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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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November 5, 1968 Volume 27, Number 8
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Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Date
1968-11-05
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rts lewis
and
clark •
1861
editor Vol. X'-. VJI. No. 8 Pol Lland Tuc :~day, November 5, 1968
ednesday
wVusonist Here
""'·-mu,.ir. department will ho .. t
~!1<1011 i1111 GtorJlc• Zukerman ot
mu ic hour Wedne'ldoy ot
0 p.m. in Evon Auditcmum.
ccn~nite d a Cnnodo ·,. leading
ron of five European tours
recent recording~~ for VOX.
numerous opfleorances w1th
c!'tro!i and fe 1 ivnl'l in Conn.
onJ the Unittd ·tate,.
r Zukerman, who 1s the first
non "olo1111 ever invited to
Soviet Union, goes to RuR1Jio
March l 969 n purl of n round·
.wurld concert tour which will
luclc· roncens an Mo,.row, Mo
l ondon, Tc! AVIV, Bombay,
gnport and c;;yclnc•y
1nlikc the pinno violin or even
ll W<'ek '~ llo, 1 ht• bo non i not yet
thl.-t()nl()rro"" ·u~nl1 g the rank or the mo~t popwolcl Stadium.
oday
CnliforDJo,
\ngcle'; of olo anstrument Mr Zu·
rnnn h o " "inglc handedly
pt.-d to elt·vatc hi• "o~ymphomc
pi rr. of plumbing" to the maJor
ldguc• .
1'1 a , RM~ Qunk l
nd Pnt Morkh ln o rec1tal latlt April at Reed
ll<'ge, lukc•rmon poke o£ the
'oon O" nn inlltn•ment too of
called "the clown ot the or
· trn." lie ha~ con!lilltently
ont~lra tcd tht> in,.trument ac;
n Jumor tron INiinJl much mort' than a clown,
lumbJU Junior cwlicn in the hand!> o£ u virtum;().
out the tcnm ~ Jlas r1rogrom Wednelldoy will in·
mt?mber of lht ~de· Golliurd. Sonntn in f rna·
for Ocnlton, VariotionA for Un·
lC4:ornpnnted llaR!Ioon, ond Saint·
Sa ""• :ionoto, Opus 166. He wilt
be nrcomponied by Harold
B . v. n, pianll\t, who plnyc. more rts
~ don't hD\'C II
rou. "'o.ngntor11
Drtnnt jn rally'..,.~.
•
cliffl 1n that
I!! ~uch phr1111
:c .. pcecl to ( ( -\
dri"c:r mu t
• and j,. pt•n
oeorh or lott
t.
\ick-.. the car oOJ
a ked to look
:nokt· mileage than a bock-up man.
• mor Visit
-
dam' Readied
\Jnm the [ rt'ator" v. 11l be pre
in rir hre,. I heater at
fl.m. on 'Jo, I •l, IS, 16, 21.
d 2:1.
'lw plot of the phl) roocem~
u' th• trurtton of the world
his uttl"mpt to create n bet
c route. The r
be populur in .-u• fUel ur11ell bf.tween \dum
• • c•qutpme nt '"
A," 'I(Lid
advanced
r c-nr<. with
und
un bt: a hrlp
ncce "on. ..
jnte.rtl ted -
and ho'\ nu Glnwock1) und hitt at'll•
ha,H•vcr. When Eve ( Dorc>
\ndcrson) U'JCCt. him. \dam
u ruorc dependont v. tfe
ki Mc•rnll) and nn Altt'r ERo
(.ood CeUov. ) whoi'ICJ dWer
JIUIOt of 'tev. con help tum
whot ltl create.
hn confu!lion thnt rt'l'IUha iR
Jll"r1 in~nt to our lh ~ hcc.au~e
tlw irrt'mediul nowtl of One Student's Opinion
cCart yCampaigns or orseatPSC
.. ~. E KNOW F.tlCENf '1c-C.ARTITY. li11tt·n to "hot ht" ~~.t~TII·'' The
t~C'nBIOr (rom l\thmc.•telln npJH'nrrd 1-riduy, No~. 1. ot the J>ortluJld
tate Colle,.;e ~r• nmo•ium wilh WnYnl" '1or:~~e, O~on '• •cooior
lllCnotor. -Loa photo b1 Ormond Orm•b,.
Austria Study Group Enjoys
Adriatic Swim, Glacier Hike
by Bruc~> I.omou
The l.C o\'er co group an .\us·
triu i11 pre ently enjo> ing it!! third
week of home.,tay in the province
uf Carinthia The tudent"~ ore UV·
ing; nenr 1 \'eit an der Gl3n, the
:oitt· of a former Roman colony
and capital of a mcdie\'al duchr.
~verol of them art• stn) ing
v. tlh propnt•tol"!l of p:a thou seA,
seeing \u~otria throuJ!h 11 bt•er
tltcin. Fre hrnan ~1ih Purr hns
bt-.·n bu!!) ut the ridrr press,
while ~uc Ettin~er is working in
the pototo fidel,, La t wed<, Don·
nte llowcn and Carlt1ttn ')rubo
midwifed u .;o\\ rhnt delt'·~refl
13 l'i~tlet:o.
Thctr fir-~t exr.ur..ion through
Carinthto tool.; them ttl \u~~trin' s
htghc"l \lptnc run~c . the Holte
Tavern. \t the ba"C uf this rungt•
lie• the cit) uf Hdli~tenblut , whr.re
tht• c-lturclt hou,t• .. 1 Gothic• altar
carvt·d b, ~Lthnd Pachcr in 1475.
After hiking .tlong the ttno¥/ fields of the Po ten.c Glacier, the re
turnt:(l to !:;1. Veit '·ia U!l Tvrol.
On Oct. 17, the LC group
cro ~ the Kurowunken Alps for
n twQ-duy trip into Yugo lavia
and Italy. ,\t Postojna, YugOf)a.
\ill, they visit~ Europe'.s larg.,t
cn~r:m, a part or the complc.x
t~ubt .. rronean cave ~>stem formetf
h) the undt'rAround Ph·ka Rivl'r.
One night 'IHJ<> epent in the Yu·
goslll'l re or1 dlY of OpatiJO
~>~ hl'rt' ~h. of the bravt'r rudent'
venture-d into tl1e Adriatic
The· Collnwing dny theY mndu
brief \ i~it to Tri«'.;te and Udtnt'
lt.tl~ . Tht• plt'Of!Ures of viaiting o
R h iera.Jike .. encon~t wert• height·
f'llt'(l b,· o cleare-r undt't41ttnding
of Au trian Lu"'tnry. Bc!ore World
" ar I, the entire nrf'll wa.,. pari
of the ,\ u~t ro·ll uugurian Empire.
The lo ~ of Trie;;te, 11n important
"'CApon, !till hindl'rs the .\ustri<1n
t'C'OilOffi)'.
Grads Pursue Masters
Four1een l C l(raduat,. are pur.
oocutng Mu ter of Arts in Teaching
( \1 \ T) dr~rce through tht" Intern
Propam of Utt' l.cwi unci Clark
F.ciucation Department .
Teachml( m mrl rupolitun high
-ahonl pnrt lime un pnrtinl ~nlnn ,
ond attt:ndln~ Ll cJu,~e pun·llmt·
occupi~ their umt: "Ul't'•· · ful
llompll"hon uf the urnml'r· yt·ar·
umrner pro~ rum culnuno tl" ""ilh
ret:eipt of the M \1 tlc~rl'r. nnd 11
tead1 in11 eertihc ate:
TC'ur.hing at w~ I l .. inn High
~hool an· L1rl Philip!~, mathr.
maliC,, anti P~ter Hu~ mrnt, his
torr. At l.akt• Oswrgo lligh are•
Patricia C:J,,·aco, EnHliah, and nruoe :Sheehan. F.nsli .. h. Connie
I h utt tc-ache 11ocial tudie... at
Jdfcr on High, while Michael Pol·
mer in ~lruc:ts a spcc:clt da~ at
J..inculn High. Bioln~on i" tAu~tht
nt Utmf!t•n Hilth br Gene Ol~n.
lmtntctor ut Centtnninl in
Cre hnm urc." Douglaa BeU. biolo
R' ; ,\1ory Dl"' lin, Engli h: Mi·
dtnl"l Uunlafs, n.Mthennltic.~: \loT)
1\ rrhhit·l, t~peech; Jam~ ~1oc0t c·
ken ps) cltoloK1 ; Duri~ Qut~tle',
O<'ial rud.i~; nnJ Patrictu "tun"
£11iutt, art.
A pplic·atinnt for the coming
J96Q.{O lnt<:nL l,rogro.m may he
ubt:aint~ from Alttn Robert on, eli·
rector of the l'rogum, LC EJu\'4·
tion Department. by Dorid ,f. Porr,.ll
,\ •ign on the wall aaJd, 'Hello
America-It will be ~fcCarthy
ancl Mor~ in 1972: ~teanwhile,
Prny, Citizi.:n, Pra)•l"
Wayne .\1or P and Eu~ene 1\lc.
Cnrl h) stand th,.re an another o£
1 h,. magnifirt-nt edifir.e erected
hy the stat,. to fo t,.r the physic•l
well-being of it budding {nnd
hopefully mindless) youth.
"I want mv rhild to be av~.r
llgt.-not too low OR intclligl!nt-
o no onr: cdn !i)' hi" it an ab~r ·
rant )'OUth Thmking tO() much
would apoil him. Ht! might ~~:et
radical or cv~n idealistic view&
the\ 're not prncticnl in thi world.
lntelli~~:en ct! bring11 ideal11, which
hinder practicalit)'· B> God 1
can't havr: that. Y ~"t he hu to be
bright or at lea.<t indu lrious
,.noullh to find a nice ecure
nic:h,. somewhe re. ,\tONEY, mom,
Oag and apple pie-however that
-OI"!;, The Protestant work ethic.
GCid mile on the weahh)-that'
tb,. American way."
,\ neon :siKJl in the dist11nce
"Mc:diocrih• ie de ir,.d." •
"~fy child mu"t quic.kly ),.am \(1
be an adult-he mu"l reach pub.
erh· untl imulate matunh Find •
a niche, !"on. I.i•tcn to me I'm
rwm1iuhe, I've worke(l bard.
~iven vou all th~ things I never
had. nelit'\ t! mr. son-logmn but
no d.ialoi{Ue-father knows best.
Dun 't tn to un<leratand or to
care. Reality i& a Jlt'f~onal •phere,
lod• it up tight. Think o( your
heritatte. looL: back. Blindn~• is
beautiful. Don't Lf&\t'l at night.
I '"''-and ~ ?''
&nators Wn)nl" Mor~ and Eu.
gene M(.Car1h) stand there. Who
d~e i there? Kid", ,·outh. Non.
~'tabli hment adult , Hip-looking,
:straight lookin~t. c I e a r-qed.
LC Outing Group
Gets Orga11ized
"hc-n pnper , enm!i and l!tudy
gttt you ,fown, try n chnnge of
JldCe -like mountain climbing.
ro.·k caling, hiking ttnti r.amlUDf!.
'I rC"L:cn pider • the LC outing
group, I"' it.. oil membt'r . of the
LC oommuoitv to join in it in·
formal jaunt throughout On-~n
and outlwm Wu bington.
Tht• a\owc.J purpo~ of the
group i ''to gl't oH c'lampus, h)
an\' excu e what~"rr, and hn"e
fun with o group of f't'Orle.'' ac·
ctJrd.ing to m,.mlJcr Tc-rry Tindall
and Don Chitv.oo I. Trt"kcn'lpielen;
WU! t, .. gun tlm~e )e&re B(!O, and
ha11 met Wtt!kh· t"ver ince. Crll.tll
Rnddon, fa cult ach isor ha!l spent
group.
Trekrn Jlieler will hold an Ot·
ganiuth,nnl tnrlerin~ tomorrow at
b 'iO p.m. Ill Radtlon'e home, 0751
"~ Pol11tinfl llill Ro4d, for the
pufJ"' c of \·ho.1 ing u n•pr~la·
tiH• to ASI.C :.. nate, dC'(:ting offi.
r.cr and planning {inaooec. All
11tudcnt • fuculh or 111H "Wi<~hing
"' attend ma c:untart Alan Hoi.
li«ter, cnt, 353 (If 354, or Don
Chit"' uu.J, 6!\6.()575. toned young curio ity ~ekera.
Th,.y look concerned. They are.
They are.
.. Edur.ation mu•l be faJling
,Jown. Why. this \'ery building wa
built with my money. \ly OOD·
gre!'lnan will he r of thi . We
hnve a well·oiled mar:bine ~re
and tht! k.id will juat h.ttve to
learn to Eit."
"McCarthy $lumpins for Morse.
\fcCarth\ 's a ln ~r. We all know
Wayne Morae, he' an old repro
btte. ..cniority? Mor is for
Mone, he's not fnr Oreson. He
chan~es his mind, he•a a tum·
coat. Good thing tbere i a bnpt,
busine!S·like, v ,. r y practical
young Republican (or hi1 poL
He's all for Oreson. He won't t~ay
the wrong thin~. he won't SO)
anything until the polb come out.
He'D be popular. Give the people
what the) want to hear, that'
politi~ Time: for o change."
The \'ford "virionary•• fla.ehes
ac~ th,. eky. What does this
mean?
"That's not practical. Think
about no""'· The hdl with th~ fu·
ture, We\e done "'ell hl".l"e, Cod
i~ still mll.lint;. Tht!rl' i ~urity
in the s;ropin~ of in~urity."
McCarthy and Morse arl' intro
duc~. They ar~ well .recein~d
but by whom? They are called
giants. Ciants l!nmething other
than men. That• fine. But th,.
crowd them as just men,
bont:"l men of principle and cfulr.
acter, "ho try their be!t. with
flaws. to be ure. but who ell•
dea\-or to understand and to care
inMead of blindly fe11ring and hat-. mg.
.. Th"" •. U thon Gen~ and
Wayn4· "'ome men wall nevcr
grow up l hopr th,. kid« will
learn to fit. l.ife mo'es on."
Eugene McCanhr peak he
.;upJKins WaYne: ~tor e. They are
Cello'' hauler , tryins_ to change
l forei~ poliq. top the war
in \ 1~tnum I Tite) "hare thought
and ~oal.s.. Wa)ne .Morse under·
-tand , b,. l".a~ Both \lillnl to do
romething about the CI , to de
militariz~ American policies, and
to tum the U ~. Senate into a p<!!.
itive fore. in determininG Amer·
iCA' tance. The \Ounln' need
Wa1ne More.
U'e know Eugene lcCartbv, he
lo!\1. L.i ten to what he !A~ • He
i a J;!entle.. carang, o.lmost arUII.)o
cratic man, detar.hed, alooC, sub
tle intelle<luol. He sean some.
what con~notiH! .. but Itt'' a lib.
eral. He M) be "ant to impron:
the lsn(:tuagc or politics to dfeet
a beller conununir.ation (or the
pt>Ople. If unt: thinks-,.,bnt drud·
gl"r"-b" i almust ea!)' to under·
tan d.
.. He mtt"'l lie dif!\"rentl £rom
the oth\"r P•'lir idnn . fhunk God
for rhe new lt•r is it rhc ol.J) Ou:k
\hun. We a~n follt'"' him blindl •.
\l c can believe in tnm. he' for
th~ ((>rgotten \nterican. He 9lva
u nothing to l~elic\-e in, ~ we can
be ecurt and heJie,e what we • 1 .. WI" I
"'uspccr Eugene McCaMhy and
(Conlinurd on Pq« 2, Col. J) • l'age!!
1o's • 111 C 1arge ere?
1 hc'c arc the time' when ,,·c. tlu 'itUtlcnh
ol l t:\d :md < l.uk. arc ,<',trr.lung fur,, hcuu
"·'' to mnn.tgt om .11f.m, m c OIIJUUcllon with
rhe .tdmtlll'll':ltion .snd f:h tth} ol oua imtilll·
nun. 1 hetc •• rc \\lll\C • mong "' \\hn \\Otlld
like lO :II(.' lhC Om\ Cpt of l"Olntlllllll(\' gu\ l rll•
nwm dctt'tminc thl' po1i, ll'' ot thi .. '' hot>l.
llu:~c pe<)pll' ha' e ''or ked long :.nd h:n'CI It'
mold this idea mto omcthing lit(.' ndmm1'
tr.uiora \\ould find to be u-•cfnl in helpms; to
run the :hool.
In tltc me:mtimc. we .trc lch with tlw idc.1
.md lll'tinuion of Sen.ttc Hut nr<· ,,e? IJm,
often in the I "' month ha' the sen:nc met to
d<.'C'JdC or dt'c."'' .tn'\ j,~llc tlmt would 111\'0h e
the \lUtlents or Lewi ... md Clat k?
Continued !>lith •'' 0\ll'\, tht:rt' .Ill' IUl pHthft'tll'i th,tl
'houhl t't>llll' l<l th<' .lltt•ntion ol the studt.•nts?
I h:n th~te j, nothing th.u might tome Ill'
th:'H ,., en need-. to ht dN "''ctl? Ot c uultl it
he• llt.tt il scn.ut• j, 'hm\ll to lw 1 \\Cllthlrss
~u-g.mil.ttlnn h, the• (ad th.H it j., not llll'l'l iug
(tl doing .uwt hi ng \\'ntthwhik. rlll'n ,u ppot •
tc•r.. of tht• fommunit' goH'ntnH'nt woulcl
,t,uul ,, hctte1 (h:tnt.c tlf thl'it ptopu,.tl ht•int;
nro.•ptt.><l?
H tfu, j, .. o. :uc nell wl', the .,tuclcnh, who
c' Hh nth hn'c no 'a' in thi,, tht· nne' who
:u l' gl'tting the 'hon c•tul? "I' he nc" t iml' nu
<iCC a "meeting c~tnccllctl" ,jgn put up lw-
.w e of "lack of hu,int'"·" a'k H>tll ,elf ju't
\\ hnt part of the stucknt hO<h j, rl'alh tun·
111ng tlw aHnirs of the IC\l of the :...llltlcnt,,
[\It No\'cmb<'r l), 1
community forum
1\ pprcciation
Tn till' Eclitor:
I \1 malcl like lo thunk \IT \ llcn
\\ nhnn lnr rt•r•l in~ to Ill\' arl idt•
" \ t1 \ •m Fa·c? ·• .\1 h·ul'll 11111
J11'T nn tt•ud it ami rhnu~lat t'nou~h
ulmut it tn writ1• ;a rt•hutllll
11 mllkt•,., lillie tiHfc•rc·nn•
wlu·tlwr thn!'t' ''"" n•.1tl tlu ,o\.
1111111 ugrn• with it cont•·nt " ltnt
i~ itnJinrtanl i11 thnt it ~.111 I :t ft•\\
Jll't)Jllt• In tlunl..
) t•l, \tr " 1lton, I think tlu\1
,-ou hn' ,. mach • n•ntl~ pron'11 my
p111nt nhout ~tutlents not "rui ing
their Hlit•t·~ in objecting tn
thing ••. JU~l plnin stupi1l.''
A ~~urn,• {or u mnnwnt thut 'ou
IITC t1 I) pir.al, 11\ t'l ol!ZC rt•lt•\ I'Ot
'llll]t·nt nl thi.; ,-ollcge. If thi11 i!l
the caqc, then tlic \'1151 mojorit nf I 111lrnl h••rc• ngrct•tl I
olmc• ~of tltc• .stat•·mc•ntl! '":rt· i
d1•o•tl ~<tupicl.
And .)'1'1 nut of UJIJlro,imntel
1500 !ltude'nll!, nnly ONF. hot
l'fl•cl to 1ln urn thing ubuut tl
l!ltntc'nll'llt,
I rnn itlet that In he u ,.
pnnt Jll'h t•lllolj.lC, 1\ rigure !ICJ JIX
·• to lw c'nMitll'r<!tl 11tnti~t icnll
in"~ignHir.un t, Thcrdnrc l
•lluul h\ Ill} ori~inal totem
(,.,I'll thnut:h it i n ~··ncrnli
linn I,
Well, on) wnv, thnnks .1g
i\lr. Wohun, fur taking tbt• ti
111111 d(orl lu \Hilt' a rt•pl).
'"'ulcl lw plt>a l'd to rc•croiw mo
r.riti1 i rn (or l'rni!IC) (rom
ntul otlll'r mt•tnlll'r · of the Lc:'w
.tntl Clurk rummunih·.
Jark Ot•s Duuillnns
Ga. triti
• e tn ean ers .. Pray, Citizens, Pray To tlw F.:rlitor:
\\'t• "ho u n•n 't pu) i 1111, room r11;
board. \\ ho pn rk in till' Gri!'w
lot, jnhnhit till' Truil Hoom nt
rome anrl gn liku n many mi
tnrv hire! ... wuulcl lik~ to ~peok "
ugoin 1 nllnntlltl'C cli•wriminuti the mara be uppon«, Wn nc
Mon;('. The real \mcril'.nns con
the nght. th .. Uirclu:r , tell it hke
11 i .... McCurth !ullm1ed a .. traaght
Comrnumo:~t J'arh line in lu pr~i·
dcnunl onmJ•a•gn. I the oudit>nCt'
pan of th t•lnt? \\'hnt Ita~ \lc.
Conh' done?"
'out.h for ~om!" reason Wll!>
o.lienated. He turned ,oung peo-
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11 America's
:favorite .new singing
• star/ • If • • • • pic un hl 1111 o,·tion progtnm for
chaugr "'11hin the ,.y~tr.m. Callow
\ ''utJa, h{l\\ d1d 411) nf tht•nt c,.
peel to ,,jn? Thr\ wnnt not ltl
Y.in \\Dr5 hut to win Jlr..nce. "tlu·
m1·ncan. ..
'l1~t~ught"' !rum the mind!l or the
\outhrul oudicnre ring out. Pd1cc
. • Jn,c • . cnring .•. unclt·r·
o;tonding . • • hrotlll'.rhtl{){l.
•· In 'e ore ~u piciou thought<:.
Th .. llirchrr<= knn\,. that the,• ore •
11art or tht• Hl!'d plot. Could this
be n rnctting of plottr.r ? No. hut
education ~urc must Lr• brl!nling
dov.TI,"
l..ook '1\ltat MrCnrlll\ has c.lone.
1.; 'tulon Jnhn~nn, "ith hi Cllt>o• n{
lu ton·, rh••~•· not tn run nguin.
rt.)b Kcnnt" c~.ly cam,• (1Ul In be
loughteretl. And no\~ w~ ba' I} n
ltomhing hah with n pn ... o;ibility
o{ mr.anin~ful negotiation IO end
tit I' ,, n r.
"Titr pint i thickrntng. War i"
in the \mcric:nn trndition unci hi'"
to f) mu 1 oh~n)" prQ\t' it right.
\\ ar i m tlu.: \ ru•·rican lrnditiuu
and hi tor) mu 1 oh, n) pro\,. it
right. ~ nr mnkr~ men cout of kid<.,
\"\ nr lwlp kct-p the population
do\\U. And We rnuct lhJnk or our
econom}. rhe rnilitnry.indu~<lrial
cnmpl x j, nee ":sn for our
t;. ·.r. Get rir.h. Lu> 'rock in
c1•·ath, :,enli \Our 60n to dir! to
ket•p till' doUnr trtlng. We necJ
tlw military for dcterrnn<" •."
\\'hut i" McGarth) !la' ing? D···
militnri1c! Thr. military i n re·
puhlic in it d!.
Somt·tlung {rum Li'l Ahner
rirh•K·hc'l& f r ,, m the wall .
"\\hut'~~; good {nr l..t•nrrnl Dull·
mooM: i ~ood for the lJ.. ..• A."
!;uh~tllllle "Motor " for "Bull.
moo e" nncl v.e hn"e the U.S.
' • ccoO<lnl\. McCnrrh\" i~ ~11\'ing
thnt \H' ... houltl nut put tlltl hcncl
of an nuto inclustr.· into c·(lmmund
nf the 01'fcn~>e Ot'Jlttrtrncnl. As till•
unit• indu•lrt is progrurnnwcl nul
to fail. o ha .. the militor · bccnrm:
prngrnmmt'd-fnr \ ictOf)'. The
purpu,c i" dctermin('(l L) the pro·
~ram.
'':\lcCnrth) mu't not know
mur.h ub<lut t•cunomics. 1 hnnk
c:~cx~. Did, '"on undt·rMnnds war,
dctcrrJnt !Ott ket Jllnt' 1 fn, or·
.thlt· O\ t:r-kill ratio \'\" net.-d a
J:ood coJd.wnr warraur to rt·oll\
hal<' and h u tl1e Commie honrd.
C:c.•or~1 \'\ .tllncc \\ith his goocl
oJJ.(u.,(uonl'd \mrrironi m, un·
dt·r,.,tand .. nl.-o tlul.wrt lhunphrl')
is tuo .. oft. \1 i"h\·Wn"h •. He'd bt•
dangcrou ,''
\lt-Cartlty is calking nllf)nt
\\a' Ht \lor e Uf!.tUO. If tc·•·l~clt•cl,
\lor't: ''ill he chairman of tlw
~c·nutc t'ornmillt•t• on hc.thh, \\1'1·
( trc.• a111l c.~lu11ation. Tu rt~ot•lcct
him '1\ould bt· gotk! for tht• Scnnlt..!,
s::ood for Or~~on unrl good for the
countr). \lur c i!l likt• n ~atlnr
hc keep' hu12in,;. ~l .. n wh11 "ill
"Jlellk out on diHir.uh i&flllt' urc
nee«<t•tl.
\ man ju 1 hdd up 1.1 i(1n
""\\'aync ~tor~e cart~ rnnre.." Me·
C:trth} i;; rwnking of the {uturt•,
lie \'\'lllltt•tl to le I the <riticol is
"ur C'on{rnntin~ \1!> un1l )CI l!lnv
within th~ prott• Ei' of tht! purl\.
lie and hi~ &UflpOrtl"r ( mony of
them in tht uudit•nrd clid not win.
lie is t•nclor ing Humphrey. A
lukt"WBrm endor-emcnl, b u 1
'lukewtmn" jt; a rdat.hl' thing
it dt~pt•ndo; U flOTI how c:olct Ollll WO
'~lll'n be "'tarwd,
Tht' endorl'Cmcnt i11 not tntend·
t'd for the good grate or the
11Your friend for life_, Todd V. Wilder
He's an easy person to talk wtlh
And whit he can tell you about policlf'·
sp•·clally de~igncd lor \enlor and grad
Ulll' ~tuden ts IJ worth listening to. It
can make a lot of drfference in your
future Talk with htm when he calls
There's ne~~cr any obligation.
1118 Ol£CUIIV1. BUILDING
PHON[• llJ !iiU Uftl
" .... :J-0 Dcmocrntir: Pnrty. He will not ht!
a purtv cnnditlatc (nr the ~··nnte
in 19i0 nor for pr•·"'idcnt in 1972.
l-11• ~~ honoruhlc. Y ••I Ill' •locs nr•l
n' Ill' will not run ngain, he ju t
tutt•.. that it "ill not be jn till'
""rh·. Itt• tells the youth, that tlw
rnoH·mc•nt i~ theirs. Ht• i not tht•
ll'acler-it i 11 had o.Uoir to look
to one mnn in .. tt•ad nf at thr mn\e·
mc·nt and it" purpo~e.
lie \1 ill bt.• \\ irh ) out h. I knew
it all along. He \\ill nut ~o to tht•
) nun~ a~nin and a"k tlwm to go
into the: ~)stem unle"'~ Ill' j,. ct·r·
tuin that thin~ .. ha'e chongl!d and
nrc• c:quitubh•. If nl·cessary, lw
will not only tc~r but al"o ~i\"l' tht•
fll'Oplt• I) chanCe lo develop 0 nt•W
r!\tem.
"11•· could he a dnngrron s mnn.
'\\!tnt d!lc.. the future hold?
"The rwnple who ~II ppnrt Mor~t ·
and McCarth\ rnuy really :-tart
<.ontething. Mayb1• tht•)" "ill gain
~on t rol. 11lb j.. nn cunc1'Til nf
mint•, I'm t•curc. f han· mv oy, n • pr·r nnnl Jlhl'r~ . h n alh doc;:;n't
mutter who I vote for, doe~ it?
J ll'l '0 I'm a ~:ood citin•n. ~o that
I go out and ca~l m\ \'ole."
I ook at the Wtlrld. ~11m it up.
\nthinl! rcalh mlltlt.>T~ dm-... it?
\gn:t•! \0 All ritzht, ma)bt•
t'H~rvtlun~ really doe~ rnUtll·r.
llnv. much j, )OUr cwf)thing?
llnw bit; is )OUr world?
\leunw bile, pray, citi1.cn, prn}. 1 can undt•rr;tnn,l prohlcms t
might l~t• iru·urrt•rl in ottcrnp ·
In firul u do er parking lot nr p
jng tlw nltl; hut I do {nil to
\\h) n cttmmuler \\lto '' i"h~
o'RI hctwc••n the honr'l nr l and
p.m. r.unnut do so \\ithnut pny·
L15 (or Sagn pori. ron t, or
t;ll I rit i {or n llf.-hur~er.
Commuter oft•·n tuv on r.
pu to ~tuch or uttentl Frc·e l
'..raity or oth1•r ,., t•nin~ .. ,.e
Pcrhlll'" more of uq would t
if our gro\\ lin~ !ltornoch didt
0\'t•rrule.
J ulit• Pc•rC'ell
Comm1llcr
pioneer log
OHic.wl pubhCJltion of the A<;~
cintt d tutlcnt~ o{ l e\H!I. and
Clurk C.ollc~e, 0615 .W. Pal•
tine Hill Roorl, Portland, Ore.
97tl59, Puhli lwd twirc wee.klt
during alw ~rhool year br Gana
Publi~hing Co. Second cia
pnstngc (tairJ ot Portlnnd, Ore.
l:OITOR \lice 1.. Christen dl
:\lunuging Editor Julie Percell
Advutifling Mgr. Oon Le4p
Advisor Co)' Jenkiru
OH > H-E GA\1 t.
FOO~ P\NTS urn
" ngn·c'<l I
• c·nwnt,. Wt'fc r
,f UJIJlfo·nmntcl
lnl~ 0\ f hot!;
thing ohnut I
l to he u "Cl1
11 ugurc o lo
t•rcd f!tnti •tacnl
1crdorc 1 WI
·ittinnl &tutc:m
j, u ~trnr•rnli
thnnk ug
tnk ing th.. ti
1rit~ 11 reply.
I to rc·rr.iH• m
'Gi!<C) from )'
rrs o£ the 1.1.'
Jnitv.
Bouillon .;
Jlll) inf! room ~
in thu <~ri"'~or
Trail Room 111
• e "o many ma
like to ~Jwnk o:
•r cli-.~:riminuti
rd ~roblcm.; ~~
l"d an uttcmpt
•nrking lot or pa
I do fuil to
r v.J\0 \\i~lll'
bour" of •l nnd
\\ ithnut pnli
ork ron ''• or '
~K lmrgt!r.
ten ~tn ,. on c
uncnd Fr. e U
•
~u·nmg cv,.
f u" would
,.tomuc:h" di
Pc•rrt'll
muter
er log
tjon of the A~so.
a of I ewu. and
0615 .'\r Pal•
Portlnncl Ore.
cd twirc wcekiJ
ol WilT b\· Cnnt • , Second cia
t Portland, Ore.
c L. Chri ten!eg
1r _Julie PcrccU
. Oon l.Nf
Gay Jenkins
•
I 0\ <: miH!I r,, 11lhH PlONEf..R I OC.
•
Haram ee!
Homecoming-a traditional cullege e' ent, cele
brated annual!} b) •tudent and alumni nlikc.
;;;...hool colclrs. cor ag~".S. iuotb:sll, remini~nce,
dancang.
Thi ,·~r at l.ewi nnd Clark, the ritual took on •
u difftorcnt tone ... Let\ rull to~;ether!" The lhl'm~ in·
vited :1U mf'mber nf the LC oommuuit to join in a
\'ll•el..t•nd of broth~rhood. ,\ good aoal-not complete-
1) met, but ut least there were attempt" at unclcr
unding. Concern "'·a.. demon!trah:d by the me_m .
lkor of Sigmu .\ll'laa F;p ilon, wbo a ed Jonation~
to aid the tan ins children of Biafra. lt'!i a begin-
• nang.
\lor) Kunr., Den"er, Colo, a AOphomore mu ic
major, poke of .. Jo,e" AS he '1'48 CfO'\Oa'Dcd queen of
lloruec:oming '68.
\kin Hnll tnok fiN place in the ~t r d.i.!lplo)
cumpetition, while Dt"ha Phi Cnmma "On !e<:Ond and
Phi Cllms and Theta Chi tied ior third. Tht! hl~f
clrhe high o•ark "'a set b) Sisrna Phi Epsilon. ll
l.JC'IIingrieiJ anll Paul ~dson '"ert: named out uuul·
in~; mrmb"r u{ the Cia of 'il.
Dill Haile\'. lC t•nior. wa &mglt':d out a out
tan•lint; plovl"r for tht• homecomine game. The Pi().
nc-~r tnd..:lc. a thre ..... H~nr letterman. lf'd tile ll('mc •
team rldt"n~e in thc:-7.0 cances~ion to the Willamt'lte
B('nr~-.at &. PageS -
• PI01\FER I 0('. , mc•mhc:r 5. 196
Pioneer Tit e
Bear cats Gai11. opes
7--0 as e • ' pioneer sports • 1ctory
I r." j, nnci Clark' ~ hopes for n
~ort h" ll•t C"nfcren1 c C!hnmtllclll ·
"'hip "crt• da.,Ju:rl In a lllllf!h \\ al
lnmette ele,·en '\lttmloy n hc•r
noon, a thc• Bt 11 t":ll<~ gninC(l a
cln~ 7 tn 0 'ktnl").
h "'a c. 1 he fir~ lln\t'l in 18 gllnta5
that the ur.uall pot<'nt Piont•cn-
-we_ft! unable to Korc. nu· Pioneer had ll ~Inti I ical
edge. out~aining the 'i"itor (rom
~nlrm 155 to 139 )&nl on total
pffcn c. Hut bad break' Jlft'H'OI ·
~ tlae team from gninin~ nn up
:sct.
L.e"' i nnd Clark {umhlt'e) 1 he
bnll "'h timt'~ . II} ing four tlf them.
The aJ,.rt Rl'arr!lt ddcn .. i\c hack·
field nl o picked oH four of Sldr
•
::-~ 'er pa e .
lt j., rare '~hen a teAm turn
over the ball di!ht time and r:nn
"till manage n ''in. Thi '' 1111 not
on(' of th<•~e. tim~ .
ThC' Pinnecr ddtnt'C ' a~ again
out tnnciing. Time and time again
Willamclle had 5hort > nrdag<' r.it·
uatic•n" nnt.l wa~ dr.nied yardage· ~
It took a fumble iMide the 20
for Willamctte to put rointt5 on the
board. I ..at.· in th<" (il'!lt qunrtrr,
Willamene' An Gilmore punted
Reed College JET to N.Y.
$90-Dec. 21
Open to Anyone
Call Merrie n4-9108
Evenings to thr 1 C fihc:t•n.
On thr nt'\1 11ht}, Pionrt't Tom
Ol<on "o JIRrlt•d from the boll
and tl~r• Ht·arf,lt 1'\'ro,crt•tl. Sh
pin, l1te•r, 1 \\ illunwtte gn•nt,
\I ik<· ~hinn, "t'fll mto I he right
r.nrrtt•r nf thr tnd:r.nnc· for whnt
turnrcl out to he the \\inning mur·
,::in of 'ictnn.
E\r.ept for ont• brief Jll'int in thc..·
~(lncl holf, the r ~t of th~ gnmt•
"n~ n hortf.funght ddrn"h·c
tna~~h· v;ith nt~athc-r tcnm thrcnt·
enm~ lo ~SCOrl!'! .
t:arh 111 tltc !<>CCond hnl£, Lc"'i"
ond Clnrk linr.d up in punt for·
motion. ""') Cl!l rccc•ived the ~np
from ('!enter anti kickNI, but the
ltnll llt.lVCt got tlo" nlit•ld.
J.irwhnt•ker Cnl I <'~ hrokc in
(rnm the ri~ht onci hlockt•d the
l..ick, It rolled h>\rk ttl the (our
\'atd lin~ \\ht•tt• another Beorcnt
£,•11 on it.
\ g•cnt gonl linn !.'t.md prevent·
eel the· Bt•urC'.at from ruuldin~
tlu·ir lend. \ JIB ~ !rom .;;}nnn 111
Gilmott' wn" enught ""' r thl" end
:r.nne line nml 1 '"' runnin~ ploy~
~oint.-d only dut.oc ynrd'.
\\ itla (ourrh do" n and on~ yard •
to go. \\ illnmc·ll~ wt•nt Cur n Citld
gonl, o t•.aU "'·hich "o grcatt•J
~~ith cli plea ure• {rom the WiJ.
lamettt roott·r •
1lte conch ,.;boulti have pnid
mnre ottcntion to till' grantlc.tand.
o the kick wa~ "itlr. to the ldt
ond the Piont•er took ovrr
on till' 20.
How we serve
you completely at
JERRY'S BURLINGAME
SHELL SERVICE
Shellubricotion
Broke Service
Exhaust System Motor Tune-Up
Shock Absorbers
Wheel Alignment
Tires Batteries
Wheel Balancing Radiator Repair
Clutch, Universal Joint,
Wheel Bearing Replacement
Emergency Rood Service
Cooling System Service
• Disc Broke Service
Automatic Transmissions
30% Discount on Firestone
Tires with LC I.D. Cord
Also, 24 hour Road Service
At No Extra Charge with LC I.D. Cord
Free Pick-up & Delivery
Phone 246-9072
JERRY ILUNGWORTH
OwnrJr
After 12:00 p.m.
Phone 244-2209 JERRY'S
BURLINGAME
SHELL
MZ1 t. W. TUWII11G1l llVO
rGII'TWCO , OltlCOIC Ball ntule'. the Ptonct·r't· IIIIH!•
11h-r ddt 11~1\ 't' hnc mnn, WUM ~;iv('n
tht. ont~tnndtnA Jllnyt•r nwnnl nt
the condu,.aon o{ thc• RIUIIt: Jack Des Bouillons, editor
Tl
nd
r
LEW I A~ Cl J\RK lHI FR <\CK ~h·' r Ol•on ( J.2) -.tru,.d~" fur n fe" c-J~otrn 'nrd" In Snturtln~ '" 7 to 0
10'1' to tht' "illnnu•llc:-Rt•DI"C'<Jt... nu· Jo .. ~ dropp•·d th,-Pion~ eN (rum tltl, rontt•ntlon Ill thc-'\urth\\t-•1 A
Confcrt'nC't'. -l.o~t photo b~ ~con <"utlt·r.
Bear cat Pioneer,
Fix Gains Harriers Tie; ·co
ew
II)
M
b:r JUlkP. P~11<'/
It i~ like hu\lng to ki"s your
.. uer You clon't want to, but af
1 hat ,,. )'OUr on h choke you hnvt•
lo takt• it.
Thi" is tht• wn ,. l.t.'wa unci
Clark ero~sc:ountry cone h Eldon
Fix and hi .. "')und felt B(ter the,
hod to •·ttle fur n tic with Wit
lamcttt• in tht• Northwt's t Confer.
r.n('t daumpiun,.hitl mt'ct ot Pier
Park <\oturcla'.
"-\ "t>-chumpionship i" bt·ttt•r
than no C'hamt'ion htp " rt."o
mnrkP..I Coo('h f"h, rdh:rung nn
the ral"t' that snw hi harner11
rack "I' 38 point~ to match the
Bt'are·nt •
The mc·ct ho:i hl'en balled U" n
cluul lwt wt•en I.C untl W i llnmctt e,
and tht ~ore t\UilJIOrtctl surh n
for~a-.t \~'Iutman wn .. u di tont
third with 83 pomts, followed by
P.tci uc: Lutht'run (I 06), PocHir
(I 10) and lanfit•ld (1~8)
Cnlleg~ of ldoho compch•d, bul
thd not hove thr ncce'f• .try fiv6
runn•·r-nc.>cded to fltorc.
\-the lender cro!!~ed tht' fan.
\ .. h hnt• 11 8J1peort.d the Aenrrnt
would · notrh the: victory from the
dl'ft·nclmJ!: chnmpton Pioneer· un·
til root Bob Bycrlr OY~rtook nob
Bore:alo nf Whitmun to C'llptun•
I ~th Jllore nnd enable l.C to JlOin
the tie.
DnH: f'h, th~ top 1 C runner
.uul •·..t~ily tht! confert•nce lw!-t,
rl'laint'd tlw indh·idun l title hr
"'on lntll e•awn b, tourin~~; the
four.rnile c·ouru! tn 21 :06. Al
I houllh tl11• ('Oiar ,c "B"' wet and
~li,lpt·ry in rlnctU!, it didn't hotht'r
Fh a., hL· run away {rorn the field
and Iiui ht'tl uboul 200 )'nrrl
ahead of T1•d Dorman, nl o of J.C.
Fur 1 he.: fir'< I mile Oormnn wn"
right with Fix but ut thnt point
Ill' dropJII'tl hehmcl till' c:~entunl
whmN. NPvl'tt brito "· led run o
"trong rnr.~ und took .~;troncl by n
v. idl!. mur~in. l.a~t )c•nr lw ul o
v.·n1 thr. runner-up to Fix.
'J hird ['Inn· wc'lll lu Dnv.-
tdnk•· ,,£ Willnmett•• who run 11
fint· rur.e, lmt clidn't hnw l'fiCJIIRh
tn etay with Fix and Dorman. Individual
Rod Fife of "hitmnn and Mike
Optn of Pnci{ic bottled it out for
fourth and fifth, with the lulrr
ln illJ:l out hy u "lllgle "ec•ond.
Krith \l'oodard ( 10). Lnurie
Hent..l"hlcr ( ll) and Bv··rly (Ill
rountlt•cl out the-Pioneer !lcurintt
folloM•tl 11, \lurk \landcl ( 16)
111111 Pt•tc firth ( .?5).
n unning hie; he .. t rucc u{ th~
ra~on , Rcnt-.chl~r "o imprr
ivc n he rhollt•n~tcd tlw lcuder
t•urh and nmno!!ul to o,ta' near
the top \' oodnrd rnn hi" usuRI
~ood ruce althouJ!h it was hoped
lw could (ini .. h u littlt• higlll'r.
The"'C twn fre .. hmen, plu Bvc:rly.
\\ill ltc• tlou bt L«: rt'j!llTelt•d as I hre•t•
of the tnp ruuner Jn tht· confer·
rnn• in tlw future.
"f cf'rt ainly wn!l not dio~uppoint·
e•d," commented Coach Fix o• ht· Honors
JlfUI'II'd Ju 'ICJIIOrJ "Evcno.; 0
fZIIVt• 100 percent anti n conch ~
u '1.. for nn mnn We wonted 1 C
wm. hut af thnl '" not pOS'IIbk m
tJc '" llt'tTfllnlJle • pro~
FH·ry athlete tcum tltravt• (c u
<~IIC( c"s :111tl umelune" the que c
for lactol) 1 o;tullcd. However, •ud
n,.c•humpion11hip i s) mbohc held
I Itt: bt. ~1 t'\ I'll i ( shu red p.m
\;e:~>t wt·ckcnd the Pionce Ten
reprc·,t·n t tlwir cnn(crcnct:
clwrn pion in the Oi~t rirt mt•ct ,
Dine· l.nke. It should be like o
run, fur I.C oru·e• n~3in mt>eh \\i
lnnwtt•!. nl~1 a con{crcnr.e chnl'lll
Otlwr tt·nm~ will rqne .. ent
Orc>gon CollcJ.tiOll Con {f'TI'n
nntl '\orthwt• 1 'inzarene Colli.'
u lc'ilhl c·on uJcrt·d to thrt Ill
th~ Piorll'er und Oellrrnt eUo
"'ill C10rnpt•te ...
Cog
Grl
lhe
latn t:;
11'1
PIONJ- ~Ul 11 \IUUEll 0,\ \'E I' IX Jlldt'l' ..Cfortll'l•"'h olona 011 hit
"'"' 10 u "''C'IHHI •tr.,ialu c·rno-.. ruuutr• title In "'oturtln ' '• "ortb"c ·.t
Cmtlc•rt•urc• Jut't'l nt Pic•r t•nrlt.. Uu' • '11 rH ort lwiJh d Lc.-wi" nod
Clnrk In lit• fllr th•· tillr ~ith "llluot~ •lle, :48 hi :l8. -Lua photo
hr /\Ilk" p, '"'·
and
clark •
1861
editor Vol. X'-. VJI. No. 8 Pol Lland Tuc :~day, November 5, 1968
ednesday
wVusonist Here
""'·-mu,.ir. department will ho .. t
~!1<1011 i1111 GtorJlc• Zukerman ot
mu ic hour Wedne'ldoy ot
0 p.m. in Evon Auditcmum.
ccn~nite d a Cnnodo ·,. leading
ron of five European tours
recent recording~~ for VOX.
numerous opfleorances w1th
c!'tro!i and fe 1 ivnl'l in Conn.
onJ the Unittd ·tate,.
r Zukerman, who 1s the first
non "olo1111 ever invited to
Soviet Union, goes to RuR1Jio
March l 969 n purl of n round·
.wurld concert tour which will
luclc· roncens an Mo,.row, Mo
l ondon, Tc! AVIV, Bombay,
gnport and c;;yclnc•y
1nlikc the pinno violin or even
ll W<'ek '~ llo, 1 ht• bo non i not yet
thl.-t()nl()rro"" ·u~nl1 g the rank or the mo~t popwolcl Stadium.
oday
CnliforDJo,
\ngcle'; of olo anstrument Mr Zu·
rnnn h o " "inglc handedly
pt.-d to elt·vatc hi• "o~ymphomc
pi rr. of plumbing" to the maJor
ldguc• .
1'1 a , RM~ Qunk l
nd Pnt Morkh ln o rec1tal latlt April at Reed
ll<'ge, lukc•rmon poke o£ the
'oon O" nn inlltn•ment too of
called "the clown ot the or
· trn." lie ha~ con!lilltently
ont~lra tcd tht> in,.trument ac;
n Jumor tron INiinJl much mort' than a clown,
lumbJU Junior cwlicn in the hand!> o£ u virtum;().
out the tcnm ~ Jlas r1rogrom Wednelldoy will in·
mt?mber of lht ~de· Golliurd. Sonntn in f rna·
for Ocnlton, VariotionA for Un·
lC4:ornpnnted llaR!Ioon, ond Saint·
Sa ""• :ionoto, Opus 166. He wilt
be nrcomponied by Harold
B . v. n, pianll\t, who plnyc. more rts
~ don't hD\'C II
rou. "'o.ngntor11
Drtnnt jn rally'..,.~.
•
cliffl 1n that
I!! ~uch phr1111
:c .. pcecl to ( ( -\
dri"c:r mu t
• and j,. pt•n
oeorh or lott
t.
\ick-.. the car oOJ
a ked to look
:nokt· mileage than a bock-up man.
• mor Visit
-
dam' Readied
\Jnm the [ rt'ator" v. 11l be pre
in rir hre,. I heater at
fl.m. on 'Jo, I •l, IS, 16, 21.
d 2:1.
'lw plot of the phl) roocem~
u' th• trurtton of the world
his uttl"mpt to create n bet
c route. The r
be populur in .-u• fUel ur11ell bf.tween \dum
• • c•qutpme nt '"
A," 'I(Lid
advanced
r c-nr<. with
und
un bt: a hrlp
ncce "on. ..
jnte.rtl ted -
and ho'\ nu Glnwock1) und hitt at'll•
ha,H•vcr. When Eve ( Dorc>
\ndcrson) U'JCCt. him. \dam
u ruorc dependont v. tfe
ki Mc•rnll) and nn Altt'r ERo
(.ood CeUov. ) whoi'ICJ dWer
JIUIOt of 'tev. con help tum
whot ltl create.
hn confu!lion thnt rt'l'IUha iR
Jll"r1 in~nt to our lh ~ hcc.au~e
tlw irrt'mediul nowtl of One Student's Opinion
cCart yCampaigns or orseatPSC
.. ~. E KNOW F.tlCENf '1c-C.ARTITY. li11tt·n to "hot ht" ~~.t~TII·'' The
t~C'nBIOr (rom l\thmc.•telln npJH'nrrd 1-riduy, No~. 1. ot the J>ortluJld
tate Colle,.;e ~r• nmo•ium wilh WnYnl" '1or:~~e, O~on '• •cooior
lllCnotor. -Loa photo b1 Ormond Orm•b,.
Austria Study Group Enjoys
Adriatic Swim, Glacier Hike
by Bruc~> I.omou
The l.C o\'er co group an .\us·
triu i11 pre ently enjo> ing it!! third
week of home.,tay in the province
uf Carinthia The tudent"~ ore UV·
ing; nenr 1 \'eit an der Gl3n, the
:oitt· of a former Roman colony
and capital of a mcdie\'al duchr.
~verol of them art• stn) ing
v. tlh propnt•tol"!l of p:a thou seA,
seeing \u~otria throuJ!h 11 bt•er
tltcin. Fre hrnan ~1ih Purr hns
bt-.·n bu!!) ut the ridrr press,
while ~uc Ettin~er is working in
the pototo fidel,, La t wed<, Don·
nte llowcn and Carlt1ttn ')rubo
midwifed u .;o\\ rhnt delt'·~refl
13 l'i~tlet:o.
Thctr fir-~t exr.ur..ion through
Carinthto tool.; them ttl \u~~trin' s
htghc"l \lptnc run~c . the Holte
Tavern. \t the ba"C uf this rungt•
lie• the cit) uf Hdli~tenblut , whr.re
tht• c-lturclt hou,t• .. 1 Gothic• altar
carvt·d b, ~Lthnd Pachcr in 1475.
After hiking .tlong the ttno¥/ fields of the Po ten.c Glacier, the re
turnt:(l to !:;1. Veit '·ia U!l Tvrol.
On Oct. 17, the LC group
cro ~ the Kurowunken Alps for
n twQ-duy trip into Yugo lavia
and Italy. ,\t Postojna, YugOf)a.
\ill, they visit~ Europe'.s larg.,t
cn~r:m, a part or the complc.x
t~ubt .. rronean cave ~>stem formetf
h) the undt'rAround Ph·ka Rivl'r.
One night 'IHJ<> epent in the Yu·
goslll'l re or1 dlY of OpatiJO
~>~ hl'rt' ~h. of the bravt'r rudent'
venture-d into tl1e Adriatic
The· Collnwing dny theY mndu
brief \ i~it to Tri«'.;te and Udtnt'
lt.tl~ . Tht• plt'Of!Ures of viaiting o
R h iera.Jike .. encon~t wert• height·
f'llt'(l b,· o cleare-r undt't41ttnding
of Au trian Lu"'tnry. Bc!ore World
" ar I, the entire nrf'll wa.,. pari
of the ,\ u~t ro·ll uugurian Empire.
The lo ~ of Trie;;te, 11n important
"'CApon, !till hindl'rs the .\ustri<1n
t'C'OilOffi)'.
Grads Pursue Masters
Four1een l C l(raduat,. are pur.
oocutng Mu ter of Arts in Teaching
( \1 \ T) dr~rce through tht" Intern
Propam of Utt' l.cwi unci Clark
F.ciucation Department .
Teachml( m mrl rupolitun high
-ahonl pnrt lime un pnrtinl ~nlnn ,
ond attt:ndln~ Ll cJu,~e pun·llmt·
occupi~ their umt: "Ul't'•· · ful
llompll"hon uf the urnml'r· yt·ar·
umrner pro~ rum culnuno tl" ""ilh
ret:eipt of the M \1 tlc~rl'r. nnd 11
tead1 in11 eertihc ate:
TC'ur.hing at w~ I l .. inn High
~hool an· L1rl Philip!~, mathr.
maliC,, anti P~ter Hu~ mrnt, his
torr. At l.akt• Oswrgo lligh are•
Patricia C:J,,·aco, EnHliah, and nruoe :Sheehan. F.nsli .. h. Connie
I h utt tc-ache 11ocial tudie... at
Jdfcr on High, while Michael Pol·
mer in ~lruc:ts a spcc:clt da~ at
J..inculn High. Bioln~on i" tAu~tht
nt Utmf!t•n Hilth br Gene Ol~n.
lmtntctor ut Centtnninl in
Cre hnm urc." Douglaa BeU. biolo
R' ; ,\1ory Dl"' lin, Engli h: Mi·
dtnl"l Uunlafs, n.Mthennltic.~: \loT)
1\ rrhhit·l, t~peech; Jam~ ~1oc0t c·
ken ps) cltoloK1 ; Duri~ Qut~tle',
O<'ial rud.i~; nnJ Patrictu "tun"
£11iutt, art.
A pplic·atinnt for the coming
J96Q.{O lnt<:nL l,rogro.m may he
ubt:aint~ from Alttn Robert on, eli·
rector of the l'rogum, LC EJu\'4·
tion Department. by Dorid ,f. Porr,.ll
,\ •ign on the wall aaJd, 'Hello
America-It will be ~fcCarthy
ancl Mor~ in 1972: ~teanwhile,
Prny, Citizi.:n, Pra)•l"
Wayne .\1or P and Eu~ene 1\lc.
Cnrl h) stand th,.re an another o£
1 h,. magnifirt-nt edifir.e erected
hy the stat,. to fo t,.r the physic•l
well-being of it budding {nnd
hopefully mindless) youth.
"I want mv rhild to be av~.r
llgt.-not too low OR intclligl!nt-
o no onr: cdn !i)' hi" it an ab~r ·
rant )'OUth Thmking tO() much
would apoil him. Ht! might ~~:et
radical or cv~n idealistic view&
the\ 're not prncticnl in thi world.
lntelli~~:en ct! bring11 ideal11, which
hinder practicalit)'· B> God 1
can't havr: that. Y ~"t he hu to be
bright or at lea.<t indu lrious
,.noullh to find a nice ecure
nic:h,. somewhe re. ,\tONEY, mom,
Oag and apple pie-however that
-OI"!;, The Protestant work ethic.
GCid mile on the weahh)-that'
tb,. American way."
,\ neon :siKJl in the dist11nce
"Mc:diocrih• ie de ir,.d." •
"~fy child mu"t quic.kly ),.am \(1
be an adult-he mu"l reach pub.
erh· untl imulate matunh Find •
a niche, !"on. I.i•tcn to me I'm
rwm1iuhe, I've worke(l bard.
~iven vou all th~ things I never
had. nelit'\ t! mr. son-logmn but
no d.ialoi{Ue-father knows best.
Dun 't tn to un<leratand or to
care. Reality i& a Jlt'f~onal •phere,
lod• it up tight. Think o( your
heritatte. looL: back. Blindn~• is
beautiful. Don't Lf&\t'l at night.
I '"''-and ~ ?''
&nators Wn)nl" Mor~ and Eu.
gene M(.Car1h) stand there. Who
d~e i there? Kid", ,·outh. Non.
~'tabli hment adult , Hip-looking,
:straight lookin~t. c I e a r-qed.
LC Outing Group
Gets Orga11ized
"hc-n pnper , enm!i and l!tudy
gttt you ,fown, try n chnnge of
JldCe -like mountain climbing.
ro.·k caling, hiking ttnti r.amlUDf!.
'I rC"L:cn pider • the LC outing
group, I"' it.. oil membt'r . of the
LC oommuoitv to join in it in·
formal jaunt throughout On-~n
and outlwm Wu bington.
Tht• a\owc.J purpo~ of the
group i ''to gl't oH c'lampus, h)
an\' excu e what~"rr, and hn"e
fun with o group of f't'Orle.'' ac·
ctJrd.ing to m,.mlJcr Tc-rry Tindall
and Don Chitv.oo I. Trt"kcn'lpielen;
WU! t, .. gun tlm~e )e&re B(!O, and
ha11 met Wtt!kh· t"ver ince. Crll.tll
Rnddon, fa cult ach isor ha!l spent
group.
Trekrn Jlieler will hold an Ot·
ganiuth,nnl tnrlerin~ tomorrow at
b 'iO p.m. Ill Radtlon'e home, 0751
"~ Pol11tinfl llill Ro4d, for the
pufJ"' c of \·ho.1 ing u n•pr~la·
tiH• to ASI.C :.. nate, dC'(:ting offi.
r.cr and planning {inaooec. All
11tudcnt • fuculh or 111H "Wi<~hing
"' attend ma c:untart Alan Hoi.
li«ter, cnt, 353 (If 354, or Don
Chit"' uu.J, 6!\6.()575. toned young curio ity ~ekera.
Th,.y look concerned. They are.
They are.
.. Edur.ation mu•l be faJling
,Jown. Why. this \'ery building wa
built with my money. \ly OOD·
gre!'lnan will he r of thi . We
hnve a well·oiled mar:bine ~re
and tht! k.id will juat h.ttve to
learn to Eit."
"McCarthy $lumpins for Morse.
\fcCarth\ 's a ln ~r. We all know
Wayne Morae, he' an old repro
btte. ..cniority? Mor is for
Mone, he's not fnr Oreson. He
chan~es his mind, he•a a tum·
coat. Good thing tbere i a bnpt,
busine!S·like, v ,. r y practical
young Republican (or hi1 poL
He's all for Oreson. He won't t~ay
the wrong thin~. he won't SO)
anything until the polb come out.
He'D be popular. Give the people
what the) want to hear, that'
politi~ Time: for o change."
The \'ford "virionary•• fla.ehes
ac~ th,. eky. What does this
mean?
"That's not practical. Think
about no""'· The hdl with th~ fu·
ture, We\e done "'ell hl".l"e, Cod
i~ still mll.lint;. Tht!rl' i ~urity
in the s;ropin~ of in~urity."
McCarthy and Morse arl' intro
duc~. They ar~ well .recein~d
but by whom? They are called
giants. Ciants l!nmething other
than men. That• fine. But th,.
crowd them as just men,
bont:"l men of principle and cfulr.
acter, "ho try their be!t. with
flaws. to be ure. but who ell•
dea\-or to understand and to care
inMead of blindly fe11ring and hat-. mg.
.. Th"" •. U thon Gen~ and
Wayn4· "'ome men wall nevcr
grow up l hopr th,. kid« will
learn to fit. l.ife mo'es on."
Eugene McCanhr peak he
.;upJKins WaYne: ~tor e. They are
Cello'' hauler , tryins_ to change
l forei~ poliq. top the war
in \ 1~tnum I Tite) "hare thought
and ~oal.s.. Wa)ne .Morse under·
-tand , b,. l".a~ Both \lillnl to do
romething about the CI , to de
militariz~ American policies, and
to tum the U ~. Senate into a p<!!.
itive fore. in determininG Amer·
iCA' tance. The \Ounln' need
Wa1ne More.
U'e know Eugene lcCartbv, he
lo!\1. L.i ten to what he !A~ • He
i a J;!entle.. carang, o.lmost arUII.)o
cratic man, detar.hed, alooC, sub
tle intelle<luol. He sean some.
what con~notiH! .. but Itt'' a lib.
eral. He M) be "ant to impron:
the lsn(:tuagc or politics to dfeet
a beller conununir.ation (or the
pt>Ople. If unt: thinks-,.,bnt drud·
gl"r"-b" i almust ea!)' to under·
tan d.
.. He mtt"'l lie dif!\"rentl £rom
the oth\"r P•'lir idnn . fhunk God
for rhe new lt•r is it rhc ol.J) Ou:k
\hun. We a~n follt'"' him blindl •.
\l c can believe in tnm. he' for
th~ ((>rgotten \nterican. He 9lva
u nothing to l~elic\-e in, ~ we can
be ecurt and heJie,e what we • 1 .. WI" I
"'uspccr Eugene McCaMhy and
(Conlinurd on Pq« 2, Col. J) • l'age!!
1o's • 111 C 1arge ere?
1 hc'c arc the time' when ,,·c. tlu 'itUtlcnh
ol l t:\d :md < l.uk. arc ,<',trr.lung fur,, hcuu
"·'' to mnn.tgt om .11f.m, m c OIIJUUcllon with
rhe .tdmtlll'll':ltion .snd f:h tth} ol oua imtilll·
nun. 1 hetc •• rc \\lll\C • mong "' \\hn \\Otlld
like lO :II(.' lhC Om\ Cpt of l"Olntlllllll(\' gu\ l rll•
nwm dctt'tminc thl' po1i, ll'' ot thi .. '' hot>l.
llu:~c pe<)pll' ha' e ''or ked long :.nd h:n'CI It'
mold this idea mto omcthing lit(.' ndmm1'
tr.uiora \\ould find to be u-•cfnl in helpms; to
run the :hool.
In tltc me:mtimc. we .trc lch with tlw idc.1
.md lll'tinuion of Sen.ttc Hut nr<· ,,e? IJm,
often in the I "' month ha' the sen:nc met to
d<.'C'JdC or dt'c."'' .tn'\ j,~llc tlmt would 111\'0h e
the \lUtlents or Lewi ... md Clat k?
Continued !>lith •'' 0\ll'\, tht:rt' .Ill' IUl pHthft'tll'i th,tl
'houhl t't>llll' l<l th<' .lltt•ntion ol the studt.•nts?
I h:n th~te j, nothing th.u might tome Ill'
th:'H ,., en need-. to ht dN "''ctl? Ot c uultl it
he• llt.tt il scn.ut• j, 'hm\ll to lw 1 \\Cllthlrss
~u-g.mil.ttlnn h, the• (ad th.H it j., not llll'l'l iug
(tl doing .uwt hi ng \\'ntthwhik. rlll'n ,u ppot •
tc•r.. of tht• fommunit' goH'ntnH'nt woulcl
,t,uul ,, hctte1 (h:tnt.c tlf thl'it ptopu,.tl ht•int;
nro.•ptt.><l?
H tfu, j, .. o. :uc nell wl', the .,tuclcnh, who
c' Hh nth hn'c no 'a' in thi,, tht· nne' who
:u l' gl'tting the 'hon c•tul? "I' he nc" t iml' nu
<iCC a "meeting c~tnccllctl" ,jgn put up lw-
.w e of "lack of hu,int'"·" a'k H>tll ,elf ju't
\\ hnt part of the stucknt hO<h j, rl'alh tun·
111ng tlw aHnirs of the IC\l of the :...llltlcnt,,
[\It No\'cmb<'r l), 1
community forum
1\ pprcciation
Tn till' Eclitor:
I \1 malcl like lo thunk \IT \ llcn
\\ nhnn lnr rt•r•l in~ to Ill\' arl idt•
" \ t1 \ •m Fa·c? ·• .\1 h·ul'll 11111
J11'T nn tt•ud it ami rhnu~lat t'nou~h
ulmut it tn writ1• ;a rt•hutllll
11 mllkt•,., lillie tiHfc•rc·nn•
wlu·tlwr thn!'t' ''"" n•.1tl tlu ,o\.
1111111 ugrn• with it cont•·nt " ltnt
i~ itnJinrtanl i11 thnt it ~.111 I :t ft•\\
Jll't)Jllt• In tlunl..
) t•l, \tr " 1lton, I think tlu\1
,-ou hn' ,. mach • n•ntl~ pron'11 my
p111nt nhout ~tutlents not "rui ing
their Hlit•t·~ in objecting tn
thing ••. JU~l plnin stupi1l.''
A ~~urn,• {or u mnnwnt thut 'ou
IITC t1 I) pir.al, 11\ t'l ol!ZC rt•lt•\ I'Ot
'llll]t·nt nl thi.; ,-ollcge. If thi11 i!l
the caqc, then tlic \'1151 mojorit nf I 111lrnl h••rc• ngrct•tl I
olmc• ~of tltc• .stat•·mc•ntl! '":rt· i
d1•o•tl ~<tupicl.
And .)'1'1 nut of UJIJlro,imntel
1500 !ltude'nll!, nnly ONF. hot
l'fl•cl to 1ln urn thing ubuut tl
l!ltntc'nll'llt,
I rnn itlet that In he u ,.
pnnt Jll'h t•lllolj.lC, 1\ rigure !ICJ JIX
·• to lw c'nMitll'r<!tl 11tnti~t icnll
in"~ignHir.un t, Thcrdnrc l
•lluul h\ Ill} ori~inal totem
(,.,I'll thnut:h it i n ~··ncrnli
linn I,
Well, on) wnv, thnnks .1g
i\lr. Wohun, fur taking tbt• ti
111111 d(orl lu \Hilt' a rt•pl).
'"'ulcl lw plt>a l'd to rc•croiw mo
r.riti1 i rn (or l'rni!IC) (rom
ntul otlll'r mt•tnlll'r · of the Lc:'w
.tntl Clurk rummunih·.
Jark Ot•s Duuillnns
Ga. triti
• e tn ean ers .. Pray, Citizens, Pray To tlw F.:rlitor:
\\'t• "ho u n•n 't pu) i 1111, room r11;
board. \\ ho pn rk in till' Gri!'w
lot, jnhnhit till' Truil Hoom nt
rome anrl gn liku n many mi
tnrv hire! ... wuulcl lik~ to ~peok "
ugoin 1 nllnntlltl'C cli•wriminuti the mara be uppon«, Wn nc
Mon;('. The real \mcril'.nns con
the nght. th .. Uirclu:r , tell it hke
11 i .... McCurth !ullm1ed a .. traaght
Comrnumo:~t J'arh line in lu pr~i·
dcnunl onmJ•a•gn. I the oudit>nCt'
pan of th t•lnt? \\'hnt Ita~ \lc.
Conh' done?"
'out.h for ~om!" reason Wll!>
o.lienated. He turned ,oung peo-
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11 America's
:favorite .new singing
• star/ • If • • • • pic un hl 1111 o,·tion progtnm for
chaugr "'11hin the ,.y~tr.m. Callow
\ ''utJa, h{l\\ d1d 411) nf tht•nt c,.
peel to ,,jn? Thr\ wnnt not ltl
Y.in \\Dr5 hut to win Jlr..nce. "tlu·
m1·ncan. ..
'l1~t~ught"' !rum the mind!l or the
\outhrul oudicnre ring out. Pd1cc
. • Jn,c • . cnring .•. unclt·r·
o;tonding . • • hrotlll'.rhtl{){l.
•· In 'e ore ~u piciou thought<:.
Th .. llirchrr<= knn\,. that the,• ore •
11art or tht• Hl!'d plot. Could this
be n rnctting of plottr.r ? No. hut
education ~urc must Lr• brl!nling
dov.TI,"
l..ook '1\ltat MrCnrlll\ has c.lone.
1.; 'tulon Jnhn~nn, "ith hi Cllt>o• n{
lu ton·, rh••~•· not tn run nguin.
rt.)b Kcnnt" c~.ly cam,• (1Ul In be
loughteretl. And no\~ w~ ba' I} n
ltomhing hah with n pn ... o;ibility
o{ mr.anin~ful negotiation IO end
tit I' ,, n r.
"Titr pint i thickrntng. War i"
in the \mcric:nn trndition unci hi'"
to f) mu 1 oh~n)" prQ\t' it right.
\\ ar i m tlu.: \ ru•·rican lrnditiuu
and hi tor) mu 1 oh, n) pro\,. it
right. ~ nr mnkr~ men cout of kid<.,
\"\ nr lwlp kct-p the population
do\\U. And We rnuct lhJnk or our
econom}. rhe rnilitnry.indu~<lrial
cnmpl x j, nee ":sn for our
t;. ·.r. Get rir.h. Lu> 'rock in
c1•·ath, :,enli \Our 60n to dir! to
ket•p till' doUnr trtlng. We necJ
tlw military for dcterrnn<" •."
\\'hut i" McGarth) !la' ing? D···
militnri1c! Thr. military i n re·
puhlic in it d!.
Somt·tlung {rum Li'l Ahner
rirh•K·hc'l& f r ,, m the wall .
"\\hut'~~; good {nr l..t•nrrnl Dull·
mooM: i ~ood for the lJ.. ..• A."
!;uh~tllllle "Motor " for "Bull.
moo e" nncl v.e hn"e the U.S.
' • ccoO<lnl\. McCnrrh\" i~ ~11\'ing
thnt \H' ... houltl nut put tlltl hcncl
of an nuto inclustr.· into c·(lmmund
nf the 01'fcn~>e Ot'Jlttrtrncnl. As till•
unit• indu•lrt is progrurnnwcl nul
to fail. o ha .. the militor · bccnrm:
prngrnmmt'd-fnr \ ictOf)'. The
purpu,c i" dctermin('(l L) the pro·
~ram.
'':\lcCnrth) mu't not know
mur.h ub<lut t•cunomics. 1 hnnk
c:~cx~. Did, '"on undt·rMnnds war,
dctcrrJnt !Ott ket Jllnt' 1 fn, or·
.thlt· O\ t:r-kill ratio \'\" net.-d a
J:ood coJd.wnr warraur to rt·oll\
hal<' and h u tl1e Commie honrd.
C:c.•or~1 \'\ .tllncc \\ith his goocl
oJJ.(u.,(uonl'd \mrrironi m, un·
dt·r,.,tand .. nl.-o tlul.wrt lhunphrl')
is tuo .. oft. \1 i"h\·Wn"h •. He'd bt•
dangcrou ,''
\lt-Cartlty is calking nllf)nt
\\a' Ht \lor e Uf!.tUO. If tc·•·l~clt•cl,
\lor't: ''ill he chairman of tlw
~c·nutc t'ornmillt•t• on hc.thh, \\1'1·
( trc.• a111l c.~lu11ation. Tu rt~ot•lcct
him '1\ould bt· gotk! for tht• Scnnlt..!,
s::ood for Or~~on unrl good for the
countr). \lur c i!l likt• n ~atlnr
hc keep' hu12in,;. ~l .. n wh11 "ill
"Jlellk out on diHir.uh i&flllt' urc
nee«<t•tl.
\ man ju 1 hdd up 1.1 i(1n
""\\'aync ~tor~e cart~ rnnre.." Me·
C:trth} i;; rwnking of the {uturt•,
lie \'\'lllltt•tl to le I the <riticol is
"ur C'on{rnntin~ \1!> un1l )CI l!lnv
within th~ prott• Ei' of tht! purl\.
lie and hi~ &UflpOrtl"r ( mony of
them in tht uudit•nrd clid not win.
lie is t•nclor ing Humphrey. A
lukt"WBrm endor-emcnl, b u 1
'lukewtmn" jt; a rdat.hl' thing
it dt~pt•ndo; U flOTI how c:olct Ollll WO
'~lll'n be "'tarwd,
Tht' endorl'Cmcnt i11 not tntend·
t'd for the good grate or the
11Your friend for life_, Todd V. Wilder
He's an easy person to talk wtlh
And whit he can tell you about policlf'·
sp•·clally de~igncd lor \enlor and grad
Ulll' ~tuden ts IJ worth listening to. It
can make a lot of drfference in your
future Talk with htm when he calls
There's ne~~cr any obligation.
1118 Ol£CUIIV1. BUILDING
PHON[• llJ !iiU Uftl
" .... :J-0 Dcmocrntir: Pnrty. He will not ht!
a purtv cnnditlatc (nr the ~··nnte
in 19i0 nor for pr•·"'idcnt in 1972.
l-11• ~~ honoruhlc. Y ••I Ill' •locs nr•l
n' Ill' will not run ngain, he ju t
tutt•.. that it "ill not be jn till'
""rh·. Itt• tells the youth, that tlw
rnoH·mc•nt i~ theirs. Ht• i not tht•
ll'acler-it i 11 had o.Uoir to look
to one mnn in .. tt•ad nf at thr mn\e·
mc·nt and it" purpo~e.
lie \1 ill bt.• \\ irh ) out h. I knew
it all along. He \\ill nut ~o to tht•
) nun~ a~nin and a"k tlwm to go
into the: ~)stem unle"'~ Ill' j,. ct·r·
tuin that thin~ .. ha'e chongl!d and
nrc• c:quitubh•. If nl·cessary, lw
will not only tc~r but al"o ~i\"l' tht•
fll'Oplt• I) chanCe lo develop 0 nt•W
r!\tem.
"11•· could he a dnngrron s mnn.
'\\!tnt d!lc.. the future hold?
"The rwnple who ~II ppnrt Mor~t ·
and McCarth\ rnuy really :-tart
<.ontething. Mayb1• tht•)" "ill gain
~on t rol. 11lb j.. nn cunc1'Til nf
mint•, I'm t•curc. f han· mv oy, n • pr·r nnnl Jlhl'r~ . h n alh doc;:;n't
mutter who I vote for, doe~ it?
J ll'l '0 I'm a ~:ood citin•n. ~o that
I go out and ca~l m\ \'ole."
I ook at the Wtlrld. ~11m it up.
\nthinl! rcalh mlltlt.>T~ dm-... it?
\gn:t•! \0 All ritzht, ma)bt•
t'H~rvtlun~ really doe~ rnUtll·r.
llnv. much j, )OUr cwf)thing?
llnw bit; is )OUr world?
\leunw bile, pray, citi1.cn, prn}. 1 can undt•rr;tnn,l prohlcms t
might l~t• iru·urrt•rl in ottcrnp ·
In firul u do er parking lot nr p
jng tlw nltl; hut I do {nil to
\\h) n cttmmuler \\lto '' i"h~
o'RI hctwc••n the honr'l nr l and
p.m. r.unnut do so \\ithnut pny·
L15 (or Sagn pori. ron t, or
t;ll I rit i {or n llf.-hur~er.
Commuter oft•·n tuv on r.
pu to ~tuch or uttentl Frc·e l
'..raity or oth1•r ,., t•nin~ .. ,.e
Pcrhlll'" more of uq would t
if our gro\\ lin~ !ltornoch didt
0\'t•rrule.
J ulit• Pc•rC'ell
Comm1llcr
pioneer log
OHic.wl pubhCJltion of the A<;~
cintt d tutlcnt~ o{ l e\H!I. and
Clurk C.ollc~e, 0615 .W. Pal•
tine Hill Roorl, Portland, Ore.
97tl59, Puhli lwd twirc wee.klt
during alw ~rhool year br Gana
Publi~hing Co. Second cia
pnstngc (tairJ ot Portlnnd, Ore.
l:OITOR \lice 1.. Christen dl
:\lunuging Editor Julie Percell
Advutifling Mgr. Oon Le4p
Advisor Co)' Jenkiru
OH > H-E GA\1 t.
FOO~ P\NTS urn
" ngn·c'<l I
• c·nwnt,. Wt'fc r
,f UJIJlfo·nmntcl
lnl~ 0\ f hot!;
thing ohnut I
l to he u "Cl1
11 ugurc o lo
t•rcd f!tnti •tacnl
1crdorc 1 WI
·ittinnl &tutc:m
j, u ~trnr•rnli
thnnk ug
tnk ing th.. ti
1rit~ 11 reply.
I to rc·rr.iH• m
'Gi!<C) from )'
rrs o£ the 1.1.'
Jnitv.
Bouillon .;
Jlll) inf! room ~
in thu <~ri"'~or
Trail Room 111
• e "o many ma
like to ~Jwnk o:
•r cli-.~:riminuti
rd ~roblcm.; ~~
l"d an uttcmpt
•nrking lot or pa
I do fuil to
r v.J\0 \\i~lll'
bour" of •l nnd
\\ ithnut pnli
ork ron ''• or '
~K lmrgt!r.
ten ~tn ,. on c
uncnd Fr. e U
•
~u·nmg cv,.
f u" would
,.tomuc:h" di
Pc•rrt'll
muter
er log
tjon of the A~so.
a of I ewu. and
0615 .'\r Pal•
Portlnncl Ore.
cd twirc wcekiJ
ol WilT b\· Cnnt • , Second cia
t Portland, Ore.
c L. Chri ten!eg
1r _Julie PcrccU
. Oon l.Nf
Gay Jenkins
•
I 0\ <: miH!I r,, 11lhH PlONEf..R I OC.
•
Haram ee!
Homecoming-a traditional cullege e' ent, cele
brated annual!} b) •tudent and alumni nlikc.
;;;...hool colclrs. cor ag~".S. iuotb:sll, remini~nce,
dancang.
Thi ,·~r at l.ewi nnd Clark, the ritual took on •
u difftorcnt tone ... Let\ rull to~;ether!" The lhl'm~ in·
vited :1U mf'mber nf the LC oommuuit to join in a
\'ll•el..t•nd of broth~rhood. ,\ good aoal-not complete-
1) met, but ut least there were attempt" at unclcr
unding. Concern "'·a.. demon!trah:d by the me_m .
lkor of Sigmu .\ll'laa F;p ilon, wbo a ed Jonation~
to aid the tan ins children of Biafra. lt'!i a begin-
• nang.
\lor) Kunr., Den"er, Colo, a AOphomore mu ic
major, poke of .. Jo,e" AS he '1'48 CfO'\Oa'Dcd queen of
lloruec:oming '68.
\kin Hnll tnok fiN place in the ~t r d.i.!lplo)
cumpetition, while Dt"ha Phi Cnmma "On !e<:Ond and
Phi Cllms and Theta Chi tied ior third. Tht! hl~f
clrhe high o•ark "'a set b) Sisrna Phi Epsilon. ll
l.JC'IIingrieiJ anll Paul ~dson '"ert: named out uuul·
in~; mrmb"r u{ the Cia of 'il.
Dill Haile\'. lC t•nior. wa &mglt':d out a out
tan•lint; plovl"r for tht• homecomine game. The Pi().
nc-~r tnd..:lc. a thre ..... H~nr letterman. lf'd tile ll('mc •
team rldt"n~e in thc:-7.0 cances~ion to the Willamt'lte
B('nr~-.at &. PageS -
• PI01\FER I 0('. , mc•mhc:r 5. 196
Pioneer Tit e
Bear cats Gai11. opes
7--0 as e • ' pioneer sports • 1ctory
I r." j, nnci Clark' ~ hopes for n
~ort h" ll•t C"nfcren1 c C!hnmtllclll ·
"'hip "crt• da.,Ju:rl In a lllllf!h \\ al
lnmette ele,·en '\lttmloy n hc•r
noon, a thc• Bt 11 t":ll<~ gninC(l a
cln~ 7 tn 0 'ktnl").
h "'a c. 1 he fir~ lln\t'l in 18 gllnta5
that the ur.uall pot<'nt Piont•cn-
-we_ft! unable to Korc. nu· Pioneer had ll ~Inti I ical
edge. out~aining the 'i"itor (rom
~nlrm 155 to 139 )&nl on total
pffcn c. Hut bad break' Jlft'H'OI ·
~ tlae team from gninin~ nn up
:sct.
L.e"' i nnd Clark {umhlt'e) 1 he
bnll "'h timt'~ . II} ing four tlf them.
The aJ,.rt Rl'arr!lt ddcn .. i\c hack·
field nl o picked oH four of Sldr
•
::-~ 'er pa e .
lt j., rare '~hen a teAm turn
over the ball di!ht time and r:nn
"till manage n ''in. Thi '' 1111 not
on(' of th<•~e. tim~ .
ThC' Pinnecr ddtnt'C ' a~ again
out tnnciing. Time and time again
Willamclle had 5hort > nrdag<' r.it·
uatic•n" nnt.l wa~ dr.nied yardage· ~
It took a fumble iMide the 20
for Willamctte to put rointt5 on the
board. I ..at.· in th<" (il'!lt qunrtrr,
Willamene' An Gilmore punted
Reed College JET to N.Y.
$90-Dec. 21
Open to Anyone
Call Merrie n4-9108
Evenings to thr 1 C fihc:t•n.
On thr nt'\1 11ht}, Pionrt't Tom
Ol<on "o JIRrlt•d from the boll
and tl~r• Ht·arf,lt 1'\'ro,crt•tl. Sh
pin, l1te•r, 1 \\ illunwtte gn•nt,
\I ik<· ~hinn, "t'fll mto I he right
r.nrrtt•r nf thr tnd:r.nnc· for whnt
turnrcl out to he the \\inning mur·
,::in of 'ictnn.
E\r.ept for ont• brief Jll'int in thc..·
~(lncl holf, the r ~t of th~ gnmt•
"n~ n hortf.funght ddrn"h·c
tna~~h· v;ith nt~athc-r tcnm thrcnt·
enm~ lo ~SCOrl!'! .
t:arh 111 tltc !<>CCond hnl£, Lc"'i"
ond Clnrk linr.d up in punt for·
motion. ""') Cl!l rccc•ived the ~np
from ('!enter anti kickNI, but the
ltnll llt.lVCt got tlo" nlit•ld.
J.irwhnt•ker Cnl I <'~ hrokc in
(rnm the ri~ht onci hlockt•d the
l..ick, It rolled h>\rk ttl the (our
\'atd lin~ \\ht•tt• another Beorcnt
£,•11 on it.
\ g•cnt gonl linn !.'t.md prevent·
eel the· Bt•urC'.at from ruuldin~
tlu·ir lend. \ JIB ~ !rom .;;}nnn 111
Gilmott' wn" enught ""' r thl" end
:r.nne line nml 1 '"' runnin~ ploy~
~oint.-d only dut.oc ynrd'.
\\ itla (ourrh do" n and on~ yard •
to go. \\ illnmc·ll~ wt•nt Cur n Citld
gonl, o t•.aU "'·hich "o grcatt•J
~~ith cli plea ure• {rom the WiJ.
lamettt roott·r •
1lte conch ,.;boulti have pnid
mnre ottcntion to till' grantlc.tand.
o the kick wa~ "itlr. to the ldt
ond the Piont•er took ovrr
on till' 20.
How we serve
you completely at
JERRY'S BURLINGAME
SHELL SERVICE
Shellubricotion
Broke Service
Exhaust System Motor Tune-Up
Shock Absorbers
Wheel Alignment
Tires Batteries
Wheel Balancing Radiator Repair
Clutch, Universal Joint,
Wheel Bearing Replacement
Emergency Rood Service
Cooling System Service
• Disc Broke Service
Automatic Transmissions
30% Discount on Firestone
Tires with LC I.D. Cord
Also, 24 hour Road Service
At No Extra Charge with LC I.D. Cord
Free Pick-up & Delivery
Phone 246-9072
JERRY ILUNGWORTH
OwnrJr
After 12:00 p.m.
Phone 244-2209 JERRY'S
BURLINGAME
SHELL
MZ1 t. W. TUWII11G1l llVO
rGII'TWCO , OltlCOIC Ball ntule'. the Ptonct·r't· IIIIH!•
11h-r ddt 11~1\ 't' hnc mnn, WUM ~;iv('n
tht. ont~tnndtnA Jllnyt•r nwnnl nt
the condu,.aon o{ thc• RIUIIt: Jack Des Bouillons, editor
Tl
nd
r
LEW I A~ Cl J\RK lHI FR <\CK ~h·' r Ol•on ( J.2) -.tru,.d~" fur n fe" c-J~otrn 'nrd" In Snturtln~ '" 7 to 0
10'1' to tht' "illnnu•llc:-Rt•DI"C'<Jt... nu· Jo .. ~ dropp•·d th,-Pion~ eN (rum tltl, rontt•ntlon Ill thc-'\urth\\t-•1 A
Confcrt'nC't'. -l.o~t photo b~ ~con <"utlt·r.
Bear cat Pioneer,
Fix Gains Harriers Tie; ·co
ew
II)
M
b:r JUlkP. P~11<'/
It i~ like hu\lng to ki"s your
.. uer You clon't want to, but af
1 hat ,,. )'OUr on h choke you hnvt•
lo takt• it.
Thi" is tht• wn ,. l.t.'wa unci
Clark ero~sc:ountry cone h Eldon
Fix and hi .. "')und felt B(ter the,
hod to •·ttle fur n tic with Wit
lamcttt• in tht• Northwt's t Confer.
r.n('t daumpiun,.hitl mt'ct ot Pier
Park <\oturcla'.
"-\ "t>-chumpionship i" bt·ttt•r
than no C'hamt'ion htp " rt."o
mnrkP..I Coo('h f"h, rdh:rung nn
the ral"t' that snw hi harner11
rack "I' 38 point~ to match the
Bt'are·nt •
The mc·ct ho:i hl'en balled U" n
cluul lwt wt•en I.C untl W i llnmctt e,
and tht ~ore t\UilJIOrtctl surh n
for~a-.t \~'Iutman wn .. u di tont
third with 83 pomts, followed by
P.tci uc: Lutht'run (I 06), PocHir
(I 10) and lanfit•ld (1~8)
Cnlleg~ of ldoho compch•d, bul
thd not hove thr ncce'f• .try fiv6
runn•·r-nc.>cded to fltorc.
\-the lender cro!!~ed tht' fan.
\ .. h hnt• 11 8J1peort.d the Aenrrnt
would · notrh the: victory from the
dl'ft·nclmJ!: chnmpton Pioneer· un·
til root Bob Bycrlr OY~rtook nob
Bore:alo nf Whitmun to C'llptun•
I ~th Jllore nnd enable l.C to JlOin
the tie.
DnH: f'h, th~ top 1 C runner
.uul •·..t~ily tht! confert•nce lw!-t,
rl'laint'd tlw indh·idun l title hr
"'on lntll e•awn b, tourin~~; the
four.rnile c·ouru! tn 21 :06. Al
I houllh tl11• ('Oiar ,c "B"' wet and
~li,lpt·ry in rlnctU!, it didn't hotht'r
Fh a., hL· run away {rorn the field
and Iiui ht'tl uboul 200 )'nrrl
ahead of T1•d Dorman, nl o of J.C.
Fur 1 he.: fir'< I mile Oormnn wn"
right with Fix but ut thnt point
Ill' dropJII'tl hehmcl till' c:~entunl
whmN. NPvl'tt brito "· led run o
"trong rnr.~ und took .~;troncl by n
v. idl!. mur~in. l.a~t )c•nr lw ul o
v.·n1 thr. runner-up to Fix.
'J hird ['Inn· wc'lll lu Dnv.-
tdnk•· ,,£ Willnmett•• who run 11
fint· rur.e, lmt clidn't hnw l'fiCJIIRh
tn etay with Fix and Dorman. Individual
Rod Fife of "hitmnn and Mike
Optn of Pnci{ic bottled it out for
fourth and fifth, with the lulrr
ln illJ:l out hy u "lllgle "ec•ond.
Krith \l'oodard ( 10). Lnurie
Hent..l"hlcr ( ll) and Bv··rly (Ill
rountlt•cl out the-Pioneer !lcurintt
folloM•tl 11, \lurk \landcl ( 16)
111111 Pt•tc firth ( .?5).
n unning hie; he .. t rucc u{ th~
ra~on , Rcnt-.chl~r "o imprr
ivc n he rhollt•n~tcd tlw lcuder
t•urh and nmno!!ul to o,ta' near
the top \' oodnrd rnn hi" usuRI
~ood ruce althouJ!h it was hoped
lw could (ini .. h u littlt• higlll'r.
The"'C twn fre .. hmen, plu Bvc:rly.
\\ill ltc• tlou bt L«: rt'j!llTelt•d as I hre•t•
of the tnp ruuner Jn tht· confer·
rnn• in tlw future.
"f cf'rt ainly wn!l not dio~uppoint·
e•d," commented Coach Fix o• ht· Honors
JlfUI'II'd Ju 'ICJIIOrJ "Evcno.; 0
fZIIVt• 100 percent anti n conch ~
u '1.. for nn mnn We wonted 1 C
wm. hut af thnl '" not pOS'IIbk m
tJc '" llt'tTfllnlJle • pro~
FH·ry athlete tcum tltravt• (c u
<~IIC( c"s :111tl umelune" the que c
for lactol) 1 o;tullcd. However, •ud
n,.c•humpion11hip i s) mbohc held
I Itt: bt. ~1 t'\ I'll i ( shu red p.m
\;e:~>t wt·ckcnd the Pionce Ten
reprc·,t·n t tlwir cnn(crcnct:
clwrn pion in the Oi~t rirt mt•ct ,
Dine· l.nke. It should be like o
run, fur I.C oru·e• n~3in mt>eh \\i
lnnwtt•!. nl~1 a con{crcnr.e chnl'lll
Otlwr tt·nm~ will rqne .. ent
Orc>gon CollcJ.tiOll Con {f'TI'n
nntl '\orthwt• 1 'inzarene Colli.'
u lc'ilhl c·on uJcrt·d to thrt Ill
th~ Piorll'er und Oellrrnt eUo
"'ill C10rnpt•te ...
Cog
Grl
lhe
latn t:;
11'1
PIONJ- ~Ul 11 \IUUEll 0,\ \'E I' IX Jlldt'l' ..Cfortll'l•"'h olona 011 hit
"'"' 10 u "''C'IHHI •tr.,ialu c·rno-.. ruuutr• title In "'oturtln ' '• "ortb"c ·.t
Cmtlc•rt•urc• Jut't'l nt Pic•r t•nrlt.. Uu' • '11 rH ort lwiJh d Lc.-wi" nod
Clnrk In lit• fllr th•· tillr ~ith "llluot~ •lle, :48 hi :l8. -Lua photo
hr /\Ilk" p, '"'·