io Pages, No. 10
Senate Reaches Impasse
With Board of Regents
ByJimHofu
~ !udc nt
support" in
~~ttinlt
an
~nc reascinlhispr oposc:dbudg t .
•·we are at a commu nie~ lions
impaae with t he Board of
Rcacnla. Do you want to reo~n
commu ni n ti onl with the
RcJentsordon'l you?"
Wally Thiel, jynior Knator,
upruKd this Kntiment dW"in&
the Nov. 1 Student ~nate
meet ina.
The \ues't ~nne meetina
en tered on " disc:llllion o f the
followinatopics: t he failure of
the Rcp:ntstompand!oSS-2 ;
illrcitimatc use of Sma t~'s name
ont hrcerr10lutions.
Se n ale Pruidenl Paul
SchilUna h.u formed an ad hac
com minee to 'colllide r f111ther
actianconcerninathc ban of
SDS fronr this campus and
resolutianll6 l aenually.
The tho~~&hl was uprcucd
that the ~nue could request
exp lanation of the Baa1d's
resolution nthcr tluln dem~~nd
t he in f01m11ion as was done
pre~iously.
ElECTION WATCH ' 68 wos spon~o red by the Un iversl·
ly Activi lies Boord oro election nigh t. Nov. 5 . Shown
Sculpture
Displayed
In .Lounge
here are the toll ies for the presid ent iol. gubernatoria l
and sena torial roces (Pho ro by Denn is Bush)
Eight Seniors Again Selected
.' For Students Who's Who
inrcspanse toth eidu t hata
co mmunication im~sse ha.s
been formed. senior SCTrator
~!~der ~f~}~~u~:\T~~· cV:::
may be acted upon In two
wuks.
Prct.idcntSchillin&spaketo
the Senate con~rnina the
dnJtic cut in the WSU rystem
budact for New and Improved
~rviecs.
I-nclu ded in New and
Improved ~!Viet'S ' are faculty
sa lary incru.sc:s, fellowships,
hu l th services, l ibrary
imp r ovements. academic
rc:.carch, summe r ri!Ki rch and
in t nmunl$.
The nine WSU 1ne~denu
rc:qu~lted S40 million for the
newandlmp rowcdbudgct.
The BoardofRcaents eutthe
request to Si 2.S million. But.
t h e stile Coo rd ina tin &
Commi tt ee on ll iaher
Education , which is one step
above the Re ~ nll .cho ppedthc
f"~&~~re t o$S million.
IA.ccordll\j to Schillin1 the
Re~nll do not appreciate this
latest cut. The budact must yet
be ubmilled to Gove rnor
Knowl es and til e St1te
Le&isJature.
The Senate prr::sidcllt said of
the Reaents, "Th~y cxprcsud
the opinion ~ hat they wou ld lik~
con~~!~t~~ 1oufet1ni~!d Co~~:;;
which may K nd st udents to
llrarinp on the budse t to"'-'
held in Madison later this year.
One ~nator raised t hcpoin t
t hatthc~nat c hadbe cn named
u c~pan:10r o f an activity
wll.icllin bet wunot ) pan!iOrctl
by the Senne .
Same tellll ton cx prc~ d a
desire' lo- be: informed should an
o r.s aniutio n desire Senate
Next Week
The Princess And The Frog
Will Appear In Coffeehouse
The UAB co ffeehouse
"entertainment baa"". wh ic h ha.s
brought Don Crawford and The
Suons and Co mpany to
campus, will pttK nt Tile
Princeu and The Froa ni&lltl yin
t he C ridironat7 :30p.m. and 9
p.m. Nov. l 8·23.
J im Phillips, tiM: fr01 of th e
voercopen."
Funds For Charity .
This is •n annual event
s ponsored by tile Ktvk:e
fraternity 1nd t hisyear therc arc
IS entrie.sfr ont which to choose
thc~~&lic:st man.
Votl na on the men is bcinJ
hdd in th e DcBot , Allen and
Uniweulty Cen ten throua.h
tomonow. A voteisJive nt othe
~~~~:~_nt Ttfeoroone-:!.'r.nt pc!t~t
the ma&t money 1$ considered
the Winner. Studenll may ¥Ole
uofte n 1sthcy like.
Mlt~l l~~O tt;OTU~~ ro~l=
Co unty Uni ted Fwrd. The
winner wu Jeff Pierce o f the
Siuefia who colleded Sl40.98.
It wu t he second consecuti¥e
duo, sriowctl mu sical tak nt at
the aae of nine when he started
playina tllt l i\Jmpet.
AI fifl«n he decided IIII I 1
ukelelc wou ld help diversify hb
mu~cal in tuuu. but purchUC'd
1 &u il ar with th~ money he had
allo ttedfortheuh.
f~~:~c~:::~:~:~~~~~~~~.:n o}h:
ThcPrinc~ D«hu s unaa ll
Ugly Man On Campus
Contest Ends Fridoy
Alphi; Phi Omcp is •Jai n
spon1orina tile ca mpus-wide
U... y Man on Clmpula)nl cs tto
collect tn oney for the Po n qe
Co unt y United Fund .
cnd O$ mlnl .
!'resident Scllilli JII s tat~d lie
would " lind out tomorrow (l' ri.
Nov. 8) wllo used o ur name."
Th is cndorsc:rnc nt was used
appue ntl y wi tllout Senate
tu t ho rit.a tton .
Tw o ne w scm ton .,.·ere
sra tcdon thcS t uden tScnatc.
Paul Braun and Mike Durkin
wi ll bo th rep re se nt
l ntcr.Fratcrn ity Co uncil. Bnun
r ~pi11Ccs Jo hn Phili pehud< wllo
hurulaned.
year that orpniution had won
t hecontestandlfthcywinit
apin this year. they will be
award ed a plaq ue.
UMOC week will be climaxed
on Sunday afternoon wlt ll 1
dance 11 the Pour !bus. The ~
will be a free band and beer will
ben:ducedbc: t wccnthehaunof
4 p.m. and 8 p.m. The winnina
candid~te will be annou n-ced at
the dance.
ofller Ufe, but full directed her
~i~ to t he public durinJ her
ll13h school education while
sln1ina with a rock "n roll band.
ll er woke, 1d1ptinJ to the
mood of her sonas. lias t he
delicaciu o f 1 J CN~ n ic Mitche ll ,
t hecc:arseneliloft BuffteSt.
Ma ricorthc soft ncssof aNancy
Wilson.
~e hujustnccntlylu rned
top lay"hlir"b uthcrtecllnique docs nbtlackprofcuiona lisrn.
em!~!~ isKc~~~~~:: !~wehnu~!:
the pr~nlation of all t heir
rnateri.l l wlle th er of their own
oompo.~ tlon 01 anothe r writers.
Tile y havc C:,iifided tllalthey
a rc 1rratly inn ur na:d by " K at~
Smith,"""goodold A.unt Myrtle"
~nd "'Mom's Jrc:a t bean 1al1d."
Point Blank
:~~
II~
Whylsthechlmneyll thehntinJplantlohlith1
Tile chimney Jl the nc.,.· hcatin J plant is 175 fee t tall. Tilt
pU I"JI"OR for the u t rcmc hei&llt is to crc u e an adcqu~te amount of
dnft ; thetallcrthechinrney.thcyutrrthcdraft. Richard Moyer ,
director of Buildinp and Grounds,itatcd that with a coa l burnina
pilnt such as ours a substan tial o.lraft isrcqui rerJ to draw up the
amount o f smoke crcatcdbythcbu rn inaof ooal. lfthcplant .,.-,,ps
powe red,ashortrr cllim ncy ...·o uld havebcenux d .
ldentical he uinJplants ' andchimneysllavc!xcnbuiltatthc
uniwer'! tles In Whitrwatu. Oshkosh. Platiewi\le and River Falb. The
:~!"':~ 1at 1 ::i::•t;;~~~rJ s::ci::~!~~::ct~n:';n~t :~e~::;,~o~~·
suJToundina cou ntr yside and many othe r fut on determ ine the
ne~ary heiaht of a chim ney. A few Yurs 110 Madison h3d the
umc prohlrm and hadtocx tend thei r chimney7S fcr t.
Don 1 11ullcnt ha~e to talr.c hU lut I S o:redi11 11 Stnms Polnt In
order toanduat~ fro m Stu~ns Point t D.V.M.
No. On PII!C SO of tile univeu:i ty nlllo&. it •nt n : 21 or I he Ju t
JO crcditsrarnedJowarrJ ad•·ar~t must be-ea rned in residence at "lllis
university . The Olhc r nine crcditli rrn~r be taken at othcrsehoollor
ex tensions, but only .,.·ith prior lii'PTOVa l of nc h a)urK by the
J
l tude nt'sdiwisiondircctorordean .
How many blue books arc: ..wd dur lnathc sehool yur1
!
Acc:ordina 10 .llle Ctntnl Sl orc . for a onc: year period (Sept
1967 to ~pt .• 1968), they purchned • total of 10,591 blue boob~
38,822 werc eia.ht-pa.,e blue bool s an d l i ,71S wtrc: twel¥c-pqe
J
bl ue books.
Wb.et la!Mmo nel.lry tllue o ft bia u.;;wcnity?
.
J
As of !hili moment the Uni'ICrsi ty l is estimated tol be wortb
sH.opo,ooo.oo.
·
Whelan tile belt ~rl't nwuurcme.nll on campldl
The Uatistio arc as ye l undetcfminc:rJ. llo ...·e\'ft: the two editora
to
o f th.JJ c:alu mn have ukc n ilupan thcmsc:lvcs to conduc:t 1
penon sutvcy to obtain !he informa tio n. Unfortu111tely , u.nnoklabJ. l
teclurlcal diff~~::ulties hneariscn , delayinatlleruulbortbesurvey.
pcnoa
No'l'trnber 14, 1968
I
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"T~e
THE POINTER
price of hating other huma11 beir~g• i• lovi11g one&elj le... "
--Reactions--
·-Eldridge Cleaver
Favorable
THE PbDIUM
By Mike Domtno•lld
1aJ£.ol WSU-S7
Few people are nwnre that the fa te of Wisconsin StBte
Uni\·ersily-Ste\'Cns Point is now reatinJ in a ao-cailcd
miu ion report currently pending before lhe Board of
Resents.
The mission report , one of nine drawn up for each of
t he stnte universities defim.'!l t he graduate program d&vclopmcntin etlch of thc siA teschools.
Any o f us as typical struggling underclassmen may
wonder why we s.hould become concerned over graduate
program dC\'elOJ1mcnt. Few of us now would consider
going to grndtmtc school here.
But that is not the point.
A s tron,:: grAduate progrnm directly 11.ftects t he quality
of the teachers and the fncilities tis a n ins titution, A do\.'clopment of 3 grnduntc program would correspondingly
upgmdc the qunlity of the undergrnduate edtK'atio n.
But StC\·cns Point will not be allowed to d e•:elop mu·
ters progrnms in the broad nreM of liberal a rts. Only
sp«ific mns ters programs soch as in Spe«h Pathology a nd
Audiology have been npproved.
M1uters in such ore:~s as English, history a nd biology
b O\'C not been appro\·ed.
.
1be regenrs pl:~n is to nllo w Oshko:<h and Enu Clnire
to develop in to majo r unh·ersities offering brooi:l masters
progrnms.
The o the r SC\'en !lCh ools includin g StC\·ens Point will
be made into g lorified "tr:~de" !lChools, each offe ring specific s ubjects.
We d o not feel this role o f :1 minor university is 00.
fitting wha t we now ha\'C in Ste\·cns Point.
Therefore. "'' e urge our faculty to continue t h eir ef.
forts to h twe the Bo.lrd o f R egents reconside r the mission
plan.
And, we u rge the R egents to take the ad\·ice o f one o'f
their own members• .Ma ry Williams o f Ste\·ens Point, and
reronsid e r the mission plan. S h e also urged the R egents
to c:tll in an oulside committee to· re-evaluate the m ission
reports..
Our future is at stake.
TM EditoriDJ BOCTd
mtfte Op"". _
Jt't Ou.t
?lou; it i4
"Jih£e
Act
tiJ
"Wha t are you going to d o ncst?'' has been th e most
p rominent question asked o f the nine of u.s involved in
putting o ut last week's The P a rty's Over edition of The
Pointer.
Ge tting the facts do wn on paper a n d out in the open
was o ur primary purpose in writing the a rticles that appc:u'ed last M!tk. We hoped in t hia way to alert m ore
s tudents to whnt is h1111penin1 to our university.
But wo n ow feel a duty to cany through and acL
In the near future The Pointer will feature our proposals
for doing something con c rete to perhape help WSU..SP.
Meanwhile we h ope s tudonta and fac ulty will con tinue
to di!lCusa our 11rticles and auagest to any o1 w act.i001
you l~l might help.
G ene
Faculty
Committees
By BW McMillen
It wu obvious at lui week's
fac:ulty mcetln&lhat none of the
faculty rdorm1 I wuc:st~d in
The Party's ~~ edition of The
Pointerwcrcearriedout.
llo wever, It took God sewn
days loant~thcwotld andonc
shouldn't expect the· faculty to
reorpni:teinoneday.
Bul certain liC\IItY members
..·crcqlliektopointoul al»llple
oferronin my article.
Firll of all Vice-President for
S111dent AfbinWiUilmStielslr.l
is not chainnan of the powcrf11l
Student Affairl Council. The
faa~lty constitution docs J,ivc
him mcn•brrship o n the Council
b utstiplllatesthathcisnotto
'cchairman.
"· -- - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - -- - '
Faculty
Creates Our
Mediocrity
O.:arEditot,
My kiter is t ..·o-fold: fits! in
111ppor1 of "This Mas.q11cndc"
which appcaR'd in l;ast " nk'1
l'o lnl e r. and secondly in
rt$ponsc to Prclidcnt Dreyfus'
statement " It is !he dut y of
s t11dc nls to eh:lll~nP' tiM:
administration.··
lwasvcrypkudtosce tMt
somrone ebe has IM:en mo•·cd In
th~ .sa.me direction .s I havt:,
n1mdy, in resistence 10 tM
cont:aaiouspi3Jut'oiiiiC'diocrity.
O.x n«d nOIIM:anurwrton
ed11cational mechanics to sense
this mena« on 0 11r o;amp11s. As
In mou riu uenthercisnoonc
C'liiiK b11t rather 1 complex of
·•contribulors." llowever .. it is
quile obrious thutor!M'of lhne
"contributors" play a mud1
p .1.terrok 1han otbcnJind do
i ndce~
prndu c~
ncondary
"contnbutors."
dep~~~~nF. 0/ 1 ~f:~~e. d~~~~
tredil for what they ha"' donr
~ithro•~~~ fl~ut'k:t fi,~~~:
whkh Cln promote bot h lnt~rest
and IM:Uerundentandintin thb
~~~~~:~!~~J.~u~1 :hk\y~
Kemmenter
Paul Schillin1
Mike DominowtTti
Paul Ja.nty
Bill McMillen
FrtdGinocchi.o
Scott
srJume
L4uJW tptherbiU)'
Will...,. t~tw• an
MI«~U~tl
student hlllth ..-rice blfo.-. ....,. get
estedlurn1
The Pointer
Wisconsin
Stote
University
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e011..
Editor--Mike Kroenke, 112:11 o,u._,. A-., S4f4t01
Edi~Paul
~:=tyd=~l~t=lf~; ~~
The ~ority of o11rrcaders
~eem to han miac:d the point of lludent affain.
1111 weck'Jis:JIIe. Ructions have
Ac:cord lnl to a newly
been dill\llllnl&lyfavonbk--an
cnth11dastic "IOCk·it-to-'em" or publbh c d Stlldtnl Senate
directory, there .Is OtiC U11dent
'1:lck-thcm·QIIIn" attltlldc.
on the Leanunt Re.ao11rce.
The Idea wu not to merely oommittce, twost11dtnts on the
s!amOIIttormenton a iJOQdor.,· Curri~l11m eommUtce and two
It wur1thcr to JUte our c , student vao;ancicS9f11heUonorJ
11/ o 11r JJinanccs 1nd mUe ur c:omrnittce.
feell n41 known. lnfor mati¥c
llowcver,alloflh~s~udenll
protnt yo11mil.htiiY.
bythellc:ultyc:onstltlliiOnttc
The 11111: we face b perhaps nonvotlna:.
best •ummed up by the coed
who uid it ~• the rtnt time $he
hadcvcrthoqhtofquestionina
her eurriellliiJfl, or cv~n benet
by liM: YOIInJ miJ\Wbo i CC:OIIed
By Genoe Kcrnmtltr
;:~-:;: t':!~'YS:~~~r"~~n~ Faculty r~1ction to 1:»1
people?"
A "11litrJJ.t" UwU4iil( J"
tfte
chairman of the tpe~h
deparlmenl.
My xcond cnor wu not
menlionlna: 1t11dents who uc on
~t.
~:n
~rtJiln(
Capy Dll~· U.Uitli>wy, .ue Sduneecltto H.all, l:xt.Pboto llcllt«-Bob H~ U 41 WMhlri&'LOn 6t., U4-SUT .
the Nov. ,7 foculty meeting.' Sixty foculty 1111mblta
ond l•n odmlnlstrotort out o( ever four hvndr.d 1how.
ld up d"plf• dlscvuion oo the Important groduot.
focvlly develop1111nt progrom.
Phoro.
jMib
·
oOm!~ld
week'l "The Pat1Y'I Over"
edition o f The Polnlcr, has bc:~n
111~~Yo!'Th'!rb~iy ·mornin~
f o und many professors
exhon int their studcnll to read
The Polnler studiously bc:CIIIie:
theyW~~kl lcatnJOmethintfrOm
il. Ot her proleaon rtmukcd
that lt wuabollltimcwmclhln,
wudoi'ICOn the: matter.
Tuehcrs aveed oo one thinE,
"Thc Poinlu · shollld be doinE
repot11nl like that to keep the
studenl body informed of the
iss~.t t h e sUttment !lui
toppcdthcinlll,thconelhat
m1de sun nrcmben feel tMy
were achlevinJ; t heir p11rpou,
c a rn e wh e n a p rofeuor
tn no11n ced. l n . hh ~lau ,
"somcthinjlikethis(referrmEIU
The Poinler ) makes me wan! to
eons.idcr rcmainin, IM:rc instead
of soin& someplace else to
Ieath."
Here· to Study
Dca.;~di~~. 1 fuue of The
Pointer h111n atticlc by Fred
Ginoc:thio about !he Board of
~.~::~~~;;:~.~.
same onu "·ho
Please don't misundentand
me bcc1u1t I don'! like
Rr~:::e::'t~~~:~~: ::~.j ~!~~lo:t'~:~t·!ll~::~~~~ t/jJ!
~~c:rn,~~·m::ur:~".~p
,..:
• mi&.ht p0$Sibly know a lit!~
beUcrtluon we "udents what IS
best for the Wisconsin Shte
Univcnitysyslem.
Maybe !he Resents don't
want to ~~ee the slate university
camp1111CS tur.xd into boisterious
bedlam ILJCh IS the Unlvenity of
Wisconlin experiences.
I'd hate to think of this
system if il ..-ere run by the:
·studenu. One ..·cck we resd
'lboul b c.k o f interest and
support of Student Senate, and
tiM: nul week we read that
Sludent Scnalc sho111d be hurd
more and aovern ill
rJ~nE ~~~~~~d~:Ef~~ fr:~·
u thority , Jrutcad of conJ11ntty
rcbukinJ t hem. The RtJCnts
miiJI decide whether it Wllnt1
eq11a.lityfor aU •nd aeeeptinalhc
eomcquenccs. or IM:in& 1 little
particular and possibly haw 1
s mo ot h er runnina system-a
syslcm desiJIIed to educate in
! he clu!.rooms not in the streets.
My way o f lookln& at it
is- Like she mOIIJC in¥itins thf
'i:at in. Why invite tretibk? .
ff yo11'rc k>Otr.na for a &Ood
time··W hi e h i n volvu
dc n>Onstrationi r.hat disrupt -so
to Madison. I 'm here to "udy!
Richard B. Jensen
.....
Novwnt.r 14, 1968
Bloodmobile Drive·
Winners Announced
IF YOU ASK ME
Compikd by Mike Doml.noWik.l
(\
Do you f«l lhat tbrr~ U 1 nud for 111 athletic atldiwnl Shollld
.
WSU·Stn e... Polnt bllild oneuthll tlrnt1
Delta Si&ma Phi, Theta Phi
Alpha, Sleinrr Hall and Uyrr
Hall llave won the romp~tition
bloodmobile.
Pw:enuces an: u follow•:
O..l!J Sip , 41.4; Thet a Phi
:irw~he b';nd~n!:/~~~bll~m::!~ ::J''(;~~·.4 :1~~S~6~~~~~~~~
' . .. need lor a stadium . . . '
blood in their own partitular
division.
Alrha Phi, 19.6; Sia Pi, 18.9;
DZ, 18.1; Alpha Sip, 18:
co~~t:ti~ir;:~ ~h~o~:n tt~: ~/::.~~· l l ; Si& Tau.?; and Phi
fraternitiltl
Robtrt lhrtbtrs. 19. freshman , from
adminimation. 2 18 SttliiC'r Hall.
~brineue. m~rin&
women's hall JI\aquc.
The quota of 300 r ints was
surpassed with 38S r intstahn •
llmostlwo-t hirdsofwhkh~amr
Yu. I think there's a definite n«d for a sudi1,1m we can call tbr
l'ointN '$ Home. Ow present fk ld , whik btin11 used by o then in the
art,I , (>C'rhapssuffcrsin upkrcp throush this usc. WSUncedsafield
oftl5o.,.·n andone it canbt prou<Jof.
l'.'htthn or not .,..r shoul<J build 1 stadiu~n 11 this time deptnds
larcrly onourprovnt financ~lcapabilities. lht suucstionofhavina
the money come from the student aeti.,id es fees miaht be justly
or poscd by stude fl.ls. who .,..ill be &n<Juatins in the nut few years.
~~<Ji~r::.':~~ .,.·ouldn' t have much of an oppotlunity to sec the
No.rthwestern,UW
' . . . might as well build it now .
Kuen Hilaendorf. 19. 10phomore, from Gnflon,
math. 444 Ro~thHall.
m~orin&
in
WSU cst•blilhcd wins over
Northwestern Uninnity and
Calvin Colleac while losin& a
c!Otc dcb~tc to No tthcmlllinuis
University by only one point.
Other losses were to Michip n
State, Univ. of Ill. • Chicaaa
Circle, 1nd E.stem Illinois
University.
Stevens Point wu · the only
I dcfmitdy (rei that there ii a nud for an athktic stadium. We
are 1 vowin& university and I think ...-can: lar&renoua,htosponsor
our o.,.-n footba!J fitld nthcr than usin& a hi&h sehool f11:W. Out
football team 1h011ld have their own f~~:ld. Goerke Field wiU be too
~~o~~~:u~n~1e~et"'S~th~o~!
Db t
·
compttin& in tbr tournament
included Dut mouth , West Point
and ' the University of Nebtnka
TwcntY·five Khools were
n:pruented there inthldinathc
Univ. o f North Dakota . Wayne
$(ate University and Loyola
Uni.,. of Ch.io;:a&o.
Point Debaters pasted 1 J.J
record . They defeated !elm$
hom th~ University of
Wisconsin, St. Olaf Collqc and
.
onl Interpre ta tion: Cherie
C h o udor . Stnens Point ,
r he t orical aiti~isrn: Darlene
Gr ~efe,
Wausa,., impromptu ,
tftrr· d l nnrr sptakina: Lily
Kud si·Z ade h, SltYrns Po int
utemponneo ... s spnkin&.
Impromptu and ditc\IKion; Jim
F r ie ss , P ard e eville ,
u tt mpo ran cous spukin&.
imprompl,.and discussion; and
Iulie Carter, f.a,Jc River, ottl
interpn:tatlon andoratory.
Mbs Paut, pallicipated in
'The Idiot'
Will Be Topic
Of Discussion
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Mia Yow.c abo dltecttd last
lptin&'t "M~ Stevens Poin t"
papant,spoke onthe subjtct ol
rnodelina and eood v ooml111to
lt'lertl eampul ora.uuuUonaand
erod~c:ed anenl ~n
l or
d
6 .• • PI'OIIIml on
Mlu Tlmbnlab,
ocher
l p«chpalboiO&Y lnd audioklsf
::f:~ce"".!n 1ac:~tit~ r!
Look Down on The Campus
You Fly the Airplane
ru-ALOHO
::=~::rtr.«~~lll"'~~
- - - -- - of the Speecb and llearirw
Auoc ialio n' and Wu ley
FoUndation, and Aaodated
Women Students.
Semmelmann
Will Speak
About /Brazil l
Tht Geopapb.y Allociatlon
will spo asor Dr. FU ll&
Sommoh Daaa, profol
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b• " Tilo l•l•tioa&WP'
S•b•~tnc• Eco Domk:a to
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O:.!
yearJ, atl'ftd oa !be Unlftllity
Sddlllng
t o conta~t
Ro~rs, Ol9 ~11in.
Richard
This Fri<Jay cvcnina in Alkn
Cen tu, the Rni<Jence Hall
Council ,.·ill has! "An Evcni111
ofJuz" from1toll p.m.
En t er ta inmen t wi ll b e
provided by the Ron Konikoff
Quintel, a campus jnz combo
that lias been futured in tbr
UAB <::Offc< ho"'se ~ircuit and 11
~e':!:., ~umfc~!ureCV:l~tt!Ypc~~
jazz Jobe listened or danced to.
Cost fOT the four hours of
entertainment will be JS o;rnl$.
Free refreshments will be o n
hand.
1\farsh:i, how's
your John?
Ours smells
like
Raspberry jello
ESTAIUSHMENT
Jean..CJaude Killy talks shopChevrolet SportS Shop
,..
MI n
You na hu
wo n
rc:occniUon f01 ber ltaduia and
supportin&roksinek:vmplaya
ainct 1!166. Sben:c:eiYcd tbe best
supportin& act~ award from
I
uraed
JOE'S
f:: P~r.~h~n C:~~etltio!~~:i UTILE
DIINICING
nent aivcs•peclalrecocnltlon to
thoK who perform tho btu In
onnUcompctitlon.
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Ripon Colk&e whlk losins to
the Univenity ol Minn., Bowlin&
Green Sute Uninrsity and
Concordil CoUrse.
Drbuers a nd indivklua]"
ennts compc titorl.,.ill trn~l to
Bradley UniversilyatPcoria. lll.,
forJtoumamentNov.l2·2l.
S t u dc!n ts interested in
~luiOw oft~
W'll p rf' ,
Ht~~~rin& wociatlons.
S!:llillilla, tbe WSU student
tcnate president who pl1111 to
contlnuehiltdiiCation nu t yur
II law school, m-,lored In
political s.ckn~. He wu rice
jmsident ol the Political Sdtnce
A~lation, member of tht
camp1,1s community n:latiolll
commilleeand acti'te insludtnt
&o.-ern mrnt acti\llties three
The Artist In Residence
prOIJim, sponsored by the
Uninrsity Aeti\litiu Board, hu
b«npostponcdforaweek.
.
Whrn It d~s return . it wiU
futur~ a ftlrncrina on (ilm and
pllotoaraphy uart .
m•n~~:nt,
As lona u that money doesn't prevent improvin& the Health
(conlln~~~:d fromp. 1 1 )
24 Burro,.a,hs 2 6 , Baldwin
26 llanKn 14 PnySoms.ll
andWatson. l.l.
::I.Jr:::.~:~r~:i~~.:~~
Hall Council
bythevarsitydcbatetcamof
~~~ :::atca~d t::!~c:~~~.~~ 1 Will P r e s e n t
Frank
Speech
~~uar.b:~~o ~r:~:~h ~:~~ Jazz C o n c e r t
To ...
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!~.:::.r:::~~':-.::.~.!·~........,....,..,..."."""'""' ln Two Weekend Tourneys
fOf The Pointer, prnidenl o r
Delta Zeta and an d fillate of the
Ne w mu an d Sp«th ' and
Hall p(r«nllsesan: Hyer 20;
~ompttitivesp«chordeMtc art
W.S.U, debaters were active
in two tour11.1mcnt5 durin& the
lut ...·«:kend. Dun Zimmerman
and Cherie Choudoir tnvded to
Plll'duc Uninnlity wilh Din:eto:
or Forensica Rich11d Roarrs to
com pete In the Pu rdue
Invitation•! OebltcTo~.~tn~mcnt .
If t~fl monry_c;an. ~ ob.t:aincd without seriously handicaprin&
Ol!'tr n luablt uruvti'SityproJeciSand also be fairlothrstu<Jrnts,l
thmka~tsdl,.msho,.ld ~ built.at thhtir:ne.
Who's Who
on the Kcond day. This was
more blood than wu donatedat
1ny previous villi! ol thr
17 , at8 p.m. In the fie ldho<.rse.
Debate~s Defeat
in
41.4
~JP~:f~.::::h:~o:::dn:~: A r t i s t P r o g r a m
~~tfllr:~;~~!'~~·~~Fn~~~~l ls P o s t p o n e d
PAUL IEVEIE AND THE IAIDEIS a re
scheduled to oppe:or on Sundoy, Nov.
bu~inct.S
havilll
a l6.Spcrcentpartidpation.
In the soror ity dtvWon, the
Theta Phi Alrha's also had a
J6.S percrnt participation and
Yu, I do~~~] 1 n«d for 1 WSU.SP llhktlc 1\aliium I I thll tlme,
To aAUmc. that Goc.rk~ Fkld is or wtll continue to be an ulequate
facility for dty·wide utc is blindnc.u. The fundina of thC! projeet
from l!udcnt aeti'tily fetsshouldnot bctOahockiiiJ III C.nterprise.
After aU,whols&Qin,ctowetht s11dh1m1
·
As The Pointer lilted lut wuk, the atudenu of the future will
. actuaUy be payin& for the aladium. But,labo wbh to add that they
will be usi111 it. By ddayina action on 1 new 1tadium. we will be
incrusina the W$1 of the ino:ritabk. AJaln rdenin& to The Polnltr
editorial, there are many wo rthwhlk ptoarams other dum athletics
of Jntrrest m the student body. But to u et\lde eitbrr from the realm
. of atudent acJi'l'ity is like amp,.tatin&the brain from the body,
. present field s uffers in upkeep
by
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. ;,l".l~.~·.~.;.s,•t,l.e~2'_:, :,~'s·m';,',.,l ~
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edu::f!l~~~~~~·a~~~~~~nlor from Adtms, m~Jorin& In phyiiCII
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THE SHINDIG
OUt HIOMWAY S' NOITif Of MOAB
<Home of Big Name Entertainment)
TilE FENDERMEN
8 GUYS and· I GIRL
One Night Only
FRIDAY, N:OVEMBER 15
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November 14, 1968
fl
THE POINTER
WSU Honors
WEA Alumni
At Convention
Museum Of Natural History
Displays Unusual Specimens
,...
More thin SO URUSIIII came sneral honchoe bill of
mammal tpedrn cns llave been the ld nd found in Alii, a n
received by WSU - SteveNPoint e lephant t oot h. an tut tr
f (ll' display in iu new muill:wn of skeleton, various animal Uulls
a nd "some uniden tified
nat uralhbtory.
[)r , Charks Lo!IJ, a bloloJY specimens.
The WSU museum is on the
y;r;w.f;:~rte:e t~i~~c~t:! ..::cond noorofthoScie n« HaU
Na tional M\lll:uminWuhlnJ!on, and is open tothepublic:from8
D.C., and the Amulcan M IIICwn a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays. Dr.
of Nuun l History in New York LonJ is eun tor of mammab and
part of a staff "with the bc:st
City.
Skins of two 1110nkeya from qualifications o n diverse
the old and new wc.kls hue spec ia ll lrs in bloloay" in
noiioeable difreren ca u do Wisoonlin.
A na ttft of KanJU, he
kanproo nil of the dcart anu
o f 110uthwestcm United States nctiveda U hisformalcducation
and the spiny rat of trop iul there , butdidspecial rcxarchat
th e two muse um s which
SouthAmeri<:a.
Dr. Lon& ntes u a special provided the recen t Ji{u of
pril.ethe sk.lnofaflyin&lq uirTd specimens. He abo has collected
mammals in Muioo and western
o f Formosa.
From ·the American Museum Uni tedSlltet.
Steve n a Point Su ~c
Unive!$1 ty hon ored it ~ alumo 1
a tt end i nJ th e Wts_consin
Educa t io n All o"atron
conven t ion in Milw auk tt
Thursday, Nov .. 7, and 5enlru
president to 11veonc of 1111:
major addressu at the: annul]
conclave.
A reception nn from I P m.
to 6 p.m. in the mczu.nineof
the Ram ada lnn whcrepr esidcnt
LeeS. Dreyfus was the olfkul
hos&r . Dreyfus spa ke th at
evcnin J for the dele1ati on of
t uchen from all par ts of
Wisconsin on the future role of
educational· tckvision in thf
lta tc. li e inlroduecd to l h•
conve ntion the new u~cu1 1n
director of tile F..du catlonal
Comm uni ca tion s Board , l n
Franlc.s.
unv~t{.,11J' "a 1 ~c1!e Ji:~i~;io:iu~~
PII:ESIDENT LE E S. DREYFUS presents Myron Hoose
with o c;ertificote lor his 20 yeors of service os o lode.·
smith.
Faculty Hears Report locksmith Services
Of Regent Meeting About 35,000 lock~
The chairman of tM f" ult)'.
Miss Carol Marion, pvc a report
on the last R~nts' meetir~.~st
the r.cu.Jty meeti111 held last
Thursdaye~n.inJ .
A
plan to upande the
ctridencyof univenltyplanninJ
and development was presented
to the Education Comminee at
thcrntetin.J.
1
from two of the nation's !~ding mus·
eu ms in the East. He h ko!ding the skfn
of o flying squirre l. !Pharo by Jim Pier-
01. CHAUES lON G, wrolor of mom·
mali or rhe new WSU-Srevens Point
museum of natural history, views rhe
more rhoo SO specimens WSU reaived .
•~1
Recent Article
A
move to reprint and
dcltribute thcplantDfaeult y
members at the boa rd rMC tina
wupuscd at this paint.
199 (Spcctal Work)wurevised.
Tbc oourses pasacd with I
unani1110usv01e.
James Miucy of the Enllish
-~~:fic~:r~:~F:i~
mcuu ri n& the 1rowth of
Wilcons_in State Uninrsit)' - Stc·
locksrcqutrcllumamtenanee.
Another way he 1ne:asurn
is tht univnsi ty
loc km u t cr and has about
Js ;oo~ .o r the duiees t_
o
m11nt~rn .' " 28 stru~tures. This
week rs hiS 20th anruven:uy :u a
memben(not includinafaculty_).
There: ,.,·ere abotrt JS pe rsons rn
that status when he was hired
and now the re arc more tllan
n'j,~:~~t.
when he was
Le't
., ' "' '"'· : : Fore1gn
. Language Dep I.
'""~'·"
,.,~::,.,.;",~ ,,":::~
Psycho iO&illll)whichwil\involft
a chanae in t he major
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The Audio-LinJual Scientific
u!::
we;ru:;;.~C:~lhr:.:.:m:~~ ~"fU~5re:e':"n:.Z~~ "l:n'11
Tt>~y
.....n
th e
Advhory
~~~~t~"ruCo~'::~~= :~J•:t.'e
1
Stresses Hear'1ng and Talkmg
Depa/l ment
importance
s ll enu
of
the
of
llandardlzin&
.
achievemen t
~h!~id ~!:':'~YaU ~~:~~~:~}
fon:ian la!IJUI&CI.
tu~~n~A: aen!~u/:!~~'.'pa~~Ji~ fa~
·ff:,"~'~ib[~~'::. Kl~ue~jle~~~
To day . with the new "liriiuistk
s"c"iC n't i f jc 'a ud lo· l i nJ uli
H'~ferbe~ker
Attends
lnaugeration
Dr . Gordon l l'o~ferbc:ckcr .•i•t
president fo r:ieadcmlcaffai rsat
WSU - Stcvcnst'oin t. repr estnle~
til e innitution Frida)· ar
inau&unt io n cc:ren10ninln ~·e~
York for a former hcult)
colLca&uc.
Or. ll aferbc:cker mu(htd 111
the •cadcmic procession to
prtcc:dcl nstallation o fl)r.Kun
R. !kmcllcr as president of
Ba ys ide Campu s ol
Quccn s boro u &h Communll )
Colle1e.
The former prulok nrial
usis unt 1 1 Stevens Point "~!
honored " even ts btginnln~
Thursday andex tcndii!CthrQul b
SUnday. Dr. lbferbecknand hh
wife attend ed most of them.
OLLEGE MEN
PART TIME
49.94 ..,....,
for 20 hours of work
Write Box 5£;7
: l:• ~
" ~~e:nrb~~t{6~!2~~.7~~~oted Fo~iantheUn~!'e P~~r~;e;}j ';'":::':="'~'·:~l\l~"~::,.~":!ss~!"'m:'~:!nk~,l=:;;~:::•:..,:•:••:P:o;:"':·W
~nothn
faculty membe r
apecd, ur&ins thc: faculty to
conside r ameanso fdenlopinJ
some "st n:nath" to deal wit h tile
Board , since reuontd a,..uments
ntverseerntomakeitvtryfar.
Another membe r of the
fac:u llr n:muke d that individual
hculty ac l ion miJ ht be
danaerouJ, unlea aU the date
un lvcnltics wen: unified In
pruenti!IJ a petition to the
Board . The IUSJestlon ol
accomplishlni refonn throuah
tM AWSUF , whidi addn:ucs the
Board at eao;h mcetlns, was
ckemcd1110refno nble .
The ftn~L q ment o f the
mcctin& anvolved debate at
facull)' mee tlnp. Often tile
discu ssions bcoome ntedkuly
lenath ly and repetitious.
therefore, the" problem of how
t o limit discussion" without
pc rctn t o f tile class Jime s.1to11ld
be apcnt in 1ctive UK of tile
forelJn .laniu:~.&C . Vocabulary
and ~.nmrnar •bllity mull be
l cquircdthrouahllead y.dlily
pnctlcc, both written and oral.
Stude nt s must undentsnd whit
oomnru nka tiori
·
·
!~~~~ T~e,ai~~;'Je~~::S:: ~~d!'nt:~;inJ~es~~~1na,t~;.di~~
vest in tllcchairma n authoritrto
ap point l fi~ man comrnittn to
investlptc the problem and
andwritina.
Counc ·matcriab mustlndudc
a teacher's auidc, (Do'• and
~ ~n!' 1 ~h~ 1 ~'l:e!: ~i fe~~~1~~). 0 ~a~.11 d~~~Li n:i~~
business, the meetin&
formaUy adjourned.
waa
tutb ookl, s u pplementary
n:adinJ materials, and a battery
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ASPEN SKIWEAR
At htulo, Prh• hltf')' Doy of th. Yeorl
Jackets and Ski Pants
at
257 Dlvlalon Str.et
Aun1 From Notth Polnl Shopp{nt C.nltr
Profeulonolly Cl.an.d ond Pflu.d
TAXES, UGH!
SOCK {)' ,
1\lemo: Classified P ersonnel:
The next speaker will be Dt.
f.
~~:r.::~';;,ey~~s.rn:sidcnt
100 {Co&nitive Processes),
Soci o tou 174 (U r ban
SocioloJy),snd SocioloJY i l l
\~'
Immediate attlon was al1110st
ccrtlinto . bc fut ile,afae ully
member oorn mcnted. The battle
wouldbelons and 'dlff"tcult.
1\enry
~:~be~ty ofJr~;i\h ll!i:..i~n st~~
llS .
.
then: were: 100 tim es fewer , o f
lla:no: was honored for hu
lS I locks. in chc three main • $L'rvice in a brief ceremony in
~~~w ~~~=~::U:!"h~:~~ ~ ~~~~ ?9~~-inl!l
atuduta,.,Wt.u. Uiddscasc, it" a No~m.:~=n~:m:~e.S tudent
tbe faculty thai IJ affec:ted . .He Affaln committee to distribute
the minutn of thei r meetinjto
th:ro~op~rev:rus 1e~~fnsric~~Y
Forb.USemlnarleCiweon
Locks ~~ used by Myron G.
!flout sa id each time a new
llu•. 1464 Fr on cenac Ave., in. dormitory _ is ~ddc~. 100 1110re
cu :ricul~~~~e rco!!~tit~!··u.!~~ ~:!or.""ai~ ~~P~~~ite:f h~~
Joseph WoodU . presented new
and revised university courses
The con cept ol pttinJ
students' parents and Olhe r
tup a ycn to innucncc the
Repnt J was one 111Jpstion to
the problem.
(),;t . 24.11'11: re&d&pa~r e n lltled
" Tbc Glndtliln Blueprint for
.SO.:ic: ty '/ in wllkh he lkK'ribed
~'!dhi'1 vision of the Ideal
Followilll the di.scussion •
1110t ion was carried to provide
the execu tive boa rd with the
power to presen t the facult)'
views to the Board of Rcacnts.
A rtqueU fo r local fac:u lly
review snd nece-..1)' revision o f
new planssuchu thillwasraisc:d
by ont member of the faculty.
Miss Marion then noted the
Education Commlttfe uw.a lly
doesn' t facilitste individual
II"JUmcn ts fromsepantc facult y
oraaniza tions. In addition, tile
ecadcmic plan would have
minimal. if any, chan&CS from
t he. form in which it w;u
preKntcdtotheBoard.
Dr. Bjork
Co-Authors
It was brouah l out that talk
of an informal approach witll
th e Reacnts is unfcasable,
~i::~ne~~~~r~'_l'ma l Ullc.s are
will bc:uscdfor thc:rcmalnder of
the: academic year in pr o ~10t in1
the schoo l's 7Sth annr.·c rsal}
The sraduatcs ...-ere 1i•·cq
recent publications about alumni
activ it ies and were sllo,.·n a
colored·slidc report of nn
dcvdopmenu at Stnens l'o1n1
Hart, profes.or of
WHilE'S lVIIYONI ·
~~\'::'!,,~: u~~ni:;d~~
1129 MAIN
OOtNG SUNDAY Anti-
Wls~.ru.tM;~~ntalecture
enlitled f'MonJ¥orceandSoeial
RevolutiOn " to the mcmben of
the F&c:Olty Seminar tonJ&b t I I
7 :4 S p.in. in the Nicokt·Mir·
Why to tho
UMOC DANCIJ
............
...a p.m.
-~~£:~~
~f:!~q::t:::
the
of moral
~
rt~,atlonsbijl_
-pRcepts \totbepolitkalpc1)CI:I&.
.... Prt. ..
Pour Ha.U Bar
BRAT BARN
--··-'""""
The
Featuring This Friday and Saturday '
"The Music Company"
·. Brats and Steals
/
YOU a r• .nlit¥ to cmoth.r d.ctudfon on
Stot~
,r.derol To•" " ,....,It of o " l t "tlon br HM hhfeldt
NOON HOY. 17ttiJ
t. th. lote Proticfent Albertson four y.an ottO, rn d11e
Jim Laabs Music
921 Moln St.
• c)p.n· Tues. &
time tM Ta• Sh.l..r.d Ann~o~llfn become ovalloble lo
•v•rr•n. worltlrtt for tiM Stot. Univ~h....
Phon• 3-Cl -1666
frt. til 9 p.m.-Orh.r doys til S p .m.
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w.w.... Y-.1-':Wlttil•
10%
DISCOUNT TO AU. STUDENTS
wmti.D. CMDS
.RENTAlS:.
Philco PortableT.V.'s and
Stereoo.only f7.00.month
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YOU . .. poylrtt nMrfy .,,.._lhlrd to-rd lfM._
a..
HroMetlt Annum. flOW In •ICtto loa:" y•u 1ha111d nol
!"'""• to poy .;_ AND .G£TT1NG HOJHING FOa IT•
Call Herb Rehfeldt 344-7542
1Today and See'H~w T~is Applies
·
to Your S1tuahon
'
1009 Soo ~~Ave .. see.- Pelrtt, Wit.
November 14, 1968
New enrollment estimates for poll-baocalawu.te men had the
the Wbronsin State Universities e ffed of lownin& paduate
System r01: the nut two years eruollmenta.
show an , incteascl from S8,242
"A CCJI.IItb\ o f United Statu
students this ra11 to 71 ,030 in active participation in the
Sc-pt. 1910,thesystem o fficein Vietnam war, or 1 dean~ in
panlclpation, couJd lead to
l>b~~ ~':.'i~~tes arc those &radua te en r ollmenll
lpProved by the Coordinatln&
Cou,ncil for ll iAher Education. ~:i'~.';:~!r hi&ber than tho.t
theyare~in&uscdin computlnc
The ettimatu abow an
ihe budcet rcquests for thenine in«euelna~du.ateatudentsin
univcnitirs and four' 'bnnch tile WSUsystemfmm l ,067 thls
campu~s for
the t..,·o yc.lll' fallto4,S3SinSept,l970.
prrioo.lst.,1int Julyl , l969.
Earlier CCHE uttmatea llhow
"Gndu1tc cnrollmcnta.
1
total of 90,7S4 students
arc diffl(u\t to u timate at this attendin& the State Universities
timeduc, tofadonwhkhmi&ht andbm~chcampu~e~in l 917.
chan&erapid\y,"~ida rcport of
FoUowin& ate the aduall968
the CCII E staff. "It is believed enrollments and the utimatea
t hat the chafllt In ~lcctiw forl969, 1970and l 917atcaeh
nrvice rules relative to
~
f.lli
!OauCbirc
laCr~
j
Oshl:o$11
l'bttevWe
River Falb
Stu·tniPoint
Slout (Menomonie)
Supc:rior
Wbittwlltt
~
&non County
Fonddul..t.e
~Iedford
Rkhland
Tottb
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THE POINTER
Enrollment Estimate
Expects Increase
6.001
11 ,096
S,024
4,0S2
6,830
4,330
3,3 18
9,402
341
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S8,242
~
fflf
7,4-1 0
13,570
12,430
S,46S
4,l9S
7,60S
4,87S
3,68S
10,360
!::~
4SO
460
ISO
1f.m
9,083
IS,444
BA
h
Coed Of The Week
avanan 5ymp ony
Plays Lovely Music
Review.
'
\
By ScoUSchuue
The Bavuian Symphony
Orcllutn of Munich played
buutifuJ nluJic Friday c~nln&.
Nov. I , in the fiddhou~. They
were secmin&IY notC"P"tfcd
with t hree dirricult major
tymphon ic works 3nd the
evcnin1 wn a JI'C31 success. The
110 men and women played
with 1 perfee1 ~rman control
tllllt wn the mou tcchnicaUy
c~e:c~fh:!'! ,'(prr:,f~t~ny tllllt I
The rin t sc~ttlon wu
Hayden's JI'CII Symphony No.
104 in 0 major whi~'h is
commonly l:nown as the
"London Symphony", It is
IUyden II his finest and lhoWS
his powen of orchestration and
the use of fmc dnmatic
outbursts. It is 1 deliJhtful
symphony and the: Bnuian
Symphony didafiJ'ICjobwith it.
a conrKient and capable ~ader,
lie was very youna and If fitted
with Jli.uKl would beat I
re~rkable
resemb\.lnce to
CUlUVMiblet.
lie moved rrcely around the
slap to ruch out to his
musi.ciansandwas nryanlmated
in his mo~erncnts. The concert
wnwellworthattendin&.
Manuscripts
Sought For
Competion
Th e E n&lish ~partment
requeatsstLident poetsandsbort
uory wri len t o aubrnit
manus cri pu for a litcr.ry
Hl!':fc'~'i'~~·':k~~m~a::~~~ ~h;'i'i'!,~~~ ~~ne:~ ""Wn;~
Metamorphoses on Tbemu of
C.rl Maria von Weber. It is a
Deparlrrl<'nt Bookshelf proiJ'Im
broadcast on WSUS FM on
u~~ =~~arm:~:! :rt~t~~m:!~~ TUT::yc:~~u~~~:~~=:~~~i:;
8,200
S,390
4,040
11 ,170
JO,S I 4
7,62S
S,819
,IS ,2S6
SOO
570
ISS
38S
S73
22S
7 1,030
90,7S4
1 master of the Romantic
provide an uocl~nt vehkk for
Ale.
public exposure for the crutive
I t Is full of harmonies writersinourstudcntbody,
restructured into contrapuntal
The pro&ram wi ll be
voicesandrunsthcfullsprctrum broadeut either the first or the
of emoli~V~s. It u~ ~ny second weel: in ~cembe:r with
different IIUtrumcnts and is a tiM:! dlte to -be announced later.
wealth of fudnatin& sounds.
All manullet!pts will be
The Bavarians wrre very judpd by 1 panel of inttructon
of
~ _.m ~~iif~~~d 1lr~t':ntt!i;':.•:~h: intg:a~~':hf~P~:~on
_..ill,
6S,\OO
most effective worl: thll '''u
performed.
·
or
manuscripts It Nov. 20. Submit
aU manuscripts to Mr. Baurccbt,
College Enrollments g~l~~=:ef:~f~:~ ~;~"Trippers
Will . Sponsor
Increase In StGI e ~~~~e~~~~f~:~::7'c::t::
:rrmft;::;,:;.,::;·~:,:.S·~::,{'~ Hayride Party
Toul
enro ll ments
in offcred throuahouttbeuate.
:~~~n 1 ~blifallan~o~riva:~ las~ f\~":rt y'::rW: t::!!~!~
in~:reu: of more than 60 percent
entollme nt s
doubled
while
~;:'Jitt'=ud~~·:~be:n,:~~~&i:~ ~~~!F'!O''epc:~~~~;;.~ ~=
~~mt!';!Y triumphed by li&ht
The ·rtrformanti!
wu as
The
UAB
T rippcn
sponso rin!l a s ·hayrlde.ll
=
arc
~~h~!1 '1 th:er,~~;e~i!~lt ':.:.! ~~~~~ t"h~ht~n:I':J:a~~ the
1cl\ie:ved at
the
expense of
bool:$tore from 8 :30 a.m. to 2
~~~df~~i;;C'!u~~·
f~~~~~:~~ schools
=~b~c~:~~ents
P~~~!J!.,~ :~::::~:t:~~~:·
~~c~':en~'::! Saturday
~=~a!t~·~~~e~
:;u6~:;:P~::.
Edueation (CCUE) reports.
13 percent.
that 1$ one of the
cvcnilli for the Henry
inctCa~d
Final enro llment f11ures for
mG$!
This fall, 10.4 percent o( the
hauntingly lovely themes in all
Ouda fum. The h.lyridc party
th.lt more than IS7,SOO student$ $mallet inause owr last ~at
(llrttnlty utiol~d on public t han wou ld be upeded,
::'o'!..thP:/~)~~! 9 ~g~u:CC:c~;t~ ~:;:;~~~e d':m'! c=tto~~
intensity wu not ~lithe~ :
Special note sliould be nude
of the ronduetor, Peter Richter.
brin1 it.
·
The trippers will return to the
,Unimsity at 9:30p.m.
:~ f~i$J'~~:redA~::;~ a~'} :~!1 ~~~,~;~~eenrle"v~~~ ~:! ~pe~~ant:~ ~~ol~~~tleis t~~ wil\ 1~1 J~~~'i!!~ an~ c:ool:ics
THE COED OF THE WEEK i$ Sondy Mortin, o lunior
Bob Holden!
~:J~is!!:~: J'rfi~!!~ari~di:a~~ ~~~~qe 1 ::fs '(:~~~:c~~:n~ ~um':c"~~~it;_cl ~:n~~ti;":cl =~~0~ ~·~~d~~~~i~~d i: ~~a~ r--'''m_M_
'"-ito_w_~_
mo-jo-•in_g_i_
" -"'-' _" _tio_" ·- iPh_o_<o_ b_v _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,
I"'
!':~:it'~::~' ~:pf~ie~~ to~•~ :t~;:~~~~
l nocase of o ver 60.000
additional students since the fall
of 1963.
The ri'O't•YUr incr«se is
&rutu than the c urrent
enrollments on all campuses of
e ither Jhe Universi\Y of
pou-bacalaureate
Craduate and ' pro(eulonal
enrollmenllattbe Unit'enity of
Wisconsin campllll:l Jepruent
20.9peroentoftbetotal l>"'em
enrollment compared with 1 S.3
percent pdu.atc enrollment
uerl(e on tbe WiKonlir\,St:art
SHirPY CLOTtfi.NG - '
:~~;~t~1~~;;~d1::::: r-"';;.'';'~
;.;;.·';;.
"'.;~.;m;;.
".;.~;..._ _,
cnrolkd 11 campuJes of the
Unl•-crsity of Wisconsin, a 60
JICT<:enl in~uc Jin« 196).
The WUS"s with S8,238 students
this fall. show a 137 percent
lf'(lwth In t he five-year period.
~;;!~1vC:!o'i!'n~341 ~Jd:~t~~
22 ~·~.,,increase In nve
yurs.
I
The len ro ll me nt .tollb
t~porttd by the CCIIE Include
4,668studcntsattcndin&:C0lleJc
c redit vocationa l·technical
pro11111ms in Milwauhc and
Madison and 1,362 students II
county tcachenrolkccs, butthe
r"urcucludesstudentswholre
eruolkd in utc.nsion rounu
I
Go
Pointers!
[Back
U~f.O.C.
Vote
Ugly
MONOAY...IDAY
If HE's l\ LI'ITLE
DISTllNT, LET HIM
KNOW YOU Cl\RE
Klcl:lnt w.y to clur the air ...ln MCondl. Shows the faith. baby.
So dlapelthe melenchol'(, turn the u bltt end g\vil him • rlng·a ·ding,
pittenee. Why noc now l
eo.u •
~WilcanliaT........ Compony
\elr.tll............,...
'Thlk's cheaper all day Sunday.
November 14, 1968
.... 6
HALL-A-DAYS
Switchboard Handles
Communication Hub
ByJudyBroeklnl
Bylohryloulltntmuter
COM,u:x CIR CUITS ond miiH ond miles of coble
ore being t e~led by thl1 WSU ltchnlcion who Is look·
Peace Group
Will Present
Ktt plna t hlt In mlnd,
•
•
Tone wsk i I UIJtlled the
VIetnam fl 1ms ~~~7~'c~~:un:~:x!~· more
TheSte~ntl'olntCommittee
f or
l'eHt,
workln&
17 Seniors Serve
As Paid Interns
umg Scarves
In
and
Stocking Caps
coopcr.tion with the Wbi;onsin
Stud ent Mo~mtnl , an d R.II.C.,
is ex. tendlna•n opportunity. fOI'
aUstuderits,loulc:itileD$11\d
o th er
Ind ividuals
...
..om:erned
9kt. 2.91
about th01 world In wllkh we
tive, to we • ror thei'IUet'fu,
d!ICOYU
tlld
co untr y's
dbt\ISS
OUr
prese nt
SPORT SHOP
prcdlnm~lll - - Vic t nam -­
1036 Moln
Whyl Uow7 Why not?
Two 1110Yle1 Will be shown,
dcpktin& both lidft or the
lssvc -- A U.S. Ddenu
Depart me nt Film entlll~ "Why
Vif tnam" and ''1VIunam: How
Wt&QC
THE BANK·
WITH A
STUDENT
CHECKING
in, and !l ow WCF IOUI"
byO.vidSehoenbrun.
Pruc ntu>ons will t>emJde
Monday, Nov. 11, at 1 p.m., in
the Frank Lloyd Wri&ht room,
T~lday, Nov. 19,a t 7 p.m. 11
Oe8o t Center and Thursday,
Nov . 2 1 II 7 :30p.m. 11 The
EtemllH\IntoftheSun.
You'll Be
The
POUR HAUS
Pfe&enh: The flnest In
Uve fnterto lnmenl
THE
STIX ond STONZ
from Daytono, Florldo
Frtday ond
Sotuntcrr
GlllSIefon 1130-50c
ACCOUNT
Sorry
-H ,-.u diHI't ... our IMoutlfvl
,.., of aut.r- GUt w....
FOR YOU
en~
-H you dlf!' l ..., ot "The VlllcJte,"
our dlormlnt toda fiMintoln DIMI
kHtcft.ortette,
--It will JIKike you o lot hoppler flltt
walklntlflf'ovt'-
WESTENBERGER'S
ON THE COINEI
.BILL'S PIZZA SHOP
A WIFE IN YOUR FUTURE?
Wlletl'letiM"It.lllorlhort.blondor.bn.onette. you 'U wenttoaive
l\tll' the best lhlnp In tile. One lhlna you lhouldn't put oft pro·
vklllll ia the Moe:Urity 1M he• when you're protected by modem
llr.tnsur.nce. To help )'011. New Yortt Lite hea deti&n~ eao::.-Jient
IIM in~~~renee plenaiVIIIeble for coll ..•atlldtnb.:
__
Sportswear
FREE
.....
1'0111 HAllS
...
U31.0.C.
..,.-Dance
Shoes
~~~~-
RADIO DELIYERYII
344-9557
Aftercoll'le.
.mer-you ao In the U.s.A. or c.~ . you•n find e New Yorll
Ufe Reprewntti!Ne to you. ltlk with '"- men trom New
Yot~~Ur.IOOII .HI'IIreln~tollelpcoti... P109Je ••• endbtd!td
bylnellonwldecompanyovete hundrMiyu"old.
1
y._, ....
Y.nut.~
Ill
Ste"- P~nt ja
Adele Schein
home of the
lf2 Pounder
I
New Y.,. Uh en._o
1011A Milln St.... 2125
7 to 8 us. of Tantalizing Beef Served
i on Hot Italian Bread
c...-r,l
J.
~. . . . .
I
.... ,
November 14, 1968
Preview Day
Is Scheduled
Phi Sigma Epsilon
The first of three campus
preview d1y1, to acquaint
prospective studenu and their
parents wi th offcritlp at
WS U-Ste ve ns Point , is
Khrduled for S~turday, Nov. 16.
Sigma Pi
The Alpha Sip swam away
..-it li the WRA Water Carnival by
~aptUriiiJ four tints, one Kcond
and o ne third in lia n'enls, Kay
Ch n stensen, Robyn Bowks,
J o1nn~
Do bro n a nd Val
~~;~~~;~:...~~~~~<" partitipatill&
Sisters Slluon Nessa and
Carolyn Timberlake ha>l: be-en
~IIOSC"n for
Who's Who in
An1edcan Co ll e1u a nd
Uni~cnitin.
"Unio n
Day"
was
held
~~:~:yw~~\iy8 fo~itt~e~~~~:~r
Novembe r. Tht d a y was
by a fith fry at Paul's
•
culmin~tcd
8~r.
Pkd~s Kay CllriuenJcn , Sur
ll oU:baucr and Viv ZitUow
Krved n:fruhmcnts at the Vet's
m~etin1on Nov. 7,
Theta Phi Alpha
T llcu Phi A.Jpha h.-lpd
ser>l: u.ndwicheJi, cookies and
b<:•·er.~~s todonorsattiKAlpha
PlliOmcpBioodrnobile Monday
and TueidJ.y,Nov. 4and S.
The Thtt1 Phi's initiated
Cbudia Litlow,St.-~nsPoint as
1 1>k'd~ on Tuu. nidlt.
Lenny Lon&, Tau Kappa
Epsilon willrcpruentTh<:taPh.i
Alpha In the U,ly t.lln on
Campusrontest,
Mary Ustn~ck attended the
United Council at Eau Claift.
Shewasa>"OtinslkleptefOI'a
tuehe r cvalu.ationKminar.
· Alpha Phi Omega
This ""'tek the brotben of
Alpha Ph.i Omep arc sponsorin&
lhe U&ly Man on Campus
contest. Bootbs with pictures are
Kt up in all the ocntcrs for
votillJ. Eech vot<" is wortb a
pcn:\sMOC din~
p.m. wiU JKo bcld
The Si,ma Pi's held a party
with t he Alpha Phi's 11 t he
llermitqe bar with everyone
drciKd u " hunten." "Fnnk" a
live mallard brot~~ht by Douc
llol-kins, wn the ' rut o f tht:
party,
Charks S~llultz bu been
appolntd vi~·pruident of the
chapter by t he- executive board.
Ch.arks repbces Brother Mike
Schmidt who is now attcnditl&
Mllqu.-tt.-Univer$ity.
Alumnus Jlmes Spatzck was
' RIITTicd to Miss Cammy Yach
SatU!<by. The former M !» Yach
is a sister of O;:lta 7.et ~ sororit y.
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Frid ay night the Brotbcnof
Si&m• Phi Epsilon returned to
sumntcr fun without the sun at
the lloliday Inn pool, The swim
p:uty WIS climud by I post
partyatl'oint Bowl.
Th e bro t llen w isb t o
announ~ that their aolf team
fini5hednntitl competition.
This comin1 weeke nd a Della
~~ti~~~ ::~~:Yor!~· ~~.1pt;!
sororitin.
,
Activities at th.- ho uK have
been auaruented wit h th~
acqui!.ition of a new ~olor
t tleYisiOnKt
Delta Zeta
lbUo,.·ccn was«lr:brated by
tile DZ's u
102 O~~:ford
IPir'lmcnts. Pumpkin carob
:~J~~~~~~nl':t:r;!~~~nts ,.·ere
~!~~~i.:~~:f:iEn~ i-~~n~~
appear in WOO's Who in
American Colle&CS.
·
The ~Ita Z.-u's ~nd the
Alpha Sip, this montb's sister
sorority, participated in~ Union
Day o n Nov. 8. On Fri. e~nina.
a f'lsll fry was he ld for both
'fr~m
II
4 to 8 ' sor~~~~- o f thr: &iJis attended
the Pour the "'cddint of Cammy Yach to
~~~~ayt~ft;;:~~~~re ~ll ' : !::~~~us~'O::"!;dd~n1S.:.~':'!t ~~
flft bandandreduccdnteson
beer. The ptofiuarc donated to
1
Pcten Catholic Church. It "'liS
followed by a rc~ptioll and
tller_U:~r~r~'::ha>-e _decidtd on dinf~~~:et~l!!,~~'i~~~~~n!;venl
}~ln!:t~.ill~: ~b~~n,:.~h ~~ies t nd a date party on Dee.
Greek k ttcn in aold on t hem.
The pledaes hosted a date
party on Sat. ni&ht fot the
activ.-s a t the Dillon St n:et
apartments.
Delta Sigma Phi
Twelve men were initiated
Int o the Delta Siam& Ph.i
fntemityonSat., Oct . 26.
The new broChen, last of the
ch.rter mem~nfor thcrecently
formedchlp-tetEpsi.lon Omleron
a rc; Jim Mo n iiKy, Ken Marcu.s,
Tom Reitz, Mark Gonnican,
Dean Graff. Marty Odu, J im
l..:lbiszak, BiU Kellner. Dave Van
Gordon, K.-n Cady, Ron Dratsc=r
andBob llllmcr.
The ceremony wu conlluc:ted
by EpsUon Beta cl\apltr from
Oshkosh ,tht:f01.1ndintfathen of
t he fonncrcotony.
C\lffently Delta Si&ma Phi hu
a fall pledlC ebss eonlistin&of :
\~
Our
fish
are habit
r forming.
One
leads
Sigma Tau Gamma
I
Siama ;Tau Gamma, was
named 1 ~, nu mb er on e
fraternit y on t heSinensPoitlt
eampus by Slama Tau Gamma
and number one chapteramona
all SIJ Tau c ha p ters in
WisconSin, Tau's national is now
n ted 12t h ovenll. Thc5e ruults
are from the latn t natlon·,.·lde
poU.
Thursday niaht the Si& Tau
Ccmetary Sin~tn performed for
the notth compte~~: at DeBot
Center. A pf01111m of show
t unes Vo'IS pn:sented by the
a.roupfot the Jam ~ssion. Later
Thu.rs•bY eveniiiJ a farewell
party was held f01 Jobn Sf'arks
at lakeside83t.
On No v. 17, t he brochen of
Si,ama Tau Gamma will initiate
u 1 cotbny ol national, local
fntemlty Nu Alpha Romeo on
thcPIIttevilleeampus.
The pled&e:s have chalknaed
the actives toafootballpmeon
Sunday.
Tbe V.ll. award for t he
month of Oct . hu n n.lly been
dctlded. Sam Bently wtlkcd
• IWll)' with the llonon for his
• deslgnson theG.T.O.
Admis.sions dUector Jlhn
Laneu has invited seniors from
all hiall schools in the llatc to
particiratc in activitin from 9
a.m. 'to 2 p.m. in the ' Unlveuity
Center.
The mor11i111 seuion will
involveuplanationsof nnancial
~ ids availablc II Stetl:nS Point
Sllte, fac:U about rdidence hall
livina, Army Rcsc~ Olficer
Tr.~illinsCorpstr:~ininaproll'ams
WSU PRESIDENT lEE S. DREYFUS presented o $Cholorship to student Borboro
Vonderheyd;n of Green Boy, on-d o
Placement
Officials
Will Meet
By ..-inninl a r;clloluship,a
frnhman at WSU·St~~ns l'oint
made btrllrnarnatcr elipblcfor
l' lacemtnt officials from
public: and private schools of
hishcrlcaminainWI$consinwill
convene TburidJ.y 111d Fridlry ll
SteveiiS Point State University.
ar ~arch8111n t .
lhrb~ra
Vandcrbcyden of
Green Bay r~c<"i~C'd 5200 from
I~ Gerber B.:l by Foods Fund 0 11
t he b u is o f hiJh school
a clllc venr"nl ! ~ nd esuy
competition.
The sponsor bobtered t b~
award with S200 for tbc
uni•·ersit y (O U!IC "ill 3 11\l llller
deemed most appropriate," So.
Dr. A&nes Jo nes of the home
economi~s dcpartmc111 adv~d
t he fundsloto.,.·udrcscarchinl
11utritional pro blems In child
d evelopme nt. Her s uff
members, Bonnie McDonald and
Rayma Ditson will bcBin their
project ncxt~tmC$I~r.
l'lovidinl! BHNra mai11tains
u .ti sfac to ry a rrtdes , her
JehobrUip will-l. bc- • renewed
a!Ons with t ht compa11lon 1111nt
forher51:hool.
~acttouniverlityenvironments ,
Aqua Prowlers
Professors from ueh o f the
u niversity departments will be
011 band to outline euTTI~ulu ml
Divinc ls one of the veatcst
ex pe riences of life. It's a
fascinatinabesutifutworlddown
The Pointerreponen who A~t
throu1h the entire faculty
ntectin&IJ.Uweek,
I
tllc~;andnOWn'eryltudenlhas
HERO OF THE WEEK
achancetokarn todivr.
Tile l'o5eidons A14uaProwk-n
arcsponsorinsascubacourscfor
all i nterest ed students. A
certified No~i instructor, Mil:c
Mule ~ey, ,..ill teach the- course
which co11$i1ts of 12 bours of
cl.n$toom and 4 hours of pool
Kssions. Tbe rost . of these
lc55ons a~ S15, which provides
most of t he <"qulpmenl nl.'cdcd
fot the pool sessions.
Besides the eommi tt oc
rnec tinp, add!'CS$C$ will be
delivered by Dr. David Cok.-r.
director of the WSU counxlin1
ce nt er, on "Unlknlandina
Today's Yout h for Tomorrow's
Pb~cment"; Dr. Alkn Slqlc,
assistant supc:rintendenlofthc
Wi5consin Department of Public
l n51ruction, o n "What Tcachin1
Really Is", and J05Cp~ Cissell,
3dministnti¥e o ffrccr of
Wisconsin Dep artment of
Admillistntion, on ..Chanaes in
th e State of Wbconsln
The Faculty Council and Student Assembly at the Unh·cnity of
Colorado, Boulder, hive voiced suppon for their Univcr~ty
Presilknt J05Cph Smiley's decision to allow the S.O.S. Nu ional
Council to meet at the University u rlicr in October. A ruolution by
t he faculty follo,.·ed e~tcnsive criticism by tile pn:u of Smiley's
handlinaof t heNationaJ S.D.S.Convention.
Colorado Dally
UnlverlityofCo londo· Boullkr
The
POUR HAUS
Prcsents:Tht:Finest in
l ive En tertainme nt
Join the Jet Set
THE
STIX and STONZ
GET J ET AIIUNE lfSEIVAliONS
from Ooytono, f lo rida
Th.- nnt 111fftins ...·iii !Ike
place Nov, 20 at 7 p.m. in t he
Room at tile
Un i versity Center. At thi$
Rccn~itiiiJ Proar:~ms.:'
mectin1, an introductKln to
. AUKuionswi.llbehcldattM I equipmentandabalicoutlincof
l lo,¥rSay h .n wiUt ,lhcneeptiOD. t what will be. ii'K'ludcd .in the.
oft to ur of St:niJ)' I IUtlrance., .. o:oursewill b(&ivcn.
Nicolrt·Marqu~tte
':
Frldoy o nd Solurday
1RAVELSHOP
GlRlS Iefora 8:30--SOc
Downtown Ned to Post O ffice
'---...-,.--~
NO EXTRA COSTS
' ~· standby Tldtm Avalla bl•
CB~
..,•.• •,,...,,$4j
Solid Stoia Ta pe Record.,
Wos 14.88, NOW 11 .88
Last Thursday, Nov, 7, the
SSO Club premiered the tnovies
ta ken at llomccominc '68.
Purina: and after t he showitl1,
redsllirtedpledgespoun:dlK-er
for andonthcmembenhip. Asa
1nnd finak, the Vets' band
played with austo at a local
downtownBicr haus.
AlfOiloble ottt.. lollow>ng Elluabird O•ol•11:
••ts
Antiao
Btner ~am
PIIIIIIS, lllll..
Molle Jtwelry Manitowoc
James W. Schultz Manitowoc
rl:i~zc~~:nn ~~~~~~e~-10 '?o~~~
Dodaevtlle 0. F. NeiYNt Jewell)' Menomonie
£~on
Klrl F. Temptl Monroe
~~dulac Wt~t;:il~~~~~~ NewGluus
Mike Eve or Slama Pi is ·
p1.11ned toKaren Raki&h,aDelta
Zeta pled~.
KeooW
Mldison
Two members of Delta Si,ama.
Beck and Lince Lewandowlk.i\s
pinned to Kristine Petroff.
......... SMtent. ...,. Pldt '"'
"'*
IDENTIF1CATION
CARD
Hourt of 9 a .m. to -4 p.rn.
Mondoy ThrOYgh Fridoy
~::vi~!
I
/ CJrd:.}~~f!~ ~t~~h
Rummeles, IIIC.
Williamson's
Clllslan Jewelers
Pandow Jewelry
Zweifel J~etry
Sauk City
Ziemke & Btcker
Shawano
Thimh Jeweltrs
South Milwaukee Rades Inc
Sparta
Hoae & W~nzei
Sluraeon Say Orae~ Jewelers t
W. ~-- ~::r;~~~~ ;:~~t;wn J.~~r~::~::t~:Z.
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STUDENTS: Have You Th~ught
About CHRISTMAS YET '
Th~ ~olden H~er Has
llfany excellent Gifts for the College Student
MaWrll. MKIIIHSUIAHCI AOINCY
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Admiral Solid Slot•
Cauette, Cartridge top•
l e<ordar, wos 69.95
Now 59.95
COttfrfdun & NieoU Princeton
R. £. Hartman Whitfwater
Joseph Jewtlry
£. W. PaRer, Inc. Richla!ld Center
Sptidets Wit. Rpds." J. E. Daly Jew~!ry Co.
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Sweaters, Slacks, Suede and Leather
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Lock llavenState Collese- Pennsylva nil
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SSO's Watch
Homecyming
Home Movies
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Northern lllinois Univenity- DeK.olb
Rebution of ebu attcndane<l regubtions is ~un.:cntly bcin1
souaht by two Pennsylvania state collec:r:s. Edinboro State College
bas dnwn up a proposal which $lipubtes that no upperclassmen can
be pcnalizrd for absc11~s from ebu. The presen t system rcquir~l
students to present evidence of illness of"equally ju~ifoabk:cau~;e"
when hi$ alw:nce:s ucud the number of ~rediu in th<" course
o ffe red.
Scuba Lessons
Will Provide
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Health Insurance Plan
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Tile Spectator
W.S.U.-Eau CIIir~
Students 11 Northern Illinois Uni~rlity have recr ntlyorpnized
w~t they call a "bb cl: and white u cllange," Appro~imatdy 100
neJ!O and while students met to eullan1c lisu of tckpllone
numbcn and were uke d to call t he numbcn on t heir bst to di$CUU
anythin11hey wished during the followina two w« ks. New meetings
were t hen called to discu• ~ny divcr~fied a!-pccts or problems t hat
mayllneariKnfromthetelepllonecon•·erSOII"?ns.
An all-campus refcrenduno lias been held at WSU-Oslrkosh to
determine 1 new system o f student &OVernmcnt to replace the
abolisllcd St udent Government Lc&islature. As a ~suit of the
LarKn ' said any in terested refere ndum, tile repre~;entation in tile nc"' lcJislature "'ill be
persons may attend ,.·ithout dctcrinincd by aeoanphieal districts. T~ S.G. L. hu recently
mak_in1 n:se,.._ations. Future. dissolved by ill pre~dcnt bl:cauKitdidnot have flirreprescnution.
prevoew d~ys wlll be held Feb.
IS and Apr. 29.
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OihkosiiAdvance-Titan
W.S.U.-05hkosh
Sentry Insurance and WSU
,.-ill be co-hosts.
A Gerber offici.:li u.ld theK
fundinp a~ mark uameansof
helpin.& bridc:r: financial pps
between tuition fees a11d actu•l
costs of education.
and examples of how students
gront to Or. Agnes J ones of the home
economics deportment in beholf of the
Gerber Boby Gooch fund .
Coed Wins
Scholarship
For School
list Chance I
.
By lynnUBrot
All c:ocd$ li>-in& on campus at WSU-I!au Cbile are beiniJlVCn t he
ch111ce to choo5e their own disciplinary system. The cboicc indudu
settin1 up a system of judiciary boards where a &irl would be
diKipl.incd by a poup of her peen uther th.an by her ruldent
of t he dean of women, or leaving tl.~ judi~ I system., it
now stands.
For Saturday ••is""'
~~t:,': ~~~d~ ~1nnnd~ ~ndneJ~y
Romano.
Two brothen have become
Tile brotll~n of Phi Si&ma
f.t>lilon will ~ve 1 part y with lavalien:d, Gcorce Kroeninc Is
til~ Alpha PIUs from UWM o n lavaliered to Karol lld5e and
Nov. 16. Th~y lla¥C abo invited Grec Cowles is lll'alkred to
KaarenMolland.
the Alpha PIUs from Stevens
Point.
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Collegiate Notes
~ OMI Ivy T~enal
Sport Coats, DresaBell Bottoms, Coats & 'J ackelli
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STOP in NOW for All These
FAU.Buys
Adiniral's
House...of Quality,
November 14, 1968
Page 8
WRA Field H~key Team
Climaxes Season In Illinois
ByOanCrrhort
Choosina a lkn
R~ .
Pari I
l'a Ji RJ lh rUUJh I J l.ln
canlosuennbl-aoonful-illiand
frustnt ina nf'tri<'n ct for t he
l>t,iMinjd« t hunt~r .
Both Amniun and fmcian
ma~ufac t urcrs offct
a ' rea r
•·arte t y of sportlns anus and
am m1.111ition. a11d it is no t tal)'
todccide .,.·hichriflttobuyand
what t)'p.rS Of Cl!lrid&ti IOUK.
The followinl is a rcvitw of
th e rifln and car trid~ts
uallablt , and the h ct011
invol>-cdtnchoowngadtcr ri f"k.
toce thn .,.·ith some conclu!;ions
on.,.·hat sortofrif"k..:utridJC
cumbiu~ r ion i$ bn t ~uitcd for
dcco .
At1iooTypn
The nr~t ~rtd n1o~t imrornnt
11.1lc of den h~o~ntin& is to ma ~e
thcfiut shul rotont .
ll oWCI"tl .
Cl"td
thl' ntoll
txPI'ritnc,·dd,·•·rhun tcrsofttn
ntrd ~ ~cond ~hot. ~nd the us.•
and ~l"'"d -..ith .. hkh t h~ L
~-·ond
~ho.>t
c~n bc fired
is
Ammunition
Most whitetail deuarc shot
at c~ rln&e in buM!)' or
fOI'uted arus. Thil fact tJ t he
main considtralion in choollin&
but sui tfdfordc-c:rhuntlna.
All of t he cen terfut eal.ibtn
between .2 18 and .460 will ld U
deer . butonlyafewofthcmcan
succ~fullype netralethebrush
ka~c$, twip . ct c.
prcfcr!l'dfor~o~xondeu.
ll rrc •rc tl>t fom main t)"l'<'$
ofrincactions. an;~n~··d in onlcr
fromstowrst
fntcst :
~ The tndi tional dee r
~Thcboltactionyuds.
11
t ype of rifk. but it ts • lso the
slowtlot ~~ gcttin~ off ~ ~ron d
s ho l . 1 he shoo t n . must
.An l deq uate dctr kille r up 10
about tOO yards. Clean ti.lls
bt)"O nd Lhat rar"l&e 4kpend upon
uact bulle t pl•ccment. The 170
manipubtintt tht l>ott,~rtd in so
arc c·hambe!l' d forthis carlrid&e
r;:;te~~·~· ~~,~.··~ l rr; !:i~ ~~~ t::.e~i~ ::.·~e~:=~r:
~rfu:~"~f:;;:,~~~.,h.~:'·.::: ::~~u~':;~i~~~~~:!:s:
ac t to.n
A mrnc~n
Is th e . tu d •ll on al
drer nne. ~nd for
point bullet arrives at 100 ya rds
,.·ith ~ I SO f/s 1·d oci ty and 2390
~ . . ~:~:n· ,;~~~tr ;~'r (~~~ ~:ti~:.~:;~::-u. ~~~~OJ~!: 0;~
handh"l. and to••c f~uly qu o~~
ll<'CC~f}'. Dr awba ckl art lleJVy
n fk"on rhC'marlct.
reduces b ru s h ·b uckin &
Pl'•fonnantc. TIK .30..06 t ill lit
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r;mr.:·~~~~ ':,.~:.. ~sll• ·::.:~~
shotgun.Sinto.• ~doc5nol haw
hJ ~•m a nyt~l~ new •bout
1\"0I Id dJihr ICttOn.
Pum ps arc fast ~n<l _ r~bJbk·.
and t~ir b~e. h:mdflllil~tl fOf
ends arc an atd to bst l'(lln t! nJ
had, in :&:~:.:~!"Z'n ·~ru.siimtr.
s lowly pnsinJ out of t ht
pic tur~ . The 180 1nin bullet
d~•·dops 1 160 f/1 and 1860 f·p
~t 100 y~ rd s a11d is adequate to
~t lust ISO yard~. Not a n
cst>l'dally r;ood bru~hlGid.Only
Te nn USt ll ,
THE WOMEN' S FIElD HOCKEY TEAM inclvdes from
left to right: front row , Bev Re shel, Helen Schr~•ber,
Rvth Arnold. Jvd ie Jonquort. Sorb Tenneuon. Second
Row: Sho ron Holhchild, Chri~ Shombow. Sandy Dzl·
koski. Kothy Anklom, Dione Meyer, Ros e ICrueqe, J v ne
Th ird Row: Mory J. Mullen, conch: So rb
Chit ~ ow, Bev K rolice~. Mori lyn Miller. Joon Shor key,
Mo ry Gerzmeble o11d Morjot~e Sprmg, coo ch. [photo
by Dennis Bvsh l
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Joyce.
and LaOoue. The fust pm e,
with LaCrosse, ended in l -1 t.ie.
The Point ers los t to UW w1th
score 1..0. t he 11oal made int_he
last 5eoondso f t he pme. l'omt
a1 ain play ed ~.;~C r osse, ~t
LaCrosse in a double mee t
!::~:iP!int~tC:.;ne!~~~oi~:·~
I.;IQOMC"•2 .
team
ll igh li~tht o f tl>t hockey
se-ason was a clinic presented by
Br~nda Heed, int erna tio.iall y
t o 1.1 r nament at Minneapolis.
Minnesota. Nov. 9- 10. Tum
record prior to the Saturday
~Me t stood ~ t 2 wins. J ti t1 and
2 lOSKS.
Coached by MisJ M arjorioc
Sprinaand MinMary Jo Mullc n .
t he t eam i 11c lud ed : Bu h
Ttnn cnen, J ~o~die hn,tu art.
Kath y Ankbnt. J une Joyce.
Mu )' Gcrzmehlc, Shuon
llofschild , Joan Sharkey. !k¥
Rnchc l. Barb Chit t o, Hos.c
Kruqe r. P~ t Kempen. l>ian~
Me ye r, Jle l~n Sc hri ber, Hut h
Arnold, Sand)" D1.ikosk.iand Bcv
Knlicct.
The f<'ISOn op~ned with t he
local club playii!JI Oshk osh to a
Korelt$S tica lldt.ldntin1 Hiver
FaUs 2..0 in two home pmes.
The tlub"s ope ntrs .. ere so
I UCCt5S ful .that Coach Sp1in1
ann ount"td more home l!'lrrltl
will•llt sche duled for rw:~ t
seaso n.
The. pmc wi th Ta yc hrr d~h. ~
S"tc Corrcc:tional Inst itution
f01 Women. s:aw Stc•·cns Point
picking up a tic of 1· 1. This hu
become an annual e•·rnt which
prO\·idel both compe tition in
fi e ld hockey and th e
opportunil)" to le;un nut hand
aboutrt habi litationtcchniqucs.
UW at Mad i$on wu the sit e
of the ttams n'"'' meet with UW
is fHC ntly on tuur in t he
United St~r cs rou rl t$Y uf the
Nat i n a l Fie l d ll qctey
A ~S<JC iation. .
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Milos Reed is a lcdurc r 10
I'.E.C. at A11dey CoUecc, Sulton
Culdf ri cnd. Worwi c h s h irc,
En Biand and h~ s compe ted u
c~ nter forw•rd in ICnal•nd' s
196 1 !luckey 1"eam and on t he
l nte•nat iona l llockcy Tum
uUcdthc""NationJLWandc rcrs"'.
At V.'SU f01 two days. shc$harcd
new !eJc hing tedmi<tUel and
aame pointeD which tl>t local
~!~~nrr~~n:~ usc In thdr fin1l
W~trii ·UP
for t he :iCISOn
orcnc rs were pla)"Cd •pinst
both the wumcn faculty and
fruhmc n I'.E. mljors ~nd
minon . .\liu Spri"iMtcdJOmt
of the fr u hmcn will be
~~::lcvnc~ir~ the VJrist y players
~~~t~1~fce;~~~~~+;:~~~~~~;
Midw es t F ie l d l l ockcy
Th e traditional deer cali~n
areallabo¥c .300,throw 170to
HO r,nin bullets at low l o
mcdiutn¥clociticsandarc tobc
rc plat"td wi t h nlOK mode rn
loadi np. 0.¥dopS 1890 fectpcr
5eco nd velocity and 1)$0
foot-pounds o f erw:tJY
100
10
Ba r b
~~hlt :!ft;~~~~:&~;~ ! r n::~~
disintcparinauponoonuctwith
c~ rtndse, whic h is slowly ~ins
H Inhe ren t I)" the rno~t ~ c.: ur~tt
r~spcct ivcly .
that ahtlOSt alwi)'S llet be tween
thllhun terandllista rcct.
Te sts carried out b)' arms
man~o~fac t •nen 1nd aun wri lcn
have sllOwn tlut heavy, dow
bullcutct t hrOIIJhbrushbcsl.
The centcrfue call~n ~low
.JOO aencra lly tluow tiaht
bulkt s a t h;,h ve locities, and
in•rortant. 1\ ruun 1 n~ d!><: r will
nor "~1t for )"OU tu btooriou~ly
tlu ow •noth•·r round in the
~h1mber .
Cumuin& t he season 11 t he:
Midwes t. Collcse Fie ld lloctey
Tour nament !11 lkKalb. l llilloU.
last Saturdaya ndSunday,the
WSU - Stcvens Point Women's
!Iocke y Tea m took two win s
and 1 tie from ConcOI'dia.
Northwestern and Valparaiso,
· tM cali~r and typtofcarlrid,e
knuw~fitldhocteyCitptrtWho
T EII. M STAN1>/NGS:
Osh kosliO·S. I'. O
lt i.-cr FallsO 5.1'.2
Taydwcd3h I ·S.l'. l
Madison I 5.1'. 0
LaCr osse: t
S. I'.O
Amn. lowlO - S. P. 2
L:1 Cr o~2
S. P.O
Con,ord QO S.l' . 2
Non hwcstcrnO S.l'. l
Valpauiw l - S. l'. l
:~i::~:.$:~~~~:-0:;:nn;: ~~~a;~~~JJr~I~::~·~r£;iau:
hunLa " "llh a Kml·auw h.:u to ~ hoppN~p JOO Sauce the
do IS point an.t pull the tr\uo.•r . . JOII driVti a 200 cnin butktat
$incc th~ action e.u r:~,·ts. e~~ts. •••o 'I• and :21">0 lr • • 100
and rclo;ids "ith ~""rJYderin·d )"an.lt. An eudlr: nt all-around
from !"\'COil or POwder ps.
urlridte for man)' ki nds of
It 's h;ud to sec an) inl nNd p~e . t; u ~M rous rilles of aU
Ste¥ens Point will ~&in iu
t hi rd Kl$00 in the WSU Bowlin&
ronferent"tonDcc. 6a tPoi nt
Bowl.
Tryo uts for this yu r's team
arc Kht<luled forS,t urday,Nov.
fn6diJ;/u;.'"
determine who will lit on the:
tea m. There will be no ch:uae
fOI' tlw;bowli nl .
Part idpatin& t his yn r in the
co nfeRnec arc Pla tt eville. River
Fa lls, Oshkosh. Sto ut , L.Crossr:,
Wh itcwarer 1nd Stevens Poin t.
~~.· ~~~~ ~~t~~sati~n.';u~~~ tt~~ns .~~ oJ!~::es~~/OfPceiat
, !~~~! 0a;n~~~.~>~»t
The
real
as fut and
rrobltln .. ith
scmi~u t os is t hoJt th'l ur.. ..
~n the hand f of hun ten
' " " ' "I'
Wh O al~ t<'nlpl'lntU I I li y
unwil td for t hem. The fcUow
who ccu 1 tick out uf burnir"l&
'-' P • mqulnt o r t ...·o "' ...-hu hC'
thinks ist <kt"rarouKidhJust
and fn r in aUt hchun tcrs wi t hln
um.ot.
llo.,.·t¥cr.an au tom at ic in the
fUndi of a mature hun trr isn
~o~ fenanyr.n:armcan~ .
In conctulion. it wo uld sttm
l hll ei t her t he kvc r or pump
attlon rifks arc ~ood, pnd iul
chokes for deer hu nt inl. Price,
p e rson a l rrduence . an d
~~~t ;~;1t11~ ~~~oc!~c¥!'!t~
wi:, ~:~ :a;·~~:
and li mll attont.
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Brm lgt!op An
tlt"tllc nt btlllhf111ridte, t he: .JS
thrOWia httvy, $ll blr: bvUe t II
relatively low v-elocit y: 1110 f/1
and !300 f·p at 100 yards. The
200 arain so ft point is a real
stoppc r. ! Ofrtrcd In lev-er and
pum p actions.
1
]48 Wjn r hn tu The: 200
&nl n Silve rtip wiU dtop t
r un n i n't d ee r wilh u y
reasonable I
ranF )'OII
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the ) $
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:~~~.:;u•tc~:.cc~he ,f:~OI'~,~~ '""''";-c_:~_ ·
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Present~:
The Finest In
Live Enter1o inmenl
t ype.\
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Powder Buffs
Will Sponsor
Ski School
The . Powdcr B~o~ff Ski Club
will hol<laftcedry:iklschool on
Sat Urday , Nov. 2l,int hc ll."riaht
Louna:cof the Univcn.l t y(."cn ter.
AU interested pcnon s arc
Uf1ed toatt cnd t he~~ehool which
will ~1in at I p.m. with 1
" "ifiedski instructof"prewntto
ins trud .
Alpha· Sigs
Win Water .
Carnival
On or: apin WRA hckl
ann\la l Wa t er ~mi•"l l
Mo nday ew nin&. Nov. 4. It
a battle fil.hl dow n to t he
PAPA JOE'S
STIX and STONZ.
fro m Oo ytono , Florida
PANT-TRENDS ·
How o New Sbriunenl Avoll~ble
In Auorted Ploldt
and Solid Co lon. Sbu 5 -15
$7.00
friday ond Soh.rrdoy
GlllS-
hf.,.. l t30-S0c
VAL HINTZMAH Of ALPHA SICMA
AlPHA holds o pita ol cond y between
~r mouth ortd her nose while swimming
a.ored woler cor nivo l ' he ld M~ndoy ev•
n ing, Nov. -4, in t he fleldhouse poo l.
Alpho Slgmo Alpha won t he overoll
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lo b y Oi!nn ls Su shi
HOLIDAY DRESSES
DESERT BOOTS
Arriving Daily at
its
on
was
last
:.'!!.;'~~~ i~lf~t :=~ Alpha
AJpM Si&ma Alpha too k S
nnt places out o r a total of 7
event5. Mem~n o f the !tarn
Chri!t~!•:ln Jo0:~1es. ~=~ ,--'-!----- - - - . rLrciiiiiiii=i=fi~=;;;;;;;;:;::;;~~~;;
il1ld Val Hint tmaM .
• Delta Zeit came in all ro"l
J o ,ond . with Ruth Ann
<i\ltldloW, ,.autecn O'Connor,
SandY. Van Yrccdc and Diane
Z.olaaa • wimmfn&.
For t bird place therll wu a
awlm orr llttw«n Theta Phi
~· tDd Alpha Phi, with
Alpbii'NwiMU..
Tile cand¥&1 is an tMual
Cftlll rorWRAaad QOI\Jilb ul
- . 1 -tty nces, whi ch
a.ldbitiJU•mvehfWifor tb.e
lpltdi.IOJUII docs Cor t he
~!e fo\11" mcmbcnort •
teamaDdanynumbcr of turns
are tllowed 10 pe.rticipatc.
• open 10 .u
JDOU WltA
llfen'• $9.99 and up
Women's $7.99 and up
SHOP
SHIPPY SHOES
'"T.~::*'r"o-:CorMf
CIIMil__
W.
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November 14 , 1968
Blood Donors
STUDENTS WH O GAVE BlOOD wen!
served (O()ki•n and o d ri nk by members
o f Theta Ph i Alpha and Delta Ze ta so ror·
Illes during the bloodmobile drive on
c:ompus Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 4
and 5 . [Photo by Bob Okrosinski)
RIC BEJCEk (left foreground] and Sve
Jo<don (right fo<eg<oundJ w ere two of
the sl\,oden!s who contributed to !he 385
pinls colleded ot the comput stol ion In
the Fronk lloyd Wright lounge. In the
rear, nurses ore filling out questionnaires
for two more donors. [Photo b y Dennis
Bush I
:The Election And 'The Party's Over'
Placement Opportunities
Thursday Nov. 14,9 1.m. 10 4 p:m., A 0 Sml!hCorwulon o(
Mllw1Ukee, will intfrview 111 Jlnual')' j.l"ldu"u for polhions In thd r
Data Proa:SIIna Division In Mllwauhe. lohJoll In Busine ss
Administration, Economla, Na lhcma!lcs, Pbylics and Gtn.eul
Scicnccarelnvitcd .tointerview.
Tbuud1y Nov. 14, !I a.m. to 4 p.m., Spurnon1 Department
~ will 1pe1k wltb all majon interested in retail llote
manap:menl.
·
A r~~~:!re N~:~.~· ~~,c:;m~~W 1nf~~:hfE~~~~,~~rt;:~!e~
xSminiSilatlon,PsycboloiY and Educ•tlonmaJoraforcareeroffiCII
opportunities In the Forest Servi«.
Nond~IY, Nov. 18 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., l!mployen lnrunncc of
~WiilrecrultaUml.lortlnterutedincarceroppOrtllnitlesin
insurance.
- Cg.~~~~o::: ~~~~~;i~l ~min::rv~~·~;· f~~~ie~ ~~re~-:~tlnvC:
politlo~ naillb\e In Central Wisronsin and Upper Nlchlpn. All
Senion."arelnvltedtorecndt .
.
Tuesday NOv. 19 9 1.m. to 4 p.m .. :Blue Crou IN11r1nce
MUwll.lkce, will speak with aU majors lntcreitcd In Med~llnsurancc
opportunities.
.
Wednesdty Nov 20 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sllte·Farm Insuran ce, wUJ
interview wi l b all majonseekinae"mployment in the Insurance field.
Wednctdty Noy 20, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Chevron Chemical, San
Fr.nclsco, California will speak with aU Cbemlsuy, Bloloty, Bull ness
Adminlstnlion ,lEconomlct, Resource Nanqement and other mljon
interested in QI"Cer opportunities with one o f America'• kadina ·
chemical companies.
IM~~~~%i~W~Dii~w:;:~!~ ~r::;;;i~:Jt;;:!kmw~:t::!r~~
Admtntluat!Ofi , l!oonomies, Poli tleal SCience, Hi1tory and othu
majors about office and manaaement (no salet) positions in tbe
WUwaukce home office.
Tb11rld1Y Nov ll, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m .. Connecli~:~~t Mulua l ,
Insurance Company, Mad~n, wiU intei"Yiew aU ~ors lnterCJtcd in
ules work lead.inato Illes manastmcnt positions.
De~~tr!i::~ ~ill 41n~;~~w~a;o~:f:t::,c~11j:
State CiviJServklilandGOvcrnmentopporturlitiea.
011 ~~~da~h!li:id.· 'ri:~m~:e:u~m~iu~ ~~:er~r~;:~::~~~
aocountantt, and proanmmlnJ writers In Green Bay. Majon In
B111incu Admlnbtratl011, Mattiematictand Science are cncourapd 10
1pp!y. The other achcdulc will M lor openlnp in Roches ter,
Mlnn1110tt. The Nme m-.jon arc: rt~uested bert.
Ad~'t::!'lio':c~t ~c~~ !~ ~~m~, ~!~di! S::',.~e~:!~\
OPI)OI"tUilltki.
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5 until 4 a .m.
morning, to
c:orry· eled lon returns for inlerested stu·
Students ho_ndling one of the
news desks were, from left to right, Bill ·
Melnner, VIcki Pozor ond Darryl Ger· ·
main. [Photo by Bob Holden)
left to right they ofe Fred GlrlOC"dllo,
staff writer; Gene Kemmeter, ediiOf"; Paul
Jonty, n-1 editor; and Bill McMillen, ·
oswc>ote editor,
(Mike Domlno'*'kl
photo).
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We1t Division. Rochelle, Illinois, will speak with all m.;ora interested
in manaaemen!J and other positions in the food Industry.
~.9a.m.to4p,m. , Metroeolitan~
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w~rtti'rti ~ .;;/:~~~IJ~c~~~~n~~~~::d ~:·~~ri.,~
opporturuiles.
Mi:,:~~bs~M!n!o~~m.w~ 4.;~:.;· c;,f te'S!~~~':l.~~~~~~.
Forest/')', BiolOJY, B11siness "AdmlnistratiOII, Cbemlltl')' and other
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SCHEDULED INTERVIEWS - SCHOOLS
TAU UJ~PA .-oN won the m:ent frotwnlty lntromutal croll owntry II'IMf~ John Clifford fleftt wos the
lndlvlduol wlnrwr •with, Run Defouw (a.nt.r), Phi
Slgrna Epsilon, flnllhlng MC»>d. Sfwen Coerpw
lrfghtJ wos the ofher member of the winning TICE
team. (Photo by Dennis lknh)
Han, ond John Dohlke. Second row --Oon Heh:el,
Dor,..l Howley, Terry Ap"lonson, Poui Hau l, and lorry
Hetze l. This year's squad. composed "entirefy of freshmen & sop:-amores, finished 8 ·6 in dual competition.
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Nov. 13·Molinee Elemental')' Scbools·91.m. to4p.m. Grade 3;
Elem.Phy.Ed.Gr.l-6.
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Nov. 14 • New Berlin Public Schools • I p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Primary and Elementary . .
Nov. IS ·Oxnard Elementary Schools, Oxnard, California· 9 a.m.
to .4:30 p.m. Klnderprten; Gradet I tbro111h Grade 6; 7th Grade
Ma th;8 tbGrade Mt th.
· Nov. 18- McFarland Public Schools· I p.m. to S p.m. EII.JljshSpeed!; Primary Ill; Holcombe Public Schools· 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Hiah School Eflllish; Hamilton School Distrln · I p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
•
IUnderprten ; Gr.de I; 7th· 8tb Grade Lani\Uiae·AN o r French.
Nov. 19 • So11them Door County Schools, Br\l.els;Wb. · 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. EnaJisb; Cbemi1ti')'·Phyllies; Speech PnholotY; Primary
Education; Gtefndak Pub lie; s,hools. 9 :30a.m. to 4:30p.m.
Nov. 20 • J unuu Public Schools • 2 p.m. to 4 p.JII. Klnderprtea;
Combination bt A. 2nd GraJSe; St h Grade· Enpah .t. Socllrl Studies.
Nov. 22 - Albany Public Sdloob · I p.m. to 4 p. m. 8utinea
Ed ucatlon;HiltOI}'.
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Nov. 26 · Pula*! Publk Sdlools • 10:30 "•.m. to l p. m. 7 .t. 8
Grade Science (Gtn.); Grade 4.; New Glanu Publ.lc Sehoob • I p.m.
to 4 p.m. Efll)lsb; Kimberly Public Schoola • 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Seooad
Grade;FinbGrade.
.
Dec. 5 • Milton f'llblic Schools· 10 :30 e.m. to 4 p.m. Primary;
lntermed.iatc.; Lu.umbWJ.CI$00 Public Schools • I :30 p.m. to 3:30
p.m.Comb.Gradet2.l3. .
Dec. 10 • East Troy Public Schook • 11. a.m. to 4 p.m: Gea.
Scienoe · M•thMinor.
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A limited lupp ly of the 1969 ASCUS Ann11al fot tbe Scbool of
Eduealion ~~enlon Ius been recei'ed in tbe Uninni ly Plaoe-a t
Center. Copies may be obtained now.
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November 14, 1968
THE POINTER
Page 10
34-13 · In Finale
Pioneers Trounce Pointers,
Last Quarter Surge
Breaks Up Contest
Pointer Spotlight
BrD.veBurlon
As this year's &rid tc:a!IOn
ended with the Pbuevillc p mc
' l reems lppropriate tospoltiJ,ht
he back bone of !his year's
l
By Tim lAn h
Afl~r nllyrng for two KOrcs
to .::un 1 tic. the WSU·Stncns
1\)rnllridlkn eouldnotholdoff
a d<•termrned WSU·Piallevillc.
Th.- l'ivrn'\'1~ "''On going 1wa~·.
J.i.IJ, in a •'Onf~rcncc tilt last
S:rtuTda)' at Gocrke l'icld.
up, Pat McFaul's con~crsion
attempt wu uMut<:udul but
t iM'Pointcn trailcdonly l l-6.
with 14: 1llcft ln tllchalf.
McFa~l's tceond llalfkidoff
wu returned to ttl<! 27Md lhe
Pointer dcfenx held. forcin& a
punt.
Nodolfs p~nt c:mied only to
the Platt~viUe 30, On the fanl
play,FrrimMfounddayli&ht olf
Uckk and b~lltd his way to the'
Pioneer 7 brfore Mins draued
down.
"''II
cn.kd ~nyho~' WIIite,.,ltrrhad
Qf>llarinJ a llurd )trail;ht titlc
b)' """ "!J i ll<' W~rhl,.,ks. 11· 14
a t CAhkosh las• s~turday.
lrd
by
,H tcrFrciman got to thfr..c.
Ro hde took a Vo'ryenburg
pilcllo~t around right ndf01 a
tou~hdo"'n behind 50rm' fine
blockint and his o"'·n Krond
o u nt ~n din s
so ph o more
<juan~rb....,~ . Cll1is
(h;arnish,
I'K'~ed ~p two qukk 1COI<'$ in
t~ OJ'<'rnnr. nunutesand, loo~ed
~· tho-..h t he)' ,.,·ould d•·cide the
~~no.· to)
~~r~~u
off to mn
I>J•..: Boll relurncd
....auirdati3· 1Jwithll :.tl kft
inthtthil<l period.
Aft~r Boh Rohde picked uii
fnt,.Jo,., n ll lhc l\>int49, a
fumb le wu
rr co•·ered b)'
lkfcnswe ~nd To m Frisbk for
the PiorK'<'rs atthcir own-19.
The Po inten got another
drive under,.,.~y later in the
period, drivint: from their o ,.·n
41 to the Pioneer 36. but
Weycnburc ,.,-as dumped fo r a
lluge lou un third down and
Breaktrpun!ed!o thc1S.
mthe l'\llni .IS,
It tool. Cll:lmish o nly tllrec
j>.lsoing plays to cngin«r a
...·onllJ,dri•·e. llt connet~cd"''il ll
G<'OII~ F~ll<rty and Tom Kollr
forsuCi."''$\i,·e fintdownsatthc
Pnrntrr 3S· and lS·yard\incs.
On tlr•.' nut pby lie found
Fah<'rl )' "'·cUix:hindthel'niJlter
d~ft•OS•' and llit him with l
s.:oriiiJ tOI$$,
BiU
Ch.umsh called a playth.:lt
had pined,.,·r ll fmthc l"ionccrs
in lj'lc first llalf and it was
su.:~cssfui. He threwashortpau
to e nd Ri'h Smil;iclski wllo
latenlcd to Rick llcmpd,
Hcmpd sped dow11 the sidrtincs
to the l'oinirr II before Bbrnr
Reic hdt CIUiht him from
' behind.
nut u lra pOint
"'Js ,., Jdt , b~t a Pointer
liS('h~a·~
~uempl
o ffside
p•·~ himanulhertty.and
l~eon~nedto civtPbucvrlka
7.() lead witll 12:0 S kft in the
OJIC'nina f'C'riod.
la!cr rnthc'pcriod. followin&
D Mil.c Brukrr punt 10 !he
l'btt~voUe 32, Chunish ' llruck
\_
!~r:;.~~~~J;~nAT~~~~5~~
tilt 42, hescnnrbkd IOO!ilr fro nr
a stron1 rush and lofted a
petfcct pam to Faherty who had
hutcn his dcfcn<kr and
went ~II the way to ICOie.' The
pbycovcred Slyards. Liscllkl's
kickwn widebutthePionccn
led. IJ.(), ,.,·ith still 6;37 k ft In
the fir~\ 'l'!lfltr.
~pin
After
the
Poinlcll
wer~
for~··d \.O punt ~pin. tile Pointer
ddcn~ stiffened and d~mpcd
for asubstanli~l l~ on
thi rd· down. T~ll)' Nodo1f
att•·mptcd to pun\ on fourth
do wn hut freshman linebacker
Oc:~n Krui('T broke throuah and
blot:~ed the · kick. ,.,·itll Rod
,\nderwll rcoowring at tile
l'ioncer 1) ,
Cll~rnhh
Pla tt cfille d e fense
stiff~n.:d , however, and a fake
field ~;<~al aurmpt by Jo lin
llnrh on fourth down wu
~•orpc\1 at the eight . Rick
· ller11pd picked up 1 ri11t down
~• !he 19 fullowinl Plattcfille's
takco•·~• on downs at the 8.
(..'h.3m"h a11~mpted to hit adcep
• tertivcr onthe nextplay,bu1
l'olnler dcfcruiw ba~k Verlan
Karpinske cut in fro nt of the
i n ltlltlcd reedvcr and
int~rccptcd at the 40.retuming
The
all the ~ay to th<! Pionc:er9.
Jo hn Freiman &ot to the five
~~~oj,~:;,~~.?c,
~~~~
pitchoilt fromquartcrbuk Mike
We~nbur& aro~nd his kfl end
in to~slandin&
and went
POINTER DEFENSE stoPs the Plon eville fullbock for
o smo ll goin in Soturdo y's gome in w hich the Polnl·
ers were trounced 34· 13.
Coa~;h Counsell.
~~~~n...~~.'~rr:l ~:· ~~-F~~:
lulftime..
I'Ll! Milk•
t l~<: ~~n"' ~nd
bellcr tllin&S to eome for
Stevens Po int footba ll.
T his year'• underclassmen
have one thin&go inr. for them,
knowledge gained from Juch
men as John llanis, Vnlan
Karplnske, Stn'C Johnson, John
Frdman, Bob Rhode, Du~nc
Clark, Dan Bar, Pat Fcc, Ron
Win and Mike CounS~:ll, the
~nlms who ended their eoiiC!lC
football careen.
lnan interviewwith l'olntcr
hud coach Duane Counsell,
four of tile te n union were
evaluated as the backbone of
thisyear'1 squad .
Fint 10 be pointed out was
dtfensive tackle Mike Counsell.
AI 6'2" , BS lbs, Counsell, ~
native of Oconomo .,.·oe, r.ltt'$ as
ttl<! llefensive stando ut for this
year.
While h.i$ $llc mayhampcr his
pro dlllnQ's as' 1 dc fensi•·e
linc:man, leams maybc alllllcted
10 his football skills as an
o ffclliive &uard aecordill£ 10
PlattcviUc had cnlcrcd the
gamcwithllle l ith belt rushing
dcfenscamongthenation's srnall
l(tloob. but the Pointcn had a
cooct deal of success with the
runnln& of Rohde and Freiman.
l'btlcville ,.,.,11 play at
O>h l. o~ II 1 hi s Su~r d ay ,
compldrngtho: sus~ndfd pmc
of thf•'<' ,.,·~k1 aao. l'btteville
kad ~. 1!.(), "'rth one quutcr
ldr. ~nd
uart in po!Mssion
~t the Osh~~ 48. If the
l'tune~n "'in. th~y " 'lll tre tlw
Trt~n) f01r fiut piK~. Osh~o1h
l'ioM ers,
~~~~r:.nd~~~u~~~idcein°Jic~~:
BotlllclmS mounted tcvcral
mild threats in the n:maininJI
minutes of !he llalf. but could
nOIKOre,lnviniPbtleviUewilll
a \ 3-6halftinrckad.
The ,.,·inhptthc'Pioneenin
th•· thick of thc' closc WSUCtitlc
prcturc "'•tha 6·1 eonfcrcncc
mark . 7·1 o~cnll. The l'ointen
finisll~d ~ disaprointing l ·S·I in
t hc.-onfcrenceand2·7·1 onrall,
T he
CINI,
The ~uon, m~rkcd will\ bad
bre~kl, and mis.tc:d o pponunitiel
wn in part due 10 !he ovclllll
Cllllrnish wuted no time in
aivingtllr Pionecnlhc k ad for
Jood. On the frnt play from the
II . he hli- Bob Faheny. brother
of CC'Ofle, wide o pen In the
end~one for anolhcr ~.
(hc hka"s conversion pvc
Platteville a 20.13 lud with
4:07leftinthctbirdPcriod.
Early in tile fourth quarter.
the l'ionecn got good f1tld
position "'hen 1 Brcak~r punt
n11icd only the Pointer 37.
CcoiJe f ahellywenlafOIIndkft
end on 1 do~bk revcrx 10 the
20, and Rich Smith pk:kcd up
another rust diwn on the
pound 11 the Point.,S.O..rni1h
went back to pa4, on the nut
play, avoided another stronJ
rush, kept tile ball himwlfand
went in to score from eight
yardsout.li:schkladdtd the
r,~~~ e~~~ !~h ~ol~ft~ad
I
Followin& 1 Paul Jabc'l!l'r
lnterccplionatthePolnter 47 ,
thePionecnputtogethcrtbeir
final scoril\l thrust. Charnish
apin 101 loose from 1 11ron1
rush that oveTTJn him and ran
the last IS yll'lls to <:ap that
drive .
LlschkaiJiinConwrtcd to
increase the Pioncc:n ' kad 10
34·13 with only 2:40 lelt,
NciJhcr team mo unted 1 threat
In !he last minutes and thc
;~~~~ rostcd 1 convincin1
lie is perhaps the only
~~~~~ .will! 1 chJnec al a pro
DATE
Dec. 3
De<. 4
Dec. 6
Dec. 7
0«. 10
Dec. 13
Dec. 14
De<. 18
Dec. 21
Dec. 27·28
OPPONENT
AT Stout
Wino11o
Cze<h Notionol's
AT St. Moris !Mfnn.)
Whitewore1
AT Supe rior
AT River Fo ils
Ploneville
AT Albert leo College (Mi11n.l
IH Belo il Hol idoy Tournament
IFirstll:ound, Slc vens Pointvs.North
ond Be loitvs. SI.Mory's.l
AT Oshkosh
AT St. Norbert
Eou Cloire
·
l o Crone
Stout
ATWhitewoler
Superior
River Foils
AT Pto ncville
Othkosh
AT fou Clolre
AT l o Crone
by Tim
lAs.:~
AnotMr dcfcruive 5talw.u tis
Pat Fee. Playing hi&h tchool
foottidlat Rice bkc Wiseon!Jn.
Fcc his played dcfc11sive 11clde
for' fouryunin eolk ac.
lie nnks as one of the best
.
The 247 lb. Fcc. whose sue
helped hirnat Stevens Point,is a
doubtful pro prospect. Afln
loosin1 20 lbs. this year and his
l•ckof speed. requiredby th<!
pros for pursuil . hil foot ball
days most likely ended with the
Plau cvilkpmc Salurd ay.
Sile is a lro a probkrn for t he
barpillina power o f ano,thc.~
s.enior, Steve Johnson. AI 5 10
~nd 186 lbs. he is 100 srnaU 10
continue as a linebacker a nd
lacks thc specdwhicb is ncedcd
to sua:ccd as a pro defensive
back.
Wilh 11\is m mind it ilsafe to
nr that the lot'nior from
C~luvilk al50 finished his
playina days thisyear.
TIM! offcnw: will be hit
hardest by 11M! lou of Bob
Ro hde , Ro hde .,nkc d thUd In
tltc:«tnfcrcncerushlna statbtict.
ovcrallpbrer~ forPoiJlt.
bst:~eason ; hullhisyur playinl
with anincxpcrienccd linc and
playin1 as 1 marked man, hiJ
aver.~cewas hurt,
Lukinc the blindi!l£ break
:~~,.6~.~2d0 r~~~i~~~~~;;~:c/:~:
Wa!cnown wiU prohably be
by·pusctlbythcpros.
lie however is !he o nly
offensive man wilh 1 chant•'.
u dth3tdlllllccisslim.
P1ofcuion11 offers could be
i11frcqucnt and far betwee n for
scnion but coachina
t he n
~reen ·mi&htkeep thew athlelcs
inf001ballfora km1 1imc.
The l'uintcrs could have won their finale against l'lallcvillcevcn
t houSh l llcfinalscorewouklindicatcot~rwiK. As w.u thcux aU
Counsell Resigns
As Football Coach
rcariOnJ. tlle lnahlllty lo p~t IOCC thcr ~n ovcrallstron, cffort meant
the diffcren~. Two quid Joudrdowns bcfo"' the spectaton h~d
gotten S.:tlk:d in th<!ir scats made the o ffcnK play u tch·up football
apin.
The final season record of 2·1·1 ccruinly is poor, but l rcfUK 10
believe that the team was that bad . A brNk here and. the~andthe
re~ord could have b«n mu~h diffcrent.
It wu 1 •·cry young team 11\iJ )lUI and only a few ""nionarc
Pork.lll~
through, b~l they "''Cit valuable onrs. ltopcf~Uy the offensive tine
l>uainc Counsell, 44, "'ho led
In \ 966·671\e\us on ln•-elo
will p)aymuch bcllcrnnt ycnafler they havea ycar's cxpcricncc
the football tcanr of Wisconllin do ,.,dua~e workin lndiana.
Jon. 7
piayinJ IOCC thcr.
State University- Stevens Point
After bcromint: the bud
Jon. 22
a conference championship coach here in 1957, he loued
Jon.25
The Packcn U!ilrd to bo: lhf rnu51 opportuni$1 ictearrr inthc NFL, dtourinJ
these
records:
1M put II yean, has
Jon. 29
rdyina on their own tuk of mistakes and forcin; thcir oppone nts annou ntfdhcisrrlinquiJIIiflihi'l
Feb. 1
19S7- 34 : 1958- 7.()·1.
Into r~mblts and interceptions. Now, the llbln have ~en duticsasheadcoHh.
Feb. 3
l~rncd- -evcn though ottlpllyinl I he Vlkinls th<!cnlire second hllf
Atll lctk Directo r Robcn 19 SY- 4 . J.J ; 1960- 5·3:
Feb. 7
Krueger A id CounKIJ ICIJUdtcd l96l - 8·1: ,1962'and 19 63- 6·2:
!hey blew three coodJCOrlncchancn.
Feb. 8
The Vikin&S ,.,-ill !Ott' at lca~l two of their next lhru pmn, but 10 spend all of his ltme in 1964 - Hi; lYI),S.!- 6-3 ; 1966
coachin1. 6·3); 1967Feb. 19
the Lloruappcar to have tht cuiest schcdul_c, The Pack must "''in tcaehinccapacitics.. No dale was 6(nol
·2·l: and 19611- 2·7-1.
set whena neweoach would be
Feb. 22
1 thelr lut five tupullit oot, bu! i~ w.on~t be easy,
a ppointed; however , Kruc~;cr
Feb.26
While hisrccord lhis M I "'·n
uid he wouldintcrvie,.,· auistanl
t..\or. 1
Even In ddCit, the Milwaukee B~cLs are impruving. Their coacheshere who an: intercstfd
~!nl~u:ni1~pr~:~~ o~.f~l:;~·n~
schedule certainly hasn't been the nsic~t. ellhc'r. Thrylla)'c~ t losc lntl'lc posiJion.
c om pc\ition with a )'OUng,
to thel.akcn lul weckandalrnost bca!!he Ccltics. lftheMilwaukce
lnc:xpencn~d team which lou
fans will only be patient, In a few ynn the Hucks will be 1
hc:wilr la\1 ~·ural ,TJilul t lou
conte nlkr,
·
time.
Pairin&S for the Beloit llolitby BaskclbJII To~rn1nrcn1 ,.,·en:
announced b st week. In the openin& round of pl~y on !he night of
Dec. l7, 1M Pointen, ddcndinJI champs of the tour11arncnl, will
play 1 su ona Non II Park (Ill.) squad and !he host Beloit will meet
Tbt WSU- SP Soccer Club score, !he rust quarter ended
St. Mary'sofMinne!IOia.
WIS l hut out , 3.(), by *C Ripon wit li !he IOOU beiJIJ 2.0,
Collc1c So~~tf T~m last
Tbt second qnrtcr Ulrted
WSUS - FM i1 chan1int thr
Ste!:~ ~~~ul~a!:~ t~n~!:t:::a7tsar:~~i~~~~?n,~~!:'~s ~~ ~c:~t:~
~•mpus frorn bcir~&aont'.stat ion
11
~t~~~~i~~t:~~:~~~~e!~ b!~ R;:~ ~': ~~~~~d~l~ 11
lilte11er durin& evcnil'll ho~rs.
one of the teams to beat !he WSUC. The baske tball squad lost
Cllf'C'rieiiCCd100:ertcanL
mountin1 two lua:eaive driw1
Now instead of listening lojust
The position of the Sl~ns· whi~h wen: thwaTted ·bY lh£ several playenduc to incli&ibility and other "n:uons," but most of
o ne stallo n • II ni1ht, stuUents
Point team lithe outset o f the. Stewns Point delcnsiff hacks thckeyplayenueback.
a~ chJntina to eommerclal
The swimmen lost only one man and have 1 host o f llrOnJ
p me seemed uncertain' as Ripon and 1011~. Michael Ziemann.
stations ,.,·hen WSUS 1irs its
freshmen.
quickly look poSSl'SIIion o f the
Poi11t mounted sewral attach
educational pra,.ranrs.
The JYmnuts dtd not lo$c·1 man 1nd should improve an:atlr.
1
:~~ ~;o;:l~t'!~J.~~elh~f:rf:~ ~~~heR~~: "".!:a~ ~h:r ;i!e;:~
The wrestk n lost only 1 few lop men and J.h.oul~ have a wlnnins
drive penetrated the:' Point s.corifl& allack midway throu&h
~~tason,also.
defense to score with not owr the second quarter, makin& the
two min~tu gone in the fvst score 3.() at the end of the fust
After another poor week of rfl:dictions.. lam lboutrndy to
llalf o f pby.' ·
qul.rtcr.
hand over the crystal ball to all my friends who claim they can do
Coat hCountcll
The Pointers took ovrr on the
The sccon~ half o f plly"
better. 1 cut$$ tbc n1011 Jmp(,rt1nl pmc of !he year ~amc Out !lie
second kickoff and drove down 1howed Point pbyint much
As 1 tu~hcr. CoumiCII hc~ds
Afler turning down major$
way !'said il would--Elktrorn walked Dllover BigFoot to end with
cJose to the Ripon lOll twice llron&er de fensivcly aslheyheld
tllrec wins and • tie in the lui fivt pmn. We ,.,·on't me ntion llow !he driver and g fcty cdu~uion a n d minors a nd muter's
but wcreunablc toscore. Ripon, Ripon ICOicleas throU&Ilo~l the
an d recreation pro1rarns at req~uu . the Regents arc
the flnt five pmes came out.
however. suffe~d the IOSII o f entire KQOnd half, ""ith center
Stncns PointSUte.
mimickin1 their prcdc•ors m d
their 1oallc in' 50nre f~rlous forward 8uhp Yooan movina
The rookie predictor for this week sees thc ,followinl :
A native of Wisconsin Oi:Us. reportedly hl•·e eome up "''ilh ~
acl!o n around the net.
b1ck to the fuUblclc'pOsijloJl iO
Mlchigan 41 - Wisconsln 14.
new sloa~n . "The Return to
Coming out to pick up the . check the Ripon offense.
t ~~isc~nn~dR~e Ul~~~:f'lu~! Normai•'Y·" With Stevens Point
New Orleans 10 - Gree n BayJI (Foolcdyou. dldn'tl1)
baU, thcplic dovconituthc
The Pointers bad several
Univtnity and Stevens Poinl cr ltbm irc i!S 7Sth annivrtsa r~
Pbnevillt 19.osbkolh 14.
Pointcn' right forward , Frank opportunitlcs toscore aplnin
Slalc.
it isonlyfitting.
'
USCH- Ore1onStatc 14.
Or~eke, anemptcd to connect. the tc:eond half, b~t they were
The pby ended · wit II Oruckc unabk to do so. AI the end o f
tripped up and ! he Ripon toalic the second h.llf the fUIII score
wit h 1 posllibk broken wrist. was Ripon3, StewnsPolntO.
In 1ssessin1 the prnc, Point
The injured p lie was n:plac:ed
and play was continued with no playen and QO.Iches fell tllat
JIC'nllty belin assessed to Stewns uccUenl ,fttld pOsition and JOOd
Poin t.
PISSil\lldded upfor a f'!nepme
Ripon took po~HS~Jon o f1he of bill QOfllro.l by Ripon, who
ball afler their So.Jiic wu injured has beaten arch other teams u
and J.h.owing good Pilling and • tiM! University of WiscoNin and
bill handling drove down to l.awrrnc:e Un1wnity tllb flU.
score ap.ln. Shonly after !he
The Pointer pusi.nJ p me was
BJged at timet , hinderin& thclt
abWty to mon: the b.U Into
scorln& position. The Poilllen
played wilh )u1t two e.atn. men
th.rou;ahout the entfr.e pme,
whl\a Ri pon had enotJ&h
subltilulel to knp 1 fruh
offensiw team.
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Ripon Soccer Tearn
Shuts Out Point, 3-0
You Con Sw itch
The Diol Now
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1
Slogan " Re tu rn
t o Normalcy" Fits
wit!:t p.a~~c:rvk: of11f:~
fullback Robert Amtbcin and
b ackup man Bill De Bartolo.
Both are oul with Wuriet. Allo
o ut wilh an inJury il lheomtcr
halfback , Duwayne
Sc:hwd enberawho is a bl&boott ·
to thePointcroffeii$CI.
NCllt Satwday the Sooecr
O ub winda uptbcirfaUIIUIOn
by tn.wllq toW.rinc:tte to pby
tbc Wrrrillctte UW Buoeanccra.
Tbt Po\nlen defeated the
Bucca-n LIM May in !he
W~tte Sprina lnvthtioul
Sooeer To urney to win tbco
Tow.arncnt cup, The PointeR
abould be able to defeat
W.rbtecte, Tile Soc.eetCiub now
JPOIU 1 3-2·1 n:oocd for lheU
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