Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 18, Number 31
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1960-06-01
Format
pdf
Type
Newspaper
Rights
For questions about rights statements, or access to the original document please contact Lewis & Clark College Special Collections and Archives http://specialcollections.lclark.edu
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
Full Text
y, May 27. 1
IEr
t Last lnviJe your friends
to tree concert
Friday in £yens
xvm -
Portland, Oregon. Tburaday, Juno 16. 1960 Votera.n'111 trlory hu
appoared In many
Wnt Cout papou
Numbft 31 ••• taken
·a.lo of pulttll\
,IONEER
f !he atafJ lnc:&
ate editor:
~o page edlltor
lru,;ent and hallenge
Di Craig Clinic l'und Drive Goes Over Top
Choral Director 'Matching Dollars' Roll In lo Assure
I Louiao
and Jack
May you
ions or the
matled
have
charge
lsm1ce the
mcluded o End June 17
1lh Free Concert
Crnig <.·ame Lo town. All
week he has been behind the
ton or the lecture stand nL the
chorul clinic on the LC
pus with some 40 college,
school and church chornl
und singers (!njoying
"''""' minute of the workshop .
r the -10 dircdors in the work
this ycu1· 37 direct school
scs and 26 (wtlb consider
duplication) direct church
o want .
have tak~n
a semester who <~Chicvt.>d fame as
of Fred Wnrinc's Glee
and as choral director of the
Hour, will conclude
Portland stuy Friday with a
public concert by the singers
8 p.m. in Evnn& auditorium. m propotl
hours
!ulJ
add1hon to
lo1 full. addtt&on to dnily rehearsals
lectures on chonl literature.
rehenrsals emphasize tt.>ch-
dl aro.,. the concert Friday Don
tna1y now has planned a program in
accordi par.U. Tho first ho calla
Huston. of prayor and praise,"
Men's
Due •tlos•tly from 171h and 18th cen·
music and the second will
two Negro apiritualJ . wb.icb
calli "a.n American heriJa.ge "
third and fourth groups will
tho 16th century and
composers.
in intonation. lone quality,
singing and mtcrpre tat ion.
presents the phonetic ap
to choral singing.
A natiVe of S~ultle, where he
tended the Uni\'eristy of Wash-
or gton, Craig now heads the dc-
1'enlp lrtm,cnt of \'Oice 11nd choral mu ln
at Ithaca College, Ithaca. N.Y.
1 ·----r :~~; he hns developed n wide
II' lation as a choral conductor, Greve" lfr;anJ~er nnd singer. He has n
cond music degree from Col
University.
Craig is one of the most ncti\'C
of festivals and chornl
in the country. having
and 1 c c t u r e d for
and coiJC'ges in 32 sUites
ith a total or more than 50,000
gers under his baton. Don Craig
Restyled Catalog
Due Next Week
FU":)l c0p1to . ot the new 1960.62
college cat<~log will be dC'Jivered
the last week in June, according
to Bob Odell, Abbott, Kerns and
Bell representative.
The 64-page restyled book or
in!ormation on college purposes,
re-quirements. o!!ermgs, ct1rccr
nids and counseling has a two
color CO\'Cr picture in block nnd
orange-brown of two &tudcnls.
The Jormat is magazine size with
pngc."S 8*xll ineht;S nnd is gencr
ou.sl•; illustrated with campus and - . ct.lssroom scenes.
Presently enrolled students
may pick up copies at the Rcgis
trnr·s otfke. C o p i e s will be
math:d to prospcct..ive fn:.'Shmen.
Dr. Don Balmer Aids
Demo Policy Makers
Dr. Don Balmer spent the
wt.>ck following commencement in
Washington, D. C., attending a
mce:ting of the AdviSory Commit
tee un Nnturul Resources of the
Democratic party.
The group, which included au
thorities on such topics as river
pollution, water control nnd for-
• • • est and wild lilc conscrvatJon, 15
preparing a pamphlet in n series
of policy statements published by
the party. Some findings of the
committee will be r<!COmmcndcd
Cor the party platform for the
nationnl convention, which will
open July 12 in Los Ang~les. Success of First Year's Campaign
The anonymous pbJlanthropist of n m1llion dollnrw to Lc\loi.s t.md
Cllll k has found n partial match for his gcncroslly--o.t lc:tSl !or the
!trSt year of the matching dolla.n; cnmp:~ign, which is set lo continue
tor tour more yerus. And what looked like a.n 1mposslblc go:~J of
$400,000 hns been accomplhbed much to the aurprac of trunces.
Prendent Morgan S. Odell and some 50 men who worked o.s solicitors
In Lhc proJect.
New Men's Dorm
To Honor Dean
For Long Service
The new wing of Platt Hall
dormitory for men now under
<'M&lruct ion will be naJDcd How
ard Hall m honor of Dr. Charles
w. Howard, vice president. The
nnnounocmcnt was made as o
surprise !or Dr. Howard at Com
m~nccmcnt.
The name was the unanimous
choice of the ndministration and
lru&tt.>:cs in recognition of the long
service or Dr. Ho·ward a.. dean
of the college and as dew of the
faculty. The whole living area
wHl be known as Plntt-Hownrd
Hall.
DR. HOWARD came to the col·
Ieee in J 944 from Whitman Col
lege where he had been professor
of education and psychology lor
13 years. He was educated at
KnnNls Stntc College and Stan·
ford University, taught in the
public schools of Kansas and
s e r v e d us superintendent !or
seven years.
lie has been active in lhc OEA.
Northwest Intercolle giate Athlet
ic Confcm~nc<:, Northwest Assn.
of Secondary and High Schools.
lndcpendt.·nt College Assn. of
Oregon and personnel associa
tions. He is a member of three
nutionnl honorory fraternities
Pi Koppa Delta in speech, Sigma
Della Chi in journalism and Phi
Delta Kappa in eduC'ation--and
an active Kiwonian.
HIS YOUNGER SON Hnrold
nnd h1s wife arc LC graduates.
"To have n college building
named for me while I am still
:u-ound to enjoy the honor: mak~
th&s a t11rc and very significant
recognition,'' com m c n t c d Dr.
Hownrd roUowing the announce
ment. As of the June 5 deadline the
gonl wns over the top by $137,666
by June 8, $168,851 and on June
14 wbe:n the LOG went to press
tho count allowed nn amn%.ing
surplus of $176.819 to &pply
ngniru;t next yf.'ar's total when
the goal is cxpcckd lO be rulsed
to $500,000.
SOME 2000 CJFTS have been
udlled in this yr!:tr's total. Al
most 670 replies to the direct
mail nppeals BMt out during Lhe
program have bc~.:n rccel\'l.'Ci -
many from per.:ons who are fint·
time givens.
The drive wns nided nl.so by
$30.000 !rom Oregon Prt'!ibyt('r
inn churchCJ, by a $10,000 gift
from the Tektronix Foundation
Cwith an equal nmount pledged
lor enth ot the next four ycnns),
by $4000 fn cnsb and pledgc:1
from fncully nnd stn!C. by $8000
from olumm and by wbnt Presi
dent Odell called "gcnerOU5 nlv
in g on the Jhlrl of tru.rtees.. '"'
HOW WILL THE MONEY by
spent? This is Dr. Odell's onswer:
Since the first $104,000 goes to
poy :for current operation, to
m:lK.e payments on debts nnd to
buy needed operating equipment
ond since only $43.000 of ·the
matching gift funds nrc available
in cash. nol mucl1 in the way of
tangible results wiJJ be evident
thia year.
The donor specified t.hnt match
ing money should co into en
dowment or new construction. A
biology buDding ond n new libra
ry nrc needed mosL Dr. Cfdell
cxplnincd, but they nrc still in
definite projects
"The remarkable response to
this nppc:1l," Or. OdC'll said. "\\ill
give the new president o brenk
from ha\•lng to spend all of his
first \'ezlr nt fund-mUng while • he ~ gc:tting EetUed in n ne:w
job nnd oriented to LC needs." Pago Four THE PIONEER LOG Thursday. Juno 16, 1
.Page Four
Just Good PR •TJII£ JU.fN JJ 110 IJllll..'l' 11 COI .. l.E(;E' -ummer Pork BJ
In Dist1 Presbyterian Life Salutes LC Prexy
On 18-Year Palatine Hill Achievement Chnlk tnL up lo cood public
rclallons:
When 48 tired nnd hungry
youncsh~l'l>. 8 to 17 years, nnd
their 13 ndult escorts arrtve-d by
bus from North Lus Vegas to
mn1ch in the Junior Rose Fes
t 1\'0I p11mdc, they hnd no plucc to Ex-LC Director T .. &lo
Knox College PosiJion
Thomas S. (Thommy)
son has ncccptcd on nppointrn
as dirccto1· of development
Knox College, Galesburg, Ill. waa,,v/ S
ymnasli
11ley d1d ll ncam
J SC's l>attltnt; c:1ndcr•
lhl J>M1t lllod;11 lhrott
II'S I PJC•IIl'l'l'i D II t.'OJH)
u on Ttw Vilu, utulet
,. l.ir, d11t so m capl
l>l L11ct l! N A I A IJ'nCk
11\l't•t In t Sntul(lny r••
lhll
LC L.OST tu Po1 tlon<
\Ill IOCNH.l llmC thlS t11
onl~ h\ u blcmls.ht•s on
full Sf'a on-and wns Bubbhnn with pride nnd <'nthusinsm. ••Tilly'' lhc po!llmnn pulled
twu copies l!f Proabylerian t..Ho out of hill mall sacks and toss~d them
<:<.W~l' up 1111 1 he I'Umpus ))(• 1 offll'C rounter. There m ~unny Nllors wus
p, idcnt M11r(l;111 (hldl sltmdtnc fn h cmt uf l'nlutanc Manor·. 1 l'd
rrum•fllnB h]l)ontinc ngllin::;l thll IJnclt \\ ull.
Insulc 1 he J unc 15 auuc JR Hl(• atnry ol "'rht· Man Who Dlult ,1
Coli cote" lty .lolm Olhull, 11 P~ 11101.'1' writer. •l'hC! sub-hcnd rc id'l "lndu
the lll'f!IB of Its )Jr<.'lllelc.nt, 11 oollt•!Jt' optly nnmt•d Lewis nnd Clark hu
bc<'lt guldmg hundr<.'Us <)f studt•nts nton(! acndcmtc rrontu:r "
T.HI: FOUR·PAG£ AR'f'lCt..£ lt-occs th1• $pl'dacular dc\'\'lopmenl
of the rollc 'i' (lunn& hw 18 yl'orn of Dr. Odell's presidency, mention ·
lng lu1dly the tounding when at \\lUI prophcs~t ."CC that "the Presby·
tcrum Cl•llt•ge ol Orcr.on wuuld one dny uc n bcncon light to the
wholl• NorthWL"$1 ." stny. •
So lhd1· dirt•clor, a police pn
tr·ohnun, nal.urally wcnl to H1e
POJ llnnd Pulkt• Ot~pl .. which not
U111lly l'lllkd Lewis and Clark
Colll•gl!, whu:h nnturnlly lum~:.'Ci
the cntcc u\'t;r to S.'lndy Duvid-.on,
who nnturally ~ot tht: help of
MI'S. Amy Holman . Togt•lher they
bedded down the young Nl•vn
cfa.ns in th<!ir sleeping bags in
Plott Hnll !or two nights.
They slept, swam and enjoyed
other campus r1 c.n nl1onol !nciJ
ttlcs nil for a nominal fcc. In 19S7 Thompson Jllft n 1am
positwn at Lewis nnd Clurk,
hl'lpinc to I'Ciisc $11!: milhon d1J
Iars, to bl•com~ uin.:ctor of
Vt!rsity A .• oodatl'S nt W~h
Unlvet!>Hy in St. Louis, 'Mo.
three :Y'"'Ilr• there he ha!'l
$4. million in gifts.
spent the first week of API il thi
year in Portland helping to nr":
mote the current million dol
Challenge Drive. lie <~idtd
raising some $4000 durinr.
st:1y.
Knox is n private non-secuu·t:u
college with an enrollment of • students and n faculty of 73. Three spl·l'ial
k<~lures of
;•,.•lion will uH~r
d u n c: 1 n g,
stic11.
SPvl'rnl out:suauUI
.rs will be on call
third annual
Camp J
ly 2. The six-tlu
red jointly by
01cgon and
1uw::e Federations.
1\ 9 am. tu 10
Will u(fer
mques of DIStdet 2 kin(IJ)in
nftcwonn Actually t hi
w.:1 close up to lh1• rn'
U\Q dC'pth p.'lld off an
m11lo.
fhllph Dnvis' Bt'antyc
t•d Of( WI lh four piOC:
u•ent w w:rllp it up 'I
l'Ompfled l Oil 1 JlOtnU
to LC'a t-unm•J'•UP 87
Othl.'r sroro: Lanfmld, 1 The lltOI')' tells nlso of the c rly r.trucgles to transform n neglected
~t.nH : Into u collcJlc und how the pres1dcnt wns often mistnkcn tor o
ttnrdcner or nn usher: to pro\ ld(• Dn c;.;cc11cnt ocadcnuc program , nnd
to cam nccredatntinn nnd stnturc nmong other colleges . It quotes
nlumm, lrustecs nnd other oducntors .
'"NO ONE BUT MORGAN roulcl tell whnt 18 ycaJ-s as n t-ollegc
prcBJdent 1111\'C' oosl hun," nutcd l>r. 0 . .Mcrt'tilth Wil.s<m. pres1dmt of
the llnaverslly of On•son "Tht·rt• must ho\'t• ber-n duy.s when problem s
JnnuntC'd nnd the nu:d& foa· money became w great that Odell fell
close tQ di!lent.'' · Summer Briefs and AmcnL·•
in term
:ant:ed studtmts of
0, Wallonwttt> 17; OC
EOC 0
Top Jlllult liClt(lt hn 1
nn(l blfH'k wns Et ll'
G lb u.c .. , slumtn1rt! to
huth hurdlt'.f m Hi 5
•t'h£' J>h,IH~r5 nlmmt
th( real thfll hgured
sn c. rn lnf! thl•m to on
h:n'lll'l' lr.wJ Vtctory.
nf both hurodl ILC
lunh but dropped l
mc:m Jng in Ute lows.
Roo Vt:nnllllon nenrl
hu new school r~X.-ard
1 hl' quartet mile hut h•
tor n M I m winnlng.
cl~.rso.n, noo PJonc r pc
• red 12·0 to win thL
OTHER FJRSTS en
en cu5 and retny. C!.'c
\\ ho wUt repn-st'nt I
n Uonnht, throw UIC' d
nd lhc Pim11::er r<'ln
Rnndlr, R()barumn, .l1
\'crmllllon t\lUred tM
3•28.0
The l'lonc'f.•r thindm
Senior Convoca
Honors '60 Grar
tCo.ntlnu~>d from J
Cauly, June Eli) nd D·
thi£'U -Ed D vi:
t•U Fulr, Rog<'r Fl
Gamcro, Lln'Q' Grove
dt r, C 11 Spc.ne~
Shrock RCClJtlent or
tropll} \\ s Jnck Abdi
Pcnmru ho.non!d for
llUdcn\ bod) DCtl\'11
Ma s MAJoril!' }.t:: end
ndvhtr, Bnm· Dot
Sh :ll'\'r, Lorry Sho.a t..,
tm tal, Bob Acker, F.n
Ann Morrl • Nuno,;)'
C'hllilc MrCinnl~ Jc
.t)Qn llochun, Tom UUl'n
Anne Dl'\\ . "Looking bnd over lhl'.SC )'<'An>." I ht: nrllclc continul" ~S, "Dr. Odell
!t.'<!IR ISUilH)\\ hllt JW tal~;i c. 'lt has Yl'~"'ll ho1·d wurk,' hl' sny:;, 'hnrdcr
thon I {'S))t ctod 111 .)'U.tnl ugo Thctt llln't! been much dissapomtm~nt,
fn111rntJor1 twd some dc\'p wounds uf tht: spidt. I met with wdif!i.•nmn •
\tll the part of l'llrm: who should hii\'C l'arl.'d, nt•f.!lcd on lhc part of
S111nc '~hu hot! I'<'SpOnRrl)llil)• oml nntogmusm on the port ol those few
who thmk uf n c,,nccL· ns o !'lure ~o ~en·c rlogmatil'. doctnnairc end& • rnthe1 thnn 11 r• forum of frcl! inquil'y ft.Jr knnwkdgc :.md lrulb."
THE ARTICLE ~1mts out thot .. Murgnn Odell is the first to ac·
knowledge that he alone is not 1 ct~pon sable for the dmmntic growth uf
Lewis aml Clark. He httd helP-lots of it. Out it was h<' with his
stubborn faith, who rollh .~ supporl nnd mnnngetl to fire others with
his own \'l.!lion.
• OC nll tbc trlbull:s paid to Dr. Oclcll n~ he nppronches retirement,
the .most tons•blc come.s fN•m :111 anonym ous Prl'sbytcrian philanthro
pist who hns pla1.''<l on!! million dollars 111 n Portland bnnk ... to
be mntc:hed by oth~ gifts duriug llac nt!xt !1\'C years nt the rate of
$200,000 n yccu."
(As or JUtlC 5 Uac !trat Jnp ol Uac drh·c wns $13i,ti60 OV\.'r the top.
Th(· wdtcr of the artklc IS Ill'\\ s edltc•r of the Portland office of the
AuOCJnted Press und wns recommended by Mrs. Cay Jenkin~. collc&l'
news £ ·n•tcc dir~ctor, wh<' ii~t "sold" the rnaga1.me on the story
idea bcro,.c choosing an "outside'' writer.)
College Attracts Summer Musicians
llu lmpus nc\'ur wnnu: IM
music mttkl'i'3 in the Jiutnmcr.
Fir$! groups h<!re Wl!ll' the pium.1
ll'ttchl·rs frmn June 6 to 17 ao.t
the t"horul sln~;~.:t"S all this wt•ek.
BC>J;Innln · Jun(' 17, some 1700
youns nceordiam ts w111 squcezt.:
mu,:h:· ror three dnys or the North·
\\ CSL J\~cordmn l•·c.sti\•nl. -
Saga Service Hours
Meals Ul the CommOlUl Cor
tht: fir$1 S.l -w~kS 5l siOll,
Mondo.). through Fnday, nrc:
BMalclut 7:U·7:45 a.m. .50
Lunc:h 12:00·1:00 p.m •• 15
Dinner 5:00·5:30 ~· Sl
Al&o a 1a c:ute nrviec
Coff" time 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
una ......... .,~-- -Tht >htrd nnnuul Fir Ac rc!>
llq!h 8l'hOol Music: Workshop will
open June :.!i. Th~ thrce-wcck
progrnm for llll£'nled prep stu
dent ,~; wiJJ anclude doily rt•hcors
a ls iu cho1r, bond, orchl'Slra and
cns~mble s :and a dass in tncory.
On the \\ orkshop ~talf will be
the r(:gulnr college music faculty
ond two guest instructors--Jern· • Hnrris. LC (!rtiduntc and music
mstruc:tol' at Sunset High School,
who will d1rcct the ~,·orkshop
d1oir, nnd Eu&~'ne Kazn, mus1c
instructor ot Gnmt High School
nnd member of th(' Portlnnd
S~ lllJihOQ)1, Who Will du-cct the
orchestra.
Th\ ~.:m01 cl PI\: culod o public opuuonr. tmcl reaciung u
CT~tltcr numbca Qr students ond
tcn~:hc.M!. Bcmg there but a shOl'l
time n;mn.rks mndc count more. 111ft of $1 Hi to t.h~ £encrol fund.
1:JUc lin& thut It be u Qd Cor
1b n oookl!l, and a 5 pt:r mrm·
> ..-: r pte; J , fo h \l ) {Ins
h'• tth. l'h llt n ~,;: Dr,\
FOR RENT
F u t l\'d H~ e
r Colle,&
S50 Mo Available June 10
CH 4-!631 Sh{' snlc1 thut wh~:: n odjusticnt·
1ng tho jud~ .. · must hs\~;n clu ely
lo every note and phrnsc ond G""
construcu' 1d ·a. Cor improve-
Recjta} Rescheduled
Jnnare BJ~rk . who t.• M ) 15
J Jtal , cnnccll d bt.-cnu • o(
illn • hOs rc...srhcduk'<l H tor
Frtday, M :. 27, t 8 p m 1n
&\ :tn Thl't hns b.. n no C'hangc
m h r progrrun
Bed Boosle.. D .. ive·ln
-Open 24 Hours-
next to Fred Meyers
on BARBUR BLVD.
PhOM CH 5:-3SU •
P1clt up )'OUr phone
call Cart Grew CA
3·7121 Marcia vs. Weeds
ThouJ,:h tlu: LC tudcnt bod)
leaves thc cnmpus Cot· the sum
mer, the Wl'l'ds and unwanted
J::rass n•m:un a maJOr problem
~ . lor Otto the ~nrdcner Helpmg
him In the summer wtcdmg d~
pw·tmcnt Is Mure1a McLean, sen
ior history mnjor. Mnrctn. who
l1ws ncur the campu ·, w1ll hl'lp
w1th the gnrdemnr until the end
of July. Tlwn <>he w1l1 go to Eur
OPt! Cor a six-w<·ek tour with a
friend-much to the rellc·f of the
weeds.
Colgan Wins $25
Roe;er ColgRn, :~ c n 1 o r, was
awnr~d third prize of $25 in the
student paper competition spon
sored by the Institute of Riidio
Engmccrs. His paper. entitled
,.Mosel'S," concerns n new melbod
of mensuremenl m cll'ctronics and
wns prcpar('t.l Cor Dr. A. A Green
inc's Modern Phyt;lCS cln~.
WUS Reports $717
Barbara Moore, co-chairman of
thl· 1960 WUS 0 r i v e, rl'
port. tbnt the total O( givin1• W8!s
$717,50, slightly less than was
gi\'cn in the 1959 drive. Of the
C'urrent total $87 wns given by
Sagn Food Service 1rom money
tnk\: n in for lost meal tickets.
Spencer Places Ninth
C• lll Spenl'er pltlcl'<l ninth in
the discus in the NAlA Cham
pionship in Sioux Fnlb, S. Dak.
There w.:•-c 27 entered in the
diS('us, onl• of the three events
l'Omplctet.l June 3, the opening
dny of the meet.
$200
S36S Templeton Honored
Grinndl Collc:g( .1L Gn .........
Jowa, honored Herbert A.
pleton, one or ita graduates
for many years choinnnn of
LC board oC trustees, with
honorary LL. 0 degree al
mencemcnt exerc1st.-z June 5.
was thl! 55th ann1vcr'lnry or
class of 1005. of which both Mr
nnrl Mrs. Templeton were mem.
bers.
Tomlinson Off to
Dr L. E. Tomlm.~on, libranan,
will fly to Montreal,
June 18 for the nnnunl co:nfE!reJnl'C
ot the American Library
He will attend meetings of
board of directors or the Assn.
ot College nnd Research Libraries
and meetings of the Committee
for a Greater ALA. available w1ll
d exhibits in cnu
folk singing.
ISJTJNC INS
Alhnn Knrras,
k dancer, actor
appeals in B
telcvt:tion and
m Gteek
ULrich, u
folk dancer,
10n. who will
• ...... Vy ls Bcliaj
n dancer nnd ......
and a
, ... ,,~, .. c, and Erma
Uy-known teacht:t
ate College.
.
IS
ents for the cam
'l'hc dance
with the
'l.l"'"~ Festival opt~~
lurday evening,
Sommers Wins Contest IN PLACE or :<plorer program
Ron Sommer-, '59 In political and giJ'Is, a
st'ience and former LC debate1·, ool has been
recenlly placed first in a fiPld or 1ght two-week
55 contc:stants in presenting the ween June 28
best case in the freshman moot s and girls age:.
lrials at W11l.amette University las.:;c~ hmited to
Law School. Sllmmers works ..,LI. u.,;tOr, will
rughts as a dispatcher for the mac:n Tuesday
Slate Highway Patrol. ructo.rs will be J
red Wilson and
AKP Contributes Book ith of the P.E.
AJphu K.!ipf'a P-1. bu11ncss A GYMNASTIC
fraternitY. has contributed to the 'tr•ca!.c teaching
librnry a copy of Advcrtisinc competence
and S.dt.s Promotion, by Edwards gymnast1cs
nnd Brown. Charles Edwards. ffered July 25 '"11
dean of the Graduate School of the college P
Retailing, New York University, will
co-author was recently 1.1 guest ing, horizontal
speaker on campus. lnrnllel bars and
. . . a Carl Greve Diamond ring
to lrghf all of "her'' new life 'fa be
S430 • S378.50
Take a Y8CU' to Pay
No Iruereal No
Carrying Churgul 1uno 16,
uny) y, June 16, 1980
ummer Features
ance, Swimming,
ymnastic Clinics
Three spPl'ial physical edura
fl':llUJ cs oi the HIOO summer
will ufh:r oppflrluaultcs in
d n n c i n g, swimrniug and
l'nl:nuNlil'CI.
Severn! oulSL:tnding Culk Jan·
will be on campus to direct
third unnunl Northwt''fll Follt
lpi April lh T.Palncc Cramp June 27 lhrouch
ring to 2. The six-day t•vcnt is spon-
illion-dnlla ' joinlly by the , ollcgc and
c: aided e Q1cgun nnd Wnshanglon Folk
during nee Federations .
ton-sectari
~mtmt ot
of 73.
Grinm:ll
A. Tcm 9 a.rn. h) Ill p.m. doily pru·
will t~Hcr anstructaun m
of tc>nclung intern t·
and American dnn('•'S fo1
intcnnt .. '(hOlC ,1nd ad
ced students of th~ don• c. A1-
avoilable will be ansla Ul ti•m
exhibits in crailll, cnrlummt;
folk 1mgang.
VlSITlNC INSTRUCTO itS "ill
Athnn Karras, u Gt'ct;k-bmn
dancer, actor und prudm er
appear~ m Broadway t:ht~w ..
tck VISlOO and who spt:Ct~l
in GJ'l'ek danct..'S; 1\nnc
rgarct Ulrich, :a tuh::ntcd Gcr
an folk dancer smgt•r ••nd mu
an, who will teach G~rman
Vyts Beli&JUS, a Lilhuun·
dancer and author of sever.~!
and a magazine un lolk
ancing, and Ennn Weir, nulion
Jy-known teach~:~r from Oregon
College. -
~l>::>ll .. Mr:. Lois Smilhwtck of the LC
1culty is chairman of arronge
ttenl.s Cor the camp.
~on, test
polilic.ll
debater,
a tieki of
ing UH~
)nsm moot
versity
works
!or the The dance program will con
with the Interstate Folk
)llllCC Festival open to the public
evening, July 2.
IN PLACE or the usual Camp
plorer program for sub-teen
• and girls. a .,ummcr sw1m
has been planned with
ght two-week periods running
ween June 28 and Aug. 20 !or
~nv~ and ~irb ag~s 7 through 11.
limited to 10 pupils per
tor, will run 45 minutt..'S
Tuesday lhrough Friday. In·
ruclors will be James Goddard.
red Wilson and Dr. Wanen
-.milh of the P.E. faculty .
bu~mes s A GYMNASTIC CLINIC to in-
to the ,~_; teaching techniqut.'S nnd
vertising competence :!or Portland
Edwards ,;ymnnsllcs teacht..>J"S will be
Edwards. I>U:en~d Julv 25 through Aug. 12
of the coliegc P.E. iacully. The
n.ivcrsity, m will include mat tumb·
"' guest horizontal bar, vnull box,
burs and trampoline. THE PIONEER LOG Page FlYe
Life Begins at 55 lor Retired Army Officer
Who Adopts Orphans, Earns BA Degree
-
•
•
.. ..
•
RE riRED ARMY OFFICER Nool Hollman sita for 1u.t-minute inspec:tion by admiring trio-Maxine
(left). Edward and Cathorine--bofore joining cap and gown Tanka for commen<:emeni proceulonal.
June 5 was u big day for the
Holsman family composed or
Noel. senior history major, hu
wife Helen and the1r three adop·
ted cbtldren.. That was the day
that dnd, relir<'d army wnrranl
officer, received his ~'011egc de
gree from Lewis and Clark.
Holsman's stor~ really began
28 years ago when the dt:pression
forced him to quit his studies at
the University of Washington . He
joined the anny and sp~::nl 24
vears in the quartermaster corps • as nn instructor in food service
schoolt.
HE SPENT severn! years o£
urm\ so:rrv1cc in Hawaii, where he
wil~essed the attack on Pearl
Harbor. After 30 months in Eur
ope he was sent to Korea, where
events changed his lif~
"A~ ttn orphanage where the
American soldiers took food In
1955." he recalls. "I literally Cell
in lo,·c with a pretty 12-ycar-old
Korean girl whose talents for
art, singing nnd directing the
other children cnu&ht my eye.
Maxine wns one of thr~ children
who had fled with their wealthy,
Cli. • m father from North Kor
e. Sht: became scpnrntcd from
th ~ younger ones and the
father later died." HOLSMAN DECIDED to adopt
the lDientcd child nnd to send
her to his wife in Hillsboro. Be
cause o! her ace tt was necessary
for Congress to p3SS n spcdal bill
to allow her to enter th~ country.
This was nct:omplished through
the personal lnt.erest or the late
Sen. Richard Neuberger and other
western Congressmen.
About tbc time Maxine arrived
m Oregon. HolsrtlDn, who had
been returned to the U.S., re
ceived word from the orphanage
dil ector thrat 1 0-ycnr-old Edward
nnd G-ycnr-old Catherine (all
throe named by the Holsmans'
hnd been found and wnntcd to
join their sister in America.·
"So we adopted the other two
by proxy." Holsman explained,
"nnd what stnrted out to be n
ri'ndy-madc family of one sud
denly grew to three."
CATHERINE CAME a yenr
nftt>r her Ei tcr but it took anolher
oct by Congress to ~:cl brother
Edwnrd to Oregon in time for
Christmas last year.
Thl' Holcmnns nre a happy,
\H•ll-ndjustcd family. The c:bild
r<:n pick bernes nnd do other
sensonal jobs to maintain their
own bank <~CCOunts, beenusc thc:y
nrc sa\'ing for college. too. \';nile the two gJrls want to be tencllers.
Edward, an exceptional mnlhc·
malics 5tudcnt, has his sights set
on Wat Point. Mnxlnc Is a rally
girl t~t HJllsboro Uruon High
School and rode on o Rose Festi
vnl float lnsl week.
To supplC:m,;nl hu; rclbl:!mt:>nt
pay, Hols:man works p3rt-time for
Pinkerton Dcciechvc Agency.
But he"• not stDpping with one
degree. }hs sights nrc high, t~
be wants to be n college history
professor before he's old enough
to retire ognm nnd hopes to go
bnck to the Univc.rsity of Wa$h
mgton ..
THE CENlAL student., whose
hnir is croying ot the temples nnd
wbo at 55 is older thnn most o!
hts college instructors, has been
too busy pro•:iding for his family,
studytng nnd commutmg to class
es to $pend any tame m st.udcnt
life. Recently, hoWC\·er, he was
honored with membership in the
newly inswlled cllnptcr of Phi
Alplw Theta, national honor frn
ti'I"nity in history.
Who cooks at the Hokmon
home·? NoL dad: "Whrn I rct.in'd
from the nnny," he said emphati
cally, ··r retired !rom cooking:" -Pork Bl
In Dis'll
1'hc.) dld 1 t asnln.
J SC'• batthn.& clndt r
th purl l•IOt'kS 'lhrt•tt
Fix'a P10ill! 'I'll n 1ccond
t on. 'I ht V 1ks, und1:j
\'e r, d •d xo 111 cupt
l•l trtct 2 N1' lA 1111lCk
ulf'ot lnsl S11tunln)' 01
Hall
LC LOST to .Put tlan(
tht &CCOnd limo uua St
0111) h\ o blcmlshl•a nn
full seDS<•n--nnd wos
r; DIStrict 2 kingpins
llftunoon At:tuolty th
wot close up to thl· enJ
me dc>11th p.ud off in
nuh:.
Rolph f), \'I ' cnntye
t!d oft waUl four pltlo
C\ c-nt to \\ I'Clp 11 up. 'l
compiled lOH points
to LC'• runnt•t -up 87
Other scort•: Ltnfu:ld, 4
30, Willnmcltc 1'1: 0(
f oc {l
Top J>Oanl Ci!ltcr tor 1
nnd hlo<'k wr.a t;. lc
Gibt>rson akunrutxl I<
hoth hurdlt!ll an 15.5
•rhr P11mcot'1 nlmost
tht: fcnt that !IGW't'd
ln cnrrvlne them to on
ft'l\'1100 llllck \'tClbl")•
of both hurdles. \l.IC
high~ Lui dropped t
aho\\ Inc m the lows.
Rod Vt nnllhon ncor
hil new sehool record
tht qunrt r mile but ht
for 1 50.1 111 wmmng,
dr-on, c\.· Pa(!ne<".r p<
oorcd 12-6 to win thl
OTHER :MRSTS en
du:cus ond rdny Ccc
who wlll rep en\ 1
nntaonols, threw the d
und the Pkmccr :n In
R ndtr, Robinson, I
\'crrnllhon t~•Ul't'd th
II• '6 9
The Pwn('cr tlunclu• Pago Six THE PIONEER LOC Thunday. June 16,
J.C Conlers 197 Degrees al Ceremony
On 11 trndluonnl ouldOI.)r stage
with Mt. Hood on lhc bnckdrop
l03 aludents cwd tour rchctoua
nnd ~;l\'11" lenders rccCIVld decroc.,
Sundny, June li
Dr. Hohert E.llfott Filch, ~'>pcok
c_r nl the 03nJ l'Onunl'uccment,
stalult.'d lhl cnu:Jun11nc dnM na
---k-------------------Syrian Patriarch
Jn Processional
Pairlareh lgnotiua Yocob Ill.
who r&'coi•od on honorlli'Y doctor
of cli•in11y dogreo, lookoc! as if
ho had ateppod out ot a pogo of
tho Bible. Marching ot the head
of tho processional wllh Prcsldont
OdelL he woro n black. acarlol·
lined capl!. :two lewelC!d medal·
lloru and a crucifix on h.avy gold
cbalns and a black turban. Hg
carrlod the gold and ebony staff
of his oUlce.
Ho U; on o tour of newly tt1'9an·
h:od Syrian Orthodox church~
in 1hU country as guost of Jho
United Pret.byterian church~,. He
is tho 12bt patriarch . inco Sf.
PviGr ,osfo.bllahod tho c h u r c h
oround 40 A.D.
Hill Holineu ir; a lcholu of
chul'c:b history and o.n export
linguut u well u aplritual leader
of •· All tho East" and a mlUion
moro "heathen Hlndua" in Jndla.
His chtUch ia eking mcmbor
ahip in the World Council of
Chun:hu.
-·-------·-------------~··· -··-Seminars on Schedule
Of Dr. Throckmorton
Or. Arthur Throckmorton, hena
o1 ·the history department. hllll
plncmNt n busy Bummer that will
tttke him !rom coo.st to coast b.._
t:\\ ccn June and Augu.sl. During
his nbe nn! Miss Kim Tousley, '58,
is lNI•·hing 6Ummcr history l.'(!Urs
cs. "nr1 unl>cat gcncnttion," w111d1 he
snlcl ts chornctcrtted by "n readi·
nc~.s to fiC'ttpt rcspunstbality ••.
o nt" ottllude townrd succi.'SS
bn ~ u Ml uccnsional defeats . • •
rottrftf.o.; 1L1 hcs' ~~ C'On,·ktions .••
willtncncss lv stick its tu:ck out
nnd rnrtl(l.' C(tmmt mc:mts .•• "t .,
Dr l<'ltch ia dNltl nf F'actfit•
St'hool 11f Heligion n~ Bcrkt!lcy,
t 'nhf., vml wos formerly n ml'm
bcr ()f the Ioculty nt Pttcillc
U nh rrslty.
1\!\ his fmol &pptoarnncc in the
roll:' o! president, Dr. Morgan S.
C)jloll t..'On(errcd the degr,'es. Hon
ornry dodur uf divinity degrees
went to Hts Holiness IgnntJus
Yncob Ill, pnll larch of thl:! Syrian
Orthodox Church, nnd to lhc Rc\'
IJonnld J. Peterson. minister of
l .. nkt• Cro"" Prcsbyt\.'rian Church,
nnd honorary dol'tor of lows dc
grc-c to Trumnn Collins. Portland
indu5LI'inllsl, and Winslon D. Pur
vane, din·ctor of Oregun Techni
cal lnslltut~. Klamnlh Fnlls. Both
Peterson nnd Purvinc arc gTndu
nlf'.S ol the colll•ge. T. Collins W. D. Purvino
Acad<'mll' degr~t "wtth hon
ors" Wl'nt to 14 'Students ot the
s~nior cl:u;s. Thuy were:
SUMMA CUM LAUDE -Paul Ulldll'lur (If tlftS in Sul'iOiogy.
MAGNA CUM LAUDE- E1Icen
Mnrkson, bodtt'lor of rtrls in (oa
cign lnncungc; J h n t• t t c Ross
--------------·----------------------Dr. Odell Honored
WillamoUo UnivenUy con·
ferred an honorary doctor of
d1vmUy on Preaident Odell aJ
iia baccalaureate sonicos in
Salem. May 29. At.o honored
was President Milo C. Ross
of Goorgo Fox College, who
received a doctor of humane
loUora degree, Dr. Odell was
honored ):)y Occidental Col·
lege. hit alma mator. in 1945
1-'l'lshN·, bachelor o.! music; P~ul and by WhJ.tman Colloge in
Knoll, bachelor of arts In for~tgn 19SO.
lrmgungcs, and Kntherino Starr, ••• -----...... __ ,.,_
Synod to Hear New LC President
John R. Howard, prcsidcnt
ell'Ct of Lewis nnd Clark, win be
one of sc,·ernl out-of-town spcak
t.•rs nt the nununl meeting of the
Synod of Or~gon on the campus
June 20 through 23.
Howard will share the platform
cnrly Tuesdny morning with Dr,
Wlllinm C. Jones of the Unh·cr
sity of Or('gon. They will speak
to the program theme: "Tile
Church's Role in Higher Educa~
rlon." They wtU speak agnln nt
I 0 n.m on n panel of sL-.. church.
rollegl' nmJ seminary ltnder. on
the !lnmt~ topic. Doth nrc front Philadelphia.
President and :Mrs. Morgan S.
Odell will be guests of honor at
a dinner nt 6 p.m. Tuesday in
Templeton Hall.
The Rev, J. Dwight Russell,
Portland, is moderator of the
synod. Rit;hlc, bacht>ICJr of urls m rt!lt
gion; Gilbert Shibley, bachelor
rut;; in bi(IIOgy, and Mt~ry Wcblber
bachelor I 1rts m religion.
CUM LAUDE-M orylee
'l,fe \dow.. b.lchelor of science
B.A.: Jencan Mills, bachelor
science in B.A.; Jo Ann Vnnc~l' ,
bachelor of arts in biology;
Vmcenl, bachelor of nrts an ~"'""'
tical science: Carol Jenn
over, bachelor of art. m hiotu, ...
m an indepcnd~nt honor. ~uu"
program, and Jack W sll i n m
bachelor of science in chemistry XVIII
SALEM FOLK
Da.z1co Camp on toq
ere Mrs. Loti
ew Pre
Senior Convoca
Honors '60 Grat
I C<l n tin \u.:d from 1
C.~uly, June F~by ond o, From Junt.e 111 to 24 01'. Throck
mt•rtCin will n:prC'.St'nt tlu: college
nnd 1hc OEA nt till' nntionnl
TF.PS meeting in Snn Diego. l<'lom
svuther n Collromla he will ml•\'l'l
tJP the coast to Bcrkcl(ly !or n
Dnnforth Summer Scmlnut· on
•·('Ju-lstion Pt'rspccll\'C in Colle.sc
Tcocrun~;." June 27 to Ju*' 8 lie
will S.(X'nd thl' next rlvc weeks
with hls wife nnd so:n "'l.s1ting
J ·lttth·cs in North Corollno. Other k~r .speakers during the
thrf'~,dny scs!lion of Oregon Prcs
b~·tcrions will be Dr. J o b n
'l'hompson Peters. sccr~tnTy or
the departml'nt of stewardship
nnd promClUon of the General
Co u n c i J Qf the P.rt.>sbytcrian
Church, and Dr. William A. Mor
rison. general 5f;lcrctary of the
Board of Chri~tian Education . Eyes Examined Contact lenses f values for doluu,
J'OIItc~:c and lhc ch1JJ
He snid the
• thlcue~-Ed Davit
c.lJ Fblr, Rogl'_r F.1
Camero. Larry Gro\'C
der, C<'Cil Sp ncer
ShrOck. lk-clptcnt or
uoph) \\ o.s Jnc.k Abdl ln lntc August he will no to
Cnmp Mtnlwnnco, Mich., to n
meding ar D.:mforth t('ochcrs as
lender of n scMion on &Oclal
sclenco. On ~pt. 11 he will For Rent.
l -Bedroom Furnished
Aputment
Adjoining LC Campus
Avnilnblc till Sept. 15
Call NE 6-4!81 P'n;wu honored fo.r
tud nt body acth.•l
Mt 1\tDJOri Fcsse.n~ crvc ns commentator uf the
Pacific C0t1st brnnch meeting or
the ~\mcricnn Hi~torical Assn, in
Scuttle. 0691 S W. Palatine Hill Road
d\'t r. Bnrry Bol
Shuu r, l..a!T)· Short,
111i s, 1\nlJ Ar-k£>r, £ra
t n ~CllTI Nancy
Ch tl Mt'Gmaus, Jt:
Don Hoclaun, Tom v~·n
Aun~: De\\ unu
Th1.. ~l'HIOl' cl ~: pr~: cntL-d o
gtft rJ $11§ to tlu K\ n~" 1 fund,
1 '<JU nang thnt It tw u~d for
tab !')' book1. nd $3 per m m·
,\ at pll-d,r, for fl\ e > t u-s
th C'h U\_ni\. Drt\
FOR RENT
fo u 1 II Hou t
N r C<tlleg
$50 Mo. Available June 10
CH 4·2631 -·--publll opiOil>f\"1 and reaching h
Crt'al~r uwubcr ui st\tdcnts nml
tcncltcra. Bcang there but a &hort
ltmc a-cmorks rnodc count more
She nad lhllt when ndJustlcat·
nJ,£ the Judg" mUirt bst\.'n do ely
to ('\'tn y nol~e and Jlhrns ' nnd gl\·c
eonstaucla\'\J &dl•ns for ln'I.Pl'O\ c-
Rec1tal Rescheduled
JflDII." BJ('rk< who M ,. 15
recal4Al wot c nc llt'd lKcau.sc of
.illrtc .ot, bus re-schedul d h lor
Frad '• M y 27, nt 8 p m an
E\'\lnJ. Tbt rr h tS l>et>_n no dum l'
w ht>r progrom
Bed Booste.. D .. ive-ln
- -{)pen 24 Hours-
next to Fred Meyers
on BARBUR BLVD.
Phon. CH 6-3321 I
•
Pack up >our phone
all Cnr1 Cre\ CA
S.il21 Dr. Larry Semlar
• Optometrist
4835 S. W. 76th AYenue
Raleigh Hila Shopping Center
Portland 2S. Oregon Phone CYpress 2·3689
Readinq Enhancement lenses Duplicated
-$200 \..H-- y ..
S365
. . . a Carl Greve Diamond ring
to light all of "her" new life to be
$~30 · S378.50
Take a Year to Pay
No Jn!ereaJI No
Carrying Cbarg11l
IEr
t Last lnviJe your friends
to tree concert
Friday in £yens
xvm -
Portland, Oregon. Tburaday, Juno 16. 1960 Votera.n'111 trlory hu
appoared In many
Wnt Cout papou
Numbft 31 ••• taken
·a.lo of pulttll\
,IONEER
f !he atafJ lnc:&
ate editor:
~o page edlltor
lru,;ent and hallenge
Di Craig Clinic l'und Drive Goes Over Top
Choral Director 'Matching Dollars' Roll In lo Assure
I Louiao
and Jack
May you
ions or the
matled
have
charge
lsm1ce the
mcluded o End June 17
1lh Free Concert
Crnig <.·ame Lo town. All
week he has been behind the
ton or the lecture stand nL the
chorul clinic on the LC
pus with some 40 college,
school and church chornl
und singers (!njoying
"''""' minute of the workshop .
r the -10 dircdors in the work
this ycu1· 37 direct school
scs and 26 (wtlb consider
duplication) direct church
o want .
have tak~n
a semester who <~Chicvt.>d fame as
of Fred Wnrinc's Glee
and as choral director of the
Hour, will conclude
Portland stuy Friday with a
public concert by the singers
8 p.m. in Evnn& auditorium. m propotl
hours
!ulJ
add1hon to
lo1 full. addtt&on to dnily rehearsals
lectures on chonl literature.
rehenrsals emphasize tt.>ch-
dl aro.,. the concert Friday Don
tna1y now has planned a program in
accordi par.U. Tho first ho calla
Huston. of prayor and praise,"
Men's
Due •tlos•tly from 171h and 18th cen·
music and the second will
two Negro apiritualJ . wb.icb
calli "a.n American heriJa.ge "
third and fourth groups will
tho 16th century and
composers.
in intonation. lone quality,
singing and mtcrpre tat ion.
presents the phonetic ap
to choral singing.
A natiVe of S~ultle, where he
tended the Uni\'eristy of Wash-
or gton, Craig now heads the dc-
1'enlp lrtm,cnt of \'Oice 11nd choral mu ln
at Ithaca College, Ithaca. N.Y.
1 ·----r :~~; he hns developed n wide
II' lation as a choral conductor, Greve" lfr;anJ~er nnd singer. He has n
cond music degree from Col
University.
Craig is one of the most ncti\'C
of festivals and chornl
in the country. having
and 1 c c t u r e d for
and coiJC'ges in 32 sUites
ith a total or more than 50,000
gers under his baton. Don Craig
Restyled Catalog
Due Next Week
FU":)l c0p1to . ot the new 1960.62
college cat<~log will be dC'Jivered
the last week in June, according
to Bob Odell, Abbott, Kerns and
Bell representative.
The 64-page restyled book or
in!ormation on college purposes,
re-quirements. o!!ermgs, ct1rccr
nids and counseling has a two
color CO\'Cr picture in block nnd
orange-brown of two &tudcnls.
The Jormat is magazine size with
pngc."S 8*xll ineht;S nnd is gencr
ou.sl•; illustrated with campus and - . ct.lssroom scenes.
Presently enrolled students
may pick up copies at the Rcgis
trnr·s otfke. C o p i e s will be
math:d to prospcct..ive fn:.'Shmen.
Dr. Don Balmer Aids
Demo Policy Makers
Dr. Don Balmer spent the
wt.>ck following commencement in
Washington, D. C., attending a
mce:ting of the AdviSory Commit
tee un Nnturul Resources of the
Democratic party.
The group, which included au
thorities on such topics as river
pollution, water control nnd for-
• • • est and wild lilc conscrvatJon, 15
preparing a pamphlet in n series
of policy statements published by
the party. Some findings of the
committee will be r<!COmmcndcd
Cor the party platform for the
nationnl convention, which will
open July 12 in Los Ang~les. Success of First Year's Campaign
The anonymous pbJlanthropist of n m1llion dollnrw to Lc\loi.s t.md
Cllll k has found n partial match for his gcncroslly--o.t lc:tSl !or the
!trSt year of the matching dolla.n; cnmp:~ign, which is set lo continue
tor tour more yerus. And what looked like a.n 1mposslblc go:~J of
$400,000 hns been accomplhbed much to the aurprac of trunces.
Prendent Morgan S. Odell and some 50 men who worked o.s solicitors
In Lhc proJect.
New Men's Dorm
To Honor Dean
For Long Service
The new wing of Platt Hall
dormitory for men now under
<'M&lruct ion will be naJDcd How
ard Hall m honor of Dr. Charles
w. Howard, vice president. The
nnnounocmcnt was made as o
surprise !or Dr. Howard at Com
m~nccmcnt.
The name was the unanimous
choice of the ndministration and
lru&tt.>:cs in recognition of the long
service or Dr. Ho·ward a.. dean
of the college and as dew of the
faculty. The whole living area
wHl be known as Plntt-Hownrd
Hall.
DR. HOWARD came to the col·
Ieee in J 944 from Whitman Col
lege where he had been professor
of education and psychology lor
13 years. He was educated at
KnnNls Stntc College and Stan·
ford University, taught in the
public schools of Kansas and
s e r v e d us superintendent !or
seven years.
lie has been active in lhc OEA.
Northwest Intercolle giate Athlet
ic Confcm~nc<:, Northwest Assn.
of Secondary and High Schools.
lndcpendt.·nt College Assn. of
Oregon and personnel associa
tions. He is a member of three
nutionnl honorory fraternities
Pi Koppa Delta in speech, Sigma
Della Chi in journalism and Phi
Delta Kappa in eduC'ation--and
an active Kiwonian.
HIS YOUNGER SON Hnrold
nnd h1s wife arc LC graduates.
"To have n college building
named for me while I am still
:u-ound to enjoy the honor: mak~
th&s a t11rc and very significant
recognition,'' com m c n t c d Dr.
Hownrd roUowing the announce
ment. As of the June 5 deadline the
gonl wns over the top by $137,666
by June 8, $168,851 and on June
14 wbe:n the LOG went to press
tho count allowed nn amn%.ing
surplus of $176.819 to &pply
ngniru;t next yf.'ar's total when
the goal is cxpcckd lO be rulsed
to $500,000.
SOME 2000 CJFTS have been
udlled in this yr!:tr's total. Al
most 670 replies to the direct
mail nppeals BMt out during Lhe
program have bc~.:n rccel\'l.'Ci -
many from per.:ons who are fint·
time givens.
The drive wns nided nl.so by
$30.000 !rom Oregon Prt'!ibyt('r
inn churchCJ, by a $10,000 gift
from the Tektronix Foundation
Cwith an equal nmount pledged
lor enth ot the next four ycnns),
by $4000 fn cnsb and pledgc:1
from fncully nnd stn!C. by $8000
from olumm and by wbnt Presi
dent Odell called "gcnerOU5 nlv
in g on the Jhlrl of tru.rtees.. '"'
HOW WILL THE MONEY by
spent? This is Dr. Odell's onswer:
Since the first $104,000 goes to
poy :for current operation, to
m:lK.e payments on debts nnd to
buy needed operating equipment
ond since only $43.000 of ·the
matching gift funds nrc available
in cash. nol mucl1 in the way of
tangible results wiJJ be evident
thia year.
The donor specified t.hnt match
ing money should co into en
dowment or new construction. A
biology buDding ond n new libra
ry nrc needed mosL Dr. Cfdell
cxplnincd, but they nrc still in
definite projects
"The remarkable response to
this nppc:1l," Or. OdC'll said. "\\ill
give the new president o brenk
from ha\•lng to spend all of his
first \'ezlr nt fund-mUng while • he ~ gc:tting EetUed in n ne:w
job nnd oriented to LC needs." Pago Four THE PIONEER LOG Thursday. Juno 16, 1
.Page Four
Just Good PR •TJII£ JU.fN JJ 110 IJllll..'l' 11 COI .. l.E(;E' -ummer Pork BJ
In Dist1 Presbyterian Life Salutes LC Prexy
On 18-Year Palatine Hill Achievement Chnlk tnL up lo cood public
rclallons:
When 48 tired nnd hungry
youncsh~l'l>. 8 to 17 years, nnd
their 13 ndult escorts arrtve-d by
bus from North Lus Vegas to
mn1ch in the Junior Rose Fes
t 1\'0I p11mdc, they hnd no plucc to Ex-LC Director T .. &lo
Knox College PosiJion
Thomas S. (Thommy)
son has ncccptcd on nppointrn
as dirccto1· of development
Knox College, Galesburg, Ill. waa,,v/ S
ymnasli
11ley d1d ll ncam
J SC's l>attltnt; c:1ndcr•
lhl J>M1t lllod;11 lhrott
II'S I PJC•IIl'l'l'i D II t.'OJH)
u on Ttw Vilu, utulet
,. l.ir, d11t so m capl
l>l L11ct l! N A I A IJ'nCk
11\l't•t In t Sntul(lny r••
lhll
LC L.OST tu Po1 tlon<
\Ill IOCNH.l llmC thlS t11
onl~ h\ u blcmls.ht•s on
full Sf'a on-and wns Bubbhnn with pride nnd <'nthusinsm. ••Tilly'' lhc po!llmnn pulled
twu copies l!f Proabylerian t..Ho out of hill mall sacks and toss~d them
<:<.W~l' up 1111 1 he I'Umpus ))(• 1 offll'C rounter. There m ~unny Nllors wus
p, idcnt M11r(l;111 (hldl sltmdtnc fn h cmt uf l'nlutanc Manor·. 1 l'd
rrum•fllnB h]l)ontinc ngllin::;l thll IJnclt \\ ull.
Insulc 1 he J unc 15 auuc JR Hl(• atnry ol "'rht· Man Who Dlult ,1
Coli cote" lty .lolm Olhull, 11 P~ 11101.'1' writer. •l'hC! sub-hcnd rc id'l "lndu
the lll'f!IB of Its )Jr<.'lllelc.nt, 11 oollt•!Jt' optly nnmt•d Lewis nnd Clark hu
bc<'lt guldmg hundr<.'Us <)f studt•nts nton(! acndcmtc rrontu:r "
T.HI: FOUR·PAG£ AR'f'lCt..£ lt-occs th1• $pl'dacular dc\'\'lopmenl
of the rollc 'i' (lunn& hw 18 yl'orn of Dr. Odell's presidency, mention ·
lng lu1dly the tounding when at \\lUI prophcs~t ."CC that "the Presby·
tcrum Cl•llt•ge ol Orcr.on wuuld one dny uc n bcncon light to the
wholl• NorthWL"$1 ." stny. •
So lhd1· dirt•clor, a police pn
tr·ohnun, nal.urally wcnl to H1e
POJ llnnd Pulkt• Ot~pl .. which not
U111lly l'lllkd Lewis and Clark
Colll•gl!, whu:h nnturnlly lum~:.'Ci
the cntcc u\'t;r to S.'lndy Duvid-.on,
who nnturally ~ot tht: help of
MI'S. Amy Holman . Togt•lher they
bedded down the young Nl•vn
cfa.ns in th<!ir sleeping bags in
Plott Hnll !or two nights.
They slept, swam and enjoyed
other campus r1 c.n nl1onol !nciJ
ttlcs nil for a nominal fcc. In 19S7 Thompson Jllft n 1am
positwn at Lewis nnd Clurk,
hl'lpinc to I'Ciisc $11!: milhon d1J
Iars, to bl•com~ uin.:ctor of
Vt!rsity A .• oodatl'S nt W~h
Unlvet!>Hy in St. Louis, 'Mo.
three :Y'"'Ilr• there he ha!'l
$4. million in gifts.
spent the first week of API il thi
year in Portland helping to nr":
mote the current million dol
Challenge Drive. lie <~idtd
raising some $4000 durinr.
st:1y.
Knox is n private non-secuu·t:u
college with an enrollment of • students and n faculty of 73. Three spl·l'ial
k<~lures of
;•,.•lion will uH~r
d u n c: 1 n g,
stic11.
SPvl'rnl out:suauUI
.rs will be on call
third annual
Camp J
ly 2. The six-tlu
red jointly by
01cgon and
1uw::e Federations.
1\ 9 am. tu 10
Will u(fer
mques of DIStdet 2 kin(IJ)in
nftcwonn Actually t hi
w.:1 close up to lh1• rn'
U\Q dC'pth p.'lld off an
m11lo.
fhllph Dnvis' Bt'antyc
t•d Of( WI lh four piOC:
u•ent w w:rllp it up 'I
l'Ompfled l Oil 1 JlOtnU
to LC'a t-unm•J'•UP 87
Othl.'r sroro: Lanfmld, 1 The lltOI')' tells nlso of the c rly r.trucgles to transform n neglected
~t.nH : Into u collcJlc und how the pres1dcnt wns often mistnkcn tor o
ttnrdcner or nn usher: to pro\ ld(• Dn c;.;cc11cnt ocadcnuc program , nnd
to cam nccredatntinn nnd stnturc nmong other colleges . It quotes
nlumm, lrustecs nnd other oducntors .
'"NO ONE BUT MORGAN roulcl tell whnt 18 ycaJ-s as n t-ollegc
prcBJdent 1111\'C' oosl hun," nutcd l>r. 0 . .Mcrt'tilth Wil.s<m. pres1dmt of
the llnaverslly of On•son "Tht·rt• must ho\'t• ber-n duy.s when problem s
JnnuntC'd nnd the nu:d& foa· money became w great that Odell fell
close tQ di!lent.'' · Summer Briefs and AmcnL·•
in term
:ant:ed studtmts of
0, Wallonwttt> 17; OC
EOC 0
Top Jlllult liClt(lt hn 1
nn(l blfH'k wns Et ll'
G lb u.c .. , slumtn1rt! to
huth hurdlt'.f m Hi 5
•t'h£' J>h,IH~r5 nlmmt
th( real thfll hgured
sn c. rn lnf! thl•m to on
h:n'lll'l' lr.wJ Vtctory.
nf both hurodl ILC
lunh but dropped l
mc:m Jng in Ute lows.
Roo Vt:nnllllon nenrl
hu new school r~X.-ard
1 hl' quartet mile hut h•
tor n M I m winnlng.
cl~.rso.n, noo PJonc r pc
• red 12·0 to win thL
OTHER FJRSTS en
en cu5 and retny. C!.'c
\\ ho wUt repn-st'nt I
n Uonnht, throw UIC' d
nd lhc Pim11::er r<'ln
Rnndlr, R()barumn, .l1
\'crmllllon t\lUred tM
3•28.0
The l'lonc'f.•r thindm
Senior Convoca
Honors '60 Grar
tCo.ntlnu~>d from J
Cauly, June Eli) nd D·
thi£'U -Ed D vi:
t•U Fulr, Rog<'r Fl
Gamcro, Lln'Q' Grove
dt r, C 11 Spc.ne~
Shrock RCClJtlent or
tropll} \\ s Jnck Abdi
Pcnmru ho.non!d for
llUdcn\ bod) DCtl\'11
Ma s MAJoril!' }.t:: end
ndvhtr, Bnm· Dot
Sh :ll'\'r, Lorry Sho.a t..,
tm tal, Bob Acker, F.n
Ann Morrl • Nuno,;)'
C'hllilc MrCinnl~ Jc
.t)Qn llochun, Tom UUl'n
Anne Dl'\\ . "Looking bnd over lhl'.SC )'<'An>." I ht: nrllclc continul" ~S, "Dr. Odell
!t.'<!IR ISUilH)\\ hllt JW tal~;i c. 'lt has Yl'~"'ll ho1·d wurk,' hl' sny:;, 'hnrdcr
thon I {'S))t ctod 111 .)'U.tnl ugo Thctt llln't! been much dissapomtm~nt,
fn111rntJor1 twd some dc\'p wounds uf tht: spidt. I met with wdif!i.•nmn •
\tll the part of l'llrm: who should hii\'C l'arl.'d, nt•f.!lcd on lhc part of
S111nc '~hu hot! I'<'SpOnRrl)llil)• oml nntogmusm on the port ol those few
who thmk uf n c,,nccL· ns o !'lure ~o ~en·c rlogmatil'. doctnnairc end& • rnthe1 thnn 11 r• forum of frcl! inquil'y ft.Jr knnwkdgc :.md lrulb."
THE ARTICLE ~1mts out thot .. Murgnn Odell is the first to ac·
knowledge that he alone is not 1 ct~pon sable for the dmmntic growth uf
Lewis aml Clark. He httd helP-lots of it. Out it was h<' with his
stubborn faith, who rollh .~ supporl nnd mnnngetl to fire others with
his own \'l.!lion.
• OC nll tbc trlbull:s paid to Dr. Oclcll n~ he nppronches retirement,
the .most tons•blc come.s fN•m :111 anonym ous Prl'sbytcrian philanthro
pist who hns pla1.''<l on!! million dollars 111 n Portland bnnk ... to
be mntc:hed by oth~ gifts duriug llac nt!xt !1\'C years nt the rate of
$200,000 n yccu."
(As or JUtlC 5 Uac !trat Jnp ol Uac drh·c wns $13i,ti60 OV\.'r the top.
Th(· wdtcr of the artklc IS Ill'\\ s edltc•r of the Portland office of the
AuOCJnted Press und wns recommended by Mrs. Cay Jenkin~. collc&l'
news £ ·n•tcc dir~ctor, wh<' ii~t "sold" the rnaga1.me on the story
idea bcro,.c choosing an "outside'' writer.)
College Attracts Summer Musicians
llu lmpus nc\'ur wnnu: IM
music mttkl'i'3 in the Jiutnmcr.
Fir$! groups h<!re Wl!ll' the pium.1
ll'ttchl·rs frmn June 6 to 17 ao.t
the t"horul sln~;~.:t"S all this wt•ek.
BC>J;Innln · Jun(' 17, some 1700
youns nceordiam ts w111 squcezt.:
mu,:h:· ror three dnys or the North·
\\ CSL J\~cordmn l•·c.sti\•nl. -
Saga Service Hours
Meals Ul the CommOlUl Cor
tht: fir$1 S.l -w~kS 5l siOll,
Mondo.). through Fnday, nrc:
BMalclut 7:U·7:45 a.m. .50
Lunc:h 12:00·1:00 p.m •• 15
Dinner 5:00·5:30 ~· Sl
Al&o a 1a c:ute nrviec
Coff" time 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
una ......... .,~-- -Tht >htrd nnnuul Fir Ac rc!>
llq!h 8l'hOol Music: Workshop will
open June :.!i. Th~ thrce-wcck
progrnm for llll£'nled prep stu
dent ,~; wiJJ anclude doily rt•hcors
a ls iu cho1r, bond, orchl'Slra and
cns~mble s :and a dass in tncory.
On the \\ orkshop ~talf will be
the r(:gulnr college music faculty
ond two guest instructors--Jern· • Hnrris. LC (!rtiduntc and music
mstruc:tol' at Sunset High School,
who will d1rcct the ~,·orkshop
d1oir, nnd Eu&~'ne Kazn, mus1c
instructor ot Gnmt High School
nnd member of th(' Portlnnd
S~ lllJihOQ)1, Who Will du-cct the
orchestra.
Th\ ~.:m01 cl PI\: culod o public opuuonr. tmcl reaciung u
CT~tltcr numbca Qr students ond
tcn~:hc.M!. Bcmg there but a shOl'l
time n;mn.rks mndc count more. 111ft of $1 Hi to t.h~ £encrol fund.
1:JUc lin& thut It be u Qd Cor
1b n oookl!l, and a 5 pt:r mrm·
> ..-: r pte; J , fo h \l ) {Ins
h'• tth. l'h llt n ~,;: Dr,\
FOR RENT
F u t l\'d H~ e
r Colle,&
S50 Mo Available June 10
CH 4-!631 Sh{' snlc1 thut wh~:: n odjusticnt·
1ng tho jud~ .. · must hs\~;n clu ely
lo every note and phrnsc ond G""
construcu' 1d ·a. Cor improve-
Recjta} Rescheduled
Jnnare BJ~rk . who t.• M ) 15
J Jtal , cnnccll d bt.-cnu • o(
illn • hOs rc...srhcduk'<l H tor
Frtday, M :. 27, t 8 p m 1n
&\ :tn Thl't hns b.. n no C'hangc
m h r progrrun
Bed Boosle.. D .. ive·ln
-Open 24 Hours-
next to Fred Meyers
on BARBUR BLVD.
PhOM CH 5:-3SU •
P1clt up )'OUr phone
call Cart Grew CA
3·7121 Marcia vs. Weeds
ThouJ,:h tlu: LC tudcnt bod)
leaves thc cnmpus Cot· the sum
mer, the Wl'l'ds and unwanted
J::rass n•m:un a maJOr problem
~ . lor Otto the ~nrdcner Helpmg
him In the summer wtcdmg d~
pw·tmcnt Is Mure1a McLean, sen
ior history mnjor. Mnrctn. who
l1ws ncur the campu ·, w1ll hl'lp
w1th the gnrdemnr until the end
of July. Tlwn <>he w1l1 go to Eur
OPt! Cor a six-w<·ek tour with a
friend-much to the rellc·f of the
weeds.
Colgan Wins $25
Roe;er ColgRn, :~ c n 1 o r, was
awnr~d third prize of $25 in the
student paper competition spon
sored by the Institute of Riidio
Engmccrs. His paper. entitled
,.Mosel'S," concerns n new melbod
of mensuremenl m cll'ctronics and
wns prcpar('t.l Cor Dr. A. A Green
inc's Modern Phyt;lCS cln~.
WUS Reports $717
Barbara Moore, co-chairman of
thl· 1960 WUS 0 r i v e, rl'
port. tbnt the total O( givin1• W8!s
$717,50, slightly less than was
gi\'cn in the 1959 drive. Of the
C'urrent total $87 wns given by
Sagn Food Service 1rom money
tnk\: n in for lost meal tickets.
Spencer Places Ninth
C• lll Spenl'er pltlcl'<l ninth in
the discus in the NAlA Cham
pionship in Sioux Fnlb, S. Dak.
There w.:•-c 27 entered in the
diS('us, onl• of the three events
l'Omplctet.l June 3, the opening
dny of the meet.
$200
S36S Templeton Honored
Grinndl Collc:g( .1L Gn .........
Jowa, honored Herbert A.
pleton, one or ita graduates
for many years choinnnn of
LC board oC trustees, with
honorary LL. 0 degree al
mencemcnt exerc1st.-z June 5.
was thl! 55th ann1vcr'lnry or
class of 1005. of which both Mr
nnrl Mrs. Templeton were mem.
bers.
Tomlinson Off to
Dr L. E. Tomlm.~on, libranan,
will fly to Montreal,
June 18 for the nnnunl co:nfE!reJnl'C
ot the American Library
He will attend meetings of
board of directors or the Assn.
ot College nnd Research Libraries
and meetings of the Committee
for a Greater ALA. available w1ll
d exhibits in cnu
folk singing.
ISJTJNC INS
Alhnn Knrras,
k dancer, actor
appeals in B
telcvt:tion and
m Gteek
ULrich, u
folk dancer,
10n. who will
• ...... Vy ls Bcliaj
n dancer nnd ......
and a
, ... ,,~, .. c, and Erma
Uy-known teacht:t
ate College.
.
IS
ents for the cam
'l'hc dance
with the
'l.l"'"~ Festival opt~~
lurday evening,
Sommers Wins Contest IN PLACE or :<plorer program
Ron Sommer-, '59 In political and giJ'Is, a
st'ience and former LC debate1·, ool has been
recenlly placed first in a fiPld or 1ght two-week
55 contc:stants in presenting the ween June 28
best case in the freshman moot s and girls age:.
lrials at W11l.amette University las.:;c~ hmited to
Law School. Sllmmers works ..,LI. u.,;tOr, will
rughts as a dispatcher for the mac:n Tuesday
Slate Highway Patrol. ructo.rs will be J
red Wilson and
AKP Contributes Book ith of the P.E.
AJphu K.!ipf'a P-1. bu11ncss A GYMNASTIC
fraternitY. has contributed to the 'tr•ca!.c teaching
librnry a copy of Advcrtisinc competence
and S.dt.s Promotion, by Edwards gymnast1cs
nnd Brown. Charles Edwards. ffered July 25 '"11
dean of the Graduate School of the college P
Retailing, New York University, will
co-author was recently 1.1 guest ing, horizontal
speaker on campus. lnrnllel bars and
. . . a Carl Greve Diamond ring
to lrghf all of "her'' new life 'fa be
S430 • S378.50
Take a Y8CU' to Pay
No Iruereal No
Carrying Churgul 1uno 16,
uny) y, June 16, 1980
ummer Features
ance, Swimming,
ymnastic Clinics
Three spPl'ial physical edura
fl':llUJ cs oi the HIOO summer
will ufh:r oppflrluaultcs in
d n n c i n g, swimrniug and
l'nl:nuNlil'CI.
Severn! oulSL:tnding Culk Jan·
will be on campus to direct
third unnunl Northwt''fll Follt
lpi April lh T.Palncc Cramp June 27 lhrouch
ring to 2. The six-day t•vcnt is spon-
illion-dnlla ' joinlly by the , ollcgc and
c: aided e Q1cgun nnd Wnshanglon Folk
during nee Federations .
ton-sectari
~mtmt ot
of 73.
Grinm:ll
A. Tcm 9 a.rn. h) Ill p.m. doily pru·
will t~Hcr anstructaun m
of tc>nclung intern t·
and American dnn('•'S fo1
intcnnt .. '(hOlC ,1nd ad
ced students of th~ don• c. A1-
avoilable will be ansla Ul ti•m
exhibits in crailll, cnrlummt;
folk 1mgang.
VlSITlNC INSTRUCTO itS "ill
Athnn Karras, u Gt'ct;k-bmn
dancer, actor und prudm er
appear~ m Broadway t:ht~w ..
tck VISlOO and who spt:Ct~l
in GJ'l'ek danct..'S; 1\nnc
rgarct Ulrich, :a tuh::ntcd Gcr
an folk dancer smgt•r ••nd mu
an, who will teach G~rman
Vyts Beli&JUS, a Lilhuun·
dancer and author of sever.~!
and a magazine un lolk
ancing, and Ennn Weir, nulion
Jy-known teach~:~r from Oregon
College. -
~l>::>ll .. Mr:. Lois Smilhwtck of the LC
1culty is chairman of arronge
ttenl.s Cor the camp.
~on, test
polilic.ll
debater,
a tieki of
ing UH~
)nsm moot
versity
works
!or the The dance program will con
with the Interstate Folk
)llllCC Festival open to the public
evening, July 2.
IN PLACE or the usual Camp
plorer program for sub-teen
• and girls. a .,ummcr sw1m
has been planned with
ght two-week periods running
ween June 28 and Aug. 20 !or
~nv~ and ~irb ag~s 7 through 11.
limited to 10 pupils per
tor, will run 45 minutt..'S
Tuesday lhrough Friday. In·
ruclors will be James Goddard.
red Wilson and Dr. Wanen
-.milh of the P.E. faculty .
bu~mes s A GYMNASTIC CLINIC to in-
to the ,~_; teaching techniqut.'S nnd
vertising competence :!or Portland
Edwards ,;ymnnsllcs teacht..>J"S will be
Edwards. I>U:en~d Julv 25 through Aug. 12
of the coliegc P.E. iacully. The
n.ivcrsity, m will include mat tumb·
"' guest horizontal bar, vnull box,
burs and trampoline. THE PIONEER LOG Page FlYe
Life Begins at 55 lor Retired Army Officer
Who Adopts Orphans, Earns BA Degree
-
•
•
.. ..
•
RE riRED ARMY OFFICER Nool Hollman sita for 1u.t-minute inspec:tion by admiring trio-Maxine
(left). Edward and Cathorine--bofore joining cap and gown Tanka for commen<:emeni proceulonal.
June 5 was u big day for the
Holsman family composed or
Noel. senior history major, hu
wife Helen and the1r three adop·
ted cbtldren.. That was the day
that dnd, relir<'d army wnrranl
officer, received his ~'011egc de
gree from Lewis and Clark.
Holsman's stor~ really began
28 years ago when the dt:pression
forced him to quit his studies at
the University of Washington . He
joined the anny and sp~::nl 24
vears in the quartermaster corps • as nn instructor in food service
schoolt.
HE SPENT severn! years o£
urm\ so:rrv1cc in Hawaii, where he
wil~essed the attack on Pearl
Harbor. After 30 months in Eur
ope he was sent to Korea, where
events changed his lif~
"A~ ttn orphanage where the
American soldiers took food In
1955." he recalls. "I literally Cell
in lo,·c with a pretty 12-ycar-old
Korean girl whose talents for
art, singing nnd directing the
other children cnu&ht my eye.
Maxine wns one of thr~ children
who had fled with their wealthy,
Cli. • m father from North Kor
e. Sht: became scpnrntcd from
th ~ younger ones and the
father later died." HOLSMAN DECIDED to adopt
the lDientcd child nnd to send
her to his wife in Hillsboro. Be
cause o! her ace tt was necessary
for Congress to p3SS n spcdal bill
to allow her to enter th~ country.
This was nct:omplished through
the personal lnt.erest or the late
Sen. Richard Neuberger and other
western Congressmen.
About tbc time Maxine arrived
m Oregon. HolsrtlDn, who had
been returned to the U.S., re
ceived word from the orphanage
dil ector thrat 1 0-ycnr-old Edward
nnd G-ycnr-old Catherine (all
throe named by the Holsmans'
hnd been found and wnntcd to
join their sister in America.·
"So we adopted the other two
by proxy." Holsman explained,
"nnd what stnrted out to be n
ri'ndy-madc family of one sud
denly grew to three."
CATHERINE CAME a yenr
nftt>r her Ei tcr but it took anolher
oct by Congress to ~:cl brother
Edwnrd to Oregon in time for
Christmas last year.
Thl' Holcmnns nre a happy,
\H•ll-ndjustcd family. The c:bild
r<:n pick bernes nnd do other
sensonal jobs to maintain their
own bank <~CCOunts, beenusc thc:y
nrc sa\'ing for college. too. \';nile the two gJrls want to be tencllers.
Edward, an exceptional mnlhc·
malics 5tudcnt, has his sights set
on Wat Point. Mnxlnc Is a rally
girl t~t HJllsboro Uruon High
School and rode on o Rose Festi
vnl float lnsl week.
To supplC:m,;nl hu; rclbl:!mt:>nt
pay, Hols:man works p3rt-time for
Pinkerton Dcciechvc Agency.
But he"• not stDpping with one
degree. }hs sights nrc high, t~
be wants to be n college history
professor before he's old enough
to retire ognm nnd hopes to go
bnck to the Univc.rsity of Wa$h
mgton ..
THE CENlAL student., whose
hnir is croying ot the temples nnd
wbo at 55 is older thnn most o!
hts college instructors, has been
too busy pro•:iding for his family,
studytng nnd commutmg to class
es to $pend any tame m st.udcnt
life. Recently, hoWC\·er, he was
honored with membership in the
newly inswlled cllnptcr of Phi
Alplw Theta, national honor frn
ti'I"nity in history.
Who cooks at the Hokmon
home·? NoL dad: "Whrn I rct.in'd
from the nnny," he said emphati
cally, ··r retired !rom cooking:" -Pork Bl
In Dis'll
1'hc.) dld 1 t asnln.
J SC'• batthn.& clndt r
th purl l•IOt'kS 'lhrt•tt
Fix'a P10ill! 'I'll n 1ccond
t on. 'I ht V 1ks, und1:j
\'e r, d •d xo 111 cupt
l•l trtct 2 N1' lA 1111lCk
ulf'ot lnsl S11tunln)' 01
Hall
LC LOST to .Put tlan(
tht &CCOnd limo uua St
0111) h\ o blcmlshl•a nn
full seDS<•n--nnd wos
r; DIStrict 2 kingpins
llftunoon At:tuolty th
wot close up to thl· enJ
me dc>11th p.ud off in
nuh:.
Rolph f), \'I ' cnntye
t!d oft waUl four pltlo
C\ c-nt to \\ I'Clp 11 up. 'l
compiled lOH points
to LC'• runnt•t -up 87
Other scort•: Ltnfu:ld, 4
30, Willnmcltc 1'1: 0(
f oc {l
Top J>Oanl Ci!ltcr tor 1
nnd hlo<'k wr.a t;. lc
Gibt>rson akunrutxl I<
hoth hurdlt!ll an 15.5
•rhr P11mcot'1 nlmost
tht: fcnt that !IGW't'd
ln cnrrvlne them to on
ft'l\'1100 llllck \'tClbl")•
of both hurdles. \l.IC
high~ Lui dropped t
aho\\ Inc m the lows.
Rod Vt nnllhon ncor
hil new sehool record
tht qunrt r mile but ht
for 1 50.1 111 wmmng,
dr-on, c\.· Pa(!ne<".r p<
oorcd 12-6 to win thl
OTHER :MRSTS en
du:cus ond rdny Ccc
who wlll rep en\ 1
nntaonols, threw the d
und the Pkmccr :n In
R ndtr, Robinson, I
\'crrnllhon t~•Ul't'd th
II• '6 9
The Pwn('cr tlunclu• Pago Six THE PIONEER LOC Thunday. June 16,
J.C Conlers 197 Degrees al Ceremony
On 11 trndluonnl ouldOI.)r stage
with Mt. Hood on lhc bnckdrop
l03 aludents cwd tour rchctoua
nnd ~;l\'11" lenders rccCIVld decroc.,
Sundny, June li
Dr. Hohert E.llfott Filch, ~'>pcok
c_r nl the 03nJ l'Onunl'uccment,
stalult.'d lhl cnu:Jun11nc dnM na
---k-------------------Syrian Patriarch
Jn Processional
Pairlareh lgnotiua Yocob Ill.
who r&'coi•od on honorlli'Y doctor
of cli•in11y dogreo, lookoc! as if
ho had ateppod out ot a pogo of
tho Bible. Marching ot the head
of tho processional wllh Prcsldont
OdelL he woro n black. acarlol·
lined capl!. :two lewelC!d medal·
lloru and a crucifix on h.avy gold
cbalns and a black turban. Hg
carrlod the gold and ebony staff
of his oUlce.
Ho U; on o tour of newly tt1'9an·
h:od Syrian Orthodox church~
in 1hU country as guost of Jho
United Pret.byterian church~,. He
is tho 12bt patriarch . inco Sf.
PviGr ,osfo.bllahod tho c h u r c h
oround 40 A.D.
Hill Holineu ir; a lcholu of
chul'c:b history and o.n export
linguut u well u aplritual leader
of •· All tho East" and a mlUion
moro "heathen Hlndua" in Jndla.
His chtUch ia eking mcmbor
ahip in the World Council of
Chun:hu.
-·-------·-------------~··· -··-Seminars on Schedule
Of Dr. Throckmorton
Or. Arthur Throckmorton, hena
o1 ·the history department. hllll
plncmNt n busy Bummer that will
tttke him !rom coo.st to coast b.._
t:\\ ccn June and Augu.sl. During
his nbe nn! Miss Kim Tousley, '58,
is lNI•·hing 6Ummcr history l.'(!Urs
cs. "nr1 unl>cat gcncnttion," w111d1 he
snlcl ts chornctcrtted by "n readi·
nc~.s to fiC'ttpt rcspunstbality ••.
o nt" ottllude townrd succi.'SS
bn ~ u Ml uccnsional defeats . • •
rottrftf.o.; 1L1 hcs' ~~ C'On,·ktions .••
willtncncss lv stick its tu:ck out
nnd rnrtl(l.' C(tmmt mc:mts .•• "t .,
Dr l<'ltch ia dNltl nf F'actfit•
St'hool 11f Heligion n~ Bcrkt!lcy,
t 'nhf., vml wos formerly n ml'm
bcr ()f the Ioculty nt Pttcillc
U nh rrslty.
1\!\ his fmol &pptoarnncc in the
roll:' o! president, Dr. Morgan S.
C)jloll t..'On(errcd the degr,'es. Hon
ornry dodur uf divinity degrees
went to Hts Holiness IgnntJus
Yncob Ill, pnll larch of thl:! Syrian
Orthodox Church, nnd to lhc Rc\'
IJonnld J. Peterson. minister of
l .. nkt• Cro"" Prcsbyt\.'rian Church,
nnd honorary dol'tor of lows dc
grc-c to Trumnn Collins. Portland
indu5LI'inllsl, and Winslon D. Pur
vane, din·ctor of Oregun Techni
cal lnslltut~. Klamnlh Fnlls. Both
Peterson nnd Purvinc arc gTndu
nlf'.S ol the colll•ge. T. Collins W. D. Purvino
Acad<'mll' degr~t "wtth hon
ors" Wl'nt to 14 'Students ot the
s~nior cl:u;s. Thuy were:
SUMMA CUM LAUDE -Paul Ulldll'lur (If tlftS in Sul'iOiogy.
MAGNA CUM LAUDE- E1Icen
Mnrkson, bodtt'lor of rtrls in (oa
cign lnncungc; J h n t• t t c Ross
--------------·----------------------Dr. Odell Honored
WillamoUo UnivenUy con·
ferred an honorary doctor of
d1vmUy on Preaident Odell aJ
iia baccalaureate sonicos in
Salem. May 29. At.o honored
was President Milo C. Ross
of Goorgo Fox College, who
received a doctor of humane
loUora degree, Dr. Odell was
honored ):)y Occidental Col·
lege. hit alma mator. in 1945
1-'l'lshN·, bachelor o.! music; P~ul and by WhJ.tman Colloge in
Knoll, bachelor of arts In for~tgn 19SO.
lrmgungcs, and Kntherino Starr, ••• -----...... __ ,.,_
Synod to Hear New LC President
John R. Howard, prcsidcnt
ell'Ct of Lewis nnd Clark, win be
one of sc,·ernl out-of-town spcak
t.•rs nt the nununl meeting of the
Synod of Or~gon on the campus
June 20 through 23.
Howard will share the platform
cnrly Tuesdny morning with Dr,
Wlllinm C. Jones of the Unh·cr
sity of Or('gon. They will speak
to the program theme: "Tile
Church's Role in Higher Educa~
rlon." They wtU speak agnln nt
I 0 n.m on n panel of sL-.. church.
rollegl' nmJ seminary ltnder. on
the !lnmt~ topic. Doth nrc front Philadelphia.
President and :Mrs. Morgan S.
Odell will be guests of honor at
a dinner nt 6 p.m. Tuesday in
Templeton Hall.
The Rev, J. Dwight Russell,
Portland, is moderator of the
synod. Rit;hlc, bacht>ICJr of urls m rt!lt
gion; Gilbert Shibley, bachelor
rut;; in bi(IIOgy, and Mt~ry Wcblber
bachelor I 1rts m religion.
CUM LAUDE-M orylee
'l,fe \dow.. b.lchelor of science
B.A.: Jencan Mills, bachelor
science in B.A.; Jo Ann Vnnc~l' ,
bachelor of arts in biology;
Vmcenl, bachelor of nrts an ~"'""'
tical science: Carol Jenn
over, bachelor of art. m hiotu, ...
m an indepcnd~nt honor. ~uu"
program, and Jack W sll i n m
bachelor of science in chemistry XVIII
SALEM FOLK
Da.z1co Camp on toq
ere Mrs. Loti
ew Pre
Senior Convoca
Honors '60 Grat
I C<l n tin \u.:d from 1
C.~uly, June F~by ond o, From Junt.e 111 to 24 01'. Throck
mt•rtCin will n:prC'.St'nt tlu: college
nnd 1hc OEA nt till' nntionnl
TF.PS meeting in Snn Diego. l<'lom
svuther n Collromla he will ml•\'l'l
tJP the coast to Bcrkcl(ly !or n
Dnnforth Summer Scmlnut· on
•·('Ju-lstion Pt'rspccll\'C in Colle.sc
Tcocrun~;." June 27 to Ju*' 8 lie
will S.(X'nd thl' next rlvc weeks
with hls wife nnd so:n "'l.s1ting
J ·lttth·cs in North Corollno. Other k~r .speakers during the
thrf'~,dny scs!lion of Oregon Prcs
b~·tcrions will be Dr. J o b n
'l'hompson Peters. sccr~tnTy or
the departml'nt of stewardship
nnd promClUon of the General
Co u n c i J Qf the P.rt.>sbytcrian
Church, and Dr. William A. Mor
rison. general 5f;lcrctary of the
Board of Chri~tian Education . Eyes Examined Contact lenses f values for doluu,
J'OIItc~:c and lhc ch1JJ
He snid the
• thlcue~-Ed Davit
c.lJ Fblr, Rogl'_r F.1
Camero. Larry Gro\'C
der, C<'Cil Sp ncer
ShrOck. lk-clptcnt or
uoph) \\ o.s Jnc.k Abdl ln lntc August he will no to
Cnmp Mtnlwnnco, Mich., to n
meding ar D.:mforth t('ochcrs as
lender of n scMion on &Oclal
sclenco. On ~pt. 11 he will For Rent.
l -Bedroom Furnished
Aputment
Adjoining LC Campus
Avnilnblc till Sept. 15
Call NE 6-4!81 P'n;wu honored fo.r
tud nt body acth.•l
Mt 1\tDJOri Fcsse.n~ crvc ns commentator uf the
Pacific C0t1st brnnch meeting or
the ~\mcricnn Hi~torical Assn, in
Scuttle. 0691 S W. Palatine Hill Road
d\'t r. Bnrry Bol
Shuu r, l..a!T)· Short,
111i s, 1\nlJ Ar-k£>r, £ra
t n ~CllTI Nancy
Ch tl Mt'Gmaus, Jt:
Don Hoclaun, Tom v~·n
Aun~: De\\ unu
Th1.. ~l'HIOl' cl ~: pr~: cntL-d o
gtft rJ $11§ to tlu K\ n~" 1 fund,
1 '<JU nang thnt It tw u~d for
tab !')' book1. nd $3 per m m·
,\ at pll-d,r, for fl\ e > t u-s
th C'h U\_ni\. Drt\
FOR RENT
fo u 1 II Hou t
N r C<tlleg
$50 Mo. Available June 10
CH 4·2631 -·--publll opiOil>f\"1 and reaching h
Crt'al~r uwubcr ui st\tdcnts nml
tcncltcra. Bcang there but a &hort
ltmc a-cmorks rnodc count more
She nad lhllt when ndJustlcat·
nJ,£ the Judg" mUirt bst\.'n do ely
to ('\'tn y nol~e and Jlhrns ' nnd gl\·c
eonstaucla\'\J &dl•ns for ln'I.Pl'O\ c-
Rec1tal Rescheduled
JflDII." BJ('rk< who M ,. 15
recal4Al wot c nc llt'd lKcau.sc of
.illrtc .ot, bus re-schedul d h lor
Frad '• M y 27, nt 8 p m an
E\'\lnJ. Tbt rr h tS l>et>_n no dum l'
w ht>r progrom
Bed Booste.. D .. ive-ln
- -{)pen 24 Hours-
next to Fred Meyers
on BARBUR BLVD.
Phon. CH 6-3321 I
•
Pack up >our phone
all Cnr1 Cre\ CA
S.il21 Dr. Larry Semlar
• Optometrist
4835 S. W. 76th AYenue
Raleigh Hila Shopping Center
Portland 2S. Oregon Phone CYpress 2·3689
Readinq Enhancement lenses Duplicated
-$200 \..H-- y ..
S365
. . . a Carl Greve Diamond ring
to light all of "her" new life to be
$~30 · S378.50
Take a Year to Pay
No Jn!ereaJI No
Carrying Cbarg11l