Four Killed at Kent - Nation's Colleges Revolt

Cambodia, has provoked a Wednesday over 250 colleges and crowd of students, and small guardsmen had shot into the national wave of indignation. universities were on strike]. In rocks were thrown at the crowd of students, the highway The Student Mobilization North Dakota, for example, where helmeted troops from both sides. patrol issued an emphatic Committee and the National the national wire services said "All of a sudden," said Kirsch, statement saying they had sighted Student Association have called there was no strike action the "they (the National Guard) no snipers. for a national day of mourning state university was shut down turned around and got on their The final attempt this Friday for the four slain Tuesday to protest the Kent State knees together." He said he heard explanation was that guar h stude Bison Kr d no order he S. 2 troops all ng the ys 1 version of the Ohio. osition e e Gov. slay a t ediate be nin re. st corn n o . .tuden s we guar werw il4 icphrov d spite' e freque shootit gs g shotg ded by }fie Nati9n a r came g do guard n in , b k ghetto r strike. en, three of the ay. Fred ge 22 s in .nt yea students sident psychol a or ldn't ve the es were in on of Cam Ma ing was bein State cam a ael aded wit al bugle "They're th ational actio co to the on Massac Yor 28, a reset , said using blan F" yelled girl. But vi ce and s by num men, wh they were shure "un nate inci n no they were 't■ ointed out five we sni• fire. If t had "There t of ;ire those ent Stat which was ht there er a Lfjk 30 se sa York; a b ile fortu America ng, as had intain am h weren't they sked why fired any ipe d, ting he se me were the fir dnets on t -h wa be shots ire in the new civil war in e Kent Sta inci ent began standing away from the action most in igna ion was • a America," said Rabbi Balfour Monday when guardsmen, who observing. his condemnation. Charles ir almer,e Brickner, the leader of the Union had been called to the campus In trying to explain the NSA president, called Nixon, "the of American Hebrew after a ROTC building was murders, the National Guard first greatest purveyor of violence in By FLOYD NORRIS Congregations. burned, broke up a peaceful rally said they had been shot at by a the world today." The number of schools and protesting the U.S. invasion of sniper, then revised that to say the The state and federal WASHINGTON (CPS) The universities on strike across the Cambodia. highway patrol had sighted a governments are investigating the Kent Massacre, in which four nation continues to grow, boosted Troops chased the students sniper on top of a building. While slaughter as is the American students were gunned down by by word of the Kent Massacre. around the campus with teargas, not saying why they thought the Association of University National Guardsmen who had [Late word from United States and, exhibiting less than brilliant Professors. broken up a peaceful rally Student Press Association tactics, the Guard maneuvered protesting the invasion of indicates that as of last itself into the middle of a huge Tacoma Colleges Strike All City Rally to be Held

On Tuesday a mass meeting was • held in front of Jones Hall where both students and faculty expressed their concerns over both the invasion of Cambodia and the massacre of four students at Kent state this week. ASB President Tom Leavett read the following statement at both Central Board and the University Council: "We protest President Nixon's actions in conjunction with Cambodia. We are calling the University to strike Friday against Mr. Nixon's actions. We feel 1969-70, No. 20 UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND May 8, 1970 that this is of top priority. We urge you to join us and help us." It was emphasized that this was not a student strike against the university but rather a university strike against the President and his administrative policies. All members of the academic community at UPS were asked to participate, students, faculty, administration and staff, in an attempt to display to the President and the Congress the urgency with which the people are seeking a solution to the problems created by the Nixon UPS joins the nation in dramatic policies. protest. A rally will be held this afternoon at 3:00 in Wrights Park, 6th and Eye well as action to be taken in the Streets, to coordinate and execute Tacoma area to stop the "institutions" city-wide plans for the protest to be and emphasize the fact that each one taken into the community. Several of us is involved and responsible for speeches are planned at this rally as the current world situation. University Theater Presents A FLEA IN HER EAR To Run Through Next Week Vance Confirmed As Editor It all begins when Madame In the hopes of curing any Somerville. The cast includes I At their meeting Tuesday, May requirment for Central Boar undernourished funny bones, the Chandel, suspicious of her Diane Chun, Ruth Davis, Bernie 5, the ASUPS Judicial Council membership. The scholastic husband's suddenly suspended University Theatre is serving a Dunayski, dail Bruson, Rebecca unanimously adopted the requirement of a 2.00 grade point marital activities, decides to test delightful dish of hilarity entitled Harris, Dina Hendrickson, Brooks following decision on the for the previous semester in being A FLEA IN HER EAR by George her husband's fidelity by tempting Hull, John Leonard, Steve a scholastic rather than a him with an invitation to ratification and eligibility of residency requirement should be Feydeau. Styled the greatest Anderson, Greg Hetrick, Amedee David Vance as 1970-71 TRAIL French writer of comedy since rendevous with an unknown lady Smith, Gordon Griggs, and David interpreted as referring to the admirer at that palace of Editor. Moliere, Feydeau, a master Phipps. previous semester the student was extra-marital bliss known as the craftsman of fin-de-siecle This production, the last of the in school. The residency Coc d'Or. Jealous husbands, a case Non voting members in Part 4, bedroom farces, has only recently current theatre season, opened requirement of ASUPS of mistaken identity and a Section II, Article III shall be come to the attention of last night and will continue subject to the membership membership should be interpreted revolving bed all conspire to as applying to the period when English-speaking audiences. The thwart the amerous plans of some tonight and Saturday and next qualifications in Part I, Section II, neglect is well worth remedying. weekend, May 14, 14, and 16. Article III. the office is held, not to the time very respectable people who have of ratification. This play has a fantastically nothing to loose but their dignity. Tickets are available at the box The Council interprets article complicated plot which deals with office, open daily 1:00-5:00 in III, section 2, part I as setting a However, appointments to an A FLEA IN HER EAR is office can not constitutionally go the amorous misadventures of directed by Richard Tutor with the lobby of Jones Hall. Curtain is scholastic, residency, and French upper-middle class society. scenery designed by ThoThas at 8:00 Constitutional familiarity (Continued On Page 2) Page Two PUGET SOUND TRAIL, MAY 8, 1970 A Nationwide Call For Action... The following is a nationwide editorial. It our government's actions have been revealed nation the meaning of the President's action. We urge that this strike be directed has appeared in The DAILY for all to see. toward bringing out the following changes: PRINCETONIAN, The Columbia The need for action has never been SPECTATOR, The Cornell DAILY SUN, so great at so urgent a period. We therefore call on the entire an immediate withdrawal of all The Harvard CRIMSON, The DAILY academic community of this country to American forces' from Southeast Asia PENNSYLVANIAN, The Rutgers TARTUM, engage in a nationwide university strike. We — passage of the Senate amendment to The Bryn Mawr-Haverford College NEWS, must cease business as usual in order to the Military Appropriations Act to The DAILY CALIFORNIAN, The Stanford allow the universities to lead and join in a deny all aid for military and political DAILY, The UCLA DAILY BRUIN and collective strike to protest America's adventure in Southeast Asia others. escallation of the war. the end of the political repression at We do not call for a strike by home, in particular the government's President Nixon's unwarranted and students against the university, but a strike systematic attempt to eliminate the Black Panther Party and other political illegal decision to send American combat by the entire university—faculty, students, staff and administrators alike. dissidents forces into Cambodia and to resume the The reasons for such a strike are a reversal of American priorities for bombing of North Vietnam demands manifold. First, it is a dramatic symbol of military involvements abroad to militant, immediate, and continued our opposition to a corrupt and immoral domestic problems, in particular the opposition from all Americans. war. it demonstrates clearly our priorities, problems of our beleaguered cities Through his unilateral executive for the significance of classes and the mobilization of public support for move, the President has placed our country examinations pales before the greater anti-war candidates in the upcoming in a state of emergency. problems outside the classroom. primary and general elections He has ignored the constitutional Moreover it recognizes the fact that and the building of support for a prerogative of Congress and has revealed the within a society so permeated with massive demonstration in Washington shame of his policy of Vietnamization, a inequality, immorality, and destruction a May 9, to bring to the nation's capital policy which, through a tortuous process of classroom education becomes a hollow, in unprecendented numbers our inner logic, demands that we escalate the meaningless exercise. opposition. war in order to enable American troops to But the necessity of a strike extends withdraw. even far beyond these reasons. The strike is The stage has been set, the issues He has demonstrated that American necessary to free the academic community clearly drawn, the need apparent. It is time foreign policy stills dictates the necessity to from activities of secondary importance and now to act. sacrifice American lives, to ravish to open it up to the primary task of building independent countries, and to squander our renewed opposition to the war. It is The nationwide editorial origionated out of resources and energies. necessary to permit the academic a joint effort on the part of a number of our The President has tragically community to first solidify its own nation's most prominent colleges—many of misgauged the mood of the country. The opposition and then to ask immediately to which are now in the midst of campus antiwar movement which has marched and extend this opposition beyond the strikes which are expected to last for the protested for years in a vain effort to reverse campuses. the United States' role in Southeast Asia has remainder of the school year. It is endorsed We ask the entire academic finally resurfaced in new and larger numbers. by both the TRAIL and the PLU MOORING community to use this opportunity to go to With Nixon's lies now finally MAST. the people and to bring home to the entire exposed, the immorality and hypocricacy of

STATEMENT BY UPS ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS

The executive Board of the UPS AWS recognizes a need for a common commitment to support the goals of the strike. A Personal Statement The governing system in the that authority." United States is being bent out of A nationwide effort by May 4, 1970 shape. The Constitution, which America's colleges is underway to states that only Congress has the demonstrate militant opposition authority to declare war, is being to our adventure in Indochina. If Mr. Ronnie ,Smith subverted and ignored by it is successful the Congress will (...1orrimeneement Bay Campus puget sound President Nixon with the tacit act to reaffirm the Constitution University of Puget Sound approval of the Congress. and stop this illegal war. Tacoma, Washington 98416 Only Congress can stop Nixon. If if is unsuccessful we will inevitable see more violence more Sen. Frank Church of Idaho, a Dear Mr. Smith member of the Foreign Relations repression and more madness. In order to maintain an Committee said Tuesday that the By this letter I wish to make Congress has the authority to stop unconstitutional foreign policy TRAIL and in order to feed the delerious you an official apology for the the madness in Indochina. Church EDITOR dreams of one man requires Al Kiest put the challenge to the citizens unfortunate incident which suppression and killing: so far MANAGING EDITOR Dick Walsh this way: "If the people of the 4)ccurned at the Student Center at over a million Vietnamese, 50,000 FEATURE EDITOR Kathy Pfau nation become sufficiently dinner on Saturday evening, May American soldiers and now 4 SPORTS EDITOR Fred Bullert aroused the Congress will exercise 2. There is no quetion but that American students. NEWS EDITOR the employee of the University Chris Billings I have had enough suppression ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR was compietcly at fault, and this Sarah Combs and killing. If you have too, and if ADVISOR Dr LeRoy Annis you want to make the American employee hits been dischaeged, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Marty Nakayama Vance Confirmed constitutional system work I urge The officials of the Unit/01'84y OFFICE SECRETARY Sandi Chapman you to join the nationwide regret exeeedingty that the As Editor campus strike today. incident shtiuld happen. We are STATEMENT OF POLICY The rally today at 3:00 pm at very minty for the ensbarrassirrtent Opinions expressed in the TRAIL are those of the (Continued From Page 1) Wright's Park is essential to the it has caused you, We sincerely writer, and do not necessarily reflect those of the University, its nationwide effort. It will be pp rticints. your understanding administration, faculty, student body or the Puget Sound TRAIL into effect until the constitutional creative, it will be positive and it attitude in the matter, staff. qualifications for that office are will be effective. if there is any further redress The TRAIL reserves the right to edit for length, met. The Council rules that the We will also find out if the constitutional rights of freedom the University can make, plea sr propriety, or libel. All material must be signed by the author. Central Board appointment of of speech, freedom of assembly contact m4.:4:3r Mr. Orkrawood, Trail editor is constitutional, but A campus newspaper published weekly (Friday) except vacation and the right of petition reach that it can not go into effect until and testing periods during the academic year by the Associated Student into the city of Tacoma. Very sincerely yours. Body of the University of Puget Sound. Phone: 759-3521, Ext. 763. such time as the appointee meets It is one of the last peaceful Office: Room 214, Student Union Building, 15th and Lawrence, Tacoma, C*04:1401c$ the qualifications stipulated in chances we will have. Washington 98416. Yearly subscription rates are $4.50. Spring Semester only, 82.00. article III, section 2, part I of the Alan S. Kiest ASUPS constitution. ii(111 -syst

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Draft Card Turn-In Results in Arrests CLASSIFIED By CHRIS BILLINGS Rates: Students, Faculty and The Tacoma Resistance-sponsored Clubs-3 lines 50c draft card "turn-in" on April 15 "went Commercial 3 lines $1.00 off as planned" according to (This space reserved for the Resistance member Tim Pettit. At four FOR SALE silent majority) o'clock that afternoon, a crowd had Used tire chains. Best offer. Phon , gathered around a truch where Pettit was playing his flute, across 'I' Street Ext. 634. Ask for Vivian. from Wright's Park. 200-300 people TYPING watched Resistance members stage an anti-war "Guerilla Theatre" play. Typing, experienced, reasonable Organizer David Vance, Pettit and Rev. Fircrest area, call at LO 4-0859 or Milton Andrews then led about 500 people across the street into the park SK 2-5007. itself for a demonstration of non-cooperation with the Selective Service System. Stepping onto the park grounds as REMEMBER they did, all of these people were con- sciously violating a Park Board decision Our BIG May Pre-Inventory Sale Is on to deny the Resistance assembly. This decision was based on a regulation Now Through May 13 banning religious or political gatherings in the parks (although both Billy TPD members prepare to arrest draft card turn-ins on April 15 at More Books Have Arrived, Graham and John Kennedy have Wright Park. spoken in Tacoma's parks). When the police arrived, build- ing where they chanted and sang brothers and sisters. After about an with Tremendous Savings hour, the group dispersed. participants were turning in their draft for the release of their Resistance cards , (20 were collected), signing complicity statements (in support of draft resistors), and signing non-registration statements (for the Bookstore pre-draft age men). The latter two acts are also federal offenses involving five-year sentences. As Vance, Pettit, and Rev. Andrews were arrested (they were chained FIGHT INFLATION — DISCOUNT STEREO LP'S together to dramatize their solidarity), more people came up to address the $4.98 Stereo Albums — Only $3.00 - crowd and were arrested only to be Mail this coupon now for your free list of Popular Folk, Rock replaced once more. and Blues, Factory Sealed and Guaranteed Albums. Finally, the crowd gave way to its frustration and surged en masse onto TO: The STUDENT STORE - the speakers' platform. Faced with 1907 South Catalina Avenue fifty people to arrest, the police left Redondo Beach, California 90277 the scene. In addition to the three already mentioned, they took with them Eileen Fowler, Cathy Pettit, John From: Name Manley, Michael Skyles, Don Nothdurft and Harry Garrison. Address In their only other action, the Protesters marched to the County-City 18 Zip

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Talk grading system to include several about it. me thods of evaluation. Their proposal was endorsed by Central I3oard. It will next be brought to the Academic Standards Hair Discount Committee and then the proposal HAIR, the smash Broadway hit will be brought before the faculty currently enjoying an extended EARTH DAY—April 22 Dr. Charles Odegaard, Director of State Parks & Recreation senate. Because a choice of course run at the new Moore Theatre, has warns the UPS community of the deep individual responsibility involved in the Ecology York evaluation can affect each announced a special discount for movement. Also pictured with Dr. Odegaard is Miss Sarah Combs, Earth Mother. student and faculty, it is students and servicement (E-4 and important for all to realize the below.) Student Demand Met significance and implications of Unsold seats in any price range the proposal. will be available for students and As presented to Central Board servicement with proper and the Academic Standards identification at the reduced rate Committee, the proposal is to be of $4.00 per ticket. These tickets Dr. John English Selected able to use any one method or will be available at the Moore Box combination of methods for Office, Second and Virginia 30 grading.in minutes prior to show time. The standard grading Eight performances of "Hair" system. (A,B,C,D„ or one are presented each week—Tuesday as New Dean of Students P/F) throught Friday at 8:30 p.m., By JEAN PETERSON Oregon State System of Higher was also another candidate being 2, Pass/Withdraw Saturday at 6:00 and 10:00 p.m., 3. Critique grading (a written Education. He was also Assistant considered at the time.) Sunday at 8:00 p.m., and the evaluation by the professor The Dean of Students Dean of Students at the Mr. English has already started Wednesday matinee at 2:30 p.m. Selection Committee—formed on University of Oregon for two work through numerous of the work presented to him by the student) the basis of the student demands years and Activities Advisor at correspondance and in November—has chosen John T. Sacramento State College for organizational meetings with his "DOWN AT A questionaire will be coming English. Mr. English will recieve three years. future staff. Plans are being made out shortly to get student's THE HEELS?" his Ph.D. in Educational Mr. English will be coming to to have the Dean of Students reactions to this proposal and to Foundations and College Student the University of Puget Sound in Office in the SUB so that Mr. the present system of tenure SEE Personnel Administration in mid-August, highly recommended English and the students are more which will be discussed in detail August from the University of by colleagues and associates and accessible to each other. next fall. Briefly, at UPS a Oregon. Presently Mr. English is with the nearly unanimous Make it a point to get to know professor may recieve tenure after Proctor the Assistant Director of High support of the Committee. (There this man next year, You'll find five years of teaching. If the School-College Relations for the were two abstentions, since there him honest and responsive. professor is granted tenure, which SHOE REPAIR is generally a permanent contract, he may only be fired for gross 38171/2 North 26th Dean of Faculty to Arrive in August infractions, such as posing a threat By JEAN PETERSON Central School, Clarence, New philosophy that is presently being to national security. York. expressed by various elements of The Academic Dean's Selection From 1959-63, Dr. Reeves was the UPS Community—that of Committee has finally completed at the University of Wyoming democratic decision making in its task and has selected Dr. J. developing a program in relation to institutional goals and GOLFLAND practices. Maxon Reeves. Dr. Reeves is a. 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sororities; Phi Gaitima Delta living complex during the placement of certain academic House-1 sorority; Sigma Nu school year 1970-71 and groups into specific living areas in House-Members; other Fraternity beyond should be required to order to enhance their program Houses-members; Langlow House- sign leases guaranteeing the and for convience also took place. Earth. Household (conditional); University revenue sufficient to The Sigma Nu Fraternity White House and Stucco offset all fixed and operating submitted a proposal asking for a House-Phi Gamma Delta costs for each structure. 30 day delay in the disposition of members; All other annex and the Sigma Nu House if any. They A-Frames-unassigned at present, *Anderson-Langdon Hall also requested an itemized but will include World should be refurbished account of the exact operating Revolutions House and Sigma Nu according to the general costs and maintainance for a year. members (if needed). recommendations of the Membership of the Housing Housing Committee. Committee consisted of Don Plan B Jaenicke, chairman of the *A student should be Buildings and Grounds (assuming Sigma Nu vacates) same permitted to live off campus if Committee, Board of Trustees; as above, except that, he so chooses. Richard Dale Dean of Anderson-Langdon would be Students: Ramon Payne, Dean of totally unaffiliated women, Sigma The above recommendations Men; Mary Curran, Dean of Nu House would have 1 sorority, were discussed at an open meeting Women; Niels Dahl and Spencer and Harrington would be withheld of the Housing Committee on Stokes, members of the career pending need determination. Friday, May 1.145 students were teaching faculty; Cathy Vaughn, present to defend the interests of Evon Waters, Carl Carmichael, and *Fraternities and sororities their living group. Each area was Gordon Anderson, representative desiring to occupy houses in considered individually. students; and Margaret Crowell, the present Union Avenue Discussion concerning the Alumnus.

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Sacramento Distant Caskey, Wedeberg Shine Loggers Stumble to 17-8

By SARAH COMBS

Bumbling along, the Puget Sound baseball Loggers (17-8) and fresh off a win over WEstern Washington State will play host to the Seattle Pacific Falcons in a Saturday doubleheader at Burn's Field. The first game is slated for 1:00. Then, on Tuesday and worthy. The Loggers then, will just have to play and let the chips Wednesday the Loggers will travel fall where they may. south to close out the regular Caskey Stars season with back-to-back games Though the team has yet to with Oregon and Oregon State. achieve its potential, sophmore Needless to say, all four of the southpaw Craig Caskey has remaining games are pivotal if the fulfilled all expectations. Filling Junior Second-sacker Jim Berg hustles back to first Photo by Paul Fischler Loggers are to merit and/or and them some the departed shoes recieve an invitation to defend of All-American Rich Hand, their Far West Regional title in Caskey has spun more "gold" Rick Fabiani to steal a 4-3 win. In inning single broke up his pitcher than Rumpleskilskin. Honest. Sacramento. For even if UPS this game, believe it or not, game and no-hit bid. In the The latest NCAA statistics have nightcap with the Saints, CELLAR X recieves a berth, Coach Jack Caskey struck out 28 batters, Craig 6th in earned run average, including the side in the 15th! freshman pitcher Don Bechtel McGee may have second-thoughts FRIDAY 8th in most victories, and 10th in But this isn't all. Last Saturday hurled a strong two-hitter as the and may not accept if his players strikeouts. Since then, however, he four-hit Portland State and Loggers pounded out q 12-2 win. MAY 8 don't arrive at a consistently he has embellished on all three beat them 3-1 to erase an earlier He opened the game by striking 1 - 3 p.m. competitive level. categories with wins over SPC loss to the Vikings 2-1 on a out the first seven batters. Overall, there are a full 24 (4-2), and Portland State (3-10. two-out double by PSU's pitcher Incidentally, Beba had sent 11 teams vying for the four He has now run his record to 9 with two runners aboard. straight back to the bench Sacramento berths. In the wins against only two losses, 1-0, For the bulk of the season the carrying their Louisville Sluggers. Northwest region those eligible and 2-1 both in the final inning. only other consistent Logger Soft besides UPS are Seattle Pacific, Last Tuesday, in a brilliant performer has been senior catcher Still, the Loggers are erratic; performance (does he really have Oregon College of Education, and Fred Wedeberg whose average has they lost to PLU (4-2), a team Ice-Cream "true grit"?) Caskey kept his finger Boise State. UPS has clearly hovered around .370 much of the that had won only one of twenty in the dike for 13 innings before demonstrated its superiority over year. He also leads the team in previous games. As far as the Cone his punchless teammates finally OCE by having beaten them three RBI's and runs scored. post-season playoffs are "chinked" (deserving of the straight, while SPC's record and Things seem to be looking up "Spiro Agnew" award) across a concerned, the Loggers can still twin losses to the Loggers however as others begin to come in eliminates them. Boise State is not run in the thirteenth. realize their goal of defending around. Junior righthander Dave their regional title, whether they our of contention; but still, the But this wasn't Caskey's only Beba was near perfect in shutting Cellar 10 NCAA selection committee marathon perfomance. Against out St. Martin's 11-0. Beba kept will or not surely depends on the doesn:t have to choose from OCE he toiled 15 innings before the bases clean until a seventh results of the final four games. jt Rm. osc X among these four if none is Fred Bullert singled out against Golf STUDY IN SPAIN

1970 - 1971 School Year For Full American College Credit The UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND in PAMPLONA Peterson Stars In Logger Losses Write: Off their season record, the Western Washington he fashioned the Cowlitz (Pronounced Director Puget Sound golfers couldn't a one over par 73 to capture Cow'-lits) County Amatuer. University of Portland in Spain afford to give Divot, the golfing medalist honors, a feat he has The team results are as follows: University of Portland WWSC 131/2-UPS 4'/2; TCC 15-UPS forilla, strokes playing best-ball. done several times. In addition, Portland, Oregon 97203 Thus far, the Loggers have Peterson has knocked off TCC's 12; Portland State 13- UPS 5; UPS duffed, topped and three-putted Tom Tuell, the Tacoma City 91/2-Pacific 81/2; Portland State their way to a one-win, six-loss Amatuer titlist, and in middle 15-UPS 3; WWSC 20'/2-UPS 61/2; ledger with a trio of competitions April, Peterson was runnerup in and UBC 22-UPS 5. remaining. The Loggers will close out the season with dual matches against Skate Your Date at PLU at May 11 and Fort Lewis on May 19. Sandwiched in between these final competitions will be the BC Sports Spectacular, running May 14-17 on four different MOVING? Vancouver, Canada courses. Here, Lakewood the Loggers will face the stiffest competition of the season with FREE ESTIMATES teams coming from Seattle U, Ice Arena Washingtonand other ON MOVES TO YOUR NEW DESTINATION powerhousegolf schools. Going home for the summer? Need to store Incidentally, there is no truth a few articles — clothing, skiis, etc? to the rumor that the University Call Us for Information and Rates of Houston has challenged the WED. - FRI. - SAT. - SUN Loggers to a dual meet. 8:15— 10:15 The mainstays of this year's Sat. - Sun. team are Steve Peterson, Doug 2:30 — 4:30 PACIFIC STORAGE McMullen, Kent Pearse, Bill AGENTS FOR Lincoln, Dennis Stanley, Bill Dabiels, Rogers Bumps, and Steve NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES Westerberg. Of these, only Steve "Little Arnie" Peterson has 7310 Steilacoom Boulevard S.W. 440 East 19th Street, Tacoma MA 7-6191 distinguished himself. Against PUGET SOUND TRAIL, MAY 8, 1970 Page Seven Crew Left In Wake The Puget Sound Crew club, cost of one grand. outweighed and victims of the old Racing rules call for each shell game, will seek victory entrant to pool their boats and tomorrow in the Northwest assignments are made on the basis Championships to be held at the of a draw from a hat. Seward Park course on Lake Consequently, the Loggers have Washington. Then the Loggers will raced in their own shell only once, close out the season Sunday handing over the advantage of against Pacific Lutheran, with the their relatively new boat to winner taking the "prestigious" another crew. Meyer Cup. This race will be held A final note: the crew club at American Lake. would like to solicite donations to The lone bright spot this send a delegation to the Western campaign was the showing of a Sprints. All monies appreciated, Senior Weightman Bob Hunt Photo by Paul Fischler UPS pair without coxswain at the and presumably written off '71 Corvallis Invitational several taxes as charity. The UPS crew weeks ago. The twosome of Ned club doesn't give green stamps. Donnell Sets Two Records Rawn and Jerry Wilson outclassed the field comprised of Oregon and Last weekend, distanceman he finished seond in the mile run, 100-1, Boughal (UPS); 2, Johnson Donnell knocked eight-tenths of a (SO); 3, Lofton (UPS); 4, Mendiburu other pairs by over 13 lengths. xtraordinaire Jack Donnell (SO). :10.0. second off his own UPS mark 220--1, Boughal (UPS); 2, Collins Other than this, the UPS has wrote Puget Sound track history (UPS); 3, Blomberg (SO); 4, Hall (0T). TONY'S with a clocking of 4:26.1. :22.2. been vanquished by UBC, Oregon, s he broke a pair of school 440-1, Collins (UPS); 2, Blomberg Freshman Doug Boughal swept PLU, WWSC, and the UW. They cords while helping the Loggers (SO); 3, Hall (OT); 4, Smith (UPS). to firsts in the 100 and 220 :50.5. did manage to beat Seattle U, by BARBER SHOP o a second place finish behind 880-1, Engdahl (SO); 2, Salter (SO); 3, sprints with times of 10.0 and Durbin (50); 4, Merchant (UPS). 1:58.0. finishing third in a four-beat field. outhern Oregon in a triangular Mile-1, Durbin (SO); 2, Donnell • 22.2 respectively. (UPS); 3, Hope (0T); 4, Speer (UPS). The Logger story this season eet in Ashland, Oregon. The Andy Lofton in the triple jump 4:17.5. has been a matter of being am totals were SO-96, UPS-65, 3 mile-1, Donnell (UPS); 2, Speer TONY - RAY - KEN and Kevin Collins in the 440 yard (UPS); 3, Morrison (SO); 4, Dungey outweighed by 15 to 20 pounds regon Tech-19. (SO). 15:49.0. Props. dash accounted for the other 120 HH-1, Vetter (OT); 2, Moore (SO); per man for each race. Moreover, In the grueling three-mile Logger blue ribbons. 3, Fulkerson (SO); 4, Stockstad (UPS). the Loggers haven't been able to vent, Donnell finished first in a :15.4. 3814 1/2 North 26th On May 16 the Loggers end 440 HH-1, Vetter (0T); 2, Kahler take advantage of their new shell me of 15:49.0 to shave a hefty (SO); 3, Stockstad (UPS); 4, Fulkerson their season with a meet against (SO). :54.9. that they acquired this year at a .6 seconds off Jack McGiffin's Central Washington at Ellensburg. 440 relay--1, Southern Oregon (Kahler, Blomberg, Mendiburu, Johnson); 2, Puget 966 mark of 15:57.6. Thought Pray for rain. Sound. :43.2. Mile relay-1, Southern Oregon (Engdahl, Kerby, Williams, Kehler); 2, Puget Sound. 3:24.0. The Central Concern ennis Shot put-1, Oswald (SO); 2. Yrlarte (SO); 3, Gilmore ISO); 4, Granaby (SO). 51-2. Discus-1, Yriarte (SO); 2, Gilmore (SO); 3, Atterbury (SO); 4, Stoddard Posters - Incense - Blacklites (UPS). 168.1. Javelin- I, Boy (SO); 2, Thompson oggers Now 1 and 2 (UPS); 3, Kinkela (UPS); 4, Snyder (SO). 200.91/2. Jewelry - Leather Goods Long jump-1, Lund (SO); 2, Lofton As the season draws to a close, (UPS); 3, Hall (OT); 4, Fulkerson (SO). Tiberg upset the defending 21-11. PS tennis coach Paul Wallrof Northwest Conference doubles Triple lump-1, Lofton (UPS); 2, Stoci(stad (UPS); 3, Lund (SO); 4, Smith on the hill at 11th and Market alyzed his team ofr(Jim) Smith, champions, Mike Linnaburg and (0T). 42-1. rian) Berg, (Steve) Tiberg, and Dale Trompete0 in straight sets, High jump-1, Maillard (SO); 2, I arle (SO); 3, Greene (UPS); 4, Larsen 1011. 318 South 11th Street ob) Vangelder have made us (6-4) (6-1). 6-4. MA 7-9669 ry strong tennis team. Jim Pole yaitlt-1, Cox (SO); 2, Thompson Singles records now stand at: (UPS); 3, Thomas (SO); no fourth. 12-0. ith played No. 3 for us last Junior Jim Smith (5-3), seniors ar and has improved to give us Brian Berg (7-1), Steve Tiberg al strength with Tiberg and (6-3), Rob Vangelder (6-2). rg. Rob Vangelder is an sophmore Tom Trefts (3-4), and change student from Holland freshman Dave Wissman (2-5), ing us good depth. This is the Stan Taylor and Dave Ongie (0-1). ngest tennis team we have had The Loggers, victimized by six ce I've been here (four year". rain cancellations in eastern Entering this afternoon's Washington, will finish up with urn match with Seattle U. the matches against Seattle Pacific ggers boast an impressive 7-2 (May 12) and WWSC (May 16). ord, losing decisively only to Last year Wallrof's athletes I . In that lopsided match, Berg double faulted to a 7-10 record; fined, defeating SU's Dave this season they have already rrill (6-4) (3-6) (6-3). equalled the win total and figure In an earlier win over PLU, the to top it before the season ends. S top doubles team of Berg and

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411 "Prelude for Voices" (with text demonstrated in their folk songs; from Thomas Wolfe's Look particularly the rousing finale u It tt Homeward Angel) and the "Raise a Ruckus" and "Tone duh tlp " II !! 11 "multidimensional" "Alleluia We bell Easy", with Peter Schindler's phnonntinn Sing with Joy",by Jacob Handl glorious Tenor in solo. were notable successful Mr. Schindler and Miss Terrilyn mt9v ,, i.q41.14,0 experiments with 20th century Eicher won awards for being the music and a dispersed choir. "m ost inspirational man and Religious works are the woman during tour." Adelphian's forte—beautifully I'll extend my personal award expressed in "Sanctus" and to Bince Rogers and his Canadian "Alleluia" by Randall Thompson, Concert Choir for being "the most William Crotch's "Song of Mary" inspirational choir to sing ag and Anton Bruckner's ,"Ave UPS". I'm sure the capacity, CATHEDRAL CHORISTERS — Members of the Adelphian Concert Choir at the University of Puget Sound Maria", among others. crowd at the First Methodist gained permission to test the acounstics of St. Albans Cathedral outside London during their 24-day The University Madrigal Church will agree with me tour of the British Isles in April. (UPS News Bureau Photo by Judy Davis) Singers shone, as usual, in their wholeheartedly. Concert Reviewed selections: two jolly folk songs and two heartrending love songs. The gayer side of the Strike for Kent. Adelphians Return From Tour of British Isles Adelphian's was abley JUDY DAVIS flamboyant and posted signs entire group. Their April 29 UPS News Bureau reading "Hear the world-famous I concert (marking the first Adelphian choir." perfomance I have heard from When you know "It's marvelous to hear a choir At another church, the choir them) was a marvel of finesse and striving toward perfection, and was billed as the "Canadian precision. They are one of the it's for keeps nearly reaching it." Concert Choir," and in still true gems of our University—what Speaking with a thick, Irish another, a poster named the a pity they are shown off so All your sharing, brougue, a minister in a Methodist director as "Bince Rogers." So, frequently elsewhere and so rarely all your special memories church in Ireland expressed his the Adelphians now have a here. (One concert a year is pretty will be forever feelings about the Adelphian promotional slogan: "Come and .stingy, Bince.) symbolized by your Concert Choir as ambassadors for hear Bince Rogers direct the The wonderous sounds of the diamond engagement ring. the University of Puget Sound and world-famous Canadian Choir!" Adelphians result from two If the name, the United States. Everywhere they went, choir' sources, apparently: the talent Keepsake is in the ring VENTURA In Paisley, Scotland, a members we re welcomed by and enthusiasm of its youthful and on the tag, Methodist minister commented, gracious hosts and appreciative members and the slavedriving you are assured of "If the Adelphians represent the audiences. One Adelphian discipline of its Director, Dr. students in Washington, commented, "We practiced this Rodgers. (He is, by secret report, fine quality and Washington, must, indeed, be part music for many hours each week a sort of urbane Simon Legree in lasting satisfaction. of God's country." since September, and performed rehearsal, but he's all charm on The engagement diamond Nearly all concerts attracted 19 times during the 24 days we the conductor's stand.) is flawless, capacity crowds, with persons were in the British Isles and The end product is really of superb color and from very humble means to high- Toronto ... " glorious, music. Schuman's precise modern cut. ranking civic officials represented "But the response of the Your Keepsake Jeweler audiences made all our efforts in audiences. has a choice selection Because Adelphians stayed in worthwhile ... since I've been in. homes during most of the tour, it the choir, we've never had better of many lovely styles. was this wide spectrum of British audiences." He's listed in and Irish people that gave the By SARAH COMBS the yellow pages choir members a keen insight into A semester with an Adelphian under "Jewelers." the cultures of the countries they roomate exposed me to her visited. 'incredible personal involvement As on Adelphian observed, with the choir; apparently, that "I'm sure we learned more about deep commitment is shared by the REQ-tiSTERED how the British and Iriah people DIAMOND RINGS live by staying with them, than we Exactly What You Think could ever learn if we stayed in She Is! tourist hotels." YELLOW CAB And . . 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