THE POINTER
Series III Vol. VI No. 8
Stevens Point, Wis., November 29, 1931 17-
Price 7 cents
·POINT BOWS TO OSHKOSH, 12 TO 0
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Greek Council Makes Calendar Arrangement TWO PASSES
INTER-GROUP
Kryl Concert
ACCOUNT FOR
B~LLS SOLVE
Costs Local
TOUCHDOWNS
~!~~~!a~d ~~:!.
DATE MIX-UP
Fratermtie,s And Sororities Agree
In Re-arranging Bad Oalendar
By Combining
The Greek Council, dreamed of
for yearts but never a reality, has
at last\ produced results.
The
structurr of the organizations in..
the past have not limited the
member hip to a small group but
have attempted to function with
all the fraternity and sorority
u·
t
people in joint meetings. Now, nlS OTY
however~ the president and one
Herbert R. Steiner, dean of
elected member from each organ- men, has been appointed corresization keets . when a question is pondent for the 'Wisconsin secto be considered and so far, all tion of the National Council for
goes well.
the Social Studies. The current
IKnotty Problem
information to be received from
To date, the Greek Council has each state is used in the composiachieve~ its organization and has tion of the ''Historical Outlook.''
played Havoc with a complicated Mr. Steiner received the appointcalendar.
The sororities were ment as a result of a recomconfronted with a difficult pro- mendation of Dr. Callahan, State
blem, ha 'ing three sorority hops Superintendent.
in a row with no fraternity function to l:Jreak the program. The
Tau Gamma Beta had November
20 reserved, the Omega Mu Chi Lawrence Affirmative
held the evening of December 4, Team Here December 4
and then to make matters worse
On December 4th, the Lawrence
' the Tau Gamm 's have a signed
contract for Tommie Temple's or- affirmative team will debate with
chestra to appear for a formal, the Central State Teachers College
December 11. It was very ev- negative team on a stabilization of
ident thdt no co-ed was going to business plan such as is embodied
spend her allowance upon her m the Stewart-Chase idea. Cen-
t
(Continued on page 6, col. 1)
CALENDAR
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fhursday, November 12
Y. W. C. A.
Loyola
P. S. E. Initiation
Friday~ November 13
W. t · A. Dance
Free dancing class
Radio Hour
Wednesday, November 18
Signla Zeta
Thurs~ay, November 19
Y. W.C.A.
Friday, November 20
Tau Gamma Beta and
Omega Mu Chi Dance
Radib.' Hour
Monday, November 22
Iris Staff
Wednesday, November 25
Than~sgiving Recess
1
secre ary
(Continued on page 3, col. 3)
Injuries of Vrobel, Cashman and
A. Baker Hurt Point
Offense
highly entertained by the Kryl
By
Bluthe
band, which gave a concert in the
Before a large Armistice day
college auditorium November 2.
President FrankS. Hyer, Ferdi- gathering the Pointers lost a bitter
nand A. Hirzy and Rev. Julius battle to their traditional rivals,
Ghylinski posted a $750 guarantee Oshkosh , at the fair grounds field,
for the band 's appearance here. 12 to 0.
Score In Second Quarter
Besides the concert rendered by
Oshkosh
piled up their lead in
the nationally known musical orthe
second
quarter after several
ganization s e v e r a l specialties
were presented the audience. The drives had been stopped by the
trio who financed the band's Point line. A pass, Glandt to M.
appearance
in Stevens Point Wandrey, paved t he way for the
first touchdown. 'l'he runner was
suffered a $325 loss.
downed on the four yard line,
where Glandt carried it over for
the score. Timm missed the kick
STUDENT RECEIVES
for the extra point.
CARNEGIE. MEDAL
The second score of the B 'Gosh
men came as a distinct surprise.
Miss Winnifred Koske of
Having possession of the ball in
Gillett, Wisconsin, who is
mid-field, Sosinski stepped back
now attending Central State
an threw a long . pass to Pelican,
Teachers College, has been
honored by the Carnegie
who jaunted 40 yards to a touchdown unmolested. Timm kept up
fund, and is to receive a
Carnegie medal· for her hethe good work by missing the enroic work in saving the life
suing kick. Incidentally, it was
of Norma Larson. The accithis inability to score points aft er
dent occurred June 26, 1929,
touchdown that lost the whitewaat a lake near the residence
ter game for Oshkosh.
of Miss Koske, when her
Invalids Missed
friend, Miss Larson, suddenThe Kotalmen sorely missed
ly submerged. Miss Koske,
their ailing invalids, Cashman and
who is a good swimmer, .imVroble. Not that we mean to alimediately went to her aid,
by, but the result might have been
and brought her to shore
different if Coach Kotal had been
without assistance.
able to put his full strength on the
field. Oshkosh displayed a powerL------------------------~ ful
and diversified attack, featuring their powerful backs, wandrey
and Glandt. They pulled a passing
attack out of the bag that had t he
locals surprised, and they were
able to stop any Point threats.
d eed sorry to have cast any reflecStars
tion upon his present administraHansen was booting the ball
tion in your school.
well while he was in the game, and
In the next issue of our paper, Russ Atwood bore the brunt of
I shall do everything in my power the running attack. The def ensive
to correct the unfortunate error. work of the line was outst anding,
I am hoping that you will see fit to the play of Koehl predominating.
accept our apology and trust that The last of the game, played in
friendly relations may again be es- the gathering dusk, was hard to
tablished between our respective follow.
The lineups:
publications a n d between our
C. S. T. C.
colleges.
Oshkosh
Klappa
LE
Sincerely yours,
Pelican
Tr ebat owski J-.~ T
A. Wandrey
Vera B. Chrisler,
LG
Editor of the Royal Purple Roy
Siebold
Koehl
C
Zimmerman
The article had to deal with an
Scribner
RG
Schuler
editorial citing Stevens Point as
Reimer
RT
Porath
having a smoking room inside the Neuberger
RE
Dohlich
( Con t inued on page 6, cot 2)
school building.
Whitewater Editor Corrects
Smoking Room Editorial
The recent mix-up (not the football game) between Whitewater
and Stevens Point has now been
remedied and the matter closed as
far as The Pointer is concerned.
'l'he following letter was r eceived
by the local paper :
I sincerely regret having brought
embarrassment and criticism upon
your school through our fallacious
' editorial which appeared in the
October 19 issue of the Royal Purple.
The member of our staff who
wrote the editorial evidently was
misinformed, for I feel sure that
no malice whatever was intended.
The students still have the greatest respect and friendly feeling toward President Hyer, and are in-
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Vol. VI.
THE POINTE-
No.8.
Publish ed Weekly at Stevens Point by the students of the Central Wisconsin
State Teaehers College. Subscr-iption Price $2.00 per year.
Entered as second-class matter May 26, 1927, at the _post office at Stevens
Point, Wisconsin, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
THE STAFF
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Editor ...................... Burton E. Hotvedt, Tel. 548J or 47; Offic{; 1584
News Editor ............................ . ................ George R. Maurer
Sodety Editor .................. . ...... .... ........... Frances E. Van Heeke
Sports Editor ............................................. Samuel H. Bluthe
Humor Editor ........................ ...... .................. Oletus Collins
Women's Athletics ........ ..... ......................... Georgiana J. Atwell
Head writer .... ........... . .... . ........ ........ .... ...... Elmer J. Larson
Proof Readers .................. .......... . Natalie Gorski, Dorothy McLain
Reporters . ·............... Oscar Christianson, _Florence Woboril, Weldon Leahy
Typist& ................................... Estelle Buhl, Frances E. Johnson
Business Manager .... ·.................. . ............. Cedric Vig, Tel. 810-J
Circulation .. ................................................. Frank Tuszka
Ass 't Circulation Mgr .... ... . .... ..................... Magdelene Knapstein
Ass 't. Circul:l.tic•n lllgr ....................................... Virginia Thiele
Faculty Adviser ................. . ................... Ray mond M. Rightsell
ALL OVER NOW
The football season is now history. Although the fall's record
does not do Stevens Point much justice as a winner, it does not leave
the blotchy, messy type of chronology that we have been forced to
see for a number of years back. Coach Kotal and his committee are
to be complimented upon the efficient and business-like manner in
which the season has been conducted. Although the results of the
conference are disappointing to us, we are happy to find a great deal
of evidence that contributes to approval of the squad. Injuries and
"bad breaks" account for some of the close losses registered this
year, and in consequence we are not justtfied in criticizing the coaching staff and the football men. The lack of many seniors upon the
squad, the abundance of freshmen to report, and the supply of experienr.ed "half-way" men allow us to paint rosy pictures of Stevens
Point t'lams to follow this year. Then too, remember that Kotal will
have instilled his system and that means very much to success.
Basket ball begins tonight and we are PLENTY OPTIMISTIC.
KOLLIN'S KADDY KAPE RS
''Its a Lonesome Old Town''
''Its Three 0 'Clock in the
Morning''
"Sweet Sue":
''Put on Your Old Grey Bon;
net'' and we'll take a stroll,
"Down by the Old Mill Stream"
we'll croon ''A Little Love Song''
''As Long as We're There'''.
.
"Little Girl", "I'm Just a
T.Jon esome Lover" but "I
Wouldn't Change You for the
World."
"I Apologize" about
"The
(our) "Love Letters in the Sand"
so "My Dears", "I Wauna Talk
About You".
''I Don't Know Why I Love
You Like I do" cause "I'm Just a
Gigaloo ''.
"Honey" "I'm Through with
Love".
"Little Joe"
IEXCHAN~sl
Gypys Day !-Oh! whjat a day!
Bright colors gorg¢ous reds,
browns, yellows, and oranges of
Wisconsin autumn, colored lights
of the bonfires, and sod rhythmical music, were featur e$ of homeC?ming-day at Plattevill+, Wisconsin.
At a meeting of the Jtinior class
of Whitewater Teachep College
Ray Hoops was elected as Junior
class president. Ray was a student
at Stevens Point for ~wo years
previous and was enrolled in the
four year high school co~rse.
Miss Jane Dudley, wl~ose Yiolin
recital was enjoyed by P. S. '1'. C.
Dolka - All that I am I owe to students last winter, is i'iving another recital at River Fa ls Teachmy mother.
ers
College this week. M'ss Dudley
Lueth old Why don't you
send her 30 cents and square the is a master of the violi~1, having
studied since she was :Hive years
<:ccount.
old.
'
''Say, did you hear Styza has a
job traveling next summer?"
"No, is that right~"
"Yeah, he's going to collect
tickets on a merry-go-round.''
Sometimes a man is given credit for being a deep thinker when
the truth is he's just walking
around trying to think of what
his wife told him not to forget.
Oshkosh students have dispensed with their homecoming bonfir e
with the following excuses: First,
it makes too long a walk and
everyone has lost his pep by the
time the fairgrounds ar~ reached ;
second, it is impossible t o get any
concentrated cheering at the bonfire and lastly, no one will collect
wood to burn. We would. suggest
a little more pep or enthtisiasm f or
the Oshk~·sh students !
I
Accordmg to the Daily Cardinal
Judge : ''What were you doing
Girls when they went out to in that joint when it was raid- of the "U", Stuart Chase, internationally known economi~t addressswim once dressed like mother ed~,,
ed
several groups of faculty memHubbard. Now they have a boldLocksmith: "I was making a
His
adcount
disbers and students.
er whim - they dress more like bolt for the door."
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I
closed the fact that he f~resees anher cupboard.
other depression in 194.0--it will
take ten years to get ovh the one
Pat: - What do you charge for
Tommy (calling up his dad's Students Addressed
we are now going throu~h.
a; funeral notice in your paper?
office) "Whose this speakBv World Traveller
l
Editor- Fifty cents an inch.
ing?"
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Pat -:- My Gooh! My brother
Dad .(recognizing T o m my's
The regular Thursday assembly
.Marquette men at lastare learnwas six feet tall.
voice) - ''The smartest man in was addressed this morning by ing the art of drinking t ea ! Every
the whole world."
Gerald Giving of Madison, South Friday afternoon at t hree, the moo
Bum "How does it alTommy - '' Oh pardon me._ I Dakota. The speaker is well ac- learn ~ow to smile_ and sip at the
ways come you smoke quarte·r have the wrong number."
quainted with affairs of the same time ~d a:t JUst. VI.Jhat angle
cigars?''
Orient. He has spent two years t? cro~ their little fmge:r at the
Ditto- "Somebody else alThe only one who should put as a teacher in the Holy Land and rlg~t time. We wonder who is
ways smokes the other three
'faith
in "a rabbit's foot" is a has traveled extensively through- paJing th_e "breakage_" f~e and
quarters. ''
out China and India.
who supplies all the dehcames that
rabbit.
Mr. Giving has been addressing are necessary.
He - ''How was the scenery on
civic clubs and audiences in the
- I
your trip~"
Neighbor- ''Did you visit
community
during
his
visit
with
Rumors
that
Harry
s~uhld h
She - "It ran mostly to tobacthe art galleries when you
Rev.
_Philip
S:
Dybvig,
pastor
of
famous
quarterback
with ret~~
co and toothpaste.''
were in France?"
the
First
Engbsh
Lutheran
church.
"'Four-Horsemen
of
Notre
Dame"
Wife - ''We didn't need
Woman (to cop in boulevard)
would take over Glenn Thistleto, our daughter paints.''
''Stop that man officer, he's a
thwaite 's position as hdd foot ball
bootlegger.''
coach at the University have been
Tourist- "Heap big apples." Stevens Point May
Cop- "Don't get excited lady,
emphatically denied by him and
Indian - "Aw heap em yourHave
Champ
Team
there will be another along in a self.''
1Je says it is pure "hokum".
The only consolation that the
minute.''
Lady - Can you give me a local grid fans have this season is
And then there was th~ girl who
the marvelous showing of the
Teacher- ""What's that noise room and bath."
wanted to check Gandhi['s outside.
out side~"
Clerk - "I can give you your Stevens Point High School team. wrap.
i
Student - '' Oh, Teacher! Look- room lady but you will have to If the preps win their game with
Merrill Saturday they will present
it the horse runnin '."
take your own bath.
Stevens Point with a conference
Yesterday_is gone. 'tomorrow
Teacher - ''Johnny, you forgot
may _never come: Todar is here.
your "G".
First Coed "Is anybody championship.
Although Merrill has not a very Use It to get actl~n.
i
Student - "Oh, Gee! Lookit looking?"
imposing squad the Ringdalmen
the horse runnin '. ''
Second Coed - ''No.''
Zellman (as they droV'e along a
First Coed. - ''Then we don't are not to be found over-confident.
The
passing
attack
of
Kotal
's
lonely
road) "You look lovelier
"I always thought you were a have to smoke."
Teachers has been employed a- fo me every minute. Do , ou know
.gentleman, '' she wept, as he let
Men still die with their boots gainst the possible champs to pre- what that's a sign of?"
her out in front of her house at
Gen. ''Sure, you 're about to
on,
but usually one boot is on the pare them for the final trial this
eleven o'clock.
week-end.
run
out of gas.''
accelorator.
"And now I know it."
The theatrical photographer rises to say that that there is nothing
strange about the actresses being
live wires. They carry practically
no insulation.
THE POINTER'
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Lawrence Affirmative
Team Here December 4
(Continued £rom page 1, col. 2)
TAU GAMMA INITIATION
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Betty Rice, Vera Kramer, Lue~la
Sorenson, Charlotte Atwell, Allee
· Ma~ Dorsha, Margaret Bernard,
an~ Maybelle Peterson were me~hers of Tau Gamma Beta Soror1ty
. at. {ormal initiation he~~ Tuesday
evening at Hotel Whitmg. The
- initiation ceremonies preceded a
6 :30 o'clock dinner served to 25
active and alumni m·embers. The
sor_ority:, patronesses, Mrs. E. T.
S_iri~t~.· 3,:nd Mrs. F .. ~- Hyer, :were
al~o· presenb :Followmg the dmner
a ·'dancing party for t~e girls and
the~r escorts was enJoyed. RaJ'
Jacobs' Orchestra played for the
dancing.
given ?efore the 9-anc~. Studen~s
who di,dn 't care to display their
ski!! 'previously will be anxious to
show the latest steps learned at
the dancing school.
.
·
Di.(i you know that: Seventeen girls hike ·d to Red
Bridge with their lunches last
Thursday noon?
Several dorm girls went horseback riding early Saturday morning~
-That the tennis courts were
ke-p t busy all week-end by
the students?
·
That Sunday afternoon was devoted to archery by five W. A. A.
girls~
"Bob" and"Bill"
Regular ,lmeeting of Loyola 'club
Do .17.4
uam'e't
T~Te
- · l·l
· willl
be held this evening in the
t1
YY ~
i:.«;>Y:OLA -:oLuB
Free Dance . .
Steps ByPro
Friday Nighl
tral State Teachers College should
present a strong team, ·in that all of
last year's debate team is back,
and new prospects · hav~ been
A Dancing Cl~s For College
working hard for a berth on the
_ -Students In New· Gym .
Friday ,Ni.ght
team: No definite team can be
listed at present, but Point will
Friday ·evening_, . pre~eding the
present a ·strong case. Lawrence,
howeyer, has been noted for its de·- W. A. A. dance, all college stuhaters, and is certain to bring a dents.w~ll be given an:?pportu:t;~-ity
t
· _ th t k
h t th
ar to receive free dancmg lessons
nt owTsh~ a h. teyt e under 'the supervision of Professor
taealk~mg ab·
a ou . ·
IS oug
o al\f
G .
h
h ld'
· t eres t of every Stevens· ·, and .rs. rant
w o are
rouse th.e· m
.
. ho ·mg
· ·t s t u d ent . Th eir
· suppor·t· I-8· regular dancmg
classes
P om
· m t e city.
The instructions are especially
essential.
offered to beginners _and those students \vho haven't as yet succee!led in ridding themselve.s of that
FRATERNITY BROTHER
awkward stride.
. The local chapter of Phi
All students desiring these
Sigma · Epsilon will here. 'free'' instructions are asked to
after be a strong booster for
meet iri the new· gym sharply at' 7
the Saint Louis Cardinals,
o'clock. 'Phe professor and his
the champions of the basewife· said they will give l'essons u'nball world. Gabby . Street,
til 8:30.
manager of the champs, is a
Regular Classes .
Phi Sigma Epsilon man and
promises free passes for
Mr. 'G rant has offered to hold.
next year's tussles to his
regular. c'l.asses if enough : college
brothers.
men and women can get together
and form ·a .class,
·
We hope the generosity o()f the
PURPLE AND GOLD
Grants in offering these '' ~ree''
OUR
dancing instructions to our ·stuRADIO H
dents will r i d the gymnasium
The college program between 3 bleachers of the customary.liiJ,e of
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I TH!f'ROUND
TABLE
Before a small, but appreciative and 4 P. M. Friday over WLBL college co-eds and shieks whose
audience the Harlequin Club pre- will consist of:
desires were willing -but' whose
The Round Table met in Mr. sented the Shakespeare Players in
soles
were weak.
Watson's room 'fu{lsday morning ''Hamlet" last Monday - night. College News-Burton Hotvedt.
Absolutely n o spectators
and I planned 'for a school party to Shakespea;e 's immortal drama Home· Economics Feature - The
will be allowed at the dancing
be diven Saturday, Dec. 12. Doro- was rendered with feeling and unSchool Lunch.
instructions.
thyl McLain is chairman of the derstanding by this exverienced What Good May ·Come of the
. affa!ir with a committee composed r.roupe, who featured James HenDepression _ M.r. Herrick.
of Janet Alban, Harv~y Bull, Rose dric'kson, in the_ title role, and
·Fry, N o v e ll a Kimbel, Helen Claire Bruce as Ophelia; Mrs. Musical Selections.
Elizabeth Arden
Baughman, Magdaleri Knapstein, Scribner's little boy, "Bill", and Selections by members of the In-.
Venetian' Toilet Preparation~ :
and Joseph Siebert.
Mrs. Krembs' pride, "Bob", play- terpretive ' Reading_ Class,-Gerald
HANNON--BACH ·Phy.,Jnc..
A-~com~ittee for the- December ed heavy parts, . too. They were Olsoll, Victor Vrobel, Byrne Ne413 ¥ain St. ,
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dep rtment meeting is Ruth Me- pall-bearers.
ville, Cora Campbell.
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the time honored way. Mr. Rend~
Ah Armistice Day reading was ric.kson r a t h e r over-acted . t~e
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_Don't forget to save December plain-spoken Yankee. ,Other per12 ~or the school party we are formances -measured qp to the
spon;soring. There will be no ad- standard of the performance.
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mission. '' ' '
'l'he Harlequin Olub is to be
I
" thanked for bringing such a prot
duction to the stage, and condoned for the s p a r s e attendance
Further comment onthis point cah
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be found on the sport page. Cletu!l
Collins, Celestine _Nue~se, and Gordon Stein were instrumental in
J2~···,19,-~1
- s t a g i n g the production. And Beginnin~g
·· ,.
thanks for the comp.
As' r al'IL_ea- rers
- Rural assembly. All members are
D
.urged to be present. A good proI
LU
grain is in store.
BY SHAKESPEARE'S GHOST
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Pre- View.Of New Xmas Gifts
H D M c· ULLOCH co
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SEASON SALE
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Thursday · Nov.·
HYER AT MEETING
Th~. W, A. A. girls ·are expecting a large . crowd, at the . dance
Friday evening due to the fad
t}J.at free dancing lessons will be
FUR COATS and DRESSES
·-~
President Frank S,. Hyer atteriiled the meeting of the Wisconsin
i
.
.
Anti-Tuberculosis .Association at
Everything At ' Reduced Prices.
Milwaukee last Tuesday. I)octor.
Pleyte, the official who aonducted
r. . ~
the _physical cxami'rrations of the·
student body last year, · was
present this week ..and delivered
the eomplete report of his findings.
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WHITEWATER HOLDS 'TOP BY 7-0 WIN
stick our modest horn in this
professional-ainateur
squable, but it is our humble opiMgr. Edward P Block !
nion that these self-same
Packers can and will, if given
452 Main St.
Phone 407W'
opportunity, take any college
t eam in the country, this not
excep·t ing "Eddie 's " hopeThe Lineup:
fuls.
Too bad we couldn't break into
Return Of Punt With Perfect Int- C. S. T. C.
Whit ewater
.
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Klappa
L.E.
:M:atske
print last Saturday with our preTry It---It's Different
erlerence
Wins or
T r~ b a t ows k'I . L . T .
Ruthie
diction - maybe we would have
Whitewater
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Koehl
C.
Heldt
BY SAM BLUTHE
Van Roo
R.G.
Coles
foHows:
Before a small but enthusiastic Clausen
L.T.
Kopke
Milwaukee will beat Whitewater.
crowd ''Eddie'' Kotal 's gridders Neuberger
L.E.
J enesick
Ohio will defeat Wisconsin.
EXCHA~GE
brought the conference season to E. Baker
Q.
Sturtavent Northwestern will lace Indiana.
a close by bowing to the league- Vrobel
Fruits
and
Vegetables
L.H.B. Crabtree
Stevens Pt. High will beat Merrill.
-P hone 51
457 Ma•n St.
leading Whitewater team, 7 to 0. Hansen
R.H.B. Shifcheck
Notre Dame will beat Navy.
It was a game that firmly sub- A. Baker
F .B.
Krening
Purdue will take Iowa.
stantiated the idea that the KoSubstitutions: Stevens Point: · Although the Pointers f o u n d - - - - - - - -- - - - - .
talmen were the hard-luck team
of the conference. Imagine a team Cashman for A. Baker, R. At- t hemselves on the short end of a
outrushing, outpassing, and out- wood for Cashman, Gregory for 14 to 0 score in the Platteville
fighting their highly touted ri- E. Baker, Schwahn for Klappa, game October 31, the trip to the
vals all through the game, only to Roy for Trebatowski, J. Atwood southern city was a social success
lose when Sturtevant got away for Vrobel.
at any rate.
with a forty-five yard return of ·a
The squad quartered at Madison
punt. As Sherman said, "It was
the night before the game and
Hell.''
several members of the team
dropped in on some of C. S. T. C.'s
Vrobel Stars
alumni who are attending the uniWe want to give credit
versity.
right no·w to the outstanding·
As far as football strength goes,
player in the game, .to a man
the far west seems to have more
who, playing his last conferNow that our student-manager, than its share this year. Southern
ence g-a.nie, made his swan
Ignatius Petrueius Mish, has neat- California's' Trojans, after suffersong one to be rememb,ered
lv tucked most -of the football ing an early seas.on defeat, have
- Vic Vrobel. Vrobel did
;quipment in the moth-:b all chest, amassed some of the biggest scores
everything, he ran, he blockPhone 380 ed, he made most of the
college enthusiasm is flowing to- of all time, defeating Stanford
ta.ckles, he ·- well, you mt11>t
ward the basketball season.
last week, 19 to 0. Speaking
of large scores, did you see what N o Extra Char'g es 1 for
have gathered by now tlui.t he
Coach Kotal said light prac- Michigan State did to Ripon? Onplayed a good game. . That
Collection and
tices and drills for all basketeers ly a 110 to 0. And Ripon champs I
goes for the rest of the team,
who haven't partaken in the grid of the Midwest Conference, too.
Delivery
too. '
There were eleven men on that game will commence today or
A call for all recruits is
Tulane and Georgia seem the
team ail the time,_ and they all Monday.
expected within another week.
class of the Southern teams, and
fought. · The lack o'f scoring
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punch can' be attributed to the
Although no authentic tips have have things pretty much their own
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fact that "Kenny" Cashman only been received relative to C.S.T.C. 's way in the midwest. In the East
Home Made Candly
got in the game for a few minutes basketba-ll possibilities a l a r g e. Harvard and Fordham stand out
AT
of play.
squad is expected to heed our while U:tah. do~inates the Rock:f"THE pAL"
Sturtevant Checked But Once mentor's first call. Material from Mountain cll'cUlt. And where is
a large array of alumni, last year's Pepper Martin now?
Whitewater never threatened High school grads, and outsiders
outside of its one successful scor- is expected to develop into a fine
"Hamlet" played "Bad Girl"
ing effort, The Point's pass'ing quintet.
·
Monday night for the amusement
gaine made them dangerous at all
THE · 1
championship of Stevens Point,
times, each long pass representing
and
lost,
250
to
2,500.
This
proves
CITIZENS
NATIONAL
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a potential touchdown. Whiteif anything does, that our over~
water's main threat was their
"The Bank That Service Bui t"
grown village is not yet ready to
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tricky open field runner, Sturtestep out of its shell of rusticity,
vant. He was smothered _most of
f ..
that culture, as such, is not yet
the time, but when he got away it
welcome
in
our
c
o
m
m
u
n
i
t
y.
was good for lots of yardage.
Where were the women's clubs
Beautiful Game
who so high-mindedly discuss
"the better things in life" while
The game was surprisingly free
exchanging recipes~ Where were
of penalties and substitutions. It
The comfortable and hom like
the cultural and "better" elewas a clean-run, fast moving
; merits? Seeing "Bad Girl." And
affair, one that is interesting to
dormitory for women of Ce tral
so was I.
the observer. The Pointers were
State Teachers College
The ·crucial game of the teach- .
handicapped in regard to an organized cheering section, most of er's loop wiHi•he pla__ yect . ~.t· White_-_ - WIS. SHOE ,HOP
Dining Rooin ,
the students being home.
An water Nov. 14 when · Milwaukee ..
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EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING
outer-attraction at W i s c o n s i n plays the Purple and White for
"botb
m:,~~
the
league
Championship.
Both
12t
Strongs
Avenue
Rapids lured many. We missed
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the band, too. As the radio teams are undefeated, ·as is Supe~
announcer would say, the air was rior, but due to a ruling to the Jliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill
Varied; ab:u:p.dimt, --delicieus and
balmy, and the skies were blue ~£feet that a team must play' at. ili"";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~r
above, and what that's got to do least four conference games the ·
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inexpens:v~ .
SPORT SHOP
with football I don't know.
Yellowjackets are ineligible.
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GY.M CLOTHING
MAY A. ROWE Dire.c torl
These Packers .seem th~
Hansen Kicks Well
422 Main St.
team to beat in the Profession~
(Graduate Dieti.~ian)
' '
Harry Hansen was booting the
al loop. Far be it frQm us .t o
-CONFERENCE
LEADERS ARE.
OUT-GAINED
ball consistently Saturday, and
'his -·placements were very good.
The whole line functioned smooth'y, and blocking was more efficient: Meanwhile, Prexy will
have to ride the mule for another
year.
COOK STUDIO
MEANS'.CAFETERIA
CITY FRUIT
NORMINGTO NS
Laundry
First Call .
For Sphere
Game lssued
Dry
Cleaning
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NELSON HALL
HORTS
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NEW BROTHERS NELSON NOTES
IN CHI DELIS
BY NAT
AND PHI SIGS
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Rituals \ Given To 17 Men
Students By Two .
1 Fraternities
BY fELnON LEAHY ·
Paddles will no longer be seen
on the ca1ppus this semester for
17 men students have been formally initiated into Chi Delta Rho
and Phi Sigma Epsilon fratern"ties. Th~ paddles, carried durmg the p~edge periods, will be
kept by the new members of the
fraternitiek as esteemed tokens of
their pleqge work. Not until
next semester, when a new group
of men will be initiated, will
paddles be seen under the arms
of students.
"Hell Week" Over
1
Both f:raternities held their
rough initiations last week on the
last night of "hell week." Chi
nelta Rho pledges were roughly
mitiated Monday night, and Phi
Sigma Ep~ilon pledges Tuesday
night. Fofma1 initiation was held
by Chi Delta Rho on Tuesday
night of last week at Hotel Whitmg. A banquet was served m
honor of t~e new members in the
private dining-room.
Speeches
were made by Weldon Leahy, the
president of the fraternity, James
Turrish and Edward Leuthold,
fraternity members, and Mr.
Knutzen and Mr. Rightsell, faculty advisers.
A dance ·for the
members followed the banquet.
Alumni Received
Formal initiation will be held
by Phi Sigma Epsilon this evening at Hot~l Whiting, at 6:00P.M.
This initiation will include many
of the alumni of Phi Lambdi Phi,
the local out of which Phi Sigma
Epsilon d eveloped last June. A
banquet for the men will follow.
A dance for the P. S. E. men and
their ladie~ will be held in the old
gym at eight o'clock tonight.
New Men
The new members of the fraternities a~e: Marlowe Boyle, Nolan Gregory, Richard and Wilson
Schwahn, Chi Delta Rho fraternity; Milo and Gerald Olson, Melvm Bergeson, Reinhardt Latzig,
Clarence Styza, Roger Witt, Samuel Bluthe, John Wied, Arthur
Nygard, William Herrick, Sidney
Keener, Ignatius Mish, and Virgil
Pizer, Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity.
5
There is nothing strange in the
fact that the modern girl is
live wire.'' She carries practically no insulation.
"a
Under - ''I'll tell you something if you promise to keep your
Did youmouth shut."
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Wood - " I will, what is it~"
EnJoy the vacatwn1 Just thmk · U d ·
"Y '
t h l"to
of next year or possibly a year or . ,~ er ou ve go
a1 two after that when you and I wlll SIS.
be there.
JULIA KING'S
Home Made Candies SOc the lb.
TAYLOR'S DRUG STORE
COLLEGE EAT SHOP
Tasty Lunches Our Specialty
DON'T GO HUNGRY!
We were glad to see Agnes Rindal and Marcella Magen back last
week. Come again when you can
stay longer, girls.
FASHION PARK
CLOTHES
Our living-room h as been
brightened by a beautiful new
chair which proves to be comfortable as well as attractive.
Manhattan Shirts
Schoble Hats
Holeproof Hosiery
Munsing Underwear
Hansen Gloves
HOTEL WHITING CORNER
·KELLY'S
For Women's Wear
Our graduates are busily planing for the annual faculty dinner
which will be held at the Hall,
November 21.
All but about twenty of us left
,the Hall for the vacation :md the
places they did go! Margaret
Beardsley and Vera Kramer enjoyed the week-end at Chicago,
and Adeline Bellman visited her
sisters at La Crosse. Mary Raven
and Luretta Lensing entertained
Lucille Johnson and Amy Boeyink
at their Rhinelander homes. Roselind Decker
entertained Mary
Kosever at norchester during the
vacation.
CENTRAL
STATE TEACHERS
COLLEGR .
Opposite Post Office
· STEVENS POINT, WIS.
Easily Accessible
Expense Relatively Low
Location Unsurpassed
For Healthfulness
An Influence As Well As a School
Credits Accepted At All Universities
Degree Courses For All Teachers
Special Training For
Home Economics and
Rural Education
SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN PENS
-
WISCONSIN
VALLEY
CAFE
Here you will find Good
Food, Clean, Courteous
Service all designed to
make you and yourfriends
comfortable and contented while you are our'"
guests.
305 MAIN STREET
STEVENS POINT, WIS.
>
ELECTRic
7..
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co.
t6
THE POINT
DRUGS AND 'ODAS
SEXTON-DEMGEN DRUG CO.
..
WELCOME TO
HANNA'S
THE RBXALL STORE
1
Recently in a small town in Michigan, a man built a sort of a
burglar alarm on the rat-trap
principle to protect his whiskey '"
decanter. He caught himself the
first night.
The Store For Every body
Men's Wear
BETWEEN THE THEATRES
The handful who ''stayed ove::.-''
had a very good time, thank you.
An ''impromptu'' banquet, a gorgeous picnic at Robertson's Park,
and a gay slumber party were a
few of the things on the program.
After the game Saturday we ellJOyed a buffet supper in the living-room. We toasted sandwiehes
Send For Literature
over the cheery fire and listened
to the strains of the l'adio. Miss '~-------------_.
Seen and Miss Jeanette lianson
=::-were guests for the supper. Ruby
f)"YLLES&y ....
Hand entertained Jeanette for the ·
~
week-end. We were glad to see
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the girls who came :back. for the
game. We were all there and tried
"'0
Ill
to make up for those who were
u
not there.
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See you at the W. A. A. party.
BAEBENROTH'S DRUG STORE
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Taylor's Drug Stores
STEVENS POINT BEVERAGE co~
Orange <:rush -- Cocoa Cola
Chocolate Baby
and other high grad~ soft drinks.
Phone 61
1106 Water St.
Manual Training Lumber
VETTER MfG. GO.
Phone 88
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DISTINCTIVE FOOTWEAR
Now At Moderate Prices
VOGUE BOOTERY
FISCHER'S
Specialh
Shop
for
Wonien
"Where Smart Style
Meets Moderate Price"
COATS
SUITS
DRESSES
MILLINERY
For All Occasions
Hotel Whiting Block
2.02-210 No. Second Street
Phone 267
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INTER-GROUP
BALLS SOLVE
. DATE MIX-UP
(Continued from page 1, col. 1)
boy friend or friends, for three
times in succession with no immediate return of the favor before
the costly holidays. The two fraternities h.ad been searching for
dates but every thing was filled
to capacity. The six representatives battled for more than an
hour as valiantly, as if they were
diplomats at an armament conference, and then finally hit upon a
plan that all agreed upon.
Inter-Group Balls
The November 20 date will find
the Omega Mu Chi and the Tau
Gamma Beta combining and bein_g hostesses to the dance crowds
on that evening.
December 4
will be the occasion of an interfraternity ball. The Chi Delta
Rho and the Phi Sigma Epsilon
stage this event. The organizations will pool the administration
of the affairs and will split the
profits evenly.
All Satisfied
It was rather humorous to see
the four organizations come out
of the dark and plan together.
Although each representative was
awake to the opportunity of their
own organization, all closed the
session with a feeling of accomplishment and satisfaction. The
sororities had dance dates but
they were inevitable liabilities
and natural losses.
They now
have what they heeded, - a fraternity dance to break the sequence of sorority parties. The
fraternities came to the session
with nothing and left with something. Naturally then, the benefits were mutual.
Two Passes
Account For .
Touchdowns
Insurance agent to a turkey
three days before Thanksgiving.
- ''Ax-a dent insurance, bud-
(Continued from page 1, col. 4)
DRY. CLEANING and PRESSING
E. Baker
Hansen
R. Atwood
J. Atwood
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RHB
I.1HB
RB
Glandt
M. Wandrey
Timm
Sosinski
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SUITS
OVERCOATS oil' •
Ladies Dresses $1.00 and up
GEORGE BROS.
Free Call and Delivery
112 Strongs Ave.
Phone 420
Platteville Wins
Over Pointers VOGUE BEAUTY SHOPPE
Two weeks ago Saturday the
local peds suffered one of their
.five defeats before a homecoming
crowd at Platteville. The Miners
tallied for any marker. The tussle
was characterized by much unecessary roughness, slugging and
kneeing. Fumbles and penalties
prevented Stevens Point from
scoring.
The Point starting lineup: Klappa, le, Trebatowski, lt, Clausen,
lg, Green, c, Roy, rg, Riemer, rt,
Neuberger, re, Gregory, qb, Cashman, lhb, Olsen, rhb, Van Roo, fb.
Substitutions: Klement, Hansen,
Vroble, R. Atwood, A. Baker,
Koehl, Miller, Scribner, Schahn,
J. Atwood, E. Baker, Olson.
Last Game
Expert Finger Waving
Marcelling
Permanent Waving
Open Tues. and Fri. Evening
By Appointment
439 Y. Main Street, Over A. and P Store
Shoppe Phone 753
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COLLEGE MAN ON CARD
Duke Warren, football man and
boxer at the Teachers College, has
signed for a bout at the local armory next Wednesday, November
18. The college man will take on
Johnny Taplan of Marshfield in
a four round affair.
Russ Atwood will be unable to
appear on the card because of
boils that have been bothering him
through the early part of the season's boxing, and the football
year.
FORMAL
SPORT .
OR
EVENING
FOOTWEAR
.
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P1ctures
FORd
STEVENS POINT MOTOR CO.
309 Strongs Ave.
Phone 82
ALWAYS OP j '\J
A. L. SHAFTON & CO.
DISTRIBUTORS
"HELLMANS"
Thousand Island Dressing
Mayonnaise Dressing
Sandwich Spread
Try "HELLMI\NS"
Better Than The Rest
J. B. SULLIVAN & CO.
PLUMBING and HEI\TING
T
YOU~
A
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CARS FOR Rlj:NT
PHONE 66
I
OLSO~'S
A Collegiate Barber Shop
112 Strongs A e.
Home Made Cakes lnd Pies
Meals and Lunches At All Hours
GINGHAM TEA ROOM
Maytag Washers
Silent Automatic Oil
Burners
More Plans
The four organizations are
planning to buy their favors together and save a bit on the cost
of their spring formals. Other
problems are to be ironed out
shortly.
~RK _I·.
NOAHS'
The Place That Makes
Phone 297
CAPTAIN HARRY KLAPPA
COLLEGIANS
SPEND
THOUSANDS
IN
STEVENS POINT
ADVERTISING
IN
431 Clark St.
A PLACE
TolEAT
The .Spot Rest~urant
414 Main St.
!Phone 95
BETTER CLOTHES!
LOWER PRICES!
That's what y(m get when
you buy at
The Unity Store
Made-To-Measure Suits $22.50 to
oU'Td' . . . . .
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Wey.enberg Shoes----Milwaukee Mfe
Nunn-Bush Shoes For Snappy Dress rs.
$4.00---$5.00 all styles
PAYS
THE UNITY STORE
THE BIG SHOE STORE
419 MAIN STREET
INEXPENSIVE SIIOES FOR EXPENSIVE FEET
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