Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 18, Number 4
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1959-10-01
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Type
Newspaper
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,, ~====:::::::::::::::::::::P~o:n:l~a~n~~~O~r~~~ ·~o~n:·~f~r~i~d~a!Y~·~O~d:o~bo~r~l!G.~l!95:'~------------~N~u~~~~r~4 lht! be.: inning of lh•• 1960-61 school yc,tr, acorchng to Dr. 1•
s. Odell, p1 t:sid•.mt. I Hi h •
t•ngmcenng and archllcctual preptu'8tions arc still in th(!"1n-Oswego Studio Takes I g est m Eight Y·ears
u.;c, but plans huvu bl't'n drawn for the new wang" wh1ch will
89 men, to mukc college life cnslt:r (or tht! student r\>:Sidcnts. VOYAGER Pictures As Total bs lo 1,075 Students ":!5,000 loan from the Fed-
IJU:slng and Finan~:•: Corp. • S~nior VOYAGEUR pidurH F.:nrollm~:nt for the 1950 fall lC.m!?Skl' lit lA:""\\.'U and Clark tnc:lu.-..
with $90,000 l'Onstructir>n n study room for twu student~;, wiJI bo taken by Stan Curtin '1,075 student., according to Wtlham Norras, registrar Th is the
of the college will finance each hnvmg h1s own desk wuh at Lake Oswego Studio.. The lnl'{!e:!iL lotnl enrollment for n fall cm~ter s1nce 1951.
·of the struclu1 e. The re-an adJoining sleep1tag room with
1 coli is S3. Appointmen.ts may The sauur clllJ.! ancludes 114 men and 75 women for a tolisl of
of tht! cost will be hand-double bunks. In thiS mann«'r, be made in tho VOYAGEUR 189 Jumors numbc~ 237 wath 138 men and 99 ·women. Tot.al tmpho-
&irts to the \.'Ollegt•, a student may study what~ the
1 office in Herald's Club next more enrollment lli 257 With 122 men and 135 women Tha )•e ... r
new addition will be con· room mate sleeps wathout bt!ing week on the followiag days: total freshman enrollment of 32.8 l.s comtderab~y larger wd.h 145
to the cxistmg Plnll HalJ botht!red ., Monday. 1·4 p.m.: Thundery. men ond 103 women ns campnrcd
I\..~ D "·coverc..'<.l bdd .. e" on 9·11 a.m.: and Friday. 1·4 p.m. Wlth Jan year's cl~ or 292 stu-... ., Student Uni.a seponted d~ 1 UGN Drive
In Operation Cloor near thl' loungt en s.
gc will connect by tht! lnclud~ in tn(; (I·· p1n1-room F're&bmen. aopbomores aod There arc also 42 fp(.'<:llll lrlU·
.neue t~d)oimng the lounge, will tK> a large closet. A dwarf juniors who had pkturec u{k.en denta 22 of whach nrc men and
call ror converting lhe partitiOn will di\·idc the slct..ping r-vist.ration day may piek up ~0 which ore worm:n Graduate
.n ,,rua into a hall that will room an hall, leaving the re-their proofs in the VOYA studflnt.ll mcludc 12 men and 10
.ue (rom lhc br ldft: maining half for another two stu-CER offico during the .. me women Cor a total of 22. Nmttoy-The annuul United Good Ne.~~lt
bars fund dnve i5 now In opero
tJon this )'Cilr under lhe ne\\·
name wh•ch has been changed
from lhc.: UniWCI ~und. Area Planned
• main entram·1 w11l bP at
h•'r end o( the building,
· u new parking area JS to
1slructed. Ttw cnllre layout
1 budt just southwto:sl of
ge lc:tding to Plott Hall
lower campus. The north
IP o{ the structure will ~ n
et from the •'XJstlng lamp
the south end of the dl·nts who will have the mden- hours. proof& of pidur~ taken e1ghl new atudcnts brc transfers
Ileal situation on thdr stde o! thl' Oct. 11 to Oct. 16 wlll be d.U· II'Om oth• r collc&t'S includmg
unit Rubber and accoustic t1le trlbuJed at date to b. an-eight tctudt·ntt m speeu1l t• neher
will bl• used in lhc bulldmg to nounced let.r. education for the dt;af
insun• a~:ainst noise Thf:' Crt:!Shmnu class hm1 a wide Dr John Kenyon, ~tnant pro-
. gc..-ogmphu: d1slnbution thiJ yc:1r. ff~r Q( sociology, is in charge
Homecoml.ng's 'pl·oneer Pow Wow' There are 85 ltudent. rrom Port· or LC pnrhcJpatton in the drive.
land high schools ond 52 stu-AU collcg• . ore under t~e cdu~
T I I d A d ts f h 1 lh . d c:~taonal d1vaslon of the drwc and dd•J• I AI A • • ... xn I'Om R oo s •n c amme • a ked t . 0 nc u e I IOna um chvlly .ate metropoht.an area. The-re CiT!' I rt: m 0 contribute Q PeT·
also 65 studcnta from 38 fidtoola ccntaee 01 the total goal v.iucb
lit••r Presbytcnnn Church WJII
host all the alums With n Spce!Bl
service. as •t by thf'l fund's budget board all O\'Cr 01"(!gon. Students nttt!nd- -
mg LC from out of state mclude The faculty partu:ap:~l!'s cm-.. P1oneer Pow Wow" \\'Ill be
this vear's theme for LC's annual
Homecoming events, Oct. 19
through Nov. 8. accordmg to Ann
Kloosterman and Ross Webb, co
chairmen. riving wall begm the f1rst
t month for the building,
will be construc ted in the
or Platl with some new fea-Ann al.so mode the announce
ment lhnt nn)' orgam!.:ltlon not
nsslgncd n d1splay nrca, should
~ Candidates for Home-coming contact Karen T~.Ylor in charge
suggc:stion for the new un1t I Queen are Carolee Weiss, semor; oC campus dlllplnys, Ruth Odell
:ec1ommcnded by thl' men or Judy Ho{fman, JUnior: Carolyn Hall.
Hall. TI1e addition w1ll ha\'e Bangs, sophomore: Sue Korno-1 The freshmen will be asked to 30 Crom Woiiungton; 34 from nuoUy an thiS drl\'C Qlld although
Callfronin, three rmm Monlllnn; there will be no 5pe04l publlCity
pnc from Alaska; thn::e from ld-or student campaigning. anyone
mw and s!Z from Hau·ail. Fresh-mtercsted m donallilg to the fund
men fTom forcagn countries m-11:> urged to rontact Dr Kenyon
elude: one ffflm Gennany; one before Wednesday, Oct 22, the
from Venezuela; one [rom Can-I dcadl.an.c for contribution.
ada; one ffflm Hong KOlle. Chma I Money collect.ed. for the fund Is
and lwo from Sweden. I uS<."Cf to support 'i2 -.·Arlous com
1 hems, freshman . Campaign week budd th•! anuaJ bonfire but it wlll aiians Initial ,,s sc~eduled tor: Oct. lfl-23: final, be up to lhP. en lire student body e dectJOns Monday nnd Tuesday, to llllllDlain iL ha Day' Tradition Oct. 26 and 27, nnd the run-offs Of the total student enrollment, muru~;y orgnnization..,_ in nrcu
about 40 per cent hve on campus. I or cltild care, E!dueation. youth,
and the rest arc commuters. health and fumily scn•Jce. __..;. ___ _
flowon. and fun will
LC's H Aloha Day." Oct. Wednesday, OcL 28
Announc~ment of the Home·
coming Queen will be made Fri-
1 doy. Oct. 30 in front of the Cym. R H l S k Palatinian Study Sections ev. arper o pea p .d G D . .
honor Hawaii as a st.te
will be celebra.ted many
during next we-ek and
·ec-c,gl'l,i.ze the eight studenJ.s
the SOth &tate the public
committee of the
is sponsoring this
This year the greatest
of atudents from Ha·
are regiater.d at LC than
before. Activil1es fo1· the court v.'ill in· On 'The Practical Saint' . TOVl e roup lSCUSSI ~on
I feUows on .campus are
to wear their Hawaiian ·
shirts a.ad the girls
wear flowered dresaes.
lights a.nclude the giT·
of 300 Vanda orchids ta
girh and the playing ol
music between cluset
the Post Office. clude many TV appearances 1n
the near ·future.. "The Pra.cllc:JJ Saint'' will be Interest groups under the lend-
the Rev. Craig Harper's topic ot ership of the Palntinian Soclcty
chapel in E'w·nns Auditorium 11 have ~n meeting on Sunday
a m., Thursdoy. I e\•eninc at 6:30 p.m. In PalaLinc Ann reports lhet't! wlll be nu
merous changes in alumni activ
ity this yc:1r. LC Alums wall
have a golf tourney at 8 a m.
Saturoay, CX:t. 31. At 11:.30 a.m.
there wHI be a luncheon in Temp
jleton Commons. preceded by n
coffee hour 10 the Tr:ul Room. Re\', Harper wns graduated I M:mor. The study section, which
from the State Unh·ersaay of ID.St.S about nn hour, is set up
lown wJth n bachelor of arts de· to privtdc opportumty for sm.alJ
gJ"t't! and rece1ved hiS bachelor o! ~roups to meet and dJSCU5S top·
divinity degrt'e from Boston Um-lCS or mutual lntcresL
\'crsity of Theology. One of the more popular see-I A Te'Cl p·aon honormg President He became past~ of the Park-ttons, according to Mary Webbe.r, I Morgan S. 9dell will be held 10 I'CI.>C He~ghts MethodiSt Church ~general chrurrmm, is the one on
Ruth Odell Lounge, durmg the 10 1954. • "Contemporary Drama" ntis
donee Saturday, Nov. i. A m·nrried man walh two gi'OUp will read nod dtSCuss the
The Drama department is I daughters, Re1.·. Harper has been play ~J. B." _whtdl is n Broad
scheduli.ng two plays at 8;30 pm. ~ direl't.Or ot youth and student \\"BY hit based on btblical mo
Fridav and Satut'dav ntghl. No\', work for the Ol'egon Conference tcrial from the Book or Job plnced
ti-; - • of th!! Methodast Church since in a modem setting.
St.mday, Nov. a. the Weslmin· 1057. ..Courtship nnd Mnrnnge" WlU
unger Pains Grow as Meal Lines Slow
.. * * * A Familiar Situation?
LC'S MAZE GAME: • FIND THE L'UNCH LINE I Nancy Simpson. Long waits ond sudden menu
Staff Writer Chang= can be attnbutcd to Joe's
Waltmg seems to be the big adjustment to ordermg n e "'
cnmpus complault when the amounts or food. lnexpenenced
masses aftt't' clal5ses assemble new crews .slow thing up, too.
1nto long meal ltues. To temunate lmle-~ the cafe
So th15 reporter held a sound- ter.UJ superv.uor ha!l added to hu
out ~1on \\ ith Joe Shnkes. student s1.4il!.
c.n!etcria super v •.so r for Saga ·wnh cold "ather, tudent.s
'Food Scn'tcc Joe acknowledged have b•"er &ppeutcs," JOf: re
I lhc fact t.hnt he was \\-ell aware ports.
ol the gourmet gnpc.
The best soluuon, acrording to
Shakes. lies Wllh the students
lhcm.sclves. By geanng Uu:tr eat
me schedule they could am'lo-e at
vaned tunes nnd o~ old !ong ltnes.
The sugges\ton of extended ser·
\'tnC ume wa1 vetoed ",t.h the
fact that the 6-6:15 p,m penod
is used blUe no~
The !E.'edlng a1 more peop:e
thnn last year constnutl"3 part of
th t" '-mnc problem A\'.:t7£ge at
't'nd:ml't' at dt. ner 15 425 &h~ fall
as rompared to tfuo spr.ng's 300. Because the lower level hne IS
reserved for members o1 the ad
minisuallon onb. students b&\'·
mg c:omnuttce mceungs at. noon
are restnct~ f1om thas Jm£> but
muy o du-ectly lO the head of
lhe l1nt.'S upst.rm"S... •
'1'lu.:i LS don" out of cous1d• ra·
taon for the faculty," sa~ Joe
.. U at doesn't work. we "ill hnve
to change .latrr
One quesuon le!t unanS\\'l.'n'd
br Sh-:;k~ bow dot'S on~ contrnl
hung~:r pangs• (~ature D:lvtd 3Ild Pamaa ~1-
l.ison n5 moderators. El1130n ls
wnrkang under Chaplain John
Anderson as <:haplaln-inte.m this
year. Two other topacs under du·
cusston ar~ Conlcmporory Brit·
WI ~lilies" w1th Bill White. ]un·
tor. and ""TTle MWion of the
Church," GJb Sltiblcy, sentor, as
moderators ~tn-ely Rather
than being study or lecture
courses, the group$ are des:igned
to follow .the mter(!Sts of the stu
dents attendwg.
The interest groups. u; hich v.-.11
.last until Truinksgivmg when
new topics will be -et up, are
open to ony student or faculty
m~:mbu who is interested.
The Palatinmn Society is an
organl.Zati«m dedicated to "love
God . wlth lhe mind'" and to
the support of the religious fife
of the campus. Any student or
fnculty mcmbP...r mtcrested m
pledgmg hmuelf to the ideals
of a Chnsfun cdhunurut) d61r·
mg to lemn iS we!collK' to jom
the sooety.
Hopkins to Give Benefit
For Evans Scholarship
George Hopkms. long-tune
fncnd of fanner .LC mUSJe direc
tor John Stark E'liUlS and DO'VI." a
m~ber of the UnJvemty of Ore
gon's mus:e .staff. will p~t .a
concert nt 8 p m.. Nov. 2. m
Evan5 Audnonum. for the bene·
!1t of UH: Evans Scholarship Fund.
The concoer1 Wlll consist or the
pumo works ar Alberul Gmaslera~
Buenos Aires, Argentina All LC
students.. flJculty ;and stall mem
bers wtll be admitted WJtb a
student body C9.l"d. Othen will be
~-d tn ~Y a rmall adm1uion
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Page Two THE P10NE£R LOC Friday, OcJober
\l'bo · .. to Blame?
:z.:vc1 y ) Clll' lhP..-c oppc<~rs lo be n shurtllge o{ in ICJ est among
uff-campub students m cmnpu:; life They ore er1lidzcd for not
J)l)} tiCJpnhug HI cnrnpu~; events fuld orgnnizntiuns. AWS Chooses
For September Gabbert
·Honor' Senior c_.
Sees Euro
Much ds~·ussaor1 of th(' situntion takes place in Studt•nl
SerHtle. Ylll the twu t;,'lOliJl -ofi-C,&mpus anu on-campu~
Ol'\'l."!f sL•em lu bl' nnvmot"' lntcrrdnh·u. There Lllc, defimtelv. Nm\('y Gnbb-.·rt. n vavnl."ious.
llll'ndly JUnior, hns been l'hOiit'n
lw .1\ WS ns Coc-d of the Month. lhC' petition system-newly intro-J v J c
duced rtus ycar-c huinnen o{ thl' n 0 vo
mam sodnl functions arc sl!h'ck>d
. ~
w 1\'S "' whtch th(• cornmuh•t· rnuld be nwdc to f('el more a •
pru·t of collugc acti\ritius. 1\11 !:ientHt: reprt·~··ntntivc from
tlw JUniul' clnlll! this ycnr, Nnncv
is chairman or 1 h•· soc tal com
mille<•. She und ht!l' rornmittl'i• under her din·ction . "Oh, you'• c AJncricuns
The.: Unit.:d Nntjons lntcn·'·l \ ou?'' Tht· \\a the
Group I Onl· or Nuncy's mujOr ~·rt'eting CXtl'ndC'd Billie
mtt•n·.st~. Sbt: was a del<.•gnt<: to st•nior, on n lhrct month
tht Modd UN at Lu!" Angclc ~ loti Europ1· last 1ummt.•r
<tpring. She found thut truvcllng Snillng from Montr~al, The qut:stton m point is thut ol studl•nt "'umm ttt~es for t:X·
ta acw•iculur c\l~n t!l. How uftcn .u·c thl'}' hL'aded by or tn·
dude thC:iC' uH-cumpus students. who .ul accusNI of non par
t il·tpntwn nnd ln<.•k ul school sptrtt ·:
Sh1rit:s npp<.-ar in the LO(; about sign-up!\ for L·nmmitlee
\\'{ork. Whnt happl'nS lu lhl· individuul's n.unt· uft~r it 1~ sub
mitted? Is 1t lost in the shuffle oa just disc,lrded because it
IS un!amahur to th(ISt• £dccting the comrnitlwc.
Many off-campus students, in hopes of becoming :.t more
mtegrated plH l of thctr cullcgc, voluntL·cr but few c\'cr
ty>~u ,lfly 1 csults. Not even t1 noll' saying that thcil show of
cooperation wns uppret·ttnh.·d.
Is this situ a 1 ion ~x1st ing because tht' mort: populat• students
t•nn d<• n better Job'.' If this seems to be the renson, do those
pit•king Lh~'Sc pL'Oplc C\'Cr stop tv think that they are g<:neral
ly tht! ones with fingers m c\'ery pit•:' Students who atP not
wult•ly-known on thL• l'llmpus and d<.' uffer lo help ure most
oft£•n lh«,se with capnbihtics Lh111 huvc never had u oppor
tunity tn bl' L':•:pn.:ssl'ci , Th<.•y, as a rule, are not so active in
t'Hmpu~ ul'ganizaticms, ancl thN(•fun• would posstblv do the
iub oct tm I hnu those· who du not have much time lo devote, •
Tht• t'H-cnmp ut. studl•nts an• l\l)l the ones who need to re-
,•valuntl • themsLh cs and lh(•it· rl'lataon to LC. Rather, those
:;tudcnts wath respunsibilit~· in formmg committL-es should
rl;appl"mse lhdr vnluc~ and apply mnn• dt>mocrat i~ pnnc1ple!o. • •
Nancy Ca.bt>.rt
Coed of Monih
nn· respun.'>Jb h: for pulling out
the :;ocial calend1u, a JOb llhe has
bct•n work ang on ~met: loott ~pa-in g.
Tht Sol au I C.:ommlltl'f: al• o or
~&unilcs \ llfinu& nil-school runc
tiom 1uch us tlw Kick-off Dance
and Homecomi ng,
Nun<"Y .tltends muny ndrmms·
trultvt: rommillecs and through
Don Quixote , l>y chmtt>r(•d bus with "'ludents Billie accompnnu:d her
from other c:olleg<.>s woa both in-on an .-xchonge
t('ll'Shnrt und fun She and five tht· Vnllcy Communi ty
other LC >tudcnL u.•prcs<'nlt-d the lcnan Church m Portland
Tunisian ddcgatton MacDonald Ro.ld
The ummc·r wa~ a buay one Cor Church in Edinburgh .
N<mcy At her home an ~cot 'These exchanges with
Fall. Montana, Nancy work(.>d tor ten nrc becoming qu.He
the "Great Fall! Dinmond Jubi· n•marked Billie. "since
ll•C," the 75th anniversary cele-is the home o( the
l>rat1on of her home town Her church"
JOb included even·thin.: from dO· Oth c . v· . _ · er ountnea I.Sllod mg :;ecretonnl work to servmg
ns host~ss for marine, anny and Durmg the Ci.~t hall
na\'Y bands. summcJ•, thl:! Gambles
Last yt~nr Nancy sen•t"<l 00 the mO$l of Scotland. then
Senate d~ n sophomo re reprc-Sweden \\here tht:y
wntauvc Sh~ b1dongcd to Saca-·• Volvo st.ltion wagon and
JliWcans, a sophomore honorary. France. Gt.•rmany, Sw
und is no\\ u member ot Am'icans, Holland ond Denmark.
JUnior honororary. She has been "~ really got to know
the 'lecrdary ot her donnatory, pic on thc lost month of
Aktn HaU, and as now inter-sor-for L·verydny I met new
onty n:pn•s<:ntntivc for Delta my own age," commented
Ph1 Gamma !>Orority An English ''Sinct· htktng IS the fsvo
mloJOr. Nancy hasn't dectdcd what tlnental pastUmt, students
her vot.ll inn wtll be after .:rad-nil over Europl' would
ualion. through Scot land, , hostels ...
An Effort \l orthl~ 'hile •
Perhaps there an.' those of us who fc~:l somctim ('!> that tht:
burdens of studv ru·c mtolernl>l~ in the fa<"c of the worls ShC! wn& umn:z(•d at tht
pcan's knowledge or the Scribe Describes Lack of Enterprise "T~ey l'Onstnnt.ly nskcd
by Warren BonneU fuur Ol ra\'( •·JIVe'' peopl<: are no 1?1! u, .s. Cdlo_esn.~ thrade
I . twnu ast ltntl s e Whut would happen :at LC thiS onger prc.:cnt on campus; but ts . • . • anyone read'-' to ndmit that live cause they .feel we Will C\ situnt10n today and Ju·e ·temptlod tu tht'OW up our hands in 'cnr· iC somebody ycllt>d: "Boo!" .~ ... b. for •d' t t"
- )>ludt'nts wen the adrenalm or c"Of C4C tn ... 0 lh. • I despau·. That 1s a "qut•&tion "'hich has the entire college7 course t C.) a1
l wolkcd lnsl mght uown Jr.ISl tlw reflc>l'tion pool, p~u.t thL' b~:cn gJvt•n considemllon from One case in point is the M.S .• know nbout ou~ lecna
tc:nnis court und thco swammmg pool, dnwn tn the w:.e garden. some l·ampus ctrcles. The upper LC's pro~e and poetry magazine. they really nre•hkc the
classmen have sensed a diHcrcnl Has it tolded or hav.t: we taken roll_ song~ descrtbe .tht!m!"
Gar.mg.duwn tlu ough the trees ot the wnrmly im·iting lights at.mo.spher\! thon existed ut the the national example nnd just
1 Btlhe dloun~ hf~:d· 1n
of t.hc city, bre<tthing deeply of the air perfumed by the ro!"es ~m~ time lust year. Thcr<.• is the falkd t{J gc:l it ofl the laWJching sow an n· nxc • J'"'"Uii>
still lingcriug thCH\ I wos at pcnc:t', and 1 tell thnt as long feeling of u general monastery p:&d? Last y~ar·s editor. Sylvnn by. our frcn.tH!d standards.
"'S Oll ... ''•'It\ still r.·····t \hi's ltllVWh"lf' in lht• world 1h"n it is im·ol\'t.'rncut with no ""'l'SOnal or Hcuth \\'Onders oC I he .. e is thmg Ul town c.·loscs up
" ~ " " ~ " ... imaginnt IVl l'nt.erprisc, but no ('OOll .. b' •nter"st. or "'Uppo-' Lrom P m. .·.·rn tuct," she Ia wv1 U:t ull 1 he effort we e:m ut ford tu sec that peat•e is not "' " ~ • • d h h (one hn. put his finger on the the ;tudcnts thas yenr To dnte s:u , t t• otcl propnetor
_d_v_s_t_OO~)~·-~_d_. ______________________ E_.s_. __ ~_·u_ta~s~e~.~~~~·~rr~t~l~h~a~v~c~s~u~g=g~c~~ ~~4C~~~t~h=u~t there hasootbeenaooticcnbl~ lheroomsntllnndi!
Reporter Reveals Froshs' ·Plight
By Larry Hook
'fht oul of cn~:h college t'lunpus
1 st freshmen . Muny thanes vn
thl' octnl c n l c n d ll ,. to.•vol\'c ..
t~round the ~opho more lmi.l up·
Jll'r-<"husmcn but th~:: n wt•uld be
no upp rdassmcn 1f at Wt'rc not
for tht fn: hrnt'n
Toalint: lour lone y~:~rs to be
&raduott:d from hl~;h school, or·
raving \\'llh n dlstmsut.'>hed mn~:-nalll't·ncc at thear Cinnl year ns
stcmors, ba"king in lhe limelight
thrown on them Jrom tile1r jun-
101&-nll lhis :1dds up to o Cinol
bow nt hagh s,·hool graduation
L't!n'nwrucs. \\'1lh in a few short • mouths they are translonned in·
to the lowest of humaml\·-from. -
Thl' Wflrd frosh is n dcrtvattvc
nf lht..• dcrogntory noun frl'Shmnn .
It as o oombanntlO{I of confusion.
LJT '~l LE ~)tAN L)N C:\~ lPl S
• • -----... -
- •' II uth;r lal'k of anylhmg worth
know.n,; and .s a dcst•r:tplaon ot
nw.:d youngsters tryang to st.>c U.'i
mud'l ns passable of the soC'tal nc
Lh·iti£'.S nn jn lituUon of hit;hcr
lcnmtn{l has to oHI!r They gaze,
cnrnptul cd, upon their profess
ors os academic mltf\'Qis and not
humnn bcu~s t uppcr·dnssmcn
som~:how hov~.: th~ same idt•n but
thl'y delete thl phrtl t' ttl·ndcmlc
OUU'\'CIS) . We hkc fl~ hmt•n.
Thc.:rc 1u..: gt:ncmlly two d1stinct
1ypl"s of ts·c.:ihmcn: the urb'an nnd
the ruml. Your nportcr dist·us.scd
this top1c lit Grt·at ll•ngth wllh
l::litttbClh '1'. \'ocker. (tcshmnn,
untJ produt•t of the \\'CSt•sidL•
:-:tory Colll'8l' W her wns the hur
l~·y-burh:.y of spo1·t.s, nnrncl~ foot
ball: plnycrs, namely football ;
and Icndc~ name!~ · cheer.
She nspu·cs to bt C'Onw n world
rcnouned mh-roh girl. An en
\'iDblc ombitton.
The rural type iS ll(.lt ns readily
found on a campus such ns Lewis
and Clark's. Howcvl r, one nccos-
k-d ant the otha day ...
Snud cnmt to college wtth the • blessangs of his tnoth• •"-who hod ~pru·k of mterest from those upon tu 'l!tay out Inlet, vou must
whom the M.S. I~> dt-pl:!ndent . This arrannt.>mcnts foa· a key;·
io: in sptlc of the fact thnt the MiniaJer ·a Position Unique
latest issue of Harpers devotes Thl rr mister in :'1 Scot
66_ extra pa~cs to \\'rating m Am· muruty hns a uaffcrent
l'l'lc:a. from th:at m America,
A note: to last ~·car's unofficinl B1lhe ·s:.id: "he is g1ven
coflee club. Fot·rner LC sopho-cest house for pre!'tige
m.o1e and Trail Room barb, Bruce smallest salary to k~p him
Miller (nt>w at the U. of Wash· blc."
lngton) was in and out of Port· The min.lslt•r is t.•t aps
land lnsl weekend . HJs bigg~t the congregation ond
Impression of the U~ At11sts are his rt.!QUired.. duttCS, nC\'Cr
nbl<' to sell I hear work:; from Ot;ar-li);hmr. the casual and
campus C'Offet:-!>hop · e.xhabits. rclallon s.hips so (•ommon in
Bu~int:s' Ad and Journalism icn
rnajors may bl· interestt.>d to know
lhtlt Haig Cnrtuldan LC graduate
ttnd cun nt prl'SJden\ of Uw LC
Alumni Assn.. has opl.'ned his
own office 11~ 8 sales p10motwn,
pu biJC I l'llltl(lfiS anu dirc•ct mall
~om>ullunt. Thi~ h. a very fn:sdn
nung and luca.1tivc ht!ld, nnd n~
conhng to public relataons mfor
matwn, is the only such oflice
in cxistl·tH:e in lh1~ nren of the
northwest
Dr. Wdli:~m Stafford was on
T\' last week as a guest spc.aker.
but one of the other guests took
U1e Ooor and talked through Dr.
Stafford's time.
"But I was oble to sny 'thank
~ ou' for being invited," Dr.
Stnfford srud. "English nwn arc very
l'Onsdous," B1llie mused,
the well dressed young
ways wears t• hat, Ul!Ually tt
bowll!r. Once I accll:lt
smashed my clatc·s hat,
\\'RS on the cnr sent."
Balin: felt the EuroJ:»e~lD
particularly a ware of
of their fellow man. "
lhlB <'Onccm !nr others'
come$ Crom li\•inc thro
wnrs lt>gcthcr.'' she said.
.. ll wns s memornble sum
remembered BiJJic
·but you are ne,·er more
of how wonderful our own
tcy as unuJ you go 3\Vll'
then come back."
I.'· r1c. " l'UbllcaUC>n cot' Ole A «Cilllt d ~tuOt nlM ot ~" 1>11d 1
I• ,,. l"tlbll•'h• tl '\'lo"C'kf) oturiQI: &heo collra;~ ,..,a~ 8Ubl!i'rlpllcP mt<' n r l~lll~r<'4 o.., lit :t..'Vnd ID.E:! ntlllt I' Ill t' s Pol!t orne I (I liAnd
u ult. r ih 1 or ~~~~~h ~. 1 S':'ll.
J~u ~11.-nr,r
(.'bnrr .)J cO Inn Ill
.!~kip liArl
nol• • • ntln
1 •rl 11~
llol• r oc Will l
:-.; \ ~· J t"Jl coached prof~•onnl Wl'e3tll·rs for
th1• family brc.nd and buttc.r.
Som" yc.:nrs ngo, his !other p:.s.sc.d
awny peacelully orter tm e\'t'ntng
or family fun. ThJS nmbitlous
~·oungster found Lh heltefloskcll
tcr WO)' of colh•gc hft! .uwagorn
tm.g, Ius professoas stlmulatmc
nnd his housemother rnothcl'ln~;.
Altt·r mtrodut•ing Ed\\lln to Ellr.a
b<>th, both k hero or my
roWl.sdmg (whu:h was, fresh-up
\Hih sn('n·up. yanM )"al'nB) nnd
tnppc.d Mf amo.ng tht' athletes
'' tth n m1 rgmg nf henrts.. ''r ,-) J•ok to
'
II
Sic rCo
E:uro
rvoC
Americans,
v. ar I he
Ldl.'d Bill1e
hrec-month
unmt.'f.
MontretJl,
ant~d hCI'
gc paslorute
ommunity
in Portland
oad
burgh.
nges with
g quit~:
" . e, 51DCC
the
Visited
!ir.;t haU
Gambles
nd, then
they
wagon and
)IU\)'
len~ ark
to know
month of
met new
thc !a vorit.
student'
would
at the
of the
nskt:d
trade
you musl
:'1. kf'\' ,.
set apan
and
\'CJ"V • mused.
yottng
usually a
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·~rtlnnd. 16, 19!9 .. TH£ PIONEER LOG Page ThrH
res Opens • With Fall Farces \ COMING EVENTS j Peopk .4-ze <fo.LI.uu; .4IJO..t •.•
r1tffi0 department has I • Harl.-quJn <cmp\li to mam-1 Oct. 16 to 13 DI.nl"ng Danci"ng Hl"ghll. ht
d th• cruatn..: of two pu!nt•· a mucrian" between th(• 16-Friday Fllm, 7:30 p.m. £yaru I g
hifh nre schl'cJul~ to old m.~.m nnd th•• old womou und racuUy Womt~n's Tea, 2·4:lO
fltll drnma £l•Mon aa n nrn.nge a !lnti~I&ctory rdation- p.m. Alcin Hall
I NovcmbCJ ' ::0, II ond 7. sh1p lor hlmn·Jt with the )'Oung 17-Linheld (lherel Weekend lor Th:eta Kappas
plft)"~. "Dot·tor In Sp&IC ' £lrl. Theta Kappa Diftllor By Ramona Salminen
Dmlng bcion• dantlnc Is the
tr. at m atorc :101 lucky dat•::a of
Theta K:lppn Sllront guls this
Saturd:'ly n&Chl. An :~ppetlz.lna
menu of rolled roast tlccr, baked
pott•tocs :md olJ the trunm.lngs
1.\ ill bt! se• vcd in the grncious
home ut Mns. Ra("'hcl ihnycr, sor
uraty ad\•iscr. Janet Hunter i.& in tcr, Wctnl secretary. AJ Grlgga,
SCTVICC ICctt:Uiry, and 'Warren
Bcnnutt, publicny Membcrsfp ls
bnscd on a nummum of two yennr
nctlw· duty rn thl! arml.'d forces
nnd an honorobll dlschnrg<' . l," by Mohe11': and '"l'hc I 'rhc two ploys w111 be dtr~>ct•·d AWS Dance, 9·12 mid.nighJ
o! H:trlfqum ," by Cllf-by norum Ros.s, pQpular Port- Palatine Lounge
1ams on• rated as t'XCcl- lund actor and dird:tor. 18--PalaJinians. 6·7:30 p.m. Arm·
y nnd un uct uul slap- thong Lo"'nge
b•• u.L'<I to hl'ightc·n th~· Terml'fes Gnaw, 19-ASLC SenaJe adiminuration
th•'. ''Doctor." council 3&30·5:30 p.m. AJphn Gnmmu SOl oruy hanorcd
th••Jr nlum1 at a u•a giVrn Sept
27 in Pnlaurac Mnnor·. New mem
bers were also prr:Mnt to greet
rctummg students. of Mollt'rc' s la&CC t.'on-Carpente s Sorority prefernc e day T S aW TOPS 7:30 p.m. Armltrong
wt>odc~utter who 1s forced '
tht• rolt.• ond pructiCt: the "Termites, Je~nr,.nut" •v•ry· 20-S.C.A. lla.m.
of 0 doctor. 1'hl' C'(ln-where:' muttered Dr. Eugene IVCF J 1 a.m. I t.harse o! r.rrnng(lmt nts fur the
oecas10n
of a cnt:c ol mis· Kozloff lcnJ Tuesday ,u be Sorority bid~ out
bunted for the creatures in Senate 4 p.m. Student bod7 A lon.~ell cofle<> hour honored
Mns. Jane Touhey in Armstrong
Loung Itt 4 p.m. on Tuesday,
<kt-13 Mrs. Touhey, who tuls Clarinetist Plays
For Music Hour u•· .. tlly t·autled lry tht·
tcr's w1rc, who IS tryang
"'''" w1th hrm for bt!atmg
tht•ml' of the ploy is
is what he is regardles s
opinions of uthm,._rnan
change.
's br1d comedy rcvol- ~
un old mun who I0\'4..'5
1:1rl und an old lady whu
vnung man, numl'<i Harlc
u sl!'ri£',.. of disguis-
Gale Enger, '56, will
soloitt on Lewu. and
the Air" 8 p.m. Sun
KPOJ Enger wtU play
"F'ugue in C Mnjor" and
P\!tra" by Mullet. Also l<.o
on the proe.ram arc
1n1RBI Singt:r1, S) mphonic
Orchestra the decoyed wood hom a torn-Office
up walk outl'ide tbe LOG ot- S.O.E.A. Kick·OH banquet 7
fice. p.m. Mayfair Restaurant
With several aludents from 21-Crook meetings been PrcsJdcnt Morgnn S. OdcJI's The MuSic Hour on Oct. 22 vnll
s:ecr<:tary, l5 nuumlng o new pOSt-feature a vaned progrorn b)'
L1on ns secn:tary lo Prcstdc:nt Mnnlyn Poole, clarind. accomp
A. L. Strand of Oregon SUite Col-nniecs by Ltndn Morgan at the
lege. piano. The progr;~m v;iU be&in his biology classes. Dr. Kozloff, 22-Mu•ic Hour 12:1S p.m. E•ans
busy splitting the wood, ex· 23-Akin Hall houae party. 8:30
plained they wen bunting for p.m.
specime n• ol termite nymphs
a.nd the worlcera mature tar·
miles wiJh well de•eloped
jaws for burrough1ng tnto
wood. "The place it crawling
wilh them.-joked Kozloft as
he happily dumped apecimens
ln!o Jars.
Magazine Ad Features
Former LOG Editor
Norman Scbwinge, '51 gradunk
in journalism and editor of the
PIONEER LOG in 1949-50, WM
pictured in Life .M.agazinc scvcr;U
weeks ago. He appeoted 1n a !ull
pag~ advertisement for Farmer's
Insurance Group. ---- ..:•:.__
Music Chairman
Completes Works Nancy Gobbcrt. social CQmmls- lit 12:15 P m m Evaru MWilc
aioner. ur~(>S nll studeuts w turn Building I in pclitionw now t11 work on or j A l<•phnmorc Dnd pupd of Eddy
1 head committees tor the Snobal1 I Flc.nncr, Mnrilyn is u long-Umc
formaL All thnt is required is n mu•1c studem who wn ... l!llthu i·
name and o parhcular interest. nsllc about till• clarinet In high
L Stnnley Glarum. director of Peution s may be gav,.n to flan-sehQol days. She plnyed m Lbe
the mus1c department, has been cy in P.O Box 22JI or 1.0 Dny Ali·Nonhwcst Band nnd made
busy ut d10rnl composition dur-mcm~r ol the social committe . Tt!gulnr npp<."ttranc~ wtth lhe
mg th,. pnst summer. Due off the All you fil'flt n.ightcr5 , read on. Spot-Light-on-Youth TV Orehes
prcss Jonunry I 1s n collL>etion of P1ero Bdluci will make hlS Port-Lrtl.
Anthems for Mbtl'tt voices, pub-land public debut conducting the ~hu~ny· ~rogrum, marked
hshcd by Prl'ntice-Hall. Engle-Portland Symphony Oct. 26 in by 0 wide .\'anct)> of ~ood nnd
wood, N. J .• which will contain H the Civic Auditonum The con-long rnngc tn point of tame of the
seh·ctions, mostly onginnl compo- ductor DlTIVCd from It:~ly this ~mpositions, will mclu!le lhc
utions w~k to rehcanc the progrnm Cu"St movement of Pnul Hinde-
.' •h' h 11 · 1 d b . Ro mith's "Sonate," Debussy's -pre. While vocatlonmg ol the bea ·hI v. IC WI tnc u e llCOI'CS ~ s- ..
-A c sini Beethoven Prokofiev Bcr· mll!rC R h a P • o d l c and th••
&n ugust, Glarum completed ' ' , • "Eonnta m E Flat MaJor"' of !h·e ncv.· chon;] works. Also. the Ion~ und Tsc:haiko\~l'kY FuUow Brnhms.
mw;ic was cumplctcd for Georg•• mg th~ o~nmg night pcnor;m-
Schwinge is as.si!'tant io the di-Ehot's poem, .. The Choir Invis-anc:e wtll bt:> a rCCt:>pllon hononng
rector of training mau:rials for ible'', and dedicated to the Lewis the. new conductor and his wile. Speakers Await Meet
the company's head office in Los and Clark Choir. ll will be pub- Engngemt!.~t news of Judy Hoff· Tb(.> p1onccr :fortDSICS dep3rt·
Angeles . He J.S also 1.>ditor <~f lhe li•h"·' bv Bo n 1 . ... man to seruor Jsm MncDonnld ment IS pn-parmc for tv."' meeu
" ~u , ur c \'e 1n ''ovem-Hustlcr, 2-1-page shck magazine b~r. • was rcvi>Dk-d last Monday c\'en-soon, a Jpceeh tow~ment at
published by this west coast in- 1ng wnh WL-ddmg plans fore Unli.'Cr&ilv or On>gon, Oct. 80 and
surance company. The Anthem, ".A C h or 3 I cos~ Cor next (nll • 31, wl 1ch wall tnclude nU diva-
. Ptayet" hns been ae~ptcd for Emu ~ Mo'.' v.'BJ elt~h :d prCSl· ., --'- 1• d •~•~ He IS t~e fa_thllr o! four young, publu:alion by G. Schunner. Nev. stan• 0• spc~ .... ar-. nn u s .... u:
sons rancmg ln age from a first York, dent o! the newly tonm.•d Yell cxtempornnl'O\Ul speaking meet
grader to tl toddler. His wife is club. Also slntcd for lhc cab met 1 which wm oome to the cnmpu:t
the rorme.r Joan Hills. also '51, nr(>; Val Von l.t:u\'P.n, vil.:e·presi- D~c . 9 Dr. Com hus Sabtn, hcnd • I dent; D<i\'id Coop r, ~recrctary. of lh,.. forensics department.. en-1<\JX
PARAMOUNT
BHUADWA 'l'
ORPlHWM
'l'h ~a trl"S Concert Bureau OUers
IN ew Series of Artists [( G W-TV to Air I Don M~tcalt, ucn un•r: Don Hunt· oounges s:tudc"llta WJlh or wtth
out prcvtous :;pec.tb expenencc LC English Profs Polio Shots Available to p:articlpntc in the dCI)3rtment
Lewl1 and Clark s-tudents mny C'U\ st c<i Dr Sabm w01 hold
nJ cards Now on Sale
Abov~ Theatres Cdcbnty Altract1on s. n new
ronC'crt bureau, open~d thas year -----------J by Ariel Rubenstein , will present Dr. Ro~rt Du:;cnbery, En&}ISh get. thc1r poho sbota any tim!.! oonChme c~ M.ondnvs and
department head, will ppen a dunns; lht' 6Chool y~;..sr ior 75 Vh.'Cincsd.ays nt 3 p m. lor wblch
puncl d1s~·urnon on KGW -TV.j cc.nt.s C!lch at the mf1rrnary tn tntcri:-stC'd persons can obtain
Channel 8 at 9·30 a.m., Sunday. S_ter.~;_·n_r_t_H_a_U_. ________ _..;. _ _,;.. __________ _
•
•
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The
ollege
Sto .. e to Portlnnd audiences some of
lht:> fine5t :irtlsts in the mus1cnl
fwld.
Robert Joffre}', theatre ballet:
Byron Jnnis, pi:m.ist: Andres
Scgo\•in. master guitarist: Jon
r Pt:crcc, 'tenor; JCl'lnic Tourcl,
mezzo-sop~.Ulo: and Z'\IJ .,Z<"Ithn.
violinist muke up the hst of re
citalists for the 1959-60 conct:rt
series. The forum, sponsored by the
Oregon Colleges Foundation. will
hove u tts theme "Undernand- 1
ing What You Re:~d."
The panel "' 111 discuss how to
rt:ad n no,•cl by npplying the
general p r I n c: 1 p 1 e s to Mark
Twain's "liuckl~beiT) ' Fmn."
The panel memb€.'rs will in
clude· :Dr. Wtlhum Stafford, Ken
neth Johnson, John Bmun nnd
W1lllom I.ucht. all members of
Season t1ckets for· this series the Engltsh d~partment nl LC 1
at the Cl\'ic Auditor1um. can bel Shndy Davfdson, assistant to the
I obt:tint:d nt Celebrity Attractions, d..:an of mPJl, wdl be the actinc
91 G S. W. King, Ponland 5, for I eo-ordmr.tor Cor the pan.cl.
ns JitUc as $6.
I
Interviews Due Women
lnlerested in WAC Rank
Fu'St L 1 e u L c n 11 n t Anne M.
Hes.<>. n.ssJ.Stant WAC £election
o!fu:er, will be nt Stewart Hall
Wednesday, Oct. 21. to t.alk wath
collegt' nomen concerning op
ponum Ju~s for dtred appoint
ment as offie:e•s m the Women' s
Army Corps. Any mte.res:ted Jun·
tor or sc:ruor n-omen may arrange
nn intcn"IC\\ through the place
ment office or may go to Stewart
Hall any ttme danng the dny.
Rcpresentanves f r om Salod
Mnstcr Corp. will also be on
cnmpus Oct. 21 to i.ntcn•1cw stu
dents for both p:~rt-lime nnd full
time employment Interviews of
one hnlf hour will concern selling
, nnd be held 9-11 a.m. and 12-2
p.m. Appointments mUS't be ronde
lhroulth tht> pl::~cement (\!Ii~e. I
1959·1960
GALA
SERIES
* Jan Peerce * Andr• Segovia * Jennie Tourel * Byron Jcmis * Zvl Zeitlin * Hobert J afl:rey
Theatre Ballet
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-, • • • Page Four THE PIONEER LOG Friday., Odobe: • • ruc1a n 1e I ms at • ISWO omo
------------------------------------------------------------~ P?tent Wildcats Invade Pa!atine Hill;IBearcols Win New Faces in Old Places I
Aflt•r thre£> CNISN·utt\'t' dcC••lltll,
h~o m NWC watJDH\ Juc Hus•
ton'" won toNI will dl•ftnit••l\• • )111n• thcar Wtork \.'UI uut tor them
lt•morrow when l..intteld m\'odcs
thl' ~~·aim (•f Pnlultnt· f01 ;m Cllnll' uy on th(' Wildcat rost"l" on lest fT:~:;an °j~~-:;·w.~~ ~ .. :a~: I.('WUJ nncl Cl:u~.
nnll lltll I'urraah r.1p1tlly catch-I NW A • Sohool, !Jt tho Ul.lrd athl•t. tn uu. Vtlop••d h1 J>llt!Stng IU"tn . . n CIIOD .. 11 .. of aporil t•atu.r .. d-IC'1ltd d ·····dl . .. • me up With hts uldcl brother Ron, 1.9 bottn llO(}OMIJit tll• Ltwi• a.Dd un OUU\40 J sec SOLnl!
hM to lll• rme (I{ llwm PMrt!lh Clult oon.urnu>tty wtlb onte\andtnlf Yl H r,Uidlng the tenm · Th t 1 \"'II 11 B frHbmen .u~d tnuuor•r vropaot• 1n
• fi£'rtwon ene<,unt<'•. plt~·ht•d two •.t:orln~ t•tlorts 10 " power u ·Y 1 o.nu: t' t'Ut-tb• Ynr.lty avorta.
),1at wet•l,'s 1-1-l<t de!ldlock .tgomst eaUi, who huv.• not lost a lciii,!Uc Pluym.- thrt·t• yeal's \'UU!ily
tlw C11yoh:s. On lht· end of Par-l.!untl'lll sutce 19!17, uddt•d another busebnl~ und !ootba~l nt w~.sl
· 1 \'lchW\' to tb••1r b .. Jts last SlllUt· T '"'' Ga1·y mad" qull" 11 rt••nlc 1 nth ucnals wo.:n• Bil Dre•,:.el and • '" · • • ~ '"' " S•'VI'tttl ••wurds wert!
upon Gcuy r.a· his ru
plnc.·c kicksng ubility. LC upcnt•d up by WlllllPtng
J>SC 13·0 blll tlwn als cflcctivt•·
11('S llliili'll oJf somewhat ns
Gllnw Wt'l c cit oppcd ·to WhtL•
'·' t'lrlh 14·7, Collt.!llc of Tdrsho :12-
.21 ond lost wt•ckend Wlllamclle
20·6
Wlldc:au SporJ Record John 1\tul·km. Tup notch defe:1- du~· by tnkm~: the Olt'a!lun• of Cot ~tmsell. Lett field w.1s hts
sivt· nc••!i ·who deltghl in picking LC, :.!0·0, bc!on: 4,000 fnns,nt Me-po!uhon m the diamond game
1,(( tlncmy tosses nrc Jtm Clifton Culloch Stod1um in Sakm where hcbatlcd .350 m ~15 so~h
nnd llugh Yoshida . Both men Wsllnrnc:lt•• upt.>nl~ tiH• scoring omorc year, .300 an hts scmor
ptUcred on(' of Al\'nro's passes on thi'ir fir11t scrimrnfi~W play und u bnllia~t .400 in his jumor. •
n w·~k a.:n. The Wildcnts also l!llillUWIIIIIBJttl!lli!DiUimmr.ln lllllilnntl!ilt!llmnmilllllliiii:· · Before commg to college, Com
hove: ont' of the better place- .NOaTaWl\1~ 'i_0~lP~~· P.t. cb'YS bud done little quarterback- Paul Durhnrn' s \\'tldcnts "' c
the touJ•hl'St In tht• ~'f>ntcrcncc
nc~lu~hng to prcsl·nson llpecu
lutlon by th" "cxpcrts", beint:
tabbed the lwu uppatcnt to the
crown Willamcttc wore lolol \'Cat,
1'hls ndds U,p to nnoth~·r ha1d
dwr O( J)H'PIH 111(1 fttr U pnd•
,., at'klnJ; J>C?s 10n ag:un.!ll unl• more
glftni NctrthWt'S( Conr<'rencc nc
l!l'l'gfltlf!n , klrkers in tht• league in Len \\'II'" lit : 0 tl l.OOn :SI I me. Tht 172-pound !rcshrn&n
Tirrill who has boott.>d 12 PATs ~:~~~ 1~1,1 M •• ~ ~ l '·~~~ !~ i~ played opposite Tt•rry Keller, • .,.
nlrcodv. r>~aclfle l'l 1 •l 'ut•u t: H ftt!shman LC back. on the Wl'Sl • )£ • II = \) ltllt) ._.. r.:
The p10nccrs lost to LinCi~ld \\'hll111nn o r• " un<• "o ;, Lmn squad at left hulf. Lnrgcly
hu; 1 ,. ,.8,. 13-7. 1.. c·s w i ngcd-T llillnrrliJ.Illll!llliDliJIIlllillii!M:J.:,IIll11iltillil!!!l!lnWlll!lllillllll I h rough 1 he c ff ort s of Fred W i 1-
attnck Will hov<.• to be good if whl'n fr('Shmnn quarlerbut·k Tom-so11, assistant tootbnll coach <II
llwv hupt• to pcnelr.tte thl.' Wtld-my l~tt' ~lit ~·ntl Tt·ny Kent and
cfll dl'fl•nsc this lilnt! but where paydu·t Ill II pluy lhlll coven'()
the unpmvcm\'1\t 15 ~t·eded most 59 y:uds Lt'l' lht·n t'On\'<•rli..'d for
ts In pnss ddcnsc a 7-0 t.:ount.
Thlll s c •t ~u n 's ~kMmJwillc
t'h!\ t'n hn' $h(lwn s1gns of rnnk·
ln_g W11h l.m[n•ld II.!IIIIIS ttf j.)IISt
Y~'tii'S-and thnt i~ t:olng some Tlw
~ts.t lhr•.l' cllmp:ugna, the Wild·
(·nts hll\c madt• Duahum the wm.
nlnt:t 'it t'Oll<'h tn th(i Northwest
cJrcuit. fumt 1£1~6 ·to ln t yt•ar,
Durham's l anl.'l hnv1• t•omprasctl
~ good lookmg 21-3·3 tt.'CQru ' LC' I rit~d d('SJ'll'l'atl'ly to scurL• ------------• in tlu Jut h•r purl uf lhl· nt-,t Bickford Earns qu1u·t('f b\lt uJtt•r dnvmi; tu win
umL'ltc's tlnt-c, Dnle Shumw11v • Lineman Award lllh!n.'Cplctl n oy l' .. Mt.•.Uanit•l's
puss tmd pullccl the Bcilrcats out
So tar l.anfacld 11 unddcnted
but hns been hcd by C of I in
rontcrt·nu• piny, 'l'hc Portlund
State \'iklngs, \\'ho fe11 b)• two
·ro~ for the~ Pwne;:.>rs tu-sl ond Pionl'ct I'IJ;hl (.•nd, John Blck
ord, wns num(lcl the liuemhu of
I hi' W~i'k in last week's judging
by the NW Conference coache~ .
The sph·d.r LC Junmr earned the
lith:-!or tul'nmg in an outstnnd
mg p<>rformanct• on (lffen,e and
ddcn,;e in l..ew1." nnd Clark's 32-
21 to s to the C•lllegl• ur Idaho. of dangl'r,
lA'l' ol CtgUII..'d an the Sl\:Ond
stanza Sl ormt;. fIts p11ss to Doug
Chan and lmothcr t10nvcrsion sent
the tally to l'l-0.
Nclthl't' tcnm cored unlll tht:! •
rourth quuner wht:n LC g:um'CJ
tlw ball on the Bcnreat 25. ALter
fl\·e ploys M('Ountcl went O\'cr
llvm the thrct• to pnwsdc the
only 5COI'l' lot· the Ptonl'ers . only triumph of the scusun, were BicktorJ, who inl'idl·ntully is
thumped handitv by the 'Cnts, the NWC high &nd low hurdll'S
34·0 dmmp, l'Uught '' Roy~-e McDnniel
Lmfield Has Talent P·IJ." 111 tl.c ••nd zone for n TD and
11 tht•~t• is vnc ke' wvrd that 1nungetl to bnug ou to 20 and 29
_ ums Ul> 'the suc·ci;'SS of Linliclti y&lrdCt'S m the game.
lhi~ lime hlouncl ll hns to bel l~t addition lo IllS bnlltont oH
cle~,th .Durham hns thwe plo- t•n~l\'l' surge, tbe LC wlngmnn
tO{mS lr> thruw {tt the opposition ltJ,lUI'ed in , ~\·era\ of the taC'k)~S
nnd nht.·nth• in two uf tlw Wild-anl'iufling '' 49-rartl cba~e of
1 •I" run·.•wny wu•s hns pllw~d Charlie Ah·aul to the one-)'terd
' \ U'\ ouc on th~ b~nch ltnc wllt'rt' h1: hauled hint down -_, r a a a r n n n r r n r n r r a a a u a w u w u u u a u a •
Piotaeer .l••atter
By Bob Cantin
Sporll Editor
Lorry GroH."S. LC scntM hnlfback, s-nnkcd se{'(Jnd tn the l.'Onfcrnce
IUHt Wf~k tn •·ushmg "tlh 247 rwt yntds trililmg Linftdd's J1wk
1'cmpl~ b) 10 yard Gru\'c , now SJ)(>rtlu ~ 11 '1 5 avcrngi.' pl'r CIIIT)',
du~k .. 'CI CIH runs of 16, 20 nnd S4 yard m tht.• Coyote contest
Freshman Sam Macon moved up lhe ladder in Jhe ind1Y1dual
rus.hin9 department keeping his same 8.8 averag~ pttr c:arry-whic:h
is lops ln lh~ c:onfennc:• end holding down sixth spot. Only carry
ing 1ho ball 18 limos. speedy Sam c:halked up lSS yards and was
caught .,.bind tho line lor minus live.
Rayec McDanh :l, Jllntur P\on.L"Cl' pnSSIIlr! tiCi', pro\ ··d he has n
cood root as well ClB IU m The t \\'C>•)'l'&r letterman irilm Sweet Home
It ads ttac conlcr\nl"t- m puntln~ wtth 422 ynrds in ::! ku. ks ltW a
spml:llnJ; 35 2 U\'f.!nt&l' pl'l' ktd• McDLiaucl 11111k~ Jugh in th(• con
ft rnt'(' ~.wmg 11ll'C wllh 18 pomts tyang LmCit'ld' s Jock Tt;'mple
nnd llavt Koc-c·r lor fout·th place.
Whitworth. the football team with a c:laim·lo·fam& after bnting
WillaJll4tlJ ~ and Lewis and Clark 19·0 end 14·7 rospecliv~ly, held
down lui p"ac:e in the Eversmum Conlerenc:e lut year and was
aus~c:lfll .by no ono :to be a powcn tbia ll!alon. Their record is still
unblemlthed wiJh wlns oYer WWCE 13-7 and CWCE 19-0.
\\'aJlnmdtc \'X"h:ndi:'d lt:l .:onrcr\!nc-e win trc.nk ln~l weekend with
ats \ lCtOI'Y 0\'CI thu P•ontei'S ot lcm 20-6. The lMt liOH! they were
beaten m NW ~:ome wu b.> l.tnh ld m 1957, :!7-H.
Unbeaten LW1eld comes lo aown tomorrow in what ahapes up
lo be lhe su.son·a do~r·die game. .Ridin9 high with 1\lC:C.Ulve
wins over OCE S2-6. PSC 34·0 and SOC 34-12. the Wildcats an
f:ntsh from a 14-14 li• wiJh Coll~e of Idaho, Wtllamcttr ~ was to sco1 c llJ!nin • bcfos.:.o thl· fmul cun soundl.'d,
1'his come wh••n Kt•nn Nag~1
dsw~ uvcr Cwm tht> I.C three.
Lee's k1ck fualt.\d lca\'mg the Sl'Olc
20·6
PhiComs/ Sig F.~
Lead IM Football
PhiCorns and Alpha squared
oif in the ftrsl round or the intra
mur-al flag football Oct 8. The
PhiComs tO('(!d from o ntlrrow
13·6 hulltimt• lead to bury the
Alphns :t4-6.
• In tht• IScl·ond round played last
'l'ucsdlly, the PhiComs again
l'mcrgcd \'icloraous. Their vic
tuns this ttmc were the LHlmbdas .
I::ltrl Chnppcll, :flashy PhlCom
qunrter back, has now passed for
all bul SUi. or thl' PhiCom's 48
points.
In uthN nctton lost Tuesday.
th<• S1g Epl' ll'tlunn•d Theta Chi
25·0 Dkk t\J nold accounted !or
two of the SPE 'l'D's by cntch
mg quMterback Dt•an Mat:Lt.•od' s
pas.'ces and runntng Cor pnydirt.
AI Cnmeron or the PhiComs
leads the l~nt;ue in ::;coring thus
for with n total uf 21J pomts com
me on rour touehdowns and two
• • e.xtrn pomts.
PootuU .t<ul411l ••
2 0 ...
1 0 25
0 I 12 o t a
0 1 0
VICTORY • • • 18
0
3t lt
25
Bdongs to lhc team that
mnkes the (e•\'CSt 11\lStllkt.'S. Tbe McMtnn\'lllt boys hod Ch'.lrlt~ Ah·aro-1t.u hast Wt.>ek. Behind
H-7 \\ sth k U~an h\O nunut, n::mamm£, Alvun"l pnssed and ron
the.> ball lht.' lCJ'!:th of lhl held to co.r-c \\ tth just 19 :~~nds rcmum
lng on ths.: clock Ht olso s.nuck the balJ ac.rQSS lot tJw P.t\1' in a
bJJU ~:arne \\ luch uhuutd hu\'l'! be< n Lmf1dd's. :=::=====~ '
E'Yt.ry IHm in lhe con1eronee wUl be going for broke tomorrow
in this, :the nation'a tigb1eu G-toam c:onlo.renc:e. College of Idaho
w.iU be out lo ttop W&llamolle'a win •trqk at Caldwell whill! Paeilic:
takes on unbeat•n Wb1tman . • BILL MARTES
SHELL SERVICE
• CH 6-9026
.. PREPARE YOUR CAR
FOR WINTER .. Macon, Lawver
Gain NW Honors
.Sam Macon, sp~.;·edy ireshmnn
halfb:u·k rrom C.>lumbia, S. C,
and Ben Lawvl•r. 310-pound s('n-1
ior, were awarded honorable men·
lion.-tn the weekly NW ConCer
encl nwards judged by the
leaguc't; coaches.
Macon. in his first starhng as
signment, gallopt.'<i 70 net yards
in l'ighl carncs for n crafty 8.8
uveruge per carry. Although he
wns Car down the list in total
:.cor•n~ ,his 8.8 was high for yards
per carry. The 21-year-old rookie
sptnled for runs of 23 nnd 29
y:..t'd~.
Luwv~r played mou CJ( the
game agamst Whttworth flgur
mg in many Lackles and sparking
tht! tcum on deiensl..'. He moved
hun~elf well for a big man and
C'onsistemly hauled down Piratf:
h:~U carriers.
-
!~ .~
i 1 f I ; i-
~ •
-..,., F
"" ~ •
••••• l .. j • ' •
•
Funk& .. .
the All-Stat- team in
Clul·k.1mas County
Lcos.:ul!S. Cumcgys gai
nble mentaon at Stat.c
COUSl' hi.' WUS the
s:round gainer m 1958 "'
nel \'B.rds. -
The 5 :ft•t;l-i inch
extl'a pomt. kickmg nt
too. He ktCkl·d 26 tn
ycat· and currently ., .. ..,
t<C\'t n this season. H1S
was the College of
whcn• Gary kackcd
I hn~l.! th 1 ough lhc
• ,
i •
I
"ln re thil matter ol Good Tute," a.id
Mr. Funk to his aeaetary, "cake a definitloD.'"
.. Tute: sens;ti0111 •.. ucited •.. by the, •• •
action ol the rustatory nervtlll •• :· -
"And add this," put in Mr. Wqnalll. "Tute:
the faculty of .•. appre.:i~ti!lg the
beautiful •• .''
''That," aaid Mr. Funk, .. ..,,..PI it up. Mr •
WarnaUs. will you join rnu in a Coc:a-CoJar•
"So good in ta!+..e . • ...
"And .•. in sucll rood tute I" • SIGN OF GOOD Nl \vt: t ddiUon h) thl• P.on n cngcr tS G-fool 5-mch Orj.m
S\ld"n. ll S" cdl h boy wh,, p t.'d eullegc boards nfH'r ntt~ndmg
,Portl nd'~ l.il'i nt Ht,l!h Schc•ol for n ((.•w W\"eks, H~; ";u decJar~d tn
chs;rbk Cor lht htgh ch(lol tntflfl'!('hc•l stic leaeue but u 111 be an the
Uu\"k of c:o.tnpctttJou at Lrwll> and Clork Jim McGregor, n Port
lander "ho ~cllcs the S"' dto:h NouonCll team. 1S ~pons.t\,le Cor
h \ n,: dt 0\<'rt'<l both h•IIJ"S10n and S\'ld('n. Next to Fred Meyer
On Barbur lohltd und111 o\lttw,n1y of The Coca-Cola Conspany by
Pccific Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Portland,
• 21
(IWCCD
from
. 'till
Today
l days . tr
Cs in
:oyoles
31. Then an
:ary Lappin
H yards.
It followed
mrd run to
rol PJonct!r
I moved
to mukc
its series
to the
n Pioneer
oved lhe
Fed the
11Coyotcs
t Sp\.:.Cdy C
d the
aLter A,,.,..,.,
yards
shy of lh
.-a smoki1
you tryi
II' YO" I -... .. •
OCT 16 1959
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I
I ,.1"
ott Hull Dormitory 1 • •
AND CLARK. COI .I.EGE
• uormatnry nddltaun to Plttlt !loll. Nitmg 3501000 i5 hu"ed Volume XVIII
,, ~====:::::::::::::::::::::P~o:n:l~a~n~~~O~r~~~ ·~o~n:·~f~r~i~d~a!Y~·~O~d:o~bo~r~l!G.~l!95:'~------------~N~u~~~~r~4 lht! be.: inning of lh•• 1960-61 school yc,tr, acorchng to Dr. 1•
s. Odell, p1 t:sid•.mt. I Hi h •
t•ngmcenng and archllcctual preptu'8tions arc still in th(!"1n-Oswego Studio Takes I g est m Eight Y·ears
u.;c, but plans huvu bl't'n drawn for the new wang" wh1ch will
89 men, to mukc college life cnslt:r (or tht! student r\>:Sidcnts. VOYAGER Pictures As Total bs lo 1,075 Students ":!5,000 loan from the Fed-
IJU:slng and Finan~:•: Corp. • S~nior VOYAGEUR pidurH F.:nrollm~:nt for the 1950 fall lC.m!?Skl' lit lA:""\\.'U and Clark tnc:lu.-..
with $90,000 l'Onstructir>n n study room for twu student~;, wiJI bo taken by Stan Curtin '1,075 student., according to Wtlham Norras, registrar Th is the
of the college will finance each hnvmg h1s own desk wuh at Lake Oswego Studio.. The lnl'{!e:!iL lotnl enrollment for n fall cm~ter s1nce 1951.
·of the struclu1 e. The re-an adJoining sleep1tag room with
1 coli is S3. Appointmen.ts may The sauur clllJ.! ancludes 114 men and 75 women for a tolisl of
of tht! cost will be hand-double bunks. In thiS mann«'r, be made in tho VOYAGEUR 189 Jumors numbc~ 237 wath 138 men and 99 ·women. Tot.al tmpho-
&irts to the \.'Ollegt•, a student may study what~ the
1 office in Herald's Club next more enrollment lli 257 With 122 men and 135 women Tha )•e ... r
new addition will be con· room mate sleeps wathout bt!ing week on the followiag days: total freshman enrollment of 32.8 l.s comtderab~y larger wd.h 145
to the cxistmg Plnll HalJ botht!red ., Monday. 1·4 p.m.: Thundery. men ond 103 women ns campnrcd
I\..~ D "·coverc..'<.l bdd .. e" on 9·11 a.m.: and Friday. 1·4 p.m. Wlth Jan year's cl~ or 292 stu-... ., Student Uni.a seponted d~ 1 UGN Drive
In Operation Cloor near thl' loungt en s.
gc will connect by tht! lnclud~ in tn(; (I·· p1n1-room F're&bmen. aopbomores aod There arc also 42 fp(.'<:llll lrlU·
.neue t~d)oimng the lounge, will tK> a large closet. A dwarf juniors who had pkturec u{k.en denta 22 of whach nrc men and
call ror converting lhe partitiOn will di\·idc the slct..ping r-vist.ration day may piek up ~0 which ore worm:n Graduate
.n ,,rua into a hall that will room an hall, leaving the re-their proofs in the VOYA studflnt.ll mcludc 12 men and 10
.ue (rom lhc br ldft: maining half for another two stu-CER offico during the .. me women Cor a total of 22. Nmttoy-The annuul United Good Ne.~~lt
bars fund dnve i5 now In opero
tJon this )'Cilr under lhe ne\\·
name wh•ch has been changed
from lhc.: UniWCI ~und. Area Planned
• main entram·1 w11l bP at
h•'r end o( the building,
· u new parking area JS to
1slructed. Ttw cnllre layout
1 budt just southwto:sl of
ge lc:tding to Plott Hall
lower campus. The north
IP o{ the structure will ~ n
et from the •'XJstlng lamp
the south end of the dl·nts who will have the mden- hours. proof& of pidur~ taken e1ghl new atudcnts brc transfers
Ileal situation on thdr stde o! thl' Oct. 11 to Oct. 16 wlll be d.U· II'Om oth• r collc&t'S includmg
unit Rubber and accoustic t1le trlbuJed at date to b. an-eight tctudt·ntt m speeu1l t• neher
will bl• used in lhc bulldmg to nounced let.r. education for the dt;af
insun• a~:ainst noise Thf:' Crt:!Shmnu class hm1 a wide Dr John Kenyon, ~tnant pro-
. gc..-ogmphu: d1slnbution thiJ yc:1r. ff~r Q( sociology, is in charge
Homecoml.ng's 'pl·oneer Pow Wow' There are 85 ltudent. rrom Port· or LC pnrhcJpatton in the drive.
land high schools ond 52 stu-AU collcg• . ore under t~e cdu~
T I I d A d ts f h 1 lh . d c:~taonal d1vaslon of the drwc and dd•J• I AI A • • ... xn I'Om R oo s •n c amme • a ked t . 0 nc u e I IOna um chvlly .ate metropoht.an area. The-re CiT!' I rt: m 0 contribute Q PeT·
also 65 studcnta from 38 fidtoola ccntaee 01 the total goal v.iucb
lit••r Presbytcnnn Church WJII
host all the alums With n Spce!Bl
service. as •t by thf'l fund's budget board all O\'Cr 01"(!gon. Students nttt!nd- -
mg LC from out of state mclude The faculty partu:ap:~l!'s cm-.. P1oneer Pow Wow" \\'Ill be
this vear's theme for LC's annual
Homecoming events, Oct. 19
through Nov. 8. accordmg to Ann
Kloosterman and Ross Webb, co
chairmen. riving wall begm the f1rst
t month for the building,
will be construc ted in the
or Platl with some new fea-Ann al.so mode the announce
ment lhnt nn)' orgam!.:ltlon not
nsslgncd n d1splay nrca, should
~ Candidates for Home-coming contact Karen T~.Ylor in charge
suggc:stion for the new un1t I Queen are Carolee Weiss, semor; oC campus dlllplnys, Ruth Odell
:ec1ommcnded by thl' men or Judy Ho{fman, JUnior: Carolyn Hall.
Hall. TI1e addition w1ll ha\'e Bangs, sophomore: Sue Korno-1 The freshmen will be asked to 30 Crom Woiiungton; 34 from nuoUy an thiS drl\'C Qlld although
Callfronin, three rmm Monlllnn; there will be no 5pe04l publlCity
pnc from Alaska; thn::e from ld-or student campaigning. anyone
mw and s!Z from Hau·ail. Fresh-mtercsted m donallilg to the fund
men fTom forcagn countries m-11:> urged to rontact Dr Kenyon
elude: one ffflm Gennany; one before Wednesday, Oct 22, the
from Venezuela; one [rom Can-I dcadl.an.c for contribution.
ada; one ffflm Hong KOlle. Chma I Money collect.ed. for the fund Is
and lwo from Sweden. I uS<."Cf to support 'i2 -.·Arlous com
1 hems, freshman . Campaign week budd th•! anuaJ bonfire but it wlll aiians Initial ,,s sc~eduled tor: Oct. lfl-23: final, be up to lhP. en lire student body e dectJOns Monday nnd Tuesday, to llllllDlain iL ha Day' Tradition Oct. 26 and 27, nnd the run-offs Of the total student enrollment, muru~;y orgnnization..,_ in nrcu
about 40 per cent hve on campus. I or cltild care, E!dueation. youth,
and the rest arc commuters. health and fumily scn•Jce. __..;. ___ _
flowon. and fun will
LC's H Aloha Day." Oct. Wednesday, OcL 28
Announc~ment of the Home·
coming Queen will be made Fri-
1 doy. Oct. 30 in front of the Cym. R H l S k Palatinian Study Sections ev. arper o pea p .d G D . .
honor Hawaii as a st.te
will be celebra.ted many
during next we-ek and
·ec-c,gl'l,i.ze the eight studenJ.s
the SOth &tate the public
committee of the
is sponsoring this
This year the greatest
of atudents from Ha·
are regiater.d at LC than
before. Activil1es fo1· the court v.'ill in· On 'The Practical Saint' . TOVl e roup lSCUSSI ~on
I feUows on .campus are
to wear their Hawaiian ·
shirts a.ad the girls
wear flowered dresaes.
lights a.nclude the giT·
of 300 Vanda orchids ta
girh and the playing ol
music between cluset
the Post Office. clude many TV appearances 1n
the near ·future.. "The Pra.cllc:JJ Saint'' will be Interest groups under the lend-
the Rev. Craig Harper's topic ot ership of the Palntinian Soclcty
chapel in E'w·nns Auditorium 11 have ~n meeting on Sunday
a m., Thursdoy. I e\•eninc at 6:30 p.m. In PalaLinc Ann reports lhet't! wlll be nu
merous changes in alumni activ
ity this yc:1r. LC Alums wall
have a golf tourney at 8 a m.
Saturoay, CX:t. 31. At 11:.30 a.m.
there wHI be a luncheon in Temp
jleton Commons. preceded by n
coffee hour 10 the Tr:ul Room. Re\', Harper wns graduated I M:mor. The study section, which
from the State Unh·ersaay of ID.St.S about nn hour, is set up
lown wJth n bachelor of arts de· to privtdc opportumty for sm.alJ
gJ"t't! and rece1ved hiS bachelor o! ~roups to meet and dJSCU5S top·
divinity degrt'e from Boston Um-lCS or mutual lntcresL
\'crsity of Theology. One of the more popular see-I A Te'Cl p·aon honormg President He became past~ of the Park-ttons, according to Mary Webbe.r, I Morgan S. 9dell will be held 10 I'CI.>C He~ghts MethodiSt Church ~general chrurrmm, is the one on
Ruth Odell Lounge, durmg the 10 1954. • "Contemporary Drama" ntis
donee Saturday, Nov. i. A m·nrried man walh two gi'OUp will read nod dtSCuss the
The Drama department is I daughters, Re1.·. Harper has been play ~J. B." _whtdl is n Broad
scheduli.ng two plays at 8;30 pm. ~ direl't.Or ot youth and student \\"BY hit based on btblical mo
Fridav and Satut'dav ntghl. No\', work for the Ol'egon Conference tcrial from the Book or Job plnced
ti-; - • of th!! Methodast Church since in a modem setting.
St.mday, Nov. a. the Weslmin· 1057. ..Courtship nnd Mnrnnge" WlU
unger Pains Grow as Meal Lines Slow
.. * * * A Familiar Situation?
LC'S MAZE GAME: • FIND THE L'UNCH LINE I Nancy Simpson. Long waits ond sudden menu
Staff Writer Chang= can be attnbutcd to Joe's
Waltmg seems to be the big adjustment to ordermg n e "'
cnmpus complault when the amounts or food. lnexpenenced
masses aftt't' clal5ses assemble new crews .slow thing up, too.
1nto long meal ltues. To temunate lmle-~ the cafe
So th15 reporter held a sound- ter.UJ superv.uor ha!l added to hu
out ~1on \\ ith Joe Shnkes. student s1.4il!.
c.n!etcria super v •.so r for Saga ·wnh cold "ather, tudent.s
'Food Scn'tcc Joe acknowledged have b•"er &ppeutcs," JOf: re
I lhc fact t.hnt he was \\-ell aware ports.
ol the gourmet gnpc.
The best soluuon, acrording to
Shakes. lies Wllh the students
lhcm.sclves. By geanng Uu:tr eat
me schedule they could am'lo-e at
vaned tunes nnd o~ old !ong ltnes.
The sugges\ton of extended ser·
\'tnC ume wa1 vetoed ",t.h the
fact that the 6-6:15 p,m penod
is used blUe no~
The !E.'edlng a1 more peop:e
thnn last year constnutl"3 part of
th t" '-mnc problem A\'.:t7£ge at
't'nd:ml't' at dt. ner 15 425 &h~ fall
as rompared to tfuo spr.ng's 300. Because the lower level hne IS
reserved for members o1 the ad
minisuallon onb. students b&\'·
mg c:omnuttce mceungs at. noon
are restnct~ f1om thas Jm£> but
muy o du-ectly lO the head of
lhe l1nt.'S upst.rm"S... •
'1'lu.:i LS don" out of cous1d• ra·
taon for the faculty," sa~ Joe
.. U at doesn't work. we "ill hnve
to change .latrr
One quesuon le!t unanS\\'l.'n'd
br Sh-:;k~ bow dot'S on~ contrnl
hung~:r pangs• (~ature D:lvtd 3Ild Pamaa ~1-
l.ison n5 moderators. El1130n ls
wnrkang under Chaplain John
Anderson as <:haplaln-inte.m this
year. Two other topacs under du·
cusston ar~ Conlcmporory Brit·
WI ~lilies" w1th Bill White. ]un·
tor. and ""TTle MWion of the
Church," GJb Sltiblcy, sentor, as
moderators ~tn-ely Rather
than being study or lecture
courses, the group$ are des:igned
to follow .the mter(!Sts of the stu
dents attendwg.
The interest groups. u; hich v.-.11
.last until Truinksgivmg when
new topics will be -et up, are
open to ony student or faculty
m~:mbu who is interested.
The Palatinmn Society is an
organl.Zati«m dedicated to "love
God . wlth lhe mind'" and to
the support of the religious fife
of the campus. Any student or
fnculty mcmbP...r mtcrested m
pledgmg hmuelf to the ideals
of a Chnsfun cdhunurut) d61r·
mg to lemn iS we!collK' to jom
the sooety.
Hopkins to Give Benefit
For Evans Scholarship
George Hopkms. long-tune
fncnd of fanner .LC mUSJe direc
tor John Stark E'liUlS and DO'VI." a
m~ber of the UnJvemty of Ore
gon's mus:e .staff. will p~t .a
concert nt 8 p m.. Nov. 2. m
Evan5 Audnonum. for the bene·
!1t of UH: Evans Scholarship Fund.
The concoer1 Wlll consist or the
pumo works ar Alberul Gmaslera~
Buenos Aires, Argentina All LC
students.. flJculty ;and stall mem
bers wtll be admitted WJtb a
student body C9.l"d. Othen will be
~-d tn ~Y a rmall adm1uion
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Page Two THE P10NE£R LOC Friday, OcJober
\l'bo · .. to Blame?
:z.:vc1 y ) Clll' lhP..-c oppc<~rs lo be n shurtllge o{ in ICJ est among
uff-campub students m cmnpu:; life They ore er1lidzcd for not
J)l)} tiCJpnhug HI cnrnpu~; events fuld orgnnizntiuns. AWS Chooses
For September Gabbert
·Honor' Senior c_.
Sees Euro
Much ds~·ussaor1 of th(' situntion takes place in Studt•nl
SerHtle. Ylll the twu t;,'lOliJl -ofi-C,&mpus anu on-campu~
Ol'\'l."!f sL•em lu bl' nnvmot"' lntcrrdnh·u. There Lllc, defimtelv. Nm\('y Gnbb-.·rt. n vavnl."ious.
llll'ndly JUnior, hns been l'hOiit'n
lw .1\ WS ns Coc-d of the Month. lhC' petition system-newly intro-J v J c
duced rtus ycar-c huinnen o{ thl' n 0 vo
mam sodnl functions arc sl!h'ck>d
. ~
w 1\'S "' whtch th(• cornmuh•t· rnuld be nwdc to f('el more a •
pru·t of collugc acti\ritius. 1\11 !:ientHt: reprt·~··ntntivc from
tlw JUniul' clnlll! this ycnr, Nnncv
is chairman or 1 h•· soc tal com
mille<•. She und ht!l' rornmittl'i• under her din·ction . "Oh, you'• c AJncricuns
The.: Unit.:d Nntjons lntcn·'·l \ ou?'' Tht· \\a the
Group I Onl· or Nuncy's mujOr ~·rt'eting CXtl'ndC'd Billie
mtt•n·.st~. Sbt: was a del<.•gnt<: to st•nior, on n lhrct month
tht Modd UN at Lu!" Angclc ~ loti Europ1· last 1ummt.•r
<tpring. She found thut truvcllng Snillng from Montr~al, The qut:stton m point is thut ol studl•nt "'umm ttt~es for t:X·
ta acw•iculur c\l~n t!l. How uftcn .u·c thl'}' hL'aded by or tn·
dude thC:iC' uH-cumpus students. who .ul accusNI of non par
t il·tpntwn nnd ln<.•k ul school sptrtt ·:
Sh1rit:s npp<.-ar in the LO(; about sign-up!\ for L·nmmitlee
\\'{ork. Whnt happl'nS lu lhl· individuul's n.unt· uft~r it 1~ sub
mitted? Is 1t lost in the shuffle oa just disc,lrded because it
IS un!amahur to th(ISt• £dccting the comrnitlwc.
Many off-campus students, in hopes of becoming :.t more
mtegrated plH l of thctr cullcgc, voluntL·cr but few c\'cr
ty>~u ,lfly 1 csults. Not even t1 noll' saying that thcil show of
cooperation wns uppret·ttnh.·d.
Is this situ a 1 ion ~x1st ing because tht' mort: populat• students
t•nn d<• n better Job'.' If this seems to be the renson, do those
pit•king Lh~'Sc pL'Oplc C\'Cr stop tv think that they are g<:neral
ly tht! ones with fingers m c\'ery pit•:' Students who atP not
wult•ly-known on thL• l'llmpus and d<.' uffer lo help ure most
oft£•n lh«,se with capnbihtics Lh111 huvc never had u oppor
tunity tn bl' L':•:pn.:ssl'ci , Th<.•y, as a rule, are not so active in
t'Hmpu~ ul'ganizaticms, ancl thN(•fun• would posstblv do the
iub oct tm I hnu those· who du not have much time lo devote, •
Tht• t'H-cnmp ut. studl•nts an• l\l)l the ones who need to re-
,•valuntl • themsLh cs and lh(•it· rl'lataon to LC. Rather, those
:;tudcnts wath respunsibilit~· in formmg committL-es should
rl;appl"mse lhdr vnluc~ and apply mnn• dt>mocrat i~ pnnc1ple!o. • •
Nancy Ca.bt>.rt
Coed of Monih
nn· respun.'>Jb h: for pulling out
the :;ocial calend1u, a JOb llhe has
bct•n work ang on ~met: loott ~pa-in g.
Tht Sol au I C.:ommlltl'f: al• o or
~&unilcs \ llfinu& nil-school runc
tiom 1uch us tlw Kick-off Dance
and Homecomi ng,
Nun<"Y .tltends muny ndrmms·
trultvt: rommillecs and through
Don Quixote , l>y chmtt>r(•d bus with "'ludents Billie accompnnu:d her
from other c:olleg<.>s woa both in-on an .-xchonge
t('ll'Shnrt und fun She and five tht· Vnllcy Communi ty
other LC >tudcnL u.•prcs<'nlt-d the lcnan Church m Portland
Tunisian ddcgatton MacDonald Ro.ld
The ummc·r wa~ a buay one Cor Church in Edinburgh .
N<mcy At her home an ~cot 'These exchanges with
Fall. Montana, Nancy work(.>d tor ten nrc becoming qu.He
the "Great Fall! Dinmond Jubi· n•marked Billie. "since
ll•C," the 75th anniversary cele-is the home o( the
l>rat1on of her home town Her church"
JOb included even·thin.: from dO· Oth c . v· . _ · er ountnea I.Sllod mg :;ecretonnl work to servmg
ns host~ss for marine, anny and Durmg the Ci.~t hall
na\'Y bands. summcJ•, thl:! Gambles
Last yt~nr Nancy sen•t"<l 00 the mO$l of Scotland. then
Senate d~ n sophomo re reprc-Sweden \\here tht:y
wntauvc Sh~ b1dongcd to Saca-·• Volvo st.ltion wagon and
JliWcans, a sophomore honorary. France. Gt.•rmany, Sw
und is no\\ u member ot Am'icans, Holland ond Denmark.
JUnior honororary. She has been "~ really got to know
the 'lecrdary ot her donnatory, pic on thc lost month of
Aktn HaU, and as now inter-sor-for L·verydny I met new
onty n:pn•s<:ntntivc for Delta my own age," commented
Ph1 Gamma !>Orority An English ''Sinct· htktng IS the fsvo
mloJOr. Nancy hasn't dectdcd what tlnental pastUmt, students
her vot.ll inn wtll be after .:rad-nil over Europl' would
ualion. through Scot land, , hostels ...
An Effort \l orthl~ 'hile •
Perhaps there an.' those of us who fc~:l somctim ('!> that tht:
burdens of studv ru·c mtolernl>l~ in the fa<"c of the worls ShC! wn& umn:z(•d at tht
pcan's knowledge or the Scribe Describes Lack of Enterprise "T~ey l'Onstnnt.ly nskcd
by Warren BonneU fuur Ol ra\'( •·JIVe'' peopl<: are no 1?1! u, .s. Cdlo_esn.~ thrade
I . twnu ast ltntl s e Whut would happen :at LC thiS onger prc.:cnt on campus; but ts . • . • anyone read'-' to ndmit that live cause they .feel we Will C\ situnt10n today and Ju·e ·temptlod tu tht'OW up our hands in 'cnr· iC somebody ycllt>d: "Boo!" .~ ... b. for •d' t t"
- )>ludt'nts wen the adrenalm or c"Of C4C tn ... 0 lh. • I despau·. That 1s a "qut•&tion "'hich has the entire college7 course t C.) a1
l wolkcd lnsl mght uown Jr.ISl tlw reflc>l'tion pool, p~u.t thL' b~:cn gJvt•n considemllon from One case in point is the M.S .• know nbout ou~ lecna
tc:nnis court und thco swammmg pool, dnwn tn the w:.e garden. some l·ampus ctrcles. The upper LC's pro~e and poetry magazine. they really nre•hkc the
classmen have sensed a diHcrcnl Has it tolded or hav.t: we taken roll_ song~ descrtbe .tht!m!"
Gar.mg.duwn tlu ough the trees ot the wnrmly im·iting lights at.mo.spher\! thon existed ut the the national example nnd just
1 Btlhe dloun~ hf~:d· 1n
of t.hc city, bre<tthing deeply of the air perfumed by the ro!"es ~m~ time lust year. Thcr<.• is the falkd t{J gc:l it ofl the laWJching sow an n· nxc • J'"'"Uii>
still lingcriug thCH\ I wos at pcnc:t', and 1 tell thnt as long feeling of u general monastery p:&d? Last y~ar·s editor. Sylvnn by. our frcn.tH!d standards.
"'S Oll ... ''•'It\ still r.·····t \hi's ltllVWh"lf' in lht• world 1h"n it is im·ol\'t.'rncut with no ""'l'SOnal or Hcuth \\'Onders oC I he .. e is thmg Ul town c.·loscs up
" ~ " " ~ " ... imaginnt IVl l'nt.erprisc, but no ('OOll .. b' •nter"st. or "'Uppo-' Lrom P m. .·.·rn tuct," she Ia wv1 U:t ull 1 he effort we e:m ut ford tu sec that peat•e is not "' " ~ • • d h h (one hn. put his finger on the the ;tudcnts thas yenr To dnte s:u , t t• otcl propnetor
_d_v_s_t_OO~)~·-~_d_. ______________________ E_.s_. __ ~_·u_ta~s~e~.~~~~·~rr~t~l~h~a~v~c~s~u~g=g~c~~ ~~4C~~~t~h=u~t there hasootbeenaooticcnbl~ lheroomsntllnndi!
Reporter Reveals Froshs' ·Plight
By Larry Hook
'fht oul of cn~:h college t'lunpus
1 st freshmen . Muny thanes vn
thl' octnl c n l c n d ll ,. to.•vol\'c ..
t~round the ~opho more lmi.l up·
Jll'r-<"husmcn but th~:: n wt•uld be
no upp rdassmcn 1f at Wt'rc not
for tht fn: hrnt'n
Toalint: lour lone y~:~rs to be
&raduott:d from hl~;h school, or·
raving \\'llh n dlstmsut.'>hed mn~:-nalll't·ncc at thear Cinnl year ns
stcmors, ba"king in lhe limelight
thrown on them Jrom tile1r jun-
101&-nll lhis :1dds up to o Cinol
bow nt hagh s,·hool graduation
L't!n'nwrucs. \\'1lh in a few short • mouths they are translonned in·
to the lowest of humaml\·-from. -
Thl' Wflrd frosh is n dcrtvattvc
nf lht..• dcrogntory noun frl'Shmnn .
It as o oombanntlO{I of confusion.
LJT '~l LE ~)tAN L)N C:\~ lPl S
• • -----... -
- •' II uth;r lal'k of anylhmg worth
know.n,; and .s a dcst•r:tplaon ot
nw.:d youngsters tryang to st.>c U.'i
mud'l ns passable of the soC'tal nc
Lh·iti£'.S nn jn lituUon of hit;hcr
lcnmtn{l has to oHI!r They gaze,
cnrnptul cd, upon their profess
ors os academic mltf\'Qis and not
humnn bcu~s t uppcr·dnssmcn
som~:how hov~.: th~ same idt•n but
thl'y delete thl phrtl t' ttl·ndcmlc
OUU'\'CIS) . We hkc fl~ hmt•n.
Thc.:rc 1u..: gt:ncmlly two d1stinct
1ypl"s of ts·c.:ihmcn: the urb'an nnd
the ruml. Your nportcr dist·us.scd
this top1c lit Grt·at ll•ngth wllh
l::litttbClh '1'. \'ocker. (tcshmnn,
untJ produt•t of the \\'CSt•sidL•
:-:tory Colll'8l' W her wns the hur
l~·y-burh:.y of spo1·t.s, nnrncl~ foot
ball: plnycrs, namely football ;
and Icndc~ name!~ · cheer.
She nspu·cs to bt C'Onw n world
rcnouned mh-roh girl. An en
\'iDblc ombitton.
The rural type iS ll(.lt ns readily
found on a campus such ns Lewis
and Clark's. Howcvl r, one nccos-
k-d ant the otha day ...
Snud cnmt to college wtth the • blessangs of his tnoth• •"-who hod ~pru·k of mterest from those upon tu 'l!tay out Inlet, vou must
whom the M.S. I~> dt-pl:!ndent . This arrannt.>mcnts foa· a key;·
io: in sptlc of the fact thnt the MiniaJer ·a Position Unique
latest issue of Harpers devotes Thl rr mister in :'1 Scot
66_ extra pa~cs to \\'rating m Am· muruty hns a uaffcrent
l'l'lc:a. from th:at m America,
A note: to last ~·car's unofficinl B1lhe ·s:.id: "he is g1ven
coflee club. Fot·rner LC sopho-cest house for pre!'tige
m.o1e and Trail Room barb, Bruce smallest salary to k~p him
Miller (nt>w at the U. of Wash· blc."
lngton) was in and out of Port· The min.lslt•r is t.•t aps
land lnsl weekend . HJs bigg~t the congregation ond
Impression of the U~ At11sts are his rt.!QUired.. duttCS, nC\'Cr
nbl<' to sell I hear work:; from Ot;ar-li);hmr. the casual and
campus C'Offet:-!>hop · e.xhabits. rclallon s.hips so (•ommon in
Bu~int:s' Ad and Journalism icn
rnajors may bl· interestt.>d to know
lhtlt Haig Cnrtuldan LC graduate
ttnd cun nt prl'SJden\ of Uw LC
Alumni Assn.. has opl.'ned his
own office 11~ 8 sales p10motwn,
pu biJC I l'llltl(lfiS anu dirc•ct mall
~om>ullunt. Thi~ h. a very fn:sdn
nung and luca.1tivc ht!ld, nnd n~
conhng to public relataons mfor
matwn, is the only such oflice
in cxistl·tH:e in lh1~ nren of the
northwest
Dr. Wdli:~m Stafford was on
T\' last week as a guest spc.aker.
but one of the other guests took
U1e Ooor and talked through Dr.
Stafford's time.
"But I was oble to sny 'thank
~ ou' for being invited," Dr.
Stnfford srud. "English nwn arc very
l'Onsdous," B1llie mused,
the well dressed young
ways wears t• hat, Ul!Ually tt
bowll!r. Once I accll:lt
smashed my clatc·s hat,
\\'RS on the cnr sent."
Balin: felt the EuroJ:»e~lD
particularly a ware of
of their fellow man. "
lhlB <'Onccm !nr others'
come$ Crom li\•inc thro
wnrs lt>gcthcr.'' she said.
.. ll wns s memornble sum
remembered BiJJic
·but you are ne,·er more
of how wonderful our own
tcy as unuJ you go 3\Vll'
then come back."
I.'· r1c. " l'UbllcaUC>n cot' Ole A «Cilllt d ~tuOt nlM ot ~" 1>11d 1
I• ,,. l"tlbll•'h• tl '\'lo"C'kf) oturiQI: &heo collra;~ ,..,a~ 8Ubl!i'rlpllcP mt<' n r l~lll~r<'4 o.., lit :t..'Vnd ID.E:! ntlllt I' Ill t' s Pol!t orne I (I liAnd
u ult. r ih 1 or ~~~~~h ~. 1 S':'ll.
J~u ~11.-nr,r
(.'bnrr .)J cO Inn Ill
.!~kip liArl
nol• • • ntln
1 •rl 11~
llol• r oc Will l
:-.; \ ~· J t"Jl coached prof~•onnl Wl'e3tll·rs for
th1• family brc.nd and buttc.r.
Som" yc.:nrs ngo, his !other p:.s.sc.d
awny peacelully orter tm e\'t'ntng
or family fun. ThJS nmbitlous
~·oungster found Lh heltefloskcll
tcr WO)' of colh•gc hft! .uwagorn
tm.g, Ius professoas stlmulatmc
nnd his housemother rnothcl'ln~;.
Altt·r mtrodut•ing Ed\\lln to Ellr.a
b<>th, both k hero or my
roWl.sdmg (whu:h was, fresh-up
\Hih sn('n·up. yanM )"al'nB) nnd
tnppc.d Mf amo.ng tht' athletes
'' tth n m1 rgmg nf henrts.. ''r ,-) J•ok to
'
II
Sic rCo
E:uro
rvoC
Americans,
v. ar I he
Ldl.'d Bill1e
hrec-month
unmt.'f.
MontretJl,
ant~d hCI'
gc paslorute
ommunity
in Portland
oad
burgh.
nges with
g quit~:
" . e, 51DCC
the
Visited
!ir.;t haU
Gambles
nd, then
they
wagon and
)IU\)'
len~ ark
to know
month of
met new
thc !a vorit.
student'
would
at the
of the
nskt:d
trade
you musl
:'1. kf'\' ,.
set apan
and
\'CJ"V • mused.
yottng
usually a
I
n• tc:.ll
·~rtlnnd. 16, 19!9 .. TH£ PIONEER LOG Page ThrH
res Opens • With Fall Farces \ COMING EVENTS j Peopk .4-ze <fo.LI.uu; .4IJO..t •.•
r1tffi0 department has I • Harl.-quJn <cmp\li to mam-1 Oct. 16 to 13 DI.nl"ng Danci"ng Hl"ghll. ht
d th• cruatn..: of two pu!nt•· a mucrian" between th(• 16-Friday Fllm, 7:30 p.m. £yaru I g
hifh nre schl'cJul~ to old m.~.m nnd th•• old womou und racuUy Womt~n's Tea, 2·4:lO
fltll drnma £l•Mon aa n nrn.nge a !lnti~I&ctory rdation- p.m. Alcin Hall
I NovcmbCJ ' ::0, II ond 7. sh1p lor hlmn·Jt with the )'Oung 17-Linheld (lherel Weekend lor Th:eta Kappas
plft)"~. "Dot·tor In Sp&IC ' £lrl. Theta Kappa Diftllor By Ramona Salminen
Dmlng bcion• dantlnc Is the
tr. at m atorc :101 lucky dat•::a of
Theta K:lppn Sllront guls this
Saturd:'ly n&Chl. An :~ppetlz.lna
menu of rolled roast tlccr, baked
pott•tocs :md olJ the trunm.lngs
1.\ ill bt! se• vcd in the grncious
home ut Mns. Ra("'hcl ihnycr, sor
uraty ad\•iscr. Janet Hunter i.& in tcr, Wctnl secretary. AJ Grlgga,
SCTVICC ICctt:Uiry, and 'Warren
Bcnnutt, publicny Membcrsfp ls
bnscd on a nummum of two yennr
nctlw· duty rn thl! arml.'d forces
nnd an honorobll dlschnrg<' . l," by Mohe11': and '"l'hc I 'rhc two ploys w111 be dtr~>ct•·d AWS Dance, 9·12 mid.nighJ
o! H:trlfqum ," by Cllf-by norum Ros.s, pQpular Port- Palatine Lounge
1ams on• rated as t'XCcl- lund actor and dird:tor. 18--PalaJinians. 6·7:30 p.m. Arm·
y nnd un uct uul slap- thong Lo"'nge
b•• u.L'<I to hl'ightc·n th~· Terml'fes Gnaw, 19-ASLC SenaJe adiminuration
th•'. ''Doctor." council 3&30·5:30 p.m. AJphn Gnmmu SOl oruy hanorcd
th••Jr nlum1 at a u•a giVrn Sept
27 in Pnlaurac Mnnor·. New mem
bers were also prr:Mnt to greet
rctummg students. of Mollt'rc' s la&CC t.'on-Carpente s Sorority prefernc e day T S aW TOPS 7:30 p.m. Armltrong
wt>odc~utter who 1s forced '
tht• rolt.• ond pructiCt: the "Termites, Je~nr,.nut" •v•ry· 20-S.C.A. lla.m.
of 0 doctor. 1'hl' C'(ln-where:' muttered Dr. Eugene IVCF J 1 a.m. I t.harse o! r.rrnng(lmt nts fur the
oecas10n
of a cnt:c ol mis· Kozloff lcnJ Tuesday ,u be Sorority bid~ out
bunted for the creatures in Senate 4 p.m. Student bod7 A lon.~ell cofle<> hour honored
Mns. Jane Touhey in Armstrong
Loung Itt 4 p.m. on Tuesday,
<kt-13 Mrs. Touhey, who tuls Clarinetist Plays
For Music Hour u•· .. tlly t·autled lry tht·
tcr's w1rc, who IS tryang
"'''" w1th hrm for bt!atmg
tht•ml' of the ploy is
is what he is regardles s
opinions of uthm,._rnan
change.
's br1d comedy rcvol- ~
un old mun who I0\'4..'5
1:1rl und an old lady whu
vnung man, numl'<i Harlc
u sl!'ri£',.. of disguis-
Gale Enger, '56, will
soloitt on Lewu. and
the Air" 8 p.m. Sun
KPOJ Enger wtU play
"F'ugue in C Mnjor" and
P\!tra" by Mullet. Also l<.o
on the proe.ram arc
1n1RBI Singt:r1, S) mphonic
Orchestra the decoyed wood hom a torn-Office
up walk outl'ide tbe LOG ot- S.O.E.A. Kick·OH banquet 7
fice. p.m. Mayfair Restaurant
With several aludents from 21-Crook meetings been PrcsJdcnt Morgnn S. OdcJI's The MuSic Hour on Oct. 22 vnll
s:ecr<:tary, l5 nuumlng o new pOSt-feature a vaned progrorn b)'
L1on ns secn:tary lo Prcstdc:nt Mnnlyn Poole, clarind. accomp
A. L. Strand of Oregon SUite Col-nniecs by Ltndn Morgan at the
lege. piano. The progr;~m v;iU be&in his biology classes. Dr. Kozloff, 22-Mu•ic Hour 12:1S p.m. E•ans
busy splitting the wood, ex· 23-Akin Hall houae party. 8:30
plained they wen bunting for p.m.
specime n• ol termite nymphs
a.nd the worlcera mature tar·
miles wiJh well de•eloped
jaws for burrough1ng tnto
wood. "The place it crawling
wilh them.-joked Kozloft as
he happily dumped apecimens
ln!o Jars.
Magazine Ad Features
Former LOG Editor
Norman Scbwinge, '51 gradunk
in journalism and editor of the
PIONEER LOG in 1949-50, WM
pictured in Life .M.agazinc scvcr;U
weeks ago. He appeoted 1n a !ull
pag~ advertisement for Farmer's
Insurance Group. ---- ..:•:.__
Music Chairman
Completes Works Nancy Gobbcrt. social CQmmls- lit 12:15 P m m Evaru MWilc
aioner. ur~(>S nll studeuts w turn Building I in pclitionw now t11 work on or j A l<•phnmorc Dnd pupd of Eddy
1 head committees tor the Snobal1 I Flc.nncr, Mnrilyn is u long-Umc
formaL All thnt is required is n mu•1c studem who wn ... l!llthu i·
name and o parhcular interest. nsllc about till• clarinet In high
L Stnnley Glarum. director of Peution s may be gav,.n to flan-sehQol days. She plnyed m Lbe
the mus1c department, has been cy in P.O Box 22JI or 1.0 Dny Ali·Nonhwcst Band nnd made
busy ut d10rnl composition dur-mcm~r ol the social committe . Tt!gulnr npp<."ttranc~ wtth lhe
mg th,. pnst summer. Due off the All you fil'flt n.ightcr5 , read on. Spot-Light-on-Youth TV Orehes
prcss Jonunry I 1s n collL>etion of P1ero Bdluci will make hlS Port-Lrtl.
Anthems for Mbtl'tt voices, pub-land public debut conducting the ~hu~ny· ~rogrum, marked
hshcd by Prl'ntice-Hall. Engle-Portland Symphony Oct. 26 in by 0 wide .\'anct)> of ~ood nnd
wood, N. J .• which will contain H the Civic Auditonum The con-long rnngc tn point of tame of the
seh·ctions, mostly onginnl compo- ductor DlTIVCd from It:~ly this ~mpositions, will mclu!le lhc
utions w~k to rehcanc the progrnm Cu"St movement of Pnul Hinde-
.' •h' h 11 · 1 d b . Ro mith's "Sonate," Debussy's -pre. While vocatlonmg ol the bea ·hI v. IC WI tnc u e llCOI'CS ~ s- ..
-A c sini Beethoven Prokofiev Bcr· mll!rC R h a P • o d l c and th••
&n ugust, Glarum completed ' ' , • "Eonnta m E Flat MaJor"' of !h·e ncv.· chon;] works. Also. the Ion~ und Tsc:haiko\~l'kY FuUow Brnhms.
mw;ic was cumplctcd for Georg•• mg th~ o~nmg night pcnor;m-
Schwinge is as.si!'tant io the di-Ehot's poem, .. The Choir Invis-anc:e wtll bt:> a rCCt:>pllon hononng
rector of training mau:rials for ible'', and dedicated to the Lewis the. new conductor and his wile. Speakers Await Meet
the company's head office in Los and Clark Choir. ll will be pub- Engngemt!.~t news of Judy Hoff· Tb(.> p1onccr :fortDSICS dep3rt·
Angeles . He J.S also 1.>ditor <~f lhe li•h"·' bv Bo n 1 . ... man to seruor Jsm MncDonnld ment IS pn-parmc for tv."' meeu
" ~u , ur c \'e 1n ''ovem-Hustlcr, 2-1-page shck magazine b~r. • was rcvi>Dk-d last Monday c\'en-soon, a Jpceeh tow~ment at
published by this west coast in- 1ng wnh WL-ddmg plans fore Unli.'Cr&ilv or On>gon, Oct. 80 and
surance company. The Anthem, ".A C h or 3 I cos~ Cor next (nll • 31, wl 1ch wall tnclude nU diva-
. Ptayet" hns been ae~ptcd for Emu ~ Mo'.' v.'BJ elt~h :d prCSl· ., --'- 1• d •~•~ He IS t~e fa_thllr o! four young, publu:alion by G. Schunner. Nev. stan• 0• spc~ .... ar-. nn u s .... u:
sons rancmg ln age from a first York, dent o! the newly tonm.•d Yell cxtempornnl'O\Ul speaking meet
grader to tl toddler. His wife is club. Also slntcd for lhc cab met 1 which wm oome to the cnmpu:t
the rorme.r Joan Hills. also '51, nr(>; Val Von l.t:u\'P.n, vil.:e·presi- D~c . 9 Dr. Com hus Sabtn, hcnd • I dent; D<i\'id Coop r, ~recrctary. of lh,.. forensics department.. en-1<\JX
PARAMOUNT
BHUADWA 'l'
ORPlHWM
'l'h ~a trl"S Concert Bureau OUers
IN ew Series of Artists [( G W-TV to Air I Don M~tcalt, ucn un•r: Don Hunt· oounges s:tudc"llta WJlh or wtth
out prcvtous :;pec.tb expenencc LC English Profs Polio Shots Available to p:articlpntc in the dCI)3rtment
Lewl1 and Clark s-tudents mny C'U\ st c<i Dr Sabm w01 hold
nJ cards Now on Sale
Abov~ Theatres Cdcbnty Altract1on s. n new
ronC'crt bureau, open~d thas year -----------J by Ariel Rubenstein , will present Dr. Ro~rt Du:;cnbery, En&}ISh get. thc1r poho sbota any tim!.! oonChme c~ M.ondnvs and
department head, will ppen a dunns; lht' 6Chool y~;..sr ior 75 Vh.'Cincsd.ays nt 3 p m. lor wblch
puncl d1s~·urnon on KGW -TV.j cc.nt.s C!lch at the mf1rrnary tn tntcri:-stC'd persons can obtain
Channel 8 at 9·30 a.m., Sunday. S_ter.~;_·n_r_t_H_a_U_. ________ _..;. _ _,;.. __________ _
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The
ollege
Sto .. e to Portlnnd audiences some of
lht:> fine5t :irtlsts in the mus1cnl
fwld.
Robert Joffre}', theatre ballet:
Byron Jnnis, pi:m.ist: Andres
Scgo\•in. master guitarist: Jon
r Pt:crcc, 'tenor; JCl'lnic Tourcl,
mezzo-sop~.Ulo: and Z'\IJ .,Z<"Ithn.
violinist muke up the hst of re
citalists for the 1959-60 conct:rt
series. The forum, sponsored by the
Oregon Colleges Foundation. will
hove u tts theme "Undernand- 1
ing What You Re:~d."
The panel "' 111 discuss how to
rt:ad n no,•cl by npplying the
general p r I n c: 1 p 1 e s to Mark
Twain's "liuckl~beiT) ' Fmn."
The panel memb€.'rs will in
clude· :Dr. Wtlhum Stafford, Ken
neth Johnson, John Bmun nnd
W1lllom I.ucht. all members of
Season t1ckets for· this series the Engltsh d~partment nl LC 1
at the Cl\'ic Auditor1um. can bel Shndy Davfdson, assistant to the
I obt:tint:d nt Celebrity Attractions, d..:an of mPJl, wdl be the actinc
91 G S. W. King, Ponland 5, for I eo-ordmr.tor Cor the pan.cl.
ns JitUc as $6.
I
Interviews Due Women
lnlerested in WAC Rank
Fu'St L 1 e u L c n 11 n t Anne M.
Hes.<>. n.ssJ.Stant WAC £election
o!fu:er, will be nt Stewart Hall
Wednesday, Oct. 21. to t.alk wath
collegt' nomen concerning op
ponum Ju~s for dtred appoint
ment as offie:e•s m the Women' s
Army Corps. Any mte.res:ted Jun·
tor or sc:ruor n-omen may arrange
nn intcn"IC\\ through the place
ment office or may go to Stewart
Hall any ttme danng the dny.
Rcpresentanves f r om Salod
Mnstcr Corp. will also be on
cnmpus Oct. 21 to i.ntcn•1cw stu
dents for both p:~rt-lime nnd full
time employment Interviews of
one hnlf hour will concern selling
, nnd be held 9-11 a.m. and 12-2
p.m. Appointments mUS't be ronde
lhroulth tht> pl::~cement (\!Ii~e. I
1959·1960
GALA
SERIES
* Jan Peerce * Andr• Segovia * Jennie Tourel * Byron Jcmis * Zvl Zeitlin * Hobert J afl:rey
Theatre Ballet
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------------------------------------------------------------~ P?tent Wildcats Invade Pa!atine Hill;IBearcols Win New Faces in Old Places I
Aflt•r thre£> CNISN·utt\'t' dcC••lltll,
h~o m NWC watJDH\ Juc Hus•
ton'" won toNI will dl•ftnit••l\• • )111n• thcar Wtork \.'UI uut tor them
lt•morrow when l..intteld m\'odcs
thl' ~~·aim (•f Pnlultnt· f01 ;m Cllnll' uy on th(' Wildcat rost"l" on lest fT:~:;an °j~~-:;·w.~~ ~ .. :a~: I.('WUJ nncl Cl:u~.
nnll lltll I'urraah r.1p1tlly catch-I NW A • Sohool, !Jt tho Ul.lrd athl•t. tn uu. Vtlop••d h1 J>llt!Stng IU"tn . . n CIIOD .. 11 .. of aporil t•atu.r .. d-IC'1ltd d ·····dl . .. • me up With hts uldcl brother Ron, 1.9 bottn llO(}OMIJit tll• Ltwi• a.Dd un OUU\40 J sec SOLnl!
hM to lll• rme (I{ llwm PMrt!lh Clult oon.urnu>tty wtlb onte\andtnlf Yl H r,Uidlng the tenm · Th t 1 \"'II 11 B frHbmen .u~d tnuuor•r vropaot• 1n
• fi£'rtwon ene<,unt<'•. plt~·ht•d two •.t:orln~ t•tlorts 10 " power u ·Y 1 o.nu: t' t'Ut-tb• Ynr.lty avorta.
),1at wet•l,'s 1-1-l<t de!ldlock .tgomst eaUi, who huv.• not lost a lciii,!Uc Pluym.- thrt·t• yeal's \'UU!ily
tlw C11yoh:s. On lht· end of Par-l.!untl'lll sutce 19!17, uddt•d another busebnl~ und !ootba~l nt w~.sl
· 1 \'lchW\' to tb••1r b .. Jts last SlllUt· T '"'' Ga1·y mad" qull" 11 rt••nlc 1 nth ucnals wo.:n• Bil Dre•,:.el and • '" · • • ~ '"' " S•'VI'tttl ••wurds wert!
upon Gcuy r.a· his ru
plnc.·c kicksng ubility. LC upcnt•d up by WlllllPtng
J>SC 13·0 blll tlwn als cflcctivt•·
11('S llliili'll oJf somewhat ns
Gllnw Wt'l c cit oppcd ·to WhtL•
'·' t'lrlh 14·7, Collt.!llc of Tdrsho :12-
.21 ond lost wt•ckend Wlllamclle
20·6
Wlldc:au SporJ Record John 1\tul·km. Tup notch defe:1- du~· by tnkm~: the Olt'a!lun• of Cot ~tmsell. Lett field w.1s hts
sivt· nc••!i ·who deltghl in picking LC, :.!0·0, bc!on: 4,000 fnns,nt Me-po!uhon m the diamond game
1,(( tlncmy tosses nrc Jtm Clifton Culloch Stod1um in Sakm where hcbatlcd .350 m ~15 so~h
nnd llugh Yoshida . Both men Wsllnrnc:lt•• upt.>nl~ tiH• scoring omorc year, .300 an hts scmor
ptUcred on(' of Al\'nro's passes on thi'ir fir11t scrimrnfi~W play und u bnllia~t .400 in his jumor. •
n w·~k a.:n. The Wildcnts also l!llillUWIIIIIBJttl!lli!DiUimmr.ln lllllilnntl!ilt!llmnmilllllliiii:· · Before commg to college, Com
hove: ont' of the better place- .NOaTaWl\1~ 'i_0~lP~~· P.t. cb'YS bud done little quarterback- Paul Durhnrn' s \\'tldcnts "' c
the touJ•hl'St In tht• ~'f>ntcrcncc
nc~lu~hng to prcsl·nson llpecu
lutlon by th" "cxpcrts", beint:
tabbed the lwu uppatcnt to the
crown Willamcttc wore lolol \'Cat,
1'hls ndds U,p to nnoth~·r ha1d
dwr O( J)H'PIH 111(1 fttr U pnd•
,., at'klnJ; J>C?s 10n ag:un.!ll unl• more
glftni NctrthWt'S( Conr<'rencc nc
l!l'l'gfltlf!n , klrkers in tht• league in Len \\'II'" lit : 0 tl l.OOn :SI I me. Tht 172-pound !rcshrn&n
Tirrill who has boott.>d 12 PATs ~:~~~ 1~1,1 M •• ~ ~ l '·~~~ !~ i~ played opposite Tt•rry Keller, • .,.
nlrcodv. r>~aclfle l'l 1 •l 'ut•u t: H ftt!shman LC back. on the Wl'Sl • )£ • II = \) ltllt) ._.. r.:
The p10nccrs lost to LinCi~ld \\'hll111nn o r• " un<• "o ;, Lmn squad at left hulf. Lnrgcly
hu; 1 ,. ,.8,. 13-7. 1.. c·s w i ngcd-T llillnrrliJ.Illll!llliDliJIIlllillii!M:J.:,IIll11iltillil!!!l!lnWlll!lllillllll I h rough 1 he c ff ort s of Fred W i 1-
attnck Will hov<.• to be good if whl'n fr('Shmnn quarlerbut·k Tom-so11, assistant tootbnll coach <II
llwv hupt• to pcnelr.tte thl.' Wtld-my l~tt' ~lit ~·ntl Tt·ny Kent and
cfll dl'fl•nsc this lilnt! but where paydu·t Ill II pluy lhlll coven'()
the unpmvcm\'1\t 15 ~t·eded most 59 y:uds Lt'l' lht·n t'On\'<•rli..'d for
ts In pnss ddcnsc a 7-0 t.:ount.
Thlll s c •t ~u n 's ~kMmJwillc
t'h!\ t'n hn' $h(lwn s1gns of rnnk·
ln_g W11h l.m[n•ld II.!IIIIIS ttf j.)IISt
Y~'tii'S-and thnt i~ t:olng some Tlw
~ts.t lhr•.l' cllmp:ugna, the Wild·
(·nts hll\c madt• Duahum the wm.
nlnt:t 'it t'Oll<'h tn th(i Northwest
cJrcuit. fumt 1£1~6 ·to ln t yt•ar,
Durham's l anl.'l hnv1• t•omprasctl
~ good lookmg 21-3·3 tt.'CQru ' LC' I rit~d d('SJ'll'l'atl'ly to scurL• ------------• in tlu Jut h•r purl uf lhl· nt-,t Bickford Earns qu1u·t('f b\lt uJtt•r dnvmi; tu win
umL'ltc's tlnt-c, Dnle Shumw11v • Lineman Award lllh!n.'Cplctl n oy l' .. Mt.•.Uanit•l's
puss tmd pullccl the Bcilrcats out
So tar l.anfacld 11 unddcnted
but hns been hcd by C of I in
rontcrt·nu• piny, 'l'hc Portlund
State \'iklngs, \\'ho fe11 b)• two
·ro~ for the~ Pwne;:.>rs tu-sl ond Pionl'ct I'IJ;hl (.•nd, John Blck
ord, wns num(lcl the liuemhu of
I hi' W~i'k in last week's judging
by the NW Conference coache~ .
The sph·d.r LC Junmr earned the
lith:-!or tul'nmg in an outstnnd
mg p<>rformanct• on (lffen,e and
ddcn,;e in l..ew1." nnd Clark's 32-
21 to s to the C•lllegl• ur Idaho. of dangl'r,
lA'l' ol CtgUII..'d an the Sl\:Ond
stanza Sl ormt;. fIts p11ss to Doug
Chan and lmothcr t10nvcrsion sent
the tally to l'l-0.
Nclthl't' tcnm cored unlll tht:! •
rourth quuner wht:n LC g:um'CJ
tlw ball on the Bcnreat 25. ALter
fl\·e ploys M('Ountcl went O\'cr
llvm the thrct• to pnwsdc the
only 5COI'l' lot· the Ptonl'ers . only triumph of the scusun, were BicktorJ, who inl'idl·ntully is
thumped handitv by the 'Cnts, the NWC high &nd low hurdll'S
34·0 dmmp, l'Uught '' Roy~-e McDnniel
Lmfield Has Talent P·IJ." 111 tl.c ••nd zone for n TD and
11 tht•~t• is vnc ke' wvrd that 1nungetl to bnug ou to 20 and 29
_ ums Ul> 'the suc·ci;'SS of Linliclti y&lrdCt'S m the game.
lhi~ lime hlouncl ll hns to bel l~t addition lo IllS bnlltont oH
cle~,th .Durham hns thwe plo- t•n~l\'l' surge, tbe LC wlngmnn
tO{mS lr> thruw {tt the opposition ltJ,lUI'ed in , ~\·era\ of the taC'k)~S
nnd nht.·nth• in two uf tlw Wild-anl'iufling '' 49-rartl cba~e of
1 •I" run·.•wny wu•s hns pllw~d Charlie Ah·aul to the one-)'terd
' \ U'\ ouc on th~ b~nch ltnc wllt'rt' h1: hauled hint down -_, r a a a r n n n r r n r n r r a a a u a w u w u u u a u a •
Piotaeer .l••atter
By Bob Cantin
Sporll Editor
Lorry GroH."S. LC scntM hnlfback, s-nnkcd se{'(Jnd tn the l.'Onfcrnce
IUHt Wf~k tn •·ushmg "tlh 247 rwt yntds trililmg Linftdd's J1wk
1'cmpl~ b) 10 yard Gru\'c , now SJ)(>rtlu ~ 11 '1 5 avcrngi.' pl'r CIIIT)',
du~k .. 'CI CIH runs of 16, 20 nnd S4 yard m tht.• Coyote contest
Freshman Sam Macon moved up lhe ladder in Jhe ind1Y1dual
rus.hin9 department keeping his same 8.8 averag~ pttr c:arry-whic:h
is lops ln lh~ c:onfennc:• end holding down sixth spot. Only carry
ing 1ho ball 18 limos. speedy Sam c:halked up lSS yards and was
caught .,.bind tho line lor minus live.
Rayec McDanh :l, Jllntur P\on.L"Cl' pnSSIIlr! tiCi', pro\ ··d he has n
cood root as well ClB IU m The t \\'C>•)'l'&r letterman irilm Sweet Home
It ads ttac conlcr\nl"t- m puntln~ wtth 422 ynrds in ::! ku. ks ltW a
spml:llnJ; 35 2 U\'f.!nt&l' pl'l' ktd• McDLiaucl 11111k~ Jugh in th(• con
ft rnt'(' ~.wmg 11ll'C wllh 18 pomts tyang LmCit'ld' s Jock Tt;'mple
nnd llavt Koc-c·r lor fout·th place.
Whitworth. the football team with a c:laim·lo·fam& after bnting
WillaJll4tlJ ~ and Lewis and Clark 19·0 end 14·7 rospecliv~ly, held
down lui p"ac:e in the Eversmum Conlerenc:e lut year and was
aus~c:lfll .by no ono :to be a powcn tbia ll!alon. Their record is still
unblemlthed wiJh wlns oYer WWCE 13-7 and CWCE 19-0.
\\'aJlnmdtc \'X"h:ndi:'d lt:l .:onrcr\!nc-e win trc.nk ln~l weekend with
ats \ lCtOI'Y 0\'CI thu P•ontei'S ot lcm 20-6. The lMt liOH! they were
beaten m NW ~:ome wu b.> l.tnh ld m 1957, :!7-H.
Unbeaten LW1eld comes lo aown tomorrow in what ahapes up
lo be lhe su.son·a do~r·die game. .Ridin9 high with 1\lC:C.Ulve
wins over OCE S2-6. PSC 34·0 and SOC 34-12. the Wildcats an
f:ntsh from a 14-14 li• wiJh Coll~e of Idaho, Wtllamcttr ~ was to sco1 c llJ!nin • bcfos.:.o thl· fmul cun soundl.'d,
1'his come wh••n Kt•nn Nag~1
dsw~ uvcr Cwm tht> I.C three.
Lee's k1ck fualt.\d lca\'mg the Sl'Olc
20·6
PhiComs/ Sig F.~
Lead IM Football
PhiCorns and Alpha squared
oif in the ftrsl round or the intra
mur-al flag football Oct 8. The
PhiComs tO('(!d from o ntlrrow
13·6 hulltimt• lead to bury the
Alphns :t4-6.
• In tht• IScl·ond round played last
'l'ucsdlly, the PhiComs again
l'mcrgcd \'icloraous. Their vic
tuns this ttmc were the LHlmbdas .
I::ltrl Chnppcll, :flashy PhlCom
qunrter back, has now passed for
all bul SUi. or thl' PhiCom's 48
points.
In uthN nctton lost Tuesday.
th<• S1g Epl' ll'tlunn•d Theta Chi
25·0 Dkk t\J nold accounted !or
two of the SPE 'l'D's by cntch
mg quMterback Dt•an Mat:Lt.•od' s
pas.'ces and runntng Cor pnydirt.
AI Cnmeron or the PhiComs
leads the l~nt;ue in ::;coring thus
for with n total uf 21J pomts com
me on rour touehdowns and two
• • e.xtrn pomts.
PootuU .t<ul411l ••
2 0 ...
1 0 25
0 I 12 o t a
0 1 0
VICTORY • • • 18
0
3t lt
25
Bdongs to lhc team that
mnkes the (e•\'CSt 11\lStllkt.'S. Tbe McMtnn\'lllt boys hod Ch'.lrlt~ Ah·aro-1t.u hast Wt.>ek. Behind
H-7 \\ sth k U~an h\O nunut, n::mamm£, Alvun"l pnssed and ron
the.> ball lht.' lCJ'!:th of lhl held to co.r-c \\ tth just 19 :~~nds rcmum
lng on ths.: clock Ht olso s.nuck the balJ ac.rQSS lot tJw P.t\1' in a
bJJU ~:arne \\ luch uhuutd hu\'l'! be< n Lmf1dd's. :=::=====~ '
E'Yt.ry IHm in lhe con1eronee wUl be going for broke tomorrow
in this, :the nation'a tigb1eu G-toam c:onlo.renc:e. College of Idaho
w.iU be out lo ttop W&llamolle'a win •trqk at Caldwell whill! Paeilic:
takes on unbeat•n Wb1tman . • BILL MARTES
SHELL SERVICE
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FOR WINTER .. Macon, Lawver
Gain NW Honors
.Sam Macon, sp~.;·edy ireshmnn
halfb:u·k rrom C.>lumbia, S. C,
and Ben Lawvl•r. 310-pound s('n-1
ior, were awarded honorable men·
lion.-tn the weekly NW ConCer
encl nwards judged by the
leaguc't; coaches.
Macon. in his first starhng as
signment, gallopt.'<i 70 net yards
in l'ighl carncs for n crafty 8.8
uveruge per carry. Although he
wns Car down the list in total
:.cor•n~ ,his 8.8 was high for yards
per carry. The 21-year-old rookie
sptnled for runs of 23 nnd 29
y:..t'd~.
Luwv~r played mou CJ( the
game agamst Whttworth flgur
mg in many Lackles and sparking
tht! tcum on deiensl..'. He moved
hun~elf well for a big man and
C'onsistemly hauled down Piratf:
h:~U carriers.
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Funk& .. .
the All-Stat- team in
Clul·k.1mas County
Lcos.:ul!S. Cumcgys gai
nble mentaon at Stat.c
COUSl' hi.' WUS the
s:round gainer m 1958 "'
nel \'B.rds. -
The 5 :ft•t;l-i inch
extl'a pomt. kickmg nt
too. He ktCkl·d 26 tn
ycat· and currently ., .. ..,
t<C\'t n this season. H1S
was the College of
whcn• Gary kackcd
I hn~l.! th 1 ough lhc
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"ln re thil matter ol Good Tute," a.id
Mr. Funk to his aeaetary, "cake a definitloD.'"
.. Tute: sens;ti0111 •.. ucited •.. by the, •• •
action ol the rustatory nervtlll •• :· -
"And add this," put in Mr. Wqnalll. "Tute:
the faculty of .•. appre.:i~ti!lg the
beautiful •• .''
''That," aaid Mr. Funk, .. ..,,..PI it up. Mr •
WarnaUs. will you join rnu in a Coc:a-CoJar•
"So good in ta!+..e . • ...
"And .•. in sucll rood tute I" • SIGN OF GOOD Nl \vt: t ddiUon h) thl• P.on n cngcr tS G-fool 5-mch Orj.m
S\ld"n. ll S" cdl h boy wh,, p t.'d eullegc boards nfH'r ntt~ndmg
,Portl nd'~ l.il'i nt Ht,l!h Schc•ol for n ((.•w W\"eks, H~; ";u decJar~d tn
chs;rbk Cor lht htgh ch(lol tntflfl'!('hc•l stic leaeue but u 111 be an the
Uu\"k of c:o.tnpctttJou at Lrwll> and Clork Jim McGregor, n Port
lander "ho ~cllcs the S"' dto:h NouonCll team. 1S ~pons.t\,le Cor
h \ n,: dt 0\<'rt'<l both h•IIJ"S10n and S\'ld('n. Next to Fred Meyer
On Barbur lohltd und111 o\lttw,n1y of The Coca-Cola Conspany by
Pccific Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Portland,
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