Wisconsin State
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Stevens Point
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...A New Foo!ball Coach; page 5 .
... Pi Kapp.O eltt,l)l9t6 .
... Tit le Hopes Crushed, pageS.
8PAG ES.NO. I 6
SER IES VIII , VO L.12
Concert Tickets
Selling Fast
For Union Gap
To~:~ ..t s ~~~ 110"'' u n t;~ k for
th.•Ga o)' l'u .-J,,,· u and t h•·U nio n
G~ p
,·un.-..·11 ~ h N u kd for
Suml3y ni~ tu . Fd>. l ii,a t ii.T h··
con.·,·n ...,II b.· t h~ (O n.:.h.od ing
fw
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C~ r ninl
t his )'f ~r"s Wint r r
:md its "''N k o f
aL11L' i l ll:)
T i;: ~ ,-u
for t ill' nc nt in IIKfid dhouso.· ma)' 11<' pk k<'•l Uf'~ l
th ·· UniH I Si l )' c ~nter
i nforu1~ t ion
deW.
:.so ami
s: . ~s.
and
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wit h
Si u.lt nt lll .--:a rJ s.
T he
Union
GJ I'
~3 im·d
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i ~ n;uncJ ~fl •·r th•• h i>to n~:
nfUnion Ga p, W 3S h L n~t o n .
Th,•
~rou p
1<1" '"
tud four mi llion
srll~ •i in th~ siuj;k s ,lq•a rllll•m!.
Tllq· w~n: .. l'o'oniJn. Won iJn ,"
"l:lll)' Will l'ow~ r ." ' Yo unt
Gi rl ," ~nil "()\"~ r You."
Union Ga1• cun ,·ntl)' li n ~ n
allium on til,· Tor T~n n~ntell
"l n cr,..fib l~ ."
1'11,• Union Gal' is <'Olllpris.:oJ
of Guy l' u c ~ ~ ll . [)wll! lll
Ben..,nt. K•·H}' CIIJt cr. Gar)'
Wit hcmami i'Ju1W iwl tbrc3,1.
WSUS Returns
" THE FABU lOUS AMAZERS '69" wilt be performing Sundoy nigh! beginning a t
:~~~ ::er~~~:~:n;:• 7~: ',~e ,:i;\~!f ;,:~~o~~o; .~;;,',~;Y c;;:~v~~~~~~m:;:
spo.ue Ia irs rythym and blues re<ord, "lfs You for Me." The group has been
l i ~ ened ro "The- Four Topli;· ond. dur1ng 1he donee 's intetmiss ion the 1969 Winte r
Ca rn iva l ~ing ond queen wili be announced.
Council Of Presidents Show
Concern Over Oshkosh Riot
D}· J im lt o frr
~ ccept 1 com promise wher"by
junior and sr nion wo uld bu y
their boo ks and l~ shm~n an d
10phomo ru wo uld !'fnt th~ir
boo~s. The S~n~t e h:lll abo
voted ap inst h~vin1 a system
"'herr $1 ud~ nu would purcha5l'
a ll books.
Th is n>OIIH'ic~ t ion ori tu land
u rnc o n !he mo tion o f junior
Sena tor Wall)' Th iel who moval
that t h~ Sc n a l ~ suppo rt the
' 1\
studen t who ~olu n t arlly
~ t ops atl enJilll! a roursc at any
t in•<' ,..ilhout ro n>pk: tin& ! he
preS~:ribcoJ chi ll&" of prog ram
r~r!~;·~:~~t~~c :;t:~~~~::~3
o f t he
The student hotly pr esidents
of the nine Wisoonsi n ~t a H·
uni>·cniiK'S, who t O~<'! her form
! he. Co und l of .l' resiJcnu of the
l: ml ~d Cou!lcrl. mel here o n
an. J l ~n d l·eb, l.
Th is l' l ui oJ~n t's Co unci l
di srus.5ed pu l in~nl WSU S)'Sltlll
Usues and pbnnod the WinH·r
G~nna l Aur:: mbly to be h•·ld at
LaCrossc btcrthisy ea r.
l an ye ar 's i ncid~ n t of
studen t unr est a! W S U - O ~h~osh
was among Usun r.l isruso;l:d at
this ro nfcr~ ncr.
t
-~:T~i~::~!;1~~;:·~&:;s~~~~~ ~~~~~n~:~:~~e
~~~:J!s1~
this
.. ;thin rlw WSU
scme~ t cr . '
,\n )'On~ "'ho has un<krta ken
toll rOJior add a coursc, bul has
not rom1>lkd wi th t ire: o fficial
sys1 ~ 1n .
In otlln acl ion , !he S~: n at c
hu rd a rep o rl by John
Wa!lcn1;.1 nf. Senior Senalor. o n
p ro~ure sho ukl rc port t o t he
R ;·gilitr~ l ion Offi,·<:. Room 209 ,
~b in BuiloJ illl! and ob tain tiK
8 iU7J' .~ bill whichispcn d intin
l)' p~.-
sys!crn. ll is
a n~we r
w;u a -; impk
but eon ~:<· rm·d . " l holl<' not ."
lb srnul':iC n , ~ :;o:n ior from
~mesl cr s! u 1 !~nt s
lh~ Sb!e Lq;.is loit ur c wh ich
would frcct.e funds for KfQII d
o n fin ancUI
Rin· r l' alls ~~iWSlt'd tim the
Osh k o~h U\li iSIIIJ hall r~sul~'"'
from 3 llfl.: o f ro mmunr c~t ro n
lw!wcc n rii:IJOI .-oncernson thai
li!Ud<•n!J he re aecoulin&to Leon
Bell. vkc·rr n ille nt fo1 Dusi m·~:s
Affai rs , "'o ul d toS~: thd r
financUI anisian,., whkh could
c o n ce ivab ly fo rce ! hdr
w it h ~ r a ..·aJ from schoo l tweaulo<'
o f lackoffund s.
Osh~Oi h typ<' rn diJ~ nt S r_esu lt ..
llcaddedtha t Unr tcJCo um: •l
is an Ofl » ll~ t io n that c:~ n j!lv c
s tud e n t s a c han c •· t o
co nrrn u n i ca t c .
hc t ,.nn
lhcmlO: Ivt s, and 11111h the SoaN
of R c &cn t s and st a t e
~t uJcnu
nff~e~;rls
s.·,·tion~
Th~s.:
and Unn od ( 'ouncll
" !ol."l'hOn 14, iul•
I arul ~.of Bill 71
suto sc.:tion~. if t'~-·•1
b) th,· il al~ k·~isla t uH·. ,.ould.
a cco rdi nl' to
R asrnu~"·n.
" \'irlu all )' '"l"'orr l ln~tr""·uonal
stullcn l a~-.; r~a nt s lo t oacll.·r~ '"
ll111rn~ rh,• G~ncr.1l ASS<'rnbly
~~~~~ on nr~· rn~ !opics from
a~mbl)' lo 3\li<:llll>ly.
O n•· function of th t
l' u·s•d,· n r's Co unci l is the
,t ecrsion .o n ,.·h ich to Pics
s.:rnina rs ,..,II be hdoJ at the
fo l lo,.·in~ G•·nr r ~] ,\ sscmb ly.
~~OOQtat:lu,\~:u!'a\~' 1 ,\:~~~ s~~~;
r h,;h~"'1~::! ~;·c~~~~~o~ci~.i ~
..·o ut.! loS<' tht: u jobs 'houklt h.s
brll l••:•·ru~t.-..1 ,
Th<-S< ~lu<kn t as.si"anh a11·
not thos..· f"'liiOII ~ '''')I~Uit ~)
~ t udr th•·,.. to1•ks: ~ stull •·n t bill
o f r rg h I s. ,. d uca 1 io n a!
rn nm·a rron, trac iHns. rcsi d1·nc..· ·
h ~lli anoJ u ,c rela tio ns
j~hn,i:~:~~~~:~,~~ ~.:11!~a,:·~t ~··;;~~:~ ....,,~,7,;'te~!' ~·ill '~\o~J~~ ?~; ~
stu•l""'' th:r l <lo l'arl · ltll"'
51."n•· tar .. l wor ~ fut m5lcu,·ton
Tl'" "' a11· · t~ I"'H•· d l) JOO uf
thoS<.' ~••rrl •· nu a! St,·•·•· n, l'm111
Urr it•·•l Co nner\ l'"'sod,·nt
R ~srnu s h· n
ui.t th ai U('
"'P '~":nt ~ti\'<'S wu ukt •l'l'<'ar Jl
~noon~: WSU
! t u oJ ~nts
co n cn n rn ~
>U I \'C)'
S)'$t,·rn
th~ ll
OJ'iniO IIS of a \'Oiint :rt••lo,.-.: rcd
to ttl . ~ nd ()II th~ Jj!e li mit for
h<·~ r pu rrhl '"''·
l'r ~s..· ntl r. t h~ •IU<'Stion of
kp litr of o n ca mpus b<'n ~lcs
t:J~:.~s.~;~~~:~;~ ~~~~~~Jt>un ' " :~~~~::,\:n~· ~!.~b~.,!~~c~~~d~~~pus
H ~ abo •·.~p iJ UII'd !Ira! J l•·• ••·r
,\!a ny ol th~ "~ hi )' ~d~11at ts
C31UJ'al);n ~I """'t~t >ta h' h > last ..·ec~~nd's l"resi r.l~ nt's
t~ l ''",:.~ .~ he p~~ivc~~~~iyl f ~~ ~!r~:~~~~ ic!','i~n:.~ it;u~~~~·; "un"'"'I'
i•· ~rs.t~· C~IUJ'\1 51.'$ "' "" h<·in¢
{',>unci! Sl~)•'ll in r~sid"n o: h~ ll $
(ornrta nd in! ITuctio ns for an
offic.al el\;l ngcofptO&ra m.
IT WAS STANDING lOOM ON lY or Saturday night' s Srou t ga me, a nd so me die·
ha rd fens for got the h e e zi ng tem pe ra tules ' outs ide w hile watching :he g ame
through the front doors of the Ph y Ed Building . Worchi ng it from the cold cx.rt·
d oors might hove re minded the se uudenrs of the Packe rs championsh ip gome
--o Jo Dalle s style. (Bob Holde n Photo)
In rcsronsc to th is. the·
St'nat•· has initia t<' ll ~ le tter
writ in s c~ m p~ iJ; n to ' the
au.:mb lymc n o f !he State in
ho f><'S t hat !his bill will be
dcfe~ tcd ,
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Pa u l S~: hill in &. Sena t e
President, up l~ined !he pur pox
o f the lett er ,.·ritins campa~ n .
Schl11 inJ u id that thisca mpais n
is "c:rpa bk of poi nt in& up
dr amaticall y that a sma ll p~ n of
1111: S t a t c'lau~t e r i t y prQJr.nn but
in this p;ut k ubr aru aust er ity
co mes at aprc lt y hilh price...
' Til ~
fo rm lt ll <'l whic h
Studen t Senate is cireul:llir!J il
rep rinted o n paGe 2 wit h~ short
in trodu elion.
I:OYT~~~~~~~~~s
of sutc of th 1•
cJu catio n bud to-•t
Wisco nsin
proposed lc~:islat ion nt•~c i:lll)'
rmpoll an t to st ull•·nt s ,.... ,.,
di sc ussc: d ~• L:rst wr<"kt nd 's
mct t in~.
01'1<' .of IlK $<', lli ll No. 92.
wo ukl , if pn ,.,d . re~l orc s : o
million ,.·or!h of $lilt $1 udt nt
lo;in s which ,.·ere halt<'<! late in
1\16!1 . Th is lc&isb tio n has the
support of th<' SoaN o f RcKo nt s
and tho Unit ed Cou ncil.
Bill No. 11 . the: 5<'cond p ~c.;:
o f . l e &i s ia l i o n , h as
been intrOllu""d int o the Slate
k &isb twc IS~ nluns of n si111
economic hardships in the sta te.
Of put ic ular in lcru t • to
~oo rol ina l •'•l
in lloprs
~ta r ,· k~isiJ!ur~
•'Uil\'111•'<111!
of
of
of
Ill••
l)d k>t
F r ill3~' •·•·en i n~
conr pkx. On
tll<'y h.·a nJ WSU
tl~<·H~~~~~·~··~;~ar~, ~~~r':.:.t~31 1)
;·:~siJ,':::!;rL:.cn~,;c?.'c)'fus s""~~
""" 13>1in~ ~13 1 •' k~1~la t on.
Wh,·nJ>l.,·oJ ofllii'H'•\:I'I"it) Of
thcSI.'pns.onstd iNfnof)tudon t
u p in ion i! J)tiiUSh' n >a hi .
·· t ,-g.slrtou ,.,. IIIOt"<' th3n
\\ilhnt to lbl~ n :·
T he C.;· n ~r31 t\o s.· mt>l)
\>au I Seh rll in~. Stud<' nt Sen3t<·
l'"·sidcnt from Sh·•·c ns Poi nl.
cJ II ed thili scssio rr " good fo r
mfor m~ t io n . "Bo ! hh<-and Wall)'
l' llk l. campus United Co uncil
R ~ lat rons Dir ~c1 or. ft lt they ll.l<l
b•· cn ,.. ,• 11 b r i t f ed o n
f';~~~:n~~.~~s~~~~~~ ·~·.,~,~~;~~:?; t~:·~c ~~~~~~~~~~~ r;n ~ h; d~ 13at~
rn;:c tint.s in that unlr a >tn~k · WS U O>h kosh.
f hj,J aoJ <k oJ he felt the
•k kp tc to CJdt of the S.''<'ll U('
"'andin1: ;.'Onllrr(ll ,·~s. th•· U{' ro rrfc rc ncc ,..u •·c ry su" cs:du l
r;;unpus rcb110n~ d'"''"''· an,l J nd lull S]><'ci:l.\ praise: for the
th e s tu rJ,·nt . tv w rnm•· nl )'OUIIf. Lrd rr:s fro m Alph~ Phi
l'"'sid,·nt from •·a,·h of th•: n•nc soror it) w ho~rveli insc"eUrUJ
univ ~r si t ks J ll ~nd l'••·••oJ,•n t'l
pos t il io ns t h r o u~hou t last
Co unci l.
"'e•· k ~ nd 'sron fe!l'nce .
Th,· Gcm· r~l ,\sso:mblr in ~n
li e a~ Slated he wu pleased
cx p3nlled lil.'S~oion toi rrdmk t"o '"'i th thecoo perat io nhc r~ecived
d c lc r.a h •s to ,•ach of t h<- from ca mpus ;w.imi nistra tivc
~-o mm itt n-s . and usuall r t .. o
a~~ncks in pl:lnnina and c:uryinJ
ll~kaa t n for n ell of the fi•·e
o ul t h ls b tu \ Prtsident ' 1
sr min ars whk h JH' held only Co uncil.
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THE POINTER
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Editorials • Columns
Sfll.d.u.u
Viewpoints on
Gun Registration
Letters
DeuEditor,
" Praises Cold Work
Critic
Au U~ed
r•'""'?~.,.~~ .~~':':h of WSU's Grounds
the S t udent Senate in the Senate's current letter writing
campaign 11rolesting pe nd ing cuts in the budget of the
lltntc uni\'e!11ity.
The Senate hns preJNired a form letter that is avail·
able for all students to sigu and send. The letter along
with a list of add~ of t he a!lllemblymen is available
in the residcnrc halls and a t the Uni\'ersity Center In·
• formation Desk.
While ackno~·ledging that a form letter ia not as eUccli\'e as a personal letter, the senate hopes that the large
number of form l<.>ttcrs that they hope to ha\'C sent wiU
ha\'C some influence. The &emate urgca students to write
personal leuers if they have the time, using the fonn
letter for basic information. ·
It will take B united effort by t he students, the senate,
the ndmini.stmtio n nnd the regents to s top the legidature
from culling off monica: for s tude nt help a t the university.
We applaud the senate's action to this goal.
The Editorial Board
Jt ':/dtphlu J~
,4/i~'jai./tae?
One of the most bot hersome inconvenience's for fh(l8(1
of us who li1·e o ft-campus is try ing to call on·cam]Jus. All
calls to rc5id cnce h11lls or offices comin g in hom o H-campus
mus t. fin ! go t h rough the uni1•enity operator.
While t hese operators are us unlly courteous and somelimes offil'ie nt. they must be greatly h nmp•ercd by mech11n·
ica l difficulties. Wh}· e lse \\·ould one sometimes get a busy
si~:nnl whe n o ne dinls t he uni\'crs ity number? Why else
wo uld tho phone ring a d ozen t imes o r more before the
operator nnswers? Why else would t he caU be cut-oU a lte r
t he operotor a n swers?
But we wo nder if a ll of t h ese are m«:h o.nical failures
·Or iJ some of them might be human d ownfalling.
·
The time comes when evu
the most rold'irmed ~ynlc must
tak~ time out to herald the
UIISUI\IIIerowho,inmoiiii:IIUOf
tOial inspiration or abw lute
huma nity, strives and 5UOC«dS
to m1ke a ll 0 111 liws a lill ie
ri(htr. T01ily, l mu$t take time
out to praise a sircularlfoup o f
eonttoversi.al men who h1ve
rebuked aU crltidsno and stuek
to the ir co nvi etions--the
WS U·S t evcns Point srounds
Sinec its ~try M,;innircs. the
to,.·nof Stevens Point htsbffn
known for iu sinaular weather
conditions, which an: teputed to
haw put the first frown on
Pollyanna. T he N~tiorul Safety
Council havc.,.. in been holdin&
winter t ire tesu on the froun
wutu o f o ur town, an honor
Point TNY M justly ptoud.
Other honol'5 have h«n too
numerous to mention, but I ani
swethat manywillfo llow.
There i$ a run1or UyinJ
around Qmpu~ th~t the ~utt
s.lte for tht tire tests will he our
faru~d campus sidewa lks. But I
must report th~t this rumm is
not t ruc. l cnoounteredoneof
the hlah·1'5nki"B o ffk i;ol o f t he
&rounds crew 1 1 a local bat and
<'npacd him In a conv.-rs;ation
a bout their infinite si.J~,.<Ilk
maintenance ptoblem, "People.'"' always misund~n;t~nding our
role" , he s;aid u he s;altN his
bcer,''wc nevetevenputina hid
for the 11fcty tC$1s. Hn ides,.,.·e
DiU M cM illen
ByWally Thid
The l'tesidtnu' Council o f
thr Unit~d Coun~1l of Wi~on~n
Stair Stll<h-nt C.o•·ernn~<:nt met
inStnensl'oinl b~t.,.-.:ehml.
To till: maJorit)' o f )!udenu
~~ W.S.U, Stn·r ns !\lint. tht
~bon: ~t ~lrmtnt h
almo>l
munil\lk-U. l'o r m~ny of U$,
U. C . h no th ins hu t a
MOV<"rllnlrnt al OTJ:an iza tiOn
bcyondouroouc,·rn.
But U.C . l h>l scudcnc
~o•·ernlnC'nl <lt¥~niul ion which
rtptesc:nl$ \'tllu•lly all of l hc
50m~ 58,000 .\tud~:nh at WSU's,
hu taken up t he pwblemoF t hc
WisronsinStatt bi.Hlg.:t and lh
dctoc,.,ndu n thoo:y apply to
many " ale uni~etsity ~tudents.
TIM: Wisconsin kgi>bture has
bHn p tuentcd with bilb
pr oposinc c uts in such
tducational atU $ as ~tudcnl
u sistantships t t tho: scat~
uni•~rsitcu in th~ 1969-197 1
birunium, Such cuh coukt on~ke
it financYII>' d ifficult fot wo1"'
st udents to remain inschool.
What t he U.C. has b«n'lloin&
in~ot..·a apputantc at kw,hbtive
committee lnC'etinp IS well as
pctsonal nt<:etinp with state
sr n:otonand usemhl~·men .
,\ ctin&asalobbyist of iOrts
Fot WSU MudtnU, Prnident Bob
Rnmuucn of ll.ivet Falls and his
stafft..avekcpi ado~e "'·atchon
theat tivitinof t hoo:k-&isbtwen
th~ypuuue theformationoftht
bi.Hlgct.
Effott s by st u d e nt
JOVelnments have not bffn
limited to lhe anion taken by
U.C. Thr student aonrnment at
WSU- Eau Cbi1c hu ~«ntly
been invo h e d i n scndin&
lhou&:~ndsofktters tokaislators
in Madison ~ganiina ptoposed
bud& el c u ts . A t uolut ion
suncstin& similar actio n is
present!~· Pl'ndinJ in our Student
Scnale.
1\s U. C. di~ctor hen: at
Stevens Point , ! ha~e pkiJ&ed my
utm o st s uppott to Bo b
ll.asmus:w:n and l iM: U.C. in
tepnitoourrfforts ton:p~scnt
thc$1udents uWSU's.
Fot any furt her information
o f U.C., pk:ue feel fr« to
CQntael me at either O<Te of the
fo iJo,.·ins addreucs:
Wally Thie l. St udent Senate
Offk-c , t:xc. 739-ar 132 Smith
llaU.bt. J11'.
The Pointer
Wisconsin
Stote
'nle POlSTER t. pvblt.hed weekly u:~pt h~~ and uamtn&UOn p uiods. 11 Stew~ Point. WltroMin, by Ule ortuden~ ot
Wlxonaln State Unlveralty. Subac:r1pUon pr1ee - J$.00 P<!t' y.r.
Clrc:ulallon 1.600. Second-c:CU. PGII.&&'• poNd 11 S\.tv- PolnL
~ POn«~ om~
t. loo;atod Ill 1.b41 Unive.tWly
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TtiapbOne SU -1251. ExL W.
EDri'ORLU. 80AilD
Edlto~ne K~mmettr, UIOO Main St•.
~t. &dltCN'-8111 llcMIIltn. •lOll
s n .:ruo
Prtt!U~
Apt., SU -1&8&.
SI)Orb Edl~Tlm Ludl. 2SO &klwtn Hall, ExL 2M
Neww EdltPIUI Janty, U S Bun-ou(hl: H&ll, EllL 5811
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AYII., SU -otU
ADVISOa
"People.- don't rulilc how
hard we woB. They think t h<lt
all we do is to s.lt around and
Walth t he ice. That is an
o utriJht lk . llow do they (th~
stlldents)think theic:c.&etsit's
finc&lne! Do thty !hUlk that it
will remain t hat way all by
itsclf'1"
" IF this is a Ftce University
offtrirc." lastcd, '"Why isit
~mndilory?"
''Oh,it i5n't. lfthcydon't
to walk on the 5idew~ lk$
tl'lcydon 't iUI"tto."
w~nt
" Welt. how ~bout thr
whohavrgoltrnhurt1"
I~OI'k
" In evrty 111011 thrrc an·
boun.l to be ti>k5. Oo yuu t•~'
Ke llt<!plckn<!ckinll footM!Iju~t
hteauKiftw,·:u tkupcoplc,;ct
htuil.cd? No , youd<~n't: lhi'YI!.U
just to s.:r propk ctt hil hant.
Bcsidrs, 1 fall un IlK· ;(~ gd s
hurt y buJht•·r . l t's a n·al~ruw d
pk-asco,"
I
did not have tim•· to
~sk ~11)'
a nd Truman:andjust 5ince J 960
we have lost two " cnnedy
brothers, Martin luther "ire,
Mrdaar Even of t he NAACP;
Ceor&c Lincoln Rockwell, head
of t he Amerlcln Nni Party:
Malcolm X, and lui week Edwin
Pratt, head of the Naliona\
Urban Leacue in Scanle, was
alto eur down. Every one of
these 9 m u rder attempts,
sucocnful or unsut«ssful, was
wilha firurm.
To hcfair to t htcritia;of the
1rounds crew ! mu5t •uicc their
minority positioninthc inten:sl
ofjust ke. Onecritic:felt t hat the
kt was not so much d ~.~e to the
grounds cr~w. as to the "l'olish
monsoon a:ason"thllhitsPoint
evrry h nu:uy. Another felt t hat
t hl:tr ,.·r rc patehcs of sidewalk
ldt exposed and thtt this
t>T~.III:ntt"d a huu d fot slidrr5.
Whlleit lstrue that.,.·ccould
havcpteventfdl hislfwe had
sta mped out crime and men tal
illness,cvery·socicty since the
bc&lnnin& of. lime has u ied '
wit hout suec:c.ss to do jU$1 t hat.
If t here are &oina tobcctiminab
and mentally-ill people.- around,
dOfs it not make sense to sec
t hat they don't ha~ &uns to
play with!
(l:ditorsN<Jt r: A dll·ck into the
mattrr rcYul.:dthatthi5 pradic:c.
Is to add difficult y to the sport,
muchlike Andtraps int:oiO.
11 sho uld be dnr t hat thr
crit ks o f till- sysl\'mof rcnl0¥al
ar<' CdiQin~: SOIII J l> f"'S t hat I
SUSP<'" d~ m·e from t hr 1•hyslc~l
in~bilit y tu play tiK· pone, Ld
us a llr,;uice th~t this CJmpus is
abk to ~UJ>poo t >uch ~blc "'''"
who, dc~it<' prenur~. woukl
never k t "'n'l I'~SS fror11 thcit
~hovels. Think of th"SS.' men u
y<Ju t•az ~lonK th•· sod,·.,.alks
bouro.J for "Okt ~b•n", an.d j<~in
with ntc 111 "')' nlj:, "(;~>d blc•
yuu , Mrs. MO)'<'rand yomn~<:rry
Cf\•,.·!"
JetryWild
Crehore
Replies
I couldn't
with you
niQre.
· it d<Jnn't
make
for criminals and t he
l nam• r
I.b.£.
Bcram•n '•
~wUl be• •~~«ial
Cinema Alii r.rr\u Pl'e•ntation
on M<!nday, Feb. 7at7; l0p,m.
In t he Wbconsin Room o f the
Unlvt nlty Ctn tt r, A dlxu•lon
o f lllnl 11 an lrl medium alld
r~:,:n··l~~ :r:!l~~ly :ri~
Cerhllde Bjornton , acrttmhrr of
lht E11,ililh depullnrnt who
wrOtt tilt fo Uowina rniew with
her hlllband, wilt lnd !he
discu•ion. • • •
l
By Ccrldldeand Richard
Bjotnson
~~~~f~C:~r 'b;!~~u;ph~:l~~
t hehi$tOTyoFthcfilnt lnhis
mon hm<Jus movie, '1'hc
Seventh Sea l," Beflmanernpioys
a stark Mcd icvalsctt inJ in order
to ~ndcrone a1pcd of man's
':e:':::,.,":.' quest Fot idcn!it y and
T he ce nt ra l ~ hara ~tu
Antonius Blok, is a kni&hi
retw nil\l tO hiscastle afterten
disillusionin&ynrsasao;:rlllldcr.
Dur inJ the~e ten years he has
seen t he torr up t ion and
who had ori&inally ronvinocd
him t o leave Sweden .
Nevenhclc•, Bbk continues to
arore fot an idea of Cod in
wh> ~h he can believe, lie
~onttnues to fur t he unknown
Pl'rsoniftcd by the rlaure
Death whom he oonfronu ovt:r a
chessboatdin t hoo:op-tnircsccne.
oi
T~oucllOut the film, tht
omn oprucntt of death is
lllJICS!ed by this mystrrious
chca"9b.ycr and by the pbiue
whlchisdtVIUt.llina;tbcoountry
In pbyinJ his pme, Blok ~~
fiJI!tina apinit the inewitable auemptil\l to rorewn duth
untilhccanfind mnnina;inlifc
~:!t~rform at [Qu one YI'Qrthy
As Bbk and his squire Jons
return
to
their
t he
home, t hey
superstitions
wh~h. con uptt"d by ~li&ion
•!1owthcpriests tobu1'11 t youni
&ul fot hersuppotedintncourw
withthednil or whichnu~ea
·aro up of fanatics to d~
~"h:~:/n;r~~t!ton:~
a ndot hcrs.
.
Letter Policy
~wclcomcole\lcrsto the tdilot ona nysubjctl. lc\ltu
AlthbUBh Swed ish di~ector
tnc"!u Herjln~an relics upon
relatively 5>mple stories and
l tad itiout cinemalographic
t ec h niq ue s, he achinn ,
en~o unt cr
Blok and JoM also nli'et ~ ,;~" • ~nd ~ Gl\'~t conwl~t io.i."
Si11ople toving jc~l<'r and his ,.•ift•,
ll~•~noan ju~t ~po)l"J simple.-,
and o ne <Jf t he trnd~rcst
moments in t il<' f1l<n <J~cuu hdicvin~: human1 t y with
when Jof, t he jc£ttr. plays hil; ,·<mnpt oon. l"'""itti~ hop<.· to
lyr<' and Mi:ll, his ,.·ifc.off,·rs t hc h~ wo~cn 11110 IlK' ' t01y of
kni1ht 1 bowl o f milk ~nd Blu~'s ' ' im !>ITUUk with d~ath.
strawbr<Tirs. " I'll c:.orty tllis l'•·•h i>S th ~ kniJhl mu~t
,·•cn tuallylll<...,l drfeat ,but thr
n~emory betw~en my harnh n
~~~fullr as if it ,.·er~ a howl 'P"'t of his <!Uest,T"n<krs him
flllcd ...·nhfrcshmilk. hwillh•·a uoh....
should btsubnoillt"d lypc ..,.·r itten,dnublc-spaeed•nd limittdto2SO
,.·ordsinlcnsih.
Anonymous lellenr w~l no t M printed. hu,.·cvcr. 111n>es ,..;u be
withheld for a sood and sufft<:itnt rtU<!n. The Pointer rtservu t he
•ilhl to rdit all letttrs for lens lh 1nd aood tlllt. The briefer the
lcttn, thehetterltsehancnfor pub!K-ation.
menttlly ill tohaveauns,lopi.Jy
with. The ptoblcn> is, wlut can
be done about it? Perhaps l ~e
.. F irearms Owner J
Identification Card" syste~.
prexnted to the ~rcsrdents
s:,~~~t~ tl:.. ~!;: u~
firenms manufacturers, would
he helpful. Under t his syslcm,
t uns and ammunit iOn could be
l~Uysotdonlylobtuers ofa
eudisauedby t hclilate.
To qualify forsuch acani,ln
individual would havct<Jbcovu
minimum ljjt,rould not be_a
convicted felouoranatcohohc,
could no t M ve 1 history of
serious menta llllnen, and would
have t O dtn!Onstnte . I
knowledle of safe aun halldhnl
~ crimina l or assaain,and woull
~onst itu te
on l y a mrnor
inconvcnicnc:t to t he a lrudy
htCe illidttun traffic. Onlyrllt
law-abidinJ citilen would br
affededbyarecistntionla"
In a democracy, you c.~n't
$0lYc social problemsbylim•t~nt
or eliminat ina Con5t itU\ 10n~l
righ!S. To paraphrase Benj~mtn
Frank lin : lie who would
s;acrifice liMrtyloJ:ainsccuot)
docs not de~erve eithrt th~
JiMrty o rthexcurit y,
DaH Ctthorr
1
~~:t!..C:\!~~bcb:e;::,~~~~~j~
emboued on t he card , whkh
would be revoked if any of lhe
~nditionswereviolated .
This a ppw.ach totheprobkm
shows promise. and has the
added advanta~ of hc in& t he
sortoFpropoPithatthe averate
s hootll\l sportsmlln would vole
for. I'm afraid that c~en a strict
n:s,iMral ion b w would, not deter
OFFICES TR ANSFORMED ,
When t he Class.room Cent"
opened in the fall of 1966 many
former cbsuooms in Old !>bin
wercl ransformed into offlect.
TOWERS PRESERVED
wlt~~c~~~:~~e~ t::~r~0t~~
toWrr whieh x rvcs
a~
th~
un ivn$it y's symbol will ~
ptucrved and encased in Ill~~ in
t hehmcs ii. Aibenson Learn on1
Resou.rces Center.
A Point Well Ta ken -
Suspended Frogs
Are on Last Legs
ByBIU McM illcn
I JPCC
l~11y
l.Cn~
Do youk.- the
seven warning signals
of cancer?
Cinema Arts Show
Bergman's 'Seventh Seal'
~/n':~~!J b;r,heth;rics~h~~~i
Unive rsity ·
!~c~~l~ !~t~rC:::~J:,t lleofroih!
student.ltllu hccnourpiiCtlce
10
panicipate in the 'Iotti
Nutation' of lhc sludtnt,"
When , asked 10 ampliFy this
statement, he answered , " We
arc,thisyur,entttin& intolhe
"Ftee University" concept by
offerin& an u t ra<urrlculu
offerinain ti&ht-ropcb.alance.
In the saonc time periOd in
:!:nu:.~~ ;~~~e: ~~~f~.~~R~
o t herquestionssince l h<ldto
get buk to my nut eta•. But 1
re mcmMr the last thin& that he
A id to me as I wulacirc my
shin : "JI.ememb<T, that no
ma tt e r the hardsh i ps
encountered , no matter the
wuthrt. and no matter how
much we nlue o u.r 1'1'1101111
51fcty,weatwaysaettvcryinch
ofsnowofft hcioc."
A Review-
Senator Speaks-
WSU United Council
Battles Money Cuts
Crew
By Scou Schuuc
In your Janual')' JO issue
Dave Creh<Jre mentioned in an
a ni~le entitled OutdOCN'I that
even in the Soviet Union with
tiM:irstrict Jun-c:onuol I.Jwsit is
po• iblc for 10mcone to like a
shot II a hJahofficilll. Whit he
did not ca~toment ionwu lhll
this Is t ile first su~h 111empt
made on a ld&h So~iltl orrtcoal
ainc:c.1934.
l 1SI w~ek the Soard of Re~tnts of t he state unh·erSit)' l) ilem
$usptnded 114 ftoss from t he hiolocy bboratotin of WSU·SteHnl
P<!int, The su'spen1ion1 ca me about after a dtstruet ive ump~Jr ~)
the froplnoncoft hebiolocytabsof thelcicncebu•ldinJ:. Thefro,:l
we~ d<"monstnt ina for bc:ller .,.·orkina conditi<Jns. a flM)rt hum~nc
at mosphete and ruognltion that their achie•·en~<:nu btndtt
mankind.
The Rcaenls'ICiion wu v(&or<Juslyopposcdby thesute humlnc
societ y, The wtitty chuJCd thai the Re&cnu h<l•·t "no ide~ ,.har 1
froJ JOC$ Ihrouah." The socit!y also asked t he ll.earnu ..·hat th<")
l houaht the frop could now do .,.·ith theit livcs. " It "'' Oul;.\ be crud."
the aocic:ty uid, "to tutn t hem Nck to the swamp$,"
Tbe froa's rampa&e wh'tc:h led to the dutruttion had bttn
b~wint: In the hiolocr labs for a Ions time. Ad mimsuati>.r JnJ
ra~ult y spokumen stated that the froa's de mands were Mon& m~T
~~;~,~~~~~~~e~cw~:c'~~~n~~~i:;~n::,d~;~~d:;~')~c;'~:•~~ot~l:~l~
'were cxtrem~ly hatd to mt et.. !'or cumple, the frocs ,.~ntcd •
scpsnte aquanumsct-upfottbc:II'IOCialactivit ies lf,.·eludlctt h<
fr~$ htve t his prelt y soon t he fish and mice ~nd all the olhn
am mal$ would hn e wtntrdonc ."
Ju.11 in
ca.,.,
)'Ou OOn't:
1. Unu,ual bll'CtlinJ or di~­
~hur~. l.A iumpor thitk­
tnina in th~ brnst or dsc·
"'l:ere. 3. A lOre that docs
not he1t. 4 . C han&e in
ho,.·ctorhladder hbits. S.
IIO~TRnn.~oreou&h. 6. Jn.
digc>tionordilficuh yin
'"''~llo.,.·ina. 7. Change in a
.,.·:utormole.
If a ~i&nJI l:~sts lonJCr
1han two w«ks l.Ce your
doccor.
Guard
those ~
you love.
Give to the
American
Cancer
Society
e
Signers Needed for Budget Le tter
The foUowinclcttcr i.l the f<~rrll lcttrr prepared by the Student
Senate to be mailed by WSU-SP Sludfnll I<! their asscmblyman in
the 1tate leaislaturc. Pre pared copies of this kll« •lona w~th
addrtsae~of your-rmblyman may bc<Jbtalned arthtUnlnrsrty
Center Information llrsk , fo;omuoembc:nr ofyouihall(:(luncllorhalt
ataff andfrom !he St udrntSHIIIroffiee.
De.atAs:w:n•bl~m~n.
It has tc~;rntly bo.·•·n htoughtlo my attention .thlltin II$5Cmbly
~~~a~~in:::::c~~eQ~!:~~ry1~8~e::t,:'J' ~~p~~~~~~~sm~~:e~~~
Wisconsin State Uni\<cr$ltySyslem. Civrn till: fact tlulthe state of
Wisconoin bin !Oetious firltncial suaiu and c,;.·en t he fad t hat
edutation accounufor agrutlh~reofstatccxl'l'ndituresitilonly
. natural to auume t hat ~me of ou.r funds .,..;u bf tut. II<J~enr, thtre
are many teasous wh)' son!(' of the prQposcd tull listed unde r
Section 14ofBi11 7 1 should notMmadcasthelossof_t hescrnonies
will have serious and f~t n:achinl affetts Qn t he uniYerscty.
Point nu mber 1 o f section 14 calls f~r the elimi.1ation of
SSOO.OOO o f the allocation for Jtudentassisl&f!U ut_ilizN in tho:
instruction proaram Till: ...,ss;ation of thl:sc funds wdl havt: lfU I
impact on bot h indi~id\lal sludentland uponlhekvtl ofinstruction
a t this university, Ucr~ at S!evens Po int approdmal~ly lOO.stiKients
would lose thc:ir jobsuooniii\IIO Mr. Lw n BeU, V~<:ePresrdtnt for
Busine• Affairs The' loss of thnc jobs would pb ee scvetc fintne~l
hardships on ~any studtnts .,.· ho ha~e inl tlfllcd the cxpcnrd
in(:(lmt from thc~e positions into thcv personnel budaets. Son~e
students micht have tu ,.·ithdliW from s~hoolsh<Juld they low lhts
·source of income. ThiS woukt be p.alttt;t~lar\y han! for paduate
.allisuntswho wouldi>tobably hantotransfn to anolherschoolrOf
lack of financl~lnsist~nce here. Should this happen it will be a poi~t
conside~d by futl.ll'r graduate students when they enroll at thiS
univcrRty.
FebtU¥ y6, 1969
KING-QUEEN CANDIDAT£S Yambert Will Leave Point
·~
For Illinois Dean Position
Dr~ P:aut Y~mben , me mber of
t he a<lministr:otive tum hercan.d
widely-ll;no.,.·n conso:rvationist,
:an nounce d he h n
been
a ppointed dnn of outdoor
laboratoricsat Southernlltinois
Univusity..Carbondale, effective
nu.t lune.
It is a new position and one
o f fewofluklndin thcoountry.
lk also will be a profrJsor of
con.:rntionforlimitcd lnthin&
usi&nmtnts.
He will be responsible for the
developmen t ami ut ili.ation of
outdoor b boratorks to fulfill
rhe uni¥usit y's ro le in
~~\:~ion , r~arc.h ami public
J
S!H'cific:a lly, Of. Yambut ...-m
work wi th fa c ult y and
reprc.:nlltiYes o( state and
federal qcncicsin h~lplnf; !hem
u~e outdoor faciliticJ owned or
controlled by the university.
One b boratory , six miles from
thcetnlpUiWhcrc h.cupccu to
spend much o f his time ,
encompiDCI 9,000 lctel of
whK:h 1,000 is a nun-m:a.fc Wee.
He AyS his new posilion will
allow him to "focus a ll of n1y
cncrsies on m y fin !
lovu-<x~tdoor cducar lon :and
con.:rntion."
Thr univusity there is
stron&lY rommilto.•.J to an
Outdoor prQ~Jam, Dr. Yambcrt
uplains. and is pumping vas!
a mounts of money and physi">l
t\'50urccsintoit.
"I"ve al...-ays lo1·N workin1
wilh ro\legc freshmen." M
continurd."bl.ltl 'vcmiDed the
o pp o rt1.1nity of tuc hln&
ltaduate studcnll-this .,.·:u
anot herdrawirogg~rd ."
Dr. Yambert, a native of
Tcnnnsoce who received. his
advanced deifccs from the
University o f Michif;~n. wu 1
hiJ h school tcaehrr before
oomin1 to Stevens Point in
1957. W!Yn !he institution
unde r we n t ac:adcm i c
rcorpnintion in 1961, he w.u
promoted from profcuor of
con~oe~•tlon rodean ofthe nrw
school of applkd arts and
scicn~ .
As the rust and only person
IOhold that deanship, he has
direat-d the opcn tlons of the
nuural resources , s peech
patholoiiY and ~udiolocy, home
rronomics. busincu cduo;ation.
physical edur;:nion. me dical
trchnolon. an.d military scicnce
dep~t nocnt$.
he said he hu "templed to
strcssthenrcdforbroad lihcral
. /:
II
I
.
'The Dickens' Performing
In Coffeehouse Bag
Un" e"rt~
,\clintrcs Board
c; agl.!? u~.~
~.'.,c~t.~/, '~n1~ ,,~·~1ff
;"
:,~!~~:: 3-~>·.·1~·~d .~ i ~~~.~~~;;
s ~trud a) .
l'~rformanc•.,
31~
1111:hth at 1 JO and ~ 00 rn th•·
Gu.lit~n I ""'~nne ~~ "d.-tHne'
·.
ra~J~;~~·~::S ~~~..~~...·~\~!-~,a~~~~
Ynrk~r. l>ur ~· ~ srouro " 1>
on~ · hu nd r ed
p<· r C<' 11t
1·nt.·rt~rn ru~1U St"" 10 aud~<·n-.·i
u1 th•• l mt~J St~t.·~. lh<'}" a~<· o n
thf ,..~~ t" c>l .tl:>hihrn~ the 101111<'
c.h·~li<"nl rrua~,· the}" maontain 1n
CanadJ he"'
··~l~;r·· ~~~~!'t ~·:~·::~~~~ ~i~1;1~
mi.I>.JUII)". "" l"he mc~~us" hls
~on•·cntr~tint on concc1U
b«n
I~~:~f.·~~~~¥·:J;:::~~~~-;
to the ,\ mcric~n public.
thcrr d 1•pthand ll:IS-atility. A
o n nuny cJm pu!il.'~. th~y
""llkni"!= t hdr !X'1formirq:
r.lfll(C Jnd n·co.·ntly completed
dl!C<ln th<' Nc...- Yo rk Cil yJru
at Til<' 811tcr t: nd. The Ctfc Au
Go C'.o . and , T hr Rhdf'II!Okl
Music l-' e•tinl.
The group'i re putation is
based on a solid fo1.1ndation of
vcr if~d
fa•ont~
~1r
r~~~:&;~~~~!i~::;!r.i~1~:~~:
n ch ot her's '*"in such~
nunnrr th~r !he s rour as ~
"hook is lnfimtcly stron&rr th~n
any of ~~ individuJI puts. Thr
5o und that results is the
cu l m in a t i on o f m urua l
und nuanding and personal
oomp,uibility. And the SOI.Ind
~cn!m'~oj",;~thio;rh~r ll~~:~~
optimism. and 1 faith rn ~II<'
commo n Jentr: o f the cmefJIIII
&cncDtion they rcpt\'scnt. A
f>~e~~~) ~f)te::;uiyoy u"T~
extension o f thcm.:h'e$. They
arc by nature , ncitherct\151den
nor condcmncn, but nthcr,
spokesmen for !he aood in life .
While .,.-oiUt IIOf\&1 IR the
bar;kboncofmostoontrmporary
Think it over, over coffee.
TheThink Drink.
·Plans
Study In Europe
cvcning~orminar awedfor two
houu combining the dra.,.in&
a nd history gJQups in a review
a nd disc ... ssion. Friday,Saturday
~nd Sunday will bc allo10o·ed for .
indcp¢ndenr st ud y and t r~vd
cnablinJthcstudr•nttouplote
!':.!~or make side trips on his
Tours will be arr:an&ed \0 tbe
l'rad o Museum. To ledo, in
lhrctlnna . t.hdrid . and
othtrlmportantciuuofinrcresr
to the anist. In Engbnd to u11
will be attanacd to the Tare
Gallery. the Brir ishMuscum and
other 1mporunt mukums and
citk~ofintcrcst.
The ptOHDIII is OjXn to
st udenu. f•cult>" members and
other employes o f rhe nine
Wisconsin state unh·crsities.
Students .,..ho will ha1·e befn
uantcd an l.lndcr~:r:ad~~;~tedtJrte
priortothcsurnmcr~~<ession.or
who an; no! 1\"0 rkint to wud a
degJee, may ttJiStcr as spcdal
swdenrs.
artsedu~;~t ionindevclopmcntof
thclespcci.:lliudprOJUams.
Rrrountin&his tcnl.lrc·u hcad
feel we
;:~t~n~~:lii':JYa~~ 1!hj ~~~
to where it is bclter
accrpr~d
rhro~.~~:houtt!Yunivcrsi ty."
lie predk tfd the natuQI
rrw ur ces dcpart mc nl will
achj.,1·c "Bil 10 School""t]U;~Iity.
Conill'l]uently. he s:~id he will
rflret shuina the expcrknt"Csof
sianifiant adn n""mcnts by
each ofth~ depallmcnts.
Committee Discusses
$3 Million Addition
,.;.,.,
WhiteVfater
of the colleae.h~ said. "'l
Double Present Cent!!
Jhn~ •"". S""' •¥
<
,.,.,
THE POINTER
"R ENNIE" BLOCKER
FOLK SINGING
FROi\1 J\IADISON
friday and Satwrdoy, hb. 7 a nd 8,
8:30p.m. to 11 :30 a .m.
February 6, 1969
,.,.,
Newman Parish
Selr ves Catholics
By Mlory 'Roa~r~
""
About Sl percent o f t he
5ludentsrnrollrd at WSU·SPve
Rom~n Catholic.~ accordin& to
t herdi&iousprderencecards tlle
students co mpl e te 11
ro:aisuation.
ll owevu, the ac tu1l
commill mcnt of t htiiC people
vuiu consldrr~~bk. There are
l!wK who mul;rd Catholk
bcc~UIIC t hey had been l»pll.tcd
into that faith. Some o f thocm
have not attended Mass Of
nccivtd the Acnmenll since
they'veb<"enhere.
OthetsattendMUSITJUW]y,
Some of t hese 10 beyond what
! My Hnd 11 Mass and continue
to »:archtnd lum andbf.rou~
involvedin.,.·hatpari$h il.
Wh.u isaparish? 'Therorcof
th.:lt ro~ept on nmp111 is the
Newman associa t ion .
Theoruically, every parish
member b 1 pazt of Newman
nsoci.:u ion, bo.Jt tM membcrship
b so nst th.:lt a aro up o f
reprucn t atives luvt b«n
appOinted to cue for the
Mus, amonain& for u5hen ~nd
leeton at Maues and planm111
"ChristilnEncountcn."
The "'Ciuistiln Encounters" ,
arc1d togcthenforafcwhours
on a weekend for diKussion,
lunchandaninformalEucharist.
Finally, t hcrc is thc liaiJon
comm(ttec. The 110up serves u 1
Unk between thcNc-wo~U.n puisl'l
senate ud the Uninrsity
Ch1istian Mo¥cmcnt.
Newonan is actually just 1
part of UCM. Whatucr can ~
done inter-domlnationally IS
done with UCM. This yur I
Muriilac Prepuation Counc and
a !Uce Se-minar have been
sl'(ln.50red.
The full liuoe Nc-wn~n team,
Fat her AI Thomas. Father Joe
Sulli¥anandSa.ter Rot1<:11Muie
Elso n o ff er co un sc llin1
instructionsarw:l talkstoanyone
!~~c~~~;~~~cfo~~~-~c. "'We
They sum up their Ideas in
this statemcntofpuri'(I*=, "We
busiMu.
see our role on the Univcuily
Ttm aroup is called the Campus: I. To cllablish 1nd
Newman parhh senate. form community (the Church):
AccollliiiJ to the connitution, 2. Throu.gh wonhip (Eucharist);
the senate if compOsed of 40 J. In a human and Christian
s tudcnu and t he NewmJn Cindudina ccumtnieal) ..:ttil\1;
chJplains. General bu$inrss 4. In constant open dialoaue
m"tinp ue held twice a month. with the Univu$ity ;S. To beat
The conomittcn of t he senate t heKrvittofthc voorld arnlat
rdlrct the type of business the SJ.mc time a ronscicnee for
CO'It'rnlatthc5emtttiiiiS.
t hc,.·orld,"'
The lituray committ ee
attends to the needs of t he
wors hi ppin1 co mmunity.
Orp'nLr:inaandstRn&thcnllll the
A COKE PARTY WAS HElD lo1t Wedne1doy e~ening in the W righr lounge spon·
tared by the Joyce-es for g irls interested in running for Min Sreven1 Point. The
winner of the pcrgeont will re-ceive a S l50·dollor wardrobe, a S300 ~eholorthip,
ond on all e~tpente poid trip to the Min Wi ~eon1ln pogeant held ol Oth~oth.
From left to right ore Dorlene Buthmon, from Rotholt who workt ol Copps Co.
here In Stevens Point; Shoron Neno, former Min WiHonsin Ropids ond student
here ot WSU: Kothy Beggs hom Ploinfiold who works ot Sentry lnturona; Julio
Doubek, o WSU srudent frqm Now Berlin. In the fore ground i1 Kalhy Negord,
tho pre1ent Min Stevens Point. [Photo by Mike Dominowskil
!~~~h~~a:'f: ~~~r.~;t~t;I~~~
achl~vtnotnt .
Alona with t he activitiu
commillec, the liturtlraroup is
pWnnU. to do $Om~ rcmoddina
m the cha~l J~:~ond sem~1ter.
Moil o f t he kntdcu have befn
remQI'\'d,
KAZ'S L.BAR
The PricesjAre Wortb Trying
@'indUs.
Wood pandifl& w ill be put in
bchindtheallarandtheceilina
will be adj u1tcd to aid the
aco uuics in the b.JSC'mcnt
chapel.
3 Htll•• North oH Highway 66 on Y
~ (Tum left ot Jorden PorkJ
Open
4 p .m. Dally, 9:30 a.m. W. .ktndt
THE PlANNING COMM!nEE for Winter Carnivol this year includes l1eoted I. to r.J
Corol Krohn, Paul Piekorz-choirmon, Sue Uttech, Connie Cosgrove, Dick Boeker
and Reg Owens. Stonding U. to r.l ore Lee Schoen, Gary Henderson, Rick Manuel,
Noncy Ol1on, Paul Broun, Dove Welnetz and Ed Pociask. Mining it Rich LamAt
l~ular
berg.
Price Every Doy of th.e Yecut
UTILE JOE'S
DRINKING
ESTA8USHMENT
Prof,uionally 01anltd and Pr1u.d
Want to Teach
fu Southern Calaornia?
257 Division StrHt
Acrau Froll'l North Point Shopping C1niM
WSUS-FM
letumstoTheAir Wove
FEIRUAIY 9
lut The Stotlan N"ch
P1rsannel:
Stotion Manag•r, Annaunc1 rs,
Ne~
leport.n,
Sports Report1n, and Secr.loriet
APPLY TO MR. FUCHS, ROOM 106 CAMPUS
lABORATORY SCHOOL BY FEBRUAIN 16
A rcpr~entative fron.1 _the Ox·
nard School District will be on
campus to iritcrview applicants
for elementary teaching positions
on Wednesday, February 26. Con·
tact the placement office for an
appointment.
Valentine's Day Is
Coming
All You Can Eat!
POINTER
CAFE
Across from "Ofd Main''
Chicken Mondor ......$1 .39
Fish Fry Tu1sday .... $1.39
Poncolret Wtdn!sdoy
Spagh•HI Thunday
S9c
$1 .29
Fhh "ffy Friday ........$1 .39
P<;>rtllltr't Fin• Pin a Served All Day
THE WORD'S ENTERTAINMENT For Winter Carnival 1969
"The Fabulous Amazcr s '69"
Kld:-Off Do nte
SUNDAY, FEI. 9
AUEN CENTER
I P. M.
ADMISSION: 75c Ptt Penon
GARY P UCKETI
AND THE
UNION GAP
SUNDAY NIGHT
FEIRUARY 16
! P.M.
ADMISSION: $2.25, $2.50, $3 .00
Tlckeh Now on Saito!
The Unlv•nlty Centtr Information Detk
Woodchoppers Ball
IP.M . Wlstonslnloom
Unlnnlty Center
Done. to thtoMusic
.A1 Provided ly
ROIEIT VAN NUYS
ofth.e Mu1ic Dtpal'1!1'1t nl
ADMISSION: $2.00 ptr coup le
I '
Febru.y 6, 1969
.....
Museu,m Adds Pair
Of Prestige Pets
THE POINTER
'Shoot The Piano Player'
Featured lri Cinema Arts
"Shoot the Pi11110 Plloye:r", a
film by Fr.ncois Trutraut , was
shown lnt ni a ht· in the
Wisconsin Room and will be
!.hbwn toni&ht at 7 :1S in the
Wri,&ht lour~~e U put of the
Cine ma Arts Krics.
Followi,. is a britf synoplis
o f the film.
Charlk Kollo:r plays tht piano
at Mamy's.
Mamy's ila caf~ oil. the Paris
o ut1klrtt. llis ~omforubJe
uistcncc: is fint sh.attered one
n1!ht "'henan olrJ.er brother,
o.l tmandin3 AlldWiry , bursts in
upon him. Rtfusi.,.to become
lm'Oivtd inany intri&ue,Chl.rlie
<Jcnies him aid. bvt later
inu indivdy helps him to ~a!>C'.
t~e tra&ic dimuofthefilm, the
fUn;~~~d ?fjag,~~~o~~~Tr0~rr!~~
doesn't stop 51'1ort: lle'a an
ex.;.d ., with a slum kid'sennay
and ability to thumb hU nose
and huah and 1 uHcr
s imultaneously. lie's abo 1
French intellectual-a SI_)C=eial
brted nutured over «nlurtcsto
despise tentimentality, AU these
supply the dramatie tension' of
~~'in~'·.~rr.e:~i:...:M~.x~~
pusllesbeyond any adolescent or
Beat aleeinthe destructlonof
by Dan Berman, of the Enalish
faeulty, on Thur~lly evenina
followiRJ the film ~winJ.
~~= U resip~cdartcr thcl ll68
" We fc<'L we h•·e the bu t
n~n for tho: job," n id l.:•ue~r.
" He cornu to us " 'ilh the
lle.;ausc o f his duscnus to
the defensive alianmc nt at
Oshkosh, O'llallo ran fcd s that
the strona point o fmanycollo:rp:
tums ar.: theirddcnsu,buthc
intends to strh·c for balana'
bt t wten o ffense ~nd tilt
de fense.
AI Oshkosh O' llallonn had
the renuiting n:sponsihilit)' for
the larKCS I U CI in the
''~tc ... Mctro politan Milwaukee!
This is where he int~nds to
concc:ntratehis effort apin.
"lkiri& the biucst area , it
also hid tilt most potential
t•laye rs," Aid O' lla lloun. " In
addition to this are~ . 1 want to
look atplTIIofNortllcm Illinois
and In Chk a, o . It costs a boy
frorn Illinois JUst urnucht6go
to a " hool inlllinoitnl rwo uld
~~set;!:,'!;~;. come to a sqtool in
O' lblloran did not feel that
f iVf STUDENTS WALK A.LONG A lEATEN PATH IN 1TBERIA
o r tho North Pole? No, its ju st. five studenu in front of
Baldwin Holl on tl\e ir woy to the Clonroom Center. The
p icture wos cro pped to remove Proy·Sims ond the Phy Ed
Building from the scene, ollowing rhe snow d rifts to spco k
THE POINTER
To Give CPA Examinations
Accounting ara~uat ~s o f
lhrt " Wi sco n s in Stat e
Universities now arc eliaiblc to
take cert ified public ~coountant
(CPA) u arninations, the WSU
s yst em office in Mad ison
reports.
exams without furt hN st udy.
Acoountin& gr~du~tn of uthcr
colksu and universities mar
tt tt a1H y t o t a la C I' A
WSU · E au C hin· and e•a m in~t ions b~ conrl'ktlng
WSU·Oshlws h rcc~n\1~ wtr~ a dd it io nal cou ~s at tilt
accredited b)' the Stat e Board uf :accrctlitcd institutions.
A cco unt~ n c y .
ln 11165.
WSU·\\'hilcwater OC~am~ the
Uniform CI'A naminat ions
first State Uni~cnity accredited
by the board.
'Ire a iven In diffcr.:nt Wisconsin
''ilk s in May and No vcmOCr o f
Other accredited institutions eacb ye~r . 1111)<'/'tli!l:d by t hf
whotcaccountilll &nduatcsmay ,.State Board of Accountancy.
talic CPA examinations are the The four partnamlnatlon takes
University of Wiseonsin in two and OM·half da)'S. Those
Madison, the University of who pus at least two parnhavf
~~r~~~~~:i~~~!!:tay~kec
and
UAB TripperS
NEEDS
Under a Stat e bw which took
e ff~ct
July I , 11168. onl)'
~ccount in1 ~~~d uatrs of the six
universities m~y !it for the Cl'•\
MORE
•
~'riters
h ia hu t o f ""o mmcndations
from e•·er)'One he hn been
auodated,.·itl\ at Oshkosh.
" lie's bad an ouutandin&
record. On top o f this. he is
co nsidere d an ucc llent
aeruitcr ," Krueac r added,
" No ..·adays to ha¥e a succesdul
colk:Je tu m, eithc:r the head
coach o r o ne of his n sistanu
mull bt'.anoutn andin& rccruitcr
and we feel O'llallonon meets
theserequiremcntli."
0'1\al\on.n has been at
Os hkos h si nce 1966, and
i:: To Kentucky
rnutcn de1rce fr onr the
University ofWis,orn.lnin 1966.
lie bc:pn his football roachina
c~recr at Republic llilh school
inKansasinl9 52andinl956
went to the: Colorado State
School fo r the Blind where he
develo ped 1 wrestlin1 and
physiealeducationpro1nm.
In \ IIS1.he became o;oachu
Waukesha Mcnrorial lliah " hool
and lo:d the m to the Catholi~
Conferc:ntc Championshi p in
tll60and the numbcrrankin1 in
the state.
:~u!"'::e~~ u;~ lfu~:-}~~~
~~~n~~~.~:!elikc~,~~ts~~".iu::~:
t~c day , prcfrrring to slo:e p 1 1
mght.
lnthcirn•ti!estuc ,acrbil.s
;c:tbS~~. Ulr~~;le~~ •·~::~~
r:v~~~jy~~:~h~L;c~s :c~t~:~~
they uc nqkctcd , they are t he
opposite ,"heuid.
Since they were brou1hl to
America fro m t he a ndy
wastelands o f n o rt hwcn
Manchuria, they have arown
fro m a colony of 22 to
t bou$1nds. They o;oSI between
S6tnd Sl 2 pcr paif and uw ally
fa5C"inate ~rsons Who observe
fo r hr&h ~I and extreme co~ .
. Rcsponlilble for the new fiSh
dt5pby is Dr. Georae Becker, a
Sl)<'tialist on thote spedcs, who
hu arranged for 1 rolltin.s
exhibit in the torTidox of the
mutcum.
Each w~k aJpc:claldisplayis
made of a pickled specie from
either the waters of the Gulf of
Th e UA U T ripl)<'rs will
sroonsor a camping trip to
Mammoth Cave, Kentucky over
sprina bretkf~n• Apr. 4-IJ.
T he cost !Of the trip will be
65 do llan per person which
in el u des university v.:hicles,
food , eampln1 COilS and
e quipment.
those sprina
interested
A mcctina ofint!tls
lnputicipatinl
trip
arc u kcd l.d be in the Mitchdl
Room of the Univrrsity Center
o n Fcb, l l at 6: JOp.m. ·
!:.~:,:b~~ ,::tma:.ke~~t
widely
USI.I~U';I~u~i~~:~ .";!~Jc::,~~
lie fears both may be females,
but can't beocrtainbecauset hcy
areso l mlll(threeounr:es).
TheiC herbivores can go for
months without water, the lillie
~~~~~~:r~~:r~~:~c~ ~:~~;
~he~erov,~: }i,fh;;'a!~n r~'::'nd:
and
A mounted muskie, nuahl
by Dr. A. H. Cook of Stevens
Point in the 1 9~0s, a l.so llas bc:cn
added, It wc rghed a\xlut 30
pounds when it was landed.
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Sale of
Suede Jackets
'
!Zipovl linings)
$35 00
•
Vofooo •• 60.00
Sins8to15
• Circula tion :Man ager
Pt~on
to molntoln vp·lo-dolt IIJtln; of o ii'IPoint.r
avbsaib•~,
lrnowltd;• of typ ing benefldol.
~~:~~:~::~:~~~~~~~!'~~ l:;:=;=:;:~~;:;:;;;;;;;::::~:::;;;;;::=:;;;~
~~c:!'~~~~~n~•.YSiart the entire
1129 MAIN
...............................
~~~::r~E~~~~~.~if{~!:~~~ Plan Excursion !:~l~~~!~,i~~~a~~i~~~~~e~
~~h~~~~~:',:: e::c:i:~he
slightly tuftd alon1 tlle ridge.
They d Ia c la bo u tc
undtfiiOund retreats o ften Un
two levcb:, ind ud in&. chlmbtrs
for UO!llt and ne sti111,
connected by a labyrinth of
,...'•""'-w-~-'"-"-·-'"'-'' -• -Do-m-ino_ w_,,_, _.,_.••;,;.f_ _ _ _, ~~~~~ca~irha~n~~~e~:~:r. :!~~~~~cnthuactuistia
Three WSU's Are Certified
aotten a late~ n u t than most
PAT O' HAUORAN
Invited the public to view thuc
and otlll'r n~w additions. The
mu~eum is loelted on the rccond
floor of the Science Build ill& and
o pen to visiton betwun 8 a .m.
and 9 p.m. Tours foraroupscan
~i~ cis ~~f:'yr~:.w~"t.e';at:;!
~!!~;!<>:~.u~hcfricn~~~!.'Ybut11i~ ~~:~·~~eh ~:·~: ~~~::~~~
•nte/'tlerxa~d. accidcntaUykills ~subjedsofdiscusionled
O'llaUoran. " I took the: Oshkosh
position in order to pin the
necessary u.perio:ntt and have
been I<'Okina for tire riaht
opportunity,
" I ftciStevens Pointha• a
rut fino 1\fOIJ'~m . :llld I 1 111
lookina forwar~ to an ndlinK
chalknae," hc added.
protcdivdy colored lilr:e the
sands: li&ht bro wn, blacktipped
fur covcri na .a sbte-sray
undercoat ..
They havc di3htlyprotnrdin1
eyu and b!"le eus. Their
elo,.ated hind lqs cauiC them . /
take adnnu.ae of the new
faeility whic:hopencd lutfall.
Searlr:s dcsaibes the tiny
~~r.~~n·,o~;:s coc~:~We f~~ ~~is~rn~:S:itesat?!art'iorYa':.
Pa t O ' lh llon.n ddensi\"C
football ce»ch and the number
one l~Uinant at Oshko1h State
Uni•·crsity. has bt'en 111n.ed to
fill the •'lean! hc:ad football
~.-oachlna position at Stevens
Point
S te ve n s Po int Athlet ic
lHrtch,N', Ro be rt KflltJt'r, rnade
t he anno un ce11rent o f the
3\l·)'nr-oldO'I\alloran to fillthe
O!ll'llill& created when Dualnc
mu~eum of natural history at
wsu-stcvenrPOint.
Monaolian aerbils, members
of a rod e n t family first
introduced in American IS yean
110, and 1 colkction of the
pi~klcd
fhh ct ha ve been
~~:.~~d, :h:~i~~~~~d ~~
form andsymbolto a~solut ion
Krueger Appoints New
Head Football Coach
water they do require cornu
from their food. Their mature
rxh~'i:!~o;n R:~ 11dis~~~e~~
~e~!:!:• ~e:.7h ~:~ 1an~11 th~~
whiehisucffectiveuablowon
. .PI)'TK', ba~tendcr ~~ t.bmy's. the head ...lt wortcs throuch an
U HII(.rested UICh.arhe't •ldions. exploilltionofinconcruity, and
PlyntllJ.11kubrlyresrntsC1\ulle we , theaudiencc, are itt happy
for_ :~ttract ina lena, a roun& vielims."
"11 11re:s~ with " 'ho m Plyne is
dcsl)<'ratdy in love, lena. in
T r u frau t ~ nd 1 he
Pl)'TK', A !mud man. who had
n." er "•n.t~ to be mvot¥-fd in
lire. Charlie 11 then swept up in
A pair of ''lprut ~ pets"
acnerally unknown in thisre&ion
~~ e~~~ fa~~~ o~0t·h~t!ro~
hns l_rcckoninaofhispast ,
....
Public Acroununts.
This yur the nine sta lf
u n ivusities report 6,8 7 1
students e nrolled in various
kinds of busineuad mini$t()ltion
proann\5, includina aceounliiiJI,
lut year, the thn:c CPA
a cc redi ted state universities
report e d 11 6 a ccoun ti ng
a nduatcs - II ~~ ~:au C!;airc,l!l
at Oshkos h an d 87 at
Whitewatt r.
for your ValentTne give
~
-'
_ .
the gift with a message
Now s omething s pecia l. Something di11eren1
and new lot him, tor her. Choose from a total
line of Wells " I Am loved" gilt·giving idea s.
fragrances from $4.50 to $ 15.00, iewetry
from $3.50 to $ 12.50. Top oil yoor message
with thal lovely.littlebutton. lt'slree, and
rl!~::::tliiill
says a lottoo~.~~~~~q~~J-
¥l:z~:~n':: ~~~r~f ~:, br:t~~ ~~==-==»<=""'=~=:=
1 -==-=::,.
powers ir.thc \\'iscoruin State
~~~··cr~:yt~~n~~~~~~o~o~~
1967 and finished second last
)'U r.
lie came to Oshk<»h after 1
ve ry succeuful hi&h school
eoachin& career at Ne w Berlin,
where llh teams compiled 1
IS·7•2 n:cord ln three years,
with a ParkiMd Confe rence
champio nshi p in \9S4.
" l'n- a lways wanted to coach
i n co ll c &e," r em arked
THE BRAT BARN
"'Where Sometl\ings Alwoys Cooking"
You Con Co""' o nd ffltl ot Ho""' ot
THf i U TIARN
BRATS and STEAKS
!BILL'S PIZZA
RADIO DELIVERYU
.344-9557
The Only Meat-Ball Sandwich
In Town
s.tnoed With Hot ttollon lnod ond Tontolld"' led ScNct
Shave Cream
~~w78c
Depend on OSCO for Greater Savings
/
' 1018 Malo S.., Steven• PoUlt.
w...
S++&l
Febru.ry6, 1969
. : r: :
Honary Forensic Fratern ity
Contest Seeks
: : I: .: Amateur Films
From Point
Pi Kappa Delta Installed
On Stevens Point Campu
,,~~~::~::,:.:·:~~~~~~::~:f~~~:},~f.
m tlw 1>..-ll<lt C•·nt~r on
~l .uno.l~)' ,
Jan . ~7 . Th~
Wts..·onsm" MlJ '' ~h~p~<·r
l'i
IM§Iall~d
..,r
~:~~~~~~o~~~~ s;~~!~~··:·il~~:"~-~
ha•·c
rart•~•l'~h-.1
in
.l~hat~
or
~umr~lihw
n•dovi,Jual SI'Cakin~
dc>it<' to hrua . kn th~ir
fon·n>.i.: ''"I"""~"''" ttuo~.~~;h t h•·
looca l,·hJph'T ,
Jnd
l'r ofu~'''
W a~h .
t;ra c.·
Gu•·crn<ll of th<' llh)>"in,·cof t hc
Upf'('r ~l i•~i>~>'l'l' l . lll>Uikd the
th~
Dep~nmcnc
of
Fr ~nk
T. Alu_,,..,
Sp«ch;
Auoci.:lcc
l'•of~ uo r
o f St•adl and
,\SSQ(i.:l f( Editor of the Fm~nsic,
the not ion~l rublic<~tion of Pi
lo:app~ Dell ~ and Richa•d S.
ROjl('IS, odvisor to the " MU"
ch~pt<·r
~nd
D!r~ctor of
For.·nsics. ,\11 thn>c ~rc alumni
of l'iKappalklta.
The mstalbtion "''as follo••td
b)' 1 tCC<'ption al\cnllW by
fritndt of th<· Lniti.:ltes. bcult)'
mernbns an,J aJminisuativc
pcr$0nnd
ful~~" :~ ~~~-':'~f'.t'.~~~,'~,cr~~n 11,3 ~hllo3~~ng ~~~~ r~c1~s!,~."·~~~:
1'. Zunm.-111~11. St•·wns 1\)int:
l.:h•·rl)' R . (hou,toil', Stncn~
~;ucsls of the nc"'l)'·formed
cklplcr U a dinnn held a! the
Wun>Kh, Sho:ho)~an. ami Donald
romm unnr·f>lmtutly
~ht~:~.fu~r::t~t:]\~ ~~~~:~E:·fZ. ~J:lli~~
J.
~~k~~~· :~~~':;f ...,m~titivc ~=::. ~nd
Ln
the h11h
On
c;~nopus
f .K.D. willli!Tiot
~~:£:~~:~~~~:~:~~~:~~~3
individual n1.'nts tournsnll'nts
BiU Osborne, who re«ntly
hubeenappointedchairm•nof
the .,,s comrninee o f .the
As:socia tion of CoUc&e Umons
Internationa l. an nounced, t hc
newest project of his commlltu ;
they ~re sponsorin& t he Fin!
Annua l A$$<Kiation of Co llc&c
Unions I n t erna ti o n al
Independe n t Fi l m Mak<'U
Compe tition."
Entries mil)' tK. in 8 mm,16
rnm, black •nd white •. color,
soundorsilent.AIIen trlnmust
tK. in· Ga incSYilk, Florida, no
L:l i<' r than Feb. IS, •nd must
bear the Ji&nature of J eri
Jl ucmpfncr,loealdircdorof'the
'
~~~~~i~~hout thcyc;~ r allo•·cr .
ll dc•ifll; ~rea hich s.ehoo l$
with fore nsic activitiu arr
amOnJ: t he intended comnounit)'
funct io n~ of th<' nrw local
chapte r. Assisting with r<'liona l
ands.eetion.:~ltournamenuhuch
as he one \9 to, h<'ld this
Sacu•da)'), ro>.chi!lf teams or
individual ~f'l'akcrs and possibly
hoSlinJ:a pnctiec:tournamcntin ·
~~! f~l
~~~·~tT~ s;~~· ~~~ iliiP'!ol. .
ac'h!
Ch.:lptcr"''i\lpui$Ut, •
The firS!: ,.·eel.: ofApril,thtcc
r cpresrntati•·cs of IlK' MU
Ch:lptcrpl:an to~rticipa t cinl'i
Kapra Delli's Nalional
Connntion to bo,· hdd in 1'(1115)~.
Arizona.
filmcom~ti t ion.
MEM IIERS OF THE HONORARY FORENSIC FRATERNITY, Pi
Koppo Delio. from left to right, scoted: Cheri Choodoir,
Tino Graefe, Vicki Potor, Julie Corcer, lily Kudsi·Zodeh .
junior hi&h s in thr
t he home or some of t he
brothers. llonortd at the .,,·~nl
w~rc &ndu"tn~: seniors. Kent
Wt lsonand Aihcobson.
Pao.. lloolc
Alpha
~~~;!::,::~ ~\:~:~;:~~c~, t~~',',i~adr~~
P~l
F~ T cwdls •wr~
made to Su,·
wl11> k-ft Ito study in
T he sist<'IS of Alpha i'hi
in stalk'tl a$officrn fo r 1\w n~"''
s.emntn l'~t M~•tin, i'•~ ~~~~~nt.
W~stt•haL
G~••.uau~
Emmcri~h.
Vk•:·l'rnid(•nt in
char~r: of Schotalshi t•:Suc R,·,·d,
Vicc·l'rctld~nl
in cloargc of
<'alniva t ~IHl working u
~n~ c ark' for Uni t ~d Coundl.
,\ t•all)' w~~ hl'ld with t h"
Thonhb. L.
\ !~~~~~~j>a~r ~~'J;~~;~i·~!~tc tii:~
Standa rds:
Ro:so:
Zimmerman,
C:o~~~~~nolJ~~o~~~:··~:::(~·
Ot.uk,
1'~:: 11 ~·c1:.~~~ t!l~~~~~~~'>! 'ro~"!~n1c1,~~
ti~~~h~~;Lkr.~~!~'~~~~a\!!:~;; ~";:,•:;:~3,~1·1; v~~:!:';;~'r(·;,'· ~~~
TH IS IS THE TR IA NGLE AND KEY used in !he insrol!otio n cere·
mony for ii1<'110nororylor<'n5icfrorr.rnily.
Mar<·us, Trcasmc r. Toll! Vande
land<', and St:L at Arms, J im
MoiLSS~:y ,
On J an . LK bru t h<'l John
K~h•:k w~s nurri.-d 10 lo:ar~ n
f:J;~~~h·!:~:r·ni,u~~~: ·~~~ ~z~~i~~:i~~~~~~~~ t:i~~~~~\~~
On h nuny I ll many of he
A party
w~s
llekl J ~n. 1 7 ot
~;~~~~~.~;~ ~~~~~.~~~l.in~; ALumni
P~l
R~.!.~~ Of~,'~~~~ T!~ini~, ~~:~~~
ocfL,..,,~
m
Lt .
prOII!otcd
~S c ~dct
~..,r~monks this
"''Cfk.
Nril O'K edc,
of the miliury scil:nc.;
nh·nt, ~aid their
~oJ··~IIn' TIICnl• "''CI( m:..Jc on the
b~-.1< ol k"<ltuluf' ami aademic
(ul.
<'jl~u•uan
, t,·r~rc
t~~e t'rr~i;t~·~:,:,.~ru~~YT~b~;l:
Tr<•OSUI<'I,
l'.'cy,·niJ<'rJ:;
S.·,·rc tary . Tom
MU.~
Corrcs[>Ondi~
Steve ttowd ; fl iilo rian, Boris
Tru l<·nl.:o: Soci~l Cbairrn~n. Clk· t
Joh nso n: a nd 1\thlct kChairr nln.
J imBraunsch,.·eig.
Rcc~nlly Doug llord)'k wa5
tk:ctcd TrNsurc r of !FC.
Anothcl hnwr)' r.r~dwtc
was bro t her Kc n l'eterscn.
On Sa t urday l'eb. l ,fourtl'<'n
brot he rs ~ 1\ cnded a le~dr:rship
lkvdormcnt f'Jog rarn 3t the
1\o lkby Inn inWaus:au,l)r.G uy
Gibson. ~dvi50 r also ~llcndeol .
The p r olr~m included t h<·
Na tional O f fi~~rs and G uest
Spcahn. After t he r;onfcr~ntc
t hcbrothcrswisit.cd !iOmeofthe
lou l "pubs"in Wauuu .
L.a~t wcdcnd some membcu
of Omega 'haptn in St outc:~me
down for the buke t ba ll &arnt.
Home Cooking
with
Homemade
Pies and
Cookies
PROMOTED lAST WEEK as officers of the ROTC unit are, fiom lefl, Robert Mi ll er,
M ,lwoukee; Patrick Ryon , Wisconsin Rop ids; Robert 8oo1z: Koukauno · Korl E;ick·
1on, Stevens Point; Kennerh Siser, S!evens Pain t; ond John Severo, Ph illi ps. (Mel
Glodowski Phorol
EMMON'S
UNIVERSITY STORE
~a<ktuptains.
* SCHOOL SUPPLIES
* ART l\IATERIALS
*POSTAL SUBSTATION
Kobel! Milkr,so n o fMr ,an J
Mr$. liar! II. Miller, Milwaui.:H;
JohnS.:nn. !iOnor Mr. andMr$,
Joe St.-ver.l, l'hitlip$, ~nd !'~ t rick
Kyan. sou of ~lrs. Ron~inc
Ry:~n, Whconsin Rapids, were
promot~d
to ca det fiat
hr: utcnanu.
M;Uor ,\neil Leister of t he
military S~;ionce bcult y is unit
r;ommantbnt .
Also annou nc<'d rc«nll)' is
the pinninJ of Sue Eichsaed t of
Thd l Phi Alpha to Michae l
Andcnon o f Alph• Phi Omep.
Married recent ly were Conny
Muchel, Alpha Phi and J im
Pa!llons of Phi Siam• Epsilon
and John Kabele of lk lta Si&ma
Phi to Karen Kay in W•usau.
n ••• P~l Alph
~j;;;,~;~.;:"' "'"' '"'"
Oolli Hordyk to
Opcu Doily
530 A M .:i..JO AM.
I
-
Placement Qpportumt1es
tJcua 0z1c~aa .~. .~~~~)' lnit~t~d Ln~~;:~·;;~~.arla~';':;~ ~·il;1 s;,:~'k ~~~~~~~·!io~~~nfe~~ft~~ ~~'\'~~!1r~;~
l\;~~.~~"~~~;:;·. ~~:0':;1~:.~ :Ji~.~· .rr~. .:·:.,~ :;;,:::.';;;·::;:.: .~,~::~; ~;·::1::,';,~::
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,.
u
u
Aho
~ ~
•
~kc l ~d
w•·n·
Ill~
M ond~ y rei> 10 · Tu •·sday, Feb. II, 9 ~ .m. to 4 p.m .. The U, S.
~"'·oii S f'l'~k wilh~ll;cniors ~IJ<lUt nava Lca r ~cr oppollunitin.
~o},'~t~~~~~. "~i~~~~~·\, ~:·:~t~ c/;;~.~ 4~.,,',~::~ w1ia ~~~~ :t::; !~ ~~~~·;·;~·~~t::c!·~;~~u~~~!:
in
~~u tr~l
Wi..:on>in and upper
~lichQ;~n.
~.9a.ni. I 04 p .n• ..
Eitcsloru:TirsandRubbrr
,\k ron, Ohio will intervkw all majors (Once rnin& rct~il
Credit manaJ:ernen t. ~trnd produclion.
rn~n~geml'nl ~nd rontro l m~n~Jement positions wilh l' iftstonr: .
~
stor.•
managcrn~nt.
.'Uiud~Y.
I'd•. II , 9 a.m . to 4 p.m., Wuhi ngc on National
Illinois will in terview all majursinter<'sted
nll'n
will
~.Ennston,
in salaried sales po!>l tions as. ~:roup fklll represcnt~tivcs. Bo th
~nd "''Orllen ~r~ cn~oura~:ed co inl crwic ..·. A ~cond interviewer
uu~u· ic"'' :a ll rn~Jors for hon•c offic<' positions (n o sates),
Tm·l<l:ay l'eb. ll.9un. to4r.m.,The l'.'isconsin fuhlicSel\'ict
:.i~· i:~~·~.~:k~ll ~I LILicnts intNc~cw in Wis.eonsi n ut ilities and public
~hl....!L 9 1.m. to 4 p.m .. The I BM Corp., Green Bay,
will f<'nuil all busineu admi n ~ tration.ph)·sics, chemistry, math ~nd
oth,·rstudcnt s ~oeel.:ong t i3M urr<'r opportunitiu.
~EF' YolfR l!DDL
-UNDE RST.-. NOING COMES
FASTE R WITH
CUFF'S NOTES!
OYER 17STITLE.S51 EACH
t.o.~: ~:·~~'tY . J~e:,:h~!te~.""~~;~~~:rr~ ':;ii :;~r;it~~~ ~~at~.P~~~~~~
En ~hsh ~nd
JOUII>alurn $Inden ts for can:c r positions
Wt<lnqiby frh
1", 9 a.m. 10 4 p.m.,
Th~
l'cdcra l Social
~:~;tr~lr,.,e~~·lo~~.:~.:tt~~ro~;~"~~~ T~~t~:(3~~r~~~~:j~(·~f~~i~~e;::!
may bt•
t~l.:cn vi:llarr~ngrmcn\~
here.
~
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. HE~:
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CITY
NEWSTAND
11 36Moin St.
Nu t to th•
FoxTh. at,.
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If Yow A.,.n't 21, Do Not RI'Od Thb
!';:'',:;,•;;:,\ ~~;~~~~ 1';Jl ~rul bu~mc53; adrn1mst r~uon and other ma,ors
GOOD OLD Tll\IE PRICES
1:;-;~:rs
»
Daily
2:;";~:ts
Ti16~ p.m.
~
1
::n.:;t
\~~:~~\,~:!,!,~a ~~~~~~1 '~n~::,~wwt~SU:~;~
~~~flll~olr:~tt~~~~ ,; ~:~:~·::~~: h< u:_:~ ~~:~~~;~~~:~~;~~J;~~k:~:ut
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ACROSS fROM IIALDWIN HAU
Free Peanuts All Day Sunday
THE BANK
WITH A
STUDENT
CHECKING
ACCOUNT
FOR YOU
BrothcrsofPhiSi&m.Epsilon
T~~~t:~ s~~;ccr.d J::!n 1:1 L~:~~
~~t~~~~~~~. J u~i;n"Uak~,i~nSo'":~i ~~~t~:~:ftt;. membe r of Alpha
Clo$e1 1 ~l)gop ~igh t s
And ,\ ll Dav
C ~dc t
New officersrcccntlyclcctW Chairman, Me·l Franke;
1 re :
President. Charlotte l'hilantluopit Ch.:lirman, Carol
DeBoer; Vice;>resident. Carol Rubc: : Activities,GinnyGcrtsch
Peters ; S<'c:rctary, Sue and Schobrship Ch.:lirman,Elk:n
Ek:hstudt; Trca5Urcr. l':l t l>icck : Gothl:ard.
Pled~:c Mis trcn. Charlene
January &r.lduat,et were Rita
Ksutnr ; MemberShip Director. R:lc Dins. tu chin& l Ent~lish in
Yvo nne lhnmann : Editor and Rosholt and Carol 1Madxn. a
ll l:storiolA. Mary USHIIck; l'anhc ll mcdical technoloa;ist m ~t.diso.n .
~:~·:so~ia~r:~or1~~ir':f~r~:~~~~~~:
MAIN STREET
CAFE
J".' r(OIIII~Il<'n
Nank' d to !wad the unit u
rUJOr "'' U Karl J.
l·ucbo n,so n of Dt. ~ml Mrs. J .
R. bid.son , 7 18 L1nwood ,\ ,·~ .•
Stncn•l\linl
Oth~u
t••omot~d
wcr( :
K ~n nc th &U.,r, ~'!33 Stanley Sc ..
Su·vrns l'o1nt. ~nd Robel!
llooll, ..on of Mr. ~nd Mr s.
Robel! J. llootl, Ka11l.:auru ,
Slg•a lpslloo
J im l' islk·r. J ohn Shff and
[)a,·c Gruno: how haw •~ t urned
In campus and r cjoin~d ! he
<'il3fii CI
N~w officers fur t hi ssrm~St<'r
Six Receive
Promotions
With ROTC
~~ 1\'~l l "'~rc
Chute and
;::r;c!~~~t~c~;·i~y ~~~ .knowi~i ~~~~:~cShe~~ 1 nKay1 ~~~~~~.= _ _ __:__ ____;__ _ _ __:__,- .-
PL~ns ~ rc ~ISO in dfr(l fo r the
annual Co ffe~ How on l'cb. H.
Also on the agenda was !he
annual l'a nhrlknic forn~ l . This
)'car lt wi ll b<' hdJ at !he
ll o lidoy Ln nonl\prili iJ.
As a money m ok i n~ proj~ct
Delta Slg11a Phi
~~~~~:;1:~::~· 1~~~;~;i~~~~:~~t~~~ ~~.~~~~~:. ~~~11.: yr~:,s~~~ .:~~~r~r
Tninu a nd Ka 1cn KoS$.
Quarh ·rly K('!)IC!il'ntati•·e.
hnuot)' J(nduatcs indu..t•·•l
Lob Wood anJ Ginn y Small.
l'nd i>:1' tea<'hi!l1; lhi5 so.·n~<·~lcr
Sprina Rush rules were votttJ
on at t he fir st mc<'tin& or thO'
5enJr:stcr. Plans were also made
rn oh ow" nlm Of) Frb. 18to
Srondlng, Richord Rogers ID~tetlor of Forensia), John
Amen!, Dean Zimmerman, Don Skoleckl, Mo•k Dinmo n,
Ovone Wun sch, ond Mr. Fronk AlusOw.
\
The
Sing·A·Long Every Saturday
PIZZA HUT
DELIVERY SERVICE
Hon Your Pi u a Delivu•d Piping Hot
P hone 341·2100
FOl SPE EDY DELIVERY
D•L iv•ry" p .m. Da lly
Plua Smorgasbord- Tt.ruday 5 p .m.-8 p .m.
~-
Big Daddy's ·
~~ Saloo11 [?;
eo,J•Wt:Jd• Throwg.h lb. P• anut
Sh•lls
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~[;· ,::;:k ~ith =~~~!d~~~!~ ?1
!9 a.m,..to 4 ~.m., ~
piOI!f:IILIJ.
Ill ffl'ltc rn o ffiCU tflinfll&
~ur~:1 f inct~;.,.~~... 9 ;i~· 1 ~ 114 P·~··
The Ra ilroa d Retirt m•ol
OJ>por c unic icswitli th isf<'dc r 3 J age ncy~aJOIS intereste d in ~cr
an f~~';~!;;,t the r Laec: mtnt Centtt, 0S6 M•in , today and li&n upf«
Fri!ru.~rv6. 1 969
.... ,
THE PO INTER
Soccer Club Poinfers. Trounce
Has Meeting · Indians, 82-56
On · Finances
I
I
Br. O..-rCrthort
nu, ,;.
FJ'
J
j:<"'.t time uf th•·
fwt t>.:for.•
~>• 1'"'1'"1'~'•""
~::;::.~::~
. :~~:.~.~;~:~:~:r;:.r~:r.::
tlut noornt,·r Nss
~·du ~!mow
,, f
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~··u
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lu.-1,;)'
;~::..~~.;;.~ttl\)11~ r.~·.
•• If 3 ""'~ "int~r
<'llOL!lh
lo
t~ri~g :;~•.r ~~~.\
•'''~nilljt. .
1\·rhJI'S Juri!~~\
th is .,..,. r m
s
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j 'O U l<l do> ~~~ tho$1.'
Wh..tt llrr.l o f shJi>r:lsi t
,,·• lh··~· •'01.1 "·int.•r n~tus ar~
r h~ !><'>! t>ms•bk l im•· tu lo,}Ol;
'"''' )om ~uns. ro<b. rc~l$.
I•<>J h , IIIOt <liS and Qlllpin&
~~·lion
will be mote th..:t.n
USl' t he oil can
nctd tO
3 de~u.a t e ,
:~:lllnr~~i i. jiUnS don't
. If yoo must stn~· you r IU111i
!n
~ lillk mo~ wor k i$
mmh·N . Fiut of aU, ckan t he
<':!"'' ·
~%~~ ~ro~~~~~r ;!~ze1 br:~
t•~t cll~s. and then run throUj:h 1
!:~t ch JWktd with 1un oil or
'<~~i t h
:·,~;:;~:::\~~ ~~~~~;,.•!:~i~~~ s~~:
dangerouspr:~ctin-,anddOC"sno
<' H'r ) t hm~
"ill be.' in tood
:.::lur!l <lnk• fm tit..· ~'Omin&
GUNS
•'" ·~h·;J·;~··:l~)' ~~t:r~ i:siJ~:$1,'~
rhr> "J)' )'UU <':Ill ~hoc(l; it ove r
,·.,.rric ..· .IJ)'S and makesu~no
r:::·. ~~,~ki,~e.~lo~~~~:~~::.;b:
I>.J ttk oi j:Ood IJUn Oi l and I
·fiJnn.·l tJ)', ur ~ proJuct madr
~~":~~J~~~ •. ~~~~~~~~.purroo~.
such
"e•·klr ruhdo.,·n of ~lithe
··~ t.· rnal
m.·tal parts. and a
.~
~}"~\::!1 a.;~~:~~~~ :.::~tsr~'fil:~~
Young
lr you have to stOf~ your
1unsina h11mid place. such as a
b~wn1-1:n l. tal;r the time to loot
them ove r ever)' frw ,.·ceks and
)"011:11 •Nna tilt rhance'sof
&e ttm& 1 rus.ly surprise nut
October.
But &uns arrn't all me tal.
Buttsto(l;s and fo~-cnds n~d
~}~i;fh t h:~re b~oa~~·;:" ~i,i;
srhco ne-treat<•d dotlls auilabl~
in spolli~~,& 100ds storu do a
1190" job of shining up and
dowondrrs.
If ,the wood on your older
a.nns IS ~ettinJ ch~wed·u p and
s..·r:~ t rtr.cd. you might fonsidcr
remo\·in,theuUtingvarniJhor
shdb ~ and rdin ish.in~ the $1o't
with linwed oil.l\ nollfinishis
more durable ~nd "'~tnt•roof
than a fDcrory finish, ~ nd is
) h•· \'o ung M.q>ubli<.,.ns will oft~n ~>•· Iter lookina. All )'OU
hui.J" th~u imt ge nc r~ l n~rcllng nc~d for this job is a bottlr of
uf thr loi.'<'O ild :;r:m~R•·r Qll Fch. t h< t•cat~d lins.:ed o il made for
II 111 tile Tunwr Koonr 1.1f th•· ~~::,~ 3 ~~i~~~~~· 5:t ndraroc r, i t~d
-1GOP
Will Meet
:~:;;~,'~..;
"Ill
t>,·
short
uJ
NEXT
WEEK : PROTEC n NG
ANI> I'REI'AIUNG
TM' KLE
FIS HI NG
HALL-A-DAYS
lly J udyB rotkina
pr~unt
i111Jyin1 the
WATSO N HA LL
contro•·enial visita tion polic)'.
Their nuin concrrn is in K ttina
The thcmt• for t he outdoor up I ('O iic)' $:1l~factory tO the
Je,'Or:lt!On at Wat10n IIJII .,.as entircbod)'ofSmi t h.
''C hm.trnu ,\rou nd the Work!.'"
lnduJnlinthcdccorations,.·r rc
STE INER HA L L.
t h~ Jr~"·ings uf f'O.'<lpk: in their
natl>·e cmtuntcs. represen ting
tlwlr •·arlous countri<'$. TlH:
( h ~i r men
o f the outdoor
der;mations ""'''Na ncy Go r!oki
~nd Bath 1\ yd~.~~~ fh r "'IIU>CtS ofWa t wn H a ll' ~
0.:~1.·,\·l>oor were : ht placr·l
Wt ~ l
"0 ltttk: Town of
Wcdsc"·ood Wt•t.'' 2nd placr·l
:O.:onh "Winte r Wondcrbnd."
ami honorable mcnlion-4 East
"Cit )' SKI~w;~.lks.'' The winner$
" ' el<' anno un crJ durilljt. a
rcccpt ion for puen t ~ and friends
Sund~) .
[)~{ember
IS . The
J l.lda;~~ of wing decorations wcr~
~tr. Jim Ru ~co, director of
Smllh ·lbll ~nd Mr . rau!Ben·Zvi
oftlw t\ 11 Ocp;u t mr.•n t,
WlUOn lbll i~ proud of its
A.B.C. t•·arn : Sluron l'olkcllo,
l etr)· Sch••id. l'am l.llcas.anJ
~~ ~rr Frt~h . The !(3tu'~ reco rd
,.;, fuc' ~"in~and 31o~s.
NEA L E HALL
..
good t hat ! Qnxe.
Ano ttw:,r t hing to avoid isttM,
shctplokin·linrdaun cax. lt may
be "-"tltnsive~ndlook l uxurlo~o~s
but lhr wool will attr:~ct and
ho ld r~10isl ure like a spon&r, tnd
P I ~Vule
a Ut h u
SOU)'
erwtronntentforyourglln,
:::~1:~f~t ~f ~~~~~· .:anxd...~h
l'np,~~~~ ~~~~~·.~~~:.: ~~~~~indin~
~~~:u~ 03~~ ~i~~~~·::r~~ :·t~~~~:~h~
~ ntcredonthcspcndinaofcl ub
money for rquipment. Th~ dub
R11stcproofe."
lfr Oulikc,you ca nco;rttho
bore, actlonandutttior mrta l
a light coat or 1ood 111 n
gre~a·, but th is is not m•.;.,5SOiry
A lt~.ht oilingwilldo t hrjob. no:
not plu1 t tM, bJfTtl wit h :1
waJded.up patch or rag , It 's a
r im•~
::::~.:~:.r•.• ~,··f~ ~·.il~n~r~~~~l' )'t~~:
-
~nd 1 JOOd roowder solv~nt . Dry
II up with two or t hrrr fbnntl
The p layers of thr
WSU - Sttvrns Point Soeeer Cl11b
met"':hundsy nigh t ,Jan.30,for
a busmeu mec tina at tile home
of Co~e h Georar Po r t e~.
Dise~o~ ssion
at the meetina
THE. LOOKS ON THESE TWO COEDS ' FA CES reflect just who they were rooting
for tn Saturdoy' s dosh for firU ploce ir"l the Wisconsin Stole Un iveliity Conference
~~een the Pointe" and Stou t. Although the Po in te rs come Or"l with o 1trong
f•nosh ther were st illrwo points behind, 73·71 otthe finol bozzer. !Dennis Bush
Photo I
Vets Select
Dave Kozub
As President
Lut
tlw HO WSU
nrwuffk,•nfortlu·
two wmesl~rl. l' lnal<·d to
Thur~h y
V••t.s•·l,·rt~J
n~x t
~~v::~~,~~;~~~~~·r:~£~:~~~;~:·£
~~:~so:,~ s;,~;:~~:.~-o/~rn~~~i~
Jo hn Dunham.
IJ~vc Kotub n·cdv,·d the
wvct~d ~nnual Foo t ,\,.·ani and
Mon H~bht(h 11cas l'"'scn ted ,.·ith
a High ..-~)' S;,fr t)' ,\,.·ar.l. l'h~T~
will be a m~•·tr~ lhli Thurs.IJ)"
~ ~Ann l yons (lt ur·~ lbrl. :1~0
Ulvl!ilon at 7: 15pm All WSU
Vctsw ith W.\or nlllr,·monthsof
~clive
duly a ..· wdcou~r .
Semester tlu•·s arc SS .
Rdr~~hme nt s asnsuJJ. I' lanswrll
lht•Wint~r l'amr.-al.
be nraJr for
we~rri~rs
Ht roincofthe Wuk
Dems AHack
Gov. Knowles
For Crisis
~ ~~ eHcntive boar\!
of the WSU..Stcven~
!'oin t Youlli n .·mocrats on
Tm'lil.lay. hn . !8, a rnolu1ron
..-u inttodu.:ed and pa»r.'\1
.,·hidt condcmneJ C.oHTOOt
Wa11rn 1'. Knowle s for th•·
CUIICnr S l~le bud~;ct d<•ficit.
Uurin'
nw~tirr~
p!Jns to purehase siJr:ttcn new
aamcje rsey5,1tvttalpmr1Nlls
~~WI uide monrr for reftt~s·
fceforhomcpmc:s..
The players at prcwnt Ire
focusint their aucntion on t~
upcomint sprina wuon. lut
yur t heclubdimaxediu sprin&
sluo n by dcfu t in& t he
BucQncersof Marinette to win
the First Annual t.hrineu~
Sprin& l nvitationatrt: =•
Tournament. The club
ted a
l·l winning rrCOld last prina.
losinr,onlytoSt.Norbe u .
Coach Portcsi is $1ttHi nc t he
ncetl for QOnditio nin& and has
his plarcn&cttin&thern5elvesin
shape, All roositionson the club
will be up for cnrbs as this is
hope:tltoa tt ra ct rnorcinterutrd
prople. Coaeh Portesi will hold
tryouts for the various playing
positions hopcfu,j l)' lhe ftrst
wcrk in April dcpcndilli on the
for the 1969
~~~:uon
wh~her!:~~em!:i ~~b ~~~~ ~r~.,!siJ~~~~~: ~"~":/yta!n~
~~d~~: ~~i:Ow"a~
btcauscofsno w.
1 ~ 11~J
·~'!;
Schwalcnbcr&.
business
~~~~·.~;:~~~~;s:~~~;nd
Stankr
, - - . - -- - - - - -- - - - - - l st A_nni ver sar y Special .
Wednesday & T hursday, Feb. 5·6
By Tim
WSU - Strvens !'oint rolled
onr WSU - La CrOS$C in a
'onfcrrncebasketlNII'arneat
~:~~~~~~~u sr last Wednesday,
The Pointers never trai led in
the rontest and wr~ in firm
eo nt rolthrou1hout mosl ofthr
vuyloosrlyplayedrontcst ,
The win pn ttr.c Pointers:~.
7- 1 confcrrn.;e mark and
finishnl the first confere nce
round of play. Point impron'tl
thrlr over:~ ll rnuk io 12·3. La
Cro* is now l·S in the WSUC
tnd S..Soverall,
Both teams werr 111ilty of
many turno~cn. with La Cro=
havilll241ndStcvrns Point17,
~bn)' miKuei resulted from bad
passes on fast breaks as the
tempO of the pme was fut and
wide open, run·and ·dtoot
basltetlNU.
The Pointe!$ jumped o ff to
tile 1cad,19· 10.in t he early
&Oinl and &n>duaJI)' ineruscd
their martinlhrou&hollt lheflut
half , lar&rlY on the inspired
played of wnior &uard RuliS
DcFauw . Defauw llad several
ll.c h
The r~ sl o f the game was a
loowlr played dfair by both
sidu.with the l'ointcnstndil)'
increasing their mJfllin and
turnin g the contest Into 1 rout.
The final nl3rgin of victory was
26poinu, 82·S6.
Dd'11 uw led t he Point en
balancfd scoring att ack with 16
points, follo'<llcd by
VanJenlleu.-.1 with IS, anJ
llu&hesand Krn Ritzenthaler
wi t h 12 markcneach .
·
l'om Kitzen t halcr scored
"only" nine rooinu, but h~ and
br(l( hfr Krn did a nne job of
'on taining the lndian5 top
lhr nt. Hafner, hold in& him to
on lyl2points.
Fr eshman Len Sullivan
rnjored 1 ffnc sr:cond h~lf for
LaCrosse and led thr: visi tors
with I S points. llafnrr wa$ the
only othe r lndi3n in double
fi&utn , with 12, moRI)' on
d~adly outside shoot in&.
STE\ 'ESS
rr sri'>'~CC nlcr Rob W at!'h al,
PO ~'T
ro ,...
!I
finc:dtivc-in la)'~o~psandalsoshot
wrllfromtheouts.idc. ll eled t hr:
Pointerattacl; with II points in
the fust half. and got sttona
s~o~ppon fro m Co-<:apuin Mikr
ll uahes with 10 and Ken
R l t ze nthal cr with 9 ,
AU~onfrrcncr Jod ll~fncr led
La Crosse willl 8 points in thr
half.
The l'oinler& hdd 1 43-29
cdgcattloehalf.
Turnov ers plasued th e
Pointers in t hropenln& minu1cs
of t he wcond half. and th~
Indians crr pt to within nine
poinu. 48·39. with IS: JO left.
The tables were soon t~o~rned
oo ..·cvrr. and LaCrosse hut! it~
chan~s wi t h a nsh of turn o•·en
while the PointCISI<' ItlcoJ down ,
Stevens !'oi nt outscored the
Indians, 13·2 in th ene.\ t si minutc s to tak e over fir m
con t rol of the co ntest , with
Siron& prrfo • manc~ s by
Co..Capuin Palmer Ck:mcnu;
&ua!d Quinn Vandenllcuval.and
~
7
4
TP
t2
1:
1!1
12
o.o
2·2
o.o
8
3
2
0
2
2
enos~ FT
Tr
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....
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Yo11ng .................. 2
~jie~•hl . ........... ~·::
g
~~"::.PNn···::.~·::· ·.~· ~
~~~~vr"~.
l·l
4·9
4
H~nnlnr ................ 0
Westpha l
.... 1
Carberry ............ o
Siewert ................ 0
MaUon .............. l
llllfncr ......
t~
0·0
3-6
0·0
Clemenllt
lA
2·!1
.. :
Totallt ................ 21
l!t J
2·4
~:~
12
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l·l
T
g
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I~
H·20 :.6
StCI'rns Poi nt ..
L& Crnue ............... 29 27- ~6
T'o la l Fouta: La Croull 2l,
Polnlll.
Placement Opportunities
f llblvary6, 1969
THE POINTER
POINTERS
BACK ~ IN
RACE AS STOUT IS UPSET
Pointers Rally To
Nip Whitewater
Blue Devils Stun Point, 73-71
Before An Overflow Crowd .
By TlmLuell
WSU..S to ut llrenathcncd its
ho ld on the lead in the
Wbcon1in St llc University
Co nference; wi tlla 73·71 ~idory
over WSU..Stevens Point bdorc
an overflow crowd at the
:v';~~ .o u se Ju t Sa tu rd a y
The win lifted the: Blue De~ils
reconl to9·1 in thcoonfere noe
and 14·2 o~eraU willie tile"
Pointers dropped ' to 7·2 and
12-4 marks
'
Stout led almost all o f the
pmc, but thc: co nt est wu ~cry
clo1111 tluo!,Cho ut. The: Point en
INI~&cd to tic thc: soore on
•~enal occasions, but the only
lead they had aU cvcnina wna
2· 1 edgeatthcoutsct .
The Blue Derib, o n ' thc:
otllcr hand, for the most part
~~f~ns! dt~~ratcpafJic of~
hand10mely on many occuions
u their sll:up pusinJ found
open me n unde r thcbukc t. TIIe
w
suc·. kadin&
and
rebounder, 6·7 Mel Cok:man,
~<:orer
a nd fonnrd C. l Glover were
cSpeciaUyerfcoiveinclose.
Stout jumped to the lead
ear lyinthecon tu t and too k
adnnlaif of cold shooting on
the part of Stevens Po int to pin
'J.6-.6edpwi tll tllepmc:only
si minutes old. The Blue Devib
aintainedludsoffromfiveto
eiJIIt points for mo51 of tile fint
llatf before Quinn Vandenlleunt
led a raUy that put tile Pointru
back in the: baU pme. A Tom
Ritzen thaler free t hrow tied the>
scoreat 28wlth 4:301cft.
It was lied apin at J2 ~u
bcfO<c Glove r :111d Colema n nell
S<:Orcd for Stout In the nnal
minu t e . Vand en ll c u n l
c-ountered fo1 t~" l'oint witll ~
ba.stet and Stout took a J6-34
lead into the locker room at the
half.
toJiveupllndathrcepointplay
by 1\udlcl lind 1 b~~el off a
!itcal by Vandcn ll euval cut the
Stout lead to o nl y7 1-.69with 30
sccondsk:ft.
Tile Pointers were (orccd •to
fo ul. bowe~er : and . with nin~
se.:onds left , lliU ll ei d~r11an sank
a pair of frcc throws left to
clinch the win for Sto ut. Husllcs
5an k a layup unmolcst l-d at the
:,~~~'· Jiving th~ finlll 7J.7 1
Glover and Colema n paced
Slout wllh 22 and 21 points,
respcdivrly , butthc bi~; surprise
wu Ebsen wbo added 16
markers. lie had sroredjus tt Yo'q
points in thl: e:u tiu mect lns
betwee n tllr t ~~ms. ll ddeman
was held to o nly S points.
Vandcn lkuval kd l'ointcr
Korrn with 17 pOints. ll ughu
had l4 pointsandl4 1cboundi...
ReKrvc ce nt er Rob We stphal
waspcrhaps t hcbr!ahtcst spo t
for the l'oint~rs 15 he eollcctcd
13 polnu while KdnJ: only
limit ed duty .
--f
I
·I
THE
Tlwrc was one major uplllll in lli&IIS<:hoo l ba$kc tb.IU action lut
,.·tchnd,and ..~aU tnoww ho tllatwu. Eitllom,alwaysamona
c-o ntender! for tl"le $lite ch ampiocuhi p,bnt the po werful Eut Troy
Troja ns on th cirhomcfloor. Witll thatinmind.hc:tcare tlliiwect's
bi&oocs:
88;~:;o;~!7o.
t~::,:·~~~~~
StevensPoint.81.Riwrfa lb69.
Point Bowlers
Win Four,
lose Eight
nn!~:d ~~~tr: 4~-;!:,d t~~
wc-c kcndofconfc<cnceao;tion.
Tile Poin ters lolit \ 10'0 out of
thu e to eac h; Pla ttevi lle
UOos.w, Whi t eW;~tcr and Rive;
I'ails.
OhloSut~7 J, Wisc-onsin67 .
Bu.rliniton7S,Eitbom60.
.C\Iyton 8S,Sirc n S2.
\\'aun~kcc74, Verona 58.
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. t ers In ACt •Ion ~~:~·~:- ',·n•·.~~":"'f:::
POln
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Northern
M~elll&an,
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HAUS
foiNT
Thursday
OF
~
the
VIEW •
Feb. 5, 12:30 p.m.
.Two Members o£ the "Milwaukee Fourteen"
Will Be Interviewed
FABULOUS ONE-EYED JACKS
lat.ct br ladter a.ot
~~~'"~' One lond
in
theMldw.st
com pclifll teams in the lu,ue
UCtoS!l',wllichllali iO"Onfor t~
Pointers a~ now 8·2! for lilt
BASKETBALL·f tiday; Superior, II ERE, 8:00. S.turday; RiHr r eu.
falls , HERE, 8:00.
Dnc Voi&t and Gary Pin&r l
lc~ the po inttts th is ,.utcnd
SWIMMI NG·Friclay : Nor tllcm Michip n, HERE, 4:00. S.IW"dt y: w1tll 185 a~a11u. Pin.icl alliO
TrilnJub.tatOsh.kosh.(Supcriorando.hk.osh.)
~~~ thc lli&hcst J pmc ll:lits
w1tll a620. Lllrry Sited had thc
WRESTLING·Frkily: Whitewa ttt , II ERE, 4:00. S. tunily; At Sloul. :::~b~:'~t:~ ~u~:'i n~~~
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HERE , 7:30 p.m.
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