Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 18, Number 17
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1960-03-02
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0 0 -ustees Pay Tribute
tru!ltC<!S .ond n cummiltt.'C ul volunteer cittzo.:ns have louncht.'d
cu:•nign to rtusc $400,000 tor the college ao a lrtbutc to the lend·
ol President Morr.nn Odell who wtll retire this July. The cur
lund drive will rouncl out Dr. Odt!ll's prt.-sidcncy wath more
$4,580,000 r~isr·d during hts 18-y~Ulr t~nn of offaee. • l\ .. I
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tlw dri\'e 111 httorncy Rolx:rl S. Mill~r . Miller hns bc.;n
cd with loggmg nnd lumbt!ring activlltcs ttnd last year served
1enc>rul chuirmnn or lh< Ctlt:w11'!1 Corut>rcnc~ on Pnc1ftc North·
Fou•st Resourct·.s. AND CLARK COT .t .EGE
oiJIIJ'' ... gn leadclll hoptJ to IP.Dch lh<!ir IWDIB or $75,000 tor education
s ond scholrnstups nnd $75,000 for payment on construction Volumo XVlll, No. 17 Lowia and Clark Collog•. Ponland. Oroson Friday, March 25, 1960
and mortga11es by the clo~f' of !he fiscal year, Moy 31. The
$250,000 sum i1> expected hy June 5, Commencement Doy,
lhc F!lcuhy 1-:nc..lowmcnt fund. Love Bewitche s itch
drive will be conducted through personal calls on principal "Oh, you haven't !allen in love with him and Gzllinn'a adju tment to the nonnnl world on.d
by trustees nnd n1cmbers o( lhe Presb~1crirm Mt.:n's Aun.,
by direct mail to Prt: byte.rinn homes In Oregon. Jt is neccunry
,._..." lhe fzrsl $150,000 by May 31 to balance the present opt'!nlhng
construction budgets. lost all your powers hove you. Oilhan?" sklS her n ·xt mecLlng wH.b Shcp provide 11 satisfying
bubbly, s1lly Aunttc Holroyd, nnd quite huzmrn ending to -sell, Book nnd
No, G1lllan, thi~t bewhchmg ·wttch husn't fnlll'n Cnndlc:>," whl~h will :Uc presented 8·30 p m. tonight.
m lrwc •.• yet. Watches don't Ccel buman emo- und s..tturcll .
~l,!.2l.:iu•·•¥ 1\hllcr in llua campaign wdl be Edward P. Stnmm, col
tru~tec nnd fomH:r vice pr adunt sn chnrrc of loggmg opc.ro
ror lh~' Crown Zellerlmcll Corp. Sczvmg as nn ad\•i.J ory cmn
cornmiltc~: W'C' truste• Grnh.Jm Grjswold, chrurmnn; F..dward taons, o pompous wntt•r who ls working on n book Th H ,d llgbtmg d!!!cts lit(' done WLII,
It nbtmccmcnt t!f n d laght!ul pltJt
thornc:tr:n C4Jny iJVer a nb-l1ckhn htch, n pompout> \vrit~r who is working on a book to tt t' c I
obout wttcht ~ • all :~round Ull." Tht (•om I
Galb n'a problc m beguu 9. hen she u r:s <:al, ----· ------·-----
.. !dllr, nnd LJ. nn }>, S'lbm. Pyc·w chi.. to Cll$t o pcll on Shc·p Hcndcraon, a TTfOUb for student one-act playa lo be pre·
l!oardt r 1n her rooming houl('.
om
li ess Vote s Recog • ze
of Wimpy ogge A bustllng court lup follow • durmg which Red•
Utch nppLars. ond Nlklti, Gilliun's party-tovang
brother, <X~llnbornte3 with hun on hii book Gil
linn caats ooothcr l!pt'tl to prevent the book'•
bcmr: publishL'Cf nnd is forced to ~11 Shcp obou\ nntod April U and 28 will be held at 3 p.m.,
Monclay. March 28. in Fh: Acres Tbcator.
The plays 11r0: •Ltghmlo' and Tho.Dder,• by
Mark Twain cmd directed by Gro.lcben Freed:
"Tha Ugly 'Duckling:· by A. ~ Mlloe and dlrectod
by K~~rcn Wisecup; ''Balle's 51.-and:' by Willl•m
Buller Yeats and dlraetad by Tom Sporoa. and
..Tho Garrolen,• by Wlllbm Denn Kowelb and
dl.roctod by Slanfo:-d Clark... her bc'mg n witch.
populor Ol~t'laim, :1 well kuowu campus figure in lhc cnnanc
rid of Wimpy J, Doggc wos chosr·n Ugly Man (or Dog) ns n hagh
ol the annual WUS drive held Mnrcb 7 lhrough 11.
nnnounccnlt'nt was made nt the recent Ugly Mnn danre which
WUS drive activities. "Wunpy'' defeated six olhcr atndl·
for the honor by breaking all previous records for any one
1 ........ tc with o total of $91 in votc:s. Runn~:r-up WOJ Joe Huber
1.;u11aw for the Vet's Club. Shep docs not bf:olleve her nt flt'St, but she fin:JI
Jy convinc~; h1m thnl she has cast lt aJpcll on hlm
He leavC5, nncrily condemning th~ "fmmcup"
N1kka ll:'lli Gilhan to "come back whc:ro she be
longs," but when she learns that R(.>dlhch hus
tnken Shcp to nnQrher witch to hove her spell
remo\tcd, she !uriously cnlls for Pyev.rnckcL H,.. is
nowhere to be found. Her powe-rs really nre gone --------------------humor \\ athout b lnre Alop6tick Shcp lS the digni
fied ~.xccutlvc type, nnd Gillian make .. a lovely
impersonal wltch ond n rather nt.CC hulll!ln, too.
Ntkki 11 done lmp rtancntly, ns he should ~. (lnd
Pyt'wnckct pla}"S lhe roll of a Siamese cat to the
whiskers.
gettmg all spruced up in tie, tail and !lea powder he at·
lhe donee in the company oC Pat McLachlan nnd Ktt
f:::JJY who bought him at the auction as their dance escort. this time. She is in love.
ASLC Posts
Attract ,Few the award of the Ugly Man or Dog) honor "Wimpy"
carried off rus trophies in the form nf a miniature toilet
plumber's helper perhaps thinking, ''Boy, this is better lhan &
hydrant any day." Definition of stud<•nt apathy-
WUS W~ck activtties Included the three-day auction which 14 petitions taken out Cor nll 6'lu
dcnt bodY offices, with the re-hl•ld during noon in Templeton Commons. Buis from enger • turning dcadhne next Wcdneswere mingled with the auctioneer's shouts o! ''going •.. going dny. The elections picture this gone!" nnd the high btddcn; :round themselves with such prizes year is, indeed, 0 bleak one and
a night in the guest rooms Qf one or the girl's dorms, a full course 15 evidently andtcalivc or lhe cs-
dmner served in the cafctt>rin with nil the elegant trimmings or te•·m students hold tor student
service from the sorority and frntcmity pledge classes. Ken government. according to Pat
l~n,.nr even oCfcre.d to let someone cut o[f his beard but &t seems Broderick. clcctioru; chnirmnn.
romcone liked rt so well that he bought it on the <..'Ondition
he leaves it on. Cnndidato.""S' platforms will be
members also contributed lime and effort to the ac:li\'1- nl."Ceptcd by the LOG for cnm
by prct;entinc a faculty talent show on behal! of WUS. p111gn week until April 1. The
toUil or $505.1-.1 was collected entirely from student paruczpation word limtl for tho"'c running for
$207 85 token In from the auction nnd $256.:SS from th~ Ugly student body prcsid€:nt will be
rontest. Faculty donations hn\·c not yet ~n totaled but it is ISO. Other candtdates have n
lamat of 75 'ollords. Voting will be lhnt approldmatcly $800 wfll be the final total. th£> second week m April.
.. ~ .. en Services Begin Thursday Tho•c who haH' Ulkcn out pcU-
We All So Blind?" wtll hL• the quf!stion asked in the Chapel tlons to date for po!;ilum.<; are:
uten Serits, the !n-st of which u; to be held at 11 n.:m. ThUTSdn). PresidenJ.-..Cary B~. Tony
31, ln Evans. Michaelson.
ProJres1~or John T. Braun will be the fjrst ~peaker to denl wtlh th~ Senior SGnator-Tom KaYeny
$tns or the campus community. His sub-topk \\ill be "Can Junior Senator-Byron Beaeb,
See Ou~cl"cs'" Donna Reed, junior, will be the sludcnt leader. Nanci Estes. Janel Vaughcm.
following two ChapC'I sen1ces w1ll <.'Ontmue Ute Lenten sen- Sophomore Senolor-Jo Gulley.
with .. Can We St'e Our World?" and conclude with "Can We Sec Dave Cooper.
Christ?'' Dr. HidC(l Hashimoto and Dr. John Anderson. respec- AWS President-Sue Fowlez.
.\ will speak on these topies. SecrcJary-.Laurie Labbitt
Lenten Series dcnls wifh the ide::t that the Cflnst was perse- Treasurer-Karen Galbraith
by the people of his 'time, as he is also pCJ"S('cutcd by lhc Rally Squad-Ken T:hom&cn.
~e campus todn)'. "Jesus wept over Jerusruem .in days or old Roger Sognor. Karl Kloos;te,r; Tom
h~> is WN:ping over the college commuruty today," will be tho Thompson. £d Evans. Don Chil· Low Grades Get Faculty Ax
Are your D's showingl They will---beginning next September
The committee on ndminions lind scholastic st.nndang has made
sc\•crnl amport.ant Chnnges 1.0 improve lhe scholastic: standing of
below ll\•ernge student&, according lO chnirmnn Dr. Eugene Kozlofi
First, n new buis has ~ d!!Veloped for wnrning nudcnta wbo
are scholnslically dcfficacnt. The GPA S)'5tem \\ill b:e drop~ m
fa\'or of a point lfystcm next fnll. A mudent wrll have to have 2t8
pomts to grndunte. The cumulative GPA will still bf: recorded in
the .Reglstrnr's oCiicc.
Here is n hypolhcticnl rose. A stud£:nt with junior sl.andlng has 60
hours credit. To hn\•e no ditfJetcncy th!' student would have 120
grnde potnts {1 hour of C cqunla 2 points). If he h.nd 10 hollfl of D
not ofl!let by D's or A'~, lu; would have ! 10 points. thcrc!arc bave n
delficiatcy ar 10 points.
Wath this pomt cystem In mind, the se11lc \J."lll be ns follows: m1nus
1 to 6 points results in n warning; minus 7 to 16 protmtion, minu" 17
to 30. suspension. and mmw 30 or more. dJ.Squnhflcntion
A student mny continue in school &ndefinilcl:v with a lG-potnt dit
ftciency but can not groduaw until he nccumulates 248 pomts
The second chan.ge ~ thnt transcripts of transfer ':.Ud~n cannot
hav~ n dcfftc.iC'nc.-y of mon:· than J6 pomu In thc-past all o·,. were
dropped from the trnnscript and the studcnL stnrtcd out ""tth fewer
flours but on n C ]t" el. Now D's wtU nnt be-dropped.
Pierre, Bealniks on Loose Soon
With Tension-Relieving Allractions
Muabrooms. mushrooms oYarywh~:rt!. Grey mur.ky mush:rDoma
ovcrywhere and bore am 1 in this mushroom :foreat and l cctt you
you're there, too.
With Uus bat of poetry by Plcom: LeB.:lttu, campU5 fictJc:lOUS pot"1.
NCJrth Bench moves to the country. ln .nn ClnStenunlli:t bran nl!ar SW
Patton and Sbnttuclt Roods Si,!::rna Phi Epsilon r'r1ltcmi:y prr::ent5
the annual • Frmc.h Ap;;eh Hont.-v Tonk-Beatnik Ball" l 8 !J p m
Apnl ~
~~:h~t~~~n~v~e~y~e~d~by~~t:h~e_:se~nn~·c:cs~ · ................ ............ ~co~to~· ...................... , a Mm. ~ .. But let's trail and erzot through tho wood.s until we come to a
place I know of where mushrooms don't grow and :tousion doesn't
count." • 1rcus
'By Jean Shearer
s like n three nng cU"Cus.'' snid one member.
tt wns-U1c Tuesday nftemoon Senate meet
We think Ute m(!fllber was referring w the
parliamentary procedure followed. Ap
r-••;r. some wize cuy has been reading Robert's
o:r Order.
motion passed by the Senate on the Na
Defc.nse Education Act on March 1 wns
dcd at the instigation of Sophomore Class
John Mnrandns. The tccllnlcahty foWld
resdndmg the motion was unexpected ~nd
Mnrnndas clnimcd thnt the mouon
passed. calling for support of the :K~n
' Clnrk, Ch~v~z Bill rcgardmg Ute ncgnuve
It\• onth is in reality Ute Kennedy, Clark
· Bill. Thh; odds up to a fnuhy motion. The
ts now bnck where it started on this mn"er
WC<'ks ngo. Next week another motion on • on
the NDEA vn11 gm Uunss roUang agatn
Ac:tton was taken, ot the request of the 'U.S.
Nnhonal Student Assn.. on the Nnsh\•tlle, Tenn.
sit-ln mo\·cment. staged an recent weeks by
southern college .students. The Senate, along with
mnny other stud.:nt go,•ernments across .the U.S.
will send telegrams to Ute go,-emors of sue south
em states protcsllns the arrest of the ~lege ~u
dcnts. who were pencl'fully demonst.nlling ngnmst
lunc:h counter discnmmntlon.
:\long the same line. the CommittC!! on Rndal
Equality hns asked the Sffilltc to help p1cket
Portland Wool\1.'Qrlh nnd Kress stores on S:ltur
dnys. bec:3use of their discri.mlnuton· ncltons m
the South. Occisaon was postponed untn more
infonnnttoo cnn be gathered on CORE. .
one choice comment hcurd "hOC! the orde was
deciding what to do about d1raim1notton wns. "I
don't know. this 1 a pr<'tt~ contro,·eninl subJ<!ct
for us to get mixed up in " Cniconoclast.tcall)· the tradlUWUil sUdc and ~~ .. Will r appear
ns tension relievers reporb Le&ttu Add.fd attract!ons will be both
hayloft and barn floor ar(:':u where one can mak the ju:z ('l' dance
to conromuablc mlUic: and cntcrtamment hnndled by Bob Hacktng
and atmosphere under the direCtion of B1l1 Culp
Dress is stru:Uy left bank-party pad-agranan beat. Not wdhng to be
outdone by contomuty. P1erre. too, will hol'\.·e a queen. Aeeent tbts
yem-is on double dnting :ror dtgging the mood £'\"e-n bettt.>T Jt all
pa.-1 of taking lhe mmd away.
Orchestra to Make Spring Debut
The fust <m1~rt this qmng by the :new commuruty orchestra bas
been scheduled for 3:30 p m Sunday, Mnrc:b 27, in Evnns Aud1torium
Admimon is tree.
Ri~hard McAulay, SE'ntor rn~c: mnjor, and James Annala. '52. who
is now te:~ehing ot \be Um\-ers:JtV of Portland nnd b a member of the
Portland Chomber Orehestr.a. wtU conduct Symphony in C bJ Dittcn
dort. Student oonductor, llo~rt Brewc•r. 'Will lt'ad lhe orchestm an
DtJor:lk's Fmalc from 5)-mphony No 5 (New World Symphony J.
The can~n \\ill also include Wa&ner's Waller's Pri%e SonJ and
Mou£SOrgsky•s A Night On &ld Moun1aln Concludmg the proaram
will be Wmnie ~liUl plny.mg Mozart's Paano C~o an A. Pa.oo Two
Can1pus 41111. ll." Addicts lncrca ·e
Look nround you. Sec that "omrm slUinG nc.xl to you?
Look lilt" nny normnl, henllhy, bcauliful, young college
!!trl, doesn't sl\('? But nbs"lVC carefully the furtive glanocs
ot hl'J wntch, note the £cvet'ISh cxprl~1on in her eyes, wntch
the ~ llessnc.s m her :rnnnn<'l'. There, she's getting up. Follow
h('l' as she sets n brcalhtakillg pace up the hill. She glances
ogoin nt her wntch. She begins to run und disappcnrs into
Stewnrt llllll t.oungt.•! She's sitlin!( down, tm inh'llSf' glow of
t!CSlru.y on hc1 face. Who is she? She is nn H. T I. uddh:l.
Evc•·y 'l'lnu~.duy nl ti p m. you cun S(~l! this womun or her
r.<•untcrpru·t, .ra.s well us :•ssm ted young llll'll, gnlhcrccl in front
of the tclcvtsinn to watch the adventures of Hucklcbefl'Y
Hound. The cl'ealion of Bill Hannn nmJ Joe Barber~. or Tom
nnd Jerry cnrtoon !am~. Hucklebt!rry has taken the nation,
ns well as LC, by slorms of laughter.
Jiucklcbl'rry is a somcwhnt stupid uncl pnssiv~ hillbilly with
nn cnsy n1r of pnssmg ucr the troubles of lift! thnt constantly
bclnll him. Beaten mercilessly into the ground by nn escaped
gorilln, his only t.~mmcnl will be, ''Nnw 'thnl's n right mean
monki'y."
Whnt ts thtS !nscinnllon lilu•.k holds for LC students'.' One
gh'l comments, "I lh.lnk he's cute." J\nothet likes the droll
sense of humor and the puns which she (eels nrc ubon• the
a\'crngc child's unde~tanding . Ycl anothel' student sees the
program ns nn l'njoyublc sulirc on the American woy of life,
which rnny l>e what the ('rttutor~ hud In mind. Whnt~ver tht•
l'cnson, if h1s nnl iottnl populnrlty can be denoted by his LC
fons, Huck's mtlngs will remain high rtl INtsl until 1'omcthing
rww <:ome.s ulong.
Barko! LOG
To :tho Editor:
01, k Bnl'tgcr's lettc.:r in the
Mnrch 11 LOG rt,--quu-es commt:nt.
JU o dc\'Uil-d nluronus of lhUI
rollego who rends th'' LOG rc&u
lntly and wHh intl'l'C'Sl, I feel
compdh;d lo mnkl' n lew ob·
S"I"\TutiWl , obj£•em·cty ond w1th
malice tow rd none. which I feel
llrtJ oppro,,rllllc
Mr. Boct,cr SUGC~ts thnt ~th
lclt'!t wh\l hM' reasonably good
G PA's mu .t luwo camcd them in
"annp" COUI'Iie! In tho• PF. dr.
pnrtmt•nt ~urriculum. 1 would
likn tu sugglS~ that whether n
C'OUI'SC IS Or IS nut di!ficuH olH n
dt'p{'ntl:l on lhl! dl•grt..'" oll11h!n•st
whkh tlw student Cinus in thut
cours . A tuslOry m~or wlll find
rnru~· hlstury t..•ou&-s"'s to be ens)',
n pbllosophy tnll,jor may br•!'ere
Ulrouuh the most difticult oHer
mgs in hlJ major f1cld, the sctt~nce
mnjl'lr might find calculus and
orgnnic chcmt&lry clear and l.'tUn•
pr hcnslbl(.' .
On the other hond, many of
tht' c would not fmd it ensv to -und\!rst&.nd how to odJUSt the dl··
fen e to counter nn opponent's
tiU('Ct.'SI "1th the dh•l' series -
tlwy "ould, an lnt:l. fwd it dif·
ftcult bcC.lUI lhCll dC&ret: Of in·
ltJUl 1n undcrstnndlnJ: thl" Sll· <."!Ompnss lllilllY kinds or pl'ilpl\·,
some or "hom will he <"OilC\·med
wath 1 In! tn:rd ill 1nl O\·ndcm ic
offcn11C~ and some: ot whom wlll
not. lk'Causc one student does
not wish to follow 'the same in-
lcr<'sts OG onothcr do~s not ncc:cs
snrlly mcnn that th11t student Is
infcr•or in ony sentt'. It hus been
my experlt>n1.-c us o public school
teacher that Lcw1s nnd Clark
grnduotcs an the field of phystcal
~..-uucation hun~ ht en l.'Xcclll•nUv -pl"'{'ptu eel ttl a:uidl' those young
people who wtll be plnl·~tl in
lht'lr chargi.', ~und this, J would
thu1k, is nn indlt.llton that their
collt>ltl' trnuun~.; l rm not huvl'
bPcn too badly plannl.'tl .
P1•rhaps some critic-s of the nih·
h.•tlc department .lJld Itt; JUS1ifi·
able pride m the. acad(!mtc
achicvt'.mcnt of ·tudl•nts in the
athletic program can lenm n vol
uoblc lclcSOn !rom that depart
ment and those students. I hll\'t'
yet to sec n letter in lhe LOO
fn>m Wl nthJctc sugge3Ung that
lhc Humanaties be done owny
wilh or that many of the courses
listed ln the c~tnlog in t.he Hu
moruU nrc ~idlc.-ulous and arc
nothmg but Cl'Cidt. ... fnllcne&"S fOl'
students in thos :Cll'ld s.
uat1on would not be ~uUlclc.nt tu Hmhc.r than to attempt ll::or-
eaust' U1c uccc ry conccntrotlon me dtlwn what coes on jn mw
Hd thouJ.!hl. one dcp:u1.cn~l. wouldn't it be ~'
Mr. HO< tccr's real argument 1s more libc.rnl, n more tolc.ront,
uot Wllh the <! .. of the COU1'6es, n mor\! matu.rr· npproneh to work
l think, but wlU\ the f.nct lhnt we !n hannony lor the upgr.tdu 1g uf
hove courses in npplicd fields.. 1 lhc c.nt.irc c\lucatwnnl J)rogranl
would u,cgest to blm nud to lh~ ot Lewis nod Clnrk a;o thai there
of Uk re Un~: thnt the true lib-would be no 1'$nop" coun;cs in
t'1'111 urts ~>Cholar &5 uot IUlrtOW my nrcn. P rhaps lhc mere ot-
ill hi &COP<': t.b t one at the Gte::~t- tempt to see what there is of
c t le om of the bumnnh.i .. lS vnJuc in t.he offerings oi other
tolcronce of lhOS\: wbo disnga-ec di'p:Jrhncn\S rother U10n QuLxo.
WJ\h u.s; thnt nn undcrstandm& ucnlly ottacktnc them might be
Qf all us~ls of lite (c\t:n nlh-nn educauonal ~xpericncc m tt·
ltttC'S) contrtbut s to one's iud1-self.
\"lduul '' udonl. Don Flor n
Tht '' orld • big tnough to C'n· Clau o1 19~3
Faculty~tudent Duets on Next Music Hour
Mu e H ur ' IU r~:uure Gc ,rgc BiShop, tmor, nd his pupil,
Norman 8.kccls, t. ~ton(' n xt Thurodoy.
Tht< pro .nan "til lnctud h~o ducts from the Symphonic Sncrnc
{!>ncr«< S) mptlon ) or H tmch &:hultz: and two arias trom two
orotorfo!., ''The Trumpet Shnll St)und" from The :M • sinh by Hnndcl
ond ..-1 t b En ugh· rram El1joh by MendNssohn.
otllcl&l publto.tlan ot tbo .i\dOd&t~ Stud.ntll of lAnrt.l a~~a Cllu1!: collqe. PubU.ahc<l ~b' Ollrinc tho 'l)l:•.wo )'04U'. SubKrlpUon nr.t•: U pu
71rr. Sn.tvo4 .. MCOild c'••• matte~ '-\ U.s. Poll\ Ot:tto., l'ot'U&nd. Oraon,
uo~er act Dt Mafdl 1. &n,, •
THE PlON&ER LOG Friday, March 25,
Professors Get One More Say 'hi~
About Student Actions, Attitud or
Spnns bouae cleaning contin- ology dcrmrtmcnt contit1Ued the
Ul'S on the LC campus llll faculty thoucht \\'hen he said, ul don't
nnd stuff mmnbeT'S <'oncludc lht•fl hnvc nny cl"tticas.ms etC the stu
appl"tlillnl u{ s t u d "n L failings dNtlS thnL I W•JUJdn'l make of
whtc-h mo3l intcrlt.'hl with l~>n1n- myscl1 or nf the fncully m~mbcrs.
mg. Some studl'nt., don't work us hurd
Tu l:u.t wet>k's eomrncnts, Ken n th"y mtr.ht bU1 then some of
Kmn•·.u- ol tht! rt lh•io11 dt'pllrt· u. don I work all hard as we
mt•nt added o more duwll-11.1· nHf!'hl"
•'Rllh emphnsis wht•n he stuted Dr Rt. inhurd Puuly of LC's
thnt it "1s e Htllt' discouruging trlultc dl'P<JrlmcnL ngrees with
'~hen tht y •·<tmt• to school, pay :.tudt: nt ('om plaints concenung
tor 11, t\nd tll~ll try t(J g1•t out o( Jc·cturcrs but remmds ~tudcnts
i.'\'l•rythJng they can. It's 11 shumc," thnt courtesy-if not lOter~t
hc fl:'ds ''that anvonc 1hould be thould keeo them altcntive and • • tcluctnnt to bt• educated." qutct until the vc.'ry end.
uBut you mny find thut profs Students who "miss major u drflercnt vtrow of the
studcnthood. Log pul lhe
question to tour of the
SL"C.'J·ctanes. Mrs. Frances
and Onn Beauchamp o( the
cation deportment offit-c
commcnd<u •LC students
wholl•. <1dd im~ tlw l'cminder
"of!Jcc& on campu•, ore likf
l e<~ iontl.l buamcr offices
appointments missed can
nn<:t: n tight schedule and
the rhythm or a business
Tlll' key lhmg, they both
mntunng, is to learn to ~
abll'. Re1inbility means
appointmcnt.s--"on time!"
nr~ s•·nsillve to failings in stu-exams for other thllll medical
dl'nts which nrc thf'ir own !nil-rl'usons" especially irritate Pauly, Glowmg proist• !or faculty
ings," ht' t:onttnut•d thoughtfully. who suggests !hut coUege reguln- !otudl.nts came from two
Kannenr l."<>ndemnl'd the arti· tions nnd ft:>cs concernjnJ! such who arc perhaps more in
fi<:tal aspeN of status in sLudcnt- inctdl•nt.s be enforct.-d on an im-"ith "tudcn•s ond m~mbcrs
teacher relations . '1Rt•nl learning," {Wr~onnl bus is -"mOrl.' or less like administrution than any
he said, "begms when tho student librnry hnes. sta!! members. Mrs. Nettie
nnd teachl•r can respond to t•nch Mrs. Margaret Rid~oul, associate ::ccretary to Dean Thuycr
other ns persons." He praist•cJ tht'! proh·~sor of elemental")· cducn- Dr. Howard and Mrs.
Christian collcg~ Cor· bl•ing con-tinn, fcl•ls ahat "LC students an: Hutchinson. secretary to
c~1 nc·d not onl> With "l•.xcclll•nc:c generally mntun in meeting re-Frccdo Hortdeld, both find
m scholarship but also with ex-sponsib!llltc ... and this i& a habit d(;nts coopt•rutlvt· and m
fl:llence in human rt•l 1liom " whil'lt should be devttloped nU o "fane closs of peoplc." Snicl
Purllculnr stud"nt hnhtl which throughnut the college years." BurrO\\· "We hove o
he fl•els interft>rc \\ Uh lt•urning Speech instructor Dr. Cornelius bunch oC in!ltructors nnd
includc the irritntinJ ncf'd some Sabl11 , xpn•so;c-d u feeling that, v. ho are a comphment
:.ludenls ~~:em to ha\'l Cor repitt· '·Tt\l· mo\l plc:tsant students to ( hriRlinn college.
lion. ''But," lw com•lttdl-d' these tt•nch rnt. thosu who seem to want The mnJOr cr1hctsm ex
nr~' hurnan frmltil'S to which ao lt>nrn and who make the teach- by faculty memb<-rs was
evcryon(• is subj£'ct," er extend himsl•lf." the gt.'Ol'ral apathy amnn•
Dr. Eugene Kol.loH ot the bi-Turning to slalf members for dents toward learning.
Chinatown , Dead Rats, New Friend
Liven Up Annual Choir Adventures
W1th 67 suitcn!'es, ·.JS suit bags, Vancouvct· 8 C.'s Chinatown, tht: The climax or the trip
Yakima, where 14 m(!Jllbcrs
honon•d at the annual
Banquet Vanou1o galls "-'""
changed but the cho1r tour
ager. Sandy Do,. ld"on. 37 overnight baJ!s. 14 library sl'COnd Jar •c t in th~: world.
rclert.mt book , d cop~ of Tb• E\'er)·one paid $1.50 and wos
Many Lo•es of Dobie GUlli. nnd promised all he could eat Once
a sandbox nbonrd tht• ~o"'IIege again Len Edholm, $~·nior, set an
choir rolled out of cumpus lnllt l'Uting rt:COI'd.
Mareh ith vin two Tl'ailwuys A nenr not brokt: out on Bus II the oddest- a love· note clip
and a book on how to
proper English. Sandy had
having trouble pronouncmg
and hoste~ses, and "8
sharp." bul'es .md ht·adcd tor points une morning when u huge dead
north-incl\ldtng Canada-on its rut was dJscovered under one of
l:!lh annual sprinv tow· the .. cats. After a Iew screams
Bob Wilson and Mmt•y Hoover,
the two chaulfer., bt.!(•an thcit·
eighth ond tw~:lflh trips respect.
ively with the choir. Morey hnd
a chance to go hunting in l\h k<A
this year, but gave up the h·ip in
fu\'or of driving LC' choir on the
tour.
The Washington-Canada tout
IS one of the shurtlosl thot the
choir has taken. Then! were onlv • two high school concerts this
year so lhcre \\'as lots of free
time. This was spent swimming,
plnymg mdoor !'ports, window
shoppmg, u:e skating. bowling
and looking up ftil•nds 111 tho
vnr1ous ·towns.
On th\t second day of the ~rip
in the littll' lOwn of Montt.'t'Cno.
p~rhaps on~ of thl• fiuest compli
m(!nts e\•e1 was b...stowt'd on tho
chou-. After hearing the choir
sang at the Pn~sbyterian church
sen•ic'-· that morning, n ltttl(' Indy
said to the minister ns she wns
len\'ing lhc ,·hurch, .. the choir
sang so bt!lluti!uUy, I don't even
want to inlk about JL"
The following day the choir
\'Js.ttcd the state capitol at
Olyrupu1 and lotcr that week
toured the Shell Oil RcJmel')· nt
AnaoortC!s. March 9, after n Sngn
lunch nnd tour of Western \\'ush·
mgton Collt~tiC of Educatton, the
choir members Wert' Ul!om1cd
\bot lh~y wt.>re to dt-css in the
same room-<il\'ided by o curtain
purution. T1us tdcn was Jc1ter
nbnndoned for ''ilrious reasons.
the most obvious being that the
room WllS collcd F'rlcndship HnU.
The next dny found th~ choir
in Co.nndu. No lonr.<'r wns Wnall·
mgton's four rents on-the-dollar
sales tax :an C!fect, but now it
wns n whole nickel de\'nlualion.
That evening nftCJ lhc concert • most <l£ tht: mc.rnbcrs valtcd and faillting .ipells the rodent
wn!. di!lposcd o(.
Alice in Bungleland
Recent Philosophical Eruditeness
Befuddles Bumbling Collegiates
''Be Ktnd to God Week'' is the ~hades trom "blushmg fresi
caustic term used by Fresno State plllk" to "Olympic brown."
College collegiates to denote Re-HlGHLlGHT JN the
lig1on-in-Life acti,·ities. Wonder ltce this week was a lettt!
il it mcons much more than that Cicial, non-mimeographed,
here, as the majonty of students C\'Cn ~mean-d) addressed to
got lost in recent philosophical editor from Srnator Jack
techntt.tlilics . nedy. The donn(' nmr-nf!Jr.lDbl
FROM ALL indications Pio-ventured to nsk her to
m · 1 a 'lily "hit the bottle" dur-to him any .suggeslion!'l she
me Sprill£ V<ll.-ntion. Bottle of have tor his campaign.
"MilD Tnn''. that i~. This year there's someone who vnlues
mnrks the greatest d1splny of skin opinion 1
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'hilosoph ylmportan t LCers Start Work
T T d t d · As Researchers or u n ers an ln g s!~~rnbu!"u~~ ·~"' .. ~~=
By Dolores Willey ChrtstJnn dim(2nsions." work ns po1d research ossi;.stnnll
!rom Ccopt!rnicus, Gali- Thl· craduotc OJ Elmh\U11t Col-in the flclrf or dtndoehUI('Sb,
Kcple1 :md lJarwm lS mor•• lt!gc poinh.'U Qul &n his lnlk on wluch 1s th<> 5tutly of movcm••nta
in the wuy wn undersumd the historical development be-of the hps, tongue nnd jaws. The
them we know, b••liuv<>•; tWc!!n screncf' and theology thot two lJK:« . .>ch nnd p ychology moj
John Dilhmberger. rchp10n in the great 51!lCJltwla (Jf the Middle ors will be working with cruldrl:n
rocaker on cumpu1 lhi.'l week. Ages drew their dlscoveries !rom f1"(1m two to six-years-old m Porl-
old btHlle betwc·en '3Cit•ncc nncicnl pbilo);!ophjt."S, lond nursery t;Chtlols.
rtUPion ill over but the prob- "Copcrnic:us re-read lhc phil~ ·rhey were chosen !rom stu-
of how on~ undcr1tand him-usopbcrs rather thun search for d~;nts takinc o night class m
and his part an Christianity new scitntific information, "rl!-spet.•c:h scumce nod phonetics . The
.. 11uid Dr Dill( nbcrger, Ia ted Dr. DJllenberger "Assump. course wns hcld al the Crippled
!'lll';;)o'r ol S)' o;lcmutrc nnd his-lions from phUo: opby helped Child run's D1vi.sion of the U of 0
11 theology at Drew Univ·~r- Copernicus to equatt- rimplicity .MecUcnl School. Working under
111 hi~ two oddrl'SSCS Tues-with truth in simplifying scicnti- Dr. Sam .1-~lct.cher of the Medical
"'Mlrouuh history protcatant f1c knowledge.'' School, they will be recording
ho,. wrestled in a crea- One of the nation's outstanding and taking movies of 11pccch und
attempt to get adequalt! theologians, DllJenbergcr went on non-~opecch sound& made by the
in his historical development to children wh1ch will them be
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t!PT. St02
ICl 7SOJ, WUHIIilllDN 4, D. t.
I~ l'lchtttn 19 1~ :6\~, I cit WI
tllllt u. s. 1111d a llletl ,cMol rr•llullt
·~~~ ~~~~ of coHere. Pitta
ltcd m~ dluoled lnlolll\l! 1!11 1!!1 tnt
llf rater Avlallon Cadel cro.cr= I
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ttTY·------- I oC mathematics. He bchevt.'d that
it one knew the secret of mathe
matics thot he could know the
st:crt•t of the universe. He found
that h~ rould celebrate Cod in
science by proposing that Cod
was able to do all muthcmotics
at a rnfJment.
•· [n the 17th Centur:or, ht• snid
w the second pnrt of his
ltctur~ suies, "It wn. })(:lievcd
that naturc could tell one more
about Cod than could the Scrip
tures. It was a more adequate
and greater way of denting with
God's relntionship to the uni
\'erse."
Thl-development of the Ncw
!oman world macllinl· wos lhe
last stage in the de\•clopmcnl
that led tO the problem or Mao·~
place in the uruversc,'' explruncd
Dillenbt!rger. With the emergence
of thts mecharucall)· ordt!rcd
world, certain dimensions of hu
man existence seemed to !all out.
ln conclusion, he said, "the .20th
century has brought about new
revolutions. History is almost on
the \'erge o{ repeating itself." Scholarships Available
By N alional Foundation
The Notional Jo'oundation , for
merly known WI the Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis. offers
1>cholarrhips lo upper classmen in
physical therapy nnd medical
wcial work, Application s arc dul'
in the New York Ollice by Apl"il
1.
Students cnterin~,: clthcr their
junior or ~enior 'YCilr in physic:il
therapy c•urriculum or h;l\•ing a
gencrnl BA degree cnn apply for
fmnncinl bcne.fH.s. Interested per
soM should conUlct the Division
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The Not10naJ Foundatio n, 800
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In the field of n1edictJl social
work four-year scholarships of
$~.000 maximum are nvailoblc for
sophomores entering their junior
yt!.llr who are working for a mas
ter's degree. Annual a\\-ards of
$500 arc also nvnilable. AppUca
twns ore in the Dean of Admis
sions OUfce.
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rnsin roson we run adver:tist::1llents hke this 13 to
d dL."'I' ~ dririk Coen-Cola to the get ''OU, e.nr :rro .
. ~I exclusion or ~11 other bev<'roca The
\'ll't .,.. ""L going -slong with u.-.. the sooner soon£'r you .,,_.
9.-e'U both be~;in to get more out of hfc.
BE REALLY REFRESHED . ~ .. . . .
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I uniors~ Seniors to Dance
At Formal Ball in Palatine
By Ruth Anno Olton
Junfeon; and &<:.nlons nnd thcJr
I:Ul~lS wJU dance Saturday night
m n spring &etUng to the orches
tra of .Eddiu Fenner ot the Junior
Senior Prom. The formal donee
will be hdd 111 P.:tlaline Monor
rrom 9-12 p m, F1owcra or•~ in
ordu.
Alpha Pll Omega. drat~U~lic:s
honorary, ac:quirod tlueo new
members on March 10. InlJI.atod
were Gretchen Freed. Pat. WU
liam.s and Maura Harmon.
Theta Ch1 frntemity rcca1tly
t-le<:ted new officers. Takmg over
the president's c a v c 1 is aru
CcOTge. Other new oUJe<!fll in
clude Nick L<:v.·.is. vice president:
Sam Grubb, secretary; Larry An·
derson, m[lJ'tlhnll; Walt Brown,
chaplain; Joe Berglund, hlnonnn:
&b Friesen, librnrlr•n: _Emory
Hamilton , (jn;t ~uard und Tom
Hood, St>cond guard Appointed
oWcc.rs melud(' Mike McCarty,
lteasurer and Jim 'Whllmnn, ns
sir;t.nnt tr ensurer.
The Student Oregon Education
Aa10e10tion a.llo has a new corp
of offic:en. Newly elected presi·
den! is Zoe Mumaw with Keihy
Egans, Yico president : D on n a
Rhd. SecroliU'f: Karen Anderson .
treaaurer and Bcby Minor. hls·
• ton an.
Spring IS in the air nnd Cup1d
fs tnldng over many coupiC5 on
cnmpus Meredith Hiss, sopbQ
more. recently nnnounoed hf.'r <·n
gngcmcnt to D1ck Danskin, '59
.Mnrylee Stroup, ~nior, ix.'"Cilme
Mrs. Jnmes Meo.doWll during vn·
cation. Jim. olso a senior, is as
sistant manager of the l.C booJ.:
stoh. Congratulnuoru ore also in
order for Judy Peterson, ex-'62
and Eric G1berson, '61, who were
mnrr:ied in Portland on March 12.
Marcia McCamaru. f r • • h·
man. ia engaged Jo Rick Forria
of Tacoma. Waah. Barbara Hio·
shaw. frnhman, recolnd a Leap
Year Day ring ftom Bart Parker.
freshman.
Doris Alexander , freshman edu
cation major. announced her en
gagement to Kurt von Meuller
III. sophomore pre-law mojor, at
the Alpha Gamma :sorority mcet
mg Mnrch 23.
LC's l'·IUN delegates "'ill ap
pear on KGW-TV (ch. 8) nt 10
3.m. Sunday, April :! lo discuss
the coming :MUN progTom at the Un&VC'l ity o! Caltfornm. TOples
lo lK dascu:;y>d nrt> 9\<!mtc t tlng
in the Snhurn, g~nodde In TlOOt
and eooJwmfc development of
under-developed ruuntz:u::s The
n·cent mow canccUccJ the f.'I'Oup's
prevJous ongagemcnt on TV.
The Sundny evening d~c:us:don
croup on UtP ploy .. J.B." will
prest•nt n rending of t:_ctioru; or
the work to SCA nt 6·30, Sunday,
Mnrch 27. The program v.ill be
held in Arm5lr1mg Lounge.
'Placement Interviews
March 28-A.c:acla Mutulll Life
lmurnnoc.. (Mainly for I>OllC!S-
men. Student..B mterested in
other nrcns
n l.stJ com c.) of msurnn~c may
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Lambda, PhiComs Place Two on IM Dream Lineup;
Coaches Select Wobig, Ryder, Calhoun to Contingent
Two I'hiC{m\1 and two Lomb- Maller ul o (orword p~1tlflll, Wo· thco whole thtng anct Milllr was
i'ln domlnulc the 1060 :mtrnmurol lJlp, repa: c.nts thr Modmcn. Jam the mnin reason. All scoson lone
nll·,;tor ttnm11 top 10 men. H~.:pre. n,·dcr, Alphn, holds down the he a;robbed rebounds like ac·
( utlnt• JlhiCom on the Hnlt ptvnt, nnd Skip Calhoun JOins hounding wns goang out of style.
11Jinc us D1l'lt Maller. Bumb Mot· Sundholm an th~.: hnd:<.'<lurt, CDI· He uh;o cnnned :!·1 points in thl'
tht.:Wll Of the Pl\ICom s lS n SC\'• h<"•Un plrt~·cd lh(• fUl t St.' JJOI\ fill piD)'•Of! game to pocc thoi \'k•
tJild teum d10icc· Cvnrud Sund· thL• Spo1h•t tory.
holm or l..ambr!n c1-ackud the Jack Woblg---,Millt'r's runnlnr
dt't 4fm tc'1lm lltll'·llp, Wllh lt.:llln• * * •null! at (orwurd , <>n 1 hilt tt1am
m1ct C'al Chin 11111ng o t..'COnd :riJLlST T•a.• chos1!n Ly tht• conchL'S of tht• rt.'P·
tcnm .pot. :~: ~~~ ~~~:!! r-cst·ntatiVl' orgam7.nlions, is Wo·
Till' ••·na Inlier llf the {11'51 Jlhl b.J'UIII' AlphA bi(l. Wuhig \\'UII nlso rum;<!d on
It ;un ltnJ J tel: WobiG Johunc ~~~~~~~~;"~•olnl :!':u~'! the bont-ds and poured posnts in
t.'<>nsiskntly. Wobig ployed !or
the Madmen . Prospects Bright
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llt:>OJ')' JJAnt.Utun Oonunut ..
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* The rnt ol tlu: cond tt'nm
llllll Jock Wb1lCJdd, ThclL~ Ch1,
nl the forwmd paslt10n, Ju~
'l'ltJwnrlh, SPK ut ct·rlli!t', ond
Dou l\I1•Caa ty, \'unclnls. 11t the
other cunrd. Jim Ryder-Rrprc cn1ing the
Alphn's is Jtm Ryder, their lint.:
ct'nter. Ryder proV'-'d d{'ndly nny·
wh<:r..: \dthin close rnnge of the
bnak,:t ond wn~ consistent off thc
bolirdS.
Skip Calhoun -The sp cdy
C't1lhoun, from tlu SpoalCN, holds
down one guard posttton. Clll
he>un wns t1 ftnr tJrh cr wllh t1
good jump hor....
Conrad Sundholm-The LnmU·
do's cl:\irn to fnme wos lhcar tmc
s.boollng gunl'd, Sundho1m. Il(1
olways mnnoucd l(l get into the
double ftGurc:s, nnd ttlong WJth
C.1l Chin, who wns ,, scc.'Ond team
cholct!, fvrmt'<l u :iinc borkcourt
Ptl il'. Friday, March 2$,
I•iotaeet• t•atter
By Clarence Duke
Sports Writer
Bob l!"u" nne! Hoyct• McDJnieJ, LC's second team nil-co
cugt•nl, hn\'c bt.>t·n named lo "WHO'S WHO lN SMAI.L
BJ\SKETBAJ..lJ feu 19D9 110
Sporb publictly directors, coac:hea and aJhlotlc: dlrec:ton of
and NAIA achoob aeloc:ted this yenr'11 honor role of tho beat Ul
college bllll. OJher eholcea from around the country include
Chappelle. Univ~n 'llity o! M1111101 Bill Sof!a, Carnegie Toch1 Ed
Evansville and Bornio Finlay. San Diogo State.
Th( o~ll tround lllllt)' of the bonOrl'U C:BCl'IS indicates thai
t'a"S 1 n•m the smallt.'r coll~ges and univ<'n;itit!.'i compare qu1tc
obly w1lh lhctr mDJOI' college countt-rports, Ol•nnis 13oonc, n
guaa ci, hos compil(·d 11 thrt.>t.•·ycnr nvcrngc of over ~0
gnmP ngnmst smoll college foes and nlso su<'h tcnms ns
Xm:ica·, Oklahomo City, Scnl\lc, Pc•rlland, ond lhc Air Force.
Cancinnntl two )'Nlrll ago, Boone led nil scort!J'S walb 34 pom
Anothor example of D smnll college top notch athleto can bo
in Ken Colomc.n. a Kentucky Wesleyan guard. After
point. per game in his ~;onior prC!p yoor, Coleman scorod nt
points per outing against both amall llDd major collogo leomr: Irs
CongrntulnLaon s arc in order !or Mcdfc.rc.l nnd Ohio Statt
down·slutc Blntk Tomndo won Its first A-l htgh school chnm
m :n ) cars by droppmg 1\lun..hftcld H3-5G lnst weekend. Oh.io
nuclteyC>s hit 16 COT ll.l, n bJnzmg .842 nvcrngl', 1n the first
tlwir NCAA c.hnmpion hip cnt.:ounler with fnvored Cnltfoa'niu
trounced t·hc Ue..'ln by 20 pomts. 75-55.
Lost Saturday afternoon &n baJting practlc:o, Jim Richard;
balls out of tho pari:. Gi!orgo Hold has also smoothed out hill
lorm and looks liko a •urtt 1960 winner. Meybc Lc·~ diamond
will avGngo liUlt yo:u'• los. 1o Linfjold after all.
LC's t.-aekster~ . b '1111' top dmwnr through most of Eldon
13-yenr lcnun', hn\c n wcll d\.'.SCrvcd pat on the back coming.
13 years, Jo'ix's Uunclads ha\'c compiled t• 4:l-V rt.-conl in duol FLECK. ALONG w • t h non
"' n •£>, llo\.t Cant! n oud l<(.'n
M~od tl,ol hornt:' the runncn•p
l «'Ph>' S c v • 1 n I m vcomcrtl
llhetuld DICJ Gocldn.rd 1n impro\'lng
ou thln llhuwmc. Phi\ N' Sketches:
Dick Mlller-Thc PhlCuma w~·n Trophy Case Grows ,.,,mp• t lion, mcluding fh·e coni~rence chumpionships.
Fh·c skimg trophies nnd u The LC trackmen have also made their appeuanc:e felt in Ji•rnnk Shnffl·r. llownm Djos k
U\d Ollw •· MrCo.rd t~pptmr to bl'
cnp bl ur ~ 1\'11\R the ril'6l tour n
'un for Unlr mNlc)'. Other rncrn
hl'l tXplleh,,od to ''ir for ~pOts Ill·
t'ludt 'l'tt•ron!I .. Ron l.!lngo • Bob
Blolr and Jtm Sutb{'t'lnnd.
Thl' I.e golfc111 will prnthl"c nt
llco c.'lmoor Onlf Course ond piny
thclr matches nt l...u!tc Oswego
Count.ry Clul' The ronfcrcnet.·
charnpwn h&JlJ wtll be at Port·
lnnd Colt Club nt the season's l!nd
'' llh LC hO'Ilinr. the: <"\'Nlt. The
opl'n&ng tn 1\Ch w11l be o hom~
.1N h nl XI 'I'u~dny
TENNIS COACH Wllrt'C.n Sn1ilh
h 1 bt-c.tl tnn lu hU: te>a.m muC"h
.. r l 'It Wl•i'l( due to the nu. Smlt h
will IX' fllroed with n r"buildlng
)ob the.-fh'St tunn (lf hl$t \'t·ar,
Doug Do.tiC.'t'a h as (p'OdUittt~l
:;;t'\ c-rol n u prasf)e(;U! wtll oom
pc: t for his rpot
Fix Wants Teams
U onrgunl nllon w1 hing to
tilt 1 o o(Lb II tC!l.m m \he Inlm
murnl Lennu{' thl! ~:prmg, plea o
Fldon f l.x 'Mnndll\' ,
BILL MARTES
SHELL SERVICE
CH 6-90!6
CET YOUR SPRING
TUNE· UP
Next to Fred Moyer
On BarbW"
'--------·----~ LC Cops Third
In Mat Tourney
Tht; LC Wl\">Slhng sqund copped
n third plnl.!c fmish ln the Dis
trict 2, NAIA \\'re. tlang Tournn·
mcnt held nt OCE the weekend
bcJo.rc sprtng \'Dl'fttlon . Oregon
Colll'g~ of Edul"nhon won the
mntch with 71 points. PSC ond
the. Ptonecrs followed with 63 und
60 pomts rcspc.:cllvcly.
Keith Shrock. Vl'rn Humble,
und Pnt Clock ull won !1rst place
m thl'ar wci~;ht divisions . Shrock
dofual~l Stcwnrd Uvc. OCF;, in
his Culltl mntc:h 2·1 to obtnm 10
pvuHS tuwonl tbc tc.un tot.ul nnd
the 12!l·pound r.huanpsonship,
llumblo . wn•stlin_g in the ISO·
I>Nmd t:Jo~. won nrJ three of hi~
match too Clock pkked up In
10 po1nts by defcatJng nll his op
J)bllcnu: Ln lht• 191-pouud (!I'OUp
Ward Phunmc.a und Loren
Shrock, Keath's youngt'r brother,
plaCf'd second In lhcar weight
cia: Plumml'r lo t his !mal
match 1n 1ht' 15'i-pound cl(t sic.
nne! Shrock lo!lt In Ute 115-pountl
d1Y1S1on Larry Borswn t111d Larry
HOw;Jrd fill' hed third m the
147 and 137 bouts re~pcctl''l'ly.
C-Oach l'red \\'JL>;on wns plcnscd
\\"1lh his tr w's rJonnnncc,
l'H'n lltough he \\US mmu$ the
l'\ l("(' of Jack Sktpp('r, Steve
JtA.) t~nd Ted Drt:\\ ln. \'l.r. thl·
.!Jtcknl>S otld injury routes.
WtUI 11 Wilfivn' ~;rr pplt•m re
tunl.lur. next yt ar, eKecpt ior
Clock and Slu'Ock. 1061's tctun
can look fOl'\~ m'd to tmolht'.l' suc
cessful r; a on.
Ken's Barber Shop
rHREE BARBERS TO SERVE YOU
8439 S. \11• Ter\\rilliger
Bed Roo,sle.. D .. ive-ln
-Open 24 Hours-
next to Fred Meyers
on BARBUR BLVD.
Phone CH G-3329 mednl ha\'e been add('d to the LC encc champaonahip moets as ihe following facta indicate. LC
trophy case during the ,·acntion distinction of producing one or more conference
hugely through the fmc<Showlnct each event and six conference Pioneer records were sot in
or Kim Kimberley and Lindn yard dnsb. 880·}'1U'd run milo run. broad jump. pole vault
Gaylord on the slopes o! ~tt. Hood discus. In addllion, the standards in tho 100-yard dllSh and
ln rt.'<'t.•nt t:ompetitinn . dill stand.
Pioneers Encounter Portland, Willamette
In NAJA Lead-Off Diamond Tournament
Fred Wilson's 1!160 baseball
team op~ncd its pre-season schl'<i·
ulc yt!Sh:rday ~uinsl the Pacific
Badgers th~ Pioneers will play n
doubleheader lodoy nnd n single
tomorrow to conclude the fir$t
NAtA l • .::nd-0 1 t' Tournament.
Cumes will bt! ploycd nt Colum·
biu P.uk and the Univl"rsity or
Port1nnd field.
LllAD·OJ'J' SOBJI:DVJ.. rndA,.. aru<:11 a5
Tbu•
10130 a.m.
l P.K..
1 li·UL
3 p.u1.
3 p.:as.. Slto T~ru•
U of P LC-lTP
Oo1UlllblA .t.U·PU
U o1" P LC-W"U
Oohuubla PSO·P"U
'U of P OOJ:·lTP
SD~7. ~b ~0
10130 a.m. U of J' 00!:·1'80
l p.m. U of J' X.U·LC
1 p.;m. Ool1U11hlA W'U•'UP
3 li.U\. U of P LV·WlJ
::1 p.m. Oola.mbla l''O..OO:Z:: -This morning, the P1oncers op-
ened up aguinsl the Uai\'ersity of
Portland at 10!30 nnd lhis nfter
nt,on lilcy tle up with Willnmetlc
m o 1 p.m. till. Both games arl'
scheduled fur the Pdot diornond.
TQ.morrow wlnd.c: up th(> tournc\·
ns the home forces go ngalnst
rwoJ Ltniicld.
Sinh~ to hua·l the rl.!mainlng
th 1 et: games wJII be two \'Ncraru
und o rookte. Tht> lentau,·e pitch
mg a...~tgmncnls go to J1m Riclt·
nrds nnd Roger lTecn -A~o)
Thom..<tOn. today and lrcshmnn
Bob Olson, tomorrow.
THE PORTLAND Pilots. LC's
morninc foe. were hll hnrd by
crndunuon. Lost to Bc•bby 'Glen-• nnn's te.:un wc.rc p1tchcrs Art
Bull nnd Bob Lasko, second bnst'
mnn Harvey Jones, third sacker
Diek Jolley nnd outfielder Wally
PnnC!l. Panel nnd Lnsko ~ugn'-'Cl New York Yankee contl'ac:t;; fol
lowing the completion of last sen
son's schedule.
Back to bolster the P1lols
t•hanccs wsll b~ cntcher Bill.~· Mc
Callen, plus pitchers Jot• Etzel,
Don EiE:cll', Bill Love nnd Bob
Darrow. Lttrrv Jo'o1·rdl. n Iann•: . .
fielding shortstop returns also.
Willomcll c wtU go agamst the
P1nncers this afternoon wilh
mnny new fnce.s dotmg the hnE:'
up. Holdo\'Crs jncludc potent
ROGER THOMSON
Hurls Todny
ltckmt:n Dav lll'ock Rlsao Snto
tmd Gory Lt>w1 L.nst • dtson the
Be~n:dls fm1shed m flflh spot in
the NWC bcap
P1tching prospects include FJ·
del Gn,•ioln. Gordy Rounds nnd
Jc.rry Pllug.
Helser has most on lhnt team
back Wllh Ute c.:oc:ccption of first
"MOTTO OF THE WEEK"
111f the solution is obvious we find another way"
lll S.. \11, t.AOUISON baseman Gene Monl(>,. and • fielder Kenny Davis, Re
aw Civ'-Northwest
ull-sta~. Catcht•r J crry
mftcldcr Btll Bauer and
Snllce, pitcher Fred H
and outfielder Jack Rilf'y
lbc list Jnst season.
Dew.aync Miller, n pitcher.
FOURTEEN GAMES
on tl r total thl'<'e-day
with the winner
the basis of the best
perccnwgc. Four gomCll
played yestcrdny with
day nnd !ivc ·tomor:row. 1C n
is rained out it will not ~
up
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A lwU J&C"adtmlc )'ear lOr
l!n4.utt &ttadr"..U ll\ Ul• Unlt"'lt..l
\IrMA tnclidlac llknoe n,ld
T~n ~ t~ EftciLP
(Our••• Ctrftlaa ~c;e
llou:arcc 1.11 "'"' rtAII bomH.
Tlmr SEPt"EMDtR to
Ap;!Utltlaa dadl!M Jt..~
COST: $2,
Prtr" lncluen; Ocun IMUIIIpotuOI
roaoo, bi;Qrd, 1111UIJII and tr .. d
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Plnn rAil lhLI CCIUI;IOQ for d.trtl~
~Uoll.a
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construe
i!ltatca Ubrn
Ill I'Xl .. 11tllUl
prOjCCt
library
icn!lS will
OUt Of It lh
room for
books or w
present
to b~
!rom thei
udl:d in the
who
left to
t library
train in~
fa\'nli
~sng to the
long
pre-Cab
for at
l'eserve
. proper
:also
cards
theclcing
for
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to
prt-n·.
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"1 ~xpcu to
job.''
new presidl
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· pln.ns
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7 6
3 0
1 3
0 0 -ustees Pay Tribute
tru!ltC<!S .ond n cummiltt.'C ul volunteer cittzo.:ns have louncht.'d
cu:•nign to rtusc $400,000 tor the college ao a lrtbutc to the lend·
ol President Morr.nn Odell who wtll retire this July. The cur
lund drive will rouncl out Dr. Odt!ll's prt.-sidcncy wath more
$4,580,000 r~isr·d during hts 18-y~Ulr t~nn of offaee. • l\ .. I
I
tlw dri\'e 111 httorncy Rolx:rl S. Mill~r . Miller hns bc.;n
cd with loggmg nnd lumbt!ring activlltcs ttnd last year served
1enc>rul chuirmnn or lh< Ctlt:w11'!1 Corut>rcnc~ on Pnc1ftc North·
Fou•st Resourct·.s. AND CLARK COT .t .EGE
oiJIIJ'' ... gn leadclll hoptJ to IP.Dch lh<!ir IWDIB or $75,000 tor education
s ond scholrnstups nnd $75,000 for payment on construction Volumo XVlll, No. 17 Lowia and Clark Collog•. Ponland. Oroson Friday, March 25, 1960
and mortga11es by the clo~f' of !he fiscal year, Moy 31. The
$250,000 sum i1> expected hy June 5, Commencement Doy,
lhc F!lcuhy 1-:nc..lowmcnt fund. Love Bewitche s itch
drive will be conducted through personal calls on principal "Oh, you haven't !allen in love with him and Gzllinn'a adju tment to the nonnnl world on.d
by trustees nnd n1cmbers o( lhe Presb~1crirm Mt.:n's Aun.,
by direct mail to Prt: byte.rinn homes In Oregon. Jt is neccunry
,._..." lhe fzrsl $150,000 by May 31 to balance the present opt'!nlhng
construction budgets. lost all your powers hove you. Oilhan?" sklS her n ·xt mecLlng wH.b Shcp provide 11 satisfying
bubbly, s1lly Aunttc Holroyd, nnd quite huzmrn ending to -sell, Book nnd
No, G1lllan, thi~t bewhchmg ·wttch husn't fnlll'n Cnndlc:>," whl~h will :Uc presented 8·30 p m. tonight.
m lrwc •.• yet. Watches don't Ccel buman emo- und s..tturcll .
~l,!.2l.:iu•·•¥ 1\hllcr in llua campaign wdl be Edward P. Stnmm, col
tru~tec nnd fomH:r vice pr adunt sn chnrrc of loggmg opc.ro
ror lh~' Crown Zellerlmcll Corp. Sczvmg as nn ad\•i.J ory cmn
cornmiltc~: W'C' truste• Grnh.Jm Grjswold, chrurmnn; F..dward taons, o pompous wntt•r who ls working on n book Th H ,d llgbtmg d!!!cts lit(' done WLII,
It nbtmccmcnt t!f n d laght!ul pltJt
thornc:tr:n C4Jny iJVer a nb-l1ckhn htch, n pompout> \vrit~r who is working on a book to tt t' c I
obout wttcht ~ • all :~round Ull." Tht (•om I
Galb n'a problc m beguu 9. hen she u r:s <:al, ----· ------·-----
.. !dllr, nnd LJ. nn }>, S'lbm. Pyc·w chi.. to Cll$t o pcll on Shc·p Hcndcraon, a TTfOUb for student one-act playa lo be pre·
l!oardt r 1n her rooming houl('.
om
li ess Vote s Recog • ze
of Wimpy ogge A bustllng court lup follow • durmg which Red•
Utch nppLars. ond Nlklti, Gilliun's party-tovang
brother, <X~llnbornte3 with hun on hii book Gil
linn caats ooothcr l!pt'tl to prevent the book'•
bcmr: publishL'Cf nnd is forced to ~11 Shcp obou\ nntod April U and 28 will be held at 3 p.m.,
Monclay. March 28. in Fh: Acres Tbcator.
The plays 11r0: •Ltghmlo' and Tho.Dder,• by
Mark Twain cmd directed by Gro.lcben Freed:
"Tha Ugly 'Duckling:· by A. ~ Mlloe and dlrectod
by K~~rcn Wisecup; ''Balle's 51.-and:' by Willl•m
Buller Yeats and dlraetad by Tom Sporoa. and
..Tho Garrolen,• by Wlllbm Denn Kowelb and
dl.roctod by Slanfo:-d Clark... her bc'mg n witch.
populor Ol~t'laim, :1 well kuowu campus figure in lhc cnnanc
rid of Wimpy J, Doggc wos chosr·n Ugly Man (or Dog) ns n hagh
ol the annual WUS drive held Mnrcb 7 lhrough 11.
nnnounccnlt'nt was made nt the recent Ugly Mnn danre which
WUS drive activities. "Wunpy'' defeated six olhcr atndl·
for the honor by breaking all previous records for any one
1 ........ tc with o total of $91 in votc:s. Runn~:r-up WOJ Joe Huber
1.;u11aw for the Vet's Club. Shep docs not bf:olleve her nt flt'St, but she fin:JI
Jy convinc~; h1m thnl she has cast lt aJpcll on hlm
He leavC5, nncrily condemning th~ "fmmcup"
N1kka ll:'lli Gilhan to "come back whc:ro she be
longs," but when she learns that R(.>dlhch hus
tnken Shcp to nnQrher witch to hove her spell
remo\tcd, she !uriously cnlls for Pyev.rnckcL H,.. is
nowhere to be found. Her powe-rs really nre gone --------------------humor \\ athout b lnre Alop6tick Shcp lS the digni
fied ~.xccutlvc type, nnd Gillian make .. a lovely
impersonal wltch ond n rather nt.CC hulll!ln, too.
Ntkki 11 done lmp rtancntly, ns he should ~. (lnd
Pyt'wnckct pla}"S lhe roll of a Siamese cat to the
whiskers.
gettmg all spruced up in tie, tail and !lea powder he at·
lhe donee in the company oC Pat McLachlan nnd Ktt
f:::JJY who bought him at the auction as their dance escort. this time. She is in love.
ASLC Posts
Attract ,Few the award of the Ugly Man or Dog) honor "Wimpy"
carried off rus trophies in the form nf a miniature toilet
plumber's helper perhaps thinking, ''Boy, this is better lhan &
hydrant any day." Definition of stud<•nt apathy-
WUS W~ck activtties Included the three-day auction which 14 petitions taken out Cor nll 6'lu
dcnt bodY offices, with the re-hl•ld during noon in Templeton Commons. Buis from enger • turning dcadhne next Wcdneswere mingled with the auctioneer's shouts o! ''going •.. going dny. The elections picture this gone!" nnd the high btddcn; :round themselves with such prizes year is, indeed, 0 bleak one and
a night in the guest rooms Qf one or the girl's dorms, a full course 15 evidently andtcalivc or lhe cs-
dmner served in the cafctt>rin with nil the elegant trimmings or te•·m students hold tor student
service from the sorority and frntcmity pledge classes. Ken government. according to Pat
l~n,.nr even oCfcre.d to let someone cut o[f his beard but &t seems Broderick. clcctioru; chnirmnn.
romcone liked rt so well that he bought it on the <..'Ondition
he leaves it on. Cnndidato.""S' platforms will be
members also contributed lime and effort to the ac:li\'1- nl."Ceptcd by the LOG for cnm
by prct;entinc a faculty talent show on behal! of WUS. p111gn week until April 1. The
toUil or $505.1-.1 was collected entirely from student paruczpation word limtl for tho"'c running for
$207 85 token In from the auction nnd $256.:SS from th~ Ugly student body prcsid€:nt will be
rontest. Faculty donations hn\·c not yet ~n totaled but it is ISO. Other candtdates have n
lamat of 75 'ollords. Voting will be lhnt approldmatcly $800 wfll be the final total. th£> second week m April.
.. ~ .. en Services Begin Thursday Tho•c who haH' Ulkcn out pcU-
We All So Blind?" wtll hL• the quf!stion asked in the Chapel tlons to date for po!;ilum.<; are:
uten Serits, the !n-st of which u; to be held at 11 n.:m. ThUTSdn). PresidenJ.-..Cary B~. Tony
31, ln Evans. Michaelson.
ProJres1~or John T. Braun will be the fjrst ~peaker to denl wtlh th~ Senior SGnator-Tom KaYeny
$tns or the campus community. His sub-topk \\ill be "Can Junior Senator-Byron Beaeb,
See Ou~cl"cs'" Donna Reed, junior, will be the sludcnt leader. Nanci Estes. Janel Vaughcm.
following two ChapC'I sen1ces w1ll <.'Ontmue Ute Lenten sen- Sophomore Senolor-Jo Gulley.
with .. Can We St'e Our World?" and conclude with "Can We Sec Dave Cooper.
Christ?'' Dr. HidC(l Hashimoto and Dr. John Anderson. respec- AWS President-Sue Fowlez.
.\ will speak on these topies. SecrcJary-.Laurie Labbitt
Lenten Series dcnls wifh the ide::t that the Cflnst was perse- Treasurer-Karen Galbraith
by the people of his 'time, as he is also pCJ"S('cutcd by lhc Rally Squad-Ken T:hom&cn.
~e campus todn)'. "Jesus wept over Jerusruem .in days or old Roger Sognor. Karl Kloos;te,r; Tom
h~> is WN:ping over the college commuruty today," will be tho Thompson. £d Evans. Don Chil· Low Grades Get Faculty Ax
Are your D's showingl They will---beginning next September
The committee on ndminions lind scholastic st.nndang has made
sc\•crnl amport.ant Chnnges 1.0 improve lhe scholastic: standing of
below ll\•ernge student&, according lO chnirmnn Dr. Eugene Kozlofi
First, n new buis has ~ d!!Veloped for wnrning nudcnta wbo
are scholnslically dcfficacnt. The GPA S)'5tem \\ill b:e drop~ m
fa\'or of a point lfystcm next fnll. A mudent wrll have to have 2t8
pomts to grndunte. The cumulative GPA will still bf: recorded in
the .Reglstrnr's oCiicc.
Here is n hypolhcticnl rose. A stud£:nt with junior sl.andlng has 60
hours credit. To hn\•e no ditfJetcncy th!' student would have 120
grnde potnts {1 hour of C cqunla 2 points). If he h.nd 10 hollfl of D
not ofl!let by D's or A'~, lu; would have ! 10 points. thcrc!arc bave n
delficiatcy ar 10 points.
Wath this pomt cystem In mind, the se11lc \J."lll be ns follows: m1nus
1 to 6 points results in n warning; minus 7 to 16 protmtion, minu" 17
to 30. suspension. and mmw 30 or more. dJ.Squnhflcntion
A student mny continue in school &ndefinilcl:v with a lG-potnt dit
ftciency but can not groduaw until he nccumulates 248 pomts
The second chan.ge ~ thnt transcripts of transfer ':.Ud~n cannot
hav~ n dcfftc.iC'nc.-y of mon:· than J6 pomu In thc-past all o·,. were
dropped from the trnnscript and the studcnL stnrtcd out ""tth fewer
flours but on n C ]t" el. Now D's wtU nnt be-dropped.
Pierre, Bealniks on Loose Soon
With Tension-Relieving Allractions
Muabrooms. mushrooms oYarywh~:rt!. Grey mur.ky mush:rDoma
ovcrywhere and bore am 1 in this mushroom :foreat and l cctt you
you're there, too.
With Uus bat of poetry by Plcom: LeB.:lttu, campU5 fictJc:lOUS pot"1.
NCJrth Bench moves to the country. ln .nn ClnStenunlli:t bran nl!ar SW
Patton and Sbnttuclt Roods Si,!::rna Phi Epsilon r'r1ltcmi:y prr::ent5
the annual • Frmc.h Ap;;eh Hont.-v Tonk-Beatnik Ball" l 8 !J p m
Apnl ~
~~:h~t~~~n~v~e~y~e~d~by~~t:h~e_:se~nn~·c:cs~ · ................ ............ ~co~to~· ...................... , a Mm. ~ .. But let's trail and erzot through tho wood.s until we come to a
place I know of where mushrooms don't grow and :tousion doesn't
count." • 1rcus
'By Jean Shearer
s like n three nng cU"Cus.'' snid one member.
tt wns-U1c Tuesday nftemoon Senate meet
We think Ute m(!fllber was referring w the
parliamentary procedure followed. Ap
r-••;r. some wize cuy has been reading Robert's
o:r Order.
motion passed by the Senate on the Na
Defc.nse Education Act on March 1 wns
dcd at the instigation of Sophomore Class
John Mnrandns. The tccllnlcahty foWld
resdndmg the motion was unexpected ~nd
Mnrnndas clnimcd thnt the mouon
passed. calling for support of the :K~n
' Clnrk, Ch~v~z Bill rcgardmg Ute ncgnuve
It\• onth is in reality Ute Kennedy, Clark
· Bill. Thh; odds up to a fnuhy motion. The
ts now bnck where it started on this mn"er
WC<'ks ngo. Next week another motion on • on
the NDEA vn11 gm Uunss roUang agatn
Ac:tton was taken, ot the request of the 'U.S.
Nnhonal Student Assn.. on the Nnsh\•tlle, Tenn.
sit-ln mo\·cment. staged an recent weeks by
southern college .students. The Senate, along with
mnny other stud.:nt go,•ernments across .the U.S.
will send telegrams to Ute go,-emors of sue south
em states protcsllns the arrest of the ~lege ~u
dcnts. who were pencl'fully demonst.nlling ngnmst
lunc:h counter discnmmntlon.
:\long the same line. the CommittC!! on Rndal
Equality hns asked the Sffilltc to help p1cket
Portland Wool\1.'Qrlh nnd Kress stores on S:ltur
dnys. bec:3use of their discri.mlnuton· ncltons m
the South. Occisaon was postponed untn more
infonnnttoo cnn be gathered on CORE. .
one choice comment hcurd "hOC! the orde was
deciding what to do about d1raim1notton wns. "I
don't know. this 1 a pr<'tt~ contro,·eninl subJ<!ct
for us to get mixed up in " Cniconoclast.tcall)· the tradlUWUil sUdc and ~~ .. Will r appear
ns tension relievers reporb Le&ttu Add.fd attract!ons will be both
hayloft and barn floor ar(:':u where one can mak the ju:z ('l' dance
to conromuablc mlUic: and cntcrtamment hnndled by Bob Hacktng
and atmosphere under the direCtion of B1l1 Culp
Dress is stru:Uy left bank-party pad-agranan beat. Not wdhng to be
outdone by contomuty. P1erre. too, will hol'\.·e a queen. Aeeent tbts
yem-is on double dnting :ror dtgging the mood £'\"e-n bettt.>T Jt all
pa.-1 of taking lhe mmd away.
Orchestra to Make Spring Debut
The fust <m1~rt this qmng by the :new commuruty orchestra bas
been scheduled for 3:30 p m Sunday, Mnrc:b 27, in Evnns Aud1torium
Admimon is tree.
Ri~hard McAulay, SE'ntor rn~c: mnjor, and James Annala. '52. who
is now te:~ehing ot \be Um\-ers:JtV of Portland nnd b a member of the
Portland Chomber Orehestr.a. wtU conduct Symphony in C bJ Dittcn
dort. Student oonductor, llo~rt Brewc•r. 'Will lt'ad lhe orchestm an
DtJor:lk's Fmalc from 5)-mphony No 5 (New World Symphony J.
The can~n \\ill also include Wa&ner's Waller's Pri%e SonJ and
Mou£SOrgsky•s A Night On &ld Moun1aln Concludmg the proaram
will be Wmnie ~liUl plny.mg Mozart's Paano C~o an A. Pa.oo Two
Can1pus 41111. ll." Addicts lncrca ·e
Look nround you. Sec that "omrm slUinG nc.xl to you?
Look lilt" nny normnl, henllhy, bcauliful, young college
!!trl, doesn't sl\('? But nbs"lVC carefully the furtive glanocs
ot hl'J wntch, note the £cvet'ISh cxprl~1on in her eyes, wntch
the ~ llessnc.s m her :rnnnn<'l'. There, she's getting up. Follow
h('l' as she sets n brcalhtakillg pace up the hill. She glances
ogoin nt her wntch. She begins to run und disappcnrs into
Stewnrt llllll t.oungt.•! She's sitlin!( down, tm inh'llSf' glow of
t!CSlru.y on hc1 face. Who is she? She is nn H. T I. uddh:l.
Evc•·y 'l'lnu~.duy nl ti p m. you cun S(~l! this womun or her
r.<•untcrpru·t, .ra.s well us :•ssm ted young llll'll, gnlhcrccl in front
of the tclcvtsinn to watch the adventures of Hucklcbefl'Y
Hound. The cl'ealion of Bill Hannn nmJ Joe Barber~. or Tom
nnd Jerry cnrtoon !am~. Hucklebt!rry has taken the nation,
ns well as LC, by slorms of laughter.
Jiucklcbl'rry is a somcwhnt stupid uncl pnssiv~ hillbilly with
nn cnsy n1r of pnssmg ucr the troubles of lift! thnt constantly
bclnll him. Beaten mercilessly into the ground by nn escaped
gorilln, his only t.~mmcnl will be, ''Nnw 'thnl's n right mean
monki'y."
Whnt ts thtS !nscinnllon lilu•.k holds for LC students'.' One
gh'l comments, "I lh.lnk he's cute." J\nothet likes the droll
sense of humor and the puns which she (eels nrc ubon• the
a\'crngc child's unde~tanding . Ycl anothel' student sees the
program ns nn l'njoyublc sulirc on the American woy of life,
which rnny l>e what the ('rttutor~ hud In mind. Whnt~ver tht•
l'cnson, if h1s nnl iottnl populnrlty can be denoted by his LC
fons, Huck's mtlngs will remain high rtl INtsl until 1'omcthing
rww <:ome.s ulong.
Barko! LOG
To :tho Editor:
01, k Bnl'tgcr's lettc.:r in the
Mnrch 11 LOG rt,--quu-es commt:nt.
JU o dc\'Uil-d nluronus of lhUI
rollego who rends th'' LOG rc&u
lntly and wHh intl'l'C'Sl, I feel
compdh;d lo mnkl' n lew ob·
S"I"\TutiWl , obj£•em·cty ond w1th
malice tow rd none. which I feel
llrtJ oppro,,rllllc
Mr. Boct,cr SUGC~ts thnt ~th
lclt'!t wh\l hM' reasonably good
G PA's mu .t luwo camcd them in
"annp" COUI'Iie! In tho• PF. dr.
pnrtmt•nt ~urriculum. 1 would
likn tu sugglS~ that whether n
C'OUI'SC IS Or IS nut di!ficuH olH n
dt'p{'ntl:l on lhl! dl•grt..'" oll11h!n•st
whkh tlw student Cinus in thut
cours . A tuslOry m~or wlll find
rnru~· hlstury t..•ou&-s"'s to be ens)',
n pbllosophy tnll,jor may br•!'ere
Ulrouuh the most difticult oHer
mgs in hlJ major f1cld, the sctt~nce
mnjl'lr might find calculus and
orgnnic chcmt&lry clear and l.'tUn•
pr hcnslbl(.' .
On the other hond, many of
tht' c would not fmd it ensv to -und\!rst&.nd how to odJUSt the dl··
fen e to counter nn opponent's
tiU('Ct.'SI "1th the dh•l' series -
tlwy "ould, an lnt:l. fwd it dif·
ftcult bcC.lUI lhCll dC&ret: Of in·
ltJUl 1n undcrstnndlnJ: thl" Sll· <."!Ompnss lllilllY kinds or pl'ilpl\·,
some or "hom will he <"OilC\·med
wath 1 In! tn:rd ill 1nl O\·ndcm ic
offcn11C~ and some: ot whom wlll
not. lk'Causc one student does
not wish to follow 'the same in-
lcr<'sts OG onothcr do~s not ncc:cs
snrlly mcnn that th11t student Is
infcr•or in ony sentt'. It hus been
my experlt>n1.-c us o public school
teacher that Lcw1s nnd Clark
grnduotcs an the field of phystcal
~..-uucation hun~ ht en l.'Xcclll•nUv -pl"'{'ptu eel ttl a:uidl' those young
people who wtll be plnl·~tl in
lht'lr chargi.', ~und this, J would
thu1k, is nn indlt.llton that their
collt>ltl' trnuun~.; l rm not huvl'
bPcn too badly plannl.'tl .
P1•rhaps some critic-s of the nih·
h.•tlc department .lJld Itt; JUS1ifi·
able pride m the. acad(!mtc
achicvt'.mcnt of ·tudl•nts in the
athletic program can lenm n vol
uoblc lclcSOn !rom that depart
ment and those students. I hll\'t'
yet to sec n letter in lhe LOO
fn>m Wl nthJctc sugge3Ung that
lhc Humanaties be done owny
wilh or that many of the courses
listed ln the c~tnlog in t.he Hu
moruU nrc ~idlc.-ulous and arc
nothmg but Cl'Cidt. ... fnllcne&"S fOl'
students in thos :Cll'ld s.
uat1on would not be ~uUlclc.nt tu Hmhc.r than to attempt ll::or-
eaust' U1c uccc ry conccntrotlon me dtlwn what coes on jn mw
Hd thouJ.!hl. one dcp:u1.cn~l. wouldn't it be ~'
Mr. HO< tccr's real argument 1s more libc.rnl, n more tolc.ront,
uot Wllh the <! .. of the COU1'6es, n mor\! matu.rr· npproneh to work
l think, but wlU\ the f.nct lhnt we !n hannony lor the upgr.tdu 1g uf
hove courses in npplicd fields.. 1 lhc c.nt.irc c\lucatwnnl J)rogranl
would u,cgest to blm nud to lh~ ot Lewis nod Clnrk a;o thai there
of Uk re Un~: thnt the true lib-would be no 1'$nop" coun;cs in
t'1'111 urts ~>Cholar &5 uot IUlrtOW my nrcn. P rhaps lhc mere ot-
ill hi &COP<': t.b t one at the Gte::~t- tempt to see what there is of
c t le om of the bumnnh.i .. lS vnJuc in t.he offerings oi other
tolcronce of lhOS\: wbo disnga-ec di'p:Jrhncn\S rother U10n QuLxo.
WJ\h u.s; thnt nn undcrstandm& ucnlly ottacktnc them might be
Qf all us~ls of lite (c\t:n nlh-nn educauonal ~xpericncc m tt·
ltttC'S) contrtbut s to one's iud1-self.
\"lduul '' udonl. Don Flor n
Tht '' orld • big tnough to C'n· Clau o1 19~3
Faculty~tudent Duets on Next Music Hour
Mu e H ur ' IU r~:uure Gc ,rgc BiShop, tmor, nd his pupil,
Norman 8.kccls, t. ~ton(' n xt Thurodoy.
Tht< pro .nan "til lnctud h~o ducts from the Symphonic Sncrnc
{!>ncr«< S) mptlon ) or H tmch &:hultz: and two arias trom two
orotorfo!., ''The Trumpet Shnll St)und" from The :M • sinh by Hnndcl
ond ..-1 t b En ugh· rram El1joh by MendNssohn.
otllcl&l publto.tlan ot tbo .i\dOd&t~ Stud.ntll of lAnrt.l a~~a Cllu1!: collqe. PubU.ahc<l ~b' Ollrinc tho 'l)l:•.wo )'04U'. SubKrlpUon nr.t•: U pu
71rr. Sn.tvo4 .. MCOild c'••• matte~ '-\ U.s. Poll\ Ot:tto., l'ot'U&nd. Oraon,
uo~er act Dt Mafdl 1. &n,, •
THE PlON&ER LOG Friday, March 25,
Professors Get One More Say 'hi~
About Student Actions, Attitud or
Spnns bouae cleaning contin- ology dcrmrtmcnt contit1Ued the
Ul'S on the LC campus llll faculty thoucht \\'hen he said, ul don't
nnd stuff mmnbeT'S <'oncludc lht•fl hnvc nny cl"tticas.ms etC the stu
appl"tlillnl u{ s t u d "n L failings dNtlS thnL I W•JUJdn'l make of
whtc-h mo3l intcrlt.'hl with l~>n1n- myscl1 or nf the fncully m~mbcrs.
mg. Some studl'nt., don't work us hurd
Tu l:u.t wet>k's eomrncnts, Ken n th"y mtr.ht bU1 then some of
Kmn•·.u- ol tht! rt lh•io11 dt'pllrt· u. don I work all hard as we
mt•nt added o more duwll-11.1· nHf!'hl"
•'Rllh emphnsis wht•n he stuted Dr Rt. inhurd Puuly of LC's
thnt it "1s e Htllt' discouruging trlultc dl'P<JrlmcnL ngrees with
'~hen tht y •·<tmt• to school, pay :.tudt: nt ('om plaints concenung
tor 11, t\nd tll~ll try t(J g1•t out o( Jc·cturcrs but remmds ~tudcnts
i.'\'l•rythJng they can. It's 11 shumc," thnt courtesy-if not lOter~t
hc fl:'ds ''that anvonc 1hould be thould keeo them altcntive and • • tcluctnnt to bt• educated." qutct until the vc.'ry end.
uBut you mny find thut profs Students who "miss major u drflercnt vtrow of the
studcnthood. Log pul lhe
question to tour of the
SL"C.'J·ctanes. Mrs. Frances
and Onn Beauchamp o( the
cation deportment offit-c
commcnd<u •LC students
wholl•. <1dd im~ tlw l'cminder
"of!Jcc& on campu•, ore likf
l e<~ iontl.l buamcr offices
appointments missed can
nn<:t: n tight schedule and
the rhythm or a business
Tlll' key lhmg, they both
mntunng, is to learn to ~
abll'. Re1inbility means
appointmcnt.s--"on time!"
nr~ s•·nsillve to failings in stu-exams for other thllll medical
dl'nts which nrc thf'ir own !nil-rl'usons" especially irritate Pauly, Glowmg proist• !or faculty
ings," ht' t:onttnut•d thoughtfully. who suggests !hut coUege reguln- !otudl.nts came from two
Kannenr l."<>ndemnl'd the arti· tions nnd ft:>cs concernjnJ! such who arc perhaps more in
fi<:tal aspeN of status in sLudcnt- inctdl•nt.s be enforct.-d on an im-"ith "tudcn•s ond m~mbcrs
teacher relations . '1Rt•nl learning," {Wr~onnl bus is -"mOrl.' or less like administrution than any
he said, "begms when tho student librnry hnes. sta!! members. Mrs. Nettie
nnd teachl•r can respond to t•nch Mrs. Margaret Rid~oul, associate ::ccretary to Dean Thuycr
other ns persons." He praist•cJ tht'! proh·~sor of elemental")· cducn- Dr. Howard and Mrs.
Christian collcg~ Cor· bl•ing con-tinn, fcl•ls ahat "LC students an: Hutchinson. secretary to
c~1 nc·d not onl> With "l•.xcclll•nc:c generally mntun in meeting re-Frccdo Hortdeld, both find
m scholarship but also with ex-sponsib!llltc ... and this i& a habit d(;nts coopt•rutlvt· and m
fl:llence in human rt•l 1liom " whil'lt should be devttloped nU o "fane closs of peoplc." Snicl
Purllculnr stud"nt hnhtl which throughnut the college years." BurrO\\· "We hove o
he fl•els interft>rc \\ Uh lt•urning Speech instructor Dr. Cornelius bunch oC in!ltructors nnd
includc the irritntinJ ncf'd some Sabl11 , xpn•so;c-d u feeling that, v. ho are a comphment
:.ludenls ~~:em to ha\'l Cor repitt· '·Tt\l· mo\l plc:tsant students to ( hriRlinn college.
lion. ''But," lw com•lttdl-d' these tt•nch rnt. thosu who seem to want The mnJOr cr1hctsm ex
nr~' hurnan frmltil'S to which ao lt>nrn and who make the teach- by faculty memb<-rs was
evcryon(• is subj£'ct," er extend himsl•lf." the gt.'Ol'ral apathy amnn•
Dr. Eugene Kol.loH ot the bi-Turning to slalf members for dents toward learning.
Chinatown , Dead Rats, New Friend
Liven Up Annual Choir Adventures
W1th 67 suitcn!'es, ·.JS suit bags, Vancouvct· 8 C.'s Chinatown, tht: The climax or the trip
Yakima, where 14 m(!Jllbcrs
honon•d at the annual
Banquet Vanou1o galls "-'""
changed but the cho1r tour
ager. Sandy Do,. ld"on. 37 overnight baJ!s. 14 library sl'COnd Jar •c t in th~: world.
rclert.mt book , d cop~ of Tb• E\'er)·one paid $1.50 and wos
Many Lo•es of Dobie GUlli. nnd promised all he could eat Once
a sandbox nbonrd tht• ~o"'IIege again Len Edholm, $~·nior, set an
choir rolled out of cumpus lnllt l'Uting rt:COI'd.
Mareh ith vin two Tl'ailwuys A nenr not brokt: out on Bus II the oddest- a love· note clip
and a book on how to
proper English. Sandy had
having trouble pronouncmg
and hoste~ses, and "8
sharp." bul'es .md ht·adcd tor points une morning when u huge dead
north-incl\ldtng Canada-on its rut was dJscovered under one of
l:!lh annual sprinv tow· the .. cats. After a Iew screams
Bob Wilson and Mmt•y Hoover,
the two chaulfer., bt.!(•an thcit·
eighth ond tw~:lflh trips respect.
ively with the choir. Morey hnd
a chance to go hunting in l\h k<A
this year, but gave up the h·ip in
fu\'or of driving LC' choir on the
tour.
The Washington-Canada tout
IS one of the shurtlosl thot the
choir has taken. Then! were onlv • two high school concerts this
year so lhcre \\'as lots of free
time. This was spent swimming,
plnymg mdoor !'ports, window
shoppmg, u:e skating. bowling
and looking up ftil•nds 111 tho
vnr1ous ·towns.
On th\t second day of the ~rip
in the littll' lOwn of Montt.'t'Cno.
p~rhaps on~ of thl• fiuest compli
m(!nts e\•e1 was b...stowt'd on tho
chou-. After hearing the choir
sang at the Pn~sbyterian church
sen•ic'-· that morning, n ltttl(' Indy
said to the minister ns she wns
len\'ing lhc ,·hurch, .. the choir
sang so bt!lluti!uUy, I don't even
want to inlk about JL"
The following day the choir
\'Js.ttcd the state capitol at
Olyrupu1 and lotcr that week
toured the Shell Oil RcJmel')· nt
AnaoortC!s. March 9, after n Sngn
lunch nnd tour of Western \\'ush·
mgton Collt~tiC of Educatton, the
choir members Wert' Ul!om1cd
\bot lh~y wt.>re to dt-css in the
same room-<il\'ided by o curtain
purution. T1us tdcn was Jc1ter
nbnndoned for ''ilrious reasons.
the most obvious being that the
room WllS collcd F'rlcndship HnU.
The next dny found th~ choir
in Co.nndu. No lonr.<'r wns Wnall·
mgton's four rents on-the-dollar
sales tax :an C!fect, but now it
wns n whole nickel de\'nlualion.
That evening nftCJ lhc concert • most <l£ tht: mc.rnbcrs valtcd and faillting .ipells the rodent
wn!. di!lposcd o(.
Alice in Bungleland
Recent Philosophical Eruditeness
Befuddles Bumbling Collegiates
''Be Ktnd to God Week'' is the ~hades trom "blushmg fresi
caustic term used by Fresno State plllk" to "Olympic brown."
College collegiates to denote Re-HlGHLlGHT JN the
lig1on-in-Life acti,·ities. Wonder ltce this week was a lettt!
il it mcons much more than that Cicial, non-mimeographed,
here, as the majonty of students C\'Cn ~mean-d) addressed to
got lost in recent philosophical editor from Srnator Jack
techntt.tlilics . nedy. The donn(' nmr-nf!Jr.lDbl
FROM ALL indications Pio-ventured to nsk her to
m · 1 a 'lily "hit the bottle" dur-to him any .suggeslion!'l she
me Sprill£ V<ll.-ntion. Bottle of have tor his campaign.
"MilD Tnn''. that i~. This year there's someone who vnlues
mnrks the greatest d1splny of skin opinion 1
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tll•u'l'<; uf his
tltl~• full pa
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the Uootstr2
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'-"ll&lrHial pnrt
ha,·in~
so that
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• THE PIONEER LOG
'hilosoph ylmportan t LCers Start Work
T T d t d · As Researchers or u n ers an ln g s!~~rnbu!"u~~ ·~"' .. ~~=
By Dolores Willey ChrtstJnn dim(2nsions." work ns po1d research ossi;.stnnll
!rom Ccopt!rnicus, Gali- Thl· craduotc OJ Elmh\U11t Col-in the flclrf or dtndoehUI('Sb,
Kcple1 :md lJarwm lS mor•• lt!gc poinh.'U Qul &n his lnlk on wluch 1s th<> 5tutly of movcm••nta
in the wuy wn undersumd the historical development be-of the hps, tongue nnd jaws. The
them we know, b••liuv<>•; tWc!!n screncf' and theology thot two lJK:« . .>ch nnd p ychology moj
John Dilhmberger. rchp10n in the great 51!lCJltwla (Jf the Middle ors will be working with cruldrl:n
rocaker on cumpu1 lhi.'l week. Ages drew their dlscoveries !rom f1"(1m two to six-years-old m Porl-
old btHlle betwc·en '3Cit•ncc nncicnl pbilo);!ophjt."S, lond nursery t;Chtlols.
rtUPion ill over but the prob- "Copcrnic:us re-read lhc phil~ ·rhey were chosen !rom stu-
of how on~ undcr1tand him-usopbcrs rather thun search for d~;nts takinc o night class m
and his part an Christianity new scitntific information, "rl!-spet.•c:h scumce nod phonetics . The
.. 11uid Dr Dill( nbcrger, Ia ted Dr. DJllenberger "Assump. course wns hcld al the Crippled
!'lll';;)o'r ol S)' o;lcmutrc nnd his-lions from phUo: opby helped Child run's D1vi.sion of the U of 0
11 theology at Drew Univ·~r- Copernicus to equatt- rimplicity .MecUcnl School. Working under
111 hi~ two oddrl'SSCS Tues-with truth in simplifying scicnti- Dr. Sam .1-~lct.cher of the Medical
"'Mlrouuh history protcatant f1c knowledge.'' School, they will be recording
ho,. wrestled in a crea- One of the nation's outstanding and taking movies of 11pccch und
attempt to get adequalt! theologians, DllJenbergcr went on non-~opecch sound& made by the
in his historical development to children wh1ch will them be
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it one knew the secret of mathe
matics thot he could know the
st:crt•t of the universe. He found
that h~ rould celebrate Cod in
science by proposing that Cod
was able to do all muthcmotics
at a rnfJment.
•· [n the 17th Centur:or, ht• snid
w the second pnrt of his
ltctur~ suies, "It wn. })(:lievcd
that naturc could tell one more
about Cod than could the Scrip
tures. It was a more adequate
and greater way of denting with
God's relntionship to the uni
\'erse."
Thl-development of the Ncw
!oman world macllinl· wos lhe
last stage in the de\•clopmcnl
that led tO the problem or Mao·~
place in the uruversc,'' explruncd
Dillenbt!rger. With the emergence
of thts mecharucall)· ordt!rcd
world, certain dimensions of hu
man existence seemed to !all out.
ln conclusion, he said, "the .20th
century has brought about new
revolutions. History is almost on
the \'erge o{ repeating itself." Scholarships Available
By N alional Foundation
The Notional Jo'oundation , for
merly known WI the Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis. offers
1>cholarrhips lo upper classmen in
physical therapy nnd medical
wcial work, Application s arc dul'
in the New York Ollice by Apl"il
1.
Students cnterin~,: clthcr their
junior or ~enior 'YCilr in physic:il
therapy c•urriculum or h;l\•ing a
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soM should conUlct the Division
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In the field of n1edictJl social
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yt!.llr who are working for a mas
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We'd like to :ldmit rigbt here nnd no:V th."'_t ~e
rnsin roson we run adver:tist::1llents hke this 13 to
d dL."'I' ~ dririk Coen-Cola to the get ''OU, e.nr :rro .
. ~I exclusion or ~11 other bev<'roca The
\'ll't .,.. ""L going -slong with u.-.. the sooner soon£'r you .,,_.
9.-e'U both be~;in to get more out of hfc.
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I uniors~ Seniors to Dance
At Formal Ball in Palatine
By Ruth Anno Olton
Junfeon; and &<:.nlons nnd thcJr
I:Ul~lS wJU dance Saturday night
m n spring &etUng to the orches
tra of .Eddiu Fenner ot the Junior
Senior Prom. The formal donee
will be hdd 111 P.:tlaline Monor
rrom 9-12 p m, F1owcra or•~ in
ordu.
Alpha Pll Omega. drat~U~lic:s
honorary, ac:quirod tlueo new
members on March 10. InlJI.atod
were Gretchen Freed. Pat. WU
liam.s and Maura Harmon.
Theta Ch1 frntemity rcca1tly
t-le<:ted new officers. Takmg over
the president's c a v c 1 is aru
CcOTge. Other new oUJe<!fll in
clude Nick L<:v.·.is. vice president:
Sam Grubb, secretary; Larry An·
derson, m[lJ'tlhnll; Walt Brown,
chaplain; Joe Berglund, hlnonnn:
&b Friesen, librnrlr•n: _Emory
Hamilton , (jn;t ~uard und Tom
Hood, St>cond guard Appointed
oWcc.rs melud(' Mike McCarty,
lteasurer and Jim 'Whllmnn, ns
sir;t.nnt tr ensurer.
The Student Oregon Education
Aa10e10tion a.llo has a new corp
of offic:en. Newly elected presi·
den! is Zoe Mumaw with Keihy
Egans, Yico president : D on n a
Rhd. SecroliU'f: Karen Anderson .
treaaurer and Bcby Minor. hls·
• ton an.
Spring IS in the air nnd Cup1d
fs tnldng over many coupiC5 on
cnmpus Meredith Hiss, sopbQ
more. recently nnnounoed hf.'r <·n
gngcmcnt to D1ck Danskin, '59
.Mnrylee Stroup, ~nior, ix.'"Cilme
Mrs. Jnmes Meo.doWll during vn·
cation. Jim. olso a senior, is as
sistant manager of the l.C booJ.:
stoh. Congratulnuoru ore also in
order for Judy Peterson, ex-'62
and Eric G1berson, '61, who were
mnrr:ied in Portland on March 12.
Marcia McCamaru. f r • • h·
man. ia engaged Jo Rick Forria
of Tacoma. Waah. Barbara Hio·
shaw. frnhman, recolnd a Leap
Year Day ring ftom Bart Parker.
freshman.
Doris Alexander , freshman edu
cation major. announced her en
gagement to Kurt von Meuller
III. sophomore pre-law mojor, at
the Alpha Gamma :sorority mcet
mg Mnrch 23.
LC's l'·IUN delegates "'ill ap
pear on KGW-TV (ch. 8) nt 10
3.m. Sunday, April :! lo discuss
the coming :MUN progTom at the Un&VC'l ity o! Caltfornm. TOples
lo lK dascu:;y>d nrt> 9\<!mtc t tlng
in the Snhurn, g~nodde In TlOOt
and eooJwmfc development of
under-developed ruuntz:u::s The
n·cent mow canccUccJ the f.'I'Oup's
prevJous ongagemcnt on TV.
The Sundny evening d~c:us:don
croup on UtP ploy .. J.B." will
prest•nt n rending of t:_ctioru; or
the work to SCA nt 6·30, Sunday,
Mnrch 27. The program v.ill be
held in Arm5lr1mg Lounge.
'Placement Interviews
March 28-A.c:acla Mutulll Life
lmurnnoc.. (Mainly for I>OllC!S-
men. Student..B mterested in
other nrcns
n l.stJ com c.) of msurnn~c may
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Lambda, PhiComs Place Two on IM Dream Lineup;
Coaches Select Wobig, Ryder, Calhoun to Contingent
Two I'hiC{m\1 and two Lomb- Maller ul o (orword p~1tlflll, Wo· thco whole thtng anct Milllr was
i'ln domlnulc the 1060 :mtrnmurol lJlp, repa: c.nts thr Modmcn. Jam the mnin reason. All scoson lone
nll·,;tor ttnm11 top 10 men. H~.:pre. n,·dcr, Alphn, holds down the he a;robbed rebounds like ac·
( utlnt• JlhiCom on the Hnlt ptvnt, nnd Skip Calhoun JOins hounding wns goang out of style.
11Jinc us D1l'lt Maller. Bumb Mot· Sundholm an th~.: hnd:<.'<lurt, CDI· He uh;o cnnned :!·1 points in thl'
tht.:Wll Of the Pl\ICom s lS n SC\'• h<"•Un plrt~·cd lh(• fUl t St.' JJOI\ fill piD)'•Of! game to pocc thoi \'k•
tJild teum d10icc· Cvnrud Sund· thL• Spo1h•t tory.
holm or l..ambr!n c1-ackud the Jack Woblg---,Millt'r's runnlnr
dt't 4fm tc'1lm lltll'·llp, Wllh lt.:llln• * * •null! at (orwurd , <>n 1 hilt tt1am
m1ct C'al Chin 11111ng o t..'COnd :riJLlST T•a.• chos1!n Ly tht• conchL'S of tht• rt.'P·
tcnm .pot. :~: ~~~ ~~~:!! r-cst·ntatiVl' orgam7.nlions, is Wo·
Till' ••·na Inlier llf the {11'51 Jlhl b.J'UIII' AlphA bi(l. Wuhig \\'UII nlso rum;<!d on
It ;un ltnJ J tel: WobiG Johunc ~~~~~~~~;"~•olnl :!':u~'! the bont-ds and poured posnts in
t.'<>nsiskntly. Wobig ployed !or
the Madmen . Prospects Bright
As Coach Drills
Veteran Golfers
r lpt'<t op_p r bra(;f.bt for Jun
(.odd td nnd hi ciJvot JIU d tlu
II }It CAll\ lJ 011 I YCI"')' JnCOl
bu of I t ) u' ronct (lloc
NWC' hnl h to c..'OniJll'lc o{rrllll
Lt ltn,e tho ' urprs c kilb" uf LC
In 1 l I !l..'IOJ11• UOl'XpC~ t(-(1 •h4\\ •
111 wu. oU.('(lnfcc cm•t pC'I lolntcr n, l·'l<>ek * BDOQUD ll'J:AJ4
Dob MAttho •
.:JIUI,t Whlt:I'IAliS
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Oat Obln
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llt:>OJ')' JJAnt.Utun Oonunut ..
Ll\mb!Ur,
'.fill tfi Chi
* The rnt ol tlu: cond tt'nm
llllll Jock Wb1lCJdd, ThclL~ Ch1,
nl the forwmd paslt10n, Ju~
'l'ltJwnrlh, SPK ut ct·rlli!t', ond
Dou l\I1•Caa ty, \'unclnls. 11t the
other cunrd. Jim Ryder-Rrprc cn1ing the
Alphn's is Jtm Ryder, their lint.:
ct'nter. Ryder proV'-'d d{'ndly nny·
wh<:r..: \dthin close rnnge of the
bnak,:t ond wn~ consistent off thc
bolirdS.
Skip Calhoun -The sp cdy
C't1lhoun, from tlu SpoalCN, holds
down one guard posttton. Clll
he>un wns t1 ftnr tJrh cr wllh t1
good jump hor....
Conrad Sundholm-The LnmU·
do's cl:\irn to fnme wos lhcar tmc
s.boollng gunl'd, Sundho1m. Il(1
olways mnnoucd l(l get into the
double ftGurc:s, nnd ttlong WJth
C.1l Chin, who wns ,, scc.'Ond team
cholct!, fvrmt'<l u :iinc borkcourt
Ptl il'. Friday, March 2$,
I•iotaeet• t•atter
By Clarence Duke
Sports Writer
Bob l!"u" nne! Hoyct• McDJnieJ, LC's second team nil-co
cugt•nl, hn\'c bt.>t·n named lo "WHO'S WHO lN SMAI.L
BJ\SKETBAJ..lJ feu 19D9 110
Sporb publictly directors, coac:hea and aJhlotlc: dlrec:ton of
and NAIA achoob aeloc:ted this yenr'11 honor role of tho beat Ul
college bllll. OJher eholcea from around the country include
Chappelle. Univ~n 'llity o! M1111101 Bill Sof!a, Carnegie Toch1 Ed
Evansville and Bornio Finlay. San Diogo State.
Th( o~ll tround lllllt)' of the bonOrl'U C:BCl'IS indicates thai
t'a"S 1 n•m the smallt.'r coll~ges and univ<'n;itit!.'i compare qu1tc
obly w1lh lhctr mDJOI' college countt-rports, Ol•nnis 13oonc, n
guaa ci, hos compil(·d 11 thrt.>t.•·ycnr nvcrngc of over ~0
gnmP ngnmst smoll college foes and nlso su<'h tcnms ns
Xm:ica·, Oklahomo City, Scnl\lc, Pc•rlland, ond lhc Air Force.
Cancinnntl two )'Nlrll ago, Boone led nil scort!J'S walb 34 pom
Anothor example of D smnll college top notch athleto can bo
in Ken Colomc.n. a Kentucky Wesleyan guard. After
point. per game in his ~;onior prC!p yoor, Coleman scorod nt
points per outing against both amall llDd major collogo leomr: Irs
CongrntulnLaon s arc in order !or Mcdfc.rc.l nnd Ohio Statt
down·slutc Blntk Tomndo won Its first A-l htgh school chnm
m :n ) cars by droppmg 1\lun..hftcld H3-5G lnst weekend. Oh.io
nuclteyC>s hit 16 COT ll.l, n bJnzmg .842 nvcrngl', 1n the first
tlwir NCAA c.hnmpion hip cnt.:ounler with fnvored Cnltfoa'niu
trounced t·hc Ue..'ln by 20 pomts. 75-55.
Lost Saturday afternoon &n baJting practlc:o, Jim Richard;
balls out of tho pari:. Gi!orgo Hold has also smoothed out hill
lorm and looks liko a •urtt 1960 winner. Meybc Lc·~ diamond
will avGngo liUlt yo:u'• los. 1o Linfjold after all.
LC's t.-aekster~ . b '1111' top dmwnr through most of Eldon
13-yenr lcnun', hn\c n wcll d\.'.SCrvcd pat on the back coming.
13 years, Jo'ix's Uunclads ha\'c compiled t• 4:l-V rt.-conl in duol FLECK. ALONG w • t h non
"' n •£>, llo\.t Cant! n oud l<(.'n
M~od tl,ol hornt:' the runncn•p
l «'Ph>' S c v • 1 n I m vcomcrtl
llhetuld DICJ Gocldn.rd 1n impro\'lng
ou thln llhuwmc. Phi\ N' Sketches:
Dick Mlller-Thc PhlCuma w~·n Trophy Case Grows ,.,,mp• t lion, mcluding fh·e coni~rence chumpionships.
Fh·c skimg trophies nnd u The LC trackmen have also made their appeuanc:e felt in Ji•rnnk Shnffl·r. llownm Djos k
U\d Ollw •· MrCo.rd t~pptmr to bl'
cnp bl ur ~ 1\'11\R the ril'6l tour n
'un for Unlr mNlc)'. Other rncrn
hl'l tXplleh,,od to ''ir for ~pOts Ill·
t'ludt 'l'tt•ron!I .. Ron l.!lngo • Bob
Blolr and Jtm Sutb{'t'lnnd.
Thl' I.e golfc111 will prnthl"c nt
llco c.'lmoor Onlf Course ond piny
thclr matches nt l...u!tc Oswego
Count.ry Clul' The ronfcrcnet.·
charnpwn h&JlJ wtll be at Port·
lnnd Colt Club nt the season's l!nd
'' llh LC hO'Ilinr. the: <"\'Nlt. The
opl'n&ng tn 1\Ch w11l be o hom~
.1N h nl XI 'I'u~dny
TENNIS COACH Wllrt'C.n Sn1ilh
h 1 bt-c.tl tnn lu hU: te>a.m muC"h
.. r l 'It Wl•i'l( due to the nu. Smlt h
will IX' fllroed with n r"buildlng
)ob the.-fh'St tunn (lf hl$t \'t·ar,
Doug Do.tiC.'t'a h as (p'OdUittt~l
:;;t'\ c-rol n u prasf)e(;U! wtll oom
pc: t for his rpot
Fix Wants Teams
U onrgunl nllon w1 hing to
tilt 1 o o(Lb II tC!l.m m \he Inlm
murnl Lennu{' thl! ~:prmg, plea o
Fldon f l.x 'Mnndll\' ,
BILL MARTES
SHELL SERVICE
CH 6-90!6
CET YOUR SPRING
TUNE· UP
Next to Fred Moyer
On BarbW"
'--------·----~ LC Cops Third
In Mat Tourney
Tht; LC Wl\">Slhng sqund copped
n third plnl.!c fmish ln the Dis
trict 2, NAIA \\'re. tlang Tournn·
mcnt held nt OCE the weekend
bcJo.rc sprtng \'Dl'fttlon . Oregon
Colll'g~ of Edul"nhon won the
mntch with 71 points. PSC ond
the. Ptonecrs followed with 63 und
60 pomts rcspc.:cllvcly.
Keith Shrock. Vl'rn Humble,
und Pnt Clock ull won !1rst place
m thl'ar wci~;ht divisions . Shrock
dofual~l Stcwnrd Uvc. OCF;, in
his Culltl mntc:h 2·1 to obtnm 10
pvuHS tuwonl tbc tc.un tot.ul nnd
the 12!l·pound r.huanpsonship,
llumblo . wn•stlin_g in the ISO·
I>Nmd t:Jo~. won nrJ three of hi~
match too Clock pkked up In
10 po1nts by defcatJng nll his op
J)bllcnu: Ln lht• 191-pouud (!I'OUp
Ward Phunmc.a und Loren
Shrock, Keath's youngt'r brother,
plaCf'd second In lhcar weight
cia: Plumml'r lo t his !mal
match 1n 1ht' 15'i-pound cl(t sic.
nne! Shrock lo!lt In Ute 115-pountl
d1Y1S1on Larry Borswn t111d Larry
HOw;Jrd fill' hed third m the
147 and 137 bouts re~pcctl''l'ly.
C-Oach l'red \\'JL>;on wns plcnscd
\\"1lh his tr w's rJonnnncc,
l'H'n lltough he \\US mmu$ the
l'\ l("(' of Jack Sktpp('r, Steve
JtA.) t~nd Ted Drt:\\ ln. \'l.r. thl·
.!Jtcknl>S otld injury routes.
WtUI 11 Wilfivn' ~;rr pplt•m re
tunl.lur. next yt ar, eKecpt ior
Clock and Slu'Ock. 1061's tctun
can look fOl'\~ m'd to tmolht'.l' suc
cessful r; a on.
Ken's Barber Shop
rHREE BARBERS TO SERVE YOU
8439 S. \11• Ter\\rilliger
Bed Roo,sle.. D .. ive-ln
-Open 24 Hours-
next to Fred Meyers
on BARBUR BLVD.
Phone CH G-3329 mednl ha\'e been add('d to the LC encc champaonahip moets as ihe following facta indicate. LC
trophy case during the ,·acntion distinction of producing one or more conference
hugely through the fmc<Showlnct each event and six conference Pioneer records were sot in
or Kim Kimberley and Lindn yard dnsb. 880·}'1U'd run milo run. broad jump. pole vault
Gaylord on the slopes o! ~tt. Hood discus. In addllion, the standards in tho 100-yard dllSh and
ln rt.'<'t.•nt t:ompetitinn . dill stand.
Pioneers Encounter Portland, Willamette
In NAJA Lead-Off Diamond Tournament
Fred Wilson's 1!160 baseball
team op~ncd its pre-season schl'<i·
ulc yt!Sh:rday ~uinsl the Pacific
Badgers th~ Pioneers will play n
doubleheader lodoy nnd n single
tomorrow to conclude the fir$t
NAtA l • .::nd-0 1 t' Tournament.
Cumes will bt! ploycd nt Colum·
biu P.uk and the Univl"rsity or
Port1nnd field.
LllAD·OJ'J' SOBJI:DVJ.. rndA,.. aru<:11 a5
Tbu•
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U of P LC-lTP
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Oohuubla PSO·P"U
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10130 a.m. U of J' 00!:·1'80
l p.m. U of J' X.U·LC
1 p.;m. Ool1U11hlA W'U•'UP
3 li.U\. U of P LV·WlJ
::1 p.m. Oola.mbla l''O..OO:Z:: -This morning, the P1oncers op-
ened up aguinsl the Uai\'ersity of
Portland at 10!30 nnd lhis nfter
nt,on lilcy tle up with Willnmetlc
m o 1 p.m. till. Both games arl'
scheduled fur the Pdot diornond.
TQ.morrow wlnd.c: up th(> tournc\·
ns the home forces go ngalnst
rwoJ Ltniicld.
Sinh~ to hua·l the rl.!mainlng
th 1 et: games wJII be two \'Ncraru
und o rookte. Tht> lentau,·e pitch
mg a...~tgmncnls go to J1m Riclt·
nrds nnd Roger lTecn -A~o)
Thom..<tOn. today and lrcshmnn
Bob Olson, tomorrow.
THE PORTLAND Pilots. LC's
morninc foe. were hll hnrd by
crndunuon. Lost to Bc•bby 'Glen-• nnn's te.:un wc.rc p1tchcrs Art
Bull nnd Bob Lasko, second bnst'
mnn Harvey Jones, third sacker
Diek Jolley nnd outfielder Wally
PnnC!l. Panel nnd Lnsko ~ugn'-'Cl New York Yankee contl'ac:t;; fol
lowing the completion of last sen
son's schedule.
Back to bolster the P1lols
t•hanccs wsll b~ cntcher Bill.~· Mc
Callen, plus pitchers Jot• Etzel,
Don EiE:cll', Bill Love nnd Bob
Darrow. Lttrrv Jo'o1·rdl. n Iann•: . .
fielding shortstop returns also.
Willomcll c wtU go agamst the
P1nncers this afternoon wilh
mnny new fnce.s dotmg the hnE:'
up. Holdo\'Crs jncludc potent
ROGER THOMSON
Hurls Todny
ltckmt:n Dav lll'ock Rlsao Snto
tmd Gory Lt>w1 L.nst • dtson the
Be~n:dls fm1shed m flflh spot in
the NWC bcap
P1tching prospects include FJ·
del Gn,•ioln. Gordy Rounds nnd
Jc.rry Pllug.
Helser has most on lhnt team
back Wllh Ute c.:oc:ccption of first
"MOTTO OF THE WEEK"
111f the solution is obvious we find another way"
lll S.. \11, t.AOUISON baseman Gene Monl(>,. and • fielder Kenny Davis, Re
aw Civ'-Northwest
ull-sta~. Catcht•r J crry
mftcldcr Btll Bauer and
Snllce, pitcher Fred H
and outfielder Jack Rilf'y
lbc list Jnst season.
Dew.aync Miller, n pitcher.
FOURTEEN GAMES
on tl r total thl'<'e-day
with the winner
the basis of the best
perccnwgc. Four gomCll
played yestcrdny with
day nnd !ivc ·tomor:row. 1C n
is rained out it will not ~
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