Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 18, Number 21
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1960-04-01
Format
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Type
Newspaper
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~pril lS, L1BR/\RY 1"'-b P£RJ D J\1. l1 NOT TO
IY! TAKEN FROM nns ROOWJ
urcals hnt-.'1
lh best s & CLARK COL ......
oward Takes Reigns in August ·eet. The-y
cnt. Skip
1t sprin
d reported
1.7 hundJ~
Ut and a n. Ho\\'t•rll has been Thr nt.:w pt '.!Sidl"llt mel Vollb compr(!llcn slvc review wtd rc. work iu budgcung and ca-unc
twcntil ::th p1·csid~nt of the ffu'ulty at u mc::c-unn ol 11 dlfinttaon of lhc currJculum plnnnmg hnt erum:d wide n:eog-
and Clark, cfft.:ctivc Au-u.m. on Tut~day nnd was inlro- which is Jnlt::nded to make Loltl": nltwn.
1. Howurd IS now acting duc('d to the student body 111 Jo'ore~t College nne (J{ the natwn's
r so thai
rs next of Lake l''orcst Collcgt•, 1\·mpleton Commons ~~ noon. At finest lilK:ral aru lrotJtuhon s. His
rom~l. Imnois, .an uppoint- an inrorm::al lunchi·On With the
• be has held sincll the dcnlh new un(i old exccuta\'c SB enbi-
:>rcsidt:nt Ernest Johnson in nets, h<! I!Xplamed t:ornc of hss
1959, t10pcs for LC.
•nrd se1vcd us Business HOWARD IS concen~t..>d with
of Lnkc Forest from the f<tct thot sturlcnt valu~ don't
'611••"'~"· 1957 to June 1958 chnngc in collc&l!. To mokc o
.he was named \'ice prcsi- change for the better, he odvo.
tor Bus mess and Finane£ · (.'(Jte.s I he focus of student cuuca-
SUCCEEDS Pres i d c n t lion on mOJCir cnt1rnl issues that
S. Odell who will retire confront the world today. He
uller servmg as prca1- feels that student government
ssnct: 1942. Dr. nnd Mrs. should deCmitely tak~ p:~rt
will leave m mid-summ ~~r through debate on critical issua
ycnr-long trip around tht! He would nlso like to SC1! Lewis
und Clru·k beconw the symbol of
the "Grent Northwest.'' lt will be
for the students and faculty to
dut1:1 mmc the parl LC pluyt m
lhe futwc of the Northw~st. e Act Plays
Tap at Acres
April Show
. last major dramaHc pro
)m of the year, u bill of three
;ct ploys, will l.u: prc.SPnted
p.m., Friday and Saturday,
2!l and 30. PURlNG THE pasL ncadt:mic
yenr, Howard hlis worked with
the Lnkc Forest fncully In n JOHN HOWARD Thf> new prt"::>&dcnt come to
Luke Forest from the UnlVcnnty
ol P..:!nnsylvonm where he tnught
po.laticnl =:c.acnoc nnd was nn nd
mmamtrotivc oftaccr. He nl o
er\'..:d as coach of the Un&\'er
•lly'a chnmp1onslup dt•batc team
and tuught an the cxtenston pro
gram of Rutgers University •
Du11ng this penod he contributed
to tc:x~ in Amcru:an !ederol
go .. ·cmment nnd mtf:rnnUonal rc
lnlloos nod tor two yc rs Wa:J ns
:dnant editor of Soclal Sdcmc:e
• rnagnl.me .
HE RECEIVED ha Bachelor's
dcgrt:l.' 1n J)OlitiCfll science m 1947
follov:mc £CrVtcc 1n the Navy, hts
Mbswr'1 dct•ree m 19-lB ond bns n
dlssertntion m progress tor hit
Ph. D.
A naUvc of Kenton, Ohio,
How .. rd b murned nna hiUI three
cluldron ,
ever taw Ugly DuckUn c,'' is one of
Milne's most popular ploys
the exception or "Tm1d of
Hall,'' p~scntcd nt the
volved.
the
and no: ar last year.) Unlak~ "Toad,"
, the characters in lhis
are not delightful ani
but rather, delightful pco
Dircctcd by Koren Wise
the cast include.s Sungwnn
;ermnn, Don Stndius, Karen
;en, Jay Titsworth, Jean
n, James Hickmon and Tom
and Thunder'' is re
ils pr•·mi(;r at Fir Acres
, Dircch .. 'd by Gretchf'n
lhe play hos bec.-n adapted
~lum George Ilieber from
.Mnrk Twain's shot 1 stories.
mst for this fnrcc incJud~ s
Fclshcr, Murionne Games
E .. ·ans.
Baile's Stram.J,'' a traged.'·
iam Butler Yeats and the
piny ever presented nt the
famous Abbev Thcnler &n •
• is bemc directed by Tom
It fCilturcs Jim Andrews.
t\'rms. Carl Wilcox, Don
Tom Kavnny, Jean AND CLARK COl l.EGE
VoJume XVllL No. 21 Lowu and Clark Collogo. Portland. Oregon Friday, April ~2. 1960
arents to Glimpse Campus Life
A little fun. n lot ot study, low the Od J~ &tJ thc~r lr.ip Jng folk amglng and Instrumental
meeting people. domg things . . . nround the world. Mona .Eo&tcr:Jy numbers wuJ provide on even
these nrc the things that keep will net ns comment ntor. Enter-sng's cntcrtninmcnt bcgmnuag at
LC students busv. Parents \'isit- t.oinmcnt and prizes will ndd to 0 p.m. in E\•ans.
ing during this· seconrl annual tllc ~·-.:nine's !un, Ticlt~ls ore $1. At 3 p.m. Sund:~y, Mu Phi
Pat'ents' Weekend will ~ce these A )l)ok at the morl! serious as-Epsilon, music honornry w i 11
nctivitics mirrored in the pro-1,e<:L or college life will be pro-sponsor a concert, followed by n
gr:uns plnnncd for them. vidcd by tlle ncodcmJc sympos-sUvcr tc:J in Seltz Lounge, to put
i l···m .. t 9-11 .. m. ~~turdnv in Fir the finishmg touch on n brief Approximately !!00 parents, n ... .. .. ~ ~ but comprehcm
1vc look til the
town, out of town and uut of Acres Theolcr. The first session social nod ncadenuc life on the state. nre t..'Xpedcd lo attend the will consider general require-
LC campus. weekend's acti\•itses. which will mcnts. Spccinlizcd fields will be The dh·crstfied Mu Phi pro-
b~ with a style show in Tem-discussed in the following periods. gram will include sclcctl.Ons by
plcton ot 8 p.m. tonight, sponsor- Parents will ... i::ciL PJntt Hall Janice Bjerk•. p
1onist; Donna
cd by the Mothers' Club. from 3-5 p.m. for nn open house. Long, .soprano, accompanied by
Its theme is ''Fashions Ahoy," Turning to another aspect of col-Judy McClntn; Milry Ellis. piml
~~8
':':." Zlmmcnn•• Bishop Here Today
Due um
Issue and its nauticnl fashions will fol-ll'ge h£e. n music program includ- 1 t: Muralyn Poole. p1:an1St; Llndn
Morgnn. clarinetist: Myung Soon
Chung, contrnlto, nccompanlcd by
AlJee Su:gfn d; Knth1C'CJJ Healey.
organ~..~ and Winnie Espina, pmn
ist. c
business in Lhe Senate this
wns the coming rcfcren
to be held :Monday. Lnst
the Senate vott..'<l to "ox-
support and sympathy in
peaceful Negro dem·
p.t:JOI11! in tho South and io
:&jc•r northern cities such as
New York. Seattle.
that wo allow Lewis and
Students -viJally interested
problem to participalc an
and legal demonatra
Dow taking place i.n Por1·
lhe matter \\ill be re
to the student body !or
ls o result of a refe.rendum
of 246 signnturcs pre
to the Senate.
other importnnt item dis
was the nppointme.nt of
........ ,n editors Cor next fall.
~Pilica'nts for the cditorEhlp
Pathfinder. Voyager and
.Log must turn In their
tali,ons ·to lhe studen\ body
by Mn.r 6. Applications can
............ "'" from Mrs. Goy Jenk
rews Ser.,.i~. Btshop Johannes Liljr.; the Har
ry Emerson Fosdjck Visiliog Pro
fessor at Union Theological St!mi
nnry, N~w York, is on campus to.
day.
Thl.! pn.-stdcnt of United Luth
eron Church Of Ger.many will
tttlk watb Dr. Ed K('Dncdy of the
Seminary about tlte Seminary
Present and Future ot 10~30 a.m.
an Pn1otin.:- Mnnor. He will Ie!ld
an infonnai conversation on lheo
loglcal, political nnd c~deslasucDl
matters nt 1!!;45 p.m. in Palatine
Mnnor.
Born m Hano\'er, Germany,
Bishop IJJjc studied nt tbe um
vemllt$ of Goettmgcn. Lelp:ag
nnd Zunch and at the Loccum
Cloister. After ordination in 1926,
he became General Secretary oi
the Studi!DI ChnslUln Mov'C:ment
m Germany and also Vace-Pres:i
dcnt of the World Student Chris
tian Fcd~mtion.
BLOODMOBILE COMING
The bloodmobile will be on
campus from 10 a m. to 3 p.m.
c.on Friday, April 29, and blood
will be taken in lhe gym. Sign
up meets are available in oll
donns and minors nre asked t.o
present permit ~ps. Bishop Liljc wns arrested by
the Gestapo in August 1944,
charged with high treason for
givmg cxprt""'!Jfin to <!us Christian
convJction!l.. He rcmnined in a
Berhn priscm under sentence ot
death untll hls liberation by
American troops ln April 1945.
A priml' mover nod act1ve pnr
tu:apnnt in the World Council of
Churches. Bishop Lilje has beEn
a mt'IIlbe:r of the central commit
tee ond ployi.'d a pronunent role
in the e-cumenical gatherings in
Amsterdam, Holland in 1948 and
at .E'\'rulSton, Illinrus m 1954. Friday
8 p_m.-Molbcn• Club fashion
show-Templeton
Saturday
9-9:30 a.m.~noral reguire
ments symposium
9:35-10:15 a.m.-Sp.CaJi~oed
fielcb sympo5ium
10:20-11 a.m.-Spodalhed
fields symposium-Fir Acres
Tbealor
3·5 PlllH Hall open houa
8 p.m.-Music program-,E-vans
S~mday
3 p.m-Mu Phi Concert
Tommy Thompson Returns
To Aid Fund-Raising Drive
Wlth $1!!2 000 ~"<! Jn the cbalJm e fund dn"·e, Thomat~ ThCtDlpson
former dtrcctor cJ de .. elopnl nt at LC, n::tumt'd to Portland \his, .. ~
to help in re::tching the $300,000 go:ll.
Thompson ts pr~cntly dU't'Ctor of s:u: burung DC".Wt prognun Dl
W~gton Unt\•cn>ity. St Lou:S. Mo. He Is don ling o week o! hls
time lO help in the drw~.:: to mateb thE' mtllton doll~xrs lJVC'n 01e col
les-e ~ccntly. Wa.<fu.ngton Uruvcruty also n pnvat ·, lndepEnd('n\
mstatullon, granted him a leave at absence..'.
During Thompson's fl\ ~ears at LC. b \VCL' a kq fJg\11\! UJ rn.lslng
more than a mllhon dolla""- Tb:ro~ h eflort.'l lhe Nelson house,
whtcb belonged to Dr Loth =r Nelmn, Wtl!l obtntncd as thC; perpetual
bam for the coUcg 's pres.dnL It .i3 \ alul at $40,000. Michaelson Wins
Presidential Nod;
Revisions P ~ass
StudE'nt Body ckC'U!.lru for the
1060-GJ &chool year hove once
more been complctt'd with 16
slud<:nts rC'Ct;iVll11! lcnderaJup
posiU•Jm nB Student Body und
A WS aflicen..
Tony Mtchnd~on, juntor, Wa.'l
C'lc-rted :u Student Body prai-
...
do.nt for nc:xt ycnr. Alter the cl c
t.ion rt'SUll.t ·were announoc'd
.Mtcbaclson ClCP 1 i c n c e d the
twrmaJ renc.LJon. "Nnturolly 1 wnn
elated thlil I got it because in a
runoU cltdion you knO\V il has
to ~ ut.hcr you or the other lei
low. The nt:w~ thnt l wu the new
Stwknt Body president ccrtninly
WM 0 plc:s~t thock.''
Mlclmdsan Is now £en•ang on
tht• Stud.-nt Scnnte n-n Junior
t:enntor and will C"011Unuc in thl$
po: Jt1on unW new O!!i«rs nrc
!o.rmnlly uutall£d the :h t of
May. ln May nll o!!ice will be
tumtd over to tilt new QflJc<r'!J
nnd the remainder of the School
yor wm nc as nn orgnn1Z.Qti.on
perJod t.o fot mulatc thmp Ior
n~ )'l'ar wilh P .. ul Hno)l, J.n:-5·
cnt Student Body prr dent. oct
ina as od,,.h:cr.
'Michnc.lson'a plnt!onn fncludi?.O
o pl!lnk far a monthly •tudent
<.:onf~:n.nc:c walh the president
n PrG!idc.nrs Roundtllble mndet
up of members of the S~tc nod
s t u den l :repre:sentati .. ·cs from
campus o:rcnniznt1ons. He nlso ad
vocntcd the crauon of ~ rcprt'-
ntutivc to SJl m on f. r:u.ty
mceun_s~ and djscuss JSCbool m t
tcrs.
At;o included tn th..: rcecnt
ckeUon were thrt mnt.. dme:nt.t
to t1: COI15Utullan C1lOCGJUDg'
May Fete procedure whtch were
all p ~
Profs lo Present
Seminar Topics
Dr V.1lliam S!affor.d and John
Braun. Englu.h p1of~nn, wL.I
pre (lnt the top.c rl du-cu .m~ at
lhc cond in n ~cnes of studf:nl
fncuhy ..em[nars at 4 p.m., Mon
d:zy, April 25, in Armst.rong
Lounge.
Acconhn£ to Dr Stafford thr r
toJUC while !ollowin~ U:e ,;; ru Tal
theme a! ~Inn .cmd Anxit:ty," wUl
bt' built around the idt'.a that the
cxpressiron of anxiety may a
_tgn cJ confidence as H pertz1.im
to th_ fled o1 literatun!: They
wJll touc:h upan fh-e tmdenc[es
apressed in the Lut l:i )"e.3..rr in
varlnu.s nrcns of liicr2tu~ sue..'l
as poetty, nm.·tJs :md s h o T t
slorie!
Braun will d' !USS .. ar s nl
XlSt nt~tlirro, the beat move
ment nd the feeling of the
An~ Y flung Man as illustrated
m thLs.:: ~ o! litentun-
Dr. St fiord will pomt C" t var
tous modem U'Tite.rs who appose
authority and imtitut ons In
modern !Odf.ty and W11l also .fur
ther deVElop tiu." ldeA that the
fo~ of t"Xpresilim in a so-caDtd
anxious age may actuall7 be a
lgtl f m!W M«fideDce.. Page Two
Dj '"tovcr W'hat 1' e Really Are!
W lcomc, l\Iom nnd Dad!
We mvitc you not onJy to look nt LC but, olso, to see us as
we re.1lly nrc. TH!: PIONE!:R LOG Friday. April 22,
LOG Readers Bark
tho Editor:
John R. Jo;llingson iB n Cine
, nougb fellow. 1 know he tries
Ycl)' hnrd,
l 1et>l called upon however to
cor n>ct :a {Pw of tht: mun! Jl)nr
ing errors included in his httlt:
essay prinlt~d In last \\'('l'k's LOG. b1• printed in the ''Log." Asked to
shorkn it, I hnvc dt.'Cidt!d, as it
wns an uttcmpt ut a coh&ent
whoiP, tu wrHc n t:hortcJ· one
havm~ u similar thought. gomg to rnir;c $100,000.00 bJ
\'cdisinc lhc danc•·s we
are we, ns members or n
munity going to prove O\U
lmio~·ss to attempt to use
money in n valuable wuy?
lt contemporary man as
sutle or anxiety, then LC AprU
annual
nl
rtjdR)', M
wdl
:tr will be
rdny c
of 1:-u-st, we hkc being "~llcglates whcth<'.r Wl! nrc green 17-
Vt:Df'.o]d freshrncn or vets back for more training. We know
;,nd we don't !mow jusl c>:nct ly wht'l't' we urc going. Out w~
nt'" sur(' we hove to he hcrl'. lcnrning und pn~poring. Fm· we
, •member P. 'J'. Barnu1n's, ''You can't put on n show !rom an
cmpl,}' wn,gou," Ftrst of ull 1 am not nmbiltou•1.
'T'hose who know me will t.csttfy
to my hn:incs;o;. Th• lllhjtl'l is Log vul~ws. The
example wot to be con/used with
tht pomt or this letter) is Lbe
n•ct'nt semlnaa publlcHy, the
sNninor on "Mnn ond lhl" Anx1ety
or our Aq~· " I shall be overly
hnrtlh and dogmnllc dut. to the
spucl' limit. nbly httS 0 fCW repte:en(Ci~ ';111Utl1Y
w~ comphun n lflt. Stud(•nt npathy, innum~rnblc ·'little
jobs" t~l\\'OYS done by lht> snml' people, on and off-cntnpus
student cuurdinaticm nnd campus socinl life -nlJ gt•t mkt..·•d
over the ennis.
We nrguc too. The• nntionnl COR!~ movement is n hot sub.
Jl'Cl. We almost rc-\'nnet<'d the nnUonnJ political con\'cntions
with our verbo!:ily nnd conC"crn ovct· issues nud candidates.
Snme of u.s see ourseh·f~ best plnying ''Joe or Betty Col
lege." You will find U!! ns rooh.•rs, prnnkstcrs or clnss ofiiccrs.
Oth<'rs prefer the intcllectunl life. You will find us preparing
J}8pcrs on the meaning of our c~istencc or doing cxtrn re
S£'lrch In the lob. Whatever we choosl!, you will Mtcn sec
us :r€'ading n good nO\'el or studying for n German test.
We drnw the learned and procfuc£> winnet's. Nc,·e•· n week
goes by without n guest lecLurcr, n performer or H fnculty
seminn1· being prc..~;cnted . Our students ond fnculty nt c rt•cipi
cnts of foundnliun grants, rellowships nnd rcse.'lrrh Jwards.
Plcn c rl'memb~r that we nrc not nll good, nor .·uc we <tJl
hurl. I.C hrts mnny l'hnllcnges which will he glndly met by
Htudcnts nnd mlminislrntion alikl' We nrr. n sl.'hool with n
million-dollnr u t'\'rlm. Some of us w til produce million-dollar
idcns.
Stand for CORE Here
Means Consequences
w~ os members of n student body rept'Csentcd by OUl' elected
Senntors, we h(lve h~n fnccd wilh n problem basic t(l the
mor-nl £h uctm-e of our ch-illration. Through n rt-prcsentntive
bod'' we hnvc pledged our sympathies nnd reaffirmed our
1 ights as audwidunls to net (IU the behalf of CORE in their
tforls to p1ckct local retail stores whose nffiliations .in the
South JUI\'c not acted on the bnsis of cqunl :rights, liberty, and
justic for ~•11.
lf \H.' re Sll~e ful us mdividunls in stopping the consumers
in th~s urea f1·om trodinJ: ln the st(lrc·s wlms" southe1·n branches
are ncth1g ou ihc ba is o1 whnt tht• consumer wants, we must
considt..•J' the consequcnct~ of such :t mo\''-'·
So if I picket n :slore in this community I musl be willing to
p y ru1yonc· who is nn employe~ of thnt store theil· wngcs
should the economic pressurL' resulting fl'Om my picketing
<'<•usc them lo lOSC' thcir job. I3eC4usc we nrc protesting n mornl
net tltot is in physic.'ll distance 2,000 miles awny and not being
p.rncUccd In lhe lol'al store.
But if you support or DJ"C sympathetic to this method docs it
l'~cusc you from ha\·ing to suppt>rl the innocent people that
nrc caused to suffer because of your belief? If you think it
does or lhnt this f'hould not stand in the way of your cnuse and
mC!lhod then you must be your own god bec.ousc you certainly
BI1C not my god. By Bob Boll
WL Ute undenti£nl'd meml){'r.; of the ALSC Senntc wish to c.lnrily
lh ralhr.r hnz:y issues In t't'l:nnl to lhc ScnJJtc vote ol April 1!, J960
nnd tht! ~ulUng pctitwn. The originnl motion was "lt was moved
u(f it,>t"Ondcd lhnl lhe ASLC $<-nate express It& support Bnd sympathy
m ttle re-ct"nl P<'B~f\JI N~gro dcmoru;trntJQn& in the ~outh and in
m tJor Nol'lhcl'n c.lti~ su~:h ns Baltimore, New York, Scatll", ell'.: .and
th!lt \\'t..' nllow Lewis nnd Clark students vihuly inh·~~tecJ in Ulis
problem to p.artidJ>Iltc 1n pcacclul aud JcgnJ dcmonstrntions now
takuw lllttC'C Jn Portlund!' I furllwr lik•> to conttidt•r ru~·
:H·lf ~~~ ubo"•' more P\'t"Sonulity
and pAIItsonshlp . T lhus rc!usc
lo \\ .1~ h th\! \'filuable spncc or
tht> LOG tn personal aline:~.
, \. n:.sders of last wct'k's LOG
noti~d the remoinillg pnrl of my
article wns printed when and
whl'r•· I said tl woulcl. lt wns,
however, cui somewhat to mnkt.l
room for John's little statement.
John mu>· thus make has prom
ia;cd npoloa;y .tl h convenience .
Chuck McGioniJ.
To the EcWor:
In reply to Nancy Simpson's
"Alice in Bunglcland" article w..:
wnnt to co on record slnhng that
thl' campus clcan·UP by tile stu
dl·nls and tnl•ulty l'Bch year hus
he~ n appreciated. Where lhl' l'f·
rom•ous vnrn stu.rlcd we know •
not but when lhis lnrgc l'roup
will give up lbl'ir vnlunblc clnll<:
ruom time to clcun up our
campus, it would be ph"!lly smnll
of momtcnanct• to gripa about
picking up the • po1ls, A~tain we
sny k'-'<'P up the good work ond
thunks to all. J. D. Hoope•
OtJo Sack
The LOG Stafl:
A lettu (which mny be read in
the "Scrapbook") wos too lon11 to 'rhi ·•·minur is an expression
or student-faculty commJtment lo
t hi! intcgrnh.'t.l relation and vnlue
nf disctphnury r~spon:ies lo life.
CSiruilar to the Civ-Hum. prin
ciple in n lioc•·nl nrt's coUe~t: )
~\s tS customary witl\ t.h£ LOG's
publt~'Jty on su<'h motte~. it h.J.
b••~"n prcs~.•nlt.'d us another "too
mtcllcctunl" mPcting amongst n
\'CT\' f(1W who don't ha\'ll any fun •
m living.
The front page showed p1ctures
of prt.'tty girls und rally l;quad
announnmcnts which actually
concern few p~oople This seminar
could hove been promoll'd by
placing it on the front page Thts
milestone tn LC':; ~ducntional ad
\'l!rlCChll'Ol mu~ht be or ruaJ im
portance to LC'::; future intellectu
nllafc. Pl·oplc wW read an arhcle
with pretty t,lirls' pictures any
whcru, but few wUJ get tar
enough Jn the "Log" to read a
small article dcscdb1.'<i with little
cnthustasm.
Do you think no alumnus
would rnthcr sec a dance adver
liscd on the front page or an an
nounct•mt.:nl concerning the intd·
lcctunl concern or LC? Aie w~:: Peopk ,QIU!. <JaJlzUuj ,(//,out. . .
Classes to Hold Elections
By Ruth Anne Olson
Class clt.>elions arc getting into
full swine P!'i nominations nnd
campaigning are the big news
this week. The junior cluss will
meet • today nonn in PM-22 to
nominnle c,qndldalt'" for thl Out
strmding Junior· Woman and Man
awards n. well as C·tnclidate• Cos·
APRIL 22·29
22-Parenb' Weekend
23-Pacific (here)
24--Mu Phi Epsilon Spring Con-
cod. S.C..A. 7 p.m. Annatrong
25--Stude ni-Facu.lty Seminar '
p.m. Amutrong
2&-lVFC 11 a.rn. SCA 11 a.m.
U of Portlcmd (then) Student
Senate • p.m. Ruth Odell
Hall
28--Chapel. Music Hour
29-Platt Hall Rinr Boat Dance
30 Stewart Hall House Dane.
Wilhunette (there)
Mny Fete prin~ss. Both sopho
mores and juniors will hold their
dcctions Monday, April 25 with
run-offs on Tue$day, April 26.
Dr. W'illiam £. Luchi. ass.iat
ant pl"o.fellor of E:ngU.b. and hil
wife welcomed a new de.ugbter
to theu family on Friday. April joina e siater. 10. a.nd a brother, 9.
Gury Sttcklcy, '59, <tnd Noel
Anne Gicrock, cx-'62, vnll be
married by Dr. John L. Ander
son, professor of religion, in
Grants Pnss Saturday, April 23.
Dr. Andet son wUl remain in
Grants Pnss through Sunday in
order lhnt he mny preach in the
Bethany Prcsbyll.man Church for
Church College Sunday.
Ddt.. Phi Cnmma and Theta
Kapps, social sororities, held their
formal tntUations of new mem
bers Wednesday , April 20.
Students werested in knowing
more about tho facuUy women
and the wiYes of their professors
has sparked the Associated Wom·
en StudeDJs to adion in the form
of a tea. April 29 from from 3:30
to S p.m. It will be held in Tem
pleton Commons, Rooms 1-4.
The spring theme will featu.H
a program at 4 p.m. entitled
•· A WS and LC.'' New officers will
be introduced and a aummary
of the group's activities will be
presented by Ann Morris, pntai·
denJ. A look to tho future will
w~ Wllh to 5lato SJ)(~ificolly that the intent ot the Senate was NOT
ond still is NO'r to sh·~ tmy organi~tiun, person or persons lhe
prhilc.ge of usinG U1c 1uun" o.t Lewis and Clark, nor to prt'.Swne to
gi\'c wftctal flpprtn-ul in oounection with any dcmonstrntion.
The vote b)' lhc Senate wns a stntl•mcnt of feeling Bnd opinion
l)y lh Senate tbnt uny tndt\'lduru oUendlnc or olhcrwl<Je conncc:tcd
with ~wis nnd Clark Coll~a::c bas the perogutivc or partlciJ):lting
pe;!N!uUy wtlhout fear til ~prwu or Cl;!DSUre by the Senate. come with the announcement
thai LC will host the 1961 AWS
a. The baby. Sua.h Mylanwy . s-tate connntion.
Alice in Bungleland
We wish further to state thnt the prnn&r)• purpo e of the mot1on
wu tv <'Xp.rt".SS SUpPOrt ond s.rmp:llhy tor the demonstroUons being
" IT'll"d oul throughout the nntlon attempting to secure cquol trent
mt'nt tor all Am •nrons regardlC$3 or nu:e, creed or n t1ona1 origin.
Wo n'tnrd nny attempt to nbrld~;e the fuodnmento.l rights of aU
Anl<'rtt-ons os inrom~tiblc nol only wath the United States Consti
tution but !so W&lh the Christum pruu:aph: upon which lhis institu. uon u !owtded.
We fi:HJ to s~ how the Senate or \he Studt:nt Body could believe
olh~n\11l'.
Pal Brod cnCk
Martha G. lilli
Tony Michaelson
John Mnrnndas Student Meet Brings Controversy
As New Thoughts Arise On CORE
By Nauer Simpaon
Thoughts nfter attending the
recent student bOdy meeti"'.
1. Mnn~· of those expressing
opiruons used notes. This shows
~:obd L'Onccrn, thought and pre
paration on the part ot LC stu
dents. afrnsd to express any opinion is
an we need nround here.
3. Also noted was the fact
that both fcllows givlll~ the main
speeches USL.>d the LOG as the
source of official S('nate record
rather than the secretary's min
utes. Hooray .for our &ide! of · uch 11 mun. [( th~
po~1110n or thl' sominnr 1
1 hl'n every student will ~
lt!«!Sh:d m dcfiJiing the naltUJ
this umdt•tv I um sorely
pomtcd thal priority is :mctw
Social rami!tcattons O( a few
dent's nf!uirs rather than to
gcncrttl promotion ot cdu~1la
program Kent
To tho Editor:
I would hkl to come to
dcCl•nst: of Lewis & Clark'a
lctcs. At lhe moment, nt
"Jocks" Stt~ms to bt· a
nationul puE.lime that runs
tcr to the idL~) or classical
catton. which included both
tnl and physical discipline.
un!orlunntc that such n d
c..'Cist~ betwct.>n the athlete
"intellcctuaJs" and prevents
trom combmmg their
good qualities.
Howcvt·r , the chu~t Crt)ai,DI'
this mi<Jundcrstnndinst
sporls w dtcrs, bc:.t cxcrnpt
by the LOG'S Bob Cantin. on ''Urtcl
ton" nt
28, in
will
column (mdC'cd, all those oo \\'.~omM<)W:
b.lck page.), written entare.IJI
clich~ and detective eng 1' _b>·
only a port of the almost
fanaticism that Donts a ro
these writers like a halo of
tosis. The athleh.'S thcmsci\'CS
lor the most part, good
and conscientious students. t" a
The writers. on the cot!ltranlt-day
nothing to ht'lp orgonist•d
and everything to harm it.
figurc:s 1n the major sport
often include sport writers,
ther~· i& utmost unanimous
ment among unbiased
critics that sporl!l columns
thl' clsspools of journalism.
Certninlv the "inh llc:ctu 1b • our cnmputt have not gone
far in moking Cricnd• wath ••n.
athletcs; but the smug
petcncc of "writers'' like
.l\11 Cantin goes even
widening this distance ..
Coburn .. .,., ..
Capps, Freer Works
Represent LC Tod
Don Capps nod Coburn
will represent Lewis and
the Northwest Wr.itcrs
t'nce today.
Capps, who has been
sioned by the Northwest
to do an article on the
his relationshi p to COllltcm~IOl
society, wiU present a short
'·Vnlley of tbe Shadow,"
Freer, who attended the
in Eugene two year:s ago
present an ~:ssay and
poems Discussion sel!Sions
Seitz Lounge at 10 a.m. and
p.m.
Pulpits Draw LC' ers
Twenty-eight members of.
faculty, st.aU and students
speak April 24, designated
Christian College Sunday bJ
nations Presbyterian churc:he
Portland and out-or-town f'htJ
es. The special program
state is a joint observance
the churches and Lewis and
to promote understanding of
importance of Christian
t'ducation. The college has
\"ided some 18,000 inserts
church programs for that armen or
Poul KnolJ
Jrnnoon Mtll.s
Nancy Gllbhcrt
Ch rles MC'G1nnls
F.ml Freund
Donald Rochon
Geo. L. Short Ed Evans
Ann Morris
Dlnne Heard 2. Mony arguments \.'Ontain
hmts ~~ the million dollans we
must lh-c up to. This brings to
mind the hope thnt this "Chris
tiftn campus.. will not now be
invaded by a new god. A full
sc~ \\OrShip of the "challenge
fund plan .. so that we become •)!llcJnJ puNieatlon ot tho: Asaoe!atcd Srud~nl.f! ol Lew~~! and Clatk
lace. l'ubllaho:d WHI.lly 11urlnc cba eollogo ~·car. Subi!CTJptlon rates:
:rC!llr. Enta.rtlil lUI s~nd «'IIJ.lAa ml\tter at U. S. t>oat O!flell\, Portland, under act or M&reb I, 11'71. April 22,
0,000.00 bJ
·c.a w~ h
ers of o
j)rOVC OIU'
pt. to usc
>lc way?
• · mnn .1s
:hen LC
represen
li the
i"inar G
t will bt
the OH I~U
sorely
y is Sb()W
o! a tew
r than to
of edu~
ni S lniUilQ
come to
• Clark'1
t:nt.
be: 8
at runs
classical
~ed both
isciplme. tch a
I' athlett
prevents AprU 22, 1960
nua,J Three-Day Music Festival
eduled for May-Fete Weekend
nnnunl three-day music Ct.-stival is heine planned by the music
mt-1nt. ·ror Moy a, '7 and 8.
ny, Mny U, the collcr.c cho1r, under the direction or L. Stanley
,.,m, wtll pr' cnl u ~vcning conoort. The Clevt.~land High School
will be fc;:.turt.'<l gucJls.
urduy evening, May 7, thP symphony orchentlJ, under the di
n or Boris Sirpo, will ndd its part to lhe progrrun.
~.uncloy nftnrnoon, Mny 8, George Bishop will present the Madrigal
s und Dr Hdntl[lrd Pauly will lt~nd the slring enllcmble. The
...... wtll conclude with another evening concert. The symphonic
wil pin~ uudt r thL· din·clion of Dr. John Richards.
o{ lh\: conct.~Jis will be in E\'lllls Auditorium and the admission
clor' s Chapel Topic Incarnation
M. Humphreys, director Princeton. After a stop in the
Chaplamcy truining nt the navy as n chaplnln and service to
gon Stfth: R o s p i t n I, will 1hrt-e separate congregations, be
on ''Understanding the In-nssumed his position at the Ore-
~.,, .. ," at the 11 u.m. chapel, gon Slate Hospital.
28, in Evans. His worship Dave Ell1son will be the faculty
·n'1al will be based on the leader for the service. Student di-
uccordiog lo John, 1:1-18. rectors of the chapel choir will be
notivc of Ohio, Humphreys Julie Joy and Betty Walker, bolb
tNc·d his Th. D degree from juniors.
ger, Pianist Due at Music Hour
pmnlllt and a solotst will be cation major and i:> n ~tudent of
per r o r m ers for the Mrs. Josephine Spaulding.
an••uY Music Hour, April 2a. Gary Piing:, ten, pianL~t. has se-
nn Long, :>oporano, will le<'led to play five numbers from
0 Del Mio Amato Ben by Moussorgsky's P1ctun. ... al nn Ex
Donaudy, By the Brook hibition; "Promenad<:,'' "Gnome,"
Edvnrd Gncg, ''Voi che sa-''Ballet of the Unhatched Chick
from Lc Nozzc di Fil!aro ens," "The Polish Curt" and "The
\V.A. Mozart and Floods of Great Gates of Kiev." A sopho
by Sergei Rachmanino!f. more m~ic major, Gary is a stu
is n .Junior physcial edu-dent of ~. Carroll Townsend.
Fete lo Undergo Experimental Schedule .
Ft.•h. \\ 111 have a new look folio'~ .ng g~·oups. Coronalton
ycnr. All the f~tivities will Mimst.•y Breckenridge; . p 1 c. n .i c,
on Saturday, Mny 7. Th•! Mary Kay Emerson, Ins Phalhps;
schedule is an experi- otr-campus publicity, Phil Boyer;
to try to improv~ studt:nt on-campus pub h c: 1 ·t y, Joy~
~ance at lhe various events, Young, and dnoce, Bob Bla1r,
inc to Nanei Estes and Julie Ban:ow
1bnd Henry, co-chnlfmen. Marilyn Poole. Soloist
committe<.' felt that there Mat ilyn Poole. clarinn .;oloist,
lltlll' unity belWl'Cn the ac-wm play Hindemilb's "Sonate"
when thev were h~ld on on "Lewis and Clruk on Lhc Air" •
days. This year's program at 8 p.m. Sunday O\'cr KPOJ. The
begin with the nll·school orchestra. directed by Boris Sirpo,
on lower campus, proct?ed wi11 play a selection trom a I\."'
coronation nod tappings cent campus concert, "Walters
1~n, with the dance. The ten-Prize Song'' by Wagner. Dr. Rein-
theme is Venetian . nard Pauly will direct the c:om-
r ... n.c~ .lJd£!nls interested in ser\•ing bincd orchestra and chorus in
!Dmmillce.'i may contnct the M1chael Haydn's "Timete Domi-
orks
Toda or chairmen of the num."
Lewis & Clark
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t
• t at Nudelman,s
4th & Washington
Downtown
7 New Colors!
Frosty White
MinLGreen
lee Blue
Champagne Tan
Strawberry Pink
C3hfornia Gold
Burgundy Red
DARK BLUE SUITS TOO
• • • . AU Accessones
hy nothitlc 'til the d.l)' or the
Prom. Jtescm: your ~at ston~
ne3rat you. •
4th & Washington ••• Do'II'Jl!own
15th & Broadway .•• E•staide
Raleigh HiJJ• Center .. Soutbwed THE PIOKEE!l LOC
• • NEWS BRIEr • • LC Grad on Law Panel
NoUltm J. llenth, '51, wDl be
nmong pnneli!U.S in o discussion
Ell 'i:30 p.m. Thursday, Apnl 28
m Portland State College Audi
todum. The d1scuuion is parl oC
the Mu1lnomoh Bnr Assoctations
nnnunl legal rorums nnd will
nnswcr public gueatauns on the
Jnw. Admfasion in !ri:e. Sub:se·
qur.nl programs will be held on
Moy 5 nntl 12.
Journalism Aid Offered the senior qu111lfylnc Ennll.sh
C.Xllllllnalion next Wednesday,
Aprtl 0 it you nave nat already
done so.
The <?Jrom wm be given at 12
noon in 830. Imtructlons mtly be
picked up from Mrs. Jean Ely in
H39 11nyUme bclorc .hand.
Edward BA Speaker
Dean Charles Edward or the
Groduolc School or Rcwlllng of
lhc New York Unlvc-ra1ty of R4!
taaling will address business ad
students ond other interested ll'ludt::.nu Apr11 28.
De:tn Edward 1S In tJu~ North
wet cu guest 6peaker tor U1e a.n
nunl convention of the Oregon
RcwUcnr Assn. He wsll 1pcnk to
students in BoDine 10 nt 10 ll.m.
on lhc :ropldly cr-owmg ficld of
commerce.
Wac to Ret:ruit Women
1-"irat !Ji<!ut..,ann L Anne M. H~
'WAC sclectlon oUlccr, will be at
the Placement office AprU 26 to
talk with LC women nnd women
graduC1te5 about the oppo:rtunl
tlo :Corn dlttc:t emnmwion u of
ficers In the WAc·a. April 2£1 b the dcndUne for !il
ing applications !or the pj Deltn
Epsilon Jour.naJiml Sc:hollll'l.bi p
!or fall sc:meswr. Candidates
must be journalism majors or
minors--t;ophomores or beyond
in standing, must &how financial
need nnd must possess CPA of
3.00 or better. Apphcants &bould
sec the hend a1 the journalism
dcp 11 • mrot immediately School Tour Open to Two
Openings ore stlll nvnllablc for
two more s;irls to tnkc the Port
Iand·Hnwaii Sum m c r School
Tour this summer. The group
willlcnve Portland on June 18 for
H.nwnii by wny of Pon American
jet. Summer school ~ill begin nt
the University of Hawoll on June Senior Test April St.h
Jumor do not forg( t to take 20. After tpcnd.ing alx weeks on
the Wnnd.s, the garls wiD rei.U.m
home on August 1.
Mrs. Vnn Antwerp will act aa
clulperon. Any girl!: interested
should sec Mrs. H arc o u r t ln
Thcntcr 29 or cnll PB 1-6767
after 5 p.m. u soon as possible.
(DIG THIS QUIZ AND SEE WHERE YOU RATE•)
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The llt:ll.f.tm•·n• "It'll the (':J:ooption t.hnt prov~ t!u.> rut;;."
is (A n hun~&~ !or dumb rul~; 18 n ~m nt !ar
doing wluit you pi : (CJ t:vldcnoo a! o beallh;y dU..
respccl for absolut.cs. AOeoco
You'vt-jUS! mt't o girl whc:c
bouty imprC'.l!CS you enm
~)·. Oo YO"".l L\ v.k far
a <Uu-ot ontf'1 ttJ y,
.. Arf:n•t >·ou luelcy you
!cn~nd mP?" (C• fmd out
what she lik~ to do?
AOsOcO
A rich uncle ofJcn to give
you bltl big, af ·ns1 ''ll nn
tagt--t) pc.ln:nOU!:in•. Do you
(AJ s:l"'• "How :iliout n
_,.... aportiJ ~'m'.,. t'nk?" (BJ d(!
dine the offer, knowin~ tbc . "S big old bo..1t 'll:ouUI keep
Qj you hrokc. maittt.nining It?
(GJ take the cnr nnd ratt
It for bli: occ:uriolU?
AOsOcO
A mnnulac:l.Ull::' n.eka ~·ou
to pick the kind of fi tu
cig::lrette h «hould m::U."P to
win the most am'll:er•.
Would you recom.mrnd (<\I
ocipn:~te~rh •nloa te
makes fi!lo!icn think •• h
D 1!" ... -onr filter? 181 Q c:ign.
rcUe v.-ith a strong t.OC.""U!
and a f.Ukr put .em Ju.~ lor
dlect? (C) ra dran:ttt~ with
a fil tc m goocbt allon we
a! riehtr tobaccos!
AOeOcO
Smokt:rs who thi'* Cor themselves depend
on theirownjudgm~nt- not!adoropinion . That's why they usually choose \iceroy.
Thcv'"-c found the filter's so good Viceroy •
can usc richl'r tCb::iecos for bt: tter tasw.
1 this why they say, "\ iceroy has n
thinking man's filt<T ••• a smoking man's
talit(>"? Answer to that one i : Change to
\·iceroy nnd see far yoursel!! •
•1f you checked (C) in three out of four
questions, you're swift on the pidcup, ond you
reolly think for yat.on.eJf!
P'alft illar o• r • or Clr'\iaft• Df'eO'f "'o•.
The ,Man Who Thinks for Himself Knows-
ONLY VICEROY HAi A THINKING MAWS FILTER-A SMOKIMG MAtrS TASTE!
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By Sldp Hut
Sporta Writer THE PIONEER LOG
ugninst Phillips tor one of the top
duds or lhc dny. Friday, April 22.
earca
Jim Goddnrd's Pioneer aolt z;<&ufltl rnay pOS&('SS the dn\'C lhl5 year
to go 111 tlu: wuy jn the NWC chllrnpwrtiltips. l..ost colon's surpnsinc
t~Ond J)l L'(• fllllilhl'l"'l hO\'(' thnl udd~tl \:~JICrlf'nCI. lO mOko IUCh 3
JUmp J)OSSlblt The PJ<mcer troclt tc::.m, taking
12 uf J 5 possible lli'Bt pltJcc!S, out
clnsscd Wtllamctte an a meet held
on the loctal cmdcrs la!ll Snturduy
nttcrnoon. 'fht:l Eldon li'ix coached
lhinclnc.ls, tn.d at one point in tho
rnct'l I U-18, broke i' wide open
nud walked off with n 91-10 \'ic-\\'illnmdl1: pu:~kcd up nil lhrcc
vC their first plnccs in the field
~vents. Hie Bob Hoy set n ncw
slndium r~cord 1n the discus wat.h
11 heave oi 165' 7", lhen carne
buck to lDI<l' honors ln U1~ shot
w1th n put oi -13' 9". Roy also
packt>cl up -. third in the jovdin,
~Ill c\'l'nt which the ~o·isilors .sw~pt,
to p t!;t lhe losc1's attack. not only swept the running
but allowed the visitors
uu~..:C SCl'OndS nnd !our thirdt
the events on the cinders.
C 1 o r c n c c Duke took
hurdles and the· t 00 ynrd
to pnc;c the wmnca ~. Duke
counted !or 1.) pomls. Ron
took t h1.: 220 tn stride with a
oC 22.U Pauly tdJo grubbed
in the el'nlury. In the Goddard 's hral iour of Bob Cantin, Ron Kona!Jy, Roger Flock and
rrank ShllJor flro eapablo oJ IUb·par porfonnaneos whUo nlwllyl in
the 70'.. LC htu whipped o•oryono in Jho conlaronc:a liO nppeat'
atrong t"'ntondora tor t.ho big toll in May on ftn und~torrninod
Portland layoul.
"Tht.\' nrt• pult:Jilir•lly the bc:•l ~:oil I~'Ptn t'\'Cr Ul l.C.'' says
floddnrd . \\'1Ul unly Fh•c.k cradut&hng thi!l ye:u lhmgs appear bnght
tc•r u lou · tlml'. llowunl BJork nnd Ken M~l.cod ntld sl.r(mg ''bench
stnmgth'' to thlA y.:~rs di\'Ol h:nm.
Shafer, a transfer ulind." is preuntJy rtding tho erosJ of a torrid
puUlng atroak. howonr, tn u recenl match ho carded a blrdio wilh·
oul waallng o p~&U, On Jbo par fivo lOth at Portland CoU Clu.b.
ShfLfor hoi~ out a :15·yard wedgo shot Jor a bird.
Jo • KnntlOJ, WIUitmdtc's top stlck~r. didn't eN \'cry much salls
fnctlon O\lt oi o bla'tl while play.ang Cnnlin last week. Cantin smnshed • hill l ..: shot ()n the etpcnh~g hoi~ nt Brondmoor l wo :feet fa om the
stick nnd rnnned hi£ Hip-sn (or nn eagle two.
U was during Jhia Willumoue mateh that proof was bod that LC'a
four mctn would provo tough como championship time. The four
5c:o.rca totolod 'JOO. :fivo undt'r Wlllamo ue·, winrung performance at
Salem hul a;ooaon. IndiYidual secm~s ran Cantin, 71; Konllgy, 76:
Flock. 7C, Md ShllJcr 77. Bjork had a 78 to round 'tho be• low 80 scoros.
Gaddnrd's soll-plnylng hoopster Hoger r1cck ~'lim• .uound nfler
n lllow 11tll1 t H1s improv.•mo:nl .:ouhJ llld quite 11 hil, .r\notlwr key tv
Plour r hupcs n I in Hon Kenngy. His gnmu rould pull T.C hond
numch mto Ull• \\'mner'• cU"t:IL•,
P.rogame jitten bctforo 1ho baJlgame? Tbia ia alwaya routine but
Ron Ncdry, LC'SI winning pitcher :ruoaday , had possibly mort-than
hlt shoro. He and Don EUingaon woro in a.n olovator ln tho Mllrc:ua
Wh,tmun Hofol in WaJla WaliA that lodged between floors. Thirty
hvo minuie3 lllJe.r and • walk down lrom th• ninlh Uoor found
bolh Pion~rt flustcrod.
lk dlnn hllh. r 1n the NWC probably bdangs to n rook nnmed
Bud Srnlth Wllh 7 !or 9. After n foul Up caught regular rc~1ver
Wall~ Moore un lhc knee m the fn-sl C of l nume, Smith took o'·~r
ond "~nl 3 for 4 m the r.ccond game, To prove at wt•s no fluke.,
...,milh sl.Orlcd ocumst Whilmon and IMbed out n 4 for 5 pc.rformnnt.-c.
lndudl-d wns Ct ~l ch-armg 'three boggcr that broke the gnmc open. ~OJ')' •
LARBY PHILLIPS, fn·shmnn
high jumpt•r from Mt Minnvillc,
lcupcd 6' 3 ~ ", ThiS hnc pca1'orm
nnn• by Phillips gamed him not
otlly u \'lctory O\'er his most
!cnrt:d foe in the conft.•r~ncc bul
nlso Clt\'C him u new meet ond
schvol record. Ken J\sh!ey, the
Bcnrcat high JUmper, wns billed TED FOXLEY threw the ~pl!4lr
190' 8 · 1or Willnmcttc' s only other
blue ribbon. 'fhough the Bearcats
coined nn even brenk in the !icld
events, lh(;y were for less fortu
nate iq Ute running events. LC
Diamondmen Topple Whitman/ 14-4;
Jim Richards Ho·mers Against C of I
ThL• Pioneer bnseb:all team,
winning two or three t:nmes on
thcil' Nlstem swing, brought their
conference record t•ven til 2-2. LC
split a doubll."-hcadcr Saturday
Northwes t Conleronc:e
W L Pel
\Villnmottc 1 0 I 000
P1cific 3 2 .600
College or r duho 3 3 500
Ll'\\ is nnd Clark 2 ~ 500
Linfield I 1 500
Whitman 2 4 33J
rtl Caldwell. They lost llw first
nne, 2-1, but came back to take
tho night-cap, 6-3. Moving over
to Walln Wnllu, the barnstorm
ins slickers bombed Whitman,
14-~. The Whitman game, played
on Tuesday, wns held up n dny
due to rnin. 'T'he visitors blasted
two pitchers for 14 hils to gnin
this big margin.
Iu the opening come against lh~ College of Idaho. the Pioneers
~me from behind to tJe the
score nt 1-1 on n long .sacrifice
fly to center by Jim Richards.
The l.'nyotes iced the contest in •
tht• ftflh when Bob Picr.in :-ingl-
•·d und camt.• in on Bn•ce Allen's
triple•, In the s£>cond game. Bud
Smith and Royc~ McDaniel scored
on nn error, and J i.m R1<:hards
smnshcd out <t two run homc1· to
put tht• winnN·:. out oi reach in
the fifth inning.
IN THE final game of the
t•nslt>rn swing, ngainst the Mis
sionaries, LC sent 1 1 men to the
plate m the !ourth inning tor
seven big runs. Thnl was pretty
much the story. Pioneer catcher
Dud Smith hnd 4 for 5 to lend the
cnust'. Pitcher Ron Nedry smash
ed out n double and a triple,
plus hurling hitless ball lor five
innings. 440, rook11.: Rod
sprintl!d by George Tii:N on
finul turn and won goinc
Vermillion was clocked in
STEVE McALPINE
hjs wimung ways in the 880
a strong finish. Jim Ryder
second. Gary Robinson '"n'"'
to show dwell in the mile
a 4:37.1. Connie Sundholm,
Jin(.'(l for the first halt or
year, cnme out or wraps to
honors in the two mile.
bining on the winning relay
were McAJpine, Robinson,
and \'crmillion. The time
3:31 3 .
LEWIS AND CLABK takes s
the rond toduy for lhe first ~ble:
:mce the Willumctlc Relays.
P10nccr:. travel to F'oresl not SUJPI){l
the stt-tnlll
aJJow LC
take part
now for a meet with the Badgers
afternoon. Stnrting time is
Tomorrow morning at 10 a.m.
thmclads arc billed to
O.C.E. at Monmouth,
team is C.."<pected to be in n Another
with the Palatine H.ill pow resign. house. Coach Fix is plnnnillJ -----;
juggle his line-ups tor both
so us not to run thin either
Top 10 in 1M's
'rMm
~Golfer s Whip Bearcats, Pacific 'I'omorrow the baseball team
meets Pacific for two games on
the local diamond, Tuesday lhe
alwnys powcr!ul University of
Porllnncl mvndes Pioneerland for
1.1 single game. Phi Coma
8PJI
Theta cw
Ltombda Alpha
Coaunute1 Plat-,
XaelDten
O.teh.o11Jre SpoUn• ~ ... ,.,.son n~\l
Pr~:sident.
6. Box
LC'• \'OM.dty dl\'otmf':n turned
on the et~:nm in two of their last
Ulrel' outinJ:S nnd have cstublhh·
cd tht"nu;ch c os lhc team to bent
lh U1c NWC. CNich J1m Goddunl's
r.olfcrn htmNl b.'lck lllst y(•ar's
champ Wlllnmt·Uc, 12\~ -5~.
ttoWl llt.~l Pac1flc '18 -o. nnd lost
to tou!!b PorUnnd U 16 -2 jn
lnst week's achon. defeated Joe Knmos, lbirti mnn
at the Conf< I"CJlCC lnst season.
F1 nnk Shafer tied with Rusty
JJcnton 1 ~ -1 ~-while posting
n 'i7.
Ron Kenagy nnrl Roger Fleck
bull lillie trouhJe with Jim Allen
and Bill Ht•mcnwo\' ns the two • LC Lmkstcrs sh1>t 36-40, 7G. llow-
llob Cantin, dropping nn engle
on th• fmt hole at Brondmoor,
wns zucdnlist ncDinst Wlllnmcltc
with on -under-pur 71. Cantin nrd BJork fJrcd lt 78 for n :!-1 win
0\'\:'1' Jnson Durc1~. nnd Ken Mc
Leod lost to Dob Woodle, 3-0.
Coddnrci's first four men lotal
t>d nn C\ en 300 stroke.!; in the
S~o tho difference fo• youuetlf, men l
Cut out and "try on" this jacket.
CllllS I
PUT lHESE
CUT·OUlS
'tOGEnlE~
AND
OIVf TO
'OUR
DATf .. -, • '
\
AS A
RfMINDER --• • ---
\ Proms come only once a yoor. lhts
year go all out ••• go formal!
Cromwrll has lhl' most colorf"'l dinner jocl!ets in town; new
sahara aond, cool f1Unt graon, 1he unique bold knight red.
Also son juan sliver, ice blue, while, maroon and blade ..
Phon• CA 6-4356. RtUC:I'\'1:' )'OUr formal ovtfit now and make
your appo ntment for an ~rty "Tie·lo·Too" fittrng, mntd1, 5 strokes better Ulan the
winning Bcarc-nt's score nt the
Conference last ycnr.
Mondny and Tucsdny nf this
week f.:>und the stickt.-rs b-.ttling
wind nnd rain acuinst PU nnd
P:t('ific. Pat Cline, playing no. 1
!or the Pilots, was the low scorer
at Porllnnd G.C. with n 75.
Cantin, leading LC's crew with
n 7i, aud .McLeod gained halt
pomLs (Jlf their opponents, while
Shnfer fired n :n to win the back
side of hi~t match nnd n point.
St'orcs soared into the 80's nnd
90's us the course played long nnd
tight in the (.'Old, drh•int:: rain.
Cnsunl wnter was pr~\·nlcnt on
most greens. Lost Tuesday wet
grQurtds hampered plo,•ing C"Ondi
tions ngnin but the Pioneers
skunked Pndfic 18 -0. E\'Cr\' ·LC • {:tllrer won his match 3-0, while
Cantin posted the low :round of
the da~·. 76.
The local G-men cWTently hold
n 3-3 record ond hnve knocked
oiC ~,·cry Conference tenm. Lin
field and C or I rcmnUJ. This
nft~moon LC meets lhl' strong
PSC tcnm. 'l'he Vikings won
cnrli~r in lhe season 1!1-l.
No Pool for May Fete
Joe Hoopes. maintenance, re
ports thnt the .swimming pool
wm not be ll\'nilable for use dur
ing Mny Fete. The rugh cost of
emergency repm will mnkc it
amposs1ble to htr•e re~dy on short
noli~.
I BILL MARTES
SHELL SERVICE
CH 6-902&
C£T YOUR SPRING
TUNE· UP The line scores:
RHE
LC 100 000 0 1 4 2
C o( I 010 010 x 2 6 1
oLC 200 040 0 6 9 2
C or I 021 ooo o 3 7 4
LC 120 710 !UO H 12 3
Whitmnn 000 001 030 6 4 8
Nazarene Netters Top
Smith's Racket Squad
Northwest Naun.:ne topplt:d
lbl' Pioneer tennis te:un last Sat
urday nftcrnoon 6-0 for it3 sec
ond Yictory m ns many starts this
svason. LC's Jim Bariclanan al
most defeated George Harper in
the day's closest match but lost
10-8, 8-6 and 7-5.
:Ooroth:r 11l«lt.14er, 1i W l't. clef. Jack Wblt.!leld, r.o, G-4 8-4; o.ora-e Karpv, awa, d.t • .nm Bartoltman.
LO, 0·10. 8-8, 7-.ll: :JJ&n Jltul•ln, BW:rt, clef. a&7 An4v., r.o, e-1. e-o: ;rV'rl
V&n Ordv, lii'Wl'f, dllf. Anl St.m., LC,
G-t 6-3; xtttlo14er anA llA1'per de.!.
W'b.ltft.td U-9, 8-3;
-arns • a.e. Choir to Give Concert
The Medford High School
directed by Lynn Sjolund
present a concert at 3:30
Thursday, April 28 in Evons.
students, fncuJty and staff
invited. On a short tour,
choir members will be guests
the evening meal in Tcm
before procecdinc to Salem.
Panel to Sell Writinq
Student.~ and faculty mc·mb
nrc invited to attend n panel
cussion of "Why Write?" nt
to 5 p.m. Thursday ne.xt week
Armstrong Lounge. Ted
""ill moderate the discussion
Dr Joachim Remak, Dr .
Stafford and Dr. John
ton-aU writers in their
right.
"MOTTO OF THE WEEK"
111 may not be right but I'm always loud" t's
Os
fun-ftlled
for St\Jidclnl
May 1.
day, to
will begin
wagon I
ans may re
at 9:30
include
gom.es nnd
dance
IDrtn} Hall,
begin at
setting
1J I S. W, MORRISON the first
has
choral
=::::::-----------------------------------------~ student
Red Rooster Drive-l
-Open 24 Hours-
next to Fred Meyers
on BARBUR BLVD.
~
Phone CH S-3329 ction with
Festival to
8.
under the
Johnson
ru~"'"' May
,u ... for two
Stanley u • ..,.
listc HaisstoD
n~ht
lrniHI ''N" for
and her cou
bass solo1:
SChool, will
IY! TAKEN FROM nns ROOWJ
urcals hnt-.'1
lh best s & CLARK COL ......
oward Takes Reigns in August ·eet. The-y
cnt. Skip
1t sprin
d reported
1.7 hundJ~
Ut and a n. Ho\\'t•rll has been Thr nt.:w pt '.!Sidl"llt mel Vollb compr(!llcn slvc review wtd rc. work iu budgcung and ca-unc
twcntil ::th p1·csid~nt of the ffu'ulty at u mc::c-unn ol 11 dlfinttaon of lhc currJculum plnnnmg hnt erum:d wide n:eog-
and Clark, cfft.:ctivc Au-u.m. on Tut~day nnd was inlro- which is Jnlt::nded to make Loltl": nltwn.
1. Howurd IS now acting duc('d to the student body 111 Jo'ore~t College nne (J{ the natwn's
r so thai
rs next of Lake l''orcst Collcgt•, 1\·mpleton Commons ~~ noon. At finest lilK:ral aru lrotJtuhon s. His
rom~l. Imnois, .an uppoint- an inrorm::al lunchi·On With the
• be has held sincll the dcnlh new un(i old exccuta\'c SB enbi-
:>rcsidt:nt Ernest Johnson in nets, h<! I!Xplamed t:ornc of hss
1959, t10pcs for LC.
•nrd se1vcd us Business HOWARD IS concen~t..>d with
of Lnkc Forest from the f<tct thot sturlcnt valu~ don't
'611••"'~"· 1957 to June 1958 chnngc in collc&l!. To mokc o
.he was named \'ice prcsi- change for the better, he odvo.
tor Bus mess and Finane£ · (.'(Jte.s I he focus of student cuuca-
SUCCEEDS Pres i d c n t lion on mOJCir cnt1rnl issues that
S. Odell who will retire confront the world today. He
uller servmg as prca1- feels that student government
ssnct: 1942. Dr. nnd Mrs. should deCmitely tak~ p:~rt
will leave m mid-summ ~~r through debate on critical issua
ycnr-long trip around tht! He would nlso like to SC1! Lewis
und Clru·k beconw the symbol of
the "Grent Northwest.'' lt will be
for the students and faculty to
dut1:1 mmc the parl LC pluyt m
lhe futwc of the Northw~st. e Act Plays
Tap at Acres
April Show
. last major dramaHc pro
)m of the year, u bill of three
;ct ploys, will l.u: prc.SPnted
p.m., Friday and Saturday,
2!l and 30. PURlNG THE pasL ncadt:mic
yenr, Howard hlis worked with
the Lnkc Forest fncully In n JOHN HOWARD Thf> new prt"::>&dcnt come to
Luke Forest from the UnlVcnnty
ol P..:!nnsylvonm where he tnught
po.laticnl =:c.acnoc nnd was nn nd
mmamtrotivc oftaccr. He nl o
er\'..:d as coach of the Un&\'er
•lly'a chnmp1onslup dt•batc team
and tuught an the cxtenston pro
gram of Rutgers University •
Du11ng this penod he contributed
to tc:x~ in Amcru:an !ederol
go .. ·cmment nnd mtf:rnnUonal rc
lnlloos nod tor two yc rs Wa:J ns
:dnant editor of Soclal Sdcmc:e
• rnagnl.me .
HE RECEIVED ha Bachelor's
dcgrt:l.' 1n J)OlitiCfll science m 1947
follov:mc £CrVtcc 1n the Navy, hts
Mbswr'1 dct•ree m 19-lB ond bns n
dlssertntion m progress tor hit
Ph. D.
A naUvc of Kenton, Ohio,
How .. rd b murned nna hiUI three
cluldron ,
ever taw Ugly DuckUn c,'' is one of
Milne's most popular ploys
the exception or "Tm1d of
Hall,'' p~scntcd nt the
volved.
the
and no: ar last year.) Unlak~ "Toad,"
, the characters in lhis
are not delightful ani
but rather, delightful pco
Dircctcd by Koren Wise
the cast include.s Sungwnn
;ermnn, Don Stndius, Karen
;en, Jay Titsworth, Jean
n, James Hickmon and Tom
and Thunder'' is re
ils pr•·mi(;r at Fir Acres
, Dircch .. 'd by Gretchf'n
lhe play hos bec.-n adapted
~lum George Ilieber from
.Mnrk Twain's shot 1 stories.
mst for this fnrcc incJud~ s
Fclshcr, Murionne Games
E .. ·ans.
Baile's Stram.J,'' a traged.'·
iam Butler Yeats and the
piny ever presented nt the
famous Abbev Thcnler &n •
• is bemc directed by Tom
It fCilturcs Jim Andrews.
t\'rms. Carl Wilcox, Don
Tom Kavnny, Jean AND CLARK COl l.EGE
VoJume XVllL No. 21 Lowu and Clark Collogo. Portland. Oregon Friday, April ~2. 1960
arents to Glimpse Campus Life
A little fun. n lot ot study, low the Od J~ &tJ thc~r lr.ip Jng folk amglng and Instrumental
meeting people. domg things . . . nround the world. Mona .Eo&tcr:Jy numbers wuJ provide on even
these nrc the things that keep will net ns comment ntor. Enter-sng's cntcrtninmcnt bcgmnuag at
LC students busv. Parents \'isit- t.oinmcnt and prizes will ndd to 0 p.m. in E\•ans.
ing during this· seconrl annual tllc ~·-.:nine's !un, Ticlt~ls ore $1. At 3 p.m. Sund:~y, Mu Phi
Pat'ents' Weekend will ~ce these A )l)ok at the morl! serious as-Epsilon, music honornry w i 11
nctivitics mirrored in the pro-1,e<:L or college life will be pro-sponsor a concert, followed by n
gr:uns plnnncd for them. vidcd by tlle ncodcmJc sympos-sUvcr tc:J in Seltz Lounge, to put
i l···m .. t 9-11 .. m. ~~turdnv in Fir the finishmg touch on n brief Approximately !!00 parents, n ... .. .. ~ ~ but comprehcm
1vc look til the
town, out of town and uut of Acres Theolcr. The first session social nod ncadenuc life on the state. nre t..'Xpedcd lo attend the will consider general require-
LC campus. weekend's acti\•itses. which will mcnts. Spccinlizcd fields will be The dh·crstfied Mu Phi pro-
b~ with a style show in Tem-discussed in the following periods. gram will include sclcctl.Ons by
plcton ot 8 p.m. tonight, sponsor- Parents will ... i::ciL PJntt Hall Janice Bjerk•. p
1onist; Donna
cd by the Mothers' Club. from 3-5 p.m. for nn open house. Long, .soprano, accompanied by
Its theme is ''Fashions Ahoy," Turning to another aspect of col-Judy McClntn; Milry Ellis. piml
~~8
':':." Zlmmcnn•• Bishop Here Today
Due um
Issue and its nauticnl fashions will fol-ll'ge h£e. n music program includ- 1 t: Muralyn Poole. p1:an1St; Llndn
Morgnn. clarinetist: Myung Soon
Chung, contrnlto, nccompanlcd by
AlJee Su:gfn d; Knth1C'CJJ Healey.
organ~..~ and Winnie Espina, pmn
ist. c
business in Lhe Senate this
wns the coming rcfcren
to be held :Monday. Lnst
the Senate vott..'<l to "ox-
support and sympathy in
peaceful Negro dem·
p.t:JOI11! in tho South and io
:&jc•r northern cities such as
New York. Seattle.
that wo allow Lewis and
Students -viJally interested
problem to participalc an
and legal demonatra
Dow taking place i.n Por1·
lhe matter \\ill be re
to the student body !or
ls o result of a refe.rendum
of 246 signnturcs pre
to the Senate.
other importnnt item dis
was the nppointme.nt of
........ ,n editors Cor next fall.
~Pilica'nts for the cditorEhlp
Pathfinder. Voyager and
.Log must turn In their
tali,ons ·to lhe studen\ body
by Mn.r 6. Applications can
............ "'" from Mrs. Goy Jenk
rews Ser.,.i~. Btshop Johannes Liljr.; the Har
ry Emerson Fosdjck Visiliog Pro
fessor at Union Theological St!mi
nnry, N~w York, is on campus to.
day.
Thl.! pn.-stdcnt of United Luth
eron Church Of Ger.many will
tttlk watb Dr. Ed K('Dncdy of the
Seminary about tlte Seminary
Present and Future ot 10~30 a.m.
an Pn1otin.:- Mnnor. He will Ie!ld
an infonnai conversation on lheo
loglcal, political nnd c~deslasucDl
matters nt 1!!;45 p.m. in Palatine
Mnnor.
Born m Hano\'er, Germany,
Bishop IJJjc studied nt tbe um
vemllt$ of Goettmgcn. Lelp:ag
nnd Zunch and at the Loccum
Cloister. After ordination in 1926,
he became General Secretary oi
the Studi!DI ChnslUln Mov'C:ment
m Germany and also Vace-Pres:i
dcnt of the World Student Chris
tian Fcd~mtion.
BLOODMOBILE COMING
The bloodmobile will be on
campus from 10 a m. to 3 p.m.
c.on Friday, April 29, and blood
will be taken in lhe gym. Sign
up meets are available in oll
donns and minors nre asked t.o
present permit ~ps. Bishop Liljc wns arrested by
the Gestapo in August 1944,
charged with high treason for
givmg cxprt""'!Jfin to <!us Christian
convJction!l.. He rcmnined in a
Berhn priscm under sentence ot
death untll hls liberation by
American troops ln April 1945.
A priml' mover nod act1ve pnr
tu:apnnt in the World Council of
Churches. Bishop Lilje has beEn
a mt'IIlbe:r of the central commit
tee ond ployi.'d a pronunent role
in the e-cumenical gatherings in
Amsterdam, Holland in 1948 and
at .E'\'rulSton, Illinrus m 1954. Friday
8 p_m.-Molbcn• Club fashion
show-Templeton
Saturday
9-9:30 a.m.~noral reguire
ments symposium
9:35-10:15 a.m.-Sp.CaJi~oed
fielcb sympo5ium
10:20-11 a.m.-Spodalhed
fields symposium-Fir Acres
Tbealor
3·5 PlllH Hall open houa
8 p.m.-Music program-,E-vans
S~mday
3 p.m-Mu Phi Concert
Tommy Thompson Returns
To Aid Fund-Raising Drive
Wlth $1!!2 000 ~"<! Jn the cbalJm e fund dn"·e, Thomat~ ThCtDlpson
former dtrcctor cJ de .. elopnl nt at LC, n::tumt'd to Portland \his, .. ~
to help in re::tching the $300,000 go:ll.
Thompson ts pr~cntly dU't'Ctor of s:u: burung DC".Wt prognun Dl
W~gton Unt\•cn>ity. St Lou:S. Mo. He Is don ling o week o! hls
time lO help in the drw~.:: to mateb thE' mtllton doll~xrs lJVC'n 01e col
les-e ~ccntly. Wa.<fu.ngton Uruvcruty also n pnvat ·, lndepEnd('n\
mstatullon, granted him a leave at absence..'.
During Thompson's fl\ ~ears at LC. b \VCL' a kq fJg\11\! UJ rn.lslng
more than a mllhon dolla""- Tb:ro~ h eflort.'l lhe Nelson house,
whtcb belonged to Dr Loth =r Nelmn, Wtl!l obtntncd as thC; perpetual
bam for the coUcg 's pres.dnL It .i3 \ alul at $40,000. Michaelson Wins
Presidential Nod;
Revisions P ~ass
StudE'nt Body ckC'U!.lru for the
1060-GJ &chool year hove once
more been complctt'd with 16
slud<:nts rC'Ct;iVll11! lcnderaJup
posiU•Jm nB Student Body und
A WS aflicen..
Tony Mtchnd~on, juntor, Wa.'l
C'lc-rted :u Student Body prai-
...
do.nt for nc:xt ycnr. Alter the cl c
t.ion rt'SUll.t ·were announoc'd
.Mtcbaclson ClCP 1 i c n c e d the
twrmaJ renc.LJon. "Nnturolly 1 wnn
elated thlil I got it because in a
runoU cltdion you knO\V il has
to ~ ut.hcr you or the other lei
low. The nt:w~ thnt l wu the new
Stwknt Body president ccrtninly
WM 0 plc:s~t thock.''
Mlclmdsan Is now £en•ang on
tht• Stud.-nt Scnnte n-n Junior
t:enntor and will C"011Unuc in thl$
po: Jt1on unW new O!!i«rs nrc
!o.rmnlly uutall£d the :h t of
May. ln May nll o!!ice will be
tumtd over to tilt new QflJc<r'!J
nnd the remainder of the School
yor wm nc as nn orgnn1Z.Qti.on
perJod t.o fot mulatc thmp Ior
n~ )'l'ar wilh P .. ul Hno)l, J.n:-5·
cnt Student Body prr dent. oct
ina as od,,.h:cr.
'Michnc.lson'a plnt!onn fncludi?.O
o pl!lnk far a monthly •tudent
<.:onf~:n.nc:c walh the president
n PrG!idc.nrs Roundtllble mndet
up of members of the S~tc nod
s t u den l :repre:sentati .. ·cs from
campus o:rcnniznt1ons. He nlso ad
vocntcd the crauon of ~ rcprt'-
ntutivc to SJl m on f. r:u.ty
mceun_s~ and djscuss JSCbool m t
tcrs.
At;o included tn th..: rcecnt
ckeUon were thrt mnt.. dme:nt.t
to t1: COI15Utullan C1lOCGJUDg'
May Fete procedure whtch were
all p ~
Profs lo Present
Seminar Topics
Dr V.1lliam S!affor.d and John
Braun. Englu.h p1of~nn, wL.I
pre (lnt the top.c rl du-cu .m~ at
lhc cond in n ~cnes of studf:nl
fncuhy ..em[nars at 4 p.m., Mon
d:zy, April 25, in Armst.rong
Lounge.
Acconhn£ to Dr Stafford thr r
toJUC while !ollowin~ U:e ,;; ru Tal
theme a! ~Inn .cmd Anxit:ty," wUl
bt' built around the idt'.a that the
cxpressiron of anxiety may a
_tgn cJ confidence as H pertz1.im
to th_ fled o1 literatun!: They
wJll touc:h upan fh-e tmdenc[es
apressed in the Lut l:i )"e.3..rr in
varlnu.s nrcns of liicr2tu~ sue..'l
as poetty, nm.·tJs :md s h o T t
slorie!
Braun will d' !USS .. ar s nl
XlSt nt~tlirro, the beat move
ment nd the feeling of the
An~ Y flung Man as illustrated
m thLs.:: ~ o! litentun-
Dr. St fiord will pomt C" t var
tous modem U'Tite.rs who appose
authority and imtitut ons In
modern !Odf.ty and W11l also .fur
ther deVElop tiu." ldeA that the
fo~ of t"Xpresilim in a so-caDtd
anxious age may actuall7 be a
lgtl f m!W M«fideDce.. Page Two
Dj '"tovcr W'hat 1' e Really Are!
W lcomc, l\Iom nnd Dad!
We mvitc you not onJy to look nt LC but, olso, to see us as
we re.1lly nrc. TH!: PIONE!:R LOG Friday. April 22,
LOG Readers Bark
tho Editor:
John R. Jo;llingson iB n Cine
, nougb fellow. 1 know he tries
Ycl)' hnrd,
l 1et>l called upon however to
cor n>ct :a {Pw of tht: mun! Jl)nr
ing errors included in his httlt:
essay prinlt~d In last \\'('l'k's LOG. b1• printed in the ''Log." Asked to
shorkn it, I hnvc dt.'Cidt!d, as it
wns an uttcmpt ut a coh&ent
whoiP, tu wrHc n t:hortcJ· one
havm~ u similar thought. gomg to rnir;c $100,000.00 bJ
\'cdisinc lhc danc•·s we
are we, ns members or n
munity going to prove O\U
lmio~·ss to attempt to use
money in n valuable wuy?
lt contemporary man as
sutle or anxiety, then LC AprU
annual
nl
rtjdR)', M
wdl
:tr will be
rdny c
of 1:-u-st, we hkc being "~llcglates whcth<'.r Wl! nrc green 17-
Vt:Df'.o]d freshrncn or vets back for more training. We know
;,nd we don't !mow jusl c>:nct ly wht'l't' we urc going. Out w~
nt'" sur(' we hove to he hcrl'. lcnrning und pn~poring. Fm· we
, •member P. 'J'. Barnu1n's, ''You can't put on n show !rom an
cmpl,}' wn,gou," Ftrst of ull 1 am not nmbiltou•1.
'T'hose who know me will t.csttfy
to my hn:incs;o;. Th• lllhjtl'l is Log vul~ws. The
example wot to be con/used with
tht pomt or this letter) is Lbe
n•ct'nt semlnaa publlcHy, the
sNninor on "Mnn ond lhl" Anx1ety
or our Aq~· " I shall be overly
hnrtlh and dogmnllc dut. to the
spucl' limit. nbly httS 0 fCW repte:en(Ci~ ';111Utl1Y
w~ comphun n lflt. Stud(•nt npathy, innum~rnblc ·'little
jobs" t~l\\'OYS done by lht> snml' people, on and off-cntnpus
student cuurdinaticm nnd campus socinl life -nlJ gt•t mkt..·•d
over the ennis.
We nrguc too. The• nntionnl COR!~ movement is n hot sub.
Jl'Cl. We almost rc-\'nnet<'d the nnUonnJ political con\'cntions
with our verbo!:ily nnd conC"crn ovct· issues nud candidates.
Snme of u.s see ourseh·f~ best plnying ''Joe or Betty Col
lege." You will find U!! ns rooh.•rs, prnnkstcrs or clnss ofiiccrs.
Oth<'rs prefer the intcllectunl life. You will find us preparing
J}8pcrs on the meaning of our c~istencc or doing cxtrn re
S£'lrch In the lob. Whatever we choosl!, you will Mtcn sec
us :r€'ading n good nO\'el or studying for n German test.
We drnw the learned and procfuc£> winnet's. Nc,·e•· n week
goes by without n guest lecLurcr, n performer or H fnculty
seminn1· being prc..~;cnted . Our students ond fnculty nt c rt•cipi
cnts of foundnliun grants, rellowships nnd rcse.'lrrh Jwards.
Plcn c rl'memb~r that we nrc not nll good, nor .·uc we <tJl
hurl. I.C hrts mnny l'hnllcnges which will he glndly met by
Htudcnts nnd mlminislrntion alikl' We nrr. n sl.'hool with n
million-dollnr u t'\'rlm. Some of us w til produce million-dollar
idcns.
Stand for CORE Here
Means Consequences
w~ os members of n student body rept'Csentcd by OUl' elected
Senntors, we h(lve h~n fnccd wilh n problem basic t(l the
mor-nl £h uctm-e of our ch-illration. Through n rt-prcsentntive
bod'' we hnvc pledged our sympathies nnd reaffirmed our
1 ights as audwidunls to net (IU the behalf of CORE in their
tforls to p1ckct local retail stores whose nffiliations .in the
South JUI\'c not acted on the bnsis of cqunl :rights, liberty, and
justic for ~•11.
lf \H.' re Sll~e ful us mdividunls in stopping the consumers
in th~s urea f1·om trodinJ: ln the st(lrc·s wlms" southe1·n branches
are ncth1g ou ihc ba is o1 whnt tht• consumer wants, we must
considt..•J' the consequcnct~ of such :t mo\''-'·
So if I picket n :slore in this community I musl be willing to
p y ru1yonc· who is nn employe~ of thnt store theil· wngcs
should the economic pressurL' resulting fl'Om my picketing
<'<•usc them lo lOSC' thcir job. I3eC4usc we nrc protesting n mornl
net tltot is in physic.'ll distance 2,000 miles awny and not being
p.rncUccd In lhe lol'al store.
But if you support or DJ"C sympathetic to this method docs it
l'~cusc you from ha\·ing to suppt>rl the innocent people that
nrc caused to suffer because of your belief? If you think it
does or lhnt this f'hould not stand in the way of your cnuse and
mC!lhod then you must be your own god bec.ousc you certainly
BI1C not my god. By Bob Boll
WL Ute undenti£nl'd meml){'r.; of the ALSC Senntc wish to c.lnrily
lh ralhr.r hnz:y issues In t't'l:nnl to lhc ScnJJtc vote ol April 1!, J960
nnd tht! ~ulUng pctitwn. The originnl motion was "lt was moved
u(f it,>t"Ondcd lhnl lhe ASLC $<-nate express It& support Bnd sympathy
m ttle re-ct"nl P<'B~f\JI N~gro dcmoru;trntJQn& in the ~outh and in
m tJor Nol'lhcl'n c.lti~ su~:h ns Baltimore, New York, Scatll", ell'.: .and
th!lt \\'t..' nllow Lewis nnd Clark students vihuly inh·~~tecJ in Ulis
problem to p.artidJ>Iltc 1n pcacclul aud JcgnJ dcmonstrntions now
takuw lllttC'C Jn Portlund!' I furllwr lik•> to conttidt•r ru~·
:H·lf ~~~ ubo"•' more P\'t"Sonulity
and pAIItsonshlp . T lhus rc!usc
lo \\ .1~ h th\! \'filuable spncc or
tht> LOG tn personal aline:~.
, \. n:.sders of last wct'k's LOG
noti~d the remoinillg pnrl of my
article wns printed when and
whl'r•· I said tl woulcl. lt wns,
however, cui somewhat to mnkt.l
room for John's little statement.
John mu>· thus make has prom
ia;cd npoloa;y .tl h convenience .
Chuck McGioniJ.
To the EcWor:
In reply to Nancy Simpson's
"Alice in Bunglcland" article w..:
wnnt to co on record slnhng that
thl' campus clcan·UP by tile stu
dl·nls and tnl•ulty l'Bch year hus
he~ n appreciated. Where lhl' l'f·
rom•ous vnrn stu.rlcd we know •
not but when lhis lnrgc l'roup
will give up lbl'ir vnlunblc clnll<:
ruom time to clcun up our
campus, it would be ph"!lly smnll
of momtcnanct• to gripa about
picking up the • po1ls, A~tain we
sny k'-'<'P up the good work ond
thunks to all. J. D. Hoope•
OtJo Sack
The LOG Stafl:
A lettu (which mny be read in
the "Scrapbook") wos too lon11 to 'rhi ·•·minur is an expression
or student-faculty commJtment lo
t hi! intcgrnh.'t.l relation and vnlue
nf disctphnury r~spon:ies lo life.
CSiruilar to the Civ-Hum. prin
ciple in n lioc•·nl nrt's coUe~t: )
~\s tS customary witl\ t.h£ LOG's
publt~'Jty on su<'h motte~. it h.J.
b••~"n prcs~.•nlt.'d us another "too
mtcllcctunl" mPcting amongst n
\'CT\' f(1W who don't ha\'ll any fun •
m living.
The front page showed p1ctures
of prt.'tty girls und rally l;quad
announnmcnts which actually
concern few p~oople This seminar
could hove been promoll'd by
placing it on the front page Thts
milestone tn LC':; ~ducntional ad
\'l!rlCChll'Ol mu~ht be or ruaJ im
portance to LC'::; future intellectu
nllafc. Pl·oplc wW read an arhcle
with pretty t,lirls' pictures any
whcru, but few wUJ get tar
enough Jn the "Log" to read a
small article dcscdb1.'<i with little
cnthustasm.
Do you think no alumnus
would rnthcr sec a dance adver
liscd on the front page or an an
nounct•mt.:nl concerning the intd·
lcctunl concern or LC? Aie w~:: Peopk ,QIU!. <JaJlzUuj ,(//,out. . .
Classes to Hold Elections
By Ruth Anne Olson
Class clt.>elions arc getting into
full swine P!'i nominations nnd
campaigning are the big news
this week. The junior cluss will
meet • today nonn in PM-22 to
nominnle c,qndldalt'" for thl Out
strmding Junior· Woman and Man
awards n. well as C·tnclidate• Cos·
APRIL 22·29
22-Parenb' Weekend
23-Pacific (here)
24--Mu Phi Epsilon Spring Con-
cod. S.C..A. 7 p.m. Annatrong
25--Stude ni-Facu.lty Seminar '
p.m. Amutrong
2&-lVFC 11 a.rn. SCA 11 a.m.
U of Portlcmd (then) Student
Senate • p.m. Ruth Odell
Hall
28--Chapel. Music Hour
29-Platt Hall Rinr Boat Dance
30 Stewart Hall House Dane.
Wilhunette (there)
Mny Fete prin~ss. Both sopho
mores and juniors will hold their
dcctions Monday, April 25 with
run-offs on Tue$day, April 26.
Dr. W'illiam £. Luchi. ass.iat
ant pl"o.fellor of E:ngU.b. and hil
wife welcomed a new de.ugbter
to theu family on Friday. April joina e siater. 10. a.nd a brother, 9.
Gury Sttcklcy, '59, <tnd Noel
Anne Gicrock, cx-'62, vnll be
married by Dr. John L. Ander
son, professor of religion, in
Grants Pnss Saturday, April 23.
Dr. Andet son wUl remain in
Grants Pnss through Sunday in
order lhnt he mny preach in the
Bethany Prcsbyll.man Church for
Church College Sunday.
Ddt.. Phi Cnmma and Theta
Kapps, social sororities, held their
formal tntUations of new mem
bers Wednesday , April 20.
Students werested in knowing
more about tho facuUy women
and the wiYes of their professors
has sparked the Associated Wom·
en StudeDJs to adion in the form
of a tea. April 29 from from 3:30
to S p.m. It will be held in Tem
pleton Commons, Rooms 1-4.
The spring theme will featu.H
a program at 4 p.m. entitled
•· A WS and LC.'' New officers will
be introduced and a aummary
of the group's activities will be
presented by Ann Morris, pntai·
denJ. A look to tho future will
w~ Wllh to 5lato SJ)(~ificolly that the intent ot the Senate was NOT
ond still is NO'r to sh·~ tmy organi~tiun, person or persons lhe
prhilc.ge of usinG U1c 1uun" o.t Lewis and Clark, nor to prt'.Swne to
gi\'c wftctal flpprtn-ul in oounection with any dcmonstrntion.
The vote b)' lhc Senate wns a stntl•mcnt of feeling Bnd opinion
l)y lh Senate tbnt uny tndt\'lduru oUendlnc or olhcrwl<Je conncc:tcd
with ~wis nnd Clark Coll~a::c bas the perogutivc or partlciJ):lting
pe;!N!uUy wtlhout fear til ~prwu or Cl;!DSUre by the Senate. come with the announcement
thai LC will host the 1961 AWS
a. The baby. Sua.h Mylanwy . s-tate connntion.
Alice in Bungleland
We wish further to state thnt the prnn&r)• purpo e of the mot1on
wu tv <'Xp.rt".SS SUpPOrt ond s.rmp:llhy tor the demonstroUons being
" IT'll"d oul throughout the nntlon attempting to secure cquol trent
mt'nt tor all Am •nrons regardlC$3 or nu:e, creed or n t1ona1 origin.
Wo n'tnrd nny attempt to nbrld~;e the fuodnmento.l rights of aU
Anl<'rtt-ons os inrom~tiblc nol only wath the United States Consti
tution but !so W&lh the Christum pruu:aph: upon which lhis institu. uon u !owtded.
We fi:HJ to s~ how the Senate or \he Studt:nt Body could believe
olh~n\11l'.
Pal Brod cnCk
Martha G. lilli
Tony Michaelson
John Mnrnndas Student Meet Brings Controversy
As New Thoughts Arise On CORE
By Nauer Simpaon
Thoughts nfter attending the
recent student bOdy meeti"'.
1. Mnn~· of those expressing
opiruons used notes. This shows
~:obd L'Onccrn, thought and pre
paration on the part ot LC stu
dents. afrnsd to express any opinion is
an we need nround here.
3. Also noted was the fact
that both fcllows givlll~ the main
speeches USL.>d the LOG as the
source of official S('nate record
rather than the secretary's min
utes. Hooray .for our &ide! of · uch 11 mun. [( th~
po~1110n or thl' sominnr 1
1 hl'n every student will ~
lt!«!Sh:d m dcfiJiing the naltUJ
this umdt•tv I um sorely
pomtcd thal priority is :mctw
Social rami!tcattons O( a few
dent's nf!uirs rather than to
gcncrttl promotion ot cdu~1la
program Kent
To tho Editor:
I would hkl to come to
dcCl•nst: of Lewis & Clark'a
lctcs. At lhe moment, nt
"Jocks" Stt~ms to bt· a
nationul puE.lime that runs
tcr to the idL~) or classical
catton. which included both
tnl and physical discipline.
un!orlunntc that such n d
c..'Cist~ betwct.>n the athlete
"intellcctuaJs" and prevents
trom combmmg their
good qualities.
Howcvt·r , the chu~t Crt)ai,DI'
this mi<Jundcrstnndinst
sporls w dtcrs, bc:.t cxcrnpt
by the LOG'S Bob Cantin. on ''Urtcl
ton" nt
28, in
will
column (mdC'cd, all those oo \\'.~omM<)W:
b.lck page.), written entare.IJI
clich~ and detective eng 1' _b>·
only a port of the almost
fanaticism that Donts a ro
these writers like a halo of
tosis. The athleh.'S thcmsci\'CS
lor the most part, good
and conscientious students. t" a
The writers. on the cot!ltranlt-day
nothing to ht'lp orgonist•d
and everything to harm it.
figurc:s 1n the major sport
often include sport writers,
ther~· i& utmost unanimous
ment among unbiased
critics that sporl!l columns
thl' clsspools of journalism.
Certninlv the "inh llc:ctu 1b • our cnmputt have not gone
far in moking Cricnd• wath ••n.
athletcs; but the smug
petcncc of "writers'' like
.l\11 Cantin goes even
widening this distance ..
Coburn .. .,., ..
Capps, Freer Works
Represent LC Tod
Don Capps nod Coburn
will represent Lewis and
the Northwest Wr.itcrs
t'nce today.
Capps, who has been
sioned by the Northwest
to do an article on the
his relationshi p to COllltcm~IOl
society, wiU present a short
'·Vnlley of tbe Shadow,"
Freer, who attended the
in Eugene two year:s ago
present an ~:ssay and
poems Discussion sel!Sions
Seitz Lounge at 10 a.m. and
p.m.
Pulpits Draw LC' ers
Twenty-eight members of.
faculty, st.aU and students
speak April 24, designated
Christian College Sunday bJ
nations Presbyterian churc:he
Portland and out-or-town f'htJ
es. The special program
state is a joint observance
the churches and Lewis and
to promote understanding of
importance of Christian
t'ducation. The college has
\"ided some 18,000 inserts
church programs for that armen or
Poul KnolJ
Jrnnoon Mtll.s
Nancy Gllbhcrt
Ch rles MC'G1nnls
F.ml Freund
Donald Rochon
Geo. L. Short Ed Evans
Ann Morris
Dlnne Heard 2. Mony arguments \.'Ontain
hmts ~~ the million dollans we
must lh-c up to. This brings to
mind the hope thnt this "Chris
tiftn campus.. will not now be
invaded by a new god. A full
sc~ \\OrShip of the "challenge
fund plan .. so that we become •)!llcJnJ puNieatlon ot tho: Asaoe!atcd Srud~nl.f! ol Lew~~! and Clatk
lace. l'ubllaho:d WHI.lly 11urlnc cba eollogo ~·car. Subi!CTJptlon rates:
:rC!llr. Enta.rtlil lUI s~nd «'IIJ.lAa ml\tter at U. S. t>oat O!flell\, Portland, under act or M&reb I, 11'71. April 22,
0,000.00 bJ
·c.a w~ h
ers of o
j)rOVC OIU'
pt. to usc
>lc way?
• · mnn .1s
:hen LC
represen
li the
i"inar G
t will bt
the OH I~U
sorely
y is Sb()W
o! a tew
r than to
of edu~
ni S lniUilQ
come to
• Clark'1
t:nt.
be: 8
at runs
classical
~ed both
isciplme. tch a
I' athlett
prevents AprU 22, 1960
nua,J Three-Day Music Festival
eduled for May-Fete Weekend
nnnunl three-day music Ct.-stival is heine planned by the music
mt-1nt. ·ror Moy a, '7 and 8.
ny, Mny U, the collcr.c cho1r, under the direction or L. Stanley
,.,m, wtll pr' cnl u ~vcning conoort. The Clevt.~land High School
will be fc;:.turt.'<l gucJls.
urduy evening, May 7, thP symphony orchentlJ, under the di
n or Boris Sirpo, will ndd its part to lhe progrrun.
~.uncloy nftnrnoon, Mny 8, George Bishop will present the Madrigal
s und Dr Hdntl[lrd Pauly will lt~nd the slring enllcmble. The
...... wtll conclude with another evening concert. The symphonic
wil pin~ uudt r thL· din·clion of Dr. John Richards.
o{ lh\: conct.~Jis will be in E\'lllls Auditorium and the admission
clor' s Chapel Topic Incarnation
M. Humphreys, director Princeton. After a stop in the
Chaplamcy truining nt the navy as n chaplnln and service to
gon Stfth: R o s p i t n I, will 1hrt-e separate congregations, be
on ''Understanding the In-nssumed his position at the Ore-
~.,, .. ," at the 11 u.m. chapel, gon Slate Hospital.
28, in Evans. His worship Dave Ell1son will be the faculty
·n'1al will be based on the leader for the service. Student di-
uccordiog lo John, 1:1-18. rectors of the chapel choir will be
notivc of Ohio, Humphreys Julie Joy and Betty Walker, bolb
tNc·d his Th. D degree from juniors.
ger, Pianist Due at Music Hour
pmnlllt and a solotst will be cation major and i:> n ~tudent of
per r o r m ers for the Mrs. Josephine Spaulding.
an••uY Music Hour, April 2a. Gary Piing:, ten, pianL~t. has se-
nn Long, :>oporano, will le<'led to play five numbers from
0 Del Mio Amato Ben by Moussorgsky's P1ctun. ... al nn Ex
Donaudy, By the Brook hibition; "Promenad<:,'' "Gnome,"
Edvnrd Gncg, ''Voi che sa-''Ballet of the Unhatched Chick
from Lc Nozzc di Fil!aro ens," "The Polish Curt" and "The
\V.A. Mozart and Floods of Great Gates of Kiev." A sopho
by Sergei Rachmanino!f. more m~ic major, Gary is a stu
is n .Junior physcial edu-dent of ~. Carroll Townsend.
Fete lo Undergo Experimental Schedule .
Ft.•h. \\ 111 have a new look folio'~ .ng g~·oups. Coronalton
ycnr. All the f~tivities will Mimst.•y Breckenridge; . p 1 c. n .i c,
on Saturday, Mny 7. Th•! Mary Kay Emerson, Ins Phalhps;
schedule is an experi- otr-campus publicity, Phil Boyer;
to try to improv~ studt:nt on-campus pub h c: 1 ·t y, Joy~
~ance at lhe various events, Young, and dnoce, Bob Bla1r,
inc to Nanei Estes and Julie Ban:ow
1bnd Henry, co-chnlfmen. Marilyn Poole. Soloist
committe<.' felt that there Mat ilyn Poole. clarinn .;oloist,
lltlll' unity belWl'Cn the ac-wm play Hindemilb's "Sonate"
when thev were h~ld on on "Lewis and Clruk on Lhc Air" •
days. This year's program at 8 p.m. Sunday O\'cr KPOJ. The
begin with the nll·school orchestra. directed by Boris Sirpo,
on lower campus, proct?ed wi11 play a selection trom a I\."'
coronation nod tappings cent campus concert, "Walters
1~n, with the dance. The ten-Prize Song'' by Wagner. Dr. Rein-
theme is Venetian . nard Pauly will direct the c:om-
r ... n.c~ .lJd£!nls interested in ser\•ing bincd orchestra and chorus in
!Dmmillce.'i may contnct the M1chael Haydn's "Timete Domi-
orks
Toda or chairmen of the num."
Lewis & Clark
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t
• t at Nudelman,s
4th & Washington
Downtown
7 New Colors!
Frosty White
MinLGreen
lee Blue
Champagne Tan
Strawberry Pink
C3hfornia Gold
Burgundy Red
DARK BLUE SUITS TOO
• • • . AU Accessones
hy nothitlc 'til the d.l)' or the
Prom. Jtescm: your ~at ston~
ne3rat you. •
4th & Washington ••• Do'II'Jl!own
15th & Broadway .•• E•staide
Raleigh HiJJ• Center .. Soutbwed THE PIOKEE!l LOC
• • NEWS BRIEr • • LC Grad on Law Panel
NoUltm J. llenth, '51, wDl be
nmong pnneli!U.S in o discussion
Ell 'i:30 p.m. Thursday, Apnl 28
m Portland State College Audi
todum. The d1scuuion is parl oC
the Mu1lnomoh Bnr Assoctations
nnnunl legal rorums nnd will
nnswcr public gueatauns on the
Jnw. Admfasion in !ri:e. Sub:se·
qur.nl programs will be held on
Moy 5 nntl 12.
Journalism Aid Offered the senior qu111lfylnc Ennll.sh
C.Xllllllnalion next Wednesday,
Aprtl 0 it you nave nat already
done so.
The <?Jrom wm be given at 12
noon in 830. Imtructlons mtly be
picked up from Mrs. Jean Ely in
H39 11nyUme bclorc .hand.
Edward BA Speaker
Dean Charles Edward or the
Groduolc School or Rcwlllng of
lhc New York Unlvc-ra1ty of R4!
taaling will address business ad
students ond other interested ll'ludt::.nu Apr11 28.
De:tn Edward 1S In tJu~ North
wet cu guest 6peaker tor U1e a.n
nunl convention of the Oregon
RcwUcnr Assn. He wsll 1pcnk to
students in BoDine 10 nt 10 ll.m.
on lhc :ropldly cr-owmg ficld of
commerce.
Wac to Ret:ruit Women
1-"irat !Ji<!ut..,ann L Anne M. H~
'WAC sclectlon oUlccr, will be at
the Placement office AprU 26 to
talk with LC women nnd women
graduC1te5 about the oppo:rtunl
tlo :Corn dlttc:t emnmwion u of
ficers In the WAc·a. April 2£1 b the dcndUne for !il
ing applications !or the pj Deltn
Epsilon Jour.naJiml Sc:hollll'l.bi p
!or fall sc:meswr. Candidates
must be journalism majors or
minors--t;ophomores or beyond
in standing, must &how financial
need nnd must possess CPA of
3.00 or better. Apphcants &bould
sec the hend a1 the journalism
dcp 11 • mrot immediately School Tour Open to Two
Openings ore stlll nvnllablc for
two more s;irls to tnkc the Port
Iand·Hnwaii Sum m c r School
Tour this summer. The group
willlcnve Portland on June 18 for
H.nwnii by wny of Pon American
jet. Summer school ~ill begin nt
the University of Hawoll on June Senior Test April St.h
Jumor do not forg( t to take 20. After tpcnd.ing alx weeks on
the Wnnd.s, the garls wiD rei.U.m
home on August 1.
Mrs. Vnn Antwerp will act aa
clulperon. Any girl!: interested
should sec Mrs. H arc o u r t ln
Thcntcr 29 or cnll PB 1-6767
after 5 p.m. u soon as possible.
(DIG THIS QUIZ AND SEE WHERE YOU RATE•)
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The llt:ll.f.tm•·n• "It'll the (':J:ooption t.hnt prov~ t!u.> rut;;."
is (A n hun~&~ !or dumb rul~; 18 n ~m nt !ar
doing wluit you pi : (CJ t:vldcnoo a! o beallh;y dU..
respccl for absolut.cs. AOeoco
You'vt-jUS! mt't o girl whc:c
bouty imprC'.l!CS you enm
~)·. Oo YO"".l L\ v.k far
a <Uu-ot ontf'1 ttJ y,
.. Arf:n•t >·ou luelcy you
!cn~nd mP?" (C• fmd out
what she lik~ to do?
AOsOcO
A rich uncle ofJcn to give
you bltl big, af ·ns1 ''ll nn
tagt--t) pc.ln:nOU!:in•. Do you
(AJ s:l"'• "How :iliout n
_,.... aportiJ ~'m'.,. t'nk?" (BJ d(!
dine the offer, knowin~ tbc . "S big old bo..1t 'll:ouUI keep
Qj you hrokc. maittt.nining It?
(GJ take the cnr nnd ratt
It for bli: occ:uriolU?
AOsOcO
A mnnulac:l.Ull::' n.eka ~·ou
to pick the kind of fi tu
cig::lrette h «hould m::U."P to
win the most am'll:er•.
Would you recom.mrnd (<\I
ocipn:~te~rh •nloa te
makes fi!lo!icn think •• h
D 1!" ... -onr filter? 181 Q c:ign.
rcUe v.-ith a strong t.OC.""U!
and a f.Ukr put .em Ju.~ lor
dlect? (C) ra dran:ttt~ with
a fil tc m goocbt allon we
a! riehtr tobaccos!
AOeOcO
Smokt:rs who thi'* Cor themselves depend
on theirownjudgm~nt- not!adoropinion . That's why they usually choose \iceroy.
Thcv'"-c found the filter's so good Viceroy •
can usc richl'r tCb::iecos for bt: tter tasw.
1 this why they say, "\ iceroy has n
thinking man's filt<T ••• a smoking man's
talit(>"? Answer to that one i : Change to
\·iceroy nnd see far yoursel!! •
•1f you checked (C) in three out of four
questions, you're swift on the pidcup, ond you
reolly think for yat.on.eJf!
P'alft illar o• r • or Clr'\iaft• Df'eO'f "'o•.
The ,Man Who Thinks for Himself Knows-
ONLY VICEROY HAi A THINKING MAWS FILTER-A SMOKIMG MAtrS TASTE!
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By Sldp Hut
Sporta Writer THE PIONEER LOG
ugninst Phillips tor one of the top
duds or lhc dny. Friday, April 22.
earca
Jim Goddnrd's Pioneer aolt z;<&ufltl rnay pOS&('SS the dn\'C lhl5 year
to go 111 tlu: wuy jn the NWC chllrnpwrtiltips. l..ost colon's surpnsinc
t~Ond J)l L'(• fllllilhl'l"'l hO\'(' thnl udd~tl \:~JICrlf'nCI. lO mOko IUCh 3
JUmp J)OSSlblt The PJ<mcer troclt tc::.m, taking
12 uf J 5 possible lli'Bt pltJcc!S, out
clnsscd Wtllamctte an a meet held
on the loctal cmdcrs la!ll Snturduy
nttcrnoon. 'fht:l Eldon li'ix coached
lhinclnc.ls, tn.d at one point in tho
rnct'l I U-18, broke i' wide open
nud walked off with n 91-10 \'ic-\\'illnmdl1: pu:~kcd up nil lhrcc
vC their first plnccs in the field
~vents. Hie Bob Hoy set n ncw
slndium r~cord 1n the discus wat.h
11 heave oi 165' 7", lhen carne
buck to lDI<l' honors ln U1~ shot
w1th n put oi -13' 9". Roy also
packt>cl up -. third in the jovdin,
~Ill c\'l'nt which the ~o·isilors .sw~pt,
to p t!;t lhe losc1's attack. not only swept the running
but allowed the visitors
uu~..:C SCl'OndS nnd !our thirdt
the events on the cinders.
C 1 o r c n c c Duke took
hurdles and the· t 00 ynrd
to pnc;c the wmnca ~. Duke
counted !or 1.) pomls. Ron
took t h1.: 220 tn stride with a
oC 22.U Pauly tdJo grubbed
in the el'nlury. In the Goddard 's hral iour of Bob Cantin, Ron Kona!Jy, Roger Flock and
rrank ShllJor flro eapablo oJ IUb·par porfonnaneos whUo nlwllyl in
the 70'.. LC htu whipped o•oryono in Jho conlaronc:a liO nppeat'
atrong t"'ntondora tor t.ho big toll in May on ftn und~torrninod
Portland layoul.
"Tht.\' nrt• pult:Jilir•lly the bc:•l ~:oil I~'Ptn t'\'Cr Ul l.C.'' says
floddnrd . \\'1Ul unly Fh•c.k cradut&hng thi!l ye:u lhmgs appear bnght
tc•r u lou · tlml'. llowunl BJork nnd Ken M~l.cod ntld sl.r(mg ''bench
stnmgth'' to thlA y.:~rs di\'Ol h:nm.
Shafer, a transfer ulind." is preuntJy rtding tho erosJ of a torrid
puUlng atroak. howonr, tn u recenl match ho carded a blrdio wilh·
oul waallng o p~&U, On Jbo par fivo lOth at Portland CoU Clu.b.
ShfLfor hoi~ out a :15·yard wedgo shot Jor a bird.
Jo • KnntlOJ, WIUitmdtc's top stlck~r. didn't eN \'cry much salls
fnctlon O\lt oi o bla'tl while play.ang Cnnlin last week. Cantin smnshed • hill l ..: shot ()n the etpcnh~g hoi~ nt Brondmoor l wo :feet fa om the
stick nnd rnnned hi£ Hip-sn (or nn eagle two.
U was during Jhia Willumoue mateh that proof was bod that LC'a
four mctn would provo tough como championship time. The four
5c:o.rca totolod 'JOO. :fivo undt'r Wlllamo ue·, winrung performance at
Salem hul a;ooaon. IndiYidual secm~s ran Cantin, 71; Konllgy, 76:
Flock. 7C, Md ShllJcr 77. Bjork had a 78 to round 'tho be• low 80 scoros.
Gaddnrd's soll-plnylng hoopster Hoger r1cck ~'lim• .uound nfler
n lllow 11tll1 t H1s improv.•mo:nl .:ouhJ llld quite 11 hil, .r\notlwr key tv
Plour r hupcs n I in Hon Kenngy. His gnmu rould pull T.C hond
numch mto Ull• \\'mner'• cU"t:IL•,
P.rogame jitten bctforo 1ho baJlgame? Tbia ia alwaya routine but
Ron Ncdry, LC'SI winning pitcher :ruoaday , had possibly mort-than
hlt shoro. He and Don EUingaon woro in a.n olovator ln tho Mllrc:ua
Wh,tmun Hofol in WaJla WaliA that lodged between floors. Thirty
hvo minuie3 lllJe.r and • walk down lrom th• ninlh Uoor found
bolh Pion~rt flustcrod.
lk dlnn hllh. r 1n the NWC probably bdangs to n rook nnmed
Bud Srnlth Wllh 7 !or 9. After n foul Up caught regular rc~1ver
Wall~ Moore un lhc knee m the fn-sl C of l nume, Smith took o'·~r
ond "~nl 3 for 4 m the r.ccond game, To prove at wt•s no fluke.,
...,milh sl.Orlcd ocumst Whilmon and IMbed out n 4 for 5 pc.rformnnt.-c.
lndudl-d wns Ct ~l ch-armg 'three boggcr that broke the gnmc open. ~OJ')' •
LARBY PHILLIPS, fn·shmnn
high jumpt•r from Mt Minnvillc,
lcupcd 6' 3 ~ ", ThiS hnc pca1'orm
nnn• by Phillips gamed him not
otlly u \'lctory O\'er his most
!cnrt:d foe in the conft.•r~ncc bul
nlso Clt\'C him u new meet ond
schvol record. Ken J\sh!ey, the
Bcnrcat high JUmper, wns billed TED FOXLEY threw the ~pl!4lr
190' 8 · 1or Willnmcttc' s only other
blue ribbon. 'fhough the Bearcats
coined nn even brenk in the !icld
events, lh(;y were for less fortu
nate iq Ute running events. LC
Diamondmen Topple Whitman/ 14-4;
Jim Richards Ho·mers Against C of I
ThL• Pioneer bnseb:all team,
winning two or three t:nmes on
thcil' Nlstem swing, brought their
conference record t•ven til 2-2. LC
split a doubll."-hcadcr Saturday
Northwes t Conleronc:e
W L Pel
\Villnmottc 1 0 I 000
P1cific 3 2 .600
College or r duho 3 3 500
Ll'\\ is nnd Clark 2 ~ 500
Linfield I 1 500
Whitman 2 4 33J
rtl Caldwell. They lost llw first
nne, 2-1, but came back to take
tho night-cap, 6-3. Moving over
to Walln Wnllu, the barnstorm
ins slickers bombed Whitman,
14-~. The Whitman game, played
on Tuesday, wns held up n dny
due to rnin. 'T'he visitors blasted
two pitchers for 14 hils to gnin
this big margin.
Iu the opening come against lh~ College of Idaho. the Pioneers
~me from behind to tJe the
score nt 1-1 on n long .sacrifice
fly to center by Jim Richards.
The l.'nyotes iced the contest in •
tht• ftflh when Bob Picr.in :-ingl-
•·d und camt.• in on Bn•ce Allen's
triple•, In the s£>cond game. Bud
Smith and Royc~ McDaniel scored
on nn error, and J i.m R1<:hards
smnshcd out <t two run homc1· to
put tht• winnN·:. out oi reach in
the fifth inning.
IN THE final game of the
t•nslt>rn swing, ngainst the Mis
sionaries, LC sent 1 1 men to the
plate m the !ourth inning tor
seven big runs. Thnl was pretty
much the story. Pioneer catcher
Dud Smith hnd 4 for 5 to lend the
cnust'. Pitcher Ron Nedry smash
ed out n double and a triple,
plus hurling hitless ball lor five
innings. 440, rook11.: Rod
sprintl!d by George Tii:N on
finul turn and won goinc
Vermillion was clocked in
STEVE McALPINE
hjs wimung ways in the 880
a strong finish. Jim Ryder
second. Gary Robinson '"n'"'
to show dwell in the mile
a 4:37.1. Connie Sundholm,
Jin(.'(l for the first halt or
year, cnme out or wraps to
honors in the two mile.
bining on the winning relay
were McAJpine, Robinson,
and \'crmillion. The time
3:31 3 .
LEWIS AND CLABK takes s
the rond toduy for lhe first ~ble:
:mce the Willumctlc Relays.
P10nccr:. travel to F'oresl not SUJPI){l
the stt-tnlll
aJJow LC
take part
now for a meet with the Badgers
afternoon. Stnrting time is
Tomorrow morning at 10 a.m.
thmclads arc billed to
O.C.E. at Monmouth,
team is C.."<pected to be in n Another
with the Palatine H.ill pow resign. house. Coach Fix is plnnnillJ -----;
juggle his line-ups tor both
so us not to run thin either
Top 10 in 1M's
'rMm
~Golfer s Whip Bearcats, Pacific 'I'omorrow the baseball team
meets Pacific for two games on
the local diamond, Tuesday lhe
alwnys powcr!ul University of
Porllnncl mvndes Pioneerland for
1.1 single game. Phi Coma
8PJI
Theta cw
Ltombda Alpha
Coaunute1 Plat-,
XaelDten
O.teh.o11Jre SpoUn• ~ ... ,.,.son n~\l
Pr~:sident.
6. Box
LC'• \'OM.dty dl\'otmf':n turned
on the et~:nm in two of their last
Ulrel' outinJ:S nnd have cstublhh·
cd tht"nu;ch c os lhc team to bent
lh U1c NWC. CNich J1m Goddunl's
r.olfcrn htmNl b.'lck lllst y(•ar's
champ Wlllnmt·Uc, 12\~ -5~.
ttoWl llt.~l Pac1flc '18 -o. nnd lost
to tou!!b PorUnnd U 16 -2 jn
lnst week's achon. defeated Joe Knmos, lbirti mnn
at the Conf< I"CJlCC lnst season.
F1 nnk Shafer tied with Rusty
JJcnton 1 ~ -1 ~-while posting
n 'i7.
Ron Kenagy nnrl Roger Fleck
bull lillie trouhJe with Jim Allen
and Bill Ht•mcnwo\' ns the two • LC Lmkstcrs sh1>t 36-40, 7G. llow-
llob Cantin, dropping nn engle
on th• fmt hole at Brondmoor,
wns zucdnlist ncDinst Wlllnmcltc
with on -under-pur 71. Cantin nrd BJork fJrcd lt 78 for n :!-1 win
0\'\:'1' Jnson Durc1~. nnd Ken Mc
Leod lost to Dob Woodle, 3-0.
Coddnrci's first four men lotal
t>d nn C\ en 300 stroke.!; in the
S~o tho difference fo• youuetlf, men l
Cut out and "try on" this jacket.
CllllS I
PUT lHESE
CUT·OUlS
'tOGEnlE~
AND
OIVf TO
'OUR
DATf .. -, • '
\
AS A
RfMINDER --• • ---
\ Proms come only once a yoor. lhts
year go all out ••• go formal!
Cromwrll has lhl' most colorf"'l dinner jocl!ets in town; new
sahara aond, cool f1Unt graon, 1he unique bold knight red.
Also son juan sliver, ice blue, while, maroon and blade ..
Phon• CA 6-4356. RtUC:I'\'1:' )'OUr formal ovtfit now and make
your appo ntment for an ~rty "Tie·lo·Too" fittrng, mntd1, 5 strokes better Ulan the
winning Bcarc-nt's score nt the
Conference last ycnr.
Mondny and Tucsdny nf this
week f.:>und the stickt.-rs b-.ttling
wind nnd rain acuinst PU nnd
P:t('ific. Pat Cline, playing no. 1
!or the Pilots, was the low scorer
at Porllnnd G.C. with n 75.
Cantin, leading LC's crew with
n 7i, aud .McLeod gained halt
pomLs (Jlf their opponents, while
Shnfer fired n :n to win the back
side of hi~t match nnd n point.
St'orcs soared into the 80's nnd
90's us the course played long nnd
tight in the (.'Old, drh•int:: rain.
Cnsunl wnter was pr~\·nlcnt on
most greens. Lost Tuesday wet
grQurtds hampered plo,•ing C"Ondi
tions ngnin but the Pioneers
skunked Pndfic 18 -0. E\'Cr\' ·LC • {:tllrer won his match 3-0, while
Cantin posted the low :round of
the da~·. 76.
The local G-men cWTently hold
n 3-3 record ond hnve knocked
oiC ~,·cry Conference tenm. Lin
field and C or I rcmnUJ. This
nft~moon LC meets lhl' strong
PSC tcnm. 'l'he Vikings won
cnrli~r in lhe season 1!1-l.
No Pool for May Fete
Joe Hoopes. maintenance, re
ports thnt the .swimming pool
wm not be ll\'nilable for use dur
ing Mny Fete. The rugh cost of
emergency repm will mnkc it
amposs1ble to htr•e re~dy on short
noli~.
I BILL MARTES
SHELL SERVICE
CH 6-902&
C£T YOUR SPRING
TUNE· UP The line scores:
RHE
LC 100 000 0 1 4 2
C o( I 010 010 x 2 6 1
oLC 200 040 0 6 9 2
C or I 021 ooo o 3 7 4
LC 120 710 !UO H 12 3
Whitmnn 000 001 030 6 4 8
Nazarene Netters Top
Smith's Racket Squad
Northwest Naun.:ne topplt:d
lbl' Pioneer tennis te:un last Sat
urday nftcrnoon 6-0 for it3 sec
ond Yictory m ns many starts this
svason. LC's Jim Bariclanan al
most defeated George Harper in
the day's closest match but lost
10-8, 8-6 and 7-5.
:Ooroth:r 11l«lt.14er, 1i W l't. clef. Jack Wblt.!leld, r.o, G-4 8-4; o.ora-e Karpv, awa, d.t • .nm Bartoltman.
LO, 0·10. 8-8, 7-.ll: :JJ&n Jltul•ln, BW:rt, clef. a&7 An4v., r.o, e-1. e-o: ;rV'rl
V&n Ordv, lii'Wl'f, dllf. Anl St.m., LC,
G-t 6-3; xtttlo14er anA llA1'per de.!.
W'b.ltft.td U-9, 8-3;
-arns • a.e. Choir to Give Concert
The Medford High School
directed by Lynn Sjolund
present a concert at 3:30
Thursday, April 28 in Evons.
students, fncuJty and staff
invited. On a short tour,
choir members will be guests
the evening meal in Tcm
before procecdinc to Salem.
Panel to Sell Writinq
Student.~ and faculty mc·mb
nrc invited to attend n panel
cussion of "Why Write?" nt
to 5 p.m. Thursday ne.xt week
Armstrong Lounge. Ted
""ill moderate the discussion
Dr Joachim Remak, Dr .
Stafford and Dr. John
ton-aU writers in their
right.
"MOTTO OF THE WEEK"
111 may not be right but I'm always loud" t's
Os
fun-ftlled
for St\Jidclnl
May 1.
day, to
will begin
wagon I
ans may re
at 9:30
include
gom.es nnd
dance
IDrtn} Hall,
begin at
setting
1J I S. W, MORRISON the first
has
choral
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Red Rooster Drive-l
-Open 24 Hours-
next to Fred Meyers
on BARBUR BLVD.
~
Phone CH S-3329 ction with
Festival to
8.
under the
Johnson
ru~"'"' May
,u ... for two
Stanley u • ..,.
listc HaisstoD
n~ht
lrniHI ''N" for
and her cou
bass solo1:
SChool, will