Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 19, Number 30
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1961-07-01
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Type
Newspaper
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Volum• XIX Portland, OH!Jon, WednDsday, Julr 11 l&til Number 30
Alums Set Reunion Picnic Aug. 12
Construction to Start Soon on New Coeducational Dorm
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The clnss or Hl66 w111 rcrehc
umquc opportunlllt>S during lt.
four )t.'llr& nt LeWIS nd Clark
If l\n experiment in cooduc:otloMI
II\'UI~ and studying liucc:«<h oc
cording to blur.prlnts of the od·
mlnl.3lrntton_
Ground 11 no" bc.mc c:.lcnrcd
und grndlng will slo1-t soon tor a
1•~ mllllon-dollnr dormitory plnn.
ned :solcly for fn.'lhnwn nnd their
junaor nnd £cnlnr coun~l'lor1 Tht•
"youngslt't"'"-2M of the filii 1!1112
h••shmcn-\\ Ill mo~c Into n llx
unH buildtnll conJlnJch:d nn on
nl)llrtrm:lll rt1ll<J' lhon hotel pllln
Thn:i! ccml-ntlllchcd unltJ will be
ior men and thrc~ for womt:'n
Students wlll h' c nnd stud)' in
opartm~nt suua; for 6 to 14 p(!r·
'JODI c.nc:b All six units will hove
th• tr own study nrws, typlnll
roomt, storage, kitchenette lind
laundry All rcsld nt. will ahnrc
the uR of n large ccnt.rnl rec:re
auon room, o 1undi!Ck ond n
loungtt.
Two dom\hory dlrcc:tOf1--llr
'c-tb•'t "' 'lrned ...,,,pit" trnlned
Final Summor Loq
ll I! !In of the
rloll<:'<!r Loll lor l.h Utnlll(!r The
IW.XI 1!\S\Ic \\ill be rend) for dls
trll.!ullon "' foil r\"'ltllrnllon no
cordinK lD PllliiJ oC 1:dltort Bob
Canun nnd Uolore Wlll~y •
...
m pc~onncl counsclln -\~Ill b
in rc!ld!!li~C They WJll be t1 IS•
V d b) n a::orp:; of tudcnt coun
loB, \~ ho c trulntm: "ill b<!;~n
this foil, Top sopbomore3 and
Juniors who hovo ftronc trnlt
of maturity, fncndlines~~. und~:r
sumdmg nnd coopcrntlvc rcrpon·
albtllt}· wUI be p1cked !or the
pronnam
Severn! collcg1'$ hove tru:!d oil·
frtJhman dormll but only ll !O\\
hn\ e dnrlld lo try COC'ductotaonnl
tocllltlru So combining lh•' h\O
c:om:cpts into al)llrtmcnt ll\'ina Is
unique ond may plnc:c the c stu
dcnlJ In on ~>duetlUOn gold Ush
bowl"
BI'Jllnd the nc\1i c:onc:cpl ~ the
phlh ophy thnt I here \\ m bo less
nolr.c nnd c:onfU510n In unlt llv·
1n1:, thnt contoc:U Wllh pl~o..'ci
'"upp( n"lllS3Ir\cn \Iolii result 1n
fn"er ortcnluUon to nc\10 con!X'pts
oi education. purpo3CS and atud)•
h.nbt~. nd tbot smnll group hv
lng wtll penult lndl~ lclull.l ldcnt
Jhc:atlon and produce dan umt\
To Jupplemt. nl dininG fadllUes
nd anftrmor:v care on nddlll lUll
loon of $350,000 from the fcdcrnl
ho~lng llJlt:!hC:) wlll c.nlnrK Tl!l11
ph ton Commons by '75 per ront
:at the c tt wd and prov•de at
In& fur 7:.!~ persons at one Ume
Jn the 1n"Jt floor the bocalalorc
"'111 c.xpu.ruJ ln1o the present Trull
'1 ne Pl'OT\eer log
• s 1l ...
I •
Hcx•m nnd the coff~ shop will oc
cupy the ne\\ oren nt lhc Cllll
end of th floor A new ground
floor lnfmno.ry wiU provide 1pace
for eight IX'dl, do tor ond nurs '1
oft ares nnd o re ld< nl nunc'l
II\ 1111: suite
Those '' ho 11herct Pre3td nt
llownrd'l philosophy of o new
Lewis nnd Clnrk bcllcvr IL will
motcrlally ~-honate the complexaon
or tht3 oollcgc Tht• nc\1. domltocy
will orrcr 11n opportunity In ••o
humnn lnborntocy of hvll\4:" o.nd
will provad< th r1t•ht kind or
ni.ITio:;ph<l't' tor better crndt'll. bet
ter sodnl hnblb ond bcttl!r ad·
Justment
A one 1\udcnt odvi£cr snld
nbout auc:h n pllln "lt off rt trc
mc-ndous ndVllntocCJ 1n the cdu·
c: uon for llll!"
Stadius Wins Fulbright
Donald Stadau lOGO fll"ll<luatr
In drnmo. IJ the rec~plen\ of
Fulbright Sc:holnr&hlp tor lh1
tud~ of theater htst I') In Fin
lllnd, nC't'ord 1111: t rcport ro
c ln'CI r~: cntly b~ Clt.fford E.
Hnmnr clualrmon or th dnmu
dep!lrlm nl SU1dlu w~n o tel c:h
lnll lllDnlllhlp n t chnac:nJ
tlacntcr at PU'In,Ylvanill SIJ-.t
C<•llc , on rt1dU lion !rom l.C
nnd be I current!) l'Dn fll tin~! hll
muter' degree In drnmll II r nn Oldtimers Invite
June Graduates
To Summer Frolic
Pried ehtckcn ~tnd ":otcrmclon
"aouthcrn 11.' Je" ll~ mcpec-lccl 1
brln11 1000 nlunl.i and their f.Dm
lltl'J to tb~: campu• Cor tho D.n•
nuol mid umm"r p1rnac AI I ;30
pm Aur. 11
Sp ci:1l mviiDllon hu txcn
ext ndcd by Alwnnl Ptt:ddcnt
G<'Dr c Thorn to m~oors ot
the J Unt' '0 I cln.u to o ttcnd and
cl IIUIUDinted Wilh lhdr (l'liOw
olumnt Also ln\ilcd lln! m~
lX'rs of the faculty 1111d trwtco.
&b Stmst'J\l"Y '54 ond Sue
C.ooll: Blolr '51 ve co-cluunuan
of th reunion whtch ts the ftrtl
odJVJl) of th ncv. coun il 0 I·
IllS Fmn~ll. 54, dtrec:tor of alumni
relotlonJ. u coordlnolln 'vcnlS
of lhe day
Price t the dinner II Sl Cor
dulta nnd 50 ccn n plate for
children 12 ~can nd under
T.nbl \\ill be awtlob!e for Ua~
who prefer lhcm ThOlt' who plun
10 ptcnlc under tho trees or
reminded b)' bring "ground t.OV·
crs.'' &lrvlnll wiU bcsm I 3 p.m.
Spce1nl C'nU:rLillnmenl for child·
rcn will lodud~ o wading pool,
mo\'ll' cnrtoon ond bottlu "'onn·
inC for bnl:litl and toddi(!I'L
Other memlxrs of the ne·
eutlvc committee ot the olumnl
lln' Goor~:e Mruundu, •64, 1 l
vice prc!idcnt Pllui Nonbtrom,
'52, 2nd vice pretich:nt, wl\0 • In
choi"Jtc of all ~UClDI fun Uoll!l, ond
Sue Blolr, ccrcUll')' lr<!CISUTC!r
Furth r ni'omuUor tlUI.) be
oblD ned b) c:allln the Alumni
OUlce ot the college NE 6-3601. -
Stau.Uer at OMSI Camp
Jru ~· 'b.oloJ:)',
y, Ill dln.ocl u• • ... .. th OMS I sum· • m r $Cicn proarnm bc-1 nn ng
ugust IS I C<i!l<' Amr,o.
St u1l • With two othw' O~&llll
en , "' II I d th t w ... ~k
pror,r rn In ma tno.: bhJIO nd
c Ia The ftrlt w k o! II 0
proiiJ"'Im t1 fur teen e tho
<:Cond Co~ fiDDill Pag. Two TKE PlONUR LOG W~no.d&,, Julr 19, ltGl
ime for omplac ncy
Haw~ \1: at Le ts and Clark been runnans tv. lt'l' as fnst
th p.ut ~ r under the n~ dmma.r. uon of John R HO\\
ard Th who he rd Dean LewtS Tha er progress report
f 1960-J961 t U1 Svnod oJ Oregun must b ' pcrt'Cl\'ed m
at n t or ch lien e to the Churchmen of Ore n as w• 11
a SUmtnal} f th " 'S nclue\ anents
To JUSU{, our extsten t a grea~r ('I)St to tudcn~ nd
paren u mrome ha" not l.'"C!pt p:lC:C \\ ath the rum cost
11! t.'ducau n-thc ne\~ h orgnnl%cd Edu uonal Council spent
most a! the \"«lr dcluun DC'\\ Uitcment f purpose o
prologue lO formulaung distin~U\ c cducnt.i n I program nnd
eumculum. In the !'\en Cumculum U1cre w1ll lx! no place
be warned !or those v. ho cannot or do not c~ to I cam.
To carl} out a program of e: ct'llence, he noted tbrce more
gant str.1dcs: 1) nC\\ saint} scale '' h.lch \HII attroc:t. nd
h ld a qu Uflcd fncull) addlUons and replaccmPnts to be
recnutcd and creencd b~ o comml&t(!C or the-fncult~ · :.) :m
>ducotlonnl plant \duch \1. ill be expanded •mmcdlatel.) by n
eot.-ducaUona1 dormitory sud fmc hbror,) to C'C'Ommodzlt€.' 11
lat1 cr conunuiUh: of reSident students nnd 3} long-krm
budget pror.nunnung lso shared b) the r culty whl~h
armed nt .n point \\here Utere will be no defiCit because tuiUon
augmcnlcd by mcrc.ased fmzmcmt rud to tudents wdl cover
the rost f going to college.
Th tt"Omphshmcnts are no Justiftcatlon for compl e-
nC\ the d~ Slid for the ttmes nre cnuenl and \l!nts
mo-. wtth light~ raPJdlt) ' And to make at tnrly a Wan
d rlnnd he recommended the Red Queen s ad\'lCC to Alice
U t.nk all lh runrung you ean do to keep 1n the same
plac II u want t gd .some\\ here (!} ~ou must run at
1 tv. tt as f t as that • G.H.J
•
othin" But the Be-..t
As the oolll'ge programs, .:: Ubrnr) whac:h will be
8"'CCN:O.,.rd"'mg to President HO\\ ard's descnpUon, • the fmcst ever
bwll 111 the N rth\\est,' there should be agrc<!mcnl as to the
purpo of a Ubror) and whnt rt can c:o.nttabute to :) college
commurut)
In cencml proless.ws call upon librones to assist thctr
clllSSt'S m three ways t.o suppl~ man} coptt'S o! the t('.)\tbook
(a JOb ~htclt n good bookstore should handle unless the c:ul
legc dopt.s poll~ of prov•dmg free te..'Ctbook Stt\1ro) to
JU'4)\ 1dc man) books on the subJect or the course nd to
p:l"'\•ade the tools \l.'lth \!Ohich students cnn dlSOOvcr and select
materials r levant t.o thclr courses (a function that mo t
certrunl.) belongs t n llbra11 and which 1S most \'llluable to
be student)
The pl nnmg commrttee should hc"'t'd also whnt happened
at P rtland State dunng the reeent hot v; e<~th r Students
nd lacult" \I."Cr ~ammmc therr bookl; shut and ~ llung ut
f PSC De\\ glass cag Ubrary v.hi!rc the wtndows don't
pen. As tht; lclt m of then Signed a pcuUon t th Stott'
Board a! Hi her .Edueallon £king for nir cooling for tht' ftn
DN bu ldln
Le• th{'J'C be no regrets bullt mto our nt:w librnJ)
15f: Hester Turner to Teach Seminar lD School Law
Fro:n Jul 31 to AUi-11 Dr
H15ter Tumer, nelili dean ol wo
men and an ex>JICrt on ghooJ law,
wlll t dl :11 a CICinf•.:rc:noe on Wahlncton ~ • ror scbool
edmamllnltars Ill Western Wlllh·
ln~ C<lller.c of Education In
Bclling!tam. NeW& Poraonalllics
John K Richards to Play in Europe
' LC
:t:$SOr of mu plnn
UUtC' p;trt n ..... ..,...., of l1
C'Ul~r1 £urope llu \tmnl r
"tth tl; mpboll) ord estn
1 m La Grand. Jle 11 n\ I
l"\mtpc' bcr.Jt m A•· "'" .t
R dUlrdJ "til plA) tutwl nd
1tnn 1.1: th the Gmnd
Ronde S)"mphonr Orchestna In
ti.J Jl(:rlormanre$ ~gmnln&: Au-
1:\Ut 33 an Dna cUes Bclglum
The n:hcstnl. t<:nduc:t~ b)' Dr
Rh011d Le\\ u, wtll perform in
Bcl;lum, the: Nelhc:rbnds, F'rnnce
ond EnglllNS
\\hll(l In Europe Rachnrds plAns
to collect Europe n musle, • prim·
auily o1 .a national or folk music:
nlltum," to cdh for publleatiou
1 n C."'llcc:uru; Ute muaac: he: mny
travt'l to I rc:land, Scatland and
\'fa~ • • •
Em 1 Wca\'tt, 'ol8 arl gradu
Ate nnd 'ol9 JtUUtcr of educ:11Uon.
hn ~~gn~ hlJ po.t;tton ns nrt
1nslruet r at HUIJbaro H tt:h
Scllool lilt r 10 ) ~ them to
Ct:~WI an appointment as nsstn
ant prof r of ort education nt
lh Stat Unncmth of New York
al BuH lo, \Vh c:h 1pcd IUC$ 1n
lh lnmlnJl of nrt ~hen.
0 0 •
Linda Sparks. Juruor 1n liS).
c:ho ,;:y in (."C)mbmln& work and
pl ~ n SUpcr'\'iSlni: childn!n
from the Children • Home on
ouun~ at t.hc ~ac-h
In a Junt' 18 ceremony tn Kla
math FUlls Donna Dmgoo of
Merrill, June 61 ln B.A \\"'lS
mllrTlcd UJ Ball Sclllmcck. The
c:oupl" "all lh m H!m·nU for a.
) C3f hflc Bill Is stationed In
the na~y • • o
Cynthia Clnncy, senaor, who h
(!mpiOJ cd In the Re&Uitrnr's otr
lcc nnd Dou~lns &ldwtn. cnJor
at Portlnnd Statc. wiD be man-ted
Sept 8 t Ftrwt Mcthodht Church
Denise-Bruning, June Jll"lldu
atc. bcalmc th wife or thc Rov
John Reynolds, p:utor of West
minster P bytcrhm Church in
Mcd!onl an June 30 The couple
llUllricd at F1n1t Presb:ytcr
n Churt,h .in Medioni
• • •
Charles Lc. chman. en or, "'111
h d a new dll tl' or offu:er5 at
Platt H ward Hnll for next ~ar:
Others named om Hall 'l'homtn
.opb mort; "lee proldent, Thom
u Becker, IOPhom~ cc:retary
Ronald Booth 10phomore trcu
utt-r nd Lawre~ Olsen. soph
omum soaal c-halrm11n.
• • •
L St.nnl ) GLlrum, music:. is
rompletinc nn lntcrc=Unt: nsst,cn
mcr~t 111 ~ hlc::h ra.ll nwnbcns o! ht In chorol c:ondu Un
lcchniQU 111\:l II t rs To be
ct th reo 21 ten of lou
dlftrront C:.tholic ordl'B who
1ench mu 1n Oregon nd W sh
!\Ill n sdtools and '~lao llro at
tend n ll c 1u1nmcr c:la t
Macylhunt Glarum noe t 1 a
\\'\'Ck to ut Uao re ulnr cl
Instructor
0 • •
Dr Laur nee Tomlinson, libra.
r..an. attended o Llbmr) Build
lnt:~ lnsUtutc r;ponsort\d b~ the
Amcncnn l lbnuy Asm July ll-8,
at K nt Suatc Unh·cndt) 1111.'!
cnlons ro\ en~ plonnln , d~n,
nmterinl nd cquspmcnt for nuw
llbrurK'I. f'rom July 10 to 14 he
moved on to Clcvclnnd far the
nnnunl ronrcre.nC\' or the u ocla-
uon • • •
Keith Bums. M In pollllcnl ~eJ·
I!DCC, hns been named c:hlcf
clctk ot lhc l1 S DIJ\J'td Court
beginning Jul) 21 ot n lory of
$l<f 200 11 yc r: He: hilS been a
dtpu" Mullnomnh Count) dlJ
lnc:l liltomc~ for Ute PASt thrl!e
ean He WIIJ PJ'<'l•dcnt or the
Younc Democrats of Oregon In
I 54 und lnlt ) c~ ran unsuc:ccss-
fully for th lntc lc&Waturc
• • •
MD Emmn B Mclcr, lnngu
lliiCS. will (IO to .MlnnC!lpolu July
31 to llltcnd thc trii!Dnln1 me •Ung
of the North Amcrknn Gl'Jleral
Conf('J'Cnc:c oi Bapt1SU llS a mcm·
bcr of the commhtcc on cduCII·
hon nd publu:auon She '\\Ill ol
50 dfrcd o \\omen's choir nnd
pro\'idc music for dnil) cu!oru
of the \\ cck-Jon~ (."C)nf<o.rcncc Thr
music: wUI mcludc her own 10n
uwvlng Abundnntl),fl and n c:om·
position, 'Love'• orr, fiiiJl," by
lktl) Walker, Autnul musu: arnd • • •
Nancy Simpson, nJor, IX!ttor
of the Pinni!Cl" Log for '60·'61. Ia
employed this 11umrucr ot KRON
T\', nn NBC 11U.!Uate owned by
the San F'rnndsco Ch10nlcle She
recentl~ told 11 fcatum stocy on
odd·ball (!C)IJegc: t:oui"Jcs to Col·
la~:e MD,!;Iil:lilC. o nc\'0 publ!c:oUon
geared to the collccc L Another
JDUrllllli m rruajor who Is employ
ed Ill the flcld thll summer is
Jnnc Huht:ila, sophomore, who Ia
full tlmc ruport r on the D;:~lly
Astor tQrt
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New Jersey Man
New LC Chaplain
• y. h rt t Ita R v Ro.:ror n J u k<!lt
arrt In Sept rnl r tu b om
n coliC' hnpl ln. h will bt'
th<' U1lnl In n I flll tl c p t m
the Pll t 20 ) cart
Dr John A11d n who h
ro from 1948 to 1001 \\Uh THC PIONEER LOC
t d ~ It' II hlJ Urn to tcmehlnt
Dr John linn ngton wna the fil"'l
clmplnln rrom 1!140 to 1048, but
dull reJponllbJlltJ h.11~ c be n
more than one p<-non could
hllndlc wclL Five Stole Lenders Join Boord of Trustees
The Hcvcrund Juckcl\ Ia a
erndut~tc or Rut "' Unlvl"n~lty,
Nc\~ Bn.m•wack Thcolos:lcnt Sl'm•
nnr,, N \\ J~Jrf;i.',Y, nnd Union
Theola lu:1l Seminary
lktw< en IOU nnd 1'1:19 h• wu
pastor of n~o Rclotml>d chun:hcs
tn N• w Jc ~ and Nc\\ York
For the! put t\\O years he has
be<on din_>cklr of studmt field
work nnd chun:h aclnlioru nl Nev.
Brunswll:k S<:mlnnry while work·
lng on lila dot:tor of cduM~l[on
dt'gn-u ot Rutgcn.,
In IIH'l he-ufl red nn nllnck
of polto '"h.lch hu left him pnr·
tJolly p:Jrnl)•zcd In bb lcp but
he eta o b o u l on Cunndlnn
cruh:h ond drh his own mr
M111 Juckett 1s .:rod~tc of
State Um\cnlt)' College u! Ed
Ul'l!Uon ftl i>nllz, N Y They have
th1"N-chltdr. ,., • ~ nnd 5 Five Ort: on buiUl , I vic .n.uci
edumtion l~:ndcns hM c been con
flnnl'd by the Synod or Orc&on
111 lruatces or LcJwi• nd Clnrk
College for thn:e-ycar term
Nomcd to the board \1icl'(• Cal
vln N. South•!~", Mnrtlln Shull nnd
Rnlph J Voss, PorU11nd: Dr. fiob·
••rl 1 Dnug}\crt}, Lcb.'lnUl, ond
John n. DC!Ue.nbac:k Mcdfonl
Souther Is on 111tomey \\ lth thco
finn uf l\1.11uU. South!!T, Spauld
Ing Klnle,Y nnd Willl.amsorL A na
tlv<' of .Moline, IlL. he II 11 grndll
ol~> o! Heed Colle •c ond Unlv!!T
rut) of Mach!J;on. lie scNtd a
t rm as prcsldmt of lhc bonrd
of Multnomnb Ca"lc Stbdaum
Aun, nnd ru~cnblc ScliO<JL He
iJ now on the bo:lrd o! Albert na
KelT Uom!!.
Mass Shull, " teacher Dl Jf!f!cr
son High Sehool, tuu btocn acUvc
111 cducntaonnl work on the local,
New Presidents Study Policy Making
• • .Jrnl J •hr Ho i •· ahop convinced thnt ~the dllcm
tumt:d to the cnmpua July 1 mtl of lh<~ four·) car llbcrol nr:tl
"\ erv hnppy" wllh hi' saluutlon rollcge " c:nused by lhc cxpl~lon
111 Lewis and Clnrk Ait~r h~ring or lnforanouon, forces the amllll
th problems or cn:_ral other col· rollecc to llm.lt thr number of
lce('S Ill 11 llllrvord Unh·crslty ill offenngs In .... htch It wbh~
mcctlnc Jio oud Mrs Hownrd tcJ specllalizc.
111crc .:ue5t. of the C roduntc The semannr program wu bo.scd
School of BWJln<'u ond the C.llm· on scV(!ml c:usc studies which
cgu~ Poundadon Cor nn clght-da) wera ps esenlcd b~ Han ni 1
~>Cminrar Cor nc ~~; prt I dents nnd 'nrticltnkc' method. general pre
thmr wlves s"ntallon of foctu:~l problems of
"l.cw~ and Clork 15 In o good n ononymous college, nnnl) at.
positaon -f' ~dally tn Ita per· tnrouah dtJeuss on, more dctallJ
tJOnncl 1111 location and als ~m and -more dtsewsion
munll) n·llltlona," be aald Th~ case studlcs emphultcd
He en me away ' . • c ~ ork-college ott:~~nsiQUon, nClldcml
Voyageurs Due Sepl. 19
1901 Voyagcu peeled
u) Sept. Ill And v. Dl b:: eady for
taU registmtlon, o1 .mltnc to
Bu lne:lll M nar.cr St.m CIL\tk
Th~ Ycnrbook '~ lll b moiled to
mcmb('l'JI ol the Juue cla.u and
other tudcnt. not ret umlnc t()
th•' c:nmpus &;nor books wtll be
nt to Jnst year's hom!' nddre~
from the rcclslrnr'• tlsl unlcn
nt:\\ bddrt SCI DI'C pru\•ldl!d fn:<'dom and tenure, c.-urrlculum,
tl rotc of tntcrcolleglntc othlcl
lcs, c:~t. ndnr aehodullns ~mmun·
lty rdot.lons ond cnlcrtnanm 'Ill,
pcuonnel, the college nc"'"P per
Tb scmtnar !coders hAd no
pat onawcrs ond nd\'lScd no blliU:
potldl!$ regnrdtn th~ IJlt)blcmJ,
the p!'Hidt'nt ld lntteud the
prognam poan~ up to the M\10
n11m Usc n~ d tor \\i.sdom to knD\10
ol whnt poant to mnk key d~
Ct Ions.
lnc p1oneer log 1111tc re CIon I nnd natfOlUll
le~ cl nnd us I 056 19&7 n.ltled
MliOnlll l't'l'O •nltl n a p~dcnl
of th1• Nl:A dunn~: Ita centennial
)~r She • n member of the ------------------t•n•.,, llmrm tl 1'/mr,,
frusfl't' ll'm l(s/wl'
Aug 24 to 26 wIll be ~bnck to
coll~llll d ) • tor membera of the
Bonrd of Tnaal Th will
alt nd th ftnt worlahrp for
ti"UJIC at LC 11nd O!U! of ll lew
c'i t UJ t he d ln th c untry
Under UlC I dcnhtp of Pr I
dem John Ho"' rd and C' sr
m n Ed Stamm th 111 le m
U1c natur(' or thclr J b and how
they rei t to It The pt'OGfllm
\l.'tll inlnlducc them 1 th con
c pt C tru tKshap, lh o n
1 auon of hLgher tdu('llllon, the
problcnu of cnult CCiltcae ad·
mlnLStrotfon, the adminutniUvc
ofLaecrs nd department dlnlr·
men It will uh Include klur
of thl! plont Dnd c tud of
coli"&! bud cuuc. dcvcJopmcnt,
llh> 1 pln.nt p!nnnlng nd c:ur·
rlculum or(Jilni7.Ation
PH• ldt nl lloword pl ns to
mnl th• \\Otklhop a conl.lnuln&
ps-ojec:t for oU nc\\ lrl.llll' an
future ) 111
-------------------------st ndurda 1:omm1tt~ of the Nn·
tlonlll COII!tCil ror ACCTCdilDtlon
of T chC!r Educot on
Sh 110 crvc:d presidmt of
th OEA and Inland Empire
TC! ehers A rL In lUM llht' w u
d 1!.'gllt!.' to world edu~: l, n
confcrenc tn Geneva. SWIUU·
lAnd d Oslo No :y She Ia II
i dUlll of Un \Crslt~ f Oreton
nd hu n bonornry doc:tol'lltc
of hunuanc lett n Innn U•n•~
snd Clllrk.
V o ruall\ of low nd
grndu te of Unhcntt~ of rhn·
n tn \\ tn th b.lnk nt; busl-
n In Chac:ti o before W<~rld
W 1r 11 He \\ 1 on the staLl o!
th eaurornl.n D nk at Lo An·
1,uiC!! from lfl.IO to 1960, when h becam a dlr«lor and lAter
prc ld .nt of th F'lntl NoUonol
Dnnk o! On:' on He II on exocu·
uvc In the Portlnnd Areo Boy
Scouta r Amcrh:n, Rotary, Chnm.
beT of Commen:c or.d Oregon
lilghWII) LlfdnV•!l'll Commllloe.
Dr; D:mr.hcrty, n gruduatc or
Uruvcrslty of Oregon Medlc:nl
School. 1s pl'Midenl of the Linn
Cllunt.,y Medical Society Durlns
It Is yc ra on the mcdlall atnff
o! the Lcb:lnon Community Hos.
Pital he luu bct-n instruml'ntal
In orgnnlztnR pccial educaUOIU\1
prugnuns n menLDl wllh ln the
Ll'b:mon orrn H J!CI'\' d liS mod·
ecotor of lh Wl.lliamctle ~by·
tcry and carly ibis r~ 'Wlll ae-
1 cted u one of the stat '1 out
allmdmg )uniOT dllzens for 1960
Ik>llcnoodt. a 1:111duDte of Yol
Unl\'crllll'i' nnd Unln:rslly of
Mlcltlgnn. Is a p:utner In the ln~
hrm of VIUl Dyke. Dclknb:lck
n.nd Mc:Good\1: ln ln Medford. He
IJ o member of the ~:tate leGls
lnture from Jac:kson Count) and
{s llCUVl! In Presbyterian cltun:h
work Communltr Cltcst, YMCA.
Amcncnn Cance.r Society 11nd
Cl1u.mber of Commerce. He t.a\ll!ht
bUJln l:lw fCir lwo )'enrt a\
On;gan StAte Unlvera.lty.
Nruned llJ pe.rmnnl:nt mcmbcra
ot u e board were five men wttb
long term records of ~ to
the college Th~ \I;UC: Crntuun
A Gruwold, c:hn~n for the
put six ye:n:s, Lome L. Miller
n.nd iLl nn P Snbin, Portland, I
Ray Acheson. Milwaukie, ond
HoW'llr11 C Bclton. C.llnby
Gamma Xi Prints Tunes
Grunm XI Tunes, published
by the collet cb3ptu of Alpha
Ps.t Ome(ll. nAtsonnl professionAl
butm fratemlt3 wns distrtb
ut.!d June 0 The 20-patl'! pub
lsco l on rut'lUilllrlzcs the put
31e r's pro nun n.nd rha.pter meet
ln and contains mcu:l,£CJ !rOm
sev rnl mt'mben: ond a dlrec:tocy
of lhc Portland nreo alumni of
Ca.mnua Chapter ~dltons were
Rlclumi Nelson, June '61, nnd
C~rll!f Lc lunan, senior
1oneer
Volum• XIX Portland, OH!Jon, WednDsday, Julr 11 l&til Number 30
Alums Set Reunion Picnic Aug. 12
Construction to Start Soon on New Coeducational Dorm
.. I '))r
---= ....
The clnss or Hl66 w111 rcrehc
umquc opportunlllt>S during lt.
four )t.'llr& nt LeWIS nd Clark
If l\n experiment in cooduc:otloMI
II\'UI~ and studying liucc:«<h oc
cording to blur.prlnts of the od·
mlnl.3lrntton_
Ground 11 no" bc.mc c:.lcnrcd
und grndlng will slo1-t soon tor a
1•~ mllllon-dollnr dormitory plnn.
ned :solcly for fn.'lhnwn nnd their
junaor nnd £cnlnr coun~l'lor1 Tht•
"youngslt't"'"-2M of the filii 1!1112
h••shmcn-\\ Ill mo~c Into n llx
unH buildtnll conJlnJch:d nn on
nl)llrtrm:lll rt1ll<J' lhon hotel pllln
Thn:i! ccml-ntlllchcd unltJ will be
ior men and thrc~ for womt:'n
Students wlll h' c nnd stud)' in
opartm~nt suua; for 6 to 14 p(!r·
'JODI c.nc:b All six units will hove
th• tr own study nrws, typlnll
roomt, storage, kitchenette lind
laundry All rcsld nt. will ahnrc
the uR of n large ccnt.rnl rec:re
auon room, o 1undi!Ck ond n
loungtt.
Two dom\hory dlrcc:tOf1--llr
'c-tb•'t "' 'lrned ...,,,pit" trnlned
Final Summor Loq
ll I! !In of the
rloll<:'<!r Loll lor l.h Utnlll(!r The
IW.XI 1!\S\Ic \\ill be rend) for dls
trll.!ullon "' foil r\"'ltllrnllon no
cordinK lD PllliiJ oC 1:dltort Bob
Canun nnd Uolore Wlll~y •
...
m pc~onncl counsclln -\~Ill b
in rc!ld!!li~C They WJll be t1 IS•
V d b) n a::orp:; of tudcnt coun
loB, \~ ho c trulntm: "ill b<!;~n
this foil, Top sopbomore3 and
Juniors who hovo ftronc trnlt
of maturity, fncndlines~~. und~:r
sumdmg nnd coopcrntlvc rcrpon·
albtllt}· wUI be p1cked !or the
pronnam
Severn! collcg1'$ hove tru:!d oil·
frtJhman dormll but only ll !O\\
hn\ e dnrlld lo try COC'ductotaonnl
tocllltlru So combining lh•' h\O
c:om:cpts into al)llrtmcnt ll\'ina Is
unique ond may plnc:c the c stu
dcnlJ In on ~>duetlUOn gold Ush
bowl"
BI'Jllnd the nc\1i c:onc:cpl ~ the
phlh ophy thnt I here \\ m bo less
nolr.c nnd c:onfU510n In unlt llv·
1n1:, thnt contoc:U Wllh pl~o..'ci
'"upp( n"lllS3Ir\cn \Iolii result 1n
fn"er ortcnluUon to nc\10 con!X'pts
oi education. purpo3CS and atud)•
h.nbt~. nd tbot smnll group hv
lng wtll penult lndl~ lclull.l ldcnt
Jhc:atlon and produce dan umt\
To Jupplemt. nl dininG fadllUes
nd anftrmor:v care on nddlll lUll
loon of $350,000 from the fcdcrnl
ho~lng llJlt:!hC:) wlll c.nlnrK Tl!l11
ph ton Commons by '75 per ront
:at the c tt wd and prov•de at
In& fur 7:.!~ persons at one Ume
Jn the 1n"Jt floor the bocalalorc
"'111 c.xpu.ruJ ln1o the present Trull
'1 ne Pl'OT\eer log
• s 1l ...
I •
Hcx•m nnd the coff~ shop will oc
cupy the ne\\ oren nt lhc Cllll
end of th floor A new ground
floor lnfmno.ry wiU provide 1pace
for eight IX'dl, do tor ond nurs '1
oft ares nnd o re ld< nl nunc'l
II\ 1111: suite
Those '' ho 11herct Pre3td nt
llownrd'l philosophy of o new
Lewis nnd Clnrk bcllcvr IL will
motcrlally ~-honate the complexaon
or tht3 oollcgc Tht• nc\1. domltocy
will orrcr 11n opportunity In ••o
humnn lnborntocy of hvll\4:" o.nd
will provad< th r1t•ht kind or
ni.ITio:;ph<l't' tor better crndt'll. bet
ter sodnl hnblb ond bcttl!r ad·
Justment
A one 1\udcnt odvi£cr snld
nbout auc:h n pllln "lt off rt trc
mc-ndous ndVllntocCJ 1n the cdu·
c: uon for llll!"
Stadius Wins Fulbright
Donald Stadau lOGO fll"ll<luatr
In drnmo. IJ the rec~plen\ of
Fulbright Sc:holnr&hlp tor lh1
tud~ of theater htst I') In Fin
lllnd, nC't'ord 1111: t rcport ro
c ln'CI r~: cntly b~ Clt.fford E.
Hnmnr clualrmon or th dnmu
dep!lrlm nl SU1dlu w~n o tel c:h
lnll lllDnlllhlp n t chnac:nJ
tlacntcr at PU'In,Ylvanill SIJ-.t
C<•llc , on rt1dU lion !rom l.C
nnd be I current!) l'Dn fll tin~! hll
muter' degree In drnmll II r nn Oldtimers Invite
June Graduates
To Summer Frolic
Pried ehtckcn ~tnd ":otcrmclon
"aouthcrn 11.' Je" ll~ mcpec-lccl 1
brln11 1000 nlunl.i and their f.Dm
lltl'J to tb~: campu• Cor tho D.n•
nuol mid umm"r p1rnac AI I ;30
pm Aur. 11
Sp ci:1l mviiDllon hu txcn
ext ndcd by Alwnnl Ptt:ddcnt
G<'Dr c Thorn to m~oors ot
the J Unt' '0 I cln.u to o ttcnd and
cl IIUIUDinted Wilh lhdr (l'liOw
olumnt Also ln\ilcd lln! m~
lX'rs of the faculty 1111d trwtco.
&b Stmst'J\l"Y '54 ond Sue
C.ooll: Blolr '51 ve co-cluunuan
of th reunion whtch ts the ftrtl
odJVJl) of th ncv. coun il 0 I·
IllS Fmn~ll. 54, dtrec:tor of alumni
relotlonJ. u coordlnolln 'vcnlS
of lhe day
Price t the dinner II Sl Cor
dulta nnd 50 ccn n plate for
children 12 ~can nd under
T.nbl \\ill be awtlob!e for Ua~
who prefer lhcm ThOlt' who plun
10 ptcnlc under tho trees or
reminded b)' bring "ground t.OV·
crs.'' &lrvlnll wiU bcsm I 3 p.m.
Spce1nl C'nU:rLillnmenl for child·
rcn will lodud~ o wading pool,
mo\'ll' cnrtoon ond bottlu "'onn·
inC for bnl:litl and toddi(!I'L
Other memlxrs of the ne·
eutlvc committee ot the olumnl
lln' Goor~:e Mruundu, •64, 1 l
vice prc!idcnt Pllui Nonbtrom,
'52, 2nd vice pretich:nt, wl\0 • In
choi"Jtc of all ~UClDI fun Uoll!l, ond
Sue Blolr, ccrcUll')' lr<!CISUTC!r
Furth r ni'omuUor tlUI.) be
oblD ned b) c:allln the Alumni
OUlce ot the college NE 6-3601. -
Stau.Uer at OMSI Camp
Jru ~· 'b.oloJ:)',
y, Ill dln.ocl u• • ... .. th OMS I sum· • m r $Cicn proarnm bc-1 nn ng
ugust IS I C<i!l<' Amr,o.
St u1l • With two othw' O~&llll
en , "' II I d th t w ... ~k
pror,r rn In ma tno.: bhJIO nd
c Ia The ftrlt w k o! II 0
proiiJ"'Im t1 fur teen e tho
<:Cond Co~ fiDDill Pag. Two TKE PlONUR LOG W~no.d&,, Julr 19, ltGl
ime for omplac ncy
Haw~ \1: at Le ts and Clark been runnans tv. lt'l' as fnst
th p.ut ~ r under the n~ dmma.r. uon of John R HO\\
ard Th who he rd Dean LewtS Tha er progress report
f 1960-J961 t U1 Svnod oJ Oregun must b ' pcrt'Cl\'ed m
at n t or ch lien e to the Churchmen of Ore n as w• 11
a SUmtnal} f th " 'S nclue\ anents
To JUSU{, our extsten t a grea~r ('I)St to tudcn~ nd
paren u mrome ha" not l.'"C!pt p:lC:C \\ ath the rum cost
11! t.'ducau n-thc ne\~ h orgnnl%cd Edu uonal Council spent
most a! the \"«lr dcluun DC'\\ Uitcment f purpose o
prologue lO formulaung distin~U\ c cducnt.i n I program nnd
eumculum. In the !'\en Cumculum U1cre w1ll lx! no place
be warned !or those v. ho cannot or do not c~ to I cam.
To carl} out a program of e: ct'llence, he noted tbrce more
gant str.1dcs: 1) nC\\ saint} scale '' h.lch \HII attroc:t. nd
h ld a qu Uflcd fncull) addlUons and replaccmPnts to be
recnutcd and creencd b~ o comml&t(!C or the-fncult~ · :.) :m
>ducotlonnl plant \duch \1. ill be expanded •mmcdlatel.) by n
eot.-ducaUona1 dormitory sud fmc hbror,) to C'C'Ommodzlt€.' 11
lat1 cr conunuiUh: of reSident students nnd 3} long-krm
budget pror.nunnung lso shared b) the r culty whl~h
armed nt .n point \\here Utere will be no defiCit because tuiUon
augmcnlcd by mcrc.ased fmzmcmt rud to tudents wdl cover
the rost f going to college.
Th tt"Omphshmcnts are no Justiftcatlon for compl e-
nC\ the d~ Slid for the ttmes nre cnuenl and \l!nts
mo-. wtth light~ raPJdlt) ' And to make at tnrly a Wan
d rlnnd he recommended the Red Queen s ad\'lCC to Alice
U t.nk all lh runrung you ean do to keep 1n the same
plac II u want t gd .some\\ here (!} ~ou must run at
1 tv. tt as f t as that • G.H.J
•
othin" But the Be-..t
As the oolll'ge programs, .:: Ubrnr) whac:h will be
8"'CCN:O.,.rd"'mg to President HO\\ ard's descnpUon, • the fmcst ever
bwll 111 the N rth\\est,' there should be agrc<!mcnl as to the
purpo of a Ubror) and whnt rt can c:o.nttabute to :) college
commurut)
In cencml proless.ws call upon librones to assist thctr
clllSSt'S m three ways t.o suppl~ man} coptt'S o! the t('.)\tbook
(a JOb ~htclt n good bookstore should handle unless the c:ul
legc dopt.s poll~ of prov•dmg free te..'Ctbook Stt\1ro) to
JU'4)\ 1dc man) books on the subJect or the course nd to
p:l"'\•ade the tools \l.'lth \!Ohich students cnn dlSOOvcr and select
materials r levant t.o thclr courses (a function that mo t
certrunl.) belongs t n llbra11 and which 1S most \'llluable to
be student)
The pl nnmg commrttee should hc"'t'd also whnt happened
at P rtland State dunng the reeent hot v; e<~th r Students
nd lacult" \I."Cr ~ammmc therr bookl; shut and ~ llung ut
f PSC De\\ glass cag Ubrary v.hi!rc the wtndows don't
pen. As tht; lclt m of then Signed a pcuUon t th Stott'
Board a! Hi her .Edueallon £king for nir cooling for tht' ftn
DN bu ldln
Le• th{'J'C be no regrets bullt mto our nt:w librnJ)
15f: Hester Turner to Teach Seminar lD School Law
Fro:n Jul 31 to AUi-11 Dr
H15ter Tumer, nelili dean ol wo
men and an ex>JICrt on ghooJ law,
wlll t dl :11 a CICinf•.:rc:noe on Wahlncton ~ • ror scbool
edmamllnltars Ill Western Wlllh·
ln~ C<lller.c of Education In
Bclling!tam. NeW& Poraonalllics
John K Richards to Play in Europe
' LC
:t:$SOr of mu plnn
UUtC' p;trt n ..... ..,...., of l1
C'Ul~r1 £urope llu \tmnl r
"tth tl; mpboll) ord estn
1 m La Grand. Jle 11 n\ I
l"\mtpc' bcr.Jt m A•· "'" .t
R dUlrdJ "til plA) tutwl nd
1tnn 1.1: th the Gmnd
Ronde S)"mphonr Orchestna In
ti.J Jl(:rlormanre$ ~gmnln&: Au-
1:\Ut 33 an Dna cUes Bclglum
The n:hcstnl. t<:nduc:t~ b)' Dr
Rh011d Le\\ u, wtll perform in
Bcl;lum, the: Nelhc:rbnds, F'rnnce
ond EnglllNS
\\hll(l In Europe Rachnrds plAns
to collect Europe n musle, • prim·
auily o1 .a national or folk music:
nlltum," to cdh for publleatiou
1 n C."'llcc:uru; Ute muaac: he: mny
travt'l to I rc:land, Scatland and
\'fa~ • • •
Em 1 Wca\'tt, 'ol8 arl gradu
Ate nnd 'ol9 JtUUtcr of educ:11Uon.
hn ~~gn~ hlJ po.t;tton ns nrt
1nslruet r at HUIJbaro H tt:h
Scllool lilt r 10 ) ~ them to
Ct:~WI an appointment as nsstn
ant prof r of ort education nt
lh Stat Unncmth of New York
al BuH lo, \Vh c:h 1pcd IUC$ 1n
lh lnmlnJl of nrt ~hen.
0 0 •
Linda Sparks. Juruor 1n liS).
c:ho ,;:y in (."C)mbmln& work and
pl ~ n SUpcr'\'iSlni: childn!n
from the Children • Home on
ouun~ at t.hc ~ac-h
In a Junt' 18 ceremony tn Kla
math FUlls Donna Dmgoo of
Merrill, June 61 ln B.A \\"'lS
mllrTlcd UJ Ball Sclllmcck. The
c:oupl" "all lh m H!m·nU for a.
) C3f hflc Bill Is stationed In
the na~y • • o
Cynthia Clnncy, senaor, who h
(!mpiOJ cd In the Re&Uitrnr's otr
lcc nnd Dou~lns &ldwtn. cnJor
at Portlnnd Statc. wiD be man-ted
Sept 8 t Ftrwt Mcthodht Church
Denise-Bruning, June Jll"lldu
atc. bcalmc th wife or thc Rov
John Reynolds, p:utor of West
minster P bytcrhm Church in
Mcd!onl an June 30 The couple
llUllricd at F1n1t Presb:ytcr
n Churt,h .in Medioni
• • •
Charles Lc. chman. en or, "'111
h d a new dll tl' or offu:er5 at
Platt H ward Hnll for next ~ar:
Others named om Hall 'l'homtn
.opb mort; "lee proldent, Thom
u Becker, IOPhom~ cc:retary
Ronald Booth 10phomore trcu
utt-r nd Lawre~ Olsen. soph
omum soaal c-halrm11n.
• • •
L St.nnl ) GLlrum, music:. is
rompletinc nn lntcrc=Unt: nsst,cn
mcr~t 111 ~ hlc::h ra.ll nwnbcns o! ht In chorol c:ondu Un
lcchniQU 111\:l II t rs To be
ct th reo 21 ten of lou
dlftrront C:.tholic ordl'B who
1ench mu 1n Oregon nd W sh
!\Ill n sdtools and '~lao llro at
tend n ll c 1u1nmcr c:la t
Macylhunt Glarum noe t 1 a
\\'\'Ck to ut Uao re ulnr cl
Instructor
0 • •
Dr Laur nee Tomlinson, libra.
r..an. attended o Llbmr) Build
lnt:~ lnsUtutc r;ponsort\d b~ the
Amcncnn l lbnuy Asm July ll-8,
at K nt Suatc Unh·cndt) 1111.'!
cnlons ro\ en~ plonnln , d~n,
nmterinl nd cquspmcnt for nuw
llbrurK'I. f'rom July 10 to 14 he
moved on to Clcvclnnd far the
nnnunl ronrcre.nC\' or the u ocla-
uon • • •
Keith Bums. M In pollllcnl ~eJ·
I!DCC, hns been named c:hlcf
clctk ot lhc l1 S DIJ\J'td Court
beginning Jul) 21 ot n lory of
$l<f 200 11 yc r: He: hilS been a
dtpu" Mullnomnh Count) dlJ
lnc:l liltomc~ for Ute PASt thrl!e
ean He WIIJ PJ'<'l•dcnt or the
Younc Democrats of Oregon In
I 54 und lnlt ) c~ ran unsuc:ccss-
fully for th lntc lc&Waturc
• • •
MD Emmn B Mclcr, lnngu
lliiCS. will (IO to .MlnnC!lpolu July
31 to llltcnd thc trii!Dnln1 me •Ung
of the North Amcrknn Gl'Jleral
Conf('J'Cnc:c oi Bapt1SU llS a mcm·
bcr of the commhtcc on cduCII·
hon nd publu:auon She '\\Ill ol
50 dfrcd o \\omen's choir nnd
pro\'idc music for dnil) cu!oru
of the \\ cck-Jon~ (."C)nf<o.rcncc Thr
music: wUI mcludc her own 10n
uwvlng Abundnntl),fl and n c:om·
position, 'Love'• orr, fiiiJl," by
lktl) Walker, Autnul musu: arnd • • •
Nancy Simpson, nJor, IX!ttor
of the Pinni!Cl" Log for '60·'61. Ia
employed this 11umrucr ot KRON
T\', nn NBC 11U.!Uate owned by
the San F'rnndsco Ch10nlcle She
recentl~ told 11 fcatum stocy on
odd·ball (!C)IJegc: t:oui"Jcs to Col·
la~:e MD,!;Iil:lilC. o nc\'0 publ!c:oUon
geared to the collccc L Another
JDUrllllli m rruajor who Is employ
ed Ill the flcld thll summer is
Jnnc Huht:ila, sophomore, who Ia
full tlmc ruport r on the D;:~lly
Astor tQrt
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New Jersey Man
New LC Chaplain
• y. h rt t Ita R v Ro.:ror n J u k<!lt
arrt In Sept rnl r tu b om
n coliC' hnpl ln. h will bt'
th<' U1lnl In n I flll tl c p t m
the Pll t 20 ) cart
Dr John A11d n who h
ro from 1948 to 1001 \\Uh THC PIONEER LOC
t d ~ It' II hlJ Urn to tcmehlnt
Dr John linn ngton wna the fil"'l
clmplnln rrom 1!140 to 1048, but
dull reJponllbJlltJ h.11~ c be n
more than one p<-non could
hllndlc wclL Five Stole Lenders Join Boord of Trustees
The Hcvcrund Juckcl\ Ia a
erndut~tc or Rut "' Unlvl"n~lty,
Nc\~ Bn.m•wack Thcolos:lcnt Sl'm•
nnr,, N \\ J~Jrf;i.',Y, nnd Union
Theola lu:1l Seminary
lktw< en IOU nnd 1'1:19 h• wu
pastor of n~o Rclotml>d chun:hcs
tn N• w Jc ~ and Nc\\ York
For the! put t\\O years he has
be<on din_>cklr of studmt field
work nnd chun:h aclnlioru nl Nev.
Brunswll:k S<:mlnnry while work·
lng on lila dot:tor of cduM~l[on
dt'gn-u ot Rutgcn.,
In IIH'l he-ufl red nn nllnck
of polto '"h.lch hu left him pnr·
tJolly p:Jrnl)•zcd In bb lcp but
he eta o b o u l on Cunndlnn
cruh:h ond drh his own mr
M111 Juckett 1s .:rod~tc of
State Um\cnlt)' College u! Ed
Ul'l!Uon ftl i>nllz, N Y They have
th1"N-chltdr. ,., • ~ nnd 5 Five Ort: on buiUl , I vic .n.uci
edumtion l~:ndcns hM c been con
flnnl'd by the Synod or Orc&on
111 lruatces or LcJwi• nd Clnrk
College for thn:e-ycar term
Nomcd to the board \1icl'(• Cal
vln N. South•!~", Mnrtlln Shull nnd
Rnlph J Voss, PorU11nd: Dr. fiob·
••rl 1 Dnug}\crt}, Lcb.'lnUl, ond
John n. DC!Ue.nbac:k Mcdfonl
Souther Is on 111tomey \\ lth thco
finn uf l\1.11uU. South!!T, Spauld
Ing Klnle,Y nnd Willl.amsorL A na
tlv<' of .Moline, IlL. he II 11 grndll
ol~> o! Heed Colle •c ond Unlv!!T
rut) of Mach!J;on. lie scNtd a
t rm as prcsldmt of lhc bonrd
of Multnomnb Ca"lc Stbdaum
Aun, nnd ru~cnblc ScliO<JL He
iJ now on the bo:lrd o! Albert na
KelT Uom!!.
Mass Shull, " teacher Dl Jf!f!cr
son High Sehool, tuu btocn acUvc
111 cducntaonnl work on the local,
New Presidents Study Policy Making
• • .Jrnl J •hr Ho i •· ahop convinced thnt ~the dllcm
tumt:d to the cnmpua July 1 mtl of lh<~ four·) car llbcrol nr:tl
"\ erv hnppy" wllh hi' saluutlon rollcge " c:nused by lhc cxpl~lon
111 Lewis and Clnrk Ait~r h~ring or lnforanouon, forces the amllll
th problems or cn:_ral other col· rollecc to llm.lt thr number of
lce('S Ill 11 llllrvord Unh·crslty ill offenngs In .... htch It wbh~
mcctlnc Jio oud Mrs Hownrd tcJ specllalizc.
111crc .:ue5t. of the C roduntc The semannr program wu bo.scd
School of BWJln<'u ond the C.llm· on scV(!ml c:usc studies which
cgu~ Poundadon Cor nn clght-da) wera ps esenlcd b~ Han ni 1
~>Cminrar Cor nc ~~; prt I dents nnd 'nrticltnkc' method. general pre
thmr wlves s"ntallon of foctu:~l problems of
"l.cw~ and Clork 15 In o good n ononymous college, nnnl) at.
positaon -f' ~dally tn Ita per· tnrouah dtJeuss on, more dctallJ
tJOnncl 1111 location and als ~m and -more dtsewsion
munll) n·llltlona," be aald Th~ case studlcs emphultcd
He en me away ' . • c ~ ork-college ott:~~nsiQUon, nClldcml
Voyageurs Due Sepl. 19
1901 Voyagcu peeled
u) Sept. Ill And v. Dl b:: eady for
taU registmtlon, o1 .mltnc to
Bu lne:lll M nar.cr St.m CIL\tk
Th~ Ycnrbook '~ lll b moiled to
mcmb('l'JI ol the Juue cla.u and
other tudcnt. not ret umlnc t()
th•' c:nmpus &;nor books wtll be
nt to Jnst year's hom!' nddre~
from the rcclslrnr'• tlsl unlcn
nt:\\ bddrt SCI DI'C pru\•ldl!d fn:<'dom and tenure, c.-urrlculum,
tl rotc of tntcrcolleglntc othlcl
lcs, c:~t. ndnr aehodullns ~mmun·
lty rdot.lons ond cnlcrtnanm 'Ill,
pcuonnel, the college nc"'"P per
Tb scmtnar !coders hAd no
pat onawcrs ond nd\'lScd no blliU:
potldl!$ regnrdtn th~ IJlt)blcmJ,
the p!'Hidt'nt ld lntteud the
prognam poan~ up to the M\10
n11m Usc n~ d tor \\i.sdom to knD\10
ol whnt poant to mnk key d~
Ct Ions.
lnc p1oneer log 1111tc re CIon I nnd natfOlUll
le~ cl nnd us I 056 19&7 n.ltled
MliOnlll l't'l'O •nltl n a p~dcnl
of th1• Nl:A dunn~: Ita centennial
)~r She • n member of the ------------------t•n•.,, llmrm tl 1'/mr,,
frusfl't' ll'm l(s/wl'
Aug 24 to 26 wIll be ~bnck to
coll~llll d ) • tor membera of the
Bonrd of Tnaal Th will
alt nd th ftnt worlahrp for
ti"UJIC at LC 11nd O!U! of ll lew
c'i t UJ t he d ln th c untry
Under UlC I dcnhtp of Pr I
dem John Ho"' rd and C' sr
m n Ed Stamm th 111 le m
U1c natur(' or thclr J b and how
they rei t to It The pt'OGfllm
\l.'tll inlnlducc them 1 th con
c pt C tru tKshap, lh o n
1 auon of hLgher tdu('llllon, the
problcnu of cnult CCiltcae ad·
mlnLStrotfon, the adminutniUvc
ofLaecrs nd department dlnlr·
men It will uh Include klur
of thl! plont Dnd c tud of
coli"&! bud cuuc. dcvcJopmcnt,
llh> 1 pln.nt p!nnnlng nd c:ur·
rlculum or(Jilni7.Ation
PH• ldt nl lloword pl ns to
mnl th• \\Otklhop a conl.lnuln&
ps-ojec:t for oU nc\\ lrl.llll' an
future ) 111
-------------------------st ndurda 1:omm1tt~ of the Nn·
tlonlll COII!tCil ror ACCTCdilDtlon
of T chC!r Educot on
Sh 110 crvc:d presidmt of
th OEA and Inland Empire
TC! ehers A rL In lUM llht' w u
d 1!.'gllt!.' to world edu~: l, n
confcrenc tn Geneva. SWIUU·
lAnd d Oslo No :y She Ia II
i dUlll of Un \Crslt~ f Oreton
nd hu n bonornry doc:tol'lltc
of hunuanc lett n Innn U•n•~
snd Clllrk.
V o ruall\ of low nd
grndu te of Unhcntt~ of rhn·
n tn \\ tn th b.lnk nt; busl-
n In Chac:ti o before W<~rld
W 1r 11 He \\ 1 on the staLl o!
th eaurornl.n D nk at Lo An·
1,uiC!! from lfl.IO to 1960, when h becam a dlr«lor and lAter
prc ld .nt of th F'lntl NoUonol
Dnnk o! On:' on He II on exocu·
uvc In the Portlnnd Areo Boy
Scouta r Amcrh:n, Rotary, Chnm.
beT of Commen:c or.d Oregon
lilghWII) LlfdnV•!l'll Commllloe.
Dr; D:mr.hcrty, n gruduatc or
Uruvcrslty of Oregon Medlc:nl
School. 1s pl'Midenl of the Linn
Cllunt.,y Medical Society Durlns
It Is yc ra on the mcdlall atnff
o! the Lcb:lnon Community Hos.
Pital he luu bct-n instruml'ntal
In orgnnlztnR pccial educaUOIU\1
prugnuns n menLDl wllh ln the
Ll'b:mon orrn H J!CI'\' d liS mod·
ecotor of lh Wl.lliamctle ~by·
tcry and carly ibis r~ 'Wlll ae-
1 cted u one of the stat '1 out
allmdmg )uniOT dllzens for 1960
Ik>llcnoodt. a 1:111duDte of Yol
Unl\'crllll'i' nnd Unln:rslly of
Mlcltlgnn. Is a p:utner In the ln~
hrm of VIUl Dyke. Dclknb:lck
n.nd Mc:Good\1: ln ln Medford. He
IJ o member of the ~:tate leGls
lnture from Jac:kson Count) and
{s llCUVl! In Presbyterian cltun:h
work Communltr Cltcst, YMCA.
Amcncnn Cance.r Society 11nd
Cl1u.mber of Commerce. He t.a\ll!ht
bUJln l:lw fCir lwo )'enrt a\
On;gan StAte Unlvera.lty.
Nruned llJ pe.rmnnl:nt mcmbcra
ot u e board were five men wttb
long term records of ~ to
the college Th~ \I;UC: Crntuun
A Gruwold, c:hn~n for the
put six ye:n:s, Lome L. Miller
n.nd iLl nn P Snbin, Portland, I
Ray Acheson. Milwaukie, ond
HoW'llr11 C Bclton. C.llnby
Gamma Xi Prints Tunes
Grunm XI Tunes, published
by the collet cb3ptu of Alpha
Ps.t Ome(ll. nAtsonnl professionAl
butm fratemlt3 wns distrtb
ut.!d June 0 The 20-patl'! pub
lsco l on rut'lUilllrlzcs the put
31e r's pro nun n.nd rha.pter meet
ln and contains mcu:l,£CJ !rOm
sev rnl mt'mben: ond a dlrec:tocy
of lhc Portland nreo alumni of
Ca.mnua Chapter ~dltons were
Rlclumi Nelson, June '61, nnd
C~rll!f Lc lunan, senior