Wisconsin State
University
Stevens Point
. "'
jTHE POINTER
Freshmen
Must Return
Petitions ·
,.
Remain Active At Point
Senate oUi« no llttr than S
p.m. Thuuday, Stpl. 26, 1968.
An~· tllndidatc '''ho has not
returne.S a ~tition with the
tC<Juircd num~r of Freshman
By Jim Hofer
ballot.
The poUilll of printed
umpaiJ!.rl..matcrial isnot allowed
11ntU Monday Stpt. 30. 1968.
"'AUide~sarepcrml51ibleon
luniversitycampus:" mlinlained
ProfCI.SOt WWillm Lute, advilior
to the loc:ll ch1pter o r the
S t udents for a Democntlc
Society (SDS), 11 he spoke to
t heStudcntSenue.
Other forms of nmpai&nina is
po:rmiued for a onc ..·eekpo:riod
bdore ckction day, Oct. 3,
1968.
Regulations
On Skits
Available
Profcuor Lutz warned tnc
Senate hehunlcd ehaiJcswith
the American AS50Clatlon of
University Profc$$0n whlch
could re$Ult in a possible
"blaeklistin1" of the WSU
system.
Lu~Pr:J·:r~o ~~~r~•~n re5,1;~i ~Z~~~~u~~e~!~~~~::!'s~ 1S'"1~~!.
THE SAXONS AND COMPANY, the
fir$1 group to ploy on the WSU (offeehoute circuit, finish-ed their week of en·
Tile
ad
hoc . rommiuc-e,
formed. by the motion, will be
rompOKd of members of the
facult y, adminimation and the
student body. Dilcuuion will
cenur on the consequences of
the
R~scnt 1'
ruolut ion .
Recommendations will be nuode
Srnate concunina
recourse to the B~rd'sattion.
10' !he
Followlna Lun' remnks and
nrarly fony f1ve m1nutu of
":::lifica1 1
lfOUps or any lfOUp felt by the
Luu' melUic to the Sc"'tc
sueued aeademlc freedom. lle
pleaded, " If there is any place
o n euth where you should not
1
10
1
a
and Luu, the Senate atccpted a
campus,"
~n~!;~5~~~r d~:.Up~~~~cnlve,
:;ro;:;., ;:!e;!'~~~~c!~rmuion
Later,
closed-circuit TV , A nilroad
mot ifU sugested
Center were divetled to besin
Dc:Bot.l'urther dcl1y wu cau~ed
Bo1rd of Resents' resolution
wuld be used t o ban SDS
aroups. II could , in fact, be LUCd
terloinment on Soh.ndoy. From lefT to
righto Edword Moffit, Morvin Solley ond
Don Goggin. !Pholo by Mike Theiu)
~~~c~~~~.
~k~~ -· !~:~nvi;i~!~~ :~c:':!e::.C~~t~ ~~ou 1~aldbe
o::y an~~~~":dt;
aftfmoonJ.
A~iatC<I Women Stu.Jents
will be- holdina: an d ection in
wnjunc1ionwit hStudcnt Senate
on Oot. 3 to fill thrtt positions.
r~: I ~~~t~ns of'~~m~~s.on~
frnhman d01m rcpreKntllti•"C
and one upperchnman
off-campusrepre:~entali>"C.
Thl* interested in applyin&
should tontact Pruldcnt Karen
!;!,~e!!~s!~re."ws nocm~r as
!~J]:fonsrc!it~a::r~~~~tsin ~~~
llopdully (with emphasis on
perhaps) the Allen Cent~r
basement will be finished and
the upstairs wlll be partially
redecorated by nut fall.
l:loth Raym ond Specht,
directorofcampu$pllnnina,tnd
Ron llatchet o f t he Uni>·ersity
Center cmphuind tllattllo~h
t he (Lntstepto,.·ard wmpletiRJ
Allen Ctnler has bern t aken,
nothinaisddinite.
A proaram stucment ha5
becnappro\·edatthlslne\but it
must ao on to Madison for
appronl beforcanarclliteetan
be appointed.
It is hoptd lhalthc:re willbe
Korean Violinist
To Present Concert
A youna Ko run vio linist,
Kyung Wha Chun,, will be
prc~nted
in pubhc concert
ni&ht In the first
c~mber music proaram of the
Thut$day
:~easonat WSU..Ste•·ens Point.
Sponsored by the WSU ArU
and Lectures Scri u. the
performance will be&inll8 p.m.
in Main Duildir\1 auditorium.
Tickets arc on s.alc Jt the
Uni~rsit y Center information
duk and on Thursday nialltwill
be a<vailableatlhedoor.
Miss Ch un1 w lll pia)'
selections b)' Pua:nani·Krcislcr.
~!ec,~c!!~n. 8 ~~~~~~sk~~~~:
anciT~:in~!:::::o,d member or
anOrientaLmusical family bepn
littk opposit ion to the plan
becauscthcreconstruction"·lll
be self·$Upporti"' and will not
r~l.(uirc an)' t u dolbrs.
The prosram :~ent. t6Madison
suuests pan<:lled walls, new
draperies. a thi1d sub~cyor. a
new lijjhtina synem, ~rcen~.
new tables and ~hairs. an
AM·I'M mu,;i~ systcno and a
permanent o ffice for student
maMa:ers on the upper le•·d.
kitchen area also.
Pbns for t he lo,.·er level
include a snack bar, 1 TV
louna:<·,and , ,..o small offices. A
private dinin~ room ,..ill be
:~epa111~.J by a noo•·nble wall so
t halthcdininl!arc3maybc uscd
uastudyarn "'h~n needed.
Fnlurn that " 'ould make
Alltn Ce nlcr unique ,.-ould be 1
fireplact"and wirinJ!:for potentiaJ
bulldlll,l utens1on for dry
storaae are included in the
proc,-:!;.1 plans for the Allen
Center included 1 llvlna·lnrnina
tomplu Umiltr to the present
De Bot residence cen!er.
llowever, in 1964 when Allen
wn built, upen~es 110 hlaher
than had b«n upccted,lnd it
wu decided to leue the
basement a concrete thdt tobc
completed ,.·hen funds were
auilllbk.
The tomplction wu ddayc4
when funds Intended for Allen
Homecoming Events
Will Honor Alumni
and a 4:30p.m. dcdlc:.t ion of
lhene,.·ntrctidcnce hall willbC
in the Cl uu oom Center.
President Dreyfus and Emeritus
Professor !>lay Roach will
participate in the proaram
honorina the " late Charles F.
~:~~;e."'mc:W:e of the new
She WISI ICCflller.
After a w nccrt touroi.Japan
with a sister. she came t o the
United Stltcs in 196 1and began
studyinaat theJuillard School
o fMusie. Withafintpriteinthe
Leventritt Competition,
America's m,_;or leque violin
contest, ohe won rccosnitlon In
major newspaper and mqulnc
fine arts columns.
Shealsohasbecnhonorcdby
the New York Philhumonicand
Pimbw&h Symphonies
soloistforcachpoup.
Roundina out events will be
an "S" Oub banquet at the
Stevens Point Country Club,
beg;inninaat6p.m. and1dance
in t hefieldhousebecJnninall8
p.m.
whole dorm.
llowever, nowthatuplnsion
Panhel Council
Will Begin
Informal Rush
The 1968 Panhellcnic
informal rush rt~isllltion will
beain on Tuesday, Oct. I,
t hrouah Monclly,Oct. l4 , inthe
Student Mfairs offlce. A rush
fcc of Sl.OO must bepald at the
timcofrqistntl.ln,
To be di&iblc for rulih, each
woOUin must meet the following
requitemcnll: She must be
enrolled in this university,
rinished one ~muter of at least
12crcditsandc.arryingatleast9
credits of resident work at the
time o frushifii. Ailsophomores,
juniors and Kniors mull have a
2.3 the previous ~emester and
2.00overaU to becliaible.
ThefustKhedut.edpar1iesfor
rushees are as follows: Oct. 16
Alpha Si&ma Alpha, Oct. 17
Theta Phi Alpha. Oct. 180clt'
Zeii,Oct. 19Aipha Phi.
i rrelennl. The Board of
Regents' action hu aone futhn
Jn other 1ction, Senate
Preliiden t Pau l Schilling
announced his appointments to
stuQ'ent·hcultYrom mittees.
about I
pouible name chi~ for t he
banned aroup, Lut z indicated
1101
did
Wtnl t his
The outlawed lfOup's 1dviso1
spoke of t heir activit ies duri113
b y Lind1Pctcuon
Wouldyouliketoha•·e l btcr
bar in the University Center1 Or
how about a beauty stoop,
skatin& r ink or bo"'linl l~nc!
Plans ate beina made for an
utendvcaddiliontoourprcsent
Unl~ersity Cemer, and no"' is
t he lime for you to let your
ldeube known.
Ronald llucllet. l)itcctor of
t he Universit y Center, Aid that
althouahplans areinthe•·tt)'
earlysll&e,l911 hasbecnKtas
t hetenativerompldiondatc.
The estimated cost of this
new addition is about 3 million
dollars. The present center hua
total of about 70,000 square
fcd,andthcadditionisplanncd
for 100,000 tquarc feet of
"anianable footaae." This
excludes hs\l,.•ays. stora&e a nd
maintenance rooms. etc.
Students. facult y and.
admlnlstntors are sincerely
cnrouraaed to submit any ideu
that they mar h.avc related to
facilitiu,~emccsorcqulpmcnt
likc to~ee t hc:Centcrspons.or.
A Proaram S u tcmcnt
Committee is bei111 Kt up to
takeintooonsiderationall oltllc
ideas and suagcstions. !latchet
KCS their u sk u "eomin& up
with an ord~rly, ide~l pl~n for
new and uistina space, for a
~~~r~~:s:=~~~ ~~t~!~ Limited
functional,u~eablebuilditlll."
This wmmlttce ,.-;u consist
Winning fi rs t price in a
nat io nwid e You111 People's
There will be a limited
Competition, pcrformifll with number of reserved scats for
t he Korean Droldcu t in& homccomina. Scats for 2SO
Symphony Orchntrl. and aduluwill bepriccsS2.SO.
honors in music fro m the Seoul
University uudcnu (6SO)
Unl~rsity " "ere achieved before
mull presc:nttlleit fee card and
pa)' SO cents at the Univcn.ity
Ccnter for thcreservedseats.
Students must present their
Radio Station
Hopes to Start
This Sunday
,...
Tile deby-ptaaucd debut of
WSUS, the new t'M ndio sut ion
on campus , is bccomina
sornet iLinJ of 1 bad joke. The
openina date hu been
schedu led , tcKhedulcd and
ri'Khedukdqaln.
With 1ny luck 11 aU, the
station (89.9 FM)will olr.citlly
brain broadeasl inallll : JO•.m.
Sunday,Sept.29.
Disqualification
Will Result
From Stealing
...
,
Uaht Finacrcd Louie
Report~ ol matuif.b bdna
conflsc:at ed from vuioua
eomtruccion lites hive re~cbcd
th e hom eeomln1 parade
commlttte.
Stucltnls are reminded tNt
~~i!·:~!ftics~==
1nllA {qr the Ml rcspoiiJibWty
for t!idractiont.
The Ho~~~teomlnc hnde
committee wiD not abare az~,y
tclpOIIJibOity for u.nlaWfllllctl.
As the meetin& dosed, Lull
quipped that .!IDS lsconsidcrina
a name char~~e. lie nid the
~troup may be known 11 the
Euaent Mcl' hce Memorial
Chapt e r of the National
Liberal ion l~ront.
Hatchet Seeks
Ideas For Center
lhal thcnewCentcrshould have.
or about proiJllmS they ,..o·uld
Reserved
·se.a ts Are
1)1 diseu.Sifll the Resrnu'
a ction 1 011 its effects 1nd
repercussions, senior Knllor
John W•llcnfana uprcucd the
opinion that the Reaenu'
judgement on SDS wu "a
blatant e xample of prior
restraints."
l'urthcr Senile actio n Is
upcctedontheSDSbanninaat
Ju next meeting Wednuday,
Sept. H .
~~n~~c~ne:n.fm..{'/k~ ha~r':t~~ ~~~~o~~oup
swplus funds have accumulucd,
dcflnlte act ion is belnataken.
If the pl1n gcu throu~h the
red tape in M~diton Without
undue delay, "vrk may be
begun durinc second ~mester.
the spr\na ~muter. The~
included 1 protest of the
Vietram war, a demonstntlon
against Vl«·l'ruidcnt llubertll ,
llum phrey, supJI"ort of
Counterpoint, $ponsorship of
t he Free Univtrsity "and
sponsorship of 1n on-a.mpus
speaker.
~enatou
as IICVcral
All en Center Remod el ·• ng - - - - - - - - - - ~!~i:'H;:~o:~:::t ·E
May Occur Next Semester ~!::~~~~~~~n~~~too~~t~!':~~ ~:s:l~~~~~r~~~:~:f~rn~de::~ th:~th::e~~';;~~ed
~~~~98:~~~"~~. ~~l~~l2S~
Information pcrtainin& to
rulu,nogulationsandjullsin&for
the tlomctomlna skits and
hootenany will be put into the
orpniut ion mail boJ~ in the
Union.
If there are any questions,
AWS Will Hold
Fall Election
No.3
Lutz Says SDS Wi ll
All nomiruotina ~titioM must
~ ret urned to tile Stud~nl
•ianatur""dUnot appnronthe
.·
~Pages,
WSU-STEVENS POINT , Thunday, September 26, 1968
SERIES VII I, VOL. 12
of llatchct: RaySptcht ,Campus
l'lanniDil i)Lrector:Miss~ndsof
the
llome Economics
Oepanmcnt: and ~vtral other
faculty m~mbns and students.
Larry K rue~cr . Chairman olthe
UAB llouSIRI Committee , is in
ch~rge of selcct iDf studcnn for
thi$Committ«.
llat chetfcctst hatt hcplans
for t his addition should b~ "not
in 'tcrmsof 1970,but in terms of
1980."" tat.:lngintoconsiderat lon
thcswdentcnrollrnrntincrcascs.
Some ofth~po!.SiblefacilitiC's
this addit ion mayincludc u e: a
uudent art c omplex ; an
ex tfnsive u niver sity store:
expanded rec1ut ion facilit ies.
such. as bo.,.·lina: alleys, ice
.)lo;a!lng and curling rinks: arU
a11d crafts work areas for
studcnts:abccrbuandcharc~NI
~rill:
a lafic cafeteria. 5CI'"iDI:
thrccmcalsaday andadditional
rncctingrooms.
·
Other quu tio ns to be
considered arc: Do we need a
small theater? A barber and
beauly
shop~• A banquet
ballroom with a scatingcaoacitv
of 800 or 1000~ Guest rooms!
Alumni lounacs and orrtc.-s! ,\
tommutcrs loun,ge ? A music
listcnin, lounge~
What dO you think?. Do YOU
have an)' iden or comments?
Give them to )h. llllchet and
t he Pr o&ra m Statement
Commi ttee no"'' · It"s
Crntcr- let'shclp planit.
~se.;:d'!i:,~~~~~~~~d~~: card
dd
A ress '
Changes
Needed
Will Hold
Reception
For Brent
All students who have had 1
chanae in their loal or home
addrcssorbo!h.arerequested to
lmmed i llely ad,ise the
Rqistntion Office, Roo01 209
Main.
Panhe ll Tea
Set For Sund/' y
A P1n.beUenk Tea will be
held on Sundly,Scpt.l9, from
2-3: 30 p.m. II the Wf'i&ht
Lounp of the University Center.
The tea will be spoUOftd by
!be lour national tororities on
e~mpu.s wlllch are Alphl Phl,
AIJ!hl S4m• Alph1, Delta leta
ani!ThctaPh!Alphl.
All&irlllntcratcd In sorority
UfCueWJedto •ttcnd.
" THE ASSOOAnON," singing one of t heir mony
h it1, p lo\-ed to a neor capacity aowd at t.he field·
ha\.11e on Sunday. From left to right: J im Yeater,
Terry Kirkmon, lorry Romos and Ruu Giguere. !Photo ·
by Ok•atln1kil.
"The film- maker is an
illusionin ," ~Y' director Pa~l
IJo bl, spcakin1 of the (ilm, "Do
You Keep a lion at llome?",
"who posscssts maaical I'O"'ers,
and what taku place in the
cinema is in 1 certain sense 1
m aaic , ceremoni a l
pcrformanc:c."
Findin&thclrnurscryKhool
closed for the day , two small
boys deride to roam around
Prqucontheirown .
The fantasy adventures arc
done u
pantomine comedy
Intended for children, yet
infused with subtle utitc and
hu~~~J:s~Pfo'r"f:n1~n tolor.
. lni!Nctor !larry Brent, from
the Ena.lish Department of
Bradl"ey Univcnit y, Peoril, Ill.,
will be the IUCSI at 1 small
reception at the home· of BiD
A 1964 Clcchoslonkian f<tm
w ith Enalis h di:iloauc .
Pri:ewin"ner at Gouwaldor,
Venice and Loc:aino Film
FcsUvlls. l 964.
The film will be lhown 11
3:30p.m. on Wednes.d1y, Oct. 2
attend the dlsawion IHiion
hcldatUOSt. PiuiSt.,Stcvens
Point.
Informal 4ruslt appropriate ·
for the m:cption, which lndudu
dlkusslon 1nd beer.
Bohemian Ufc o{ 1 writer and tu.
airl inBerUninl931 .
The 19SS British film wiJI .be
shown at 7 p.m. on Wednesday,
Oct. 2 and 11 l : 30 p.m. on
Thunday, Oct. l .
_:~~c~~-::~F:dJy~=:~· 21::l~~;~1i~?'\:E·:~
by Ed Mnkl1nd Mike Eve
Why is it manditory for all male frnhn•en 11 U.l'l',·Madisun 10 like
ROTCwhileit i$onJy .-olunuryat \'o'SU··Sceven• Point ?
Under the l:lnd Granl Ordironcc of 1862, ROTC wu
tompulsoryin mostlandarant institutions. In t960, thcDepartment
of Dcfen5C dropped the rulinc. ROT( at Madison had ' been
mandatory until\960.
There still remains a mandator}' fi•·c hour orientation for
freshmen set up by the acmy , n~vy and air force. The ROTC
proaram itself is not mandatory. Recent dcnoonslfat ionut Madison
were apinst the mandatory orientation a nd not towards the ROTC
\o\'hu is the boy/sirl ratio at WSU·Stcvcns Point? Steve tbur;h,
.tunior, Milwaukec.
One would estimate the 1111io at the iiehool's social events or 11
the birs to be tei. to one. tJo ,.·evcr, the Office or Re&istration
o ptimist icallyrepotls thentiotobethreetot,.·o .
Why can'c beer be KrVed li t he Pina llul in Stevc:M Point ?
The manaatmcnt of t he Pilla llutlpplled for a "Retail Clus A"
lndi"Rctail ClsssB'"Iicensc:; both·werercfu$Cd.
Accordina to 1 law made by the City CouncU the amount o{
licenses U.ued in the cit y are to be Umltcd. This.bw wu made in
ord~rtoprotectthellvernownenintheclty . •
Wbl t iltbc llllulstrUC1urcinStc'eMPointf
The talkst tower belofiJJ to radio station WSJ>T which il lboiU
~:ti~~~::~i. l~e ~~~!: ~~jd\~e i~ t~~c l~!!~n:.~i~~~hi~~~Jb
feet tall.
Page3
THE POINTER
1
I '
Digging Near Halls
~~- Will Eliminate Poles
Organization
Will Promote
Polish Dancing
8yM1 ryS.: hoenlcWr
,Stud ent curiosity hn bee n
aroused th.is hll due to the
conside11blc incr nse in th e
const ru «io n work o n camp us.
One pOint of interest ha.s been
the d i&&i nas in fr_o nt of
Sc hmecckle and Baldwm halls.
A. crordin& to Ray Specht ,
Ca mpu s Pla nnina Director, thcse
curious diuiJI&Saretbe rcsult of
wOf k Wi141done Oll the plpi!'i,
utWtics, etc., whic h arc Wu~&
pu t undcrcround to keep down
~-
~~ui':o~~d.0 f ~~!lfn~Yof.~~s1
job Is wha t ca n be se en fro m
Sch n~Mc kle a nd 81\dw ln halls.
The mr.jor put of the work is
bcin& do ne o n Franklin Street,
near the Sciencc Bulldi n&.
One of the resu lt s of this
Mr.Spcch t uyshcrnlizn1ll
th is wor k is an inron~enlence to
stud enu, but stude nt s wuld
help by u.l.in1 ~ little conunon
5tnsc ,.·hen.,.... lki141or ridi141in
thcuu.
To ulu t ~ the n~tionll ori&Jn
of many l' orll&e County
residents. ·l'olishdancinawillbe
the special ty till~ yu.r of 1 new
oraaniution at WSU.Stevens
l'oint .
llir~ctor Linda llatch is of
EllBiishand lcelandicancestry,
but she has pracllcal know lcdae
ofPolishdancuandhasWcna
member of the llri&ham Young
Uniwrsi ty Folk Dancers of
l'rovo. Ut~h. which pt"rformed in
tours of both North Ameriun
Spec ht , who left tncti111
bcc•u5e he fd t he ro uld bett er
Krvc the studen t in campus
plann in1,asks• nystud ent who
has qucstlonJ o n tire physica l
flcilitic:sof thccampus towme
and talk to him.
Making costumes are another
mallcr, thouah. and she would
welcome suucstions of l«l l
resident s. Shealsoisinteruted
in having Stevens l'ointen tell
hcrabout l'o lishdanccs shemay
not know.
students in walking on the side
of the road."
A. Uhoua h nou~h of the "'ork
will proba bly W comple ted
within the nut few mon ths. the
entire job will no t bcrornplc ted
for loQmt time.
and l: uro~ .
;'..~'~,::e:h:n:es~/e~·~l:,';!~,;:
~~:~~c;~;~t:~tl:t~:~~:e~; ~~~~;~t.!~::i:J
~!~~~~:m~~
the me "7S Dynamic Yean" in
can be remedi ed.
co:~~~n~r~~~:~~~ t!l:~a~io~~
of un~ ightly poles on com pos. (Photo by
Bob Holden)
'
THIS CEMENT STRUCT URE re p resents
cw onempt to kr:ep down the number
id c:::f::: tt:::n::::::;IOold
~·¥ ~~ ,..~;c~tor~r~~~e~:bo~~ ~~ ~~~e;~~~~c~o tr~~:~~:~;;~:
de~r:'n~~.':: o111;~li$~0 ~o~~E:!nc:~eeyN~~~c~e H!~n~
:~::, ~~~~ ~;ti~n:~~;eo~f:n~;o~,::e~;YPo~:o7:5i;e:,:: ,
and rnidenu of the Ru ropk x
New Debate Coach
Debate Season
Will Begin Shortly
:::t:h~:!i~\~~~:.~~~~-~~~;·u. ~~
l nvo h·eme nl in Vie t nam,
Conare:ssional review o f fore~gn
Alumni Staff ~~~J:~~t;r::·n;a::i~;::::
Norman E. Kn unen retired
.,wlcc front WSU.S ttnn$ Poln t
•nd f•iledboth tirnu.
li e's back onum pus thUbU
to 5tn·e part tirm- o n the new
a lumni nsoda t ion sta ff .
t ·ootJrn.;r tinll cstat>l ishrnt nt _of
a lumni du bs in outl ymg
romruunitin and S])<"a kifll to
h11h school 110ups throuahout
the sta te abou t the history of
Wisconsin ;~.nd of WSU Stnens
l'ointarthisas.signments.
stat~
!Jv.
Knu
tzenin 1963
" 'IS IO!tep
req ui reddov.·n
by
Khoob prep.a rt casesadvoca u nc
accepta nce or rejection of this
topic.
11 Unpt"c tcd 11 the _preser:> t
tinoe tha t Stevens l'ornt "'Ill
a t rrnd upwar~s of t en
tournamtnU, the hut one t? bi.·
in ea1ly O~tob•r , at crt her
Whi te,.lltlorOttrort .
Noone studen t willbclikdy
to compete in each lournamcnt.
bu t the · dppollunity for t r;~.•·d
and urerien"" ,.·ill be gru t.
Stcwns J'oint rrra)' met! as
differcntcolk~U
bl:rause h~ hall rurbed the
1
ano.l
univenitin.
nnging horn
ntanya
S0·7S
lma ll to br&f and coming from
Stc•·tns l'oint English facu lt y at
,,
~o rurnl tt ~~
anniHf>~r)·
to
(11311
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1Srh
llbSo.'IV~IICC$
3\
J 1m c s
S I o lt~n bery.
SU ilerintcndenr of KhOOis in
Me rr ill : W~ rrc n Kos trosk i and
John Breneman, rt<'tn t St ude nt
Sena te officers,
Exo()fficio mcnr ben arc Pau l
Sc h illina. stu den t ; William
Victers taff , d ir ec t o r of
d ev el opment ; a nd Kid
l'rcdclic k, dircctor of alu mni.
Fredc rickiscoo rdina tifl& thc
ac tivi ties. lie said the grou p
alo~~~re
rounorlor, En&lish teacher and
reuonl na still s ami
K nu t1~n to wor ~ in t ht~
procrams on ;~. pa rt-time basis.
li e rema ined in thoor posi tions
taking 11111 iu
the dtba tf prOg ram can Upt"Ct
to de•·elop faci lity in r c~arch,
analy s is. p1escntation.
WSU·S t ~•·cns l'olnt
students are
n•e_d~d
~eac~~r,;:,~~~~~~~~·:ec.:::d; 1 f~; ro~-~~~~;wividual
::~:~~:f~~!ii:d~:~~~f~~~~~~~~ arg;.~:·:;;:~:a~~f~~i~::~ grow
rea50nin&
and
to
The 1968{i!la!lcxhibition
Wi sco nsin State
S t rv~ ns !'o int will
lnc lude II shows dur in& the
)' t ar , acrord ill& to director
Richard Sch neider.
Two will ~ lfO UP dis plays .
one. ·b y the Stevens Point art
h.c'ul ty and the other by
Y.' hconsin dcsi1 ncn 3nd
cr"f' smen .
"fhe first e~ h ibit ion has been
~hows and has ..·on numerou~
awatds fOf his ceramics. lie
llo ldii thc B.S.3nd l>\.S.dcgrccs
from th e Un iv ersi t y o f
Wisconsi n·Milwau kec and th e
M.F .A. dtJ!ct for U.W,·Madis.on.
lie spt"cia llz~d .ifl, ceramics and
aho beumc Interest ed in the
revival of t he craft of Blass
sui~s
at
U or i•·c r ~ity·
Stevens Point No rmal School in
1911 , co ming here from II ~
nat ivc Manitowrx.
No w at home IIICO IIa&eon
Pike l ake , nc u Tia:trt on,
Knut u n com mu tes to hU job 11
the un iven it y,
1\IEN.
·.•
NO ONE ~'tot o greotl'l'
voriety of ptes tiae rn1n' 1
colognesthon we r ove.
How abouT
.·
wh«l.
"Oth.-r v.o.~s. ho,.·evct , ar~
more c~cittng such as 1 black
of tht UniverSit)" Ce nt er b)"
llouglas J o h nson o f t he
WSU· II. h·cr Fallsa rt faculty.
Johns.on h;~.sex h ibitedwiddy
in 1eaional and national all
~E~!.~;;o~;~~~::.~:~,:~~~~::~~~~~:if.
•.---------------------.,
The
BRAT BARN
Featuring this week
"SPEEDY and the ALKA SELTZERS"
formulate
BRATS & STEAKS
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Ricllaro.l ll. ogm. 02'.1 .\ b in. ext.
202.
. .,~e'C\···~s
r'X\'lJ.\\
rr.c~
''lJ.\v #l\.s\'lf.
soC"-c\'<cu' ~((\QS·
\'f\0 \0'< ~
c'lJ.\\
llr. l'au l \' ~mber t . dun of
a111>1icd arts and S(icnce U
WSU·S I', will set J t3dio record
thi~fa ll in the WSU system.
l 11troduct ion to nat ura l
rcso•n ~es . a ( Ia ~~ he wilt prc5tnt
(a ~ h
T h u uda¥ ove r t h~
S\a \co()wn•·d I'M ne twork, will be
rhe WSU ~~stem's fint offerin&
fof a~adcmi~ credit to r11dio
h~teners .
fh~ '"Coll~ge
of the Ai f" '
<Xnrrsc wi tt be for one credi t at
an tn rollmtn t fee of Sl4.
l'~ rsons interested have bl:en
aJvisedto rontact Orla.nd
ll.adke. di1cctor of u tcndd
M'rivct~ at WSU·S tevens Po int,
Begin ning Oct. 3 and
con tin ui141 tluough h nu~ r y, the
l~~t u r ~s Will tx- hu rd O~et: Y.1JA.
an J WII A·I' M, Ma diso n; WlB L.
Aubu1ndak: WIIAD, Delafield:
1\'IIK W. Chilton: WIIR ~I. Rib
Mo u n t• in: WII WC, Colfu :
~'~\~~~\d.; ~~~~~~~:e nB;rul::ll !~ld
~~~(~~e.va_.~-ic~lr~~:~b~~~~~.~.~~ \\'l ~·\?.\ Su~::· is offering 1
thro~&enseet ions,..it hhand·buih
por tioAsandappliqueddt5ia:ns
" O ne othe r direc tio n in ~~~r~u~~~k·:;~y'~~r~str ~~
blo;:~~ldcr u id : "Ills disi'13 Y
•epn·s.:n ts an underou ndinB of lirni tcduM'of suchsurfa,·csa.,
t hecra ftof thepO n er •nd somc 11een and" gold on 3 wh it •· nsc:
of the co nt t mporlr)" trends in combined til~ e31lhl)" <tu31ity of
the fie ld ofut.Sne ral 'piecu. t he ell)" "'ilh th i~ mo rt l'op·MI"
suc h u two u lt -cJazed vases, tcndcnc)'.
s h o w his e~ce lle noe wi th
Johns.on's exhibit ""ill be
trad it ional uscoft bc po tt ers opcn thlonghSC!' I. 21 .
opencdin t hc l il'o lle tt c lo u r~~e
~rn~!~t ,;~~s~eulned ..·i th h~ :~~is:~~~~i..n::~f~~~-.~
hir~:lf'~f
~tev~ns 1 ~inatl y.;:t~~
He enrolle d in the fotrncr
fl uiltu
r••cogni1.ing the
schoo l ' ~ heritage . the cmnmillce
5ees the amri•·ersa r)' pro~rarru ~ s
wi)'S of al.'tjuain ting th<' pu~lir
wi th thewlcoft heinstitullon
in t eHhint:, r c~arth and
c~ t cndcd
s c,.·ires and in
st imubtingfutured,·vclnt"llfnl .
o.l~"'~ to
~ca~:~e o~ ~u~z~l\llo:~ia~t;!,t! ~r~~i:ebit~ir.!r~ tl~~•k ~~~!ftl~~
wit h the schoo l and the close
bcin& built to nhibrt ~ ~ publrc
g a 1 h cring s throug h o ut
WiKonsin.
Art Exhibition Series
Will Include 11 Shows
;~l:n~!~Of~~~r~r~e~!a~~e0~f ;~~ all pnu of the rountr)' this ym
~h:~;it~r~. M:~ fa~d~~~~~~:~: i.~~~~72~-£~:~~~~~::~~r~:~~~r~
a
p·, 150n p ho to )
CommiHee Selected To Plan :;~:~~f:~::~.~:::':'.~ Yambert Will Off;r .Radio
75 Anniversary Observance ~~f;;;~: ~~~~;r~'·5j::::~ Course For Academic Credit
bc:twec!l now
and ,,..~, spring has M-en
~111\\IIUI~Cd by
thf chai rman ,
Orlaml
lhdkc.
by A.n ita Matt t r
All membe rs have grad u ~t etl
from th~ iorsti tullon, he s.Jid.
f his )"t ll the nf,.. debuc
s.: uon starU ..-i rh a ncwdcb~tc r::,~s1 ~: ;~.~!~~~~~s 'rl~r :~a~; They are: Don Ucn l , Mary Jo
~5 . He hot>n the additrQnal
fl ugp. Willi~m l'~bk. Wa11cn
~:~~~~i ll.:~ha~~s~f.!~-~~s ~~~i~~ memlx'rs ..-ill hdpto J>lt5ent a l cnsmire, ~ ~~ facu lt )' membe rs:
Jftcronc )·nra t ll opeCollqclrr IL;i rder cha llenge, both trr th.e !Oiitalx' th l'ftffm·r lldlot, 1\uel
ll <~lland.
Michig1n and t hrt~ team memheu and the teams Go tham. ~nd W illi~m C. 1\anscn,
opponents.
~~i~·~n~~~- ' ~radi~~ive:~ 1 Ytht0~
E•ch)•n rt hedebatecoaches . formn h~u ll )" mem b ers:
of partidpallnt: Sthoob a~•ou
respectivcdtb.atece~~chcs.
lt icharJ II. oKtrsisno"· in the tilt country chooor a tOpiC of
current nuiona l conccrn to be
dtbatedbythestudents.
This yea r's to p i~ !s,
'" lt uo lved : t hat e~ecut r. c
contro l o f United Sta tnfo reiMn
policy tho utd be signifkantly
Knutzen
Will Serve
[J "
You're in c ha!Jeol bu ildi na thcrlo;r t.decoratin8 rhe house
anddreui na up the party. So ·you need Pomps. tbe namercsista m dccorativetis.sue. Youcan dcconotc anything bt1u·
tifully ...-ith Pomps. inside • nd ou r. and o.lo it fiSie r, easier.
~n c r. Pomps don't cost much. T hty're cut 6~ • 6Msquare ,
ready ro use. toniC in 17 vivid colon that I re ~ inuall y run·
proof when wet. Buy Pomp~•t )'OI.Irbookslore. K hoolsupply
de1leror paper mcrchlnt. And u k your libraria n f~ 0<1r
boolr.let MHow to Da:or.uc With Pomps.M If she docsn t have
it,just tellhcr towritelora CQPy. Or,order your o "·nc_opy.
Send SI .B 1nd you r address today to The Crysta l Tossue
Company, Middletown. Ohio 45042.
,;r pampa•
Cbirc at 2: JS on Mo nday and
W,·d n ~ s d ay
afternoo ns and
v.·mkJ ci\'iliu tion dasses by the
hrs!OI)' depa rt ment of WSU
l~Crosse at II a.m. MondJy.
Tuesday. We d nesd;~.y an~
T hut sd~y mor n i ns~. 8oth " "ill be
non-credi t offerinp,
J> r
\'arnber t .
Unrvu s ity students and
faculty and staff members will
comprise the WSU Folk Dancers,
oraani.ted 1111 ynr when Mrs.
Jh tch bepn teaching here.
Mcetin&~ will be each TueWay
from b: IS to 8 p.m. in lht
Campus Schoolsymnasium.
Hiahlightsof•ctivitieswlllbe
public dance concctt~ both on
campusu and in high schools of
central Wisro nsin.
Mu.
1\S a·. ~pt" dal feature.
!lat ch plans to ( O ntr~ct several
top l'olbhd~n rersf1om the ,.·eu
coast to .:i•·e demonstra tion s
M1e.
She will be a ~si't~d in h~1
pr01nmbyhcr hu'oband. Fnnk.
ron5trvationist by I!Jinirrg ,..ho ~ a dan ce in lt•u ctor .
ume to St.-vens l'oint about a
decade ago to teach th~t subject.
uys his radio program will mesi
The dnignatimi "C~n tr·.1l
int ccr~tion of rnanaacmcn t and
State Teachns CollrKe'" appuu
~~~·.u;:~... ~~:~~~sw~~~ ....n.lan· s m:3~~!~;J~~~~~~~cu~o:1:i~~
div~~~ f;~~~en;~~~rcpa~~~s,,~
;~r;oo~~~~~:n;hi:~rhfan~~;~nit1:~
historica l i n fo r mation,
1crminology, and an ecologic~l
fnmeofrdcrence : aninventory
~;;nr~~~ P~:~,!nf~~~~;~i~
...
of curren t "inursand problems:
and a eon cl udin& $triu
emphni.ti141 the interr elation·
ship5ofCOn5trva tionwithsomc
of the conven tiona l fields of
study.
Suucst ed iupplement~ry
readinl$for each lecture aH.·
plovidedinmimcovnphcdfolm
r - - - - ----,
42% Fewer
Freshman
than a ny
othe r leading
Brand T ested
UTILE .TOE"S
DRINkiNG
ESTA BliSHMENT
--~~~"'!!~~~~~~;;;;;iii
SJG1\JA PHI EPSIJ"'QN
FOR~JAL RUSH
...
PLACE:
Fronk Uoyd W•laht l oung e, U:C,
TIMEr
6:30P.M .
DATI:
Swndoy, S.ptembar29tll
EVENT:
Formol Pusllerond Smoker
All-n lnterested ln f rotarnitylife
Are Encowro ge d to Atta nd l
.....
September 26, 1968
THE POINTER
ARTS AND LECTURES SERIES SCHEDULE
Thursday. Sept. 26
Th~
l>nllilnt
1 9·)'C3T
Wednesday , Apr. 16
JOHN 0 ' BULGER
Sunday, Nov . 23
HARRY GO LD EN
KYUNG WHA CHUNG
Biology Dept.
Has Museum
old
1o> o r~~~~ •·ioliuhl. Winm.•• of th•·
t~...-ntritt Coml"'tilion in 1967.
lhrs. h~r fit)! full s.:non of
"'ll
:~'~t· ~~~~~m~ ~ a!~'~'\~~(1c:
.:ou~~•t
~~~~lj:<'11h'nts,
l'hilh~r monk
Thursday, Oct . 3
THE GR EGG SMIT H
SINGERS
A sup.:rlaHw j!IOUJ' of '"'0
sir~£rn
doun
Slf lfO
nn·cr
"·ho "'ll
Prof. Robert K. Se~•les,
director of the museum, repOrts
the mu~llm Is stlll in t he early
st•&esofdevelopmentandmany
cxhiblll arc still under
construdio n. Of special interest
isthcreccntlycomple tcd"Uvlng
wall" where 1 Ylrlety of rl5h ,
amphib ians and reptiles arc
displayed live and In ~lor. A
c•~at<·
df~L'U SUC I\ :IS )'011 °\'C
llc~ul
hdo r e . -~bin
Audrtonum .
\T uesday,Oct.8
PRESERVATION HA LL
JAZZ BAND
Wed nesday, Dec. 11
Monday, Oct. 21
DR EW PEARSON
•\ mnin's most innurnt~l
1\'uhinRion rolunmi!.L ll isudio
•wsion of IIi~ popul~r s~·ndkatcd
nnospapn colum n , ''Thr
1\'ulliflilon ~lcri)·.Co-N.ound.''
is no"' in il> 14th yur.-Mai11
Auditorium.
Tuesday,Oct . 22
JAMES METCALF
. "Th.- ,\1i$hty ,Mi ~si~ l'l'i"
~
nf" full-color tra•·d
d <KUIIIC nl31~' of ~ houSl'i>03!
•· o~· ~r do"'ll th i• hi''""•' and
f'ICIUH~IIII''
I i• ,. r •· .\1 3111
Audltmium,
Friday·, Oct. 25
Oi AETA BASQUE
FESTIVA L OF BILBAO
On thdr ~ccond Amcrk3n
tour, tlli• colorful and c~d ti nj:
compan)•of danc.,.n.>ingr.sa od
instrumcntalish. beautifully and
colorf111ly ~o>turncd, "ill thrill
~~;;d:,~.,~~r" •i•tuosit)·.-Main
~~r~;;~~::~~~r.~"~ ~~~.(·~~:~a~.~~
;I~i:~~~:;ai~~~~:.r~:~~~:~i.··n~~~~:
I
Thursday, Feb. 13
i A LL Y A' REN TSCH
"1\'~tcr·s l'dt:c.'' :m ,\udohon
"'lr f.- ~~a;u .\udrc uri11m .
Thu rsday, Feb. 20
RA LPH FRANKLIN
"jiAWAII "
Tue$day,Oct. 29
DEE JAY NELSON
"Thrct Snwns No rth, " an
Au do bon f i I m.- -~1 ai n
Au•litorium.
Friday, Nov. 1
BAVARIAN SYMPHONY
ORCHESTR A OF MUN ICH
The first ,\mcrk~n tour of
one of l:u ropc's Great
Orchcsuu--110 m11sician>.
lhhd Ku ~lik., Conduc!Ur-·l'etcr Richter. Aniua nt
Conductor.- ,\l~in t\udit orium .
Tuesday, Nov . 12
THEODORE ULLMANN
Concert Pf!formanccs inuch
of t heSOsutc>an.lonhundreds
of college campu~s. A 1ifted
phnist w_i l h daulin&
tecllniqur.-MamAudi torillm .
Admission
Tests Slated
At Centers
adv~s lnthc disptayandQ reof
Tom Moyle haodlu the
maintenan ce of the living wall
and usists in e~thibit
construction. Co lcen Sadtlcr
ass.istsinp:nc111 l maintenance of
ullibi!Sa nd ml.lstllmstcretarial
work.
F11ture plans for lh~ museum
include the dnrlopmfnt of
>y noptic colle,tiuns of major
plant and anima t youps11ndtl1c
addition of more bird and
TH £ PIIESElVATION HAll JAZZ BAND will presen t
o speciol COI'I(Ctl on Oct B in the Fieldhouse os port
clrhe Arhond lectuoes Series.
Alumni Directors
Approve Publications .
nc,..
Tlw
alumni assodation
board of dilrttors of WSU hu
a lo nr. lis! of
publlcHions which will
mcu&thcn !its between the
whool and about 20,000formc r
stuo.lcnU3ndcraoJuues.
~I'Tiro•·cd
~hnr of the
m3p~incs,
newspapers, brochures and
will nil a tt~ntion to a
thi!. ~·car
o f tll~campus'7Sthanni~ersa r y.
po~ teu
1 Tuesda y,Mar.4
ABBEY SIMON
One of the finest. mon
hypnotk •·i11uoso techniques of
the. ~ay ll a~ to be heard to be
bci..:YcoJ . lk~r.ins"·hrremost
~~!~W~~:;~I ~/- •Pr~~~:~ul:'.~
or<.k \.- \lamArrditori11m.
Monday, Mar. 10
ELISABETH
•SCHWARZ KOPF
th~
alumni association will be
but 31 a la ter da t ~.
The dircclor u id quality
ma&u ines of the t ype planned
for d"tributlon next spring " 'ill
be prod11ce,J twic~ yc;uly. The
newt~perwUl~lsobcxn l twice
yearly, thus . auwing each
alumnus communica tions from
prcp;n~d,
:~;e~~:~~:. 111lust once every
llistinguislrcd playwri&llt and
au thor of n11mcrous books
succcuf~&lalumnipoa&ram.
"~f~~~et~h:~~~:~:~:r~~:i~
f~~':~!r~ o~;~~~evet:: ~:~~:
Su te". \O';ltl Hued as n11mbtr
J!';;n~~~~toio:::.c~~o~:i: a;.~.so;~~~~io:~~~nln1:r~i;:c~~~~~
orpniution supplyina livestock and poul try feeds as well u
supplcmenu,mineralsand parasitecontrolproduc!sthro~~&houtlhc
Midwest, Southeast andSou chwcst, it isalsoespcc~ U yinterestdin
ca ndidates with rural back.p o11nds.
Montgome ry Wa rd and Co. will visit on Tuesday, Oct. 8, from 9
1.m. to 4 p.m. wi!h business administration KIIduatrs internted in
rctJiJSioreutan;~gement asan ultimatc&oal.
Minneso ta National Life Insurance Compln)' will interview from
9 a.m. to 4 :JO p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. IS, wi t h Kflduates in
educ.tion, economics, business, English, phy sical educa!ion and
liberal arts intcresled in salu and management positiOils.
~o f Cudahy,Wisconsinwill rec:ruitgraduatesin
Mllh, the phylical sc iences and psychoiOIY on Wcdnnd1y , Oct. 16,
from 9 a.m. co 4 p.m. This Company is concerned with the
manufacture or f01ged and s.cam lcu wddina pipe fittinp, uw
blades, rolled rina;s and otllrr quality eontroU~d producrs fer
ind11str~l u~. and had need of Kiaduates to work. in supervision,
rnan.qemenl and estimating pasiticns. Likewise Wilson 1nd Co. Inc
Alben Lea, Minnesota, will ~ck. r.raduatu :specially from busine »
administration and economics backyounds for career positions on
Wedntsday,Oct. 16 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
"Fresh As A
Flower In
Jusl One Hour"
SPECIAL!
Every Mon., Tues. and Wed.
HOURS: 7 A.M .·6 P.M . Do llp Mon. thru Sot.
20 -t. DISCOUNT ON ANY OIIDEII O F $5.00 O R MOJE
At Regular,rlce Ev •ry Da roft heY•orl
''•ned
,rof•ulonaUr Cle an ed and
257 Divlllon Str.. t
r~==·::'::'"~'~fi~Om::N::•::••::•:::•'::":::'':•:pp:l•:•:<•:•':"==~
THE
OUTOOO~WAN
-~·lu•ho•
)2"
cou o~
coorocl Ao•pol,
~~"::..~ ·:;r,~~ =~:
"'ylic,
con""
bu~rd
liooco t'ftftg. '~It
Olo bolr. . .11 b~!!Oft O.
Collu / a,owft,
lloc~ ' lloc~.
Olivo/ $od 'owoed,
,:,,. s-u, '-11.
Agent in
Stevens Point is
Adele Schein
Ce ll
344-9204
~~~~::::~~~~;,in:cn.sn:~c~~~ r--M-A-IN_S_T_R-EE-T-~ ~-••-.-,~-.-,-,..-,.-.,-..-.,-.-,_-,-••-,-
fcatllringthchucoryofstcvrns
!'oint State; 1lumnl notes will be
IOIIA Malo St. or
'CAFE
:;'t"~~c,men~~btl~!~eti:;:l)' ~~~
''*'•onco•O•oupltr.tout..,.o · -~lot
Hooll!Oinou•anc-o •P..,oi..,P!.,..
OLLEGE MEN
PART TIME
· 49e94
per week
Home Cooking
with
Homemade
Pies and
Cookies
for 20 hours of work
()pe:n Doi ly
5:30 A.M . • 2.30 A.M.
~~~.··c;;~~~~'!. ~·fa~ ~h~icwt:~!~h~;
::: 0~o;0 ~~ Wis.
Clos~ 1 ~~o~.:.ighl$
N"ion~l
The mon th of October kicks off 0111 rcc:rui linr. uason with the!!.
1nd ~ anivi"ll Tuesday, Oct. I, 1968. Both branches
will intnview prospective officer candida tes from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
on this dJic. The Navy will also remain 11ntil WcdncWI)', Oct. 2 for
trl!lnr.ofqualified.inte rntcdapplicanu.
Th en on Monday, Oc!. 7, MOorman Muufacturing Company
Quine)'. l llinoi!., will arrive for in~:~ws with paduates in business
Thr fir st program "'ill bt
Monda)•, SerL JO,a r 7:30p.m.,
In Moorn A·lll. the Sekncc
BuildirL& ,\udnoriurn. /'rof.
Searles will p,.a.cnt his~idrtalt
cnlitle\1, " T he t\rt of
Tuidum y," Usina models,
morrnt~d spccim~ ns and ~olm
slides he lake$ thf audicne.·
ht•hind th e s.~ncs in a mu ..,um
~no.! demonstrates the ~ill, tim~
and patience H<lllired rn
preparing a bird or m~mrnal for
rnu)<'urndisplay.
Anronc isinvit<'d. Th~rr is no
alhlli~.Sionchart;r.
•
publications uoneof tllr' nlnc
necessary condi tions for 1
~cnu~!r ~ : ,~ :~.-· 1 ha~.s ~-~!
fi e t iQn in El!lok.
1'154/\ward
. .. Main
tile
for
,\uditmium.
will be open to visiton before
andxflrrthepflll:liltn,
Topks for the ~non will
in clude rcaio ns of blol(lllcal
irucrc~t suc h IS !he Gal3plKOS
hland s and th e Ourk. s,
t>r•·hls!olic vertcbr a\cs of
W l.con~inand a umrlinKof !he
natural hhtor y of snakes.
marnmals,bcc s arklfish.
Alumni Directo r Rick
Frederick said a homeco mi111
postet already lias been m~iltd;
an eigllt·paJlC newspaper will be
distrib11ted early in Oetober; a
maK alinc featu ri iiJ in..jjepth
aritclu~bout tllecamruswillbr
tr a dy In J•nu i ry ; a
1
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lll"lm<.·"•I•A,dltori,m.
onr. The directors $\rcsscd
kccpinr. ~ comprchensiv~ ~ ~of
records ~bout alumni and
appropri:r.tion of an adeq uate
budr.c tlosuprort tllcprOJilm $,
OrKaniT.u l ion of11l11mnicl11bl
in various comunrnitits in the
state •nd sc heduling cf wcia l
evcntsonandoffcarnpllsforthc
c.raduates,.·crcrccomnlcno.lcd.
Speakers "'illfcatureslidrs.
f llrns and specimens to
co ruinui~~& observant~
br<Khuru about membership in
"'"''"' .. ,.. ,,.tt• •, •
Of Lecture
l'r cf. Roben K . Searles,
director of the Museum of
Nalllral History loeated in tile
WSU Department of BioloJY,
has announc~d the inauauratlon
of 1 Museum Lrct11re Series for
t heKhoolycu 1968·1969.
Ei&llt pros;r~ms, featuring
faculty and students of the
Department of BioiOIY are
scheduled. Thc~rieslsa~tvicc
ofthcpewlyopenedmuseum. lt
isdesignedtoprovidepopular
pr01r1ms on 1 wide varitty of
naturalhilltory topics.
livin& sprdmens. An
accom pllsllcd artist, lie hu
f!:~1e: ~~:. ~:ti~' backyounds
Tu esday, Fe b. 4
BEAU AR TS TRIO
nr of tht IIIOS\ $enSiti\..:
chl!nbct grouplin the .,,.orlo.l
Will Be Subject
been placed in the mammll
coUcction.
Th.ree WSU 1111dentsauistln
t he operation of the m11se11m.
Tom J oh1110n, Cllll tor of t he
Re sct r c h Muse11m of
Hcrpetolosy and lchthyoiDIY
r\~ ~ )'OUnJS!~I. he was I
•·lo lent, lawbrukinr.,
cunnntio n..dcf)'ifliYOUnjthu&.
and, fin~lly ~ con•ict of S~n
Q11rntin l'risonand ~cdlma trof
tbe ntuch publidzrd Caryl
Chnsnun: Today lit Is a
diffrrrnl m~n-the founder o f
lh~
1-btional Se•·cnth Step
Foundation,amandedicatedto
lhr[ prrwncion of nime,and a
hq;~l)' conno•·nsial r~&urr In
ren~l rdorrn . -~b in Auditorium.
l
Taxidermy
:~ly~~:u~~~~~Tu~fi~r~f -~~
BILL SANOS
''The lut oriiinal JUL band
•li•rct from ~c ..· Orlnns-pla)'·
in& the mu~ic thu g3•·e birth to
Di~kl1nd
1nd 311 IJtcr j3u
forms . l' uturinJBilhcandlli-dr
l'iercr.-Fiddhous.o ,
mammal specimens. It is hoped
tllat the museum will becom~ a
supplemental study facility ,for
biolo~r and natura l re10urccs
lluden ts andaplaeecfintouest
and enjoyment for all t he
studen u, faculty and &cneral
public,
An invitation is utcndcd to ·
visit often and witch tile
T he first day of cla5$tt Jl
WSU marked t he fornql openifli
of the Museum of Natural
History in the Department of
BioiDIY· The museum Is located
in Room A·214 of t he Selena
lluildlna; tno.lisopen tostud cnll
and thepublicfrom8a.m. to9
p,m,dlily.
ltW oth~r 1113JOt
or~hntr:ls.-\binAu..litorium
Placement Opportunities
~
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SHIPPY CLOTHING ~:~
AU 6 Cclo11
Postal
Substation
Central Life Assurance Co.
DES MDIUES, IOWA
INTRODUCES
• l\IONEY ORDER
• COl\IPLETE SERVICE
EMMONS
UNIVERSITY STORE
344-3828
DENNIS A. MECH
341 -0ll6
JOHN (. DINEEN
344-8933
IPHONEI
YOUR LOCAL AGENTS
ta ou ist rou in raur sa~in gs ond ,pr ot ectio n
pion s lor yow pren nt ond l10ture ne~ds .
FEATURES INCLUDE :
THE SHI NDIGIS
OLD HIGHWAY Sl NOITH OF MOSINR
<Home of Big Name Entertainment)
W riteforlnfo. tot
MI.. ED IENOVY,
Coll'9t' Bureou Mo~ger
boord Ovb of America
avb Heodquo rtert
York. Pennsylvonlg
17401
FEATURING THIS WEEK
THROUGH SUNDAY
"APHODIFIA"
No wor clousu
an yw her e
Note linondog for Juniors ond Se niors'
:~;:::::~c
pro9 romm ing lor rol' r pre.=nt
To• s helte re d pio ns for te ach•" ond
prolenon
Today's Goals Are Tomorr~w·s Realities!
Coli Us and let' s Discwu tli.e Year 1911
Who t Will Yow Hove Sa ved lr The n7 •
ME L
M:~~· a'!:"~; I
Al•nt
N •iU uiUe, Wls , 54456
743-2559
,Soptto'}bor ze. 1968
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THE POINTER
'\
HALL-A-DAYS
BAU>wn<
Byl\Kiylroeklni
The
presidents o f a ll h ll oouncU motivation and
haD oouncib have been
meetin1 Monday u eninpat the t!~..!'e~~e~hc 1Ha.::enalandN~~
l>cbot Center to plan events and rouncib.
<iiscuss problcftls roncnninl
Nule'a R"prexnlativcs for
halls, The presidents llC u
follows : Ba l dwin, John RIIC, AWS and WRA wnc
Breneman; Burrouahs. John chosen tluoUJ,h appUc:.tlon and
Monka: Dcllell, Gail Kafka; lnteiTiew by the n«uti-..
llyer, Carlene Greunskl ; couneil. They ue: Bllb Obers
Knutun, Gary Knaue; Nuk, S ue Goeuch, RIIC; Cheri
Carol Schulty; Pray.Sims, Steve McGnth, Mary Jo Radlcr, AWS;
llemshrot: Roach. Candy Medd; ~'::.zt Locker, Mary Semandd,
Sehmceck lc, Pat Osterm~~n:
Smith, h ck Grode; Stetner,
The ICCOnd IM~I MIN Neale
Mike (Tank) Brttinsld and
Wat!IDn,l'am lucas.
R"~i<lcnce
~~t.p1i'n~.w·: h~~m.s.~~:e
l'lansluvebccnmade forl
<bnce and Pfp aucmbly to be
~~~:or;:~Pte~~p1Th~ 1io~~r nteh;
lr.a \h , Burrou1hs, Knutzen,
Schmecckle and Wat10n 11e
spoiUOrins theevent andinvitin&
Neale, Balwin and lbn5en.
Weather providinl, this e"'nt
,.-iUtakeplaccfrom6 to IOp.m.
on Knuuen'a patio, In ease of
r.ain,itwillbcheldinBunoua,h's
basem~nt from 1 to II p.m. A
li•·c band wiD be- playins. Coach
Duainr Counsell ,.-;n be pre5ent
with several of his footbtU
players. The chccrleadell 1lso
hope to attend.
Arn111ements have abo been
made for rc~dcnuof hallsiOIO
ISIIfOupto thePoint-LaCrossc
aamc Saturday, Sept. 28.
:.-~:;; ~-'!~ :,~t~~~ ~~ ~et~~
Dcbot complex, travel over to
Hyet and down RCKrve Strcc:t
to the eourt)'J.rd behind the
U.C., where a pep rally will be
held. Followinc the raUy, aU
halli wiUjourneyover toGoerke
FicKI where reserved su.u will
beheld for them.
BAlDWIN
Officcn of tlr.c Motivation
Or&anization of Baldwin llaUfot
the 1968-69 year 11e John
llrcnen11n, preudcnt: AI Slepi,
vice-president; E11l Aldrid,&e,
::cC:s~::: ~nd Mike Walins,
Ray Ma~tcns is cluirman of
the llomctomil'll Committee.
Sub<ommittccmcn lndude Earl
Aklridletnd JohnCiark.
Baldwin! intramural atlr.letie
tcarru bcpn competition in
Iouth football the pall week.
~h~r:n~~~~~~~:~r.~rt~~~~
country this week.
NEALE
Nule llaUhub«nope11tinl
under the new leadctlhip of
former Nclson llall's clireetot,
Misslliarnlrelident aa.lstant,
RetaToUcy,
H1U council membefl, one
from each, v.ifll, have been
elected by tlr.elr respective,.inp
and met Tuesdl)', Sept . 17.
They are: C11ol Andenon,
Cindy Vo1t. Joyoc SpalllbeiJ,
Yv o nne Bruard, Bubau
Henricks, hn Krut&tr,Maurccn
Sapienze, Linda Bolton, Cathy
Slattery, Diane G11y ancl Ginny
Ro5e.
Mr. Jaclr.son, dlret1or or
llansen llaD spoke brieny on
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Fellowship Is
Hall Extentiohs
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bt.5ement. The c:andidatn were
Reta ToUey. Kilen Ncuhebd,
Sue Reed, Dlllcnc Jonu, Shyb
Grc1er!1Dn, Sue Schmall, Bobbie
Dietrich, Barb Obers and Joan
Smith. Aftu q u ut ion in&
dniJncd to brin& out the polx
ami 5en~tofhumar of each,UI,
VOl in& wn held o n the winp in
conjunction with an open
until 11 :45 p.m. when the new
Miss Nule llaU, JoanSmith,waa
crowned. Joan wiU be Ncale"t
repre sen tll he for WS U
Uomecomin1 Q u ee n. The
homccomin1 commluce
102-114
11t-1S2
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202-JJf,
2t t-UI
Pat Gromoll
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f St-fiH
APT. ST1
Smith lltll't Sweetheut for
tlr.e 68.09tchool yearis MINPat
Grarno\1. Pat wu chosen Smith
Swcethurt Last sprin1 durin&
Smithl' IARUI I SwttlhUrt
PtiCIIll.
PatisaS')"juniorma.iorin&
In Primary Educ:ation tnd would
c vcn t utlly like to tneh
kindefJariCn. She II currently
tciTiniiJISiudrntauisunt ln
llytt llalland Ius worked 1$1
l lfeiUIId llld sw lm minl
in st ru.:tor in Grafton. her
hometown.
BURIWUOH8
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418-432
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233-244
301·314
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APT. ...
last year, PI! 5en'Cd IS
chairman of llo meeomlna; and
Winter Ctmlval for llyer llaU.
Pat en.iOfl sports, upcdaUy
1wimmina and just plain
socializi111.
~:
Picn ic Tonight
111-IIS·IIIO
m:m
Nominees
Freahmen wUI have an
opport unit y t o meet the
nominees for the upc:omlnc
freshman elections for Student
Se1111e.
Approxlmttcly 1 studenu
will be pre~ented 11 the
conwotttion.
The event, orsan.i.r:ed by
Anthon)' Amob and aponsorcd
by theStudenr Scnatec:ampailn
committee v.·ill be held Oc:" I,
7:30 p.m. 11 the University
201·2lf
2111-232
233-2411
301-31f
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S33-3411
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Smith Men
Fete Women
AP'r.SIO
~~:!~
Ginny Small, A-lpha Phi,to Ju:.k
~C:.:· Ms.':':r t~:\e'::,m.':
Dee Dee Friellrom, Alpha Phi,
to BobJonea.
Alto en111ed were Bob
WIIJ.i.lm
Uberty, alumnus of
~~~~:·.thbecfr~:r!t:t~'
BiiT~oJ.~c;!cfo ~=o~~r:!~
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September 28
will malT)'
By S.llyTroyanotkl
Phi Atphi. , Theta, NatioN!
History /lonor 5o(lcty, held its
fiut meetins of the fall 5emesta
onWedncsday,Scpt.l8.
PH Maney wu eleeted
pre$1dcnt with Sugnflan•mtn&
u
correapondin& KCZ"etuy.
Continuinl u offica s are Diane
se\n:,•ehi !~~or~~r !~f!~s~~
annual project, wu diKUlSC:d
and plan1 were made for ill
con t in u ance. Sendln1 1
d•dCIUion to tlr.e rutlonal
conventionwualloconsidered.
The main topic of bu~neu
wuinltiatlonpl:mnedforellly
tlr.ili hi\. Th e fo llowin1
requiremnu arc needed to be
inltlated:l2crediuofhistory,a
J.O l aradepointinhistory,and
1 3.00 overall in two-thirds of
the remainina tout~tli. If
interested, please contact DiJne
Schmahlat344-)925.
Will Organize
Association
Pe uont from the nine
WiKonsin Stuc Universitiel who
prowide instructional medi.l
(aiKiio-vilual)scrvices will meet
on the Stevens Point campus
Oc:t. 4 to Dfllnitc their own
aiiOciatlon.
Robert Lewis, director of
instruetiorul mediascrviceshere,
willbc:lhebolt.
AU ofthc tchoolsare r~pldly
¥1dini10Phislic:atcd equipment
:~lc:n ~t':d~~:'~~~a~n~~dli~
machinery will be nchanacd at
seaJons.
Dr. Fredericlr. Krcmple, clean
oftheklfnlncreiOurceseenter
htrc,wiUtpcak followin11noon
lu ncheon in the University
Center.
Russian Club
Will Meet
The Ruuian Club will meet
to nilht at7 p.m. In the Garland
RE~c~~~~~~~!":'!~tl!~r~n!:t\i
bchcldtndtnoutlineofthe
year's lcth'itieswillbedisclllSC:d.
Students and faculty t rc
uraed to attend. One need not
bclludyinl theRuulan laltluJIC
toattcndthemretinl.
Rtfrcshmenu will bf ~ervcd.
1::::!
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rn
m
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on
Audio- Visual
C1/ J~ ~tc==~n·J
Alpha Phi
Election
ti:~~ez~a~ny Jilot
the dub'l mcmben and lhowinl
...'""'""
'
Brothers murled over the
Jummcr ~re Pete Ju$hb, Ron
Rathke, Rid: Ahrens tnd Bob
Caspenon.
Abo,
Abothechlpterrecclved the
TEKE Public SciTice Award for
work with the Ptrenu Without
PartncnCiub.
~a'::r!!,b~!~~~ens!/;ka: D!~~
Mqln, Si&mt Tau Gamma, to
Anpb Mllldewicr. and Da~
At tlr.e last mcetlnl otrlcen
APT. Ulll
Winkkr, Tau Kappa Epsilon, to were elected to replue thole
MuyJaneMelter.
lhlt did not return. David
Recent p!Min&l annolllloed Siewert wuelcctcd Secn"lary to
wue: Andy Schaeffer, Silma
101·111
Tau Gamma, to Bell)' Bershuis: Zf::':uthkeill~dtcinJ!n~~t~c~
IW
114·121
Dick Neullle, Silma T111 this 1ummer and II deeply
:~
201-211
Gamma, to Gloriannc Columb. miued by h is rn u rnity
su-m
Memben of Tau Kappa brothen.
Epsilon pinned were: Wayne
~:ill
Alto elec ted were Tim
CWk to Jo AMe fb: ; Klfl
401""13
Eriatson to Mary Strohfcldt, Siebert , Scrseant 11 Annl and
<W
41...,7
Delli Zeta.; Keno Jlawker to GaylonBanh!UOrian.
APT'. Ul
Ruth Ann St.nua, and Mike
On Tuudty the Td:cs held a
Somento DianeMqh.ak,
rwmal l\l.lhc:r and had 1 bfle
turnout of l\llhea. A seoond
IN
101-111
rw.her,infcwmal; will be held on
~~
11~121
October I .
201-tlf
IN
Several brorhe11weremarried
2115·221
The Alphl Phi Sorority over the .tummcr: Arne Ne511 to
SN
SOI-314
elected four new otriocn llt he Ftye Frott, !larry Pctcnon to
St&-nT
flntmeetinl.
«<l...f;tf
:~
Sunn Moe 1nd Thomu
They are Pat Martin, plcdae SmedbrontoMary VtnCOul .
416-dt
t~cr; Carmen
Poncnnt1,
usutant truaurcr; Dee Dec
On September 28, Steve
Friutrom, 50CUI chairman and Boehm wiU be m1rried to Sue
Cronuu.
~t!:~~~~ r;.t:.~ H~n:: ' Ad
l ll
su
tnd Judy PoWn, Pfealdent
1w
sn
re ported o n t he Nltional
Convention held In the Bahamas
last June.
The Alpha Phi'• selected
The brothen or Alpha Phi
Patty Abraham u 10rority Omt&l jumpd Into the !tll
4W
U7
Clndidatc for llomeeomlna semester by openinc the annual
APT UO
Quun.
book<K~hlnJe,
Anyboob that ltudcntlml)'
need or wish to tcllarchandled
throuah the nchan1e in the
unlvet1it)'ccnter.
Over the aummer brother Earl
1enn)' Onson, or Thea. Phi Wildenbur& and Subn Stewart
Alphl, h11 been appOinted to were manicd in St. Stanlllaus
serve on th e St udent church. Earl ia chairman or
Act ivl t ies..Student Faculty homeeominJarfaln.
tommlttec.
T h c fraternity Is
The sorority sponsored a dart cnthusiullc:ally prcparin1 both
aame 11 the Pointer Jubilee lu t homccomi111and rush plan1and
WAT$0:-f
Friday,
activitin.
I ll
110
111· 113·1110
Bectun many o r the
JW
no
11i-t32
memben have Tuesday ni&ht
STIJDENT SENATE
HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN
Theta Phi Alpha
tlt.!:
Und•rwritl•n by Contlnantol Cosuolty Compony,
Chlcogo, Ill.
LAST Enrollment Date
· For This Semester
ocr. 1s, 1968
~~:~~~~-are now beinl Sigma Tau Gainma
Phi Sigma Epsilon
For lnformotion Coli
~;J,r~a!)'wi~h:!::Oi.~t~
re:~~lte~be~nan~h~hnn~t~~~~ ~j~~~n p~~t.e party was held
~:t tJt~:.:· is :~:r:J~~h"!~~~;,~~
Ar":lavcA::::nln
German Club
Elects Officers
4111-432
11
:~~~~rn,A1r~a '~hi
~ lt-4!2
•M·UO
provide
THE
US·2UI
:ua.:u:a
au..s.a
102414
Phi Alpha
~J":.~::::~· J::' ::~~0:,' Theta Holds
Jobn Widiehowllr:i.
PINNINGS, ENGAG EMENTS
Re cen t cnl&lcmcnts
announced were: Connie
Marchd, Alpha Phi, to h mct
Parson~,PhiSIIma Epsi.lon;Lois
402-414
"'
entertainment.
Sponsoring
~:rs~
5! *!:lli
::: ~t~~:
!a' iii Ut:!ti
Can-Meet
w!U
102-HC
i.'~.
Freshmen
Ce~tcr.quintet
:~
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10:2414
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s~~~:~n11a~~·o.~"~:b~~-inn)'
IN
SW
~$;,!:!:",~'\:'o'::f:: :::~
atte~ded thecoridavc'
' and the Delli Zetaaorority.
On Thurlday Scpi 26 11 6
The Sil Taus 'we loomed two
p.m. In the Frarik u o)-d Wrisbt new brothers thls year, tfllllifn
:'~~~J~.JITJ~t~~!::
wcloome.
r:::. ~ r---------,1
A~ ~u:: ~:rile:'2'8 r~~:!
PhiSII'aandthelrdttes.
The rollowlna; memben of
Phi Silma Epsilon were marrkd
this JUmmcr: R. Christiaruon,C. ·
Akey, D. PauUn and D.
Valentine. ThDM e11111ed were:
1. Hoiby, 1. P1no111 and C.
Joluuon.
The brothen have Jet up 1
"boilnhip In remcmbertnce or
Andy Pujau, who puscd away
thisaummer.
[au Kappa ·Epsilon
Two honon were reocivcdby
the TKE chapter thia JUmmcr.
IF YOU FAVOR
fRESHMEN
JOHN C. DINEEN
WOMEN HOURS--
Don't
Vote
DENNIS
KUSKE
344-1933
OR
DENNIS A. MECH
3-41.0326
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In ony Mondoy, Wednesday, or Ftldoy from 1-3
p.m. In the Student Senote Office, Student Union.
llfelvin E. l\[eeh, General Agent
l ox
tWII•vllle, Wia. 54450
as
Phone 7413-2559
Your F,..•hmon Condldot•
For 5tud•nt S.not•
POUR HAUS
PRESENTS: The
THE BO €ENTRY
SPARE
RIBS
DOmE'S
RESTAURANT
North of Stell*'
2201 MoU. St.
I
w .1COII'IH Back Sh.Khnts
• Breakfasts
• Dinne1
• Snpperl
Of'BriAT7A.M.
. Meol nct.t
$6.50V~'or [""
It's • .lr.•ppeninoa •uper allck
nylor'lthott
t ubjecttlr.ll
re1lly keep1 '11m
in tlitd~es.
Q\lihed like
cra ry, with Iiiii•
loops to c1tch
the br1u buttons
and a buckle
belt !hit lit$ it
all together.
100% nylon
lining. Fabric:
100% Nylon.
Colora: Icy White,
Navy. Gold
Nugget, AvKado
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September 26, 1968
THE POINTER
St. Norbert Edges Pointers
Pointer ·Rally Falls
In Second Half
6-0iud. Thebi&pinerwasaS2
yn_r run by fuUback Lany
KrauK to the Pointer•. K1111SC:
nn t he rcmaini1111 fowyanhto
COPlCbac k in l l'ltli:CORIII'IIlfto
paydirtonthcnutplay. Ste~
La~t
Wilmet kicked t he point and it
was 7..() with 6: 241dt ln the
first period.
ukc a 27-l l •ictory
Saturdii)" PillllatllePcrc,
The win '"'as the so:cond
strai&ht of t hc5e.t$0n fo rthc
Grrcn Kni&hu ...·hilethe Pointus
ha•·e yet to wi;l ln tlu<"C' starts.
Botll the Pointns and Knil,hu
" "<'!<'rated h;,.hl)' in prc~uon
polli ,
halr~~,s~~~~r ~~~,1;~~~c,r~!
touchdo11onstKhind urlyintl'lf
~\'Omlquarlcr. Thctnllllookcd
much impro•~d in the second
half but a dcfcnsi•-e lapR ;a~T
St . 1'-'orbnt iuonl)'touchdown
of tile second half and that
IUrncdouttotK tl'lf cllnchcr.
The
Po intcn
took
the
<JpcninJ kkkoff anddro•-.:tothc
Knighh' J8 bcfQI'c tKinl
On &Koonddownpl.ayatthc
St. Norbert 28, Main lofted 1
hllh P'IU to h.\s fuorite tusct ,
so phomore end Cla ren"e
WkchoWJ.ki.
WJechowskJ WISCOYetcd,bul
McFaulsplittheuprl&httand
the Pointen only t rliled 2 1-14,
with1lill 11 :4 1 1tfttoplay.
T he · Pointen couldn't
eapitalizc on a Pete Biolo
intereeption tnd hid to punt.
With the b&ll I I midfield, 1
u he hlt " the IJOUnd. Pat
McFaW's conversion wu perfect
the Pointer 2S and Wilmet h.lt
him with • pQI.
Sl. Norbert later drove from
thtlr own 47 to the Pointu 10
before OennisCu"in reeoW"Crtd
aGrcenKni&hts'fumbk.
Two plays later, however,
Pointer q1.1arterba"k Bob Main
threw 1 wobbly pau under
heavy prmure and ddcns.ivc
back Jim Buver lnt11ceptedin
the IS and sampend aU the
way for alol.lchdown. Joe Krctt
converted and St. No rbert ltd,
14..0 with I J: 16 left in ~he half.
with 48
After the intermission, the
Pointen aotancarlybrealr.whcn
Steu Johnson r«<vcred •
~7~m.f:tcfup~~~e~t Jr":vc"~o~~~~s;
el&ht on a fincronbyJohrl·
Freiman.
J1111 u it appeared the
Pointen were about to "score,
d.isuter struck. Main rolkd out
and fued a hud ' pus in the
endzone. It botlr!ced off I
Pointer rcceiver's hands and was
intercepted by Torn Sehocn.
Extends
_Its Hours
Early in the fourth period,
the liP to K~n points.
From the Kni&hll' 24, Main
27·21 with SS SC'OOndl ldt. The
~the~ 0iQ~;:~ S~!.c :~~~~::! . b1U on the five and dn.q:ed two
T ht lib rur'j after·llo1.115
study room "ill o~n ag~in
Monday. Stpt
30. thtOI.IJh
Th1.1rild~)" from IO:JO to I p.m..
Dr. Fr t dtli c h Krcmpk.
dinc to r of ll"lf Le unina
Rnourcts Center. :uid the
aftt r·hoursprorram,.·orked•·ery
well and "a' ,.·idely IIKd lu t
ynr.
The room ,..,ll bta•·ail~ble for
Ulld)" purrosu
only. Dr.
Kretnplt indtcatd t h.u d11e to
pre.S(nt sufrlimitationsit,.OI.IId
be Impossible for the Slacks.
rtKI'"t a nd &cncr~l c11cubtion
arus to rcmaino~n.
Thtw hours ,..ill not be in
errcct on t vcniiiJS pntttlinaa
holiday.
Vets Club Gets
Good Response
Th e fir s t seme ste r
oraani.r.ational meetina of t he
Vus Cl11b '""as hdd last
Th11 rsday , Sept . 19. The
enthus iastic rupon ac wu
be~ondcx~ctation.
Pointer Spotlight
Cro•• lna the lin e to
deftnsc, 190 lb. end Jim Noutad
from Cambrldae WIJ. wu uktd
to QOrnment o nthePoinlc!pUS
rush. Noutad rcpl1dthllwhlle
the rush wu developlna ,.·dl
apinl l the d1op ba"k iJ'ISiina
game the roll-out was h11rtina
tile l'ointen. With work o n
defen s ive pur1111t Notsud
remains QOnfid~nt that t he line
will be ready for La CroiK
Saturday.
h~lf.
T he Pointer offense finally
gotllnltackcd with two minutes
left In th~ half and drove 80
to~re. Maincomplutd
Workshop
Scheduled
Sunday
Novy Blve
S.M·l ·Xl
S6.95
THE SPORT
SHOP
Rough Knight!
8N SP
FlntDownl ..- ···- - · 1111
Net Yuda Rwrhln. -.211 9e
Net Y&fd8 Paulnl __.110 171
Total Net Yanla -·--....381 211
p.__a ··--·-..- -7-14 H·31
lnteree-pted By - - - 2
1
FUmbled t.o.t - -..-- t
2
Punt.a - - - - - - -.3·35 ?-3!1
hnt.illN --·-··~~·~ 3·25
. 1 2 S 4 T.
SL Norbert --··7 14 0 8-27
StevcnJPolnt _,.0 1 0 H-21
8L NOI'bft1. - Kral.I.M, 4, run.
(Wilmet, kl"k.)
St. Norbert - Ba.ver, 15, return
of tnlercepted pua. (Kretz,
klck.t
St. Norbert • Kale-r, 0, lUll.
IKI""CU, klck.l
Sli!Ve,.. Potnt-Wlechowlki,2S,
pua: from Main. (McFaul, kick)
Stove,..Po\nt-WLechowlltL,2t
pu11 trorn •Mt.in (,_fcFalll, kick)
The Indians ha've 23
lettermen bade from lu t yc~r"s
lql.lldthatposteda4-4·1overall
mark and 4-3-1 In 'onfcrence
play. In last year'• oontat
bctwccnStevensl'ointlndl.a
Croae, the Indians rallit<l for a
last . min1.1tc to11chdown and
ulwqeda 14- l •tie,a tie which
evcnt1.1al1y cost the Pointen a
l hare of the WS UC
"h•mpionship.
The La Crosse offense Is led
by the pass.ina "ombination of
q11arterback Rocl:y Fatnch.l "tnd
end Dewey Stendahl.
AU-conference linebacker Dan
Meinerthcadsthedefcnac.
lnaction wfarth.ls ycar,La
Crosse has lost decisively to St.
J ohn's o f Minn ewta and
<nhkosll, b11t last weekend beat
a hi&hlY rqarded Platteville
lqUid , l4-6.
SL Norbert - Kn.11-e. 60, paaa
from Wilmet. (kick failed.)
Pep Assembly
Will Be
Held Today
The Pomterl Jlmost brTiml.axh
found the Wlllnlfl& combination last
Sat11rday but 1 mtJCup rn the defenSIVe bacUkld whtch p vc St
Norbert i~sonly 5"Qreof the K«Jnd hal( proved to be the difference.
I'm sure most of the fans fi,ure that this iJ aoing to be one..of·
those yean wit h the firstthrccpmcsinthebookltslos.scs,but l m
not q1.1it~ re1dy to «lllnl 0111 the Pointers. Remember-only one of
tho5C lo~st~wuintheoonfetcn(eand allthreeprncswereonthe
Both the players and theco.~chnknow the team is~uch better
than they have showed thus far. I'm eonfident thatthuSJturday
niaht the team willao out and sho w the horne fans what they are
u pable ofwithawinover LaCrossc.
The Pointer defense wlll have to find a way to stop end sweeps
and rollo1111 because La Crosse hu one of t he"onfcrcnce'sbetter
seramblina;ql.lartcrbacks inRock~ l'alnchi.
To dncribe the l'ukcrs' lacina at t he lland of the Vilcinas last
Sunday to shcll·shocked fans maybcsimplydonewithanold Vince
l omba1di adaae: ''90 pu "cnl of this pme is mental-whoever
wants to win the most on any aiv~n day iJ us11ally the winner.'' The
'"Horde Fro m The-North" cerUinly Wltnted this pme and they went
Ol.ltandtookcontrol.
The Packers will rutve to gctafewbeu crtn.inen bynutSunday
if~he Detroit Lions arc to be tamed.
The Wisconsin Uadaen can now '"!e l.u" at home fo r a month and
lick their " -ounds before venturin& Ollt into the cold cruel world
apin. (lt"sanothermonthbcfore the~~tro.Jdg.tme.) l 'rn afraid the
world may be cold cnouah ri&ht in Camp Randall Stadium, with
such foes as Yo'u hin&to n, Mlchipn Sute and Utah State o n the home
I wo uld like to be in Denny McLain's shou nut ""inter when he
starts talking conttllctterms with Detroit. An):o ne who can win over
JO pmn inaSC'uon tpinst thecaliber of ba Uplayers lnthcmajors
the5C daysmay justbe inforabit of araisc.
The crystal ball for this Saturday's football act ion reflects the
followlna;informJtionlfteramiSC'rablcJfor4iltowlna last ,.·eck:
Stevens Point 28, LaCroue20.
G!ccn 8ay30, Detroil24.
Washinaton27, WUconsin 17.
WUmot34, Elkhornl3.
TheElksarcpetfr"t wfar t his yc.:~!-3&amcs,J iosscs.
~il!.
: 'l:l,
~
U nivcllit y C hristi a n
movement is sponwrin& a UCM
wor ks hop with the theme
" Be"ausc A.LI Men arc Brothers'"
onSundty,Sept. 29,at7:30
p.m. inthcNewman chapel.
All 111.1dcnts and faculty are
invidcdtopat1kl~tc.
Activity Cards
Are Available
ALSO-
For Spouses
out of tha
ordinory
Full· ti mc students may
purchase activity tkkeu for
their spousuat SS. They can be
JMOpJa
pwch~ ltthe Cashier's ofrrce.
duarva .
DENNIS R.
KUSKE
w.s.u.
The WSU·Stcvens Point
football team will entertain the
La Croue Indians In tllrir ri!St
home pmc o f the season thls
' Sat11rday 11 Goerke Field at
7: 30p.m.
:=c:'!!~!ili.\~~~~~j
By DAVE BURTON
A p proximatel y SO new
membc1s were introd11ced. The . - - ------,
firstclllbJiflrty"·iUbehcld thll
Sat1.1ro.lay at 12 noon u h ·ei"SOI\
Park.
All intueued members
sho11ld conuct the Nebbish
Propottt
1
bolldforfurtherdctails.
Freohmon
Windbreakers
~~.nd~~~~=~j.,'hkl~kdl~~~:it~
~~~~:~ih?n~ni:~==e~ ;[~EL~~:;.:eoenn~!~ ~
Another Pointer mistake
MOments later ~pin provtd
costly.
yuds
th~~~~;I:.~ p~n~~
theK:::n!':,
ddender wu I S ytrds away.
KtclJ.'s k.i"k failed b11t St.
Norbert tad a life 27-14
;t;;~taae with only S:02 to
After middle auard Pat Fee
rceovercd I Knillm' f11mblcat
the Pointer lS, the Pointcn put
toacthcra6Syarddrivcfortheif
Hna.l100re.
After Main lnllck for a fint
down at !he Kn\ahts' 19, he
qain teamed with Wied10wskl
::w:. 1~j~dt!.J:~1{ :::.:~"::.~
Main'san empted pitchoutto
st opped and Mike Breaker KarlKolodzikwuwildand Diclc
puntC'd into thr end~one.
Makowski r«<vcred for St.
The Kni&hts p1.1t tOBtther ~n NorbertontheStcvcnsPoint 22.
KrctzKored
two playslaterona
80yud dri•-ein 8 p1Jys toguba
fh-e y:ud run and k.ickt<l the
point to increase' the lead to
21..() with still 11 : 20 lcft in the
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The Cr«n t.:nighu of St.
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fivep~sonthedrive.
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