IAIIIIW
ll Jlltl ofutrite to
I
at/nuiulltaI t)'on
Ryan Will Direct Folklore Play
Ju)'c" Wvlrer. t;ntSmltll and
around
l'aul ik'nt•••n h:.oH· .,·on karl
tole• In WSU..Coll'-'1:<' Thf'atrr'•
lul"!h<::;>ntin.;
fol 1,;,n.
''O...rk or Tlo;:,
~loon''
to
IUCffU
In Uoe role of !he
of Catfish
crlpr~e
I \~'il l•:,:A~~~ :~:~~%E::~;:~;
be
f>f~.>('u,Nl ~tar. S.l' . """ l;ocoJI·
R)~on "''ill oli·
n!CI . •:,orl Smi t h h:o$ 1Jo'<'1l
U$1 u• ''"' \\'it~h llo)• "t.o.
~<hik U~in
011 fot• IMd.: uj
hi• IN.'! ca..:l•·. ~t'nl ' '"' IJ<•m•ll·
ty membe-r Ton>
lui " ""'"lnin r:lri!J.a rbar.o,\'·
len, JllayM b)' JO) f<' Wultl'r,
~nd lath lr: lu\-c- with hcr.
" ·orld l cst
thl'
gn-au•sr '101'• 1 indomlmble
la nta•y
I
.
.
:Z\~~ ~ ~~~nn~:rs:!-.~on~~:l\~
:~ ~~:~;_m"t~;: ~:r~,:~~~~~~:::n:·~~
trluonr>hl< wt home rcct•nt
.
he
toun
· •ndt'""
film ,.._.,........ of the
th" J emmr Kt'm-Ednn .-....~,... das•·
be<>n k:. "SOOu·lloat," OO;,sted wa ...
'"'""·-":;·c__,_- -:~~~~~;~ r:~~..~ld~~~,;,:*RI~c/~· alng·
,I c'!!')~"71~1:1:::.~; •;•~~r~t~" :~~~~ l~c~~~~A'!!~:
'
"I'IJC'Ml'd lhlt
ll.e
latnlly n\6,,.._, ,0 ttocloeotcr ,
~l'llh·al mid N<"'' York, J«'<.•kln~ btllcr em.
rcvlew1 from Jlloymcnt nnd f'd~atlonal opS.n J uan nnd K~w JIO<\uniUct:. llil fath~r W&l a
hl1 role ol J~us In pastor wl!h the Mount Vernon
Hooch ''il. Ml'ttii<'W H11p1Lst Chureh In llochestCT.
•·ron, hb ''"<1i<'s l da~-s, War·
I
11nd ~tllt('(l l lio•hl "a~ M n~<'mb<'r of lhe
hi fortmd con- chur.:h choir. !luring adolt-1·
·
\'ork lnccncc,hc:c:onccnlrall'd onplay·
ra•·e
' · -·· " "''"' '""'~'""his ST<'~ l· lnS_c':::
"'..:':::
'•oo
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ABC Team
Compete
Reo;ulta o l Sunliay 'J l~'eb.
191 Academic Bowl OotnpetJ.
lion :
li)'l'r 2110 - Ol-1.-11 3:1
Sm!lh 30&- Neale 100
A NATIONAL INSTITUTE for advanced study in dance to be conducted on
the WSU-SteVens Point campUll June 12 through July 22 i8 a cooperative ef·
fort among the university departments of apeech and drama, physical edu·
catiOn and educaUon. Representative• ot each or theae areas are (!rom left)
Pny-Simt: ttl - Nel10n lD
Dr. Seldon Faulkner, chairman of the department of 1peech 1nd drama.; Mrs.
Baldwin tu - RDt.ch no
1'1lla Swlday, Feb. %6, a t 7 Cannan Lane, physical education; Dr. Robert Canlrlck, Dean of the !~ of
p.m. the!~ matches Fine Arta, and Dr. Tem!nce Snowden, director of the University ~tory
will beheld:
School. The institute will feature Nadia Chilltovaky Nahumck, founder-direcHanJen at Baldwin
Roo.d1 at Neale
tor of the Philadelphia Dance l natitute, wbo baa been developing a curricuSmith at lb'er
"
lum in dance for elementary a.nd .econdary schools unedr & $196,000 fet:Seral
Delzell at Prq-Sima ·~
f""'l
,J>ItllcaatlleDtr
St~l~r
110 -
Hansen 80
Page 2
February 23, 1967
THE NEW I'OINTER
" There is o hole in reality through which we might look U we choose."-Edword Albee
THE PODIUM
f llf You \Ask MeI
Complloo by BILL M<MlLLEN ,., BOB FIEIIWt:G
1 QUt :.'STIOX: Wha l ,dill ~·ou consitler t he high aud t.ow ~l nts
•Lin1J'! Uow llo you thing it comj~&rell "·lth other )CUr.> .
.
.
or \\i nto·r
( ar.
nRANDl', Mr. Leafgrcn's Saint Bernard, was mas·
cot for -the 1967 Winter Carni\·31. ··snow Bl:u;t."'
A ~lEMDt:K OF Tau Kappa Epsilon is 11hown 118 he works on the ice sculJlture
for the TKE'a, which was Snoopy and the Red Baron.
'You Want To Give Them
All You've Got And More-3:D's
Februo~ 23, 1967
Page
5
Sounds.·..
Kalezdoscope
dwindllnc in
Payment In Return
\'e~tl'rrlAy-
1 owe you nothluj:,
bhaU It<•! IH.>Id me
lnd.-bt.
nh•tnorit·~
I WilltlOibe
tied down by drnn1.11
whkh ~·orne in th~ ni~;hl.
f odlt)'-
I "'H'you <mly lim<'.
do nul n 1<. me tor lol'l',
donotholdrne
~till
Do 1101 t it- my h,.n1t,;
or bind my mouth.
I will 110 1 rdrDln
from 5!X'aklnJ;:oul
&J:alnst ~·ou.
l owl'youho\ll".
I mu,;t~;l• .. yuu
a do.llh't".
Loki' <t b.tby
lttlll>lj;Uitk'you .
Loukhll: """''d. I mu~\
·n,, • lvllo"•·in~ ..... h.,.•l.•wlll OOinf('r.'ll'\\'in~; lntl'n'tiled .
(l..~onotn.>WOI'. Wk. h'\lno 10 a.m. to3p.m ..
1:11) '"'d ~·~"'"l:•r.•· •~•>hi•"" a•·ttllllhle.
from !I to ·1.. ('ll'nwntar)' and
Fl'h, :!7
' Come
Cruise
~111·110~1:'"'· \\'1~..
r~~·lt~··~·
,.,.,u:ohh'.
S!. Ft"~nd.•. Wi.• .. lroon J p.m. to 5
t.1ntual:f' ao·b, rl,.m. r;:h·ls' phy. M .. l'~m """' C,,;,c. !""""""
~:ns:ll"h an•t .•t~'l'l·h. S1~onlsh ~re n~llabll'.
St f'l"lr !<hor'f'~. Mkh.• from 11 a.m . to:'> t'·"'- ,,.
o•1~m hbm•·l~n. ~:ns:ll>h. ""'-'1•1 ~ turllr~. MiftK..-. math ..
....... ,,.,·,•l~:n 1.1nJ:tMI:t~ r•hy. I'd.. bu~ln.-.s rod. .,·•liable.
llraudon Srhools. O•·toowllle, Mich.. !rom 9:30 IO 5.
~···h. ~'S
•m 1 mariN
I am nol II~JN'• io.o~
I
l ltn llot \ h('"""
I do not &Whlj;
high
iOWifOIISi.' lrnll)'\
I carry l'rn..•.•ha•,.
•ona,lon~ll~··
T o ~uppot1 my""'~' •throw.h.wkable tool
l bounce' !;l'lltly hom iko<X'hanalla
To bacralaur..atr
1/
Ha;~~ ";~~ught
A l~r week non·crcdit c~rsc which' will d iKuss
~orne key q~~tions o f o t hco logicol nature. Film
sti-ips o nd tope pre senta tions will precede: !he
discu ssions.
l hadalhOilght,
!hat thou ght "'"~ black,
ltwl'ntawaystal"\'lug.
and n~n·r came back.
T undoy, feb. 28 " T his Ecumenical Bit"
T~o~esdoy, March
J hlrlllthOUj;ht.
I bell~t'l! It wu rt.d.
It was a spirited thought,
born dead..
Tima: 8 : 15 p. m .
I had a thought,
J wastoldwu whitl',
It stood In rowa
readytol!ght.
Place:
Newman Centu
1125 framant
I had a thought,
th~ thou~;ht wu why,
In my lh·tn~: gardl'n
all my JIO"'Cn d te.
"WHERE IN THE
liDCJIA.EL HARrER
In The Night
There are birds
w hich fly In the night,
lnda.rkne~-out ol til!;hl.
Then or><'! d~y
wht'n tim~ I~ right
lnlo thedayth0y'll make thcir f lighL
While Shopping Slop
for a Snack!
Homemade Pies,
Cookies
Come on!
Interest yourself
Today
In
Zee
Elegant
Necessary
Sa vings account at
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TRAVEL SHOP
St..an•Point, Wi~eon•in
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Naxt to thl Po1t Office
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They pay ut for helping you; YOU PAY ONLY THE REGULAR PRICE.
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. Weiuuetitketl, trovalenc:heq~o~el, trawel lnluroncc,hotelconfirmotionl, eiC,
And All Day Sund•y
YOUR OPINIOH MAY BE WORlH A $500
SCHOLARSHIP IN REED & BARTON'S
"SILVER OPINION COMPEIITION"
•.t.NK
~ITaftKiror>n",WI-..oHaiN
NAT10NAL
Dorine the month• or t 'ebnlar)' lll'!d ~lllffh. R('<l'd and
Barton. AnN'r k'a '• oldeAl major ~ll nn;nolth '• IINI Nlll·
du..llnJr a "Sih·er Opinion COtnP"IIIInn ~ In ,.·hlt•h nho·
able ..Ctootanhlpt~ tota.lllnJr ~050 ..,. bf!ln.: oUr red to
duly enmllrod " 'O"Iftl ~tud..n"" at a ' ""' ""'1e•:IMI c;oll~t""
and unh•enltlr~.
#
" Hoist the Citizens um-brella of savings
for a
.
In the ~un
umtl'r 1hc A.\1""' light,
t hey'll ~pe~k ol thln~s Th~}' saw In the nlj;hl.
You'll be alralrl
youre•·u wlllclo.<Cthelr!lght,
lrom l hl' liuths whkharc leamedln thenla::ht.
m CUAEI , lfARrt:R
W.S.U.·S\<!>""11~
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NOW IN !HE ARMED FORCE!!
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DO YOU THINK THEY WOULD LIKE
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THE POINTER OFFICE IS LOCATED ON
bf.on ""'1,...1ed In
~nl"r lhl~
nn~
c-hlna uod
pro:dn~&tely
~~al
" 'llh a retail \'lllue ol a p.
fM.OO.
In tha llle6 "8th·er Opinion ConoPf'tltlon," an ~ntr~· forno
tnu.tralft tv...-J\·e deotiJI"l~ of ~trrllnJI' "1th el,:ht d""l.r;n•
ot both china lll'!d r ryata!. The r ntranta "Imply 11~1 the
lh"""toe.to:omblnatlonl ol t lrrllnJI',Chlna.and l':l')'lll.al
rrom the pattema UluJ tratcCI . .Jkholal'llflifllt and award.•
v.111 be mad1 to thoM en1.W. n~&k-hlnlt' or conolnt rio~·
e.t totheunanlmowo aelec:Uont oftabl.,.....tlin&"edltors
frunot~of tha nallon'tleadlnJI'noap.a.inf'!l.
Personality
MIM Ann :'>lule Knueppel and ~~~~ .Sicne Porter 11111
the S tudent Rep,_,la!h"N "'"" are conduNtnlt' lha
"'SUI'el' Opinion CompeU!Ion" for Kftd II Barton at
W.S.U.·Siei"CM PolnL ThDH lnter~~ted In enterln&" thl
"SSh'CT Opinion Cornpetitlon" allould coniat'l ~liM Ann
Marlf! Knel!pPf'l at t l! RoKh flail or )I~ S IJI'lMI Porter
•t SOIIRoat:hHallfor ll!try blutkaanclfor cono~ted.,.
lalla I'JI)II(ler'ft~ the OumPIUUon ru~ They abo ha•·•
aampla. of It of lha , _, po}lular Refd II Bar10II de-o that enlrultl c:.aa - how tbeH t terlin&' pU.
terns adu.ally loolt.
.tpa
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7-11 P.M.
FEBRUARY 23, 1967
rnlnl hu
Compt'I!Uon In "'h1rh lh1 nn~t C.rand A"'ard t~ II $.'oliO
..,bularahlp;Sen>ndC.randA"·anlt,a l300 11<'h<>la,.,.hlp:
Third Grand A,..anl l~ a ·~:'10 ~~~:hola.,.hlp: ~·ourt h. t,f\h
and Sbth Awanb are n oo lW'II<lt• nihiP": and N-•·r ntlo,
f'.l«hlh, Ninth lll'!d Ttnth are$100 loC'Ioolar~ldpo... In lllldt·
Uon, there v.1 11 be \00 othr r .......... con•l~ttn.r ol " trrllnlt'
DO YOU KNOW
The Hole In The Wall
GRAND OPENING
ARE YOU GOING?"
WHEREVER IT IS • WE'LL GLADLY HELP YOU
Unguarded Moment
You ent~red my hcan .
Like a lhld In the night;
Jn an unguardrd momant.
Sil~ntly your lou warmed me,
Burning tnslstl'ntly to the dl'pths;
Ot my oll((>barl'('n 50UI.
Blindly I clung to you,
Not l'('lldY to ae«!ptyour lot·e;
Yet dt!n)•lng to lr« m)'5ell of you.
Myncedof }'Ou wugl'('ater.
Tlu•n an}' l had et·cr known:
And quieti)' my heart ae«!ptcd you,
In an un~uardcd moment.
s ,L''H>U,\ STO:O.' E
7, "All Doctrine is Social
Doct tine"
T Uesday, March 14 "Race ond the Christian"
SITY CENTER BUILDING.
SHIPPY SHOES
949 MAIN
Thi'IHIP the oplnlonl on &th·er 4Nip uprHMCI by
rollqa V.l>tnen mmpetlna: for th.,.., M"bolarahlpt, Reed
11 1l&r1oa hope~ to comlillfo a 1'11luable Ub1'111'7 of IX·
~ol,-oana-Amertcan•te.
STUo t; STS WOitKt: u until late at nig ht S<:ulpturing these hunks of lee into
th e figures whic h were judgro Friday aftC'rnoon, FC'b. 17. The 1eulptures
II'C' re on thC' lawn in front of Old Main.
MA \ ' ROACII, TO WIIOM Winter CanJil'al
was dcdi cl'ltC'd. Is shown lighting the torch
for Winte1· Carnival. Also shown arc (left
I
to righ t ) Mark Oe11drnan, GC'neral Chair·
man for Wi nter Camival ; Dr. Gordon
HaferbcckC'r, Acting President in Albert·
'
dis]Jiayed by hairdos such as th e n
The categories were : hairdo you would
one were possible !or both the Prchilllor~
1,
I
son's absence: and Jon l.C'Ouc,
Till-: TUIIll(;(i ,\ '" IX(i I'A itT\ ' w:ta enjo~·e(\ by many. induding this coupll' :ts
thl'Y rome down lh<' hill. Other C\'t'llhl h\."IJ Thun!dRy cw ning. Ft"b. 16. ut h •l'r·
l'nt·k W<'re : Chariot Racca and a snowmobile dcmonst r11tion by W. Kmuu:k
of Manawa, Wis.
11011
,,
"•·
,.."
..
K DUA NE. Al'' D DENIS. known as the 3 D'a,
when they appeared at the
~vided entc.rtainmcnt
I
..
...
Climax Program, Sunday evening, Feb. 19 a t the
Ficldholll!e,
...J.
Februcry 23, 1967
THE HEW POINTER
The biggm enemy of tflis mentally retarded child il
icnorance. f'fain,old-fashiooedignorance.
Ignorance that says anyone who'• mentally retarded
Nlld be shut away.
lgnonnce that says the mentally retarded alwa,.
~lave been and always will be burdens on socitty.
lgnor.mce that says the mentally retarded never c.
learn enough to hold jobs.
True, there are K~me severely retarded children. But
the vait majority of them are like the youngster shown
here. Attractive. Friendly, Capable of being educated
and t.rained for job;. Capable of tiving usefully and
happily.
But only if all of us treat them as much as PCIS!iible
like other human beings. For the retarded can be made
much worse- or much better- by the attitude of those
around thcom. Families. Friends. Teachen. Recteatioa
d irectors. Employers. Everybody.
How can you help retarded YOU!Ig1ters gret a better
break in life? You can fi.ndouteasilyenough.
Simply write for the free boo,klet to The ~
President's Commiu ceonMenlal Ret.ania- .
.
Uoo. Washington, D.C.
:;"
THI HEW POINTil
BILL'S PIZ~ SHOP
TRY OUR RADIO
DISPATCHED DELIVERY
SERVICE
BEEF - SAUSAGE - MEATBALL
SANDWICHES
SPAGHETTI - RAVIOLI
PIZZAS
t 'llt!<T t.' II URCU O f'
'II I:I.,T, S(;I E ST1~T
:'!100
~lain St.
II ~ .m
.~lltM I:O)
!'ic'<U\~'.
fr~'C' I
.
II
Smokey Bear
has saved enough
trees to reforest
the Midwest!
:·~~~· :~~rc·',,·_- 'c~·-- ··-·;;:_,;.. 1
!hr<~ll:h
F'Tiday
1•.m., Wfl!nHday
1•.m. and
i :JO
alter
W~'dnesday e~ln&" mt<~ttna:.
"
Since Smokey Bear'a forest fire pravention campaign began In
1942, he'S helped eave over 272 mllllon ecreaofprlmetlmber.
Thet'e a fine record. but the job's not over and never will be.
Smokey etltl needs your help. Nine out of ten foreat flres ere ceu1ed
by careless people who forget Smokey'a ABC's: Alwaya hold
matches till cold. Be aure to drown atl campfires, etlr the ashes, and '
drown them again. Crush atl amokes dead out. ·
,
.
,"n
1ifo!t.t_
Please I
Acrau fro'" The
field HouM
»
Only~ can prevent foreM tl,..e ~~-
"
f.,j;'o "
~
I
,I
1967
THI NEW POINTil
(3462 CHURCH ST.I
s~resses
the littl e things
like . . .
Good Food
Fast Courteous Service
Reasonable Prices
~:=~:~~~;:::.
·.·..!~:i!~;::·p·. ~~~~~;-,·~·. ·..~::
Double Burgeri ... 28c Soft Drinks .... 10"c-1Sc
Do~:~;c~hcc•e
38c
Chuckwogonl
38c
Fish Sandwich
29c
or 4 fo r $1 .00
Coff ee
Milk
Milk Shokc1
Hot Chocolat e
IOc
.. . Tlc
. .. lSc
1Sc
So you'll get to be President of U.S.Copper two years later.
Wb~ l ' 5 your hurr}·? You',·r gut a whole
lifell meaheadof)"Ou.
Plenty of time to "'"Otl< and mallr
moneyandovmahouscandbclongto
a cl ub and buy iniutance and be a b i~
uece u or a small success or not and
hvt 1 ca rdiogum once a )·ear an,J cut
out potyuns. turated. bts white you're
tryinr;tonurseanukc ra nd"'·atch)·our
chest lin k slowI)" into your belly 1m\ do
the r estoftbellindolthin~;sthatmMt
)"Oung on( e. And that onct is now. And
nowis thetime.prob3bl)"lheonl)"tinte
)·ou'll il3n' a ch•nce to do ~omething
)"UUiLon'th:weh><tu.Somcthingoutof
the pattern.
Som~thinJ: far and on ~·o u r own and
awa)" from the ~rs.on )"OUIUI! and tbe
life you'•·e ti.-ed. So mething full of doingthingsmaybeyouneH r ...·outdha.-e
or could ha~e done unless you had to.
Sumet hinr;fullof see in gth ingsyou
Wt>~t's }"OUr huuy? You llnow every·
tt>ingrou ...·anttodowil!itiU be here
to do in n coutole of renrs. The only
thing)"oudon'tl<no...-is ...·hat a cou pleof yenrsin th e Peace Corps wiLL do
for you.
M a~·be it 'Ll http you get to b e
Pr eside nt of U.S. Copper faster.
Ma )•be when you gctthercit'llhelp
you be hcner. Or ni~)·IJ.e it'll htlp you
findout}"Oudon't,.·anttobePresident
;~.;:::~~ ;:u:o~n:.:;:n~:~~:: ::~; ~~::~~~~s~~;~hi!~tl~l<;~i~~~r;~~: ~~;.~~;,;:;1,~~ 1 :Hooo<·"- ~
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, , .• IM'c'n two
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In
>;quad I~ nile<\
lhln~: hu h•PI!otned.
b:<~kt~ball
t;~n~~~~h~se of the
\o,.,;e~
than
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Hamburgers ... 15'.
French Fries ... 15'
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at their fountain and luncheonette~
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Kl:"'G KEl" Pt.'TERSON {left) presenta the overall t ro phy to Larry CruthC'r&,
representing Sigma Tau Gamma.
BIFJo' ROSE, at the piano, was here Sunday C\'Cning, Feb. 19 to pcrfonn for
the Climax Program.
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WINNERS IN Tilt; Beard Contest we re:
right) Ed Rochette, Sigma Phi E psilon, for
tee; Kent Wil&on, Delto Sigma Phi, for
. Dyke; DoD Scbaede, Tau Kappa EpeUon,
(!crt to / longest beard ; Gary Jackson, Sigma Ta~ Ga~ma, for
his Goa·
hill full beard; J erry Finch, Sigma Ph1 E~ilon, for
hia Van
the moat original; and Kent DeReua, S1gma Phi
for the
Epeilon, for the m011t naturally serubbiest.
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T llti Ul' \L\It
women's dh•ision was won by
Sigma Alpha (shown
In the b:~ck;;r'Ound) as they pull against the Alp ha Phi's in the · final round
of competition.
1111-: IIIIIEUS OJ<' nt:I.TA SIGliiA Pill. winners of the Cha riot Ra ce. 11re: (f ront
row, left to right) : Charles Hanes, Dick Halsey, J l'rry Wewloski, Mike Barnu,
Ke1,1 Scheidt; (back row): J ohn Cabele, Ron Stuber, Paul Ehlert, Ken Kober.