Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 19, Number 28
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1961-06-01
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Dr. Odell Accepts
University Post
In Cairo, Egypt
Dr Mon1nn Odell, prcJiden t·
emerftuJ, b a mnn of many tlllt'3
-hl1 nt west.. i)(>.nn of Admlnls·
trohon or J\mc_rkan Uni\'Cf'lltty in
C.lro, E£) pt. ns of 5<-pt 1.
Dr nnd Mrs Odell are due
baek In Pon!Jind, Au.: ~. rompl••·
tlng thl!lr round the-world tour
that bc:nnn In Lo Angclr..s hast
September
The "~'" dcnn wall Ia<: \\ <>rkmn
with has old trlend, Dr Raymond
1\tcChun, pr• ldl!llt of th" unln•r·
IIIW !IInce 11155 Dr lltcCioan, n
nadu:ttc ••I Cohunblu Uni\'Crtlly,
hbd ~L·n n minu.lc• and. colll•lJc
pr.-,ldl nt lu•foro ~crvln11 from
I~ISI to 11154 llS (;cnernl dlrcctoo
of lhc Cnmmi.Jition on lltgho'r EcJ.
ucntlnn for the Nauonol Coundl
of Churrh
Amcrh.-an U nl \' (' r a I t y was
rounded tiS a nondrnonunllltonal
m"ltutton in 1!119 It hns a Inc:·
ult) of some ~ and n student
body of 7:10 Thltt)' acres ncnr
the pyrnmlds hove b en oddcd
to It& slx·acrc cnmpu., in the c:lty,
whtc:h lS the prlneapal c• ntcr for
rullurnl proRnuru In Cairo. Eng·
l!Jh ls wught in most cliWCS, Am·
blc ln D fc\\, on I he semester
plnn
The una\ cralty has divisions of
un!lcrgrtoduatt• tarl.l ond ICJcnc:es,
~ucollon. nrnduntc work nnd or
Iental studio~ and IOCIIII fCSI:!llrth
Harvard Sessions Call
President Howard East
Pr~ 1Jdcnt nnd Mr John How
ard will lenvl' 111ondh)' noon June
19, for Boston to nttend thl '':\'•
cnth nnnual Pr~ >ldt'nl! Institute,
Junr 20 to 2.8, ~~ Horvlltd Unl·
\'Cf'llt)'.
Atlrndoncc nt the IIUlllutc,
which IS co-aporuoi'Cd b)' the
Carncgh.! Foundation nnd the
Jtorvard Croduotc School of Bus
mess, ls by ln,·ttat(on to somt' 3<4
new collc&:c prcsldcnt.a nnd tht·u
wh cs of both private nnd tllt~
uutitutlons
nw tc:mlnor type procram based
on c:DIC tnudlcs "111 feature such
problema na c:urrlculum, llnon·
c1nc nnd olhcra which c:hallo:ne~
the new prcsadt•nta f..nclt C\'Cnlng
the parllc:Jplln\J wIll hear talkl
by lcndrng t-duCllto~ nnd cxpcr
knrcd pn-sldcnt&
The cruht·dhy session wlll m·
c:lu-lll mt•f'!lnll$ tor the WIVI$
Th<:JJ> JHol(rums wall be (lt•nrcd
lQ thll&pl'dlll problums th,·y race
In the t:oll~•ge ,'OmmunUy. •
Volume XIX Portland, Or~on, Thurtday, Juno 15 1961 Numbclr 211
Dr. Turner New Dean of Women
Dr. Turnor Former Professor Fills
Coed Adviser Position
P " d nt John HOY. ard I oa an•
n n < d \he nppoanlnl• nt or Dr
H.-I Tumcr d t1 ot wo
men to un ed Or Fr"''\lrlli C
llarlzlc1d, \ I m de 11
nt to the pn· ld~nt corllcr thlt
\t! r
Or Turner wIll lie ro•tumlnt
or July I to r mll r urrount'·
n but \\all n v. n p<Jnaiballtl
aJ dlro ettJT or womr n'• dnrm1t·
or nnd o llll 11ellviU and In
c:t~umultn • Sh~ w 11 ml'mbcr
or the ! culty frorn 1047 to 1!!59
Psychologists Open Testing Clinic t1 m mbcr af the cduc:atlon
and hc31Ut nnd ph)'l.lcol C'dua·
t on dcpnrtmcnta. f"qr thu p at
two )ICllnl ahc hlls been director
of pro.fcnianal sen Ices lot" l.hc
OEA Dr \'olney F ·1-a rn,an of
the psychology department.. hn
announcad plana !or o summer
school In rollccc prepnrntory ~er
vf~ for fi-ccnt high school grod·
ualcs nt 1234 X W 251h A\ e
ll will be slmUnr to o apc<:inl
prvnnun operated ln1t summer on
the campua.
Dr. Fnw wJII be 11$S0<"1Dtcd as
CO·dircclor with Dr Fred Aston,
r<'lldlng sp,•dnhst nnd din.:ctor
of thr Portland PsychologlCIII ln.
htute IUld Readme l..oborntory .
They wlll open nn tnlcnalvc test•
ang·TcmL-dlnl pro~~:rnm ·~pt•c:lnllY
far low•nclucvcrs With ability CJn
June 26. It will contlnue thrvuvh
Auc. 18, 8 11m. to 4 p.m. dally
Poor hiRh school !lchac\'Cment
mc11na a sub C!Qucnt waste of \'O!l
manpower resources. according
to Dr. F'aw.
~u we can save the 'late bloom.
CI1t ond guide them Into select·
1ng o proper C'OUcgc," Dr. fow
explnlncd, Nwc think mnoy IIIU·
denll wall be able to da~clop
their lah•n• 'lbiliUes."
Mayor Reappoints Prof
D1 Clo d , c.. t.nfson, social.
oty bend, has been rcappomt<'CI
by :>toyor TciT)' Shrunk to the
Portland Commlulo n on lntcr
croup Rclnlloru, for nnoth~r throe
yenr term The group luvClU·
Knies uuUinc:ca of lnt~·rgroup ten·
11on nnd hostlllt\ and db;c:rlminn·
tlon :agninst minorat)' r11clal or r•
lig!oua liTUups.
" 6 'l I n coopernuon with ad
nil loiU offu:c,. t C\ cral col
Ic(: , Will prav d pi rorr:cnt
ervlc:c to n.. cr llud nts l " rd
' collc,;c if Uac)' prcn c 1 col·
lctc lnllt ri I" or IO\Io'Urd SUII·
able job,
Th~ progmrn \\Ill nbo be vaU·
obi~ to rolle e ttudt.n\IJ who are
nunklnll lice \1] of puor tudy
hoba\J or lock of rending sknJ
Dr Fnw' rt:cent rc-;carch In lhc
flcld of colic c ochlcvi!JJicnt -
" IICclllll) m the oro •• ol devd
opm• ntnl rcadlnr;, tMlan,; and
teaching tcc:hn1qu hn. 1tlrnc:·
1\'<l confirtcmblc ntlcnllon or fi.
nnnuinl fouodutJons He 1pcnt a
:>car of po: t.doctornl dtudy nt
tho• Unh .rlst~ of ChiC'~iO on a
grnnt trom the f'und for Advance·
mcnt of Edueati•Hl.
Dr Aston \\O~ formerly ns,:we.
Ill lt-d \\ ith the Uni\"CTSity of Ore
liDO Rc:~din Cltnlc. Dr Turner I 11 (tnlduatl' of
Our Lady of the l.A.ke Coli I':C tn
T H.A Southwest Tuu
S t Colle e M.A., Unl\'eralty of
AruoM L L B nd Ore on Suac
Unl\"C~It), ED She lS m mbcr
uf the bar rn both Arh:ona and
Oregon and 1 rozu1JII!l'Cd nn IIU·
thorlt)' on tc:bool Jaw
She u cxecuu~ <l<!~tacy of
th1· Orcgou Anot:al.lllon tor Blab·
cr Education and cdllor of the
Ulcher Educuuon Quarterly, c:t~n·
rulumt for lh state C'OmmJitc
on teacher edUClltlon nnd proCM
slonul tandnrds, .md the sUite
committe<' on teacher t!!rllfiCO·
liOn, AAUP nnd the Go\ctllor'&
Confert!llc:c on Children
She hJU four tc,onngc children
tw~n d!lughlcn and l\1.0 bo)"'.
The oldest, 8111. hilS just c:om·
plcu ~man ) c r ot l.C.
Dance Drama Expert Dates Classes
An lnten11111 n II~ k no" n dramn rar cl m ntllrl tcachen
tc c:hcr, uthor nnd IL'cturcr on
alil!le mo~ rmcnl nnd d nee drtlJtUl
\\ lU be ot Lc\\ lS ond Clark to
olf r thret' \1: orkthop cl J ul~
24-Au • 11
Sh~ Ia Dr Juana dt: Laban ll
rnl'mbc:r f th drnm t cull\ t
BD> lor Unl~ cmt) nt \\'pt() Tllx·
ns Her \In • ' Ill tndudc a
mornmg on In ere tl\ d:ancc
drumll !or ti'CIUICt !12 to 20),
an nftemUQn workshup In donetl nnd nn cv nmc c:ou~ lD staac
mo~cmcn\ fur )Oung odul\J
All cl~ \\ill rnc<!t on n Man·
day, W<'CinCJdlly f'nd!l.) chcdulc
tn Fir Acres Tl e:~tcr Colle£c
credit will be 11\'Dllllbl BcCll~
each cl will be limited to 20
nudcnts, Dr Clifford llom.nr.
dullrmllll o! the drnmo dCJWrl·
menl., Utfcs c:arl) rtgb'trnhon 111:!
~m be ln hiS ofhcc alter Jul)' 1
Unul Lhcn calla mould GO to tho •
THE PIONEER l.OC Thundey Junt IS. 19111 Thl
•
l~ ·t to ~Olbt'lCIU'C lonor-
COJ:t«m of lhe Stud~.:nt S n \c for the HlG1-J!l6.
ll b;_ the r'e\'Uiion 01 the ASLC CUI\SUtutiOJl nn
'-~··~r t m Both Items h \'<' come up pcrhxhc-
u dunn~ lh!! past 18 c rs. Th ~n Uluh n
n 1960. Although numcrou tudlt! nd mr-
n r t ms h " lx.'Cn rled b ant r'C cd
m has nt'' cr been doJill'd t l..c\\ ~nd
port nUUcd 'FoundaU ns 1or nn H nor S.> tcm :\t
B ch. ASLC pres:td<'nt, c>bs<'n't'd t.h ' the hrsl
·"--·~n SiUecessful honor~ it rn th l of cdu un,g
t b.Jd\ to u.s des1tub1hl.> and th n to lh" nccpl..'l
.. uch a f.) tern Bench '11:'\II"S th ~ tern ns n
IU OlSl red program With 110 anti.' I fcrencc from f c-
1. 1 f!i ~lthough he would '' nnt udmmlslr:~·
U\l.' pprm-nl oi '' hntc~;er ' tcm l$ to lK' s.ct up All '1 Ia tors
ul JUd l'd b\· nn nll tudent dlsetplmnl) bonrd
B pomtro ut Utat n SUcttSl ful S\Stem would d('pend
,.,... •. th pc n mtcgn\\ of tht' mdh ldunt m hnrmon:o.· '~ lth
czvo'nl CC('p Ill'(! and upon the andl\'Jdunl's cceptnnC(' of re
~'-'lL::Jb ht { r 1S own ac:uons and to has fcllow Hl' b IIC'\
t m '~ uld flounsh best m n c.llm te Ul v1nh:d
nd that there must be est bhshcd a con-
llnun t year
1 \6'1lrnrnt thnl ~ It case wtU1 the cst.nb-
th b n r • ;stem B c:h sa1d, IS perhnps wtn·
t but 1 ng the \\a)
Ul't' r tabhshtng the S\Sl m \\OUld begm \\,tll o111
n h :x stms campus cmJrOrun~t b commit
eel b> cl!mrman u bo \\ ould be n )uruor to tnsu n
Qu n tres would go to both studcn nd faculty
. ..-... d ep \\auld be a Ur\"C\'-stud\ of types and d~
... ., .. ur terns ot other ansutuuons
Th rd t p would be tcntDU\ c npproval of a trml plan
uo nt overnmrnt. Th stud nt boch , \\ h 1
u d ' e h after a "pilot "or expcrlm~.:nllll lest of lh
p t m had been run
h 7ht' core for an honor ystcm cventunlly bents
d n l:X1\ffilnDtlon o! the nttltudcs of college students.
n biut of nn honor .system t:;tnnot be C..'(\11 ld('l cd wlth-
ren t th tot.-11 scheme of crunpus life B\ merely
n ppcal c:u-honor to pply only to c:heatan , nc for
t th fact 1"5 conmbuun.c to the pre\ lent"C or c:hC'almg
""'p t w n IDl\J nlJ aspects of campu ille. It mny
taJi:l' m ths { plnnnlnr. and years to perlcct but the JUStt!
' pur f an honor svstc.m make J1 scmn \~orlh-
pte f r honor at LC ecrru to urn up the caller. '
'""~ f r bwldm men nnd ''am n r c.hurnct r u ho wIll
1 \ d UJc. t mptnllon nd the hn7.ard f
tm1r bu' t assum stronl! leaderslup
College ReOectinq Pool [n Gym wear Catalog
p n m the Other c:mnpuscs pu.·turcd nrc
G 1ml 01 a~og. Llnfi ld CoU~ c Uns\'crsliY of
ude 8 ~troH. G co r c PcppcrdJne.
WOTtburg C Uc Alabnmo Cot.
L "'~J! pool North LouiJIIlna Stnte
n,_,_.. wed as Unl~(rslt~ of Pua:ct Sound B~
rnln,r fOT \-arlOUJ eta Coli c Ntopro Unlvcrdty,
nd 'POtt Hop Coli e nnd lllln'Ot St.at.c
Normal Unhtm~it~ --
Chuck and Barbara Jenkins Report
On Work in Isolated Alaska Villaqe
I\. en Chnrles l~nurkl Jt n ll .
ftcppcd o1r an AlllSkn Alrhnes
pilUle In Se.atUt> wt monU\ '1\ lth
be: r cub uodor C!ICh nnn, he
w n ct by tde\•&S!On cnmcnas
nnd alrllnca photos:raph~
J en klru hns pr6Cn t cd the l wo •
monU1-old 'Oun&~ters. who met
c1~ n~uon so suddcnl)·. to the
Portland zoo He found th1• cud·
db blue1•fllt"ed t;I.Acsl'r c:ub!!. which
ctlcd like hurn~~n babies, on n
be r hunt with an lndlnn nulde
on RUJSt'll Fjoni ncnr Yakutat
Th • hnd ju.t Qrn!!rtrcd from tu
bcrnauon with their mother. They
III'L' a Cnlrlv Tnrt' type of black
b<; r nnd rc vnlucod llt $1000 in
':roo trndlng.''
In Ynkuua ChUdt ia known as
lt<!\cmnd Jenkin" n lltlo :~ppro
praatc Cor the poSition be hos beld
lnet' hls !;rlldunuon from San
Francisco Thoolog1eal Seminary
n 1959 He ts p:~stor of a smoll
rntnlon church, \'hleh was es
t blashcd tn JII..QO by a Luthltrfln
Co~cnant GJ'OUP and Which has
a membership no\~ ot 75, alm~t
double the nwnb<lr whith gt'fftcd <hc Jenk , , l\\ o )'Clltl nr.n
Chuck lJ 11551Jicd by his wUr,
&rhana (f'lloor) '117
\'nlrutDl, altuat<!d hntrwo) 1><-
h' ron Anchorn~:o and Jum•Au, Is
a \'illO£c c•f 200 p<.!rwns In win·
tcr Mnny of the nulh ! oollO\'(!
thut tlar nu Inn• hod no rlt:ht
to crll Alo len to th~ US nnd nrn
II! till "orkltlll on tho po$11ablllty
of aomc money paynumt for their
ltnd
ln lh,.. summer of I!HiB the
young roupl<! 1511rnploo for north
em lire obonm the P~b)·tcrian
mission boat, "~' V l'rmec·llnll"
They ''cr.., In Chothom C••r o 10-
clny thurc.h srhool progrnm for
nolhc chUcln-n when Alnsku be·
earn.• thr oi!Hh stole. Th•· younc
ad\'CIItlltclll liked th~ (l(!OJJlll and
the r11:ors or frontier lifo nnd
hoped to return to Yakutat In
nnotbr.r ) cur if the t:hurch allll
n~'«<t!d a lcndt'.r
Thll Is the first trip out In two
;)cnrs After their two month fur·
Iough for Chuck to attend church
seminars, the) will return os o
Mthtc<!liome alncc the 11 rrh'fll of
their first child last "~k
I Summer Serv1ce Jobs Beckon 5 Stud-en~
Tnrcc L... t<~JUll. -· __
thiS aummcr m 'oluntcer scrvf('(.!
Jobs in vartous areas or the U s
and Mexico.
Whlln lnsl seen, Bob Wilson,
ophomorc, wu blcycllns home
to Palo Alto, Call(., bcrore loin
Inc :a student from Portland State
nnd one !rorn R~'("(! College for o
Iii!\ <:n•\1 C1!k lntcrdcnomlnnuonal
pro)ect In Mexico Cnlkod 'Uni·
dnd de los Amlgos," lhe program
i ponsorcd by the Ameocnn
Friends Se.rvl~ Conunlttoc.
Bob \\HI be IU!taoncd in Tcpc
Utlnl, Tlaxc::~ln. a town ol '100
fllm.llles at 110 clcvntlon of 7000
teet 100 nulcs west of Mexico
Cuy He Is one o1 somo 100 vol
untccn ~<!d to tsvc com
munity crucc projects m Mex
too The members or each group
\\Ill live \O£t:lhcr and shnre nll
ll!SPOnslbihUes of the program
ltllinu;al lnbor, pubHc health, rec·
rc:auon and otl1cr work deuills
Al th end of the ~ton 11 pu
liCipanll "til attend o.n cvalua·
U n oon!cn:ncc ln Mexico City
Jo Gulley, 1unlor, ldt carher
Uw wce,k tor Lou•svillc, Ky., to
WDlk I n n UGN·Communlty
Chc t•.M(.'\hoditt Church-tponsor
·~ community proJe<:l unlll Auc.
(l Sill' Will ,•rv•· u crunp coun· •• r -nCI ~tenront d1rcctor 10r
tecnoccra in on mtcnmtcd comp
progrnm
From Auc tG to 2S ahc wall
be tn Ann Arbor, M1ch, to lit•
lend the Notionnl Council of tht•
F.cumenlcnl Youth t\c<'mbly.
\'lrgln111 Kibbe, 6cnlnr, wlll
crou the bay from h<!r home in
Onklond to wo1k In on urban ~
dt•\'elopm .. nt proJtt 1 m Snn Pmn.
clsC'O under lhe dU"«:'c-tton of thr
Board of Nouonnl Missions of
U1e Prcsb) lcnnn Church
'l'\' o other studt•nta -tcnlor
Dolores W Jlc, nr.d )unior Louise
Dennis-lc"Jt lost wc.<ckcnd ror S~'
ntllc to pnrUclpnc.c In thl' Sum
m• r Work-Study Progrnm spon
torccl by th• IIOclolo£) deport
ment ol tht' Unlvcruty o! W"sh
lnglon The 10•\'f'Ck program \\Ill
do:41 With ju\ cnll<! dchnquenta,
mt.!lltnlly retarded chiltircn or
m(·ntalJu Ill h.l'lll ---·--
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u£1~ tr ~tUI n Thursday , June 15, 1911 THt: PIONC:l.A LOC
Logging Expert Heads Trustees
D:r Cay J nLin..
Wh•'.JI 1: •c n "rot( nbout the
l'O (lt:ll h 1 In lito, he mu t
h \'C bt:t n think In \rout ~w
nd Clllrk n tl retirement
or uch n vnlu \: 1 .. d tnu
tce l"lo<llrm 11 C rnh m Gn wuld
And th" JU~cq~o nt n of n
other edu tiona! ••t In Ed·
\\nrd P Stamrn hi Nrxc or
Stnmm Join d th tru§k In
IO!itl and h ' rvod chatnnan
of tl < WA) and me ru cornmll•
tCi'
Hom In Pill bur1• hi' I b c vll
t:nl!lnCCMfll Rl tluntC! or OhiO
Nothern Untvcnrih lfr hegon his
:10 ~ • r nuO<"IUttun ''alii the
Crown Zt llcrhlll.'k Corp, In tho
lnte 20'~ Wht•n he rNan:d In 1{157, dt Ills noh•worthy uchlove
h< \HI! \'lee pre1ld••111 nr North- mt n~ lnclud~ not only design and
W't' 1 'l'inobcr Opc•mtlon He nnw d vclopmcnt .,r 5p~;cial m.tlchtncry
CJ'\ •' n 11 npcclnl coauullnnt on for lor,glng opomUoru nnd rond
forestry nnd lnnd use con~trudlon but also fnr•Iahtcd
StAmm hilS been o nnhonnl utllfzutlon or fore 1 ~~~r~s. rc·
le:~dcr an progn; VC! for t man foreJ~tntlon pronroms ond lntcn.
m "'' Cor more than Utro.• dr uppri!S.'IIon projccl3. --~------~~~~~~~
Poopk IJ~ .-,al./zw; IJ6oui ...
Mrs. Harcourt, Coeds Off lo Hawaii
M 111 Esther Hnrcourt wtU d"·
port !rom Porllllnd lntematlorml
airport June 23 vln Pnn Am to
I d I er annUAl study tour In
HuwniL Wllh her wUI oo 12 coeds
\\ ho Will 1tudy for IIX WCi'Q Ot
the VniH!Milt> of Hawnll and vn·
ct~tlon 11 Walkakl
Thost> ~:olnr, h'Om LC arc Ctu'O·
I) n B:ln , Anltn Dltkty, N11ncy
F'ord, Lind:~ Go>·lor\1, Ponlda Me.
Nllb nnd Shnron Trunx. .ch J1m Hackman. '61, wnJ
mnrrkd to DIDne Rutchlnson of
Portland on June 3 Palaun<!
1\tnnor was lhc scene of tho mar
rllll;c of JoAnn Knd<!ll to !-'loyd
Wcn\·cr, both 'Iii, on the same
dnt~ . He " on ot lh fl t w d
\ Qt:al th Amc n Trrc F nn
atcna, \\hi h y, &lllrtcd In 11!41
In Wndaln~thm tho K~p
Gl"'.'('n• progran and the Indus
In I For• ll)' A
Llk<' Abou Ben Adhem hi
nam lr d nil the r. l" 111 M•
uon I nd nonh"' t f rcstr) or·
llllrtlmllom II vt~ pr IdeM
o( lh AmcrlMUl Fare try Aim ,
nnd n member of W tmlnaner
Preib)'lt rlnn Church Chombcr of
Comm• rcc nnd numcruu' dly
clubs
In 1•58 ho w11 on(! of 11 rovcn·
rnnn l•'nm or Ccnutul'll aulo ctcd
hy a he Stnto n p.~rtm nl to Jpend
11 tnonlh In RuuiD n1 oUldnl
!lUC Ia or thl1 Sovul Union lo in·
e~ct thu Industry th• rc
Mr nnd Mn StAmm rttumcti
In time (or cnmrn~ n«mcnl thlJ
month from their third trap tD
AustrnllD and Nuw Zeoland,
whtli'C Stnmm 1a • S!l('CiJIUy inkr·
rstcd In tree tnrm proJecllt The
Stnmms hove three IOru-Don or
Portland CLC '51), Paul ln Cor
vallta nnd Ed In &lsc ldllbo -
and c~ en r.rnndchaldren
OUwr trustc officers nrc Rob
crt B P •mplln, Ccorgrn·P.1cl!lc
C(Jrp, nnd f'rnnk E McCoJ11D,
Oregon Portland Cement Co vice
rh trmen: Harry Vlnc, Huklru
and ~II CPA firm, c~w.ry, and
David E. Abmlun, U S NnUonal
Bank, ti'CJlsurer.
Nnmi!S of fl\ c ncrw mmntM-.ns o!
the bonrd \\all be pre "nh:d fur
l'Onhnnatlon by thto Synod o!
Oregon at 11.3 June 10·2Z mccUng
on tho rampull Pago ThrH
History Graduates
ead With Honors
Fu-st to roocl\ lhl'lr degr
ot Juno 1 commrn ml'nt en
13 vnlonr \1. ho eomple\M \Mir
r ur r pro arm Jth hnn
on. n~ wer In h tary H41b·
• t honor or aumm cum laud,.
w nt to El In!! Joy Glovk ~
White Salmon, Wuh who com
plcted her B A In hlltcry In the
lradcP! ndcnt honor~ study pro
&ram.
Tho c JITIIdUIItln mognn cul"l
lnudt \\ cre Melva Swn Gobbatd,
Medford, B A In hilt ry, nnd
Wlnlfred MIITY Shibley, F.ltarndo,
B A In foreign lnnnunc
Cum lnudo honom Wrnt to Jane
~ t\nd"rzon. Portlnnd, DA. In
foreagn IAnguDgl'!!, Mart.hn Ell:r.a
h«!th Bnrkl't, S.OJUide. B A m mu·
s c nnd JX)cholo~t;Y; Sandro CIDpp,
Oswego. B.S In clcmcnto.ry cdu·
c-atlon; Maryellen llfcClca!')'
Fleck, Dalln.s, B.A ln English;
Lawronec Broola Fogdnll OJWe.
IJO B A. In phyrlc:s IU1d malhe
motlcs, Dollnfl Gil)' Long Coos
&y, B A lD hc:tlth and P E, John
Wilson Loy, S4lt l..nkc City, D S.
ln health and pbys en! cducnUon
in lndejXDdcnl honor~ Jtudy, Ed·
\~ard Gnr')· Mll!.lhoff, Malwauloc.
B.A. 1D busln~ l.ldmW.tratian,
Marcin Kn) Mcl.c111, 1\gnrd, D.A
In hlttory and LIUT)' D~ Scott,
West Linn. B.S 1n psycholos;)
At 11 brief ttrcmony IollowtOJ:
the COmm<'nccmcnt pror.nun Rob·
crt Brooks, physlc:s mnjor from
Sidney, Mont wa cornmwumcd
a 2nd Lleutcunn 1 ln the U S
ManDl! Corps.
• • •
Tho llbrnry ~loH nnd D~un
Lewas Thoycr wcro• c•ntQl'tnm•~
on June 7 nt o dmncr an honor
of Mnr Ruth McAfee al th!.! homr
of Dr ond Mt'S Lnurcnc Tom·
IInson Tho llbrnry nroup prc-.W.nda Amold, '60, wos married
to Donnld Hines ot Porlland on
Juno 10, nnd Jnnct Vaughan, '60,
become Mrs. Gary Baker, 'GI, on
June 11 In Hobb!, New Mexico.
Mnr) Wi.'bbcr nnd Dale Patrick,
'60 Wl'l'e l'llllrricd •• t nu curly
«rcmony In Palntlne Manor on
June 10 Four Receive Honorary Degrees
l'nt<XI nn elcctrac rotusenc to
Mn McAC.._-c, who has retired
{rom her po~ution II$ pcraodicnl
labtarlan o1tcr 10 l'l!llnl of rvlcc
• • •
New prwdcnt of the c:unpus
chapter o( Amcr1oon Aaodntlon
or Ulll\'cnlty Profcsson is Dr
Jonchlm R• nUlk. ht!lol}' Ke!nncth
Kllm1!11r, rcllr.lon, 111 vice pr~l·
dent and ArlciBh Dodson, chcm-
111tl"), ccrctDr')' trCJ!Surer
• • •
Three Porllnnd \~ cddlngs this
month umted tlvornl acnlors
ln rnnrr~ngt bc.forc Sundn)•'s cont·
rnt!llnJml•nt c: c r c m on )' Knrcn
Bo> cr and Btll Whttc, both 't.il,
Y.t!rc mnr11cd JIJil!l 2 nl Valley
Community Un&IL>d Prc,bytcrJAn • • •
'1'\\ o nr\\ committee chntrmen
hnVC! been chO$<'-Jl by Pnlntlularu,
lbc t:hurch un the campus.
So~Jbamore Gordon Schnee will
he d the ccumcntcal relo.uoru
COillliUU C whlc.h wdl k~:cp In
l'Ontncl \\ llh Olli.IIY nilllJOUI de
nom tnn\Jons..
Sophomore J o h n Wnuo.n
\\. 1.11 take chafll• of th church
\ l$ltlll.rm rommltl<:c '1'. orkm m
, a JC Uon wllh tbe< De n F'tc\'d •
Hnrtztcld.
Prc\'aousl~ appo ntcd \\ r c
Welton RoLZ rcla ton ln·llt~ com
mHU:e and NAncy Sunp;;on v; ur
hip cormnlttt.'<!.
An) one Inter~ ted ln work·
!nt: In thesl' .ar'l!ll' ahould contllct
the chnirmcn, Jull• Bock, Arlel~h
Doda<m fn Ulo.: chtorn 1.1')' dcpun
mcnt, or Dkk Smith Th< collea•• honoroo four men
of public 11flnlnr with honorary
dt•IJI'<)cs at lh•• 1981 commcnce
m••nt
A doctor o1 bum •nco lellc.!MI wns
:nvntdcd to Androw W Cordier,
Under s .. crclllr') of the United
Nations, who gave the commence.
mcnt oddrc!3, and to Dr E Fay
Cnmpbdl, chnplnln at Maryville
College ln Tenni!$SCC who de
lln:rcd the ba~Cillaurc:~tc sermon.
CordiC!r wu presented ll5 "rep·
tcst'ntlnr. n way o( life we bnn·
or" b> his formct atudt nt, Dr.
WIUUim Stnfford of the LC Eng·
II h facult..v Dr Jnbn Hardnetan.
phllo~ph), rcco;;nlzcd Dr Camp.
bd1 for hit "dt:>votcd conc:eftl In
Unklnll Ute acndcmlc tiff\ oC JtU·
dwta and th c;~uJc or JOdnl Jus
u c and lntcrnathm.ol undcntnnd·
tn " and fCJr hlll y, orldwlde pcr
ap«Uvo throuch hts work wath
the World Student ChrbLaflD Aam ..
Doctor ar !nY."J dcyoe wcr('
C()nfcm:od on Grahnm A Gria
wold, chnlmUIJl of the rollcse
trus~ unUl h.la retirement on
June 3, and to Rolph C Scott,
ossts\nnt to former Prcsidrnt
Morann Odl.'ll nnd Con:tan rnudcnt
advl cr for 11 yean
Dean Charles W Ho\\l!rd hon-
ored Gnswold, \\ ho w on~ dc-
crlbcd b> Prestdcnt John Ho
"oud as twcryone friend nnd
hurt u big a bou c:: • OJ "a
ti!ntrnl ftgurc and bcncfactor m
rec:rcatlonal. d\ lc nnd cducnuon
entcrpnse. w
In p~..cnt.lng Scott, Dr Hidco
Hn h•moto, reU~:Ioo rc Oinlz:cd
h lJ hu U l'CD\Ul')• O! de-.; OUOD to
the tcrvlc, of hu re.llo\\ mcn-•flJ
YMCA oreanlzer m Soulh Am·
crtCll nnd S('Cretltl") 1n Chicago,
NC\\ York ond Unl\· tslt\ of Cal·
I tor nla and :1.1 a USO dif\'1:tor.
·--.1-- -~~-
1l
CIUI:O •
Pe;-e Four
Sick \\forld Needs
Positive Action,
Imaginative Plans
Ccmunc:ncan nt ~ n
dren W Ccrdl~r t!~er Sec:ro
ta~ of tht-\In1ted Nallans.. ~
Ret \h.: need for pos!U\"e aclicm
llnd muu:u\llth: thlnJdns to soh c
tit~ problc:nu or a cantlnumg
cnsu-ln the wo:ld.. Cord cr Den
bac:'k to ~ U S and on to Port
land from n U :\ mWlCin in Eur
OJ!C' to nddr the 174 ~dWltes
nnd a "'C>ll-!lllt'd .stlldtum audl•
enro
"Problems must be! reduoccl." he
\\ mcd., Mto simple dirno$!llan so
tlult pcop'• do not bccomt' con
fused '\1: ilh rompl cxi 1,) • He: c. X
p~ snttslllruon wllh the kind
of cd.ucn\lon cmphash:cd 1n lit-
eral a:ru roUe: es m ardr:r to tr.un
men to rope ",\h tht' c:omplcs
problc:ms.
Cordtu blamed \M c:old wur
or to the: coila~ o! rolcuua'lilm
and W -c:xplOSl!m. of inlic,pcn
drncc in AfnetJ D.nd AsilL At the:
s=une Umc be p:Ud tnhute 1D \he
:unp:u:t of one ind.o"Jdu:li to brinJ:
about pc;acc for all I%Wlkuld "'ln·
dt\ dunls do count tn mtcrna·
ucmal relations.- h~ said. "'but
th!:!y must nc.t 1n an 11tUtudc: or
fCJl't:l\-cness bcc:aua c: holdlil{;
grucis:eJ nms rontrury to the pur
po:res of the U.N "
He defined diplomacy as the
nn of 11ftln.c both parties to new
WOt"lting relat.ionshlps.." ll thriYCS
best. ht: anfd. m nn ounwphuc: u!
uoderltnndln,; lmpro,·cd b.r sood
mmmwuoulons nmon,c nll ~
plcs. He urccd \1 s. Clhz.ens to
bc:c:omc better Ustesu:.rs.
·we bave a Vol~ of Amenc:Q
but no Ems of America." be
quipped.
Cardiu commcndl!d AmL!t'lca
for bc.r phllantbroplcs but warned
apinst GJ\'Ul{: t«'<'hnleal and cc
QD(lmtc: IUd 'II.'Jth llt'l"OgllDCC and
supeftOT tnou:-ho-w, tf ••we would
fit oursehi to be problcn solv
n-a and not problem makcrli or
W In the \\"OrJd..,
GriHin to Teach German
Allan CnWn will telldl the
Ccrm:m couru:s dunnc ti\lMDl.'!f
sc:sston. He hns •tudled 1n Gt!r
mADl for two nnd ane-haU years
and has II cmnmllDd of Rnman
and C ;eh Be ~ l1 be canunui.ng
his &tud} in lhc field o! r.encral
ltn!IU.ISU.
The .aWIUJl.B" COUTI!(!S wtU be \heo
SIUJU! 11.1 D full yc:~r of finn or
cca~nd yc:nr Gc:lrml.n.
\
7146 THE PIONEER LOG
Two Scribes New Editors
Twn m.•v. t
noun~ last ~rek one tor the
Pnthhnd~r freshmnn htmdbook,
Md one for the Pion~ Culdco
tudent-!nrult • dln."'<:tary
L«' Alus. Junf t' C'Ciucntlon mD·
or IUid mc:ombcr of the Pioneer
..o st.nft hu nlrcad) bcnn rt'
' n of thc h.andboot.. \l:hlch
"-'111 be m 11~ to nll net\ 1tudents
b) Au5: 15 J..cc u~cs nll student
ofhtet"S '~hose photos sht' hu re-
Any ponon lntuostt4 In the
job of adutlislng aolldlor fot
lhe Cuide should apply at
oncoe to Mts. Gay 1enkina. PI
DeUa Epsilon counMlor. ln the
)ournaliJm ofBcoe. Tlu• job re •
qult'u • C1U and .,_,, 15 por
cen.1 conunisslo n on total col·
IOC'lioc. Work could Mqin at
once.
quested to gN lhcm to h~r at
DDt'C stn~ c!Ndlincs must be mel
wtth or wtthout photos.
Nr.ncy Simpson, ~lor journnl
wn mJUOr cmd '60·'61 Log c:dltot',
wus :~ppomted Cwde editor b~
P1 Dcltn Epsilon president Bob
Cantin Tba d!Nctat)" IS edited Simpson AUig
11nd sold by lhc joui'IUillnn hon·
om!") \\:ltb nlJ p~ J.lOIDI: to
the joumalinn scbolanhtp tund
Nnney hos nnmcxt DlDnc Hu·k·
ox. t~cn!Pr 1\lstor~ major, ns nul.Jt·
ant editor Worli. "ill bc-&m lm·
mrd.lntely alwr TC'Itlstnlllon Is
romplctcxl m the hll.
Slncc rorrect :spelling of nam~
and ndcircsscs dt'~tld!' ltlT{:«'l)· on - lr!Pbh wnttng or pnnunc of I'C'&·
IStrliliOn forms. Nnncy has mudc
n piCA for cxtremt> c:nre ln !llllnc
out UHl cnrd.s.
"The new SJ.mplill<.-d IBM rcc
lltnlt!on Sl'ltcm lihould p~·cnt
writer's crump ond ":c should
hn'it:! no more scr1bblcd c11rds."
NllDc'" odded
Les Atkinson Wears Many Hats, Noles Lack
Of Student Concern During Chaplain Internship
By Na=r Sunp!OOD
A lone. deey ripple o1 lou£}1tet"
b~nks on the nit'. 1t bcloncs to
Lc3 Atkinson. chnpln.in lntcm
fro ru McC4r:mtck Theolocu:nl
~lnnry, who hns just bnlshed
hls ont'-ycar •lily nt LC under Dr
John And~n. cnaplnm
Les's oppcarencc in so ~
c:ollc.gc acll\"tlu:s \I.'US due 111 pat't
to hiJ own "ct'lliUlc Inter~ IS !rom
fiihlnc to athlc.Ua~ to Old Testa·
mcnt 1L \V.S nllo due to the or
~c.utatJon lll\'1:n h1m bJ hiJ wife
Sue v.ho "-ns J..C student-body
sccrct.nry in 1958·59
''What d1d 1 dot \\"cll, ,.er)'
lnUe. A\Jnnson rwumcd o typic
Al tboudtt!ul pose by rerUn; his
hand an 1hr r;ide of his fllCC. •J
attempted to be 11 pDJ"lOr nnd you
c:m't really m'lllunte thal. 1 plan·
ted u-ccs--u. ell, I hope I did."
"'ut ~'lllldn.:• was the tmn
atudents nppUed to Les'c ndlv1t·
1es when tbc:y couldn't find him
m his crUloc.. Pct'lUips plantinG
tn::cs '"ould hn"c bcc!n the bet
tu tenn. For he \l.llJ out walk·
In& or planunn as ach•lsc:r to the
Student Senate 111 wntt:r or the
Churc:b CoUer:e Sund.ny Hand
book. ns pt~rtldpntor In tntnlmur
nll, u.s helper Wllh the PnlatinlllD
Freshman Tte~t u.nd Otht" ~
treots end as bO&plttll \illtor for • 1 } LC u lt.nt:.. lD)tln.d
dunng the yCM.
He and Sue opened their homc
for di5CUSSJOn groups. Lcs p:nllc
lpatcd. u.s Chnpel s~aker, os Stu.
dent Senate nd\•iser, as con\"cr
s:~llonnll!t in Tt'a1l :Room and !ac
uity lunchroom dtscussiona nnd
as teacher .in Creek. philosophy
oC ChrUtlan EduCDtJon nnd other
COUrse!!. F'or all th!!!<e be W1U
knighted in tht' may Fete cere·
mc.nles.
Musmc that studcnta nre the
"biggest despnb-and the b~Ucst
joy," he noted that \ erv few •
people cct stin'ed up about any·
lhing The Intern feel! that th11
ts becnuse the Church lll not as
lh•e nn opuon as 1t should be In
the minds of the student He be
ll!!\~ that thl.J 15 due to tnc~as
lne pi"C$S\1IT!S fOt" voc:ouon rourst':S
nod grudWlte scbool work and
the nltcnntJon of snc:red and secu
lar.
He bcliC'\•cs ~tudent·fnculty rt'
laUons 111'1! cood be<:nure of the
type of fncult~ here But he
'llo'llms thllt there ore, pl!t'eentar,c
wllC, jllfl ns many .. l0$t" pt:oplr.
nt LC ns on o lllrce campus
~ nnd Sue plan to return to
Chlcaco. when• Lc3 will compete
lor o lcllo'o\""&h.lp prhc b} writmg
• pt~pe.r on nn Old Tcstom~:nt ~b·
Je.:l. Tbunday. Juno U. 1961
F acuity Members
Busv in Summer
"'" ,,., • vac:tlon ho• oh<lut n'
mnn> lnlcrtlrt'lotlons 111 th~re nrc
~rf u• "ho hll\'f' "nratlcms. To
the racult) the tr.rm oftm mc:nns
ummct' schnol tc:u~hmg or study
or \1. ork nt 'nriCIUI other job~
• Dr. John Andcnon rrlht•on.
u nt San Fmnc:IJCO Thc-Jio;lcnl
Scmln~~ry this "~k ~:h•lng o 10-
dll) C'O~ In the Bible tor younr.
pnstora ne \\Ill pnrttdpntc in
the Prt:sbytcrum L c ad c r 11 h I p
School In July on lh• campus
nod AI>Cnd tho r.:st ol the summc.r
vrltlng.
• Mn. Edlth Smith, busmcss
cdural(on, will tenth n nrndu ltl'
\\Otkshop In horthnnd mrthoda
Cor II'AC:hl'~ June 1!1 30, nt OSU
• Dr. Do1111ld Balmor. pulltlrnl
~c!cnc• pok< tl lht• \'V.'CA lr;ad•
••nhlp confcn'ncc, June lZ-18 at
Si>Dbt.~. Wash. In Augull l1e will
nlt!.'nd o one·\\ ('l'k conlcn'nc:c
sponsored by lhr Amcrielln Pol
itical Sdcncc .Assn, under n grant
:from tbc Ford F'oundntlon on
~Poll tical Selcncc for thl' Stxues."
He ts ona or aomc 50 polltlcnl
sdcntbts from tho Wt'St lnvlt<.od
to four regaonal conferences 1n
September he will be on a pam•\
on ~llltc pOllUcs ot onothrr m~t
lng of \he same IISSOC:ia\lon m
St Louts. Mo
• Dr John Crampton. polltacnl
sdcnl'C, wtll be 1n Eugene to work
on h1s book on the NaUonnl Fur
mers Unton \\lh.llc Mra. Crampton
who tc:tch;:!S nt l\lnrylhursl, dO<'"
graduate \\ ork In Y.ngllsh.
• Eldoo Fix, track nnd field
mnch, hns been appointed thatr
mnn of the gnmes rommitlcc Co
the :1\AIA N:allonal Troek nnd
F1~·ld Champlllnahlp Meet !o
10tl2 'fhc gnm<'S comm!ttc.-e has
the ~ponJtbtllty of orgnnl.zing
the mt'<!t, secdmg or c:omp, tlt.ors
ond O\'t'lll('cang the proper hllnd
line of C'Ompclltion h will prob
ably be h• ld m Ju'le m Sioux
Fnlls, S. D.
• Dr. John K. Rlcharda. muSIC.
wlll d1rcct lhc rr m•· pork bnod
ronccrts for the ninth caru t'CUl1ve
scnBGn Comprtred laq;cly of LC
and former LC r.tudent.a the band
pe.rlonm each week during July.
• Paul Nord.a.tot"m. '52, hal been
elcch.od president of the Portlland
Junior Chamber or Commerce
auC'Cit'<!dlng LA:OnDrd Fon~gron, '<49
Hr. Is cmploJi cd b)' the U S :\11·
tlonal Banlr
Next Log Deadline
De 1dllnt. for ubmttllng cop)
•ut .lu· ncJn Lou i July 3 lo
the Journalism offlc:e. The Loa;
will be dlllrtbutcd July 0 Tht -c 15. l961
abers
mer
nbout nw
th~rc ~rc
tlom To
tm m•·nns
or JtUd)•
ICC jobs.
:~. rclhtlon,
l'hcologtcal
\'IOit a 10·
!nr young
ldpalt'! In
Clcrshlp
1c ~nmpus
~c summer
a. bu~:mcss
grftduah'
n mcthoda
·o, nt osu
r, polltlcnl
WCA lend·
&I! 12-13 at
IUS I h ~· '-' Ill
conference
ulcan Pol
idt>r n grnnl
1d11tlon on
he SllcUes."
50 pohticn\
est Invited
eren((•S ln
n n panel
)thcr m~l
rlatlon tn
:~n. political
enc to work:
tionnl Far
Crnmpton.~
lhurst, do;;
Jtllsh.
tt nnd facld
lntcd chatr
mmlttcc to
Track nnd
Mcd to!'
nmlttc«' h
organl:unrr
compelllor:t
roper hand· :t "ill prob·
1C ID S!OUIC
ard.a. music,
!1' p.1rk band
l consccutl\'c
qcly of LC
liS the band
lduring July.
'52, has been
c Portlnnd
t Commerce
~rsaren, '-111
e U.S. r\a-
ne
rnlttJn • cop)
July 3 ID
tc. Tlw Log
July tl. •
Lewla and Clark Colltgo Paoo Fl ..
Commencement-Baccalaureate to Reception
I S2 1 • Page Sb: TH'C PlO'tftt~ LOG Thun d~y, Junn IS 1961
Pirotes Nob Poir o' Pioneers I p· J . C"l L Pl ' Colli
fud ~\~~~er~ lD ?c!~nd 1
!.rdul~apu~, ut )a!cnln I Cam
Th hl'lt n Jlinc was
f t\\ Pi nMT llt.b
~:c '~ tlx r b: c:h~
1~,..,-- II d I prof
r<mtrtatts \\-'llh lh~
rat
t b ball-
~ :.1 lAniel
t 11 tm11C' the fir. t 1!
b Jun
~ r e lC'1'nllUl 10
r,.,.,m A bam
thp.ll~ 'ho I t
I And k tb:ill
~!:..-u•w, t ~n UD•
~ the ;eouts
trcmm n d
n u!:,hl b) til lensl
lh~ U r m or club! "h('Tl he
doo t n "uh 'h Puut""
:u-b<ltttnJC ., c:
and h lwnus am·
r S-'>0. o
11 p uc:t of AI
Sdlool H LC a-. .r-
H pi hnt~ a. Lc Ill 'f~n-
h Ute Fred
unt Cor
MeDan
funned out to
McDanl~l ' CO! ch o1 the newly Ol"gllnlttd Ore-through Aug 19 r
~n .AUllttlc Pioneers in tho city Tbc Ore on Athlctir 1"03ter Or
b;l b311 ll'II!IUC' The tl':lm iJ com-lnrlude the folio'' ing pin~
po5ed nt LC bl ~cbDll pln.yct'l nnd c111 e tcll n D nn)' l!~ntUJC~n,
hl h school playcn who pion to n ~ nolda Htnh S<hool, nnd Cnals
enroll here 1n the (all Moore, Cmnt; pltchcrs-Gr.oq;c
The Ore on .Athlotlc:s play In Held nnd T1lm Strdcr, LC lUck
nn <ltl;lht•tc m lcn~:uc twlre n Sdlcr, Crnnt nnd Hay \\ arrun,
'1\~l'k nl Sc:ka,•onc Pnrk Clnrk Colh c, 1111 b:~ -Doull
"Th chanl."C'S (If our maktnc Uo k• n 01'1. n\, and M lk~: Olllx'xt, Co, no
flciJlit
(< n
till n<
C mpbc
much o! 11 sho\"\ lng nro allm b(-.. Sw t Hom :!nd ba • -Ron
eau•t-the t"nm 1:1 ) oung and ln· Hl!TJ'Iert. JcfC,non, short stop -
~ r p('.ncnccd," Wilson expln1ncd Bud Smith, l.C nnd Jtm While,
'Tbl' !cliO\\ S nrc Jilt ted Di:O.lrul Jcflen;On, 3rd bo HUI f'tO\\ OJ'S,
tcnnu \\lth cJCpc:ricon~d collccc LC, nd Jim Gt1~don, Jdfci"ICOn:
ond profes!lannl pln~<!I"S." outltclcl -Jim Bnllln, Grnnt nnd Hoorr
' 11-tn
f>l~h"
Jt.nry nl
~mxun
\r ns!CJ
"Ill bl
frt lum The next J;Bm•· IS "1\h the Pre-'F:d ft(li[crUt '1\~ 1'hompl\nn Don
mterc Gcnr nine ot 8 p.m S\m• Ellln.caon and MlrkQ} llcrgNt,
d ·,me 18 .t.cngm• n11mc nrc LC.
Dr. Hirt to Present Choral Singers
Dr Chnrks C 1 ot .... ~ .JSC
mu,lc fnculty \~ m dln.oct the first
concert of the summ' r scssson nt
8 p.m Frida~. June 16, m Evnns
Mu fc Butldinc tructlq
Thl' I
\\ lth 1
<! r~
a11mnh
ha ~
Clnrk I
Collug~
Mrs
mother
of 1111 I
be
l\\0 •
Knowll
Track, Golf Teams Place in Area N AlA Meets The prot;ram w:ill feature n 55·
\"'ICC chornl grou~h st:hool,
oollc c and church cbotr dircc
t.on "'ho ha,•c been oucndlns the
s.lx-dny chonal u"'rluhop this
\lo~k v.aLh Dr Hlrl Rl! (;UCSt con
duetor Accompanist for the sing·
en, tncludln.c scverul LC music
studmts., lJ Judr Mcl..am, senior. Dmb
lobb) t
tloor I
'third I
most I
rcgulnl
for~ lhl tc: f nrcd cll U1
~~~ D tn I : U1lcl:: lllld
h ld m Or: Portland
r M :.6 ccl<cnd
~cll 'Eld n Fa lhlnc dJ
fuusbcd RCC.nd behind PSC m
Ul uu k me.:l th 'Enc Gtber
• grnilu tmt sc:ntor ~g
th t.C lu h hurdl record tba~
he had l pn.'\ tau ly thls scn-
n tn 14 i
al Tcnlmamcnt
Bob em Un. &enhn cnpUitn of
C cb JJm Godd&td's J.:Olr tom.
Foundations Give S7200
To Citizenship Group
Tb Orcpon CtUU'mhiP C!Gr
IDg H l.b ~ dqlltil1er!! n t
~ and Clark Collr;e hlu re
'""'"' a! S7!00 fOT \he
located from
CCB bc.adquartcl'l
lh Ford and
It "''lll enable
u n t 14 cOl-
to under!Jik
p« of cnrn·
,...,.,h 1 cut ' c:anfl'r·
w nnd Bnt·
and stt.ll nt re-
r h acll\'tll
Dr. Donald D mcr tt-e Ore-
on CH d r pons.bll' for
the d 1 pn: nt and dm.lnlltnl·
lion of lh pro~;r.un.
\
7l46 fJ.n'd o sinhn 5-undCI m
the NAIA DLStrltt No !! Qualifier
nt ~dmoor Mil) 2.6 lUJt miSS·
1nc the college r«""rd by one
stroke,
Cantm posted n iG cnrher for
n onc-und r loll! nnd third place
for th ciA) Ftt:!hmnn Stlk Pct
CJUJn had t"' o c i:les m the 36-
hol toumeo\ Md made the All
D strict l m also llllth ll 14 8.
Dlk Lon£ nnd Ken Mc:Lrod
not 163 ond J5-f rC'llpedJ\ cb on
th lonr. \loci course: to post the
lo te:un mtnl by ney Pioneer
:Qund 598. Md s.ull lost to PSC
by IU'Oko.
Cant.&n lso firui the fant hole
In ne ! lus golfln.: eu~:er Ill
tbe r<:a!nt Roval Oab Jnvitlltfon-Dr H1r\'s prctentnuon hns been
ba.scd on lcdu~ nnd demonstrn
UoM of chornl mUSic of lhe rcp
niSAJlcto, b:~roquc, clnsslc, roman·
uc and cont.cmponu-y periods.
The cOncert wdl CO''cr the mussc
r.tudlcd and rthenr"!:Lod dunng the
\\CCk..
At USC Dr Hlrt ls dtreetor of
cborlll orgatiWlUons. Rls Madrlpl
Singers have been wldely ac
clauned for t\\O Furopenn con·
ccrt 'ours ond one m Mexico. Rc.
as n11UonaUy lm0\1.'11 u a gui!Si
conductor of dlo.'"D.l !c::stlvnls
~ICC he hns been cu• 1 conduc
tor or the nll-c:onf;>~>nc" ~"orul
'Mr. and Mrs.' Art Show Opens
A lhrlw or ~t painUng.s by
the t UJband lllld wdc lcllm of
~ and Julta Lawry opened
J1.11 t% an Tcmpl ton Commons
H \\Ill be open dllU) to the pub
he through Junl' 30
Robert Lawcy 01ls are a d11
play r hlJ tnU!TPtctll uons o! ccr
Uiln ahnr: ct10ns Uch "pa
ten~ bctnc. • net" 11.nd '"1..10·
lly" Julu LilY. I') u:ork whtch
ts 1n 01ls, cm:awtl~ and m1xed
m .. odb.,. b~g,ru m Jlllturc-dfccu of IUcb ciCJ< un ..... d.
flln and mow She contends that
n pacturc ts not hnubed •until
ll am add aomethlng to lbl' fiow
o1 cxper~cncc of those who
chnncc to see IL"
.Lawt:) is a gruduatc ot tb•
Partllllld Art Museum Schoo
while Mrs L:m·ry did her wor:
at the University of Bntlsb Col
umbia Both have &tUdlcd ol thn
UnhcraHy of Oregon and hil\ll
cxh1b1tcd tn numerous Northwest
WOV.I Dr. Hlrl
of the Music Edu tors Nntlonnl
Convention
Dr lllrt lS 1lso ch.nlnnllll of the
dcpnrtmcnl or church music nl
USC Slnrc I !141 he h.1s h<'<·n
mtnlliler or mu 1c nt .!:'tnt Pn!j
uytcrlon Church In Hollvwood,
the lu.rgcst Prc:~byterlon cburc:h
in the world ln hu• cllurC'h pro
gmm are sam•• 400 singers rep
resent n11 II 01'1!5 who Pi.'rfonn
under the join~ direction of Dr.
nnd Mra HU1
In the commcrleal f1dd he hns
been choml condul'tor for Colum
btll ond RCA rcc:Ordln&J nnd for
acvernl Warn~·r Brothers films
He Is the uuthor of The Chornl
Repertory nnd The Choml Con
ductor nd HlS Art
The LC cx>nrert " IU be open to
the public \\ athout cllorgc
Senior Exam July 10
1 c next Sent or Qu .urymg Ex
urn ""ill l!IVCn nt 1.2 noon Jul~ 10
In BoDm~>-3\.l. Dr Walllnm Lucht,
Ens:llah, "ill b~ In chnrrc For
~'urlhcr lnforrnnllon I'DII th~ Ch·
Humnntll• u.U1cc Sn a
"til bf
cumpu/
trip ~
\\Ill bl
Crp
On! II'
\Iolii u~
tind 111
]ua.
H
dram
thnc
mo' er
b•• rt
J 11 nn
kn ~~
II
~j
c:rcdl\
dul<'
l'irA
r.Iud
tmm
mcnl
t'lllt•
8 30
I!H~OL
~rh«
' m.
University Post
In Cairo, Egypt
Dr Mon1nn Odell, prcJiden t·
emerftuJ, b a mnn of many tlllt'3
-hl1 nt west.. i)(>.nn of Admlnls·
trohon or J\mc_rkan Uni\'Cf'lltty in
C.lro, E£) pt. ns of 5<-pt 1.
Dr nnd Mrs Odell are due
baek In Pon!Jind, Au.: ~. rompl••·
tlng thl!lr round the-world tour
that bc:nnn In Lo Angclr..s hast
September
The "~'" dcnn wall Ia<: \\ <>rkmn
with has old trlend, Dr Raymond
1\tcChun, pr• ldl!llt of th" unln•r·
IIIW !IInce 11155 Dr lltcCioan, n
nadu:ttc ••I Cohunblu Uni\'Crtlly,
hbd ~L·n n minu.lc• and. colll•lJc
pr.-,ldl nt lu•foro ~crvln11 from
I~ISI to 11154 llS (;cnernl dlrcctoo
of lhc Cnmmi.Jition on lltgho'r EcJ.
ucntlnn for the Nauonol Coundl
of Churrh
Amcrh.-an U nl \' (' r a I t y was
rounded tiS a nondrnonunllltonal
m"ltutton in 1!119 It hns a Inc:·
ult) of some ~ and n student
body of 7:10 Thltt)' acres ncnr
the pyrnmlds hove b en oddcd
to It& slx·acrc cnmpu., in the c:lty,
whtc:h lS the prlneapal c• ntcr for
rullurnl proRnuru In Cairo. Eng·
l!Jh ls wught in most cliWCS, Am·
blc ln D fc\\, on I he semester
plnn
The una\ cralty has divisions of
un!lcrgrtoduatt• tarl.l ond ICJcnc:es,
~ucollon. nrnduntc work nnd or
Iental studio~ and IOCIIII fCSI:!llrth
Harvard Sessions Call
President Howard East
Pr~ 1Jdcnt nnd Mr John How
ard will lenvl' 111ondh)' noon June
19, for Boston to nttend thl '':\'•
cnth nnnual Pr~ >ldt'nl! Institute,
Junr 20 to 2.8, ~~ Horvlltd Unl·
\'Cf'llt)'.
Atlrndoncc nt the IIUlllutc,
which IS co-aporuoi'Cd b)' the
Carncgh.! Foundation nnd the
Jtorvard Croduotc School of Bus
mess, ls by ln,·ttat(on to somt' 3<4
new collc&:c prcsldcnt.a nnd tht·u
wh cs of both private nnd tllt~
uutitutlons
nw tc:mlnor type procram based
on c:DIC tnudlcs "111 feature such
problema na c:urrlculum, llnon·
c1nc nnd olhcra which c:hallo:ne~
the new prcsadt•nta f..nclt C\'Cnlng
the parllc:Jplln\J wIll hear talkl
by lcndrng t-duCllto~ nnd cxpcr
knrcd pn-sldcnt&
The cruht·dhy session wlll m·
c:lu-lll mt•f'!lnll$ tor the WIVI$
Th<:JJ> JHol(rums wall be (lt•nrcd
lQ thll&pl'dlll problums th,·y race
In the t:oll~•ge ,'OmmunUy. •
Volume XIX Portland, Or~on, Thurtday, Juno 15 1961 Numbclr 211
Dr. Turner New Dean of Women
Dr. Turnor Former Professor Fills
Coed Adviser Position
P " d nt John HOY. ard I oa an•
n n < d \he nppoanlnl• nt or Dr
H.-I Tumcr d t1 ot wo
men to un ed Or Fr"''\lrlli C
llarlzlc1d, \ I m de 11
nt to the pn· ld~nt corllcr thlt
\t! r
Or Turner wIll lie ro•tumlnt
or July I to r mll r urrount'·
n but \\all n v. n p<Jnaiballtl
aJ dlro ettJT or womr n'• dnrm1t·
or nnd o llll 11ellviU and In
c:t~umultn • Sh~ w 11 ml'mbcr
or the ! culty frorn 1047 to 1!!59
Psychologists Open Testing Clinic t1 m mbcr af the cduc:atlon
and hc31Ut nnd ph)'l.lcol C'dua·
t on dcpnrtmcnta. f"qr thu p at
two )ICllnl ahc hlls been director
of pro.fcnianal sen Ices lot" l.hc
OEA Dr \'olney F ·1-a rn,an of
the psychology department.. hn
announcad plana !or o summer
school In rollccc prepnrntory ~er
vf~ for fi-ccnt high school grod·
ualcs nt 1234 X W 251h A\ e
ll will be slmUnr to o apc<:inl
prvnnun operated ln1t summer on
the campua.
Dr. Fnw wJII be 11$S0<"1Dtcd as
CO·dircclor with Dr Fred Aston,
r<'lldlng sp,•dnhst nnd din.:ctor
of thr Portland PsychologlCIII ln.
htute IUld Readme l..oborntory .
They wlll open nn tnlcnalvc test•
ang·TcmL-dlnl pro~~:rnm ·~pt•c:lnllY
far low•nclucvcrs With ability CJn
June 26. It will contlnue thrvuvh
Auc. 18, 8 11m. to 4 p.m. dally
Poor hiRh school !lchac\'Cment
mc11na a sub C!Qucnt waste of \'O!l
manpower resources. according
to Dr. F'aw.
~u we can save the 'late bloom.
CI1t ond guide them Into select·
1ng o proper C'OUcgc," Dr. fow
explnlncd, Nwc think mnoy IIIU·
denll wall be able to da~clop
their lah•n• 'lbiliUes."
Mayor Reappoints Prof
D1 Clo d , c.. t.nfson, social.
oty bend, has been rcappomt<'CI
by :>toyor TciT)' Shrunk to the
Portland Commlulo n on lntcr
croup Rclnlloru, for nnoth~r throe
yenr term The group luvClU·
Knies uuUinc:ca of lnt~·rgroup ten·
11on nnd hostlllt\ and db;c:rlminn·
tlon :agninst minorat)' r11clal or r•
lig!oua liTUups.
" 6 'l I n coopernuon with ad
nil loiU offu:c,. t C\ cral col
Ic(: , Will prav d pi rorr:cnt
ervlc:c to n.. cr llud nts l " rd
' collc,;c if Uac)' prcn c 1 col·
lctc lnllt ri I" or IO\Io'Urd SUII·
able job,
Th~ progmrn \\Ill nbo be vaU·
obi~ to rolle e ttudt.n\IJ who are
nunklnll lice \1] of puor tudy
hoba\J or lock of rending sknJ
Dr Fnw' rt:cent rc-;carch In lhc
flcld of colic c ochlcvi!JJicnt -
" IICclllll) m the oro •• ol devd
opm• ntnl rcadlnr;, tMlan,; and
teaching tcc:hn1qu hn. 1tlrnc:·
1\'<l confirtcmblc ntlcnllon or fi.
nnnuinl fouodutJons He 1pcnt a
:>car of po: t.doctornl dtudy nt
tho• Unh .rlst~ of ChiC'~iO on a
grnnt trom the f'und for Advance·
mcnt of Edueati•Hl.
Dr Aston \\O~ formerly ns,:we.
Ill lt-d \\ ith the Uni\"CTSity of Ore
liDO Rc:~din Cltnlc. Dr Turner I 11 (tnlduatl' of
Our Lady of the l.A.ke Coli I':C tn
T H.A Southwest Tuu
S t Colle e M.A., Unl\'eralty of
AruoM L L B nd Ore on Suac
Unl\"C~It), ED She lS m mbcr
uf the bar rn both Arh:ona and
Oregon and 1 rozu1JII!l'Cd nn IIU·
thorlt)' on tc:bool Jaw
She u cxecuu~ <l<!~tacy of
th1· Orcgou Anot:al.lllon tor Blab·
cr Education and cdllor of the
Ulcher Educuuon Quarterly, c:t~n·
rulumt for lh state C'OmmJitc
on teacher edUClltlon nnd proCM
slonul tandnrds, .md the sUite
committe<' on teacher t!!rllfiCO·
liOn, AAUP nnd the Go\ctllor'&
Confert!llc:c on Children
She hJU four tc,onngc children
tw~n d!lughlcn and l\1.0 bo)"'.
The oldest, 8111. hilS just c:om·
plcu ~man ) c r ot l.C.
Dance Drama Expert Dates Classes
An lnten11111 n II~ k no" n dramn rar cl m ntllrl tcachen
tc c:hcr, uthor nnd IL'cturcr on
alil!le mo~ rmcnl nnd d nee drtlJtUl
\\ lU be ot Lc\\ lS ond Clark to
olf r thret' \1: orkthop cl J ul~
24-Au • 11
Sh~ Ia Dr Juana dt: Laban ll
rnl'mbc:r f th drnm t cull\ t
BD> lor Unl~ cmt) nt \\'pt() Tllx·
ns Her \In • ' Ill tndudc a
mornmg on In ere tl\ d:ancc
drumll !or ti'CIUICt !12 to 20),
an nftemUQn workshup In donetl nnd nn cv nmc c:ou~ lD staac
mo~cmcn\ fur )Oung odul\J
All cl~ \\ill rnc<!t on n Man·
day, W<'CinCJdlly f'nd!l.) chcdulc
tn Fir Acres Tl e:~tcr Colle£c
credit will be 11\'Dllllbl BcCll~
each cl will be limited to 20
nudcnts, Dr Clifford llom.nr.
dullrmllll o! the drnmo dCJWrl·
menl., Utfcs c:arl) rtgb'trnhon 111:!
~m be ln hiS ofhcc alter Jul)' 1
Unul Lhcn calla mould GO to tho •
THE PIONEER l.OC Thundey Junt IS. 19111 Thl
•
l~ ·t to ~Olbt'lCIU'C lonor-
COJ:t«m of lhe Stud~.:nt S n \c for the HlG1-J!l6.
ll b;_ the r'e\'Uiion 01 the ASLC CUI\SUtutiOJl nn
'-~··~r t m Both Items h \'<' come up pcrhxhc-
u dunn~ lh!! past 18 c rs. Th ~n Uluh n
n 1960. Although numcrou tudlt! nd mr-
n r t ms h " lx.'Cn rled b ant r'C cd
m has nt'' cr been doJill'd t l..c\\ ~nd
port nUUcd 'FoundaU ns 1or nn H nor S.> tcm :\t
B ch. ASLC pres:td<'nt, c>bs<'n't'd t.h ' the hrsl
·"--·~n SiUecessful honor~ it rn th l of cdu un,g
t b.Jd\ to u.s des1tub1hl.> and th n to lh" nccpl..'l
.. uch a f.) tern Bench '11:'\II"S th ~ tern ns n
IU OlSl red program With 110 anti.' I fcrencc from f c-
1. 1 f!i ~lthough he would '' nnt udmmlslr:~·
U\l.' pprm-nl oi '' hntc~;er ' tcm l$ to lK' s.ct up All '1 Ia tors
ul JUd l'd b\· nn nll tudent dlsetplmnl) bonrd
B pomtro ut Utat n SUcttSl ful S\Stem would d('pend
,.,... •. th pc n mtcgn\\ of tht' mdh ldunt m hnrmon:o.· '~ lth
czvo'nl CC('p Ill'(! and upon the andl\'Jdunl's cceptnnC(' of re
~'-'lL::Jb ht { r 1S own ac:uons and to has fcllow Hl' b IIC'\
t m '~ uld flounsh best m n c.llm te Ul v1nh:d
nd that there must be est bhshcd a con-
llnun t year
1 \6'1lrnrnt thnl ~ It case wtU1 the cst.nb-
th b n r • ;stem B c:h sa1d, IS perhnps wtn·
t but 1 ng the \\a)
Ul't' r tabhshtng the S\Sl m \\OUld begm \\,tll o111
n h :x stms campus cmJrOrun~t b commit
eel b> cl!mrman u bo \\ ould be n )uruor to tnsu n
Qu n tres would go to both studcn nd faculty
. ..-... d ep \\auld be a Ur\"C\'-stud\ of types and d~
... ., .. ur terns ot other ansutuuons
Th rd t p would be tcntDU\ c npproval of a trml plan
uo nt overnmrnt. Th stud nt boch , \\ h 1
u d ' e h after a "pilot "or expcrlm~.:nllll lest of lh
p t m had been run
h 7ht' core for an honor ystcm cventunlly bents
d n l:X1\ffilnDtlon o! the nttltudcs of college students.
n biut of nn honor .system t:;tnnot be C..'(\11 ld('l cd wlth-
ren t th tot.-11 scheme of crunpus life B\ merely
n ppcal c:u-honor to pply only to c:heatan , nc for
t th fact 1"5 conmbuun.c to the pre\ lent"C or c:hC'almg
""'p t w n IDl\J nlJ aspects of campu ille. It mny
taJi:l' m ths { plnnnlnr. and years to perlcct but the JUStt!
' pur f an honor svstc.m make J1 scmn \~orlh-
pte f r honor at LC ecrru to urn up the caller. '
'""~ f r bwldm men nnd ''am n r c.hurnct r u ho wIll
1 \ d UJc. t mptnllon nd the hn7.ard f
tm1r bu' t assum stronl! leaderslup
College ReOectinq Pool [n Gym wear Catalog
p n m the Other c:mnpuscs pu.·turcd nrc
G 1ml 01 a~og. Llnfi ld CoU~ c Uns\'crsliY of
ude 8 ~troH. G co r c PcppcrdJne.
WOTtburg C Uc Alabnmo Cot.
L "'~J! pool North LouiJIIlna Stnte
n,_,_.. wed as Unl~(rslt~ of Pua:ct Sound B~
rnln,r fOT \-arlOUJ eta Coli c Ntopro Unlvcrdty,
nd 'POtt Hop Coli e nnd lllln'Ot St.at.c
Normal Unhtm~it~ --
Chuck and Barbara Jenkins Report
On Work in Isolated Alaska Villaqe
I\. en Chnrles l~nurkl Jt n ll .
ftcppcd o1r an AlllSkn Alrhnes
pilUle In Se.atUt> wt monU\ '1\ lth
be: r cub uodor C!ICh nnn, he
w n ct by tde\•&S!On cnmcnas
nnd alrllnca photos:raph~
J en klru hns pr6Cn t cd the l wo •
monU1-old 'Oun&~ters. who met
c1~ n~uon so suddcnl)·. to the
Portland zoo He found th1• cud·
db blue1•fllt"ed t;I.Acsl'r c:ub!!. which
ctlcd like hurn~~n babies, on n
be r hunt with an lndlnn nulde
on RUJSt'll Fjoni ncnr Yakutat
Th • hnd ju.t Qrn!!rtrcd from tu
bcrnauon with their mother. They
III'L' a Cnlrlv Tnrt' type of black
b<; r nnd rc vnlucod llt $1000 in
':roo trndlng.''
In Ynkuua ChUdt ia known as
lt<!\cmnd Jenkin" n lltlo :~ppro
praatc Cor the poSition be hos beld
lnet' hls !;rlldunuon from San
Francisco Thoolog1eal Seminary
n 1959 He ts p:~stor of a smoll
rntnlon church, \'hleh was es
t blashcd tn JII..QO by a Luthltrfln
Co~cnant GJ'OUP and Which has
a membership no\~ ot 75, alm~t
double the nwnb<lr whith gt'fftcd <hc Jenk , , l\\ o )'Clltl nr.n
Chuck lJ 11551Jicd by his wUr,
&rhana (f'lloor) '117
\'nlrutDl, altuat<!d hntrwo) 1><-
h' ron Anchorn~:o and Jum•Au, Is
a \'illO£c c•f 200 p<.!rwns In win·
tcr Mnny of the nulh ! oollO\'(!
thut tlar nu Inn• hod no rlt:ht
to crll Alo len to th~ US nnd nrn
II! till "orkltlll on tho po$11ablllty
of aomc money paynumt for their
ltnd
ln lh,.. summer of I!HiB the
young roupl<! 1511rnploo for north
em lire obonm the P~b)·tcrian
mission boat, "~' V l'rmec·llnll"
They ''cr.., In Chothom C••r o 10-
clny thurc.h srhool progrnm for
nolhc chUcln-n when Alnsku be·
earn.• thr oi!Hh stole. Th•· younc
ad\'CIItlltclll liked th~ (l(!OJJlll and
the r11:ors or frontier lifo nnd
hoped to return to Yakutat In
nnotbr.r ) cur if the t:hurch allll
n~'«<t!d a lcndt'.r
Thll Is the first trip out In two
;)cnrs After their two month fur·
Iough for Chuck to attend church
seminars, the) will return os o
Mthtc<!liome alncc the 11 rrh'fll of
their first child last "~k
I Summer Serv1ce Jobs Beckon 5 Stud-en~
Tnrcc L... t<~JUll. -· __
thiS aummcr m 'oluntcer scrvf('(.!
Jobs in vartous areas or the U s
and Mexico.
Whlln lnsl seen, Bob Wilson,
ophomorc, wu blcycllns home
to Palo Alto, Call(., bcrore loin
Inc :a student from Portland State
nnd one !rorn R~'("(! College for o
Iii!\ <:n•\1 C1!k lntcrdcnomlnnuonal
pro)ect In Mexico Cnlkod 'Uni·
dnd de los Amlgos," lhe program
i ponsorcd by the Ameocnn
Friends Se.rvl~ Conunlttoc.
Bob \\HI be IU!taoncd in Tcpc
Utlnl, Tlaxc::~ln. a town ol '100
fllm.llles at 110 clcvntlon of 7000
teet 100 nulcs west of Mexico
Cuy He Is one o1 somo 100 vol
untccn ~<!d to tsvc com
munity crucc projects m Mex
too The members or each group
\\Ill live \O£t:lhcr and shnre nll
ll!SPOnslbihUes of the program
ltllinu;al lnbor, pubHc health, rec·
rc:auon and otl1cr work deuills
Al th end of the ~ton 11 pu
liCipanll "til attend o.n cvalua·
U n oon!cn:ncc ln Mexico City
Jo Gulley, 1unlor, ldt carher
Uw wce,k tor Lou•svillc, Ky., to
WDlk I n n UGN·Communlty
Chc t•.M(.'\hoditt Church-tponsor
·~ community proJe<:l unlll Auc.
(l Sill' Will ,•rv•· u crunp coun· •• r -nCI ~tenront d1rcctor 10r
tecnoccra in on mtcnmtcd comp
progrnm
From Auc tG to 2S ahc wall
be tn Ann Arbor, M1ch, to lit•
lend the Notionnl Council of tht•
F.cumenlcnl Youth t\c<'mbly.
\'lrgln111 Kibbe, 6cnlnr, wlll
crou the bay from h<!r home in
Onklond to wo1k In on urban ~
dt•\'elopm .. nt proJtt 1 m Snn Pmn.
clsC'O under lhe dU"«:'c-tton of thr
Board of Nouonnl Missions of
U1e Prcsb) lcnnn Church
'l'\' o other studt•nta -tcnlor
Dolores W Jlc, nr.d )unior Louise
Dennis-lc"Jt lost wc.<ckcnd ror S~'
ntllc to pnrUclpnc.c In thl' Sum
m• r Work-Study Progrnm spon
torccl by th• IIOclolo£) deport
ment ol tht' Unlvcruty o! W"sh
lnglon The 10•\'f'Ck program \\Ill
do:41 With ju\ cnll<! dchnquenta,
mt.!lltnlly retarded chiltircn or
m(·ntalJu Ill h.l'lll ---·--
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u£1~ tr ~tUI n Thursday , June 15, 1911 THt: PIONC:l.A LOC
Logging Expert Heads Trustees
D:r Cay J nLin..
Wh•'.JI 1: •c n "rot( nbout the
l'O (lt:ll h 1 In lito, he mu t
h \'C bt:t n think In \rout ~w
nd Clllrk n tl retirement
or uch n vnlu \: 1 .. d tnu
tce l"lo<llrm 11 C rnh m Gn wuld
And th" JU~cq~o nt n of n
other edu tiona! ••t In Ed·
\\nrd P Stamrn hi Nrxc or
Stnmm Join d th tru§k In
IO!itl and h ' rvod chatnnan
of tl < WA) and me ru cornmll•
tCi'
Hom In Pill bur1• hi' I b c vll
t:nl!lnCCMfll Rl tluntC! or OhiO
Nothern Untvcnrih lfr hegon his
:10 ~ • r nuO<"IUttun ''alii the
Crown Zt llcrhlll.'k Corp, In tho
lnte 20'~ Wht•n he rNan:d In 1{157, dt Ills noh•worthy uchlove
h< \HI! \'lee pre1ld••111 nr North- mt n~ lnclud~ not only design and
W't' 1 'l'inobcr Opc•mtlon He nnw d vclopmcnt .,r 5p~;cial m.tlchtncry
CJ'\ •' n 11 npcclnl coauullnnt on for lor,glng opomUoru nnd rond
forestry nnd lnnd use con~trudlon but also fnr•Iahtcd
StAmm hilS been o nnhonnl utllfzutlon or fore 1 ~~~r~s. rc·
le:~dcr an progn; VC! for t man foreJ~tntlon pronroms ond lntcn.
m "'' Cor more than Utro.• dr uppri!S.'IIon projccl3. --~------~~~~~~~
Poopk IJ~ .-,al./zw; IJ6oui ...
Mrs. Harcourt, Coeds Off lo Hawaii
M 111 Esther Hnrcourt wtU d"·
port !rom Porllllnd lntematlorml
airport June 23 vln Pnn Am to
I d I er annUAl study tour In
HuwniL Wllh her wUI oo 12 coeds
\\ ho Will 1tudy for IIX WCi'Q Ot
the VniH!Milt> of Hawnll and vn·
ct~tlon 11 Walkakl
Thost> ~:olnr, h'Om LC arc Ctu'O·
I) n B:ln , Anltn Dltkty, N11ncy
F'ord, Lind:~ Go>·lor\1, Ponlda Me.
Nllb nnd Shnron Trunx. .ch J1m Hackman. '61, wnJ
mnrrkd to DIDne Rutchlnson of
Portland on June 3 Palaun<!
1\tnnor was lhc scene of tho mar
rllll;c of JoAnn Knd<!ll to !-'loyd
Wcn\·cr, both 'Iii, on the same
dnt~ . He " on ot lh fl t w d
\ Qt:al th Amc n Trrc F nn
atcna, \\hi h y, &lllrtcd In 11!41
In Wndaln~thm tho K~p
Gl"'.'('n• progran and the Indus
In I For• ll)' A
Llk<' Abou Ben Adhem hi
nam lr d nil the r. l" 111 M•
uon I nd nonh"' t f rcstr) or·
llllrtlmllom II vt~ pr IdeM
o( lh AmcrlMUl Fare try Aim ,
nnd n member of W tmlnaner
Preib)'lt rlnn Church Chombcr of
Comm• rcc nnd numcruu' dly
clubs
In 1•58 ho w11 on(! of 11 rovcn·
rnnn l•'nm or Ccnutul'll aulo ctcd
hy a he Stnto n p.~rtm nl to Jpend
11 tnonlh In RuuiD n1 oUldnl
!lUC Ia or thl1 Sovul Union lo in·
e~ct thu Industry th• rc
Mr nnd Mn StAmm rttumcti
In time (or cnmrn~ n«mcnl thlJ
month from their third trap tD
AustrnllD and Nuw Zeoland,
whtli'C Stnmm 1a • S!l('CiJIUy inkr·
rstcd In tree tnrm proJecllt The
Stnmms hove three IOru-Don or
Portland CLC '51), Paul ln Cor
vallta nnd Ed In &lsc ldllbo -
and c~ en r.rnndchaldren
OUwr trustc officers nrc Rob
crt B P •mplln, Ccorgrn·P.1cl!lc
C(Jrp, nnd f'rnnk E McCoJ11D,
Oregon Portland Cement Co vice
rh trmen: Harry Vlnc, Huklru
and ~II CPA firm, c~w.ry, and
David E. Abmlun, U S NnUonal
Bank, ti'CJlsurer.
Nnmi!S of fl\ c ncrw mmntM-.ns o!
the bonrd \\all be pre "nh:d fur
l'Onhnnatlon by thto Synod o!
Oregon at 11.3 June 10·2Z mccUng
on tho rampull Pago ThrH
History Graduates
ead With Honors
Fu-st to roocl\ lhl'lr degr
ot Juno 1 commrn ml'nt en
13 vnlonr \1. ho eomple\M \Mir
r ur r pro arm Jth hnn
on. n~ wer In h tary H41b·
• t honor or aumm cum laud,.
w nt to El In!! Joy Glovk ~
White Salmon, Wuh who com
plcted her B A In hlltcry In the
lradcP! ndcnt honor~ study pro
&ram.
Tho c JITIIdUIItln mognn cul"l
lnudt \\ cre Melva Swn Gobbatd,
Medford, B A In hilt ry, nnd
Wlnlfred MIITY Shibley, F.ltarndo,
B A In foreign lnnnunc
Cum lnudo honom Wrnt to Jane
~ t\nd"rzon. Portlnnd, DA. In
foreagn IAnguDgl'!!, Mart.hn Ell:r.a
h«!th Bnrkl't, S.OJUide. B A m mu·
s c nnd JX)cholo~t;Y; Sandro CIDpp,
Oswego. B.S In clcmcnto.ry cdu·
c-atlon; Maryellen llfcClca!')'
Fleck, Dalln.s, B.A ln English;
Lawronec Broola Fogdnll OJWe.
IJO B A. In phyrlc:s IU1d malhe
motlcs, Dollnfl Gil)' Long Coos
&y, B A lD hc:tlth and P E, John
Wilson Loy, S4lt l..nkc City, D S.
ln health and pbys en! cducnUon
in lndejXDdcnl honor~ Jtudy, Ed·
\~ard Gnr')· Mll!.lhoff, Malwauloc.
B.A. 1D busln~ l.ldmW.tratian,
Marcin Kn) Mcl.c111, 1\gnrd, D.A
In hlttory and LIUT)' D~ Scott,
West Linn. B.S 1n psycholos;)
At 11 brief ttrcmony IollowtOJ:
the COmm<'nccmcnt pror.nun Rob·
crt Brooks, physlc:s mnjor from
Sidney, Mont wa cornmwumcd
a 2nd Lleutcunn 1 ln the U S
ManDl! Corps.
• • •
Tho llbrnry ~loH nnd D~un
Lewas Thoycr wcro• c•ntQl'tnm•~
on June 7 nt o dmncr an honor
of Mnr Ruth McAfee al th!.! homr
of Dr ond Mt'S Lnurcnc Tom·
IInson Tho llbrnry nroup prc-.W.nda Amold, '60, wos married
to Donnld Hines ot Porlland on
Juno 10, nnd Jnnct Vaughan, '60,
become Mrs. Gary Baker, 'GI, on
June 11 In Hobb!, New Mexico.
Mnr) Wi.'bbcr nnd Dale Patrick,
'60 Wl'l'e l'llllrricd •• t nu curly
«rcmony In Palntlne Manor on
June 10 Four Receive Honorary Degrees
l'nt<XI nn elcctrac rotusenc to
Mn McAC.._-c, who has retired
{rom her po~ution II$ pcraodicnl
labtarlan o1tcr 10 l'l!llnl of rvlcc
• • •
New prwdcnt of the c:unpus
chapter o( Amcr1oon Aaodntlon
or Ulll\'cnlty Profcsson is Dr
Jonchlm R• nUlk. ht!lol}' Ke!nncth
Kllm1!11r, rcllr.lon, 111 vice pr~l·
dent and ArlciBh Dodson, chcm-
111tl"), ccrctDr')' trCJ!Surer
• • •
Three Porllnnd \~ cddlngs this
month umted tlvornl acnlors
ln rnnrr~ngt bc.forc Sundn)•'s cont·
rnt!llnJml•nt c: c r c m on )' Knrcn
Bo> cr and Btll Whttc, both 't.il,
Y.t!rc mnr11cd JIJil!l 2 nl Valley
Community Un&IL>d Prc,bytcrJAn • • •
'1'\\ o nr\\ committee chntrmen
hnVC! been chO$<'-Jl by Pnlntlularu,
lbc t:hurch un the campus.
So~Jbamore Gordon Schnee will
he d the ccumcntcal relo.uoru
COillliUU C whlc.h wdl k~:cp In
l'Ontncl \\ llh Olli.IIY nilllJOUI de
nom tnn\Jons..
Sophomore J o h n Wnuo.n
\\. 1.11 take chafll• of th church
\ l$ltlll.rm rommltl<:c '1'. orkm m
, a JC Uon wllh tbe< De n F'tc\'d •
Hnrtztcld.
Prc\'aousl~ appo ntcd \\ r c
Welton RoLZ rcla ton ln·llt~ com
mHU:e and NAncy Sunp;;on v; ur
hip cormnlttt.'<!.
An) one Inter~ ted ln work·
!nt: In thesl' .ar'l!ll' ahould contllct
the chnirmcn, Jull• Bock, Arlel~h
Doda<m fn Ulo.: chtorn 1.1')' dcpun
mcnt, or Dkk Smith Th< collea•• honoroo four men
of public 11flnlnr with honorary
dt•IJI'<)cs at lh•• 1981 commcnce
m••nt
A doctor o1 bum •nco lellc.!MI wns
:nvntdcd to Androw W Cordier,
Under s .. crclllr') of the United
Nations, who gave the commence.
mcnt oddrc!3, and to Dr E Fay
Cnmpbdl, chnplnln at Maryville
College ln Tenni!$SCC who de
lln:rcd the ba~Cillaurc:~tc sermon.
CordiC!r wu presented ll5 "rep·
tcst'ntlnr. n way o( life we bnn·
or" b> his formct atudt nt, Dr.
WIUUim Stnfford of the LC Eng·
II h facult..v Dr Jnbn Hardnetan.
phllo~ph), rcco;;nlzcd Dr Camp.
bd1 for hit "dt:>votcd conc:eftl In
Unklnll Ute acndcmlc tiff\ oC JtU·
dwta and th c;~uJc or JOdnl Jus
u c and lntcrnathm.ol undcntnnd·
tn " and fCJr hlll y, orldwlde pcr
ap«Uvo throuch hts work wath
the World Student ChrbLaflD Aam ..
Doctor ar !nY."J dcyoe wcr('
C()nfcm:od on Grahnm A Gria
wold, chnlmUIJl of the rollcse
trus~ unUl h.la retirement on
June 3, and to Rolph C Scott,
ossts\nnt to former Prcsidrnt
Morann Odl.'ll nnd Con:tan rnudcnt
advl cr for 11 yean
Dean Charles W Ho\\l!rd hon-
ored Gnswold, \\ ho w on~ dc-
crlbcd b> Prestdcnt John Ho
"oud as twcryone friend nnd
hurt u big a bou c:: • OJ "a
ti!ntrnl ftgurc and bcncfactor m
rec:rcatlonal. d\ lc nnd cducnuon
entcrpnse. w
In p~..cnt.lng Scott, Dr Hidco
Hn h•moto, reU~:Ioo rc Oinlz:cd
h lJ hu U l'CD\Ul')• O! de-.; OUOD to
the tcrvlc, of hu re.llo\\ mcn-•flJ
YMCA oreanlzer m Soulh Am·
crtCll nnd S('Cretltl") 1n Chicago,
NC\\ York ond Unl\· tslt\ of Cal·
I tor nla and :1.1 a USO dif\'1:tor.
·--.1-- -~~-
1l
CIUI:O •
Pe;-e Four
Sick \\forld Needs
Positive Action,
Imaginative Plans
Ccmunc:ncan nt ~ n
dren W Ccrdl~r t!~er Sec:ro
ta~ of tht-\In1ted Nallans.. ~
Ret \h.: need for pos!U\"e aclicm
llnd muu:u\llth: thlnJdns to soh c
tit~ problc:nu or a cantlnumg
cnsu-ln the wo:ld.. Cord cr Den
bac:'k to ~ U S and on to Port
land from n U :\ mWlCin in Eur
OJ!C' to nddr the 174 ~dWltes
nnd a "'C>ll-!lllt'd .stlldtum audl•
enro
"Problems must be! reduoccl." he
\\ mcd., Mto simple dirno$!llan so
tlult pcop'• do not bccomt' con
fused '\1: ilh rompl cxi 1,) • He: c. X
p~ snttslllruon wllh the kind
of cd.ucn\lon cmphash:cd 1n lit-
eral a:ru roUe: es m ardr:r to tr.un
men to rope ",\h tht' c:omplcs
problc:ms.
Cordtu blamed \M c:old wur
or to the: coila~ o! rolcuua'lilm
and W -c:xplOSl!m. of inlic,pcn
drncc in AfnetJ D.nd AsilL At the:
s=une Umc be p:Ud tnhute 1D \he
:unp:u:t of one ind.o"Jdu:li to brinJ:
about pc;acc for all I%Wlkuld "'ln·
dt\ dunls do count tn mtcrna·
ucmal relations.- h~ said. "'but
th!:!y must nc.t 1n an 11tUtudc: or
fCJl't:l\-cness bcc:aua c: holdlil{;
grucis:eJ nms rontrury to the pur
po:res of the U.N "
He defined diplomacy as the
nn of 11ftln.c both parties to new
WOt"lting relat.ionshlps.." ll thriYCS
best. ht: anfd. m nn ounwphuc: u!
uoderltnndln,; lmpro,·cd b.r sood
mmmwuoulons nmon,c nll ~
plcs. He urccd \1 s. Clhz.ens to
bc:c:omc better Ustesu:.rs.
·we bave a Vol~ of Amenc:Q
but no Ems of America." be
quipped.
Cardiu commcndl!d AmL!t'lca
for bc.r phllantbroplcs but warned
apinst GJ\'Ul{: t«'<'hnleal and cc
QD(lmtc: IUd 'II.'Jth llt'l"OgllDCC and
supeftOT tnou:-ho-w, tf ••we would
fit oursehi to be problcn solv
n-a and not problem makcrli or
W In the \\"OrJd..,
GriHin to Teach German
Allan CnWn will telldl the
Ccrm:m couru:s dunnc ti\lMDl.'!f
sc:sston. He hns •tudled 1n Gt!r
mADl for two nnd ane-haU years
and has II cmnmllDd of Rnman
and C ;eh Be ~ l1 be canunui.ng
his &tud} in lhc field o! r.encral
ltn!IU.ISU.
The .aWIUJl.B" COUTI!(!S wtU be \heo
SIUJU! 11.1 D full yc:~r of finn or
cca~nd yc:nr Gc:lrml.n.
\
7146 THE PIONEER LOG
Two Scribes New Editors
Twn m.•v. t
noun~ last ~rek one tor the
Pnthhnd~r freshmnn htmdbook,
Md one for the Pion~ Culdco
tudent-!nrult • dln."'<:tary
L«' Alus. Junf t' C'Ciucntlon mD·
or IUid mc:ombcr of the Pioneer
..o st.nft hu nlrcad) bcnn rt'
' n of thc h.andboot.. \l:hlch
"-'111 be m 11~ to nll net\ 1tudents
b) Au5: 15 J..cc u~cs nll student
ofhtet"S '~hose photos sht' hu re-
Any ponon lntuostt4 In the
job of adutlislng aolldlor fot
lhe Cuide should apply at
oncoe to Mts. Gay 1enkina. PI
DeUa Epsilon counMlor. ln the
)ournaliJm ofBcoe. Tlu• job re •
qult'u • C1U and .,_,, 15 por
cen.1 conunisslo n on total col·
IOC'lioc. Work could Mqin at
once.
quested to gN lhcm to h~r at
DDt'C stn~ c!Ndlincs must be mel
wtth or wtthout photos.
Nr.ncy Simpson, ~lor journnl
wn mJUOr cmd '60·'61 Log c:dltot',
wus :~ppomted Cwde editor b~
P1 Dcltn Epsilon president Bob
Cantin Tba d!Nctat)" IS edited Simpson AUig
11nd sold by lhc joui'IUillnn hon·
om!") \\:ltb nlJ p~ J.lOIDI: to
the joumalinn scbolanhtp tund
Nnney hos nnmcxt DlDnc Hu·k·
ox. t~cn!Pr 1\lstor~ major, ns nul.Jt·
ant editor Worli. "ill bc-&m lm·
mrd.lntely alwr TC'Itlstnlllon Is
romplctcxl m the hll.
Slncc rorrect :spelling of nam~
and ndcircsscs dt'~tld!' ltlT{:«'l)· on - lr!Pbh wnttng or pnnunc of I'C'&·
IStrliliOn forms. Nnncy has mudc
n piCA for cxtremt> c:nre ln !llllnc
out UHl cnrd.s.
"The new SJ.mplill<.-d IBM rcc
lltnlt!on Sl'ltcm lihould p~·cnt
writer's crump ond ":c should
hn'it:! no more scr1bblcd c11rds."
NllDc'" odded
Les Atkinson Wears Many Hats, Noles Lack
Of Student Concern During Chaplain Internship
By Na=r Sunp!OOD
A lone. deey ripple o1 lou£}1tet"
b~nks on the nit'. 1t bcloncs to
Lc3 Atkinson. chnpln.in lntcm
fro ru McC4r:mtck Theolocu:nl
~lnnry, who hns just bnlshed
hls ont'-ycar •lily nt LC under Dr
John And~n. cnaplnm
Les's oppcarencc in so ~
c:ollc.gc acll\"tlu:s \I.'US due 111 pat't
to hiJ own "ct'lliUlc Inter~ IS !rom
fiihlnc to athlc.Ua~ to Old Testa·
mcnt 1L \V.S nllo due to the or
~c.utatJon lll\'1:n h1m bJ hiJ wife
Sue v.ho "-ns J..C student-body
sccrct.nry in 1958·59
''What d1d 1 dot \\"cll, ,.er)'
lnUe. A\Jnnson rwumcd o typic
Al tboudtt!ul pose by rerUn; his
hand an 1hr r;ide of his fllCC. •J
attempted to be 11 pDJ"lOr nnd you
c:m't really m'lllunte thal. 1 plan·
ted u-ccs--u. ell, I hope I did."
"'ut ~'lllldn.:• was the tmn
atudents nppUed to Les'c ndlv1t·
1es when tbc:y couldn't find him
m his crUloc.. Pct'lUips plantinG
tn::cs '"ould hn"c bcc!n the bet
tu tenn. For he \l.llJ out walk·
In& or planunn as ach•lsc:r to the
Student Senate 111 wntt:r or the
Churc:b CoUer:e Sund.ny Hand
book. ns pt~rtldpntor In tntnlmur
nll, u.s helper Wllh the PnlatinlllD
Freshman Tte~t u.nd Otht" ~
treots end as bO&plttll \illtor for • 1 } LC u lt.nt:.. lD)tln.d
dunng the yCM.
He and Sue opened their homc
for di5CUSSJOn groups. Lcs p:nllc
lpatcd. u.s Chnpel s~aker, os Stu.
dent Senate nd\•iser, as con\"cr
s:~llonnll!t in Tt'a1l :Room and !ac
uity lunchroom dtscussiona nnd
as teacher .in Creek. philosophy
oC ChrUtlan EduCDtJon nnd other
COUrse!!. F'or all th!!!<e be W1U
knighted in tht' may Fete cere·
mc.nles.
Musmc that studcnta nre the
"biggest despnb-and the b~Ucst
joy," he noted that \ erv few •
people cct stin'ed up about any·
lhing The Intern feel! that th11
ts becnuse the Church lll not as
lh•e nn opuon as 1t should be In
the minds of the student He be
ll!!\~ that thl.J 15 due to tnc~as
lne pi"C$S\1IT!S fOt" voc:ouon rourst':S
nod grudWlte scbool work and
the nltcnntJon of snc:red and secu
lar.
He bcliC'\•cs ~tudent·fnculty rt'
laUons 111'1! cood be<:nure of the
type of fncult~ here But he
'llo'llms thllt there ore, pl!t'eentar,c
wllC, jllfl ns many .. l0$t" pt:oplr.
nt LC ns on o lllrce campus
~ nnd Sue plan to return to
Chlcaco. when• Lc3 will compete
lor o lcllo'o\""&h.lp prhc b} writmg
• pt~pe.r on nn Old Tcstom~:nt ~b·
Je.:l. Tbunday. Juno U. 1961
F acuity Members
Busv in Summer
"'" ,,., • vac:tlon ho• oh<lut n'
mnn> lnlcrtlrt'lotlons 111 th~re nrc
~rf u• "ho hll\'f' "nratlcms. To
the racult) the tr.rm oftm mc:nns
ummct' schnol tc:u~hmg or study
or \1. ork nt 'nriCIUI other job~
• Dr. John Andcnon rrlht•on.
u nt San Fmnc:IJCO Thc-Jio;lcnl
Scmln~~ry this "~k ~:h•lng o 10-
dll) C'O~ In the Bible tor younr.
pnstora ne \\Ill pnrttdpntc in
the Prt:sbytcrum L c ad c r 11 h I p
School In July on lh• campus
nod AI>Cnd tho r.:st ol the summc.r
vrltlng.
• Mn. Edlth Smith, busmcss
cdural(on, will tenth n nrndu ltl'
\\Otkshop In horthnnd mrthoda
Cor II'AC:hl'~ June 1!1 30, nt OSU
• Dr. Do1111ld Balmor. pulltlrnl
~c!cnc• pok< tl lht• \'V.'CA lr;ad•
••nhlp confcn'ncc, June lZ-18 at
Si>Dbt.~. Wash. In Augull l1e will
nlt!.'nd o one·\\ ('l'k conlcn'nc:c
sponsored by lhr Amcrielln Pol
itical Sdcncc .Assn, under n grant
:from tbc Ford F'oundntlon on
~Poll tical Selcncc for thl' Stxues."
He ts ona or aomc 50 polltlcnl
sdcntbts from tho Wt'St lnvlt<.od
to four regaonal conferences 1n
September he will be on a pam•\
on ~llltc pOllUcs ot onothrr m~t
lng of \he same IISSOC:ia\lon m
St Louts. Mo
• Dr John Crampton. polltacnl
sdcnl'C, wtll be 1n Eugene to work
on h1s book on the NaUonnl Fur
mers Unton \\lh.llc Mra. Crampton
who tc:tch;:!S nt l\lnrylhursl, dO<'"
graduate \\ ork In Y.ngllsh.
• Eldoo Fix, track nnd field
mnch, hns been appointed thatr
mnn of the gnmes rommitlcc Co
the :1\AIA N:allonal Troek nnd
F1~·ld Champlllnahlp Meet !o
10tl2 'fhc gnm<'S comm!ttc.-e has
the ~ponJtbtllty of orgnnl.zing
the mt'<!t, secdmg or c:omp, tlt.ors
ond O\'t'lll('cang the proper hllnd
line of C'Ompclltion h will prob
ably be h• ld m Ju'le m Sioux
Fnlls, S. D.
• Dr. John K. Rlcharda. muSIC.
wlll d1rcct lhc rr m•· pork bnod
ronccrts for the ninth caru t'CUl1ve
scnBGn Comprtred laq;cly of LC
and former LC r.tudent.a the band
pe.rlonm each week during July.
• Paul Nord.a.tot"m. '52, hal been
elcch.od president of the Portlland
Junior Chamber or Commerce
auC'Cit'<!dlng LA:OnDrd Fon~gron, '<49
Hr. Is cmploJi cd b)' the U S :\11·
tlonal Banlr
Next Log Deadline
De 1dllnt. for ubmttllng cop)
•ut .lu· ncJn Lou i July 3 lo
the Journalism offlc:e. The Loa;
will be dlllrtbutcd July 0 Tht -c 15. l961
abers
mer
nbout nw
th~rc ~rc
tlom To
tm m•·nns
or JtUd)•
ICC jobs.
:~. rclhtlon,
l'hcologtcal
\'IOit a 10·
!nr young
ldpalt'! In
Clcrshlp
1c ~nmpus
~c summer
a. bu~:mcss
grftduah'
n mcthoda
·o, nt osu
r, polltlcnl
WCA lend·
&I! 12-13 at
IUS I h ~· '-' Ill
conference
ulcan Pol
idt>r n grnnl
1d11tlon on
he SllcUes."
50 pohticn\
est Invited
eren((•S ln
n n panel
)thcr m~l
rlatlon tn
:~n. political
enc to work:
tionnl Far
Crnmpton.~
lhurst, do;;
Jtllsh.
tt nnd facld
lntcd chatr
mmlttcc to
Track nnd
Mcd to!'
nmlttc«' h
organl:unrr
compelllor:t
roper hand· :t "ill prob·
1C ID S!OUIC
ard.a. music,
!1' p.1rk band
l consccutl\'c
qcly of LC
liS the band
lduring July.
'52, has been
c Portlnnd
t Commerce
~rsaren, '-111
e U.S. r\a-
ne
rnlttJn • cop)
July 3 ID
tc. Tlw Log
July tl. •
Lewla and Clark Colltgo Paoo Fl ..
Commencement-Baccalaureate to Reception
I S2 1 • Page Sb: TH'C PlO'tftt~ LOG Thun d~y, Junn IS 1961
Pirotes Nob Poir o' Pioneers I p· J . C"l L Pl ' Colli
fud ~\~~~er~ lD ?c!~nd 1
!.rdul~apu~, ut )a!cnln I Cam
Th hl'lt n Jlinc was
f t\\ Pi nMT llt.b
~:c '~ tlx r b: c:h~
1~,..,-- II d I prof
r<mtrtatts \\-'llh lh~
rat
t b ball-
~ :.1 lAniel
t 11 tm11C' the fir. t 1!
b Jun
~ r e lC'1'nllUl 10
r,.,.,m A bam
thp.ll~ 'ho I t
I And k tb:ill
~!:..-u•w, t ~n UD•
~ the ;eouts
trcmm n d
n u!:,hl b) til lensl
lh~ U r m or club! "h('Tl he
doo t n "uh 'h Puut""
:u-b<ltttnJC ., c:
and h lwnus am·
r S-'>0. o
11 p uc:t of AI
Sdlool H LC a-. .r-
H pi hnt~ a. Lc Ill 'f~n-
h Ute Fred
unt Cor
MeDan
funned out to
McDanl~l ' CO! ch o1 the newly Ol"gllnlttd Ore-through Aug 19 r
~n .AUllttlc Pioneers in tho city Tbc Ore on Athlctir 1"03ter Or
b;l b311 ll'II!IUC' The tl':lm iJ com-lnrlude the folio'' ing pin~
po5ed nt LC bl ~cbDll pln.yct'l nnd c111 e tcll n D nn)' l!~ntUJC~n,
hl h school playcn who pion to n ~ nolda Htnh S<hool, nnd Cnals
enroll here 1n the (all Moore, Cmnt; pltchcrs-Gr.oq;c
The Ore on .Athlotlc:s play In Held nnd T1lm Strdcr, LC lUck
nn <ltl;lht•tc m lcn~:uc twlre n Sdlcr, Crnnt nnd Hay \\ arrun,
'1\~l'k nl Sc:ka,•onc Pnrk Clnrk Colh c, 1111 b:~ -Doull
"Th chanl."C'S (If our maktnc Uo k• n 01'1. n\, and M lk~: Olllx'xt, Co, no
flciJlit
(< n
till n<
C mpbc
much o! 11 sho\"\ lng nro allm b(-.. Sw t Hom :!nd ba • -Ron
eau•t-the t"nm 1:1 ) oung and ln· Hl!TJ'Iert. JcfC,non, short stop -
~ r p('.ncnccd," Wilson expln1ncd Bud Smith, l.C nnd Jtm While,
'Tbl' !cliO\\ S nrc Jilt ted Di:O.lrul Jcflen;On, 3rd bo HUI f'tO\\ OJ'S,
tcnnu \\lth cJCpc:ricon~d collccc LC, nd Jim Gt1~don, Jdfci"ICOn:
ond profes!lannl pln~<!I"S." outltclcl -Jim Bnllln, Grnnt nnd Hoorr
' 11-tn
f>l~h"
Jt.nry nl
~mxun
\r ns!CJ
"Ill bl
frt lum The next J;Bm•· IS "1\h the Pre-'F:d ft(li[crUt '1\~ 1'hompl\nn Don
mterc Gcnr nine ot 8 p.m S\m• Ellln.caon and MlrkQ} llcrgNt,
d ·,me 18 .t.cngm• n11mc nrc LC.
Dr. Hirt to Present Choral Singers
Dr Chnrks C 1 ot .... ~ .JSC
mu,lc fnculty \~ m dln.oct the first
concert of the summ' r scssson nt
8 p.m Frida~. June 16, m Evnns
Mu fc Butldinc tructlq
Thl' I
\\ lth 1
<! r~
a11mnh
ha ~
Clnrk I
Collug~
Mrs
mother
of 1111 I
be
l\\0 •
Knowll
Track, Golf Teams Place in Area N AlA Meets The prot;ram w:ill feature n 55·
\"'ICC chornl grou~h st:hool,
oollc c and church cbotr dircc
t.on "'ho ha,•c been oucndlns the
s.lx-dny chonal u"'rluhop this
\lo~k v.aLh Dr Hlrl Rl! (;UCSt con
duetor Accompanist for the sing·
en, tncludln.c scverul LC music
studmts., lJ Judr Mcl..am, senior. Dmb
lobb) t
tloor I
'third I
most I
rcgulnl
for~ lhl tc: f nrcd cll U1
~~~ D tn I : U1lcl:: lllld
h ld m Or: Portland
r M :.6 ccl<cnd
~cll 'Eld n Fa lhlnc dJ
fuusbcd RCC.nd behind PSC m
Ul uu k me.:l th 'Enc Gtber
• grnilu tmt sc:ntor ~g
th t.C lu h hurdl record tba~
he had l pn.'\ tau ly thls scn-
n tn 14 i
al Tcnlmamcnt
Bob em Un. &enhn cnpUitn of
C cb JJm Godd&td's J.:Olr tom.
Foundations Give S7200
To Citizenship Group
Tb Orcpon CtUU'mhiP C!Gr
IDg H l.b ~ dqlltil1er!! n t
~ and Clark Collr;e hlu re
'""'"' a! S7!00 fOT \he
located from
CCB bc.adquartcl'l
lh Ford and
It "''lll enable
u n t 14 cOl-
to under!Jik
p« of cnrn·
,...,.,h 1 cut ' c:anfl'r·
w nnd Bnt·
and stt.ll nt re-
r h acll\'tll
Dr. Donald D mcr tt-e Ore-
on CH d r pons.bll' for
the d 1 pn: nt and dm.lnlltnl·
lion of lh pro~;r.un.
\
7l46 fJ.n'd o sinhn 5-undCI m
the NAIA DLStrltt No !! Qualifier
nt ~dmoor Mil) 2.6 lUJt miSS·
1nc the college r«""rd by one
stroke,
Cantm posted n iG cnrher for
n onc-und r loll! nnd third place
for th ciA) Ftt:!hmnn Stlk Pct
CJUJn had t"' o c i:les m the 36-
hol toumeo\ Md made the All
D strict l m also llllth ll 14 8.
Dlk Lon£ nnd Ken Mc:Lrod
not 163 ond J5-f rC'llpedJ\ cb on
th lonr. \loci course: to post the
lo te:un mtnl by ney Pioneer
:Qund 598. Md s.ull lost to PSC
by IU'Oko.
Cant.&n lso firui the fant hole
In ne ! lus golfln.: eu~:er Ill
tbe r<:a!nt Roval Oab Jnvitlltfon-Dr H1r\'s prctentnuon hns been
ba.scd on lcdu~ nnd demonstrn
UoM of chornl mUSic of lhe rcp
niSAJlcto, b:~roquc, clnsslc, roman·
uc and cont.cmponu-y periods.
The cOncert wdl CO''cr the mussc
r.tudlcd and rthenr"!:Lod dunng the
\\CCk..
At USC Dr Hlrt ls dtreetor of
cborlll orgatiWlUons. Rls Madrlpl
Singers have been wldely ac
clauned for t\\O Furopenn con·
ccrt 'ours ond one m Mexico. Rc.
as n11UonaUy lm0\1.'11 u a gui!Si
conductor of dlo.'"D.l !c::stlvnls
~ICC he hns been cu• 1 conduc
tor or the nll-c:onf;>~>nc" ~"orul
'Mr. and Mrs.' Art Show Opens
A lhrlw or ~t painUng.s by
the t UJband lllld wdc lcllm of
~ and Julta Lawry opened
J1.11 t% an Tcmpl ton Commons
H \\Ill be open dllU) to the pub
he through Junl' 30
Robert Lawcy 01ls are a d11
play r hlJ tnU!TPtctll uons o! ccr
Uiln ahnr: ct10ns Uch "pa
ten~ bctnc. • net" 11.nd '"1..10·
lly" Julu LilY. I') u:ork whtch
ts 1n 01ls, cm:awtl~ and m1xed
m .. odb.,. b~g,ru m Jlllturc-dfccu of IUcb ciCJ< un ..... d.
flln and mow She contends that
n pacturc ts not hnubed •until
ll am add aomethlng to lbl' fiow
o1 cxper~cncc of those who
chnncc to see IL"
.Lawt:) is a gruduatc ot tb•
Partllllld Art Museum Schoo
while Mrs L:m·ry did her wor:
at the University of Bntlsb Col
umbia Both have &tUdlcd ol thn
UnhcraHy of Oregon and hil\ll
cxh1b1tcd tn numerous Northwest
WOV.I Dr. Hlrl
of the Music Edu tors Nntlonnl
Convention
Dr lllrt lS 1lso ch.nlnnllll of the
dcpnrtmcnl or church music nl
USC Slnrc I !141 he h.1s h<'<·n
mtnlliler or mu 1c nt .!:'tnt Pn!j
uytcrlon Church In Hollvwood,
the lu.rgcst Prc:~byterlon cburc:h
in the world ln hu• cllurC'h pro
gmm are sam•• 400 singers rep
resent n11 II 01'1!5 who Pi.'rfonn
under the join~ direction of Dr.
nnd Mra HU1
In the commcrleal f1dd he hns
been choml condul'tor for Colum
btll ond RCA rcc:Ordln&J nnd for
acvernl Warn~·r Brothers films
He Is the uuthor of The Chornl
Repertory nnd The Choml Con
ductor nd HlS Art
The LC cx>nrert " IU be open to
the public \\ athout cllorgc
Senior Exam July 10
1 c next Sent or Qu .urymg Ex
urn ""ill l!IVCn nt 1.2 noon Jul~ 10
In BoDm~>-3\.l. Dr Walllnm Lucht,
Ens:llah, "ill b~ In chnrrc For
~'urlhcr lnforrnnllon I'DII th~ Ch·
Humnntll• u.U1cc Sn a
"til bf
cumpu/
trip ~
\\Ill bl
Crp
On! II'
\Iolii u~
tind 111
]ua.
H
dram
thnc
mo' er
b•• rt
J 11 nn
kn ~~
II
~j
c:rcdl\
dul<'
l'irA
r.Iud
tmm
mcnl
t'lllt•
8 30
I!H~OL
~rh«
' m.