Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 18, Number 7
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1959-11-01
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Type
Newspaper
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:day, Novembor
Cal end __
put under su ·
nrc put on
The only req
1t undt•r the
tho~c set down
Its genel'lll Poll
I tun~ I ions.
lo schedule
prevent the
hom p" fr
the <1m1·
IDJuybill of I ile
t.' arc wea
lendnr "''""" •"'
• On OcatSIOQ
considers r.
1ra1n. lFC
to scht.:dulc
dances
the studE~rt
Social
1. •• , 't~·
Sociul (:
t th~ ASLC
the entire
The service i$ . t867
Porlland. Oregon. f'ridC1T, Nov~mber 13. 19!19 Number 'l
• Planning Precedes AWS 'Week'
pla11a ond IUJL minute
'" bcmc worked out for·
20, fJ week of communrty
Approxtmlltt'ly 125 gtrls
:nllrtic:tpatlng thas year· in
1 ram ditX.'Clcd by Ann
A WS pn•sidcnl.
Breckenridge, Oonno
Sue F'owlcr and Denisl·
ore cnplttins of the pro-
d the CoiJowing ,sri· wtll
g .ncli\'Jtit.~ at • ,rch of
socio I lJCCnci~ Oa&nc
Janet Hunl•~r. Angit>
Cnml Ann Dl'nason,
Phl'l"!;on, Mer d:lilh H tr:s,
· r c 1 Huntinf!ton, Sandy
K<Jy Dou~:h~rty, Dorcc•n
Jud\' .McLttin, Elntnt!
Mackenzie
Thursday
ion M11tur1t~ · will be
·. Ruderrck Mocl:cn:dc' •
chll!lt!l Thursdi•Y, Nov.
·an~ 1\ udit<>raunt. Glovka, Yllrlyn Hamson, Chnrler":
Munay and Claudin~ llnnson.
That;,! who wottcJ l1kP to jom
li group bt::t h~n·c not sicn<.'<i up
may stall do so. Lista in each or
the dom1s and on the A WS bull
C\in board by the gym will Iilah·
the ~gency, leader, t1me ami
·= •• lH:1d nJter Commwnly Wt:c.:k. kl
wh1ch the leaders, •'npUullB, and
pnrticirmnl$ will pr~nt repons
nt their \'hilts lo the social agcnc-
1<"'1
Pi Delt Directory
On Sale Today
PIONEER CUIDE, the eampus
studenl·faeulty·organisation dir·
ec1ory, is on :ule loday in the
LOG office, News Service and
bookstore , according 1o LarTJ'
Fogdall. editor.
Pric:o of the directory is .SO
conic. Proceeds , alter ex~DMI
for typing and printing are paid.
go to ihe Pi Delta Epsilon r>cho·
larship fund.
To try to eliminate errors. four
sep<tr~ate checking proofs were
.read and a separ&U! set of proofs
wall posted in the ca.mpus post
office for ono woek for checking
by individuals. • •
• • ro oom eel
By WARHEN BEHNEII'
Log SU11f Writer
If plt.uu ol the newly crontcd Trail Room-Studun\ Unton commit
h!u mt~te!rJnJiz.c, the TTOll Room wUI soon take on u new look oppro
pnate to n col!cginw otmoaphcrc. The commath:e met Nov. 5 to db
~:u~ woy11 and mc.,ns c.flectmg this chang.-..
Ree<?nt evidence of the committee's acti\•lty is the plng ponJ table
by the uorth wlndowa of the Trail Room. ln the Thursdny meeting.
at was disclosed that Indirect lighting has been ordered und that at
ahnuld be here soon Abo an the
order h.d, ore curuuns for the?
windows. The mntcri!!l or color
WI!' not rncntaoned, bul thl'Y w1ll
function to prevent the ttlbring
sunlight through the wtndowi.
AI~ di&cUSSed were o murol
and <.'Xhlblls by J.C o.rtis\3 show
In(; Uwar own work Opposmc the
mural auggP tron, 1t wo.s {l'lt that
such on cxhablt would stimulate
student tntcr. .. '1t in student work
h was olso noted that such an •
<'Xhtblt would be vaned from
llmt! to tJm~"' nnd Lht!l'('by ndrl a
new rreshncss lf1 the atrnosph•'r•:.
As o n:sult, Prot. Bernnrd Hrn
t~hnw and one &rt stud!·nt were
a .. kcd to study the Ccasiblhty or
such on exhibit and report on
Thursdoy. Nov. 12 The commltlce discuas':d ot
length the problem or «tudent
study nee-ds. It WIU poanlt . .'d out
lhnl the piJ1g pang. hl-fi und
andircct hghtmg ~·auld not be
compatible lo .stud• nl.!: who use
the Trnil Room for st.udymg be·
twct'n cl.aces It WlU su"cstc-d
that these student& could u· e thv
l1brocy, but complications wen
prcs<>nlcd becau •• atudt>nts ru·v
not aUov:ed 1.0 &mokc 1n lhe IJ.
brary and unable to obtcun any
kmd of food or ret'reshmcnt
This diJ;cuulon has smci' I• d to
::mother accompJbhmtnl by th•:
committe<"_ Wuktng thrOUiJh Joe
Shnkcs, lhc raC"ulty dminc room
was obtamed os a .tuden\ atudy
room between I p m. and 5 p m
l'>li!c:• em~lt! was gn•duated
1
• Unh·crsity 01 Cnlifornm
c School of Religion irr
1
, CaliJ. H1s present pnr
e Community Church in
is h1s ftrst smcc semANN MORRIS
A WS Pr~~t~lden t
date. Those desi.mng lo JOan o
group mwa ':onttlcl Um l~dcr so
there w1U be adequate lromporl
ation. Girlli who ore unable to go
but have: signed must tell the.;
leader of the group. Actor Revives Bard The meeung closed lllter -a de
crsron was made to plac'(' n ug
gesuon box 1n the Tntl Room
The bax wnl en~; to give a!u-
Our
Best
ishes
o All
e
e
·Films
Wear mny s.:cm opprehensh•e
is scnnun since the 'Mllc•
nrC" cxp<'cling their first
\'. 'H'I. An \!Valuattc.n mectmg will b'-'
tas to Present Show
uding Comedy, Dancing
T1me.'' says the angel. "that inv1S1ble force ol mystery and
t'01Jty. I g1V•• yuu a past to guide you and a future for wh~t·h
hcse wCtrds the theme ts o;ct for the annual Thctn Kappa
be pr"!•~nted ot lhc F'ir Acres Theal.('r Tuesday, No\'. li,
·• Nov :!0, at 11 a.m. artd 8 p.m. r~pectfully. The Tuesday
~n•;c wtll be (J'CC to the entire student body hut !or the Friday
IS open to the gen
ic there will be u 50-
isston chnrgc to help de-Larry Hanks will add a touch of
coml.-dy to the show BY RAMONA SALMINEN
W1t.h bnwcry and bravado
Ph11tp Hanson made live the
chnrncters of Wtllinm Shakes
peare nt an assembly last Tul"S·
day rn Evans nudilorium.
.. J rome before you, nn nctor
\lo'lthout a piny, without words
~nd wiU10ut eoonery,". began
Hanson Ot the ~ct or hi$ OnL'
hour performance. ''I have chosun
to brmc before you today somt•
of the kingJ ond Enmc of thl•
clown ..,, Shakcspl!8rc, thos•
charlictt>r:s wllf• n••ver dl" but li\·1.
on" surly PIStol confrontmg Henry V
nt an C\'c.mng camphre
Concludmg w1th cxcrpl$ from
Hotspur, Touchstone and Dog
berry, Hanson "be&gcd tn take
le.:~\'e or the audience" in trndit
mnal Ehz.abclhnn choru tushlon..
Hanson is presently touring
collc&:cs presenting hts onc-mon
sbo\lr under the auspices of \'ox
P~tJ<-n, nnl1onnl dromnuc n5·
sodation and the IOC411 AJpho Pot
Omega dromotu:: honornry. Han
son un oclor-dlrecior or the Ash·
land Shnkcspcnnnn fcstrvn1, v.on~
tnlroduccd by Dr. C 11 t I or d
Hamar, who :related the western
education nnd b!lckground of the
actor to the audience, comment
ing upan Ute uniqueness of a
"western- Shnkcspcarmn actor • dent.t an opportunity to mnkf'
~r-nlid 1n1ggestioru
The comnut~ eons:st of
eh:unnan Gory &Jeer, Sandy
Br1ggJ. Kathy Kaady, MLlf')
Shearer. Caroi.Yil Barnard, C1uiJ
Edm:~nds, Jim Stell, Don Rochon
Gco~~Mt.rrts. P .. ul Knoll Cl ~of·
fiCJo}, Dean Freeda Harl.zfcld
and Sandy Dav&dsQn, ad .. ·ur•r
Hope Morgan to Solo
Gust colos31 for •J .. cwa. ~:~nd
Clm k on lh~ .Air'' at 9 p..m. Sun
day o\·cr KPOJ ~ Ill be viollnist
Hope Joqutth Morgan, •sa. She
wfll play Ule '"F\IJ:uc" by Tnrtini
nnd Ute "'Walt:t from Fa~.~~rt" by
Sarosote The orc.hestnl wdl open
the prognun nnd the 60-.. •ofce a
c:nppello chOir will be featured
Wlitlen by Mart1
sentor English major.
the uni\'Cnrol story ot
life. It follows him
JOYS ol childhood nnd Marti Schrader is general dl·
c..>ctor of the shov. wsth Karen
Bakke as producer. ComrQjttec
heads include Ken Fasher, hght·
tng; JCZJny Johnson. Daana Rick
crt and Mns.. LoiS Smithwtck.
C'hOri"C>grnphy: Chris Edmand s,
publicity: Shlrlc"}' Hawke, cos
tum~ and Sandy Clnpp, pro-Thl' Eli7nbet.hrtn arl13l then
proceeded to contrast the v::mous
moods o( thl' wamor, lover ond
friend, Kmg Henry V followerl
by the j;C\'Crnl different coneept5
of bcorsng th~.: crown by Kmg
John, R1chard II. Henry fV.
Hl'nry VI and Richard 111.
"'ln Sllnkcspcore, u km~ u
always foUO\\"Cd by n c.lown. so
&hall st tw today," rclntcd the
actor ··one of my fnvorit.o lS
PJ.stol, n cow1mtly, braggan of
o soJdwr who speaks ,-~ry b:H: International Music Study
Includes Sixty LC Students
into the serene peace
wtih n life full or rich
of u~lng sets and prop·
lhl• stage the entire ot
'IC r!Cect w11l be donl.•
or colored lights and
cludmg songs from vad
musicnls.
t of more thnn 50 mem
Ud<.'S Thl:!ta members and
bet'S. Mnry Wilkens, n
eawtent. will norl'llte
as the ongcl, Time.
, senior. and Jo Bcrg
\1.'111 portray two
modern dance and
Fitch and sophomore
State of Penn.;
State of Frenzy
Shearer. "garl editor·
. first fern conr to fill the
on lhc PIONEER LOG
n co-editor-Js in Beth·
.. todoy attending the
l:no;tfc•n:J l ~onventron o! Pa
n. Lehigh University·
the national journal·
orocy m~t.. Her expenses
from the nnlional
With her wc.nt coptes
, VOYAGEUR and MS
judging. Dunne her
.ns.sh,ta.nt editor Robert
is handling lhc cda-~rums .. French," nnd he depJctcd th\; Sixty tudenlli !rom lhe lresh
mnn and S(!JliOl' classes arc being
asked to particip:;&c in an intcr
natlonnl rMcarch proJect deahn~
WJth lhe liberal arts cducauon
Frontier Entry Nets PlaH Hall Grand ,Sweepstakes
Plait Holl snatched the grnnd ncafficss. Thcst' four cawgories
sW•"cpstnkes trophy for this year'E t"OIIld b<' rnt•-d With from I to JO
annual Homct'oming rcsti\''ihcs points. Thro h1ghes; po'l'Sib!e ec:ore
with Frontier Vllloge IalJ;c store was 40. rnnge they were JUdsmn Dr
Saban fdt thlll the dh:plnys were
hard to rate becau~:c the them!.'
u.tt-d \l.ull the snmc for almost nil
oi them. Dr. Rcmnk wall not av.ul
nblc for comment.. fronts The juds;:•'!S for the contest AC'CfJrding to K:tnncar, it was
Wt'rc Dr Jonchtm Remak, Dr not alv. oys clear JUSt what price
Neil Sabw and Kenneth Kinnear
W;irm~r of the A di\'1 ton, which
ts Ule $25 clll&". was Delw rh1
Gumma Soronty . Alpha Gnmma
and Stewart Hall crunc throu~h
w1th second and th1rd plne<!:S r('·
specta\'cly
In the Sl~ diVttJon, or U1e B
classification, the VctC'rans CJub
naiilod do\\-n the first plnceo bon·
ors. Alpha Kappa Ps.a caincd sec
ond plncc nnd the Ph1Coms camt
m third in the eompetJtJon.
The dilq)lay used by the D I
Ph.a's wns a pence p;pe dtspla}
The Veu:.~ used a perpetual
motion theme n'lth o pioneer
chasing an tndlnn.
Jl'dging of the man) dsJplay
\\·er.: mode as follows: rcprcsentn
uves ol the dh•·play committe(•
go\·e the three judges small cards
on which were four chnracterts·
ues to be rn l ed-ong.malny.
workmanship. orbstic effect rmd
• THIS DISPLAY depicting a frontier 'Yillage elemenl N.r'Ded Platt
Hall the grand •• .. pstabs award in tbe diaplay judgmg. Diriaioa
winnen wen Delta Phi C•mma and !he VeJ'1 Clu.b. J~ wen Dr.
Joachim Remak. Dr. JI.U Sahm •IMI JDna r.
(Photo bJ B s 1 Flelrl"Yftll. ThOR p .. rtJcrpaUng wJ!J be taksng
a special test in B-10 at 12 noon"'
Wed .. Nov J8
The progn;m lS designed to
c\•aluat£> the: Eff~l\'cnes:s of a
lrb<-ral nrts education m n:lalJon
to the fine nrts.. A simllar study
wll be made m colle,ge and uni·
~ cmtH::s tn U S.. four of whsch
arc: fnnn 'W~rzt Oregon The
nork hen: ndl ~done under Ute
"~Upr..l"\. ision o1 thl.· Schools ot
.Mu.~c o.nd Ed u "3tion. u ruverstty
or Ore{:on. m coopcrataon with
Dr Lewu Tha•rer, dF.ln of in-
!.nJ chon.
Tht: ren4dl. Dr Th yer t-x
" tnt'"i. !ltouid mow ho~ Eflt <:·
1 • are cl:toc:.:: m u..<u: p ugnur:;
m dcVL' op ng m• cal d nmma·
l n. 1;l hat c th rl'lau mport-
-ttf th ~.a:: n\·rrmment and
•t • ._,., to ha c b1gh
t • '}'-m o."'d r t • \~t.:'op
.. rr.; ~ on lo.r mu 1t It VOJll
t•( pt to tllummAlt: an ii:rea
I b CUTtflJUy ""Und r !tn Jn
t ;Juut on I arrlcs UL"t :rear aD
ph t o1 lh£ mru:Jc mdw-•TY
~~ C!\tr 400 mallron doUani
Dr. 'Habert Wm£. Cal} Col
k ..... Sltefficld, England bas de
\ e aped a P•an 'Whereby d I.SUU11l·
nauon 111 mus.tc can bl' reliably
mca$ured He has ~orlc~ in the
public lllld pravate scbool.l of !:ni
land and Germany •nd baa 1tudy
1s bem; u!t'd m pa11 at an outltoe
1n th countrY • Pago Two THE PIONEER LOG Friday. Novemt>.r
Recognition Due
\\'(• ;Ci;>cl rCl'Ognitio n of Natlonnl Educ. tu>n
Wct•k (Nov. 8-lll is due becauso !rom one
fourth to t•rh"-thml of Lcwts nnd Clark's gnHl
untc~ go anto the fu::ld "' cdul·nti(ln , This yeaa·
the edul·atiorl dcplu t1nent has 260 student..;
l'JII oJled in St'~o: orHlnry oa· clemcn tnry I ields. pap~1s hnvc rl'!usccl to concede to the stcro-• type1·s dl!mnnds of mor~ fcnthcr bedding, com-
pulsion of lhl• foreman of the sterto depart
ment to be a union member nnd :a timc-nnd-a
lwlf employee rcplnl·cmcnl situation. Conse
quently, supervisory pcrsnnnel ha\'C been put
ting th~ two daily pnpet'S to press L'ach day. A
combination of udvcrtising :;nlesmen nnd other
n&m·un•on Plllplo~·ees nrc replacin g un10n
worker:>. Honor Student
October 'Coed' Receiv
Honor
r:ducatOI' S Ofl\'e 111lHl,Y goals yet tu be
nchu.!\'Pd includmg ~uch ua t!CIS us impron>d
rinuncing for· t hl' .schools, mur~ rcnsonnble
teacher work tond, htghca· pwfcs:>ionol ::;tuud
nnh;, bdlcr sulnncs nntl grcrtte1 public und~1··
stnnclinE! :mtl su pp<wt.
Now b :m npportuaw tinw lot schunls to
pomt wrth pt•id\'• at lh<!il' .tchic\'emcnts :utd
to show the unique pt oblcms o{ public cduca
t ion to the tnxpnyers . A bt>ltt!l' understnndin{!
uf problems fnc~..~l by schools and teachers by
the dtizens will mcun hettL•r· publiC' n•lntion~
nne! less unfounut:d cr·iticism,
A Common Effort
Coopcmtion , wllll·h is the key \\'Ord in ttw
n~wspapcr protessiQn, hos been illustrated
magnifi<:cnlly in the l"'mbincd production nf
the Ort-gnnirm and the Orl•gon Joul'llnl. Bnth
In the Library
.By Laurence Tomlinson. Llbrarian Anoth~r brand of coopera tion is not~d by
the Sentllc Posl-lnlclligcnccr and the Snn
Francisco Examinl' t incrcnsin~:t them· ctrcukl
tion ln supplv lh1s anm with comprehemnvc
national an'l intca·nutionnl news t•otrernge,
while the stnkc pet·-.tsls
Th~.· pickets. now sunounding lht.: Ot ~~onian
buddin~. halted membct·s nf other untons in
\'Oh't.•d in the production of the papers, with
the e~ception of tht> Engr•wcr s Union.
This example of Portland's l\\'1) competitive
newspapca-s pullin~ togetllel', in an eC!ort to
mr.intain indcpendcnct~ fl'Om the whims and
fancit>s of one ot:ganization, is the type of co
{lperntiun strc.ssed in journalism schools. for
the rndi\·idual and the industry throu~ hnut
t lw t•oun tr\'. -Chris Edmands, If pir!tcd Pio·
nt-cr with a big &mill•, has l>c·cn
<:hOS\ II Ot:tober A ws Coed or the
Month.
Thl' 1 ~·C'ognitum ''"'. awardt.d
hl r rot· her cnnt1tbu t1on to many
phDSf's ot Stud£·nt ltft· al LC. An
honor stUdl•nt. sht: hltS l:n!cn 11
ml•mbt!t' o( Sacnjcwcan~. und
1\mJcuns and ,, presently u mtom
bt•r (I( Erudelphiuns. Ch 11 IH
JJr\·sidt.•nt of Akin Hall and iB a
mt:mbN ot JJtt l<• Kapp<~ -ororl ty
for wh1ch shi! serves us Intcr
Suront y Council n:prescntativt.•.
Chrts, t1 :,cnior, hos 11 joint
mnjot· in pultllcHI science und
hu;tory and plan to hccomc an
uil'line hostess alter graduation .
She hos muny vruacd interests
ttnd ~~ lookang furward to "comb
ming trav~~l and n corcer''. Het
summers have bl!cn spent work·
ing at Crater Loke but the pnst
tummer was spent at the Univer
sity ol Washington near h<!r home
town, Ccntr alia.
The vi\·acious t \:ilhe:td loves to
cook, sew and dance. An enthus
iastic Ian, she loves spectator
spurL. She also enjoys cxpcrim-•
•
I
•
cnting With • .nt. Th1.,
bl· t!videnccd by the
Christmas tree
room.
As jumor class
erved lUi Social
Cll'(lanizcd .md coord
Sccw I Ca I" nda,•, In het
1110(~ ' Vt•RJ •
tt:am I<> \'kturv as <t • mcmocr .
A tcrnt ttmt t>\'1 1'.\' ~·ullcgc SIU•
,Jr-nl $hi:'uld kmlW 1~ "th•• powca
a~trut'IUrf•," Tht> t• nn 1s u ct.! 111
UQJllU~O) I!CIC0(C1 l'COIUln\11." !1, l'dU•
C'01jon nnd SOCIOlogy. It r~..·(c r~ Ill
that c<•mp:unt&n·.ly small croup
~·/ mdh•iduolJ:: who urt· mftSt in·
flut•n\lnl in l:cllmt comrnumty
anattc.rs donl', or ut prn·cntjn~
them from bt::lnl! al•complus.hed.
En~ry rommumty hn.o; 1ts powea·
st n.a c t UJ'(', hy m~.:n t·lc NL'tl to public olCict •
hut through courdtnnh: actton!\
uf mrmy fllrrnnl and anformul
jo!tOUp:< nf 11\lt•reslt. 'd lnt n Tht:
lt~odc rs up~rutc wathin powl'r Trilogy of Woes
Hits Riding Class
lt is said that "Good things hap.
pea in group• of three." We baYe
another veuion of this .trilogy.
Last week the Porlland HunJ
Club was the 1c:ene of a aerit's of
three incident&, wbic:h might bet
ter be called accidents. And Then a Potato Exp] ...... _,.
Ed. Note-The following atory,
be-lieve i.1 or not. il true.
Pro!. FICiyd Hunter. Unl\'•'n>lly
af N(ldh Carolmn. hns n.>eenlly
Ill tide (I Sl Ud) of the power SITUC'•
tUTt' of Amcrrcn . The o~tcomt
of In study is h1o: new book.
•"Top Lt>Bd~rslu p, U.S.A.''
t:ha wo1lt demonslrni~ · tha~
pohl'IU ore dt Cldt>rl nnd :imp It••
rut•uted by men, not nlt(lg( lht•r
•
•
---· .... -tructur..-s thnt ow•rlup nnd cnaJ.
l cc
'rhc most tmpor~llnt of thc~t:'
JlCl\\ ~ r structur. ~s in nallonnl
J)ohcy development ar• thl! com
IIIUnlly nml the corporntton py
lnrmds of power !-'rom !':Uch
111h J'l'Sl groups lndh·idunls Rh'
cl ctcd by oth 111 lik~· them to
mon nuthorllotivc noticmnl pohcy
l'vmmJttccs and Cfltnmiss10ns or
1ndiv1duul offices of tn.ast. ln
•l<'cd. tht!re u1 a distlnct and iden
ltCI:tblc group or rnt.:n leading lhe
AmC'rJt:uu people, whit'h Hunter
list"
•
orr1C1At 1 Ul!ll~tl n ot thn Auoc:IMr,cl IUClent• <1! l. "a.. nO Clarl. ~Y•'· lt l'Ul!llt!!h«J }<ty du11n the ooll('Ci.l ) ear, Sllll$t"rlvlluu nuoa. fl: llf;t
~~. J:ntc;reCJ u 11111C011d claM tnatlo;r Qf l' j:. 1'0-t!t Orfkll l'\lrliDncl. '-'lrt t•"'
r Ot:l" Ac~ c•f 3.11U't'b , l8U
,hM ~ht l'lf
C'hArl.M Jtl.-<'llml•
kill• Bart
l t;.b l~IJ lln
loiirn UOQh
~ l(•r l!l \\"ill )
..,.,_1111' S'rflt• ~n
)In '-'•) J L 1• E"dltOT•tll-\:'hlrf
lJuJiltlo .\IIUll\lf"l'
M•II!U\nt F'.Altor
SttoT'I fi c.J.ll or
l'llt>to~mJJbu
r LUT Editor
(" .. J) l':d It fi['
\th tu:-Starting the eyc:le was Dr. Rich
ard Dales, Tuesday night. when
ha bono fell wiJh him going
over a jump. This spill loft Dr.
Dales stiff and sore for a few
days and prevented his ot.tending
tho Friday c:loues in riding.
Friday morning . tho riding in
slrucSor aJ tho Hunt Club. Mrs.
Wilma Blackburn . was thrown
hom a hone tho was breaking
and !raetured hor right drm,
AI 1:30 thaJ altornoon . during
the b4:ginnor s cla~s. Pat CraTon's
horae aJopped auddonly. Pat kep.t
going. Tho freshman jouznalism
major endod up wiSh a sprained
ankle and th~ prospect of Thanks·
qiving sp•nt with a hnvy plaster
cost as a companion. Sundnv niP'ht 1 l~Ucd home.
"HI Dud, this is your daughtc1·.
Jo Gulh ~\', vou know lhc one nt . .
<:olle.,;~.. •. What diu the f::unil) do
th1s la:ol wcek- ~o·nd?" 1 a~kl'Ci ,
"Oh. not much.'' wns th~· rl•ply,
"Friday J cut two holt'S in the
front room walls Cor new bay
windows. 1 11'11 through onl of
the p:mes and bl'okc my ankle,
There was n 4 by 6 foot fn~h a1r
\'(•nt all night.
• "•J receh'L'd a summono:; to np-
pcar in an Mgnnizational law
surt Friday night. Snturday we
tmpenchL'd thl• trcasw cr of the
organiUttion and I went to in
form him of our achon V."hill• hf'
WitS telling m(• that w•• would
ha\'e to sm• to get the mont:y out
o1 the bank. his (.'ar roll('(( down
h1s dn\'f'way . Wilh n loud sma~h
our l'.ar wen\ to the t:nt'tlge with
Sl.OOO damngc . Two years ngo when
the new roof on the no'u~
one droppPd n tile
chimney. Saturday ni
n<.• one was home. 1 wo
Foot and block junk
t!lltln! fl'Onl Cjf( thc•
tempcrntur.• dropped to
28 degu•(':l that night.
Sunday I fmishcd
pornry front back on thf,'
The housl.' will hD\'1..• to
pl~'lely redecoroted r,
lx•llorn, new cut UJins •
nP\\ paint in "\'cry
Oh, Y<'S. tht: washing
still im't ft>:l-d bcc:lu
steel strikt•, nnd thL'h'
tncht-os of SilO! on all t
The final blow l'amc ll
\':Acuum l'lcunt!r quit tn
<1lc ot the dean up and
c·}(p}od<>d in lht• 1)\'cn."
"What do vou have PI~ • next W(•t•kend?" I asked.
"Oh, nolhin ~t much."
Hickman Study May Determi
Reason for College Achievem~
J~ u n•.suh of n new kind or
stud\' clinlc condul·t<'<l last sum· •
mer on lhc campus by Dr. Nor-
muu Htckmon. prof,~r Q{ psy •
dlology, psycholol: ists runy lcam
morl" nbout wh,• same studt'nls do • do not S\J~ce\'<1 in collt>t!c worl(
• The sax-week s t u d y-s k i II s
cluuc, hdd during the fn-st WLeks
of summc.r .school, was eonductL>rl
for 195!l high school ,;mdunh.-s
r1nd one high schc,ol s~.:nior. 'l'hn
nbwctlns or the clinic were two
fold: lisst, to dl·tcnnlnc whether
hl.,l!ll st•.hool students who hnd not
tt('hievcd the stondards for .:ollt!gc
e.ulrant.e I ut who Wt>re capahll'
of college \\ ork, t.-ould learn to
a~.:hievc to lhc l"XIent lhnt they
could do Bt;C'Cptalllc l'OIIcge work: • nnd s.ec:ond to asccrtmn whether
thl'rc arc basic differences be
t\\ een low nchacvcrs nnd high
nchtev~rs.
The «.'linic pro,•idcd n Spt.>cial
Pl'Ogrnm of the 1 cgular LC college
t•vurscs m developmental rend·
inc, Engl..ish compositaon, ccucral
psycholo~y. and n seminar (for n
tota1 l'f two hours \\•eekly), ut
Jen"t om' counseling session for
t:nch liludeJit, alonG wtth u CCJrnp..
lew b!lllury of psyhologacnl test&.
These <:oursu w•~re sck'Cted,
acconbO£ to Dr. Hickman, for the
purpose ol nldlnc these students
tu Gllin skills lJl reading, anh•t··
pc.rsoool oommunlcatfons, under·
stand me or t b om s • I ,. t• s nnd
• others.
The idc.a"for SU('h n clime cnme
when Dr. Hickman began wond
enng about the students who
IIC\'cr r~ach coiJcge. The facts
sho\\ that mo:.t colJegc.:s tuk£" only
t hi.! top 20 Pt.: r c~ nt of h1p.h school
stud.;onls. Howe\'c.:'r LJr Hickman
bdie\'t'd thut there was a P<•ssi
bility or \'l'l')' capable studc·nts,
who had not uchiC\'cd for S4.mtc
tl asun, being pnsscd up bl'(.·;ru •·
.. r non·I'l'COC!nihon.
Hash school coun. l'iors \\ crt•
contn.ctl'CI nnd rcque.<>ted 'to re
commend :;tudl•nts who. they
thought. had the abilities for
college but for vnnous reasons
had not at·hic,·ed. A toto! of 20
l'8me. li girts and 1-1 boys !rom
Oregon. Washin~ton. California
and Hawaii.
FolJ0\\<'101: the clinic t.ht...>s~;
l'esults w('re revealed con«>minc
the stude.nts as individuals: H
we.re ncccpted in Oregon colleges:
2 ac-cepted out ol state; I decided
against college and 1 r~r.canized
her high sChool program in her
scnwr y\;ar.
Pt.·rhaps the mo~t lllh!h'Stang
n·~ult of th~ dime. nt lenst for
psychologists, will be dr:r:1vcd
from ttnnlysis of the part1c1pauns
-IUdt nt~' psychological te Lc;, b1-
llc\•es Dr. Hkkmnn.
''lt nppenrs right now," he sntd.
• tlrnt \Vt= wiH !md some rnthcr
bl!:n•fl(~nn; diiferences betwt...-,n
• lhL•st: sludt.mts ond the
en lie ,C Students \\ ho nuu
cd m high school. Nin<:J~
of the 20 arr: more
tlwn the rccular college
rn wo1 kine \\'Uh people
,,,lh lh<:m. Therefore
mJt sec>m tC\ bear s.hut
sd\'l'S up lor the hours
for suC'ccxsful s1udying."
Jt is \\ onh wondcrina
tht•.sc imdin~ s could
az:cd to other
:;ul'ccsslul or
5tudcnts.
Sig Eps Live It
Hotel Loses
The SIR Eps
evening but rhc
Hotel's mnnng.:z·
tlw sam~.
Mcmb~:rs of Sigma
stlon held th.-Jr
banquet at the hntel
dnl' evcrung and W\!re
o sumptous meal for
plnte. lf this seems like
b\!ry" on the part of
mnnngcmt>.nt, the old
"uimc doesn't pay"
nptly applied. About
hout:lll Lifter tht"
ov~r. r1 annn (dc.:..<icribcd
~'td to be n S1s Ep man)
ul in and rclacn'<l th('
M nbclut $1,500, ap:pn:~1:il
ly $900 Of Whtcb \\'US
the frnlc:.rnity for the .t
st or ·iday. Novetmber November 13. 1959 THE PIONEER LOC
~eceiv
Ionor BARK OF THE LOG COMING [,VENTS
th art. Thu;
ccd by
trl.!e
or c.:Jas:
SO<'ial
and
~:ndar·, J n
I' she
• nctory os n rat
a tile
turdo\' ni •
hom~. two
junk
t off the t
• dropped
that night.
niSht.>d \\'CIUI..II
t back on th<!
Will haw tQ
r,
CUI tains.
in c\'f!rv •
lht.> washing
Xt.>d b·"·•. ,..,,
low t.·amc
i:u:ter Qllll in
·an up and
tht.· u\·cn,"
you hu\'e "'l"
J asked
~;..,.., much."
rm .....
more
collc&e
people
Tht'Icforc
bear shut
studying."
wondt:ring
could be
Live It
EJ.r
1 the
meul for
.seems ltkt
part of
the old
tht: ba .. ,. ..
, described
rEp mnn)
!n:\·ro the .. u .. ent Body:
usc the t·olumns Ct•f 'rli£
;R I~OG to ' x pi'C!JS tile
I .:rntllut.lc of Mrs. Odell
·self for the displnys of
pr ··~··nt,.d by 1 ht•
and il<x:ial orl:ani.za ltons
F'ruirl)' n•t•ht rJ•IlY uncJ
mf.l. We wen~ quttl·
e b\' th t5 C• ncrous·h<'llrt • •
o( say1ng thank you fnr
ol 1 ht• 17 n•un;. 'l'ht ndt·
th~: cumpus on Fuduy
to enJOY ttu: d hpluy · 1.1 nd
of I ht a. rp"n t 10~
1 t:Ctsilr Cudc from 11ur
•':!. T" nil who hud any
d•l with thl· Cltnytng
(I( the Hunll'cornmr. tcnd
h•loom(:ll t of tho <:umpus
we suy QUr Slrll't·n~ \\ 91'd
Morgan S. Od4ll
r English Exam
exl Wednesday
tudl nt w1th ..tmbitwns
nuns: senior students \\ill
English Qunlllyifli: El'Wm
,.,, ..... , November 18
' unior Will choose :t tupic
on 11 for 11 ~ hours.
: ud<:nts wtth H~mt!dinl
problem!l an: rcfcrr,:il lo
11, ll CQUI'Sl' 1'1'1 \ll> IQ
lhch nb1lity to l'Onununi
ht•J' quullfying ..,xum is
sprint!. wht.n those who - vlk<:s tht:! fllll ,.d it ion \\111
other oppc.rrtunity to dis
·r cnpudty to I'Ca~on on
me to Ur Robert Du en
of the t::nghsh de-
ll, lhc hish!!st scon.-:; usu
from cduc:3tlon majors.
lhat the topiCS from
studl.'nts choose arc
and gt•ncrnl cnougt,
junior IS nbll' to find
"'"'"" he hns un intl!r L~l.
h .sts," he s:•id, give stu
iu fumlnmentnls o(
ents to Play
ov. 18 'Hour'
oil uden t ancl u t.1culty
will be rcatun•d on next
Music Hour program,
In Evans Auditorium
part of the program
C>( a student-teac her
rrnll Townsend, music
t, nnd Myrnn An:1
• freshman, w11l pet Conn
Son3la for l wo pianos.
hngcll "'ill ronclude
by performing on thl
Romoncc nnd Schena"
"Air 01nd Bout·rcc" by
(lust movemcnll
htl'mith and "Be, lzellub,.
cell. also plays the stnng
studies witlt Dr. John
1: or the LC music staCf.
Tickets Only $1
11 \' A llr~cliuns ts offt'r·
lock of ::!5 s~at~ tto LC stu
the Jcnn1e 'l'ourel con-
19 31 the Public Audl
at the Spt.'Cinl pri~:e of Sl.
~ ... u and $1.80 tickets will
Stud tm ts in te.I"C!; u·d
the block may call CA
contact George Bishop
mus1c facultY. All Sl.80
ill be $1 fvr mdl'w·idunls.
Ready
rs. sophomore.s and fresh-
reminded to pick up
~""'" ' for the Voyaguer
The proofs should b<•
:.s fiOOn as possible
I
nl'rA on Cwnpus
Force., team will be tn
Room t:rom 9 a.m. No,·.
u.,-n\s Will rt:CcJVe infonn3·
ihe vurious wnys Air
commission£ moy be ob
by college ,;roduntcs and
Fore(> A\-iotion Cadet TO THE EDITOR:
I would l1kc to ask th~.; Home·
coming JUdges 10 plea~:< in1orm
1 h~.; l.'Ollf!gt> on what basis the
t:nrnpus displays were judged
CorultdL ring th~ nmount of time,
..Cfol't &nd money (!Xp<!ndt.:d by
the vanous partictpal ing orgon
i:lallons, the r.ch:c:tton proccs.s
"hould b«: known by oil Pcrh&p
rm t.•xplnn&tion would ht•lp clarily
lhi5 for all t·ont'l'J n< d Thtrnk \'Ou • • George Morris
Ed. Note: aee dory on dlJplay
• WU\ners page l. CoL 2.
Prof to Address
Idaho Churches
Dr. Donald Balmer, Pul1hcn
Scu•ncc dl,partm• !nt nnd chnir
mctl of (Jregon'll Ad\'isory Com
mtttef' on Migrnnt Children, will
Spl'ak tit lh•• (daho Coum•il uf
Churches Migrant Mimstry mt!ct
tng in Twin rnll&, Idaho on Sat
urdav, Nov. 14. •
He 5r:n•t.-d ns fL'SC.IH:h dtr<:ctor
last yt<u· Cor 1 he Oregon lntcnrn
Committee ou M1grntorv Labor •
which lt:ceivl-d natiunnl n:coenJ•
lion !o1· 1ts work and holds h•s
prl'$lnt chn~r~n M, post us a ~~.~~ult
ul an app•,inlmt•nl hy Guvl'rnor
Hn tfn:ld,
He will t<"ll wb:~t o. • gou hD
done m migratory lnbor and gJ\'f'
Od\·ice as H1 whot Idaho can do. -NOV. 13·20
14-Cal Poly (lhorc)
Vel'a; Club Danc:c Party 8:30
p.m. Palallne
IS-Phi Mu Alpha Con<ert
Palatinians 6:30 p.m. Palatine!
'Manor
16·20-JI •. W.S. Community Wo•k
16-TOPS 7:30 p.m. Arrrutrong
17-Theta Kappa show 11 p.m.
Th1t0t,.
SOEA 7:30 p.m. Armstrong
18 ,senior Qualifyin g Ex&m
cr .. k MMting s
19-Music: Hour 12:15 p.m. E•ans
Son«Ue 4 p.m. Platt Hall
• 20-Theta Kappa show 8 p.m.
Theater
Interviews Coming Up
E. C. Gibb 1 • pr•!Sentative of
Sl'ans :md Roebuck, wll1 be in·
tcrviewing on campus Mondo:~y,
f! n.m. to 3 p.m., Nov. JC. Appoint
nwnu for tndh1dual intei'VIC\\'ti
mny be arranged throug}t tht:
campus plnet!ment ofliet'. Fu1 thcr
mtntmr.uun on JOb opportunittl'S
w11h thl!l ('CJmpnny 1s avutlable in
lhe plttt'!'m• nl o!hcc.
Lt. Ut~'l'rh· Bn:.\vn of the • WAVE ollic••r program will vtsit
LC oil clny Tu•·st.l::~y, Nov. 17 in
the T!<tll Ro.,m and \\'Offi(m0$
dormitorit·s disc~ iuc the Navy's
''llllC•Ull WAVE ofiker prol!rnms
walh int~r ned JUntnr nnd "t:ntor
\\'omen .
"MOTTO OF THE WEEK"
• A Friend in need is o pest. Get rid of him •
~ .-~~
~Jn~~
lll ~ \'1 LIOUt:OtJ .L_ ______________________________________ •
Lambda
Some fraternlti• ret athlete Some ret
bniDs.. This fratmlity ret1 virtually evvybociJ'.
iDcJudinc tromen. It hu lAllA dally loyal
member. in more than 100 countri• aroand
the world. It has no pin and ita only ritual II
the simple act or enjOJ'inl Coca-COla et•J
ai~e day af the )'eU.
Ita oame? L 0 R-Lo••• of RefNhmeaL
Jai.D up today. 0
SIGN OF GOOD TASTE
lotded und.r audloiitt of The Coca-Cola Cc•pony by
Pacific Coca-Cola BoHlinq Co. of Portland, Oreqon Pave ThrH
Peapk ~'le '1allwuj t4~i . . .
Hartzfeld Slates Fireside;
fJendry Heads German Club
1\ dt hghUul u f l ~; r n o o 11 of
fJ trnd hlp ts m LOre for CTc!'hrnl"n
co• d • nd Hu:u bag llltcrs ., 1 onl'
•Jl lh•· COI•t·ludang trndlltonol fire·
1d•· C)\'C'II by Dco n J.•rc<.'(h
Hartz!• ld Ill 12•l5 p m, Nov. 23
This gct-lo·gcthcr will bo &he
•ilcteenth one ot tho fall but juu
cne on the countleu nurnb.r ol
partlets Dean Freeda haa been
giving every year 11nce coming to
t.C. She feela theY' prcnride a won.
dnful opportunity for tho girls t:~
get acquainted early in lhe year
&a well as enabling her to perr.on·
ally meet eoc:h new girl.
Dorothea Hendry hns rflccnlly
bt:en dl'Ctcd pr ld~;.nt of the Ger
man ch•b, wuh Olhcr cabtnc-nt
membus Including ''icc president,
R1chnrd Moyer lind cecrcUiry
trca•urcr, John F'o1d The next
orgnmzed nwctlng wJII bl' :~t 3
p m. next Monday m A·22
All Hllwaiian &rudenta are in·
vited to attend Oregon Slate cam·
pull at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow for
•Hawaii Calls." Sponsored by the
Hui 0 Hawaii group of Or~on
Stato, the afluir will feaJuro a
luau in the Memorial Union Ball·
room.
Shndt"' of nrnnn} .o nJghtgov.; nl
~rsl impressions ore im·
portont on compus. A well
dressed mon makes 0 last
ing first impression as being'
corucientious ond meticu
lous by tlobit.
Goad Saslc in c:lothn comes
throu9h time and c:aro in the
seJocnon and wearing of lhom.
Howo•cr, at Phil Smau·r. in
the Oswego Vill11go C-enter.
moo whose business r.our ap·
pearanco w. are aYallablo to usut and eouru:el you.
For cuual clau-an·campWI
wea.r. tapered pan1s by A·l
of California OY ConfinonlaJ
s1ac:ka by L .. L eombinod with
a Jan!zen. Towne & .King, or
Penclletan sweetor are hard So
surpau.
Taoers end ConJinon.tals a1
SS.OO. S6.9S. sweater' from
$9.95.
PHIL SMALL'S
Men's Wear
"IN THE VILLAGE"
OS WECO HEpluneo 6-5882 Probnhh• aU lluidl Will b n
too, nt th•_ Theu Chi. "PaJarn ,
Ntghh.:np" done• from D·l2 p.zn
Nov 21 AwtJrds Y; Ill b< ~IVCn lo
the most uniqudy Dm!y(d oouple
m on~· typt" of r:nooze-t 1mr •P·
J)arel
Co·chalrm•n Miko McCarty and
Mike Pianka announ~ the lm·
mediate s:ale o! tickeu from any
fraternity member or at lha door
the night of the dance. whlch will
be bold at the EaglesH all. S. £.
5th and Alder StreetL
LC Umt•:d 'Natson mtt:r t
group \\ tll ~· hosts for the fourth·
coming Dt.oeembcr 12 mc~tlnJ:
commt.>moratmg Human Rtghls
Dny. All PortlDnd U N cluln huvL
tx-cn Invited by the LC dulpl~r.
hct~dcd by Ann Kloo tcrman, vac:t
prt·s.tdcnt, Gene Tank n.l"Y lind
~tury-trea urt.r, f.1.nry Sch n•
dd
I CUT TRAVEL
COSTS
Sheraton Hotels
STUDENT -FACULTY
!DISCOUNTS
Here 1. money·SQVIng ,_.w,
ror JoUid!nU. faculty and all
uthcr colk-ge ~nncl. Dm·
ina: '11.-cckmdl! IUid ~
'l.'llc:ntilms, Slreratcm otYC'rt
you special low nate-5-even
lower rotes whm m·o t1r I'JUlTe
oec:upy the rn•• room.
Spcd31 &:rouP rat.es llre f.i~
vided for nthllitie teams,
clubs, athe-r mn~ orcan
ir.ations.
You tct t.h "diiulunu at
n.v or Sh."nt.on'• 64 hoLd!
in th U~.A. . Ha....-ati 1111d
Canads. Jlb""t pm1.at )"'Ur
Shuatm~I.D. curd whcri you
~.ita. To get a S!u.<:n!.Oa
1.0. cud, CDatacL:
MRS. MELANIE WIDE
WIDE TRAVEL
g!J.( Cucade Bldg.
Portland 4. Oregan
PIONEER 1GUIDES
On Sale Today 50c
-WANTED: Solesme
'fo St!II the (~aanpns Dircctorie
The Commission is small
The Satisfaction is BIG •
AIJ J>rofit~ Go to Pi Delta Epsilon
Scholars.hip Fund
•
See Mrs. Jenkins (next to LOG Office)
• Earn a Free GUIDE I • •
Pago Four THE PIONEER LOG Friday. November
Pioneers Trounce Pacific. Badgers~
Tukllll, od\'<lOID!lc (1r spru klmJ}
"HOIII\'O mnnt·U\'llll, LC rolled
ow•r Pt.l'lfrc, :13-.W, I nil Sn lut drn
Ill Gru>woJd Slndlum bclot e l,llllO nnd on t•le\'Pil y~•rd pOt'S ft om
M••llanll'l lu Jock Abd~o.• on lhc
l·)•urd hnl Sl:t up the in-st SC<II'e.
F1'0111 there. fullbtn'k K••n StuthJ
Wl'l'll (•~•·r fti:r tht: SIX j)OII!l$,
Gun· l:cmtl'Jt\''s k Jc.:k wa ~ood .'.tcDttllll I scooped up (I punt u11
Ius QW n 3i, Tom Wulkcr lnrd
clown o hl'OUtltul !!idclull' block
to spnng McDlllll<'l Ions•• :mfl
ullow him to s:u nil the way 11"1
payd111 l,;um"•gy'2i kt,·k .~hot the
SCOIC lo the 27·0 JnR1·k. At thiS J'liTih d Jlunll'<'ummr. Jftn , Johu
Blc.ldurd nnd l:oycc Mc.:Uanwl
J!IO !1'1CWDS'.r OONl'JlaDMOJ:
Wlll•m•Lt•
&.•wt• -a OlAr•
Oollep of 14aJlo
a.latt•ld
Wh.ltrnu
Ploolfto W L 2' Pt.• PP PA
3 l I 7 lOl 79
:t a o u •G) lOO
II I I ll IJ'T Ill· a 1 a • 76 su
1 a o a 4Q 91
l 3 0 Q 01 54
''' '' the mnm offt•nsivt• tha •'ltlS
whik lht• lllllSianclmJ! dl•f••nSI\'t
h~:u~ ''hi> Dun t~uncl ,
Ttw PH•m•t•r.., ~flcr urft:t'ing
• di.Snstcrnu frn:t quur h'l' \\'lu:1~
JX·nhlta" thw{lrlcd l'\'l'J y hltcmpl
tv s"·c•n• tllclmlmt: o 7!!-ycu'd puss
plfl¥, suddt·nl)' found the nmc•'
nnd ~con.'<f t '' it,, m lh" \'Cond
tnnr.a. A fourth d<m n sttuuti••n •
101 n 7 • n h•ntl
14C's G• urfw lleJd nt~td~· 1lw g11.
In~: "1uugh" fna· Plldhc'" BoL
l.tp.lat, On lht.> 111 I pin~ tmm
SCI'IIOnlliiJl It I let• ttw 1'0, IJ l!ld
pll'kt•cl ul t .t l.il;ht JlU.II!' und II tuuk
till.' Pionct~rs 1 ht cc pluy:; to 1cor~
llw ~~.-·c'Ond tunC!, A bd it: sl.t ·dH.-d
lhwu~h c:I'Jltt:r nml Wt•nt :!2 )'hrds
1o pnyttn t.
1'Wt• rmnult'.S nfler hnlfhme ,
Bl('kfol'd intCI~ptcd u !rrst·down
plls.'l by l.ighl and frtl'(.-d 40 yanh
tutu lht· ··nd ~one. Comcgy's k1ck
we. gvod nnd LG led, 20-0.
.,\ t:ouplc Cl( mmutes Inter, nftt:>r
New Faces in Old Places
Interceptions Frequent to Cornelison
lillsl••rn Ort•£on producL-d th1s frt'shmfln pluy<.-·d li·mrtn lnekl('
"cd:'s new f[tCc 111 rm old plnrt• fnolh:1ll m the Umatlllu-Morro\\
In the tomt uf t~c•• Cornclu•on , Cou11ty tUMC) Lt•agu,• whtlt-ut-
rl"<' hrn:m It VIII Lex inu ton l.t'l' li to•nrhn.: l.;{'.!Onglon li l!lh
till' t'l{:hlh .1thh'lc hi,:hlighh·d Cornt•l•son I>IIJyc•d v a r ~ 1 1 ,.
hy Uw r.oc: 'IJXII'te; suur n. tm h11llbuck rou1 yo•;ns uml h·d thl
out landmf pro'•JM.'c 'l 111 full pill)'. lc·nMuc m totnl pomls Ius $L•naor
Dorn 111 l oJIIond, l..cf! llVt'<l Yl'ltr with 21:!. Fo1· this outst~nd-•
ht·r.· until lhe nc•· of runt' Ill tnl; I.IChll'V~nwnl, l.c·<: \\'3$ llll al-
PfU"\'Illi lhcJ\ UHWeu hl l.l•Xingtun, ll'rnrtll' Cow 1 h~ R-~chool Shrmt!
whkh '" alluatcd 6U males south (':nnw the pjjSI .Y.'ltl 1n P~ndlctun.
~ PcnciJt'l•¥1 'l'h•• 18-ycm·-old llc ployl-d on thr· buskctb~ll
qund fuur yt:-DI'S rmd led the Le.'-·
Ort Sports mgton hoopst~rs in hi$ final high
SCh(IO) > N1r With !!20 poJnL<;
Th~ Jo5·pound, 5-ioot i-indr
Pioneers 46. Reed 6 ftcshman hns plfl~·c::d defcmm·e
14C'* si~·num football ll·nrn top 1
pit d Rc«< Collccc Ins I S turdll)
lfnomin~: nt lhl' Reed rit!ld, 46.(1
Paon 1 P••tc Wnrd soorcd lhN:f,
tftul•hdn\\'lls nnd I Cnrncron, pas·
ssns cc nf the PhiComs, wllictl
twwc un long TO sprmts. R~l'd' s
only cor<: <'A!me In\ • m the 'llurcl
pu 1,~ when Fn:·ct SWt!ll en plun·
~ed .n•n•n rrorn tht onc>-)'nrd litw,
* * * Adcnns Inks Contract
G'-'Or&e Adoms, ex-PlL tlurd
bJtS<!ffl11n 21nd student Dl LC r·c·
t.'f!fltly slgnt'd n contract with the
&ttmore Odolt.:S. Adams b:lltcd
thi"C\! for nrne, SSS for ~n Motl'O,
n ronkit-club 1n th~ winlet Jencuc
'Jt S n io'rnn..:1 lO
* .. *
Bickford Praised
John Biektord, se.nsationnl P1o·
n£'!i-.r ('Jlrl, was nwnrdl'Ci tht.• most
out-.t.mding ploy<'r followang la t
w~ l·cnd' Hnmt.'COmm~ g a m l
\~ Hh Pactfac 1'hL• Pir•ntX"r Pops
arel.1imcd Bickford thl' b<~t on ll
b.:JW of hlS pan &IIUr.ing abillh'.
runnir~ cnsc nnd the Poc:ific pnss
lhal he Intercepted und ron 40
\'llrd.s to paydirt
* * * Abdie Leads NWC
Jock AbdlC' hn!l Cllflhrrt'd the
NWC rumln~ 1e;.ad front Pacific's
Bob B\tm!lldl' 1'hc ~pt!cdy Pio.
IIC:• r hnlfbuck prc.ki'<l up il5 yord~
un lluln!ude lost Wf"C'k~md in
\\11 1t I 4d p~1o.usly bN•n bilk"
u n1~hlnr. duel. LEE CORNELISON
£astern O"gon athlete
llnt·bltc.ku fCo:r the Ptol\l't!J"S Uu
f I I yt•at he hns pnrticjpdtl'<i 10
11-man football. Bcsidl'S figuring
m mnny tackles ··nch ~::ame, Lee
hos two lnlcrct•ptloM in NW play
to hi crt.>dlt.
In the upSt•t·of·lllt'·'\·cal' ugamst
J .. tnfil•ld, Cornelison inh: •1:1•ptcd n
Ball Pnnuh pnss wtth nine sec
ond a "mninang til thl· fn-st halt.
'!'he \'cry next 11loy John B.ick·
ror d ('OUght (I R•"lYO.' McDuniel·
put~s m th"• l'nd 'lon.._. with t.hrcc
c,;~'(m l;is left e;n the l'lock.
Ono• week Inter ncainst What
Ill n m \\'olla Wallo, Lee &t!t up
nnolhl r P•on~:~:r 'I'D by i.nt~'r<'ept
fng D p ~ 011 th{' 50-yurd line
Thill tbn£' it took McD.1uiul four
ploys to hat payJtrt B'rATIB'l'I OII
holtlo rhwt Clo'lll'nli 111
R1labln • yCL•·Il•l'• 31
Pualnl' ;,ar4a.. li2U l'u•iq' ~l-3U P3•••• 1nter~epte 4 by 2
PllDll 8-2t.O
.l'lUIIblN 10•11 l
'l'ar4•1'• penaUuCl S6 LIIO lG
11118
GO J.u
6
6·:11),4 • 110
po1111 LC put 1n th•~i1 · n."St:rve.s
nntl throullh Uw ,\'f(clrtl'i of Bill
Huller, mnrdtl!tJ 71 y1u'Cls in 13
pJuys tu Col'· the hnaJ SIX pOintS
It WO!! Huller hm~c)( who went
O\'cr 11om 5ix yunis out.
At thl• ~nd of the third qunrtc1
Pnt••f•c: suddenly found 1 unntng
r'OUm. Mnr\'ln Rucck caplufl'<i
.Mc:Dnniel pAss nnd romped 75
ynrd!» to put thP Badgers un th••
scoreboard, 33-6
Cal Poly Mustangs
Pose Oppositi~n
For Final LC Tilt
The late sen son L c w i s nncl
Clnrk football ucct:~s story will
CRl'l' the SUPtCmc: !CJt IOJnOITC\\\'
lit Sttn l.ws Obtspo, Cal. wht!tl
the Pioneers dnsh hc!nd on with
one of the nntion's leading small
college mnchim•s-th<.• Cnliforni~
Poly Mustangs.
'Tiw Mustnng outfit will be thP
lnl!l team LC fac('s this season
as attempts to run the linol
rocord to 5--l·ll nJ!nim;t the cream
of the CC.A/\ cron, Two !C"'"O:'IS
nmnin~. the Cnltfornia club
undo r the dil-cction of LeRoy
Hughe ::~, hns b\:t'n nl the lop of
tht' CCAA loop, winninc it out
r.lt:ht in 19~7 Wllh u 8-1 mark
11110 shurmg the lllll· ln:n season
with n !l·l banne1·,
Al·coniinR to the Cal Poly
dupt> book, tlw Mustangs have the • b••st bnckf1cld in c.amp in o long
whilt>, rivaling the one last year
• pcarhL'lld~ by the "T u Ill r ,,
Thunderbird", Frcddit• Ford.
Hughes hns 1cason to smill·
th1~ .)'('01' too. ns he can boast
of ha\oint; l>n(' or the baggcst und
fnsh·~t bncldtt-lds around. Re
presenting the Mustang fullback
spot, is 205·poundcr Carl "Bump·
er'' Rower
Falhng tht• halfback solls will
be two or the "big" boys who
cnn t'enlly pick ·~m up and lny
'em dQ\\ • \'ic Hall, & 195-pound·
f'r, ha, l'hnlkod up severn! 9.5
t'entu.dcs nnd runni11g m.'ltc Jol•
\\'omnck whC\ 1 it>s ·the scale nl
!.?05 e11n rnmbl<• throu~;h n {l,';'
tnnadrt'd ·
Tom K los termon, fourth·mnk
t"t'l PllSS<'r Jn the CCAA, il' back
Cor h1s Si"niot· y('nt. Pass cntchc1'S
ttre also abundnnt on tlw Poly
rostc1·. Curtis Hall was th~· J('Ud·
ang n·~elvcr an ·the CCAA last
ycur nnd he C£10 tc41m wath mnte
DkJr Tucker, o 24·pomt pcrlorm-
~r m 1958. •
The LOG Sports Staff Predicts
-Bob Cantin
18-8
LC -'-19Cl'S
C. ol I.
Pncifa~
Wnsh
WSU
Okln
lndlo.a\D ----Jeff -
-I I
I l
•
--Cla.ren~ Dulco
17·9
Dll Poly
'49crs
c. or I -Linfield --Wash.
Oregon
Oklo -Mich -J c.r.r Sao ve Barlbemer
16-10 ----LC -~-----
-
-
-'49ers
C. ot l.
Linfield -------Wa.sQ.
Oregon
Okla
Indumn
Jeff -LiqhJ lound tnrgNs for his pas
:ws in the lust quutcr and in
doing so set Pacitw up for thcar
SL>et~nd tom·hdown. I h• ftnally
$eampl!l·cd u\'ct for SIX poants,
With 4:30 n:muining, Light hll
Bob Wend~! bdund the! L.C dcl
t.Od(•rs and Ito· went on 1n to talh
.\o m then ttccond TO, W(•ndt>l
ki• ked th~ ~·xtt n pmnt h•:tvlnr. th•
scnn• at 33-20
T••wnwl!lt:, tht• P1orwc•1·· tolll'u
up 25ti yurd& on the v.round lo
hold thcit• tum llotd an Htt: ru .h-
ing cuh:g~•ry in tht
P;li>S intcrcepllom t·onlcrcnn·.
:mc.l punt r\'turns 01'1! not !i••urN
rush an~ yurdltgc or" , .. ,au
would huvt! udded
plus yards to the slat
WJIInmcUc topph:.-d
:1 1-1 l Cor n 1 leCJSt n ""'"'
NWC lltlt> tf Colleg~
t·om~s through \Hth tht·
'lrll:. tumon·ow Should
)JUJI Dll Up•.l't On the COYt
Plont·t:l"'!l will fmhh 1n
plut:· nil alone. LC hn."
con!l•rt:ncc action and
more j:!amr. on lh<' dockt
twmg Wtlh C:.l Poly
Obispo tomorrow.
J•ioneet· Patter
By Bob Caohn .
Sporu Editor •
Must sp«:ctutoi'S who uttend rootbnll gnmt..os thl'Sc doys go
the halfback.~ mnkc long runs, th\.' ends snnrc long pass~s
quartcrlrdck." dnulc the defense by coni tnuully mixing up
roolbnll IS berommg ll glory sport and the PI'31St! is not
distrabut£'d bctwn?u the hn~ and tlll baC"kCit·ld .
Without a drong line that can hold back opponents on nrtt•
break through on defel\$e, a football team couldn't wi.n gar~
Luncl. senior Pion"r defensive apec~lial. is tbe signal caller
fenaive captain of the LC squad. Lund has played every ball
year. Nevorth&lesit the majority of "supposed" football entl1u&j
campua can't tell you what position he plays.
Ttl~ hl'ft) 206-pound tncklt mndt.c AII·Con!e rence on
ycnl' and dt-Cmills 1-in c•c)nhmhon neain thi. sea.qon lnJU
humpercd Don throughout tlu-n·ar, hut hu stll rnnks ns
nll-uround LC.: ddt n~i\"C' ltnl:mun 111 the c•yt· of P1one~.•r rn ..
Lund is only one example--thore are many more. The 75·
and .the one-yard plunges for touchdown s wouldn't be possi
out a tough, hard charging lino ...
Spt·f~ ter J .1ck Abdu no\\ rJ.nks an the top ''20'' m :small
footba11 across tht• nation. Abdit.' has gamed 774 net yard:' tht.'
und sports a fine 5.9 avt!rngc per carry. This feat is
murkabl~ dut• to the tact thAt Jack played the first three
dl•fense.
• PhiComs Place Four Me
On 'Mural All-Star Team
The 1~59 t."dltion of 1 he SIX man
rta11 Coolbtall all-stat· tc:.rn 111 pret·
ty well dommatc-rl by the l~aguc
\\inning Ph1Coms Four Ph1Coms
mnke up the moJorit~ or lhe
H~v~:n man tl!nm. T\\ o Lambda
Phi Epsilon's and one Alplw Rho
Omcf!a round out the All-St..·u
!felc:clions. The nll·lltar tcnm wac.
pickl'<i l.ty the coaches of the rc
~p~cuve teams.
The nJl-<:tnr selL'l't ions Ill"<' ns
follows·
E AI CnmeJ·on PhrComo:
C T. D. Hu~h:s Alpha
E Pete Ward PluComs
Q Earl Chappell PhaComs
8 Kent Simmonds l..ambdn
B Jim Richard>- PhiComs
B John Loy l..umbda
Honornble Mention: Terry Bar
ker. Lambda; Bob Blnir, Sag Ep;
Stc\·c l\1c'Aipane, Lnmbdn; Oa\'C
Gibbhard, Thetn Chi: Dick Ar·
nold, Sig Ep: Hank Wilkins, Si~
Ep; Pelt! LC't?, Lambdu; Jen")'
Hunt. Sig Ep: Duan .M~Lcod, Sig
~p; Da,·c Foi!On\. Sig Ep; Pete
Butler, Theltl Chi; Cal Chann,
La mUd a.
Earl Chappf'll, (u-st stnng qulrr
tcrbno:-k. did a Cine joh all ~o:oason
tilling th~ air lanes. Hl' chmaxt.'d
the St•a.<:oJII hatting Pete Ward with
the tatle \\•innmg pass an lhe ftn
ole. W3rd as ~ a !n·st team
:;elccllon at an end.
Thl.' other end was the league's
lending SCOI'M' in the person of
AI Cameron T D Hught' , hard
chnrRJng :\lphn pavot mnn. nailed
down the center spot Three
halv~ were elected to the tc:~m.
Chosen were Jim Richnrds, Ph•
Cums: John Loy. Lambda and • Kl•nl Simmonds,
AL CAMERON -AI did
101• ~ob yr magginJ:
)'t•nr m leadang the lea~~ue
ing. Hl· wu~ ~lso n sta
d~>tensc.
T. 0:' HUGHE5-- The
blocking and chargm~ r
the lcuguc. Always
~houhng encouragement.
did a !i nt.: JOb ull fCason.
PETE W ARD-Pcte wns'
kc,· man m the ~
teams lane-up. He snn
pass~s all year long
1 •.JU ,~ h on defense.
EARL CHAPPELL- As
11on··d &trl was the
1n the attack. He passed
ttl the wp or the heap
KENT SIMMOND>- A
bt!r of the battling
Kc·nt wn" ,, top pass
JOHN LOY-John gat
.•II ,f.,t'S \'Oil'S on the c:trl'
hiK dt:fen\tvc play.
JIM RICKARD>-J m,
founh .llld fmal member
top ridinG PhiComs. He
lwo wuy st.nndoul.
BILL MAR
SHELL SER
CH 6·9026
"PREPARE YOUR
FOR WL'n'ER"
Next :to Fred
On Barbur
•
Ken's Barber Shop
THREE 'BARBERS TO SERVE YOU
8439 S. W. Terwilliger ns..
by
:day, Novembor
Cal end __
put under su ·
nrc put on
The only req
1t undt•r the
tho~c set down
Its genel'lll Poll
I tun~ I ions.
lo schedule
prevent the
hom p" fr
the <1m1·
IDJuybill of I ile
t.' arc wea
lendnr "''""" •"'
• On OcatSIOQ
considers r.
1ra1n. lFC
to scht.:dulc
dances
the studE~rt
Social
1. •• , 't~·
Sociul (:
t th~ ASLC
the entire
The service i$ . t867
Porlland. Oregon. f'ridC1T, Nov~mber 13. 19!19 Number 'l
• Planning Precedes AWS 'Week'
pla11a ond IUJL minute
'" bcmc worked out for·
20, fJ week of communrty
Approxtmlltt'ly 125 gtrls
:nllrtic:tpatlng thas year· in
1 ram ditX.'Clcd by Ann
A WS pn•sidcnl.
Breckenridge, Oonno
Sue F'owlcr and Denisl·
ore cnplttins of the pro-
d the CoiJowing ,sri· wtll
g .ncli\'Jtit.~ at • ,rch of
socio I lJCCnci~ Oa&nc
Janet Hunl•~r. Angit>
Cnml Ann Dl'nason,
Phl'l"!;on, Mer d:lilh H tr:s,
· r c 1 Huntinf!ton, Sandy
K<Jy Dou~:h~rty, Dorcc•n
Jud\' .McLttin, Elntnt!
Mackenzie
Thursday
ion M11tur1t~ · will be
·. Ruderrck Mocl:cn:dc' •
chll!lt!l Thursdi•Y, Nov.
·an~ 1\ udit<>raunt. Glovka, Yllrlyn Hamson, Chnrler":
Munay and Claudin~ llnnson.
That;,! who wottcJ l1kP to jom
li group bt::t h~n·c not sicn<.'<i up
may stall do so. Lista in each or
the dom1s and on the A WS bull
C\in board by the gym will Iilah·
the ~gency, leader, t1me ami
·= •• lH:1d nJter Commwnly Wt:c.:k. kl
wh1ch the leaders, •'npUullB, and
pnrticirmnl$ will pr~nt repons
nt their \'hilts lo the social agcnc-
1<"'1
Pi Delt Directory
On Sale Today
PIONEER CUIDE, the eampus
studenl·faeulty·organisation dir·
ec1ory, is on :ule loday in the
LOG office, News Service and
bookstore , according 1o LarTJ'
Fogdall. editor.
Pric:o of the directory is .SO
conic. Proceeds , alter ex~DMI
for typing and printing are paid.
go to ihe Pi Delta Epsilon r>cho·
larship fund.
To try to eliminate errors. four
sep<tr~ate checking proofs were
.read and a separ&U! set of proofs
wall posted in the ca.mpus post
office for ono woek for checking
by individuals. • •
• • ro oom eel
By WARHEN BEHNEII'
Log SU11f Writer
If plt.uu ol the newly crontcd Trail Room-Studun\ Unton commit
h!u mt~te!rJnJiz.c, the TTOll Room wUI soon take on u new look oppro
pnate to n col!cginw otmoaphcrc. The commath:e met Nov. 5 to db
~:u~ woy11 and mc.,ns c.flectmg this chang.-..
Ree<?nt evidence of the committee's acti\•lty is the plng ponJ table
by the uorth wlndowa of the Trail Room. ln the Thursdny meeting.
at was disclosed that Indirect lighting has been ordered und that at
ahnuld be here soon Abo an the
order h.d, ore curuuns for the?
windows. The mntcri!!l or color
WI!' not rncntaoned, bul thl'Y w1ll
function to prevent the ttlbring
sunlight through the wtndowi.
AI~ di&cUSSed were o murol
and <.'Xhlblls by J.C o.rtis\3 show
In(; Uwar own work Opposmc the
mural auggP tron, 1t wo.s {l'lt that
such on cxhablt would stimulate
student tntcr. .. '1t in student work
h was olso noted that such an •
<'Xhtblt would be vaned from
llmt! to tJm~"' nnd Lht!l'('by ndrl a
new rreshncss lf1 the atrnosph•'r•:.
As o n:sult, Prot. Bernnrd Hrn
t~hnw and one &rt stud!·nt were
a .. kcd to study the Ccasiblhty or
such on exhibit and report on
Thursdoy. Nov. 12 The commltlce discuas':d ot
length the problem or «tudent
study nee-ds. It WIU poanlt . .'d out
lhnl the piJ1g pang. hl-fi und
andircct hghtmg ~·auld not be
compatible lo .stud• nl.!: who use
the Trnil Room for st.udymg be·
twct'n cl.aces It WlU su"cstc-d
that these student& could u· e thv
l1brocy, but complications wen
prcs<>nlcd becau •• atudt>nts ru·v
not aUov:ed 1.0 &mokc 1n lhe IJ.
brary and unable to obtcun any
kmd of food or ret'reshmcnt
This diJ;cuulon has smci' I• d to
::mother accompJbhmtnl by th•:
committe<"_ Wuktng thrOUiJh Joe
Shnkcs, lhc raC"ulty dminc room
was obtamed os a .tuden\ atudy
room between I p m. and 5 p m
l'>li!c:• em~lt! was gn•duated
1
• Unh·crsity 01 Cnlifornm
c School of Religion irr
1
, CaliJ. H1s present pnr
e Community Church in
is h1s ftrst smcc semANN MORRIS
A WS Pr~~t~lden t
date. Those desi.mng lo JOan o
group mwa ':onttlcl Um l~dcr so
there w1U be adequate lromporl
ation. Girlli who ore unable to go
but have: signed must tell the.;
leader of the group. Actor Revives Bard The meeung closed lllter -a de
crsron was made to plac'(' n ug
gesuon box 1n the Tntl Room
The bax wnl en~; to give a!u-
Our
Best
ishes
o All
e
e
·Films
Wear mny s.:cm opprehensh•e
is scnnun since the 'Mllc•
nrC" cxp<'cling their first
\'. 'H'I. An \!Valuattc.n mectmg will b'-'
tas to Present Show
uding Comedy, Dancing
T1me.'' says the angel. "that inv1S1ble force ol mystery and
t'01Jty. I g1V•• yuu a past to guide you and a future for wh~t·h
hcse wCtrds the theme ts o;ct for the annual Thctn Kappa
be pr"!•~nted ot lhc F'ir Acres Theal.('r Tuesday, No\'. li,
·• Nov :!0, at 11 a.m. artd 8 p.m. r~pectfully. The Tuesday
~n•;c wtll be (J'CC to the entire student body hut !or the Friday
IS open to the gen
ic there will be u 50-
isston chnrgc to help de-Larry Hanks will add a touch of
coml.-dy to the show BY RAMONA SALMINEN
W1t.h bnwcry and bravado
Ph11tp Hanson made live the
chnrncters of Wtllinm Shakes
peare nt an assembly last Tul"S·
day rn Evans nudilorium.
.. J rome before you, nn nctor
\lo'lthout a piny, without words
~nd wiU10ut eoonery,". began
Hanson Ot the ~ct or hi$ OnL'
hour performance. ''I have chosun
to brmc before you today somt•
of the kingJ ond Enmc of thl•
clown ..,, Shakcspl!8rc, thos•
charlictt>r:s wllf• n••ver dl" but li\·1.
on" surly PIStol confrontmg Henry V
nt an C\'c.mng camphre
Concludmg w1th cxcrpl$ from
Hotspur, Touchstone and Dog
berry, Hanson "be&gcd tn take
le.:~\'e or the audience" in trndit
mnal Ehz.abclhnn choru tushlon..
Hanson is presently touring
collc&:cs presenting hts onc-mon
sbo\lr under the auspices of \'ox
P~tJ<-n, nnl1onnl dromnuc n5·
sodation and the IOC411 AJpho Pot
Omega dromotu:: honornry. Han
son un oclor-dlrecior or the Ash·
land Shnkcspcnnnn fcstrvn1, v.on~
tnlroduccd by Dr. C 11 t I or d
Hamar, who :related the western
education nnd b!lckground of the
actor to the audience, comment
ing upan Ute uniqueness of a
"western- Shnkcspcarmn actor • dent.t an opportunity to mnkf'
~r-nlid 1n1ggestioru
The comnut~ eons:st of
eh:unnan Gory &Jeer, Sandy
Br1ggJ. Kathy Kaady, MLlf')
Shearer. Caroi.Yil Barnard, C1uiJ
Edm:~nds, Jim Stell, Don Rochon
Gco~~Mt.rrts. P .. ul Knoll Cl ~of·
fiCJo}, Dean Freeda Harl.zfcld
and Sandy Dav&dsQn, ad .. ·ur•r
Hope Morgan to Solo
Gust colos31 for •J .. cwa. ~:~nd
Clm k on lh~ .Air'' at 9 p..m. Sun
day o\·cr KPOJ ~ Ill be viollnist
Hope Joqutth Morgan, •sa. She
wfll play Ule '"F\IJ:uc" by Tnrtini
nnd Ute "'Walt:t from Fa~.~~rt" by
Sarosote The orc.hestnl wdl open
the prognun nnd the 60-.. •ofce a
c:nppello chOir will be featured
Wlitlen by Mart1
sentor English major.
the uni\'Cnrol story ot
life. It follows him
JOYS ol childhood nnd Marti Schrader is general dl·
c..>ctor of the shov. wsth Karen
Bakke as producer. ComrQjttec
heads include Ken Fasher, hght·
tng; JCZJny Johnson. Daana Rick
crt and Mns.. LoiS Smithwtck.
C'hOri"C>grnphy: Chris Edmand s,
publicity: Shlrlc"}' Hawke, cos
tum~ and Sandy Clnpp, pro-Thl' Eli7nbet.hrtn arl13l then
proceeded to contrast the v::mous
moods o( thl' wamor, lover ond
friend, Kmg Henry V followerl
by the j;C\'Crnl different coneept5
of bcorsng th~.: crown by Kmg
John, R1chard II. Henry fV.
Hl'nry VI and Richard 111.
"'ln Sllnkcspcore, u km~ u
always foUO\\"Cd by n c.lown. so
&hall st tw today," rclntcd the
actor ··one of my fnvorit.o lS
PJ.stol, n cow1mtly, braggan of
o soJdwr who speaks ,-~ry b:H: International Music Study
Includes Sixty LC Students
into the serene peace
wtih n life full or rich
of u~lng sets and prop·
lhl• stage the entire ot
'IC r!Cect w11l be donl.•
or colored lights and
cludmg songs from vad
musicnls.
t of more thnn 50 mem
Ud<.'S Thl:!ta members and
bet'S. Mnry Wilkens, n
eawtent. will norl'llte
as the ongcl, Time.
, senior. and Jo Bcrg
\1.'111 portray two
modern dance and
Fitch and sophomore
State of Penn.;
State of Frenzy
Shearer. "garl editor·
. first fern conr to fill the
on lhc PIONEER LOG
n co-editor-Js in Beth·
.. todoy attending the
l:no;tfc•n:J l ~onventron o! Pa
n. Lehigh University·
the national journal·
orocy m~t.. Her expenses
from the nnlional
With her wc.nt coptes
, VOYAGEUR and MS
judging. Dunne her
.ns.sh,ta.nt editor Robert
is handling lhc cda-~rums .. French," nnd he depJctcd th\; Sixty tudenlli !rom lhe lresh
mnn and S(!JliOl' classes arc being
asked to particip:;&c in an intcr
natlonnl rMcarch proJect deahn~
WJth lhe liberal arts cducauon
Frontier Entry Nets PlaH Hall Grand ,Sweepstakes
Plait Holl snatched the grnnd ncafficss. Thcst' four cawgories
sW•"cpstnkes trophy for this year'E t"OIIld b<' rnt•-d With from I to JO
annual Homct'oming rcsti\''ihcs points. Thro h1ghes; po'l'Sib!e ec:ore
with Frontier Vllloge IalJ;c store was 40. rnnge they were JUdsmn Dr
Saban fdt thlll the dh:plnys were
hard to rate becau~:c the them!.'
u.tt-d \l.ull the snmc for almost nil
oi them. Dr. Rcmnk wall not av.ul
nblc for comment.. fronts The juds;:•'!S for the contest AC'CfJrding to K:tnncar, it was
Wt'rc Dr Jonchtm Remak, Dr not alv. oys clear JUSt what price
Neil Sabw and Kenneth Kinnear
W;irm~r of the A di\'1 ton, which
ts Ule $25 clll&". was Delw rh1
Gumma Soronty . Alpha Gnmma
and Stewart Hall crunc throu~h
w1th second and th1rd plne<!:S r('·
specta\'cly
In the Sl~ diVttJon, or U1e B
classification, the VctC'rans CJub
naiilod do\\-n the first plnceo bon·
ors. Alpha Kappa Ps.a caincd sec
ond plncc nnd the Ph1Coms camt
m third in the eompetJtJon.
The dilq)lay used by the D I
Ph.a's wns a pence p;pe dtspla}
The Veu:.~ used a perpetual
motion theme n'lth o pioneer
chasing an tndlnn.
Jl'dging of the man) dsJplay
\\·er.: mode as follows: rcprcsentn
uves ol the dh•·play committe(•
go\·e the three judges small cards
on which were four chnracterts·
ues to be rn l ed-ong.malny.
workmanship. orbstic effect rmd
• THIS DISPLAY depicting a frontier 'Yillage elemenl N.r'Ded Platt
Hall the grand •• .. pstabs award in tbe diaplay judgmg. Diriaioa
winnen wen Delta Phi C•mma and !he VeJ'1 Clu.b. J~ wen Dr.
Joachim Remak. Dr. JI.U Sahm •IMI JDna r.
(Photo bJ B s 1 Flelrl"Yftll. ThOR p .. rtJcrpaUng wJ!J be taksng
a special test in B-10 at 12 noon"'
Wed .. Nov J8
The progn;m lS designed to
c\•aluat£> the: Eff~l\'cnes:s of a
lrb<-ral nrts education m n:lalJon
to the fine nrts.. A simllar study
wll be made m colle,ge and uni·
~ cmtH::s tn U S.. four of whsch
arc: fnnn 'W~rzt Oregon The
nork hen: ndl ~done under Ute
"~Upr..l"\. ision o1 thl.· Schools ot
.Mu.~c o.nd Ed u "3tion. u ruverstty
or Ore{:on. m coopcrataon with
Dr Lewu Tha•rer, dF.ln of in-
!.nJ chon.
Tht: ren4dl. Dr Th yer t-x
" tnt'"i. !ltouid mow ho~ Eflt <:·
1 • are cl:toc:.:: m u..<u: p ugnur:;
m dcVL' op ng m• cal d nmma·
l n. 1;l hat c th rl'lau mport-
-ttf th ~.a:: n\·rrmment and
•t • ._,., to ha c b1gh
t • '}'-m o."'d r t • \~t.:'op
.. rr.; ~ on lo.r mu 1t It VOJll
t•( pt to tllummAlt: an ii:rea
I b CUTtflJUy ""Und r !tn Jn
t ;Juut on I arrlcs UL"t :rear aD
ph t o1 lh£ mru:Jc mdw-•TY
~~ C!\tr 400 mallron doUani
Dr. 'Habert Wm£. Cal} Col
k ..... Sltefficld, England bas de
\ e aped a P•an 'Whereby d I.SUU11l·
nauon 111 mus.tc can bl' reliably
mca$ured He has ~orlc~ in the
public lllld pravate scbool.l of !:ni
land and Germany •nd baa 1tudy
1s bem; u!t'd m pa11 at an outltoe
1n th countrY • Pago Two THE PIONEER LOG Friday. Novemt>.r
Recognition Due
\\'(• ;Ci;>cl rCl'Ognitio n of Natlonnl Educ. tu>n
Wct•k (Nov. 8-lll is due becauso !rom one
fourth to t•rh"-thml of Lcwts nnd Clark's gnHl
untc~ go anto the fu::ld "' cdul·nti(ln , This yeaa·
the edul·atiorl dcplu t1nent has 260 student..;
l'JII oJled in St'~o: orHlnry oa· clemcn tnry I ields. pap~1s hnvc rl'!usccl to concede to the stcro-• type1·s dl!mnnds of mor~ fcnthcr bedding, com-
pulsion of lhl• foreman of the sterto depart
ment to be a union member nnd :a timc-nnd-a
lwlf employee rcplnl·cmcnl situation. Conse
quently, supervisory pcrsnnnel ha\'C been put
ting th~ two daily pnpet'S to press L'ach day. A
combination of udvcrtising :;nlesmen nnd other
n&m·un•on Plllplo~·ees nrc replacin g un10n
worker:>. Honor Student
October 'Coed' Receiv
Honor
r:ducatOI' S Ofl\'e 111lHl,Y goals yet tu be
nchu.!\'Pd includmg ~uch ua t!CIS us impron>d
rinuncing for· t hl' .schools, mur~ rcnsonnble
teacher work tond, htghca· pwfcs:>ionol ::;tuud
nnh;, bdlcr sulnncs nntl grcrtte1 public und~1··
stnnclinE! :mtl su pp<wt.
Now b :m npportuaw tinw lot schunls to
pomt wrth pt•id\'• at lh<!il' .tchic\'emcnts :utd
to show the unique pt oblcms o{ public cduca
t ion to the tnxpnyers . A bt>ltt!l' understnndin{!
uf problems fnc~..~l by schools and teachers by
the dtizens will mcun hettL•r· publiC' n•lntion~
nne! less unfounut:d cr·iticism,
A Common Effort
Coopcmtion , wllll·h is the key \\'Ord in ttw
n~wspapcr protessiQn, hos been illustrated
magnifi<:cnlly in the l"'mbincd production nf
the Ort-gnnirm and the Orl•gon Joul'llnl. Bnth
In the Library
.By Laurence Tomlinson. Llbrarian Anoth~r brand of coopera tion is not~d by
the Sentllc Posl-lnlclligcnccr and the Snn
Francisco Examinl' t incrcnsin~:t them· ctrcukl
tion ln supplv lh1s anm with comprehemnvc
national an'l intca·nutionnl news t•otrernge,
while the stnkc pet·-.tsls
Th~.· pickets. now sunounding lht.: Ot ~~onian
buddin~. halted membct·s nf other untons in
\'Oh't.•d in the production of the papers, with
the e~ception of tht> Engr•wcr s Union.
This example of Portland's l\\'1) competitive
newspapca-s pullin~ togetllel', in an eC!ort to
mr.intain indcpendcnct~ fl'Om the whims and
fancit>s of one ot:ganization, is the type of co
{lperntiun strc.ssed in journalism schools. for
the rndi\·idual and the industry throu~ hnut
t lw t•oun tr\'. -Chris Edmands, If pir!tcd Pio·
nt-cr with a big &mill•, has l>c·cn
<:hOS\ II Ot:tober A ws Coed or the
Month.
Thl' 1 ~·C'ognitum ''"'. awardt.d
hl r rot· her cnnt1tbu t1on to many
phDSf's ot Stud£·nt ltft· al LC. An
honor stUdl•nt. sht: hltS l:n!cn 11
ml•mbt!t' o( Sacnjcwcan~. und
1\mJcuns and ,, presently u mtom
bt•r (I( Erudelphiuns. Ch 11 IH
JJr\·sidt.•nt of Akin Hall and iB a
mt:mbN ot JJtt l<• Kapp<~ -ororl ty
for wh1ch shi! serves us Intcr
Suront y Council n:prescntativt.•.
Chrts, t1 :,cnior, hos 11 joint
mnjot· in pultllcHI science und
hu;tory and plan to hccomc an
uil'line hostess alter graduation .
She hos muny vruacd interests
ttnd ~~ lookang furward to "comb
ming trav~~l and n corcer''. Het
summers have bl!cn spent work·
ing at Crater Loke but the pnst
tummer was spent at the Univer
sity ol Washington near h<!r home
town, Ccntr alia.
The vi\·acious t \:ilhe:td loves to
cook, sew and dance. An enthus
iastic Ian, she loves spectator
spurL. She also enjoys cxpcrim-•
•
I
•
cnting With • .nt. Th1.,
bl· t!videnccd by the
Christmas tree
room.
As jumor class
erved lUi Social
Cll'(lanizcd .md coord
Sccw I Ca I" nda,•, In het
1110(~ ' Vt•RJ •
tt:am I<> \'kturv as <t • mcmocr .
A tcrnt ttmt t>\'1 1'.\' ~·ullcgc SIU•
,Jr-nl $hi:'uld kmlW 1~ "th•• powca
a~trut'IUrf•," Tht> t• nn 1s u ct.! 111
UQJllU~O) I!CIC0(C1 l'COIUln\11." !1, l'dU•
C'01jon nnd SOCIOlogy. It r~..·(c r~ Ill
that c<•mp:unt&n·.ly small croup
~·/ mdh•iduolJ:: who urt· mftSt in·
flut•n\lnl in l:cllmt comrnumty
anattc.rs donl', or ut prn·cntjn~
them from bt::lnl! al•complus.hed.
En~ry rommumty hn.o; 1ts powea·
st n.a c t UJ'(', hy m~.:n t·lc NL'tl to public olCict •
hut through courdtnnh: actton!\
uf mrmy fllrrnnl and anformul
jo!tOUp:< nf 11\lt•reslt. 'd lnt n Tht:
lt~odc rs up~rutc wathin powl'r Trilogy of Woes
Hits Riding Class
lt is said that "Good things hap.
pea in group• of three." We baYe
another veuion of this .trilogy.
Last week the Porlland HunJ
Club was the 1c:ene of a aerit's of
three incident&, wbic:h might bet
ter be called accidents. And Then a Potato Exp] ...... _,.
Ed. Note-The following atory,
be-lieve i.1 or not. il true.
Pro!. FICiyd Hunter. Unl\'•'n>lly
af N(ldh Carolmn. hns n.>eenlly
Ill tide (I Sl Ud) of the power SITUC'•
tUTt' of Amcrrcn . The o~tcomt
of In study is h1o: new book.
•"Top Lt>Bd~rslu p, U.S.A.''
t:ha wo1lt demonslrni~ · tha~
pohl'IU ore dt Cldt>rl nnd :imp It••
rut•uted by men, not nlt(lg( lht•r
•
•
---· .... -tructur..-s thnt ow•rlup nnd cnaJ.
l cc
'rhc most tmpor~llnt of thc~t:'
JlCl\\ ~ r structur. ~s in nallonnl
J)ohcy development ar• thl! com
IIIUnlly nml the corporntton py
lnrmds of power !-'rom !':Uch
111h J'l'Sl groups lndh·idunls Rh'
cl ctcd by oth 111 lik~· them to
mon nuthorllotivc noticmnl pohcy
l'vmmJttccs and Cfltnmiss10ns or
1ndiv1duul offices of tn.ast. ln
•l<'cd. tht!re u1 a distlnct and iden
ltCI:tblc group or rnt.:n leading lhe
AmC'rJt:uu people, whit'h Hunter
list"
•
orr1C1At 1 Ul!ll~tl n ot thn Auoc:IMr,cl IUClent• <1! l. "a.. nO Clarl. ~Y•'· lt l'Ul!llt!!h«J }<ty du11n the ooll('Ci.l ) ear, Sllll$t"rlvlluu nuoa. fl: llf;t
~~. J:ntc;reCJ u 11111C011d claM tnatlo;r Qf l' j:. 1'0-t!t Orfkll l'\lrliDncl. '-'lrt t•"'
r Ot:l" Ac~ c•f 3.11U't'b , l8U
,hM ~ht l'lf
C'hArl.M Jtl.-<'llml•
kill• Bart
l t;.b l~IJ lln
loiirn UOQh
~ l(•r l!l \\"ill )
..,.,_1111' S'rflt• ~n
)In '-'•) J L 1• E"dltOT•tll-\:'hlrf
lJuJiltlo .\IIUll\lf"l'
M•II!U\nt F'.Altor
SttoT'I fi c.J.ll or
l'llt>to~mJJbu
r LUT Editor
(" .. J) l':d It fi['
\th tu:-Starting the eyc:le was Dr. Rich
ard Dales, Tuesday night. when
ha bono fell wiJh him going
over a jump. This spill loft Dr.
Dales stiff and sore for a few
days and prevented his ot.tending
tho Friday c:loues in riding.
Friday morning . tho riding in
slrucSor aJ tho Hunt Club. Mrs.
Wilma Blackburn . was thrown
hom a hone tho was breaking
and !raetured hor right drm,
AI 1:30 thaJ altornoon . during
the b4:ginnor s cla~s. Pat CraTon's
horae aJopped auddonly. Pat kep.t
going. Tho freshman jouznalism
major endod up wiSh a sprained
ankle and th~ prospect of Thanks·
qiving sp•nt with a hnvy plaster
cost as a companion. Sundnv niP'ht 1 l~Ucd home.
"HI Dud, this is your daughtc1·.
Jo Gulh ~\', vou know lhc one nt . .
<:olle.,;~.. •. What diu the f::unil) do
th1s la:ol wcek- ~o·nd?" 1 a~kl'Ci ,
"Oh. not much.'' wns th~· rl•ply,
"Friday J cut two holt'S in the
front room walls Cor new bay
windows. 1 11'11 through onl of
the p:mes and bl'okc my ankle,
There was n 4 by 6 foot fn~h a1r
\'(•nt all night.
• "•J receh'L'd a summono:; to np-
pcar in an Mgnnizational law
surt Friday night. Snturday we
tmpenchL'd thl• trcasw cr of the
organiUttion and I went to in
form him of our achon V."hill• hf'
WitS telling m(• that w•• would
ha\'e to sm• to get the mont:y out
o1 the bank. his (.'ar roll('(( down
h1s dn\'f'way . Wilh n loud sma~h
our l'.ar wen\ to the t:nt'tlge with
Sl.OOO damngc . Two years ngo when
the new roof on the no'u~
one droppPd n tile
chimney. Saturday ni
n<.• one was home. 1 wo
Foot and block junk
t!lltln! fl'Onl Cjf( thc•
tempcrntur.• dropped to
28 degu•(':l that night.
Sunday I fmishcd
pornry front back on thf,'
The housl.' will hD\'1..• to
pl~'lely redecoroted r,
lx•llorn, new cut UJins •
nP\\ paint in "\'cry
Oh, Y<'S. tht: washing
still im't ft>:l-d bcc:lu
steel strikt•, nnd thL'h'
tncht-os of SilO! on all t
The final blow l'amc ll
\':Acuum l'lcunt!r quit tn
<1lc ot the dean up and
c·}(p}od<>d in lht• 1)\'cn."
"What do vou have PI~ • next W(•t•kend?" I asked.
"Oh, nolhin ~t much."
Hickman Study May Determi
Reason for College Achievem~
J~ u n•.suh of n new kind or
stud\' clinlc condul·t<'<l last sum· •
mer on lhc campus by Dr. Nor-
muu Htckmon. prof,~r Q{ psy •
dlology, psycholol: ists runy lcam
morl" nbout wh,• same studt'nls do • do not S\J~ce\'<1 in collt>t!c worl(
• The sax-week s t u d y-s k i II s
cluuc, hdd during the fn-st WLeks
of summc.r .school, was eonductL>rl
for 195!l high school ,;mdunh.-s
r1nd one high schc,ol s~.:nior. 'l'hn
nbwctlns or the clinic were two
fold: lisst, to dl·tcnnlnc whether
hl.,l!ll st•.hool students who hnd not
tt('hievcd the stondards for .:ollt!gc
e.ulrant.e I ut who Wt>re capahll'
of college \\ ork, t.-ould learn to
a~.:hievc to lhc l"XIent lhnt they
could do Bt;C'Cptalllc l'OIIcge work: • nnd s.ec:ond to asccrtmn whether
thl'rc arc basic differences be
t\\ een low nchacvcrs nnd high
nchtev~rs.
The «.'linic pro,•idcd n Spt.>cial
Pl'Ogrnm of the 1 cgular LC college
t•vurscs m developmental rend·
inc, Engl..ish compositaon, ccucral
psycholo~y. and n seminar (for n
tota1 l'f two hours \\•eekly), ut
Jen"t om' counseling session for
t:nch liludeJit, alonG wtth u CCJrnp..
lew b!lllury of psyhologacnl test&.
These <:oursu w•~re sck'Cted,
acconbO£ to Dr. Hickman, for the
purpose ol nldlnc these students
tu Gllin skills lJl reading, anh•t··
pc.rsoool oommunlcatfons, under·
stand me or t b om s • I ,. t• s nnd
• others.
The idc.a"for SU('h n clime cnme
when Dr. Hickman began wond
enng about the students who
IIC\'cr r~ach coiJcge. The facts
sho\\ that mo:.t colJegc.:s tuk£" only
t hi.! top 20 Pt.: r c~ nt of h1p.h school
stud.;onls. Howe\'c.:'r LJr Hickman
bdie\'t'd thut there was a P<•ssi
bility or \'l'l')' capable studc·nts,
who had not uchiC\'cd for S4.mtc
tl asun, being pnsscd up bl'(.·;ru •·
.. r non·I'l'COC!nihon.
Hash school coun. l'iors \\ crt•
contn.ctl'CI nnd rcque.<>ted 'to re
commend :;tudl•nts who. they
thought. had the abilities for
college but for vnnous reasons
had not at·hic,·ed. A toto! of 20
l'8me. li girts and 1-1 boys !rom
Oregon. Washin~ton. California
and Hawaii.
FolJ0\\<'101: the clinic t.ht...>s~;
l'esults w('re revealed con«>minc
the stude.nts as individuals: H
we.re ncccpted in Oregon colleges:
2 ac-cepted out ol state; I decided
against college and 1 r~r.canized
her high sChool program in her
scnwr y\;ar.
Pt.·rhaps the mo~t lllh!h'Stang
n·~ult of th~ dime. nt lenst for
psychologists, will be dr:r:1vcd
from ttnnlysis of the part1c1pauns
-IUdt nt~' psychological te Lc;, b1-
llc\•es Dr. Hkkmnn.
''lt nppenrs right now," he sntd.
• tlrnt \Vt= wiH !md some rnthcr
bl!:n•fl(~nn; diiferences betwt...-,n
• lhL•st: sludt.mts ond the
en lie ,C Students \\ ho nuu
cd m high school. Nin<:J~
of the 20 arr: more
tlwn the rccular college
rn wo1 kine \\'Uh people
,,,lh lh<:m. Therefore
mJt sec>m tC\ bear s.hut
sd\'l'S up lor the hours
for suC'ccxsful s1udying."
Jt is \\ onh wondcrina
tht•.sc imdin~ s could
az:cd to other
:;ul'ccsslul or
5tudcnts.
Sig Eps Live It
Hotel Loses
The SIR Eps
evening but rhc
Hotel's mnnng.:z·
tlw sam~.
Mcmb~:rs of Sigma
stlon held th.-Jr
banquet at the hntel
dnl' evcrung and W\!re
o sumptous meal for
plnte. lf this seems like
b\!ry" on the part of
mnnngcmt>.nt, the old
"uimc doesn't pay"
nptly applied. About
hout:lll Lifter tht"
ov~r. r1 annn (dc.:..<icribcd
~'td to be n S1s Ep man)
ul in and rclacn'<l th('
M nbclut $1,500, ap:pn:~1:il
ly $900 Of Whtcb \\'US
the frnlc:.rnity for the .t
st or ·iday. Novetmber November 13. 1959 THE PIONEER LOC
~eceiv
Ionor BARK OF THE LOG COMING [,VENTS
th art. Thu;
ccd by
trl.!e
or c.:Jas:
SO<'ial
and
~:ndar·, J n
I' she
• nctory os n rat
a tile
turdo\' ni •
hom~. two
junk
t off the t
• dropped
that night.
niSht.>d \\'CIUI..II
t back on th<!
Will haw tQ
r,
CUI tains.
in c\'f!rv •
lht.> washing
Xt.>d b·"·•. ,..,,
low t.·amc
i:u:ter Qllll in
·an up and
tht.· u\·cn,"
you hu\'e "'l"
J asked
~;..,.., much."
rm .....
more
collc&e
people
Tht'Icforc
bear shut
studying."
wondt:ring
could be
Live It
EJ.r
1 the
meul for
.seems ltkt
part of
the old
tht: ba .. ,. ..
, described
rEp mnn)
!n:\·ro the .. u .. ent Body:
usc the t·olumns Ct•f 'rli£
;R I~OG to ' x pi'C!JS tile
I .:rntllut.lc of Mrs. Odell
·self for the displnys of
pr ··~··nt,.d by 1 ht•
and il<x:ial orl:ani.za ltons
F'ruirl)' n•t•ht rJ•IlY uncJ
mf.l. We wen~ quttl·
e b\' th t5 C• ncrous·h<'llrt • •
o( say1ng thank you fnr
ol 1 ht• 17 n•un;. 'l'ht ndt·
th~: cumpus on Fuduy
to enJOY ttu: d hpluy · 1.1 nd
of I ht a. rp"n t 10~
1 t:Ctsilr Cudc from 11ur
•':!. T" nil who hud any
d•l with thl· Cltnytng
(I( the Hunll'cornmr. tcnd
h•loom(:ll t of tho <:umpus
we suy QUr Slrll't·n~ \\ 91'd
Morgan S. Od4ll
r English Exam
exl Wednesday
tudl nt w1th ..tmbitwns
nuns: senior students \\ill
English Qunlllyifli: El'Wm
,.,, ..... , November 18
' unior Will choose :t tupic
on 11 for 11 ~ hours.
: ud<:nts wtth H~mt!dinl
problem!l an: rcfcrr,:il lo
11, ll CQUI'Sl' 1'1'1 \ll> IQ
lhch nb1lity to l'Onununi
ht•J' quullfying ..,xum is
sprint!. wht.n those who - vlk<:s tht:! fllll ,.d it ion \\111
other oppc.rrtunity to dis
·r cnpudty to I'Ca~on on
me to Ur Robert Du en
of the t::nghsh de-
ll, lhc hish!!st scon.-:; usu
from cduc:3tlon majors.
lhat the topiCS from
studl.'nts choose arc
and gt•ncrnl cnougt,
junior IS nbll' to find
"'"'"" he hns un intl!r L~l.
h .sts," he s:•id, give stu
iu fumlnmentnls o(
ents to Play
ov. 18 'Hour'
oil uden t ancl u t.1culty
will be rcatun•d on next
Music Hour program,
In Evans Auditorium
part of the program
C>( a student-teac her
rrnll Townsend, music
t, nnd Myrnn An:1
• freshman, w11l pet Conn
Son3la for l wo pianos.
hngcll "'ill ronclude
by performing on thl
Romoncc nnd Schena"
"Air 01nd Bout·rcc" by
(lust movemcnll
htl'mith and "Be, lzellub,.
cell. also plays the stnng
studies witlt Dr. John
1: or the LC music staCf.
Tickets Only $1
11 \' A llr~cliuns ts offt'r·
lock of ::!5 s~at~ tto LC stu
the Jcnn1e 'l'ourel con-
19 31 the Public Audl
at the Spt.'Cinl pri~:e of Sl.
~ ... u and $1.80 tickets will
Stud tm ts in te.I"C!; u·d
the block may call CA
contact George Bishop
mus1c facultY. All Sl.80
ill be $1 fvr mdl'w·idunls.
Ready
rs. sophomore.s and fresh-
reminded to pick up
~""'" ' for the Voyaguer
The proofs should b<•
:.s fiOOn as possible
I
nl'rA on Cwnpus
Force., team will be tn
Room t:rom 9 a.m. No,·.
u.,-n\s Will rt:CcJVe infonn3·
ihe vurious wnys Air
commission£ moy be ob
by college ,;roduntcs and
Fore(> A\-iotion Cadet TO THE EDITOR:
I would l1kc to ask th~.; Home·
coming JUdges 10 plea~:< in1orm
1 h~.; l.'Ollf!gt> on what basis the
t:nrnpus displays were judged
CorultdL ring th~ nmount of time,
..Cfol't &nd money (!Xp<!ndt.:d by
the vanous partictpal ing orgon
i:lallons, the r.ch:c:tton proccs.s
"hould b«: known by oil Pcrh&p
rm t.•xplnn&tion would ht•lp clarily
lhi5 for all t·ont'l'J n< d Thtrnk \'Ou • • George Morris
Ed. Note: aee dory on dlJplay
• WU\ners page l. CoL 2.
Prof to Address
Idaho Churches
Dr. Donald Balmer, Pul1hcn
Scu•ncc dl,partm• !nt nnd chnir
mctl of (Jregon'll Ad\'isory Com
mtttef' on Migrnnt Children, will
Spl'ak tit lh•• (daho Coum•il uf
Churches Migrant Mimstry mt!ct
tng in Twin rnll&, Idaho on Sat
urdav, Nov. 14. •
He 5r:n•t.-d ns fL'SC.IH:h dtr<:ctor
last yt<u· Cor 1 he Oregon lntcnrn
Committee ou M1grntorv Labor •
which lt:ceivl-d natiunnl n:coenJ•
lion !o1· 1ts work and holds h•s
prl'$lnt chn~r~n M, post us a ~~.~~ult
ul an app•,inlmt•nl hy Guvl'rnor
Hn tfn:ld,
He will t<"ll wb:~t o. • gou hD
done m migratory lnbor and gJ\'f'
Od\·ice as H1 whot Idaho can do. -NOV. 13·20
14-Cal Poly (lhorc)
Vel'a; Club Danc:c Party 8:30
p.m. Palallne
IS-Phi Mu Alpha Con<ert
Palatinians 6:30 p.m. Palatine!
'Manor
16·20-JI •. W.S. Community Wo•k
16-TOPS 7:30 p.m. Arrrutrong
17-Theta Kappa show 11 p.m.
Th1t0t,.
SOEA 7:30 p.m. Armstrong
18 ,senior Qualifyin g Ex&m
cr .. k MMting s
19-Music: Hour 12:15 p.m. E•ans
Son«Ue 4 p.m. Platt Hall
• 20-Theta Kappa show 8 p.m.
Theater
Interviews Coming Up
E. C. Gibb 1 • pr•!Sentative of
Sl'ans :md Roebuck, wll1 be in·
tcrviewing on campus Mondo:~y,
f! n.m. to 3 p.m., Nov. JC. Appoint
nwnu for tndh1dual intei'VIC\\'ti
mny be arranged throug}t tht:
campus plnet!ment ofliet'. Fu1 thcr
mtntmr.uun on JOb opportunittl'S
w11h thl!l ('CJmpnny 1s avutlable in
lhe plttt'!'m• nl o!hcc.
Lt. Ut~'l'rh· Bn:.\vn of the • WAVE ollic••r program will vtsit
LC oil clny Tu•·st.l::~y, Nov. 17 in
the T!<tll Ro.,m and \\'Offi(m0$
dormitorit·s disc~ iuc the Navy's
''llllC•Ull WAVE ofiker prol!rnms
walh int~r ned JUntnr nnd "t:ntor
\\'omen .
"MOTTO OF THE WEEK"
• A Friend in need is o pest. Get rid of him •
~ .-~~
~Jn~~
lll ~ \'1 LIOUt:OtJ .L_ ______________________________________ •
Lambda
Some fraternlti• ret athlete Some ret
bniDs.. This fratmlity ret1 virtually evvybociJ'.
iDcJudinc tromen. It hu lAllA dally loyal
member. in more than 100 countri• aroand
the world. It has no pin and ita only ritual II
the simple act or enjOJ'inl Coca-COla et•J
ai~e day af the )'eU.
Ita oame? L 0 R-Lo••• of RefNhmeaL
Jai.D up today. 0
SIGN OF GOOD TASTE
lotded und.r audloiitt of The Coca-Cola Cc•pony by
Pacific Coca-Cola BoHlinq Co. of Portland, Oreqon Pave ThrH
Peapk ~'le '1allwuj t4~i . . .
Hartzfeld Slates Fireside;
fJendry Heads German Club
1\ dt hghUul u f l ~; r n o o 11 of
fJ trnd hlp ts m LOre for CTc!'hrnl"n
co• d • nd Hu:u bag llltcrs ., 1 onl'
•Jl lh•· COI•t·ludang trndlltonol fire·
1d•· C)\'C'II by Dco n J.•rc<.'(h
Hartz!• ld Ill 12•l5 p m, Nov. 23
This gct-lo·gcthcr will bo &he
•ilcteenth one ot tho fall but juu
cne on the countleu nurnb.r ol
partlets Dean Freeda haa been
giving every year 11nce coming to
t.C. She feela theY' prcnride a won.
dnful opportunity for tho girls t:~
get acquainted early in lhe year
&a well as enabling her to perr.on·
ally meet eoc:h new girl.
Dorothea Hendry hns rflccnlly
bt:en dl'Ctcd pr ld~;.nt of the Ger
man ch•b, wuh Olhcr cabtnc-nt
membus Including ''icc president,
R1chnrd Moyer lind cecrcUiry
trca•urcr, John F'o1d The next
orgnmzed nwctlng wJII bl' :~t 3
p m. next Monday m A·22
All Hllwaiian &rudenta are in·
vited to attend Oregon Slate cam·
pull at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow for
•Hawaii Calls." Sponsored by the
Hui 0 Hawaii group of Or~on
Stato, the afluir will feaJuro a
luau in the Memorial Union Ball·
room.
Shndt"' of nrnnn} .o nJghtgov.; nl
~rsl impressions ore im·
portont on compus. A well
dressed mon makes 0 last
ing first impression as being'
corucientious ond meticu
lous by tlobit.
Goad Saslc in c:lothn comes
throu9h time and c:aro in the
seJocnon and wearing of lhom.
Howo•cr, at Phil Smau·r. in
the Oswego Vill11go C-enter.
moo whose business r.our ap·
pearanco w. are aYallablo to usut and eouru:el you.
For cuual clau-an·campWI
wea.r. tapered pan1s by A·l
of California OY ConfinonlaJ
s1ac:ka by L .. L eombinod with
a Jan!zen. Towne & .King, or
Penclletan sweetor are hard So
surpau.
Taoers end ConJinon.tals a1
SS.OO. S6.9S. sweater' from
$9.95.
PHIL SMALL'S
Men's Wear
"IN THE VILLAGE"
OS WECO HEpluneo 6-5882 Probnhh• aU lluidl Will b n
too, nt th•_ Theu Chi. "PaJarn ,
Ntghh.:np" done• from D·l2 p.zn
Nov 21 AwtJrds Y; Ill b< ~IVCn lo
the most uniqudy Dm!y(d oouple
m on~· typt" of r:nooze-t 1mr •P·
J)arel
Co·chalrm•n Miko McCarty and
Mike Pianka announ~ the lm·
mediate s:ale o! tickeu from any
fraternity member or at lha door
the night of the dance. whlch will
be bold at the EaglesH all. S. £.
5th and Alder StreetL
LC Umt•:d 'Natson mtt:r t
group \\ tll ~· hosts for the fourth·
coming Dt.oeembcr 12 mc~tlnJ:
commt.>moratmg Human Rtghls
Dny. All PortlDnd U N cluln huvL
tx-cn Invited by the LC dulpl~r.
hct~dcd by Ann Kloo tcrman, vac:t
prt·s.tdcnt, Gene Tank n.l"Y lind
~tury-trea urt.r, f.1.nry Sch n•
dd
I CUT TRAVEL
COSTS
Sheraton Hotels
STUDENT -FACULTY
!DISCOUNTS
Here 1. money·SQVIng ,_.w,
ror JoUid!nU. faculty and all
uthcr colk-ge ~nncl. Dm·
ina: '11.-cckmdl! IUid ~
'l.'llc:ntilms, Slreratcm otYC'rt
you special low nate-5-even
lower rotes whm m·o t1r I'JUlTe
oec:upy the rn•• room.
Spcd31 &:rouP rat.es llre f.i~
vided for nthllitie teams,
clubs, athe-r mn~ orcan
ir.ations.
You tct t.h "diiulunu at
n.v or Sh."nt.on'• 64 hoLd!
in th U~.A. . Ha....-ati 1111d
Canads. Jlb""t pm1.at )"'Ur
Shuatm~I.D. curd whcri you
~.ita. To get a S!u.<:n!.Oa
1.0. cud, CDatacL:
MRS. MELANIE WIDE
WIDE TRAVEL
g!J.( Cucade Bldg.
Portland 4. Oregan
PIONEER 1GUIDES
On Sale Today 50c
-WANTED: Solesme
'fo St!II the (~aanpns Dircctorie
The Commission is small
The Satisfaction is BIG •
AIJ J>rofit~ Go to Pi Delta Epsilon
Scholars.hip Fund
•
See Mrs. Jenkins (next to LOG Office)
• Earn a Free GUIDE I • •
Pago Four THE PIONEER LOG Friday. November
Pioneers Trounce Pacific. Badgers~
Tukllll, od\'<lOID!lc (1r spru klmJ}
"HOIII\'O mnnt·U\'llll, LC rolled
ow•r Pt.l'lfrc, :13-.W, I nil Sn lut drn
Ill Gru>woJd Slndlum bclot e l,llllO nnd on t•le\'Pil y~•rd pOt'S ft om
M••llanll'l lu Jock Abd~o.• on lhc
l·)•urd hnl Sl:t up the in-st SC<II'e.
F1'0111 there. fullbtn'k K••n StuthJ
Wl'l'll (•~•·r fti:r tht: SIX j)OII!l$,
Gun· l:cmtl'Jt\''s k Jc.:k wa ~ood .'.tcDttllll I scooped up (I punt u11
Ius QW n 3i, Tom Wulkcr lnrd
clown o hl'OUtltul !!idclull' block
to spnng McDlllll<'l Ions•• :mfl
ullow him to s:u nil the way 11"1
payd111 l,;um"•gy'2i kt,·k .~hot the
SCOIC lo the 27·0 JnR1·k. At thiS J'liTih d Jlunll'<'ummr. Jftn , Johu
Blc.ldurd nnd l:oycc Mc.:Uanwl
J!IO !1'1CWDS'.r OONl'JlaDMOJ:
Wlll•m•Lt•
&.•wt• -a OlAr•
Oollep of 14aJlo
a.latt•ld
Wh.ltrnu
Ploolfto W L 2' Pt.• PP PA
3 l I 7 lOl 79
:t a o u •G) lOO
II I I ll IJ'T Ill· a 1 a • 76 su
1 a o a 4Q 91
l 3 0 Q 01 54
''' '' the mnm offt•nsivt• tha •'ltlS
whik lht• lllllSianclmJ! dl•f••nSI\'t
h~:u~ ''hi> Dun t~uncl ,
Ttw PH•m•t•r.., ~flcr urft:t'ing
• di.Snstcrnu frn:t quur h'l' \\'lu:1~
JX·nhlta" thw{lrlcd l'\'l'J y hltcmpl
tv s"·c•n• tllclmlmt: o 7!!-ycu'd puss
plfl¥, suddt·nl)' found the nmc•'
nnd ~con.'<f t '' it,, m lh" \'Cond
tnnr.a. A fourth d<m n sttuuti••n •
101 n 7 • n h•ntl
14C's G• urfw lleJd nt~td~· 1lw g11.
In~: "1uugh" fna· Plldhc'" BoL
l.tp.lat, On lht.> 111 I pin~ tmm
SCI'IIOnlliiJl It I let• ttw 1'0, IJ l!ld
pll'kt•cl ul t .t l.il;ht JlU.II!' und II tuuk
till.' Pionct~rs 1 ht cc pluy:; to 1cor~
llw ~~.-·c'Ond tunC!, A bd it: sl.t ·dH.-d
lhwu~h c:I'Jltt:r nml Wt•nt :!2 )'hrds
1o pnyttn t.
1'Wt• rmnult'.S nfler hnlfhme ,
Bl('kfol'd intCI~ptcd u !rrst·down
plls.'l by l.ighl and frtl'(.-d 40 yanh
tutu lht· ··nd ~one. Comcgy's k1ck
we. gvod nnd LG led, 20-0.
.,\ t:ouplc Cl( mmutes Inter, nftt:>r
New Faces in Old Places
Interceptions Frequent to Cornelison
lillsl••rn Ort•£on producL-d th1s frt'shmfln pluy<.-·d li·mrtn lnekl('
"cd:'s new f[tCc 111 rm old plnrt• fnolh:1ll m the Umatlllu-Morro\\
In the tomt uf t~c•• Cornclu•on , Cou11ty tUMC) Lt•agu,• whtlt-ut-
rl"<' hrn:m It VIII Lex inu ton l.t'l' li to•nrhn.: l.;{'.!Onglon li l!lh
till' t'l{:hlh .1thh'lc hi,:hlighh·d Cornt•l•son I>IIJyc•d v a r ~ 1 1 ,.
hy Uw r.oc: 'IJXII'te; suur n. tm h11llbuck rou1 yo•;ns uml h·d thl
out landmf pro'•JM.'c 'l 111 full pill)'. lc·nMuc m totnl pomls Ius $L•naor
Dorn 111 l oJIIond, l..cf! llVt'<l Yl'ltr with 21:!. Fo1· this outst~nd-•
ht·r.· until lhe nc•· of runt' Ill tnl; I.IChll'V~nwnl, l.c·<: \\'3$ llll al-
PfU"\'Illi lhcJ\ UHWeu hl l.l•Xingtun, ll'rnrtll' Cow 1 h~ R-~chool Shrmt!
whkh '" alluatcd 6U males south (':nnw the pjjSI .Y.'ltl 1n P~ndlctun.
~ PcnciJt'l•¥1 'l'h•• 18-ycm·-old llc ployl-d on thr· buskctb~ll
qund fuur yt:-DI'S rmd led the Le.'-·
Ort Sports mgton hoopst~rs in hi$ final high
SCh(IO) > N1r With !!20 poJnL<;
Th~ Jo5·pound, 5-ioot i-indr
Pioneers 46. Reed 6 ftcshman hns plfl~·c::d defcmm·e
14C'* si~·num football ll·nrn top 1
pit d Rc«< Collccc Ins I S turdll)
lfnomin~: nt lhl' Reed rit!ld, 46.(1
Paon 1 P••tc Wnrd soorcd lhN:f,
tftul•hdn\\'lls nnd I Cnrncron, pas·
ssns cc nf the PhiComs, wllictl
twwc un long TO sprmts. R~l'd' s
only cor<: <'A!me In\ • m the 'llurcl
pu 1,~ when Fn:·ct SWt!ll en plun·
~ed .n•n•n rrorn tht onc>-)'nrd litw,
* * * Adcnns Inks Contract
G'-'Or&e Adoms, ex-PlL tlurd
bJtS<!ffl11n 21nd student Dl LC r·c·
t.'f!fltly slgnt'd n contract with the
&ttmore Odolt.:S. Adams b:lltcd
thi"C\! for nrne, SSS for ~n Motl'O,
n ronkit-club 1n th~ winlet Jencuc
'Jt S n io'rnn..:1 lO
* .. *
Bickford Praised
John Biektord, se.nsationnl P1o·
n£'!i-.r ('Jlrl, was nwnrdl'Ci tht.• most
out-.t.mding ploy<'r followang la t
w~ l·cnd' Hnmt.'COmm~ g a m l
\~ Hh Pactfac 1'hL• Pir•ntX"r Pops
arel.1imcd Bickford thl' b<~t on ll
b.:JW of hlS pan &IIUr.ing abillh'.
runnir~ cnsc nnd the Poc:ific pnss
lhal he Intercepted und ron 40
\'llrd.s to paydirt
* * * Abdie Leads NWC
Jock AbdlC' hn!l Cllflhrrt'd the
NWC rumln~ 1e;.ad front Pacific's
Bob B\tm!lldl' 1'hc ~pt!cdy Pio.
IIC:• r hnlfbuck prc.ki'<l up il5 yord~
un lluln!ude lost Wf"C'k~md in
\\11 1t I 4d p~1o.usly bN•n bilk"
u n1~hlnr. duel. LEE CORNELISON
£astern O"gon athlete
llnt·bltc.ku fCo:r the Ptol\l't!J"S Uu
f I I yt•at he hns pnrticjpdtl'<i 10
11-man football. Bcsidl'S figuring
m mnny tackles ··nch ~::ame, Lee
hos two lnlcrct•ptloM in NW play
to hi crt.>dlt.
In the upSt•t·of·lllt'·'\·cal' ugamst
J .. tnfil•ld, Cornelison inh: •1:1•ptcd n
Ball Pnnuh pnss wtth nine sec
ond a "mninang til thl· fn-st halt.
'!'he \'cry next 11loy John B.ick·
ror d ('OUght (I R•"lYO.' McDuniel·
put~s m th"• l'nd 'lon.._. with t.hrcc
c,;~'(m l;is left e;n the l'lock.
Ono• week Inter ncainst What
Ill n m \\'olla Wallo, Lee &t!t up
nnolhl r P•on~:~:r 'I'D by i.nt~'r<'ept
fng D p ~ 011 th{' 50-yurd line
Thill tbn£' it took McD.1uiul four
ploys to hat payJtrt B'rATIB'l'I OII
holtlo rhwt Clo'lll'nli 111
R1labln • yCL•·Il•l'• 31
Pualnl' ;,ar4a.. li2U l'u•iq' ~l-3U P3•••• 1nter~epte 4 by 2
PllDll 8-2t.O
.l'lUIIblN 10•11 l
'l'ar4•1'• penaUuCl S6 LIIO lG
11118
GO J.u
6
6·:11),4 • 110
po1111 LC put 1n th•~i1 · n."St:rve.s
nntl throullh Uw ,\'f(clrtl'i of Bill
Huller, mnrdtl!tJ 71 y1u'Cls in 13
pJuys tu Col'· the hnaJ SIX pOintS
It WO!! Huller hm~c)( who went
O\'cr 11om 5ix yunis out.
At thl• ~nd of the third qunrtc1
Pnt••f•c: suddenly found 1 unntng
r'OUm. Mnr\'ln Rucck caplufl'<i
.Mc:Dnniel pAss nnd romped 75
ynrd!» to put thP Badgers un th••
scoreboard, 33-6
Cal Poly Mustangs
Pose Oppositi~n
For Final LC Tilt
The late sen son L c w i s nncl
Clnrk football ucct:~s story will
CRl'l' the SUPtCmc: !CJt IOJnOITC\\\'
lit Sttn l.ws Obtspo, Cal. wht!tl
the Pioneers dnsh hc!nd on with
one of the nntion's leading small
college mnchim•s-th<.• Cnliforni~
Poly Mustangs.
'Tiw Mustnng outfit will be thP
lnl!l team LC fac('s this season
as attempts to run the linol
rocord to 5--l·ll nJ!nim;t the cream
of the CC.A/\ cron, Two !C"'"O:'IS
nmnin~. the Cnltfornia club
undo r the dil-cction of LeRoy
Hughe ::~, hns b\:t'n nl the lop of
tht' CCAA loop, winninc it out
r.lt:ht in 19~7 Wllh u 8-1 mark
11110 shurmg the lllll· ln:n season
with n !l·l banne1·,
Al·coniinR to the Cal Poly
dupt> book, tlw Mustangs have the • b••st bnckf1cld in c.amp in o long
whilt>, rivaling the one last year
• pcarhL'lld~ by the "T u Ill r ,,
Thunderbird", Frcddit• Ford.
Hughes hns 1cason to smill·
th1~ .)'('01' too. ns he can boast
of ha\oint; l>n(' or the baggcst und
fnsh·~t bncldtt-lds around. Re
presenting the Mustang fullback
spot, is 205·poundcr Carl "Bump·
er'' Rower
Falhng tht• halfback solls will
be two or the "big" boys who
cnn t'enlly pick ·~m up and lny
'em dQ\\ • \'ic Hall, & 195-pound·
f'r, ha, l'hnlkod up severn! 9.5
t'entu.dcs nnd runni11g m.'ltc Jol•
\\'omnck whC\ 1 it>s ·the scale nl
!.?05 e11n rnmbl<• throu~;h n {l,';'
tnnadrt'd ·
Tom K los termon, fourth·mnk
t"t'l PllSS<'r Jn the CCAA, il' back
Cor h1s Si"niot· y('nt. Pass cntchc1'S
ttre also abundnnt on tlw Poly
rostc1·. Curtis Hall was th~· J('Ud·
ang n·~elvcr an ·the CCAA last
ycur nnd he C£10 tc41m wath mnte
DkJr Tucker, o 24·pomt pcrlorm-
~r m 1958. •
The LOG Sports Staff Predicts
-Bob Cantin
18-8
LC -'-19Cl'S
C. ol I.
Pncifa~
Wnsh
WSU
Okln
lndlo.a\D ----Jeff -
-I I
I l
•
--Cla.ren~ Dulco
17·9
Dll Poly
'49crs
c. or I -Linfield --Wash.
Oregon
Oklo -Mich -J c.r.r Sao ve Barlbemer
16-10 ----LC -~-----
-
-
-'49ers
C. ot l.
Linfield -------Wa.sQ.
Oregon
Okla
Indumn
Jeff -LiqhJ lound tnrgNs for his pas
:ws in the lust quutcr and in
doing so set Pacitw up for thcar
SL>et~nd tom·hdown. I h• ftnally
$eampl!l·cd u\'ct for SIX poants,
With 4:30 n:muining, Light hll
Bob Wend~! bdund the! L.C dcl
t.Od(•rs and Ito· went on 1n to talh
.\o m then ttccond TO, W(•ndt>l
ki• ked th~ ~·xtt n pmnt h•:tvlnr. th•
scnn• at 33-20
T••wnwl!lt:, tht• P1orwc•1·· tolll'u
up 25ti yurd& on the v.round lo
hold thcit• tum llotd an Htt: ru .h-
ing cuh:g~•ry in tht
P;li>S intcrcepllom t·onlcrcnn·.
:mc.l punt r\'turns 01'1! not !i••urN
rush an~ yurdltgc or" , .. ,au
would huvt! udded
plus yards to the slat
WJIInmcUc topph:.-d
:1 1-1 l Cor n 1 leCJSt n ""'"'
NWC lltlt> tf Colleg~
t·om~s through \Hth tht·
'lrll:. tumon·ow Should
)JUJI Dll Up•.l't On the COYt
Plont·t:l"'!l will fmhh 1n
plut:· nil alone. LC hn."
con!l•rt:ncc action and
more j:!amr. on lh<' dockt
twmg Wtlh C:.l Poly
Obispo tomorrow.
J•ioneet· Patter
By Bob Caohn .
Sporu Editor •
Must sp«:ctutoi'S who uttend rootbnll gnmt..os thl'Sc doys go
the halfback.~ mnkc long runs, th\.' ends snnrc long pass~s
quartcrlrdck." dnulc the defense by coni tnuully mixing up
roolbnll IS berommg ll glory sport and the PI'31St! is not
distrabut£'d bctwn?u the hn~ and tlll baC"kCit·ld .
Without a drong line that can hold back opponents on nrtt•
break through on defel\$e, a football team couldn't wi.n gar~
Luncl. senior Pion"r defensive apec~lial. is tbe signal caller
fenaive captain of the LC squad. Lund has played every ball
year. Nevorth&lesit the majority of "supposed" football entl1u&j
campua can't tell you what position he plays.
Ttl~ hl'ft) 206-pound tncklt mndt.c AII·Con!e rence on
ycnl' and dt-Cmills 1-in c•c)nhmhon neain thi. sea.qon lnJU
humpercd Don throughout tlu-n·ar, hut hu stll rnnks ns
nll-uround LC.: ddt n~i\"C' ltnl:mun 111 the c•yt· of P1one~.•r rn ..
Lund is only one example--thore are many more. The 75·
and .the one-yard plunges for touchdown s wouldn't be possi
out a tough, hard charging lino ...
Spt·f~ ter J .1ck Abdu no\\ rJ.nks an the top ''20'' m :small
footba11 across tht• nation. Abdit.' has gamed 774 net yard:' tht.'
und sports a fine 5.9 avt!rngc per carry. This feat is
murkabl~ dut• to the tact thAt Jack played the first three
dl•fense.
• PhiComs Place Four Me
On 'Mural All-Star Team
The 1~59 t."dltion of 1 he SIX man
rta11 Coolbtall all-stat· tc:.rn 111 pret·
ty well dommatc-rl by the l~aguc
\\inning Ph1Coms Four Ph1Coms
mnke up the moJorit~ or lhe
H~v~:n man tl!nm. T\\ o Lambda
Phi Epsilon's and one Alplw Rho
Omcf!a round out the All-St..·u
!felc:clions. The nll·lltar tcnm wac.
pickl'<i l.ty the coaches of the rc
~p~cuve teams.
The nJl-<:tnr selL'l't ions Ill"<' ns
follows·
E AI CnmeJ·on PhrComo:
C T. D. Hu~h:s Alpha
E Pete Ward PluComs
Q Earl Chappell PhaComs
8 Kent Simmonds l..ambdn
B Jim Richard>- PhiComs
B John Loy l..umbda
Honornble Mention: Terry Bar
ker. Lambda; Bob Blnir, Sag Ep;
Stc\·c l\1c'Aipane, Lnmbdn; Oa\'C
Gibbhard, Thetn Chi: Dick Ar·
nold, Sig Ep: Hank Wilkins, Si~
Ep; Pelt! LC't?, Lambdu; Jen")'
Hunt. Sig Ep: Duan .M~Lcod, Sig
~p; Da,·c Foi!On\. Sig Ep; Pete
Butler, Theltl Chi; Cal Chann,
La mUd a.
Earl Chappf'll, (u-st stnng qulrr
tcrbno:-k. did a Cine joh all ~o:oason
tilling th~ air lanes. Hl' chmaxt.'d
the St•a.<:oJII hatting Pete Ward with
the tatle \\•innmg pass an lhe ftn
ole. W3rd as ~ a !n·st team
:;elccllon at an end.
Thl.' other end was the league's
lending SCOI'M' in the person of
AI Cameron T D Hught' , hard
chnrRJng :\lphn pavot mnn. nailed
down the center spot Three
halv~ were elected to the tc:~m.
Chosen were Jim Richnrds, Ph•
Cums: John Loy. Lambda and • Kl•nl Simmonds,
AL CAMERON -AI did
101• ~ob yr magginJ:
)'t•nr m leadang the lea~~ue
ing. Hl· wu~ ~lso n sta
d~>tensc.
T. 0:' HUGHE5-- The
blocking and chargm~ r
the lcuguc. Always
~houhng encouragement.
did a !i nt.: JOb ull fCason.
PETE W ARD-Pcte wns'
kc,· man m the ~
teams lane-up. He snn
pass~s all year long
1 •.JU ,~ h on defense.
EARL CHAPPELL- As
11on··d &trl was the
1n the attack. He passed
ttl the wp or the heap
KENT SIMMOND>- A
bt!r of the battling
Kc·nt wn" ,, top pass
JOHN LOY-John gat
.•II ,f.,t'S \'Oil'S on the c:trl'
hiK dt:fen\tvc play.
JIM RICKARD>-J m,
founh .llld fmal member
top ridinG PhiComs. He
lwo wuy st.nndoul.
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