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I transferred from Reed College to the University of Oregon in 1934because of a growing interest in man's distant past. That interest had been awakened ina civics class in Washington Highschool (Portland) when I confronted a skeletal portraitof Neanderthal Man accompanied by a brief sketch of his cave life and association withcave bears. At Reed College I took a reading course in religious origins from the famousanthropologist, Alexander Goldenweiser; but a commitment to man's distant past and toanthropology as a discipline had to wait until a roman­tic attachment for the originsand history of the ancient Egyptians had run its course. In Eugene [Oregon] I wasfortunate to obtain room-lodging for $1O.OO a month and a stipend of $30.00 furnishedthrough the National Recovery Act. I owed this economic security to Dr. [Luther]Cressman, who selected me as his classroom assistant. I succeeded Howard Stafford, who,I believe, was the first to hold the position. Those were the days when one lunched onnickel hamburgers washed down with a ten cent milkshake

With Cressman at Catlow Cave, 1935 and 1937: A Personal Note