr( 11, 111 nnd un•h r. clean me
G3S8. Ct!znnne. Card Players.
upon lhetr cardc:-bnlhant uSI
red ~nd blue. 25:..:19." Pub at --
C3S9. Dufy: San C1org1o Maggiore. Sh1mnll'nnn
cca1e of the Grand Canol. 281~ x221 ."
n .. "" "'t 4 00 SALE S I
G360. FouJtta: Qu:u aux Flcurs. A stnking stud\'
, pia lf!S--IJTCg ular J ooflops and church spir<-"S
28x22 Pub. at 4.00 SALE S I
G38<\. Van Gogh: Dut.ch Landscape. Wade S\\ C<'P
of field \\'Jlh windmall ond cottages; gold and
blue. 28x25." Pub. al 3.00 SALE Sl
G38S. Vnn Gogb· Sunflowers. Pottery jug wlU1
deep ornngc sunflo\\ crs-onc of a s rics of lus
!nvonte subJCCl. 22x28." Pub. at 3 00 SALE Sl
G393. Ulrillo: Eghsc de Banhcuc Country church
w1U1 walled gardens. 28x22 Pub at 3.00 SALE $1
G398. P.1casso. St1ll life wsth Anttquc Head.
Hand orne bJ own and while composatwn. 28x22."
Pub. at 3.00 SALE Sl
G40J. Gnugu~.n : Les Ml.'ul•· Bnttnny P• as.tnts
Lilre:.hang whee£\ m a I.JrJUaantly sunny field 28x22.
Pub at 3.00 SALE $1
G402 Cezanne: Pornmc .. cl Oranges Blilhnnl
U Of White drapery Wtlh colorful fruiL. 28x22.
Pub at 3.00 SALE Sl
any er G497. Dl'gas: Two Dancers On Stugt•, One of
l!lnst beautiful mastcrptll'CS Ill hts lamou ballc•t
s• rit c; 22x28." Pub. at 3.00 SALE $1
CSOO. Tager by "Kyo.at''. Japancst • woodblock
prmt Bdllumtly captur<.~ both the stn•nglh and
race or the antmal. 28::.:28 '' Pub nl 15.00 SALE Sl
G514. Matisse: Thl' Purple Rose. Sparkling
olor m portrait of a young girl w1th bouquet .
of anemones. 20x27.'' Pub at 3.00 SALE $1 •
GS1S. Ptcasso: Mother and Child. Exquisatvdy
tender portratt in dcltcatc lines against tans,
blur and greens. 20x27." Pub. at 3.00 SALE Sl
GSI6 Gaugum : Woman wsth Mango. Portrait
CJ I h.-nd60mC naliH• or ttw South St•as in
vabrnnt blut!, gold and red. 20x27.''
Pub. ot 3.00 SAt.E $1
G520. P1cosso. The Whtte Clown. Stl'ikmg silk-
CI'CCn of the charm111g favoa itc, pnnted on
c:O<.'Oa-brown lexturt tl pupPr, 20x25 •~."
Pub. ol 5.00 SALE Sl
GS29. Modi!Jiuuu: Lolotlc, Fore •ful portrnit
with deep blue bul'kgaound m ·the• grcnl
moclt;m's elongated style. Pub. nt 3.00 SALE $1 t•t•r )'' nr Gnt• rc •I 11 ~CI.
nmltt r nt t t:• l'oHI ()rflr •
I lfo );011, llttclo I U' uf \lllf('h
h,oJilurll1l ott h-• Ill t :) mnu1<t
G70S. Hokusai: "Yujo," Strsktng porlro1l of a
woman m a voluminous blnck kimono with
ilowcrt•d linin(.! ond brillaant henna obi. J3t,; x19
Pub ot 3.00
G706. Hokusai: "01rnn." A reproductiOn ot n
pamtmg of n fabulously dr"SS~rl womun
promenading . Layers of vttricolon.·d unrll•r·
garments u:vcul lwr ch•goncc\ 13 ~x29."
Pub. at 3.00 SALE
G721. Morisot. Sknting m 1hl.' Bois dt• Boulogne.
Icy grrcn o( wintc'a .. s almosphcn• offset by
the! bl'illiancc of the skaters' costumes-in free
spontaneous, flutd lim·s. 22x28."
Pub at 3.00 sALE
G728. Koson: Falcon On n Bntnch. Dynamic
Jupam .c woodblock print of UliS robust
hunter'-dccorntave sund color· und blUl'·black
pine bough. 14'kx35."
Pub ~ nt 3.00 S1u ...
G729. Sho·sun: White• U1rds Flymg m C)now
ln\pclling dt•!.ign Q{ flvl! white· cran•·s dP·.ctndm~
from grny sky lo the d<'OJ'l blue· o! snow covt•rcd
trees. l31hx35."
Pub. ut 3.00
n !' uno 16 • J\lno 16. 1968 PIONEER LOC Pago Thre~o
e
:tl /Ju. SociaL Suk · · · ~ ,(iffl. 1ow.Uer Honors Study Student Completes
rm Heads Flee Campus Four-Year Course With High GPA
Visit Relatives in East
r Folk
llavton
:hcdules
hops on
!chmques
>f AI Pill,
lync
has
. cnsively l fmd l \\ 0 ht•Od ,I Jdt•nlS
rrom t lw t·ampus. ~lrs . L•'norn
j\ol\\'t't)l, Akin "tnotlwl'," l!l
11mlt u rcun1on With hl'r fuur
biers und thctr chilclr••n nt
t' rt'sOI't in MlChlJtnn, whil<•
~:ndn l>yt•r. Rulh Odnll
t.rr. \' i s It s n·lutlv«•s m
•
~Ill
)II!' 15 rtJSO lh«' month of Wl d
~ E\'cn pn•vious lu Junt
!dl G r 1 f r 1 t h and Lm ry
~. Juniors, wen• mnrrit•d
SO Ill Pnlntmc Mnnor by
Morgnn S. Odell. Lmdcll's
cr u; Mrs. J nnt• Touht!Y, !ii'C·
'!')' to the p1 cs1dcnt. Tlwy will
to the college in the fall.
f 30 \\'OS ol 0 thl' Wl.'ddmg
of 1,) nn McGuu c nnd Frnnk
I .:£l'r, 58, m Ch11st Episcopal
-:h m OS\\'(•go Elly Eymann,
•'15 ma1d of hono1· und Bet he
Knoblnuch, '58, nnd Polty
'50, W4.ll c bndcsmuids .
District Champion
NAIA Baseball Meet U her.; were Rny Rcnm'r nnd
John llnwktns cx-58. Lt. nnd Mrs
SpringC'r Will rc&tdP-an 1-'lorictn.
' where he 1s stnt ioncd wath the
rnnnnc corps.
• • •
... Lorna Harper, ':lA, and Tommy
Stanley, Portland Stnte, WNl'
mnrnC'd May 31 m Vnltt!y Com.
mumty Pt eNbytcalan church bv
D1. John Anderson June Chn~
ltmsen Jordan, '57, wus malmo
of honor and Noel Jordon, '57,
wos best man. Jnntct• Brund '58 . ' wos n bradcsma 1d.
'I1w c:hnpel of First Congcrgn
tlonal church was the st<cn«' of
the June 6 wedding or Ginn Titus
nnd Joe Hart, '58. Best mnn wns
Sherrill Houser, '58, and ushcr5
were Dcnslev Pnlml'r, '58, and
Rnv Harns, JUnlot. The couple
will work at n prt\'ntc comp out
Side of Porllnnd for the summer
nnd then move to Mlldtson, Wls
consm, where both w11l b«•gm
grndun te work at the un ivcl'lll ty.
The collc~c chotr song Co1 the
weddm~ of Nany Calc, senior,
nnd Lt. Dick Fitzgerald. '58, on
June 1·1 in Multnomnh Un1ted
Pt t".b' ler&an church Both young
p~rsons al't' member~ or the choir.
Adn Put'kcll, senior. was mo1d
of honor nnd Jim Johnson, '57,
was hcsl mnn The organist wns
Joan Phillips, senior, and junior
Don Wolfe sang.
• • •
AGEURS Available in Gym
udcnl who haven't yet Log
up thc&r 1958 VOY A:----_...,.. mn\ obtnin them in
l. XVI. college ~CWS bureau in the
r---1nasi1um during June and
Those who were l'nrollcd
t•kl\ llur1 one semester only or who
1,uun nu.lf',td !cWl'l than 12 hours
t must pay $3.50 for their
t.toc>ks.
t ol u
wilh
13 t .. x7~
or a
n
1der-,,
SALE
loulognc..
l by
-in Cree
SAL£
• amtc
usl
-black
now.
~sccndtne
~ covered
/' l . .pplcmcnts to lhl '58 y('m •
will be av~tilabk during
&econd week or July, ac· cording to Mar1lyn Bniley, 1959
cdtlor. The 32-pugc section will
include pictutcs of the May
Fete activities, the junior-sen
IOr prom, gold key wmncrs and
intramural sports.
The supplements Will be
mailed to all purchasers of the
annual. Instructions are g1ven
on the back cover of the book
•• s to how the two parts mny
b\' fastened together with gum·
lllt'd t::tpc. Kim ·rouslt•y, who wns gnaduntcd with tughc t honors( cnmd Ill
her clnll ) 011 June 1, completed her htsloty coura In th 111 w hono
study pi'Ogr nm of mdcpcndcnt rClicaa-ch. Sh{ pursued work Hl Am·
cnc:nn scu'tnl uud lnlellt!ctunl luslory above and b •yond llw rt•
q111n nwnt whtlc «'ontrnulng wath .1 (f•W nrtlv&lics ond avmg orne
lime lo hcr purl-lime JOb &rl lhe college• news hurcnu. ~
KIM TOUSLEY
History Course Added
"Tht> Old R4.lrin~: " .1 course m
upper· di\'ISinn tustory not llstt•d
in tht• sumnw1 schedule nnd not
ofCt"n•d In n•gulnr sem<>.stcrs, will
be tnu~ht by Dr. Richard Dales
nl 10 a.m. druly th1s summer. The
eourst>, wluch covers lhc Euro·
peon l'lnsslcol pcnod from 1648
to I 780, wus ndded especially for
mnstc.•1-'s degree candidates m o
history teaching f1dd and for
others who desire something
mm c• than routine history courses. Tlw honors sturl) wn r:stab
lt hcd In I 053 fu1 a fl'W tudcnt
wuh supt'rwr nhlllty wtw how
prom c. Thc•q• tucl,nl mu l be
n•suurc,•ful nnd wdhng to gl""
up nell\' I Lu s nnd hell vy study
schedules an vrdr r to OII(IW Lime
Cor extcus1vc r('odtng nnd re corcl1
Jor cxtensavc readme nnd , .....
search, according to Dr Arthur
Throckmorton, who wtth Dr John
Hnrrangton nod Dr C. E. Hamar
WOS OClJVC 10 01 CO niXIng the pro
gram.
FJrst honors student "ns Doug
Ins Van FJcC't, ID54 grndunte, who
is complctu1g hl Ph D degree an
ch\:m1stcy nt Oregon Stutc col
lege and w11l return Lo Lc\\ 1 ond
Clark tn the foil a n 'fllcmbcr of
the chcm1slry !acuity.
Kenneth Owens. sccflnd honors
stud~:nt m 1 fl55, hns JUS I been
awnrdcd one of three $2000 Grcnt
cr Un1v~t'Sily !l'llowshaps tal tht!
Un1vcrstly of .Manne oLu lor out
standing grndunlc work. Owt.rrs
went to Mtnncsota l\\ o years ago
a~ n Woodrow Wilson fellow ond
will complete lus doctor's df"grce
m history in 1959
Students mtercstcd an the pro
gram should conlnct their depart
ment heads or Dr. Hrunnr, chmr-
man •
Visitors Join LC Summer Staff
New faces among the faculty
members this summer arc evi
dent 1n poltttcal science, mus1c:
and drama departmen ts.
Or Wn lf1 ed Petc1·son from
M inncsotn IS VISiting lecturer in
politico! scicnct•. He is tcnching
classes in U.S. government, go,·
ernmont nnd business nnd polil
tcnl theory.
Or. Peterson IS R member or
the fnculty of Bethel collc.:c in
Sl. Paul HI! hus hts dt•gr~s from
Umvc1 stly of Minnesotn, where
he was 11 member of Phi Beta
Kuppa, national scholasttc hon
orary Jn junior college he wns a
star basketball player. He works
wtth Citizenship Clearing House
in Minncsotl•.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Peterson nnd thc1r
son Ntis ar•• ltvanr, m lhl' W:un:n
Smith home on C) W Tenth nv
cnuc while the Smtlh:; arc v:lca-
• tloning at Fallen Lcof ncnr Lake
Tohoe, Cnh!
In music Mrs WtJma Sheridan,
music tcachc1 nl Kennedy nnd
Rl.gJcr schooiR in th~ c1ty system,
Will tc:~ch clerncntnry chornl
m~'lhods. Mrs. Shcr1dnn <·arm:d
h~r master of music educatiOn dc
grcl' nt LC in 1956,
Mrs. Jcnn Hamar is conducunr.
her progrnm or "creative drnmnt
IC~S" iot· adults and children lor
the !:L>cond summror The SIX-week
ucttvlly course wa. planned to
offer 1 e l'I d c r s h i p tcchmqu~
through expencnce wah children.
Child~n. 7 to 12, mny enroll for
one to four weeks bcginmng
June 23
Student d c 1 r 1 n g unlastcd
1 ours~: should co n t o c t Dean
Ch.,t·h.: W HO\\ ani u t one ..
• Page Six
allege Bt
G300 Dl. ro lS, Dancc.r with Bl
U\ki " '' am '811-M ·20" P
G30l. Duh: Nomumdv Trc -.
orchnrd Ul buff and blues .!5l
[ll 4.00
C302. P1ca.sso. PJcn-ot A clo\
J'\.~ Wlth flecks Of hilt' 221
Pub at 4.00
G304. Van Gogh· Rc....-nnuront
blul' and ,::1 n in sharp con
Pub \ 'I 00
G30G Dcga .. &llcl Enrore 0
how11 m ubtlt! oolor n\lnnc:
G308. Gns.;;er: P~attful Hnrbl
l\O\\ n m subtle color nuan<
Pub nl 4.00
C312. Mntu;sc: Two )·oung Gl
portnut ngamst a \''J\'Id red b
Z!'.:-.~81~:· Pub. at 4.00
C 317. 1oni"t · Chry:sanU,cmu~
\\: htte flowers m o red "a
Pub at 4 00
C322. St>urat The Ctrcus S\\
or bareback ndcr and wmbl
Pub at 4 00
G327 Soyer Danccrs at RcsL
m dtnrtreus • green nd b~
Pub at 4.00
C329. Utnllo· Lc Lapm Ag1lc
portnut of Montmartre's old
Pub. l 3 00
G330. Broque Poster. Stnkln
and \\lute &n a Braqu•. cxhtb
Pub nt 5 00
C33<&. Rouaull : Flowers m a
spla~:hcs or color m a iorcch
21. zs:a~ " Pub. at !).00
G338. Rcnotr: Tht• Ptcmc. M
portrmt o{ tt young woman,
m the background. 27'l11x2~J1s
G339. Utnllo: Place du 'f;crtc.
of St Paerre and the Sncre 1
277t~x'23. ," Pub. at 4 00 Pogo Four
Two Concerts to F ealure
Violinist, LC Musicians
At Music Teacher Meet
Summt't \. ton mcmbl•t arc
invited to two ronccrt-: on tht pro
gram o( the annunl ml:ctmg of
the 0• ~gon l\htstc Teachers ns.
soctntion on tht c:unpus June 27
ond :!8, OCCOl'dltlS lO Robert
Stoltll', n Ol'tnh profcs~or of
rnustc nnd pt ORrum chan man.
The fir. t public pl'Og'Hlln nl 8
p m. Friday m lt~vnns .Mustc bu1ld
in,:: Will be n conn•rt of Amt•n
cnn mu:;ac by nwanb 'rs o( the LC
mu ie faculty, hosts for thl' .:;tate
mccune. Taking part wall be Jos
t'phint' Spauldmg, mcz.r.o--.;oprnno:
Carroll Town end, ptnmst: John
1\lnv, pin~ me Stoltzc's new COm
po ttton, "Flute Sonnto;" C'rt•orge
B1shop, h:nQr; nnd L. StanleY
Glnrum, d1rcctinc mcmbets of the
colh'CC choir tn :;cvernl of ha:;
C'horal composthons.
The t..'COnd concert highlight,
folio" me the nnnunl banquet
w1th Dav1d Cumpbt'll. LC mustc
darector ns tonstmnster , wtll be n
\'tolm concert b · lht• celebrated
Hungnraan nrt ist, Frnnl'IS Akos,
nt 8 p.m. Saturday.
Akos is now n membc of the
Chicago symphony. Pt~nou~ly he
hn~ p\!rfOt mcd w1th the Roynl
Opern in Budapest nnd in Swc·
den and Bl'rltn. He has pmtici
pntl~ m the Aspt•n Music Ie. tivnl
and tlu sumnwr will be on the
stn!! of th~ Music AcndcmY of the •
W<.'st m Santn Barbnrn, Calli.
Dean Fogdall to Attend
College Board Session
Dr \ rr Fe J d--d(: .. n c r ad·
mtssions, 1s in Snn FranCISCO
to reprt!~ent the college at the
two-dny nnnunl mcclm~ of the
west coast branch o( the College
Bonrd. The mectmcs to discuss
mutual problem s were held in
the Slf Frunc1s Drnkc hotel.
Northwc.st members of tht: Col
lcgt) Board nrc Whitman, Reed
and Lcwts nnd Clurk. Willamettc,
University of Portlnnd and Col
lege of Pugt•t Sound Rl e now in
the process of JOmmg tht' associ·
atlon.
Death for Caesar PIONEER LOC Monday, Juno Hi,
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Listening Room Popular
Inc tv r~..•cords Onl' o( the outstnndmg Ccntutcs
ot nt w E\'ans mu tc buddmJt is
l~· hst,•nmg room ndJnccnt to lhc
mu~ic dcpnrttnt•nt oCftcc. Th1s
mom was mstnlh•d ~sp\!dnlly for
mustc clnsscs but 1s op, n to any
one who as mtcrcstcd m hstl•nmg
to good must<:.
'fht.• room IS I'QUIJ>J)Cd \\ 1th l·l
booth!> \\ ith l'llr phone:; nno dmb.
Th' stud,•nls look up thn tlCSIH'd
compo: thon m th~ cnrd c•atnlog
and • "" thl• num\.ll'l' to tlw nt
tcndnnt who puts tlw r1 orrl on
onl' of the ~'' t ut ntnbh'S The
~;tudcnt dtol~ tlw tu1 ntabl(• num·
bt!r, puts on the , nr phon~ aud
hstcns. 1-~\'(•n though thl" room hns
facihttcs for 14 hSICnct'S, only Sl:S
records cnn be pln' cd nt n t1mc.
The pla~ me fncalitlc nrc up-to
date cqutpmcnt, \\ 1th h1gh ftdch·
ty ptck-up and nmphfaer. ulnr music. There IS nl o n colh~,·
tann of tlll c up~rn tic 1 ccnrdi OCii
of the Cnruso cw.
'l'hc hstcnmg t·o•!lll 1 opcnt'd
tn the nfll'rnoons l\1ondny th10ugh
Fndny fot tho. c who wtlnt to
com ... • fot' the cllJll.) nwnl of lislcll•
f M I s Helen Ftnn\r., mu 1~
u.:tnt'. ts an (:hCJrg,~ uf the 1
1oom nnd Ut Hcmhnrd Pouly,
oclule pt ore or or mustc, l.t
chnrtt..• of lhc t ccord
and c:n\nloglng \
The mussc dcpnrtmcn\'ti recotd
collccuon IS nn l'\'Cr-gnm mg col
lccuon. The department hns con
trncts w1th two nliiJOI rcco1 cling I
compnnh.-s who send nil then·
latest clnsstcnl t.:olcascs . Thl· rl'<:
ords consast of clussical, folk and
scmt·C'lnsstcal mus1c, but nn pop-PARTY LINE-Or. John Stork Evana "list~n, n" to rec:otclk
boing playod for students in now listening room an 'Cvans MU1'
butldmq.
College Honors Two Oregonians at Commencement
A rt!cord nttcnduncl' at com.,
mi.'OCCinl'nt l'Xl'fCI!'CS Junl! 1 tn
Gnswold studtum hcnl'd Dt. U.
G. Oubnch deh\'Cr hts "lnst lesson
in c1titensh1p" to t!w 188 g1 ndu
at~s. For many the address struck
a fam1hnr note, because they hod
been amonc thl! hundreds who
hove passed through his clns.o:c!:
10 the past 45 years.
The veteran cducntor who spent
34 years ut Oregon State college
and 11 at LeWIS and Clark sum
ulatmg mtcresl m pubhc n:C!mrs
urged the class to sllcss "the
Pl!l mnnenl values m a fost-chnng
mg world.'' Revtewmg his O\\ n
half century of c.Xp('ncnccs tn and
out of the clnssroom, he told lhc
students that "more control thnn
power, more wtsdorn than know·
ledge, mote prtdc than cockant..•ss ... nrt' needed to produce good
citlZen.ship.'' OR. DUBACH OR. WATZEK
Magna Cum Laudo-JRnel
mon•, humnn dl•vcloprncntj
Faclds, malhcmntics; Ownc
Mott Spt•ncer, mus1c and
languages, nnd Ehzubcth
J<:ncU h.
Cum Laudo-Chcr1 Ann Col
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C30. Ptcosso. Sculptor and
Mngniftcent sweep of hne m
composllton 27'1 x237 s." Pul
G3Sl. Toulouse-Lautrec. &mt
mnu,•c nnd gold-a .tudy m
Pub nt 4-00 L lhn and Juhu. Cnc ar are
synonymous rcmmdcts to some
oC Ute struggles to master the
language of the ancients. But
H w1ll be dtffercnt thlS sum
er :for those who take the nine
week course covering latin 1
nnd 2--an cqu1valent of two
years of h1gh school work. Dr.
Richard Dales, insh uctor, prom
tscs o nuntmum of Cucsar and
a maxtmum of other reading The late aHcrnoon program
took on n mtlltmy air briefly
when two members of the class
c....:changed mortar boards fnr mil
itary caps. Frnnk Sprmgcr, Port
land, wns comrmss1oncd 2nd lieu
tenant in the U.S. Mnrtm•s nnd
Rtchard Fttzgernld, Scappoose, re
ceived an enstsn commass1on in
the U.S. Nnvy. mtton {or outs land mg Prvkc to
cducnuon, Ct\'IC bcttHnwnt nnd
SOCIBl welfare. A doclOt of hu·
munc letters went to Dr. Dubal'h
nnd doctor ot laws to Wntzck
Degrees confl'rrcd "WJlh honors''
w~nt to 23 rncmbt•rs of the clnss
They w~c:
Summa Cum Laude Joe Hnrt
Jr., psychology; Jean 0 ugn and
Ktm Tousley, htst0ry, Marilyn
Htckox, mustc, Rcgma Tttus,
health and phystcal educatiOn,
John (Andy) Hnll, mntht•rnnliCS,
nnd Maa garcl Youngblood, KUf'·
Its h. mnm•
~rnl
the
\\ nnd Dunn•· Cushmnn, bustn
m1mstrntlon, h cne Fawcett
Mmlf Hem oo, chemistry;
Gf.'lgcr, <·conomics: Joanne
;ournnltsm, Rob<!l t Scrnnt<m ~'1r\.'Cl
C3S7. Rounull . The Old Ktnl
dt..>cp green, B}'UUltmc m fc
Pub nt 4 00
C3S8. Ce.z.annc. Card Playcr!f
upon lhcar card.s--bnllia.nt ul
rl.'d and blu•:!. 25.·1!).'' Pub atl
G3S9. Duty: San Gtorg1o Maggtorc. Slurnmcl·mg
sC('nc of the. Grand Canal. 284sx22l "
Pub. at 4 00 SALE Sl
G360. FOUJI\n. Quat .. ux Flcuno. A sldkutg study
10 planc.s--trregulnr rooftops and church sp1res
28x22. Pub. at 4.00 SALE $1
C384. \'on Gog.h: Dutch Lnndscapc. Wade SY.ccp
o! field w1U1 \\indmtll nnd cottages; nold and
blue 28x25." Pub. at 3.00 SALE Sl
G38S. Van Gogh: Sunflowers . .Pottery JUC with
deep ornnge sunflowers--one or a sen~ of his
iavont subJect. 22x28" Pub. at 3.00 SALE Sl
G393. Ulnllo: JEgUsc de BnnlJcue Country church
with walled gardens. 28x2Z. Pub nl 3.00 SALE Sl
C398. P1casso Shll ltfc wtth Anttquc ltcud.
Handsome brown and whtlc composllton. 28x22.'
Pub. at 3 00 SALE $1
C401. Gauguin. L~ Ml'ulc Brittany pcnsant.s
fureshmg wheat sn <i bnlhantl} sunny field. 28x22
Pub. at 3.00 SALE Sl
G402 CC'Zilnn..:: Pommcs ct Orang<:'S. Br11lumt
usc of vwlulc drnpcry wt\h colorful b'\ltl. 28x22.
Pub ot 3.00 SALE Sl
allY ther Pt \!Stdcnt Mot gnn S. Odell con
ferred honorary decrees on Dr.
Dubach and Aubrey R. Wntzck,
lwnbcrman. Both rccct\'cd n•cog-
C497. Dt>gas: Two Danc:t·ts On Stage. One of
mn.:.l beautlful mt~sterpil'Ct'S in his Ct1mou bulh t
CIICS. 22x28,'' Pub nt 3.00 SALE Sl
GSOO. Tiger by ''Kyosai''. Japnnc~l' woodblock
pa·int. Bnlliantly cnpturcs both th~..• strength tnd
grace of l.hc animal. 28x28." Pub. at 15.00 SALE Sl
GS 14. Matisse: The Pu1 pic Rose. Sparkling
color J.n pOl trait of a young gtrl Wlth bouquet
of anemones. 20x27:' Pub. nt 3.00 SALE Sl •
CS IS. P1cnsso: Moth11r nnd Child. Exquas1l Hl)
tender portrait in delicate lines against tan
blues and grc~ns. 20x27.'' Pub. at 3.00 SALE $1
CS16. Gauguin: Woman '' 1th Mongo. Porlratt
of a handsome naLivc of th•• South Seas in
\'1\.lronl blue, gold and red. 20x27 ."
Pub. at 3.00 SALE Sl
GS20. Picasso: The Whtte Clown. Str\kmg stlk·
crPcn of lhc chnammg fovotll , printed un
c<K.-oa-brown textured pupcr. 20x25~:~."
PuU. at 5.00 SALE Sl
CS29 Modigllnna: L<Jiotlc. F<1rct'Cul port mit
W&lh dt.: () blue backgt ound tn thl' creal
modern's elongated style. Pub. nt 3.00 SALE Sl Lorna ll, II)Cl clerncntnrv -t10n, Joc.k Wllll'l'• fo1 eagn
uugcs; and Cothcrtnt· Cu•,
Rubl'tl Enmun, music.
G70S. Hokusni : "Yujo." Stnlcmg puttr ut of a
woman in a volumtnous block k1mono with
Clowcrl d lininJ~ und unlhnnl henna obi 131·x:!'
Pub at 3.00
G708. Hokusai: "Oarnn." A n•produclton of n
pamting of n fabulously dri!SH'rl womun
promcnadmg. l..nyets of \':tricolored under
garments rc\'cal her l'lvgoncl' . 131".: x29.''
Pub. at 3.00 sALE
G727. Morisot. Sknllng m the Bo1s de Boulogn e
l'v gr1. vn of wmtm·'s atmosphere o!fsct by
the bnlhartCl! Of the SklllPTS1 COStumes-in !n.--e
spontnncous, fluid lines. 22x28."
Pub 11 3.00 SALE
G728. Koson: l<.lllcon On u Branch. Dynamic
Japilnc c woodblock pnnt of this robust
buntet·-dccowtlvt• snnd colol' nnd blue-black
pme bough. I~ 'k x35."
Pub. al 3.00
C729. Sho·!lun: Whttc Btrds Flymg tn Snow.
Impelling dPsign or fiVt.! whill· crunt•s dCSCl·ndinC
from gray sky to the dr·cp blUI• of snow covered
trees. 13 Y.t x35.''
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