POINTER BECOMES INDEPENDENT
A n Editorial-
Pointer Staff Resigns;
Will Go Independent
Jdtptlfigu 'Joittt.u WilL
Next week Wisconsin State Universit y-Stevens Point
will officially celebrate its 75th annivet"SU"y.
uni~~~~i~~~;~,ce;bbr:~!: !C:~~ry 1i~~~;!:~J:':
This extraordinary move by The Pointer staff mCans
t hat t he paper will be publish~pus without
campusaffilirn ions.
The paper will cost .students 10 cents a n issue for the
rest of this year and next year will either cost the students
10 cent an issue or S2.50 for year's subsaipt ion.
liowever, this cost will be a savfngs of approxiately $2
ptr year per student. The cost of The Pointer has always
been included in the activity fees paid each semester by
'Students. This year that cost was about S4.50 per student.
In going independ ent, The Pointer d emands the St udent
Senate Finance committee drop t he $4.50 charge on
students. The students will now have the choice- which
should alwaYstuve existed - of buying t he paper at t heir
own choosing (at S2.SO) or not buvin2 it.
WHY INDEPENDENT?
The move to go independent has been long brewing
among 1be Pointer staff. However, il should be made clear
from the o utset thai lhe paper has not been forced into
I his move because of an y imposed censorship.
~ has been OOQ'lplctely free to print whatever
its ed ilors fe!t woukl be appropriate.
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Wisconsin State
University
Stevens Point
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Sa~~e
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Yet, there iS a ooncepl o f freedom that only The
lndera;ndent Pointer can bring to t he students of WSU-'S'P.
Our ormat Will be similar to the present Pointer.
· We will be a weekly student newspaper of news,
feat ures and opinion. We will be published entirely by
students and will be receptive to all student opinion.
The Pointer as an independent paper wiU be IOia Uy
se~f~rticient . The money from advert ising will pay for
p~t!"S oosts. The 1roney from advertising will pay for
pnnting oosts. The money from sales and subscriptio ns will
pay for materials such as paper and photography supplies.
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THE POINTER
Elrctions for positionton tll<' l posi tion
st udent _ sor n~tt a~ be-in& htld president
o f Uudtnt body
fo r t he rl&ht to
:~:~~ ~~~n:r~f t~~U~~:~~~- ;~~~~:~:~~!n~~hillin&. ~urrent
l'eoplc runnin1 for the' offi~n
of •·ice p~slllr nt , KC~IIry and
t~~surtr an' uno ppOsord. Muk
Dahl. Aud~y Johnson and Len
Thomas McCaig
Wins Teac~ing Award
Dr .
Thomn McCaia. asso~latf
~e:r~~~~ ,~;·Jr~ch~~-~~~~;~~:1
faculty•metint:.
l n nllkin&t ht anno unccmcnl.
President Ln· S. Drcyfus s:~id he
hoped the a..~rd IAIOUld be an
incenl ivr for Or. McCaia to
oontinuc provillinJ thc besl
pOSSible inmuction f01 Stc~en s
Po int studenn.
Fo ur 01 hcr finalists we rr
Ma.rk Ca lcs. Dr. Fr ank Crow. Dr.
J~mmil: L. Fr:~nklin an\J Robe rt
~atles. They "'~n: nominated
from 1 held of about 85
no1nine"' submitted by each
~£a~t~n~~~,'! ,{:c~u~th~tu~~n~
·Making t h•• ~lt~l1ons ..·en:
t he former n:dpicnts of the
a"';u d. ~11 no mintn, t he duns.
vice prnidr nt for academic
affain . uni.-crsit)" president and
twel~e ~tudcnts.
The ""~h prizr was sponsored
by !he Jo hnw n Fo undalio n of
Ra~in~. a fum "'"hich supports
rcca&nition for distinauish~
teachers at all nine Wisconsin
St1te Uni•·crsitics every ot her
)'til.
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Inside Today
Candidates fo r Studcnl
& nates IUld their plurorms
PageS
Schutte venus 0!-eyfus
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B PAGES,N0. 25
RHC Week Brings
Many Activities
Senate Elections
Scheduled Today
pro fe»ot of cduc:Hion, was
prtso.•nttd ~ SSOO txCl'lltn~ in
WH Y NOT?
· Lei us reemphasize that The Pointer will no t be
basically chan~;td by going mdepcndent . It will still
function primarily in a news function for the student body
ofWSU·SP.
But it will now function with no strings anached lo t he
WHY NOW?
Sludent Senate, the administration, the racult y or even its
The Pointer staff has chosen t his particular time lo go physical set-up in t he Universit y Center. These strings have
independent for a numb er of reasons. The flfSt of t hese is never been tightened , but t hey oould be.
lo fl!"Otest the slashing o f most of lhe money for student
~ proposes to go independent now while it
salanes next year on most organizations including The can. We feel t he time is right. We ho pe t hat the student
~.
bod.Y will s~pport us . b¥ buying next week's special 75th
The St udenl Senate fmance oonuniuee has arbitrarily anruversary ISSUe and, 1fmterested , by joining our staff.
cut subslantia l salary increases for staff members. By going
Kemmeter
BiUMeMIJkn
Bob llolden
independ ent, The Pointer will not only save the students W ne
Edito r·in·Chid
PhotoaraphyEdltor
A.odlte Editor
noney {because the staff will do most of the worX Paul Janty
·lAurie Leatherbury Tom Lasdl
formerly done by the printer), but will also gradually build
NewaEditor
Copy Ed itor
SpOrtJEditor
up a sufficient income to pay a decent salary to slaff
Ad•mlllnaMana,en:
me mbers who pul in lo ng hours.
Mib Kr~nkt
Crfi Jeakt
Seou Schutte
CharleiBrwke
This, we hope, will encourage more students to woik on Editorial Columnlsll:
the paper.
IIIIIMtlllmr
SERIES VIII, VOL. I2
Ctnttr . IX !lo t Cuter and Allrn
Cent,·r.
Wa ll )" T hiel n d \'em
ll.tbddn an: •")·rnl · for the
~
· By going independent for the last three i~sues of this
yc:ar •. The Pointer hopes to have t he problems of tltis
t~flSit~out so that ; with added work lhrough
this summer, The l ndeoendent Pointer next yea r will be a
smooth running orpmzatJOn.
Ur. McCai& is a nuh·c o f
and the son ofMr.and
Mfl. Thomas M<:C:ais o f 3447 W.
Pierce AYe. lie has been on !he
faculty since 1 11~6 and hu
spurhcadcd tom~ innontivc
mdhods o f inmuction fot his
be
studcnu, mo!it o f who m
futurc tcachcu
lk hu u!!rd !c lrvision so hit
studcnu eould evaluate thrir
ow n ab ilities in clallliroom
situations, and hc hasbee n a
dircclor of a sludcnt tu~hin1
ccnter inWauSilu.
The provam is intended to
brin~; clo5o:r ties bet ween the
school dislrict.stUf.lr nt tud""u
and the universi ty $0 pra~litc
tea~hin1
ex pericncrs can be
mad e u
muninaf u l and
cffectivc u pOssiblt, hc says.
Dr. }lcCaiJ recrived aU of his
dcpeu from Loyol.:l Univtr$ity
in ChiCliHO and hu been an
cduc:~tor for \ S ycars. Bcforc
con•in& here he Krvcd o n t he
senior and junior high school
levels in Oak Park and Chi~o.
111. An>on& his assi~~-Amcntslhere
we~ to work wit h dclin11uent
Chic~o
.,..m
boys andrctarded chikl~n .
li e be lieves co unu. lins
students is an ImpOrtant put o f
t he tca~hcr'sc:uccr.
· Tilt ll.nidcncc: IIIU Council public and t he pbcr where they
will be held will be: posted over
;~t~m~r~:~~~ fo: 1t!e~!mp·~~ cam pus.
and cit y-the second annual
On Monday , Apr. 28, t he
R.II.C. Wed; be&innina Sunday, scmi·final mu chcs will be htld
Apr. 27. Thilyurahu&e circus for both t he trivia bowl and
tent wi\lbeoonslrucledbc:twccn A. B.C.'s in the Witeoniin Room
!he Science Buildin& and t he o f the: Univcrsit y Centcr,and !he
Cbssroom center to house most Blue DininJ Room in IXBot
o f t he eventJ durina the week. Center. The Trivia Bowl matchu
The ten! will be put up nut will bc,in at 6 :30 p.m. and will
T u esd a y morninJ 1nd will be fo llo.,.-ed by t he Academic
Bowl Com~tit ion m«llll 7:30
mcaRJre 185 feet lore.
The week will kk k o ff on p.m.
Tueata y n10rnin1 t he tent
~hend:fte7!!n1 h:t r;i;~ t'::!'"·~~~ will start to ri$c and ....m be up
bucmcnl l. Th e inttr· haU and optr:ll in& in l ime for the
eom p e lil i o n o f useless Trivia Bowl l'iruls ll 6 : 30 . At 8
Inf o r mation will oover old a . m . will be t he ~i xt h
movin, tc lc vbio n . rad io. l ntunatio nal Film l'c~tival
assorted wor ld 1nd campus which will silo.,.· '"'"ltd-win ning
t riYill . Ea~h learn of t rivlacs will short f ilms from aro und t he
eompete in a lin&lc elimirut ion world. Thtadmilllon pricr,.·ill
be50ccnl s.
to urrumcnt .
That cvenin&at7 t he Quatter
The Film FestiVal will be
fi~IJ o f the Academic Bowl shown It the umc time and
Compet ilion p la yoffs will pbcc o n Wednesday n ight and
fu ture hall l~hoLns tryinJ to will bc: preceded by the ,\.B.C.
answcr moR serious questions.
(tOrlllnurJ onPJrt -11
Both u enll 11e free 10 t he
Sippd arr runnin1 for t hnc
uccutivc pOsitions.~spcct ivdy.
ll.unninaintheracrforthe
n&ht to rrprucnt theStniord•n
on st udent senile ' " ' Lee
Schoen and Duryl Cermain.
ll.ay .\!aliens had entered the
~~so!':' withd~w for per$0n•l
Eric Jo hnson and Vir&inia
.\lcndu ucscek in1 t hcposition
of junior d n s 5enato r.
Ev GWrg< . Kathy Rhode and
Urry Knull' arr running fo r
Wphomorrclas! StnltOr.
For students to vote i n !he:
clrctions. they n1u11 show t heir
s tude nt idcntifinlion cuds
which will bc: muked by
numbe rs o f Alpha !' hi Orneaa
hatcmit y. They. In tum , will
aive the student a ballot on
which he will mark his choices.
Alpha Phil Omeaa will
conductt heballo tin&and the
count in& of the b~llots. ll.rsults
.,..,11 be announced Thursday
cvr nin&. {l'icturnandplatforms
o ft he candidues arr onpap:5.)
Vern ll.cbelrin , J candidate
for sludcnl bod y p~sident,
announced Sunday thu he has
stopped campaig.nin& for the:
o ffk c.
lie u id this mov~ came after
a painfuldccision onh ispanto
'""i lhdra"" from a c ti ve
canJpli&ninJ .
Rebckin cited t he: chup:s
brou&ht apinst himconcemina
the allcg<d misuM: of tampaiJD
malerial, from 'malip~!n& t he
intc11ity o f Alpha. Phi QmCil
a nd o th e r charses and
ICcus.tionJn rrasonsforhis
de cisio n n ol t o act i vely
President Explains
About Counterpoint
can;fe'~'.::j,hatiled, howenr,'that
SPEAKING IN FAVOR
:Coo~ s~~:~~~i~:!~'fibo'~~e~
ByPoulJant y
Prcsidtn t Lee Dr ey fus the Counterpoint and in•·ol~cd
ex p lai ne d h is posi t io n in the h cult ymcmbcr's p.:noul
cone<"rnina the Counterpoint fil e is a copy of th•·
;.w.e at the faculty mectin&lnt CounttTpmnt issue in I! UfstiOn.
Thundaycvcnina.
Dr.•)•fus oontlnUC"d br t.J)"int:
Dreyfus gid his rn:~in pOint !he rnu•· ofCouoltcrpolnl can be
was rcsp o n s ibilit y a nd withdr~wn at t iM' rcqUC"st of the
aa:ounllbib t y for thc edilorially hcull)"nH:rnbe rin•·oll·rd .
lie upl;unrd hiS moti~e fo r
inwolvtd in t he publicat ion o f
Countetpoinl.
re11ucstin& a pOstil ion from
OF STUDENTS SPEAKING AT FACUl TY MEEn NGS wos
11.•\ PTS oomnlllfC(' so as " to
st•~~~~c wi~0 ~h~~F~~~~S\n~~~r ser:u-ale the: b cult y pOsition
/ : :0
wos deleoJed
from lily position: ·
~ouz;~:~~ ~r w~~h ~Wee:~~-~
A commill <'f. appointed by
charuter.
ll.ichar.J Face, R,\I'TSch~irman,
Drcyfus, thcn ..·rotc atcller h.n bl:cn ~h:ngcd with i! udyinJ
t o RAPT S (ll.cc tu itmc nt , the issuC further. Or~yfus uid.
The prcsid( nt noted that
Appo l ntmcn l . Pro mo t ion,
Tenure and Sabry ) oornmillce. loOniC teachers had r(-quired
rnandat or)" p urchase o f a
c haired by Richard Face. in
which he asked their o pinion as wbscription to Counterpoint.
li e raiKd t ht q untion o f
to whether or not a faculty
member's involvement in t he
i c:ldcmic freedom for students.
li e c i t e d the fl ~t o f
public body. Si&mund expressed where we come In co ntact o l htr publication of Co unttr point bo.·
Counterpoint $;lies in !he local
eoruide~d reltHnt in a fa~ulty
~';lb,.lh~~~~;d:,:'~~,;:,i~;.:: thlrnl~c~ac~o~%.., tte facu~y. member's promo tion, rank and hllh school bul hcobjcud to
t he Hte m p u
to move
facu\lyends."
President D~yfus noted t here ubry.
RAPTS oommillee ruled !hat
l hepublication into theju nior
AI CJofl noted that t he have been m-.jorcutsinthea~a
invo lvcmtnl in Counterpoint
hilh school. Jlc p•~ as his
faculty "should explore a~u
(tOtJn"nutd onpagt61
ahou ld not be considered
rusontheace lrvdsinvo lved.
relcYant to a faeully member's
Dreyfus pid t here U!Ould be
·· e um p les o f c ~ ccllen ce
promotion. rank and '-llary.
Their sl.and wn endo rKd by IlK emarutifll from the faculty
facult y at ita March Meetln&.
before the studt nts o n !hiS
campus." Ortyfus uked , " b
Oreyful . in hisremukl, lilid
this truly yo ur bcstl'", in
he t llpcded the ~sponll' &iven
by t he RAPTS eommillte . lie
rtfen:na: toCountcrpoint .
noted , however. t he RAPTS
" What we ne ed ," Silid
resp o nse t rc al e d th e
Drey fu s , " Is a return to
s c lf-ccnso tJ hi p based on
The Re•. Harris T. llaU. 64. Jll6S after Kltfin& 1 decade u Counlcrpoint malltr as a sin&le
pro fcn ion a l prcs:sured and
Episcopalian ~h:lplain here , died ~dor of St. Peter'tChurchand malltr and he ~prdcd t he
standaniJ."
Thuuday nl&ht followin& a heart colle &e chap bin at Ripon. matter :u invotvin& many il$Ues.
He n o t ed # that Charlc•
lfc uid he was awa~ of t he
au ack . l le h.Onotb«n iU.
Before that he ta111h1 E11111.i:th,
Kemplhor~. a member of the
manyktten whichh.adappe:u cd
A funcnl ma• wu held lo& ic, Creek , rd]&ion and
Enalishdeli'anmentlul year and
Monday 11 ll:JO in t he Church aeronautics at Mislouri VaUcy ~ b~~.,~~f lo!O\uld~~~ Counttrpoltlt editor, win be
of the Intercession at Slncns Collc&ein Marsb.aU.Mo.
back
lo lc.achnut ycar.
t ha.t an inappropriate forum to
In closi111, Orcyfuss.Ud, MLet
d iiCI.ISI !he matter. He Did he
an
mc dcfcnd•omcthin&alillk:Q
was wcU aware or the matter
Fonddul..ac.
nniptin& airplanes and in movin&lnto t he public forum o f i&noblt."
While- P~sident 0!-eyfuswu
A native of Wuhin&ton, D. eounttlin& youna men 1bout lhe pt~r.
Co mmen t i n 1 in the " spc:akina. two faculty membeu
C.• Father HaU had been in t he military tL'TVice. !lis coumdin&
walked out o f the mcctln&
suaes~Jon of ouuide prc,.,ures,
4
s u cndcd by some 140 fleulty
hcs.Ud t hcrewaJno ne.
membe11 . D re yfus wu
Dreyfu•s.Ud he huwrillcn a
Uni.enity and t he General
He is suni\oed by his wire,
applauded at the end o f his
Theotop:.! Seminll)'.
cl& h t c hildren and 23 letter of penonal a:DJUie lo
t hote ediloriaUy involved with spc:cch.
He arne to StCftns Point in Jflndchlld~n.
!~~;; ~~~:~yby":~o':r0 ~~
~~~lit:ho~:':';';~n;~n~::rlmolion
:~~:::::;r~~:.;:.:!~:~~· Student Speaking Motion
Textbook Sale
"" a"'"""Gfor
"d' '"""''
se nior
a pp o in t men t s
:~r::':;,;~~!~.:!t~n~~~~ra,~ion
last Call
ApleofaU tu t b-ooks wlllbe
held on Friday. May 16, from
8:00 a.m. l o 4:00 p.m. In the
Paul Bunyan Room o f !he
University Cenlcr. No purchuc:s
"'ill be allowed aflcr l hisdate.
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Anniversary
Issue
Defeated By Faculty,
By Pau! Janty
A mot ion which would have
aUowed Uudents to speak at
facull )' mc~tinp was defeated
by an o vcrwhelmin& mar&in of
118 to 2S. The action came a l
t ht facutl y mcclinJ held lui
Thundayewenina.
The motion was int rod uced
by Jamu Missey oftheE1111.i:th
lkpatlmcnt. lie &ave u his
reasons for anowinl them to
speak was that students should
~hic~~e,}j?e~et.'h:;u.,~:~til~~~
$0~
ll.udcntli ha• e •aluablc
t hi!IIIS IOA)'.
He cited articles of iludenu
participalinaintheopenlionJof
Univenit y of Pennsyh-ania and
at Harvard Univtrlily.
Jose: ph Woodk.a, chairman of
The flut edition next
the polilical Kiene department.
week of The l ndependau
spOke out apinst. DYin& faculty
Pointer will Include a •pedal
meet i n&• ue no t &enen.l
Ann iu rury Su pplcmmt
mcc:tin,p o!thc public and tha.t
eom mcmontlnt the 15tb
studcnu are not permanent
annlunary of w~~c:oc~..­
membeJS ofthe Univcrsity.
S iat t Unlu u it r ·Sinen•
E lwin Sipund uid the
Point .
attorney I£M1111 tw found
The: ..ppk ment wW be in
faculty meetin&J to be public
addition to t bc rqu.Jar ilfue
meetittp. He uid further t he
oftheptper.
faculty b 1 public body and
' - - - - - -- ' student& a re not PlTI o f tiU.
Episcopalian Chaplain,
Rev. I Harris Hall, Dies
~:: ~~U:~~':!a~J¥1 ~ur:a~~~~t~
~~~!~~o~~3=r~:~:re:
:~r':du'a:~r 2r~i!':e::! ~!:~ ~~!tt wg~~~~ ~:;:c~~
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Editorials
Whether or not one ngrc~s with l:.sl Monday's protest
by st uden ts and facutly ai;.1inst militarism on campus.
evrryonc should tjucstion why WSU's chief sccurily officer
Claude Aufderrn:aucr took pict ures o f I he group.
til.' explainl-d to the group th:u t he pictures were
supposedly for his own personal file.
We demand Aufdern1.1ucr to cxplain who ordered him
to take the pictures and what will 1>1! done wilh them.
l...1st week t he facully bli:w u p when :a s1udent
attempted to t:lkc picutn·s on how t he facult y \'Oicd on
the question o f whether or not studt'nls could speak at the
faculty meetings.
There seems 10 be a d is1.-repanq• her.:. The recording of
the f:lcuhy \'Ol e c:~nnot be restricted s.ince the faculty
meeting is an open, public meeting. Au fd crmauer, too, has
a right to take pict urt"s. The pictures of the facu lt y was
going to bt• print~·d in TI1e Po in ter who is going to see
Aufdernuuer's pictures?
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April24,196g
THE POINTEA
I
• . Columns · •• Letters
Rebelein Withdraws
_From Senate Race
The roUo'IWifli lfltu .....s .:nt
bf Student ~nltePn=sldrnt U.I
candkllle Vem Rel.lcleln to his
u ndid1te WtDY Thiel.
oppot:~l
Faculty Is Clubbed Senseless
By rDreyfus Over Counterpoint
By Scott
S.:hutt~
N1nw Withbtld Upon Rrquu l
Aprit24, 1969
THE POINTER
Page l
In Classroom Center
Afri(an (Sculptures
.·WilleBe Exhibited c
·c
.
A
clraobtinc
uhibit
of
:~~~;:~on5d~~.Lf!~~i.5in 7~~
. . lobby of the: Classroom Center.
!~hJ~:, ~,Ziltt'u~~~~r!11I3 1 ~-it~~~
~:!~c;dof ~~e ~,'!.is~~~k~~r~
New Vorl; City. lncluded in the
ullibitareKve1111 muksusedin
relisiousand soeietalcercmonics
amonJ u rious African tribes.
One o f them. No. 798, is a mnk
fram the l'a rosocktyofUbcria.
This maUl wuuKd in the l'oro
lttret socie ty whe n the
adolt1c:ent boy was •dmittcd
intothemak,adult soeiety. Thb
part icuLar muk has monkey hair
which coveu the mout h, and
was worn by ti"IC' o ffkcr in the
soeicty whcnr: role was to take
~iso:!1 . the boys who had
.
Sut h a onnk wq ~uuhcd to
an~ ffU. ar clol h couume whidl
covered ihe whole bO!J y o f the
wearer, so !hat his identity
should ncn be rcve~ Jed , If olll'
person who had a s,kcialrolcin
ti"IC'sod:tydlcd,anather pcnon
powers to driYe away sickllCSI
and mldortunc, Olhers were
'!sed to insure fertility in
women, and sornt :ue statues
llonorin& anceuon.
Allpitces u eoffw:d foruk.
If anyone is intnestr:d in
purchasing !1M of the flcurn,
(:Ontacl Jcro lluernpfn~r . UAII
Cultural Commiucr, Univcrt.ity
Center before ~by 16.
1;\ !··~i':'../i>
~tkha~Pa''::o"',~i~uti~; "~f"teh~~~:~~
wasthusu~ured ,
Cenerally, the mas~ is u~d
br; the •dolucenrs themM"Ives
PIIOr to inilillion to the varlou~
IOC:Iclits. l:athmukr<'J"Cf('llts a
par~kulu ro le pl1yed b>• the
Off!ccr of the ~oclety . Tile
Vl t iOUS muks ,..e 1~ usnl to
exorcise malcvolcmlplrils In
::~~~tc:!s~uh.aod ina,ritulr'ural
Abo induded In the: nhibit
:h~1fva;;~u:_~~~~csira•·;",::~ellic~~
8 y Pa11lhnty
•\n infounal ~"Qnunittcr wu
on t~mr~as Frida)' nkinc fur
111pport in its au~mrt to
uamine· all UPft h o f ed11cation
in WilconJin.
Sfll'a~inc in f~vor of well a
romnJitttr ,.·uGo•·flnor Wan en
Kno,.·ks. "llo in a rrorued
s.,.:l·ch uid
l"'ork ufo..
state ha•· e rt toa n iltd
tdi.H' a t ion's impOtUnte and
traditiun~ li )'
in•" St•·d ' "N)'
two..·oty in t.lllt~tion ,"
The: j!O\'trnor .uld in til~
,·urn·nt bitnuiuno 6S ~cnts out
ofe•·ery tuJoll:ui••PI'nl on
Vote Progressive
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LARRJ KRAUS
FOR
SOPHOMORE SENATOR
•·doc~tion.
Thcao•·crnor not«l toda)• thr
demands for edu•'ltion ha>·c
crownto,.llerc theR"SO\u cnof
·tllCUat•·nnnolonll"• m«tthc
deman1b.
Kno,.lts toklthccroup that
he has nt~blished a special
rommiuec onedutttionhudrd
by William Kellcu . a rdired
Nren~h
induWi.lli:st. which
,.·oul.l ~tud)' CYCI}' facet of
eJ u cahOM in the itltC Of -c"'-~c
WiscOIUin.
Knowk's said he- R'ai!tts this
is the bigut chalknse facinR ,
Wisconsin. hut he: C.\fi'CUO:d '
o pwnism that the t a~k coukl be
done.
Af t u
G<H"trnur Knowlu
'Point To Future'
Selected As Theme .
For lfomecoming
. "Point to lh~ Future" is the
theme for t ht 1 9 69
llomerominc sc:hedultd fo r Oct.
12·18. The thcmc,iiponsoredby
lklta Zeta J;Orority, wastho~n
by t he 1969 llom~ronrin&
committee.
Thf comnrill« '*it.l there
were nr~ny cood thenr~s.
"Point to the Futurc"willbt
th~ o~tn ll llo rnecomin¥ themt
with float~ bein& jud~d on how
welltll~y rdltc to the theme.
co~!~t~le~~d ~~e 1 ~a~\~~ri~f
t
....
- ::1>
Ace Foods. Int., rar~nt
t ympany o f the one which
operates uoiYtnity residence
1"11Us' food 5etvi« hue , "";nn't
idle: dutinc thc spriiiJi rCCUI, II
porcl"lail:d The !lo t Fish Sho p,
popu l:u restawant . in Stn~nl
Point which lfiC'CializuinNttcr
fricd"sllrimpand pike.
•
WilliAM KEUm !le ft) ond Governor Wo11tn Knowles w e<e on compus loti
Fridoy soliciting help for rheir r;ommin ee ro study oil O$pe<:ll of Wi1consin £dvto·
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lion. (Photo by J im Poerson)
A Green Bay Fir m Is Inter ested in
College l\len for Summer Work
Call 344-7630
Betweenl:30 and ll:OO JI:m.
sc:kctionof <iu«ncandidalt$.
The romnrillce Jcd dtd thai
the- criteria will be baKd o nthe
follo,.·in~;
areu: beauty and
aprc~nnce.
2S puce n t ;
per ~on~Jity and
charm. :!S
Your last check
from home
just bounced?
JIC'IC"ent ; acl iYI\itsandsr:~du, l O
l'('tetnt:roiscbd orcacrour. I S
pertcn t and ab ility to
communic~tc
effecti'olel)'. 2S
JIC'rtenl.
TIIC' (:Onomitt« dedded IIIII
Jhcpalll'l ·
·
and ·
THIS IS ONE OF THE AFRI·
CAN SCUlPTURES rhor will be
o n dosploy tn rhe CICiuroom
Cenrc, rhrough May 16.
THE POUR HAUS
Thursday, Apl'il 2-1
Hamms
fo~
Pride Night
30c
Think it ovel'j over coffee.
TheThink Drink.
Sc a can goes to PRIDE
WAILY TlllEL
for
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT
1. Pan-Foil Phyll, ol Educa tion.
4 . Improved Mothocf of Acodomlc Advl•lttg.
2. Non-Mondotory Clan AHonda nco,
5. Dlmlnotlon of bqulted
3. Elimination of SophomoN Womon't
Haul$.
6 , tr.otlon of Non-Mondotory f lnol &' .om Syllom.
·
21
M.al
T1cbtPion.
Candidate For . Liberal Progress and Action
ol IEIIminotion of Sophomore Women's Houn
b) liboroli~otion of Unl¥tn ity Houlng
d Optional P.E. Coursol
Ap-i l 24.196g
......
AWSUF Delegate Assembly
To Meet Here On Saturday
''~~~~ ~cc~~r ~~~rn o~,~~:
Ten formrr prnidcnts who
dill tQcl\ln the syltcmwillbe
U~iv~ •t.i t y l' at'Uitltl wiU c:onvent
S;.tu!day in S!cvcnsPolntto
profuloional
bonon:d dwina1,noon lundlc on
In thcSteYcniPoln! lloliday
.:ollcctinlbarsainina forular iH
~nd profe:J,;)n' roles in camp1.111
T
PIIU
Uh'"uu
ethics..
JOVtrnance.
SO persons wiU
rcp r~ nt A.W.S.U.F. duptcrfa t
IOa u Chi rc . Muom onic,
S1.1~rior . Rinr Falls, Plaueville,
About
Inn .
"
O!.hk01h, Whilcwatcr, LaCrosse
and · s tncns Po int. Total
mcmbcnhl p of the S4-yur-old
l!Oup is the WSU syucm is
11Utl)' !,000,
Vet Benefits
St11dcnu
claimin&
~ndiU
undc1 the Fcdcnl Vo<al ional
Rchabilit.uion Acl, the Wu
Orph:ms Act. QJ the G. I. BiU
..-,un:.:dvcbcndiUI!;((ll'dinJ IO
tlv:numbrrofcrcd itlcarrkd.
The Slln1111CI KsWO n o,:redil
\oadi which de termine ltut
amount of payment by thr
V~tcraM Ao.lminisuu ion to an
unde ran~<.l u~tc stud ent art u
follo"·s:
6cr. ormo rc-fuUtiiTM'
Sa. ·Jf41i3-4cr. · l/2 timc
2tr. -mo~ tha n l /4 tirntbut
kwot/i.ln L/ 2tinlt
I ~· - ·l /4t in~orku
SCHOOL OPPORTUNITIES
co nKttJation"s
board.
admi n ist ra ti~e
wca t hcr.
Schedule For RHC Week
Sixth Annual Film Festival
The Residence ll aU Counc il
wiLL present th e 6 th
ln t er nuio nal Film Festival
under the directio n of Larc
KlobukowU i o nArt. 29and 30.
T he Fc tti¥1 1 consis ts or
awanl-winninJ sllon aubjccts
from around the world: thc bcst
~~pcri!~t.f f.i.ms.d 11 rna
Dr .
Maurice
~~-~-r~~i,
E.
Ptrtet,
,![.. ~~p:r \W·~
articles ""hlch have rccc nt ly
at>purtdi nSwiujournals.
Ch~-~~~lopg:mef~, ~de~: d~
1sconsin" (IXvdopmc nt and
Decline of Ra ilr oa d s In
Wisconsin) appe ar e d in
\\1
rrn~fthi~:~~~~w:t~~Pa;:;~~~ ~r
p~iiiSCn&<rt r:avcl in the state from
tlwadve nt o fthc r11str ailr~ in
I &S I to a ~ak around 1920,
and the 1oubxqucnt decline to
the meager ~sscngcr train
net ..·ork or 196S. The a rt icle is
!~~~r~~<.lr!: .~~uf.U'~f~~r!:.
"Us SpOns d'lli•·er dans It:
\\'osron!in" (Win ter SpotU in
Wi•ronsin)ap~arcd in Actcsdc
~ !vstja"ii"t':JJU
~-ntionsthe
physicalconditions,dima ticand
ns e
atur c
in 1968. This
IOJIOJr.iphic, "'"hich aid winter
srorts in the sta te . SldinJ is
u~cbll)" noted ua profitable
..-inter spOt! or the sh te, but
additio nal mt nt ionitllsomlldt
of snowmob ilinaandiccskalina.
and
Some of the filmat.hat will be
shownthiaynrarc:
"Dream of the: Wild !Iones".
a vivid cx~riment~l fllrn whkh
shows horses in ilow fllQtion as
theyn.:-cthrouahafirc.
·· J• oppycod'' h an
ou ! ra~ous corned)" that de111
wi th the trichanyman"!'illlo
through to win back a lost airl.
Thi5 film won both thl: Venkc
~ nd Edinbu'llh Film Festivals.
"The Att ic'" by Don Tennan t
ofl' lossmoor. lllinoisdnts"·ith
the dram• of a returning G. I.
~nd his Kl i CH in an A1tic. 0111:
of thti'S •\ \Obcn .
··A C~iry Tak"", a modtrn
fairy ta k wi thout ...-or.Js. a kind
of simple balle t bct"·cen a man
aml ~ co1nmo n kitchen chair
tha t rdu!<'S to be U l U(K.In.
bcromna:nory fotiii-JStry.and
(~~".d iaunn d~~~~,' a nb~i "~Nor~:~~·
Md..a!C'n was nominated for an
Ac:~demyA"·ard .
"The Hungry Koo~ Gou
Buook" by Edd Mc Watt ers Is•
hum an road runner u rtoon tha t
won the: I'SA llu moroua Film
Awani.
'"NeiJhbors'" Is 1nothcr
ACIIdemy Award Nominee by
Norman McLaren . his a parable
~ny :hJ~h~~~ t~~f~.~~~~ ~~!
pos,..pion ofaslna lef\o"·tr th at
pows betw~en them. Greed
t11nsforn11 each to the lcvd of
SI'"IICryt o th tpoln t thii CIICh
dcst royuchothn.
"The Moods of Surfina" is a
C,.,~•c~1~ d;~~-n•: s~~lnl J~~
freeman . it has,.·onthccovetcd
Coni Silver Meda l from Cortina ,
It aly :md the Gold l>l tdal from
the New York lntnnat ional
Fntiva\. It outdou "'The
End lusSurnmn'" .
The hiJhliJhl of the Fest rn l
is thc rctu rn ofthcmo$1 popubt
film that we ha•·c cHr sho"'"·
till"' ACIIdem)· Award Win ner :
"'Sbtcrdat~r·· II Is a hl:autiful
f1 lm that .ltprchboysromi"'lof
3JC and end s wit{l ~ ba tl\e for
the lndc rsll ir of the k.>~"lll g~ng
inacontcstonalargchill. lthas
b•-.: n called the best sho rt
subj\"~t ever made .
The admi!ISion for the Fil m
l'•·stival ,..ill be SO ccnu and it
will ~tart at & on bolh nlahts. It
wilt be loQ tcd thiJ)"t:lt in thr
cirCus tent that will bt erected
between the Cbmoom Cent er
and th eSciencc Buildina.
10% DISCOUNT
On Cash and Carry
Dry Cleaning
4 CAll OfFICU
Apr . 14. Supe:rior Public Sc hoob- 9a.m. to 4 p.m. ma thema trtl.
chem istr y/physics: speech then~p )';Jirl'sguidance counsclor .lo( hoo\
psycholoJist : kinder&attc n; grades I thro~~&h S: acner.~l sdl'n• t
Engli$h :Enalish/aocUistudics.
lf)m ilto n School DiJtriCI. SuSKx, Wil. • 9 l. tn. to 4 p.m. l' rcnc·h.
OO n.e ~c .: gir l's phy. ed .; Sp~nls h ; woat mu$it: German. upper
elcnten tuy ; bulincu td .; lower elemen tary ; a uidance counsdor
auijb ncedircCior.
Apr . 25 • J o hn ~b WJ Pub lic Schools. Md len ry , Ill. - l : 30 p.m lu
4p.m.grade l ;arade2:Jradel;jr. hi&hla~~&u •Jearu.
Apr. 29 . Kenosha Public Schools • I p.m. to 4 :30 p m
e lcmen tar y:chemistry:canh science:aencralscicnce; tibrary scrcn.t
ma thematlcs:J irl'sphy.ed.;p hysics; spcechcor rection.
May t - R1cine Publi c $C hools - 9 a. m. to 3 p.m. elen~~:n lll)
leneratscicncc;spcc~lc dua t io n.
Ma y 2 - Bureau of India n Affairs, Albuque rque , New M exico . ~
a.in. to 4p.m. tlcmentarynhrllia l educatlon ; art : Otherintcreu cJ
ltlljo rs.
•
May 2 ·St . Mary's School, Am henl, Wil. - 9 a.m. to 4 p.n>. ~ ~ ~
A6comblnation.
Ml)' 8 ·Community School District No . 202. Lcn·a, Ill. . 9 a.m to
to ~
:i.T.Y..
a.in.
4
t.2 ' "Joiiet .township Hl&h Schoob, Jolirt. m·.. '9 l .nl.
~,nathelnitic-s; &ifi's phy. cd.: Germa n: Fre nth; linJ iish: bus. nt >l
educ:ation: eart h science: art; IC' medi.a l re adinJ: school ps)·cholof>•t
drivers educa tion.
Ma r 14 - Cary Elementary Sc hool. Cary. Ill •• 9 a.m. to 4 p m
k i~d e rp~tcn throua h padc S:grade 6 la~t~uage uts: I'"'"" 61J~ ua~r
IIU/~admJ: J tadc 7/8 bna:. l rt s/social studin: padr • '
math/science: gra de 8; jr. hiJh home cconomics;j r. hiah scien~c
NOT ICE - School of Educ.:ltion Juniorsan<.l January S••nion
An importa nt meetin3 o f all Sc hool o f Education junion Jr.• '
thox seniors sc heduled to gradua te in bn. I!P')."illb-c-h•·IJu1 tkc
Frank Lloyd Wriaht lounac on Tue S~.h)'. May 6. at 6 :30 p rn. lin•
mc~I~IIJ will provide dellilcd cAplana tion co nce rning p1J,,· 11 o.• tu
pohc~ts and procc:durcs of •·ita! intcrc~tt o thos.> t'bnninr t o ullh ~<"
th cvariouspbceniC'nt s, rvicc:s. ,\ t\arr urged t oatt~n.l .
Many Student Citizens
Make Friendly
CITIZENS
Their
Bank
~ Big Daddy's
~
Saloon liP
1311 Strong1 Avenue
1eo-.w-.1lw.Mtth ..._,......,. Sherh)
~~~~~aaap A' A·aaa
Aprll2-4, 1969
THE POINTE R
"'"'
CANDIDATES FOR STUDENT SENATE .
MARK DAHL
Len
Sip pel
is " runnin«
:~: ~~~:e~~h~~ ~~:~~ ~=:'~~:f ~~~~~~ ~~~r
of
some of the issues be fore this
election."
and Senat e Finano:cCommi ttees.
1
Li&h.ts fo r the tennis co wls is
1ood ldct exo:-cpt that thll
what 1 fed is the to.anlnJ point
for stude nt aovcrnmcnt o n this
-hJ,in~::: ~~n~mr :!::U:~i
rcprc~en ta tiv e force
for the
students to the administratio n
no matter wl\11 the Senate docs
1n yw1y.
Li&h ts are capita l equipment
· Who arc t he NlemlkU? IIowdid !heyorainat candare l hotreanylcfl
o ncamptu? JUitCUriOUI.
T. C., i; student who knew sevna l Nicmskis bu t wu not one
himself said that the Nlcrnskis "'uc a local, wcialyoup, not a
flllttrnity,wh.oaottop: t hcr for partlc s~ nd othu occasions.
They orpnized in t he fall of 1965 and hit their pe~k in 1966
with approllimatcly I S members. The Niem$ki s h:td a plcd1c perio<J
•fat their neophytes. Nkm~kc members were aenerally noted for
thclrtfrUiitytoPoint&cr.
FOr Winter Ctmlval or 1966. 11"' Nicmskis ~n t trcli a pik of i.:e
chips u t heir icc sculpture . A ey,Jist dra~~:in1 ~ l'oint lker 'an was
their en try in t he 1 966 llom.~ominlf'lr.tde .
op;:r~nir;uto1 :::-:;:ci~a~e t~~ ~9'i~~a -;•n~~~~:f:,t~:ttl::
~:.ru~i T~~~·t~~ ~co~~:
Senate President
VE RN REBELEIN
v,.rn
WALLY THIEL
R ~Nidn. ~ s.e nior. is
Lh~ o(fi~( of 5lu dcnt
[lrtsidcnL Mlliorin& in
and economics.
1s from CuM City,
nuHUI\I fur
hoJy
[IOlit(<;~l s~k nc,.
Vnn
W is.:on~in .
lie h;as p.uticip~ttd in variou\
a>tiviuuwhi~hindulica former
officer of Smith ha U, chail"man
of tht Student Srl\ltl' wc lfal"\'
committee . .-:hil"man of a sped a!
~ommittee to review tutbook
liiit ribution sy•cm 1nli has
partkipattd in Senate activities
for l hcpnl !woyears.
Rebtlcinf~lstllci"\'SIIouldbe
nog\arinhomlludnl tctivity
funlis. He Noili IO .OOO tlollan
have been rrq ucsteli in Alarics
for posi tions o n S!udent Senate.
rQL"Tt;R , I ris and UA B
~
He (eels t his money could be
better spent by intnUinK li&hU
a ro untJ !he t ennis co urts.
k«pina !he flddhou~oe o~ n
lon£tr . brinaina aroups like
Simon ami .Gufunklc to campus
and rJvinJOfSludcn l patklnJ
lou.
Rcbcldn would like 10 ~te
!he ~boli t iou of ,.,·omen's hours
foo toph\lmotes ant.! hours for
fr r~hml'n niOdi fkjol . Undu his
plan , 11ut ~emester freshmen
would ha•·e t hesarneh.oursu
prucnlll' held. bu t wh.eth.n o r
not frtshman women would be
on probation would determine
th.eil"~~:condsemesterhoo.as.
Rebtleln Silid he would like
to~~:e student discount Krviccs
utcd at t he downtown IIOI"\'1.
Under his uT;m1cmen t , t he
urious stores and thea t rn
...·ou.ld aive s tu~enu discounts
doinabusinessw tththem.
Rebelein said this pbn has
bee n Implemented tt otlltr
sc h ools anti sa•·es •udents
IOOIIC)" .
•
An o t h.u th in1 Rebdeln
would Like to sec is a
rc...amusmo:nt of t he physical
educttlon rc-Quil"emcnts. ll csakl
he woulol like toKe I'E I. 2.3
~nd 4 abolish~ ~nd PE I I ~nd
12putonapu.s-hil basis.
Rcbckin a!ldcd the boo ksto•c
~hou ll.l be ~ boo~~t orc and not,
wh~1 it is tortst"n tl)".
Wally Thie l. cu.ncntly a
junior class lll:'nator and United
Council director , h ntnniRJ for
st udent body pRstdent. Thld Is
from Shcboypn and is a socia l
scitn~:e~or.
"On o ur Stud ent Senate I
~ve ntOOrcd or co-1u t h.ored
resolutions detUnJ with 5UCh
issuesupllSS·ftilpbyed,waivirt~
the ph.y e d re qui rement,
upandin.l vac:atio n busRrviec:,
rcvisina the archtlc student
tc t lvltles chapt rol"l¢ po licy,
cllrifyina t htpbyedcxemption
policyandrc ~anizinaakln.aUst
was stated t ha t they were beina
an~.~:u~n/t~~~~~ililted and · ::!,:e~u;:p~l ~cui~=~~!'!
corl'd uctcd the ph.y ed hearinJ, wiU not be 1ble t01ct them II
co-out horina with Scnl!or Thie l t his time."
"Lowerin&lhe tales fol"food
two billlts 1 re5Uit. the fits!
e~Uin.a for paa·fall phy ed, t he delivery (Rtd Lantern. Bills,
Kcond suuc•lnatwo ilutnd of e t ~.) is ridk:ulous beautt all il
rouruquircdphyedcl"\'dits.
will lip i$ r.aisc the food prices
"Thlcl 1nd l aboco...authortd foraU.
Th ese hutincuu au
t he Senate 1"\'0rpniution biQ,
ulrin1 for rcprcKnlatives from established 10 make money and
ca~h. residence hall , off-ampus not to $Ctve 11 the diJCn: tion of
studcnts, andSl.l~haroupsas i FC the stl.ldenu. yet 1 study int o
an~.f :~tc and li'resc ntcd 10 t he uce!li profill could be effective.
"So you Cln ~c that before
d(part mc:nt chaumen t he bill
platina students on ac-.iemic you jump into an issue you have
departments 11 Nvisors. Mu ch to view all sides. I think that
more can be done by t he Senate, Wally Thiel. Mllt Dahl and
and 1 alk for the opport unity to my~elf do t h.is, w vo te fat us
continu e the wort; I've bc:1un." today."
o f student orpni11tion1 who
h.JYc be-en awa.it inJ rt00111ition
sinctlaSlycar."
" I ha~ 5\lpportcdothcr key
resolut ions such as the ones
dn lina with Uuli~nh K rvin& as
ad¥ ison to the academic
departm·~nts.
clarification s of
mamb tory allcr!lbncc and final
exam politics."
"'S uchissunn thnccmbody
1 tr ent.! o f propcss I wish to
co nt inue and e nhlnt"l'. An
improved ""' \h od of a~;:~dc rnit
m,J¥isina. an altc rn ~le residence
ha U
proJ111m, elimil\ltio n
o f so phomo re ,.,·omen's houn,
constan t improventent o f
university fadliti~s and, of
coutK, ~n t lnuoe-11 improvemen t
of communication betwnn the
studenuandunivcr$ityoffieills
arc some of the idcu I wish to
BEVERLY A. GEORGE
Sce kin a the office of
sopho nJOtll se nator is Beve rly A.
Gco r1e, an 18·year-old Rice
Lake resident majorlna in
mathematics.
" I have been a Senator
repre scntir11 my class sino:c
October. Since that time! have
$CIYCII on committ«s (or t he
invcuip tion ol ow tnt·rtnta l
s ystem, r ecoanltlo n o f
orpnlntionsoneampus,publlc
relations. t he eommittee on
convnittecs. an d the United
Co un cil dct.eption to the
LaCrosemcetina,"shcsaid .
Other orpnizal ions 1 ~ve
parti<:ipated in t his pag year arc
~o<dito r o f the Hoach. Ha ll
~e:: o~~~~;,.~!~ ~i;~c.i~.the
""''I
pursueU)"O Urprcsid~nt."
Senior Senator
" It is ideas such n these
which provide for the ever
necnA ry clement of aood
aovcrnmen t and proares.."
Junior Senator
'" In high school ! pu titipatrd
in deba te, foren sics, the
newspape r, S~nish. club, choil"
and AI'S conunittce. l arad u~trd
fift hinmy cla sso f 2 11 .
"My pur[IOSC in runnin&for a
sc~o nd tcnn u
the St ulicnl
Scnator \o reprtscntthc'Lassof
1911 is that I have fo und my
past silr montltsinScnatctobca
profitable learnin1 e•perience
and l feclthatlh..:lvtbeen abl!.
to represent HI)" cunst ilu cnts'
wishes.
" While J had I Y'41ue
undcnundint of the Krvices
performed by ntious memben
of the administntion . my
upc rience In Se nate has gi~cn
me 1 mu~h. dn ru idea of their
riah.U and rcs[IOnsibi litics. Vet.
as is tru e of any lurnins
upericnce,themore I learn the
mo re I tm made ,,.,·arc of what !
haven't lenned.
"To conclude, I feel that my
experience h.uaivcn me insicht
that an Inexperienced individual
ha~e.
VIRGINIA NENDZA
"While 1 fu lly rnliu t hat I
doesn't
::e~'!m~~,'~1 ~~~t: i 1 }~\
Virain i a Nenliu,
19-ycar-old sophomore, is
~;:~ndidatefo rjuniorsel\ltor .
A~ti\" C inaovrrnmentthrouah
Vo u11.1 Dems for fo ur ynn and
treasurer of Scluno:-cdde 1\a\J,
she is from Wisconsin Rtpids
aMI is m:ajorina in [IOiitical
5elc no:-c.
'"I hue been involvoe-11 in
aove rnrncnt for the pas! four
yean thr(lu&h workln& wilhth.e
Voun1 lkmocrat~ and I now
want 10 become involved in a
diff~rcn t phaK ofaonrnmcntDARRYL GERMAIN
thar of Stude nt Senate." she
rcmuknl .
"" I believe thcrt arc many
Ru nnin,.for th•'ll'niorcbss
problems on t his campus th ~ t w:natot is D~rryl Germain, a
merit in\l:Uiaation. There has junior majorin1 in Fren ch and
bcc na ca ll forthcabolitionof po litical science fromSomc:rsc t .
sophomo re women's OO ursan dl Wi sconsin.
Hi s activitin include a
feel I ~uld work with AWS In
ncwscaUinl posi tio n ,.,·ith. t he
lookin1intoth.lsmattcr.
" l "·ouklliketoscearevision nmpus radio station, WSUS-FM
of rtp rt scn ta tion to St uden t and 1 weekly co lu mnist for lli
Srnatcwth.atthcresidcnceh.alls
uld his main
would have a voice In t he
Senate . There has been ,.,·orlr in qu ali fi cation was his deep
thearraoftcach.crev aluation con~:ern ''about the problems
and I would like toKe this facina this ~am p\tt- and hil
willinJIIeSSIOitlUSt allemfl\tO
cxp~ndcd upon .
'" I want to work for the tolvcthem.'"
GermainSilid he would like to
$tudcn ts on t hese problems
throUJh Student Senate. I wi!! sec womcns" hours abolishtd
bc ca utc women art "capable of
· ..,·o rk ifclccted JuniorSenuor,
deddina thinp forth.cm~oe lvu. "
she concluded.
Jnr q.udJ tob bdo; studies. he
uid th~ ptOJ111m should be
"The "Libenl' candlliatcs in implerncntedassoonn[IO•iblc.
t his election . .,.,'a lly Thiel, Mart , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ,
Dahl. and Len Sippel, have
shown t heir concern in th is
phtsc or uuden t aov'crnmen t.
Th ei r backina of JIIUS·fail
physical educatio n. lmprovoe-11
met hod of academk advilina.
climinulon of so phomore
h. ours. a nd
wo mc n
non-mandatory ciiSii allembnce
rece insmy fullsupport .
" In additio n, if dccl rd . I
would Like toKe an improved
that ! h:.vc been abk to con tact
cnou &h of them on past
occa$ions so I knew how they
would likemf tovotconvarious
iu ucs.
"lkcau~ I h..:l•·c been and
plln to ~ontinuc to be acl ivc in
o ther orpniut ions. I will be
~blc to conta ct my constituent s
and.hOf'Cfu lt y, rcprcscn tth cir
vkw s lnSen31c.'"
AUDREY JOHNSON
Aulire)" Johnwn is the lone
!cnC:e~~r~~rdA J:~~ir~a ~cusi~eo~
edu,otion rmjor, she hails from
PO)"ne tte .
Shch.u~rvrduScnatorfor
tht Rnidfncr llalls. former
KCICUIY Of Residence ~bll
Council, member of Uf!tl rd
Council. proJ111 nl comnu lltc
~h:;:'~~io~o' ~re g1~:~ La:ne;
University
Resid<:nce
lblls
~Gul~"c'U ~1:) a~0 In~~~~~ 'or
RoachlbUCouncil.
" lb ~i"l KIYtd on Student
Senatefor theput yearuone
o f the reprtttn tt tives for the
rcllidcrn::ehllls, l ftt l onc:of the
most important upccts or nut
yca r 'sStu.dcntSc.nl tewUI~to
nrive fOI" mo~ Ubcra l poliel!l
fo r • udcnll In their te1dcm1<:
and50Cialthres,"shereporud .
Who PIIYI for the food and nuues " ·hen t he H loudmobil~ COUll'S 10
SteH-ns Polnt7
Mn . Vidor Bukolt. vi~:e~h..:lirman of .-oluntfcr ~rvkn for t be
Red Cross blood prOJ1~m. said that t he IOQI ch~ ptu of the Red
Croa in Pona,e co unt y pays the food bi ll: th~ bill iupp roxlmalclr
LARRY KRAUS
Larry Kr 11us, politica l s.clc nce
major from Presque Isle, is a
S:~~~t~~~t:.
h. for.
so::~m:~
:~-:l:r~ssi!~at!t:m~~au~:
take!
numerous iUs around eam:/:s.
S80for l hc t"·od~ys th cblooduoobilti1i<>nQmpus.
The local ~h..:lpttr re~:eivu funli$ fr om the Unitelil'und .ofwhich
::: ~~~~iross is part of. and a Portage County Red CrOSI dri•·e in
vol~~~~c!~~~tu:~~~~T~a~b~~:~~:~;e~~r~IC:d .~;uu:~; ~~c:~
are paid for by the national ami
st~tc
Rrd Cro•.
;:~~~::~:~yi~':tsa~t:::p~~~ "~"~""~"~~w~~ wwwn
~~:{~~\1E~fti~~:,! ~ w.s:~1 ~ihirts ~j,
opu ona l l'hy Ed
cour~~: s
mort
&!~~~~h.:~::i~~~~::~:~
a
~
THE SPORT SHOP
I han
st rona behef t hat
:!:
t hese and other plauSible 1deu
103 6 Main St re et
~~'t:S'o~~ - ~!'Y att ent ion ca n be -~~Ji:M:::JA/M/i~:..fA/AIA!J:~.JA/M
ALL YOU CAN EAT !
1~ce et.~JrMJ ffw o1 1~ce slilt
1320 Strong1 Ave.
FRIDA Y, AP11l2.5 , 5·7:30 P.M.
BARBECUE CHICK EN BUFFET
An orla d Yeg•to b lu, Ho m1mC1de Breads , Ch ef's Sol o d
$1.75
FREE ENTERTAli'OIEi'iT
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FOR THE FINEST IN YOUNG MEN'S CLOT HING
Srt~<'n
I 'Qinr . k'iuonsli• J JJS /
SUMMER GRUB SHIRTS AND T-SHIRTS
~~•in
Secretary
.711.
(y Ed Marks and Mike Eve
trt~~~~n11 wo~~o !'lco!!~~,:>~
major (rom
Pr ese ntl y a so ph omo re
lltnllor, he is also chal11pan of
~cn:J,ecr PS'cb~~~e ~~~~o~~c :f~u~
. .."'
LEN SIPPEL
Theonlynndidateforttnate
r.nli:~Ulc. sckn~:e
Sophomore Senator .
Treasurer
Vice Pres.
Point mtank
· ~~,1.'.
..It_....
tG
Solids and Sll·ipcs
All Col ors
THIE.L
mcthodofreprc~~:ntationonthe
StudentScntle . Senatecanbc
effec livclf,andonly if,ltudents
tl"\' we ll aware of m.alttrs and
r.t~\~ie~cof.~~~~;d~ •rc~,~~:~
ncryefort to invcJiil,ate the
various f o rou of st udents
aonrnmentsott «"lPUtc lacross
t he nation In an effor t to
mot~Crnize a~~d imp rove our
p!e$Cnlstructurt ."
WANTED:
ROLLER SKATE SILENCERS
Con tact Siasefi, Park Ridge
Hilton
r!
l:::o=============:;~
FYREFLIES
(5.Pil ce AU Girl land)
F.IDAY, APIIl25
THE FURYS, PART ll
5ATUIDAY AND SUNDAY
APIIL 261h a nd 27th
THE ECHO
6 '/:a MilesN.W. efSt.ven•Polnt
Left oH Hlehway 10
,1\ b I an'ttrn .
Busy students like a pleasing atmosphere when dining out
':or some reason, (hey pick The Lantern.
341.-1414
.t
~:~JJ;;;~:.
ACROSS
v
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Apll24. 1969
THE POINTER
c)tousing Officials
\'liold Seminars
With Home Owners
HouJin& oHiclals here have
~c:hedukd temlnan today for
ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA
The tltttrs of Alph.l Sianu
Alpbt- proud to announce
the insltllation oft new eh.l pt~r.
It is Delta Alpha 11 1he
Univers.il)' of Ttmpa ln T1mp1,
Florida.
Siuen Ellen Alhen and·
!lkd&e Dianne Lfpmann htve
been Kketed to to to sc hool in
Ewopo:nut..:mesttr.
The pled~ we~ Involved In
tbia;sis hllntLut Sunday,and•
soc ii\ p thtrilli for all t he
ac t ives and pledt;esfollo"·Wtl
l ~rson.
DELTA ZETA
Sue Pooch was inst alled
re cently 11 Pr esiden t of
PanhellenicCo11ncil
As 1 money makin& projctt,
the DZ' a ha~c pbnned a
rumma,c n lc on S3tu!day May
10.
This yur Thua Lambda
Chapter at St. Norbert's in Wut
~Pne is hostina Delta Zett
Stttcdly.ltwillbc:hdd on~by
) . Zcu Chi's tncndin& 11e:
President , Cuol Krohn; Advisor.
1:1« ()«lewis: Ktth)' Orukr
and JoyccNo•-otn)'.
Toni&llt the DZ'sarchavinaa
pledacuc~nseandbur suppcr
wit hth eTd«.
The Bi1 Sist~B and Litlk
Sistrn a« pllnning a supper at
!':lui's Bar t il~ lut we<ktnd in
Aprlhc membus of Delta Zeta
sorority have wontlleoveraU
tllenlll contut for homtromin&
ne:o;tyur.
SIGMA PHI EPst LON
l il t week the brotllusof
Sl&ma Pill Ep$ilon "''orfr;ed on
~~rveral odds and ends. They
E~tlC:~o! 11 eK:~o~ru:~n~~~~ ~
llrkiSu.nd ay .
,The OO Uta' will be the lollnJC
u Ll~t year. It will run from
Jordan 10 l ~non l'ark . Afler
the rilct an all Greek Party will
OOheklal lvcrw n.
SaturdaytllcSi&Epsplatla
date party. Tllra~ndaincludn
ro as lin& ho i do&s and
llamburgc nonr llol c~ ls.
PINNINGS
lton Bahncc of Sjama Phi
' Ep5ilon and Sur ForSoOth of
' Aiphal'hi w rorit y,
lou l properlY ownen who
provide
off.camp u l
TAU KAPPA EPSILON
ar:commoda tionsforlt~en\1.
Four ~esdonJ, bc:alnnln& 11
l au weekend tiLe Tckc
colony from Plattcvilk: came to
Point and pvea party at lake
Shttwooo.l for the: Eplilon Nu
chapte r.
The new chapter will be
instaUe<JatPlattnillconMayll
byEplilonNuchapter.
O n Monday , 1 p led•
tathan&e was held with the
7:.30 p.lll in the Frank,Uo_yd
Wrl&)lt Loun&c of theU ruvcnaty
Center. are bcin& atflnted by
Mel K..us,director ofoff-c:ampus
Is
Alpha
planned
Si&S.with
Tonlaht
the DZ's.
ancxcAhan&c
beer ..
sup~~! B~.[~:~:'arother dinner
will be held in Wisronlin Rapids
onFriday.
·
no~.'$:· like our proarams to be
1nformative50larrdlordsc:anbe
kepi k nowled~able o f current
housillj probkms - our staff
wanu to ILa'e more than "
cuAodial maintenance wit h the
people who )\ave room• for our
stud enu,"headvixd.
The xmlnn s~ken and
subjects are : Ray Specht ,
!~~~·~~~
rct~!' ~~is~!n ~~rJs r:~
~~~!n~nr.!'j;~~~~vg~~
p.apc r drin.
hwla!~c 5e~~:t t:,C.d: 111~~~
:::~~of all the fntemitiu o n
fP~ve brothers of Tu Kappa
Epsilonhavebrcndcctedtothe
Univer5ityActivitics8oanl.
I
stGMAPI
WHILE NAnONAL liUAIY WEEK is· being celebroted ond scholors ore
Resources Center becovse of LJ Urike. The strike will probobl y extend
The brothel1 o( Si!lma Pi will
the hoped-for JonvLJry, 1970. completion 'dote. (Mel Glodowski Photol .
observing if, wo1k hos tempo1orily been svspe~ed or the _new leornit~g
th is weekend (Of the annual
Orchid BaU. A diftncr dance
followed by swimmln& will be:
thchi&hli&bts.
Min Bu b Otodr.i from
StrvensPolnthasbrcnxle"ed
The nine Wisconsin State
Summer uuion Audent
as Orchid Ball Queen ..
Universities ue .cceptlna bodle1 are made up o f rtaular
Plans >Ore brin.a made for
applications for summer 5estlons yen Jludenu ront llluln& t ~ir
Parent's Day. May 10. Rich
Four studenu in the Mad ison and Yvon~ Sto ftet ,
Manuel is the dLlirnLin and will department of home economics Mar shfield , who will intern at
The UAB Trippe rs will be
be: llo$15ttd by 10eial chairmen, receive<,! le tt e11 o f appointment the Indiana University Me<.llc• l spelunkin& in New lhbon
repo111.
sc hoo l sraduatcs aettin& 1 fut
DanTeplcskyandPatCrolt.
tomorrow and Sa turday ,
recently to the d ie t etic Ccn tcr. lndl;anapoliJ.
Fo r th e first time, 1ummn start on their university a.r«rl.
lloth Miss Kieffer an d Miss
TIIC cost of the trip is only
lntetnihipPfOJI:Im.
cla~es abo will be conducted at
Da tes for the re1uilr
They an: L,l'nn K ldf~, Stoffela]soiLavebeenacceptcd S l . SO, wh i ch inc l udes the new bruch camptuu at ei&ht-wcek ~-tssions are J une
Wtusau, who will mtem 11 Kina u dietititns in the Air Force transportation and food . Fond · du Uc. Rioe Lake tnd 16-Au,g. 8 at Elu Claire, La
Coun ty ll uborview llospital, Mediul SpccUlist Corps and will Participants must brin&tlr.cir
Richland Cen ter .
Cro515C, O$hkosh, Rinr FaUs.
Sut tl e; Eleanor
Danber become Air For~ second ownslccp in1bap.
The &roup will kave the Sta~edr~:~~!t!~c~!;~sctatn!~ ~~e:dnsd:0~~ ~~dutR1~'l~!:
Lcmmetls,Rhinelander,whowill lieuten:lll ts.
The Air Force internship. univnsity at 4: 30 p .rn. on
int ern at the Universi ty of
th an 20,000 students to enro U tbtcs 11 PlaUcviUe arc June
M i nn eso t a ll os pi tal , reside n(y prosrarnconsistsof I J
Friday and n:turntftrr 10 p.m. for the eiJht-weck sessions, with 9·AUI. l , at Rii;h la.nd Center
Minn eapo li s ; Gail Miller monlhlinthc civililnapprovcd
~not he r 1,000 auindin&shortcr ·J un e
IO·AUJ . 2 a nd at
on~t:r~~yfOf
the tr}p ,.ill be worll shopt and instit utes durin& Whitew>O tcr J une II · Au&. S.
Auerbach , Musha U, "'' ho will intcrns.hipofthelrodlviduallown
intern at the University of choico: plutsi~ months residency held in tiLe t Unll<'l tO!lay from
Fees for the ei&ht·weel:
th esummr r.
8 :30a.m. untiii : JOp.m.
Wi sco nsin Medi cal Cen ter, in an Au Force llospita l.
Tht Trippers returned to
Stevens Point onS atuf\lay,Apr.
12, aftt r vi'litin& St. LQ,Liis,
~hlnnnoth c..-•. l ouisville an d
C hicaso. Som·c spc lunkin& wn
dune .
By J udyBroek.ina
A m~e t in1ofaU who,.·e nt o n
tho trip will be held on Monday,
be: trnelin& to land 0' lakes
Four Students Receive
Letter Of Internship
UAB Trippers
Will Explore
State Caves
Broo ke Armstro"i. ,\lphl
Si&ma Alpha to J oh n
Nortemann.
Si~~oma Pi. Doua Cy~b
Jr,nlicKd Mia Ranee Flrt chrr of
Waupun.
Brotherhood
Gives Honor
To Johnson
lti chard R . Jo hnw n , a
freshman hne. hu won an
u.hibition award inthcdevcntll
annul i Nation1l lutheran
Student Ar t .,\wu<J PrQ&nm
s pon so red by Lutheun
Brothuhood, a futernal
insur~ncrwcie l)' .
Mr . Jo lln1o011 is t hesonoi Mr.
and :>Irs. Gtor&e C. JohMonof
1 12 Grcnbriir A•-cnue, Strvcns
Point. II~ recri•·ed a ns Uniud
StunSavin&s Bondforltis,.·ork
" The lbptll.t" made of lead,
The S8 winnina art "'orki in
the program were selected from
4 91 e ntr ic• submlucd by
studentsa ttcndin& 98sehools.
The sqcic ty
has award ed
S2,800.00 to studenu and
l uthcranschoolltheyattendin
thisyear'sprop:om. ln ch.lde<Jan:
purdL>O~ S of nin~ entOO for
luthuan Brotherhood' s
permanent all coUrction.
Anuhibitofthewinnin11rt
works is bcinlj. fntwed durin&
l utlltran B•otlltrlr.ooo.t's lith
annual FiM AIU Festiwa l Apr.
14 · May3atlheSoticty'shome
:rfi~c~ 8AI~t p~cr~:·!~ ~f I ~~e ut~i:
should be
n•eetin&.
brou,ght
to
ABC MATC HES
t his
11~11 ABC turns stuted tiLe
sc-mi·final matches fail Sunday.
R~sults follow: Knut~en. 19(),
ll an5en 60; Nr~le 225, Stcine'r
10 ; Baldwin 125 , Steiner, ·20:
ll ye r JO , Wa tso n -S;Buu ouahs
0. Dd.r;cll -30: Schmtccklc -10,
Roach- IS.
Ken Matzdorf
Is Recipient ·
Of Fellowship
Ken ncthMandorf,aKniorat
WSU .S tenn s
Poi nt , was
re cent\)' informed thai he hat
been f,llntcd a Nation1lDtfensc
Education Act fellowship at
North tbkou State Unlv.uity.
As an undervaduate, Ken it
majorin1 in lt uo ur ce
Manai:~n~nt with an emphasis
oa •oils. ll is gnd...ate .,.·ork will
00 eith~ r in soil futilit y and
pbnt nul1itionor$OIIphyli~;S.
The NDEA Fellowship is an
award for merit and covers the
tint three yuu of &UdUJte
"udy to~!d the Ph.D. The
fdlo,.·ship is crsntcd to preJ»rc
thr studtnt fora po~iblccaKu
as a co llt&e tca ~her.
Ken. who it a utivc of
Plymouth , Wiscon sin, will begin
hisworl:at tbkotaStatein July .
Uninuity while
Western Michl&ln
u~h':tyWsu-sr
Last Sunday Nuk hosted a
~o~~uarcdanctwit h StevePn:chas
Fellowship
Chooses
Officers
Y-Dams Will Elect
Their New Officers
There will he an important
mectin& of t he Y· lkm l on
Wedn~ay , Apr. JO. at 8 :00
p.m. in Room 201C.C.E icction
of new officers forthecominz
STUDENT sPEAKING .•
(C"<mtlnutJfwmpg:t 11
of new and improved se rvices for
tlr.cnewbicnnium.
Anoth~r area of ooncer n.
Dteyfus said, is in the ~rn of
freshmen enrollment for nut
lnt~r!~~sity0J~~tfa': Fe~~ws1h~~ important
~::r :i~~e':rnectinc.
h~~- :::e:m~~r~ t~~;~~Lnt:\1Cr~~~e~~c~::l
::
his s:rrnc time. This. he Slid,
!\c:~P~~~;nt; o:lim~ •J11c0~t~i :~~e.for
Ea &k ltiver. Kaetuy; Jim
Washbwn of Montci!Q, treuuKr;
:~:o~~na Schroeder of Antill'.
Ou l &oinl pr~sidtnl John
Brene man &ave hisfin>O I \all:and
Car l Swutman, l~lc 1\>0ff
a new position,
Gre1 Bull.ltd and Vane<:
ller YuSI' rcl.lttd what they
l houaht $Orne o f I.Y:, 10ats and
~~~c~b:. for the comin& year
lmlllC'di>Otc ptr.ns 'of t htaroup
incl ud ed tiLe an nual sprin1
mi&ht necessitate wrnk Jo;ad
incuaiiO:S for faculty members
;~~~r~a1u:r~~\:~.
problems in
The president Jnnounce<J
plans for WSU having a branch
campus in london. En&]and,
~~~ t he program to start next
1\e s:rid the $t udtntswhowiU
participate in the program have
caUc1.
On Wednesday the annua l
hallcouncil conccntionwnhckl
fot the offices of president.
vi ce- president, secretary,
trcuurcr , pa:rliamentarian and
reporter. Elections a rc beln&
., .. ,,. , .
.
-·ll·..=.
:. t
.
held today b)' ICcrel
thtdcsk .
~llotal
STEINER HALL
Steiner held thei r fLfst car
wuh last Saturday, More c:r.r
washesaretobchcldin the
oominaSaturdays.
Steiner fowth rloor pro~c<J
their skill in the all~orm
buk.etball ciLampioNhi p in the
weeks bcforc Euler vaation.
and on Mar. 29 t hey ( hccred ~I
t he victory which won thrm the
a ll- umpus championship ,
Intramural ba5ebaU is no,.·
&ellingundc r way.
Boxifll&lovesean now 1M'
checked out atthcSteincrdcsk
forusebylllSteill<'rrncn .
The Bl1 Brother Pr ogr:am is
now wcUundcrway.Childrrnof
thcucasicncdupfor abrothe r
have alrtid)' bun contacte<J,
and many nc al:udy enjo~·ina
the· beMfits of close r human
'"'
HOT F1SH SHOP
Featuring Seafood and Steaks
DOWNTOWN STEVENS POINT
THE BANK
WITH A
STUDENT
CHECKING
ACCOUNT
FOR YOU
BILL'S PIZZA.SHOP
RADIO DELIVERYU
344-9557
Home Cooking
with
Homemade
Pies and
Cookies
The Only Meat-Ball Sandwich
In Town
Open Doily
Ind ividual
S:JO A.M. - 2:30 A.M.
~~te~a.i9~1 in~u~:c~=
Cl~t ~-~ights
257 Dlvldon
s.r..t
SIO a week and meals In the
cafe terias will 0011 about S2 a
day.
At Pi&eotl Lak e Fkld Station
opera ted by t he WSU syste m
near Drummond, field biology
r:~:·r~1nc w2l~l ,:: A~:.nd2u~~~
pro&rJms in map ping, ou td oor
educa tion and 311 etluc~tion ,..;u
opcratcA\lli . I0-10.
Students nu~· obtain more
information hy writing to
summer ~ssion dire~torsa t nch
nmpus and, for in forrua l ion
abou t Pigeon l al:c progrants. to
the WSU ~~~em Qfficc, 1' . 0 .
Bo:o;'/ 12. Ma<lis<>n.
Vets Club
Places 2nd
In Bowling
The Vets Club ""'t list
Thursday cvcntng 3n<l "'tit
prrsc:ntedwithatrophyb)' thdr
bowling tcan1 "'' hkh rlac~-d
SC'l-o n<J in t he c.;amput ka~u,· .
The Vets diseu~·.t th..· rules
~~;ct. he Sil!n oa l'hi l:t•i-llon .:anoc
ThcKcondannuaiSi:l!><'fi·Vt•t
"O..m FishinaCont~sl" wa~ hd<J
on Saturda)' wi th tlw s~h · s
winnin& th~ ncnt. l'ri1n "''""'
givrn f_or the hif,S.<'~\ fish .:~uj: hl ,
most fr~h ca uj:l_lt hr ~ <inj!.k· n1an
and the rnon f<§hforth•·.:luhas
awltok- ,
T~nil!; ht
thcH' will t><• ~
n~ttrngforlhcVd $.
Stcitlcr men arc tryin&: to
better community relations b)'
pcrformin& odd johs for oldcr
pcoplconSaturdaymorni np.
rr~
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2 Debaters
Compete In
Tournament
~-:,~!~t.yi~!.w~nd ~~~~~ ~
p.J~hallptcsidcnt.
were instilled Monday, Apr. 14,
Officers arc Grca; Bull.lrd of
Fond du lac:, president: Vance
~f!~~uebu~~t'.;, 1~lnn:::~.
•Mic:bia•n
defcatln&
NEALE HALL
Mr. Funk Hatc h tll-okc at 1
hall councilmectinaon"Howto
br tru e to your!itlf." He stret.Scd
thcphy-licalexprr ssio n ofthc
body in tan&ibleworkssuchu
paintinaandoonstruction.
C.ro i Schuluwuselcctcdto
be>Ore$idcn t assistan tfor t he
1969-10 school year. <.'uol is
presently a student amisunt >Ond
lEADING THEil LEnEIS OF ACCEPTANCE !o !he diete!ic intern,hip progrm 011
seoted left !o righ1 Yvon ne Stolle!, Eleonore 0o'lber lemmens, Ond lynn Kieffer,
home e-conomi" studenh. Stonding is Miu Bonnie McOonold, dietetics prog<om
odviser. Unable IO be present for !he picture wos Goof Miller Auerboch.
suslons for full time students
will be aPf!rOxlmately S1S for
rcsiden .ts and S 190 f~r
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HALL-A-DAYS
Minn .
The Fine Aru Festival is pan
of luth eran Brotlr.erlr.ood's
utcnsive hllemal activities
piOJ!Im for which 1.2 million
dollars halllcenbud&rtcd in
1969.
T wo WSU -SP deb a ters
competed in the Chia.&o
Na t iona l Novice Debate
Tournament from Apr. 11-IJ.
The team of Mark Dillman
and Duane Wunsehendedwitha
1·1 record meetin& dduts by
the U.S. Nilitvy Ac:~demy , New
York, 0.11mouth CoUep:. New
Hampdlire, Wake Forut Co llcp:,
Nortb Carolina, C.lifomia
Institute o f Tcchnoloay ,
Cali f o rn ia, I owa State
WSU's Expect 17,000 For Summer School
Spring Trip
Participants
Will Meet
ENGAGEMENTS
associate "Student Landlord
Re lationships ;" and hlllC'S
Rusco director of Smith Hall.
"life ina ReJidence H~U."
Karg Aid participanll will
clloose the !lfminar to attend ;
near t he en d of the meetina. a
s ummu'iution of etch
disc:u$1io nwillbe&ivcntotlle
total amemb ly.
A recrptlonispbnned.
S.rttd With Hot Jtallon lt90d ond Tontall&ltlf Red Souc.
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Do we lhlnlt.
or iust lhinlt
welhinlt?
You'dbec.uelul.wouldn"t
you.not!olellhievesinloyour
home!
·
Bulhaveyoueverlhough!ol
beingju!>lascarelulabout
;:!,~1~ ;~;nc~::~~ne;s~:
YourJhooghlsnoJonlydelerminethekindoflileyou
le~d. bul the kind of person
rouare.
John H. Wyndham,C.S.B..
ofTheChristian&ienceBo;ud
ollectureship,hasproYtnin
his own p!isonri·Of ·war
uperience how~nunder ­
standingoiCodasdrvmeMrnd
~~:el:t~:~~~c~~o~ ~:;P
onesurvivethemO!IdtnJOJalizingplesuttes.evrnbrainwashing.
Mr. Wyndham's 1emukable
ex~ritll(eswillberecounled
inhtStalkentitled "Oo We
Think,orJustThinkWe
Think?"
Yooandyoulfriendsare
mostcordialt1invitet1to
a\Jendthisheepublic lecture.
Christian Scie!lce~ture
Thurt., Apr. 24 41t ·a P·"'·
In Rnr Church •f Chn•t
Sdtnlbt, 2800 M•ln Sl,.._i
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Netters Drop
Two Meets
Apri124,1969
~- Oui.d!JO«
ByDueCrr hore
~b•·r )'O u o:vcr hunl a pnirk
.- h, ~ kr n
boom? I t 's 1n
rxpbirncc t hat I "''On't soon
forll"l .
AI this t in~ o f )~:.r, the
r ~mnJn t pop ulatio n of prahir
chkl.rns in .. rnt ral Wisco ntin
rou throuJh its annu l
L'O urUhipaml malinJ rilual.Just
~ fort sunrise, thr OO<Ck binls
anin at sm:~ U arru in oprn
.. o untr y which they haye
!~~~~~~ as t hrir "booml nr
.
Fo r a pcriodof t hrrehoursor
so. thry display the brilliant
o~~P' f.liCSo ntheirnec ks, drum
the11 feet on the 1round, st rut
abou t , fil!htwithucho the r •nd
lrncra lly dcmonst~te thrir
<'.\ce llcn cc u
n11k pnirk
chick<' I\$ .
Alorc with aU this, they
"boom". Pr tcnon's " A Field
Guldct o thcBinh"~
th1 s
so und
as" ... a
ho llow
~:;:~~!~~~~~e:Ou~o·,~d:C:y
blo.,.·in&acrout hcopc nln&ofa
Cun.Co labottk ."
l suppo5l' !hat con•·cya thc
idu. but to rnlly appn:ci•te
boomin& rou hal'<' to lil in a
drafl ycanusblindandhu rit in
! he rold. Jrey light o f fa~
dawn . It 's a mournfu l •. iuuntin&
sound !hat is imprrsS~ve i n iu
1'<'1 )'
Unn&e nus. No c~k
phraunt, mourninJ dove,
barn)':ml roost n, drumming
J IOUS.C orow lrvo:rmadeaJOund
like that ,
And "'' hit's it all for? To
a line! female pnirie ~hkkrns,
o frou~ . Some time after the
boominJ has Nru n, the hens
oJriftin andslo" 'ly"'·alkabO\I t in
t he boomin1 Kround, namining
cachc~kinthe l cnitoryhchas
.
established. If a hen is smi tt en
;~:n:ce~~~~~~lar male bini.
If none of the cocks
imp r(""S he r as a tksi rable
ma le . she turns a oo kl , bro,.·n
and whi l( sho ulder on all the
~~~~~~~~~=~~ ~~~~~~ ~r~~:
boomi na~tround .
Su " 'ho car~$
c hick~n s! ll\~rt
~bout prairie
aren't many of
themlrftinWisco~in,)'Ouca n't
hun! them and mo~t people will
nr•·n be ~blc to see t hem. Ju st
! hc ~me. anumbnofdrdita lcd
individuls hnc done a h~~&e
amount o f .,.·or k in onlcr to
li ludy the prairie ehieb n and
knpit ali~c .
Wh y! l ean'!spukfort!Km,
but in thr short ume that I ru.~e
known !he Prlirk chicken, 1
havednlopcda stro n&affection
for it .
It'& a co mfort to me to know
In Adion
~~~·~.•t~.u:~~~~~gt~:
By Due Burton
WSU.Stenns Poi nt 'a tennis
' team opened ill 11n10n last
weekend bydefntina Uk eland
F r iday an d bowlna to
o;~n!e ren ce fou £au Claire and
Os.hkolh onSa tunlay .
Coach Lyn n Blair's netmen
traveled toShcboypnonfriday
and defea ted Ukeland CoUqc,
6-l . Vid oriousln sinJ).uapinU
the Mu rides were Mike Dowiina,
Tom Wa ll.chlacrcr. Ed
Te r zy n 1 k l. and Ji m
Vanden ll euval The turns o f
Waym ire and Terzynski and
to $I:C that in the midst of a
world tlu.t .eema bent on
poiso':' in a,. f ria hteninJ, and
o;, nfuunr ll ~ti! to deat h with
the _ut most in o;,mpu~rrized
effic~tncy, lh«e few I WYivors
g( n 10 o n with th.c.ir ancient
rituals as t houah the hu man
t urmoil around them did not
txist.
At !he entra nce to J~rson
Park , t!Krestandsalitt luian . lt
A)ll, "No Dop Allowed . Police
Ordetli", PI'l'lumab ly, tbcn ,yo u
ean'tlet yourdiJi run looiiC,or
WaUsc hla.c:~ r andVandrn !lcuval
alsowon ind01.1blu.
Su urd ay, the Po inte rs
competrd in adoublcdua1mul
It Oshkosh, lolinJ to t he host
Tit ans, 8- 1, and to Eau Claire,
~h:"C:n'~rJ! ~~ ~.:a;~·k~~~=
I'll concede that JOmedopgJn
be unwelcome visitors to a
pub lic park, But how about
motorcycles?
Dwin& the last few weeki. I
have been ulin& the paolin
h erson Pa rk fo r fl y-il nd
plua-castlns pranic:e. On 5e~nl
occasions I've 5ecn rolltre·l&e
ju~enikl roarin& and lnorlinJ
their mo t orcyd~ abO\It on the
foot Piths and over thebrld~s
whllr youn& ehildRn, o ld men,
and even a fewstny do&swr re
prr 5e ntinthepark.
Now I ask you ·which is
mon h aza rd oua, mo n
unpkaAnt , and more untuited
to the very natuR of a park : a
doa o r two. or a couple of
mindleSi idiouhot-loddinat hcit
mototc)'clcsaround o n the foot
paths?
Yo u tnay well ask in n: t urn.
"W hathasa llthisaot !odowi th
!he ouhl oors1" I'll an rmp l to
ans11·rr . Man ~chqu ie t ,shad y
p~Cell in whic h tO Uti(!C the
ltrtCU,thcback)llnlS,,nd !ht:
prcss o f ot!K r pcOf! lc. Tlut'a
why par ks, lati:C and sma ll , are
~crahtished and main tainnl.
Quiet .andevcndi lut cdforml
of w ildn ess, arc prc(io us
resou r ces, The nOn-<:~is t cn t
muff1 ~r s, squ~alina tires, yow lin&
radios, and empty, drunken
NUo,.·s of an infan tik min01it y
ha~e no riJht to dis tur b the
pcuc thll others need, in park ~.
in thcirhomu.or any ..·herc.
Noill<' pa ll ution is a~ bil a
faclmin thedetcrioratio n of thr
hu man environment u is air
pollution . II mustbccliminllcd.
..
,
THESE STEVEN S POINT BOYS climbed on to the roof of the WSUS·FM
b roodcosr boo th to ger o view of the boseboll dovble ·heo der Soturdcy
agoinu
Whi,rew~ter o t
A.,inu dc fendinsoon fen:nc:e
tlu.mpion Oshk osh, t he only
Poin ter to win wusillhlinrlcs
man Jim Vandenlleuval, who
won In three tell, 3-6,6-2,6·'2.
Wallschlacpr and Trnynskl
defuted rheir Eau Cla ire
oppanents in sin&lcl but the
Pointers trai led , 4- 2, JOin& into
the doubles. The fint tWO teams
in doub les, Tom Ca ttana ch and
Dow lina and Waym ire and
Tenyn.lki won to tic: t he match
• tfour-all,butWa llschlacarrand
Vandcn l-leuvat wtre dd ntcd,
6-2and lO ~in t hirdd oublcs to
aivet hcwint othe BIU&olds.
The Poi ntrn , who fin ished
foW1h in the WSUC lut year,
have ltYen lett er men back from
lilt ycu'sl(luad, and hope to
actba cko nthewi nnin• u ack
this Frid ayatlaCrow: , They'll
relurn home Saturday 10 host
Platteville .
Bvkolt Park. !Mike Dominowski Photo!
Pointers In Action
Golfers Post Win Cindermen Trounce'
In Home Opener
St. Norberls, 97-48
By Oonl'l'arrtn
SVM MA FIV
~.0 floloy · lu SPC McK oy,Wln
L""bnor,Piotl"'l
Mtlo 1'1"" • tu H o ~ o 151'1, 1P
BASE BAL L - Friday ; AT La Crow: (2), 1:00 , Sat urday ; AT
Pbt tcwille , (2) 1:00 p.m., Tuesday ; Oshkosh, II EKE, 1:00.
TR AC K - Saturday; at Lawr ence Qwdqnau lar. Wednesday ,
Marquene, II ERE, 2: 30.
OO LI' - Fr iday ; Tri:lnJular u La Crow:. (La Crosse and Stout).
Tuesday; UWM, II ERE.
TENNIS - Friday; AT La Cros:.c, 3:00, Sa lu rday; AT Pbttevillc,
11 ;00,
Oohllo.ot51'),3T-d OO \SNI, ~ : 35
I:IOI"d. " lllfo o · htP'- 1"11 151'1, 2
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while hun dred• of WSU Slude nu
he-o~dcdJOuth. 2 7dic-hardskicrs
Plotlni(Sf'(H on ... ISN). :U .t
Otoc~ o · 1• .Joch"'on lVI
spen t t heir ti me in !he spriJii
snows of Utah , where th e sun
bntsdo11·n . The trip ,sponsorrd
by the WS U Ski Club,lncludd
s" daysofskiinJin l he\\'uatch
Mo uniJin s.
Members partleipllinJ in the
ski pany includ ed Marcia llor ll.
Lynn Stanley, Rob Ktisl iniki,
Ti m Mert ens, Fred Lucdr;, M ~ ry
Ann Farnswo rth , Jane Cluna,
1\;~~ns Punon, Charlie Schull!,
Ge ne Swiont~k and Di.:lnc
Peters. AIJO in the party wue
Ellen Goodud. Jo hn Wyssli11J,
Don Benzel, Lois ~hiler. Sue
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"Joyous use of imagery, color, and spontaneity .
Do go see these films!" - Tht 01 1fy Cill(rxnln (UC •I BIIA tlay)
WS U · Stevens
l' o i n l' s
basketball learn, which recently
eo mplcted a 19·5 ~eaJOn, will
haveachancetoawcnaconco f
the ir loan as they will be
o;,mprtina in the first annual
Nor t h Puk Toumamtnt 11
ChiCIIlo Dec. 29-30. Other teams
bclidcsthcPointcrsandthchost
Vikinp will be Clarion Colle&C'
andCentn l Colltp:of lowa.
No rt h Park wO\Ind up wil ha
2 1·5 re co rd last ycuand went
on to taktconsolatio n hononin
t he NCAA Great Lakes RcJional
CoUere Division Toum ament.
P'~ ' ~""
For Moiher's Day, 1\Iay llth
Gene sis I
-Sent1b ly PrfcodondTrvlyDIHeront
Eo chl lom o lroo• u,.
We Glh Wrap leoul ifully Free of Chorgo
llrstrnbrrgrr".a
Downtown
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COLE SLAW
FRENCH FRI ES
ROLLS 'n BUTTER
BEVERA GE
S.rwint from Fridoy Noon to Midnithf
Holiday Inn
of
Sto110na Polnt
PHONE
341-1340
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Olarming Gifts
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April 29 - UWM and UW · Waus;au ex tension
May ! - AT Lawso ni:ICC(Ripa n and Beloit).
May '2 - AT River Falls with Plane~ LUe
May 3 - Lakeland lnv itationa1atShtbonan
Ma ySl - AT Northland
May iO - ATSupc riorwithEauClairc
May 16· 17 - Conference Mee t at Ocroktt' CC (~hd ison)
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A two-hou r collection of th e fi nest
. experimental and docu mentary
fi lms being produced by exciting,
new student fi lmmakers.
Wisconsin Roou1 at Unh'ersity Cen ter
Tuesday, llfay 6 and Wednesday, May 7
7:00 and 9:30 P.M.
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April 24, 1969
THE POINTE A
Pointers Sweep Pair F,rom Warhawks
By TIM LASCH
Walkner Wins
Nightcap With HR
8 y l\mlasch
WSU-StevenJ Point's baseball
tnm &ot ofr toa fast~tartiniu
Hut eo nfncncc action by
s,.·eepin' a do ubkhudu from
WSU-Whitewatcr. S-:! andJ.(l,at
Bukolt Park last Saturday. The
Jrco nd oontnt wen t ti&ht
innin&s.
·
l"he Pointcnoombincdmona
'*'hin& ,.·ith tin,.,lyhi11in&and
l[ood ddcnscc in ~-..·ccf'inl the
I'Olir from thr hi&hly rcp rdcd
Warhawks
Stc•·cns f'oint U now 2-0 in
tht' WSUCand 6-3o•·craU.whik
Whitcwatn llrO(lptd to 0·2 and
!--I marks.
Sc~c~~c~a'jun~ 1 ·ft;!';:!•'sr~~~
lkcr. St:t do -..n thr visnon on
ju~t t"o hln in the 'i~ innin&s he
,.o fktd in the flnt pntc. Ron
Crundccnrcbcwdin thc soewnth
andwntouchcd fora homerun
t he dancuout Pak111C and Ted
Van Thullerw on 110und balb
toendthc:lnnina.
The Pointcn. nKanwhile,
ooukl do Unk bc:ttcr with the
offcrinpoffro5\ . IICIOtOut of
~w:kj!tm~=i~~:~~~~~~lcof~~~t~~
t l&ht spot in the c vcnth. Aficr
one out ,Ccne Jack lin&lrd and
Bob llcnnlnl walkcd, but Cene
~land tined hard to left for the
xcond qut and Marv Andenon
Ocw out to dccp center r~eld to
send the_pmeintoextra lnninp.
Rinen thtlcr opcned the
Polnterci&hthwitha walkand
advanced to JCCOnd as lbtTis
also walked. After Canuo
fanned, Pointer Co-Captain Tom
Walknu drovca l -lpitchovcr
the left f~eld fence to bKak up
t hcJ:::'"action for Coach J im
Clark's 5quad will be this
Thr Pointers pvc Sctur aU weekend :u they travel to U
thl-support ht ntclkdwithl CroJK and Plattuilk on Friday
and Satunlly,rupectivdy, fora
fourrunoutbur~otinthcccond
tnninJ. Aftu one o ut, pair of WSUC doublchnden.
iOphomorc Cent hck bc:ltcd a
lone horm run over the center Potntcno FlRST GA)("£
All R u tbt
fio:kl fence. Sob llennin& wu Hun.. a
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lh...,cm-ai, hlbactcnto forcein
···-· 0001001- 2
1 run, but hr stru~k out C1e1
Stevtl\ll Point .... OU OOOx--6 ,
f'ooktoendtheinnin&.
E - B<fntley. Btuot. 38-lknt·
The- o thtr Whitewater run lry. HR·J ack, P&leuc. LOB·
carm in the S<'>·enth -..·hen Paul Stevr,.. l'otnt a. Whltewat.r a,
Paleuc pii:ked on a Kon WP·ScUcr. P8·Anderwon. HBP
Crunt.lcen bstbal.l and drove it 8)" E<:kati"OITI Lc.u-u.ol, by Sci ·
o•·crthecenterfio:ldfencc-for a 1er {WOjnto ).IP S-Hant..
II R rr bb M
homerun.
Stephen• tL) 2 6 6 4 2 2
t 3 0 0 3 3
Scturtook the ..·in and Dick E<:k•trom
Scurr tWJ e 2 1 o 6 4
Stephe.u -..·uthe lot.in1 pit~hfl. Gnmdtm
1 2 1 1 0 1
The ltl'Ond pme dc•·elopell
intoa flnepitchersduclbct-..·ccn
St:OOSU Q.UO::
Tom Riucnthller o f the Potl'tr no
All R H rtll
Pointers and BiU Frost of the Harria. u
l
1 I 0
Warha,.·ks. 8oth hudcn pvc up Ca.ruao. 2b
2
0
0
0
4
1
l
3
just fourhiuandstl\lck out fi•c Walkncr, rf
1'1!t.cr.on, 1b
3
0
1 0
oppolin&b.acters.
3 0 1 0
Ritlcnthakr, a sophomore Jack, tf
f rom Bua boo who JUU ~~'1bcf
~ggg
thcsli.::~·~r::~"!:,.~~~ :r:' ~:r~:~!~~~~~~·a~:.~:;t,~:~~-~-~~
stronaly agn:e- whynoljust ~ve thcwinnln& teaminc,chdtvtst:On
rmet for the championship? The way it iii set up now, a team With
thcejchthworstrccoldinthcleacue<:anconccivablyerncr&enthe
champion.
The New York Mets of the ABA sure put up a hard r~ght · e •·cn
t ftcr Lew Alc:indor had signed with the Buckli,they litillpicked him
u t hrir r~n~ round choi«. This lnds m" to believe t hat the ABA
held thciT draft 1 month aJO. I don"t think any ABA team should be
si&ninJ its players to more t han one ycarcontracts. benusc tbcrc
won't be an ABA if t he nc~t a"ason IIi IS bad as this one was.
bcfore~llinJthe finalout .
~an~ed· 1~11
' '
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:
GENE JACK, one of tfte t.in ing stors in the Poil'lters double·
fteoder sweep over Whitewoter losr Soturdoy ot Bvkolt
Pork, is retired on o g rovnd boll ot Wo1howk first bosemen Ted "von Thutlt nor in the fourth inning of the lint
game. Jock o lronsfer from Rollins College il'l Florido, hod
o home run ond o sing le in Lhe opener ond odded onother
single In the nighlcap. (Photo by Mik Oominow5kil
g
} Now th:lrt Marquette has
Chonu, I think. the nc•t
thinJ they should do i• to toUAhcn up their K hedulc. They ,.·ere
Joodcnough tobe ratc:dinthctoptwentyaUlast JCalon,but
playing liUCh patsies u Ea11crn Michipnand UWM hurtthtU ntin~s
a Uyur.
l hope AI McGuire, Jr., decidu on Marq uette also· he is one of
thcmo11 undc1111ted pL:I)'t~liin t he Mate .
The Chl~a10 C~bl certainly have o ne 1dvantagc this soeason · they
arc off to~ 100<1 start , somcthin& which doesn't happen too oft~n
for any (lrofeaionaltea m in tht' Windy City. Now if they o;:an hold
thrir two prne lead for the next 14S pniCii, they will -..•in t h~
(lCnnant.
Allan!~ may be t he surprise tum of t he Jnguc this yur. Old
llcnry A~ron iscuncnlly hillinc .S I ~ and hit his Sl 2th c:leet homer
lall week. The Bravts have severa l o utstandin& young ball t•laycu
andoneoftheniOiilpowcrful allacksint llrmajou.
th/~~~~~i~a~~a:;:~r !~4~bi)li:u~s::;~~~~~:~",.'c:~:::,P~~~-~~~::~
hilthcll p~id . haulint~ In a paltry SJ2.6 S8 on 1hr ltVcr:lsc. Th~ St.
Louis Canlinals "'"ere the hls hcll payinJ tc~m in l 'J61. -..i th a
S~ll.S60 a.erage. ""hile the I"JJr r~ckers could shell o ut o nly
518,153. Considerin&moit of the (llayer5 have lutt~tii"C o ff suson
jobli,it"snot a bad li'linJ:.
Now
~~n::::.tc:$ ~~~t;b~t'~~~ Rlt:&cnU.alcr, p 2 1 0 0
aUo-..· a man to rnch thiN bue
in pOUin& h\<ishutout.and never
22
3
4
3
allo ..·ed the Warhawkli mon: Warha..-k•
A8 R H rbt
3 0 0 0
than one bue 1\ln""r in an)' P&ltue, •
V&nThul'r. lb
4
0
0 0
innin1.
LandtKh,
d
3
0
0
0
A brnkforRiuenthalcrand
e
the Pointns occUlTed in the Stowr,
~ ~ ~
Blllot. 3b
>~Cvent h innil\i. Billot kd off
Webu, tf
s 0 1 0
with walk for Whitewate r but WoJntca. 2b
3 0 0 0
WIIOUIII)'inltOMUl KtOndOn Poole, rf
3
0
2
0
a prrfcct thro ..· from o;:atchcr
2
0
0
0
Ma~ Andu..on to One Caruso.
2:1 0 4 0
Weber foUowed "ilh 1 Ioiii
doubk- Ill>! -..·oulo.l ha>"C !iCOred \\-"ht\e.,....ter ··---- 000 000 oo-o
....000000~
llillot. but Rit Lcnthak r JOt Sta~nt~ln\
28-Weber. HR·Walk·
WoJnl'-"l on a ~round ball to end E-St~.
ncr. DP·Whltew..t.cr 2. LOB·
lhatthl"at
Stevt.n~ PointS, Whlte.,....Ur 5.
Rrucnthakr put do-..·nafinal ~~r- 3.c..ru.o.BU!ot,.
threat m the c1l)lth. Cre~ Poole.
opened -..·ith a sinde and Wlli
lP J1 R t e bb ...
1 4 l 3 1 II
ucrifkc.l to !i<:OOnd b)" Frost. Fro.~t CL)
•butthcPointcrsouthpa-..· s:ot RIUtnt"r (WJI 4 0 0 2 II
!
Ande~c
2
0
0
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.....,,
Soccer Club Opens
Its Season Sunday
The flnt official practice of
tht' ' prinJ $C'ti0n for the WSU
Socce-r Club wi' hd.l btl
S:iturdayafternoonbthindii )"Cr
ilall. Coach Ccorttr Port~ ran
his pbyrn"throuah a briW: two
ho u r workout , putt in~ his
p1a)"C1$thi014h $C'VCni$C'rio:sof
drillsanliflll)'li, ntainly!.lrcssin&
b1Uiun41in&an4oontrol.
.needed . Anyone. rcprdlru of
Uf'Cricn« ~nd interested in
~~~~=b:~~~;~nli~:l:O~~ntact
The f1:rst pmc of the 5r1son
is Sunday, Apr. 21, 111inlit St.
Norbt-11 Colle&e at Wtst DePt"' .
The l'ointcu will ha•·eonly this
week to ~t into oondition and
be ready to play, so C~ch
Pot1csi will be holdin& heavy
wOfkOutseveryday thisw«k to
pthisteamrcad)'.
Po t'lclii will probably be
All poliitionson thrtumal\'
still o pe-n. All perSOn$ will have
the opportunity to try o ut for
anypolition. Equlpmrnt willbc
furnished for t hepmcs.uccpt
so~ctrdiOC's,which •~ required
forthcplaycn tosecure.
Tentatt.-e pmcs arc bcin&
pbnncd -..·ith Ripon Colleac.
LaCronc State Univcnity,anda
return mat ch with St. Norbcru.
The d ub is t ttcmptinJ "tosoetup
one or two home pmes, which
wiLl be played at Buko lt Park.
The Soccer Club polilcd a l-2·1
reoord last bU inintercolle&iatc
play.
Wllh ma ny u pe rio:n«''l
pbyen rc:tumin&, the team
should be f•irly Wi:l!Nlan«d
boC h o ffcnsivdyanddcfcnsivrly,
but add it ional players arc
Car Key rinJ with Illinois tlJ,
KP·992. abo SCCA ta&, reward
if fourd , contact Rick, 20 2
Knultcn. Ext. 604.
b'.~~dl~~~ ¢-~i~~~o':
THE POUR HAUS
Thursday. AJ>ril 2-1
THE FABULOUS
1-L\RYEY AND THE
SEYEN SOUNDS
Homm's for Prid• JOe
LOST
Friday and Satu rday
THE MISERY SONS
-4 GUYS ANO A LOVElY GIRL
,fNothing Peels a<S {jreat as
CJJ,.ese {jreat IV§w I(t}ds •