J:"E-:j·THE POINTER
SER IES VIII , VO L. I2
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WSU·STEVENS POINT, THURSDAY, MARCH 13,1969
Resolution Calls For
Senate Reorganization
Paychecks
Expected
· March 14
Point Blank
Call
11--1L
341-125 1
bt. 235
Play Tryouts
Are Planned
Next Week ·
Tr )·outs for Sh<:rid~n·s "!!!!
1lli:ll1, fLrul Uninnicy Th~atr~
produclionofthcsc;non , wcll~ ·
held
on
Tue sd ~y
Wednesday, Mar.
a ccordin&
to
and
18 ami 19
a
drama
dcpartmcntannouncenw:nt .
World-famou s s incc il s
prcmi~rc in 1775, The Rivals
taku a h11morousand satu-u:-ai
look at the follicsandfancictof
IM london UPI'C'' crust. T~
wnpon is wit, KIW'nin& 10 the
tta&c to do bntk with the
predominant srn t imcntality of
! heag.e .
The re arc th irteen parU for
men and women. includin& the
bumbtin& bumpkin Bob Acres,
t he 1cmpnh10us Irishman Sir
Lucius O'Tri"u. llvishin&
lydia Un&uish and of co ur~ .
Mrs. t.bt.prop, who~ ludicrous
distortions of th.- t.nc~UI~ hl>'t
made h<"r on.- o f the most
famous chuact<"rs in English
Jitcra t W'e ,
Actou ma)' audition dthcr
Tuuda y, frono 7 to 10 pm in
room 12S, ct.woorn ~~n t u, or
Wcdnnday from 8 to \0 pm.
:!~r~~~·~~~c 7R~a~0 .w~~~·
Knower. of the dr:uua facult'y,
wl}Jdircd.
by Ed
The chngc h om a
had~~ ·
~Inks
to hops u the l'oint lk<"r ins ii;nia
~~::~~"~itt~ t~.::t'"s~~~~~t~~~.:~~~·;~:od~;:Je~"t~s~~~.~~p~·~
(b•angoncofthcprotluct s u~edinthcir~<"l),i nstud ofusil!l thc
" badgcr"(thc' stat canino:ll)
This dung~ in no "''I)' affccU t he quahty of t he beeras l'oin t
b•·~r is stilL brcw1'\J from the "'o nderful w~reu of Srcvcns Point. and
sril!rnairuains rh atcnhancrn&Ustc.
What ili tht penalty for flilin8 tO pay a campus parkina t kb t! A. D.
Po~e, ,.;, phomorc.
,\fine of Sl is ln~dfora n ypark in~v iol.J t ionsonum pu s, lft]3e
viol.Jtordocs not pll)' the ticket within se•·cn lilyS,tl~ finl"israi~d
to S2.SO. After the ini tial sc•·endaysarc up, the viobtor receives a
ll<'riU of notica rcmindin~ him to pay hil; fin.- . The number of
noticrs stnl to a viol.Jtor vuiu ,.·ith thc timC' o f the ynr ; mo re
noticc s al ci!iSUcd t o ,.·ardsthccndofa~mestcr .
Should the violator rdu~ to ply the fine, a "statcrneil'o.of
charges" is sent to the cuhk r. who srnds a copy of the su tement to
the rec01 d office or court. The student's gr~dnarc ""'i thhcld until
thcfi~is p~id .
'
If the Slud~nl n~lly rdusrs to p~y th~ fine, the university wiU
t:lkcthcstudcnttocourt . Thcvioll.tor sho uldbeprcpaRd to pay for
witiK'JsrS and court costs if he would kl~ : rtus.thccxpcnse of an
attor~ywh<"thcrholost or"'·on t hecuc.
Cll.udt Aufdormaucr. srcuri t y officer, 53id that students Qll
appeal to the protection and ~cwityoffice by ritlin&out a ydX!w
~Pflnl form: the student •ni tes down his story; then, the ofO~r
who iSSIK'd th~ ticl;ct writu down the circunu;tanccs of the
viol~tion . The t,.· o uorin ~rc reviewed and 1 decision is made.
Should the appeal be denied, the Sluden t can ~o tO coun.
Aufdermauc r stated that the mail ~Oa l of the protedion 1nd
securi ty office ''\1/ai to ~:i•·e the student a fair shake." AufdermaiK'r
added th.at hc ,.·ould ll;t(!ly answer any qucuionsconcem irc the
opcra tionofthcrrotedionandsecuritydepartmcnt .
.
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THE POINTER
"Study wirhLur thought
u labour l011t;
thougM without 1tudy u dnngerow." -Conjuciw
P 0 D I U M=====
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IEditorials
S~J~Ju.u sJtdd 7itlt·
~_::~~~~.2=
week's Point Blank colurn~conceming the number of atudenta on the committee to select the faculty member for
the Excellence in Teaching ward.
There are preeenUy onl}! 12 atudenta on the 35-membe!'
committee. Dr. Gordon lfaferbeeker, vice-president for
academic affain., defended j.he number by aaying that the
1tuden t was not the best judge of a teacher~' ability Ln
all cases. He claimed that 'fhere were several point& to be
evaluated outside of the cl~room wbere only a teacher'•
coll%:~:t~;'~.!:eC::r"e.eral points"are abnoettwo-
thirds more important tha~what ou r best teacher can Perfonn in the class'room. An what are theee point-is a
faculty member an excelle , teacher if he P.Ubliahea, par-
0:. :~~r ~ttec»,
::!:ty
obtains
grantiJ
for the
at f t
We think the committ~ to choose th! best teacher
on campus ahould have
the revel"M! of the preeent
figure: 12 faculty members t of the total of 35, the rest
being atudcnta.
The Pointer urges the Student Senate to take up thia
matter. We don't think th 1 ill any bctt.et judge of teacheN than the atudenta.
TM EditoriGl Board
Ww A6oat SoMe
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Columns
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Letters
Counterpoint. Starts Second Year
Making It One Issue At A Time 1
B yBIIlM ~MHlm
anduated from WSU in Jan.
1968. 0rcutthaddroppedout
!':m~~e~l 11 tile end of fut.l
Roth Kellerm an and Orcuu
h:Miworkedon~.
Kellerman dolna 1 political
rolu mnan d Ofcu ttr epor tina the
..-eeklywrnate news. Now, out of
schoo l, they ta lk ed "'ilh
Kemptllor!K'about pubtishinaan
off-camp u s undera round
ne-..·s pape r ontlleotde r o fthc
u:~~:~·~.rs. o f Wiaconsin'a
~heideasc:erned too
impn ctical for SteHnl Poi nt .
OutofnLr\os.itytheytra~kdt o
Connection$' o ffice in Madiron.
~werewarmly aree t al
anduracd toa u errrptapaper.
~i;C~;cflc~~L:r!:;drr~:~e~SI:,h!
tr io toa printtr.
111e R,c~!n~r
t~~n~'~:~~:.. ~~~~on the fir st issue, One o f thl:
fir~! problems was tile Klcction
o f a name. The nam e that ... u
ori&ina ll ~· aarrrd onwasAdva rp ,
Prav:Mi '( tr uth in Russian)spe llfd
backwards . But that wu
~~;c·~~~~ b~°Ken~~h:t;;;;:,~,
Aldous Huxley's book.
Counte rpoint .
Nixon
l:2.in1..
·Thrilling Cities-
.· All _ American Boys
Travel To Florida
By C.Br~e
Thil is a stOI)'IboUIItrlp _to
Florida . Threcwocba&oLuous
:Cn~eiv~ ~n~~~~~
lnformins the uudent
pa pu lation o f areas in the U_.S.
thattheyoouldtraveltodunn&
Eutu uca tion , Jp«:ilica U)'
areu "for tho5e who han hid
the Florida ~~eene and are
lookin& for some th inl better."
This story is the ru,;,n why
Sroll Schu tt e is visi tini fiuanl
1nd Polonia lnstud or Fon
carnplfOund ... llthouah it wasn~
so privat e beln&on topolan.lnt
rolony. So w cbouahtaa~~~~: an4
ahalfolbee r :l!ldAI\ISOfi&S .IU
nla:ht. Rla:ht nell door to some
1 roovy people from the middle
o f Ohio. who were students j1111
like we were. O nly they llad .1U
the~eGtccklettensti t ehedon
their shirts.
Welnv iud the mto•in&• lonc
with wr, but they j ust mumblod
some thinl about 'ltipp~ fr in,e'
and
Now the only
thins we
ere smokin& '-'tr•'
u~u:.le.thesc:mestcr b_rnk, Came!J, b I II you're fro m tho
my friends and I, my fncnds middleofO!Uo7ll!
Now a few days bter , .,..•
roruistina:o f arecentlyp.arolk d
inmlle o f an uy lum, an aU were sittin& on the Fon
'round fuU·time heU raiser, a Lauderdale beach wa tchin& ~
the I'OO'If people litlin& on tlw.
Fort Lauderdale be.th. Th11
time the people had t he Grrtk
ordinary aU-American kid s from tenen talloecl on their bodif t.
The four of us arc qu~~:t ,
Steveru Point, who had decided
the nishl before to unci 2000 unusumin& typn, but wek nNI
that ln)'QnC who IUbmittaJ to
miles to Florida.
In addition to the four hlve hisbodytalloed must he a
a U-American kid1, tllere wu 1 revo'lut ionary anarchist, anJ
fou r -man tent, Clmp in & prOblbl)' Wln tl tOtelrdOwnth•
equipmen t ,asoliath rudtla(:k,a wllole political lltu tture of tilt
utchel,asuitcase, fourlkepinJ u.s.
Sot hey~eemed likeourkr nJ
bap, •auitar, 12undwlchc:l, a
hunk of chCICM:, tnd27wrlnkled of J>COfl~ . T he &ir l fri~nd of tilt
apple1. •we p1d:ed this and man wtt h th~ lalloo was !l'adm1
ourse lves Into 1 1964 red to him , from whe re we
Volkawascn sc:dan and hetodcd aillilllillookcdllkelhkunin.SQ
we went up and iniiO<lu ctJ
south .
We camped in an area other our.,lvcs and asked whtther or
than tllclllte pltk . Thedircdor no ttheywrrert:wo lutionary anJ
of the sti le p11k took a look at that wuBakunin.
"No ," the &irl uid, "ot'1
usanddecldedthatonly"family
campi111" wu aUowed, we had McKucn." They aU moval a"'~ I
neverhea rd o f lllcha thins,thc from us and wouldn't hl\'t
si&nsdid n't gy that , thelld)'lt anytllina to do with 'tl~~:rn ' ~
t he Chlntber of Commerce the&lr lrderred tous.
And, 50 we pl;iycd our
didn't uy that ,butthediredor
511id tha t Florida '• Governor hlrmonica and sui tarud hld ~II
K\0: haduid that,IOwepitehed kinds of fine times on the Fort
our Un t in a p r iVIU Lauderdalebeacll.
f::oJ.af:;;h%11!~~,'J~~n
'pol·::•··
:i:
"'"'r
Viewpoint
Nixon's Trip Is OK
But Now What's Ahead
By DlrT yi Ccrmlin
Before taki"' off for Europe ,
President Nixon mad~ it clear to
us that he did not intend to
;;r :y''Juc!ac~ef~t o:ishi~~~:
ilnrple se lf. hewusucco:uful in
this rnped .
li e was a l10 quit~ successful
in acllievin& "a new ap irit of
consultation and 1 IK'W spirit of
co nfidenccamonaourEuropean
friends and ourwrlvu," towhich
hcwasdctplycornmiued .
! fir~ took his tr ip nthtr
li&hlly, hopin& that somethi113
halfway productive "'oukl TC$Ult
from. it. but really txpectina
nothi/11. Our e•pcctations in
foreia n relatio n s had
deteriorated to such a deper
under th e LBJ years that I
almost bdic:ved they had bern
buried for aood .
From l itis trip , 1 believe we
could !<ly that Pt-uident Ni•on's
true destination is MoS«<w or
some place In which R uss~n-U .S.
tall;s can take place. Addre~ina
the NATO Co uncil in Brusse ls
Belgium ~ uid t lu t "in du~
~~~;'~i·~~s u~i 1 ;m, ~~tc~~~~
,Umon o n a wide r:~nar of
ISS~;!cs." l nvisi t intEurope,he
pom tcd out that these talk s will
occuron ly "<ln thcbasisoffuU
~~;~~~~n al~i~:...brfo~rata~~
d~m& .tllowt protwdinas. And
lnckyDtck ..·asbo;:lkval.
Bdorc cnpainM in these
ta~$ ,Nix<l n hadtobrassurrd of
ben~. able l<l bargain from a
po~ tron of ilrtll!lt h, lie h:Mi to
um fy an hittorkally dividedaud
51tuabblina f.urope. allrntpt 1o
str cnat hc'n the NATO Allia n,<.
and rcaain their ronfidenc~ rn
our co untr y, in order "'
accomplish thiliobjectlvc.
As a ruul\ <Jf hts
consultat io r>$ with son~<" ul
Europe's leaders. llarold Vo'tl;on
was impressed, Gcrrnany'! tk nt)
Krisin~r ·s faith in t he U.S "4•
rello rcd, I taly's un $14 !>1<
aove r nn~~:ntadeduiftht) luJ
fournlalo nalostfrien 1t.l'up•·
Paul pvc our rountr) hr>
blessin& and Dr GauUe 's f:JJR!
rao lll:tm~d to.,., satisficJ ~h
Ni~ton's success in J: w<lp c "J'
cllic:nya result of hisahilit ) r,,
make each coun tr y IH- ,.,lJh'J
red thlt ttw=y ..-cr1' Jll>t "'
impo "~nt as t ~ almighty l ln>h·,t
Statu.
Thue are thr~e tlnnt•
however, that I arn >lrll
wondrrina ab<Jut oonn-rnin~ th1>
a ffair- ..·ho was rcsponslbk r01
pu tt ina the Union h ci. f!J~
upside down on Nt~ un'•
limousine in Great Brit3rn~ u,~
did Mr. Nilon f<Tl sittinJ: in ll.:
Gaulle's n
foot l!tr<~rn
limousine? And finall)', tw~
n~ny le tt rn o f S)'IUJlllh• dlol
Vtcr- l'ruident Spuo ,\~ ncu
ttcrive after falling on lui n<)"'
and causin@ it to blft'd dwon~
the "We t comr Honn•'
trrcmonic:s for Pr1'sident Nr~u n'
I n We st
cn t h usia st ic
Be r lin . h~m.­
st cr L " C>I~~ "
~~~~!~~ 1"1/:~~o-~!:~~;:~nth~;
thry were bri~ too OJ>IirmSII•
the timc ,ao let mr r ~\' IS•' tlr•·
t hin& a bit -As For T<ld J• NixonisOkay!"
·
II
hall, t her~ woukl be- a l><t!rr
commu ni<::ation s linkt o tM SY"
of the studcnu wllo li~e in tht
hai!J. ~ch hall would s.:t,·ct
their own Rna tor,wllotouiJ>tl
In o n the hall council ur«"trn p
andkeepthest udrntsinforrrwJ
Rather tha n htar wha t is ~o1n~
•onsc:rol'ldhand, theywouldhaw
:d~~~n~~~~ r:,':d~~~a~i~~j~,~
rcprtKnlin&SS'l< oftheSiudcn ts
is ul\luK:and that H %sllou iJ
hive mo re of 1 t.lilocct $3~ on
wha t s~son int heScnatcitSC'1f
Und er our propose-d systcnr.
'!'e,wo uld dintinate sophomon·.
!~~~~~~~:
r:rior t~b"i:·· ~~:
sophomores, juniors, and ll'niou
have achanoctoreprrsentothcr
aroup1a1se naton. Bt'Gi u5t the
elections arc in the sprifll. no
fruluncn , would be able to run
for the position of se•ut or.
Bccau.,ofthiswefedthattM
f~hmen cbu shou ld still e leet
the ir two Mnltou when the)'
arrive intllcfaU.
th~f,..:~:Jr.;:t~~~~~!':,~~,~~
~nate mect ifl& tonisht in tile
VanHise room.
· Whitewater Plans
. Geography Field Trip
~n~vet~lhYi t c,:!'rJ:r ~:C:O~
:c;J:Ic, Yi!'kttt:ri;s"fn ~~ ~~!':
fnct~:":n !~!nd'f:i~':ro :~1! ~~n:'!'.p~llf~il~~ib~cc~~d:f!
~~:f :::!.0 '1r~nt1 he~~;;"orb,i;: vW}~:·caw
will inspect Amana
ViUay and a seed comp;~ny in
Iowa: l'ionerr Vilbt:e at Minden,
Ncb .. the man-made Nebraska
National Forest at llabcy; a
Nebruk a ran c h: k ocky
Mountain Nat ional Park, Great
maybc takenforttuceorsi~
s~nd
Oun es Na t iona l
resident eredlts, wlll run ftom Monument, and Mesa Vel'lle
June I I to July 23. llarokl L. Nati<>nal Park in Colorado. and
Wh i t eman of t tic WSU Clark National Fa rr A and Bi&
depanment of ICOS~phy~\o· Springs Stale P~rk in thr
IYWIIlbeltsdirrclor.
MissowiOt.arks.
The fsekl trip, whichatso may
The cou r se ha s two
be takrn wit hout credit, will objcct iYU··IO pr ovillc the
cost al'pro~imlltely S417,S0 plus s 1 u d ~ n t
with bas ic
Univrrlity fees and meals.
underuandinp and tools with
lncludrd arc admissions to v.·hich to §tudy a re1ion oruca,
national parks and othl:r pbcn and to dc 1·clop 1hr student"s
to be visited, and housin&, ability toobscrnand intcrptrl
lneludinl fow ni&hts o n t he man's activities an.J bno.l uSC"
~r'b~~~~~L~~In: ut";,e:~\ih~~ JWterns.
at C~dron, Ncb., State Collrce:
Each cred it participant w ill
four nighU at the University of be requifctl IQ kerp 1 d1ily
Colorado, Boulder: three ni&hts journal of observ1tions with thi:s
at Ad ~ms Stal e Collqe, in view.
Ab moA.Colo.. ano.ltwo nichU
l'u tthrr i n format i on
Rocky Mountains. study at five
coUr1n and univrtlitu en route
and a trip o n a narrow a.au1e
ral.lway in an aruunlravcrscdby
hi&hways.
The si~-weck class, which
L
THE WSU JAZZ BAND was playing Out a t Rudy's la st Tues·
day nig~t to o n~r copocity crowd. The pragrom was ad·
TOBY BEN, o guitarist. will
p loy in the ne~t UAB Coffee.
house
Entertainment
Bog
storllng next week, Mar. 17'22 l-Ito woll perfotm nightly
from 8 to 9 in the Gridiron
o f tl-r Univet~ity Center.
Be \ started p!oying guitar
tn high school six y~rs ago
a nd started singing ond ploy·
ing cu o p rofeuionol in 1964.
~has been in o number
of. g rouPs and has opP<!9'ed
In <lubs in Ne w Yor k, Florida
a nd California. He recorded
o n album for Venture Records
o nd hns w rillen o number o f
5ongs, indudrng one for the
late Jo~n Coltrone.
7 Students
Participate
In Tourney
Sev.•n
Other Staff
Lammers Selected
WSUS-FM Manager
Shiocto nandal 967,taduatrof
ShiociOn llia]\School.
Griffith is ~ WSU ~~:nior anll
1964 1Hdualcof Whitdish lby
lli11h SchooL who hu bc:cn
invo lved in o•&•nki"ll thr
1.tation ~no.l k~dint: the ~taff to
its first prosrammin~ b~t fall.
Bb k u lcy , a 50phqmorr,
coot.linates dfon s of a IO·man
news tum for WSUS, llis staff
~;~d or"'~~~~~~u~ni~cct:~ic~ hu t he h"litirs o f the
A510ci.atcd I'Jrsli wlre. from
~1s~~.§~~~ir~'.''r!.~~· ~~~'J which di>patrhC'S ~rc n·ad at 10
IIC"f' di1rct01 an.J Ted Swanck. minutn befo tl" the houro.lurin11
brQ;~dca~tmr; fJI'n ods.
Swanck, a jun10< has the
~r:t:::b~~~:t~~b~~t~u~~~~tor
/loklo•·rr ~nrr o fficials arc " lnsicht '" program six ni&hU
Ni& Schaff, Chilton. J>rognm weekly,
WSUS b~dC:I$15 IOUk<bys
d lject o < and d iK jockry;
D1bonh Ft rtman, Od'er~. from 4: 30p.m. to midnight and
S.u unbys ~nd Sundayli front
turfi~ lli~rctor or aW tant
p1:1&11.rn dl1cctor: Mikr Troy, 11:30 a.m. to midnicht mt 8'1.9
Cldarburc. ~ports director: Lynn o n the dial.
l):!vid , E agk RiYer, mu§ir
dr"'ctm.
r L.ammtn :tdvanc:cdtothe top
Stq>hrn Lammrr•. Shiocto n,
Is "r new mana~n of
WSUI-F M, the $1 uo.l~nt opcratrd
~d10 Slltion at llr'SU·StHcnli
!'oint
1111 and three o thrr
appclntmcnt s 10 cre announcN
by \idor l'uchs. faeulty ao.lviscr.
F:trn~t Slati<>n )bna~~~ Jo hn
Grinth, Whitcfishlby ,hubo:cn
~~!~~no~•'n~~~· A~t/r~~o..':.,!~o:~
tM WSU rotk11c of lrttrrsand
scitnce, he h lhf 50n of Mr. and
Ml'. Jack Lammen, Rt. 2,
The
WSU·SI' s tmltnts
trm~dcd
to Mall ison b st
wttktnll to p~nicip~tr in 1~
UW J'orcnsic Toum~m~nl , Julie
C.llcr. 'l'ina Grade all!l Vicki
Pan t rep resent.! Point in
individual eve nts.
Mi.s:l Carin was OM of 29
students from 19 schools who
eompc tro inonl intfrpr<llt lon.
Tina Gracft r ntNcll tiKcx tcmporanc o us spukin~
compe titio n. Vid d Pa ur
coml'cted in throratotywith 31
uthn students fTon• ~2 s.· hools.
None o f tho: WSU studrnts
finishrd in thr first tlurr pbcu
of t lleit r cspcrti~r c~cnt.
lkbatcrs takii'U( part in t ill"
tournament '"'r re !)on Sblecki,
Shcrri ll.ay. Dc:r.n Zin1mrrn1an
a nd Chrtic Cho udoif. Each
tw o·ma n lum h ee d six
opposinr; teams drawn flam th~
!Sschoolscntetr!.l in t iK-•Icbat~.
The tfant u f Skalccki-Ray
d efeated St . Obf while kn:in~to
Indiana Stat e UnlYcrsity, Wayne
State, OhloNort hl>rn , MI"IUd le
~ nd Illinois State U"iYtnity.
Thf 1 e~111 of Choudoir-Zimmctm~n lo~t dcbatn to Ctnttal
Mi chir;a n. WSU -Wh itrwatrr ,
WSU· Oshkosh. lo)'OI:t, Ball
Sur e and Wheaton Collc~.f.
On Mar. 6. VKki Pnar
repJcK ntcd\I.'SUinthor ,.·omen's
division o f lhr Wisconsin State
Oratorico l Association contul.
Th~ contest, open only to
Wisconsin schools, is hdd
a nnually to sdect the stair
rcpt<$C:ntati~c to l~ lnlrnlatc
Oratoricii A!>iOciationrontntin
Dcuoil.
Thr lntenlatc ,\ uoci.ation is
the olo.lu t o f i$ kind in the
:ti~~~~~~ pbced lhifo.l in the
vertised as being a study br~k from cramming for 1
week tests. !Photo by Jim Pannier!
Museum Series Will Show
'Canoeing In The Ozarks'
UA B Trippers ~toW:i~,is=~~::: or :~i~~: ~~~~r:r~;!~~.t~:.~..~E~!~~;~~~:~
Plan Party'
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''Canori"ll In the Ozarks", a
)Jidt.Jecturr by Kent 0 . llall,
a.sistanl profe1501 of biololf,
will be pruentrd as the blest
procran• in the Mu10Cum Lcd utr
Srrics. On Monday evenina. Mar.
17, at 7 :.10 in Room A-121.
Sdtnce Buiklin&.
for the purpoK of prcscrvlna
strums in their nal unl slale.
CJnoe UiJ>sln the Ozarks Itt
unique in that laiJC, inscct-frrc
graYel bars provldecaml'lnlsites
alont: the entire eouue of the
rivers. For this tcason , peoJ>k
frequently " na at" or "l<»f"
or
tintcUo n e d eposits} rC"&ion
cnvclif\i mo~t o f Sout~rn
i:t
spend their nlgh15 with !he uns
for a root OYer their hoads.
&c:l~elic?~r~ar~~~te~~e;s
~:~~~ rir~h n:;:~::t~~~~~::~h1~
~~:in2~Q' ~~~:dof'~~c~~t1~
thous:~nds o f SJII'ii!IS
:~~if~;~~~l 1t0':'n~~;~~~v~).~~
streams.
FOR DAYS WHEN YOU HAVE A lOT TO DO,
Make T hese You1· Shoes
Our low·heeled shan by Mu$keteers gives you the
comfort you need ro uoy b usy: rhe looh you ltke ro
slay foshionoble. Make the$e your " busy day" shoes.
li&n-llp In the tunnd outdde the
bookstore on Thw5day, Mar. 20,
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PLAY DOCTOR?
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whu lo•·n th~ out -<>f-doots.
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in ~~; ~~~,;:s~~"'.:": :!itt..~
" hillbilly"h.Jsl!o"'·n tulove thi:
la nd or the tf llbuo.l and
d o1wood, small-mouth bas~.
mountain boomer , blind ··~ye
ulama no.lcr and "''hilt ·t~ikd
di"Cr. II~ takes you o n a slid~
tOUI o f t he Current and Sack's
Fo1 k Riven in Miuourl which,
in part, arc no w t he OLirk
Waterwa ys Nat ional Park . T his
National Park is the lint in the
Unitrd StaffS drsi&na ted 10lrly
The Trippen ~ve scheduled
a tOUtr slc1lmt: party for Friday
evenifll, Mar, 21, at the lo·No r
fro1n 7:1S to 10 : 30. A bus will
lrt Yc from I he Plnrry in the
Univrrlity CenJcr 11 6:30 and
return by I I :JO. The roll fOr
::n:e~~r:l ri::~~ t:et~n::n~o;J !h:~c~tio~\11 l:'ilS~~n .:i~~
of on:anisms ancl both flora and
~~~;, ~r:~coyr~~en~o~~rnu~;::
Roller Skating
o:::try
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HANNON
Prescr·iption Pharmacy
o . Ringer . . . novy or
ton kid $17the pr.
b . Gloria . . . novykid,
b lock potent, $17
the pt.
North Point
Downtown
300 Division St.
1003 Main St.
Ca ll 344 -33 14
Call 344·2290
SrEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN 54481
"VOCALIST and CUITARIST''
Rennie Blocker
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH 14 ond I S- 8 :30 P.M .• \2:30 A.M.
'J~tt~ :Hw
ol 'Jite s(JJ(,
1320 Strongs Ave.
Admlutan -7Sc - Try our Coff11 V,lvet
4000 More Ulld Boob! ~ow, low Prltea. Come in ond b row11 anytime
BRAT BARN
"Where Sometlting's-Always Cooking"
Presents:
Thursday, March 13th
THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE
ADMISSION SOc
Y11-WeHoveSt hmldtB..,
She's a
Career Girl . ..
She's a
College Girl ...
She's
HChevrolet can't haul it,
maybe youU better leave it.
Under Chevrolet 's"hood
you '11 find the biggest
standard V8 in its lield-327
cubic inches of it. Or, yoU can
order all the way up to our
~hif tf1t-::~t~ Y~·see
Chevrolet dealer's and get a
our truck line.
We have the ri$ht connec- load off your mind.
tions for your trailering too.
And putitin a Chevrolet.
Like body/ frame trailer
hitches and trailer wiring
ham......
Sports-Reaootionllept.
So drop down to your
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Five History Faculty
Will Publish ,Books
Slagle Named
'
Dr Ro~ll KnoWlton, Dr. JUJlUS
Pa~land OJ. Ro~rt Ziepr.
OJ. Franklin's book "Born
Sober: A History of t':'C
Pro h ibi t io n Movement m
Okbhotnl 1907-1959" wiU be
publbhcd 'by the Univ~slty o f
Ot::lahoma Preubtcr t hiiYUt or
~ffl~c,•;~,r·o~-:~~~,·~=~~
Stue UnlvcrlitksonSept. l .
Ellicnc R. McPhee, Madison,
WSU l)'~lflll UCCII\iVC dilfCIOI,
said that Or. Sba]r w0111d be
assiJIIed to the acldrmicaffain
sectio n , •d th primu)'
rupo nsib ilit y for tnd~r
education procn~m~. lie ••••ll
wotk clo:~ely with duns of
in~r~~klin
..'A: ~"on the";~~,.':n
~
'\::~~'; 0: ":.~~~ ~;~~~~\~·
histor)'
at
Or ury
Collr&c.
[~~~t;J~r:·;~4~~;#g~~~-~~
dt!PH
in
~":,d'ot~
Dr. Paul's book. whi.ch
cducatlon.al
J:IU
bccn lubmit tedtoth~> Uruvcrllty
administration 31 the UllivcrSII)'
of Neb111slr:a Preu, lsathM.lyof
"The Politle.al Carur of Senator
ofChlt:!gOin IIIS9.
Ourin& World War II he
tcl'\lcd ;ua
published
~ofthcSouth,crn
Historic:ai Associltlon.
.
Dr. Knowlto n's tn~nuscnpl,
"Church Ptopr:rty and the
Mu.lcan Reform, I U6-,19 1 ~,''
wiU besubmlncd to a uru¥tUIIY
prus soon. He bas pubfu:hed
art ic:ltl in Hisntnic Amenc:an
I S r:~~:~~o.~:~~~~:~~~~~:.·~~~~::"~
public instruction in July !966.
he
hu
~~~;:~~·~~ •s:grb~~s"n5
tttchrr co.lu~ation ot 1~ State
Uninn.ititn
1)1, Sl:l&k hn brcn u1istant
SIIIH'tinandc nt for tuchtr
I
Fin\ boob wiU.be pub~ed
bY WSU-Stevens Point hist~ry
. . Goldlteil!,
!::~:"~',:nm:~~ if:. '::~~
OJ. Jimmie Frankllll,
Allen T . S~J]c, 111 Hlill.u:'l
superintendent in t~Wisoon!l!n
depar t ment of publiC
Hush Butler."
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11 is a poUtiul btoanphy oi
theNebl1slr:aSenalor's nrur ia
the Uni!cd Sntcl Scn<Jtc fro111
1941 until his dcath ini9S4
Ptul hu published x••ui
political aniclcs In Ntbmka
History and the Nonh Dakah
Quartetly.
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Dr. Zie,er,wh.ohupublil.hed
scholarly artlcln in Jounu\ o1
Americ:an History and l1bot
Uiflory amana o thlln, will hnr
hil bOok "Republicans and tbt
Labor Problem, 19 19-19!9'"
publhhcd this ~prinJ by thr
Univeuity ofKentuckyPt-eu
Or. Go ld stein will ha,·e
• • Fren c h -I r oq u oi1
Oipolomllic-Mililll")' _Relation!,
1609- 1701" publnhed b)'
Mo ut o n 4 Comp;tny. ' l hr
Nt!hcrbndl this ycu. llr 11
co-author o f • chaplet in "Tht
1
~~~!~n!,d 'Coms;;':~~-Y;~6J'.'" 1•'
Go ld.stcin retched hil
doetorate from!hc u~iven•ty of
Min nemta, Zir:Jtl from ! he
UnivcuityofM.arybnd,FrankbJl
fr o m the Un iversit y of
OkLahom., Knowlton from 1M
Univerlil y o f Iowa t nd ~aut
from t heUnivcrsityof Nthtnb
marine t~!'lllin of
infantry in Sout h Pacific bau k
Defore romincto ~blliJOn in
1966 lit: w~s a tuchn :ani!
SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
ptincip;~l in Missouti schools fot
1 I
y~a ts.
usistan t
supcrint~nd~nl of ~bnitowoc
(Wis.) pubh~ school~ for fout
yea" an i! aui s ta nl
supctinlenllcnt of Akton(Oh.io)
public K hooLsforlht«ynrs.
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Canal!~ .
liH a! 446 Glenway SL.
Madison. Th~)' h.>v<' lhtcc JOno:
Jo hn , di rector of West ll iJh
School orchcsua in Appleton;
l'~ul. S<"nior at Cauoll Colle~.
Waukesha , ami Andtcw, toeniOI
at Madi10n l't'tU IIiJhSchool.
Starts Thursday at 2:00 p.m.
NINE ART FACUlTY MEMBERS o t Wisconsin Stote Uni11ersity,
posed in their studio with o couple of mannequins they'11e
uu~d os models for some of !heir wo<k. F<ont row, from
le ft, ore Pout Ben-l11i, Tom Miller, Jonitt! lerr, ond Ronold
Kwior~owski. Bac~ row, from left ore Herbert Sond monn,
Alumni Dinner Set
Steven s Point St al e
University will 5alu!c liS 2,600
alumni who live in !he Grn tl'r
M i l wa u k<:c Ate a a t a
dinne r-party re union Mat. 18 at
Boukvud Inn. 4300 lloyd St.
Th e even t wi ll b~ a
prd iminuy to the formation o f
an alu mni dub in the city.
Officers o f the group will be
a nnoun(rd thattvcninl.
Schcdukdateaco~klail hour
••' and
, .m..a •progtamfrom
"""" r.om
l'ruidcnt
No rnu n K n uuen ; and
W 111. Vicl<ruhff.aul$tant!O the
pru idrnl. lllrvin AbnhamJOn,
7J80 N,lroquois Rd .. isreunion
chai r ma n. lie will accept
•cscrvations until Mu. 11 by
p h o ne. 3 4 1-09 S 4 , o r
arranselfl(nh will be made f01
perloCmS who write to Fr~dcr kk
at lhcStevens Pointc:amrus.
DOWNTOWN STEVENS ..OINT
Have You Tried?
--our One Day film 'rocesslng?
--our SodG fountain for a Soda?
--our Otomtlttg Atmesphere with Ft.tn Glflt?
-our luuell Stover fcnter Good!..?
-5omelhl"fii from OYI Animal T,..?
New for Spring
It's Fun to Stop at-
llr.atruhrrgrr'.a
Visit and Enjoy
Spain, France, England, Scotland
(while
~mlna
u.dlhl
This summer with Wis(onsin Stole University-Piotte11ille
EUROPEAN STUDY PROGRAM • 8 WEEKS Uune 24 •
August 20). Eorn up to 6 credits In languages, Theotre,
Political Science, Art, History , Education, Business-Econ-omics, Sociology, Geography lor o ther subjects wilt,
deportmcntol opprol!ol.j
Total Cost $ 996.00
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''••a ,,,"'
.THE BANK
WITH A
STUDENT
CHECKING
ACCOUNT
FOR YOU
COUNTIY ond
Cost breakdown:
(spendin~g
$331.00
Air tro11el · New Yotk, Modrid, Paris,
l ondon, fdinburg (Sc:ollondj, london
a nd reh.rrn 10 New York.
10 •.00
Tuition, reglslrotion ond fHs ot WSUP. and Uni11ersily of Oiion- Fronc..
.561.00 ·
Hotels in Mo drid . Pods, l ondon, Edinburgh [wilh breokfasl). Pri11ote mod·
ern dorm room 01 Uni11e15ily of OijM
jwlth 3 meals per doy ucept Sun·
doy). One month in Oijon ond oppro•imolely I wee~ each in Ma d rid ,
london, Parh, Edinburg, with guided
tour'of eochcityon arri11ol.
WtsnlH
-Y ou~Joy
Sc.tunhry 1 :30-3~ lt.ftl .
NICK RYAN
s.s.s.
.-M&d,..
Sotvtdcrpt~,.....
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$996.00
money not included)
for fiGHT WEEKS IN EUROPE
Voconcie$ ore limited ond will ~ filled on a lint-come,
fit$T•Op li01"1 boiii .
Contocl Or. J oh11 G. W. Robertson, Wisconsin Stole Unlveriity-Piattellille Europton Study Program or phone
348 ·2908 1348-~39 home) for Hteroture, informa tion
a od o pplicotion.
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Big Daddy's
0~ Saloon p- ~
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u""''"'·-,'r,,,;;·oo--· ~:·!~.:~ Displays Art
ROBBY PAXTON
OLD TIME PRICES
25c Shots
lOcTaps
HOT F1SH SHOP
Lee
Come See • ••
Old Milwaukee 20c
Featuring Seafood and Steaks
wsU facuIty
Nine lfl(m~rs o f the 1rl
dcp.ut mcnt ,..ill dispb~ their
works unlit Much 28 in the
annual faculty u hibit in the
La f o ll e tt e Loun,e of the
UnioetlityCentc r.
11.\lnke said 50mc of the
artick-s will ~avaibblefor salc:
afterthr lihowroncludcs.
l.ofve12 1M!ftN b«tlu
Richard Schn ieder, Gory Hogen, Bruce Cody, ond Norman
Keols. About 50 pieces of their wor k ore on d isploy In
the lo Follette louoge of the Univer$lty Center, In the onnuol foculty art exhibit. IMel Glodowski Photo)
1311 ...""• • •••""'
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Placement Opportunities
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MMc:h1J,1969
Home Ec Club
Group Attends
By Lyaa
The Student Senile of t bo UnivCnit; o f Den\'Cr hu
lepl WIIM Convo '
counalto brtn, auit qalntltlii: t.lllirc-nity bc:eatue a discipline
Collegiate Notes
L&lr~
Comp&ltd b Sandy Herro
hlrc4
:~~:t:nded rhBc dudcnu a~XU~td ol po-.lnf mafiuana
DI\'C Shlptn, a D.U. Student ,Seflltor, defended the a n1te's
~~~~t~for"!:lu~~~r'~~~,:!~be '::e~o~n~1'::i'J;n~
Tltt bst two wrd:s, t
sisters of Alpha Pl\i have been
acrirnirutlcollrt.
re tre at conducted by rush'
ehaitul'olnOiJne HiQins.
!
Last week "saw t he Ro und
Robin, a ooilu me party Mar. 6
with t he theme. "Skcpy Tl~
Phi", a fornv.l partyMar. 1 wit~
~~o,.w,~n:;:~: T~i.i~:~~~
Miss Cynt hi• f'u&h, fickl
Kcretny "and sistn of Alph1 Pl\i
fr o m the U niver sity o~
Wuhin&ton rt«nlly Yili.ted t he:;
O.:lta Sigma Cb;tpter here.
At the last rneetin&theA)flha
Phis cof1J111tubtcd 1Ulers Linda'
New Committee chairmm
lbnncntan , cho!lfn "Ac:tiw. o f we~ named by Prc.sident Mark
the Mo nth." and JiU Shamblcel C o rmi ca n . Th ey ar c
1
~'i:.~~~u~~- t h<l Miss
Stevc:n,
The spdfll plt'dce ell~
present ly i n dudu~ Brenda
Schro th, Trudy Schun:r a ·
Linda Schmidt.
The Si& Pi's ind ucted
~~~:Csar~~ J~::.w"Z.ur~~e~j
Mike Stodob , Joe Muclk r. To"\
~::ri:.ec~wbo":~: ,:
G~~~~<h::J:'i~:!ca,~ c~~~~:
J o hn Li ska, R ee ord inc
Seerc tary·Bill KeUner; Sona
Ln dcr-Bob Hillmer; Ql.lllrtcr
Mu ter -Dean Graff; Athklic
Dir ee t or·Mirt)' Ochs ;
Al umni·Publlc: Relation,.Tom
Rcitl ; Aetivitic:l Dirtdon-Kcn
Ca dy ; Constitutio n - N. o n
Druccr; Socl•l Chairman·Kcn
nin~ ~~;i~~i~~~~~~ed
l.caderlohip·
~~:coml
The Bro thcn f inished
in Fraternity 1r1de painl s in
j
Nut Sunday a ~wlntmin& part y
will be: hc\o.l at the llo tiday Inn.
~lcct~d IS White KoK chairman!
w~~t~~:;.~~~en~:.'.rh~ ~ro:h:r,
and rush«s adjourned to th~
IVw ll~u~ where !here ,.u 1
e
JCOJI1lpht"
T he ••hiKr u id ~n~ person
lnterntfd in promotin11 the
1
link with t heir
Nor m llamarll, Wntfiekl; l "o rn
~~~~~!~ta;~ co~~trr~ampu~s ~~~;,!;hi~!~cn~r~~~\r~!:;!:
Rl!llldenu
h.IU lludenu 11 WSU..Qsh.toloh wi U
ht~e
tile
economics student at Eastern
Illinois Uniw l'$ity. Part o f t he
buliiiUll of t hcconvcnl ion was
thcclcc!lonof l970 offiocrt and
WIIM's new president, Steve
OaWJOI'I, I fl.eJ..tedAtuma,ior at
t he Univcnity of lo ..·a . is the
nntman !ohold t bepoiltion.
ll l&hli&hliiiJ ! he «1nnntion
wu
Plcsident
Lfll'
SIK'rm;on
Drey fu s . Ptrsidcnt Drcyfut'
speech "The Family and
Communicat io r>" warned of t he
pou:iblc dfccts th.it r1dlo and
tdcvision an haH on youn1
children.
L.a utd Tonn, WSU knior
home eco no mics education
major pcrfoumd two . vocal
select ions, ''People", and " May
You Alwaya", Laurel scrvfd u
WIIM's soo:UI ctu.irmsn for
1969.
Otllcr WIIM apcakcu wtrc
~~~SS)J. T~~~~r~~~~~~~en~·
Wll!llm
?,;:
M ar$h~U.
1~vi:n~~bth'!r 1:ln1~r..8~~~:~~~f~~~::~·~~;; l'oi~:•:tud!~~?i!~n~ ~~env!~~
u:.~h'l~':y
will be 'onuibuted to the United N11ion1 ChUdren'• F11nd for foot. Electric toutn oven . Tht
otl~r
Osbkolh Adnncc·Titn
!~~~~n~hr::iC~hl;,c,p~~~;'~~~~:~
John Swenson , Senldlnavia; &b
Wdn. llro wnlown; and Jane
pri!IICnl t hdr cax to t ile Ameriun Civil Libcrtic1 Union. J im Foster
1nd Rk:h O lc$ky uid the)' hive been liked to move out of thc:lr
~:~~e Ml~~!~~;n~~~C~~i~a~:;:;
a ho
alt cndc d
1 he
Wll M
preeedent by
~n appropriate o m oe."
ott!'~~ldcnt
Tht Northun Stu
Northt~n lUlnoii Unlveulty
anlll>;aucllVIcken .
of the Jroup II
'>eKalb, Ulinoil
lot~g oo quality
fo~1~!~t~~e o~at~~IC ~~/:!~~crt~~ ~;~~'iJ.!~:.1 ....~~le~~J:hil!~~~;
af Burger Chef
~~~tnhcr::Cio::sun~v(~~~~e~ed~ andR~c,;~~~!~~c~t,:~~:~
Alpkt SJt•t A"kl
we're
Albn Chrilti.,\son. Cat herine
J o h nson and Gar~ Senner.
Stevtns Po int:
Advisor Alvin Jo hruonjoined
t he Kcond ehlltller of Gamma
Theta Upsilon ncr o rpnitcd,
k
:~£:,~~~:~~]£~~~Es:r::~::
New Geograp hY Fralernlty
~~~ti!~e an~SU1iv~c~~~::k~~ ~ni~e ~o~:~t[~i.t~~~. B~!:i~i ~~1hu~ic~•r,;,r,:;t~~~r11~u~:~:~:;
IKon Stubc:r cot his ear hack
it wn stokn for thirty
1ft~r
b
Nu Alpho Tou. This p iaure wos token or the recent inilio tion of the g roup w ith
its 30 chorter member~ being induaed. From le ft to right is Robert And erson,
choirmon of the geogrophy deportmen t; Lynn Dhe in, new presidenl; Alvin John ·
son, foC\.Ihyodviser. Pho'lo byJimPiersonl
A nation a l llfOM r a ph y
fratermty chapin hu lxcn
dayI.
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A PROFESSIONAl GEOGRAPHY OIGANIZATION hos been estobli1hed rolled
ClliQ~O,
Feb. ll·IS.
The Wiscoruin-lllinois-lowaMichipn Conference bt&Jn with
~r·~1~~~~::¥~~~e!~~l~~n1:;1: :~~~:~~:~~~~~:r::?1"d•r~~ ::~~~Ri~~~~so~1.em~~r~~; :£~~rt~~i:.~~=:~.:~~~irt!~~~tr=~~:~: ~?[~~ reo_,_"_"~-'-''_c_,,_~ac_•_·- - - ,
~le~n~nnual sptin& OrchWJ lla ll ~,i~i:; co~t~~i:tipa~i~le ~~.:
he
Sunday-Thunday and 2 1.rn. houra Friclly and Saturday.
The Royal Purple
.
WSU.Whitewatet
Students breakfutllla 11 Northern Illinois University have
recentl)'been&h'enthc privilcJcofordertn,fooclnot onthc
dcliJIIIted menu. Student•sY u11: for French toaA , ·panwn,
tr they wish to do 10. Tou1n1 arc
bacon, IIUAP and eiP wh
altb•nillbleto stlldcnu for afflt:~~andpoptarts.
The Northcro Stu
Nor1bern IWnoil Univcnlty
DeJc:alb. IWnoll
the Shcrntan Hou.x in
1 welcome by Ruth Anne Lcfkr,
WI IM PrcJidc nt, a home
Organized On Point Campus ~~~:,:::.i:!it~"::ri:.:~~:~£i~~:i:.T,~l~it~i ~·~::~.:~::~~:,·:~~~.·:~
rcspe~tivdy.
r:l!~d0~n::i::z~:;:~o::~~~ . Poi~~c 81~1!:,. ~~~ F~;:~ :~
iJ beirtJ orttani.t.td and will b '
hddtnnorthern WisconWn.
~ J':~'!!:1w::f~eil~~ 11.~ .!~
and mpplkl for ...,..q t hikln:n in Bidfl.
~:r'd~.ndoc::~J~:c"~:· ~~d1 :~~~ ~~!~me2~~0 a~~d 0i.~~
Timm and Da'~ Caruso.
·
Colota:lo Dilly
UMenlty of Colorado
· lollidu,Color.cio
E1.11cne R. Wcl'bce. chlirman of tht Board of Rqents ol
Wbcon.r4a, recently uld that wrvq bftr in tht student union• of
stile tuliYenitlu 1.1-kpDy po•iblc, howenr no formal action hu
na- been taken on the q uuUon. Atcordin& to McPhee , the: Rtcenu
are not upected to ac:t on the matter for wvcn.l montbl, but they
. hive lndleated t be.Y will judJt ncb uniwuit)' k PIRtely when
diKUSilrctbemattcr.
TbcSpcctator
WSU·EauCJ.ire
Tbe Senate Welf1re Committee I I WS U-WhltCWiter hu p~d I
reaolutlon which, If p~d by the Facuhy Senate, would 11..:
uruestricted hours to 10phomorc, junior 1nd a nior women. All
~rsyth':'t:c:~trk~""!'a~n~ ~=:1
''Famlly Futcramt" was the
theme of t hit ye.u's WIIM
convention which wa• held 11
T he pall two weeks have
b« n flllo:d with rush act!Yit ks
and plans.
The s pr i nt pk:dac clus
Nebraska State Co llcgc.Cb;td ron
'""here lie wn I fltult ~ me mber.
The loeo~l chapter, Kappa Pi,
Entrif1ier. Manitowoc; Cheryl
llass. Merrill: Emery llcnrich,
T oma hawk ; hrnc lt oiby.
Ka the rin e G l;ucr: K11hkcn
lblu; Br~nda llcnninc; Diane
make arranvmcnts for in
establishn•ent b~ att(·ndinM t he
Janet Marku , MarshficJ.J : Slew~
M e~er . K1mbc r ly, Ha rris
hJI~-0~r~~ ~!:~~mctar)· s inge.. f~~~n~~Sr1!~i::oG~;;; ~;~:;;f~1if!l~:.;li!S';'~~d~ ~]~;1; ~t!~~~~:tt£r~E~
t~~ j.~J~~i:o~f~rmal rush. Marlf
S.:.turdly, Mar. 1. brot heu
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~r~~; K~:~~~~·Jo~~nU~~~~~; t~·~wi~"'::d ~~=~; M~~!~~ K~t!~alasfr~~~~~b~r~'ccting
Art Show
in
~~r~~~h;;;T:mJah~l ~e~d~~r~~~~
Order Your Official
Will Holdl Graduation Announcements Now!
o~·'·'""'""'"""··"'
t he" StaloOn opens Sunday by
thne ~tl.ldfnh.
Nurl~
100 pice<'~ of all
:zt::~:~::'::-~:;r.~~s
Thick
, Kipon.
lb nakok.
Tl1'oltllnd ; and Sue
They will hokl a n informal
:::r~:nd~r;~ ;h~·~;.~ i.~~ci
Wri~ht Loun1e o f t he Uniwn.it y
Center. The show will continue
unhl Mar. 29,opcnto t hepublic
durin& the: rq ulllr day and
cveninchours o ft heoentCT.
.EMMONS
uN•Y.~s.'.!.v••,.~,ToRE
lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~:::iiiiii;i;i;;;..
TIME IS RUNN ING OUT!
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\'YRu\\.yt~~)
Powder Buffs
Announce Cost
Of Utah Trip
~~
Doubtful about .,·hat to do
durin, Ea)tn rae~tion? Tilt
Powder Buffs Ski Club II
sponsorinca t rip to UIII\ Apr. 4
!~:r~: !~~~tpc~::~:.u kvcls
The IJOUP wiU t n vc:l by t rain
to Salt Lake City and then by
bus to Parlt Cily,JO milufrom
Salt Lake Cit y. Five days ~f
skiin&arcplanncdll l luecveu,
jf
~
~~
::e~ ~~~~~~:n~iz,~ut cncT
The lkkn will
1!1 )' II
t he
lfOUP b )'
t~
~~.~~P!~~ ~~~~lln~~)'~::!;'
:~~-cd for the:
The cost o f t he trip iii S ll ~
~':,'.,.m":m~~~ 1f~hcr! 1 :! af~
qucstionsconlac:t Bob LanD• ,
) 44-4)74.
Senior Recital
Tlwo wnlor mulicatudenll .
Wisconsin State Uni¥Cflity-l!t~
'ltns Boint will prcatnt ltc'\jl
Sunday aRernoon, March I ,
withpiano lnd dlrind.
Pianist, Mr1. ' Carol Ane
~~~:i~.~~. ~~~i!r;(.
"Remember1
we're nonvrolent,
so be careful of your
after shave:' __./"'\
SEE THE MILITARY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
ASOUT PARTICIPATING IN THE TWO YEAR ROTC
PROGRAM. SEE IF YOU ARE EL IGIBLE.
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Wild-eyed coeds can turn any peaceful demonstration into a
full·scale riot, so be careful how you use your Hai Karatefl After
Shave and Cologne. But just in case your hand slips, we include
instructions on self-defense in every package. (If you're a paci·
fist. maybe you'd better read the instructions twice.)
Hai Karate-be careful how you use it.
Na~i~~o~i 3wi~.m.pe{nro::;
~ICOnsln
Room
of
UniT~nit:'veC:'b· o pen
thr
1o t tie
· l1mq
pu~:n•i=~~bl,IIICI\11
1 ........................
OHw, peJ"CIIIIionilt,
w
·
p~oridetcoompanl.meot.
People on the g o ,
go Burger Chef I
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March 13. 1969
Two Bartenders Describe
,
View From Bar's Other Side
By Ron Koba.n
!~~~~ ~~ 5 ~r~:e~:: 11to~~;n:e~,:~:01:n:::~sd;;~: ~~~o~~~ J:.:~ ~~~:e ~~~
os port of o~Com ent itled "A. view 11om the othe 1 side of the bor." On
the rig ht is Rvdy Schroef of Rudy 's , /Photo by Jim Pannier)
,
A -. AbJolutcly , It is
' impourble for a reaiU•Il'd box
: of shotaun sho: Lls to harm
• an)·one . Un~ss. of cour~. )'uu
dtopitOn)"OUrfoot ,
Q . As an u<on. I'm
connnuaUy btin1 tJiKriminatrd
• apin" . llowue r, I sprn t rilh l
) 'Ufl m piiJon lnrnin1 anew
1radr
blowlnJ ufrs in
.1upe r mu~rts ··a nd l'mtll#rto
crt "anedinthisucitingand
profitable busint~ . My probkrn
isthat-..·llile l fcelthatlnc:rda
, handjun u won:. I'm 1 li ll le
• ~~15.t~~,i'1 1~:~!~~!~J:'~~~
kepr a cucful n:cord of e~ory
1Unhc's50idinthtl:lsth.-enty
ycan. Wiutshoulol l do7
A. Stcr·by·s tep inst ructi ons:
l. Accumulate SIOO in cas h,
~ - hkc t hcbustothcnal\'st
l;u,c:dl)'.
1 0 .]~_ Locate t hc~leuiest part<>f
4, lbn1 around in •undO"A·n
ban. Mention that rou"•• in t he
~":r'~!~lj'of ~~';.;:.0;~:;i~t;r~~
HALL-A-DAYS
By J udyBrockinw
ABC MATCHES
1-' ollowinll arc t he re~ult .1 of
the Mar. 9 i\IJC l!lll tchu;
Knut zen 165. Wat JOn IIO; Nea lc
ns. Steine r 6S : Baldwin 250.
llansen SO : Schmceck le 115.
Bunou&ns 70; Pr ay-Sims 200.
Smilh H ; Roac h 170and ll yer
"·
Nut wce~ ll yer will IK- at
Neale. Knut un at Odull ,
Roac h at Sm ith , Schnrc:c:c~lc: at
lbi.Jwin, Wahon u ll ~n5<'n and
BurroUjjhsa t Steiner. l'ray·Sims
hll tlleb)·e . AU,..,tc.,.,urc:at7
p , m . inlu U ~serr~~:nts .
ROACH HALL
\lUMwiiJ KC:t in touch wit h yo u .
.
S. M ter )'OU M •c: boU« IU
)'OUr gun. chfc~ t o~e if it still
hunulnbc:nonlt. lfi t d<Ks,,o
· ~ftcr rt witlla fiLe unhl t h~y are
co mpletclylonc .
1
.
6. I)Qn'l u~ youraun unlc:~
)'Ou ab so lutdy have t o .
. ll.c1nrmbtr tllat man~· police
: departments cannot afford to
. tc:acll tllen office r~ how to
• ShoO\. Also,unnmcd homes are
: apushover . J ustusethe1unlll
· :~~!!~~i;~~:~·~ywon't meet any
7 lf)'Oushouldc werfrrettw:
tun while comrn ittin& a crime,
Kn t~h !he hvin& da)'li&hU ou t
of tho bore wrth a llll·tai l file
~~~~~IITOW lhtiUO in the nnrut
Thc AWS Honor Society lw
!':!u~~b:e~~~r':nf"h~f'!".!;
~e:nt
to junior women with an
ovenU &!Ide point above 3.00.
COMPARE
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The AWS Honor Socie ty is
::poC:n~J:J,~~o ~beme;m;~~
111
terms of
~denhif
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and
terrice u well u maintaanilc 1
hiah sd10lasdc IYe!Q!:. The
memben of tbe Kot10r Socie ty
perlonn 1 terrioe rro;ec:tfortbe
~~I)'
durin& their
~enior
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SU(' Grun. W~st Allis; l.A.W,S.
Contact
}'~
m
L in dn e r
fo"a~~~ ~~~;on~ ~n:;~uk!~~~~~~
r ublr c n y
Chai r man Dian!l<'
Ninneman,Gre~n Lake,
C~ r will at lcnd the A.W.S.
Na lr onal Co nv e nti on in
At~Nma,,\pr , 2-6.
llali Coun~il pl\'sident, Candy
Mud l!f New, Brr lin, conduc td
a ""'m rnar concemins n:sidcnt
hall at the Unil et,l Coun~ il
rncc tinAi nlaCr o!iSe ,
wo~~d:n :!~nc!t~fdso'~~~uh: stu~~~~~~u~!v~~~:1i~t; 1 ~c~~e~~;~~t;~e0 ~~r:h:s:~~;·~nnf~rm'a~rioa~~
weekinthtbu
After Rud y finished, Eddy
bot h curricu lar and ex tra-currleular and selected references arc
collected and reco rded.
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thi~::~!~~~~~~~:.:t~~=~:~:~~~~~:~
!:.~:~~~~~~::~:,!:~n~
nin&
Moon Fun Shop
1326 Strongs
Dow ntown Stevens Point
Novcllics and Gifts
~ nt emponry
employmen t
~ecne
are welcome,
~~!:~~~~n!~~::~t:~~~~f~c:~ ~~~~~cts ~~u~~~i~;~ c~=d:~t~~~
Posters
!loflleSelutl on)
Black-Lites
Mondoy, Wednesday, SolurdO'f- 10·5 p.m.
Tvesdoy, Thursdoy, Fridoy -
the
op:~~~~~:~~; a~:li~:':an :,~,:kl~!~b~~~~~::t::,:~,~~~~er;!lo:i~~;!
ava ilable in the Cen ter's files. It should be emphasit,cd that these
employme nt opportunities cover buslneu, aovcrnmcn t. ~nd
indu~trial oppo rtunit ~s as we ll as teadrillJ positions.
' The Cente r hosu narly 200 recrui ters represen ting area. 5\~ t e
and nationa l husineues and ~ehools annually and proridn a selli~
wher~ juniors or seniors m~ y i nt ~ rview for available positions. In
10-9 p.m.
rdercnces and rcc01d up-da l iiiiiiCIYicU upon r ~quest.
In order to enhance futul\' cmplo)•men t opponunities udr
st udent should visi l the Pl:l ccmc:nt Cc nttr upon rcachin& junior
sl aridit~~ nd fill out the brief pl:lcc:mc:nt f01111 . r amiliarily -..lth
Pbcc:ment' J po licil'l and procedwes will increa5<' cllancn for
loeatin&mcaninsful em ploymcnt uponp~duation .
~·~:~~·:~~~~~ ~~·~ ;~:~~ES'·;~i£::~;;~~~~~:~~~~;~·:
co!;~~~~~f ·'~~·~~~n9 ~;~~i:;n 4 ~i~~·:.h: ~~t~er!:t 1:,1;S~~~-~
lnterestNin emrloymc: nt opponu nities
4 p.m., Northwcstcrn Mutual Uf~
aU gndua \cs about horne ofrice ~nd
March 13, 1969
THE POINTER
Pointer ~Yn:-nasts
6th At Wl1.itewater
S tev ens P oi nt S t a te
Univcrlity's eymnastics tum
finished lilHh in 1 f~ld o f f J
tums Satun1ay in the aruural
polnls.
T he hiJhcu Pointer fll\lsh wu
by Mike Weinstein in free
u ercUo: where he wn tied for
Ge o rcc Williams Colle&e
reputed u meet t hampion for
the Kcond :malaht year.
Pbttcville wu 5eoond , St.
Ck:>ud thlnJ , O!Mosh fourth,
Bemidji firth , Mi lwaukee
Te c hnr c al . Co llese seventh,
Wheato n eqthlh, Eau Claire
tookllixthinthe rinp.
The o ther Point JYmnuts
who filllshed within the top ten
places were John Schkss who
tied for ninth In klrc bone
competition and Guy Schneider
who took ~ennth In overaU
competition.
Track Team Opens
Season With w;·n ·
Contntulatio nl to Pointer buketba\1 pbyfn 'Mike Hu&hcl,
named MVP, and Quinn VandenHcuval, named "Pbycr of the
, ByCrtJa J obantta
The WSU trade team opened
45 Yd Dasb · I. Whitt-SP, 2.
The trade club lead was the .
r ea ult of outstand l n1
Clatk.SP,J. Lubnrr~P- :05.0
t he 1bot Sl feet, 3 incbes, Rath
went 6 feet, 11/8 indlu in the
hiJhjumpandalsowontheklna
jump with a leap ol 20 feet, 9
3/4 lnchu, whUe Murphy
cleared llfectinthepo\cwault.
l . Wilkenson-SP, 3. Chec:k·SP •
:OS.9
880 Run · I. Cliffonl.SP, 2.
Lecck-TC, J . Autik.SP· 2:01
440 Int . Hw. · I. Murphy.SP,
2. Wilbnson.SP, 3, Bratl-SP·
W~k~~clalsalute to basketball <:0.1ch Bob Knqu, who wu named ~ie::'ryoorow~so~~thco1m~I,;~ fo~b."!tbLf:JM:~s~~~!il Ch:::~~~J. H.1r1c~'!SP.";t.~· '2.
~!~.t~n~h~t;;~~~ic ':!'!:''"! :~ro;~~~-~ :~n':O::! : : "Coach
oft he Year" in Dislrict 14 of theNAIA. It'anot often that dforta or the f Oil Ri-rcr Valley of the trade dub. Westphal put
45 Yd ll. llw-.- 1. Pir:rin&-SP,
~~~~·Fa'ib~ ~~~~~~~·!~rte ~~~thh tht~~~in&
are the rerulls o f
Freeu:ercise - l .l>c'Puc:(B),
2. MushaU (Whe), J . Newey
(GW), 4. (tic) Weinstein (SP) and
Garris (P).
Side borsc - 1. GuUlford
donc s li\tlc~tler lhanwed id," (Whe), '2. Sabey (EI), J.
Despite their With pl.llcc Vollenweider (0), 4. (lie) Kulu
sho-..·i"', the Pointen did take (M) and l..ake(O).
firu plaC'C In vsultin& or lona
Rill&$ - I . (tie) Wuhi!lllon
horl\> COrl!pc:tition with 22.50 (GW) and Thekan (W), J . Gerrie
and Eastern Illinois 13th,
"It wn a very mediocre
perfornuncc on our put,"
Pointer Coach Bob Bowen noted
~ftcr the meet. "We shoukl have
Mike Hughe ~~'*J~4·h::1u_<811.' ~::~
Repeats As r';i!~l<~~~~r~~~~i~
Pointer M VP1 ~~::~~~.·~,;to~- (~~).P;
Srnior \:O·ta p t ain Mike
lluahu h~s bo:cn named the
-..·inner o f the most nluablc
player aw~nl for this year's
WSU.Stnorns Point lnt.ketba ll
tum. ll l.llheS, a 6..8 Wau1111u
n:atr.·r. aOO won the JIO'llfd last
Altrce (0), 4. Suda(P),S. Soulls
(GW).
llotltonttl lnn - 1. Edwards
{P), 2. WIShin&ton (GW), J.
Papreck (B), 4 . Huth {EC), s.
llo ffct(P).
All·around - 1. Wa$hin&ton
~·nr.
(GW), '2. Edwards (P), 3.
B~· winnin& the honor, he Kruplckl (0). 4. Watton (StO,
be cam e e li&ib le for th e :;. Petruui(BI.
v~·~::&~cpJ~~:"l~!~~UC Most
COil'hes&et thereco&nition thcysoricblydcserve.
• • • •·
The swimmin& turn finisbed a "di.sappointin&" 1111cond ill tbe
conference meet, 1nd miJht have won but for 1 few very
questionable judac'l decisions. Even tboutb Liley did fmbh arcond ,
themcrmcndidhaveaflneyeuovtrtll
and Milwaukee track dubs.
Ttk.ina ~CYCn of twctve finu,
the Pointers owere~~me 1 '25·1 1
lead in the tleld. e~nts by tbc:
l fldr.club.
Marqucnehadoncofthe;:C.t.,;rformanouofthc:ycarapinst
Murray, a nd their strona rebound in& apinst a ttUer team may pve
Soccer Club
·
t!r!:::~
..
Point wu led by senior John
to say "We're Number One" one more time.
mectin& lall Wedne.tay niJht,
5.9 in the hllh hurdle$ and the:
~1:.~!::.:.z,z~~·.::~ :~:~ And Lawrence
ami,{;~~~~- second
in the
Fe!t,",
ci'u~Ub~:~e~~ ~~:~!
r~~.,:r~~~rJ~~ii!;~:r!'~ L~':r~;r;en\:flU:1v~~~~sh i~
stil~~~O:~'' ~~~tin::a'nfo"~~ :~~~:Js:;e~=~~~i ~~ccc
nantcd u
tho: ~st valuable
Debbie Slu\houb and Clthy
~:!f:~ncru~cd1 ~~rl c!~~e~t~~: ~~~tar 0~~~ 'iJh ~:re'1:S
Stout, \.;'TT)' Stun. ofEauCb.u e,
res~ctively.
~~: _lu'::'~~nn :: R~~~tel-~~\\~:1 o~!: p!rh:cr.~a~l ~e~t:.t.itt:on,;
L~Ro) You111 o f
La Crollic,,
Rrck Rchm of 0!-hkosh , Don
lbrtlund o f ~upc:nor and Don
Paulscn of Whit e-..·atcr.
·
Slndrlc and James Carnes tied
the m~t wilh Lawrence, 8-8,
and lost to Os.h.kosh 9·1 .
Saturday, Mar. 8,JohnBitlinp,
the Stevens Point Fencint tolch,
and his teirn u avdcd to the
Lawrence University Fenci111
V an d en Heuve
~
Chosen WSU Tow"'"'""·
Weekly Player Bowlers
Finish
v.~,:::.~:::. ';';~~~..\'"';:I With 6-6 Slate
ouutandms fmal -..·cek of the
buketball sca$0n by bcin&
named as th~ l'la)-rr~f-tltc-Weck
ln the WSUC for his pla y again51
Eau (.'bl!eand Stout ,
The 6·2 Kuhuna native
I
llerc are my predictions for the all-conference tum which wiU be
announced nut week: (A ten-nu~ tum wiU be named)
Guards - Jbrtlund, Superior: Lind~ey, Eau Claire; VandenHeuvel,
Stevens Point ; and Leonr,Piancville:orEbsen,Stout.
Forwards • GustaflOn, River Falls; .Glover, Sto ut; Tom
Rittcnthakr , Stewens Po int,and Knutson, Plattn·ille.
Center · Coleman, Stout,and Huahes, Stevens Point.
1\0NOR.A.BLE MENTION
McCriff. Superior; VanDyke , River Filii; Ratliff, Eau Claire;
~~~~~~~;~-~~::urt, 1 ~u:~v:.:',d t!:;~~;WS~~:,a~';!:i~~~
Ritnntlllkrand O.:Fauw,StevcnsPoint.
"BtJJ
'Jop
\i ~'ft~~~:~~~i~·::ie~~~~n: l E~~~~!f.~~~~:· r~:7ned.~~
Aftttadisnulstar1 this year,
the Pointen arc now only !lute
&amn in thecctlar andonly 10
samtsout of fir51 place, held by
LaCrosse.
·
The Pointers, who arc
coaehedby"Bud"Steincr, hne
21 kque pmu ldt. Thl:y will
pily nine of tho~oe at River Falls
this weekend and finish up with
1'2 at Oshkosh the followin&
weekend.
this semester and it Ia neuaary
the
M~ribcl topped Pointer entnnll
Stout for a
RCIIutt1 ufoUow1;
men's
Dave Parter an,J Ron Slndric
finished with 2-3 marks in the
semi-finals, u did Cathy Cihbr
in the women'sscml·finals. Jim
Carnes and Dtborah Slullhoub
were ellmi~ated in tltc
meet.
Nut
[~:e~ec~u~=lt~~':f~~(;,~t! ~ln~':.r!:ct~t
dub if the .club 15 to rettln
financill support from tM
university,
A n!•iew oft\!9budp:t show1
thattbeelubmoneywill be uscd
fortransportation,bwinc•calls,
andAAil:C! nef::m:r!!';ys.1he
3:~~ ,:,~rrwilJ.~heBo~~~!
COIC h !So b Ktii CICI,
WSU-Stevcns Point, has been
nan1cd as bukc tba\1 "Coach of
the Year" in District 14 in a
ballotin1 o f the · 16 district
The: Pointcn 'lutmplon!hlp
wutheiJ IOthoutrlahtorahlled
Iince they tied for the first title
ever In 191'2·13. LaCrosac and
River 1-' alls hive also compiled
basketbaiL c~chcshcklreccntly.
10 clulmpiomhips linc:e the
Under Krlll'&cr'l leadership, lca&ue'sbclinnlna.
Kru c su became bead
the i>ointcn tied Stout for the buke
t ba\1 coach in 1962,
WSU C c ham pio n s hi p and •uccecdin&thcbtellaleQw.ndt,
compiled a 19-S onark for the who became athletic director, a
year, the ~st in the s.:hool's
now held by Kruc&cr.
hiltory. The l'ointcrs lost only potition
Kruqcr eJJllcd hlsH. A.. and
to StOll\ ( twice), Eau Cbirr,the M.A.
from the: Un\vrnity o f
t ourinl c a ,hodo vakian Wisconsin
and played on the
National team (whi'h wu
~d&cr
bukttball
team wbich
undefeated on its cnt i.., tour),
and North !'ark of Chio;:a1o, -..·on the N.C.A.A. clulmpion1hip
194\,
and the l:lia Ten
in
which won the CCIW title: and
championship in 1947.
was'20-4ovcfall.
Th e P o int er mentor
prnoioulilyroachcd at Columb us,
La Crosse, and JaneJYillc hiJh
Hhoo ls before comin& to
Stewcntl'oint.
Otheu rc ceiv in J stron,a
· IUJ1por1 for the district· honor
Included Dwain Minu ofStoul .
Ken AndcftonofEauCbire,and
DuantWoltu n oflakcland.
Satunhy
Shot • 1. Wutphaui·TC, 2.
Bocmer.SP, 3. lhbtn.SP· SI'J"
H]&h Jump . I. 'Rat h-TC, 2.
Chede.SP, J. Hili-TC· 6'1·718"
~fv~~~~~t~hs~ ~~ot•~~
formerma:u p..yer and fdene,
rromtheNctbcrilndl.
Mr. Bosch played for the
PEC, a 2nd Division tum In the
Netherlands. and Wll abo I
rcfaee thcre. Mr. Boscbofftred
his SCT'+'ic:ca to Coach Ported
immediately lfter lurnlns th1t
Ofpniud IOCCC!r existed In
SlevensPolnt.
The spfirll m cccr ICilOn II
npidly appr01ochin1 and club
members are workilll out to &ct
in condition. Practleusllould
stan IIIOOnU!helnOwiSIOIIC,
or tround tbe ICeond week in
April.
Three s occer pmu are
tent•tivdy planned for this
t':~:· a:"it~v~,::O~~r,:,h~~d t~
M1rinette Sprina; lnvlutional
Tournament at Marinette.
~~A~::~l~{~~ii~;~~
111iUblc lite to pby a home
pme
here In Stevens Point
t~:;:,~,,-'•
C.o no
'""
Lon& Jump
1 Rath TC 2
Other 1choob
represented
MurJI'j:-~· ?,- \~~j~~~;~ ~~~"!~ ~..;r;:hc,e•.,:~~~~~t~~:
Porttr·TC, l. Krau.e.SP· 4:2S.2
and Milwaukee.
ril
10[11(11
uui
1
~7fie .
-n:..uotng
u11ng
at
University
·Ford
'67 FORD
Cuatom ":!07 lon:lor sedan,
VII ena:lne. f"ordom.atlc,
power .Cf'l'rln~: ann radio.
Ma10011 Unl~h wUh Fawn
Interior, Sa.·ea bundlcon
thlsonll!!
'63 PLYMOUTH
Sport F ury con~'ertib~. V8
en11lne, a utomatic tran.smll· •lon. power ll~rln& and
radio. Whitt llnh;h, Black
top a nd Red lnrcriDI'. S\:fllt
toc.t.y!
THE FURIES
Part 2
'65
THUNDERBIRD
Sport coupe, autor.:arlc
Myma, Norm, J im ond Oovo
fliDAY a nd SATURDAY, MAICH 14 and IS
lranamlulon, po-..·uau\111,
radio and whitewall """·
!'ted.e~l~l.ahwlth~•ckbuck·
THE ECHO
6 1/a Milos N.W. of5tovons Point
Loft oH Hlghwoy 10
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DRINK POINT BEER
POSITIONS OPEN
'64 PLYMOUTH
Sport Fury hardtop, V8.
r;:wer lleotrlng. automatic
t~~~·~tr::Jio~~~~~~t~~~l~
wllh Black bucket wat In·
terlor. Exeotllrnt mcchanl·
cally.
'62 BUICK
Fordor Elcclra M'dan, automatic trannnlulon. power
aulsta, radio and whlltwall
tlrll!l, Tutont Gold a nd
Whltll!flnlsh. Anlceone!
'63 OLDSMOBILE
For the I969-70
Unh•ersity Activities Board
1\Dllh A• a llablo In tho U.A.I . OHico,
'64 PONTIAC
U. C. lnforrt~otlan Dosk a nd luldonco Holle
LarrySkeclro\leda 217pme
8 pins of bcin& a confaencc
hl&h.
VoiJht once apin paced the
Pointen with a 192 aVHIJC and
a hlah o f '234. Boehm wu nellt
:J?·: :z::
::S.SC:~ bud&et for tbc: 1969·70 .,..ft~:::~-:6 ~~~he
~~ro:r ~~e~::!tatfo~';e~
~~:ewi'UC:n~a~~·s~11.i~~ r:ded ;f:bc! IC=~.:~t e~ Ap~~~~~ore Paul £belinJ of
were two World Cup Game balls
'/)~&ad
10 ~tancwreCOld fortlle lanu.
~:~~~i~e 31onpo~~~:· 1 ~.s!!~ ~r:~ t':U~dTh•: cas~~:~
hi;&h for the Po inrer•. and
sc<mhedthenctsfDf24markeu
in the second half when the 1
l'oi~ten "'iped out aU but two
poinu of a twenty-point deficit
~~u!r;. !r.~w f.~ert'~.!~
Other winnen for Point were
By Debbie Shalhoub
for the 1969 fall soccer ~oeuon ~~~ ~ t'Q5 ~5 :=,d :.:~ Hith a ,co~~~m~suiufr~~n te~
~:~::n/e:!cb:e~
.!i:hy:t! RJc:'!.~·~t 1 J~ur~~;~p: ~~'i~~~3!~ii~::,rnp!::''!!~
rem.ainderoflastyear'a budp:l 13'
JohnBillin]l.
~u l)ofd
After droppiJl&threcstralaht
aames to ln&ue ludin&
LaCross.c, the Point bowlers
tll~ back to like 2 out of J
from WIU!cwaltr, River Falls
It is also the hi,.hnt &•me
bowled in the State Univasity
Lcaaue thisyur.
The tum of Skeel, Dave
Boi&t. Steve Boehm and Guy
• 1. Hau.SP, 2.
A.lm-SJ', l. Porttr·TC· 9 :39.S
oo:~il~!~et~o~~~:~~c1~o:rnam~nt time ~a~in and that !!!'dt,5 ~~c,!~:. ~~,:! i~::~~}hn~:?ft~:~ Its Season
IT~~ ~~~~i~}s i~h~heB~:~~~ ~~it~:!'~~~-rTo~ ~~~;i:ntlela~~~
\ntludins8of II attempts fro m
• tbc floor in the flnt hllf,u the
.. l'ointcrs din~hed a share of the
WSUC aown.
•
Vanden 1\ e uve I WI $
~ns;~tio~~o~l apinst Stout in the
WSUC p la yoff 11me at
: 59:i:~Mile
m~~t..tor~oitl!~~ ~n:,"~~u:n&t!~r:=~~t':'!:~n:: Starts Looking .~:~ ~~~~~~FUee!~E Wh~;t~lub~~~.yci.k ~:T~cKay,
the~:~~~~ rnn:= !:~4t~~~f~tru:·:heunlo~!:~~~~:p:: For Advisor
:~'iodhnwiw_~ ":~:rn;::~~e: Fencing Team
;O:~i':~n'::i~ :~bc't:'~:~:·~tt::i' t:,cw1iit~8~~t!~!'trtfn! h;~ u~su~r:,rnt~~cce~wi~u! :~iU ~~&!~'J~:;'sP:;:!;,-~ fin.ishes Out
ru:r::~m'hi:nr;:;, ·~;fo;:::c::
flnishin& third in confcrcnoe
Fencers Baffle
stt:~r.;ri~:co:~~m ~~~ WSU-Oshkosh
~muJ'.:'m~'9.9. 440
O.Odllno: Tuo1doy, March 25
•
'65 CHRYSLER
lnclud01:
lnl'lactoryalr.
Ish with Fawn
t.otl of luxury or
monty!
COLE StAW
FRENCH FRIES
ROLLS 'n BUTTER
BEVERAGE
'64 CHRYSLER
Ntw Yol'kcr fordor. automilk transmlulon. po10·cr
1111111. new 511!1 ol whlttwafl tires. One owncr:
•
Sorwint frortl frlda'f Noon to Mldnitht
Holiday Inn
of
Stnon• Point
PHONI
l41-tl40
'65 PLYMOUTH
Sll!lve<lccefordor~an,6
<')'llndfor cnl'inc. standard
tran~ml!>~!!on.
ratlio and
whltew~ rcady,
'65 CADILLAC
Ca lail sport coupe, pown
aulatl.rtdloandwhlh!waU
tim. Maroon finish. F•wn
lnterlor~t today!
'67 MERCURY
Many More To
Choose From!
Busy students like a pleasing atmosphere when dining out.
For some reason, they pick The Lantern. 341-1414
tl\tb Ianttrn .!;;;...
UNlVERSITY
FORD
Stevens Point Brewery
2617 Woter St.
·
"utht. •• ..::... rcrd-Mercury
Deolcr
ii.W StfU<lJ:5 .\U. • JII-1711'
.. .
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March 13, 1969
THE POI NTER
Five Poin ters u rncd t tlc ir
rust letter in b•skd ba ll. They
inc l ud ed sop ~ o m o_ru ~?an
Bb nchf ~ld ofW asco nsm Rapids,
Bob llcroninaofW est Allis, Je rry
Malkt n o f Rio, Terr y Amonson
o f Rhinelande r and freshman
J er ry S iewer t of WIUsau
Newman .
THE POUR HAUS
Thursday: Depression
Night-Fr·ee Music- All Bee r 30c
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